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Home My WebLink About1977-09-23 - Orange Coast Piloti l I ;i •' t Biggest ht LA .... , I ., I I II ' • Mesa Suicide War_.s Cops First t'. • Pair ·Fleece Elderly Woman • .• • Carter· Wants Concorde at LA /l c • " •Tropical Storm 'No Threat' .. \ Dr. Cella Fraud Trial F RIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTftMBER 23, 1977 I V<>t 1t , •O. 1", 4 H CTIC*S1 4' ~AOIS ' ' .. Suicide Follows Report 'A Costa Mesa man who phoned police to report his ow n impend· ing suicide, shot himself wi th a 12 gauge shotgun as fi ve police officers raced to his apartment shortly before midnight Wedncs day, police said Police ar rived al the scene al 2000 Parsons St. JUSt moments after Lloyd Elmer WheelPr, 59, placed the shotgun inside his mouth and pulled the trigger He died instantly. A police dispatcher had re· celved a call from Wh eeler, who said: "I'd like to report a suicide. let me give you some informs· lion." "Who is committing suicide?" \he dispatcher asked. "I am." Wheeler responded, "I've got a al\otgun." After calmly giving the dis- patcher his address, Wheeler added, "I'll leavd the."front door ~ .. v~en ... -~'What's your name?" asked th~ dispatcher, hoping to engage Wheeler in conversation and talk ~ outol bls suicide plans. •''You'll find out when you get CSeeSVICIDE, Page A2> wrong Sex; 'Lover' Shot SEATTLE <AP> A 24-year-old man here shot h is girlfriend when he found out she was really a he. police say. A 20-year-old man told police he is a transvestite and had been impersonal· ing a woman for several weeks Wltil his roommate discover ed t h e truth Thursday. H e was reported i n s atisfactory condition et Harborview Medi cal Center with a wound in the right cheek. Police said the man decided not to press charges against the room· mate because the shot ap- peared to be accidental and the gun wAls meant on· ly to frighten n im Southhmd Threat,ened BySronn? LOS ANGE LES CAP> A powerlul Pacific tropica,l s4orm was aimed at Los Angeles today, but forecasters said the storm would probably dissipa te before reaching land. The storm, packing winds of up to 70 miles per hour, was 750 miles southwest of Los An1eles and moving northeast at about 25 miles per hour, s aid Roger Hill of lbe National Wealbei: Service. Hill s aid tropical storms "breed oU V{ann water" and us~ally Jose ~lr impact when they reach the coldet w1tert0on tl)e PaeifJc eo-.t. . ffowe•er, be addect that "wtlh tropicall, you can never tell.'' So, dependlnc on th~ upper·ltvel wiDd COndltlont, the 1torsn tould drench Southern Calllomta, · It could just bring a little raln, or it could brlni nothinl but 101ne scattered hf 1h eload1, Hlll aatd. ~ . Gets Change of Y ~Due , . Concoroe - Proposed For LA WASIDNGTON CAP> -The Carter administration proposed rules today that c-0uld bring supersonic Concorde fiights into as many as 13 U.S. cities next year on a permanent basis. At the same time, it extended indefinite l y t h e f ed eral permission earlier granted the pla ne to land at Dulles Interna- ti on a I Air p o rt outside Washington and at John F. Ken- nedy International Airport oul· side New York City. The Dulles flights, authonzed under a 16·month trial pen od, would have expired Saturday un- 1 ess the permission were ex· tended. Flights have not started at New York because of a court battle. Other cities which could get Concorde flights under the ad· mi nis tra tion 's proposal a r e Anchor age, Alaska ; Boston; Dallas; Honolulu, Hawaii; Los An ge les; Mia mi ; Houston ; Chicago; Seattle; San Fran- cisco; and Philadelphia. Each city, however , would have some local authority to ban the fllghts -simllar to the authortty which New York is at· tempting to use to keep the sleek plane out of Its airport. Transportation Secreta ry Btotlt Adams, who announced the declslon for Pres ident . Car1ef, said the administration "continues to support a trial period of up to tour Concorde ru.bta per day" into Kennedy. Atlama said the.proposed rules -which will not 10 into effect un- til th«! public has had a chance to commeot on them -are "de- •l1ntd to protect the health and aatety ol the American people, (See88'1', ••••.U) Jeff Halbert await s extrication aft~r falling into a hole in a Gary, Ind .. s1de walk cause<l by tne removal of a lamp post. Ha lbert·.s Wi(e, Catherine. stands by helpless- ly as spectators gather . He was taken to a hospital arte r his rescue . By TOM BARLEY Of.,. OellY "let IWff Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr. 's t rial on multiple counts or fraud and grand theft will be transferred to another California county, an Orange County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday. Judge H. Warren Knight agreed wit h deten-se-llttomey George Chula of Costa Mesa that heavy pretrial publicity has re· duced the posslblllty of a fair trial in this area for Cella, 52. Cella and codefendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32, will be tried sepatately on 127 felony counts contained in a Grand Jury .indict· ment, Judge Knight has ruled. It Ls alleged that lbey were in· volved tn repeated acts of fraud that C06t two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary-treasurer an estimated $2 million in funds. Both men were convicted on related charges 16 months •10 in Los Anceles Federal Court. Cella is free on appeal ftom a five.year prison term while Evans awaits a ppellate action on his one year prtson sentence. JudfO JCnigbt reduced Celia's ball from ·$100,000 to $25,000 Thunday and then1tumed to the <SeeCEUA, Pa1e Al) • .4.1 DAILY Pt!.OT Space Shuttle Lan.~g Successful EDWARDS Ala roacz OASt: c AP> 1119 pt.el libutUo £1\te'1)NC, foJl6W C a COM of t•lectronlc btama to lh touchdown J>O'M. landed 1 ly today •fl.er llt Ualrd •Ude lCll1 rrom 41 .. mile. abon lb• en. Amons the ••tchtn on t.be trounct WU I ln>UP Of &pact buCfa from Utah. Tht•y mcludc.-d Mah school i.nd colle&e wtudenti. who hope to nd ~c1cncl' expert men.la aboard an Enlt•qmse sis \Ir •hlP when lt blHlM Into 1:1pace lntheall80I. Th ShuUle wn "ulded an 1b 1 ndln• by I .mlcrowuve device, etmUar to one u11ud to guide •lrplane. to corr1cr landings. thal aend•. beam or signals from th• "round toward the incoming <·ruf\ It wu1 tha rtrst rree·fhght te!it ln wbtch the device was usCld A1tronau~1 Fred Jlaaae 11nd Gordon F\llltrton were at the control• Cor \be second time They aulded the craft on its 111 •iden Qlght here Aug. 12. Haise. 43, and Fullerton, 40, also switched on an automatic pilot for less than a minute :.is lhuy appr&ached the dry take bed Gays Throng Hotel Welcome Mat Angers Neighbors HILLB URN NY <A P > Squint throush the fhckering strobe lights and It is eai.y to see men dancing with other men, women with women, and men with women. The motel·on-the-mountarn. long a local landmark, h:.id lhrown opeo WI doors ~nd told homosexuals the welcome mal wus out. The door was wide open. and it wa& just as well . Had the munagement tried to close it Thursday niuht. it would huve Gas Line Cut City Can't Pay Its Bill CRYSTAL CITY, Tex. CAP1 Crystal City. the Texas town that didn 't pay its' nutural gas bill, had it~ s upply cut off today . For 21:? years, the town's municipal utility which serves custom ers of Lo-Vaca Gathering Company has refused to pay its bill, now almost $800 ,000. The town. with a population of 8,000, claims its people simply didn't have the money. Lo-Vaca officials turned off a valve in Corpus Christi. about 200 miles east of thls South T exas com- m unity und the supply of natural gas to l ,200 customers gradually hissed to a halt. Councilman Ruddv Es pinoza Jr. said 63 percent of the town's residents, m ost of them ~lcxican Americans, have incomes below the poverty level. Earlier, Mayor Francisco Benavides of the SO· called "Spinach Capita l of the World." said, "I guess we're going to be like General Robert E . Lee. I guess it's surre nder. We've fought as hard as we know how, but there's nothing else we can do. We just throw in the towel.'' Fro.Pop Al CELLA ••. issue or a possible out o( county location for Evans' trial. However. defense attorney James Riddel told Judge Knight, that the former administrator of Santa Ana's Mercy General Hospital may withdraw his re- quest for a change of venue in · favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Knight gave Riddel unUl Sept. 29 to decide on the change of venue motion. He will contact the state's judicial council today with a view to relocating Celia's trial which is scheduled for Oct. 3. Chula vigorously condemned the news media Thursday for "creating the kind of hostile en- vironment" that had made it necessary for Cella to be tried in another jurisdiction. "He will now have to race trial far away from his friends and as· sociates," Chula said. "[ blame the local press for this and for a vindictive campaign asainst my client that dates back to lone before the Ciling or criminal charges. Knievel Kin Hurt in J11m·p YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) -Nle Knievel, 37, has followed his older brother's footsteps into the ~orld of hurtling through space an motor vehicles -he's laid up with three broken vertebrae. Knievel suffered the injury when he overshot a landing ramp while practicina a 71.foot Jump from one ramp to another In a mint.race car, t.arry Smith. an associate, said Thursdat'. Knievel's older brother, Evel, has been ho~tallncl nveul times from i uries suffered in crashes whi e making IQJlJ Jumps with a motorcycle. o·,..,.aa COAST 1 DAILY PILOT wrl Cyclist Hit '1y Auto In NB Dies An 11-year-old Newport Beach girl. who inexplicably tried to bicycle across a bu sy thoroughfare against a traffic light, clied Thursday night after she was struck by a car. Monique F. Reda of 30 Burning Tree Road died al Hoag Memorial Hospital arter surfer· ing head injuries in the 6:4.5 p.m. traffic accident. PoUce said the girl, a seventh grader at Lincoln School, and a companion apparently were bicycling from Fashion Island to Big Canyon, approachtne San J oaquln Hills Road on Santa Rosa Drive. Trame Investigator Mike Mullins said the two girls stopped for the red li&ht at the intersec· lion, which was in the mfdare or its phase for throu1h traffic on San Joaquin Hills Road. Mullins said Miss Reda started across the intersection white her friend waited for the lisht. She had nearly reached the oppoeit-e ' side o( the six-lane street when ahe was struck by a car driven by Ann Hench of 1020 Madison Place, Laeuna Beach. Mullins said the accldent ls still under investigation, but pre· ltmlnary findings Indicate Miss Hench was not at fault. The little girl was rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital where · s he was declared dead al about tOp.m. Bear Kilkd .Jn Captiue; Seeking Food? LINDSAY (AP) -A bear ap· parently in search of food was the object of a chase today In th11 small town near the southern Sierra foothills that ended in the animal's deoth. A newspaper delivery woman reported siahting the bear abort· ly after• a .m. Ctty police omcera chased the enlmal through back yards for abotJt one hour while ~Uce of. tlclala tried unsuccessfully to lQC,lt. a lral"lquiU~r IUD. Offtcer Don BlO(k fioall)" c:or· · nered the bear and put a ropt aound the antm&l's nee-. Block been battered down Nearly 2,000 people crowded mto the Hilltor Hotel. ignonng about 20 locu residents dem· onstrating a half.mile away at the bottom of the road that wands up the mountain. Car after car moved past the :-llent demonstrators, past the sign proclaiming, "Gay life at its peak in the ultimate resort com- plex. The great escape is here.·· The great escape atop the mountain 30 miles northwest or New York City had the local resi- dents up in arms. Some are afraid the motel's new image would hurt properly values. Others said it would lead to establishment or other homosexual-oriented busi- nesses on the suburban streets. Another group objected to the hotel on religious grounds. "It's not biblical," s aid Paul Thompson, 12, son or a minister. "It's one of the reasons why Sodom and Gomorrah was destroyed." Midge V<1n Dunk said she wai> taking her :.even children and moving "I can 't raise them around this. I want my kids to think a boy should go out with a girl .. Jn vocal d1sa~reement with the er o up wc•re counter· demonstrators from the Gay Ac· tivist Alliance. "Gay 1s good, gay 1s great, gay is as ~ood as straight ... they 1·hantcd But the byplay never made it up the tull Looking out over the coun- tryside. the motel an allrac t1ve, IOO·unit am<1lgamation of .J apanese-stylc buildin~s on its last financi<il legs before going gay tossed beam!> of strobe light s kyward and riff:. of frenetic dlSco music below to the de monstrators . It was infectious . The disc jotjtey. his race painted stark white. had those In the elegant lounge practically run· ning in place The dance floor was packed. "We expected to do well open- ing night, but this is unreal," said Thomas Esposito. 30, manager or the motel. "You be sure to point out that there are plenty or straight couples here, not just gays." There were a lot of straight couples, ·'trying to find something more exciting than the dull pubs that fill this coun- ty," suggested a couple from N.vack. It was dullness that neaily did away wit.h the m otel on the mountain before its lastest fling. Then it decided to become "the complete all-private paradise (Qr ••ys." . Ads in New York City newapapers and homosexual publications around the country bragged of "Highball1 the dis· co cl<>sest to the crowas and one of the largest, most pulsating dance places anywhere." The motel lived up to that in its "gayla" opening, From Page AJ SST ••. runwl4)', "The auto-land worked almc.l perr~uy -right on the glide slope," racUoc;d NASA Mission Control in Houston, '1tdicatlni the coml)liter system had nown the Enterpr1se precisely on course. The only problem the ShutUe encountered was with com· munlcations. Interference in a radlo channel between the En· terpriae and its earner plane forced the crew to swttcb to a backup syittem before lt wu launched fOll' its fiv•mlnate free flight. After the Boetng 747 with the Shuttle on top climbed to 23,876 'feet above the air base, explosive bolts were fired to set the En· ,.,.w,,..... fi'_eathered Reft..,en terprbe free. Lacking enaine11 ol its own. tbe craft allded downward at more than 300 miles an ~. with the astronauts put- Un& lt through banks. turns and up and down maneuvers to test ita bandllng qualities. The last free flight lest "s conducted on Sept. 13 by two other astronauts. 2Dead In Ohio· l :l . Shootin~ ... COLUMBUS. Ohio <AP> -A worker pulled a g un from a lunch bag in the crowded cafeteria of a pharmaceuticals firm early to- day and began a shooting ram- page that left one fellow worker dead and two others wounded before he killed himselC as police closed in, police said. Police said Charles C. Lewis, 53, Columbus. pulled a .357 magnum in the Ross Laboratories cafeteria which was crowded with coffee drinkers waiting for a shift change. He wounded Eugene Erwin, 31, as Erwin sat with three friends. About 50 workers in the area took cover under tables or fled after Lewis ran Crom the room to a maintenance area where ~ wounded Arthur Hammonds. 62. Lewis theu went to the depart· ment where he was to report for work, and shot Ethelbert Dye, 49, of Columbus, as Dye was leaving his shift. Dye died minutes later. Erwin and Hammonds, both of Colurn- bu5, were reported in criticaJ condition. • . Police Sgt. Willard OnklcM. who ci>mered Lewis in a loac:U'ng area of the building, said. "I told .. him to drop the gun. About that -----------------------time1 he stuck the gun to his he,ad t · ·~ and olew bis be~ off. He never aaidaword. A gaggle of geese flee a fir~'Which destroyed a barn on the Wilbert N ething farm in Stanley, Wis. Firefighters :-<Jid the harn \\a~ a total loss. Two Men Accused ' . • • Of El Toro Rape ~ A young woman who was seek- ing a loan that would bail her boyfriend out of Orange County f',....PageAJ SEX •.. dcrcover police oHicer. ·· The l2 women were booked for investigation of soliciting pros- 1tut1on. Goldin, arrested at his Marm:.i det Rey apartment. was booked for investigation of criminal conspiracy. pimping and pandering. Lisa Butler, 25, and Cr aig Lamm , 30, were booked for investigation of the same violalions. When "Summerwmds" phones were shut off last March, Goldin denied his operation was a front for prostitution. "People call to ask to have a young lady sent to do a massage or a nude modeling session," he said. He said the customers were charged $35, of which the girl was allowed to keep SS. Goldin said at the time that his girls all signed notari%ed state- ments that they would not engage in illegal acts. Jail was driven to the El Toro Road area by two men and raped Thursday, s heriff's officers re- ported. Deputies said the 21-year-old victim was contacted at the San- ta Ana jail by two men who over- heard her making Inquiries on where she could raise the balance or money needed for a bail bond. She told officers she accom- panied the pair In \heir pickup truck when they assured her that they had a friend in the El Toro area who would provide the loan. Instead, she said, they halted their vehicle In hnty country near the intersection of El Toro and Canada roads, beat her and then raped ber. Officers said the victim described her abductors as belne in their early twenties and of Mexican-American extraction. She told investigators she heard the names "Manuel" and "Paul .. used during her abduction. Officers said the victim was aided by a passing motorist and taken to a local hospital for ex- amination. She was allowed to return home after treatement for s hock and minor cuts and bruises. •'He was glassy-eyed. A strange look on his face, Uk~ be ~as in outer space somewhere." Orndorf said~ A security guard at the firm said Lewis threatened the men in the past, but police could not con· firm a motive for the shootlngs. "He said he was ~oinit to come in with a gun. He picked his morning to do It," said employe Robert Dalley. Fro.PllfleAJ SUICIDE ••• here," Wheeler replied before thanking the officer and bangfag up. Officers dispatched to the apartment complex on Costa Mesa's west side, were met by.a neighbor who told them she bad Just beard a gun shot. Wheeler's body was found slumped against a wall of his apartment with a double barrel shotgun at hJs side. Police said there was no in- dication why the man took his own life. Soft Lile Barred MEXICO CITY (AP) -The U.S. Justice Department bas warned Americans clamoring to gel out of. Mexican jails not to ex· peel a soft life if they are transferred home to serve· out their terms. IT'S HERE • • • YESTERYEAR! ., Selection of carpeting wasn•t fantastic back in 1894 when our grandfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were "in." and grandfather specialized in them. ~ ... Our father got into the act around 19f8 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. mostly Wiltons and Axmlnisters. Lately we have seen a resurgence, of Axlninister carpets in beautiful florals and prints. The effect created by an unusual pattern can transform a dull room Into something spectacular. . Please stop in and see our large selection. ' I I Orange Coast . EDITION VOL 70, NO 166, 4 SECTIONJ 44 PAGES ---......-----------·-----...-·---- ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1977 c TEN CENTS ~~~~~~~~--- / So~ N-M Teachers Could Lose Jobs By MICHA f:L P Ol .. O.. A stunning rop in "it udt·nt t•nroUment hll left the Newport Mes1.1 Un1f1t.• Sc hool District "1th more ll'a hers than 1t neC<h •nd du.tr1ct of 1c1als mt1y begin <a "complicated process" to have the extra instructors dismissed oTstnct officials Thur,day i.a1d the loc.s of 1,620 students this year means the l>t:r v1ces of between 25 Jntl JO lt".t.tleri. llren 't really lll·cclL' an· under t·ontract for the whole 1977·78 st·hool 't'l'Jf, the educators will rem am· m1 the 1>a) roll, costing the d1stnl'I an el:>t1malcd $400,000 in salaril·s District Supenntcndcnl John Nicoll today said the excess in ~tructorl> ""on't JUsl be i.tanding by " during thb schoul year "Many are being assigned to small classes and we are m lhe process of com bining these classes to bring them up lo normal Sill! <about 26 students µer class>." he said Some tl•uc hers may be as- Si$!nl'<.I to the district's substitute lcachl•r pool or transferred lo other schoob. but all will remain as full-time instruclors, Nicoll explaim.'CI. Distract officals are still at a loss to explain just what caused the surprise drop in enrollment. An enrollment drop ot about 920 students was expected, but an ad- d 1 tional 700 stude nts disap- peared, almost mys teriously, during summer vacation Nicoll said these students were "physically present in the dis· tricl last spring, according to census figures. "By November we should know how lt (the enrollment pie· tu re) looks for next year," said Nicoll. "If the decline continues we will have t.o delerm ine at the Ctrst of the year if we must pro- ceed to further reduce our staff," he added. A three-year-old Supreme Court decision places strict criteria on the dismissal of teachers. Calling 1l a "very complicated process" Nicoll said there will be hearings and other steps to as- s ure the teachers are granted due process ruther than simply being dismissed. Probationary teachers. those who haven't received tenure by teaclung an the district for three years. would be the first to go if the district is forced to make cul· ISeeTEACHERS. PageA2) Cella Fraud Trial Gets Transfer Retirement at 70 Age Bill Approved WASHINGTON IA PJ The llouse passed and ~ent to the Senate today a bill lo proh1b1t age-based mandatory retirement before age 70 in pri vale business and eliminate forced rel1rem'ent entirely under fc<ll'ri.11 l>crvice The vote was 359 to 4 Under curr<.'nt federal law. privak employers can force \\Orkers to retire al age 65 and federal workers are subject to mandatory retirement at age 70 The private sector portion of the bill \lrould go into effect lllO days after passage <ind the federal part immediately upon enactment The: bill y,oul<I exempt bona fide colkcllvc bargainin~ agree· m<'nL-; which would require in · \'Oluntary age ba~l· . retirement lil•tween 65 and 70 for lhe re ma1nder of the <tgreement or two Suicide Call f' I ' . t . ; ' I I / Mesan Wa~ Copa First ~ A Cosla Mesa man who phoned police to report his own impend- ing suicide, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun as five police officers raced to his apartment shortly before midniibt Wednes- day, police said. Police arrived al the scene al 2000 Parsons St. just moments after Lloyd Elmer Wheeler, 59, placed the s hotgun inside his mouth and pulled lhe trigger. lie died instantly. A police dispatcher had re· ceived a call from Wheeler, who said: "I'd like lo report a suicide. let me give you some informa· lion." "Who is committing suicide'!" the dispatcher ask'ed. "I am." Wheeler responded, "1 've got a shotgun." Arter calmly giving the dis· patcher his address, Wheeler added, "I'll leave the front door open . ." "What's your name?" asked the dispatcher, hoping to engage Wheeler In converliation and talk him out of his suicide plans "You'll find out when you gel here,·· Wheeler replied before thanking the officer and hanging up Officers dispatched to the apartment complex on Costa Mesa's west side, were met by a neighbor who told them she had JUSl heard a gun shot. Wheeler 's body was found slumped a~ainst a wall of his apartment with a double barrel shotgun at his side Pottc-e iiaid there was no in- dication why the man took his ow n life Carter Asks More Concorde Flights WASllJNGTON IAP > The Carter administration proposed rules today that could brln~ sup<'rsonic Concorde fhRhls into 1 ai; many as 13 l l S cities nl'xt year on a permanent basis. At the same time, It extended indefinite ly th e fe deral permission earlier granted the plane t.o land at Dulles Interna· 1 tional Airp o rt outside • Washington and at John F. Ken. Coasf Weather Patchy night and morn· Ing low clouds with varia· ble high cloudiness will sti~k around through Saturday. Temperatures will be about th~ same. Lows tn SOI. Highs Satur. day68to78. INSIDE TODA~ An OJWn f ~ld in tlw middle o/ 1"11M m<lJI uem Uu on odd ipot /or o ,,_rf omaing art1 Jtttlvol, but Uiot'e 7U1f w#IQt'• ' cominQ up. Sec Poot CJ o/ tM We.ktnder. years, whichever comes first Rep Claude Pepper <D-Fla 1, a principal sponsor of the leg1i.la· lion, said the bill would not pro- hibit forced retirement for in- competence or failing health. The measure applies to pnvate sector workers whose employer has 20 or more persons on the payroll that covers about 70 peret•nt of the U.S labor force <See AGE 70, Page A2> Storm Sets Sights on Coast Area LOS ANGELES <A.Pl A powerful Pacifi c tropical storm was aimed at Los Angeles today. but forecasters s aid the storm would probably dissipate before re<Jching land The storm. packing winds of up to 70 miles per hour. was 750 miles &outhwest of Los Angeles and moving northeast at about 25 miles per hour. said Roger Hill of the Na tional Weather Service Hill said "there's always the likelihood" the storm "ould re- tain its strenlo(lh and maintain its present course. in which -case it would reach land by Saturday mght Right now, he said, "1t'-; CJ tonccrn, but not a threat '' Hill sa id tropical s torms "breed off warm water" and usually Jose their impact when they reach the colder waters on the Pacific Coasl. However, he added that "with lroplcals. you can never tell "So. depending on the upper-level wind conditions. the storm could drench Southern Cali fornia. it could Just bring a htlle rain, or it could bring nothing but some scattered high clouds. Hill said 'Dae Tlaiaker Hazel. the Phoenix zoo·s IO\\."land gorilla. take~ a COil l<.•mpl<.1t1vc pose. perhaps belying the inner thoughts ol monkey business. 16 Arrests Smash Prostitution Ring LOS A.NCELES ·IAPJ - Sheriff's officers have arrested 16 personi; in breakup of what one investigator called "the largest prostitution ring in the history of Los Angeles County.·· The arrests Thursday night followed a six·mopth investiga- tion int.o a Marina del Rey-based outcall massage operalion run by Marvin Goldin. Goldin, 40, had his operation slowed down last March when of- ficials s uspended telephone service to his "Summerwind'' massage and nude modeling agency. However, he continued to operate the agency und er another name, sheriff's Lt Jerry Stern said today. Thursday night's arrests came after Municipal Court Judge Mary Waters issued felony war rants against Goldin and seven associates . Goldin, two as - sociates and 12 alleged pros- titutes were arrested Thursday ni~ht. Five of Goldin 's associates were still being sought, Stern said. "This was a typical outcall massage operation," Slern said. "The customer would see ads in underground newspapers they're rather explicit -the girl would go to the customer, charge so m~ch money ror the so-called massage, and then she would work for 'tips.' That •s where the money for prostitution would come in.·· Stem said the alleaed pros· titutes were arrested when "they went to the location and the customer there was an un· dercover police officer." The 12 women were booked for investigation of soliciting pl'O.'S· ltutlon. GoldJn, arrested at his M4rina del Rey, apartment, was booked for tc:ivestlgallon of crlmlnal cpnsplracy, pttnplng and pandcrina. Ltsa Butler, 25. apd Crala ~amm, 30, were bookod for in9esUgaUon of Ute tame vtol&Uons. Wh~ • 'Summerwlnds • • phones were •hut o(( last Mareh, Goldin denied bit opttltion wa a Croat for prostitution. ··~1e caU to ask to have " yowiiltlliy atnl to do a 11\UHle or a nUdt mocleUna aeasion, .. be Uld. • Publicity 'Hinders' Fairness By TOM BAR LEV Of 11W Oell¥ l'OoUC.ff Dr. Louis J. Cella Jr.'s trial on multiple counts of fraud and grand theft will be transferred to another California county, an Orange County Superior Court Judge ruled Thursday. Judge H . Warren Knight agreed with defense attorney George Chula of Costa :\1esa lhat heavy pretrial publicity has re- duced the possibility of a fair trial in this area for Cella, 52. Cella and codefendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32, will be tried separately on 127 felony counts contained in a Grand Jury indict· ment, Judge Knight has ruled. It is alleged that they were in· volved in repeated acts of fraud that cost two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary-treasurer an estimated $2 million in funds Both men were convicted on related charges 15 months ago in Los Angeles Federal Court. Cella 1s free on appeal from a five-year prison term while Evans awaits appellate action on his one year prison sentence. Judge Knight reduced Celia's bail from $100,000 to $25,0-00 Thursday and then turned lo the isi;ue of a possible out of county location for Evans' trial. However, defense attorney James Riddel told Judge Knight, that the former adminis trator of Santa Ana 's Mercy General Hospital may withdraw his re- quest for a change of venue in favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Knight gave Riddel unlit Sept. 29 to decide on the change of venue motion. He will contact the state's judicial council today with a view to relocating Celia's trial which is scheduled for Oct. 3 Chula vigorously condemned the news media Thursday for "creating the kind or hostile en- vironment'' that had made It necessary for Cella to be tried in another jurisdiction. "He will now have lo face trial far away from his friends and as- sociates," Chula said. "I blam~ the local press for this and for a vindictive campaign against my client that dates back to loruc before the filing of criminal c harges" Foriner GOP Leader· Eyes County Seat Tom Rogers, 52, a former chairman of the Orange County Republican Central Committee, ls expected to announce within the next two weeks that he will t)e a candidate for county supervisor in 1978. U so, Rogers· announcement will make him U\e first candid~ to step forward to challenie in cumbenl SU\ Dlstrlct Supervlaor Thomas Riley. Like R\ley, Roaers It Newport Beach re1ldent. I Republican and a CathoUc. H~ has been a rull-t.\me Oranc• County resident since 1963 and was ctalet of tho county's Republican Porty from 1970 thro-..h ttT4. R91ers keeps cattle on lened gtaitn1 land ln the Saddleback Valley and In Hcent years bu been acUv hl homeowner aroup1 ln lb• San :Jua ... Caplittano area. OAllV PllOf c Irvine Res ident Indicted lrvlne-rt.~Jdf'nt Clyde OtnneU. c·urrenUy appc'11hn1 an lncome 1.1'\ ''\.ilblon t·onvlttJon und fat"in1t tfldl 111 A\riwms on a ~ 5 mllUOn land fr;111tl t'hurl(t'. was lndkt~ 1 hlll w1•c k by u fodeul ll Knd Jury on 12 count.a >rm II traud Utnnt'll, ~7. form e r ly o f 'J1•wpot t Rt·.11 h, Willi nlimed .Ilona: with ~1" othn c•rnployes of Thunderblrd Vitlley. u defunct 1 .. nd operation 1n wci.t Anrooa l..sw t<nfofl·c.·mcnl o!hcla.ls ln l'hcK'tlJX -.111d l>innell was named in tht.' milirtmcnlb handed down l'ucM!.1y h} the: ftdcral Grand Jury 111 Tuc:,on Dmnell is ~ccused of 1llegaJly -.clhng m<Jrtgagei. of property an lhunderbird ValJey under the as· :-.urned n11mc of Ben Sorice. 1:-'t.>deral offlc1alb an Tucson say lhl'Y cxJ>t:t.:l him to be in court tht·re by Monday for arraign. m<'nt on the fraud chaq~e IJ111ncll. who formerly h ved at the lialboa Hay Club, now hi.ts an Jddn•.,s at 9 Wandering Rill. I 1 \, 1111.' Thi.' otht•r 1nd1ctccs listed In the Thundcrlmd Valley <.'i.IM' arc alJ A!'i!'>Cl('l:ttl''> or Ned WiJrren of I\ r11.011:i, who I'> also under indict· nH"nt 1n another fraud case I>mnell and his son. Anthony. :!!I, of lfl732 Pasco Cortt'l, Irvine. now 01>t•rJte a hot dog franch1s- 1n~ bus iness <·1.il led the Dog Father !'nor to mov1r1t to the Orange Coa!'il, both worked for a Phoenix firm, combined Equity As- !'.Urance. "h1ch was the subject of a thre><' .vear investigation by the '>IH:(·tal proscrutor's office of the i\rll(ma Stale Attorney General ·r hat 1nvesbgat1on ended with lht• indictment or 15 people. in- cludini: both Uinnelb, who were hstt·cl in a tot<il of 95 of the land fr iJ ll Thl' youngl.'r Dinnell faces sen- IC•ncmg <kt 14 in Phoeni x after plcad111g guilty to three felony ch:.irgl'!'i 111~ fathP1-. Clyd<'. 1s scheduled tc1 !-ila11d trial with three other former cmploycs of the now de· furwl company on Jan 10. Last April, Drnnell was con- victed of two counts of filing fabe incomt· tax returns by u federal <'nurt 111 Phoenix and hl' was sen· tt•m·cd tn 18 months in federal pr1so11 l le " currently free on hontl J)<!ndin~ his appeal · 'Tough Guy' · Image a Must Ill :\TS\'JLl.E. T<'x tAP> A torml•r llouston police officer hJs tl·:-.t1l1l'<.1 in the murder tnal "' L\\11 olht·r former policemen that 11 is important for officers to hm c· .1 "n·11utul1on as a tough guy· and that beating prisoners hl.'lp:, enforce the law. Fornwr officers Terry Denson and Stc•phl'n Ori undo are accused •>f thl• bN1t111u drowning death of Jol· C<impo:, Torres, a Mexican· American laborer From Pose A J TEACHERS ~acks 'f herc are r>re!\l!ntly aboul 30 probJt1onary teachers in the dis· lr1ct llo1.1.1•vcr, 1f more cutbacks arc nccc~s.iry. the d 1strict could '°'tk<' action against t enured wathcrs, on a seniority basis • Unt il enrollment projections ere completed for next year. <tis-v1 ct offie1als arc unable to say w st h1Jw many teache rs may be forced lo seek employment llscwhcrt• Currently, there are about 25 to JO mor e teache rs than nee· Asury but this fig ure may thange in light of normi'I teacher lttrltlon and next year 's ~ll· In mt outlook. Last year about 30 teac:bers ither retired or le!t the Newport· esa district for em)>loyment sewhere . O"ANGl COAST c DAILY PILOT Joc••.ewtrr '111Ut .. nl0t111•1110.-"4 ...... ............ Miier -TllllNtA.111\....._ MalMt!fltUW -' - 'SignBere' Azit• TaylM Morton. new treasurer of the L'nited States. and Trca:.ury SN.'l't..'lary Michael Blumenthal go through <i stack of new dullur hills ul lhC' Hurt·au of f:ngnt\ ing T he\" ure lhe f1r:-.l lo be;.ir Morton':. !'!1£{n~1t11n• lnJine Homing Settlement Due? 81 PIOUP ROSMARJN GI .. Delfw ...... ~t•tt lrvi.ne Company offlcu1ls are predicting settlement of a lon&- s ta nd in g lawsuit over low- income housing and the proposed Irvine Industrial Complex-Eaat, ''beforetheday is done." The settlement proposal would provide for the building or up to 1,400 rental apartments 1tfforda· ble by low and moderate incom e familles -up to 700 ot them for employes of the new industrial park. It has been endorsed by both the Irvine Company, a defendant in the lawsuit along with lhe City of Irvine, and the Orange County fo'air Housing Council, which filed the suit 21 ~ years ago. The basis for the suit 1s the al- leged lack of affordable housing m lrvtne for workeri; who would be employed at the new in- dustrial complex. The city count"il met for 90 minutes in secr et session Thurs- <ttY to discuss the settlement pro- posal. Outside a l'·air Housing Council attorney huddled with top Irvi ne Company offtcers, in- c I udin g Pr<•s 1dcnl Pet er C Kremer A company spokesman said the latter eroup, which also in- cluded company counsel David Kerrigan and former president and now consultant Raymond Watson, met until midnight to- day. The city council meets again tonight in cloaed session begln· ning at 7:•$. Attorneys for the city, the Irvine Company and the Fair Housing Council met today lo re- solve what reportedly are minor differences over the settlement. An Irvine Company spokesman sajd the settlement ts essentially the same that was proposed last month by Watson. It included two basic methods for providing affordable housing. The method preferred by the company was to build up to 1,400 rental units on 70 to 80 acres or land owned by UC Irvine. The area, in the southeast sec· lion or the campus, is part or 510 acres sold to the university by the Irvine Company in 1964 at a re· duced price of $6,500 an acre. The bargain price included a restriction that the university build housing for faculty and stu- dents on the properly . federal s ubsidies, for whlc Watson said the company coul qualify by selllni the land at lit tle or no cost. Both methods call for develop ment of the apartments over a: much as 12 years, or about ~ apartments a year. The Irvine Company lssued : statement today that "We ar1 greatly encouraged about the prospects of an imminent settle ment. "There are still some details t< be worked out by attorneys. Wt are optimistic that agreement will be reached before the day i done.'' Al least one Jrvine city couo c1lman, Mayor Bill Vardoulis, was less optiml.sUc. V ardoulls said the council i~ seeking some sort or guarantee that the city won't have to sub sidize any or the low·incomfj apartments provided by the pro· posed settlement. ·'The city s bouldn 't be dragged in any way to be bound to city ex- penditure," Vardoulls said. Enterprise Lands Safely The Watson proposCtl would lift the restriction to permit a mixed housing use, with half the 1,400 units for campus housing and the other half for housing employes of the industrial park. That option depends upon the agreement of UC Regents. UCI Chancellor Daniel Aldrich saJd today the proposal is "under ex- ploration-but there's a lone way to go before determining whether it's acceptable." ''We've expressed the willing ness to provide the opportunities (for arfordable housing), l o make sure the zoning is proper, and reduce requirem ents for amenities like extra parking for complexes " Touchdown Guided: by Electronic Beam EDWARDS AIR f'ORCE BASE <AP> -The Space Shuttle Entcrpnse. following a cone of e l eclron i e beams t o its touchdown point. landed safely today after its third glide test from 412 miles above the desert. Among the watchers on the ground was a group of space buffs from Utah. They 1ncludC'd • high school and college students who hope to send science experi- ments aboard an Enterprise si~· tcr s hip when it blasts into space F rom Page A l AGE 70 ... The proposed law wouJd not change 65 as the age at which mo~t peop!e can begi.n collecting their maximum Social Security benefits. The House defeated an attempt by Rep. John N. Erlenbo"' CR- Iil.). to delay the bill's effect ror two years. Erlenborn said he wanted more lime for bus iness and educiJlional institution~ to aclJUSl retirement policies. He said the American Hospital Association and the Association of Amcncan Umvcrs1t1cs were asking for postponement. Univer!.ily administr ators have said lhat. 1f the bill passes, they may have to hire through fi ve·year contracts and have lo change their tenure policies. The bill provides a two-year r>eriod for exislini:i retire·at-65 provi:sions lo be pbMed ()t\l ol. • labor union agreements. During thal two years, a s tudy would be done on the laW"1 hn- pact on the public and private sectors Alarm Saves Air Hangar During Fire tn the 1980s. The Shuttle was guided in its landing by a microwave device. similar to one used to guide airplanes lo carrier landings, that sends a beam of signals from the ground toward the incoming craft. lt was the first free·night test in which the d evice was us~d Astronauts Fred liaise and Gordon Fullerton were at the controls for the second lime. They ~uided the craft on its maiden flight here Aug. 12. I la1se. 43, and Fullerton, 40. also switched on an automatic pilot for less than a minute as lhey approached the dry lake bed runway. "The auto·land worked almost perfectly right on the . gl~de slope:· radioed NASA M1ss1on Control in Houston, indicating the computer system bad flown the Enterprise precisely on COUl'$e , 1he only problem the Shuttle encountered was with com - munications. Interference in a radio channel between the En- terprise and its ear ner plane forced the crew to switch to a backup system before it was launched for its five-minute Cree flight Aft<.'r the Boeing 747 with the Shuttle on top climbed to 23,876 feet above the air base, explosive bolL'> were fired to set the En· ter prh1e free. Lacking engines of its own. the craft g lide d Suspect Held On Cocaine "Rap in Mesa A 22·year old Costa Mes an who allegedly sold an ounce of nearly pure cocajne to an undercover agent Wednesday afternoon has been jailed on charges of possession of dangerous drugs for sale, police reported. Theodore Willlam Knight ot 1919 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa, is being held today at Costa Mesa jail in lieu of $10,000 bail. Police said Knight was arrest- ed at 2:30 p.m . at his apartment when he allegedly sold an ounce of th• illegal stimulant to an un· dereover officer. Narcotics Sgt. Gary Webster said the cocaine could have generated $2,500 lf broken down into &rams for street sales. New Hughes ~ Routes Miss • • oc Airpo~ downward at more than JOO miles an hour. \\Ith the a~tronauu. put- ting 1t through bank'>. turns and up and down maneuvers lo tel>! 1ls h:mdllng quahlJ<'S The last free· flight test WiJS t•onductcd on Sept. 13 by two otht>r astrom1 ut., The second method proposed by Watson would be lo set aside a bout 32 acres of Irvine Com· pany-owned land for the develop- m cnt of 700 apartments for small-budget families. The apartments would depend upon Burglary Charge County Jail Critic I Pleads lnrwcent By GARV GRANVILLE Of tlM D•llf ~llol SlaH Tom M 1ll~r. an ex convict who made headlmes early this year as an outspoken critic of Orange County Jail, pleaded innocent Thursday lo burglary charges lodged against him by Santa Ana police Municipal Court Judge John H S mith reJected a move by Miller's attorney lo h,ve the chargt:s against his client dis· missed before scheduling a pre· liminary hearing Oct. 14 Jn the meantime, an Orange County Sheriff's Office investiga· lion into other as yet unfiled al- legations against Miller will con- tinue. Source of those all egations re· portedly is Daniel Portley, a jail inmate who investigators claim identified Miller as his partner in numerous alleged burglary- stolcn property misad ventures. According to Santa Ana police r ecords, Miller was a rrested Sept. 4 at his Newport Beach apartment. · Earlier, equipment reported stolen In a Santa Ana burglary was recovered in a Mission Viejo halfway house, equipment that Portley told investigators be and Mill er had stolen and sold. Miller made headlines early this year when he charged opera- lions of Orange County Jail were s tudded with cases o( guard brutality and inmate abouse. In tes timony before an As - sembly committee headed by As· semblyman Richard Alatorre m.Los Angeles>. Miller charged that jail guards beat an inmate lo death and then passed his death off as a suicide. The 33-year-old ex-con. however. railed to produce the documentation he claimed lo have to support his charges. • At the time he was the jail's leading critic, Miller was found- ing a jail r eform group, the Equal Justice and Human Rights Foundation. Now, like the burglary charges. actlvities or the founda· tion that solicited funds from private donors are under in- vestigation. Sherm Brad Gates said earlier this week that the investigation into Miller's activities has nothing to do with the role he played as a jail critic. "These things have come to our attention and we are obligat- ed to investigate them no maUer who the subject may be," Gates said. Miller. who earned a law degree while in prison, works as a law clerk In Brea. TONIGHT OCC CELEBRITY SERIES - Edgar Bergen, Auditorium , 8 p.m . COSTA MES A CIV I C PLAYHOUSE --One-act plays, "The Private Ear" and "The , Public Eye," Fairgrounds, Sept 23-24 and Sept. 30-0ct. 1. 8:30 p.m. "PRIVATE LIVES" · ·South Coast Repert o r y Theater. Tuesday-Sunday through Oct. 30, 8 p.m. OCC PLANETARIUM "Relativity and Cosmology," 7:30and9p.m OCC LECTURES --.. Art of Communication," Fine Arts 119; "Drama of Weather," Science Lecture 1; "Stress Management in Today's World," Fine Arts 116; "Success in Competitive Athletics," Seience Hall; "Un- derstanding Sexual Interaction," Science Lecture 2. All 7: 30. FOOTBALL -Costa Mesa vs. Estancia, OCC Stadium, 8 p.m. Newport Harbor vs. Corona del Mar al Newport Harbor, 8p.m. MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS • "Sometimes a Great Notion." OCC Forum. 7: 15 p.m . $1 . SATURDAY, SEPT. 2C FOOTBALL -OCC al Sad- d leback, 7:30p.m. OCC LECTURE • "Motiva· lion, Decision Making a n d Leaders hip," Dr. John Van de Water lecturer. Co-sponsored by Newport Beach Ch amber or Commerce, Fine Arts 119, 8·30 a .m . CfULDREN'S FILM SERIES -"Peter Pan," OCC Forum, I p .m . Adm. 50 cents. Children un- der 7 must be accompanied by adult. SATURDAY NIGHT FILMS ~ "Lost Horizon," OCC Forum, 8 pm. "THE MAN ANDTHESEA" ·- OCC Audltorium, 8 p.m. IT'S HERE ..• YESTERYEAR! \I Selection of carpeting wasn't fantastic back in 1894 when our gra ndfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were "in.'' and grandfather specialized in them. Our father got into the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. mostly Wiltons and Axmlnisters. t:ately we have seen a resurgence of Axminister carpets in beautiful florals and prints. The effect created by an unusual pattern can transform a dull room Into something spectacular. plea.e stop In and see our hµ'Qe selection. !Mlly .. , ... ltatt -0 WARDLOW'S TALBERT BAR IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY BOASTS COLORFUL HISTORY Present Proprietors Evelyn (left) and Kathy Wardlow Keep Legend Going Bar's Present Colorful FV Cafe Scene of Romance and Violence U} R \ \ )10:'1.0 ESTRAOA JK Ol IM O•lly Pilot St•ll H om •• n < • IJ o o L I cg g 1 n g v1olcnc•t•, a ft''' w<1kcs and a lol or fond mt·mur :: ;:.r" a II a part of th<· p:ist of f-oun1C11n Valle\ , Talbert C'afr · The rust1t· llttlc t.n trn Jl 18021 1'Jlbcrt i\\'t· began a:-. a slor1., burbcr shop \ind µool hall an th!' early 1920<; No onl' rt·memhcrs exactly ~hen the st01e f1 r:-,t opened o'r \\hO bu1ll 1l But the f1r:-,l t·afc proprietor most Founl:ian V Jlley oldtimers rcmcmhC'r was a hoolleggcr named Du·k Carnegie The barber shop and store \\ cnt by the waysiclt• und Carnc•g1e did a booming hu.,1nc:-.., \\1th the caf<• lit• kept the pool tahlt• In tlw l'.l:!Os hef1111· proh1b1twn w.1 s 11•pt·all'd ('JrnegH· \\ ,,., nahl)l'd hv thl' 're\'1•nouer., .. llt· Ii.tel to ..,, II hh prop1 1 t' .ind go to Jll'ISOll \\'hilt• l';1rnl'J.:ll' !-.lall 11\\llCd lht• 1 ,1fC'. st•\ t·rnl '' akt·:. "-Crc held an tlw t•:.lalil1:.hmcnt sinn· 1t wus <•Ill' oftht· onl} meeting places for :\kx1can J\nwncans who hved 111 nt'arby ('olon1J Juarez i:.tnd Mex ican campe::.111os \\ho \\Orkcd thl' land around Talbert Valley In 1~. tht.• <·afe ww, the sccnc of one suc:h wake for a man who was stabbed 22 times during a f1ghlover a woman in Santa Ana. accordin~ lo Coloma Juarez resi- dent Rul>c.'11 I\ le ala Longtime ... 011ntain Valle} re·-. 1d1·111 Ila~ Bol·rs rem embers ;is .1 'il'\t'll \ e..tr old l,1d '>l't.•1ng th1· tlc:id l'~1mpt·.,1no:.. t.·orrm an th•· l'Ufr Thc l:.isl known murder around I he t'Jft· IH'l'Urrt•d 1n 1938. -.auJ l•'ounlatn Vallc•y ll1stontal S<ic11· '' l'n•::.idcnt James Dick But ~1unl'I W JrdlO\\ l'er1.. 64. J Fountuin Vullcy nullve who nO\\ lt\cs in Long lkach. remembers ,1 bni::htt•r -,11Jc> of lh1.· cafr'-. ht.., tor~ ll Y.ould tommcnce with mer nmenl and flowing drink al tht· <'afc that would eventually ooze out lht' doors in lhe form of ::.rng· rng and duncmg patrons. !>he said. "The people from Coloma .Juurcz were ::.o happy they "-OUld wall1. up the street toward m y houst• from the ('UfC' s inging and :.t·ren:iding." Mrs P<.•11. rct•all1..-d · i\nd ucl\\ L'en the s111g111i:. 'l rcnadinl! <Jnd dog~ burking lhl·rt• \\as no '>lccp until 3 o'clock tn lhl' morning." she laught.•d ·\ftt•r World War fl. J<>t: and Ll'na Hu11. took owncrsh1p of lhL· 1·afl' Mrs Ru1t ::.llll owns Lhl' < .ifc toda\ lln hu!>lwnd d1cd 111 l!Hi7 L'ntll tht· carh 1950s the cafo looked mut·h the same. a~ 1t did y, hen Henl' Courrege!> donated the f1r'>l bJr foot rail Thc cafl' \\a!> always a place fo r l'ourting couples on \\ eekcnd::., rt:>members Evel} n Wardlow. who manages the tavern todsy. .. That was our bar. !>aid ~rs Wardlow who married her husband. Lio) d. another foun tain Valley nat1\t'. 1111947 "II<• al\\a\'> took me then \~ lwn "l' wt' re courting ... '>i11d ~1 r!-1. W ardloy, She fondly rem em be rs u M<'x 11·.1n fiddler kno\\ n onl)' J' ·shorty•· who used to serenaOL couple!> for a drink or tip During the hot dust.>-after noons of the valley·., hma bean h.1rvest lht· t·afe took on a dtf ft·renl look I\ seat could scarC'ely be found 1n the Jammed C'afe as field workers guzzled beer and munched on !>alam1 and bologna sandwhices In 1951 . the little cafe and an :idJacent store were gutted by fire. Uut a larger cafc was built on the s ame site and soon business was boommg once again. One of tht' cafe's colorful 1·haracters was a baseball bat· \\ ielding chubby saloon keeper named "Pc.arl." said ;\lrs WC1rdlo\\ "Pearl kept law and order with that bat." she -.aid Sometime in the 1960s. Nrck S•1cnz took over tbe cafe s management und served what muny area residents regard as the best burritos in the count-.. said his torian Jim Dick - Mexican bands could be ht:ard at the cufe and Fountain Valley Ch umber of Commerce wus known to have a few of its meet· ings there, said Dick. In March or 1970. Mr!> Wardlow decided to try her hand at running the cafe where her hul>band courted her Mrs Wardlow. 49. her father. Ewart Parkey, now 77, and daughter Kathy Wardlow. 29. Sunday Readers have preserved the care and at· Get tracted a new g e neration or patrons Parkey tended the bar unul he t Trip Up Joh Ladder !-.l'vcral angle:-of JOb mob1ltty will!><' c·o\'l'l't'd in Sunday ':-Daily Pilot I\ PPLY YOURSELF Career placenwnt officials at UC Irvine aoci Or<mge \oasl College tell the Jatcsl :-.tr<.i\.cg1es about resumes and intl•rv1cws Special details for nC\'• and experienced JOb· hunter' .in· outlined by Jackie llyman of the Dally Pilot staff 1n th<• lop YOL' fcaturl' MANAGEMENT STRETCH HO\\ can women move up the cor porute ladder? How doc!-. Reeves Rubber succ·ced with -.o few munagcrs'' These questions will be answered 111 Business Section articles by Thom Lecoq (suNDA y SPECIAL) JUSTICE JANGLES -Gnffin Bell 1s a man of many projects, and he has things humming at the .Justice Department. Still. they're nol moving fast enough for the attorney general. An As sociated Prt:ss s tory looks at his rcrord und some of th<· sur prises Bell has provided WlNOOW PAIN If ever an 1 architect 1>:.issed through an or· deal, 1t was Kenry Cobb with hjs John Hancock Tower In Boston That's the building where win· ctows wouldn't slay put for a lonli( ti me Find out why the slory is so amusing. wai. 72 when ht: broke a leg onl' day at lhe care. But Mrs. Wardlow's daughter. Kathy. mmd& the place now and is known for her tasty 90-cent hambur~ers In 1974, the c ity tried to i.hut down the cafe Uut the 1.Vardlows hired an at- torney and fought the effort. Some folks in Fountain Valley thought the cafe was not a su1la· blc place for youngsters to pass on their way home from school The drive to close the cafe failt'Cf. but Mrs. Wardlow admilS its days may be numbered Some city officials believe Bushard Street should be \\ 1dened in front of the care Mrs Wardlow has an agree· ment with lhe owner , Mrs. Ruiz, to hold onto the cafe for as long as possible And she intends to do Just that. "There's not many like il left any more," said Mrs. Wardlow Boy, 6, Charged In Death TAR80RO. N.C. !AP> The Edgecombe County Sheriff's Department has charged a 6· year·old boy with manslaughter in Ute Aug. 17 shotgun slaying of · blsl.year·old brother. Dlst. Atty. Frank Brown s aid Thursday that North Carolina law provides "no minimum ace for prosecution" but "as a pr•c· tic al matter. there is not JJIUch In m y opinion that the co1.4rt can do except look at the case and •ee that the boy gets any coUhaefing or examination that he needs." The law does provide that no person under age 14 be tried as an adult. Younger defendants are tried in juvenile court, and Sheriff Pttll Ellis said a petition to transfer the case to juvenile court had been filed an4 prob- ably would be considered Oct. 4. In the meantime. the boy is in custody of his parents. The boy told deputies he climbed a chest or drawers in hi$ pflrents' bedroom and got a single shotgun shell from a dish. pullect tt1e shotgun out o( a closet in ~bedroom and loaded It. He thtn went inlo the living room. placed the shotgun just above his brother's heart and pulled the trigaer as their 3-year· old sister watched. deputies said the boy told them. The children's pC1rents, both farm laborers. were working when the shooting occurred The 7-year-old's body was lound by s heriff's deputies and the Edgecombe County Rescue Squad on the couch in the living room of the family's mobile homf:' Brown said he doubted the boy would be imprisoned. "I don't think there is any place in North Carolina to send him " Brown said charges were not filed immediately after the :-hooting because of confusion ovc•r tht: age req~iremenls of the la\\ I le s:ud the bo). who was not identified. was charged with manslaughter rather than JU\ enile delinquency becaW>e it was "a serious offense" and ·un)one else would be charged under the :-.a me circumstances "In order to t·over everything thoroughly. \\C decided to put everythlng out in the open and summon the boy and his famil) and later invoke the Jurisdiction of the juvenile court.·' he said SRO for Bing In England, PRESTON. England CAP > Bing Crosby is crooning his way through England. opening his latest concert tour in an area where his last nudiencc was made up o f American s ervicem en during World War II Thursday night. Britons got their tum. and more than 2,000 mos tly m iddl e·age people crammed into Preston's Guild Holl as the 73-year-old Crosby went gingerly through his act EUREKA LEMON You'll enjoy picking-fruit almost all year long with this everbearing dwarr citrus. S gal. sh;~ Reg.Sll.99 SALE: OLD GOLD JUNIPER Gold·streaked foliage highlights this easy·t<rarow, drougbt·resistapt plant. SAL~ DAILY PILOT A3 ...... ,...... JOEY r.,OlH SWITCHES SIGNALS AT 'MUSEUM' He Couldn't Walt to Be a Railroad Man .. Railroad Buff Boy, 12, Sets Up Museum PECATONICA. 111 IAPJ 1 '.fwelve-year-old Joey Moth t·ouldn't wait to grow up to become a railroad man. So ht: didn't Wearing a conductors'::. cap and an Ilhnois Central-Gulf T :.h1rt . .Joey passes out printed calling cards touting his ·Pecatonica Railroad Museum" m the family garage. HE HAS A WELL-LIGHTED, neatly arranged dtsplay of thousand!> of railroad paraphernali a. There are dozens of railroad spikes, s pike buckets, signitl lights, lie plates. old timelubles, tools, railroad lanterns. Amtrak brochures. old airbrake hoses, and even a potbelly stove from a caboose Joey has a guest register signed by 230 visotors this past sum- m er. some from Canada, New York, Oregon and Florida. There is 'no adrn1ss1on charge, butJocywill takedonations. "Three railroad men lefl me Sl each," he said . "I gol $45 dur· ing the summer It goes into the bank with the $200 I got Crom sell· mg my three sets of model trams with 120 cars. "~Y BEDROOM WAS SO FULL of the s tuff I couldn't get to m) bt'<i. ! 'm '>:t\ mg to open a big museum I want to buy a depot along the truck:. l want a couple of miles of tracks and a switch Png1ne.. · !\ l'cnnl>) I vania Railroad <idverll&mg calendar from 1935 hang!> on one wall and a Postal Telegraph clock on another Po1oting to a IQ-volume set of 1906 encyclopedias. "Modern AnH'ncan Railway Practices ... Joey notes "They tell about steam trams and how to work on them and how to build your own system. There aren't too many sets like that left ·· OUTSIDE THE GARAGE. JOEY has spiked a short section of old tracks to lies. mstallcd Cl couple of switches IUld put up an old railroad crossmg s ign. "Mosl of th<' stuff was given to Joey when the railroad was closed through Pecatonica ... said his mother. Marilyn. "Other stuff he finds walk in~ alonl( old railroad grades. Every so often I drive him lo Seward <seven miles) to watch the trains go by. And he llkes to chat with the railroad crews He sweeps out the 11lino1s Central depot" hile he'::. there · · · Nuke Station Shut The San Onofre nuclear generating station was s hut down 10 days for repairs to a steam generator a nd. after reopenmg this week. was closed agbin A spokesman for the Southern Californ11.1 Edison Company sr.ud the shutdown was extended when an inspection found worn tubes 111 a steam generator Now at The 456-megawatt nuclear re actor m staUon No. 2 1s expected to resume nperal1on within a few days. It came into operation last April after a six-month s hutdown for extensive> mod1ficationx and refueling. Construct.Jon of units 2 and 3 1s about half f1n1s hed . the s pokesman said. Jo~# featuring l hese Seasonal favorites • LE'ITUCE • BRU&5EL SPROUTS • BROCCOLI •TOMATOES PEPPERS •ONIONS •CABBAGE • CAULIFLOWER SUN BEGONIA (Rlchmonden111s l This free-bloominS basket or landscape plant thrives in sun or shade. · 1 Gal. si1.e Reg. S2.49 SALE . WILLOWMYRTLE • Wewmg branches & wtUte flowers in spring htghUtht this omamel\tal tree. S~E • CELER¥ •EGGPLANT •RHUBARB PONY PACK ,,. .... 5ac Re«J.19• I., CALE ND ULA R eplace t hose tired marigolds with a fresh batch of t his cool-season color ravorite. Choose from yellow or orange. 39C 4" pot rite, SALE Ref. 7'¥ UMBRELLA PLANT <Schefnera l Add a lush, tropical accent to the l and scape or container garden. SALE .44 DAILY "LOf Shutting The Tap OFFCOAST DEPT. In all of d rought·stricken Southern l'ahfonua, no place has suffered more from the drys than our hap- PY island in the sun. Santa Catalina. And now the island peo- ple race a new rationing plan Despite this. the survival through the long, arid summer by Catalina's Avalon township is a real credit to the citizenry. Avalon residents have dcm· onstrat<.'<i to all of us what can be done in water savings when you 'rf' rcully backed up against the dry wall Catalina Is land domestic water consum~ti.on has been -;la:.hcd !,lack by 30 percent when co~art-<l to last year. AND f'OR THE two hottest months or the summer, July and August. water officials had called ror a whopping 50 percent reduction m water use. Avalon people exceeded that cutback target While this ts a remaTkable rec· o rd, you s hould know that Catalina Island people have one .,1gnif1cant advantage over us mainlanders when 1t comes to awarcnc~s of water rationing. You sec. the 1:-.land people real ly know where there water is. We don't. Ours JUSt sort comes out of a pipe. like magic On the island, they have a cen- tral rescrvmr up in the hills. The re:.ervoir is fed by a few wells but muinly by rainwalc•r. And as we all know, there ha::.n 't been any rain. So if you're on the island and you want to know what your water status is, just drive on up the hill and take a look at the re- servoir. And over the past months. as the water level In Catalina's res ervoir hus steadily ebbed. the people know precisely what they're up against. When and if the reservoir goes dry. that's it. RIGIIT NOW I'm look mg at the monthly water bill for my own little cottage at Avalon. Across the top of the bill in red ink it declares· "RATIONING PHASE 111 --50 PERCENT REDUC· TION." Below I am advised I was allowed to use 3,712 gallons of water during the hot month of August. Now the whole rationing s ystem may change for Catalina Island. The state Public Utilities Commission hus ordered that Southern California Edison Com· pan y. which 1 s the water purveyor for the island. devise a new rationing scheme. This will be based on the number of people living in each ho~h6itl Clearly, they are tak· ing water rationing seriously at the island Faced with the same circumstances. I wonder if we mainlander!> would do as well? LAST NIGHT IT ramed great torrents. Raindrops pounded my roof and water ran orr the eaves 1n great streams. It was beautiful. Until I woke up with a drv mouth. Just another dream. All this likely means I need a rest. So I'm golna to sweep away with my true love and flee this area for a <'Ouple of weeks. Sec you in October along this best of all possible coasts .. . . . . . . . Carter Tour Slated Africa, Asia, Europe on Itinerary Wfaeeling to Freedom Agapito Ramo:-.. i I. "a' t'' to a .... mall erov:d allcr he ar· rivc.'CI in the l' S from Cuba Thursday lit.> \\as among 24 Cuhan nat1on~1l-.. ancl :11 l S c:1l11.ens aboard the Jet chartl'rcd bv th(• Stall' n,•pJrlml'nl It ''as the largest group urri v'at in Floncla 'tn<'l' the l'Ondus1on of the.· Freedom Fhght:-. 111 l !li:I I h.1t brought near!~ 261.000 Cuban!'> lo tht• l ' S Vought to Build 'Satellite Killer' WASHINGTON IAP 1 Thi• l'c•ntagon is developing a new, foot-Jong weapon that could destroy S<1v1et satellites in space. The Washington Post reported today - The newspaper said the Air Force e11rlicr this month awarded Vought Corp. of Dallas, Tex . a $58 7 million contract lo build the. satellite killer. described as a ..... highly maneuverable, heal seeking device resembling a tomato can that would ram an North, Miami Water Feared Contaminated ememy satellite as both vehicles fl y thousands or miles an hour. At'('ording to the Post. the rocket-powered device would carry no explosives but would re- ly instead on the head-on col· h~tcm to destroy a satellite flying or hovering in s pace A PENTAGON spokesman dct'lmed comment on the report. W ASHINOTON <AP> -Presi· dent Carter announced today he will embark in late November on an ll·day, four·contlnent trip that wU1 include the flrat visit of an American president to black Africaalnce World War II. Carter's journey to South Am e r ica, Africa, Asia and Europe will, in geographical terms, be the most ambitious ever undertaken by a U.S. Presi· dent. He will be conferrint with close allles, new-found friends and aometim~ adversaries. Prealdedt Fran klin D. ROOHVelt was the last President to visit black Africa, atoppln8 in Liberia clurt.DC1N3. THE E IGHT-NATION tour. which will begin on Nov. 22, the 14th anniversary of the as· sassinalion of President John F. Kennedy. was announced on Carter's behalf by his national s ecurity affairs adviser. Zbigniew Brteiinski. Absent from Carter's itinerary are any contacts with Soviet or Middle Eastern officials directly involved in the two major foreign policy questions that currently confront the President --arms curbs and the search for a Middle East settlement . THE JOURNEY, descnbed by Brzezins ki as underlining Carter's commitmenl to ··con- structive change" in the world. will take the President to Venezuela. Brazil, N1gena, In- dia, Iran. France. Poland and Belgium. He will return to the White House Dec. 2. Res ponding to questions. Brzezinski said no consideration bad been given during the months of lon1 planninc ol the trip for a possible meetinc with Soviet Prealdent Leonid I. Brez.hnev. However, Brzezinski did not totally exclude the possibility. ASKED WHY Carter was not including the troubled Middle East in the schedule, Brzezinski said, 0 There are jwst ao many things you can include in an itinerary." Brzezinski said that much· publlcir.ed differences between the United States and Brull and to a lesser extent Iran over human rights issues were no bar to visiting t.hoH countries. MRS. CARTE R will accom· pany her husband on the tnp When Carter made his only other overseas trip, to London and Geneva last May. she remained in Washington. The President had indicated almost a year ago he expected to do little traveling overseas. at least during his first year in of· rice. "His preference is to stay at home," Brzezinski said, and argued that Carter indeed has done little traveling outside the country. HERE I S THE Carter itinerary: Nov. 22 -flies to Caracas. Venezuela for an overnight stay. Nov. 23 -on to the Brazilian capital of Brasilia, where Carter will spend the night. Nov. 24 -flies across the South Atlantic to Lagos, Nigena, re· maining there a full ny. Nov. 26 -leaves Lagos for the Topless Trial J'P Aide Enters Guilty Plea . SOUTllAMIYJ'ON. N.Y. (AP> -Deborah Sale, the vice presidential aide arrested last month for sunbathing topless on a Long island beach, has pleaded guilty ~o the charge. . An attorney for Miss Sale entered the. plea tn Southampton Justice Court on Thursday. She 1s due to appear there again next Thursday for sentencing. Miss Sale was arrested on Gibson Beach Aug. 20 for not wearing the top of her bathing suit. She was one of more than a dozen people arrested this year and charged with • breaking the town's ordinance against nude sunbathing .... Miss Sate said she was lying face down on the beach with the top of her bathing suit untied for an even tan when s he was approached by police and cited. 4~ Indian capital or New Deihl, ar· rivin& No. 27. Nov. 29 -stops in Tehran, ]ran, for a brunch with the Shah of Iran, and continues on to Paris the same day. Dec. 1 -flies from Paris to Warsaw. spending a nlgbt in the Polish capital. Dec. 2 -flies to Brussels for meetings with Belgian officials. European Common Market leaden and officials of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization before retuminC to Washington the same day. Slain Girls' Parents Sue Scout Council TULSA. Okla. <AP> -Parents of two of three Girl Scouts found s lain near Locus t Grove last June have filed suits seeking a total of $3 million damages from The Magic Empire Council of Girl Scouts. The suits allege the council, representing six counties in n o rtheas t Okl ahoma, was negligent despite suspicious events earlier at the camp before the deaths of Lori Lee Farmer, 8, Doris Denise Milner, 10, and Michele Guse, 9, all from the Tulsa area. The parents or the Farmer glrl ~eek actual damages of $1,577,400 in their suit and the parents of the Milner girl seek damages of Sl,567,400. The parents of the Guse girl did not join the suits. The three girls were sexually assaulted and murdered during their first night or what was to be a two-week outing at Camp Scott. An Oklahoma prison escapee, Gene Leroy Hart. 33, has been charged with murder in the slay- i n gs but has not been ap· prchended. Panelist Resigns LOS ANGELES <AP) --A member of the city's Board of Harbor Commissioners b as abruptly r esigned, claiming bis suggestions about a con- troversial trip to the Far East were ignored by other board members who "are just going along for the ride.·· NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla (AP) The 70,000 residents of North Miami Beach were warned not to drink from or cook with the city's water supply. mysterious· ly contaminated by chemicals used in insecticides. The 1972 anti-ballistic missile treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union specifies that neither nation will build weapons that would interfere with "national technical means of verification." including spy satellites. A Pentagon official was quoted as saying the treaty does not forbid tests of such weapons. TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS COMiNG Sunday, October 16, 1977 Work crews were flushing the water mains today lo remove contaminants from the water used by residilnts m a 36·squarc· mile area of luxury high-rise apartments, beach hotels and single-family homes RF.SIDENTS WERE told that boiling would not remove the in· secticlde chemicals. The wat.er was safe for bathm~. ofhclals said. Th e concentrati on o r chemicals in the water could not cause death or serious illness. s aid Dr. Richard Morgan. head of the Dade Health Department. Officials said they did not know the cause of the contamination but were exploring the possibility that a pest-control truck acclden· tally back-pumped chemicals in· t6 the main supply while taking on water. According to Pentagon sources. a primitive version of the satellite killer already has demonstrated in a free· fall test in an airplane hangar that the heat·. seeking and guidance systems can activate themselves in mid· air and hit a target, the Post said. IT SA.ID VOUGHT is expected to have ao operational version of the klller device ready to send in· to space in about two years. The American military uses satellites for photographic and sensor spying on other countries, communications and naviaation. In a diplomatic crisis or war, U.S. military leaders reportedly rear that the Soviets would seek to destroy or blind those satellites. A TRIBUTE TO in the Daily Pilot Wyoming GefS Snow THE ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL WOMEN BUSINESS Front Bring• Rain to Pacific Nonluoost Te•perat11ra CaUfentla Ml l.O ... c ,._.l!W ,.. • .t! Ameflllo ., ., .Cl! All•l'U n 6t BolM ,. ,. ao.10ft ,. IO ._ ...... •4 1' Mt tlwff ... • IO OllCAIQO " 6l C:IMJIWWll " • 0.1 f'\.Wlh '3 ,, 0.-'° " Oelroft '41 • H•I""" 51 ,, HOMllllll " T1 .. "°"'"" " 1' " JKU'Vlli. " l'O ~ . K911NtCUy .. ., ~. ••s'", L.etVtOll • ~ MmB s. .. 1 .... 0. &-rt'"' '-ltllt ltodl .. .. --·· . Mllflll 11 = Mtll ........ .. ~ .. ~ .. .. PROFESSIONA~S \ -- N•tton* Buatneaa Women'a WHll: ~Ina Sunday, October 11, 1977 continuing through Oct. 22. . To hOnot' .,... women In buslneaa, lnduttrv •n.d commerce. th• Dally Piiot wW publeh a apecl•I tribute In It• Oct. 18 edition. ~ Th• m11)or contribution• women bU•ln•H pt'OfeUlonata add to th• thriving ."11 Orange ~st econorny wtH be underacored In th• apectal tribute papa. ~-: Bullneuwomett Salute notice• wU1 be one column by four lnchea each, allowlng ~ rop11 tor a photo •nd eteecrtptlv• copy. Coat of each notice la only •11, with a P'*° JOU fWOVlde. I . '. our ...ute to aualn•• and "°'"''°"" Women la an exceptlonal opportunity to In~ • new °' l~me Haod•t• to th• people of th• Orange Coaat, or to honor .. _,. Of ach&evemenn • Don1 inf .. being P•rt of tht• a,ect•I advettlalng opportunity. DeadUne for reumne .,.ce 11 Oct.12. C.11 todayt No Musle to Ears Pop Concert 'Plain Noise' LOS ANGELES <AP> As rar as some residents near Gri((ith Park are concerned, the pop-soul sound-of Gladys Knight and the Pips just isn 'l music lo their ear1. Jn ract, lL shouldn't even be called music, bays one group of homeowners. THEY CALL THE MUSIC plain old noise and have filed a complaint against the operators of the Greek Theatre, site of many pop-rock concerts, claiming violation of the city'snolse pollution codes. The group, called Citizens to Preserve Griffith Park, asked Rampart Division officers to check on the complaint by paying ·a visit to the .Greek Wednesday night and hearing the sound for themselves. mE OFFICERS, acl'ompanied by experts from the city Bureau of Standards and the Department of Environmental Quality, observed a concert by Gladys Knight and the Pips The offlciab, <'quipped with sound-sensitive momtonni:l devices, found three separate violationc; of the city's sound pollution ordinances, police Capt. John Modell said Thursday. Actor 'Guilty' -' a .. w1,.,...w KNIEVEL VICTIM Sheldon Saltman Knievel 'Has No Regrets' DAILY PILOT .4$ Flexible Prvgrarn Backed LOS ANGELES (AP> -The abiftlng popula- tion of a resort comm uni· ty like Catalina Island requires a flexible water-rationin& plan, the st ate Public Ut111tles Commission has de- cided •. The water allotment for a home or hotel will be based on the number of occupants at a given season. rather than on an ·average figure set by the Southern California Edison to., an agency spokesman said Thurs- day. The commission ap- proved the change last Tuesday and ordered Edison t.o come up with some new water supplies on the island, said PUC spokesman Carole Kretzer. anup of Oil Spill LOS ANGELES <AP> -ReUred actor Frank Faylen, who played the father on the television series "The Adventures of Dobie Gillis ... has been placed on a year's probation after pleading guilty to firing a shotgun inside the city limits. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel says he bas Do regrets about his al· leged baseball-bat as- sault on a television ex- ecutive who wrote a book At one time, Edison bad considered ferrying water from the mainland to the island by barge. But that idea was aban- d oned as unnecessary after rationin g decreased water use on the island, said Edison's district man ager on Catalina, Ken Sagher. the final cleanup of crude ml ~pillt·cl the beach at Santa MoniC'a from a t;.1 er unloading Ala!>kan 011 moon·cl ol r c ('o:..sl of El Seg undo. Tht· ('0;1..,t (;11;a1 rc·portc.•d a faulty valve let ~ome 400 gallons spill in the ocean and ~omc 200 gallons reached the beach. No d:1maiw to fish WHI hire!~ in the <trea was n·portl·cl. The 71-year-old Faylcn admitted in Municipal Court Thursday that he fi red the gun into the air aftt•r an argument /\u~. 23 with the manager of his molht>r's Holl} wood a1.nartment building. about him. ,__.unty Major Stop for Leaders "I stand by what I did," Knievel said in' a statement issued Thurs- day through his agent. Stan Rosenfield. The statement related to his actions involving Shelly Saltman, a 20th Century Fox vice president and author of "Evel Knievel' Sagher said water use bas been cut down by more than 31 percent over last year and that durlng both July and August savings exceeded the SO percent reduction target Edison had set. LONG BEA CAP> -A hJgh-ranking group of Chinese indu::.Lr leaders were to make San Fran- cisco their last today after a two-week tour of Am enc an facto Thl' group o men and one woman toured Dis· ncyland in An m and the McDonnell-Douglas :.aircraft plant c Thursday and heard sales p1tche.., from " t ·n Southern California firms, in - r l ud 1 ng 1"1 uo 'orp . l 'n11111011 and M I <>ii Thi· (ll•h:gat u:.Llt•d ( J' through the· .urc· l plant ,..,T·•TB 1.t s king qut•:-.lto ;ibout _ pasi;<.•ngl•r an C'argn "-------- capacity of the commercial airliners while listening to the interpreter through tiny receivers held to their ears. P(JC Relaearb19 Re4ue•ted SAN f"HANCISCO 11\P> Pacific Telephone ha:. asked for ;i n •hcaring of a California Pubhc l ttltlll's Cc1mmb!-.1<>0 dcc1s1on la:.t week which or· dt•rcd t·u:-.tomcr refunds of S205 5 m1ll1on and annual rule n•duct1ons of $60.5 million. Pac1fac Telephont• s<.11d Thursday that tame should have been <.tllowed to seek a ruling from·lhe I ntemal Revenue Service before refunds and rate re· duct1ons go int.oeffect LlfeBne Rate• \I etoed S/\CR/\MENTO CAP> -Le~islat1on granting :.o.called hfehnc rates for air conditioning of homes 111 hot art•a:. of the !-.tall' ha:. been vetoed by Gov. Ed· mund Br<mn Jr On Thursd<ty Brown said th al such a law "mav be desirable" but could be more appropriately cori-~1dercd by the :.talc Public Ut1hties Comm1s::.1on in its normal admin1str11tive process. on Tour." "I felt the book was a personal insult to me, · my family and friends," Knievel said. "The book tried to destroy my future and the· image I have worked so hard to achieve with the young people of this country. "He <S altman > ac- cused me of being an a lcoholic, a pill pusher a nd an immoral · person." Ms. Kretzer said Edison was ordered not to hook up new customers to the existing Catalina system without authorization of the com- mission. Under the modified ra- tioning system, appli- cants for a per capita rate have to declare that they have begun water eonse.rvation practices. r Wedding a First Stllln-Watn-Cllt• Seert SACRAMENTO IAP > -There will be drastic cuts in Central Valley Project water deliveries if 1978 is as dry as this year, the U.S. Bureau of The PUC approved a four-stage rationing plan for the island in May, a month after Edison said a drought emergency ex-1.' tat.eel there. • Saltman, 46, a former publicity agent for Knievel, w as hospitalized with com- pound fractures of the left arm and a broken---------- JacQ's Reclusive Cousin Wants to.Sing Reclamation says. 1 The project, whlch delivers about one-fourth of the state's water needs. has provided onl1 55 per- cent of its normal supply this year. But cuts next year. in the event of another dry year like 1977, would be stiffer right wrist in the beating Yf ednesday. KnJevel, 88, surren· dered to police late Wednesday and was booked for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon. He was released after posting SI .ooo bond and is scheduled to bear· raigned Wednesday in West Los Angeles om AP Dispatches . Comedian lcbard Pryor married Debbie McGuire, a fcher actress and model, at hls Northndgt' honhcfore ~oing to "ork . ..,pokl' en for the ~ television stars r1 Pryor. 36 tartl<.•d cast memb<'rs "'h<'n appeared for taping the third 1chard Pryor Show" ul NBC d announced the marriage t iss McGuire, who is in her mi s. "This 1s th rst time I've ever been ma d -in my heart," the one vorced Pryor toldlhccrcw. MU.PAYOR Edith Beale, cquelloe Onassis' cousin who internal al attention along with her other for their reclusive life mid innumeqable cats, a fall· g-down Long Island house and mlly mementos, says she ants lo become a singer. She col'(lmenied after an ction brought $4,150 for slx ngs and pins worn by her other, Edith Bouvier Beale, fore she married. • · "This is my first auction. u • so excited." said Miss Beale, who still Ii in her mother's Easthampton home. . She and her her were the subjects of the. film "Gray Garde " which showed their eccen· tric life at home. • Thomas Mallo ho turned the former pres- idential yacht S ia into a floating museum, sold the 104-foot er o a 1.>:<>uth Carolina group. l Malloy said h ld the vessel to Norman F. Pulllam, a Sparta rg, S.C., businessma he [,---------)1 purchase price w not PEOPLE announced. _ _ However , Ma ry, • who paid $286,000 it last May, said: " got all our money back and m ade some." The oia was sold after P.resldenl Carter said It was Justified expense. • Dorothy Kelly, lgbt attendant who pulled in· jured people from urnlna wreckaie of ,1rcraft al Tenerife on the C ry Islands last March in his· tory's worst avlaU collision, has been atven a heroism award by t FU&htSafety Foundation. In presenting ward in Ottawa to Mrs. Kel· ly, of Daleville, , foundation vice president John Canoll said a n American pilot declared be owed his We to her. Mrs. Kelly pra and hospital worke 570 people died Jn a and a Royal Dutch Hustler maaai he '1 found aomeono ualltJ wtthou\ req -Preildea the work of Spaniab airport t Tenerlf e, where more than Halon between a Pan Am Jet lne plane March 27. Trustees of the University of lllinoll have •P· pointed WUUam P. Oerberdlng, 48, as chancellor of the univetslty's Champaign-Urbana campus . Gerberdin~. executive vice chancellor of UCLA, will succeed Chancellor Jack Peltason, formerly of UC Irvine, on Jan. 1. Peltason 1s leaving lo become president of the Ameri~an Council of Education • A decision on the cause of a plane crash that killed Frank Sinatra's mother was delayed until ad· ditional data can be studied to determine if the night crew and the air traffic controller 'should LOS ANGELES <AP> -Six Continental Airlines employes who were attacked at a hotel near the airport have tried to pick their assailant out of a police lineup. Municipal Court. Knievel refused to dis· close the name of the man who aided him in the alleged assault, share the blame. · The National Transportation Sarety Board con- However. a police spokesman said Thursday that result.a of the lineup would not be disclosed un- lit later beeause they could "endanger the continu· ing investigation." police said. vened in Washington to consider a proposal by its C CJ staff that the probable cause or the accident Jan. 6 ode eared was the crew's misinterpretation of a flight clearance given by the controller. For WeHare The Lear Jet, owned by Jet A via, Inc., of Las Vegas, was flying in a snowstorm when It s mashed SAN FRANCISCO into San Gorgonio Mountain at 10,000 feet shortly CAP> -The s tate must after taking off from Palm Springs. try to recover illegally Killed in the crash were Natalie Sinatra, 82; 'her obtained wellar~ funds friend, Anne Carbone of Cliffside Park, N.J., and before prosecuting for the pilots, Donald Weier and Jerold Foley, both of wel_fare fra u d, the Las Vegas. · ·California Supreme * Court bas ruled. In a M. Knoedler & Co., one of New York's oldest unanimous decision, the and most dl.stingulshed art galleries, merged with high court said the Modarco S.A .• a European art Welfare and Instltutiona l f d of Code requires the state nvestment un •a campany • to s eek restitution before ficial says. Armand Hammer, presi· bringing a criminal ac- dent and chief executive officer lion. of the Occidental Petroleum Co.1 will be board chairman ana Office OK'd president of the new company, Knoedler -ModarcoS.A. He said the merger ''doubles the size of Knoedler's capital," and adds an additional 300 art worka t.o the gallery's collection of 700 pieces. • Wilton Rl1es, the first black to hold statewide office in California, says next year's re-election campaign will be his Jut as state schools superintendent. I Riles, 60, has said in several interviews this month that be will run for a third four-rear .. _r?tl'I!"" term, though he says he wU not begin his campaign officialty un· tll next year. He oversees programs and adminl.sters governm ent aid to a chool system wtt.b 4.4 miWon tudents. SANDIEGO (AP)-A year.tong invesUgation of the San Diego County' assessor says the office is well managed and &1• sessing homes fairly. The records of bow values are put on In- dividual propertJea were described as inadequate. however. JR ltr;. °"1ts The Energy Store '°',.....~ .. : ~ .... I WHAT COULD BE BETTER? SACRAMENTO (AP> Gov. Jdmund Brown . baa vetoed a bill to al· 1 \II prlaon euarda to r•· ae to take lie detector ata -a truclal l11ue In rMt among 1uards. An atdo to Brown said/ ere't not e nou1h idence that iM •uarda eed that protectlon1 bich ii &tread)' eDJoyea oltlcera with more tact With the •enenl bllc. ----~~-~---~--~---The music at the tut party was terrible <or dldn 't even show up> And NOW you're having a party. Wlll YOU have the same problem?? omvide "Suoer.SOund" t.212 aa advertised ln PLAYBOY and ~unui:. mmtfon 7 Olac Jockey, tresh ldtu and NO bulJt¥ aullcau tyoe 6f equipment. We have rates ror any circumstances. Let ua CATER the mualc for your party. ReaervaUont. 11vt mon y. CDB Charlie's Disco Business Afttr She plHM: Chanle C714) 955-3535 Dt.nny U13) 6'1~ .. 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''l'M TRYING TO promote the fact that televis ion weather doesn't have to be just weather ." she said in an interview. lier specialty will be hnking "weather with our environ- ment." Miss Hanson and her film crew have gone to the top of Mt. TamaJpais in Marin County for a piece on timber and brush fire dangers. They have ventured to San Francisco's Ocean Beach for a story on fog. They have roamed Golden Gate Park for a feature on gardening. "THE WEATHER HAS so much lo do with how we feel, how we dress and what we do," she said. But as serious as the 25-year· old ·is about her job, she admits that having posed in the altogether for Playboy makes her somewhat of a rarity among television journalists. "H's interesting information to people," Miss Hanson said. "I'm sure 1t will continually come up. 1 know I 'JI probably always have 'former Playmate' after my name." SHE POSED FOR Playboy in 1973 and 1974 when she was a stu. dent at Cal State Sacramento, where she also was homecoming queen before graduating in 1975 with a communications degree. She began working with the weather at a Sacramento television station before gradua- tion, "cleaning weather maps" to start and eventually taking over the JOb o f wee ke nd forecaster. WHEN PUBLISHER HUGH He fner heard s he was on television here, he caJJed and asked her to pose in the nude for an update article in the October issue. she said. But all he got was a s hot of her, fully clothed, in , front of a weather map. "[ had to say no to that," she said of the request. ''That's what I did three years ago. I'm in television now.·· · Diet Liquid Prote in Recalled: 'Bad Batch' WASHINGTON (AP> -The Food and Drug Administration has an- nounced the recall of 12,500 gallons of predigested Liquid protein, a food sup- plement widely used in modified·fast diets. The product manufactured by Peerpark Corp. of Hackensack, N.J .. has been distributed nationwide un· der at least eight different labels. AN FDA SPOKESMAN said Thurs- day bacterial contammaUon .cause<f the plastic bottles in which the protein is sold to swell. That sparked the in· vestigation that led to the recall of thousands of pint and quart bottles. "We're not recalling all Liquid pro- tein used in the fad diets," an agency spokesman said. "This is just a bad hatch." The recall applies to the following labels : Gro·Lean Liquid Protein Fortified with L·Tryptophane, Med Liquid Protein, Ideal Weigh Liquid Protein, Hudson Liquid Protein, Slim· Fast, Protein Power Diet, Ro ck Honey's Mr. Universe and Terri's Miss Universe Liquid Protein. PLP ( __ c_o_N_s_u_M_E_R_J Liquid Protein, Nu·Paramino Liquid Protein and labeled and unlabeled bottles shipped to various dis- tributors THE FDA SAID the recall affects lot numbers 314, 316, 320, 321, 323, 326, 328,329,3.11.332, 333,335,338,340,341, 343. 344, 345, 349, 12396, 12398, 12401, 12402, 12404, 12405. 12408, 12409, 12420 and 12421 The l-'DA~pokcsman said the agen- cy is recc1vmg numerous inquiries about liquid protein diets and stressed that FDA does not approve the use or t he predigested pr otein in the modified-fast diets that have become popular m recent months ''TIIERE'S JUST NO evidence to support the theory advanced by the proponents of the high.protein diet that this or any other fad diet results in successful long.term weight loss," the spokesman said .. . . . . . . . "ld!y, S!pt.mber 23, 1977 DAILY PILOT ~ Older Women Fight 'Demon' ST. PAUL, Minn. <AP> "King Alcohol . . the drug that can de· ceive," the aging voices exclaim. The 11ngtnc of the Minnesota Women 'a Chris. tian Temperance Union ladies may not stir young hearts, but the handful at atate wcru centennial still decry the de-mon rum. ''Oh, I hate to say it -you just got here and all -but we've declined so," said one member as the state chapter closed its lOOth anniversary observance Wed· oeaday night. WITH AN AVERAGE AGE of over 65, the 56 women who half.filled the Simpson Christian and Missionary Al- liance Church pledged to carry on the fight against alcohol that the WCTU or· gamed in 1874, adopting E.S. Johnson's song, "Save the Nation <Beverage Alcohol Must Go)'' aslheirbatUecry. Law Adds Funds for Schools SACRAMENTO (AP) -Home buyers in new housing developments coul d have to pay several hundred dollars to build a temporary school under a bill s igned by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. The measure. SB 201 by Sen. Jerry Smith (0. Saratoga), deals with the problem of overcrowded schools in growing sub- urban areas. AS A LEGlSLA TIVE The ladtes were proud and strong as they sang: ''A trumpet call to batUe can be hevd throuallout our 14Dd. To save our nation from a sure defeat. And loudest is the call against King Alcohol. The drug that can deceive both small and great." BUT THEY REALIZED they were fighting other problems too: widowhood, infirmities of old age, terminal illness. ''We are sad," said Frances Scovell Poston, 81, of Moose Lake, who opened the meeting with a prayer. "When we think of so many fine Christian women who say they are too 'busy to pay atten- tion to the worst evil that we have. They say they don't have time, .or that they can't do anything about all the drinking and smoking. ''But they have time to golf and to bowl. Sometimes they even have time to eo to church. We wonder how muc• church eoes home with them. Lord, w4 ask for patience with these women." i The gray heads nodded. They know young women aren't joining. PROIDBITION IS STILL their goat But with worldwide membership down from a mllliQO to250,000, natlonal WCTU President Edith Stanley told the ladles: "There's so much to be done before we can get lo that stage. We have to persuade the majority of the people in tbia country tbat any drinking -not Just excesa1vedrlnking-ia wrong. And that's all the more difficult now because so many churchgoers are also social drinkers -"sipping saints" state president Bernice Lee of Cokato called them in her opening remarks. "That's how all the trouble begins, one sip at a time." GET YOUR FANTASTIC RCA TRADE-IN AT DAVIS BROWN LARGEST INDEPENDENT RCA DEALER IN THE HARBOR AREA consultant explained the .---------------------------------------- issue, population from a new development often leads to overcrowding and pressure to build a new school, but normal sources of state and local funding usually can't be tapped until the tiouses a re in place. By then it's too late to build a school that children in the new de- velopment can attend when they move in, said Fred Silva, consultant to the Senate Local Govern. ment Committee. UNDER SMITH'S bill, a city or county could ag ree with a school dis ~ trict that a new develop- ment would cause over· c rowding at existing schools. The two bodies would then pass an ordinance levying a fee -usually in the $3()()..$500 range per home -oo developers in order to pay for portable c lassrooms. The de- velopers would pass the cost along to h ome buyers. THE FEE would be imposed until over- crowding ended. When a permanent school was built in the area, it would be paid for by the entire district, not just resl· dents of the develop. ment. Silva s aid several cities and counties have tried to levy such a fee under present law. but their leeal authority is uncertain. \.-~-\.....:::..-··~\ '?! '· ,<)11 '"" 0,,o ~(\~& ~ ~ Your old color TV will never be worth more! No matter what model ... no matter what shape it's in ... it is worth upto$100ona fabulous new 1976 RCA ColorTrak console or table model. Get big money for your old TV and enjoy the brilliant color performance of ColorTrak, ACA's most advanced TV ever. m The most automatic toof And, the new Xtended Life chassis runs cooler and uses less energy than the chassis it replaces. That means you'll enjoy a better performance from your RCA for a long time to come. See your nearest participating RCA dealer today. Treat yourself to RCA's best! Your old set's worth up 10 s100 on any New 1978, 25" diagonal RCA ColorTrak TVI ~--------------------l P(J]Wl As"ks Ford, Reagan to Speak " WASHINGTON <AP> -Former President Ford and ex-California Gov. Ronald Reagan have been invited to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the new Panama Canal treaty. The hearings, which begin Monday with testimony from Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and other Carter administration officials, will run af least three weeks. Sen. J ohn Sparkman <D·Al&.. >. the committee chairman, said Thursday that former Secretaries of State Dean Rusk, William Rogers and Henry Klasioger have been asked to appear the week of Oct.10. Although already signed by Carter, the treaty is not blnd1q unUl approved by a two-UUrds vote of tbe Senate and formally ratified by the President. , Scheme Coats · LOS ANGELES1 (AP> -A 46·year-old lion· tebello buatnea1man hu been sentenced to one year In jail for allegedlf maatermln dln1 a 10- called .. endless chain'' scheme wbleb aut.borttJes ·~ co.t local Japao•H·Amerlcans some '250,000. In addl- Uon, Toebio MUUda WU ord•red by Superior COUrt Jwt,e Daniel L . • '1et.tber to pay 111Utu· doil to in ....... :• tM idMmew wl pllM oa 4"J9U'Sprobatliall. .. or.ngaeoo.io •• 1yP1101 Editorial Page ........................................................................ •• Friday. September 23. 1971' Ho~rt N Wt:t:d/ P\IDll~her ThomH K~v1l 1 Edltor Barbara Krelblch/Edltorl•I P1199 Editor The Syst em Still W orks Quite Well Ponder1n'i) lhv uvent!; that lod 10 his downfall. outgoing Budget Director Bort Lance wondered 11 there's "something w1ong with the system The answer 15 mostly no The s~tom, once more. worked quite well. except that tt wo5 a little late getting Into gear In tn1scase If the stall work during Lance ~ conlirmat1on hearing had boon more thorough, and 1f Lance himself had been more forthright at thJt time we might have been spared this latest unwelcome Washington scandal But any suggestion that Lance was hounded out of office by the 101n1 mach1na11ons of the Senate and thtt media 1s ott :arget ~es1dent Carter actually opened the can of worms by re- questing in Lances behalf. a delay 1n his appointee's d1s- pos1t1on of possible confl1c t-ot-interest assets c1t1ng Lances personal l1nanc1al problems The Senators 1n seeking further explanation of those problems were simply doing their duty So were JOUmahsts reporting thetr findings. The notion of a con- spiracy, or even unfairness 1s absurd. And the Senators did have the decency to apologize for a couple ot allegations that pro11ed untrue. But when Lance had the "day in court" he so vigorously demanded. the combination of his self-righteous tirade. followed by his evasiveness in responding to leg1t1mate ques- t1ons. simply confirmed feelings that he was not the man to be charged with management ol the nation's finances. His apparent inability to understand what. 1f anything. he h~d done wrong, makes that even more apparent. If the poss1b1hty-now a probability--of e)(posure to such a searching invest1gat1on serves to discourage some future candidates for high office it's 1ust as well. A candidate. whose background w ill not survive m· vest1gat1on. however highly regarded by the President. does not belong m high office. No. there's nothing wrong with the system, and 1t probably will work even better as a result of this lesson. Too Much Haste Cahforn1a s lawmakers have plunged boldly ahead with another piece of legislation that has built-in guarantees of oroblems The Legislature has passed, and the governor has .;igned a bill that prohibits pnvate firms from forcing em· ployes to retire at the age of 65 On the surface this sounds reasonable. As everyone knows. there are plenty of so-called senior c1t1zens who re- main healthy. capable and w1ll1ng to work long past 65. But in rushing ahead on this law. the state legislators chose to decide a problem that 1s still being pondered from many angles -as well it should be -by the Congress of the United States and even the U S Supreme Court Under the new state law. an employer may not require retirement unless a physical and/or psychological ex- a.mmat1on proves the employe is unfit to continue working sat1sfactonly Presumably the doctor or psychiatrist -or more likely a government bureaucrat -rather than the employer. decides what Is "satisfactory." · . ' The law. which takes effect Jan. 1, exempts existing pension programs or collective bargaining agreements which are based on the mandatory retirement age -as many such programs are -but only for a maximum of two years. hardly time to restructure a longstanding pension program. The other ma1or concern. of course. has to do with the law 's possibly adverse impact on planning for the~ hiring and promotion of younger people it older employes choose to hold onto their 1obs indefinitely. · And then there's the sneaky matter of the financial prob- lems of Social Security and other government pension plans -which conceivably could be reduced by establishing :a trend to extend the standard retirement age by a few years. Mandatory retirement can be unfair. But the matter isn't as simple as the Legislature's and the governor's latest srandstand play would imply. A lot more study wouid have been in order • . t • :Opinions expressed in the space above are those or the Daily Pilot :other views.expressed on this page are those ot their authors and lartlsts. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Delly Piiot, 'P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) S..2-4321. Boyd/Cheating By L.~f. BOVD ~Client askl> our Love and ar man if the latest studies ndicate lhul a lot more usbands these days are ~eating on their wives. No. videnUy not. But a lot more oung wives are cheating on eir husbands. if the surveys are accurate. And a coo· ~aerably larger number or ~eenage girls likewise now ~re known to be sampling hat thing sometimes re- erred to as the extreme em· race. f Beautiful legs are not all hat uncommon among women. actually. What's rare e beautiful hands. Or so ontends a fashion photo· ~rapher or some renown. On· fly one woman In 5,000, says ttie . is the possessor or what J~ight be termed really rautiful hands. ~ Who can help but feel a cer· aJn sympathy for 72-year-old endrlck Van Rian of Tb• eiherlanda? fft broke ... lea .. Dear when his wife Belly pushed him downstairs during their Golden Wedding anniversary party. All he'd done was pro- pose a toast. 1"To our SO glorious years together -the 49forherandtheooeforme! .. Q. "Do birds ever decorale their nests just for the sake of making them look pretty?" J\. Thal, loo. Is open lo argument. Some hawks and eagles always gussy up their nests with fresh green leaves which they replace whenever said leaves turn brown. They look dandy. But skeptics claim those leaves cool the nes t s and se r ve as camouflage, that tbey have nothing to do with decoration. Question arises as to exact· ly bow many times 1n lta life a crab shucks off tta shell. Figure 15 times aa typical. To grow bl11er, It has to do that. It nexes . Off aoes the sh ell. It Inflates Itself by maybe an Inch mor e In width. T hen It buries ltsell In the mud. pvea otr the secretaton that hardens into a new shell. and crawls out lnto action aaain. Jack Anderson Carter to Back Humphrey Bill W ASHlNGTON The a1llng Sen Hubert Humphrey <D Minn.>. demonstrutlng why he Ii. called tbe happy warrior. responded to the news that he has terminal cancer by visiting other patienll'l in hill hospital wing and offering them cheerful en· couragemenl. lie also passed arowid his flowers and candy to patients who dido 'l receive any Such an attitude is typical of lhii. warm. sensitive man who has endeared himself to h1i. Washington colleagues . It may explain why they want to do something for Hubert and why, there· fore, full em- p Io y men t legislation may pass Congresi.. The word Is spreading on Capitol HiU that the ebullient Humphrey wants eagerly to make one rinal. lasting contnbu· lion to the country. lie wanL'i to provide more jobs for his fellow men who are out of work. He has joined Rep. Augustus Hawklni. ID-Calif.>. in sponsoring a bill calculated lo ac hieve full employment Nick Thimmesch IT MAY have a slight flavor of the 1930s, with its provisions to use grants. loans. tax breaks and other fiscal devices lo create more jobs. But suddenly the Humphrey-Hawkins bill is given a good chance to pass. No leios than Jimmy Carter 1s qajeUy preparing to throw his weight behmd the bill. His lop as sistants have been in touch with aides of Humphrey and Hawkins The staffs are now meeting daily. and a final agreement Is expect ed in a few days. "The president has personally accelerated the timetable on this," one part1c1 pant told ui. Such heav)'we1ghts as Labor Secretary Ray Mars hall . domestic policy maker Stuart E1zenstat and economic adviser Charles Shultze are now involved m the negotiations. Once a ten· tative agreement is reached, the president will discuss the final details personally with Hum· phrey and llawkms. THERE REMAINS u major conflict over the bill's goal or driving down unemployment to four percent Just about every one who wants to work should be able to get a JOb, allowing for the constant number between JObs. if the four percent goaJ can be achieved But some White House aides believe the figure may be un· realisticaJly low. "The president doesn't Ukc the idea of being tied to a specific number." one pres- idential assistant told our as- bOCiate Howie Kurtz. "He wants to make u good-faith effort to reach the goal without having his han<i5 lied by u ng1d tt metable." The bill would provide the monetary means to create more jobs. Federal funds. for example. would be awarded to private companie:-. for needed public works prOJCCll> This would be ~u pplemenlt.>d b> pubhc i.er vicc Jobs and government trammg programs But if these efforts should fall short or the four percent goal, then the federal government would become the "employer of last resort... It would provide temporary. low-paying jobs to those who can 't find work elsewht!re THF. WJUTE HOUSE objects to this provis ion. ''You can't leg ii.late full employment.·· com· plaaned one Carter adviser. "You can 'l have a lc•gally enforceable plan where an unemployed person can go into court and :.a}.· Judge. I want a JOb Explained another White House official: ··First we want to teat Ute idea of large-scale public service jobs." Before the govern· ment does any more hiring, he said, the president wants to try out his planned 1.4 million welfare Johll und 200,000 youth jobs. Congressional backers argued. however, that the "last resort" jobs are not uutomelic and would be created only if the president and Congress decide they art' needed. Some of Carter's economic ad· v1sers are al:so worried that the legislation will fuel inflation ·'The inflation problem 1s ver) real." a White House economist told us. Humphrey und Hawkins insist. however. that lower unemploy• ment doesn't necessarily lead to' more inflation. For each one per- cent reduction in the joblest> rolls. they say. the government saves about S20 billion in un- employment checks, food stamps and other benefits. "This bill will help Carter balance his budget," suid a supportor. . A compromise between the two 1 sides, nevertheless, is m the off· : mg. And President Carter will i come out fighting for a national : commltment to full employment We Can't Ignore Growth of Free Asia HONG KONG -This exciting, busy, odd metropolis is a sort of Asian clearing house. perhaps a good place for assessments. One often heard here is that though Americans have been heavily in· volved in Asiu i.ance World War JI, official U.S now turns its face away from this teeming re gion, and possibly away from old friends as well. The Carter Adm1n1strat10n vigorously denies this. or course The pullout or ground troop.., from Korea. the Vance trip to Pek ing, the slight courtship of Hanoi are no more than gradual alterations m policy , the way the Carter people tell it But no matter what offi cial Washington docs in Asia. this re gion. particularly in the free market nations, is expenencmg enormous economic growth which could be the greatest or this century for a s ingle region The United Slates is deeply in volved in this boom SOME T WO BILLION people live east or Iran. and as "The Economist .. pointed out in a re· cent survey, \his Asia contains three-fifths of Ute world's teen· agers and children . The sigrJficance ls that if present economic indicators hold true and a devastating war does not break out, Asia will have an in· • credibly large and productive work force in the near future. What concerns many thinkers in free Asia is that the United States, out of mistaken gulll. wants lo rush into recognlUon of Communist China, and also cozy up to other left-wing regimes American reputation is on the line here. and people are sayln1 out loud that maybe it doesn't pay to be a friend of the United States. Japan has felt that ror some time. Taiwan and South Korea are feeling it now. The Philip· pines, Singapore and Tballand also wonder. Alter all, the Americans came here, preach· ing and teachlna, urgina the American model on the relaUve· ly free naUons or Asia, and help- .A~Hoppe ing them build American.style economic and political institu· lions. But recent failures to show strength. and signs that we can't be counted on, have d1mirush~ American stature TAJWAN AND South Korea are good examples or nations whose fate was m large part de termined by the United States 1l was the Uruted States. back in 1945, wtuch did not stop the Sov 1et1> from di v1ding Korea for lht- ftr5.t time in that nation's his tory The United States certainly paid a heavy price in blood and treasure for that boner. but Korea remain:. divided, and !:)o uth Kore11 remain s in danger \ < z. -~ ,d }J · The United States could not stop the march or Communist armies in China, but it took respons1bilily for the security of Taiwan when 1l became the is land-haven for Nationalist Chinese The Umted States conquered Japan, fashioned a democratic system for this long-feudal em p1re. and required il to establish a conslilutionul prohibition aga1n:.t rearming So now Japan, with .. cant meani. or de fending its affluent . crowded island nation. look!> lo other power center!'.. Communist Chma und thl· Sov1et5.. JAPAN ISN'T s ure, either. that the United States would bf' Novi(e 3 reliable protector or the sea lanes to and from the Persian Gulf where it gets precious fuel to fire its dynamic economic engine. · For the United States to court Red China. diddle with Hanoi. and think it can turn away from the North Korean threat is silly business indeed. What, really, ii. Communist China ? As an· economy, it has fair success wilh agriculture Cthough one re-· port claims its troops killed 30 persons in a food riot in Honan in June>. rum. a chain or small sweat shops 1n rural and sub· urban areas, and operates il':i large industry so inefficienUy that its workers are only 2 per· cent as productive as the Japanese WWLE PREACHING that capitalism is leprosy, Com· munist China allows free swinging Hong Kong to go it:. way, and actually rakes off $2 billion a year from this city by selling its goods. food, water and banking services. The old Pek 1ng Puritans run 40 department stores in this British Crown Colony, use advertising agencies and singing commercials to ped die their wares, and cozy up to evil Western banks. As a political system, Com munist China is more like a Marx Bros. movie than a viable nation. As a military power; Communist China is too much teared; the CIA recently report· ed that the Chinese are 20 years behind Ute Soviets in weal)Onry. What .Communist China has is 800 million people and that huge, mostly barren, land mass. What of Asia's fr ee economies? Well, besides being responsible for quantum leaps in life expectancy, literacy and liv· ing standards. the dirty old capitalists In South. Korea and Taiwan have wiped out un- employment and spread na tional income to its citizens with greater equity than such sup· posed worker paradises as West Germany and Sweden. We cannot turn from Asia's ref latlvely free nations, nor ignorE! the vast economic growth wbJctr turned KOl"ea into a Japan and which could make Asia as pro• duclive as Europe. The Unite4 States is father to much or thll( and it is with us. • ) Looking Forward to Life as an Ex-President ~ straits when his old friend, eeJ Lance, confided the Senate wa~ invesUgatlng bis oeccadUloeS'. "Stonewall It, Berti" cried M~ Carter with admtrable pollticN utu~ess. Stonewall tt Bert did': automatically be relieved of the burden.'l of office sucb as havtns to carry bis garment bag on and off airplanes, it's basically that Ute job paysten limes as much " had served in ortlce but by what they had tried to aet away with. "I'm not a crook!" Mr. Carter forcefully told Rosalynn, "DanJ It .. · ·weu. you c•n &Ive tt 1 10. dear, "whesaldencourafinaJy. AND HE DID.. ffij top IJidtl, Jody Powell and H amlllon Jordan <whom he 4tscribed u, "two of tho fln11t public servant.a I have ever known'1) wero onty too glad to help -u both~ to enjoy the profit.a from &btlr books while allll youna. Unlortunalolf r t~e~• fln•t pubUc aervantl biiqMd lbe Job: By mlatako, Powe ll H nl UM President'• laundry lo a lltulean bank and while Jordan m.-.ed lo break lnto the omees ol RcllaW Qe~an'a hilidreuer. he f.u.I to stei.I. th 0.-aclan Formula. Mr. eatttn: WU la d ...... And the result.a have eJtceede4 the Pielidenl'a foodut expectav tlona. s Damp Discovery l\1inelll' Santo:.. 11 • "t.•ars·old of '\liam1 Beach. watches intently as :.he :-.pla!->ht•'i '' a h•r on thl' -.and dunng a re<·t.•nt outrng. !\I ine ttc d1 :-.t•O\Cl'C<l ;1 qu1<·k :-.laµ µrotlutt.'d bead:. of \\ all·r. which ''a~ fun un.less it h<1ppl'rtt•d lo get into ) our eyes But th<.it only I ;is led :.i minute or :-.o. then ha<'k to the slapping r Check Out Why DEAR PAT I <1pphed for one of the major credit cards ubout six weeks ago. I just received u letter from the bank saying thc.1t 1 Vt' b1.:en turned down. How can I find out why" A K . San Clemente Federal law now rec1uirt's lbal ir you ar~ denied crf'dit, }'OU arP Pntltlt>d lO a ~tatemt•nt or rPa!'IOn'> t•xplaining why. An explanation also is rt"Qulred If you arr r<'fusf'd cr.-dil In 'iubr.tan· llally tht• amount or lht• krmo; you rt• ciue111ted, if Uwre b a change in the terms or th.-cr..cllt arran~t'm<>nt you'd had, or Ir your l'rt•dlt is revok<>d. Some crN1itor-. providt• this -.tale· ment as a matl<'r of courst': most do not. You arc enllUed lo rt'<juest lht• statement within 60 day!'I after you have been notified of the creditor's de- cision . The c reditors tht•n must respond within JO days after receiving your request. In most Instances, you are entitled to a wrltlc>n statement H you make a written reque!'lt. for il. Otherwise It may be oral. tllght Zap You DEAR P/\T What do you know about an elertromt device that plug., into a home /\.C outlet and use!>) thl' house wiring for a supl'r power an- tenna.·· I 'vt• s<.•t•n <ids for 1t and wonder 1r 1l 's all th.1l 1t 's cracked up to he E I-'. Irvine A leading con!'lumPr magazine re· ported that similar devlce!'I its start tested were "poor In errtclency and not capable of performing as claimed and could r•resent a consldcrabl<' hazard of s hock." An area television ser vice manager i.ays such devices are subject to considerable noise and require a strong sign al to overcome it. lie added that fallurt> of the blocking caplcl&.ors Installed to Isolate the an· tenna from the home power supply could put an A.C. potenUal (curreno directly onto the h'lt'vlslon tuner and zap you with up to I 17 volts. '·"' '' 1n1>l1/1•m 111, •• ., ,.,,, '" l'•,AI ,,,,,,,_ /•10 ,, 1U ',., ,,.,, IHflit l/iltlll•/ ti•· ljll )ll ,., 1tl4t '"'II!•'• ''''LI,,..,.,, ht 11/J, l'if'f/IHfl• I{ In (/i11 I '11111• hi •If}// f,1, 011 \r1ul !1 1IJf 1/IU'l\lton\ /,, #' 1f /#10111 \I \1111• o t 111 llf•Hll/i 1 ···•" 1~1111; 1•1t .. , I',, H•·~ t;t11 1 r, \I.,,, r \ ·1'"'•'" \, "l•JIHI 111'1 '' U ,.,1,\1#111 •• 11 /,, ,,, h t t11I ''"' l;Ji,rtH>tl ll1f/!lf'l1 It 11•1(1 I I pf flj1 /t,d1'1•/ flit tr.•11tlt.1r i foll 'i•lfth 1111ttr;' ·lrtiil 11'.l\llu' '''"'' J t1fltj1 "" 1r1hlr c 11nN1I ,,.. 1 101\tdt•r• rl I~'' t r1lu~·;•1 1JJ1JH 11•' "'" ly • n •"JH ~durJJ'4\ Taz DeadHtN! Dela11ed DEAR PAT: I didnl gl'l m\-~cmor citizens' property tax assistance form mailed in by the Aug. :11 deadline because I had JUSl gotten a form after learning I was cLig1bll'. Somcont told me lhe dcadLinc hus been c\ll'nded to Sept. 30. Is this true" f\. J • <.'osli! l\fosa A Santa i\na ~lat~ Franchbe Tu Board spokesman says that you can mail lhis form hf' for.-Sept. 30, but be )Ure to include a written explanation for late filing. Tht' actual deadllnt' was i\ug. 31, but late filings wlll ht• considered If accompanied by an t'X · planaUon. Forms for senior citizen rent assistance, a newer program, will be accepted until Sept. 30 with no explanation required. ftjglat to Safi No DEAR PAT Please settle a "lunch hour dispute" for our office. Some or us say \hat. one has t.hree daya 1n which to cancel a contract to purchase ~oods costing S25. Others of us claim that the contract must in volve a S50 purchas1.:. Who's right'' T.G . Founluin FValley The $Z5 supporters. State law AB 873, effective Jan. 1, 197<1, extended consumers' rights to cancel a contract for purchase ol a product cosUn& more than S2S, rather than SSO as the law previously allowed. ThlB law also extended the period of time whlch the buyer has to cancel to mldnl&ht of the third business day. It further requires that a detachable "Notice of Cancella· Uon" be provided with the contract and that the notice be printed ln the same language as the oral sales presentation. The seller also must tell the buyer orally·of his right to cancel at the lime the contract Is executed and any cancellation fee ls proh1blled. Deaths Elsewhere snis. NOTICW TOClllOITOIH 01" eUU( TllAHSl'lll IS.u. •1t1 -61f1 U.C.C I CORPUS C llRISTI. Tex. CAP> Ruth 11111, 65, daughter of the late movie cowboy Tom Mix . died Wedncsdny NEW YORK IAP > Carl A. Kersting, 82. chreclor of the National War Fund during World War II, died Wednesday ----------in Palm Coast. Fla. Holl<• I' h•rtbv 9 fven to Ill• creOltOf'\ of RICHARD E SPISAK 120'-?2-1•1'1 -JCAN M SPIS°"K llOS-261 .... Tran•'•'"''· whoH DUM IWH.oclr•Hl•JIOE tllhSlr .. 1,Cllyol Co••• Meu, Countv of 0r .. oe. Sl•I• of Callfornl• 1lwlt •bulk trantl.,. I\ •bou1 lo be n'9d9 to PHYLLIS LllllNG!.TON NTH TUTHIU UMI COSTA Mll.4 CHAPIL 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa • 646·4888 Santa Ana ChaPGI 516 N Broadwa~ Santa Ana • 547·4131 PIRCI llOTtflH SMITHS' MOftUAIY 827 M11n St · Huntington Beach 536-e539 rmPAMtLY COt.OMAL PUHUAL ttONI 7801 B61sa Ave Westmintttr 893-3525 P.AOlfltC YllW • t•IOIJALPAB c.metery Mortuary Chapel 3e<>o Plldflo View Orlve Newport. ca11tom1a .. 844-2700 MilCOIMte• NOl1UAllll Uiouna Beach 404·941·5 ~~I• 89n Juen Cl1>l1trano 4eg.;111e Death Notl~e• 1m.~• Trantftrff, who•tt but• ,,. .. _,..., 11 1nn Ma0tll•n l•""· Cllv of HUflllll(lton S.tcll, Count, of Or•nQt, 5Cfl• of C.tlllOf'.,11 Tiit ll"!Otrtv to be trltl'ltlemtO 11 OUHN fo<at.O at l70 I!. 17th Strttl, City of A.NIT A 8 OUNN, rtsfdent of Cotta Colt• Mete, County of Oran911, Siii• of MeH , CalllOf'nl•. Pa1Mc1 •••Vons.,.. C.tllfl!n!la, tember 22. 1'71, S<irvlved by tlW'• S.IO-'v l1doncrlbed In Q91W•84 d•uOf'ller.. l ll'lda Smith of Alati.ma, H : All llock In traot, fll(1ur .. , .-iulp. P•m•I• Hiii ot ~. •l'ld O.nlc. me11t ano OOOd wlll o1 o~t otlt '"°P 8U(l(lofC3r'l>n,C. .. llerrnotlltfOI'~ blltlneu llnown •• JIN)(lll'S GIFT Roberts Of l!I C3j0n, Ca• -Sltttr 0"'LLORY and locattO et 170 I! 17th lone Unt of SAnla An1, Ce. M« .. of I.~ Strfft, City of Cotll Mffa, Counly of Chrlatl.,, lklr111 win be held $.tturoav Or•noe, SC••• of e.ttlforlll•. StPl~r 24, tt17 at IO:OOAM •t St The bulk tranlftl' will be consumm•t· A.nnt 1Cathollc O>uru1, Senta Aflf, Ce. eel Oft o< 111 ... ttw aro uy of O<tCIMr Interment Good si.•ro Cell\ .. ery 1'77, al tOA M. •t Profenlon•I l!Kr6w FrlendS rNV u11 at e.u BrHdw•v s.,..,tcet -IMNr-11 J!Ot Lontl MortlUlf'\' on FrlOay Sellt.mber U, 8 .. Clt 91\111., 1..0ft9 8HCll, C.tllfornla. 4 OOPM to •. JOPM. In lftu Of ,._.,, So,.,., II"-to"" Trantftrff <Onlrlbutloft1 mey be mede to lhe 111 bull,.n ,..,,,., tncl ~-uff4i Am erl<•n Cancer Society 8tll by n. TraMferor for tM 11111 lhr• llr-ay Mor1\IM'f dire< ton. 'l'tartare SAM! P UBUC NOTICE Ollloed: S.111...,.., 1, tt7' PflyllltlMll9\~ Trtlldaf'W ... Ol'llllONA&. llCltOW H•VIC.I JilltLMt ... ltllW '--IN<1', CA tmJ 1Krew .... 411U>CI ll'Wll .... Or-Catot 0.fly .. I ... ~U,lt11 Call H2•H71. Put • few word• lo work for ou. ,, . .. .... .. . . . .. . .. F11csay. September 23, 1977 DAIL'( PILOT A IJ Barbor Area Group UCI Sets Realtors Back Cordova Worksha By O.C. HUSTINGS Of the O•lly Pli.t $tiff Frcbhman Assemblyman Ron Cordova has won the backing or a group of Harbor Area realtors who say they are amazed to find thtimHel ves supporting a lkmocral. Jim Wood, president of Unique Homes, has formed a Realtors for Cordova Committee that is hosting a S2S per.person cocktail r<.•ceplion for the Assemblyman Oet 5 The party will last from 6.30 to 8 30 p m. in the auditorium of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board o f Realtors. 401 N Newport Blvd . Newport Beach "'* * COROOV A WILL be hold mg a series of community forums next month to report on the first half of the 1977-78 legislative session. Interested voters can meet with him at the following dates and locat1ons: Ot'l. l from 10 to 11 ·30 a.m . Newport Reach City Council chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd.; l to 2·30 p.m .. Laguna Beach c.Jy Council Chambers. 505 f'orest A 11e Ot't 7. from 1·30 to 9 p.m . Irvine City Council chambers, 17200Jamboree Blvd. Oct. 15. from I to 2 . 30 p m , People's Federal Savings com- munity room. Saddleback Valley Plaza. -Oct 22, from l : 30 t o 3 p.m . Art Galle r y. Clubhouse 1. Leisure World. Laguna I lilts. Oct. 27. from 7:30 to 9 p.m .. Oceanside City Council cham- bers. 321 N. Nevada. Oct. 28, from 7:30 lo 9 pm . San Juan Capistrano City Coun· c1I c hambe r s. 32400 Paseo Adelanto. Ort. 29. from 10 to 11 :30 a.01 .. Community Center multi- purpose room , San Clemente . "'. l'ORMER GOVERNOR Honuld Hcagan will be guest sp~ak~r •t a dinner honoring As· semblymW\ Bruce Nestande <fl· Orange) Ocl. 6. Cocktails wlll be served al 6:30 p.m., with dinner at 7 : 15 p .m . In the Grand Ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim. The $100·per·person fundraiaer is sponsored by Citizens for Nestande. • * "' ASSEMBLYMAN Chester B IChet) Wray <D·Garden Grovel has been named Orange County Orgaruzed Labor's 1977 "Man of the Year .. Wray was president of a United Auto Workers local before being elected to the Legislature. • * * A CONGRESSIONAL request ror hearings into the policies and procedures of the National Collegiate Athletic Association <NCAA ) has won the support of U.S. Congressman Mark Han- naford CD·Long Beach>. The request. initiated by Rep. Jim Santini CD·NevadaJ, was s purred by the NCAA 's two·y~ar suspension of the Universit)l of Nevada at Las Vegas and its or· der that head basketball coach .Jerry Tarkanian be discipLined Santini is seeking to determine whether the NCAA is violating anti-trust laws. Tarkanian formerly was the head basketball coach at Cal State Long Beach. which is in Jlannaford 's district. • * • A HANDBOOK ON women's rights is available for residents of the 73rd Assembly District from the oHice of Assemblyman Dennis Mangers ID·HunUngton Beach). The 65·page booklet, published by the California Department of Justice. <:overs such topics as e mployment. housing, education, credit, health care and child For SA Tr ! care. Manger's office is localed Ln the Sand Dollar Financial Court, 16371 Beach Blvd., Suite 221, Huntington Beach, and is open from 9 a.m. lo S p .m . Phone re· quests are being taken at 848·1168. *** THOMAS A. FUENTES, 28. Newport Beach. has been ap· pointed an associate member from Orange County of the Republican State Central Com· mittee. Fuentes. assistant vice pres1 dent of the environmental engineering firm of Robert Bein, William Frost and Associates, previously served on the commit· tee and was senior executive as· sistant to the late Supervisor Ronald W. Caspers. .... THE MESA VERDE Republican Women's Club will meet at 10 :30 a.m. Tuesday at the Reuben E Lt>e in Newport Beach. Evelyn Gardiner of Santa Ana will speak on Orange County History in a talk entitled "From Wilderness to Empire." and Rick Schooley of the county Environ· mental Management Agency will show slides of animals in wilder· ncss areas *. * BILLS and accomplishments by Republican repreaentatives in the state Legis lature and Congress will be reviewed at a meeting of the Council of Republican Women at 10 a .m. Wednesday at the South Coast Plaza Hotel, 666 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa A social hour will follow. with state Senator George Dcukme- jian <R·Long Beach> to speak during the noon luncheon. Jn. formation is available by calling Ruth White at 635·6564 . UC Irvine Extension will try lo do what ~igb school teachers have been unable to do-help' students raise their scores on Scholastic Ap• tltude Tests-with re~ medial workshops scheduled this weekend. The nationwide freshman class enterin& college this fall recorded the lowest SAT scores in the !H years the exam has been given. accord- ing to "The Chronicle of Higher Education." TllE UCI workshop~ are planned lo help stu· dent s s harpen mathematical and verbal skills before tak- ing the latest round or SAT tests. The math skillfi workshop will be held from 10 a .m. lo noon. and 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, in Steinhaus Hall 167 on campus. Material covered will in c lude general mathematics . algebra. geometry, suffici~ncy data and quantitative comparisons problems. THE FOLLOWING-- Saturday and Sunday. same times and place. a verbal skills workshop will cover prefixes, suf- fixes and roots , synonyms and an-· tonym.s, word analogies. sentence completion. reading comprehension, grammar and usage. Fee for each workshop, whlch may be paid at the door, is $30. Combined fee for both workshops is $53 .· Further inform a ti on is available at 833-5414 . Anaheim Man Appointed To County Planning Board TRANSIENT SENTENCED MINDEN CAP> -· A remorseful transient who confessed last January to involvement in the 1965 slaying of a San Francisco hotel ex-. ecutive was sentenced to a 25-year prison term. A retired Anaheim water superintendent. who believes controlled growth is good growth. was named to the county Planning Commission by Supervisor Ralph Clark Thursday. August <Gus > Lena1n. 68, will replace Com· missioner John F Cyprien, who resigned alter serving on the com· mission for one month. CYPRIEN WILL be moving from Orange County to Palm Desert. Clark said, where be has been named vice presi· dent and manager of a mobile home park and gotr course complex. Lenain s aid he believes county land use plana are adequate and it may be the availa\)ility or adequate water sup- plies that will be a major county problem in com 1ng years. ,, District Court Judge Stanley Smart handed the sentence to John Sidote, 38, whose con- fession reopened the case of Donald Filling's death which bartled authorities for more than odecade. ·3-WAY GUARANTEE A ..... atlcfty , .. ............ 2830-C Avon Sttfft Newport Beach • 846-1744 .................. Ml .. 1 o 11-4 •Ct-Sun. a - ............. --·-t. . .. . . . . . ..._ , ., ..... Post·Lanee~Fears: LEADOFF SPEAKER Joan Irvine Smith DUE AT CONFERENCE UCB's Norman Barker By JOHN CUNNIFF ·~~"""'"t Long before t he Bert Lance ar ru1r. a good many business ex ecut.Jves were reluctant to servt- ln Washington. More precisely, they were reluctant to undergo the anveistlgalion of the i r personal affairs The rear was at least twofold They Ce l t the l egitim ate maneuvering that brought them success in the business world would be made to a ppea r vallainous, and they also feared exposure of indiscretions. HUT THERE IS at lea~t one other reason, as expressed by Prof. E ugene Jennings, an authority on corporate manage- ment who acts as personal ad- v1~er, mamly in career counsel- Heiress Leads Speakers Conference Ask s: 'Whe r e Did Oranges Go?' .luJn lrvtnc Smith, who re· <·e1H'<l national attention during bidding for purchase of the lrvine Company carht•r this year, will h1• ll'11doff !-.pcuker al the 15th annuJI EC'onomic Outlook Con · ference Oct. 6 ol the Anaheim Convention Center. Mrs. Smith will speak on the conference theme, ''Where Did A II the Oranges Go.," Supervisors; Walter B. Gerken, chairman of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, and Justin Dart, chief executive of Dart In- du~tries , Inc . Dr . L. Donald Shields, pres1- tll'nt of Cal Stale F ullerton, ha:. been named moderator for tht• morning ~ess1on of the con· fcrcnce Theme of the ses!>1on will be "T h e Bi g E 's E:conom 1cs, Environment , Energy and Employment.'· DEBATE OPENER SCE's Jack Horton .\ MEMBER OF TH t.: Allen TJubman conso rtium that µurchased the Irvine Company for $337 million, she also played a role in the earlier donation of 1.000 acres ofland for UC Irvine's campus. The conference. sponsored by the Orange County Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Com merce and the Small Bus iness Administration, will feature a variety of business people speak ing during the all-day session. Joseph D. Harnett. president of The Standard Oil Company of Ohio <Sohio>. wi ll be keynote s peaker at the luncheon OTHER LECTURERS will in dude Lro T. McCarthy, s peaker uf t he California A s~e mbly. Nurm<1n Barke r Jr , hoard chairman of Unitt·d Culiforni1J Hank; Thomas Riley, ch.ilrman of the Orani!C' County Board nf The main feature of the aft~r· noon se!is10n will be "The Great Growth Debate" with Jack K Horton, board chairman and c h ief exec utive officer of Southern California Edison Com- pany, serving as kickoCC speaker. 1'1. ROY KNAUFT J R., district representative for Con~ressman C h ar les E . Wiggi n s <R · Fullerton>. will he moderntor. Also taking part in the debate will be Henjamin F . Baagi;!mi , boarrl C'h<tirrnan of Southern l'aC'1f11· <.'om1>any, and Hoy N Gam:-.t'. de puty assist ant ad · mini:.tra tor o f planning and t!\' aluution for the U.S. Environ m('ntal Proteetwn A~ency Agent Select ed California Compute r P roducts, Inc ., h a s selected Cochrane Chase and Company. Newport Beach, as its agency of record. OPPORTUHITY knocb often w hen vnu IL.,t· n:~ull-~ellmg Da1h 1'1lot Clas~1fied Ad-. 111 r~al'h the Orange Cou:-.1 markC'l Phunc G-t2 5tml TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT $100,000 OR MORE 6.75 ~ 6.25 % 180 DAYS 90 DAYS Pacific Jottnct' ....... City Ban~-. ~~J 41 141-1234 ~10lf'W"1 ,,, tl""l'Pf• Of".,•"• '1w ,.,,,., w ,,..,, ..... , DoesAmericaneed more~ regulition? Or less? Wh,.n v1r1 mtnrvt• wn-11 000 l\mrri".<1n r>"'• r.•ly. ov• r 40'~. r •d lh·~re •ho11ld be moir" qovcmm•ml rAauktlio11 W~ iln. , ·, I· 11th 11 thnrt> w.1 1lr...,,dy too mu1=h Y.11 m 1y ,, 11«• 11r du. \'1tC<''. Thn 1mporl;i11t lh1nq 1~ tt..1l yr111 l 1v1 1n np1n1C'r1 0f yl)ur OW11 An mlc.rrn"d ov11111 11 ,.., llJ.• '"" eo..pm~r Ff rwt l"o•t• Rer ord Computer Automation, Inc., Irvine minicom puter manufacturer , has reported that net earnings for the year ended July 3 increased 72 percent on a 42 percent gain in sales. For the 12-month period, net income totaled a record $5,317.000, equal lo $2.70 a s hare, on sales of $43.038,000, also a new high. Comparable results for 1976 were $3,098,000, Sl.60 and $30,398,000, respec· lively. fourth qua rter earnings and revenues reflect- ed a continuation of quarter-to-qua rter gains. For the three months ended J uly 3, net income was $1 ,828,000, equal to 93 cents a share on sales of $13,052,000. This compares with $885.000, or $6 cents a share, on sales of $8,066,000 for the fourth quarter last year. President D. H. Methvin said the company's financial results reOect the improved economy in the U.S. the ra pid acceptance of the company's SyFA systems in the distributed data processing market, and improved performances by all divisions in general, Net income as a percentage or sales increased from 10.2 percent for the prior year to 12 4 percent for rascal 1977 Fitter Report• Rerord• Fluor Corp., Jrvme, has reported record net earnings or $55,947,000 or $3.33 a share, for the nine· month period ended July 31, compared with net earnings of $47,483,000 or $2.84 a share for t he com· parable period in 1976. Net earnings for the third quarter. also at a rec- ord level, were $20,471 ,000 or Sl .21 a share, com- pared with $16,224,000 or 97 cents a share for the s ame period in the previous year. Consolidated net revenues for the first nine months wer e $1 ,371,955,000, compared with $1 ,340,374,000 for the same period in 1976. Third quarter net revenues were ~78,994,000 compared with $438,676,000. ' Direct.ors of Fluor have declared the regular quarterly cash dividends of 75 cents a share on SeMes B prererred stock and 25 cents a share on common stock payable Oct . 15, lo holders ol record at the close of business on Sept. 30. MU.rd Report• Lo•• The Willard Company, Costa Mesa, bas report- ed a loss or $17,403, equal to 4 cents a share, on s ales of $1,722.867, ln the six months ended June 30. In the comparable period last year the company earned $9,468, or 11 cents a share, before extraordinary Item, on sales of $,950,834. President Jeck B. Hochadel said the loss was attributable to s tartup costs associated with new programs . Three of Wlllard's four operatlna divisions had major new product development ex· penses or the startup of new Joba durtn.i the period, heaald. lJespit,e Them,· Exchange Pfun May Live mg, lo chairmen and presldent or blue chip companies NEWS ANALYSIS technological products or in- dustry. in automobile produc· lion, for example, when anything approaching perfection would be unaffordable. "They say it is p reposterous that they, whose careers were hhaped under the rules ot plan· nmg, organization and efficien- cy, should lend their talent to a behemoth of opposite qualities," say J ennings. As with a n y group, busl· nessmen if polled aren 't likely to speak with one voice, and that might a pp ly esp ec ially t o bankers. who earlier expressed s hock that people might believe overdrafts were a way of doing bus mess. in the statements of some busi- nessmen when asked to comment on the d ay Lance resigned . Some of them bad expressed earlier the feeling that whatever faults he had, Lance still was linked in purpose wlth bwiiness go a ls, esp ecially tha t or a balanced budget. To accompltsh its objectives. the progr am arranges for the private and public sectors to swap executives for one year. Each learns something about the other, and sometimes careen are advanced as well. Joe Linneman, for example. has won three promotions since completing his interchange as· sagnment as controller for an electrorucs firm four years ago. He works in the Office ot Management and Budget. until lh1s week headed by Lance. INFERENCES OF that !>Ort could erode mvestor confidence, which is the underpinning of the banking system, w hile a lso focusing the investigative eye on .ill banking practices, something the industry desires as little as it does a recession. It is understandable that some business people like the style and fl air or Lance, a "can do" type, ll man of purpose and goals. AND, LIKE OTHERS, they reel that post-Watergate ethlcs represent en ideal that might be im possible to attain: A perfec- tion in human beings who by their nature are prone to failure. "The program is grooming a cadre of potential leaden for cabtnet and senior Jevel {lppoints of future years," says Jay F. Morris, executive director . But even far s hort or that. he says, "everybody wins." Despite the relucta nce or busi· ness people to serve, there re- mains som e p e r sonnel in · terchange between private and public sectors. This very week, 49 private sector executives began work in government, and 13 government e mployes in busi- ness. as part of the President's executive interchange program. Some business people point out also that the same ideal or pe rfection is soue ht in the Sometimes. This is t he eighth interchange m the program, whose goal is to improve rappor t and cooperation between business a nd govern· ment The program a lready has involved nearly 400 m iddle management executives from government, industry end educa- tion. STILL, HE maintains, fear in- evitably plays a role. "Few chief execut.J ves could pass the lest put upon Bert Lance," he said in an int e r view three week s a go. Everyone has skeletons, he said, a nd l oo m any people in Washin~ton want to let them out oft he closet. Db.appoi n t m e n t , a nd sometimes anger, were evident Situation Normal: Credit Got Lost . SACRAMENTO <A P 1 Because of a legislative snafu, you might have to wa it for that tax credit on solar energy equipment in- stalled in your home this year . The ~egislature adjourned last week thinking it had a pproved a tax credit of $3,000 or 55 percent of the cost -whichever is greater -for home solar equipment installed after J an. 1, 1977. But a last.minute a mendment lo the bill, AB 1558 by As· semblyman Gary Hart <D·Santa Barbara> accidentally deleted the retroactive provisions a nd made the tu credit effective next. Jan.1. ''I'm really sick about this," said Hart, who failed to notice the error before the bill sailed through and was sent to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's desk. Brown, who had cited the bill as a m ajor a ccomplishment hasn't acted on it yet. ' Hart said he would move quickly when the legislature returns in January to correct the error. unless some way can be found to fix it before then. Ov~r The Count.,.r HASO UstlncJs NEW YORI( t"P) Lrou C.O 1••., ui. KAl5SU pf 20•n 11 P090Pd 11 12•1. ~~e& 5'11 6 ,, !'"" ~~~"t~l.~t g:~~h'tb •• IS K••ver , ... 1 Poasls Cp I 11/i S"-s•. llp • and Down•. l'• ··~ Kemen A 1)•1. ,. ~~~'PNC l'i't ,,,, Teco e.11 21...-,,_.. IOf\41 SeGiqillet O•t• 100 ,. ' • ~:::iv. ,,. 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Y PILOT tJ t§ Sears Gains Alhtate Handa In Profit By NILTON llOSKOWJTZ Just 141 some people think they hav• S.an, Roebuck ~ Company on the run, the ~J:wemouae 1oes on a rampage, stampeding over eve ln It.a path and brlna· ln1 the dollara home ln overflo buclteta. Somethlns like that is bappen.lq th1a year. THE SHARPEST CIW.LENGE TO ~an tn recent years came from K Mart, the dilcount operator wboM naked promise to consumers la low prices. K Mm dotted the highways with more than 1,000 of ttl tre.1tandtni It.ores and muscled Its way past JC Penney to beeomt aecond ooly to Sears as a nonfood retailer, with tmaalea ot •·a blllloft. K Mart'a aftertax eamlngs have skyrocketed durint tht past five yeara from $117 million to $261 mllllon. Meanwhile, Sears has been relatively quiescent. Ju sales have moved up In the past five years from $11 bllUon to $15 billion but profits have roller·coasted as fol lows : 1972. S628 million; 1973, $676 million ; 1974, $496 million ; 1975. $523 million ; 1976, $695 mUlion. Money Tree 'That's not exactly a distinguished performance for the world's largest retailer. Some analysts have suggested that Sears erred by trying to uperade Its lines and becomln& too fashion·conscious, thereby for1etttna its mi.salon u a low· cost merchandiser. THAT CRITIQUE APPARENTLY reached Chicago headquarters. Since the beginning of this year Sears has re· duced prices on thousands or Items. It also opened 15 stores As a result, sales in the first half of 1977 jumped 15 percent to $7.6 billion. Meanwhile, K Mart boosted its sales 19 percent to $4.4 billion. narrowing the gap between it and Sean. K Mart plans to open 160 sJores this year. On lbe all·importanl level of profits, though, it was a dlf. ferent story. For the first six months of tm, K Mart posted an earnings gain or 11 percent to $112 million. Sears. laughing all the way to the bank, managed to earn $361 million after taxes. an increase of a mere 63 percent over 1976 results. WAS IT THE PRICE·CUTl'lNG TBA T did lt? Not at aU. Sears, Roebuck has a secret weapon called Allstat.e Insurance. The insurance business, especially automobile, where Allstate is second to State Farm, has not been too healthy over the past few years, which is one reason Sears bu had such a jagged profit record. • I lowever. Allstate has done its homework. It went, stat1' by state, crying about its underwriting losses and asking {csj whopping increases in the premiums it could charge. As Yosi well know if you have an Allstate policy. it got those ra~ hikes -and this year it's reglstering enormous profits; none of which it's planning to return to policyholders, at:- State Farm did. TIIE JULY ISSUE OF CONSUMER Reports rated 34 major automobile Insurers on how they treated their policyholders, placing Allstate al the bottom or the list "Wherever you live," concluded the magazine, "you're nqt in good hands with Allstate.·· • But that had little effect on All4'tate's 1977 profit puncl), whick was so powerful that 1t accounted for more than batf 4'he Sears earnings during the first six months of the year. powerful that it accounted for more than half the Sears earnings during the flrst six months of lbe year. With superprofits from insurance, Sears can well afford to knock down prices in its stores in a bid to recapture ~ustomers lost to K Mart and other stores. Market Dissipates Day's Early Gains NEW YORK CAP) -The stock market built up ao early gain today, and then spent the afternoon struggling to make it stand. The Dow Jones averllge or 30 industrials, ahead more than 2 points at mid·day, broke even at839.14. 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Coll• Met.t, Of Ille Pl Mn Inv 1---------- Commll\IOll'•Clll\l•l of Zone Eaopllon NDTICI OF ,.UILIC "l!AllllHG ZE·71·13'A, lor a Cond11iol\tl Use NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VE!1 ti..t • Permit 10 allow • '"' ... r..,t "'''" 11¥ l>Ubllc P'le•rtnQ wtll Dt t>elel by th• and ~•trtalnmenl "''"' •n O((u ... nl (o,I• Mtw City council .... 0c1ooer l . load ol "°""'''IO"' and J v•rl•nc• from 1'17 at 6 30 Pm O< al,_, ttwru!lrr Ille ••Quired numou or porkl1111 0 IM fNll~ ~ay be l'lea•d. In IP'le •PACH loo;•ltd at lne •bO•• aoor .. s. In Count•I O...mbe,. of Cl1Y HAii, 71 F•ir •II MG lOM Ortv1 on Ille fOll-1"11 matU!r NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN !NI AIJl)MI t7y ROtler1 w ThOmP'OI\. un •I .. id ,,,... -l)fl>(t, •nr •ftd •11 Newpcwt Boulevard, Ntwl>O"t 8t•cl'I, jlef\OllS ll\ltrKl4td may -·· •nd 119 tto<-llllO "'"' Merlllt, of th• Plfl\· lleard Dy IM Clly CouMll 01\ Ille t\lf'IV CommlUIOll'l ...... OI Zone E•· eforemetll'-<Sltem upllon ZE·ll Ito. lor • varl•nc• from EILEEN p PHINNE y lhe NtQUlred 1111r1tloo lor ..... 1.11n9 OEPAltTMENTOI' l'ORE.$TllY L A M¥.,., Olroclor ,.vDllll'led Or-. CO.ti Dally Piiot, SIP' 1'-U, lD, lt17 "CTITIOUS aUSIHIS.S fl&MI ST&TIMl!flT TP'le lol!Qwlng pettofl> •r• dOll\ll l>Utl lltH a\ SU,.E•1Dt1 CDUlllT O~ THI! STATIDPCALll'OaNIA POA THlCOUNTYO,.OaANOE ... &tt0t7 OlllDllt TO SHOW C&USI Olf l'I. TITION l'Olll CH.t.NOI OP NAMI! T lie fOllowlng oeraon 11 OOfl\ll b<lsl· tlitH•t City Clerk of IP'le l>ar to•-u ... of• portion Of 11\t P<~ Cltvof Cost• Met.t oertv H a DIMI Mlft lllClllly wllll• c-- Publl.,.., Ot-. CO.st Delly Piiot dtU-1 uw "-'mil'"' out~ tl0f- Benefit Tax Could Double WASlll NGTON IA P > P ersons earning S..10,000 a year could pay hy 1982 twice us much Social Security laxes .is they do now unde r a pro· posal before the llou-.. e Way!> and Mean:. Commit· tee. The draft bill. acl\ ance<l Thursday by the Social Security subcomm11tce. 1s aimed at increasing money going into the financially troubled Social Security system to assure the system will remain solvent. The full committee ( J probably will begin con-I N SHORT s ide ring the meas ure _ _ next Wednesday a nd '----------"" hopes to move the bill to the House floor by early October, in lime for Congress to act on it before adjournment. Carter Enter• A,...• Effort WASHINGTON fAPI President Carter porsonally involved himself in U S.·Soviel arms hmitatton negot1at1ons today as he mel with Soviet Foreign l\linister Andrei Gromyko at the White I louse. Posing for photographers before their meeting in the Oval Office, Carter expressed hope to Gromyko that "we will be s uccessful in reaching !.Orne agreement.·· Guerril~ A•buh l•raeH• BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP > Pale$.nian guer- rillas claimed today to have ambushed a tank· supported Israeli force just inside Lebanon and killed "many enemy soldiers," and Israel said one of its border towns was hit by rocket fire as new fighting flared in southern Lebanon. It was the first Palestinian claim of race-to-race combat with Israelis since Is raeli tanks were re· ported to have crossed the border Tuesday ... 11 PUBLIC NOTICE NEWPOAT INSULATIOH1 NEWPORT POOLS1 22J Wave St. L•QUn.t Bekh C.111 tJ~I eruc• E McGow..,, n> W•vt SI • Lt911flt Bffch, C.111 '16SI ,.CT1TIOUSI U$1Nl!U Ed Jao ....... 241 VltlOflt, Con• N&MI $TATIMINT Mo.t, C.111. '201 The lollowtng I»''°" It dolnq OU\I· Thi\ l>Uilnel\ I\ cond11Cled Dy e ftll\':~tNrO ASPHALT 1'°71 Bell.Id o-neret :.="',!&;Gow•" l.tN, ~llr'lq!Oll 8e6tll, CA.,.,, Tnl\ ,,.,_, •.S fifed wllll lh• JO$el>h D Wil\00, 11tJ Talbert, Counlv Cff'k of Of•n9f County on ~pl. HunUnglOll ~~ell. CA., ... ., 2. 1'11 '"" bu\lne'o\ I\ Cof'ldU<led Dy an Ill 1'11 .. 1 dlVldU.I Publl\!'led Ortl\9f Co••• D••IY Pilot J-D w11'°" . Sept ' 1~. '3 JO, 1n1 Thi\ \l11,..,.,...nt WAS tUt!d with tM County Cl•rk"' Uran~ l.ounly on ll "" """' Publ1.,.... 0r6"1Qe C0..11 Dally Pilot, S.pl 16, 13. lO, Ocl I 1Qll -02t 11 PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOU$ IU$1NUS NA#I! STATl!MINT Tiie foliow1"9 P'H"_, h dOlnQ Dutl nlHH; SOUTHER N CAL IFORNIA SPRINTER, 27'1 Wuwll\g Clrc1e, C°'I• ~.CA n•2'. George 8 Woll, 2nt Wo•tnq Cir cl•. Co\la Me .. , CA tJ•». T l'llt ~11\nt I> CondU<ltd Dy •n In· d•vlo ... 1 c;.oror a. woi1 This st.t_. wH lllecl wlln lhe COlilllY Clerk of On•nge Counlv on A11g. Jt, 1'71 "'nu PubU\hed Or--:0..>I 0 111, Piiot S.PI 1. '· 1&. 23, 1'71 ll'M /1 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUSINEU NAME. STATEMl!NT TM !oltowl"Q per...,. IS ooor•o butl· ,.,,., S K IPPER DAVIS LANDSCAPING, 430 R.oclcllll Court, Lf9UllA 8ttehCA926SI Jee1 II PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINE.SS NAME STATEMENT 1 l'W" to•k>W1ng "''~' •1•~"9 ....,\• ft4U\•\ PHILLIPS MARINE STORES, ?IU NewPOrl Bo11l1vard, N••oorl Buell. (t/ifcwnla tllWO Piil~ AMrlne Slorn, In< la Calll0tnla toroorattM ), '10 Well 1.in Strut, Newoort Buen, Callfornl• tJMIO Tiii\ IKillllll\ I> UllldUCled l>Y t (0< pOrAllOll PHILLIPSMARINE STORES, INC R-rE Ooeble, Pr~delll Tiii\ slatt"""11 ••\ IU.-1 wl!n Ille County Cieri< of Orange Coun1y 011 S.p- temt>er n. ••n 1'11171 Pull!"""" Or-Co<l\I Deily Piiot s.eo• ••.n.J0,0<1 1.1•11 .oun PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOU5 aUllNl!SS Nit.Ml 5T&TI MlNT T lie fOll.,..ll'IQ pertons are oolnQ OU\l M$~e\ LUXURY LIVIN G MOBILE HOMC!>, ,,, Nortl'I HtrbOf Boul•••rd, Santa AM, C.tlllornl• tJIOl IN THE MATTEA OF THE AP· PLICATION OF CARL DILLS FOA CHANGE OF NAME. CAAL DILLS M• Iii.cl A pelltlon 111 lhlS Court for .,, Ofdef eltOWll'IQ pefl tlo""' to cNn9e Ill• n•"1<1 from CAAL OILLSIOCAALAL.AN LE GI OM; IT IS HEREBY OADERED ti..1 •II per\on• 1ntere\teo tn tt11 maUet alore .. ld ,_.,•I Oept 3 of 0 C.S.C OI\ Oc.I .... ''"· •• 11 ·oo o'Clock AM •nd 111111 elld 111ert '"""' cause, ii an~ I hey ....... why .. 10 &>ellllOll fOf CllMQI ol "•""' \l'loulOf'IOI be gr ..,led IT FURTHER OROEAED Intl ~ copyi of U'\i\ Ofdftt 10 sf'liOw (•uW: bl publ11n•d 1n Ill• Dally P1•01 • nf'W\P•CWt at ~ner•t c 1rcu1at1of\ oubll~....., 1n ()<.,.. County •or lou1 )U((l)\IW~\ OATEO "4!ol Jl"/7 LESTER VAN TATENHOVE J ... otll'le "-"'"or Court SAi.Lii! T. llllEYNOL05', Member J&MlS D. OUNDElllSON, A La• ,....., .... AftWMYUt......, JJJ11 ,.._ ... Y•-... S\1111101 .... " ... Hlllt, C.llfori>I• n•U T11.,.-: 17141 UJ.1060 Al\e,.,.y ._ ,.,,ud- Publ1"11d ~-Cotll Ottly Piiot Sept.• .... n. so. "" P UBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS aU~llflSS NAME STATIMlt'NT Tiie lollowlnQ pertons •rt doll'IQ l>U•I ,,.._~~ANGE COUNTY CABINET AN 0 TOP MFltS ASSO , 70JS C PIACMllAAvt , C:O.IA MeH CA 92671 ltOBERT J FOSTER. 7110 Feder•I &"9 , Coslt Meu CA '2~11 MAAION E FOSTER. JIJO F'ederal Ave . Co\I• Me.a. CA.,.,, Thi• 1><nn~\ 1~ u1nc1uc11C1 Dy '" un ll'ICOfpO(aled lt\\OClAllon Olller ll1•n A ~'1-$1111). M.t.AIOH E l'OSTEll Tl'lh \l.C.,.,.nt wu llled wlln 1ne C.OUf'llY Clerk of Ofanoe Cou111y on S.pl •• 1'11 SU N SE T LANDSCAPE SERVICES, 127 C.brlllo, Coste Mey_ CA 97621 A°"eld LIOl\Ard Felttl-, 121 C.tbrlllo. Cost• Mew. CA '2427 Tnlt butlntM II <-led by ... ,,.. Cll~lduel. Aonalo F'elttllOll Tiii\ si.t-Wal flled Wit" tlle County 0-OI Of-Coult\y Oft S.pC •. "11 l't147t Publl\l'led Ofan~ CcMst Dally Piiot, !oftpt • •••. 1l. l0. 1'117 lelJ.71 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINIUS NAME UATIMINT fM tollowlnv per\00\ '' dOln11 Du•I· n•U~ LYNN'\ HALLMARK SHOP, llll 8ri•10I. Costa Motte. CA '2•» J ROtlert Gron, lS,,.. Glcwl°'•· Ml\\lon Viejo, CA '2•1S Tiil• bU\lneU ll condu<led by •11 ln- dlvl- J ROtler1Cr°'s Tl'llS \111-Wat lllld With Ille County Clerk ol Or tnOt Collflly on S.1> ltmbtr IJ. ltl1. Httn Publli/'led Ot-. Coul 01lly Pilot, Sepl.l&, 23, lO, Oct 1 1977 tOZS-17 PUBLIC NOTICE S.pt•-2l. 1t71 t nd • .. r11110 I""" the r~11l•ed 4l>Ml IAlldSC•1>ln9, IOUlecl •t 1970•1 .. 4 N-00"1 lloul•v•rd. In• C2 t-. -------------NOTICE IS FURTHIEA GIVl!N llwlt •1 w ld 11me -place, .,,,. ond •II 11erson1 lnttrftled m•Y -•r alld tre ------(-,..-.-, .. ------ht.,d by IM City council on 1111 MOTIC• TO CllllOITOIH af0<t"*'lfoned Item PUBLIC NOTICE IUHllllDtl COUaTOI' THI! EtLEE.N P Pt11NNEY $T&T•Ol'CALl~OltNI& POlll CttvCtentOllhe THI COUNTY 0,. oa&NOI! Cllyol Cosl• Me•• No. &·tt1U PuDll\flod Or""Ot CCMISI Dally Piiot E\le t• ol EDWARD FROST S.Olf,,__ 1l 1t77 HOOGOOH. Otteawd NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN lo llw trtdll0nS having <lalm\ dQalMI Ille uid Ottcedf:nl ..,,. r~ulr•d 10 ill• them. wOf\ ,,... nr<t,uty "ov<Not\, '" 11'16 olllt" OI '"" cl~r' of Ill• abOvo •n· lllltd court, or lo pro .. ,.1111em, wlln tri. tu1cei\Ar-y vovcf\er\, tot~ und#r \IQnNI al c •o Wlll••m E Pow•ll. P,.1111-•, •I IMlO Dow SI., :> 110. N•wPOrl B .. ch, C•llfomla, wlllcll I\ Ille pl.tu or Dvil· """ of 1111 undtrslQned 1., •ii m•llers pertalnlno 10 l._ Hi.te of .. 10 OKot· delll, '#111111\ lour ..-11K alter Ille llrll oublk1llo11ot ''"'"""'• O•ted S.Pltmber 13, 1'11 WILLIAM E. POWELL Petlll-r tEHCulO< O! Ille Wiii Of Ille abO'We nameo clKec!Mt DINISL.KAST1'4 , ... o. .. tt..•110 N1w ..... IM<tl, CA T .. : 111411SMOU P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE DP PUa1.1c HEAllllNO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llltl • P\1011~ nearing will be lwld Dy tM 0ni. M"" CllY COuncll Oii Ocl-r 3 H11, Al • >O o m .. or M •oon lller•arter •• tfle matter rnty be ,,..,Cl. II\ IP'le Counc II CNmber\ of City Hell, 11 fair Orl¥e, ' on 111e IOI towing melter -------------1 an.......,fer-tlOfter '~~~':4!:~~':::' PutMI•""" Or•noe cont oe11v Piiot. A-•• D1 Aoger wa11 ... une, 113J WH ltlltt !><1"9, NlwOOfl 8""'"· of U'lt Planning CPmmlltlon's df:nlal of z.or,. £11ctollon ZE·n·llO, lor v••lencK to 4'Mroad'I ~lllo Ille required side Mt· l>A<k, to redUCOt Ille lllQlllred ,.,_.,..... 11'19 dlsl.tll<• bthlnd Ille 1111'~. and to '"°"' ~l•ndarel 1Mrki119 stall wldlll In order 10 add• new v•••llt -•new 111111 to .,. ulstll'IQ rulCltnce, '" ..-i IU tOM, IOCattO •I '°'7 Of•-AWflllt. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN th.al al .aid lime •nd ote<e, any •nel •II oer'°"' lnttrttled may -•r and tie lle.,d by Ille City Council on lh• atOfe..--llem T ... fOl-ing peroons ••• dolt19 ll\ltl S.PI. 16, 23. 30, Oc.t /, 1tl1 neS\M TE.XflLE IMPOATS. THOMAS1-------------TE X TILES, 1121 Wol<llff Or,. NewPOrl 8ekll, CA 92660 PUBLIC NOTICE Afl\11• L. Bhaumtk, d~ Hom• 1-------------F'•Drlu Canler, l10S.COSI, Pa-n.t, CA •1101 NOTICE INVITING llDS Tiie C-ty Sanitation Ollltk1\ of EILEEN P PHINNEY CllY Cler-of Ille City OI GIKIA Ma .. Puotl"1td ~-CO.ii Oally Pllof ~pt • ..-"· "" MMll L Bha11mlk, l10 S.co SI , Pn-•.CA•1101 Or•~ C-ly, C.tlllornl1 wfll recel•• 1-------------w•lecl bldl untll Mond•t, Oc.tot>ef 3. 1t77, at 11 ·00 A M llldS m!KI De r•· Tnll bU•INn IS '""°"''.., 0'( • Ot'"'' et 1111-t11lo A-L lllltvml- Thls l1111tn11nt w•~ tiled with lh• COlillly Clff11 ol Of"'9e County 01\ Set> tember IJ, ltn "'"' P UBLIC NOTICE ctlWd Ill IN Olstrkl.l' Adlnlf\iUrallve 1------------- ol! Ices by t h• d•h '"" llm• NOTICIO~,.U•LIC HE.AalNO hertlnellO .. M' forth, •t which llme NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tNI a Muedllll Gtenn D•vot, 00 Rtdtltlft Caur1, L419un.t ~ltC,,, CA t2'SI B & B AESALES, INC. la C•ltlornl• torPOr•llol\I, 117 Norll'I Harbor Bouloard. S1 n1a Ana, C•llfomla tJIOl "ltA61 Pub!lflhed Or-Coa•1 Oalty Pllol tl'ley wtll be Ollblkly --and ••· l>Ulllk llNrlllQ wlll be lleld by llM Cost. •mlned Ill the Office of 1111 Dlslrkts, MuaOtvCA>ufl<ttonOcloberJ,lm,.i, I~ Elll• ............ Fountain VIII...,, •.:JO p.m .. Ot .. ,_, ~lt9'" the C.lllornl•, tor ttw toll-Int' matter mey be l'liercl. Ill 0tlle C-11 Publl&l'led Orang. Co&\! Dally Piiot Sect 1•. 2l. 30, Ocl. I, 1'11 4021-11 Tllli b<ftl~> It COftCIUCled DV en ln- di'Wl-1. MEllEDITHG DAVIS lhls st1temenl "'" llled with 1111 Counly Clerk of O.a"oe Covnh on !.ept 6, 1'11 ""'n PubllShed ()(...,,. eo..i Dally Pilot Thit buslnlilt I\ tonclU<led Dy a COf S.01 ' 16, 23, :ID, "1 I PC>••llOft 8&8AE~LES.INC Biii Frlumutl'I, TtM\'it'@r Tlllt \l.tement wn !llecl wlln '"" - Coul\ly C•trll of Dr•n9f County on PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUSaUSllfl U N&MI STATIMINT AUQu>l 7S, 1'77 l'tlOM TM lot lowing per...,., are OOll'IQ Dvtl J'3I 11 PuDll\hed Ofllfl9t Coul Oally Pllol, ne>u~ ALB O A C I H E. MA AN D s._p1_J_ •• _._16_·1_3_, l_'7_1 _____ »J_l--11_ WILSHIRE. THEATElt, l(lt E BAlbOa, Sept '· 16, 1l. JO. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE Ntw-11kkh,CA'1 .. 1 M•Qlt Laler11 Enterprlnt, • -------------iC.tlllOfnll cor11out1on, 709 E. B•lbOA, NewpOr1 !kkll,CAn..1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS eullNIU Nit.Ml! STA TIMI NT TM IOl-"9 oer\Olls ere clol119 boai. ne-n•' CC. CAMPEllLAN0, 1724JH•rb0+' Bl•d , Gardell Grow, CA tJ...0 CllH & Jun K. Winfield, 1021 K111Q• lld, ~ kkll CA '1 .. J Tll11 DullMU ll tondu<ltd Dy Ml II,_ dlvldufl Cllts. Wlnll•ld OHE 111 HYOAAULIC CNmll9n of City Hall, 11 Fair Orlw, 1 IHOUSTAIAL CAAH E on tt1efol-1ng ml!!~: SP5Cl"ICATION NO 4-41S Appul .,., l(lrDy HtftHft, 337 1i.1 mull • WIM'ftllled"" IM torm ... ,,..... Pl.c:e, O»la ~ta, ef tlle wt>C>lled 111'1 tlM Olllrlctt In .-:c•rdlftc• Plennl111t eommisalOl\'1 _, .. of z- wi"' alll)t'CWltlGMof Ille ~lllt•tlont. Eacepllon ZE·17·17•. for varl.,.cn Speclfk.ttlonl, bid bl.,.ltl -furtl'lef f""" lhe required drl ... WIY width a,., lll!ormM-..,.., lit ol>4 .. ned •I u.e ..,.._,w•l"9 distAllC• to <onllNC:I • ebOw ade9rffs. 1e1..,-, ~,.'° °' Qollr-111 con)uncllon wllll tn ••l•tlno "1·1411. rt,loenct, In 1111 Al rone, loclted Ill h J. W•vne Sylv11te•. •Dow -•ss ::,~..: OlrK\ofl. NOTICE IS l'URTHER GIVeN llllt CaulltySellltatlonDl1lrk1' al \aid lime -pt.ac;e, any 11\d •II ~ 1 2 l s " 7 and II .,.,\on\ lntttl!ii.d may _...r •nd be of(}r.;.,v.c.;..~1.; C.lll~fllll llUrd bV , .... CllY Council 011 Ille More Retwgen Ezpeeted "ICTITIOU$ I USINIS.S N&MI ST&TIMINT SlATl!MINTO~&a&NDOMMINT 0"USl.Oll' "lc;TITIOUS aUSINISS N&M I Daw 1-tovt. !01 ,.,...,.., Huntlnglol\ Buch, CA Thlt SIM-was llled wl!ll the county Cl-ol QJM\90 Counly Of\ Seo! 6, "" Pullll,,_, Ortl\09 C.0.~ Oalry PllOt, AIOf~~~t~PHINNE'I' Sept.23,lffl 4173-77 OIYCIWkolt,,. CltvolCosta Me" WASHINGTON CAP) food shortages and economic malaise may bring 60.000 or more In· dochinese refugees to the United States during the ncxl three or four years, according to testimony b('forc a Senate committee. Food shortages m the area are growing, wit· ncssC's said , with rice already in short s upply in the el'ntral marketplace of the Laotian capital of Vien· t 1 anc Stre•• KUk!d f'allftt Glraff~ WINCHESTER. England (AP> --Victor. the giraffe who made world headlines after he did the spills and couldn't get up, died from heart failure and nervous s tress. said an autopsy report issued today. Government veterinarians performed the post· mortem on the lS·year-old, one-ton giraffe at an Agriculture Ministry laboratory in this city 70 miles ~outhwest Of London. Victor died at Marwell Park Zoo near here Tuesday during an attempt to hoist him to his feet Kbdnger to Be Bo,.or~d BONN, West Germany CA P ) Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will receive the highest medal West Germany can award a foreigner on Tuesday. The presentation of the Great Cross of Merit will be made at a New York gathering by West German Foreign Minister Hans·Di~trich •Genscher, who will be in the United States to attend a United Nations General Assembly meeting. Federal President Walter Scheel, himself a former foreign minister. approved awarding of the m edal "for his merits as U.S. Secretary of State." Pope Reiunu to Vatiea" VATICAN CITY CAP) -Pope Paul VI l!i back al the Vallcan after spending 10 weeks at the sum· mer palace or Cast.et Gandolfo, a hlll·t.op structure overlooking a volcanic lake south or Rome. The pope, who will be 80 on Monday, traveled by helicopter. After a 13-minute fiigbt the era.I\ landed iJ\ the Vatican 1arderu behind St. Peter's Basilica whlle a thunderstorm drenched the area. Tiie lo410Wl"9 oertOM •r• Ooll\Q Dusi· n.,,.,. KEY CLE.A~RS, JQJ3 So. Brlslol ,..,. . Sarita AM CA It_, t.. CMPtllt., Jr . Jll AIU Lii., CoSllMeH, CA .,'7, Rot>erl L C.troent•r Sr • 3331 NevacN $t , Coll•~. CA Tiii\ Duslneu 11 fondu<l•d by • 9fMrel Ollrt,..nlllP llOtlert L. C.roentff Jr Tllit stat-I WAI !lied wltll Ille C-ly Ci.rll ol ()f-Caul\ty Of\ S.1> 1embe< 1J 1'77 ''""' Publli/'led ()<....,_ C.0411l O•llY Piiot. Seot. 16, U, JO Dd I, 1'11 '°24-11 PUBLIC NOT~CE PICTITIOUS IU$1HIH NAMtl ST&TIMl!NT TM followlng per_.. ..-e cloll\Q .,.._,, lltUH: THE ORANGE COUNTY AN· TIOUE SHOW ~SALE. 7'7S Cr .. ont AW., 8.-a Pafll, C. .0.20 J.....,. DI.,. O..lmet, 3161 Cr>eryl Wl'f, Al,..nlde, C.. "'°' 8111~ SI""'• or-. 3~ CP'lerv1 wo. Al.,.nldl. C• nso. This D• .. l•IH\ ll (Ond..cled bY • OfllerAI pertNr\l'llp JOMPl'I o .. n Gtlrnot This stal-wes llled •1111 tht Coul\IY Clerk of Dta!\91 Co11111y on AUV"'l S. lfn P .. t l'lll>fltlled Ora,. C:O.st Dally Piiot s.ot. t. '· "· tl, 1'71 >MO-n PUBLIC NOTICE TM fotioWlllQ per""',,_, eb.tn<IOMG Ille uw of the llclllloon t>uttneu ,. • ..,. WOALD WIDE HEAL TH SERVICE!> al •SO? S.n 0.bri.l Clrtle, e.-. Park G•t lfomta «»JO. TP'le llclfflout Dv1lnas1 Nlme referred lo ebOW -flied In County Oii '-"rll 10, 1'7S l>olOfH M Kell .... 4107 San Gal><l•I Cir~··· 8-la Parll, CA. tol>JO Tll11 buslnns WH con<lucttd by en II\ dlvldual Sionee! OolcwH M K•ller flll• 1!.C...,.nl "'" tiled wlln 11\f< COUlllY Clerk OI Of.,,Qt County Oii S.pl '· ''n Publl.,.d °'"'91 c ... u O•lly P1101 S.~I ... ll 30.-<Xtot>er7 ltl~04HI PUBLIC NOTICE OltANGI! COUNTY SU,.lllllDtl COUllT CIMNwMer: IUS1101 "'Clvk c.MiW Or ..... Slflta AM, Cllltef'llll tl7'1 SUMMONS 6ta """""': 2SlUt Tiiis cu.lneu ll cOlldu<led DY• <or· pOtAllOI\ ~lcl.tnJffn Enterprltn O.vid~ Prftldtf)t T"IS St .. tmtnt WH fllecl Will\ tl'll County 0 -d .. °'"-Caunly "" Auou11 Jt. 1tn """' Publlthed Of-C.0.11 D•Uy Pllol. s.01 l, '· 16, n. 1'71 PUBLIC NOTICE 1'110> Pullllthed Ortn9t C4ttl Dally PllOI, Sepl •• 1'. ll. lD, "" PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS a USINllh NAMISTATIMINT r11e 1o41-1nv oer-~ •re dojl'llll 1>1111. Ml)•\ TOOL TECH. ,,,. -o .. 1a, Coll• Mew, C.tlll0<n1a'1U7 AoDerl J L•n<atter, 20• ------------1 Ed~weter, S.IDM, CAtlfornl•tMI VIO i s UllCnl .... lOt t •wtt .... BatDOI, C.llfonllatlMI Tiii' bUslMH 1• CondUClecl tly afl In• dl•ldual "_, J. Lln<•st.,. Tiii• tt•-was flied with IN Countv Cieri! 01 Or ..... C-ly on AU9Mtl 2', lt77 """' PubfltNd Oranoe Goltt 0111., l'ltot, S.ote......,2. •. ••. n. 1'n >11t-n PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CN1M NOTICI TOCtllDlfOllll su ... •tOflt COUlllT 0' THI ST&TI OI' CALI IJOlllNI& POii THI COUNTY OP oa&NOI! .... A .. Z741 Estate of JONI OAVIS. ek• MATILDAOAVIS,Oect.swd NOTICE IS HE AEBY GIVEN lo 1i.. crtdllon of -MIO.,. named cte<-nt Ill.It tll PHaan• l'lavll'llll clalmt eQlinsl Ille wld clK-nt ... requln<i 10 fll• llMtm, ..... IN --· ¥OUCIW<S Ill Ille offlce ol lllit <lef'll cl ... •bO•• .... 1111..i '*"·°'to prell'\1 l!Wm. wltll t,,. ne<ISSMY vauc:Pltrrs, lo U'lt Utlder \IQtled •t1MlawolflceOl8LOCK, llllllCKNEA & LOPIN, IHC., 11'.M Nol"t"''OIC!Wey. S...11 AM, c.f _.,,,. "1101, ,.i.ICll It ti.. piece of ~Of tN UlldfttlQMCI Ill ell mattel'S pa<Ulnl119 to ll'le fltele of .alel __,.,.., wltlllll tour montM ette• U..llf'R!Urlk etlonoltlllsnotl<• o~eo Seel(-• 1•. "" BRAOLIY J . OAVIS au&YH&~AIS 0>-EJOKutors of the Wll I of t'.N..,.nl_dl<_I Jac1tu.i. ILOCK, aalCICMI • & LO,..N, INC. nu llMfUlenHw•Y $4fM.t ...... CA ft1tl , .. , 17141--1 AnWM'!'I"' C:.Ut<ltl.,_ Pubfl"'8cl Ortlll9t coast Oally Pilot, S.pl.12,JD,Oct.I, 14, 1'71 P11bllslled Or....,. C.Oett O•llY P ltot S.P'•mt>ertl.ltn P UBLIC NOTICE "" .... Oii cou•T 0" THI STATIO~CAt.IPOaNI& POii THICOIJNTYOl'OaAMOI c.teNt.~ NOTICI OP fleA•IHO 01' "ITITIOH POtl .All 011101111 OlllllC. TING T N• TllANSPla OP ,.laSOHAL l'lllO~tlRTY PUlllSUANT TO wa1n1N CONTlll&CT l"r•lt. (Me lfll.1511 CHAllLE:S A . O•LANEY. •k• CHARLES A. OeL.t.NEY M O. alte CHARLES AUGUSTINE Del.ANEY, ..... C.A. BUOO.LANEV NOTICE rs HEAE8Y GIVl!N llllt Ille petition of Charin o. o.i..neY. E•· ecutor of the o tele of CllarlH A. DtLaney, deceelent. for .,, order autllO<lllnl) -dlrecll"Q 1111 Eqc\ltor to all lht ..,_,., pr_.iy deKrl- Dt low lo Ille Newport Harbor AadlOIOOY AuoclalH Medlcal Gf'OUO, Inc .. 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OAllY ~ Mllff What dtd )IOU UCrn m SC hool loday DearbltUchlldo/ mme? I lcarnM that women we rep t st rang Andolwava~ a men along To opendoort and go lo wcrs Whdewomendothehoweholdcharei -RosaJ.ae Gresser Abrams German playwri ght Bertolt Breehl once posed the quest.Jon , "How can theater be both en tertaining and lnstruct1 veal the same time?" The Orange County Feminist Theater formed in 1966, attempts to do both A reader's theater group, comprised of a s mall troupe or men and women, will virtually perform anywhere to raise money for the feminist movement, or to educate people about the emerging role of women in today's society. A reader's theater troupe educates audiences about women's emerging role. . . .. .. .... --,.. ...... Using a minimum of stage props, songs that are parodies of well-known tunes and satire -the players attempt to both "shock and enter lain" audiences, says the group's founder, Rosalie Gresser Abrams Rosalie Gresser Abrams: ·we work because we feel the cause is just • "We work because we feel the cause is JUSt," she says. The dynalfic. 56·year old woman, who was one of the first organizers and presidents of the Orange County National Organization for Women, says she feels drama has "succeeded in getting the attention of people to build the feminist movement " Func_tioning as both playwright, pro ducer and director Cshe also writes the song lyrics) -Mrs. Abrams is also part of the acting company. Her first play "Myth America-Ho" Far Have You Really Come?" was written, she says, "to educate people about sexism " and was used as the requirement for her master's thesis al Cal State University Fullerton. Jt was probably the first feminist show in the country to be awarded an upper graduate degree. The musical has been presented count· less times since it was written in 1966, and, says Mrs. Abrams. 1s constantly being updated "to Suzy Sussman with Brooke Gelb, 15 months. Infant Exercise Sllzy Prudden Sussman is a physical fitness teacher with a dream to develop the American Heroine -the first female Olympic gymnast to win a gold metal. . With that in mind, Mrs. Sussman took an In· novative step in the field of physical fitness and created the first exercise program In the country for Infants. It is designed to develop from infancy tbe habits and characteristics needed in a aym~ nut. At her school in New York. Mrs. Sussman atarta with children as young as three monlha old, developing them ioto strong and well· coordinated children. As they proll'ess in aee and development, she continues their inatrucllon with hopes that they will develop the interest and ability to become a competitive gymnast. -A•· aoclated Presa compensate for our ever·changing cultural en- vironment." · The cast also performs another of Mrs. Abram's plays called ''My Country 'Tis of She" which includes the song "This Land 1s Your Li.nd" with lyrics. We never could build. this great nation without the women's participation But through these long years of degradalwn Too~ woa built by you and me. Her current play is a parody about Martha Mitchell dying and going to a feminist heaven to be inspired by women who contributed to American history but somehow (most of them> never found their way into history books. The Feminist Theater also presents skits ranging from "Dear Abby" to "Cross Your Crotch Jockstrap Advertisement" to "Myth Con- ception." Cory Meister, 2Y2, on the rings. The non-profit group sends all proceeds from its productions to women's causes such as the Feminist Women's Health Center and the Na- tional Organization for Women. The thespian company was partiallv founded. says Mrs. Abrams, "because there Is a lack of good roles for women in Americll. •'The most important thing that has come obt or the feminist movement is the awareness of women in the United States. But we still don't have a woman on the Supreme Court. rape is on the increase and television and movies are de- picting women in worse ways than ever •.. the media presents a negative side of our move- ment.". The mother of two, who has been married more than 30 years, says it is "very hard" to be a feminist : .. There are many women going around today reaping the benefits of the feminist movement and saying they did it on their own. There ls an ii· lusion that there are many jobs for women . . . · there has been a little relaxation, but women are still not getting the jobs they deserve and are qualified for. "Women on TV are still being portray~ in stupid roles -look at Rhoda, Phyllis and Maude. It's okay to be funny; but do you have to be dumb? Maude is portrayed as a 'liberated woman' and she is also portrayed as being very masculine. "Get the message? Liberated means masculine. That's not fair." Mrs. Abrams says she and the Orange Coun- ty Feminist Theater will continue to entertain audiences with the hope of ctianging attitudes. ·'There was a time when men and women worked together-when the sexes were one," she says with a smile. How to Find Seamstresses Hy JUDITHO~N 0t..,. o.iw l"ltet Matt A favorite dress has just worn out and you want another one 1ust like it. You don't sew but surely you can find someone to duphcate it in a pretty new fabric. Armed with material and the old dress, a woman in this situation faces a bewildering ar· ray of choices and possibly will come out of her experience bitter and unhappy-U she makes the wrong decisions . Finding a competent seamstress is a prob- lem that has no easy answers. Most referrals are made by word of mouth and there is no way of ascertaining exactly how skilled a woman is until she has completed a project or two. If the fabric involved is expensive, the ex- perim.ents can be very costly, both in terms or money and emotion. Most professionals in the area agree that a consumer has a difficult task ahead of her when s he sets out to find a good seamstress or dressmaker, but they think customers often have unreal expectations. ''MOST PEOPLE think a dressmaker will sew for less money than ready-to-wear," said Marge Swenson, co-owner of a Costa Mesa sew. mg and fashion academy. "But the price wilJ be far in excess. With a good dressmaker the quality will be far better, however." "People think seamstresses can work for 50 cents an hour," adaed Catherine Abbott, owner of a Corona del Mar fabric shop. "But people have to be accustomed to having dressmaking done." . Women aren't used to paying dressmaker prices because "they have the hnage or the .aunt who $ewed at home for free. People don't con- sider it a profession," asserted 0. Mona Shelton. a corona del Mar dressmaker. Custom work may not cost more than ready- to-wear, though, if a seamstresa is just getting started in the business. A survey of prices in the Newport Beach area for copying a coaldress ranted from $20 to $75 for the labor. The low figure was given by a newly divorced young woman trying to earn a living ,at home and the .top was an experience(j dressmaker with a shop. THE QUAUTY of work varies as much as the Prices. Some women have IMmed from their <8ff SEA.MSTJlESS. Pa1e 82) ' • . , , I DAILY PILOT Discrimination On Wane in Spain CALENDAR ORANGE COUNTY A8SOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITIZENS: A. 1pa&hettl dinner •nd atalf reco1nltion night ls planned for 6:30 p.m . Friday, Sept. 23, in the Finit Conlfre1aUooal Church, Santa Ana. course m cognitive skills. motor training and visual-perception inte&rallon for flt-nd injured youna adult.I from 8 a.m - noon daily beginning Monday. Sept. 26. m the First Methodist Church. Costa Mesa. Children ·s Hear· Mor .. lnstltute, the N ewporl Karbor Jaycee~ a nd the Newport Cosmopolltan Club will sponsor u pancake breakfast rrom 8 a.m. to noon Sunday. Sept. 25 Tickets are $1.50 each. The event will take place at the Newport Beach Tenna~ Club. ~U::~r!:a:.(A L d ~· . "'::,.re~:,. .. ~ nn an ers -~ law puahbea an :!talt.bhll t"~b~ '!;, What do you think quHtloat u ).011 doa't BAHIA OOBINTIUAN VACRr CLUB: An art exhtbltlon, art auction and wine· taaUng will bo presented at 8:30 p.m . Saturday, Sept. 2', In the clubhouse. ))Inner will be served at 7:30 p.m. College age volunteers are needed to assist in the program. Information 1s av all able from High Hopes. 646-81'1. CA'nlOUC SERVICES AUXIUARY OF ORANGE COUNTY: The gt'OQP will meet at 9:30 a .m. Monday, Sept. 26, in the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan offices, Newport Beach. PLEAD: 1'he group will present an ~vening of classic and pop mu.sic at the Balboa Bay Club Cocktail hour is at 7 p .m .. program at8p.m. Sunday,Sept.2S. .Featured wlll be Jan Rublni, vilolnist, <'Om poser and director and hl.s son Michel 'Rublnl, pianist, dJrector and recording artist. I about \b.la aort of dJt.-w•nt amwera." scot ree l• •Imply crlmlnaUoo, Ann L•n Re1ervaUona may be made at the club office, 6"-9530. bttaClle • man cannot dera? -APPALI,f.0 A Cit .-.aat. PL_...., Aeeordlna &.o the art.i· c.lH ~ c:le. tnftdelU.J c•nDOt be equal before the law for 4 • man who r«urna home from "u d •lllence" rJ because he cannol 1 et preanant. The woman, however, must carry the • blame and pay lhe price because God has 11ven her the role o r cltlldbeattr and it 11 her responsibility to protect her bod y aaainst DEAR PLf!NTV : I l&iAk &.be femJ.-ltts areo &ola& to wln beHUH &.be relp le Spain bl &oln« lo be a pain fur ln11band5 whole morals are on &he waae. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My eldest sister's daughter was married recently. We were not invited to the wedding but we did re· ceive an announcement. "wroneful use." The article says the feminists in Spain are campaigning ror aboli· lion ot a law which can put an unfaithful wife in jail for as long as six years. The only way a cheating husband can get punished ls it he keeps a mistress openly thus bringing shame on his wife and family -or 1f he insists on putt1n~ her up in his own home along with his wire <incl children. I asked my sister wbat her daughter might need as a gift. Yesterday I was informed that they had purchased an ex· pensive bedspread and to please send a check covering the cost. I feel my sister has put me on the spot. What do you think? --M .L. DEAR M.L : Yes, your sister baa put you on the spot but you gave her a neat assist. The moral or the story Is "Don't ask ~ ~1'. • • . Elderly (From Page Cl I Diane Mazonson. a case work supervisor for the Somerville Council on Aging, said she believes her city and many others with increasingly older populations will have lo take a closer look at the ar r<ingemcnts Miss Perrier and her friends have made. "We have a five.year waiting list for places in elderly housing," she said. She estimalcd 17,000 of the city's 80,000 population arc 65 and older and soon will amount lo on<: of every four persons in Somerville. The assistance <:hecks give the three women a monthly income of about $600. Medicaid pays for medicines and other health expenses Miss Perrier figured the women spend about $60 weekly for food, with a part- t1mc househclper from a welfare agency doing their bl~ weekly supermarket ~hoppin~ "We all have our s pecial needs." she 'aid "Louise likes apple juice and :..trawberry and butterscotch ripple ice acam. Kathleen drinks only orange Juice and only chocolate chip ice cream. "l\nd I like spaghetti. .. 0 E A ft A N N l.ANDERS: 1 a m # &lrl 12 years old. 1'~or some reason J have been eet· ting the hiccups a lot lately. I hie quite loud and my mother says 1t drives her crazy. When 1 told Mom I don 'l give myself hiccups, they Just come, she said, .. Yes, you do -and I want you to stop It." HooesUy, I don't, Miss Landers. Please tell my mother that people can- not give themselves hic- cups. -BLAMELESS JN CALIFORNIA DEAR B.C.: Sorry, lambehop, people CAN give tbemlelws hiccups. I'm no& saying you do, but it can be done. There are many ways. to atop hiccuping. The met.bod that works best for m~ ts this: :rake a glass or water' sip slowly and hold your breath as long as you can betwet"o sips. D Jo: A H A N N I.ANDERS: Recently a woman wrote about "those poor disabled people in wheelchairs who are denied a sex life." I believe your readers deserve to hear the facts from someone who knows them -first hand. Severely disabled peo- P-J,&.. paraplegics. 4'!!11riplegics and others can and do have a fulfill- ing sex life and I know llccause I'm an allrac live, able·bo<lied woman in love with a "quad." I ussure you that our sex hfe is fanta!ltic by any standards. No. we can- not complete sexual in- tercourse, but he 1s the sexiest man I know. When you feel good about yourself and know how to share your life with a lover and how to understand his needs. disability 1s the farthest thing from either of your minds. ·-I'M THERE NOW. DEAR T.N.: Thanks for a letter that will bring encouragement and hope to many. You have proved again that the most lJnportant sex organ of all'lt,;the mind. NEWPOBT HARBOR COUNSEUNG CENTER: Psychologlat ~Hachey will ~peak at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 26, al the Cent.el" in Newport Beach. His topic will be the ability of children to handle adult responsibilities and how parents can help them get ready to take on adult tasks. B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN: Anagrove Chapter 24 will hear speaker Maggie Hummer of Southern 0r8J11e County Women Again.st Rape at8p.m. Monday, SepL 26, in tbe Columbia Savings build· ing. Anaheim. ua TOWN AND GOWN: A coffee re· ception ror members and their rueat.a will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 26, in the Newport Beach home of Chan- cellor and Mrs. Daniel Aldrich. NA110NALCllABITY LEAGUE: The South Coast Chapter will bold its Annual Women's Doubles Round Robin Tennis and Bridge Tournament beginning at 8:45 a .m. Monday, Sept. 26. HIGH HOPES: The Neurolog1cal Recovery Group will offer a 12-week Vivian Thomas will speak on Fune· tions of the Christian Services Agency and Its Needs for Volunteers. ALPHA PIO ALUMNAE: The Central Orange County group will meet at 7 p.m Monday, Sept. 26. in the Anaheim home of Mrs. Raymond B. Talmage for its sixth annual salad s upper. ORANGE COUNTY AUXIUAKY OF MV~'TllENIA GRAVIS: Fall medical meeting, 2 p.m . Sunday, Sept. 26, Canyon General Hospital, Anaheim. FREEDOMS FOUNDA110N: A fund - raising evening will be held at Sebas· tian's Dinner Pl~bouse, Grand Hotel, Anaheim. No-host social hour at 6 p.m ., dinner 7 p.m .; s how at 8 :40 p.m . Sunday, Sept. 25. ORANGE COUNTY PKIUIARMONIC SOCIETY: The Up· per Bay Associates will hold a Soiree Progressive beginning at 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Pike Jr., Dover Shores, and continuing at eight other homes. . PANCAKE BREAKFAST : The ORANGE COUNTY ABTS AL· LIANCE, INC: The annual meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27, in Rowers Museum, Santa Ana. OPERA LEAGUE: The Laguna Beach ~roup will install officers at 6:30 p.m . Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the El Niguel Coun- try Club. C ALIFORNIA RETIRED TEACllF.RS' ASSOCIATION: The Orange County Central Division will hold a potluck luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday. Sept. 27. m the First Baptist Church, Santa Ana. AMERICAN LUPUS SOCIETY: The new Orange County Patients' Relation Committee will hold its first meeting at 7 p.m . Tuesday, Sept. 27, in the Del Mar Mobile Estate Clubhouse, Huntington Beach. TUESDAY CLUB OF NEWPORT HARBOR: The group's 20th season will open with a luncheon and program at 11 :30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27, at the Balboa Bay Club. " Aquarius: Accent on Money SATURDAY. SEPT. 24 By SYDNEY OMABR ARIES (March 21- April 19): You can re· move restrictions by dis- p elJi ng secret fears, doubts. Accent on in- stitutions, hospital visits. understanding one who 1s confined or narrow in.. views. TAURUS (April 20· May 20 >: Romance can flourish. Creative e n- deavors s ucceed. Yo u get your wish. Member or opposite sex finds you .. adorable" and s ays as much . Gemini. Virgo figure prominently. GEMIM (May 21-June 20): Accent on career. dealings with those m authority, straightening o ut family misun- derstanding. Taurus. Libra individuals figure prominently. Stick to number"6." CANCER (June 21- July 22): Emphasis on long.range plans. travel. writing, communicating ideas, transforming il- lusion into entertaining. informative narrative. Yes, the news from a dis- tance will encourage you to succeed. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) · Dig deep -involvement indicated a nd scenario includes fin ances and e motions. Nothing is~ tepid or mild, it ls a ll or nothing. Accent on leases, checks with "fun - ny" signatures, money as it re l ates to partnership or Joint en- deavor . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Lie low, don't at- tempt. to impose will on others. Accent on public relations, co-operation, patience. walling game, keen observation, leeal commitment, including marriage. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Look to future, stop brooding about "what might or could have been... Concentrate on bas i c material . homework, services. a s-AQUARIUS <J an. unusual voice. You have slgnmenl5, employment 20-Feb. 18): Accent on a "sweet tooth.'' You've picture -health. money-m aking ideas. traveled more this year SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Get thoughts. concepts. than in recent past. Nov. 21): Good lunar ideas on paper. Protect You've had to take aspect coincides now your interests -refuse special care where diet with creative outlets, ~x-to be intimidated by one weight are concerned: pression, actions based who says you need much Taurus. Libra in - on impulse, strollg in· more to proceed. Set dividuals play important rtuence by member of your own puce. rotes in your life. In No - opposite sex. Aquarius. PISCES (Feb. 19-vember, a significant Pisces individuals figure March 20 >: Take 10· change occurs. with ac- prominently . Follow itiativc in new d1rec· cent on communication, lhroughonhu~h. tions. Be direct, confi-publication.journey. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. dent. Tr~~ Judgment.-.-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 22-Dec. 21): Highlight · hunch. Wear bright col· RUffELL'S versatility. Yes. be will· ors. Stick to number "6." mg to experiment. Take Correct situation at UPHOLSTERY a chance. Look beyond home. Many will co-wt..T•W• the immediate. You're o perate if you are ..._ ... going places and do not diplomatic. Salvage 1921...._..,,_., trytotalk.yourselfoutof pride of family member c:.t• .... -....U. it! with a special girt. '-:::=::::::::::::::::::::==:~ CAPRICOBN <Dec. If September 24th Is ( call 642-5871. ) 22-Jan.1.9): Emphasis on your birthday, you have Put a fewwonle getting necessary in ·-~~~~~~~~~__:====='o=w==°'=k=f=o=r~y1ou=::·~ formation, building on solid structure. SpoUlght -----------------., on visits, short trips, rel-· atives. Key is to be flexi- ble, to grasp overall view. Someon e you respect talks about your weight, appearance. ( ~~,_•,:::t] ¥ • • • • How to Find Seamstresses LOOK, MA! < fo'rom Page C 1) mothl•rs and know very liUle about sophisticated techniques. while others have studied or simply have a n air for sewing. Finding just the n ght dressmaker i~ like finding the nght doctor or dentist, according to Marge Swenson. "lt 's as delicate a relationship · · Thou~h seamstresses with shops tend to chiirge more. the s hop gives a professional air and a necessary distance between dressmaker and customer. Mrs Shelton asserted. A too·friendly customer can monopohze time and keep the professional from her work but on the other hand, a too·fnendly seamstress can make fittings a t1me·consuming trap. While most work 1s obtained through refer- rals, many seamstresses leave their cards at fabric shops or advertise in the newspaper. Mrs. Swenson suggest.s looking for names al lhe better fabric shops and then "giving the dressmaker a chance to work · · "START WITH something fairly simple that isn't expensive and takes some fitting. Then go lo a pant outfit, then into a suit," she said. "Remember, the seamstress can 'l make you look 10 pounds thinner or 10 years younger. Some seamstresses can give you a lot of help with color and line while othe~ wlli only make what you tell them to.'' Uz Garrett, a Newport Beach dressmaker. suggests that customers ask to see samples of work when choosing a seamstress. She charges approximately $40-45 for a sim· pie dress and says she "prices by the job. I try to figure out how long 1t 's going to take me." Ma. Garrett prefers to work out of a shop rather than her home because ahe believes "It's more prolesslonal and lt'• more convenient for people to come to a bualneu." She atarte4 out by smng for her dauthter and theft taldal c:luaes. 11Jt was my hobby," 1he aald. "M.Y frtmdl atarted asking me tr I would matetbla or thatlor them." dressmaker is talent. "You either 'got it or you don't.' " she asserted. "It's like any kind ol hand.eye coordination. You either have a knack or you don't · · SCHOOLING IS an asset because it gives a seamstress "more awareness of the total fashion picture." Mrs. Shelton said. but all the classes in the world won't help a person without talent.· • Hilarie Clark. a Costa Mesa seamstress who has a degree in phiJosophy rrom uc r. started 'icwmg in Junior high school and became so in· terested she took classes all through high school She also gave herself additional schooling by l'l1tling in department store dressing rooms look· in~ at the way the rmest garmenL<; on the racks were made "I also leurned a lot by sewing with Vogue patterns," she said. Ms. Clark got her baptis m into professional work the hard way. "I once made 100 dresses for a school choir at Christmas," she saJd with a s mile. "I had to do it all in two weeks so I learned a lot of shortcuts." She believes anyone looking for a seamstress should check to see what kind of sewing machine is being used. "If she doesn't have a good one. forget it. A cheap one will ruin the fa bric.•' Mrs. Shelton, who teaches classes ln altera· lion techniques at Orange Coast Collete and oversees the campus shop, would llke to see a raUng system established for dressmakers. "I would like to see places Uke OCC and Fullerton College doing lt." ahe auerted. The class at OCC, which was started at her request becauae she couldn't tlnd quallrled 1raduates to work for her, could be a flrstatep in that direction. She la opUmlsUc about the future of t.be pro· fcHion and believes that more youn1 people are 1 be<:omln1 interested ln what was once a dying craft. Her orildnal claes a year and a half a co had only eight 1fudenta but thla f•ll. the enroUmlllt la upto19. . ' . SHE COULD VSE many more students, though., because there ls still a 1reat need for qualified dressmakers and alterations seamstresses. "Men's alterations is another situation," Mrs. Shelton said. "Three good tailors in this area have cone out of business because there's no one to take over." As more women go to work and need up- Rraded wardrobes, the demand for qualified sewers wlll continue to grow. she believes. If some kind of rating system or directory is established. women in the future will likely have an easier time finding a qualified craftsman, however. But for now, since there js no directory and rew seamstresses ad.vertise in the Yellow Pages. the person who needs a hem shortened or a new dress made wUI have to simply spend time look- ing and hoping for the best. It ts, one woman aald, rather like looking for a needle in a haystack. Call myOffice for an immediate dental appointment 5x7 Personality Portrai Only 38'. 1 A Personallty Portrait Is more than a pfc· ture. And this week at Kmart, .o color Personality Portrait of your chlld ls °"Jy 38~. You get a choice of eight backgrounds. And 1uch a huge selection of sizes and prtces, you might even wont more than one. THESE DAYS ONLY-SEPTEMBER: Wll MIS fl SAT • 21 Z2 13 . 24 %5 ... It Was Like the· World Stopped, Says No-hit Ace "lt wa:s hkt' lht' wor lei i.lof11wd "hftn Thad Rnslt") sv. unJI iii thut l•'>I p1tC'h, '\alri t "JILJOI ''"' .. 111 n \ It• JI) r f .. Id t· n t J k I r I HI~ ll•\ l'n aftl'r hnn.c • no hHIN. t ht• tlurd ol lbe maJor luitu•· 'l'..1'>00 und lhl' r1r-.t of hi\ fl~ n t'<Art-t•r lllylevtm Is u product of ~11nt1u10HJ&bin Garden Grove. I hope I can do it again i.om•· tlay.'' the Texas Ran&eri, hurler :.atd nl\tt ranntna rookie Uofiley for a 6-0 blanlci.ng of the ho~t C .,lafornaa Anaele. T hur•d ay n1g hl. The vict o ry ke pt tbe Rangers in the Amen can League Wesl race for <At lelilSL a.nut.her day . The Kansas Caty Iloyals are at .\nahe1m tonight and <:an wan the title "-1th a ' 1ctory. SJdehnt..'<l ::.rnce Sept. 6 with a pulled muscle in ha s gr oin. Bly leven r e turn ed wit h a n ourab. The 26-year-old seemed destined for s uch a feat. He has four one-hitters to his credit and 1s c urrently just 20 strikeouts away from 200, a plateau he has r eached in each of lbe last s1x seasons. Blyleven s aid be began think- ing in terms of a no-hiller early m the game. "I first realized it in the second inning whe n 1 looked at the :,coreboard and saw that Angel pitcher Paul llurlzell <.1 nd I both had one gomg and I thought 1t :.ure would be nice. "In the third and fourth annm~:. I r eally started to concentrate on a no-hiller and the next thing l knew it was the eighth inning." Blyleven received a temporary setback with two outs in the eighth. On a 3-1 pitch to Mario Guerrero he said he pulled the Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division ~ew York Ba ltimore Hoston Detroit Cleveland Milwaukt!e Toronto W L Pct. 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S.PI U ~aOty•t C..lllornt• 111 1t·J$p.M IFlrs.t geme • KL.AC U701, M<oncl _... °" ICMPCI ters before pinch-hitter Carlos May drew a walk on a 3·2 pitch with twe outs in the bottom of the ninth. Bosley then s truck out for the third time to end the game. By winninc. the Rangers a voided elimination in the division race. Kans as City, which clinched a tie for the division championship Wednesday night, could win it outright tonight if the Royals b e at the Angels al An aheim Stadium or if Texas loses al Oakland this evening. Ironically, the Rangers and Angels were involved in the other two no-bille r s this season Kansa s City's Jim Colbo rn pitched a no-hitter against Texas on May 14 and Cleveland's Den- nis Eckersley tossed his no-hiller against California on May 30. The game was delayed momenta rily to determine whether Blyleven could continue, but as he said later, "I wasn't go- ing to leave, even if I had to throw underhanded." Guerrero popped out to end the eighth and the ninth was easy. Blyleven said he used bis curve ba ll. the pitch he's best known for, exclusively in the ninth . 1•1 threw about 60 percent curve balls In the 1ame," be said. "My leg doesn't bother me that much when I lhrow curves." lie struck out seven, including the side i.n lbe seventh lnn.lni. The no-hilt.er was the fourth ever at Anaheim Stadium and the fi rst by an opponent of the An1e ls . Clyde Wright ac· complisbed the feat In 1970 and Nolan Ryan burled no-bitters in 1973and1975. Blyleven. who was born in Z e is t, Holland, moved lo Southern C alifornia a s a youngster. His brother, Joe, also a pitcher, was selected by the Angels in the free agent draft last June. Blyleven's wife, parents and in-laws were all in atten- da nce Thursday night. ") love Southern California. that's my·home, .. he said. ''I'm glad I could pitch the no·bilter in front of everyone I love." In the late innings, the crowd of 8,031 was pulling for Blyleven as he methodically set down the home club. TEXAS ... , .... HarQrOft lb • 1 1 1 C•~rlU\ • 0 0 0 Wa•hlnQtoncf s 1 t o H•trllh lb • 1 1 1 Hor1ond'I 4 O 1 1 E M1llHo< 0 0 0 0 "''•""Pl'I '0 0 0 Wlll<?b 4 0 t t Hen<leriOl'I rl • O 1 O sunotJe<"o c • 7 I o O.Maylt 4 o 1 o CAl.IFOllNIA L•ndrffUACI 8 on<l\Clh B•vlor •f Guerf9f'OSS AoJac•""'lll "'"'"'lb Etcl>ellar,...< C.M•vllh •II r II bl 4 000 1000 3000 3000 J 0 0 0 J 0 0 0 JO O O 30 00 70 00 0 0 00 Tot•• l6 6 1J S Tot.i• 11 O 0 0 Tuu 003 011 100-6 Cetllor'n4. 000 OQD 000-0 E-OW!l, Hannll, c.rn..-r11. OP-T••• '· Cellfomle I. L08-Te .. 1 I. C..tllOfllla I. 28- H arorove, Waahl"O'o"• Swndbero. 58- WalN....,, H.,.r..,, S-<.am-rlL ·~ ....... so e1v1-1w.1 .. m • o o o 1 1 Hartalt (L.f.111 I 11 • 4 1 o 0 .Mlller I 0 0 0 0 I WP-+iar11ell ]-1C11.A_.,031. ·~ "'"99 TEXAS' BERT BLYLEVEN ON WAY TO NO-HITTER. UCLA .Boss Expe cts Low S cor ing Tilt MINNEAPOLIS (AP> -Coach Cal S loll of the Minnesola Gophers would like to arrange a trade with UCLA coach Terry Donahue. But don't put any money on Donahue accepting the offer before their two teams meet Saturday in an inlersectional football 1ame at Memorial Stadium. ••Donahue has evaluated us 8!f stronger, rtwre physical than bis pebple, but aays his team bas the edge in 1peed and quickness. He couldn't have used fewer words to cover the situation beUer," Stoll said. "The trouble is. I'd like to trade him our aize foT hla quick- ness,•• Stoll added. "It'• nice to be stJ'Onl, bul If the guy acroea from you ls so quick that you can't block him, what 1ood does it do to be strona?" The Brulot. l•l. defeated Kansas 17-7 Ju' wtelr1 and ran sweeps that were so fut that. none of their blockers were knocked down, Stoll noted. Minnesota is coming off a 38·7 whipping nt Ohio State, and will be out to Improve on its l ·l season reCOTd. "We expect a tough game;· said Donahue. "Minnesota is a pt\ysical team and we must ex- ecute offensively or we'll get beat." The Gopben will be missing only linebacker Mike Hunt. who Illas a sprained ankle, Saturday, while UCLA will be without several players who are injured. Missing from the Bruins' lineup because ol lnJurtes will be running back Theolls Brown, a junior who rushed tor mor• than 1,000 yards last year; kicker Frank COrral; defensive lineman Manu Tulll060po, and defensive back Phil Hubbard. .. 1 look for a low-scoring aame~" J)oaabue ~ed. ~1 ~ both of us ar.'1tHI trytng to find ounelftll an ci11 .... U I A Point for NeteJtort Newport Harbor's Karen Olson 133 • s pikes a ball under the outstret c hed a rms o f Cd :\I "s Dale K eoug h COO' a nd Che ry l .Johns ton. At le ft is .'.\'e wport's Ma rie Lun- die. CdM w on the non-le a g ue m a tch Thursd·a~· night. For s tory nn the ganw. !:-tee page B-6. SC Prohibitive Favorite Poor Old Homed Frog• A.wait the Slaughter LOS ANGELES <AP> -A number of highly ranked college football teams have ~n sur- prised by lightly rega rded foes this fall, but if TCU can upset second-ranke d Southe rn California Saturday. it would have to rank as the biggest upset in years. use has been established as s uch a prohibitive favorite tha t no odds are listed on the intersec· tional match, s et for 1:30 p .m. in the Coliseum. Southern California's Trojans and TCU's Horned Frogs both have 13-game streaks stretching back into the 1976 season, but the s trings are polar opposites. The Trojans, 2-0 this year. have won their last 13 contests, while the Horned Frogs, 0·2 in 1977, have lost their last 13. Both streaks are currently the longest in major college football. Trojans coach John Robinson, however, points out that a team that has nothing to lose can fre- quently pull out all the stops when it's playing a highly rated opponent. "One or the rea90l1S for UpSets is that the underdog team can throw a Jot ot new things at the other team. They think. 'We can s urprise these guys.' "Sure we're concentrating on TCU," Robinson continued ... But we might be concentrating more if the game were against a con- ference opponent. or an opponent ranked ln the lop 10. "You can't take any game for granted these days. They have. after all, scored more points than we have,.. Robinson said. "Of course their opponents have scored a lot or points, too.•• TCU has rolled up S5 points In its two losses, but has atven up 74, losing 45-21 to SM\J and 29-24 lo Oregon. The Trojans, last beaten by Missouri in the 1976 season-opener, have posted 21·10 and 17-10 victories over Missouri and Oregon Statetbls fall. Homed Frogs coach F.A. Dry. ln his first year at TCU, said his team la improvin& but slill lacks poi.e. FoUowlag tlle lose to 0recon •hlch IAW tbo Horned Frogs lole two fumbles and a pass intercep- tion within-the Ducks'. 20-yard line. Dry said: "Our running game was improved, our pass rus h was improved. our tackling was improved. Now, if we'll just gel that poise.·· Robinson said one TCU player in particular, Mike Renfro, gives him cause for concern. Renfro, the speedy wide receiver who has caught 10 passes for 177 yards and two scores this fall. has 122 c a r eer receptions for 2.122 y ards and nine touchdowns. "He scares me:· Robinson Spor t s in Brief s aid. Mffe can put points on the board ln a harry ... Robinson has hoped to p ut balance in the Trojans· offense. and -although Charles Whttf' has carried more than the coach wanted -USC bas developed a passing game to go along with the run. Wtute, the latest in a Jong lin~ of outstanding Trojans tailbacks. has carried 73 times for 376 yards m USC's two triumphs, while quarterback Rob Hertel has completed 21 of 39 passes for 34:t yards and three scores. Vibu Wins Again; Pele Plane Mobbed Clark. 6-Z, U, 6-3. In the other quarter-finals to· day Rex Hartwig opposes Whitney Reed and Beppe Merlo of Italy is matched with Hugh Stewart of Corona del Mar. Hartwig beat Clint Arbuckle. 6-0, 6-1, and Reed downed Larry Huebner S.7. 1-5, 6-4. Stewart eliminated Vic Seixas. 6-4, 6·2. and Merlo beat Tom Drown of San Francisco&-3-6-4.. Gell Leaden MASON. Ohio <AP> -F"nt round scores Thursday from the Ohio Klngs I1lend Open at the par-70. 6,&n-yard Jack Nicklaus Golf Center course: Tomtctt. 31~ 1Mf1t .... eca11.. 33-... JttnDlnl ~~ •P94twnt 82'ndw U.M-411 MMc:'--"dlt C:Si.dltr ~ AodCllrt MlllaHIU ,,.._... .>any ..... AMIUor i..3'-611 SamAdalN OPOOMy 3W2_.. Al8"TIPie """..... ........ 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Tb• !fame di be lnMeut over K.ABC cm>....-hl••1 f LOS ANGELES (AP> - \Jnacedtd Eliot T1ltachor survived a two hour; .S.minute 1econd.round 1lnales match with lllh· ecded John McEnr~ to re main olive ln the Sl00,000 Soulhcm Callfomla Open tenrill cbnrnplonshipa. Tel~ ouUutcd McEnroo, 8·4, c.1, 7·5 ln a battle of 18·1ear-oldt Thunday nl1ht u .ecoild·roun4l ~ompeUtloci wu colilllMl.t a&. tbe t.o. ~rt 'p~ Second-seeded Manuel Orantes defeateft Alex Olmedo, 6·1,'8-1 ln Thursday nlcht's final rnatc.h. Enrller, 1lxth·1eeded Ro$cot Tanner wa extended bofore cllmlnoUng Brian Teacher, 7-6. 6-7. 7.s. competltlon Tburaday. •e~enth·Heded Stan Smith def&atad John Yuill, 9.3, 7-5: nlnth·aecded John A1txand~r whlPJM!Cl Trey Waltkc. 6-1, e-3, 6-3~ Uth·seedtd Colin Dlbl 1 toi>Pld AMrow PattJaon, 6-7, 804, M; SUM Menon llmlnalCd Tom GOrman. 7 .. , M. and Geor,. Riidle of X...., kacb doWM4 Fral)cc. a a tactcr tor the Ram:s, 1ulfero<1 tom cartJlaao 1n his ten. knee tn thatr proaoason o~ a1amst. MLD.wota Alli·&. 'He~aur,.,thefOUo• la&clQ iifd WM~attluit" lllD•~•ikWIDild•'n•ili• ..... ti Arch-rivals Estancia, CM Battle * * * * * * * * * * * . * * * Wrona del Mar, Newport Duel . I • l ALLIE SCHAFF little SC, Aztecs Vie ~iin l'h.•ml•nlt.> l11gh football t·oach AlhE' Scharr 1sn 't counting on a laugher when hi!> Tnton!.> meet the La Qu1nt<1 1 Weslminster > lllgh Aztec!> tonight <7 30) al Bolsa Grande. "We'r~ going against as tough a team a!> we will face all year ... Schaff said this week. "We're go· 1ng to spot th(.'m 25 to 35 pounds a rnan. They're u tng ball club with good depth and fin(.' runmng hacks "We're JUl>t going to have to :-.crew our heads on · · San Clemente ha" t.'1~ht .... tarters on defense lhal weigh 160 pounds or lc!.>s The only member on the squad over 200 pounds, i.ccond string defensive lineman Chuck Mueller, will 'Q'liss the game with knee problems. The game will pit two J O teams which feature stingy defensive units. San Clemente won its .. cason opener 9· 7 over Bolsa c:rande la!.>t week while La Qwn ta rolled past Costa Mesa 13·0 Both teams would also prdC'r lo kt•t•p thl0 1r offcme on the ground S,rn Clcm('nle rushed for l2!J yards :.igainsl Bol sa but picked up JUSl nine yurds pas!> mg. La Quinta g«.11ncd 240 yard' rui.h1ng ag«.11nsl Cost«.1 Mesa anti 24yardspassing. , Aztecs ('O:JCh Oav11I St.'lph suy ... h1:-. lt·am cun throw lht• hall but won't unless forced to La Quinta presenL'l a two-fold ,,roblem m the backllelCI Jim .Hirt <6·0. 180> netted 99 yards and \nthony Aban·a l5 11. 170) 101 vards against Costa Mesa, bolh on 22 carries San <.'I cm t•n t 1• ... p read 1 l .... 1 ushing yards between four p I a \l' r ~. qua r l t'r back Mark ~1cl::IM). fullback Mike Lewis .ind halfhacks Nale Rowsey, ~like Wade and Russ Immel. llowscy. \\-ho came orr the in· 1ury li!.>l late last week m time to :.tart . is ont·c again out with ,.mother mJury Wade will start opposite Immel at halfback. In «.1nothcr hn~up change, John l'lcmin~ 1s expected to fill in for the 10J11rcd Duve Byrd at de- ( cn::.1 V(' end OOtn" 0.1 ..... 4\1'. c-u11ttrt IMI IMO ldw.ud\ [,f t row11rr1 .. •tw II\ Muran" I (', """"' '"' •M> MonlOyA I ( '"" l\S "'""''"" u~ (, '" 18\ 81'h #oj[, tlO 10 St"'arl lO Pl) t\S 1..incle 18 160 ISO '"'""'' CB ••S us S......r RB 160 ''° w.-.. 1\11 '"° c.tw '' ( ij 15th Meeting Between Grid Teams Corona del Mar Hl&h 's Sea Kmgs tangle with the Newport Harbor Htgh Tars tonight <8> in non-league football action on the Newport Hlgh field Newport 1s favored by 312 points and has won the last four oulmgs. The Tars lead the senes to games to 4 and will have a more experienced and heavier hneup in tont~ht's outing. "This is a traditional rivalry between two schools Crom the same area," Newport coach Bill Pizzica says. "Past performances don't mean a thing when these two teams meet." Corona del Mar coach Dick Morris feels the Newport defense will give his squad a thorough test. "They arc very !.>trong de· rensively and I am impressed with their secondary. It's a big and mobile unit and they like to gang tackle, Morris says ''Newport's middle linebacker, Don Barker, 1s an outstanding athlete and their quarterback, Craig Lyons. can throw the ball. Pizzica 1s making several changes in his probable starting lineups for tonight's game. On of· fense, Mike Adamo replaces Dave Sturgis at left tackle and Dana Wandrocke switches to of· fense at fullback for Dave Thompson_ Defrns1vcly. Thompson moves in ;it hncbackcr for Wandrocke: M a-rk Vobonl start-.. at left tackle and Michael Ashen will be at right end. Corona del Mar's offense is directed by junior quarterback Kurt Urockman. A defensive standout last season. Brockman will be starting his second game at the signal-calling berth, and although he completed only three of 18 attempts last week, others were dropped by receivers that !.>hould have been caught. Brockman carried the ball on the option play 11 times last week for a 6.2 average. lie is regarded as a good passing quarterback and his arm could determine the outcome of tonight's game. * * * C:-0... .. , Mar LIMVlll OtlMW DeftflM TE si.ollln llO 11S MIS.ker DE RT Bradford no ''° MA&. .. ., OT RG Kamen HS llO R•lf MG c All., 180 '°' Moof'• OT l.G Gaol~· ISS 1'5 Ft~n 01!! l.T Gllllll llS 11S Koehler l.B Sf ........ ~ •SO '" 5<1W1l.t09r LB Fl. Jolln\lon ISS ISO Bai Che II or Rov OB Broo,..... 10 160 Mllbon CB FB Gr•n ''° IH _,_.,.. CB TB Mam.w•k• IJS IU SlarN• s NewP0'1 Horbo• l.h•vP• Off911H o.. ..... TE Bilello 100 100 "'"'" RE IH earrwon.n 1AO 100 !>1uroi• RT RG """"' 100 11S VCll>Orll l.T c B"'"' ,., ''° arock-~r l.E lG Broc.,meyer 1'° ''° Tho~ l.8 l.T Ao.mi> I'll) 100 &Milar Ml.B WR HIQl>y IU ''° CMlom l.8 08 l.YotK llS 160 Hlllll ce TB w..,, 110 us Hfifrlch ce F8 w...irocke •es ISS . .._.. -H l<•~•el< 110 170 K•-r•ll s ht's Game Marina Planning To Open Offense Marina High of Huntington each figures to go to a more Ide open passing attack tonight ~8) when the Vikings battle agnolia High (Anaheim> in a on -league footbal l tilt at Westminster High. Coach Mike Henigan's Vlkes ell to Corona del Mar (31-14) a eek ago while Magnolia lost to range, 12·6. ••we had bad fielb position all r ~he first heir. so we didn't open p until the second half. But we e•med that we do have some ex· losiveness. We're going to have o open up a little more, retard· ea, of the field position," saya Magnolia is 5-8, lSO·pound fullback Doug Beatty, wbo ii also a starting defensive end. "Magnolia ls a lot like Corona del Mar. They run the option and the sprint out pass, but they don't have Corona's team ·speed," says Henigan. M1111t1 ltanlA1 L~ Off-~ TE LllQllll HIO !'° Howent LI! A1' Mever 700 , .. Mall-l.T RG ._d 1'° 180 Howanl l.f C ~ 70S 200 T. Gretf1 RT LG S. 0.-711 170 M l'OAllMrn RI LT T"'lter ros ltO llrelldoft l.I SE ,., .. _ 110 17S Kint LI Fl. l.alN 170 llO 0Hrl9110ft CB oe sanei11 11J 1.0 Wood c• 1'8 IC.,_ llS 1'5 Tlwr!" 1iii> T 8 Roy I• 170 Neltell l"I o.lty Pl ... Staff PM• Versatile Eagles Get Nod Tonight ' Costa Mesa High's Mustangs and cr06s-town rival Estancia collide tonight (8) at Orange Coast College in non-league foot- ball as the two renew a rivalry datlng back to 1966. The Eagles of Estancia coach Jim Bratten have been installed slx-polnt favorites as the two enter with contrasting views, style and personnel. Estancia has already shown a lethal potential, running up 1n yards net on the ground against a highly regarded defense from Edison (Huntington Beach) High an a 16-13 victory. Costa Mesa, on the other band, got off to a very bad start, man aging 58 yards on the ground in a 13-0 loss to Garden Grove's La Quinta High, a team which lost every game in '76 and didn't figure to do much better this year. Thus, Estancia has proven a point while coach Tom French's Mustangs still have some prov- ing to do if they expect to defend their South Coast League co- championship with any success. Estancia 'g offensive punch re- volves around sen ior quarterback Dave Jeranko, a· sprintout type who has Mike Camp on the other end of the passing combination. Also, however, the Eagles have Andy Dominguez in the running attack and he likes to bit quick, off the right side. Dominguez accounted for 104 yards against Edison and gives Jcranko an excellent edge with his running ability. CdM'S ARATA HAMAWAKI, JIM SHOLLIN (87) ARE IN ACTION TONIGHT. Costa Mesa counters with Jerry Cribbs at quarterback, ex- pected to be the answer to the loss of South Coast League back of the year Dave Mollica <graduated). Dolphins Take on Excelsior Dana Hills lligh went back lo the basics this week in prepare· lion for tonight's (8) non-leafue football game against Excelsior <Norwalk> High at San Cle~ente High. "Our No. 1 objective in prac· lice was to learn how to tackle,·· said Dolphins head coach Don DeGroote who had mixed emo· lions about his team's 13-13 tie with Los Amigos <Fountain Valley) High in last week·s opener. "We have lo do a lot better tackling i! we're to win," be said. "We did very little of that last week. Our hilting was very good but we didn't wrap our arms at all." The Dolphins will also be try· inf to avoid the mental mis-. takes tonight that helped Los Amlg0& to a quick 13·10 lead last week. And DeGroote said they can't be looking past Excelsior toward next week's South Coast League opener against Costa Mesa. "We have to have a good performance against Excelsior's Pilots because next week league starts," he said. "We sure won't be looking past thetn. We just can't afford any letdown or a poor performance In any category." Excelsior, a predominantly junior squad, won its opener last week 10-0 over El Monte and ex- pects to give Dana Hills fits with its unique 4-4 defensive "align- ment. The Dolphins fisure to counter with more emphasls on i~ sbort passtng aame. Quarterback Tom Thornton completed nine of 23 passes for 126 yards against Los Amtios but only one toss was to a back. "Wt were pleased overall wtth our pautna but we need a lot more work on OUT out patterns and SeeDolpblna P11e B~ Tonightat8 Fountain Valley Tests LB Wi"lson Cribbs completed 14 of 2' for 117 yards against La Quinta, but his effectiveness was hampered by a lackluster ground assault. "We'll get killed with a similar performance tonight,'' says - French. Says Bratten: "I think Costa Mesa was looking past La Quinta and we're very wary of their passing game." Potent Fountam Valley High, No. 1 ln Orange County and the CIF Southern Section. guns for rvictory No. 2 tonight (8) at Hunt- ington Beach High as Long Beach Wilson attempts to halt the Barons. Coach Bruce Pickford's talent- ed Barons are 10-polnt favorites to continue on the unbeaten path with tailback Willie Gittens lead- ing the way. Gittens scored three touchdowns and had an 89-yard romp for another apparent score called back in the season opener at Redlands. Bigger (5-11, 175) and faster (9.9 hundred), Gittens was a second team All·CIF choice as a junior Boosting Gittens' stock is an of- fensive line with no apparent weaknesses. Pickford has a front five that averages 211 pounds and it's quick. Additional firepower is the ability to field three solid fullbacks and Pickford says he wants to sec more of Tim Henigman and Tucson transfer Jim Freeman. Brad Wood was used a great deal al fullback against Redlands and did a good job, but Pickford says Freeman's work in practice and Henlgman 's ability warrant more action. Doug Thompson gets the start· ing nod at quarterback and his primary receiver is 205-pound standout Tim Holmes. · Gittens, incidentally, carries a 10.0-yard average per carry into the contett. In the first baU alone aaatn1t Redlands he had 143 yar«b-ed it would have been 232 yards except for the penalty which nullified his 89·yarder. Long Beach Wilson, despite a 16·7 loH to West Torrance, pro- bably presents the stiffest challenge to Fountain Valley in the Barons' four-game set or non- league games. The Bruins feature 240-pound tackle Donn Seaman. 205-pound fullback Bob Bisso, tailback Mel Penny, All-Moore League re- turnees Tony Motshagen (185) and Willie Masterson (200) and quarterbacks Bob Dillinger and Ken Seymour. ~AValleySCa'11"' LI- ~ o.t.iw TE 54arlton 115 19' StanlOll RT CNMkl n1 21S Caldwell RG Oennfl 1'° 1tS WOOd C C91dwetl 21J 200 S111ler l.G 8..clgtn Ito Ito Nkllol!IOll l. T Koe!llO 2J2 Ito lludetfl SE SNNI• 170 20S ,,,..,..... OB Thomps n 180 170 Paellll• TB Giil-17 S 170 5"11Mta FB WOOd ltS 16S SNw Fl. Hol...S 10S 20S Hof"'" DE OT NG OT OE l.B l.8 Cll CB SS s C.-t.11 MeW~ltotU..... ~ .,,...... RE *'•Y 1'5 16S k-.rt RT "90c-kl 1as no Amllllr9" RG EtbOum HO 1•S TlllQ C Flrc:h ltO llO MaN11M l. G lklt<h 110 1.. Blodoottt l. T HotNll 113 MO ScMl.tt l.E Zl.-iler 1U HO ~!lout oa Cr~ 110 150 Mnt« FB T.,.g;, lU 110 Mol\O HB Foritn lU ns l(rlllorC.. WR A'1'9n 140 140 A'1'9n •11a11ela Stanl,.. LIMUIK OHeftM Def-T E T C.mp 11S 1'11 Uri,.,... l B.c111or '221 :xis Oby!Nlko G Ol>ylNlkO :!OS 1•7 SIO.tn c Cr•nct•ll us 1as w1111.- G Curilfl 115 180 Yocum T Wllllemt. 11$ l'° M. CMnc> SE M C.mp l'IO 11S Ct-all OB J.,anko 110 11S CV1lff HB HllOln US IU HeW911 HB Ooml~IMI US 170 WaMo Fl. Hocll\lr>\ !SS 110 H-. LE LT NG RT RE L8 LB LB DB De DB CE OT OG OG OT OE l.I LB HO HB ~ Offensive Mateh? Explosive Diablos, Tustin to Battle When two high-powered or· fensive football teams aet together, anything can happen. And that's the situation tonltht (8 > as Tustin High hosl.11 Mission Viejo in a non·league skirmish. Tustin, with senior running back 'Mark Lauderdale leading the way, rolled past University (Irvine) in its opener, 28·14, while MV'a Dtablos had to settle for a 13.13 tie wit.ti Saddleback Lauderdale, a 5 -11, 185· pounder, ran for 141 yards a week ago as the winning Tillers pused only eight times. And the Diablos of coach John Murlo had the same altuaUon, throwing,only seven times. "We ran the ball so wen. we just didn't have to pall," says Murio. "We expect to throw the ball well this season, but it hasn't come along as well as we hoped. But we hope to solve that prob- 1 e m by the start of league play." · Murto•1 club may have a btg problem tonight. "It's the beat Tustin team tn the last four years," says Murio. who coached at Tustin prior to comlng to Mission Viejo In 1JT4. "Tustin is very well balanced, they have good atbletea every- where and they are a lot blaer than we are." And Tillers coach Jeff Jespersen, who was Murlo•a No. 1 aaslatant at Tu.attn five aeuona ago1 hu hi&h praise for the Dlaolos. entaan. 3unlor quarterback Joe Sar- ain, junior wide receiver Kevtn elJOn and senlor fullback Gre1 rman lead t he Vlkin1a o(- 83:.taln hit 12 of 21 paue1 fOt' El ~~oro, B~ea Square Off ''They have somo very good athletes ln the skilled potlUona. We've aot to keep the ball away from their offense, whlcb mum we 're 1oina to have to control the ball," aaya Jespersen. .,.• Quart-eTback Scott Spur pldea the Oaucbol witb rmUWtl backs Alan Parker. Mitch ffol>p and Bob Cuptr the1keys m Kli- alon Viejo'• ground 1ame. yard.I Jut week wllb Nelton •kinl some flne catches. And annan added M yards run.nll)1. But the Marina runntn1 attack lfuree to 1et a 1Utf teat from the nUnela. 1'M1p0Ua h11 an excellent de· tnH. Jt will be 1 1ood aame for a becauae M1snoU1 ls similar to lot of Sunset Le11ue teama in hat they aro phy1lcal up fron~" a Hll'11an. Sentlnels wert aJucallh of. vtl; l~11tn1t ontMI• alid roach :Jlm~ 91f,. I bad aoma ~at ... liii!ll. d4iP rva11lnC' be 1e moving the fOotball aa the 1ame moved on.'· Brown uld the Charters worked on every eeament of the otf ente whUe defensively, lt worked on pla)'I dul1ned to atop Brea'• "bll back offense". Tbe Char1er1 1110 apent pl"'ty of time on the 1peclal team1, tryin1 to eUmlnate the punt coveraie breakdowns that het~ Valencia si>rlQ an ts·:rard return for • TDu " Art Gourdine, out of th• oipener with an lnJW'J, wm 1tart at ll)Ut end •1aln1t Brea while lllch Brown II pelJed for dtftnl.lYe comerbaek dutr. P• Cban11l1. who atarted both w.,1 at querterback and fru eafety will be on defense on- ly ••alnat Brea. Brown aald. Jerr Glbbl will open at the 1lcna1- call1n1 pos1Uon. The rest or the lineup 1bo1&ld be e same u l11t week. 01 o• Of Of ""° ll ". CB c• " .. ~ l Murio report.I that a bUlllber of pl1yer1 l!Qted pr&etlcet early tn the w"k becauee of tbe nu, but au are •)(peeled to play t.oolabt. H 11 O•llY l'I ... ltllft """• ... Friday, September 23, 1977 01\!L Y PILOT •• GoettscM Stars Esperanza RipS Cougars, 41-7 By ROGER CARLSON OI tl1t Dally ~I ... StaH Esperania Hlgh's Aztecs, behind Brad Goettsche'& four touchdown runs and the 160-yard production of Mike Ludwig through the air, burled Capistrano Valley High Thurs- day night, 41·7, in non-league football. . Before 2,500 at Valencia's Placentia High it was a matter or too much Goettsche, Ludwig and about 20 other Aztecs as the heavily favored Anaheim-based crew had little trouble in dlspos· ing of the Cou~ars or Capistrano Valley coach Bill Cunerty. Cunerty bad voiced concern that Esperanza might collect a cheap score or two a.nd it hap· pened quickly as Aztecs runner John Scargle went 52 yards for a touchdown on Capo's first punt. OAMllTATllTICS CY l'lrtt ....,,., r1nlti11t > l'lrJl--P9M"'9 I ,.,, .. -..... 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And if things weren't tough enough the Aztecs or coach Pete Yoder, rated No. 8 in Orange County, got their share or breaks, too, collecting a 41-yard gain on a poorly thrown pass to set up Goet· tsche's first TD and getting a two· point conversion after Ludwig's kicking attempt was botched. Cale ndar Grindle, Bergeson, Each Hit 7 James Bergeson scored seven goals and the second seeded Newport Harbor High water polo team handed Laguna Beach a 15·3 loss in opening round acl1on or the South Coast water polo tournament Thursday The tournitment moves into quarterfinal round action tonight in four area pools Games will be played al Newport Harbor, Dana Hills, Mission Viejo and El Toro in the tournament hosted by Newport's Tars . Mira Costa lllgh <Manhattan Beachl blasted outmanned Irvine. 27·1, an ils opener. Mira Costa, a semifinalist m the CIF playoffs a year ago, has all but one starter back this season. In Newport's victory over Laguna. James Aergeson scored seven goals for the victors. 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It Wyatt.), ()l't .. y.7, ~ .... t. , , • •-21 t I 0 0-I , • l ,_. Laguna Tackles Irvine Capistrano Valley actually had the lead for a few moments when an 11-yard punt set the Cougars up on the Esperanza 21. Brad Parker passed nine yards to Ron Van Peursem, then Fernando Salas picked up a first down at the eight to set up Brad Parker's eight-yard touchdown run. Crou Qwntry~HlcMnl •l Or•"ge Coat.I Coll991 C•I. latwWY lie". 20 Footblll-w..1 TMranc:e "' Ed•loan at 0rl1)91 CMll Co119Q9 Ill, Hurillnvt-hKll M 9otw Gr•nde 11:301, Or-Coast Coll• _,. SM· di-• Coll"99 •• Minion Vltlo HIQfl (1 '°" (;ol""n Wftl Collt9t •I E••I LOI AnQelff Coll ... Injury-riddled Artists Favored Tonight 11 c~~t couritry-Et TOf'O, 5an c..,,,..,. •• Ell.M- el•. CAl>islr-V•ll•l' at OM!• Hllll '""llatlon•I 110 am l, U"lwnllY. Newport H.,bor. HUM· 11>9ton e..ch. 1,..1,,., M•ttt oe1 •nd eo.-ona <Wt M•r at CorONI dtl Mar '"""•tlon•I i.t B.,,.,j ... School In New00r1 lleKlll I •.m.; FOUllt••n V•lleY H1Qt\, UC I"''"" at I.al Vt9ff ln11lt.llon.tl II JO Laguna Beach might normally be considered a heavy ravorile in tonight's 8 o'clock football game with Irvine High at Laguna's Guyer Stadium, but injuries have hit the Artists hard. Four starters will miss the game because or wounds SUf· f ered during I ast week's contest at Brea, and Laguna Beach hlis never been known as a team with enough depth to effectively cover losses like that. Running back John Miller and tight end John Doug Wetzel each suffered sprained knees, lineman Tadd Kirsten has a hyper extended knee and wide receiver Terry Haught dis located hii. shoulder. In 21-7 \lietory In taking its heavy losses, Laguna Beach beat Brea 9-6. The Irvine team it faces tonight lost 19·7 to Aquinas High <San Bernardino> on Saturday night. ll was Irvine's rust varsity football game ever, and the Va· queros have no seniors on the . squad. So, even in view of Laguna Beach's injuries. lrvine must be considered al least a slight underdog "Irvine runs the same sort of offense we do. so it's easy for both of us lo work on a defense to use against each other," says Laguna Beach coach Dennis llaryung. "They don't have any seniors so they make a lot of non-senior mistakes, but 1 saw their Aquinas game a nd was im· pressed with the way some or their linebackers were hitting," he says. Irvine's veer offense is run by 5 10, 160-pound quarterback Herb Thompson. who pa~sed for 69 yards in the opener (seven or 16 ) but had a net of minus-10 yards rushing. Laguna Beach's veer is operat cd by returning all-leaguer Bill Gompf, a 6 ·2, 198 ·pound quarterback who is regarded as a top college prospect. The opening at fullback left by Miller's injury will be filled by Malt McCullough, who doubles on defense as a linebacker. Also rilling in spots for injured Artists are Jamie Plummer and Lance Goulette at cornerback and Kurt Ford atdefenslve end. Luke Johnson toed the PAT and Capistrano Valley had a 7·6 lead with 9:32 spent. But Goettsche a nd friends were too much as the Esperanza back scored on runs of 5, 2, 10 and 11 and finished the night with 154 yards in 21 carries through three quarters. Ludwig, who added three PAT boots in addition lo his two-point conversion pass to J e ff Carpenter. felt the rush of Capo defenders, but his pitchouts to Goettsche were too quick. In the first half four of his five comple· lions were to Tom Sheffield for 99 yards. Despite the one-sidedness of the issue, CV executed well in the first half with no fumbles, no in· terceptions and few mechanical mistakes. The problem was not the Cougars. it was Esperanza. a ~1,., C,,.rrllo• ti GOl~n Wtst Coll-111 a m 1. UC Rlvtrs•d• •I So<.ithern C•lllornl• Coll9911 llp m I W•ler Polo C<KI• Mew, Unlwr,llY. 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Pol~SC "' UC lrvl"" •I -n H•rborHIQlll l-1 Winning Monarchs Stay on Ground L....-.. .ell Stertl"t LIM"" OIMllM Drl-~E Ollvwr 1• 115 "°"' LE LT Foro llS 190 Golll• LT LG Dow l•S IU Piile NG (. Gobi• 190 I'll 8all~ RT RG Pi-. ••s iu c.or., RE Continued From Page 84 two key players who sal out the RT waltr ,., , .. Gompl Lii • b d b TE ci-••s "o Mcc.i11ouot1 LB passes to our backs." DeGroote week's practices to e rea Y Y FL An0tnon m m Goul.i•• CB said. game time--tackle Steve An· OB Gompf "' llO Pt-• Cll d d t ' ht d D FB M<WIOVO" 1.0 10 c•-ss DeGroote also said the erson an 1g en an OOLPIDNS PLAY .. • By DAVE CUNNINGHAM CM tlM Dally 1'1101 Sloll David Gonzales and Mike Dotterer broke loose tor runs of 52 and 69 yards to highlight Mater Dei <Santa Ana> High's 21 -7 non-league victory over North High of Riverside Thurs· day night at the Santa Ana Bowl. Relying primarily on its ground attack, Maler Dei got 119 rushing yards from Gonzales and 105 more from Dotterer, roiling up 8 team total or 291 on the ground. Dotterer scored two of Mater Dei's three touchdowns, one on the 69-yard romp and the other on a 15-yard run . The third touchdown came from quarterback Tim O'Hara on a four-yard sprint. It was a dramatically different approach from what Mater De1 coach Wayne ~ochrun displayed in his season opener, an 8·6 loss to Dos Pueblos of Goleta. In that game Mater Del passed 18 times, completing eight for 157 yards. In Thursday's contest It tried only four passes, complet· ing two for a paltry 27 yards. Cochrun apparently saw no reason to have his quarterback pass, since Mater Del was dolnt so welt with the triple option play. It was on just such an op- tion that Dotterer, on Mater Dei 's second play or the tame, spruna loose for his 69·)'ard touchdown run. The option continued to work Title Derby until midway through the second quarter, when North High coach Jerry Shearer brought his linebackers in close to stop it. TB Ar•t. uo 110 RkMrc!\on ws Dolphins need to be more cons1s· M ikicwicz. ,,.., ... s...,.,.,.u,_" tent than they were a week ago Oaft•H111•u ....... OI..... o.tat\M h Lo Off-o.f9ftM !IE J°"" no oo NlcM"' LE "Every time we got t em < s FL H•vt-M 1u 190 •-•wa1d o~ As soon as he saw that. LT R•t11..-1a 1<10 110 r.v1or LT Amigos) into a deep hole, we let 111 .,,.,.,..,,, ''° ,.s P"'"'''°" ~~ LG May 100 uo ..... ,,1,. LG them out," he said. "This week. RG Aw,.w•1d 190 100 H4!<>drlck'°" Cochrun called for a give up the middle, and Gonzales broke free for his 52-yard run. Two plays later Dotterer ran in his 15-yard TD to make it 14·0. C Bodltln 170 ISO Sprewell llG ( WlnnlnQhO!t llO 1110 Sw"""'" 01' RG """'"" •so •'IO Rfflteri• ·~eT we'll perrorm better or we'll be , G e111ow 110 100 Adam' NG RT Thom•' ns Ito Biii• .. lkl b k .. LT H•ncl••ck.on. 7(1() II() EhlOW L8 TE Mont911erO. l'IO lU W•ller\ LB wa ng aC · TE Mlltlewlu t8S 180 WlnninQhOll LB rL Br!ldburv '"° 1so ThoflllW>n CB Dana Hills lost kicker Dave oe Tl\Onlton 110 1.0 F&eon ca OB T_, llO l'O Monlmroe S W'll k t kle Sprain last F8 G•amlleh IU 1\0 Gomoi CB F B Cioni• 140 110 Swer><:Ollt .. I 0C O an an TB Oiw-16S llO McGreQOf' R RB Nie ken• 110 1.0 Br-.r:..:v __ c::B~_:w:.:.:.e.::.ek::,:b::u:.:.t,;.D:.:e:.:G:.r::..:oo:.:.:t::e..:i.::s..:c::o..:u;,;,;n;.:tl:.;.n,;,::g:..o:.:n;;._~s.::.E_:::Sl~l"O!ICJ~--...;.1~1>s--'1.:::"°:....::L"'u;;.;.';;.;.• ___ s " MO Flrtl <»-s "''"'no I 8 Flr\t OCMllH>aUlnQ 1 I Oile r s Polists In Semifmals FlrJl-lr>eNllle• I 0 Tot•l llr•t -• II • Y ardH""11no 116 ~I v •rd• Pftsino SI JI \l.,dSIOll 10 JI N•I vardsQalM<I 717 2'7 Punll-AYQ ad!\I. S·l7 1 HIO P9"•1UH Y ... dt per\lllllad 1-S , .. A six-goa l perform«nce by Dan Moorehouse propelled Huntington Beach High's varsity water polo team into the semifinals or the Villa Park Tournament. Fvrnbles lumbln lost ~ ·~ NOr111 llUv I Mat ... 094 O'H•ra Gonl•llS Oott•r•r L•Y9r Oo•" llub~lcalM K l'°'rn.an Mc Gow"" Total' H•rrt' KnoM JollnlO'I O•rll"O Tot alt O'Hera McO- Tolelt H1rrl1 D1r1lllQ k.,.WO...~ llUSHINC) Ma4ero.t tclt s 16 10 1 l I , l •• "°"'" 2 ,, 1 • JS ~ASSINO MaterCHI YI pc ) I I I • 2 Nerti! I • 0 0 0 ' ' I Y9 YI JI 3 ll• 0 IOS ) 0 l 1J 0 0 0 I • s • 1•1 11 4 0 so , ,. 0 •l • ,,. 10 ltlll " 0 ll 0 " 0 2' 0 0 ' 0 1 11 .... 10 1 . 101 I \ , . 00 I S I S •O 10 ,. II J H 4 I ~ .333 I 000 soo. 333 soo The Oilers went against the survivor of Santa Ana-Esperanza (Anaheim> game Thurs· day today at Esperanza High. VILLA l'AIUt TOVllNAMUfT Hunt1"411or> llHCll 2 3 4 ,_,, Lo•r• 2 2 I J-I H1inll,.oto11 lleacPI ocorl119-Moor4tl'louw b, Teschner, McNtr,..y l, WAllerJ In 1973, Willie Stargell or Pittsburgh set a team record with 90 extra base hits in one season. @_) The Dest . @) Bargain .Around Orange Coast College season Grid Tlc~ets Stt th• Pirates play all four home gemas fn btaudful Le8 ard Stadium for only $4. Tickets 1r1 nallabl• riow through Sept. 30 in t~t OCC Administration Bulldlng. Mak• your check payable to "OCC Football T icket&" and mall to Orang• Coast College Tlcke\ Office 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, 9 2626. Include 1 stlf·addressed stamped envelope. For Information, phone 556-5527. :THE HOME SCHEDULE Stpt. 30-Long BtaGh Ctty Collett act. 22-t.n DlejO Mi .. COfteee Nov. 5-Slntl AN Col!t9' Nov. 19-Mt. Ian Anton4o Coltte• RA Y(Q c~;1: s~~J.~e OWNED AHD OPYATEO BY LOCAL RESIDEHTS OPEN MOH.-All. 8 to 5, SAT. 8 to 4 FRONT END SPECIAL lnclud" Complete Alignment and Front Wheel Batanc:lng IRAICE SPECIAL Front Cite Pads Installed Moat Cera '26.95 LUBE & OIL SPECIAL Includes Car Lube 011 Fiiter Up To 50ts. 011 s9" .. -. . . . . . Dally ,.. ... ,.,..o ..., ,.at o·o-u Dulf TakeS No Gulf In Winning Triangular Gordon Duff doesn 't seem to mind the change in high school cross country races from two to three miles. The No. 1 man on Hun· tlnaton Beach High 's varsity, Duff was a runaway winner in the Ollers' tri-meet sweep over Paclflca <Garden Grove) and Long Beach Jordan Thursday after· noon at Pacifica. ' "He had it so easy, be said after the race he wished it was four have to do aometblnt mlles." Hunlinaton about that "he said. "or Beach coach Paul Wood elsewe'reintrouble." said alter Durr turned ln Marina High or Hunt· a 15:32 clocking over a lnaton Beach, ranked flat grassy course. loth ln the CIF •·A poll, Duff's time, which had neither trouble nor a broke down Into s: 11 clear-cut wlnner In its miles, was 22 s econds wln over Los Alamitos as better than bis nearest ·Carl Anderson and Matt competitor and some '7 Blaty lied for first in seconds faster than the 16:09. Otlen' No. 2 man. Irvine lllgh got a 1-2 The latter bit of news flnlsh from Brad Guiso is of major concern to and Tom Stapp but had Wood. "We're 1olng to to settle for a second place finish in its tri- meet against California Uni, Lobos Clash; Langmade at QB City and Servile. VAllMT't IAICMWIM, ....... Cltl Ull &.M.11 ......... . ___.., I. Ctlel Anclefwn IM) Md li.t.11 <M, 1•:0t ; >. Harris (LAI 16;lJ; •· DIH-s IMI 16·Jt; ~. ~le (Ml 16. to;•· GArct. IMl l•:SS; 7. Mcl11tlre Cl.Al 17:U; I. HarrlnQtOfl IL.Al 17:15; t. (.Oflley Cl.Al 11:16; IO, WlrMr tMI 17;17. David Langmade has been made into an "in- stant" quarterback by coach Dick Roche as the University High (Irvine) Trojans football team prepares for a non- league confrontation with Lo6 Amigos High (Fountain Valley) Lobos tonight (7:30) at Garden Grove High. The Trojans were look· ing for a better season of- fensively and had battled the Tustin Tillers on even terms for a half when quarterback John Davis suffered a broken thumb. afford to play another big, physical team like Los Amigos." Both teams will be looking to improve second half play. "We played pretty well ln the first hall last week, then let down," coach Al Calonico or Los Amigos says. University and Tustin were tied, 7 ·7 at halftime, then the Tro· jans lost. 28-14 * * * JUNIOlt VAllSIT't Mar1M «SI Ill) LM "'-'""'" I. Ow!sllno IMI 17:1t; 2. ~ (Ml 11:20;1 C8ur1 IMI17:31;4.l.oya IMI 1t:01. VAltltTY C.C""'11•t cal ....... <Mt WW..,,, lltn ... "'' ............. , trvlne flfllsftwl: t. Gullo U1S7; 2. Stapp 1':"; 1. Feni 16:43; U. Qulr• 17:41; IS. ............,..y 17:53, flltOStt IO"N lrvlMllll CallfenllaCMl IMYlte (17' • .......... 1 lrvlneflr.i-rs: 1. Koehler 12:09; 1. S.llenwnlte 12:11; to. Roach ll:1l; U. Engulo.nts 13:07; IS. Miiier U :21. VAllSITV (Al "«lfiea) Hvntl.....,. llM<:ll 1271 t•I ,.aclfkl .. KlllCI (!II (•H.IMMll """ti ....... llMcll l"I C4U LI .... lttlne-mlt.' I Dutt IHBI IS·31; 2. 1(1"9 (J) UIWYl~ty Otfeotte llE-51-THlas RT-51ewEngll"' RG-Den Sct>r- IS S4; 3 Fl-r CPI 16:01; •. Turrllf' 1•~ !Pl 16.0I. 5. Mowley CPI 16:15; •- ltS '9•149" IJI 16: II; 1. loMl CHll IU 16:tt; I. Denlels IHBI 1•:20; t . Oii· "O fonl CHBl 1•,n ; 10. Nell IHll t•:U. 115 JUNIC>lt VAftllT't CdM PLAYERS SUZIE CRONE (LEFT), AILEEN SEMONSEN (21 ), DALE KEOUGH AND MARCI WURTS (22), IN ACTION. Davis is out for al least three weeks and prob· ably will not return at quarterback this season. He had completed 6-of-9 passes for 96 yards against Tustin before the injury. C -floY CelllfMln LG-Owls Kerns LT-TomHUOI'" LE--4'9<rvTott ... IU " ...... .._.. 1171 (q)Jwl!M ns -. ...... , Gil-Is Corona del Mar Gals T e nnis YAllSITY ean .. 11, IUI IJI Coo Valley Sl"'JIO\ Knock Off Newport Molllo< <Cl<ltl Rl<llll 6 I ""' 511.ikA 6 1, °"' ""'"""m1lll h I Cornn• IC I IO\t .. b. WOI' b-0, & 0 Hf'WIP't' cc, WOil • t, ... ,, 6 1 Ooubfe' (u\llino Gyb~" IC ! d~I Moonoll•m Wllll•n,.on • t , del MOOr•·MMQUf'rtl• ••• d•I Dec. Mtl>on•ld I •• Orv•n lnolln fCI IO\t .... S·1. won f>.1: !UY\ l'renth (Cl won •3,6-1,M c;.,..... *I MM CJI l1Sl l'wt"lll si.,. ... Balctwln ICI ~I to O'loole IF! :H, IO\t to Tartlell IF I 1 .. , tosl to Grew• ,IF I 1-4; Root CCI lo•t • 6. 16, J..• M1ek1y CCI !Mto.6. 1•. 1 I>. Doub!~ K-r and Ford ICI Iott to A,._ O.rle MIO Vliillllo IF I 4 •· oef HOY1 ""d Lino. Wu IF IM, def Plows •nd ltnor• Wu IF I 6 0, Krtler and Portf<i~CI ICI !011 I• l •.• •. Good· -'( -Li"'°" 1(1 WOfl 16 IO>I ) 6 1·• Dy llOWARD L. lli\NDY Of Ille D•lly Piiot Steff An experie n ced Corona del Mar High School girls volleyball team toppled the host Newport Harbor High Sailors. 15·11, 15-5. Thursday night in a non· league match before 897 fans. CdM. the CI F run- nerup a year ago, has virtually its entire team intact with most of the girls also playing during the summer months. u 1-12111111 EIT•r• ln Thursday's match. Jlmf'\ tEI ~";''~,.r .... a•• Newport's game but less 0 ... 1, ft.4. erHehtt 1E1io,11 •. o.. experienced Tars, held co.1• 1E1 '°'' 10 st~" 1011 10 the lead on ly three Salu•H• :u . ~ktr tEI ><Kl l-4, won '·•: BvWn.., 1E1 °"' L e1..-e1 i..l. times. twice in the first 1011 lo II> DoMI\ l &, Ju IEI cM>t. won game al 1·0 and 5·4, then .... ''° Von Luirow cei Ml Pa.tor aga1·n 1·n the second at ~. ID'll lo C B1anc• 4 • M<MUltn won• 4, I0\14 6 2· l. B•H~s""" w°::;~'e1 cN>t arvwn With Dale Keough, •nd Bur•• •1, 001. 01ck •nCI 1.oer.c11 Aileen Semonsen and .. i. Tomesle Ind S<llonfeldlr IE I won Ch 1 J h t 1 d' H. 1os1 u : H•ld •nel Lem 11:1 .,., cry o ns on ea mg P1kA 1nd sm11n •». <M!t MOrrl• and the way. the Sea Kings Oavlu .. 1; S•OC!Ow•kl end Llf IEI' took control by winning IOll :>-•.won'-'· Forbe\ and Vain· que1 1e1 Clef Arro" •nd c11tw 6-1, three straight points on ci.t. l'utmar •nd er..con •·I. WllH•ms K cough 's serve in the and ScieM IE I lo\11 &, won .. I, v ••" endenOHelveuon lf::lwonbyOtleull opener. They then pulled :;;~:jt~~OUnCI WH" IEI won l>Y away from a 3·2 lead tO a T .. 11 .. 11t1111 Ml"'°" v1e1e 9·2 advantage on another M,.1. Keough serve in the Moh•n (MVI dtf. N••bY •• 1 •. oat z..nnoer 1 s. oat M<Oanlel .. ,; second game· from Keough, an All·Cl f<' Newport's Tars, proll player last season <.ible fuvoril('s an the .Johnston was picked for S unset Lt·uguc this outstanding honors on a season. pulled to within summer team one at 12·11 in the first The play of Karen game. as neither side Olson kept the Tars in scored on s ix s uccessive the first gam e as she serves. spiked the ball on six oc~ It was never a match casi ons. Semonsen a fter that as the steady matched this numer and CdM squad pulled away added two in the second with a well·balanced game for individual game. The final point honors. was registered on a soft The Sea Kings had 10 lob pla ce ment by blocks lo two for J ohnston after a pass Newport, the biggest dif- P ros at Kona A field of 96 of the top bowlers in California will con verge on Costa Mesa's Konu Lanes Saturday and Sunday in search of the $1,000 first place payoff. Defending champion Dave Frame <a 212 average) is entered in the Professional Coast Bowlers event with each bowler due to bowl 12 ga m es during Saturday's q ualifying (starting at 9). ferential of the match Monica Park was the Cd M leader with four while Keough had two. Joh~on sparked Cd M an the second game with four s pikes a nd h('r game-winning lob. Kori Pulaski of Newport had lloth blocked shots for her team and Kari Rush had a pair of service aces. VAltSITY El Modena def. Cep1,1rano V•lln U·ll, IS.S JUNIOtl VAHITY El Modena deof. CePl•lrano VlllO IS.11,IH VARSITY Ml"IOn Ylelodef. Marina U-7, IS.l Mllllk...,dol, EOl..,,. IS.10, lk Meter Del Oel. Hunllnqton Be.ch Wlnlen IMVI lo.I .... 1-6, won 6-0, Graham IMVI 10\I U, 4 6, won 1·S H...Uh'• -Rtdttrn IMVI 1!>11 to l!Mttl and°'"°'" .... Iott lo ttltts -,.:• ~Riii l .. ,Clltl. TorrH anO Gorl1 .. l .. ~ ... ""' -Bowen IMYI IOll S·1, .. 1 • ...,.:4fJftM; Dtr:rlet-ThomPSOn IMVI ·: :t.tk. .. 7.-.. , Prep Water Polo U-17, IS.l .1,.. E\tancllelef Costa -.a IS.' 1W Fount.,,. Valley Clef. Geroen Grow 1•·11>, l!f.S, 16·14 JUN I Oft VARSITY ~ -eltMde 1•1 uo s...u -....ica '. -"""" ;..!4' ·L. Ml<er\ (£1 lo~I lo Wol'4!n ISMI •" • clltf Sllltlm ISMI 7-4, oef OOdCI .. • ~) .. 1; J Mye" IEI lo\I I •• • • • ..2;CU!IW tE)losto ... 1 ... • 6 • DtolM" 'ii' Jln'lllO<I ancl c.nMron IE I lo\I lo • ••r ... ro anO OleM CSMI , .. , IO\I lo I MllO\ -St•re ISM) S 1 lost to Orm.,.. and Z•ldlar "MI 4 •. P•lmer and Cunnlngh.tm IE 11011O6, l •· l 6 l'ane•I<• -Se•ly 1£1 lo\! 1 6 won 6-0, IOOl .. 7 l'llOSM·SO"' WAT•ll POLO HTAMCIATOUllNAMeNT sc....wo.-wn EU•"''• 4 S 2 2 -ll lrvlne 2 0 ' J-1 EstM>Cla Kori~""'· Hurley 1, Ml lltr •. Har1un9 3. I rvlna IKO<'lno Bo"Cll ), Murllfly ), Anclr-1 ~..,Oiimen ll•S?7 0 I 0 0 I Cross Country • Mwlnt tc0t1,._..uglf'IC •, M«lblto i , v .. t. w.1_...,.,,. 2. ~n.., , Doll....,,, t. RINk, Jl-lllllo l. Oana HlllSKOrl"9~ft Scwew~ VPl...01 I O 0 0-1 Newfl0'1 O I o 1 I-l N••POrl HOrlno AIUO NarMSbul'Y. 8o<kln kenllyOWnen EOI""' t l 1 1-I 1nc110 1 1 1 1 s Edi'°" ICOtlllQ Uy•l•w• Riiey • Sflleldl, OtllSM<. WCIOCI ... ,llOSH·IO"H sc-•• Ollarten Marina l 2 I 3-• Jorden 1 I 2 1-S Merln• scorl119-Rocl1 J, YN J, Raben,NUQllftl,Hlll. Marina Clff Minion VlelO 1!.-10, 11 IS Mllllk_,, Clef EdlM>n IS.I, J. IS 1 S.7 M.ter Del ~. Hunll1>9ton Beach l .. U. IS.11 Co~a/Mwclef E•tancl• IS.ll .. IS IS.J Coron• del Mar det N••porl Horbor ''"'"·IS.I I, lk Garden Grow Ollf Founl•ln Y•llev 1~• .... tS, l!.-10 WOMl!N'SV~IVIALL Oolelen West Otf PeWd@n• IS·I 1P.l!f..I O•a"O'l Coast Clef Sent• Monlct 14·16, IS.J. IS.ll, 1W OCC most vtlu.l>lt-Carol HUiier S10dlMM!ck Otf Ml. Sen Antonio IH, 1:1-u.•u. IS.t, IW. UC. lrvtne Clef UC Sin 01-IS.10, IS.11, .. IS, lf>.U. T .. CAPISTRANO RAC9UET CWI PRISEHTS THI ARST AMMUAL ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Holhd by DAVI_. JIAMITTI WR.LS SPONSORED IY Pirates U pend Ga uchos, 7 -5 Eric Elder scored the winning goal with three minutes remaining and goalil• Bob Kuegemann had five saves in the fin a l period as the Orange Coul>l College Pirates defeated host Saddleback College. 7 ·5, in non-league water polo action Thursday. Orange Coast trailed 4·1 in the second period then pulled ahead 5-4 in the Uurd stanza before the Saddleback Gauchos tied it at five 25 seconds into the final l>tanza. 0•1111oe CCHlll "orl11g-EI01r, O•vld•on, Mell Smllh. Haag. Prtlc.l\ard, Klll"'9r, Wllmo,. SaCIClleb•ek .corlng-Seolm11n, TaylOf', WllMlft. \lllhllloek, RIQm•lckn "Davis is one of our best all-round athletes and we don't have a lot of depth." Roe.he says. Lang macie appeared against Tustin only as a 011~ ... LMQm- FB__,_R~,. HB-Gll Z.ICllY•r F L-.Joe Cnu Ulll~Def-0£ -51-E"Olllil RT -Tom~ RG Plwry Totten lG-51.,.. Tllle1 LT -Leroy Polllard OE-John E•lev LB-08(1$(Plroecll!r CB--Gll Z.ldtvar CB -f'l<>rrMn Burge' SS JcM RodQers S -.JoeCrvr 1.. t. Wood** CH81 16:5'; 2. hett 11s n41) 11=-; 1 bCllNc IHBI 17:23; 4.. uo H¥per(Jl11•Jl. !SS ~ES M---IMdl 1171 1411 PKfflca ............ , HS t. F. Mc~ IHll IO:SI. 2. It. 1u Mc:Robef1s IHlll 11:n .; l. Gllleuon ttS CHll 11:23; 4. HMretl IHlll 11 :30; $. It$ Farbw IPI 11:•;6.C:O. IP) ll:SS. 200 flltH MMAN IH Paclf~ 1271 1'11 " ............ ,, tes 1•,..m11e1 1IO I. Tt.om.ton IHBI 11:7'; 2. Stemn tSO CPI 12:11; 3. Dalbey IHBI '1:11; 4. t7S M<Cebe IHBI 12: 12; S. FllMr IPI ISS 13:01; 6. ~off IP) 13:01. kicker. He is a gifted r-------------------.. athlete who suffered a s prained ankle in a sc rimmage. He has never played quarterback before. Los Amigos will field a power team that is big and strong according to Roche. "They have two fine running backs and an excellent offense," he says. "We have so many kids banged up, we can't LEASE A 1978 PONTIAC • GR.AND PRIX •TR.ANS.AM er...""' ... , .... °" Al ..... ... Odelllfo Dll"'J BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC ~· ..... w.. mL.AwwY .... ..... ltZ-6651 w '3'92500 50 °/o off Colorfast interior flat latex! Sale 3.49 •. Sale 4.99 .-L _,, ____ _ --.. ·--...---.-=: :.:...--:..:: .. --·-· .U. ' ,.1 ·-=-i r~ Only 7.99 =.::: tdl -_ ..... =u::: ........ --.... 89.99 _ ..... ·--..._ __ -... --. :,,,,~ -- Save up to $24 on steel belted radials. Sale •33 -~ ....................... ... Sale •53 --·;:-;--........ .. ... ....,. ...................... , ...... . _y.,. .................... .. Friday. S.ptember 23. 1977 DAILY PILOT COASTWATC D: Tonight's Tl' Fare . aeries of munition• plants er~ I t< Ill \\ a9•0 l.1I0 ••• ())0 HEWS l~WEST ••Night Of The leiglOn 01 DHth" W. end GotOon try to 1te>p • ter ,__, ~ Who run• hit dOlr'9lft Wit" ckt•toriel power I e.ICKIY MOUSI ClUB HECKLE AHO Jt!CKlE llaAMI STMIT Yll.l.A AU.£GM'. !:30. TOM ANO JERRY • WAlf N. YOUR ,A THER GErlHOME G HOOOLPOOOE LOOOE 1:00 I C88 NEWS 0 NEWI I EM9'GE.NCY ONEt MY PARTNER THE GHOST • THE PARTRIDGE FAMll Y Reuben's nephew. a total failure at ...,.,-ythlng, longs to be• comedi- an. e THE ROOKIES • ELECTRICCOMPANY G F0008 FOR THE MODERN FAMILY "Produce Merle et" 0 ABC NEWS 8:30 iJ WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS "The Night Fox" m THE 000 COUPLE Felhc suspects Oscar when S50 11 mlaalng from the poker bank. fD AS WE SEE IT "IRD" Interracial relationships, Including dallng; "Anybody Can Stereotype Anybody" Distorted images. '1!) FAMILY PORTRAIT "The Game Of Romance" (I) CBS NEWS "0 MERV GRIFFIN ~ueats: Eva Gabor. Jim Nabors Dr. Joyce Brothers 7:00 II THE MUPPETS Guest: Rich Little. D NBC NEWS 8 UARSCLUB fl ABC NEWS 8 CONCENTRATION • ILOVELUCY "Lucy Meets The Queen" ti) LET'S MAKE A DEAL fJlt MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT '1!) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "What Price Bliss?" Cutting wed- ding coats and avoiding frauds. (I) TO TELL THE TRUTH 7:308 All-STAR ANYTHING GOES 'One Day Al A Time' vs. 'General Hospltal' D FAMIL V FEUD 0 NEWL YWEO GAME U @) HOLL YWOOO SQUARSS 8 JOKER'S WILD m THE BRADY BUNCH Greg's comments about men being better driver• than women leada to a bet with Marcia. CD AOAM-12 fD 28TONIOHT Ci> CAUFOANIA TONIGHT Fugitives Heather Menzies and Grl•gory llarnson escape some assassins u:-. futitivcs from a totalitarian society on LogJn 's Run. tonight at 9 on CHS. Channc.·I 2. (I) THE MUPPETS Guest: George Burns 8:00 8 Cl) WONDER WOMAN Wonder Woman battles a new menace when she and Steve inves- tigate a reunion of expatriate Nazis on a tropical island. Mel Ferrer ~est stars U SANFORD A~MS "The Grandparents Phtl s mother-in-law (Dorothy Meyer) dis- approves of Nat being raised In the Sanford Arms and convinces the boy to move In with her and her husband In San Diego 0 MOVIE ** "The Bounty Kiiier" (1964) Dan Duryea. Aod Cameron. A mild-mannered Easterner becomes a ruthless bounty hunter after accidentally capturing a bandit. (2 hrs.) 8:00 fJ OJ) DONNY & MARIE (Season Premiere) Guests: Redd Foxx. Kris Kristofferson (with his wife. Rita Coolidge. and their Ratings G1ddt> fMov•H •r• r.ttd «<Of'O•no 10 bl>• Olli<• ... ~ Mov••• for TV ... t~b't•<rtb< I • • • * • • • •• • '1 • -Excellent -Very Good -Good -Fair -Poor daughter Casey), Paul Lynde and from 'Star Wars· -C3PO, R2-D2, Chewbacca and Darth Vader. 0 THE EST EXPERIENCE m NFL GAME OF THE WEEK Q) PERRY MASON Ell) '1\) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 8'.30 0 CHICO AND THE MAN 'Su Casa. Ml Casa"' Ed Brown finds 11 hard to resist Raurs request to stay with him when he discovers the boy la an orphan. m CROSS-WITS m m WALL STREET WEEK "'The Economy Shifts Into Low" Guest: Lacy H. Hunt, V.P. and economist, The Fidelity Bank .. 9:0011 (I) LOGAN'S RUN Logan and Jessica believe they've found Sanctuary, until unfathom- able phenomena leave them with second thoughts. 0 ROCKFORD FILES "Trouble In Chapter 17" A best- selllng author (Claudelle Nevins) hires Rockford to Investigate threats against her Ille, but Jim becomes the murder assailant's next target. U @) ABC MOVIE * * • "The Return Of The Pink Panther" (1975) Peter Sellers. Christopher Plummer. Inspector Clouseau Is once again In bum- bllng pursuit of the elualve Jewel thief who has stolen the prloelea Pink Panther. m MERV GRIFFIN Q) BOLDONES ID AEALWORLD "The Case Of Th• Mlaslng Mummy" A proffftOt of anatomy UMt hla , ... .,ch technlquee to trace the family tree ot ancient Egypt'• King Tutankhamun, and dllCOYer new fact• about t.he Intri- cate relaUonahlpa of the ruling pharaohs. II) FIRINO LINE "The Problem Of The Illegal•'' Guest: Roberto de la Madrid, Governor-elect, Baja, Mexico. 9:45 ID SPECIAL "Aamat-The Cannlbal Craftsln9n Of New Guinea" Headhunting. cannibalism and the carving of enormou• anceator poles are part of the Asmate' stone-age tribal Ille. 10:00 t) Cl) SWITCH (Season Premiere) When a star tennis player I• 1hot on the court, the team's coach enllata the help of his old friend, Pete Ryan. In locatlng the killer responsible. D QU1l'9Y "A BIO'f To The Head .• .A Blow To The Heart" When Luke Stokes dies following a championship boxing match wtth Ray Ringo (Randy Shields), Qulnoy la pres- sured by Ringo's mot>-afflHated bad<era (Nehemiah Pereoff, Moaes Gunn) to quickly cloSe the case. Joe Louis makes a cameo appear- ance. 00 NEWS Q) ROOM222 '11) MOVIE * * ** •·Kind Heartt And Coronets" (1949) Alec Guinness. Dennis Price. A devilish young man cleverly murders bothersome rela- tives who stand between him a.nd the family fortune 10:30 mm NEWS 10:40 Ell) DAWN OF LAUREL AND HARDY 11:00 II D CJ) NEWS 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 0 MOVIE * * * .. Brigham Young" ( 1940) Tyrone Power. Linda Darnell. A pioneer leads the Mormon people across the frontier to a new. peaceful land. (2 hrs.) m FERNWOOO 2NIGHT Guests: Fernwood's Female All· Stars, Harry Shearer. «!) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 03 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS '1\) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:24 U ®J NEWS 11:30 II M 0 A •s•H ··ro Mark~t. To Market" When a black marketeer (Jack Soo) hijacks the hospital's supply of hydrocortl- sone. Hawkeye and Trapper John trade Col. Blake's antique desk for the drugs. (R) D TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Richard Lewis, Peter Ustinov, Jack Douglas. Susan Sullivan, Linda Hopkins. 8 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE m NEWS 8a CAPTIONED ABC NEWS (I) MOVIE **~"Crosscurrent" (1971) Rob· ert HOOlca. Jeremy Slate. Two Sen Franci.co d.tectlva lnveaUgaw the murder of a youth aboerd a cable car. 11~5D 0 BARETTA "The Ninja" Barette flndl hla tit• In danger when he la pitted against a murderer 1ratned In the Oriental art• of aelf-defenM and bent on revenge for his daughter'• d .. th. (R) MORNING 12:00 I) KOJAK "tiow Cruel The Frost. How Bright The Stars" A distraught young woman pleads with Kojak to find her missing boyf rlend whom she believes la about to commit a crime to buy her an expensive Christmas present. (R) 8 TWILIGHT ZONE m MOVIE **'h "Blacitmall" (1939) Ed"'8rd G. Robinson. Ruth Huuey. Falsely sentenced. a man breaka out of prlaon to prove hi• Innocence. G) MOVIE **~ "A Very Pttvate Affair'' (1982) Brigitte Bardot, Marcello Mastroianni. An lnternallonal ater- tet Is plagued with unhapplnesa. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 12:30 fl) MOVIE * •'h "Timbuktu" (1959) Victor Mature, Yvonne Decarlo. An American adventurer In the Sudan pits the French against the Arabs. (1hr .• 55 min.) 1:00 Cl MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Hoat: George Benson. Guests· Herbie Hancock. Roy Ayers, Jean- Luc Ponty, Harvey Mason. John Klemmer. Phil Upchurch. Lou Rawls, Roger Oaltrey, Bonnie Raitt, Minnie Rlperton. f) THRILLER 1:0t 0 SUSPENSE THEATER "The long Lost Life" ®)MOVIE • * "River Of Mystery" ( 1969) Vic Morrow. Claude Akins. Diamond hunter hires two explosive experts to help hunt for diamonds. (1 hr., 30 min.) 1:1511 TALKABOlJT Host Truman Jacques and his guests air the lssuee surrounding the question of 'illegal aliens' In Southern California. 1:30«!) MOVIE * *'h "The Man From Bitter Ridge" (1955) Lex Barker. Mara Cordey. White Investigating a series of robberies, a special agent Is Implicated In the crimes. ( 1 hr •• 30 min.) 2:00 0 MOVIES * * "Secret Of The Black Widow·• (1964) O.W. Fischer, Karin Dor. Scotland Yard Investigates the deaths of three people, killed by spider-shaped bullets. (2 hrs.) **"The Red Hand" (1960) Eleo- nora Rossi-Drago, Paul Hubschmld. Saboteurs strike a the world, (2 hra.) GI MOVIES * * * "The Flying Mlutle" (1 Glenn Ford, Vlveca Undfota... ~~dla.the= of hl1 ~ by prematurely ping hla eubmatlne with mleal 2 hra.) .. . ***"Lorna Doone" (1951) .... ~ ard Greene, Carl Benton ftii9d, Oppr..aed English farmers ~ nlze and attack a ruthleu OUtfiW family. (2 hrs.) 2:018 NEWS 2:259 NEWS 2:308 NEWS 8 MOVIES .:- * * "How To Make A Monat9"1 (1958) Robert H. Harris, Gary Conway. A fllm makeup artist vow. vengeance on the people responal- ble fOf' firing him. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) *~ "Oeughler Of Mata Hatl" (1955) Ludmilla Tscherlna, Frank Latlmot'e. The daughter of an Inter- nationally renown apy emberka on a similar career. (2 hrs) 2:458 NEWS 3:00G) NEWS 3:20 8 MOVIE ..... ***"Magic Town" (1947) Jamee Stewart. Jane Wyman. A research- er finds a town that parelteta all the national poll results, but the town changes when It becomes natlori- ally famous. (1 hr., 25 min.) 4:'45 II NOONTIME ~.\Tl 'RDAY MORNING 7:00 II MARLO ANO THE MAGIC MACHlNE II C.B. BEARS 8 <ti LAFF-A-LYMPICS G PTLCLUB GI ELEMENT ARY NEWS Q) SAM YORTY Ell) YOGA FOR HEAL TH (I) FOOD 7:30 0 PACESETTERS GI MOVIE ** "Devil's Canyon'' (1953) Vir- ginia Mayo, Dale Robertson. An ex-marshal, having killed two men tn self-defense, is sent to prison. (2 hrs.) Ell) EARTH. SEA ANO SKY (I) FOLK MUSIC 8:00 I) (I) BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER 0 YOUNG SENTINELS 0 MOVIE * 'h "Two Guns And A Badge" ( 1954) Wayne Morris. An ex-con- vict Is mistakenly appointed sheriff of a law!e$s town. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 0 MOVIE ** "Pursuit Of The Graf Spree" ( 1957) Anthony Quayle, John Gregson. The Navy destroys ·"1e famous German battleship. the Graf Spree, during World War II. (2 hrs.) Cl) ROMPER ROOM fD EARTH, SEA ANO SKY 8:30 0 ARCHIES I SABRINA fD TO BE ANNOUNCED 'Hawkeye' Alda Play s Chessman Sunday Night ALAN ALDA AS CARYL CHESSMAN 'Kiii Me If You Can· on Sunday TUBE TOPPERS ABC fl 8:00 --Donny and Marie. The new season begins with a new look for Marie. Redd Foxx· and Kris Kristof- ferson are tonight's g uests. ABC D 9:00 -"The Return of the Pink Panther." Peter Se1lers play~ Inspector Clouseau in this 1m comedy. continuing his bumbling pursuit of the elusive jewel. Christopher Plummer is featured. l<OCE 9 10 :00 · -"Kind Hearts and Cor(M)ets." Alec Guiness at his best as a youne man <circa 1949) who eliminates relatives who stand between hlm and an Inheritance. KHJ fJ 11 :00 --"Brigham Youn1.·• Tyrone Power ploys the leader of the Mormons on their quest for a new land tn Utuh in this 1940 movie with Linda Darnell. DAILY PILOT By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES CAP> Little has been heard smce 1960 about Caryl Chessman, the "red light" ~bandit whose long stay on California's death row stirred a worldwide controversy for 12 years. Dul a new NBC mm . "Kill Me If You Can," may revive that con- troversy It lakes a strong position that Chessman, finally executed in 1960. was denied justice "In my mind he was not necessarily a decent and good person. but an ob- noxious personality ls not an excuse for denying a person justice," said Alan Alda, who plays Chessman In the film to be seen on NBC. Channel 4, at 9 p.m . Sunday. "THERE'S NO QUESTION he ir· ritated the Judge. He completely destroyed his chances with the jury by being arroganl. know.it-all and snear- ing.:· Chessman 1ns1sted on acting as his own attorney. although he accepted legal advice Alda said, "I think a big problem was that he had been in jail for a number of years before the trial, so they were deullng not only with an ar- rogant man. but an arrogant armed robber. They Just decided he didn't deserve consideration." Chessman was convicted in Los Angeles County Superior Court of 17 counts of robbery, kldnaping. sexual perversion and attempted robbery. He was senwnced to die for two counts of ''kidnaping for the purpose of rob- bing wherein bodily harm is done to the vlcUms." POUCE SAID HE placed a piece or red cellophane over bis car sp<>Wght and posed a11 a p<>l lcem an to stqp his victims. Chessman WH 5enlenced todle nine times and eight Umea be won a reprieve with attorney Rosallo Asher acting u his legal adviser. Wblle on San Quentin 'a death row, ht wrote rour books, often aeerelly, that helped bring worldwide notoriety to the cut. He became •symbol for OP"'°'1enta of capital punllhment. The fllm. which atao start Tilla Shire IA M~s Asher, Ii outatand.ln& although through iu wrtUn.1 and dlfectlon takes th• view that ChtMmM waa convicted more for hll orr<>1anco aa hlJ own d f ense counsel than on a question of 1ullt. The mm alao indicates the.re was a question of po11lbl• mleldentlnca ion by 1 •'t· n .... during his tnal and many appeals he named another person as the bandit. Alda. interviewed on the set of "M A·S·ll" where he plays Hawkeye, said he did not feel the movie takes an ad· vocacy position. He said. "I 'm of the impression that it's entirely truthful It's based on the facts or the case. All of these things happened. If anything, the judge's conduct was toned down. "But he didn't get a fair trial. He· may have been guilty, but we'll never know." In an interview last January, the prosecutor, J. Miller Leavy, said the movie was just an attempt to glorify Chessman. He said after reading the script, "It's not a true account." Leavy, 71, retired from the district at~orney 's office in 197 4. TIDS IS THE first dramatization of the Chessman case, but it has attract- ed the attention or Hollywood in the past. Film personalities petitioned the state Supreme Court to order a new trial. A 45-mlnute documentary, "Justice and Caryl Chessman," was seen in thousands of theaters around the world. ln early 1960 world reaction and pressure from the U.S. State Depart- ment forced Gov. Edmund Brown, father of the governor, to grant a 80· day reprieve. The State Department said It feared demonstrations durina President Dwight D. Eisenhower's visit to Uruguay and Brazil U Chessman was executed. . ..... In the film Alda plays Chessman with a strange, brooding appearance as he looks at the world from hooded eyes over a hook nose. He said ac· qualntances told him Chessman had hooded eyes. The character is alien to anYthln1 Alda hu ever played befote, althouah be 1'U a convict in the TV movie "11te Glau House." 4',\8 AN Aero• tt WU • rich U· perience ror me," he 1ald. "I talked to a lot ol people who knew him, read all of bl.a st\llf, read about blJD and 1 Nad what seemed Ute • Yery accurate description of bl• peraonalltJ ln • COU· pie ol ~ .bY PIYChoUlal.)'lta. ..rt helped me to feel comfortabl•. I telt J knew more abou' what Joie wu and wbat hla peraona\lty 1tructure wa1. It h•ll*I me to tee him u eome part ot me. I'm of the oplnlon JOU can only play a character by •howtnl 'what be would M tlke lf he 1'el"e me. l thl.Dk tbere'1 e UU.141 blt of eve17one tn ti.I and youjmtbantoHpdlMtha.t.'! Alda Wd M ~ us.ct I NciOrd1nC of Chessman s voice to get his tones and attitudes. "KILL ME IF You Can" ·the title was taken from Chessman ·s challenge to the state -was written by John Gay and directed by Buzz Kulik for Columbi a Pictures Television. The multi-talented Alda, in- tervlewed on the set of "M-A-S-H.'' will write and direct five episod9s of that hit series this season. He is also w ritin~ a theatrical moll on picture. Next January, he will star witb El- len Burstyn in the film version ol the smash Broadway comedy "Same Time Next Year," written by Bernard Slade. DON'T STOP NOW •• ! Keep planting thol!C Vegetables, it',; Lam«> for cool weather crops. Gabbage • Onioni. • l..<'llun• Rru-,scls Sproul" • Broccola Cauliflow~r • C<•lery • Panley Reg. 89c mrrn J>onyPak ~ Thru Sept. 27 Like to J?row 'f'm Crom seed? See our BIG BURPEE SEF:D SF.:LECTION ..... .largest in the llfta, Ptrr 'KING ALFRED' lNYOUR SPRING GARDEN Alona with ....... Tulips Frttalu nut.ch 1r11 Hyacinth~ RanuneulUJ ... Flori~t .fti/1Pcial ROSES: 111111 l>OZEN . .. Wed. Lhna Sun .. Sept. 21-25 'fake home doz.en• of beautiful Oorili-~ Rott•. ..................... , ..... -DAll Y PllO r Getting Up • Ill the World Rugged Mountains Tmrw Tough Kids in Plwenix lot:l\IX . Arti lAPJ T ~ r~ touch and hoatlle. tke1r .. tttm ia tow Md the notion orM)('laJ t'OOl>C'ratlon II fol"f'J&n to th m All rt<formJtllrll''> huvl' kid' 11•e thut At l\Jnht' Mounh11n Sell I, .i \t,1t1 1nslltut10" tor ~authful offcndt'r'I from Uie~ l ) lo 18, offic1.th fo1111d that one Wa} 11f brinf,"!1n~ .ht l.11b .. round 1• to 111t tht.>m .a~· a1"'1 .. '>hl'er rllff SCAIJ1'C TllE llEl~lfl'S tn 'ul .. ~ ..i<'h1t·vcmt:'ll that deµend::. on hdp from otht>r'> peer'> and .,taff Th" lei. .. un '' lt'urn<.-d an al lion About 120 ~oung men cand "om•n have laken part an the 1\dobe Mountain School'~ wilder ness pro~ram. h1k1ng and climb mg an J?roups in lhe <;rand Canyon or rugi(t.-d Gr:m1tc Mountain near Prescott One fl'l't•nt outing was a climb to the top of lhc L2,670-foot San Francisco Peaks near FlagstaH for a shop cla::.s from Adobe Mountain "TllE'V WERE FIGHTING in class and not getting any work done," says Bill Ressler. 25, who runs the wilderness program with Lorraine Bonds, 25. "They were city kids and it was really doubtful whether they would reachthesumm1t ... coruld r~ 'whnpj' in chuu1 were 11etU.., a lul more re.peel." T\JDENTS ARI!: ASSIGNED lo the corrcicllons department (uctllty for offt'nlte!l ranalnc from r unnln" ¥Waly from home to murd r "Rut moat of the kids here urf'n't psychopathic killers." Mass Boods says "They're not .. ocullly adaptt'd Their chief way of coping IS 1:1gl(reiss1on and de nymg everything scaring the '>taff person "On the wilderness program. that doesn't work They need us to find where the van is, or to get back for a bot shower " STUDENTS VOLUNTEER for the outangs. and Miss Bonds and Hessler consult with caseworkers for about two weeks before each trek to set goals for each participant. The wilderness Journeys last eight to 21 days and are followed by one lo three weeks of meeting with the group to adapt their changes to life in the institution. If a student learns lo take respon::.1b1lity for himself on the trail or cliffllide, he's given a chance lo do the same at the school. Ressler ex pl ams "WE MAY GO OUT TO dinner or to the movies later with money they earn from Jobs · · Most or the young people have low sense of peri>onal worth, but "after they've survived u few seemingly 1mposlilble tasks, they see them::.elvcs d1Herenlly, · Res::.ler suys .. Frankly. we pul Lhem into s1lualwns where they think they might chc. although we know better .. Miss Bonds '>U}S, "We've <:lambed cliffs 300 reel high whert: 'ltudents had to be roped in all the lime. They feel hke they're hang 1ng by their fingernails ' BOTH RESSLER AND Masi. Bonds say the outings are a challenge for staff members a:. well as the students On the San Francisco Peak., climb. Miss Bonds was forced lo deal with a 16-year -old who "Just froze up" while rappeling down a c:1 i rr. The youth wa'> hauled to the top, "h(·rt> ·'he decided to find his $3.3 Million Netted SAN DIEGO !AP> -About 378 acres an north San Diego County that once was a part of the C. Arnholt Smith financial empire was sold in bankruptcy for more than $3.3 million own way down and ran down the rock," she said. "I caught up to ham but he threatened me and '>l.tpped my arm away. He finally realized he couldn't do it his way, which was to throw a fit." THE BOY WATCHED a fellow '>l udenl rappel down and was the 'l'C:Ond to J!O ·11c• clad fine," Mass Bonds '·') ... llec.illtng a hike lo the bottom 11( the Grund Canyon and back by .1 group or Adoht-Mountain "omen, Re::.sler says. "When one nwmbcr of the group sits down, the group has to deal with 11 We 'n • perfecUy prepared to sit thl're 15 mmutes to two days It takes a lot of patience. But the p<1l1ence part leaves me and the other staff quite drained at the 1·nd of the day " EXPLAINED SIMPLY, lht l'OUrse i;t1vcs the inmates "a 1·hanct• to provl' their self.worth \\lthoul h<.1 .. 1ng to '.>teal 'omcthing. Mi ss Bonds say:. The program 1s too new 1t 'tarted two years ago to measure 1ts full effC'cts. but John Tovrea, c.hrector of traming at Adobe Mountain, thinks all participants benefit lo some degree But the group broke through the clouds for an awesome view of the surrounding countryside. and the next day, Ressler says, ·'The guys usually picked on and The auction of the property in the San Luis Rey-Bonsall area was conducted by federal bankruptcy officials handling the case or British Columbia Investment Co . a former Smith holding. lie add., ·it·~ the most effec live lherupeullc and d1agnost1c tool we have. Subjecting students lo intense physical and emotional c.•xhaustion . allows us to learn things about them that we could only suspect before ·_· __ CLASSMATES WATCH AS STUDENT RAPPELS DOWN ROCK Mountain Cllmblng Boosts Students' Self Esteem Punch "\Yell, it may nol be 11 GREAT energy policy, bul al least we finally HA VE an ener~y policy!'' Sabots Will Sail At Lido Channel • Nearly 100 Sabots are expected to Jam the north Lido Channel of the Sea Scout Base Saturday in the Pacific Yacht and Balloon Club's 14th annual Sail of the Sabots. The sudden·death race for the eight-foot prams has one or the shortest sets of rules on record ln yachl racing· SKIPPERS MUST BE 16 years old or younger; "how up on the starting line in a Sabot -either your o~n or your neighbor's: have a good appetite for hot dogs and free refreshmenls: no yacht club affiha- tjon required The race starts at noon on a line in front of the Sea Scout base and will be sailed around marks in tht> north Lidn Channel. finishing back at the start- ing point Perpetual trophic~ offored tn the race include Reub<>n E Ll·e Trophy. first boy to finish ; 0 . W "Dick" Richard Trophy. first girl to finish. Herman Tate Trophy. youngest boy lo finish . Audrey D1vvens Trophy. youngest girl to finish. OTHER AWARDS ARE THE George Strom Memori~il. first to finish from a local yacht club: Henry Erbe Trophy, first PBYC member to finish; Lou Benny Trophy, first to finish, skipper and navigator; Ed Hayes Sportsmanship Award ; W. 0 . Schock. first to finish for an out-of-the area yacht club; International Naples Sabot Association member trophy: Pat Royce Trophy. first unaffillat· ed boat to finish; Sea Scout Trophy, first Boy Scout to finish. and the Girl Scout Trophy. first Girl Scout to finish. Boating activity on Southern California inland waterways is runnlna at a record h11h, accordln1 to a autvey complied by the Southern California Marine Associallon . "The fi1ures may come u a aurprtJe con~er- inc the amount or attention devoted t.o tho drouiht in the Wdt" said Ed N•cbols. SCMA direct.or. "However. the Southland waterways art all well · Ued and provided excellent recreational •P· portuniUes.'' Calendar Argosy Race Changes Site By ALMON LOCKABE'V 01ilr Pt lot loatl ... Writ.,. Twenty years ago the late Clark S" eel dreamed up a family type overnight race s1m1lar lo the Ensenada ra«e without the international aspect The race. like the Ens enadci racl·. \\as spon.o,orc•cl hy thl' Newport Ocean Sa1hng As!.oc1a lion IL was known as tht· Alamitos Ray Ar~osy in wh1th yuchts rated from Newport Beach to Alam1lc~ lh.1) 1n Long Bcctl'h Harbor. s la) etl over night on the1 r bouts <ind raced home the next da) THAT WAS BEFORE THE days of either the 1\lam1tos Bay Yacht Club or the presl'nl Long Beach Yacht Club so skippers and crews chartered buses and went to a nl'<irhy rc·staurant for post race dinner. dancing. etc Mler thC' Long Reach Yacht Club rac1hty was huilt. the Argosy crowd used al as their head· quarters. rafting a'I man:, as four deep off the club's guest dock. LBYC opened ils dining ·und dancing facilities to the Argosy racers Well. things have changed again When the LBYC guest dO<'k was opened lo the public. 11 '"'as no longl'r availabll• for O\'ern1ghl docking SO WHEN TllE ARGO 'Y gets under "ay for the 20th time Saturday the Alamitos Bay tag will no longer apply. The headquarters this year wall be Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club in outer Los Angele~ II arbor The change certainly hasn't dampened the en thusiasm for the Argosy. According lo ratl' chairman Don Moss. nearly 100 boats have '>lgned up for this year's party race Saturday ·s race wi II start at 11 a. m off the Balboa Pier and finish between a comm1ttel' boat and the Los Angeles Harbor entrance buoy The yachta will then power to CBYC for moorings and a rafting party prior to the evening's festivities. SUNDAY'S RACE WILL START off Reserva tion Point and finish off the Newport Pier. , The choice of CBYC as a rendezvous point was aooropriate inasmuch as at as a co-sponsoring club for the Reverse Argosy earlier an the year which brings a fleet to Bahia Connth1an Yacht Club in Newport Haroor. As in other NOSA evenL-;. the race 1s open lo all types of ocean. racing crafl. including ocean racing catamarans. Other yachting events scheduled by Orange County yacht clubs this weekend include. THE CAPISTRANO BAY YACHT Club's Ocean Racing Series for IOR. PHRF and MORF yachts Saturday and Sunday; the seventh race or South Shore Yacht Club's Hi-Point Series for PHRF. MORF and ORCA yachts Saturday and Sunday and the UCI Sailing Association ·s Crawford Trophy race for Shields and Etchells-22 classes Saturday and Sunday. In other Southern CalHornia Yachting Associa- tion areas; !Al ......... Ullt ..... CA8AILLO BEACH YACHT CLUB C.Orlllo S.rle• No. 1 llOA. PHRF, MORFIS.turcar. Sund<ly ALAMITOS B•Y YACHT CLUll Clotlno on R~tt• Satunl••· su .. oo. ..... .,..., ... , CALI PORN IA YACHT CLU8 Harrt1 Strlet No 1 lhandlcaol Saturd4'f, P•b•t Prtldlcltld 1..oq rec•, Salutd•Y· PALOS VEAOES YACHT CLUll Glrl•"" 11"' Buoy• rece s.1 ... oav. Slr>Ql-.cled race. ~f MALIBU VA04TCLU9 1"111 S.r19'No I fMUlllh\1111 s-.l"f PACIFIC MAlllNlllS YACHT CLUll Slelft S.rl" No S tPl"llFI Sun· dAy o.i1y I'll« ,,,_.. 'Y Al,,_ LKUllly WORLD TORNADO SAILORS HEAD FOR FINISH LINE OFF ALAMITOS BAY Title Serles Winds Up Today With 62 Crews In Competition Tornado Finale Today l'u<l;i~ \\ti~ iu h..t\C b~ lht• n111ml•lll or truth for t\'.o and 1wrh,11,... thr l'l' 01 lhl' ... k1ppt·r'> tn the Torn<1do ettlam<ir..in world l' h a m p 1 o n s h 1 p 1 l' g a I l a a l 1\lum1lo'> Bay Yathl Cluh Gmng 111lo the final race wtuch started at 1·10 p .m . Jorg Spengler of West Germany was holding a shaky lead of 2.4 points over Brian Lewis of Australia. Whoever heat the other :.tood to win the title:. regardless of where they finisherl SP£N<,LER l"NO his crl'w Holf .oulll'nkopr fin1~hed third in Thursday· .. sixth race to gain the lead v.1lh 26 7 penalty points un- der the 01} mp1c· scoring system to 29.1 for Lewis and his crew Warren Hock. who lost the lead with a sixth plac·c· finish. The wtnner of Thursday'!> race was the U.S. team or Randy Smyth and Suzie Bradshaw. but they were already far out of the running in point:. Standing only an outside l'hancc of beating Spengler or Lewis. or both --was the U.S. icam of Keith Notary and David Gamblin of Merritt Island\. Fla. NOTARY FINISHED fifth Thursday to hold onto third place with 39.1 points --10 points behind the Australians. The only chance the Amerlcan team stood "as lo win the ftnal race while the German and the Aussie finished undef'lOth. \'oder the Olympic scoring system . the race winner gets 'Zero points. second place gets a penal· ty of three points, third place S. 7: fourth place 8: fifth place 10; six- th. 11.7 and seventh and beyond, lhe place plus six points. Both Spengler and Lewis have had runaway races when the wind blew 15 knots or better but both claim they like the more moderate breezes of about 12-15 knots. SPENGLER WAS an odds on favorite to win the title today. lie was the bronze medal winner In the l97fi yachting Olympics at Montreal and was world cham- pion in 1975. Flrst 10 finishers, sixth race: l. Smvth-Bradshaw. U.S. 2. Ncuhann-Sattler. West Ge~mnany ' 3. Speneler-Oullenkopf. West Germany 4 Douglas-Tamms. New Zealand 5. Notary-Gamblin. U.S. 6 Lewis-Rock. Australia 7 Woods-Burrows. Canada R. Kettenhofen-Hill, U.S. 0. Peet-Turner. New Zealand 10 Sinastri-Ferrari. Argentina STANDINGS, BEST five of sax races· l. Spengler-Dullenkopf, West Germany, 26.7 2. Lewis-Rock, Australia.29.l 3. Notary-Gamblin, U.S., 39. l 4. Peter Douglas-Chris Timms, New Zealand, 42 s. Larry Woods-John Burrows. Canada.~.7 SMC...,. COfl0NltOOCAYSVA<;t4T CLUll -SHP!N!MS.rltt, S.turd<ly MISSION llAY VACHTCLUB -GMry 111,,vltaollonll,ktur~y, ""'cNf; Bow•n MefnO<'l•I R-oall• ILIOlllnl1>9I SltUtcNY. $un0.ly, LyllCll lnvlt41tlon1I, llOA) S.111raav Baghn•r SAN OtE'C.O Y4c.HT CLUB -Waterman-.. 11" S.rlet llOA, MORAi !>\ln~\rrA CLARA 'IACINO 4$50CIATl()H -s.n.-S.rlet <•II Cl•Uatl 5unday 51L'lffiA G4TE VACHT CLUB llMilOn Serl" ISOM" Suftday MeftO War Ser~. 5unoav Nef1~aMllllW ANACAPAV4CHTCLU8 $l1>9~rKe.Sat11<d•Y $ANTA l•A8ARA VACHT CLUG Trl.tno<lter S.rltt "° s. lallCIHHtl Su<\Clay Bodega 40' OF PURE LUXURY We want to be your foul-Weather. FrienCI! Sweaters • Jackets Sweatshirts Blanket•. toot Lightweight ~life. machine washable. warm. J Dance, Mime Unmmked An andtnl art form •nd In novaUv• choreo1rapby will be featured ln a p air of pe.rfcrmanres by e.apertmc-ntal theater companies al UC Irvine Tue.day and Thurtday The Loi Ana~ln M atk Theoater will perlorm al 8 p m Tuesday. m lhe Ftne Art.I V1llaee T~ater The J>enroc,-PluUno Movement Tbeatu will 4&ppear al 8 p m Thursday. also in the V1lluge Theuter Both proarams are sponsored b) lhe UCl Committee for Art~ as J part ot OrienUtllon Week ac tivities for new l/CI studen~ llolh also are open to the pubhc THE LOS ANGELES Mask \ Theater cons1:.ts of three performers, Tery Arnold, J oanne Curry and Dean Hensley. their ~ d irect.or, Sander Johnson, and their maskmaker, Tim Murphy. The company was formed in 1973 to explore the use of ritual and theatrical f4lce mu4lu. lllld their r•laUoNhlp to man'• history, IOCIOIOI)' and paycholon. .. Slnco our lncepllon," J ohnson uld , "lhtt Los AntelH Mas'k Theater hu u11ed maska as a 1prin1board into wordless ritual' d111nce invocation, a theater or in· llmucy, character encounter, "treet theuler and collecttve theatrical productions " THE COMPANY will presenl two pieces a l UCI "Fever Dream" is performed tn neutral m 1uoki., i.uggestin~ purity and myth .. Last Sunday" utilizes half and three-quarter masks m portrayali. of chaaacters from the streeb of Loi. An.el es The Penrod· Pla~tino Move- ment Theater will present a lee· ture-demonstrat1dn entitled "Choreographic Paumeters." The company is directed by James Penrod and Janice Gudde Pl astmo, both associate pro· feasors of dance at UCJ. The 11-member company h11s been pr81sed for lts in teer a· lion of props, music, movement nnd dlaloe. The troupe will also present a new ballet at the Harvest Festival (see below). James Penrod has performed with lhe San Francisco Opera Ballet, the Greek Theater Ballet. a:od Eugene Loring-ts Dance Phyers, a nd on numerous te~evislon programs. He has chqreographed more than 25 baftets and musicals He also is the'aulhor or lwo books on dance. ian ice Gudde Pl as t i no 's credtts m~lude choreography for more lha" 50 dance works and the cJirecllon of an opera at Lm· coin Center, New York City. She has been on the dance faculties or 10 universities and has a Ph.D. in dance kinesi9logy. Tickets fol" lhe Los Angeles Mask Theater program are $4 for general admission, $2 for UCI James Penrod and Janice Gudde Plastino will perform at UC Irvine · 1 ,, students and SJ for UCI faculty, staff and other students. Tickets for the Penrod-Plastino Move- ment Theater program are $2. Tickets may be obtained from the Associated Students Tacket Office m Gateway Commons or from lhe Committee for Arts, University of California, Irvine. CA 92717. They also may be I •• purchased al the door the even. I mg or the performance. Furth~t information may be obtained by ' calling the Committee for Arts a~ ' 833-6.178. I J ACKIE HYMAN, Editor "1111 ' . I i I ' I EEKENDER ' ~' • .. 'I I . Arts I Dining Out i, • Entertainment I 0 •r, ... ~: • -:~ ~ t J Friday, September 23, 19n DAILY PILOT CJ ........... ____________________ _. ............................ ~~ .1. • lrvme Harvest Fes tival performers will b ring the field of music to a real field. a symbol of the city's growth from its agricultural ongms to its present mixture of industry. residential area and farming. Shown 1s the pop group · Bobbi and Clyde with the Seaweed Cowboys, to b e featured 1 l at 9 p .m. Oct. 1 on the outdoor stage. From left, they ~ \. \ are Bill Cunningham, Scott Hendrickson, \ \ Bobbi Lucas and Clyde Lucas. , \ \ \I ~',' \, ., \ ' ~ l . . I~ Irvine to Harvest EntertaiDJDent ~ A qwcl fi~ld in the Orange g Coast's "'Golden Triangle" ~ fo rmed by the Santa Ana, San Dlego and Newport freeways , will yield a plentiful crop this . • year, with tents springing up like mushrooms lo house the I rvme Harvest Festival. Sept. 30 through Oct. 2 are the dal~ for the celebration at Bar- ranca Road and Culver Drive in Irvine. where a three-ring circus or entertainment will be offered. The Big Top Tent will hold 2,000 persons in Its 22,000 square feel, with a 3,000 square fool dance floor. In addition, there will be a 3,000 square foot small tent and more than 100 decorated booths, plus an outdoor stage. TIDS WILL be the third year for the festival, which has grown every year and taken s hape as a cultt.lraJ, rather than carnival, event. • Planning for the festival began J last year, immediately after the tents came down. Festival board member Margaret Gaffey, aided by Carolyn Rapp and Fawn Edwards, began looking al this year's slate or activities. Although the general fun doesn't get under way until Oct. 1, there will be two special events · Sept. 30 One is the Harvest Moon Ball. a black-tie dinner-dance that has been sold out for months. THE OTHER is the world pre- m 1ere or the comedy "Fan tas1es," described as a woman's witty look at male-female rela· • tionships. Directed by Betty : Lougaris Soldo, the comedy will i be presented in the s mall tent at 8 • 1 p. m . Sept. 30 and Oct. 2, with tickets at $2 to benefit Big Sis~ ters or Orange County, available bv calling 834-1116. l The comedy features Steve -~-····""' OeNaut, Katharine Atherton. Tanya Szabo, Adina Ross, Chuck r. and Mary Benton, and Jolyon. f Tent to ·benefit the widows and "' children fund of Local #1 or the Musicians Union. A large number or commun\tt organizations and businesses will be operatiqg booths, providing everything from refreshmeni& and information to services and products. , . There will be turtle races. children's crafts, a dart throw, a 8old fish toss and other games. ..& THE FESTIVAL booths h avt been divided inlo seven ar~· Although they are not striciij1 divided by type of booth, certal.I\ interests are concentrated in cer-' ta in lettered areas. ' For example, a large numbe of food-serving booths will be la Area B, wilh most games lnAre'' C J ewelry and crafts are con-' centrated in Area D, public in- formation in Areas E and F, pto!- fessionaJ organizations in~ G. and businesses in Area A. An other highlight of t h e festival wtll be a concert, l sponsored by Standard OU Corp., 1 with Carmen Dragon conducting the Long Beach Symphony at 8 p.m . Oct. 2 in the big tent. The pops concert, with soprano Cathy Knight, ls part or the first Irvine Symphonic Series. Cast of 'Invitation to a Party, R.S. V.P.,' a musical revue. Pony rides will be offered b lhe Irvine Four-H Club in. a fenced area behind Area F. Jn addition to other food ~ ducts. a $1.50 pancake breaklait' will be served outdoors front.~ a.m. lo noon Sunday by t~ Tickets (or the series at $19.50 ($12 for students) Include con· certs by the Long Beach Sym. phony, Van Cliburn and the Calilorn1a Ballet. For ticket in- formation, call 75•H847. events where separate admission IS charged. There wilJ be a $2.50 char1e. which includes entrance to the festival crounda. for the 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday concert and dance Festival Events Here's a rundown on the Harvest Festival activities. FRIDAY, SEPTE~fBER 30 7 p.m. Cocktails , dinner and dancing at the Harvest Moon Ball, in the Big Top Tent. 8p.m. World premiere of •'Fantasies," little tent. $2. by Ed Leach and the King Zulu Paraders, a bie band group, which will play in the Big Top Irvine Kiwanis Club. .. l :) Singers: 7:30 p.m .. Ellie David and Steve Berliner, songs from musicals : 8: 15 p.m., Al Maitland ; 9 p.m. Bobbi & Clyde, pop music. SUNDAY, OCTo8 £R2 , .. ·-, DAILY PILOT f ride . S• temt>er 23, t 977 Irvine Chorale Plans New Season 1bo lnlne M &eT Chorale ha• uaembltd muskal '*Of' from more than four centurltH for n.1 loth 1cuon. directed by John Aluander The schedule la: Oct. U. M l\delatohn '• ••Eliju:" Dt.-c:. e and 10, ao.aonaJ mu.Ile by S.d\. Pou1eoc and otben: AJ>ril I, muale by Beetbo : June J, YOCal worta by Arrlao Botto aod Hect.or BerllOL Tlcketa per~ are S. and M 1eneral, $2 for studenta. with lnformaUon avallabJe by call- lnl SC.1790 or wrillq Lhe chorale at. P.O. Box 2301, Newport Buch, CA 821863. ( Art Competitions ) The Cost.a Mesa Art League la 1pe>nsorin1 a rompetition for au art media that/can be hung. Material musl be hand delivered to Glendale f''ederal Savings in Newport Center between l a nd 5 p.m. Oct. 28 and 9 a.m. to noon Ocl. 29. with entry fees of $3 lor members and $4 foe nonmem- bers. Prizes are $150, $100 and $50. For addition1tl information, call Sue Krause at 545--4354. ( For Musicians ) Fullerton College will offer Monday through Thursday music classes in instrumental and vocal training from 4 to 6 p.m. on weekdays this wmter, open to high school juniors and seniors. rollege students and community members. Add1 - t1onal information is available at 871·8000, ext :IJ6 or337. * • • Oran~e Coast Coll ege·s Muste r Chorus 1~ preparing for its second lrip to Europe next -..ummer. The 130-voice ~roup meets on Tuesdays Careers Examined For Kids •l 7 p m. in l''&no Arla Hall 119. lnterest.ed penona can enroll ln Mu.ale~ or 02:5. No audlt..lonl are nee ary. and ln.formatJon can be obt.a.lned at ~. lnatrumontalllta are a1ao 10U1ht for the co1· lc11'1 Opera Tbeat.er Orcbes1ta. which accom- panl• opera and chorale performancea. Jn. formaUon la available at~. (~_F_i_I m_F_e_st_iv_a_ls_..,,,J ''To Sir With Love." starring Sl4fley Poitier, will open Golden West College's weekJy fall i.erles of captioned films for the deaf, on Tues- day. Also offered in the free series, shown at 4 p.m. in GWC's Forum 2. are: Oct. 4, .. Good Morning, Miss Dove ;" Oct. 11, ''Five Golden Hours;" Oct. 18. "For Love or Ivy; .. Oct. 2S, .. tlot Rock;" Nov. l. ··Larry; .. Nov. 8 and 15. "Gone With the Wind;" Nov. 22. "The Longest Yard;" Nov. 29, "Brian's Song;" Dec. 6. "A Raisin in the Sun;•• Dec. 13, .. The Barefoot Ex .. ecutive;" and Jan. 3. "Juggernaut." *** Two film series will be offered this fall al Orange Coast College io Cost.a Mesa. The Saturday night series, with $1 ad· mission, is shown at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Scheduled are: Sept. 24. "Lost Horizon;" Oct. J. "Showboat;" Oct. 8, "Magnificent Ambersons;" Oct. 15, ''The Great Caruso:" Oct. 22, "Petrified Forest;" Oct. 29, "Grand Hotel ;" Nov. 5, ''The Good Earth;" Nov. 19, "The Horse Soldiers;" Dec. 3, ''Lawrence of Arabia;•• and Dec. 10, .. My Fair Lady." · The Friday night senes. 7 :15 p.m. in the Forum. began this week and will include 24 mov- ies. Senior citizens with s pecial persons cards will be admitted free. OntlaeBe~h ··ca p (' C od l\t a ss a r hu ~cl l ~. · · ph o t ograph e d 1n 1972. 1s from a photo s h o w h v l l a r r ,. C a I I a h ·a n n u ~' I hrough Ott. 2!J al the Susan Sp1nlu ~ Gal11..·r.'. n:rn Vi a I. 1 d o. New po r l Beach. Tht•rc will be a rt·ccpt1on from 7 to ~ o ·clo<'k tonight a l 1 he gallt·ry. Reg ula r hours arc 11 a .m . to :, p .m Tucs da y~ Thursda ys and t t <1 • m . t o 6 p . m . Fr i da \~ C1 nd Saturdays: ( Drama Series ) Cal State Fullerton la ottering a season of dramatic presentations, with ticket.a at $14 ln· cludl.ne eight mai.Dltageor special attractions. On the aaenda are: ••SUmmer and Smote .. by Tennessee Wllllams, Oct. 7.9 and 13·16: Stephen Sondhelm•a 0 Company,'' Nov. 11-13 and lS.20; West Coast premiere ol ... 11\e Voyage ... Dec. 7·lland13·18: .. You Can't Take It With You .. in February and acblldren•sabow 1n March, plus ••Antony and Cleopatra•• tn April and ''Ten LitUe Indians•' in May. Forlntormation, call870-3371. ( Art Classes J Registration ls now open for a fall workshop on leaal matt.en and publicity for artlsts, to be sponsored by the Orange County Arts Alliance Inc. on Oct. 13 at. the Community MeeU.nc Center. 11300 Stanford Ave .• Garden Grove. Reservations will be accepted through Oct. 6. For brochures, contact Mrs. Polly Gratner at 834-3599 or mail requests to OCAA. 2036 N. Main St., Santa Ana, CA 92701. ( Auditions J Tryouts for Golden West College's produc- tion ol "Tbe Man Who C&m.e to Dinner" will be at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday In the communlty theater. &t,ewart Rogers will direc:t the produc- tion, which will nm Nov.11·20. PERFECT\ THISTlllE \ OF THE YEA#! YOUR ' I CLOSE· ~) FAR-AWAY ISLAND ·-= /.:> // ~ ~~5.t::• ~~o,,,d~ 2'MILtlACflOSS THI ILU~ PAOFIC f"OR RESERVATIONS. (i>~lT5\DN'or (213)775-6111 • (213)832-4521 • (714)527·7111 BERTH 96.CATALINAT£RMINAL(under Vincent Thomaa Bridge) END OF HARBOR FREEWAY, SAN PEDRO. CAL 90133 673-2620 Join U1 For After. Dinner Cappuccino or Espresso We Have Espresso Machines Ffom $94.99 .---ixn:u~r= ..---n-t: r=.u;u.~ --DC7~~--· SUNDAY, OCT. 23 at 7:30 PM at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER ANAHEIM EAST ROTARY CLUB by arrangement with Cotumbla A1111t1 fHllvals presenl• ASMJfHTC) w1lh Spec.al Guest Stars * ~"'" fl3fl?lf * !)aula l\~lly & The M()d( rnairus WIUi SRN:•JVANN C30I~ . *~OOVWN* TICKETS $7.00, $6.00, $5.00 AVAILABLE BY MAIL ONLY Make check or money order payable to Anaheim Convention Center, ·800 W. Katella Ave.,Anaheim, CA 92802. Enclose a stamped~Your tickets will be self-addressed mailed to yo u envelope. El on or about ........... •..... Oct. 3. For Information Call: (714) 635-5000 ORDER NOW FOR BEST SEATING! I I I I I . . Friday, S!ptember 23, 19n DAILY PILOT (2 Photos Show Undersea IAife 7hls picture of sturgeon fish wfll beln OCCdlsplay of underwater photOgraphy. opening Saturday \JNDEltWATER PHOTOGRAPHS -By Edwin Jams Jr., in color, Saturday throu1tb Oct. 23 in the Orange Coast College IJbrary, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. 7:30 a .m. to 10 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p .m. weekends. Free. ESKIMO EXIDBIT -"Survival: lJfe and Art or the Alaskan Eskimo," with art.if acts and J nc- ques Cousteau films. Sunday through Nov. 6 at Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main St .. Santa Ana. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays-SIJf;urdays, 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays, and 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays. Free. '31 COLORS' -Photographs by Rob Fisher, now through Oct. 2 at Photographic Gallery, 303 Palm St., Balboa Peninsula (near entrance to Balboa Ferry). 6 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays-Wednesdays and Fridays-Sundays. Free. BLACK·AND·WIDTE DRAWINGS --By Ray Jacob, Laguna Beach School of Art rn~tructor, at the school, 2222 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach, now through Oct. 18. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.· weekdays. Free. Galleries/ Exhibits FACULTY ART SHOW -Now throuab Oct.18 at Golden West College, 15744 Golden West St., Hun- tington Beach. Noon to 4 p.m. weekdays, '1 to 9 p.m. Wednd&days. Free. DAVID PARK RETROSPECl'IVE -With works by Tony DeLap, now through Oct. 31 at Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Noon to 4 p.m. Tuesdays. Sundays, and 6 to 9 p.m. Fridays. Admission by donation. OIL PAINTING DEMONSTRATION -By San- dy Bergeron, for 10th year celebration of Foun- tain Valley Arts Association, 7:30 p.m. Monday at Recreation Center, Heil at Brookhurst Street.. 1''ountain Valley. Free, open to public. Chinese Geography Revealed in Varkd Menu • Bt•<'auM.• the Chinese genius for l'omlunmg foods in i-.auces has 1·n·alt'01nl thanks lo a nt.'"- rt•:-t.JUrant in Costa M <:Sa Th1i-. SIJUl. an important addition to Orangt• County dining, is th1· Mandarin Gourmet Noll' 1l <JS the latest in a gro"' ing number of places that an• broa<l«nmg our knowledge of Chmt•i-.e cuisine Note 1l above all, though, as a restaurant serv· 1n g food of its kind thal's second lo none 'fllt:RE W/\S a lime and not \'N Y long ago when Chinese food m this countrv consisted .dn10-,1 l'\dus1vcly ;,f the Can Ion•"•'' \arH•ly Now, \\.Ith the ad \ 1·111 uf n·stur:rnb llh• lhc Man dann we n· moving mlo such n• g111n.1I Chmesl' food l}pes as l'1 •king. Sh:ingha1, Sleth\\an and llun.111 Tlu•sl' ..11 l' till' pnn<'ipal type·:. nf <·1w .. 1m· as \\ <' lcarnt.•d dun ng our first\ 1sll that make up lht· \l ,1nd;111n 's 11111 of fare And 1f th.it ll':Hl's )nu somewhat m lhl· d a rk ,1 ., to "'hat to cxpcd. perhaps a mtn.,186600 in the geo· graph.y of Chm a is in order. The counlry ':;, food and cooking fall under ftVl' main regions Peking (Or l\1 iJndarin) and North Chi na ; Sha11ghai and East China . Szech wan. II unan <1nd West Chm a : Fuk 1cn and Coastal China . Canton <Jnd South China Many d1"hc:. ;.ire prepared in virtually lhe same wciy in every area but China·., vast land masi., with great d1fflorcnces in climcitc and local foodstuffs, has given rise tr1 variety loo. Rt.•g1onal variations in pre parat1on and ingredients range from Shanghai's generous use of soy sauce combined with sugar to tht.' highly spiced, hol·to-the· taste dish~ of Szechwan and Hunan FUKlfo:'.'IJ IS nok<J tor its soups :ind its pork and chicken dishes <·nh.mnd with a palt.· red net.' \\ llll' Tlw hallmark of Cantonese l'lll1.kinj.( IS !ht· quil'k-fry or LOSS· try, u ... 111g \'Cr\' little oil tn order 111 pn·.,cr\'e thl' natural flavor l'Olor and textun· of meat and \'Pg l't a Illes. Sml't' lht.' Cantonese wen• lht.• I 1r:.t lo t·ome to America in lhe IRnOs to build the country s rallrouds their food ;rnd rcstaurunls have dominated thf: Out 'n' About Norman Stanley American scene for more than a century. So, :.is1de from American chop suey concocted from ChmC'sc rngred1cnl::i <but not a true Chinese dish >, the most familiar dishes have been those or Cantonese origin hkt.> ~weet and sour pork and pepper steak. BEYOND THE representation of schools of cooking other than Cantonese, Costa Mesa's new restaurant also helps you un- derstand why nobody has at- tempted to count the total number of Chinese dishes - thought to be tens of thousands. Toting up complete dinners and lJ la carte sel ections, there 's something in the neighborhood of 250 offl'ring:. on the Mandarin':. dinner menu. To b<• all venturesome, you arc going to have to lravt'I a l<J curlt' rath<·r than \'13 tht.• mon• or less µre-planned complete d1nrn·rs As a guideline for ordenni.:. two pl·opl<· s hould r equest two lo thret· dishes and a soup, depc:nd mg on the fullness of appetites. ul least one more dish should be o rde red for c:.ich additional person. IF TIOS TYPE of Chinese food seems a bit more expensive than most Cantonese dishes, in addi· lion to the cost or ingredients bear in mind the preparation fac- tor <is in a dish like three- fluvor pan fried noodles. S4 25 This highly recommended offt:r· 1ng requires the painstaking. l1me-con:-.uming task or readying 11 ingredients for the final mix- ture. Each of these 1s cut or chopped with the characteristic Chinese concern for appearance as well as. taste. Added to a savory chicken s tock sauce lo complete the dish. Space limitations here make it impossible lo more than touch briefly on the restaurant's menu. The best way to check it out, of course. 1s to study it ftrst·hand :incl hy all means -to ask the "crvH·c· perscmncl for explana· Laun:. CR 1-:,l>IT FOR th.., stellar din rng attr;u·11on goes lo sav\'y mast1.•r chl'I and owner Mike C'h1 <1nu. in company with his l 0 harm1ng and no less knowh.-dgeable wife, Ann. Mike's 1nl<·rnat1onal background qual1f1es him a., one or Orange County 's most cosmopolitan res1· dents. Born in Shanghai, he came to this country by way of Hong Kong and Sao Paolo, Brazil. "here his family operated a Mand arm restaurant. Before :..triking out on his own in Costa :\lesa. Mike was associated with the Twm Dragons restaurant in Los Angeles Cor four years followed by a fi ve-year affiliation with the Anaheim Twin Dragons. Taking up in the premises of the former Temple Gardens (which was a Cantonese restaurant>, the Mandarin Gourmet is located at 1500 Adams Ave .• corner of Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mes a, 549-1937. Open daily for lunch and dinner. food lo go and special banquet ar- range ments. Big Battd Daaee Jimmy Henderson will direct the Glenn Miller Orch~tra from 9 p.m. to 1 a .m . Oct. 1 at the Balboa Pavilion in Newport Beach. Tickets are S12.50. For in- formation. call 640-7622 or fi73-4633. I l1 ·•h1 ·I (Jll,dl l I '\,ill\I' \J , \I• .111 h 1<ocl• "Charles.isn't that Henry \7111 at the next table with someone new?'' ALL SPORTS EvtNTS GIANT 7 FOOT TV SCREEN Mon I hur 11 30 o.m. lo 10 p.m Fr & Sol 11 )() o.m to I I p.m. S1Jnchy 4 p m. to 10 p.m CCX::KT AILS 9093 E ADAMS. HUNTINGTON BEACH 962 7911 Real I Ca~~~":.~~ ~~od I Wr don't promise you'll sec royalty at Th e rive Crm\1ls. But our Roast 'd Duckling is something even a fickle monarch would fall head over heels in lm·c \\ ith. So dine nobly. At the most authentic 12th century coach house this side of ~uckingham. FIVEC~s :~~ J~Ol l..1-.1 Coast lhghw,I\'. Co1ono1 clrl \l,1t Cl I) tir;'l 137<l ~Id ~·'C~/ --to en -v --~-.,-,~ ~~ Call 642-5678. Pul a few words to work for ou. With the Live Broadway -C, _ Hit Musical ~~V ~~ , .... ·~·""' l~~eS~o'O '!o,G'(l.'&'O 'O'i ~'()it'(<\G ~o0 ·c~ ______ """ ~us\ c~~ For informatiun & reservations call (714) 772·7710 or at the box office, Grand Hotel, Number One Hotel Way, Anaheim. (Across from Disneyland.) "Probably one of the funniest comedies you will ever see." NllL n SIMONS ~ oOv ''°t~ • ,y\.t!' cou For information & reservations call (714) 492-9950 or at the box office Sebastian's/West, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. take home 1 STAG CHINESE CASINO S/;;)ragon ·--- GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA 111 21st Pl., Newport Beach 0Riole3·9560 HOOft to Miclnlqhl Doity-Wr~b"d~ U"lil I :00 a m. O•I• JS YLU\ ... '4A•to. AllA UJNCH•OIN°t>IER DAILY Food 10 Take Out 11 .30 A.M. to to P.M CHARLEY BROWN'S TWILIGHT PRIME RIB DINNER AT AN EYE-OPENING $5.95!. ZOZJ...._. .... COSTA MISA. 642-7162. 646-'91 I Start with a marvelous soup du jour or a magnlflcent tosSed green salad. Then enjoy our normal portion of Prime Rib, the King of Beef. plus a piping hot baked potato with all the trimmings. Served with sourdough bread and butter. Then complete your meal with coffee or tea and. believe It or not, a slice of "Mother·s" cneese cake. Evervthfng for only $5.95. Monday-Saturday from 5 to 7:00 PM-Sunday from 4 to 6:00 PM. QuVJey: smwns 16160 BUch Blvd .• Hunttngton Beach (714) 842-6602 .. ': -l"fi" :-. .~IA-, . ---·-----THE ------------ $9.95 SPECIAt .~ Rctcrvc your scats (or the C<lunty•s t~ bellt aourmct dinner value. Step Sf' aboard the 20th Ccncury Umitcd for :t unique dinini upericnce for two. Stroll through yc~r~rycar'1 memonv bilia and dine on To" .. •rluin 'rcriynkl in an clcaant, private dlnlna car. Your l\tO dinners will , I~ include, soup or mi"d!"ltr«n nlad, bak&I potnco, and hot f rc:nch brt'ad w;d\ \...+ilp~ buncr. The 9,95 Spednl is avultobl teVcn day, a k (~JCCl\ldlna lll'lidaY11)· TWO TOP SIREOIN TERIYAKI DINNERS OIJ\.Y PILOT ·st Seeks ·~-.. · c Illusion By CAaOL MOORE oe_o .. .,..._ .. .,. "The whole art upertenco la hopeCuJly a tnacical one," H)'• UCI professor Tony DeLap, •bole lbrff mltjor works ror the o~ntn1 ot the N.-port Harbor Art Museum emphaalze ltie art or lll\llion. Hi.I tnau1urol hthoar1aph and performance P1tte are UUed ••Florine, Child of the Alt." ''That refers to early magic lnv1a of the 18901," be Nld. "It was • feat performed by Cbun1 Lina Sao. state name or W. E Robinson of Iowa "IT SEEMED hkt· " t·1rcusy and pleasant thtme for an openma pamuna and symbohc of tht' muewn reaching new heights .. "Floating Lady' 1s a recurring theme in the sculpture, paintings and eraphlcs that have earned him a national reputation. . The three painlin~s in this exh1b1t1on take curvilinear shape:., e ach 1s·an expanse of silvered acrylic color stretched over a wall-hanging frame and partially wrapped by a narrow wooden edge tapers back, casting complex shadows on the wall. To quote Gene Cooper, professor of art history at Cal State Lonti: Beach, from the brochure: "ONE NOTABLE characteristic about these 'paintings' is their unexpected deep sides . What should be a thin disc without a distinguished side when viewed head-on becomes a weighty object when viewed obliquely. "Contrary to traditional paintings, which can be seen completely from a singl e position. these ask the viewer to move from one edge to another dis- covering how the painting relales to the w~ll al various points." Participatory viewing 1s essential, DeLap believes. ~o each person will "have more to bring back." lie add~. "Jt 's rewarding to ftnd that things you see don't exist Everything 1s an illus ion of one type or another. The act 1s not a~ important as the ex- perience." • THE EFFECT 1~ 19st an black and white photo· graphy. "The edges are too important," he explained. "You can shoot them at an angle but the nature of transferring an object to film 1s disappointing." DeLap, who li ves in Corona del Mar, is an ac- co~plished !11agician. He has noticed a resurgence of interest in the occult, magic as a hobby and weightlessness in space. . "~an has always wanted lo Cly or float so levitation -the defying of gravity has always heen the classic ultimate," he said. He first combined art and levitation during a Marcel Duchamp Ft•)i tival at UCI in 1970 when he "raised" a j.{rad )itul.lcnl lo the amazement of the audienc·e LJ\ST ~.ATU~DA Y . night. amid the opening fest1v1t1es. Florine, Child of lhc Air " <actuall y a Unjversal Studios stunt woman 1 was suspended over the museum on a much grander and more meehanical scale. . On~e she was "magically" oCC lhe ground, an industrial crane spiraled her 100 feet an the air, ac- DINNER SPECIALS ~~itij;kWHAt~, 1 400 MAIN. BALBOA PENINSULA • L.A. and SAN FRANCISCO know why, and now it's YOUR chance before IEW YORK and LONDON find out why ... --·· 0 ...,,_ --· --.... -- 'Rorine, Child of the Air, ' a sculpture by Tony DeLap, was · pertormed by a Universal Studios stuntwomsn 494-8081/9 Mf~C:OAITHWT. u....~ Sun .. Sel>t.25 JaaY IUIHS DOOICIATS Mon .. Sept.28 IAUAIA PAH~I + 1Mlll ~~~~~~~~~--o;.z• ...... Dally"""" "'9WW IUcllaN ........ cented by kheg hghts against the darkness. Although no one knew better than he did the logistics involved, DeLap hoped the audience could ·stare for a few minutes. retain the illusion of mo- m ents when she could be seen without the cable. convince themselves that she was flying and manufacture certain m an1festallons." lie has been commissioned by the museum to do Jo'loaung Lady -"Number Six or Seven" -a 47-foot sculpture due in November Director Keeps Bwy By TOMTITUS OI Tiie O•llY l'llol 51•11 When a director gets a community theater pro· duction on the boards, he usually tries to drop in and check up on 1t as many times us possible during the run In lhe case of John W11liams, however, he'd n ext Saturday of its week's class l s two Y o u n g A c t o r s hours. Conservatory at the SCR theater in Costa Mesa. Enrollment deadline The 11-week program, for the program is next the first of three to be F rid a y 3 O . T h os e held during the 1977-78 interested in additional s eas on , oCfers pro-information should call fessional acting training Lee Shallat. director of lo students from 8 to 16 . the conservatory, vears of age . Each 646-3252. be meeting himself com-------------------- ing and going these days. ,W1lhams 1s the d1rcc t o r of both "My Daughter's Rated X" for the Huntington Beach P layhouse and "Kiss or . M a k e U p '.' a t t h e Westminster Communi- ty Theater." Both com- edies have been running through September, a lthough "Oau~hter " g i v e s-t s C i n a 1 performan ce tonight. The Westminster s how closes next weekend M Synop<·• .kxeph Mollord W 1lli0m l ""8r, P'oboblY tho qeatest e,,q,v, ~ope O'nlt 11775-1851 ) •.. T~ poiri1fld fmt and floenl. He leh to the world some 300 pontonqs. 300 W01•color1 and abo.11 I 9 IXX) OoOWlf>CJS. The wonder '' no! tho! \OtNI of hi\ effort\ were medlOO'e, but thal M> rnony we<e f.,si ~Ole. Hi, ~terptece\ Corl be <r<•n '" oil motor rTMeutni or,,......d the world, olthooq!I the Tote G 111.-.y "' Londoo ho\ probably 1hn la')"\t colt1K1'°" ()l.J World M td .,, pride 1n ,i,,,""nq P'l'"'">C.l' of LM qool•ty only inrl 1nv1111 r~I 17! l')vt'<\ to \ee and jvdqe for rhem\l!IVll\ All me1<l10!'ldi~ '17''~" a<i vncond111ord 7-dcy monevboc~ qyoron111., NOW!! BOBWHITE ,PLUS LISTZ & COMPANY 'T~Vl2()~ . DAILY SPECiALS 9U.AKFAST to I I :00 A.M. 2 eggs, 2 pancakes 99c bacon Of sau e LUNCH SELECTION Wfflc to 4 $1.95 DINNER SELECTION MIGHTL Y T endlrioin Steak $295 Served with eoop or salad. choice of potatoes or rice pilaf and rolls ......., •~" 5930 West Coast Hk)hway, Newport hodt 646-4202 GERMAINE and CLEAR DAYS TU E !-DAY 1hr11 SATURDAY 9-T And when he 's not looking in on the shows he 's already whipped in-o,.. 7 ffys,.,. .., ... .,_·,o-, BUFFET & LUNCHEON· to shape, you can find "'===~~==============~I Paul Case, Drums * DJ NNER * him at the Long Beach -COFFEE SHOP Community Playhouse .II& .II& DANCING AND rehearsing .the cast of W .............. W ENTERTAINMENT • * * HAPPY HOUR I * • * "Send Me No Flowers," t TUE. THRU SAT. COCKTAIL ENTERTAINMENT hisnextproject.Clearly, t 9p T02A 11.AlllB HAIDlll Williams is a fellow who 1/!911. • • .& .M. .M. WHITEY HOPPMAll TllO loveshisw.o~k* f -&rlO OJ t ~~~.~,~~ SundayChampagne A REPRISE of Golden ~ i co•ld 91 • 011 thu• Brunch WestCollege·s children'l) t GIJOr tf!S t ~j~~Y:Y.~0:: :.°':~ BANQUET FACILITIES 20-400 theater production of ftw y_...... w. IM!tk you'll • • h .r.. f .. The Brave Lion ... first t t co-bod& oft-. 091Clft9. . JO 1 n t e 1. un . s taged l:is t s ummer. St all T f .. 1 .btert..._. ... Clltd you'H • t opens Saturday for two e eP YG111 at.~ cMllCJht.d wltti 211t2 Pacific Coast Highway more weekends in the t Sllrlmp TempuPa t .. , "'oderot• be•n•CJ• Hunt ington Beach patio theater on campus pnu.tNctun. ~~6 J.4"'J. Dennis King and Lee Cldc:llen on a Sllewer K01io..1A LA .... ES ~~ ,... ., Griffin are res taging the t t " " show. which features 2699 HARBOR BLVD. ~)O<> S le v e Su git a , Sher I t Served with Green Vegetables COST A MESA Golds tein, Donna-Jean Soup· Rice· Green Tea t 545-1112 · Cunniff , Laurie Sondag,, ,.._ _______ __, '" · · · ; DerekOq~a~dlrec -t 785 t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~0~~:~.~~eiar~~d~~!\ t llD•lll,ll t 'Ciuo CCeriyal{i Steal{ and Sundays through Di'nne Ii $'Y n ~ Oct. 2 with seating on a rs or #e:'IJ first come. first served f #60 Fashion Island, Newport Center t basis Ad~:-;:ion is St f Reservations honored: 644_4811 Two of our regular Teriyaki steak dinners with your t choice of sou p or salad and potato or rice, served with s 0 u TH c 0 As T COME IN ANO BE OUR HONORED GUEST. warm bread. Specially priced at $7.95 for both. ~oeu"n~~~0 ~~e h:psen~:1 0• .... •••••fl ne•1ot\u1 ·ftone~ FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT rtj q 1111-notel u-tirporter • GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN RM e CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10-3 PM . ·18700 MAC.ARTHUR BLVD. • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET LOUNGE IRV INE.,CALIFORNIA e CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HAS. (Opposite Orange County Airport) (714) 833·2770 .., .,, ,., ·~ 6> Ill :l~tJRANTS .'I:. I It~ ..... ~ I This couPon good for Two Terryakl .. _....._ I SI k DI Buena l'llrk Centor ___ .., ea nners, specially priced 1'1176 La Palni1 Aw 22!!0 e. Unccln I at 1usl $7.95 lor both at any of lhe 99!>·76!1 63f>.4453 restaurants lasted below , ~ .. ~ ...... _._ I "'-· lrvlne --v _,,, ,... .. _ ..... 11 Mosa NowPorl Beach Seap(l(I Village I 2300 H.1rbor 81vr1 3j3:} W Cod:.t Hwy I /')7 F ()yOf Rtl 168 Marina Or. 5'1(}.8535 642·2Xl5 !l46-44oo !>98-9431 I Palboe l11tnd Dana Point Marina lako FOfeat S.nll Anl I ~00 Marine Ave. 25100 Del Pracl•1 ?:.1873 Lake Fores! Or. 33 Fashion Square 673-8720 496-0855 708-4999 &42-3307 I This offer is also available al our Rlggor Res111urant. rnshlon Island. Newport OP I · Belcil. Open Mon , Thurs.~ Fri. lo 10 00 PM ........ OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 13, 1977 ·~··••II Dining aft~ laK~ is Bade d - thre Jl1sit au ()aajldfgli al llarrittl's ~()at Wed. thru Sat . .,\\GrriOtt:n . ... .., ·~ .,.,...c.illj., ,..,_. tn•t ••• •ooo ... .. Fr1d!y, S!pt.mber 23. 1 an DAIL V PILOT CS :l Brief ballets on Laguna bill Lisa Robertson and Kr1st1 Moorhead are amoung the leading dancers In Ballet Pec1flca's program of short ballets at 4 p.m. Oct. 2 and 8 p.m., Oct. 3 at the Laguna Moutton Playhouse, 608 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Tickets at $4 adults and $3 children and stu- dents rrwt be reserved by calllng 494--7271. Eskimo life recreated Miniature Ivory carving• ot a male loon and an Hgle are amoung the artlt11eta on dl.aplay In "Survival: lite and Art of the Al-.n Eaklmo.'' Sunday through Nov 6 at Bowerl Museum. 2002 N Main St., Santa Ana. Admltalon la frM. Biii Gekas chats with stu- dent Debbie Morrlasette In a ac•n• from "Flnlahlng Touches, .. now through Oct. 15 at San Clemente Communi- ty Theater's Cabrillo Playhouse. For Informa- tion, call 492-0485. Events Center .on Old Autos TONIGHT, SI l'TIMIUI U 'UN·NATIONAl..S' -Pre·4' SlrMI Roell and antlqua automoDllu. Reghtratlon 1\1 .-r ur), tonight 11 Hyatt L.odOCt. 2l931 Pa...odcl Valencia, Laguna Hiiis; S.turday, alW>w and voll~ll ,_,..,,.,.nt at Uon Cov"" try S.larl; SUnoay, vollevl>lll finals, ,,_ -•-"'"' at Oranga Col.I,.. t., Raceway, lnct11dn ponc:ah tM'eakfMt (".50), •wap >INC" !\SI, 41dmlulon with 1W1rk1ng 11 I, • • m , .. Jp.m . 'RELATIVITY ANO CIOSMOl.OOY' -Pt-IMturn •how, now through Oct. 1S 7:30 and t pm Frid1y1, 7:30 p m. S.lurdays 11 Orange Cout Coll-pt...,.t1rlum, 1101 F1trvlew Road. Coste Mew Frt1. Aourva t1onsS$6 S7n EDOAlt llROEN -Wllll dummy ChartloMcCM1h'f,lo clock tonlglll In Oren<ie Coast Cot•-· AUdttorlum, tlOI Fairview R..00, Cosio Mffo. '3. S'.16-4177, or at tlck1t office In - mint Watkin buildtr19. ORGAN RECITAL-By e>rll~wlN>ff Jo .. pl\ Schenk, I o'cl~k tonight •I First Botllhl Church, tOIO w. '""SI., Santo An1 M11stc by Baell, Htn- denuth, Franck •ncl others. SO-tJS7. l ::JO cr'clo<k tont{lllt throuQI\ Ocl. U, Tllu"41ys through Saturdays only, et Cabrltto PIOhOUH, 202 A•tnld• C1Drlllo, San ClenMnl•. m~s. 'OH C:OWAltO'-Mlltlc•t comedy r1• vu• by Noel coward, I o'clock tonight Ind S.t.wday, Or-Coo .. Coll- Oroma CIUb In OCC Drema lAD. 2701 Falrv-ROid, Cotto Maw. Delllnd •llClllorlurn. 11. SINIOlt QTlllNSWIUl Al Lion Country Salerl, UOO Moulton Parltwrt L.aQl#W Hlllt, INH today 111rCKiQll Sundrl. U. 50 admission IOr persons JD and owr, t :4J a,m, to S p.m. LINDA lllONSTADT -N-throll(lh Oct. 2 at untwnal Amphllnaoter. (JIU "°"'421. TH• N•W Oll••K TMIATIR -GladYl Kntgllt .. TM Pips, plus Jim· mte Walker, tonlgllt 9M S.t11rdoy; Shlrley a.swy. Sunday tllrOUQll Tue .. day; Sealt lo Croltl, Sept. J9.0c1. I. (2 IJJ "6-MlO. CONTINUING IN LOS ANGaLIS - "For COIOt'ed OlrlL-" tl1to•111t1 SUn- d•Y al \M Mar1t T-r l'onirn; ''TM Act," WW0111J11 Oct. 16 llt tM Ooroltl'I' c~nctter Pavilion. tltdeflnlt• run: "Chorus Line," •t Ille $h11beri , .... , ... r Times/Places Preston Hibbard. Admltston b'f don•· tlon. l'LUTI ll•CITAL -By Orel1t Sflanlav --.s. plus lecture Ofl ''The First Six Wltekl of Flute Ploytr19 end H-to SWV!w It," I p.m. SUnday In Cot 5tOCe Long 9Nch MUtk Recllat Hell 127,6101 !.11t1St. MONDAY,U"aM•~au Tll -In CDl'Cllft, 7;IO p..m. Monday al Lcwl9 llMdt .,_, JOO I!. Ouon BIW., Lall 9Mcll. SU s.te. 7S. (2 IU '37·m!.. • 'OITHSllMAN• S .. lllNOS' -Wo1'1<1 premiere by H•rve'f p.,,, Sef>t. it. Oct. 16 .t .,. Mot'k Teper Forum of lhe LOS Aneelft Music: Canw, U.S N. Orancl Aw. 121>1 t72-7%11 °' CNt'OI llM C21Jl'!Nll2. .IAU OOMCaln' -c.I 9t.W LMlg lloadl He4# Mullc: E~e, • p.m. Th11rlclay In the CSUL9 St11dlo T-•· 6101 E. 7111 St. AIW. 5tlMllo EnwnllleS In Jur ~ I p.m. S.pl. », N11W louUon. 12 Thllnday, 12.JO r:rtt1rt. 1'1cUlaat ... PIUDAY,Mf'TSMala• ·what we have here Is a total lack of respect for thelawl" Burt Reynolds ''Smokey ... .,. Bandit'' Sally Field · .Jerry Reed.., .Jackie Gleason I ~·)lltl·"~'"'01 ~·1<11 Screeflilay by JAMES LEE BARRETT and CHARLES SHYER & ALAN MANDEL· Stoiy by HAL NEEDHAM & ROBERT l LEVY Music: by Bill .lJSTtS and JERRY REED Otrected by HAL NEEDHAM P1oduced t>y MORTENGllRERG·· M • .... • • • ..,_ ••••• A RASTAR P1oduct1on • A UNIVERSAL Pictuie ·Technicolor" CALL THEATRES FOR SHOWTIMES AND CO·HITS (JI< I• "41 ,t NI JI I ' r ". OANCI! ~CIRT -Billet. mOO.rn unco, acraoatlo, roo dM>Clng and vlhldlMtte comDlnocl DY James c ...... n~ -Ille AC,.,. Dance Com PMY. I o'cloO tonight .,.d Sot11ro1y et C.t Slit. Fulte,,on, IOO N. St1to Gotteoe 81..i ._. ITG-Wlorl7C>-U47. COIN ANO ST.AMI' EICP0-10 a.rn. to 10 pm. tooay and Saturday, tOo.m. to • pm Su<Wy at LOO 4ngeles C:- venllon Canter SI itd11IH, un~ 12 ,, .. ON•·ACT ll'UYS -"TM Privet• Eer" and ''Tiii Pu04tc Ev•.'' I.JO o'CIOC1t IOnlQM, s.turclay end lePI. JO·O,t. I al Cotta Mna Ct.,lc Playhouse, Orange County l'atr. groundl, • l'alr Drfw. Cotto Mita. S1'-Sdt. SATUllDAY,MPT9Ml•R24 'l'IODL•it ON THa 11001'' -Mustcat, I o'clock Sat11rdaY at PNrton ..... TllMtW. Syc.amort aftd Lemo" atroets, A1t1hetrn. 3.SO general, $.2.SO 1.......U 11 ~ under end Mnlon. ~S27'L TU•.IDAY, U~Mllll r1 POLKMUSICCDNC•RT-8'fDavld Ba11mger"tan, Ip m. T-4ay In S.nta AllO Colt-OUldOor amplllllleater, 11111 end 8'1t*I tlrMll. Prct<Oclecl b'f s.cn-,6p m. l'r ... 'l'ANTASl•S' -Wond llf'9'Tllln ------------------------. c:Of'Mcl'( by Jad!Je H-. I P.lft. 'NIGHT MUST l'ALL' -S_.,\I ctram1, I o'clock tonlgnt and S.1ur· clay, s pm S""d•• •• c11 St1t• F111t.,,on A,..... Tl'leoltr, IOO N St•I• Gottege Blvd IJO.J371. 'l'INISHING TOUCHIS' -Gom..sy, A NEW DINING ADVENTURE mAnDAn1n CHINESE Geurmet c u1s1NE· PEKING • SHANGHAI ~~~.: jrJc;;·~ ·ufr····"< '"' ~ SZECHWAN • HUNAN Daily Lunch And Dinner Yow Host Giid Hoshu - MIU Giid ~ ChlClllCJ (Former Chef of the Twin Dragons-Anaheim) 1500 ADAMS A YE. I.At H.t.r ll•d.I COST A MESA 540-1937 LOI ANGILH COUNTY l'AIR - T odoy llWOUQtl Oct 2 at lat rgrovncta In Pornone. UVHIO<k, f lne oru 11\d tn- dustrtal "-l, llofM racing, carnlv1t rfOH -enlenolnmfllt. t 1.m . to 10 p.m. Sunda'f$-TllurtdaY1, t • rn. to tt p.m. Frlcla'fl -Saturdln. n.u octuttt, 50 '""" children .. n . under • lrM. 00 -In cone•,,, tonlQllt And S1t11r· d•Y at the Goldef'I eur, JOit P1<tt1c: Coast HIQlt'tlr•Y. HunUngton B .. ch. Wednesday, Blondlt Sl'-9600 'THI ROYAL l'AMILY' -Kaulman· Fertllf' CDfMdY. I· :JO o'clo< k tonight through Od. I, T .. Mleyt-Saturda'fl, plus 2:>0 p.m. rn1ttne• Sunday. '"4.074.J•l• t p.m. 'l'lllVAT• LIV•&· -Noel Coward com..OV. now ttvOU(lll Oct 30 11 Soulh Cool! R--1orv. 1117 H-porl Blvd , CostaMMa. ..... l>U. HIAITIAN'S DINNER THIATIRI -"'Ole Odd COUPie," now It UO Awnlda Pleo, San Oememe, '92..ft50, S14H U; "C«ntval," ,_through Oct. 2 01 Ille Gfand HOie!, 1 Hotel Way, Anaheim m .n10,"'"'"· COMIDIANS -At Leff Stop, 2tn SE. 9rltlol St., N9WP0'1 lloocll. To- day tl'w'OuQll NontJay Mut-r encl 'TH• e RAVE Llotf' -Cl>llclrtfl't show, t and 3 p.m. Slll.,,day, 5'inda'f 1nct Oct. 1 and 2, Golden Wffl COii- Patlo Thoet.r, IS7 .. Goldfll Weal St.," Huntington a..cll. fl, INDIAN· ... sTIVAL -Dancu, M>ngi, foOds, arts -crafts, I to s p.m . Saturday 1t Euclid Parle, tt7U Main St., Gordelt Grove.,., ... WORLD IKATleDARD CHAM· l'IONIHI" -1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Ille Long 8o1<ll Arena, :JOC e. Oc.., 111..0. ~ '° tn aovance, ~•I doOr. (21J)47-t2SS. AM.RICAN INDIAN DAY -I p.m. S1turd•Y In Klwantst1nd Pork, Garden G<ove lltvd. at Kerry Strttt, WIC*ISDAY, HIJoTIMlllt 29 SQUAii• OANca -Llber'ty 5qu1ret donc:e~.7:30-1.ISPm W~ netday at Huntington Canter, 7777 Ed· lnQef' Aw .• Hunttnglon 8eocll. RAY IRAOIURy -G .. sl tPHker, 7 p,m , Wedneidav In S.nla An• COll- Phttllps Hall, 17111 •nd Brt1tol 1lrfflt. FrM. THUltSDAY, Sl!~TIMIER 2' COIN AND ST.AMI' SNOW -10 1 m . SepL 29-0et. 2 at the Long Beach Arena, JOO E. OcNll Blvd. SI. good for •llfOUf'MyS. Sept. » end Oct. I In 9"11111 lilflt at lrvlne Harwtt l'fftlval, ..,.,aMa RMCI II cut ... r Of'lv9. S2. beneflb 919 Sl1ten.D'-1l\60rSJM226. 'SONOUO'-~eftterUllt rne11t .• I p.m. Sll9t 30 at Golden Watt Coll-Community Center, 1574' Golden W..I St., Hllf'lllngtoft Booc:ll. \I. CHUCK .IONIS MAGIC ltlVUI! -2. 3, 4 end 7:30 p.m. Sept. :JO; noon. 1, J:30anct• p.m. Oct. t oncl 1, 2,land 4 p.m. Oct. 2 at Huntington Canter. m1 Edll'l<le' Aw., Huntln!llon 8Hch. FrM. Call 842-5678. Put • f ew word• to work tor ou. Garden Grow. Includes ceremOftles. ----------------------- US.OS. '* llOCX 'N' lt~L lll[VIVAL' -J, s and 7 pm. Satunley -Sunday at Mogle Mountain In Valencia, wllll 8oOCl'f v ... Tiie l'WllCl'lln• and 8obl>y Freeman. 17.U generel, U •! chllOren. SOUTH tOAST REPERTORY'S YOUNG · CONSERVATORY FOR YOUR CREATIVE 8-16 YEAR OLD -----------------------J•<ll Morion S1pl 17·0ct. J : 'COLLICTORAMA' -Jewelry, teolN~ QIOOCtl. furniture and other Items, t o.m to s p.m. Sotvnlay and Sunday at tl'e Or•nge Co<lnfy Falr- gr_..a, •Fair~,,,., Costa Mesa. Professional Acting Training * Emphasis on Individual Creativity for the Stage * Script Work * Acting Exercises & Techniques * Rehearsal & Presen.tation of Performance Project for Audience at SCA T~eatre * CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWY. LAGUNA NIGUEL (ACC_Y.....,I'~) 499-2626 496-5773 IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FORll'f AV!. UGUNAIEACH C111n.u..iywt11 Mii* FfH Parldng. 494-N91 752..asA GollOQllM. Richard Lewis, and l'ap. "' and ~tell 1;30 -to p.m. wta•ntgflll 1\2 50 plus OM drink minimum); I >O and 10:20 pm. FrtO.yt end Saturdays l~.50 plus two orlnkU. 'KIDS' DAYS' -At DI_.,,_ Sltur- day and SUndlY, wllll -katffri In 3 p m parade both 01ys• Plu• pertormlr19 at 12:JO, 1 :JO, 4:30 and s :JOdalty.ta.m.to7p.rn.bolhdays. SUNDAY, Sl~Mllll U l'OP nSTIVAL -Magpie, uey, E<llPM and Dow, J p.rn. SUnday at trvtne Bowl, Festlv•I of Ar1 grounds, 6SO La(IUNI CMl'fon Rood, LogllNI lltach. M.25 at Mutual a(llncles or 11cu1 ofll<e. 'YOUNG ... CW\.l'S DAY' -A1111e New~ H.-ArJ MllMUm, '50 Sin Clement• t>rtw, Newport Boacll. Con· 11-WEEK 2-HOUR SATURDAY PROGRAM CALL 646-3252 -MON. THAU FRI. -9 AM - 5 PM 'MARATHON W•mtllNO' -Al Knott'• llcwry Farm, a.-. l'1r1t, to- d1y through ~nday. Htghttghlt· JoAnne WOf'l•Y In Raul• D1111e R•vue. 1, 1:4S and 10· IS tonl11M, 7:30, t encl 10:30 p.rn. Saturday; marau- danca conl .. t, ttaro I o'ctocll 1ontQht; latent competition, t:30, a end s p,m. s.tlnlay; hlOl>-wlre ar1111 The Gf'NI Vat.,,llno, 1, 4 and • p.m. Salurdo Ind Sunday; parachute l11mp ,.,_, S p.rn. Saturd•Y -S\ft- d•'f; por-. 2 pm. SUnd•Y; beollty p1ge1nt, 2:JO pm !Wnd1y U.'5 '"" <luelet rldel. cert by Min TurnllUll and memDo" ----Dl66Ul----.. -.-nr...--_.--... -.,. ...... -..,....,,.._..,,ON..,....,,.l..,.ADt''=,.,..----- of Hol*, CIUldOor1, 2·» 1>.m. s..noay; , .,......__ .... -~ .. .,1,1 --alto, _.illOP, ,_.,to 4 p.m. wllll _,_._._.._,..._ .... ....,_. Capote Due A.utlwrSpeal\A at UCI Author Truman Capote will speak in UC Irvine's Fine Arts V"lage Theatre at 8 p.m. Sept. 28, under sponsorship of the UCI Committee on Lee· tu res. In "An Evening with Truman Capote," the nov· ellst will tead from hla own work and discuss "the Wl'iter'slife." / • Publlcatlon of "In Cold Blood" drew national attention to the writer. Published in 19651 lt was the result of six years of research Into the murder of a prosperous Kansas farm family. - Tickets for the Wednesday nlebt lecture at $4 are available beglnnlne Sept. 26 from the Associa- ted students Ticket Office In Gateway Commons or from the Commltteo on Lectures. University of Callfomla, Irvine, CA 92717. Remainlnl tickets will be 1old at the door. For further Information call the ommittee on Lectures (714 > 833·5588. 114 lllEX FIMS ~ "SU'ilJCJQl 111." -WAD mmD· llDWl !MIS· SUSAH ICJWW,.AIJX CO!IO ---NOW PLAYINR!-------"IMJ4' ....._.,.,,.MIU41M -•-tH·PMt -·· .... C.,....ut-1~ ...... _ .. ·---· ... ==~~-=-• 4'1111~1 1:.10•1,.fl li3..~ f I• , I I~, fl Jm :t'I •a_.. TOUU ...... ·~ YOU UOMT ~MY L•l !Nt PUHNY LADT l"Ot LIM 1111-'11••-· 0. ,.._ H1W YCMUC., HIW YOtlK (l'01 ""' ONI OH OHi !POi _.T ,. .. urs •a MO'nt TOU"\L HfYll ,_,- YOU LIGHT U' MY Liff ll'OI. "us rUNNY LADT rl'Ot • ........ AfllOCM)UIH CMAMfttOH M DIA'"(ll) 9'US SHOC1C WAVIJ Cl'Ot ,.._,_..¥Ma--nM Al ... "°"~ ..... ~ .... ,.."'"..,.,... .. .. . ' ,. (8 OAllY Pll OT 'Woman's' Movie Real, Touching By 808 ftlOMAS ·--··,_ "VO U GllT VP MY l.I FE" as un update of tht-Ruby Keeler mu:m:ab ubout n tx-a1n n~r ·s :.t ruan:l t\ t o :.lurdom ln um It 'i. Didi Conn trymg lo "el ubtmd 1n the "'orld of TV <'Om nwrcaalb und pop musll' Wall s he malr.t.' al, t.h:sp1tc her pushy fwther <Joe ~alvt>r), dull faance •Slcphoo Nathan>. and Jn on-the-muke film director <Michael Zai.low J? J<>&eph Brook!> :.eems to have done 1t all himself -5':ript, darec- uon and m usic, and he has made un eame:,t and ~ometa mes t ouching film. It's not terribly ex- citing, but it's a good woman's story. a rarity · on the screen. PG. "SIDIEWO.OEllt , .. Is wh•I ""' tr.Oe1~1'9Sagood~attreu.,,.. tor drt~ Im. meanlt19 IMt II I• hHY'f on •ct.ort, .toln.py on dr.im•tlcs. lut •••n hardtOP cu'1omen mo find 01vers1on In 11'11• \lmPl•mlnded ••11• ot motocro'' "" lno. Mlcrwtel Park•" '"" •olemn. dadlc.oted rac&r almlno 10 pro•• d new motoro(le delliQn, M111r ,.,.. Gorlner PlftYl hi• llOhl Mori>'<!. g1rl·cNl~m9 partner Susan Howard Is cas1 In the l•mlllarroloof the ha/d ., n•lfs bu\lnt"' •xetuUve who h t r•nslormoo 11110 •-man by• rot I In Iha hay with Parks The aclor'l .,,. earnest, and Iha racln9 K"'" almost coveruPlhtcllcr.e.crlpt. Rated PG "I NEVl!R PlltOMISEO YOU A lltOSE GAllDIE N" tells Int harrowing atory of• t~r'• strUQQle to con- q uer ,_.... lllneu Her rKOwrv Is tlam .. recl b'I' the other patients and a Udlstlc crdetl'(, 11<11 ,.... .. , •• 11°" .. Iha comi-st0nat• doclor, M<1slllWlv p layed by Bibi Ander~ TM lllm Is enll...C:ed by. $lunnlnQ performance by K•lhlC"en Oulnlan, • desar•lno """'I"" '°" ,ac.oarn., con1lwatoon. Rated PG. "SM()l(EY AHO T HE •ANOIT" h.n been °"'"'bed b'f llsd.reclor, Hal NH<ll>am •s "pure fun •nyone who bo!lle•es • word of It sr.ould H• a snt1nk Bun A~ynold5 Is l)Olnt man tor J,.,,., RW<I, wno 1s r&elnq 11 lruclolO&d ol bffr •cro" wveral .iates. Jacloll' C.le•\On pla\'\ the redneck Sheriff ll\e action I• •o Int, the humor Ml OflAHOE' UAC1yC1,..t11H 134-3'11 COSTA lllH A UA $olAn Coul c.ntmas MCMISIM ORANQ[ Orange DI ... 1022 -........ ,,. ..... , ... _,.,._., llYl ... Y•-...,_H ... lf leillt .. _ .. ,_ ..... I'(; a eWTUOl Y ••1•0 MOW la" -w~b '"' f~y -.. ,,_..una GI .. "-· -• NII _ ... In 1o0e,•• O••m-ld 11'\a ~tw•willl pi.< .. ''°""""''"" ao...ono..,.... T v 'omm••<.l•h I• • Kun9 "" mll'ilM&wa. l ... ...._Ol lM -· -.1 """"-OMIN.,,.ollll Of CBS' "60 MlnVIK" I• worll• llM eclmlnlan P'lt• flw ~ '"'°" IW••llY en ... , ,_,, -.. ,,. .. , .. ,, NM• ,,_ .. ••lll'IQ "N&W YOllK, N•W YO•K" \UC: lff<I\ Ill ~flnq I,,.-.. •IY~ •llCI ""*IOI llW Dl9 bM\4era llMIOWlflV WOf~ W•r II II , .... In IKlll•••ne w .......... e K-\ IW eudien(• lnlarMt. lt1A -II It In~ -Ce and • •o.in •rmi;>etlly •• U.. pellent wll•. Roc.n OltHtro '°"'-,.,. ..,. .. t>I••-............ OI "Tul Or ...... " R•led PC; "ONE Ot11 ONE" ll -t!Wr h_., •um,_ IW'P'l .. , an WIP'""'''°"' film brlmmln9 wllll lle•rt ano lautlllff Robby 8anson I• ... "" O•••laect ba•loetbatt hoHhot who ,.,.,,. -ptttalls of an atNetk tac· tory. 8IMcr> -his letlM<, .Jerry '541991, .... IN SPilre '°"lpt, -LA· ,,_, .JollnlOn OJrected wllll en 11n· aerst-lngof 11'111 CM1111USSC-. RM· .. o PG, but theres. little to 9111de Cl!lldt'lfl abouL "MAC::A lltTH U It" convlnctn9ty ""'~ the ,_ end lffl ot the wa,. In IM Pacific and Korte. C.r~~., f'Kk POS-WJ IM pt,yskat bl!•rlng -the ""'OIC quality of the la•oer·than-111• -rrlor, but hi' com· plrallW.. are not copcured Matthew Robbins ""pt Splendid '-UPpOf"I comes trom o ... O'H~rllhy '" Prr•ldenl RoosflWll anct Ed Flanoerr. "' Pre\ldent Trum<tn Rated PG "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" I\ v1ntaoe Bond, thi.s lime the ,,. .. oe••lloabl• ft1I 1olns wllh his former enemle$ of KGB, principally a nut>U• •tunner t>l•ved b'I' S.rbar• Baell, In <om bating a stWppltogm.tgr>ate -Curt JurQens -wllo cotlec\S nuclear ,.,.._ m•rlner.. Director Lewis Giibert .,,.1.....ins a modicum of bell•••bllltv and~-• no longer seems un- comlona1>1e IOll-lnQ Sun Con· nery'sat. Ralecl PG. .,A BRIDGE TOO "Allt" reprod1K• WOrld War 11 operation In a la•l\11 sl'(te that lM wClt11me Atiles could K•celY •Hord. The 'l!«lkte ls Impress.I .. , and the l>Ufnan stories are lnlelllQlnllv clrectecl. Rllted PG, ttw 1I1 m c.ontalns much bilttlef I 111<1 oon. "STAllt WARS" is• l~rlo fllm. • worlt of such 50l>flng lm<tQlnailon th•t It wlll wt standdrcls for years to come The cast, t>e..oed by Alec Gui· neu, Mark Hamill and C.rrle Fisher. 1s uniformly QOOd, l><lt the rNI stars ar" the ~l•I ~ffeC1s wlurds. R•ted PC.. o-IR] C) 1'177 1<1'1'1 Ill""' l".OC tU:J..IA<,(J) 8V \HTfJ) rl>I nt.ffillllJTll ~°'j l"rt>t'NI'( l'IC wtSTllllHSTER UAWellMll IU~NA f'Alllt BUE HA PARK 0 .1. 121-4010 He fought wars and won them. He defied Presidents-and might have been one. edwards LIDO CINEMA MEW PORT BLVD. AT VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH 673-8350 Didi Conn plays an aspiring slnger-oongwriter who has to deal with career problems and three difficult men, including her father, In 'You Light Up My Lita' .. ' • : .. " ... In 'Rose Gatden' there is the flawless performance of Kathleen Qu inlan ... ! was unprepared for the staggering unaffec\ed.integrlty of thts performance." -John Simon. H.Y.Mae&dne "It is a moving rem inder of the strength and lndomitablllty of the human splrlt ... The "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden' is a powerful but delicately structured film ... There are scenes that brought tears performances are all supert> ... lt Is Kathleen Quinlan's performance as Deborah that truly illuminates the whole film ... ***v•*" -K•lhlean c. .. ou. The Daily Hew• to my eyes. and scenes that filled me with joy ..• A rapturous young actress named Kathleen Quinlan is nothing short of br1111ant." ·'Quinlan mirrors Deborah's inner turmoil in a strong -Ra• Reed, N Y. Oally Htwa °Kathleeo Quinlan gives a remarkable· performance •. 'I Never ~omised You a Rose Gprden' ls kind of a strong testimonial to the Incredible machine that la man's spirit." -Bob 8elrMOO'· WIHI Radio . and sensi tive performance." -Ch111f0Phe• Po1111rltel<J, T 11f1t M11Qat1na ';ANNIE HALL llUSTOL AT MACAaTHUl 540.7444 A different kind of looestanJ, PLUS (PG) I I · Ronstadt (1hanging Her Act 1S'f W ROBINSON ln tn-: midst ol r bla iuuooal lour. Ltnd• Hoasudt. renectt'Cl on bow 1t'a ~ loUla· 1ome weird 1hota tb•L m t.ued up my own natural c:ycl••· Evcrytblnl ju11t went nuta tonce. ··Ptu.•. J wu worryln1 too much. l •lw">'' Wtk• It per'M>lually II I think anyone LI bored, or ti evel"}'Onf' Isn't complete- ly happy all the time, whet.her lt bu aoyt.hl.na to do with the tour or oot.. ROCK.TALK none of that surfa ce pohteneu anymore, everyone in the band is Incredibly close, we're all really uaht. • '1 would never be ond the kind or udjuisUng aatWlecl with a mindless wo had to do w1u. realm· road existence, J don't beyond that. It .. a rllk all the time, lf you want to subject yourself to lD· tense experiences, tho pain may be 10 debWtal· mg that it'U cripple you. Or, you'll be fol'Ulled by 11. "l 'm r1ne IM>W." ahe 01d. tt•lc-phonlnc from Jthoncapolb, "but it wu luu1h at the beJLnninl. 1 was sick. l dld.n't 10 t.o bed. and 1l tumed into alr•11 lt got. complicated by ~ller&l • and J aot •'THJ8 18 a new band, t.eo1e. ThJll Is an amulni want that. But this tour "I WAS WOR&l.ED a band,'' ahe entbueed. turned out to be me sort bit that aome of these ''th ~t band I've bad, or examining Ju.st what guyawereonrqualltled; ever. But it was real klnd of a person I'm that they can play better hard for us, because turning into and ques-stuff than they could every single one ol us tlonlng it a little bit. with my mualc. But 1 ------------------went through unbelleva· Some ot it I'm pleased finally realized that I blechan&es. with, and some or it I'm wasn't there to entertain "We bad to look at the not. the band and the au· ., ........... MORE ROCK 'N ROLL Undla Aonladt "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" COHIT-0 FUNNY LADY" (PG) belt and the worst sides .. Pain will either stop dience, and that there ol ourselves, we all got you dead in your tracks was musical agreement an education ... main· or you'll learn.something on st.age, and t.he band ly me. You do lt every Crom it and you'll grow wasgettingoCfonthat." time you go out on the --------------------------- ''SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG) "LOVE ANO DEATH" "FANTASIA'' CG) "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" COHIT-"THE DEEP" "ONE ON ONE" (PG) "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" ~ ....... 119111! .... ~ ,...P-!"~--~.....illlll road with a band. but to v arytng degrees. 1 've got these two great new guys from New York, and it really was kind of like New York and L.A. lifestyles adjust1n1 to eacbother-sortofEast meets West." (The New York guys are Rick Marott a, dr ums, Don Grolnick, piano; representing L.A. are Waddy Wachtel, lead guitar, Kenny Edwards, bass, and Dan Duamorc, guitar.) "Btrr WE got through •""IJlll!lilll it, everyone came ~-.,,..~.-.through it with flying col- .. SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" ors, and I mean flying "THE STING" (PG) colors. It showed that all of u.s are real strong at the center, and that's what counts. There's 'HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO"" ~NEVER A Dt:ILL MOMENT'" CG) SP(CIAl C .. LDA£N S Pf!IQOS "EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC" .. JOY RIDE"· "OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT". (A) A FM YAflAHS PRESEHWOt A MAATIN RANSOOtlF-f'RAHK YASlAHS ~ ·rttE OTHER SIDE Cf MIDNIGHT A OlARLES JARROTI FILM•~ MARlE.fRM«l PISIER • JOOM Bf.CK SUSM SAR.a.NOON • RAF ~ONE • ,.... 11r FRANK YABl.AHS £-'"'f PIOllatOWO W KOCH. JR.• Dioai" QiAAlES JARROTT ~°'HERMAN !WOO .i!Wtlfl.1ARAOA.5H !'.r~.*111t!Oldb!SIDHEYSHE1""" .. 'Ull"IJCl ICl"OAUf\,....... l!fJ~=a CALL THEATRES FOR SHOWTIMES liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M-T• HARBOR et ADAMS COSTA MESA (7141546-3102 _..., .... f"*f .... & e;ia PW __ _,, 11S t.-:.a !..•$,.aOO 6 tet5 P'trlt CINEDOME 23 3000 W. CHAPMAN AVE. ORANGE 634-2553 _,,,,,.r,_-.alO&IClll>l'W _..,.. __ •GO.> ........ 78' ........ "A STAR IS 191H"' --... T,..._..,__, .. ,. •CA1J.R.Er' .. UT/11•111.__,. ''The Year's Best Movie ·star Wars' has brought fun back to the movies and glowingly demonstrated they still can make 'em like they used to. A grand and glorious film." ....... Mogol< ... "A hell of a lot of fun . .brims with adventure. chdrm and marvels. I loved it." ~ KllOI."'-' ...... Magor.-. SOl'Tll COAST fHt ATHt l ,1I N A Of &( H •tt \~4 0,... HlcJMfy .......... Sot. -s.. 1:45 TUI "THE SPY WHO LOYED ME11 flGl ~Tn·--- ·nslDEWINDER ONE" tPGJ •sru wus-IN>. ' . ~CHA"8:. W~TALL .. •Ji...,._ TOO F•1• 1PGJ DAIL y PILDT Cl A Q.if f erent kind of buestorq. MAiTIJ FELDMAN ANN-MA!4RET MlettAEL UQRK PETER USTINOV , JAMES EARL JONES "TliE LAST 'REMAKE OF 'BEAU CiESTE~ ~ . . . . . .. .. .. ~ . ..,._ OAIL. Y PILOT Frida . 'ember 23. 1tn ' . . . 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(945DVXl -. . . . . . -"'-. . . . .. . . .......... . . . . . ~ . .. . . . ..... . .... ·-.. . .............. -.,., ... -... ... . . . . . . Ser. #249223-1664) Corolla 2-Door Sec1mt •"The Answer" LIMITED OFFER PRICE GOOD ONLY UNTIL 6 P.M., SUNDAY, SEPT.25, 1977 i ~ 0 ..., '"'¥"< • MllRQDIS MOTORS GUESS WHICH DEALER IS HAVING A ONCE A YEAR -=-~. ' CLEARANCE SALE ALL models clearly marked with DISCOUNTS to 5 12001 PEUC:EOT~ • -· ----_......- The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any I I other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lease, you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes-Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose, you drive one of the world's most respected automo- biles. A car with legendary engi- neering, meticulous craftsmanship, outstanding performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two, three or even four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a car with classic line!! and timeless· ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes-Benz than you might have thought possi· @ ble. Call us today _for the surprising facts. Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. ~ . . Ml$slon Viejo Imports 831 1740 AutlwrfaP.d Dv<1f Pr 495 1700 • 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. - Son Diego Fwy. at Avery, Mission y,.,o BEAT THE '78. PRICE INCREASE! IUY OR LEASE THE LAST OF THE 1977'1 NOW - THE UL tlMA TE DRIVING MACHINES Automatic with air conditioning & 1976 IMW 2002 AM/FM radio. A one owner car. 4 speed, air conditioning & stereo (ZRV4"9). cassette. Immaculate! (788RJL). 1972 IMW 2002HI 4 speed elr eond .. atereo cassette and mag Wheels (627FGX) 1974 IMW 3.0Sla Electric sunroof, pwr. windows. leather Interior & factory mag wheels. (388KlF). 1973 IMW 3.0CSA Automatic. sunroof. air cond. & low miles. (351 JPS). We also have one 4 •peed of this modelll. 1973 IMW 2002 4 apeed trantn'lltslon, sunroof & Becker AMFM. (177REV). 1976 IMW 3.0 Sia 1e.ooo Original miles. full power, leether Interior, like new! (048RXO> & IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Automatic with air oondltlonlng, 8 track stereo & sunroof. (003NBZ). 1974 IMW 2002 4 speed. AM/FM & only 23.000 original miles. A super sharp car. (030KVT). 1972 IMW 2002 \ Automatic tr1n1ml11lon & air cond. One owner cw. (t 21 FTQ). 1974 vw 11111.1 Radio a heater. (8188) • le • • • ·~ '· •• -. • ' ...... ,,.,. .... • .. ' .. - II DAil. Y Pit.OT MARMADUKE BOOMER eDO#t( !rW ~' Of tt1t&J~ wu.1.. ec»M 9~ OVI~ • MISS PEACH ulldlng lnapeotor, may I aee ~-~~~--o•u•r •pef•lt~?·~·;"J~------~ ~nHt.A~, YOt.4U ® =~ . ~rf.~,> 'TOMI. C) 1977 United fHlu•e Syndicate. Inc FUNKYWINKERBEAN WEU., HOUl 00 <X:ltJ FIND~ SOroL ~ A WE.EK,NAlE ~ TANK McNAMARA MOON MULLINS .... ___ _ THE SAME~! 1~1" OOM€ OP BROAD STREET AND 1URN ONTO PROSPECT! We.I I, Jim 901n_g J 'tO hove just Jr c nibble till U lunchtline... t! • TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 1 On the crest of 5 F)Ordot Nofw1y 9 Picture tr1n1fer 14 Rom1n emperor 15 Otvl1lon of a tribe 16 Storehouee 1 T Bunker 181nslpld highway 44 Go wild over 45Wrttlng lnstrumenla 46 Spin on an axis 49 Dickens character 53Wlth reference to 54 Time period 55'Reoo .. 5&Publlc UNITED Feature Syndicate Thured•Y Puule Solved: lllA I! ! c A S IC S G " T "I~ F AA 0 <l K 0 L I o l <l G ~ " It R Y A I R '" PAS •TA L ~ T ! 0 ~-I ~ ~ II '" 5 E II p E A It L AR CH T C H " ' ~I r: (] T u r u A' HO i ! 5 l AN i i l .I' M AP S IL 0 T ,\, '--.... ' GI by Tom Batiuk by Jeff MUlar and Bill Hinds by Ferd and Tom Johnson • • ---" • . . .. Wow! Talk about a soft landing! 19 Seed-eating bird 20 laolate aqua,.. 57-Boleyn 58 Actor ···· ·· Allher s c rR A AL i~ R P P I' It • T I F I D OL IA T RO u li JUDGE PARKER 22 Signaling 59 John ••••• ; devices us. TIU IN I II\ I::,., I~ I: IL IA" ICO II 23 Compamonteu pr11ldent 24 Put one & 60 Do a garden :E 10 ID A "' I IA 5 IL IU ~ name lo chorae 25 Contrive 61 waste 11 Anxiety 12 Aa neat aa • 33 O~t cubic meter 28 Interrupted: allowance 2words 38 Actor ····· 13 Optical McQuttn 32 ·-·la as good Ha mile 33N111I ay1tem cavity 34 E1Cl1t 35 Violent apeech 38Batln• WIY 378tomech 38Muacuter • IPllll'I 39 Young ox •Otallnd blitzed in 1941 _.,Slips and ,· 1Hde1 : _.3 ·-· roed: s.concs.ry DOWN ·product 37 Turkish 21 Accountant'• emblem 1 One who 1s concern 39 Bfeak oPl>OHd 22 LIQuld for 40 10 mllta 2 Three-pancakes: 42 Ecatatic muted Ver. state achoo net 2_. Detecllng 43 Had ewe or O Danl•h eyatem 45 Dried plum money 25 Runs 48 Engroaucl 4 People's 26 --47 Alone In party ombrant: claaa member Ceramic 48 Color 5 Plt"lffln tecllnlQue • 49 Geometric hydrocar· 27 Da ••••• ; solid bOn ltallan artist 50 Colllaufa 6 DHlgnate 28 Put• on th• concern 1 Un11lillectory payroll St Capri,• g. 8 Und1vlclod 29 Defied 52 Meana of 9 Prellmlnlry 30 Cti.recterlnd trlll akttchea by anger 54 Command to 10 Ewtaatlng: :n Mort up-to-a hOrN Poet. dale t I I ~~eel.C %Rte9' ,d tte~~ --d~ • by Wm. F. Brown 1nd Mel Casson DOOLEY'S WORLD DR .SMOCK Y'KNOW, u""·ni.... You I O O K !HEM OFF, :]: '°"EVER KNEW YOU W O R e ESL.e VAIOR SHO ES, POC.' we: L.-l-. YOU P O NOW .' 1, ./ q MOTLEY'S CREW I ' I I l I f . I) by Mell E'/fRf fRIDAY Sf.IE GOES "t> HER L.18 MEETIN6_ ' fUJlS CAFE by Harold Le Doux RIP! • ¥•-· .... ·- · PEANUTS . NO, I THINK IT'S HISSING AT ME by Chlflts M. SCbulz MA'<SE SOME OF iHE AIR 15 LE,.\KING our 5 s ·. by Roger Bradfield by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman - KITCHEN • GERIATRIX • • I 1 I ~ PUBU(' ~OTIC' NCJTte90fl ""'•"t(IHA81ot• ...... T•I CITY CCM.l"CIL 0' , ... ClfYC» flOUMY41" VALLI Y ltOflC.lltli •CaY6tVIH .... 1 .. ou-• tm 94, .. ,.,. ... .,,. (_ .. ,~ ...... atAo••-· f' ... nta•'\ V•llft (4111tl-• ,,_ C•IY c._ .. _ .... ,.... .. -......... ............ 10..I 0.AH61 HO Ml ,..,,,_ .....,..,,._. .., ,._, I' W••ml.,.leA ,_ .. ,_ .... _,,, ...... ,_,,.. ..... _ ..... , _ ... __ w1n1 .. -. ,,_, M, ~ .. ,.,..,,. v ... .,,, •9" e...--· 01•'"" , .... h-........ ,.,., ••••• .... ._ .... -.... ~ ... .,,, ... \I_,• OI CM<-• it.-I (.-t... llOft '"' IQl .. ~I -.... t-l••ft V•ll•v l•"'"' Or••"•"<• '"• 1•11 •11• ,,.. ........ ,_,. ...... -• ..,. ... u ., ........ If\ ................ o.,...,,_,,, -......... _""' ..... " ·-·-........... ,.t.., f"-'• .....,,.,.. ............. tft ••• ., ... 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IN ............ .,.._..,,., ... ,_, ' ... -d ul '""' ............ llW PflYl._ .. ,.IKll"f•"Y-•llbt .. .. lo •••.,. .,_~ ltt•9uta1tlt•t et If\ ........ ,u .. u. ... , ..... 1111 .. BIOOlfl9 NOIU.U.N l WATION 1'e<IY llodtO of l r v• I•• 1>.,011\hld o..._ C.o.•t Delly Pi .. I. ~pl 11 ... •~11 'ISi ,, PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS aU"NllS tt.Ulll lTATIMIHT ,,.. lollowlllQ -'°"· ... dotf'91Mi~· ntU•\ PUBLIC NOTICE SWlEll.AND-ORCliAAO, • R-· ------------1'"0 Conlractor to•~• Or•"oe St ~ TATIEMEHT OFWI THDllAWAL FllOM l'AllTNEllSIU P ,,,...,_..,~,,...,,.,l .. n t l~ h t UUOU'$ ~\lnit\• n•m• of thf P••lntr\lllp ti SECURITY HOM[ LOAN COMPANY. 1 T,_ ll<llllOU\ b<lll,..u ,,._ ""'- m..,I of Iha Dotr\IWr\l>IP •H llllKI if\ O«•noe C.ounl'r on l'ebn,.ry t. 191• l Tne Prll><IP•• Pia<• OI Ill• perlner'lhlp ,, lout..:! •• 17101 ee..:n 8oulev¥0. SUile I, Hunll"91on e...:n CelllOml•.~ • nw s»rtne• wilhd••••"ll ••om""' ""r1ntr""'p I\ MAAVEY R JAt:08S Co1t•MoW. CA'1UI Er,." A Otcherd Jr limolhyM. s .. _.,_, 1G'» O<anoe ~I • Coit• Mew.CA•z.21 fllll IN\l,.u I• COf\d11cltll by t ~,,.,.,.1W1rtnerVllP Er,,..10<0 .. rcs "'""'"''M s-11 ... ., lhiS •l•lemtnl ..... flied Wiii\ ,,,. Counly Cl••-al 0..,0t County Oft S.pl ... ,.,, FUll7 PuDll\l\tO Or•~ C.Od•I 0411¥ Pilot, S.pl 1J. l0,0cl ' '" 1917 •~•ld"'G •t 9U2 Elftr191\em. Hunllft9'on ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE 8HCll, C.illornle. 92...i, Hervey R J•< otn Tf\1\ \t•t~t flled wl1h tnie Countyl------------ C lerk ol 0.Anoe County "" Sept " 1911 l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMI STAT!MINT "UNI Th~ loll-11'9 P<'•oon& a<eclol"O bu•I PubO~ Or~ (o,1\t 06.ty Piiot nes~•\ !.<!Pl ll..lO.Oct 1, 14.1'11 UNll'LITE Y•CHTS NEWPORT 40t1·1l BEACH. 1001 Wo•I Cout H1qnwo. -----------~ N•wPOl"l 8ocn CA '11>1>J Ne•oort P.c,1hc M•rint Inc • ("lllor"'a CO<P0<6tlon. 1001 Wf\I (.a.SI --:--:-.,,-:----------! Hl11n•av. NewPort Be.oc:n C• tt~J SUl'Elll~COUllTOl'THIE Tiii\ bUM,,..\ is tondUCteo by a cor PUBLIC NOTICE ST•TEOFCALl,.OltNIA .. 011 PO•al1on THE COUNTY 01' Oll•NOIE NEWPOAT PAC.IF 1( N•.A·t>Oll MARINE INC NOTICE 0" HEAltlNO 01' Ftan•E Co•ley Jr PETITION FOlt PllOl•TE 011 Will Prttutoftt AND LElTIEllS lESTAMENlAltY lnl\ ·•~temef\I .... llltO With '"" E ~···· o• HUGH M WOL FLIN. (OUftly C.ltrk"' °'""' .. COUftly Oft loept 0f"(f'A\tld 1•. 1•'1 NOllCE IS HEREBY v•VEN llwt FIJUO C.EORvE LEWIS WOLF LIN no"'"" Publl\lwa 0r4"91' to••• O•llY Piiot. ""'"'"."""''""IO< PtoO.t• o• Will •RO S.ol n. JO. ()(I I 14 1971 •\SU.ttwf" of lf'tt .. ,~ TM.t&me"l•ry to 411317 lp,ip P"llh O"W"r rf"fff~n<f' lo w"I<'-I'\ ------------m.tdfl tor tur1t'wlr CMrh<ul•rs, and that the t1mri ~ Olit<fl of n~""t\4J th.-wm .. P UBLIC NOTICE tt..\\ l>Hn ~' tor Ot tOblr 11 I '11 •' 10 OOd m '" llW'<ourtroomol D•CM•I ---,,-,CT-,-.,-,OU-S_l_U_S_IN_IE_S_S __ -f m•nl ~4o l 01 VllCI court. 41 100 C.1v1t NAME STATi:MIENT (,.nt•r Ori~ Wf'\I. 1n the C•lv nt S•nt6 l ht-tollOWlnQ Ot'r'Wn t\ dOlnQ bust· /4n1t C.,l1torn1• "•u .... Oat><! !.ept•m,.,.., 11. 1971 E ANI E 5 GOURMET ME4 TS, 462 WI LllAM E St JOHN. f "'" 51 Co•••-··· C..lilornl• 9?UI Countvet~r\ Ernt\I F Alcntmc1vr , 114S IUlllC>fl,GAULOIN An•ll••m SI ;J 110 C.OU• Mew. CA Tt<OMSON & NELSON '1621 Allor,.vt ••law 7624 s...t~ p.,, ......... WMU+et.CA T•I (JIJI .... 0411 At1orrw,, '"' "-lillo•,., Puf>l•"""'O ()r;lOOf" (q4,f 0 .. lly J.#1101 .._.,,, ?l I• JO 1t11 TM-, bu'1""'~' '' c._onduct.a t>V •n tn dlv<du•I E rf'M"'\I F A1cntmAyr Tn1\ \l•lemtnt win filed wttn ttv> C.ovnty C••" ol OrAnQI' (OUftly o" S.pl 1f> 1U1 "n"' 41.0 11 Puhll\""<t Ordf\•w CoA\I o .... 1v Piiot, -------.... DI 1l JO Oct I 14 1917 Pl18LIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS ""'ME STATEMIENT J~,,. t ~"'"' Wf\tl,. 1)00 Ad•m\ A -.11 Nri SP (o,1a Mf'\A CA ~'U1b ArlhU' Pf\1110 fiudtlow\11.'f' tlOO "°'•,, P UBLIC NOTICE O.t• 11 PUBLIC NOTICE AtS411tn A-.1t-N• iP (O"I• Me\I CA ------------ 1/"'1/t<i , .. fW( ti ()ct, Int t' h1p .. ,...~, PP'lllO 9udtl0W\•.,, t,i1N•f f\llthWh1h• PUBLIC NOTICE l'lCTlTTOUI I USINHS NAM•IYAT•MIHT T,_ 1011-rtQ P9f!IOll' •rt dolnt llllltl neun •HUNTINGTON CIENllR CAii 4150·7 WASH, 1.0.1 llNdl 81Yd .• Muntlnoton ------------1 8MCh,CA""41 PUBLIC NOTICE Allf~ lllllHtme"ll Ma11•ve· mt<it, •<:.ill~• cM-•llon, 16U7 8Hch 81Yd., SIHI• 111, Muftlll>Qlon 9eKll, CA 92647 J-F. Ctl'Wford t>t IE VIiia Tllelolfo.W111C1oe<1ont •re<IOlno&uM· tt•t•, LAl"-•.CA"'*1 naua.· Tiiis bUtl•n ts condu<t•d by - PICTITIOUS IUSIHHS lilAMa STATllMIHT TMa CRYSTAL INN, It""'°"""<" ......... _tNnl!lp ••Y ll"Yu, L...-Ni.-t, CA "611 AlllAnCe ln ... 11_.,h lurl Meyeq, West 111c , • ~-I Calltornle cor-1U001. 121a S•v11,.. Sfwldoro Gro..fNlll 0rl"9,~lffcll,CAmJI ....,_ Tith 11181-J It~ bf • <~· lhlJ tlll_,.. WM fli.t Wtlll Ille ~··-O>ull!Y ()«ti fll Or-OMll\Cy "' .. (M. IUIUM8Yl .. S.WfSTINC 20. If» M""""" ~'-it NUM Tlllt ~ -fllM Wllll tlle ...... ._ Or.,.. CNtl Dell\' "1114. ClMlllYCWl!GIOr .... Covnlyo11 .. 1M, s..-. U,IO,Od,7, i•, lf'7 """· 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 • ,., ........ _. ... . . . .. . . . . . Friday, September ZS. 1'71 DAILY Pll.OT Jl3 .............. '*"'"' Rtn•tl• • • •••...• l000-4'tt ....................... The Bluett Marbts>'-c• on the Oranp Coast (.......,_ .. PNl<i.I ••••.••••• '°°°'*' DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ,,.,...,_ • • • 100&-1t9t ~ ...... '°°°"'°" ....... .,..,. A-iM·-·· ,.,..,... .. ~ ............... ~ .... S-••o a .,,., 6000-tott You Con Sell ~t, find 'lt, ( 642•56781· Trade It With a Want Ad One Call· Service Fast Credit Approval ......... •.••.••• f000..'°'9 Aul ........ .... r ... ..,..... .... t1•"" ..._..for s• ......._ flor s• Hovtet,.,. s. Home•'°" s. Hott'" Fors. Ho4ttff For Sde . ........................................................................................................................................ . 0-r4 I 002 C.'9H'Clll I 002 c;......, I 002 CieMrol I 002 ••••••....••...........••••••.••..................•••••.........•••••.•.•.••............•... ··············~········ •··••••············•··· IAYSHOU5-$1 IO,t00 A real charmer with personality plus in this popular close-in area. Rustic LR & DR with cathedral ceiling, love· ly BR & den w/wet bar, shiny H.W. , floors. remod. kitchen, redwood jacuzzi. Huge guest bdrm & bath. 2111 S. Joaqiiln Nit lood MEWPOaT C&na. M.I. '4Mtl0 ERRORS: Ad•eriilen should check their ads cWy and r~ .,._ ron lmmtdlat.ty. The DAILY PILOT asswnes UabiNty for the first in· cornet insfl'tlon only. ftubll1h..-'1 Notic~: All real estate udverl11>ed an lhl.s newspaper is i.ub· Jl't't lo lhe Federal Ji'aar !lousing At·t or 1968 which makes at illei.:ul to ;.1dverl1sc "any pre ferenl'c, lim1lat1on. or d111cnmmation based on race. t·olor, religion, sc"C. or r'lataonul onion, or an intention to make any :.uch prcrer<'nt•e, It m1ta tmn, or dascn nunataon." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate whi<'h 1s m viola· llonofthe luw. Houses for Sal~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ......•.......•...•.•.. GREAT INVESTMENT Two units with detached 11aragc. hardwood rtoors ;111d b1" 110· rleetl lot. Thi:-. 1:; un older duplex "'•th rental r>0tent111I of Sl20. ln ~rt'dtbl} low pn<"ell at ~IH.!loO. ('A LL a.56 2660 C::SELECT tPROPERTIES 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA ISLAND . DOU HOUSE 2 Bedroom, large rooms and rare quality. 2060NYX OPF.NSAT&SUN 1 ~ NEWPORT SACRIFICE o~er 3500 sq ft. of luxury laving. 4 Bedroom , custom rumpw; room with wet bar, drive thru garage, boat access. Ex· tras galore. 1857 BRAEMAR WAY OPEN SAT &SUN l ·S CUL-DE-SAC MF.SA VERDE 4 bedroom. 2 bath. large fam rm centering uround 16x38 pool. Shake roor. double rireph1ce & dm1ng rm Priced right. Coll 546-5880. ~HERITAGE •·.• REALTORS BY· OWNER LUXURY LIVING :1 br. :J bu Bag Can} 011 Townhoml' Luxury rl'ature:-. Dramatic urch1Lecl urt•' Tl'nn1:., p o 11 I & J a r u /. 1 1 Owner Agent 759-0087 JJ LOWER Pl.AMY ORAHGETREE IH IRVIHE 2 Bedroom co n dominium. Landscaped around a runnin g stream. ll'~ new, it's fun. Air t•undit1oned, com munaty us~ocialion 1n <.'ludes pool. lighted ten· nis courts, jacuzzi. saunu and exercise room Pncc redU<'llOn to $61.500 Open Dally 1-5 I 04 0~ llouom COLE Of NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 NERVOUS OWNER say:. 'SELL" lmmed oceupanl'Y · Lowest prlc1.'t:l in complex & 1m maculate. $52.500 1722 MITCHELL, UNIT70 MIKE SAVAGE HEAL ESTATE 642·9601 TRI-Pt.EX By owner, close lo all ahp'g in C.M. 2 BR. 1 ~ BA, lrg den or dine-rm. Lath & plaster. Xlnt •cond. Blt n11, d1hwshr, , cpt, drpa. rrplc. Van Lull wa.llpaper w /1 & 2 BR un· Its. Good inc• S170,000. Will carry 2nd TO. Prine. only. 548·5777. DAILY PILOT BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, frplc. new paint in/out, lush land11caplng. SH.~00. 537"473 PIMHSULA POIHT HACH HOUSE Right on the beach ! A good ol' buddy of a home! 5 bedrooms; fun filled family room and living room, each with fireplace. Ocean coastline view. Quiet residential area close to Bay and tennis club with the sand as your massive front yard. A Unique Home at $475,000. U!'lllil()Ut: tiVMl:i REAL TORS1: 676-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona de! Mar also in Mesa Verde, at 546 -5990 GeMrol 1002 G.-rol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOME 2 STORY·IEACH VETS ••FREE•• VA Counseling & Info. SerYlu Ho Down Payment Free List of VA Homes in O.C. Clran~l· Cu s Lur~c~t VA llome liroker Cotl24Hrs. COME'H'SEE View from Newport to Dana Point: private community ; 4 bdrms .. 3 baths, family rm., lee land. All at $189,500 MAURYSTAUFFl-:R SEA LION REALTY t213 N. Coast, Laguna 497-3388 644-2212 MINI RANCH near Newport's Uack Bay 1 Owner must sell !lOW! Only $89,900. Call RED CARPET, 754-1202 TAX DEFERMENT!! The front unit of this CdM Duplex has 4 Bedrooms, den & 3 baths with a total of 1789 sq. ft. of living space. We un- derstand that you can move from a single family home to a duplex & en- joy the tax deferment privileges if the square footage of the owner unit is in excess of the individual home sold. Al.SO there is an attractive 1 bedroom unit over the double carport. Price re- duced to $179,000. YOU'LL UICI OU1t ESP . Experienced Sales Personnel 759-0811 1002 CUSTOM IUILT DUl'LU ACROSS OCEAH VIEW FROM HACH This secluded. bdrm has s111r.ooo many new and excit.ina ..,. xtras. Step-<!own lo liv. Best rental area of rm. elegance. Ocean Newport. Beach with view .ind balcony with summer/winter r entals. large breakfast nook. Spacious unHs with 2 Call for your appoint· bdrms each. Balconies menl. 546-2313 for ludoor/outdoor living Oi'fNl119•11SIUNT08lN->(fl and )'Car round enjoy- [9ll1Hd OLDTOWN HUNTING TOM BEACH Rut>tic 2 bedroom home, walk1n1 distance to main beach. and Hunttngton Pier. Private yard and oversized garage. Hlll'T)' call 962·TI88. ;IQ. K€Y ~REALTORS Ii --- CORONA DELMAR 3 BR den & d1n1ng room HUGE everylhm~ meludaru: over 3000 sq . It ...... ". ~alir1bur!t . ' RAl.lJOA ISLASD * 673-6900 * 360°VIEW OF NEWPORT ·Cbi.s ls an architectural delight. One or a kind. 'Ibree story home with extraordinary design. Lots of wood & glass and all the latest amenities. New in and out. STEPS TO OCEANFRONT 15 BAYFRONT. This is som ething REALI. Y SPECIAL! 646-9898 WORLD Ht;AL ESTATI-: BA YSHORES Onlv 31 2 yrs old ~wet inside i.lrcet loca . S 149 ,500 WATI fU.RONT tlOMI.~ REAL ESTATE 631-1400 BLUFFS BEAUTY lt0n with fm.h landscape JACOBS REAL TY & class1r mteraor design 675 6670 l•----------lf you arc seriously t·on· by on<' of Newport's _:. - --~THEBE•CH sadering buym)( an the vn "' Blul'rs tlon 't m111s l has ltnest. Lots oC features in COST A MESA VA l br. furn ' d. condo K<>urmet kitchen such as beautifully upgraded instant hot water, new Clean and sharp 3 w/s uper lagoon view. and exquisitely decoral· tale, O\'Cn & range to bedroom, 2 bath with too! Sec. bldg. on tht> ed 2 bdrm with formal nu me a few. 3 Spacious fa.replace. fort!~d air heal sand at $59,900. Call: dining rm. "'H "' plan · bedrooms & 2 baths. Xlnt and country kitchen. An WALLACE & Co. mature greenbelt and leiu,e hold. Must see to ideal home for atrowrng REALTORS bight light view Now of· beltl've at ttus price family and its prtc~d 714·729-5966 fered al S139.500 Cull $1S9 500 tower then anything 1n 673-8550 • the neighborhood at Ol'f"' '" 0. "~ '"'' h.IM ~, , • C.F. Colesworthl $74.500. CALL 1s1.319i. [ •Htdlil l•R•EAL• ___ r_o;;R;;s;;.6.40···o·o-o • ;~~~~~IES BIG IUY·CDM LAGUHA Mn~nificent ocean view lol ! Three Arch Bay. bwld the house of your dreams 1n exclusive, private community w /gu11rded ga t e. $17S.000' COSTA MESA Eastside charmer 2 BR . starter or retire ment home. $59,500 ! Balboa toy Prop. RHlton • 675-7060 * ----- •OWNER WILL LISTEN• Btit lot big Potential fot extra big umt. 3 lJedrm, 2 BA , I Bdrm, l DA. SOUTH OF HJWAY. Asking $155,000 644 7270 Newly Decorated Sunny aod bright, 4 bedrm. 2 bath, Men del Mar be11uty. Many ex- tras + assumable loan. Hurry, caU 548·5880. ~»HERITAGE • • REALTORS NEWEST & BEST This sharp 4 bedroom home with Ca:1m1ly room I• located on a lovely tree lined street in North Costa Mesa. Beautifully carpeted thruout. Only $70,900 with rnvestment or only $7100. needed. 546-4141 ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. TRIPLEXES Costa Mesa. East1lde-1 bedrm each. Trees, hte rear yd 1112,500. Huntington Beach, 3 br 2 ba, (fplc). 2 br, 2 ba, & 1 br. l ba. Priv yards. Sprinklers. 2 Miles to beach. Near new Civic Center. $165,000, Roy McCcrcle Realtor 1810 Mewport co.ta MHG 541·7'1129 COMMERCIAL *** GrmtARan 7 BodegA Bay Corona del Mar You are the winner or 4 Tiebh to the lr¥1MH9"•d Festl•al Family Entertainment Oct.land2 Woodbridge in Irvin• (CUlverDr. al Barranca> Please call 64Z·se'78. EJtl . 333. to c laim yn\lr tlcketA. *** Mubt move for health re· aso n s. al r eady purchased another hm. leavlng their lovely hm ror tale In Npt. Bch at 3000 Clay St. 3 BR. fotmal dining rm, 23' family rm·lanal. Hu~e 3 car gar. Reared their 3 children here for 20 Yl"S, because or best schl area & becauae only 5 minutes lo. beaches & to ever· )'tblng. Open every day 12·5. Come by 4' make your ofr to CLEO. their a&t · t.1NITKD BROKERS *•7414 548-2739 Geweral tOOZ GtNral IOOJ ~ CAMIO ltlOm . 7l'ne quality 4c decor are faultless - Xhe view endleu -The pool le courtyard atscluded -and thts general ambience one of eJ.egance 4 bedrooms. dl nlng room, tami\y room. poOl & jacuzzi. $374,(M)(). •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OA1l y PILOT ,, d• n tm .... "...... .............. ......,.,. w. ........ ,.,.w. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e ••r• I 00 6wr• I 002 • ._,., I 002 Gntr• I 002 ······•·•·············· ..................•....••.•....•.. ,.~········· •••••.................. • IRVINI TIUACI I mm.H.·uJatc 3 B<lrm. den hom" wtlh µool ll 1 our ph:uaur" to ahow you ~ • rt.·ullv 111hurp homt.· $17f;.~ 67J-•400 LIDO ISLE uitnu:tl\w 4 txJrm. 2 bath. alnalt: 'tory U!>t:d brick frplc. Beamed ct:alll\Jil, hardw00t1 noor1 L~t' p11t10 48 ft lol 1225.000 LlUO ISLt: nt·.,.. h rt:mcxh:h.·d 4 btlrm llt:n. 4 bath, 11, ina rm· w cathedr11J cemnas. Lge mw.tcr Wrm su1lt: $224 9M. l~l'Xl'RY \\atl·rrront conclo 2 Bdrm. 212 bath. Pool, 1ucuu1. 2-l hr. st:cur1ty. Brand nt:ow ; comp. rum 5220.000 P ENNlNSULA 1 lJllrm. 2 1>.t homt:. All amt:nitiCJS. Lovt:ly art:a. $195,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 l Hoy.,1d1· 0 11v1• N B 675 blbl ~~~~! .......... ~?.~~~~~~~! .......... !?~~ macneb I Irvine realty FIHER HOMES FROM $46,000 TO S 1,350,000 ENTEAT AIHEA'S DB.IGHT! Indoor /outdoor oriented home w /cul-de-sac lot affording the ul· timate in living! Pool, jacuzzi & fountain. Step·down living rm w /fireplace; formal dining; bright & airy kitchen; panelled family rm; 3 BRs w /2 full baths including de· luxe master suite w/Roman tub; and lots more! OPEN FRI, SAT & SUN 1·5 PM. 28 ASPEN TREE, UNIVERSITY PARK. (Q·ll) NEWPORT CUST Super buy! Plan 111 -3 BRs, 21h baths, dining rm w /built-ins, wet bar & mini ocean view rrom master BR. $119,900. Arliss Kirschmer 642·8235. (Q·l2) HAUOR VIEW HOMIS Great 4 BR Montego Phase II w /COWllry kitchen-family rm. com· bination + formal dining area for entertaining. Move-in condition! ONLY $159,000 -will lease/option. Lynne Vah:ntine 644-6200. (Q-13) A RIVIRA CHATIAU . Newport Riviera that is! With tennis -pool -separate jacuzzi - sauna -billiard rm -hobby rm - etc! Highly upgraded 4 BR, 3 bath end unit townhome w /wet bar. Won't last at $89,900! J eanne Barnett 644-6200. (Q·14) SPICIAL CAIMIL Corner lot! Spacious 3 BR w /formal dining & separate f am.Uy rm w /slid· ing doors to patio. ·cathedral ceil- ings; tinted windows; gar. door opener. Spanking clean! $147,500 fee. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (Q-15) A llG OPPOlTU...-n Beautiful 4 BR Willows home w /spacious Master BR, dihing area & central air -perrect for the growin g family! Will consider lease /option! $78,900. Anita Bradshaw 752-1414. (Q·16) SEAVllW * THI MAMTUCD'f High on lg. corner lot offering one of Newport's best views! $249,500. • THI MEW llDFOID Lg. 3 BR & den on upper tier. Priced to sell -$249,500 I Carl BuUer 642·8235. (Q-17) WAIM • IMVmMGI 4 BR, family room, l ·lt9l'Y beauty in Spyglass! You'll Jove the hardwood herringbone noon in en- try, dining &· kitchen; indoor garden & restful living rm w /French doors leading to raised redwood deck. Decorated to perfec· tton I Lush landscaping + htll views. Marjorie Mabon 6"·6200. (Q•18) I NIVAn TUMftMllUTY We love the feeling or this 3 bdrm home. Posslbty, you will, too! It's peacerul: the patio ls relaxing, the side yardi; are 12' wide and dotted with maturt! plne trees, the home is immaculate and restrul. The location is central Westcliff, near schools, parks and shopping. One of ti)e best we've seen, at $139,500. (It's new on the market> UllllillVUI: li()Ml:i REAL. TORS', 676·6000 2443 Eut Coast H1ghwav, Corona del Mc1r c1lso in MesJ Ver<..le . .it 546·5990 GeMrat I 1002 GtMrat 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC NOTICE· SPYGLASS HILL 28 Morro Bay Dr. New 4 BR Cape Horn model. $239,500. Owner never moved in. Fabulous view of city lights & hills. Carpeted & landscaped. Ready to move into. $239,500. firm for 10 days, then proper· ty will be listed for 6% more. RARE °''ORTUHITY AT A REAUSTIC nJCI 640-6410 or 644-4614 GeMral I 002 GeMt"ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A CJOf"9"UI• new, sin9le leytf McLain 2 bedroom, 2 bath TownhotM In Newport leach. C• be Y°'" J• I 5, 1971 Priced Under I 25K 551°4031 1002G....-1002 ··································~··········· PRESTIGIOUS Immaculate home filled with emotion and up/grades. Located on cul-de·sac and very private lot. With view in a very dE:Sirable nei~hborhoocl. Formal dining rm. lge ram rm, lge kit w/eat· ing area. 4 Boorooms. 2'h baths. En· joy the very best in Mission Viejo. Alie for Joa11, lll-1203 c......, Z I CNWlt Vtilley 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ARST PLACE & the first one to live In this home with view. See the roll1na hllll, the 1llt· ter of the night lights and a patch or blue water. All Um and oewty Listed and landscaped home In Spyglass for only 1251.500. 64Ml61 ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. HARIOIVllW Catmel Models, reduced ~.ooo. newly decorated, fee lots. Move in today. R.E. Professlonala, 963-8377 STEAL th1s bil' br, 2 ba beauty I Many pluses included ram1ly rm. pal.lo, fruit trees etc, etc. Priced 11.000'1 below mrkt. at $84,950. Convt. or VA loan OK. 646·9898 Agl. ATI'ENTIOH IHVESTORS 2S1ngle family homes on one lot very sharp pro· perty in excellent rental area. Positive cash now. Priced below market at $88,950. Hurry I Cal l 963-6767 Of'(N 1119 • 11 S fUN fOlll NICI' ~7-~THE-REAL 1 ~ ESl'ATERS , 1002hMral 1002 . , . . Hoetie1 P.r s• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ENJOY!! Curelree Uvh1~ In thl1 ~ Bit, low malnt. putlo home. Vaulted cetl!n11. formal dln-rm, near pool, park & l1tke. ~.900. Open House Sun HI.~ Laurelwood Dr. S.J.C. Tn-lovel ' BR, fam·rm, w /Crplc. wet-bar, new crptl, drps, view of Hill & Valley in La1iuna Niguel. New 8500 aq. (t, !I BR, ram·rm , uparaded, landscaped, You llan't buy Hearst's Caatle1 why set.Uc tor leas. Tey U'l1t for size at $149,500. MARQUARD REALTY 498-0600 or 499-2237 ask for Ray ~.~~ ...... ~1~~!!.4!';~ ....... ~c:'!:::!.~~~ ....... I~:~~~ ..... .. '4Aoa l1lmld I 006Balboa111-.d I 00' COl'OMI .. M• I OZ2 C:--.. Mar I Oll • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REDUCED $40,000 of.ocalion -kf ien 4 I 4-4 I 41/> ACAC.A Betw~ Pacific Dr. & First Avti! 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath home. Family room, breakfast area, new kitchen, heated terrace. Just completed, 2 Bedroom, 2 bath view unit, 24xl2 deck. $210,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 ~"'" ~Oil»ia tUI Jla,i W!lr~G13-8494 24H L COnt Hwy .. Cclr'oM .. M• FOR THE IRIDE I 022 Costa Meta I 024 A secluded 3 bdrm. 2 Builder must sell 2 year old 3 bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• buth aruiiversary estates SPECTACULAR country home. A Jarae So. Bayfront home, remodeled last Open sat 12-5 939 Serru pool i.ize lot country month. QMllty Duplex Way. 3br, rumpus rm. kitchen with microwave An exceptional cuatom ll&f' pool. Jacu~.u. $&()()(; oven, u l! e d b r I c k **Private Beach bwlt home with vaulted reduction. Lytton Real fireplace -gas BBQ and ••Master Suite w/hreplace wood beam c clhng, Ly.545.,.771 oh yes a Newport ad ••Game Room wi firei.>lace & wet bar be11utif11l solid ook dress. Buy it for your Li R fi l ca b I net a th r u · o u L • RARE FIND bride. call us ror the * * v m w I irep ace & wet bar nreplacea in living room modest price. 646-7171 and master bedroom, 4 Bdrm, fam!ly condo 'VrlN ,,, .,. 11SIUN1011 N<f' <?wner will consider 2nd TD, lease/op· leaded 11asa windows Centrally located. $83.~ [.. I boo, or possible trade. Principles on· and a ceramic tile Try$7000downortrade. I J.iJ!lll!'IJ HAL PINCHIM . ; _,,k ·'~j\ifif!J)\ ly. $351,000. t~~ZZI i;L~~ masL~r :~s:14~~~ D a y S 6 4 0 • 6 0 5 9 , E v e n i n g s 0 charming 2 bedroom i--------• EASTSIDE GI 640-4468/640-5070 Rental wllh rlrcplace V enffon Desirable Easttdde 3 and a separate patio eh Aft bdrm family home on deck. VA appraised value huge lot. Large living C811 644-72ll Sll0,000. Offered at G.neral I 002 Bctlboa Island I 006 $79.500. Quality built 3 room • bt!llf paneled. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bcdrm, 2 balh. Shake Large cov d patio. Rec reational vehicle --------..i 3 Br llfl Ba. xtra lge Jot. roof . brick l'pl c. parking. Owner will pay IEST VALUE Bay view. By owner. ========='I hardwood rt rs. Near points so you cun use IM HARIOR VIEW S185.000. 673-5069 schools & park. Vacant. your GI benefits. Just 2 & a den or 3 bedrm. JASMINE CREEK sec a n ytime. Call listed. Should DO rast! Delightful patios, yard. BAY VIEW 540-ll51. .. Want to buy Plan Ill, IHG-7711 High I Y u P ll rad e d Extra Large Lot Wavecrcst model. Prine. lmmcd. occupancy 3 Bdrm. H '2 6a home. only. 7M·ll81 ~:» HERITAGE Real Ec;talc LIKE A MODEL This super upgraded Newport Condo show's 3 lrg bdrms, 21'.I ba, mini ocean view and also a mini price. Would you believe $87,000. This beauty will not last. 646-7171 ON N IU 0 •II S fUN 10 ~I N"'I :. l•il&il BEST VIEW BEST PRICE CORONA DEL MAR Open House S~;Sun 10-s 321 Ruby. S18S,OOO. Ph DUPLEX 673-5069 • • REALTORS NO COMPARISON Lovely duplex. each unit -In Irvine Terrace. 4 M.V. Golf Course, Owner. Bedrooms, 21'.I bath11: 11 5 Br, 3 bu. Newly UP· &F'Pool&1surpn11e)a1r eraded $157 950 having 2 bedrms each. Balboa Petllnsula I 007 Walk to beach. Priced to ••••••••••• ••••• •••• • •• conditioning on bi&, big 556-6076. · ' · sell ~ 11\t-lll Ul\ll' Im I tu;! H•1 C1100J dtl MJI GoHers Dream Mua Verde 's moil SPECTACULAR home. 5 BR, 4 ba, FR. DR, LR. Spanish 2 story. 'Ai acre. The goll course la your corner. S23.S.OOO. ---·-PENINSULA 1.000Tahuna 4 BR. 2 Ba, frplc, D/W. O~ecatftOftfTriplex OpenSunday Mesa de! Mar. Owner Top location. Close to Univen~yReaJty Avail. now. $82,000. everything. Now install-675-6510 963·5_99_3 ____ _ ing copper plumbing -thru-out. Will be com· CHARMING,3 Br, 2 Ra, pletely repainted in & frplc + 1 br. apt 1159,000. out. & recarpeted. A Owner. 640-7030 hard to find ilem & pnced RIGHT. House+ Income MESA VERDE EXCLUSIVE 2 Bdrm house+new 2 Br apt. over 4 car gar. 511 Acacia. 180K. Ph eves 673·0571 Compare this sharp 3 back yard. Open Houae bdrm Newport Creal con· Wed. lhru Sun. 1·5. 1700 ~~e{o~h~~·irnaglr~ ~ Circl e Aet. ~r11J;llllJI ~!~~~~ ....... ~~.~~ Just like new tblS custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath with plush pile carpeting, large family room, with used bnck fireplace for your dining & entertain· ment, call agt. 540-3666 WHELAN you tan't beat this view ------- t Y Pn'ce At $145 000 --------p AN GT , ? East.Bide Buccola. 3 Dr. a an · • Coronodel Mer I 022 L NIN ?SELL. ram rm. Tile patio. Walk this will aell Ca sL' $58,750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVETHOUSANDS! LoCatholic&NBschools 646-ml HU61c family room with Let R Ito /1. • t & · used brick wall and CDM IEACH our ea r 1811 S83.000own/ugt.. 548·3QH fireplace. 3 Bed rm, 2 do it professionally. bath. dble car garage, COTTAGE ASSIST·U·SELL new 18' Doughboy pool & Lots or wood and stained 957-8400 ---------'''-1 filter. All thss on a glass.$139,950. ---------1 SPEC AR 1 !!s 1 r:_s"'CH aec111uc1~.:;reet. Hurry. R.C.9T5~ Y0L3o5R CO. GOING, GOING .... FORECLOSURE "' ... ~ ca ~-.......... ~ 0 GONE to YOU tf you're a 2 STRY-$54,950 smart Investor! This . Dr a mat I c I i v . r m . A STARTER bedroom home is on gourmet kitchen, dine, Home on ooean view site. large fenced lol, is newl Owner must sell 3 Ur 2 sweeping stairs to hide· ~~~~~~~~~ Like new, 2 bedroom. 2 painted in and out and 1i:. Ba, approx 1800 sq.ft. away master awte ,und :: bath, $122,500. Try only $66,000-0R SUB· Recently painted, Jgc guest quarters. Hurry! 1---------$15,000down. MIT OFFER! OPEN l"am Rm, and guest apt 963-7881 Q'6A.IER HALPINCHIN MON-THURS tll 8 :3 1n rear . Im med. OP1Nm11•nS NNT08fN1CI' "" REA ORS PM · O A C DESPERATE LT · possession ... ~•llHd =.~!~::~tP:m 1Nii1/iiz"•jjjj6jjjj7_,:Wi4_,~.,'_,:.,.~_••' 1 M. •~=~~ ;;;, 631-1 ... Al(l. JUNITS bedrooms and loft. Completely remodeled Propertl•• Submit Offers! Private swlmmln• pool. on an oversized lot. A 752-1920 · EASTSIDE Asking price j ust re· 1400 QUAtLn Ntw HACH Owner anxious lo sell. Just listed, th.is ideally duced to $145,000. Cal) smashio( 4 BR plus den ---------1 Coverd patio Covered localed income property M0-11.51. plus formal dining plus 1----11m1---~ patio, trailer parking, 3 may be just what you are huge family room with CRV !0 000 bedroom Freedom lookihg for. One 3 bdrm, open beams, natural home ' red brick 2 bath & 2·one bdrm un· wood textures and ocean Sharp4 br ~la Mesa. fireplace, hving room, its, close to shopping & ~~~~~~~~~ and jetty view from 551 Pierpont St. eating area, $64,1950, transportation. 6'6-7111 master auite &. sundeck. Mo Down VA BKR, call 540-1720. Just steps to Ocean Blvd. 5S6-7777 GARDEH GROVE $227.000. $60,950 C•644-721 I WortdRNl&tate_ TAAllB I 3 BR. 1~ ba, cov patio, ftlK"'9 Real F:etate dbl gar. Priced to sell, New Coadoa, 2 Br, 2\.ii Ba. ···;; · ··-· . ,. NESn!D call now. 2 frplc's, ceramic tile #I In Catifomia Your n~~!!'! set off e46·3S2SorS4S-34S3 -!!~!!!!!~~~~~~ ~~.hi-r~2b:~~k:;.ool & EASTSIDE with southwest landscap-:::: VA S7 I ,500 Ing. 4 Bdrms and new I SPYGLASS HILL Room For Boattrrlr Remodeled doll house, 2 drapes in fam. rm and D U 1 3Bedrm,2baramhome car deta.ched gar. liv. rm. All new kitchen ~--~~~~~~ rama ca ly situated, on corner lot. Walk t w/alley entrance. Call appliances. Patio with • ocean&bayviews;,BR, priv. swim/tennis club. now! fire-rlng. Call soon JUSTllDUCED lam. rm.,pool&jacuni. Only $71,500. David ~ZU3 TO $11 ,500 3 Car gar. $289,500 Bourke Realtor. 546·9950. PAUL MARTIN OPfN1119 •t1sruNro~rn"'' Beautiful Mesa Verde REALESTATE 644.7383 patio home. New carpet, VATERMSl 3 bdrm doll house on Cul- de-lac. Very well cared for le bu great Cmly rm. Microwave oven incl. nu.a won't last ·It'• only l&t,IOO. MS-IM91 Inga. +2br, 2ba apt over walls " window cover· Duplex • 2br, 2ba hse FREE 1653 Ntw Hampshire ga r a(•• $178,500. Cost•M•ta Larkspur, 500 blk. VACAllli..IT 712 0.61 544~ houses for VETERANS, n • NO down, NO cloain1 I 800 OCEAN VIEW tlOllts. We have 2 In Costa MESA NORTH Pvt beaches, 4 Bdrm, 2 Mesa, l ln Santa Ana, 2 In Super locallon-dose to ba, pool. $229,500. by Huntington Beach. Call shopping ed •choola. 4 owner. 673·7973. Open for FREE lnlonnatloo. Bedrm home, needs house Sat/Sun 1·5. 728 a 1 k for v o t e r a n some TLC. Seller is very Comeo JOahlands Dr. coun.selot. All. motivated, bought Have something to tell? 540-3666 another and MUST Clusified ads do It well. WHILAN SELLI Take advantage ;::::;:;::::;:::;:::::::::~;::::::=::;:::;:::;;:::~ now!Call645-0303. SllK & RNlt ASIM RELlGIOH FO~EST E O LSON OPENDAlLYH Immac 'bl' comer bome. form dln, h'p,e, many xu-... '19,000. 2158 Oork Ln.146-1'11.S •• llOOK 8 uUlully UJ>Jtr d~ ansid6 & out -4 Rdrm... form~ dtmnac. family room. su.o.kt:n bv1n~ room. bnck frple. 1haku root. Low mawl oan<'t: yur<.1. 2 Patio. -004:t ~ovcn:d. onu 11ol covt:rt:d.. SlCll.000 .. , ""LIDO REALTY ,~11n va. u. .... .,.,. ..... "-'l . 673-7300 llST IASHIDI HOMt 2Z'l Sbenood Ptun 1 Bdrm, pool < .abdnil, t.amlly room, llfl'>luu.• .:lttd. o.-oer ready lu :.I.art pecJuo&. SlJ:>.1100 t>'TJ J00J b 7 J ISIJtlti associated 8PO• i""> Pf Al TullS JVJ'j ¥\-l •i1ti .. •1 •'I t•• I RARE OFFER Nl·W 3Br. 3Sa homl• win· dow coveran.:s lhruoul, lnd:.cpd , ammed po • .,:.e:.~aon. aul11 cloor op nr & sprank ler ~y!>lt•m owner may ht!llJ ltnalll'l' Offerl!d ut $85.tltJO Seville Properties 17141 549-2467 llY OWNl':H. b1.·Jul h!\'l:I lfar llarhot ~' Br :! 8a. l~l' et·rJmH· I 111.• k1leh, lpl1 111 Farn l<m. :.w1 :.q.ll. ~.500 Drive 10 :U Iii l'll'rt'l'. Jntl CJll !'181-7494 Open llou:.c • :..at1Sun J S OC!AM YtlW? You bt't • nwi one year nl!w duplex ha~ v1ew1> l rom both unH~ + hreplMcea., balconies, and low maU\l. lundi.cap· Ulg SlJS.000. Wi991 ...... 1Utn 67 S-ti ltiO 673-4447 BY OWNER-You save, view. 4Br. 2YJBa, 2story. brWld new home. Xlnt local1on, look & com pare. Sl05,000. 493·5570. 411ti·~ ·····--····.._ ................... -._ .... . . . .. -. rr.d htll _ ·, ', .,". 1 Ill DSTIUYf. TOPOPTMI WOILD s Bedroom, 2 bath. Canl.l· ay t"OOtn, l'anfl~. i nlc• flftdOHd yards. Owner anxloul. SI 17.000 MAt.JJlY STAU.l'F!R SEA LlON RE'ALTY UIJN, COllt. ~pna 497-l• 644-U 12 ' . . . . . . RELAX& ENJOY sunsets over the valily from redwood patio .,r this lovely 3 bedroom home located on a q~t cul-de-soc street. J (fit one block from Recr¥b· taon Center. Won't Jo.st long. $86,500 Hr.,11 E-.r.11<' Inc 1 M.,,,,,,, /1 IJ.1., Pl.II bbl 1161 tBI 388b A CONY[NIE"1' SHOPPING IMO SlWINC CUIOE FOii THE CAl. OH THE CO. Seamed-To-Slim 9094 l0~-20~ ""11TMi-11Tc:..-'"f".,.. SNITl(d • To • Slim p11nceu llnes t~t down you tchur mall· inc )'Oii looll 1$ eood as you feel. It's 111 loPl>'d by lht ITIO\I 11· ttxt1ve collar. yokt delllt. P11ntld P11ltrn 909-4: ~If Sizes 10~. 12.., 1'1~. J&a,, 1811. 20~. Sue 14\) Own 37) takes 2'-flfdS 4~ Inch ffblte. s.41 Sl.2S ,_ utll ~ ... 15' ,., ~ ..,. .. ~ ..... ·--s.a Ill: Creative Crochet~ Oet11ht • child. ~le • room wall! a peaeocli p1llowf Be creative! 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Ocunlrortt dclu.xe family .. f I 1 f •r h bo -l I ••••• .. ••••••••• •••••••••••••••··~··••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NI!: W H 0 M ES IN HEJi home. CompL furn, 3 br, • Pc, v ewo 10~ uae nus room Pt, FAIULOUI VIEW L".'MON JlL'IO..,'fS •. !I. 2 b 1 1 cuune. $500.:uo.3S90 DW, cpts, drps, supu " "'" " .. REALTY COMPANY a, rp e, 1araees. nelahborhood, $41 ~. COWAN Ut;lGHTS Have lnveator·bwlder SAMCLIMENTI Reta. Avail. 3 lo 8 mo,,. SZl5utUPd. ~7Ageot,nofee Lingo RIAIEnan SIA TIUACI TOWMHOMI _..., .................. ,...~ .............................. , ~·· L ZV1 Miii ... , ln C. wla .. .....,, llridl •CeMH,.... 9d pro- fa1llu•-..C ........ $12',IOO. LAGUNA NIGUF.t. 4»-1730 4tt-4111 OANA POINT W -8812 l.AGUNA BEACH 4'7-~ U.-MMJ-t 1052 Hewportleodt 1069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• al an .ifh>rduhlti prll't•. 3 OR. 2 UA townhomo. Loculrd in µr«'-.tl&luu• Newport C'rnat comm. HeduceJ tor lmmed aalt .Bdt bey for nn ocea.n\'l•w homo. Cun bl! affO anyUm•. V AUIY 640.9900 AJURLELS~ L~RFO,..T ~JOOOI N with SI00,000 lo 900,000 LOT S700. 67~18'9 Sharp, rel+ more, many •-----t---l- .. .,. ........ Mu.l buy before end or ON BE CH more nvl. Sm1tll fee ery priva e execu ivc Cul$tom1~ed 4 & 5 Ocean view in beautlf A in small LIFE aerv. Unit. Prof ho~with10'wall,3lu, Bedroom homes from !:!ler.~::i':n~f.'i~~ Cypreu' Shores. Ap-private communily. RnUserv.645-4900 2 ba, famrm, bwlHni., :M00-3600 •Cl ll. Views, b-d1 lsl I nd proved for 2-st o ry. Decorator furnished 4 c:c.sumen G Ide wuh/dryer, air cond • Jllc .. wz1 •· ftllU ..... PLUS wute, au~v on a ' Private beach for resl-bedrm with VIEW of ** u extrll!I $500 mo ~737 -• .... etc, etc. n lo suaaes-den•· "'/auard al a t Main Channel & Jetty. ---' 962 """"' ' ALL Amcolties. Open tioos. can aielJonea. "" ... • .a e. ~/mo, winter. A1it. ~at areal Sl3S. Lge 2 Br, MO-OSU, . ._... _ l:l1tl /Sun 1-5. Call for CONTINENTAL =Valentinc6'Hl200 631-1'00 . kids OK, Nice. Smallfee. ~on •ach 3240 u1ret.'tlons RLTRS. ~~~~~~~~~~1---.~~·lt·UFF--Prot.RnUServ.645-t900 r.-;•••••••••••••••••••• WATKJU'RONTHOMES ~7-1319or673-4037 = EASTILUFF ••Conaumtn Gulde 631-1400 --------3 Br, 3 ba, w/fam +den, POOL HOME 11--------•1Build.lng & fee land on VACANT LOT form/din lrg klchen EASTSIDE 3br,extralg . ~/month. 4 Bedroom, -----•Coast Hwy, Muriner'11 CDM frplc, vie~. $875/mo Inci rear yd.~-3 bath, double garag<', f'LA.NNINO 'l'<>~1'~LL'' SAVl!:'l'llOUSANOS' Let oW' ft~ultor Ah:illll & do 1t profes!j10nally. ASSJST·U Sfo.:Ll. ~57-8400 Hiiitop Hldeway Mile. 50xZ70 ft. Will con· gard & wtr. Avail Oct l7. 548..:f765 art 6PM baa pool, 2 story • Hy owner 1 acre estate sider any reaaonable or. Rwu/mrea!':~gcelansts ocHcilalnlo&t &tS-4107 DUPLEX 2 Br 1 Ba, $295 chlldreo ok, no pets. Call Wltll Vj .. w.'oo· pine trees, fer. Prio only. Call a .... • Mack 962-7788 " G Fashion Island views.1._ ________ •I & S275. 1950A & 1952 ' · 20~40 pool w/jacuzzi. 3 eorge646·7071 __ 1• b & d Perfect for your custom UIL..I.-.-R__.als Meyer Pl. 645-4855 Real nke 3 br. 2 ba, cpts, r, en, etc + com· Dusi19xes/ home. ..,,.......... ...., drpe, 2 car gar., fenced plcte separate quest '1nltssde 1100 R.C. TAYLOR CO. 2Bdrm S300 La 4 bdrm 2 ba. Gre~tly yard, good toe. $39S. house. $315,000. C/Bud ••••••••••••••••••••••• 955•0350 3Bdrm $'2S upgraded, new paint, 96J.4.567, Agent. no fee. <H>S44-S007, <0>838·6153 • PLEX-$2'3,000 Yrly Rentals carpets, drapes, noors, 5 I ED ROOM Blk lo beach 3 Bdrm • $125 sod l}lwn. Dbl fireplace & COMWMn •ware! ~ R-....1 &tot.. l.DdoOr BBQ. Assumable n-r ~ -,. 10%down968-5700 3Bdrm $4~ VA loan. at $43,000. uc ore you pay somr FIXER ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------u---'-D•••rt 4Bdrm S.SZS A"ents welcome LB. aagrenociuesn fdor, !he ... ·a·rul "1 HrinJ: your p ,1111t l & MobUeHomts INVESTNOW ..._..._ • • " ~ T.L l:. for th1 ' lar~<' For ScM 1100 DUPLEX. Costa Mesa Rnort 2400 Ne\vport Pier Reolty Priced $80,900. Brkr · CONSUMERS GUll>E Hy ~ner·2 Br, 2 bit, im HARIOR VIEW 1-:al>tblufC home Vllt'i.'d lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm, l ba: 2 Br, 1 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 546-8477 Many have and are glad mac• upgraded condo PORTORMO 11ell.Subro1toffcr 20x5G Skyline 2br. 2ba. 5 Income $510/moulbly. BIGBEARLAKEFRONT Jaiftll I 1111•s --br-.-2-b_a_._2_s_lo_ry-. -F-re_s_b1 they did. IOO's of hse !., on Lag Nigi;olf<'ounic R.C.TAYLORCO. Star CM. Adult prk. $84,600. $179,000.SCablos •A ml! paint & crpts. No plex's&apt's availabll' Ten. t;olf, 11w1m/rac clbi. 4 Br, 3~ ba, fam rm, dtn 955-0350 Rent Wlder $130. 3 mi lo Pacliic Coast Realty Agt 494.9727 494-970. 2005 S.lbcNi Blvd. children. $425. Avail. NOW! At beach or ... Up avail.499-3622_. ___ __.rm + lrg bonus rm. ---ocean. $27 ,SOO. By (213)'33-4968 Ne.,_tBch.673-2058 Ocl.20.646--0147 tolOO'solNEWllstin~s Comm pool & park. Own 645-3357 646 6267 Big Be a r Weekend •--------•l·---------1 each d a Y . Sm a I 1 SEA TERRACE 3 Br, 2~ ba. townhome, 2 frpl.Mslr br swte h;is ocean view. Pool, tenn1S, beach. $119.800. REGENT REALTY t7 I 4t 496°950 I VACANT DOVER SHORES :r. · ~ · lnconw Property 2000 Hideaway on level lot. 3 Br .. 2 Ba. ram/rm, on fee/PREE life service. moveinquick• BE.a.UTIFULLY • Hx3l Columb1n, awning & ••••••••••••••••••••••• lots or trees, x lnt BEAUT 4 Bdrm home cul-de·sac, carp/drps, 645-4900 $174,900 Fee. Ai;t. ,"" op :-.toragcshed. C::.M. adult SAM CLEMENTE Moonridge lo~: Close to w/beach out front. $425 incl gardner. ••ComunMnGuide 552-8874. pointed 4 bedrm, 2 parl... $2000. 548·6173 gold mine, skung & golf Complete I y r u r o . 831·9081 bath ho s d ' · TRl-PLEX-extranice 3 course. Furnished. Fabulous vu. $850/mo ------3Br 2ba,cpt.l,drps,2l·:.1r IA YFROMT me. ep. 1"1"9 BR, 2 BA owner's unit 67s.77~. winter lse. 2 BR. frplc. patio, yd. ga~. fenced, frplc. $100, rm, formal liv rm, wifrplc.Walklobeach& WATERFRONTHOMES Adults only. No pets. 67s-58l0,642·0393 LUXURYCOMDO brick tplc, 2 car park.SJ.S2.soo. O.~ounty 631-1400 $275. 645-1100 or 64s.67101------- B1s: Bay/Ocean vu. Adult 9ara9e. landspd & $25 000 ..-ni,.-nr 2500 or548-6019 1 Bedroom condominium ••••••••••••••••••••••• sec bldg. Boat slip, pool. · kl d. B st buy ' • DUPLEX-Sharp 2 & 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR on Beach, winter near pool and ten111 s. l'ncedtoscll·Ncw 4 br + Lgc 2br, 2ba. Sac. By ~~~hf~e exc~usive :! Hcdrm. 2 huth, Mobile near beach & purk. Dy Owner. 3br, ram rm, lease .. reas. 964-2187 & 2Bt ,rruddlcagedcplpre-$290 /month. Ca ll Lake Forest 1055 library. Uat·kt•d llll to Own. $175,000. Opn l0·5 llome. 2U'x57' In deluxe ~1.500. form din. nr shop'g & 960-1830 fd. No pets. $275 mo, $100 646--4477. Sal,Sun. 310 Ferm1ndo, n e i 9 h b or ho o d . •11lult. no pt'l park. Call BERTHA llENR V schl. Garden Grove. dep. 646-5637 --------woods. Dy Owner . UalPen.11408.Carey, $146500 O 'II tor details. Ed lliddle REALTORS 2135310401 u--U fum" '--d Neat. 2 br, 1 ba homt.', 586·9221. • · wner wi · · nuu>H n ISnc Btfl E. Side location-Lg w/cpts, drps, 2 car gar. , ___ 213-661~0.161 help finance. 1-"·1·.a.1to•r•s•.G4-6•H•x•11•.--.1--215_De_l_M_a_r ___ 4_92_·_4_12_1 Outof County ••••••••••••••••••••••• 38r' 2Ua • fa m rm Jo'enced yard. Nice area. Price SJashcd·Lake View HarborVlewHomes WoridW!deBrokers Property 2550 Genetal 3202 w/frplc. dbl gar , 233 $350. 963-4567, agent. no r~~i~~~· ~013r:;·c~x~cy Dramaltc Carmel, ex 673-4545 Walkto beachloc·ations Distress Property! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _!'1owcr$47Smo.G422639 fee. owner586-922L trcmely lgc lot. Pool & ---------S32,500 .... :.!h 55 icanfmd1troryou. W..u..dHome l&AREHTALS lBr House E. Side, re-•------------jacum, 4 Br. $169,950. s:!l ,500 ....... 12x60 Beach area speeiahsl. 2 BR. on 2 acres, 1050 sq. Why pay $2S·S30 when modeled kitchen, new BR, bltns, new crpts ~ MissiOftViefo 1067 640-4239or640-0616 •BLUFFS* AGENT6'164380 Probates.Foreclosures, n .. trplc, horse area, 90 youcai:igetthebcstfor cpts.$250mo.S4l·26l9 drps. Beach/Garfield. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner 1 :.1i.:t 1Br, 3 Ha, ;;.i• P/\RKLANE ___ ~ Bankruptcies, Divorce. nun. from Orange Coun-less, $15. fee. 7 Days -"---------i..:S350~:.:·..:.:m:.::o::·.:554-::..:...7.:.:2::1.:.0 __ _ - GreotArff many upg ds. Op~n '" P · 1nvestmentpropert1es. t $35000 •A c 11 $150Fum4-Plexutilpd 2 Br, cpts, drapes, range. 3 Br, 2 ba, frplc. patio. r, .• •~ ~ ~ 305 36th St. Sat Sun 1·5 428 VISTA Ur h, nr Hoag. Clea n. Below market pnce. y. ' · ...,rms. a Sl"-" Nw"' 0 -b ut·11 pd ~ , =.~ \J lts no pets 4 rm:; Fry, Den Hinkle Real "" Y.-°" Garage. No pets. Nr blks ocean. Bltins. New Beam ceilings duplex SUEHTE. da)s 75t !l!lfi2 ' .· . · · WortdWidelrokers Elltate,542-3456 S175Dp!J<,frpl,yrd bus /!>hops. $250. Ph epts/drps.2lJ-425-0314 rplc dwnstairs, close to evs ~ llOJ.1 1''mant·ini,: furn d $126 mo. rent. Call673-4545 ---------1 $1801 BR, pool, util pd 548·142.5 Let OUl' professional as· bay. Nr beach. A must ava1L Sl20.000 518·500·645·2737::.:_ ___ .(•---------1·---------1 $!002 BR 2·Plx, will con-3 Dr, 2 ba. bllns, 2 car :.oc1ales provide you m· sec! BY OWNER. p 1 Mi. to WATERFRONT sidercl'tildren Oceanv1ew Park. 3br, gar., fenced yd, pool, chv1dual attention in CLIFFDRIVE OCl'an frnt kit 2 BR TWO houses on lot. By Exquisite 4 Br, lBa, $2252BRC.M.Apt. 2ba, 2 car ~ar. custm swo. 14431 Chateau La. -.ecunni: the home of SpJciou:. ;1 Hr :! 11.1• next t~ shp'g ct~. adult '. owner. $67.500 .• !ncomc dram~lic 2 story entry, $2703BR, kids OK patio, lnscp'g, nu pot & 673-4545 ''o ur dreams 1n m~nl•r.~H!l .. i.lU.ut:!!j72:! l"'lprk.""."""."•7_.,.cn 9>20/mo.OnlylO ·o down. 1826NewportBl,C.M. crpts. $450 1ncld's ---------"' "' °"" ,,.. .,...,,, 510 So G S t bar. 3 car garage, in-d 548 995 ..._ ________ _ ,\meri r a's mo~t s u1· ------. arnsey, an a lud d k 1 • be sis.rec 545.5990 ..:ur ener. ·1 ,,. <'l'Ssful new c·ommun1tv. San Clemente 1076 Wanted to buy. Mobile Ana_._839_-48_21 _____ c es oc •. t 5 a auty 548·1.953 l-::Sca11r lo an aura ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• lime. trom owner Pet1 __________ ~~rpo· ntBayRMv HOMEFINDERS RENTERS Let us show you how yo11 will be hving rent fr1•1• and makin~ monl'Y ll\ purchasing your ()\\ H home. Call anyllm1" l'a:;uu t, <1u1!'l l1v1n i:i---------P a rk. Prine. only . .., California'slargcst aw;11t1ng you in thc Sad-SPACIOUS WF:STCLIFI" 1---------S:l6 IJ021 J UNITS 18051648-510 I days Since 1942 dlctw<·k \'Jllt·v Call 1rs 3000 ~q fl s beclrms. s.11/Rent(Trac:S. 18051642-9009 eves $145Furn1 br, Apl tod.i) :1• ,haths family room. 2 Beaut. ocean vww holnl' Costa Mesa. $17,500. )11· i---------• $150 1 br, kids. pels i l i R37 !J500 Fpl«~. Lgc hCJJ. m~~ter <>verlook11H.! DanJ l'ouat Viking Scandia come. Huge !ot. S169,950. -$17SCozy cotlajtc 7H i58l·IUOO suite :i fabulous buy al llarlior. Pnn• r<.'dut·t•d lo 2>1x60 in ticautiful llunt-6 UNITS R~ Estate $1852 br, kids in L.U. $174.!JOO. SIZ7.950. Call 111).{ton Beach <.1dult park. ExchC11KJ9 2800 $210 2 br. Westmin plcx Tennis Swim Golf lli\llll F:TT REAL TY SCOTT REALTY 2 Lgc bedrms, 2 Cull on 30,000 sq ft +-+~lot: ••••••••••••••••••••••• $225 2 br, 2ba, yard By owner. Muclnd 671 4 642.5200 536-7533 haths, many, many ex· Zoned C-2 R-4 Ensl<;ide Why pay taxes.,. Trade S2503br, unt, kids ok br Casa Sarga. SpecL .. i---------i---------· lt as. Hurry fort his one Costa Mesa. $129,9SO. Frank Zelamcy Realtor $275 3br, 2ba kids. TH unobstructed mountain 1--------531 5800, eves.IW2·8434 646-9898 agt. 494·8502 $3604 + 2 Condo, pool & golf course vu. Walk to1im-------• OPEN HOUSE 9 /2 5 lnt'I RE Network Open 7 days Fee tennis . golf course. lake, A-FRAME Sale by O\l.ner Co nv<• 1------------------Real Estate 557-0822 rec cent e r · Pr 0 r. Large 3 bdrm, 2 story. mcncc or a lownhouS<'. BY OWNER Wanf•d 2900 1----------lndscpd, beaut. decor N I · d · FOR SALE Two 4-plexes, side by •••• .. •••••••••••••••••• n_._ __ p =--·-'a 3207 II d Ar 6 cw y painle m & oul. pnvacy of a home < 180 si"de. Mesa del ,..ar. CM . 0 w N p t y · -en...,.. w ;a upRra es. l Stepstoocean.Slll,500. degree on•an v iew I Clean Co1y 1 Br mobile ... roper in ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''kdays837-8260 CAYWOOD 496.077 1 3701 C J Ill· home.CallS48·9652 Xlnt cond. Never a Inglewood, Hawthorne LUXURY 2 BR C d ------REALTY INC. Casino. vacancy. $300,000. 25% orSo. Bay area? . · on °-By owner. Eli,:oya 4 Br --SOUTHCOAST dwn.Shortescrow req'd. W1LLrAYCASH" Oc eanV1ew. Security prorc ss i o n:il y •548-1290• BEST HU Y IN SAN PLAUAREA Pnnconly. Please call Ph.TomD'Allessand.;o f.s'::l~~~?mo~fi-}u~~ landlscd•aNpcd ... sur~lr"_!J7P2·r-~~~~~·-·-·---·~~~--CLE'.\1ENTE. J'ullm·l•Jn 72 Lanrer20'<57.2 BR,2 btwn4&8PM,S4().6338 T.D.PROPERTIES 15. 600 E Oceanfront. Jo:rJIC o;.ig,~"°.,,.. v iew. trom th •~ 11r11f I I Portofino Beauty Ba I 1253X UI X nl oc. & EXCLUSIVE (213)674·6907 or (714) 997-8382or838·3094 U,\ltCELONA ·M;in y clctrt"d :I UH.2 U/\hmm ht.•aut.purk. 546-6201 anytime or ------- .>.t ra:-.,. JUr I', Ba . aw a rel 2700 sq. n .. 4 br. 31 ~ ba llarhor r:'>l<Jlt'' All l'll'l' '7:! V1km", 24x64. 2 BU. 2 Deh luxe 4 plex.wilh stupel r (714 )"•"5221 aft. 6pm orona def Mar 3222 lnd'di.. guesl rm w,lofl k h t I .. p er s uni n ........ ''111n·•r, *"!l,!150 Opn 1lc en. 11u1t:l '· 0 11 Y Ba. l;1m·rm, wet-bar, s ar own · --------••••••••••••••••••••••• u "'u br. Privacy, paddle ten· I k l"k d1· "S .Sal Sun 581 98t5 nis, J:ardcns. Ry uwnr Sl 19.500 Trv I.>'" 11twn. xlnl l'Ond. (JY1869·70 1 par 1 e surroun n,., ' Mpt. Beach ttage, 2 Br 1 Ba. pal10. &. hurry l'rinl· ""'' Golden Key Located in prime re-UNITS new decor. carport. S of ---------1 By appt Sl 7o .ouo. t7l41 ttlli !lo:t:1 01 1.!1:11 s1dential income area. tp.l.1·5128 373 SIU'J \I 11 Sales 537.5000 Agent 545-8424. 673.7737. 1 Bldg on Balboa. 3 rent· Hwy. 955.3547 eves --edas4. I ~-J Acre~ for sale 1200 -DELUXE DUPLEX l Bldg on 2 lots on 34slSl. Beautiful 3 br, 2 ba +den RAREFtMD . New 3br. 2\liba. near park & shop'i,:. Children & pets welco me" S475 mo . 546·0270. $!75. 2 DH. 1 Ila, gar, rt•· dee, fed bkyrd. Adult cpl, SCOTIREALTY 536·7533 no pets. G46·l07H ____ r-~~~~~~~~~ Slli\RP, NEW. near Executive home near J::asts1de Bluffs & View, J ocean: 4 bd, 3 ba, fam br, 2'h ba, auto, gar, rm, din rm, set bar, f1rc $450. 963-6372 ring, outdoor BBQ & ----Macnab-lrvme REALTY COMPANY EASTSIDEOF WESTSIDE pool. $750/mo; Consider lse/opt. 848-0707 $215, 2 Br! A steal! Kid~ OK, small fee, unit, call • the expert rntl serv. 645-4900 ••Consumen Guide Brand-new con · clom1niums · choose Crom•-.------.,--- l·story 2 Br 2 bath up· Kids & Pets OK. Ont~ per over yo~r own dbl Sl30, lge 2 Br. call the gar. w /opener _ or _ rental expert. 645490? 2·story, i Ur, 2 bath. ••COftsumers Guide _ Modern kitchens : !{as 2 Story, 4 an, 3 Ba. + BBQ: qwet & pnvate: fam·rm. close to heh. close lo shopp1 n~. Edison Hi~h. New crpts. $350/mo. yrly. . paint. $500. mo. Can U1 ll. Larry Dyer642·8235 675.3859 . Good Investment. ~ uan ••••••••••••••••••••••• c us t. hm. Mex lrle, 2 Story Condo, 3 Bd \'u Coplstrano I 078 A TIEHTION 594.500. 2 Bdrm & new 1 All rented. Pr. $399,000. Rom an tub. ~u nd k. -3 Br2 B c ts drps ., t·ar or ~cadow & coastline. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm. Income 5625 per THE CALLISON CO. 640·7849 674 Cove St. 3 Br, fam rm a, P • : .. El Dorado Trnino f'antai1tic view. quiet 91(),000 firm. &l5·2982 aft 2 Bit. l ha homt.' Wvocl DEVELOPERS mo. Great neighborhood. 675-4961 -------w/frplc . $395. 2062 gar. ls:e y~rd w, ~nd cul·dc·sac. W a I k to 5::lopm. deck & e n c I v a rd ltlvers1de County in Sun-f>32 J>lumcr. Open Mon H.wport Bch. Realtor One blk from B1i.: Corona Wallace, 2 Br, {am rm patio. 70C'2 Ford Dr. si5u. schools & shops. Profess. ----~.000 ~Ml:! Edgl'woud nymead, npprox . 190 thru Fri, 9·5. 557·4579 -Spacious 4 BH. :I HA hsc. w,rrplc. $350. 2197 Cu-213-439·0281 designed award winn1n~ 1/4 AC. BACK SAY Rd, SJC. 495 s211; acres. Perfel'l for mini· -----Frpl, gar, guest rm & ba. nyon 11:1. 2 Dr, $295. Dnve 4 Br, 2'12 ba, 2 story, tripll· lundscup1nf,l. Model o-Sot/S..n I 5 ranches. 5 Miles from OCEANSIDE Rentals Call673·5646. by . t h c n c a 1 1 "Br. LANDMARK 2o:llt home II ke inter. has ,.... • IT HEEDS FIXIM' I ·1ke Perns ""· 1· 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6336 2 0282 " Imm a c :i ~· r h 0 m c " · • wenty units-5upe · ~ f,, 1 h d 3 Br 2 Ba picturesque 673· /64 · Hrcnlstone. $495/mo. + evcrylhmg. Buy from w .ov"r :>I! trcc5. beaut BUT A REAL BUY R.C. TAYLOR CO. vestment area S435 000 s "' s ~ 1 bo d • l ' -----dep Lease 968.7307 <owner1hkr) As kins: pool&spa .2500 s1j.fl,4 I BR home w h1 I & -----UD Balboalsland 3106 to big Coro~~· 9175 per lla,clcan,fplc,newcpt«,sharp-New w/w short 0 r I I( • 0 w n c r . ~ I 955-0350 I' aa •.• ~· ....................... cap ar cotlaj?e. s cps Mesa Verde Norlh, 3 Ur 2 . SSS.900. To Sec call Bn.2·~Ba.Lll..Dlt.FH. ~l'an vi ~w .. i!>k ing 8'"CRE~'" .... CH Plac• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo.67J..5180.644·0HY.l many xtras. $.SOO. Avl shai:tc~.newpainlk 8JO.."'"" 3 c ar g ar . Broker ..,.,.,,5()(). • "" """" Pro __...i Oct 1 C 11" .. 93112 "°"1· F1·~er upper hous~. 3 ~ar p....-. •• N. BAYFRONT·winter L'OR LEASE Larrre 6 · a ..,.. · paneling, 3Br, 2Ba, 2 l':lr _________ , cooperation. s2:rn.ooo. 4 ANCHORAGE .. " ~ 0 r ., r d $395 cl 2315 Windward Lane. garage, bunkhouse.out l4000UA~5Jt~:~ll><>nllACH 48r 2Bu. $600 m o. bdrm home. New ! Qwelnghbrhd.3Br,2ba ~i~c mo. Y • LOWE$T rRICED 00-8821 fNYESTMlHTS bldl(s, well water. fenc-642-1670day~. 548·8647 $1000/rno. ram hm, lrg fncd yd, kids --------- LA FAMILIA ------17141 496-7711 m it. lot<; of trees. Being 4-Plex, Mesa Verde. Up· -644-1481 & pets ok. $550. 646-6238 3BR.allupgrade:-. l'Or SEAVIEW !>phi into-2's. Terms. graded own i unit STEPSTOBAY.3DR Lgeduplexhomem CdM . _or64_5_·204 __ 2·------i. ner lot. view Near Sod OPEN HOUSE Sat Sun bdrm. l'J ba V11lai.:c llKH Sl7S.OOO . Own/a g t. 2 ba.cllnrm,frpl,gar 3 Bdrm s & 3 Ba . rv'ne 3244 1 s 1714 1 677-5691 979 8169 d New 3 D r Condo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlcbac•k Colll'ltC. ne\\ 2000YachtVigilant San J uan 1·ondo I l&r OR SZ20530 ' 2pal1os&gar enS.125 Fabulous master s uite. Sunflower & Dear. lh{!h School & elem 5189•500640.2365 j.!ara{!e S63.000 l'rm<· ----*SPENDABLE* J28Sapphirc.644·0954 Sm pvt yd. $600 /mo lmmed occupanc y. RENTALS Sc ho ol. By owner. only.S48·80!fS LOADEDW/OAKS 2 houses on 1 lot. 3br & Wl .... TERRrt...tT.a.L _752-0617Agt. $SOO mo.Ph&-14-1493 S72.500. Assumable 1-'ll \. THE BLUFFS • .. I ded lh k d " s;n "" 81.-)'1 loan. Owner will BY OWNER ,, .,errs oa wi oa 2hr. Ni cety ,rcnovat~ Charmmg2 Br2 Ba, lplc, 2 BR. 1 ba w/gar. S375 2 BR, 2 ba •..... $t2S/525 2 + Dor3br,2ba .. $52:'> carry $5000. 2nrt TD for lwller than new! Lgc. 3 trc<'~ IR the Clcvcland property w 7 , spend,1· garage. 675--0994 mo .. yrly. lse. lncl's wtr, brlrm. split· level with SALE/RENT "lallonul Forci.t, So. of ble per mo. $71.500 _ --trash •-grdn'g. 640_9.,,.._ l BR. new crpts, lino., drps & paint. Jnclds lawn care. 1'2 i.1ar. middle age cpl prel. No pct3. S?SO + dcp. 549-2300 3 BR, 2 Ba ....... $4351700 3IlR,2'h Ba ......... $450 2 yrs or make orrcr. b & 1 h T l I Bd 1• 1 .. <> ,. "'1 · 1 "" """ ay 1g ts view. o a · 2 rms. 1 "';: HI .,un range ... o. "umc1pa Ne__.. Reaf &tote 3 BR, 2 sty ••!ifl •yrly. ----must sell' 831·~51 aft. 1 · ... h " 1 ti -..-· • """ 4 BR, 21h Ba .......•. $795 48R,2Ba .......... S42u y new interior uccor. Hollow. Uetac cu patio wut<'I'. i:cnt e ro 1n g Associates H A R D E s T y 2 Blks to big Corona 6pm Truly outstanding at home Po o I 1 re 1• knnlli. for v iew s ilcs. 645•6625 REALTOHS. 675 2866. beach. 3, Bdrms, 2~:i ba. ......._ le h 06 it:ll,500 r a c i Ii t 1 e s. a 1 r . w l r Owner will carry. AGT -----formal dm. Huoc ma!lter __.wport ac I 9 8atbo P in u1 3 I 07 ., l BR house. frplc, fed yrd, 1.1til paid. $275. mo. l/528-Q17 aft6pm COSTA MESA 3 DR, 2 baths •......• $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AGENT64o-s:x;o !>oftner. Loaded. SGS.500. !714> 67G·5717 ONE OF A IUMD a en s a suite. Frplc, over 2300 January closing. <Rent OR522·2080 COMMERCIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq.ft. $700/mo. lease. OCEANFRONT Uy owner, panoramic ocean view, 2 Br each un· It ln quiet end of W. Newport. Nr Santa Ana River Jetty. Call 548-7219 or559-4221 OCliMFROMT unlil escrow closes> Coll Commercial SPACIOUS oceanfront 4 Agt.675-6366anerGpm. West Newport 3 Br. after 2 PM Sunday. ,_......., 1600 OPPTY Br 2 Ba completely furn. De h H E · 493 1254 • w,..... • r Res tored Lag u n a hme. Fplc, wshr /dryr, New Dplx 3 hr, 2 ba, fplc, BC ~me. nJ.OY . • •••••••••••••••••••••• L d k tto kWUctbh Catalina view & surf mg 1 an mar • seven r e-dshwshr, 2 car gar, no nx par·· 0 c · at your doorstep . Unbeatable Bargain. 4 Br Prime Comm crnr lot. sidenUal & four sharp pcls. Yrly rental avail. $57S.428Begonia644-1732 ...,.,,.. 000 2'h Ba. upgradcd hme. 70xll7 Nwpt Blvd. Sm commercial units. Fully Sept Uth 644 95112 .......,.,,. · I $79,900. negolrnblc. bldg. Gd visibility. Agt rented.Sellerwillearry · · · Nrbeach,shops,upper,3 e9JY rotnS O.W.C. 492-4337 646-7171 seconcl on assumption of Winter rental nr Bay & Br 2 Ba, W /D, D/W, fplc: Rffftw • 645-1531 Alla 1080 currenl loan. Great In· Ocean. 2 or 4br, frplc & gar, $425. 675·8340, 2000 Sq.FT. vestment at $650,000. furnace. No p e l s . _968_-827 __ 4 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LEASE 3 bdrm;. 2 bath, pool • Mon\icello Townhouse. $375/mo. No peh . 545-9491 eJ Walker t; lee Real Estate OFFICE BUILDING C2l3l243-5316 Just orr Newport Blvd .. C ALL TODAY... ... CostaMesa 3224 DanaPoW 3226 TURTLEROCK 4 Br, 2 STORY/POOL with adjacent R·2 lot & 3 about the training beioi COf'OftCI .. Mer l I 22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fa!D Rm, Jg. Din Rm. LIDO ISLE 4 BR l Brw,pvtentry. Agt. Br 2 Ba house. Ample offered lo new licensees ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde 3 + family, Cloae to Dana Point alnum, 2 Ba, nr park & OHL Y $89, 900. p:arkin.g. Owner w111 lake In our growing friendly WINTER LEASE l ~ ba .. new paint. $400 Marina NEW 3 Br 2'1!1 pool. SSSSmo. 752·0l8S m!!IVIUll .. ,,ER This 4 bed rm. 2 bath Ccn· llOU!IC 1n trade for down. office. Ask for Alan. .b Bdrms, pvt bayfroot Mo. No pets. Ba, spilt level ror )5C. Lovely 3 br, 2 ba, w I DW. """"ev tury Hom(' 15 on 11 lur~c !~t.Jr-191N£R.> 67C.,..~s9oo I m 0 • AG t Agent83J..1768 2200 sq.ft. No pets. $550 cpta, drps, patio, fenced ATTHlllACHI lotatendofqv1etcul 1le· ¥.IJ•Assoc tAra.:s ..,"" New E·side 3 br 2 mo,(714)75t.a511 yd. Nice neighborhood. T""ounlt1,nearP1tvihon. sac. Many upgrades. SOS.C H _.,.,. rd 1 • Kida/pet welcome. $405. =•re~~~:;aA::l~~•----------• !;?~ ~~m~~~!:~~ 6~ ~ ~:~MAL". ~1eec .. -!,.::~11 2 Bdrm, I bath. $471>/mo. ~tiJ.8N~ii:r; · iaraae. 2v!~w~~~:~ °f~r ~Aeent.Nofee. Q,900. Makeotfer. &ehools. Cl<>1e to South 1-mo.e .... eoe -A&t. TSLMgml 642-l603 Avl, 10/1. $375 mo. THEB.ANCH JoanlJowe.SouUtlandera Coast Plo:ia. Seller has 645·91~ Coftftgt0tt4f.Plft '97-3388 MH2l2 a BR. 2\.'J BA. corgooua 493-58U 3br + den, 2ba. Camel 831.ZW bought new home Cell _ __:._~'-='--.;;....;...'"----Spacious owne.n unit a brand new condo With 2 crpt. lovely JTd. $t60 mo BLUFFS Beaut. a br, 2 ba ··u•· plan on sreenbett. Im· mac. tclDCl. w/many lnl lmpiovmt'•· 144.1549 Nft'POrt Cf'ett Col\dO, 2 Br, FOfmalDin Rm. deo, 2~ Be, wetbar. nr p00l "•---------1 Jacuul. ocean vlew. nlte llClJtl, upincW cl.rps " ~pb. J'or eppl. Call ~iTt4IU-41311 IATYllW for acldlUonal details. Price ltedllcffon! BR. 3 Ba, + three 2 8R. Leg.cl le9ch l I 48 1r1. paUos, 2 car iaraie, 81~ ~ ~ 1: con:~: Incl'« aardener. Rcnt- A Nl M /\ L LOVER s AllU,;.~ Gar, aep. )'!'Ch, s ••••••................. pocll,Jacum, tcmila. Sub-lnJ . ..'is per mo.~ laati-lle-._~------r:,~1!.~:co~!~~clta~ ~reatlvelnvestmeo&a 3 Arcb Bay. 2 Br, frplc, mltMkldl&,PCU. 9(00. +'100aec. Wetbar,ft>lc, TOWNHOUSE Unlv. 144-951.J ocn vu. pvt bch. "85. O.ll~~or s:J&.1958. POOi &cpt'd Ulruout. Just Parle. xlnt. ~bell U· ~enn• ~~~a:;~~~· lmsa 5"'""18or4.99-20H. Men Verde a br 1~ ba mco new, avau now. can posure. oov~. atrium. a ' ' • -.. oci John t;ndacod court)'d & bedrm. house. Lots of for Stile 2200 2 bdnna. 2 baths, frplc, Fam. tm. tat . .__. ... K. R PROPERTIES Uo Cathedral cetria room fol' upanslon to .............. ••••••••• -1ille water vtew. Stepe eec. New crp-drp-1Jbt. No • l-t!Gl--0555 f::ni din rm, free .ataod: mak thlt a real money lo beach. -..28'J4 peta. 551-Glm lnlC ftp), Adlit . $$50. moker • p~nl income ................ 3169 Condo, new 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 Quiet rut~ beaut 3 Br ~Ofm.41ll guaranteed ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'ar ,.a ... rer..ar wahr den. Dln tun, bll ttlch,1----------•••::.•C••,•.••ID••UC••••l•D•••• o.w.c. ut T.eo. S1'77,GOO. RSA.LTV COMPA~Y OM'nmS~MO dryr. P<;o1 ~nb 1rb W/ bltnsl now Cpl. vlew. <kUt lrvtM lMOJ t Con· nu C-..ylt ..-Y o.a. ... a -1~ tH.s4ao '8'2-MU -.<7l•>~;Dan dow/pool,Jacuul.te12nlA St32,000 497-2457 ttiU'iiDi' "' Beauutul 3br, 2ba, dpht, mo. <W>!SMUl9 crt&. z BR, 2 a.a. frplc. Step.t08'hStriellnSo. _-"!" __ __.__... __ 1vtew ofbctan ~o:blb rJ~J r=a:t11dtpJi aG:~ ~9~C:.·IJ: 'BT..-o . 1212 ~a:e..:0~: ~ COATS & WALLACE REAi ESTATE. INC. 1016 IA•waa:.b~ Bdrm. aobl. from N'•riH eotrance t/'11 -. m.1.io dya, -!.1· -~ ......................... -~" JblN. u •· carport, l. n-..t ........... I ....... -~ a-•~ I br b t o;;;. -a.v ~~~~~~:::=::;I lDL beama l&.llreplaca 0 -,..f'whonlt"VUP~• eu& ol P .C.H Att~. -..1ewfwlmd9 .-.onatp ,2 a. PK,1---------tdS.OOO. Th•l'a wha\ llie $0dhadl; n CONt. z Br. lb&! flied JN, VttJ tpU, drP1, II• feac*9 'l\BtJi ROck 3 Bt 2 Ba. C • C DAILY PILOT all.,._.,, '6$,000l lbe futest draw Jn tbt clean, nw paiDt, pYt U. ,.rd, liteat for kldl fs Fam Am..!~ dbl pr ..., • .,.~ SERVJCEDUl&CTQRY To.Allk••IUalS W•L ••• Dallr Pilot Dr acbW. lllO/JftO. 111t.Qll.8'MMT,Aae81-W/(llW, J1e1 In hie. 497·2457 lulhbouU a.illlJtdAd.IGlfrl, blwnuPm,"2·1111 .,,.. ...,,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t ..._ .. u ....... IMd ...... u........., ...... u ........ ...,.. .,..,~ .. ........_ Afalfii:ltlhu.tw.. ~u.tww. 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No pelb , Boch.l&olll deductlooon n.:wdcluxc· EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. •hop. -4 1 W30J1 urv hm l.r1. f•m11, Ut\, atex>d .au1t $40:). 67~ A•all. How-$50 o.,. Wllta In Hunt. llarbour w11111 "' lrpk t.lt ai•ul 116:l "5(17 AJ1c11l. 1111 fcC' ~-leach 3740 All ulll'I pd • cpl.II, drps, areia. Adult coupl.,. Wntc Pr••= office a,.ce I• ........... ldt/ --.T...tMNCI..._.....,. ••• "'•ll'-'•1"-r•d 11v1n1 nn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. __ ......... M 39·H pool, tndry. fac'a. Adults Classlned Ad f!21, Daily II l' II fr I .. 2 Ht' + Jun. lilUI\, pool,. l b f ed rd _ _.. ar '' 3"' t p p 0 U -.. r I ,., nic '" • .. I k •• I . ~"'s l ir, 1 ii. enc ya ••••••••••••••••••••••• over ... ·n o re s or 1lot. . uvX 1560 Hmc~....... ,.,, .: .. r A11p1u1t 4 )'no "• ni ~1 .... ,mu hm pcil ok. Utll paid. children. C• 1 Sue. C<i.la Mesa92626 ' old 1 uiu uw. d 31!(1111.Jl JD&K s:lti()/o\o IHO 3847. ~~6·7777 o r H e nry : • h11l4tau 1~t IHOO 4M$·U11U l Hr ., bh fr•ih· i·uruiil ----.... -6429137 ~luxe 2 bdrm. air cond. t .. 1un• l\rach · • •· • · ~°" n;Bl "' Condo $?60. No lease, no ·telepll•• ... StMJ4t ""'-•· cu••w• room. ldtct... ............ t.,111111111 I -......... ......, a con-•· .. .,... ... cottMff•b• C019f"'terfH4 .,.. ........ COi .. lh ..cr.t.t .. Mrlkft 9'11 .. h • ftHdiad. Fram $2f0 per-. Youllrelhe .. 1ruwr ur NIWPOITCllST ~-::1. 1~1~~ 1'.ft u~u ~~: ~ 3742 'Tl,. '!~r-c_s SllARP b I' -bl -dogs. Cull 768 7117 or 4 Tlcll ... to tM 4 Hit .tr 3 tUt, l4:n111a. '"">1 21..1 3411 ~1 11111111 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-. ---1 r. me 11 trui 710-0066. &r.M ......... A\'1ul lmmed \l'f)cllNt or Studio on PCll, across + D/W, no pet.::;, kids OK --- ,....... 117!. .>4.21 Santa Ana 3280 trom hd 1. l'uol & jacu.z11. CORONA DEL MAR $22S. 642·MS4 Curt DELUXE 2 BR fanuly Lnt~nainmclll ••••••••••••••••••••••• s 2 !i o / m o D a y ~ 2 Br Townhowse, frplc. 2 Br studio. 1,~ Ha. plltlo, Bike to bcll-new cpt - c• 111411sz.1110 Ort , and i •--------•1V11.c1&1\\,2 IJr, 1"'6 bu ('one.lo (714JIIDol 1717, cvs, (21.3 ) Pool, tennis. Some ocuun gar, $300. Adlt{I, no pet.a fresh pot-encl gur. $265 Wi11Utlhmlicc-In lrvlna Sea Wiltd COlldo in lunily un•u H111hly 592 2tm & Culallna vluwi.. Close 645·0527 Mg.4291 per mo. Avl. 10/1. Call .._ __ 1 w•t• Uwfww. VacaHOtl Rentals 4250 iCulvttrDr at L.-a~o th•~ ht,aullfully upl(rudt!d Sl7~ 11KH • toshopping&finebeach. --M1ke847-6010 ::'::..'!•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• U...r i Mnca 1 tnllmt1111wd 2 bedrm Con 002 '471 tlCi8 1317 New furn. Studio. a cross 644-2611 Dix l~e new 1 Bdrm home. 2 Bd 2b Co d 1 u~ _..le h 3a6a Plan your winter vac11• du 111 l'oc-wporl Ucad1. from Bt h Dock avail. 1-'atio yurd .:ura ~I! rm. a, n o, poo • .,.w,..... oc .., 1 T rlt'~• ~all Ml S«Ta. 1<:.t k elntit ,wai.b.,r1dr)'cr t J &tr111 luxury <'oodo nr Wutcr pd Jucu:r.zi, pool, 632Y.a Pluroer.'Mon lo t'r; t·arporl, ad Its only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lion. Pam Desert enn1s ~~=~~.., ('!aim yuut r.illh cou\pat·tor lrtdd So ('uul l'lt4l.1 Pool, crpl.S, dl'J)'I , frplc, view. Oceanfront 1 br. f/p, gar. 9.5 to sec. S300/mo. W5/mo 955.3097 Pl5 3 br 2 ba, encl. gar. Club.3Hrcondo.6J9-J27l 1;175 mo 1u :o CAltPl-:T .:11 r SJSO/mo. t;40 •Ut.:! WS mo. l /522·8631 Adlts no pets. $350 Wntr, 557..t.579. 3 Br, 2 full baths. Fu Uy NBlock to beach, bulc .• yd. Cabin-Big Bear. Slps 12. ••• AfU-4.'\s J Hr 2 lb, , . .,rn~r llll Great view.~ mo Mo. to Mo or 1st: ~bb l'lde Rily~ 9Ci6 kt-.ALf01t.."i6453474 1·v,.,. 1--leach 37 .. 1 yr$425.673-Tl87eves d f I d Nopeu. Pooltbl clrTV ~day ..._,..-~ 3 BR, 2 bu, new cpl, drps, cpl' · rp c •. s bwshr. TSLMgmt 642·1003 • ·..,., • Nt-:W l'auat & W11llf>J1~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spotless luxuryduplex gar. No pel.S. Nr. OCC. Llke new. Children OK. _4_94_86_1_L _____ _ LUYt-~ Pldld 3 Bdrm, 3 tir. 1', lia condu Pool. t'rplcs. Newcpl/drps s:110. 751·:&6 $UO/mo. 10~ Adams Sl. 4 Br, Z ba, garuge, new Deluxe Sun Valley, Idaho ~nd unll Frc~h paint palm, ~itr Nr So. Cst Nicely furnished yrly Wlk to bch·shp'g. Crdnr -----A._1. Ellen C. Mahoney cpt:s/freshly painted. Condo 2 BR 3 Ba \.:i plu:.h ~ .. r~l. Spot le·:.:. l'lu . ..a $3"1S &io <n:I!', rental 1 lidrm, $300/mo, gas·wtr Incl. Yrly lease. SPACIOUS 963 0731. _ __ Ylry lae $550/mo. 34th St. Reg r~t.e. 6'2·iM01 • thrnughhut Walk to Wntminattr 3298 m Glenneyre, 1 blk to 3Br 3bbal,700'~5/mo New dlx 2 br, 2 ba on Jbr. expensive drps & Closet.obch,532-3331 . marltel.S, pool, llthoultt & bch 673 5003 or 494.4420 4 lir 3 a am-rm 2100· Bluff 2226 P f A 2 Br. den, 2 ha, frpll. "ark ssoo,mo A"l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2111151moAdulls pre('dNo !i. ac1 IC ~e .• crpt'g,frplc,mc.'epal10& RefttsllstoSh..-. 4300 p<itao~. c:IO'led g.,.r bw5.'i61l .. \.t-ryrm·e4br,2b11 home pets509Acac1a64S-7048 CM. $285 No pet~. Con rosegarden +gardenf'r. BACHELOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature adlls 14 75 '4<tlh uw, dr11~:.. cpll>. 2 O ceanfront, 2 BR, -tact W.S. Peterson , l'lc<:l. gar & plenty of Wanl cong'lroommate·' 4.94·1941 BEST Or1g10 ... 1 llluffs. l.'argar .. .:ooJureu Slll5 fabulow.deck,frplc,gar, Lge2br,2ba.~autv1ew 8473541 duys , 5363638 stora"e.$475mo. Cull64S-7465;64{).8468 3 Bdrm, 2l, ba, blltn~ area. Family sazcc.1 it !!63-4567Agcnt,nofce. no pets. Wmte r ~00. of bay. Trees. Pnvate. eves. 536-9491 APJ •SHAREAHOMI!:• Speclacular ocean/ca· ~~~u~~~ ~~:c~h~:;:;; Condonw!'iums 4.94 S7!J2 $t75·675·5205: 673-4841 3 BR, 2 Ba. $300 .. mo. No 2Br. lBa, like new hou!le, ALLUTJtS. PD! M/F wunled to share nyon vu. 1069 Sunla Anu, plete redecoration. Move Unfun"lhed 3425 Almost oceanfront, lovely insert "I" rule pels, 1021 Valencia. S310 mo. Close to beach 100' . from the ocean . !wTI.. 2 Br, 2 ba, APT. LB. $525 /mo. 642·8907, tn now! Everything new ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 HRDuplex,gar. Wmter 0 le & A t Call546-al8S 841!·MOO Avail. now! 201 E . Util. pd. Spa, pool, $210 759·5807. &gorgeous. $725/mo. Super 2 fir Condo in nice $t25. 4117·1744 Marion, UD xes p s. * * * f'or Lease Condo, nr bch, ~ti;:!. "~C:·F~~~ cS:1S:: ::~~~~5645-2339 or msg Lac.pinaHUli 3250 Agt64o.S560 11 r~a Av11110ct.$295mo Agt.orl/492-M04eves Bac~elors & 2 t>drm. 2 br,den,l~ba.wetbar, SueatSSS.TITlanytime .......,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------847-3871 Prime Corona del Mar C f V1 I r dbl ls t i.._--------. Lgc Condo 2 BR, ~ ba locations. A.gt. 675.2311 °"" • a1 I pa io, gar, J>C;X>. • en· Prof. woman wants M/F 3 Ar, 2 ba, A/C, bulltins... 2bd, 21Ja, liuilt ins. cpl, while water view, few days. 31871CircleDr. nls. saunas, 1scuul, to shr 8 Br tri level con- SJ75 mo. Nr. Moulton ~'~ro+rfaemc lrlmfChso.meQ. uLagel drpi;. Newport Terr. $4SO, yrtb from bch.. Pool, ten· ~ So. Laguna adlls. $400. 962-0432 8.!:~ t~::i w2a~:·dSubpt:' do. Nr Hoag Hosp. NB. Plau. 23706 Sorea1na .• ., 1st & last. $100 deposit. n Is. S 4 0 0 mo . Youare thewinncror Charming 3 br, 2 bacon· Yr~. (714)956-5871 • 7SZ.9023 _552_·9~3 ~ 955·2200 :~~ ~&oo~"::ii?'e~rd. Pvt 64S-8154 __ .E_l3J:l3J.t 177 BREA THT AKlMG 4 Tlckeh to the do. Pool, & tennis. Joan 2-m--al_e_o_r_z_re-m--al_es_t_o Lovely home, Jbr, 2ba, Lido Isle 2Br +den, vu~w Dupfexe1 Unfum 3600 l Br, Luguna, nicely JElTY VIEW Irvine Harveit lWIH371 846-2597. OCEANVI.EW yrly nu share 3 Bdrm, 2ba home frplc, crpts. dprs. bltn!>, $800imobe. ••••••••••••••••••••••• funushe<.I . uttl pd. Adlts, Upgradl'd 3 BR uprcr, Fe1tlval cpts & palnl, 2 Br 1 B~ w/jacuzzL $150+util. :i,4 AiC, sundeck, fncd yd, L1du Ii.le 2Br+<lcn S1200 Bc;1ch 2 hlks, hlJJC 3 Br 2 no pets. Cliff Dr. Area. hteps to China Cove. S750. Family Jo;ntert111nmenl New 28 r . l lh Ba• pvt dplx. $400 mo. 644-6780, m1 to bch. Btwn OC. ~ardener. $425. mo. Call mo. Ha. fplc-, ~~ir, NH No Walk t.o main bcti. $1100 Mo. Call Nigel, al Ocl.land2 gjlrage.patio,frplc,$300 6'2·3639 C/GWColleges.751-6771. wkndJl768-47~ On W.iter JBr+offlce. pct:..S5<JQyrly 645 1682 mo.or yrly.497·3493 644·7211AL_ _ Woodlmdgeanlrvme mo.l.l33-l693 3876 1amto11:30am. Mon LOCJYIHI HIC)l»I 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. pvt. area twnhme Ocean view. 3 Dr. 2 frplcs, pvt bch. tennis. pool. SSSO/mo. 8J4.333J or ~·3320 OCEAN VIEW I d" L -----2 ..... u d I (Culver Dr. Ul I L..-3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• thru Fri days & au day am rm, in rm. ge 3 nR.ZBa&2 1Jrl'•bu Oceanfront 1 Br. im· uurm pper upcx. Barranca) rv..... Sat/Sunorcall642·4SSO ho m c w ' comµ I e t c unit::. Prime Mei.a Vl·rdl' mac ulalc, attractive. S360/mo m e ts ult I & Please call 642-56711. Ext. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br .• l lAaBa, oe~r Beach. 12:30 to 6 pm Mon to Fri privacy. Un water al n eighborhood . Buth qU1el. AdJls. Yrly. $525 gardener. Coll 955-03811 333, to cltu m your Walnut Square, 2 Br $275. 237 W. Esculones. ONLY. turning basin. VIEW. W/MW crpl, paint. llltns 497·1082 aft6pm.orwknds. tJcllcts. w/sundeck lndry r m , 492-5557or83<H>725 --------- $1500/mo. & EZ cure patios & ..Wwportleach 3769 2BrFrontunlt$'35,Rcar encl gar, storage rm, Cleanoeat2Br 1Br 2blks Jo'emaletosba.re2Brapt.. WATt:IU-'RONT HOMES backyards. Adults only, ••••••••••••••••••••••• unit2br $360. * * * P>O + 11ec., lse. 67US2S from bch see mWiager CdM, $1.!iO mo. + uUL CA1..L63H400 no pets. 1571 Win· . 548-5267 or552-011.S 1602 Call' Laa Bolu ft 7!i8-1808 tergreen.6Jl-ll64. On lbe Beacb·wmter ren· 1 Br, enclosed patio. e a --------- tat. Duplex 3 BR. 2 Ba Nice.Bach. Apt. C.D.Mar, $220/mo. No pets, quiet Laglmaleoch 3848 5PM. Roommate wan~ed t o up, $495. 2 BR, 1 Ba down So. of Hwy. Kitch, deck, mature pereon. 642·1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leue: $350 mo. Spacious share 3 Br house Ul C.i:-t. $395. Both w/gar &: frplc. bath. $240 673-3855 NORTII LAGUNA 3 BR. 2 luxury z br. w /oceon 1125/mo. + \.it ul1l. 2914 W. Oceanfr ont. · XTRA clean, qwel. new BA opt. lmmac. Frpl, view Prime area Many 64S-4S59 ~2030. or 673-6179 WANTED· Penion to renl decor. 2 Br 1 Ba, stove, ocn view & 2 blks to br h d ' f ' •--------- New home, 3 Hr 3 Ba. wet·•---------•••••••••••••••••••••••0c ----'-------! my 2Br opt at Big Corona gar1b dspl, lndry · Adil~. Choice or lst or 2nd fir: A~1::X~orea~=· ~9:t~ F~~e dne~ ~ r;:.~a~:s bar, nr park & lake. $450 Mocfrrn 2 br, 2 ba, den, $400/rno ror 1 Bdrm w/lofl eanfront "Right on Beach. Transrerred to !;'?., "gle75~541.s5. ,,~'[~m $270. Adlts t>nly. Wm. Powell Realty ' Oceanfront hme. szoo Adults. 2Br. 2 bu. Jo'rplr. 2 Clubhouses, Jacuzz111 & pools. Lease. 752·9260 mo.493·9796 frpk, pool. Many up· & sunroof on Grand beach". Ulll. pd. 1 br Europe Nov. 1. Ref re· .,......., • ...,...., Real r.Estate, agt. Dodo . mo.714-686-9839 grades. nr bch. $475. canal. Salisbury ReMlly S270-S330. 67~·05 13 ; qwred. 675-8022eves. __ 2 Br 1 Ua. forced air heat. 497·17;il. ___ Very nice studio apt,1--------- SEA T1'.:RRACE·3Br, den. 558-8534or675·1938 h"73-6900 !J68.3558 stove cpli. drps S2SU l l'R N L r Close to beach. '175/mo. Roommate to shr lovely rool & h e h uccess. ---------• • • ' . o. aguna, urn or 494-0241 f . d · c M F guanlcd. 01•n view, lsc. parklmg l Br. partly Yrly SSSO/mo. 3 Br, 2 Uu. ---------1 2 Bdrm, l bath, beamed +dep. Adlts. no pets unrurn. Ulll pd. Adults. · urn. con om · · em. ~J. l 756·362'J fum. Patio, s. or Hwy. J21Sapphire, J:U . BACHELOR ceiling. Nice kitchen. 631·3725 No pets. Walk LO bch & Dix 2Br, 2Ba. bllns, 25•35• gar. lndry, pool .& Lease Sea Terr, 3 Br 2 .,, EJ~ 673·8ol7; 5'19·l967 ____ 675·1652 Enclosed deck. $400/mo. $2lO. 1 Br. gar, run~c. ~hop'g. $310. mo.49441541 enclosed gar, wlk to bch ~~~,i~j $200. mo.+ ulil. Ba, T/ll-tcnn1s, pool, heh' -""-.. N A Upper 2nr. c·ptsidri>s, APT. ~5:-:,.,.. 644 2212 rlefrig,d 132 E ... ~lu~33Slt. Huge 2 Br 2 Ba duplex. SanS270~f>59·5678aft 5PM Woman over 65 w/car to :1rcc!is, view. $475. """ase ·=av1cw • ew ·• frnlc. 'h blk to buy, "'A'ir. ...,, • ....., • mmc pos!I ...... ., ; ocean views, l li!I blks to .._ OR · hf t t. .,., .,......, ALLUTJLS.PO• ,,.a 2325 evs s ha re C dM hom e 831·167R . view wit an as JC· mo. 675-....,.,3 """ bch Lower $400· u1>""r C-11"---3878 '" 100' from the ocean. · · • • .-~ ..,.. rr-.v w/snmc. Rm •-board & ~ w 1 m ,t c n n i s c I u b $<125 Agt /John 494 0706 .. °' N•&ucl Shores 311r + den. pre vilcges. Call .H.e<l So. Hayfronl, 3 lilt, 2 b11 Av a i I. now! 201 1'.: · Cute, !>mull a pt w /stove & · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• nommal salary to right refrig,slovc,ducaincl'd Carpel,754·1202 apt. Love ly lux ury Balboa Blvd. Only S250 CostoMHG 3824 refng.$220/mo. · SM. Bach apt. Kilch, 11Aa Ml from ~arina & person. Niteorday. ph S'iOO mo. 494.2245 l---'~~------1 duplex. $625. 675·3878. per mo NO FEE. Call: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751·9999 patio gsr. 2 blks. to bch Bcb. Decorators 2 bdrm 673-4725 Sue ut5S6·7777 anytime. 2 Br, 1 Ba, 1 story, shag, Eaststde 2br, Palm, ••ar. S250 ~lils. pd. 494·3223 . tp~. • ~{~·hc~'!!~~l~y.2 --bdr-m--apt-.-n-e_ar_b_c_h--1·n 3 Br. 2 Ba, nice home . as· soc. pool, new cpb, $425, lse. 546-6274; 751·5111 Winter, very sm btudlo, drapes, patio, frplc, S 11 OK .,325 s hot plate cook mi:. cute , W R 1 8 beam ceil., dish was her, ma pet . • . STUDIO. utJI pd, 2 blks pac1ous areen areas. Nwpt. $187.50 + util. Call REALTY COMPANY cleanS170mo.67!>2543 R~te. rco:'tp~:,,l3elyr ~e~ gar. adulls. S290. 2650 645-3858,645-4166 Cress St. beach $250. Close to shopp'g. $325. Bemie.631-1057 Macnab-Irvine 2 Br. 2 ba. on golf course. xtnl cond. $365. Hill BA YSHORE ---" E'd .. '>O ... ,,., L 1 1 b mo 497-2920 a rt G & 831-0460. Kathy L. l BR AP'l' $300 CALL modeled, s,';I blk to bch. • en . .....,......,., o v e y r i: 1 r , wk ·ds NB. Seek straight prof.'" Nearly new, 2 BR + den. H A R o i-; s 1' y Encl gar. $375 & $325. lsl . -carp1dr11pt's, t:nr. blovc n -· -----South LDCJUllO 3886 bus. man to s hr beaul Powell. 497·1751 Extra lge master & bath. REALTORS 675 2866 & last + dep. 673-9404 art 2 & 3 Bdrm~. maturr M.1l <Adult:!. No pets. LC9'"0 Hi~ 3852 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rum, spac vu bme w I ~ All room open to lg~ ' · t>P" adults, gas pd. 778 S1;oll l!.IK4C An1&he1m. 5-45·~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l & 2 u r a p t s , others. PI en t y o I 0 l d J P ('h I . Pl. 642·5073 ub an m g ease or private patio. r1vate ar man ~ 2br, mo< 6463160 ____ l.)eluxe 2 BR Apt. beaut. w1panoram1c v1!?w & pnvary. $285 inclds utrl. lcase1ophon opportun1 beaches guarded com· k1tch, di.hwsr & I Cl' SUPER lge 3 Br apt, 11 OAKRIDGE VILLA Adult .... ab•oade 1 br rot· loc. Nr. Bch. Pool & rec. new cpt.s. Pvt bch. S2.75 & & maid grdnr, garage. ----- 1 v J b r d t· n munily.$8001mo.yrly maker . lrg l1vrrn hlkt.obch&sho(>!l.l''plc. Jbr,2 ba,bltn.s.Children "' .., rm $3l~UP + d G $4 50 m o 499 4644 6'W·0484 1•rofess1onally del'oral-Martha Macnab642·823S w/cmathedral cc1hn1t & dshwshr. + xtras. s.525 tage, pool, Jacun1. endd · ep. as n· PM • ' --------- 1• d I I and b c" p n d. pan e 11 n a, de ck . mo. 752-0729or 1·998-3423 welcome. S275. 858 W 11ar., laundry, bltns, $300. &wtr pd. 83l·3796 400•7161 a 6 Hffd o Roommate? .. , ,. Center St. 646·9569 .A.-d Ueaut1Cul selling, Furniture opt. Yrly 644--0878 ..Wwportleach 3869 -?=lh~tFumllhe ToProfess1onallyFind i;ardencr Available <k· 2 BR. 1 ba. $350 mo: yrly. $400/mo.673-0738 ~~~ANFRONT Class $410 E/Side triplex, 3br, H a 366 E 20th All l I ••••••••••••••••••••••• orUnfurftllhed 3900 THAT RIGHT PERSON tober s.iso mo. Mel/A.._rt No pets. Cpl. pref d. 221 A No pets. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2ba. frplc yd encl gar. 2 r, ~ · u 1 Nwpt Shore steps rro ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~E-CllAns 'UHuMrnD 830 6030 JJrd St., 556-3868 Lgc modem 1 Bedroom 67:>-4688 No students. TSL Mg~t ' 642·1603 ~~imo. 642·028'.l ocean. 3bd~· 2ba duple~ THE EXCITING w/sundeck..D5hwshr,218 Winter Rentals·3 Br ----Yrlse. (714)956-5871 PALMMESAAnS. llk-~~~lf'111. •S<t25no lse req.29436Vls· •LIDO ISLE* Collins. $325 yrly . ocean view & bach. Stu'. MESA VERDE area. E/SIDE 2 br. 1 ba. New MINUTESTONPT OJ~WloieitNq ~;a.Pl~z1~·t P~:n~. 3 J;; g~ 675•9378. d ents ok: • 675·0318 or :::~:~~°:.';~h:!~~ 3 cpL'i & drps. all bltns. PARJ( NEWPORT BCH. 832-4134Since 1971 owner.3 yrs.old.Justrc· 3 B~. 2 BA, newly YRLYlbr.rurn'd.Frpl,l SJS.6786. • Encl'd.yd&patio,lndry Bachelors, l or 2 Bach.1&2BR. College rem'! looking for dec'd. Nr. park, all s hops derrt d, lrg. sunny patio. adult, no pets. $240. UUls OC 2 Br, adults, close to shop· fac. & gar. Ulils pd. $195. Bedrooms &Townhouses from $220. & UIJ. same to share w/estab'ld & rec. areas. Adlts, ynu Access to tennis, bch & pd.675.~5 BEANFRONT1YRLY. 2 ping,nopets. mo.7S9-1438or547·9239 From$264.50 Adul~LNoPcts re 5 1 dent, n r .. club.AJ(l(714)6«·9060. -r 1 Ba. enc gar. at 645-8939 Spectacular spa. total 1561McsaDr. J dlls ok. No p eli.. BalboaPetdnlUla 3707 quietcndofW.Newport. 2 Hr, own patio i:arden, recreation prog ram, (5BlksEasto!Newporl Magnolia/Garfield by l...sc/opt. poss. 499·1625 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-7219or f;59-4221 New CONDO 2 br. 2~ ba, flar, odlts/no pets. $!90. social program. 8 pools. 8 Blvd.) 9i29· 542·5459· if no ans. 495-4823 -Newport _crest Condo. 2 Winter. 2 or 3 bdrm Dplx. PROMONTORY POINT 2 frplcs, bltins, pool & 644 1547111\ 7PM tennis court.s. Al Fashion 546-9860 M/F to share 2 br + den Sea Terrucc Twnhsc 3 Br :t:"s.:f~· 2'n Ba, lse, $.525. $295 up. 114 E. Balboa Smartly rum. 1 BR & spa. $400 mo. 675-4912 Patio Apt, 2 Br l Ha, encl Island. Jamboree & San new lri·level vu condo 2•..:i Ba. rantullc ocean ---Blvd.1-379-5991 I ft $750 90 d Bk.r gar, S255. 2214 "H" JoaqwnHalls Road. NEED A Responsible SJOO + util673-1.26SNear view. Fplc In Liv Rm & Jlir,2ba,pvt community. ~l~imum·. ;e~. P~i. FOURS"'•"ONS APTS Hut~ers. Dr. Open All. 1714t644-1900 Mgr . w/5 yr s. exp . Fashion Island. Mslr Bdrm, comm pool, 12 blk lo bch. Tennis. l br, steps to beach $250 1 """"' 61'M Would hke 6 to 12 uruts. ---------tcnrus, pvt beach. $600 b42·36Slor6"2·7l04 mo. yrly. Incl. ut1l. un.S75'5626 Spacious2 brlwnhse. I'~ '_. ----New duplexes 2·3 br $350 WiU do banking & bkpg., Oceanfront NB. Fem to mo. 875-5800, Bkr. 3 Br z Ba, fplc. dshwshr, ba, pool, pvt patio, child l Br. Ensts1de, $210 up yrly. Family & pets g arden'g. 548·3875 aft share furn lwc 3Br, Zba. BLUE DOLPHIN * 3 IDRM• Winter Rent.al, super loc. eating deck, lge dlx up· ol<. No pets. $260. 735 Small, but coiy wit ol<. 675-4912 6PM Wi D. cable, movie TV. REALTY New Twnhse on 15 ac. facing boy beach.. Light per, 11teps to water . $495 JoannSt.646-6483 natural wood cabinets La B b di . $150, util & phone incl. 493·5337. Call Mary Binns meadow w/pool. jacuzzi, any 2 Br 2 Ba tower-mo. Oct to June. 209 4lsl STUNNING 2 Br 2 81t beam clgs.130 E. 20th St 3 BR, 2'AI ba. condo. 35 Ft. guna c ' x spacious 673-3871 Frl;Sat eve& forapptat499-1592 etc. View. 3 Bath, din· duplex. J~p adJt.s, no St. 213·869·5985 or gardenapt,pool.recrm, ~-4107 boatshpavail.S600. !!:d:J>~.~:at'd~~·rlgme, SundaY9•2 • 944 6914 k d 714 2 BR, 2 ba. bayfroot con· w MiulonV&e&... 3267 rm.bltns,gar&car·porl. pets.$400.67~9 . ; w n s S275.710W.18lhSt. East.aide charming lbr doinsecuntybldg. Pool. 1 bllc rrom Cr,esent Bay. Rasp.fem.shrlovely2br, r" No peL'i $495 mo. 640-3326 673·3057 Newly decor d 49' 9966 2 .... Ft. VJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• or6<t4·9514 eves 2 Brdm Deluxe. AlllO 38r . IRAND HEW enclosed garage. Qwe $750 Mo. Agt. 675-1642 or494"""'4 • · ~16 y. S210. mo. CASTADELSOL . spacious house. BayOceanFronl 2 br,ut1lpd, 2br,2ba,allbt!ns,frplc, t'Ountry setting.$1.00mo 2Br.lba.1354.5thSt,Up· 2 Br. 2 Ba condo. Spec. view. Winter. Hl71·9467 ::::.~io Wanter $375/mo encL gar. BaJCony, patio, 962·8118 per. (213) 937-0321 ext325 Sunse.t ls., furn 2 bd 1 ba. tacular view. After 6pm 2 Bedr A rt ts lawldry rm $300-$325. Dana Point 3826 d 11 y s Eves ( 2 13 > Utll tnclud. steps to bch. Garogn wkdys.837-8260 Next t':~ac~~ ta'~naft OCEANFRONT. 2. Bd. TSLM&mt 642·1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 763-6!'189. $350mo.2l3/592·1648 forlt...t 4350 Lo8All110SVlllas3br,2ba HJ!:Al.TYCOMPANY 5·JOPM,673·9034 LowerdplK.~/wtnter. Ma gnifice nt Marina It 4000••••••••••••••••••••••• condo. Enclosed garage, IMMACULATE! P eggy Brom s /Rltr HEW OWNERS V1cw,gorgeous1 ,2&Jb 1b~h3~r,~baDpl~,tslepcsto •~••••••••••••••••• WAMRD pool. 557-5501 Beautiful Lusk· built 5 Small Studio, yrly $225. ti4.'i-l531 HEW MAHAGEMIEHT Apt.s. 493.0075 ~nt rrpo~' P;!. r:. lOsl:~: Sleeping nns S75·S10S rno. Storage earage642-7315 BR, 3 bath w /family & incl util. l Adult only. Pvt pu,OMONTORY SU .... FLOWER · , 67c • .,.,"aft 5 All _,.. wk. Share kit/· 2 BR, 2 Ba, convertible formal dining rooms. bell. 67S.3063eves. ~ " Panaroma view, new ,,........,,, b h Sh M S den drps fed Jndscpd Lge park-IJke grounds. PENTHOUSE. VIE~. 2 I bdrmmtdden Bit & Den 4 Plcx. N .. at ·,. own on· al OfffceR...tal 44'JO autD. spmklr;, rerr11'. llOO/mo. yrly. Gardener Coroftcl del Mer 3722 BR, 2 Ba + Ion. nicely 2 mtd 3 L...L--peL'I. Mgr. 494H097 2 BS350r nroclye~, newt/cahi~peld t Ronr ly • pd.al~56a~pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,,..1 • .., ......_ .,.._ •· te pd Cum Small ...,. otc $750 -----yr • nope c e s r eq .. ............ or ''" -•-0 •-"'~rryr 0 ·yer6'2-823S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .,... · · 3brto.,._es 2 BR, magruficcnt ocea 3U36St.644-4J40frplc 5411-5954 •COSTA MESA* MtwpOlllHch 3269 Avall. yrly. 1 BR on (wflt9flNploceiJ vu. Woodburnin& frpl. OlospaC!eavall lS().1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach, pvt 1ato. $375 mo. Winter rental, clean cute p LS Av). 10/1. $375 mo. Promontory Point l BR, ROOMS SSO wk & up. eq, ft..(or any eombina· BLUFFSCONOOS Family wanted for newly uW lnct (213) 928-1844 or beach cottage, 2 Br, $285 , 3 00 493-584S view. Short or lone term W/kltcbens, $4.2.50 wk & lion) Newly remdl'd ln· Leases starting at $5()0 r emodel e d hous e tn4)67$-TIM rno. lncldt patio, 1ar, · JACU'%%1 leaae.6'4-4Wl5 UP>ASJU.541J.97SS alde/oot, air cond, Month. A1en.t8'4·11.83 w/brand new ~l. Dbl NlCE 1 br, ocean 1 blk. ut.U. Also. Bach yrly, Sl6S SAUNA 2B~1':,,~b:~~~ incl. SUNNY OCEAN VIEW Laa'una Bch, beaut rm, ~~~o~~c ~l~ 1~ Xlnt famllY home. ser. i;Q, hf~d :3.~ ~: ~~~d l!:! ~lnroo short ~Ji:;~ 're!~~~Pt'~ Close to S.A. trwy & So. gu & water. Extra lge 2 ~;!i~i~n~cc:a~· ~~~: f~~thPr'f:~~e R~~!: airport. travel aat & 3~ be. lge fam rm. lge yd for fido and or kids. · .24,25. Cst sbop'g, Tiny Tota br, 2 ba, frplc, 121)5, lnc 1510W. Balboa<all.Slh) 494.7348 ban.ldn bld1. Secretarial ldkh, nr schla 4' ahops. Nr all schools. $5()0. 3 yr Studio apt, util. pd. In Winter 38r house 1350 welcome. 3 pJayivounds gas & water. Adult., n ave avail, conference rm WeskUft. 19.'!0/mo. Yrly lie. 64.2·2173 or 645""835 xcb1e for Veterinary nile mo. 3602 Park Lan~. N .B. FROM $285 UP pet.s.493..7439 or 499:4147 · ILUFFS COMDO Man employed days. Kll. prov 1 ded, ii bu D d ant lse.MO-S231. On th Ba 2 B 2 Ba attn. duties. Mu11l be J.737-4379 251 I w. Sunftow.,. 2 Br, l ba. Carpet & drps, 4 Br next to pool. quiet prlvllegea. $135 m o . prk'g. e Y • r • un-r esp on e 73 · I 0 5 0 · 557 ... 00 S bit"• u"ra"e -c mo sltfft. 6-8 mos. lease. Nu Costa Men 631--0674 642..9560 BLUFFS WATER VIEW derground parking, full 9AM anM. ' 0c-=-an f nt 2br I rt ._ ' .A. , .. ,, ,.... " . .....,. . .... ..-... ro o .. , 498-0:ns aft 6 cplll, pslnt, tile. 751·3741 3 BR. & fam., beaut. gal· 11eCurlty. 1 yr Lse. $700 -Crplc, dshwr, nu• crpta'. 1days,10.5. ,.,o pet.a -Mr. Leeor4~l63. fl7,50 PER WEEK edeourt)'dAal&&Hl33 mo.~eves. STUDIO APTS ln China drpl pa.Uo. Wntr $500 or QUIET·CUTE·PRIVATI!: Sparklm1 3br & den, 2ba lBLKFROM BCH, HB. ,,.___., ck Cove, fplc, wahr,dryr, 1 ·$700 a,,__._3303 pd. twnhie. Ocean vlow, dbl OCEANFRONT, yrly 2 Br ' 536~728, LYE MSG 65•PIRS9FT 1S17WESTCLIFF·NB AOT.541-5032 ~ront 2 BR, 2 Ba, Ba bay charmer, 3 br 2 n•Uo 1190 mo, lat le l&1t yr Y · ....... 1 Br, utll $290 mo. •375 Ch i 1 B j a e z i iu. crpt/drps, refrt1. bll. New cpl. paint. St~· + cin dep e15•11119• S1B5. 2br W:tah::s. Util t: 6'2·0835or&46-6423 f:i\81i ~s er • mi~ave, enclu 1~r. 1~ Room/batb, CM homo. Yrt1lte. '900,,1424'43 dents welcome. Lr• yrd, m.1~ • • wtn•-......... ad · B • • w New ....... 641•7219 0.,. Female. Pref nurse. 1901 Wntclff Dr. lmmact occ. ssoo mo. m.i'i95 o..,..-.... · '375-~£28;-,oope411.186 tlwli119•lffdl 3t40 ~.,.,... Kite.hpriv.Call83l..2621 _NewpocU'inandalCt.r 4 ~ ~~.:_: nn.~8 no.nee eost.MeM 3724 211t !!~!It ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ... • __ ...._. ....,..Offlces,oc. tq.u. -aio, ,,, · ••••••••••••••••••••••• __, uroNEARWATER ,,,cta.-..1n~ .... m.120 CallonSU.llanaler SUSOOma.Aaent.54t.1IOl3 S.Qa It 3276 $40.00W!m&UP ~.•_11,!t,d . a Br •..Pta. & i Br bae FAKJ.LJES KaniedcplaorfamWes ~--· Kitc~rlv. 201 (TH)-.stllexta&G NMrNpt Terrac:. tbr Coo-•••••••••••••• .. •••••.. •Studlo61 BRApta -•-w/pr, epq, Idell OK, no STOP HUMTIM~ I Sr 2 Ba, fplc, patio. yr: Wakefield. 1 12154 1 --------- 1 do. o.r bcb. 9SZS.UC·l"1 *'l'VfcMaldS.rvAvatt .................. -•• peta.s:z3S.l250.831·0081 It lte. No peta. $52~. a1 .. Wood.. Clll home. D&UXIOflllCIS d11MM?Utvt 4 Bdrm, private buch •Pbon9Serv, fftdpool .............. 3106 WE HAW lT ALL AT Apftt.6'1J.1020 Efnt>loyed pmioa onlf, Cclcnm1 • IDdltl IPJCO. lllO/mo. 23'18NewportBlvcl,CM ............ ••••••••••• ~~Hudlo/l BANBURY CROSS,.~ 2ba S.afll ~lblJta '150/mo.C.ll6'5-1tN al0\02000tq.ft.Aslow •t • '~ ~~j,1~'.':e 2 Ddnn condo. Stepa to Ml·t'765orl45-•117 FROMt300T0$150 & 2 bdrm•, $230, '285 & =•'°Yl~cb, aohoota, -~ paneUnf, frplc: N..t 9mPlf4 Jed ' best ::.:~1\~~N~~~ ktt "dJn rm. :a car iar. beach. 9'00/mo. Furn. ti• II amalJ 1 br, ~1~.ly; also hous $.150. lmmed. occupancy. •Pooh• •Jecnal• ~!:..~tcM to btbo Yrly. ND loc. l.Jto "ltct. 1135. Raody to s:o. Frwy. ~/molN/opt.813-4545 2 8dfftl c.ondO. Private ctoaed In 1ar. lnc1'd. Rumbold Re1.ltyJnve1t. Pool, Jacuul, frplo & 2Bedrm from 1a5, v .... ,..... Ref. 548-QIJl bef6PM C..1J1831-1.00 beach. G5/mo. Adulla, no poll. 2110 8"15 4822 dlbwhr. Adul&a. no Pett. 84UCJ<M WestcUlf aru, Lov~ly 2 -Sl-.. -.-pi_n_ll_B_"""_m_V_a_C_•_n_•''--------- 3 Brl i 4&, Prplc, b ated 2 Bdnn l\lrn condo. Steps Newport Btvd ()pen daily, X50 ltarla .... 1 ~~ "" .. ~ Offlcff .,, poo , J car .ra.r. Pluth from b .. cb. '350/mo. --2 Or t Bl, cl to bay. st. c.M. (Mesa Verdo Viewpoint La. off Beach ht, adult.a. ""' petJ, PoO • ellO JS.ch Apt. Jl.S/wlt 6 · i MON'l'H HW bm cptTf, fr.,hly SllOREBlRDR.LTV 1210 mo. t Dr. mature wln\tr rental. USO. l)r.orfHarbor Blvd.) ~WtrnulrHell lllOU5thSt.5411·4i22 13T.IO/Wk re1pectlvel1. O J'RBE painttd Xtta olu. 4*2-Gt adult.. no rot•. Quiet, 640-0828or8'1U'700J 111!._ l OHTH rREE t.,c 3br 2ba $350. 2br 2ba LIDO-CHOlC~ 2 br. Jnclut.ll.C&t131·2621 ~l=•:.ofl~i: ssoo mo. lhrlann•, 1ac11r•. 0Ddtro1a ..... ,ttht• ~107 ld-2441 SlllO Oar recu .. 1110'11 vlaw pallo, fmlt, dlo ,..-:....,;.aa..a...;.;...,, •t•o of "'•rltln1. 1082 S.E. 84t·74UorM().0863 Moblla Ea,attl Ul91 --• 1•-•1' •••'_.., · rm MuJ'8_,..,, .............. -~ , 81 ,,.. s _ _.... ........ _a er. 2Mi ba tOwnborne, ~.~a ' •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 9200 La.rfe, ln:untc. 1 br, .... Y·-·-· -............... ••••••••••• .. •••••• .... Brl1lol l. Newport HVH Por,oftna, a 8r, tmn1a coUrt. pool, pl1v. ll10. Nice 1 ~. R•po.nal· paC o, pool. Mature •Al.LNEW A~l.1.laJ. Larae*• 2ba ape.. &an • LlC NSED Bme, (pvt ntacl\..PJ 70l0 ~JOft,a...-aa.Dln ard l•l.t. Adu11 ~m·Ttade1ouro&cl1tallfor bleadulta.Nopilll UtU adu.tta. No cbtldren or bdrm• •ncl . 1•r. ~U)lltatobcb.#90 r~au.lil& r•foralder Ott offlcH w/aecy am, Peca Rm, Oamt munlty. '400 pr mo. oew .1oodlet wltb • tncl. 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( J _r c1oor i.rrvit·e llofA, MIC OK ... ,........ a <iuJ1r t•lim Pf•l odor phuc11concrct1" hl1wl.& l.Jca:l7U6 6'SW74 Apt11 (ons t:lcntluua Hus1nco. Jt cl1ublc <.u11r1.~-~.~6r.~~·~.,!:,~l·~~l. P.unt & Pnn••nn", z.& yri; 7Sl·31SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• <:pt rep111r a yr1o l'lll>f bnck worl.. l-'1N• t•11t11 Cruft11mun. Ph645·0:102 1crvic1•, J unarc's Hag "" "" ...., ... ~ " \I HS JAt llf\.'> Ou work m)a1•U K1·h l.i<"d " bQndl'tl tl71l U72U 1',Lt-iC1'RlCIAN·1>rlct!d ---gedy Anna ut675·6S53 111~rv I! Harbor url'u. St DRAINS CLEARED It f t Odd job!I Palntln" an PROfo'ESSIONl\I. Paint· It 1113l81, refs. 642·2356. Fn·OM r•."" . tt1h\,1ll1n1o: 111 •oiH ~10101 ChlldC_.. r11p rt:c Cli 1m11le on " •· · ·~ --hum.. u <" • ... ' 'o" • I J.irt.:it or 11mall Jobi! t r I e x l r • w • n d o w Houserll•11n1ni; by re ha hie i;;rk !.n~~~ ;,~:~Ult':,., Hea:., PAP 1.;n PAI.NT. 20 yri. • CaJI 7SJ.ll9t2 ilioi)i> no 71*' W1•<"llrrt'.irpt•tC'lt••m·r' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.lt· 673--0359 waehinj.Jerry64~81U7 couple. Rulcrencei.. • ., """ cxpr Sati!>£al'lion ftUlir. A 1 b 1 ~•mt'lrunur"h1tmp110 CHILD CARE H• .... oy ........ ...a --~-~13~J626til:!G_ F . S 1 Save$. w lt8J8J87S ny pum ang wa er .1 .. 0 u11holi.l4"r)' .tll wm k U Nooo b p M GGl"'d9nlftq '""" ,.....,.. uir ~ccs talc 1 1 & m---00 11 ~l'rv. leak!>, bathrm encl, Worn •n v. ill hioilt}~il l fl'm..ilt• t'111hl11·n l:? &PM 6.&S~l .111 ti 11u•r 'rrui·k rnuw1t unit wr,•kduyi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-2333 Bnghten your humc or srd l::xt.:rior b~tlllh•H. EXJ'ERTPAINTING t·cram1c tile Rea11. Fr t'al, ft:a• I Jll•11 All hour11 Oil Wt:t!kemls. WJ.o;l':J>JNC:·Cl,EANUPS blllilnus~. Cllll The Tryme-(;aht•oijJO~s_ ~yrs C)(pr. Loeal rcrs 1132·2468 . IMS3716 lilny M"c C.ill Hollll, WreklyMuinl1•num·~ Doyouhatotoshopororc Sunshanc<.arls 55::i-o245 WOHKG UAHAN1'~1::() C:.tm work . Rlcllard R -~ l'h1ltl tart' \I \ horn~· --tl4l3460 f'reccst fl421>'J07 yoµuoable to? U~oc11l1 I tc IE 1·" 9603361 oo'""I D•lboioi 11.1 I\ hut ----P11ula.5'5·7494 n nor .xtr ·rec est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I u n I h I ' 111 \ ,, \ r t.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cofttrodor Gurdenmi: Sc-rvlCI.' clean I'M YOUR HANDYMAN Mlolon~~r·klclcl•lpel"rl llCOO'XPn~ 25 y,.., C)(p 6-12 02'JS Prof Paper ~a~.:~n.:. he td~~~~. ~~lt~•lbl~d, Jtclyo:; 67~ IMHO 'ATt:IU="'ti Arm1·1HJn, ••••••••••••••••••••••• up & haulln&. weekly R . •1 • r • ~ n....t:ty p · t• <:!?!JS 11 l & 111 r d ' "'~ " miuntl'noncc Rcuona· es1(;om . free e:st M67J:J6 .....-aen 1n9 !>U c Call Harold Gunn , c..,.nt..-M1ddlu h111km, Greek ll J llulfmun & Son, Gen hit• ruh•11. fr·~ e•llmnlos. Gaur. Dallas 64G-5H811 ---• 1 .. 1wci.l Pr1n·i1 581 ~Jlor979-471:J 549·2961 • Coinp. 1>MtY 11la11111ni: <'c111lr t:Wilom All & Ac.Id, • ., R M • lluusc:. Apl:., Pati ---:•••••••••••• ••••••••• lrom c·nh:rtJ1nmcnt to 11Jt1 o s. c· 11 b Inc t s, Arter 4 30 llKk for on Grodi.... cnonry 1 L ' 01 ROOFS f'Oll LESS ( 1rr1 •nlf\ \ t II" f)4' "~11 ..... A981 ' ""':II ••••••••••••••••••••••• ntr1 r .:\.lf ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • J 11 ) • '° · 1 lrunup Ml :ll!Ml lorm1r11 New conl)l. Iles ;> "" or .,..,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Work tiuur Hl!h All types, fin an avail l'Jnd 111""'· 1·11 \l"o & tumm Iii~ 4644 --Skiploader dump truck lJrackwork. Small Juhl> L' El c.52 E'l<1>er des1~nc r 1 t I I \I ~ Cef'1-.. • A~tic Prof Japonei.c Landscap· "-uhn • d• Newport •'o!.l' Mesa & • rrct• s s ". U:l75 carrv•nl"r will h"lp you Free ei.l, hc/bond'd, Ill omm "' nl l · • ,_.,.., ~18 .i!>-11 Lat'. Hollllt'd •· d M ,,. ~ tree work gra · " · .. · -•·-.. ' sr. Senior Ctltiens atscnt . 18 27UI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11111 .. ~ar eolng 111nl ing de~o etc 751 3930 lrvme bi5 ~1175 eves. Qu11.ltty work lnl Fxtr hulld } our proJ e t•t ll94-042l anytime i-.;'-'<JflUmy Ae<.tUJt1cs . Qual Urywall And t\t'OUSltc and mowing, tnmmm~. --'-' --· -Ave rm SJ5 ncr:.' f're~ Ovcrhc•ads. det•k•" etc ---- Duuc ~. ~rndows, .t·ab~. iiru)t!d ce1hnas. repairs Spcl'., St. Lit:, 636-5738 or :.1miymi1. ~eodm". f'ree HauliMJ Movincj est Dan 63l 28911 · Save $$C1111645·Zl33 Repairs. L1c'd & lnsnt i.hclvl.'s Hough f!" .f-mi:.h. Guar Lit· 11329695 f'rt•c (213 >422·0279 t.'Sl 545 7072 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••·~··•••••••,•••••••• ---All types. ll'ree est. Coll Pickup work. 64.<! 67113 ~t. 536-lllOO --CHEAPEST ha uling 111 Local & Loni{ Dist ante Plastw /Repair an time 541 5930 Walt ,.._ -----Sl11te L1 c'd E)(Jlll Prep. R~llable F.xpr Jap~oese town. 1''r est.s. CHl!:.AP! Moving. Lowci.t rates, , • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ --P"'"'t Senilce c:..n.ent/Concrde Cla:.s now StJrhog. Ed Gdrdcner. ~easonablc. 642-2995or645·1390 fast, cfflcacnt i;crvice ~htn you re talking VERY NEATPATCll Tile •:••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.tc:k.son,548·1192 _rreeest.64:>-. 5231>Mske. j t-'ree cs"' M oje. slit· about lst. you h""~ lo be JOBS&TEXTUllE ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.:.lrpet Man will lay your' ONE· MAN (;rew 5 vrs ex Gen«al Senl UAULl.NG &LABOR Modern Muvers639-8552 ht, & we are lst. Jo or ll>l Free est 893 H39 ERAMlC TlLE. New or or mine. Repa1r1:1 & pr pounn" "· f111ish111" ce• Free Eiitimates ----daa.s work and top hnc -remodel Free e.st aml I G ,. .,. .,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • p ...1-1.1 fP . · l I & P h I I ' c earung loo! uar work Set your own forms suvl' . 559·l.581 uom•llCJ GptN1ng ma c n a , intr extr. ale • astenn1L all Jobs welcome. 536·2426 al bigger saving~. 1''rcc monev 661 2423 . ".'?u don l ?~~d a .r::un. to ll~DY~: C11rpen~ry. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stahl contr ht:'rl. Uon-types, free estimates. aft S ei.t,6<tS·l646 _ draw fast whtn )OU dcctraral, plumbin~ & GetGREENcash PETERSPAINTING dcd1snsr. Ple:.u1e conlut:l 540-6825 --------- place an ad m 1th.e Daily noors646"68:>1,847·2787 forWHJTEelephants Expr'd. Reas Rates Hlue Diamond Polntmg ------Kitchen, Bath, Entry. F\nd wbal you want in SELL idle items with a .P1l?lWanlAd11. Call now Have somelhmg lo sell? withaClasaifiedAd Free Eat. Call Gene ~0352 · Patio. pools. Tilt'. Daily Pilot Class1f1eds. Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Ad 642-5678. Classtlsed ads do it well. Call 642·5678 652·0458 Have something to sell? Quarry• Hrick. 554·~8 Cl~ifled ads do it well. eves. Office Rental 440 lminets Rental 4450 Mort«JacJes. Trutt Lost & Fowtd 5300 Schooh Ir H.a WMted . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DeM 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmtnlctlOll 700S P 7100 He-Ip Wanted 7100 Help W..ted 7100 Http Wanted 7100 WESTCLIFF BLOG. Nl WPOnT BEACH I '" "' .\..,-.1 1.11 I / ••t' •11•1 1• ~,,.,. A11• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Del (Vf s ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUSBOY P !lime, eve:.. wee n ice pace on PVT PTY will pay more FOUND, green Bird, may Artist for painting Girl West 17th St., Costa for your 2nd T.D. be Finch. Vic. Harbor FLUTE LESSONS hsewrk. Paper h~nger Mesa. 1'50 sq rt or 700 sq 642.3573 View ff 0 m e 8 , N . B. Former faculty member for $8.50/roll. 6454266 flofconly. 955-0098 Oberlin Co ll ege --- -RI UllT REl\LTY-500/o YIB.D Conservatory, relocated ASSEMBLERS 979·&33 $31,360. 2nd T.D. behind FOUND: Blk. 4't tan male Npt Bch. Susan Fries. Li Mf . $120,000. on South dachshund & ~ht. male 640-5686 LEAD MEN tiff r.CICJll"G Laguna ocean view re· shaggy dog. Vic. 17th & Learn lo I b · 1 Bl . INSPECTORS JS0.6651 sq. l. $140·$250 s1dence io escrow lo Grand,SA.541-4713 grass t1j':!z a~l Gu~ S porttng Goods Mfg mo. Uta pd. 646-3357 Doctor 'at $267,000. All PenotM1111 5350 642·9006 or 548.-4987 re needs i n d us tr i a I Rentals Want•d 4600 due "5 days. Discounted ••••••••••••••-•••••• • workers. Start work lo· BOYS & GIRLS After school and evening work Earn $20·$30 }M:r w~k or more Prer student. Dillman·:. Rest. 613-7726 BUSBOYS, for private Counlr)' Club, full or P/Ume, xlnt benefils m beautiful working sur - roundlnas. 496-5767 IUSBOY ••••••••••••••••••••••• yield 50% per annum. Dnnking problem? Jobs WCMtecl. 7075 day. Manual dextcnty & ---------'By Oct. 1. Permanent, 751-482'7 or 493-1153 call Alcohol Helpline ••••••••••••••••••••••• ability to withstand rapid SAN CLEMENTE middle agt•d cpl. Xlnl AlfnotwtcefffMfh/ 2A hrs a da~ 835-3830 URGENT, lady seeking pace reqwred. No e)(pr Call Mr Howard 64 5·610 1 Apply now by calling 646-2443 between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Mi Casa, 105 Main St. Balboa. Apply daily, l l til 5PM. 675·9600 Medicai Arts lldcJ refs. Small pet. Nd 1 or hnoftals/ perm. Waitress job. Yrs nee. 7 AM to 3:30 PM Jdeal Medical or Dental 2br, lov.er fir apt or Lost&FoUnd PREGNANT? exp. al Hllloo Hotel, shirt + overllme. lli· CAllHET MAKER Several required. Mui.L be e)(per. 16781 Milliken Ave. Irvine 556·3937 swles. Plush carpets & dup~o~00.963-4775 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cari n g confidential C.Cl ub, Top Rests. hnguaJhelpful. counseling & referral. 548-3925 by 10:30am NEWPORT <·tmlrol air. SS• per fl. BuiinH1/lnn1t/ Amoullcemenh 5100 Abortion, adoption & INDUSTRIES Call YEATSCOMPANY Fl--c• ••••••••••••••••••••••• kecpm· g. Electronic assembly work 498 0660 499 22.,., ..... b · t k · 17391 Murphy Ave. Irv. · .,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• APCARE 5'7·2S63 etng a · en n o w sn H_.p W cnited 7100 Help W •ted 71 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CAFETERIA HELP Exerut1ve office space. lusiMl1 • * * -------home s h op. Some ASSEMILERS including reception1i.t Opportunity SOOS Spiritual R•ader specialized tooling avail. We will train. Apply . AUTO&TRUCK BARTENDERS 8AM·4:30PM, 6 Day:.. MECH4NIC Expr'd. p /time. Apply Good benefits. Call Ray, 5 Yrs exper, own hand with Gary. Mission V1eJO ss7-4700. ext 2A4S for PP· from SlSO mo. to $385 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dorcas MUftroe 1815 So. El Camino Re:il Quick & dependable. lnq 7AM, MacGregor Yacht Prt:sl1ge location. Call 24 UNIT MOnL 2A4Ave. Aragon San Clemente. Fully Ile. _962-__ 17_59_. ______ 1 Corp, 1631 Placcnlia tools. Day & night open· C.C.831·1550 yo;.._in_t_m_e_n_t. _____ _ 752-8321 NEWPORT BEACH San Clemente f'or appt. 492•7296 Typing-my home·20 yr11 Ave, C.M. PRINCIPAL.SONLY Youare the wmncror •MICHELLE•S exper. Pref. large m 1u1.1 ________ _ mgs. betwn 9·S, 556·3706 ---------1C a ab i e r s , morn in r:: s BEAUTY·Reeepl. for El weekdays. Experienced Toro 1:1alon. Must be over or will train. Standard 21. S;ilon exper. pref'd. Shoes. call Rick o r J im HO. COSTA MESA • Pnv:ite office $75 per month met ulil. •440 SQ. FT. Carpet. drapes, u1r cond. $195 per month incl ulil. •Two office suites, 630 SQ. t"T. ~2S per month U"'UOR STORE 4 Tick.+s to th• * ing. (letter dubbsng, ad· ASSEMBLERS Auto & Truck $ANTA ANA l"IM Hcrnst Outcall Massage dressing) Labels, etc. M/F. 4 Yrs mm. exper. I.* Senke Man 10AM·2AM 731-4462 67~ Manual dexlenty. Good Nights. $3.75 per hr to Gross over $S2,000/mo. Ffffiyal vision mandatory. Good st.art. 556·:rT06, 9·S. Rsnbllongterm lse. Family Entertainment L 0 <? K I NG F 0 R NURSE avail. 8 Hr. Pvt benefits. Call Car ol, ---- PRINCIPALS ONLY Oct.land2 AMERICAN SPOUSE! duty. Exper . Reliable S81·3830.M.V.area. For information call Woodbrid~c 111 I rvmc 27 Yr old remnle, folk w txJnt refs. 642·4503 BERKSHIRE REALTY (Culver Or at t•lass1c11l dancer, never .:.:::..:::::. __ 1:---------AVON ~-4743. 54().5611 ··---------BEAUTY OPERATOR Stillion:. for rent. cashier lla1rThcrapy, 963·0717 Fashion Shop •BU<E STORE• ancl uhl. 54-0-2200 675-7900 675·2173 Barrnnca) married. wants lo meet Complete housecleaning, (213lfB7·2064l•--------·I Please call 642·sti78. E)(l. widower over 30. Wnte: 6 hrs. Own transporta· 333. to claim your Miss Kim M1 Ra, Kwang tion. $30. Landa.547...USl ASSEMBLERS Assist. Manager for For precision electro HEEDEXTRACASH? Schwinn dealer Sal •HEADCASHIER• mechanical a11sembly of Eammgs are good-hours SIUAOO. Must.. have prior 30 to 40 Hrs per weelc & small components. Ex· are nc)(able when you're bike mechanic exper. in mos l w ee kend s . EXECUTIVE SUITES Deluxe private ocrice. S unny, a ir cond . Personalized phone cov· eraj!e, secr etaria l ~erv1cl'. Easy fwy ac· cess. 666 Baker St , C.M. Nr. OC Ai rport. 546·2982 Deluxe orrlce space 525' 2052 Newport Blvd, CM. :JSe rt. 556-4181. 644·2228 THE EFFICIENT AL TERHATIVE Mo. lo mo. rent in els: Recept. se r v., personahzcd phone cov· erage, conf. rm, m ail serv . underground prkg & more sn NewPorl THE EXECUTIVE SUITE. 640-5470 COSTA MESA, 250 sq.ft., util pd, Nice loc. Alr, pl usb. $200. 5.5'1--0825 I ST MOMTH FREI PresUeious Udo VUlqe toe. Choice Bay or Ocean view. omcea or de1k ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 OIWXI OFC'S Coat. rm .. seat 2,';, all paoel.s, 1m. whse in re· ar.10t 2 yr. lea_.. Lake For-est area: Keet Harkin.. 714·581·9393 Approx 700 sq. n. C·2, AIC.. at J.10 E. nth St Opport to have a buss ness or your own in the fasl growing weight con· trol industry. Con la cl l.lckets. Hwa Moon, P .0. Box 1329, Seoul, Korea Compnnlon·dri ver. Fu II per. pref'd. Will tram. an AVON represen· a st.ore. 5«·5987. Pleasant surrounding!.. *** Beverly Weier . VITA IV --------- LABORATORIES, INC JR VINE 751·9178 BANKRUPTCY $95 SEAFOOD EATERY DIVORCE ~5 Take out & table service. Good lease. Prime loca· 640.250 Beu ch. Lostlr FoWld 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST: Toy Pomeranian, fem. Vic. Ward & EUis FV.962-8687 REWARD! ---------day $40. Experienced re· DaysonJy. tative. Call S40·7Ml or ExceUent compensation. RELAXING MASSAGE ferences. Coll Helen ST ACOSWITCH IMC 7..enith 7-1359. IOAT BUILDERS Apply In Per11on Only Bob James-Lie Masseur Stephen, 646·3112 __ o _ut_call_9-_9..;.., 494_·_51_11_ Help Wanted 7100 11398akerCostaMesa ---------1 W~tsa1I Corp. has 1m· JEAHRYAM 549-3041 ---med. o~nngs FASHIONS Equal Oppor Employer Babysitter 6 days wk. 1 GELCOATTOUC11UP 48 Fashion llland •SHARON•S• OUTCALL MASSAGE 838-6838 BEAUTIF UL NUDE GIRLS. 625 N. Euclid, Anabekn 559-6150/s:JS.5363 DIA&,A-SERVICE ESCORTS, MODELS MASSAGE 64.>-8616 Ask fore'Xt. 2$ •KAREHS• Oln'CALL MASSAGE 11AM·2PM 9:16-2443 *** ICayJeffen 33844 Violet Lantem Dana Point You are the winner of 4Tlckehtothe l"iMHarvest FftHYlll Family Entertainment Oct. land2 Woodbridge In Jrvino (Culver Dr. at Ba1Tanu) Please call 642-5678, Ext. 333, lo c laim your tickets. ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accounts Payable Quid, girl. ll mo~. N.B. SAJLSEAMSTRESSES OHE 11'4 A HUNDRED area 675·9993· INTER CARPENTEnS <Across from The I•--------"'I L'C PL BroadwaySt.ore) Med Mfg Co. has immed BA HYSITTElt I or 3 r. '"' · UMBE RS Open Monday, Thursday opening for competent, ASSEMBLERS school childrep, ~PM to 6 EXTER HAR~WARE & Friday Evenings eo ns c i en ti o u s • PM, 3 to 5 days wk. MILLM N ·~~~~~~~~~ pule hri tud ioous & (25) Needed Now! 675-2711 dys. eves/wknds DIESEL MECHANICS !- gregarious women to dbl No ex per. n ee. Need 675 8137 CdM. Mm. 1 yr "eiq>er. Must CASHIER in ac c t • s p ay & transp, Day shift. Long ---------have own tools. Apply in Women's Wear, exper'rl secretarial duties. Must tennassianmeol. Babysitter: Teacher person, 275 McCormick F;time. Laoz,644•4411 ~Js°/h. f~~t P;~;~ 8~~: ~~g ~e':::~~!~~~ [~~~~d~ --~-e-·~-:.,-1·--d-.-....1 --"""c HE F · Part· ti m c. roundlngs & freedom. baby immed. Refs. re· 0 _..MJ Newport Beach area. o ~ Call Mr. Hill at 556-1905. q'd. 675-2631 DOWN EAST Call 830·3819 aft 6PM Babysitter, college girl. CHEFS ror new lop quali· Acccng Bkkpog Overn ig ht & some ty lunch and dinner TEMPORARY lr-rine 540.4455 wkods. Good salary. YACHTS house. Seafood & steak!> rp,.PORr.-, / ~·•LP Regi8ter Today to work Equal Oppor Employer Mll5t have refs. 640·S:rT2 Send Resume: MKT 4600 oovariouaacCOWJting & ·~~~~~~~~~BA yg 32', 38' & 45' Campus Dr. #1 N,B. 1: s IITER, ror i yr s•tLio•rs 92660. bookkeeping assign· old, my home, Costa "' '"" 1---------meots. Work close t o ASSISTANT Mesa. Tue & Fri. 8-6Pbf, Openings for exper 'd Child care my home, 4yr your home. Figur e • •BncH !?,,m76868 eves & wknds. ~lectricsans, Plumbers. old girl. 5:30PM·lAM, Clerks to Sr. Accoun· -......,. Cahinet Makers, Line Mon·Frt. Own trans, Call tanta n eede·d thruout Req'd to assist in an ex· carpenters, Ha rdware 646-5464 OrangeCo. per1mental biological Babysitter, 8 yr. old; men. --------- Robert Half's waste water treatment housecleaning. l''emale Good sal & benefits. 4 CIVIL EHGIHEER Accountemps research study. Must s tudent t o live 10. Dayworkwk. Desig ner-Calculator. 500 S. Mein, Ste 501 have work.illj knowledge 640-0291 Apply at Donald E..,.8Cevens, Inc. No.Tower,UnionBank w;wute waler quan· B BYSlTTE . 700E.Allon,S.A. 1828Pollert.onAve,C.M lnTbeCllyoCOranae lllntive analyses & col· A It, Jo;ast 646-891.5. 714/835-4103 lege chemistry. Must be Bluff area, 3. chald.ren HI IOA T REPAIRMIH --------~~~~~~~~~~!able to work lndepen· yrs old. 2.15·5.lSPM Must have waterfront C~'d dentJyw/fullworkloads. wkdays only. 640-4704 or bOat exper. on wood P /tilne . • Hrs/day. ACCOUNTING To be employed ror 13 645 364_s______ yacht.' to 80'. Must be Persbnnel. Req's typing CLERKTYPIST monlhs at $1000 a mo. 8 a k er y. Mature neat worker w/clear re-45 wpm. Start $3.917/hr. Oenera.1 contractors of· starting mid ~ember. Saleslady. f/time. c. M•. cord. Blo.ckle's boat Apply, Laguna Beach ficeinthoOran&eCounty ~-.. lo Yard 67" .,...u Airport'Area needs xlnt ~resumes : bakery. Exper preC'd. · ......,..... Unified School Distnct, -+HticaJ typist. Call &te MoultortNiguel 548·3031 IO~t1EEP1191 550 Blumont, Laguna .,._ WaterDlatrict ---·------. " ~ Beach.BeroreSept.27th . for appt. 833-MBO 26801 Camino CalMstrano Bakery sales clerk. F fr For grow ng dlalri.buting CLERK cv.a lfEALTll LagunaNlguel,Ca92677 Pete's Bakery. 26260 La company w/llght mf1· .-v Resumes will be accept· Paz Rd. Laauna HIU. ruu charge to trlal FOOD STORE, part· F' / t 1 m 8 • ed wiW Oct. lS. SSl-7060 bat.ance. A/P & Caeh Ume. Morns or Sat & '95oo.$1 o , so o 'I r . 1~~F,q~u~aJ~Op~p~E~m~p~lo!y~e~r~ ---------Receipts prepared ror ~n. Stoci, check. snack C.plltranoLagunaROP,1; Bankin(J computer, leUers of bar. ,2.'SO bt atarl. 2lllllOOAcJa~ma St, SIC ~UTOMOO'IVE credit. Invoices. Fixed S41M'7Sl -.sua. K~ •uto TELLO Jaossaent"~~.'!~~helpful. Ca11 1---C-OC-.,..-... -.L--'"" P /tlme. Branch ortice .,.....__,.. ftlAI .&duffs ar...a ded Meclt Kllftlctlan seeJcs boodable teller tol-------1 WAITRESS ~ .... ee for new car prep! Bu.sy work p/time. Exper. pre· IOOtOCEEPB Learn ln 40 hra Ule mo1:1t to deUv•r L .A. Timea Chevy servlc• dept. ln f'd Contact Hilda Ter· 1'\111 charge, part·time, 3 txc1tin1. 1lamourou&. auto route. Hunt Bch, fasl·growln« Orange ranove at (714 ) 6'4·7255 mornings wk to 1tarl, highly paid profe19., Day Seal Deb. 2~ hrs per Coonty airport complex Wff...,. mt.l.'lt bci accurate & raet. or eve sea11lons. !>lace· momin1. 3 to 6 AM. $300 to add experienced new ,..._GI Scnlngs Some typing. long term men\ asaist. Good job op· permo.8'7·5145 car prep technlcluns . 2744 E .CoastHwy oppty w/11dvancementa. por ... J l•-------•I •.50/b.r. Excellent work· CoronadelMar 83M50 C•714nll-91f4 AL'TBATIOH lnl conditions in EOE/M/F •---------•So. Celll. Cocktail • pleasant 1urroundlogs.1~~~~~~~~ IOOKk•B WaJtreuea, lnc., 17922 COUMTa Opp. tor advancement.I· P /th.b•. Calculator Sky P1rk Bl, Ste c. ~1 V-.n'aCJeanen, See 1ervloe Mgr •• --------.. I touch. Rel\auranltltper. trvine,Ca82'714. ~E.CoutHwy HOWARD Cbev'l"olet, Banldna <t pref'd. CaU IU-1481 tor•-------- OlrooadeOlar S?M.920 Do•• Ir Qull Sta.. taUI appt, CO&L•I ~rtBHch. MarSnert Sa1ihlt tf IOOll98 SfUP•ITS. Auccmotlv. uekinl a qualltled Pert-time A/P hu MiC)U$IWIVIS Mtt Dttafl !bop ... Teller or I Laau•,• t ;3QAM.2:o0PM. NO IJJ>· Svpplemt•t roar ~n· bell>. t·~~.ot:; t!':n • mo • . w,. Cati Paw e o1 Ill • , W o r k o n Top..,_ pald. l:natne ~·~Applle•nU ·~:i W.....Cr..I&~ te eplNia.e. Ouaraateed Ste.,.,.. •ni palnte~, be wtUlna to work 10mc 644-eNO hour~ wap[plua bonua. blttert • poU.hm, UJ>· s.u. Xlnt Mlal')', wort· 2SO 1fth11t, Sulte -0. holatery 1bampooer,, lni condl • ben.efltt. ltt· Colta 11 .... MMlOO check out, ptck-up la d• cltld. deotal 'i liver)'. M.PIY at Plutt CaJI DI Harb« Bt, CM ('7Jf) 49MSOI MS-I0311 for-ppolntment Auro & :rauttc F.<1ua1 Oppor Im ploy r . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ""'W..tM 7100.W.W..tH 7IOOHltlllW..tH 71001~w-te4 11001....,w .. td 7100 frlday,S•pt.9mber23,19n OAIL.VPILOT •• ....................... ~·~·1. •••••••••••••••••• ~······················ •••••••••••••••••••••• ,....................... ' '()011P T HefpW...t.d 7100 Hel,W..t.ct 7IOOHtffW•t•d 7100 HttpW..ted 7100 TEAM lTIVS •:~M EX!CS •ET hUD-i-. mornln1 ihlft. •••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --·•••••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <Oa<' cw EC ABY Bh .. ~ Tr9lllftittl011llrlM• • ~:t•'~T.a~~"(,mik,•. ~'if 00:,m~t!~;! i:;.1 V\a Udo, Newport PRODUCTION RETAIL SALES •SECYS. G /0 ldu1l h1tve exper an~ Cl U' ~1C'h por1UOo localed ln Nwpt _Beaeh.. To $I l,000 own loOla. xlnt workinio ~QI' can (l)d.t TW Otntf'T W ·lll' Ad tor ~ .a. /9U-CLK TYPIST Employ-PayAIJ F-conditlOD5. p ll)' " , e~ J • nv•--"'1--S l 0 · t • i d · t "''" ...... ben•flll. 549·253l or " oa11 P ... f eJCp.r. In credit a es P s1 Lons n yar • patn • LlzR•lnder1Aaency 548-2288 Cutia........_. ~~d, 1b!1:1nJ.r ~(In·~·~~ IBM SELECTRIC 11 hg:~;.a&eP, t~~1rogbia=pt~. ~;Pc~idi~1g' N:::'~8~~~~St~100·-------r:" per · d A p p 1 y I n !; '"""Hr n ( • d m a an N r b • TRUCK DRIVER J'll"IOO, Ma Bult.-r "· 212 Len.nee man for latll• • w Po r lo r l D n • 1"~xl)t1rit1ncbd accurate Typist needts<i Co. seeks F /T salespeople, F /Co. cal or appt/esla 6S Ute truck dnvU\g, gd. KlTUaSl..CoataM•'*•· a11tromplu Xlnualary TUll.4• lTOO n l 519 lmmec:liatf:ly,70wpm (must) btsnefits. Xlnt advancement OP· opp.foryna.,uaaressive < BA T~DERS • henefllt . Hll W. &Ot:. --Partlimeorfulllime portuniti~.Applyat Sec'yw/book"pln1exp. man w/knowledge <>C • · ~nflow4:1" SanLa Au llOUSECLEANING Sva. P(f, 3 dys wk, S..S. lrvlne Ora. & L.A. CounUes. DIUVl!RS. PJUm• Ov,·r --• ' ndi womun to work Excf:lh:nt Working Conditions ltlJJ ~t Street. H.I. Ranch Farmer's Mkt, M~t bo neut. rel'a nee. 2l )'n. Immed. upi!nlnaa PA.CTOIY p/thne. TUlilathru Fr18 3, Apply in P erson 838-2851 apply in penon btwn i\PPb' ln Ptf'IOCI, Me 'n Tr&Jncta 81Hai5! KAM & UAM, USA C t Kda Pw.a. 410 B t'l'lb St, Work in ian 01r condl· Oranqe Coast Dally Pilot MA TIONAL LUMBER & SUPPL l Service Sta. Nlaht Attend lna Corp .• s6s w. i:'b: ~· l't&. lk'llM!d It tarpetAtd aru HOUl•WM llO Vt.st lay $t .• Cotta Mete 2 Or 5 nites a wk. Apply, CM 6'2-7812 ________ .,with Yt.1 mutlc. Ma.ldn1 Matun. To care for 5 yr Ask for Paul Ward Sbell,17lb&lrvtne,NB · R cos w ET of. o o y •m•ll p11rt• und•r • o&d~newborn. Cloanlna. An Equal Opportunity Employer Http W..ted 7100 HtlpW..tecl 7100 Se1'Vlce Station Allen· rs!Je~:e~~~~ aya~e~ lnttructor nttded for mirruiiru~. Ut or 2nd cooklnl, Car f'e<l. Salary ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dant, exper'd. Day & composer/CompSet rww >Ch.I m l>11n11 Pt ~hit\ Top PMY ..,. cotn· opeo. • claya week, no REAL ESTAT~ SALES l!:ves. Full & p/time. Ap-~/504. 8 to 5. ~. hr. Al10 needed. lt11c hor PtlllYlMl~:~~1!;eo. ~::~~·Wl•. l'b •SALES* Now recruiting s harp p!y,ShellSUUon,11th& M2·1.M2forappt. ~a:~~~~t~~l!r~~ 1701 t. ('arn"'"1" Avt:. HefpW..ted 7100 HetpWant.d 7100 Real Estate aaleapeople ambitious. men to sell lrvtne,NB. TYrlST IAA~m-ro2ll·Ul l30.'I SA HOUSllCllPEA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• upen your future Let us hardware, tools &; shop Service Sta. Attendant, P/llme. Must be fast & ---------i---~~40llO Live In/out. Spaol1h, help you into the busl· :e; !:v i~u~ ac; exper·d. Full or. p/llme. accurate. Exper'd on F.a.CTORY WORw-s Polish, German 1peuk· MA.CHIME neH-JOm a company .. N. g Cpell Apply Arco station, 17th Xerox 800 or will tram. """" "' "-in& OK Car• or elderly p.a.YROLL CLERK w~ o exper. nee. a & J · CM if ed ... Fl t u.:>'11'."TlC Clrk ror JI ll · · ... O,tRATOR -"' name 16 yeara In Orange M B 7"'1 9134 rv1ne, · . · Dlvers 1 wor.. ex dr~>tore p Time. c>ep "tfanuh1 cturing plant lady. Newport Bcb. Estab'I Orange Co. County. Call Claire or r. rown, "· · . hrs. Reply to Classified ,'d needs fac.1ory help. C.:all ~-9588 Small precuuon switch manuf. seeks exper'd Warren al ... EAL Sales. P(f help. Fabnc Service Sta. Attendant. ad no. 61, c/o D";ly Pilot, prl! Uvcr24 1'47 2563 for info 646-8UA components. Operate EDP t II n Eves & wknds Neat ap ... CoWlterG1rl, Da}:. Ap; ,. Houaekeeper/Cook, Uve· vaneLy of machines 111· clerk f~~sw~~ f~;oof ESTATEbyMcVAY. experiencenecessary. pear &handwrlUo1onl; PO Box 1560, Cost.a ly' Ca pl '1 ikl"'!o f"1i.h FACTORY REP. ID or out. Enill1b speak· clud. turret laLbe, verti· 100 employees. 10 Key by (714) 142·9371 Call 646-4040 need.apply. 2.590 Newport Mesa. Ca92626 t-ry,815w l9thSt,CM Sharp. attractive girl to 101. CdM. 64•·87'2 clerrulls,punchpress,& touch&litetypingreq·d. S•LES Blvd,CM TYPIST M/F, non -r~pre>enl auto sunroof eves /wknds; 646·4639 drill press. Short run pro· ST ACOSWITCH IHC RECEl'TIOHIST ""' smoker .SS wpm, good \:OUNTER Jldp. cJay!o & compirny . Xlnt op· wkdys. onlductiOn,smallshop,days ll39BakerCostaMesa M/F. Xlnt typin& req'd. Part time, 5·9pm. Mon· SERVICE STATION AT· pay, advancement op· morning ~lcUonalds portwtity. Call 6t2·4040 Y· 549 1041 & good phone exper. Fri. perfect for College TENDANT, exper. prer. portunities.New AUanhs Restaurant, 3141 Harbor forappt. HoMMbeperW..e.cl STA.COSWITCH IMC. • Small co. Good benefits. Student, no pressure Good wages, apply in 697 Randolph. CM. lilvd. CM. 556 9943, ask SS6-2982orSSM1870 1139 Baker Costa Mesa Equal Oppor Employer sales or quotas to meet. person. 3131 Harbor 540-8791 for Sue Factory Mission Viejo area. Call !'131--081l Blvd c M !---------~--------HOUSEKEEPER 549·304 I Carol, 581·3830. --· -·-·-----1 Counter help & l'Ooks. Day PRODUCT IQ N ·Npt Bcb. Equal Oppor Employer PIX AM Sn Oprs Serv. Sta Help needed Im· shift s only. GCK>d hours Li ve-in, must have car, Immed. openings. Apply Recept beauty salon. At· SALESPERSON med. Full or p/t. Apply, Appy Del T.1n1, 1720 room, board, salary. *MAIDS • in person betwn 9am & tractive w ;pleasant Women's ready to wear 990 E. Cst Hwy, Nwpl TYPIST RECEPTIOHIST SuperiorAve.CM. WORKERS 751.n2s days, 645-4628 ThelnnatLuouna 4pm Mon-Fri. 155 personality btwn 20-30. a nd sportswear ex· _Bc_h. ________ ,ArcbltecturaJ office re· 631·183t eves/wknds. • Rochester SL, Costa Tues-Sal. Irv. 752·6141 periencepreCerred. q's accurate typist, mm 211 N. Cst Hwy, Laguna r-wl-Mach Oprs :»wpm. for variety of as· Mesa. Apply to Mable Austin ._ """ COUNTER HEL, FemPref·lShifh HOUSEKEEPER MA 1 NT EN AN c E RESALES Manager Canmukeupto$6/hr. signments.Mustbeneat, ~on-Fri, 5:30-10:30. AllP · Needed lmmed. 12·S:30, FOREMAN for residen· PBX Answer Sen LUSK REALTY DRAPER'S Expcr 'd. Piece work. pleasanl,reliable. ' ly, Roya l Donuts, noo-smkr.$200permo. tial gardening. Must Wantloworkdays,after· 1580 Monrovia. NB J, .. ,.kf. Id t El T I"' Asw:!'l.Packers 646-8651 have 2 yrs exp. Mu"t be & . . N B is opening a new resale !!~'!'lLMaoguluntaonHPilalsrkSwloarye 642·3472 Wm. L. Pereira Assoc. • · ....: 1e a oro •u, T II """' ~ n&ooCns evenings '"w · k. omce in the Huntington ""7VW MacArthur At Ford Rd nextto Von's. op pay· a 'f 1 ..... y HOUSEKEEPER, prefer quality mmded and able 'OM areas? or Beach area. Needs both Call 768-6622 SHIPPING Coronadel Mar CREW live· in. Working cpl & to leud men. ~75·$800. r i time 0 r P /lime· manager, "Ulary + com· "H ,,.,...,. C 11 fo l Weekends a musl. Xtra " Days. Some exper. pre· 714/.,........,...u MANAGERS Needed Now schl. boy. 5 day wk, own ::1441 a r a pp . pa y r 0 r ex per" d mlbSIOO and salespeople. s • •ErRET .a. IL fd. Rosan. Inc •• 2901 w. F.qual Opp Emplyr m;r S lr rm.&TV.Non-smkr.W. operators. Call 1>40-S292. Better tban averKge -. .,. ~& . CoaslHwy,NB.E.O.E. TYPIST /ti 'd e mot1v11ted in · HB.536-6221 Ma ntenunce mechanic E.O.L' <.'Omm1ss1on + mcent1ve Office supplies pnnt· • .P me, exp • div1duals to run stud"nl • 1 • "' i<>L--rod · l " 1 l plateaus. This oHice will ing. F1time pos. avail.~ salesmen, full time, P uct.ion typ st. gen. crews sell1n" the Da1·1y 401W.4th St .. S .a. H 0 USE K EE P ER · expcr. restaurant re a · h f 2 I L• f boo l " .-. d l n p BX be approx 1800sq.fl. w1L Phone or appL. 557·921 manager/tra nee. r.x· o c., p es. rv. area. Pilot.. Work 5·.oo to 9 oo 99 l.&063 Mature, night shift 11·7 e e q u P · 8 s 1 c • • 11'1t.137 k I d r I a lol oi company support ask Co r Mr. West. perienced or will tram. , ;:...~.:.__1 _____ _ pm.Topeamwgs.lfyou in guesl home, CM now e ge 0 e eel. f'a cmatn• not bonng ll'" ., ,,.,, ,,., 6 plumb·an" •. ca..,...ntry 's 1 i;. Call Paul, 714:675·3411. NewportStatiooers. Inc. Standard Shoes, ca VET ., .. " fr t d' seek $200 to S400 per .r'LOOR WAXER. f1t1me, '"'"''1 .... "" .,... · work . Respons ible , RickorJ1mS40-S6ll ru.ea......, ees u 10 wook, call &16·4100 exp req'd. 540-7811, 17182 HOUSEWORK/G ,1 2 ~~~e~~s.f~~ 2601 mature person i-;ve~. ·--•SALES• apt, util pd, Must be CREW •. MANAGERS Part time, e' t·nmgs and Saturdays mana(;1ni: Junior sale~ person::. ~di mg subscnpllon~ door lo door. Hequlres van or lari:c i.tal1 on wa)lon. Contact Holand Presley al the Duily Pilot. 330 W. Hay St, C.:osta Mesa or phont• 1112.4:121 lor u P· Armstrong Ave, Irv. da kl en · ---------• early afternoon & morn· Retail salesperson, SILK Screen Pres;smao, resp. CdM 673·1050. Y5 w Y. own transp. MANAGERS m~s. P 1t1me Nam£• your RETAIL jewelry & gift wear. App· able to pnnt multi-color 1_M~P_M ______ _ FOOD CASHIER Refs. My home NB. &ASSISTANTS own shift. 892·1212 ly at R.M. ABRAHMS, setupe.4Dayweek.C•U Waiters&busboyswant· Bock Uprellercasbier. 2 '73-482& Now hinng, CONTD!· E.O.E. CLERKS 1819NewportBlvd.C.M. 979·7660· ed. Private Club. Apply U.iys wk. Must be avail Hskpr /Lt cook, ltve·m. for PO CA SU A LS < J r ,BX OPERATOR In person 4·6P M, see ~·k. nd~ & eves. Must be mature c pl. Refs . Women 's retail>. Mu st UTOTEM SOUS-CHEF •~~Th c--• tti. F e·per ·• Please call for Exper only, m.·1turc. <l"· SALES .._..;,. e .,...e ac· A u. 833·2382 a~ llam. be enthu.c;1ast1c • & have ' Ith t · 2386 ElT Rd. l 645-5000 xt520 pendable, able to Collow c I M__._ t w ex en 8' v e tory, 1 oro app · • e · . some retail exp Call for . V onvett enc:e --• s SLAP A SMILE knowledge in all phases . Food Sn-v. Wortcen Hskpr to live m. mature. appt. 114.754.9105 1nstruct1ons. ar1ous P~1tlons open 1st. 2nd & or French continental Waitress Over 18. Apply exp'd, non·smkr. Refs. hours. Wkndb & holiduys Jr d s h 1 ft s 1 n s an Q FACE cuisine essential. Am· aft 4pm, Sid's Blue Beet. Newport·Mesa Schools. NplBcharea.640·7314 MAT UR I-: WOMAN meld. Please apply in Clemente&. Lag una QNY UR hrosia,Rm 21l,50S30th 1072IatPl,N.B. P1hme work. Mu>t have p i time to welcome person. btwn flAM 41'M. Bcuch. Other areas have car. Good promotional IHSURAHCE newcomers & conlat·l Mon· Fri. 657 W. Wth St. openings also. No exper. & A BULGE St, N.B. WAITRESSES 18 yrs. or opportunity. Apply Food Newport Beach Fire & merchants. f"lexible hrs. CM, St.c II. req'd. Apply al any of IS p RA y p Al NT E R over. Apply in person Service Dept., 1857 Casually insurance ofc Need car. lite typing. PIZZACllEF ourstorcs. IN YOUR WALLET Helper 18 yrs or older btwn llAM & l PM Placentia Ave, Costa needs qualtf1cd un· 5473095. &BARMAN 2588Ncwportnlvd musth~vecar.768-8749' Stubenville West. 2900 Mesa.556·3273. derwriler with ex · CostaMesa 642-7702 TIME/LIFE NewportBI NB t:11stod1u n. p, time for perience in proccRsing, •MEDICAL will train. apply Buck Al· ~~~~~~~~~I LIBRARIES Stationer y S t ore In 1-......;:.----"=--·--- l'hurl'h & pre·school. llrs GENERALOFFICE servkmg&marketingof RECEPTIONIST ley Piaa. 4253 Mart· -Hasbothfull&part CoronadelMarneedsex· WELDER prnntment. & salarv flex. Mature /\eels payable. lite commercial actounts bw,y Dr's need re::.pon, in~le Way,N .B. 752·7880 R.N. ALCOHOL. Med & t1mepositionsavail. per'dsales ladyfull·time MacGregorYacbtCorp. -f:l"nt pref'd. Send re::.umc phones. good typist. good Salary open. Excellent enc r get i c, Pers 0 n 9A.1·2:30PM. Mon Fri Psych evals .• triage. re· 4 fo'un loving articulate 5 days, xlnt working con· 1631 Placentia, C.M. Cicneral Delivery , i.a lary & benefits . benefits. Mrs Baker, w/fronLofc exper.4oHrs p & 8 d rer lor RX. admin an· indlvidualswhoare ds,especlallyflnoclien-Corona dcl Mar, (;a 833·3544,askrorJenny 8339550 ress men 10 ery tabuse momt records. eagertoleamhowto tele.675·1010 Weneed2Speoplewhoare 9262S. · wk, benefits. Call Trainees. Newport B.ch· :\Jus t 'par tic.ipaLe in MakeTopS$$$$$$ at least 10 lbs over· --------1---------IJNSURANCE Secretary. 646-J903. ~;M printing co. therJpy Split shfls. w Offff: STENO weight. Newport & De II very.Dr 1 v c r & General Office r1re & casually. Personal MEDI CAL ASSISTANT .,.2 0621. varying loe. S7 oo hr. 3 ' • Typing 60, sh 80. Varied Irvine areas. Call Mrs. • Production Worker. $3 to HOUSEWIVES I 1 n es. Exp. re q 'd Mature womar\, back of· yrs HN exp req 'd .• pnor Hourly Salary ofc dullea. Jrvme area. Weir, 751·9175. We can -.tartCall64222S6_.__ SSSSSSS 673-3850 Robertson fa ce Urology. Typ1nl(, alcoholexp.prer"d.App· Guam.Commissions Call fOl' appt. 5'0.7639. tell you how lo lose IM-1v_e_r-yman for L.A. F'all 1s here & although il Insurance, CdM stcnhzing, insurance CX· Product1"on ly E.D.D. SS8·4S44 for lncenti•• lonuses E.O.E. potmds & earn mooey at Times route, north Co!.ta may be early it's time to JANITORIAL OPENING per req 545.2247 -d1rect1om •. Ad paid for by CALL US TODAY STuDENTS, Will train lo 1-the __ s_am_e_ti_m_e_. ___ _ M~u area. No collect slartmakmgsomeextra 12 midnight to 4AM . MEDICAL TRA NS· T • t _e_m....;p,_l_r. _______ , workinpbiarcstaurant. ~'(I ini.:. Mu::.t h;1\e dc1>end.1 <·a!oh for CHRlS!MAS. Fountain Valley area CRIBER o ytl h YPIS SAIL MAKER ANO START Apply, Onginal Pizza. r. r.: hll·l·ar.f>.lt.HUH Time Life Libranes has Apply btwn 4PM & eededuf me rsd. 2121 Balboa Blvd, N.B. - -the fmest & one of the 5 . 3 0 p M a l 1 7 1 8 2 exp. n :r ''f me · Exper. req. Apply at 501 u;:11,nvmanLA.Timcs most proflLable P1t1me A. t A I openinl(. PP Y Jn Competetd ~st for _291._h_S_t_.N_._B_._67_5_·1_823 ___ 1 SMILIN betwn 3·4pm. WESTEANPACIFIC :1 :101\.\1" A:\.1 , l'al ... O'" Johs avail. We offer 3 c.•~m78s11rong ve.. rv. pers.on: San Clcemenle ~.u I u , ., •• ,,,yo G 1 H 6u 0 ..-..... ,..,. poi on on C:;uperintendent, mm. 5 PERSONNEL SERVlCES • l't•n $100 mo. 673 2515 or sh1£ts per day to lit into en osp.. "'' amm ..__.,i .... Mu t L-abl SALES 83' 0095 ·d ti.al •· ht MtH413 your schedwc, a base J .a. ... ITOltS de los Mares, San Clem. _, ... "· s uw t n yrs rest en or ug 20902 Brookburst """ to type on llM Setec SUPPLEMENT TIMl/L_IFE Commercial. Exper. ID· Ste207, HuntingLon Bch DlHTALRECll!AT-hourly wage +.a com· F /time. Exper'd adults MedlcalGrowingMedlcal tri~atleast 70wttM. • YOURlMCOME clud'g orfsite. Send re· s;r 1TUSsion&unxlrit.bonus. only. Local·Eves. Supply Mfg, needs neat SSSSSSSS LllRARIES,IMC. s ume or call. Tony (714)963-0804 No . travel. F /time is 979-3923. person for position in Equal Opp Emplyr m/f Natali. l'~oxx Develop-, avail d ti No p APPLY AT PA.RT TIME ment Corp. 305 17th st. Women a~ tr.ne 8 for :\lature woman. exper onl y. 4' ~ days, Laguna Ueac h 4!!4 ·85 11 or TIREDOF~~IE KEY BOARD PLAYER ~~~e~~a~~', 75l ·e4x92~~ DAILY PILOT TELEPHOHEWORK Hu nti ngton neacb ~etal fabncation W?rk, ROUTINE . or Band, desired by a 8·5PM ask for Stephanie 330 W. Bay St HOUSEWIVES SECRET ARY 536·2591 lite assembly & packing. --THIS JOB IS FOR YOU! prof singer. Apply only ln • • -C t M Jmmed opening .avail. . . No ex per necessary . DENT AL ASSIST CALL US NOW AT person. 219 Goldenrod St. MEN for LA Times home OS a .. a COLLEGE $TUDEMTS for dept secy in int~m·i lsw1mm1ng pool service S2.SO hr. 714-847·2244 App· t·:xp·d e ndodont 11" 831-8095 CdM.AskforMike. d el iver y in C.M . AnEqual Guaranteed Hou rly hdqtrs,locinTustin.2nd ~an wanted. Mst ha.ve lyin.person18092Redon· Chu1rs1de as11ist nd 'd full TIME-LIFE SJ Ob / $350 per m o. Opportunity Employer Wage Plus Bonus. 5:30 language pref'd, but not packup truck. Will train. doClrcle. H.B. lime for very busy Npt LIBRARIES Landscape Forem.an. ex· 548·1740. pm to 8:30 pm. Call d T 70w SH Calla!t6pm 8974540 I t bl req' . ype pm, ' . . y.a.RD M•N . Heh practice. Xlnl o11pt. Equal Opp Emplyr M IF per, sa ary nego ta e. ---------1 .._ .... _.u __ .a.--ist. 646-4223 or come to 250 E. 80 i 3 Gd -"' "' lornJthtg' IN k·~ 997·2628 Messe n ger & mis · .-~nvn~n• 17thSt .• CoslaMesa. • mn yrs exp .. !Switchboard Opr. Will Rental center needs only C 11 ~~;-0S9o5n·sm r -------------------1 cellaneousorriceworker. Exper'd ln production ---------1 itartsal.ContactMunne train. Superior Answer· F /time man. Weekday • · a .,..., LEGALSECRETARY S"""lng (mark-up) of SALES Denisat832-2lll · E th - - -Glnoham Ga· J b s lng Needed for pa rt time .. v.. · in& Service, 250 • 17 off. Handwn·ling must be -------.. r OU ec Corporation. Exper'd. . •• r t .... u11-'---&1-...I - -... service nds women p/t. position . llam-3pm. manuscnp ... or ypeset-Are you an artistic, ~ RRntllilJflVfRR St,SUI, Upstairs, CM neat. Mechanical ability Des Engr, Elec to $1500 lop S. car nee 645.5123 Newport Center. 640-0800 Must prov I de own Ung & page layout. Xlnt ere a ti ve ener geli c E.O.E. M/F. '"'aU G'-'· wanted lo •-"e belpful. Apply, 11130 Elec1MechTech toS1200 -''---------Le 1 E transportation. Call proofreading ability re· h ilk hin IL· """" wu. Newport Blvd Cos ta Jndu.~t 1 ~ngr s1soo GIRL FRIDAY ga Sec·y. xper 2 yrs I r vi n e Sn v in gs q 'd. S7SO to start. Educa· person w 0 es t gs ---------1 part in aocioloeY expert· Ofhcc Mgr SlSM + Clencal & typing recep· min. Xlnl typing, no sh. 714 :752-6456. EOE tional Publishine Co. in sparklini. Lido VIiiage's Secretary. New port menl for college term ,_M_eaa_. ______ _ I P I LI d k 642 a .. oo ( Sal '950+. Call 752·2518 ---------C.M. Call Caro11·ne, leadln& jeweler wishes Beach "Onsulting f1'rm paper.UptoS20per eve.• .. --L-~ ..... rvme ersonne Agency on es · . .,.. or for intervw appt. full or p/llme help in " ~--488 E 17th Costa Mesa appt. Mesa Upholstry NURSES AIDES 751·2113. eluding Saturday. Ex pr: seeks Secret a r Y 1 968-1308 aft S:30 ••••••••••••••**••••••• ~te~ _ 642·147~ GlltLFRIDA.Y LIQUORCLERK All Shifts. Good bene. P/limebelpwanted.over pref.Call673·9334. Research auiat ant. TtlephOMSaln • ·•• 1005 ----For pharmacy. Must be P1hme,over2S. Apply Garflel~ Conv .• 18. Apply in person, 693 Sal Position requires excep· Want to make money?•••••••••••**•••••••••• DISHWASHER n eat & fr I end I Y. Nights 842·653'7 Hosp, 7781 Garfield Ave, S. Coast Hwy, Laguna es tional statistical lfp1ng Can you aell on the Wonderland Apply 10 person Mui P t . 1 Bid . H.B. 847-9871 E.O. E. Beach. Christmas MOMy skills and ability with phone? Top$ In our busl· • 1 • • ro esstona g 10 Housewives & •ala over figures Recent college Of Anf I cJoon 's Irish Pub, 202 Hwil. Bch. 847-6011. LUHCH COUNTER Office Help F /lime perm. " · ness. 646·3030, ask for 111ues. NewportCtrDr.N B. FoodP 1__ f 'd Punch press operator ex· 30, 4·10 hra ·per week. prefere<l. Advancement Ray. HUGE wa·r,ehou sA GIRL FRIDAY, needed 1'tpoi ativn pos. or exper person. per . M u s t re a d -Earn up to $2000 by potentJaJ. 640-0755 '" DISHWASHERS for ceramic s hop. Person wante<l to work Heavy phones. Use of 10 blueprlnta.549·2426 Cttrjalmas. Simple ---------l1T1elephone Tool Room crammed with over 500 Apply in pe r son , 7·J0·4PM, 5 day /wk. allunchcounterprep11r· keyaddlngmaohimpor· enrollcoent plan. Call Sales·Eam lo 120,000+. mus ic boxes, nickelo· 1 Stavro's, 5930 s. Coast Musthaveowntransp.& lngsandwlches&solads. tant & lite typing. q..alltyA.1surance Paula~2or'712-3402 SECRETARY/TYPIST llLocation.s.OrangeCo. deon pianos, circus or· llwy, N.8. be reliable. Call btwn Some grill work In· 642-4800 lnspecton ~ Needed for Yacht sales & LA. Great benefits, gans, wall clock:4. 10.1 752 UIHJ eluded. Uniform furn . OFFICE CLERK M /F Oood viiual & SALISC K flnn. 5 FuU days a wk. security & rapid advan· grandfather clocks, •"Dog Groom in g Asst . . Med&hoepbeneflta.Ap· manual dexterity. Elec· FUll·tlme.Da Knowledge of boating cement. Call Re public fasclnatlnganUques. · Trainee. F/tlme, perm. GIRLS NHDED C!;Y· Lindberg Nutrition, sFuk1 1 111t5lm+e.d Xlnf~lltnygpinf tronlcs bdcksround. 6 IMC:.RAVU nomenclature nee. si.so Dlstttbuton. Inc. Mr. A~.!fcSlan'oooin'ooot.emwaUorthonal J__. · P t Sh 2724 twn the Carro··"el & 0 1 .,. y t c JI r hr "ftU iua "313 or u ..... n.11"•" """"'" """' ,, ..uan s e op, Sandwich del. 5 Day wk, "" l hon N o c rs m n . exper. a Expet1encePreferre pe · ~ .,.....,. .. .,;r, -. ..,...,.._,. Gallen'es·, '"""T Ketter· E . Coast Hw y, Cd M 4 hr day. Own lrans. Bullock.a, lower level in lAle ep e ans. r · · Carol, 581·3830. Xlnt Wlll Train. 6'5-6600. -""Ko' • ~ Ea M so hr C II So. Coul Plata Shopping rport. 751-4760 ben r··· M v A ~ ekd 9 5 30 TELEPHONE SALES Ing St.. Irvine. Tel. ., · mover..,, ' a Center, CM. Apply al ORD~ e i... • ·area. PP we ays · : ' SECRETARY S3.25 Per hr .., comm. '15'·1177. Open Wed thru • OIAFTS,HSOM Bam·lpm.Phooe540-8339 VitaminCount.r. -cissa.=.CLERK oackTropby& P /llme. Fte:ic h.ni. Ex· Alaoneedrrsonforlite Sa.t.9AMto4PM.VWt! J '""" ".. Engravinlt, 102 E. 18th, Several required. VarlM GOLF RANGER-Part· RealEsLateSaleapenon alSupenor,C.M. pe r 'd on Selectric pickup deli very . PUIUCA.UCTIOM arcbilectural·cablnetry time. golf benems in· .... __ LL-1 t I" ........ _, Busy ore & phones. Uae I 000/o COMMISSION typewriter. Mu1t have 960-1865. .... ..v lT•.MS OF Fn..E exper. helpful. Irvine cludedSS1·55Z2 -• ...,.. calculator. type, follow· We rurniah desk-SALIS-OICOIA.TOI carroretTands 673-2420 MIU.... "' ", area. MG-an WanUd immed. 2 Yn ex· up. Foreign traffic ex· telephone-.ecretary & For in .we aalea, must • · Telephone&alea ESTATE JEWELRY. I DRIV .,•s GbOOI OhaPrdAY fokrlnd!penda; per~~tools. A.L.z 0233 .1n. Coper. d1 eslrableA. Ir1vl~e belp. bave retail exper, Open· SECRETARY WNeedk MoPnhe'J$$SSSSSS$U • TIARQTU~BFIJENCETSFU, RNAN· • !!;ft e wor • youn. dU$Ulel, Daya 979-• rnp e:ic area. PP Y U1 LA CASA RLTY Inga In Tus\ln &N.B. Call Construction De pt.. or on °00 new s~· °"" · •Early AM. M, delivery, manwlthtruck.5'8-9687 Eves.a-7~ person, l.M.S .. 2913 ~ M.rl.Andenoa OrangeCo.bullder.Good lop 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 ETC. PHONE FOR JN. '' LA TJMF~ C M $300 Daimler St, Santa Ana.. 1870 eve: 831-0731 .._.........._CL.....-t.S.._ ... ...ing..-'d.S33·tJ3l. A.M .. 5:30 P.M. lo 8;30 FO. le BROCHURE . mo+. MS-mo nOb . GIOCMY CLBIC MACHINIST ~ ,.._ ......, "'.., ..... P.M. Phone 846-4223 or MS-2200 1-ll Store, llpm·7•m. 3 Job 1hop upor. Mlll PARENTS Real Estate Sales People •44-IHO SECRETARY come lo~ E.M l7tb St,•0--A-K_P_E_D_E_S_T_A_L DRIVERS·S routes open. Nights wknd. $2.SO.G.75 m•chlnl1t, ihort r un. Have you 15·20 hrs a wk. wanted. Up to 90110~ 1--------• Girt ""-IA•u•. Ac .... P•"a· SultoO, Costa eta TABLE. 5'" md, 4 beaut. ·AM & PM. p/Ume. Must p/hr 675 Paularino, aom.rnerclalwork,$Gay. to work while children comm split. Nwpl Bch n..uv .... ' '' "-vt clean drivln1 re· 751~ SO hr wk. Paid vacallona are In school? Field En· $48.86i4 SALES bJe, Accts. Recel\'able, [A oea.icx:: ~en & snack cane back chnt, 6 leaves U · eOtd. neat appearance. AU••DS & holidays. iroup lo· ttrprtses hu p/Ume ex· ~tovolcet. some bu. Eve. emplo11nent. te2$. Old Oak Rocker. !l liyna.over.548--0470. w ~ iurance. ctptlonal earnlni OP· Por,_J.w~ ftC!pt. $800 +, Appl7 in person, Minion. st1le. turn or U_, at ._ __ .. ,_ ~ ln L-• .. ~•· ...,,.AT"' Comm'•-'.-Sala. ..... u,.;,seitp. for 7:SO·t:30PM. Warner ccntur)' vlotaae $1.2S. Ph .... ~--le ... _._ .... r wven .. UPUN.&UI CAPITAL MACHINES. ICUUYJ re-........... ~. "" ........ ~..... Drt .a w --IJ70 4 ~.' ... ~-':="•"!-r. It.I opcratlcm in Ora1i1• lad& EcUn..,,S.A. 1 alu. For appt. HUlli.f'llllllllrJ'-.:TOlllrJ tlmt. OutatandJ.01 to. A v•Jlln8• 7111~~ ... ~rn.!!1~-.;;.;...;~-----ln-.:.d'~;. Pc·~. Countylsoeeda40HJ'tls su.2152 cal v1r11nta Calkins, "' "w " beneftta. • · z..'8'1t. · -·.,. ~ 1920'• Wind·up Phono· Mi.-t bow rolar code, full Um• Hcllrib of· ic .... _ •• .• --5SMOU. BEACH JC,...., co. . •Secfftiiiet. Cteratl~ . • ,.. .. .. ·--sn• Xlnt c:ioad. P.P. andtM.cl1ebematlc1. fioetalmoaed.. ~. ~ MACHIMllT ~~~· Empto~er otftce manapr tn ffunt• 24 p .. OI ..._. Typlltta, S"itthbo&rd fQW TrUi:l{ t>ri.,.. ex. 01Jtm.-iorMM806 ., CLIJIA'fRONlNC. '*'Top wa,. tor••· ~~PAY: ln8ton Stach 11 looldnt .._....,......_.. Operatol'I. lmmed,.to lj)et'd: rrop PAY· App&y, An•"'ue '5'' round oak "' lmlC~nA,,..C.M. per. l*"IODMl. Ca.r • Orowtncc:4et.alt•amf1 -PAIT·TIMIHl&I~ f~ eicper'd. aalu._..ple P.qUilOppor!mplo.JV Opeablp.. • O.WTawln1,lOOOlrvlne ~~-l tbl· mf tood ,_ n..11 r ... Dhone nq. ll • OV'tr'. -r.:i l• 1.--w-· for. r-~ -T A .... Ne•-..1251 .--•• '" -orap.,... Veteran• " ntlreea _,, ~ -Days Is Nl,bt opt~s . that want to em sso.ooo ~ .. ,_.y ... em~ry .,_ · cond. ~.675-·c· ~" J40..uoa ........ UnJtormsfW'll! :.:Ca1c~~f.t~l~-:.rob\~! ApplyloPenonaft.2prp a1etrorrnor..Icenof· SALESGIRL Wanted ltrvtd .·~P' .. •Tl"TOW ri'BUCK Drlver ,_. lllO .a..,.._.-;uu. l mm.11"'•~••8',., -lalm··-.. vu u. M·F.NeDon.akSl,31106. feryouatotherSo.Callf. Sun F brt ui ·-needtd. ·~p'd. onl>'· ......,...•en u .-.-'""~ A.JIP4:r ~.apm u--.L ,,. ..... ., " B ......... a.. S .. ln f-t or kM:aU~. o•Uonwldo r• 8 n odwtr • L "'• . ~· ~ , '"'"II'. ~ ... I lo"' Ml~ ••• .. •••••••••••-••••• -· ASSIMILllS I u.i.-PNe-:d'W perteeee CIC' s9tiap •odr c~-'"'' """ ferralco"era1~.Jdnt.ad~ roa wa1, •tuna '~'" · 1 &;,.f;i' "'• 1' FJlOHT DAMAGED ,._ Oipl6f.r;. for nPtT'd 6 ' -lhOrt run 1*9Clil ~ ury, v•rUtln1 pro1run, Beach. ·· 1 ::~, SICdfAaV ·' . ~ .. -.;~ :..~ .. .HOl'POINT SALE. Dl8 1 tra-.... P.C. Bcaard•;• IU6W.•$t.µ,, cltuchr, mm, lathe, ~,,....J!?"lu1I boftUI pa1 .. pro1r1m to SA.lll&A.DYS 1 ·•m:"':'·tolaod~TralllH Sile•-F .. t w. Wan'lt't nr Hubor, ~wtrha& • dweJa (•Ill• ~-.-:.::---~ h~':tidp&kl m ...... C.... ~ ExpandlJll co wit.II Full tlme"Ud pert Ume !___._.,!al~op W ~· Growllll Olatnbutloll 8ildaAfta.m.zt21 lmall eompuiy w/•lai .....,.,_., ':~ •11· ~ ,..... ,_•iill• manapmeol opportwll· .. th ~~· 1 Qarp. now blrina to han· · ,. ~ 1rowtb 4s btut1u. ,.U t.._.. ,~,~ ---• WH&Hll Co,p ettdt w. M.a~erpaJdQf)e>pen Jtffq .. a tor our Bou P1'91tlat I tio. You dte cosa•'l • 1nc1 .. ,·1 !0aloric ~dbl atove . . ,, ••• n•1t1Pat1E Mwr. Ill_. ... te)e , ·~ e.uz•'zt ~ ==·~~u-.-;: e.crows,Jaiattd. oteD· Coast PlltL•1.wtll""°1aM1a11&Jfli10fc, .._MCIMl4..,TopJNl'1. Uh H'W ; Kenmore 'lt,lQ: ae" trvt.e E o a C.C. nm*' ~ ... ~ .. r-:-tqa. l'or coofident!al 111· W~ Mall -· xlnt rallel ,• btMftll, a..n&I. Adva ....... l. wut.er • df1et, au. ad ' _, ' ·•' •J, • ..,,Ir a~larn flt )llMlflt&rtert t•nlew nil kEN ~UOMi &ap• ODly Mtd Call RUa SU·IOH, Call Mr. Gotdea, rind.: (Wblte).&iltoap· ~. ·-· L ~ ..• ~ .... ..,.. ~'-' • P?lb1~"rll•l ~ ~ . .., rilllll • ~ftitW/U• HACXWOR'J11 r ':f.u.:ll. .• , eo....1.P....-... A;9es· ...... I' ;J }, c~ ~ '1 ~lltt: 1T30Slata Ana ~'~a=~·, tr 0 '-..Mti ... 8'111 '911.J.. I Y ea ••· .......... appt ....... , _.,. MDI! f tJ,ISllaltioc';c.11. ~ _ .~ .. « ,h -~ . A\19. C0rntr Of ~abrtllo. ~~~-,-.a p • '·~ ._. ·-_ .-,,.. ~'1.rnt-..r11au1: .STM _,,11 Adi ... .......,. AlllB,CM ~., . l!lJ 0684 . ,. ..:.~ -· ...... • Je DAil Y ll'ft.OT fl~ ts. 1117 ...... W. 1011 S. IOll MlceU•-· IOIO Mltcalw 1010 Mhcetlw "-ot & °"Jaa 1090 • ' .............................................. ···················~··· ....................... Yf...e.d 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 8001 Aptf .. a IOOI f\lrWt.. 1010 PUIUCAUCTIOM MONTICELLO Oan1• ....................... , ________ _ ••• .. ••••••••••• ••••• •• ...... ••••••• ••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••• • MANY YUiil'; rrElll.8 OJ' SaJe. Movina. Kenmore BUYING U.S. Coln collec· R-Ouod Oak Table, 40" ESTATt.: J EWELRY, wuber, e lec dryer. *UNUSUAL COLLECTION * tloo1, 1ln1le.1, hoardl, ~ * TO OUl CUSTOMBS *' WI All CLOSING OUT OUlt INTlll UNI OF Orilfttol Plcmlen ECJCJ Pott. Etc " w14'11I S.1IO While Prov ART OHJ J::CTS. AN· W•lnut 3 unit cbest1. etc. Send me a llat ot t!Mk ~ 11421131 'nQUltS, FINE FURN., 1''oldlng hl·chair, twn Selling Out I 0,000 Pieces what you have. PP. Box t."TC. PHONE FOR IN· bed. School lop dale. 2 613 La&una Deb Ca. 921552 04.d.ebet bllr bu w/5 b4r P'O. a, BROCHURE. rutt.au bar stoola, corner "-d laoww & u~ A-------... 1t.nola, ~ln1n1 tbl w/• &4.523!0 table. Man)' mu1c itcm1. nwu -----1.:hh.AA$pm,~1¥S7. All reasonably priced. GIRMAN GLASS 1900.lflO UUNKH~DS l.e" lban ~~~~.~ f~.~~ ~~ D·S. l4S Yorktown CH.ASSIS, PITCHaS. Pt.A TES one >'••r. old, bruwn loy1, crart i uppllu, 2 -euMES Y"'~•s ETC Slru&&luli colleae 1lwie.nt desperately need• &ood drafting tlible, 42" With parallel bar & z bulb lamp. Reasonable. S36..:JMS FIHMEW ORGAN CLASSES Every .Monday Nlabt &glnnen1, 7 lo II PM lnlBmediate, 8-12 PM. Everyone Welcome! Sl•rta Oct 3rd. CaU 6'4-8930 HCll1m and OrgM ara-oc....,. 2154 L Coaat Hwy CdM I ova 3600 POTS AVAii.AiLE S-lelewCM KAIHLH'S FINI AITS, IMC. l I 14 ... .,..... •Yd.. C.... Mete "'= M2·HOJ w/Whlht, ~xtr1t flrrn m•t cblldre1n• iwimmini LAST CHANCE! r-m;arv ' Aono • • trhMN; <.omu ~~d ao. to poob, misc. ~t/Sun 9_.. "&fore the Move' .. Fum lk le S4.IO lll)l>rlldat•. saw n•w. ms Colwnbia Dr c .M +++.CAUUS151-4922 Al A•••-'lc ,\Jjlnn11 S195.5111 0058 ,,,. I • . • - (....,mer W Ison St.> £verythina from antiques MakH WalldwM ,., IHllll •I M08. OLD SAT/SUN·l12'fl Jullp Lo, to w.baUs1t + toys & kAIHLB'S FfHI &DTC IMC. WANTED : E lectric whcelchaJr, iood condl· Uon. 493-3115 g• Vel~~~~V. *hide.a. (W~rner " Go.ld•ow,.t children '1 books. 5912 -'._ Musical bod,~ fK' dJntitle, bkcsea, off rucan8: acl"Olls Win· S1erTa Siena, Irv, Sierro JIM Newport lt•d.. COlhl Mes. lmtrumenh IOU a_:.~d~. ~:.et Orean, .... .en 1010 Doga 1040 chdlt,tlrplealtblw/3lva, terabrl;li School, H.B.) ~71S!!!:'~~~~~~~gbt. rt1:64z .. 3403 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751-~ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rclnr, Imps, mirror , AnltQ 11•• Furn. baby Gemelnhardt Student•---------t'~'H PAil> W\"' h•lrod l'ox Terner, WOW 1dreuer mirror, lltirna& mt.Sc. Eaormoua Yard Sale. ......_ __ • Ftute, sllverplated,6 mo. c-rti.....G---~ Jo'or \hhril>ryrs Rrlrli ft'rnal~. T m01. All shot.a, plttW"tlll, 1>1&lnUn~11. d~1k, Sat. 9·1. 20331 Deervale Sat/Sun. 8'75·™· ........ ••oea 1010 Mlscel•1om 8080 new, barely uaed $115. '+""" '"'i uuua 10t4 ""orlttnl( ur nut 957 Hl.IJ I 11·. I\ KC r eg. $100, mi~. 510'1 &siuhore Dr. Ln. H e. Bushard, soul.b 1743 E. Ocean Blvd, Bal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 541'.1·5735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 55'1 n;u N 8 6U-t167 Glori 3 Winchesters. Mode l DISllWAS HEft N .. •rly --·-·--•--OIA~ams Monff 1060 PUIUCAUCTIOM 'KEEFE & Merritt gas GUITARAMP.250watls. 1200,20aau&epumpshoL ntow. Waate!klnat. h E.Sbeepdogs,l M,lF, MOVJNGMUSTSELLby MOVlNG AWAY, Lawn ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANYITEMSOFFJ.riE blln at~ve top, oven, Twn 15" spkrs. Treble gun$ll5.Model290,semi pn~.Sl~ t;l.t:L'.Oven. 6 wk'I. AKC. $225 . i-~.Z2<'U ltuprij&bt fnr, Sale, misc, 200SClaySt. POA Pony, best otrer. ESTATE J EWELRY, roliaae~e. coppcirlone. horn, fu n, reverb & auto, 22 cal. rine '60. T•pp<tn bltn. h pnce aa~&Ones. 21 Admiral 8 /W TV, NB.~.Sat.only. Must sell. 3 Yra old. ART OBJECTS. AN· SlOO. 17 port B&W TV, more. Xlnt cond $350. Ph 3().30 rubber actioo $65. Sl40.&t0-7317 --mu1c tbl1. sm llems. -----646-199'7 5489373 TIQUES, FINE FURN., plays gd. $35. Pwr. 645-3233 All new, still In box,. -- --AKC t'OCker spaniel pup· 646-8M9,6'6-l* M O v I N G T o or · ETC. PHONE FOR JN. lawnmower. Reel type, ---never fired 962-4990 WASHER DRYER 1111.0:., 6 wk& old. f'hone -----R~"TlREME.NT llOME, HORSE for sale or leue. FO. le BROCHURE, fair shape $25. King aize TRUMP ET. $100 . ----·----- l"lnl"ll all <"ycle dclui.e ~ T4!164 aft 3·30 Triple drt!Sser S2:S. chest must sell eolire contents Appaloosa (Reg 184,069) ~ bedspread yeUow & wht Cl.AR I N ET $50. Gd Brand new Rem 142 J0.06 model. Perfed c·ond1L1on Shl1' T p.-..1-~ $3. Hdbrd $5. of home. Anll.ques med. 6yrgeldiQe. Xlnt w/kids. F ree estimates on UP· quilted, perl. shape $35. Cond. ~1180 rifle, with scope & sling. Sl25 each. 1~1-4488 a. ....,.... -'s.51..()848 -lnduUl nis & Baskets Stabled at Irvine <Stable bolAerlne sofa bide-a 873-2595 Custom made Allee Vol-; 2908 lrvlne, NB. 549-1417 AVOCADO G E~ ~ A.i\.C reg 67s.9316 56" Round droplear tbl. 4 <t905-30). an COllectio~, also avail). <7H )S22"'32Q bed 1peciai.168-84lM • as Stove. self cleaning, orthe lheatre PA. Gibson & Gu Dryer. s yrs. old ·re.al Dane-Harlequin Captains chr1 w/pads. ~r!_a• o?dl~a~L!!~id• wkdays fi inckis hood, 2 yrs old. GPA lOOHD head. Homa TV, Rodio, $200. ~IMltll female pup, 5 weeks old. Gm chr & ottoman . Anll· Much' muac. Fri Sal· ARAllAM COLT Kini siae mattress, trm, $1.2S. Crystal chandalier, & morutor cabinet. Great HiR, Stereo 80t8 ----"'-aut·•uJ ~ """"903 que grn twin beds 2 ·• • new Sl8S, Trundle bed $25, -;0 c. meld -'-"ser, cond. $1150. Maestro ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRF.EZERCJff·.s·T UC u ~· ........ . dronnrs • ., n1te s•··-'ds. Sun. 10·4 firm .. NO Grey yearling. Very $175. 78&M!M ...... un:~ ~.... "' ...,., PRE w s · Pl Cl & Chinese hooked rugs. Phase s hifter $100. Excellent system as well 20"x3'~"1D1>1<lc English Sheep Dog, male Full s 1ie bed frame. ~V IE . (28 erra classic. lsl ace, ass 675-1331 492·0839. H be11utHul Curninture $l5. 6'.S 5484 10 mo. old. Dest offer 646-H6l Dr. CdM A Show w&DDer. Te.mu to Slal.oleu Steel Cookware. 1---------1---------1 559--8298 qualified buyer. Call New, 19 pea, Lifetime Red house bricks, 13< OLDSTROMBONE piece. Magnovox stereo Upngbt 11 cu fl freei.cr, --Dinette set $1.20. Stereo Y.ard Sale: Multi-family. (714) 628-9248 eves or guar, mustseUS36-2403 ea. Frzr $30. Old TV set Gd. cond $125. console with 8 track. An· like new $1.2S. Will dellv, Poodle, hlack M. trained. console SlJO. Small or· S~al only. 9973 Sage Cr.. weekends. SlO. Garden swing $30. 646.~ tique reproduction "Dry 731.0786 Mini AKC, shots, 9 mos. oan 2 oriental rU'"' SlOO F . V. Brookhursl and TAYLOR Soft Serve ICE S 11 b ' t $15 M. Sink" cabinet. $550 ---------1 XJntdibpo.$75.64.5-1634 chr'SJO 963-68161673-5489• Warner. HouMholdGooch8065 CREAM MA CHINE. ~~~n~.22ndSt~c. Student CONN Trumpet new 2~yearsold-$350 36''GASSTOVE -----· ----. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Besl ofr.675-2650. w/cat>e.$90. oroffer.Jrvine.552-1790 WORKSFINF.-$40 AKCHel(.Schnauzerpup· F.AHLY 1900's solid Moving Sale .. antiques, Contemporary sofa&lov-Membership TiUuny's Call545·6512 C11ll ll75 52.'>8 P)'. Male, suit/pepper Ma hog. prtnr'b. desk pine. defak, ch~arsi paint· eseat, velvet chrs, ghuis Camper Shell for El Newport Beach (private .--- -.Admirul 19" color TV. ---.-.----color.645-2620aoytlme. $450: Oak Parq. cof. tbl. 1n11s. r amcs, umps, &woodcoffeetbls,'noral Camino. Coet new $399. club). Call "Joy" Thurs· Co1m AltoSux, xlnl cond. Goodcondllion,$75. L~e 1''rlg1da1re, xlnl ronil. --$425; Antq. typwrtr. SSO ; tools' l oads more. so/a & loveseat , game tbl Used once. Sell $260. Sat, 10.4. 67a-.L88 $200. 962-4990 Cross botLom freezer, DOBIE ~UPS.AKCcham-3·Spd blke $35· '65 P-Cal 831·9259 & chrs matching coffee 846-3278. 644-0125aft.6pm 23'' Zeruth color TV Int fro t free $150 ALSO pion sired shots ears $2 00 95, ft b •-' 1' so( Dbl tt & bo ---' , x :. · crop~dSJ64664~ft5. 1 .646-34 a 6PM Antiques, 3 fam, g'ood t .1 .,. server , lamps, .a. ma x ConnTrumpct$90.J1olton cond.$175. Westmgbouse cross top __ • . junk & treasures 2964 dinette, glass top coffee apnng. Antique mahog. Coronet $85 Misc· music 49!-5472 Jo'reezer, frost free, gd FnetoYou 8045 FR. Prov. c hma cab. M1lbroSt CM ofrBaker lbl, wall units. lung or *** dresser. Weieht lifting toda ~14" . cond. $100. 640..2700duys, ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:he.rrywood. Xlntcond. Sat/Sunfi.5 ' · queen bdrm sets. set. Ping pong tbl. RC -'--·-------UPER BUY, inclds or644-8467eves. FY di 1 d eed 640.1180 839-5868 E.W Le•it radio & sail plane. 41/4'' turntable , AM/FM . aen >:ma e og n s . Garage Sale, Fri, Sat, 83.lLewC" dia. reflector telescope. c•FvrnffW"e& multiplex, twn spkrs. Jo RIGIDAIRE 19 ft. fam Sm Germ Shep, Moving Sale: Maplelulch Sun, 9-3PM Turtlerock Queen bed, malt/apring. 24 ir. &73-92162 ~__. 8085 stereo headphones, & frstfree. $150., Wshr & shrt hair. 673-4148 aft 5 tabl & cllrs, Lazy Boy Glen Wondering Rill St Naugb sectn ' I work M11slon Viejo .::'!":::;::'; ••••••••••• stereo 8 trk tape re· gas dryr, bltn O/W, 30" reclinder, end tables, & Antiques furn china· bench, hrdwd'. Call Youarethewinoerof GARDENERS! 25" front corder, player, Sold for );asraogo,allxlnl.Make *** ~anymore.J2093Paseo crystal, llnens & misc'. 9~. 4Tlcbhtoft. throw Pro-Mstr, xtras. MOVIMGSALE $585 $400 beat f _ orr. 645-3161, Glon'!_ Carol.ma,. SJC. !Casa de From 1• to $200. . .,..._ HcrYest Lawn Vac. 963--3157 Desks, $35-$75, chra 1111 fer. ~~17 eve°:. 0 • Kcnmoregasdrycr.Cood Capistrano Con dos) Two twm foam mat· Festtval styles $5-$35, drafting •--------- C011d1uon. s.50 E. Urquhart 49J..Ql50 YARD SALE, Sat. 24th. tresses, w/box sprin g.s & f'amily Entertainment Boscb & Lomb atereo tbls $75, letter & legal sz ust sell 2'" color con· 536-3373 22805 Malaga Way Solid Oak dining room set West m In s ler. l 5811 framf" ~. Baedgby furn, Oct.land 2 ~croecope + 2 ~~ps, fllea $30-$80, reception sole. 6 yrs old. $WO. Pb Dishwasher. Excel lent El Toro seals 6 expands to io: lJiamond SL Waterbed, reel wn mwr, er + Woodbridge In Irvine !fct~t=--· S:C:ud w:O'd room furnature , work 673-S271 <'Ond1t1on Can deliver You are the w1JU1erof XJnt co~d. $125. 536-0353 <·ar parts, tables, etc ITWIC. 6"-6255 <Culver Dr. al $100. 556--0525 • tbls. --------- S\0. 892·1616 4 Tickets tot~ --MULTI FAM 1 Ly Jew.lry 8070 Barranca) C.E.SURPLUS Irvine HarYelt 8-Pc Solid Mahogany DH MOVING Sat gs anti· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Please caJI 642·56'78, Ext. Wedgewood gas stove, FURNITURE HEFRlGEHATO!t·clean Festi•al bet: bul'fel, 4 1ude chairs que crib m~ch 'more.. WA .... TED 333, to claim your 36",allstainlesast.eeltop 900Westl9thSt.CM ex. cond .. J4 cu fl, copper Family Entertainment + host and host1•!.s Reyes Ir~ CGrccnlree) " ticket.A. w/gnll. $2S or bsl olr. 10' 631·2777 631·2570 rnlor Sl65..:...5"\li ro~ Oct. 1 and 2 chairs, 4 leaves and tbl, ' · 1 TOP CASH DOLLAR swfboard, $10. 4x8. pool 1 B M ELECT R 1 C Wabher & Dryer , Wixxlbndgeinlrvine pads-$695. ltullao SAT 2 Family, 9-3pm. PA ID Jo'OR YOUR * • * tuble, $50 or bst. 2 lge TYPEWRITERS2SO Whirlµool. hv y duly. (Culver Dr. al Prov. sora ~. llld<' a· 11971 lia y S t. 1''. V. JEWELRY, WATCHES, Boston fems, $25 or bsl. · hrvi.l gold, J yr c1ld Jlarranca> bed to dbl bed $200. Li.:e Sailboat, Skas, 10 Spds, ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Hiviera sofabed, $5. 968_·2665 ___ _ Sarnficc $395. 545-8678 Please call 642·5678. Exl. black naug. <"hair, $iS. pool Lbl. SILVER SERVI CE, Jlollyw~ bed, m~kes in· 642·9395 PlmtOS & Orqan1 8090 · ---J33, to claim your Knee hQle desk. orr 1'<\INE FURN & AN · lo twin beds with in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Admiral 28cuft. s1do by llckcts. white. ~. Olympw dlx. Sat only 10·5 ; baby furn & TIQUES. 645·2200 nersprlne mattresses + 131 Yrds Blue Tweed Small 44,. Studio Upright :.1de rcfr1g. w/1cc maker port. typewnter, M·npl clothes; Dan chr~; masc ---2 bolsters. Used very lit· Carpet. Very good <.'Ond. . /b h $SOO & cold water disJ)<'nscr 4 type, $70. 559·5038, <1fll'r 226 Sherwood Pl, C.M. Gold! 14k charms, ear · tlo. $75. 151-4840. $2.50sq yd. 831-3328 67P15~0994°0 w en c · 9010 *** 't L Pa•lo•ieh > years old. Avocado. $3.5(1. * '* * 6PM or642·4951 -rings, neck chains, rings. • 776-2275 i''rl/Sat/Sun, furn, drps, Whlsl & parties. 968·S427 TEHMIS NEW 24" Color TV $600. . I -• Vinyl bd divan $45; lg red clothes & ma sc items. -• . New GE Microwave $350. Cut down upright piano 30471 Paaeo del Ville 1~ Laguna Niguel Auction 80 I 5 f''rce lllo~de Lab pup. 10 vinyl chr/otloman S3.5. 2 Very r eason ab I e . MAN'S 18K solid gold Practice alleys avail. 3 pc. end tbl set $100. 2 $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~eeks, .. Good home ooly. lgpainl1llgsS45.962·0432. 6"1~58'5. 445 Seville, Bal wn. "slwatch. $975 or best dally. BMs Goll & Ten· velvet grn hang'g 751-6510aft.6 <..au 4~3. --Pemn Pt offer ms 642•5440 I $40 W • ti ho · PUBLIC FURN ITU HE ., Hide-a·bed, green & gold · · .646.4540 · amps · es ng use PIANO, contemporary AUCTION . Story H~u se to be plaid,xlntcond. Gara~e Sale. Sat only. __ Hytek water conditioner Hot & cold wtr. cooler Walnut upright. Xlnt. * * moved. See al 2481 Elden 552·9686 9·2PM, furn, linens, bake, Uvfltock 8075 wul, li(~~::~~B ~:~s~m1f::isl:I :t~·~t~~ SSOO. 213·553-32'10dys Tonite7:30PM Ave. Costa Mesa . --toys 1106 Sanltago Dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----675·1505 Sohmer Baby Grand (DealertWmomel 67~ llenlage Commode thl, Ne.' Reg.Morganmare,broke •IMMACULATE . -Piano, refinished, SJ.25. Rnd coffee tbl. $50 ----to ride •· drive blk CARPET FUii size pool table with ff lkpo, Cons1gnmPnh 2 Yr old Male 1.nsh Seller Maple triple dresser, Neiahborhood Garage ., M~ ·Id * . . walnut $1000. Best o er. NCHC hH t AKC 1' c .. paraue organ ge ing 4 bdrms gold, s hag accessones.Candellver. 497-42l0 I ·I a,~d elo(I'> ''·rt . I rcdg164s.6 ;:,,,e83c to am SISO. Call957-0139 Sale, Sat 11-4. 2321 LaLm-Eng, Western (714) enormous plush cham· SS0.892·1676 ------.ovt Y u rm !>< s. w, gyr . ..,,, da Newport B<'h (Nr 3311 011 -Eb S p · dres:.crs. d1ci.ts. 111i:h1 ---KING S IZE Bt:D & 23~&SantaAna)· ·l __ pagne.Mustsell645-3161 Slereo, Sears console ony p1net ~ano, You are the winner of 4 Tick.ti to tt.. lrYiMHarvHt fftti•al Jo'amily Entertainment OcL l and2 Woodbndge in Irvine (Culver Dr. al Barranca) Please call 642·5618, Ext. 333, lo claim your tickets. '>lands, headboard.c;, m1r· 91\to. old black Lab, male llLADBOARD. Gd cond. -. Machinlrf 8078 Gloria g?od cond., .beautiful ~~~~~r~~~~~5~~er. rnr:.. bookcase:-, china, J..ov~~~:,6453fl 3 m $2.~oroffer.642-6217 GaraJ<le Snlc: Welding ....... :: .............. Tl SR.52, PClOO, Basic piece of rumalure $45.i---------i this, chrs, ro;kers. sofa · P rod, elec motors, auto & Lg. production belt Plus Math, Finance & Oak cocktail table. oc· Thomas s pinet organ. *** ~ lovcseat, day ~d, OC· ,_,._.. I050 UNIQUE lruck parls, l<>?ls & misc. sander, 6 .. x78 ... 220 volta Games Ubrarie.s Beat ofr tagon $20. Sq. end table, XJntcood. $250. --6-,-, .. -.-0-~--$8-0-.- t asiona l chr, s tove,••••••••••••••••••••••• NewiJoveleat.bercouch Also, hsehld items., dbl phase 5HPw/dustpick· 113-4478daUy oaldinishSl0.549·3229 971·2070 ,. ""'"' wash ers, dryers. • eroo5 Calf I th mattress " box spnngs, bo' •-ru• ..,..,.,,. Call 963-fll7 refrigerator. PLUS SI'OREWIDESALE , _. · ea er easy •accuum•. clothes, up x • .er . ..-.... L<.Yt'S01'' MISC. N~w & ~ed furn, appl .s. chr. f350. Dining nook of books. Sat/9·24· Sun 9.25 _96.1-4555 _________ , $AVE$AVE$AVE Ns~. ~~lsi~·~4 Wrf:J." ~~Ul.~~~8~6~ .. ~~· 1M.694Cente;St.Cosl~A IR COMPRESSORS We honor BofA. MC, C~007930&S48:i26z • wi8trk&cass&Garrard Mesa. MUST BE SOLD! t:ash1cr'11 C hecks & 1 • • • player $295. Match'g Sat Only, 9.,pm. 1939 Absolutely dlsc:ount. 50% CASH. No r!crson al **I BUY easy chrs. $8.5 ca. Orig. Fullerton Ave CM Mo . orr list. All sizes. Call t•hcrks PLEASE! F'~ * * oil or Winston Churchill ing. Mahog Bow. fro~t 714/646-5282. · avaaluble. lLems subject Good used F'umiture & $495. Plus much more! Dresser w/mirror. Table Ml el 8010 loprcsulc J\ppllan~es--OR l will 6611918 492-8178 b ~-MASTERS AUCTION sell or SELL for You. · or linene, end ta les, dis· •••••••••••••• ••••••••• 2075 Newport DI. CM MASTERS AUCTION Lrg Rlviera 11ect1onal sofa hea, clothes & much WANTED Call 1714) 831·9625 646-8616 & lll-9625 bed. Gd cond. 5 drwr _more. TOP CASH DOLLAR orC7141646-8686 cbe&t.846-3754 Sat only, 9.5, 18225 PAID FOR YOUR CASH PAID _ 2 Twin bedo complete in Yellowwood , Irvine. JEWELRY, WATCHES, -------1 For gd used rum. anti· very good condition 'szs VlUage II. Couch, organ, ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Bicyc!M 802 ques&clrTV's,957-8133 each.Lovebenchlngood broiler oven, coffee tbl, SILVER SERVICE, •••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELY cood.. $10. 536-5879 aft.er new Ugtit bul1?9 & door FINE FURN. & AN· Girl's 26" Schwmn bicy LlkeNew1, Sofa 12. knobs. More ml.IC. TIQUF.S. MS-2200 cle. $30. · 536·3313 su>o. 963-2082 F<rmaJ dining room aet.-Af?~~:fe& s~~~ LUGGAGE TAGS a . .:i...a-.. M-e....i I 8025 3 drawer French Provin· contemporary styhnt, N w P t S h o r e s rrom your business card. --"J wrwnal clal d resser Dark table & 6 cha irs · · rd ••••••••••••••••••••••• . · . . • Brwn1Jordan Patao rum, Send one ca for each n .. RNWOODPANEL' walnutfimsb.. $65.lrvme. Herculon fabnc. Lo Boy stereo misc f urn tag plus one spare. We """ I 552-1790 server credenza. S350 or. • · · t ti Large localselectlon. fer. 176-221$ Hatcbbrd coffeetbl. TV. re urn per man en )' Beams, decking 631·2460 Drexel game t able set sealed attractive tag & ·c & w/credenza $.500. (7l4) Have something you want 4 FAMILY strap, meeting airline ':!.f0 8030 768-5137 to.sell? Classified ads do SUPER GAIAGH l.D. requirements. Pre· _,..pmitnt · il weU. 642-5678. Antq. furniture & Estate vent loes & theft! For a •••••••••••••••• ••••••• INSTANT CASH It.ems. Tona ot clothes. penoaalized taa enclose Polaroid SX-70, chrome & For apple's, fum, tools & ~ s• 1055 s 0 m e Dew . E l e c wallpaper. fabric or Jeatberbodyw/caae. antqs. Anytime 963-5206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• typewriter, vacuums, "Day Glo" paper & we Sl.50. , 651-8 y ARD SAL E • 104 lamps, hardware, mir· will back & trim your *FUR..,.ITURE• Larkspur, CdM. Refrig tor. LOTS MORE! No tags. Or try two cards Beseler 23C enlar1er " S75• Couch $5(}, mtch'g preview.. Sat/Sun 9 AM. back to back. ~~/:!i, :J~1~::~ Spaolshor Chair $15, Lamt ~. Cof. 1414 Dover Dr.NB S2eaor~/~CES: 8'7W385. C.0m.P~tc3m.=-!7 of all Tbl $20, End t 1 $15, 4 Sat/Sun. a .. taurant 4/5tags$1.60ea. new furniture. Includes Post.er Bed $7S, Dresalng equipment. S licer, 8/ltap$1.50ea. Pentax ES electronic ~MM new Aua 76 w /50 105 & 200 lensea. bellow1, angle tinder. All at MSS. Will separate 675· 1323 c.ts 1035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Himalayan Kittens, C.F .A. Rlcadoro line. Stud service $40-1780 M a ss I v e 8 pl e c e Tbl $15. Sat/Sun. 'TSIH835 cigarette mach, chalra. 10or more ll.40ea. Bedroom aet. Beautiful 7 Sat. onlJI 2938 Chlllon dlehea, mi1c. 1837 SaleaTulDcludecl piece Uviq room 1et &S Way, Laa. Bch. Fum, TradewtndlL&ne,NB. NO CARD? . Din Set Draw 1ou:r OWD or send piece Jewelry, Skis, Bikes, MOVING SALE, 3U Vista name, addras, pbooe & MUSTSACRIFICE misc. .,,. _ _._ (.,.-... bJ• .. f) N.B. °""°'... .,..... ... we'll make one cU'd per $588.00 Super BJg Yard Sale. all Gu BBQ • refri •· t.aa.Add2Steach. must go. New Kine 11z hldeabed, tbla, lamps, Send c.beck or mooe1 or--IASY TlltMS. quilted Headboard bins, Pictures, toys <no derto: Curfffr..illt•• w/nutch'c apread, Junk)S-.t/SUnl-5. · PILO~raJMTIHG 1165HcstMwlLCM ore.nae. Mlac. an\lque1, Movlnc Sale, DHk, P.O.Boxl.580 Adorable k itten.a, nice 64WISI Jewelry, oll paints, Wu her Dryer Dinette eo.i.M ... Ca.aaas aelectlon. Good breed· much, too much to mon. l 1' • 's •ts ' mg. A ora ba d.. tioo. Thurs-Sat. 1-5. 21701 m ac. .ema. a. un DUwUe table, a tncb dla. m ~ cklJOWl Mva To Sndaa: lbt aeU J mp a 1 a Lo. B • B . 30l-C E. AJtoo, S.A. marble_ top wltll four PERSIAN .. , qn H b4 comp •eo. (81.lSbard • Hamilton} GIANT MOYlDI Sall! chainbal·~~-~ .. ttent. top Ml 5811 follow1llftl. Walnut din rm aet, ewiv. don. a to -._, qHll ty. reilatered~ . rattaQ rocltm ~ tbll Y9U'f llOO. al..acM de' a«108 Eleld lmolred 11111 ta· Oarap Sale: Sit• Sun Ir lrld'a "Jtuddl1,. bunk 5or-*ada ft;..-l"•o bl• aet. Refrl1wator. until acid. 1'1~ MootAt bedl ldct'scbel&Gtdt111rt ·~POOL_. v-... ....,,. -&male bed. Pstlo/den llT· Vista. rear, C.M. & 1il /tlJJ bl.DI chea •~ ·-_......, ............. ••••••••••• tni rm "" Area rap bike. .: h1lll it ~ Must ..Ul • DOGTRAlNING Knl bedtp;..ad hoad: Movln1 Sale: EJeetTte Dlda • r's.t.L muc • m..-attSPll Yoorplac.orMlne brd1, drapea.• Mucb =:. "~~;r':: 211u..::'vt1ta Dr~ CARP&T lhll BHo Jobn Martln 175-iHO men. m.1913 S...~tOUl &t ff. B. Toro, •1..uot ....._ mdl cdol' ,.iJow, AKC Wut RlthJand LIKE NW Yellow sofa, bnid MW tlOO. Dad 111· Whitt Terri. cl' fem pup. uv. rm. tl>t• .. drJoerltt, Sliver, ddna, itauware, g u P r 8 a l • 1 1 el'• Btoft, dbb Sofa Champbkpnd.ta..9563 bestoffer .... -51133 coUectlblte, 1lV equJp. Fa-n., .,...=.-.to•..:a #or bldk·bed;-cmML.ps. ---'-:-'='----~-11_;,,....;,_ __ ..,..,..~~~-1 ment, mlae. coooto. 'I.UV"·-,, ..... ALASKAN Malamute, Ital. ProY. Coilcb. aood maay l()I " 21' kemll . .....,OIMi: lllpj Dlf8J:. ______ ....... -"!' __ , I 'moa. old, •P•yed, cood. $US. a Flielide Jf11 Jrvln• Ave. N.B. E~t.l\llilJaalilJp.Sat; FAHTAft!C,:-;.'JMOSoa ~J:.'all~;:• 1175. ™ cb, .. •as u . ~r:f:'s!'ti~~CU7 ?!'/,;,.~t''i::'~u':l:: :r,',~ltrape#e~·~ ~._.,.. _ __,,_"'!"'-~"°:f...;..;.;..;~..;.,:.....;o..;.;;..;...--.;._, ....... .....,..--=-----............... '."M) ~ •rill. ·-G •rma o &horUl•h ~'bW.lDai:e.m. at •~at~•:ao. aoH tt-...., ID Miidel .Po•ater Pup•, AKC. to t•lft bfft···wwa IA· l'erilu~ La. ~·· ._...,.,.anNall.i Ole19J. blood Unea. D11'SPriaa •Wt1 I M + Jlllldl ~ DW 'he, -~ '.Mitt M, W.-....tbou.~ a......_u...,.,,~ .. ....,ia ... a+ bDi& ..... tit:...... .... FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Toddlers, teens and senior cititen~! Games, exhibits, dancing, music, tempting taste treats, refreshments ~ll FREE OUTDOOR ST•GE ENTERTAINMENT DAILY Don't Miis BOBBI AND CL YOE •nd the Se.weed Cowboy• 9 Ind 10 p.m. S.turd1y . ., . • ., ..... llCJT•T_. A flv.-hour benefit concert with top county musicians. noon to 5 p.m. Saturday; rock dance tor teens 'tll midnight. DEAN JONES and a morning of Christian .. tertaJnment SUnday from 9 a.m. to noon. CARMEN DRAGON conducts •• popa concert 8 p.m. • &Ind~ In the Big Top Tent -the f lrst of a fouM:Onoert lrvtne Symphony eerfn conoluding Jan. 29 Wilh VAN QJBURN. .. ....... T... ·. World premiere of • new play by Jackie Hyman, "Fantmln',1 8 p.m, Sept. 30 and Oct. 2. Unblrthday Party 9:30 a.m. Saturday; Mexican FJnta dinner Saturday night. entartalnment all day Sunday. merican boat trlr. Sgle ax.le. Accomodate up t.o 20' deep V boat. Nu tires. 557-8071 MariH Equipment 9030 •••••••••••••••••••••• *ZODIAC Port-A· Marine Inflatable Boats 2925 COilege, C.lL (114)~2070 Canvas Cover. Fits Col 22. Good conctition. llSO. 493-2.SlO ettUJ'1 lS .bP mtr • gas cao.$1SO. SG-4980 '64 Johnson 90 w /all con· trots. Runs. great. $250. Call George at Arrow Outboard, 675-8020. '65 .lohnlon 9~ PHP, long shaft. Set up for sail boat. $125. Navy stan- dard bilge pump, band opr'd, plunger type, $25. new. 12' skiff, exp'd• no leaks $25. 962.ZJM FALL CLEARANCE SALE-U> UM 90HP. running cond aa la, $250. lrJO'°HP $850. Jm25HP used 6 bn $745. Arrow °'4board Service, 100 E. Cout Hwy, N.B. 8'75-l020 1oata. Powtr 904 O . ..................... . 31' CHRIS Craft T f8 cab crsr. w/allp. XJnt. cODd. $11900.m.2251 ' Owens twln engine Ctbin Cruiser, xl.Dtcond • Sips ... baJt tok, etc. On· ly f:e:50· 493·51ia OC" .,. loatt. '••ff t040 lo.t., WI 9060 C~ S•/ Motw HoMta, S.a.t Soortl. Roe•. Trucb 9HO Frld!y. September 23. 1977 DAILY PILOT DJI :·••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1t1i1t 9120 ..... /StorOVI 9160 "Rods 9540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• y 9570 l • l.1do p)'l"d <.:ta•lr <:ATA1.lNA 22, loed«t, •• -····················· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '63 n.nt·hero. 6 t•yl flick •• ~ •••••••••••••••••• Autos W.tecl W.t.d 9590 nav ftit•l 4 C'YI rbll t'nJ tw11J nn , alpe 6, 3 aaJll, C.bover Cam~r w/1traa MotCM' Hotne Rtftt,11 Dune bu.c11y fur 1tul11 (r•ll) k d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....:~'l'h;.,. ..... 10 VIW,HDF,kn«inetAt, tor L8 l~ort t r uck ll''f.•'to~2· Dual port 1000 engine now bra/tires. 100 'TI OodgeVanB-lOOcust WEPAYTOPOOLLAR W!'LLIUY ,......, _, ,.. I U I .,100 <71 .. 1 1•11 • '* *' I condS750.ll?ll-03QI Int/ext. AM /FM atereo, FORTOPUSED CARS o., • ompua, a p avlli .. .. v Yully telf rontulned ... ooo tra1 er g.io 2631 cauette w /4 spkn, iun fo~REIGN, DOM ESTIC your forelfcn or compa('I • . rol.L\'CRAYT n \ llF, I' d1n1h\' t. .. 11 hm.k TO lll"ll 213 ·m ti.:.• M:! ~ -M\al&Hll,8'half••buver. Re11erve,nowkro~ 4~Drf;.a 9550-·::bl~~n~1:.~~f~erNew roof, magi. Must. sell orCLA.SSICS ~~J>:f!r.orornol' Call 16' IOMl41tDllA Good corMS. ~-~all at\ 11um1nur unw n1 II ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751.._ idl SPM last, askln1 for loan If your car lS extra clean llLL Y ~ye.5 um.lookallkel.u4lr,011 1;'711U3. Rt:GY.NCYMOTUH 4MC-JHP blllance oo1y . Low seeusfirst. A '" •S«.,J4Cl JI'• 1 I .• llUMt; ltENTALS 'M FALCON Ranchcro, 6 mileage. 50,000milewar 1~uKA IUICK VW --RSCHE v nwrv •II &rtlt an .. Cam1J«'r Sholl tor •hortbed ~ N I l11rbor Blvd, S A #I In Co.Hf. I t M9-S861 '" 6 •-" '"" ..,-.., l-1\ 1na brtd•t! c ru1nr m1• h ''"'"r Sp1n•h•I col 1•.U. ml compi.rtmenta • •~l 25<>3• • WE OUTSELL ALL c·y • auto. map. 1750. or ran y. a... "' 2925 Harbor Blvd San Juan Caplatrano Ii» 4, twn m tlr . 45 on-.1 ~ftlll " hull l.lko J?00 m.Ula 5 au pm JEEP DEAl,ERS bellt.IMS:H7M wknda. Costa Mesa 979.2500 137-4800 493-451 l 'lP<1, hall el•ctru111ia. '"'~ 1 oalSlOOO MIJ'6:i(). --MCYrOR JIOM ES INTllESTATE '76 Chev. El Cammo, all '72 Ford Van, Sup&r --I flah1na HHAp, rulh tm.lt.tl2url4H200 o.tua.aOamparSh.illfor FORRENT HUGllHVEHTORY xlrlll.Xlntcood.Bestol-EcoooUnelOO,Vl,atan·Autoa.Used A,tltos.UHd , .. ,wp d , Onl) 100 h,. W ~NT'""IJ-;;;:-11 -1m1All Ptclc Up AcceH Frum $150. wk. 770·0644 All Models New & Uied fer. 66l-0&34 dard, xlnl body. new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I h1" ~t LI ~ll\'t 1111~ " c. ... • '' in lnckl Sl76. ~l. ----t · lh.10 when new n•11111111 "1·w1Wlrt Brh by Nov l , -------RENT F irebaU 23' Selr Leasin1Ava1lablc ' Ch . irea, runa are at VWWAGONS or8l~ 3:1'.!.J•v•.' · 11 J'leiau c:a ll 'I' <.: 11'15 I ' /.l11•kaq cabover. t:oot. Auto/air. cc. CB, Coata M•ta ~rvJt~ e!~~rt~~.~ $2:500/0fr. 7'7(M)680 -W11kol> d1o1y1 640 2900 l.ikc oewcond. All exlru 1teroo, lllJld 6 645-2283 AMC Jffp spd, maaa. $1800. or beat Large •72 Ford. Aul.o, air, B.ICTllC f;,·ea 1173 a597 Boat abar 6411 l42l --~ 2524 HARBOR BLVD. orrcr. 548~ full pwr. $2450. I •y 10 •T lnll po:11o1hll' '77 Doduc Van, pop-up. Costa Mella 549-8023 6'4·1668 af\er5 "' "' Motwtudllkn 9140 range, oven, htr, 3 way1 _________ 1 Jli' Ou.thdd t:d.ton. l'llm • •14' llohlt', xlnl C'ond ....................... refnii. Alr, atoruo, P /S, JEEPS u77u Autoa W..t.d 9590 1>IC'tc: w llf~ Jltktn1. Wilh tr1tllt-r. &al olfet Mini blkff (four) brand P/B,Slp14.536·8609 ••••••••••••H••••••••• ~l 7UlD C J • 5 ' II , C J · 7 ' I , .iuto bMtlury ch.aq,wr •. 111 new. Great ort-i.lreel .77 L• t bll h t Ch k w .,.., a 11 men mma ero ees, agoneers, \.U.hk>tlll, aurry l->P, wm 14 l~er awlbonl blue bike lor leen1tge,., illlO :!3•~· Ood 440 25oo 1 Plck-upis, up to Sl,200 dis r.~~~ 2b:~!i ~~:'~·oe~~ hul I , id rnnd.' 1700 ea. M t-J708___ _ 5 yr war;,c c:11 biroor !::r: counts. 5 yr S0,000 mile 9iOOO 8'7S·*lorf43·2200 ~ ..ti40 1977 Honda Exprei;a aulse. :.pare, rackilad warrantys avu1luble ---:-!I Wrndro:.c Rclrc1(lable Moped. Yell. lo m 1, AM, F)1 t11:.:., l'Olor TV. Coptland Mtn Inc 1ti:J ~~cy11h·~" l .. llJt>m l\l"d !'11.'"Port bhp Jvail uldom used S2 50 l'I'. SJ.5,00U 910S Vall_ey 2001 Elst.SAS58-8000 lilr SS, D Jo b111l tJ11k l\lrcl!> Xlnt <·ond Musl U7362l6wfl3 View, Cypress. 750·3651 - -. \ \t l"M ca~ tull • 11H·rs. St.u 714 76 ·<117l • ---(714t '75 Toyota Landcrwser munv \Ir.as Mo\ 1n1o:, b:st • 1 __ _ '77 Moped Jlond..t F.x Sta Wgn. Jmmac cond. olr ti75 1907, b73 ~ al'l 15' St!a Spray Cat, "76, lake pr~s. 600 males Xl nt '76 HARVEST $5100. Call 963-6027 or • new, must iscll. $975 mcl t:ood.. Lock. $275. S48 73S8 20' M 1n1 M olorhomc. 751-3191 Ask for Carl 62 l'hns 17' )l a ho~ .. 1it·ed trlr. 581> O'lJS __ MOP E D Clmattl City Dodge V-8, auto trans, '77 Scout, 4 wheel dnve, boat. \ti, Hun:. good llOBIE u; In good condl-bike. Xlnt. cond .• lo m l. P IS, P/B, stereo, slpis 6• lotaofextras! Low miles, <.:u.st t.rlr Canvas lioth uon w lrlr $1550. Call $325. Balboa. 673-8726 fully self-conll only 7000 Excellent condition. h ~51..i. ke new. (076RLO) ....,..,,,,,.,,. 837•9710 J\e ·77 he. ~t:mo Cur .111 968 7482 anytime. MOPED· I • I k .,,., .....,.......,. \lust sell by Monday. ---ntramo~or, 1 e '71 FORD F-I 00 PICICU, v.e •u•o Ir•~• . PO••• .. .... "O 118141&21 lloeclel ,,.~ Oood 11wv Nt-n 52199 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 I l•e t. 11••1 14' I \'.\ HU Hf IN (.. f(\M It 4( U 073 5391. ;n' Eracki.on IB. VllF, new, all a ccessories, '73 HARVEST Jeep '74 CJ5, ltke new. -11uto pilot. S17 ooo. Dys; ·~.64S-8721 24' Motorhome, auto Yellow w1white vm top. Vans 9570 1"77 18' O t h II & tr a n ~ P IS P I B ••nnn. Eves 499-15"10 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., . mega n u 213 6tll·36-t6, evei.. ~f!.':91 "· • ' ~ ,. lrailf'r Custom cov<•r. 2I:! I 16·4305 9 I SO stereo. 'truise rontrol, 831-0168. 1-ton '66 Chev step-van life J.itkch. ft'nlkr'i, l'lc -----Sc dash air rond. roof air, , ----w/'73 6 cyl. eng., 14 mpg, $500. C0111 7l1~4302 lo Boats, 5'1ps/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4KW Gen, CB radio, 75. Chevy Blatcr, lo everything good cond. s11e. Boul currently in Docks 9070 '77 Harley FXE only 1200 loadt'<i. Unly <n.ouo nu. mileage, AM1FM stereo 14'x6· bed, windows, ex· Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• mi, w/special paint, (7MGS0) $8995. tape. AT. many otht>r tras. Call 645-3269; Wanll'd: d0t·k spuce for b11rs, 011 cooler, etc. Paid '76 Establfihment xtras $4600i0fr. 673-6265 646-741J8 loats S II 9060 lti' suil bout. N.B. area. $-1,300 O.D .. sell for 23• Mini Motorhom<', --------- ••••• ; •• ~•••••••••••••• S.153712aft~~~M~--$3,370.840-4167 Dodge V8, auto, P iS, Trucks 9560 7~e~nC:,~:~~~;.p-Top, Student must sell 22' Tern W \N'J'ED hoat slip for 50cc in lop condition. P 1 l1 1• s1tl'l1'to. trwsef ton· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·8366 JX.'Sl for luilaon All nl'w C,\L:JI Ideal for campers with tro • c as 1 ;ur. roo air, gear &15 1!1111 l'Vl'' ti-12 31K7 motor homes or trailers. awning, low miles. 1-'ull.v 631·3474 after s or wk self-cont. beaut Hui'· 470Su1I ho.it, 2 'l'h .,.,11,, \V,\NT~D slip tor 48' ends. (~JPKP >SulcS13,!l'J5. xlnt 1·onc1, ..:cl rut·c rt'l" Sailboat for 2 .mo's. Boat ru;GENCY MOTOR Sellorlrd m:i ~146 on Mrkl. Will not be '76 Vespa Scooter, J25CC. JIO~tF; RENTAl~'i -used 646 8634 Iv msg. Best Offer. 925 N II arbor BIVd. S ./\. WAMTRESULTS? N f II d CallSS2·1864evenings. ••531·250~•-• _ Sell your boat thru ' ire qwet am Y nee i. ------SOUTHWESTERN i.Ja p for :io· satlboat. •74 Yamaha TXSOO, good '73 Sports Coach. 30' All Y ... CHT S ... LES 963·5373 eves:_ _ _ _ cond. Low mi. 1 owner. extras 32,000 ma. Xlnt • • ssoo. 64o.SC»7 l'Ond Ph 675·6454 FUJljHEWPORT Transportation -- 1976 FORD '72 Chevy Vun, 1,~ ton, 6 St•pslde Pickup ryl, runs xlnt, $2000. Cw.tom paint & interior. _67_3·_34_1_7 ______ _ 4 speed, air cond. & l~w '75 Ford Van. V-8, auto, miles. (101213!1). Priced air p /S p /li ma"s to sell fast 1 • • • o • BILLY ATES stcr~~fis !}~~M... VW-PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 837-4800 493-4511 -------- '73 DODGE 8100, 6 cyl .. auto tran11. Priced to aell at S2250. 496-0039 D., ... LERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 Bui taco Pursang 28' EXPLORf':R 13000 mi, '""" C-.. S-'•/ 75 Sh h 440 mlr uencrator A1C '73 LUV Pickup. /\M/FM. 1972 E200 Ford Van, must (71')673-921 1 ~·~· ·• ,.. 1 cc. a rp. c erry .. " ' C I "' Refit 9120 cond. Lo m1. Musl sell. on roor. au1se l'ntrl. mags. lo ma. ~000 al see. $2495, uk for Ed. 28' MORGOM 01 Loaded with OC\\ t•qwp m<'nl. Slc~·ps 6 adults 1n romlorl. Low tune on \tunlll' •1, {jt•noa. dingy. Vllr, 6'J" ht:ud room. .\lore room than muny 32s <h~n<'r an'<1ou:.. 675 1103 or h73 921 t hkrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Yamaha Enduro Comp. i.elr-cont. Other _962_-om __ ·t__ ~-~640-6444; Evs. Ii'~· Cab over , gas/eler 125cc. Not use<! 111ncc re· x l r a"· S 1 6 • 5 O O · '73 Ford Courier, custom ---------- rc fr 1 i::. 3 bu rn e r condition ed. J -place _7_14_68_7_5_9_7_7 _____ 1 pamlw/scenes. cu!ltom 1972FordEconohncVan l stove oven. slJl!I 6, xlnt mln:ycllrlr.556·0094 anterior, Vector maJ(ll, ton h /d . A /C, r adio. rond. $900. 548-2178 . y h DOll-C T Firestone tires, molded $2650. 968·2244 ---74 ama a 500 • 8 rafl~rs. Trav•I 9170 A1111el u11 cabover camper. valve, 4700 mi. Mint ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~::::tt:.~~~r;O:C~~~~~ '72 Ford Van , l ow Stv & oven, ite box, dbl cond. $850. 548-8146 aft 16'fJ" Nomad. Self conl"d, Runs good. $3000 or bc~t mileage, w /many• ex· ~~-64~0~~ potty too. 5::JO__ _ ___ refn i.:. toilet. stove, t.lps offer. Ask for George, tras. Please call Neal at :. ' -----Dultat'O 250cc Frontera 6. Xlnt rond . $1000. 638-7992 645-3078 WEWILLIUY YOURD4TSUH PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN , .i. I•,,,' 'i • ., ,, . 831 -l llS 493-3l7S WE BUY CLEAMC4RS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 21128 Harbor Blvd. COSI"AMESA 546-1200 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN ~ f,<R !',Bf A(tl BL Vil llUN Tl~JGT ON BLACH 11·\;/l"HI 'AOO\l;> IMPORT CA.RS All MODELS WEIUY USED CARS! We're the new Chevrolet dealership in the Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car! 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N~w HOO Auto1, H•w 9100 Alttoa, H•w ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ., ~·· . ...,...._11 Guess which Car Dealer Is MAD because he has the world's lousiest locatlonm H you I'*-' Jim '9rtclnl0ft, owner of ...,.,..,. our THEY GO Our Entire Stock will be sold at Sacrifice Prices NIW t977 DATSUN PICKUP 595~ 1977 Nl'IUN S-210 WE NEED ROOM for the coming I 1971 MODELS N1W 1917 U1'1U FIOWAGON ''°°" s90~ IN THE MEW IRVIME AUTO. CENTER ORANGE COUNTY S "~ts1 LINCOLN MERCURY ..,. DEALER NOW OPEN DIEGO FRWY.-LAKE FOREST EXIT MARK Vs• CONTINENTALS• VERSAILLES• MAR9UIS COUGARS • MONARCHS • BOB CATS • COMETS • CAPRIS I 973 MARK IY l.oeded wllll ~ air. 1111. crv1 ... -· ICll•I rail N•I-. PW, 000< loCl<t. AMll'M .-eo 1-. VT. PS. '8. aito. "-"1oed 10 Nit (110211~ 1976 THUMDllllRD ,.,., -...... IN!llet •... -· ..... ~ .,,,, locM. cn.ilM. ..... 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AM l''M rudt0 A unl' FetTari 9723 New 1rad1als. mags. ,1crt>o, 11....,r ,tt-l'nn~ """""' Lilr 1ZHV4t!11 BEATTHEPRICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM rl-~M. yt•llow. 1 yr, 1achal Lire,,, air rnml, & INCREASE!!! W'ESTGERMAH 12,000 m ile wur runty Ml~SION VlfJO IMPOIHS ... .. . .... .. . .. ..... -• • * 111uch mot c l.1kt: "''"'' 1972 BMW 2002tii IMPORTS avu1luble t481KZR > tOISINOJ) I "llt.'Cd u1r rnnd , i.tereo '76 CAPRI 11 Nt-;W CAHS 63 Ferrari 1250G1't~) $4999 8JI 1748 49~ 1104 I~ l>OJd' Ph wkilJ\-:> K '.'I Alfa Ro..wo 9705 ,..._~ US22, t ·\t' ..\ "'1'.utf, ••••••••••••••••••••••• n7313W We l"Y SporbcOM! I •le moo1.>I all cnJk1·' P.tv top dolt .. r t ,111 u'> tnr a QU<>ll! Tt JI)\\ ' 75 ALFA ROMEO SPYDER (,1k1• fll'W l:J ]!)IJ ffilll!!> ThL'> t .1r 1:. a d1amo11d I \ r 12.UOO mile wurranl} 1JW759J Co~andMtN MISSION VIE JO 11\4PORfS •·•• I• ' I••-•• ,. ... ............. . 1131 17411 49S 1704 People who need pl!oplc "hould alwuyi. che«k lht• St·r v1ce l>1rectorv in Lhl! ~ ~l E Isl SA 558 HOOO .. l>AILY PILOT -BMW 9712 ht UlH &'4f-'bOt.>llVAP~ • ttt-t~A "'" .. )., ........ ,., "LhL" IL IO <·la:.:.1f1ed Find what vou want 10 Ship to ~horc rc:.ults 1 Uu1ly Pilot CIJss1l1eds. 642 5678. Utm t ~l\e up tht• s hip'••••••••••••••••••••••• CREVIER Autos, Mew 9800 Auto1, Hew 980C &'st "HOADWAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SANrA AMA 835·3171 HOIDAS HUGE STOCK IMMEDIATE DELJVERY !HE UlTIMATI! ORIVIN<l MAClllNl •USED BMW's* '11 5JOl il'l l>d i.!llliS 1-; ll '77:J20suSdt 1771lSK '762002 l<ipd S1H 4U1Pl)I' '76 :I.Ost 4 sp S1 R 572l'QM '74 Bavarua uuto 780MVt; Closed On S.-.days ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & S.ill'!> SC'rv1ce Ll'J"'"~ Roy Carver.Inc. Rolls fioyl't' H '1 W 15.JO J ,1 mbun·t· Nl.'wport l~ath l~IO 6 M4 '778MW530i ~dr "spd lM9911 $13,889 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE 517 !12.''>U St-:LI, 1dh· 1t1·m~ w1lh ,, Dady l'llol l 'l,1~~1f1t·cl Ad .. t,1s'il'lll' .ind m.1g wheels COUPE AT'fll1'.:0LD PUICES CopelandMtn w:.'7t't;X1 ~:P.!c:'t.;;~.~~: All mo<kb now avalla ti7 f"t.'rran Dino Fial :!l>Ol1':.lstSASS88000 WESTGERMAM IMl'ORTS 72 MBZ3SOSL Go6o •-a.~n hll• t:all or M.'4: ui. bdore 05592 > 9735 19722002 53795 you buy"' Kc:rnw:uw1Ghia ~~l~•~n.i~1~ ~1leh /'re• ~n~. 71~548-1186 ~6•1•:·;;.;·r~~:·;~:;;·~·e·: 2 More To Choose Convert. (068Gl8) .. *1J5jl ll2lrfQ>. '73 FerraiDmoCou~.red l1r<.'!> Call Art after 6, w /blk: ml, new lealh mt, 87S..7<MIS Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 450SLCs ........ 450SI-:!> 1973 BMW BAVARIA Automullc w1lh air c·on· d1llomni.:, 8 track slt'reo &sunrol ({l03N BZJ 11111 l~•c h ll•d lt1 I \\\ HUNTIHC.10H It .&CH 76 CAPRI II 2M5 HARBORBLVD. new paint. AM 1FM . , -540.6410 540.021 l radio. 27 ,000 M 1. New 00 <.hia. Very clean & de ------sycrontzer rin ~s new pend able Sl 750. Call ·n 280Z 5 spd., 5000 mi. dutch. Mech. ·perf ~321Sanyt1me l'Opper,racA1C.AM/FM 644·0668art.6. _ ·66 Huns, needs work. 220SECab •. 250SECpc 1973 2002 4 s1H·,•d, ~u nrotif <'<• B 1• 1· k c r A M F M 1 l771tt-:V I H trk, mags & more. ----V6, Sunroof. AMi AM, 83().J665or5SJ.<>Ofl2 fiat 9725 ~orbei;toffer. rallye whcds, i.1lver & -••••••••• •••••••••••••• 673 llC.111 714/548-1186 1972 Ml%250 COU PE . Luxur' eqwpped wilh low miles & 1s in excellent cond1 t1on. (689GWG ). Good sele<.1ion of olher MBZ:-. IO iiloek 1973 3.0CSA .\u1umulll'. ~unroof. air 111nd , low miles . 1:!:11.Jl'SI. Wt• abo have ttnl:' 4 '>1>4.'t'tl 10th•~ mudct. 1974 BMW 2002 I ... ,~l·d. I\,, I l"M & only ~.000 oni:inal mile!>. A " u 111• r .....ti a r p t .1 r • 10:!0KYTI black , 2 yr, 21,000 m1k warra nt y ava1 lab It• t~NQM > $3399 Copeland Mtrs 2001 1'.: li.l SA 558·11000 Citroen 97 16 ......•••••.••.•••..... Citroen Moserati Brown (337MJCl $7989 MOTORCARS D!ELEG.AHCE 547 9'l50 1976280Z ' Air, stick, stereu tape, xlnl cond. $6400/Bsl ofr. lilO 2428 days, ll75·9626 eve~. 'n 280:1., air, mags, brown w,brn int, 13,000 ma, AM1 FM ~lcrco, must '<•II' K.'t1 5121 75 FIAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE Only 18,500 miles 5 s peed, wire wheel:., AM1fo'M stereo & 11uix-r sharp! lt22NJ NJ. Priced t.o sell lhis weekend 1 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS A •• 'I• ' ' t ....... , 1•• .. ..--........... . 831-1148 49)·1704 9737 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 LOTUS. Europa. One of ·a kind a nd e'<Lru Clean! (259BX!-;J. ~ JI l/.,~Zl14 714/ffO.JSH 7 o 1) a t s u n 5 I O. '75 Spyder 124 . Air, AM· customized body, s ide FM, xlnt cond. S4500. Maida 9738 pipes, 830 5305 6.14-1441dys645-6763 eve:; ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••• MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS Ao••t l oo \I• I ..... . ,. loo ... ·~ ..... ~ ... ... 831 1748 495 .1104 75 450 SEL, silver, blk int. sunroof. etc. Mint. 40M mi. PP . SlS,000 . 714 -638-7512; Mrs. Tucker. 1972MB%250 1974 3.0Sia ~·1111 power sunroof air Colt 9717 '77 D11L-,un I-' JO. xlnl cond, '75 Fial 128 Sport L. Xlnt l'oncl & ll·:ltht•r int ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15.000mi. S3499 cond. Lo mi's, $2195. miracle mazda 4 DOOR SEDAN. Low mtles, AM/FM radio, air cond. & luxury eqwpped GBB (IHHl\I ... I ii Coll, i:d mpg, 58,000 m1, li75 9223 f>.16.3162, 545-2751 MISSION VlfJO IMPORTS '72 124 Hard lop Sporl auto. $700 Good concl 51(}.758!1 1976 2002 ·1 ~ pt•ccl a 1 r l'tllltl & ~lcrco l'a~selle Im . DatSWt 9720 1nt.trulatc' C7tt8RJ I#) ••• •••• •••• •• • • • • •• • • • • SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 83 1-2040 495-4949 '72 BMW 2002 lll11l' \Ser 171191 $3489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE ~~I 9250 *DRIVE A* * LITILE •.• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMl'AHE BARWICK DATSUN S.111 .I 11.111 l '.1 p1,1 r .11w 831-1375 493.3375 ol • I '•• .. '73 IMTSUN 1800 '1 dr. rad111. air, "lnl. :.hope Slti50 ur bcsl uffl!r. 640 2121 Coupe 5 !>pd. mags. 2150 H..tM.r ll•d. AM1FM. yellow w1blk . ..,. . ~ .. 831 I 748 49S I 704 1nter1or. Xlnt cond. Colla Mesa 645-5700 $1650. Tammy 64ti·31UR 1973 Mercedes Benz 280 4 GK 510 Waf:!on, runs xlnt. -----......__ ~ •-9740 dr~sedan, EstabeSale. Lo FM ~uad. Stl belt. radi. '72 Fiat 124 Sport Coupe, .......:Y"'e._.1 _.,. m1, very clean, S8350 Nl·w pnl. ~. 675-2159 xlnl 1·ond, $2375. PP ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-494-0i36 aft tiPM 646·3000 •74 MB% 450SEL •-------- Leather Interior, pwr. '68 Mercedes 250S w i'73 wmdows, crwsc control, cosmetics. all factory op. 7:1 lh1lsun Wa1-:on 1800, Hondo 9727 rnui.:s, FM stereo, body & •••••••••••••••••••• •• • t'OI! xlnt. s:tooo !168 3534 Brand Mew •77 ·11 211oz Gd l·<md S27oo;or HONDA Cars l!!r. MA .... Y 1115 1)053 " To Choose ~om! '7:1 i:!lllZ, Lt> m1 '· Xlnt com.I llc~t offer Call H37 ·<lllXI all 71>m 77 Z 2t:!, auto. air. \M 1''M, gold while int lllil/.!" 11 :\1 m1, ~ 7511 ~'5 7 7762 I' vl µl \ UNIVERSITY Oldsmobile Hondo Can • GMC Trucks 285011arbor Hhd l'o,,la Mesa ~o 9640 7 1 :rn 0 Z I u"' IH' r. ·74 C1v1c, xlnt t:a!> saver " i\M FM ;iul11 mai.::.. Loaded • 4 Spd, air -.:Int 1 on<I '\I u"l :.l'll stereo, mai.:..,, rJck, Slll7~1 ~13 68!17 l'US Lom l!Xtcrior Lie incl. elec. winds. low sunroof & melalltc paint. miles, new ivory paml In J:r t!at condit io n! w;perfect red int. 54000. 99LOY Mus t sell. 979·9721, MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS .. .... \(• '······ ,,., .... ' ...... t ..... 831-1148 495-1104 MBZ '66 Classic whl cpc, (;onrnurse cond thruout, sun rf. gj!j(J(), 673·2l!ll '75 MB% 450SE Sunroof, crwse conlrol. lt•alhcr & m etallic paint 1030541) $13495 MISSION VlfJO IMPORrS 998·1705 aft. 6 GB 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977MGB W1lh AM/FM 1:1lereo. rallye wheels. only 6,000 miles. (5Z7RZO> $4660 Mllic&.E MAZDA 2l~ Harbor Blvd .• C.M. 645-5700 HUGI USED CAR '71 Ptl·kup :-.u ~Jrl> & allern + 4 nu t1 1es. Sll50. &1.2 193!! or 644 481 I :!001.RW. Only $2750 ('all 645·7661, Warren Fox Leasm~ ...... .. . '" ..... -. ••'0' ........... , ... . 1131-17411 49S·l704 J~ 9730 •66 230SI., 4 i.pd, bi>lh •74 MGB Grey <606M XX) $3889 MOTORCARS D'El.EGAHCE 547.9250 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• tops, lo mi, mant. SB,950. • 675-7903 1------- CLEARANCE SALE J THIS WEEKEND (FRIDAY -SATURDAY-SUNDAY) EASY CREDIT TERMS Ask about our "Powertraln Plus" ON APPROVED CREDIT S.nlce AgrMment SPECIAL TY CAR CENTER TRANSPORTATION CAR CENTER '74 260% CAR • •l>f'«I· .,. oond•Uon•"ll maa whHI•. uno"' 30 000 ""'" fl1\hy 'ua•r cl•an car (&HlPOI Price oooa OHU a.1& n BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ,, •• , ..... ,.._ ••• d 8t 7 I\\\ HUHt1HC.tOHl•AC.H /l.Mto1, Hew 55 JOCJuar --- --'76 MGB PP just impon XK I 40MC '75 Mcrcecle~ 4SO SI. /\II cd, mu.st se1'1. 57489 l!Xlras, mint cond. lJ,000 835·3486 m1. Sl.5.000 firm. 644-6411 1--------MOTOR CARS clays, an G, f..14 -7829. '71 Roadster. New en~. & D'ELEGAMCE --Mich tires. Sharp. S19~>. 547.92..,0 '64 M.n. 300S1'; Saloon. 1m 963.7989, 960.1075 ---mac cond KllO, ht·aut. WEST GERMAN leath. & wood, a real IMPORTS clas!i1C S'>.!150. ~119·1590 74 Jai.:uar XKE v12 '71 MB 2sos1-;, v<'ry clran, (!197KLNJ ........ :i;ll,995 radio, u1r, liuri.:undy S5(15() 497 2!'f.15 73Jaguar XJ Vl2 tlXJIOliJ ......... S59!.15 '74 280C Anlhnll'lll' itr:t) Air. 1-ter f'll, lo m1 , 74MGB-GT AMWM. (3344061 I )r, 12,000 mile warranlv available. $3999 Copeland Mtrs 2001 E lst SA 558·8000 '70MGBGT 67 Jaguar 4 2 Sed:in M1t'hehns. Call 752 87fl<' A (;la"''"! ('us tom -fman1°t11J! avail £2595. 9800 1706LVH l 1707PI lN 1 • • • • •• S49!15 or 640 83'.!2 714/548-1186 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· • ..s.· .. ~ '• ~ 1.-sou1HllRU900\.[VAA() • 811{ .ti 714o1l9C).2llOD • 2• --• -9747 •••••••••••••••••••••• •PAMTERA• 72 Panwra ••.•.. $12,38!: All original. Perrect. Low mileage. Yellow. <Ser.4234) Test Ori ve Today! MOTORCARS -'o•a.EGAMCE ' 626W 17lhSA547-9250 '68~IC'°3. lmmac. Runs perfect. Mustaee & make orr. 997· l.907 9750 1Pt-.~h.tll '76 Tarea green w /blk int., ahoys, cassetU, air. 788-5137 WIST GERM.AM IMPORTS 67 Ponche 912 <TVTONY> •••••••• ~ 2 More To Choolle J A • m gr ae Oa JUI " T· )' In Pt: won he b t .worn mori robe Th frorr tack Sh Intel ' :Jury Th the worr whic a(tel th:~ traq ~~ Inc ......... '"''9rled A.tdoa, l•,.,.twd .,,...., Ut.d ....... UHd Auto1, UHd Auto1, u .. d Fnd!y. September 23, 19n DNLV PILOT DJ3 ........••.....................•••........•••..•••••.....•..•.••••• ··············•······•• ............................................. . ...... 9110 ~ 97'19Mt.. 9901 CecUac '915 Cedlllac 9911 Qewrolet 99ZO Alltoi.UMCI Alltot.UMd . ....._..., ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... . ............................................ . , UINISTI lt1t Triumph SplUlrt Inti 'TJ 10-10 Travel AU, ..... ''-d 4 "r. El_ ... _01,. •75 c•"'tL• •c ·m Malibu. X1nt runolna ~ H40 tt40 OW...... 9955 ' )'~ are ~Id r1n1 XJ.rit C"004. ..-. ttOO UA• eu.lom Va. auto. alr, 1• -"' ..,,,v .. - -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-·-.. --•••• ~t • 1...i., ,~, derblutbook.MT.QUI P /S, 1>/U, root rack, l1nlhoo, •lr shock1. Loaded w/extraal Im· ~~o~t!r0~~~:•· WI-PHIL '75'GranadaGtu11.1oaded, "'13DELTAConwt.Cttam· milt AM /l"M, n.w llro1 , 64,~ml ~. 762·5710, maculatot Can BuY or ....,.. · xtra clean, lib new. Lo pdf. lleduc-ed to~. llU. YATIS brake•. ena ov11rh11ul m. Q20 leasewil.bLo. mo.~t.a. Cllryl..,. 9925 LONG mi'1.$355.8'1UUO pp...,. YW.fORSCHI ~~!!P!': ....... !?!.! Trlr v1t1. 44,000 ma , "73 Sedllo de Ville, ori&. (116842)_._ • ....................... FORD ~trick 9t4711J9---0lcll--Cutla--S1-,-2-d-r-. ·~ J IH4 11100 (t-1) ownur, beJow wholesale. a· ;.J Cheytler Newport im. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft..At... A re. _._,,.. eDCI\, .-n u Cep .. trano 71 VW 1•-........ ~ 1 ln d' • ....... •'"f """9---ll7 .... 004'J-4l II Wll ---·-AMC 9t05 EW00.494-0708 _ • , 1f,OOOm ,x tcoo · ~ ia Maverick, itnt cond, _...1127 h•~r~(~~P) radio,••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 8.DOllADO $2900. 538-2209 "'-'~ iux cyl, new lltes. SlJ50.•---------- "11 Pancbe tUS Tar11• Slt71 ,.. Pu.r. t''lally loodod. COM-TllLE ·~~0Uht8MUllOUllYA"O•IRU '68 Chrysler. Runa cood. "') ~.. + UUJ~·2625aft 6pm. •• Olda Cutb.la (loupe, = ~:t)·~~M lapt MlliQ.IMAJ.DA AM /f'M 11lt•rt:c1, air, blk Whl~ 00 ~btte. Loaded. 11•tt0-noo•2•~M~1 $.'SS(). 1f'o0,, ......... ~_..., Mercury 99&0 ~~~=;· on blk. PJOO, 4U7-111'70 or co••.,.) Camoro tt I 7 646·4311 -r ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------:1¥ llar'bor 8lvd., C.M, M2•7uk for Gr~g _,. •.a~ 641-1100 . $7289 ' ....................... eo..Hntntal 9910 u••'-... -~.,..... ORANGECOUNTY'6 9957 Gnieo. ClltAS&> a Rambler t ck sedan, MOTOR CAA 1973 CHIYY •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ..... __ c_ ,.._ 1 MEWIST ·-•• .. ••-.. -·•• •.&919 HUGE SELECTION VI. Ambulador. ~or D'mL~ ....... Cl C •M •no 73 MaUbu, Z dr aport cpe, lJNCOLN·MERCURY , a ......:. .. us•n1••1tu ···-toffer."•"t·""" ~ ..-~ ~ -1976fOBA 72 Pinto uae-ut MOTOICAIS ""' ""' Q """ """~ 13SW17thSA,547-9250 · WithV-8,autotrans.fac· V8, 48,500 all, AC, PS, ...... CHER-0 DealerahlplsnowOPEN Ur • D·--·~1 • •·..a-L 9910 Lory air cond .• power PBI AM radio, $2,650. _.... RAYFLADHOE Sa~~·~lf es. -!Mf ~ 1 un ru11h '"" r··r your vw. _,... I t7l CADILLAC We l ... -..a •or 1 o"""'"' W1th v 0 t tr r ..... -•• -v ... .-R •. (717NXN) ...... •' • -.... , ...,, au o ans, ill'· LJNCOLN·MERCURY t--.;._ _____ _ J1 u1<I for or D"l. ''all ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._ ..... --------~ h.cnhorJerry. v " '18 Sk.yhawk, only 12,000 SEDAMDIYIUE $271Q M2..s3.'!8 t ory air cood., full 16·18AuloCenterOr. ·72 PhdD ~· t apd, "n Porsc:ba tH, blk on BOBW1TllAMVW ml. Air, AM ·FM, auto. Fully loaded·extr• MtltACLIMAZDA 1965 Continental. 77,000 power, power •leering, SDt'wy·l..aleForeslexlt mags.All/•-tape. Gd ~kr. •s~pepdar.E~: ... 1 1 1 1°1>'1. '7W11Wei.trruru;l.t!rAv.,. XJnl cood. 5511'106 or sharp' (77'5ER). Price 2150HarborBlvd.,Q.M. ml, (original). lmmac. crul5e con5t4r9oi9.0<iCS845l> 1RVIN 00 E0 condg300.tn-G91 moo .. mmi~~;~ 1;1~ 893-7~1orS38·~ 7~78M hai.nowbeenreducedto 645-5700 Bestoffer.559·511.9 MIRACLEMAZDA . 8J0.7 ___ nP1.ntoWaioa,ret>J&eng, ..dtl '74 B~ Sunroof AM FM it Riviera, extra clt<an. ONLY Sll9 S •119 cama.ro. Auto, 6 cyl, CorYtffe 9932 21!50Harbor Blvd., C.M. '71 Mere Colony Park :i~~cood. M0-836& 1.;;3;A cou 1 1 Nu tare:. x1'nt cood'. high mduiie, very BILL YATES. new paint, gd eaa mi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5700 Marqwa. All power. New --------- restort', runs ':~11 J~nou ~ hrm. 675 6878 -sharp. Sl.49S. 840-4167 VW-POISCHE SL375. Ph675-3867 '75 Corvette, T·top, 350 water pump . Dew .,, Stalioo Wag. 4 Spd. lo P P\ ...... .,.... d " J c •· ---------1 auto, loeded. 21,000 Ml, 1972 Ford Gran Tonno brakes, new butt, new mi'a.$3200. vt »--1 66 VW xlnt cood1t1on '67 Buick Wil cut. 2 dr. ,,.an uao a.p ... trano '14 Camaro, Super clean, lmmac. $7600. or offer. coupe. at.eel radlall, v~. tune.up. Gout! tires. Call~306T l'orsd~ '75 9l4 1 at Xlnt !'frw tires & bra kt!~. p ,s, p B, A iC. Auto 837•4800493•4511 alr, tape, low low rrulea. l 1/998-17» auto, P.S., radio, beater, Good clean 2nd family --------- 1'0fld AM' FM atereo w ll 1JJ1nl. Call 963-0045. Lr&J)S: Gd transPortat1on Owner. $3500. 673-8120. ---------bucket seats. vinyl top, . car or surfer. $1600. Ph '960 k R d 1 ' -car Shol411 xlnt care Gd '61 CodJloc '72 CORVETTE Convt. li&,000 mt, $1700 or best 646-8590or675-21&0. ••••••••••••••-.. ••••• trac • 18 5 • maa:.. '70 \ W i-·astbatk, mu:.t patnt, Gd uphol Mu:.t LIMOUSl .... E '77 L.T. Camero. Choe Gd. """'d. LomL· ..:&N\or D t .., b J3M m1 Recently tuned " .. vu ..,.,.,v offer. 1.976 Ford Pinto, '70 I.la er C'llaty rn & reg lbru 7 /78 tlWO • .eeto llP~~tt $1300. sell. S500/flrm. 675-1331 <WVMSO>., bm. Fully equifped. G.M bestofr. '92-6340 R./H, 4-speed' s teel 1.970 Mere Marquis. Lo w /blk interior. Good 54().5082 68 Bwclt Electra, must $3489 exec must ael. 493-5117 rad.lal.s, 3-door runabout, au. Gd m«!Chaalcal cood. cond. AstinJ $900. -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'67 VWCamper. Xlnt intr, sell by 9·26. $595. MOTOR CARS alt&pm. Conette 76 9,000 ml, $3000. Evenmaa l6()0.ll62.(990 Stephanie 841-3118 or '67 .n.14 nds trans, '950 or best 646-8559, 146-1098 D'ELEGAMCE Che.roln 9920 Yellow. T top, Lo ml., 6SJ-0129 ''12 Mere CQ)ony P ar k. _557 _ _... ______ _ • ' 63 233 A/C, auto tra.a.a, power .-New black-a..a o,r. l· 1 547·92.50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.""""""' (WRDH> '70 Torino Convertlble wsn. Xlnt t'Wlning cond. '76 V~--Premier" Or ,._... '77 CENTURY VS 2 dr '73 IMPALA 4 dr. Sedan _.,-,,., . . .a. .. lriRn •~ fllue Book -~ • ' kOfli'a, allop. Sharp & Mvg to Sweden: Mat sell P /S, P /B, aut~. air'. •70 Cad Sedan . Full P/S. p B. AM rad W/W l!D&toe pert, nds minor ~-io5'2 aftcrG·J<>' P/S.. PJB. aAr, 'rinyl roof. Clem.$6l00.Afttr6 '67 VWcmpr,rnsgd.nds AM/FM, V-top. 18· power,nullres&brks. tires $1400 497·2116 afl boay work. $1500, __ -. Lic.&oPCW.OnlY3350. pmcalll46-1141 bodywork $1,200/bstofr. 20mpg. 2AOOO ml. $4700. $1095 548-0285 SPM *-Oil87 '72 Marqul1 Brougham Call ~76'1, Warren 846·5932. 8'7·7741 Cpc. Wht, vin top. FoxLeaa.lnc 74 CADILLAC COUIJCll' 9933 1973 FORD Loaded. AM·FM stereo, p_ontfDc __ __;--.--,-9-6-5 t>l Porsche Cabrll hdtop. '72 ¥!" Bus Xlnt cond. '72 Elecl~a .. Super rln. rare model, very l(d Al\>1' FM stereo. $2250. Well maml d, 4·dr, pwr 1.·ond. pp 5 11; 1191111 . 545-72439·5 996-0632 afl 5 wind. & lm·ks. Ma~~ ofr ;27.2297 1') \'W bl 979·0581 dys, 545 :noo ('VS · -, ue convert. --- 1;.i Porsl•ht• SC. \lut n111tl .\II xtras ::,51JIHl ('.ii I l.ilJ..8052 70 911T E\l1 J 1 ll•Jn ~. spd, &•p1a l>1 11w11 ~71.ti)ll firm Must :.1·1· SUI o.~17 i\'.\1 F:\I <:ond cond. Cadillac 9915 ~ Hiii l ";ill !Jl~I 1;"1!11 ••••••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • ~., \ W BlJ<' XI 1 , ·h CPE OE VILLE '71 r.ood j~ • ' • n · 01~~ · cond, steel rudtab t11nd Cln S21111J or best 11995 Call642 !HiOI 011 'fuslsl'IL548·l546aft ~ :lul' '.\1 .. 7G Seville, leuthcr, htt' i.:old1brown exter. 19.000 nu s. Day 1eve 64-0-7314 • 10 po rs l he 911 T . 1 VW Uug, sunrl, good yellow blk, r1.·hlt eng, 5 mech cond. !>pd, spoiler, fdc. mags, 675·7234 aft 6PM 1976 Cad Coupe De Ville AM/FM i.tneo, $7300 1970 vw Bue. good AM/f"M .wpe,lo".'1,bUI\ <213)4264~ mechanirally rood. $1000 roof,_c~·l86_7 __ Rolls Roye;-9756 or offer. 631·2092 days or 'W CON VERTIBLE CdV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97962"17eves. Goodcondw1newtop. *l DEALER IN U.S.A 71 vw CAMPER $2500. S1995 or?, 673 0512 Rehll. mlr. under war· ·75 F.I Dorado. ~1usl sell rantv New rads., la~ Lom1.5yrwnty.S8800or dk. 546-~160 dayi.. bstofr. 644-4555 EL DORADO * * * ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIMTO WAGON cruibe cont, 1.111 pwr, tit ••••••..-•-••• .... -••• Bl.il'k on black All the 1975 MERC.URY Automatic transmission. whl, steel rads. Make ,67 G-.. il Prt Conv Full l'xtr;i::. Ser 1 I l3JH , V. Toh1'll Real sharp! (OS8HSX) orr. 548·'1767 dys P .,........ xd • k COUGAR S 1995 ower, Dee a wor • MOTS049R8C9 •Rs i~J~~j~~~h Only 13,eo o miles. llLL YATES 19w7S MercurLoay Mdedarquia 540._17_81 _____ _ ~ ,., Complete W/Crulse con· a,:n, 9 pass. · '72 G d P -'-Good r D'ElEGA.MCE You;irdhcwinneror VW.PORSCHE 6415!>6!'>or644-7697 ran .-..... un· 4 T" k ts t th trot, spUt seat.a & r ally rung car. p /W, P /S, p / B, IJ2(, W 17th S 1\ 547.9250 tc e 0 e whecl1. In excellent coo· San Juao Capa.strano Mustang • 99'52 vinyl roof. all', stereu, lrvineHarv•lt dillon.U12RFD). 837-4800493-4511 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bucket seats. L ie. t!Yl5 Coupe 1k\ 1lle, 32,000 rn1, nt•w tin·-;. sunroof, mint cond. S6000. Avail until q 26 Gll'11n Olsen. 644 !llN or 493 Ji2~ 75 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE Ila'> Ever>lh1ng. Just hke new. I 3430 I SSA.YES MOTORCAR D'ELEGANCE 6216 W 17th SA 547.9250 Festival $4'95 -'66 Auto 289• 57,000 orig 6().1SLS. Only $1850. Call Family Entertainml'nl '75 Ford LTD, 2-dr Brhm. nu. i ownrs. Xlnt cond. 645·'7661. Warrea Fox ()(·t. 1and2 Xlnl cond. Best orcer. $1.800 8Jl·.1M8 Lea.sin& Woodbndf!C in Irvme MG-SS65or7~l --·-------•--_..::'------ (Culwr Dr at , '86 Mustan1, V-8, xlot • 9970 Harrantal 66 STATION Wgo. VS, mech cond, needs some •••• .. ••••••• .. •••••••• Pleasecall6425678,Ext. CougarXR7 17l P /S, A/C, n ew auto body wk. Make offer. '72 T·BUd.Fullpwr.Orii: J33k, to c laim your Very Lo mt., A/O, vinyl ~~4o$350. 6'U4.BS ~2113 =-~~:;;1 cond. lit' et.s. top. 13899 (t12HRT) "71 MUSTANG MACH I '73 Ford GaJaxie, hdtop, *** '75 Monte Carlo, $3900 or best offer. below Blue Book, $2150. Auto, p /B, p /S, p /W, 64&-868l tape, A/C. Gd cond. Orli -----~~--iownr.$2100.640-5345 '67 Ford xlnt condition, · MUST pd P/S AM/FM stereo, $700. 67 · 289• 35 · • 1bunderbird, Cull pwr. auto trans, tape deck, lilL whl, leatb i.nl New pa10t, trans & brks. recent valve job. $875. 642-6820 ROY CARVER ROllS·ROYCC IMOJ•mborH NeWP0'1 IH•<I• ·m vw Bus. Good bo<ly & .68 Fl t " 55 000 ·1.6 Seville, whttblue int. ee woo,1.1 · flawless loaded only tires.Runsgreat. original mile:. $1050. 9000 'F' l sio500 Call 536-8224 '68 Cougar, needs paint, has new tires, brakes & tr ana Sl 600. 646-8149 673 9098 P /B, runs great. . 968·6218 9974 S •••••••••••••••••••••• \'-----" MO-..W4 CLOS! D SUNDAYS Sl895. 5J6.:n20 67H866 675·8688 tukcs.~O.s~s • . 73 Malibu, 2 dr i.rort t•pc, V8. 48,500 mi. AC.:, PS. PB. AM radio, Sl!.6511. Well cared tor, 1 O\.\<nr, 642..a359 Doctg. 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1962 Falcc;m . la Wgn, run '68 Mustang. Loaded. Jn VEG•' '76 good, fair in & out. $4 xlnt cond. 731 .. 433. Arter ~ Firm 675·9731 5. 556.1128 HATCHBACK '61 BuR Snr'f XLNT Oni; llcnlll'Y Sl! '61 Blk, nu enl(. Cond. Nu stereo, tires, <ioo<I l'On<I £23.000 bst brks Sl3.SO. 675·8153. 111Ccr fl.Ill 171C! We're Nel9hbors Rolls Hoycc 100.1 SC 111 ~1lver w 1l<1n llll1•nor Lelt hand dnv<'. air 1·un d1t1oning An l'i..<·l'llc-111 investment MAKEAN<Wn.H CONCAMNOM'S HORSELESS ST AILE Hrokers of fine l'Ontcmporary HOl,LS ROYCE BENTLEYS :1 Karm<.inn Ghia, n •bll I'll;.'., nl'\V pa Ill I . S;.!50() 1;7;, ~i111 or K.1:J 1!150 71 \'W Camper Bus Must ~l·c S27~1offcr. 642·6441 wkdays t>.'i Hus:. new motor Sl300 ('Jll after 6pm, 5510545 71! VW, Bluepnnted cn~mt! Lo mi's Mags. 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S3-l50. l>l I 11133 TOY OT A. 63 VW Ccsmpex See us for H lop <.lollar ~<JOO 640·62-19 csl1mate! 71 vw 412 deluxe 4 tlr, MARQUIS TOYOTA A c. economical. good MISSION Vlf•;Jo con<I. radials, S2450. 831-2880 495-1210 ~79·1\388. 646·1757 iii Toyota Corolla l.m\ Vol 9772 m1lcu~e . xlnl 1•11 n~1 Yo S21SO Call 49'J 2107 •••••••• ••• •••••• •••••• '76 Toyota WJJ.:un .. 111', auto . xlnt conol -..nso Or het.toffcr. 552 :13.'lli 76 SR5, long ht>il, \Int cond Air, "'"wt ~ules. low miles. $4:l0tl or be-.i offer 673·3181 17 6 CottOLLA Auto 1'1n1 •• tact,,ry •• , co,.dtt1on1n1, AM t1rt10 Outtt.-.cll"O -· ~,. ·~·· lo lo IJf\C4I. 1 t ,_,.~ w•rran"' IH IPOlO. l'rlce Oooo tMu ., .. n '3295 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA I .... ! ....... ••·d. •• , I\\\ H11M,IN\1f \lNll.&CH BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR VOLVO. See us for a top dollar csl1matc1 MARQUIS VOLVO !\tISSJON VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLt.'SI VF:L Y \'01. VO Largest Volvo DeLilcr m Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT MM'!~, 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 '70 Volvo, bel~ retail. Best offer over $1695. A1C. Auto. 838·2044 1970 145 Sta Wgn. Xlnt rond. AM ·FM. radials. Sl9001ofr. 536·3629 '63 Volvo Fastback, im· maculate cood. Llke new. tllOO. 648-0158 '70 Volvo 1800. A/C, 8 track st ereo, gd cond. Musl sacrifice $35GO. "5-1288 evea/wknd Codllloc Seville ·n CdV, Xlnt cond. flly '76 Loaded' $10,800 loadl·<l. radials. Must '74 DART. 25000 mi, xlnt. rnnd. $2500. Firm. 642·2092 eves •71 Galaxie 500 64 000 · ---------SSpeed trans., radio, etc. · • mt, 67 Mu.stung all orte lo & Only e leven mile:.! (004N D\'J sell Bei.t olfer 545·3261 ·75 Manta 2+2 \'Ii A C.:, ~r, vln~l top, $1000. out. Orig' ownr. Xlnl (0541l0G) 6 5·2866, 6 S-86S8 c·ond. Air, wire whls, vrn OHL Y $3495 HOuse of Imports •••I ... Att( Hf \II• l ufn" f ••• /I I •II 1\11 '' t \I 'J '77 KEO & WHT. Cpe. de· Ville. Pc·ri cond, War- ranly still effective. P.P. 494·3117 aft 4PM radlo,Newllrt-s &brk~ '7tJ C llALLF.NGl-:R Sliver w, maroon int. CONY . V8. full Power. Xlnt c-ond Lo m 1 uuto fB Ford Galaxie, air, I'S. l111ckct seats. S:WOO. Coll Dove & Quail Sls. PB,$800asis. M E.644-47J.aor75!l 4108 NEWPORTBEACH ____ 53_1·_56_17 _ ---11!170 Muslao$!, AC, PB, 83J.-OU6 640-5060, C\S 548·0!M)5 $1475 540·1787 ,800 PS. auto, AM/FM tape, & • ..& u~ 9800 $1250. PP. 673-5893 -•01, ,,_....,. ------------ 9800 Auto1, Mew 9100 Auto1, Mew 9100 Auto1, Mew Autos, Mew 9100 Auto1, Hew ··•···•··········•·•••• ....................... ••••••••............... ....................... .•.....•••••........... . ...................... . Lincoln-Versailles 1978' S ... elMMEDIA TE DELIVERY! MARKV -LINCOLN -MERCURY We have received special permission by the factory to give immediate delivery on all our '78 Lincoln and Mercury models (Zephyr excepted). Come in today and get a brand new '78; or if you prefer a '77 at a greatly reduced price. See us today. ' •J4 DAILY PILOT BRAND NEW 1977 PLYMOUTH VOL.ARE 2 DOOR SEDAM 225 cid 8 cvtlnder engine, automatle ttanlmltllon, left ~ control mbnw. protection rubber strips, front a ·rear bumper guardi. WSW tires. Ser. tHL29-C78-2~9 SAVE NOW WITH CUSTOM CAR LEASIMG- UASI THI ALL MIW COIDOIA AMI VOL.AU OI AMY MIW. MAKI CAI. TIUCI 01 VAN DIUCT AMD SAVll LOW COMPETIT1VI UTIS-.FOI IMFOIMA.TIOM AMO PllCIS CALL PAUL DIFAlllS-·46-lt34 .. IUIT SALIS: GIANT S~ VINGS ON ENTIRE -INVENTORY OF IRAND NEW 1977 CHRYSLERS AND PL YMOUTHS, DURING ATLAS CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH'S CLOSE OUT ON ALL 177.s. Jt.I ... , I ,. • ' #t ,~ I. / 7 , 36o cld V8 . ·~ tint94 glass ~gine. bucket •c~ left remote Co,,~lldml1o. und~1~Yfdlroolt f, radial tires .............. _ rror Ser #SS.""' g al CIOci(. • -._,-at"r1 . . 22J7R 305611. •utomatlc trensm1~· Dower dlae brak AU 1977 DEMOHSTRATOIS ON SALE on. wsw rad' I es. • 1• tlrea, DIPENDAILE ON, WH!N sav1e1 You c CHRYSLll/PLY~oou NEID .~ ACOUNr MONDAY 'FHR U1H s11v1c. TLAS P.M. SA niRDA: FRIDAY, 7:00 .... ~ Houis: • 1:00 AM. .. 0 5-..... To '·oo •· :OO P.M. • \ FABULOUS VALUES ON FINE USED CARS ••••• 170 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY V·8. automatic. air conditioning, pOwer steeflng. p<>wer ~. radio, hHter, whitewall tJ,.., vinyl roof (811ASI) '75 CHRYSLER COIDOIA 171 PLYMOUTH GRAN FURY V-8, eutomlllc. air conditioning, POMlf steering, rldio, heelW. whltew111 tires. 'ltnyt roof. bucket Mets. (e<>10"C) 5 1095 '74 MAZDA·-· U4WAGOM v ... eutomatic, air conditlOl\lng. pqwer ltleffftQ. Rotsy ~lne, 4 •PMd. air condltlenJnt. rtldle power brekel. l'lldlo, tinter, whit.wail tlte1, vlnYt heater. bucket .. ts. luggage reek. (378NIH~ roof. ctulte control. C311MMN). 53995 172 DODGE SWING& v..s. automatic, air oondltlonlng. POWer st..nno. Power brakes. radio. heater, whitewall tires. vlnyt roof. (418MEB) 171 FORD RANCH WAGON v ... iutometle. elr conditioning, POWlf ttter'lng. powerbraket. radio. Meter. (1E10H202270). 176 PLYMOUTH FURY V-8. automatic, air conditioning, poww steering. power t>rWces. rec.ho. heatet. vinyl roof. (023RBI) ~74 CHEVROLET IMPALA V-8, IUtomatkt. mr conditioning, llOMt .....,,io. power brak"' radio, hHttr, wtNtewall tires. (987JQT) •I . v ti ,V T r I t . :J l " " a IJ Awhtt, l•poti9d ......... ,.,.rt.ct ~ Ute4 ....... u .. d Auto1, UMd .. Autoa. u .. d Frfd!y, September 2S, 19n DAILY f'tlOT DJ a ·······••··········••· ............•...•..•.....•••••••..•.•...•.••• ··••············••·•··· ............................................. . ,.... 9711 1\:1 f 9767 e 1 .. tt0 I '°'•ec tt IS C .. lac 9911 c:Mwrolet tt20 Aufol. UMCI Allfol. UM4 ' ~ .._. ............................ ,................. ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... . ............................................ . 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(OJJ3t) Camaro 9917 646·43l1 "" ••••••••••H••H••••••• 1------------''8 ~ 641-1700 $1219 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~al 9930 ..... ,_, .. ...,~~--. ORANGE COUNTY'S 9957 r.niea. m B> t----------1a R.ambler 4 dr aedan, MOTOR CA.I 1973 CHIVl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1 ........ --,.._ 1 MIWIST •••••••---.. -·•• Utlt H\JOEISF.LECMON VI, Ambuaadol', _,or D'EUGA.HCI CA.MARO 73 Malibu, 2 dr aport cpe, UNCOLN·MERCURV , . MOfoa CAIJ U8r.O<.:ARS 00.tolfer.842 938$ 8a8 Wl7t.hSA, ~7·9250· With V·8, uulo trAM, fac· VB, 48,500 ml, AC, PS, 1976 FOIU> Dealerahip ianowOP EN 71 P into auubOut. D ..... AMCI 1. 1 $$ r vw Well 9t IO . tory air cond. power PB{ AM radio, $2.650. IANCHEIO RA y Fl.ADHOI ~~~ Ures, sn.a:io 1.'~~,ru;,:r u~r :il~r Cull ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7J CADILLAC ltee.rin&. !711NxN> ~~.! .. ~Nd for, 1 owor, With v..s, auto trans, rac-LINCOLN-MERCURY .__c_·---------- KAuthoi J"' ry. is Skytuawk. ooly 12.000 SIDAMDIVIUI SZ71Q --tory air cond., full 16-UIAutoCenterOr. •n PtalolOOOCC. • spd, '73 Pursdle 11'-blk un BOBWITllAMVW ml. Air, AM-PY, auto. Fully loaded-extra MtllAc::&.IMAZDA 1965 Contlnentul. 77,000 power, power steering, SIH'wy-LakeFore11lexit mags, Alli n.I tape. Gll bUt, •J>pear. arp. 11110>~ 7ti00Weslm1ru;tcrJ\ve. Xlnl cood. 5.51·1106 or sharp' !774SER). Price 2150KarborBlvd.,C.M. ml, (ongrnal). Immac. cruiaecontrol. (1CS84Sl) lRVlNJ:: cond..,_.ITJ.ll583 .t1r. h L'Ct Eisro1> Ill•·, 8937~1or838-7880 7s.2-7W ha.s nowbeenreducedto 645·5700 Beatoffer.5595119 $4990 830.7000 \"'1'11W !1199121 o1 :r.m111~ --ONLY Sllt5 MIRACLE MADA . __ nPintoWapa,reblleng • . alt 8 ·74 H~ Sumoof. AM FM, '71 Riviera, extra clun. · •m Camaro. Auto, 6 cyl, Conett. t932 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. '71 Mere Colony Park !'nSC:~eond. -.S366 Nu tire., Xlol cood. high m1leaae. very llLL'YATIS. oew pam' t, ad 1 ... ml.••••••••••••••••••••••• , .. 1!5700 Man1w.Allpower.New ----------l!.611 :i56 \, COUJH!, I t',1th lo hu-ri Aoc .... ,. A167 e -.. .,. n!bh>rl '. rw1. .. &UU4J ~00 ~ firm. 675 ans _,._ .... .,. -·"".:'."·.....,.,, VW-POISCHE $1375. Ph675-3867 '15 CorveUe, T lop, 350 wate r pump . Dew "l' Station Wag. 4 SllCf, lu P~t Pt>.-&!J6~l 6b \ w xlnt l'Ondition '67 Buick Wildcat, 2 dr, SanJuanCaplslrano auto, loaded. 21,000 Mi, 1972 Ford Gran Torino brakes, new butt., new mi'1.$Z200 . . "'1·w L1rl!~ •-hrak"s, P 1S, P /B, A 1C. Auto 837·4800 493.451 I "14 Camaro. Super clean. lmrru1c. $1500. or ofier. coupe, steel radiala, V-8, tune·up. Good tires. Callstl-3067 l'ori.cbt> '75 in.a 1 8 .\1111 ·~ ~ "' ... air, tape, low low milea.1 11998-1738 auto, P.S., radio, healer, Good clean 2nd family --------- •'Ond, AM FM attlrcu w 11 µ.unt l'11119bJ-0045. ~.'!naSti~t.~~~~~r;:t~~ '68 Codiloc Owner. $3500. 873·8l20. bucket seats, vinyl top, . car or surfer. $1600. Pb rtrm1udtl 9960 tract. Radials, maa::. .. 10 \ w L· --tb .. k m"•l '72 CORVETTE Convt. &J,000 ml, $1700 or best 646-8S90ore'JS-2Ui0. ••••••••••••••••-••• .-~· Y• ~ paint. Gd uphol Mu::.l LIMOUSIME '77 L.T. Camaro. Choe Gd. d. Lo L SS500 tlM m1 RecenUy tuned Ke to .ippr~natc SI JOO. sell. $SOO/f1rm. 675.1331 <WVMSO) bm Fullu . ...-G -u bestcoof m or ofrer. 1976 Ford Pinto, uno Mere ld•..,.ula. Lo '70 Duater Rusty brn & reg lhru 7118 $6350, ~1 ·, · Y eqwf"""· .w o r.492-6340 R./H, ,.a peed, steel mi. Gd m..,. .. _-:, .. c.al cood. w/blk Interior. Good .'>40-S<m '68 Bwclt Electra, must $J419 :ft~ must ael · '93-SU? Col"Yeth 76 radials, 3-door runabout, 9iClO ~...., cood. A1tinc $900 • ..iiiiiiiiiiil_.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'67 VW Camper. Xlnt lo tr, sell by 9. 26. S59 5. MOTOR CARS pm. 9,000 mi, S30(lO. Evenlnp · Stephanie 141-3818 or •&1914 nds trans. '950 or best ~.8"-1098 D'EUGA.MCE ct.Yrol.+ 9920 X~~·ut! ~:;._~po':~; 65Z-0129 '72 Mere Colony Park,_ss_1_... ______ _ 1o..&-w a.•--1. -1-1 oCr. 631·2331 CENTU 547·9250 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• w-Xlnl running cond '7 -" .,.-... 'i1 RY VG, 2 dr, '73 IMPALA 4 dr Seda st. $8999 !WRDH) '70 Torino. Convertible. ~glow Blue Book · '76 Votare. PrerDier 2 Dr, l(Ofti 1, alloy.. Sharp I Mvg lo Sweden: Mst sell P /S, P /B, aulo, air , '70 Cad Sedan. Full PfS, PiB. AM rad. WI~ Engine perf, nds minor 548.1052 after&·JO· P/S, PJB. air, riQylroof. Clean. $6100 • .After 6 '67VWcmpr, msgd,nds AM/FM, V-t op. 18· power,nutlres&brks. tlrea $1400 497_2116 aft body work. $1500, · Lie.~. OnlY 3350. pm call 846-1141 body work $1.,200/bst ofr. 20mpg. 24000 ml. $4700. $1095 548-0285 SPM 494.()387 '72 Marquis Brougham Call M5-761Sl, Warren ---------1~846~59~32:;. ______ , 847·1741 Cpe. Wht , vlo t op . F'ox Ltaalni --74 CAOILLA.C r-1973 FORD Lo~ded. AM-FM stereo, p-ontfoc------,-9-6~5 Hl Pom·hc Cabrlt hdlop '72 VW Bus Xlnt c:ond. '72 Electra. Super cln. EL DORA.DO * * * ---.-9933 PINTO WAGON crwse cont, all pwr, tit •••••--•-••• .. ••••••• rare modal veru oct' AM i FM ster eo. $2250. Well maint'd, 4·dr, pwr ••••••••••••••••••••••• A t l. t · 1· hi t I d M k -~-u , ·' .. 545 n,. 39 5 900 0632 r 5 . d & 1 k M k r Blat'k on hlack. All lhl· . u oma ic ransm1ss on. w , s ee ru s, a e ,67 G ... .t Pri Con F 11 1·ond.PP s 11;H!1t10, . i .... at wm . ocs. 8 .~or.t·xtr<lsS1:rtll3J8 > V.Tohill 1975MERCURY Realsharp!(OOSIISX) ofr.541Vi767dys J',,_. xv. u 527.2297 ·n VW. blue convert. 979~l dys, 545·3766 cvs $4989 COUGAR $1995 Power. needs work. 1;.i Porst·hl· St ' \Int rond ,\ '\1 F~l <;ood cond. Cadillac 9915 MOTOR CA.RS ~~J~~j~~~h Only 13,1500 mllea. BILL YATES 19W75 MDercuryLoaMdadrquis _540_·_1187 ______ _ ~nm l'.111 !I@ t5!H •••••••••••• • • • • •• • • • •• Complete w /cruise con· gn, pass. e · '72 Grand Prix, Good run· 1}~7131.a.'<1".'·!.rJ:-'[1111111 (' .111 -CPE DE VILLE ·71 Good D'ELEGA.HCE You art! the winner or trol, split seats & rally VW.PORSCHE 644 5965 or6'4·7697 ning car. P/W, P IS. P 1'l:l, "',,_ 7:! VW Bl'C Xtnl. ml•t·h. cond steel radl~I~ ti26 W 17th SA 547.9250 4 Tickeh to the wheel1. 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Dr L11u1,J LdlaJr ·~lnalon mult1pll-t'liunh of fraud ond gr and thl'ft will be tninsfrrred t<..1 e1nother California county, an Or .!Ol'l' <.. ounty Superior Court Judge rult:d Thur:iday J ud gl' II Warre n Knight agrt·ed with defense attorney George Chula of Costa Me:.a that heavy pretrial publicity bas re· duced the possiblUty ol a faJr trial In th1s ar ea for Cella, 52. Cella and codefendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32, wlU be tried ~eparalely on 127 felony counts contained in a Grand Jury indict· ment, Judge Knight baa ruled. It 1s alleged that they were in· volved in repeated acts of fraud that cost two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary-treasurer an estimated $2 million in funds Both men were convicted on related charges 15 months ago in Los Angeles Federal Court. Cella ls free on appeal from a fi ve-year prison term while Evans awaits appellate action on his one year pr ison sentence. Judge Knight reduced Cell a's ·bail from $100,000 to $25,000 O.Oy .. llet St." ..... DARTH VADER JUDGES (FROM LEFT) BELSITO, PATTINSON, BONFA Huntington Contest Draws Legs That Are Out of This World Best Fef't Forward? ' leg Contest to Benefit HB Playhouse By ROBERT BARKER OflN D•llf "llM ~!Mf the best looking legs contest. He ~aid be won third place in a beat looking glrl contest many years ago at a Halloween event in which he dressed in a girl's bathing sull. Three Huntington Beach city orficials rolled up their pants legs Thursday to do the1r bit for show business. "Everything went okay until I had to eo to the rest room," Belsito recalled. MAYOR RO N Pattins on . Cit y Ad· mm1strator Bud Belsito and City Attorney Don Bonfa hared their hmbs to publicize a man :. leg contest in this weekend's fundra1s- ing e ve nt for the Huntingt on Ileach Playhous(• Checking out the legs Thursday was a m an who calls himselr Bramwell He came dis guised as Darth Vader of "Star Wars ." "I've never seen legs like these in this galaxy," he said Patti nson was undecided on which catl'J,tory to cnt<•r most unusual legs, best LIZ SNYDER, c h airma n of this weekend's event, said the proceeds from the ca rnival at the Seacllff Shopping Center will go into a building fund for the p.layhouse. looking. 01 hairwst .. People will think I'm a nut anyway." he~aid As forllonfa. he J o1•sn't appear to have a legal leg to sh md on Unfortunately for him, there is no rontes t for most bowlegged legs, which he would fi gure to win feet down The carnival will have booths. rides. and ice cream eating contests. It will run from 6 o 'cloektonightto 11 p.m . Sunday. The leg contest is slated for 11 a.m. Satur- day BELSITO SAID h<' would take a shot al Woman Made To Disrobe In Huntington Police arc seckmg a man who wore a scarf over his face when he broke into a I luntington Beach woman's apartment f'arly t his morning and forced her to dis· robe at knifepoint T he woman managed lo run from her home and elude her at· tacker, police s aid. She was t aken to Huntington Intercommunity Hospital. No in· jury reports were available. The attacker left foott>rlnls in t he ground in fr ont of the wom an's living room window which he crawl ed through just after m idnight. Police made plaster casts of the footprints In an effort to track the intruder who was d escribec.1 as Caucasian ln his thirties, about five fe et. eight inches tall. Youth Had GreenTlwmb Burglary Charge .County Jail Critic Pleads IJUWcent By GARV GRANVILLE Of._ o.Jty ~llet Sliltf Tom Miller, an ex-convict who m ade headlines early this year as an outspoken critic of Orange County Jall, pleaded innocent T~rsday to butglary chargqs looged agaipst him by Santa Ana police. Muhicipal Cottn Judge John.._Jj. S mith rej ec't ed a m ove oy Miller's attorney to have the · charges aga inst his client dis· miss~ before scheduUn1 a pre. \ liminary hearin& Oct. 14. In tbe me•ntime, an Oran1e Cowtty Sheriff's Office lnvest11a· lion into' other as yet ttnflled aJ. legations against Miller will con- \inue. Source of those allegaUoila re· portedlY b Daniel Portley, 1 Jall Inmate who Investigators claim ldenUfted Miller u bis partner In nuintsrou• a lle1ed bur slar)'· stolen pl'()pel'ty mlsadventurea. According to Santa Ana police l'ecOlld ' MUleT WH •J'J'ftted Sept. 4 at bJs Newport Beach apartment. E arlier, equipment reported stolen In a Santa Ana bur1la:ry was recovered in 1 Mi11lon Viejo halfway ~e. equipment that Portley told ·1nvestt1aton be and Miller baa alOlin llhcl Niel. Mlll• m ade htacllbi• early UU. year When he charted wen· tlona of Or•1e CoUaty Jall wert 1tUdded wiU. HHI of IUal'd biitaftty Ind .......... In tel~foN a Al· -tily Mid .. bJ .u. semblym an IUthant Alahrre m-t.c. l\nae•>. Jlw.t dlllltd · th~~t cuardl bt•t an 1am11a t.o1~~!!!e:~ dt Ud .. Plllld'Ml-..0. .. Thursday and then turned to the issue of a possible out of county location for Evans• trial. However, defense attorney James Riddel told J udge Knight. that the former administrator of Santa Ana's Mercy General Hospital may withdraw his re· quest for & chan ge of venue in favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Knight gave Riddel unlit Sept 29 to decide on the change of venue motion. He will contact the state's j udicial council today with a v1ew to relocating Cella's trial which is scheduled for Oct 3 Chula vigorous ly condemnc.'<l the news media Thursday for "creallng the kind of hostile en v1ronment " that had made tt Banner Towing necessary for Cell a lo be tned Ul a nother jurisdiction "Ile will now have to race tnal far away from his friends and as. sociate:.." Chula sajd "I blame the local press for this and for a vindicti ve c ampaign against my client that dates back to lone before the f11tng of criminal c harges. er Seeks Ru1ing To Use Meadowlark The owner of a company that tows advcrtU>ing banners out of Meadowlark Airport sought a temporary r estraining order to· day in Orange County Superior Court in order to continue opera· lions. Robert Cannon, owne r of Sky Ad Inc , said today that the Hunt· ington Beach City Council didn't properly establish findings or fact in voting in August to pro- h1 h1t his act1v1t1es at the-airport. The councll 's decision to terminate pickups and drops of the banne rs at the airport followed com plaints of residents Prostitution Ring Hit· . ' 16 Held 'LOS ANG ELES <A P > Sheriff's offi cers have arrested 16 persons in breakup or what one investigator called "the largest prostitution ring in the history or Los Angeles County.·· · The arrests Thursday night followed a s ix-month Investiga- tion into a Marina del Rey-based outcall massage oper ation run by Ma rvio Goldin. Goldin, 40, had his operation :-lowed down last March when of· r1 c ials sus pended t elephon e ser vtC(' to his "Summerwind" massage and nude modeling agency Howe ver , he continued to o per ate the agency unde r another name, sheriff's Lt. Jerry Stem said today. Thursday night's arrests came a fter Municipal Cour t J udge Ma ry Waters issued felony war- rants against Goldin and seven a ssoc iates. Goldin, two as· soci atcs and 12 alleged pros· titutes were arrested Thursday night. Five of Goldin 's associates were still hclng sought, Stern said "This was a t ypical outcall massage operation," Stern said. "The customer would see ads in unde rground newspaper s (SeeSEX, Page AZ> Carter Asks SST Flights To LA, Others that they constituted a safety hazard. An uproar ensued after a ban· ner was accidentally dropped on power lines at an intersection near the airport on Memorial Day. It preceded by one day a fatali· ty involving a banner towing operation by another company in San Juan Capistrano. The city council in August gave Cannon 30 days in which to find another location fo r banner pickups and drops. The deadline expired on Sept. 7 Cannon said he has oot towed o.lly ................ SEES COUNCIL DRIFT HB Candidate Brown HB 'Wat,cher' Brown Files As CamlUlate Don F. Brown, 53, announced h1s candidacy today for a seat on the Huntingtoan Beach City Coun- cil. T he election will be held next April. Four seats will be contest· ed . They are presently filled by Ted Bartlett, Al Coen, Norma Gibbs and Harriett Wieder. Brown s a ys he h as bee n watching city government close· ly for a numbe r or years and he cloesn 't like whet he's been see· ing. He says he particularly doesn't ' care for what he sees as a drift away from the people . "I think each iS1ue should be laid out. betoNl the public for Its response. ••u the cowtcil recelves 100 let· ters or so on an issue, it sbould vote the way the peDple want," heaald. ~ Ile ">'' be also objectt to the way money has been $.Jl'n\ for flna nclal analy~et 9n the cMc aeoter and library and for do~ rtdevelopmen~ banners :unce Sept. l. "In the meantime. I'm losing money and my competitors are taking my busine&s." he said to· day. The city council voted to re- voke Cannon's business license if he continued operations beyond the deadline. Cannon said he has modified banner pickup and drop pro· cedures and declares them to be safe The city council has scheduled a public hearing Oct. 3 to con- s ider steps to close Meadowlark Airport altogether. HB Wolllall Bilked Of $5,000 Two >;oune female bunoo artists pulled the "pigeon drop scheme " on an unsuspecting e lde r ly Huntington Be a c h woman Thursday afternoon and made off with $5,000 in cash, police reported. The two women waited outside the Mercury Savings and Loan, 7872 Edinger Ave., and told an elderly woman they had found some money, police said. One woman, who called herself J ane Anderson, told the victim she and her friend Katie could share in the find so long as the elderly wornan put up $5,000 "in good faith." T he wom en who said they round the money then told thelr victim they would be right back after they put the cash in the bank. Katie and Jane Anderson . never returned, the bunco victim told police. Bl88t Ends T rip BANGKOK. Thailand CAP> - Thailand's king and queen new back to Bangkok today as police pressed their search for ter· rorists who tossed two bombs nea r the royal couple at a ceremony in a souUtem prov- ince, injuring m any spectators. Neither was injured, and two royal princesses, dau1biers of t he couple, also escaped harm, a government spokesman said. Coat Patchy night and morn· ing low clouds with varla· ble high cloudiness wm s tick a round th rough Saturday. Ternperatures will be about the aame. Lows lh 50s. Highs Satur· day68to78. INSIDE TODA V Aft ~ (Nld tn fM midd1- of Irvine mQll Nni Hkc on odd 1POt f<Yf o 1'ft'formtno an1 /fltif.)al, bid that'• ju.It wlaot•• COntMQ up. ~ PoQt Cl Of the WH~. e J\.2 DAILY PIL...;O;...T ___ ._1_F ___ f"_r_•d_1x..,;...;;S_11p.._1 .... •;...m.;;.be;...r_2-.3-.. _1G_77 Gas Line Cat City C~'i Pay l ta Bill <.:R\'~'l"AL CJTY \ 1~. <APJ Cryatal Clty, tht T • t.oYtn that dldn t pay lta natural 1 blll. h d iu ~upi,lv c:ut nff tc>c.luy l'or :.:• \ t.irs. ttw town'• mun cl pal uUUty which ~t·n t"S cu!\tomc.-n~ ol t .o Vue a Gathortng Company ha~ rdust'tl to puy 1t~ htll , now almost $800,000. The town, .. ilh .. poµulul&on of 8,000. cl~im¥ it:, people simply rl1dn'th.1\elhc• mont•\ Lo \'.!ru olhc&'-'1' lurnl'd oil a valve in Corpus Chn:-ta , ahout 200 malcfS t·asl of ll11:, South Texas com mumty ,and the :,upply of naturJl Rab to 1,200 c:~tomt·1 ~ J:radually h1M1ed to u hi1ll Cou1111lm .1t1 Rudd\ 1'~pmo1a .Jr -.aul 6:J µcrccnt of lht· lm\n -. 11·-.1<knts, most ol th~·m Mexican Amt'racan::i hav" 111comes below the "ov~rty level Eatlwr. Mayor ~'ranc1sco Benav1dei, of the so l'allt'<.l ··"'p1naC't1 < 'u1ntal of the World." said, "I guess we're going to b<' like General Robert E Ll·O. I gues~ 1t'~ surrender We've fought as hard as we know how. but lhere'c; nothmg else we can do. We JUSl throw in the to\\ el ·' Stude nts Support Teachers , Strike SANTA MARJA (AP) -Stu- dents at three of four high schools in this school district.have staged a walkout in support or striking high school teachers, authorities s aid. More than 200 teachers from three high schools have been on the picket llnea since Monday in defiance or 8 temporary restndn- mg order. A bearing on the matter was scheduled today in Santa lance Prol>e Stepped Up WASJDNGTON CAP) - The Justice Department is pledging "full s team ahead" in the criminal in· vest1gntion of Bert Lance's financial affairs, despite President Carter's asser - tion that Lance commit· led no crimes. "This is an independent investigation and it's going to continue," Deputy Atty Gen. Peter FIC1 herty said in an interview Thursday. He said Carter's asser- tions of Lance's innocence would have no effect on the department investigation and the ultimate decision a bout prosecution. Former GOP Leader Eyes County Seat Barbara Superior Court. More than half th• 4,537 slu· dents at Santa Maria, Righetti and Delta high schools stayed home Thursday to support the strike, school officia~ said. Apparently the 101 students at Cuyama High School did not participate in the walkout, where only five absences were re· ported. Substitute teachers encoun· tered some classroom protests by students who did show up at school, but district oCficlals said there were no strike-related incl· dents of violence. The Santa Maria High School District Faculty Association and the school district have been at an impasse since June 12, when a last-minute attempt to settle the dispute failed Monday, the teachers voted to strike in· definitely. Negotiations with a state mediator continued today. Four local Teamsters Union of- ficials sent a telegram to the school board and state Superin· tendent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles, lending support to the teachers' request to shut down the school because of the violence. . "V(e will not tolerate threaten· ing our children to be suspended, or not be able to graduate for re- fusing to croa bonaftde picket lines, especially when teachers demands are not out of line," they wrote. The teachers aN try(ne ti) wio bind ing ar bitration for grievances, to limit clus siz~ and to shorten workina hours, said California Teachers As· sociation spokeswoman Milly Bettinger. 14.Plan Le~e's BB.Trip. A contingent of 14 Huntington Beach city leaders wlll attend the annual California League of Cltles conference that starts Sun· day in San Francisco. Some officials will leave Sun· day and stay through Wednesday while others will attend for shorter pertods. Cost for the full attendance, wcluding air fare. is $344 per person, according to Cily Administrator Bud Belsito. Those scheduled to attend from the city council are Mayor Ron Pattinson, Harriett Wieder, Norma Gibbs and Ted Bartlett. Representing the planning comnmsion will be Roger Slates, Prim Shea and Susie Newman. Other city orficials attending the session are Belsito, Ad- rnh1lstrati ve Assistant Erich Matthews, City Attorney Don Bonfa, City Clerk Alicia Wentworth, Police Chief Earle Robitaille, City Engineer Mike Zambory and Tom Cooper, chairman of the city's Recrea· lion and Parks Commission. Belsito and Matthews will participate ln a penl discussion on zero based budgeting, a flnan· cial procedure adopted by the ci· ty this year. f'ro. Page A I SST ••. I tempting to use to keep the sleek plane out of its airport. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams, who announced the decision for President Carter, said · the administration "continues to support a trial period of up lo four Concorde fll ghts per day" into Kennedy. Adams said the proposed rules which will not go into effect un- til the public has had a chance to comment on them -are "de- signed to protect the health and safety or the American people, set u fair and reasonable noise standard for SST operations and strike a balance between the l<'gilimute domestic and interna- tional interests or the United States.'' Adams said nights to the 11 ex· lra cities could start once the rules have been permanently established for the needle-006ed a ircraft. Those cities were picked because environmental impact statements have been completed on them. Asked about the environmental imp~. A~,satd ftl thiak'oit w~a be ~e1a~ lsr llgM\mtter the reslriclions." The rule!S are oot expected to be completed for several months. "Matters like this take a minimum or four months for comment, counter-comme nt and rule making, but in this circumstance it will probably take longer," Adams said. F,....PageAJ Tom Roger~. 52, a former chairman or the Orange County Republican Central Committee, is expected lo announce Witbtn the next two weeks that he will be n candidate for county supervisor in 1978. Alarm Saves Air Hangar During Fire SEX ••• tr so, Rogers' aoDOUl)cement 'Jill make him lhe fthist candidate to step forward to ehalleftge tn- (1.lm bent 5th District Supervisor Thomas Riley. Like Riley. Ro1er1 is a Newport Beach resident. a Republican and a Catholic. L He has been a Cull-time Orange County resident since 1963 and w as chief of t be county's ft epublican Party from 1970 through 1974. , Rogers keeps cattle on leased ~azing land in the Saddleback alley and in recent years has en active in homeowner oups in the San Juan pistrano area. $.State Dampened • By Tiie Auoda&ecl Pnu •A w~ather front could bring a sprinklinl ol rain.to UMlQOl'tbern Up of California today. the Na· donal Weather Service 1aJd. DAILY PILOT An automatic alarm is credited with alerting Clremen in time lD stop a potential $1 million fire Thursday night at the Orange County All'J>Ort. The blaze, which broke out about 10 p.m. in the shop area of the Orange County Aviation hangar al 19511 Airport Way South, burned a workbench and tools, and filled the building with s moke. Damage was estimated at $1,000 to structure and $3,000 to contents. Capt.. Bruce TurbevlUe or the Orange County Fire Department said investigator& today are seeking to determine the cause of tbefirP.. The blaie was extinguished ln 17 minutes, with three fire engines, a ladder truck, three airport crash units, paramedic,s and an ambulance responding to the alarm. Tbere ~rt-oo rwort• r· ed injuries and Tu~l>evtlle sald no , one was believed to have been In : the building at the tirne. they're rather explicit -the girl would go to the customer. charge .10 much money for the so-called massage, and then she would work for 'tips.• That '8 where the motley for .pt'ostitution would come in." Stem said the alleged pTOS- litutes were arrest ed when ''jhey went to the ioeatlon and the ~stomer tbere was an un-dereover police officer.·· The 12 women were booked for investigation or soliciting pros- itution. Goldin, arrested at his Marino dcl Rey apartment. was booked for invesUgation of criminal conspiracy, pimping aad pandering. Uaa Butler, 25, and Craig Lamm, 30, were booked for investigation o( the same violations. When "Summerwinds" phones were shut 'Qtf last March, Goldin denied hla ~atlon was a front for J)rosUtutton.' • .. People call' to ask to have • youog lady, sent to do a ma.ssaae or a nude modeling session," he said. Mesa Suici• Makes .. --· .. . Call to Cop; Fiht ··· A Costa Mesa mu who pboaed In tlaeBole .J err Halbert awaits extrication after falling into a hole in a Gary. lnd., sidewalk caused by the removal of a la mp pos.\. Halbert's wife, Catherine, stands by helpless- ly as spectators gather. He was taken to a hospital after his rescue. 2Dea d In Ohio Shootings COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP> -A worker pulled a gun from a lunch bae in the crowded cafeteria of a pharmaceuticals firm early to- day and began a shoot.log ram· page that left one fellow worker dead and two othe rs wounded before he killed himself as police closed in, police said. Police said Charles C. Lewis, 53, Columbus. pulled a .357 magnum in the Ros s Laboratories cafeteria which was c rowded with coffee drinkers walling for a shift change. He wounded Eugene Erwin, 31, as Erwln sat with three fnends. About 50 wort_ers in the area took cover under tables or fled after Lewis ran from the room to a maintenance area where he wounded Arthur Hammonds, 62. Lewis then went lo the depart- ment where he was to report for work, and shot Ethelbert Dye, 49, of Columbus, as Dye was leaving h.isshill. Dye died minutes later. Erwin and Hammonds, both of Colum· bus, were reported in critical condition. ~ Police Sgt. Willard Orndorf, who cornered Lewis in a loading area of the building, said, "I told him to drop the gun. About that time, he stuck the gun to his head and blew his head off. He never said a word. Enterprise Follows Beam to Landing EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE <AP> -The Space Shuttle Enterprise, following a cone of e l ectronic beams to its touchdown point, landed safely today after its third glide test from 4Y.i miles above the desert. Among the watchers on the ground was a group of space burrs from Utah. They included high school and college students who hope to send science experi· menls aboard an Enterprise sis· ter ship when it blasts into space in the 1980s. The Shuttle was guided in its landing by a microwave device, similar to one used to guide airplanes to carrier landings, that sends a beam of signals from the ground toward the incoming craft. It was the nrst free-filghl test in which the device was used. Astronauts Fred Haise and Gordon Fullerton were at the controls for the second Ume. They guided the craft on its maiden flight here Aug. 12. Haise. 43, and Fullerton, 40, also switched on an automatic pilot for less than a minute as they approached the dry lake bed runway. ·'The auto-land worked almost perfectly -right on the glide slope," radioed NASA Mission Control in Houston, indicating the computer system had flown the Enterprise precisely on course. "He was glassy-eyed. A strange look on bls face, like he was in out.er space somewhere,•· Orndorf said. ffitchbiking Slayer Gets 15-year Term Hitchhiking killer Robin Ross Latha was sentenced today to 15 years in state prison for the murder of a man who gave him a lift in the Westminster area last April 20. Southlmul Threatened ByStonn? The only problem the Shuttle encountered was with com· munications. Interference jn a Orange County Superior Court Judge Kenneth Williams ordered the maximum priaon term for the 25-year·old transient who earlier was found guilty by a jury of second degree m urder and ~ armed robbery. LOS ANGELES CAP> -A powerful Pacific tropical storm was aimed at Los Angeles today, but forecasters s aid the storm would probably dissipate before r eaching land. The storm, packing winds of up to 70 miles per hour, was 750 miles southwest of Los Angeles and moving northeast at about 25 miles per hour, said Roger Hill or the National Weather Service. New Hughes Routes Miss OC Airport A spokesman for Hughes Airwest said today the airline's plans to add a dozen new routes and expand its 727 and DC9 jet fleet won't atrect operations at Or ange County Airport. Latham shot and fatally wounded Oregon tourist Tilomas Hoffman, 25, shortly after the victim halted his car on Bolsa Avenue. He then gTabbed Hoff. man's wallet and attempted to flee from the scene. One of a crowd of mourners outside a nearby mortuary heard the shot. pursued Latham and held him until police arrived. Hoffman died as he was being rushed to a nearby hospital. F,...P.geAJ - Hill said tropical storms "breed off warm water" and usually lose their impact when lh'ey reach the cohler waters on the Pacific Coast. However, he added that "with tropicals, you can never tell ... So, depending on the upper-level wind conditions, the storm could drench Southern California, it could just bring a little rain, or it could bring nothing but some scattered high clouds, Hill said. Thursday, the airli•e an· nounced plans to add six Boeing 727s to the fleet of three already in operation and to purchase up to 2S additional DC9s to meet in- creased passenger demand and· to open routes to the South, Midwest, Alaska and Canada. MILLER... ~~· Hill said "there's always the likelihood" the storm would re- tain its strength and m aintaln Its present coune, ln which case it would reach land by Saturday night. Right now, he said, "it's a _£Q_ncern, but not a threat.·· · LarrY Litchfield, spokesman for the alrllne, noted that DOOfl or the expansion plans involve OrangeCountyAi.rpor~ The airline's lona·ranse ex· pansioo plans run throutb 19fM> and are subject to route approval by a variety of U.S. governmen· tat agencies, he said. Sheriff Brad Gates said earlier this week that the investigation l tn lo Miller's acti vi ti ea bas nothing to do with the role he Ii.I played as aJ,~ critic. "These · gs have eome to our attention and we are obligat· ed to investigate them no matter who the ruhJect may be. .. Gates said. Miller, who earned a law defn!e while in prison. works as a law clerk in Brea. IT'S HERE ••• YESTERYEAR! Selection of carpeting wasn't fantastic back in 1894 when our grandfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were .. in ... and grandfather specialized In them. I" Our father got into the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. most1Y Wlltons and Axministers. Lately we have seen a resurgence of Axminister carpets In beautiful florals and prtnts. The effect created by an unusual pattern can transform a dull room into something spectacular. Irvine EDITION VOL. 70, NO 266. •SECTIONS,•• PAGES Clo Ing toe ks TEN CENTS Carter Wants SS'r. • JD LA WAMllNGTON IAP 1 • The Carter 11dmini.atri.tlun pre>posed rules tod.a) th111l could br1n.i su~raontl' ('c>ncorde fllj!hlb mto as mat\) llS 13 U S c1t1K nl'lt year on 11 pennan{'nl baslS Al the -.aml' time. 1t t'xlendt.-<l \ndt"r1n1tely th e redcral permb~1on earlier granted the plnnl' to l111nd ilt Dulles lnlerna llonal Airport out51de Wash1n~ton and at John fo' Ken 1wcly lntl'rnutionul Airport out -.1dc New York Cit) The l>ulJch fltghL•,, authonzed unth:r " '"·month trial period. would hu ve t'Xp1red Saturday un lei.i, tht• perm1bb1on were ex tcndt.><1 Fughl.S have not i,tarled a l New York bt:CaUbC or a court battle Other cillei, which could gel Concorde flii,:hb unQer the ad m 1n1i,lrali<'n ·., propos al an: Anchorage, Alaska. Ooi;ton . Dallas; llonoluJu. lhtwaii; Los Angeles, Miami. Houston ; Chicago; Seattle; San Fran- cisco; and Ph1ludclph1a Each city. however, would have some ltx:al authority to ban the flighh similar to the authority which New York 1s at tempting to u!'>e to keep the sleek plane out o( ltS airport. Transportation Secretary ~ Rro<:k A®ms, who announced the decision ror Presldent Carter, aaid the a~mlnlJtratJon "continues to support a tlla1 period or up to lour Concorde fU&htJS per day'' lnte> KtMedy. Adams said the proposed rules which will not ao Into errect un. tl1 the public bas hall a chance to comment on them -are "dt· signed t.o prot.ect Ute heafUt ~ safety or the American people, set htlr and reasonable '1ol1e atlridard for SST operations and •ttlke a balance bet.ween the lef ltimate domestic and lnt.ema- Uol\al Interests of the United States." Adams auid flights to the 11 ex- tra cities could start once the tu.les have been permantmtly established for the needle-nosed alrcraTt-Thou cities were picked because environmental lmpucl statements have been completed on them. Asked about tbe environmental impact, Adams said "I think it would be moderate or light under · \he restrictions.'' "Matters like this take a mln1rtlum of four months for comment, counter-comment and rule making. but In this circumstance it will probably <See SST, Pa1e A%> Cella Fraud Trial Gets Transfer Irvine Homing Settlelllent Due? By PIDUP ROSMARIN Of Ille Delly ~ ... Stall Irvine Company orric1als are predictmg i.ettlement of a long standing lawsuit over low- income housing and the proposed Irvine Industrial Complex.East. "before the day 1s done .. The settlement proposal would provide for the building or up to 1,400 rental apartments arrorda· ble by low and moderate income families up to 700 or them ror employcs or lhe new mdustrial park. It has been endorsed by both the Irvine Company, a defendant in the lawsuit along with the City of Irvine. and the Orange County Fair Housing Council, which filed the sull 21 2 years ago The basis for the suit is the al- leged la<'k of affordable housing in Irvine for workers who would be employed at the new in- dustrial complex. The city council met for 00 minutes in secret session Thurs· day to discuss the settlement pro· posaJ. Outside a Fair Housing Council attorney huddled with top Irvine Company officers, in eluding President Peter C Kremer- A company spokesman said the latter group, which also in· eluded company counsel David Kerrigan and former preslde11t and now consultant Raymond Watson, met until midnight to- day. The city council meets again j ~:~; .. Suicide Call ~ (.' Meaan Warm Cops Fint A " A A A 4 I\ "' As "' Al Al !I !I A11 All AV •• ""' """ ..... .,,. AYI llT ::t 'ffi .. Ila :. , II•' ::: , .. 11•111 B•!ll Bnltl ·= II• II llnlt1 ::~ 8•1'11 B•~lc a.111 B•'* B•arl .. YO Bay~ ley1t1 .... ,, , .. ,, a.cu 11e<111 Bffcl\ :::ii· lel Btld Bell .,.,,, e.11 &em lltnd Btitf ,_ ..... 1 A Costa Mesa man who phoned police to report his own impend- ing suicide, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun as five police oHiccrs raced to his apartment shortly ht>fore midnight Wednes· day, police said Police arrived al the scene al 2000 Parsons St. just moments after Lloyd Elmer Wheeler, 59, placed the i;hotgun inside his mouth and fulled the tril(ger. He died Instant y. A police dispatcher had re- ceived a call from Wheeler1 who said: 'Td like to report a suicide. let me give you some Informa- tion." "Who is committing suicide?" the dispatcher asked "I am." Wheeler responded. "I've got a shotgun." After calmly giving the dis- patcher his address, Wheeler added. ''I'll leave the front door open ... " "What's your name?" asked the dispatcher. hoping to engage Wheeler in conversation and talk him out of his suicide plans. "You'll find oul when you get here," Wheeler replied before thanking the officer and hanging up . omeers dispatched to the apartment complex on Costa Mesa's west-side, were met by a neighbor who told them she had just heard a gun shot. Wheeler's body W811 round stumped against a wall of his apartment with a double barrel shotgun at his aide. Police said there was no In- dication why the man took his own life Task Force Shelved By Irvine Council A propos~I for 1 task rorce to study citizen involvement In Irvine city government was shelved Thursday after the City Council detected a lack or citizen interest in city aovernment. Robert C. Orton, vice president of the Woodbridge Vll1a&e AA· rormer GOP Leader Eyes I .County Seat tonight in clobcd session begin· ning at 7 45 Attorneys for the c1ly. the Irvine Company and the Fair Housmg Council met today to re- solve what reportedly are minor differences over the settlement An Irvine Compan y spokesman said the settlement 1s essentially the same that was proposed last month by Watson. It mcludcd two basic methods for providing affordable housing. The method preferred by the company was to build up to 1,400 rental units on 70 to 80 acres of land owned by UC Irvine. The area. in the southeast sec- tion of the campus, Is part of 510 acres 110ld to the unjversity by the (See SE.TJ'LE, Pa.ce A2) Retirement Bill OK'd i By House WASHINGTON CAP > -The House passed and sent to the Senate today a bill to r.roh1bit age-based mandatory rel rement before age 70 in private business and eliminate forced retirement ef\lirely under federal service. ~he vote was 359 lo 4. Under current federal law, private employers can force workers to retire at age 65 and federal workers are subject to mandatory retirement at age 70. The private sector portion of the bill would go into effect l~ day1 after pasiiage and the federal part lrnmedialely upon enactment. The bill would exempt bona ride collective bargaining agree- ments which would require in- voluntary age-base retirement between 65 and 70 for the re- malnder of the agreement or two years, whichever comes first. Rep. Claude Pepper <D-Fla. >. a principal sponsor of the legisla- Uon, said the bill would not pro- hl bit fo{'ced retirement for in- competence or failing health. The measure applies lo private aector workers whose employer has 2D or more persons on the payroll -that covers about 70 percent of the U.S. labor force. The proposed law would not change 65 as the age llt which most people can begin cpllectlng their maximum Social Secunty benefits. The House defeated an attempt by Rep. John N. Erlenborn (R· Ill.), to delay the bill's effect for two years. Erlenborn said he wanted more time for business and <See AGE 70, P11e A2) ,• ...... ,,,, Wt-1-lalbert--awails extrication after falling into a hole in a Gary. lnd .. sidewalk caused by the remo\'al of a lamp post. Halbert's \\ ifc. Catherin(', stands by helpless ly us spectators gather I Ir "as taken to a hospital after his r~CUP. 16 Arrests Smash Prostitution Ring LOS ANGELES IAP> Sheriff's officers have arrested 16 persons in breakup of what one 1nv~tlgator called "the largest prostitution ring In the history or Los Angeles County.'' The 1&rrests Thl.lC&day night followed a six-month invesU1a- llon into a Marina del Rey-based outcatt massage operation run by Marvin Goldin. Goldin, 40, bad his operation slowed down last March when of-r1 c i a ls suspended telephone service to hill ''Summerwlnd" massage and nude modeling agency. However, he continued lo operate the agency under another name, sheriff'• Lt. Jerry Stern said today. Thursday night's arrests came after Municipal Couri Judge Mary Waters Issued relony war- rl4nts against Goldin and Jcven associates. Goldin, two aa- sociates and 12 1lle1.,d CJJ"()I· Ututes were arrested Thunday night. Five ot Goldin'• associates were still beins aoucht, Stern said. "This waa a typ.,,_l outcall m assaee operation,'' '$tern aald. "The cwitomer would see ad.a in under1round 11ew1J)1pen -- they're rather expllctt -the girl would go to the customer . charge so much money for the so-called massage, and then she would work for 'tips.· That's where the money for prostitution would come in." Stern Taid (be aTieged pros- ll lutes were arrested when "they went to the location and the customer there was an un- dercover police omcer ... <See SEX, Pase A%) Girl Cyclist Hit by Auto lnNBDiea Publicity 'Hinders' Fairness By TOM BARLEY Of .. Delly...._. It.elf Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr .'s trial on mulUple counts of fraud and grand theft will be transferred to another California county, an Orange County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday. Judge H. Warren Knight agreed with defense attorney George Chula of Costa Mesa that heavy pretrial publicity has re- duced the possibility of a fair trial In this area for Cella, 52. Cella and coderendant Sl4lphen Robert Evans, 32, will be tried separately on 127 felony counts contained In a Grand Jury indict· ment, Judge Knight has ruled. lt is alleged that they were in- volved in repeated acts of fraud that cost two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary-treasurer an estimated S2 million in funds. ' Both men were convicted on related charges 15 months ago in Los Angeles Federal Court. Cella is free on appeal from a five-year prison term while Evans awaits appellate action on his one year prison sentence. Judge Knight reduced Celia's bail from $100,000 to $25,000 Thursday and then turned lo the Issue or a possible out of county location for Evans' trial. However, defense attorney James Riddel told Judge Knight, that the former administrator of Santa Ana's Mercy General Hospital may withdraw his re- quest for a change of venue in favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Kni&ht gave Riddet untjl Sept. 29 to decide on the cbann of venue motion. He will contact the state's judicial council today with a view-to reloea\ing.Cella'.s trial which is scheduled for OcL 3 .• Chula vigorously condemned the news media Thursday for "creating the kind of hostile en· vlronment" that had made it necessary for Cella to be tried in another jurlsdiction. "He will now have to face trial far away from his friends and as· sociates," Chula said. "l blame the local press for th\s and for 8t, vindictive campaign against my client that dates back to long before the rmng of criminal charges . Coast Weather Patchy nisht and mom· inl low clouds with varia- ble hllh cloudiness will atlck around throu1b 1 Saturday. Temperatures • will be about the aame. Lows in 5C)s. Hi,m Satur- day M to 78. l I -.. I DAILY PILOT ....... ,. ... ,.., ETTLE ••. Ir V\n~ (.'unip4lny an lN6 at a re duct'd prlN! uf "1,l()O u a.er•. b.erl n pri lud-S • r .. t \hat th univ nll) build hou ln9' for (nulty 1nd •\u 1lt'n~ on I ht• property Ttw W11IMm propm1i.I v.ould lift lhl' r~\J lctmn lo permit a mixed hou11ln« u.ii.e. with hall the l,400 11n11~ for ~••n11u~ hou tn111 1.nd the utht>r half ror houstn1 C"mJ'loyC!e. ,1f 1ht-1ndust.r\al park l'h,1\ ophon dept•ndl UfKlll tht .1.: n•1•m\•nt of UC Re1enL-s UCI t 'hunrt•tlor Oamf'I Aldric h iiuid hklay lhl' propm.ul " • ·umh•r ex plorauon bul lhl'rc & a. lonat way to .:o bt•fort< dctt-rm1nin1t whether IC 's MCCl'ptabll' . T~ ~econd method proposed by Wal.'lon would be Lo set aside ,1btlul 32 ut re., ol Irvine Com- p..iny-0"'ned land for the develop- m t• 11l uf 700 1tpartments for -.mull bud~ct hmallea. The ..ip.irtmcnt.s would depend upon federal ~Ub!)Hhl'S, (or wblcb W jt:-.un !)atd the company could 11uahfy by ~elling the land at Ul· tk or noco!.t Hoth methods call ror develop- ment of the apartments over as much as 12 years. or about S8 jpartments a year. The Irvine Company assued a 'lall•mcnl today that "We are grc•atly l'rlcouragcd about the prospl•cb. of an imminent sctlle- mt·nt. "There are still some details to Qc worked out by attorneys. We arc opt1m1slic that agreement w1l1 be reached befote the day is tlone." J\l least one Irvine city coun- l0alman. Mayor Ball Vardoulis. was ll•!.s opllm1st1c. Vardouh~ i.aad the council 1s 'cckang some sort of guarantee that the city won't have lo sub- !.ldat<.' Jny of the low income apartments provided by tht: pro· pusl"I -.dtlemenl 'The city shouldn't be dragged 1n any way lO be bound to caly ex- penditure." Vardouhs said. ·We've c'<pressed the wtJlmg- nes!. lo µrovade the opportumlles <for .1ffurdable housang>. to make sure• the wnin~ 1s proper, • .tnd rt.'du(·t• requirements for amenities like cxtru parkmg Cor <"omplcxci-. " Varcluuhs complained that the <'1ly should n<:vcr have been in- l'ludl•d 1n th<· lawsuit. "The city dorsn 'f huald house<;," he said. "Wt• don't build apartments " Soutliland Threatened ByStonn? LOS AN<; ELES <AP 1 A flOWerful P:-ic1f1c tropical storm W<i!. 211med t1l Los Angeles today, hut for<•<·aslN'i :.aid the storm \\ ould prnhahly <hs .. 1pate before rca('ht11J( land · Th<• storm. packing winds 11f up to 70 mllc.., pt•r hour. was 750 males southw<•st or Los Angeles and movmJ:? northeast al about 25 milt'S per hour. Raid Roger Hill or the National Weather Service. Hill said tropical storms "breed ore warm water" and usually lost-tht•tr impact when 1 hey rea('h the colder waters on the Pacific Coast. Howevf'r, ht• added that "with tropicals. you can never lei!." So, depending on Ure upper-level ""ind cond1t10n'\, the storm coulc1 drench Southern California, it could 1usl brani.t a tattle rain. or it tould brin~ nothin~ but !.Orne scattered high clouds. 11111 said "' llall said "there's always the P\k clihood" th<.• storm would re- fom Its strcnl(th and maintain its present course. an which case it ~ould rcarh land hy Saturday t11ght HaJ(hl now, he !laid. "it's a ~oncern. hut not a threat " Strike Vie w Air ed ' LOS ANGELES <AP> - Californ ia Atty. Gen. Evelle toun~er says he does not believe public cmployes should have the right Lo strike. Younpr ex· pressed his views durlnt a l.fhursday taping of a televtaloo news shown Lo be aired Sunday. OAANOI COAIT DAILY PILOT # 4PW1re ..... to Feathered Refugees A guggll' of g~a.e rtee a fire \\hich de:-.trovcd a barn on the Wilbert· ~cthing farm in Stanley. Wis f'1refighters i-atd the barn was a total lo~:-.. • e Man Indicted LCauJ, Scheme Fraud Charged lrvlne reald"'1t Clyde Dinnell. currently appealing an Income tax evasion conviction and faclne trial in Arizona on a $5.S million land fraud charge, was indicted thla week by a federal cran<l jury on lJcOWltaofmail fraud. Dlnnell, 57. formerly of Newport Beach, was named lllong with six other employes or Thunderbird Valley, a defunct land operation ln west Arizona. Law enforcement officials in Phoenix said Dlnnell was named in the indictments handed down Tuesday b~ the federal Grand Jury in Tuc:son. DiMell Is accused or illeaally selling mortgages of property in Thunderbird Valley under lhe w; sumed Qame ol Ben Sorice. Federal officials in Tucson say they expect him to be in court there by Monday for arraign menton the fraud charge Dannell. who formerly lived at the Balboa Uoy Club, now lists an address at 9 Wandering Rill Irvine. ' The other indic;tces lasted in the Thunderbird Valley case are all associates of Ned Warren of Arizona, who is also under indict ment in another fraud case. Dinnell and his son , Anthony, 29. of 18732 Pasco Cortez. I rvane, now operate u hot dof( franchas- ln~ business culled the Dog Father. Prior to moving to the Orange Coast, both worked for a Phoenix firm. combined Equity As- surance, which wu the subject of a three-year investigation by the special pros~utor'a omce of the Arizona State Attorney General. That inveaUgatlon ended wlth the indictment of 15 people, in- cludi.ni both Dinnells. who were listed fn a total of 95 or the land fraud charges. The younger Dinnen faces sen- tencing Oct. 14 in Phoenix after pleading guilty to three felony charges. His fat.her. Clyde, is scheduled to stand trial with three other former employes of the now de· funct company on Jan. 10. Last April. Dmnell was con- victed of two counts of filing false F,.._Page A J AGE 70 ••• educational institutions lo ad,Just retirement pol ic1es. He said the American Hospital Association and the Association of American Universities were asking for postponement. University administrators have said that, if th.e bill passes, they may have lo hire through five-year contracts and have to change their tenure policies ltlcomc tax returns by a federal court in Phoenix and he was sen· tenced to 1B months in federal prison. He is currently free on bond pend.mg his appeal. Burglar Flees In One Shoe An lrvane pharmacy was tak- ing mventory today to determine tosses in a theft Thursday by a burglar who 1alhered a sackful of prescription drugs and left behind a shoe in his escape. The burglar used the drug- fillcd paper sack to s mash out the glass front door of Bob's Rexall Pharmacy, 14429 Culver Drive He ran to a waiting car. spilling bottles of prescription medicine from the bag as he ran. Irvine police said the burglar unscrewed a ventilator shaft cov· er on lhc roor of the business to get in, then dropped through to the noor. The thaef cut himself, probably on the foot from which a man's right shoe was torn. Police were called after a man at a realty oHice'1ext door heard foot.steps on the roof. Jail Critic Makes Plea The bill provides a two-year period for existing relire·at·65 provisions to be phased out or labor union agreements. During that two years, a study "ould be done on the law's 1m pact on the public and pnvate sectors The burglar also tripped an alarm I le was described by witnesses who heard the alarm and watched his escape as in his late teens, with s houlder length, blond, curly hair. Claims lnmx;ence in SA· ~urglary Charge Victim Identified Witnesses said the accomplice who wailed in the car, its motor running, was in· his 20s, with medium length light brown hair. or medium build, and wore a moustache . By GAR Y G RANVI LLE Ol Ille O•llf "'* StAff Tom J.{iller, an ex-convict who made headlines early this year as an out.spoken critic of Orange County Jail, pleaded Innocent Thursday to burglary charges lodged against him by Santa Ana police. Municipal Court Judge John H Smith rejected a move by Miller's attorney to have the charges against his client dls- m issed before scheduling a pre· limioary hearing Oct. 14. l.nnce Probe Stepped Up WASHINGtrON IAP J The Justice Department lo; pledging "full steam ahead" m the criminal In v_cstigataon of Bert Lance ·i- f inant· 1 al affairs,' de~p1tc President Carter'-; asser lion that Lance commit led no crimes. ·'This is an Independent investigation and it's going t~> continue," Deputy Ally. Gen. Peter Flaberty ~aid 111 an inl~rvlew Thursday Ile ~atd Carter's asser- tions of Lance's innocence would have oo effect on \he department invesligalion and the ultimate decihion about prosecution. ... New Hughes Routes Miss OC Airport A spokesman for Hughes Airwest said today the akllne's plans to add a dozen new routes and expand its 7'n and DC9 jet fleet won't affect operations at Orange County Airport. Thursday, the airlin e a n · nounced plans to add slx Boeing ?27s tQ th~ fleet of three -1.f,ee(bi. 1n operation and to purchue up lo 25 additional DC9s to meet ln-. c reased pusen1er demand and to open routea to the South, Midwest, Alaska and Canada. Larrv Litchfield, spokesman for the airline, noted that none of • the expansion plans in volve O...ug~County Airport. Tb~ airline'• lqne-r•fl#• ex- pa0S100 plans, run thrpuJI\ 1980 and are subject to route apprQval by a variety of U. "S. 1ov1tnlheo· tat aienctes, henld. In the meantime, an Orange County Sheriff's Office investlga- Uon into other as yet untiled al- legations a1ainst Miller will con- tinue. Source of those alle&ations re· portedly is Daniel Portley, a jail Inmate who investigators claim identified Miller as his partner in numerous alleged burglary· stolen property misadventures. According to Santa Ana poUce r ecords, Miller was arrested Sept. 4 at his Newport Beach apartment. Earlier. equipment reported stolen in a Santa Ana bur1lary was recovered in a Mission Viejo halfway house. equipment that Portley told investigators he and Miller had stolen and sold. Millil!{ l'Qade t}eadhnes early thrs y~;fr when he charged opera- tions of Orange County Jail were studded with cases or guard brutality and inmate abouse In testimony before an A s scmbly committee headed by As- semblyman Ri chard Alatorre <D·Los Angeles> Miller charged that jail guards beat an inmate to death and then passed his death of( as a sUiclde. The 33 -year-old ex-con. Alarm Saves :fir Hangar ~ngFire An automatic alarm is credited with alertll'I firemen "in ijme to s.1op a PQtentiol $1 million fire ,. Thursday night al t11e Orange County Airport. The blaze. which broke out about 10 p.lh. in the shop area of the Oraoie County Aviation hangar at 19511 Airport Way South. burned a workbench and toe>la, and filled the building with smoke. Damage was estimated al $1,000 to structure and SS,000 to contents. Capt. Bruce Turbeville of the Orange County Fire Department aald lnvcus.Ugat ors today a re seeJclni to tt;termlne the cause of tbeftrP. • • - The blaze was exUngulsluld in 17 ·minufea, w ith three ·rrre en•lnea, 'a ladder truck, three •irport crub units, paramedics and an ambulance responding to the jl)arm. There were no report· ed injuries and Turbeville s-1d no . one was believed to have been in the ttullding at Lhe Ume. M ·-, ....... ~·AJ . ... I " . SEX ••• however. failed lo produce the documentation he claimed to have to s upport his charges. Al the time he was the Jail's leading critic. Miller was found- ing a jail reform group, the EquaJ Justice and Human Rights F'oundation. · Now. like the burglary charges. activities or the founda- tion that solicited runds from private donors are under in· vesligation. Sheriff Brad Gates said earlier this week that the investigation toto Miller's ul'livitles has nolhmg to do with the role he played as a Jail critic. ·'These lhmgs have come to our attention and we are obligat- ed to investagate them no matter "ho the subject may be.'' Gates said . Miller. who earned a law degree "h1le In prison. works as a law clerk an Brea Sky Lit Up Over Rll88ia MOSCOW (APJ -Sovietsclen· tisls are baHled by a mass of hght that nared Sept. 20 In the skies of Petrozavodsk In Soviet Karclia and "hovered over the city in the form of a jellyfish S('nding down a multitude of fine beams," Tass reported. The phenomenon occurred al ~bout 4 a.m. over the city, which 1s 130 miles from the Soviet- Finnish border, Tass said "The impression was or a tor rentaal rain of lif'ht. .. "Some lime later the glow ended," Tass added "The 'jellyfis h' became a bright semicircle and resumed its movement in the direction of lake Onega." CARLSBAD CA P > A truck ing executive from Albuquerque. N M .. has been identified as the man killed Thursday when his light plane hit a hillside three mil('s northeast of Palomar Airport Value of the loss was un· determined today pending the in· ventory T"Wo Men H11nted In El Toro Rape ~· A young woman who was seek· ing a loan that would bail her boyfriend out of Orange CouMy Jail was driven to the El Toro Road area by two men and raped Thursday, s heriff's omcers re· ported. Deputies said the 21-year-old victim was contacted at the San· ta Ana jail by two men who over- heard her making inquiries on wher e she could rai11e the balance of money needed for a bail bond. She Lold officers she accom- panied the pair in their pickup truck when they assured ber that they had a friend in the El Toro area who would provide the loan. Instead, she said, they halted their vehicle in hilly country near the intersection or El Toro and Canada roads, beat her and then raped her. Officers said the victim described her abductors as being io their early twenties and of Mexican-American extraction. She told investigators she heard lheflames "Manuel" and "Paul" used during her abduction. Officers said the victim was aided by a passing motorist and taken to a local hospital for ex- amination. She was allowed to return home after treatement for s hock and minor cuts and bruises fi'ro111 Page A I SHELVED. • County would rather sit at home with a beer and a television set. Councilman David Sills echoed Burton's frustrallon·with getting citizens interested in govern· ment and Burton's reluctance to spend money to study that nonin- lerest. "l lhink people only come here to watch the debates between Gabby (Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor ) and J ohn <BurtonJ." SillssalcL _ lie said somet.Jmes he feels like standing outside the council chamber door. like a carnival barker. "Step right in," Sills said he'd like to say. "Mrs. Pryor and Mr. Burton arc going Lo go at il again " Only Mayor Bill Vardoulis favored the proposed expen- diture IT'S HERE ... YESTERYEAR! .. Selection of carpeting wasn't fan tastic back in 1894 when our grandfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were "in." and grandfather specialized in them. Our father got into the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. mostly Wiltons and Axmlnlsters. lately we have seen a resurgence of Axminister carpets in beautiful florals and prints. The effect created by an unusual pattern can transform a dull room into something spectacular. 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Sometbln1 Uk• that is bappeniq thl.s year. 'IUE SHAaPEST CHALLENGE TO Sears In recent yeun ca me f,om K Mart, the discount operator wbo&e naked promise to consumers ls low priees. K Mart dotted the highways with more than 1,000ol111free.ctandla11torea and muscled Its way put JC Penney to become lecond only to Sean; u a nonfood retailer, with 1978 tales ol sa..a billion. K Mart's afterta x earnings have tkyrocketecl durl.q the past five years from $117 mUlion to $261 million. Meanwhile, Sears has been relatively quiescent. lls s ales have moved up in the past five years from $11 bUlion to $15 billion but profits have roUer·couted as follows: 19721 $628 million ; 1978, $678 m II lion ; 1974, $4~6 m ii Hon ;. 1975. $523 million: 1976, $695 mlllton. Money Tree That's not exactly a distinguished performance for the world's largest retailer. Some analysts have suggested that Sears erred by trying to upgrade its lines and becomint too fashion-conscious. thereby forgetUna itS miasion aa a low- cost merchandiser. THAT CRITIQUE APPARENTLY reached Chicago headquarters. Since the beginning of this year Sears hu re- duced prices on thousands of items. It also opened 15 at.ores. As " result, sales in the fll'St half of 1917 jumped )5 percent to $7.6 billion. Meanwhile. K Mart boosted its saJes 19 percent to $4.4 billion, narrowing the gap between it and Sean. K Mart plans lo open 160stores thlsyear. On the all-important level of profits, thou&h, It was a dif· ferent story. For the first six mouths ol WT1, K Mart posted an earnings gain of 11 percent to $112 million. Sears , laughing all the way to the bank, managed to earn $361 mlllion after taxes, an increase of a mere 63 percent over 1976 results. w AS ITmE PBICE.ctrlTING THAT did it? Not at all. Sears , Roebuck bas a secret weapon called Allatat~ Insurance. The insurance business, especially automobile, where Allstate is second to State Farm, has not been too healthy over the past few years, which is one reason Sears bas had such a jagged profit record. ' However. Allstate has done its homework. It went, sta~ by state, crying about its underwriUng losses and ask.Ing fot whopping increases in the premiums it could charge. As you well know if you have a n Allstate policy, it got those rate hikes -and this year it's re1istering enormous profits, none of which it's planning to return to policyholders. as State Farm did. · mE IULV ISSUE OF CONSUMER Reports rated 34 major a utomobile insuren oo bow they treated their policyholders, placing Allstate at the bottom of the list. "Wherever you live.•· concluded the macazlne. "you're not in good hands with Allstate." But that had little effect on Allstate's 1977 profit punch. whick was so powerful that it accounted for more than half the Sears earnings during the first six months of the year. powerful that il accounted for more than halt the Sears earnings during the lirsl six months ot the year. With superproflt.s from insurance, Sears can well afford to knock down prices in its stores ln a bid to recapture customers lost to K Mart and other st.ores. SDG&EDrops San Diego Gas & Electric Company bas reported earn· ings of $1.98 a common share for the 12 months ended Aug. 31 and Sl.85 for the 12 months ended July 31. By comparison , lhe company said, it earned $2.14 in calendar 1976. The decline from yearend results was attributed primarily to increased operating and capital costs; not fully offset either by rate increase or growth in revenues. SD&GE received $9.4 million, on an annualized basis in a general rate increase on July 19. The California Public Utilities Commission decision in the case permitted the company to include In income previously deferred 1alns from the sale of natural gas to SDG&E's electric depart- ment. Do&elone•A "erase• New YcrllAPl ,.., .... Oow·-'-1--..S STOCKI Hloh lAw Close Clo JO Ind °r::10 14l.n U U I at ....... .. JO Trll 2t:U2 215.SJ 2'2.l1 ttl.•+ 0.2' U Ull 112.07 113.12 111.64 112.50t 0.66 'S Siii 2t7.IO 2'!0.12 2 ... 40 Jlt.04+ 0.42 llldut • .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. • t,SOl, 100 Tr1n . . .. .. .. .. .. • 322,900 Vlllt .. • .. .. .. • .. • • JlA,JOO 6S SU< .. .. .. .. • • .. .. .. • .. .. .. 2, 1J5,JOO lt'laaf Sioelu Did ....... T.-Y daV ... 57• •11 7U S12 SIS IM tt21 1S t6 ., ., WrnerCo .tO t s t~+ Ii\ 1----------------1 SALEI Werntl I. IO 12 170 2SYo-"' ::~.J:= : ~ t:~.·~ WH N pf2.!0.. I UV.-'- WMh$tl 1.2011 6 tA -YI W5ttW! 1.76 I 12 ?2~ Ioli WMltM .a n St 1S ....... W•l-lnJ .3212 1S 13*-.__ ::v~1::Z ~~ ~ 1:"'.:.:·u W.~O .lo.IS 121 11i.-YI WtllMkt .12 t I U!ltt ..... 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II • uul \\ 1111 ) •Ill know U1.il br111t;\ '>Ul"<.l'U I duJn"l knu~ my (;alll4'1" l!Ht "'''"'".ill llnd h•• .. 1111 lt•fl Umo ('tlmp.111)' lo lllt' Serial Serurit!I Benefit Tax Could Double W/\SllINGTON CA P > Persons earning SJ0.000 u Yl'lff c11uld puy by 1982 twice as much Socwl Security t;.o,._,, i.IS they do now under a pro· posal before th<' llou))e Ways and Means Comm1t tee Thl' dr:.afl bill, <1dv.inct>d Thursday by the Social S<.•cunty s11bt·nmm1lll'l', is i.11med at increasing money going into the hmmcially troubled Social Security system to assure the system will remain solvent The full committee ( J probably will begin con· JN SHORT sidering the m easu"re _ n ext Wednes day i.lnd ---~~~~~~~ hopes to move the bill lll the House floor by early October. in time for Congress to act on 1t before adJournmenl Carter Enter• A me• Effort W/\SillNGTON C/\P l President Carter personally involved h1m::.elf in U S.·Soviet arms limitation negotiations today as he met with Soviet l<'oreign Mini&ter Andrei Gromyko at the White House. Posing for photo~rnphefs before their meeting in the Oval Officl'. Carter expressed hope to Gromyko that "we will he successful in reaching some agreement .. ~rillas A•bush Israel!• BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP > Palestinian guer· rillas claimed today to have ambushed a tank· supported Israeli force just inside Lebanon and killed "many enemy soldiers." and Israel said one of its border towns was hit by rocket fire as new fighting flared in southern Lebanon It was the first Palestinian claim of face-to-face combat with lsrachs since Israeli tanks were re· ported lo have crossed the border Tuesday. More Refugees Ezpected WASHINGTON <A P > Food shortages and economic: malaise may bring 60.000 or more In- dochinese refugees to the United Stales during the next three or four years, according to testimony before a Senate committee. Food s hortages in the area are growing, wit· nesses said, with rice already in short supply in the central marketplace of the Laotian capital of Vien- tiane. Sera• It.Hied Fallen Gf raffe WlNCllESTER. En~land CA P J Victor, the giralle wbo m<Adc world headlines <After he did Lhe splits and couldn't get up. died from heart failure and nervous stress, ::.aid a n autopsy report issued today. Government veterinarians performed the post· mortem on the 15-year-old , one·ton giraffe at an Agriculture Ministry laboratory in this city 70 miles southwest of London Victor died at Marwell Park Zoo near here Tuesday during an attempt to hoist him to his feel. Kbdrtgn-to Be Bo•ored BONN, West Germany tAP> -Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will receive the hiehest medal West Germany can award a foreigner on Tuesday. The presentation of the Great Cross of Merit will be made at a New York gathering by West German Foreign Mlnlst.er Hans· Dietrich Genscher, who will be in the United States to attend a United Nations General Assembly meeting. Federal President Walter Scheel. himself a former foreign minister, approved awarding of the medal "for hls merits as U.S. Secretary of State ... Pope lletur11• •• l'atle•• VAnCAN CITY tAP) -Pope Paul Vl is back at the Vatican arter spending 10 weeks at the sum· mer palace of Castel Gandolfo, a hlll·t.oP slr\lcturc overlooklne a volcanic lake south of Rome. Th~ pope, who will be 80 on Monday, traveled by helicopter. Alier a 13·mlnute fllaht the craft Ja.nded ln th• VaUctn ,gardens behind St. Peter's BaaWca while a thunderstorm drensbed the area. NO'fte9 fOCW.T•ACTOH ... ._, ......... WIU .. -..nd el Ille 0 1110 •I Ill• DtN•lmtl\I el l'tfOl•t Ut4 M11ll>•"Y Slrut •l"f•W•. C.1tllletllle tJW), o;Mll I 00 • "' IO<•I .. _ Ott-• 1'1). •• •111<11 fl--,, ... , IMY will .,. 1111M1<tr _.. .wl ,_ ltt IM '"" ••Y<llGft fl ......... -.-lllal'l •1 IM 0••••1-ltl •I ... "'"' II .... ''""'tr• ll•llGft ll Tort C1hlotnl• tttJO lat•""' In ll Tutu 11 UOn (I Tttt II-. In ... 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C.otlt Mttt, of ti• Pl-1"9 COMl'lllUIOft't .... 1•1114 Z-lh «DllOft Zf.·ll·ltl tor v•tltlKH to •-• 1119 req11lftll cw1 .. wo wkllll. end to •II..,• 10 Nf<*'' -II\' ""l•tlOn 11,1•.U "IY••• IWI 1111r 1111111 lo <ondr..Ct MW<\ a,,.ttMlnl Ullllt, II\ at\ •2 ·-· loceltd ., Ille •bo<le ..... u . NOTICE IS FURTHf.• GIVIN llltt ---------~---1aJ,.Id11me .nd Pl•c:e. ,.,., e"4I elt PUBLIC NOTICE .. OTtC•O" f'UILIC MIA•IMO NOTI~ IS HERl lY GIVEN llWI 1111Mlc ,..,Intl wll be h91d ltv ,,. Ctsu Melt Cttv Colincll on OC:t-r II, 1"7, et•· IOp.m .. or.,.-. tl•••e•ll•• .. Ille -lttf mey .,. i.erd, II\ Ille Council ""~' lnl•••led m•y _,.., .,,., .,. llufd t>y IP\e CllY Co11ncll Oii 11\t elOft"""'l-O Item . f.ILliE~ P. Pl-llNNEY CllyClltf'llOllhe CllV of Cosu Mtu P11blltlwd Orenvt C.O.at Oelly ll'llOI !l.epte-7), ,.,, CNl'llben ol City H•ll. 11 ,.,, Orl"f, on"'9ta11ow1nom•t1tr: •-------------.,_..,""'Dk• o.mm., ,.., ,.,.,,.. PUBUC NOTICE 11• A-. C.0.11 Mttt,Ol Ii. 1'1..,,,1"91 ____________ _ , ComMlnlon'ldlnl•I of z-E•CltPllOll NOTIC• o .. ~UILIC HIA•IMO ?E·71-1XA, tor • Co<\dlho"•1 Uu NOl'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\tl e ~rmll to ·-. '""'"*'' w•I~ ..... pUbtlC 11<1•••119 Wiii ... Nld h .... .. d ....,.._., With tn occ-nt Cotta Mtw CJty Council on Oc...., J, •-11 :uo .. r10M end• verl-• lrom ttn ,. t 'JO D n\. or H -thf,..ftar the ,.quired number a l ptrkln9 .. lhe _.ttr ,;..y 119 llHrct, In the spt<.S, IOUladel IM MIOvt -r••· Ill Council ~l of Cltv H•ll, 17 F•lr .., 71, an.n •nN~~~·.s FURTHER GIVEN ... t O•lw.on1i.tollOWl"11m•ll4I•: t-------------A""91I by R-t1 W Tlloml>IOft, 1'22 '°M>·n -------------at ~Id tlnw -ptace, •"" •nd •II '"-eo..ievtrd, N-t &eacll, -----------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "',.._ ,,,.., .. ..., mey -•-.!Id 11t ·-•-une r<1.u.-enn. o1 u.. P1-PUBLIC NOTICE llHrct by ti. City Coull( II 11" the nl1>9 Ownmlnton's <11nl•l'o1 Z-Ell·· alote-..tlonadll.... ·-ZE 1 -' ._ I SUP••1oa COU•T O'TMI STATll O'CAL"'ORNIA ,Oil THE COUNTY 0,0.AMOI PICTITIOUSIUllMUS HAM• ITATU•aMT TM following""""'" •re doing ~.i MU e-\ NEWPORT I NSULATION, NEWPORT POOLS, 1U Woe SI . L e\)...,. Beach, C.111 '26it .... A""7 OltOllt TO IMOW CAUU ON l'ITITION ,otl CM AH Oil OF NAMI IN THE MATTER 0' THE AP PLICATION OF CARL DILLS FOR PICTITIOUI IUllNUS NAMI STATIMINT T"" lollowlng -IOn ll ool1t9 l>Utl-,,..,.,., SU NSET LANDSCAPE SERVICES, 111 C:..t>rlllo, Coslt Mew. CA'7t11 EILEEN P PHINNEY cept,.... . f·hv, °'a,,., e rom I'-•9Ql;l•..i ..... 1,. ,.., .,, ••l•ll"ll Clly O•rlLof Ille lier lo·-., .. of e p11t1lon o1 t ... pr1> OIVolC.0.l•MeH 11eriv aullCMll 1tlffftCllllYWllll• COll-Publltlllct OraftQll to.•I 0•1h PtlOI dltl-I UM "9rmlt lot out-atot- S.pttmber 2:1. "11 end • verl.nte l~m IM reciulreci PUBLIC NOTICE 8•uc• E M<Gow61\. m w ... SI., -------------! L1t11.,,,. &tell, C.111. '7651. PICTITIOUS IU\INISI NAMl ITATIMINl CHt:;~g,t~':.~ 111.0a1>11llllon In Ron•ld t..eonud Fellet&On, 127 Obrlllo, Cocsle MH•. CA '7t27 Tiii• butll\eH I• conducled l>y an ln- dlvldutl. O)I ,, l•nOH•Dln11. lo<aleel •I 1t70·1'8A Nn1port Doulevtrd, tn • C2 •-· ------------NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN NI PUBLIC NOTICE .. Y id llnw -Pl•o<e • .,..,, -... n ... loll-11\Q ,,.,,..,., " 0011\9 b ..... M \S•\ PRIMO ASPHALT. lt.o?t 8•1•0d l •ne. Hunt1t>Qtan R<>t<h CA tH49 Jo~ D. Wlf>Oll. 1191 T """''· HunOnotan ~"Cl\, CA 91&.il Th" 00.1"""' I\ Condu< ltd by •n In· dlvjdU•I Jov•ph D Wil '"" Tho\ \IAlf"""nl W~\ 1111>11 wllll Ille Coutlly Cler' Of O•MQ<' l.ounly on IJ, ,.,, ,.,.,. P.,t>h\he< O'"~ CIM\l O.,IY Pllol S.DI t• 13 lO OCI I 1911 .0016 1/ PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS t i/SI NIU MAMI SfATfMENT TM foll-IAQ Del\Ofl " OO•no llY•I MS\,H SOU THERN CAllFORNIA SPRINTER 11•1 w .. w1ng Cir cle, Co•I• Mr.,. CA <n•16 Gc-oro-0 WOii 1"9 WOWll\Q Cir cte. Co\ta Ml>\• CA '7•16 Ttus bu~nib' 1\ CondU<ttd b'f aft "' d<Yld ... I 0.0.0t 8 Woll Thi\ slttlP,,,.nl •"t f11ti0 with Uw Co...,fy Cltrt OI 0.61\qO Coun1yon AU1j H , "'' '"Jn Put>llVW<t Oron0< '°"'' O•ll'f Piiot S.PI 2.' '' 13. It// Ed Jackson. 24 Vlclorl•, C.0.1• Me'•· c.111. '2611. Tllh tlu\lneu h conducteo b'f • 99ner•1,,.r1ner~ID B•ucel:.McGow•n Thi\ •1•1-1 WH flied wllll ll>t Counfy Clerk OI D<•noe County on SeDI. 1. 1911 '"'" Publl"*' Of.tncie COUI O~lly Piiot S.pt 9. 16.13, 30, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS tUSINESS NAME STATIMENT Tl•• IOllOWIAQ 119''°"' art <IOl"9 l>U" MU•\ PHii.LiPS MARINE STORES, 1tH NewDOr1 8ouleY<trd NewDOn Buell C•llfotftlt t:IMO PhllllO\ M•ftN StOff'S, Inc ,. C•lllotnlt COfDOr .. lon). tlO Wot 1tlh St•ul, Newport Buen, C•lllornt• .,..., Tnl\ bu\11\H'I I\ canduclecl by a cot· DOr•llon PHllLl~MARINE STORES INC ll09tr E o..t>ke. Prtti~nl TllO\ , .. , ........ WAI flteCI wolh '"" C°""IY C14•-ol Or~ Counly on S.11- 1emt:ie• 12. ft77 F11777 Publl-.i o.._ C.O.•t o..i1y Pllol S;opt 16. 23. JO, Oct. 7, .. ,, 4013-11 1111\ Court lot II\ order •1-1"4 pe11 llOMr 10 °*19' llh name lrom CARL DILLS to CARL ALAN LEGION IT 15 HEREBY OROEllEO tn•I •II Pellon• lnlert1teo In tit• m•lle• •fore,,.ICI •Pl>9•• •I O.pi 3 of 0 C S C on Oct, ''· 1971, •I 11 00 O'Clock AM., end INn """ ll11re \llOW cauw. If any they""""· wlty uld 1>11tlllon for ch•ngc ol n•,,,,,V-ldnot tie orMltO IT FURTHER ORDERED lllal • <oPY ol tltl\ 0tde• lo \llOW cau.,. lit put>ll\noo In 1n~ Dally Pllof • ntw\PAP~f" of Qt"er•I clrculatlO". P<Jblhl'tllI 1. 191/ LESTE II Vl'N TAT{NHOVI: Juclqe Ol IM WpollOf Court SALLIE T •EYllOLDS, ,.,..,,, .. , JAMES 0 GUNDl.•SON, A L,., c.,... ...... An ... ,.o .. L.tw nn1 rawo• Valeft<IA, su111111 Wt-Hllh, C.fllarlll• UUl T•I ....... ; C11')U1·1 ... Atte,_y lw ~"'"' .. ., Pul>ll\llecl 0-MQI' C:O.\I Dally Pllol Sec>I '· 16, ll. :io. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE llon•ld Ftlleli.on Tllh \l•'-nl W"11 flied wltll IM County Clerli of Or•119' County on~. •. 1971 f'l141S PUbll~ Or•n9f C:.OHI Delly Piiot, Sept 9, 16, 13, JO, 1911 3U3·71 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IUSINIH MAMllTATIMIMT The lollowlflll perlOn ll Clctll\9 ~II· neufti LYNN'S HALI.MARK SHOP, llll 8rl•lol,C:O. .. Mew,CA'76» J Rocien c,.,... 21,.. Glcwlew. M1n1onv1e10,CA9UIS If llh bu\lnn\ I\ <ondllelecl l>Y •II ln- OiYl-1 J R-ncrou Tiii\ \l•I-Wat Iliad wltll the C°""'' Cieri< ol Or-County on Sep. 1emllff IJ, 1'11 • """ Publl\lled Orlll\99 C.0.•t Delly Pllof. SIDI It, 23, 30. Oc1 1 1m A02~71 PUBLIC NOTICE penon'I lftlMftlecl mey -·· -tie ------(-... -.-, .. ------llttrd l>y IP\e City CouftCll Oft Ille MOTICI TO C•SDITO•S t1CH'e"*"41ontd 1141m. SUf'l•ICMt cou•T 0 .. THI. EILEEN p PHINNEY STATI OPCAL.,OltNt.u•o• City Cle•kol lhe TMICOUMTYO,OltANO• Cllvol<:MltMtt• .... A·tr74% Publllhed °'""9' c.o.u Dally Piiot Estel• of EDWARD PROST Septeml:>et.13,1917 HODGDON, ~Hsed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo lht c•edllors of Ille e.bo\lt! named oecedtnl tlllt •II 11e•tons h.t•lnci cltlrth •o•lntf Ille 5-ld Clt<eclenl *" req11l1ec1 to Ill• lheM, wltll ti. nec .. wrv vouci.n. In Ille ollk e Of fh!I clork of Ille ebo .. en lllltd <.out1. or lo pre•enl ti.m. wltll 1,... ,,., .. ..,y vouci.r'I. to thf 1111cs.n'9nec1 •• c 1ow1111am E. Pow•ll, P91111on•r •• , ''°° Dove St • II I 10, N-.1 lltUll, C.111°"'1•, whl<h I• lht Dltct of ~>I MU OI Ille lll\CMr\19Md In ... m•lltr• 11ent1n1nv to 1i. ••l•t• of w lo de<•· dent. Wlttoln lour monlll'I. titer tne ll•tl out>llceOon of 11111 no11ce O•ted Seol-r I), 1'71 WllllAME POWEll Pelltlonet'Ea<ulotot Ille Wlll of Ille_,,. nt ,,,.d ... -... OEMISL. KASTElt , ... .,....SC..•tlt New-' -It, CA PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 0' f'UILIC HIA•IMO NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN lNt • Pllbllc i..er•nv w111 bf htld.,., ttte Coste Me•• Clly c:.ouncn on Oct-r J. 11n, 11 • 30 p m , cw at ._, therHllH" u the m•ti.r l'NY bf '-•rd, In Illa Co<incil Clt•mbe" of City H•ll, 11 Ftlr Otlvt, on Ille lol-11'19 mttt« · A_.1 tw R~r W•llll\llne, on Wetl<fllf 0.1"9, N-port BH<ll, ol """ PIMlnlne Comml•tlon"t -••t o4 z- Eaceotl<111 ZE·11·110. for v•rlen<• lo en<rotell lnlo Ille requlrect side Mt· """· '° reouc:e uw ,_1reo ,,,_..,. •"9 ""'-• l»Nnd lhll 9"-ot. end to •llow ...mt-.•d potrklnci ... 11 wkllh II\ Ordef 10 -• llf"W Q•r..,e ...ct• -unlf to "" &•l\llN! r~te»f>Ge, lft an fU 1one,localell•f?O'l70<.._A .. nue. T .. : 17141UMl1S -------------l ""-Yhr!'.tlllefter ------------1 PICTI TIOUS IUSIMllSS P"bll\lled Oren99 C:onl D•llY Pilot. ltAMISTATIMEMT Sec>l.16,ll,JO,Ocl 7,1971 PICTITIOUS IU~l'IU$ HAMI STATfMRNT NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN O\lt at ~•let 1im. -Pike, eny """ •II pen.ans lnle•••ft'f Ille City Co11ncll efl IM •lote"*"4'-4 lfem, Jlt• II ··------------ nencr~ANGE COUNTY CABINl!T ANO TOP MFRS ASSO., 203S C Pl•tanllt Aw , Cotte Mt••, CA '1U1. TE IC TtlES, 7121 Westcllll Dr., NewPQt1 Beaclt. CA '2WO PUBIJC NOTICE EILEEN P. PHINNEY Clly Clerk Ol lhe PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUStNES_S __ NAME STAlf!MfNT Tne 1o11ow•no "'"""' •\ ctoonq bU•• ,,. .... S KIPP(ll DAiii~ LANDSC.APINC., 4l0 RMltlltt Co11rl. U0"""~"chCA'l1611 Merfdllh C.l•nn O•"''-430 llt<lcllff• Court, l•oun• O••cn CA '1101 Thi\ bu-.~\" CO<\du<lrd l>y •n In dlvld ... I MEREDITH G DAVI\ T"~' s.t.11~n• .... , ftt""' with tM Counly Cl••k OI Ora~''''"" yon ~pt •• 1'11 1'114Tt Published Or..,.,.. Ct•-'1 0•11• P1101 St-pt •. 16.13. JO 1911 )f.JI /1 PUBl.JC NOTICE "CTITIOUS tUSINlSS MAMI STA\'IMINT TM foflow1nsi per ton\ ••• doll\Q bu>I ne\\ •\ KEY ClEANfRS l0l3 5o Brl•l<M Aw ..... taAM.CA llOCJtr1 l C••i>enl•r J• . 111 Al¥1 t..n Co\I• IN\A CA 91bll Ro!Motl L c .. penl•• St , Jlll N~•ade!.l .. C~l•W•a CA. lhl1 bu\lrwt\\ I\ tondu<t"ct nv • oener•l CNtrlMr\lllP Rorterl L CAr,,..nllr Jr This \folemenl WO\ lllM wllh Ille Counfy Ct"k OI Or-County on S.11-tem.,.., 11. 1911 ,.,,,, PubllVWld DrAnOI' CO<l\I Dally Piiot S.pl t•. 11, 10 Ocl 1 1911 f0'/01 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBJ,lC NOTICE ---~---------- R•n11e L. 8llt11mlk, db• Hom• 1-------------F •brlu C..nlM, l10 Seco St., P•wcleN, CA•1103 NOTICE INVITING lll>S Tiit County S...lllllon Dl..,1<11 ol City of C:O.I• MeH Publlr.hecl Orlll\99 Co<lat Dally Piiot Septembet 7>, 19n PICTI TIOUS IUSIMEH NAMI STATEMENT R OBERT J FOSTER. 11JO Feder el Aw , <:Ml• M41,., CA '7621 MAR ION E . FOSTER llJO Feclerel A"f , Co\I• MtH, CA '1&21 Tiii\ bu\lntn il Conduellld by •n "'" lncorDOr .. eCI ••t« l•tlon othtr lllan • 1><1rlne•\lllD Menl l Bllaumlk, l10 S.Co St .• P••~.CA9110J Orenqe County, C.tllornla wlll rtcelvt •-------------\Hied l)jdf until Mondt¥. O<tolltr I, 1'77, el 11.00 A.M. Bldl 1n111I be rt· ctlvecl .. lltl Dhtrleh' AomlnlUrell•t olllc es by Ille d•I• end time Mrel!IMlove Mt lortll, •I wlllch lllM U..y Wiii "" PYl>flt ly ~ •nd e•• •mined •t Ille olll<• ol ti. Dl•lrlch, 1°"4 Ell!• A-. Founl•ln V•ll•'f. T~~ lollowlnv per1011• •r• ool"ll bu\i· "'" ., LUXURY 1..IVING M081t..E HOMES, 212 NOr111 Herbor 8oulev•r0, S.nl• """· C.lllotnl• '7103 MARIONE FOSTER Tiiis ,,,..,..,.,,, wa• filed wll~ lite c"""'' Clerk ol Or•nve COun1y on S.PI 6, 1971 Tllh bUslnus I• conducltd lly • oen.rtl pottlner ... lp. Rlll\9* L. 111\aumlk Tiii> llM-WH filed wllll the County Ct~ll o1 Or-Co<inty on Sep. ''"'""' 12, '"' ....,,, 8 & 8 RESALES, INC., I• Calllornle <O•C>Or•flonl, 111 Noflll H.,bor 8oo;lev••d, S•nla Ana, C:•lllO•nle'7703 , .... , P11bll$1>ec1 Or61\9f C.0.11 Dally P iiot C:..tllotnl•, tor lht lollowl119· Publlllled Orlll\99 C:O.\I O•lly Piiot S.DI ... 2l, JO, Oc1. 1, lt11 A021·11 ()fjil! 111 HYDRAULIC INOIJSTRIALCAAME SPECIFICATION NO. A4S Tiii• t>uMneu I• c.onc1uc1ec1 by• cor· CX>••llon 8 & 8 RESALES. INC 8111 Frletmulll, ,, .. ,..,..ff' S.DI. '· "· n, lO, lt11 ,.,.,, PUBLIC NOTICE Thi\ tu1-••• flied •1111 1111 - County Cler• of O•anoe Coun1y on A119.nl U lt11 ,ICTITIOUllUSIMIH MAMI ITAT•MIMT TM lo4-lnQ .-r1cw11 .,ec11Di119 ~\I· ,., .. PubUthfl<I Or_,. C,0.\t OaHy Plk7t, ,...,,~A L 8 0 A C I H E MA A N 0 s._p1_2_•_._"_·2_l_, i_m _____ lll_1·_17_ WILSHIRE THEATER, 10f E B•lllo .. NewDO<t 8Nch, CA '7M 1 M•OIC L•tertt Enle1prh•s* • _____________ 1c.lltorN• eotpo,.uon, 109 E B•lbo•, N•wl>Of18etcll,CA'2Mt PUBLIC NOTICE ST A TIME MT Ofl AIANOOHMEMT ~USl.0" PICTITIOUS IUSIMIHMAME Tne totlowfnci !Je<\Ofl Mi at>.lndoned '"~ .ne OI IN 11c1111.,.,. 1>11\ln•u ,,.,,,. WOlllO WIDE HEALTH SERVICES at •SO? Sen Gtl>rlel Clrclt, Buena P••k C•l llornla 90lt10 r,... 11c1~lou\ bUSll\ff\ name ,..1.,rect lo •bO"" •al tlleCI In Counfy on A.P•" 10. IU S Dolores M K•ll.,, 6501 S.n G•b•ltl Clrtle. B.-e P•rk, CA. 90610 Thl'I bU\11\eU WH c-ucted l>y •n '" dl•ldllel. S~ Oolotet"" Keller Thll •1'11emenl w•• llled wltll llM County Cltrk of 0. onoo County on"S.11(. I , 107 Pubflw d Or-CoHI 0.lly PllOI Sept. It, ll, JO, -Oct Oller 7, tt71 .!041·11 D•w Hoyl, '°' A•len•, Hunllnciton 8HCll,CA Tiiis ~~• h c-ucftct "' • cor porallon MeQocuns .. n Enlerprl\oH 0.YldHOyt P...sldlnl Tiii\ If .. _ WH Ill.cl Wllll Ill• c....n1y Clerll Ol lhll Or•l\Cll County on AU111ill 1', 1911 ,.., .. PubllllWcl Or-C:.OHI 0•11• Pllol. S.p1. 1. '· ••. n . 19n PUBLIC NOTICE 81d5 mutt tie -.111t11 on the form -------------t ,_,..,bf N Ohtrlc1' In .ccorden<e PICTITIOUSIUSIMllS wltllalllll"t'llU-.. llle-llket ... s. PUBLIC NOTICE ltAMI IT ATIMI MT S.,.Clflclll'-. .. d .. _, .,.d furl her T ... 10llOWl"11_10n1.,.dolntbusl-ll'llor!Mttoll mey lie otltelfted .. ,,.,. neu•t •bo" addNU, ttl.,._; 540-,.IO ot C.C CAMPERLANO. 122t2Htrlb0t "2·1411. \ 81•d Gt•Clen Grow. C.A '7~ J. WeYN Sytvelttr. ~ & JHn K Wlnfleld. 1021 Se<r91•Y Klngi Rd . H-1 Beacn. CA tt .. 3 ao.tci.., Dtrectort. Th" buslnnl I\ <ondu<led by.,, In Coo;nty$111118110n0lllrk1S dlVl114'al NoL 1, ), ). S. t. 7, end 11, CNs WIMi.10 o!Or"'9*C.0Unly,C.lllott\I• T1111 ,, .. _.., w•s flied wllll '"'" PUOlltrted Orenoe C.0.•t D•lly PltoC. C°""'" Cl•rll ol 0r•"91 Co<inly on Stpl. Sept. U. 1'77 •· "" ,..,0, -----------•-•_23-_11 Publ•~ <>•"9" C.0.•I Dally Piiot, Stpl '· "· 1). JO, ttl 1 PUBLIC NOTICE -~~~~~~~~~- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC• 0, l'UILIC HEAltlNO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhtt a pUbllc hffrlng Wiii ""hfld by Ille Colla Mu• Cll1 Coun<ll onOclober J, 1tn,•t, • · lO P m . or as soon "'9r11..ttar H tM m•ltor m..., be hi•rd. lft the Council c...moen .i City H•ll, n F•lr Orlw, on the lof10wlnt1 mettM; Appetl by Kirby H•ftStll, U7 AtmoN PIKt, Colla Mew, Mt ... 1'1111111119 Conwnl•Mn'S °"" .... i-E cnptleo\ ?E-17·1", for .,.,19"«1• ,,_ .. ,._.,.., ,,._., Wldtll Mii ..,.,..._1ng dl.unc. lo ~11'\o(I a Ool•tllt In conluric1lon wltll en wstlne '9MMn<e, ln911Ill1-. toctledal I ... -.. tdclrel .. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIYEN 111et et \eld llme encl pf.Ce. •ny .,d •fl penon• lnlMMled mey _..,. -• lle•rd by Ille City Co11ncll 011 In. alor•"*"loned Item. EILEEN P PHINNEY 0 IY Clttk of Ille CllV ol Colle Mew PUl>lllllfd ~""Vt C.0.st 0.llY f'llot S.Dte-n. 1tn r Lag1•na/South Coast Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks EDITION VOL. 70, NO 1b6. 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1977 TEN CENTS Carter SST Land Wants • ID LA to WASlllNC:TON t '\I'> Thl• Curter udm1nil'llralaon proposed rulu lod.i) thal could bring :.upersont<' Concurdt! fllghu. 1nlo 'ui. many a:. 13 L'S titles nt-Xl ~ear on u llt!rmant'nt ba:.1~ At the 'ame lime. 1t extend1:d 1ndef1n1lcl) the Ced er.ii p~rm1:.s1on earlier 1<:ranled lht plane ll> land al Dulles lnlerna t1onal Airport uut:.1de Wastungton and at John F Ken 11edy International Airport out .. 1de New York City The Dull~ fllshu. authonied under u 16·month trud period, wuuld huve expired Saturday un· lt•ss the perm1ss1on were ex· tended. fo'hghts have not started al New York bt:cause of a court battle Other c1t1es which could gel Concorde 01ght.s under the ad· m inislralion 's proposal are Anchorage, Alaska, Boston , Dallas; Honolulu, Hawau; Los Angeles ; Miami ; Houston ; Chicago: Seattle, San Fran· cisco; and Philadelphia. Each city, however, would have some local authority lo ban the nights -similar to the authority whlch New York is at tempting lo use to keep the sleek plane out of its airport. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams. who announced the decision for President Carter, said the administration "continues to support a trial period of up to rour Concorde rllghts per day" into Kennedy. Adams said the proposed rul~ wtuch will not go into effect un- til the public has had a chance to comment on them -are "de- signed to protect the health and safety or the American people, set a fair :.ind reasonable noise standard for SST operations and strike a balance between the legitimate domestic and interna- tional interests of the United Slates " Adams said flights lo the 11 ex tra cities could start once the rules have been permanently established for the needle-nosed aircraft Those cities were picked because environmental impact statem ents have been completed on them. Asked about the environmental impact. Adams said "I think al wuuld be moderate or light uniter the restricuons " "Matters like lh1s take a minimum or four months ror comment, counter-comment a nd rule making, but in this circumstance it will probitbly lake longer ... Adams said Cella Fraud Trial Gets Transfer Wrong Sex; 'Lover' Shot SEATTLE 1\P1 A 21-vcar-old man here s hot ha s g1rlfr1t:nd "hen he found out sht• "..is really a he. police say A 20-ycar old man Lold police he 1:. d transvestite and had been impersonal· ing a woman for several weeks until his roommate discovered the truth Thursday lie was reported 1n sat1sractorv condition at llarborvicw Medical Center with a wound an the right chet.•k Police said the man dt'cid<'d nnl to press ch<1rgcs against the room· mate because lhc :.hot ap· pcared to be accidental and the gun was meant on· ly to frighten him Prostitution Bing ffit; 16 Held LOS ANGELES <AP 1 Sheriff's officers have arrested l6 persons in breakup of what one investigator called "the largest proslitutum rang in the history of L-0s Angeles County." The arrests Thursday night fol 10\H'<l a six month invest1ga· t1on inlo a Marina del Rey-base<! outt·all massagt· operation run by Marvin C ;old an Cnldin. IU. hud his operation slmH'wn last March when of fie 1.1h ... 11 -.pench·d tclephont· sc·n II<' tu l11s "Summt'rwincl" ma.., .... q.~t· .111d nude modeling Jgl'nc ~ llO\~c·H·r hC' «ontanucd lo npl•rulL· the agency under anotht•r name. s heriff's Lt Jerry Stc·rn said today Thursday night's arrests came after Munic1pal Court Judge Mary Waters bsued felony war rants agum~t Goldin and seven ussoc1alc•s Goldin. two as soc1ates and 12 alleged pros tltutes were arrested Thursday ni~hl. Five of Goldin 's associates were stall being sought. Stern said "This wa~ a typical oulcall massage operation, .. St.em said. "The customer would see ads in underground news1>apers they're rather explicit -the girl would go to the customer. charge so much money for the so-called massage, ~nd then she would <SeeSEX, Page .U) Former GOP Leader Eyes County Seat Tom Rogers, 62, a former chairman of the Qru•e County Republlcall Central Commltt.eo, ls ex'J)eeted to a Mounce· within the next two weeks that he will be a candidate for county 1uperv1sor In 1978. lt so, Rogers· announcement •Ul make bJm the first ~andldate to 1t~p forward t.o challenge In- cumbent 5th Diatrtct Supervisor Thomas Rlley. Like Riley, Rocer1 la a Newport Beach ruldenl, a Republican and a Catholic. He hu been a fUll·Ume <>rant• County r .. 1dent 1lnce 1983 aild wu chief of th• county'• J\epubllcan Party ftom 1970 U.roup~·· ROI*" k~ CltaM .,_, leaHd 1rUtn1 lanct tn lbe Saddleback 1\tallef illd ln rec• , ..... au ltHn acll•e tn h'otneowner aroY,. I• th• San Juan • C.plll.rtiiO area. Brand: Flatten That Hill ~~licity, BySTEVEMITCllELL -Hinders Of .... 0•11¥ l"llel "•" Mayor Jon Brand would like to take some of the thrill out or the Third Street hill The Laguna Beach mayor claims local motorists avoid the steep roadway like the plague. lie suggested that if the hill, a 30 degree grade, was flattened a bit, Third Street could relieve some of the traffic congestion on other downtown streets. "We have a street that is so dangerous we have lo close it when it rams," Brand told fellow council members this week. lie cited other problems with the hill the city's steepest and suggested several plans LO reduce the angle. "We 've had a police car slam into a c1v1lian car, automobiles going sideways down the hill, and other problems," Brand said. His suggestion was met with sympathetic, if not somber re· marks from his colleagues. "I think it's sacrilegious lo tamper with the Third Street hill," Councilwom an Phyllis Sweeney laughed. "We won 't be able to hold our aMual blcycle race up the hill." remarked Councilwoman Sally Bellerue. -''Well. they have Lombard Street in San Francisco," mused Councilman Carl Johnson But Brand Ignored the quips and pointed to a chart on the wall behind the council dais. His plan would Include raising the grade near the bottom of the hill at the intersection with Mermaid Street. That plan would mean an end lo Mermaid as a through street. But Brand said a tunnel could possibly be constructed under the Girl Cyclist Hit by~uto In NB Dies An 11--year-old Newport Beach girl, who inexplicably tried to bicycle across a busy thorouf(hfare against a traffic light, died Thursday night after s he was struck by a car Monique F Reda of 30 Burning Tree Road died at Hoag Memorial Hospital after suffer- ing head injuries in the 6:45 p.m. traffic accident. Police said the girl, a seventh grader at Lincoln School, and a companion apparently were bicycUng from Fashion Island to Big Canyon, appraacbing San Joaquin Hills Road on Santa Rosa Drive. Trame Investigator Mike Mullins said the two girls stopped for the red light at the lntersec- tlon, which was In the middle of Its phase for through tramc on San Joaquin Hills Road. Mullins said Miss Reda started across the loteraecUon while her friend waited ror the light. She had nearly reached the opposite side of Ute slx·IMe street wben abe was struck b)' a car driven by Ann H•nch ot 1020 Madl1on Placo, f..ai\.CllaBeacb, MulUns tatd the accident is · stlll under lnvutlgatlon, but pre- 11 minary llndlnp Indicate Mlsa Hench Wa.'I not aL !•ult. The little 1Irl wa• Nlhed lo Hoas Memorial Hospital where she waa declared dead at about lOp.m. Ollty ~I"" lt.tff ,._. MOTORIST'S EYE VIEW OF LAGUNA'S INFAMOUS THIRD STREET HILL Mayor Wants to Flatten It; Make It Safer for Downtown Commuters newly graded Third Street "Of course, that's an expensive alternative," he admitted But he believes state or federal funds might~ available for correcting '"dangerous roads .. Another plan would be to makt· Mermaid a cul-de-sac oefore il reaches Third Street on the cast side, leaving the west s1oe of Mermaid open to provide access lo Loma Terrace. And by taking out the stop sign al the bottom or the new 18 per- cent grade hlll, Brand said Lraf· fie could continue at a safe pace all the way to F orest Avenue. ··It would take pressure off the business district. .. he said Councilman John McDowell Brakes Fail; Belt Saves LB Woman A Laguna Beach woman who said the brakes on her new car falled as she was coming down a steep roadway Thursday after· noon, lost control of the auto which tumbled 60 feet down an embankment ~fore coming to a halt at.op a cement culvert. Police said Merilee Stannard. 37, of 1480 Del Mar received only minor injuries In the 12:30 p.m accident on Nyes Place. •'The fact that she was weanng seat belts probably saved her life," said Officer Mark Everton. He said the woman's car struck a curb on Nyes Place beforc crossing the street and Jumping a sidewalk. The car then careened over ·the cliff and down the steep embankment. "Her left tires caught on the cemC'nl trough, and probably kept the car from going another fiQ feet down the hill, .. Everton said. Mrs. Stannard was treated at the scene for a cut to her thumb and transported to South Coast · Community Hospital where she was further treated and later re- leased. Her new car was destroyed. police said Suicide Call Mesan Warns Cops Fint him out of hls suicide plans. "You'll flnd out when you get here," Wheeler replied before thanklng the.otricer and hanging up. Officers dispatched to the apartment complex on Costa Mesa's west slde, were met by a neighbor who told them she had just beard a gun shot. Wheeler's body was found alumped a1atnst a wall of his apartment With a double barrel ahot,iun ot his 1ldo. PoUce said there was no In· dkat.lon why the man took hi• ownllfe. Cities I .ishted MONTREAL CAP)-Uthll went on ln lhoueanda ot bomet and otrlcel In Montreal pnd Quebeo City alter a aeledlve ~wer ahtitdown almed at affl"t.'. tn1 a repeal ol tbe ipt.ein·wlde blackoUttwDd111 earHw.1 s uggested that an engineering analysis or the hill straightening proposal would be n ecessary i£ the council were serious about the project. The five-member panel voted to send the Third Street Hill plan to the city 's Parking and Transportation Committee for study. San Clemente Group Flays Freeimy Plan By ANNE COOPER OI tile oe11, l"li.t $Uff Findings of a State Transporta. lion Department study favoring the proposed widening of the San Diego Freeway through San Clemente are "inadequate, out- dated and inaccurate,''· a com- munity group has charged. The Sa n Clemente Homeowners Association has sent a letter to CalTrans and to the federal hlghway admlnJsua- tlon. urging that a new environ- mental impact report on the widening project be prepared. The Jetter, signed by associa- tion president Howard Mushett and rreeway committee chairman Joseph Barton, also re- quests that the California Coastal Commission den.Y a permit for the highway proJecl until an ex tended review has been made of Its impact on San Clemente resl· dents. The coastal commission ts scheduied to discuss the impact or the widening project Monda.y. The $20 million, three·year freeway widening project for a stx-m11e stretch of Interstate 5 b scheduied to betin next summer. It wouid add a traffic lane to each side of the 1ix·lane freeway between Camino de Estrella and the Oranie and San Diego Coun· tyllne. CalTrans had announced a "neaaUve declaration" on the project, m,arun& no slgn.iftcant ne11Uve etrect on the environ· ment would at.and In I.be way or the freeway wtdentna. "We have found th• neaaUve declaration inadequate, outdated (date 1t7J ~ 1914), lnaec:urate, and one wblcb doH not dilelole the elact nature of tho project or lt• ldvem commwalty im,.n," aaid the bomeownera' letter.· Tbe letw outliiid the follow· inl crtUcl1mt of tM Ca1Tran1 te- <See nonar ..... M> Fair Trial By TOM BARLEY OI tM o.i1, l"llet Sutt Dr. Louis J. Cella Jr.'s trial on multiple counts of fraud and grand theft will be transferred to another California county. an Orange County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday. Judge H. Warren Knight agreed with defense attorney George Chula of Costa Mesa that heavy pretrial publicity has re- duced the possibility of a fair trial in this area for Cella, 52. Cella and codefendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32, will be tried separately on 127 felony counts contained in a Grand Jury indict· ment, Judge Knight has ruled lt is alleged that they were in· volved in repeated acts of fraud that cost two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary·treasurer an estJP"lated $2 million in funds Both men were convicted on related charges 15 months ago in Los Angeles Federal Court. Cella is free on appeal from a five-year prison term while Evans awaits appellate action on his one year prison sentence. Judge Knight reduced Celia's bail from $10<1,000 to $?5,000 Thursday and then turned to the issue or a possible out -of county location for Evans· trial. However. defense attorney James Riddel told Judge Knight, that the former administrator or Santa Ana's Mercy General HospitaJ may withdraw his re· quest for a change of venue in favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Knight gave Riddel until Sept. 29 Lo decide on the change of venue motion. He will contact the state's judicial council today with a view to relocating Cella ·s trial which is scheduled for Oct 3. Chula vigorously condemned. the news media Thursday for "creating the kind of hostile en - vironment" that had made it necessary for Cella to be tried in another jurisdiction. "He will now have to face trial far away from his friends and as- sociates," Chula said. ·'I blame the local press for this and for a vindictive campaign against my client that dales back to long before the filing of criminal charges. Coa~t Weather Pat.chy nJght and morn. Ing tow clouds with varia· ble high cloudlneis will .. stick around throuah Saturday. Temperatures will be about•the same. Lows in 509. Highs Satur· day68to78. INSIDE TODA~ An oprn /Wld bl ti•• middle of ,,,,.,., mG)I H~ UM on odd 1J10I for a per/Of'ffimg ort1 /t1tivol, but tbol'• jMit what'• coming up. Sff Pao• Cl of the Weekender ladex 2 DAIL y PlltJ r l, 5C ,.,,Olly, S•ptuml:Hlt 21. 1177 ,.....,,1a.,, Claarge :OC Jail Critic I Pleads Innocent lh LARY <iRANVILU Ot-o .. ""'•hfff t om Mtll r , un f'll: conv11·t '<'h11 lllJt.k ht .. 1dllne:. t-arly th111 yt-11r a:. •n outspoken craUc of Orun1i1c· County Jail. pleaded innot·t-nt ')'hur"ldJ\ In hur.:l11n chlirgc!> lcxiattd .&illtn~t tuan by S.intu An• poHct" S Mupic1p111I Court Jud~e John H rnlth r c:l e ctt"d " mov.: by j'111lh:r 'i. t1ltornty to h•vc lhe chargt-!I uga1n.,t hb client ch& rr11i.sed ~(on· schedulln& a pre ltm1nar) heann~ Oct 14 ln the m eantime. aan Oranae County Sh~ritr's <>fflce lnvei.tlaa llon lllto other as yet unnted al· legal.Jons acatnst Miller wlll COO· t lnUl' Storm Sets Sights on Coast Area LOS /\N<a :LES < /\ P 1 A powerful Pacific tropical storm w as aimed at Los Angele~ today. hut forec•asll'rc., ::.aid the storm would probably d1:-.sipate before reaching hmd The s torm. packing winds or up to 70 m11l•s pt•r hour. was 750 m11L'l\ southwc·sl or Los Angelei. und moving northeast at a bout 25 miles pu hour, said Roger Hill of the National Weather Service Hill :.aid I rop1c al s torms "breed off warm water" and 11:-.ually lost their 1mpuct when lht·~ rP<ll'h the colder walcri. on tl11· l';w1ht• C'oasl Jlo\\evcr. he ;idded that "with tropicals. you can never tell." So, d ep<mdang on the uppe r-level iv.•1nci conditions. the storm CQuld rlrench Southe rn California, 1l . could JUst bnni.: a little rain. or 1t l'ould hnni.; noth1n~ hut some i.-rallcrt>d h1~h clouds. Hill said ' Hill suid "there's always the Ukelihood" the storm would re- t ain il.'i strength and maintain its p resent C'Oursc. in which ca se 1t 'Would rcut h lund b> Saturday night. flight now, he said, "it's a concern, hut not a threat " lr the storm dissipates as ex- pected. the area will be warm w ith sornc high clouds . Tern t'~raturC!> "Jll reach the 70s and 7Ws. rorccast<:rs said San Clemente Home Burgled Of Jewelry Antique jewelry, valued at between SS ,000 and $10,000, was rcportL'<l stolen Thursday In San Clemente after a neighbor re· ported a s uspicious man entering the house ncxl door. San Clemente police said a neighbor called Just before 1 l p.m. lo s ay she had seen a man enter the home of Mr and Mrs Algot Carlson, 152 W. Avenida de los Lobos Marinos Sourc•c• of lhobc ull~1t.tt1111111 .... 1>0rtedly I!\ l>•nael Portlt!y, a J.HI inmate who 1nvc:11t111ulors chum ldc-nWIC!d Miller a1 ht11 putner m numnt1u11 ulle"ed burelary. stolen prof)('rty misadventures /\t·t·ordm~ to Sant;a /\nu police recorda, Miller wu Mrr,·sted Sept. 4 ut hill Newport Beach tipartment Earlier, equi,vment rtiported i.tolcn m a Santa Ana burglary w lib n •t•ovtred m u M 1~:.ion V1eJo halfwuy house, equipment thal Portley told 1nve11t1gators he and M1Uer hitd 1>tohm and sold Miller made he adlines early ~la year when he char1ed opera uons or Oranae County Jail were studded with Ca !>t!S or guard brutality a nd inmate abouse In testimony before an As sembly committee headed by As semblyman Richard Alatorre <D-Los Angeles), Miller charged th at jail guards beat a n 1nmate to de ath and the n passed his death off as a suicide The 33 -yea r -old rx -con however, failed to produe<' the: documentation he claimed to have to support his charges. At the time he was lhc jail's leading cril1c, Milter was found 1ng a Jail re form group the Equal Justice and Human rughts Foundation. Now. like the burglary charges, activities or the founda- tion that solicited funds from private donor• are under In- vestigation. Sheriff Brad Gates said earlier this week that the iJ'lvesti1aUon into Miller's activities has nothing to do with the role he played as a jail critic. "These things have come to our attention and we are obligat- ed to investigate them no matter w~o the subject may be," Gates said. Miller, who earned a law degree while in prison, works as a law clerk in Brea F,....PageAJ SEX •.. work for 'lips · That's where the money for prostitution would come in ·· Stern said the alleged pros· titutes were arrested when "they went to the location and the customer there was an un- dercoVl?r police offi cer " The 12 women were booked for in' es tigation of soliciting pros· 1lution Goldin. arrested at his Man na del Rey apa rtm ent, "as hooked fo r 1nvest1gat1o n of <'riminal conspiracy. pimping and pandering Lisa Butler, 25, and Craig La mm. 30, were hooked for Investigation of the same violations When "Summerwinds" phones were shut off last March. Goldin ricnied his operation was a front for prostitution .. People call to a<.,k to have a yuun~ lady sent lo do u masi:;agc or a nude mode ling :.<!ss ion," he said. llt• sa id the customer~ wen· t•har~ed $35, of whi ch thl' ~irl w a~ allowed to keep SS. Goldin s aid al the time that his g irl~ all signed notarized state· ments that they would not engage rn illegal acts .............. In the Bole .JC'ff llalbt·rt a\\<.Jtb e :-.lrication a fter l:tlllng 111lo a hole 111 <J (;ar). Ind . ..,1d e"<ilk C'aused by the rem ornl of a I.imp post llalot•rt '-.. "1fc . ('alhc:rirw. sli.1 ncb h~ hdpll'ss b a s spL•t·tator~ gathl't . I IL· ".is lakcn lo a hosp1lJI ;Jll t•r llt'I l'l'..,('111' Two Men Accused Of El Toro Rape A young woman who was seek· Ing a loan that would bail her boyfriend out or Orange County Jall was driven to the El Toro Road area by two men and raped Thursday. sheriff's officers re· ported. Deputies said the 21-year-old victim was contacted at the San- ta Ana jail by two men who over- New Hughes Routes Miss OC Airport A s pokesman for Hughes Airwest said today the airline's plans to add a doien new routes and expand its 727 and DC9 j~t fleet won 't affect operations al Orange County Airport. Tn,.irs~ar. the airline an- nou"ced Pf ans lo add si» Boeing 727s lo the fleet of three already in operation and to purchase up to 25 additional DC9s lo meet in· creased pas~enger dem and and to open routes to the South. Midwest, Alaska and Canada. Larrv Litchfield, spokesman for the airline, noted that none of the expans ion plans involve Orange County Airport. The airline's long-range ex- pansion plans run through 1980 and are subject to route approval by a variety of U. S. governmen· tal agencies, he said. Victim Identifi ed CAHLSBAD !AP > A truck· ing execuli ve from Albuquerque, N M., has been 1dcntifit!d as the man killed Thursday when his h ght plane hil a hillside three m lies northeast or Palomar Airport heard her making lnquiries on where she could raise the balance or money needed ror a bail bond. She told . orti~rs she accom- panied the pair tn their pickup truck when they assured her that they had a friend in the El Toro area who would provide the loan. Instead, sbe said, they halted their vehicle in hilly country near the intersection of El Toro and Canada roads, beat her and then raped her . Officers said the victim described her abductors as beinc in their early lwenUes and of Mexican-American extraction. She told investigators she heard Lhe names ''Manuel" and ''Paul" used during her abduction. Officers uld the victim was aided by a passing motorist and taken to a local hospital for ex- a mination. She was allowed to return home after treatement for s hock and minor cuts and bruises Solicitors Face Arrest In Clemente Door-to-door salesmen will be arres ted if thev are cau~ht s ol1cit1ng in S an Clemente residential nt>ighborhoods. the cl· ty police department announced toduy Residents for various parts of the city have complained to polict! of being approached by salesmen. who have come to their doors, .said Lt Chflord Gates Banner Towing Owner Seeks. Airport Use The owner of a company that tows advertis ing banners out of Meadowlark Airport sought a temporary restraining order lo· day in Orange County Superior Court ln order lo continue opera- tions . Robert Cannon, owner of Sky Ad Inc .. said today that the Hunt· ington Beach Cjty Council didn't properly establish finding1 of fact ln voting In August to pro· hi bit hls activities at the airport. The council 's decis ion to terminate pickups and drop11 of the banners at the airport followed complaints o( residents that they constituted a safety hazard An uproar ens ued after a ban- ner was accidentally dropped on power lines at an intersection near the airport on Memorial Day. It preceded by one day a tatah· ty involving a banner towing operation by another company in San Juan Capistrano The city council in August gave Cannon 30 days in which to find a nothe r location for banner pickups and drops. The deadlitle expired on Sept 7. Cannon said he has not towed banners since Sept. 1 "In the meantime, l 'm losing money and my competitors arc takmg my busjness." he sajd to· day I lb. Heroin Taken; Tustin Man Charged A Tustin man, suspected of be· 1ng a key heroin connection in Orange County, was arrested Thursday by Santa Ana police who allege he had more than a pound of heroin in his possession. Antonio Euioqui Cervantes, 26, of 15491 PHadena Ave. was arrested at his aparlmenl by of ricers from Santa Ana and Tustin who had been conducting a two month investigation or heroin sm ugJll.mg . The.v claim he had $10.000 10 cash in addition to the heroin which they estimated has a street 'alue of more than $100,000 Cervantes was booked into Orange County Jaji on a charge or possessing drugs for sale Officers s aid Cervantes al legedly had been distn buting about one pound of heroin per week to more than JO street heroin dealers in Santa Ana. During the investigation. police s aid. eight of those street dealers, from Santa Ana and Orange, were arrested on drug charges. Additional arrests are expected as the investigation continues. police said Side Show Set On European Art A color slide presentation called "The Tree of Life in Folk Art" will be sbown Saturday at the-Laguna Beach Library. The city council voted to re· voke Cannon '11 business license if he continued operations beyond the deadline. Cannon sald he has m odified banner pickup and drop pro· cedu1·es and declares them to be safe The city council haa scheduled a public hearing Oct. 3 to con· 11der steps lo close Meadowlark Airport altogether. f',.._Page A J PROTEST. • port Noise: Readings and mitiga- tion measures inadequate . Air pollution. Readings and mitigation measures inadequate. Land use changes : Not described or located. Alternatives : Not adequate· ly considered. Or:unage. Property affe<:ted and m1tisation measures not spcc1f1(.'CI . Ground water recharge: No mitigation provided. Lands caping: Lack of la ndscaping over huff the project not acceptable. Obstruction of views. Not considered. Traffic flow Survey:s out· dated. Description of project: Out- dated. "Tius association is strongly in ru vor of the expenditlous comple- tion of this widening proj~t." the letter said. "However, we sincerely believe that consider&· lion should be given to the health, welfare and environment of the ('ltizens of our community." I CalTrans has s aid "sound walls" along \he freeway would le11sen lra!ric roar to nearby r esi- Jcnts l.agww, Cook Seeb 'Buddy' A Laguna Beach cook told police he'd sure like to run into his old buddy again. Steve Swirl, l8, who has been staying at the By the Sea Motel. 475 North Coast Hiihway, re- newed a friendship Wednesday with a man he met a month ago al the beach The friend said he had no place to stay and asked Swift if he could put him up for the night. Swill gave his frl"nd the key to his motel room, and when he re- turned to the room later, dis· covered his friend and S39S in cash misstnit Officers are looking for a man named "John.•· School Site I Snake Killed An animal services officer snared a rattlesnake found on a construction site near Thurston Intermediate School Thursday, police said today. She des cribed the man d dark- s kinn<'d. with bushy dark hair and a beard She• saul he left the Carlson home in a black and orange sedan Police s aid today the Carlsons were away from home for the t-vening when the burglary oc c urred Ll Ray Hartman s aid today ho further information is available but that detectives are Jn : vestigatlng the burglar~ Enterprise Follows Beam to Landing Certain cosmetic and cleaning product firms. which commonly operate door to door are licenced lo operate in San Clemente. but only by prior appointment, Gates said "They are to make prior con· Lael, and not operate door to door, as such." he said. Art Colony printmaker Vicki Feldon bases her lecture, sU~e show on European folk art, with examples from her collection on c:usplay. The art lecture begins al 3:30 p.m . at the library at 363 Glenneyre St. The art collection will remain at the libraTy until Oct. 8. Workers at the Hillview tract in Temple Hills discovered the two-root snake between some building blocks and Officer Shawn Ch~stensen used a stick lease lo pull the reptile out into the open Police Lt. John Zelke destroyed tbe snake with a shovel N. State Dampened By The Associated Press A weather front could bring a sprink.lins or rain lo the northern Up of Callfornla today, the Na. Uonal Weather Service sald. O"ANOI COAIT ~ SC DAILY PILOT EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE <AP! -The Space Shuttle Enterprise. following a cone of electronic beams to its l~uchdown point. landed safely today after its third &llde test from 41h miles above the desert. Among the watche rs on the ground was a aroup or space buffs from Utah. They Included hi1h school and colle1e studenl.6 who hope to send science exper1· ments aboard 1n Enterprise sis- ter ship when it blasts into space Ill tbe lJ80B. The Shuttle was guided In its l11ndlng by a microwave device, stmUar to one used 'to guldt airplanes to carrier tandln111. that sends a beam or slsnals from the ground toward the tncomln1 · craft. It wu the ftnt free-flilht teat ln which the device wu used . Aetronaut1 Fred Halle and Oordon Fullerton were It tht controla for the ncon4 Ume. They cutded the craft on its maiden night here Aug. 12. Halse. 43, and Fullerton, 40, also swlt~hed on an automatic pilot (or less than a minute as they approached the dry lake bed runway. "The auto-land worked almost perfectly -right on the glide slope." radioed NASA Mission Control tn Houston. indkatln& the computer system had flown the Enterprise prec isely on course The only problem the ShulUe encountered was with com· munlcallons Interference in a Sky Lit Up OVerMoseow IT'S HERE ..• YESTERYEAR! Selection of carpeting wasn 't fantastic back in 1894 when our g randfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were "in." and grandfather specialized in them. Our father got into the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. mostly Wlltons and Axminlsters. Lately we have seen a resurgence of Axminiater carpets In beautiful florals and prin1'. The effect created by an unusual pattern can transform a dull room into something spectacular. Please stop in and see our large selection. 2 DAILY PILOT L ~C. frld.ty. Septomt>er 23 1977 ,....,, •• .,, 0.arge :OC Jail Critic Pleads ID.nocent B> t.~RY f~KANVll.U Ol .. _., .. 1-. ..... tom M1llw. 01n ex convu·t '4ho It\ .. Jt• ht• .. dllnc.' orly th111 \or U1' un out. .. poken critic of < >r IHIJI<' Count .. Jatl. plead d lnncK·t-nt 1'hut"MIJV t11 hurl(l"'n <'hut gt>~ loJa~ u&iutbl l11rr1 IJy ~<tnt<A An• polltt' " MUl\1Clp1d Court JudJ&e J•>hn II ~mlth rcJtcted a move bv Miller'~ .ittor nt•y lo have the ch:irgt.-. against hb chenl tlu1 m1::.::.et.1 before ::.c.:heduhn& a prt" hminar) heartni? Oct 14 ln the meantimt:, ctn Orange County Sherirl'::. otf1ce lnvei.llga lion into othtlr dS yet unflled al leJZalloru agam:it Maller wlll con- tinue StonnSets Sights on CotJStArea LOS J\N<a:u:s (A p I A powerful P11c1fic tropical storm w11s aimed at 1.oi, Angele!! today, but for('ca~ll'I'" said the storm would prob;;ibly d1!)sipate before rcC1ch10g land. The storm. packing winds of up to 70 m1lci, per hour, was 750 mill'!> ~uuthw('!>t of Lei.., Angele'> und moving northeas t at about 25 mtlci, per hour, said Roger lhll of the Natrnnal Weather Service. 11111 :.aitl tropical !>torm::. ' breed off warm water" and u1>ually loi.t· lhl•1 r impact when the'' n·;11·h the colder water~ on llll'. l'Jt·1CH· ro.•~l floy. t'H:r. he added I hat "with trop1c11ls vou cun never tell "So. d epending nn lht! upper-level "'and cnnd1t1on:.. the storm could drench Southern California, 1l ('ould JU~L bring a little ratn, or 1t t·oulil bring nothing but some srattert>d high rlouds. Hill said Hill said "there's always the Hkelih1K>d" the storm would re- tain iL.., strength and maintain its pn•!-enl roursc, in which case 1t v. ould reach land by Saturday night Right now. he said. "it's a concern, but not a threat " H the storm dissipates as ex- pected. the area wall be warm with hOrnc high clourls Tem- ii~raturc!> -will reach the 70s and 1SO=>· forecasters said San Clemente Home Burgled Of Jewelry Antique Jewelry , valued at between ~.000 and $10,000, was report.c.'<1 stolen Thursday In San Clemente after 1.1 neighbor re ported a suspicious man entering the house ncxl door. San Clemente police said a neighbor called just before 11 p. m. to s11y she had seen a man enter the home of Mr. and Mrs Algol Carlson, 1~ W. Avenlda de IM Lobos Merinos. Sourt'\' or tlwM Jlll•t1Jl1111" n• fJort-.tly lit Uanlel Portley, u J.111 tnmatc who tnve::.lll(utor::. t'lu1111 ldt'nWhid Miller ua h111 partner an nu rttt-rtJU'.'.I t1llt·eed bur"lary Pllohm pro1wrty miiwdventure!I AN•11rd111i.: U> Santa A11a poll1·1· retor<b, Miller w11s arn·~tl·d Sept 4 ut his New J>Orl Bead1 1&partm4!nl Eorlier. equ1vme11t 1 eporled htolen an a Santi& Ana liurglilry ""a:. ret.'tJH•i t'd 1r1 <J \I 1 .. ~wn V1t'JC1 halfway hou11e, equipment that Portley told 1n .. est11Iutors he 1rnd Miller hud i>t.olen and i.old Mtller mlilde heudhnes early th11 year when be char1ed opera taons of Orange County Jail were -.tudded with ca!>cs of l(uard brutality and inmate aboui.t• In testimony before an A-. sembly committee headed by A .. semblyman Richard Alatorre < D· Los Angeles J, M ti lcr <'harged that jail guards beat 11n 1nmute to deC1th and then passed h1~ death off as a su1<.·1dc. The 33 -year old cx -rnrr however, failed lo produce· tht: documentation he c h1imed to have to support his charges At the time he was the jail's leading critic, Miller w<J s found 1ng a Jail_ reform group, the Equal Justice and Human Rights Foundation. Now, like the burglary charges, actlvjties of the founda- tio.n that solicited funds from private donon are under in- vestigation. Sheriff Brad Gates said earlier this week that the investigatJon into. Miller's activities has nothing to do with the role he played as a jail critic. "These things have come to our attention and we are obligat· ed to investigate them no matter w~o the subject may be," Gates said. Miller. who earned a law degree while in pri::.on, works as a law clerk an Brea. Fro.PageAJ SEX •.. work ror 'lips ·That's where the money for prostitution would come in ... Stem said the alleged pros- titutes were arrested when "they went to the location and the customer there was an un · dercover pol ice officer " The 12 women were booked for investigation of soliciting pros· 1tut1on Goldin, arrested at his Manna del Rey apartment, -was b ooked for rnvestq,:at1on or rriminal conspiracy, pimping and pandering. Lisa Butler. 25, and Craig Lamm. 30, were booked for invest1gat1on of the !>ame v1olat1ons When "Summerwinds" phones were shut off last March. Goldin denied his operation was LI front for prostitution. .. People c11ll to a .. k to have a youn~ lacly sent lo do a massa~e or a nude modeling scsswn." he said. llc s11id the customers wen· charged $.15, or wh1rh the girl was allowed to keep S5 Goldin said at the time that his J?1rTs all signed nofarized state- ments that they would not en~age 1n ille$tal acts In the Bole .Jl'ff I laltwrt a" ;.11h c:-.tncatlon uftt.•r I ailing 111to a hole 111 a Cai.\. I 11d '>IUl'\Htlk <'ausecl by the remo\'al o( u l.1111p po~t 11 .dlit.·rt ·..., "ift'. <'al twnm'. .... 1ancb h.\ helpll•:-.:-. h a .... "Pl'l'l,1t111..., L!<tlhL·t I k \\ "'" lak~n to <.1 hn~p1t<.1I ;.1ftt•t h 1-, It '"t'lll' Tw-o Men Accused Of El Toro Rape A young woman who was seek· ing a loan that would bail her boyfnend out of Orange County Jail was driven to the El Toro Road area by two men and raped Thursday, sheriff's officers re· ported. Deputies !>aid the 21-year-old victim was contacted al the San· ta Ana Jail by two men who over· New Hughes Routes Miss OC Airport A spokesman for Hughes Airwest said today the airline's plans lo add a dozen new routes and expand its 727 and DC9 jet neet won't affect operations at Orange County Airport. T¥rs~ay . the a1rhne an- noun<'ed Ptans lo add si» Boeing 727s to the fleet of three already in operation and to purchase up to 25 additional DC9s to meet in creased pas!.cngcr demand and to open routes to the South. Midwest, Ala!!ka and Canada. Larrv Litchfield, spokesman for the airline, noted that none of the expansion plans involve Orange County Airport The airline's long-range ex- µansion plans run through 1980 and are subject lo route approval by a variety or u. s. governmen- t a I agencies. he said Victim Identifie d CARLSBAD <AP> A truck- ing ex<'cutivc from Albuquerque. N M .. ha::. been identified as the man killed Thursday when h\s ttght plane htt a biilSldc-thtte miles northeast of Palomar Airport heard her making 1nqulries on where she could raise the balance of money needed for a bail bond. She told officers she accom· panied the pair in their pickup truck when they assured her that they had a friend in the El Toro area who would provide the loan. Instead, she said, they halted their vehicle in hilly country near the intersection of El Toro and Canada roads, beat her and then raped her. Officers said the victim described her abductors as beine in their early twenUes and of Mexican-American extraction. She told investigators she heard the names "Manuel " and ''Paul" used during her abduction. Officers said the victim was aided by a passing motortst and taken to a l<><:al hospital for ex· amination. She was allowed to retum home alter trealement for s hock and minor cuts and bruises Solicitors Face Arrest In Clemente Door·to-door salesmen will be arrested if thev are caught soliciting 1n San Clemente residential neighborhoods, the cl· t Y 1>ollce department announced today ResadenLc; for various parts of the city have complained to police of being-approached by salesmen. who have come to their doors, said Lt. Clifford Gates. Banaer Towlag Owner Seeks Airport Use The owner or a company that L-Ows advertising banners out of Meadowlark Airport sought a temporary restraining order lo· day in Oran1e County Superior Court 1n order to continue opera- tions. Robert Cannon, owner of Sky Ad Inc .. said today that the Hunt· ington Beach City Council didn't properly establish findings or fact in voting in August lo pro- hibit hi.a activities at the aJrport. The council 's decision to terminate pickups and dropt1 of the banners at the airport followed complaints of residents that they constituted a safety hazard. An uproar ensued after a ban ner was accidentally dropped on power lines at an intersecllon near the airport on Memorial Day. It preceded by one day a fatali- ty involving a banner towing operation by another company in San Juan Capistrano. The city council in August gave Cannon 30 days in which to find anothe r location for banner pickups and drops. The deadline expired on Sept 7. Cannon said he has not towed banners since Sept. 1. "In the meantime, I'm losing money and my competitors are taking my business." he sa.id to· day. I lb. Heroin Taken; Tustin Man Charged A Tustin man, suspeC'ted of be· 1ng a key heroin connection an Orange County, was arrested Thursday by Santa Ana police who allege he had more than a r,ound of heroin in his possession. Antonio Euioqui Cervantes, 26, of 15491 Pasadena Ave. was arrested at his apartment by of ricers from Santa Ana and Tustin who had been conducting a two month investigation of heroin smu~1tlin1t. They claim he had $10.000 an cash in addition to the herorn which they estimated has a street value or more than $100,000 Cervantes was booked into Orange County Jail on a charge or possessing drugs for sale Officers said Cervantes al legedly had been distributing about one pound of heroin per week to more than 30 street heroin dealers in Santa Ana. During the investigation. police said. eight of those street dealers, from Santa Ana and Orange, were arrested on drug charges. Additional arrests are expected as the investigation continues. police said. Side Show Set On European Art A color slide presentation called "The Tree of Life in Folk Art" will be sbown Saturday at the Laguna Beach Library. The city council voted to re· voke Cannon's bus iness license 1r he continued operations beyond the deadline. Cannon saJd he has modified banner pickup and drop pro- cedures and declares them to be 1>afc Tht" city council has scheduled a pubUc hearing Oct. a to con- sider steps to close Meadowlark Airport altogether. r,...PageAJ PROTEST. • port· . Noise · Readings and mitiga- tion measures an adequate -Air pollution· Readings and mi ligation measures inadequate. Land use changes : Not described or located. AJternaUves: Not adequate- ly considered. Drainage' Property affected and mitigation measures not :.pcc1fit.•d. , {;round water recharge: No m 1tigation provided. Landi.caping Lack of lands capil'le over h41lf the project not acceptable. Obstruction of views Not cons idered. Traffic flow Surveys out· duted. -Description or proJect · Out dated. "Tlus association 1s strongly an favor of the expenditious com pie· lion of this widening project," the letter said. "However, we sincerely believe that considera- tion should be given to the health, welfare and environment of the citizens c,f our community." CalTrans has said "sound walls" along ~e freeway would lessen traffic roar to nearby res;. \JenL'I Laguna Cook Seeks 'Buddy' A Laguna Beach cook told police he'd sure Jike to run into his old buddy again. Steve Swift, 18, who has been .. taymg at the By the Sea Motel, 475 North Coast Highway, re- newed a friendship Wednesday with a man he met a month ago at the beach The friend said he had no place to stay and asked Swift if he could put him up for the night. Swift gave his friend the key to his motel room, and when he re- turned lo the room later, dis- covered his friend and S39S in cash missin5f. Officers are looking for a man named "John.•· School Site Snake Killed An anim al services ortlcer snared a ratUesnake found on a construction site near Thurston lnt~rmedlate School Thursday, police said today. She described the man as dark· skinned, with bushy dark hair and a beC1rd She said he left the Carlson home in a black and orange sedan Pohce said today the Carlsons were away from home for the everunR when the burglary oc· curred Lt. Ray Hartman said today no rurther information Is avallable but that detectives are in'. vesllgatlng the burifl3r¥ Enterprise Follows Beam to Landing Certain cosmetic and cleaning product firms. which commonly o perate door to door are licenced lo operate in San Clemente, but only by prior appolnlmenl, Gates said "They are lo make prior con· tact, and nol operate door lo door. as such.'· he said. Art Colony printmaker Vicki Feldon bues her lecture, sll~e show on European folk art, with examples from her collection on ciasplay. The art lecture begins at 3:30 p.m. at the library at 363 GleMeyre St. The art collecUon will remain at t.he library until Oct. 8. Workers al the Hillview tract 1n Temple Hills discovered the two-foot snake between som e building blocks and Officer Shawn Christensen used a sUck lease to pull the reptile out into the open. Police Lt. John Zelk e destroyed the s n ake with a shovel N. State Dampened By The Associated Press A weather frdnt could bring a sprinklina of rain to the northern Up of CalJfornia today, the Na. tlonal Weather Service said. OltANOI CQAfT L $C DAILY PILOT EDWARDS AIR f'ORCE BASE <AP> -The Space Shuttle Enterprise. following a cone o( electr onic beam s to its touchdown point. landed safely today after its third Jllde teat from 4\1! mHes above the desert. Among the watchers on the ground Wa! a group of space buffs from Utah. They included hhth school and college students who hope lo send science experl· ments aboard an Enterprillt 11is- ter ahJp when it blasts into space in tbe lleOs The Shuttle was guided In Its landing by a microwave device. similar to one used to guide airplanes to carrier landlngs, that sendJ a beam of signals from the ground toward the lncomlnt craft. tt was the first Cree-filaht tHt in which the device w ... used. A•ttonaut1 Fred Halse and Gordon Fullerton were at tht contTolt for the Hcond tlmc. They guided the craft on its maiden flight here Aug 12. Halse. 43, and Fullerton, 40, also ~witched on an automatic pilot for less than a minute as they approached the dry lake bed runway. "The auto·land worked almost perfe<'tly -right on the glide 11lope," radioed NASA Mission Control ti\ Houston. indicatln& the computer system had flown the Enterprise precisely on c-ourse The only problem the Shuttle encountered was with com- municaUons Interference in a Sky Lit Up Over Moscow IT'S HERE .•• YESTERYEAR? .. Selection of carpeting wasn't fantastic back in 1894 when our grandfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were "in." and grandfather specialized in them. Our father got into the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. mostly Wlltons and Axminlsters. 'Lately we have seen a resurgence of Axminister carpets In beautiful florals and prints. The eff~t created by an unusuat pattern can transform a dull room into something speefacular. Please atop In and aee our large selection. Orange Coast EDITION T oday' C losin g N.Y.S t oeks VOL. 70, NO 266, 4 SECTIO NS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRtDAY2 SEPTEMBER 23, 1977 N TEN CENTS . . . SoDie N-M Teachers CoUld . LQse Jabs By MJCHA•:L l'ASKt-;\'ICtt °' ... 0..1, ....... , ... A !i>lunmng tt1 op in '>ludent enrollmt>nt ha<> left tht' Nt:wport Men l nafled ~l·hool Distract with m1lre teachl'rs than 1t needi. and district officials ma> begin a "comphcall's or 1.620 studenb this year mean.., lhc scn1ccs of between 25 ,1ncJ :IO tct.1thc1 s 1tren t r~ally m·t•dt-d Sinn· the ll'at·heri. urc under l'Onlracl for the whole 1977 78 ... l'huol ;car, the edwculori. will remain on the payroll, costing the dustr 1ct an estimated $400,000 an salancs D1i.tr11:t Superintendent John Nicoll today said the excess in struttori. "won't Just be standing b; .. during this school year • Many are being assigned to small classes and we are in the JHOCCS!i of combining these classes to brine them up to normal sue (about 26 students per class)." he said Some teachers may be as· signed to the district's substitute teacher pool or transferred to other schools, but all will remain as full ·time inswuctors. Nicoll explained. Dl8tr1ct officals are still at a loss to explain just what caused the surprise drop in enrollment. An enrollment drop of about 920 students was expected, but an ad· ditional 700 students disap· peared, almost mysteriously, durlni summer vacation. Nicoll said these students were "physically present in the dis· trict last spring, according to census figures. .. By November we ahould koow how it Clhe enrollment plc· tu re) looks for next year," said Nicoll. "If the decline continues we will have to determine al the first of the year if we must pro· ceed to further reduce our staff," he added. A three.year-old Supreme Court decision places strict criteria on the dismissal or teachers. •'-" ' "" • .. rw· Calling it a "very complicated process" Nicoll said there wm be hearings and other steps to as· sure the teachers are erarfted due process~ rer than s1mp1¥ being d~mlss . Probaliona t chera, those who haven't r ved tenure by leaching in the district for three years, would be the first to eo if the district is forced to make cut- <See TEACllERS, Page A2> Cella Fraud Trial Gets Trftnsf er Struck by Auto Girl Cyclist Dies An ll·yc:.11· old Newport Beach girl, "ho incxplicttbly tned to bi cycle ac 1 oss a busy thoroughfare againi.l a traffat light. died Thursday ni ght after she wa~ struck by a car Monique F Reda of 30 Burning Tree Road di e d at Hoag Memorial Hospital after suffer· ing head injuries in the 6 45 p.m traffic a('cident Police said the girl, a seventh grader at Linrnln Sc hool, and <1 t·o mpanion apparently were hienhng from Fa:-.hion Island to H1 g Can)on. approaching San Joa(jUl'1 Halls Road on Santa Rosa Onve. Traffic Investigator Mike Mullins said the two girls stopped for the red light at the intersec· lion, which was in the middle of its phase for through traffic on San Joaquin Hilts Road. Mullins said Miss Reda started across the intersection whil e her friend waited for the light. She St•ieide Call Mesan W am8 Copa Fint A Costa Mesa man who phoned police to report his own impend· ing suicide, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun as five police officers raced to hl.s apartment shortly before midnight Wednes day, police said. Police arrived at the scene at 2000 Parsons St. just moments after Lloyd Elmer Wheeler, 59. placed the shotgun 1ns1de his mouth and pulled the trigger. He died instantly. A police dispatcher had re· ceived a call from Wheeler, who said: "I'd like to report a suicide, let me give you some informa· lion." "Who as committin~ suicide?" the dispatcher asked. "I am," Wheeler responded. "I 'vc got a shotgun." Arter catmlv giving the dis· patcher his address, Wheeler added, "I'll leave the front door open ... " "What's your name?'' asked the dispatcher, hoping to engage Wheeler in conversation and talk him out of his suicide plans. "You'll find out when you get here,'' Wheeler replied before thanking the officer and hanging up. OUicers dispatched to the apartment complex on Costa Mesa's west side, were met by a neighbor who told them she had JUSt heard a gun shot. Wheeler's body was found slumped against a wall of his apartment with a double barrel shotgun at his side. Pohce said there was no in· dlcation why the man took his own lire Thieves Get $6,700 In Office Supplies Burglars who broke into an airport area omce building got away with office equipment valued at more than $6,770, ~ewport Beach police reported today. The therts were discovered Thursday morning by Thomas Garvey, one of the partners of Milum and Garvey Insurance Coast We a t h er Patchy night and morn· Ina low clouds with varla· ble high cloudiness will stick around through Saturday. Temperatures wUl be about the same. Lowi; in SOii. Ulghs Satur• day68to78. INSIDE TODA~ An open field in the mkldle of lr'tJllM mau aeem Ub cm odd lpot for a perf onning ortl '"""°'· but that'• }ult"'"°''' ' comtng 1ip. ~e Po.ge Cl of the Wtekmdn .... x Brokers, occupants of the build· ing at 3720 Campus Drive whel'e the break·an occurred. Police said the burglars ap· parenlly smashed one of the two- s Lory building 's ground·floor windows to get inside. Once In the omces. the thieves pried in· terior doors to steal equipment from other bullding tenants, David L. Roberson fOd As· sociates and Heritage Real Estate. Listed as missing were eight IBM Selectric typewriters, one Correcting Selectric, three elec· tronic calculators, one println& calculator and a cassette tape player. Powerful Storm ltims At Cout? had nearly reached the opposite side of lhe six lane strcel when she was slruck hy a car driven by Ann Hench of 1020 M udison Place, Laguna Beach. Mullins said the accident is still under investigation, but pre· liminary findings indicate Miss Hench was not at raulL The hlUe girl was rushed to Hoag Memorial Jlosp1tat where she was declared dead ut about lOp.m. RetireIDent Bill OK'd By House WASHINGTON <AP> The House passed and sent to the Senate today a bill to prohibit age·based mandatory retirement before age 70 in private business and eliminate forced retirement entirely under federal service The vole was 359 to 4. Under current federal law. private employers can force workers to retire at age 65 and federal workers are subject to mandatory retirement at age 70. The private sector portion of the bill would go into effect 180 days after passage and ~he federal part immediately upon enactment. The bill would exempt bona fide collective bargaining agree· ments which would require In· voluntary age·base-retirement between 65 and 70 for the re· malnder of the agreement or two years, whichever comes first. Rep, Claude Pepper CD· Fla.), a principal sponsor or lhe legisla· lion, said the bill would not pro· hiblt forced retirement for m· competence or failing health. The measure applies to private sector workers whose employer has 20 or more persons on the payroll -that covers about 70 percent of the U.S. labor force. The proposed law would not cbanie 65 as the age at which most people can begin collecting their maximum Social Security ooneOts. The House defeated an attempt by Rep. John N. Erlenbom CR· Ill.). to delay the bill's effect for two years. Erlenborn said he wanted more time for business and pulled off the petals representing children , work, health, transportation, spouse, friends and thurch. Only a barren center, the self, remained. ' Workmen Cor Boyle Engmeermg; who were using th1~ hargc to Investigate the sturdiness of the pilln~s holding up the Balboa ,tstand bridge, found out their vessel wasn't very sturdy It siµtk Thursday .while they were i.cstin~ pilings on the west side of the bridge. NB Mayor Asks Economic Study Citing the problems arising from this city's recently enacted park land law, Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal says he wants future measures to be sub- jected to an economic as well as environmental'itn'pact study. Dostal ls propoalng that a few city councilmen, planning com- missioners and city staff mem· bers form a committee to figure out how to do economic studies of proposed projects and leglslJ· lion. Tentatively, Dostal said he thinks It should be done by a citizen group coJl'jpoaed of economic and financial experts who would review proposals and give councUmen an idea ol what the economic consequences will be. ' ·'There are a lot of things we're goiDg to be Lacing in the near future," he explained at Mon· day's council study session. "For instance, I'd Uke to know what the lone·range financial impllca· lions of things like the governor'• Urban Strateay will be, how the development and road phasing plan would affect us, or how to best go about preserving the city's marine industries. "Those are \he kinds of lhln&s I think should be considered.'' Dostal first brou1ht up his pro- ($ee STtlDY .. Page A2) PohliCity 'Hinders' Fairness By TOM BARLEY OI ._ o.llY ,.llet lt.eff Dr. Louis J. Cella Jr.'s trial on multiple counts of fraud and grand theft will be transferred to another California county, an Orange County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday. Judge H . Warren Knieht agreed with defense attorney George Chula of Costa Mesa that heavy pretrial publicity has re·. duced the possibility of a fair trial in this area for Cella, ~ Cella and codefendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32. will be tried separately on 127 felony counts contained in a Grand Jury indict· ment, Judge Knight has ruled. It is alleged that they were in· volved in repeated acts of fraud that cq,t two hospitals controlled • by ·eeua as secr,tary-treuurer an estimated $2 Dlllllon ln funds. Both men were convicted on related charges 15 months ago in Los Angeles Federal Court. Cella is free on appeal from a five.year prison term while Evans awaits appellate action on his one year prison sentence. Judge Knight reduced Celia's bail from $100,000 to $25,000 Thursday and then turned to the issue of a possible ou~f county location for Evans' trial. However, defense attorney James Riddet told Judge Knight, that the former administrator of Santa Ana's Mercy General Hospital may withdraw his re· quest for a change ot venue in favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Knight gave Riddet until Sept. 29 to decide on the change of venue motion. He will contact the slate's judicial council today with a view to relocating Celia's trial which is scheduled for Oct. 3. Chula vigorously condemned the news media Thursday for · .. creating the kind of hostile en· vlronment" that had made it necessary for Cella to be tried in another jurisdiction. "He will now have lo face trial far away from hia friends and as- sociates," Chula said. "I blame tbe local press for this and for a vindicli ve campaign against my client thtl Oates back to long before the 'riline of criminal charges. Former GOP. Leader Eyes . County Seat Tom Rogers, S2, a for mer chairman of the Oranae County Republican Central Committee. is expected to announce wilbln the next two weeks that he will be a cand ld ~te Tor county eupervilor in 1971. I( ao. Roa~rs • aMouncement wlll make him t he f1nt c.andldate to step forward' to chaltenae tn· cumbeftt Mh Dl1trlct Supervisor Thomas RUey. D~LY PILOT N Irvine Resident .. ID.diet ea lrv109 -dent Clyde Dlnnell, cum:atJ:r •Pe>eallnt an locome tux f \'utQnt"Onvlctlon 1tnd r11rtn1 lrtiAI to Arbona cm • SS.~ mtlhon land rraUd char1e. wu lnd1e·tt.'CJ thLJ Witt by• fedcrat p .. nd Jury on lJ~wot mail fraud Dtooell, 57, fo rmerly of N~wport 8 earh , wu numed uluna with $Ix other employei. of Thunderbird V•lltiy, a defunct luQd opttatlon ln west Arizona. Law eatorcement officials in Ph~x said &;.nnell wu named m the lndJctmenu handed down Tuesday by the federal Grand Jur~ m Tucson Dtnnell is accused of illegalzy ... elling mortgages of property in Thunderbird Valley under the 8$· i.umed name of Ben Sa.rice Federal officials m Tucson say they expect him to be m court there by Monday fo r arnugn. ment on the fraud charge Dinnell, who formerly lived at the Balboa Bay ClutJ, now bsts an address at 9 Wandt::riog Rill. lrvme1 The Other andi ctees listed m the Thunderbird Vallcy'"c ase are all associates of Ned ·warren of Arizona, who is also under Indict· menlin another fraud case. Dtnnell and his sol), Anthony. 29. or 18732 Paseo Cortez. trvine, now operate a hot dog Cranchis· ing bus m ess called the Dog Father. Prior to moving to the Orange Coast, both worked for a Phoen1x fir m, combtncd Eq uity As· surance, which was the subjed of a three-year anvesti$:.al1on by the special prosecutor'!'. offi c~ of the Arizona State Attorney C."'cnerat O.lly ...... Ital! - Thirsty Poocla Erie \\ url1 .. 17. o f Coron a del !\t ar. treats his dog. !°':ol'hl'. lo <• rlrmk 'or '' atc r a t park on bluff!:> above Big Corona hl'aC'h. Thl• pau:-,e fo r refresh mrnt \\as ''ell· <ll'S('P'\ t'd :'\o('hl' h~l(I J us l pul led Enc ;.ind his :-ikalL•boar d dcm n Oeean Bmil t•vard /mine Homing Settlelllent Due? BJ PJUUP &OSMARIN °' .. o.itY ~, ... ''-" Irvine Company officials are predicting settlement of a long- a t andine lawsuit over tow· income housing and the proposed Irvine lnd\!Slrial Complex-East, •'before th~ day is done.•' Tb& aelUement proposal would provide for the buildlne of up to 1,400 rental apartment.a afforda· ble by low and moderate income families up to 700 of them for employes of the new Industrial park. It baa been endorsed by both the Irvine Company, a defendant in the laws.alt along with the City of Irvine, and the Orange County Fair Housine Council. which filed the suit 2~ years ago The basls for the suit is the al· leged lack of affordable housing in Irvine for workers who would be e mployed a t the new in· dustriaJ complex.' The city council met for 90 minutes in secret session Thurs· day to discuss the settlement pro· posal. Outside a Fair Housing Council attorney huddled with top Irvine Company offi cers, 10- c luding Preside nt Peter C. Kremer. A compiiny spokesman said the latter group, which also in- cluded company counsel Uav id Kerrigan and former president and now cons ultant Raymond Watson. met until midnight lo· day. The c• council meets again lonight in closed session begin· ning at 7: 45. Attorneys for the city, the Irvine Company and the Fair Housing Council met toda)' lo re- solve what reportedly are minor differences over the settlement An Ir v in e Co m pany spokesman saJd the settlement 1s essentially the same that was proposed last month br Watson. It included two basu: methods for providing affordable housing. The method preferred by the company was to build up to 1,400 rental units on 70 to 80 acres of I and owned by UC Irvine. The area, in the southeast sec· tion of the campus, is part of 510 acres sold to the university by the I rvane Company in 1964 at a re- duced price of $6,500 an acre. The bargain price Included a restriction that the university build housing for faculty and Stu· dents on the property. The Wat.son proposal would lift the restriction to permit a mixed housing use, with half the 1,400 units for ca mpus housing and the other half for housing employes orthemdustriaJ park. Thal opuon depends upon the agreement of UC Regents. UCI ChanceUor Danie l Aldrich said today the proposal is "under ex· ploration -but there's a long way to go before determining whether it's acceptable:" The second method proposed by Watson would be to set aside <.t bout 32 acres of Irvine Com- pany.owned land for the develop- ment of 700 apartments for s mall -budget families .. The <.1 partments would depend upon federal s ubsidies, for which Two Sought In Huntington 'Pigeon Drop' Wut..'>Ofl said the compeny could qualify by selling the land at lil· tie or no cost. Both melboda call for develop. ment of the apartments over as much as 12 ye ars, or about 58 apartments a year . The Irvine Company issued a statement today that "We are greatly encouraged about ~e prospects or an imminent settl~· menl. "There are s till some details to be worked out by attorneys. W-e are optimistic that agreement will be reached before the daY is done.:· At least one Irvine city couQ· cilman, Mayor Bill Vardoulls, was less optimistic. Vardoulls said the council is ~eeking some sort or guarantee that the city won't have to sub- sidiie any of the low-income apartments provided by the pro- posed settlement. •'The city shouldn't be dragged m any way to be bound to city ex- penditure," Vardoulis said. "We've expressed the willing- ness to provide the opportunities <for affordable housing), t o make sure the zoning is proper, and r educe requir e m ents for amenities like extra parking for complexes." Vardoulis complain ed that the city should never have been in- cluded in the lawsuit ... The city doesn't build houses," he said. "We don't build apartments." Fro. Page Al STUDY ... That mvest1gat1on ended with the indictment of 15 people, in duding both Dinnells, who were lts ted in a total or 95 of the land fr aud chargei. The younger D1nnelt faces sen· tencing Oct 14 in Phoen1x after pleading gui lty tc1 three felony c·harges. Enterprise Lands Safely Two young fe male bunco artists pulled the "pigeon drop scheme" on an unsuspecting elderly Huntington Beach woman Thursday afternoon and made off with $5,000 in cash, police reported. posal this summer when Coun- cilman Paul Ryckofr was trying to get the council to form a citiien committee to study the budget. Bul councilmen defeated the idea or a budget committee. In discussing his economic impact study, Dostal s aid it didn't necessarily have to be done by a citizen committee, although he seems lo favor :.uch a structure. llis father, Clyde, 1s scheduled to stand trial with three other for mer employrs or the now de funct company on .Jan 10 Touchdown Guided by Electronic Beam The two women waited out.side the Mercury Savings and Loan, 7872 Edinger Ave .. and told an elderly woman they had found some money. pol ice said. Last April, Dinn<'ll was con \'1cted of two counts or Ciling false income tax returns by a federal court In Phoenix and he was sen Lenced to 18 months in fed eral prison. Ile 1s currently free on hond pend mg hi:. appeal EDWARDS AIR F ORCE HASE lJ\P 1 The Space Shuttle Enlerpri!'!C, following a cone or l'l ec l ro n1 c be am s t o 1ti. touchdown point. landed safely loday arter 1ls third glide test from 41 ~miles above the desert Among the watchers on the ground was a group or space Tustin Man Nabbed \vith I lb. Heroin ,\Tustin man, sui.pected of be· m~ u kev ht•rom connection in Orange County, wus arrested Thursday by Santa Ana pohce who allege he had more than a pound or heroin in his possession. Antonio Euioqui Cervantes, ;!ti, of 15491 Pasadena Ave. was .1rrested at his apartment by of fi cers from Santa Anu and Tustin who had been conducting a two- month investigation of heroin .smu~1dins.t. . They claim he had $10,000 in cash in addition to the heroin which they est1ma~ has a street value of more than Sl00,000. Cer vantes was booked into Orange County Jail on a charge or possessing drugs for sale Offi cers <;aid C<•rvanles al · Architects Picked For Senior Center The Newport Beach architec· tural firm or Wilson V. Woodman and Associates has been selected to prepare the plana for the city's senior citizen center multi purpose room. City counq jlmen have authorized a SU,ooo contr act with the Cirm. A 4,000.square•foot building is contemplated at the center , Fifth and Mareuerlte AvenUes ln Corona del Mar. N DAI l y Pl Lo·r legedly had been distributing about one pound of heroin per week to more than 30 street heroin dealers in Santa An a. Dur ing the inves tigation. police said. eight of those street deaters, from Santa Ana and Orange, were arrested on drug charges. Additional arrests are expected as the investigation continues, pol ict' said New Hughes Routes Miss OC Airport A s pokesman for Hughes Airwest said today the airline's plans to add a dozen new rout.es and expand its TZ7 and DC9 Jet neet won't affect operationa at Orange County Airport. Thursday. the airline an· nounced plans to add six Boeing 727s to the fleet of three already in operation and to purchase up to 25 additional DC9s to meet In· creased passenger demand and lo open routes to the South, Midwest, Alaska and Canada. Larry Litchfield, spokesman for the airline, noted that none or t he expansion plans Involve Orange County Ai!1ort. The airline's lqne·range ex- pansion plans nm through 1980 and are subj,ct to route approvaJ by a variety ol U. S. governmen- tal •encies, be saJd. ,,.._P.a9eAI TEACHERS. buffs from Ulah. They included high school and college students who hope to send science experi- ment..<; aboard an Enterprise sis- ter shjp "hen it blasls into space in the 19808 The Shuttle was guided in its landing by a microwave device, s imilar to one used to guide airplanes to carrier landings, that sends a beam or signals from the ,ground tow.ard' the Incoming cralt. lt was the\nntt free-flight test in which the device was used. AstronaUts Fred Haise and Gordon Fullerton were at the controls for 1he second time. They guided the craft on Its maiden flight here Aug. 12. Haise. 43, and Fullerton. 40, also switched on an automatic pilot for less than a minute as they approached tlle dry lake bed runway. ''The auto-land worked almost perfectly right on the glide slope," radioed NASA Mission Control In Houston. indicating the computer system had flown F,..,,. Page Al SST .•• safely of the American people. sel a fair and reaAonable noise s tandard for ~T operations and s trike a balance between the legitimate domestic and interna- tional interests of the United States.·· Adams said flights to the 11 ex- tra clUCS" could start once the rules have been permanently established for the needle-nosed ai rcraft. Those cities were picked because environmental Impact Rtatements have been completed on them. Asked about the envll'onmental impact, Adams said ''l think it would be moderate or Ugbt under the restricUons." "Matters like this take a minimum of four mon1hs tor comment, counter-comment and rule making, but in this circumstance lt will probably take longer," Adams said. Adams aalcf he coufd not com· ment on whether the administra- tion took into consideration the poslblllty that either French or Britbh 11'\ternaJ politic• wciuld be affected b'y thedeclalon. the EntcrprtsC' prec isely on course. The onl y problt·m the Shuttle e ncounte red was with com munications. Interference m a radio channel between the En terprise and its earn er plane forced the crew to switch to a backup system before it was launched for its ri ve-m inute free night. After the Boeing 747 with the Shuttle on top climbed to 23.876 reel above the air base. cxplo:.1vc bolts were fired lo set the En· terprise free. Lacking engines of i ts own. the c r a ft g lided downward at more than 300 miles an hour. with the astronauts put· ting it through banks. turns and up and down maneuvers to test its handling qualities. The lasl free flight test was conducted on Sept. 13 by two other astronauts. Bids Sought For Bridge Bids are being sought for a bicycle and pedestrian bridge to parallel Newport Boulevard over ~he Newport Island channel. The 274-foot bridge is to be built on the east side of the exist· ing Newport Boulevard bridge at an es\imated cost of $85,000. Deadline for submission of bids is Oct. 14. Tentative COITIPleUon date for the project is mid- February 1978. One woman, who called herself J ane Anderson, told the victim she and her friend Katie could share in the find so long as the elderly woman put up $5,000 "in good faith." The women who said they fo und the money then told their victim they would be right back after they put the cash in lbe bank Kati e and J ane Anderson. never returned, the bunco victim told police. Newport Honored For Road Safety Newport Beach has r eceived an Award or Merit from the Automobile Club of Southern Ca li fornia for having no pedestrian fatalities last year and for ils pedestrian safety pro- gram. The award marks the thlrd time in lhe past seven years that Newport Beach has received special recognition from the auto club. Strike View Aired LOS ANGELES (AP ) - California Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger says be does not believe public employes should have the right to strike. Younger ex- pressed bis views during a Thursday taping of a television news shown to be aired Sunday. The matter will be discussed again during the council's study session on Oct. l l . D06tal said the point of the s tudy would be to balance en- vironmental concerns with economic ones. Citing the so-called Alberton initiative, which increased the amount or parkland dedicated to the city by developers from two acres to five for every 1,000 new. resldenls, Dostal said he feels lhat if s ome economic "homework" had been done on the measure, councilmen might not have enacted it. The measure has become the source of controversy because of the hi~h co~t or fees th at must be paid by developers of projects less than 50 units where land dedication is not practical. One s uch development, a seven condominium project on the Pen.insula, faces park fees of $22,000. Stop Sign Slated At Dove and Quail Motorists who are used to driv- ing south on Dove Street, through the Quail Street intersection to get to Bristol Street will find something new on their route. Newport Beach city coun- cilmen have ordered installation of a stop sign in the southbound lanes of Dove where it meets Quail. Motorists on Quail already have a stop sign. IT'S HERE ... YESTERYEA~! Selection of carpeting wasn't fantastic back in 1894 when our grandfather started his carpet store. Ori~ntal Rugs were "in." and grandfather specialized in them. Our father got into the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. mostly Wiltons and Axministers. LatelY we have seen a resurgence of AXminister carpets in beautiful florals and prints. The effect ~rested by an unusual pattern can transform a dull room into something spectacular. • Please stop in and see our". large selection. . I Saddleback EDITION ' ' Alt rnooa N.Y. Stocks . . ' . l VOL 70. NO 266. •SECTIONS. •4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1977 TEN CENTS! Carter Wants SST to · Land • In LA WA!'-llINGTON l i\Pi Th<" Curtl'r udmln1strutton propost.'<f rules today that rould bring supcr1>00ll' Cont.'ordc fu~hL'> into as m1it.ny as 13 U S c 1t1~ next year on a perm ant'nl bai.111 Al thl' saml' tune. 1t extended 1ndef1n1tcl.> the federal pernllss1on earhl'r gninted the plane to land al Dulle:. lnterna tlonJI Airport outside Wastun~ton and al J ohn f' Ken Lance Probe Stepped Up WASJJJNGTO."-; l/\P 1 The Just1re D<.·partment 1s pledging "full s team ahead" an the a1minal an vcst1gat1on of Herl Lance''> financial affairs. despite President CarlN 's asst•r lion that Lane .... commit ted nocnm(•s "This as an andt•p('nclt•nt mvest1galwn and 1l s going to continu<·." D<•puty /\tty Gen Pel<'r Flaherty suid in an interview Thur~d<.1.> Ile sa1cl Cart<.•r's as:-.cr lions of L;.mct''s innocence would have no l'ffccl on the departmf.'nt investigation and the ultimutc dl:'cision about pr0St·cut1on Worrtan, 21, ·Rape d Ne ar Toro Road A young woman who was seek· ing a loan that wouJd bail her boyfriend out of Orange County Jail was driven lo the El Toro Road area by two men and raped Thursday. sheriff's officers re· ported. Deputies said the 21-year-old victim was contucted a\ the San- ta Ana jail by two men who over- heard her making inquiries on whe r e she could raise the balance or money needed for a ball bond She lold officers she accom· panied the pair in their pickup truck when they assured her that they had a friend in the E;I Toro area who would provide the loan Instead, she said, they halted their vehicle in hilly country near the intefseclion of El Toro and Canada roads, beat her and then raped her. ·Officers said the victim described her abductors as being In their early twenties and or Mexican-American extraction. She told investigators she heard the names "Manuel" and "Paul" dsed during her abduction. Officers said the victim was atded by a passine motorist and taken to a local hospital for ex- amination. She was allowed lo return home after treatement for s hock and minor cuts and brul.ses. .Former GOP leader Eyes County Seat ncdy lnt~rnatlon&I Airport out !>Ide New York City The OuJles flight!>, uuthorized unt.ler a 16-month tru1l period, would have expired Saturday un leu the permission were ex tended. Flights have not started at New York becau~e of a court b;.ttJe Oth<'r cities which could get Concorde flights under the ad· m inistrat1on 's proposal are 16 A rrested Anchorar.t>. AlaskR ; Boston. Dallas; Honolulu, Hawaii; Lo6 Angele1>; Miami ; Hous ton ; Chicago; Seattle; San Fran clsco; and Philadelphia. Each city, however, would have some local authority to ban the flights -s imilar to the authority which New York is at· tempting to use to keep the sleek plane out of its airport. Transportation Secretary Prostitution Ring Broken LOS ANGELES !AP > Sheriff's officers have arrested 16 persons in breakup of what one 1n V«!l>ligator called "the largest prostitution ring in the history of Los Angeles County." The arrests Thursday night followed a six-month investiga- tion into a Marina del Rey-based outcall massage operation run by Marvin Goldin. Goldin, 40, had his operation slowed down last March when or. ricials suspended telephone service to his "Summerwind" massage and nude modeling agency However, he continued to operate the agency under another name, sheriff's Lt. Jerry Stem said today. Thursday night's arrests came after Municipal Court Judge Mary Waters issued felony war· rants against Goldin and seven associates. Goldin, two as· sociates and 12 alleged pros- titutes were arrested Thursday ni~ht. ~1 ve of Goldin 's associates were stall being sought. Stem said. "This was a typical outcall massage operation," Stem said. "The customer would see ads in underground news papers Cash, Jewels Stolen From Viejo Woman A Mission Viejo woman was robbed of Sl ,800 in cash a nd jewelry valued 1tt $9,500 Thurs- day shortJy after she parked her car in the parking lot al Laguna Hills Mall. Orange County Sheriff 's of· ficers said Marietta Briggs. 68, of 25252 Oakgleo Drive. told them she was robbed by two young women -one black, one while who threatened her with bodily harm if she did not surrender the contents or her purse and her jewelry. The jewelry Included two valuable dlamong rings. Officers s~id the two women then ran off with a haul valued at $11.300. Their descriptions are belng circulated today to law en· forcement agenci«!s throughout Southern California. Officers said the victim told them she was carrying the large amount or caah because sbe f.l&s shoppiJ\i. they're rather explicit the girl would go lo the customer. charge so much money for the so-called massage, and then s he would work for 'tips.' That ·s where the money for prostitution would come in." Stern said the alleged pros- titutes were a rrested when "they went to the location and the custom er there was an un- dercover police offi cer." The 12 women were booked for investigation of soliciting pros· itution. Goldin, arresled at his Marina del Rey apartment, was booked for Investigation of <See SEX, Pa1e A2> Retirement Bill OK'd By House WASmNGTON <AP) -The House passed and sent to the Senate today a blll to prohibit age-based m andatory r etirement before age 70 in private business and eliminate forced retirement entirely under federal service. The vote was 359 to 4. Under c:urrent federal law, private employers can force work~rs to retire at age 65 and federal workers are subject to mandatory retirement at age 70. The private sector portion of the bUl would go into effect Jae days after passage a nd the federal part immediately upon enactment. The bill would exempt bona fide collective bargaining agree- ments which would require in· voluntary age-base retirement between 65 and 70 for the re- m ainder of the agreement or two years, whichever comes first. Rep. Claude Pepper <D-Fla. >. a principal sponsor of the legisla- tion, said the bill wQuld not pro- hibit forced retirement for in· competence or failing health. The measure applies to private sect.or workers whose employer has 20 or more persons on the payroll -that covers about 70 percent orthe U.S. labor force. The proposed law would not change 65 as the age at which moet peopJe can begin coUecUng their m aximum Social Security benefits. Brock /\dami.. who announced the decision for President Carter, said the administration .. continue& to support a trial period of up to four Concorde rughts pert.lay" into Kennedy. Adam.'\ said the proposed rules wtuch will not go into effect un- til the puhhc has had a chance to comment on them are "de· !>lgned lo protect the health and :.afety of the American people, set a fair und reasonable noi!le standard for SST operations and strike a balance between the legitimate domestic and interna- tional interests of the United Stal~." Adams s.itid flights to the 11 ex- tra cities could start once the rules have been permanently established for the needle-nosed aircraft. Those cities were picked because environmental Impact statements have been completed on them. Asked about the environmental impact. Adams said "I think it would be moderate or light under · the restrictions." ··Matters like this take <c minimum of four months for comment. counter-comment and rule making, but in this circumstance It will probably <See SST, Page AZ) • . . · Publicity ·' In the Bole .le{( Halbert <H\ ails extricution after falling into a hole in a Garv. Ind . sidewalk t·aused b\ the remo' al of a lamp post. llalbcr1 's \\'If('. Cathrrme: c;t ancb"by ht• lplt'S!\ I~· as spectators gathl'I' I k "a~ luken lo a hosp1I al a fl er his re:-.c·ut• ., Mesa Suicide Makes Call to Cops First A Costa Mesa man who phoned police to report his own Impend· ing suicide, shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun as five police officers raced to his apartment shortly before midnight Wedne1· day. police said Police arrived at the scene at 2000 Parsons St JUSt moments after Lloyd Elmer Wheeler, 59, placed the shotgun Inside his mouth and pulled the trigger. He died instantly A police dispatcher had re· ceived a call trom Wheeler who said: "I'd like to report a sUlcide, let me give you some lnlorma· lion.·· "Who Is committing suicide?" the dispatcher asked. ''I am," Wheeler responded, "I've got a shotgun." After calmly eiving Uit dis· patcher his addr~ss, Wheeler added, 'Tit leave the front door open . ." "What's your name?" asked the dispatcher, hoping to engage Wheeler in conversation and talk him out of his suicide plans. "You'll find out when you get her!:': ~eeler replied before tharutlng the officer and hanging up. Officers dispatched to the apartment complex on Costa Mesa's west side, were met by a neighbor who told them she had just heard a gun shot. Wheeler's body was found slumped against a wall of his apartment with a double barrel shot&un at his side. Police said there was no in· dicat.ion why the man took hls own life. I lb~ Heroin Taken; Tustin Man Charged 'finders' Fairness By TOM BARLEY Of-o.lly ~119' St.Hf Or. Louis J . Cella Jr. 's trial on multiple counts of fra.ud and grand theft will be transferred to another California county. an Orange County Superior Court judge ruled Thursday. Judge H. Wa rre n Knight aireed with defense attorney Georee Chula of Costa Mesa that heavy pretrial publicity has re- duced the possibility of a fair trial in this area for Cella, 52. Cella and codefendant Stephen Robert Evans. 32, will be tried separately on 127 felony counts contained in a Grand Jury indict· ment, Judge Kni&ht has ruled. ll is alleged that they were in· volved in repeated acta of fraud that COit two hospitals controlled by Cella as secretary-treasurer - an estimated $2 million in funds. Both men were convicted on relat¢ charges 15 m ont hs ago in Los Angeles Federal Court. Cell 1s free on appeal from a five-year prison term while Evans awaits appellate action on his one year prison sentence. Judge Knight reduced Cella 's ball from $100,000 to $25,000 Thursday and then turned to the issue of a possible out of county location for Evans' trial. However, defense attorney James Riddel told Judge Knight, that the former administrator or Santa Ana's Mercy General Hospital may withdraw his re· quest for a change of venue in favor of an Orange County trial. Judge Knight gave Riddel until Sept. 29 to decide on the change of venue m otion. Jie will contact the state's judicial council today with a view to reloc:ating Cella's trial which is scheduled for Oct. 3 Chula vigorously condemned the ne'WS media Thursday for "creating the kind of hostile en· vironment" that had made it necessary for Cella to be tried in another Jurisdiction. "Ke will now have to face trial far away from his friends •Jld as· sociates," Chula said. "I blame the Jocal press for this and for a vindictive campaign against my client that dates back to long before the ttli1'8 of crlminal charges. Co ast Weather Patchy nlaht and morn. in& low clouds witb varia· ble hi&h cloudiness will slick around throuab Saturday. Temperatures . wUl be about tbe same. Lowa In SOS. Highs Satur· day68to78 · • 58 Frtday Septemt'41r 23, t077 • V ~ey. Parents Back Buses For Dunking Rites BJ WU.I.JAM SCHBBJBt:R OlllleO.-, ....... NOfABLt: M JON VlEJOdUzens will beinlinetor • dunkina SunJay during the community's 10th annual Mis 111on V1f'JO 01oty relebntion One ol the prime aU.racUo of the event. wbteh naos from noon to 5 p m on the front nine hole& of the C~a del Sol 1olf coune. ••a du.nkinc tmk. A ~traught, hard bueball pit.ch tnHera a drop 1eat, top- pling its occupant into icy water below. Thia year, am one others rlsldnc the tank, the prospective ''dunkees" include M iulon Vle)o lfigb Scbool Principal John Daywalt, Glen Yermo Elementary School Pl'lncipal David W'lt.cber, Girl Scout leader Bobbi Herman and Seville Homeowners Association activist Mlke Walsh Considering som e of the things Walsh has stirred up in the put, t.here may be a I.me wa.Jting for him to take the SGM•••H• catbird seat Sunday. Besides the laJlk, t.be restivlties w11l include fool races. volleyball sack races. a bole-in-one cont.est, balloon toss. Frisbee contest. horseshoes, watermelon eating contest a~d frog jumping competition. Baked goods and preserves will also be judged. ••• THE HOUR WAS LATE so it was probably under· standablc when Saddleback Valley Unified School District trustees and administrators engaged in a discussion of what sea:son of the year it was Ulis week. Trustee William Koehler kicked things ofr by askin1 Dr. J oseph Platow, director of pupil serv~ces if the ~ard badn 't been promised a report on the expenmental trimester pro- gram at Los Alisos Intermediate Scb<>?l. . . "We made a commitment to provide that information to the board in early fall," Platow said. · "Is th.is fall, Dr. Platow." Koehler asked sarcastically Platow paused to contemplate the matter but was saved by Supt. Richard Welte "ll's sttJJ summer until the 21st, isn't 1t, Joe"" Welte asked. "Yes. 1 think that's so."' Platow said, explaining to the board he bas been pretty busy lateJy. "l 'm kmd of wandenng m and out of roles. It's mterest· 1ng," he said. ''So, you 're having an educational experience. I'm glad to see that," responded Trustee Mary Phillips. This may have gone on longer if a member of the au· dience hadn't ambled up to the microphone to make a state· ment. "You want to make it short?" fired Board President Loa Young. "It's midnight and we turn into pumpkins very soon .. ••• .. EARLIER IN THE MEETING that brought us the dubious discussion of the seasons and pumpkins, trustees bad t.o confront angry parents over the issue of increased walking distance to school due to altered busing routes. Aft.er a steady stream of parents had come to the podium to uree more busing, Supt. Richard Welte had to make a remark. "It's mleresling," he observed. "Many people in California don't want lo be bused. We're fighting to be bused " ••• ANYONE INTEREST ED in the prospects lor success or solar powered housing can gel a glimpse or what might be the future during lours ol two such experimental dwellings in Mission Viejo this weekend. An open house and 2uided tours of the two Minimum Energy Dwellings CMED> in the planned community will take place from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . Saturday and Sunday. The project is located al 27232 Nogal Road, just ore Mareuerite Parkway in the Cordova Homes tract. The house5 were built with every possible energy sav- ing feature as part of a five-year experiment aimed at en· couraging developers.lo iz\CQrporate all or some of lbe new design features. 87lAUaJE 0.SPE& ....... , ..... ,'"' Pa ta ftf 7ou.apter1 wbo Wel'J ftt from saddlflback V aJJeJ Ualtled Sebool District's busing proairam will reaffirm their demands that tc-uatees re· inst.ale the service. After meeting with district ad m lnlstrators Thursday, the parents formed a committee to write a letter reconfirming their wish thut their children be bused lo school. . Most of the children are now walking from Mission Viejo neighborhoods to La Pat ln· termediate and Mission Viejo Hilh schools. Last year, these youngsters were provided transportation by the district. But during budget deliber•· Uons this summer. district tru~ increased the walking limit. which determines who is bused, from two to two and a half miles for secondary school st.u· den ls There were no protests from par ents at that time. They ap· parently did not become aware of the change until just before the school year began last week. Since then, parents have twice appeared before trustees to pro- test the .new policy. Trustees agreed this week to reconsider their action during their meeting on Oct. 5. Gilbert Moreno, the district's business manager who led the Sky Lit Up Over RU88ia MOSCOW (AP) -Sovietscien· lists are baffled by a mass of light that Oared Sept. 20 in the sk1es of Petrozavodsk in Soviet Karella and "hovered over the city in the form or a jellyfish sending down a multitude o( fine beams." Tass r.eported. The phenomenon occurred at about 4 a.m. over the city, which i11 130 miles from the Soviet- Finnish border, Tass said. ''The impre1sion was of a tor· rential rain of hght." "Some time later the glow ended." Tuss added. "The 'jellyfish' became a bright semicirc le and res umed its movement in the direction of lake Onega." E',....PageAJ SST~ ... take longer.·· Adams said Adams said be could not com- ment on whether the administra · tion took into consideration the posibility that either French or Brilll>h internal politics would be Jffected by the dec1s10n Strike View Aired LOS ANGELES (AP> - California Alty. Gen. Evelle Younser says be does not believe pu blic e mployes shou ld have the right to strike. Younger ex- pressed his views during a Thursday tapjng ·of a television news £hown to be aired Sunday. Jail Critic Makes flea Claims Innocence in S4 Burglary Charge By GARY GRANVILLE Of .. Deltr ........... Tom Miller, a.n u--c:oovicl wbo made headlines early this year as an outspoken cr!tJc ol Orange County JaH. pleaded innocent Tbundar t.o buritary cbarref lod&ed aplnst ~ by Santa Ana potfce. Municipal Court Ju.die J ohn H. Sm ith rejecte'd •a move by Mlller's attorney to M.ve tbe charges against his client dis· mined before sctieduJing a pre- liminary heutnc Oct. 14. DAILY PILCJT nothing to do with the role he played as a jail critic. ''These thinas have come to our jltteotioo and we are obllgat· ed to investilate tbem no matter ·who t.be subject may be." Gates sald. Miller, who earned a law dearee \dJUe in prison, works as a law cler1dD Brea. F ..... PageAI SEX ••• criminal conspiracy. pimpi.oc and pandering. Lisa But.la', 25, and -Craig Lam m, 30, were booked for investigation of the same violations. ~IM!la '"1iummerwtndl'' J>bana 1"!n lbul. Gft lut March, Gold.In denied his operallon was a front for prostitution. '• Peo11Je .call to uk to ha" a young ladJ _. te do a m.auace :ir_ nude modellnc 1esslon." be He Uid tbe CUl.Olnll'JS Wlft ·~ ol wbidl U. cWt WU ilcJe.cl to teep $5. m eeting Wtlh puenls Thursday, aaad be wall ~l•e trust a report om lbl tkwatioa. ""t he will not make a recommaad at ion Ke est1mued t.bul 1t will C'OSl the district nbout $226,000 to restore the service. He said these funds could come Crom the district 's $1.4 mttuon re- serves. But this amount, be not- ed, migbt be reduced by as much as $500,000 because the district hun't met its enrollment projec- tions. Moreno said trustees could also reinstate the services with budgeted fund& wh.lcb are still uncommitled to specific pro· grams. One example ol this, Ile said, is the educational resource w\lt, money allocated but still wnused for procranu lo scbool classrooms. In the end. be explained, the declSion will be det.ermmed by values wbelhec transportat.aon is considered more important than other school programs. ParenLc;, however. argue that the safety of their children should have the highest pr1or1ty. .. We are not 1oing there as a s pecial interest group ... ex· plained Virginia Schick, one of the parents "We are going there as parents. Safety is an interest Frona Page A I RETIRE ... pulled orr the petals represcntmg c hildren . work . beallb, transportation. s pouse, friends and church Only a barren center. the self, remaine~ But lhen she began replacing the petal.-.. eicplamini that even this person. whose hf(' seems to have lost so much. can make the necessary adJU!>tmenls That person can get day care and continue to stay at home. Ar· rangemenLc; can be m ade to get to church Ile or she can learn to take the bus New friends can be found. With th.is. Miss Minmc said. the person should be feeling better about himself and is probabl,y feeling better physically "You have to help people find substitutes." sh(• said. She ex· plained that her primary job is counseling "so lht'y can move on to something else." In the first SIX months Of this year, l>he saw 359 ~ople. Most of the people had medical dif· fi c ult1cs but som e h ad 1n tHpersonul a nd psychiatric problems The s ituations arc always \aried, she said "I don·t know what ·s going to happen at 3 p.m. Somebody migbt say Mrs. Jones needs help pretty badly." Iler caseload is growing but. s he said, it ii in hne with the in· creasing population. Nationally, 10 percent of the adult population has a mental health problem. she said. In Leisure World, it figures out to be closer to three percent. Although the community offers many activities for its residents, Miss Minnie said she is still con· cerned about those who are lone- ly and isolated. ·'There arc 19,000 people here." she explained. "Take any community that size. There are bound lo be people in tbat com· mun.ity wbo are lonely ... To offset this probleru, her of· fice in con1uoction with lhe Sad· dleback Community Hospital's Adult Day Care Center is begin· ning a new program called The Gathering Place. This, Miss Minnie s aid, is the exciting and fun part o! ber job. She explained, "We're actually creating a pJace for people to comet.a" or all parents .• She aid t.be tnmc l>l'ClllMml the sehoob afffft all youngwtera, whether they Lave near or close to the schools. "We definitely want 1t taken care of as soon as possible," she said. She an<\ David Mann, another parent, also predicted that the controversy will ~~e con· tuwed cocnmunlt1 ta the ~s. Mann said the P9rents' short· term goal is to get the busing re· instated. Bul, he said, tbelr Ion& term aoal Is to look at 11\e dis· trict'a bud1et a nd est ablish priorities of where they think the district's money should go. ' Walk••t Stage• .j St~nts Support Striking Teachers SANTA MARIA (AP) -Stu· dents at three of four hiih acbools in th.is scbooJ district have ataied a walkout in support of strlk.in& high scbool teachers, authorities said. More than 200 teacbers from three high schools had been on the picket lines aince Moeday in defiance or a temporary restrain· ing order. Tbey unanimously ratified a contract today, ending the strike. More than half the 4,537 stu· dents at Santa Maria, Righetti and Delta high schools stayed home Thursday to support the strike. school officlala said. Apparently the 101 students at Cuyama High School did not participate in the walkout, where only five absences were re- ported. Substitute teachers encoun- tered some classroom protests by students wbo did show up at school, but district officials said there were no strike-related inci· dents of violence. The Santa Maria High School District Faculty Anociatioo and the school district had been al an impasse since J u.ne 12, when a last-minute attempt to settle the dispute failed Monday, t he teachers voted to strike in- definitely. Four local Teamsters Union of. ficials sent a telegram to the school board and state Supertn.. Sowhhmd Threatened ByStonn? LOS ANGELES (AP) -A powerful Paciric tropical storm was aimed at Los Angeles t.oday, but forecasters said the storm would probably dissipate before reaching land. The storm. packing winds of uP to 70 miles per hour, was 750 miles southwest or Los Angeles and moving northeast at about 25 milt'S per hour, sajd Roger Hill of the National Weather Service. Hill said tropical storms .. breed off warm wat.er" and usually lose their impact when they reach the colder waters on the Pacific Coast. However, he added that "with tropicals. you can never tell." So. depeading on the upper·level wind conditions, the storm could drench Southern California, it could just bring a little r ain, or jt could bring nothing but some scattered high clouds, Hill said HiU said "there's always the likelihood" the storm would re- t.a.in it.a strength and m~ it& present cour5e, 1a which case it would reach land by Saturday nighL Right now. be said, "it's a oon.cem, but.not.a threat.." - tend'ent of Public Instruction Wllson lliles. lendinc A pport to tbe teachers' request t.o Aul down the school because ol the violence. "We wiJI not tolerate threaten· mg our chlldrea to be suspended, or not be able to graduate for ft> fusing to cross bonafide picket lines. especially when teacben demands are not out of line," they wrote. The teachers were trying to win binding arlibration for grievance~ to limilclass siie and to shorten working houn;, said California Teachers Aesociation spokeswoman Milly Bettinger. Beam Guides Enterprise To Landing EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE <AP> -The Space Shuttle Enterprise, following a cone or electronic beams to its touchdown point. landed safely today aft.er its third glide test from 4'h miles above the desert. • Among the watchers on the ground wu a group of space bufCs from Utah. They included high school and college students who hope to send science experi· menls aboard an Enterprise iis· tcr sh.ip when il blasts into space in t he 1980s. The Shuttle was guided in it.& I landing by a microwave device, l s imilar to one used to guide I airplanes to carrier landings. ' tbutsend.s a beam ors.l&nala from I the ground toward the incoming craft. It was the first free-fii&ht • test in which the devlce was # used. Astronauts Fred Haise and Gordon Funerton were at the controls for the second time. They guided the craft on its maiden fiight here Aug. 12. Haise, 43, and Fullerton. 40, also switched on an automatic pilot for less than a minute as they approached the dry lake bed runway. "The auto-land worked almost pcr fecUy -right on Ule glide slope," radioed NASA Mission Control in Houston. indicating the computer system had flown the Enterprise precise))' on course. 2-way Radio Gone Orange County sheriff's of· ficers are investigating the theft of a two-way radio operated by ~Santa Fe Railroad Company from an underpass on El Toro Road. Deputies said the equip. ment, valued at $2,000, was taken by an intruder wbc> broke into the udloshed. IT'S HERE •.• YESTERYEAR! Selection of carpetin{I wasnl' fantastic back in 1894 when our grandfather started his carpet store. Oriental Rugs were "in~ .. and grandfather specialized in them. Our father got Jnto the act around 1918 and developed a large volume of domestic carpets. moslly WJftons and~ • t'riduy' NYSE 2 p.m. (EDT) Pri ... ii 10 .. 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V PILOT .4.J.J Sears Gains Allatate Hand. In Profit 81 MD..TON llOSKOW'lft Just as aome people think tbe7 ba.-Sean. Roebuck & Company oo the nm. the rd•Ul°C powe:d\ou.ao aoes on 1 rampaie. st.ampedlq over everyt.blq ln U. path and bnnl· tn.c tbe doll&r1home1n overflowinl buckets. Somet.biq like that ia bappeainc tb1s year. THE SBAUBST CBAU..ENGS TO Sura ln recent y~ come from K Mart. the discount operator •bole naked promise to consumers la low prices. K Mart dott4d t.be tdghways wltb more than 1,000ot1tl free-at.andinf ato~s and muscled it.a way put JC Penney to bteame second only &o Sears u a DOl\tood retailer, with lt78 aa.lel of SB.J blWon. K Mart's altertax ea mines have •k~keted durln1 t.be put five years from $117 million to SM7 mUllo.n. Meanwhile, Sears hu been relatively quJescent. Its 1alea have moved up in the past five yea.rs from $U bUUon to $15 billion but profits bave roller-4!0Uted as follow': U72, $828 million; 1973, $176 million ; 19H. $496 million; 1975, $S23 million; 1976, $695 million. Money Tree Tbaf,'I not eucUy a ~tincuiahed performance for the world's largest retailer. Some analysts have suggested that Se~rs erred by trying to upgrade its lines and becoming too fashion-conscious. thereby foraettina its mission aa a low. cost merchandiser. THAT CRITTQUE APPARENTLY reached Chicago headquarters. Since the beginnin& o!tb.is year Sears has re· duced prices on tbouaand1s of items. It also opened 15 stores. As a result, sales in the first half or 1977 jumped 15 percent to $7,6 billion. Meanwhile, K Mart boosted its sales 19 percent to $4 .4 billion, narrowing tbe gap between lt. and Sears. K Mart plans to open 160 stores this year. On tbe all·important level o£ profits, tboueh. it was a dif· ferentstory. For lbe fintsix month& of um, K Mart posted an earnings gain of 11 percent to $112 mlllion. Sears, laughin& all the way to the bank, managed to earn $361 million 8.fter taxes, an increase of a mere 63 percent over 1976 results. WASlTTREPRICE.ctrJTINGTHATdid it? NotataJI. Sears, Roebuck bas a secret weapon called Alliit.ate Insurance. . 1be insurance business, especially automobile, where Allstate is second to State Farm, bas not been loo healthy over the pa.st few years, which ~one reason Sears bas had aucb a jagged profit rftord. However, Allstate has done il.6 homework. It went. st.a.le by st.ate. cry in& about its underwriting losses and asking for· whopping increaseJ5 in the premiums it could charge. As you well know if you have an Allsta.te policy, it got those ral4!. bikes -and this year it's re&iaterine enormous profits;: none of which it's planning to return to policyholders, u State Farm did. THE JULY WUE OF CONSVM.ER Reports rated 34 major automobile insurers oo bow they treated I.heir policyholders, placing Allstate al the bottom of the list. "Wherever you live," concluded the magazine, ''yoll're not. in good hands with Allstate.•• But that bad liWe eftectoo Allstate's im profit punch.· whick was so powerful that it ac<.-ounted for more than half theSearsearnings duringtbefirstslxmonthsoftheyear. powerful that it accounted foe more than halt the Sea.rs earnings during the first six months of UH! year. With &uperprofita from insurance. Sears can well afford- to knock down prices in it& stores in a bid to recapture customers lost to K Mut and other stores. Avco Sell,s Land . To Broadmoor .· Avco Community Devdopers Inc., 81 percent-owned land development sab6ldiary of Avco Corp., bas agreed to aell to Bn>admoor Homes, Inc., 1,015 acres for $17 million. The property is located in eastern Rancho Bernardo, its S,800-acre new town in north San Dieeo. R. Barri McComk, ACD president. said the acquisition by Broadmoor Homes would complement ACD'1 activity on the 2,500 acres of undeveloped land it will retain at Rancho Bernardo. Broadmoor Homes. headquartered in Orange County, plans residential development. The transaction is expected to be completed the first weet in October. Terms include a $2 million down PIU'ment with a sis million note for the balance at 7 ~ perceat1Dterest. Dec. 15. The Rancho Bernardo land aareemeut ls one of three between ACD and Broadmoor Homes tJm year. Broadmoor Homes purchased 160 acres at Lquna N"~ in Jlay for as mlllion. Escrow w ea:pected to dole nut month on a SZ.2'18 mlDion purchme b7 Broadmoor Homes ot CZ acres at Village Park ta Eaclnltaa. Buffalo-beef Plan Stopped by Order Tbeltate Department ~~llliaal ha lsn«1 desllt and rerr.m arden to CedJ M. 1•aon. .John Holland 1111d \Yeatglll'd Beef alo. all of Bkbard9on Sorlno. Callt., and to Westpnl f'tlludal Set ,ices, l.ne., aDd William lftl'IOl'l., bath of 380l Welt-MacArthur Blwd., Santa Au. Tbe arderl were lu11ecl becaUM, ta the oplDSoa of Willi•. ll. Barw, coanntuloner.ol ~ t.bole named bad Mid Investment ooab flCtl ol WeltCanS Beefalo to resident.a ~ California wit.bout quallflcatloo from the department.. Weatgard Beefaloops.-.ar&lldaat~Spdql. Tbe department wu informed that tho opport.uDJty of· fend llOm,..-.. WM• Wlowl: Fw a tn1111 ia..tment. cl. ts.mt w....,. Beelmo Gr Its .,.... would pardme. it Miiers JDti .-tiOdaltJ llllwlMte tbem wD bel(alo· .... 1tn "°'1QI to COW,.ACTOlt ""* .,_.,, w<ll .. -•l .. d el 1h• Olflo •t ,,_. 0.HrlllltAt .. '•r•Urr. uu .... , .. ,,.,. tlrHI, '""' .. *· CAllte<W• '"°'· _ .. J. , "' • local h!M. °'"""' • "11, ., Wfll,11 tlll'll ... ltl•t ., .. , Wiii M _.1C1r _....ft,-.,.., uw ,..,. \lnKlMll fl e '*re<tlt .au .... tt .,. 0.0•rl-1 M ,_,"'''' 11 Tert l'tr• 1.,lr•Mlwl. 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The full committee ( J p~obably will began con-IN SllORT s1denng the measure _ _ next Wednesday and -----------" hopes to move the bill to the House floor hy early October . in lime for Congress to uct on it before adJournment Carter Enter• A,.,... Effort WASHINGTON CAP> President Carter personally involved himself in U.S.-Soviet arms limitation negotiations today as he met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the White House. • Posing for photographers before their meeting in the Oval Office, Carter expressed hope to Gromyko that '•we wi ll be successful in reaching some agreement." Guerrilia. A•btuh l•raelf• BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP) Palestinian guer- rillas claimed today to have ambushed a tank· supported Israeli force just inside Lebanon and killed "many enemy soldiers." and Israel said one of its border towns was hit by rocket fire as new fighting flared in southern Lebanon. It was the first Palestinian clrum of face-to-face combat with Israelis since Israeli tanks were re· ported to have cross ed the border Tuesday More Refugee• E%pef!ted W/\SIHNGTON Cl\ P l Food shortages and economic malaise may bnng 60.000 or more In- dochinese refugees to the United States during the next lhrl'c or four years, according to testimony before a Senate committee. Food ~horta~es in the area are growing, wit· neliSes said, with rice already in s hort supply In the central marketplace of the Laotian capital of Vien-tiane Stre•• Killed f'allfta Giraffe WINCHESTER, England CAP) -Victor the giraffe who made world headlines after he did the splits and couldn't get up, died from heart failure and nervous stress, said an autopsy report issued today. Government veterinarians performed the post- mortem on the 15-year-old, one-ton giraffe at an Agriculture Ministry laboratory in this city 70 miles southwest of London Victor died at Marwell Park Zoo near here Tuesday during an attempt to hoist him to his feet Kun11ger to •~ Bo••~d BONN, West Germany <AP> -Former Secretary or State Henry Klssinger will receive l.he highest medal West Germany can award a foreigner on Tuesday. The presentation of the Great Cross or Merit will be made at a New York gal.hering by West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genseher, who will be ln the United States to attend a United Nations General Assembly meeUng. Federal President Walter Scheel, himself a former foreign minister, approved awardlna or the medal "for his merits as U .s. Secretary or State." Pope 11.ettara• te \f atle•• VATICAN CITY (AP> -Pope Paul Vl111 back at t.bc Vatican after spending 10 week• at the aum- mor palace oC Cast.el Gandolfo. a hllJ.top structure overlooklna a volcanic lake south of Rome. The pope, who w111be80 on Monday, traveled by helicopter. After a 13·m1nute ru1hl the craft landed in the Vatican 1anten. behind St. Peter's 8aaWca while a thundtratorm drenched the area. lllllt OEPAATMENTOI' FOfll(STAV LA _.,, Director Publl-0r.,. C.O." Delly Piiot, s.p1. "· n. JO • ..,, ... ,, PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSIHIEH HAMii STAT•MllNT The followlf19 perM)ft II OOlng buM ... u •• - PAIMO ASPHALT, ltO'll llellitd Lene. Hunt •"91on e .. ec. 11. CA '744• JowPll D Wll\Orl, 11'1 T 111»•1. .. unllngton e ... cll, CA t?Ull TlllS ""''"'" •• conducltcl by •n In dlvlduel. ~OWlllMlll Tiii• ,,.,_, .... tiled With .... Cour11y Clerk OI Or.,.QOI LOUnh on 13, 1911. l'lllH Publl_. Oranoe Coesl Oelly P1101 Sept. 1',23,30,0ct , .. ,, 401• II PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAMI $TATllMllHT Tt>e lo!IOWl"Q perto11 Ii OOlng 1>11,1 fteH M SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPRINTER, 17tt Wuwlng Circle. Coslll Mne, CA '7Ut G9Mge 8 Woll, 11" Wnwlng Cir- cle. Cotlll Mne, c.A '1•» Tlli. b<ltllltt• I• Conducltd by an In dlvlOU.1 George 8 Woll Tiii$ llat-nt wn llll!d will\ ,,,. County Clerk OI Or.nge Coutlly on AU9 ~. ttn .... ,12 Publl\/IO11" ... "." SKIPPER DAI/IS LANOSCAPING. •JO Redtlltl Courl, L•gune&eacti CA'nl>SI Mtredllll GIPnn DO•I\ 00 R•dcllll• Cour1, L•QUr\ll 8eac1> CA t?Ul Th11 bu\~~' •t <onduc.tf'd by an 1n dl•ld ... I MEREOI TH G OAlllS Tlllt stat ..... nt wu 111..., wllh Ille Cou111y Clerk o10 .. noo Countvo11S.01 •• 1971 ..... ,, Put>11~ Oranqe Collll D•lly Piiot Sept t, II>. 1J. JO lt11 ml,, PUBLIC NOTICE "'CTIYIOUi IUSINIESS NAM( STATEMENT TIW loHowlno per ton• .... 00l1'9 lllU\I M-\\a\ ICEV CLEANERS .JOJJ So 8rltlol Ave • S....11 AA•. CA AOC.rt L C.rpenler Jr . Jll Al•e Ln., co, .. -.., CA '7671 R-rt L CuCMnltr Sr , Ult Nev-St., Cotta Mes• CA Tlll1 buslneu I• conducted by • gener•l llilrtMr\lllP Aollt'1 L C..r~nt., Jr T11l1 llelemtnl wH 111"'1 wllll Ille C011nly Clertl OI Or MQt County on S.p. 1em•• ll, 1971, .... ,,. Publhlltd Oren119 Co~\I O•llV Piiot, Sept. 16, U, 30, Ocl 1, 1.,1 007"71 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUI IUSINllSS HAMii STAT•MINT Tt>e fotlOWlno ,,.,_art OOlng butl "'""' THE ORANGE COUNTY AN· TIOVE SHOW A SALE. ,.,s Crocenl A ..... a-p., .. , c.e «llolO J-°'"" Grlf'MI, U .. Cl>eryl Wey, R 1""'"'°9, Ce '7 '°6 Bettye Se..,,• Grlme1, JS.. Clltryl W•t. Alvenlcle, c.e nso. Tllll t1v1111eu It conou.c1eo by • QtMr•l P9rtne•>llip Josepll o. .. Grl-• Tiiis llAll-. ••• lfltd wllll Ille c:-1.,. Clerk ot Or•noe Covnty .,. AUO<dt S, 1'77 '"''"' ..cn'ICI TOCllllOITOAI tvN RI 04U~IO~ll•T OP 1 lt I ST A Te OP CA\.IPOIUCI A i'o• TM•COUMTYOPOltANOa .......... htal• el CAllL 90NNlll 0186', Sii ... CAllL a OllH $11 , e-. CAlll\, aclHNlll GllH, au CA•L I CHIH. OecMM4 NOTICI •• H••••v GIVeN IO, ... crHlton •Ille elle,,..1M1t1ec:1 clec:-rtt 1~1 •II --11av1no clalm1 t9tinJI llW ~ ~ .,. requlrH lo Ille IMm wllll ,,. ne<"ury •-Mr•, In ,,.. "11<•., "" ""~ Of tllc ..... en-1111•0 <oun, or to or.,.,t tllem wllll Ille NCHWfy v_..,rt. te lM IHldtn"""" •I II\ Trvtl 0.l)tflmeftl, JJO lijfWPOrl ,,,,,.. 0.1ve, ~' Oftlc• llo• 11 ... N•WllOl1 llffcll, C•lllO<ftlt t"60, wlllcll '' lllt PIKt of billlMH ot the .,,.. OtflJOfltO In •II malltrt pert•lnlng to Ill• Hiett Of !Hild clecltdenl. wllllln four montnt •Iler llw fir" 1>UbHcettc1r1of11111 llOllCAI Dattcl S.~ember u. "' 1 SECUllllTV PACIFIC NATIONAl.IAjijl( By Guy 8ouc hef T r1nl Offl(e.-t E"K<lloroflheWlllol thtl•bown•mectde<-nl WILLIAM V, SCHMIOT M4 '-" Mltwl Or., lullt * New-" e..c11, CA n- Tel' 0 141-.etn Atter11ey IW IEuclll., Publl"'-d OrM>Qt C....11 O•lly Piiot S.pl lt. 13. 30. Oct , . 1'11 • 'ICTITIOUI aUllNUS MAM9 ITATIMINT TM IOl!Owiflt "'*' 11 ... no biltl ....... GYlllO IQ.llfllOS, P 0 '°• 1"2, 15' ,..._, C.la M9N. CA t7'it St~ Otrew. 409 E lttenly L-. 9Hcfl.. CA~ • Tllft llWll-• I• Condil<l-9 by .,. ,,,_ ......... St~Olreu41 Tlllt Mil--Iii.er wllll Ille ~'' C'-ti OrMtit Ceunty Allf 2', ,.IJll PU1111"'9d or.,.. C.0.tl Delly Plklt '-sit I, t, 14, 2:J, "" (,.__ NO'TICITOClllOllOllll tuHllO. COU•TOP Ttt• I TATI OP CAU f'OIUCI A "4>11 TfflCIOUNTVOPO.A .... ........... l11•1t1 IUGINI P llUOS, Jll., •IM U-0. •• EUGENIE PElllAl.TA llfiSOS, Jll., H IUOEHE fllHOI, Jiii , at I P ll!SOS. Jiii., u lr:U~l;iHt;. 11£W>S, -.. EUOaHI P 11 l SOS. DKMMlcl NOTICE IS H E11£aY OIVll!H .. tM (rec:llton Of "" -""""° --11\el ell W-llevlnt <lelm1 ... lftll Ille WllO --.,.. '""'red to flt. ll'llm ..... Ille llK•iMy YOUClleo, In '1ff-'1 , ... Offl(e Of '"" ''"" of Ille ....... aft __ P_U_B_LI_C_N_O_T_l_C_E---l lltlec:I CAIU•l,O<r lotw•...,t -· wlltttlle ,,.,_._., .OUCNrt, 10 ,,. uno.01tMd -------------1 •I Ille ltw oltlct of l(lHTON !, KROGSTAD, S:l'JJ TwHOy lloulev•r<f, $ovlll O.te, C..lllornl• tOaO, Wflldl It Ille piece Of butl ... M of IN..,....,. ...... In •II m.Mteuper1elnlr>Q tolllettl-'tof '•Id clltcedent. within lour mom~ eftw Ill• llrtt publlullan ol thl1 notl~t. .. tCT·ITIOUI IUllNHS NAMI STAT•MIHT The lollowl119 perto11 la dolr>e 11v11 ... u .. : TUfllH-K!Y ASSOCIATES, 14111 Rlll>Y LenttlNI, Oent Point CA t1t2' R-..t G. T.,,,..,, >4111 Ruby Len ltrn, Oerwl Point, c.A tt•Jt Tllll bu'.11,,.11 11 GOllClu<lec:I by •n lft· Olvl-1 •OC.r10 TIH'rwr Tllll 11411-1 w•t llltel wltll Ille C-lt Otttl ti 0r-. Coumy A1111u•t n.1•11 ...., .. Pulllllhed ~-C.0.•I 0.lly Piiot, Sept. 2, •• It, lJ, 1'77 ..~11 O•ltcl""9Ytl JO, "11. Roi-A Rt\Ot Aclrolllltlre!Ot pf,,,. nl•I• ., ,,. ._ .... ,,,..-.0.0.llt KINTOM a . K•OOSTAO ~UT....,a1wi. lelllllQ.ete, Cit ... hi' lnJI M1·Utl All-Ylw<WmlNUrel" Publl,,_, ~-C:O..tl 0-41y PllOt, S.PI 2. t, It, ll, 1t'1 aast-n .OS0.11 t-----------------------------------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUSIN•IS NAME STATEMaNT Tiie IOllOWlno 0ttto111 are clolno bull· "'" '" NEWPORT INSULATIONt NEWPORT POOLS, 2U Weve SI., L'G-lucll,_C..llf ms1 •ruce E MCGow .... m w .... $1., L•gun. Beec.11, (elll '1tS1 Eo Jec.-.on, 1• VIClorle, Coll• Me ... C..111 92'71 Tlllt buslnn• It conOucttd by a Qentrel 11tr1Mnl1ip. Brue.• t:. M<G-•n Thlt 1talement wn filed wllll tll• County Clerk OI Orange County on Sept. 1, .. ,, ,, .... , Put>lltl>tQ per--. •re dol"Q bv•l- n.u •• PHILLIPS MARINE STORES, JIU Nowpor1 &ouleverd, Newport e .. cll, C..lllor111etMO Pn1ll1P• MarlM Sloru. 111c I• C•llloml• corpor.i1on1, t70 w,st 1691 Sl•••I, N••POrl 8HCll, C..lllornl• t1WO Thi> bllslnoru 1, c.onc:tuci.d bV • cor- POUIMln PtilLLIPSMARINE $TORIES.INC SUNllOlt C:OUIT OP TH• STAT•OPCALl .. OANIA "0• THaCX1UNTY0,0•1t11GS .... AtJ9t'1 011011• TO SHOW CltUSI ON PllTITIOM ~CM ANO• OP HAM a . IN THE MATTER OF THf! AP PLtc.ATIOH OF CA"L OIU.S FOR CHANGE OF NAME CARL 011.U llll1 lllec:I • Pllllllon In lhl1 c.ou.-t for 1111 order tllowl1111 pell !loner 10 Cl\enge his name from CAAL OILl.Slo CARL ALAN LEGION IT IS .. ERE8Y ORO!RED lllal ell P•"on\ lnltrHl•d lft Ille m•ller •IONIMld ·-•r et 0.pt J ol 0 C S C on Oct. II, 1917, at II 00 o'Clock A M .. •nO ll'en """ llltrt \llOW ceuw, II •nY they lltw, wlly .. 10 petition'°' cll•ngc 01 name t.llould not be gr ... tto. IT FURTHER ORDEReo lh•I • 'op'f 01 11111 order lo show uuw oe PUbllllltO In Ille D•lly Piiot, • ntW\Paper ot oentrel 'lrcu••llon publlSllecl In Or._ County for four S"<(•t.tlW wettU DATED ~I 1. 1911 LESTER VAN TAT!NHOVE Judgltof '"" Sulicrlor Court s.tlLLIE T. IEYjijOl.OS. Me,...., J AMEi O. GUlijDIEll'°N. A L•• t.._at .... AttWMYtet ..... USJI P-a V•-lll. Suite ltl ......... HUit, Gell ...... •'24» Tel._.,.; f7141U7·1-Alt9nleftw ,...,.._ Publl,,_, C>-Collll D•llY Piiot PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS auSINllSS HAMii STltTllMllHT The loll-lnQ perlOll IS dol119 bull· "9\>eS SUNSET LANDSCAPE SERVICES, m C..l>rlllo, Costa MeM, CA'1'21 Ronald L•Ofl•rd Fellelt4n, 121 Ce1>r1110, Cott• Mtt••. CA '1'11 Tiii\ blninnt I• C-..Cltd by •ft I,._ dlvlduel AonaldFeltet>on Tl\I\ \1411..,..nl "" 111.0 wltll Ill• County Clerk OI Or-County on s.pe •. 1911 "'"'' Publl\IWd Oron90 eo .. 1 Oelly PllOI, Seo1 t , ••. ?3. 30, 1971 >en-n PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINISS .. -•STATIEMl!NT Trie foflowlng perton '' OOlr.o 11<111· ,,.UH" LYNN'S MALLMARIC SHOP, ll33 8rhtol CO\I• MttH, CA '7•2' J AOO.r1 Crou, 2S~ GlorlON, Min ton Vl•IO, CA '1'1S Thil blnlfWU I• Condueled by .,. ln-dlYtdllel J Robtr1Cros• Tl\I\ ".i-..t w .. Ill_, wllll the Counlv Clerk ti 0r-. eount1 on~ timber IJ, ttn l"llCJ Pullll\tWO Oret>Qt Coll•! Dally Piiot, Sept '· ,. n . JO, "" JtJ4 11 S.pl ,. 1J, JO Oct '· 1'77 .fOtS-71 W I ; • ' .. ~ ,_•., .;,• t • 1 • PlJBUC NOTICE "CTl'rtOUt 9USINHI •AMIUTAHMeNT '"' .......,. ,.,_ It ... ....a. ........ MllOOOlt arrs... 10l Meffo•, Hul\1111119' 9Mcll. CA Mefll L.. •"-"""'· .,. It<• It.. ,.......CAtllG Tlllt Ml-1 It coMll<W _., 111 lfto .......... MM L. lilwNnllll Tiiis tt4'"'*'4 w .. llltcl wtlll "" c_,, C)erll ot 0r.,.. ~'on a.. l•lftW It. 1tn, "'"' l"ulllltMd ~ CO.•t 0.11, ,.. ... lotllt. , .. U. JO, Od. 1, 1tn ..m.n PUBUC• NOTICE HOTICIOP f'Vfl',IC HIA.m;;- NOTICE II Hlflll8Y GIVIN ll1tl OUbll~ "'""" wn i,. lleld oy 1i. Cofl• ~ .. ClllV c...ncu Oii oc••r 17, ,,,,, PVBUC NOTICE ..cmceo,.,, • ..,CMIA.RIN• HOTlte 11 HlfllftY OIVIH 11\et • 11Ut6IC NMN wMI M 119 .. ltt ,,. OHie Mt.a City OltMcll tll oc ........ lt71, et • at f m , er a Mill!' tllt,..ltH u IN -·-....., .. ,.,,., ill .... C..W.Cll CNrMHI • OIY Hall. n P'elr or.,.., M IN ........ "'° me41..-. ~ 11y ftM o..o. 2wt or....- Aw-. C. .. Mtw, ef llW Pl-Int Genuf1lt'"'"'•OINetef i-lac•IOll %1·11-111, w ~-.-lo relluc.e IN ,_lftld tllr...._Y width, Md t9•11-• tO 111t<e4'll *"'"Y c1eYte11on 12,,..u .................. llfllll IO<tWIJlrU(l ....... ... nl'lllllt 11111". In an IU iaw, IO<at9d ....... ..,... .......... HOTICJl 1$ FUllTHIR GIVIH tNI •I MIO ti-...., pl.Ct, tnY and ell Dt•IMlllt lnlerfti.cl tNIY -•r -lie Mtrd by IM Clly Council Oii tllt tlotell'leMIOntcl lltm. llLllN P. PHINNEY C ly Clark et Ille City Of C.0.141 MeM fJ11bll"*' ~ tnoe Coe1t O.lly Piiot S.pl•-ll, "" •U"IOO m ,Of41Uoellllle,.•tt•rulltt f'Mlttr ""'' "" ,,..,d. In llle CollllC II CNmllitn Oil Clsy H•ll, 11 Pelr Otl,.., on t11eftllowlt1111N1IW, 1------------- PUBLIC NOTICE A,.... b'f Okk O.bome, 1t4S ~M:ti.o lie A-. C.0.lll ~.ot tM ,.._Int CommlMl9n'1 dtol!Mtf ZOIW Eac~lan 1-----------Zl·H ·I*• lor • CondlllOll•I UM NOTICaOPPUILICHllAllNO Permit 10 •tow e """''.,I wllll lier jijOTlct! IS HE"E8Y GIVEN ~a .,.d -..-te•"""""· wllfl an oc:c-"t Pllbllc llHrlne w111 be held lt'f lllO toeo d nllpeNOM • ..., • veri.nce tr-Coste Mlle CJty Collncll _. O<l6bff '· Ill• req11lred l\Umbtr of P••Ung 1t17, el 6 JOp m.,9••• •-tlle,...tt.,- \Pt<e\, loc•ltclet tlle .-...-•• In "' "" melter may IM llHrO, 1n flle ... MG-. • C-cll °"'"*" OI Clly Hell, n ... ,, NOTICE IS FVRTHE• GIVEN llWlt 0r1 ....... 1i.1o1•-•nomati.r: •I Miid tlnllt ...., place, efty end •II A-•I by Rolltr1 W ~-16?2 per..,,,s """"""'may-•• efld be NewPO<t 8oulevero, N._I &.ecll, hearo "' U1t Clly Covnc:ll on Ille r-•*'llnQ "'•' ~rl,,., Of Ille Pl-etor•mentloNO 1..... nlno CommiUIGft't Otnl•I OI z-E•· EILIEIEN P. PHINNEY Clf)(tor\ ZIE·1Mto for• v•rlence from C1tyci.r110fu.. ,,. rtQulr.O 1111rkl119 tor en •lll•tl"9 CltvOICosl•Mtw lier, to•low uw OI •portion Of'"-pro- P\lblltlwd 0reftgll C.0.11 Delly Piiot Plr1YH•-.. 1 .. leclllf'fWHll•C:O... SeP4tmllW23. tm dltkwlel uw Perm&l lor outdoor 1torege 41Sl·17 •ftd • v.,lenu trom tl\e requlreo l•ndlUPlftO, locel•d •I 1'70 tt'4 Newport 8ou1tvero, In• Cl•- PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS FU,.THER GIVEN !NI al .. 10 time -Ille<•. •nY •no •II -------------perM111s lnter"'led m•y _.., -be CfO.Sttt HOTICI TOClllOITOllS •UPS .. IOll COURT OP Tl41 STATll 0, CltUflOttNIA PO" TH• COUNTY OPOAANOE .... a.ma Estate Of EOWAfllD FROST HODGOON. ~ .. seo. NOTICE IS HEAf!llY GIVEN to Ille llH•d by the City Council on Ille •lortmMll...O llem EILEEN P PHINNEY City Clerk Of Ille Clly Of CoslA """'• Publl\lltcl orenoe eo.11 D•lly Pt101 S.pte,.,.,.,, 23. m1 crtclllors of tlw above named oeceo.nt i----------lhllt ell P9'10nl 11avl119 Cl•lm~ eg.11111 Ille tllld dt<edtnt •rt reqylrtd 10 llHI tl'l9m, wllll Ille ,,.<euery vovclle,., In the offk.t Of IN clerk of ""' ebovt .,. . lllleO <""'1. Of lo PrtUlll them, wllll Ille nee .. ..,., VOUC:llttl, loltle llnOtnl.,.o •• c 10 wtui.m E. Powell,"-""°"•'· •I 1600 Dow St., • 110. Ntwporl Beech, C•tlfornl•, wfllcll •• the PIK• of bu.ti• ,,.n OI !ht unoen~ In •II m•llt..-s pertelnl119 to Ille ot•IA of Mid de<•· dent, 1Mlllln lou< "'°""'' •lttr Ult llrtl pul)lkllllonOf 11111no11ce. O•ttclS.Pl-rlJ, 1t71 WILLIAM I!!. POWl!!LL Pelltl-IEU<utorofthe Wiii o4 '"' ·-.......... dee-I OlNISL ICA.ITEN .... O.WS. .• •llt PUBLIC NOTICE , NOTl~O .... UaLICHIAllHO NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\/EPj !Mt• PllbllC llNrlng wlll be Nld by lllt CO\le l'M"CllYCoilftcllonOt:tobtr J, 1'11,et 6 aG P m • 01 M ._, ll>tr .. lter H Ille m•tler ,,...,. be lltertl, In ll>e Councll CNlmben Of City Hall, n Felr Ori..,, on tlle IOllOwlng m.,t.r Aoqer E Ooeblie. PrttlOtrll · Tllh •l•l-1 was llled with Ille County Cieri< OI Or-County on Sor~ l•mr:ior n ... ,, PUBLIC NOTICE __ P_u_B_LI_c_N_OT __ ic_E_--i ;:,ri;;;:,~· Alt-tter~U.tr A-I by R_.. Well ... 11,,., 1733 WtUClltt 0.-1 ... N.-.port 8eecll, ol IM PleMlng Omwnlnlan'1 ""'l•I of z- E•~lan tE-11-110, lor verieno1 to encr-11 Into Ille requirH slOt Mil· beck. lo noduct Ule re<Wlred m.....,_ 1ng 01~1tnc• i.NnO lhtl oe•eoe. end to •II-r.ulKl-•rd l)ilrklng 114111 WIOlll lnorci.r 10..tcl ....... oer ... -· ..... unit lo ., ul\11"9 rMI09<w;t, In en R2 .-.1oc111.,.u0t10r.,.Awn .... NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 11\et •I 1eld lime efld piece, eny tnd •II ,,.,_ fnltr•Jltd mllY _., .,,., be "'"" PubO•,.,.., Oranoe C:O.st O•llr Pilot Sol ll 13. JO. Ocl 1. 1'17 .OU-17 PUBLIC NOTICE -------------1 PICTITIOUSaUSINIH Publlthtcl ~-Cot" Deil• Piiot, "CTITIOUllUlllNIU NAMESTATIMllNT --,.. • NAMESTATllMENT Tllelollowl119perM1r11.,edtllt19b<ltl· Sepl.l4,U,30,0ct 1 lt11 Tiie lollowlnQ PttMWll ere doing buil '"'" M <IOSl·IT neucf~ANGE COUNTY CA81HET TEXTILE IMPORTS, THOMAS TEXTILES, 2111 Wutcllll Dr.,1------------- AND TOP MFRS ASSO . 20JS C NtwPO'l6Htll,c.Am.G PUBLIC NOTICE P••ceml• A .... C:O.t• MtSll. CA nu1 R•noe L 8hauml-. ow Hom• 1-------------AOBE RT J. FOS T f; R. 71JO F•brluC.nltr,lnOSKo SI . PHIHMn• HOTICll INYITJNO atot nttrO br Ille City CouftCll on IM •lort""""loned Item EILEEN P. PHINNEY City Oerk Of Ille CllVo1Co1taMew Pul>lltlled ~-C.0.11 Delly Piiot "CTITIOUS IUSINIEH NAMI STATllMINT F-ralA.., ,Colt•MeH.CA'7'21 CA .. 103 ' MARION E FOSTER, ?ISO M1111I L 811a...,,lk, 120 Sec:o SI., S.pternbtr ?J, 1'17 Tiie County Seftltellon Districts Of 414s.n Ort"llf Couotv, Celllomle will recel .. •-------------see lad lllOI until -•y, Oct-r t , The lotl-1"9 1111rson1ere001119 bull· nett•' LUXURY Ll\/I NG M081LE MOMCS, 711 Notti> Herbor Boul•••rd, Sanl• AA•, C..lll0tn•• '210J 8 & 8 RESALES, INC., I• Ctlllotnl• corPOr•llon), 217 Nor111 HUiio• Boulev•rd, S•nle An•. C•llloml• '2103 T•ll buMntt• I\ Conclucled l>Y a<«· porellon 8&8 RESALES, INC 8111 F"'*',,_,."• TrM1urer Tlllt '*-'-• Wff tiled Wllll '"" F-rel Aw, Cotla MeH, CA '1UI p.,_,., CA tllOl Tllll butlneu ,, COllCIUCl.O l>y •nun T~I\ ""''""" 11 COfld\ltl•O by • lncor--•ttd euoc:1a11on otller th•n • o-n•r•I perlner"'lp Pert,...."'lp. Allnga L. Bll•umlk MA A ION e POSTE A Tllh \IMtmOl'I ... flied wllll Ille Tiii\ tlatement ••• 111.0 w1111 lh• Cou11ty Cl•"-OI Or-CA>unl y on~ Covntv Cltr'k OI Or•ng. County on Sept 1embe• 12, 1911 6, lt71 ~""' ..tl .. 1 Pul)llf/Wd ~ ... .,. COHI Oelly Piiot Pul)llVlltd Or-Coll•I O•llr Piiot Seot 16, 71. JO. Ocl I, 1911 '°11-'1 Sept • •••• 23. JO. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE C°"nlr Cler .. of Or•l\99 C°""l'f Oft FICTITIOUlaUSINllH .. ICTITIOUS •usu••H N-ISTATllMA!NT Tne '<>11-l"Q PHIOllS .,. ooino -·-Mii ., A<19U•IU 1'77 MAMESTATllM•NT .,,,.,. TM lollowlng per~ •••OOlng bu\I Putlllthtcl Orange Coll•I O•llY Piiot, nenH. S4t>1 1 9 11>, 13. ''" 1'31-11 BAL B 0 A C I N If MA A N 0 -------------IWlt,SHIRf THEATEll, 10t E llllbo•, Newp0r1 &eecll c.A ., .. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Me91c L•lern Efllerprltu. • -------------IC..lllornl• c...--•llon, 10t E &•Ibo•, STAT'llMllNTO .. AIAN-MllNT OP UH OF l'ICTITIOUS IUSINHS HAMii r .... "'410w1ng ""'°"II•• •llerl<IOMd llW' UW' ol Ille ll<llllOu\ buMllftl l\emo .... OALO WIDE MEAL TH SIEflllllCES •••sen Sen C..ti<lel Clrcle, a.-. Pert!. C.lll0tnl• tOtlll The llC11tl0ut buSlnns ,..,... referred lo ebovot W9' llled In County on April 10, lt7S Oolor., M. Ketler, 4502 Sen G•brltl Clrcl•. 9_.. Park, CA. touo Tiii• ""'',.."we• conducted by •n In dlvl®el Slonoo OofOfn M. K•ller Newport Beech, c.A ., .. , - 0.w Hoyt, jl)I Ari .... , Hllnll"91on eeecll,CA Tllh bullntt• I\ condllcled l>y • (or por•llon ~tCLAll( .. n Entff'P.-IN• 0.•IOHoyt Pr•IOtnl Thll statement •et llitd wllll ll>e County Oen. ti ltle Orange County on A1191n1 It, tt1' PubllltWd ~""Of Collsl D•lly"::::. Sept. 2. •• It, :u, "" C C CAMPERLAND, 11761Hertlor 11•0 Ger.-nGrow,c.AtJ...O Chll• ~ J .. n K Wlnfleld IOll !Cong• Ad Newport !Mecn. CA '1. .. J T "'' l>u•"'"' It <ond\lc:led by •n In d1v101Ji1• Ow• W1nfl4ld Thi> \lll_.,t w•> llled wit" Ille County c1 .. -OI Orenoe CounlY on Sepe • lt11 .... 41J PubH"""' Or•~ Cot>I Dally Piiot Sept ' •• 1J JO. ltl 1 3871-11 PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS auSINllH NAMI STltTIMaNT Tl\e IOllOWl"Q perton\ art 001"9 buSI· '"'""' TOOL TECH, 111• Morwovte. Cost• Tlllt tllllement w.u llled wltll the Counly O.rk Of Or .,.oe county on Sept. '· lt11 Publl\lltd OrenQOI Co.t•t Dally PllOt PUBLIC NOTICE M•"'4~~1!~~nl~'1•~~ncolter. tot -------------1 EOgewe1..-. Blllboe, C..lllorn•• •Mt S.PI I&. 13. 30. end October 1, 1917 '°4HI PUBLIC NOTICE OllANG• COUNTY SUPl•IOfll COUIT C:... N......-W: WJIJtt ,. CMc Ca«'* Or ...... ~-. Cel'-eU7tl SUMM°'4t <............,~,. 11101 S. LAn<Hllr, 209 Eclgeweter, l••bOI. C..tllorlll• '*' Tllll -1 ... H h C.-Cltd tlY en In· dM-1. fllobtr1 J Lencelltr Tiii\ ••tflltflt w.. 111-9 with the County Clerk of Orange ~nty en A11t11~1 2', "" "'"' Pul)lllfled or-Coe1t Dally Pllo4, S.pt•-1 ••• 14, u. ''" ,.,..,, PUBLIC NOTICE ttn, •• 11:00 A.M. 8lctt "'"" 11t r• PUBLIC NOTICE ulvtcl M llle OltlrlCta' "4mlnl1treUv1 l-------------ol fl<•• by Ill• oat• end time llerellltbo¥e wt lortll. •1 wlllcll '"""' they will be ""bllcty OPtf\ld •M ••· emlNO el ti. office of IN OIJ.lfl<lt. toe« Ellis A-• .._,.,n v•u~. Celli"""•· for'"" 1o11 .. fng: ONE tuHYOl'AULIC INOU$TIUALCRANE sna FICA TION HO. ••s Bl•...,,. '9 ...,.,..., en Ult '°"" WPP!lell b'f .,. OttlrlcU tn 11<cordMCt Willl ell -\11"-0I tlle-lllc.llti.nt. Scle<Hkee._, 1)14f flll_s .,.d ""'""' lnlormellon m..,. 1111 ll(MelNO e1 tllt -.. -.s. ....,...., $411-1'11 -9'2·2411. J WeYl'lfSyt....,ter. Se<r .. ,.,. eo..caof 01rec:-..1. County Sotn!Wllon Ol•frlcU -.1.?,J,S,,,7,end ll, Of 0r""91 County, Getlton\I• Publl-~-Cotft 0.lly Piiot, Sept 23. "" PUBLIC NOTICE CNIM HOTICll TOCA•OITOU SUPllRIOfllCOt/•TOF THS STATIOPCAl.IPO•NtA ,OR TMICJOUHTY0,0.ANOa ...... ..,.,., Ellale of TOMI OAVIS, •k• MATILOADAVIS, Otceattd. NOTICI! 15 lil.AE8Y OIVl!N lo IM c redllor • ti Ille •bow lltmtcl clK-nt IMI ell P.,-to11• ll••lno Ciel"'' ~lfltl ~ teld llll<edtnt tr• rec111lrecl to fill 11,.m, wllh Ille ""'""""' vou<llefl '" Ille otfke Of IN cl-of IN el>O ........ 1111.0 ,_,,or to P'tMnl tllam, wltll Ille ,,.<11_.f VOIK,,.,,., lo Ille lllldtf'tlif\H el tlle l-off\ceof llLO<:K, a1t1CKNE• ' LOPIH, IHC:.. 1226 Hortll llroectWay, 5enl• Me, Cellfornle'7101, Wflld1 ltthtl piece of bullrwtt ot Ille -MQMCI 111 ell IM\lorn p..-IAllll119 lo tht tJtelt Of wild clKedtnl, within tour montlla el.., U..tlr.-poMkell•OfUll1Mllce. 0.Md~rlt, ttn llMOLEY J DAVIS fllU•VHAll"IS C..E.lllJJUn et lllt Wiit of ...... _..... .. Udlftf Jactl Llltlll •LOCX. .. ICICN•R• \.O .. IN,IHC. '°' ........... ., S..UAM,CAtDtt Tt110MI__, .. ....,. .... C.-1~ ~ .... Or .... C..•t C>•lly "'°" S.9(. n. JO,oct.1, 14, 1'11 HOTICIOP PU•LIC HIA•INO NOTICE IS HIE A EBY GIVEN lllel • Ptiltlk I'll.ring wlll IM htllO by t11e Colla MneCJtyCo\HltllonOc!IDtlltrl, ttn,et, 6 JO p "' , or • ,_, t ... ~•tter M Ille m•tlllr ,.,.., .. lle•ro. "' ,,. Counc:ll Cllef'l'tlen OI Cll'f Helt, n Felr ~"'9. on 111e tot1ow1ne """,., : Ap,,.•I by klrllly Htnten, 1J7 ,.,,,,_ Piece, C:O.ta Mew_ ol ,,_, ,.,'""'"' CllilnfN•lon'1 ...,. •• ef z- EU•Pllorl ze.17.'"· tor ""''-• from the ._w.i drl_, wlcnll - ,,...........,t119 cllstenc.• to coralrwct • .. ,119' Ir! cenj.-.ctlon wltrl M n lillno 'HIOtnu. In .. Ill, __ ..... et - ........ ec111res .. NOTICE IS FUATHIElt OtVUf - •l Wld time -olace. ltn'f eno all """"' "-o&t.11 may -...., • lle•rd by Ille City Counc:ll °" ""' •'°""""".......,Hem EILEEN P PHINNEY 0 ly Clerk Ol Ille CllY Of'°'"' ,.,,. .. Publl'l!Wd Ottn91 C.0.11 00.lly PllOI S.P'•-ll ... 11 PUBUC NOTICE SUNAIOll COUIT OP THIE STATIOPCALIPOllNIA "011 THI ClOUNTY 0" DllANOIE ea ........ .-.. NOTICI OP HEAflllNO OfJ fJllTITIOH ~AH OllOaA DlllllC. TING THI TllANSF•fll Oft PtlllSONAL PfllOPllTY fJUfllSUANT TO •••nu• CONTRACT ,,.,.. ... CNe .... fll CHARLES A, DtLANEY, eke CHARLES A. 0.1.ANEV MO. eke CHARLES 4UGUSTINE 0.LANEY. ett.C.A.IUDOtLANf;Y NOTICf! IS H"RE8Y GIVEN tllet tlle llt'llllGn Of°"''"" o o.uney. h· tculOr of Ille Hl•lt o4 OlarlH A. OtLeney, Otetd•nt, for Ml order eulllor1rlng -directing tlle i!Qcutor lo Mii llW ...-1 •-1t dHUtll.i below lo Ille NtW11ort Hartlor •adlotooY A-la~ M.iit•I o._, l11C., lncomo4~• ••tll IN ~sflf • "'""",... " ... " .... "'" ....... ,, ... t!ll.,... IMO lrf dtc.o.nt lfl lllS fti.tllN, .. Wiier, etlCI by ttle PW<llel« """'*' Mfflft,etbllyef,--MtWNI,._ lft9 In Otlllf1"Wfll J OI t11e ello-... tnllll"" court GI'\ Oct. 6, "77, M t :CIO A.M. Tiie .,..._, ~'f to ... told fl o .. u,_ •• torty t.01 alltr .. of Ht-1 ...,_ fllecl!olo9Y AO«lattt 'NOie.ti ~. l"C., C#IUll ltCKk, 114.00l*'"•IWtedl. AtftrtfQ Is....,.,. mldt to tN ..U• 11011 011 file htrtln llM' lurtll•r pertktJ! ... L Dtlt4; 5eot. 16, 1977 wtlttMt I . SCJollfl c-ity Ci..-tt Ml Cttrtl of s.ld Slcle<IGro-t a yft081RTIHIHIALV ~y HURWITI, RIMI•. IMCOONAl.0, MIAOI & •0141NWA&.O .,,......c..w ... MMnllYt"' ..... ... N ...... CllMwDl'lvt, lllltl tBS ............ ,Al ............. nt4)1fMftl . .....,._ ..... ._ 11u11i11111ec1 Or""91 C-tt o.i1w ~""._L tt. ti, tt, tt» ou.n