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Home My WebLink About1977-10-28 - Orange Coast Pilot. • ' ·t I. \ i • • NB Shooting eSlain Saspect's G11n Unloaded e4 Women Held on Sex Charges eBeds Kidnap Millionaire •Yachts Racing Hurricane . . . ... . . . .. . -. DAILY PILOT . . .. .. '· · * * * 1oc * * * . F RIDAY AFTE RNOON, OCTOBER 28, 1'177 FBJ Agents Say Body y Hoffa's ~ot J. VOC.. 11!, NO, Jf1, 4 $£CTIOHS. 4f .. AO.S I 0 Suspect's. Dental Records Checke d SOMih· ___ .. Albany~ Murder Trial llB Suspect Faces Death Shotgun Unloaded By MICHAELPASKEVICH Oltw O.Oy Pli.t5Ylf Costa Mesa police said today that the man shot to death Wednesday night by Newport Beach police threatened the of. ficers with an unloaded shotgun. Michael W. "Wayne" Nabb, 21, or 133 16th St., Costa Mesa, was killed by two police gunshots after he allegedly brandished a shotgun he baa been hiding in his pants. Costa Mesa police are in· vestigating the incident, which occurred about 10: 45 p.m. Wednesday near the intersection of old.Newport Boulevard and E. 16th St. in Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa police i.t. George Lorton said today there is con- flicting testimony from about a · half.dozen witnesses to the fatal shooting of Nabb. Lt. Lorton said some witnesses agree with police claims that Nabb pointed the unloaded shotgun at officers. Others say Nabb was only pointing the shotgun into the alr. • According to police accounts, the incident began at about 10:30 p.m. in the parking lot of Delaney's Restaurant in Newport Beach. Nabb aJlegedly tried to rob two patrons at knife- pofnt, but the pair fled and Newport Beach police were sum- moned. Police said the Yellow Cab Company was contacted to de· termine if Nabb might have been (~eeTHREAT, Page AZ) Surf Frees 30 Vessel.s FORT BRAGG (AP) A surge of stormy ocean waler broke apart docks al lhe mouth of Noya River here today, knocking free about 30 fishing and pleasure boats, the Coasl Guard said. The guard said two cul· ters were attempting to ro11nd up the loose vessels. lt was not immediately determined if any boats had sunk or 1r there were any injtlries when the blJC s~elt surged into the small harbor about 300 m1les north oI San f'rancisco. ·~-· ........ KIDNAP V1CTIM Maurits Caransa Millionaire KiJnapedby Red Te"orists AMSTERDAM, Th e ·Netherlands {A P) -A millionaire Dutch businessman was kidnaped early today as he left a night club, and a telephone caller claimed West German's Red Army Fac:,l.ion terrorist group was respons1ble. Witnesses said ab~ut five persons s u bdued 1'4aurits Caransa, 61, after a stuggle out. side the Continental Club, where he had been playing bridge, and forced him into a car. Caransa owns a chain of hotels and clubs in Holland and Is prominent in J ewish activities. Supporters of the Red Anny Faction al s o claimed responsibility for bombings to· day of Wes t Germany car showrooms, two in Milan one in Rome, and the bombing oC a German engineering company office in Usbon. No injuries were r eported. Callers told police the bombs, Uke others that damaged West German property across Europe last week, were planted lo avenge the Oct. 18 prison deaths of three leaders of the German terrorist underground -An· dreas Baader. Gudrun Ensl'Un and Jan-Carl Raspe. omctals said the deaths were suicides. I\· German-speaking man ca lled the Am!\terdam newspaper Het Parool and told a switchboard operator : "We are the Red Army Faction. We have (&ff KIDNAP, Page AZ) • NEW YORK CAP) -The body found in the Pennsylvania woods ls aot that of missing Teamsters boss J immy lfolfa, FBI agents in Detroit said today. NEW YORK CAP) -MP.dical examiners from two states began checking dental r ecords today to determine lf a skeleton found in thick underbrush in northeastern Pennsylvania is that of former Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa. The skeleton, with expensive gold dental work that authorities believed might match that of Hoffa, was found Monday by a hunter near Honesdale, Pa. Robert Jennings, coroner of Wayne County, where Honesdale is located, said he talked Thurs~ day night with James P. Hoffa, son or the union boss who disap- peared in the summer of 1975 as he was mounting a drive to re- gain control of the Teamsters. .. He was very excited when he heard the age, height and hair color," or the skeleton, Jennings said. • The body was brought lo the New York medical examiner's office because authorities here have better equipment and more experience in dealing with such cases. Jennings and Dominick DcMaio, New York's chief medical examiner, rnet today to begin the process of trying to identify the body. DiMaio said there was "only a fragment of fles h" on the• skeleton. However, he said the amount of work done on the vie· lim 's teeth would provide an (See HOFFA, Page AZ) NEW YOR K Kingston-< C: P.EHN. ~ 0 ..; ::t ~ -~-· ....... --~ WHERE REMAINS FOUND Body Not Hoffa's Yachts Race Hurricane Off Baja Bv ALMONLOCKABEY DAiiy Plle4 SIMI Wrllef" LA PAZ -The 25 yachts in the Long Beach to La Paz race were racing a hurricane rather than each other today, but neither race was going very fast. A ripple of alarm ra n through this Baja CaJifomia fishing re- sort Thursday night when it was reported that a hurricane was building 300 miles south of Cabo San Lucas and beaded on a northeasterly course for the cape. Unless it diminished or changed course, it was expected to reach the cape by noon today. And when last heard from at 8 a.m. ThUl"Sday, the Jead yachts in the race were becalmed about 40 miles north ol the cape on the Pacific side. (See WINDS. Page AZ) By JOA?'iNE REYNOLDS oe•OM1rr11euc.a11 Jerry Peter Fiori, one or four alleged conspirators in tbe murder or a Fountain Valley man in Newport Beach, faces the death penalty in the criminal proceedings pending against him. Fiori, 41, of 19822 Brookhurst St., Huntington Beach, made his initial court appearance Tburs· day in the Harbor Judicial Dis· trict Court, where Deputy Dis· lrict Attorney Dave Carter told Judge Selim Franklin he will be seeking the death penalty for Fiori's alleged part in the murder. · Carter said he would not be making a capital case against the three other alleged con· spirators, Debra Ann Addision, 24, of the Brookhurst Street ad- dress; Anthony Marone Jr., 23, of 10212 Merrimac Drive, Hunt· ington Beach, and Raymond Steven Resco, 28, of the same ad· dress. Fiori was arrested by Costa Hotel Approved LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Chicago-based builder has· won approval from redevelopment of- ficials for a $45 million luxury hotel in the downtown BunJcer HilJ urban renewal area. The Chicago firm plans to build a 15-story, SOO·room hotel with of· !ice facilities and a movie theater complex. 4 \Vomen Face Sex Rap Undercover police arrested !our women in a downtown Hunt· ington Beach residence Tht11'5· day night on prostitution charges. The suspects, Louise Kathrine Donovan, 25, of 1029 Park St., Hunlington Beach, and Anesta Ruth Jones. 24, of Laguna Beach were arrested in Miss Donovan's home on charges of pimping and conspiracy to commit prostitu· lion. Also arrested al the resldence on charges of conRpiracy lo com· mlt prostitution were Katherine Leigh Cole, 22, of Co:o1ta Mesa, and Lauren Nolene Ross, 24, of Westwood. . Huntington Beach police S(!t. Larry Cain asserted he and three other undercover police officers were ortered two hours or sexual favors, Food nnd drinlts for $800 from the women. . Caln said warrants are now out for the arrest of a male suspect in connection with the case. ' Posing as "Johns" or pros·· U\ution patrons, the three Hunt. Jngtou Beach oCtlcers and ono \ Newport Beach Jawm:in arrested the women at about 6 p.m. The arrests capped a two·mo.nth in- ves t i g at Ion of the alleged prostitution ring, Cains aid. Huntington Beach Jail officials said Miss Donovan, Miss Jones and Miss Cole were released to- day on their own recognizance pending arralgnment. in West Orange County Court. MISS Ross is scheduled to race arraignment proceedings today Jn West Orange County Court on nn earlier proslltu\lon charge, of· liciaJs saJd. 1 • Mesa police Tuesday on suspl· cion of possession or nearly three pounds of cocaine. Police founcf the illicit dnJg when they started to question Fiori about bis car which matched the descripUon of an auto seen leaving the scene of the murder early Saturday morning. Fiori's three co·defe\ldants were arrested early Wednesday morning by police who said they traced the trio by the car's registration. The four are accused of part1clpaling in the shooting death of Stephen John Bovan, 36, who dJed outside the El Ranchito restaurant, 409 28th St. early Saturday morning. They have all been held without bail since their 8rrests and in Thursday's municipal court appearance, Judae · Franklin continued that no bllil ruling. The four are currenUy being · held in Orange County Jail pend· / ing their return to Judge Franklin's courtroom on Thurs· (See DEATH, Page A2) Oran ge Most1~'510uglt Saturday with slight chance of light rain. Cooler. Lows tonJghl in the sos. Hlghs Saturday 66. INSIDE TODAY Trick& to finding baunttd houst• along tM Orange COC!t ond treats to be /C11md in ttDO communUy theatera nut ·1"tk.ore described on P.age Cl. t YMr ..,.,ke M ll•t N M.aty• "' .... ,.... .... lll1>r11la Ai leulllff DI-I• le• Ct OWeN C9 tll .... !(ff ",. ....... ~... "' "'., ... '""'"" c;w •"'"''"' • 1·a '""•· •t • I A •» DAILY PILOT S • Friday, October 28. 1977 Storm Dunips Rain on Northern State? By The Associated Press A hefty, winter-type storm s weeping out from Alaska marched east across the Pacific today, spun off welcome rain into Car Nothem California and was expe_cted to come ashore· by ev_erung. In addition, the Sierra was ex- pected to receive significant snows, good news in the second straight year or drought. There were further welcome tidings with the Indication of a second storm giving birth over the Pacific right behind the cur· rent depression. National Weather Service forecaster Max Caldwell said that while "f 'm not predicting the drought is broken" the origin of the storm implied at least a brief return to the usual winter storm pattern. For two years, polar-born storms have been shunted to the east. by persistent high pressure before they could come south to fill reservoirs and pile the moun· lain snowpack for spring runoff. Grand .Jurg Pro&e ·solon Leaked Information? . WASHINGTON <AP> -A federal grand jury is investigat- ing whether a member of Congress leaked information to South Korean intelligence of· ficials. Rep. Clement J. Zablocki said today. A published report said the target of the probe is Rep. Edward J . Derwinski <R·111 . ). Zablocki chairman of the House International Relations Co mmittee, said the con- gressman being investigated is s uspected of almost thwarting a E'ro• Pag~ A 1 THREAT ... picked up by a cab driver. Lieutenant Lorton said this is normal procedure when a sus- pect is last seen on foot. Nabb later was spotted on foot in Costa Mesa by an u.nidentified. driver for a local cab company. The driver alerted police, and Newport police officer Robert O'Neil confronted Nabb at the in· lersection of E. 16th Street and old Newport Boulevard. Nabb al- legedly turned over a knife to the officers. Lt. Lorton said the cabbie warned Officer O'Neil that Nabb was concealing a second weapon. As officer O'Neil backed off to radio for support. Nabb allegedly pulled lhe shotgun from beneath his clothing. Police said the weapon had been hidden under Nabb·s loose fitting shirt, with the barreJ extend'-ni down bis pants leg .. -U . Lort.on said.Newport Beach patrolman Bob Stephens and Sgt. Robert Gatewood arrived at lhe scene wit.hinseconds. With Nabb holding the shotgun in ·view of t.he policemen, police reportedly commanded him lo "drop the gun." When he failed lo do .so, all three officers rired at Nabb, who was s truck in the head and chest. He was pronounced dead at the scene. South Korean diplomat's defec· tion to the United States by warn· ing the South Koreans that the diplomat was about to defect. Zablocki, a Democrat from Wisconsin, said he was not told the member's name. However, an article iri tbday's Wtlll Stceet Journal says the target or the probe is Derwinski. Zablocki sctid the article was accurate on other aspects he was familiar with. De rwins ki, rankin g GOP member on the comm1llee ·~ panel investigating South Korean acti\ ilies in the United Slates. 1~ .. s ued a statement saying he would withhold comment on the news account. "I do not have any information as to the source of the allega- tions," Derwinski said. "In \tew of the ongoing t nvesti,ation it is appropriate that I withhold any comment on Lhe allegations at this time.·· Rep. Donald M. Fraser <D· Minn.), chairman of the Interna· tional Relations subcommittee conducting the Korean invesUga· tion. refused comment except to say he is the one who asked the Justice,. Department to "In- vestigate Uie security breach." At the White House, deputy press secr etary Rex Gr anum said President Carter had no comment about the report. He s aid Carter was aware of the story but had not discussed it with Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell. Zablocki said he was informed the informelion leaked to the South Koreans was that one of their diplomats told the House panel he planned to defect. The Wall Street Journal said U:S. intelligence--tta:rMd o( -the leak and managed to get the diplomat and.,his family away from their home only 30 minutes hefore South Korean intelligence agents arrived to stop the de· fection. • It named the diplomat as Sohn Young Yo, a South Korean diplomat in New York City, who defected Sept. 16. The newspaper said a potential problem in prosecuting the case Lt. Lorton said policemen fired might be unwillingness by U.S. six rounds at the 21-year-old r~ntelligence officials to reveal bery suspect. The police weat>lns ~ow they knew a congressman have been confiscated by in-telephoned or talked to foreign vestigators who wil l run agents. ballistics tests to determine The current :.lorm , said Caldwell, was several hundred miles offs h o r e b e tween Washington and San Francisco at midmorning and moving easterly at about 35 miles an hour. "We're cxpecling thi~ to move through the Bay Area at about 5 o 'clock," said Caldwell. "We're calling it ()V('r all or Northern California down to Fresno." Coastal wands will get up to 40 miles an hour, he added. "It's good news," he said. "Of course, we can't expect any one storm to say it ·s going to break the drought, but we should gel some pretty &oodsnows in moun-tain areas." ....._ · Towering wuvcs whipped by the winter storm crashed into the central Oregon coast. today, gut- ting the lounge of a motel at DePoe Bay and wrecking cars. No injuries were reported. The storm hit the coast al high tide about 2 a.m. and lasted for Smoke in the Night Cos ta Mc~a firemen battle garage fire that broke out about H p.m . Thursday night at the home of Marie Carr, -165 E . 18th St. The blaze, tentati\·ety attributed to s pon- taneous combustion, caused an estimated $2.100 in damage to the gar age and its contents. The gar age was being used for storage and no vehicle was parked inside . according to f1n•mcn. No injuries \\Cre reported as a re· ~ult of the blatc From Page A I KIDNAP ... Caransa You" illllear rronn.ir.· Dutch Police are holding a memhl'r of the Red Army Fac- tion, Knut Fol k erts. 25, on murde r c h a rges. He was arrestt'd follow1nJ: a SepL 22 shootout :.at l'lrecht m which a policeman wa~ killed. He is also wanted for terrorist activities in West Germany. Caransa has extensive prop· erlies in llolt and, about hair of them in the hotel and catering in· dustry. Three years ago, tie re- jected a bid by a British concern to buy his properlies for S40 million. He is married and has one grown daughter. Exhibit Delayed LOS ANGELES (AP> -A coo· trovcrsial Soviet trade exhibition has been delayed three days lo cnab1e-Amituly Dobrynin. Russian Amb~sador to the Unil· ed States, and Soviet Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai Patolichev lo attend. which of the officers fired the Jatal shots. Fr°"' pClfle A J Costa Mesa police will continue an investigation into the shoot- ing. Information will be turned over lo the Orange County Dis- trict Attorney's ofrice, which will determine if the shooting was justified. Stoppage Banned SAN FRANCISCO tAP) -Dis- trict 'Court Judge Cecil F. Poole has granted shippers an injunc· tlon further prohibiting West Coast dock workers from honor- ing picket lines that might be set up by s triking Eastern longshoremen. 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OI Sec-cl••• H 16tt Hid 11 Cf<lt Mf,~I CMner•l~S.llk,ftllo• b• u"•t• U "' -"llyi.1 "'•" U ~ -1111,, mllll•tf _UMI.,. "'"°"l!ll'f. DEATH PENALTY. • • day at which time their attorneys are expected lo appeal the no bai I ruling. They are expected lo be arraigned during that court ap pea ranee. Carter told Judge Franklin he will seek the death penalty for Flori because the native New Yorker had a prior murder con· viction. Carter, one of the District At· torney's specialists in prosecu- tion of murder cases, did not elaborate on that charge. However, local investigators allege Fiori was convicted of murder in a Florida case. Further detctils on that case were not immedlately available. The three men arrested in the case are all originally from New York and New Jersey and there has been some speculation that they were tied to mobsters on the East Coast. Investigators from Newport Beach have repeatedly declined to comment on the possibility the three have Mafia connections. Del. Sgt. Ken Thompson said today h is men are continuing their investigation of the murder conspiracy and its relationship to a Newport. Beach investment firm known as Prasadam Dls· tributors, Inc. The four prin· cipals of the firm arc alleged to be members of the Laguna Beach Hare Krishna Temple, although temple officials say the four have not been active for at least a year. Three of the four principals In the company, Joe Davis, Joe Fedorowslti and Roy Christopher Richard. are apparently being sought by police who say lhc three men may have left ""' country . The fourth member of Pra.sadam ii Alexander Kulik, 28 who was arrested lut Satur-d~y by Orange County Sheriffs dcputll''-who alleged they found Jars t·ontatnin~ 1.1 pounds of nearl y pure "China White .. hcrorn on th<' ,floor of Kulik'!> Stut1 Hl•wkh~1wk car. Kulik had been parked for several hours in a Mi ssion Viejo p<1rk1 n1? lot when merchants hecame sus picious and called t.hc deputies to the scene. Kulik was booked into Orange Co unty jail and held on S500,000 hall on suspicion of Possession of heroin for s ale. Detectives estimated the heroin could have brought m6re than $1 million when cut down for street sales. Kulik. in his initial court ap· pearance Thursday was denied a bail reduction, although that de· nial is expected to be appealed today in Orange County Superior Court. Police speculate that Bovan was murdered after a dispute with Marone, Resco and Fiori over some alleged criminal deal- ings Including embezzlement, ex· tort1on and narcotics trafficking. The trio had been hired by the Prasadam quartet to recover some embezzled funds and were allegedly instrumental in saving Kulik in Augu11t after he was kid· napped by Bovan and held for $100,000 ransom. That kidnap- ping was never reported . Police allege that the Prasadam quartet offered a "re· ward" for locating Bovan. They say they arc still probing the nature of that reward, Water May Be Cut SACRAMENTO (AP) -State and federal water officials say <mother winter as dry as Jast year's could cul irrigatJon de· liveries ne1Ct summer from 50 lo 100 percent. , more than an hour before subsid- ing. Mike Padberg, co-owner of the Surfpolnt Inn, said the waves crashed through the windows, destroying the 6ar and booths. ..All the booze is gone. Some of it is still floating around. The rest of it is out at sea," he sajd. Padberg said the waves still were lapping at the base of the structuredespitel>eing low tide. • • J don't know what it is going to do when hlgh tide comes at 2 Paycheck Bite p,m ., he said. "We ve oeen ncre. three years and we've never had' anything like this.'' • Other motels built near the" water reported waves crashed through windows of some first·· (Joor units. Four cars on the beach at Waldport were destroyed by waves and logs hurled ashore by the storm. . Coast Guard stations at Ya· quina Bay and DePoe Bay said one small boat broke loose, but there .was no damage. .. \ .. Senate Views SS Tax Bill , .. . . .. WASHI NGTON <A P > - Legislation that would put an un- precedent tax bite on the 104 million Americans who have 'Social Security taxes withheld from their paychecks is heading to the Senate after winning House approval. (Table, Page A4) A Senate vote on a similar bill could come as early as next week. On Thursday, the House passed. 275 to 146, its version or legislation to increase the tax for C\'cry worker covered by the pro· E'r0111 Page A J WINDS ..• Merlin and Drifter reported 24-hour runs of about 90 miles and were becalmed about five miles apart with Drift.er in the lead. The yacht Shearwater out ol San Francisco reported she wu abandoning the race but gave no reason. ll was assumed she wu taking refuge at Magdalena Bay about 130 miles north of Ca1>9 San Lucas. Three ot.Mr yachts failed to report, presumably beeauae of radio trouble. • The calm ahead of tbe storm apparenUy spread over a wide area as lhe last yacht. in the fleet was reported about 200 miles behind the leaders. At midafternoon Thursday in La Pu there were occasiooal wind squalls followed by a nat caJm that prevailed during the night and Friday morning . IC the calm continues there was iltUe chance that either Drifter 0 Merlin-wo~k-the elapsed time record of six days, four hours and 10 minutes lor the race. The rust boat would have to finish by4:10 p.m. gram. wilh the heaviest impact falling on upper· income workers. Their employers also would pay more under the House bill. A decade from now, anyone earning 442,600 would pay more than three limes as much Social Security tax as is now with· held. The tax would go from $965 this year S:J,OZ5 m 1987. Someone earning S20,000 would pay Sl,420. instead of $965. A worker with a salary of ~10,000. would pay$710, up from $585. The House did not consider any change in the benefits Social Security pays to 33 million peo- ple, including retired workers and their dependents or sur· vi vors. disabled workers and their dependents, and Medicare recipienLS. Congress will probably enact hefty tax increases this year to keep the Social Security system from going broke. The syst~m has amassed $5.8 billion in deficits since 1975 F...,,.PageAI BOFFA ... ldentJflcatlon "almost as good as a fingerprint." He swd Hoffa's dental r ecords were being flown from Detroit and he expected to know later in. the day whether the skeleton was. Hoffa's. • The FBI said it was watching the case, but declined further comment. However, J ennings said he had been requested to alert the FBI to the body's dis- covery andits..Bimil.aril.Y_!o HoCL- fa, although be declined to sa)' who had made the request. Jen· n ings said the FBI was taking. part in today's proceedinu. J\NNtJ1\I~ l~,(~'l,CtllY 1\IJ'l,llf)IUZl~I) Ml~I~ SAIE ENDS-NOV. 1st ~DEN'S :iiisiaJlitioii:·custom draperies linoleum• wood floor ' .. Or ange ~oast EDITION Tod ay's Closing ~.Y. Stoeks I .. . VOL. 70, NO. 3011 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY,.OCTOBER 28; 1977 N/C TEN CENTSt Suspect's Gun Unloaded, CM Cops Say By MICllAELPASKEVICH OUM P.lly Pllet SC.ft Costa Mesa police said today that the m an shot to death Wednesda)" night by Newport Beach, police threatened the of- ficers with an unloaded shotgun. Michael W. "Wayne" Nabb,21. ot'133 16th St., Costa Mesa, was killed by two police gunshots after he allegedly brandished a Skeleton Crete shotgun be bad been hiding in his pants. Costa 1desa police are in- VJstigating the incident, which occurred about 10:45 p.m . Wednesday near the intersection ·of old Newport Boulevara and E. 16th St. in Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa J>OHce Lt. Geon~e Lorton said today there is con- flicting testimony from about a half·doien witnesses to the fatal shooting of Nabb. Lt. Lorton said some witnesses agree with police claims that Nabb pointed the unloaded shotgun at officers. Others say Nabb was only pointing the shotgun into the air. According lo police accounts, the incident began at about 10:30 p . m. in the parking Jot of Delaney's Res taurant in Newport Beach. Nabb allegedly Robert Francy, principal of Costa Mesa's Estancia High School, admitted he was surprised when be arrived for work this morning to find this unexpected guest at his desk. The Hallowct•n prank was the work of teachers. The s keleton belongs to the school's science department. ' Millionaire I KiJnaped by tt-.-1-#¥1;-Te rrorists North State Hit By Winter Storm tried to rob two patrons al knife· point, but the pair fled and Newport Beach police were sum· mooed. Police said lhe Yellow Cab Company was contacted to de- termine if Nabb might buve been picked up by a cab driver. Lieutenant Lorton said this is normal procedure when a SUS· peel is last seen on foot. Nabb later was spotted on foot, in Costa Mesa by an unidentified! driver for a local cab company. • The driver alerted police, and Newport police officer Robert O'Neil confronted Nabb at the in- tersection or E. 16th Street and old Newport Boulevard. Nabb al-lc~edly turned over a knife t.o the oHicers. Lt. Lorton said the cabbie warned Officer O'Neil that Nabb was concealing a second weapon. Valley · Victim Slain AR officer O'Neil backed off to radio for support, Nabb allegedly pulled the shotgun from beneath his clothing. Police said the weapon had been hidden under Nabb's loose fitting shirt, with the ·barrel extending down his pants leg. · Lt. Lorton said Newport Beach patrolman Bob Stephens and Sgt. Robert Gatewood arrived at the <See Tll&EAT, Page A%) Death Sought :For 1tan By JOANNE REYNOLDS °'..,. o.11, ,.lloot si.11 Jerry Peter Fiori, one of four aJleged consplrators in the murder of a Fountain Valley man in Newport Beach, faces the death penalty in the criminal proceedings ponding against bim. Fiori, 41, of 19822 Brookhurst St., Huntington Beach, m ade his initial court appearance Thurs- day in the Harbor Judicial D1i.- tricl Court, where Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Dave Carter told Judge Selim Franklin he will be Proteste r s Greet Car Of Prince seeking the death penally for F1or1 's alleged part in the murder. Cartt'r s aid he would not be making a capital case against the three other alleged con- spirators, Debra Ann Addlsion. 24, of the Brookhurst Street ad- dress; Anthony Marone Jr., 23, of 10212 Merrimac Drive, Hunt· ington Beach, and Raymond Steven Resco, 28, of the same ad- dress. Fwri was arrested by Costa ;\1 esa police Tuesday on suspi· c:iun or possession of nearly three Drif ter Wins La Paz Race Drifter co-skippered by Bob Beauchamp and R.B. Alexander of Newport · I {arbor Yacht Club crossed the fUlisb line al La Paz at 11 . 52. · 5S a m. toduy to set a '"'~ cla~cd time record or 5 d:n·s 23 hours 52 minutes and· 55 seconds for the po\tnds ·of cocaine. Police found the illicit drug when they started to question Fiori about bis car which matched the description of 'an auto seen leaving the scene oC the murder early Saturday morning. • Fiori's three co-defendants were arrested early Wednesday morning by police who said they traced the trio by the car's" registration. The four ar~ ac cused or participating in the shooting death of Stephen.John Bovan, 36, (See DEATH~ Pag~A2) * * * Bail Cut Denied in Drug Case A Newport Beach business man accused on arrest or having a lmost pure heroin valued at m or e LhWl $1 million in the auto • I AMSTERDAM. The Netherlands ·CAP> -A millionaire Dutch businessman was kidnaped early today as he left a night club, and a telephone ealler claimed West German's By The Associated Press A hefty, winter-type storm s weeping out from Alaska marched east across the Pacific today, spun off welcome rain into far Nothem California and was expected to come ashore · by ev_ening. Washington and San Francisco al midmorning and moving easterly at about 35 miles an hour. SAN FRANCISCO (AP > E scorted by more t han so helmet-clad riot police, Britain'' Prince Charles stepped orr u ca ble car at the root ot Nob Htll to-day and waded through hundreds or angry anti-British protesters who shouted, "Stop the torture." J .OOO·mllera"te: M erhn, skippered by Al C<•sscl of the Balboa Yacht Club crossed the line about eig ht minutes behind Drifter. lie wn driving;-tostms-bid «>r-----• lease on bail today. I Red Army Faction terrorist group was responsible: A caller later demanded that Queen Juliana abdicate. I Witnesses said about five persons subdu ed Maurits l Caransa, 61, after a stuggle out· r side the Continental Club, where 1 be bad been playing bridge, and forced him into a car. CararlSa owns a chain of hotels and cluM in Holland and is prominent in Jewish adivities. Supporters of the Red Army Faction al s o c l ai med responsibility for bombings to- day of West G-ermany car showrooms, two in Milan one in Rome, and the bombing or a German engineering company office in Lisbon. No injuries were ·reported. Callers told police the bombs, like others that damaged West _German property across Europe ·last week, were planted to avenge the Oct. 18 prison deaths · ot tbr«1e leaders ol the German terrorist underground -An· dress Baader, Gudrun Ensslln .and Jan-Carl Raspe. Officials ·iaid the deaths were suicides. • A German-speaking man ~alled the Amsterdam oewspaper Het Parool and told a ·sWilchboard operator: "We are :the Red Army FacUon. We hdve -Caransa. You will bear from us." "'"""' ...... KIDNAP VICTIM Meurtl• Cer•nH \ Jn addition, the Sierra was ex· pected to receive significant snows, good news in the s~ond straight year of drought. There were further welcome tidings with the indication of a se.:ond storm giving birth over the Pacific right behind the t_ur- rent depression. - National Weather Service forecaster Max: Caldwell said that while ''I'm not predJcting the drought is broken" the origin of the storm implied at least a brief return to the usual winter storm pattern. For two years, polar-born storms have been shunted to the east by persistent high pressure before they could come south to fill reservoirs and pile the moun· taio snowpack for spring runoff. The current storm, said Caldwell, was several hundred miles offshore between Contr ols Lifted iERUSALEM <AP) -Israel, in a major policy shift, an- nounced tOOay it was liftinrits currency from government con· trot and removing foreign cur· rency restrictions on travellers and investors. ·•we're expecting this to mo•e through the Bay Area at about S o'clock," said Caldwell. "We·re calling It over all of Northern California down lo Fresno." Coastal winds will gel up to 40 niiles an hour, be added .. "It's good news," he said. ''Of· course, we can't expect any one storm to say it's eoing to break the drought, but we should get some pretty good snows in moun· lain areas." Surf Freea 30 Vessel.a · FORT BRAGG (AP> - A surge or stormy ocean water broke apart docks at the mouth of Noya River here today, knocking free about 30 fis hing and pleasure boats, the Coast. Guard said. The guard said two cut· ters were attempting to round up the loose vessels. ll was not immediately determined if any boats. had s unk or If there were any injuries when the big swell surged into the small harbor about 300 miles north of San Francisco. About. 1,000 people swarmed around the prince, bui not aU were members of the Irish Republican Committee, which coordinated the protest against. treatment of Irish prisoners in English jails. About half the throng appeared friendly. · However. the Irish activists were loud and highly visible, car- rying signs which read, "Charles the Vampire of Wales," and ~'The Clockwork Brit: Wind il and it murders children." The cable car ride, which began bis second day in the San Francisco Bay .area, traveled slowly down the stttp hill as hun · dreds ol people, many of them ·cheering, ran alongside. The prince smiled and waved back. The smile faded, however, at the end or a short trip when he stepped off the cable car and became the vocal targeL of lhe protesters. · A spectator, Raymond McGrath, 28, said "The look on Charlie's face was like hls por- ridge had gone cold." No obvsical confrontations were riot.iced between the dem- onstrators and the billy club·. wielding police. Officers sajd there were no arrests. The prince entered the Bank of America world headquarters for a tour and planned later to visit Fisherman's Wharf. • The two yachts fought a bow to bow batUe since the start last Saturday after- noon. It was reminiscent of the Honolulu race when they finished 19 minutes apart .with Merlin in the lead. 7 Employ~s: Evacuated By Gas Leak Seven Newport Beach city employes were sent home about an hour early Thursday after Gas Company workmen ordered evacuation or their office in city hall. The evacuation was ordered, according to City Manager Robert Wynn, because gas that had leaked from a line serving city hall had collected in the finance department's vault. . Finance department employes called the Gas Company to city hall at about 4 p.m. when employes s melled J{as. Wynn said today the faulty line will be repaired as soon as possi· blc. Gay Teacher BlaSts Briggs By ANNE COOPER Ol Ille OMly ,.,._ S141f Homosexuals are anti-life, an· ti-family, anti-God and anti· AmeTlcan and should not be al- lowed to teach in public schools, Slate Sen. John Briggs told San Clemente Republicans Thurs· day. But a member or the dinner au· dlence at the San Clemente Inn, who identified himself as a teach er, a Christian and a homosexual challenged the senator's statements. David Lennox said scientific evidence and religious tradition do not support discrimination against homosexual teachers. "You could talk lo me for 1,000 y~rs and present all kinds of evidence, and you'd never con- vince me," Briggs told Lennox. "Wh·at·s right is right. and what's wrong is wrong." Briggs was in San Clemente ca mpaigni ng for the 1978 gubernatorial race. He is the first Republican to announce his candidacy. Briggs sald he is butlding his campaign around social Issue$ - principally his stand against. homosexual teachers and In favor or a tough death penally - because he thinks ll will focus more attention on his candidacy. "I'm for lowering taxes, too," he said, "but l couldn't get 10 people to a press conference to hear me talk about taxes." Brig"s vowed the electorate will have a chance to vote on whether homosexuals can teach in Califomia public schools . "As a born-again Christian, J love homosexuals," he said. "l tell them lbey can do what they want to in the privacy of their bedrooms. But when they Rtand in front of my children, 1 must act." Lennox, the seJr-proclalmed homosexual teacher, tolcl Briggs and about 40 JfUests that scien· tlfic evidence shows sexual pref. erence is established before a . child reaches school age, Indicat- ing that homosexual teachers would not influence a homosex.· ual proclivity. "As far as sexual abuse is con- cerned, evidence shows that 75 percent ot that. is between men and young girls," he said ... It's not a gay problem." Briggs called homosexuality a threat to the United States. He said the country is following the pattern of other great nations, falling into an era of moral de- cay. Briggs, who has a Fullerton ln· sura nce business, gatned na- tional attention when he tam· paigned with Anita Bryant in Florida against a ballot Initiative prohibiting discrlmtnation a"ainst homosexual teachers. The senator has introduced a hl ll m the California legislature, which would allow school boards to refuse lo hire openly homasex. ual teachers or teachers who ad- vocate homosexuality. O~ange County Superior Court Judge William L . Murray r e· fused to lower the $500,000. bail set in South Orange CQunty Municipal Court for Alexander Kulik, who listed bis address at3 Linda Isle. The home apparently belongs to Rick WIJlis, a business as· sociate ot KuJik's. Willis was out of town at the time of Kulik's .,... rest and Kulik was believed to be a guest at the home. · Police also indicated the Stut£ Blackhawk driven by Kulik at the time or his arrest is leased by '·Willis, owner of an auto customizing shop. Judge Murray commented from the bench that be saw no r eason to reverse the decision re- ached Thursday by municipal court Judge John Griffin. Judge Griffin set Nov.18 as the date Kulik will face a pr~ liminary bearing in the south county court on charges of possessing heroin. Kulik is one or four investors in Prasadam Distributors Inc .• Newport Beach, a firm police have connected to the shooting death of a Fountain Valley man in Newport Beach last Saturday. That connection is still being probed and Kullk's three as~ soclates in Prasadam are being sought for questioning. Kulik (See BAlL, Page AZ) Coas t We athe r Mostly cloudy through Saturday with slight. chance or light rain. Cooler. Lows tonight in tho 50it. High.'\ Saturday 66. I NSIDE TODAY Trtckt to /fndlng Pa<ninted houau along the Orange Coan and treats to t>. /otmd in two communft11 theottrt nut week.ore descrlbed on l!oge Cl. Index At Y-,....,1« 112 a..11111 .. L.M. lere At ......... ..... c.111.,.,.1. AJ Cl•"lllM DM• Ceml<t Ct cnnw~ et 0 .. UIMMltet •tt eelt•I••"-a• httn91"""°" CM ........... ., .. ~ ai .. ,A 2 OAIL V PILOT NJC Friday. October 28. 1977 , Newport Resident To Fly for Record By CAROL MOORE Ol ll,. o.llJ l''ltoUi.H Marjorie Anderson of Newport Beach is leaving for a round-the-world trip today -without aoy lueaage. WlDLE MOST people will be turning back their blocks this weekend, $he will be whining through time zones on a special flight that is expected t.o set seven speed re.cords and will pass over both poles. She is one of 150 passengers making the historic hop to commemorate the SOtb anniversary of Pan American World Airways.· Takeoff was scheduled from San Francisco at 1: 15 p.m. The estimated arrival back there is 6:40 p.m. Sunday, after stops in London; Cape Town, South Africa and Auckland. New Zealand. The current commercial flight record is 46 hours~ set in May 1976. ••tMAGINE GOING clear around the world to spend six hours on the ground," she said. "But I'll be the first in my neighborhood to go pole-to· pole!" Both Miss America and Miss Universe are due on board. Entertainment scheduling lists eight movies, a Gu~ ci fashion show, wine and cheese party in South Africa plus Maori dancers and a seafood buffet Down Under. Miss Anderson declined to reveal her fare. but re· marked with a chuckle, "Those who wanted couJd pay $1.100 more for first class -as if we weren't being treated royally enough. "AND WE CAN bring one~hange or outfit; after all it will be summer for half of the trip." She wishes she could leave the airport in New ZeaJand. traveled to aJl the continents. Her longest previous night traveled to aJI tke continents. Her longest previous flight was a 28-hour return from Damascus. Recently her teaching duties at Coastline Community College have kept her close to home. .. WHEN I READ a small notice about this trip in the Wall Street Journal, I decided il was a good way to cover a great distance and not neglect my job." she explained. "It wouJd also be nice to fly over the poles. I'm not about togetadogand 'mush' over them." Although she figures both crossings will occur at n1ght. Miss Anderson isn't sure what special celebrations the airline bas promised for those exact moments. BUT SHE does know two things: ''I'll beat all my postcards home and I'll have a marvelous case of jet lag on Monday !" Records Rule Out SkeletOn as Hoff a U.S. Navy Opposes Air.field ---By ROBERT BARKER Ol lhe 0.111 PllOI $l•fl An officiaJ at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station indicated today that the Navy is less than enthusiastic about plans lo locate a proposed general aviation airport on the base. Commander Thomas Hogan, executive 0£f1cer of the station. said the Navy has not received any details about the proposal. ''But from what we read in the newspapers, we would look un- favorably on the plan," he said. A proposal to develop an airport for small private planes on the statii:>n, just west of Bolsa Chica Street and Bolsa Avenue in Seal Beach, has been advanced by a Huntington Beach homeowners group Orange County supervisors this week heard a report on the proposed airport and ordered a 90·day study. Hogan said lh/#l the ai r - port plan was not feasible and indicated that il may not be safe. He said that the Navy main· tains ammunition magazines in the general area and that land that appears t.o be vacant serves as a buffer zone as a safety feature. Hogan said the Navy stores about any kind of weapons "that you can imagine, .. ranging from small arms lo large ammunition for warships. including missiles . Reports h ave s urfaced 5 porad1ca ll y that nuclear weapons were located on the base but Hogan said hew as not at Ii berty to oomment. The base sprawls pver 5.000 acres and is owned by the federal government. F ro. Page A J DEATH ... who died outside the El Ranchito r estaur ant, 409 28th St. early Saturday morning. They have all been held without bail since their arrests and in Thursday's municipal court appearance . Judge Franklin continued that no ball NEW YORK (AP> -A skeleton found in thick un- derbrush in northeastern Penn· sylvania definitely is not that of former Teamsters President· City medical examiner said to- day. Robert Jennings, coroner of ruling. • Wayne County, where HonesdaJe The four are currently being Dr. Dominick DiMaio said a· .check of the missing union leader's dentaJ ~ilW_. ~ here from Detroitr fOlt« out any chance that the lkeJe ~ _i.IUlY.o.J>JMtf b~oa • a hunter inonate. Pa., was that of Hoffa. Hoffa disappeared in the sum· mer of 1975, and the FBI has long believed that he was murdered. "A preliminary check of the dental records indicated it was not Hoffa," DtMaio told a new conference at his office. Services Set For Victim Of Shooting Funeral services will be held Monday for Costa Mesa for 21· year-old Michael W. "Wayne" Nabb, who died Wednesday in a s hooting incident involving Newport Beach police. \ Mr. Nabb, of 13316th St.. Costa '--M&a, is survived by his widow, Marie, and sons Jason and James all of Costa Mesa. He also is survived by his mother, Mrs. Lillian Gibb of El Toro; step- father, Kenneth Gibb . of El Toro_, and three brothers, Philip Nabo of Alabama, Robert Nabb and Ronald Nabb, both of Costa Mesa. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Monday at Bell Broadway Chapel in Costa Mesa. Burial wUl follow al Harbor Lawn Memorial Park. O~MOECOMT s DAILY PILOT ~.:t'.;o:~~~:.r.:=.:::::~::.= c...-. ..wi1''""" eo,,., ...... ..__ """lon• ,,,.. ::'~~~::.·==~/~ '•'" V•tt•v. """'•· s..drdtt"thtclt. v .. 1 .. v •"Mt ~e. .. ,,,,..,.,,eo,,,1.•1~,_,.,,, 11 ..... .,....1.,..-$t111•0.n ....i 5'1nc1AY' r,,. r.;~~c!,,f.:,~'.t.~/:~1~'l-=l.?° '"°"'' tin ._ .... _ ~rt\idtftt~ ~.,,...,., Jac••.c-Yn Pt'Hhttftt •ftd Gent"'•I ~~· T-••KHvfl !dltOf' .,_ ............. ... ,...,,.""' l!dll ... Ol""M.\.Mt ·-" 111111 ~""'..,. ""'llt<ll1M1f.•tor~ Ottlc .. 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They are expected to be "He was very excited when he arraigned during lhat court ap· heard the age, height and hair pearance. color" of lhe skeleton. Jennings Carter told Judge Franklin he' said. will seek the death penalty for __The ~ was brQug}lt tQ the .!.-..fiOri ~ lhLn_lill_ve fuw New York medical l!Xaminer's Yorker had a prior murder con- otnce because authorities here viction. have better equipment and more Carter. one o( the District At· experience in dealing with such torney's speciaJlsts in prosecu· cases. tion or murder cases. did not F ro• Page A l BAIL •.•• does not at present face any charges in connection with lhe murder·casc. Judge Murray's decis ion means lhal Kulik will be held in the county jail until bis court ap- pearance on narcotics charges. Judge Murray noted the gravi- t~: of the drug charges faced by Kulik and the great value of the heroin allegedly possessed by him when he was arrested in M15· sion Viejo. Judge Murray also noted that defense attorney Phillip A. DeMassa. who vainly argued to- day for Kulik's freedom, himself faces drug charges filed by San Diego police. Kulik was arrested at a park· ing lot in Mission Viejo by deputies investigating residents' complaints that a man appeued to be either unconscious or asleep in a costly car that proved lo be a rare Stutz Blackhawk. Officers said they awakened Kulik and found a bag containing three jars of a substance later identified in the sheriff's lab as being almost pure "China White heroin." They said a search of the Stub revealed more drugs and a later search of the Linda Isle home produced drugs and records al· legedly indicating Kulik's con· nections with drug smuggling ot· ganlzations. Orange County criminal rec· ords on Kulik indicate that he spenl eight months in jail in Afghanistan in 1971 after being identified as a member of a ring distributing hashish oil. FrO#IPage AI THREAT •.• scene within seeonds. With Nabb holding the shotgun. in view of the policemen, police reportedly commanded him to "drop the gun." When he failed lo do so, all three officers fired al Nabb, who was slrUck in the head and cbesl. He was pronounced dead at tho ~cene. elaborate on that charge. However , local investigators allege Fiori was convicted of murder in a Florida case. Further details on that case were not immediately available. The three men arrested in the case arc all originally from New York and New Jersey and there has been some speculation that they were tied to mobsters on the Eas t Coast. Investigators from Newport Beach have repeatedly declined to comment on the poss ibility the three have Mafia connections. Del. Sgt. Ken Thompson sald today his men are continuing their investigation of the murder conspiracy and iL'> relationship to a Newport Beach investment firm known as Prasadam Dis· tributors, lnc. The four prin· cipals of the firm are alleged to be members of the Laguna Beach Hare Krishna Temple, although temple officials say the fou r have not been active for al least a year. Three of the f<:lur principals in the company, Joe Davis, Joe Fedorowski and Roy Christopher Richard, are apparently being sought by police who say the three men may have left thP country. OCTDViews Costa Mesa Dial-a-Ride The steering committee of the Orange County Transit District's <OCTD> Citizen Advisory Com· mittee has recommended that OCTD directors develop Dial-a· Ride service for Costa Mesa resi- dents this winter. OCTD officials said Wednes· day the recommendation wlll be forwarded to directors for their· action. Dll'ectors earlier this (all de· cided lo hold off implementing the door-to-destination service In Costa Mesa while a new OCTD long-range plan is developed. OCTD officials still pla.n to of- fer Dial-a· Ride service In the Saddleback Valley beginning in February. The service, which a llows resl· dents to phone for transit service at their doonstep, already ls of- fered In Fullerton, La Habra. Orange and Villa Park. • Smoke in the Night Costa Mesa firemen battle garage fire that broke out about 8 p.m. Thursday night at the home of Marie Carr, 465 E . 18th St. The blaze. tentatively attributed to spon· taneous combustion, caused an estimated $2,100 in damage to the ~aragc and its contents. The garage was being used for storage a nd rio vehicle was parked inside. according lo firernen. No injuries were reported as a re· sult of the blaze. Dr. Cella Rejected Bid F Or Retrial A plea by Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr. for a reopening of the federal court trial that ended with his ronviction on multiple criminaJ charges was rejected today in Los Angeles Federal Court Judge Matt llyrne, the trial jurist who sentenced Cella. 52, to five years in prison last year, re· Jected without comment the de- fense argument that recently un- earthed evidence justified a new look at the federal case against the Santa Ana physician The decision leaves Cella de· pendent on lhe expected ruljng next month or an appellate court which has been exam 1ning Cella 's appeal against his federal conv iction on charges of tax evasion, Medicare fraud and con· spiracy. -C e-11 tt -&n & eo--ttf ~n d-IHH-Stephen Robert Evans. 32, have been ordered to return to Orange County Superior Court Nov, 10 (or a ruling on the cttanees of venue granted to both men. Lawyers for Cella and Evans ar e currenUy negotiating with the district attorney's office in what are described by a defense attorney as ''meaningful plea· bargaining sessions." If plea bargaming discussions fail, Judge H. Warren Knight will announce the location of Cella 's Superior Cour trlaJ. ll is eX'pected to be_San p1ego. Evans. the former ad· ministrator of Mercy General Hospital, Santa Ana, will also be t ried in another county. The loca· tion or his trial will be announced when the Cella \rial ls in its fblal stages. Evans was also convicted in t M-fedff&l-eewrt trial-and drew • one year term from J ud&e Byrne. Both he and Cella are tree on appeal. · Mes an Held ·in . Sex Rap . 4 Undercover police arrested • four women in a downtown Hunt· jnglon Beach residence Thurs-• day nieht on prostitution charges. The suspects, Louise Kathrine Donovan, 25, of 1029 Park St.. Huntington Beach, and Anesta Ruth Jones, 24, or Laguna Beach were arrested in Miss Donovan's home on charges of pimping ~d . conspiracy lo commit pr06titU· ; lion. : · Also aJTested at the residence • on charges of conspiracy to com-• mit•prostitutioo were Katherine • Leigh Cole, 22, of Costa Mesa, : and Lauren Nolene Ross. 24, of : Westwood. : Huntington Beach police Sgt. ~ Larry Cain asserted he and three ·• other undercover police officers were offered two hours of sexual favors, food and drinks tor ~ • trom the women. Cain said warrants are now out for the arrest of a male suS'pect in. connection with the case. Posing as "Johns" or pros· titution patrons, the three Hunt· ington Beach officers and ·one Newport Beach lawmah arrested the women at about 6 p.m . The arrests capped a two-month in- vestigation of the alleged prostitution ring, Cain said. Huntington Beach Jail o!riclals. s aid Miss Donovan, Miss Jones and Miss Cole were released to- day on their own recognizance pending arraignment in West ' Orange County Co~rt. · t Miss Ross is scheduled to face' arraignment proceedings today in Wes t Orange County Court on an earlier prostitution charge. of· ficials sald. Amplietamine Ring Smashed SAN DIEGO (AP) - Authorities say they have •• s mashed a five·stale am-·. phetamine distribution ring with i lhe arrests of three San Diego· area men and indictments ~ against a Wyoming man and a. ' South Dakota woman. The operation was c:apable oC distributing millions of the ~al pep pills annually. local and federal narcotic. ageAts said Thursday. T he rfn1, which reportedly operated fOf' at lean a year t~ San Dieao as a base to send rrr ur . freight at least one million am-. phetamines and other pUla to ·· bogus firms in Portland. Ore., • and • l)as~er over· the past • months: said authorities in ~ culminating a seven-month in· • vestigation. The sale you've II ee11 waiting for ••• FRl.-SAT .•MOii. ALDEN'S reduces • £E carp • SALE ENDS-NOV. 1st .. ,. DEN'S 1ii,:j,jj ·Jj.."{ff iRSii.llitiiiii : 'custom d rapBries · • • •n · ~ 1 · · linoleum • wood floor • ' -I Presley Death Probed? M EMPlllS, Te nn. (AP> - More doctors may examine the ruling thut Elvis Presley's death was not related to drugs. Dr. Thomas Dorrily, president of the Memphis and Shelby Coun- ty Medical Society, sajd Thurs- day the agenda of the society's l'xeculive committee meeting Nov. 1 includes a discussion pf Dr. J erry Francisco's rulin&...On Presley's death. Dr. Robert Kisobeth, president of the Memphis Society of Pathologists also said he will ask that group at its meeting in J a nuary if members wish to dis· cuss the ruling. GENERAL ANO MRS. BRADLEY SALUTED BY YOUNGSTER (RIGHT) AT LOS ALAMITOS A s He Said Goodbye to Callfornla, He Remained "th• People's General" "My only desire is to satisfy numerous requests as president o f the Memphis Society of Pathologists to issue some state- me nt for the organization .. K isobeth said Thursday. ' 'Old Man' Says Goodbye· Francisco, the Shelby County medical examlner, announced at a news conference last week that Presley died o( "hypertensive heart disease wilh coronary heart disease as a contribut.ing factor.'.' NOKJ Hear Tlab UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich Jr. was attempting Clear-eyed General Bradley Leaves Calif omia Francisco said tests bad shown t here were eight drugs in Presley's body at the time of his death Aug. 16. He said four -co- de in e . methaquaalone 1Quaaludc>. ethinamate and barbiturates · -were in s ignifi- t•ant levels. He said the ~ugs did not contribute lo the 42·year-old singer 's death. to whistle up some attention Thursday to greet visiting : students. They're from high schools all over Southern ~ California and about 1,600 of them were attending " SOLDIER'S SOLDIER SNAPS A CRISP SALUTE General of the Army Omar Nelson Bra~tey, 14 Patty's Ex-guard Blasts Her Defense CHICAGO <AP>-Former dep- uty U.S . .Mars hal Janey .Jimenez. who guarded newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst during her nine·week trial, says s he believes Mlss Hearst received inadequate de- fense from famed allomey F. Lee Bailey during her bank rob- bery trial. Miss Jimenez told a group of lawyers Thursday that she sun believes in Miss Hearst's in- ' nocence, despite the verdict of a jury who "based their decision nothing." She told a Chicago Bar As- ' sociation IWlcheon that if Miss Hearst had never been kidnaped, .. she'd never have done the things s~e was accused or do- ing." · )fjss Jimenez, who became a good friend of the newspaper heiress during. her trial in San Francisco, accused Bailey of not spending enough time on the case to prepare a proper defense. She aald Bailey spent as lltUe as five minutes with Miu Hearst before each court appearance. giving her a pat on the back at the end of the day and saying, "It will be okay." The trial turned into a media circus, Miss Jimenez said, and Bailey thought he could win the case solely on his .reputation.· Miss Jimenez spent more than 300 hours with Miss Hearst al the San Francisco jail. After the trial, sbe resigned her federaljob'and moved to San 01 ego, where she is working toward a master's degree In criminal justice adminis tration. Pets, Tax, 'Julia' To Engage Readers Spend your extra hour Sunday reading these "ton es in the Daily Pilot. CANINE QUARTERS -With the holiday travel season ap proaching, where can you house the family pct while you're gone'> A YOU section feature will describe how to check out ken- nels and what services to expect for what costs. TAX DEFERRl\I, H you're: an elderly person on a fixed in come and property taxes arc ktll· log you , there 's a "'ay out Another YOU stor) will explain lhe details or a new law. allowing homeowners 62 yeurs or older to defer payment of property taxes . 1r theb-annual Income Is less ~ tbaA $20,000. ·• ( SUNDAY'S BEST ) KE EP COOL -P r ecision equipment to keep things very, v-ery cold, manufactured by Alrco Cryogenics, helps fast· frozen food manufacturers, deep- sea divers and natural gas in- dustries. Staff Writer Phlllp Rosmarin looks at this company in Irvine for the business page. 'JULIA' WONDERFUL Why don't they make movies like they used to? Lament no more. Critic 'Rex Reed reports on how "J ulia," the story or wartime, friends hip and Intrigue in Europe, involves r eal people, feelinr real emoUo~ making real commitments to each othet. By ARTHUR R. VJNSEL Otti. O.lly PlloUt•ll The Old Man, who once com- manded the mightiest American army ever assembled under one leader, 1.3 million troops , in World War II. s aid farewell to California Thursday and he was ~rand. General of the Army, Omar Nelson Bradley, 84, the highest ranking U.S. military officer and the nation's only living fi ve-star general <lid the traditional Troop· ing of the Line al the Armed Forces Reserve Center, Los Alamitos. Standing arrow·straight out of his wheelchair, General Bradley snapp(.'<J a crisp salute as a band of combined U.S. armed forces branc he s pl ayed t he Star Spangled Banner. No matter that a lesser general and another field officer standing d1screeUy behind him on the re· viewing stand braced the Old Man up, wilh one hand each. His eyes were still clear as he looked out over the various unjts a t attention on the concrete runway at the old naval air sta~ lion and back over ft\'C wars and 11 years of lhc 20th C4lnlury The military man wh11 "on 50 medals and decoration-•. from the Combat Jnfanl r \'m :tn 'i. Badge: many men own l o h1ghC'M awards of allied nation ... of the world, was m his element He confessed after recl'1vmg the Medal of Valor, the state's highest award from California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr., that h e and his wife, Kilty, are probably headed for his final du· ty station. They will soon move to Fort Bliss, Texas where he will con- tinue bis work as General of the Army, moving household, of- fices , personal belongings and his entire staff from West Los Angeles. His voice hus ky and low; Genera! Bradley told the t ,000- plus throng that confinement to a wheelchair has slowed the old in>- f antryman's stride, des pite the speed o( jet-age travel. "But it is better lo be in a wheelchair ... tban not to 'be' .... ;• General Bradley s aid thoughtful· ly, but with emphasis. "At this stage or my life, I want to be on a military post, serving my country ... " Names, dates and places in more troubled times for America fl owed through the minds or man v present: North Africa. Tunisia, Hill 609. Rizertc; Sicily,· the United Kingdom. Norm andy; Germany Itself, where his 12th U.S . Army Group comprised of four individual armies erased the Siegfried Line and s napped the spine of Nazi Germany. Many present had been at : some of those battlegrounds . S ince .Francisco's news con- fe rence, published reports have s aid at least one to other drug - Pl a c idy l -was found in Presley's body by at least one other la boratory where his blood samples were sent for .testing. PlacidyJ has been documented as h:ivin~ :i toxic effect when com- h1ned with codeine. Going to Bed Ina Hurry NORWALK CAP) -A 51-year· old Norwalk man went to bed un- intentionallv in a Norwalk motel room --f,-h lle dri vin~ his car. of. hdab sa' Sltt-rrll ~ Ot'f>Ul•t-' i,111d 1::ulal10 \ Im penal ran t hrough a red h cht on lml)Crial Highway at SO mile~ an hour Thursday, struc k a p<.trkcd car, n m over a picket foncc and crashed through the wall of an unoccupied room of the Anchor lnn .\1otel, landing on the bed . Imperial was uninjured but was trapped in his car and bad to be cut free by a county Fire Departmen,t rescue squad. He was later bOOlted for investlga. tion of drunk~n driving at the Norwalk s'heriff's station. University Day to look over UCI. ., ~--~~--.;_~.;_~~~--~~~--;::i,,,------------------F, . ., Directories to Aid In Lawyer Selection " .. . A program aimed at helping the public sel ect qualified lawyers was announced Thurs- day by Santa Ana attorney Wylie A. Aitken , president of the California Trial Lawyers As- sociation. Aitken said the two-part plan consists of publishing regional directories listing attorneys and I hL•ir background, and of giving public recognition to lawyers who are experienced in various legal s pecialties. "It's a step that's Jong overdue for the legal community," he s aid. ••The medical profession has been substantially ahead or us as to providJng information as to who practices neurosurgery :ind other specialties." Aitken said lus organization i<> purticularly concerned that the public may be con(used by ads. A bar association ban on advertis- ing by attorneys was recenU y ~truck down in the courts. U nder the recognition pro- s r<i..m , lawyers who belong to the trial association and have prac- ticed law for at least two years can apply for recognition of their experience in the fields of trial practice. general personal in· j ury , products liability, workmen's compe nsation, criminal trials and family law. "We're just trying to give the public some indication that some independent agency bas checked • this pe.rson out and they do meet minimum requirements;• Aitken said. He said the first recognitions should be processed by the first of the year. At the same time, re- g ional directories will be published listing l awyers who belong to the association. The directories, which will cost about $1, will include information on education, experience, office hours, hourly rates and initial consultation fees. · .. Teacher Sues • 1!11'tlar ~=s~aa • J\ichard Hanna and nis f een-age -. :.on were sued for $500;000 in dam ages Thursday in an Orange County Superior Court 1awsuJt filed by a South Laguna teacher. The action initiated by Raymond Terry claims that Alex Hanna, then 16, attacked Ten-y during an incident at Estancia , High School i n Costa Mesa, where Terry teaches and YoUDg Hanna was a student. Terry claims that as a result of • the attack last November be suf· ~ fered serious neck injuries which · required surgery. ~ Pre$ents HALLOWEEN. -PLANTING SALi Choose from many colors in extra· • lar1te bulb.'! or Cottage, Temple or Beauty, Darwin, Fringed, Oriental or Parrot TUiips. A timely special on this perennial foll lhru spring garden color favorite. Choose from yellow or white. ILOOMIMG PANSY Add instant color lo any s ·unny eon- ta in er or garden spot . Fully· blossomed plants thrive from now 't.U aummer. Dignitaries, including Gov-· em or Brown, were introduced by I ... .,_ .... Sl.9t •~n· ... .... ...... , .. Maj. Gen. Frank J . Schober Jr.,. Sale 25c S I 99c 5 I 39c · commander of the California Na-· a e . a e , : lional Guard, which sponsored 1' 1--------------1---------..... '""'!"~-t--~~...,~~---'"'!"'----• California's official farewell to · SEA GRHH JUHIPER . GOLD PFITZER. JUHIPH. JAPANESI ARAUA. General and Mrs. Bradley. 1 The Old Man, as be was known : to his troops, sat. white-haired ' and with customary reserve. as the parade of speakers described Deep g~een foilnge makes this hard)' conifer an eircellenl choice for landscape accent use. I fJIA. ...... '"'' ·Gold-flecked foliage brightens an.y drab landscape. Excellent for uae- as tall shrub or screen. ' ,.,.. .. ...,su• Handsome glosay rreen foliage lends a touch of the tropics to 11\1 shady garden spot. ........... $2.49 him as an enduring spirit or · Sale s44, Sale s I '' Sale 99c American ideals who assured himself or a pl ace 1n history ·~---~---~~~~~--~:--------~~~~-------~----~· within his own lifetime. KELLOGG'S 'TOPPER A California Bear Flag was . presented to General and Mn. ' Hold moisture 'wbllo feeding your lawn with Topper. Exc.tlent for use in planting rye-: . Bradley by Virginia May Days. f(rass, st.olOM, or nny lawn from seed or mulching any extaUnr Jawn. 3 cu. It. 1'11e covers · state director of veterans · af. up to 300 sq. ft . fairs, for his lifelong dedication to cx·scrviccmen, as well as thos e acUvcly under his com- mand. The 1915 West Point graduate serve d as chief or the U.S. Veterans Administration right utter World War 11 to assure :-moolh clemob11izalion of the m 111 tary structure. Apptousc thundered as Gov-· ernor Brown hung the Med al of Valor on Its cr'<"son r ibbon around tho old soldThr's neck. ... $Z.~ Sales.~'.'~_ . ., ., . , .. - ... ,. P'rfcft •-'"" 11/%/77 .. ..... u.lh4 .. Stell&•'-" . 0,.. 7 D. • 0 WHll 7 -...6 fl""' Nie.., t ti I · 2123 NEWPORT ILVD .. COSTA Ml~ ~!!!1.~~JtH • Petto 642..ftH .: .. . . . . • . A4 DAIL y PILOT .Just .. • .lee. ~ ;\~'·-, with · Tom arpbhae '.•,·:· .. 'DOOMSDAY: Some~w pam- phleteers were operatfug only •,. yesterd ay in Orange County, , &' 1>assinl! out leaflets to inform the · • populace of the latest. fear and · . dismaythatis ahead. You may be used to meeting pamphlet passers in our region. They work the sidewalks and shopping centers to get special m essages, to us . Often the headlines at the top of the pam- p h 1 et s are disquieting. Something like: .. Tbe End ls at Hand.,, "Prepare to Meet Your Maker." ••Floods and Earthquakes Due Tuesday" "Are YOU Prepared for Judg- ment?'' Alas, these Jittle messages ~ ~eldom build your conlidence. : • The same thing was true for · yesterday's pamphlet passers. But these pamphlet people didn't represent some religious group · : or political party. These p eople work for :• CalTrans, our wonderful state highway department. And the : :: pamphlet blizzard was being pro-. · ·: duced on several southbound on- ::: ramps along the old Santa Ana : .; Freeway. ··; MOTORISTS WERE hailed : :. briefly and handed the little : :: l eaflets that informed them that : ~ as of Monday, signals will meter : :: the traffic now onto the freeway. ::. This means that commuters :·. will get to line up on the on ramps and each has to wait for an in· .. :: dividual green light before enter- :• iog the freeway flow. Or freeway : :: par.king, as the congestion scene : :: may suggest. ·:: Now all this may not sound like : 5 a Doomsday pamphlet to you but ·: it sure did to a sizeable number of ::; commuters who regularly travel : ; •.. the old Santa Ana slab on their • way home from the work a day . / world. • Southbound on ramps that will get the signals are at Brook.burst A venue, Harbor Boulevard and Anaheim Boulevard. BUT THEllE IS MORE. On-' ramps to be blessed with both , s ignals and so-called bypass :: lanes will be at Magnolia ~·Avenue, Solrth ~et !Catella ·Avenue and Cbapaiap Aven.-e. Sowhat'a this btpas lane busi· ness? Well. thia is a special on.1 ramp Jane. Ir you're in a vehicle • with two or more occupants, you ~.· can ignore the metered traffte signal. You can just whiz by all )~ those single people and leap right ; into the freeway blitz without de- • Jay. . i -' AND HOW WILL you identify •. this wonderful speed lane onto ~ the freeway? It's going to be marked with diamonds painted on the pavem en t. Sound fami li ar? Sure. That's the mark- ing CalTrans used in the ill-fated commuter lane experiment on the Santa Monica Freeway. Cal Trans loves diamonds. They believe diamonds are a com- muter's best friend. Anyway, jr you're one of the • luckless who tries to on ramp on· • to the Santa Ana Freeway at the aforementioned sites Monday " through Friday between 3 and 6 p .m .• Be Prepared to Meet Your . :Meter. .• MEANWIULE yesterday, as the warning pamphlets got passed out, commuters got a taste of what it'll be like starting • Monday .. ·. . As each car stopped to get its pamphlet. on ramp traffic backed up all over the place. Friday. Octobt!r 28 1977 For Third Month Economy Takes Another Jump WASIDNGTON (AP) -The government said today its index that J?ives clues about the economy's future rose ii) September for the third straight month, a farther sign the economy is coming out or its summer slowdown. The increase lo the index of leading indicators last month was a b'loderate three-tenths of one percent. However, revised figures s howed the August mdex rising 1.4 percent. one of the largest mc;mth.lyjumps in the past two years. THE NATION'S economic growth had slowed in the third quarter after a strong performance in the first half of the year, but the new figures inclicated some jmprovement ahead in the fall. President Carter is waiting to see how the economy looks before deciding whether to cut taxes next year to stimulate the economy and create new jobs. ' THE COMMERCE Department revised its August index from a rise of eight-tenths of one percent to 1.4 percent because of new figures showing big increases in net business formation. This in- dicator includes businesses' telephone ins tallations and other signs of their willingness to expand. The August. increase was the biggest since a two percent in- crease in March and a series of two and three percent increases jo mid·197S at the end or the recession. WITH A ONE-TENTH increase in July. the total three-month increase is 1.8 percenL Jn the second quarter of the year, the index was unchanged. Although the overall September index rose. the increases were confined to only four of the 10 indicators .available. They were changes in the money supply, orders for plants and equipment, changes in sensitive prices and liquid assets CAUSING A DRAG on the index were poor performances in the average work week. layoff rate. stock prices, new orders, delivery performance and building permits. The September index stood at 132.4, meaning it is 32.4 percent ahead of where it was in 1967. At the ~tart of thls year the index was 126.5. Ray Found Guilty In Prison Escape WARTBURG, Tenn. (AP> -James Earl Ray, wbo said his June prison break was the only way to win a new trial for the murder ol Martin Luther King Jr., has been convicted for that escape. Ray -serving a 99-year term after pleading guilty to killing tht civil rights leader in April 1968 -joined six other inmates in climbin@ over the walls of Brushy Moun· WEATHER I NATION I WORLD Shooting the Bull Scores of Phoenix police armed with rifl es ki lled 11 half -ton steers which escaped from a slaughterhouse pen and threatened c.1 wide area on the souths1de of the city Thursday. A policeman takes final aim <?" one of the critters. which withstood six bullets before being felled. 'Malicious Gossip' Lee Major~' Agent Blasts Allegations OKLAHOMA ·CITY (AP) -• Lee Majors' agent has blasted re· ports of the "Six Million Dollar Man's" alleged sports gambling and extra-marital dating a:. malicious gossip. Majors was in Hawaii working on his television series Thursday and could not be reached for comment about wire tapped telephone conversations which were played during a federal t·ourt sports gambling trial 1n Oklahoma City BUT lUS AGENT, Jay Bern. stem, s aid he 1s sure M aJors would want lo deny any knowledge of the woman named Bt.trbara he aJ. Jegedly dated Majors is the hus band of ac- tress Farrah Fawcett-Majors. 'Tm s hocked and horrified at the m aliciousness of this gossip,·· Rernstein said. Tapes of Nov. 24, 1976, con- to participate in the Grand Na· tional Quail Huntjn Enid, an an- nual sporting and social event which brings celebrities and business and politica l figures together. In addition. the taped con- versations iodicated Majors had two dates with an Oklahoma City woman named Barbara, the last one during the November 1976 visit. New SS Tax Bill Passed by House WASffiNGTON (AP) -The following charts show the way Jeg1slation passed Thursday by the House would affect workers. It includes the percentage that would be charged by Social Security in selected years, the m aximum s alary to which this rate would be ap- plied. the maximum tax yearly, the tax for an el'Ol>loye with a SlS,000 annual salary and the tax foe an employe with $10,000 annual salary. The fi gures include those conLained in amendments passed by versations recorded with t he use 1977 1978 1979 1981 of court-approved wiretaps and Percentage 5.85 6.05 6.05 6.05 the House. replayed Wednesday are among MaximumSalary $16,500 $19,900 $22,900 $25,900 60 such recordings that have MaximumTax S 965 $ 1,204 $ 1,385 $ 1,567 been played for jurors. Majors is $15,000 S 877 S 907 $ 907 $ 907 . lain Penitentiary on June 10 . A JtJRY of nine men and three women returned the guilty verdict in the escape case Thurs- day after three boon of delibera- tion in the 12-hour trial Tbey sen- tence<l. Ray to an additionaJ one to two ye.ars in prison. Ray's at· torneys said they will seek a new trial on the escape charge. not charged in the case. Sl0,000 $ 585 $ 605 $ 605 $ 605 Lane took over just this week as PERSONS WHO have been 1981 ltsz U8T Ray's' lawyer after a judge ap-identified as defendants in the ·Percentage 6 .GS 6.65 • 7.1 Mark Lane, Ray's chief at· torney, had asked the jury. if it found his client guilty, to impose a one-day sentence an~ "send a message to Washington" that ''the sleeping giant of justice bas at last begun to rise." RAY, 49, pleaded guilty on March 10, 1969, to first-degree murder in King's death. Three days later he tried to withdraw the plea, saying he did not klll ·King. His appeals for a new triil -reaching aJI the way to the U.S. Supreme Court -have all been denied. Lane, who co-authored a book arguing that a conspiracy was involved in the Kmg assassma- tion, said be will begin work to- day on another attempt lo win a new murder trial for his chent. Endowment Bit MEDFORD. Mass. <AP> -A handful of protesters greeted Jmelda Marcos, first lady of the Philippines, when she presented the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University · with a $1.S million endowment for a professorship on East Asian and Pacific affairs. The dem-. oostrators chanted. ••we don't want your blood money." p roved Ray's dismissal of his case discuss Majors and two foot· Max Salary $27,900 $30,000 $42,600 previous lawyer, Jack Kershaw. ball bets he allegedly made dur-Maximum Tax .$ l,855 $ l,995 S ~025 Ray, the only defense witness ing the convers ations. The :SlS,000 $ 9'i17 $ 997 $ l ,065 in Thursday's. tned·a1, ttestifike_d his television star was 10 Oklahoma :$10,000 $ 66S $ 665 $ '710 escape was rum a ma mg a----'-----------------------------------------deal with U.S. Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell to tum himself in later in ex- <:hange for a new murder trial. Paul .Lynde Apologizes For Remarks CHICAGO <AP > -Comedian. Paul Lynde. saying he was "ex- hausted and upset" at the time. has apologized for remarks he made about blacks to a black professor at Northwes t ern University. Lynde said Thursday in a s tatement from Los Angeles to the Chicago Tribune that he had reacted. last Saturday night to a combi nation of too much liquor, needling by two blacks earlier in the evening and what. he con- ~ 1dercd unfrk!ndly "vibes" from the professor. Dr. James Pitts. " ( apologize sincerely for anything l said," Lynde said, "but I was both pbysicalJy and emotionally exhaus ted and up- set. If l called the newspapers every time a person insulted me, I would have a severe case of laryngitis." Pills, told of Lynde's state- m en t , ·said, "If it were an apology, I would accept it, but it doesn't really seem like one." . AFTER 45 YEARS ra11ge CollnflJ Sales FINE FURNITURE -, SAVE UPTO - ' --1 FIHE9e1~ Al1Hrru11 IY !hon.a;..,. Sfon/ey -. -, ' . . .. . . . HU.ge Waves Hit Oregon 50% and more . ti;,mor, Taf>les · ~ I DiKle Dutthlll ··. .. : :-.. .. ·~~ At~ •lsm•rde • Bol,. • Bosten llrOWMYille Buffelo Chl<"VO Cln'l<l1Y-Frid"1' 11 Yo<• do f!')I llM ~ ,..,..., by a.30 rnn qll ~IQI• 1 l).m. and your COl>y WIW be~- r.o1urfby "'"' SundtV' II ""'' dq ""' t~•1wt voi1r rf}f)V ~1 Ill •'" c.~t I'> !or• ID 'm """ y. w r,tvry w• I t"9 •"1~•'1 Cl-y, ~t <oolff w.e111e~ wl!n ponlble rein ..tll be the N<kdroo tor weOenct ~In cervl119 ano Otller 1>re-Het1owHn e<llvltlu ""~Soll!,.,,, Celllomle. Tiie Nellonel WnttMr S«ntlce f~KHl _....,., lllgl>s In tlle ~. 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Friday, October 28, 1977 DAILY PILOT A$ Lung Cancer 'Epidemic' Air Pollution Doubles Rates in California SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Air pollution has more than doubled the lung cancer rate in some urban areas of California a nd smog levels are. continuing tocclimb, the st-ale's top clean aH-oftic!al.. r eports. · "California is suffer ing from a growing cancer epidemic," Cha irman Tom Quinn of the state Air R esources Board said Thursday. "LUNG CANCER RATES IN THE Los Angeles and San Francisco areas are now more than double the national a verage," Quinn said in a speech before a group of Democrats at a reception in his honor. "The most alarm ing increase has occurred in San Mateo County," a fast-growing residential and indus trial area just south of San Francisco, he said. When~ compar able urban areas s uch as Chicago have lung cancer rates or less than nine per 100.000 populalion, it was 41.2 from 1969 t o 1973. climbing toSl.7in1975, he said. The same trend was noted in other Bay Area counties IN WS ANGELES COUNTY, THE rate was 45.5 between 1972 and 1975, compared with a na- tiona l average of about 19 per 100,000 population. "California is becoming the nation's cancer capital, and the growing cancer rates correspond to g rowing air pollution levels," Quinn said. For the Record ; .. _.. OCt-11 MILROV-PAIHLOW -Cll•uncy Raym0<1d, "lt<)al aQt," •ncl Belly L.., "l~l •~,'' llOlllOI s.n Cle,,,.nte. oet-..11 J.RYE·CANNIZZARO -· ROO.tl LeRoy' l3, -P ... 1e11e M , l o, llOU\ Of Huol11>9ton 8ucl'o. MOORE·LIGHTFOOT Auo,. lee. 11. of Wtt1rntn.ititf". •res VtrQ1n ... Ruin, 3', OI Huntol\Qlon llo:Aen HAUC.E·H0PIC1~4S JolV'I ROOtrl Jr., 28, ot Wt\tm1n,ter . .na Gt.or•• /4 II. ol Hun111'1Q(on llHcn uo-• 14, tt11 8ECt<. r EL·NICICOLI JoNI HMllon 24, eno Ctw•shne l.ou•>e, ?o, llOlll o• L~a B~.U.. WALZ·SWKK ROOtrt J•v. ll, ""° Shert Lynn, ll. -n of Hun11no10tt Bu ell. UNWIN·GIANESIN -Rtc:n.ro ltt. 31, Newf)0<1 a..Kll, -JOy<t Y , Jij, Tv\ton. RHOAOS.t'UNTER 8f U<t RoOy, 2• .. Coron_• Otl Mtlt, MKI Joyce M..lr•tt, 2', ,.,.,,. - GEORGE-PEARSON Oofte ld Eow•ro .a, w11mi1191on ""° Snorley Ann.•O, Lo\AlomolO\. Oc-"·"" -CAST RO·YEAICLEY ROOl\Py P...,1, 18, Sant• Arw, -JoAnn• c., 1~. Hun· ton91onB~h 6RVAN f·f-A RRAGH W•llo•m Joy, 40. •nd lor1 t rno•, 19, ba\h ot Hvnt •ngton 6eACn OWYER·HOFFMAN Rlcnerd At"thur. 36, N.-W(JIO"I S.«.h. dnG t•nd• 01.,.ne 2'1,ANhll•m LUBER·LOVCLL c;,,.,. A , JI, •nO Ch•wn1e .J••n. Ill boeh ot M~t•t)Qton 8••<11 JtfUS.OW,.BEY Oo<lql<t> L , I~ El Toro, •net \11ck1 M , 1•, ~t• An• ERfCIC.SON-GONZAlEl Jonn Reynold, 2'.-.JMn Et.t•,,., 11 1>011> otHe .. _,a .. cn PFENOLER·WARREN -John Neu; JI, Oran.,., •no !>naNIOn ue, 11, S.1> Cl•monl• GAR RE TT·OERKS -JOM Tfl0m<1$, 31, •no P-E .• 3J, llOtn OI Sa" Ju.n Capo\lr•l\O. CAR ROLL•RVAN-Oonald l VM, 21. •no ~U\an Lyn, 22. llOUI of HuntJ1\9\0tt o .. cn. CARRICO PLUMLEE -L••s. Jr .. ~. •n<-· ... "" ANOR E"'>-REC:.UERO M.oll,..,., 1.1. 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MKS Flor._.IKc :_~·ir1~i~8t:':EHS -c;.,., O .. ··w e arc sccin~ the highest cancer rates among IJl'Ople who hvc near hca vy i ndustry, s uch as oil re- fineries. and the lowest rates among people living in d e:in areas, :.uch a:. Marin County," north of San Fnrncisco. H E SAID TllE LUNG CANCER rates for wom en. generally far below the rates for men, are s howing an "alarming increase.:· In Los Angeles. t he female lung cancer rate is about 22 per 100.000, compared with a national average of less than six Despite the fact tha t California now has the cleanest motor vehicles in the nation, air pollution continues to clim b because of industrial pollution, he s aid. The ai r bo<ird wi ll conduct a major effort in the next year to clean up rndus tn cs. cspec1ally 011 re- fineries. Quinn sa id. ''BY T HIS Tl1'1E NEXT YEAR·we will have dram atically less pollution by the oil industry,"' he said . Quinn said th(' cleanup effort would foc us on major industries. "which can afford it," rather than small industries which might be fo rced out of business. Blaze Extinguished A Ke rn County fire man walks in front of the E lk Hills oi l well fire (left> just before f<Jmed fire fi ght<.•r Red Adair touches off t•xplosi\'C.' <center ) that put an end to t he two-day bl<ize that killed three m en. The flames continued for about 15 minutes after the explos ion but was the n ex- tinguished by K ern County fire depart- m ent. The largest sin~lc cause of increa:.cd industrial air pollution has been a s witch from natural gas to coal and rue! oil as a fuel, Quinn said. But technology has been developed in J apan which will be adopted in California to curb the smog. he s aid. 'I ~m·ng E ven though som e' other areas of the nation ~ have more air pollution. the problem in the East CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE and Midwest is less because they genera lly don't rr.Q 'T',n·m have California 's problem of thermal inversions -i -4 i j air m asses tha t trap smog between mountains. he UHrTEO STATES IMTIY l.D. #3347926 HAMDMAOI said. · ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS --~~~~~~~~----Prices Shipment. l!CX503 ordered by phone' ex London warehouse 516177. 23 excess bales arrived Los Angeles 7/19177. Excess refused by Importer. We ttave been comm1SS1oned to auc11on the excess 23 bales to avoid resh1ppfng to London and realize cash to cover various charges incurred en route. False Claim Famed Schwab's Fi~d LOS ANGELES (AP 1 Schwab·~. the famous Hullywood drug5tore where aspiring star lets once' dawdled in light sweate rs wait· ing to be discovered. has been fined STOO after county health mspectors made a discovery of a different sort According to Los An~elcs Deputy D1stnct Attorney. Wilham Ornsby, who prosecuted the case. the health inspector I earned last July that Schwab's wa') making false claims on its lunch counter menu. KE SA.ID T llURSDA Y THAT these in eluded "fresh ground ham burger" that wasn 't fr eshly ground. "maple syrup" which wasn 't maple. "whipped crea m pies" that didn't con· tain <1ny wh1ppca cream , ano ··a third ol a quart oC milk" served in a glass too small to hold that much l\ttorneyl> for Schwab'-; entered · nu t·on test ·· pl1•a!!\ tot h<• <.even counLc; Besides b1:1ng fined. th\! drugl>lOrt. \\ J!!\ pla ced on a year " probation SAN DIEGO IAP > The City Council has passed two ordinances aimed al slowm~ soaring h o u s 1n ~ p rr ces b y permitting more houses to be buJll on less land In an 8·0 vote with Cou ncilman Lee Hub bard absent, the council move d to a llow d e velopcrs to build houses as a matter of right on 3. 750-square foot lots in R-2 zones now c:.illini;: fo r a min imum of 5.000· squar e fl't.'t IS R-1·5 ZONl•:S where Aucltoneers nore: we ttave examined the bales and found the rugs to be of fme Quality and in excellent condition They vary in size from 3'>12" to 18'x 12· 1n venous makes and origins This 1s a great opportunity lo oblein line rugs ind shOuld not be missed. AUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE SATURDAY, OCT. 29 AT 2:00 PM VIEW DAY OF AUCTIOH 1 PM AT HOLIDAY INN l 1 l 1 IRJSTOL A VE. COSTA MESA Tenu Ceth • CIMck CA.TA.LC>CiUIS A.YAU.AIU A.T AUCTIOH onl y sin~ll' family dwc•ll .. _____________________________ _. 1 n gs a n · p erm 1 t l cd , -.::_.._.._._iiiiiiiiiliii_lliiiill __________ liiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiil------~~ spl..'t·1a l 1w rm1..,:-.1o n JCP aftt.•r puhhl' hcarinf!!!\ enney "ould bt• n •quirPd befo re !ht• !!\mall1•r l ot~ N1ultl tw U!!\t'd Bu1ldt.•r" \H1ulcl ha\·1· to construcl a minimum of NEWPORT BEACH s m a ll lots and follow GRETTER·SMITM -Kent tven, 41. -IUt• M •:II, llotl> of HvfllH\Oton • e..<.l'o. )•, HUllllf\9ton 8 .. cn, .tl>O M.tt1e ---------------------' He~M. 11,W~tmtn\tH \\\11 Unlh "" ad 1a1:t.•n( GARDEN CENTER other n'<tu1ml develop-Sale Starts Saturday. October 29th 1 n J! r, · 11111r1· mt• n h a.., thUJI Klan Patrol 'Continues' T R F. rot.:~C'll,'S ac-· I wn \\',•dn,•.,day folh>wed .i FcdcrJI llom1· Loan Hank hoard report lhat thc a \·eraJ!c cost or a hoU"><' here 1s Sli2.500, the fifth highest <•ost irt the nation AZALEA & CAMELLIA SALE SAN DI EGO <AP)-The Ku Klux Kl an says its private patrols in search of illegal aliens along the Mexican border will continue despite a plea from U.S. Attorney Gener al Griffin Bell urging a halt to their activities. Bell and Leonel J . Castillo, Im migration a nd Naturalization Service commissioner. sent a tele- gram Thursday to Border Patrol officials here re- iter ating the Justice Department's position that on- ly federal oCficers "will ( _J be a llowed to e nforce S tate general and immigration l laws" along the 2,000· ...,,______ mile McxjcanbOrder . The statement was is- sued following'a meeting with the board of directors of the Mexican American Legal Defense Education Fund in Washington. Board members expressed concern about recent r eports of Klan activities at the border, said A.J. Gilman, assistant chief Border Patrol officer for the Chula Vista sector here. Trial D~bfon Date VENTURA (AP> -The J uvenile Court will de· cide Nov. 10 whether to try a 17-year-old boy as an adult for the murder of a high school music student and the rape-beati ng of his sweetheart. a judge ruled Thursday. P residing. Ventura County Superior Court J udge J erome Berenson also ruled that the news media will be all()wed to cover any court proceed- ings involving Ruben Lopez Torres or Oxnard and that his name could be released to the public. Torres was arrested Saturday B091es May Close LOS ANGELES (A p ) -A grou p or 14 Methodist-related retirement homes in California. Hawaii and Arizona will be forced to close Dec. l unless 150 residents drop their $21.6 million lawsuits against the group, a spokesman for the homes says. • A re presentative of the board of dire.ctors of Pacific..,Homes of Los Angeles said Thw'sltay that unless the lawsuits' are withdrawn or dismissed before P acific's bankruptcy court hearing Nov. 4, there will be no choice but to liquidate assets. Pacific Homes "wi ll not have sufficient operating cash a fter Dec. 1 ... s aid J ohn W. Kirkman, treasurer of the Pacifi c and Southwest United Methodist Conference. Paid Re•ert·ation• LOS ANGELES CAP) The City Council has tacitly endorsed a paid reservation syste m for Los Angeles municaral tennis courts. but has urged that senior citizens be!ncf1t from reduced rates and easier access. The action came in the form of a recommenda· lion Thursday lo the Board of Recr eation and P ark Comm issioners. which has final say in the matter. f111irag Demonst rol ion SAN DI EGO CA P l -A Oying demonstration by the Navy's newest tactJcal jct fi ghter plane, the F l8 Hornet, will lake place Saturday and Sunday at Mir am ar Naval Air Station. The Blue Angels aerial precision pilots also will perfor m. Plann('rs estimate t he nt.'w zoning ordinances could trim as much as nine pcrc<:'nt from t he cosl or a new house by al- lowing-expensive lan<1 to yield more units . 1Eb~ l'illage Jinn , ' B .A L B 0 A · I S I. A ~ D ~-HEAR YE! HEAR YE! • · .-~J} GALA :w:; HALLOWEEN PARTY Monday, Oct. 31 · PRIZES & SURPRIS&S C~ la Cost.M -JttdcJlllMJ At I I :00 r .M. 127 MAae AYI. 61Wl00 I :m1\ . HUNTINGTON BEACH I 10071ADAMSAV E. I I 962·1366 • WE HAVE uVER 2,000AZAlEAS& CAMELLIAS IN SUD ANOBlOOM RIGHT NOWI PLANT THESE IN YOUR SUN OR SHADE GARDEN WHERE THEY LL CREATE BEAUTY. , 1MMEDIA THY! OTHERS ARE LADEN WITH BUDS WHICH Will UNFOLD THEIR BEAUTY IN THE COMING WEEKS. COME MAKE YOUR SELECTION TODAY ... WHILE THE COLOR CHOICES ARE O UTSTANDING I CHECK THESE COLOR CHOICES AZALEAS . CAMELLIAS • REOS. WHITES, MANY VARIETIE'i OF PINK. tAVEN DER PURPLE . REDS, WHITES, VARIEC(A TED FORMAL. SEMl·DOUBtE & MUCH MORE. VAR (£GATEO & MORE. ·2 GAl. A7ALEAS O NLY "NOT AVAILABtE IN '2 C AL SIZE COLOR §UARTS & P NY PACKS CHOOSE FROM CALENOUlA, BEGONIAS, Al YSSUM. VINCA, SNAPDRAGON'i. PANSY. VIOLA 8 MUCH MORE. f SC HHFlFRAS · OIHFfN6ACltlf\S Wf\NCJERIN C Jrwc; CHOOSE FROM ... NI PH IHVl lS l'AlM'i 80~t0N t f'RNS OitACAENAS COIEUS t'OTHOS PUILOOENDRONS • QUANTITIES LIMITED TO THE STOCK ON HANO JCPenney NEWPORT 0 CENTER • I &Straw Hat' PIZZA PALAci J .. ___________________ • , ,,,,,'\N rr lhr \u.wH•tN1~•Ut1f'\tCutr• , _________ ..., ___________________ ,,. FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY • NEWPORT BUCH• C•4·2113 . ... I Frtday October 2&. t97T Robert N. Weed/Publl)hel' Thomas Keevll /Edltor-. Barbara Krelbich/Ed1torlal Pa;• EdltOI' orange eoas1 o.;,v Pilot ·Editorial Page ..................................................... I • . : With t he county govern ment bookshelves already ~vel'loaded with cosUy studies ser ving no purpose other ftt1ln to collect dust, Orange County supervisors two years t4fo•agreed to discontinue the practice of ordering a new ~udy every time they are faced with a sticky decision. Since then, of course, there have been countless new ~dies ordered that have added to the bookshelf conges-te>n. ., Supervisors took their "let's order a study" routine a *pf urther Wednesday when the county General Services ency was ordered to study possible sjtes for a new neral aviation airfield. ... In the past 11 years, there have been four m ajor sludies of possible airport sites undertaken that have cost c:funty taxpayers more t han Sl million. :> Additionally, the Southern California Association of C{overnments <SCAG > three .Years ugo completed a T(aillion·dollar research into pos::.1ble airport sites that in- cluded those in Orange County. t Wednesday, howe\•er. only Supervisor Thomas Riley " med to be aware of what has gone before. Riley was the I e dissenti ng vote in a 3-1 decision to order the new study a subj eel that has already been studied half to death. As a result, more ti me and money will be wasted on a rj_port that can ·only be a mirror of earlier studies and 1'cor:ic a li kely candidate for a dust collector. , An Act of Faith I 1t In choosing not to play the "political game" last week, Wilson Riles, California·s fi rst black superintendent of public instruction, gave a needed boost to the quality of education in the state -and may inadvertently have done Uimself a political favor among some voters. : It fell to Riles to cast the deciding vote when the Unjversity of California Board of Regents came up with a ~-12 tie on the question of t1ghtenii:ig university admission sl.andards. :; Riles,'' ho will be up for re-~lcction next year, chose lO iiut education ahead of heavy political pressure and made the vote 13-12 i n favor of the stiffer standards. The three other elected state officiaJs -the governor, lieutenant governor and speaker or the Assembly - voted with the l)C>litical pressure and against high standards. · ·! Riles was immediately assailed by spokesmen for ~inority groups who had fought the change on grounds it "ltould decrease minority admissions to the university. ~ Riles said he was off ended by the attempt to make the J¥-oposal a race issue and disturbed by the fact that "somt> ~qple seem to feel when you ar e talking about <academic> o: ·cellence you don't expect minorities to be excellent.·· ~ He rightly saw the somewhat tighter standards as a cftallenge to the public school system he oversees. And he q<pressed confidence the system can adequately prepare q>llege-bound students, including minorities. \ It was an admirable act of faith in his own and other )liDority races, and in the need for maint.aining high stan· ~ds of education at all levels throughout the stale. ··f...j.SoneP Exchange : A bill that will permit an exchange of prisoners l>etween Mexico and the Unlted States has made its way tfrrough Congress and awaits President Carter's expected ~gnature. ~ Tbe measure will permit an es timated 600 Americans rtow j ailed in Mexico, and some 1,200 Mexicans now in U.S. prisons to serve out their sentences in their hom elands if they individually apply fortransfer. : Most of the Americans involved were sentenced in ~texico on drug charges, partly on the insti gation of U.S. ~uthorilies seeking to d ampen drug traffi c from south of tfle border. Their sentences. or course, were in keeping with Mex- 1ran Jaw, often involving stiff penalties for offenses that would b e regarded as minor in the United States. And the Jails in which they serve those sentences are not operated on U .S. standards for treatment or hous ing of inmates. ~ Some opponents of the exchange agreement felt thf" .\'lnericans in Mexican jails were only getting their just de- serts. Others questioned the legality of further imprison- ment in the United States o n the basis of a sentence im- posed in another country. However, the agreem ent provides that the prisoners '~11 not be permitted to contest the validjty of their original sent ences, though they may in due course apply ft>r parole hearings. While all tllis is good news fo r the prisoners who can look forward to seeing their families and homelands once again, if only from a nother cell, one must hope it will not lie ta ken as an official U.S. blessing on law-br eaking in fpreign lands. Their Jaws still appl y. breaking them will SUUland you inj::iil , and getting out is not a simple process. • otfnlona expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Oihet views expressed on this page are those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address 'the Daily Pilot, P.O. Sox 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd/Scotch Tape ByL.M.BOYD A ceTtain auto painter ~idn 't much care for the new- lJ invented masking tape he'd Just bought Crom the 3M Com· )'><Jny. He claimed it wasn't dom plelely covered with Dfl'ar Gloomy Gu J'd feel a lot safer being neighbors wit h an il- legal alien with love In his heart fo r his fellow , men lhun ony of the le~a l KKK members wiU1 nothlnJ? but hu\rcd if) lhclrs CV adhesive, so tended to fall off t h e cars . He told a 3M representative : "Take this tape back to those Scotch bosses of yours and tell them to put adhesive all over the tape, not just on the edges." ll's said that remark led not only lo the invention but to the naming of Scotch Lape. Those l3sters who test cookies 3l'e required to sit in separate booths so they \von 'l be influenced by the oooh's, annh's ancf yecchh's of the other tasters. Why do lawyen; refcr"to M t11poken contract 3s a "verbi;tl ~greement" when in tact a verbnl agreement can either spokl•n m written·· A monit thocie senior high school 'lud1•nt~ who haven·\ ''N l'"<llt't 1cnct•d th(.' ulllmalC' in physic.ii romnnc<'. the hoy!> (ar outnumber the girls. by 57 lo 3~ p<'rcent, In fact Or so sny t niversity of Colorado re searchers. Rowland Evans/Robert Novak Carter Quiets 'Rights'· Drive W ASlUNGTON -The shift in President Carter's human rights cam palgo from shrill publicity to quiet diplomacy becume evident in one aspect of Mr. Carter's talk with Soviet Foreign Minister An· drel Gromyko last mo·nlh . Although strategic arms and a Mideast setUement were the cen- terpieces, the Pres ide n t po int e d ly r aised one of t h e m ost ce l ebrated · Soviet human r ig hts cases, believed here to be a direct viola t ion of t he Helsinki accords the case or Anatoly Scharansky. Scharansky. a lead· ing dissident, w as a r rested without public charge in mid· March and, so far as any one in the West knows. LS still in jail. Eschewing hints of th;eat or retaliation (both clearly m the U.S. arsenal), Mr. Cnrter repeat- ed privately what he had said publicly on June 13: that t he still- unpublished c ha rge of high treason against Scharan sky as a U.S. spy is without foundation. H e asked Gromyko to convey his strong personal hope to Presi- dent Leonid Br ezhnev that Scharansky will be set free Mr. Carter's new hus h·hush <1pproach to human right-;. u kt!ystone of tus foreign policy was dramatJcally different from the soa~box treatment or earlier days, but so was G romyko's response. He accepted the Carter thrustwilhoutreproacb. THIS TONED-DOWN ex- change between the two leaders also contrasted sharply with the ferocious exchange b etween Rita Hurser, a U.S. delegate. and key Communist party leaders at t h e so-calle d U.S .·Sov1et "Da rtmouth" conference in Riga, Latvia, last J uly. When Hauser r aised Lhe Scharansky case and asked for an explana- tion, Soviet members of the con- ference Oared. caustically telli~ her it was not the bus iness of the U.S., that il waa strictly an "in· Ear1 Waters tl!rnal" matter and that Soviet legal authorities had "evidence" against Scharansky. The muted publicity now being given the human rights cam· paign has l ed many critics toward this angry but unpfieved conc lus ion : Mr. Ca rter . his White House adviser , Zbigniew Brzezinski, and the State Depart· menl stung by the Kremlin's public fury in expressing dis- pleasure over the U.S. campaign have backed away from human rights to reach an accommoda- llon with Moscow on strategic arms and other issues. TRE CRITICS may prove nght in the end, but evidence is lack- inli( today. us witness the follow- ing: Item. In a high·level session wi th Stale De pa r tm e nt bureaucrats in the Natlonal Security Council 's situation room . t h e a fte rnoon of A u g. 23. .lirzezinski switched signals on U.S. plans for the second session of the post-Helsinki Belgrade conference. ln collaboration wi th Deputy Secretary of State War· ren Christopher, he r ecruited Arthur Goldberg as chief U.S. d e legate. Midd le-level U.S. diplomats. wanting to minjmize U .S .-Soviet d isagr eem en ts. backed Ambassador Albert W. Sherer , a Class 1 career Foreign Service officer who headed ~e "Ld's ~ forget who's .i" control here." U.S. delegation in last spr lng':s preliminary Belgrade session. but c learly lacks Goldberg's stature. . Ite m : Goldberg laid d own a condition for accepting the post. Althoui h he would not court "confrontation " with th ~ Russians over mind-boggling ·Soviet violations or "Baske:t Three" -outlining basic human rights for nations that signed the 1975 Helsinki accords -he insis~ ed on his unqualilied right. to "push complian ce" by the Soviets. ITEM: P r o-hum an r ights hardliners in the U.S. com- mission on security and coopera· l ion -set up t o police the Helsinki accords -claim that Goldberg's public s peeches and priva te argumentation during closed·door sessions at Belgrade so far are beyond complaint b;, those wanting the U.S. to keep Soviet feel to the fire. : Whether this mid-course judg! menL proves correct by the lime. the Belgr ade conference and m ains to be seen. One unknown factor is how the Soviets themselves maneuver through the Belgarde confe rence and deal with pressures from the West to open the human rights crack wider. Gromyko's acceptance of Mr. Carter's appeal for Schar ansky's release without provocation response indicates extreme Sov- 1 et wariness as t he wor ld spotlights the grim hum an rights picture in t be Co m m unist heartland. Likewise, the Kremlin has sud- denly permitted increas ed Jewish emigration . which reached more than 1,600 last month-higher than any other month in 1977 (lho\lgb way below the peak rate ot 1973 at the beigbt of detente >. The shift to quiet dlplomacy by President Carter has cost him a powe rful cutti ng e dge for do m estic politics. but quiet diplomacy, as much as the Bel· grade conference, may be having a mote producUve imp1ct en Moscow than the headlines ot• early 1977. Scbaranaty still ~ in Jail, but no formal cbarae bas yet.been made aaainlt blm. It's Tod Late To Return to Small Farms Announcements by the Depart- m ent of Interior of intentions to henceforth strictly apply the 160 acre limitations ~t forth in a 1902 law have prompted proposals by Senator P aul Carpenter for a s tate senate study of the impact of th at policy on California agriculture. Although the law was enacted to p revent landgrabbing by specul ators ·on what prob- a b I y th en was a valid premise that unrestricted ownership or newly openc.'<.I federal lands would stifle agr iculture. t i m es h ave long s ince changed. Nevertheless the law has re- mained a subject of controversy between those who envision "ramily farms" as the ideal sociology and the hardheaded practical farmers who contend 1t is unrealistic in the economics of today's farming. T he m odern expe rie nced Art Hoppe farmers S<:Off at the references to "family farms'' fn the sense of small farming. Such concepts, they say, arc held only by those who know nothlng about farming and don't understand wbal costs are Involved and what it ta.lees to be s uccessful in a highly com- petitive agribusine11s venture. POINTING to the disap- pearance of the chicken ranch. s uch as once m ade Petaluma the egg capital of California. they point out the economics or even the ehicken ranch has made s mall farming unprofitable. Dair y ranches too, onee con- sidered suitable for small farm mg, now require costly equip- ment and facilities lo meet gov- ernment imposed standards. "l don't think there Is a handmilk· ing dairy operation left in the state," an expert in the slate's dapartment of agriculture com- mented. tr the dreams or taking the family to a chicken ranch and en- joyin g the country liCe have faded, much more so has small c rop farming become imprac- tical as the costs ot necessary machinery have nlD into the hun- dreds of thousands of dollars. "You just can't pay ror the kind o( equipment you need to make farming prorllable unless you ha ve lar ge acreare ... agricultural advisors slate. A~YWAY, many farmers con· tend , sm aU family (arming was never that good. ''It might have p rovided a more wholesome set- t1ng for raising a family but everybody had to work from SWl· · up to sundown and when the year was through you would be lucky to have enough money to pay the in- terest on your mortgage,·· one oldlimer observed. That a Senate study would be helpful in determining the im- pact or the land limitations ap- pears clear from a glance at the 1974 farm census. It shows lbe~ are 50,763 farms in the st ate with sales of S2,500 or more. Of that tot al only 3.234 are 1,000 acres or more and only SS6 are more than 2,000 acres. Yet Department or Agriculture experts say lhal more than two- thirds of the total agricultural products ~ the nation are crown on the large farms. With nearly 30,000 farms, or three-fiflha of the stale 's t.otal. being less than 100 acres It would appear that tha contentions that s~all farms are. unprofitable are correct. OF COURSE, what is con· s idered a ''s mall" Cac-m and whether a s mall farm can be pro- fitable depends a great deal upon what is being grown. A cattl& ranch must have huge acreage for grazing. Orchards, which are highly productive and don't re· quire near the costly equipment needed for some fleld crops. can · be profitable on a comparatlvelY sm all acreage although not the" l O·acre plot.a of yesteryear. · It is important that the public be given the racta, whatever they m ay be, as to wbat rarms pro- duce the food for their tables. It might explode the theory that s mall farming ls or great public benefi t. As it stands it is ex· tremely doubtlul that many of the 23,000 Carma under SO acres are anything more than "hobby" farms. support~ by outside ln· come and held Cor tax writeoffs. Typical Am.erican Family Keeps Up Good W or~ ·-well, wen. well," said F •t.her 'Barber to his typical American Camlly at the breakfas t table. ''and what are our plans for to- day?" "If this is Tuesday." said kind- 1 y Mother Bar ber with a thou g h tfu l frown, ''then I must be hand inli( out peti tions In !ht• mornln~ fo r t h e A nt i Abor t ion Letiguc Jn or dcr to uphold the sanctity or human life. ln the a fternoc.in, o( 1 ''·" -•'" I shall be leading the Moth<'r 's Mnrrh lo Protect a nd P romote Our Beloved Death Penalty." "G ood for you. M ol her Rarbcr," :-.:1111 Falht'r 8orbC'r ;Jp prov1ngly. "You 11re !letting 'I !'.h1nlng example for us all by f1i::hting the Rood ril(hl to pre- ,crvc 3nll ddcn<l our typical American rtunlly." AFTER A BRJE F round of ap.. plause, Father Barber asked his son, Paul, what he planned to do· to preserve nnd defend the fami- ly. "Gosh, Father Barber," said Pa ul, lifting hls glass, ''l'm drinking all the Florida orange Juice I can hold.·' "Don't you want to borrow lhe fa mily car and see if you can't run over a couple or them?" suit· g't?sted Mother Barber. "I'd like lo. Mother Ba rbtr:· suid Paul, "but l promised Clif- ford l 'd spend tho day wllh him i;upporting our local police and defying the 55 mlle·per-hour ir;p eed limit. Maybe Claudla. could.'" "Not r." said Claudia hastily. "f have to go to school to protest s('x education and unwanted pre· gnancics. Today's the d ay we throw rO<'ks al the school bus in order to get God buck in the cla11sroom. Whet nbout !Intel')" "Sorry, Motht'r Barber," uld Hazel. "but I promised to collect money to (lght amnesty ror draft dodgers and defend lhoso FBI aaenll who are accused oC br.aJc. in« the law so that they mlahl help us overthrow tho Environ· mental P rotection Agency and lynch welfare mothers. Jack's not doing anyth~g. though." .. THE REA.SON I'm not doing anything," said Jack wilb dlgni· ty. •'is that I can't decide what to do. Should I flght today to keep the Panama Canal and do away with day.care centers'> Or should I defend the Inalienable rl1ht o ( every Amer ica n t o Ingest Laetrile and saccharin and go to juil for 11cnok1na marijuana?" "Well, well. well. Jack" said 'I think this II wNt yOcl hMI In mltflfl. °"' 1*lf'Oom,, fWO birthroonw Mtd rhlM mottl/ltllfMI' .. Father Barber ... You're olct enough to make up your own,,: mind. I Jcnow you'll do wbat's- best for our typical American: raroi\y." ''Well, then, l 'm orr for the: Panama Canal!,. crted Jack de- cisively. And amidst embraces,: hurrahs and shouts of "When: sncchartn ls1 outlawed, only out· laws will have saccharin!" Jack took hls lcavo. THE Ol'HEll children dawdled at. their breakfa"t unlll Mother Barber asked Father Barber what ho pl&Ml'd to do. "Oh, yes, yes, yes, I Just plan to sit here all day defeodln1 my ConatltutJonal right to kffP and beu ums," said Father Barber. cocklna a loaded .38 and fondling It lovingly. That reminded the children of their duly to preserve and def end· their typical American family. And o(f they scurried. Mother Uorber watchtd them RO with n loving ~mlle. "I Just worl'y somc.Umes,'' ahe H id witn a s igh, "I.hat there aren't enou1b o~ UI lo 10 41'0UDd ••• ...... TRAINS I AUTHORS 'Bonnie and Cly d e' Reincarnated PRICHARD, A.la.. <AP > Three young men took up the names -and trav elin g l\ab its of s uch Depression-er a gimgsten. a.s Clyde Barrow and C.W. Moss in pulling off some SO robber ies in a doten states, police said. The three planned to put their exploits in a book. · A.G. Hildre th, pollce chief in this southwestern Alabama town, said ',l'hursday, the three were taken lnto custody near the Flor ida state line thls week. Unlike their Depression· ~ra ganp ler idols, the young men surrendered peacefully and used only a pellet gun and fake rifle in their rob· beries, Hildreth said. TUE MEN -ALONG with two Mi~· sissippi girls bt'ing sought known as ''Ma Barker•· and "Bonnie Parker" referred lo themselves collectively as "The Steppi ng-Out Gang," Hildreth said. · The men were 1denllficd as Howard Patrick Hagan, 17. of Kissimmee. Fla; Anthony Artimus Sullivan o( Columbus, Miss., 21; and a 16-year· old from Kissimmee whose name was withheld. Hildreth said lhe men had a diary in their poosession when captured whkh referred to Sullivan as "Clyde Bar- row," Hagan as "C.W. Moss." one of the girls as "Bonnie Parker .. and the 'Gorw With The Wind' Under Fir e ATLANTA <AP > ~1 argaret Mitch e ll 's "Gone With the Wind." far from being a literary masterwork . i s a "stereotyped , shallow, sentimental romance," it Southern critic contends. olttl·r .!~ "~Li Uarkcr, ' ttnd l111: 111ven1lt' m.1lt' a:." Pretty Boy Floyd " lll LORf~lt SA10 THE diary told or robberies in about a dozen stales. mostly in the Southeast and Midwest, creating a traveling crime wave ~1milar to that of Bonnie and Clyde. "We are verifying ttiem," he said. "We've probably verified 50 rob· ber ies." He declined to give specifics of lhe tnclividual crimes, but said one was the robbery or a church congregation. THE TllREE INTENDED to write a boo~ a bout their exp er iences, Want a Rail Car? A mtrak Selling 170 of Them WASHINGTON CAP J -For a tnere ~.000 or so. you can have your very own railroad car, and not a model size. either. But gelling it home is your problem. Amtrak plans a sale next month on used railroad cars. It's le tting 170 of its vintage passenger cars of all types, inc luding sleeper s, coaches a nd diners go to the highest bidder .. accidents, and probably will be bid on by !>crap dealers. AN AMT RAK SPOKESMA N estimated Thursday lha l bids for mos t of t he cars would average belween $4,000 and $4,500, with the scrap cars going for much less. "But for t.he r eal plus, the unique cars like the domed ones, the price might go as high as $25,000, ''he said. Who buys old railroad cars? LAND LIQUIDATION SALE s495 per SPECIAL · iot TERMS s 100 down payment per lot '12.40 monthly payment per lot Lois""''""' tlvee ood u>e hell mlt1\ of 10.CXX> oete onduil..ol porlt ord oirpOff. Shoppnq cunter., .chool-, ct...the\. CO&Jnll'f cl..b open lo ~he ·pl.bloc end orlier reaeo•.onol focit.lie~ ...,,h pubk ~ ov<>tloble. l.ol1 locOled in rhe Nit-'ope Vo&y'NI lots mus! be sold in q~s of rlYee or more lrom in. officool plot mop. lots held in 1Mt by moior borl a. TMtee Th, oflennq ~ell rhe teqlifed Coun!Y .. $104., ond fedsof pe<m''· Own Colifon"O land~ IM loo<. low pric-. f;,.,1 como. fnt wir"9CI Se hoblo ~. I DAY Ot4LY SUNDAY, OCT. l o ~ef5etr.10te 5 Locllt'-efS. s....c ......... ...... "'..._ ..... ..., .... u, c .... w... .. ..., (~h p1ice c;1 ll,'IS. 36 .-iuaA monthly pey-Of 137 2t. oeletled-"*" ~ot a1.~42. -Peteent-r&leOll'tlol Obltln ,,,. H.10 ~ ,_. from ~ -'-' " betonr """"" ~ 1-<UO '*'* ---.,.. metlla Of the ollennO _ , .......... If...,,, Of ,,,._,..,. "The book simply does not explore the complex•. ities of the human heart, or llutnan cha r acter of · hum an decisions," says Emory Uni versity pr~ Cessor Floyd Watkins . T HE COLLECTION includes diners wilb woodburning stoves, round-end observation cars and dome sightsee- ing cars. Most are more than 2S years old and have seen millions of miles of service on trains both famous and ob- s cure. THE SPOKESMAN SAID potential ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~ bidders Include wealthy railroad "This is Indian summer." "Why don't they hove it at the some time os ewrybody else?" Government W ams Of Tranquilizers WASHINGTON <AP > The federal govern- ment is drafting consumer leaflets to warn tran· quilizer users that they may become dependent on the drugs. . The brochures also would advise against mix· ing tranquilizers wit~ _,atsobol. They would tell women of possible binn detects or early pregnan- cies if taken during the first three months of pregnancy. DONALD KENNEDY. FOOD AND Drug Ad- ministratioo commissioner, Ol'dered his agency to draft the leaflets on so-called miner tranquillien. These include Valium. Librium and metrobamate <Miltown>t IN A STUDY of seven American authors. to be published next month, W a tkins s aid Mi s!> Mitchell was sloppy with facts. prejudiced and s uperficial in her blockbuster bestseller on Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler and the Old South. For example, Wat.kins said, she depleted a number ol Clayton Coun· ty plantations as large e nough to support more than 50 slaves when only one such planlalion ex· isled. She also wrote of cotton £laming in a warehoust'. but ht' said cotton smolders when It burns. WATKINS, a native of Cherokee County, Ga . s aid Miss Mitchell, an Atlan tan who dled In 1949, was biased in her description or people, ma ki ng .. e v e r y Yankee ... a villain and eve r y tr u e South erner .•. almos t perfect." The surplus cars are stored and will be sold at rail yards in Oakland; Seat- 111.•. Nl•w Orleans: Chicago; Los An geles ; St . Petersb urg, Fla. Topeka. Kan: New Haven, Conn.; and Minneapolis-St. Paul. Mosl ol the sale goods are m good condition.. But a rew were damaged in Noted Novelist James M. Cain Succu mbs a t 85 UNI VEHSIT\' l't\HK. ~d I APl Jame::. M. Cam, whu made an art or the literary tough.guy school while writing 24 novels, including "Tht• Postman Always Rings Twice" and "Oouble Indemnity," died al ht. home here after suffer ing a heart at· tack. Cain, 85. who died Thursday night. wrote several plays and short stories which appeared in the American Mercury, Liberty a nd other well- k11own ma~azine!> or the 1921>5 and 1930s. buifs. collectors or train cars and owners of restaurants with a railroad motH. lie mentiont.'<1 George Pins, a New York City a ttorney who ha s re · modeled one old car and uses it to travel around tbe country by tagging on to regularly scheduled trains. Larry BaWey of Arlington, Va., a for mer Amtrak e mploye, rents a plush r ailroad car for groups to ride to Florida. or wherever they desire. .. SOME PEOPLE FIX them up and live in them or use them as a recrea- tion home," the Amtrak spokesman s aid. All tht' cars were acquired from prH:atc railroads after Amtrak took ov(·r national intert'ity rail passenger ~l'rv1cc 1n 1971. The cars no longer arc nl•cdcd 111 thl' Amtrak system. which i.:ruduully has been ~h1rting to more modt•rfl l'<tUipm{•nl . Th1.·y wt'rc built by the big U.S. car manufacturers like Pullman, Budd and American Car & Foundry for railroads like Northern Pacific, Santa Fe Southern pacific and the Penn· syivania. Virtually a ll, were built during the transition from steam to diesel locom otives and depend on steam ror heat. BIDS MUST BE submitted in wnt· init and all sales will be completed in NO\. l'mbl•r Thl'rc are no restrictJons NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED ..... ARTIST ROBERT OWEN Will Be Appearing at South Coast Plaza October 29, 1977 -1 ·5 p .m . ... He w ill p e r s onally autograph your purchase of t he F;rst Edit ion Collectors Plate ... URoot canal." . ·- Such drugs accounted for mace than S2SO million in sales last. year. The FDA said tran- quilizers are the nation's most prescribed drugs. l n his book, "In Tame and Place." t o bt· published Nov 15 by the University of Gcorgitt press, Watkins puts Misi. Mitchell al the bottom or his Ii.st. He rates William Faulkner as the best of the seven authors for .. As I Lay Dying ... Thi: AnnpCllt!'. naltct' ::. hard bo1IC1I tlel~c ll vt.• novels... of love ~ex and murder Y.l'rt' the !>hocker~ of the 1930s !las -;hort. hard sentences and dt1 r k erot1 c1i.m brooding toward '1olencc were µraised by critics on who mtl)' lmJ Bul I.he winners .will .~-=~=====:::::;===;=;;;::;;:;::::::::::::::~1 have the rMpons1bihty or removing THE AGENCY MUST GO through a lengthy process before manufacturers have to insert the leaflets in tranquilizer packages. Currently the only prescription drugs with p at.lent inserts are birth control pills and estrogens . The FDA began requirl11g a warning leaflet with birth -control pills in 1970 and started the estrogen warning last week. Warning labels will be required on intra uterine devices starting Nov. 7. No other prescription medicines have pat ient inserts. FAMINE THRE4T ROME <.AP> -Severe drought is again raising the threat oC famine in West Africa's Sahel region and s ubstantial food aid will be n eeded to cope with it, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Orgaoiutiou warned. Mauritania, Gambia, Cape Verde, Senegal and parts ol Mall and Upper Volta are experiencing severe drought. But harvest prospects .a re improving In Chad a nd Niger. ND BORG Presented at the Huntington Center Mall I by Sr. Barbara's Youth Community daily thru Sun .. Oct. 30. Admission 25• donated to Youth Fund. Sl)OOkaand goblins will be here to saue lhe kids on Fri. from 2 to 5 and 6:30 to 9 and on Sat. and Sun. from 12 to 5. Beach Blvd, & Edinger. H.B. /tACQUET (LUB ••• In Hunffn9fon leoclt • 16 llaht.d t9Mlt courts • ~ lncfoot-rocquetboll CO\lrts • ~te focllltl .. for M.n & Worn.tn 1 IHaUDU • l .-e1ci .. ICIOl'n .'°"""' • 1.Slo<y (lvb H°'"" •rros~ . .-,..,., '"°' •lode.,. • Souno ••r •othC•lO"te t • lovn~ Y tew'lt19 Ow<"' • ""'°"" ..,, • s ..... .,. , ...... '°"" Wllh Moht>Q C-1'1' ···~ • lvnoof O•••'OC!t"..,' ''09'-W'ICMlol--.............. ,0_ ...... ,..,.,. ....... , _.....,... ~IND80RG JtACOUET (LU8 '"''"• qymt '1c41utb•U ·- OTHER AUTHORS in· eluded In the book are John Steinbeck. Sinclair Lewis. Ann Scott Mom a day, William Styron and Willa Cather. Cain becamf: editor of the New York er in 1931 and edited the magazine for 10 months before mov mg to Hollywood as a screenwriter. I le stayed there for 17 years. Cain was married three limes: lo J\llcen Pringle . a film actress of the 1940s; opera s inger Florence Mac- beth, and Elina Sjosted Tyszeckn of !"inland. STARTS Oct ober 27, 1977 their car or cars Crom the yards wi thin JO days after sale. That is done by calling the nearest railroad and arranging with it to haul lhc car or cars to the desired location. There is a standard fee of from $1 .25 to $1.50 a mile for the hauling service. But t here are extra charges for s witchin gs, t rans fer to a nother r ailroad. couplings and uncoupllngs, and for park.Ing on sidings for ex- tended periods. ENDS October 30. 1977 PRE-CHRISTMAS "SUMMER INVENTORY" CLEARANCE In order to make room for the thousands of Christmas Gift Items on order. Roger's has slashed prices on ma ny Items up to 503 . Everything on sale Is Roger's typical quaUty a nd you can save on color pots, baskets. garden tools and supplies, patio furniture. antiques, gift and decorator Items. trees, shrubs -.• there Is something for everyone! SAVE All sales items limited to stock on hand. Open Dally 9 am·6 pm San Joaquin Hills Road at MacArthur Blyd .. Newport Beach, (714) ~5800 ·. • AB OAIL 'f PILOT Fnday October 28 1977 Business No-fault's Faults E~amined EDITOR'S 1VOTE Congre1:. 111 i:onsldenng a bill to --tqu1rr every1 state to implement no-/au/c auto 1nrurall(e 'tlBBting mfotmum f ederat standards Sineen statea ii ready l1aue somf.' sort of no-fault program But nt> fault .~riot wit/tout faults Backers Admit Advantages Aren't Monetary By LOUISE COOK .. Ho<l•I.., f>rfl1 Writ .. No-fault uuto insurance. once promoted us a means of cutting costs for consumers. has failed to ,tem the tide of soaring premiums. but authorities ,ay it has succ<'eded in its main goal of getlin~ t>cnefit:; into the h11nds of accident victim!! mor<' 1uickly "Wt• <-un!.idcr 1t u smashing success. · s1t1d William Sheppard. Pennsylvunia insurancl' com rnissionei-. llis stat<' .., no-fault proivam took effect July 19. 1975 ••JT IL\.S ACCOMPLISHED everything we said would accomplish." said Jack Davies. a Min lCSota state senator \\ho sponsored a no-fault plan hat began J an. J. 1975 .. No-foult is 11 or king well.·· said Kcntuckv lni.ur:mce Commissioner Harold McGuffey "It:~ '1Jnfortunaiet11, thf" ratf" redMCtfons for bodUy injMf11 laa.,e been counter•balmtcf!d fttt rates tor °'her t"OV~ages., aelricla ho"t-gone..,,,_, doing the job it's s upposed to do -paying more peo· pie more money and arranging quick settlements. We have had practically no complaints.·· But the drive for nb-fault at the state level has 'tailed. Several statf.'s that passed no-fault law~ uurly in lht' 1970s h<H'<' been forced In make major l·hanges PRE 'lDt::\T C.\RTER HAS ENDORSED the 1·oncept or J federal no-fault bill. but the measures have nor gone beyond the hearing stage and no ac t1on is t•xpcctcd before 1978 Premiums. meanwhile. are going up They 1n - t·rcased alm~t so pt'rccnt from August 1975 to \ugust 1977 The conrept behtnd no-fault is simple: each party in an uccident i:. compensated, for medical 1..·xpeos~ al least. by his own insurance company. An individual's right to :.ue for further damages is limited. Expensive court cle>es and lengthy delays a re eliminated. MASSt\CIH.:SETTS B ECAM E TH£ first state lo l'nnct no-fault. with a law that took effect Jan. l t971 Since then. 15 other :.tales have passed no I ault l:rn·s Colorado. Connt'cticut. Florida. Georgia. llttwaii. Kansas. Kentucky, M1ch1gan. Neavport Firna Reports Stiles W11b Mo·lnll Auto lnsmnce 16 STATES HAVE NO-FAULT INSURANCE Thos~ With Plan Are Shown In Black M 1nne~ota, '.'lt•vada. :"'t•\I. Jen;e-.. ~e\~ York, North O.tkota, P<.•nnsyl\'ama <tnd Uta·h ThC' mo!>t recent l;1w North Dakota's look effect on Jan I. 1976 Eight other stutcs passed laws that were d~scriOOd as no.fault. but they place no limitation on the right of an accident victim to sue and cannot re.tlly be counted as part of the no-fault system One .f<.'ason for the problems w1th no-fault 1s a lack of understanding ubout what it can and cannot do. A recent Gallup poll showed 69 percent of the public docs not understand how no-fault work:.. NO-FAULT SUPPORTERS MAY be partly to blame for the confusion. Ron Arnold of State Farm Insurance <.:o:. .. the nation's b1 i;:gcst auto insurer. said that politicians. <>ager to get s upport for the c:onccpt. appealed to pl•oplt·'s J>OCkC'tbooks. They promisl'd m1i.takt•nlv th:1t no-fault would lower prcm1umi. and. in .,omt.· cu::.e!>. ordered rC1l1• dt•creases whC'n no-fault went into effect Some stat<.· officials concede private!~ thal lht• moncy-sa\'ing c·la1m~ wen .. a comt.•·on and not rt> alistic. The~ s ay now that thl' advantage~ of Ol1~ fault are not monetan There are sever.ii rea!>ons for the lack or co:.1 saving. No-fault generally applies only to bod ily in Jury. Property damage stays under the old system: The insurance company or the motorist at fault has to pay. And property damage, according to Stat<' Farm. accounts for 60 <-en ts of every dollar you pay in premiums on a nationwide basis "THE REAL PROOF OF OCR succe"" with ns: .. u:husl'lt... Gm· .~t1chucl S Dukakis "Unfortunate(~. tht• ratt· reduction~ £or hodily inJurv hnve h<'eon 1•011nlt>r bulanc•t·d h~ ratf"~ I , 1: I ~urnover Plagues S&L~· h•· High personnel turnover contmues to plague rule jobs turnt>d O\ 1•r the nation's savings and loan associations. accord· cent Tnn<> a sill vey-el-30 per«nt of the nati..on.'.sJR.~s_t __ associations. GN"AG EMANO" 1\ ND 'S\tl>CTV13'0T't1ll -pos1t•oni.. had ;.t turnover rate of 12 percent. up signif1canth rrom 1975. "Total turnover averaged 30 percent tn 1976, up 9.5 percent from the previ~us year." said Dennis E '.\lcCarter. pt'esident or the ~ewporl Group, .., ~ewport Beach management consulting r1rm It 1.:onductcd the study T H E SURVEY DISPUTES two long-standing industry beliefs: that federally chartered associa Lions u::.uall}·had more employes per mil hon doll ars of assets than their publicly held (!>late chartered 1 <'ounterparts. and that staff levels were determined by asset size "We found thc.t the federals have 0.433 people per million dollars of assets while the stock or as- ... ociations have 0.435 ... Mccarter said. and that m anagcment philosophy. not asset size. determines 1 ho number or employes. ·• 'Tellers , traditionally the most volatile of as- -.ociation cmploye groups. again led the turnover parade with a rate of 42 percent. while their hourly 'lliree New S&Ls Planned in OC San Diego Federal is adding three new savings ;ind loan offices in Orange County -· Newport Beach, San Clemente and Laguna Niguel. They hr ing to 50 the number of approved San Diego Federal office locations in California. Gordon C. Luce. president and chief executive urlicer of the Sl.4 billion financial institution. said ~an Diego Federal has r eceived approval to open a regional headquarter s facility in Newport Beach. next to the Newport Center shopping complex. The ~nn Clemente office will be in the soon-to·be· constructed Pico Plaza Shopp10g Center and the Laguna Niguel office on Crown Valley Parkway 11ext to the Crown Valley Mall. Luce said San Diego Federal also has applied to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board to establish a fourth new office in the Woodbridge community of Irvine. The association entered the Orange County m arket two years ago with an orrice in Capistrano Beach. Last year. San Diego FC<leral opened a lend- ing offict:' near Orange County Airport and this year 11977 J the firm expects to lend from $50 million to SG<>m illion in the Orange County area. Luce said Businessmen: FILL YIB CllBlml4S Dirr LIST llTll . ~i~~~(fy f~fM$. OF OHIO FD GIFrP4KS Now " tllt 11me 10 Otdlr Olr1Urt1M 9fts for cuno""'" •ml>lovtft, 11c. Tht>y will ~te•ti. our famous IOOll 91h oaks. Stt them on d!SOl•Y 111 Phont W.'11 ""'"· ,f you ""dh ...... la.tw• Ill ...,..,., ffl1'.' ,....,. tgi,llCt OUt U'tllltlfW!f'(JJI ~ '""',....°'"M •~ b rf' t.•kt_.. 1t4P"6-~..eol0 S..-Coe1t "n• St-S~0.6'tl While teller turno\ 1..•r was the he...i\'lf:'St , pE'r!>on nel changc.-s in this job category dt·cltned sli ~hlly in 1976 from 1975, the survey !>howed However, other hourly pay job turnover increa5cd 10 1.>ercl.'nt and management turnover wC'nt up 15 pcr<'t·nt l:.i'-t V<':lr m·c·r the previous year In the arl!a of !>t .... rr personnel the :-.urve~ .,howcd thal desp1lc the advancc.-s of <!lectron1c data processing systems, most assoc1at1on!> s till depC'nd rnorc on people than on computer!\ "THERE WAS AN OVER-ALLdecrea5e in total .1:-~oc1at1on cmplo~ l·~ perm ill ion dollar!> of as::.<:L<, of 2.4 perc<'nt from 1975 to 1976 m s p1tt· of consider a hit' growth and increa1ted volume:· McCartcrsa1d. 1\ssoc1<lt1ons in the East had the lowest averagr of 1..·mploy~ per m1lhon aollars of assets. 0 21:S while those 111 the central states had the h1J?hesl o 5R5, accordin~ to the s un·e) McC .. 1rtf.'r said the• foel thul most ea!>tcrn ai-· .,ociat1ons bu.v home mortgages from other associa· !Ions, rather than originate them. may account fnr the smalh•r .!\'Cragcnumhcr of emplo\·es Tax Planning Seminar Slated A community workshop on Lhe individual and tax: planning will be held at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday night at State Mutual Sa\'ing!> and Loan Associa· t1on, Newport Reach. Co-hosL'! for the evening wi ll be William J Ferguson. u practicing Newport Beach tax al torney, and Howard Barlow, CLU. It is part of the "Meet the Professions · s ponsored by Loeb Rhoades &Co., Inc. Seating reservations may he made by calling the companv at &m-5600 CC;>nstruction Group to Meet A membcr!>h1p meeting of Lhe Orange County chapter of the Construction Specification Institute will be Tuesday al the Holiday lnn or Costa Mesa The social hour starts at 5:30 p.m and will br followed by dinner. Cost is S7 a person Re!lcrvn. lions may be made by calling 543·8225 LEASE A I 978 FIREBIRD s I 0560 Pf!!MOtH .. AS LOW AS f'lvsr•• Equipped wllh aurornatic lransm1sa1on. p0wer ateor1no. Power disc brakes. racrory air concr111on1no and more OlDH YOUU NOW Ctt'Ulll1od roll »&'1 CO A .. •~tt•I ••IU11 l3~l1 00 $•~ 1111 ""' lflO•lll l>IV. •O 1U u .. r .. u'e eo .,.,.__ p11,. 11(en•• on _._ u-tot 3e """""' BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC L~t1..q & .......... ~ .. , l•ll l""-cv Yalf'f'i• K..,qc"892·6651Dr6)6-2!>00 I 1 ~00 ... cw.h lhd. --W .. ,..,.,.,,.., .._ __ "'' .. ••c'-a-...-.,..., f .. for uthl'r eo\'erai::c~. which have gone up about a:- fasl ali bodily injury rates have comedown.·· i\1.1thor1Lics also s ay that while no-fault has t•llm inatt-d !>om11 of lhl' lcMal cosli> surroundinl{ ucc1- dcnls, the savings has been offset by the fact th&l more ptX>plc are getting benefits since the" are ;iutumaticatly paid by their own companu.•s · GENE GLASCOCK. SUPERVISING analyst 101• the Colorado Insurance Division. said no-fault 'has reallocated funds. putting the funds in the hunds of the 11\)ured rather than in the hands of tht' at torncys handling court cases It hasn't really altered the cost to the insuring company.·· One problem with existing no-fault programs, say o((icials. is that it iM still too easy lo sue. The luws generally allow a person to go to court after medical expcn!><.'S reach a certain threshold. In nine ... tales. the threshold 1s S750 or less In New Jersey. II IS only S200 To corn•ct th~ problem. authorities arc con ... 1dt'ring raising the dollar threshold or eliminating 1t rnm pletely New York and Florida have replaced 11 with a requirement that generally proh1b1ts suits unl<'~s thC' arcident result:. m d eath or serious in 1ur~ THE PROPOSED FEDERAL leg1!>lat1on would allo"' states to put a limit of $250.000 on benefits for m<!dical expenses and would permit individual !>Uits only in CCC>e of death or serious injury Fault or no-fault, there may be some relief from rising costs. The frequ~ncy of claims a key factor in determining rates has declined. a lthough no one 1s sure wh:.: Auto insurance companies. many of which lo!>t money during scverul periods in 197fi. have report· cd e normous profits. They have not ftlt.', saycn~ the IO<'r<'ll'icd earn1ni;:s ma~ help off-.<'! futun• incrl'aM'~ Bu·ildit1g Cited "WE OON'T J\NTICIPATE nl•arb lhl' n1p1d r1:.t• 111 rate:." •Jf thl' pa!;L two or thrc(' years, Sllid CJ 'i>Okcsmun ror State J-'arm. He said State Farm In c reases on a nationwide <1verage haw be<'n ranging from 12 to 15 percent in rl'cent years . this year. he -.aid , the average increase will be6to7 percent The Consumer Price Index shows that auto in !>urance prices went up 12.5 percent from August 1976 to August 1977. That compares with an increase or 31.2 perct:nt in the preceding year. TIH· lti :.tur.' \\'db 1.-argo B.tnk hu1ld1ng in Fmanewl Plo.11.:.i . :'\c'' port Beach. lw:. rt' C'e t\'<.'d an honorable mention award from th l' Orange Coun ly e haptc r of th c .\me rican Institute of Architects. It was designed by Wilham L. Pereira As!iiociates , Corona del :\lar. for the Irvine Company. , ... .H NEW YOR .. •API 1..•0Hl..O ft~ to410illlolftle1 h\,1 '"'"'f•" • \f'tf'<h~ t••t 0.tnlyM •Of"l•I Sit<W•H• \ O.taOl o ~··~~~~ s:n~·r g:~~~~ Jn\wraf1<f' • tniOV\t• Ot<°'•n .11 \IO<i.\ 0.'lbAQ 4E.l Inn J ' .. 4 0.LU•{ AfAProt I oj. 9 • ""'•<.•t'\f AIO I~ tJ•• , .. ,_. 0-:llntb AYM Ct. 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He believes that free enterprise is the way to go. Carter bas stated his agreement with those bellers. bub•'~' in Burns' view, and in the views of many others, he bas con-. ·"1 tradicted himseU in practice, and Burns seems to feel that. •·l therein lies the problem with the economy. -~ B URNS' RESPONSE TO CARTER'S challenge was ..... centered on the importance, the need -in (act, it could be said, of the absolui.e necessity or -corporate profits . .n Without profits, he said In effect. Carter could make no d• headway. ..; He defend.eel the independence of the Fed. the nation's central bank. and he demonstrated that. independence by '• ,, saying he would go right ahead If necessary with a tighl4'.r .... monetary policy -money supply and ita cost -that blS ''· board attempts to control. But he went far beyond a defense of monetary policy when he criticized the uncertainly over energy policy, en-,.t vironmeotal codes, taJCes, government regulation and de· "' dication to fighting inflation. Doubt was eroding confidence, · • he suggested. BU RNS DREW I N SOME POWER FUL allies from the .business world who have been complaining about the same thing, arguing t.b.at it is foolhardy for them to spend when. they don't know what the future brings.-. . • , This community of interest, which includes banking, and heavy industry. is in a quiet fury over what it feels Is a .•ti lack of leadership from Washington, as well as wasteful in· ,, trusion from its bureaucrats. Gi ven some assuran~e, it bas been saying. and provided with assurance also that Washington will keep out of its af· fairs at least until it can gather momentum, it can raise pro· duction, produce jobs and pay its taxes. B UT 8 URNS ALSO HAS MANY. many critics. A huge :.chool of thought that has many squabbles witbin_it.selt is. in agreement that the blame for the current economic malaise .f belongs to Burns and bankers a.nd big business. Burns especially bas been critici1ed, mainly because or wh al is seen as an erratic administration o( the money supp-• , ly, permitting it"to grow too fast and then being fOt"Ced ~cut.~ back. pushing up interest rat.es and slowlnc economic ac~ tivity. :..; The bases of these disputes are deep and involved, and we st iU might not get a cle11r resolution as the tight de- velops. But as the language becomes more explicit, finally we mightoblain a clear exposition of the Issues. Thal is, it the two battlers don't call off the fight as be-., Ing too dangCTous to their individual and mutual in.le.rests. Stock Market Adds I •t t .... .. ''I To Gai~ of Week NEW YORK (AP> -The stock market, rerusing to al· ,. low a disappointing report from tbe Commerce Department •11 .. to stall its three-day rally, posted another gain toda.y. ·•• The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stock& was up 4.07 points to822.68. The average rose 5.20 points Thursday and almost 12 ••. points Wednesday. ' 1\, Gainers held an 8-5 edge over loe;ers today a moq New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. ..... , Big Board volume came to 18 millionibares. DoteloRnA.,er..,e• -Y-IAP)FI-~-... JTOCU JD '"" ~IJ :t... .~ 1ai..:. ~ 20 Trn 2044 201..W ._. ~71+ I.JO IS UU IOt.31 I to.GO 1-M tot A + O.U A3 sue 179.76 *·" 11a.o1 210.16+ 1.40 Ind°" ...................... IAlS..190 Tr..i ...................... Slt.D ~~k .::.:.:·::::::.::·:.::·::: ,.=:: Amerlra11 u...ra .. EW Yo.tlC (A.P). Sal", 4 p.~. pncw ana net <halllle of IM ,_,. ,,_. ac11 .. Am«IUn Stock Enl\Aftge ~ ='l?M'~'.~"~ at more~~ + "' HUSl!y 011.... •••• -".IOO 11~ -YI Mf<ll• Geftl.... • 56,100 ,. ..... 8-Incl...... U.IOO I~ + Y11 llVlnd wl., •••. • ~.200 .. + Yt Syntu corp...... '.JO)OO 1.._ -Yo Cdn HOtf!'fd,.,., 30,000 7\'1 +I TCllalPll NA...... s·· Ill! + ,_,. c111.i1n Dev..... l~te + .. c;1a .. Pet....... 2' • -~ ' , , • s • 1 • ' '10 , II 'I ;. I ~r,.:c Uncll.._., TotM lsiwn Ntw lt 7 r llltl9 ,... 1tn -. ,, Due to fate transmission today's llstlng w ltl not " a ppear 1.n the Dally Pilot •.. ·•' h ~.ICSo\LH Due to fate tra nsmission " today's llstlng wlll not: • appear tn the Dally Piiot. • Sioelu In Tiie .fjpotlJgltt Nli'W YORK IAPI· s.1-. 4 '""· 91rkt -,.., <'-(14 .. lllllitft "'°'' ~""New Yeri. -Stoc.ll EM,... 1--., '""''"" ,,.,....,,., ., -· -"· V~ltOln< , •••• , 679.900 2J\ll • )'') Cluctro • • . • • uuoo n• ~ ; .. · Geft MOIO!'t , • • lSI; tOtl 6t ...... •o • Alli S1er11b .. ,. ~-tllo •1"1 tntTtth •••••• 212,* ,.~ + "' D6w Cll......... tea,000 ,... .. "" Tw•lll C-...... l,._400 Ul't --. \.tfr\tllit• th• . ... • • 1.fO~tOO 22-••••• $Clltlt1 arw...... 'JO."' = .,.,,. Olt ltalE.q ~····· 14411()0 + .._ us s .......... -.. 1WGlf ... .. AmT"T •• 1•••••• 1Jli,1tt Bi ••••• iltCO Lia .••• -.. 1».-1'11 ..... Rell M Orp,~,.•• 11 ... 190 + ._ JCtlOll Cp........ 1M,.11Pf 41 -l• t &JO DAILY PILOT Friday, October 28, 1977 Friend-lg Gathering. Dr. James McGaugh, psychobiology professor (right), foretold de- velopments in biological research at annual Friends of UC Jrvine meeting at Balboa Yacht Club. With him are Susan Cuse, outgo- ing Friends of UCI president, and new president Thomas Casey. . McGaugh predicted end to paraplegia and lesser dependence on medical drugs for learning and other mental disorders. Bids Sought SACRAMENTO <AP> -The state has asked for bids on replacement o f the Dumbart o n Bridge, a narrow and sometimes da ngerous :iO·year-old span across San Francisco B~. PUBl.lC NOTICE Indian Day Set in Viejo Sunday Viejo. is Indian Heritage Day in M1ss1on Exhibits and demoni,trauons of the Indian culture ha\'e been scheduled from noon t~ .t p m al the Fossil Whale Monument, near the intcr-;ec t1on of La Paz Road and Chrisanta Drive. b\' the Mission Viejo Cultural and Heritage Assoc1ahon Basketry, weavings and Indian artifacts found in Orange County also will be on display Docenti; in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District will have a presentation on local archeology and San Juan Capistrano Indian Council members will be available to answer ques tions. Further Information may be obtained by call·' ing Wendy Edgran. association president, at 830·0817. PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USIHISS NAMESTAT•MI NT n.. tottowlnv per'°" Is c1o1no .,.,,.. lltUaO: • CON~UMER/LOCAL Adhesives . 2 Judges . ~Ra <:Juiir.lar . ~C Performance On Court· 111N6 YOUR Claims1 False? Panel DANCING .sHOES Music From The Swing And Present Yen WASJUNGTON (AP) -Biting into an apple Two Orange Coast can Stlll mean dislodged dentures for some people judges have been named despite use or a denture adhesive, a Federal Trade members of the Orange Com mission official says. County Superior Court FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUMDAY 9 P .M. to I :30 A.M. The way in which many dentures are m ade re-executive committee for sullS in a situation where the front t eeth are virtual· the year beginning Jan. ly useless for biting into foodslike apples and corn .l. Meet At The Exciting Fun Club Located At 2s3o W. ~It .. ~Y:t Newport Beach 548-117~ .. on the cob, said Mlles J. Brown, an FTC ad· Jud ges Robert H. ministrative law judge. • Green or South Laguna . . and J ames H. Walsworth ~~OWN COMMENTED IN AN initial.decision of Newport Beach will be requiring B~ock Qrug Co. Inc., of J~rsey City, !'J.J .. two of the four judges to stop making 3:11egedl~ false and unsubstantiated serving in that capacity performance clatms for its denture products. under Presiding Judge The order is n~t final and may be appealed, Byron K. McMillan. stayed or set for review. · The FTC couns~l and Block agreed that an or· dcr would be entered if Brown found vlolations that had been alleged in a complaint. The order pro- hibits Block's use of the alleged practices in the future. Block said it was not ,..-------- made privy Lo the FTC's ( CONSUME J rea~ons for proceeding R agains t the company, · . "especially in view of its size. as compared to larger companies which manufacture denture adhesives and who are mak· ing comparable eating claims for their products." THE COMPANY STATEMENT said Block en· tcred into the agreed-to order with the knowledge that it will be applicable throughout the industry and "thereby believes its dispute with the com· mission bas been satisfactorily resolved." Unable to use their front teeth, denture wearers must then use their back teeth {or pulverizing food, Brown explained. ··For many of them, dislodgement of the den· tures will occur if they attempt to eat s uch foodb, \\ 1lh or without the use of an adhesive,·· he said. ADHESIVE HELPS ONLY IN retention of lht• ch•nlurl'. Brown s aid, one of several fattors de.· termining how well the device works. Hloek denture p roducts are bold m vanou:-. states. For thrl'e years, the firm has spent approx- im atel)' S7.4 million annually advertising its den- ture adhesive products, "Poli-Grip" and "Super Poli·Grip," and its denture cleanser product, "New Effervescent Polident," Brown said. Brown said Block has falsely advertised lhat. -USF.RS OF THE ADHESIVES, regardless of lh<.•ir particular denture holding problems. can cat such "problem .. foods as appll.-s. celery and fried chicken. The adhesives will hold dentures in place. r<'· R:lrdlcss of particular holding problems when the wearer cats the "problem" foods. Brown said Block has contended it did not make Lhc alleged claims and that tbe claiins it d1d make were substantiated. · PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE f ICTITIOUS •u"~IH N.u.IE $T"TEMCNT He tol-1"9 ""''°" I> OOtnQ bv>l-neuo. fHE DRUG STORE, IHfl Produur .. 8. HurtllnQIOll Bu<~. l ~ .,, .... J•mff H. ~wl, 4'32 •A, Hu'''· fnQIOfl Bt a<h, ~ <nl>of'I Thi> o...sinen ll conouclf'CI lly •n in d lvldu•I. J;t~\H Anclr...-\ T1>ls st•l-t w•\ '""" wllh ll'tr CounlY Cltf1' at Or-Co..nly on Ck· -· 11, 1917. ,,.,," Publi"'°" OranQll C:O.\l Dally Pllol Oct. )I,,.,-· .t, II. 1911 .tll,,1 PUBUC NOTICE flCTI nous •USINEH NAMEST"TEMEHT l!W 1011""''"11 Pt"sort '' dol"9 II"'' ,.,_, ... RICH-STOP SHOP.122W. 1'11t ~ii .• ,.,..,,. M• ... CA. '7•11 ~emu R ..-. 1&31 (AndlQ41n Ple<t, N-t S..ch, CA "7~ lhl\ bu~MH ll (-ltd DY en Ill Ol•ld<l.tl. J•..-sR HOOll l hls slat~ WAS Iii.ct W•lh the C-ty Cl .... at Or~ County on Oct. 11, "" ''*' PuDll\MCI OrllnQll QM,. o.lly Pllol, 0<1. 21, 18.-NOv,.t, II, 1911 P UBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAMIUATEMENT T ... IOllOWl"9 -IOl\S ore ool"Q l>v•I• MUU: HlE TINDER llOX, 3»3 llrlUol, Costa M~u. CA 9167- 0A IN, LTO., .lJlJ Brl•lol, Co>la Me>d, CA. ~16211 l nl• bu,ir"'u 11 cond\lcl9d by a cor• PO•alion . . Boin Ltd. LoisJMn a.In, Sec.,, .. ._ lllls sl•t-t WM filed With the County Cl.,,. Of Or.noit C.O"""Y on Ol:l. II, 1t71 FlllM Publlal'ted OrlnQI c.oan Dally PUol, Otl. 21,H,-No•.4.11, ltl7 Children's Free Show Judge McMillan, who was re-e lected to h is second term of office as presiding judge, will also have J"udges Kenneth Williams and James F. Judge working withhirn on the court's executive committee. PUBLIC NOTICE flCltTIOUS 8U,INU$ NAME STATEMENT Tnv 1011-•nv Pf<..., '' oolno 1>1>•1· ntU•S. PLAl"·TIME ENTERPRISES, '"" CarlOOU AW., f'oU11l•l11 V•llty, c.A.•21oe ~Nlron Lyno c;.oy, 1•198 C..rlboll Av• • Founl<11n l/411ey, CA 92106 T '"' 11 .. lilnKl t> cono...chul by An In· dl•lou•I. !>llaron Lynn C.y This .r•r-1 """' lllfJCI with ti-. Countv Clerk OI Ordft911 C:.O..nly on Oct. "· '~" f'llalt J-ubh•PwQW C.0.\l O•lly Pilol, Oct ti JI dnd ~ov.•, n fW/ EXTRA LARGE SPECIMEN PUMPKINS A ROGER'S S~~CIALN Rog.n Car~• 640.~ ~ .. n ./o<tquln •• MacAlthur • Nf"W1)0rt Beoach 9atfl-6pm . . . AUCTION ESTATE SALE Property of two prominent beach area residents together with property of others. Property includes fine cut crystal, porcelain figurin~s, china sets, oriental rugs, bronzes, oils, furniture, clocks, fur coats, etc. Also. many items of fine antiq~e and modern jewelry including 35. carat platinum and d iamond bracelet set with large diamonds.. a 24. carat platinum and d iamond bracefet, a 16. '*'8t ~ several -rubies. and a number of diamond sotitaire rings. ~ miscellaneous items include gold chain~ watches. diamond stud earrings, etc. SALE DATE: Fri., Sat., Sun.• 28th, 29th and 30th at 8:0.Gap.m~ Inspection of property 7:00 -8:00 p.m. safe. ni.aht. Properry moved for oonve1ueoco 10: NEWPORT GALLERIES. LTD 2542 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach (714) 645-2200 !HMS: Cfth. ... of A~• C...&, W..hr c-.., ce..cb. etc. Coon ........ .cupted _,. ltOO ..... .....,, Oc .... 1'"' ._..__._AITLIYM CAMELLIAS Winter and spring bloomt of white, pinks or reds. Single, double and 'rose' forms. lGAL Reg. 3.95 ThN :Nov.1 ' . f Florilt Special J HAVE A NEW LAWN THIS WEEKEND! 6" Bubble TERRARRJM BeautituJ miniature, garrtena in gloss. Oreat Ciftl 7.95 Value Thru Nov. l ll)i We lhow you how with ·l'aJ,l'a!tl SOD Oichondra • • • • • • I MQ Penn Blue •• •• •• IMSIJ llybrid Bennuda •• IMSll 5 eq. ft. roll• Fresh SOD Available Friday t.hru weekend. • TAI.PAS WRITIN G C:ONSULTllNT!>, ,60 "l•WC>Orl Cenltr1-------~,,-----46t-f.7_7 , Orin, Sun• no, Ntwpo11 00..:11, CA YOUR Bring your voungs1ers to the Huntlng\on Center mall fO< the fun performances of the Medhatters Marionettes. 4 shows dally the puppets comel alive with song and ~nee thru Oct. 30. Fri. at 1 .. 2.3 & 7'30-Sat & Sun at 1-2·3-4. Se>0nsored by Roston Montesson Schoolhouse. Come to the • Specials Limited to SuliPt1 on ff:t_nd; '\ Katlllon TalllU, 1001 Vhla • r RfCYCLEOI C411Cl•I, N•woon 11 ..... ,,, C.A OIMIO .. 92640 GIDAILY PILOT CAN . - Thi\ 111/\l~n Is tOllOU" ltO by ~n In Cll•l<l ... I K.ttlll .. nhl- Tlll\ '1•1-nl w•• 1111'11 wllll 11141 to<1111y °"'"at O.t11oe County on Ott 4, ,.,, FIJI• 4 PUOC.,,._., Or-C:O.st 0..lly Pllol Cit.'· 1~11, JI, 1'1/ 0r1noe Coast coneoe-· operates tile omc.ral I 'enter for Costa; ~ '. mall at Beach & Edinger at the san Diego tltiy. PHONI · 546-5525 2640 Har~r Blvd., ~Ce> ta Mesa DAILY 9·6 SUN. 9-5:30 I .. INSIDE : Mask Makers Making ·your disguise can be as fun as wearing it. Halloween means putting on a happy race. • Nothing could be happier or sappier than an )rresistible clown mask atop trick-and-treating tykes 8$ they make their way around the n eighborhood. Making the mask can be as much fun as wearing it. It's all done with papier m ache, which is basically just newspaper strips and glue, built up in layers. Start with a balloon -or a baJl, or othe r head-shaped object -as the mold on which tG shape the maSk. Then proceed building up the papier mache as follows : i ~ Tear newspaper, toweling, or other absor- bent paper into strips. For the first layer, dip strips in plain water $0 they will not stick to the balloon. Then add strips that have ~en dipped in a SO.SO solution of white glue, like Elmer 's, and water. <Before applying each strip, pull it between your thumb and first finger to remove excess moi.sture.) If you cover the whole balloon. you can cut your finished product in half and have two masks. Or, cover just a little over hair of the balloon for a.6ingle mask, then burst the balloon and trim the edges. . , • ~ To build a strong shape, apply eight to 10 • ayers of strips, applying each layer In the op- ~ site direction from the one before. It is easier to see exactly what you have covered and what. It.ill needs to be done if you use newspaper for 1 ~me layer, comic strips, paper bags or toweling r the next . If the rm at layer is white toweling. it · an serve as the clown's white face. You can give ach layer time to dry (JO to 45 minutes) or you an do the whole m ask base and let it dry over a ouple of days. You can hasten drying time by · utling it in the sun, or near a warm dry !See MASK , Page 83> Al Lohman and Roger Barkley on the air in the KFI studios. Lohman and Barkley The KFI duo 'once decided we were the longest-running Polish joke around.' By DENNIS M~LELLl\N 0t ,,.. O•ff' Pi ... Su fi When Al Lohman and RoRer Barkley lcaml•d up in 1963 for a daily Los Angeles radio show the) WC'r en ·t rcally thinking of makm~ .. Lohman and Ra11dt.•y .. arareer Ted J naloncy. Leonard Leonard. Maynard Farmt•r . The Old Record Man. and Roscoc Boscol' 1 \\ho th1:. WC'Ck trndt:d his ballet slapper~ for a <;ar I rom giant Longo Toyoto in beautiful downtown El \lonll' l along for the ride . :1nc1 loafC'rs. "ll ·s sure cas1cr with two. With t wo gu~ s you·11 gencrate~omething." Rut. h<' adds, 'Tm sure some mornings we <'<•uld bring in two more guys and it would help." How do they define their brand of comedy? But 14 years now have gone l>y and they're !>l1ll t ogethcr. THAT'S JUST A portion of the large stable of l.ohm :m and Barkley charm:tcrs whopopulatcthc K f'I r adio ,1ud1n with the zany duo f1VC' days a \I eek "We always felt it was terrible.'' cracks the mustachioed Barkley ... ( don't know bow you would define it. We once decided we were the longes t-running Polish joke around." "And we haH• no intention of doing at lln ) other way." ... ay:-. Lohman Al Lohm~n and H.oger Barkley·s day begins .. UnJess:· add~ Barkley. "lhllt job an f''ar~o comes through.·· If that far.fetched nouon became reality Southern California radto would never b~ the same. <•t 4.30 a.m when they roll out or bed in thei r respeet1ve homes in Calabasas and La Canada . After a :JO.minute drive on the pretrarfic 1ammcd freeway they're at the Los Angeles -.tud10 :-.hortly before 6 LOHMAN, THE BLOND half of the t eam who usually sports a floppy yellow hat, takes a more philosophical :ipproach. For mJn~. LohmJn <ind B.irklt') ' insn1n•d brand or insan1t~ '" th<· only thing that keep' them sane as thC'V hattlc the freeway~ to work an t.hc. m orrung. Do they ever have dC1y~ when they find it touJ?h to be funny that early m the morning? · Tve ulways found that the one gu~· will 111tk uptheothcront.-... :.ays Lohman. who, 1Jke h1s partner, dresses C'asuully an a sport shirt. s lacks "To me, humor is all attitude,•• he says, cit- ing Jack Benny's dassfo skinflint character. .. You 've got to create a funny attitude about yourselves. "One ol the toughest things in getting a team Between 6 and 10 a m commuting I!:> never a lonely experience. Not with that fantasttc athlett· !That Extra Hour If you think you have trouble remembering to turn the clock back ... By MAllClA FORSBERG where it takes about three hours to Ott•o.itt...,..Sa.H readjust the separate timers that Twice a year, time is tampered· regulate power units. air condition· with. ing and parking lot lights. says Dr. A. Michael Wood, left, shows spear and shield to David and Mary Lou Fumas. <SeeLOBMAN,PageB3) rlQ the spring, cl0cks are turned Bruce Willi ams. community ahead and one hour is lost. In the services. faJJ. we .lain 60 extra minutes -...~ ~Changing the 148 clocks at the time that is used sleeping, partying uWC campus is done in a m atter of or, for the night people, working minutes though, by using a master when there are two 1 a.m . 's. unit in the administration building. Doctor from Dark f;ontinent Daylight Saving Time will go , -.he says. -· -,. al 2 a.m. tbls Sunday, Oct. What about those big elec· JO, and the extra hour that we gain tronically-operated time a nd tem- is more significant than you might per ature signs on the sides of build· realize. After all, there are zillions ings? The one at Glendale Federal of clocks that'll have to be reset. Savings on Harbor Boulevard in So, if you think it's a lot or trouble Costa Mesa is operated by Triple A turning back the hands on your N e o n Com p a n y o f North wristwatch. car clock, digital Hollywood. alarm clock and stove clock. con-There's more than one way to s ider Irvine's Fluor Corporation. skin a cat, or. more appropriately, Al Pipkin, central plant ad-switch a ticker . In the fall. those mlnis trator, estimates that there large signs above the roadways are roughly 120 battery-operated can be turned off for :in hour or set andelectricclocks thathavetobe a h e ad 11 houfs, s ays Todd manually reset. Showalter, service manager at the The time-consuming task wm sign company . take place Saturday afternoon, In the case or Glendale F<>deral. when a maintenance person will "we climb up a ladder approx spend a~ut four hours at the lonely imately 40 feet in the air, ~"inside chore. the sign and recalibrate 1t," says THE EASY .PART, notes Pipkin. ls resetting the clock timers that start fans and turn on indoor and outdoor li ghting. "There's one clock in a computer that takes just one input command to change the llmers," he says. Nol so at Golden West <:;ollegc, Showalter. His company docs this £or 20 such clocks THE VOCAL t1me-leller on the telephone is the voice or a woman from Atlanta who gives you the ex act hour. minutes and seconds when you dial the seven digits. I~ EXTRA, Page 8 2 I 'One· feels that you 're looking after r.eal prob'lems there.' By JUDITH OLSON Of II• O•fl' "llel St•ll Many years ago any young man look ing for adventur~ and challenge was told loJ(owest Today. A. Michael Wood . M.D .. would tell that young person, especially if they re anterested an medicane or health education. togoSouthwes t. toAfnra There, whole countries are waiting for lhe medical help that is necessary to save lives and make daily living more bearable. Dr. wooJ. director general of the African Medical and Research Founda tion and Its East African Flying D<>clor Ser vice, bas been helping Africans with their medical and he~llh roblems for 30 years and has a vision of what must be accomplished In the next 30. A jovial man with craggy eycbro"" and a decidt'dly British accent, he ha~ devoted his life to East Africa but believes he has gained far more than he has given away. "ONF. FEEl ... '\ thnt you're look1na after real problems there," he said. "In the West you on.en treat neurotic pro· blems. "And In East Africa, il 's exciting. You're not sure the next day is going to rome." Or. Wood 's odyssey to the D1trk Conti· nent began 30 y<'ars ago when he left his native En.gland with his wife "to see the world a bit." · He had qualified as a doctor in the middle or the war and s pent the months until it ended doing s urgery on war C'asuallics. Wh en it was all over, he volunteered to work with a surgeon in Africa for six months. Or. Wood had two reasons for going to Africa. "One is minor," he said. ''l'm an asthmatic and t felt better there than in Londqn.'· · The other had lo do with his wife. Susan. who was born in Africa lo mis- s ionary parents. "She had always wanl· t•d to J!O back.·· Wood said. "She had Africa 1n her blood We got involved and decided lo slay " HE WAS IN private practice as a plastic surgeon in Nairobi but felt, like others, that "I( Nairobi was ever to go ahead we needed reasonable medical racilltles." As a specialist he was called from time lo time to fly lo remote places to treat patients and observed that another need was a good communication system. In 1956 he and two colleaaues, one the leading plasUc surgeon in Brltain and lhe other a New York physician,' were having a holiday together on Wood's farm on the slope ol Mt. Kilimanjaro. •·we got the idea of an agency to CW in the gaps. AMRF started as three people trying to meet needs. We started off ln a very bumble fashion, wilt\ half an airplane" Wood related. The first th\ng the new foundation did was put a radio net.work in East Africa. ''Ther e was no other form of com. munlcation. Some people were prac- tically isolated," he explalned. ''There are now 75 hospitals in the network." WOOD LEARNED to Oy and started encouraging the Easl Africans to build airstrips so he could land and treat the sick. <Stt DOCTOR, Pue 82) ' • " . . ~ .... j -•I .. . ' :'/ t .. I .. ~ I ~ ' I Jt2 DAILY PILOT Friday. October 28. t 971 • • • Doctor from Africa· <F'rorn Pace BH •'There are now 100 and they never cost a , penney,'' be said. "The local peo. pie gave them." For each formal opening, Wood planned "marvelous ceremonies" which someUmea included the unexpected. At • one, be said, a vtalUna dlCnltary wu to cut the string but lt brolte bef<>ff be could omctaJlf_ put the acllsora to tt. Wood frantically tied it up u the hundreds of watcbln•natl ves bWJt ~ut laughing. Another was built 1D 10 hours when a serioualy Injured man needed medical attentiOD. Nlne thousand people worked on it, Wood 11.id, and did what be thought was anlmJ)OU.lbWty. •'I landed on it tuimediately, .. he said, "though I don't like to land without look· .ing at tt from the ITO'md ftrst. Thia one was Vflr/ bwnpy and I didn't think I would make it." ONCE, WREN BIS plane landed, a woman came up and checked it all out. She bad never seen an airplane on the ground and thouabt it waa a blrd. "She asked me where lts bead was," Wood s~d . · In the 21 years since the research foun· dation was started its acope bas broadened considerably. . "We be1an to reallze that curative medicine wu Qot tile answer and that hospitals don't deal with heaJtb pro- blems. We started a heal lb educatica de- partment to talk about what people coul<l do about their health in their own homes. "We bad to change the thlnJdn« or the people wholJvetn mud buts.•• People bad to be taught to boll water and why bolling la necessary, for exam- ple Their diets had to be examined. Some tribes still suffer from protein defi- ciency because their main staple Is maize. DtSEASE AND MALNtJT'RtTION •ihold back the progress of the people," Wood asserted. ~ Some local tiitiw cuistoms also h.lnder progress. Jn one tribe relatives and friends must toucb or kiss the body of the · de<:eased at the funeral, which spreads diseaae. Another tribe was found to be suffering becaase tlleir water aupply was Crom a lake where sewage was dumped. Nomadic tribes have to be approached differently, Wood noted. "The Masai move with the grass and we found that their health centers were empty ball the • year," Wood said. "We started running mobile wlits OD the ground. But the logistics of this are considerable. You have to take all your own food, water and drugs.'' When the foundaUon began to think about preventive 'medicine, it was ob· vious that more education was· necessary to train workers in both the medical and health fields. "JN THE EARLY days we weren't s ure what we should be training people in and we were criticized for not train· mg,'' Wood explained. They now have opened clD education center In Nairobi where paramedical personnel are trained. The foundation next discovered it needed printed materials to work with. ·'We have started a printing and publica- tions department lo get it all down on ]>aper,"'41~ said. "We have a new 'Rural Health Series' for people lo·take back to the bu.sh. We do all our own printing." · It may ~ound eaay to aet up a health care system in a new country by simply patterning it alter those ln developed countrie.s, such as the U. S., but that ta not the case, Wood said. ''.You really have to take the whole ex- isting medical paraphernalia and turn lt upside down. It's parUy the economics and partly that we have to find a type or medical ser vice appropriate to the needs. We have to get inside the skin of the African." PART OF THE problem Kenya la ex- periencing is a Jack of money ln the health care budget. Wood said there are only ~government tioctors to take care 0£12 millionJ)eople. Another factor is that ••you can't isolate health care from other dis- ciplines sucb as agl"iculture and educa· lion,'' Wood noted. "We have to t.b1nk of ·tbenextgen«ation. '' ANN LANDERS/HOROSCOPE • •• Extra Hot•r (Frolll Pace Bl) "When you call the tirrie, 1t 's all set up on an automatic ans wering machine in Los Angeles," explains d telephone company spokesman. On Sunday morning the voice will say. "The time ls one $9 and so seconds," then "The time is 011e o'clock, exactly." ln the spring. she just skips the . two o'clock hour, the s pokesman says. "The Ume is set by the ll.S. Naval Observatory Jn Boulder, Colorado," he adds. You might think clock shop workers would get Ucked off reset· ing hundreds of wall, mantle, travel, grandfather and digital clocks. Nope, because they don't keep them on accurate time, says Janice Barone, salesclerk at Mi Tesoro Clocks in Mission Viejo. Since cloclta in shops are used for demonstration purposes all day long, it would be impossible to keep them al the correct time, she says. The four or five that do tell the right lime will be set back before she goes home Crom work on Satur- day. THERE'S MORE to time than simply reeettinc all the clocks, however. What happens at the airport when a flight is scheduled to arrive at 1: 30 a m. this Sunday morning! All fli ghts follow the published schedules exc"pt for tboH ln the :ur during the actual changeover, which theoretically then land an hour earlier. There aren't that many nights al 2 a.m. anyway, says thc s~kesman. Al Dubiel, Lo6 Aoteles airport, mentions that pilots and air trafftc controllers don't operate on DST - they use Greenwich Mean Time, based on a 24-hour clock .. · "'fhroughout the airport," he adds, "It's up to the individual aJ runes to change their cloclca. "· So you've landed at lhe airport at 2, but it's now one o'clock. How about a drink? Can't do it, says the Alcoholic Beverage Control. Liquor can't be sold, served or drunk on any licensed premise two hours after midnight in California, no m alter what the clock says. According to the personnel o(. fices at the Costa Mesa Police Department and Fire Department, night shift workers go ahead and work the extra hour. They •et paid for it, but in the spring when we turn the clocks ahead, they lose an hour's pay. So on Sunday, don't worry about gelling to church OD lime if you forget to reset your clock--you'll be an hour early. f ..... _u_· -~-r_o_s_e_o_p_e _ _,,,,] Some HallOween IdeaS NOW· PIANOS for Sale SATURDAY, OCT. ZI By SYDNEY OMAIUl ARJES <March 21-April 19): Creativity. movement, versatility, social event -these are emphasized. Good lunar aspect coincides with making marvelous new contacts. Leo. Aquarius figure prominently. TAUllUS (April 20-May 20): You colltct needed data. Emphasis on locating lost articles, • turning ideas into cash, building for future security. Give more than usual attention to budget. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Moon in your sign coincides with lime for you to take direct action. Key is to be confident. versatile and , sociable. Expand horizons, open lines of com· municatioo. , CANCER (June 21-July 22): Check behind scenes -detect subtle hints, clues, nuances. Obstacle, in form of red tape, ls present. But you surmount, overcome and emerge victorious. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Emphasis on friendship, romance, creative endeavors, dining in "far-away" place. Member or opposite sex tossea acco.lades -and means it. Wish comes true. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Security is enhanced -you -feel aa if you "belong." Family reunion could be oo a1eDda. Objects ot art. lux· ury it.em&. arrangements for a bome more beautiful -these could all be part or schedule. LIB&\ (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Offer is nebulous. ··Know it and bide your Ume. Loog·raoae view is essential. Deal in facts, not fantasies.·Yeu're sus· ceptible to flattery due to recent bout with loneli- ness. SCOllPJO (Oel. 23·Nov. 21): Power is featured. You can do almost anything. Tbe.re is a price. You must decide what ls worth much, ' what ts merely intrigue and fN1tration. Don't sell your yourself short. Accept challenge, res ~naibili ty. SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Emphasis on presenting case to public.· Doo't take back ;:seat. Prestige, recognition, universal appeal - 41lese are emphasized. Measure moves. :~ CAPBJCOaN (Dec. 22:Jan. 19): You fmd ·:.;.new ways of accompllsblng basic tasks. Leo Is in· ·:volved. Dreary routine changes -love en· •:'lers.Your sell-esteem aoan. , ·: AQUAIUU8 (Jan. »Feb. 18): Good lunar ,. aspect coincides with change, cblldr~ affair of -heart. Emotions tend to dominate. Avoid brood· ing. You may not get ever,thlng you want, but you receive plenty. . PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Your view is clear -you see, perceive. You know what is to occur and bQW to cope. Gem.in.I, Sagittarius figure prominently -so does the number "3''. Some of your best qualities surf1lce. II Oct. 2t u yov birthday you are intuitive, perceptive, have a reverence for knowledge and would make an excellent teacher. August was a memorable mODth. In November, you collect needed data·-you travel in December. The en· tire 1977 bas featured the finality, the setUement, : perhaps the finlab of a situation -or rela·! 'tionsbip. Call my office for an immediate. . dental appoinbnent -~1"!-~I Dr. Alan Miller Family Dentist 2'¥!9 Fairview Costa Mesa • 979-3970 DEAR ANN: Please get this in the paper before Halloween. lt ~ould save some Jittle lives. l am addressing myself to the parents of children under 11 years of age. Ann Laaden suggestion. There's no place like home. atnactecl to aay "no" and. tell Mom or Dad Jm· mediately. D~AR ANN: 1 um u 14-year-old girl and have a brother Buddy who Is six years old. He Is a pest and trouble~aker. I am being grounded for one full week because I sla~ped Buddy yestcr· day at 4 o'clock in the af· ternoon when I caught him eating a peanut but· ter a nd jelly sandwich. Wh en dinner time comes he is never hungry. How can he be when he is eat-. minutes? l worry that Buddy might die early -because of his terrible eating habjt.s. Please say something to help me. - ABUSED SIS DEAR SIS: You are right to be concerned about Buddy's eating ha bits but apparently your mcK.ber doesn't ap. prove of your slapplag the kJd ud neither do L Are you really worried about his health or did you use that as an excuse to bell blm one for something else! & .Rent Wl(.WQD CULi • UWAI • C111D , .. & CAlflll1. HlllOID ollb AND PIAIO CUTEI COROU DEL Ill 2114 I. C-t Hwy. 644-1931 Charity Bazaar Today & tC>mOfTOW at Huntington Centet Mall. Unique homemade items, great for Christmas glfta. Sc>oneored bV Eplaoopel Churchwomen. 8-ctl'Blvd. & EdinQer . .r the San Diego Fwy. lf your kids want to go trick-or-treating, don 'l just let them run loose. An older brother or sis· ter (at least 16 years or age) or YOU should atay close enough lo keep an eye on them at all times. Instruct the children to ring only doorbells of neighbors who know them. A two-block radius or your own home should be t he limit. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A certain member or our family is a male homosexual. <I'll call him Greg.) We have all known for qu.ite some time <he is now 32), but no one ever discusses it. Orea is an attorney, well respected. dresses con· servatively <no flaming queen) and be is bright, wit~y and run to be with. 1ng junk ever y tenr:::=::::::=::::;::::;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;::================================~ Im press on your children that they must not eat anything gl ven to them untir they get home. Then examine whatever they collect and decide what la safe. Every year children die because some nut put razor blades in apples or poison in the fudge. If your children wear costumes, make s ure they can walk lo them witJiout r.mog down. Se'feraJ youngsters have been bit by cars because they tripped in the street on long skirts. Also make certain the1 wear something white so they can be seen by oncoming cars. Black costumes.or all-dark clothes are hazardous. The best idea of aJJ is to have a Halloween party in your own home and invite the neighbors' kids in . It would eliminate a lot or worry and· be a great deal safer. Believe me, lt's worth the trouble. -A MOTHER WHO LEARNED THE HARD WAY DEAR MOTHER: Here's )'OW' leUtt tb.ree days before Halloween -aad It's a good one. I espedal.ly like the last Problem: My sister has a beautiful five-year. old boy. He just loves Greg. Sis dreads the day Greg asks to take the boy somewhere alone. Ho~ should she handle the s ituation? -ALSO WORRIED DEAR ALSO: If It's child molesting you an colltened aboat, may I dlsabu.se )'OU of a ·C:Om• moa m)'tla? Tile vast ma-f JorUy ol males wbo 10 la for Uall ICWl of thlng are heterosexuals. Some gays ban been known to bother llWe boys but this ls not their mu.al pattern. If lt were my son I would have DO hesitation wbatever about allowing Greg co be alone with the youn1ae.er. And -while we'r'-oa Lbe 11tbJect - all c-hllclrea sboaJd bt- taaght early <tbree: yean ol age ls DOI too soon l that tbey mast. ne•er pennlt uayooe to uke off tbelr clotbiag or toucb their private parts. Moreover, ll ll ls sug- gested, they abouJd be la· E PLUMBING HEATING .tllllCOffD. . 51 LI<. 111•>1 ~rv1G• llmt Stl..U •I Y-Door IC.II~. -e,t YtNI: Ar9AI COSTA'4SA642-17SJ 1.JM~8' ... 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"Light of M y Life," the "true to life story of men und women living their span or years in Pines City, a typical, small. midwestern community." Barkley says they tried a written piece in the early days of their teaming, but it wound up sounding like they were reading it. "WE'RE BETTER REACTORS than a c· tors." be says. "lt's better to just take our chances.'' While they have had several television shows and do an occasional nighl club act, the team finds that their characters are more fun imagined than seen. ''One character that does well is Leonard Leonard," says Lohman. "We have a big fat: s uit for me. w e·ve tried them on TY but never with really satisfactory results." While some characters are recent additions. "There's somebody under my bed!'' Africa llnhappy Allies Back many, according to Lohman, "go back to day one. Ar ThatincludesW.EvaSchneider, (thepoe~y lady, ms Elllbarg who not only has a center for performing arts 0 named after her but who spends weekends in j ail , in Philadelphia>. Ted J . Baloney, Maynard and· the Amazing Mr. Uoyd Noyd, who recenUy sur- vived two weeks under water and who s howed up at his own memorial service eating a ham :;andwich. Are they based on people they have known'! .. Not really," says Barkley with a laugh. •'They were voices he <Lohman> could do so we justputaname tothem. SOME OF THEM have interesting origins • Leonard Leonard, for example, was a take-off on Los Angeles chef Mike Roy, who even was known to plug the character on his radio show. Another ooe. Leon Lights, was based on George Jessel. And Ted J . Baloney, who rides in· UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A P> -The United States and its Western allies on the U.N. Security Council have agreed to back an arms embargo against South Africa. but some Third World coun- tries say they wunt tougher action. African delegates arc unhappy with the Western proposal because it provides only for a six- month embargo. which could be renewed, and because it includes no t!COnomic restrictions. · The Africans wer e trying to decide today whether to back the plan anyway or to press for changes. Any such sanctions against South Africa must be approved by the Security Council where a vote is not expected until S~turday or Monday. to work on the back of a fire truck from Brawley, Caner l11ks Alie. BUI grew out of Milburn Stone's "Doc" role in "Gunsmoke" -"sort or a .knowledgeable older man.'' One of the most unus ual voices is that of The Old Record Man who lives in the recordµchives deep below the KFI studio. He is known to run into bats whiJesearching for a golden oldie. The funny nasal effect is produced. by using a filter, an echo chamber and. reveals Lohman. "I. put m y hand over my nose." "Few p eople can do that," comme nts Barkley. "The last person that did it killed himself." · Lohman believes one of the reasons for their success in their ability t o just have fun. ''You have lo be compatible and think the same things are tunny.'' be adds. Their compatibility may, in part, be because lhey both grew up in small Iowa towns where they were "funny" kids wbodid "silly" things. They each developed a childhood fascination with radio and cornJcs and entered broadcasting jn the early 19SOs. They later rode the crest of rock 'n' roll prog raming at numerous. midwest.em stations. Barkley was a progr am direetor in Los Angeles in 1962 when Lohman arrived looking for work. "The first time we met out here was at the fabled corner of Hollywood and Vine," says Barkley. "Roger helped gel me a 3ob at KL.AC and • about a year l\~r they teamed us, .. says Lohman. A few years ago they not only had their radio · s how but lhcy hosted a variety s how and a network ga,m~ show, which often meanl seeing each other 12 hours a day. "Maybe we're simple souls," says Lohman ··1 think we've developed a technique not to get on each other 's nerves." : WIBLE THEY PRESENTLY are de'1eloping a situation comedy script with another writer and they make occasional personal appurances, such as their recent. visit to Knott's Berry Farm. lhey usually go home art er the show. · Both are married and have two children. "We live rather normal lives," notes Loh- ma n ''We are not sbow bizzy people. I 'd like to say I go sky diving, that I'm a devil worshipper and that I participate in m aralhon runs. But we 're re- ally very dull people." Jn fact, be adds, he has such a normal mar- ried lite that his son brings his friends homejusl to look at him and his wile. "I'm probably the only 40-year-oJd who basn 't run otr with a 19-year-old in my neighborhood," he says. • • • Mask (From Page Bl> radJator. When dry, remove mask from balloon. Now add features. Crunch up small pieces or paper, in the glue/Water mixture, squeeze out, and apply tbem to the face, molding the paper in- to w.bate.,... ahape )'OU want -big smiling mouth. pop~. etc • .Remember clown llpa are very thick and wtdo and have a lot of white. Finish "1th flat stripe of white paper dipped in glue/water 'mlxtufe to give a smooth surface, CU1 slits or boles for the mouth and eyes. Let dry. Now for some painting. If last layer Is wrute paper, brush on glue, slighUy thinned, t o make a glaze; otherwise spray the whole mask with wh.lte Krylon palnL Let dry. P aint oo features in true circus clown style. Your paint can be as homemade as your mask. All you need is some food coloring lo add lo the glae to give both color and shine to the mask • .Mix a rew drops of color fnto small bowls of glue, and use as paint. When dry. the cotOT will be more intense than itloob in the bowl. Look around you and you '11 find you have lots or objects to US(' for noses. ears, htdr, hats and other adornment you wish for your clown. Half a .small ball. n coffee scoop or another balloon (the n\Cclc workc.'d throuP,h 11 hole and taped into plaet' I, :Jrt• ju~' U (t•w (>os•.11-J-• OOt"S. · !c<-c1·1·1111l <'~ ' lit!:. · 'H!l • : ;;•mi:t·~ make umu11ln~ c.irq, tri•,1. t1"'. • thrm 1 •, .:1h rut 1n th(• mask. nnd lJ l'Cd 1no;1<'<'. I<: •vin : t;,,, r »t to ~lick OIJl or nap. Brown p,apcr <'Ut In Mripr. and curled on~ pencil will glvt! )OU curly "hair" 11 la H11rpo Marx! HI~ of 11trinR <'an be dipped into colored glue for a sltaitgly hair-do. Cotton and yarn are excellent for hrut" loo. And don 'l forgcl ,;ome eye'I and eyebrows. W ASIDNGTON CAP> -President Carter today signed legislation that could bring several hundred Americans now held in Mexican and Canadian jails home 1n time for ( J Christmas. JN SIIORT Carter. in a White _ _ House Ros e Garden ceremony. also s igned lcg1s lat1on gr anting permanent resident alien status and continued1 education benefits to the Indochinese refugees who fled to the Unjted States after the fall of South Viet nam. He said hoth bills demonstrated that the American s piral of c<1mpass1on .and concern for human n .ehts :-.t11l flounshl•d .1"'11 Granu D(•afh 1t'i.d1 MOCKSVILU;. N C I AP • Uan1cl f{ Webster toltl Jurors <it h1 -. murtll'r tn.il lh11t 1f ht• wasn't scntcnct.'tl lo dcJth hl' m1jlhl kill lh(•m next ~1mc. The panel apparently believed him ttnd rec om m ended that he be sent to the gas chamber. Webster, 51 . pleaded guilty earlier this w~k to lhe July 26 slaying of has ware, Gladys Beauchamp Webst er . whn w:.i-. s truck down with an a '(. .,tr angled and s lashed 1n I he throat Webster 1nsts lcd Cr11m the !>tart on dea th and went out of his way lo pcr,uad" the Jury of has sin eerily. Th(· JUn ~·rJntcd his ~1sh Thursday, r~om mending he bl· l'Xccul• AJ -. -.entcnced to dac Dec. 9 . Coal Pact Tulk• E nded WASHfNGTON tA P > Contract talks between the United Mine Workers uruon and the coal industry have been suspended after union of. ficials said there has been "absolutely no progress" in bargaining. UMW President Arnold Miller said he would not return to the bargaining table until the industry indicates a willingness to discuss proposals infolv- iog the union's depleted heallh and retirement funds. Agencies ·Out of Fund; WASHl NGTON (AP ) -Congress remains divided over a government abortion policy amid in- dicalions the m atter may not be resolved before a self-am posed Monday deadline. At stake Is money ~operate the departments of Labor and HeaJth, Education and Welfare and pay the salaries of about 240,000 federal employes na-' tionwide. The agencies face t he propsect of no runds aner Moo~~ . Unfilled Promise Leads to Arrest Sl\N f'RAN<.:I SCCJ Al 's." one M Conl i's <APl -Sam Conti, :1 1wrlors, 1>0liccsaid. North Beach nightlife l> coon who owns thr~c THE GRAND jury's · · n u d c c n co u n t e r sec ret investigation into parl,ors." has been ar-Conti 's operations cov- rested after he was in-cred ttiree separate en- dicted for d efrauding . ..tounter sessions ove~ customers attracted by ,. three weeks •• Witnesses promises of seJC which r eportedly included w e r e never lulfllled . policemen, customers Conti, 33, was arrested and encounter girls. after a grand jury indict-DI.st. Atty Joseph edbimandNataliePlot· Freitas and Capt. nik 29 a hostess at "Bag George Eimil, head of ' ' the vice squad, long have charged that certain San (aflAF~•Tr Fr:inc1s co e ncounte r :t.t 1 •;.~~-:-....,_._ , studios were defrauding · · r. 1 , customers by promising ,,,..,_, .. ,1t..·. :-1 ·x and taking money .. IO ·· ·f but not delivering. CONTI AND Mlss Plot· nak were charged with t'Oni\p1rncy and violating a P enni <.'ode Sl'Ction that m:i 11 unlflwful to : " ('heal :111d dt>fraud Ill\ pt•r-.nn. hy ilny rn · 111 .. 14 hi ,·h :i r e 1·~.:l r'.d 111 to ohtain 1 w , , ··~ 1.d 'iC' pre· 11 n:-.t·:; m I t1h l· 11rom1s~·s \\Ith l1a11cluh.'nt rntent nu t Io 1H·rform :;u<'h nr11n1 r•w:; ·• t-:H ·n when lhat. 1>r?m1sc is illcgol:.e:\. Ex-FBI Agent Eyes Classified Information From AP Dispatehc~ \ furml•r Flll agenl who worked for the bureau dur1n~ i.omt' of tht• Cold War's biggest spy in- vci.llJ.:Jlloiu. w;ints to write a book about them. But tht! gov~nment. can't decide i£ It would harm aa-t10nal ~ecunty. Robert J . Lamphere, a lioston )nsurance ex- tc•cuti ve, submitted a draft. of purt of the book to the i"lll last February and w01s told it involves d<Jssificd information. He appealed to the Justice Department, and tbe' !Juttle within the government's intelligence bureaucracy is still on. "My position in the appeal was, 'What the belJ. I he KGB bus known this for Z1 years. So whet-e's the ~ccret?'. •. But I don't want to bwt my govern• ment." Lampbere said. ... San Francisco gem d ealer Victor W. Nash, the victim of a $72 million robbery Ulis week. olfered $t0,000 for information leading to lhe arrest and cort'O'\ctioo of the gunman who stole his stones. He also asks r ecovery of the j ewels. Nash, who earlier told the Associated Press he would be willing to pay a "ransom" for his jewels, chose the word r eward when making his $10,000 of-fer. Police said paying off thieves for the return of :-tolen goods might "compromise a felony.•• • 1',ormer American beaut.y contestant ,Joyce JUcKinney and a co-defendant accused of kidnaping a Mormon missionary bad their cases continued un- 11 l Nov. 3 when they appeared in Epsom Mag is trtttes Court m E ngland. r--------. Miss McKinney. 27, ( ) of Minneapolis, N.C., and PEOPL~ K e ith May. 24, of _________ _.., Maywood. Calif., were or- dered beld without bail. They have been in police custody since their ar· rest more than a month ago oo charges of kidnaplog and unlawfully imprlsoning Mormon missionary Kirk Aadenoa. Police alleged that Miss McKinney, aided by '!\tay, kidoaped the 21-year-old missionary ~ause <.1( her unrequited infatuation for him. • • Hunger persists because of false assumptions DEAR PAT: My wife and l have a six month sab· hatical leave from (UC Irvine) this fall which we plun to spend m Europe. We're going to pick up a new Volkswagm in Germany and ride throughout the nei~hboring countries. Will a valid California . clravcr's license be recognized in all of the~ t'ouoLrws if used with li U.S. passport? . J .J ., I nine Suggest you concact the automobile club for Information r egarding International driver's licenses. If you are already a member they may be able to ass4.st you iD obtalnJa& a Ucuse. Giv~ a Boot Aflollt EcolOflf/ DEAR PAT Who the hoot is Woodsy Owl'! Mv 'oun ~-.h·r:; say be Cor I!\ 1t a she?> has somelhing t~> tlo with tlw govcrnmt>nl -like "Smokey lhc Bear.·· I rt t· <ill Ull' !.chool to find out. but I'd feel foolish. H.R .. Santa Ana Wood.'ly Owl ict the ofnclaJ anll-pollullon symbol of the Forest Service, U.S. Department or .\gricuJtutt. U you're really lnto cbecldng ou~bis new government critter, you can requesl some free' anti·pollutlon, ecology and energy.saving tips. a posler and colorlng sheet from the Consumer In- form atioo Center, ~pt. 657E, Pueblo, CO 81009. Woody's sex remalas a mystery at t.b1s point, but careful study of the CJC 111a&erials may give you a clue. •md myths und could be ellmlnated it people really beHeved they could do something about it, says Werner Erh~rd, founder oC the self-help P,rogram. ErhardSemmarTrwning <EST>. Erhard. who~e program urges people to take direct responsibility for their Jives, said in SeatUe that if enough people believe s omething will hap· pen, it will. P eople, he said , "ure frUBtrated that they can't. do anything about hung et because they have the no· tion thut it's happening out there CUld not in the space around them." 1lr • Even President Carter's sister bad to wait. And wait some more. For more than 1~ hours, e van gelist Ruth Carter Stapleton waited. before s be got. to meet with Gov. Edmund BYOwnJr. The CalifornLa ~overnor. just back from three days of politicking and conferring in the East. was running be hind schedule. His visitor, meantime. had a long talk wjth Jacques Barzaghi, a Brown aide who MAWTAl'Lli~ often serves as a hosL lo visitors. • Angelo ltlarioo was pushed in a wheelchair into a San Jose court hearing on charges of murdering Peter Catelll and wounding Catelli 's father in the bead. Marino, 53, wore red jail clothing and was accompanied by a nurse and four policemen when he was wheeled into the Municipal Court hearing. He is accused with three others of shooting the younge-= Cate tu to death and the attempt• ed mWJderofOrlaadoCatelU,49, who is the lcey pfOlecution wit.. ness. On a motion by tbe four defense attorneys. Judge Wayne M. Kanemoto closed the hearing to tlfe public. • Mayor Ji!~ Razo. of Philadelphia, often an outspoken critic or modern a.rt. admits tb~t a piece of sculpture in front of the Municipal Services Building which be c riticized vehemenUy five years ago "is beginning to grow on me." "I told that to 'Big Tony', one of Rizzo's bodyguards." the mayor said at a cocktail party in his honor at U1c Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. "Even 'Bi~ Tony' i.s beginning lo like it.•· . 111ao Jn 1972. Rizzo i;aid "Government for the Peo· ple." the scul1>turc by urtist Jacques IJpcbiU, Jooked like a load or pJai;tet" dropped by a pl~terer . Entertamer Frank Fontaine is going home to Bostoo after five weeks in a hospital in Columbas Ohio, where he bas been recovering t.rom a heart ai: · lack. Fontaine, 57, played the character of Ct'uy Guggenheim on the old JaekleGleuoashow. Fontaine was hospitalized Sept. 18 after collapsing in Port Columbus International Airport following a th~a,y engalf& menl at the Sandalwood Jon in Columbus. 1lr U a rrts County <Tex.l • •voat.e Judge Pat Grefozy set ;mother pretrial hearing for Nov. 4 in the Boward Hacbes estate case. Gregory imposed a limited gag rule on at- to.rneys forbidding them from discussing evidence expected lo be submitted when the trial begins Nov. >-1:.t. Jnclden&ally, tbe .. Woodsy Owl" m~~rlal Is j ust one of more than 21>0 federal publkatlOn.s of iJI ..... ___________________ _ teres& t.o consumers. The Comumer Information Catalog, pabllsbed quarterly by tlM! Couumer In· formation Center of the Gell((al Senlces Ad· ministration, lists all of tbese publications. The catalog is avaUable free by sending a postcard to C.Onsumer loformatlo.11 Center. Pueblo, CO 8100t. Cot1rider Cfw>Alteracuf1'e DEAR PAT: I've heard that if an untrained person attempts to administer cardiopulmonary re· suscitation <CPR>. it can prove to be injurious or even fatal to the person being treated. ls this true? P.S., Costa Mesa Certain dancers to the pat.lent are lavolved, ac· cordiag to medJcal authorities, but CPR courses are readily available. The Orange County chapter of the American Hea~Assoctadon reports that many are offered through adult education departments or county school districts. A spokesman added that a new Callfomia law CSB 601) e"Xempt11 persons trained ln the basic certtriecl CPR course from any liability when the CPR method ls usid in an emergency slluatlon to aid a heart attack victim. Phone the Heart Association's program depart· ment at 547-.3001 for speclfie elus lnrormaLlon. DEAR PAT: Is tt'tete any llmlt to the fnt content in "regular'' ground beef? I know that it varies from .mc.rket to market. l shop at ditrcrcnt places 1ind find that some "regular" trnmburJ(er contains more f•tl wlwn it is couk<'d than oth('r mc11t from dif· forcnt s!on •:; N W . lluntanuton Jlcachl Stat.-law (i\ H l!\231 require!! lhC' r .-t content of Jabc-tcd .cround beef to be clearly prlnttd on each packag1•, or poidt"d In do8e proximity to tht mul In the dlsplav ca'le. Th.-law llmlts maximum lat con-t~nt lo 30 J~rCf'nt for "rt•l(ular" µGVl\d beef, 2.2 per• c•nl for "lean" ;.ind J~ fll'ru nt IOC' ex&ra·le.an groudbeet. .. 2 DINNERS FOR, LOW Spires Is lower•ng the cost of dinner! PRICE ••••••••••• FISH. & CHIPS 2 Ol~~~RS 2~99 COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor 81-Jd. SANTAANA 701 W. ITlh Streit ~V1NE Mic:Anhur Blvd. nS.O. FWY. • wtSTMINSTQt Goldtll Wat 1t G.G. fwy. Bn1old1u11\1t~ I • • DAll.Y PILOT Friday, Oetober 28, 1977 ENTERTAINMENT I TELEVISION. COASTWATCD~ Tonight's Tl' Far-e FRID:\ Y • EVEHING . . 1:od1 De Cl) g NEWS BONANZA G THEAVENGERS WMn Steed and Emma dllCOV~ er the body of a man hidden In a pram, the4r lnveatlgatlon• lead them to a tattoo artist and • dancing eohOol. • MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CD WArfTILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME 8D SESAME STREET G VILLA ALEGRE 6:30 '8 TOM AND JERRY • ADAM.12 II) HODGEPODGE LODGE e:OO 8 C8S NEWS De NEWS 8 EMEAGENCYONEI "Wiid" 8 BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Los Angeles L.8'19f8 ~ ... Jesus Christ. (Graphic lootage of heart surgeries) ~MOVIE * * * "Fame I& The Spur" (1949) M ichael Redgrave, Rosamund John. After gaining the respect of the oppressed, a British labor leader abandons his followers as he grows old. 10:15 0 NEWS 10:30. Cl) NEWb f.ID LATINO CONSORTIUM ''Bilingual Education" 11:00 8 D 0 ())(I:al NEWS 9 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 0 MOVIE * * * t,.i "The Defiant Ones" (1958) Sidney Poitier, Tony Curtis. Handcuffed together, a black man and a white man, escapees from a chain gang, struggle for their freedom. (2 hrs.) T UBETOPPE· ADC 8 8: 00 -Donny and Marie. Tonight's is a special Halloween number with guests Vereen ~d Paul Lynde. NBC f3 8:00 -"On the Road With Bing. llope looks back on a career-long friendship I utc Bing Crosby. (See s tory below.) K ~ IJ 0 11: oo -''The Defiant Ones." Tonr und Sidney Poitier are escaped prisoners h together in this 1958 movie drama. ( t968) Dale Robitrtson, Luciana PaluzzJ. After the death of her lather, a young woman gets the help of an American newspa- perman In lnvestlgallng hia murder. (2 hrs.) Roy R. S mllllOMlre grave to violation of 11111 m lliE PARTRIDGE FAMILY I.Aurie Is upset when she learns she must have dental braces. e THE ROOKIES Hope Looks Back m FOREVER FERNWOOO Heather and Penny plan to break up Tom and Eleanor's wedding plans; Wanda tells Merle the truth; Charlie listens to one of Loretta's talklng letters. 1:00 II MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 2:300 NEWS s:00 um NEWS 3:35 8 MOVIE ... The rookies must contend with an ex-con who Is mastermind- ing robberies using young boyt. fl) ZOOM Bob Hope begins his series of specials tonight with a look back at his movie carE>er, with a farewell bow to "Road'' companion Bing Crosby at 8 on NBC, Channel 4. <See below.) 8:30 QI CROSS-WITS ti) HONEYMOONERS Ell) DICK CAVETT ~ MACNEIL/ LEHRER REPORT 11:301J (J) NBA BASKETBALL Host: David Soul. Guests: Deb- by Boone, The Electrlo light Orchestra, Styx. Conway Twit- ty. The little River Bana. U ISPY A light-hearted bet made by Kelly and Scott tums Into a nightmare for Scott when he learns that Kelly's Ille Is sf stake. * * ·~ "Oambt (1960) Victor Moore. A plllld murderer It tried ted. ( 1 hr., 25 min.) • MORNING 61) FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY t1G ABC NEWS • 8:30 8 THE PRICE '8 RIGHT at THE 000 COUPLE traditions of hi3 people and the g!!tttw of the modern world. a:oo 8 Cl) WONDER WOMAN Wonder Woman and Steve thwart an International thief and master of disguise (David Hedlson) who has made a visit- ing queen (Juliet Mills) and her jewels his next target. 8) ~ WALLSTREETWEEI< "Money Market Funds Now!" Guest: Bruce R. Bent, Pres .. The Reserve Fund, Inc. The Philadetphla 76ers meet the Portland Trailblazers at Memorlal Coliseum, Portland, Oregon. 1:3011 TALKABOUT 7:00 8 MARLO NC> MACHINE ·. ·. •' Oscar Is a guest on a talk show where he dlacus.ses Felix's pris- siness. 8 ASWESEErr "The Promise'' Discrimination against Indian students; coun- seling whites and Indians: eth-. nlc Identity through muslo and dance. U TEXACO PRESENTS _ 8:45 0 JOKER'S WILD 9:00 6 Cl) CBS MOVIE **~ "Mitchell" (1975) Joe Don Baker. Martin Balsam. A detective attempts to stem the criminal activities of two power- ful, corrupt businessmen at the risk of his lite. •• fJ ®> ABC MOVIE • • 0 TONIGHT Guest host: Mclean Steven- son. 0 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The Jinx/ love And The First Kiss" 0 ~ BARETTA The controversy over Los Angeles acting as host city tor the 1984 Olympic games Is debated by city councllmen David S. Cunningham (tor) and Ernanl Bernardi (aganlst). ti) MOVIE • • "Look In Any Window" ( 1961) Paul Anka, Ruth Roman. Neglected by his parents. a young man turns to night prowling. ( 1 hr., 30 min ) II C.B.BEAAI 0 PTLCLUB 8) ELEMENTARY Q) SAM YORTY 8) YOGA FOR HIM.: Cl) ORUOUSE 7:30" PACEse--11-tM- • 9 LAFF-A-LYMPIC8 {IO FAMILY PORTRAIT (I) CBS NEWS ®) MERV GRIFFIN , 7:00 1J THE MUPPETS Guest: Mitton Berle. D NBC NEWS 8 UARSCLUB 8 ABCNEWS "The Road With Bing" Bob Hope will host a special presen-.. tatlon of choice scenes trom Bing Crosby's motion picture car~r. 0 MOVIE" * * * "The Hound Of The Baskervllles" (1959) Peter Cushing, A.ndre Morell. Sher- loctt Holmes Investigates a mysterlOos curse that haunts each generation of a noble English family. (2 hrs.) "Having Babies II" (Premiere) Paula Prentiss, Tony Bill. Emo- tional crises lnvoMng blnh. adoption and first love attect the lives of five couples. (Net- work advises viewer dlscre- Uon.) "Shoes" A yoong deal mute shoeshine boy (Charles Martin) takes It upon himself to avenge the rape and attempted murder of a religious worker (Lana Wood) he's befriended (R) 0) NEWS ti) GET SMART 1:35 0 NEWS 1:550 NEWS 2:00 8 MOVIES • MOVIE ***"Pennies From ( 1936) Bing ere.by, Evans. Truant offloera wait and a drifter who Mlrw!lilll him. (1hr.,30 min.) .. \, i;. ,. • ILOVELUCV "Lucy Misses The Mems" .., A0~12 Four wttnesses contradict OHl- cer Malloy's eyewitness account and accuse Sgt. Mac- Donald of reek~ driving. 9 MACNEJL/ LEHRER REPORT Ci) CALIFORNIA TONIGHT Cl) TO TE.LL THE TRUTH 7:308 AU.-STARAHYTHING GOES "De Francos vs. The Bradv Bunch" U FAMILY FEUD 9 NEWLYWED GAME 8 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES m THE BRADY BUNCH Marcia's world Is destroyed when braoes are put oo her teeth. II) LET'S MAKE A DEAL tD 28TOHIGHT '1i) VOTER'S PIPELINE Cl) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECtAL "Joshua's ConfuSlon" A young Amish boy Is torn between the .,., \. 0 ®' DONNY & MARIE A special Halloween show featuring Ben Vereen. Paul Lynde. Kristy McNlghl, Billy Crystal, Biiiy White and Shirley Hemphill. CD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: William Conrad. fl) OLNER TWIST ANO THE ARTFUL DODGER 9 ~ WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Ratb ags Guide (Merv~ df• tAt--0 ¥t0fdtniq to bO• ottl<• -·~~ MoV•t\ tor TV .... tucl9ed by• <"Ile i -Excellent -VeryGoOd -GoOd -Farr • -Poor QI MERV GRIFFIN 8) VISIONS "The Dancing Bear" An unem- ployed actor, who has lost almost evefy1hing but hope, struggles to succeed. ei) FIRING LINE "Fed«allzed Welfare" (Part 2) Guest: 0 . Patrick Moynihan. 9:150 IRONSIDE Ironside combines a drug Investigation with a search for a ml1$1ng man. 9:30 9) GET SMART 10:00 D QUINCY "Tissue Of Truth" A half-eaten apple ts the only clue Quincy has to wOf'k with In a life or O.ath effort to locate a bUrled allve teenager when his kid· napper Is killed. Craig Stevens Q_uest stars. U NEWS Q) A SPECIAL KINO OF ·SACRIFICE An Investigation Into some or the -medta1I approacn.s 10 heart problems, featuring a medical view or the death of Eli) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12:00 U TWILIGHT ZONE "Ninety Years Without Slumbering" 0) NFL GAME OF THE WEEK ti) MOVIE • • ~ .. The Queen's Guards .. ( 1955) Haymond Massey. Rob· ert Stephens. A group of sea- soned flghte<s win the prlvl· ledge ot guarding the French queen ( t hr., 30 min.) 12:30 0 MOVIE • * "Manflsh" ( 1956) John Bromfield, Lon Chaney Men seek a golden treasure on the island of Jamaica. (1 hr., 25 min.) CD MOVIE • 'h "Creatures Of Destruc- tion.. ( t968) Les Tremayne. Aron Kincaid A mystic's assist· ant commits a string of mur- der s while under the Influence of hypnosis (i hr . 30 min.I 12:37 0 STARTIME * * "One EmbeUlement And Two Margaritas" Michael Renme. Jack Kelly. f2:40@) MOVIE • • 'One-Eyed Soldiers" 'fl.ope's ·'Farewell' 'f oCrosby Tonight ~.,.....,....+.n-:.i..o.~-, By JAY SHARBUTr LOS ANGELES {AP) -Bob Hope 's NBC special was to have covered his .CO years in films. But he's totally re· vamped it to honor Bing Crosby, his pal and "Road" sidekick, who died two weeks ago at age 73. Now called "The Road with Bing," the special airs tonight at 8 on Chan- nel 4, a two-hour collection or mm and videotape showing the two working, playing and laughing t ogether in a friendship that lasted 45 years. It even contains a rare film or their first work together in 1932, taken from the balcony or the old Capitol Theater in New York, said Hope, just now gel· ~Ing ovec the shock of Crosby's death IT WAS DURING a two-week run at the Capitol, he added, that "we became friends and stayed friends froro that time on. It was during a stage show. I was emceeing t.he show •nd I introduced Bing. .. We started kidding around in the Introduction, telling a few jokes'-.~ Before the two weeks were over, we were doing an act about two politi- cians meeting, then two farmers, then two fishermen. • "Wo were having a ball. So when I came out her e to pictures a few years later , Bing invited me to the Turf Club 'iQlEAT W ALLENDAS' SEI' FOR TY MOYIE ~ .. LOS ANGELES CAP) -Lloyd Brldge5 and Britt Ekland star in "The Great WaUendas," a two-hour film for NBC about the spectacular career of tbe circus famUy. ProducUon is now under way in Sarasota, Fla., with Bridges playing Kerl Wallenda and Miss Ekland as J enny. The family of aerial ~lsls achieved great success until two members were killed and a third was "rmanently paralyzed in an accident on 1 an. 30, 1982. ball and we did the same act. People didn't realize we'd done it before in New York, and everybody said. "Hey, these guys work good together.'· SOON THEY WERE teamed up for the first or thelr seven famous "Road" comedies -"The Road to Singapore" in 1940, after ~hich the path Jed to Zanzibar. Morocco, Utopi a. Rio, Bali and finally Hong Kong in 1962. Until Crosby's fatal heart attack in Spain , the two were planning a n eighth match-up, "The Road to the Fountain of Youth." Hope, who seemed in uncharac· teristk, if understandable low spirits .at the start of the intervi~. brightened up considerably in talking oC the fun he and the late singer bad in making their films. m nNKS ABOUNDED. the come· dian recalled, and the barr age of ad llbs h e and Crosby threw in the films drove the scripwriters to despair. He said Don Hartman, coauthor ot t he first "Road," hit the roof "when he walked on the set on e day and I, just kidding, said, 'Hey, if you bear one of your lines, yell bingo."' Hope, 74 , said he and <.:ros by "always f elt good together, and he l oved to be with m e because he'd let· himsell go in the 'Road' pictures and he never did that In anything else. "He'd act just like a kid, because the 'Road' pictures were two kids romping around, two craiies, and he just loved it." Hope said tonight's special may be described by NBC as a tribute to Crosby, but it isn't. exacUy ------------------------ that . , .,NO. t DIDN'T think it was right to take over and do the Cr<>Sby tribute," be said. "ll's just about the two or us and what we've done, and I've tried lo keep it light. I didn't want to get maudlin. "It's the family's jol:j to do the tribute. I just did what I !eel about Bing, and I know they're going to love It. "What I'm doing ls an affection kind or presentation about our as- sociation, and all the laughs we had." 'Roots' Show Set For Video Special LOS ANGELES CAP> - The i mpact()( "Roots" will be exam ined ln a one-hour special on ABC in J anuary. Louis G<l61ett Jr., who won an Emmy !or his portrayal of Fiddler. will be co-host or ''Roots -One Year Later " The 12-hour minl series broke all television viewing record$. and set off a new interest in jtenealogical research. * * "The Shortest Day" (1963) David Niven. Walter Pidgeon. Two bumbling r8Cf'Ults acclden- tally destroy a German secret weapon. ( t hr .. 55 min.) * * * "Come And Get It" (1936) Joel McCrea. Edward Arnold. A man ruthlessly strug- gles to become a paper mill baron In Wisconsin. (2 hrs.) Q MOVIE * * * "Staqe Door" ( 1937) Katharine Hepburn, Ginger Rogers. Three young women, hoping to become successful actresses. come to New Yorit City. (2 hrs.) ** "Francis Joins The WACS" (1954) Donald O'Con- nor. Julie Adams. F~s and a mlapiac.d Army lietJtenant go to bat for women's rights In the Armed SeMces. (2 hrs.) CD MOVIES * • "The Young Don't Cry" ( 1957) James Whitmore. Sal Mineo. Innocently ln'Volved In a prisoner's escape, a young boy takes a beating rather than reveal the convfci died of a bul· let wound. (2 hrs.) * * "The Curse Of'The Living Corpse" _(1964) Heten Wanm, Ready, A im ••• fJ9 EARTH, SEA AND SKY (I) HERJTAGE 8:00 tJ Cl) MJSTER MAGOO CJ PINK PANTHER 8 MOVIE * * "GUnlJ*' Of The Rio Grande" (1965) Guy Madison, Madeline Lebeau. Wyatt Earp, postng as a drift•. prevents • laroe mine owner from stealing the silver Interest of a young woman. ( t hr., 30 min.) Q MOVIE **~ "The Outcast" (1953) John Derek, Joan Davis. A young Wes1emer battles Na crootted uncle for hi• tlghttut Inheritance. (2 hrs.) e ROMPER ROOM • EARTH. SEA ANO SKY 8:30 8 ()) 8UG8 BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER II BAGGY PANTS I NrTWJTS fD BEST OF FAMILIES "Generations" The llvet of three New York Ctty famll"-: the Raftertys (poor lrlah Immigrants). th9 a.Jdwtns (a mlddle-d ... mtnl9ter'a family), and the Wheelers (wealthy and ertstocratlc) are greattv altered by the turbuleflt events oHhe 1800'•· Frank Sinatra si,:!nals he's all r eady to dump a can of paint on a lookalike for Hollywood gossip columnist Rona flarrct (June Gable> during the taping of a Laugh-In scene (left). Below. Old Blue Eyes Jets go, venting bis liPleen on gossip columnists tn general. . ............................................ ~~;day~.Oc~tobe:;.r 2:e~.1;9"~ ...... ·.~ .. ~0;A;ILY~P~IL~O~T ...... ..:;~;;;~~~~ .. Ice Hockey ControVersy ·Wal-ms Up Barons vs Edison: . L l .. . . \ It Happens ~onight ; BLOOMJNGTON. Minn. <AP) -President Gordon Rill of the Minnesota North Stars has filed protest s with the National Hockey League over the conduct of the Boston Bruins and their coach and the refereeing of Denis Morel.· Ritz spent much of Thursday with a series or harshly worded telephone calls to NHL ofCicials. He accused the Bruins of "thug. gery" in their Wednesday night 3-l lO§s lo Minnesota -the Stars' first .victory of the season. Ritz fumed over the use or s ticks by Boston players, blam- ing Bruins coach Don Cherry for the number of sticks planted on North Star bodi&. Cherry. slill here at the time, was sharp in bis comments on Ritt's complaints. "1£ I had a chicken club like that, I'd complain to e verybody, too," Cherry said. "They nffd all the help they can get. Everybody hates us and they're all out to get us. I don't know why Ritz called the N~ office, but he couldn't have been there ahead of Bruins General Manager Harry Sinden, who watched t~e gam e on television in Boston." Minnesota winger Kent An· derson suffered a badly swollen hand when be was struck by a s tick in the Wednesday game. Winger Ron Zanussi took a gash from a stick on the back of the leg. R e f e r ee More l eject ed Boston's Terry O'Reilly for ap. parenUy swinging at him with his stick and Stan Jonathon for sJug- ging Steve Jensen after conclud· i ng a fight with Alex Pirus. Jensen overturned a linesman in his charge to get at J onathon. "If one of our guys had wrestled the lines(Dan to the ice like J ensen, he·d be gone for hfe," said Cherry ... And never in my 23 years have l seen a guy Jike No. 10 (Pirus > go into the penaJty box and sit there while his teammates are fighting on the ice." Ritz said be is asking the NHL to prevent Morel from working any other games at Bloomington. The North Stars president said he c alled referee-in-chief Scotty Morrison, NHL president John Ziegler and NWL vice president .. nan O'Neill. Ritz said Morrison already had seen a report from F rank Ud- vari. NHL supervisor ot om clals, who had attended. the game. The North Stars' president said Mor- rison agreed with him that the game refereeing was inept. "The major ineptness or the or- ficlal came when he did not throw Cherry out or the game •.. said Ritz. "Cherry was the real culprit, egging his players on." Ritz said he reminded Ziegler that it was the responsibility or· club owners to s t.op "aJI the mass brawling and thuggery." Ritz said he asked that the "integrity of hockey" be placed on the agen- da at the next meeting or the NHL governors. Czech Pro Spits at Ref PERTH, Australia . <AP) Australians Geoff Masters and Tony Roche and American Hank Pfi ster won their way Thursday into the semifinals of the Hitachi Tennis Classic. Referee Vic Anderson also said that h e prepa r ed to report Czechoslovak player J irl Hrebec for unbecoming concjuct. Anderson will file a report to the lntemallonal Men ·s Tennis Professionals Association alleg- ing that Hrebec spat at a n um- pire and used abusive language and gestures during a second- round singles match. Hrebec, who beat Ameri can Bill Scanlon 6-4, 7-6 in the match, can be fined up to $250 on each of the three charges of violating the professionals' code of conduct. Masters. coming back after an Achilles heel injury, beat Bri- tain·s Richard Lewis 6-3, 7·6. · Masters, 'irl. now faces Pfister, who looms as a possible upset winner of the tournament. The 22-year-old Californian ended the giant-kilting run of 17-vear-old Ti m Wilkison of the Un'ited States with a 6·3. 6-<C vic- tory De s p i te a br i lliant pe rformance by Wilkis on. Pfister broke service to win his way into his fourth semifinal oo the world circuit this year. Roche showed devastating style as he knocked Harold Solomon outofthe tourney 6"4, 6-1. Tonight on TV 6 p.m. (9> NBA BASKET- 1\ALL -The Lakers meet the Hawks in Atlanta. Tap~ delay. 11 : 30 p m (2 > --NBA BA S KETBALL T h e Philadelphiu 76ers v!> the Trail J31azers at Portland. Taped. APP-llp for Grabs Kansas City Klng Ron Boone <le ft ) battles for loo<;c hall with Cle veland Cavalier Foots Walker during first qua rter action Thurs day on Cleveland ·l> home court Thl' Kings went on to score a 119-104 National Basketball As sociat ion victory. Tributes· Pour In Tony Hulman, Dead at 76 INDIANA.POIJS <AP> -"In- dianapolis will continue to be hl's s hrine in perpetuity." Sen Richard G. Lugar said after learning or the death of Anton J. Hulm an Jr., the owner of the ln· di an a polis Motor Speedway. The man who made the Indy 500 what it is today, the world"s greatest spectator event, will be mourned by milUons of citizens worldwide, s aid Lugar, wbo for eight years was mayor of the In· djana capital. the track as he was on the traclc. He certainly is going to be missed by all of us." "I cant believe il," said Sam Hanks. director of racing at the Speedway and the 1957 wanner there. "ll 's a tremendous toss to racing and to ever yone con- ceTned with it. He was one or the fi nest. most gracious men I ever knew or worked with. It ·s hard to believe he's gone." . Since he bought the Speedway from Eddie Rickenbacker in 1945, Hulman bad directed at the s tart of each 500-mile grind. "Gentl e m e n , start your engines." Awesome Fountain Valley and the upset-minded Edison (Hunting t on B each) High Chargers renew their football rivalry tonight (8 ) in Sunset League action at Anaheim Stadium. A crowd in excess o( 16,000 is expected for the duel, wblch features the sensational running of F ountain ValJey t ailback Willie Gittens and the always t e n aciou s d e fe rtse o r the Char gers. . , Fountain Valley, No. 1 in Orange County and CIF, is an l l l,.2-point choice to make Edison its seventh straight victim, but the Chargers, three-time losers, have made a habit of defeating Fountain Valley, knocking the la tte r out of Jeague cham- pionships three times in compll- mg a 6·1-1 serieli record. Coach Bruce Pickford's un· beaten Fountain Valley eleven has averaged 41 points a game whHe limiting six vlcUms to a touchdown each as opposed to Edison's2G-12ratio. The bigeest question is who will lead Edison at· quarterback t onight. Edison coach Bill Workman said his usual starter, sophomore Frank Seurer, was l'-i.i.v4111rt1U> 1S Recll-6 lS LB Wlttoft 0 49 K•l•ll• 0 31 Kennedy O •9 Hunt. &e«ll 6 41 M<l•llWI 21 Ef'-CN> 1J E 11-.<le 7' V Wu lTOn'ence 0 6 PlulX 10 •l ~,., Del 1i 20 MarlM o If Hewl)Ol'f l1 operating in practice, but not running due lo an ankle injury in last week 's Newport Harbor game. Seurer has completed 44 or 105 passes for 693 yards and 5 touchdowns. If Seurer is unable to start it'll be senior Chuck Crawford, a versatile sort who has been operating at wide re- cei ver. Crawford•s experience at Thinks De's Lueky Dream Comes True For Cancer Victim SEATTLE (AP > -On Sunday, O.J . Simpson and Jim Zorn will meet J immy GallegO!\, a 14-year- old who's fighting a losing batUe with cancer. Jimmy thinks it'i. an honor to meet two professional foot ball !'ilandouts, but when it's over Sampson and Zorn may feel JI is they who've been honored Jimmy's <.'<Junse lo r at Wa sh ington J unior High in Yakima, J erry Gibbons, says Jimmy is "Just a gutsy kid." I n July 1976. Jimmy's left arm \\:is "mputat<-d at the s houlder. Tht• dragnu..,as wa<: cancer. The .1mputat1on wa~ deem ed m•n•ssary to huy Jimmy some 110\l' In Novl'mbcr 1!176. Jimmy had part or one lung removed. He no\\ ha ... a tumor on the other lunl! and somet1mt's at .is tough for him to get i:oing in the morn· Hlj! ... Tlw lnggest fou r 1s that Jimmy "ill <.·omc down with pneu moni a. Last Au~ust : he did ha\'e a siege, but he recovered and is back In l'lass -and an athletics -at school. The reason Jimmy will watch Sunday's National Football teague game in the Kingdome etween the Seattle Seahawks and the Buffalo Bills is s imple. Gibbons learned that Jimmy re· cently expressed three wishes - to go deep sea fishing, to see a good football game and to meet O.J . Simpson, the Bills superstar r1.111ning back. Gibbons wrote Don Andersen, the Seabawks · public relations director, about the rootbaJl game and meeting Simpson. Andersen not onl y got Simpson, he added Zorn, the Seahawks • youn& quarterback. Last weekend. Jimmy•s mother. Kathy Gallegos, in- formed her son he could go to the Seattle-Buffalo game and meet Simpson. 'Gib bons said Jimmy is a starter on the Washington Junior High football, b aseball and basketball teams. .. There was nothing honorary about any of this," says Gibbons. .. J immy earned his way on the teams. l 'JI tell you what kind of a young man he is. Less than a week after he had his arm am- p~tated, be was on a playground playing baseball. • • · ·'There is nothjng be can't do in those sports. He wouldn't. accept it if he couldn•t m ake lt on his own. Jimmy·s never asked for anything special. He's j ust a ~uper young man." ll1s mother admitted, .. J im my ~1lw ays wanted to be a pro- ress1onal football player. That's why Sunday·s game and meeting 0.J. Simpc>on and Jim Zorn are so great." The bottom line is that J immy Gallegos is losing his battle with cancer. There was some doubt he would make it to this weekend. He knows his losing odds, has accepted lhem and will not let this interfere With competing in athletics, malntainlng his school work and this week r ealizing a coupJe of his wishes. "Jimmy cons ider s himselC lucky," his mother said. "All Uie lime, you know, be sees kids wbo can't m ove around o r do anything." Sports in Brief quarterback this year amounts to , one completion in four attempts , for minus three yards. On paper, Fountain Valley ~ has overwhelming advantage. : Gittens, the s lic k 175-pound J tailback wtth speed and moves. • bas scored 42 touchdowns since ( coming up late In his sophomore year. This season he has challced 1 up a 10.6 yards per carry average • and usually sits oul th~ second f haJt after he and his teammates have put the contest on fee. lie t has scOl"ed 18 touchdowns this ; year. • Gittens has plenty of help •• t oo, with fullbacks Tim : Henigman, J im Freeman or j Brad Wood, depending on who Pickford has in the lineup, · averagingSyardsacarry. : Receiver Tim Holmes bas ~ caught five touchdown passes and the Barons line, with Larry Budgen and friends on deleiise and Bryan Caldwell (215), Pete i Chinnici (227) and Al Koenig (232 > on ofCeose. take a backseat 1 lo no one. 1 Fou ntain Valley•s aerial • gam e r evolves around Doug ( Th ompson. tbe right-handed 1 slingshot with 7TDpasses amidst ' 39 completions in 70 attempts for t 789yards. ~ FAIBonOffense f TE-Bill Herson 201 : RT-Wayne Nabel 231 I RG-Nick Roach 228 I C -JeffHelkes 201 . LG-Bob Dumity 180 : LT-Casey Fitzger ald 210: WR Jeff Hyder 170 ' QB Frank Seurer 170 i TB Jim Criss . 160 1 F B Tim Frink 180 ' FL Gil Rhodes 16S Edison Defense DE-Rick Baria DT-Tim Frink NG-Don Weisman l>T-Larry Parkinen DE-Greg Codde LB-Brian Gloshen LB-John Bogdan CB-Randy Ponder CB-Steve Davis SS-Scot Feeney S -JeffHyder I 175 , 180 . 195 175 19Z t • 175 ' 195• 160 180 160 170 Foantala VaJleyOrtense TE-Bob Stanton 190 RT-PeteChi,nnici 240 I HG-Dan Dcnrus 190: C -Bryan Caldwell 215 ; LG-Larry Budgen l90J LT-Al Koenig 23S SE-Stan Shibata 180 ~ QB-Doug Thompson 180 t TB-Willie Gittens 175 1 F B-JimFreeman ~ FL -Tim Hol(Des 20s· FOUDtaiD Valley Defense DE~arlos Reyes 180 DT -Bryan Caldwell 21' NG-Mitch Finklea 2ts OT-Rick Lamphear 190 DE-John Nicolson 196 LB-TimHenigman 1• LB-Larry Budgen l'° CB-Ron Padilla 1~ CB-Stan Shibata lM> SS-Tom Shaw 165 S -Ja~kSchlafer 165 .· Hulman, 76, died in an In· diana polis hospital of heart failure Thursday night. The body was taken to his native Terre Ha ute, Ind., and services were set tentatively for Monday. Hulman was bom Feb.11, 1901, in Terre Haute. He was educated at St. Benedict's School there and at Lawrenceville Academy in New York, Worcester Academy and Yale. "His genius brought pleasure and e xcitement to race fans throughout the glob e a nd economic vitality and renown to Indianapolis,·• the Republican senator said. "His legacy will re· main as ton~ as r acing endures.·· HB Golfer's 69 Keeps Him Close · •I J .C. A~a1anlan, veteran car owner , s aid, "If l ever had an Idol, it would be Tony Hulm an. I thiok he was the ereatest man who ever lived to come out or rac· ing. He was aa great a man off Band in the Cookie .Jar Detroit Re<i Wing Perry Miller (31 d<'· li ver s a lcfl jab to -the Minnesota North Stars· Ron Zanussi during a Nat1onul Hockey League game Thursd<l Y in Oct roil The fallen goalie behind Perry ls Red Wing Ed Giacomin. Perry was called for high sticking and Detroit went on to a 3-1 \ 1dor.>. RENO -Former ·tJ.S. Open champion Tommy Bolt grabbed the third-round lead Thursday in the 21st annual U.S. National Seniors Open solf tournament. Boll, winner of 15 major tournaments on the PGA tour in- cluding the U.S. Open in 1958, carded a 67 for a 54-hole total or 202. Two shots back at 2°' were Charles Sifford •. who shot a 69; Jack Fleck of HunUngton Beach, who also shot 69; and, Harvie Ward, who finished the thlrd round with a 70. Three s hots behind Bolt wa.s John Kalinka, who shot a 68 Thursdav. Golf Leaders PENSACOlA, l'le, IAPI -Firs! round KO'" l nursoo 1n tl)lt ~1'\,000 Pen~6'ol• Coen 9011 tournemenl on Ille 6.~• ... y•rd 11•• ls-J+-'71 P•nlUot•Cou<llryCh•l>COUtte. M•cMClllCll\ lHI-.. CCRC1r91 ,~,.__.., J1mCll•ncy U-3'-'1 CM~'f ~~ PFll/sm111 »..U-.1 ACerrUdO J~~ BFl•t~ltr ~-'8 All<ly9ten ",,,...... OEC1wr<1t lNll .. TomK.111 3).~·· 8Gt fr•tt »-»-.. 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He is also ma· jorlty owner of the Washl~ Redskins of the NaUonal Foot, ball League. A court hearing to settle propr ~rty, which Mn. Cooke etUmat• ed at tnote than $100 mUIJon ID her divocrce petition, is sel for next February. SIDedn s~~lc Ga•e• STOCKHOLM -the Swedlsh Olympie Committee, fully ·sup- ported b)"' its government, will a pply to stage the 1984 Olympie Winter Games. The committee will meei tod&J wlth officials of Gotebora to work out a formal ap}>llcatlon. Goteborg is the country's second blagesl city and would be the main site o( the Games. . • So far the Int.ernaUonal Olym~ pie Committee has retevlved • • bid from Sapporo. Japan, to· stage the 1984 Winter Games. All applications must reach the JOC headquulei:a ln Lauaann~ Swih erland., before mldnlabt Monday. Sweden plans to spnad the Games around tho country co keep costs down, .. . BfJ DAILY PILOT Friday, October 28, 1971 FOOTBALL /MOTORCYC LES/CRO SS COUNTRY At HB Toni!(hl NewportTacldes Sky-high Oilers Still s earching for its firs t Sunset League football victory. Huntington Beach High hosts formid able Newport Harbor tonight at 8. Newport Harbor's S·l Sailors are 10-point favorites but coach Bill P izzica thinks the odds may be a little high. "Huntington Beach is going to be sky high for us," the Newport coach says. "It's their homecom- ing and our schools have always had ding-dong battles in the past, We just barely beat them 06·14> last year." Newport Harbor is in prime position for a mental letdown against the 3.3 Oilers. It is cofn· ing off two narrow victories with league powers Westmins ter and Edsion <Huntington Heach). and next week the Sailors face un- beaten Fountain Valley. Scotl Brummett. One of the most respcNed passers in the area. Pagnunclli has completed S8 or 127 for 720 yardi;. an average o( L20 yards per game. Newport Harbor's edge is on de fense, where il combines s pe~d . size, consistency and talent. The Sailors have a solid ;.i l l -league c and idate in linebacker Don ~arker and s printer speed in the secondary with. Wayne Kasparek and Frank Venclik. Netw-tHa•borS.Ulrtl ... U,_u" 011-0-~£ It. f-'•Qt.itn 11S 700 Asi..n k T Carn•twn HO 1UO $lur91s RT HG tlroc:\.rn.,yer l<j() 11>8 ADWI« LT L bu'''' lo) 1..0 6roc:..,meyer' LE LC .A•n~n IUU 190 Tnom-LO L t Ao•rno 1'111 100 llorl<er LB. WR H191Jy I•> lllO J C.O•IMT> LB Oil LyOM 10 1.0 Hiilei CB ~ 11 o. w.inu1oco. .. 1as H) Het1rlt11 CB I U JOM'4fl n• 1)) ll•own MO<ls. t-L ~.npartfl. 1111 110 l(<hl)<lret< s """Uft91on a..c11 surt1"9 L•,,.111>~ Otlenu Oel-/Le ~"-S Orurom.ttt I•) 1li0 Per~1n~ Ll !>fl\1111 JOU I~) , .. l. Lf l C. H J•lm\trom 110 ''0 R•Y MG BIG CONFRONTATION -The ~o. 1 ba ll c anter for Estancia lligh <Costa Mesa > Andy Domingu<'~. hen · scoring a touchdown. Jeads his team against Villa Park Ill CJ crucial Century League game tonight <8) at Orange Coas t Collegt.•. Signaling the t9uchdown is Estancia quarterback Da ve J eranko "I just don't know how r eady we can get the kids emotionally.·· Pizzica s ays. "I'll be happy 1rwe win this ~ame by one. tr we let down. we'll be in trouble.·· Huntington Beach coach Dav(• \'an lloorcbeke. after getting off to a 3·0 start. has l>een his learn drop three straight. He remain:-. oµtimistic L M Brumm.It .,G !>ntNIJ\ •< r t.011q , c: ~""°' ()!l M i'•Q,..,IW•lll '°" 110 L Ul\Oqubt ~r 1/0 llU Curr"" Hf II> 111 Murphy LB 1•) 180 C. P6~"'11h LB "J 160 Lowre<I« CB H b Tnonht'\ '"' 1•) Humpnrw CB H8 C,,u1nw.n 18) 16(1 VQnUll !IS t L 0 1¥0"' 1)) lo.> S 8rum1'1'<1l FS. El Toro Tangles With Mesa Eagles, Spartans Duel "Wc."vc r eally been' pushed ~1round m the past thref.• weeks."' \'an Hoorebcke :.ays. "But lhl' kids have a prcll_v solid altitudt· .rnd I 'll think they'll bounce bac k." Golfers Playin@ At EI Niguel Crucial, Match on Tap at Orange Coo.st College The Oilers ccntc•r their oHen:,t• ;1round <~ua rtc rb aek Marco Pagnanelh and wid<' r<•cci\'£•r El NiAuel Country C!ub will be the site of thf' third annual S.iuthern California Junior- o;enior Challen~c Cup golf cham- p1011shi ps Saturday with the eight top juniors facing the eight out- slanding seniors in head·to·head competition. El Toro High tries to maintain 1ts share of first place in lhe South Coast League football race tonight in an 8 o'clock game with Costa Mesa at th(! Mission Viejo High stadium. With a 3·1 record. El Toro en· ters tonight's action in a dead· Jock with !\fission Viejo, San Clemente and Corona defM ar. At least one or the four will fall from first place tonight since Mission Viejo and Corona del Mar meet each other. Battling (or survi\'al in Cen~ llJ r y League football action. Estancia <Costa Mc'\ al llt gh·~ Ea~lcs tangle wi th \'ilia Park'::. Spa rtans tonight (8 l at Orange Coa::.t College. Each team has loi.t once in league play and trails co·leadcrs Santa Ana Valley und Foothill <Tustin), thus a victory is man· da tory tonight l o stay w1th1n reach or the crown. ll 's also cru· cial in terms of a CIF playoffs bid as the aforementioned quartet oJ schools vie for the three berthi.. The Eagles 0£ Estancia coach Jim Bratten are 3-potnt choices to topple Villa Park a team which has bet>n to the CIF 3·A finals lhc past two years. Comparative scores rcnect the cJ 1ff cr cnet~ between the tw(I t ea m s •tlmo::.t nothing. El :\lodena <Orange> lost to Estan· t·1 a . 21·1!1, and lo Villa Park. 31-29. SA Valley beat Estancia. 1·1·13, and Villa Park. 9·7. Coach Ted :\t ullen's Spartans. aside from th e El Modena ~kir mish. ha\·e a llowed three touchdowns in five games and k eying the d e fe nde rs arc lincbackt>rs Kirk Springe and .Jl"ff Bit•ll e r . a pair of 215· pounders :\t ark Kahn a l85·poun d A 2'h-point favorite., E l Toro is coming olf a l S-14 upset over pre- viously-unbeaten San Clemente. The Chargers, .ofter dropping their first two games, have won t.bree of their last four. QB Davis Returns Costa Mesa has los t three s traight and scored more than one touchdown onJy once thb season. The Mustangs have been shut out three times. Cliff Ting will start at quarterback for Costa Mesa.Jrs only the seeond varsit y start for Tin g , a j unior who quarterbacked the sophomore team last season. Uni Threatening Tritons' Title Bid "We've been workinq hard this "'eek on eliminating mistakes.·· says Cosla Mesa coach Tom French. "Fumbles and intercep- t.ions have hurl u s . And somehow, we're going to have to ~core. We've been h aving troubl~ doing that." , Costa Mesa's m ajor threat on offense has been fullback Mike Teregis, who r ushed for 102 yards on 20 carries against University High (Irvine) Saturday. Ht' aqerages 3.8 yards pct' carry. El Toro has initiated a system ~ alternating the tailback poi.i· ~n between quick Hector Avella iid powerful Dennis Driml. The dSntrasting runners give El Toro il!iversified attack. "The fact that Costa Mesa is W doesn't change our opinion,·· says ET coach Pbil Brown llT9r•s.IM'llftlLllWli" OIMnM oe1 ..... 1~ Beru 110 Molchell llO Pino l'IO HO~ llS Scnne1C10r 110 01ck 110 A.Ch;onQ.OI• lh llrOWf\ uo w.,,,,., lltO P (.Ml'IQ41• l•S Ja<OOO o ....... OE or NC. or Of ..... Lii Cl! ta f.'> !>' I E Ayers '"° 16> N&urnM> LC fll Pelld>OW•k1 , .. l'I() Am Dllr'9tV LI RG £1bourn I)() llO Mon•han Rr c l'!Mlt 1.0 I .. 81009'11 RE. LG &ulcn 110 llO !,urlett LB &.T Cummlft9$ HJ l&S M•llllhOrl L8 t'" .. _. 160 1)() Woettertlout LB Liiv-us UO Mll19r t.O 08 lln9 110 1SS l<rl1<ori.n CB .. B Mlllel' 1S> 160 '°'oh o C6 f'B T~~lw JU US L•F-s Quarterback John Davis has returned to the helm at Umvers1ty High (Irvine), and some feel he could single·handedly turn the Trojans from a pushover into a team to be reckoned with. One in J)articular who fe<:ls that way is San Clemente coach Allie Schaff. He guides his Tritons a gains t University tonight <8> at. San Clemente's field. ':The difference in their season right now is that one kid." Schaff says. "Davis does a good job in every departme nt. and with him. University can hurt you a lot of ways." Davis fractured his right thumb 1n the season opener and didn't return to action until last Saturday when h'e came off the bench to spark a 12.0 victory on•r Costa Mesa. It was University's first v1c· tory of the season. and even though San Clemente comes into tonight's game with a 5-l record. the Tritons are only favored by 51-.i points. Davis' return lo quarterback ena b les David Langmade t o become a running back again. a definite boon to University's ground attack . Langmade filled in at QB when Davis was inj ured. In his return lo running back Saturday, Langmade averaged 7.0 yards per play, carrying 12 times for 83 yards. University's primary running threat is Gil Zaldivar, who has 360 yards on 85 carries for the season, <.tn average of 4 2 per carry. San Clemente runs a balanced. conser vatl\'C wishbone offense behind qu a rte rback Mark Mc Elroy, the teavi·s leading E:round g ::ain c r . .M c E lroy ~veragcs I O yardi. per crack (391 'ards on 97 carries>. -It might seem i.urprismg that San Clemente is 5· t considering' nil Triton has ~ained over 96 :. ards on the ground in a single Aame and the team has yet t o pasi:. for more than 40 yards in .m:. outing But the T ritons mak e few mis- takes and play u ball-control ~am c. Mc Elroy has n't thrown an interception In ri \'e games and the backfield consists of four run· ners who can share the load- Russ Immel. Mike Wade, Nate Rowsey and Mike Lewis. s.11 Clemeftt.S•Mtl"'J U•ws 011 ..... 0 ...... ,L Calverl 1.0 llO EOW•~ DI? OT E.ow..-os 180 llS Murpfty OT 0G Mfl.9 l&S 1as BISI! MG t Stanphlll 110 1.0 Montoya or UC. 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Competlng from the United States are Gary \vens. the current American champion from Houston; Rex Blackwell of Phoenix and Dick Stone of Sacramento. Tb.e lour European jumpers include Eddie Kidd l>( England; Jurgen Baumgarten or Germany: ;,\lain Prieur of France: and Karel Soucek or <::zech~lovaJda. Each jumperwitl atlcmpt and be scored on two ]umps . The nrst will be over 20 cars at a distance of .100 feet. The ramps wUl then be moved farther -~fart and two more cars added for tbr s econd jumr> ~ llOfeet. • Jumpers are Judged on take·off tcchn1'lUt'. )anding technique and bike control in the air. ... ·:· .. • .. While the &op pnze ts $20.000. second place will rect'!l\'C Sl0.000 with s.5.000 to third, S4.000 to fourth down to $1,000 ror seventh In addition to lhc main feature, there will be a sc1>arate event al close of the evening where an ad· ditional S5,000 bonus will be offered to any rider who can s ucc<'SSfully complete a world r&ord jump of 120 reel•(24 cars>. Tickets will be available at the gate with adults admitted for$> and children under 12 !or $3. fullback with speed to the out- side, is Villa Park's major can- non on orrcnsc, while Estancia counters with one of the best passing combinations in Oranj!e County "1th quarte rbark Dave Jeranko a nd receivN Mike Camp. Camp h:is c aught f our touchdown pusses and Jeranko's last outing was a 207-yard effort with 18 completions in 29 at· tempts behind an offensive line which gave him the time to throw. Also a factor is the kicking ga m e . Estancia 's Randy Brouwer has been the winrung difference thn~ limes with ·his PA Ts or fi eld goal ability. And Villa Park. which lost to Santa t\na Valley when a last-minute field goal from short range failed. stopped El Modena with a 27-yarder with four seconds to go. Toss away Villa Park·s two non-league forfeit losses and both tea ms pack a 5-l record. £1t-141'•~LI- ~ 0- IE T.c.mo llS l'IO L.trlmc< OE I 8~-}J) 0 YvUhM'IU 01 Ot>yfl\jlllo ,V) ,., ~IQ.In OG Cr.....i.i1 It) ~ Ron C>c. f't\._lf~t I• ..... "o<""' Ol I w1111ams II) ''" M.C~thp OE 1( M. <..>mp 1'1\1 8) (Unlll ~~ ,;lj Jt r•n\.O llU I~ ~··"'""' y •U H._. .. , •) ....... ~" ci. HJ Oum1~1 ,., .. \ Mop to"" (.b •L Htt-.~ I/) /0 N t,_•\\ .Mauch Wants Out, But Twins Ref use BLOOMINGTON. l\tinn. <AP I -Minnesota Twins president Calvin Griffith has confirmed that he rejected a request by ManaAcr Gene Mauch to leave the Twins and manage the California Angels. '"Mauch talked to a number of people. and then he c ame up to my room during the World Seriei. a~d wanted out of his contract,·· Griffith s aid Thursday . "I ll- "anted to go to California "1 told Gene that I didn't give" damn, that I didn't think it would be good to have a manager whc1 relt h e would r a th e r b <' :.omc wh<1rc else. "But I also told him l would have to l!O back to Minnesota to talk to the rest of the club of· ficials, to talk t.o the family and find out how they felt about it. "Mauch appr oached Gene Autry <California owner) a nd he approached my son Clark. a Twins· vice president., before he talked to me. My hrst reaction was to let ham co. but whv should I be a nict• guy., .. Representing the seniors will be Ted Richards. a former na- t 1on al pubhc Jinks champion; Lar r y Bou c h ey . rormer Calirornia state amateur cbam- p10n : Lee Davis or Newport E e ach and former Southern Cali fornia a m ateur champion and runnerup in the Pacific c .ast am:itcur championships this year~ Brian Gaddy, the low qualifier ro r the U.S. amateur on the west c-oast; Ted Lyford. runnerup in the Cahfomia state a mateur; Chuck Colton of Mission Viejo; Dic•k Runkle, runnerup in the California :,talc amateur; and .Jo hn Ri chardson of Laguna Niguel, a former California state champion and runnerup in the U.S. Golf Association seniors tournament. Playing for the juniors wJU be Eric Evans. a sem1flnalist in the USGA juniors; Cory Pavi n, the Los Angeles city men's charo· pion ; Ted Lehman, Southern Calirornia junior champion; Craig Davis, Rick Rickert.sen. Tracy Nagas aki, Rick Riley. Crippled Vikes Test WM Injuries h a\·c plagued the !\I a r in a High (Huntington Beach) football team all season. and the Vikings ~ot perhaps their worst news or the year when run- ni og back Greg Karman and linebacker Randy Brandon joined the casualty list this week It's a less·than-ideal sitation as Marina enters tonight's game against Westmins ter High, 8 o'clock at Westminster. · Karman was the second- leading rusher in the Orange Coast area until last week'. when he left the Fountain Valley game during the second quarter with bruised ribs. Although he'll ptobably onJy miss tonight's game'. Karm un's absence will ~ significant. He averages 7.9 yards ~r carry Brandon has been a two-way slarter ut center and lincharkcr ror two bN lSOOS. He ha:-torn hga- m<'nts and will b<' out for the re· muinder of the st•asrm . "We're JUSL lryini.t to survwe." says Ma r ina coach .Mi ke llcnigan. "Without Karman we lose the threat of brt·aking open a big run wc·rc hoping we can still play ball control." Westminster (4·2) boasts 'one of the Sunset Lc~ue's biggest teams and 1tA formidable de- f cnsc presents problems for Marina, which has bee n shut out in two of its last three games. Standouts include tackles J ohn llcll (6 ·1. 210 > and Rob rarchinsk1 16·1. 225> and de fens ivc ends Charli e McNe1ll c 6·5, 220 > and Mitch Siemens (6-4. 200 ). The primary ballcarriers are 1un1ors -Eddie Bemctle i S-l_Oi..__ 1651 ;1t tailback and Dan Abbott 16·0, 200) at fullback. "They're very good at control- ing the ball and we're going tot.ry lo minimizt• that if we can," Henigan says . "As for our de- fense. offense, we've been a big- play team. If we can be explosive c1 few times we'~lbe OK." * * * Of1 ..... .,.._ -iE L•l•n ,., 1'° H-ard lE rt T R. P"nQhm 1IO 211c... .... LT RC How•r<1 lllO 190 1(..-1~ •NG c p~"""' 20S '20S l ucker RT 1..Go Crcol\ 7111 llU M. Plk1'1911m RE LI T1KVr 10S Iii 1(1119 t.8 SL l'rv,1110 1» 20S P•n,..r LB Oli S..rt•"' !IS 110 C.y•-CB ~II Roy 180 I.OW-CB H:I M.Plk~n 110 165 TllOrp s.s f L $prl"90tr us llS Gtl>rlelson "~ Southern Califor.nia Sailboat Show October 22·30, 1977 at the new Long Beach Conoention Center Adults $.').()() 6 to 12 years Sl.25 Un&r6 free 2 PM-IOPM ~hdays 12 noon-10:30 PM Saturdays and holiday~ 12 noon-1 PM Sundays Don't mi:~s it! . . BATTLING TONIGHT ., Miss ion Viejo quarterback Scott Spear 02> and his teammates engage in a crucial South Coas t League battle tonight (8) with .Corona del Mar at the Newport Harbor High field. Each brings in a 3-1 league re- cord and the winner will remain tied for first place. Cross Country Stars at MSAC Costa Mesa High in the boys division and Edison (Huntington Beach) High in the girls division a re favored to capture team titles in this weekend's Mt. San Antonio College cross country in· vitational, the nation's largest. Girls competition gets under , w ay this a!t~rnoon from 3 to 5:30 whlle the all-day boys compeli· lion begins Saturday at 8: 30 a.m. Edison's girls have yet to be beaten this year. a streak that in· eludes ·two major invitationals. The Chargers a re paced by sophomore Sharon Hulse and senior Cathy Jones. Costa Mesa ·s boys are also un- beaten this year. having posted four South Coast League dual meet wins to run their string to 68 straight while also copping three invitational titles. Nine other area teams are entered: Dana Hills , Estancia, Newport Harbor. Fou'tltaln Valley. Irvine , U niver sity <Irvine), Corona del Mar. E l Toro and Capistrano Valley. Tied for Lead Sea Kings, MV In Loop Crucial The first of a series of critical South Coast League f ootball gam es will find the Mission Viejo Diablos facing the Corona del :\tar Sea Kings tonight <8 > on the Newport Harbor High field. Four teams are currently tied for the league lead with 3'1 rec- ords including tonight's comba· tanl~ at Newport. El Toro and San Clemente are also tied for the lead and will com~ into th~ picture in the four-way battle in succeeding weeks. Mission Viejo will rely on the s trong pass ing arm of quarterback Scott Spear, who hurled four touchdown passes last week and picked up 231 yards through the air. Alan Parker leads the rushing );tatis tics for the Dlablos. He gamed 118 yards in 20 carries last week as the Oiablos won over Dana Hills. 34· 18. Corona dcl Mar depends more on the running game, especially w1lh junior quarterback Kurt Brockman at the helm. But this may be hampered tonight. Martin Hubbard, the Sea Kings' starting t ailback. will be s idelined with a hip-point injury. lie may.see some act ion. but will bf' rcplaC'l-d in the starting lineup bv Arata Hamawakl. Hubbard s cored three tou<:hdt>wns last week as the Sea Kings defeated La~una Beach, 22-20. lnjurlcs have hampered both sq uads t his season but the D1ablos appear to be over most of tht>ir disabilitil""'>. Laguna, Dophins Mix It Up Tonight "We haven't had our first .strinJ? together all season." coach Jobn Murioot Mission Viejo says. "But we're rounding into shape and are close to being at full s trength right now.'' Corona det Mar is further ham· 1wrl•cl by the loss of safety Rick 'ii .HOC!>. lie also SCr \'CS a-. backup quarterback and his loss on defense could bring double duty for Brockman. Starnes has a dislocated shoulder and may not play toni~ht. Relegated to a spoiler 's r ole for the balance of the season, Dana Hills and Laguna Beach High School football teams will clash in a South Coast League outing tonight (8) on the Laguna Beach field with little atstake. Neither team fi gures in the championship picture except to spoil the record of one of the con· tending teams in future assign· --m en ls. Tonight's victor will move a notch ahead in the race for a respectable finish in the final league standings. It has beeo a heart-breaking season for coach Dennis H aryung's Laguna Beach Artists. El Toro surprised them early and after that it was losses to San Clemente and Corona del Mar with a win over Mission Vie- jo sandwiched in between. Bill Gompf leads Laguna at quarterback and operates the op- tion well. He completed 10 of 17 passes for 102 yards against CdM and ran for 105 yards in 21 car- ries. But it wasn't quite enough as the Artists lost, 22·20." Dana Hills has likewise run in· to red-hot opponents in league ac- tion. It was Mission Viejo's Scott Spear who ruined the Dolphins last Wet!k with four touchdown passes. "I don•t think anybody could have been any better than Spear was against us ," a disappointed coach Don DeGroote says. "I think we will have to shut down the Laguna running game, especially the veer, if we are to win. We will have lo force them to go to the power-I with Gompf." The Dolphins feel the winner tonight will have a shot at a third place fi.ni.sb jn the final league standings and will be pOinllng in that direction. Da,.•14111~U- Off-o..-"TE Morgan 14S 1U ,.,., .... _ DE l.T HeN:tr.a-200 110 Awn-id o f 1.<; El>low 110 200 "'4U.m NG c W1"""'9Nlff 180 1IO 5w•MOtl OT RG AUt!U•atQ 111() 1.0 WlllOCI< OE IH l •ar• 180 110 El>low 1.8 ~E Str-·~s 180 W IM lllQfloff LB OH Th<>rncon llO 1.0 Fa<on C8 H i <;1.m11<11 1tS ''° GotnH C¥ "T(I Ot\•n i.s 190 Mc.Gr~ R Ft.. ... Jt"Or,. 1U 1.0 LAl¥a s ~ .... u_ Off-~ ~E Plummer 1ll0 1'11 W•ttt LE LT Corey 167 1'!0 CiOl>le l.T LG ao ... 16S 16S P1ktt NG c Goble no llS FtHd RT PG Pi~e us 1&S CONl'f RE RT Wallt 1'11 I'll Gompf 1.8 TE Ctarl< l&S uo MCC4'11°"!111 LB Qfj Gompf 19' 15$ NIC.hOIS CB r ll M iller ?00 llO Pl umml!t' ce "TB McCutloulill 1MI l&S Cl•rll SS f t.. 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Betlnn ("$,... the South Coast League 1 M•uv•i•11 to11•:u;i.~1L1 1t n :1.(hcll11 .. 1u111:06;t.H••I~ By ROGER CARLSON c r oss country scene u :o ; >. R•v"°1c11 10> ,., .. ; 4. 15111111. 10.r1eor1a..., 1u)11.1•.··· Thursday. Demetri._ ILi f(:SJ; S. Jolvlion JUNICHtVAltSITY .,· Olll\eo.ll'(Pli.«St.H tOI IS.01, •· G;lrcMrl IOI q U;OS; 1, ~4'1-•llr--.~ M lke Dotterer, w\th Mission V\ejo handed Pe11 10 1 u .09; •· HM•ts 101 m 11:' M>PHOMOH .. -:---lour touchdown runs, Jed Corona del Mar Its first si.aw <LI IS;31; 10. McM1u-1 1L1 u111veu11y oi11MtSMCltlMM• • 1S:l8. I AnclrtWl IUI 10: 12; t. 5"lltr t\t). Mater Dei (Santa Ana) league dereat, 22·32, as JuH10RvA11s1N 1o·i1•; >. 5tn(11e1 1s1 10:•11 •. R11e~ High's Monarchs to n Mark LaBonte led the ~ .. ~w1111tv>1•1 u.-a .. ca 1~ 10:.u: s. J<te~ 1u1 10:0 ; '"' 1. Hwlms IOI U:J1; 2. c.taitvX 10) l .tylW CU)IO· )) ' 211·3 non-league football Diablos to a 1·2·5·7·8 1&:11; J. walk1ns ILi 1•:•J; 4. Fr•~11 ,.11is11MAN • rout of St. John Bosco finish on their hom e 11.11•:•5• 50PllOMORE. ~~~':i'.~"11~:11~~~c;:;,·,"~vi~• ijigb <Bellflower) Thurs-course. 0111TIC11tJ1ttl cat~.._. io.au..a ~ 1u111:04: .. 1..10.,...,, day night before 3,600 It was the first time 1. Ar•1uc• com. t•: 2. Pee ... ., tL1 cu) 11:1s; s. W•llfnv (VI 11:1•; L .,· I San 10:~1; l. Ectwwd1 COi ll:21; '· C01>IOn ($)11:1S. •• ans at ta Ana Bowl. Corona del Mar had not JoMIOn 101 n:u; s..01..,. 10111;»; ~ t: Dotterer, who had a taken atleasltbe top two •.HN91-1L111:ai. :... S 69·,Yar4 run from scrim· places· in a dual meet. 0.u .. 111.':~~U:........ Women's Golt· ~ mage and a 91-yard Both teams are now tied •. ''~ord cu 10:»: 2.1C011r 101 :c kickoff r etu'rn tor for second at4·1 behlnd io • .0:3.eg.1n «L>•o,u;._v • ....,..,. COi 10.Sll; S. UM!tff tOI 11:11; •· touchdowns to his credit Costa Mtsa, which won Gr"r 10111:25. ln earller games, r an its 68th dual meet in a ~sgirb~~''"'.3 wild Thursday with hls row a day earlier, 15-50. Hott1t...!::1,f,,,1Nr1,.. 98-y ard punt return for a over El Toro. 1. Anc1e,_, 1M1 15:1r <eourw .... TD in the second quarter Dana Hills won for the c0<01: 1. 0vt1tH11,:u : >. 01a11 ""' breal(ingthegameopen. first time this season :;~';::~~~"'!c's~;~.~i;c~~ His other TD runs over Laguna Beach, G;1iorct ()4J ta:..o; •· s. McRo0em were from 5, 8 and 6 22-36, as Chip Mauvezin ~~:~~~~~: o.M1<HI1•:ss; 10·a- Ya rd s o ut as th e toured the fut 2.93 mile JUH10ttvA11S1TY M h f HIOft\. lluci. CJ11 (J:I) ~riN on arc s o coach course inablazingl4:14 . 1. cr1s11"° 1M1 1':s1; z. N•ll tHI Wayne Cochrun, with Incidentally, the i.:s2;J.WW.1H111:01;•.KnlQht quarterback Tim O'Hara Dolphins' soph squad Oil1T:1S. SOt'ffOMOltl! adding his crunc hing pos ted its fi rst win of the """'·._.. m11211~ .. s w e e P s l o r g o o d season to help Dana Hills '· J. z•etNng ""117:0.; 2· Gl11erton IHI 11:»; l. er~ley IHI 11:33; •• measure, riddled the capture all live divisions eorr <Ml 11:11; s.. w111er IAP\111:0.:•. Braves in convincing for another first -ever °"'-,,~~~~e111 fashion. uchievement. ttlNlt ... •ctH.as> t211>~,.,.. Dotterer warmed up u n Ive r 5 1 t y High 1. Tho,,,_ tNI wu; 2. P1au 1M> with t et r 43 (I l k S '1:20; 3 ....... CMI ll::M; 4. °"""' pun r urns o , r v n e) e pt an 1M1 11:as; s. BocJun11A w> 11:>1; •· 19 a nd 11 yards before Clemente from register· C••1111 <M>11:& busting l006e for the 98· ing its fll"St victory when ,,..:,.":!~ 1m yard scamper after mur. the host Trojans rolled uo>~"_.... fing the ball at the five over the Tritons, 18-42. '· <ue1 Brown, Buhi.r. Con•ov. Oucldy, H<r-1. ~. 'ThM!bautt following one or Ron Sam Walling and Tony \F\/I 16:S7; •• ~ IN) 11:33; 9. Pantuso's long punts. Powell finished 1·2 tor Ho11m1n <NI 11:cJ; 10.Heu cN1 "'"· JUNIOR VAltSITY The 185-pound junior the winners. ,,_...,.va11ev 1m took a look toward the I th Suns t 1 -ague 1•11•-1Ha.,,_ D e e &JC' • 1 H~lht\,,_ IFI 11:"3; 2. Greqar center or the field, then Fountain VaUcy proved t FI 11:43; 3, ~ ... IFI ta:11, •. cut back and sped the indeed more than a one· F10<e CN> 11·19. distance do wn th e man team. Coach Bill F...==~, sideline. With 6:00 left in Thompson held out his 1•1......-n~ 1 Price Cfl 11.04; 1. ~art IF> th~ half John McGowan ace, Brian Appel, to give 11.sr:3• Fr-.1.,. <NI 1t.os;. L .. o.•• kicked his first Of tWO him 8 Shot at individual (NI tl:OI; S. Allen UO 11:111 e. PA Ts and the Monarchs honors in Saturday's Mt. BtoUmani 1~1.':~ were on their way to San Antonio College In· F_.. v-.., m 1 a11 ~ their second straight vie· vitational. 1. sire«-<F~: 2 • ._,,,. cN1 tory. No matter . Seven "oa. l . vanoCI• cN> 11 n : •. Although Dotterer and Barons tied for first to ~~·.:':11:~~;1,·1~.;.~·e.c•<1f l 11·~; O'Hara <the latter had give 1-·ountain Valley a vAa!>1TY runs of 13, 19, 11. 12, 12 perfect score. 15.50, over u .. 1 •• "1tv 1111 m i ~"C'•"'•"u d 13 rd ) t t Woll•l'CJ (UI ·~-!Mo. 7. Pow~ll CUI an ya s were ou · Newport Harbor . io· 10 • .s. c.onon• 1)1 1• J•; ~- Summaries Nallll.P<MtT lliAC.H OC L-G,_ t.ow Het l_._., Flru Ftl~I IGroul -1. v ..... i. Slur9lt., 71; J. S...MtNI. tl. IHetl-t, GllletlAI Pwr ... 11, 41; 2, 1..-Slwtn, ~-Sec-FllQN tOroUl-1.EtlrMleU. C•reto ... ; t. El•I• Nllllt, to, INaU-1, Oor1sHoet.KMr,S7, 2. ~ i Mrnloafl, 51. lhlrd Fllgl\t IGron)--1. Ru~ Fuek•I, '1; 7. J•n -acham, H. 1Ne1 l-1. Aorltnllll Re•t, s:l; 2, 0•<1>41•• J«!Uon.•I. CIOHll 10 Ille Piil-i. DOl'Olll( Wetaer; :r. Cit.I Gltlelle Perra\M;• J •ll• C•ln. Lt ast Pulls-1. K•'I' Pahl•r, 31: 2. VaMI• Sturgll, 3); S. MollyG-ln,lS;4.l,.,,.Stwm,37; .S.Jlllft\HC:Mm,17. ftANCNOSANJOAQUIHOC Preslctflnl"a Cup TourMment: PnKICJtnt'I Altht-t. Liiiie -•; 2. Kay M1y. C0111011uon-Glnny wT•sko. lt'ice.preslctllnt's Fllglll-1. Be«Y V•11g1>111; 2. Zo aar111o1oillnl~ conso1a1lon-LouWl1tey. •• Secr .iarv'• Ftlghl-1. $lie Ewert; 2. Pnll Goepper. Coflioj._ t1on-Pt9 Sml"'. Crier's Flight-I. Muell!• Slrlekl•llO: 2. C.trotyll Mall>f'I ..... C.OOIOlatlon-Trudy BoN. , Lo., Ml for tl\e montn-.lotn W•<>cn.eu ....... •CGCANYOfl CC 1 IMt 81q C.tny0n _.._.s golf te_,. optur..S 11• Soul~11 CMHo.N.t Oeh MMXlttlon tMm c,._plonV,ip With • peir 04 "1<1ori.s _, 5-\ Ole9o C.O<lftl'V Che-""41y. lhQ C.anyon _, .tl -b'( MWll -0 •I Siii Ooe9D Dy II. The 1'klory' ;Jaw Ii. ...,, lltll! lo lloe ~ lOlt-1119 a '1mil_, wl11 Dy IN "*l"S IMtn«ertlef. ( n( lllOfd Gft .,... _,.,, •• ICIUlld .... : P•I A n1<lt, <tptaon; P1I S.fttl,. Marg•rf1 8-lo, J -eo...t,• Pf9 C11MlllQN"1, S... DeMIHt, Uz °'eon, Edie En-~. Be• e ... , Mari. ...roo. ~-(,••Y. CMOllM ~ey.: 0.•M t<ttpe<ln, J-H~tn. " , l:IHnor Hoh oeln. ,.,..,Q.lret Koit..-, V1t1•t Lof\rnan, Vlr~in1a O"Brltn, M••fne Poyr.. lH !>c.111-.,H, Joan• !>nort, 8 J !>mill\. Howtle V•nle •no K•rell Wlnl1trburn. standing, lt was a de· Fountain Valley bids frns ive victory for the for a perfect campaign ~1 onarchs as the defense next Thun;day when it stifled St. John Bosco to vi s its second place the tune o( minus 15 Westminster. The Lions F ~otball Standings ya rds ru.shing (counting edged Edison <Hunt· Fauw•n~u~,.,. 52yardsinlosses>. ington Beach) 27·30 on s.vaM• "o .,. Jn the first hair the Wednesday. ~,,,., .. ,,1, ... o 'I' Br aves were so In· ~:;:!'tn ~ ~ :! timidated that they went In the other Sunset ,.,..,..1,,, l ' .., for a fi eld goal with meet, Mar1na <Hunt-eueiwP•"' 1 3 4t fourth down at the MD 1 ington Beach ) rolled by =~a ~ ; ~ despite trailing, 16.0 . Huntington Beach, 19·36, ,_,_.,..."- Nineteen rushing plays as Carl Anderson set a AMM«Mtll.~~· ~l''A~ PA °!>UllflV Hiii~ VI Tro,. .o\ Ft.1lle'10tt •) t H9n n $1 74 ~ " " IU "NOaUIS LEAGUE w L. ........ 'St. P•UI 1 \ 50 G6 Mllff 0.1 1 1 17 ,, S.NIM l \ 2' 2D Ph•X· 1 t 21 #1 8 lsllop.411Wt 0 , 1 lll ,_,......,.,"*" S."'I" U. st. P.ul. . Mat« Del 2'. SL JoM 8olal l lnoo\ tled .,,. d I th t course r ecord with a u-11"-MalllllO'i.o ne -yar s n a T__.ao--T....,..'•'"-span and ftvc yards or 15: 17 clocking. s. .. _.-'_ P_ iw.,.,.~ .. 1 ""-• 1"9WI that was on a fumble, re, --------------------------------- covered by Bob Avila,. ~h1ch s<'t up McGowan's 28-yard field goal. * * GUo\E ~TA TtSTICS r;"1oowns,.....,no r If'\\ dCnwftl PMMft9 For\IOOwn\'*'6ll._. SJ• 7 1 ij l ol.4illtr\I-• V Yar"'-r1Jf.NnQ J/ Y•r01 1NlMf'l!IJ 144 y ardl IOSI }) Net Y¥d1gelMO 11' Punu .... g. ctblM><• ._.7 .1 Pen•lll.. 1·S * MO " l 0 IS 2$0 I/ SI ~ 4"310 ... s SKIFILM .,..,_ 4'1lgh cnt of a .. tlllde- 1 , DICK R.\ RR\'MOR~ -· IMUIYll ~ "AHO GUOING .' 5U fUO<I-_ .. --._..,... OCT. 27, 28 29 11.\1.tlll\ c·n t!MA ............................. fo, iftf0""'"0•illll UA .,, ..... I.HM from.,_._,...., ALL MAKES & MODELS '7BAnta._ ... ~~•ery s9 38 a...e tor ...., • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I .. · · • plua taic • per monlh tor 36 mo1.. oi>eti end lease based on ·• 15.000 miles per year. Cap Cost 541~.00. • Aesldual· Value $1910.84 fni11al Investment $95.00 refundable. security 0epos1t. •96.86 1st tno. pmt. and 1st years , License Fees S81.00 on ai>P<OYed credit. Ctl 714-146-7070 lat. N . fumbles ""4 '~ ~-------~-----------------------~----------~--~----.... Scwe .... oi-t .... Sl.Jo""8-o l 0 Maltf Otl • 10 • IMISMI-. S(.JeMa.c. tc• .,. .,., ..• O.vls . " l , ' 1,/ M< Cul IOUQll Herr-Ha Niki at P..,tuso 1 0 l ~.J • 40 :J • 0 2.6 9 ' 41 -3,S Totals 'H l7 " ~· Goftreles Dotl~f' o·HM• 0.0.n K,e,Mft 1.ntr S.••ve Totals JMWC>ef 1• .., 11 &1 n 101 .J 1J 1 0 2 0 1 " .. 2111 ~AUIHO St.JeM-.W. 0 • ' 0 J 1 0 17 ,. pc .... 'l'I " H .. ret'll S l 0 lS p..,\llM> 11 • 0 l ot Totab 23 11 o \44 AMC.Del O'Hara II l . 1 SI 1.t s' •.2 AJ ·l O ~.s 11 0 A 1 1978 CARS .1 and TRUCKS 4 . ~ . . . ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Alkr.Our I.OS( SfBWJST at HOwARD O.Vralet a.-t10...tl'ld 0-.. ... NE'WPOAT BEACH 4 Ply POL YISTB STEIL aa TIO RADIAL WW.. 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JIB DAILY PILOT rrlday, October 28. 1977 Girls' Athletics For Coast Area · GlllUCROUCOUHTllY VAR~lf'I' Marl11• U6) C>Ol Hunllnt1on llH<h I C.11>1" IMI ti 04 Follfll 11 ,, 14, ) C.llhngllldm IM I 11 >J • ~r;;~'Z'""s:~~~:, ).l,M\ \~'to~ ·~ · "T ntor '"'' 13 00 • 1 r~• .. u• "" 13 01 ~ B .. ltW>n IM) IJ UI 10 M,•ll oet• IH) IJ d VAASIT'I' ,....,.uu•v1t1ey t11H U'l1Nt""'1H•tl>Or 1 ~,._,.., IN) 11 <lf.? (f1~I U•••"I C1~r1t•t~l. Mt-Hon. ~~n V•U•t11.i• ~• ' I~ I IJ JO, I Jolln>0n \NI ll •• 8 ,..olw10•• IN) IJ .. Y. M•r<lllClllJlt \J') l) ». 10. Be<~ If ) U 1)-4 JUNIOAVAASff Y 1'01U1t•111 V•fl•Y won by 1or1e11 C--a.l~M IMI ftt)A•llUlon Viejo I O•rr CMI n: u., H.,.,,.~~· 1() 11 Ji J 0. Jot'<'• ICI ll.Je. • M Jonh 1t 1 n l8; I LudO••H ICI 11 J9; 6 La<lk tCI 12 )'I, I S<r..rr IM I 11 l'I. t. Ournn IM) ll lo 'I. Br•"~' tCI IJ.O , 10 !>tOUQhlOn ICI IJ 19 U11rvtrl11y UOI (Cll S..n ci.m..,lf 1 H•m.tr t!.t 12 l6, 2. lltauch~mp IU) U••l . l PollWmu> IUI 13 01 • C.00<"4oy t\J) 1J ti. 1 Xl\\lll< tU I tJ 16, & Murph~ IUI 13 411 I K .. tlng IUI 14 06 d ~ • ., IUI 14 If <> Powtlt IUJ ti. ,. H) HOl(lum '"" .. l•. llAASITY D•~· Hlll1 WI IU l 1.4CJUA6 Buth I N. JtS..., 101 11 01 1 "IUlll•IA 10 I 12 02, l lletntll IL> ll J) • M <turoy 1u 12 }1, ) Fora1en1 101 13 03, • Thomas Ill I) 11, I P J tu•n 101 13 JS ' r;, • .,., 101 " IO i. ~~th ILi I• ll. 10 BrtoSll•w IL I <OIRLS' 110t..L.EY8At..I.. \IA RSI TY l•uun• e..tcn de• El roro I) IJ, IP Min ton Vt•10 ott Unt¥f'P)il'f ·~ >. IH to~•• MH,,, oet O•tt4 Woll> t) ~. )).f Coron• ott M•r 091 ~'' c.1~mtontt> a .f,ts.t t1unt1noton 9tU<h °""' M•r•n• u v IM) , <iVl\t4'•n V•ll•v ~· l\tl\Ofl I\~ ) I), IS.• N•"ollllpoft H"'tbOt e>irr Vt.>t'•lm1rt'tt•r I)• 1)·9 lU4n<hiOi'I ~fU11tA"•' l H \)' Mti.1nt1n9lon Y•l'C!Y (.tH '"'•"" th·t .,.,,. •• g. ,>-(), \) .. \..1berh Ctw..f~lt-Mt u.e &.t~t 1~ ~ HI~ M•t•• Oerd411M41rywooo I) J. 11 J Jl.H>CIOltVAllStT'I' l•gun• S.ocll oet El l uro I> I Hl Un1wers1ty dtt. M tU10n Vt•JO 9-IS. IS.II, IS.~ Cost• Mew °'' o..,. """ tt ••. 1)'4 Corona del M41r <1411 lo.In Ciomtnt• 1S ], f S-.S 1<untrn'J(0t18ucnoet Murn• IS.12 lS.10 EOl\Olt -· F°""t•on V•lley t) 1 .. U, ll·U Nt wPOf"t t1ttroor de• Wv,tm1n>lrr IS.., IS.• lll•ncr•0..-1 -t•An .. 1~1. 1>• M•I_, Oet .. f ..... ty.,OOl , I)) Football "tl'SHMAH f'OO~BALI.. Oli!rlct Sunlty~ Oc.etn Vlfw 0 I I• I II H11ntrnoton 8ucfl o 1 o / •• Ocon v-t<>u<-ru He1tr1en • PAT Sale • Hunllngton 81<1<n IOU<IMIOw~--...,. M<All1'1••· 5<-lty 0..1'1'" EO.Mt! o o e o t fount•r11 lle11ey 0 I t I · n Edl>On KO<'lftll-Strov11~. pau from M&u.111. PAT • Ml!fiS"f\ ~ from Man.-•. 4 Fo..nl•ln v.,.., ocorl~.-«t(J\tro1 2. so .. 111w ... d . P A r -$te1nlo• 2, Sout11 ... ,.., '""''· ...---~-.au. ...... Co•ltMH• O o o o o El Toro 1 u O o 11 Et Toro scoru"I-Holli, $l-1, E ldri<f9t,. P"l-+lfftll Z. Htii. 6l>lr'9..., °"""-El\lllOt• • 0 • • ,. Opollr•noVelfe1 6 lf'lf 7--4 1 ~•llr-..V•ltty touchoowM Aot>eru .ol, C•fl. Gtlnt" P 'l R-rtl INnl, CO.ill*\ lf\lfll, M\lli.r lie&. WO.,.i:N S flEl.OHO<llE Y Or• .... CN•I UI 141 Full1t1on Or•nQe Co.1st \COrlllQ Utm\Of\ GolOtft w .. 1 10 Ill G•oom<>nt C.Old~n WE 11 Horrng C,ood 1 °'il'Ml (ONtOf~ GIRLS T£NNIS VARSITY ""I'""" 11 .. lo ft41 C4 I Unlv .. f<tp Si"91t• Monctn tM) a•t 6t.wtc.-• l 01 t flyrlOnb 1DotStttltrtJ1 W111tt-111M 1 .. on• 3 o J ..0. Cird1'41m IMI w0f1 I s ... • 1 0ou111 .. 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Wtlltk·RetNlelMn 1-S, Cl~t. c .. v.rlr EpllftO ~. 8•¥'°" !lurk• tE/ 10\t 16, •·•, ••. l.O<'>th 0.CI< 1£ I •~1 H, l<Kt 1·6, won • • JUNIOR VARSITY !1 Toro C•t 11•1u11-1 .. 0 • Sl"91H I. 8o•nu •EJ fast lo 11.luel•t 1·•· tO•I to O'S..fllvdl•• IE I io>I 2 6, "4. • 6, •e tut41,. E hm I &. J 6, 4 • 0....1>1 .. Oon•do MotrlJ 1E' 10 t to M•cn•htn W«hlfi 2 •, ae• r ":n<n· Wiitlh•<• 6·1, Ot1 Ptnn., Wt'lltm6f' • t c,,.., Arr0yo IE 11~1..,•. l •.won ... , 0A<w .., ( U•9n<• tf ) IOSt 0 0, 1 "·~on • I llAA$1TY Conn•"• ft~l Ill St. Jou11n> Slntltt C.u ,f'ljnq (I 10\\ to PtltttSa.On Jo, o .. , OonovaO 6-0, Del Vrflaloboi ..0 b"•' ( l IO\I J '· "'°" .. 1 • ..0 Fr"'< II 1( '°'11 •. won•.O.e..O OouOln COfON·Molotor Cl °"I M«C.u"• M.ewtto f>-0 .. oet C•ut1IJ.0.M<Cre••01e ti U, O•t Sol,.t ldrO-fl(.•OfOWJlu b 0 by01n· ... o...-ley won •·1, o 1, •·O 8rvM·tnohn !Cl won._1,&·I, 6 O 'UNIORVARSITY Co-ly UI IOI St. .IOHpft• s ....... (J D•Y <Cl Ori O\lolfulia.O Ooubl .. Powtfl·Servon It) 0111 A·~~o. [Q(lf>rt ll VAA$tTY / Hwnt. S.~I\ 111) fJllM.rlnt s ....... M<Alfl•!•t IHI lo\I (O Bord .... lo k•n\ln• $-/, 0.» IH I 10\t k. 1-. M<C. .. lr• IHl 1~1 10 Str~fl S-7, 10 MArtt1 2 .. ; ,._, IHI ...,,., ...... lost • •· P•lmi.rf IHI oef Koe1i.r 6-4, <Ml ll•ftderr.et 1·S; CMl)efller IH) "'°" • •, IOSI 1-4; IUctvnond IH) del IN«fl ... , oet J""O 6-• Wt111hf IHI IO~I O.•, H . 0...bltt O"ponl-Mo hN IHI lo'1 to Htn n•f>9••·Mlhau , • ._ 1011 10 Ho••• WUIOll 2·•. 8olll1t Rtl<lw<dl (HI lost ••• _,, ,... R-y-R-n.on '"I lost to Benoll•Gomu 1·•. 'lost to M•urerT•ylOr 1•, H>QOfn .. w-CH IO\I ).4, J.6, HAn'°"'~lflster IHI IOU to H .. dlk .. Jeli.lu 4 •• clel knsllt•WIUl11m$ H . lelyu.flo~~ IM> -.... , ~ ,,., L•IQt>-Solomon (Hl del l(~·y ~.<Ml Fut•U ~t~ 1 ... C..-Horton lk I tost w u. ~A•stTY CAIM CMI QISlllO.,,_ Sl"llts l<De111-r ICI Gtt L.und 6-4, def V•k•h 1 S, def Sttrl"'9~; Fonl CCI won b-l, 6-0, ... 1; Root !Cllost4-6,-...0,.-1 ~ 8t r<•w·8•IOwl11 <Cl clot L.tw•• SllU .... Otf "°" Ros<Mnp.TOIO• ~l. <ltl Q<IH,lrit>e J.S, Porl•rtlelO Krettr (Ct WOii •·3, H , .. ,; (;cod l>Ody·l.ll>'O/I \Cl won.,1,•·l, lolt S 1 Jl.11'110AVAAS1TV flll t'ltrt\tftt• (11 10) GO<on' lfl M•r Sl"ltltl '>t•wtrh tS) fO\t to Jo'"'' 1 o. lo\t 10 )IAIMI\ 1 •. lo" 10 W•hon I • ~01em1n \Sll~t o.• 2·6 ... 0tl .. • l•fl '"'"' IS I IO>I O.o, 1 •· )·6 0....blt> )r>ct l.•ncle ISi lo\t to H•rn•l\00!1 llumpnroy~ t 6. IO\I 10 6Jor•luno L1ty1n1tt • i. oe• C.l•SOO"' llrer• •·• AObOtl 01• 1)1 IO>I C).o, "°" &-4, IO•I '•. f.~rna<kllll·Yo•I l)f IO\I 16. l·• 1• VAlhfTY E<11i•• 111111s1 "-I.tin v11i.r Sl"91 .. J'm" IE/ IO>t to M<Brldo l 6, Clef 81SllOO ... McMlll"" IE> 10\I 0 o .. 11<1 / o, Coal• IEI ...... 10C.•r1t<110l·•· 10\1 10 81 .. 111 l 6, Cirff<ntr IE I IOSI 1 •· wo111> 2, Ju 1EllostloM41dOo'• •. 10 .. to Miii> 2 .. ; Be<•er IE l 10\I )·T. 'Won • •· llonlullow IE l 10>1 to .F re11cl'I S 1, IOsl lo Aqv1t1e 0-. I.Ml IE) WOI> ..cl, tost0.6 00..bltt 8elln-><e10 If: I Gel Gt'IM M••1111urn •·l , Ott Mynk•·Wn1to11<tr • t Tom•slc·Wall•<e IE I IOSI >-1 "'on • 2 SkOCJ•w>~• Lt• IE I oet P,;f mQu .. t ·COJ .... 1 OI J. J • Wrlll•m• Sp.e; IE I won 1>y d<'l~Ull fO\I lo Hal f1trfO ~V\.f:Ud 16 V•n<..on VCltlU~'AI • t I won by <lcllufl, & • H"e" Cl\Co IE I Ott ColomilllS.lltrwt .... 1~ ..... otl L•Ut"r PennQ 4 l A'uomon llull•noan tE1"'°"6 <,IHI VARSITY NtW-1Ht'1>of' 1211 1111 Wtstml- Sl"91" Strorler IWI O.t My.,, b-f. oe1 Smith •·2, Cllotusw tWl lost r-., O.•. H .. o.nv IWI ,,., OtlU 6-2. Oel Sll.1plro 6·3; Slomikl IW1 l<KI ,_.,•·I. McGrew \Wl lost lo Murr•l 1•. 10.1 to D•vl• >-•; ~II IWI l<KI 0-4, ....,.., 6-2 Co• IWl Iott lo ll•119M I ... IOI! lo Swrclt0.6, Fro-IWl won._l, 16 Ooull4 .. S.OnOtri·T-IW) IO>l lo M;er> W•v ... r , .•• IOSl IO K~tr-w..,,., 2 J. Wlllr•ms·M«er ·~ (V.I lost 1·6. Cl-6 Ctlron Cr.-"WrtfOfO •WJ •0&1 10 R•b011 P1Hor l·' Clc1 01.on°xhal•t & • Murray VOIQdfj'l() I VO loit ) I .. ' P •ylon (•rnt<ky tWJ fO'\t to MIUrt M'lJ'Mrt('I 1 .; IO'\I to Ao~., (j.e'('o "' I ('°I.\\ H•mlt'Y IV.) to\t s I ... JIO\t"nwe•QH1I"-l'f ••I PJt~r• JtH,.S J ~. WOf'I bf' df'f4tVlt ,,, .. 11s1n f\Uf>(oe 1111 !llSAll•ll" S1"9lft Grttr,\t (£)tent lo Sr~•" J • ~' (octrT1tln &-t, oet Min""' o 1 (.,.n n11>91\.tm IE I looll k l-• J • "'"'" •l 110\t 1-•.o... O.& no..111 .. C .. meron--J..-ntson tE ) oet )m1th CM 1~tOC>Mr-\Of\ tio-0. Off W1l\Of"t·COU1th o I de I Ntedh.tm LuP•••<lo o I P•lme•Cuntll~ IEI won 6-0. "'° •.0. MtL1<'911l1,..~lthln CEI won .,_2 •0. ·-· JUNIOllVAA~TY E lU llCl6 ,., (Ol 5A Vellty Sl .. ltt Cutle< •El clef ••It Aal• .. roo t t, Fr•n<y IEI O('f hit tl W•ll• tf:l oet Uoro$.t•t o.. .. " SetlY·P•noh IE I oet No1tr• Ft•ller M , Cltrk·forb,llll cEl oer l nompwn-Frionon • o. Caot·Wll•ley IE J IHI P1111119t-RMtdellM VARSITY M•fe<Otl ltl lttM.oryw-. ....... °" "°" ... .-.1 .. 11 Slntln ij .. ,,ow\ •MD> oet La"•« • t °"' DOr\•1 • 1, ~ff M<.C>ol'l"l'lt o l Of'tyfU\ tMOt ""°' ·-·j . 1. ''° Mor ,,,,...y 1MD• to\ti... ""'on• 0.10\-t • • Dwblfl ~Ulltr Bttt~,, 0.0.) •.• ' 1-'ffttltO C.•rt•e oMOl ttXI 1 • 0.. 0 • Pro Scores N•lleo\.tl ....,_II ~t•ttt" TllWINy'1 oa.tt .. ""'''"'' Crly lie, Cit .. ._ ;o. Hou1ton tlJ, Mrlw..,•tt 110 NllloMIH.OtyL..,W T~y'lG6mH Del roll J, Mi-.OI~ • ~y f\f.nclrlrf'\ l. V•nc.ou._., l ...-~--s:~~,h/7-;,!'119 · Rustlers, Gauchos BARBERSHOP/ Drown Polo Rivals ReC)llkr Hail'CUh & ·--~o,.. T""' ftlni w : t to ' lly Apttt ... w ..... , 2toi E. c-• Hwy c-c1e1Me- '73-5153 Tony Wooten !}UI.. on another one-m a n o f- fe nsive show to lead Golden West College to a 15·8 non-confer e nce water polo victory over LEASE DIRECT AMY MAKE OR MODEL CAR 1795 I HACH IL HUMTIMGTOM HACH 847-0017 "My t1tl1f1etlon haa betn auured by tht . J*>plt who Clrt." .,. RON BUROETI Santa Ana Orange County 's oldest Llncotn·Mercury Oealerahfp .JOHNSON leSON / .itL ..... .. 1 w••·•"•- 2626 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa • 540·5630 host.. Cerritos Thursday. Wooten score d six goals and handed out six assists a.-; he Cigured in a 11 but three of the Rustlers· scoring plays. It was the second big game in three days for Wooten, who had eight goals Tuesday. against GlendaJe. Goalie J eff Walters had nine saves for the Rustlers, now 12·7 on the season. Meanwhile, Sad - dlcback enjoyed another laugher at home. trounc- ing Southwestern <Chula Vista) .22·6, 1n a Mission Conference clash Eight players scored for the Gauchos, includ· ing Jeff Scolman. Jeff Myers and Sco tt Whitlock, who had four apiece. Saddlcback is 6-3 in conference play. 14-13 overall. S<-lly °"""'" CiolOen wu1 • 2 3 •-u C:•rrflo\ 1 l 1 1 t Cioloen Wo t no,.no """"· Wootpn •• OtrMOll I, Sll>rlll, L 10· O•nst.t<lt, KtelO, Mltt,,.11 t Dolphins Stagger Artists l)ana Hills came up with the upscl of the South Coast League wntl'r polo season Thurs· II J y to further com· µliealc a hectic race for the league title and the runner· up berth in the Cl F playoffs. The Dolphins. winless m four previous league outings. stunned Laguna Bl'al'h, 7~. to knock the Artists out of a tie for second in the standings. Paul Milosch scored the game-winner with a minute remajning. He led all scorers with five goals. The other three front· runners aJl won and only one, Corona del Mar. had trouble in doing so. The Sea Kings needed a goal by Greg Walker with two minutes remaining to turn back determined Mission Viejo. 5-4, and knock the Diablos out of the running. Corona stayed tied for second at 4-1 with Costa Mesa, which won easily over El Toro, 15·3, as Bob Dolan had five goals Lo up his season total to 80 m 18 games 'n1vers1Ly ll 1gh <Irvine 1 kept the rnsjdc track b~ wultzing by San ClemC'ntc, ll·3, as Peter Campbl'll had four ga<1I.., Thr Trojans thus set up nc\t Thur s da y·.., -.how<.l o wn aga1.n s t Coron:.. dC'I Mar in th1.· Uni pOl)I Jn anotlwr 1m portunt dash ncxl week, Costa Mesa \'i sits l.a g unJ Beach which 1-. still not out of 1t al3 2. The follow ins: week, Corona dcl Mar host~ Cos ta Mesa whil l· t:ruvers1ly firushes up at Laguna Beach. In a non.league battll', Huntington B c arh scored four goals in thl• ~econd overhme period to edgl' Bue na Park. l5·13 Goalie Tom Payne had 10 save'> for thl' Oilers. who scored tht• fmal three goal!> of the VAll~tlY k••llTO..•neo LOI on.-dtl Nwr t) (I I .. M•,\•On Vw1 ' ... Coron• °"' ,,..,, ~cc.it •no f ~'°"''. N~tJtt Jt'f1lil.1rn-Wel-,f'r, "'~' Mi•"-"'°"'' V•~tn Kot1nq S.•••f*, o .... ,"._' P•tft\Of\ 1 9cwtllY0...,.,...• ll Toro 0 1 t t • CoSl•M~W 2 S • • h €& lOfO \(.Oflf\Q-f ar"nQlOtt Hu<jhu, C-.Cll..oqu• Cost• ""'"" 01..on 3, Cht<on '· Doi.., ), llOOL'" Wt•HmO<'~l Tut1ey 5<-h Ow•tt~ L•ouna llu<" 1 o • 1 • C>•n• Hllli J J t t l.•Qun• EH.c.n "'-ottno r ,,,,.,,. Wf'HtlO<.\., Gt•""'~ J, HOUh, Ott,, .. Holl• S1twm,M1io.c11 '· O.•""~" )<-Dy 0•11'11" uu..-n .. p4,~ J ' ) ~ l •• t1ntQbtACn 1 I J .. 1 • I) ~unt1no1un f'led1 h \<Otff'O ~1uo,d 9>vuh /, ~lflUf') (Art•~ J Moof'ftDV\.4t J f ft\( tu1~t Mc.N•·r,...y 0 1\1.{)tft" $(0f'I Dy 0..•rt•" '•"tl•m• t•te v \I ~ • J Ut'UYfHtotfy J A .I. l 1) ~" c1.,,.,.,.,. '"'''"II c .. ~,;o/l(j 60f'4', Pu•w·°"'4,li. Un•vt'I"''" 'lt(:Orinq Urctun. Mrdn1(!11, fJOt'\1(• I Soho. WIJ~Ol'I H411"' 1 McCOY C•mot»u-'. JUNIOR V .. AStTY ko"' l>y OW•t1•" lotClf•• dffl ~O I , } I M+n1on Y1f'1.., J ll I t • Caroru1 ~I M<'\1 ,1,or ,~ 6~I0~1diJf' l 8u<.IP. ,..,, 411f'two J P11>"'r 1 MtUlllUt'I V1t10 ...COtlnQ lu•, f:bby J, N('Cit!tf Sc .... Dy 0...t11n Own• P•r• \ 1 J ., 1; Huntrnq1or1 ~""" l J / o 1J .,..unt1nqton bf.«h uur1nq f'f"OOPr 1. "-'"''""""" 1. •MV\ J. Hua~ J. brown, f-'4114\ 1. C~l•Mt~wonbytor1~11 u ,,,_..raoy wM tty fOf't•tt f'll~M·SOPH x .... ...,0w.r1tn (.orvfHf CfeJ M4r r f 11 t Mi\llOn Vtt"JO 1 I I <..o r on• O• t Mllt '\tv• •no MtGO'WI '"· wnuttrr 1 M1\\M>n v •• ,,.., '-<.OrtnQ ~ty1't MO' \Ott 1 M W•l\t ' "-Wn\tO . sc ..... by°"•"'" leQtJn4 SeeKf\ v : f • ~ Odf1t1 H1l1) I t u I J L.itoun• lt••t'' hor•nQ C..row1 f '~\'\elt 1 l-•'*"" J \Mtt J D<t"• t"iiU\ R1e<.,...ll, "-.undfio"J Sc_,. bV 0..lrt•n hvPn• P~r• J I I • ff 11unt1nq1on lteatn I ) ~ ~ •I Hu"t.noron n,..,,, ,tor•ou Umpnt•(t'>Ut 1, l Yl"tra t, 11 Ann~ltn. tffrtO. bAWh4. S<-•YOl<Mtn Etloro 1 o o I > Co\\tMt w 2 I 1 l I Et loro "'°''"ll~®Kk 2. Co•IA M H •-K. Bartllolorn•t ?, M ti..Jrt"otomef, fro''• Crenth•• YArwOOOl. GIRL S SPORTS I WATEFl POLO / BOATING AL ADAMS TROPHY UP FOR GRABS Adams, Bill Brown Re\flew Past Winners Coveted Cup Adams Trophy on Line The Al Adams and Son Perpetual, one of the mos t covet ed yachting prizes in South er n California. has the names of 32 sailboats -r anging from dingrucs to lO·meters -engraved. on its or· natl' Rangoon Mohagany base. Another will be added Saturday when a Oeet of eight Three-Quarter Ton yachL<> -ranging from 30 to 34 feet in length resume competilon for the t r ophy oH Los Angeles Harbor's middle bn•akwater T HE l>E}'ENDER IS Cabnllo Meach Yacht Club with Richard Brown 's Peterson-33 Winsome Primary c·h:.illenger was Pacific Mariners Yacht Club with Hon Noble's Cal 3·30Taneha. The Adam'> Trophy is entirely hand-made by the donor. a veteran Southland yachtsman who has raced and cruised all over the world 1 t io; a model of the full-r igged ship, Sovereign of the Sea:., the larges t square-rigger ever built. Jl 1s mounted on u p;ur of hand-carved Rangoon mohag:my blocks that once comprised part of the fireplace mantle in Adams' home. Says Adams. ''WHEN I WAS CONTEMPLATING donating the model as a trophy, I was standing with my hand on the 22-year old mantle. The thought came to me Why not mount thjs ship in this be auufol piece of teak ?" The teak is now 54 years old and the mode l 32. CBYC's decision lo hold th.is year's challenge in the Three-Quarter Ton class was due to the increas- 1 ng popularity in "level r acing" in the ton l'ategoncs such as Quarter Ton. Hutf ·Ton, Three- l~uurterTon, 011<.>Ton and Two Ton The ton des1gnution has nothing to do with lhe "e1~ht of the yacht. It is based on the lnlernallonal Offshore Ruic rating. In level racing yachts racing on a boat-for-boat (non handicap ) basis regardless of the difference 10 ratings. ~ SECONDARY CHALLENGERS which are ~x · peeled lo be on the line for Saturda.l'.!.s three rices· Best B ell <Tartan .JO ) Sam ,:.rden, Southwestern Yacht Club. Bumble Bee (C&C-33> Don Black. Los Angeles ~acht Club. Blue Streak IPeterson-331 George Vodicka, Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. Ghost CFeo-33> Al Berg. Wmd1ammers Yacht Club Pizzazz < Errcson-34 I Ou Bose and Johanson, Voyage~ Yacht Club. Junk Yard Do~ I F:r1rki;on :U 1 Km~ Harbor Yacht Cluh crew Weekend Calendar 3 Major Boat R aces Planned By AUION l,QCKABEY 0•1ty P1lol tHU11tWrilit¥ Y acht111g act1v1ty m Southern California l.IC cclcrates lo u midsummer pace this weekend with three m;JJor (•vents in the Newport Beach to Los Angeles area~ not to menuon the ongoing battle of <i fleH of I ntNnational Offshore Rule and Performance Handicap Racing Fleet packets in the Long Beach to La Pa:t race Heading the local calendar 1s the Newport Ocean Sa1ling Association's 14-Mile Bank race, an t>vent whosl' hislo1·y parallels the Newport to Ensenada race More than 70 yachts are expected to start the race from Newport to the Laussen Sea Mount (14.Mile Bank) and return. Through the years, the race has been plagued with everything from too mui:h wind, too little wind, dense fog -and even a fire aboard a committee boat stationed at the l4· Mile Rank. NOSA, I NCIDENTALLY, winds up its year's aettv1ty Sunduy with the annual brunch at the Balboa Yacht Club at which officers for the next year arc "railroaded" into office and trophjes for lhe rt'cenl Argosy and the 14 Mile Bank race are aw an.Jed To top it all. NOSA will show its apprecia· tiun to thl' 5upport of Southland yacht clubs by ~ponsoring lhl' Commodores Appreciation race in L1do·Ms The Balboa Yacht Club will play host to blind sa4ilors from the Orange County Chapter of the Braille Institute with a Lido-14 race in which the s ightless :.kippers will be aboard as skippers with sighted crewmen Sabot sailors aged 16 and under will have a go Saturday and Sund.iy at the Roy McCullough Perpetual with the Newport Harbor Yact\l Club as host. THE CA PISTRANO BAY Yacht Club down l>.tna Pointy, ay will resume its M1ss1on Series for I'll HF yachtl> on Sunday. It will be the third race of lhl' S(:rtl''> Collcg1· !>.,11lors fro m throughout the U.S. will 1 urWl'lll' ,1t 1111' Long Beach Yacht Club today and S.rturday for a match racing regatta for the DouglJs Cup. Eight schools are entered, including llCI and UCLA. Cabrillo lieach Yacht Club will defend its lease on the Al Adams and Son Perpetual Saturday with a three race series for Three-Quart.er Ton yachts. Two local c lubs, Voyagers of Newport Beach and Capistrano Bay Yacht Club will be seeking title to lhe l'Ovcled prize SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Yachting Associa· tion calendar of even!..'): Ntwport•klllM 9 AL60A VACtH CLUB 811n0 R99•IU !.Al .. rO•Y Nf,VwPOkT OCEANS s.AlltN(; 4~SOCIATION 144.llle aenk U tt, ~.1.,t<l•t CO<n-..~ SA.llC>'•ll•t•oor•o.~y•t&\'C Su...:~~WPOAT H•"H!OR YACHT Cl.U6 -R<WM<:Gul~Sff~ s.tu.O;t¥. C .. PISTRAN08.llY VA(Hl c1.ua Mll~IOnS.tle\\PHRlt)SWlll•Y· L"A--1.MotlMcl\ LONG 8f.ACH 'rACl11 CLU8 Oouo'-eu.>. tOll~~llr>k1ft9,..9'0t· ta f004Y, .MtunLl.,~ lO~ANC.Cl.ESYACHl CL\Jll H•r-S.r ... No J.~. ~EAL 8£A.t11YACHl CLUB Suno,rs.<to<s~No.' ....LAMITOS BA'\' YACHl C't..Ue-.. 11--Aeo-tte. s.twdo, Sutmey, ,...,._, ... , ... NC.ltAAbOA YACWT CLUB t•llW-No I, ••llcl-Us.tvrdo. ~ANTA MONIC ... 8A'I' YACHT Cl.Ull-~nt• Monica •• , c ... .,,. 01ot1'lllPi. tk"t~l\I S.lu...Wy, s..noa) $#01 ... COAOll<AOO YAC.H T CLUI F•ll "~•tit, S.lur<l1tY. Slirld•Y Dh Ml~!>l()f>< bAV V•CHT CLUll ~ S..in t..11 ...... ":..two.tr. s...- )AN OIEOOYl\C.WT CLUB F•llwr1e• \lfll llO)~p. Ci/4111 ..... fi..c Ct1•mp1on\111p l'i>ollf'l91 !>und<ly N-..... ._ ,ANlll 8 .. R8AkA SAILING Cl.UO~tn "•"•• Ol\~1..-i.MI• ~ ....... ,.y. ~y Final Positions FinaJ positions h ave been rePorted on \he ffrsl le)! of the Round the World Yacht .Rate from Portsmouth to Cape Town. The second lee. from Cape Town to Auckland, l'J.Z .. begins Wednesda.y. Top 15 finis hers of the first leg: Flyer,HoUand: King's Legend. Great Britain; Gauloises, France; ni,.n11p Dor. Switzerland: Adventure Great Britain; ~/B Italia, Italy: Neptune. France; ADC, Great Britain; Tielsa. Holland; Debenhams, Great Bri- 1nm : GB·2, Great Britain; 33Export, France;Japy Hermes, France; Condor, Great Britain. Collegians Seattle Seeks Fu~~~ .. ~ Competing 1n Douglas For Tall Ships Visit f. Eight colleges started com petiton today in the Douglas Cup m atch rac- ing regatta co-sponsored by Long Beach Yacht Club and Cal State Long Beach University. Heading the list are two Southern California i.chools, UCI with Stev<\ Washburn 1f! skipper , a nd UCLA with Ma rk Hastcllo at the he lm. 'l'he Douglas Cup wai. s pawned by LBYC '!. f amed Congressional Cup match racing event and 1s considcroo the in- tercollegiate match rue ing <'hampion.'lhlp. <>iher schools and their 11ktpJwr11 nro University of W nl!hl n~lon, Carl Hue hnn, Notre Dnme, Bill K1111torr; Yale, Peter l ~ll'r. Loni< Beach State, flr11r1• Gollson; UC Santa Cruz1 Tom Walsh. and t h (' U S . N a v a I Actukmv. :-;kipper to be unnounN•d. MO<llY <loun1 lfltOUOll !Mtlllf'01ty •Ill\ •h11M (Mflt•Ot lloht ,.fn l i9ht vlH •1•Mr llll'tntU n1Qhl •nd foC)tl'\l.,Q tliovt" 'tlOft\ $.4htfd•Y tn tn.t .0. COA\t•t 1"'"Pflr•tvr•' wltt-'""91 l>elwetn 41 •t>d 61 lnl1trtd t•m• po1re1uru Wilt r-hrlWttn V Md 1• f l\r w•14' tl'n•llO•••uro wlll ~ U f<IUOAY 6f<MO lo,. I OJ.; m 00 .. UWlll llt.111\ II l2 II ""· 4 0 t 1ntfow f:1r~1111on ~(ondlow Sil<OM l!IQA iATU•OAlf • 11 • m 10 'IA. ,., ~ JOp'" tt VIII m SU .. OAY 7 I u Ot JI r 1 .. 110• • )CJ" rn 1 • f 1•\t lllQll II OJ• rn ) • vrono1ow • JJo ""· o • \un tr\H I Oh ."\. •elu O)o.n. Moo11ri-1 >Oom tehl l1•m SEATTLE (AP> -Seafair officiel11, hoping lo nab a visit of the histonc "I all ships" for the city's annual celebration next year, arc seeking dollar s upport from the state. King County and Seattle. Seafa1r managing director Ocl f''ogelquist has asked for $125.000. say rng it represents less than half the ex timaled S300.000 cost for police and fire protection. crowd and traffic con lr(ll, moorag<:. tugboat services an<f cnt ·rtainment of the ships· crews Nonl' of thl' PaciC1c Rim counlncs lrwiled to participate has promised yet to send a ship to Seattle, "Bul we have to proceed on the assumption thnt the ships will be here." Fogel- quisl said Thurs day. Barclay Warburton Ill, pres1dent oC the American Sa.ii Training Associa· t1on. said it 1s "probable" that ftom five to seven tall s hips would be he.re as part of a sailing race from Long Beach, Calif. Other stops would be Vic- toria and Vancoucer, British Colum· IJ1a l.lndSan Francisco. 1• 11ge1qu1st i-aid lentatJve plans caJJ lnr t hl' ships lo be in Seattle July 31 1hrnuJ!h Aug 5. They would be availa- hl<• for free public tours, he said. Fogelquist said studies concluded that the tall ships' visit lo Newport. R. I. la11t year resulted in $15 million worth o( saJes and tax revenues in the local econom y. ,.. THE SKIFF ..., 2,400 Sales Leads per mo. IS COMING ' To~........,. AD-Point for $371 0.A.C. Call (714) nl-3100. SATURDAY, OCT. 29ftl C[]r:lPLJTm TlliPHO~ r:lfffilErnill ... Jtr.tAI ......... ~ &YaditCW.. ..... For personalized service • • • PHILLIPS MARIN is the largest and most complete marine hardware store in Newport Beach °'" . s.Mcrp t.a 21~5 Mewpon ll'id. ' .... .,,.. .... 67MOIO ,. INSIDE: •Intermission ·Restaurants •Movie Reviews •Comics Frida • October 28 1971 DAIL V PllOl' -Masters' Touches Comical By CAROL MOORE Of UM O•llY Pllet Slflt .. God's Favorite .. has been acclatml-d ilS •·wacky. weird and wonderfully funny " And its three-week run at thl'.' La~una Moulton Community Playhouse. starting Tues- day, Nov. l, should fill the bill eaMly thanks to several masters. FOREMOST COMEDY writer Neil Simon based th.is play on the Book or Job. TlJ!!' time is now and the place is a Long Island mansion. To test the faith or protagonist Joe Ben· jamin, played by Jack Byron or Seal Beach, God sends Lipton, a messenger wearing a big .G on his sweatshirt, who warns Joe or impending suf · fering and calamities unlees he renounces God. Portraying this demanding role, Steve De Nault returns to the playhouse where he was the lead in "The Front Page" last spring. Guest director Jan Arvan is considered a master oC comedy as both an act.or and director. having appeared for more than 20 years as ··second banana" on the Red Skelton TV s how . ARVAN REFERS TO the "legacy acqu1red in the wings .. while working with such a genius .. ··Red gives so much emotion to an actor he 1s 'vorking with that he can make you laugh or cry in an instant;• Arvan said. "He·s perfect as a FORMER SIDEKICK OF RED SKELTON -----•ettN¥aAyl...eft, Will OJrect 'God's Favorite· verbal comedian and even more convincing than Marcel Marceau as a pantomimist.·· Arvan equates Simon and Skelton becaus e their amusing perceptions into contemporary character and situations strike an easy balance between paranoia and hysteria. "It would ta.Ice a Neil Simon to take thrc; rough bit of biblical history and find the humor.·· he said. "We'll be emphasizing the message more but still getting the comedy across.·· WATCHING ARVAN AT rehearsals. one is sure be has some sight gags of hrs own up his sleeve. Others c!ast as members or the Benjamin household are Mary Sherwood of Costa Mesa. as Joe's jewel-loving wife; Stanley Abraha msen of Huntington Beach as the prodigal son; Tanya Szabo of Corona del Mar and James Patrick O'Hannon of Balboa Island as kook1e siblings. Annabelle Quigley of Cm1ta Mesa adds to the hilarity as the family maid. Doug Williamson, set designer. and Carl Callaway, lighting, created the many special ef· fects jncluding a set destroyed by fire. Julia :Haas Garvin is in charge or costumes and Douglas Rowe is managing director. A new Ieaturo wUI be offered before the 2: 30 CSff GOD, Page C4 > Mystical 'Knights' . To Appear A mystical Southern men's society will in· itiate a new member in Costa Mesa -SouU. Coast Repertory. The theater will present the county premiere of .. The Last Meeting or the Knights of the White Magnolia" Nov. 5 through Dec. 18 on its stage at • 1827 Newport Blvd. J THE COMEDY·DRAMA by Preston Jones, ' which was successfully presented on Broadway, is the story of a Ku Klux Klan-type organization that is on its last legs. The enfeebled group meets in the play to in· itiate a new member under the skeptical eyes of an elderly black janitor. ..We h ad a lot or fun researching the trap. pings and the costumes that are worn in various pseudo-mystical organizations," said dlrectol" Martin Benson, who is also one of SCR's two artistic directors. "It's a whole uniquely American thing;• he said. "We've got all kinds of costumes and ban· ners. ll ~been g reat fun:· OCCULT OCCURRENCES WILL HAPPEN AT ORANGE COAST'S HAUNTED HOUSES KE SAID THE PLAY was selected because ''il"~ really a fine play by an American Ji playwright. It's set in Texas which is a whole aroo of provincial America that is rarely written at¥>ut in dramatic literature.·· Fright for Sore Eyes·' i Eerie Events Attract Young at Heart WITCHY WAREHOUSE -ln the dark of the moon at the northw<.•<,t corner of Red H.111 and Carn('g1e lbctw(.'en Dyer a nd Warner), Santa Ana. witch('s will usher you into the Orange Counly ~larch of D1mcc; llaunted llouse. Visiting hours for the mummy ·s tomb. torture rack. pit and the pendulum :.ind the endless m aze are 7 tn 1 l ton1i.:ht and Saturdav and 1 pm. to 10 pm Sunday and ~Tonda\ Adm1:-:-10n for J<iulh '"SI i S. dllldren 12 and und(.'r Sl 2S: i:mup rate'" for 10 or morC'. St ParcnlaJ d1:-erct111n 1 .. adv1.,ed for v(.•ry sm illl c-hildren. Proceed-; will be us ed to s upport rt' !'<.'arch. medical ~en·1<"<'' and health educati<1n to pr C\ l'nl b1rlh <kfr< h '10~STER l1.\Rl>f &R \S 1 hr-. prenc'~ 111 l lallowec n '' nla nnt·d (11r 2 30 11 m Sunda\ .11 South Coast Plala b v the· Cos ta ;\lesa Le1sun· Sl'r\"tCl'~ Dt•1i.1rtm<·n1·. Childrl.'n. :J months to 1:! h ·.in. old m ay bt• JUd~cd fo r co!.tumc" 1n tht•..,t· <":l\('~on1·•,_ St.1rTr1•k. no..,t.Jli:t w . ~•lchM. ~obhn.; ancl J!hll'" 111t1•rnat 111nal. crC'cpy cr<'alurc•s and gobblt··cf(• go<1f.. ;\l or{' 1nformallon 1,. ava1lablc:,b\ ohonrng556 5300 t'RA:\l<ENSTEl'.'l FLOWERS-Thefamou" monster will be one or the spooks inhabiting a haunted house arranged by David White. Chud: Jrbv and Shane :"llebcl in the lloriculture buildinR on the Orange County Fairgrounds. 88 Fair Drive. Cos la MC' .. a. Adm1ss10n IS Sl.50 ror those who cross the thre..,hold from ti p m. to midnight through :\I ond•• , .. Ch1ldrc•n unrli•r l:? must be <il'companied IH' a (I<• rt•nt. GllOlJLS' P ;\RTY · The Hallowcen Carnr,·al for th(' Girls Club o( lhe Harbor Areu runs from 6 to R 30 tonight at the club. 1815" .\nc1hc1 m Sr , Costa Mesa. Admission rs 50 cents and refn•shmPnts wrll be available after games. a .pook houc;c and costume conte'\t. PUMf>Kl:'li Vi\RTY --Youngsters aged six to 15 an• 1nntcd b~: th(' ;'\ewport Beach Depart· ment of Parks . Beaches and Recreation to a cos · tume party from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m . Monday at the Community Youth Center, Fifth and Iris avenues. Corona del Mar. Games will include bobbing for apples. pumpkin-carving and a Ping Pong ball race. Also offered will be a haunted house. refrC'shments and prizes for costumes. For more information, call 640·2271. SPF.C(AL SPOOKS A Hallow~en part~· sponsored by the Or ange County Adoptive Parents Association will entertain about 50 children and 25 adults hctween 2 and 4 p.m. Sun- d ay on the grounds of the Easter Seal Rehabilita- tion Institute in Ornnge. Trips through a haunted house. bobhing for apples and various holiday gam e:. arc planned. SHOCK AND ROCK REVUE -Radio persona lity Wolrman Jack is leading the tour·day H alloween Haunt through Mon- da-y at Knott"s Berry Farm in Buena Park. Monsters wilt roam the park and rides to make sure everyone visits suc h special attractions as JO chillin~ chambl'rs, the disappearing Checker i\t an and the headless m an. The Disco Machine will feature "The Monster Mash."' Hours are 1 p.m. lo 2 a.m . today, Saturday and Sunday and from 7 p m. lo midni~ht Monday. Ticket prices., .irt.' SS 50 in advanct• or S6 50 at thl• gale. WICK E D WITCH 1'he fci in· tale 1 har~1ct1·r "ill l·um1• to lilt-a::. lloll<.·l Pac:1f1ca µr<.>St'nts "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs•'• .tlong with '"Carnival or the Animals .. at J :30 and :l;30 p.m . Sund:Jy in thl' Forum Theater. 6SO l.agun3 Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Tickets .ire S4 for adults and SJ for c hildren. Reserva- tions may be madt• by calhnJ! Ballet Pacifica. SPOOKV ~1 .\1' ·10~ -Huntington Bt.>at:h "s '\;°(•wland House. bernl{ n·~tored as ., farm mansion. will be turned into a spook house today frflm 7 p.m. to midnight; from 2 pm. to midnight Saturday and from 2 p.m . to lOp.m . Sunday. The house is on Beach.'Boulcvard near Adams Avenue. Sponsoring Hunllngt<>n Beach J aycees and His· tori cal Foundallon wrll char~eSOccnts per person to benefit. the restoration project. and Special Olympics. SPJRITED SPORTS -Mont3no~o Re· creation Center, 25880 Montanoso Drive. Mission Viejo will be haunted for its 10th year or witchery from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m . Monday. Admission SO cents. F ILM FlENOS-The Movio .. DracuJa .. and the Laurel and Hardy classic "Busybodies .. will be shown al 1 p.m . and 2: 15 p.m. Saturday in the Mission Viejo Library, 24851 Chrisanla Drive. After the shows, Rancho Viejo Woman's Club will judge chlldren'scostutnes in a Monster Parade. SCARY CINEMA -Double feature of "House or Usher .. and "Pit and Pendulum:· starring Vincent Price. will be shown from 7 to IO p .m. Saturday at the Community Center, 594 Center St., Costa Mesa. Fee 1s SO cents per p erson. Soft drinks and popcorn will be sold. PHANTOM FtJN -A candy scrambt~. fortune teller. cake walk, food booths, gam es and costume contest will start at 6 p.m . Monday at Sigler Park, 7200 Plaza St., Westminster. The carnival is sponsored by the Department or Com· munily Services and Recreation. Admission to the haunted house will be25 cents. EERIE 1-:VENT -Ghosts and vampires will hold open house at Harvard Community Athletic P ark. 14701 Har vard Ave .. Irvine from 6:30 to 9 · :10 µ.m . tonight and Saturday. Fee is 25 cents . SCHOOL'S SCARY --Children in costume can Join the 11 a.m . parade that will start a six- hour Halloween party at Crown Valley School, 29292 Crown Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel. Other events will include a haunted house, tnoon bounce, gift boutique, game and food booths. JOHN·DAVID KELLER. 'KNIGHTS' SOLDIER Don Tuche. Howard Sbengra. Wayne Gr11e• Benson described .Jones as .. an f mportant n ew American ptaywrigh~ .. The dramatist. whe r I is also an actor with the Dallas Theater Centet\ \\>rote three plays that were presented in rep· ertory on Broadway to generally favorable re-t views. ··I like working with comedy ... Benson said. "It ·s fun to see an audience laugh. But it's harder to do than drama. It requires a facility or techni" que that's harder:· • He said one casting problem posed by the play was "to find an actor who could play a 'JS.. year-old black man. It's a very small part but. a tremendously pivotal role in the play:· THE PART WILL BE played by Bill Cobbs. who also performed the role with Seattle Repertory. , Others in the ust include SCR newcomet' Wayne Grace and regulars Hal Landon Jr., Don Tuche, John-David Keller. Art Koustik, Howard Shangraw, Ronald Boussom and Ro~ Michaelson. · • Benson said the play is also the· occasion for introducing a new production team. Costumes were designed by Louise Hayter. lighting by Dawn Chaing and sets by Cllrt Faulkner. ~ Sbowtimes are 8 p.m. Tuesdays through SuJl' days and 3 p.m . Saturdays and Sundays. Addi-' tional information is available by calling &16-139 after 1 p.m. daily. ! Apple Harvest Time Appea& Apples have been a symbol of )lallowc(.'n since the Romans in·, troduccd them as part of the holi- day festivities in honor of the goddess of fruit. So it's an appropriate time to I akc an 83-mile drive from Orange County to npple country where harvesting and c ider mills urc in full swing and plenty or pie 1s served piping hot. OAK GLEN. --i n the San R<'rnardino m ountains between Beaumont and Yucaipa -is a rustre town where everything is so fresh that a s iS?n on the bakery door warns. "Please Close to Keep Out Bees." Fam1lrcs with children and rormt•r Easterners go there year .1ft1•r vrar th rnlov the fall colors . . .a collect leaves, watch squirrels and stock up on apple juice, ap- ple butler an<Nlpple bread. About seven comme rcial or- c hards have sheds aJong the nar· row. 4-mile stretch of road and everyone shops around for the R ed and Golden Delicious, Winesap and Jonathan varieties. The fruit. is harvested from Septe mber through December with the Rome Beauty type com· prising about 80 pe rcent of the crop. Roadside sales s tarted in 1947. AT DIFFERENT points along the route. visitors may see ap- ples being sized ror s hipment. coated with caramel or shriveled for crafts such as doll·making. When the aroma becomes ir· . -· res istible and mountain air heightens the appetite, there are three eateries in the vicinity. The long line at Law·s CoCfec Shop is an indication or its popularity and tenure. The Coun· ty Epicure is new and features fancy sandwiches and omelets. Everyone nudges together OI\ the b,arbecue t able benches at Bise's Pieloon for quick ham· burgers and fried chicken served in baskets.. JUST LOOKING at. the ptes 1! too much temptation. They are all so full of apples Utat the crust. is huml)C!d. like tbe 011es that. mother -or grandmot.bet? - Jcfi on the!!ill to cool A deep dish style ls served al lho Epicure. And e\'erywhere .. · there's the choice of ice crea~OI' cheese to go with. : Other shops within walkintis.s• tance offer groceries, gift items. imported cheeses, antiq\lu. l eather goods ond Indian h•11· dicrart.s. But don't expect too much. The. beauty 0£ tho place ts natural Bi mplicity and the feeling is SQ.or 100 years ago. A few trffkt parked behind the restaurants look as though they just rambled down Walton's Mountain. PICNICKING. fishing, g~ .. mln1, and horseback rl ft& make Oak Glen a pop at" weekend deatinaUon. Fees 6>r tents or recreationel ve~lo «SeeT&lP'PaceCO CJ.> DAILY PILOT .. .. Artists Show Past, Inner Experience PORTRAITS ON DISPLAY -By Artis Lan~: through November at Upstairs Downstairs Gaflcry, 1150 South Coast ttigbwll)', Laguna Beach. Nov. 5. 6 from 4-8 p.m .. Wednesdays thrbugh Sundays 12·5 p.m. · PASfEL PLEASURES --Pastels produced by Geor«e Seca! from W1-65 al Cal Stllte Lon& Beach, The Art Galleries, School of Fine Arts. Monday-Friday, 12 a.m.·4 p.m .. Sunday 1-4 p.m. I NNER EXPERI ENCE --Wor ks by children, the a~ing, handicapped, drug abusers. mental patients and prfaoners. Cal State Northridge, 18WNordboff. To Nov. 4.10a.m. lo4 p.rn. PEN AND PASTEL -Wol'lc.s in int and pastel drawings by Billie Nugent. t.bro\lgb Nov- ember, California Federal Sa\'i.Qgs, 3.S33 Bristol, Costa Mesa. Open daily. WATER "'ORKS -~ 100 works b~ members or the NatiOftal Watettolor Society, through Nov. Better Late? Parking No Problem For thorse •'ho ne~r qU\te have their fill whe'n tb ~vcn•nst <."mC."ert is 4vcr or don't like the ll•"le of tiftding a ~rlctftg space, the Late. Late Beae Baa Coettrt Series C<Nld be the answer. The series ~ns ib seasc:m tonitbt at 11~30 ft\ M~ic Rehearsal Halt, ltoom u s, Cal State Lona Be~h. The Univcn\t.y String Quartet. the Freshm• Brass Quintet and fr'OUP$ ~ucted by Ted Dulloh; wm hie featured. "Our midnillhl concerts have no competi ng 1i~ entertainmen~ .. said Gerald Daniel, founder of 'the sNies. He is cbainnae of the sct,ool's rausic depart· ment. • 'Theat« and con«rt patroe\S ~-join us '" an infonnal ~."Daniel said. "After-alt. ours .. GALLERIES 1~\~ !.~~~if,. \\'9 6 7 J-500 C'-'1 <.;< .Of 'FOR IMYISTMlt'T 1· J Wc-'1J lllt ,.11,,,, t> 111.Jily fine cppat1111<1'f, ~· llWe tmv<it with oo .. 1nei~ v~ It " no ~e ~~· ~ i,.i MO•t d•"'"'""°'" c~l""t,A> vi 011 mo.l<t U\e of rh1 oppotlt.nty lnVM- INj ,,. thu a-is il.. ""'hout u du.fow of o do.Jhl. tM mou p<of~obt• and SKU'e .nsuonc:e OC)O>O'' powble "'°"°""' ,..,f0t1une. Wo ot Od V. •Id AH t '~" rr..J~ 111 f'°"'11q o ve<y '""' \ele<hon of ;,,.,.\ll'Tlcnt potn!lf I U 11 •" WQ1t• C<> • oJ ~n1"'91 Of ~\ bf t.,1..J °""'~ l1om 1ti,) l/rh 1o ~ Qt)h cem...,. (N ~ ii to d• •JI w11h Oii ,,,,,,,.~ "" n .,...,~ host;.. ~'II\ fO ft\bl.e f< '"''"' f 1v4, n I.» ffd f, < ~I, If J:. J..:Jl \ IO,IE'\ on.'J invtCf'mw>t ~\.llV\ WfJ wo.ki \,, "''"'"-d to""!')<'<!'> mu•wly co.,,,,.,,..,,, K~I ~ JfloPO•"""" '' ,, ... i,y nor qvool ycur« I ul '"" "'IJPO'l""''Y to'" ll><J P""''"•f• oll•v<d cn:l 10 do.cu;\ thu "'°'' odvontO<}OOV\ wc:Jy\ Olid "'':Oii\ to putOO.< r~,., hve'""4!tll pc•Mnq\. All l'r$Ch.11d.e c~l!M Oii lll'CH~ 7-Cfoy ~ is lbe only ~ 'ieiries that can hot\es\ly ad· 0,... 7 4Mys ~ _... ..._ 1w vertite&.OS&free pat*ina places." ._ _______________ _. ~on1ec. NB Choir To Offer Cantatas Singers who ha~ ~ interest in the music of Bach. bul don't. have the timefor~practl~ Galleries I Exhibits 1 are being ~t for the Newport Bact. Otoir. 27. At Cal St.ate Nort.hriclg~ F\ne Arts Galleries. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a .m.-4 p.m., Sun- days l -4p.m.. 'Al\ffilUCA PAST --Larry D. Jones dry brush watercolors at Jlaggenmaker Galleriec;, 372 North Coast Highway. Lag una Buch. Th.rougbNovember,dai_ly,lO a.m.-Sp m. MONUME1''TAL DISPLAY --L.ar~e works by fi~tive artist Alex Katz, Cal State Lon~ Beach Art Galleries, through Nov. 6. At University Union. 6101 E. 7th. SL He "'ill lecture there al 7 p.m.. ~- ISIAND An -FJcn.·ers and people oC Ha.wan by 'Thelma Paddock Rope. al Mutual Sa'fings. ST EllSt Coast Highw-r. Coron& del Mu. 111nJucb Noftmbet. # "°BSrtACT ~can.acs -Bird's E)•e View GaJtery, 3m Via Oporto. Lido Village. Paintings by Ila.Han Sicila.no, throQgb Nov. 20. Tuesday through~. u a .m .-$ p.m. SCULFIQa AT WOU -Pbolo essay oo ~ew York sndpt« Darid Smilll by Dan Budnik. At Bowers llaseam, Santa Ana tbrcNCh Dec. l8. Free. ESSJJIO ARTS. AaTIFACl'S -ur~ or · deilicted ~materials the1 create. ers 11 ......... ~ AILI. ~ Now. 6. 'SUMMER BREEZE' BY LARRY 0 . JONES At Heggenm•k•f' Galleries, Laguna Beach PE~C1L DRA Wl~GS --R' Loi:. Gilbert in color and blaC<k and white, at \he Orani::ene. 1492 South Coast HiJ?hway Open through Xo\'ember, du1ly, lOa.m.·5:30 p.m . POI..\ ROil> \\O R I\~ :\I .1111 pulc1 t~·d f'oiaro1d color prints b~1 Norman Locks. Grou,IJ" and single prints. until Dee. G. SusJn Spnitu~ G allcry, J:l36 \'1a Lido. :'\c"' porl Beach. Clo,cd Sunday and Monday. HURR ELL'S HOl,,LYWOOO -~ f>hoto- ~rapher of the !>la rs Georgl' llurrl'll :;ho'' c; "ori. ... of lai.t 50 years al Laguna He ach :\Tu!>l'Um of Art. 3Q7CliffDrive, NO"'· 9through Ott. 20. Hours 11:30 a.m .-4:J0p.m.dailyexcept Tuesday. .. DEPOSITIO"'S" EXHIBJT -Featuring the •·contemporary artifMcl.s" ol phorographer Wanda Hammerb.lckthrough Nov. IOinlhe Photo Gallery. Fine Arts Building. Orange Coaiot College, Costa Mesa. Mondays through Fridays. 8 a.m. toSp.m. \. IMPRESSIONIST WOllXS -Parntin&s by former arc.hit.eel J. Earl Trudeau lhro~h Nov- ember at the Newport Beach City Hall. 330 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Through Nov. ember8a.m.to5p.m. Monda,,slhrouah Fridays. . 2 Pi)e);aings, 1 Closing w • ~lude jewelry, ru.p, bl~. kachina dolls and)otter1. Admission ol $'l edults and 7S cents for chUdrea under l4. •-... sc.-.. The hoohaString Quartet will open the season for the Laguna Beach Olamber Music Society Sunday in the Laguna Beach High School auditorium. The quart~t. from Prague, will perform the Haydn . Leos Janacek and Redrick Smetana quartets beginning at 8: 15 p.m. Ticket price .s SS. For more In- formation, call 499-3106. GIANT ROCK AIRPORT HALLOWEEN SPECIAL 5000 ft dirt Airstrip Plettty of s~ .. ic RV & Com,-r Space Saturday, Oct. 29 GYROCOPTER FLY-IN ALL DAY 11 FREE: On a larg. outdoor screen, 2 fuO ·lewcJth mystery frigt.t.fllcks. storrin9 lotlctJ McDowen & Pamela Franklin: Clftd WarrMt Oatn & Lor.tta Swlt. TMtt ON 6 ccrtoons for the kids, too. "'lut brfftg a W...t to keep wWM for tt..M cWlen..'' Go East on Interstate 10 to Hwy 62. North 17 Miles (into the Yucca Valley) and North again on Hwy 2~ 7 lust 1 O m1. to the Giant Rock Airport THE GltOUP l\as beet\ organlled by Dr. Charles Fries en, director o ( Music Ministries a\ St. Andttw·s Presbyterian Chuttb, Newport Rffch. P e rforma nces a rc scb~uled Nov. 19, Jan. ~.March 24 and May 29. Thl' l 0 hmr '~ill sin)"! ('l~ht Bach cant alas. The co ncerts wil l b e performed in <ierman with chambl'r 111Thl·:.tra accomparumenl. Those interested ar~ r e quired lo audition . Singers will I><' selected on their int~\ in Bach music, music ia nship: vocal quality and struc~ ture and balance within the c horal ens~mble, Friesen said. TH E CHOIR wtll re- hearse lwo to four weeks be f o r e each pcrlormaott. Forther tnCormaUoo may be oblaiHd b y telephoning Frtffeft at 631-2880 or 642-0096 . i r tJRA.\liEfOt~T\· 1~ 1~1,,.tbwt~~~--'JllM ,,, (~~, .. Wlll.'VlnlS.. 0•1. '\~tt•1.-m1""''' .. 11nk'< .... I0'1.11t,.,,..,.,,, lfl~• n1t11Klt4llt~·fl!IOO. ftwfnjf,."'• .,,.......,.. fl'""'11itfi•-·•'tl••l'l"''•' 1ll.•1i..,.·~ l8tl * '1 ......... ~ .. ,••a d.-,..t ~ ... 11111 ~""~ ... RESTAURANTS/ INTERMISSION Halloween Bmaecmaing John .t\stin, as Gomez Addams. gathers an armload of potential jack-o'-lanterns in preparation for a haunting bash with the or iginal cast of "The Addams Family" al 8 p.m. Sunday on NBC, Channel 4. Stars of the 1964-66 television series will re- unite for 9Q minutes of their ghostly antics. In the second half oi th ~ holiday doubleheader. Burt Lancaster will host a global exploration of p:>ychic marvels. • Friday, October 28, 1977 DAILY PILOT C:J Dramatic Dozen Debut . Bountiful Bills Precede Thanksgiving Traditionally, November is one or the meatier months on the Orange Coast theatergoer's menu -and even without lhe con- tr-ibutions of two temporarily darkened com. munity theaters, there's still a bountiful bill or fare between now nhd Thanksgiving Day. Beginning on Tuesday and ending the first weekend of December, local professional, com- munity and collegiate theaters will mount some 12 new productions, nearly half of which will be l>trangers to coastal playgoers. First in line. opening Tuesday for three weeks, will be the Orange County premiere of ''God's Favorite," the latest Nell Simon comedy to filter down to the provinces. The scene is the Laguna Moulton Playhouse where the show will run Tuesdays through Saturdays until Nov. 19. Wednesday, Orungc Coast College will pre- sent the second local production of "Equus," which wiU be OCC's entry in the American College Theater Association festival. 'The ..bowerfu1 Peter Shaffer drama runs four nights . only. through Saturday FRIDAY NIGHT will find the Westminster Community Theater back under the lights with an oldie. ·•Forty Carat!>." The comedy about Mr May and Miss December is scheduled lo play five weekends on Friday a nd Saturday evenings. Then on Saturday, South Coast Repertory takes the wraps off another local premiere, "The Last Meeting of the Knlghts of tbe White Magnolia." This modem drama about a Klan- nish band o( diminishing force will play nightly. ~ except Monday, through Dec. 10 in SCR's Costa 7' Mesa theater. The lone attracllon of the second week in Novem ber is UC Irvine's "Lady in lhe Dark." .; . ~ 4 Intermission Tom Titus . ', ~ ,• Like "Equus," it's also ticketed for a limited .• engagement, four days through Saturday, Nov. 12, in lhe UCI Village Theater. Opening the hectic third week will be the Lido Isle Playe rs' fall comedy, the venerable ·'Arsenic and Old Lace." This one bows in Nov. 15 and will be presented five s traight nlgbts, through Nov. 19, in the Lido Isle Clubhouse. Best Salad Course? A Toss-up FOLWWING ON Nov. 16 will be "Gbys and ~ Dolls," one of the more popular musicals on the • local scene, at-.Sebastian's West Dinne r Playhouse. The Damon Runyon musical comedy will hold forth at the San Clem ente dinner theater forthenexttwomonths. • ,. Across town, the San Clemente Community: • Theater has jettisoned its planned production or ']' the musical "A Funny Thing Happened on th~ Way to the Forum" for lhe two-character drama , "Sleuth." It's scheduled to open Nov. 17 for a four-weekend run of Thurs days through Salad: A cold dis h of cut vegetables, fruit, meat, fish, eggs or other food, usually prepared with a dressing. It's harder to specifically define salad lhan to find a fal'Oritc. A staff poll resulted in the followmgnomin<'I::-. BEST SAL.\D BAR Murriott Hotel, Newport Beach. A virtual garden plus the best chilled ratatouille. Blackbeard's in NewP-?rt Beach. Marinated Bru~sels sprouts and cauliflower -outstanding. Chart House at CardifC-by-the-Sea. Everythmg Crom rais ins to nuts. ~t aric Callcnder·s Pie Shops. Hot and cold. dressings: goodly number of toppings. The Sizzler in Costa Mesa. Best of the economy chains. Hotel Laguna s morgasbord. Even carrot salad and bamboo shoots. Poor Richard's, Lag una Beach Tas ty <'rout on~. muny good1c:-. Rei?istry Hotel in Irvine. Sunday hrunch bur fet. Wide vnriety. pleas an Uy offered. MOST GENEROUS All of the salads at Le Biarritz in Newport Beach, especially Nicoise. Either go starved or LOS CASTILLOS · f « nat S,edal liPt Out S,ect..._. decor Ii IO'fl..gly pr.-ed M•xic• food. McriCIC.his wt ttioH ...-Ms9tritel! 15011 IEACH. WlSTMIMSTH • 192-1347 TRADITIONAL JAPANESE FARE LUNCHEON 11:30·2:00 Monday thru Friday DINNER 5:00-10:00 3iO E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA 642-0141 OPEN 7 DAYS FOOD TO GO • R THE REGISTRY HOTEL a~from Orange County Airpon Presents Vocalist Frank Sydell Opening November Fitst in the Continuous Entertairunent Monday-Saturday night SUNDAY The Big Band Sound For 01nnrr Rt'st'rva11oru CALL 752-8777 prepare to s hare the tomatoes, tuna, green pep- pers, mushrooms, etc. Caesar Salad at La Cave in Costa Mesa BEST NON-LETrUCE Chasen's Bowl at Riviera Rest aurant 1n South Coast Plaia. Julienne of i:reen beans. tomato and red onion1'. Shrimp Vinaigrette at Reuben's Special Salad a t hzigulamoos in Costa Mesa Scoops of egg, tuna and guacamole. BEST DRESSINGS House Italian dressing at Matteo's in Corona del Mar. Danish Bleu Cheese at Riviera Restaurant in Soulh Coast Plaza or Charley Brown's in Hunt-ington Beach. Honey mustard at Oliver's in Costa Mesa or the Quiet Cannon in Dana Point. Sweet 'n Sour at :\I a~ic Pan in South Coast Plaza. Tahitian V1na1J(rt'ltl' ut Barbary Coa~t in ~l:'wport Beach. Green Goddess al The Collage in Laguna Reach REST FRUIT Platter ;it Paula's Fine 1-~rxx.b. Newport Beach. Only lhc freshest Real cantonese Food ut hare or take homa STAG CHIHESE CASINO 111 list Pl., Newport Buch ORiole 3-95611 M-lo Mldftiqt.I Ooily-WHt!Mch U..lil 1:00 •-"'· O•tl U Tl.AAS tM HA.ltOe UIA. California Fruit Salad in Capriccio Room of Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach. Wedges of melcn to be dipped in poppy seed dressing. BESTTOSTADA Shrimp Tostada ut Cano's in Newport Beach. Tortilla Flats m Laguna Beach It's so col· orful. Red Onion restaurant in Newport Beach Plentiful mound plus extra vegetable garnishes. Cheese Crisp at M1lla's in Co5ta Mesa. Can't beat the price. La Paz in Laguna Beach. Tres Amigos In Costa Mesa. Everything and less -the "sour cream" is a non-dairy Lopping. Don Jose's in El Toro. BEST SPINACH SALAD Le Biarritz in Newport Beach. The Cellar in L:i~una Deach ThcTo,n·rs 1n Laguna Beach f\EST BU\' r'arm Salad Ul 111.ii.:umaloo~ in Costa Mesa .\lfolfa ~prouts, cu<'ulllbl•rs. cherry tomatoes. lcttuCl' ;md ~unflowl'r s(•c·ds with ranch dressing Fills your tummy ui; without hlhni.: it out for 90 cl'nts Saturdays, taking Thanksgiving oCC. , • Tbe Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse will reach ; back a few years for its November offering, "The ' Happy Time." The lighthearted story of an un: con\•enlional French Canadian family opens :'llov. 18 for three weekends. The Harlequin Dmner Playhouse 1 where .. Barefoot in the Park .. is running through Nov. 20> will strike up tbe bnnd on Nov. 22 with the opening of an old mus ical that'll be new to most viewers, "She Loves Me.'' It's slated for five weekends at the Santa Ana dinner house, just north of Costa Mesa. ALSO BOWING in during Thanksgiving week will be Woody Allen's popular comedy "Don't Drink the Water" from the Saddleback Valley Community Theater. For this production. the Mission Viejo-El Toro group will move from , ~t ission Viejo I ligh School across the street lo the ,, La Paz lntcrmediate School. " Finally, just a fow wet>k~ <1ftcr .. Rarefoot m the Park" has departed the Harlequin. the newest local ('t>mmumty theater group will seizl' 11. The Neil Simon comedy will be the first pro- duction of the Mission Viejo Repertory Theater. opening Dec. 2 for two weekends at Mission Viejo High School ~ DINNER PLAYHOUSE HOW PLAYING PerfonnMCn Nf&Mty Tuetdq ttwv Sunday Al&..._...._.,.., ,,._,..,, ,.,. ..... *••••••••* ~~ .. ~OU~MGii!jiil C~~!iii!ii!i~~jiiiiiijji~ t 'Earl~ 'Bird eM•nu t : . ....... ." -. Now Thn. 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"8 •RLIN -Tilll SYMPHONY of e G•H t City,'' IMll1 of .,,. GrN t A lma Guild Fall Oo<-lV'I' Serles, I p.m., Ct..-College Waltmar Tlleater, Palm Awnue and Or- !>1r .. 1, Or~. GotMnl ..imlnlon U, "t-nlanclllolf\lor<lllZ89,$1. "TH I! UDY'S NOT for 8urnlft9,'' I p.m. toaay-SotUfd<ly, Nov. 3,4 and ), Full.rton Colltve GlmPllll TllQter. T1Ckeh U .50-111, $1.lO<llll*_, and ~t..a.ntt. apecJAI row tcw erouo Of 10 ormoH. HAUNT8D MOUNTAIN, 6 p.m. 10 madnlQlll ._.,, 10 a.m. lo ml*>191\t S.turoay -SWlaey MaQk Moun-tain, Valencl•. El Cl\lcano In ~howcu• Tntat~ 1 and 9 o'clock Rl(jhlly. 6 p .m. Sunday, Retail Clerks' A1><111or1um, tilO ~t.,ton A ... , 81*'• P•rk. Times/Places PRIDAY,HOV8M811l4 concert of t!W ttnd sealOft or '\tw Young Mlll l<lan& F oundation. UCl.A'aR~tMll,l.OSAR991H. 'TU .. 04Y,NOVEM8.lt 1 GROU l'I VOatlL • l'RAHCtr, c:on- clUCted by MMul Collraud, lp.m. l.o$ AllOI M•thocllal Church, H SO E , Wiii..., St., Ulf'9 &.Kn. 0.Mr al ..i- mlnlen, '3, F.ulty/Sl.llt $2.lO, sN- TJtUlllOAY,NOVUUUIJ OUARTIT IN G MAJO•, by TIMI Gu••nerl 51rlnQ O...rttl, UCLA'• $C'-Ml'V "911. Ula Angel ... t:~ p.m. ..TM• UNllNICAaL• MOLLY IRYINI! CHAMaEll.,...,.,... dfrwct• aROWH," tlvCUQh Nov. 5, l :JO p,m., .0 by Or. PiKff S. ()Ole4lrd, I p.m., Ptummttr A\ldllOrtum, CIWIPMOn and FIMArts VllfalleTMIW,UClrvlM. LArnoft lllWH. FWllltnan. l kMt• $1 to.._ DRAMA WORKSHOP, "H_. .t et .. ~ ... .,., Jolla o-•. ,_,, J2ND ORANG& COUNTY .Anuq... , ••• Humanltl• Hell, UC lnllMI, • Show 9nd Sale, ,_ to 9:30 p.m. to-p.m. todar and s.1urcs.r. AdmlMIO!t oo. f'r~ -511turwy 9'td ,_to JSCAfti.. ~tu, -;:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::;;::::::;:;;:;:;;::;;::::::;;:;:;;::::;- COM£DIANS CARL WAXMAN, Joa Rlattvo and Joe Morris tnreuQll Nov, 1, Lall 51GP. 1122 s. East 8'1slOI, Newport IM«ll, W8DNHOAY,NOVEM88 1lt "COM•OIAN.5," l1Mrl119 J im 0.la -Henry Jofles at 1ne Mark T _..,. Fcwum, Mu!oic Cttnter, Los Anoa•M. tnrougl\ Dec. 11. PerlOtmaft<el 1 p.m. Tuuaos '"'-" !Mlturo1ys, 7:30 p.m. Suna.ys, ,...U!Wff ?:JO p.m •• s..uiro.ys and Son11ys. Ti<k•H ~to $11, Slucl<tntllOllUl. PHOTOGltAPHaR R08eERT ·~olden Sl:Jragon GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes l'LICK'1 "Eue•PU From• Mklwest, UNC NE 0 ·-2J S•tll ANAH E IM ANNUAL 0 1 ... y,"t"'1>uQl\N0¥.U•ICMoman L H•OIN R AILY A v ............... H•ll-Hn F•.it••I v•rlous limH Coll•oe Purcell G•llery, P a lm Food tO Take Out COSTA MISA at PHr\O<\ P•rk 11vougnSunaayw111"t Avenue and Grand Street. Or.,.941. 11·30 A.M. to 10 p M ..... 7 162 • 641..ftl I .·. a Partcl<t Satwclo al 7:30 pm. from G•ll1<yhours•• m.toSp.m. · • · • --.-L~ Palm• P4W1r., .. SI on LI Palmo ;.=:=~===~===-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ A•en .... Otlle< -nls Incl-a ~· tumo breakt11t, coll..,,,. b.111 •no· wnllkerlno con1 .. 1. More aet•ll• •••ll•ble by t .. ""'°"'"" SJ>ll:JJ. SATURDAY,OCTOlll ltn Mad Hatters perform ·~rn Concert•• bursdays through Saturdays at the tiaheim Hyatt House, 1700 S. Harbor l~d .• Anaheim. Two of the groups' Arabelle's Parable. Sets and props are for the most part left to the audience's .im· agination. The Mad Halters dinner show is presented in the Garden Room with din- ner at 6:45 p.m. and the show, 7:45. • JOHN WAYH• T•NNIS Club verws 0t""99 eo..nty All· Stars tocwy •"" s..na.-,, 11 • m. to s·JOp m. ~" P•Y II T lie JoM Wayn4t T ff!AIS Club, 1111.J•m--•oe RO<l<l, Newport Be.cl\. ~ ur thu lntormallon MoHo900. ~ 'CeriyaJti Steaft Dinners for"7.9S Two of our regular Teriyaki steak dinners with your choice of soup or salad and pctato or rice, served with warm bread. Specially priced at $7.95 for both. ayorite skits are ••head trip'• and . GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN RM. ~HAMPAGNEBRUNCHSUNDAYS10~PM • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET t.OUNGE • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HRS. , 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. IRVINE. CALIFORNIA (Opposjte Orange Cou ntvAorport) (714) 833·2770 GO D .. cFrom PageCI) p.m . Sunday, Nov. 6 mulinee. A champagne brunch will be served for S5 from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in the adjoining Tivoli Ter· r ace, open expressly for this event.• Advance re· scrvations are man· datory. Phone494·9650. THE SOUTH coas t premiere continues on J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--the huge stage Tuesdays through Saturdays at ..;...----------~--------------------, 8:30 p.m. until Nov. 19. Tickets are $4.50 Tues· d ay through Thursday nights and Sunday after-noon and $5 Friday, Satur day and opening nights. For t icket reserva· lions. phone the box of· flee, 494-0743 after l p.m. <From PageCU book-ups at the camp- ground range from $4 to $8. For a more leisurely visit, go on a weekday if possible. · Take tbe Riverside Freeway to Riverside; tum east on Route 60; ~o north on the Beaumont A venue ex.it. From there it's nine miles uphill, but most of the road is re· mnrkablystraight. It's easy to be distract- ed by the mountain scener y as the road dwindles off past ranger sta tions. However, the place is clearly marked by apple red welcome signs. BE CONCERNED PREVENT Y oa aot It at MJ Clu. One thfl& you mmt brill to°"' two rtlCaurau IMiida yoar 6ia familJ, 11 JOll' bis appethtl- ne portioas ltt big nd tlJt cost II Uctlt. Tltlrt I good combinalion •• .and we've got lots of dltm too. IOU> HAL,LOWl!•N f'ESTIVAL, I~ <IUOln(I pl\Oto""" Hiii_..., araw1119 1..onle\U with• ~r41dit 10 t1.m .# nortl\ on lttOOk"ur ~I Slre.,t from St•t•r Av•n\I~. Olt'ttr act1vlh •' v•r1ou1 ••mt-\ •t IM Fount•1n vaun AK r•• tu;n Citt"1tr, Mtle SQu•r• P•rk,. liroo-hur\I •I Hell A .. n... ~,. ~·10U••1 •0o~e~ "'' p ·~ ., RE;TAURANTS JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP ltOOEO • tilt\ •oo ... 111nYOIY0119 luwl°'I~ 10.17 ...... -··l--1-yea" old, 2 ana 1 pm. toaay, 2 p,m. I , '>unooy, 0t8n(j9 (.ounty F'•orgrounaJ, ~f•1r A..e.,CMt.aMew.. SUHOAY,OCT08Elt Jo ' I This coupon good tor Two Teriyaki .. _........_ I ~ Plrtc Center ___ .. PA HOH A sr••HG ouARTE_T,. •.:.'.~ Steak Dinners, specially pricod 6376 La Palma Ave. 2250 e. Uncaln Pm,, L•9una e..c11 Hl9n Scnoo1 I at just $7.95 tor both at any ol the · 996-7611 635-4453 Auo11or1um. F1rst concert 01 ·~ reslaurants hsled below. t.ono 8eedt Minna L•(IUAO &Hen CUmlHlr MUliC . CosUI ~ Newport Beech ll'Ylne SoaoortV II ::~:,~·R::::LHAltMONIC, I ~~botBIW. ~~2~~~tHwy. ~~~~Rd. ~=~~ I JO p m .. 5"onta AN H191\ S<.-I Balboa ls.land Oaoa Point Mafina uke Forest Santa Ana Auo11or1um. S20 ""· Walnut, S..nta. X)J M<lf1ne Ave. 25 IOO Dot Pt-..oo 22873 Lalo.a FOl'est Dr. 33 Fashion $QI.ate An•. Openano <on<erl ol tn. 1211\ I 61'3-8720 496-0855 76&-4999 5"42-3307 • HOSOI\ ol 1ne 0••"11• County • • 1>n111Wrmonk So<i.ty. I This offer is atsoavaol.at>IP at our Rigger RO$tauranl, Fasht0n Island. NewOOl1 OP • 8'•1Cn O!x:n Mon .• Tnur~ &Fu, to IOOO PM PIANIST JEl'f' KAHAHE, _.,no ........ •OFFER EXPIRES N OV. 10, 1977'. ••••••• CHARLEY BROWN'S TWILIGHT PRIME BIB DINNER . AT AN EYE-OPENING $5.95! Start with a marvelous soup du jour or a magnificent 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 yotµ" meal with coffee or tea and, believe it or not, a slice of "Mother's" cheese cake. Everything for only $5.95. Monday-Sat~rday from 5 to 7:00 PM-Sunday from 4 to 6:00 PM. Charley Browns 16160 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach (714) 842-6602 • • •/ I : .'r·-4 ~ ~· j ~t·· . ~ ~ 4.· , ~l .. 1 (. ~--:~p.1 ,1_.:. l1·.· :\,~·~· ~JI ~ ·1 · ~ .. 1~, , ·"v·n • . . ,, ' '/r " f' • "" --------CUP HERE EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA •• .. ,.~ .,, ,..,,,,.._,. I Wiil!!!llo-";o-------------TWO TOP SIRLOIN So llyoa wam roua eldilldt, or · taco, or llDllle, or tosttdl, or m1rg1rifl ... 1Ue a loltt f ritads 11d : ·THE -: $9.95 SPECIAL I Reserve your scats for the County'• I best gourmet dinner value. Step AND BATTER-FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS I I I I I I I I I I I I f 1111ily to either one of oar locations. · The bl&nas09I ta tbe food, and the liltle misoa Is yourchttk. Reuon enouallt COfM to Ml Cm (the nmt1-fott1 place). #2 BALBOA•IOS MAIN St. BALBOA PlER '67S-9600 8ANKAMEl!ICARO. MASTUCHARGE ond AMERICAN EXPRlSS ' aboard the 20th Century Limited for a unique dining ex• I periencc for two. Sttoll throuJ:h yesteryear's memorabilia. .~1 <i\;>~'~,.-~. ~~~~~~~z~~ I and dine on Top Sirloin and Batter•Fricd Shrimp in an ,'J.·,~,:~:.1 I elegant, private dining car. Your two dinners will also include, I soup or m i.><cd-grccn salad, baked potato or rice pilaf, and hot I French bread with whipped butter. I On-the·Mall at South Coast Plaza Near the Carousel on the First Level. For resuntiof\scall: 640-8822 • I OFFER GOOD SUNDAYS IL.MONDAYS ONLY ONa I L-- -• • • - -• -• OftcrExol!'eaNoftmbetJS. l977 -----• • ••--.1 -a ' 1 'I RODEO I MOVIE REVIEWS "' ' . .. ~ . - Junior Rodeo ' Roughriders Slated in OC Things could.prove to be rough going for 150 youths Saturday and Sunday at the Orange Coun· ty Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The seventh California Junior Rodeo As· sociation state cham.Pionship is scheduled for the grandstand arena at~ and 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m . Sunday. It's the first time in the county for t)le state tiUist competition. Among jlrea contestants expected are five Huntington Beach youths. They are Michele ·Burgard, Suzanne Burgard, Victor J ohnson, Tamra White and Christy White. Marla Keith of Fountaln Valley is an entrant. • RODEO RIDING NOT FOR CLOWNING AROUND ·; Funny Men Needed to Distract Bull From Rider American Legion Freedom Post 345 of Irvine is co-host of the event with the state Junior Rodeo A6sociation. Tickets are $3.t'O adults, $2 for children 15 and under. Parking is through gate J off Vanguard Way at the fairgrounds. . A NEW DINING ADVENTURE mAnDAn1n CHINESE G•~rmet cu1s1Ne PEKING • SHANGHAI SZECHWAN • HUNAN Daily Lunch And.Dinner YowHod91dNOlhu- ... ..t Am Ctll9IJ (Former Chef of the Twin Oragon&-Anahelm) 1500 ADAMS A VE. IAt ....... """' - C:OSTAMISA S40.lt37 'Julia' Da~•oting Sensitivity ttJ HumaniSm Hailed By BOB THOMAS Tlloe"-latH P"H "JULIA" is a haunting evocation of memory, Lilli an Hellman's r e- col l ection o f her friendship with a girted schoolgi rl wh ose idealism led her t o tragedy i n Na%i Germany. Fred Zin- nemann ("From Here to Eternity," "The Nun's Story" displays anew his sensitivity in human re- Kc-.1 ol • S<Andatow mur0tr In 1197 lfl Italy. Director ~auro Molognlnl upeures Ille decadent mood "' , .. l*lctd, -llW .. c1a1 Is-_, -0.!Mleed wltll Ott>l<tlOM of 111111er<•-«Vln0. Tiie o .. r·•ll ettA'f """• P'O"*I I/lat 11/W Is ~e than a manikin. Clan-car 10 QIAl'lnlnl H ,,., 1ven9ln11 broll\er de(n0fl$trates ha c.,. pity ~mttlWl'O besldlS •buffoon. T.,. flfm llU not 11Hn r~ but 11 -Id Dore IY\Oll YOu<IQl .. '5. In lltllan Will\ Engll>llwlltltles •• coma. nie ~. lie-by Alec Gu• neH, Mark Hamltl anct Carrie Fl•N r. 11 unllarmly 90Qd, but tlle r•at '''" .,.. llW 1PKlal effed • ..Ollll< Cl'Otrly, ovt ,,., sat~allon Ii Ille COMCllMk>Nle doctor, MnSl11.ely pla1ff by Bibi -Min. Tlle lflm It •""'-by a stunnl1>9 pertOYmance by ICatllloen Quint..,, a deterVl"9 Nml,.. for Ac~y con.i0el'11lon. Rai.dPG. lationships. Jane Fonda tpE11cm::.::1~1a1=-::m::i1e1~:a:11:1~cs::s::1e11:11cs::::m:~is perfection as the ••A ll'llCE OIJ THIE ACTION" rtlu.rM ~Power -8111 Cosby In new roles, u master cr0<>h !Meclunllled by a nttl..0 COO, JMTMS Eerl .JonH. lfllo-'ting '°'an Inner· elf\' 'tOUlll <lfttt<. TM result Is part caper. part "Going My Way.•• Olrtttor Poitier dlHllan • 111ra ~ wllll tlW ectlon~K. -of au.· lie .,,..,_ ,_ 10 rea<ft IM ,..art, ano Illa $UnH will\ a tei.nteo Qroup of younQtlers recall tlle touching qualltln of "To Sir wlll'I L.ow." Tiie reiutt h en1ert1lnmen1 ot a com11e1t1ng kind. C»wnr•lfon: Cotby. ano Poitier play crlm111a1s wt1o 11 .. 1 ,,.,.,-,alt.It lrom the M411• -0111., non-eou•I ooportunlty employer"' Are llley rulty ou•lllJ.O to 1..0 QNtlO youtll to uMfvl llltfl l ReledPG. "ONE ON OHIE" 15 _,.;.; llappy lllftlnMr ""'ll'IM. an unprt1.en11o11s llfm brlmmln9 wllll lieart •nd t1111gl\ler. ~ Ban,un I• •11 un· d•nl nd baiketball hoUllol wllo '""" tN polfalls of an Mlllwti< lac:· tory. ~ -Ills latller, Jerrt s.tal, -e Ille _,. script, •11d La• CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HW't. LAGUNA NIGUEL t41C-Y...,l'~I 499-2628 496-5773 'Soulia Coad'• Fine•I CllUine IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 3U FOREST AVE. 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DANCING EMTERTAIHMEHT Suslne~'§men·s Lunoh Specials Sl.4'000 •COCKTAILS• f()OO TO GO IA"9'1ETS. r1t1YATI rAITIIS CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS HAPPY HOURS 4.-8 1750W Lincoln • Anaheim 991-0540 547 W 19th St •Costa Mesa 642-9764 A guide to community churches and thelreventa appear• Saturday• In the DAILY PILOT young Hellman, d e- Ji n eating h e r in- securities, her feminini· ty, her p assion for causes. Vanessa Red· grave is a perfect m atch as the ethereal Julia, and ' solid support stems from Jason Robards, Max- imilian Sch ell, H a l Holbrook and Rosemary Murphy. Rated PG. "OH GOOl"l\theh.t~l1u1pnw ol .... fall "'°" .. ,... .... , a wt>l~IUI co,,,.oy ,,.., refl'flfttt tne toul. The prtrt\I~ -•wt><OOlno. Oocl. IOOk· 1ng <ur lou~•v 111i1e • Je"'I"' comt<., •P. pe4r\ 10 ttwt •\\1~1.wit ~' 01 • C•IHornt• •uperm•r"-tL tHs 'U~iL ~·--t,,. •Ont to •lfth t'n~l they rt ~I~ • "°'*H Of "YOU LIGtlT UP' MY Llf'E" Is an """"" of Ille Ruby KH .. r tf!VjJCatl •bout a O.oll•ner•1 scruov•• to •l•r-.._ In 1917 11'5 Oiell tonn lryinQ to ~I allt.O In llle ...arkl of TV tOtn· ,.,,.<Cr.ts alld -""'~I<. Wiii '"" meh lt.dHpllefWr DUSlly '-'""' Uoe Sllwr I, $111 llan<e ISi-f'l•t~ I, •nd an °""'the··matce f1lm d'r•cfor IMIC'-1 Z:.Slowl1 Josepn Broo~• Meft\t to ~ye oorw ~t •II nttnMU K ..-tpr, <hre<.C-on .tnd mu1ofC. ~ ,. ha\ maioe Ml ff'"''' and "°"1•11ml't •Ouching Him. tt " f"O\ terrtbly •J1CU •"9. bt.i4 it ' • QOOd womM\ ' ~torv. • t•r•l1onthlw:,...,_. PG. mQI Fo-1......,Nly I"'\ Ir~ .. OW,,,. ••S wrtll.,.. lly ~rry G<tlC.1'1 ITV 1 .. MASH", •nO dlrf'<lf'd by Carl RtH'ltr, CWO \ii.Ir• PWnO'\ with (.om•dy ##A • • I 0 0 £ T 0 0 IS A " ' ' Jonft Otn~r •\ • 1~w•~oon. Mc cou•d rtprOdu(.., ~td W•r It oor'•Uort .,, Q•Y• uo r.Jng•ng -...... k. •ff ,... • lnbh \IYI• '""' '~ w"'11me AlllOJ C..rt c.oop.r -J•IN\ SI_.,, mov· <OUIO tearCAIVaff-. TI\41,....:tJKte I• ••t. Ciao<Ot Sur,_ ll -1etllon In IN lm_si ... -IN lluman st.,.i.t -""* rote. The r.ionv '' PG, llul IM lntelli9efttly tlr.cl.O. Aatfcl PG. IN lllm cont•IM lllli<t 1,,.1 wou10 o<ewnl lolmconta1ns.....cllO.llleflel090<e. a C. • "STAlt WAllS" h • 1-•rk film, "\.A CllANO •ou•OEOISE" ". • work ol ,...,, -ring ·-•Ntlon ll'•noly ..:teo, IO .. "'JIY pholoQr~ , ... , It Wiii Ml sl~r6' IOt YUr> lo NOW!! BOBWHITE PLUS LISTZ & COMPANY PclllCOH,DnlrM mont ~ dlrec1ed wllll •n un· dltrr.t-lng ol tllt C-OU\ K-Aet· ed PG. bvl ,,,.,.., llltle lo guido d1t14!,..., llbout. M(ME RATINOS FOR twtENTS AND WUNO~ , .. ..,.. ." • ., ..... , .,.,... ••• ,. <lt/ftffllf ,,,.,....,......,,,....,.,...,,., ......... , ..... ,,.,.......,,.,~ ........ ~ ., p 'Gr ....... ' .. , .... , .... ........ ~ ... .. .... """"""' ............ ··- BIG DOUBLE FEATURE OANCINGAND ENTlltT AINMENT TUE. THRU SAT. (PG) 20lll~IOMS · INMOI~ 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. " Sttl...._.,I ,,..._,, lest show 111 Hie C...tyl We co•ld ••• oll th••• oclfKtlYtt-..... -WCMt't. ..... .., .. , ........ _ or~· We,... yow'I co-Mck °""" DtMClltcJ. • ........................ ,. .. ....... .,.....,~ ..... o•r 111otlonto '••oro9• pnco i'"-ctwo. KOMA LAMES 2699 HARIOR ILVD. COSTAMISA 545-ft 12 ~ VflC:OO • 1100: RFIMl · l'OllllQ.( SAO· Wd WlfllD· JCKl !All! IW.I Y PETER • BLYTHE FON~ DANNER "FUn.JRE\VORLD" · HARaOR ot ADAMS. COSTA MESA, PHONt 5-46·3102. -... ------~ (R) PLUS LIZA MINNElll ROBERT OCNIAO IH "NEW YORK , NEW YORK" A DREAM CRUISE TO TME SOUTH f'ACIFIC •'ESCAPE UNDER oA•L Y.AT SAIL" s~~~~T 7 00 6 9·00 S:00-7:00 I t:OO ~MA 1 0 I _:_B~~O ) \\I II lll) HI\,, \Ill \ Id \IO\ ·11 1\1 .11111111 \Ill' •' °NOW TOGETHER "CAR HOPS'' "SILVER STREAK" NOW TOGETHER : edwards CINEMA WEST l Wfc.fMIN\TfR AT(,QLOIN W •',T i ilfF,1111-1'1-:~I ~'l:. B'U·H'i l PLUS (A) "THE • f.JAUOHTY SCHOOLGIRLS" S OAIL Y PILOT Friddy. October 26, 1977 RECORD REVIEW. 1.Jazz Giants' Popularity Timeless ! ByMICRAELPASKEVI<.:H ' Ol l• O•lly PlloU&Mt : While most o( today's pop bits are sure to s~nd trite and out-dated 25 years from now, s"1d, well-executed jau ls timeless. Which is wby jazz giants like Charlie Parker. ~a Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie, Coleman Hfwkins and Stan Getz are included in this look at{'new" jazz releases. These artists are part or a fine series of dauble-album re-issues on Verve Records, dis- tributed by Polydor. · However, before backtracking into the foun- d ation ol modem jazz, mention should be made or.albums on the German-based European Con- te1nporary Music (ECM) label, also distributed byPolydor. ECM JS THE ONLY label that truly qualifies as an ouUet for avapte-gardejau. From its con- sistently eye-catching cover art to plastic-lined inner sleeves (a rare company policy), ECM recordsexUde an air of h.igh producllon vaJue. Representing the so-called "serious school" of )azz, ECM artists -including virtuoso pianist Keith J arrelt, guitarist Ralph Towner and drum. m~r Jack DeJohnette -are sometimes criticized for taking their music a touch too seriously. Tbe ECM sound accents abstract tone colors, shifting rhythmic patterns and subdued emo- tional substance. Melody lines are·otten elusive. or in the case of DeJobnette's "New Rags,'' eliminated altogether. · There's no such thing as jazz-rock fusion on ECM and no-reliance on musical cliches. Its a rt.Jsts specialize in painting spacious musical landscapes. ON FIRST HEARING, Towner's relaxing "Solstice" or J arrett's latest, "The Survivor's Suite," may just float by, leaving the listener im- pressed by technical brilliance but little else. But give the albums a few serious listens and n whole new musical world is likely to open up. ECM albums cover a wide esoteric range. from the sitar explorations of Colin Walcott's ··Grating Dreams'' to the more accessible feel of vibra phonist Gary Burton's "P assengers.'' For starters, Towner/Burton's early •·Matchbook" is highly recommended as are any of J arrett's solo piano recitaJs, particularly COntest Open Entries for tbe fifSt Orange County Original Playwrights' Festival are being sought by the Orange County Arts Alliance. · ' • First pril:e-and honorable mention will be awarded in each category with the winning plays being perlonned by a county theater group. Allentriessbouldbepostmarkednolaterthan D~. land sent, along with a $Scheck to Orange County Library, Playwrights' Festival, Chris .MeSparren, 431 City Drive South, Orange 92668. Checks should be made payable to Orange County Arts Alliance, Dramatic Committee. • .. "Staircase" and "The Koln Concert. .. IF EC.1\1 ARTISTS ARE able to outgrow lhc1r small cult following through added exposure. they may soon reach the stature or the artists on the foUowing re·releases- Ella Fitzgerald, "The Rodgers and Harl Songbook," Verve, <VE -2-2519). This collectors item, recorded an LA in 1956 features Ella's exquisite treatments of 34 songs from 20 shows and films spanrung Rodgers and Hart's first and last Broadway successes <1925-43). It includes classics Uke "Bewitched ·· "My Funny Valentine," and ''Johnny One Note'." Good sound quality and the velvet tones of Ella make this a must. ·•Afro-Cuban Jazz," Verve, CVE-2-2522>. The roots or today's salsa, featuring the legendary Machito and Chico O'Farrill rhumba bands of the late '40s and early 'SOs. Diizy Gillespie's Orchestra, arranged by O'Farrill, is featured on the side four "Manteca Suite" and Charley Parker offers a wonderful alto solo on Machito's .. Afro-Cuban Suite:' ··111 THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY . MAMM'S "114E SPY WHO LOVED ME" SO. COAST Jlill ,,.,, __ ~~1..-lPGI t1111Mtu , . · >111tt1Jt11 'FROM NOON TILL THR.Er(PGJ S6W/ll ,_, ....... ,, __ JJM.1'.H-11 ... MANN'S SO. COAST PWl ws..n-r *ml .,M THE REALM OF lliE SEHSES .. fXJ '"EMMANUEi.LE" I UiCWkiJIASwiil ..... tiili· I . f.A,_,n-t:IJH _ •Ill•-. MAO'S "OH, GOD11 CPGI CIMEMALAMD WUl(D.US MIUe.IMW 6:45-1:30.10:15 = UT/SUM _____ l:J0.3!1S.S:OM!4W:l0.I0: 15 ,.,,.... A WDAU-1111 ,,.,, __ ~, ""MAKED RIDER'" CRJ ...,...,$ __ ,_ UT/WM-•IMllt nu,.,.• "IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES"' ()() "IMM.AHUIU.I'" Inconsistent sound does litUc to dampen the exuberunce of these important sessions and Bob lllumenthaJ 's liner notes are quite informative. Di zzy GiJlespie/Stant Getz. "Diz And Getz," Verve (VE-2·2521). Two bilJiant mid·SOs Jam sessions featuring Oscar Peterson, Herb Ellis, Ray Brown and Max Roach (1953), and Sonny Stitt, John Lewis, Ellis, Brown and Stan Levy (1956). Heavy into bc·bop and swing, this is simply c lassic material: featuring Duke Ellington's "l Let A Song Go Out of My Heart.~: BEN WEBSTER/Coleman Hawkins "Tenor· Ciants,"Verve, (VE-2·2520). ' Two maste rs s howing why they are still heavy influences on today's best tenor s ax players. , Recorded in the late SOs, the mood ranges from the tender "Maria" to the blistering "Blues For Yolanda." Roy Eldrige, (trumpet>, Jimmy. • Jones (pia,po>, Les Spann (Guitar) and Jo Jones (drums), contribute to a fine 20-minute rework-~. ~~-: ing of Ellington's "In a Mellow Mood." If He could do His number on the Red Se~ ••• and brin1 .. . l tu: nt,1nr1qtHH•lftt \h(JfltJly 111•1t•c.. U\•J',t! pcuplt· 1111 11111,tn•11ed to VH'WHl!J "" h flint\ so 1!~µ1111ty Pl"\''"'""· nut ff') .11t<!11d . ~the championship to the i '69'Mets •• ··why should it De so hard to. believe He's.back again? A CARL RE\NER. F\LM ••• '" e. J~s it funny! A JERRY WEINTRAUB PRODUCTION I •. GEORGE BURNS • JOHN DENVER • "OH, GOD!'' • TERI GARR • DONALD PLEASENCE • Based on the Novel by AVERY CORMAN • Screenplay by LARRY GELBART Produced by JERRY WEINTRAU B • Directed by CARL REINER ·----·--·-'-W Sult• Ana Frwy. neuCh1pmtn · Orenge •558-7022 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ' . I I ~ ROCK TALK • F11day, October 28, 1977 "'7 l OAIL Y PILOT .., Overdubs Fall Under 'Geneva' Pact ~··:, Jagger -Jokes About Woes of Producing First Live Album BylJSA)lOBINSON '"We wanted to put a live album out ages ag<> but coul~'t.'' said Mick Jagger. ••t>eeause Alie.a Klein. w wboe-.er was suing us, wouldn't Jet us. But we had a Jot ol Jive tapes, 'Dd now, weU ••• · n was in ourCOdtract. we promised we would.'' The result is the double live LP set., "Love You Live.'' currently in the top 10 of all three trade pubUcaUons• tBillboard, Casbbox, Record World) charts. What people might not know is that when a ll"OUt> gets to1etber to put together a live album. occasionally, they add some overdubs. Jsn't this •'cheating?" · into a nice, verging-on-middle-aged , quiet band Just trying to make their music? ''Not quite, no.·· he s miled. lN NEW YORK CITY, Milos Forman 1s directing the film version of ''Hair" and what you'll see on the screen may be a caricature of tbe original Broadway show. The cast is made up or unknowns, Twyla Tharp is doing the choreography <which will have a huge ettect on the way the film looks as well as possibly changing movie dancing forever). and the costumes are exaggerated versions of what hippies wore in the late 1960s ••• cu~f aborts with knee-length boots, long cupcs with Cringe and embroidery. The songs are the same <remember .. Good !\lorning Starshine," ''Hair"?), but with slighUy d1 ff ~rent (disco?) treatments to bring them up t.o ·date. IN ENGLAND. JOHN BONHAM has started his own construction company ••• David J ohansen went into New York's Record Plant last week to record his eagerly awaited solo LP ..• Already released in England is "Roxy Musi c's Greatest Hlts' ·; it should be out here by the end of the m onth ••• Neil Diamond will de- but some of the new material from bis new LP on hjs Nov. 17 T V special. Mwi.cians Contest Announced ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ FRESNO -The Rotary Young Artist Awards Competition wltl be held Jan. 28 and 29 at the Fresno Convention Center, it was announced today by a spokesman tor th e Fresno Philharmoni c Orchestra. SEE IT AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME! AT EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE CARS ON DISPLAY INTHE LOBBY' REMEMBER: ALWAYS LET ·THEWOOKIE WINI The competition is open to any vocalist 19 to ~ .......... 35 who is a resident of or MICK JAGGER .. We hardly overdubbed anything:• Mick ~aid ... I just admit that sometimes I have over- dubbed the voice, or something that didn't come l out. But we hardly touched this at all. Just a bit ~ -to make it better. ••LOOK," HE EXPLAINED," if you've got a vocal group onstage and the mikes aren't work· fog, or if the sound is messed up on one mike on<> night, I don't think that's cheating if you fix it. ''And the overdubs on this are definitely Jes~ than on the last one. The overdubbing is done un- der the Geneva Convention of Overdubbing Ll ve Albums of 1967 •••• ··he laughed. After hearing so many live tapes of the same performance, how can one possjbJy tell the dif- ference? "You can't, and it drives you absolutely crazy," Mick said. THE Sl'ONES ARE CURRENTLY record· ing their next studio LP in Paris. "We have all I these songs for the next album, .. Mick told me re· , cently, "and I think we shouJd get them down Then maybe we'll tour. Having a new program or songs would definitely make 1t a more interest ing tour." Docs Jagger sec the Rolling Stones gro~·ing 'Finding tliL ont~1ovt .•• is finding yourse(f. HEIKHS (PG) A TURMNU05TER COMPANY PROOUCT\ON "HEJtOES• PREVIEW TONIGHT, 8:45 8:00 AT BRISTOL AT CINEDOllE "DAMNATION ALLEY" (PG> ~NG FOR MR. GUODBAR'°' (Rl . .. "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" 0 THE STING:' (PG) # "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" "THE oee~·· (PG\ _"YOU LIGHT UPMY LIFE" "FUNNY LADY" (PG) M.....oA STUDIO 8IOIEAIC PREVllW ~,......11 P ~- ··o NE ON ONE" (PG) .. BITETHE BULLIT' ·,.SMOKEY & THE BA'NDfT". "THE STING" (PG) "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" "SHAMPOO" (R) "KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE" (A)· "TUNNEL VISION" "THE GROOVE TUBE" .. FLASH.GORDON" (R) "DAMNATION ALLEY" •13DAYSOFTHE CONDOR'' (R) enrolled in a college, un- i verslly or accredited co nservatory in California, Oregon , W asb io gton , Idaho, Nevad a, Utah, Arizona, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexicd, Alaska or Hawaii. Seeing 'Star Wars' at Edwards Newport Cinema la like seeing it for the first time -an experience Incomparable anywhere. Our huge 75x35 foot screen (the largest indoor movie screen In Orange· County) and our exhtffratfng six track Dolby stereo sound system totally envelop you . in the action: You don't "watch" ft, you're part of It! The force, the full force Is with you at Edwards nasr PBJZE is $1,000 and appearances with the Fre s no Philharmonic. Second prize is $:i00. Information aod entry blanks are-available by writin• the Fresno Phi l harmonic Orchestra. 1362 N . Fresno St., Fresno. Calif. 93703. All entries must be returned by Jan. 2. This year's competi· lion is tbe 20th straight for res idents in 13 Western states. _ Newport Cinema. "JULIA' IS A GEM ••• JANE FONDA IN HER FINEST ROLE ••• VANESSA REDGRAVE IS GLORIOUS!! GeneSh•llt Experienced Dally At 7:30and10:00 and on Saturday & Sunday at 12.:00 -2:30 - 5:00-7:30and10:00 .. JANE FONDA ANO VANESSA REDGRAVE · ARE CLOSE TO PERFECTION." '.t . Ne-.weeJc Magazine ~ ·~ 20th CENTURY·fOX Presents ·" A RICHARD ROTH Presentation of A FRED ZINNEMANN Fifn1 .(' JANE FONDA VANESSA REDGRAVE -----JUUA----- " ~l~ing JASON ROBARDS HAL HOLBROOK ROSEMARY MURPHY and MAXtMILIAN SCHELl~hann" Directed by Produced by Screenplay by . Based upe>n the story by FRED ZINNEMANN RICHARD ROTH ALVIN SARGENT LILLIAN HELLMAN ' DAILY AT 5:30-8:00-10:15 SAT. & SUN. AT 1 :00..:J:15 5:30-8:00-10:15 Music by GEORGES OELERUE -· "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." "A hell of a lot of fun .. brlms with adventure. charm and marvels. I roved it." Joc~l()°'t~,...~- lA MltlMIA • • l.AUWOOD • WAt.• Nlf aA"GAHif "'1ttC:t. It M -DAY""" s.\tUllDAY ~"-Pl ·~--..... LA MlllADA. ONLY SUNO .. V•. MOUO..VS U >0 IO .. oo --·--c:• ON OOD<Nt k--OUMl •IL llAlll'PGt .,.._ N.V.W nL 2 M •·"'°' DMINAnoM ALUY~ ...• ,., .... _ ......... ..-o.c: ~._. •rn.., ._. fl'll•tuna . ~-,,...- s..,. ........ & ._._. --·-OllANllll -' .. 2 ......... _. __ . ___ ......,.._,,....,_..._ ,_., ..... --· o.a...1 • • • -~:1 ' . ~-l f, .1.·. 11 ,, :·. ... (Ii ·' •4 A. .',!,•'I, I• E:Eim •10••1•, ~lft ... ----llOUllCOUllR ... ~ •77 .,...~ 1 ....... tAt11t t.~Ol-...... Cll a.DIVll'INIOHTMAlllCtO. llqUUCOASTttt '"' ~w A...oaT '77~ ... _....~ ----noNMLIYC"lt 11\411 a.o..t(Nt .-......- • ITM :._•ofU4(l) YAJU •.rn•cet -·--~- -. .. \ .. -.: . ~ ' ' ., ., ·." .... . :.~ Q . DAILY PILOT Friday. October 28, 1977 Punk ROck Outgrowth of Alienation? I By PETER J. BOYER punk -the weird dress and rebellious ~ehavior thal go with the sound -do not figure into the LOS ANGELES (AP) -In case you haven't music's prominent criticism. noticed, something called punk rock is going The hedonistic craziness or punk, its orgy. ·around. lt gives some people green hair and has orientation, disdain for order, the masochism. been known to cause headaches in others. are actually placed in the music's plus column The people with the green bair are those by those analyzing punk's potential. Critical who've caught. the punk contagion and like it; comment, meanwhile, seems to dwell more on members of the Blank Generation, teen.aged the music's backward simplicity and lack or reckless riders of the New Wave. Folks with the artistic merit. headaches are those who've heard punk rock and But if punk music is indeed a step back, its don'tlike it, butthink they should. detractors say, the form thus spells its own PUNK ROCK -loud. fast and simple -is a reacUon to the elaborate spinnings or musical fancy being churned out by the pop music . establishment. It. is . those in the know say, an ex. There are s ... e sigJu tlaat · t'lte neec toaee toHI fllllcldfl 9rote old msd tltat p.,.k, al~ b jwak. pression or the listless 1970s, a musical style born of cynicism and alienation. The ·sos gave us Elvis and the greasers, the '60s, the Beatles and 'hippies. The '70s g ive us punk, with its concomitant sociology of drunkenness, apathy and anarchy, and the plain old fun or buying green or orange hair dye and dressing up funny to shock the old folks. Lovers of the form took heart. when the giants in the record industry began to pay atten- tion to the punk, or new wave, bands. There was a stampede lo sign some groups, and it seemed like punk might be king. doom. Art backward bound does not grow. FINALLY, THERE is the bottom line in the great big business or pop music -does it sell? To make it really big, records need air play. Not just on progressive big.city F M stations, ~,!$Ju~!h'!A "191e 4'1i9h ceat ef • Ir•• tfllde" niUltS.l'ltl-7:00 & t :OI 5.AT-J:JO.J:IH :OO •=•~10 >o 1 I.A. fftWY IMANCHUTER f)(J O.G. fRWY1~~1Y DR. EX.I wher e the with·it jocks can play what they will, bul in Memphjs, m .Dallas, in St. Louis and Cleveland. AM rockers in places like Peoria have to play the stufr for success, and they won't play it unless it's too big to ignore. And too big to ianore, punk rock doesn't seem to be. "ROLLERCOASTER" WlDAYS · 7:ff·f'.20 S4T/SUN • 2:J0.4:4S 7:15-t-.lO "..._eoHTO MOtfTI C:.uLO" , .. .... Sot,.._ :i:tW<>..- "HIYlll A DUU MOMIHT' JIJ• s.t/--1'.J5 FOUNT&WVALL£V • tNf l41\I" •• .......... .i .. '·-·· .... -..... "ONI OM ()NI" Cf'GI WUJ>U1.H "''JWM-1:41..1<) .. ., .. "UFIGUJ..RD• "" "'''--~»1'.H " ... lllGOl$TO MONTI C,UlC)" CGI -.uu.u UT~L ... t H ·uce POI. YOutl UR. CHA&UI H OWH" .......111.u \AT -..1-U .. l •t Secrets kept hidden for 100 years are now revealed. limited 1naaa111eat Inds Soon WELL. JS PUNK rock the ultimate ex- pression of the musical soul of the '70s? Could be. But there are some signs that the new wave will quickly grow old and that punk, alas, is junk. I A "rtlCI OF THI ACffOH• 'P V "G41MUU UUY'4 INI IL-----------' HARBOR _________ 1 Cesta Mesa 646-0573 Perhaps the most ominous or these signs is the fact so many people think that punk ... well. s tinks. Nol just the chrome·domes who think all rock music is bad, but folks who should have a lit- tle more respect for the stuff iJ it's going to be the biggest musical statement or a generation. Nole: Harvey Kubernick, West Coast writer ror England's bigges t rock magazine, Melody .Maker , says he has been writing about punk for more than a year. HE FOLLOWS IT. analyzes it, writes about it. but here are some of his random personal comments on punk. "lt i s boring, three-chord music without melody •.• dingy vocals and -0ne-line s ta t ements. It can't last past Christmas." Kim Fowley, cre1lt.or of the female t.ffn·age punk group, the Runaways, says the music "is boring and I hope it goes away soon ... Jt doesn't have any substance ... It is a reaction to black disco music, and because el Ulat, it won't last." Another or the beJJs that may be tolling tor punk is it's most pleasing element -the fact punk is "rock and roll getting back to basics," as Warner Bros.• Bob Merlls put it. ALMOST EVERYBODY who is looking for a reason to like punk uses the phrase, "back to basics." Wha~ they mean, one s upposes, is the driving, simpllstic punk sound is amateurish. Strangely enough, the. b~ as.pects of UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE COMMITTEE FOR ARTS PRESENTS: IRVINE CHAMBER PLAYERS Friday, November 4-8:00 p.m. VIiiage Theatre Concert includes Miniature Suite by . Abe M ost for oboe, clarinet, v iola, bassoon ; Quartet in D major for Flute and Strings by W. A . Mozart. This concert is-made possible by grants from . the Music Performance Trust Funds of the American Fed eration of Musicians, Local 7, and the Committee for Arts. FREE * *.FREE Open to the public without charge. SOl"fll ('0 .\ST I HI A• kl l fl r, 1 1 ... A Hf A! H 1o4I • \ -1 6:45,M ~-s.t. -S-.1:45 1HEATREI---... Allegro NonTroopo ,_lltt!M-~-~ ~~\f&&lm~ THIATU II""',,._. _ __., "K&nUCIY. FllED MOVIE" ·,., . -n1MMB. V1$10M~ 1-=-~1 .. ."....~(/>\ 'A KIMTUC«Y F«llO MOVll '"" V "CHOOVt TUii" lll ~,. \O~.,,_ ~<~ ,Pt; 'tria! 'W....,._7"' Sm tbp 2-~IOp.111. ''H.UID IJDU" "C.U HOf'S" Ill A.-"SUSPIRIA" (R) V · "HOUSl IY nfl LAKI" <;l_,ong BeacJi GvicCLigltt Opera ! J)fesents Meredith Willson'a ' rvtD'" ~ four great w11kands. )UUi.~ opens Oct. 28th JiUSIC featuring the famous LONG BEACH JUNIOR CONCERT BAND FRI (8:30 pm) $6.50, 15.50, 4 .60, 3.00 SAT (1:30 pml 17.50, 6.50, 15.50, 4,00 SUN MAT 12:00 pml SIS.SO, 4.50, 3.50, 2.00 petformllneft It JORDAN Tii~ATRE t500 Atl•ntic: AWi. Wrlt9: LB. CMc Lltht OtNre P.O. Box 20280, L.B. 90801 ra 'Phone432-7926 C'nt0n•nd drln on In ••• _.,,,.,,....., ,,,.,,.., ,..,.,..,,. aollon In lownl -- 'ESCAPE under SAIL' ---.,._ - nfl SA~ 'WOIU>'S "lt40~S~" INOw PLA viHGf . CENTURY 21 Analleim 712-1~2 ORANGE MALL Dranre 637-0340 CINEMA WEST Yf estminstlr 892-4493 A profeulonally produced full length color motion picture. A HUlng hlm from d nematorrapher Karl ~errlch. U you've ever drea~ of sallm1 olJ in uarcb of a SO SEA PARADISE this entertaining film Is for you and your family. DON'T MISS IT! 0.. w.-CW, Oct. Ult ... MeY. I et lbWAIDS UOO ntiftl l41t Vie~ ......,....__'7HHI na.ta A• ..... At C ... '• Ledw-641-1711 DAILY: 7:00 It f:OO SUNDAY: l·l-1-7·9 A ROIUT014R1m·lftl.'J TI~'Kl!lt l.,.\kt,,. ~KEN R\m.l f.r. RUDOLF NUREYEV 'VALENTI NO' <R) LESLIE CARON · MICHEU..E PHIWPS .... CAROL KANE CO·HIT AT BRISTOL WOODY AUEN·OIANE KENTON "LOVI! A DEATH" t•tt$.H,.._ '°"'"'""~ •"*"-•1'1111 •13' l lOt -I PUNK ROQK. MUSIC,_. Ywr Let The "Gold Disc Twin" f'ro•l«M TM H ST: Dltc.J.cti.y, YOUR Millie -9 Di...-... 5-4 Sri,._ CDB CHAWE'S DISCO IUSIMESS Cllertle: 7l4-tSS.J5H o..y;Jll4tMf4 t.tcensed l212's . Insured Brass OWi •19'6 I J Designers and Decorators Welcome Display Showroom -148 E. Garry Ave., Santa Ana Off S. Main St., between .Alton and Dyer · '546--6600 Open 1().4Monday1hr0 Saturday '1'LLEGRO NON TROPPO"is not one of tho5e"foreign ·art'fi!ms·.:_" tt·s. an anim2)tedfeature-:-/., A hilarious parody of "FANTASIA':1 (Some people so so far•as ~o &a~ . it nas the best animation in the last !.2 ~ears!) -----. CO-HIT AT CINEMA CtlfrEJt I Co.HIT AT CllNMA WHT "WIZARDS'' "THE LINCOLN _ CONSPIRAcY" 9MIY ...... POITIER COSBY FROM Fash ion I sland N e:wp.ort Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBO -· Foday. Oc:lober ,2A.. 1977 DAILY PILOT (;9 by Brad Anderson BOOMER by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz CvNGk'AfVt.,ArtOtJS! 1..IAr'S i i.J€- WtNNl~G MOMS6~ ...OW CAN t iELL IF l~A L.IE7 '1'0M£? 00 '/OU.. A~HfM QIAE41tON~? ~ ''It nwlt'be alt ea~uake ... Every egg rn the refrigerator just cracked!" Science Column: ... and so rur sun is expected to g"r8.d. - uallydie odt i.n about two billion years. by Tom Bathlk All of which makes it thore imperative that we switch to the use of coal immed:iately! WH,ATSlZf NE.CK DOES you~ Fl.CA HAVE? t WON06~ II= 5t.UG60 ~ C>OINC7 WHA i THE TEAC,..ER TOL.0 US iO DO IF YOU WER€ A REAL OWL. '1'00 KNOW W~AT 't'OU'D DO? f~AT15 WHAT lf'O(J'D DO IF t<OU WE~E A REAL. 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October 28 1977 MOVIE PERSONALITY Swi,ss Watches Co-stars Talents By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES' (AP) -For ao actress who kne\; no English two years ago, Marthe Keller is doing wonderfully well in American-made mov- ies. Producer Robert Evans chose her to appear opposite Dustin Hoffman in "Marathon Man" and Robert Shaw and Bmct! Oern in "Black Sun· day." She is currently starring opposite AI •. Pacino in "Bobby Deerfi~d." Billy Wilder cast f~ her as the Garbo-like star in his r ecently com· plctcd "Fedora." ··How did I learn English?" she asks. "In a hotel room, watching television. I watched the , whole night and listened to everything -the news, movies, basebaJl games and commercials. • I liked 'Sesam e Street• best. SJOCK LIMR'ED . TO REMS ON HAND SOYABETIER'. GET JIERE EARL 1!!. I, "I hate school, so I didn't want to take any English lessons. What better way to learn than to listen to every kind of voice in every situation on television!" She speaks well and she has added English lo fli er Swiss, German, French and Italian. That 1s. she s peaks well about almost everything except her off.screen romance with Al Pacino. Then her v-0icc resembles the glaciers in her native Switzerland. Viewers of ··Robby Deerfi eld" may recognize an added something in the Jove ~cencs between Paci no and Keller. They are con· "vincing as ao odd couple -she a free·spiritcd ltali~n aristocrat with a health woblcm, he u stoic American race driver who sJ1"urns all emo· lional commitments. r.1 any critics have been turned orr by "Bobby Deerfield," terming it a "Love Story" on wheels. Marthe Keller 's ailment is just as mysterious and as fatal as Ali MacGraw's, and Pacino in his nerveless way can be just as stuffy us Ryan O'Neal. Rut the similarity ends there. Pictorially stunning, "Robby Deerfield" is an arresting 1 study m male-female relationships, something American films haven't treated in recent times. "We sat around a table working out the scenes. so that when we came to film them, there was not need lo ask 'Why?' or'Why not?' "It is beautifW to work with talented people. They all have one thing in common, actors like Dustin and Al and Lalij'ence Olivier: They make you I ok good. 'SESAME STREET' BOOSTS CAREER Marthe Keller Learna Engffah From TV --- l(Z~,... ._. ~ -~·~~ T ~.OOTOll: MANY; MANY MORE UNADVERTISED IN STORE.SPECIALS!! -· . ·--·-- ... FOLLOW THE 1 I SEARCH .LIGHTS • " r f ~OIY llr COfldlllOn~ ... ec!Sllift CIVlt..,_INhC. -''°"' _ .,._ -•--'9 delu•• ·-C.O\r•t1. Gull accent pa.&ftt tt11pea '°''' oencn .. a.1s/rech""' -· ...,.,111oon lytl""1 400 CID V-4 el>Qo~. aH Wl'/I -w.._ wsw radiM ,,. ... (-eft"'"C• 9f-. clay/dale Cloe~ Ill .. _ -· l"'99'11P -__,..,., oeiull• """'--· aJt CO•lCJll_/Niect_, ptOICICllOn 9'0..0 IW .O ~---Ser 16800ISlk. t•S60 1973 CHEY. MAUIU20001 V-8. automatic, air, power steering, power brakes. {425HPL) 1975 vw IUG 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM/FM tas)e. 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IJS343 1973 LTD llOUGHAM 4 DOOR V-8, automatic, air. power steerlnQ. power brakes, AM/FM radio. tilt. cruise. vinyl roof •. (041KBU) s1999 1976 Fl 50 SUPER CAB V-8, automatic, air. power steering. power brakes. AM/FM tape, bucket jump seats. tess than 5000 mi., six pack OH shell, white s'Poke mags & tires. (1F17945) s5799 FORD ' 1972TOYOTA Ca&CA 4 cylinder. 4 speed, rad"t0. (963FTH) . s2299 1969 YW IUG 4 cylinder, 4 speed, new RWL and chromo mags. CZBD727) s1799 I .,, DAILY PILOT Friday. October 28 \9// PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE , CITY OF ('OST/\ t\IF.SA C'ALH'O RNIA NALYSI . OF FllNO BALANCES EXHIHIT ".\" Jl'l'i£ JO, 1977 Fund Fund Balances Transrers No. Fund 01 General i Pavroll Capital Outlay La nd Acquisition Equipment Replacement 08 Self-Insurance Fund 11 Spec. Gas Tax Str. Im prov. -Sec. 2107. I 12 Spec. Gas TaxStr. Improv. -Sec. 2107.5 13 Spec. GasTaxStr. Jmprov. ·Sec. 2106 JI Street Ughting District E ·Vehicle Parking District No.1-Improvement Vehicle P arking Dis trict No. 1 -Acquisition Vehicle Parking District No. 2 -Improvement Vehicle Parkin g District No. 2 ·Acquisition as 41 51 52 58 M 11 41 ~ &l " 85 • . rr ti. 92 IS N 17 19740pen Space Bond Debt Service Fund Traffic Safety Water Acreage F ees &Improvements Golf Course Leisure Services 1974 Open Space Acquis. & Developmt. Fund Anti-Recession -Fiscal Assistance Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Fund ··s·· Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Fund ''C · · Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Fund "o·· Federal Revenue Sharing Trust Fund "E .. Comprehensive Employment Training Act Community Development Act Fund Trust Bond • 1911 Act Community Redevelopment Agency -Admin. 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'Trelfk Engj,_1~ $1rMtM•l- $tN•I Ll9hllllll ....... ry &.aialu"t Xlv1CD•AdnbllfSU"4ll-. -P ... u•P•ll••~ -R.u..tlan tlOft·Constrvc:llon TOT AL EX PENDi TURES S&LN~IU~ fllNO Al\llNUH Mntril>ulilln$ lrom EmPloVIHIS QIMrlbuU_l,....,Cltv ""'""'.. ,.. ""° C.E. T .A. Fund COMm"nltv 0.WlllP'*\l Ad Flllld Antl·Rt«U!On Furci Community R-wlopmtnl A9tlKY FUnrt TOlAl.R(;VENUl:.S • I ltP tfCDITVRU "'dmln1stretltn 1Emp1ovH a.n.ou (ompreM"'I,.. Mulllplv 1.1.o!llW TOT Al. EXPENOI TURES J.000. ..... 1~1. •1..S••· '"·~2. 12,116 1',111. .... ;ies. '4',.U. o .m. 1<1,701. pi.oM:I*: 24,"2. ll.G81. J,Sll. 11s,.,.. •.. .,,. 114.t ll. ~t.1 ... .. ,114. 2tl,10t. • ..._.,m. -.a. b.t,ISI. 1,7SS,J.2L :>,no,ia. 1,'91 .... 116,a. •.m. 11,'JllO. t ,7Jl. n,n• ,.., .... .ns,St•. ~1.001. )l•.'70. //0,102. ~,110. .,,,ne. 457,.ttS. nm llU:tJ¥ ,.,~ a,Ul. m 7TJ. .,,4 $ M,2!62. 3",JU wMB· llEVIHUU Property Tb•H Siew S<ill....,tions· .....,._,..,.l lilltml>llon -llu>1,..,,s 1n~tory E•mpl1011 M lscell•"-lntortl# l01 ... l.REVENUES EXl'ENDIT\lllU ProMllMll P..,.....,1 °"Bono. tnterul Pev..-1on Bond• MISt~llt-• TOl AL EXPE.NDI IURES REYINUl.S Court Flnt> EXl'ENOITURIS C<IC>llal '"'.,.. .............. Tt•lll< ~I · F .. ,,,,.._ 11wo Slr .. t l.19"11119· Pl«tmo• Awnue Strffl L1Qhllll9• l'•lrvlew Aoao RIOht.111rn ~I • Hart100 S.ktf' -•Ir 1 rtttl< Conlro11 ... •·Hartior/SUl\flo-r ~ly Tr.tll< Conlrolk"· llalLWIS.Db Trallk Sl9nel. EJttn<ia HIQll Sc- TOTALEXPENOI TURES '2l4 ... I. ,IOERAI. .. IVENU~ SHAii i NG _,,ND "E" IS,.2~. u,.,,, 119, 11 1.VIENUIES --p·u-,n""';.· F-••1 c. .. 1 lnt.,.nl *1000.. TOTAL REVENUES s ' IXPENOIT\IRla lOl-;:t NOll•O.SN-UI --.J#""f""z..,;,@.,.1 Fl,,.,,Cl•I ~I Sylittn lml)lan1enu111on So<l•I Ptoor.om ~rt !*,ISi JOlftl T r.itl< $!UOY wllll N-1 8e8''> Ra~r •IO<Y 8rNlft1f'Q Sy,1- Ctpltal lmpr()Wmanl\ Sl•Ml lmprowmenl. Fvllt'1on • L JOln ~· l;lr~tl Malntl!Nl\U Pr09ran1, !'a I• Strt•I M•1n...-<t Pr09•am. 1u .. 11 T(JIAI. £1.l'ENOl IURES W~llll l\CllEAOl lllEISAHD IMPllOYEMINT FUND •EVINUES SliOdlYlsion Chaloo• IXf'ENDITUllU Waler Wall la-C:O.lf ltlVENUE~ Gr-t\'"' F-ef'\ C.ontr•cttMI Ptyni4.·nt fr~ ( luthOU'"' OP-t1t10t TOI Al. REVENUE.~ IJCl'lltOIT\JRU Aomlnhlraloon M••nttnen<t ~llAcllv11tes ¢al>lltl 1~.._,. lnMall ~rt Pal"' lffw llUUVGm6 • MHa LI,,.,. COU< Ml Fence A....,. Ctr1 PM,... Pl•nt Tr-· V«l4us Lo<tllon> Ctrpetlla • GOii GourM Cl11bn0utt TOTAi. EXPENDITURES ....... Jle,)01. Jf )~t) . , .. Jll. I JIS •..-O. mHlt: 1'140 PEN SPACE ACQUISITION AllO OIVILOPMENT 'UNO llllYENUl.J 1nt..-ou Aenl .. Oi 8\llldl"O' Ae~"'bU~l fr(lf"l"I fr1o.1,1 f.und TOTAl.RE\IENUE!> EXl'ENOITURE.S c.ap1 l•I I m.,...,....mtnl~ O>W S7~ Clj~ f "'''•' "'"'"' (ltPEl"01TU1t•> AOll +r. ff •I '" NUU\•l•\I I ... I ••••• ~ f\ I tQo ntv-f 'ilU'' tt0U,1t•t.1J;•N t>tl1t.1t'()t' 101,.1..l •'"'E.NUllUltt~ C.OMMUNIT'Y lllOEVEl.Ol'MEHTflUND .... ......... ,.u •• ,, ..... ~fVENUtiS Pro1Mrh l•141• )""t• S.Ubv.nt•Uf"t.' tt~t\9f' t E ••mphon 11u .. nn> ln .. nlbr1 f•s lnl.-•MI M'U• ltef\C"OV• I nt.C'""' IQ1AI. l<l VEl"Ul, l[)(PENOITUllES Ad1t,•f\1\U'Ahon Pl•nn•"G .,.,, ... ano 011.101' 101 ALE.kPENOITURES COMMUNITY REDIEVEl.OPM[NT "UNO ltt .. tv1114 F- Rll.VE,.UES Mtl'l.tal Of th11•0•nQ\ Inter•'' s 1,MO". 1 .... 1. II 7'lt. 'l~ ,,, .JO,OW. \IJ,Oll· JI.-. 11,021. .1~,e ~.m. 212. PUBLIC NOTlC (•; ~" .. Wl'llUOlt tOV"10, THE $UTIEOFtAl.11'0RHIA l'Olt I HE GOUHTY 011' OMAN GI! "•"''~ NOT IC( OF HllAIUNO OI' 'ITITIOH j<OR PROllATIE Of WILi. ANO •Oii 1.IETTlllS TESTAMENTARY AND AUfHORIUITIOH TO ADMIHIUl!R UNDEA THE INDEPENDENT AO· MINISTllATIOH0' EnATE$ACT E•l•I• ot l.OVlNIA BOu(>1NOT, O•te•\•d NOTl(.l I\ HlHl.l.l'I' C.IV&N th.II ROIH:R I l 80UblNOT I •• 111eo ,...., ~•H. °" t11.on IUt Prooott-Ot W1I' ..tnd IOI l\.\U•C"t.f' u• ltt t .. 11 t l ••..-n-nt•f' v 10 ow f•~tUU)"•' .t•MJ ~vu11o1111al1Qi' to .J rnuh\hlf' U"lof• "''''",. \lf\dt.• t~ ln~&lt'n f.k'1\\ /\Qo1mntr•Uuu OI l\\at\'\ At I t• h.·r•n<• tu wll1t.I\ 1\ •II~ tor furtM• pi;t l•(Ul•t ~. MWJ tt\dt \nit lltM-"" pl.Ce ot hw•r h'tO tttt \.tltW htU a.en M:t fl>' NO\f•fnO.,. I,. 1911. o• 10 00 •.fh • in the tourtHM)f'1 of Oepulm•n1 No.Jo• "••d court, dt ICIClC.1vic C.ntl'f 011v• W•tt. 1n '""' C.il'I Of Sianl• AN, (a11t0tni• D•ladOt~rll, ""· WIUIAMl.S(JOHN, tountv Cltrk Wll.1.IAMV.SOIMIOT lt6~ftMl""'°'"5"'ta:IOO NawtNn ...... CA. t2MO Tol.11141.....n2 AUtt,..y lo< Pwlillllft ... l'uDll•ned Ortngit C.0.•I O•lly Pilot 0<1 i•. n, 211, 1t11 P UBLIC NOTICE J-tlJJJ SUPElllOlt COURT 0 1' Tt<I STATEOl'CAl.li<OltNIA l'Olt THE COUHTYOl'OllANGE HO A·tMll NOTICI! 01' WEAlllNG Of' PITITION fOll 1'110.ATI 01' WILL AHO ,OR I. fTEllS TUUMEN• TAllY E•ttla.,. ~LORlNTIN J PE.AllNf, Ot< .. Md NOi iC&: IS Ht.IH.llY (rlVEN IMI HAMON A PlAANE '"" llltO N'••lft • 1J41tlt10t• tor Probtl• ol w.11 •nd to• ••· •uall<t 01 ....,llefl Ta•••menl•• y II> the .,. ...................... 10 ''""'" ,, .... ... IOt 111•1...,. ,..,ll<11lan, 6110 11\al 1ne 1lmt •nO plt<e.,. h .. 111'9 I,.,......,, t1•• De•n HI forNO,..m«>er I), ltll,•t 10 00 • m., In Int cwrtroom ol Ot ... r1mo111 NO. ' Of Jald (0Ufl, al 100 Cl•IC C.nt ... Ori•• Wffl. In lNt C:lly of '-"1• Ant , GtlllOmlt- Oelad O<iootr U , ltTI Wll-1.IAM I . ~I JOl'IH, coumv Cltrtl ltOOlltTOl.l.•T~LANDUAVITI 1 ... Aw-.,T-SIMi • Lo•AIO .. l•,C..11 ...... e~ Tal.SJ>·1otll Allorn•v••: Pet1ti.-P11btl6ht0 Or-eo.u O.llv Pllor, OU ti, tt, en0 NOY.•, lt7' .. .,,_,, PUBLIC NOTICE .-1CTITIOUS aUSIHISS HAMI! ITATEMINT ----------, ... fOl-119 ...,_ ,, dOlft9 bo.UI· --,... ...... . PUBUC NOTICE ALMOST ANTIQUES, 130 E "'" SlrMl, Sulle S, C...i. Me .. ,'"' 0101 NOTICE TOCREDITOllS--All• A-na ~l'••lancl, 40t 1 .. 11 '~~~~':;~~~~~~~AT;:. Pl~o~c;:i:..-::~~ad Df •n Ill• THICOYNTYOl'ORAHOI Olvl-1. No, ._t>o1' Riie W'•tlltf'd Etlal• ol 1.11.1.IAN M. C.ANf, Thli SIM....-t WIS 1111<1 w11n '"" Do<UM\I eo..nw Cl.," OI C>renot Collnly on Oct NOTICE IS HeREBY GIVEN to Ir. •. lt71 rtdllor• OI lne ooo•• niomect ""<.O.nt flN141 P11bll-Ort1199 C.....11 Oally Piiot, 0<1.1, "· 21, 21, 1971 1na1 •II P'l•son' h••lrt11 <l•lm• aQalnsl lne iolld OK•CMOI tr~ requlr..O lo l•I• u~m. wltn the necn\.ery V'OU<hers,,,. en ,,. oftl<.t Ol tha <lffll ot u. abon en 1-------------1111.a tOU•I, or lo P<•Mnl lllam, "'""the """'W•V voucner._ 10 u. unclaral-O PUBUC NOTICE •I Aobtrl A. EHiman, J190 Htrll0r1-------------Blvd , Cc>iUt Me ... C"-whlth Ii lht pt tt.t Of o..MNIU Of I,_ -rtltnta In •II m•lt•n pertalf\1119 10 lhe ...... OI stlo ot<-nl, w1lh1n lo.ir mortm• •lier tll<t ll••l publlGaJ1ono111i1~nolltt. 0 •1..,0ct-r 1•, IUI SHELDONCAOWEN E ,.\'""tutor ot tht: W•ll ot lllt'•Oon ntml'OO<c~nt ROlll!ltT A. EASTMAN Att.,,..Y•IUlw 'utt H•r-•l•d., Su•l• JU 'A>lt Mew, CA •n~ Tai: 1110 S40-0a>O Atterney tor £••U.HOf" PUbll~d 0.•l>ll' CU.>I U•.iv P1IOI O< lo.,., Oct 11 71i, Nov •. 11, 191 / ·~11 PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOU$ aUSINEU HAMS STATIMINT T ha followlllQ ll*f'toM .,.. OOl"9 t>uU- neu as: MIS OF ORl'J'IGE COUNlV. !Oii Fl•mlnQO Cir., HWIU"910n llNCn, CA ,, .... Jed RtdUI, 5071 Fl-•ft9D Cir , H unt1"91on e..a-, CA 926M unar• R ... R.OUI, IOI I l'IMnlrlQO Cir , HunllflQlon llaacll, CA '12 .... Tnh IMlslneu •• <OllOU<tao by •n in· Ch'i1dUal SilndV R R.01•1 Tn" !tat«nent ••• 111oc1 ... in ·~ Q>unly Clef'• al Or~ Goun•v on <X· ,_,, .... ,, "l'MU. l'uOh'""" 0.-C:.0.•I D•lly p,101 0< t. II, Nov.~ II. II, 1971 PUBUC NOTICE Sl'll'1Al.GAS T"lt STREl!T IMPllOVl!MllNT FUNO $9<.Jl.,,I ltllVl! .. UEi Su•• Allouuans ·Sic< 1101 t '•lrvlew P"'ll Slit: I •!And "'qu'"llon 8rtnlwoocl SI• P••"-Stl<'· l.l"CI A<Qul .. llo" ~It Sir. Part. !Itta· Ynd Acqul•ltlon ' , OQJ. 110.tl). I01,l11 ..&.&&, .. , )/>.JI~ l:t<•OW Rel\lllO·M4'•1 ... _,., TOT AL REVENUl:S E).l'IEHDITUllH pJI: OranQ" County Allot.allon Relmbut~"'-nl tromOUwr AQen<••~ lf'Htrt\t roT"LREVEhUES l!)CPlNDITUllES Oj>1t.111mprCM1mtnh Fairview Ro • PH/t..SE fl i:U4 Ji. ~•n D•t"OO frwv to Nt-woort Boul•v•td \~1,012. ~ttf'etover~tAArw 0.lf'ttCNntW!t 11.t•t "'"di an. Croll c.ourw Ot1•t n,uo. I OTAI. ~~~~~A~1~~~!~ STREIT IMl'llOVIMIHT l'UH..,::::::!Sij~!~J!:!!~J s.c J101 .s "I.VENUES :.e.1e Allo<at1on1 s.c.1101 ~ SPECIAi.GAS TAltsTlllET IMPROVEMl!HT FUHD $a<.,J I .. Ila VENUES S4411la All0<•llCllt• Sf:<. ,tel. O<•ng~ CW\tyAlloutlOtl •~ttrnt A.enl Mls<ell•neou• S,leol Fl-AH•lt TOTALAEVEHUE~ 41Jll'llNOITURH 8ulla ln9 Mitlnl"'8f\to (apllal tmpt-U Ftlrvlew Ad.· PHASE 11 • ~11 01$ l'rwy to N-""'1 Boultva•d Pttontlt AwflUI • 1'tll St. Lo Itch St Placontl• A-· "'"St. lo Vl<10fle ~· TOl "I. EXPENDITURES VllHIQ.al'.tilitlllNOOISTlttCTNO I '""" ... ,,,.... ....... •IYI NUU Prooerty T ••s VIHIQ.I l'AlllllNO Dl~ICTN0.1 AC ... ltlttt ..... •IWllHUH Properly T•"" •IWIHUl.I llaftlellMomt S.lffTu CAl'ITALOllTI.AY PUNO Rt lmbu.-nl from Other Elltlll .. Mltullt-lncome TOT AL RE.Yl!NUES UCPINOITUltD Nen•O. ... rtmantal (.apl I• I I mP'ovtmtnt t H•lltr Pa•-• FlNl l11tl•llMtnl O•sltt l'ark·l.AllO•UOlllQl"'P'""m•nh E'14f\tla l'arll· lrr•o-11on Bl<1<le Trell• "'"'over s.nt. AN 10tlbl CIWllltlfl "'"'all• s..n1io-1or4tt01·6-l.•flO"~P" Frwv e..n' 8tlf IS.n 01•00 Frwr Ltnd•UP<' t. ltrtOtllt Ealaftcla Wot 8Ank R•P1at• HevorounclE4'11..,,..nl l•on 'P••• I .n11 .. I ro Sha9· TeWln•I• f"Ar~ 1.IQftlJ HllllOOlll Ct>\ltl ·O.C ( !lf!t11od•I f.lre StallOn • 4. kla<tatot 1'1vlllnn· ftWlnllll P1r• ll•pelr Cu..,..h t.WlllCAl¥ffl"9·Clly Hiii _..,. Acs.tfn\ ~1...- E1t<IOS11tt Mt~Vtrdr P•k tmp<ov 0own1-eom ........ 11vCtl\ltr ln\lall C••ll"I • Or•P"' Poll<• l'&(llllY ~ <IMll B•'l<IMll Fe<Xt · LIOll'l P•rk f.uel OllPOn\l,.q Ton• ·Corllor•llOn Ylrd TOl Al. E"PENDI ru•Es lllf'INOITURU C'apl1a11,.1or.,..,.nwnh I.ANO AC0Ul$1TIOH 'UNO A<qulto (IV!( C...nlt< PM• ~QUltt l.-Mt\< JIMC.I lOTAI. io)IPENUITUl<l I OUll'MINf 1111'1.ACIMlllT l'UND •IVINlll 11 ... ttlolE~ IKl"allOITUllU l'MIM~ -°"""allOn ~.tSS. ... , .... JO.II .. 21.21 •• 4&l. u:;p. Q!1 • l ,001. >.t TJ,OIS. ..... 1u. 1tffl:!B: ' i.011. l)l,70J. .. ,... ,,.dff: 46.1. 1a.<00. lJ,I". 11,1•. Jt.404. nJ,IJt. u,•.i,.t 1,1u. ",o<lt. 1,10/ 11 .... ~.ooo. 1,IMI. ... .,.., ...... n.ui. J .... 7. 4,IO). IU~ 1,oes. eJ;fti; UH 112 %·' 9.,., Str. P•111 Siie I.And Aeqult lllon Fo•df\am & ..... llsor> Sir. Parll Sile Und ACQYlllllon iuv & Or""!I" AYl!nw P...-• Sita· I.and & B1111c11no SM l an.agitr Perl<· uinoA<qvblllotl 1,011 J,)}I l,111 "'aaenam P•rl< • Und "'<QUISltlotl F~lrvlew Par~ Slit" 2· Ulnd A<qulllliOn Ct.tn.ti 1 Cl r Al. EXPEND! TURES PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHEU NAMESTATEJ;IENT T ... IOllow\no "°''°"' ••• 001119 l>uSI· "it\"., OVR SHOP, tOS"l'I Ell" A ..... ,,.,.,.._ l•ln V•lley, CA Jtfomt 0 LUQ<K r. 10121 Conatll~ lion~ •• Hunll"Vlon 8ocn. CA., ... Joan LOulu O Luqacr, 10121 Const ltullon O< •• llunhnqto11 llta<ll, CA 9'~ T Mt lKnlnUl h conclu,lt<I by • ooner .. .,.,,.,.,,,.,p, JetOme O'l.UQatt Thll ~l•-nt was llled wllh lhe Coun1 y c iff k o1 o .. noa COunty o" Od. •, ,.,, ... , ... Publl"'90 Or-Cotll 0.lly Piiot, O<l. 7, "· ''· .. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE $-tn62 NOTICa TOCRIDITOllS SU PllltlO't COURT 0 1' Tl'IE IT ATE 0, C"'Ul'ORNIA ,OR THI COUHTT Ol'ORANGll .... MztM In '"' Maller of Iha E•ttl• Of MARJORIE E. BEAi.$, elso •-n at M. EVEI. VH ll!AU, DKHMCI. NoUce 11 lle<eOy QIWtl 10 <...Ollor• .... ¥11\Q Cltlmt ... IMI Iha Uld dt<t• Oetll to Ille u ld "aim• In IM office of Ille <ttrk IJf h efOrtMld court or lo P'•,.nt t,..m lo 1r. ..,..,.,..lontO at ,.,. office Oi CAl.l.ISTIEA ~CALLISTE-A, Allorntv• .c I.aw, sn Wttt •111 sir .. 1. I.Os An9tltll, CA 'CIOIO, wnlth I Alie• .... lie. I• the piece Of bu•lne•I of Ill• 11n° dartlQ,..d Ill all Malit" 1111rt•lnl119 lo ••Id ellale Sue.II Cla•m• "'"n 1n~ MC,.\\.aty vouctwn n'•Uftl o-ftl.a 01 -------------~!::"~1!~,~.:.!!'.~'.!::11~1t'1~ot'~:.~ PUBUC NOTICE na11tt STATllMENTOl'AUNOONMEHT Ofl UH 01' l'ICTITIOUi ~IMNHJNAMa The fo116wlnQ ,,_,...,. M ¥t -· oonea IN 1111 ot ... fkllll-bu"ne" -·· ,AST ACTION INSTANT PRESS, S4'• McF-. HlllltlnQton k•<h, CA .,..... D•••OO<I 11 1•11 Mii.OREO lA'l'lQll Ex.cul ... of tM will ot • .. do.Ktoen1 Clll.LISTEll ACAl.LISTEll AllWMysatLaw JJJW .. U lhMrwt Ltt 11,...1., CA tl014 lllaD l .CAl.USTIU Publllhtd Or•noa CO••I D•lly Pllnl, Oct, 21, 11, NOY. 4, 11, 197' Tiie Fktllklul ewnen Neme ,... lefrff IO ·--flied In OfMIQt C-tyon,._U, 1'7.. 1------------- Jotn R. tillorl<ll, i101 C-CllN I Or. PUBLIC NOTICE Co•IA Mew. GA,,,,. KlmtMPtly A. Ewrt. 7701 Cardln•I Or , c.otle Mo>wo, CA 92t» lftl• DualnHt WU Ctndlo<lt'CI by • ee,..r•I 111rine""'"' l<lmtlerlyA, 1!119rt Tllll •ltltmenl w .. Iliad w11~ tn. C-IY c1.,.k "'Oranoa toumv on 0<1 ''· 1'11 l'ft7fl l'Ullll\Md OftnQt cont D•llY l'llol, ()<I. n , 18, HOV •, II, !ti/ PUBUC NOTICE R•ICIOllon to\h IWBEA I A OMAN O!-IOrOI """"'• Cltvot C:O.tt Me ... YllfO""• OClobtr ie, "'I P•Oll•"-4 Orenot Co.ti Dally Piiot. O<l 3', .. ,, PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUalU .. HIU NIIMI STATaMllNT The lollowlf\O ,.,..,., ••• dtl"9 DV•l-•at SUHRISI! AT "I.ISO HILLS, SIO NawPOr\ Gttller Drlw, N ... per111 .. c11, CAt2660 Tiie OoMkl I.. Bren c-,...,ny, a C.llloml• c.._atlOtl, 1.0 Wll•Nrt atvcl., l.M A"ftlfl. CA t002A Tnlt Dlltl,.." It <Oftduclad Dy • corperatlon. Tfll!OONALOt.llREN COMPANY ~A.Gn>tl\ Viet "'9\lc!M4 Tiiis '1altment WH llleO With Iha County Cl•rk Of Or ""ll't County on 0<1 •• 1'11 ,.u .. Pubf""-'d Or'W'Of' (O...\t Oittlv P11ot 0<1 l•.11 't.Nov •I'll P UBLIC NOT ICE • PUBLIC NOTICE Friday, October 28, 19n DAIL v PILOT D:J . ~-------------------------~----=---------------------.. If your hon1e town is in the South Coast Area, we're your hon1e town real estate con1panyl COSTA MESA / SANTA ANA AREA DOLL HOUSE VA TERMS ~h•rp J bdrm homt' on qu1t'I cul·de-•a<. V•rv well ured lor & hu sre•t lam rm M•('IQWi•t' O•t'n induded Reduc.,J SlOOO 10 VI\ Jp1>rAoJI ol $61 '>00. (714) S4S.'U91 SPIC & SPAN POOL & JACUUI lo\lcly upgr1d<'d 4 bdrm ~ndpointe ~ wi many buolt-tn ~ltft Pool only 2) r\ new. Btfl urpeu & new wall~per low m<11n1en•11rt' back y•rd. ~hlkt' 1cx;J Raf'l(h k1uhM ''" fam rm. Only Sll9 950 1714) S4S·9"191 "BUYERS DELIGHT" One yur n .. w . ~p•c•ous 2 ~""~ "Clottsic" home" • bdrms. DR IR & I b11h1 Nl'lr )o Co.ii Pfau, Calvary Church, park & school\ and NW a<C<'U to fwys. Call tod•~ & we this home th4t olft'f\ \0 much tor such 1 lo" pr•Ct'. (7141 54S·~91 S46,SOO G' Ok On~r•le. 2 bdrm l1m1IY rm, Cll\. Best 11.irl('r • wbml1 (7141 96).S6T1 "WE WORK HARD TO SELL liOMES RIGHT!" BEAUTIFUL MESA WOODS \t'IY .11111e11ve ) bdrm home,,., qu•t'l < ul·cl<"·\.JC. r •m rm oll tJnch l llcllt''I lhtlfy <1«'coralt.-d. {nd your Mm•h & r•ll C•ll tlm one now. PrKf!d 11gh1 on tht' l'l~r~N ,II S39,9()0. 17141 s.5.g,.91 MESA VERDE TRULY BTFl Onn I "'''"'Ulf.ln 1hl\ lint' l \tory •bdrm h11mr ht'tythmg lil•1tt'luflydt'tor•1td & upf!r•d4'<J SJOOO 10 S1195<l0 t7H l S4;..g,.91 ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE UPPER BAY j.66 'iOO on buy this 4 bdrm spaciou\ """"' hum!'. fotmal don 1m, 'II" >unrlt>< l. lnwt><t price in Ntwport R"oc•• '-'lu\l "'f'dt'Coratoo df:lrght • cnlAr!jl'd p1110. (7141 7S~150l $56,900 Cl TERMS OK Trf~l11>td \lrttl. 8e111tH. 2 bdrm, lam rm -bell. )ubmu your '""'~· j7H) 96l-S671 $47,950 Full l"•<e L011ely 10.,.nhouw-. former mQdt'I, m1ny nice le•lurt". Encl'd IC~l•8~ Qu1t'l <"OmtnYn11Y (714) S46-17~ 4 BDRM -FAMILY RM $71,SOO -VA ft1nt\ •••1l•blc l•rgr ""''r bdrm. 21 h lam rm. Nl'U So Co.m PlatJ 111•1 S40.1:S4 VACANT Comp..,y owncod. IOW~I PflCt' tn ••u nur new, ~fl cond111on. upii• •tl.-d 1hruou1. Tole entry, 1ol•rium lw cht'n. mlrr0ted w .. rdro""', plush crpo. we & compare. 1'c•r )o, Co••I Plui. S79.900 (n4) S46-17S4 3/4 ACRE ESTATE BACk BAY In l••t1id<o • BKk 8Jy ue1 Currt'n1Jy h•• l~t> ) bdrm t>omt> ,.,,., ~P•r•le guf'\t hou~ & b•g J C•r &•••Re. County uy• you un 1uh<l1v1df' tn10 .I R·l p.rcl'I•" • 17141 646-m l FOU:'l.IT,\l:'l.I VALLEY AREA NEW CUSTOM HOME 300 FT. LOT w/1dd1tion<1I older rented h~ on r .. ., 150 h. Real qu1l11y, 4 bdrm, .l full IM1h<. lorrnil d1n, lge l.itchen, 1hund•11t wood ub<nel\, upgr.aded R. & W dl)hw<t>lw!-r, lliih com1>1nor, l1m rm. wet lt.ir f>htr bd1m, retrf•I. W•J ... ,,, eta.el>. 811ck w•H 1e<11. Mull , .. <e to ev•k.tltt potrnt••I. 17141 91>&-JJn 4 BDRM -POOL 1/3 ACRE 'l't.'.lur -n p1n•ilt' pJrf( wl50 II 1>001. 1'101. l•nd1c•p"'I Songlt> 1tory 4 bdrm. httl conrft\1<.'n n.-w crpl\ 1h1uou1 Mu>t \!<(' lo •PPll'Cl•tl'. ~.500 (7141968-JJ71 $74,lSO l!u~~ huKI' b,1<k \•1111' J bclrm 21: h~th l'fl'K•lll hornl' onclu.U-d. l\n"o'" 1114) 9&l·S671 HUNT INC.. TON BEACH WESTMINSTER AREA s & s -S71,950 The n"'nl'r c.I th" brll J bdrm 1 bilhS & '> hotnt' h~' b<•11n "~'"'""'•I & n<'cd< QUllk '~''' C.11 nuw (, t•l.1>.1dvan"~f'4)I th!\ l1nU\lot l.Yt (7141 897 Ulll VET $65,500 S..11t1 l bdrm 1 1.;alh Cent. 1 /t , tO\' d PlllO, l1ll' """' <ph. f\ftn Ul4PO!\, gre•l loc.iuon llurtyl {714) 8'17--0)11 MODEL CONDO ONU' $62,950 Btllly upg1wed • c10\t to ocNn Sv•c" for boal or ••m;1e1. lo>t<ly pool & clubhoute \\I''''""••~• \Ingle nory in rl'lt umt' •fl'~ V\ h11 ~ ltlt>\lvle. 17141 JS~ 1501 4 BDRM -2 BA Olvmpoc !)001, new dec0<, btll 1lnuout. V>~.'JOO. An•IOU\. ' BTFL l UDRM l b11h 1owt1h11mt-• Juwry • must ~ee. only VS,900. 8ou8ht ne-.. • an>.lous. 1714) 96).5611 . IRVINE AREA DEERFIELD Prr<l' 1lastw-J Sp•ciou~ 4 bdrm J b.ith • Jr~•nl' hotnt'. Sunlen £1v rrn & lam "" R••\ot'd tormal don rm, cucvl•r bt1tl 1·ntry ( ~1~dr1I ce1lrn111. Amcnohl!\ plu•. Own"r fe4v1ng are•· his lou, your S••n! (11•) 646-7711 TURTLEROCK FAMILY HOME ~1ngle "°'Y ~•uty 1n ch0tc~c arta. 4 lf!t' bdrm•. J bJlhs, 11•e11 f .. m rm, lormil don Quol't strtel w/l1uleJ>.trlo. & btg pool nt•rby. lu1h •lllum. Only 6 yn n-. (lH ) 75'-1501 BEAUTIFUL IRVINE lo-t'fy l•mily ho"'9 located In choke lr.011• • l bt11 bd1ms 2 b.1hi. Clt•n ~a wh11tlt • 111 fr~ p.11n1. Newly c.1pe1ed tu.ids of chum. (JH ) 759-1501 PATIO HOME ONLY $97,500 Eft'glnt home 1n Dffrlleld. ~spen modttl, l lae bdrrm, l IN1th, huge lrpk, ovenlzt'dfam1lyrm.ShowsU~eamodel. (714) 7S'}.1501 N£Wl'ORT BEAC H AREA MAGNIFICENT VIEW l oYely homt' for~ec:vllve's l1mlly, One ol New~·, ~I lfUt. Honi.det1gned lor view' from 111 dire<11o~. lg«' bdrm1. hugh den. onulled family rm, lormil din. (714) 759-1501 FRONT ROW OCEAN VIEW from this btflly decorated l bdrm, 3 bath, leildtnce Wilh FORMAL dlnrng room Walk to the ~ .. ch 0< 10 comrn. l•c1l111n of 2 cenn'5 couru, pool & jm.1a1, F7141 646-7711 BOAT SUP luv1i11blewllh 1hls )bdrm l b1th ~ach be.auty only 5 yn. new. SpKlcxn rm 11t"· lormil din rm & ~petb prof. decor•lflng. Beach living •t iu bestl (n4)6*-"11 Walker & Lee Sold 13,889 homes in 1976 ... and that's a record! List your home for sale with the hard~working record setters! state ... :) COSTA MESA OFFICE: 2790 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 545-9491 or (7 14) 545-0465 tOUNT AIN VALLEY OFFICE: 17213 Brookhurst S1reet Fountain Valley, CA 92708 (714} 546-1754 or (714) 968-3371 HUNTINGTON BEACH MAGNOLIA ADAMS OFFICE : 9032 Adams Avenue Huntington Beach. CA 92646 (714) 963-5671 or (71 4) 556-7035 HUNTINGTON BEACH SPRINGDALE BOLSA OFFICE: 6042 Bolsa Avenue HuntinRlon Beal h. CA 92647 (714) 897-0321 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE: 2043 Westcliff Drive Newport Beach. CA 92660 (714) 540-8944 or (714) 646-7711 NEWPORT/IRVINE @ OFRCE: ·----2640 San M iguel Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 759-1501 PUBLIC NOTICE Pt.:BU C SOTJCE P UBLIC NOTICE Pl'BU C NOTICF. P UBLIC NOTlCF: PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUCNOTIC OllOIHANCE HO. lOU AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNfV O• ORANGE (ALIF OANI' AOOPTEO PVJ!SVANT TO THE S!Afl Pl.ANNIN(; /INO l ONI ..... LA ... '11£ClASSlf'YING C'E~AtN LANO, .. l.,f: SANl• •NA H{IGttl"> ....... f-JIOM lHE RI '~INC.LE fAMILV RL~IOt,..1..L l•l~T 1<11.r · 10 I HL R• 1>,000 PO 13,0001 'SlJBlJllS•"' REStC..L,..t llH P L A ... hf CJ DEVELOPMENT OISTRtCT I"' AC.<.ORCJ ... h 1..t. V\1 IH l t1L (.(JM PREHENSlllE lONlhCICOOE OF 011 ... NvL COU"'lY lrw 9cwroot ~'"'tor\Ot tf'i( Covnl, Of Or~ Uhtorn•41. OOf"'\Of'O.'"•' fOl'O•S SECT ION I. S«t-AI 0 •\lr o S 1Z(. II t•• •\ ~••l>Y "°"pl'°"~\• zonfnQ 01\trt<l l'f'WP of Che C.OUntv Ot OrfW'9'-· «aa .oo.a td ~h~ 1 'f Hot tne Cod1t1•0 Ora"~ of tr. C...n\., of 0.. liln<; SECT IOH 1. Conclotlon•. Pn<M' to M'I (cn\lrU<l•cn ltw 01rt<lor OI I"" f.1'1- "tronmf't\f•f M.tneQtmenl Aqitf\C.v \t\IU ~""'°""' WkJ·~ df'ICJ 1411rndW'•fl4'J.Q ot "'' •h•<" U I m.n.mttt W<ond hfJOt' ••~' •t the~\ pr opul t ,,,,,., k>ut..1ng tlnfa •n t •111unq ~11t1t•~t hO~. No fT\Ott than three tOONnr.of'T\tt Sl\aU havr \llW'fndr0.-1 loo•lft9 onlo IN Wftt M•Of\IJC>< tll tMIHt U..t l..-.o\UPf' pl.ons rorru< r.trO•Of to.n~ •l ~west ~nv t1• Mvf' \t.art t&l!Pro-.ii•I ~naK~ f'f•nwnh WC.I\ •i. t~ -/Or lhltk. n1QI\ ,,...,.,.,,on >l\dll be"'"''""° to butler t/loe ~'"" from t-~ tolN '4!"'1111 u1~1ng,,_, SECTION 1 Thf$ord1nen<e >NII IOt tol!Kt•AIS be on hill lorn '"''IY (JOI o .. .,., lrorn -lilt• Its""'"'~· ..... o twlort trw Uplr•llol'I ol '"~" HSI !UV\ •htr t"" ~ W\ert04 >NII be pubh-tn t,. Ort~ C.Wsl O••ly Ptlol, t ,,.,._119r pullll_., In Ille CDulltv ot Or-. Sitt~ Of GllolOl'nl•, IOQOll••" .,,tll ,.,. n.tmttot""' memt>enOt lhe Bo.troor s.-"''~"°'""''°'•"""'9.t'"" Int Wll'\t . TkOMASF RILEY CtwlrrT\""' of,,,. llcMlrOOf SU0-"'1-l Of O< ..,lit (.ounly. C.ttot0<n1• •HE ST IV f·1 ( Al.E)t.A,..OE R l.1r1• o• ,,.. u.HtO~ ~P"", ... \i(t • I ~'CJ•·•"()'-c..ounc ,.. C•Mo"''• .,, Sf A IL <JF (Alff 01\NIA \.UUN I~ Cf ORAN(,~ I, J\Jf'tf.. ALfX~NOE A, (lf't~ ot ttv· ho•ra ot Si.uoff"VOOrl, Oo ~t•n'f 1 ., h ty 1h•1 u1 " ·~IM mttl•nQ of 1~ bo•rd ot ~rwtt.OrJ et Or•not (.Nf"h (A\1totft1• • .._.'4on\he \9\ndA) ot OC10blr l'11, tnit f0tf'Q01"90tOjfldn<•<<t"l.,1t't•ft( \hft~ \ J) ""'-UOO\Orl\YJddnd M.toptt"C!Oy tn-fOUOW11'tiQYOk: AVES SUl'f;RlltSOIU fttOMAH RILEY. ~HILIPl ANTHONY, l.AVl'IENCEJ.SCHMlf ANO RALPH 8 CUlR .. NOES SUPERVISORS NONE A8S£NT SUPERVISORS RALPM A OIEOl'llCk IN WITNE~WHEAfOF, 111 .... iwrtunto1'0l"1Yl\end-atll•4'CI 1 ... o1. llcl•l t0u l of rne eo.,.., or Sul>H'vf'°" of tne County ot O...-Ot St•I• or CJltllomoa, W•t~O..volO<l-r, 1911. !SEAL) JUNE llLEXANOER Cle•~ of ti. eo..oOI S..C..rvl...,.. Of ex-eoun.v. c..1110<ru.t PublliMCI Or.t~ Coonl O.tllY Pllol, O< IOl>er 11, 1911 zc 77-16 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP IRS-5 I ,I PRECISE PLAN Of LANO USI O.llANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA LE GENO "·•('"\Ott\ .,u t• •H I t W"•••t( I\ r111t 1 tt-. •t) ,.,., .. •f11Jlff•,•1 • • a tt1t t ' llu &I •rt t ip U Q.Ht••'-f _.,, r .,, 11 cio •o "" .,,..,, r• • ., 11 '""""~it hi ····~~ 10 f , (I•. • • ... ' >•t .,. •• E!J 6•0\• l~.A •UIC r -----~rr==~·==::;;:=~:=t~_:_-=..-=--.::=::......;: C.2 ... "'-I ... -_. -- , .. .. "~ ... . ' I I I I --... ~ c. .,.,. .... •1.--.. -0-.. -r-1"'1 ,.., -----.II •llOt 11• t~ f l Ofll t f-t O •• I t•tt 9 t OtC.l"'•~·t •I"~ •tf'•I• t t .. I I ' ... .. < < .... c z I c 1 11 , .:=::::; ~ • ' < J .. z 1 • J .,.. ' -- VISTA #ttMfljllif'\ I 1(,fll • •• c~ ' ",.,, n R~ RI At '''' r.:':. \..,.!!" ,. Ill ~ . AY( Al n.n l ! s ---ii I . . . ,..) ~ . IRS-5 P UBLIC NOTICE s-mtt SUPEIUOA COUllT 011 THCl UATl.Ol'CAL,,OllHIA 11011 THE COUNTY Of'OllAHOCl HO.ll·f'4M N O'Y ICI! 011 H8AlltNC 01' PETITION 1'011 Plt08ATE 01' WILL IANO 1'011 llTUltS TUTAMEH TAllY, Estal1 of FllANCIS C. MULLIN!., 0.UtSt<I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t""I ANNA M MULLINS l>t\ 111..S ,_rtlll • petlClon lo. Probett Of Wiii ond for I• \utnet of l.•llof\ fl\tAm•nl"'Y to tM peHUOntr, .-.t.,fln(t co whtt h "mA(N '"" fUtlMr ... rl l(UIM\ •• no th•I ,,,. umc and PIMt 4ll 11t•rln91"" i<trll• ""' bMll ~\ 10< '"°""°"'°'' I), I'll •I 10 00 • ,,. , In llWI co.rrlroom ol Ofop•1 lm.,.t "O l Of .. Id "''"'· •t /CO tovor (tnttr Orlv• Wt\I. In 11\e (tty "' :.ant• An•. C...1116rnlt O•teo Ot t-r ". 1'71 WILLIAM ll. SI JOI<", C-ly ( "''" WALTIUIS SMALL i.ow.c,_ .• ,.u ..... •1n AMllell'l'I, C:..ll'°"'lt t'901 "'" .... ' , .. ,,.,,,_, PubtlillOd Or-(Ga\l Ot lly PllOt, Oc L lt, 2'1. tnO NOV. 4, ltll ..... 11 PUBUC NOTICE ~ l'tc;Tl~IOUS IUllNHS NAMI ST41'8MIEMT ,,,.,OllOWl"9'*'"°"''dfN""_'_ ••: l(VI tHGfNEERING, INC., 1TPI ,,.1,,. &oultvaro, Tu111n, C.tlUDfnl• .,.., itva, IN C • • Ca lllornl• Co<-eli.t>, 11m Irvine loul4••1CI. Tu,11n, CAolll0<nl• tl4ell Thlf llu'llln• II tonOu<lt<I lly a corp0ra11on l(Y8,INC. J_.__ltll.Qol,..,.. ... fll .... " MOCH MAM, SALK IN eM 0.110'1' •MtWl~ ... -v..._ WttlT--~l'l.r 1•1'trly Hiii-, '4 'tJlt P1111111il\e0 Or-C:...ll 0.lly 1'119t OCI. U,11,ftiltH>v.4, 1t71. ~1·11 ... ,.,, PUBUC NOTICE ffCTl'10USIUMMl.U NAM8 STA,TIM8MT Tiit followtnq ciettoM .,. CIOlntt bt.111- nen u : L•L eNTEllPAlSl!S, ... 11WIM Way, c;otlt MtM. CA tt•:i. MAflllY L. '--• "21 Oflol9 Dr •• c.&ta Mes.. CA mlt 8elfl A. i.-, 1&11 Or1-t Dt~ c.tll Mtt.t. CA.,_,. Dtvld '-YllO, ,.. Tr1111on W•r. Ct\\A MtM, CA 98» f; ... rl .. .i. wl\fl. ._ T,_,IGll Wat. '0\18Mt\ll,c;...m» 11'11• 11t111,,.,, '' 'Gllduc~ •r • 9'Mt•l 1Mrtllertlllt O•Yld C. L.1119 flllt 11.otf-l WIJ ftled •llJI Ult (-ly Clefll ti Or_.. Couftly 4141 OR. 11. ""· . ...... P';lbll .... Or ... Qat OMly ,., C)(I, 21, 21, H\rv, 4, II, lf11 # .. ,, ' 94 DAIL V PILOT Friday. Oetobe< 28. l977 Ho"H' ~or Salo HCH.1su For Sal~ HouHS For s• H0111u For ScH HousuForS• ······················~ ......................• ........................••••••.•.•.•..........•••.•.....•............ ' The Blu••t Malketsi'ec• on the Onnc• Coast .•...............•..... . · DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS G4Mrol 1002 G .... ol 1002 GtMral 1002 G .... rat 1002 GeMral 1002 GeMral 1002 •.•••••••..•..........•••••....•.................••••••..••.•......••••••••••••••.•...•..•.. •···········•········•· ..•.................... CORONA MARVELOUS MONACO DEL MAR Cull u:c ubout tht!I am· =:J!~~·: .. ::.:·:= ~.t.:Tr.:.:.·,·== ~"1;.~·· · ::: South of Hwy ~~:~~~~~.0~~n°v:~~~i,1~ lul!Mn,in..,lwltflf& t•yllltflfl ~&.ollwf $143 400 lien home in llar\101 ~ • • • • • • 5000-5Gtf , 01ion ••• 7000.7199 fl'Dll'i*f°'*' . · flQ0.9999 • • V 1 e w ll om(•.., Th t' ··-...1 llt.............. ...._,. Fo s...1..... An ubsolutely charm111.: owner's ml'liculous r.1f1• _ ... ......,... Houses For Sale nvMl•S r ..,.. 2 bedrooru on Poin~t>llln to every muinlenunt·c •••••t••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WI''" be0 UlJ'ful hnr(tw.ruut G ol I 002 "'' .. .. w' need will impress you ---------IGeMral I 002 eMr floors Owner occu111ed And the highly l'O m · ::::::::. ••••••• ••• •••• ••••••••••••••uu••••• forever und 1n xlr1t l'Olldl pct1livr prh'c of Sl:JG.~•00 shoMlcf cfM.c:k their od• C.APIE COD b I e g u r u g cs t no l pocketbook $51,000 tandem>. Call 644 7211 ----~ .......................... .. '841HSULA 4 Bdrm., 2 ba. home. All Lovely area, few steps $189,500 UDOISU amenities. to beach. Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den, 4 baths, living rm. w /cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. s uite. $224,950 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR !RROIS: AdHrfiHn iJ lion thrU·l)UI . 2 Jo'ull dou· f1•c wall µlt•usc your daly ..ct ~ er-$2, I SO A real doll housc.l ofrt•rcd • ::R, ~~~T a!~u!.": TOT AL DOWN . _: _ _ ~~ry~~~.inil lime in ovl!r ~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rw.lltyforthefintin-Winding roudwuy to EXCHANGE Call644·721 I ~ Gwr0I 1002 GeMraJ 34l floy\1d1 D"'"' N R 67) ti161 carnet ltnertfon only. soaring 2 sty r1•lrenl! or buy! Prime £11sts1dc for detaill •••••••••••••••••••••" •••••••••••••••• ...... W l<Sl.1-'.Y N TAYLOR CO. HE ALTOHS SI fl('l' UM{) EXCLUSIVE J.IDO ISU DelightfUl 3 bdrm home on extra lge corner lot. Beamed ceilings, fplc , warm earth tones add to charm of this prof. decorated home. Lge So. & No. patios provide open feeling plus ,privacy. Inviting den, lg mstr br. 2111 San J~llt Hiia Rood HEWPOIT CENTER. N.1. 644-49 I 0 Private grounds prot~cl Costa Mesa duplex al _.. DESPERATE OWNER _________ 1 sedtxl1.'<I entry to lavish $146,500. Five years old. $63,000 POOL hv. rm.! Gourmet spacious three s • • SAVEMONEJll a....L..&f.L.-r's .... otice·. kitchen overlooks ~un· bedroom-two bath \JP· t , Walk up garden path" uy •• ,..__ " hl rourty di Wind · · ~-------.-lo thil> a hllrm steal. 3 b b I d Au -al""slate advert••""' s ne ar · · per unit (Just like a _ -----" . . r, 2 11, g. covert.• •• "' .. ~ ... ing stairway leads to home). Let the lower two 1---------1 hngertlp kitchen L.1vmg patio. Super nice home• llRCHDALE N I ~1,ANCH 1 ~~~~••••••••••~~~~!!:~~~ ......... ,~~~~ eur y · • acre, couo ry ------------------- m Uds newspaper Is sub· s w ee P 1 n g mas. t c. r ~room unil help make EXCLUSIVE room overlooks spark!-Owner 's have lu sell ! laving, upper Newport • u oy. ~ Horse stable. OP!M HOUSE DAILY 2-5 PM jed toi the Federal Fair bedroom plus child .s your payments. Custom, ocir..a.uFRO .... T ing pool. Hideaway ONLY SSll,!*50. Hous ng Act o r 1968 retreat• Hurry sell r 15 r b 1 k. IP'\n " master too! Only a little ERA/W hick wl\ich makes it illegal to arudo~. 847-6010 ~ ~~~:~om~·. le I ~ncgts;:~ BEST LOCATION TLC lo huve your dream H cha.rmmg 2 bdrm. ranch house. cozy guest house. 2220 WaterfroM COl'OftCI del Mer sparkllnl( pool. Open As ft.e cnwt flK. yw wHI flMI _.Gp" adver tise "any pre-Ol'fN r11q .11 HUN JOBE"' " builtin kitchens. wood ,,...,.... Pobtt homt>. Don't hesitate. RJty, Inc. 848·2323 terence, limitalton, or [ ; I Call 752-1700 ~~:1~~~·:cli:1:~se0x~ ~IJ;l!if!\IL ~~~~ks~~~~~~e1s~ Beach !~~~~oe~w Ex-<~tt• •n q . '' JLn ,,,e1 ~ " Sut,Sun. 12·5. 20292 ~Urch IMMtM locahd °" a ... peppw tree St., Santa Ana Heights U.ed slnet a old CGl"Oflo del ~ l or natiooal ongin, or an _ •. : ... l!~!!!!~ SanClemente. traord1nary 2 Bdrm ~· DO IT HERE $155,000 • WONDERFUL S.al mits witt. hardwood floon. Room THE REAL ESTATERS iolention to make any ' ' COLEOFHEWPORT home wHh cutry E njoy the beautiful WILLOWS to UpHd Ii captu,. the Hnut! 3 Bdrms .. huge ram1ly SI 85,000. such preference, Um1ta-REALTORS courty:ird. Bcauhfully ocean & canyon view, Uoo. or discrimination." *REAL 6 75-551 I decorated and in move·in I~:::========:'! that Is. J Bdrms. & all the This newsp;,ipcr will nol knowingly accept any .advertis ing_ for reul estate which is in viola· tionofthelaw. condll1on. Jf you need other quality home ESTATE* more home, owner says CAMEO SHORES fe atures. $260.000 HUMTIMGTOM you can add on. Shown From the moment you Includes l ·yeur home We need top performers BEACH byappomtrm•ntonly. enter courtyard gate:1 of prolecllonplun. in our Newport Center of· thJS Cameo Shores beau. ne.cessary · X.lnt · corn Four luxurious unit~ with Wl\Tl H.I HONT rmm<iculate -1 bt.•drm & ~fwSoht mission spilt. Apµl. spacious owner's unit. RE~,~~~T~TE pool hmm..'. TutJllY UJ.1· rm., 2 frplcs.; a charm· ing family home at 4472 Park Glen, Irvine. Open Sun I 41. Onl y $79,000 --__... + p I I I ~aliHl111r1t ... Cal 67l-6900 ~ flee . Will train af FOUR UMITS -ty you arc aware of irn ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Murie Bush. Almost carries Own<'r 631·1400 ..:.rmkd lhroout J\·\ai:mfi· '"'-'°' I 002 x~~IV"~'vr ~ill ~rade; For p~ofil pro-n•nt \ ll'W Offen·d at ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~U k.-/W Jecl1on 1nrlud111g tux 1._-_.~--·~-----$374 .900 O~~M:R~MT f lrYlY~,/~, ~W~.7~~nts. ptcuse i-·,·u-c•H•D•u•r•L•E·x-A Division of Harbor lnvl.">tmcnt ('n »OH Y. rlUXKJ.1)( I RCJU. TOH ' ' GeMrol ~C::-..::"' •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• 640•7000 NO I 002 GeMral 1002 YA NO DOWN! l l'S t>.. It IU: -\11 'V _. ) It•+ /t l 11 \t .i \ ''' I '' im I CHSI H•J C111N del ,.. Rigbt on the Blurrs. l-~~ -Q.. K€Y NEWPORT watchin g crashing 640-6604 VR€ALTOR.5il Sl75,000 lftlrnishedt waves, Catultna & un oc· A Div Gerrie lll\·est Inc St.-e and hear the surf and ~~~~~~~~~~J·--~~----•J CONDO COMFORT <'asional passing whale. ABANDONED ba!>k in the l>un of t>cuch ShOWS Lu:.l'ious greenbelt view Prof. decorated "Model" V .a. IUYER SPANISH VILLA IJvmR. Short sll'ps aero!>:. from laving I'm., upstairs eoodo in S.:in Clemente "" IEACH to beach Lar~c2 HJrms, * CASH * l 'k M d II mstr. bdrm. & lge. w all lbe blln.-.. & private ZERO $DOWN .ASSUME $28.500 patios. and bJlconie~ or I e a 0 e . rorrruil dining rm. Tht' tairway to beach. Bike to beaeh Crom this Arched formal t>nlr)' Cer exl'dlent rcnwl unit:. 75%-85% Ne3rly new, J bedrm. 211 kitchen features modern $184,500 sprawling execut l\'c for summer1wanler r,•n ba. S&S Townhome an appliances & rule eatini: i Q . t I ds huge 20' hv. rm. with '"'l• 0""nda1I• t urea m this 3 bdrm .. 21' tosecludedenlry.La\•ISh. country kitchen . din· College. barh Bluffs Condo 675-6670 llv. rm p 1 1us ROur~et iog. FiestJ purl.)' rm 4c . new ofe. in Hunt PorilPlaceRltn $135,000, And there's no kitchen . Sweepin g o\·erlooks covered dJnl'c angton Bch . needs a le~ 714:842-7461 lease payment -you own master .bdrm pl u s pavilion & lush grounds. aggressive :..ile::.m•·n 1~~~~~~~~~ theland! children s retreats. Separate wing for ma-HALllU\l~L,\\l> whoneedtomakc $10,000f--C F CI h Separate fun time Cam. . . per mo Will furn. leads, 0 8$WQrt 1i rm.Sellerrequeslsquick Jest1c master s uite & .. 673·6900 • bonu!>e::.. in eentive. • • oere.r.Call847.0010 guest ,quarters. Take s~~~~~~~~~ heavy advertising. Joln SUPER REALTORS 640.00 0 Ol'fN 1>19 •H11UN1o~rNi?t• • over8'l•VA1oan.Nonewl"' the crew that bas fun CREDIT NEEDED $68,000 BIG 4 BDRM um.sq fl.++ 4 br, 2 ba beauty! Upgrades lhruout. wood cabioeta, tile, fruit tre es. ISLAND IAYFROHT lncre<hble opportunity! Beautiful family home on Balboa Is land. 4 Bedrms and 4 baths, shared pier and dock. Sandy beach at low tide. Large master bedrm wltb '4ew. $449,000. SINGLE VET loan costs. NoquahJying. 5 + POOL making mon<'y. For In S kli ,,, pool ~Ac•nt ,,~;;.:!,: ernow, e' "•~~~iliiilll $288/mo. pays all. r II Ed Ch SHARP J/ you take borne $950. Hurry! 963·7881 par n,. ..... c s ......,._ _________ , beautifully lndscpd .• 2 ADir...a SU ... I 5 ear ga. Laundry rm PETE BARRETT -REALTY- "'"'"'"" "' • f'amily area. Move-In 642·5200 each month, you may be&~;;~~~~~~ oPfNt119•11\1u111ro~1111 11 Llus home with a l0harm t;f!·r~~t~:~~;~ .. V.ME CONDO 1•1N111 ESJ]~~;l~;~~: 3 Bedroom! Price rc----------1 duced th<>Wlands! Grc11t 1419 SERENADE rond. 1 will carry c·onract ~....._......,,.... lrvmeTerracei CdM. On a 8 1'2',~. For sale byj;;;m~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM Corono del Mar Costa Mesa Schools! Call Spacious Oupleit-3 now! Rt-d Carpel . bcdrms. J baths, patio, 7S4·1.202 rec land ; f agstonc owner. Ed Chernow. IYOW .... ER frplc.. beamed ceilings, 646-8080 " dining rm. & brkfst. bar.1---------1 Ilg C•y0tt . .,__~_2 __ -----• 2 BR, A/C; nr. park & in.: & i.ep. downstairs ~ I o MESA DB. MAR guest quarters. Trulv •J!\e fastest draw in the poo • nly SS6.000 Spacious 4 b~room. 2 one or a kind! Call now• 3 King sized bdrms., Greenbriar t ownbome, ceramic tile floors & .,.IWPORT HTS. spectacular view frorn !pie; 2 bedrms. 2 baths. -- ~undeck. tplr. s115.ooo. CREAM PUFF West. . .a Daily Pilot bath home with huge 64S-OJ03 Classified Ad. Phoot gourmet double oven 644-7210 This is really something special. 3 Bedroom. 2 hath, dining room. new cnrpe tlnit . wutcr purification i.y~l~m. new no wox noor. ,.:rcrnhou'>c windo w .ind muc h . mul'h. m11n-. !•raced n.ibt. Jt $78,500 CALL 75\-3191. C:SELECT .. wainscoating in 2~ 3 Bdrms., family rm.; every rm. 2 balconies fl baths. Low malnl. yard. vacant. anxlou5 owners patio. great Jar outdoor Pn~ed al $185.000. says. bring me an offer. living. Frplc, wet bar. &e!i678. kitchen and adJ01mn~ ..:..:::..:..;,._;;.:..... ______ !-"'==..;;....-~;;..;;;.;-'---:;.I rami I y din in ~ room . Great n oor plan wath F O RESTE OLSON """"" o• •••na-. "4t1A Slldd separate muster suite, ,.c-._c- big living room on a ror •---- ~ REALTORS . ner lot with RV arccs-.. rul1 price $84,500. CALL s;56.26&L CSELECT .. TPROPERTIES •w Foe~ on Waist Mr. & Mrs. Santa • ,;( l ~~~,lxt~ 13~ T 1im your tree a new WI) with these merry, mini-dolls. Dress Mr. and Mrs. Santa in 9304 8-20 red •l .. teen with fake.fur L. -ffl"..__ ·.L -..nr~ ~.... trim. Decoule tree, aift ~ I Ill~ _,, 111'-'\T.. aces with S" dolls. Pattetn .,, 7071: pattern p1em, d1rec· hons. Tiie way to belin I wonderlul d~ is to $11p into this nifty $1.25 for racll 111ttttn Add dtml.fltlted u~I. llltn. ro l!if eacll ~ttein 10< first cla~ on to 1 rtla11nc eveninc with a11ma1I •IKI ll1ndhn1. S.d te. lriepds Ch005e putel ~nit Alie• Brooks P11nted Pallt1n 93~ MllSts Needlecraft Oeor 105 SiltsB.10.12.14 16, 18 20 oaity f>ilot . Size 12 (bust 34) la~es JI, yds Bo• 163. 010 Cnelsea Ste 4S lllCh labrie New York. NY 10011. Prin Sttld Sl.1S fllf u d1 pat\tfll. Name , Add r es s , Z 11> Add 35' for uch pattn toi Pattern Number frlSkl• •""111, !Wldlifll. MORE thin "'' belote! 200 S.nd tt: cleslsns plus 3 free printed In· ilde NEW 1976 f'CEDLECRAFf Maritn M1r1ln CAlALOCI !fas everylhl111. 75c. P111ern O.pt. 4'42 Crtc~•t wltll '41u11H .:.$1.00 Oalfy Piiot Crtdlet I Wtf4rth --$1.00 • 232 Wett 18111 St., N8'A lllftr mty G•lltl ··-·-it.00 · York. NY 1001 t. Prlnl Rlpplt Crecllet -·•· --1.00 NAME ADDRESS ZIP Stw + A11lt lttt ..... 1.29 S I z e' 1 n d S r' y L £ N11dl1~l1t loolt __ $1.00 NUMBER rlower Cmf\et loalt ..... ~t.00 H1lrpln Crochet look · $1.0D Do rot kM• flow te 111 a tnatant Crochet l ook S1.00 o,tlttnt tru 7 Sen4 llfW fer !1utant M1ertMt l ooll $1.00 .. , ""' ran W111tar httern l11atant Mono ···-s 1.00 Ctt.tlt1-cllp ct.,.11 ltsl4t fer Complete Clft Iott ~ .00 fr1t ,attu• or yow c~lc1 co111pl1t1 Al1~•0 !! u \ 1.00 Se•I lS-11t•! 12 ,rile Af&hans :11 ~t Sttr + O/t l tttr Sf.25 lffk 1f II tltllla :I $0c ' hist.Mt Ml•IY Crafts $1.00 M•M"• 'ullt lo.._ n soc p111~ Fa•lttl ... It $t.OO 15 Quills ftr hdaJ •l SOc l11nllt ltwf111 IHI! St IO ... k tf II Jiffy a111s 50c . . CUSSlftEB HOUIS Mvt>rt1i.er~ ma\ 1•!,11 l' tht'1r ads bv tclephon•· 8·00a.m. ln~:30 p m. Mond11y l~ru "'r1day • 8tononnSalurday <nrrA MF.SA OFFICE J.111 W flnv 642-54111\° HUNTlNGTO"l tH:Acn 1'!8'15 Bt-n<"h Blvd. ~J220 LACUNA UEM'll 1115 Glennnr~ l..:l~una Uuch •94·!Mfir. SADDl.F.8J\l K ~La Paz FloJrl l.aituna lhll' ~I 63to NOHTHCOU Vrv dial free S4o 12211 CL.ASSIFHD DEADLIHES ~adhne ror copv 4< kill~ i-. :-.·JO p.m. lhc d:Jy h>fnr6 puhllrat1nn. "'" «'lit for So"'h1v & Mon-day l':d1t1on.'I when <IC'adli11e I\ :-atur<l.iy. 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGUUTIO ... S f.lllfORS. All Vl'rl 1ser~ ~hnuld chr<'k f ht•ir utl" clnolY It r1tpnrt t·rrnr' Imm" d rn l t I y , T II t: DAILY l'ILO't' n'sum<".'I hab1h1,v for lhe ltr'I .,,. rorrect msl'rtlon onlv. CANCELLATIONS: When k1thni:t on ad be &ure to make 11 record or the KILL NUMBER j!lven you by your ad tllker Ill! receipt. or your can«llalion. This klll numhcr mo~ be prci1tn• ltd by lhc advl'rtls•r In Cll.'I(' nf 11 rlllPOlt'. <'Ai-:t r.1.1.ATIO" on C' 0 II It 1', I ' 1' I 0 "' 11 ... "1 E \\' A II IH'. 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Moture shade & frwt trees, lSXJO s unken Doboy THIS WON'T LAST AT $25,950 848-023Gor 13668o\lll Bkr YA HO DOWN $66,SDO SEEK & FINrt HERHAHDO OE SOTO ESPISSIAISSIMECOUBA EXCAIGLHAIOOGHCMAAA HOITRLSITYSORIIYTPO S P A 0 l R H J I H I H P S Z 0 A E S AHEVH CWBORIH SYA LIMO CGABUCITESAIAHAPOSC 0 H A l R R A U E T S V C P W R A S O Q G G E H L C 0 S G l M X R C 0 L R E U P B L R l B H E R H A H 0 0 H A 0 l A G A R P A T K S 0 Y L Z A L E B 8 B H P A P P R W [ 0 8 R A R C A 0 A A K A C I H A I S R T C 0 G S 0 B S Y A T R C A H G S 0 S 0 S I U J L A I Y R A A T S E I M R E E 0 H X T A Y U ZBISSI HAT ORAA CRR ABL Nttve:tlon1: Hidden wor below •ppe•r onw , .c:k-wwd, up, do""'1 or dlegon.ily. f ltld etch end box It In. ~ Cub~ Tampa_ B~y Barcarrota : Peru Blue R1dge H1ss1ss1pp1 ~ Georgia Temp1co lu1s De Moscoso ~ Hav11la Apelache Pensacola. Bay .• Tomorrow: Hodg e ~odge R STAR GA'ZEK~~ ~"-"-;.;..:.;'----Po C.l,\ )' Jl POLU S ~ y...,, 0...1, A<tMr C..ld• ~ A<eertl1,., fe lllt .Sto''· To de\•IOP mtnooo 19' So!urdov, rto<J tO<r~l"ll IO .-...mb«,.. ot ~" Zothoc birth •'iln. IA ,s.m ... 3T ....... o .,...nc1 ~=~::i :~~ 1 •c' , ....... .~~, ''"'~ l~U.:.L!.1...-< g~~rto :~~:~~" "Atrett\ 1H\Jf ~· .. ,,.,,,."' Jl\hl ,, ~ ,.,, .1'-hr I ' • ,., ... _. f~·' ~ ..... VIAOO ~~r• M r:' A'·. II ,. •• r • ttii II .)0-. :-.~! ~Ut!.! ~.{;)c;w1 673 3663 646·1811 F.\ cs $109,500 2Br, The Jg mstr bdrm HSTEASTSID£ CLIFFHAVEM has Jenerous alcove. HOME 3 Bdrms .• family rm., Tennis courts. pool & 227Sherwood Place Cliff Dr. corner . $14.9,500 Jacuui close b)'. Move 4 Bdrm .. pool cabana. COSTAMESA r1 ghL In t o charm family room, pristine Two 3 bdrm. homes on w/security. S\69,SOO. clean. owner ready to big lot; room for more. ·6-14~.()()~JS~~~~~~~ itarl pac.kiog. Sl~.000 $107,500 - I PROPERTIES associated 8AO K f A<, llf A , TORS zoz•, W llult, o '-' • 'I• BY OWNER LAGUNA IEACH Pair or ocean \llew lots. 180.000. DUPLEX I Deluxe units. golf course view. 2 Bedrms each,J private. quiet, large, garages. Perfect retire- ment home and income Call 540· llSl ~HERITAGE REALTORS If it's got wheels,, you'll move i tfaster in a Daily Pilot classified ad.Calf 642·5678and a friendly ad· vlserwlll help you turn your wheels into cash. Magnificent ocean view lot! Three Arch Bay; build the house of your dreams in excluslv<'. private community w/guarded gate. Sl7S.OOO! Will lradc. MEW 2 STY 1oo2 ~aa 1002 5 MIN TO ICH ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••·.~· IUCHCUTIE! 1.41 Blk. to oceun: 2 BR. house+ bachelor's, 3 cur parking; 2Sx9S ft. lol. May not be legal, but. on 1y $128,000! 3 br. 3 ba. Sharp plan in· eludes frpl, den, tile, fncd .• cpls, cls hws hr, mo«'! S89,500 1090 H amilton, Costa Mes a. Open House S3t/Sun 11 thru 5. 675·7771 COSTA MESA Eastsido 'Junker' 2 BR. starter or retirement CLOSE home; will trade for Son Diego County, I.rue k. boat, auto, or what have OUT you. as purl ur down paymt. Try SM.000 lolbocl .. y Prop. Brand new Eastalde Reaffon Costa Mesa 3 Bedroom, * 67S.7060 * 2~bath, wet bar le inside ~~~~~~~~~ la undry! Hurr.y. call ~Uing anything with n ~~~Red Carpet • Daily Pilot Classified A is a simple mutter • • Hove something to sell? just call 642-5678. Closslrled ads do il well. S@\l4U~-lG£trs · Thot /11tri911i119 Word Gome with o C huc4fe 14..,4 ~ C\A1' •• "°""" 01-.auo~ ._,..,. o• tfrkJ r-••o"'bltd ..ord• b.- low "' '""" ,...,, .....,, .. _ .. , LIMGEN I I I I 11 ji i:r i"n· i I Ip El O jl Tl' 1.: SOIM tortur .. art physloai ~ ..... _.. .......... ...._ .... _ __. . ...._ l and aomo are ment11, but the -on• INI I• both II ··-I TANATI I ' I I I I I' o c-11.... •h• cllo.<•,. <I"°'"' . bv ''"'"0 '" ·~· """'"9 -d '-..L-.....__.__.__.-....J """ '1 ... 1 .. ,,_ ... p No. J .... 8 PO"'" NUMMl l() lllTJIS IN I rHl~l IJl\HS 6 u~~·~~~N~~~( uum I I I I I I I SCltAM·l.lTS Answtrt In Clanfffccrtfott 5300 macnab I Irvine realty BIG CANYON "COMft.ITI SICUllTY" All homes shown on an appointment basis ONLY. Please call for private showing & further information on these & other fine proper:ties. laAMD HIW Carefree Big Canyon town home w /fabulous golf course views. Master BR reatures generous sit· ting rm, view d ecks + unusual enclosed courtyard patio affords ex-· tra privacy. Only $179,500! J oyce Edlund 642-8235. (W·23) CHOOSE ROM THUii Broad moor Homes! (1) Popular Plan I w/'JtXX> sq.ft. of living area, 5 BJ\s & spacious kltchen/f amUy rm. $339,500. (2) Distinctive, highly up- graded Plan 4 w /2 beautiful bou· quet canyon fireplaces, decorator wallpaper, plush carpeting, high beam ceilings, outdoor lighting & intercom thruout. $315,000. (3) One- of·a·kind on bluff overlooking UP· per Bay Area. 4 BRs, family rm + separate format dining_.· Pool + jacuzzi & custom 8 /f BBQ. $37J,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (W·24) ... 2·12l5 "44·6200 '°' Dover Drive Hart>or View Ctnttr trvl~ at CampU1 V1lley C:.nter 75!-1414 House• For SaM Houses f.or s• Hot.Ht fOI' ScaJ. Ho.f•es Fors• Hous•s Fir Salt HOUU\ For Sal~ ............................................................................................. ······················· •••······•·•··•······•• Ft•duv. October 28. 1977 CAIL y Pll.OT • OS ~ol I OOZ GeMrol I 002 G.Mrof J 002 GeuroJ I 002 Gmcral I 002 G ... ral I 002 Houff s For We ....................... ·••···················· ·•···•··•···•············•••••···········•····• ouse1 For Sate Howff For Stile -" STUNNING DEPARTURE FROM THE ORDINARY A d1stincllve 3 br. home plannod tor· g raciOU8 living. Heavy old world style floors in entry, hallway and family room, cathedral ceilings 10 hv & fam rm. luxurious master suite w/sep sit- ting rm •. 16x36 pool in complete privacy. Our best buy at only $84,000. CENTU&Y 21 SPAROW •••• call col- lect. 714/003-os.tl. I 002 G.-rol I 002 ················~····························· FOR LEASE 3 BR, 2 Ba. Uv-rm, scp. din-rm, ljte tam-rm, frplc, bright , clean modern home. Encl. yar d w /complete privacy. Sep. yard for ~-HERITAGE • • REALTORS dog. 3 Car gar. w/aulodr1~~~~~~~~~ opener. For lC<Jse to te·1- .nan.t who will take cure ASSUME of it. $600. mo. Iocld. 6% FHA k>un, w/pay. gardener. By owncr/agt. meats $231. p/mo. 1450 ~1298or751·2223 Sq. ft. home on Jge lot. $71,000. Int'J R.E. F\nd what you want Network/Touc h stone Daily Pilot Classifieds. 963-0867 ~ 1002 Generol 1002 ....................... ·············~········· .().AMI >'V7 REALTY BIG CANYON Bxccut1,,e ranch style home behind Jron gate in the most pn .. -stigious area. 4 bedrooms. family room & conversation pil. Profcss ion~lly decorated. Vacant! Appointment only. $320.000. ..... BIG CAHYOM TOWHHOME bramatic architecture! Dynamite Master bedroom + 2 others~ Pool jacuzzi & tennis court. ' $179,000 * * • -SEAVIEW P~aoramic VIEW-3 bedrooms, super kitchen with bay windows & Micr~wave ovcn-v;rnlled ceilings. Poul. Jacuzzi & tennis courts. $239,500 * • * WOODBRIDGE Warmington •·c" plan with ~ bedrooms & CJtrium. Vaulted c<:1lings & more in a park Jikc :..etting. Only .•• $99,500 * * 1r WOODBRIDGE ·2 Master suites, sunken living room. breakfast room, separate dining room ~ jus~ steps from the Jake, pool & Jacuzzi. Reduced to .•. $114.~0. 230 M.wporl Cftlhr Dr .. Hpt. lc.h 759-1515 75t.0017 macnab I Irvine realty ~!'! •......... !?~~!~!'! ........... !~.~~ FINER HOM.ES FROM $51,500 TO Sl'00,000 PREmGE COMDO Beautifully appointed 2 BR, 2 bath w /separate dining + fireplace & private patio. Pool. Great privacy in Westcliff. $84,500. Harriet Perry 642-823.5. (W-11) TWO IM SE.A VIEW The New Bedford on upper tier w 13 lg. BRs +den. The Nantucket high on lg. corner lot offering one of Newport's best views. Both priced to sell at $249,500 ca. Carl Butler .642-8235. <W-12> TUmM COUNTRY CHAJtMl:R Newly decorated 3 BR 1n established neighborhood close to sh ops & schoo ls. l.g . country Kitchen/ family rm combo centered around used brick fireplace. Pool sized 1ot. S87.500. Paula Bailey 642-823.5. (W-14 ) , TOOA TS CAllfttEE UYl"'6 Nestled among waterfalls &. run- ning streams -3 BR. + dining rm & d en or study end-unit. Compact & maintenance free. $97,500. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (W·l5) IA lfaOMT~RIV ATE COMMUMITY Your own sandy beach comes w /this charming Cape-Cod home w/4 BRs .... + family rm. Master BR w /fireplace. Lg. family kitchen w /built-in BBQ. $350,000 fee land. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (W·l6) FORMAL FOUl Fashionabl e Baycrest 3 BR. hom e w/fun 'n fancy bar rrri , dining rm & step-up living rm. Jack Custer 642-8235. (W-17) 1.0CA110H + COMYENIB4CE Beautiful 4 BR Willows home w /spacious master BR. dining area. Perfect for tbe growing fami· ly! Hurry! Only $78,500. Anita Bradshaw 7~-1414. (W-18) WlCTACULAR SPYGLASS Fabulous 6 BR, 4lh bath Southport w /distinctive custom features & n ight light view! Family rm; formal dining~ country kitchen + game rm. Cu stom fireplace in MBR. Only $279,000 fee. Sandie Fix 644·6200. (W-19) . UVE IM DlllFIELD! Beautifully upgraded .. A~pen,, model on cul-de-sac. 3 BRs, family rm, 2'h baths. Walking distance to schools·. parks & pools. Great f ami- Jy home at $97,500. Marion Frizzell 75~1414. (W-20) HIWPORT HEfGHTS Exquisite 3 BR, dining r m hideaway on l g. secluded lol. Flagstone walkways & patios, wis~ well, Dougbboy pool. hdwd 'noor s & huge fireplace. Newly painted. $107,000. Joyce F.dlund 642-8235. (W-21) DEIR.Ff l!:LD . Super location ... close to pools. ten-nis & new park. Spic & s pan townhome w /2 BRs & den, dining & p a tio. $79,900. Madeline Cross 752·1414. <W-22> .. ------64l·l23S 644-6200 4)0\ Dover Oriv~ H"rbor View Cf'nler 1 rvin. •l campus Valley C..nlcf 7S2-1414 • ••• •••• #• : '\ MOHTEGO WITH VIEW Beautifully upg raded Montego modl!J in Harbor View Ho m es with a s mashing view of the Harbor area and a ll its many night lights. Four bedrooms, room for R. V. :.torage and close lo community pool and tenni!'> A cll'ver and colorful homt.• in'iidt> and out. Presented at $159,500. U ,._.lf)U.:: Ii Ml:S REALTORS·. 615 bOOO ?443 E.-a\t Coa!>t H1qhw.iy Co1on 1 ti• I M.1• .ii .t> m MPs.1 Vo>1n• 11 ~4u ,9.1;1 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS tac~!~~ GREATIUYIN DOVER SHORES Enterlainjng home with indoor pool, jacuzzi, marble floors and ter- race -with views of night lights & back bay. Open floor plan with room for pool table. $255,250 leasehold.. Owner anxious & willing to consider financing UJ? to 80% of ·sales price. A Cour#IU. IAHIM CO. 644-1766 2111 SAN JOAQUIN Hll.\.I AD, IN NEWPORT CENTER ··············~········ ·••·•····•···•········· .....••............••. ··················•••· ........•......•.•••.•• . SUNSHINE YELLOW DUPLEX Hright & cl)ecry l btlrm. cottage, with old Corona del Mar charm, plus 1- bdrm. separate UJHl in rear. Conve· nient location, clo!:ie to shopping. Open houseSat/Sw1.1-4:30. 518 Narcissus $62,500 -R-2, 3 BDRMS. Als o has family rm . & attached i.turnge. Can have 2nd urut added. A Ll'rrific investmt!nl for builders. WE HAYE 2 VACAtin' DESKS WAITING FOR D PEIUEHCEO SALESPEOPLE 759-0811 450 NEWPOR r CENTER ORI Vt l5!l Oii 11 $71,950 -Good price on today's market. North Costa Mesa. Hardwood floors, fireplace, park area just out your back gate. A 2 bedrm convertible to a 3 bed.rm. Hurry on Utis one! c .. 546·4 141 SHOUCUFFS -enjoy an ocean view away from the noise or the city in this 3 bedrm, 2 bath 'home. 2 Large patios tor easy living and entertainment. Private beach and club membership, all for Sl.25,000. C• 6 4G-6161. Serving Costa Mesa -Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport B each GeMrol I 002 8al>oa Island 1006 ~~~~ ... ~?.~~ ~!~~~ ....... !~.~! !!'!'!~~~~.~~.!~.~! /) 2 BLOCKS PAINT S&S Resale Specialists. 3; ,.y • To OCEAN 4orSbdrmmodelsavaU. ·T • p A TCH some w/pools, 968-4602 • Tl'rr1tic µotcnt1al & PenrungtonProperues ··• llcmodclmi.i.lanl'tl, >OU PROFIT CONOOSPEClALIST JI fuul>h. R·2 Lot. $l:J.5,000. 3 lk'drm, 2 bulh homo in Htg Bcb, CM, Fl. VI)' biJ-0507 Qu:ihly area needs owner Touchsl.OJ\e Realty 1---------4 with imagination. If 963-0867 LEASE/OPTION you're looking ror a gex>d,..__....--~....,.---.,....-.._. 1':ar1y American rustit". deal C1tll«HS 7221 ·-·" IYOWMEll hdrms., 2 buths, lrplc "'~ 1111 l'lu.snmt;JI. $154.000 ~~ ncJ~~~:tARTi~-7383 ;:,..., ·.-:('~ ___ _,ti~~· Yorktown Vilha Condo, ~ t'( years old. 3 bdr, 2 ba, dill~ l• hwashel', laundry rm, 2 car garage, patio. Must ... CUSTOM BUILT Westcliff RHlty_ seU in escrow, assuma-~., blc FHA 7~% loan. $315 .J mo w /taxes or YA ni> -d down on new loan. Colonial s1111c1ous 2 Htt & iam· Showelace•. SGs,ooo. Bushard & • ., rm .. Hcccntly decorated Adams • Drive by 9683 _ 1 n Jou t. X tr a large Move up belt.er things Bickley, HB. kitchen w;walkin pan· here! Oversi~ed lot, 963-l323or963·3187 .,..q try, selC cleunmg pool across from Mesa Verde ~~....,_.. w;privacy. lmmed . Goif Course. 3-car l 1>0s:.cssion. Full price garage, huge 4 bedroom, Must sell, by owner. AU •I s l 6 7 , s o o • o p e n famlJy room, rec room, lcr'!'S· 5 BR, 2 Ba, ~v. • \V(•ckends. Agent, di nin g room, patio. car port. Only ,• ~ 9513 fireplaces. For a private $68,000. OJ)en House ------' showing. BKR. call Sot/Sun 12·5. 17152 Re» • .. 540-1720. terdam Ln. 830-8897 OLDCdM <.:uJ<lom home on dhl lot, 'l'Al8RI. :> HH, 5 l>u, tlt•n w;wet .. · .. bar. I c.1r s:ar. s upt·r lf I lft Callforftia kuchen. Ju:.l rccJuccd tu b b 1 R smuuo 3 r 2 a arge F .. / ' · fireplace, fully :!tl'J llo<•r~l.bbU~ Av1::. laruf.scaped, enclosed re· ar yard. $69,SOO. 583 lJyo~ncr 67!Ml30 Know c 11 PI, CM. Ownr/Agt. 645·2135 FHAwVA. New offering with a 1treat "homey" feeling. Rear living room, spac informal dining rm, lge <.'Over ed !iide patio & much more for $73,900. SeUer wlll pay for your FHA or VA loan. 531·5800, eves.894·9491 lnt"I RE M•twork ••• , , t• , B¥ OWNER 2 ~Y Condo. 3 Ocean view, 180 degree. 31~~~~~~~~~ br. 2100 sq. ft. Sl•16,900. JJR. 2200 sq rt. $159,900 by p ...... OR ........ IC VIEW "' Prin. only. 640·2665 or owner. 646-2816. ~ _,... • 1 •J 759-0<!:34forappt. THIS MESA VERDE Htng\'iew PtNorth4 Br,. ... pool, sauna, spa. By -PARADISE owner $113,500. 556-6076 JASMINE CREEK Unobsl.ruc ted ocean view. new 2Br, den. Plan I. Hy owner $202,000. ~-1764 WOH'T LAST BrkrCo-op · 11 4 BR, 3 BA, 2 sLy, pool, jacuzzi. Priced ssooo 4 Bdrm below appraisel. Cull agt ~or7s1-0.553 Calif Classic ~r , I .. • Costa Mesa I 024 For sale by owner. S.C. ••••••••• •• ......... •••. Plaza area. 3 br, 2 ba, Well cared for home, lov• ely decor, Large 4 bedhn * ram. rm. Model home. * Best ofr. Prin. only. 714-979-8262/ 213-757·Sl81 ext. 2053 wkdays bef. s PM CONDO SPECIALIST floor plan, formal dining. •-s brick fireplace. covered patio. trailer parking. $87,750, BKR. Call MZ-885<& Jllg Bch, CM. Ft Viv •JUST USTID CE 810111 ELKINS GD. Touchstone Realty Beautiful 4 bdrm. home Immaculate 4 Bdrm, 2Mt 1 ___ 963-0867 ___ onquiel.cul-de..aac. Plen· ba home. Large yard. IAl\('ly 3DR. f'R. qutel t y or extras. Fl\mlly xlntlocationjusl slel>!' to cut-de-sac, lrg. yd. 2038 room, covered i>aUo & beach, dub " marina. , l\llso, off 20th & lrvine. large fenced yard. Walk $184.500 OVER 50 YFARS Of SERVIC.E OVERLOOKS POOL IM THE HEWER IWFfS! Spectacular 2 Story End Unit ·rownhousc, OverJooking Sparkling Pool And Ramada. 2 Separate Suites, 3 Baths, ff uga Family Room l':asily Convertible To Another SuHc. Jhg hly Up~rnderl. Many Custom Features . $157 .500 111 DOYER DRIY! 631-1800 Drive by. Open Sun 1·5. to the high scbool. Alk· PURC'ELLREALTY f t\gt 646-1044 or 675-151!0. lng $84,000 Su8tet Beach 846-2MI IYOWNER m··: ~ • • 3 Bdrm Ilse. So. West ~"l'"7,......, 104~ 'l Coast Area 940 Con-css ., ................ •••"••• c: • o• 489•2800 &. WOODIRIMI ,. 27 68 LORENZO Founta1ft Valley 1034 ~cbed •QISI ram 3br. Your family will crtjoy ••••••••••••••••••••••• "8.900. Ownr. 558-oota this Ir~.&. lovt>IY 2 sty, 5 CONDO SPECIALIST Turtle Rock Highlancb. OR hOme W/~lymplc Htg 8ch.CM.FtVly VUlot,Sbr Stewart..Prin slu> pool + purkrn~ for 2 Touchstone Really Ollb'. 75.2-5664 llV'!. & 3 eurs. Qui •l & 963-0861 . . !<11fc !!lrcet, clOlle to nil SMOKE TREE·Tcnifle • !OChools . $110,000. Tlbw'oo. Bate Malibu. 2 end unit on CrffObolt. .s o ll T n C 0 A S T br. formal dlnlna. Jam 2Br 2Ba m any u p.: JNVESTM£NT. CO. rm, pallo. Xlnt loc. ;;.;;&.; ma:.,~Aat-1 64.5-\ 103. !551Mi'1'91 liia $72.loo. nes. 1 . .. t I I I ' l t J .. I t I ,.Pl;;;..;;i.__.-D.;.;Al;.;;L:..;.Y..;.Pl...;;L::..;OT;..;__~ ____ _...;F:..:r.:.:ld:.:a:Lly.:_:Oct~o::::ber=:.;2:,:8~ . ..:;19~n~ HCK&tH For Sale HCMllH for Sal• CMnea Fors• Houtcs For s• .. CMISH ,:.., Sa&. .,...... ......... ......_ ,_ s.-. 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Warm lluper up1tr11dt!ll, w /IYIU unuaual secludcd C!lltry. • nymoad, •PPrOx. •90 oP(.~71.33 bnck fiTeplacc. Sunkil> Loguno Hiiis I 050 )or1ty of land~cn pang fir. 2' 2 bath. 11Js rholn acres. Perfect tor mlnl· WOOOIRI G kJtrhec overlooka bugti ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1lone. rnme loc ui Lake fo!rc~mbelt locataon with rancbea. 5 llllea from D E UtX22 Sq.ft. family rm Pnmc 3 Bil pool hom~·. l'orei.t Wood11. 21982 U.iclt Day vwwl L~t· LakePurla. PltESC01T Tuck away mast.er A/C.5ell. Rentor'frade. Truilwuy. Priced below wr.ip arounn IH•tio LC.TAYLOR CO. tcs&Woodbrldaebome. Backyard enhanced wit ! 4tt4-tl611 own/ugt current market. llest rcuturcs cx~ihl\lt• lih.•11 tlS.0350 BR, or 4 BR + den outdoor lighl.S.. VA o.K buy 1n ;srcu. Se lle r Jucuu.1. S~c1ul outdoor Overabe d lot, fully ca11 752.1700 • NELLJl-;UAILHANl:JI m oov.1ted to setl ! hgtitmg e((cctl> & firepit ~ 7 AClU landsc.JdeaJ for.pool.A "'~"''"""""v1111o~MC1' Piao 83. 25572 Spollcd r..u7099or 400-8929 makes th.ls home u true SOUTH LAGUMA CHAIM Tum of lb• century, 2 if~:1~~:~;::!~·k.[811&Jlll N 0 RI NS ~~:1:~e~!!~~r~~ s,~~.;:.~:~~": =~i,;:~~:;0 00 ;~= ~~-:~:: =:;:.:: e!1;~~~i:~$ Wallt to lake. $186, -"··~~---··-··~· RE A LT Y f>44 ·11890, 962·6896 Su~er North Short• 4 Call Donor IMen ACJ'ClSoftrees. BKR. Brkr /Ownr 552·4121, Wrm, 2~~ I.HI, fain rm.. orc731-4911 Resm-0731) o ... to M .old fwillalted..$1U.OOO (71•)677·5691 83:W.m COU!GE PARK LCllJY"o Mk)uel I 062 formal din. rm .. 2365 497-2489 OR522-0530 T u r ti e r o ck Lu 8 k S89.900 EASY UYIHG ••••••••••••••••••••••• sq.ft. of luxury home a.1•------~!!•1 •'Tartan",3Br2 Bn,angl Smushing 4 bdr in this e a sy cure 2 PRIDEOF superb loeatio11ror v1cw. LARGE POOL HM. Im SOUTH LAGUNA DANA IOACRES fam. $139,900 or Jae opt. Syracuse. Secluded cuJ Bdrm., 2 batb ().'{.O. An OWHERSHIP fo'pk inliv. rm. & mas tt.>r mac. cond. Great fnm LAGUNA NIGUEL POJNT All ready divided loto 4 SSZ.7U3 de-sacstreet.Huge brlc easy walk t o Main Inthisch•gant 2 BH,2 HJ\ bdrm. Pncedto scllfasl ngbbrhd. 2412 Holiduy 499-4551 495.17:aa 4Q3.8812 parcels od tenaUve ---------• flreplace Formal din Beach. Easy terms with moun~aln view honrn $135,000. Submit offers, Rd. Open Sun 1·5. Coast parcel m•P· Seller Walnut Square Condo, 3 too! Country ldtcbe private financing & it's Formal dining room, t1wnertransferred. Properties,673·5410 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ aacrlrlce. Fantastic Br2Ba,$163,000. host.I wet bar. Separat easy to see thLs vacll.Dt covered pauos & low 21717TahoeLatic l•_liiiii_•-------1 views & utllltles , off 5Sl·3384 master .with mirror property.Just$85,500. mamtenance landscap-JOHNREADRLTY IMMEDIATE Hewporlle~h 10691N9 _ _.1Hct. 106' paved(roa7ut!,K!1·7 • wardrobe. Gigantic poo • --mg. Community pool & 894-4401 POSSESSIOM ••••••••••••• •• • •• • ••• • a. .. ,..,,._, BY OWNER me lot. Won't last c EASYTOOWH clubbou.se.$87,SOO. Missb.Yleio 1067 New 2400 sq. it. hm 1n1-------•--u•DO-P•EN-l•N.--i ___ o_R_522_·2090 __ _ Deaae bome-Univ. ~,,H~·"S'UN'OllfMCE' House plus two apts. in GOLfCOURSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• e R l a b 1 i s h e d BIG CANYON Park "KeoaiDglon" md.1. C«ooa del Mar. Walk to VIEW ~;· •. · -• neighborhood. Ready for DOVER MODEL 2 Bdrm . ., 2.baLb bayfront Coo-1cMI ~J~a~~:. ;1:o 1~~~,l~!iHJ~I =in~~E;:; Pf~~i ~~0=1~~is r'::::iur~~~l~'!; --~~ h~ ~~:;e ::1~ro~!~.;e~ ~~!!>: :n~!uin ug:Y~~: ~~~~J~1:rn& i.:~~ .. !!~ ....... !~~~ s q. ft. Mini-blinds-~~=--=~•-=··~· ingwitbalowdownpa)'· homefrontingonprh·atc dsbwsbr & compactor. · R ewport Beach Cl cor tbruout, Corol.ng Cook· -meot.$175,000. El Niguel Countrv (;lub. 13~·~00 58HOOO Cpts. d r ps & f ully Prin only. Xlnt for re-UDO EAi.TY ner I ..... Good .:,.;Ori..,;. " lnds pd Sb lk tired cpl or yng exec. By 673-7300 "" _. ....... a"'! ... •.to1.':'~·ft2~ersb ~_tr11i.~~·. "OPEN SUN 1·5 r...~y 1.... Air1 1..-on<lit.iont!d, wet b11r. Let our professional as· pvt.c""'a.ch. o~·"nv.:~r ·~t~o1J~o;wne;r~.$2J5;~·;000~64;04;7:n~r-~~~~~~7~1~G!!re~a~l~fo~r!s~ma~ll~b~us~in~eu=. ..... ...u.... "' _.. ~ re rg. patio w/double cbar· sociates pro\•ide you in· "" v .. "' .. '97.SOO. A&ent646-4380 Ownr/Aat.. 552--0110 or #6 DEERWOOD Beach house with gul!st broiler. Out.side lights & dividual attention in consider trade. $195, HewPOrt'sF-.t ~ EAST apt. oo large lot, one sprinkler s oo timer. securing the home or uicldsCeeland &buysaU MOVE-IHREADY i SLE SANTAANA ••OPEN HOUSE•• Near Fluor Corp, Exec block to the beach. Plusb carpets, & nicely Yo ur d r e :i m s i n of this. Bkt. co-operation Walk to beach, pools & LlOO SLE SPANISH Large, 2 Story Office csAT SUN BR h. bl d d Owner will sell, trade or dt..-corated $237 500. America's most suc-invited. Cull 840-41S3 or tennis from this 2 bdrm. CHARMER. Elegant Building, 100% leued to uJivEas'ITYP.K. • ig Y upgra e · lease/optioowltbprlvatc PRESTIGl00US cessfulnewcommun.ity. 640·1704. &deohome.$'93,500 is land home with County~ency,goodln· Corma.1 dining rm, sep. finaocina at $UO,OOO. ....ORTHVIEW Esca"" to an aura of1~~~~~~~~~1 beauUful NKI We roof. I · U I "58.lGREENTREE. fam-rm, Jal.llldry. Owne -" "~ I· CAYWOOD Close to water. &iter· come W up poten a • Spac3Bl',2~ba.Stepe to a.DlLious. 49 0 J.)(llJghltul 3 BR. 2'~ BA cas~al, q uietlhlivsiodg • • REALTY.INC. tainmeot style llving Ideal for Investment swimming, volleyball, PATM WALKER * 4-oOS 7 * w/open ceilings thru-0ut. awrutwg you m e a · • 548· 1290 • room , gourmet tltcben group. $380,000. Call for pub. $109,000. James D REALTY 842-14 Country kitchen uccent$ dleback Valley. Call us •LUXURY 1----------1 w/wood pl~ ceillng & ~~H. Pauley Co Tatum,Rlll-752·7799 1 ,.. 5 ... PLUM (,&, C lhe brick walled family today.7141837.9500 •CLASS 4 BR HV Montel(O bold open beams. Realt.o-' "" r oo m w i ma ss i v c •AMENITIES $135,SOO. Lease bold. PRIVATE SPA nestled • .,. •• WOODBRIDGE· Ju s t ri g ht Io r ..d~Q-. Jireplace Three level 7i 4/5lSl-lOOO •R.OORPL.AH 21.3-S93-ll207days in a forest of plant.a. <n4)646-5808 Quality BROADMOOR 3 singles/couples: 2 (>1 ~'~ home w/huge m as~er Ba rcelona :l br. great Th at. sums up t hi6·l•--------i Hurry! Call645--0303. o.AeU:'-9 Bdrm home. $101,900. bdrms .. 2 baths. Univ. [!} ~ swle & sepurate drl'..'Ss lnl! vil'w, A/C, fenced yard. fabulous Portortno laom (Wis 1800 Ownel'551-4038 Park.$79,500 -w ,.... urea. Owner will $1i8,()0(). By owner. with cxl.l'as indudlnl!: Reducfll$12,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODBRIDGE p ~~V~NeG~YtK~~ r U e_ _;,-~ h~Ubl'10pUon.$124,SOO. m _4>_7_56-_3629 _____ -' •Jacuuaw1au1ot11nL·r ~~:::i~~~:,rt&C~=~t Huntlngton Beach WarmiJlgton 2Br, 2ba s.ingles;couples; living } L--M-.1 RNfy Tenn.is Swim Golf ~;~~~~~:l~~~ Uµ~aded cplll, drpc., Wl!t Duplex. 169.000. Old.S, bul "'-"o A/C upgrades · -..,.--..,.. " hur. pool and te nn1• •·---~ nice. Good area. V .I\ . ............ • • · rm., farm kitchen. 2 ll"SOSO .. , ..... 0 .. 0 By owner, Madnd 671. 4 •Classed lnfrplc " 0 -at 0~0 NUVT Nr lake. prks & pool. By bdrms., 2 balhs, Univ. REAL ESTATE "'" .. _... "" br Casa Sarga. Spect.. •Wet bar • c·ourts. Sellers will pay . '"' ty,,_...,_,, owner, sse.&7S U1 10:30 Park. $i6,900 ~ unobstructed mount:iin •C\.lst.omized F.:unily rm. b~ers closing costs up HARBOR View Home by Locatiolt-Locotioft pm for appt. HA TE DUST? PRICE SL.ASHED & golf cour:.e vu. Walk t.o ~~5~~. 0;!;d si~;~i fa~~~i>d~reo:;c~~~:~: 4 Blks To Bcbt 3 BR + 1. TURTLE ROCK GLEN Now is your cbance below market for im SWEE:Pl .... G tennis, golf course. lake, $204,900 Realtors. Priced $15,000 belo Needofferl Bkr536-33'77 scrap Lbe dust cloths mediate sale! owne " r e c cent e r . Pr o f. Open Sun 1·5. f7 jOUllhegroupatthepool leaving area. Charmin HILLSIDE VIEW lndscpd, beaut. decor PACIFIC mkt.st$175.000.M4·2064 a.c-rro,ert, 2000 • Creeks ide. Sgl Com & tenol.s courts, then c 3 Bdrm .. 2\!a baUi !amil is only pan or this 4 wi all upgrades. Aft 6 COAST THE ILUFfS STIPS TO SA.HD ••••••.•••••••••••••••••' ~meup.~d~·!~:~· off in your cooled & bome. Well located wll bed r oom r e t rea t wlcdays8J1-8260 · Plaza 3 bdrms .• t ~ Newer duplex.~ blk. NEWNE'WPORT ... -· ... • · filtered home. 2 Bdrms .• "'°'""ez11'U ..... CN\ wrapped in I ovely . PROPERTIES bath 1 l d n.a---2~-DUPLEX Eves833-7S58 t~ .. ,,. be 3), 2 bat .. ·, ~ · _,...,.,. ....____. .. -L. 1069 1 ; ge. e nc ose ocieao.3 ........... """" .... --------~ \.V\UU ...., wrought iron feocrng ..-... ,..... • _... LJ I patio. Near pool & shops. units; new carpet; IUD* 2-3 Br2~ B.a units., 2 dbl WOODBRJ.QGE Univ.Park. $89.000 HORSlS, pe r c hed in homey ••••••••••••••••••••••• v -0400 An Drhe by: 2428 Vista deck. patio, blt·lns; fOOd garages. First user CROSSING ~ HORSES, HORSES hillside area! E nJo>'. Priva~ Party, wishes • • Bogar & calJ lo see. Ask· for owuer-occupant o benefits. -.5.3ooa or The Village of Wood-552·7000 11.tacrelaLaguna Beach. gorgeous pool & Jacuw trade s Br h ome 00 in&$98.500 summer/W'interrentals. 878-U48Bkr. bridge. 2 & 3 bed.rooms. 2 Bdrm. & 2 bath raoc tool VA ASSUMABLE a prime part of Costa Mesa PAINT BRUSH IAYFROMT HIEWPOIT IEACH From$96.990toS12S,990. THE · • house. Enjoy tbe rusti S99,SOO.OpenUJ8:30pm. Goll Cours e for d>odo· lge 2 bdrm 2 IEA1.TY 675-1642 Co•---~X E nter the Vlllage on · •• serenity PLUS room lo Moo·Tbur. waterfront home w/pier SPECIAL baths is atrlum. on first NrGokleweat/lleU Warner Ave. turn right VILLAGE. · · your animals Pl.US e:<-& slip Linda Lido etc Bring your palot brush & n_oor: s.ecuraty bldg., s-c-..m 1076 ScottRe&lLYW.7533 ooWestYaJeJoop,le~ton REALTORS ·· pansioo.Sll7,500. II ·Quai~ 546-8757 ' ' · ideas ck take 11dvuntage l.JdoPerunsula.$219,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2"4P1es.esC.M.AU 2 br.l &.one Creek So. & nab • al a great investment op LEASE Fl .... IR HOMU ... -•-·'-......... ., .... ,000. onSprioavale.559-1161 JUST IUSIHESS Place BEA~ SHACK w/plans. portwut 5 b 3 b re .-.--1 ,......, ·---..mH a.i--wtles permits for 3 s ty re· sty. ln ~tblUtl. ,J:,. Uofum. luxury bay(ront .,eant.mar" above \be ,.....S40-3lll0 t COLUMllA ,R.EDUCED'.'· VY"irvft"'" 5<11 ir• -P7S2•1920 model,'91,500.675-1666 sell tb1s week. Recbaced coodo; 2 bdrm1., den: 3 cit)'. Super 4 bedroom POOL• SPA We alilo bave ae•eral ·..ooauaan IUo04 &.OSlM,500. Makeofr. ~tbs. 2 decks; security family home wl1b oceu TIJ.PLIX t • This ls it: an end unit, mooey-maldng bwsines R.C-TAY1 ORCO. Gldg.IBS87WUtoA. LKER view.$1t8.500. SUPa LIYBAGI I I ~uper abarp bome in air·cood .• Plan 3 ln opportan&Ues. $30.000 JUST REDUCED to NEWPORT ~ V COUeg6 Park reaturing 4 Broad moor. Deerfield $1.00,000. $1Zl.OOO. Beet buy on hill, H ... DIOR Hl~H fSS.0350 ··u• TY 675 r200 Golt ccane UC.pct Cbd". n:fble .. ~ 1 bedrooms-, with maoy t . b 0 ·th 3 Z4M2 Loa SerTaoos. 4br ""' w ~ .., 4 •--'-m studv -oo cont.or leat.uNe lnclud own mes, w t 2ba,sbakeroof,Paceset· Just a few blocks away -"Uvu • '" "' ~ua.UIYlfte. ElQ6o atone i ... __ pt··-.. ca,.,,...•·, bdrms_ .. 2~ baths & a EXCLUSlVEAGENTS ~ th. . b WlS'JCU~ HVHMOHT~-"" sq. ft., oc•aa view. ·-pla--•-•D u-.. -• .... ._.. ,.... • .,...., ff mil FOR VLLLAGE ter bome. Hi!:b grade 1rom JS quality wit 3 ~ .,79 000 .... ... .... "' ..,.., .we entry. extensive pauoo fa Y rm .• for new cocoa cr pt, de. bedrmbome.largefami· IEAUTIFULLY op· By owner, Park view, ... · new}.)' pa1nt.ed. eoc&osed brick patio, BBQ and oo.ly ... $85,000 FAJREMALL corator drt>S w,!>bCPr<> ly room.2bath.dble fplc. pointed 4 bedntl, 2 4Br. 5500 used bricks in B~.R'OIAHENRY carages. Ope11 Ul--~-•edf ll d •~·n--' I d I '"'""c ~-hr )ot 0 ........... <-patios J 916 J>ort REALTORS l ·.-llon·Tb·-.,_.... aa:n y room an Jl04So. Co::tsl Jl'I!. v. s.....,,,..., R ass. man~, 111-~.. ~ ... "" • wocr uum hoftw. ~· diftfnc) Provence ..... 7.soo. incl 21S Del Mar 4.92-41Zl __...... --boo us room. Asking LAGUNA BEACH lll.: rm d1v1dcr, pcrferll} anxious und will help rm, forrwol Jly r•, .. .. $148,250. 497•2457 lndscp'd, many xtras Gnance.0.ll~llSl. • .. lnd.644·2185 $61.000 ~ble view l!'l=a " 1 ________ __. View o( grauni cattlo & · brick Tplc. 2 car fg~~ courae • rolllnl • • : OPEH HOUSE ·Saddleback to infinity. 9oro9•. IHdtpd & REDUCED CARMEL • 2Br, lBa. alllale .---• PRICEDTOSEU. Complete privacy. Opo +lllklw.C. .... IMry !.,!1!,;,.21Ba,8 t•m·rm. storycondO,clbbte,pool, Picpaut• 11DAILY!!!u ase ,~~Sa~us~un~12~~~-~P_nn_· _i·~~~~~~~~ la t~h ucl••h• 0~ ee. >' owneT. wit to bch. 264 Delcado ~.,. _ool,)'. 499.2921, Ownu 1 L. L. L. ... t.SUn. 1T21 Port Rd. By owner. Open dal Yee a IUDt 6SOFootanaWa1 •• 9 • .,or.oou. AabJeyPl.1448480 l.JU-$.66l-2031 ,.._ .n........---. <off Alta Vi.st~> SNTen-oc•Tw.._ DourShons Sl46.SOO. 0W9ff' wil ·~~N~-....... °"P1'1Ca l.J\GUNA BEACH 3br, 2~ba. $99,900. Call 3 Br 2 Ba. all new kitcb, ~~ ST8tS TO llACH mu. -uu. Three bedrooms. 3~ TI4-840-2916aft6 .family rm. sep. office. ' · U..-h~ Ja\000 dple9 GIDlY baths & "Panoram1c---------tcat.bedraJdo•,wb.ite lat· oridWkMlt'Ollllrs ...,_..__._ _ _._ ~.~~cleatnedl Byowner.MWO'Tl • .... 67• .. r .. 5 ..----=------..a s·a, z ~.•-'"--------v~ws"t S219,500. FOOTHILLS tice. shutters & bright· --LIKEA MOD&! homed. poueulon. IUNITS R~EMTltEALTY Upgraded 2 Br, 2 ness. ll21 Oxford Ln.~~~~~~~~~You must see tb1s com· PLUSlBRlcDenRea.\al ~S25'1.000. 496-9501 ba+den. Gar. patio, !!!1.;21°0• By o wne r . IAYVIEW pletely remodeled ex· Unlt.Fullprice$172,000. P1cilJcSboreReaJtJ' 1..:...:::...;..:.:;... ______ , ________ __, f rplc . $73 ,900 . Ph1_,,_..,_ ________ 1 MoblleHome, located ln ecullve home! Better CreaUvelovestment.IJ, 1UW.Palluda,Oldett)' COHTEMPORARY (714)495-0832 PA.LUMO MODEL ex.clus Bayside Village, 2 tban new with custom 6"·9513 Plaaa.S.C.491;5'300 LIVEOM THE WATER Jn Orangetree is this sharp Plan 3 in beautiful Irvine. Tb1s l bedroom condo Includes addi· tional amenities and community pool, spa and gym. Asking $54.000. LGgLWI IHc:h t 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Decew'Cltor's Delight 2.Sty. English country style w/upper liv. rm., frplc., bdrm., den & ba. Guest rm. & ba. w/sep. cnlry on lower level. Needs work I $149,500 Minion Realty 494-07 WOOD & GLASS le.ST IUY 4 8 1 u If 1 Br 2 Ba, Dln Jlm. Dea, amenities too numerous S. ..._ F l I l .. r, am Y rm w rp c. wetbar, IDdry, bll.oa, et.c. to mention. Huge family C kt 1071 o urp ex o r •• e. In ml1lt cond. beamed ln L.N. Sbr, aba +pool & 2 story. 3 baths. Over By owner. Prine Only. nn. den, formal dlnlng -11paa1ao S21S,OOO. 150 yards off ceiling. frplc, 28r, 2Ba. vu. Sll2,500. 83l ·3807, 23lO sq.fl. Incl. land. llJat SSS,!iOO. G7S.'1903 ·~ batbs. 2~ Ca r garage -••• .. •••••••••••••••• beach. Z11 W. Eacalonu_ Ca~ r m, 3 garden ta1nal 540-SUIO. Vogue R.E. ~d'i~oder market at1---------f +workshop. Walk·in wet Coado, 2 alJ'12br. "9,500. ~C. 4IZ-6SS1 w/ ar. oce an v ew $1 • BLUFFS. blgbly up· bat stereo & intettom Must sell. 3211S P IZOU .... ,_ decks, proleaaiooally de· PrimelocaUoo. Nrocean. gr-"-' 3 B 2' ... B ' CUolio&.SSJ 13:1> _,.,, t d & I d d F .._. r .,.., a con ·~~-b We en· • Ru•tloato· Bea"' .. /3 cora e n scp . reab air, sunshine. c1o· ft• pooa. .n-ooo 8 .. .. ... a 0 M S 11 •... -· · try, m ve ftreplace, By o-ner Sun Holl--11------·-G-s wae r u s t e ! Vaulted liv. rm., frplc, 0 ... ne Call I pt f .. v .. ~u:vua..,........ ....,. Red eel f S 67 500 .. r. or ap parents r etreat of .... ~t --" ....... ooo 2 br 1.1 _....._.. .. ,__. -t H.... ,_,. • uc rom 1 . to faro. rm .• tile lcit .. 3 Br, 2 752·6"92; 640·8851 o masttt suite A dream --_.. -"'• ...., _,_,...,_. ·--··-$149, 950. Ca II Ole k We batbs, lndry rm .• oak 640-83a1 rome true with no Umita· ba, cpl. t/p, bltloa cov Scbeduled expenwa i--------•I Eisiminger, Agt. 494-iSSl paUo, lge trees. rocd yd, l--~=:=:::~---1 tioba t Call I pt to ered patio, yard, lau.ndey $1.311,278. Price $3.,300.000. OCEAN VIEW or497-1684: 2 car gar. Bit 1972. THI ILUFfS LIKE GOLD? tbl us ?r afi · 1 inside, walk to acboo lOltallment sale w/lud OHL Y SSS,000 In WALNUT S9UARE . Lowest priced condo in this beauUful develop- meoL This attractive Plan D includes o separate enclosed prage. uble T .V., com ID&Wt)' pool and more I . ' . ' RANCH REALTY 151-2000 WALNUT SQUARE Uve ln Irvine for tse.200 6 under. 2 BR .. dln. rm., or 3 BR, two sharp tQwnbomell Great place tor ehildrfn. IV&YM COPILAMD UALTOI 512-G434 South $89 .900. By owner. b!~1 ~.1:1cep ona 496-010 contract. Prill. only. Oceao vle~~~7ery.__C•O•H•DO--G-O•L•F-• <Tl<0495-0088 ~~~: ~~~;'~~f!~ WATERFROH c.oloai&1 Real Estate SUPER SHARP ('ll•>at-2950 room. 2Bdrm + lge loft COURSE VIEW ADULT dues. $11 ooo under bank HlWPORT SHOH;S 4 BR, 2 BA bome on ap. Costa Mfta .,.a.1t ~~~c:~~/i~jt c1ba:!~ ~t~~~~~. ~f;~do· COMMUNITY V':rai.selact!aat! 3 Bdrm. 2 baths, den. t>uplex,primearea.Opeo prox . .,; acre, Uvtn l..2w/-~:~aroom. Sandblasted wood io· -2 BR 2 BA house New AUIY 640.9900 1932 sq.f\. house Sat/Sun. 12·5. 130C room, & family room, ... ., lerior, beamed celling, f.~;~~d~m~~~~m~ t.Ue roof, double g~age:t ~ •NewgoldcaT'pCts W. Balboa Blv. S142.000. ~~;,ceca::,: Priftte~~C7MS72 frpk . brick patJo & d_eck. rnuoitf pool, stepe to bus easy care yard. Pool & ~ p~ • P'teshly painted By Owaer l..f.98..2195 dn lhnl-oat. ~OOO ____ __,;;.;..... __ _ Walk to beach. Open & sboppi.DJ. s Minutes to clubhouse 0 c ear -<Z(l\ EstOttZ '" •Wbite lnterior WALK TO IEACH pee • APTS FOR SALE. 21 house Sat/Sunday at beaebes It freeway. bree:r.c.$87,500: :~~e:~G~~ 4 Bdrm'-pool tennis · AMCHOIA• orldeofOWQertbJp UDlta 3l&l2 2nd A•o. Reduced HU1TYl '66.500 ~ •2Fireplaces courts. 1Seiutllul 2400 IMYISTMINTS fcr.-byOWDel'.TUl&tD toSl.29,500. aview. New Bedford •WaterfrootpaUo sq.ft.. bome. 1 Blk from 1714• 4f .. 77fl =.•.:..?~·,...'!:)':z.:tis OWNER 499-4409 ~~ w/vlew. 2121 Y acht •Parldlkeview water. Fee land. $169,500 ••• _,, .. RIVIERA ~ ~ Yankee. Pvt s treets. •Across water Malceanofte.r. ir_..._ ... _ IOaO Waa.ttobuya4-Pled 8ut 3 Monarch Bay Plaza jj Community pool/tennis. ..._.,_ -•-•ft •n _,. -'t -H-;,.,/J it• p 1 MAGNIPlCENT 3200 sq. 496-7222 831.0836 .~A)P-640-8557,833-3622 •Co~m~y0~1.t':nnls R2COIMB ~-.._ apa ~ EXCLUSIVES Laguna Niguel -:-'°"'• $279,900. By owner ., • .,. .. A...,.nd,euuAU•8trCOlher ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ""!."::."' oort.~r fL, 4 bdrm., 4"" bath ,1 • POR 0 Priced to sell tbh House & Investment ln•---------bome. Finest oceanfront T FINO Harbor weekend si42,500. Ho:, ~ One. 3 BR house on the Units avalL from $21 to community. Loads of ex· LOOKING FOR... Relax & En •10l View Homes 4 Br· d1o down. Owner will n7anc ,.,.~.eo.1. -comer of a major Blvd. $551' per /unit. Tradea Lras. $350,000 .. a weekender? We bave Sun rm, fam rm & game baJanre . vacant for ln· 645·9161 Potential reionlng t accepted.. Ai\. 88'·D'3 one·, walk .... ..-ach •. sell over the va ey room. Owner bas priced 1 l ss2 000 I "" ue "' r red ood ·•-I t 11 lbie k apectlon. commer c a . • • . u~• LARGE 4 bdrm .• family m.aruta· anlmmaculate rom w . pa..., o ose wee · Sl57,l500 Open House WATEARFROHT Int'l R.E . Network/ 8 wta-Anahelm-S200K bome. El Toro, close to charmer' with exparuloo this lovely 3 bedroom fee. 640-178Sor'1S9·9269 Sat/Sun 1·5 $168,000 Touchstone 963-0981 1 9 Un 1 t. s -R l v • 1cbools tk shopping. poesibllltJee SUS 000 ~md located on a qu.let CAHAL FRONT 43262ndSt. 675.6917 Magnlftcent 2 story eit· ' Ct1-ci.t1K t114.000 STUHHIHC. ~ne bt,:kcr~ee~ec~~=~ v 1 Byowne.r ! ecuUve home. Splrallog °"'"'IHI•.... l2Unlta-C,M.---$.mlC .. contemporary 3 bdrm. lion center. Won't last Proi!~~ ~5=3aso sta11'ca.te. 3 Fireplacr11 + ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~E.:..C51 BUILDER'S aUeotion. Two B·2 Iota, heart of Dana Point. Both for $85,000 home ln Monal'Cb Bay Joog. S88.SOO (51> buge bonus room. Don't =:tt-t "'n'I h -~Nlll O •llSflJN TOFf .. I ' ..._.. ._ '"Vt-· -~ cry wbic could be -, • ....................... Jot. room for mere, C.M. Terr. featu.rin1 studio Dfiil. OPEN OAJLY 1 5 waJtCell752-1700 --I 100 Sa....-,.-. "• ·----------1 INVESTMENT OP · !f:r:~~i:~~~~~9 ,____ ____ 2A8i6ecANYDN1 g [triil4lfl!;H1tl Bb~%fRC::cb~l~~e1~ i:~=~ex ,ORTAFIHA NEWPORTTERR. AMIRLTY . ~~----·--, .. ~ ~~l,SOO. Aaent $121,500 DIB..F11LD portunlty; n beautiful DBJGHT .. motel. heart of I.aguna • Airy,liall&. sunny, corner Beach. Close to bearbes JocaUoo. J>l-.n Jl. 3 or 2 & porks. Xlnt cond . and· do, priced below f7'0,000 ~ and OWD«I al'Ch-ft~ ...... dlldvated. Uno b s t r u r t .1 b l e VIEW !! 759-1515 1---------1 Walktoshotpl..nl.1,3Br • pv1adnuram1c .. ~~ewK pro· --$1 I ,fOO ~......-... VIEW• 11 Lovely dbl 2drBR, 2 ~~i.. It 2 2 Br, le,\ a. V par~· e a ma~ .... lc4l.ot set• Lalr.9Fonst IOSS ••• new crpta. lrps, w-.er 1Q1 Ung for lbJS 3 bdrm. & Blg2StoryTownhomeon HVH MO...aTrAO Beautiful new Si•u\ 1ew & dryer, Adult. park. Ft. nleoce futures alford Owner, 3 br, l~ ba, F/P, Faotutlc view. un-4br. 2bo. film rm . powder rrn. wet bar,1_983-_9880 ______ __, den bome: many convo· ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• Bluff with all nmenit.les. " ....,. homo. 3 BR, 2 B/\, plu11 Vly. By Owner. $25,SOO. ~ t.be uJtJmate In llvlng. upgs-oded, club fac. believable price. Hurry, r:~ .. ~-~~f~ famllY rm, 2 frplc's. Mollilo Homo ._ l"" ~ • Large bonus rm. la ideal $72.000. W IC 2Dd 586~21 Call (714)847-6100 Pool, jaciwl & -lennls. C b 1 c _.,.,.,, -· 1----........ ----1 lor projection or pool BEACHSIDE WESTCLIFF Ouord ait gate. Rent till a ril 0• osta Mesa. ma . · G -at Kifch•n room. P31J,500 REAL'l'ORS escrow doses. Asking See Mabel, ts 64~9161 • .. .. SUPER CORNER LOT. 41---.......;_.:.;__ __ .... ~, lyOwMr ~000 1m T ton 8X28 C rnlabed ~~~~~~~~~I Wallr bome from Vlc· ~ en. w1bonu1 rnt. wet Everythmg Ne141l Cpta, &' ' e. u DUPLEX 1M NEWPORT SUCURTAIMS torla Bench en.Joy din· bar. tam-rm w/vaulted SEAVIEW noors, pulnt , wnllpuper. avlP\Vf ~=tres!~~sPr*';.t~: SHORES. a blka lo tbe J If nerpreparcdlnthetoun., rtef• .. cdllng,2'Y . .tJfl,2700:sq,ft , tJ pa r a d ed ne w Bor npphtl nccs. mlcrowuvc. l\..._..\V space rent. Sel cont. oeean.Topappalntinenlt :..: carp!t~i•:,t t~l~ lry kitchen with smart super upirrodes w/rna· Harbor . Rt-llt view. 3Bdrm,:l buth. IJH•coun · l ~~ $650().m .7813 le cond. Priced ln lint. -·-'Rc•nt 3 DR. 2 "'a. ~~!w.000clg(J.!l)a brick fplc. 110,. N Coot•'!...':'!,":::..--Jnrlty of ln nd1cn pl nii 12$(),000. 6"'~7 ~ry ki tchrn SM0,500 Cn 11 1 " Dltr. &12-3200 red hill ...... '.i 'i 2-7500 .. _ .. .., "" 0 .,,.,.. &.1r1 ~ • ...... ,..-v-~ !lone Pnmcl()(.'.1n Lakcii--------• 1t1r11ppt 11-1209:13wkhds. '-ACl'HC)lfort• 1200 Plan J home, which Ja ~ 494-1177 Fore t Woodi< WOl Pon --------5'18·!'>24:1 wkllv~. ~OlATE •••••••••••••••••••••••ca.ta Mesa 4 Plcx Four 2 located In th Compu~ 31601CoostHwy.,5.loguno bork Ln. Ideal ror i::x We!ltcllft hy owner·Dlx 640 6604 Bdrma. M.eaa del Ma.r. V le w • o c 11 on o t 499-4591 l!CUtlvc l•ncrrl h(>lnw 3br, 2ba, entry style ram HARBOR VU A Ul v Gerrie lnvc•!<t Inc. JO Acres on Waur h'onUr Sl43,000 b y own er. 1'\atle.roclc. lls JocaUon 1-----r urrcnt mnrkrl llrsl r1n, dbl frpl. p::itlo Room ~--------1 hwy, lllnt mobllo home 54&-8204,846-2al6 .13 1gperb, and t1 prtccd Ct•1111ilied Ada sell bla buy In 11re 11 , SL•ll t•r for pool. RV or boat MONACO ('hoact• cornc-r rrade your old iluH ror park. Rlvct"llldc County :it. Olli)' $10$,000. RTS items, s mall Items or moll volL·d to isu ll. l'ltor111te. 1201 Pembroke lot. Nr Park fol pool. bclowBlythe,2mltopro. BaJA.y.&Sl~7,c1 i .,H,'7nntlorA""-Ln.~or~HOO Sl49,000.1930PortBlahop new !(oodles wlt b a po~cd Nuclear plant. aey tem.~ ,... ,.,..., ....,,.....,.. Pl. 644·7367 Cl.asAlfied ad. 6'2·5618 $150,000. PPM2-GOO C..W• ....... Superle>Ql S190KNeedO(• f•IBtr • ....,, .. ~~~~-~-~~~ ...... ~~~~~-~~·.~!~~•••••• ~~!~~.~:!~~~•••• ~~!~!.~~!~~~~•••• ~~!=!.~~!~~~ .... ,~~!~!.~~!~~~•••• Friday, October 28. 1977 DAILY PILOT 01 · ~~~!:~~~ .. ~~.~ Real bto~ Corona del Mar 3222 Cot.taMH o 3224 Hwshngton Beach 3240 Min ion Viejo 3267 OUH' Unfurftilhed Aparfrn.nts Fu111l,hed Apcritnents ~ We1nted 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••r••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••. •••• ....... ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA DELMAR ···"··················Cottai:c.2 1.lr l ll.1 p.11 m.:11>r "hJ 11 111 11 l"1plc' I t\r, :.! li.t liltn .. :.! lJr 'kw lu\ t¥.nhw :z:1 \11' wporlBeach 3269 co,taMua 3724Coronact.IMar 3822 FOUR-PLEXES W11lpay r11i.h\narlu!>hfo nc•wdrror. <'&rPo1l Slit \Ir So C'o.1<;t 1=1.11.1 ~Ii~• 1.11 • l•·n11·tl )•I 1'11111 lr11ni \1\ c.;c Nll'l' vu ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa ~fr~a o; l>1.·,t 1nve~t )'Our hou:.e. \tnats or land ""> !.1~·3S47 en·~ ~' .JI 111 $I hi I I I.II LllJh•.iu L.i .il\1 or .!ll1 , & \kn \lJll} W.1lk lo bt•;id1, :J br, <!bu, STUDIO Spollcs~ Walk to bch. m 1 enl prupert v 1n prime Or111:Ke0So·~ BaekR pa 1 y ~cw L>plx 3br 2ba fple 6iJ &:>-1.J '11 J , It L' I .., r ,. ,1 d CJ W, ltvlc, q>t.i. & llrps. WEE.t<L y RA TES I Ur 3 Ba Fum rm 2100• c;icaoon, undt!r ~1.;,o.000 ~~~ "· ... colt ea ty nxt 10 park. Wlk to bdl · 3 ru<. 1,,n\ fl!\ 1 , 11,1 Sh,i• I' .~ ho·olrm :! It.ii h $:1011 mu t°J II 7J2 :JJU:J comm pool IW2·3669 Full Kitchen & TV Yrly, 509 /\cado 645·7048 l.'Jllnow. $S15.428Begon1a6H 1732 $:l75 rnu \~'.e·111 l .di d"hw.i,h••r q it-. cJ11"· l'h ~knll·. _New condo J Bdrm. 21,, Lincn~&Ullhhc!!. 2 I.Ir, lrplc, crpls, stove. 540•3666 ----~Ill 11~1 J \k for""' 1111 • ·"'"' kid, 1>1"1 Oh b.i, frpfr, d:.hwshr CLOSE TO OCEAN Balcony l'leW. Xlnt cond. Rentais Charming 2 br, I h.i hnm1· ~ix,, !.ll.J 1;,i,1 /\hlnt, 110 Newport leach 3269 ~~ I) !IJl 201o Ro al Suites M t I Adult:.. no pets. $350. 322 ·ci ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• So. of llwy w,frplr. wuc><l l'Jtit• Cod llro.ulw," I l•'l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• mu nys •· . y o e ~ t [cJ h T liouJH Funtl11Md re1 lngs, dining rm, y,mt Suk :!'""""' :1111 . (rph'. WALK TO BEACH i-:,es5S2 47K!J 20llONe~~~lvd, CM .!_lehotropeAve. 67~ w jlMf .•.••.••••••••••••••••• & patao All OC\V k1tth lndJ'v rru, J~ ftu·d ·' tJ. Ul'\\ Suf>t.•r ,h.•rp s bdrn1 ht>Jth• :i Htl rm hou'C~ 11lus h•rRc ON THE SAMD ----2 Ur 1 Ila, s. or J-lwy. 8al>oa Island 3106 dw1hbldhe l>yJ l-1de rclnn & l'Jlh P·~'."11; d1 P',· .die•\ ·"I " lw.n' 'hr.11..1,· i o111 1.1,' (1•111·plf '.tr•I Onl) o11c Lcwdy 2 stry, Jbr +den SUS CASITAS uduhs, no pets. $200 mo. INVESTMENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• s w r ust reth1nc 111 l'C'~!> ),;.,1 ,1, cmllll'I lnJ.! rm"· rp t. la1111 v "I 1 b h p ,..,1.c .. •Jv /urn. lar "e •. Cal l (142-5953 ll y~: d 11. nr O'IOI f 1 ,, 11rk lo the· hc""'h . l11m1• 1w pvt c· . 1>01 ... ~ ~., ., .,. OPPORTUNITY ON WATER s1 e .,. out. Re.ii l't1t1·! • • · 1111 ot C lmi:ht. l'IH:1•1 u y 1 1 S"""ll 1 br. /\clull.~. only, 673·39113 or 6'5·9399 Garage. Gardener. S.150 ,•, . . k1tdll•11. i.:~· m.1~.t t·r $l5ll mo llUHllY call 11n~,1u1_1.1~.:.~~.~, .• r Y se. $6'9S ··-eves wknlls Eim•llenl Molcl In lhc <.:HARMING 2 Story, '1 703 Degonia. ~155 ;ml!) ML'i1\ Y.~.ltl>I-;, t lu 1 "'11tll ,\c·r••M from lakt• * 494-8057 * """o"""' no pets. 2 110 N~wporl · ~~~~~ti~~-LL:::;~~a;_!11n&t ~yrf':!in~o1~~~ti~~-~~~.~ eves. d1111111. w ha. I• rpk •11111·1 & p.irk $-I:!.'>. Kil~ 94n Wt>~ltlJff. Suvc·;lari::e. 5 Blvd ___ t Or Gar. /\pt w/G~ragc. " .. ~.. LJ 'Cl,. uthilt 01 l'llP11·ol W .tlk bd, 312 bu. I.Ike new. 1 Br apt& ba'·helor. f'urn. $ll5 mo. Stv • refri~. No rt1cre11llon areu. ~horl lease. $1400/mo. 1---------....j tu ~ho11..;. $125 mo. N .. .-" ts E I d d lt walk to beach. FoC' ;11 SALJSBURY R~ALTY SPYGLASS µ;iuil & upl~ Ht•,clt'or Ir vine )244 Bayh'ont condo, plu~h 2 $900/mo. 640-5231, TV avail. Pvt pa tios. rv'. · mp oyc 11 !fon: formation call· Call 673·6900 c.lllY!I lh HI. 11;i;i :ul:! 1 , •••••••••• •••••• ••••••• Br, 2 hu w, lrJ: r ms, love ti<15"lll7l Weekly or mont.hJy. Days !· Days 642·1521, Eve1> RM•ra Realty lalboctPetdnsula 3107 DELUXE Mier ti pm c•.111 .Mary RENTALS ly view t 'ull securily, 642·1334,eves642·6S78 _6'10-_7_4_7_4. _____ _ '494-5678 499-2800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR::~:·r~!~~-3 1.,1r tiJl 25.'>tl 2UH. 2 ba . .. $125 525 C':i~i~;;~;~5 Slip :mu l. ~::hE~·:~·~:n!~~·~!n ~Oft $395. Yrly, 2 HR. hse + ---------111"'.PAClOUS oceanfront 4 gar, 2 Frpl's, microwa\'c MESA DEL MAR 2' llor :1hr, :! bu $.1351525 w/wcl bar, frplc, bllns, HorbOw 3742 car ~rt • ,n ewly dee. br, 2 ba compl. turn. 0 v e n . w e t b il r S11al'IOUS 5 hr, 3 Iii.I, llUl!l' 3 lllt, :! flu ...... ~I L5,'475 so(t wtr , 2 car encl gar .••••••••••••••••••••••• W5t~ eves. & wlcnds. Seashore Duplex hme. Fplc. wshr/dryr, P anora m ic view. sooo h' 1111: rm & kilc·h t•n '''" 1 UH '' Ba .• • .. S.165 7!J5 11vHm::1 1 Hr, els • , schl:.. free nv storage, tennis, tudio on PCH .acrossr--e _o _______ _ dshwshr. 2 <·ar gar, n mo. lease. A~ e 11 t rqll'I. •lrp,. l'Jllll $.'>X 1 µark, pool. ~ .. ~S/mo •pc>ols, etc. Jog to brb. from bch. Pool, JUeuu l: Lgo 2 br, 2 ba, beau~ view $172 500 pets. Yrl y rental. 644-72U 770 lliQ.I, 751 IJHH luds imlor Ii mo mnl' '400. mo. 962-8118. On S 2 SO mo . D Y s o( bay. Trees! Prwate. ' • 644-9582 '/. t:>. l~e.83J·l&l Nwpt /!_!B.border. 7 14·894 17 17 , eve s $475.675·5205;673·4841 YNrly incom~ SIS.GOO No Ft-.1·: Tv °l'l'tlJlll ~ "1/.<-----. 213-592-2977 B1i: l bdrm. uprcr & 3 Br, 2 bu. Bay view. $425. Large2 BR. 2 Ba, 2 yr old ('lfOIC i:: rt''"'l'lll 1,11 'l.., -vr 1 hr. 3 ba f..im rm 3200 Townhousl', sphl level; 3 ----------13 Ddrm, 2 bn, new carpel. bdrm lciwt:r. l-';intas tic Spacious 2 sly. Also 2 B Duplex. dbl attach gur, lcJ~cs '" <:~I & olh~r "'~/.'f)' sq.Ct 14 14's.rntw~o' N u. BR, 2 ha., 3 cur gar, pool. Loguna leoch 3748 dishwasher, gara ge. 706 beach ln\L'Slmenl Jus deluxe apt Wanter. $325. frpl. 719 Jasm mt:. L\\ area' i-· .. r l'lr111,,111 $12!>0mo A , 54i 5032 Nr. Hoag. ADULT CPL.••••••••••••••••••••••• Iris . $S25/m o. y rly. lisll'd!Agt.~16-9898 Call 546·9.\09 $475.mo.63:Vi064 Pn01-·i-:ss 1 oNAI 833·8600 J -·gent, -ONLY. $400. Lse RltrLAGUNA BEA.CH MTR. 6-l().6656after 5:00PM ~~~~~~~~~~c-.1 D 1 B & :.l'l"Vll'e 111 ~oh 111~ ,011r Seav1ew, new 4br w1view &t2·S333 INN. $65/wk. $250/mo. . ..,..stn.oleach3118 e u xe 2 r dt!n , hous ini: lll'cll!>cJll llw 2121Yacht Y..inkee.$850 Maid serv. color Tv,SharpTnplex,2bdr,lba. TRIPLEX,C .M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J~sml!le Creek, rham· SPl-:<.:1\11.IS'r• lf523CAM11o1151\...fn..'l"'E pcr nio.Comm.pool1t.e n·SctnCl.mrnN 3276 h eut e d p ool. (714) po o l , u_p s ta ~r s / Great E "'stsJ"d ft lo p1onsh1 ptenmsrrls.:.pa, ,.v 11& """ .,,08u 7 833 .,.,.,., A94 • .,.,.. 98" N c t dow nstairs Linda " " c · pool se d ""''vi 8 0 8 P E T T I T ms . .,.. · "" ; ~ ••••••••• • • • • • •• • • • • • •• .. -......... " • oas • newer 3br, 2ba. frplc, yd RIGHT OH SAMO · c guar : """"'mo • . Hwy. 675-2311 days , 673-7961 <2>2br.lba,pal1os.enrl. Avail. Nov 12-Dec 3. Fn-Mon.644-6920 RlALTOR lft\ Grme' No 2 hr. 2 Gorg<.'Oll.'>newcondo,3br,Shoreehlfs4 Br,F a mRm, eves. gar. $170,000 $250 wk 751 8441 ba.ill•n. rrvl. l'ool. tennis. 2' J ba, pool. 15 acre vvt oo golf cr~e. club & bch Luxury penthouse, 2 br, 2 ---------- ·rom L~. Rltr,612·1603 SHOREBIRD RLTY SPYGLASS l>.i•c;r1'i"hl $.175 1;1QQ!lm alt51>M park Co;islal breezes prlv.$47S.213·794·3453 ba. din rm, frplc, big Lrg 2br, 2ba Duplex. 492.8384 front rowvicw ofoccu1\& , " . $.135 mo NcwJ>Qrt Ter·N . v i e w . Blo c k to Blt.ns,2cargar.$425 •---;~:::-::---~~~~~~~~~~~buy. -I Br, F a m ily &Niel-: l.:ll'an 2 hr I h.i 1 . ..,t:$<1ll/,4Url"dfa,f.'P, rut•e 002-771S8 ew;ownhouse,end ~nit, downtown . $475 mo. 551-4710 TRIPLEX bonus r m , $1450 mo. t'encl'd ,11 c..; .• 1. • C'i·eh·r •15.02 Wy n ga t c , T he 2 S~}, 3 BR, ocean view, "94·2J79eves; 957-0232 ~~ Clos t b 1 d h CoronodelMar' 3122 644·5061,ownr ,·agl. mdl ai.:t•d .itll h .,. 1~ Willows. 55 1-2000 ; 2 Ar. 3 ba. bar. bltms, beaut. d ecor. $495.1----------1 . e o eac 1 an s op·••••••••••••••••••••••• Orunnn, llousi• I·:· ;.~90 k!M-:1484 c pts, drps, h11:hly up· 675-l784 or831~ -io & 1 br apts , !um. PRIME LOCATIONS pmg. 2 Years old. Newly $-15(). Lge 3br, 2ba duplex. ,.,... -.,.. -----a aded C d J blk t Ad It et P t ~eveloped ar<'a of Hunt BEST CHINA C OVE F'rplc, F/A, gar1.1-Pallo. ~·2778 Cni\· Pk Ill, J Br 2'12 Ba, ..,r . -On~-s o Beautlfully de corated 3 u s, no p s . v ington Be a ch. P rice LOCATIO.N. F a bulous bltns .642_9918 ·> • • + bonus rm. Oxford, beach. Pool, Jae, suun'!. BR, 2 Ba, oceanview, prkg. Mo & yrly rentals 2&3brapts. +bach. <no s h a ri>IY red u c ed to Channel Vie~ and beach Lge w Hr ~PPlr d_upJ~,. ss:?.S ~7.7M4 . 833.3215 "'951mo, 1 yr hie. Avail quiet St. $42S. 496..go33 avail.497-3493 stove) $165-$495. AGT. Sl59.SOO for quick sale. out front. Decorator's 2 Charming duplex. Walk to s~ve. ~cf.rig rnrl. ( h1hl & -• Nov lsl. 540·«80 . wport hach 37 69 67~23~8.!!._ .-. .-.. ...- Good financing a\·;ula· story, 4 1.1.drm ho m e. bea~h. 2 br, l \>a. frpk. pct UK_s:i:;u m_o . ~\II, utll WOODBRIDGE Brond Bl uffs. J bdrm, Ba views 2 Br: 1 ba. Nlce yard ........................ ~~ ble. SBSO, mo winter lease. ref~g. Children ok. S.115. pd 556· •8l-o:_6·l6 ;iJ_7 _1 _ mnor P!1tw Home. 213r , pool. $550 to $750 ~o. ' Av&table now $325/mo. 2 BR Duplex, gar. uUl. RoyMcCordle Waterfr ont H omes . A.vail.Nov.lOtb.837--19~ IBrCouai;eforrcnt,ne.ir lie~~· atrium, 2Ba. Lst'. Rllr644-0IJ4 :/~;I, SC. Eves OCEANFRONT rm., sundeck, stv., new l810 Newport llvd. ~400 Newport ~ \h:-.t l!llh s11 ',">,?:,?· Avail Dec 1. tl Bluff . d -3 8 " 2 b· • Furn, lge. 3 BR .. 2h ba., crpl .. $375. mo. 833,.()737 ........ ..,.... •-h 3169 &\5 !lU21. rt l'\t _, t -u"' s con o, "• a ., f I ~1w· C osto Mesa 548-7729 .--w,..... • ..... ac JASMINE CREEK · a ' - -xlntcond. $525 Mo rp c . ..,.,., mter New guest unit. Br/Bath.. ----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Large, view. J BR. 2 BA. :?Hr, l llJ l "ondo "· r1'11 1i.: '''" '<'clUdNI l.11-c~irlc Agent &t t 1 l:l:J San JllOI\ ITTJ.3663 642·2253 E ves Pvt entrance. No cook- OH THE SANO nearpool,lennis,Securi :.to\I.', "'"hr.ilnr. i;,11 l"Hndo, spac•iou' 2i.:r . , C.sfrofto 3278 ing.SIS0.673·7229 BeaulUul 3br, 2ba, dplx, ly guani, man~ delUXl' p.lllu. rl'l" l,tl'll -..r;, mil \\ P' I 11.11111. \\ I> hkups Perunsul.i Pt WALK TO ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. new crpts. d rps. extras. Sl200mo TllE \gt c"i'll •n-15 i:!:!I 1>001, tr-nn1!>, :.auna:.. BEACH & B 1\Y . J 4 sr comm pool l mile fr New 2 Br.lba,sundeck, /\viul immediately 'til GERRIE CO. &10·6600. \1lulb Lc.t:.e $3-15, mo Br+fam rm +:-.tully 21 ~ Da~a Harbor 's.iso mo Crplc, bllins, encl gar. too~a duplcit ma mosl 6178. $600. 752.7410 dys, 2Br, l rplc. nl''~ 11,11111 5.'>I 1000 b .i . s i o o 1 m 0 . ~&646.6623 · $400/mo incl'g util. desir able area of San 4!M-48St evs wlmds malure ,idlh 0 111>. s:!ci~> ------ -1213>342-972l collect 673-7229 A RARE OPPORTUtollTY Clemente w,an opt lo --mo.1st lslSttl!lcleandep ----Brand new 3 br 1~ ba ~~~~~~~~~~11---------- purchase when court ap-Oceanfront Sparkling ~·iOll ~ 7011 BLUFFS WATER Vl EW twnhse. Pool ea'c. Child pro,·es. Asking ~:>.000 Br, frplc, rompl Cum. ----3 BR. & fam ily; beaut. O.K.$385/mo.754-6341 ~--------1·CostuMesa 3124 Callfordeta1ls Avail 3-8 mo's. $680. 3 Br, up~r;itlt•tl. Uc!>l, courtyard.J\gtG+f·ll33 OCEAHFttOMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• E.L. RISL~;Y, Rltr 675-1849 qwct f~ "d<' ~IH5 -B-R 322274 Paseo Carolina, 2 WINTER RENTALS OSTA M ESA-2140 ·l!J2·6'i43 49.\-0~: 751-37411,<'C $245. mo. + Uul. 1 • BR Condo. No pets. $300 2BR, l ba. $370 Thurln Street. Deluxe 2 -------S . RAC"'UET CLUB frpl 434 Alis lo. p/mo. 1st & last + $100. Lge. 3 BR. 2 ba SSOO NO\\'Sl-:l.Ll'>:C: ~ • , ON WATER with boat UPER SHARP 2 br, erpi... l'r1cl >:Jr.il!l' "' <714 IS22-86JI d eaning & sec. dep. Call STEPS TO IEACH Bedroom, units unde r ONl.Y 11.l•:FT dock. 2 ::.lory, 3 bdrm & SPACIOUS K11h uk. ~1;; lllH. family rm . formal Bobbie Evers at Valen 2 BR, l ba .. yrly s:ns cons.tructtion. Lovely. w tb T · I v Allracli\'C, newlv rl' ri;;1 .~7t numii.: rm .. 3 bath POOL 1-;.1o;tblulf 3 I.Ir 3 Aa. Fam • · spacious ownhome tvpc H ay npe-ire-s w 1ew$790;mo. . 11 .,11", w II!. l'llH'rl'ol Hm & di•ii. formal elm, tine Really Co. S32-67n 2 BR,J ba,yrly $310 withfamily rooms .$345 l'OST,\ \H;Si\ ON LIDO. Elegant 2 modeled duplex w :1 11.111., .1 n ,, '·•''·' .\lei 1 .. ,. k1td1 . f11k. & 'll'w or752·1534 Q U i\ 1 L p LA C Jo; ~<> (.'() ,..,.,. 1'1 \Z \ bd · h T" BR's, :1 ba ths. h:. f;,m11\ " .. ---••. ,..., ,, .. rm w1l .... new rm w wet bilr & DestaPolnt 3226 •W :!t;• ~i:ill i11tld i.:rrlnr A.-. ¥.lr.SantaAno 3280 PROPF.RT IES,INC. 3 ~1~;.111.10 to s~r.i.1:;oo l 1 and p r 1 vu t e beac h fire.place. Walk 10 _,hop, •• •••• •••• •••• ••....... \r11t.1 !Ir .111,h.1\\ ,,,;? 1111 \'I 1m ""'d 1i 1;..4107 or •••••••• •• ••• ••••• ••• •• (714) 752-1920 . our m • :. .1 ;i 1 $i(J01mo 1.1r, ~11111.11t 5PM · - -• Ow1wrs" uillt plu:. two 2 .OCE/\Nf'RO'IJT Shor t & be a c h S7 SO Mo 1.1\ nca; :1 llr, '••n 111<·1· l.uxury 2 Br. Z ba. dlx A t t r n c ti v <' 3 b r ~drm r«"nlal units Term. $350 wk 2 Oclrm (W-25) ('one! S4.~I + •1•·1• s.111 .111,11111111 '""nhnrn• .: Condo Nr S (' Plaza. l1>wnhouse. Frplcs, pool, .~eat ur e~ l'Ompletc f)l)llhuusc BelleChase Lee&tHi200 1'17 :.:1.:;1 lllt · "" t-:Ll·.t,\i'-1' Lll\lt\llN<; :1 lldrm 111~ll,trph-,JJl",gJrS:J75. )aeun 1. $395. 25 11. w. ca r .pet, drnpe:., WATERFRONTHOMES Ch.irmm~ homi• :• 111 ., lh1•rloiok 111~f'11lf1ouriw ~mw rn .,, ... t lm-..twn trW •Wti2cvt-s Yt~W OF BAY. adults, Sunllower,lO loS. ~~~cap/n~ f'trc~l.a~e Call6J1·1400 Be 1st t o ocrupy rt' llJ,lrpk p\lp.11111,11u 1..i l.1.i"·.::.l!I» •00 mo llrndfonJ Place. 2 lir , 1 decorator's furn l Br & MESA V ER DE a r ea. r~ · J t10-. < ~r s modeled JBr, 2 ha, hlt1n,, !>lfl'l'l s:r.1 1 1:11 ''• 1•1 1 npd.Hiol. ltllr ":! 111'11 t>N W \Tl .. l! "Ith tlock b..i._ $32S mo. Ev C's & den. $850 yrly or monthly Home atmosphere 2 & 3 &gara~e::. lots of storag<:. s:;so, 110 a nti lar~1· p.illo. llu~l' :J wknds 559·0404 or 675-9877 by deluxcapts,546·1034 Completion Dec I. Open wknds 10 to 5 835 l'aulanno A\'~ ( \ blk \\'. o{ lln .. tol J. Cottage, oll wood 1111. Ful· pets. 673-7229 Bclrrn, fum rm & dimn~ 768-7100 --_ _..:. ____ _ ly modemued. l blk t B Toro 323 2 Locpano Beach J24 8 mom homl'. Master suite -Br, 2ba, s ome ocean Attractive l br, den. P ool, bch. 3br, 2ba. wsbr,dryr, Costa MHG 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1s l:iri?r rnnugh to be on Wnfminshf' 3291 view. Bltins. Ga ra.ae. j acun i. $285. 2Sll W. - lrg ~rk w ~rill. Ample ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ....... "•' I umlu .! llr .• lli>I I_,, ....... , -, llr ...... t .. 11: 1p.1rtm1•nt .. :,1r.1 rOflm ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.50. Pb 963-8818 alts. Sonllower . 10-S park g. $HS. Prefer adlt Condo, new 3 Br 2' 2 TJa . 11 1 ,.,1 1111., 1 , ul ,1, 1, ,1.,, 111,. 1 1 .. , 1,. 11111 , .,0 l•I 11, •111 111 11 e ,. N1rr J bedrm, 1 bath, DW, cpl. .:oio i>els. 675-8536. p._j;:., _gar. rcfn~. w .. hr C J\..rl·~•l.ui 1,,1;,.,, 1, 11 \II """' J 11 •.J .:, ,,r SI llMI 11, "' ·"' cir~ & t:pb, good area. Lfge 3 br. 2 ba completely New( C10NDO ~ br, 2~ ba. 6i3-0525 tans,erv1 dryr, pool. lcnnlc;.~rl~ n•• 11 \ (.'In<'! 11111 cl•i'• 1.,7 11.1:.! 1,., L\Oo ¥.Ith \I l•:lh $Jti5 mo. !ft13·4567 Agent, urn. 1 _ llo ui.c f rom '2 rp cs, bltins, pool & :\I \f l..1 Hordc, lt,.,tltor ---ise $480 mo 642 3443 1 ,_.1 ., l , 1 1 1 nofco ()('l'.in. Winter $475. Ydy ~pa. $375 mo. 675·4912 lilt .11>1:11rH 5hr .!ha'l~l'Jl"t2.:.tc11stu --· :~':!~:;;r~llll' 'J•• 11111 lllH :!11.i,ll•·u ,,.•.,,in "'"111 1 l'll S~75 1>10~ W H:llhna Bkr heh s.<.llO mu ~inter. i\gl Mesa Verde lu'C . ('\I'<" ' 1111 •• 111 \IP¥. ~~111 ,iricl ellllllll! r1t1 l'Jlu> llr pool home l.gc yd. Ul\·d . 1<!13! llS 132:1 or - LokforSale 2200 ti751~ home.4Bdrm,Jba s.51;· JB<lrm:.,.'ha,l•;•'n•unln l'.IL.1ilnorldl~ll!l1t. SiW mu Nr -IO:i & c;G fwy 1714)9fi2 8U4 MESA PINES •••••••••••••••••••••••Oceanfront 2 Brrottai?e mo.lst&last 497-2()..12 k1tcl'icn.hpk t•111hJ1.-.11 Oi" LJI><> .! lldrm, $.J75 mo. S36·7S33 / ONTHEBE/\C~ :~A~~:S.E!:...S,"t:!,1~ •• ~ •~F.WPOl<T LOT nsxtSO bl 11 J · varll 1\lt.l&'ht•d :! l'Jr ~.ir :•llr, :!11;1 house, :--;, hntl, l'l.l"S.plU!>, µlu,• Now m 968·3132 ~ _...."" Aprv Pin<: 2 Sty $75)1 tns. $-iOO mo ll une. New p o r t H gts J Ii 51!i>.;JFAJ & :>-II) i,ll I l lo ·l' 1,, heh. I.Ju., & :.hn1> and out s1000 ,mo. ---------Utihlles pd, adults only. $350. lmml'd. occupa ncy. 647 Irvine i\\'e 548.8532 Call 673-S.110 du~lex. l ' 2 Ba. fplc. pvt -Jlllll: 1~1t 707~1 ON w ,\ T 1-: H. ~X t::C. Br. 2 ba, frplc, 2 car gar. $140.,675-1865 Pool, j acuzzi, frplc & -SClftClemtnte ll76 patio,gar.~.646·851'J CONUO wllh fantastic ~~~1J7area. $425. +:sec. OCEANFRONT APTS. dshwbr. Adults, no pets. Mountain. DHert, · Fouttaln Valley 3234 $550 Mo .. l)Cean view, B '( I d ............, Open daily. 2650 Harla Resort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Twnhse, 2 sty condo , 2. Br . ••-••••••••••••••••••• i:ar . 3 Bdrms .• patio. view. eaull ul Y e-41Br, wnlr rental. $240 St. C.M. (Mesa Verde •••••••••••••••••••••••2 Sly, 2 Br. plush int, 2Y.a Ba, FP, DW, Mier La geJb 2 ba X'' t c Avail.now.Call 494·3474 cS7oOOr/amtoe.)~rly2• Bdrm . 1e..-.•-&....-~ 3,,.00 ~17~~.cl'd. 54~M9JO or Dr.ofrHarborBlvd.) $5001 mo. Oen v i e w. wave. 2 car gar, w1trsh r . r , e "cu iv ,,___ .. .,,.,. crro IMONTBFBEE FR.EE BROCHURE 496·3747 morntngs. cornptr, door opnr. WW Comlly hnm"; Very BLUE LAGOON VILLA WATERFRONT HOM ES •••••••••••••••••••••••1----------1 ~1 CHOICE HIGH cpts,drps,new.$450 m o. prav.ut e w flO wal l. Stepslo pvtbch ,pools & Cal1 631·1400 l MarBeach ClubCon·Oceanfronl 3 BR, 2 Ba,, ________ _ DESERT PRO PERTIES u---U fu i L-d 675-5487 A.gent. Family r m, lorma l din tennis. 2 BR 2. BA cpts do. 1600 sq ft, 2 masler frplc. Oct.-June or year-2 & 3 Bdrms, mature . • ~I " m Srw rm u p~raded l'rplt: d r . • h .d • Jy 996-6756 d I pd s wnte or rail Mr Frey.••••••••••••••••••••••• S . . d '. • , .,5, • rps, re rig, w i:; r, ryr, Lo 1 3 Bd 2 b bdrm&, 2'h ba, tennis, · a 1.1 ts, gas • 778 cott Ben Hinkle R f.:. 21930 ,.._ P.ac. 3 br in E -s1dc flJ!;, pcu7.zi . ..,5(1,.,'°0• clshwshr, range & oven. ve Y rm, a on pool, jacuzzJ, sauna, ex-Pl.642-5073 Hwy 18. Apple Valley, --ral 3202 lrtplel<. frplo, 2 enc. 1rnr. 9G8 · t_737. Sito O;i I l , St'c gales. Avail 12,1. Sandy Reach. Rnlboa ercise room beach ac-..__.__"ts ---------P s •••••••••••••• ••••••••• enc. yd. Ga rdener. Rl!fi.. 962-0862 I Coves. S650/mo on yrly • ~ a..cl Mesa Verde, 3129 Cin· !!2307 or_ h /\ 542 3156 HOMEFIHDERS S410. 675·1849 Like new :1 Rr. 2 Ra. den, ~'. ~et'·~t.' ~~n~b~~~ lsc. Qill 67J·!Hl4 cess. $550. (1)755-7652 •••••••••:••••••••••••• nimoo. Lg 2br, 2ba, n11 YUCCA VALLEY U~time Service Never lived in exec 3 Br li;c yard. bo11l l!all·. t·ul 400.427~ or (2131 331"0908. N. Blufr Condo, J Hr 21, ~-~di 3•zs GfMnlf 3802 ~J1ts~~ epn~C:.edsf1a~ •• J l~ acre. S2800 Two 5 ad· Sl.20 ll>r plex. llurry! 2'h Ba pvt patio& decks di' t..ir Renl mcl yarrl & S . f r Ba Fam Rm S600 mo -..--ttw .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Joining acres on state '°' b h rd I d • N t H t . watt'r $195 C213MJ6 11'85 weepm~ ocn vu rom IV· 7S!i tU4 ' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lbr Sl6S Long Beach ,_75_l_-8462 __ fo_r_a...:p;..;pt_. ---llwy. cabins. utilities .,2s1 r ou~e. i ook n ry rm. wp gs . . . In~ r m dining rm . 2 BR newbeige crpt real . . <213) ....... 3319 $175 t br uni pd new Cd~f area. Grdnr incl. $575 or 1213lfi75-9l I I rxt 21;1 k1tchim. 2 br 2 ba condo' uluff h . i d I ' $325 'o Cpts, drps , stv • ref. THE DAISY ,,,, ...,15 Jb h .1 pd mo 548 3365 -N o s, c 01ce v ew en n ce . . mo. ay Ad l t 5 n 0 p 8 t s FOR ..,1 ---------1"" r nuseut1 · · Super 2 sty, 3 br. 2 ha, r to_wn . $500 mo. wut. avail. for lmmed. 996-7200,eves545-1890 71•1 ...... ~.. · "DSAHD ~ Couitty S2502br hse. kldsipets ho F 1 494-4916eves 2 BR d .. .........,.,.,, TH1t•1p••~y·51 p rty 2500 S2952brhsekidsi pels B r and n e w a n d w nus r m. Jl r. rpl.'>, __ · occupancy. • en, Condo 1 Jb .., -...-. •••• ":!~••••••••••••••• Sl503br rent opt to buy beautiful- 2 BR. 2~~ ba drps, iirral nrf:'a $<135 Chnrming 3 BR hse, ocean 2"2 ba .• 2200 sq. It. $7 2ba 2 ;e7 i c ea2n'poo~' •'oof ---------' S2603brk1ds,fncd/gar ~do.2 Fplrs.DW,~1 d, ~567.Ai:en~f!!__ \u, frpl, elevator, pvt Mo.67~,759.7500 clubhou~e. ~~bmit o~ IUCHREHTALS •2beclrooMI $71,500 CRY Sharp 3 br with renlral air. Loc;itrd 1n the· f'oun ty. Large lot. No down lo any Veleran Open 7days Fee prime beach lor. S:l95. SPACIOt:S 1 Br Tiburon patio, steps to Virtoria 3 Br. 2 ba , nr bch. D/W, kids. Isl& last mos reot. WINTER •Totlot 152.5 Mesa Verde Or. E. 963-4567 Agenl. no fee Condo 21 ~ l>J. \ I". wt'l Bch. Open Sat & Sun. patio, frplc, ~nr, S49S yr Avail.immed. $385. Agts Oceanfront Lullury PaUos, fenced yards. l'osta Mesa Ofe, Ste206 Newport Heights ne¥-l:.tJr, St50 101 l!l2!i SMOC> (213>275-0812_ ly. &1&-4087, 846-llOSO. Joan&Chuek. 540-1720 3 8~:a~To~~ea!1~~w 687Wesl1Blh St~ 557·0822 Duplex. 3 BR. 2 Ba. frpl. Almost ne w s100,0110 E~1ERALDB'\Y -FOR LEASE DuplexnUltfwn 3600 1Br,2ba,slps4$450. CaU631·3SlS •I Ir A REMTALS gar. S450. 642·5722 homt• :l nil. f;imrm , rl111 O~ea nfronl Jbr. 21 sba, 3 DR, 2 Da, !iv-rm, sep. ••••••••••••••••••••••• West Newport Comfort Whypay SZS-$.1Swhen 4 br, 2 ba, Collellc Park 1n~. S51K) mo !H..t l!l!l:tnr S7~ ~rdnr~t ·l127 din-rm. Jgc ram-rm .----------12Br,1ba.S350/mo. }'<tucon getthebesttor familyhome_$450. K4 -4174 LogunaHills 3250 frplc R r i~ht , <'le an ••NEW DUPLEX Bu rr Whi t~ l~~a It ~r le.s. Opcn7days. 640-0008 _ Huntinqton Beach 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• modern home. Encl acroe11 from Harbour. 2 ~~~~~~~~~~ $1404br hse to s hare Nice home new cpls very ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Leisure World. Brand new Y ~rd . w I co m PI e l e Sty, J spac. BR, 2~ BA. OutofCounty Slf>Obaeh w,poolutpd clean. 3 Br, 2 ba, ~dulls. CONUO 2 tir. 1,, ho, nrw J br, view. beams, 2Y.i pnva.cy .• Sep. yard for frplc, dbl. gar., enclosed 556-7777 Wortd R.al Estate Jq()1 N1•w po•I Blvd N R ' 7141 6 'c, 4630 Prcm.rty 2550 S17S bachw,ydnrbearh hild 0 N 11 1 , rnr gar $600 Owe do11 .. J Car gar. w/auto. patlo.$425/month. ~~~~~~~~~~1 . -r-$225 2br hse, kids, pe ts or c ren .K. o pets cpls, rps, n· r1i.:. I onl. 581 J.129 • . • opener. For lease to le· Open House Daily 1·6 I· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'""2br T-hse w,narage 645-!J586afler6pm. clhh!.-1• S29!i mo. Isl, last . • . -- ---nanl who will take care l6652Algonquin lalM>olslllltd 3806 CATALIMA ISLAMD _, .. ---+ drp fl7!1 7IWI NL'W ··" 1 b· I\ c 2 · or ·t $600 1 Id $275 2br dupl>t w /pool 3 br gar. range, IJ.:c yrd, -1 ,.. c. ur, a / • cur 1 • • mo. nc Call agent ot 846·1311 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale By owner 3Br. $28.53br4-plexC M cpts,drps.$340.636·1326 F.xcru11vt> homr near .car. Nr fwy. i>h_oppinJ.:, J.:;irden c-~. By owne r . eves839-8447 Yrly 2 br. no children or ""'ofOfa-/\""'-'S H)Bll, lwnhsc. Above p)Orluplx W /J.111rlll(C 1wcan I bd :1 h I fom r)l)(>I & clhhse. S:l!J51mo. Al(t. 979 1298or751·2223 ~~~~~~~~~~!pets. Unfurn. or portly mv ............. , ~ r~a: e • f n f d YI d . 1826 Newport Bl.<.: M. 1 :r house, fnc~ yd. rJoi: rm.rlin rm. ;_.l'l ll;I~ f It(' 581 720'J Steps -lo beach. Duple;:} furn. Refs. $350. mo. mostbtol.lttlul Opoflment . c e area o A.vu on Sl.S. rec 1.,15.5990 o . T enant will show rini;i, out<loor .nnl.1 & In Leisure World. new br, 2 ba. $4.eo. Yr ly . ..__~ e..-1-&....-..1 673-5099 communMes.ArelOOlg $.lS0,000. Pn n only. PO -----a fter 5 pm. $200/m o. I $7~ c 1 " ,...,... ... -nnrvnw-1----------t = .. --... Box 1614, Avalon. Ca. lcdboa Island 3206 217"7-A Miner St. 642·2464 poo ' 1 mn, 0.nsi~ i•r <.:AS/\ llOSA for lse. S525. &l2·38WA~rnt. •••••••••••••••••••••••a.oar-In-·... 3807 ""11 ilt1nNms, lsc1upl. H48·0707 : !Jiii! 1.1 17 5Sl·5777 eves - -• .......__ , •• _..... 3706 ..... -a a"'" ondmo......,. 80704 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1----------1 ----~ ..WU ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.. ~ llffl&tcrt. 3lJJt,2 ba. Very nirc! 3Br. lBa. cpts, drps. lg .ADULTCOMDO Sharp 3 br, 2 b;i, best BLUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, 1 ba, newly redec. 1rees.Fto1Ul1ngpoob, Yrly • .,"" Nr hayfrnt yard, no pets, W. Side . CJ 3 " 1' B I b d I bdrm + office, Jge deck -....•,A..-, garaac. Sl•ps Jo"'""' IOUflO,..--& .. ..__ 2800 · · ,,,,,.,.,. · r>CI\ mo. wtr incl'd 1st can nr, 2 11• c 11 urea. Fnc )'d. frplc .... .,. ....... " "' ..._ ..,_,.u,.. ~ Wm ton Realty 67S 3331 ....,., ho 1 • .,.,c u. BEAUTIES & <'105ets, remodeled, on •o sand Y ly uN\ a""' .. ,,.....,.,.....,.,,..,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ -las t & $150 de posi t u.'le, J>OO • "'""" P<'r mo n.id l)Ct.ok. $3ll5. 893·895S • · r ·...,....mo. ,.,. __ ,._....._ 'Nby pay laxes'> • Ex· 3 BR. 2 ba, forced air 751-4738 !J6M.J61!(),nvl 0rt.24 __ ~Hlpl 3252 MOVE.-IMREADY ~.ed;.57~0qu1et adUlt. ~.~640·5650 ; e vea wltlaoclal...,...Temls. chsnge! Frank Z<!larney htal'". $450 mo. • Condo'> br l 1:i bn tennis T .... JI I t I gym,opd~at Rea " E·SIDE Spa rkling Nr .. · • · ·' ....................... .,.n ':I ne~. comp e c Y lal»oa , .. ...,a 3707 r,_J,.. h--.L 3111 The...._ Moftot It.or. 494-8502 673-0346 new 2 'hr, p\•t pat: dbl pools 9ti2-8891 c1~1ys ask Rcaut pvt area twnhm<' ru.'llom cles1~cd. 3 BR. ._..,...1.,..-.,0 -.. •-ve-~ lai)ooPettlnsufa 3207 gar. adlt.s, no pets. $250. for Rita. 645 !"1971 JfiS.7631 Ocean view, 3 Br. 2 2\'2 bn .. "spcclacular". ••••••••••••o••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~you'll~ PROBLEM s? •••••••••••••••••·•• .•. 673-0231. aCtl'r 6 pm frplc~. pvt l>ch. tennis. $575 Mo. lillOA IMM . New 2 Br duplex unit, ror. fil'nlUfelsoWloble.· . Rl .,. I\ F. Cll ,, pool SSSO mo 83-1·333:$ nr Dt•slgner's s hnwc:sse Sl2S·S275 A Month 3 4 3 7 2 S a n J u a n , one Oncf 1#0 Bedroom 'Tbey are our l'IX!clally. Creali\'l'I\ hnndled l>y lrstned coun.,c•lor-. Phom· for Jppnantm1•nl 675-061 • THE CALLISON CO. llBALTOHS 28l!lNrwport Ul\-i.I. N.n . l .,.. , .A Rrand new twnhse. s tep Sharp I hr. ~ "·' ," fJllt'. 4!>1·3320 "ma rt est de C' o r ! Includes ulll. Equipped Ca Pi s l ran o n c h . 1 l~rm. 2 ' hn. ~--;ly, outdoor to pool & Jt1ru111 rpt-. .. tlq" 111 '' .iri•,i fo:\erythlnft n('w 4 Rll, 3 kitchens 105 Main Sl, 493-6651: 493·2100 Adull.Mng. frplt ,xlnlroncl ~'>1;,;vr llecp pile ea r th l<tn•• K11h 1111 <I". \Ill> 'il-:\Tt-:IU1 1\('F,:!Rr.cll.'n, ba hmhome $125Mo 8alboa675·8740 ------1 OfTlcesopen9:00I06:00. " •"1<Lf783 hetw<>cn R & cplS. 2 Ar , 2'2 hn, :Urplt', •lf,'J 1~7. \r~··nl . n11 r.... p oo l & hr h ;1 ('('C'S!'>. • • • • • -• -----Corona del Mew 3122 Hpm bltns. $425 mo 631 21,CJ l(tmr<ll'd urn \ll'W, 1st• SslPountnle1~nsK &3 B1mRm. o2~~1bnl,,<' .• • PENIN. P01 INT6t'kl br b$21h5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .__N<PtV __ ren11n __ g_. ____ _, ___ Allradl\1• lhr, :!ha (11n•ln • 2 't rv home i•n Pl'nn E. SIDE 2Br l>upll'x <!Ht ,\, .111 ""\' I'll h M!iO ~.vii. II 1i.ili 3b29 !~~~. !,t~~o greenbelt ~~I ~~72:3. to c Pomr 4hr t l.lm rm, Santo Tomu11• $275 'mo' u:111 Hli:l!t l•'ll'I<' Srn Terrace' J Or. _,.,, ..... - f~•I<'. 1mt111, 2 c11r ~ar. lstiJst + SlOO. no dog~i. DI , 1 frw• l'l'I 2 21, Im twnhse. Tennis, nach, separate Jge klt. 'lcvada I.ind 1-ro~h & <•rl':lt fum1ly loco $'150 646-9729 x. nt ar '· , · JlC')l'll twarh ;u:ces:s, vlr111• full ba, l hs e sa nd . 1l)s for lmpmved R.E mo.645·7573,Al(t,nofee UH. 2 111'· frplr. i:nr, $175 8311(178 $200/mow/uUl.675·2284 (Sti~r~·-- M·A C<>rp.1173 fl7r>6 - -E-side spotless 3 hr hse earth clr11 s.'t.!5 rno No ' · ----•-...a Estat c-.a • ..__0 leach 3218 Patio garden & l~e Cnr d d1>Ji'> C:1 II :lt12 77R7 or Minion Vl~jo 3267 Corofta dtl Mar 3722 CORONA DEL MAR "-e ...,.. .. wun b d 5.16 0907 ••• •• •••••• •• •• ••• ••••• • •••••••••••••• ••• ••• 2 Br Townhouse, trplc. Wanted 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -k y · $39S. 64~"7528 --111\ blk t b h Pool, tennis. Some ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 RR OuplC'it, arlulls. 1 lBr. 2ba. 2 cnr "ar Cul-ti Got Eirec11tlvtTastt? u iv .. ly :t twdrm, 2 ba, fplc, Ct1lc Npt Uta home· no' I rm, I ~ o c . hlld Id d N .. l>W A/C, 1lrp11 cpl!i ti ' I ·1 H a rut l mmacu ate. cw ap-& Cutallna views. Close---------~ :> w N I:' r 0 P" rt y 1 n <: t•ons crt! o sac.. Nc¥-ly decor. 1\\1111 l'lu~h ~llr <'11111111, 1l1•n i•rl';11 nrr.t s:ufr, mo' l'llf'pf' ni: n • : · pU arrccs. Attl'ftctlvo UP· to 3hopplng & fine beach . ....-. 2 br, 1 b" Ea ... •ld• lni•lt•wnnd, Hn'¥.lhnrnr prl'I N1•w C'rpl~ & drp<1 Oct• 1:'il Undt>r $1110. w W•'t h.1r, lrplr. hl1n .. 'Gl l'oli? /\ <' 1 nofri• hn + Rllr&l ~m &. ~iath. stalrll.492 5372Ct>llect. 644 26 _,., .. "'"" " or~ ll:iy:in•;i" '<t1mi: oc·1"'" \lcw, <'nrl llrl<. 41z:1 l'nro;11n, 111f1 <..1111 "11 . ~· 1·.11 1•11111•,11 · · • Rn· s.t2SMO.AJ:llM61ltl()(, --· 11 trlp lo Jt , e ncl aar, WILL PAY CASHll ~a I :!h II 2 ~ l' ;1 II' \'1l·l11na l C'M <.;h .. ~11 .... i1 111•1• ll\ 1111.11 • t• 1 111 21r Vi•w Condo llltlrm h1111"' 'J\r1nrr11n CostuM•sa 1724 --------balcony.Nu.un •w, rhT 1)/111 _.·· 11 ~''"'":1 s :1 10 111•> t1!'iSunto :.i I""''''" .111 111i.111,.:011 <.:l.'omnl.rn7:ll 4n:t' 11 •••••••••••••••••••••• IREATHTAKIHG TSLl\fiimt 642-1603 T O nmPROPE'R . .,T,'t'c":!'" Wk n<h I !'Ii .1:.111 u r nw •11, • 1111>1 l mat11r1• .11 t. no 1wl'I > i"l liHi·i ,.21,, Or 1 Yrlv li7J 2M:1 ;1ft :1 pm $50 WEEK & UP JETTY VllW tior11c 3 nr Townhouse tll:t.11;74 G!l17 ur i 71 41 • • ' . • m'l drop th1• hull' <:1·1 ·• s llr \ " '"' i.111 , .,., "''' I n 2 ba. nu cpl :inti 1.1:11nt Studio. I ~room Uparaded 3 BR up!l()r, Yt'ith P•tlo, aara"O + jol>w1thal11w1•0~1 U111h · · · lhruuul WJlk hl ~:id 1Rr,2 Hn,2St>.irar~.1r. M Id I l Ch" C ti\ .. 54S1.;rn 1~n\tllnl'11r~ll1h1n~,r.111tw1thllatl) Pilot Cla<;<.lflc 1n11 ovc.$7.,., pool Qulot comple x. 1714 !841! S:.'2 1 Jft bJlfll Pilot Want <\d" Phone 642.5678 1m ludc«I >11. .x11.1 prr mo 1-:H 496 282.i &tl 1212 23711 Nc-wpnrt 81, C M Mo Call NI .i c I. at Adults, no pols. ~. S48·97~or64S 3967 644·7211Agt. 6'$-338lor67S.5IMI • . .. D8 OAIL Y PILO r Fr1<1ay. Octobtlr 28. 1977 l Add 1t...Bui ld 1t...Di aper it ... Hammer it ... Ca rpet it. .. Cem ent i t...Wire it...Hoe it...Clean it...Move .. it ... Press it ... Paint it...Nail it...Plaster it...Fi~ it ... SERVICE ·DIRECTORY P lumb i t .. Patch 1t. .. P1pe 1t .. Remoae 1 1t...' Roof il...L andscape 1t .. Tile it ... Trim lt...Sewit. .. Haul it .. Add it... Plant it ... Alter It... L earn it.. . AdfusH.Hj CClt"p*f'lte,. CMIMt/Conc~te e.drlccd GeMf'Cllf Services Housecleoninq osonry floWint/Pa,.nn9 Pkll.mlfMJ ....................... ·············· .............................................................................. ················· ........................................................... ·············· .. HAD FIRE ~Junor t:11r1>t'nlt•r 1wccb C" m •· n 1 W o r k Hubbard Electric 111\NflVMAN J!o,.l:'maric" llouM•i·k:in llnl'lcwo1 k ~mull Jobi-Paint Your Casffe llepuir & rt.'models. ltNi;. OR BURGLARY? p lllill' ~ork 1111.~ own t>rh' l' w u y:;, r1.1 l1 o ll, Li e .:i:m:lli Hil.5 697,1 NO JOB TOO SMALi. mi: Xtnt work. ~l'~s. i:~I N1•wport, <'•l:o.ta Mc:.tt & Av('r:ti;t> Ex tr 1 Stry S:ll.1:1 qui.ulty work 1-;ui,:cnc , :.hop 1' 1bco:J11'"" l'll'. walkway" lt1• .. "011111>lc ~'8·005!1 rule~. own Iran .. li42 l403 In inc 675 J175 eve:-. :! Story ~5. lnlr S-15rrll 538 ~ F r('c <'OQ S u 1!"11.011 t:ull Hohat&t6·4"1iK frt:el':o.t.~ 0 556 0757 '1-:1.ECTHIC.\I. l>f-!S IGN -l'n t:l'l> 111l'I m.1tr l 1.1hor wcl&IOl:icxpcrt .•. nK:!~I & lnstallmt•nt T1111c & l'M YOURll \NJ)\'M \'I 11,otSEt'l.1':\NlllNlil'1!>boulrl-'1rc•pl.1('c• .. f!lan.t1•r ... Guart1n ... 1d.1''rcccsl. PoolSer•lce,ltepoln J.......UClftCe Repolr Carpet Service I li\NSON & 111':HTL l':it Miilen al onl.v J im Chri:. lks1d1Corn111l F1·c .. t·~t I U<; 1 n c l>ll l: 1 •1 l: bn ck con<·n·te pJtlo. lilk Ti•iltl:l(i.708:, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ":':.'•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expr 'd con c 1 clc & lY & $on (714) 9797312 C uur.1 ntn•d , JJ..i \1,1:. ~crvn•c. J.1tl!C.1! s Ral! walb llH<~ 111ts Kd:., Ht'aul1fy y our pool ';irpcl M.in will lay you rt. m usoury Ar<'i1 11· r~. uft s 646 5fl88 gc.'<iy Ann:. al ti4;, 1800 c:it.s f;.t6·046'1 l'HO t-'l!:SSION/\I. 1'11101 lk pulr & replacement of ll&J i\pptiance S!-?1'. TIU P <:HA RG E $Ill 2025S. Mam.SA 549-2422 !1:,7 0169 or mine. n c:p;i i rs & f'r ec ,1i.t. IJIS 71S:l!.1 , l\l 11 I 1111: lnrt•r 1-;11tc1 Heu:i, old llh• or coping. fo'rcc 1.'leunmg too• (.uar wor k 979.712G HANDYMAN <'1tq lt!ntrv. ll'C~ o o.;cc eanrn.: •lncJ • work~uarG42-0l!l6 al big~er ~avin.:!>. f'ree . Gardenlnq clectncal plumbio.: & fleJ :., rchablc. rds Own ••••••••••••••••••••••• esl , Gou r. 536-7962 & est.~5!1641i Controdor ••••••••••••••••••••••• tloor..&16-685 1.~~~ lrans.642-7207or 646-'1871 a l & Lon~ 1>1:.l<lnCc WORK GUAftANTEED _11_7_!1-0_74_3 ______ _ ----~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• Mov1n". L"w'•:il rates. lnltonOr/Extr Free c:it DI I l · l leauty Se"!c•s bampoo & s tc n dean. . WEEDING·CLEANU t'S Shul·in helping service. llOUSECLEANlNG .. v " • • x. poo C e11rung serv cc. Color l)rl. "ht"'"·r~.· .• wht R:J · Huffman & Son. Gc11 Weekly Maintcnunc". Mutur"' woman Wl.ll hnlll 2 ""'TI. rellabl". hone~l •. fui;t. df1c1ent service. 25 yrs exp. 642-0295 Chem incl. Reas rate:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " .. n ... , Contr CustomAlt&J\dd 0 ' " " ...... '" """ Fr ee es t. MaJ cs l ic ------xlntwork.840-3622 • .r; LE C T ft O L V S I S. cpts \00110 bleach. Clean · • f'l'l•eest 642-\nl07 elderly or convalesccnl dependablc.i14G-336S l\todernMovers639-3S52 PAINTING. lntr1 Extr. Perma n ent h a ir re· bv dtnrm h;ill S15 J\\g p o t tos, c a bi n e t s. ___ .-:...-whouseholddulies elc --Ex 'd ho e ·t t R-..a...•&R • rm•..., <n. ;.0u .. h $IO. ,.hr form1ca. New.consl. Hes DIR It Landi.cupe Marn· . 1 . . • Su per clean. mat ure pr • n s • nc u ..... -~ epcur movol Free l'on,ulta· .. , ,,.., ... ... ... & 2 br.; da1lv or wkly. Xlnl I!: d Small Moving& Hauling. Reas. L lc'd. 964-1045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJOn.NBbi3·1015<.iilkfor $5. Guar ellm pet odor. com'?. 645 4 6 H 1 t~nanre: ~low & E~ge. rds.64&·2i Ol uropean woma n <"· FreeEstimales. 0 Karen Cpl repair. 15 yrs e'<pr. :>18·4541 Lie. Bonde~--F u,11 ma!nl. ha ~l~ng . _ sires. reg. houseclean-ave Add-on, patio. skyli11hts. Do work myself Hefs P 0 1 C L . • d cl~an·ups . rot ot1lhng. u-.1'--. ing. Refs. 494·6190Terry 642·0386 Painting. Homes-lntr & re.prs. Resid1comm'I. Fr LJC·o COSMETOL O''IS'f . · · o r P · 1 c Frt.-e F.st 67S·SS1G ~""9 ----"'·· II E · S · I est 962·4217 Lukay ii ·" 531·0101 . engineers & Genl Build·-__ ._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIIESUNSHINEGIRLS •wO men w1 move you. xtcrior . pec1a t y : will do Gcryllc na1b CaU ----· c; l 1 -. d , · • , LOCAL We handle big moves. or Apts. Lo rate& 631·2508 298Zl3 for a ppt 960·'1135 WeCareCarpctClcuners in g ~ n r .• 1 c o r s . Mowing, e g 1n11. trim-CllEAl EST hauling in ICOUS"'CLEAN'G n & h h Id C> ---------- Steam Clnan or sha m """ S P e c 1 u. J J 1 1 n g : nung, cleamn~ hauhng & town. Fr e11b. CHEAP! .. ce & 1 ous1c 01 · 1k8 ,..... .. , Addit1ons-Remod. Quality Car~t1ter also uph~lstery all w';;k Res1Comm l .New or ad· moving. Reas. 646·6952 642-299Sor645·1390 SPBCIALISTS tllncel.o oca ·i:; s~ pac • .;; .................... work. f'uir, not r heap. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·r k 1 ·t dJt1on:s. 640-7020 Bonded. insur'd. Free m~., west •gac 7t~: HOMESAVERS PlumQ· !)rices. 642-1770. l!:v e & g_uor. rue moun um Just arrived buck lo Calif. OCC Student. Bi~ ?'4 T est. 24 Hr serv. Taking L 1 C d / rns rd· a J i.ng Ii: HeaU.Og & air con· wknds. Call Ken, l Ca re. Carpentry. any ly pe, Fr est, reas r a t es Add a sauna, welbar. en Ua rdener/landscape r truck. Trash. tree trim, holidayreservatiollS Rlll·!M4. Ph:847·7278. ditioni.ng. Free est, $10 D.....C... Panel., d~rs. cir. Also &15-3716 tertainment center, e tc. nds .)obs, 15 yrs expr in elc. Randy 642-570.3. 54D·952!i or S52-0245 h H 1 I .,.._, .. "9 Comm I lic/e!Sl. i\fl 5· -. , Call for free esl. on re-comm1res1d. Reliable & 5'3-3666 flcm..ffnq/Papen'"J r. ones t &: r e iab e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·2719 Your c arpe l s & up-modeling ulter1th ons & wants to plense Last Spcarldin Cl 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~f:; BofA, M/C OK. ROOFS installed factory Doors window!> cabs r0.1ster) desc~vlef pr~· addition.-;~ Ralph Terry, position Gen'I Mgr in Homec:l4PanitNJ WlNbows, ?au:.c:':en~. PETERS PAINTING direct; estab'l 35 yr~. h I ',. n 1 'f h, essio!'a care .. a 1 orma Gen. Contr,1ct or . Lie. Landscaping/Nursery ••••••••••••••••••••••• etc Call Mr J nn Expr'd . Re us Hates. DRAJNSCLEARfo~D Cal l Haro ld Gunn, ~l~k~~s.wrk~u7~~·0;;;,s 1( ~~-~~~~~ Tcch.nimins at bonded 400 8130 business. Call ufl 6, Want a ~EAL.LY ~LEAN 960-5&.worS.J6·77 ll ·Y Free E:.l. <.:all Gen e FROM $3.50 549-2961 no ans dys call a ft 6 -Bec:tri cd 5'&8 9752 HOUSE. Cull Cingbam -552-0458 U.11751-0942 ROOFS !-'OR LESS -· -nt/Concr·et• ••••••~•••••••••••••••• l'-li bl -C II "tod-ts Girl. Freeest64S 5123 Lcmdscapittg I' p II A pl b" t Gen . llc pat r Mainl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •l' :i e o egc"' ei:i • ••••••••••••••••••••••• a1~t ro want& smu ny um 1 n~. wa e r All lypes. finan avu1I, Curpe ntry -~a r age, CEMENT WORK All ELECTRICAL S~llVICE comp. ser v. Yd Mamt. IMMACULATE CLEAN-Roto soil prep. Pinnt!>. pa1nt1ng Jo bs . I ~uy scn ·, leak!., ~1.1th.rm encl, l''rec est. li c1bond'd. 10 tabinel. panel'i:. i>allo kinds. Rcasonuble. Free (;ALLS$1Shr,&SMALL Cleanups . Fre e Es t. tNq.vouDESERVEthe s hrubs, luwnx Hl'us :.crv1ce. Fr est. 754·6921 ceramic 1111~. R eus. sr.Scnior c1llzensd1sent. covers. etc. 898-9001 cst.s. Ca ll i50·6625 JOBS842·8233 552.5075 BEST. 759-0377 rates. Bod 645 814~ 556-4088 832-2-168 89-t-Ot2l anytime Apartmnts u..fum. Aporbnents lJftfw1'. Aportntnts u..fwn. Aportmenb u..fwn. Rooms 4000 Office Rental 4400 Office Retttal 4400 Business Ccr Pool 5150 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .... • • • • Opporlun-fty s 0 0 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co.sta Mesa 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 Huntington hach 3840 Newport hach 3869 Very nice room & kitchen. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ride needed lo work & ······~·····•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·U1 11 pd. s 1.1s . N.t:t EXECUTIVE ROW Inc DlSTRIUUTO~ bai:k. from 8·5. 11 n. to J\llract1~e2br.2ba,poof, Br lbadu lex ·r 1 NRBCH,tri-cotlage3br,BAVFRONTL~ase 2 Rr, 673·14Sl after3·30 , • NEED~D Irv ine lnd. c ent.er. Jacnlu zz1. $315. 251 l W yd 'wall to J'.,JJ ~P~a A!;i1 2ba h.se now nvail. $385 2bu, gar. terraces. pool. . Prestigious office space In Newport •No Selim~ 960-3023 Su lower. 10·5 • • · , Reas. dep. 1809 Hunt· 16S0.833·9442eves. Female. fum room 111 pvt ti 1 b •Noexp rcqu.ircil 1---------- 2-8 1-B.-l t ·h· the ls t S275 rno <a ll · nt '" c.,., 3920 - ----home Kitchen & la und Bch/Alrport area. Tasteful recep on o ~ Co T . 1,. "m Lost & ~d 5300 r, a. sory,i.ag,7M0847 between6&9pm m,..on_,,,,.....,.. z oRh S· ·s .· .. . . I . •. ra1111n~ ioJ?r .. drapes. patio. frplc, _ __ ---n ouse.open at.,un pnv11.842-4772 afl4pm. by, telephone message servce, con •No VendmJ?Machinc' ••••••••••••••••••••••• beam l'eil dshwasher "-'EW CO .... DO Near Slater & lloi.pital. l2 5· 1304 W • Ua lboa ference rooms kitchen beverage, In· •Co t:stahhshelJ Ar ' . ' " " br•ind new 3 BR 3 Ha Bh·d SJ.SO 1 198 i 195 Proles:. Mun for d e,::Jnl • . '. _ garage. AduJts S29l'.I 2650 2 L~~ Br, 212 UJ . frpk. w;Jk In d~t·I 1~ Jc 2 · nn & ba +-pat szoo mo outgoing mall service, d ictating & copy rounts , . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Elden Unil B. 538 8400 pJWi dbl i.:ar s:igs mo c> 'u 1P "r 3 Hr " ba •, hlk from Nr Fa:.h Ii.I & ~olf machines trave l c onsultants com· •Kesttx·k 1 a~kdi.:c•J l:an ------3-9. ~ar:is:es pen .11 .., J t. t h. N . d . . • • lly u 1 ... p1av.., MEW OWNERS 0-7 ~ s·~&a11 ... 1m 1h xn-:i:rn ~· .' .u;;l)~i.(;7~~~1pnt tH0-6594. puterize d typesetting. Compl ete •GastRcquir~·mt•nt tiom :-.1ingle -lnept KIDS OK·2Br. s:?lO mo Hunt.._. o~ls. l ,. Room& Boord 4050 secr e t arial services available as s.tSOO Scl·urcd b} 1mt•n Tepid Allain _ NEWMAHAGEMEHT pool. carpor1 CJl l H~on 3842 ••••••••••••••••••••••• needed.From$290permo. tor> DENTAL IWS-8084UOAM ·7P:'ol l ,. SanCt.,,.nte 3876 Room & bu:ird in p\'t Call714•752-7170 •Writll'n Rl·p urcha:.e Som l' to rtures ;1 r l' SUNFLOWER I bdrm Gild d4Pn 2 and 3 bdrnts 3 br townhotases lwfttt flreplacesJ JPOOLS JACUZZI SAUNA •••••••• • •• • •• • • •••• • • • •••• ••• ••• •• •• • •• • • • •• • home for 2 elderly lad1ci. /\grcemt•nl physical a11d some are SH\.5 1 hr No :.ha ring! Bach a pt. nu aptio. & clrps, 2br J l,bu newly riainh.'<.I . nr 2 elderly gentlemen. •Full or Part Time. mental, bul the one that Non·smuker only. Refs. refri!(, ocean vu. Avail s:MOmo 'F.slhH 640·1850 Pleas an t s urroungs. al 4450 We are a nationally isbothls OENTAL. re q 'd . 954 W. l 7th. Nov 1 S285 mo. (;all T. dys ~evs' home cooked mea ls. OfffceRnrtal 4400 lusiftess R4Pflt known company with ----------548..0~ Grant 64.2·1580 9 6 ' lndry & incJdenta Js inc Id. •••••••••• ••• •• ••• ••• •• •• ••••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• • • thous ands of established LOST: grey Cockatie 1 $40 0 FF DEP w AD LocJ-a hoct. 3848 ~aoorroma~~w ~eihnr .v~;~ 01area,646-8301 150 I WHtcliff Dr. 4 DB.UXE OFC'S r e tail accounts from bird, Lake Forest are11. STUNNING L 2 b 2 b Coor rm .. seat 25. all coast to coast. !-'or con-Reward. S86-48SO ' rg r. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w,frplc. Enclosed gar. S.W..r R4Pfltals 4200 Newport Financial Ctr paneled. i.m. whse in re• fidential interview. cal11---------- garden apt, pool. rec rm, Spacious 2 Bdrm. 2 See al 101 Ave de la ••••••••••••••••••••••• LecH.lncj Office Space ur. 1 or 2 yr. lease. L;i kc Mr. Corbell person le> LOST: Male German S2'75.:_71UW.18th Sl . ba+l~e fam rm. Nice Grulla. San Clemente . KJERS.Jlousc forre nlln t:nlloo Site Manager F ori-s t arru . J\l·U l person.,oollect. Shorthair Pointer, liver Br. l Ra, bi -!Jeom ceil· ~~~~~tbl~l·~~;l~~ 296 492·1393 ---Tahoe. $200. for 4 mo'!> <7 14)642 3111 ext 246 llark1n_:.,.1·1 c.01.n"''J }1A54J-9858 ~o!~:J~~ar torn. 111~. P\ l patio, no pets. ----S46-3'28 ...., ..,..., 't" ;\\'all aft Nov 1 376 1::. OCEANFRONT t & 2 Br. Santa AM 3880 Vacation Rentali 4250 Airport Offices FOUND: Girl's new 10 IBthSt.642·1953 balcony.nev.tdl•cor.~ar.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l~ONTlll-'H E E LAGUMA 9 ,. ,,_ tR h s pd bike . vie Npt nose to SA frwy & So. :;;::::---=-~~ 5400 & $500. 111cl utll. TOWNHOUSE 1'\ill service No ll'11Sl' r~ 2 Shop!;, one 470 b4 fl. & !"'c wUH anc Shores. call to identif)'. Csl shop g Tiny Tots ~----~ ~ , . bin. Big Bear. sips 4 lH q'd 200.600 ~q fl. l'l~·nl)' the other 900 !\Q. fl 111 the Now !> your chance to 646•0434 >Aelcomc 3 playgrounds BRANO NEW Spacious, newly decor d. S3S up. Pool tbl, cir iv. ur pdrking. 2082 S 1-: heart of downtown. h.1gh have an excellent family I lBR.tblk to bch.Allults 3br,1\.'J bn townhome dblfrpl.494-8611 Bris tol Sl. Newport foottralhc,nextto park· busint.-ss where you can FOUND: l South Shore FROM $265 Up tnplex just completed. 3 No pets. $295. mo Air. bltos. paU~. Vo<>I & o,.arh. c,.7 7010 cl\)·oy tremendous smog Surfboard, owner iden- br 1 ba front. bouse $350. 2 499-3900 after 4 sauna. ery qwe · ....... __ 4300 ----free year round clima tc. tify color. size, loc lost & 1 V I Adlls -= ~ mg lot. Xlnl retail toe br 2 ba back unil $395. 3 --only, pets OK. $36$ per l...tals to~ H ~·alonom1cs 67~-6700 It has s leeping facilities serial # Call H.B. Police .251 I W. Sunflower br i ba mid unitS42S. All 3 BR or 2 & den, blk to mo.586-6770or834·l810 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---for.Oguests+pool tennis Dept536-5621 I With D,W Fi P garages bc h, ranlast1c views. f em rmmate to s hare 2 court, rt'C rm. corrals, 7 days. 10 to 5 186 Sanla' tsaix;I 675-231i i\it. 768-6275; 494-861 t. 2 Br. cpls, gar. yet, nr SC Br 2 Ba furn Prne Crcl'k Store & office spaces SlOO horses, deer. etc. One Found 2 Dogs, <!erman Sorry. no peh AGT o avs . P. Nov 20 Kids OK S245 :i pt. Nr. OCl; $177 SO ~.,, ~ per moolh & up look at this facility & Shep & Jarge white doJ:, _, I HR.nupnt.cpts.rir"" 1--....:...·-~2 Bdrms.loust llwy.lblk ~-0862 .96200711 751·tri71 7am12or.1flti, ..1:"'9,...,._ >'Ou'llwuntloowo1l. p.ossibly shepherd . .--~~~ -to beach :'ol :il. .;t.lll1o - -Ar G 12 ""10 ~11111 "'r1 ol'E.w.••.. """"°"18 SJOO. 771Shnlt m.ir•1 $350 <l'U 15·15 " • ··~· • r ./ Call Mr f'rcy :>42·3456 .,......_ · ~2 ~nr 6<1ti 34 12 lhr J pl, crp!.!>. iJrp-; Pel . •· -South LOCJl'l'IO l886 l2Gl'M ONI.\' .,/~;_:=-• Ben Hinkle RE ---------- -Oh.. $?15 mrJ 2522 Suntu ''h"rtnin" Normand~· cot ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,/ ~ ... -<• .... FOUND ; 2 dogs, Germ. 3 Br, 2 ba upper ~l<•,.,1 Jd \ . ~Iii Jl!rl "' " " , 1-'rmale i.h,•rt' with ~amc• / ,._ _.,... Sbep. &t lge white dog. • .\lar ~~ "'am1ly. n1l n.1 . :.._ --t<t.l:l". l Br .. pool, ulll in Ot-t>anv1c~2 BR.uppcr. I N .8 . t e nn1:.., ll"t1 •bt Sh v· S l ..,.,,.. .-I d k ds ...,75 .,_ f M t ..., • __ __..____. poss1 y ep. ic. an a 1.ieL\ ~.'l .t!l'JJ 2 Br. I b.1 S275+dep. c · no 1 ""' mo °"•re n g, gar. 1 a ure smoker. 5 18 00tl6 Mon DIY.SllDl'Wrn ~l8 --. -., --. lOOJ·<.: ~li sis ion S t. 49'H015aft 5 adults. no pets. $385. Friarl SPM profess. Opportwttty 5015 N EW ~ u R • b It ~1.s. :>18-8~1 1>46·2316 B '" p/mo. 581 -0085 S""..., CLr.ur.:o..1Tr. Nbrld. N'plt,,!·O .• fl $900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: h<ilc,nny. cilr porl. $:1lS. ___ • \ r. hte w1ocean \'U. lbl11 • &I Pen. ocl•unfronl. 3 ~ -=-m;n ic g.. """ sq. ., , K--....... d 6 Id 645 ti44lf I bch adlts no peL11 $3iS ~nts Fwntelhed ~ al Art lld mo. Agent 646 24 Ji1 If you re not getting ~n · mos o • or in o _.Sew 2&3 br apts. hte yd . 499 looo 4~ 1313 . ' UnfwwisMd 3900 BR. 2 Ba, Shr w 2 males c . s CJ 13.8~• return on your in· Sant.a Ana. 642-61153 l foldtollow VIM-Across from S.A Cty -; . °' $1f.O fum. 675-7561 Ideal Med1c:al or Dental S mall shop~ & offices. ve11tmenl. c all Sandv•--.--------- 621 W Wilson 646.2010 Club 6~ 8139 LogmtG Hic)uel 1852 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----stDtcs. Plw.h <'D rpeb & F.,Side CM from $85 mo. Ross, AJaX Co. 837•3744 " RE~ ARD f~r s ~a 11 FURN OR UNFUu N THE EXCITING H:1ppy Co Lucky Guy lo central air~ 5.Y rX', r ft. Hobbytb .. ~an~.~ 548_724.. •Average yield ~ pny. ladies gold. nng with 3 • • I I\ NEWRREED APTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• P"LMMES"'"'·Ts. 8h"'relg 28r,furn'~hed u""' -co••1 •"1Y -........ " un to It Sotb Coat ~ •>hr town h<>mc w frnl "-I •~ B "' .,. ...... " "" Ca Y r:..A TS .. , 1u, offs to AJ. ux investors s nes os m u s 1 ·, at & / ", l Br 5260. Adult only. No .,.,. uxe l "'2 r. $265& up. MINUTES TO NM' npt on Nwpl Penins ula 498-0660 499 2237 lndmtriot R4Pfttaf 4500 Jan. thru July, 1!177 •. Plaz 7 a Hote l 10i22/7t . • .i.:ep 10 enc iar.ii.;c nnts.J9J l'am1"lton, pool & rec room, quiet $150 mo. ut1I 1nc l 'd c.~"5 21 •Adults onlv .,.. i 831 7766 BCH · ••••••••• •••••• ••• ••• • • Slate Jaw permits a pre-.,..,. I • 645-4<111 area. · ----Rach. t&2 BR 67J.5'76l,631-0053 Cmesg) C>rficl" spue4' 1100 ~q It COST"' MES... ---------)ool & J.lcuu1 ;1\.111 ------------divided into 6 offic~ on "' "' ... • pGyment pena lly charge Lost: Ot't 2lst. Vic Wilson· Large lownhou~r nl"H Br & bonus rm. i:ar, Hewport hach 386' from S22n. & up. lloust> nr OCC, UCJ. So. ~tesa Verde <.:rpts, drps. 700 & lJOO "Q fl. 110·220 equivalent lo 80% of 6 /National. Medium male uew. n•ntr.il 1 .... 2hr, laun~_r Kid okh "'~'JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• i~~:t~~~~~l.s C.'lt Plaza. Color tv. pool. A,C. so• sq. ft. Ca ll !!.."'..':· r kl montths u~heurbneld in· Australian Shepherd. l ' ·ha, tncll )d. l!.ir s:11:-1 t>lf\ 7,,,,.., 3;76 E.~6t ''' flARK NEWPORT <:> Blks East of Newport Fully rum. $135. 54~ _Hadley. 963_ -8933____ ........., sq t. 1opnn erro. teres on e a ancc. Brn & grey w /blnr k 1,1:; II.SS B ac h e I 0 r s, l 0 r 2 Ll)admg do<'k, 12' door:.. Mortga~e Droke_rs. O~· splotches. 4 white feet. HuttincJton hach 3840 Bedrooms & Townhouses Blvd. l Mffd a RooMmate? U>Vf:LY Fashinn Islam! Rltr. 752-5041 fereq to Qihforrua res1-white chest. bob tall • .! Br Jpl nl'ar '"""'""~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• From $274 50 546·9860 To Professionally Pind offices. Comp. fum'd. & S'---4550-dents only. Reward. 971·2918 Stm(' & rl'(nJ.! \dull<., no S I t 1 THAT ruGHT P EllSON dccorat'd. $22.'l p(•r ore. ·--r -. - rit•ts s.!.15 :113 17th l'l.1c·1'. ~Of»n Daily I 2·5 r~~~aact~oa: ~~~g r ~!:. • h.~"E·CV.JVU °UNuMJTEI> M r . A n l I\ 0 n y , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 lo 1 & 8 lo~ tax shelt~r, Fnd 2 Gern:\ Shorthalred .1pt I 01w·n !;12 2-11.1 UOJ Dcl:iw~1rc 2 & :J Hr socio I program 1 pools.8 n '<...,..., 714·640-4082 Stora~e umlii from $15 l a X OP In IO n n v a 1 I . Male & fem vie Ortt>gl> 01p~ Onl' mill' Lu ol·c.un le""a's ,.0 ...... 5• At Fashion ~e tlJc ..;« Pl'VJ'.V ~l>t11. mo. Indoor & outdoor RV Sl2.S001up. ~II Mr. Cole Hwy campsite. 495-0889 \cw l cmdi1 Zlir. :.!' ,n.i :? !'>..16 2218 K16 11:126 '"' " ..,.., c-.1 ~ h1..>'4i'!W\1 MISSION VH.:JO & boat :.torai:c. Mgr on 557·1~1 . . friil1· .... hltn~. pool. 'Pd, · · Island. Jamboree & San 832-4lJ4 Since 1971 Great view, 200 sq tt. premise. :!I hr" s1.~urily . ---Found b1cycl~ vie Npt dbl ~ .. r .tl(e. S l:.!~1 nw -Jo.111uin Hills Road. __ __ up. Util pd. SPl•drum The Storn.:e Pia<:(', 18305 liuaranlced Jn vestment Bch. Call anytime. 1;:11 21:!3 J BR. 2 hJ. I blk to bl·h. 17141644· I 900 G' Muture woman pvt room Properties. 49..5-4771 Mt. LanJ?lcy. No. of Ell is, Invest $500, return .$1500 673·1666 i! H1 :.! Ba. nn 1'111lcln·n ur tilh SI !lli2 5():13 New <luplexcs 2 3 br $350 F v $\IS mo OOJ·6216 Prestigious Lido offlc 964.1607 • u~~-t L 5025 F<?UND: Or~nge male Orr.on \"U! SSOO mo 216 • --s1 & bath. convt•nient loc .. --;-: --. -Fount a in Va lley P h to$2000.631-2570 ,,..,,, 1-~l<'r ,1m1· up yrty. Family & pets -----s pare $150. mo. up _ _ _____ .........,..y o oan kitten w/ white paws & t.ii. 1·ix2 'i1·w c'l r J Ul'IU'Ce ok 675·191_2_ ___ •:II.,~ 3 br 2 ba h!>c vie 67S4030 63xl SO fe{lccd stora ~c ••••••••••••••••••••••• chest. Nr Baker, C.M To>Anhousc ,\pt'\. L.: 3Br . N , Bn stol1 Paula rino $150 + I y&rll $150 mo ht, 2nd & 3rd T.O.'s S57·1909 I & <!Bdrm unit' S2:lo & 2ba. frpll'. bllns W 0 ewport Shores area. 1 ~ There's $1million in util.No pets.979·<>546 Dix ofcs W 1!Wc"r ~rvirc. 645·5126or G75·8074 LOANS AVAlLADLt-; ---------- s:?70 I'll patr1J. hltn,, "'' hooku11. pat1n. dhl at· blocks beach. 2 bd. 1 ba rec r e ation : T e nnis. xerox.. Nr. 0 (;. A1rpor1 ---Creditnolimportanl. POUND: MaleSamoycd. chiltlrt'n orpl'ls 1110V11· tachl!d gar Xlnl loc. Yrlse.(714)956-~l __ swimming. billiards, 2 Vnccareerwoman seeks 1''rom$2.50.'152·5626 Rentals WClftt.d 4600 lrob r ,493•3 102 Vic.CM tona. C;\'I 646 3197 S·l25 Ph. 5·15·360•1 or 3 Br 2 & beam clgs health clubs free Sunday rm w1ba m pr1v. res. Nil. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !)48-5501 1\0 Del Mar, ups1a1ro;, 2 ~2 18 wood pan~lin 1c bltns: brunch . p'art1cs and Priv entry. 968-6305 aft 8 EXECUTIVE SUITES 10ur visiting inJaws net'd a Money Available. many Found : Tabby kllty . BR. r>S(I mo bl & la:.l close to bch. S<\50 yrly MUCH MORE! PM B e a u t 1 1 u I b 1 d I( .1 fum'd rentol or hse to s it sources. all pro1ects. wht./flea collar whl 5425634or !°>42:_11 11 ·•nr.J'2 ba.V .. rvlrnJov•» ...-. . 'Wanted: Man 30 to SO to I r " ..,., mtn. "'·uv nose. Vic. Mesa Verde ..,... 67"7684 Plus beautiful singles ~naliied phone cov l for tbc Month of D"r. •Cl\K · 7"'2 ""52 • -~ ... ~-.," "----------1l&2bedroomsfurnished sbare2braptnr.CdM erage.secyscrvce,con . Pref the CdM a r ea . CM Cozy l Rr. fqik. ,;real ly Carprt. S2SO. Close to~. 3 br, 2 bu, block tc or unfurnished. Sorry, beach Mov·n. to E ro"" room. xerox & morl'. 64()..8828 cves. ~s. TMISt area. · .545·1577 location Adlt<i $230 mo heh 536-8603 beach. Encl. gar. Yurd. adulL'I only. no pets. The · 1 g Ju .-~ Easy frwy accl'lis. Neal'----------DffdS 5035 FOUND : big orange 646-9249 Own U l 3 Bd 1' Adults.nopeti1. fineslm counlryclubllv· ~:~1. Rers r cq. Eves So. Coast Pllu:a. Fromlls,t::[ln•ed/ ....................... Morris Kitty. mal ~ -l!• s 111 rm. 2 TSL Mgmt 642·1 mg at a price you con ar. · ----_ $22.5. 546-2982____ e Retired couple has money w/flea collar. Vic. Lrvinr. :1 Br · 2 ha· SJOO I m 0 · ba. $.'lllOd + per !!'0• det· '.l)rd, Hoomm.11lc service Christian wom. un lo sh or, e A..,,.1.....,. sq. n. ciffi" ~c, No. :_~:~:·,•• •••••••• ••••• lo loan on lsl & 2nd TD's. Terrace, CdM. 675·0712 l>own!>talrs patw, no pe n 1n ic on ,,.g mn Yearly 3br.2 bo.1 2 blk I bl .....,""" ~ _,""".. Agent.496-0800 ,,et s 1027 Vall' n c i :i respoi1 s it11l il1 es. Nr · bay & bch. encl. RGr. N .ivai ll e. 2 Or Condo in Founlnm Costa Mesa. $195 +.Incl. ~ft 5005 -----.Found mixed M Terrlrr ~6-0085 Wu m er Golden West . pets. $400 64.4-1103 Oakwood Vly. Sl~/imhol 554 41114· util. Tom, 540-2200 •• ;:rr;;::=-•• !. ........ WE BUY FIRS T & dwntwn H.O. Flea colhu· A vail Dec 15 Call -640 B725 m c cc. S E C OND TR US 673-' ... 0h c I .... J Br 2 Ba 2 blks bch Garden Apartments ----Office space avail. from WOMEN • S J U N (0 R ~ m. 536.SSU o c S275 arge, nc•:it 'I. nr 847-.tl20Cor detalls. ·. Emerald Bay. M/F share $7Sto..,c;n mo. WEAR STORE. Trade D E EDS. A G ENT . Q111el area. Ent:. palm & -------Pools. tenrus, new c pts, 1 • h ~ 714-400--0800 Found: Lady's ring. garage. 642•0282 Lge 2Ur. 2ba. Brookhursl $450. 645-9265; :>45·0898 M•.,.t h«h/~ e~c usive omc ocean 752-8321 name The Top Drawer + Owner lndeoWy by sb e. --near Ocean. $275/mo. 880 Irvine (al 17lhl · vtew, pool. prtv, beach. . fixtures & furniture. No color. etc. Call Hunt· Garden apts. 1 br . stove & Call S.16-9987 3br, 2ba, 1 blk bch.. Gar 645-0SSO much more. Mr. Mango Ofhcc space for r enl hy lease hold rl~ht~. Baltx>a LOWEST ington Beach. Police refrig. $225. Buchelor. -bllns, yrly, nu decor. dck 645-2521 (Ans. Ser.) or month. ApproJt. 55<" per Island. 833·3622 '-"'--st R_._.. Dent 535)5621 stove & rerrig $210 New-Lovely new 2 br 212 ba 2 patio. 673·25Tl M•wperi leedt/Se.ttt 497·1SSO sq. fl. 2 story bldJ!. Nea "'1"W'nJ ....... .- ly decorated. t\dulL~. n "tit.ory, e nc'd . fla r+petio 1700 l6th St Dolsa Cluca & Warner GIFT Gallery, working htT.D.'s, also Los T = w H 1 T E pets. S48·6920 AclulL.,. 97!12228 $48501 . kLargeb Jbrh. 2E ba1. <Dover at IGth, •Hotnt. SharieC)1 S•n. From $100. & up. Call partner. Limited dhrs0 & 2nd T.D. Locmt1. SAMOYED, Male named oc lo eac . nc . 642.8170 Proress1ona screening, 846-1311 lnvstml rl'q " • r F@lrestTcrmssince l 049 "King .. Vic : 17th & "IE THE FIRST" gar., balcony. No prts. No Fee unlil 11lnced. purchase option. Ph· Sattler M C TusUn, C,M. Call collecl S395 E 1Side tnplex. 3br, 2ba. frplc. yd . end gor TSL M1?mt 642 ltlO:I I Jtr. gar.ige. !220 mo N pc•ts, q uiet. m.Hurt• pc:·r~on 1142 Hlf/1 1-· 4'C>th St Litl' 2hr lbJ. -.undck Ad lL'>. 1111 pt•I'\ SZ75 752 2550 New, deluxe Townhoui;e TSL Mgmt 642 160 R 4000 1Qam-8pm 530-2494 Eiccculive of~icc space, Mon thru fo'rl , 10·12. hJ. o. l -735-7'33 r1pt3 7!131-7941 Stark St. . . ooms will share furn. offi cM. 675-c~ 642-2111 545-0611 ---------llunllnJ,lton Beach w 1 w Attractive J br, Crl>l s ........................ Gar 5 in NB. Xlnl Joe. Ocean • Found: WlDTE RABBIT c•rpt s. d r p!>. uw . N r drps. bltns. frplc. Gar Room w/ kitchenette ..,_.ocr.,,. \ iew. 631 24\)(l or eves . ll9UOR LICENSE S7.000 2nd T.O. G~ cqul· at Geisler Park, Costa ~hop1l in 1t , frl'rwnys, No pets Adults. only SSOwcek&up 4350 644·1033 Orange OnSolc C'klls ly, 3 yrs due, 10:;(, int. Mesa :>46-2665 llchoo s I OR . S240 2 Ull Xlnlloc. $350. 642·•U87 548·9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----LOW! l,0 11,0W! LO! Good discount. Als . • -----$35 Per Mo. Near Newport Choice virw near bay AJ:t 213 272 4249 <'ollect 11mallcr or lnrgcr T.D.s Found: Small black, tan rrCRg~55 COUNTRY 2 llr. 112 bu, deck.' :i blk l ROOMS, Sea Lark Motel, Blvd. C.M. Storage Only Newly retlrco •1 rm suite &t2 3514. J. Boom. & wbile male terrier. Nr bch . E n cl i;tur n g 2274NewportBlvd,Costo C811631-3273 w storage..,S435.3355 v rn TRAVRAGEHCY Mile Square Parle &1' PROl'ERTIES,IHC. S38S/mo. Agnt 675-1972. Mesa. So m e rcfrig. -L1do.NB.613·4156 Let uli show you how to Euclid. Founta in Vly. 745-6262 or848·1188 ~Ves,637·3175 II 1 TV AM/FM Double Carn~c for rent. --"'---L/ '"'"S67S East5ide I OR. $2:15 Stv & --ava .. co or • 1821 Viola Place C.:011ta C.M. Isl fir !\' Im A1C t start an agency. Truvrl _.,,.,.n .,...... rcfrig. Cozy w1nl1lurul SICA RP 3 Rrdeluxe beach BAY FRONT 3 Bdrm, radio avail. Weekly ren· M a s torage 1 Sx24. 1648 Cit!). not necessory. Total l'tln0ftal1/ F_O_UN_D_: ______ _ wood ub & twum Cl'll unit. O;W, frnlc. patio. ba. l<lls$65&rup.64B·?<t'4S es · c:•aA720 Newport Bl ,!)48·97tlG slnrtup & o pcr:H ing lost&FcM.d K b d " $1000 .....,..,. cuplt11I required, S25.000. •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• ees oun • 6 mos. ol<t. ~i,30 F: 20th S t gar/\va11 9602358 G73-~';· ArnbusadorlnnlnCosta ~q fl Oc-lll_lt_t>_c_o_rn_cr 7\4-226.8761,838•9252 ~ .... ..ts 5100 SantaAna.643-6953 l · Mesa, 2277 Harhor. Cen· Offk• Rttlfal 4400 suite. Air l'On1ht1oned * $100 0 C E:'A NV IE W Yr I >' trally locat~d. 235 rooms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1720 E. Gurry Ave, Ste l.ACA.SAILAMCA 1&2br. 1 ba duplcit. MANY with kitc hen, 120. lrvh1c or Cull for lac.It-& I br A.•I 11 /I S 4 o o & s 5 o o m o phone & TV. Swimming 65• PB S9 FT nppt. 751-7873. ll-14-6780 :1)42-:1639 pool. jncuul, and rec. 1817WF.STCLIFF·NB 2 Ir A.YI 11/1·$50 FREE room. Dnily & week!)' AGT.541·5032 NF.WOfl-'ll:f;SUITES dep. Newport fights . 2 Br, 1 ba. rates !llnrtin11 from $48 a oir•UXE OFFICES IN NEWPORT 111-:ACll All utll/i pd . cpl,, drps. Imme<! occupancy. Ph week .,. 1000 to 2000 fl , nvull pool. Jndry. fo c':c /\dull~ M o • e -I n a I • 646·8705 645·4840 Comml & 1odst1 spores. w /I nd 1 v . 1i urn it r 1' over 3S. no pet~ u1 I Cl i ---200 lo 2000 ,;q rt As lnw 845 3.123 children l'nll Sue OWGllC•. OlftCJ Nrwport Shore!',·~ Olk Slee1>lnjt rm:1$'7:'i·Sl05 mo. 11113Y ~q.rt L1111 Ntguel& 556·7707 or ll rnry out 2&3 IR. Call rrom O<'C'tln lioch. 1 All $.'i() wk Share kit / 1t1iulon Vl('JO "rrn ~ Office space L111: Ur11ch 64Z·9l37 171•4,8 ~6•0 I SS ~:~ ~7r:om S2B mo b:1lh Shnwn Mon-S ol. Hendy to s O. J"rwy. SOlhq. fl, cpts,drp11 $270 ~ ..,.ov .,..,n R('fsreq 'd.55600{.8 Qlll·83l-J400 mo497·4188afl 111m , WIME & CHEESE SO. OKA NG E C'l'V Pe rfect one person opera lion Priced to sell I TIME 751·1400 Greet Opporlunltyl for ~hllrp lnterlor di' corntor Showroom re ody lo go• C:11l Bob n1 7:>9-9330or ll31-221 I •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• F0t1nd bicycle vie Edhon ~ • A'nORHIY AT LAW HlihscMol, H.8. Iden· BA...,RUPTCY $95 Ufy. 9G2·2029 Aft Found money. DIVORCE $95 640-1037 :.:~i'PM-9PM ~·250! _ l.OiT: Male Pe<ikapoo. HAD FIR E O R 11old color Vic. Meu IURGLA.RY? ~7~i~ CM. Re ward! FteC' l'O n!i ult;;itio n -- w rhums <'x pert 547 ·8:l4 I Want Ad Help? 642·56'78 ~~~~•••••••••~~.~~ ~~·!.~.-:.'.•.~ ..... ?!.~~~~!.~:'.~·.•.~ ..... ~!.~~,~~!.~.~~·.«_~ ..... ?.I.~~ ~~T.~::~t.~.~ ..... :! .:~ 1~:~'?..~:'::~.~ ..... ~!.~~I F .. tJ.1v Oetober 28 19n DAil v PILOT DO l>nnk111i:µrnblt·01' ACCTS PAYAILE ll1\HYSrrT1-11 n1·1•1lu t C'"'SHl"'R l'·I 1 \1 l 11·1tro11w~ HfllpWanttd 7I OOH.tpWont•d 7tOOH..._Wont•d 7100 Cll\l•hlllll • ... I; "'l\1'1\111111 Jiil•. . ~ .... . u ' 'o IJ l' P m1· IOOKKEIEPER im honw I-In \ 1, IJ,11 \\ •lnll't.I. ITIJlurc· "'"'11.111 . I . \:\1 I . I I •••••••••••••••••••·••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~hr~ u <lay H:l.'"1 ·jtl IO I \ I' 11 ... J • 1 ., 'JI ' · 1"111 ' " GUHS THS •1 -I of U1 .: t'mmtll'" 11111-.1 I. " 1 O 1, '''P.'r prd1•1rc!I \pph "' 111 W1· tm 1' \ • .~ TER MINAL TEST Ml / "a11n1• rl!>JI 111·r,.on QuolityAu&U'Oftce Pt<E<iNANT' pcni.;n·~-.1,c H1•JI 1>:,1,111· t'\t'!> w lllh 111 p 1· r ' 1111 l 11 .1 't 1111 '\u,11hnl111" 1111 •I STOCKMAKEAS •Wt>tfrtl Ill 1•.irt• lur :! '\ilhl':o.tH' milnul,1ctur\:r CurinJ.: c1111f11h-nt1.d lJ\mt rum-; 1s 'il'l'kani.: ~Upl'rmJrkt•t ;IJ li ~. h«lm~ ,\<Jl.H~ 11111) .:•. OPERATOR Juutnt•ym<"n ur t\µprcn 1hil1ln·11 ai.:1•:0. 7 &-ti loc-Jlcd 111 Or un1ow (.'u t·oun-.l•l111i.: l. rt'11•rrJI 11lJlur1· ''"-' 111.ll\ 111 H\"IKINn Jl10111t110 & c•omphrnt•nl etUI 1111',l'lll l'ttOCl-:SSIN(; 1,11 11·11 d lk l" 11111111: 1111 t .. ilt• l'J,int ofWc'.llht•fU)' 1lul11·~ S,d $:100 mo l11r ,1 Q\ 1•11i;111t•1•r (\iu kN.'PUIJ.: .11·11~ .,,..,({ \lu,t hJ\I' Cl.1-:llll'\I. 1111111· l111.1t111n /I. ~·1111 11 '"u h.1\\• .1 1 .. a..11· 111 lnl' Fur Jurtht>s' t11fo t'Jll 111\l rm & ho,1nl Call l11UJll' mu~l hJ\l'., 111111 LIHDA & VICKI Ovtcall MOHGtje For th• Fun ofJt ! Al'('i\K~ 5 17l.>li:I 'tsuni.: bl.i.:nid "multi COMPUTER "''""''' ...,, .. 111111~'.·· 1 .. , h-ri•,,1111 .·l1'lllm111·, .11111 ,.,. wnh'. ('h,irlf''> Mur 71\M2·7H4~ of:lv1,l'\fJ1•1 111qu.illt.\ 11t.·,1·hofboo"'·mJt1u.1I PROGRAMMER PURCHASI HGCLERK 1111r 1·.1111\'I ' 111 "''' h.1 ••· k11u"l1•cl~·· ul .1 r.iv i·1 131 5f~7 lHti. :l7lll\!1'X'lli\Nlt' t•111:1n1•c•r1ni: & or QC & n1mp1111•1 ~,,,,.m , l'11Jlll'llJ.:lll1!•>µ1x11 111 ,111 lh'il~J1'1•ur.111•11u1d1J'c 1•1llwr :! :!11r1 dt .... 111111 '''~"11ll·r o1 tlJIJc•ntr' Flrel!loill' f11\c1 , South LOOMMECHANIC i.uflt'r,b1011, pn•f{'n1hly Loc-,1tccl te111por;1 ri I\ 111 t'l<p.1ndrn>: sv:.1t·11h J 111 orucr lHmti.:. I dq1l111111 1111 tc'J:J ·•1111. •1.>H u I :i. "1• 1 ho .11 d . h ,1 \ l' f u 11' \iulv Ca hi. 00280 111 avro11spac1.• nr ollwr ~untJ ,\n.1, c·11 will bt• r•• i.taJlatwn tur an 1!1'1: II lulluwup, & 1•,p1•d11111~: IU''X:!:!.'• 1IJ1111•11t .d 11u•c·han1c·u1 W~ hJVt: 1111 1mm1•ll 1;oµhu~u:ale<l manuI. en Serving 1111 OtJni:l' <.:o s35.1:u:1 lol'Jtlnl! 111 l.11~u11..1 1.1ro.:rumml!r\\ Jll1."1lll~ 1-~>t~r prt•f'd ,1.;111, 1.1hh• !Oh-am 11r1• H11fs1d<' Founrlal111n Man openin~ for •1 m1un1 Vll"onmenL Hcq's souncl N 1 i.: u l'l \ 1 n t u 1> p , yr. t-xpcr CCP 1•,111·r 111 ST ACOSWITCH IMC 1>~:1.1 \' ~:H \' t'h1· l"rll 0t·h:m11·.tl JUJu:-1 in Lugun.i Ud1 area. tnl'l.'O fore mun 111 o ur knowledge of swlh.llcal •MICHELLE'S* . I b .... EEO MO .... EY, I I' l t W(':JVllll: urC'J. Gd 11ay. r . i:rol'olh, 'e1·ur11v & t1'a1n111~ 1e~1ra 11· .:\1111 1l3U0;1ker<.:o.-.ta:\Jt-s,1 ..,, " • 1111•111.,1 •. 1111 11 \'OU Jn• t•rm emp oymen . •'cl. bl·nellls, wt• lllJk" un11ly!.1s o quality rc- i.<i lury !\11l I!:!.) ~0:15, llt'oefll~. Call 111· M•11d r1• 549-3041 \\'1• h.1w op1•11111i.::. 1111 100 111111111: lt1 I"' lr~llll'll lo 494-8613 ,.. ~ hub1hty theory. We offrr Outcall Massa!'o • 10AM·2AM 73M<162 Mon thru fo'ri , 81\M tu sume to. Eciu;.il Oppor Jo:mployi•r 1woplc tn work <11!111 o>. Ill ull'llllfy 1wrw1 ul :-.y,1l'm • WOVl'll wood shuuc:>. l\p comi>lltillve sal & frtng1.· 5PM SANTIAGO BANK 1lu~" 1>1•1" i·r \l·kphurw la1h1r1·1», w1• would h kl0 l1> ply: Kir:.ch Co. 17352 benefits ScmJ resume or Splrituol Reader l815 So. E l Cammo Heal San Clem ente. 1-'ully he --~or appt~92 7296 .-------.., 832-5200 cl1rccto111•sml11111ti11~to11 t1ilk with vou. St•1111 n· llOTEL Arrnstr oni;, Irv. (nr call Iteliublt: Manufol' 535 E lst St Tuslt1i CLERf( TYPIST lk·nl'h, \'h'i.t1n111~ln & -.u1 .. t•or t11l11l y LAU9'4DRY ~~~thur & Hedh1ll > turinrc !0910 Talbert ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT Equal Oppar Em~iluyt.>r lnsurunc(• eompuny 111 l,:iv-111 a B1"ad1. Work SUPERVISOR __ __ l\ve, t'ountuin Valley, Ca Nwpl Heh nt~cl'> ac·t·t-. ;;011 r J \'.11 I ti .1y 111! hi TR ENDA TA We are currently seeking MESSENGER 92708. (714) 968·3361. pay11u~ derk .. :xv 1H'e hnurx M1•11 or wo111l'11 a quahfied laundry 1213)59'l-2851. ("refer bkkp•• had~ oH•r Iii With ~·Ji-... 1.1 CORP. s upervisor . EnJOY out· P /T m essenger llAM F,qual OpPor Employer Dl.U·A-SERVICE .ESCORTS, MOOl::LS MASSAG~ 540·8393 Wt.> hJ~e an imm('(flale BANKING full 11m1• nj)(\11111~ tor an NOTES & COLLEC- ,. .. I I 1 St d rd·~ 3PM da ily. Must provide "rnt.11 Muc;t hc "uori ~~" or 11:11 1ru1 11.·. an o '"'""'°nes s l andio .-: comp any "' " Pl 1 t own traru;p. Call lrvin<:••---------a. ... :.i:.tant to our Aetn it\· TIOH TEi.LER typ1~t & profietc11l on Ill t·.1~1111t out1 11u1 "'"''" Dhrision bent>rils J\ppl.Y 9am to Savings 752·6456 I-' 0 t.: •· ke} S;.ilury to S(iO(I & \ 111rt1dr11t>r:..111· & t'altl ,\11 Api•ht'!I :\t..ii:ni·til'll noon, Mon-Fn. P erson· • • · •REAL ESTATE* Ask fore"<t 25 D1rec1or llours :.irt• I! 30 Dynamic bank ha'! 1m am to 5 pm Monday lhru med. opening for H.1r1k fo'nday. Successrul l'an ex~r'd NotC:i & Colll'<' d idate must b1.• very llonTeller s:oocJ l'OmpJny bcnc•(1i... Iii· plutt>~ rcq (;J, .ti Co nel Mission Viejo New or experienced. Top lt33·1W50 low.inn· p;iid 1L•ll) .uoo w Sl'1!<'r:.ln1m MARRIOTT HOTEL MOTOR ROUT+; t raining avail. Privall' COCKTAIL WAITRESS E'IX'r'd. Call 97!1 7550, llelgJ clr.1"'" J\all t'ur 1111 !-tJ11ta \nu,Cl\!1:!7111 900NewportClrDr The Daily Pilot has u oCfice':.. Laree advertis · llll'cli.tle .iss1i:11111•·11t :. <illJ::.40:1(;\)5exl:!l3 NcwportBeach large route in M1ss100 iogbudget.Cullnow ! HORSEDRAWH HAYRIDES energetic. ercall\ e ant.I Apply At able to work orcas1onal SANTIAGO IAMK fullowms.: .i short tr.1111111>: Equal Oppor Employer Viejo • approx earnini;s PACIFIC COAST M.•:;,,wn A1>11JY Ill I hi• Equ,11 Opportu111ly $300 per month. Mon thru for groups evenm1:s evenmgs and weekends. 535 E Isl SI Tu;,tio Sla r ung salary S3 per Hoom ~l L· 0 L'. loca1ru11 nt';1rl., .. t ~ou, .11 Employer Fri a rternoons a n d PROPERTIES ts :iu.1 m . IO :rn.irn 01 Hotft Hight Audftor Sat&Sun mornings. Cat •631-0400 * 7 <.IJys a week 1 0 minutes from Newport· H 1,.ers1tl t• freeway. Minimum Qf 21) per t?roup F or dt•laals. contact Kn::.. tl37·6990 hour Call ror IOll'r\le\l.1·----·v-·c.--"'-... 1CompJn100, l.IVl' In for b<>tween Ham and 10 pm'·-'elderly lady 1•c1 -.on.ii d.11ly. tJJuking l"are l.l hswrk Thurs I :iu11111 1l.11ly b•·i.:mnmg, Exper Airporter lon and good driving record~~~~~~~~~~ Tue., ""' l . I EHGIHEERIHG TEC::H Hotel. Conlact Mr. Ifan-required. Call 642-t3211-ll l.! Wi•:..tm an·.i. lii?:!j lo:' p Jn d 1 n i.: l' J v 1 I nao833-2770 Leaving name and phone Real Estate Sales People Wt•stmin,.11·r BIHi . t'lll:"lnt.'er1111: &. plJnnms: ---.-----number. wanted. Up W 90/10% \\\·:.1111111:..tt!r . Oil' ha:. ;,in imml"tl. open Housedean1,ns.: S<:rv. . comm. s pht. Nwpt B<'h HEW 6pm to Sun 6pm Leisure ACCOUNTS World. Lug lkh l'l:IO 96!!1 COUNSELOR BEVERl Y MANOR Con\'ulesrenl llosµilu I 24-152 Via f1ftracl,1 Laguna Jl11ls, 837·8000 f:ql Oppty Employer for Costa :\l esu 01f1rt· COOK, exp e nl·rs:et1<'. f,;xp prcfl.'rr cd Li.i?hl clc.1n l'Ul . carel•r typing required Call Mr. m 1ndcu, v;.is lts:ht Donnelly .it 5.16·2300 548·7948 · l:ai.: Heh .• trcJ. l..1~1 So J mi:: lor a h·chnictan lo needs <.1mb1l1ous .Eng. Mother's helper,bte house 631-0900 Cou~l 11 .... y, Lig Uch I llNform t•1,·1I t•n1:mt1t>r-i.pk~K cal full or P t Top work. 3 days week. Over EXOTIC GIRLS l-.11u.1} Opporlun1l~ 1 n s: l' a I cu I n t 1011 s , $ Call Mai:g1c. 557·0609 20. Must have refs & car.l•--------- f.mplc.1}'l'r 1•ar1hwo1 k tt uantllH·~ aftS Salary open. 640-604IS or RECEPTIONIST Massage & Modchns: Oulcall 542 311l9i S43·3250 ADMIHISTRA TIOH CA LIF'ORNl i\ FEDERAL SAVINGS&LOl\N 2700 Harbor Blvd. CM. Equul Oppor Emplyr COOK, Exper•d DEl.JVEHY. 1.•arlv morn -.ur\1•y111i,: 01r11.:.t' calr ula. llou:.ekt•cp~r. live in; 9SS·l641 High Fashion for beauty mi: J. .\. Times route ' 1..r.01~.& l'~~~ t•i.11~na~ing .2 ctuld e.ire. IL i•ook1ng. Mother's Helµer, 4 Day~ salon. F i time. Fashion North l'o~ta :\ksa area 'l_rs u!.11t:JJl 0.r l ''.µer-, n li:;e . I.a g un a ho use. 11 :30-5.2 Children. $J H.r. Jsland loc. HELJ\X.lNG MJ\..<\Sl\Gf<: .Bob James.Lie Muss(•ur Outcall 9-9. ·19.t·Sl 11 Irvine firm seeks person w,6 mo's to l yr accounl· mg exPt•r. who c-a n type Or wlllrng lo lncin. Must be dependable. Hrs Wed T huri.. & F ri IO;im 6:30pm, Sal & Sun 6am 'l!: JO pm. Mesa \' 1• rdt• COO\ llosp, 661 <A:11ter St. C:\I 5-18 S58S No collecting ·Mu~l hun· <td· l~,11 J<1lk l•: llu~b 494·3138 Wesl cliH are a NB. CallM8JJ9g\ITal: uepcnd .. 511•1 tKI Co . l~5 llakt•r St, t:M .,..,,,....,, 7S9-12J1,ext260 :;.ir.,,' !X.>ti:M. 111 11751.zsw. llOUSEKEEPER-LIVEl:.....,..;;"";;0";·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I~~;;~~~~=~ •SHERI LEE • Certified Masi.euse House Calls By J\ppt. 838.6838 .is wpm & run a 10 key by IARBER loo<·h. LO \'e ly ores & co For large fal'1hty for dc- Jlald bcnefils. Sal to S600 velopmt.'nt<11ly disabled. Ca 11 pa m Wright. Must poss1.·:.s r l'rtificute 833-0673 for appt. D,•nlal Orthot.l1•nt11· FACTORY HELP IN.Nvt~chfamily,mustl• RECEPTI ONJST ·part · l'hairsiclt• .1ssb1. 3 dJ'" .1 speak En~. refs req 'd. NURSES time, 3 days a wk, 8:30 to "'k M \ 7ii802ll!!·!'il;M .... Runs smJll m uch1nro, Callli44·tl680or&i2-&'7S. LICElll..lSED DENT AL ASSIST. ~Oml' ::.hop cxµt•r 1 hut ,... 5. Corporate headqtrs. DANCE OF 1''l'N -issued by Ca hf Slalc Hlfl nude girl!. du~ce & ADVERTISING SAL.ES Board Ex;1mmt.>rs Sub r:ip :sess ion !Ot\M 10 J' t1m.c work Mon & Sf? rrut apphl"alaons b' 4pm, 2AM :\I o n.Sal 625 ('J 9, to 2PM Apply 1660 On 1 0 31 77 l o W COOK Full 11me op1.rnini.; tor ('OOk 111 <'Qlll Ufl''l'l'lll h1!!.p1IJI Sunw t•\µr pr1·1 llr~ Jo. JO to i I' \f. \\ 1•d & Thur~ 11(( A111>h m l)t'r..<>n 122:'12 Ch.1pm,1n \,e Garden t;roq• \\ i 11 t r J 1r1. C. M • c 0 llSKPR. h ve-m . It cooking pleasa nt s u r roundings. S.15 0-103 for matur<' eouµlt!, ref, PERSONNEL Standard Pacifie Corp Prnvdunl1st nt>t>d" I ull llmt' JSsi..t 1-:xµt.•r'tl to:, p.1111h'1t tlulll's oppur \ Food S•r•lc~ 833 2382 art t 11\~1 Full & Port-ti.-546-ll&I Euchd Anah 559.6150 I lac-ent1a A\'C . C:\1 Mayfield. FJ1n It.'"' SlJll· Hospllal. 2501 H arbor FRF.ESl-~I01\ W J\D AJdl' wanted 10 care bed Bl\'ll, Co~la ~lt·~·• 92tl:!6 r.i~ C1·r1 rl·q ·d . SJI t11Jl'n I Assistant-Substitute II H H-12 1.>tiJI On !'Jll bJ!'ol~ 2 21 l hrs ln:.uranct• CL1STOMEH Sl-:RVlt:E HEP PM & Late Shift Recpt for beauty salon. Ex per. desired. P iTimt> Pleit;,(' eonlu<'l Nursmii Apply T e m plcton:o. • Personn1:l dJ1ly ;,ifter 4 Bc aut1f1cal ion, 2030 WANT to meet ·iurael•H' PJt1e n1. Wt!::.tm1n1 i.ter ------. -~·r ll.1\ S.1 10 per hr Ap DEHTAL-ORTHO • pl) to In inc-l n1fled Cha1rs1dc exf)<'r & HI> \ St· hoo I ll 1s t ri t· l . l!M I p, 1J<n, or I' lime ,\Jton \11· lnm ... <714) I n..,u r a n Cl' .\J: y nL·eds bni:hl envr~l'tic person w some msurance back· female m d l ~ t • f area 892 5789 Beauty salon L!.tulJlr,hed pm Quall St NB. 540-3000 di • i w n ic::.. or in Nwpt Bch ~cck tnGl•--------...i rung & dancing com 'mb1llous Couple Wanle<l operator. Call 631·2420 paoy. Call Jim. 831 3807 lo manas:e a s mall bus. --'-----;\l•wµ0ri Beh ~2·~•~1i 55t. 4!1110 gr o u n rl l 11 h a n d I e BEVERLY MA HOR 1·u,tomcr at rt:.. Xlnl Convalescent Hospalal R ESALES COOK TAL L -6 '3''. slcndl•r Will nol mlerferc"' your Beauly Operator, e;.irn mature -io+ busines~ pre:.enl JOb. Must be will· more by renting spJl'e Part lime. nl'x1blt• hr~ Xlnt brneftt:. .\pply Pl•r:.onncl Ucpartml·nt J.:.10JI 1J11por 1-:mpltl\er DENT Al ASSIST "' o r k 1 11 1% 1· o n d :-& 24452 Via Estrada LUSK REAL TY 1 I Iii 4 d k 1.----------i b,•nefrts. Salary l'om-Laguna lhlls837 8000 is opening a new resale '' in.: loleJro 642·1~ Leading Cd.\1 s .ilon m an. a l'r ) l.'ars 111 --· _ ·--&w·132l or 552-0943. ,..:ir 0 IC'l'. ay Wl'\' Food S<!n IC{' muno;uratn w "X"''r. Call ~·~ual Oppty L'm ploy"r off' . th H . 1' xp In expanded dulil'' ' " ' r ""'t "" ' ice In c untmS?ton ~Int workin~ t•oncJ N B DIETARY AIDE I.int.la,~ 0911 __ --r----------r Beach area. Needs both Reverh• lhll~ h;J\e re-APT Manager~. m11ture ---------- l?C8lt•d ol fin· & re couple 20 unit children Bldcpr F/C to S 1100 ~1tfenC'e hcrt> 111 ~.l'Wpor~ l'O mplex in Orange Free. L0<·al <Jfr of IOfl In and do not k~1>"' an)onl S.WO mo mcl rent. Jo:x t'I co. ::.t•t•k!> 1ni1t' who !>Ol.'IJll) r m a non perw11eed onlv 7!>2 21S81 l'l\.ioys muc·h l'lrPnl 1·1111 sn:ioker. happy, po:.111\ ,. -· -tuet. CPA barks: round a JCPENNEYS 200 l.a..:una Hilb .\IJll LJguna llill' Equ.11 Oppnr t-:m pin\ l'r 1.u;81122 LEAD PERSON lN\'.li:NTOHY munager, salary+ com- 1 t \'r lt•Jtl c•\111•r. n•q d l'ONTHOL l'LEllK NURS G mission and salespeople. l>l•111 JI i-:.1,1 ~'' I 'rd , '" d. II I• \ 1!1!1 l:i .•.• I ••lo: t l•ll•.11 work10" 1·ond... lrnmt~h;iti· op~nillJ.: for IN Better than average • t:11ud ti.iv & hl'nl•f1t.. I 1 k ATTE ..... DA11o..•ys l'Ommission + incentive llE'\'l IS I l'lc .1..,1· <'11nlac·t, w r t• t ,1 1 I 1· , 11 1• r ""'~·ntot) 1·0111 ro r· ,.r f'llll n gtateaus. This office will Sollfh Coast 1,no\\ h·d,.:,• of to i.,,., & Full-Time x• approx 1800 sq ft with t.hinker. ~ oung ulculs .• 1 ARTIST /GRAPHIC plus. Xlnt bl'ns & polt•n1 <.: 1111 k" w ·• 11 l 1· d '1 .t sh<1rp.drt's:o.e_r. clcsrn•" For A V production Also Fee Jnhs l';dl ~Jr~t'r·-.11~"i.rnr.in1 . :!I:.! ~eel allr.acll\'t'. .slemJer hou:.c F' ll m.., ca 11 Chns. S-I0-60S!>. Co.istal ~. I 1lh ~1. c 11·,1.1 \ll'~.1 .!!l r l 20 28. to :,hart• f'aula,54fi-M20 Pe~onncl A,!!l·m:v. 27!10 \\ pro, I,. ~I\ 1' t1fl It ,. II ('11,[.1 'h·; I !'1 1111 I \11,1 I All Shift .1 lot of com puny :.u11r>Qr1 Community Hoip tal "'l><'I' "'!IM:11l1•d 11~1111· t. Call Paul, ?l<t.<.'75-:llll. :u1n2 l '011,..1 11"' ,. \\nrl. u'dul a:i•\ H:111 Ex p~·rtt•1\tc1• l'rl'fr1 r .. 11 mutual ~.L.C If .you 1·an Harbor. CM • dig a lovtnj?, rarang, sin ,_ _________ I COOK WANTED ,\fl -hill~ Jo:\lh'I ii 11111\ \11111\· Ill I"'' "Ill. ·'""' 1111,.:1 r . IOIJ.., ( o.h f II•\\ t:ere m:iture guy. drop ~EMBLY i----------1 rne a hne: Jt 211. 2172 Ou _pool Dr. lr1_!.nl0• Ca !12il5 PH"Sonal S&"nices 5360 ·•··•·•·····•········•· Want to Houses1t & <:Jrt- Jor !>el". plants el<' ..:, eel. Ref:. 121:11 :i.;JI 1,1314 ----Travel 5450 ••····················· Chnstm:l'\ ~k1 \'at".tl111n prof women Jo. cJ••"rt'' 111 'ihr co11do 111 Sun \ .illt·1 1>1-c 18-27 S312 ;:1:! :n:•i &npioymrnt & t'reporatlon ·•··•·•·············•·· Schools& Instruction 7005 ······•·····•··•······· 15 Different wkly u ctini: works hops .. \•1rleo tJp1ng or scenes job place ment assii.t for the enter t ain mcnt 1ndu ~1ry !lS7·0282 kun9 Fu lessons Call 675·9956, 673·222!) Jobs Want.ct, 7 VOLT ~AAY M'.AVc:t=a HEEDS INDUSTRIAL WORKERS •Start Wortc Today• •Poc:kOCJers •Trainee Auemblus • ShipptftC]/Rec:ei•tn9 *-.1.0odiftCJ/Unloadirtq •ln•enforyClertcs •Exper1d Ass~mblers APPLY 3848 CampuJ Drive 546-4741 <Across From Orunge Cn. Airport J Eq1wl Oppor £o:m ploycr BOAT BUILDER EXPANDING J..i.i.:un.1 H" w h I. o 11 k 1 11 ~ I 11 r t11u1111·r llt•lp l'.11 l l11111 ·1 f-.Xl',.:fllt.:'\(.'t-:1> 1-.11·1• 1(.11 ,1 "1'1'1' llr-. Ill I \11 t r1 1· 1...1 n '. E 11 i:111 •· vi~ 1111><·1-.1111 hl'l"'ll1 111 ln:-.talkrs. l'luml>l·r-. & & :l Or.in~!" ful111' 71 l F <'arprontl·r~ T111l 11.1\ lt,1111<1,1 lllld ll,tlh11.1 'ICIOI l'oOfklnj! I Ulltl-. & j.!1101t bcnd1i-.. I ll,I\ w .. -ek \ppb In l'1•r-.11n oow:-; 1-:,\,')T v \Cll rs 100 K ,\ltun. S.rnl.i An .. Boolclcerper F /C Fash Is l 1nvt•stmt•n1 I irrn X lnl oppor 1-; "< µt•r & mutun1y req'd. Call &I0-0123 BOOKKEEPER COUNTER HELP l'.111 & I lllllt \I ('h-,11\l'I " I .111 11,11 II 'II (.'ounlt•r 1:1rl ~.11111" wh1•" JO\\I :!11 \I. \!0 11 h1 Ii/IHI Sk) j)Jrk lll\11 In ;,jlj 07110 COUNTER HELP Da)!> }Jutur1· Jh•rson ncedc-11 Appl) htwn :! 5 pm. Del Tn1·11. 25252 l.J Pal Rd, Lag una llllb CREW Fvll-ChanJe Must be (am 1l 1ar w service burt.'au 1·11m putcr syslt>ms & t'XPl'r'd ----in A P, A n. payroll, MANAGERS ASSEMBLERS gen'I ledger t hru T.B. Xlnt benefits. Small co. Call (il4) 549 3281, Mon· Small componenLs Good Fri B:30·SPM for aµpl munual llcxl eri t y & EOE. ____ _ p lime l'\'l'rtln l!'-& Saturdays m anaKinl( Junior S:,i lcs Person:; '>t'lltng sub:.crq1t1on ... .1 rt• ,1 :: Ii ,1 \ • '' k !li 'I ,!'lj'll DIETARY AIDE F\111 ·ti me> 10 am ·i>pm Hospital Dietary ( \IH n1·01 • JH• h H tf hu l 'lnl f t·•tUllt ti I 'f•'.I •\' t·1111I " I \l 1 .l 1Jl111~1111. ltwl.1r_, II• pl BEVERLY MAHOR l ''°' .1lt'.,l'n11 ll•"llllJI •1 t•.:: \ IJ t-:.-;tr.111.1 l..tl:\lfl,I ll1lls, X3'i' l!l11Ml 1-;qu.il < lppl \' 1-.m Jilt" t'I D/$11WASmm 1\pply in p1:r:-n11, :\lul doon's ln ,.h Puh. :w:? :'l:rwporl Clr f>r . N II. DOMESTIC HELP Yol1lll: famlly. Car<· ol 2 clulilr('ll, Jill' rook1n1: .. , tlay wk. Pvt Udrm & balh w 'it>W of U<eck H:i~ Cir T \' Salury nt•gul1ablc &12 3851 t•yect1i:ht. t Yr mm exp. BOOKKEEPER ·~··••••••••••••••••••• C II l II c.111 383'1 a •1 •an, ·• · ' Sml desig n ..S:irm nds door lo door Hequ1rei.. ----------\an or lar ge stut1011 wagon Phonr collccl 2 13·51>7 0:1!16 A lter ----------i M.V.urea _ f charge bkkpr J\" PRIVATE DUTY " NURSE EXPER 1\utomol1ve g r essive. rnnovative. 5 OOpm. 213 498 2473 A,_0 Qua"~ LOT MAN lront o(c appear. enJOY "' u, w · d people. able to handle ---------·1 557 .... 4"'-8 557•64,.7 e want an t•1pcrit>nee d . v .. .. man only lo keep our lot :.ectry uUcs as well as 1 __________ 1 Nurse will take cari• n you in your home .\1ueh experience 8!17 5011 de.in. I'll' We offer prnnl tak<' full t·haq!e of ofc. ,h,inni:. l'nmp.iny p;ud Interested only 111 lop lni.urJnCt' \:.IC:ll inn n otch expr '1I i;l1l i:n11d hour~ ,\pply 1 ~ 640-4-115 or 675 6522 hlwn pe~on to \'1c Snyder '!:Spm ____ _ Woman w , 10 year old Sen1c~ ~1Rr Bookkeeper Receptionrsl , daughter , seek in~ a pt Alla;" ChQ 'lt•r Plvmuuth front ore. Busy ofr 115 mana~ement joh. SmJ II .?92!1 llarbor Rlvd Couture ('hiropraelll' I)( wut. have outsule JOb. 2 C11sla Mr:-a fices, ask for Wcncly, y r s e "' p c r . C .i I I --&15-5300 213·323-7246, btwn !H :io. 1\UTOC1\RHIE l!S. m orn-_------ or 213·921·3GOI aft Ii. <tsk 1n~s. ~c:tab. Rc~ister BOYS. GIRLS for Diane. roulc. <•n<KI mont>y H B. HefpWonted F' V urea 842 1172 btwn 7100 8am·4pm ··•····•·····•········· ~--------~AI JTO F.STIMATOfl. Accnt1 H. t::'>tult' lo SI 2K <'~pt•r only. ll utrhcnsun~ Secretaries lo Sl2K llt><ly Works 548 551:1 Secy1SalcsTrn1: $850+ Automnll\f' 12· 16 y<'ars of u)!c. E V<.' ninR work. Obtain nc-w sub~criplions for the Du1 ly Pilot workinJ! with un adult i;uperv1~or 1-:arn S20 to $30 per wcck or more Cull 21:1/ 597-0391i noon 5pm, 2D 4!111 2473 5pm 9pm, Call (;l)lled Dula Prorcss111g JOIN THE UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACOUES COUSTEAU World's luq:rsl ~euhn manufacturer has un 1m ml•d111ll' opPninR ft)r 11 Senior Proi;:n1mm1•r for Systt'mi; :1, Mon 1s SllOP. Mm1m11m I ,vears e x p e r 1 t• n l' t• w ri I 1 n i: DRAFTSMEN IEl~ctro/ MKhanlcolJ I\<' l.11nilwr w11 h '11111 m 1• r C' 1 .1 I e I <' 1 I r o rn1•1·h,1nir .1I sla11d.1r11' Jntl IJI at 111'1'-. \I u-.t Ill' ••tile l•\ "n11• E o · .... n· Vllil' t1taWITIJ?S ..11\U "'ork I rnm en.:int!er:. mslruc trnns. m;1rk1•1t print-. or !..k(•trhci.. ~in1mum 1 ,lot•ar l'>tperil'n<·" prl'f Pr ral>lv Ill the t•h•rl r11nu•, 111d11~1ry Srn1I re'<Ulllt' or uppl,v 111 pc:rson (II TRENOATA CORP. Standard Meomoriri Division --.1111h t .. 11•u11.1, 1l:!1oi7 1!1~1 I :Jt I Fotomat I' I llllP 1111 ,If11111 11p<'ll Ill '"'111 ( 'h•rn «. \11"11111 \ 11• JI> ·'' I I \µII,, •• I I 11t11111.11 !'>111r1·' 11111 'II El I .1m11111 lk.al. S.ui ( 'lr•m 111 .! • • I 11 r1111111111 1111 \11, 11111 \II I" Ill I tll \Ill\' 111 11 I t:ll• GENERAL CLERK I \11.llh hll . ' II 1111 Ill • 1.d 11ri:J 1111,111un 11," UUl.'lltlllo: tor r •. ,.,. 111111\ for '>\\llc-hl111;1rd 111.111 r 11 n Iii . I 1 I 1 n 1• 1) r rn1 r rofllm clu11e' t;~p.-r hdpl ul hul nut r 1•q 'ri \11111'. n • 1 2n11 1''lt1t1r. l!lll N1·w~lo1 l Ct•nln l>r. N H. 1\.11 t:lti(I, ..i:.1.. 101 Ed <.'onk t .. ·nl·r;il r1(f,n'. Lile I\ p 111.: & hook k Pio! t 'J II lii5 w:l6 for mten •tew GEMERAL OFFICE !\1usl like lo l.)'µt.• & f1lt• t'omfurtubleofc.NB CM urea c-11 \Ir Jamc!'o. 6-15 2640 GEN'L LABOR URGENTLY HEEDED \lu!il haw phon<' & rcha bit• lrJn.sportat1on. Lon~ & s hort trrm ;1,s1i;:n mmts Holaday & vac.1 11on pay llO:">p1t.1l1,i,11wn pl;m J\all. *WAREHOUSEMEN *STOCX CLERKS .-SHIP /RECEIVING •FORKLIFT OPRS Cnlctv1ews H :1 Mon·f'r1 APPLY VOLT l t f\IWIUMAAV tu IJIVlll'.:.fln 3848 Campus Drive 546-4741 11\cro~s From t)runllC Co. i\lti>orl 1 1-:quul Oppor l':mptuycr J.C PEMNEY CO 2300 Harbor CostaMHa ll11!h Sch•>OI Colle..:1: "tu •knl for l' Umt• custo 1111111 .... ork. lln. arc flt•" hh· \n t.Aiu.1J l)pµor1t1111· t) i-;rnployer KEYPUNCH ll.tl.1 1-:ntn tlpr 1>:1' ,ti1rr 111 h11u'l' 111m · 111111·r... K1·•1 ''l><'e<I & .11· l'Ur.1< \ l-;1•\ !ti d1'l' l''(· l)\·r hcl11fuf Sa I open .\Jnl W01•fl(S & Workrn,: f 11nt.f!.. Appl}. Natwnal S)stem:. Corp. 4361 B1r<'h St, f'O H INe;,ir Ol: 1\Jrµort I EOE LEGALSCTY Good lypin~ skills & math a plitude. n o ~horthand. to work rn cori10r:ite law office.-in Tustin. Call for i n · t~iew. 832-7311 1.iquor Clerk, over 25. µ time, two nights a Wct'k. &12·6S37 l'll':I'•' c·onl;ll'I ~UI "'"ll n I·: Sale!\ f'cr:..c1nnl'l ~1a1I\ altl'r I 11m BEVEflL Y MANOR Com alc::.Ct.'1'l llo~µ1lal 21452 V1J !-:Strada Ld51uoa 11111:. 83i t«IOO Equ;.il Opptr k:mplo>·er GET t hl' hl'lp you nl't'll tv he :<Ul'CC'&S(ul. Join our tPam of condo. Sl>(.'Ct:.Hst :it lhl' Condo. Informa- tion <.:enter . Call now & ask for Berry, 963--0867 lnl'I R.E. NelWOC"k P MtK ING ,\1"rt-;;\ LH:NTti-.-1111111------• S.! .lll l 11 tr .11 n SJ 00 f<c,1.wrJnt tramrli part 111n l" f'.lrlc rn~ lo! :1<;1 <'ltff C>r l~IJ;Un;i flt"h C,111 Iii\\ r1 Ii &S 19i H>.1•• PART TIME EVENINGS Adults w1lh nutstJndmi:. attra<·liV(' person alillt•::. who enjoy workin~ with kids. Starl al SJ.SO P<'r hour. Phone 642·4321, c>t tension 250 bctwcer1 1.00 COUMTEA PERSONNEL l1 art 11m<'. D :sys & 01$lhh lK or OV('r for ruRhts Apply In Person 2 Sp.m . Tuesday lhru Saturd11y and5:00PM. ~~~~~~~~ ~sic for Jim CARL'S JR. 279 1';. 17th St Cost11 Mesa. CA Equ wl Opportunity Restaurant F.rnployer ME N ED'S PIX Auww Ser• FAMILY ,,ZZA. L VN, P /ff~ Want to work days, a fter PARLORS l 11. Medications noons & e''enings tR NB T....-...S RH, r /titM &. CdM areas? Work fl •Cooks 3 \I. Charge Nurse t 1 m e n r p I t 1 m e. Me::.a Verde Conv. Hosp .. Weekends a mu'St Xtra • .....,.." 66 1 Center Sl, CM pay Io r l' x p c r 'd •o.llYwy Drfnrs ~·SSR!'i operators. Call 640·0812 Part·llme opoornRc; for -------i E.O.E. women & me" with out- LVN'S 1 'g01na personalitit>s who PIX Answer SWY. take pnde '" their work 3 11 Shift. Xlnl benefits. P /time Days & Eves. Ex· Over 18 & able to work per 'd pre f '<l , but will evenings $" 70 °3 111 n·.iyview •'oov11Jesc~nt, · .. · • • " "' train. Good co. benefits. t rt l\p I fl •pu 20SS Thurin A\e, C .M. s n • PY u E'r ., "' ,_E_O_E_._646-8000 ____ . ____ 1 daily, 642 3505 • ' ME ... ED'S PIX OPEltATOR " MACHINIST Answering Serv exp. pre· Fofnity Plua Partors Jo:xper. Centerless fd. FUii & P tT 8 ,,8 u. Jl80S.Bristol,SA c.;n nder. C.M . co. Sal de· also graveyard r e lier. 410 E.1\th, Cosla Mesa p1•ntls upo n ex pe r . Apply 6.57 w. l 9th. Ste H. 16.S32Beach Bl, 11.B. 545-0'103. 642 1 to3 ----~---------'_. _______ ,Restaurant •MAIDS• MANAGER The Inn at Laguna PLA STIC Exper'd In rest. or fa!lit 211 N. Csl_!f_wy, ~J!_un_a INJECTION foods. Also, need pitlme M AIOS W ANT I!:() Oon Quixolc Motel 2100 Newport Bl, CM ---- MOLDING help. CaJI 675·2835. Jttecpept! Tcypl 11>1 l $750 Nrw IJel,111 Sh11r1 needs r. !'OJ n r r lo SMK help Irvine Personn.el Agency Top wnlo(cs 1.1aul. En~inr BOYS WANTEO ~ E 17th Co..,tu ~\f esa Sleamers. cog pamters, AGES I 0-15 Suite224 642·11711 tiuffer:-1 & polishers, u1>· Huntington Beat•h area. C'OllOL a ncl ltl'<: II Knowlcclg1• of llOM I' ancl Mn P helpful E-crt.'lll'nt sal nr) anti fr1n~<· benl'f1h packtijlP C1in tu et J on Whll forri . Manar.:cr Datu l'rocess 1ng:it t714>510 811111 An \ilPh«d M a1:h.l't1r·-. <.:11 :woo W. Sc1wrs1rom ~.1111a i\1111. Ci\ !12701 1111> s-10 :mos 1-:qual Opportun1ly £mploycr "vi Jo" Gm1oihum c;1r l houserlng -.rrvll'l' nds womc-11 pit. lop$. 1·ur nl•r 645-51~1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC HElPER With strong m cch 'I back· FOREMAN 12nd & 3rd Shiffs) SETU,ME9'4 loH shlftsl 11round to setup & care Rapidly expandln~ com RETAIL CLERKS ~--=-.w-~ hol~lery shampooer -.. Earn $20 S.'JO. l'l'r week. ----------1 l'h<'ck out. pick up & de· Gelling new 1·u~lonH'r!S Acctng Bkkpng Ll\<'ry i\pply .tl for THE DAJLY 1'11.0'r TIMPORARY i059 llarl>or Bl. CM No delivcrinit or rollt'l'l Register Today to work MS 1030 rng Call this numlwr lo U.S. DIVERS Drapery wnrk100111 nectli. .t:\2:1 w111n Wai nt•r cxp'd cu:.lom clrnp1•0 S,1nlaA11u,l'1\'12702 <'Ull<'r i1r Cull t1m1· I r;111w" T•1p "'JS:~·s. P.1 acl AVON on n1nnu<1 :icrountin~ & ----------1 apply honkket•p1n~ J s-.11o;n ment;, Work <'ln,e l11 ,.. h11l11l.1\'' & 1 ,1c11twn 892-4625 r.qu.il Opilorlunll) m1•1I ht'lll'f1l \ppl\ IR.I" fo:mployrr Wh1t1wr \q._ I '111l II i your horn•· 1-'1 ~11r1· Cll"rk-. lu Sr 'c·c·uu11 BUSBOY WANTED t---------•I t '\t 11t 1'.ill &i:? 111.u 1:r,1q~yard sh1fl F llnw f>t•r><·nrinble pcr"<nn onlv Apvly m pcr,on. G rnuh•r t<e .. t • 14011 W C'ua~I llwy, N H 1;12 HAAI IJnt!li nrPdccl thr11nut OrJrtf,((' Co Hobert 1l,11f ... Ar rc111nkrnp' SOOS. M;un.!')le501 No Towrr. Unum H1enk In The Cily ol Orangl' 71'1 835 '1103 ACCOUNTANT Chrishnas Eamin9• 8~9in Now For AVON REPRESENTATIVES 1\<>sl lime lo e i.lubhsh l'Ustomerl! I nte rc-ited' C,1lf 5·10 7041 or Zenith 7 1359 H,1by5illt•r Wt•ck . N 7 • 30·1il' M lll:t 2!lOO ror :i clny~ H hom1•. Ph 11 0011. Bl\HYSl 't"n :tt afll'r CASHIER For 'fhurs. lo'ri, S11t, Sun Cull Barbara for apµI wct'kdays, s.10 :1211(> <::ASHIER t'ult 'p t Hr,v pt•r?>o11 ovr 20, w1ll trn. v.11 p,1y \11-;·rtto c" n w ,,s 11 29~> ll.1rhor HI. CM Pvt Country rluh ~lm;l he 1:1blr to mointam <'om plcte !H'l n( hot11<11 111r ld 11 monthly l1n11m·1..1I 111.111• "'enti1 J.'or lnll'c' 1· .1 II t>'4 S.t01 n <1u11 ' . 11 r r m o n 1· n t <.: 11 ~ h 1 e 1 'I' t• I c· 11 Ir o n I' L 0nl\l'r~fl1 Pk. f11'J 1;;u;:1 ~Jalun• fll'r"lll w l''ll for co ... ta ~h-!>;.i ;,in•.1 S:-.ol 'Try J Uu11, 1'1lo1S1':1.l1 1<111.• 11<·m:< "'Ith" : Cla,,.1ficll i\cl to ho\ ... ,.11 l>ntlv l'1hlt < la'<'l1l1l'd 1\ri mo "hc•nf'f1t., 1\ pµI) I 5 3 3 W I. i n " n I n . l>l-:1.IVl-:H V l11•rc;u11 111 m.1kc• <il'hVl'rn'' h.1111111· 11fr :.u11plrM & c11u1vm1 & lJk1• I ,lfl' or l:l'll. ofl- rh•1•cl,. 'oOlnt• hc'.IV\ ltll IOI( rrq'tJ 0Xl11l lll'flf'flh i\11111\ .lnrk (; l!auh <'o , 125 lt.1kor M . <.:M. 714 75 1:l!">IO 11H11 . l'l'rMm n1•I lh•hvvrvm('1\ for 1'.1rlv i\~1 Ol'WM~f,IJ)l'I Clf'lf \ l'I )' 111 (' M S-100 1wr mo t l'NltlU"I f~-UI IT IO flrll\\'I\ fll1• rlt•rk ll'lt'd1l .JI l.1 Ii ;\I I" •1 h, (; 11 tlrltl(I~ rt'\1tftl ...... I''( JI I' r 11 I' ! 1• (' ,1 l I \lari:.1rt'I 1.111111 lff DRIVER SU~DAY ONLY 1>1'11\•(•r l>.111) l'ilol hu111lh•" tn 1·.irr1rr-. lk ra u 1 r1•, \ .'111 Ill lnr1:1• ~ai:rn1 .incl .1 g11111J Ori\ 1n1: rrt'o1d Phont' ~12 4321. a ... k lnr ll.11 r:v N,•rl1·y 1-;qu.11 011pm l11f11 l :V r·:mpltwrr DRIVERS 1-:url\ \:\-1. J t... <.l<•lt\\•1 v L,\ ·rim'''· , • .\I ,'(, So S ,\ t'l l.1 m11 + ,, 1., OiiO l~ll> orrent11nmt•tl\1ni: 1>12 'illltl ·-1\n11he1m. or <'Jll 772 :iuo S<>ll 11111• 111•m, 1"1••11 1llt..m.111 full 11m1· l'~lh'rll'lll't•1l 1nd1i,t 1 I 11 c·ommr rc-1.il hlrh"" (.Ill ~>II• 1 U111 ft tr q11tl It I· \\,11f t\-'"01·111<•-. r.w \ .. GIRLS MEEOED for plastics mixing, dis· pany with immedi ate pcnsinl!. & Jabeling opcnings,toppay&com -Sund"' 1ch rt e lrvcr}. 5 equip. 548·5125. pany benc-lils uvail. Ex- cln\' \\k. 4 hrs clay. Own ------1 per. necessary. Apply at trunw £o;Jrn ovr $3 50 Mutnlt•n ancc p e r son . Oran.ite Coast Plastics. hr l' .1 I I II am 111 m . IA!RUna Riviera offers in-850 W. 18th St. C.M. f>-10113..l!l lcre,tin~ P ,T JOb for ---- GLAMOUR JOI pl'r son 11\'lng nearby Power sewing machinl' w m<'eh i.k1lls (or upkeep operator. n eeded by N.1111111.11 1·0:.ml'li1· t·orn o( pool, plumbinit. l'lecl. manufacturer 111 Misir;1on µJn\ "'' ll 11 t' rn al u rt• wnm1•n rt'f'' p.1r1 or rull l1m<' Xlnt comm1si..1nni. WC! I ram M :11111,;:Prn l'nl JKl1'111011' U\nll l"11r II) h•rv1rw rall !!57 tll!Hi j(Jrd<'n. <'lt' •g dlly!I or V1eJo,San Jua n area more r'h ol!l-4 1191; Fu 11 or p.1 rt t 1 me 831-1102 MAN for dchvcr) of L.A. · T1mrs. In U11lhon, J day~ Prellser trulne1· 2 4 hr " wk. 41\M tlPM. l rh'al Mon Sat morn OM Hour ror sl11rl1'nl. 646·1413 or Martinidn1t 548·6485 GUARDS 673 2515 PRE.SS OPERA TOH-:-;;. Universal Is exµ.rntllnit Mi\ Tu R g w o MA N per. on A B Dick JGo. 333 it~ oprrution!I in Or1rn)lf' ll i ltm e to wclromc ThirdSl.Lag. Bch. County & lll'l'ch 10 11arl & 1wwcomer~ & contact ftrll llme st•r11rit v o r mnrhant' ,,.lt•xihlc hrs QuoHty At9'tl"Oflc• f11•1•rs 1mmrd. l•:xp1,-r. not NCl•rl cur. lite typ;118. f1t1fM'dor /T•ch ni•r Tn1J "'a111•., (or ~x :,.i? 3005 Xlnt Ol)pc'lr In small ro llclp wanted tat. 2nd & 3rd 11hlfls. No expcrienc~ req'd . We train those hlr~. Appllconts apply at: UTOTEM STORES lAll';ell•d Al: 1~421,ampi<on. G. Gr v 510 W. South St, Anohm lll Del M11r1 C.M. WGlcnneyre, LoR 9ch We are a n equal opportunity employer RETAIL SALES p(•r. pcri.onnl'i. t"l.l r & tar quulltied own. Atuat phur\t' rc-q :>J & over 1-----------c flllV(' 2 yr~ m in exper. in ,_.;;;.,_.:=;;:::~:;;;;:;;;;::; \'ct1•rJn" & rt'lirf'l•'I l•'orClt1"'1fi.-d l\d ('lectronlcs. A~~ open. Tr) Place your Laguna 1111111 Mull. 40 hr week. $2.15toritart . M/Jo', lt1yr1ur. l'hM6-8445 wrlM nw 1·111form'lf11rn ACTION H nrdworker. Xlnt "1''ilst Reiwtt" Timr i'c •, (nr nv1•r ll hr'I Call .1 benefit!\. Mi"l"ion VJt>JO \PPI> ri 12 .ind 1 ;, Mon fhuly Pilot 11 re a . c "11 L 1111 n ", S\'rv1ce Directory I-Ti \I> VIS<)K 5813830 :HI .. C:tll Now Universal 'rot•cflon H42 :1678 --6~2-5671 S f'tnd whot y<iu "'ant 1n .. 1226 W. 5"' St. .A. 1---------o( {);nly Pilot Clnsi;1f1ed<i ht. JU .. ... DIODAILYPILOf Frid11y, October 28. 1911 Anffqws 8005 Ooq-. 8040 f.urniturt 8050 Gar«J9e Sol~ 80SS MbullGM04'S 8080 Pianos & O"Ja"' 0090 .••...........•.•••.... ··•···•·•··••·• •••········ ······· •.•.......•••. HtlpWa11~ 7100....,.PWonted 7IOOH.lpWanted 7100 •••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••t•••••••••• •••• •••• •••••••••••••••Ouk ltoll lup 1h• .1... pn' pr lil·autl/ul Shih Tiu. 11u1• \h1\ 101: Ju Sall' S,1t only LUGGAGE TAGS GH1\Nl> p111110 Rooeco'i: IY i.l'lhui:. >1l11t 1·unJ On llll':s. w ~hot,, <\h.l 1' I: SALE HOW! !l 4, hOUl>C too >llmll lnr h XI RN 's SECURITY GUARDS TIRE SlRVICE !)· net.'Cl~ rchnt1>h. $750 IJ.,t Ch.impwu hu..-~3'. 9ti:!7 a 11 m Y ,, n 0 d 1 ".,, lroim your hu!>.11W~' cant " U\'C no. i.paci·. nl S Day wk. !;.11 + <"unuo ofr 494 960~ -~m1 \1111u..1I ,,dt• •o ttat " " Send on(' curd for l'"l"h lont' qualuy. Ilk~ nu Apply. 3000 ~ Co,1:,l Ii l'upJ11t·'· i \\ k' uhl 11111 & W1t kl'I t-'u1111tun• llcaut} rest twin lrundh· tag l)lui. onl' '>pare W1· furn.h $1795 832 l~ I & ' I .... l" 1 ,.,,, th '"· "" h Ut.od~. Cloi.et door for La ----4 llwy,Co1on..t delMar. AHTfl'\UECLOCt<S mac 1crrw e,$..a .. 1cu " · 1 ru v.:t cul return pcrm.HH'llll\ 3 11 & 11 7 Shirts. Xlnl bC'ncf1ls Uay' it!w <;onvalt!&cent. 2055 T hur1n Avo, C.M 642·3505 ..,. 545 ~78 t'lowcl ~uu ~Jon HAT Salle llldl, Wicker furn, 1 d 1 & •IEST• Tow Truck llrlVL'I'~ t"< Uuy, w ll, clean. uil & n• ---I \"ll ANI> 217 Mum S I Sporting t:qu1v • ct1· sea c utLraC'I \c t.ii.: PJ&MO IUYS p.ur -work:; und rci.loic 1"''11" F'oxh"ll <Univ :.trap. ml.'c-tinu ~irhnt• "" Wl'ddypuy&paidvac. per'd Top puy i\µply C.lb\'•., !-'ice '-':.hni.1t1•:., lUMl\J.i\YANKl1~n.NS s,•,iltwach l:!l:ll4JO·Olll l~kl .. lrv. M 11> requuem"·oh J'rc Stt'lnwoy 6' 11rand, com· )Clnl fringr benefits. G&W Towm~. 1000 l n11\t' v.urk gu.irantccd. Cntci \cnl ltlll'I & lhl•rt • For u plclcly rc•:.torcd, $.\900. AUb 1 o,vc a_v!I w.ages Avc.N8642·1:?52 ()(Tune, l.ld. l itiO Drillni:ySp:inid IWoodhndi:l'>Sutonlyllll ~rl>Onahicd tai: t!OdOsl' Yamahu Gl·J grand. SALES n orm "' equ1pmenl TRAVELfT I }fonrovia,Su1leA8,CM 1'11odlcM1x HERCULON I MiSl' rum, lincn!I. wullpapl'r, fahr1 c or $3U55. 50 ne w no me SUPPLEMEN furn. t •u & phone rcq'd ra nee IN6--38IO Yellow l.11hr.1i.Joc ' 8' Sofa & Love•~at s prds, hschld II ems & "Duy Glo" p11pl.'r & w~· brand grands, eon:.oles. T Opt!nlnf!S In 1''ashion Nt!wpurl Bciach At;l.'cicy, )urk:1hm•T1·rm•r., BOTH PIECES 1199• morn Culv('r Dr. ri~ht will back & trim your !.piru:t.5 & pluyeris. 10'., YOUIUHCOME It.land, N. ll non·smokl•r, i:d t ypis t Appliance' 80 IO l'1t 1!1111 T1•rn1'r' on nurrunca, tert 00 w lags. Or try two t :)1J1> over cost S$$S SSSS Wo will train. Xlnt trJVel ••••••••••••••• ••• ••••• PARKER'S PETS Yull' l.oop, ri)lhl Ston~· back to back Beach Mui ic Center PARTTIME <.';_1ll m 11M7illW(; indu!>try beod1ts. l'allFltt;Jl'l' UAMAta:o NEWl>OH'l'lll::ACH SPCPUYPEN t.:rc~k.ldlon SandpiJ><.!r PRICF:S 17404UeachBlvd.,H.R. TB.EPHONl WOAK !-'or Santa Ana A1wt. 562·7Ult;, II AM lo 12 M1J· l!OTPOIN"l' Si\l.t-:. :i:mll &10-0090 $788. R•C). $1150 1133. $2 ea or 3/$5 847·8536 HOUS!WIVIS Interviewing Wed-Fri rught f'rufay. ---w. Warner nr llJrbOt" l LIVllMJ Rm Tbl1 4/fl lags $1.60 cu. . b p· be r 9AM 'UI IPM S_unta Anu. !JW :bJ21 --Gd lov'••_h_m f-c>i· '·Jk M GAf<AGE SAl.E! We're 6/!Hugs SJ.SO cu. Upng td 1aoo, auli ul. COLLEGISTUDENTS EqualOpporEmployer VitamiM/Cos,,.tlcs ,, u $99. moving. 26821 Las l0ormore$1.401cu. (,d con .Must sell,$.WC). G uaranteed Hourly P/Tsafes.S48·52SJ CASH PAJI) CockerSpnn pup 11 mo Curlisfumltunt P a lmus. Capistrnno SaJesTaxlnclude<l ll31·2Mlalt.6orwlmds. waee Plus Bonus s·3<J . J.'or Wshr/Oryrstllcfril: AK C, shots. $100/olr l8GS Harbor Dlvd. C.M. Beach (ofrFstreUa> Sal. NO CARD? Beaut. Baby Grand S'G". pm to s :30 vm.' C~ll Service Sta. Night Attend·Wa1tre~s, exp·~ Co~cl ~ wurktng or noL957·81:13 552-4570, 752·1055 64S-6lSl Draw )'our own or send Nu finis h. Xlnt cond. ~or come to""" E 2 Or 5 niles a wk. Apply . cocktail. Over 21. 1600 I::. --Ever Y thin g goes ! name address phone & l7t.b St Cc6ta Mesa""" · Shell,17th&Irvlne,NB • Cst .Hwy, N.l:L SeeGAHAGESAU:PriccsonfrfftoYou 8045 Divorce. Moving. 1521 we'll~akeonecard per $2300firm.49641688 ·• · Karen.,lo-3.644·9550 r cc o n d 1 lion e J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oakw/glass5Ct coffeeta· Mariners. N.B. Sat. Sales·Deslgner, p /tlmeService S tation Atteo rcfrigeruton;, wshrs & CATS! CATS• 2 IJtCI ble, $120 • ..;. movie \0·2PM · ~g.dAd~~cuch. SporttllgGoodJ 1094 for carpet draperies dant. eitfer'd. Day Oi dry r::.. G ua r. & \I l'I gray/blk. J nffection.itc camera 644-9186 n c or money or-••••••••••••••••••••••• furniture.'Showroom' Eves.~! &p/time.Ap-WAREHOUSE DUNL A P 'S 10!160 Calico, 1 Siamese, need • C~llcctor's ~a:adise deptlLOTPRIHTING Completemen'sscuba Must be citper'd & ply. Shell Station, 17th & Penon Talbcrt(At EuclJdj r.v. gdhomes5S7·.WJS 2 'l'Wlfl! Sets. Springalr Compl Wl'lght·hrtmg set, p 0 gear. $250. koowledgable 642.2210 ll'VUle, NB. oo:J-0721 --mukh g. box ::.prgs & bt>usehold appliances, · ·Box 1500 645·2135 8?S.5!l06 eves· neNled for qunhty C\ln ----3 kittens, 6 weeks old mutt's \cry cln $35 eu Harvard Classic:s. Old CcstaMesa,Ca.92626 · · Service Sta. Attendant, trolduties. Noexpr. nee. MUS1' SF.LL·BtCI Washer Real <'Ute. Call art S.30 set 67S·8793 · · · 78's, hollies. books. TV Radio exp°er 'd. Full or p/time. Some light lifting req . & DI') er, Supl.'r 1>1.'lu\t' PM646-S48t> Sat Sun. 321 Cubrillo PUILIC AUCTION HtR, Stereo 8091 SALES Apply Arco Station. 17th Cati Concept Media . Model. perfect runnm.: 8'oouch, .:d cond $35. dbl t:M (on alley> ' MANY ITEMS OF FINE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Electroruc: firm, where &lrvine,C.M. s.&04606forappt. cond,lJkcnewS250both. Pups.male,Cem 9 wksold t•hest of drav.ers. end .----ESTATE JEWELHY.aeauWul 25" color con- eustomcrs are A & E 's, 2 door f'/F refrig $2SO. Cockapoo1 Basset. muc t blt.'S, rmsc tl42·1023 IS:ituroay Only. 8 AM to I ART OBJECTS, AN· sole $158. l yrwarr., free utilities. & macb mfr'• Service Sta. Attendant, Some misl' furn 545·5748 847·3320eves PM.8601 Larkport, Hunt. TiQUES, FINE FURN .• del & set·up. 642.5340 Travel 20-40~ sal + male or fem. Exper. re Wheel~~ent&Brake · I N STORAGE. MUST Sch. 2 naug couches l ETC. PHONE FOR JN.•-----'----- boous, auto & e'xperu1e5 q'd. Must bebooest& de· Techn1c1an. Ne wport TOP CASH pd lor gd Fumlture 8050 SELL! Beaut. tie''· Hills l'hair. wtrbed, misl'. • FO. & BROCHURE. McINTOSH 2SOS a mp. Full Co benefits Jn p e nd ab 1 e. App 1 y , Tire Center. 5 Day work ref rigs, furn, stoves & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Estat." items from the 645-2200 C-24 pre-amp, M.R. 77 dus t ry J e ade~ 1 0 Newport Shell, 2800 w. wk.Sal+comm.Apply, dyrs.8J9.9123,8'Jl!Ol32 BU~K BED·llrown & 20s.S mahog:.cltcc.~cp·sold m y h ome. All . FMtuner,$1225.548-7407 analytical lnstrume t • Coast Hwy, NB 3>00 E. Coast Hwy. CdM. ------white w1lh drawers. One plewhitc !>tyle i.lnped lurnishmiis plus great 14. Persian cpls. d1rrerent . . n_a Refng,btnbltinbur,nds year old&1ngoodcond1 silk $250. L~ wal & nceumulalion of misc. s ites & colors, under SylvaruaTV,2Sm.color. tio~ as ~s~ on rotatmg Serv. Sta Help needed im· Wome n ne eded for work. <'heap, tape rcc.:J'r uon. Sacrificing at SUIO mahoi; hhrary lbl $175 must ,,0 ! Patio furn, wholesale 631·396_1 __ remole$300. ~ P. n ,res~o: Rcg med. ~II or p/t. Apply, house.<'l~anirag service. w,amp, a m ,fm 631 3'Jtit <.:a.11581-0058. M.1tlOl( QA dining tbl. 3 gar de"'n t ools , pwr . 646·1568 :1grE l793.1J!ky ark Bl. 990 E . Cst Hwy, Nwpt Robb1e s Rag & Mop , . ---lc•avc., 5:!75. Fruitwood 1 a w n m 0 w e r Irvine Country Club Boots& M.....i ste , Irv, 92714. Bch. 548-0757 ~Keefe & Mcrntt c-.1sl STOREWIDESALE Sl'j ~11mc tbl. llhr to11 $100. washer/dryer etc 2644i Members hip "$750 + .:-.a antn~ Salescnrl Bal Isl MARCO • • iron 1,:us stow Good con New & used furn. appJ'-;, I.I: down ovcrslulfcrl chr V" C M.1 .•. . transfcrlee.644·5061 ....-pmH POW-Pre/E ·. '< SEWIHGMACHOPR \YOODWORKER. cxper d1l1on.$75.5'1!1-155'1 mi::1c. Wilson's Rar~4.lm la uervo, ss100 Vic· ••••••••••••••••••-••• . ' xp U1 men . S lant. upholstery. Ex· mterlor decor. Must be --Nook. 545 & l!M w l9lb. $100, l"rw~wood chr $110. jo (Bareelona) Sat. or Boots, Marine- or w.omen s E uropean per'd only. Good a able t o r.ead & un· Kenmor.e e leet c::lolhes C:'.1 tH2·79J0&54!S·32G2 Also L>anish leak tbls, caJ\586-2301 WEAVlllo..IG 9030 clothang. F ull or P/T. New f 't pfy. derstand pnnts. Work ul dryr. Xlnl working or· -----_ mi.st• uccesi. & l)nt'gs. f"'lll Equipment 673-Q74or675-S296 Westm~~:.~3r1~-v!!11. g. b e n c .h w /min . cfer.$75.55.'.:_032S a>lltosc..>c,~5·3967 Hat,~, 8060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALES LADY, French's Cupcake Bakery full time. WW tra10. Start ~ 75 hr. S48·3031 ....... Good --**I BUY** ----····················'·· LOOMS! *ZODIAC supervmon. · pay, i\ 0 M 1 k ·\ I Good userl Furniture & H!m~:t:ORAT~NG Sale! Reg. Appaloosa Gelding. 6 45" Ooorlooms (2). 4 ha r · SHIPPING & REC. rond's & benefits . Call REJ>'RIG J:;tt \TOH. $65. AµplianC'\.'S OH I "111 l.oMier \Jtlll, a5 ~q. ytls. Yrs, IS hands. Very gen· ncss, Swedish type for GIRLFRID.AY • ~o:r:g~~ ':{lf"tiJYr.:~ bi3-l12WurtSl'M scllorSf:LLforYou (,~(d ,wool. s~a.~ cpl ., Ue.S800.(714 )S22·4320or rent. $35 mo. 675-tl3•14 (2) Positions open in our G d v L· MASTERS AUCTION }fanh 1 r•c< I.'!) \2 metal t:!13)944-6Ul wkdays. Chet Salisbury II COC1ta Me!la ore. Duties or on t!SIUns. :SO. c is· Cold..,P<JI, n•1ri~1·r.1tur. 11 ~tull'tcr, lamps. wroui.:hl - Port· A· Marine Inflatable BoaL'> 2925 College. C.M. (714)540·2070 SALESLADY inl'lude shipping & rtc0 ber Avt-, CM 540-i.81\0 I'll It, Wh1t1• Like nl'\\ 646-8686 & 833-9625 iron tbl base 5''C2' g 11•J"i. Appendix Qlr. 4 )'rs. Lo call 00 established ae· ce1 vin~ of ~en 's . & Y.\CHT lns urunl'e 011· $WS 64~ 107:1 ~i~ll l'AI U Stmi:ray b1kt' MO 01111, 15 2 hands, En!!, trained h'eonisClub Familv Mcm-Signet autopilot &l'aSl', II\ cowits. with baskets, wo'!1en s .c~othmg, Ille Npt. Bell ha'I upenan~ for MOVI ~t; 1.ady l\l•nmor.• Fur ~i.J u.wd rurn. anti !-.hown al A& fJ shows. ber..h1p available. Mov new. S595. D:iys 673-1620, lamps, furn. etc . .Must typing. filing, phone . an cxp"d 1n:. .. tJ.:'-'nl') 800 w .il>hl'r & 1-:h•c.: iiue:.&clrTV':.,957.1HJ:I GaroqeSal~ 8055 C.i11Laura,G4S.Slit m~ oul of st;HI.' M t.cl>l cves_67_5·_17_56 ____ _ bave own trans. Guar Call betwn ~ lam-.5pm person . SaJJr} 011 .. •n to D11 er, hurH·-.1 gold, '-lilt -••••••••••••••••••••••• · . ------scll Uayl> tall llJJ Jl!ll4, JoN\son 21 & 3 H P Out· :.al. 968-3771, M ·Tb 9 lo 4 daily tosel up mlen·i~w, <1ua I c fi c al 1on:o.. P h· 1'Qn1I SlOO scl . J mo old PUBLIC AUCTION ~I~ t~;1~~r'iJ:~P·cJ~fd~n~~ eve!>,wknds 7~·:.lttli -boards .. &th w~rk. $50 or 963-87S2eves. THE LOOK &i$-5262 for 3PPl MW S1i.:naturc 17 rdni:. HEW ~1ANV 1''tN E 1TE:'.1S OF 979·1~ eve or64.5·9590 :o-;ewpon Beach Ten ms ca orbstofr. 551-6821 644-6500 y "'CHT LISTER h ·• r' c:. t .: u l•I $~511 Spanish or F:ST,\Tt-: JEW EL RY. Club Membership. $900, 18• R . S .. ·ff Saleslady, Gllt Shop. "" tli'.>-0958 Cantemporoty 1\H'I' OBJ ECTS AN-AQUA Bay Gelding. 6 Call644-0164aft5pm. owing : "' • ~ear Mature. Doboot apply un· South Lagwia Male/female, boat ex·~ -r. ~ Bedroom ~cl 1'1Qt 'ES FINE FU RN Yr!>, Westi Eag. Jumps. new w/3 rowing stations, less you a ve exper. MCYI'ORROUTE per . Salary-local co. •ar.s 20ruflc;1Jcby:.1dc. \tt.:STSACHIFICB En.'. PilONt-: FOR IN: AJHack.Offer.636-1244 t.SkwUOvac,elccstart. oars & canvas cover. Bugis l nteroaliooal, Tbe Daily Pilot has 3 645-0229. Brand n<?w . Olft•r , FO & BROCHURt; , port W/l'art. $2!10/otr. 3 L a p strake s t yl':· 2043 WestcliffDr,NB large route in South YARD MAN ntal 645-2521,497-1550 Sl69.00 trlS-2200 · 17 Venture 1969 w/OB. kwll0/220vac 6hrsrun fiberglass const., classic Laguna • approx earn· •. r t! Curtis f,.mltutt Asking $1200/trade for?. time. PW! start'.. SOOO/ofr. a pp ear ance. $600. S A.LES MGRfl'RArNEE ings $400 per month. Mon cenU!T has openings Cor 2 •--&:~ 11:10 IS 1865llarbor Bl\'d. CM CJ rob St ., The Terrace. Call ~3447 art 3 542,5613 644·9584 ,& Sales Clerk, p/time. •'--· Fri ft d m e n . M e c h a n 1 c a I _,_, v ....;_....;_ _______ _ THE TABACCONIST, S:.Aisun ~oe:::!~ ~n knowledge helpful. Neal ••••••••••••••••••••••• &15·6151 ~!1::~ r:O~ ~r~~ne.h Ne~ J•w.iry 8070 Wine grapes for sale: loah. Pow.,. 9040 INC. Fashion Island, -· ar bandwritin n n ee ----0 ys op ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ava1"1 Nov 5TonquaJ1'ty ••••••••••••••••••••••• and good driviAg record ,.. . · unuqucs • van tires -· ,. . N.B. reqwred. Call 642·4321. Wlcdays .otr. Will ·~m~ f'UBLIC FUKNTIUIU: OM OfAKind ba1t .t11nk •• draf?CflCS & WANTED c.abernct Sa u ~lgnon.. FORS.ALE!!! Sales-PARTY PLAN-Leaving name and phone 19JONe"'port Hlvd. t:ustu *AUCTION* 18 yr ult! Maph• IJmm~ fabnl' ctc ~11t1Sun 10·4 TOP CASH DOLLAR Call (80.5) 688~ 77 Sea Ray f?1 {t. Twogteatitems tbatall number. Mesa. _ T l.L.7 JOPM RoomSet.t\llllurdRuck --" • U Weekender with 70 Oftrrtll' : • • New Jo:ng lund !II a 11lc Giant m11lt1.fomdy sale r A 1 D F 0 n Y 0 UR n de r w 0 0 d e 1 e ct· hours Must sell• buu~-lll ~~:S~~eO Xlnt profit START NOW IDealft"I W .tco,,.J Just lake> new! Call after Yc•ur "' l'ollcclables. J EWELRY, WATCHES, typewrtr $100. Har mon new boat. Pn ply C~ll ---------• LocaJ bmlness man of· Merc'"-dfte CONSIGNMENTS 71'M, 778-1076 l'lothlng. furniture, toys, ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Karde n s tereo $100. Jerry <it • • S.&L£S fenopportunityforgoo<1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SM.BANKRUPTCY odd&cnJs.S;iturdayOct S ILVER SERVI CE, 00-9859 544-8158 A eat'llinga. You pick t.be Antiqln 1005 DISPf:RSALS Soper remodehng Sulc! 29 & Sunday Oct 30, 9·4. FI NE FURN & AN·,... ~ ~~ S.J0Prm;.-~.?!'"e hours; For appt. c.all •••••••••••••n••• ••••. Complete wackcr<hnette. Fng, slove, wshr 1dry r, 9561 Roekpomt t>r. (from TIQUES. 645-2200 .c.lect • typewriter $JOO. or 546-1200 ~-... .-...~· 1' ........... 492-529111bt U.2PM bar, desk, l'On\t:r shelves sofa~. tbl<.. ehrs & ac· Bushard & Bunning), . Elect. o(c calculator $25 S tudent. no presaure WU • PUIUC AUCTION and mort'. Fn•nch bdrm eess. 675.~12 aft SPM ll.B. ~arn°f~s, ri.ngs, ~h~~· ~NS __ ·l_9_15 ______ _ sa.lesorqootaatomeel.SfATTYPlST/RECEPT ~IANYITEMSOFFINE sets, a rmoarl'. chests.ln_u_llurry! ::'ll~G AKAGE SALJ:;. u!':i~~!ii~1~i-~n~o 'Spinet piano~. good 531-0lll Attractive girl w/good A~~Ai~J ~~;~LRY, bunk bed.s. c,hests. beds •. s.1rr1f1rt• .rlJ my rurfl Chn-itmas Jtnms naJorc . cond, nds tu.omg. B&W SALES SECRETARY telephone voice for busy . .. AN· books he I v~ c;. I h In .I h" \ lhlUJ! mu .. 1 ..... 11 tu1· all rl"n< .:; t s"' 9 c K;old Clrde Pin, 14 S!flllll port.1V ~. 548·5616 • El · ba k cl CPA office jn Newport TIQuES, FINE FUR'll • c.Jmt'llc. ro(·kcro; -.01.1 .... ,1 ·!-' I' , • .. <.,, "3 un J sapphires. appraised •----------• .. :rrupbo~ v~i~. liaht .£~r.;..,,~all !or a ppt. Fl:.'TCO .• &PflBORNOECFJ?ul!n12f. TV·~. lamp-., pit·turc' ''" ~I 3 "· llll 1" 1)11 P•.llnlllll?'. tlodt wlils, ~ Mnke orrer. 6'75 6755 s· Gemtop Camper S hell bookkeeptog. can bt°:.n --. "" c·on n. and t•ncl lbl,, 1111).11. ~on~l1lullon )r 10\f.lllrtL'fl !'.h;'"'"· nU11\I or64S 122 1 fits~ too pickup. Good • 645--2200 re frq(l.'rator. l!l.l " II U .11)2.JSt>S -\\ 'l''' k loJcl., of mist'. cond.$250.84&3579 e\·es SEA RAY'S - All 1971 Mod.ls 1 a·.30· HARRISOM'S SEA RAY !J.12, 1or appt. Florence STEH~RAPHER Oriental Screen, Sil ver WTSOI" MIS(.' 2701 bland \ l(·w l>r, l.J.estoc:k 8075 ~~~~Jt,~:0 Jleavydictapboneexper. Cbest, colfee table, SSSSAVESSS FURNITURE CdM ~~ ..... : ............ b•••k•• F::C 1l15n~~G~n~~~d 2327i4o~~s'55 ''· ----------1 Goodspelllng &punctua· chairs. All carved or In· We honor BofA . :\t C. YanJ sale nurM!ry school "cg ".'organ m1.1re, ro e S200/bstolr673--0848 3101Co11stHwy.N.B SAi.iS TltAINH tlon. Mrs. Bak er. laid. Lamps, c ap Ice Cashier's Ch~ck' & WAREHOUSE :.urplus. Hooks, toy'!, to ride & drsve, blk 611·2547 Pos. •/fut growing ~9550 li1bts, Poreelun, CASH. No perl>Onal SALE! ch.uN, bed"' & so forth. ~arade Morgan gelding, 'univ Athletic Club mem·i---------- Orange Co. manul. ID STOCK ROOM CLERK Clohonne & m or o ! checks PLEASE! Jo'ood 10 ooo sq Ft <1f Fine· SatunJJy 125, C.1rden 4, ng, Weslern (714) hers.hip 1701 Quail St, 13'3" BOSTON WHALER tecbnil'al industrl a I Islander Yachts b as a 492·5268 avadable. Items subject llome l'um1llhlnl:'< 183 :.Jonte Vistu, CM JJIHOll Npt Bcb. Call SJ6.-0907, ~HP Johnson. 3 yrs. o&d, s ales. College bac k· full time opening for aseautiful Antique topresale f>'eatunng 01ninaKms. Jdr (r\ µ --MachiMry 8078 aft7pm. like new. Many utras. g round req'd & some p erson to perform Furni ture for office, MASTHS.AUCTIOH & Antique R ~produr · ~ab~~et~ e~~~zc{s8=~~ ••••··~·••••••••••••••• 2slldingglassaoors,S'by $2000. 642·3434, 540,9100 sales cxper. pref'd. C.all geo 4:1r a l s toc k room bomesor sbop. 494•2136 207SNewport Blvd. CM uons. All well d1scountL'li Coriander CM 545•5715 New Bhstcr Pok, 15"xlS", 6'8" $40eacfl. _<....;RJ_c....;k....;> ______ _ Doris, DeJt.rooic Corp., duh~s . Em ploye ~ &'la-!1625 644-8686 way belo w our com· ' ' 2stalion,110Amp .. $999. 540-8465 Must Sell 31• Bertram. ~01 or send resume benefits package pro· pelilors. Come an & sec L£AVIHGST.ATESALE wkclys631-0700Gerry F'/ll s porlsfis b el'. to: PO Bo1 2155. Costa vided. Please apply at A DEVILISH SALE! for yourself. MEDI CAL AIOS MC!Sa,Ca92626. 1922 Barranca Rd. Antique furniture Sat· lk:ycltt 8020 JJ.:Ff'RJ.;v•s •SALE• Luthe 14"xJO". $995. New wheelchair, walker. Completely nu thruout. lrvine, belwn 10·12 Mon Su Oct be 29 30 '12 s ••••••••••••••••••••••• FUHNlTUJtF; \nl11111es, incl udini:: Horizontal milling $995. 4 leg cane. elec. bed. Sat F\illy equip'd. Xlnt.col'Wi. ~ECRETARY lhruTburs. P.:r.M~gnfnc~nt'wal~ulTwoCCMFormula0nl.'Hl l5102 Rcdhitl,Tu~tin .. c:l'lc;k l>. £1irn11urf', (2l3l961..J434 11-5. S u111 0·2, 2123 Dys 675 •9800, e ves SMALLOFFICE . . dlnin~ r m sel ·S c hrs spd Sikes. like nl•W. 531 <H<'dh11lat1':dm.l(cr) m.1ho1o1 p1ono111lodl, l'OI --ParsonsCM. _li_i7_J._50_3J_' _____ _ S.A. bobby craft. mfg ~"TUOENT for hte mam· (leather> Oak tablt• Rrynoldo; t1.1t>1nl( rr.1nws. ln·t1hl1• 1lems. "' c· l'• hp, Speed Aire, In· -need:s ofe girl w/strong t.enance &clean·up.20·40 lit d s"k h $125.cu.S.'8·4650 Couch 1r Green pnnt 2 l>•nt'llP sl'l & mor h dustrial duty air comp. Cu~lom Wovel\ Woods,1 _________ _ s~y'l, mechanical skills, Rrsls Pf.!._kN. Tice's 8R1edn· ~ore~~ab:ious bu~ ;1r -R "CIN-G BIKc--bormon;7in~ duh cha~r)'I more. f'ritlnv & Sriturday ~d. Cond. w/ reg, hose, & mini· blinds , pull shades s UM MER DR.EA M neatness. Previous exper ta • J....., ewport v • ,. "" w' Ql tum Jn :! chow 10·5. lts@H ·r.foruni.:11 St l(un Sl75545·527J /OOJ·7163 & mol'e. Super discounts didn't pan out! 19'n 25\:." nee.Good pay, benefits. C.M. BACKE.AST Swls:s MONUli\2S"near lablcs, 'Clnl ~oncl. $3(111 (o(( 1-:111 o; & Sunla Mlsc:eUanecMn 8080 to4-0%.Ph 64S.S95i BayUner Saratoga. 225 For, interview call Mr STYLIST wanted ror lop ANTIQUES pcrfoct cont!. classr~ blue romplelt'. !'>49 232:! hadoraj Nr. Newland. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must move sal~. Formal Volvo. less than 20 brs. SchiltS46--0.SS. NewportBeacbSalon 51429fhSt. & ~river frame. Campi - ----1-'tnVI~'. 0 RAPES I" R 0 M dine set, thl (72x42), 4 Fathometer. VHF Secretarial. DiversWed 642·6164 ' CanM"'"f VlllCHJe HI ~~p~>d~mano brks LMn9 Room Furn. IS;;-, O<:t 21lth, 8·5PM GERMANY-Brand ne~. l'hr.1, ~ou~h '1' (bloc). marine r adio, bait taok. posiUoo avail. in travel 675-4982 644..a474 · &Aceess. S3(, 72™ R~1t Z5 Motorevcll'. 2 already sewn on tape & piano, M c CI en n canvas Paid a lmost ind\&Sl.ry for bright iD· SUf'E.RVISIOM Wlclftq Motflials 8025 LI\· rm sofa, xlnt <'One! manual or.:an~. rurn. ready to be hung. One lawnmower reel lYpl'. $16.000. Will take $13.000. divlduaL Good t yping & Hoc.DtrtyA.I~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $150 Copperw~h'a!l'l'lJch lumps & mt'."C item s. open weave beige with edger . Curlls·Mathi!> firm. Days . 963·1855. pbonepersonallty. 3Hrspuday.Sal$3hr.iOAK clock or watc h HARNWOODPANEt.'i:: $20.Livrm chr $3S.l'nrt 117~A:ralea AW!, Foun browntocoveran)•where t.v rec plyr,radlo comb evesSS1·2742 752.1880 Apply to Irvine UnUied makers work bench. RRtie"·Tel polc<1·beams n·crib$5 752.525-1 tamV11I rromlOlo:.!Ofectdcpend· :556-8~~-790~~-------JJ~~~~~~~~~~ ----------1 School Dis tric t 2941 marble top $275. Cher ry 2x412xti localtl31·2400 ·-mg on fullness. Also, -.. SECRET.ARY Alt.on Ave, Irvine (7l•> &.maple4-~rcbest, ear.ly II<' Red Spamsh couc h ~;,\Jt,\(;t-;SALf; Fri & Sal white beautifully e m· Fr1g1dalr<> was her & 44• Tri-Cabin, c us tom For marketing research 5664000. Viet Empire $350. T1f Kitchen Counter with Hed velvc•L he1tclboard & 10 I ~ <.:rcscenl Buy. hro1drred lacy t'urtuin. dryer. SlSO. ll:irman bwll 1960. Steel hull, all C1>mpany. SH a+, must F.qualOpporEmployer lany style lamp, bird de· Mnk, !ormlca lop, di:.· sµreud. dlJI !Jed ~1.. l>h. I. a J: 11 nu n car h floor to l'Cilin.:. Come & Kardon stcreo 494.7735 new Interior & galley, 2 be good w/cUenl.s. Nwpt sign 1:80. 545-3967 P?5al. 2 nluml.nu~ fram(' wheel('h;ur n 4 •1111 dy,. 1.1ed~prco~s. hur~tool~. sec 10 :.1pprer1ate & make Corn c r ta h 1 e $ i"S heads, ~hower. 5 KW Bch near Airport. Call TEACHER·Pre·Scbool, "" "'andows , G l\3 • mini 968·9288cv,wknd~ dr TV. chandelier, to}s, oHer 22935 Galaxy Lane, Goo~cncek lamp sio: gen. Ask~~~.s901s35,SOO. 751-026&. Cert. or exper. l pm·SpmJnATERCOLOR or lioats bllnd!I C'x:I'. :;• rulturec1 • · · t•lolhes, bike, m111r. J::I Toro. 581·()(1511. nioht stand $20 r.15.12!11 .,..., ----------• $2.60hr.640-8820. ~·Arthur Bcau~onl marblebath vanily tup, 1 '\•, Couch & m.1lchm~ . .. . • • -, .. . --;-----"-·"' · , , SECRETARY!Uclal . 41, museum cxh1b1led window3'x3'.545-08SU 4 12• lov1escul. \'t!llow l'.SrATI'. SALi::. llc~s. 6 .6 Surfboard with !'cw Kitchen ladder $5. Room 7424 CABINCrsr.Slps S, Busy New rt. Beach l T.t.phoM SalH 838-8527 --- -nnu~ & chroml.' Cd i•ond pnls, rans, room heuttrs. fin & leash·S35. Primo divider $20 bar stools twin axle trlr. Fully omce. M!:t ha:~ ~w Want to make money? ... , .... OST ....,Tl"UE Canwras& Sl50hst urr.SSI111121 !ll~?t•s; books, !11hlcs. wets uit. new .• s i ze SZOea.545·tis1 . ' equip'd. Mlnl cond. Sac. skil~&abillt xnt Can ou sell on the ~ An ..,. . Equipmut 8030 . . . 2t ~:J •.ars~nslolf V.ic ~mall ·S·l 5. F1sc h~r S9100.ll.19·7707 r lbllit Y t~ accept phone~ Top$ In our busi-Carnival & Depres1uon ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.1.v1ng Roo!7' Set, C:o~tnm 1111:iu>CM. Sat II s. Sun Supt'rglas)I s nowsk1s, Bookrase headboard. S25. . . Mes~c! d 1{' egal & 8 ·"46-30JO ask for glass.-Thrirt & Gift NF:W GAF 5'>1.1.nd movie <,old st't:ll s•>fa, tal>ll'!4 102. l9Sl'm w n Ddng.·$75. llololiroilcr S25.w/stand.3l Ft. Chns .Craft •. t win Coa tat~ t~~p~pret. ~~sy • • Shop 130 E. 17th St. CM c·amera-i:ainc s how lumps & much morl' NTIQUfo'S B --Mk·500 Wood 170c m $25.545·1291 screw cabm cruiser. n c a . 1 . 646-:»20 contPstant-nceds en sh $1200. Call 636·12'1'1 r\ . "· a:\kClS: ~•C: w/ Eckel Safety Bind· . . . s:rcs. 4. A·l C~nr.d., Wilh Secre~/l I TELEPHONES.ALES for taxes' $400 or bl•sl -lures ~ ml t1<' :1302 ini.t·Si\5 Ski boots-s izes Ftre extinguisher 5 gals p.$8900.979·2251 .... , ~o~ T" ed Ith ti , 3PcAntq. Oak Bdrm s~t. >fr 7s"i 0315 days Li;e bm man's l'hr & ol Murcus St, NU. ~at,Sun 6l 11 8 81~ 0 10. $7 so $20 l gal $5 TV stand , Utigaliooexp.prel'd.ln· ir o e rou ne. hand carved hdbrd , ;$-0o4o · • toman S200. Rchcorsnl flS S25. 'sa5 's3s & $.ts' $1 5. Elec h~atcr $10 18 DeepSeaTrl·hull,lc~l' telligence & xlnt. sk1ll'I Thlajobutor you! c hest of drawers &. -eves ---piano (mod. grant!) $20<). Oc --('irl:s ice.~kate~ size SN. MS...1291 . than 1 yr old. 175 HP. VS, req'd,NewportCtr law Call UsNowAl washstand $1800 M' 1 31 & &12·4689 t28,2ll&30.MOVJNG, ' · • beaulirulbout,oneofa firm. Call: Ruth B~nzcr 8ll-109S 546-5744 afl6~kd s ' inotn. • enses: case ---mui.t srll rvcrylhlng. skatcbog~&skatedress· Christmas Ba7.aor Sal kind. many xtru~. 644·2071 TIME·LlFE • y lnp()().S2SO?rb\:stofler. l':Tlli\N Allen Sofa t>, 17061 1-:vcr>;recn Cr, s1tc l~(child)-a!lfot'$SO. Oct 29th 9AM·S PM 963-734laft5PM LIBRARIES II 0 USEFUL L 0 I\ K Call 67] 5041; "rown. cr eam, r c<I & Hunt Uch. 84a 022-1 0t<'as1onal chair (need.a 17486 Santn Marie F V . SECRET.ARY F.qualOppEmplyrm/f ANTQS.Thurs &Saton·ccrts 8035 blue plaid,gd cond.$100 ~fOVING SALF' I'' -re~vering~·tS~O. Aall· (Slater&Newland) . SEARAY 24' 1/0 Mere. Newport Ctr ioveatmeot1---"---'-'---'-'----1 1y.9~.2575A,Santa Ana, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fM·9S09aft4PM •h hid 'd ~-urn .. qKurt w12rou1g hron1 •; Hdtop, radio, lg. deck, finn. Good oC b k T-'-ltoM Soffcltor c M . ----se g s, c t<'. 1 O·S a w g us ft e ves.,. u....t...~ slip avail, l ownr. $9500. ""'Ound. J~i E~lea;n·. ,._,...., Olcicr killcn, lhmaluyan WIOTF. Odrm. Sl't, like Sat /Sun . 6 2 6 t-;, 8 bottle holders (n.ew & ~-640-5335 ... "' S5P~HOW' Seal Polr11. xlnt papers 11cw block & chrom<? Svromore Orange custom made ' ·$9S lns"-nh 10131----------640-0tp. J>ref~r someone c~pe~'d MUSIC ROXES $100~4»6-G:l.19 tnm' Chrome & glass . ·-' ---Plano-Story & Clark: •••••••ite.•••••••••••••• '76 OMEGA TRijlULL.. Settetary tor Desi IJl1 & Grophics co. !llu!!l hav(' s uperior sec. sktlls & !<Ubstantial exp. m rrnf cnvironmcnr. Jn .1rcu '114 556-300'1 ~retary PJT. twoduy~ n wrek, ~ h~. each <Inv &as. s/h 4 typing sk1li~ • req'd. Sal. oer. 673-5754 molting appts for hfe in· CLOCKS t'tltklail lbl "'tm ma<lc 1-u r 11 . to Y". s t c r c o walnut consol<?·better Clb,,on ESl20 ' 120 h.p. volvo. Xlnt cond. t\Urance sale~. Mr· Kllko, Slot Machines. Nickclu ~~~!~~:v!1:t~~ ~·~~~~ \lu~t s.ir l~roy Nc-imnn 'IH'tikH'>. Silt !l,·2P M · th11 n new-$950. Ca 11 Electn c: guitar Best nfr. 548·2864 ft31·3284or496·29~ deoni>. rho nu1:r.1 ph' 96;18ti05 p;i1111m~.rolll•t•ll>r~1tl'm IOIMl lnll't lslcDr,trlM &120138. S17S.548-4783 ZS'SJ:; CRAFT T t 65 TRLERS Wnrlrl'" J,irl?"'' "·11•<: \ I' r..ir, 'l-l&I all} llmf• •1 I Sat Sun. 1830 Port -,......_ /\ . w n 1 I 1,111 \ 1, ,, 1, 1 fl •. D""'"-8040 WA .... TED ....... 8017 1,0 Tower w/controls. If \'Ou hovr hoJ tcllrr {''C ' -,,, .r l't ~I urcly Wr1111~· hi 1 roin \I.ink• 1:h · 'IJ II Sora,.. ""' •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Cutty Cu bin. Xlnt cond. l)l'r, ar(' well groom<'d & Curntlurc. unllqut'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>uwtl" Sel. llkt• 111.,\ thh, l·h~"· 110 )<b c·rpl rOI' CASH UOLLAR Movlnit. mus t sell :1 1.u hr!4, trlr w1brake°'. woulcl hkc lo work 11\ :i /\mcriran lnlcrr1atum;al IJOG Tlti\INl'll(; ~I •In & m:1r rr~ht.1111 , ,\luc.:h m1,c 1' A I 0 FOR Y 0 U R B<-outilul Discus Fl11h + $9800 rh 640·7000 ot busy. fri cn<ll y ol 1802 Ketlrrinw lrvrn<' 'mirf'l.irl'orManl' 1 l r t 1 c Jewel.RY. WATCHES, other smoller Od price. &15·7521 mosphcre whlll' earning 75't.1717. 01K-n \VctJ thru .John Manin :i l8 o05!1 ;~1~,~~lc 1~adc~,~~ ... ca~"l <;,AH \G_F. SALE F'11• S<tl, AHT 08Jl::CTS. COLD, 893-0963 ------an I t I + s l Sun (.llffi('Q lli1thlnnd11. S il.Ven s t-:RVIC E Boots,R...t/ 9050 ben ,~ n /i ll prMy ·11 u . DOOll':l'UPS ./\h.C c·hnm. backehM.Sl50 S-IH·tlOOli. 4127Dorcht·~ll'rCclM FIN"', FUR .. '. & AN.· pt--..•orn-1090 Chcirtar e 1ts,c11~Mrs. ag1 pion 11lr<'d, s hoti;. car~ 1 -----" •~ -• ·-:io-• ---------•I a~ 645 5333 for nn in·'-cr opped H:lfi-41164 aft l.11<> be1gr scd1011::i In Hlcndl'r. <.:hrlstmo11 tree TIQUES. 646,220() ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Secy/Adlftln Aast ti•rv•<>W. Deprrsslon glns:oi clu~ of PM ~noel cnnd t I I n nl'JlSIChord ollNI wolnut RGN Op~fty (Travel 30 Mlnulel) 9 .. •k of....,•wport 11.B. presl.'nls 5th GlM11 5 · IH0·7435 ornnmeln s, von ty m r· THE PERFECT 76". 'on .. bc"utltul 0~kln~ Ind vld"al" with 200 p ... , " Show &Sale Sal.O<'t 2llth. • . . ro r _. rn m c .kn it tod CHRISTMAS GIFT u ti .. ~" .. " Em~:g~<'Ml P~;};W~l'cis E.O .E. 10·4 PM ut 1 h1· II. I\ Mm Sl'hnn111.l'r11, .111 sho~s Mu~t ""'"r1f1rr !\ moi; olcl C;hri~lm~:1 g!r1~. etc FORSON k DAD! $1500. S4A·2970. Eves or cllteM vc salllng ex.per. Llsn~lndcrs"Ai:cncy ------Wom<'n'o; ('luh 420 IOlh &p11pc.ri;,JClntcll~11 &i:1l c·rm11•m1xm1rv sc•1•twn:il Sat/S~11 .11 :.110 Costn Gt'rman "N'' s cale weekcocts who would bolntorestcd 4020 BlrCl1 "Sl. Std0-1 TILE SEITER St. H.B ln(l~llf 1175 57~7 lfr .1 u c if u I (I( ( w hi'" MMn St model Mlnltrix truln sct11 RA L 0 W l N 0 r Ra n , In Joining lln exc:lu~lvt- Ncwptln lll'Ot'h R!l.1Rlll0 llnrdwnrk1n1 l'onslrur ---\.1•rmnn 11hnrl hntrf'fi h11undo; tooth <'Ire. <'n~l Gi\Hl\\.F.U!';· llHR & 1000 w\lh 11tot.ion hou!\u, WaJnut. Good cond. i\t1k· ~~~~c~r;.m~i:~~s~~ t:ullror ,\ppl y.·,,1 ah ·,.;, tlon nr•1•ntf'<l P• r Ill\ Till' wuor FS r 1 1'111n1t•r'<. Ill '"k'I. ~hlll ~llOI, " II fotr ~~.o ·""' 1'11rt C:mlii.:.in. llVll NJ\. mount:lln tunnds. fot'ht. Ing SlOO. &t6·5137 Sall bout with Qnf)' r. '''fl' ,,,,l "". lrut '•, /\, •: 1,1.i1rm1•d, \)\(' ~H.i d1n11.11111 r11 · \J.1k1• ~al nnly !I 1 Olril4'i<. \lllnac-.. C"l<' .. c•t r & rn('mb('ri1h\•'(l avallobh• -hrlpful J '.:t~• 'f()Tllft~Tf{,\l>t·: ~"'~'~*'~'~ u;7'.f "'' f:i;u11.tul lw'11<u,111 ~O•HUl''. tu1n11ur•' 1" n1ony mort' eAtra " BuJdw1n Plano. rruitwood l niUallon d·~mu ~r dr Ynu rlnn I n<'i'•I 'I ~·un In 5undoW1'1 Antlqu~n Ltd "'' ''"'._,,.r p11·n • /11 1 ini-<i· ('u\tnm 1,1y<>ut nn :1' l\ ti" flnli1h Xlnl rond P<>•lt n •4ulrl'll. "tr In "tlr.iw falll" wlll'n ~ou lla\C•~om1•thmi.:\011\~iinl ISltlloli aChico 'llur""I 1.1 n F lkllPu11d 1,.., & rn 1•11111;• 1111 1 t:cblr /\II inounlctl & re S99!1.64411046 J'll•cr .II\ 111J 111 1 hl· 1>.111)1 to Jlt'll '• r1a .. ,1r1cci n1Jt. d•J f> u PI> l 1• • 1\ "t' r "i• 1 ,. '"" \I .1 i. c• '" r "·· J u s I J h f tt>n•)ot~IJ. plt'aae cootttct "I H.I . 17141893-7509 h .-per .-,ouse 0 • .uy tu uvc-u,n wilh Wurhlr.t'r 11plnel fH nno Ml ch ut'I R olnli; nt rl ot W<int f\c1., • <';ill nnw It wr ll t 11 ll NOW, r • mp II 111'. 1n l pl.) 1.i.i 1r1,,,~ \\ K1111... .• lti : • .: l.J s \f 9 10 :1 21><1! Willow. g~ 5 o Hur r ~· (' u 11 wibench. mpl, Ilk~ nu. Pllrinc ll'lnnd Chatlllr • l~2,o;r;i8 642-5673. t---------•I l7\4IK'l3 i 91l v.kih., CO!it3 Mf'),J __ &12.0lil! __ xlnt rond $000. r.42-1141_ Call Mon·~ '151·3852 I. .. • ~:.~~'••••••••!~.~~ ... ~::.~~'·•••••••!~.~~ ~.~::.~~~ .... !~~~ ~:::-/~~ Sa1f1160 ~.~~!~~-~~! ... !~.~~ !~••••••••• ••••~~?.~ Friday, Ocaoo.t ~ 1177 DAIL y PILOT • JI SANTANA W Nr. new W ANT RESULTS? Boat & RV Sturo(,!e spaces ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC·JEEP Vans 9570 Autos Wanted 9 590 A.utos W•ted 9 59C> W/lrlr. S7SXI. GltAPlUr Scllyourboallhru av.di. $30. mo. Nev.port lll.'nt a 1977 Excut.ivr #I lnCaUf. 'nDodge VanB·lOO,cust. .••••••••••••••··~:·•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••e•••.•••• Laser, nnt cond. $800 SOUTHWESTERN l>unes 1131 Back bay Ur Motorho me or Min 1 W F. OUTSELL Al L 1nt1ext, AM /FM stereo, 74 Chevy Vun Open 6'7s.906l or675-1194 YACHTSALIES NwptBch.644-0510 · motorhome from Herb JEEPDEALEllS cassette w /4 spkrs, sun Rood''. RV C<?nversion. Ft'ledlander. Call any or lNTHESTATE roof, mags. Must sell Stv, sink, refr1g, 2 bed, 'Tl Catalina 30, 4 mo. old. FUJ I/NEWPORT Trot1portatlon lh~r nurabers HUGI! INVENTORY fast, asking for loan AM·FM 8 trk stereo. Ap· VHF, 165%, 110•1.,, spin. DEALERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 898-6777 balance only. Low prox 36,000 mi. Xlnt raft, in peak Int, Nwpt (7l<l)G73-92u 537•7 777 AllM~elsNew &Used rrult'age,50,000m&Je war cond. $5000/bbt ofr. sUp. Save $3,000. Musl1----------1C~,S°'•/ LeasmgAvallablc raoly. 559-S861 aft. 6 & 646-5349 · ~ $26,!f.)5. 4~· 7403 A/, 20, fully equip'd, new Refit 91 20 828-8888 Costa Mesa wknds. !"" bQltom paint slip avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• .AMC JH ---------Wanted $4,700. 545-37&2 · !I' camper shell, near new. Motor Horr. Rentol '> OR l v 0 '72 fo'ord 1::300. 302 VS. ••••••••••••••••••••••: ---------1 . ..!!~'.:.!:~~:.----1 cab hlgb, wht & cream. 18'/J' to 32' 2524 HARB L . . Paneled, cpt'd, new tm·i; WE WILL IUY OOYOU Ike nl!w Aquarius 21. $275/bst.559-4932 fUUysellconlained <.JostoMesa 549 &023 and br a k es. $2850. YOURDATSUM OFFERASERVICE? Ready lo sail, resnb'I. Resel"Venowfor 70JEEP 49'l-4736 J>AIDFOHOR NOT Let the public know with 6hp Chrysler mtr, BOX· u· ROADRUNNER. Self !lummer Cunwknds. TOP DOL· ·R an ad in the Daily Pilot ious to sell. Call 833·2827 contained. SI ps 6. REGENCY MOTOR COMMAHDO 77 Dodge Van. t o tal - • Service Directory. It can Npt. Beach. ~/olr. Ph ~2·5613 HOME RENTALS V6, auto, air cond, 4 custm. ,Cost over S9K, FOR TOP CARS COit you as litUe as •1 .65 !rl< N H rbo Bl d s A wheel dr. S6,000 mil<•s. s,.ooo mi, full war.ranty, per day. For mor:in· ATALrNA22,3 Mo'sold. WANTED: w.1 ;...~1.{503;.· · · (~7NRP) 1 year,12,000 'hke nu, wisacn f t or BARWICK DATSUH • l'Ol'mation and complete Many x t ras. S6000. S'CaboverCamper, good nulewarranly. $S700.,7S4-06SS -t-call "•"·""'"'S. 84H489AMs&Pl\ts cond. Or trade for ' MOTORHOMBS 5z.199 "'·11' JU.Ill t ·.1p1 ... t1 otlltl 831-1375 493.3375 •• """ '"'.,.,, r---------1 Ca Sh 11 ~ .. '70 Ford Super Van ~. ton. ~~~~~~~~!' mper. e . 846·8:1111 FOR R,l!:NT C..._.and M...._ A b I _ 71 Aquanus 23; great F 00 k vr• rn uto trans (re w t 1 mo rood. Head, OB, 3 sails, eves. ~om SI · w • 770·0644 2001 E. lsl SA SSS-8000 ago), new engine w I only 9IO Sleeps 5. Pat, 751-0285 Motoriud Bikes 9140 RENT Fireball 23• Self -18.000 miles on it. Asking •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cont Auto/a ir cc CB 70 IHTERHATIOHAL $ 2 2 o o . 8 7 o. 4 s 6 4 WE BUY CLEAHCARS &TRUCKS u ao-vt SALE Shop & Compare if You Musi/ lutWeFMI n..teareth. LOWEST PRICED FIATS h~·~~'!!:~;~~\i:.1x!,':J~~: Columbia Moped. A·l stereo.slps6&i5·228S · SCOUT • _<_Fu_U_ert.o_n_> _____ 1 Slip nvail at Dana Pnt. cond. Less than 6 mo old. TtaiMn, Tro•el 9170 V8, 4 wheel dr. 3 spd. '75 PLYMOUTH VoyaRer 004599 $275. 642·9859 aft 5PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hardtop. (407996) 1 year • 318, auto, P /S, stereo, ~,, ...... _ •-12.000 mile warranty air xlnt. $5000. 493-7530 18' Alpha Cat. Must sell. ~ycMs/ Must Sell: 17' Ko~fort av81lable. • --·----'-----1 Gd cond. Trlr w/boat Scooters 9150 xlnt cond, used 4 limes. $2499 '76Cbev1niton.Xlntcond. box. Bst ofr (213)332-11894 ....................... sll con~ained. lnclu~es Copel..dMtn Norm, 968·8283 o r , 2828 Harbor Blvd. or (2l3>433·7339 1974 250 Yamaha MX· flush t.o1let w/lrg holdmg 200l F!lstSASS8-8000 962.1ooievs COSTAM ESA CONNELL CHEVROLET ••---------•Terry klt front fork, Bog lank, 6 gal hot water ---------546-1200 • CORONADO '7l. In· shocks, etc. SSSO. Call healer. ran11e & oven VAN·Shop Demo. '70Fordt---------1 brrl. 3 sails, Wheel steer· 962~ after7 p.m. w fan exhaust. dbl sink. Tn1tlu 9560 Longbed. Complete con· WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Ing, VHF. Knot meter.. ~hower, sips 6, Ir~••••••••••••••••••••••• vers ion. Xlnt cond. FORTOPUSEDCARS de pth meter . SI ap 75 Honda SOOP. xlnl cond, closets, lrg gas & elec 1976 FOlD s:m<>!rirm. 962·9922 dys, FOREIGN,DOMESTJC SJ0.18116 sac. S400, manor repairs. ref rig, pressure water 5.._1• Pl-L 968-0145 rules. or CLASSICS lnSoullwn Coll#. 531-8406 system w /30 ga I of ••r-""up U your car is extra cJean OVER 100 FIATS Ll 6 Beautiful water, battery & 110 lts. Custom paint & Interior. '74 Chevy i,; lo!'• 350 28,000 we us first. a~f~ """-'ia .. Defivwy :t:'77 FIAT 131-2 0.- 5 ~ ........ Rodiol lites, disc 8ralutt, vinyl lnfffior, tinted glou , etc. (Ser. 2897831 USTPRJCE .$4736.15 DICICMJU.a Ot$CO(JH1 •. $552.95 SALEPRICf '417320 • ='77 FIAT 131-4~.s..., foctiwy oir cond., CMO ln>M. pin llnpft, rodoOI lites, ttnl· ed glcm. diic twoket. (S... 293105) w/Ncwport moorin ~. 1973. H o n d.:1 X L2!1o, $2950.6374lS6 4 speed, air cond. "low mi custom m t. clean, IAUER IUICI<. $27,000 by owner . MS-5391 St/dirt. ~c':''}9'32$425/bst. L...-S miles. UD12139). xlnt. cond. ~-0982 2925 Harbor Bl d ...,.,... Auto$nw al~ How0111y$4495 "--M-· 97v9.''lU\loo '75 HOBIE CAT 16' Lt!av· -. --------.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 GMC Camper Van . ......,..., ...... ~ . l · t t ,11, 73 Norton, 850, 4500 ma, "'-'-'-·/ llLL YATES Lo aded, x lnt cond .•---W-E_l_U_Y---I 1ng s a e, mus sc · Ulce new Must sell thls -...,_. $1b00 or best ofr. 751-4688 week Ofr~rs 640.2995 Classk 1 9520 VW.PORSCHE S7900/ofr. dys 8: 30 lo 4: 30 USEO CARS! . . ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • San J uan capistrano 752-7585 or aft 6, 498-1497 Venture 17, incld. Trlr, 75 Honda CB360 T xlnt 64 BENnEY 53 837•4800 493 ... 511 We're the oew CbeVTolet 0 /B motor 3 hp, xtras. cond., 3800 mi, S70o/bst Black. This car Is out· •Dod~e '72, lo mi, button dealership in lhe lrvine Xlnl cond. Best oUe r ofr. 968-8754 aft 4pm standing. <7807) Call Ron ORA."lGE COUNTIES tuck mt. sun roof, mags, Auto ~nter. We need over$lllOO.SSl·3920 Cor i.nlormation. LARGESTSELECTJON Bstolr.979-4421 yourusedcar ! LETS TRADE 71 Desert Re.ady 360 MOTOR CAR of Used PICK UPS & •74 CheyY Surf.,-JOE 28' Morgon 01. loa~l'd ~'::~~2.~~g~~.;:ty D'ELEGANCE 4 WHEEL DRIVES Great cond. lo mi & MAC PHERSON with new equipment. -626 W. l7th SAS47·92.SO Over 40 uruts ready for more! Musl sell before. CHEVROLET sail•. Look for our Red k d $3100/ f Atomic 4, The boat is in KriedJer Moped. Lo miles, - -72 TIT•.... Ta" S""'ctals wee en . o r 21 Auto Center Drive like new condition and 2 s pd. Good co nt.I . ...., "' ..... ~5944 Uebb1e, 551·16 IRVINE ·1 I 67J.2681 1 of 5 built. Pure "htlc COfMland Mtrs eves. PP. w1 I sleep 6 adu ts an (2S coats or acrylic lac· 2001 E 1st SA ~-8000 ' . 7 68-7 222 comfort. Stand up bead. " 8 .d •. 75 GMC v AN Mmt 1 galJey etc. Owner wilJ .. ~w ~' e 11ays no street quer) Vinyl top. Burgan· , . , , • COflSJderlatemodelcom· bike. :\t us t sell 72 dy Interior Entire car 73 LuvPU,radlals,57,000 rru w/alr cond & con GS · 68 Mustang.V8or 6 partcaror ~tonpick up Kawasaki 750 Cast & sound p r oofe d for rnl.$1975or best. version extr as. Mor e! cyl, stick or auto. Need TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN WE MEED CLEAN USIDC.US HOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 1011~~0~ & so~· • LINCOtr~ ·ME RCURV 2626 HAHOR ILVO. COSTA MESA . 9'00 LIST PRICE . $5669.05 r»CJC MIU.a DISCOUNT •• $730.15 as part payment. Ca ll cleanfl00.151-4664 lumous singer. Call Ron .SSS-4932 $4800.St.eve 962-4293 lor traMp.car.S47·3182 1·628·9348 e ves or '74 175 Yamaha Enduro. for in Co rm 8 tio n · '72 Dodge 'h ton V-8 8' A.to.. New ·9100 A.tot. Hew HOO....._ Ne~ taoO.Alllot.New 9IOO weekends. Nu tires & V. clean. See to (51SNYOX~OR c ... R bed, '!lags. lumber rack, ••••••••e•············· •••e••••••e••-e••••••! ···········.·-······••e .......... ·····--•e•• SAU PRICE '493820 • ':!c!77 FIAT 131 SI. W090ft 5 ~ tron•., loctorf °" cond., 8 trod< ........ low, 1ow .an. -.. (Set. 1 une~ ~ -few $5927.70 SAUPllCE •4999•0 • ='77 SIAT Xl/9r fvly foctory eqvjpp.d. ind pin •lnpti, coco moh, doot edge guards, e tc. (Ser. 066017) SPICIAL PRICE ·~!w~ IU'f toeA y UMllB> OFfBJ SUPR8 S£RVIC.E NICE SElECTION Of USED SPORTS CARS ~pddlh.ohtr~ DICK MILLER MOTORS 120We Wamtr •S..... .. Sallta Ana 557·2132 LEH~IAN J2' Sailboat. appr.673-2681 ~B.lGAHCE ~1XJnt cond. Aft 5, perf. <'Ond. xlnt i:ear. "i1 Yamaha XT SOOD, 600 626 Wl7thSAS47·9250 ~0.962·6116 ml, like new. $1200. '76 Chev Luv Mikado Newport 28, 1975. J/ 548-9611 67GordonKNble A.M/FM cass, mags, d. 1 ·i f 11 s·1 On of a kind rack, new tires. lmmac. 1esc • 3 SEii s · u Y Find what you want In 1 ver. e · 22M IJ\I $3600 497·3616 equlp'd. S21.SOO. 675-6887 ·Daily Ptlol Classifieds. Come & see this one. Cser • · ---------t 14991) '07 Dodge PU, auto, air. A11tos. 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S3200 of other models t.ochoose l•.x('l'llt•1H 1·11n11111011! 1;.155154 97!1·2Ustl ___ ,f 11 l.1lw l.Jr•ind Ol'W \\ rth I•·..,~ ----- l h u n lfi,7!.0 mil""'· '74 26UZ. AJC, AM·l-'M , Fiat 9725 (.lt;oPKF > mag whls. Xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OMLY $2795 . t~~~~~k~Jss6'1~~~Jt>l, '00 Fiat Stat. Wgo. 4 cyl,4 .75 c · 11 "IC p s ----.-1 s pd.. Runs good. Low 71 u--~ ZIG apn · " • · · • '111 D oz I • t $ ~---Lop, cust mt. ,\M·F!'ll 7l ,«L:.un 21 ••· o m1 s, main enance. 650, 4 dr. A~f/FM. air cood. cass.$4lOO.ssz.3728 . mut:i.. AM1fM 8 trk, 646-7378nllesaft6. li6000orig"inaJmUes Im•, &I ST • HOAIMAY Oc:rhwi 9720 2tW5 1lAIWOH HLVU 1~7uto. air. Must sell. '73124 WAGON. Gd. cond. m'acu l ate in & ~ut. 54"6'" IO 5'""0213 ti 5-31!64. $1750. ""II ·. <95SHPF) 1 year, 12,000 SAHlA AHA. •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• v-~ .,u-v. 835·3I71 The •785 Are Hett ' 7 3 o a t s JJ n 2 4 o z ,. G7J.4285 mllci warranty avaUble; 1975 DATSUN ~1 Bc·st ofrcr. Auto, S7'9t lHC'UlTIMATC OllNING MACHIN( .AU modeb & color... •r F c B-210COUPE .air. ,\.,I M. mags , Honda 9727 OPeicmdMtrs *USED BMW's* lrntn1tdlote :.! Uci.>r. 1 .,,.,,1,.d tr;.rn<; & ~·J.102, (213) 680-94.~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2001 E' tstSA SSB-8000 '77 53lh ts pd 286.') 1.-:U DeU nry Today! ... ·n 32\J1J St R t77RSK luw mile.' Jn t''-''l'lll•nt '7:J VJ!..!.un 2-tOZ. clean. Brmtd New •77 Lease '7G '""' pdS R nor cont11l1on• 12:~=--"'" run!. g r eat, S4195. HO~DA c ..... -.u--~ :.uvi ti. I .tOli Remainin9 I 977 PRICED TO SELL :,-111 8300 or 5S6·0697 " arS " .... -'7630M 4bpS/R572PQ~l -l.l'c:'" .. GotToGo! OVtt• toO '74 6J\4n:t dUlo780~1 VG -,.... "' a n)ltmc MANY . IOft Cl dO St. do -------ToChooseFt-om! MERCEDES _ ~ff n _ n _ys _ '75"'1 281):'.. Mag>./radaali.. OR "o..JGECOUuTY'S i\.M ;F~t . I O,OOO mi, UNIVERSITY OHDISPLAY "'" " Super (.;lean! 640·2'JGO dy, H of I rt CREVIER MISSION VllJO IMPORn ... " ... 1• 'IJ ..... 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C.land Mtrs Owner l~o; cond. 997-2767 SS Jaguar K 14 Le:itber interior. pwr. Newport Beach S.10-64·'4 2001E1st SA 55841000 ' 51~01SJ:1 :M int co n dill on. windows. cruise control, Daily Pilot Classified Ads 642-5678 -----------------•77 Clearance (NF.R789) oo£ •. ....ftlli · t I u d U sunr ... m ..... c .pam . ~ ~ ... ~~••••••••••• ~~·.~~••••••••••• ~!·.~:~~ ......... :. ~'!':!': .• :: ............. ~~~·.~::~•••••••••••• ~~~~~· .. ::~ ........... ~~:~~,~~;~e are runoi~ M0~~4:~AR ~~fb~~~ condition!. - $50 O•tt ln•oice> O'ELEGAHCE CADILLAC TRADE-INS s200,000 INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM • ALL MAKES and MODELS • 1975 Corntte 33 000 molt>9. Full power, tactory ~r t.or\d~.o"11ng. uutomJllC. tllt Wheel, power Windows. AM/FM radon """ r<t41yo wtleet" (815RSK). Th1eweek on1v $7850* 1977 Chevy Monte Carlo larid..u 5.Jnrool 14,000 m11..,. l'ull power. lactory arr COftO•IJOOlncJ, AM1'M St«eo. loll whef'I, er~ control, •Jllto wheels. Rao c 1<ter•or w.rea c~om 1,,r~.,,.. 1'>17RRf). lrl'rllt'flaOCJS S.1Ylngs! 1976 Mercury Cougar XR7 t 7 000 milos Full POWl!f, 1.tttocy M cond1t1onorWJ Powe.' windows. AMFM ~tc<eo. toll wheof cruise cont10t, r.i1ye whoels. BIBCk c~teuor w black landau r004 &I'd bloack 1nte<l0< Wke new tondo1ton (6430EVI. P11ce a new one, lht>n IDOi( at lhl'I. $5699 1974 Lincoln Continental Tcwn S«lwt. One owne«1reoed 1n hete on a n8"' Cad11tm:. AbsOlutllly 1mmacul11ttt1 E•ety L.lncotn luaury option. MIJ51 Mel (924JOM) s5599~ 1977 Mustang Ghia Coupe •ut0f9\;i0<:, M COf'(lltlC)ftmq -~ ,ceet""7 - brllkl'a. c~. vooyl IOI). r.il•• ""'"Cl"" & °",. 12 000 l!'llea. (624Al<l) Oranqe 1ulllf'O' A Mr~r.o-... 1n *h•le ~root 8111....,1ng1 et $5499 1977 Chevrolet Concours l ... 000 m1"'5. f OCl<"J illf Co<>OIOOIW\q lull O(W;N llod '"""'"' w rod 1nH•10f, l\;sl'l'0"""'411ll t&86P11L) .s tt186P£ l) ~4999 1973 Cadillac Coupe De Ville f u1t powPr l.iclOtf "" oon<l•h0"""1· AM' F IA "f''f''> '·•!"". tit <NhM't & tl)N mtlt 1-\1-.-. • t1f!.trt0t 1t'Ut"T10f' & l1tndtf•• roo1. (~37GVPt 1975 Dodge Coronet eDstom Coupe "'utomatoc. ~" cond111on1t1·1 PO"'"' ~tl'<'nnq powel' 1unkes.AM~M Stf'tOO ""01n •OOI' Vtnvr lnt'I t11rt11nr wtootol'\. (1 ldPCl.ll 1974 Cutlass Custom Supreme Coupe Automatic. llCIO<Y a•r cond1tlon1ng, power a1eerlhg: power br81Ces, AM/FM e1oreo. cruise control, vmyl top & raltvo Wlleata. (692PKW). $3499 1976 Cadillac Coupe De Ville ~. W'~ Q'Ue.ta.oi w,1t • ~t1 L..-J 1rv ''"'t. il'ld ,,., ,.. ''lf'r .,t,.,-,~, CH"'"',. cont10-\lf••t·c ""''h tKf' 1 , whe,.r\- t>O 40 ""JI l•~C·t>Cw .:<>"O•f'C)n l~YPQl f 1974 Datsun 260Z IMTllll Slllt~ 1 .. 1 court Au'"''' .. TMt t1.m· AM ,. "'•' ,, .. ,,.,, w t.tJ't<• ~,, .,, -.'.1'1• t 1 (,,"'•·1 ,..,~,,Of w11n m.ncr't.""1 •l'lh•uo, n ff"1f'lt "ntiJ t11•n' (9,1,ri'>OI 1975 Datsun 8-210 4 ··a<'rff'l ,,ans,,,,., ~on ..1.r ond1l10"'"'1. A-..rr M , tfW'fl' , W!iltlfJpt LON Mt•l • , ... , .,.~,.._, 1974 Datsun 710 Coupe W1lh d 4 ~O&f'lcJ trant,n'U .-.1('1-n vinyl 1 •1• 11mf r.tll'ft wkt•t~1-. (ICl'>l l'l'I 1973 Pontiac leMans Wagon Automatic:: 11-mlss1on. atr CO<ld11tonon9. P<"Wt>r ~•oorir"l, powM bnkes. roo10. h'lator and luQIJ1'Q<' 1oc11. IJb'lHOF 1. *INCLUDED IN THIS PRICE IS A l YEAR, 12,000 MILE SERVICE AGREEMENT TO TAKE THE GAMBLE OUT OF BUYING A USED CAR.· .. 1>n all rPmamrng R2rns. ti26Wl7thSA547·9250 l-'11"' & 'i HI' 10 SlO{'k' --- MISSION VIE JCJ IMPORTS "... . ... . ' ....... . CoJI us HOW Jensen 9732 ....... · ................. . 831-1148 4\f~ 1104 -1 1 • 11 al .· Htl lr 'ITT 250SL, auto, stereo. ' · 'n'>l n c l) ., · lthr rear seat Jo mi \:\1 F~I K lrk. 'Int conJ. i\' n't cond n .. t of' • ~700iotr 8iO 8685. 1 '1 ·""" r. --------67S-7903 7 4 Jensen ~eoley ;tem.~es 180. 1958, Eng 4 ~pd. AM / FM· Low like new. Lo mileage. mil t':-.. L1kl· new . Mu~l s ell Bes t ofr (4811\.ZR) 1 year. 12,000 631·3961 ' ' nules warranty .1va1la·1--------- bk I 972 MIZ 220D $4599 AuwmaUc " air ~nd. Copeland Mtn For the lux ury of a . 2001 E Jst SA 558 8000 Merced~s ~ lhe elficien· -~ c of ad esel (834£1E) ~~ .. ~~~~ .... !?.~! '73G a cpc. Very ctn . Nu valves. c ltc h , trans. $2850 494·2130 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS •••• t. • .. .. ,,.,, ................ . 831-1148 495 1104 --72 MB 280 SE lmmac. ~•'64 con\•t. cust top, nu xlnt con(\, Must sell·bst pnt, nu 1nl, nu eng. ofr. Bef JOam & alt 6, Kon is. Pors che rims. 675-7129. • Completely rcstored. l 011--------- a kmd. Super Cherry! '76 Mercedes .. SOSL. im· J A:>k for Richard, 645·5702 mac. M llan Brown. ore. 675·5165 hm $22.500. Call 998--2285. ---'66 Ghtn. Sharp. :o.ound 1974 Ml% 280C nmmnx . .t::d llrl~. $1000 Silver blue metallic e~ • PP 49-l·~ih tenor. stereo. pwr. wi~ Mazda 9738 dows ~low miles. I~ fan· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ta st1c con di lton. HURRY ..... OW AT •0•3G•LliQQllill> .•••• ~~~~.~ OF ANY NEW - -----~- •7a MAZDA GLC '68 230. Good cond. Auto. You will r ece1\•e :Jn A M l F l\t c a 6 s • AM/FM stereo $2400/080. Seal B ch FREE 1213>4»8630 or, the ca!>h cquh·alcnl Late •73, 280. New paint If this ~PCkt'nd . w11h ~our blue. i\C, AM/FM, new new car purcbast'. M1chollns, find cond. IRAHO HEW •7 6 MAZDARX4 Yes. brand new & fully fuclory cquipp<'d with 5 speed, A.M ;FM r adio. wheel rings & a 5 year. 75,000mile warranty. We have a good selection of brand new '76's! CLA23Sl472651. Nowonlv $3982 MllrACLE Mazda/Renault $6500. PP. 544·5861 . '74 MIZ4SOSE i..ss than 34.000 miles! Com plete with cruise control, stereo. pwr.-win- dows & radial lires·in superb showroom condi·· tJon. (142LJW). MUST SH! MISSION VIEJO IMPORI\ & •• I ' ' ' • ~ ' •• • # ••• Sll 11•8 •9~ 170• 2JSO Harbor Blvd. COSTA .... ESA The fastest. d9'w in th~ L'' West. • .a I1aily PllQt ___ 6_4_s_.s_1_0_0 ___ 1 Classified Ad. G<U·5678. Autos,H~w 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 ....................... .............................................. ZEP~ '412300 Stock.,No. 7019 I DRIVE ONE HOME ••••• TODA YI .· , ' ....., .. l•porlwd 4Afto1, lmporhd A..tos, lmporhd Auto1, l•ported A.do1, lmporhd Awto1, lmporled Frida)'. October 28, 19n OAILYPILOT DJS •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~!';' .... !?.~~ !~.~~ ........... !?.~~ ~~:'.':'r.:9 ....... !?.~~ ~~~~:::?~~ ....... !?!.~ .~::'!'r.!' ••••.•• !?!.~ ~~:~ .......•.•.. !??.~ ~':'.~!·.'.':~ ..... ·., Mto1, Hew 91oolAMtos, Mew 9100• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :or 250SL, 4 apd, AM·FM, IEfORE YOU '72 VW Camper, pop top, '68 Bus:. good coml, i.un •75 H.tbblt Auto Hed BEFORE YOU YolYo 9771. 36,000 m l. must sell. saL YOUR new motor & W'cs. Xlnt roof. radials, reblt enK. P,P, r;idio: heu11.·~. $!399 SElL YOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&lSO/b6toir. 6:'44579 TOYOTA ~~~11$3800/best offer $1000. 631-2063 546-5569 VOLVO, '67 122S Wagon, c lean . '7"280 An... I I l d • -'6ll vw 8 .• pd ---S f d $1400. Call: 536·1075 afl .. -••m.!Etl '" • ....... m • x n con · See us for 11 lop dollar ,75 t G d d ug, .. s • m•\\ 1966 YW BUG • ee u:. or a top ollar 6PM All xtras. S9300. 152·1•7 estimate! c~nvr · 00 con i seal covers • .:d <'ond, gd $850 IH2.1085 estimate! 1---------1 or.6'2·8007 eves MARQUIS TOY OT A ~~~~~Sas~~ P 1 tires.~· >W 2591_ Vol MARQUIS VOLVO Autos, UaM MG 9742 MISSION VIEJO --· ---'6ll BUG New hall~ry & vo 9772 MISSION VIEJO •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 13 1°2880 495-1 210 '68 V'!' S~ck . 4. spd, brks .. uulo suck, $900 or ....................... 831-2880 495·1210 GeMral 9901 1976MGMIDGET AMi fM, lcond:Sl450 ofr s.57·2737 1972 YOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• T"""-" 9 767 or besto!r. Bhs.51-6821 ---llOOE ORANGE COUNTY J speed, radio, healer, ··-·....---1967 Volkswagen nccdi. VOLVO special stripes & deck ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 VW Sqrbk, AM/f'M 11 work.Bestoffor.' 1L1rc! Classic! H us rack. Less than 20.000 75 TR7 trk, xtra clean. 549..aa19 leath~r inlen or, 4 :.peed EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO miles. t2~9RJL). Ex-AMiFM, rallye wheel~.~a11 Eves731·~. - ---trans.11ircond1l1oning & LargestVolvoD aler cellcntsav1ngsat air cond .. l9,000 miles 197 1 64 VW. Good cond. GoOd low m1lc'i. (694FFV>. m OrungeCounty! ONLY $3695 Like new. (091NLUI t VW tire:. $750. $5995 3 UYorLEASt.: * $599 Sale* COSTA MESA OATSUM year, 12,000 mile warrun FASTIACI< t:all uft 6PM, 4!).H811i DIRECT $4299 with automatic trans . sell. $1795. 1 ~ ty awttlable. A hard to Cinct beauty 74 Thing, xln~ond, musl ·~.J-:bers ~·,·~~.~~-f'~-·~ i-----=====~ Copeland Mtn full factory equipment & 675.8017 2845HARB0_1\ BLVD ~l E l tSASSS-8000 low. low miles. Extra Cad1·11ac 540-6410 no...021 3 s -dean! 1862CIP>. 2025 s Manchester '59 TR3 xlnt mech cond $2195 1972 VW Bus, 4 spd, sun· _it.11!1 ll,11 hrn Blvd. Ana~-:m 750-2011 MGI 9744 Wlrc 'whls, $1495 , roof,mu"whcels,Zbccl , rft:11 " (.11,1,1 Mn.I 'i-lll·!.I I UO •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 640. 2358, 6 7 3 ·69 62 , lmmac. $3200 or best Qfr. • 7 4 MGI 540.2349 Nabers C:ill 960·2.S~l for uppt. 7~ 244DL. 10 ml. st~reo, AMC 9905 •------____ ._ air, xlnt cond. Days ••••••••••••••••••••••• A litUejewel! (606MXX) '76 Triumph TR7. Grn. 1968 VW Bus, custom, new 'H 144 Air, 4·di', auto 642·2655. eves642·1213 · Rambler Ambassador MOTS03918C9 •as soo o m 1. A / c. n o Cadi•JJaC . rebll cni;. xtras. $2500 or tra~. Lo mi. Xlnt cond .. 68 VOLVO, good condi· 990Stalion Wagon. See to "" catalytic converter. Xlnt o.rr.960·1477 673-2-105 lion $13SO. 493.2686. arts apprec.$500.557·1380 D'ELEGAHCE $S700, 558-6728 :!t>OO H.irhor U~\'U. '69 Camper. rebll eng, '68 Volvo, new .paint, PM Will trade '70 Javelin SST 626 WI7th SA S47·92SO '70 TR-6 o-drv lo ml Cmi.i 1\1.:~., ~ 10 IJ 1 OO radials. 8 trk. runs gd, clean inter. Runs good. 390 for gd pickup even '73 MCB Hard & s oft top, Pirellis. AM lFM. ton'. $1950. oog. 7725 $900. Call 968·9109. Want Ads C3 II 642·5678 trade 536-4891 HOIDAS HUGE STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~!'"· :e~al~~~~hAl~ksi neau. S2600tbest. 846·460S Autos, Mew 9800 Alltos, Hew 9100 Aaltos. Hew 9800 AMtot. Mew • 9800 ...... Hew 9100 ...._ ... w · HOolAMtoa, Hew 9100 gs t~ 05 Volrswogett 9770 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••;l ••••••••••••••••••••••• new ires. car cover , ••••••••••••••••••••••• · nms gd. $3300. 548.8175 1!165' BAJA BUG-Has '67 Opel 9746 rebuilt engine &r trans , ••••••••• •• ••••• •• ••• •• new tJres, roof rack & tOpel GT 1973, great cond. many extras, Askin g '"'$2,200. 832-31911 eves, or $1600. Call 642·3434, f546-5750days. S40-9100.(Wck). '76 OPEL HUGESELt:CTION lmmaculale, 14M mi, USEDCARS Blue book: $2900. Li· id · $2600 Top cash $$ Cor your VW. ~l~~~e:.nce · Paid for or not. Ca II ---------4 Keith or Jerry. Ponct. 9750 BOBWITHAMVW ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 PORSCHES ARE HERE!!! DOH'TWAIT! llLL YATES VW.PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 837-4800 493-451 ' 7600 Westminster Ave • 893-75.51 or 638· 7880 'W VW convt, $2200/Bst ofr. '72 VW Bug, xtra clean $1600/Bsl ofr. ~ '68 BUG, sunroof, stick. $1200. SW--0846 1973 PORSCHE '62 VW 914 . not running $150 With mag wheels & ap· ~ B92-6:1'/l aft 1 :OO p~ pearance c roup. E' '72 BUG Moving must -eellenl! (46851. sell! Xlnt. cond. tbruouL SADDLHAOC SlllOO. 64H787 VALLEY IMPORTS 831•2040 495_4949 '76 VW Convertible, ---------4 yellow. xlnt cond. Low '11 Porsche 914 2 o. 60.000 mi. 675-7886 or 879·2640 nu, must sell! '66 VW Bus, Looks good, 646·7223 eves. runs well. Sl.2001 best of. fer. 673-1004 '68 911 T ARGA r\11 finished. $6200. 493.7530 rc·1-------- Cadiloc 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------'-~ 1975 914 1,8 yell W I blk s tripes, A /C, Ap pea.ranee grp, AM-FM. 1 ownr . PP. Bst olr ~l Porsche 1965 SC Cpe • Ruby Red. Xfot cund lhru-out. New Michelin tires. Complete overhaul balal)Ce<t engine. No rust thru-<>ut. $6750. Ph 494·2220 Beautiful '67 Porsbe, rcblt enit. must sell. $5:>00 • P.P. 963-7793. '96 Porsche !H2. S s prl. good body, cleun, run~ good. S3300. 968-1519 Nabers Cadillac -USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE • O,.C!nCJe County's S.YiJ~ (:fltt.,. • '67 911 Totally rebll. 1977CADILLAC brand new eng. In top SEOAM DEVILLE Cond. Bestofr. 771·11S5or De s.g.ce 642·2946 Stere.o tape, cruise con· _'7_3_9_ll_T_._B_r_n_/l_a_n_. -5--s-pd-,1 trol. 50/50 Power split seal & pad ded top. mai!·S:~32 Loaded! (3URXH). , 72 PORSCHE 9 a 4 $9 488 S spd. AM/'FM 8 track • lllereo. Appearance 1976CADILLA.C arou-p. (901038) 1 year . B. DORADO CPE. 12,000 mile warranty Exquisite sable black ex· avalla ble. terior . black Ca brio I el $3999 top & black leather in· : Copefmd Mtrs terior. Stereo tape. 50150 • 2001E.1st SA 558-8000 splJt power seat, cruise control, etc. (695PCAJ. 1966 PORSCHE $7988 . 9115 Exceptionally nice with full factOT'y equipment. Must be seen & driven lo fu lly apprec i ate. <6218NBE >. $4995 Nabers Cadillac '.!600 H.trhor Blvd . C.m1.1 Mi:,,1 540·9100 . • 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILUS (5) Coupes & Sedans To Choose From EXAMPLE: All powe r assists, leather interior. AM1FM stereo with ta pe player . cruise control, etc. (Qll7088>. $6988 • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLES (S) To Ch<>OH From All the power extras & '67 911 Targa. loaded! Choice of leather $5()00/0ffer or c lot h Interiors. __ T_en_._<_21_a_> _S92_-ss_1_8_1 (277MCA>. Priced as low $5688 • '60 Roa dste r Convert. as Classic. Look/runs great. $4800. 640·9286 ear· I.YAM. 1974 CADILLAC SEDAM DEVILLE Air cond., fuJI power, tilt w h eel. L oaded 1 C8>6JNZI. ·n Porsche 924. AMffM cassette, 4 spd, air, re· movable top, Best ofr 5S9·S24t Rolh Royce 975 6 •••••••••••••••••••••• #l DEALER IN U.S.A. $4988 • NEW 1978 CAMARO! Wit h auto. trans., radio. J)()Wer steering and brakes. ltnted glass. wttite walls. ere. Order yours now• Onlr 54898 NEW 'n MONZA TOWNE COUPE! W11h auto trans . pwr. steering and brakes. 1tn1ed glass. radio, w hites. etc. No. 136954/082 5 Onlr 53998 NEW 1978 FOUR-DOOR CHMTTE -<i- SEDAN! With auto. trans., radio. while walls. etc O«ier yours now! Only 53498 ,.. NEW '71 MONTE CARLO HEW 1978 CAPRICE SEDAN SPORT COUPE! ' Usecl.1976 VEGA HATc;HIACI MEW 1978 THREE-SEAT MALIBU · STATION WAGOM! 0n1, s5l91 MEW 1978 MALIBU SPORT COUPE! Only 55098 With a" cond auro fran\ .. nit" waits. radtO oo"'•' stff""9 l .,._.,.,. lmled ;l.t..s ere OrdPr vov~ "°"'' FOUR DOOR! W +l'"I l tfl It) : ,.,, ·'''""' ) ~ ttil-.,l I )1(1 ,,, COtHJ ""'""'• >Al. I • °'~'~"""'· Wllrl ~" COtW! IN'9 lt- pwr 11e~"•9 • bl11<e1 ,.,..,._ ·-~ elC No 13AIJSCl:071!9 Only '75 V.W. IUG • al)d. ""'root E•lra anarp low m•IM ,317TOEJ . Only 55698 TWODOOtt! MEW 1971 IMPALA SPORT COUPE! W1ln 1on1eo glHS rao10 wr'llle ....,,~ -st-•ng 6 t>ra tH••. au lo 1t101m1noon. tic O•der ,-oora rodey! With a1110. 1r1n1 , pawe• ateertog & br•~e$, 1101.a gl111, 1.010, •le Oroer yours NlW' Only s4791 NEW77CHMUE lANDAU OASSIC COUPE! With r9dlo. air oond .• auto. trans.. pwr. steering and brakes, tinted glass, wheel CX>Yet9. rtldlal wtut ... •tc. No. 4e9093/0811. '75 CAMARO "LT" $ '77 CORVETTET-TOP s9995 •71 PLYMOUTH COUPE s1'-495 Aulom8'1c ()Wt, """"ll & ora~ ... ,, cones. 1111 ou•y 4595 All PoNll>ie .... , .. ~·at wnet11. ••c.. """*'. ftM1"' Sc.1110 Edition. llllometle. -·•""no· ---• AULY wll•~l etc ltnm8Cullle 1764NONI n-. C1rt1m ("'4SMAI ~ r alt OOM ·I~ 1110f'CU) vn I ROY CARVER ROUS·ROVCE 1973 CADILLAC courE DEYILLES (3) To Chooee From AU the d eluxe extras. (O'll9027). Priced as low as * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * •73 COllYmE T·TOP ...... " tftffH .. lW I e/J 1/77 AulolNllc. ,,_.,-...no. tlralc•-'1f-.t. *° (111JM?l -.,.'6295 ! tMIJlmbofH filew-1aHClt \'-___ .....,.. ClOSfD SUNDAYS 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11Saah99, 4 dr. fuel inJ .• AM/FM stereo cass, xlnt cond. 11800 best orfer SS'Ml8'78 aft Spm Toyota 9 7 65 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72Toyota Corona Mark II StaUon Wason . 9,000 miles on rebuilt e na1ne Best offer. 848-9498 aft. 'lPM', Moo· Fri. . $3788 • OVER150 QUALITY CAR S TO SELECT FROM • ]hllO 11 11 ll11r Blvtl t n\l,1 Mc~ 540.~ I 00 - '76 FOO GRAMADA $.a.as :=,.'f* ~. loaCIM wtlll •altU. OHLY ... .,. •7§ CORVEnl T·TOP Aulomat_ IC. ~. lleerin9, bc111411. .., at•eo s7n5 ~~ ''" ..,_., t4G. C>ulltr.o•no c:ono'. OHL Y 1 •J4 DAILY PILOT Friday. O<:tobor 28, 19n AMios.UMd Autot,UHd Auto1;u .. d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wck 9910 Caclloc 9915 Cadilloc 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• '7t &tale Wagon, 75 Codillac loaded, 69,000 mt, UmouJiM '76 Cad. El Dor.1do $289$.644~ Jw cvcrythin~. Jw;t like Loaded, nslrn roof. full new. {Ser. 00340) power. white W j rt•d •73 Bulck, 4 dr, lmmac. MOTORCARS l t•atht•r 1nl ~r 1 or A/C, pwr-str. brk, lks, O'ELEGAHCE Sarriric1• at ~SOil, one · wind. Nu tires, lo ml, owner. 630-1710, 6:!3·92b-I. $2195. P.P. 644-2877; 626 W 17th SA S47 -!l2S-O ------ U>-0891 -Cad iS ElDorJt!o H .000 76 CAD SEVILLE miles. Mint, Com11lt>ll! 73 Buick Estate Wgn, Sih·er with rro interior xtras $7300. Call 642·~9 loaded. Xlnt cond. New Only 20,686 miles . 7 6 Cl'E DEVILLE palnL :n,ooo mi, $3200. C986NAD) &M-8768 '"" Very clean. Lo nules MOTORCAR 640-&IS4 •n Buick Electra, cust 2 dr lmrdtop, Cull pwr & D'EUGAHCE '72 EL l>OHADO. dark air. Nu Ures. Xlnl cond. 626 W 17th SA S.17 ·9250 brown, loaded, like new. ~g. owner. $2300. Cit.II 1973 Cadillac Coupe 52.850 oriit ml, uskinc 7 :8'2-1549 $3350. 968-4888 or 84.2·4435 ' Dc Vi lle, rull pwr, 1'erry '74 Apollo, 41M ml, clean, AM/FM stereo, light sen· - most xtras. $2600. or or-Unel, dlx appls. Excep· '72 CAD Xlnt cond. i7~t · fer. 497.3205 tionally clean. $3500 or rru. 1 ownr. $2100 ' '68 GS.& Convertible. bst ofr. 833-0481 Call 516·3:r15 - Hersl 3 spd, (nds work) '70 Cad. All power, low '77 Se,·illc, Jo:ided, hkc SlOOO. 646-3't79 mUes. runs good, Clean new. D<:mitai.!.c Brown. · Inside and out. $1800. 10.000 mi's. $13,500. Clas.suted Ads 642-5678 8TIM564 IFulJertoo) 998-2285. 72 SD\' Lo.1t1l0J . Sh:1rp' '72 Impala. 4 dr St-d:in. l'lll'W Im•:; & !irks. $1!*15 xlnt Ci>nd. AM fl'~l -----------t }-'IH:\I. 962·6ll2~ :.kn•o, tape, $1595 Uays, 1--------- ---. .1 XI 586·9119,cves.541-3269 •71Ch W XI t d 77 Cpe DcV1 le. nl ---ev. ag. • n con 2·dr )thr uphol. lo mi. <.•tmd. 19,000 mi''<. SJ-:LL idle items wilh a $1400. Fully eqwp. Call Xlnt eond. $3995 or bsl Sfl, 100.2! I ~3-Daily 1'1lot Clai.sificd Ad 997-2805 af~ 6. ofr. 968·3015 Alltos. Hew HOO Wot.Hew 9800 Autos. Hew 9800 Autos. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S. • • . ~-# 1 BUICK DEALER----..... Bauer Buick in Costa Mesa 2925 Harbor Blvd., Just South of the San Diego Freeway Wh.at doe.s it take to be. Orange County.'s # 1 Buick Dealer? Real honest bargains like these! BRAND NEW 1978 BUICK LeSABRES "Family size cars at Family Prices" ~-Coupes & Sedans ~~~), YOUR CHOICE . Fa<twy-•··tu" $7437.95 $ 0 s1038.95 DISCOUNT SALE Price foct0ty Sugge1ted lut $7362.95 sg&3.95 DISCOUNT +tax & lie. (s.ll. 8049J(S.. 102967) 1s11i eo1111s.. 1020061 YESI IUND NEW 1·978's Yes! These cars have air conditioning and. • • Power steering, power brakes, auto. trans., tinted glass,'tilt wheel, Dix. wheel covers, steel belted radial wsw tires, etc. ... NOT JUST 1 BUT 31 IN STOCK NEW SHIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. RAINBOW OF COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM WHILE THEY LAST! ALL PRICED AT $6399 •4 WAYSFOBUYI• CASH PRICE • • • • • 31 IN STOCK $6399 •••• YOUR CHOICE ••• ONLY s395 dn CASHOfl • TRADE fvl e.ot11 pra $6399 p1ut m l lk. $39 5 dowft, $17' 63 ,,., -"'!Ot-4l~Oll~ <Ndlt. Def.Nd ~I price It um .um ll.0944 TERMS fvll coth price $63 99 plv1 loll & Ile. $2000 dti. c:o4' ot Trod.. $131 . .SO s- -"" fw ... "'°"1ths Oft oppro-1 '1•dll. D•f•rr•d poy-At ptlce h $1312. AN 13.°"- LEASE ............. . ~s or ComtrMrdol CloMd &Id i-t.. 36 mot. No obligotlon to luy ot end of • • i.cn.. With ClflP"0"9Cf Credit. .. s1411s •••••••••• ONLY MO. Check the so-called ~77 close-out prices and compare! NEVER HAS THERE BEEN A BETTER TIME 0 TO PURCHASE A lfAUER BUICK THAN NOW! .A.~ .. An Con ~ to P'lior W.. All '1kfl "'1• Tea & l.Jceft,.. hlcfl Good llv11 I 0·~0.77 A DMtloA of aa.,., Motott - KEEP THAT GUATGMmUNG WITH GINUINI GM PARTS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P.M. Exe.pt Sunday 'tJt 6 p.m. 2925 HARBOR BL 979-2500 MISSION VIEJO IMPQllfS .. ....... \( ....... , ,. ·-.......... . 83 I 1148 49.S· 1704 '"'"' .. ••• .• ~ ... "'"9>•·~--.. '71 FORD PINTO, Aut.O ••h-••-c-.. ,..._. w;good mileage. Ne~ batt& brks. Call 968-368k '76 GRANADA Ghia, ., loaded, lo ml. Sale or SDrClft 74 •••CNt •. take over .1lse. SH9 mo. 27M ml. A/C, auto, IL bt Nodwn PP. :-.45·3650 $'2200646-9233 ; ·75 Fort! Gran Torino '74 Runabout, Nice i~ llrou&ham. /\/C. P /B, tcrior, radio, healel\ 1'1S, Al\1 1Fl\1 ster eo good body. Desperal«I tape, lo milt!age, xlnt $1300.494-1675 • rond. S369S. &.a I 4894 ·74 Squire Wagon. gf '64 F'alron. Xlnt running cood. Low mileage. eond. Rblt <-ng. Must sell. SSl-5092 SS40iofr. 752"7438 '75 RUNABOUT Auter, i3 Torino Spart Deluxe. cl_ean, mech pert'. $1~ 4-t,000 rn1, Air. lthr uphol. f.)rm. 631·2149 • $l2.00. 962 ~ '74 wgn, FM, air, to) '71 Coonlr)' Squire wgn. shape. $2200. 752-161~ XJnt rond. Stereo, AC. olc.714-833-4669 · PW. 6·W!1Y seat, 9 pass, PfymDuth 996i M1 r h tires. l owo r. ••••••••••••••••••••• SI07Siofr. &H ·7'000 1975 Plymouth Sport F\.117 ·11 SQUIRE W~o. PiS. three seat station wagoit- Pi B. A;C, 4 spkr. stt"reo. A Daily Pilot executive Rt>:ir air shocks. l ownr. car, \clean Is careJul~ ruooo mi S1495 $46-11301 maintained. Air conl • UQn.iiu:. 119wer steerin • '63 I' ALCON Needs work. pawer tailgate. tlnl Best ol(er. ~lass remote cont rel 847-573:> mirrors, r ear s eal 1964 Country Squire $425 S..18·6809 llpeaker & luggage racic. Priced to sell at $2,195: See in Daily Pilot pari~ Ing lot, 330 West Bay S~l Lincoln 9945 Costa Mesa, or ca" ••• •••••••••• •••• ••••.. 6'124321 and ask Rick Of ·ro Linroln, ,::ood cond. Oscar In the fleet garaq Nu brakes. $750. or for more lnf'ormaUon. - ~torrer. 642-9879 •73 Fury. u ,OOOmi's. R/JI: 1968 LIN COLN, AC. PS/PB, air. vin to' leather, 1 ownu, SllOO. $1950. 963-42.M • · 494·9M4 •m Barrac..ada, 6 cyl ena: Manrick 9947 P /S, nt!w ba lt, goo1 • • • •• • •• • • ••• • • •• • • • • •• cond. $950. Pb ~5849 GRABBER '73 Super aatfac 9'6 clean, priced for quick ••••••••••••••••••••• sale! Many extras. '76 Formula, sUver, b* &W--0906 canopy top. Fiii/A~ Met-cury 9950 'RcauU!ul. $4500. Gr3ctj ••••••••••••••••••••••• bus: 751-0268 ..J ORANGE COUNTY'S '71 Pontiac Bonneville ab NEWEST . power, aood cond. $1i51l LINCOLN-MERCURY 541-08.11 ~ Dealership is now OPEN • RAY FL.ADEIOE l.969GTO. Run'aareat., LINCOLN-MERCURY $800. tu.2 ~ 16-18 Auto Centi!\-Dr. P.P. 'l SD Fwy-Lake Forest exit Private Party; _ i IRVJNE '76 Pontlac Flrebh"c! 130.7000 Formula, tilt wbeel~ •---------• power windows, Powti PRICE LOWERED steering, automatic, all Only $2400. $400 under AM/FM stereo-a trac low Blue Book. •7e Mon· mags & lo-lo miles . tego ~1X. can arrange tteam puff I! $5600. Catl terms. 642·4945 7Sl·3681 or 646-9303 •• Must sell this week lor Mack Klng. o1 '75 Comet 6, 2 dr, P /$, '6S PonUac Catalina P/B. auto, a.Ir, vlnyl roor, Uon Wagon, Gd coo 31.000 mi. $2495. $495/besl offer. 963-4071• 979-9881 • tt ..... talMJ 9952 .................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• V141A'7' '76 MUSTAHG II HATCHIACI White/blue top le decals. SSpee.d tram., radk> et,; Whltelnterforw/bucketa Onl7 •lovea mtiul le console. Extra clean: C054ROO) l~ 16.231 miles. (510PCU). ONLY $3295 J. ~ i!1:sf:g1.ec:fi at Cort HOW AID CMwr•ti '4S.366f DovelcQuaUSt.a. 1 'SS Hardtop. Xlnt cond. V..S, !htpd. SU.7$. 830-7022 NEWPORT BEACH 1• IJMI l6 Frid..iy. Oc.!Obur 28. 1977 : I IYERSITY s~~~~~d LEADS AGAI ! ORANGE COUNTY Olds111oltile Dealer FOR THE 1977 OlDSMOBILE MODEL YEAR • BRAND NEW 1978 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS S•REME AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIOM~OWER STEERING-POWER BRAKES CAM WE IUILD OHi FOi YOU7 01.DH YOUIS TODAY! -l -~ ,. • FINAL 1977 &MC TRUCK CLOSE-OUT SALE 1h TONS • l/4 TOMS • 4 WHEEL DRIVES • RALL YE WAGONS • CUBE VANS • SPRINTS • 6500 SERIES CAB & CHASSIS TAKE YOUR CHOICE . : (5) Brand New $ '77 GMC V2 TON · WORK TRUCKS (531121) (6291'42) (530896). Longbed Pickups VS. automahc, dual tanks. pwr. steering. heavy duty pwr. brakes. heavy duty chassis, gauges & stepbumper. Plus T8JC & License (3) Brand New $ '77 GMC % TON WORK TRUCKS 53 17091 (531660) (531684) (531720) (531693) LonQbod Pickups VS. automatic. dual tanks. owr steering heavy duty pwr brakes. heavy duty chass1~. gauges & stepbumper. Pius Tax & License Plus Tax& Lioense 172 PONTIAC 175 OLDS 115 CHRYSLER '73 CHEVY M.A.UIU W .A.GOH SAF.A.RJ W .A.GOH 98 IEGEHCY COIDOl4 4 Door. Air cond.. AM stereo. full With air oond., ~ vlnyt top, pWr. aaets & ' Power. 60/40 spht pwr. seats. cruuse windows. AM/FM stereo. radial tires & t:ontrol. vinyl top. Loaded! (929T00). rallye wheels. (306MCGJ. With automatic trans .. air cond .. oower . 3 seat. With air cond., pwr steenng & steerino. power brakes. radio & heater. . brakes. radio. heater & luggage rack (4S lJEV) i (536FTF). · 51377 5 1977 TAKE YOUR CHOICE· MAKE .s.-~7..--J_ OFFER ._ I - '72 OLDS cun.Ass SUPlEME COUPE '72 OLDS 98 COU .. E 173 DATSUN 610 WAGON With air conditio n ing, radio and heater. (716HNW). 174 GMC SPRINT With rNff. Windows. steering & brakes. .AM/FM stereo. air cond.. vinyl top, heater & tilt wheel (615FWA). 173 CHEVROLET WAGON · MAL B A' d . · · t t' d h •With oower steering, power brakes, With automahc. air cond .. vinyl top, pwr I U. tr c o n 1tlo ning, au oma IC, ra to, eater, A M /FM stereo & tap o and ai r steering. radio. heater. custom interior & pwr. steering & pwr. brakes. (461 JEV). cond1t1oning. {45925UI exterior. (329GIG) .:· 51677 51977 '72 FORD '73 OLDS PltinO CUTLASS surlEME With automat ic t ransmission, air With automatic trans., air oond., YI vinyl oondllloning, radio. heater anti low lop, radio. heater. p0wer steering & miles. (106GBKl pawer brakes. (856SRL). .. 51777 5247 .. '73 HONDA COUPE 4 speed transmission. r adio & heater. (7 42JOI). $ $99.00 dellvers on approved credit. 36 months at $69.98 per rronth. Cash price is $1977.00 plus tax & llce,,se; deterred price 11 $2638.00; APR Is 14.55 . 53777 '76 CHEVY CAM.A.RO Black on black. Only 12,000 miles. Air cond .. automa11c. v..a. radio, heater & rallye wheels. {348NZF). SAYE "77 PLYMOUTH VOl.Altl WAGON With air oond.. AM/FM f'ldlo. cruise control, luogage rack. custotT) lnt./e>et .. pwr. steering & brakes. (622431) 54777 '77 DODGE PICICU, V-s. autonwtlc. pOW&r steering & brlhee. radio. heater & white spake wheels. Only 6.000 miles. (1Ga3899) . s4977· .2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 .u ................. -............. ··-.. ..-....... 0.-... 10 1 I - I ,. l l DJ 6 DAIL v PILOT Friday, October 28. 1971 All remaining •77 Chryslers and Plymouths must go! Brand New •77 Cordobas, Furies, Volare 2 doors and 4 doors, wagans, Voyagers, every one rolling out now at ~y $ OVER FACTORY INVOICE NO GUESS WORK, ALL INVOICES ARE ON THE WINDOWS! DON'T MISS THIS GRAHQ SALES EVENT! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON BRAND NEW 1978 CHRYSLERS ...::::'I ..... ~ AND PLYMOUTHS! GIANT SELECTION OF CORDOBAS, LEBARONS, VOLARES, FURIES, TRAIL DUSTERS, ARROWS, CHRYSLERS, SAPPOROS! FA•ULOUS VALUES! FOR FLEET SALES INFORMATION CALL 546-1934 DEPENDABLE SERVICE YOU CAN COUNT OH, WHEN YOU HEED IT. ATLAS CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH SERVICE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 7:00 A .M. TO 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY, 8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. CHECK OUT THESE FINE USED CAR BUYS, ALONG WITH MANY, MANY MORE ··········· 1 68 FORD TORINO V-8, automettc. air conditioning, power steering. power brakes. radio, heater. v;h!lewall tires (XOA570J 177 PLYMOUTH FURY v-a. automatic. elr cono111onlng.' Power sl'ei)ring. Power brakes. radio. heater, whitewall tires. vinyl roof. (RH41G7A 131181) 5 3795 IRAHDHEW '77 PLYMOUTH TRAIL DUSTER "4 WHEEL DRIVE0 V-8 engine. automatic transm1ss1on. t1nled glass. rear bench seat. deluxe trtm. AM radio removable hardtop. Trail Ouster Sport package. chrome style wheels. power steenng. 6100 GVW package. Ser. #AAOBE7S171212 56895 '71 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V-8, automattc. air condrltoning. POwer steering. power brakes, radio. heater, wMewall tires, vinyl root. 1111 wheel. (045FZMI ------ ·•75 FORD ELITE V·8 automatic. air cond1tronrng. POWer steering, power brakes. radio. vinyl rool. ( 496SLRl 53295 '77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE V-8. automatic. afr oond1t1oning. power steering, pQwer brakes. radio, heate<. vinyl root (870RSV) 54095 '77 CHRYSLER CORDOBA V-8. automatic. air conditioning, power steering. pQwer brakes. ·power windows. AM/FM radio. heater. whitewall trres. vinyl roof. (956RSPJ 55295 174 FORD WAGON V-8, automatic. air conditioning, pawer steering, power brakes, radio, heater, whllewall tire&. (574NZEJ 5 lft-5 - 1 72 PONTIAC GRAND VILLE v~. at*>matic. air conditioning, power steertng. power brakes. power windows. AM/FM stereo radio. heater. whitewall tires. vinyl roof. tilt wheel. (968RXOl 51195 173 PLYMOUTH SCAMP v.e., au1or!Wic, afr conditioning, poW'81' steering. Power brakes. radio. heeter. whitewall tires, vinyl '°°'· (5 78SPO) ,. 51695 \ Huntington Beach Fot•ntain ~Valley EDITION VOL 70; NO. 301, 4 SECTIONS, .U PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, OCl'OB-ER 28, 1977 A f ternoon r N.Y.Stoeks TEN CENTS Navy Cool to Seal Beac~ Airport By BOBEllT BARX Ell Of IM 0.ll'f Piiot St.ff An official at the Seal ~each Naval Weapons Station indicated today that the Navy is less than enthuslastio about plans to locate a proposed general aviation alrport oo the base. Commander Thomas Hogan, executive officer of the station. said. the Navy has not received any details about the proposal. "But from what we read in the newspapers, we would look un- favorably on the plan," he said. A proposal to develop an airport for small private planes on the station, just west or Bolsa Chica Street and Bolsa Avenue in Seal Beach, has been advanced by a Huntington Beach homeowners group. Orange County supervisors this week heard a report on the propo!ied airport and ordered a 00-day study. Hogan said that the nfr- port plan was not feasible and indicatCd that it may not be safe. He said that the Navy main· tains ammunition magazines in the general area and that land that appears to be vacant serves as a buffer zone as a safety feature. Hogan said the Navy stores about any kind or weapons "that yo~ can imagine," ranging from s mall arms to large ammunition for warships. including missiles. Reports have surfaced sporadically that nuc-lear weapons were located on the base but Hogan said he was not at liberty to comment. The base sprawls over 5,000 acres and is owned by the federal government. Hogan said that every acre is being utilized for various purposes. Representatives of the Hunt- ington Beach HOME Council in- itialed the plan to build an airport at the location to a~com· modate growth in general avia- tion and to relieve pressure on the Orange County Airport. Thev also said that a new airportmightsolveadilemmafor Valley Victim ·Slain the city oC Huntington Beach con- cerning a controversy over Meadowlark Airport.. Residents have caml>ah!ned for closute o! the private airfield at Warner Avenue and Bolsa Chica Street because of what they tenn sa!ety and noise prob- lems. Huntinlrton Beach City Council members earlier this year em- • (See AIRPORT, Page A2) • Death Sought For Man HALLOWEEN DANCERS -These dancers will be among the entertainers at this -weekend•s Fountain Valley Halloween carnival. From left are Eddie Baker, Sherri Francis, LeeAnne Corboy, Oscar Diii' ,., ... suo ~ Sandoval and Wendy McGinnis. They'll perform at the carnival at the caly Reereation Center. Carnival is part or city Halloween f cstivities that include 10th an. nual parade Saturday. Witehes 'Up in Air' By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of-0.U.,Pi!IMSUff Jerry Peter Fiori, one or four alleged conspirators in tbe murder of a Fountain Valley man in Newport Beach, faces the death penally in the criminal proceedings pending against him. Fiori, 41, or 19822 Brookhurst SL, Huntington Beach, made bis initial court appearance Thurs- day in the Harbor Judicial Dis- trict Court, where Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Dave Carter told Judge Selim Franklin he will be seeking the death penalty for Fiori 's alleged part in the murder. Carter said he would not be making a capital case against the three other alleged con- spirators, Debra Ann Ad~ision, 24, ot the Brookhurst Street ad- dress; Anthony Marone Jr., 23, of 10212 Merrimac Drive. Hunt- ington Beach, and Raymond Steven Resco, 28, of the same ad- dress. Fiori was arrested by Costa Mesa Shooting Mesa police Tuesday on suspi· cion of possession of nearly three pounds of cocaine. Police found tbe illicit drug when they started to question Fiori about. his car which matched the description of an auto seen leaving the scene of the mur der early Saturday morning. Fiori's three co·defendants were arrested early Wednesd~ 'morning by police who s aid they traced the trio by tile car's registration. The four are accused or paTlicipating in the shooting death of Stephen John Bovan, 36, who died outside the El Ranchito restaurant, 409 28th St. early Saturday morning. · They have all been held without. bail since their arrests and in Tbursdlly's municipal court a~p eai6nce, l udce Franklin continued that no bail t ulinl!!. The four are currently being held in Orange County J ail pend- ing their return to Judge Franklin's courtroom on Thurs- day at which time their attorneys are expected lo appeal the no bail ruling. They ore expected to be arraigned during that c<>urt ap. pea ranee. Carter told J udge Franklin be will seek the death ·penally for Fiori because the native New Yorker had a prior murder con- viction. Carter, one or the District At-· torney's specialists in prosecu- tion o( murder cases, did not elaborat~ on that charge. However, local investigators allege Fiori was convicted or murder in a F lorida case. Further details on that case were not immediately available. The three men arrested ln the case are all originally from New York and New Jersey and there has been some speculation that they were tied to mobsters oa the East Coast. • Investigators from Newport Beach bave repeatedly declined to eommftlt on the possJbillty tho three hue Malla cotmt.Otioas. <See DEATH, Page Al) Fountf"in Valley Bans Group Fro"!' Parade By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of U. o..rr Pllet Sutt A Hollywood witches group is miffed over a Fountain Valley Lions Club decision not to allow them to take ~art in Sat.urda 's Halloween parade along Brookhurst Street. Some church women last week protested the Lions Club's open invitatioo to witches to ride in the parade. Recreation Center. Johnny Profit, a country western s inger. and his daughter, Melissa. the current Miss California, will be the grand marshals. Victim's Gun "Unloaded Tbe decision bas left witches up in the air and up in arms. They may atill try to attend the event.. Dennis Moore, a sJ)okes man for some witches. in Hollywood. said he had hoped to bring at least one woman who claims to be a witch ••io a positive sense" to the Fountain Valley children's Halloween parade. Lions Club officials dropped their effort to1>ffng-.. r~al. honest to ·goodness witches" lo the parade as a result of the outcry. One Fountain Valley woman, Bridget Erwin. bas promised to be on the lookout with her friends to make sure no witches show up Saturday morning. The 10th annual Halloween parade will be held from 10 a .m. until about 1 p.m. from the Slater Avenue-Brookhursl Street lo· tersection north to Heil A venue at the Fountain Valley 1'fan Sought Four.·Women Face · .HB Sex Charges · Undercover police arrested four women ln a downtown Hunt- ington Beach residence Thurs- day n\gbl on prostiluLion charges. · · T he suspects, Louise Kathrine Donovan, 25, of 1029 Park St., Huntington Beach, and Anesta Ruth Jones, 24, of Laguna Beach were arrested in Miss Donovan's home on charges or pimping and ,BB Factory Burglarized Thieves broke into a ·Hunt- ington Beach roll ha n:ianufac· turinglfirm Thursday night and stole ~ 000 worth or supplies and I equipm~nt, police reported. Al Hobrecht, owne r or llobrecht. Enterprise s, 15662 Commerce Lane, told p olice tbleves took 10 tons of steel tub-• tna. a chain and a compTessor from a storage area. Hobrecht s aid the burglars p'robnbly used a company fork lift to loa4 the equipment Into a large true'\ !\ometime after, 4: 30 I p.m. Thursday. ' I r conspiracy to commit prostitu- tion. • Also arrested at the residence on charges of conspiracy to com· rnit prostitution were Katherine Leigh Cole, 22, of Costa Mesa. and Lauren Nolene Ross, 24, of Westwood. Huntington' Beach police Sgt. Larry Cain asserted he and three other undercover police officers were offered two hours of sexual favors, food and drinks for $800 from the women. Cain sald warrants are now out · tor the arrest of a maJe suspect in, connection with the case. Posing as "Johns·• or pros· titulion patrons, the three Hunt· ington Beach officers and one Newport Beach lawman arrested the women at about 6 p.m. The arrests capped a two.month in· vestigation of the alle ged prostitution ring, Cain sa Id . Huntington Beach Jail officials .sajd Mi ss Donovan, Miss Jones and Miss Cole were released to- day on their own recognltance pending arraignment in Wesl Orange County Court. Miss Ross is scheduled to face arraignment proceedings today In West Orange County Court on an earlier prostitution chaqtc, of· ficials sald4 Streets .along-Brook'hurst Street will be closed to through traffic from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., city officials said. Slater Avenue eas t oC Brookbursl Street will be closed..- Ward Street from Slater A venue to Warner Avenue and Warner /\venue Lo Brookhurst Street also will be closed for most of the morning and early afternoon .. Brook.burst Street north to Ed· inger Avenue will be closed for the duration 0£ the parade. ·Properly Tax Relief Backed SACRAMENTO (AP) -As· s em bly Speaker Leo McCarthy and one of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's top advisers are talking compromise these days, saying they 're willing to drop a key plank in Brown·s property tax re· lief plan. "We have got to perform on this s ubject," McCarthy said Thursday in an appearance with Roy Bell, Brown's finance direc· tor. By MICHAELPASKEVICH OI Ille Oe"r rt• Stitt Costa Mesa police said today that the man shot to death Wednesday night by Newport Beach police threatened the of- ficers with an unloaded shotgun. Michael W. "Wayne" Nabb, 21, of 133 16th St., Co.5ta Mesa. WIU killed by two police gunshots after he allegedly brandished a shotgun be had been hidlng in his pants. Costa Mesa police are In- vestigating the incident, which occurred about 10:45 p .m. Wednesday near the intersection of old Newport Boulevard and E. 16th St. in Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa police Lt. George Lorton sald today there is con- mcting testimony from about a half.dozen witnesses to the fatal shooting of Nabb. Lt. Lorton said some witnesses agree with police claims that Nabb pointed the unloaded shotgun at officers. Others say Nabb was only pointing the shotgun into the air. Accordlng to police accounts, the incident began at about 10:30 p .m. in the parking lot of Delaney's Restaurant in Newport Beach. Nabb allegedly tried to .rob two patrons at knife- point, but. the pair fled and Seller Cuts? 'Amateur' Surgery Probed NEW YORK <AP) -Investigators are looking in· to allegations that a medical supply s ales man performed surgery al two Long Island hospitals, the New York Daily News reported today. The newspaper said that although orthopedic sur- geons were in the operating room in each instance, the salesman allegedly implanted an advanced pros- thetic device which he helped develop. The nature oC the d evice and the s urgery were not revealed. The investigations are being conducted by the stut c Asscmbly':J Medical Practices Task Force and the Suffolk County dis trict attorney 's office, accord· jng lo the News. The oper ations allegedly took place at Smithtown Gcnl'r:1l Hospit <ll und St. John's Episcopal Hospital, both m Smithtown. A spokesman for Smtthtown '<;«>ncral dcnJctl tho allegations, and spokes men for St. John's refust'<l comment. • • .. I . • Newport Beach p01ice were sum· mooed. -.Police said t.be Yellow Cab Company was contacted to de- termine if Nabb might have been picked up by a cab driver. Lieutenant Lorton said this is normal procedure when a -SUS• peel is last seen on foot. Nabb later was spotted on loot. in Costa Mesa by an unidentified. driver for a local cab company. The driver alerted police, and Newport police officer Robert O'Neil confronted Nabb at the in- tersection or E. 16th Street and old Newport BouJevard. Nabb al· legedly turned ovef' a knife to the officers. Lt. Lorton said the cnbbie warned Officer O'Neil that Nabb was concealing a second weapon. As officer O'Neil backed oft lo radio for support, Nabb allegedly pulled the shotgun from beneath his clothing. Police said the weapon had been hidden under Nabb's loose fitting shirt, with the barrel extending down rus pants leg. Lt. Lorton said Newport Beach p atrolman Bob Stephens and Sgt. Robert Gatewood arrived al the scene within seconds. With Nabb holding the shotgun in view or the policemen, police reportedly commanded him to ''drop the gun.•' When he faHed to do so, all three officers fired at Nabb, who was struck in the head and chest. He was pronounced dead al the scene. Lt. Lorton.said policemen fired six rounds at the 21-year·old rob· TuVSchools Set CanUvals Hallo ween carnivals are scheduled Saturday at two area schools. The Parenl·Teacher Council al Sm ith School is ~ponsoring a c;irnivnl from 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. The i;chool as located at 770 17th St.. Huntington Beach. A nothcr carnival is slated from .lt a .m. to 4 p.m. ~t Westmont S c hool, RS41 Holl Ave., We!\tmlnstcr . Both events feature booths and games for youngsters. bery suspect. The police weapons have been confiscated by in- vestigators w ho w ill r u n bal1istics tests to deter~ine which of the officers fired the fatal shots. Costa Mesa police will continue 1 (SeeTHBEAT,PageA2) Third lmnate Dies in Cell LONG BEACH (AP) -A man found dead 1n his jail cell was the third inmate to die here in less than a month, officials say. Police isaJd Thursday that Josel>h E. Waselewsld, 47, suf- fered from emphysema. They listed his death Wednesday as natural pendln& results o( an autopsy. Coroner's lnqulries are pend· ing into the earlier deaths or James B. Lucas, 48, and Gary W. Beckering, 19, Police say the two may have had access to drugs stolen from the poUce locker by inmates in September. Coas t We ather Mostly cloudy through Saturday with slight chance or light r oin. Cooler. Lows to~t. in the sos. Highs Saturday 66. INSIDE TODAY Tricks to fi71di11g botmtcd houaea olong tha Orot&g1 Coost and treats to be found m two community theaters nezt week. ore de&crlbed cm P.oge CJ. lade x A2 DAILY PILOT Friday. October 28, 1977 Prince .Charles Mobbed by ProtesterS SAN FRANCISCO <AP} -R~p\tblkan Committee, which . The cable car ride, JVhi~protmers. Ameriea world headquarters for Escorted by m ore tha n so coor4in~ Ule protest again.st began his second day In lfie San speclttor, Ra y mond a tour wid planned later to visit helmet-clad riot police, Britain·s treatment ot Jrtsb prisoners ln Francisco Bay area, traveled nth, 28, s aid "The look on f"1i.herman's Wharf. Prince Charles s tepped off a {'8· EngUsh jails. About hair the slowly down the steep hill as hun-C rlie's face was hke has por· .. . . . . prince Thursday with pickets, signs and a procession of hearses al two different receptions In his honor ble car at t he foot of Nob Hill to-throng appeared friendly. dreds of people, many or them ridge had gone cold ·· Charles fa r:;t night rn the ar<:::a day and-waded through hundreds However, the Irish activists cheering. ran a1ongs1de. The No physical cotlfronlalaons .,., ;.is marked by protests, .too, but of angry anti-British protesters were loud and highly visible, car-prince smiled and waved back. were noticed beLween the dem-he. managed. to k~ep his com- who shouted, "Stop the torture." rying signs which read , "Charles The smile faded, however , at onstrators and the billy club· !>osu re Thur~day night, r emark. . About 1,000 people swarmed the Vampire of Wales," and the end of a short trip when he wielding poli{'e. Officers said ing ~tone pomt on the go~ man. Al the home of the British con- s ul In the exclusive P aeJfie Heights district, several hundred protesters sbo~ted "stop the tortu re" as the prince's motorcade arrived . around the prince, but not alf "The Clockwork Brit: Wind it stepped off the cable car and there were no arrests. ners of the demonstratort>. were members o{ the lrisb and it murders children... became the vocal target of ,lhe The prince e~tercd the Bank of. Demonstrators gr~eted the 'Payebeek Bite Senate Views SS Tax Bill WASHINGTON IAP> - Legislation that would put an un- precedent Lax bite on the 104 million Americans who have Social Se<:urity taxes wilhl\eld from their paychecks is heading to the Senate after winning House a pproval. (Table, Page 1\4) A Senate vote on a similar bill could come ns early as next week. On Thursday. the House passed, 275 to 146, Its version of legislation to increase the tax for every worker covered by the pro- Fro• Page Al AIRPORT ••. barked on action designed to dose Meadowlark but later re- considered and formed a corr.· mittee to attack problems. The first committee meeting is sdleduled in city hall on Nov. 2. Mark Porter , pres ident of HOME Council. said the lnillal Navy reaction could be an. ticipated. He said local Navy officials are not io a PQSition to make a policy decision and that the eventual de· c ision wou l d come from Washington. Spook House Set Up by HB Theater Horrors! That's what's in store for youngsters and adults visiting t b e Hun H 11 g t 011 Be a ch PlayhoUM'I flrst ~µal Spook House, startf~ toqf&hl Jnd r:un, ning through SundaJ'. ... • If you want to mMt Chewbac- ca, an actor featured il'I the hit movie "Star Wars" and get the bejeezus scared out of you by cos- tumed Huntington Beach Playhouse l"Qembers, the place to go is Store No. 10 in the Seaclift Village Shopping Center at Main Street and Mansion Avenue. Hours are 6 to 10 p .m. tonight, 3 p.m. to midnight Saturday and 6 to TO p .m. Sonday night. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 ~ents for kids, who needn't be too frightened by such creatures and phenomena a s the Hangman's Tree, Dracula's Daughte r , bats, s pide r s, s keletons and a simulated cemetery. Playhouse members say they will guide tours and hold your hand. Man Beaten And Dragged SAN DIEGO (AP) A Superior Court Judge has ordered a Claremont man to undergo a 90-day state prison diagnostic s tudy for allegedly hitting another m an with a board and drag1ing him on a rope behind a tow truck. Judt'e Ben W. Hamrick or- dered the study Thursday for Eric William Helle, 23 . HI~ DAILY PILOT =""t'.~~~;'r. =·=::~ :-1:.:;. CAdl t!!:•"''"" c .... ~. ~ ... ..a1,...,~ ,.,,. "'6tlJ;d MofMUf tfttOtlOf\ ,-,IGe~ fOf Co\ltt _,,., Ht-.OOtf h ar". H\ff'fl""4~ lt4Kf\ ,Ot.lrl Ut" V11'•V. lrwt"•· ~dctl~a Y•U•l' •"4 ~"'"'" Sovl•OO•\I ""_'_1..,1 tio.. I\ pVbll\Md '411u"l•v• ..td ~V\ ,,,. .. ll'CI ... _1 ... 1"0 p!1•1 I\ " UO wt" ky Slr-"1, C9\t1 .\llit~. C.lhf91'"''•.,.'• . ...., ... ._ Pf•Stdtl\f4nd PVW1Wr JIC~ •• ~ Vk•Pretl"""l _Go_,,...,._. ,,_ •• 111n11 (Ollt" T-tAJtl-........ , ... Cdlw CM?lri"· .._ Ill< ..... ,. -AOUl•ftt Me,...+nq l!dttoo . ...,.,,_ w .. tO•-COU<lt• Cellor H4intlnaton lellCtlomci. llt1J8"•<"-""d -1111\tA•r~ .. " O.IOo1'11.m4 OfflcH ~.! tJ,<."· ;:'~~~~~~:'' ~••b<l~k 1111101 UlOll.ll'••"•"" '' "'" o .... ,,_.., 1'el•pflon• ('714)'°"4321 a..lflff Advettlalnt~ ...... Nerti\°''-°"""''""'-""''" 141-1220 ~ :1.!.0:,:.c~.:,,~"''~ =··~ Of 4ffTttl,\•Mt"li. PW,•lfll f'l"l'f M , • ..,H¥<•• •• ._.. .. , •• ,. .... t ,.,,..., •• , • ., ., ~It'll- $«-ctou """r. .. ,. •I Co••• *"• e..u,..,.._,. '"''<' •"•" "" ,,.,, .... u '9 '""'""ftf Mi it \A \0 ~t"tt l'f\IMl ''t Mllr ..... ta.#-hlf. gram. with the heaviest impact falling on upper.income workers. Their employers also would pay more under the House bill. A deeade from now, anyone earning 442.600 would pay mo1·e than three times as muc h Social Security tax as is now with· held. The tax would go from $965 Uus year ~.o~ m 1987. Someone earning $20.000 would pay $1,420, instead of S965. A worker with a salary of $10,000. would pay $710, up from $585. 'l'hc House.did not consider any change. in the benefits Social Security pays to 33 million peo. pie, including r etired workers and their dependents or sur- vivors, disabled workers and their dependents, and Medicare re{'ipients. Congress will probably enact hefty tax 1ncreases this year to keep the Social Security system from going broke. The syste m bas amassed SS.6 billion in deficits since 1975. Fro. Page Al DEATH ... Det. Sit. Ken Thompson said today his men are continuing their investigation of the murder conspir acy and its relationship to a Newport Beach investment firm known as Prasadam Dis· tributors, Inc. The four prin· cipals of the firm are alleged to be members or· the Laguna Beach Hare Krishna Temple, although temple officials say the four bave,not b6en active for at least a year. Three of the four pnncrpals in the {'ompany, Joe Davis, J oe f'edorowski and Roy Christopher Richard, are apparenUy being sought by police who say the three men may .have lert thP country. The f ourth membe r of Prasadam is Alexander Kulik, 28. who was arrested las t Satur- day by Orange County Sheriffs deputies who alleged they found jars containing 1.1 pounds of nearly pure "China White"' heroin on the floor of Kulik's Stutz Blackhawk ca:- Kulik had been parked for several hours in a Mission Viejo parking lot when merchants became suspicious and called the deputies to the scene. Kulik was booked into Or ange County jail and held on $500,000 bail on suspicion of possession of heroin for s ale. Detectives estimated the heroin could have brought more than Sl million when cut down for street s ales . Kulik, in his initial court ap· pearance Thursday was denied a bail reduction, although that de- nial is expected to be appealed today in Orange County Superior Court. Police speeulatc that Bovan was murdered after a dispute with Marone, Resco and Fiori over some alleged cr iminal deal- ings including embeulemenl. ex· tortion and narcotics trafficking. The trio had been hired by the Prasadam quartet to recover some embezzled funds and were allegedly instrumental in saving Kuli k In August after he was kid· napped by Bovan and held for $1.00,000 ransom. That kidnap- ping was never reported. Police allege th at the Pras adam quartet offered a "re- ward" for locating Bovan. They s ay they are still probing the nature of that reward. Clash Erupts Over ~ark Bill WASlliNGTON (AP ) -En- vironmen\al groups clashed with skiers and Walt Disney Produc t ions Thurs day over adding California's Mineral King Valley to Sequoia National Park . Disney vice president James L. Stewart told a House Interior subcommittee that congressional approval of the park bill would foreclose the possibility of his or any other company ever develop· Ing the national forest lands In the valley for skiing . Instead, Stewart said Disney favors going ahead with the original U.S. Forest Service plan giving the compnny permission Lo develop a year·ar ound resort ser ving up lo 8,000 visitors dally during lhc .ski season. "" w1 .. ...,.1o KIDNAP VICTIM Maurits Caransa Terrorists Kidnap Millionaire AMSTERDAM . Th e Ne th e rl a nd s <A P > -A millionaire Dutch businessman was kldnaped early today as he left a night club, and a telephone caller claimed West Germ an ·s R<.'d Army Fa{'tion terro rist s:roup was responsible. Witnesses s aid about five pers ons s ubdued Maurits C1.1ransa, 61, after a stuggle out· side the Continental Club, where h(' had been playing bridge, and forced him into a car. Caransa owns a chain of hotels and clubs in Holland and is prominent in J ewish activities. Supporters of the Red Army F action also c laimed responi:.1b1hly for bombings to day of West Germ a ny car ~howrooms. two 1n Milan one in Rome, and the bombing of a German engincerin~ company office in l.Jsbon. No inJuries were reported Callers told police the born~. like others that damaged West German property across Europe last week. were planted t o avenge the Oct. 18 prison deaths or three leaders of the German terrorist underground -An· dreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin and Jan·Carl Raspe. Omcials said the deaths were suicides. A German .speaking man ra il e d the Am s terdam newspaper llet Pa rool and told a switchboard operator: "We ar e the Red Army Faction. We have Car ansn. You will hear from us." Dutch police are holding a m ember or the Red Army Fac- tion, Knut Folke rts. 25, on murder c harges H e wa s arrcsll'd following a Sept. 22 shootout al Utr eeht 1n which a policeman was killed He is also wanted for terrorist activities in West Germany Caransa has extensive prop· ertaes an Holland, about half of them in the hotel and cater ing in- dustry. Three years ago. he re- Ject ed a bid by a British concern to buy his pr operties for $40 million. Ile is married and has one grown daughter. It's 'Home Buying,' Not 'Buying Home' The Huntin gton Beach Chamber of Commerce is s ponsoring a h.lgh school essay contest aimed at promoting the 1 m portance of buying at home. The topic will be, "What are the advantages to me and my family for buying in Huntington Beach." In a previous article In the Dai· ly Pilot, the topic was incorrectly listed as bu)"ing a home. It should have read, buying AT home. Ralph IGser, the chamber's ex· ecullve director, said the purpose of the contest is to help the youth of the nation to over- come economic Illiteracy. ''We are trying to do something worthwhile and e ducate youngsters on how the city gets revenues," he said. Leases Auctioned ANCHORAGF., Ala&ke <AP> - The oil and gas industry bid more uwo $400 mlllion dollars Tb~ day as the tnt.erior Department auctioned offshore leases In Alaska's COOk Jnlcl. • Storm Dousing North By The Associated Press A hefty, winter ·type storm s weeping o ut fro m Alas k a marched east across the Pacific today. spun oCf welcome rain into far Nothem California and was expected to come as hore by evening. in addition, the Sierra was ex- pected to receive significant snows, good news in the second straight year of drought. There were further welcome tidings with the indication of a secon,d storm giving. birth over the Pacific rigbt behind the cur· rent depression. National Weathe r Service forecaster Max Caldwell said that while ''l'm not predicting the drought is broken" the origin of the storm implied at least a brief return to the usual wlnter s torm pattern. For two years, pola r -born ~Horms have been shunted to the cast b)" persistent high pressure before they could come south to fi ll reservoirs and pile the moun- tain s nowpack for s pring runoff. The c urrent storm , said Caldwell, was several hundred miles o ffs hore between Washington and San Francisco at midmorning and moving easterly at about 35 miles an hour. "We'r e expedlng this to move through the Bay Area at about 5 o·clock," said Caldwell. "We're calling it over all of Northern California down to Fresno." Coastal winds will get up to -10 miles an hour, he added. '"It's good news," he s aid. "Of course, we can·t expect any one storm to say it's going to break the drouAhl. but we should get ~om c pretty good snow!\ in moun· lain area.-; ·· Towering waves whipped by · the winter storm crashed into the central Oregon coa~t today, gut· ting the lounge of a motel at DePoc Bay and wrecking cars. No inJuri~ were reported. Surf Frees 30 JI' easels FORT BRAGG (AP) I\ surge of stormy ocean water broke apart docks at the mouth or Noya River here today, knocking free ;ibo ut 30 f is hing and pleasure boats, the Coast Guard said. The guard said two c ut- te rs were attempting to round up lhe loose vessels. It was not immediately determined If any boats had s unk or if there were any injuries when the big swell surged into the small harbor about 300 miles north of San Francisco. Huntington's Forecaster Sees Rain The driules that dampened West Orange County Thursday registered only a trace of rain on J . Sherman Denny's gauge. But DeMy, the city's unoCficial weatherman for the past 30 years or so, says he may indeed have' something to m easure in his backyard weather recording setup by Saturday afternoon. ''This is pretty early in the season, but il is a pretty good· possibility we will have some rain, .. &a)ls the former general man ager of the Huntington Beach Company. Mother Nature may be water- ing your patio plants and Cront yard landscaping.for you as ear- Jv·as Saturday niornlnR, he ~ald. F,....PageAJ THREAT ... an investigation into the shoot- ing. Information will be turned over to the Orange County Dis· trict Attorney's office, which will determine lr the shooting was justified. . Storm Alarms Racers 8 v ALMON LOCKABEY o.lly l"llot tt.ff Wtftff LA PAZ -Tbe 25 yachts in the Long Beach to La Paz race were racing a hurricane rather than each other today, b1.1t neither race was going very fast. A ripple of alarm ran through this Baja Calirom la fis hing re- sort Thursday night when it was reported that a hurricane was building 300 miles south of Caho San Lucas and headed on a northeast~ovn-e-forth,--+• cape. Unless it diminished or changed course, it was expected to reach the cape by noon today. * And when last heard Crom at 8 a.rri. Thursday, the lead yachts in Hie race were becalmed about 40 miles north of the cape on the Pacific side. Merlin and DrlCter reported 24-hour runs of about 90 miles and were becalmed about" five miles apart with Driller in the lead. ~ The yacht Shearwater out of San Francisco reported she was abandoning the T&ce but gave no reason. It was u s umed she wu taking refuge al Magdalena Bay about 130 miles north or Cabo San Lucas. Three other yacht.a falled . to report, presumably be<!ause Of • radio trouble. t The calnt ahead or the storm appa rently spread over a -tde area as the la.st yacht in the neet was r eported about 200 miles behind lhe lea.dens. Al midaftemoon Thursday in La Pai there were occa.sloaal wind squalls followed by a flat calm that prevailed d1'ril\g the night and Friday morning. .. IC the calmconUnues there was • litUe c.hance lbat either Drifter or M e rlln wo~ld bhak the elapsed time record of six days, four hours and 10 minutes for the race. The first boat would have to finish by 4:10 p.m . llNNIJ1U~ lqlf :l'ftllY AIJ'l'HOIUZl~I) a1~1~ -. ,.-------------, He,..'s just on• of the 1 I out1tancfing vaJue5 I I KENTON MANOR I I $ J ~::~. ft. I · I '='°..=" I "" I A11lrontl-ll't'fon, 11e11c orotoctod. Reslsta I ' I Well .nd ~I hiding, J :JYJ,~ .... l} ... !8--:--~---------· ~1· ~~· :·"' .. ·· ... ~·:/· '1 ,,'I.;'~ ...... ~"'~ ... ;.t'fi .~ ., ,od:ri..u..', ~ ~ ...... .,.~,,Jo, • -,;J..,..,... ...,,..~.~ ~~ SALE ENDS...:.NOV. 1st ::~-f ·1,,.. DEN'S '*ca;:,iii :i:. : : iiiSii!litiiiR: "custom drap11ri11s 111. NO 1'~" • · 1 · linoleum • wood floor .. I Irvine EDITION VOL 70, NO. 301, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALI FOR NIA . . FRIOAY, OCTOBER 28, 1977 Today's Closing N.Y.Stocks TEN CENTS . Prince Charles Mobbed by Protesters SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Escorl~d by moce than 50 helmet-clad riot police. Britain's Prince Charles stepped off a ca· ble c.ar at the foot oC Nob Hill to- day andwaded through hundreds of angry Ahli-British protesters who shouted. "Stop the torture." About. 1,000 people swarmed :iround the prince. but not au were members of the Iris h Republican Committee, wbicb coordinated the protest against. . . treatment of Irish prisoners in English jails. About half the throng appeared friendly. However, the Jrisb activis ts were loud and highly visible, car· rying signs which read, "Charles the Vampire of Wales," and "The Clockwork Brit: Wind 1t and it murders children." The cable car ride, which began his second day in the San Francisco Bay area. traveled slowly down the steep hill as hun- ·Seary ·Poeins Dana Kids Describe Halloween By JACKIE HYMAN OI • 0.lly P'llet St.a1t Spooky white mists that float through the air. strange winds that make candles flicker inside J> u m p k i n s .••• o 1 d ow 1 s scretthing... • That's how students at Richard Henry Dana Scnool in Dana P oint describe Halloween. Fourth, fifth and sixth graders submitted poems about Halloween to a contest. Grand prize was a $25 savings bond, with $10 first prizes, $S secood prizes and $3 third prizes. · "Goblins creep out of caves and hollow trees,/ Witches fly through the air . jiggllnJ their bony knees" wrote fourth grader ValeTie Tripodi, who illustrated her entry and took the grand prize. , BiJly Santley won fi.rsl prize in the fourth grade with a poem in which be bad aacary dream. "One spooky angry night/I saw something very strange and white. /lt floated above me in mid air /1 felt so scared when it touched my hair" begins his poem. Sixth grader Tracy Fitzgerald, who woo first prize at her grade level, entiUedher poem 0 1•mNot Scared." She said she puts on a brave front when she sees spooks "Although deep inside I know they know tba\ I'm really scare4 butitdoesn'tshow." Second arufthird place winners were: Tanya Phillips and Sunni Clauson, fourth grade; Scott. (.See POEMS, P•ge A2) Grand Jury Probes Solon Info Leaks W ASHlNGTON (AP> -A federal grand jury is investigat- 1 n g whether a member ot Congress leaked information to South Korean intelligence of· ficials, Rep. Clement J. Zablocki said today. A published report said the Mesa Police Say Victim's Gun Unloaded By MJCHAELPASKEVICB Ol Ille o.lty Pllet St.tH Costa Mesa police said today that the man r;hot to death Wednesday night by Newport Beach police threatened the ot .. ficers with an unloaded shotgun. Michael W. "Wayne" Nabb, 21, or 133 16th St • Costa Mesa, was I killed by two police gunshots after he allegedly brandished a "shotgun he had been hiding in his pants. Costa Mesa police are in· 4'CSUgating the Incident. which occurred about 10:45 p.m. WedJJesdoy near the intersection of ora Newport Boulevard and E. l6th St. In Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa police Lt. Oeorge (Ste THREAT, Pase Al) target of tbe probe is Rep. EdwardJ. Derwlnskl <R-lll.). Zablocki chairman of the House International Relations Committee, said the con· gressman being investigated is suspected of almost thwarting a South Korean diplomat's defec· lion to the United States by warn- ing the South Koreans that. the diplomat wu about to defect. Zablocki, a Democrat from Wisconsin, said he was not told the member's DJlme. However, a n article. in today's Wtil Street Jouroal says the target. of the probe is Derwinslci. Zablocki saift t he article was accurate on other aspects he was famlllar with. Derwinski, ranking GOP member on the committee's panel investigating South Korean activities in the United States, i!-1· sued a statement saying he would withhold comment on the news account. "I do not. have any information as to the source or the allega- tions," Derwtnski said. "Jn view or the ongoing investigation II io; npproprltate that J withhold :iny comment on the alleg3tions st this time." Later asked about whether he told any South Koreon about lh1• defectlOI\, he said, "l deny that · Rep. Donald M. Fraser <D· Minn.). chairman of the lnterna- • <See LEAKS, Pa1e A2) I dreds of people, many or th~m ch('cring, ran :.ilongside. The prince smrk'<I and waved back. The ::;mile faded, however. at the end of a ~horl trip wh en he stepped off lhe cable car and became the vocal target or the protesters. A s 11cctator, Raymond McGrath, 28, said "The look on Charlie's race was like his por- ridge had gone cold." No J.>hysical confrontations were not.iced between the dem- onstrators and the bill y club· wielding police. Officers said ·there were no :irrests. The prince entered the Uank of 1\rner ica world headquarters for :i tour and planned later to visit Fisherman1s Wharf. Charles' first night in the area was marked by protests. too, but he managed to keep his com- posure Thursday night. remark· ing at one point on the good man· ners of the demonstrators. Demonstrators grt1eted the prince Thursday with pickets, :-.igns and a procession of hearses at two diiferent receptions in his honor. At the home of the British con· 1wl in the exclusive Pacific Helghls district. several hundred protesters shouted "s top the t orture" as the prince's motorcade arrived. · 'l't_le demonstrator~ organized b y the Iris h Republican Committee, claim lrish prisoners are tortured in British jails. They threw leaflets r eading "Prince or Torture" at bis car, snd carried banners reading "Stop the Torture Charlie," and ••Brits Out ot Ireland." They also put 13 mjniature black coffins in the stre t Ui front of lbe residence. Death Penal(y Sought Capital Case Pressed in-NB-Slaying By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI U.. 0•111 Piiot St.tit Jerry Peter Fiori, one of four alleged conspirator s in the murder of a Fountain Valley man in Newport Beach, faces the death penaJty in lhe criminal proceedmgs pending against him. Fiori, 41, of 19822 Brookhursl St., Huntington Beach, made his mitial court appearance Thurs- day in the Harbor Judicial Dis· trict Court, where Deputy Dis· trict Attorney Dave Carter told Jud~e Selim Franklin he will be Stonn Hits North State With Rain By The A.~sociated Press A ht•ftv, wmtl'r-type storm ~Wct?p1ng vut from Alaska marched east across the Pacific today. spun off welcome rain into far Nothem California and was cxpt-t•tcd lo come ashore by I'\ C'nlni:,. Jn addition. the Sierra was t'X· vccted lo n :<:t•1\'t' s1gn1fi<•ant ~ows, ~ood news 1n the second ~a1ghl year or drought. There were further welcome tidings with lhe indication or a second storm giving birth over the Pacific right behind the cur· rent depression. National Weulher SC?rvice forecaster Maic Caldwell said that while "rm not predJchng · the drought is broken" the origin of the stonn implied at least a brief return to the usual winter storm pattern. For two years. polar-born storms have been shunted to the east by persistent high pressure before they could come south to f ill reservoirs and pile the moun· tain snowpack for spring runoff. The c urrent storm, said Caldwell, was several hundred miles offs h ore betwee n Washington and San Francisco at midmorning and moving easterly at about 35 miles an hour. "We're expecting this to move through the Bay Area at about S o'clock," said Caldwell. "We're calling it over aJI of Northern Calirorniadown to Fresno." Coastal winds will get up to 40 miles an hour, he added. "It's good news," he said. "Ot course. we can'l expect any one storm to say it's going to break the drought, but we s hould get some pretty good snows m moun· tam areas." seeking the death penalty for Fiori's alleged part in the murder. Carter said he would not be making a capital case against the three other alleged con· spirators, Debra Ann Addision, 24, of the Brookhurst Street ad- dress; Anthony Marone Jr., 23, of 10212 Merrimac Drive, Hunt- ington Beach. and Raymond Steven Resco, 28, of the same ad· dress. Fiori was arrested by Costa ·Mes a police Tuesday on suspi· cion of possession of nearly three pounds· of cocaine. Police found the ilUctt drug when they started to question Fiori about his car which matched the description ol an auto seen leaving the scene ol 1he murder early Saturday morning. Fiori's three co-defendants were arrested early Wednesday morning by police who said they traced the trio by the car's registration. The four are accused of participating in the shooting death of Stephen John Bovan, 36, who died outside the El Rancbito Vengean~e Move? Terrorists Kidnap ·notch Millionaire AMSTERDAM, The Nt•Lhcrla n d ' (t\P > -A m illionaire Vulch bu-.111l ~sman was kidnaped early today as be left a night club, and a telephone caller c laimc.-d wc..,t German's Red Army 1-'action terrorist :group \\as n•:-.ponsibtt< i\ caller la1cr tll'manucd thal Queen Juliana atxJwatt•. W1tnc~scs s aid about five pe ~son s subdued Maurits Caransa. 61. after a stuggle out- side the Continental Club, where he had been playing bridge, and forced him into a car. Caransa owns a chain or hotels and clubs in Holland and is prominent in Jewis h activities. Supporters or the Red Army F a c t i on a l s o c l tt i m e4 responsibility for bombings to- day of Wes L Germany car showrooms, two in Milan one in Rome, and the bombing of a German engineering company office in Lisbon. No injuries were r eported. Callers told police the bombs, like others that damaged West German property across Europe last week, wer e planted to civcnge the Oct. 18 prison deaths or three leaders of the German terrorist underground -An· dreas Baadcr, Gudrun Ensslin and Jan-Carl Raspe. Officials s aid the deaths weresujcides. A Ge rman-speaking man c a ll ed th e Amsterdam newspaper Jlct Parool and told a switchboard operator: ''We are ·Talks Resumed VAN NUYS (AP) -Negotia· tions resumed today in a contract dispute that triggered a walkout by 4.100 Unitc0 Auto Workers at the General Motors plant here. A,.WI ....... KIDNAP VICTIM Maurits Caransa the Red Army Faction. We have Caransa. You will hear'from us." Dutch police are holding a member of the Red Army Fae· lion, Knut Folkerts. 25, on murder charges. He was arrested following a Sept. 22 shootout at Utrecht in which a policeman was killed. He is also wanted for terrorist activities in West Germany. Caransa has extensive prop- erties in Holland, about half o! them in the hotel and catering in· dustry. Three years ago, he re• jected a bid by a British concern to buy his properties for $40 million. He is married and b as one. grown daughter. Irvine ?rojects Weighed Funding Proposals Topic of·StUdy Session The Irvine Clty Council has de· c\ded to rethink proposals for m ethods to fund new roads an<l other capit al projects needed to service new development in the city. t\ !itucl y se'>s ion is to be scheduled to cfrhate whether the money should come from : l ) /\ ~y-;\l'mc; development charge th.1l would I :i>c developers 1 'j of one vcrcc•nt or lh<' cs ti ma led b1111fl1nj,' permit '-Ulualion or their prOJe< L-; 2 ) f\ rcol t'<.lat.• lr:mi.fcr t:iic oo r x r h ;1 11 g t' ~ u f r> r o p e r t y OWOI' rsh1 p. The i.vi.l<'ms dcvelopmt'nt. char.:1• looked l1kt· ,1 shoo tn un til n council ml·1·1rn~1 this week in which two or 1\!l thref' hnckcrs on thv ~·oundl w<·rc ,1hsPnt. Councilman David Sills was vacationing in Hawaii. Coun· crlrnun John Rurton was 111. So Mayor Bill Vardoulis found him self on the short e nd o( o new 2 I majority Tuesday, sadly nd· visin g fellow council members Gabriell<' Pryor and Mary /\nn c;aido, "Go tihrad and do what you wont, you've got the votes." The women favored a real ('SI ate trnnsfcr tax to collect revenue to help 11tty for new ronds. traffic signal!\, C\t'Wf'NI. ~tnd pohce <ind fire prolrct1on to servic(· new 'kvclopment. Rather thsn npprovc the dt"' vcloprr ·s fee, which the full coun· r1I wns expected to do. Mrs. Ga1do nn'1 Mn •. Pryor voted to ~;tudy the rrnl <'!>h•lPtransf<'rla>c. The new council majority of . ·-.-.:• . two argued that a systems de· vclopment charge would add to. the price of housing, since de- velopers would pass it on to . buyers. Vnrdoulii; agreed, but said the ('Ost. was .small -about $250 OX· Lr:i per home. Mrs. Pryor called the develop. rnent charge "a huJ!e mis· take ... tacking Of\ another cost to housinJ(." VnrdouUs argued thnt a de· vplopmcnt t hnrge would be more fnirly collected. because it would ~o into u fund exclusively togged for cn1)llal Improvements needed for new development Property taxes, Mrs. Pryor countered, arc assessed portly io do that. restaurant, 409 28th St. earty Saturday morning. They have all been held without bail since their arrests and in Thursday's municipal court appearance, Judge Franklin continued that oo bail ruling. The four are currently being held in Orange Count.y Jail pend- ing their return to Judge Franklin's courtroom on Thurs- .day at which time their attorneys are expeded to appeal the no bail ruling. They are expected to be <See DEATH, Page AZ) Yachts Try To Outrace Hurricane Bv ALMON LOCKABt:Y o.llf P'u.t staff 'lltrl\"' LA PAZ -The2S)'$.Cbts in the Long Beach to La Pu race were racing a hurricane rather than each ot.ber today. but neither race was going very fast. A ripple or alarm ran through this Baja California fishing re· sort Thursday night when it. was reported that a hurricane was buildinge>o miles south of Cabo San Luca~ and beaded on a northeasterly cour~e for the cape. Unless it diminished or changed COW'Se, it was expected to reach the cape by noon today. And when last. beard from at 8 a.m. Thursday, the lead yachts in the race were becalmed about 40 miles north of the cape on the p acifi.c side.. Merlin and Drifter reported 24·hour runs of about 90 miles and were becalmed about five miles apart with Drifter in the lead. The yacht Sbearwater out ot San Francisco reported she was abandonmg the race but gave no reason. It was assumed she was laking refuge at Magdalena Bay about 130 miles north of Cabo San Lucas. Three olber yachts failed to report, presumably because of radio trouble. The calm ahead of the storm apparenUy spread over a wide area as the last yacht in the fleet was reported about 200 miles behind the leaders. At midaft.emoon Thursday in La Paz there were occasional wind squalls followed by a flat calm that prevailed during the night and Friday morning. Towering waves whipped by the winter storm crashed Into the central Oregon coast today, gut. ting the lounge oC a t:notel. Coast :b- Weather Mostly cloudy through Saturday with s ligtit c hance of light rain. Cooler. Lows tonight in the sos. Highs Saturday 66. INSIDE TODAY Tricks to finding haunted hw8e& along the Orange CO<l$t ond treats to be found in two community theate11 nert week. crt de$Cr1bed on P.ogc Cl. AZ DAIL V PILOT I f r1d,1y Oc1obt1r 211, 1977 Jn San Clemente Airport Opp~sed · . Briggs' Attack Navy Cool to &til Beach Location On Gays Hit By ROBERT BARKER OUM o.ur Piiot Slflf An oCCiclal at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station indicated today that the Navy is less than enthusiastic about plans lo locate a proposed general a viatioo airport on the base. Seat Beach, hns been advanced by a Huntington B eac h homeowners group. Orange Couoty supervisors lhis week heard a report on the proposed airport and ordered a 90-day study. Chica Street because of what· tbey tel'm safely 'Uld noise prob- lems. Huntinitlon Beach CltY Council members earlier this year em· b arked on action designed to close Meadowlark but later re- considered and formed a com· millee lo attack problems. By ANNE COOPER OIUleO.Uy PUeUYlff • Homosexuals are anti-life, an· ti-family, anti-God and anU- American and should not be al- lowed to teach in public schools, State Sen. John Briggs told San Clemente Republicans Thurs· day. But a member of the dinner au· dJence at the San Clemente Inn. who identified himself as a teacher, a Christian and a homosexu•l challenged the senator's statements. David Lennox said scientific evidence and religious tradition do not support discrimination ~gainst homosexual teachers. ''You could talk to me for 1,000 years and present all kinds ot evidence, and you'd never con- vince me, .. Briggs told Lennox. "What's right is right. and what's wrong is wrong." Briggs was in San Clemente campaigning for the 1978 gubernatorial race. He ls the first Republican to announce his candidacy. . -1n-r~d ?rn:rbumttnOlts campaign around social issues - principally his stand against homosexual teachers an.d in favor of a tough death penalty - because he thinks it will focus more attention on his candidacy. "I'm for lowering taxes, too," he said, "but I couldn't get 10 people to a press conference to hear me talk about taxes." Briggs vowed the electorate will have a chance to vote on whether homosexJ,lalS can teach in California public schools. "As a born-again Christian, I love homosexuals," he said. "I t~ll them they can do what they want to lo the privacy or their bedrooms. But when they stand in front o{ my children, .I musl act." Lennox, the self·P!Oclaimed p,.... P,,.e Al DEATH ••• arraigned during that court ap- pearance. . Carter told Judge Franklin be will .seek tbe death penalty Cor Fiori because the native New Yorker had a prior DlW'der con- viction. Carter, one of the District At· tomey's specialists in prosecu- tion of murder cases. did not elaborate on that~barge. However: local investigaton allege Fiori was convicted of murder in a Florida case. Furth.er details on that case were not immediately available. The three men arrested in the case are all originally from New York and New Jersey and there has been some speculation that they were tied to mobsters on the East Coast. investigators from Newport Beach have repeatedly declined to comment on the possibility the three have Mafia connections. Det. Sgt. Ken Thompson said today bis meh are continuing their investigation of the murder conspiracy and its relationship to a Newport Beach Investment firm known as Prasadam Dis- tributors, Inc. The four prin· cipals of the firm are alleged to be members of the Laguna Beach Hare Krishna Temple, although temple officials say the four have not been active for at least a year. Three oC the four principals in the company, Joe Davis, Joe Fedorowski and Roy Christopher Richard, are apparently being sought by police who say the three men may have left thA country. The fourth member of Prasadam is Alexander Kulik, 28, who was arrested last Satur· day by Orange County Sheriff's deputies who alleged they found jars containing l.l pounds of 11early pure "China White•· heroin on the floor of Kulik's Stutz Blackhawk car. O"ANQ! 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Mltl •I °"II flltu, C•ttfert\164 ,.,.ul•tl•" " (U tll t u M ~~,T~·~,M~~ -1111,1 .. 1111.,-, homosexual teacher , told Briggs and about 4-0 guests that scien· lific evidence shows sexual pref·. erence is established before a i:blld reaches school age, indicat- ing that homosexual teachers would not influence a homosex.- ual proclivity. "As far as sexual abuse is con- cerned, evidence shows that 75 percent of that is between men and young girls," he s aid. ''Irs not a gay problem." Briggs called hpmosexuallty a threat to the United States. He said the country is following the pattern of other great nations, falling into an era o( moral de- cay. Briggs, who bas a Fullerton in· surance business. gained na· tional attention when he cam· paigned with Anita Bryant in Florida against a ballot inlliallve prohibiting discrimination against hom05exual teachers. The senator has introduced a bill in the California legislature, which would allow school boards to refuse to hire ooenly horru2S.CX: ual teachers or teachers who ad- vocate homosexuality. 'RIGHT IS RIGHT' Candidate Briggs CommandeT Thomas Hogan, executive of({cer o( the station. said the Navy has not r~wed any details about the proposal. "But from what we read in the news papers, we would look un- favorably on the plan." be said. A proposal to develop an airport for small private planes on the atation, ju.st west of Bolsa Chica Street and Bolsa Avenue in Records Rlile Out Skeleton as Hoff a NE W YORK (AP > -A, check ot the missing union sk~tton found in thick un· '~eader's dental records, nown dei'brush in northeastern Penn-here from Detroit, ruled out any sylvania definitely Is not that or chance that the skeleton found former Teamsters President in two plastic bags Monday by a City medical ex.amin1!1: s aid to.-hunter inJionesdale .. £a. was day. that of Hoffa. Dr. Dominick Di.Maio said a · Hoffa disappeared in the sum· mer of 1975, and the FBI has Jong Cella Rejected In Retrial Bid believed that he was murdered. "A preHminary check of the dental records indicated it was not Hoffa," DiMaio told a new conference at hls office. Robert Jennings, coroner of Wayne County, where Honesdale is located, said he talked Thurs- day night with James P. Hoffa, son of the union boss who disap· peared in the summer or 1975 as he was mounting a drive to re- g 9in control or the Teamsters. A plea by Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr. for a reopening of the federal court trial that eoded with his conviction on multiple criminal charges was rejected today in Los Angeles Federal Court. Judge Matt Byrne, the trial jurist who sentenced Cella, 52, to five years in prison last year, re- jected without comment the de- fense argument that recently un. earthed evidence j ustified a new look at the federal case against the Santa Ana physician. The decision leaves Cella de· pendent on the expected ruling next month of an appellate court which has been examining Celia's appeal against his federal conviction on charges or tax Fr ... PageAJ THREAT ••• Lorton said todSly there is con· meting testimony from about a halt-dozen witnesses to the fatal shooting of Nabb. ~ Lt. Lorton said some witnesses agree with police claims lhal Nabb pointed the unloaded shotgun at officers. Others say Nabb was only poioling tbe shotgun into the air. According to police accounts, the incident began at about 10:30 p.m. in the parking lot ~f Delaney's Res taurant in Newport Beach. Nabb allegedly tried to rob two patrons at knife- point, but the pair fled and Newport Beach police were sum· moned. Police said the Yellow Cab Company was contacted to de· termine if Nabb might have been picked up by a cab driver Lieutenant Lorton said this is norm al procedure when a sus· pect is last s~n on foot. Nabb later was spotted on foot in Costa Mesa by an unidentified. driver for a local cab company. · The driver alerted police, and Newport police officer Robert O'Neil confronted Nabb at the in· tersect.ion of E. 16th Street and old Newport. Boulevard. Nabb al· legedly turned over a knife to the officers. Lt. Lorton said the cabbi e warned Officer O'Neil that Nabb was concealing a second weapon. As officer O'Neil backed ofC to radio for support, Nabb allegedly pulled the shotgun from beneath bis clothing. Police said the· weapon had been hidden under Nabb's loose fitting shirt, with the barrel extending down his pants Jc g. evasion, Medicare fraud and con· spiracy. Cella a nd co-defendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32, have been ordered to return to Orange County Superior Court Nov. 10 for a ruling on the changes of venue granted to both men. Lawyers for Cella and E vans are l'Urrently negotiating with the di:;tricl attorney's office in what are described by a defense attorney as "meanfogful plea· bargaining sessions." rr plea bargaining discussions fail, Judge H. Warren Knight will announce the location of Cella"s Superior Cour trial. Jt is expected to be San Diego. Evans, th e former ad· ministrator of Meccy General Hospital, Santa Ana, will also be tried in another county. The loca· tion of his trial will be announced when the Cella trial is in its final stages. Evans was also convicted in the federal court trial and drew a one y ear term from Judge Byrne. Both he and Cella are free on appeal. Fro• Page AJ LEAKS ••• " tional Relations subcommittee conducting the Korean investiga- tion. refused comment except to say he is the one who asked the Justice Department to "in· vestigate the security breach." At the White House. deputy press secretary Rex Granum said President Carter had no comment about the report. He said Carter was aware of the story but had not discussed it with Atty. Gen. GriCfin Bell. Zablocki said he was informed the information leaked to the South Koreans was that one of their diplomats told the House panel he planned to defect. The Wall Street Journal said U.S. intelligence learned of the leak and managed to get the diplomat and his family away from their home only 30 minutes hefo re South Korean Intelligence agents arrived to stop the de· fcctlon. It named the diplomat as Sohn Young Yo, a South Korean diplomat in New York City, who defected Sept. 16. The newspaper said a potential problem in prosecuting the case might be unwillingness by U.S. intelligence officials to reveal how they knew a congressman telephoned or talked to foreign agents. Seller Cuts? 'Amateur.' Surgery Probed . . NEWYORK CAP> -Investigators are looking in· to allegations that a medical s upply salesman performed surgery at two Long Island hospitals, the New York Daily News reported today. "He was very excited when he heard the age, heighL and hair color" of the skeleton, Jennings said. T he body was brought to the New York medical examiner's office because authorities here have better equipment and more experience in dealing with such cases. PIGEONS BUn RENO ARCHWAY RENO (AP> -Reno firemen are blaming pigeon droppings for an electrical nre which caused major damage lo the famous archway over Virginia Street proclaiming Reno to be the "Big· gest LltUe City In The World." The Thursday night fire was quickly doused. Officials suggested placing a screen over the sign to prevent future similar problems. Hogan said that the air· port plan was not feasible and indicated that it may not be safe. He said that the Navy maln· taios ammunition magazines in the general area and that land that appears to be vacant serves as a buf(er ione as a safety feature. Hogan said• the Navy stores about any kind of weapons "t.hat you can imagine," ranging from small arms to large ammunition for warships, including missiles. Reports have s urfaced sporadically tbat nuclear weapons were located on the base but Hogan said be was not at liberty to comment. The base sprawls over S,000 acres and is owned by the federal government. . Hogan said that every acre is being utilited for various purposes. The first committee meeting is scheduled in ~ily hall on Nov. 2. Mark Porter, president of HOME Council, said the initial Navy r eaction could be an· ticipated. • He said local Navy officials art> not io a position to make a policy decision and that the eventual~ c tsion would come frODJ Washington. 4Wo1nen Arrested •. On Sex Rap Representatives of the Hunt- ington Beach HOME Council in· Undercover police arrested itiated the plan to bulld..JUL.-four-women in a downtown Hunt-- airport at the location to accO!"· ington Beacb residence Tburs- modate growth in general avta· d ay night on pros titution tion and to relieve pressure on charges. the Orange County Airport. The suspects, Louise .Kathrine Thev also said that a new· Donovan, 25, of 1029 Park SL. airportmightsolveadilemmafor Huntington Beach, and Anesta the city of Huntington Beach con-Ruth Jones, 24, of Laguna Beacb cerning a eontroversy over were arrested in Miss Donovan~ .Meadowlark Airport. home on charges of pimping a.M Residents have camoai2ned conspiracy to commit. prostllu· foe closure of the private airfi~~ ion. a t Warner Avenue and Bolsa Also arrested at the residence Fr ... ras~A1 POEMS ••• Gelb and Jackie Kern, fiftb grade; and Donna Zannelll and Chris Ramirez, sixth grade. Fifth grader Barry Tovey. first prize winner at his grade level. took the most matter.of.fact ap- pro a ch to the holiday's significanc~. "I ean't wait till Halloween So all the spook.a can be seen. All the bat.s are in the sky With their friend.I fiying hiah. All the people are out at ni1bt Wlth the moon ahiniog so bright. And when it's all over That's the end of October.n Patients Curbed on charges of conspiracy to com· mit prostitution were Katherine Leigh Cole, 22, of Costa Mesa. and Lauren Nolene Ross, 24, ot Westwood. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Larry Cain asserted he and three other undercover police officers were offered two hours or sexual favors. food and drinks for $800 from the women. Cain sal<l warrants are now out for the arrest of a male swspect lo, · connection with lhe CMe. Posing as "J ohns or pros- titution patrons. the three Hunb- inglon Beach officers and one Newport. Beach lawman arrest.eel the women at about 8 p.m. 'Ib• arrests capped a two-month ln- v es U g a ti on of tbe alleaecl prostitution ring. C&io said. LOS ANGELES (AP) Metropolitan State Hospital will stop admitting patients to three acute•care wards today because of a sbortaie c4 psycblatrt.sb, the hospital's director says. Huntington Beach Jail officials •. said Miss Donovan, Miss Jones and Miss Cole were released to- day on their own recognizance pending arraignment. ln West Otange County Court. Miss Ross Is scheduled to race arraignment proceeding& tocUlY in West Orange County Court. o6 an earlier prostitution charge. of? ficials said. r"H-;;;:;~;r:~e-oTih:-1 I ou htanding values I I KENTON MANOR I I $1295 I I --y,o. ,.. I I =:.:::r I I Antt00.,.nylon. stollo p101o<ited. Rtalata I 1 weer Ind llOll hiding. .I .. ____________ _ SALE ENDS-NOV. 1st ( The newspaper said that although orthopedic sur- geons were in the operating room in each instance, the· salesman allegedly implanted an advanced pros- thetic device which he helped develop. The nature of the device and the surgery were not revealed. The investigations are bein g conducted by the state Assembly's Medical Practices Task Force and the Suffolk County district attorney's office, accord· ing to the News. ~DEN'S ,a14u:iiisiiilitiiin:·custom draperies · The operations allegE>dly look place at Smithtown General Hospital and St. ,John's Episcopal Hospital. both in Smithtown. A spokesman for Smithtown General denied the allegations, and spokesmen for St John's refused comment. ·' linoleum • wood floor ;Laguna/Soot~ Coast ED I T ION I Afternoo n N.Y.Stoeks I I 1 VOL. 70, NO. 301, 4 SECTIONS, '4 PAGES _ • ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA F RI DAY, OCTOBE R 28, 1977 TEN CENT~1 .Prince Charles· Mobbed by Protesters1 SAN FRANCISCO (AP> - Escorted by more t han so helmet-clad riot police, Britain's Prince Charles stepped off a ca· ble car at the fool of Nob Hill to- day and waded through hundreds Qf angry anti·British protesters who shouted, "Stop the tort ure." About 1,000 people swarm ed around 'the prince, but not all wer e me mber s of the Iris h Republican Committee, which coordinated the protest against, treatment ot Irish prison ers in E nglish j ails. About. half the throng appeared friendly. However, the Irish activists were loud and highly visible, car- l'ying signs which read, ''Charles the Vampire of Wales." and "The Clockwork Brit: Wind it and it murders children." The cable car ride, which began his second day"in the San Fr ancisco Bay area, traveled slowly down the steep hill as hun· dreds of peo11le, many of them cheering. ran alongside. 'fhe prince s miled and waved back. The s mile faded, however, at the end of a short lnp when he stepped off the cable car and became the vocal target or the protesters. A s pectator , Raymond McGrath, 28, said "Tho look on Charlie's face was like his por· ridge had gone cold." No physical conCrontations were 11oticcd between the dem· onstrators <Hid the billy club. wie lding pohce. Officers ~aid ·there were no arrests. The print•<.• rntcrctl the Bank of Am erica world headquartt'rs for <1 tour and plannt.'<i later to visit Fisherman's Wha rf. Charles' first night in the area was marked by protests. too. but he mana~ed to keep his com- µos ure Thursday night, remar k· ing at one point on the good man· ners or the demonstrators . Demonstrators greeted the 1mnce Thursday with pickets, :1 1gns and a prt><:ession of hearses at two different receptions in his honor. Al the home of the nritish con- l'U I an the exclusive Pacific Heights disti:Jct, several hundred µrotcsters s houted "stop the t orture" as t h e prince's motorcade arrived. THE DE MONSTRATORS, organ ized by the I ris h Republican Committee, claim Jril>h prisoners are tortured In British jails. They threw leaflets reading ''Prince of Torture" at his car, and carried banners reading "Stop the Tortu re Charlie, .. and ''BrJts Out o( Jreland." They also put 13 m iniature black coffins in the street in front c>£ the residence. Death.· Penalty Sought Capitat -c~·e Pressed in NB Slaying restaurant, 409 28th St. early By JOANNE RE V OLDS Of, ... O•••r Pllol Sl•fl seeking the death pena lly for Fiori':. alleged part in the murder. pounds· or cocaine. Police found the ilhc1t drug when they started lo question Fiori about his car "h1ch matched the description of an auto seen leaving the scene of the murder early Saturday morning. Saturday morning. .1 ___ ..... ,. ~;-...,....._. __ . . -.... · .. .,..~ .... ,, .. , ....... _ .... ..,._,..._ ... ·--~-:::-.. -'.-.;~..;_...:._;-.:· ~-.... ...,..~ ...... --"":::-~ .... -~~-:;::---.. .. ··----~·-...., ; __ ......,.._._--f': .... _..,... _-==_:_~-:::-~y~-- .• --~t t ~.: --• • ~ .. ·---···. Seary Poems Dana Kids Describe Halloween By JACKIE HYMAN OI tlW Oalty PllOt Stall Spooky white m ists that float through the air. strange winds that m al<e candles nicker inside pum pkin s ..• o l d owls screeching ... That's how students at Richard H enry Dana School in Dana Point describe Halloween. Fourth. fifth and sixth graders su b mitted p qem s about H alloween to a contest. Grand prize was a $25 savings bond, with $10 first prizes. $5 second prizes and $3 third prizes. "Goblins creep out of caves and hollow trees,/ Witches fly through the air . J!ggling their bony knees" wrote fourth grader Va lerie Tripodi, who illustrated lier entry and took the grand prize. Billy SanUey won first prize in the fourth grade with a poem in which he had a scary d ream . "One spooky angry night/I saw som ething very str a nge and white./Jt floated above me in mid air /l felt so scared when it touched m y hair " begins his poem . Sixth grader Tracy Fitzgerald, who woo first prize al her grade level, enUUed her poem ''I'm Not Scared." She said she puts on a brave front when s he sees spooks "Although deep inside I know they know that I'm really scared butitdoesn'tshow." Second and third place winners were: Tanya Phillips and Sunni Clauson, fourth gr ade; Scott (See POEMS, Page A2) Restaurant A.gain Hosts Sclwol Team By STEVE MlTCllELL Of"-o.llr ,.l._. Stall The m enu consist ed of the usual hotcakes. sausage, eggs ~d coffee. Nol listed on t he bill of fare were tbe wisecracks, game politics and red houton· leres. . _ _.. ..... Harry Moorr'threw his annual om ecom tng p r e-gam e breakfast at t h e Cottage B estaura nl this mor ning for about 65 Laguna B~ach High m ore hotcakes on their syrop- covered plates. "So this NFL referee tells the coach that il he would start look· ing after his team instead of look- fog after the clock , they might play better," one coach guf· fa wed. Players discussed a n ews re· port of a recent coltfUct between t wo local schools over a woman (See TEAM, Page A2 ) J erry Peter Fiori. one of four :Jlleged cons pirators in the murder of a Fountain Valley man in Newport Beach, faces the death penalty in the criminal proceedings pending against him. Fiori, 41. of 191i22 llrookhurst St.. Huntington lieach, made hts initial court appearance Thurs· clay in the Harbor Judicial 0!5· trict Court, where Deputy Dis· Incl Attorney Dave Carter told Jud~e Seljm Franklin he will be Yachts Try To Outrace Hurricane Rv ALMON LOCK AB EY LA PAZ -The 25 yachts in the Long Beach to La Paz race were racing a hurricane rather than l':tch other today, but neither rat•c was going very fast. A ripple of alarm r an through •this Baja California fishing re- sort Thursday ni~hl when 1l was n•ported that a hurricane was building 300 miles south of Cllbo San Lucas and headed on a northeasterly course for the cape. Unless it diminished or changed course, it was expected to reach the cape by noon today. And when last heard from at 8 a .'in. Thursday, the lead yachts in the r ace were becalmed about 40 miles-.north~J the cape on the Pacific side. Merlin and Dr ifter reported . 24-hour runs of about 90 miles a nd were becalmed about five miles apart with Drifter in the lead . The yacht Shenrwater out of San Francisco reported she was abandoning the race but gave no reason. It was assumed she was taking refuge at Magdalena Bay auout 130 miles north of Caho San Lucas. Three other yachts failed to report, presumably because or radio trouble. T he calm ahead of the storm apparently spread over a wide area as the last yacht in the fleet wus reported about 200 miles behind the leaders. Al m idafternoon Thursday in l,a Paz there were occasional wind squalls followed hy a Oat calm that prevailed during the night and Friday morn In!(. H the calm continues there was little chance that either Drifter or Mer lin would break the elapsed time record of six days, four hours and 10 minutes for the race. The first boat would have to finish by 4;10 pm. Carter said 11e wouJd not be making a capital case against the three other alleged con· spirators, Debra Ann Addision, 24, of the Brookhurst Street ad· dress; Anthony Ma rone J r., 23, of 10212 Merrimac Drive, Hunt· ing ton Beach, and Raymond St even Rcsco, 28, of the same ad· dress. Fiori was arrested by Costa Mesa poli ce Tuesday on suspi- cion of possession of nearly three BB A rre st 1''1ori's three co-defendants were arres ted early Wednesday morning by police who said they traced the tr io by the car's rcgis trut1on. The four· are accused or participating in the shooting death of Stephen John Bovan, 36, who died outside the El Ranchito Laguna Resident Faces Sex ChiJrge Undercover police arresterl four women in a downtown Hunl· ington Beach residence Thurs- day n igh t un prostitution charges. The suspects, Louise Kathrine Donovan, 25, of 1029 Park St., Huntington Reach, and Anesta Ruth Jones. 24. of Lagun a Beach were arrested ln'M1ss Donovan's home on charg1.·s of pimpinR ancl conspiracy to commit prost1lu· lion Also arrested at the residence on charges of conspiracy to com- mit prostitution were Katherine Leigh Cole, 22, of Costa Mesa. and Lauren Nolenc Ross , 24, of Westwood Huntington Beach police Sgt. Lar ry Cain asserted he and three other undercover pol ice officers were offered two hours of sexual favors, food and drinks lor $800 from the women. C:1in r ,1M \\;irr;ml.~ an.• IHI"' oul tor tho arrest of a male suspect in. conncct1on with the case. P<1sing as "Johns" or pros· titulion patrons, the three Hunt· 1ngton Beach offi cers a nd one Nt•w purt Beach lawman arre'lled lhc women at about 6 p.m. The arrl's h capped a two-monlh in- V l's l 1 ~a t1on of the alleged vro~lltut1on nng. Cain said. ll untln~<m Beach Jail officials said Miss O<>novan, Miss Jones and Mis:. Cole were released to- day on their own recognizance pcndinA arraignment in West Orange County Court. M 1ss Ross fs scheduled lo face arrai~nmenC proceedings today in West Orange County Court on :m earlier prostitution charge, of· fac ials said. Four Lagunans Nab Burglary Suspect Laguna Beach police a rrived ::il a Lower Cliff Drive apartment Thursday night where four men were holding a burglary suspect for them. Officers arrested transient Donald E. Goans on suspicion of burglary after the 20-year-old was allegedly found wih booty from an apartment at 267 Lower Cli ff Drive. ·Talks Res~ed VAN NUYS (AP) -Negotia· lions resumed today in a contract dis pute that tnggered a walkout by 4,100 United Auto Workers at the General Motors plunt here. Dennis Page told police he te· turned to his apartment with I h rec friends at about 7: 30 Thurs- day evening and found a trail or his belongings leading from the apartment out to the streeL The puzzled quartet said they followed the trail of more than I wo <1117.en spilled stereo cassette tapes to a van at the curb. The trail of Page's belongings also included clothing and other stereo g<'ar, poice said, a nd final· ly "a pair of trousers with shoes attached lo them, under the v:in." · 'Police said Goins was attached to the trousers and shoes. and the four men detained the m an and called police. • cbool coaches, players, heerleaders and songleaders. T he restaurateur, who has oste.l the breakfast bashes for be past 11 years, hustled around aking sure everyone had heap- ng plates(){ scrambled eggs and ull coffee cups. Briggs,_ Teacher Clash Goins wus to be booked into Orange County Jail this morning. on churge~ or burglary a nd for t'ighi ouU.landing warrants on the man. Meanwhile. Page anct his bud· cltcs rcturm'd the cassette tapes, cloth<'!!, a turntable, speakers nnd a half gallon or wine to the ap<art mt'nl. Discussion ranged from how adly Laguna would beat Dana 'Ila toni ght, to the coffee drink· ng habits o{ a coach. "Gees, how much cream are ou going to use?" someone sked assist ant varsity coach enc Motway, as the coaeh ured equal amounts of cream d coffee into hls cup. "You mus t have lived i n urope," someone else quipped. "Yeah, why don 't you go ac~?" a Lhlrd laughed. Ch.er'lcaders in learn swute.rs nd aklrta chattered all at once al voral tables tn a n adjacent m , as football players heaped Battle Over Homosex uality in S an· Clememe By ANNE COOPER Ol1119o.14yN ... St.ft Uoroosexuals are anti·llfo, an- ti· fa m Oy, anti-God and anti- Amer ican nn<l should not be al· lowed to leach in public schools, State Sen. John Briggs told San Cle m ente Republicans Thurs. day. But a member ot the dinner 1.tU· dience at the San Glemcntc Inn, who Identified himself as a teacher, a Christian and a homosexu al c ha llenged the senator 's statements. D avid Lennox saJd scienU!lc evidence and rellgious tradition do not s upport discrim1nul1on against hom~ex ual teachers. "You could t alk to me for 1,000 year!! an<t pr1·1-1·nt all kinds or evidenc<', and you'cl never con· vince me." Briggs told Lcnno>e "Whal's right is right. anti whnt's wronf(is wrnn,.:" Driggs was m Sun Clcmcn\o <' n m p a I g n 1 n ~ r n r t h 1• l 9 7 8 ~ubernatorial rat·<' lie h lhc fir!i t fkpubllcnn to unnounc1• hi\ csnd1dacy. . Briggs snul he 1s hu1ldlng his <-tl mpo.ign around sodol issues principally his stJnd a galnst homosexual teachers and in favor or a touj!h death penalty . hccause he thinks it wall focus more attention on his candidacy "I'm for lowering taxes, too, .. hi' suid. "but I couldn't gel 10 people to :.a press conference to hear me talk nbout taxc~." Briggs vowed the electorate will have fl <'honce lo vote on whether homos<'xunls can teach m Colifornia public schools ' As a born lli:(ain Christian, l love homMCXUOI~,'' hC' Sfttrl. '' r tl'll lh('m they cnn do what thl'y CScc BRIGGS, Page i\2) Conga D r um Gone One half or a custom made con- IW clrurn 8Cl valued at $385 was stolen frorn the band area of LuJ(una ·~ W h ite H o u se Restaurant N1rly Thursday eve· ning, nt'cording to operators of thl' rcr.tnurnnt. Victor Pantoja, a mus 1cum at the restaurant, 340 Scmlh Coast Highway, said he bc>llcvcs lht•drum wns taken out a back door ~tween 6:30 Dnd 8:30 JI m Thursday. They have a ll been held without bail since their arrests and in Thursday's municipal cou r t appearance, Judge F r anklin continued that no bail ruling. The four are currently being held in Orange County Jail pend· ing their return t o Judge F ranklin's courtroom on Thurs- day at which time their attorneys are expected to appeal the no bail ruling. They are expected lo be (See DEATH. PageA2) Storm Hits North State With Rain By The Associated Press A h<'fly, winter -type s torm sweeping out Crom Alaska marched east across the P acific today. spun off welcome rain into far Nothem California a nd was expected to com e ashor e by evening. in addition, the Sierra was ex- pected to receive significant snows, 'good news in the second straight year of drought. There were further welcome tidings with the indi~tion ot a s econd storm giving birth over the Pacific right behind the cur· rent depression. Nationa l Weather Ser vice forecaster Max Caldwell said that while "I'm not pTedictrng the drought is broken" the origin of the storm impli ed at least a brief return to the usual winter s torm pattern. f'or two years, pola r -born stor ms have been shunted to the cast by persistent higtl pressure before they could come south to fill reser voirs and pile the moun- tain snowpack for spring runoff. The current storm, said Caldwell, was several hundred mil es o ffs h o r e be t wee n Washington and San Fr ancisco at m idmorning a nd m oving ·easterly at about JS ml I es an hour. "We're expecting this to move through the Bay Area a~ nbout 5 o'clock,'' said Caldwell. ''We're calling it over all or Northern California down to Fresno." Coastal winds will get up to 40 miles an hour, he added. "It's good news," he sald. "Of course, we can't expect any one stor m to say it's going to break the drought, but we should get some pretty good snows in m Ol»l· tain areas." Cqa t We ather Mostly cloudy through Saturday with s lig ht chance ot liJ(ht r a in. Cooler. LowR tol\lghl in the 50s. Highs Saturday 66. I NSIDE TODAY TriCQ to finding hauntttl hou•t• olqng the Orange Cooat and trtata to be /OtAnd in two community thealera nut u1etk. are <Uscribed on P.age CI. lad ex At Vour s.l'wlce ~ . .. ,,... .. l.MlltJf At lfll~t AM ~llfff'ftl• Al CtanlllH DHt Ctlftln Ct CAUWetd Ct o .. tllM.ck" All €dltetla1 P ... M lftlWUI-CJ-t h 4\Wlftt 1 1'1 Mat•c... It I I I 1 Second Childhood _Thursda_y w~s ·• Babv D<iy " at · San Clemente High School, and Carol Dutch (left) ana "Joan-Parkl!l" dolh!d up for the occasion. Sleepers, diapers and teddy bears ga vc way today to a pep r uJly 9nd the school's homecoming football game at 8 p.m . against University High School of Jrvine . The game will be followed by a homecoming dance in the school gym. I Terrorists Kidnap Dutch Millionaire · AMSTER D A M , The :'lletherlands CAP> -A millionaire Dutch businessman was kidnaped early today as he left a night club, and a telephone call er elaimed We!.t German's Red Army Faction terrorist g roup was responsible. Witnesses said about fi ve persons s ubdued Maurits Caransa, 61, after a stuggle out- s ide the Continental Club, where he had been playing bridge, and forced him into a car. Caransa owns a chain of hotels and clubs in Holland and is prominent In J ewish activities. Supporters of the Red Army Faction al so c laimed responsibility for bombings to- day of West Germany car s howrooms, two in Milan one in Rome, and the bombing of a German engineering company office in Llsbon. No injuries were reported. Callers told police the bombs, like others that damaged West Germ an property across Europe last week, were planted lo Dangers Cited avenge the Oct. 18 prisoo deaths of three leaders of the German terrorjst underground -An- dreas Baader, Gudrun Enss lin and Jan-Carl Ras pe. Orric1als said the deaths were suicides. A G erman-speaking man cal l e d the Amsterdam newspaper Het Parool and told a switchboard operator; "We are the Red Army Faction. We have Caransa. You will hear from us." Dutch police ar e holding a member of the Red Army !'"ac- tion, Knut Folker t s. 25, ,on murde r charges. He was arrested following a Sept. 22 shootout at Utrecht in which a policeman ww, killed He b 011-.o wa nted for terrorist activities in West Germany. Car ansa has extensive prop· erties in Holland. about half of them in the hotel and catering in- dus tr.y. Three years ago, he re- JCC led a bid by a British concern to buy his properties for $40 million. He is married and ha!> one grown daughter. San Juan Lawsuit Seen Over Houses By WILLIAM HO DGE Oltlle O•llf Pt .. ISl•lt Residents of two San Juan Capistrano housing tracts vowed legal action today to stop poten- tial use of their streets for a pro- posed residential development west of the mission city. Citing dangers lo area children from increased traffic on Calle Aspero and Calle Ricardo, a spokesman for Sun Ranch and Meisner tract residents said the group would sue if San Juan councilmen fail to approve cul· de-sacs for the two streets. "The people are in earnest about gelling the streets closed there,'' Arthur SiJver s aid today. "We 're all gonna kick In money for leg al fees If that 's necessary." The group has alreadr r e· tained Newport Beach attorney ORAHO! COAST ~~c DAILY PILOT =~~.~::,~~·r,::1::=::.:~~::. 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"'411U•r O• •dlwftlt\tmrl"lh M ••1n "'°'"" •• r•or04fut•d •i1"tUI \OtJf ••I ~""'"'O" ., cooyr1fht ow""'; \41<oNt 11•u oo\t•o• o••ff •t ('"''' Mt'• C•flfo"' .t ,., • .,,,ot1C)r1 f>y '""~" ,, ~ Motl\tl'-llY. It• m•ll t• \0 Mi·~'"'' ~•M•tt ~f~f\t!OM\ t1 \tnMfttlMY Tully Seymour to represent them before the City Council. Tbe controversy stems from the proposed use of Calle Aspero and Calle Ricardo as access streets to the Bear Brand Ranch development just west of the two tracts. , Sun Ranch and Meisner tract resid ents argue that the two streets are already carrying enough traffic. "We had a little boy on a bicycle hit by a car at my corner earlier this year," Silver explained. "We really have too much traffic on that street already." Sliver Uves at the Intersection of Calle Ricardo and Calle Aspero. Asked if the proposed conne<:· tion with Bear Brand Ranch would alleviate rather than add lo traffic of the two streets Silver disagreed. ' "I really doubt that it would because the traffic flow will be towar d the city and the freeway bringing it right through ou~ area," Silver s aid. Residents or the two tracts packed council chambers last week protesting the proposed ac- cess routes. Don Marko wski, a noth er s pokesm an for the group, paraded reside nts before the council. Each person cited poten· lial sarety problems to their children and existing trarric problems on the two streets. Whil e Counci lme n John Sweeney (who lives at Calle Ricardo and Calle Aspero), Ken- neth Friess and Douglas Nash expressed sbpport for the cul-de· sacs, the council agr eed to schedule a meeting Nov. 2 to hear alternative access pro· posals from the Bear Brand Ranch Company. "I believe to take definite ac· lion at this time without the op portunily to bring all these argu· roents out woulking the driver of a pickup truck in the wake or a biwrr(' accident that cul power to La~una Hills and part of Mis· s ion VieJO and held up a train for two hours early today. 'fhl' incidt>nt occurred around I 45 a.m. on Camino Capistrano s outh of O:w Parkway when a camper truck sideswiped a utili- ty pole, causing a transformer to l'Xplodc. According Lo sheriff's deputies. the truck continued on to an ac· cess roud and attempted to cross railroad tracks in the area, jar· ring the camper loose. The camper s hell came off the truck and fell on the tracks. Tt.e truck continued on, strad- dling the tracks for about one· 11uarter mile before attempting to lea vc the tracks and smashing into a hillside. Part of the truck remained on the tracks. Sheriffs deputies said the driver fled on foot. Deputies arrived on the scene minutes before a southbound freight train arrived. The train was stopped in Mission Viejo. The curly morning accident left resiclentS Of Laguna Hills-and- Mission Viejo with late alarm docks as electricity was out for almost two hours. "We lo.st electr icity sn all of Laguna Hills and a good portion of M 1ssion Viejo south or La Paz Road," a San Diego Gas and Electric Co. spokes man said to- day. The spokes man s aid the c1rcu1t10g on 'the utility pole in· \'Olved handled electricity for a wide area There were no other r eported problems as a result of the elec· tr1cal failure. 'RIGHT IS RIGHT' Candidate Briggs -Fr°"' Page Al BRIGGS ... wa nt lo in the p rivacy of their bedrooms. But when lhey stand in front of my children, I must act." Lennox. the self-proclaimed homosexual teacher. told Briggs and about 40 guests that scien- tific cvidcmce shows sexual pref· erence is established before a child reaches school age. indical- anl( that homosexual teachers would not influence a homosex· ual prochv1ly. "As far as sexual abuse is con- cerned. evidence shows thet 75 percent of that 1s between men and young girls." he said. "It's not a gay problem " Briggs called homosexuality a threat to the United States. He ~aid the country is following the pattern or other great nations fulling into an eru of moral de'. cay. Brigs:s. who has a Fullert on in- su r a ncc business, gained na- tional attention when he cam· paigned with Anita Bryant in Florida against a ballot initiative proh ibiting discrimination against homosexual teachers. The senator has introduced a hill in the California legislature. which would allow school boards to refuse lo hire openly homosex· ual teachers or teachers who ad- voc ale homosexuality. l,ab Worker Still Critical A. San Clemente lab technician injured in a freak accident• Wednesday a l the TRW Capistrano testing facility re- mained in critical, but stable con- dition today at San Clemente G<'ncr al UospitaJ. Raymond Lynch, 38, or 203 Calle Dorado, was struck by a h~avy tl\ree·foot autoclave lid, after pressure in the vessel blew the lid through two steel sheds. Lynch suffered head injuries. a broken ri~t)t arm and multiple l111•(1 ral1ons in the accident. a hospital spokesman said 0-'l't PUet S..,I ,._ Froaa Page_ A J DEATH ..• arraigned during lhMt court ap- pearance. Carter told Judge Franlclln he will seek the dealt\ penalty for- Fio ri because the native New Yorker had a prior murder con-.. viction. Carter, one of the District. At- torney's specialists in prosecu-· tion of murder cases, did not elaborate on that charge. However, local investiaaton allege J.1ori was convicted ol murder tn a F lorid a case. Further details on that case were not imrpediately available. The three men arrested Jn the case are all originally from New York and New J ersey and there! has been some speculation that they were tied to mobsters on the· East Coast. · Investigators from Newport . Beach have repeat.edly declined' to comment on the posslbiUty'the~ three have Mafia connectiorus. THEY'RE TOP DANA SCHOOL HALLOWEEN POETS Tracy Fitzg erald, Valerie Tripodi, Barry Tovey Del. Sgt. Ken T hompson said· today his men are conlinuing • their investigation of the murder· conspiracy and its relationship to· a Newport Beach investment firm known as Prasadam Dis· tributors, Inc. The four prin- cipals orthe firm are alleged to be m embers or t h e Laguna Beach Hare Krishna Temple, although temple officials say the four have not been active for at least a year. Artists Mark Homeconing ll 's homecom111g weekend at Laguiur Beach High School with ~ame kickoff at 8 tonight against Uanu Hills High School. The new f>pmccomang queen will be ~11nounced al halrtimc ceremonies which will include a parachutist who will attempt to land on the football field. The horr.ecommg dance 1s scheduled for Saturday from 8:30 to midnight at the Inn in the Park in Anaheim TEAM •• e who allegedly slapped a player in the face. "I Lhought the coach pushed her." one player s aid of the altercation. "God. who knows." another shrugged "I t depends on which side you're listening to." An unnamed r eferee was gel· ting a verbal beating from head coach Dennis Haryung al one la· ble. "You give 'em S'lO to do a game and they think they owe you S20 in penalties." he growled Meanwhile. Cottage dish- washer Jody Paul stood behind the chrome machine he operates in the back or the restaurant scr apinR half-eaten sausages and hotcakes off plates. J ody said he was in the Class of ·39 at Laguna Beach Hi gh. "But they wouldn't let me play varsity football ." he said. tossing a wet plate onto the dish rack. "I was too scrawny," tie cackled. FroaaPageAJ POEMS ••• Gelb and Jackie K ern, fifth grade; and Donna Zannelli and Chrti .Ram!.% sixth grade. Fifth grader BarryTOvcy, firsl prize winner at his· grade level, took the most matter-of-fact ap- proach to the h oliday 'i. s1J.(nificance. "I can't wait till Halloween So all the spooks can be seen. AU the bats are in the sky With their friends flying high. A II the people are out at night With the moon s hining so bright. And when it"s all over That's the end of October.·· Leases Auctioned ANCHORAGE, Alaska CA P) - The oil and gas industry bid more than $400 million dollars Thurs- day as the lnterior Department auctioned offshore )eases In Alaska's Cook Inlet. POISON PERIL FOR HALLOWEEN? San Clemente polite issued a II a lloween warning today af~er a reserve officer found a bag bf hollow-core gum and rat poison al a downtown street corner. · "We urge parents lo cauUoo their children not to eal fruits or unpackaged candy they !'eceive 01s Halloween t:reats," said Lt. Clifford Gates. "Any bageed or home-wrapped treats are sus- pect, as they m ight contain poison." Three or the four principals in the company, Joe Davis, J oe Fedorowski and Roy Christopher RhmJJrd are alllUU'..e.o in sought by police who s ay the three men may have lett thP country. The four th memb er of Prasadam is Al exander Kulik. 28, who was arrested last Satur· • day by Orange County Sbertrr•s· deputies who alleged they found jars contajning 1.1 pounds or nearly pure "China While" heroin on the floor or Kullk's Stutz Blackhawk car. Kulik had been parked for sevl!ral hours in a Mission Viejo parking lot when merchants became suspicious and called the deputies to the scene. Kulik was booked into Orange County jail and held on ~.ooo bail on suspicion of possession of h e roin for s ale. D etectives:' estimated the heroin could have: brought more than $1 m illion . when cut down (or street sales. • Kulik, in his initial court ap..: pearanceThursday was denied a bail reduction, although that de· nial is expected to be a ppealed· today in Orange County Superior Court. Police speculate that Bovan • was murdered alter a dispute ' wllh Marone, Resco and Fiori. O\•er sorne alleged criminal deal-• in~s including embezzlement. ex- tortion and narcotics trafflckln.g. • Tile trio had been hired by the Prasadam quar tet to recover some embezzled funds and were allegedJy instrument.al In saving Kulik in August after he was kid· napped by Bovan and held for : $100 .000 ransom.-Thal kidnap-· · ping was never reported. 1\NNIJ1ll .. l~f~'ftRY 1llJ'l'llftlUZl~D IAl:41~ ..... SALE ENDS-NOV. 1st ~DEN'S ..... : insiaJlitiaii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor. Saddlehaek EDITI ON J\[ternoon .N.Y. Stocks VOL 70, NO. 301, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1977 1 TEN CENTS J Prince Charles Mobbed by Protesters SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - Escorted by more than 50 helmet-clad riot police, Britain's Prince Charles stepped off a ca· ble car at the foot of Nob Hill to- day and waded throuJh hundreds of angry anti-British protesters who &houted, "Stop the torture." About 1,000 people swarmed around the prince, but not all were members of the Irish R epublican Committee, which coordinated 1the protest against. treatment or lrish prisoners in English jails. About h alf the throng appeared friendly. However, the lris h activists w ere loud and highly vis ible, car· rying signs which read, "Charles the Vampire of Wales," and "The Clockwork Brit : Wind it and it murders children." The cable car ride, which began bis second day in the San Francisco Bay area, traveled slo wly down the steep hill as hun- ~-----:-----<'f-:-.~-~~~--~ -·-... -" -...·------:c;..n~-;;;;:-:--. ~:':, ... -.-Ultl~~~~-w.:~v.-. • .. J. ·• * • • • .. .---• -. VALERIE TRIPODI .. GRAND PRIZE WINNER Dana Pdnt Youngaier• Delcrlbe HaJtoween ~ . Sea_ry Poems Dana "ICuls Describe Halloween By JAOOE HYMAN Olllle O.lly PIM•Stalt Spooky white mists that float through the air. strange winds that make candles !licker inside p umpkln s ... o ld ow l s ~creechin!f ... That's how students at Rlchard H en ry Dana School •n Dan a Point describe Halloween . Fourth, fifth and sixth graders s u bmitted poems about Halloween to a contest. Grand prize was a $25 savings bond, with $10 first prizes, $S second prizes and $3 third prizes. ''Goblins creep out of caves and hollow trees,/ Witches fly through the air .Jiggling their bony knees" wrote fourth grader Valerie Tripodi, who illustrated her entry and took the grand prize. Billy SanUey \rtlOn first prize in the fourth grade with a poem in which he had a scary dream . "One spooky angry night/I saw som ething-ver,y_ strang_e and wllite. /It floated above me in mid aii:.1.1.Jelt so _ _at~ when it touched my hair" begins his poem. Sixth grader Tracy Fitzgerald, who won first prize at her gr ade level, entiUed her poem "I'm Not Scared." She said she puts on a brave front when she sees spooks "Although deep inside I know they know that I'm really scared but it doesn't show.'' Second and third place winners were: Tanya Phillips and Sunni Clauson, fourth gr ade; Scott CSee POEMS, Page A2) North State Hit By Winter Storm By'lbe.,,sociaced Press A hefty, winter-type storm sweeping out from Alaska marched east across the Pacific today, spun off welcolJle rain into far Not.hem CaJifom1a and was expected to come ashore by evening. "We're expecting this to move through the Bay Area at about 5 o'clock," said Caldwell. "We're calling lt over aJJ of Northern California down to Fresno." dreds or people, many of them cheering. run aln11gsidc. The prince s m1l<'<i and waved back. The sm1U.• f<1ckd, howcv<.•r , at the end of a short trip when he steppt•d orr lhe cable car end hcra me the vocal tun~l't ol the proll'~krs A "Pett.itor , Haymond McGrath. 28. ";url "The look on Charll<>'s fae<• \\as like his por- rid~e had j.!onr• t•old " No 11h\s 1l·al l'Onfrontal1ons we're nottc\.-d between lhe dcm· onstrators <1nd the billy club· w1ch.hn~ police. Officers ~aid tlwre were nu arrests The prince entered the Hank or America world headquarters ror .i 1our and planned la ter to v1s1l l•'...,herman's Wharf. C.:harlcs· first night an the area ".is marked by protesL5, too, but IH' managed to keep his com 11osurc Thursday nrght, remark m g al one point on the good man 111'.'rs uf the ~monslrators . Demonstr~rs greeted the prince Thursday with pickets. ..... g11!-> and a procession of hearses ut twv c.liffrrent receptions in .bis honor . 1\l lhc home of the British con· s ul 111 th<' exclusive Pacific l IL'1ghts district. several hundred prott•s tcr:-. s houted .. stop the t o rture" as th e pri n ce's motorcade arrived T ll E DEMONSTRATORS , o r ga ni zed b y th e lri ~b Republican Committee, claJ!D Irish prisoners arc tortured in British jails. They thre w leaflets r eading "Prince of Torture" at his car, and carried banners r eading "Stop the Torture Charlie," and "Brats Out of Ireland." They also put 13 miniature black coffins in the street in front of the residence. Death Pen~lty Sought Capitlll Case --Pressed inNB Slaying By JOl\N"IE RF.YNOLOS Ot lhe 011ly Pt lot Sl•ll Jerry P1:1t'r F1on. one of four a llcgl'd ('un:-.1nrators 1n the murder of a Fountain Valley man in Ncwporl Reach, faces the death penalty in the criminal proceec.lrng-. pending acamsl him Fior i. '11 . 11£ 1!>822 Brookhursl St . HuntmJ:ton lieach , made his 101t1al court .1ppcarancc Thurs· c.la\' in the Harbor Judicial Dis· tnd Court. where Deputy Dis· trtct Atlomcy Dave Curter told Judge Seli m Franklin he will be Police Seek. Truck e r in Poiver Cu t Or<inJ.!<' C.:uuntv Sheriff's dep· ut1cs are :.ccking the d river of a pickup truck in lhl• \\ ake or a h11arrc accident thut cul power 10 La,i:uma lhlls ;ind part of Mis ''"" \'H·Jr> anll ht:l11 uµ a train for l\~., hour .... t·~1rl} tod a~. The l11('Ulc11t 11<.·curred around 1 -t5 J m 1111 C.1mino Capistrano :.oulh o( (ho Parkway when a cJmp<'r tru<'k S1'kswiped a utJh· 1 v poh•. cJui.ing a tran~former to explod1· A<'con1ing to sheriff's deputies, the tr uck continued on to an ac- cess roarl and attempted to cro5s ra.ilroad tracks in the area. jar· ring the camper Joos<'. Th(' camper shell camv orr the truck and fell on Ute track"· Tt.c truek continued on, strad· dl\ng the tracks for about one. quarter mile before attempt!ng to leave the tracks and smashing into a hillside. Part of the truck remained on the tracks. Sherifr's deputies said the driver ncd on root Deputies arrived on the scene minutes before a southbound freight train arrived. The train ~as stopped in Mission Viejo. The early morning accident ll•ft residenLc; of Laguna Hills and Mission Viejo with late alarm ('IO<'ks as cle<.•tracal y was out for almost two hours "WC' 1r ..... 1 ckt·tric1ty in all of Lag una lhlls and~· good portion of M i'>sion V1c111 soul h of La Paz H<iad . · · .1 San Diego Gas and J·:lf'ctn<' Co spokesman said lo· day. Thi• s pok<.'!->man s a id the rir<'uitml{ m1 lht• utility pole in · vol vert handled clcctriclty for a wide a n •:1 The n• wC're n() other reported problems as a result of the elec· tncnl failure. seeking the death penalty for 1''iori 's a lleged part in the murder. Carter said he would not be making a capital case agatn!>t the three other alleged con· s pir ators, Debra Ann Addis1on. 2-1, of the Brookhurst Street ad· dress; Anthony Marone Jr . 23, or 10212 Merrimac Drive, llunt· ington Beach. and Raymond Steven Res<.·o, 28, of the s ame ad· dress. Fiori was arrested by Costa ·Mesa police Tuesday on suspi· cion of pQSscssion of nearly three &aryDad JlOUnd s· of cocaine. Police found ttic 1lhcit drug when they started to que~tJon Fiori about h is car v. ha ch matched the description of an auto seen leaving the scene of the murde r early Saturday morning. Fiori's three co-defendants were arrested early Wednesday morning by police who said they traced the t rio by the car 's reg 1stralion. The four a r e accused of participating in the s hooting death of Stephen John Bovan, ~· who died outside the El Ranchito O..ltt PllOC $1411 - t By d ay and most nighL<;, Tom Spencer is a normal parent at Valencia Elementary School. But T~urs_da~. · when he.: walked into the Parent Teacher Orgaruzallon s second ;.annual S pook. House. he becam e the wolfm-atl wortlly of shrieks and screams. Cella Rejected In Retrial Bid A plea by Dr. Louis .r. Cella Jr. for a reopening or the federal <'Ourt trial that ended with his <'OnvictJOn on multiple criminal c harges was rcJected today 1n Los Angeles Federal Court. Jud~e Mall Byrne. the trial jurist who sentenced Cella , 52, to five years in prison last year, re· jcct ed without comment the de· fense argument that recently un· earthed evidence justified a nf'w look a t the federal case against the Santa Ana physician. The decision leaves Cella de· pcmknl on the exf)ected ruling next month of an appella te court whic h has been examining Celia's appeal against his federal conviction on charges of lax evasion, Medicare fraud and con· spiracy. Cell a an d co-defendant Stephen Robert Evans, 32. have been ordered lo return to Orange County Superior Court Nov. 10 for a ruling on the changes o[ ~enuc granted to both m en. Lawyers for Cella and Evans arc currently negotiating with the district attorney's office in what are described by a defense altorney as "meaningful plea· · bargalninj( sessions." El Toro Students If pica bargaining discussions fail. Judge H. Warren Knight wi ll announce the location of Cella ·s Superior Cour trial. 1l is <:xpcctcd lo be San !>iego. res taura.nt. 409 28th St. early Saturday mormng. They h ave all been held without bail s ince their arrests a nd in Thursday's municipal court appearance, Judge Franklin continued that no bail ruling. The four are currently being held in Orange County Jail pend· ing their r e turn to Judge Fra nklin's courtroom on.. Thurs· day a l which time their attorneys are expected to appeal the no bail ruling. They are expected to be (See DEATH. Page A2) Yachts Try To Outrace Hurricane Rv ALMON LOCKABEY O.tl' Pt ... Si.fl Wrll., LA PAZ -The 25 yachts in the Long Beach to La Pai race were racing a hurricane rather than each other today, but n either r ace was going very fast. A ripple of alarm ran through this Baja California fishing re- sort Thursday night when it was r epor ted that a hurTicane was building 300 miles south of Cabo San Lucas a nd headed on a northeasterly cours e for lbe cape. Unless it diminished or changed course, it was expected to r each the cape by noon today. And when last heard from at 8 a.m . Thursday, the lead yachts in the race were becalmed about 40 miles north of the cape on the Pacific side. Merlin and Drifter r eported 24-hour runs or about 90 miles and were becalmed about five miles apart with Drifter in the lead. The yacht Shearwater out of San Francisco reported she was abandoning the race but gave no reason. 1l was assumed she was taking refuge at Magdalena Bay about 130 miles north of Cabo San Lucas·. Three other yachts failed to report, presumably ~ause oC radio trouble. The calm ahead of the stonn apparenUy s pread over a wide a rea as the last yacht in the fleet was r eported about 200 miles behind the leaders. At midaftcrnoon Thursday Jn La Paz there were occasional wind squalls followed by a flat calm that prevailed during the night and Friday morning. In addJtion, the Sierra was ex· peeled to r~eive significant snows, good news in the second straight year or drought. There were further weJcome tidings with the indication of a second storm giving birth over the Pacific right behind the cur· .rent depression. ~ In Exchange Plan? Evans. the fo'l'm e r ~d· tninistr ator of Mercy General llospilal, Santa Ana, will also be tried in another county. The loca· t1on of his trial will be announced when the Cella trial is in its final stages . Or~~:c;!_ Couse -·~ W e athe r Mostly cloudy through Snlurday with s lig ht c h a n ce or lig ht ra in. Cooler. Lows tonight in the sos. Highs Saturday 6G. National Weather Service forecaster M ax Caldwell said that while "I'm not predicting the drought ls broken'' the origin or the storm implied at least a brief return to the usual winter storm pattern. For two years. polar-born atorms have been shunted to the cast by persistent high pressure b efore they could come south lo lilt reservoirs and pile the moun· l.41n snowpack for spring runoff. The curr<'nt st orm , said Caldwt-Jl, was several hundred miles ofrshore between Washington ond San Francisco •t mtdmorn1ng a nd moving east erly at about 35 miles an hour. 0.11, l'tlet ,IAll Pl'tl• AFS ADVISER Lynn LUCIS ~Thi~ vcar. for the first lime, El Tor o ll1gh School students are being cons idered f o r the Amcric:m 1''1eld Service CAFS) Am(•rtcans Abroad program Four shult'nts .Juniors Cheri llouscm~a. D:lh· L<"wcallen anll Mall J'l)hlh :i nw r und Senior Carol l'Mr1n1~ will begin the :-.1•1•ontl s l'f u•s of intc-nsi ve in ll•rv1c-ws rPqum·d hy lhc interna· linn :ll sl11<lcnt pro~r a rn Uus Wt•l'kt•Od OnN' lhi:i h ('llmpll'l<'<l , their p11p1•rs, wh1t'l11m·ludc an 11 flagc :t1>pl1t-.1 li1111 will he -.cnl t<> the ori.:<11111.11 11111 •; Nt•w York vffi ce fur f111.1l s1•l1'!·l1111h 'It':-. <1 1<11 of a~ony tho-;c kids 1-(o thrt1111:h. ' saul (.ynn Lucas, :ul\ lst•1 to ttw <':tmpu~ chapter and found1n~ president al il.s adult sponsoring group. She eic· plained that the s tudents may not know until March if they've been selected for the proi::ram . Althoul'(h it's unccrlaan whclhPr any of the teenagers will actually be given thC' opportunit y to study abroad. she J)red1rts onr. "for sure," and "very possibly" two will be seleell'd She s aid the Mg11n1zation !lhould chose the El Toro studcnt11 to ht'lp kcc1> up t hi' young ch;1r)· lcr':s 1nvolvemi-nt This is the first y('ar the school hsi... been elig1hlc to rH1rti<'ipt1lc m lh(• Americans Ahrond st>~mt'nl of ttw A fS proRrnm Refore the school con send a student at.road. Miss (.urM ex pl;11n1•d, they are required to host <See EXClll\NGF., Page A2) Evans was also convicted in the federal court trial and dre w a one year term fro m Judge n yrnc. Both he and Cella ar e free. on nppeal. , Pizza Shop Rifle d A n Intruder who threw r ocks through the window of an El Toro pi1.;rn shoi> to gain entry took $606 an cc1sh from the cash register an<1 two pinball machine. O range County ShcnH'!I officers said the break· in and lh<'fl were rePQrtcd by ~hop mnnager Ron Brentlinger of Lu11(i's Pizza Shop, 23384 El Toro Rood INSIDE TODAY Trfcka to finding h4unred houses ol<1ng thr. Oro.nge CO<llt • and trect~ to be /ound in two com m unity theaters ne%f w~""or11 dllacnbed on Pagt Cl. . ladex At YHf S.r~kt I\ ........ .. L, M. lef'f A4 .......... .. .. , CAllttr111a ,., CIHllllH 011' c-1u Ct Crutw~ ~ 0.•tll Ne\ICM A IO ••11wta1r-•• l11ttr1•l........C U.1 ""'"""' .,,, ... fliH<.,. H J J I I A2 DAIL V PILOT SB Suspect's. Shotgun Unloaded By MICHAELPASKEVlCll Of 1M D•llY ll'llet Slell Costa Mesa police s aid today that the man shot to death Wednesday nigbt by Newport Beach police threatened the of- ficers with an unloaded shotgun. Michael W "Wayne" Nabb, 21, of 133 16th St., Costa Mesa, was kmed by two police gunshots after he allegedly brandished a shotgun he had been hiding In bis pants. Costa Mesa police are in- Vf\Sligating the incident. which occurted about 10:45 p .m . Wednesday 'near the inters~cfion of old Newport Boulevard and E. 16th St. in Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa police Lt. George Lorton said today there is con- flicting testimony from about a half-dozen witnesses to the fatal shooting of Nabb. Lt. Lorton said some witnesses agree with police claims that Nabb pointed the unloaded shotgun at officers·. Others say Nabb was only pointing the shotgun into the air. According to police accounts, the incident began at about 10:30 _p. m . in the parking lot of J)eTaney~s lteS"t auru1t irr Newport Beach. Nabb allegedly tried to rob two patrons at knife- poin t , but the pair fl ed and Newport Beach police were sum· moned. • Police said the Yellow Cab Company was contacted to de- termine if Nabb might have been picked up by a cab driver. Lieutenant Lorton said this is normal procedure when a sus- pect is last seen on foot. Nabb later was spotted on foot in Costa Mesa by an unidentified. driver for a locaJ cab company. The driver alerted police, and Newport police officer Robert O 'Neil confronted Nabb at the in- tersection of E. 16th Street and old Newport Boulevard. Nabb al· legedly turned over a knife to the officers. L t. Lorton s aid the cabbie warned Officer O'Neil that Nabb was concealing a second weapon. As officer O'Neil backed off to radio for support, Nabb allegedly pulled the shotgun from beneath his clothing. Police said the weapon had been hidden under Nabb's loose fitting shirt, with the barrel extending down his pants leg. Lt. Lorton said Newport Beach patrolman Bob Stephens and Sgt. Robert Gatewood arrived at the scene within seconds. With Nabb holding the shotgun in view of the poJicemen. police reportedly commanded him lo "drop the gun." When ~e failecl to do so, all three officers fired at Nabb, who was struck in the head and chest He was pronounced dead al the scene . * * * Services Set For Victim Of Shooting Funeral services will be held Monday in Costa mesa fol' 21· year-old Michael W. "Wayne" Nabb, who died Wednesday in a s hooting inc ident invo lving Newport Beach police. Mr. Nabb, of 133 16th St., Costa Mesa, is survived by his widow, Marie, and sons Jason and James all of Costa Mesa . He also is survived by hjs mother. Mrs. Lillian Gibb of El Toro; step- father, Kenneth Gibb of El Toro, and three brothers, Philip Nabb of Alabama, Robert Nabb aod Ronald Nabb, both of Costa Mesa. Services will begin at 11 a.m. Monday at Bell Broadway Chapel in Costa Mesa. Burial will follow at.Harbor Lawn Memorial Park. ORANOe COAST s• DAILY PILOT ii::.=c;:::. ~::r. i;.e:.:.:::: );.'..:;; ~t-llltl"OC-.•,,,. -·l••lllti..o~··· C:-.'.!"'.:'.::i"°.!-:.c::.·::. • .=-:.~,~ t1I~ V•lt.tt. lr-.lfl• S•ddlM>«.t.. V.tlhry ll!ll"d ~ .... 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Moaning Ladies As darkness shrouded the Valencia E lementar y School campus in Laguna Hills Thursday, Judy Miller, a s ixth grade teacher, and· Wend~· Reeder. a fourth gradt' teacher. started moan in~ Thl·~ cont inut'd al:. young and old alike walked cauttou::.ly throu gh the Spook House built just for thal evening by the Parent Teache r Organization. .. Tycoon Kidnaped ' Te rrorists Hold Dutch .Millionaire AMSTE R DAM . The Ne th e r l ands C/\P I A millionaire Dutch businessman was k1dnaped curly today as he lcfl a night club, and a tcle1>hone caller claimed West German's Red A1·my Fac tion tf:rrorist group was r espan:.ibl e. A ca.Iler la te r d emanded that Queen Juliana abdicate. Witnesses said about five person:. s ubdue d M a urlls Caransa , 61, after a stuggle out- sid e the Continental Club, where he had been playing bridge, and forced him into a car. Caransa owns a chain of hotels and clubs in Holland and is prominent in Jewish activities. Supporters of the Red Army Fa ct ion also c l aimed responsibility for bombings to· day of Wes t Germany c ar i.howrooms. two in Milan one ari Home, and the bombing of a German engineering company orrlce in Lisbon. No injuries were reported. Callers told police the bombs, like others that damaged West German property across E urope Jast week. were planted to avenge the Oct. 18 prison deaths of three leaders of the G~rman terrorist underground -An- dreas Baader, Gudrun Ensslin a nd J an-Carl Raspe. Officials said the deaths were suicides. A German-speaking man ca lled the Am ste rdam newspaper Het Parool and toJd a s wilchboard operator: "We are the Red Army Faction. We have Caransa. You will hear from us ... Dutch police are holding a member of the Red Army Fae- lion. Knut f''olkerts. 25. on murder c harges . He was a rre!iled following a Sept. 2t s hootout at Utrecht in which « policeman was killed. He is also wanted for terrorist activities in West Germany. Carans a has extensive prop4 erlies in Holland, about haJf ot them in the hotel and catering in· dustry Three years ago, he re· Ject c.ed a bid by a British concern to buy his properties for $4<r million. lie is married and has one. grown daughter. Fr..,PageAJ EXCHANGE ~ Solon's Korea ·'Leak' Probed a student from another countri for a year. Last year. the scbocif had its first foreign student on campus. This year, there are two s tudents, one from Cyprus and the other from Austria, there. Getting the chapter lo this point has taken a lot of the French teacher's lime. WA SHINGTON <A P > A federal grand Jury is mvcsttgat· ing wht•lher a m ember o r Congress lt.>aked information to South Korean 111t elligentc of-. -fic1a s. ffi.p. CTcmcncr. Zaoloclci said today. A published report said the t argct of thl' probl' 1s Rep Edward J _ Oerwinsk1 IR-111.J 7.ablock1 chairman of the llousc Inkrnalional Relations Co mmittee, s aid the con- gn•ssman being investigated is SU:.Pl'~IL'<i or almo~t thwarting a South Korean diplomat's defec· lion to the Uhited St<ltes"by wm 11- ing the South Koreans that the u111lomal was about lo defect. Z:iblol·k1 , a Democrat from \V1scons111, said he was not told the mC'mber ·s name. H'lwever. an article in today's Wall Street J ournal says the target or the probe is Dcrwinski. Zablocki said the article was accurat e on other aspects 11e was familiar with. -De-r wHis.k+,-r a nk.in g GOP membet' on the committee's panel investigating South Korean activities in the United States, is- sued a state me nt s ayi ng he would withhold comment on the Briggs, Teacher Clash Battle Over Homose xuality in San C"lemente By ANNE COOPER OI ti.e o.11y P1lolSull Hom o.c;exuals are anti-life. an ti-ramily, anti-God and anti American and should not be al- lowed lo teach in public schools, State Sen. John Briggs told San Ciemente Republicans Thurs· day. But a member or the dinner au· dience at the San Clemente Jnn, who identified himselC as a teacher. a Christian and a homosexual challenged the s ena tor's statements. David Lennox said scientific e\'idence and religious tradition do not support d1scnm1nat1on against homosexual teachers . "You could talk to me for 1,000 years and present all kinds or evidence. and you'd never con· \'ince me." Briggs told Lennox. "What's right is right, and what's wrong is wrong." Briggs was in San Clemente c a mpaigning for the 19711 E'ro• Png~ 1\ I DEATH ... arraigned during that court ap. pearance. Carter told Judge Franklin he will seek the death penalty for ,..iori because lhe native New Yorke r had a prior murdrr con viclton. Carter . one of the District At- torney's specialists in prosc<'U· lion of murder ('ases, did not clJ bor ate on th al charge llowe\'cr, local investigators alleg<> 1''1ori was convicted of murder in a Flo rida ca-.c Further details on that case were not immediately available. The three men arrested in the case are all or iginally from New York and New Jersey and there has been som e speculation that they were tied to mobsters on the East Coast. Investigators fro m Newport Rench have repeatedly declined to comment on the possibility the three have Mafia connections. Det. Sgt. Ken Thompson s aid today his men are continuing their investigation of the murder conspiracy and iL<> relationship lo a Newport Beach investment firm known as Prasadam Dis· tributors. Inc. The four prin· cipals of the firm arc alleged to be members or the Lag una Beach Hare Krishna Temple, although temple officials say the four have not been active fQr ill least a year. Three of the four principals in the company, Joe Davis, J oe Fedorowski and Roy Christopher Richard, are apparently being sought by police who say the three men m ay have left th" country PICEONS BLl 1Z RENO ARCH WAY .R£NO (AP) -Reno flrcmcn are blaming pigeon droppings for an electrical fire whit·h caused major damage to lliC r;1mOUl> archway over Virginia Street proclaiming Reno lo tw the "ll1A· "est Little City Jn The World · The ThW'Sday night fire "'<l' quickly doused Officials suggcsl C'd placing il srree n over the ~i~n lo J'irevent future similar problems. gubernatorial race. He is the firs t Republican to announce his c•andadacy. BriJ!gS said he is building his campaign around social issues - principally his stand against homosPxual teachers and in fa\'or of a laugh death penalty - becau~c he thinks it will focus more attention on his candidacy. ''l"m for lowering taxes, too," he said, "but I couldn't get 10 people to a press conference to hear me talk about t{\xes." Braggs vowed the electorate will have a chance lo vote on whNhcr homosexuals can teach en C'a1trorn1a public schools. "As a born-again Christian. J lo\'t' homosexuals," he said. "I tell thl'm they can do what they w.int lo in the privacy of their b~drooms Bul when they stand Ill front of ffi)' children, I mU.st ad·· Lt·tlnox. the .!>elf-proclaimed homol>exual teacher. told Briggs anti ;.ibout 40 guests that scien- t1f1t C\ 1dencc shows sexual pref. l'l"l'lltl' 1s estubhi.hed before a E'ro. Page Al POEMS ..• t:l'lh an<i Jack ie Kern. fifth gr;.1dc: .1nli Uonnu Zdnnelli and l"hr1s Hamirez, ~1xlh grade. Fifth grader Barry Tovey, first pn7.e "inner at his grade level, tnok the most matter-of.fact ap proa c h to the holiday's ~1gnif1cancc ··1 can"t w:iit till Halloween Sn :ill thl• ~PO<>ks can be seen. All the bab arc in the sky W11h their friends flying high All the people are out at night With the moon s hining so brt~ht 1\ nd when 1t s all over Thal",lhl't•ml of O<:tobcr" Nixon R eports Good Health, Daily Golfing ATLANTA CAP) -Former !'resident Nixon says he's feeling helter than he h as in years, evangelist Jl11ly Graham report· t•d today. (;raham . in Atlanta to address the executive council of the American Jewish Comm ittee. told reporters at a news con· fcrcnce he had spoken with and r ecei ved a letter from the president as recently as four days ago. "He told me over the phone he wus feeling better than he had in years. and I suspect that is right because he's playing gotr every day," said Graham. . While Nixon was president, Graham was a frequent visitor lo the While House. Graham said he received a note from the former President. srrihhlcd on the b<>ttom of a newspaper cliJ)p\ng, shortly after t ht' deal h of singer Bing Crosby. The news item reported that one of Crosby's last written com· mcnts before h\I\ death expressed c·nnrcrn about the influence "of the mcd10 and the press ... con cern u bout violence on TV.'· ··Il e su5o~c stcd this was ma tcrwl that I could use ln ll s1•rm11n , ·•Graham 'laid child reaches school age, indicat· ing that homosexual teachers would not influence a homosex- ual proclivity. .. As far as sexual abuse is con- cerned, evidence shows that 75 percent of that is between m en and young ~iris," he said. "It's not a gay problem." Briggs called homosexuality a threat to the United Slates. He said the country is following the pattern of other great nations , rallirtg into an era of m oral de- cav. Rriggs. who has a Fullerton in· surance business, gained na - tional attention when he cam- paigned with Anita Bryant in Florida against a ballot initiative prohibiting dtsc riminalion ;_1gainst homosexual teachers. The senator has introduced a bil l in the California legislature. which would allow school boards to refuse to hire openly homosex- ual teachers or t eachers who ad- ' ocate homosexuality . news account. ''I do not have any information as to the source of the allega- tions." Derwinski said. ''In view of the ongoing inves tigation it is ap.p.ropriate that I withhold. any comment on the allegations at this time." Later asked about whether he told a ny South Korean about the defection, he said, "I deny that." Rep. Donald M. Fraser (O- M inn.), chairman of the Interna- tional Relations subcommittee conducting the Korean investiga- tion, refused comment except to say he is the one who asked the Just ice Department to "in- \'estigatethe security breach." · At the White House, deputy press secretary Rex Granum said President Carter had no comment about the report. He sai<J Carter was aware of the sto~y ~ut bad not discussed it with Alt,y. Gen. Griffin Bell. Zabfocki said he was informed the. . .._igformatioo leaked to the' Soutn Koreans was that one of their diplomats told the House panel he planned to defect. The Wall Street Journal said U.S. intelligence learned of the leak and managed to get the diplomat and !tis family away from their home only 30 minutes hefore South Korean intelligence agents arrived to stop the de· feclion. It named the diplomat as Sohn Young Yo, a South Korean diplomat in New York City, who defected Sept. 16. The newspaper said a potential problem in prosecuting the case might be unwillingness by U.S. intelligence officials to reveal how they knew a congressman· telephoned or talked to foreie,n agents. She started the chapter just· about three years ago when "the Mission Viejo chapter cam e over and talked me into it.'' Actually, she adm itted, she- had been invol~cu. ... · ....... ~~-.. ..... --1 s he was in high school so she t hought It would be interesting to be involved again. That first year was difficult, s he s aid. Just herself and on& family were involved ln th~ chapter. It took the year "to ev• figure out who we were on cam: pus." Now, there are about 20 stu- dents and 10 adults involved. Another campus teacher, Larry Kaufman, is the adults' presi- dent. Miss Lucas, who conducted school and home interviews of the nine El Toro students wbo wanted to go abroad estimated. • '15 percent. of the students on this campus probably don't know we have foreign exchange st~ dents on campus... : But the Ume and effort still are: worth it because it gives the El· Toro students the opportunity to- become aware ol other cultures.- s he said. "Iljust brings an aspect. we don't have here a t school ... : And, s he added, "It'• just a real-: ly exciting thing when you send a· kid." • Patients Curbed · · LOS ANGELES <AP> Metropolitan State Hosplt.al will slop admitting paUents to three. acute-care wards today because of a shortage ofA1ychiatrtsts, the~ hos pital's director. says. Five. quit last week, making a total ol. about a dozen such departure$ in. six months. SALE ENDS-NOV. 1st TAAi NS I AUTHORS Friday. October 28. 1977 s DAILY PILOT A f 'Bonnie and Clyde' Reincarnated P RICHARD, Al a. CAP > -Three young men took up the names -and traveling habits -o r s u ch Depression·era gongslc rs as Clyde Barrow and C.W. Moss In pulling off some SO robberies In a dozen states, .J>Olice said. The three planned to put · theJr exploits in a book. A.G. Hildreth, police chief in this southwestern Ala bama town, said Thursday, the three we re taken into custody near the Florida state line this week. Unlike their Depression· era gangster idols, the young men ~urrendered peacefully and used only .a pellet gwi and fake rifie in their rob- l>eries, Hildreth said. THE MEN -ALONG with l wo Mis- sissippi girls being sought known .is .. Ma Barker" and "Bonnie Parker" -r eferred to themselves collectively as "The S t epping-O ut Gang," Hildreth said. The men were identified as Howard Patrick Hagan, 17, of Kissimmee, Fla; Anthony Art Imus Sullivan of Columbus, Miss .. 21; and a 16-year- old from Kissimmee whose name was withheld. Hildreth said the men had a diary in their pc:xssession whe n captured which referred to Sullivan as "Clyde Bar· row," Hagan as "C. W. Moss." one of the girls as "Bonnie P arker" and the 'Gone With .The Wind' Under Fire ATLANTA {A P > Margaret Mitchell ·s "Gone With the Wind," far from being a literary m aste rwo rk , i s a "ster eotyped. shallow. sentimental romance," a Southern critic contends. other as "Mn Barker.'• and the JUVentlemalcas "Pretty Boy Floyd." HILDRETH AID THE diary told o{ robberies in about a dozen :;tates, mostly in the Southeast and Midwe:;t, creating a traveling crime wave :;imilar to that of Bonnie and Clyde. "We are verifying them," he said. "We 've probably ver ified SO rob- beries." He declined to give specifics of the individu"'1 crime:;, but said one was the robbery of a church congregation. THE THREE JNTENDED to write a book a bout their experiences, Want a Rail Car? Amtrak Selling 170 of Them W ASI ONGTON tA P > -l-1 or a mere S4.000 or so, you can have your very own railroad car. and not a model size, either. But getting it home is your problem. Amtrak plans a sale next month on used railroad cars. 1t 's letting 170 of lts vintage passenger cars or all types. inc luding sleepers, coaches and diners go to the highest bidder. accidents. and probably will be bid on by :;crap dealers. AN AMTR AK SPOKESMAN estimated Thursd ay that bids for most oC the cars would average between $4,000 and $4,500, with the scr ap cars going for much less. "But for the real plus, the unique cars like the domed ones, the price m igflt go as high as $25,000." he said. Who buys old railroad cars? LAND LIQUIDATION SALE s495 pe1 SPECIAL iot TERMS s 100 down payment per lot s 12.40 monthly payment per lot Loi\ w.rhio dwee ord o>e liolf rn1l9' of 10.<XX> oae incMtrid park ond airport. SllOflP'Wl center\, .cl-tools. chl..ches, co.r«y cllJb ~ to in. pobltc or>d ~ •eo.a!ionol focilit••• wi•h p.Cil.c rramportorlon <.M>Joble. ~ lcxo<ed 11'1 .. Me4ope Vcky M Ion ~t be IOlcl W. cy0<4>s ol 1>.ee g mote r.orn II,. olliod plol mop. Lots held "' ''"'' bv mojo< bail 01 ll\l\IM. Thai ollent19 hol di the ·~ed Covnly •• •· i•e ond federd P"<""" 0.... Col.forr.o lcn:t al '"' low, low Pl"•· I "'' come. l•>J served 59 hablo e)f)ClnOI I DAY OH&.Y SUNDAY. OCT. JO H.n ef Stile: I 0 t• ' L.ecetl•efi* S...c..t ........... ................. 32\ c .......... .\Miff IC.Sh pJlce ol tl,485, 38 -S ll\Onlhly Pl~ ol '37.21. delenW ...,_,. "'"'"' ot • 1.039.~ AMull P9r'*"I09 ,.,. ol h i Ot>Caln Ille HOO P1CC*1Y ...,art from deY9lo!W Witt r-.d " Nfof9 tiQrllllf any1n1ng, MUD'*''*~ Ille merit• o1 a11e ollenng "°''lie ...iue. 11 lll)t. ol ll>eP<-1'1· "The book simply does not explore the complex- ities of the human heart, or human character or h.um an dectsfons,"" says E mor y University pro- fessor Floyd Watkins. THE COLLECTION includes diners with woodburning s toves, round-end obs ervation cars and-dome-sight.see- ing cars. Most are more than 25.years old and have seen millions of miles of service on trains both ramou:; and ob· scurt> TUE SPoKESMAN SAJD potentlar:~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~-:·~ bidders Include wealthy railroad burrs. collectors of train cars and owners or rcst<Jurants with a railroad motif. "This is Indian summer." "Why don't they hove it at the same time as everybody else?" Government Warns Of Tranquilizers WASHINGTON (A P > The federal govern· m cnt is drafting consumer leaflets to warn tran- quilizer users lbat they may become dependent on the drugs. . The brochures also would advise against mix· Jng tranquilizers with a lcohol. They would tell women of possible birth defects or early pregnan- cies if taken during the first three months of preinancy. . DONALD KENNEDY. FOOD AND Drug Ad-. ministration commissioner, ordered bis agency to dtaft the leaflets on so.called minor tranquilizers. These include Valium, Librium and metrobamate <Miltown >. Such drugs accounted for more than $250 million in sales last year. The FDA said tran- quilizers are the nation ·s most prescribed drugs. THE AGENCY M UST GO through a lengthy process before m anufacturers have lo insert the leaflets in tranquilizer packages. Currently the only_ prescription drugs with patient inserts are birth control pills and estrogen.!. The FDA began requiring a warning leaflet with birth control pills in 1970 and started the estrogen warning last week. Warning labels wflJ be r equired 6n intrauterine devices starting Nov. 7. No other prescription medicines have patient inserts. FAMINE THRE.4T ROME CAP> -Severe drought is again r aising the threat of famine in West Africa's Sahel region and substantial food aid will be needed to cope with lt, the U.N. Food and Agr iculture. Organiution warned. Mauritania, Gambia. Cape Verde, Senegal and parts or Mali and Upper Volta are experiencing s evere, drought. Bul harvest prospects are improving in Chad and Niger. IND BORG Presented at the Huntington Cenler Mall by St. Barbara's Youth Community daily thru Sun .. Oct. 30. Admission 25• donated to Youth Fund. SP<>Oksand goblins will be here to scare the kids on Fn. from 2 to 5 and fl:30 to 9 and on Sat. and Sun. from 12 to 5. Beach Blvd. & Edinger. H.B. f<ACQUET (LUB ••• In Hunfln1ton 8eoch • 16 ~.d t•nnl1 courh •~I r rocquetboll court• •~rote fcx:llllles for Me,., & Wome,., { IHClUOU . ,,..,,.,. -OOl'f\ • l «VUt • 2 \to>y C t11t1 Hav•• • !'ro\"°p • ,_,_,.1 Shoe> • l•"M' l • • ''°"' ·t• lo"'•' • '°""09 v, .... "O ~I. . ....,,. .... , • ~n--Center C-• w11h S..une (°""tty 'o• 500 • fv,,1ot 0•1t•'OC>f'Nln' ''oVroM ·-· .. ~-....... N 'tW to IOfM .,...,..... ........ , \IC-YtA• L.1NoBOAG RAcouer (1.ua k.i1~ ti tori.n Oft0olhord -,., '"'-"'""'•" CallM2.1747 IN /\ STUDY or seven J\merican authors to ~ published next m onth. W atki ns said Mis!! Mi tchell was sloppy with facts. prejudiced and s uper!ic iat in h e r blockbuster bestseller on Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler and the Old South. For example, Watkins said, s he de picted a number of Clayton Coun- ty plantations as lar ge enough to support more than SO slaves when only one such plantation ex· isted . She also wrote of cott on fl a m ing 1n a warehouse. but he s aid cotton smolders when 1t burns. WATKINS, a native or Cherokee County, Ga .. said Miss Mitchell, an Atlantan who died in 1949, was biased in her ....·~s c'ription of p eople. m a kin g .. e v e r y Yankee .•. a villain and e ver y t ru e Southerne r ••. almost perfect." ln his book. "ln T ime a nd Place." to be published Nov. 15 by the University of Geor gia press, Watkins puts Mtss Mitchell at the bottom or his list. He rateslVilliam Faulkner as the best or the seven authors fo r "As I Lay Dying." OTHER AUTHORS in- cluded in the book a re ·J ohn Steinbeck, Sinclair Lewis. Ann Scott Moma- day, William Styron and Will a Cather. The ~urplus cars are stort:d and wall be sold at rail yards m Oakland; Seat· lie. New Orleans. Chicago; Lo5 An geles; St . P etersburg, Fla . Topeka, Knn; New Haven, Conn.; and Minneapolis-St. Paul. Most of the sale goods are in good condition. But a few were damaged in Noted Novenst James M. Cain Succumbs at 85 UNIVERSITY PARK. Md. (/\P l .J ames M. Cain. who made an art of the lllerar y tough-guy school while wr iting 24 noYels, including "The Postman Always Rings Twice" and "Double Indemnity." died at hi~ home here alter suffering a heart at· tack. Cain, 85, who died T hursday night. wrote several plays and short stories which appeared in the American Me rcury. Liberty and other well· known magazines of the 1920s and 1930s. The Ann pol~ nalicc ·s hard-boiletf detective novl!l<i or love, sex. and murder wcrl' the shocker~ or the 1930s . Has short, hard sentences and dark eroticism brooding towar d , 1olcncc were p raised by critics. Cain becam<.• edilor of the New Yor ker in 1931 and edited the magazine for 10 months before mov· . mg to Hollywood as a screenwriter. He stayed there for 17 years. Cain was married three times: to Aileen PringlCl. a. film actress of the 1940s; opera singer Florence Mac- beth, and Elina Sjosted Tyszecka of Finland. STARTS October 27, 1977 He mentioned George Pins, a New York City attorney who has re- modeled one old car and uses it to travel around the country by tagging on to r egularly scheduled trains. Larry BatUey of Arlington, Va., a former Amtrak e mploye, rents a plush railroad car for groups to ride lo F lorida, or wherever they desire. .,SOME PEOPLE FIX them up and live in them or use them as a recrea- tion home.'' the Amtrak spokesman said. All the cars were acquired from private railroads after Amtra k took over national int ercity r ail passenger service in 1971. The cars no longer are needed in the Amtrak system. which gradually has been shirting to mor~ modern equipment. Th.cy were built by the big U.S. car m anufacturers like Pullman, Budd and American Car & Foundry for railroads like Northern Pacific. Santa Fe, Southern pacific and the Penn· Sylvania. Virtually all. were bullt during the transition from steam to diesel locomotives and depend on s team for heat. BIDS MUST BE submitted in writ- ing and aJI sales will be completed in November. There arc no restrictions on who may bid. Rut t he winners will have the responsibility or removing their car or cars from t he yards within JO days after sale. Thal is done by calling the nearest railroad and arranging with it to haul the car or cars to the desired location. The re Is a standard fee or Crom $1.25 lo Sl.50 a mile for the hauling service. Bul the re are extra charges for switchings, tra nsfe r to another railroad, couplings and uncoupllngs, and for parking on sidings for ex· tended periods. ENDS October 30, 1977 PRE-CHRISTMAS "SUMMER INVENTORY" CLEARANCE In order to make room for the thousands o( Christmas Gift Items on order, Roger's has slashed prices on many Items up to 50%. Everything on sale Is Roger's typical quality and you can save on color pots, baskets, garden tools and supplies, patio furniture, antiques, ,gift and decorator Items. trees. s hrubs ... there ls something for everyone! SAVE All sales items limited to stock on hand. Open Daily 9 am·6 pm San Joaquln Hllls Road at MacArthur Blvd .• Newport Beach, (714) 640.5800 NATIONALLY ACCLAIMED ARTIST ROBERT ()WEN WIU Be Appearing at South Coast Plaza October 29, 19n -1-5 p.m. He wifl personally autograph your purchase of the First Edition Collectors ~late ..• "Root Canal." 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Y•IH .20 S I II + "' hleCI) .92 1 s I• -\'I Z•Ptl• ,JOI> 6 I'° II .. ~ t:~n-...c,r 1 ,~ m it:~ ~ Zurnlnd ,40 • A) !Ah+ "' Lockheed Reports Gain BURBANK CAP> -Lockheed Corp. bad third quarter earnings or ~.9 mllHon or $1.SO a share, more than twice 1976's third quartel' figure or $9.1 m llllon or 75 cents a share. The ~OQlpany. rebounding from all- sorted dilfic'utties In recent years, an. nounced the news.t,o its shareholders Thursday, attrlbutihg . Its increased. pronts to improved· saJes and earn. ingll on the C13-0 Hercul~ transport J>r_ogram and the Trident suhmar!n~ m1s:ille program. · •·· Other factors aiding profi ts were in- creased Interest Income and a lower eHcclivc income t:ix rate, Lhe com. pany :rnid f:mioy , Oc:tobor 28, 1977 s OAIL V PILOT A9 Round One \\I Burns, Carter Sqiuue Off By JOHN CtJNNtF•' AP ht4-tM,Uy.a They're not yet shouting like Muhammad AU and Joe Frazier, but Arthur Burns and Preslde.ril Carter are leading up to the best heavyweight fighl since those two boxers met. Carter threw the first dart last week when, in effect, he warned the Federal Reserve, ol which Bums is chairman, to refrain from needlessly raising interest rates and hurUng the economy BURNS REPLl ED TUESDAY fN Spokane, Wash .• when he told an au· dience that .the econom y's poor performance is u consequenc& oot 10 much or his monetury leadership as tho\ or the President's poor economic generaJ~hip. Neither of the two darts carried their messages explicitly. The words were couched in the language or domestic diplom acy, but they were on target and cuHN111,. ith,ey stung as badly as a punch in the face. • This is a class confrontation whose meaning cannot be minimized. It is more than a batUe between monetarists and liscalists as to who effect the biggest economic changes. Jl is a ballleofphilosophies. Bums has alwuys represented what is usually caUed a conservative viewpoint. He abhors federal deficit.&. He believes the nation's greatest enemy is inflation. He believes that free enterprise is the way to go. Carter has stated his agreement with those beliefs, but In Burns' view, and in the views oC many others, he has con- tradicted himself in practice, and Burns seems to feel that therein lies Lhe problem with the economy. BURNS' RESPONSE TO CARTER'S challenge was centered on the importance, the need -in fact, it could' be said, of the absolute necessity of -corporate profit.&. Without profits. be said in effed, Carter could make :lfo headway. He defended the independence of the Fed, the natl<in's central bank, and he demonstrated that independence by saying he would go right a head i( necessary with a Ugbter monetary policy -money supply and Its cost -that his board attempts to control. . \ A. .... .1 •'' •i :1 (1 ·' - , ... ,1 ., ' . " But he went far beyond a defense of monetary policy when he criticized the uncertainty over energy policy, en~ 11• vironmental codes, taxes. government regulation and de~ ·• dication to righting inflation. Doubt. was eroding coolidence. ·' be suggested. BURNS DREW IN SOME POWERFUL allies from the business world who have been complaining about the same · thing, arguing that it is foolhardy for them to spend when they don't know what the future brings. 1'his community of interest, which includes ban,ld.ng a nd heavy industry, is in a quiet fury over what it feel5 is a lack or leadership Crom Washington, a.s well as wasteful in- trusion from its bureaucrats. Given some assurance. it has been saying. and provided with assurance also that Washington will keep out of tt& af· fairs at least until it can gather momenlu.m , il can raise pro- duction, produce jobs and pay its taxes. .I ·"' ., ,~ .. BUT BURNS ALSO HAS MANY. many critics. A huge school of thought that has man.v squabbles within ~lf is in agreement that the blame for \hecurreat eeooomic alaile A belongs to Burns and bankers and big business. Bums especially has been criticiud. rnai.nl.y because o( what is seen as an erratic administration of the money supp.. ly, permitting it to grow too fast and then being forced to cut. back, pushing up mleresl r ates and alowin& ec:onomic a~ -) Livity. The bases or these dlsputes are deep and involved, and we still might not get a clear resolution as the fight d~ velops. But as tbe language becomes more explicit, finally we might obtain a clear exposition of the issues. ,rJ Thal is, if the two battlers don't call off the fight as be· Ing too dangerous to their individual and mutual interests. "'· 1,585 Miles per Gal.._ :reen-age apprentices at Mercedes·Benz in Stuttgart, West Germany, designed this car. which· they call a "three-wheeled cigar." It is 18 inches high, 106 inches long, runs on bicycle wheels and weighs 125 pounds. It is propelled by an air-cooled, one-cylinder diesel engine of less than one horsePQwer and gets 1,585 miles per gallon. Bank: State Faces Limits in Energy An updated study or Calltomia's present ancf nearJ term energy needs by Security Pac!Qc Bank says the st1to'1 energy situation is characterized by)S mlted energy chokes and an increaslng dependence on the diminishing oU and gas resources tha( supply 8S to 90 percent of California's total energy requirements. While conservation efforts and prog-rams can result In substantial energy savings, conservation alone will not solve California's energy crisis, the bank aa)!......- "THERE ARE STILL RELATIVELY Iara• amounts of known tuel res-ervos to be-developed -ror eirampte t.hero are possibly s bUUon barrels of recovetable petroleum re- 'serves off of the West Coast -but their development will be much more costly and difficult than in the paat." I~ Richard W. Ayer, assistant vice president In the research c:tepartmenL The bank's atudy s~s one ot the most dramatic · changea In California's ehcrgy consumption patterns over the next few years will result from a shortage lo supplies or naturul gas . ConsequenUy, in the ruturc, eleclrlclty wUI ac- count for lncreasing shares of the state's energy mix. "Fortunately, electrtclty can. bo aenerated rrom a ~u~er of energy sources -hydropowcr, coal. nuclear and •eo'lnrmal -in addlUon to oil. However, unUJ these other sources ore helter developed, oil must be expected to flll much of the anticipated void creattd by the natural 1as shortage," HYS Ayer. COAL AND tJRA NUJM ore limited in quantity, and tho .u11~fulneaa of coal Is limited by the harm lt can do to the en- ytronment when burned, the bank aaya. . ' -I ,. H ,, 1, ., ,,., . .... ' •• ' •