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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-01-06 - Orange Coast Pilot---'*'---_, --~ ~-- •• 4¢z ...... \ Bolt Blasts ~ , .... , Chimney ... . . : j Bovan M11rder· ,j ,,. ,,, iw ~) ,, We May See It Witness·· Wanted IL :1 J I I Over Weekend In-Rhode Island ,, DAILY PILOT . * * * 10' * * * . . . .. . . , ... . . ... -.. . . : VOL. 71, HO. 6, 4 Sl!CTIOHS, J6 ~AGES Dally ..._Staff ....... ED QUINN H~ BRICK HlMY LIGHTNING Wlf e 'Rattenecs' by Bolt In •Flreplac• A. Big Charge Lightning 'Flattens' Woman By STEVE MrrcHELL OftlMOeily ...... ltMf They say housework offers few rewards, and Barbara Quinn of South Laguna QrObabty believes that after light- ning struck her home W ed1iesday afternoon. "She was dusUng things by the fireplace when light- ninc hit the chimney," said husband Ed C. Quinn, of 32705 Caspian Sea, in Monarch Bay Terrace. "She was crouched down at the lime and the light· nln• fi.tteued ber. She went down and stayed down," Quinn said. THE WOMAN WAS N&r hurt ln the incident, which Quinn said, "sounded Hke a cannon shot." He said be was stand.in& by the window when he saw what be dttcribed as a terrlflc flash and a deafening crash. He Hid 1\11 Wife wasn't friehtened, "until about 10 minutes later when lt dawned on her what actually Jlap. pentcl," be Jau•hed. Tbe retlre4 Cbryaler Com~-:x •lce president said be and . bl• wtte went outside to •bout. a third of IMlr chimney )ylng •bout tbeJr patio and atop.• nei1bbor'1 roof. I.I • IOD • e1st ~tage_ ? e For Weekend Sun to Visit Orange Coast By JACKIE HYMAN Of Ult O.Uy PllM Sllff The National Weather Service has good news for rain-weary Orange Coast residents: The forecast calls for fair we..alher this weekend. Weather specialis t Don DePauw said clearing is expect· ed tonight, with high clouds on Saturday and Sunday but no Bovan Murder Figure Wanted On East Coast By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ult.,. .. , ~ SCMf Frank Rossi, the Laguna Hills resident expect.ed t.o be a key witness in the trial of seven peo- ple accused in t.he St.epben John Bovan killlng1 is wanted in Rhode Island 1or extortion, it was revealed today. Authorities in Providence said they probably will not extradite Rossi, whose real name is Frank Deleo. . Roaal-Deleo has been in hiding alnce prosecution o1 the murder case beaan. He is also expected to be an important witness in a narcotics case pending against one of the seven murder defen- dants. As Deleo, be was named with another man ln an April, 1989, grand Jury ln4lctment banded down {11 Providence alleelng they tbreateped a woman who wu to testily a1atnst. mobster Raymond Patriatca, who was standing trial for Joan sharking. A apotesman for -!the Rhode Island Attorney General's office described PatrJarca as tbe st.ate'• "number cme or1ani&ecl crime Ocure." The apottsman tald Deleo'• co-indlc:tM ltood ti1al 1D the ~ tortJon ,.,. 1D ~ and was ae· quit~ Dil.o apPiaNDtly fled lbe •ti'-Won betnl arraJped and a fuiilU.. W.,.,...t WU is- sued f• IU irnit et tluit time. The Attorne)' OeHl'al't Of· ftelal taW .... tbe cue Is now ·e1111t ,.n old llDd Wea-... lbe odMr' ..., wu acquttted, bOde 1111ii11 will not Co to the CIM9CWAN, Pa .. ,U) rain. For clam fans, there's addl· tional good news. Extremely low tides are expect.ed both Satur· day and Sunday aft.emoon. N ewporl Beach lifeauards BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM BATTERS NORTH -A5 RELATE> PHOT05-A3 said a tide of minus 1.5 Is due at 2:18 p.m. Saturday and one of minus 1.7 at3:01 p.m. Sunday. Best beaches for clamming are flat ones as in Huntington Beach, NltWport Beach and Doheny Beach, llfepards said. High temperature should be 67 Saturday, and lows S2 tontiht and 48 Saturday night, be said. However, DePauw added, UD• stable atmospheric conditions make it hard to predict ac· curately. "There's a new storm system out there, but It looks like it will swing ti> t.he northwest," he said. The Orange Cout. was sUU soaking today after the second 24·hour period In a row ln which some areas l'ecelved anore than an inch o( rain. The big.best amount reporttd this momlna for tHe put 2' hours was on Saddleback Moun. tain's Santl.,o Peak, wbicb re- ceived two Inches. 'nle 1eesm total lbere since July is lt.2 inchea compated to 12.3 last year. said John Gietzen of tlJe (See &A.INS, Pa&eAJ) Si.al.en Cart Fedeml, Case? Prime Rate ffises Again NEW YORK (AP) - Citibank, the nation's second-largest com· mercial bank and the nsual pacesette r in prime lending rate trends, raised its prime rate one· quarter point today to eight percent. The prime rate, a bank's charge on loans to its best corporate customers, bad been at 7 % percent virtually indus t.rywide since November. The prime rate is not directly linked to personal or mortgage loan rates. But bankers say long-term prime rate increases or decreases 01ay lead to similar movements in other loan charges. PUC Asked To Regulate 'J11nk Calls' LOS ANGELES (AP) Telephone "junk calls" are safe- ty "hazarils and an inV'astoo of privacy, a state consumer of· flclal sayJ, and the Public Utllitlea Commission abould regulate them. Managers. Indicted .In Theft Operators of a precious metals . storage business in Santa Ana were indicted today by the Orange County Grand Jury on charees they staged a phony $Ll 01iUJon robbery last year. Named ln the indictment were Swiss Vaults Inc. operators Vin- cent Carrano of Seal Beach and Jack FultonofCoronadel Mar. They are charged with con- spiracy to commit grand theft. conspiracy to submit false in- surance claims, submission of false insurance claims and 28 counta of grand t.bert. The charges relate to a report last July 9 that Swiss Vaults of· fices at 1404 N. Grand Ave., Santa Ana, bad been bit by daylight rob- bers. Curb Questioned WASHINGTON (AP) -The State Department, departing from its mual policy of not com. mentlng on foreign elecUons, ' says restrictions on free debate • raise questions about. the vaUdi-·« ty of CbUe'a recent national · plebiaclte. • • ~ • • t . . --.: -- I • . \Z OAJL Y f'ILO f s D•lly "ilel ,._o by O•ry Ambrose Allie Assured -Carter Makes -Final Stop BRUSSELS, Belgium CAP> - President Carter came to Belgium today, the last stop on his foreign tour, to assure the Atlantic allies that any new nuclear arms agreement with the Soviet Union will take ac- count of Western Europe's security concerns. Carter told Belgian otnclals he is optimistic about chances ror seltling the three-decade old Arab-Israeli dispute in light of the peace dialogue between Israel and Egypt and said he believes there is still a possibili- ty of a mul.tilateral solution "supported by several states." Prime Minister Leo Tin- demans and Foreign Minister. Henri Simonet relayed Carter's remarks to reporters arter the Belgian officials met with the president. Simonet said Carter's com- ment on a multilateral Mideast solution indicated some other Arab states may be willing to join the Israeli-Egyptian peace dialogue at a later stage. relations and monetary prob- lems caused by the decline of the dollar In EW'Ope. Soon after Carter arrived, about 20 demonstrators flaled a protest 11aln1t the neutron bomb, a nuclear weapon that kills without cauamc extensive damage to structures out.slde the immediate blast area. The demonstrators gathered a few blocks rrom the U.S. Embassy carrying banners readin1: "No to the Neutron Bomb.•• Belgian police said 14 pro. testers were taken away for identity checks. Carter's talks here at the headquarters of the North Atlan- tic Treaty Organization were likely to touch on possible deployment of U.S.-developed neutron bombs in Europe. Some military experts reel the weapon would be helpful in countering a Soviet attack in the close confines of a European battlefield since it could knock out forces with radiation while inflicting only limited property damage. CHURNING FLOODWATERS SWEEP ACROSS IRVINE'S JEFFREY ROAD NEAR SAN DIEGO FREEWAY Arab militants, including Syria, Llbya and Iraq, have bit- terly criticized the peace moves initiated by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, but Jordan has in- dicated it might join the talks at a later date . Carter met Jordan's King Hussein during the president's stopover last weekend in Iran. So That's The Secret Overflowed Flood Control Channel Thursday TmHforma Highway Into the Jeffrey River .., .... ~ ..... . . Parents Cling to Dope Christmas Tree to Stand Vmil Boy's FolUld \I .J-.X,\:'\ UHIJ\. Ky <AP> Tiit• Chn~t mas tn•c lhut 5·ycar- 11ld Kt·1th llolhd:sv dc•t·orutcd 1s s1 11t up and wtll stuy up until 111., parc•nts finrl out what hup· Pl'Ol'cl to l11m .. I ' 11 I l· a v c 11 u n t i I n ex t <'hrislma-.-;f I have lo," said a g r 1 m fa n d .I u d y ll o 111 ti a y , h.c•1th's mollwr "K1•1th wa-. so l•xcitcd about that lrt·t• lie decorated all of 1l ;incl tl lookt•d hkc 1l ll'::. a me::.s But Wl' clon I have the heart lo take 1l tlo"n " Miner Killed; Cuard Charged ·With Murder PHESTONSBURG , Ky CAP ) Wearing a ski mask and boots on th e wrong feel, the strawberry blond boy walked out of the house four days before Christmas -and never re- turned. State police and hundreds or volunteers spent days scouring this wooded northern Kentucky s ubdivision, from the air, by horseback and on ro ot, but turned up nothing. "I'm trying not to give up fat th," said Mrs. Holliday, "but 1t isn't easy. There are times when I think he is dead." His father has offered a SI0,000 reward for the boy's sare return. ''Hustler" magazine owner Larry Flynt added $20,000 to the reward total Thursday and an- nounced that a full -page ad· vertisement on the boy will be run in the April issue or the magazine. Flynt says such an ad would normally cost $50,000. AP Wlrepllolo MISSING BOY Keith Holliday. 5 From Pogt» ,.t I RAINS •.. Orange County Flood Co ntrol District. 11£' said Santa Ana received .95 inches yesterday, for a season total of 6.59. Last yec.tr's rainfall at th e same date was 5.51 inches. Charles Lewis at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa tallied one inch for the past 24 hours. for a season total of 7.36, up from 4.98 inches last year. The Orange County llarbor Department in Newport Beach recorded .87 inches, for a season total or 5. 73 inches compared to 5.31 last year. In Huntington Beach , rainwatcher J. Sherman Denny reported .47 inches, for a season total of 6.75. That figure ls still below the 7.26 inches recorded last year at this time. The Orange County Fire Departm£'nt 1n Laguna-Niguel measured .78 inches, for a season total of 7.33 inches, up from 6.84 inches last year. Tindemans said bis talks with Carter also touched on U.S. rela· lions with the Europe.an Com- mon Market, particularly trade Delegation Meets TOKYO (AP) -Hao Teb· ehing, president of the Cbihese People's Institute of Forelsn Al- rairs, gave a banquet in Peklnc on Thursday for a Congressional delegation. China's Hsinbua news agency reported. The group was led by Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., and Rep. C harles Whalen, R -Ohio, Hsinhua said in a dispatch from Peking. 1.endon Group ARKADELPHIA, Ark. CAP> -On his 106th birth-day, Norman Hob1ood, Arkansu• oldest veteran, was asked bis secret of loneevlty. ''Not dying;• Hob1oocl replied. A local Veterans or Forelgo Wan post here held a birthday party for Hob1oocl •t the Riverwood Nurslna Home. There wer& no candles on the birthday cake: Just the numbers 106. Veterans Administra- tion records show that Hobgood is one of the three surviving veterans or the Spanish-American War. Lesbians Reported Raising Families mons. fo. l'n1t1•d Min l' Workers member was t.hot und killed on a picket hne today, and a man h':lil'ved lo be a security guard was charJ!:l'CI with murder, Ken· tucky stale pohce reported. \apt Waller Sims of the state police identified the victim as M ack Lewis, 65, of Prestonsburg Sims said Ralph Anderson of Prater Creek, in Floyd County, was charged. In May, Mrs. Hollid ay escaped the fire that killed 164 people at the Beverly Hills Supper Club, where she was a waitress. A short time later, her brother was killed in a car crash. Her father died at Thanksgiving. Dollar Holds Gains LONDON (AP) -The lesbian organization Sappho claims Lon- don doctor David M. Sopher Is enabling lesbian couples to have children by artificial insemina- The House Is considering a bill to confer leiJUmacy on children whose unwed mothers become pregnant by artificial insemina- tion. Sims said he was told that An- d erson was employed as a &t.'cunty guard at a railroad crossing over which trucks haul ·coal "The i.hootmg did not occur at a mmc site." said Sims. "lt was at a crossing where a lot or coal trucks pass over and the victim "'as one of rive persons who had set up a Pl<'l-ct lin e " There have been numerous in- t1dcnts or violence and van- duhsm since the UMW launched a nation"'ide strike a month ago in purswt of higher wages and other contract improvements. No other fatalities had been re- ported. "l fall apart a lot,'' she saJd, her face creased with fatigue and worry. Thief in Laguna Gets Antique Coins Antique coins valued at more than $1,000 were stolen from a Laguna Beach man's home Thursday, along with the man's camera. Donald Gruver, 42, of 985 North Coast Highway told of- ficers thieves took coins includ- ing a $2.50 gold piece from 1862, a $1 1864 gold piece and seven 1923 silver dollars from his home sometime Wednesday night or Thurs day morning. By The Associated Press The dollar declined in cautious trading on Europe's money markets today but held on to most of the gains it made Thurs- day after U.S. action to snap the <'U rreocy out of its year-long decline. Here are tale afternoon rates for the dollar in major European financial centers. compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United Slates started buying dollars on the foreign ex - changes: Friday Thursday Wednesday Frankfurt 2.1350 German marks 2.1480 2.0730 Zurich 2.0050 Swiss francs 2.0437 1.9375 Milan 874.30 Italian lire 875.75 861.40 S Held in Seizure Fro• Page Al LOS ANGELES CAP) -Five persons were arrested and $2 million worth of the drua PCP, llnown as ''angel dust," was ~ei zc d in a raid on a WUlowbrook home, police say. O"ANOl COAST ~ DAILY PILOT BOV AN WITNESS. • • expense of bringing Deleo back to trial. He said that the nationwide warrant has been withdrawn, but that a state warrant stands. "If Mr. Deleo, or Mr. Rossi, whatever he calls bims~f, comes back to Rhode Island we find him, we will lake m before the courts," the spokesman said. Neithet the Rhode Isled of· ficial nor local law enforcement ofliclala could say when Deleo changed h11 name to Bossi and moved totheOraqeCout. Rhode Island offlclal1 list Del~ as 37. As Rout, bis 11e ii. set at 36. He WU the Ont witness to be • 1ranted lmmwtlty ftom proeecq· lion ln the SO.an oaie. Rcsal .ts an aasodate ot Utree of the men accused of 1UM1n1 Bovan down ou.t•lde a Newport Beach . rettaurant Oct. za. Roal la also an lmportant wit- ne" ln th• aattotk1 trial ol Alexander 1tuUk, wbo lac. a , variety ot criininal cbarses, In· cludiqc parUelpationd a tbe 8Qvu ..,_. ecuPb'ac1. kolil ... alated to teatlf1 w. Weft in LM. riJ...,. bearifta on ~ tMt KUJll was fo..nl In Pol~on ol mon tha • pound of nearly pure oneow berotn. That hearina .was continued to Jan. 19 in South Orange County Judicial District Court. Rossi also Is expected to tesUfy In the murder conspiracy trial which ia slated to get under way Jan. 23 in Orange County Superior Court. Defendants In the murder con- spiracy case include Kulik, hia wife. Elsie, and Kullk's business· partners, Jose'ph Davia and Joseph Fedorowski. Fedorowski ls the only murder defendant· still at larse. A fourth parttaer, Roy Richard, was originally lnd.icted with bis bullness usoclates, but he was O-anted immunity from prosecution in exchan1e for his testimony. The lndictment.s allete tbat the Kulla and their partners hlred .Rolal.'1 three aaeoctatel _.. Jerry J?eter Fiori, Raymond Stovon Reaeo and Antl:lony Marone Jr. -to kidnap and ldll Bovan in retaliation for Bovan'1 earUer kldnapplnf of Kulik.. The Kulik i!dn1ppU\s_. wblch waan't reported to poUce, II·· aertedb' w11 committed 10 that Bovan could •tt at what be ·~ parenUY believed wu a larae • atore ol cull from lM bClam.a pulnera' all•&•d narcotlca 1mu11.:r• operaUon. · ' Paris 4.7325 French francs 4.7575 4.6200 Amsterdam 2.2800 Dutch guilders 2.3110 2.2310 London $1.9100 to the pound $1.8825 $1.9590 The United States announced Wednesday, after the close of Europe's busine~s day, that it will intervene on the money markets in coordination with European central banks to prop the dollar. That announcement and ag- gressive purch8.$e of dollars by the Federal Reserve Board Thursday caused the dollar to soar on the world's foreign ex- changes. tion. · Jackie Forster, a founder- member of the group, said she knows of at least six lesbians who have been inseminated al Dr. Sopher's private clinic in the fashionable Belgravla section. The London Evenlnt News, which broke the story, claimed Sopher arranged for 10 lesbians to have babies. The doctor was not available for comment. A Conservative woman member of the House of Com- mons, Jill Knight, voiced "ex- treme disquiet" over the report and said she would bring up the matter in the House of Com- Raymond Booth, Secretary of the Royal College of Obstetri- cians and Gynecologists, con- demned artificial insemination for lesbians as .. ,rossly ab- normal" and said: "The social implications are enormous. This strikes me as a pretty bizarre slluauon." Dr. Mia Pringle, a child psychologist who is director of the National Children's Bureau, said children born to lesbian mothers by artificial in.semina- Uon will suffer abnormal stress. ''There Is a stigma and the children will become aware that people are suspicious,'' sbe said. A WORD -TO THE WISE- There is a tendency for many carpet stores to use strictly a warehouse concept. One advantage is seeing carpeting In rolls rather than samples. Many disadvantages are evident -most operations of this type buy only Off-goods, so that the customer only gets to see old patterns. or carpets the mills couldn't sell to regular outlets. Also, this type of operation generally feels that experience is unimportant, and conseQuently the salespeople know little or nothing about the products. Finally, most will farm out the installations to the lowest bidder. guaranteeing a poor installation. (Many of these installers are contracting Illegally without a state license.) At Alden's we maintain a happy medium. We carry a large inventory, and the largest sample selection around. We have exper'ienced salespeople. apd our installers were trained by us. .Finally, we are a state licensed contractor . DEN'S :iiisiaJiatiii,;:·custom drapsriss. linoleum • wood floOr - Orange Coast EDITION Today's Closing .Y. Sto~ks VOL. 71, NO. 6, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIOAY,JANUARY6, 1978 C TEN CENTS 'Die By GARY GRANVILLE Of .... Delly ....... Slaff -Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Ro6e pleaded not guilty today to bribery charges brought against them last month by the Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles then or.red all pro- ceedings against the two men in- to Superior Court Judge Philip Schwab's courtroom. Those proceedings are expect- Weekend Expected By JACKIE HYMAN .... Of 1e. Dally Pilol Sl•ll The National Weather Service has good news for rain-weary Orange Coast residents: The forecast calls for fair weather this weekend. Weather specialis t Don DePauw said clearing is expect· ed tonight, with high clouds on Saturday and Sunday but no rain. For clarn fans. there's add1 · tional good new!>. Extremely low tides are expected both Satur· day and Sunday afternoon. Newport Beach lifeguards BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM BATTERS NORTH -AS RELATED PHOTO$-A3 't said a tide of minus 1.5 is due at 2: 18 p.m. Saturday and one oC minus 1.7 at3:01 p.m. Sunday. ' Best beaches for clamming are rtat ones as in Huntington Beach, wport Beach and Doheny Be , fi~guards said. High temp raturc should be 67 Saturday, d lows 52 tonight and 48 Satur ay night, he said. Howev , ePauw added, un- stable atmospheric conditions make it hard lo predict ac - curately. "There's a new storm system out there, but It looks llke it will swing to the northwest," he said. The Orange Coast was still soaking today after the second 1 24-bour period m a row In which some areas received more than Ian inch of rain. The highest amount reported llhi" morning for the past 24 hours was on Saddleback Moun- 1taia 's Santiago Peak, which re- ceived two inches. The season total there since July is 19.2 inches compared to 12.3 last year, said John Gietzen of the (Sff RAINS, Page A2) * * * Storm Again Buries Irvine Under Water By PIDUP ROSMARIN ma. De11r ,. ... , .... "I want you to stop this rain! l want you to do your job and stop it now!!" The woman who said that Thursday wasn't wrlnaing her hands ln supplication toward some unseen power beyond the rain-swollen clouds that fiooded much or Irvine a second straight. day. Sb~ was shoutlna at a secretary in tho public works de- pa.rtmenL There were a lot of calls : like tbatl one, a«0rding to the people who answer the phones at city hall, from resident.a wanting to bow bow to set to work--0r 1et home-Crom and to n•ICbborbooda nearl7 wholly IUft'Ounct.d by Oooded IU'fftl. 'ftn1nday, as man)' as 11 city 1tnet1 Mr• eloted to uafbc beeaUM they ftA unc:ler water. Vlttually ••ery taortb/aoutb roN WU abut dOWD by the ratlbt«m • .;tdcb clroPPed about aa "\Deb and a balf -of ·water Wednaclay -.id mother lncb TIUlndQ. JIMt ~ Wedneld&y'I ralnfall .... .... • twO-bour Period ,.... about 4 to 6 p.m. wlMnll fell Ill tGtl'eDt1a1 bur.ta, accom· MIW117.MIL W,ft,\flae~lee te• ed late T*••aJ tllat rHtdenb In ....... ~ottbe ~ ........... , .• }~ ... ,~ ... Al) ·ch Enters Innocent Plea Superoisor, Architect Facing Bribery Trial ed to Include a number of pre· trial motions, including a move to bave District Attorney Cecil Hicks and his staff removed as prosecutors or the case. The indictment alleges that Diedrich in return for a favora· ble decision on a land use matter then pending before the Board of Supervisors accepted money directed hls way by a develop- ment firm through Fullerton at- torney Michael Remington. Tbe Indictment also alleges that Diedrich used his office to entice the development firm, Anaheim Hills Inc. and its parent company, the. Grant Corporation, to seek out an $80,000 bank loan on Diedrich's .behalf. Rose is named only in a single count or the three-count indict- ment. He is charged with conspiring with Diedrich to arrange the solicitation of bribes from the company. Remington was granted Im· munity from prosecution before tellin·g the grand jury that $55,000 of a legal fee paid him was loaned to Diedrich. The Dec. 15 eight-page indJcl- ment cites 35 alleged overt acts related to the charges. Last July )., Diedrich and county Supervisor Philip An· thony were among five men named in an indlctment charg- ing them with conspiring to violate state political campaign reeulations. Neither Diedrich, Anthony nor the two remaming co defendants in that case have pleaded to the charges. Prosecution has been delayed until the state Supreme Court decides if Hicks and his staff were rightr.,Wy dismissed as prosecutors by Judge Schwab. ·Choosing Sides Raciti Supports Initiative o.ilf PllM ~.., O.rv A""'9M By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of .. 0.Hy ~IR StMf Costa Mesa City Councllman Dom Raciti added hls signature of support today to a written argument urging passage or a controversial rezone initiative on the March 7 municipal ballot. Raciti thus broke ranks with his fellow council members, becoming the only councilman to support an attempt by the North Costa Mesa Homeowners Association to block construc- tion of anything but single- family homes on 68.3 acres near Bear Street and the Corona del Mar Freeway. Opposing the ballot measure is Security Pronllsed By Carter smEET WORKER CLIFF DOBBINS PROBES DRAIN Just Too Much Water at Costa Mesa's 19th and Anaheim BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - President Carter came to Belgium today, the last stop on his foreign tour, to assure the Atlantic allies that any new nuclear arms agreement with the Soviet Union will take ac- count ol Western Europe's security concerns. Flooding, Erosion, Mud Slitles Tallied Carter told Belgian offlcla.11 be is optimistic about chances for settling the three-decade old Arab-Israeli dispute in light of the peace dialogue between Israel and Egypt and said be believes there is still a possibili· ty of a mullllateral solution •·supported by several state.." Flooded streets, erosion and mud slides continued to plague Orange County today as rain poured down for the fourth con· secutive day. Irvine was hit hardest Thurs· day as residents continued to swim in the most extensive flooding in the city's history. se·veral streets were un· recognizable, inundated so that they resembled the results of a major flood that 10 times the rain might have brought. Elsewhere, a large portion of Main Beach in Laguna was swept into the sea by a drainage flow and county authoril.les kept a close watch on Silverado Can- yon, where a serious mud slide isolated a number of residents early Thursday. No serious injuries have been linked to the rains, but police spokesmen reported a greater number of minor traffic col- lisions due lo rain·allcked streets. West Orange County authorities report few problems with flooding and little if any damage. Likewise, the South County area apparently escaped with few problems, afthougb numerous construction sites In the Mlsalon Viejo area were sandbagged to prevent serious erosion. A mud slide Wednesday eve- nJn~t ofl a number of residents in tfte SUverado Canyon area u hundreds of tons of mud poured down Santiaa.oCreet. The 1Ude Jammed th• creek bed causlJ:la water and mud to Three TV Sets, Stereo Gear Gone. flow onto Silverado Canyon Road. Bill Reiter, public works maintenance superintendent for the county Environmental Management Agency, said workers were on the scene all Wednesday, finally clearing the roadway by 7 p.m. Thursday. In La1una Beach, a steady runoff from the Laguna Canyon watershed emptied through a storm dr~ system at the city's Main Beach. The runoff sliced the beach in ball, forming a temporary river. The manager ot the Niguel Cinema in Monarch Plaza was · surprised Thursday niabt to learn that the front three rows or the threater were under a couple feet of water. Firemen were (See DAMAGE, Pa1e AZ> Prime Minister Leo Tin· demans and Foreign Minister Henri Simonet relayed Carter's remarks to reporters after the Belgian officials met with the president. Later, the president left for Washington. Simonet said Carter's com· ment oo a multilateral Mideast solution Indicated some other Arab states may be willinl' to join the Israeli-Egyptian peace dialogue al a later stage. A. Big Charge Lightning 'Flattens' Woman 81 STEVE lllTCBELL CM .. D.ity,........., They say housework offen few rewards, and Barbara Quinn of South Laguna probably believes that alter liabt-- nln.1 struck her home Wednesday afternoon. "She was dwstlna things by the fireplace when llgbt- Dlnl bit the chimney," said buabaod Ed C. Quinn, of 32705 Caspian Sea, in Monarch BayTenace. "Sbe was crouched down at tho Ume and tbe llthl· nlng flattened her. She went down and stayed down," Quinn Hld. • TRB WOMAN WAS NOT burt in the lnddent. which Quinn said, "sounded like a caDDOD abot." He aald he waa atandina by the window when be Hw what be ~rtbcd u a ter:rlflc fiaab and a doafaln• er uh. lie Mid bis Wlfe wun't frtahtened, "UDtll about 10 m1outwl a... wbeii it dawned oo Mr what •etualb' hap- pened," be lauabed. Tbl reUNCl Clary1ler Ccmpay ~c. pNSld•t tald be Ud bll wife ""' ou"tde to ftDd •bout a thiril ol thetr eblmH)' l1iel aboat thelr patio lpd atop a netpbot'a roof • the ·majority ol the city councU, which voted 4-1 late Wednesday afternoon to accept an opposition argument against the initiative. Raciti voted against acceptance of the argument drafted by the ci- ty attorney's office and members of the council. Both arguments have been sub- m itled to the city clerk's office, and will appear along with a map to be mailed with s ample ballots to all local voters prior to the elec· lion. The homeowners' argument. signed and submitted by associa- tion President John Paradis, is directed primarily at the Amel Development Company and its development plans on Gene Prime Rate ffises Again NE\V YORK (AP) - Citibank, the nation's second-largest com· merciaf bank and the usual pacesetter in prime lending rate trends, raised its prime rate one- q u a rter point today lo eight percent. The prime rate, a bank's charge on loans to its best corporate customers, had been at 7~ percent virtually industrywide since November. The prime rate ia not direcUy linked lo personal or mortgage loan rates. But bankers say long-term prime rate increases or decreases may lead to similar movements in other loan charges. Swiss Vault Owners Held In 'Robbery' Operators or a precious metals storage business in Santa Ana were indicted today by the Orange County Grand Jury on charges they staged a phony $1.1 mllllonrobberylastyear. Named in the indictment were Swiss Vaults Inc. operaton Vin- cent Carrano of Seal Beach and Jack FultonorCoronadelMar. Tbey are cbareed with con- spiracy to commit grand theft, conspiracy to submit false in· surance claims, submission of false insurance claims and 28 counts of grand theft. Tbe cbaries relate to a report IHt July 9 tbat Swiss Vaults of· fices at1404 N. Grand Ave., Santa Ana, bad been hit by daylight rob- bers. Both suspects pleaded Inno- cent to the charges durlnl a brief court appearance today. In effect, the indictment al· Je1ea I.Mt Carrano and Fult.oo staged the alleaed phony rob- bery to cover up their own 1y1temlc embeulement or 1Uver bulllon and 1otd coins depo1Jted wlt.b Swill Vault.a by custom~n. Suta Ana poUce reported Ju· ly 9 wbeD lhey went to the Swbs Vault.i Offtee in response to • bu.r11ar alarm aJpal that Car· rano wu found Ued to an over-- tu.mid ebaJr. 1l'bey •aid C&ri'ano told them be we:nt to hll omce tbat Salur· d11 att.DOoo to keep aQ ap. polntment made over the ~ bt a woUld·be depositor. TM bulQ_Seal Be.ch man ro-jl«tedly tMd police he wu held' at 1~t and Ued to the chalr wlllJ• atttral men toot $1.1 mllUOD ID IDld aDd 1Uver from &.beYadl&L Kawamura's46 acres. The other parcels ar e planned for development by Henry Roberts and Henry Segerstrom. The properties are owned respec- li vely by the Phillips family and Hubert Wakeham. The homeowners ' argument calls Amel's original plaos to "place over 500 apartments and some singJe.family homes (127) . . an attempt to overbuild the Sile." The council's opposition argu· ment says "serious legal issues" and "expensive litigation" would arise if voters pass the initiative. The council claims tbe in- itiative is more a product of <See SUPPORT, Page A2) Santa Ana SexFihns Fllle Set A Superior Court jury decided Thursday that the showing or 11 X-rated films at the Mitchell Brothers theater hadn't damaged Santa Ana anything like the $480,500 the city sought. However, the jury decided the city is entitled to $76,400 in com- pensatory damages from the Mitchell brothers. It was Tuesday that the city's special anU-pornography at- torney told the jury they should award tbe city $480,500 in punitive damages. However, the jury did not rind James and Artie Mitchell and their string of X-rated movies were worth anythine in punitive damages. The jury did find the city was entitled to $75,400 as compensa· tion for the theater's operation. It was the same jury that last month decided that 11or17 films it reviewed were obscene. Those films, including porno nicks "Behind the Green Door·· and "Sodom and Gomorrah," bad run a tot.al of 382 days at the Mitchell brothers X-rated movie house on 17th Street in Santa Ana. Yet to be decided is whether a court injtmction will be issued to close down the theater. Coast Weather Fair toniibt and Satur· day morning. Ten percent chance of rain tonight. In· creasing hlgb cloudiness Saturday afternoon. Lows tonitht 46 to 53. Highs Saturday 6' to 68. INSIDE TODAY Jo~ lNa1loo liM• Uvfna on Udo'''-· .. ,.d ratlwr loolc out m11 wtndow and ia o W1D than Liv. fn &wrli/ HW. and look out m1110lrwtow and If~ the Wall StTM Journc:U." SH F ea1uting, ,,. 81. l••ex I I 12 OAIL ' PILOf I c Frid!y • .1!ftU!1Y I , tt71 Federal F._dhlg Mesa Council Eyes Budget By MICHAEL PASXEVICll Of ... Dell' ........... With two excepUona. Costa Mesa city councilmen reacted positively to their first look at a proposal to spend $886,000 in federal housing and urban de- velopment funds. The budget must be approved by the council, but apparently won't be until a proposed expen- diture of $2(),000 for the develop· ment or a "wilderness'' park is cleared up. Councilmen also expressed some concern Tuesday njght TONIGHT OCC PLANETARIUM -"The Loneliness f'actor," 7:30 and 9 pm. Saturday, 1 30 p.m. OCC LECTURES -"World War II," Fine Arts 116, 7 p.m. "Astr onomy Man and his Universe," Science Lecture 1, 6 · 30 p m. "Television," Fine Arts 119, 7:30 p.m. "Pre- rctirement Planning," Science Lecture 2, 7:30 p.m . "The Wilderness World," Science II all, 7 :30 p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS- Cartoon Festival, OCC Forum, 7.15 p.m. SATURDAY, JAN. 7 OCC LECTURE -"Orien- teering," Gymnasium, 10 a.m. CHAMBER MUSIC -Irvine C hamber Pl(jyers, OCC Auditorium, 8 p.m. From Page Al ··RAINS •.. Orange County Flood Control District. He said Santa Ana received .95 inches yesterday, for a season total of 6.59. Last year's raulfall at the same dale was 5.51 inches. Charles Lewis at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa tallied one inch for the past 2.4 hours , for a season total or 7.36, up from 4.98 inches last year. The Orange County Harbor Dcp<\rtment in Newport Beach recorded .87 inches, for a season total of 5.73 inches compared to 5 31 last year. • In Huntington Beach. ri.linwatcher J . Sherman Denny n•ported .47 inches, for a season total or 6.75. Thal figure is sWJ ht•low the 7.26 inches recorded last year at this time. about a planned $140,000 expen· diture for t.be development ot a mobile/modular home park for low and moderate ineome families and senior citizens. However, councilmen were mostly enthusiastic about the budget presented by Jerome Vanderwalle, chairman of the city's Housing and Commuruty Development Committee, after a trio of poorly attended publlc hearings. The largest portion of the federal funds, $365,000, would continue the. city's land aquisi- t1on and relocation prog_ram to provide new housing units for low and moderate income families. Vanderwalle called the pro. gram "our greatest need." Next in line is a proposed ex· penditure of $179,000 in HUD funds lo build a new recr,~alion center in Lions Park. The local committee alreadf has allotted $271,000 for the pro1ect. About $87,000 would go to the cjly to cover administrative costs involved in drawing up the city's fourth year HUD budget. The money would cover the use 1 of city staff, office faciUlles and supplies. Also included in lhe budget. which must be submitted to federal officials by Feb. 10, is a $30,000 program to provide more mobility for handicapped persons. The program would mean more blue curbs for han- dicapped parking, added curb cuts for wheelchairs and the re- moval of other barriers that ltmil access for the disabled. Councilman Jack Hammell suggested that this program could receive more funds, name- ly the $20,000 budgeted for im- prove men ts Lo lhe 35-acre Canyon Park on the city's west side. Vanderwalle called the pro- posal "an expression of sup- port" for citizens on the west side who seek the improve- ments, bul Hammett said de· velopment on the site would go against the city's promise to keep the park in its natural stale. Councilmen had few com· ments on the committee's re· quest to spend $140,000 to buy land for a low -cost mobile/modular home park. This proposal is a new one by the committee, and will be the subject of further discussion at a city council study session Jan. 9 al 2 p.m. in the fifth floor con- ference room at city hall. The committee's budget also proposes spending $35,000 to con- tinue its financial assistance program for property improve- ments for low income families. A $10,000 expenditure would renew a grant to the Orange County Fair Housing Council to cover the costs of providing ll'i service in Costa Mesa. ;, . .. ... ' • l "f"<w-1•" - SHADED AREAS OF MAP INDICATE LANO AFFECTED B INmA~ CouncUm•n Raciti to Sign Up With Homeo~.,. In Meaa .....,. -ut• U.S. Actions Slow Decline of Dollar By The Associated Press The dollar decLined in cautious ll'ading on Europe's money markel.s today but held on to most of the gains it made Thurs- day after U.S. action lo snap t.be currency out of its year-long decline. Here ar~ late afternoon rates for the dollar in major European financial centers, compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United States started buying dollars on the foreign ex- changes: Today Thursday Wednesday Frankfurt 2.1350 German marks 2.1480 2.0730 Zurich 2.0050 Swiss Cranes 2.0437 1.9375 Milan 874.30 Italian lire 875.75 861.40 . Paris 4.7325 French francs 4 7575 4.6200 Amsterdam 2.2800 Dutch guilders 2.3110 2.2310 London $1.9100 to the pound $1.8825 $1.9590 The United States announced Wednesday, after the close of Europe's business day, that it will intervene on the money markets ln coordtnaUon with European central banks to prop the dollar. That announcement and ag- gressive purchase of dollars by the Federal Reserve Board Thursday caused the dollar to ~oar on lhe world's foreign ex- changes. Some dealers said the dollar's losses early today were a technical reaction to its sharp rise the previous day. "The market is testing the central banks' resolve to keep the dollar steady," commented a Frankfurt dealer. Meanwhile, the stock market suffered sleep losses today as in· vestors reacted with renewed pessimism to the U.S. dollar's foreign exchange problems and a new boost in the prime lending rate. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, which had fallen Z6.2S pointa already th.is. week, closed another 11.43 points to793.49. It was the first lime lt had fallen below the psycholoeical 800-point barrier since Oct. 2$. Losers took a 4·1 edge over gainers among New York Stock Exchan.ge-Usted issues. Analysl.s had been expecting a continuation of Thursday's broad decline, which was al· tribuled to doubta over the suffi· ciency or rederal moves lo bolster the U.S. dollar in foreign exchange trading. HBAttomey Says Lie Test 'Backs Him' By ROBERT BARKER Of .. Delly .. , ... Staff Huntington Beach City At· torney Don Bonfa said Thursday that a lie detector lest has backed up his account of a physical altercation with one of his deputies. Bonfa claimed that the test. which he said he took voluntarily and paid for with his own money, vindicated him in the bitter dispute. However, the man Bonfa is feuding with. Deputy City At· torney John O'Connor, saJd that the lie detector test proves nothing. ··it is a gimmick and a fraud to the public," O'Connor said. Fro-111 Page Al SUPPORT. • "emotionalism and special in- terest pressW'e8" rJther than a consideration of 'the community as a whole. ''Adoption of planning or- dinances by the initiative process can easily be used by persona for their own personal ends bavioe nothing w do with good planning and zoning," the council's argu. mentatates. The homeowners' areument contends that "t.be problem is basicallyooeo!clensity," The assodatlon•s a1ru01ent further states ''there are not enoueh driveways to ease traffic congestion abd other problems that may arise. ''The accesa to the .apartment complex is at a single JoeaUon so that any unusual tralfio acctdent, major water main bretk, need ror repair of street or utJliUes within the street would sµbstantially ob- struct emergency acces~.'' The homeowners also believe that "'slngle·famUy bomes would have a greater positive effect up- on the fair market value of homes in the immediate area.•• .. In ref!)OJlff, the C0"'1c:.IJ. - minus Raciti-adibita '.'J!lete is noonesim}Slesolutlootothi.lcom- plex problem." .. The council clalli:I t con- sideration Wat~ -.ae1r lac· tors as the land a location, noise, traffic and to the changing hous· ing and economic needs or the community before Arnel'a plans were approved. Raciti cast the lone dissenting vote. "'This baUot measure does not consider all these factors and would create legal, economic, en- vironmental, housing and de- velopment problems" if ap- proved by voters, the argument contends. Mayor Norma Hertzog, Vice· Mayor Jack Hammett. Coun- cilman Ed M,cFarland aqdCoun- cilwoman Mary S.m.allwood in· tend to add their signatures to the council argument. STORM ••• would be unable to d.rtve to or troro theh' ho.mu. Pollet Lieutenant Jerry Bo7d aaid tho storm haa brou1ht ~e moat ext.ensivo fioodinf lo lrviac blltozy. . llo1dl tWl dOMd today were Culver Drive from Main Street to Barranca Road and from Bryan Avenue to Jrvhae Boulevard; Parkway Drive from Lake to Jeffrey B.oad; Barraoc~ Road from 1elJ~ Road to Sand Can- yon Ro d; aDd .Jelfrey llo&d from the San Dleeo Freeway to Irvine Center Drive. Also closed were Br/an Avenue trom Jtffrey Roa to Culver Drive; Irvine Boulevard fr001 Jeltrey Road to Culver Drive; all ol Ridgellne Drive ln Turtle ~k; ana Turtle Roe.It Drive from Starcrest Drive to Sierra Cecile Road. The nooded streets were in part responsible for numerous trarnc accidents, but t.be only serious accident lo the two da)?i or raln came when the au.o was shining. An Irvine motorcyclist. David C. Winslow, 17, of 4222 Escudero Drive, was hospitalized after his cycle sud into a pickup truck turning left io front or him on Turtle Rock Drive at Concordia Drive. The driver of the truck, Ken · neth E . Wells. 51, of West Co· vina, told police be never saw Winslow because of glaring sun- light reflected off the wet street. Winslow was treated for possi· ble internal injuries. He was re- ported in satisfactory condition today at Tustin Community Hospital. * * * From Page Al DAMAGE ••• called in to pump out nearly u;o gallons oC water at about 11:1.S p.m. Few problems of signitleanct\ were reported in Newport. Beach, alt.bough city crews were called out to block out portions of Back Bay Drive and one of the lanes on San Miguel Drive. Jake Mynderse, director or general services, said the lane on San Miguel was closed because nmorr from a nearby construction site had un· dermined the roadway sllehUy. Back Bay Drive, which skirts the steep bluffs on the east side or the Upper Bay, fell victim to a few small mud slides. A •lmilar problem was report- ed in San Clemente, where a mud slide caused the temporary closure of one lane on South Coa!it Hiehway Thursday. Costa Mesa traffic engineers ran out or "flooded" signs as the downpour caused the shutdown of many roads. Police were called in to divert traffic. Hardest h.it was 19th Street in the downwwn area, and a small road cave·ln was reported on Bristol Street. Costa Mesa traffic authorities said most roadways were fairly clear early today. However, sandbags were still being rnade available w citizens at the city's corporate yard at 2300 Placentia Avenue. The Orange County Fire Department in Laguna Niguel measured .78 inches, for a season total of 7.33 inches, up from 6.84 inches last year. NJ Nearing Laetrile OK Witness in Bovan Murder Case Wanted "If Bon.Ca was sincere, why did be conceal and suppress t.be fact that he was taking a poly· graph test until he returned with a favorable report? "He could have taken any number or tests before he passed one," O'CoMor said. Bonfa said today that O'Con· nor's remarks are so weak that they are "ludicrous." Terrorists Killed MEXICO CfTY (AP) -Police said 2S detectives stormed the hideout of a Communist cuer· rilla group in a M~co City sub- urb Thursday and killed three terrorists. Police Chi~r Arturo Durazo said the tsrorists were members of the 23rd of Sep- tember Communist League. Mexico's ·most active urban guetrllla group. Rlsint storm surf generate4 by the Incoming front whipped up breakers from six to eight. feel at Huntingl.on Beach, witb occasional cresl.s to 10 feet. 5 Held in Seizure LOS ANGELES CAP) -Five persons were arrested and ~ million worth ol the drul PCP, known as "angel dust," was se ized in a raid on a Willowbrook home, police say. TRENTON, N.J . CAP> Legislation leaalizing the use of Laetrile in New J ersey is one ~lcp short or galnlog passage. A bill legalizing use of the con- l rover si al substance, which some claim helps treat cancer, passed the Senate on Thursday by a vote of 21-7 and was sent back to the Assembly for con- currence in amen,dments. The Senate's revlalon would require physicians who pre· scribe Laetrile to wam patients that it has no known medical valu~. Doctors and patients would have to sign a statement acknowledging that warning had b~n given. DAILY PILOT ......... -.... ,_,_,.,...,_ '"•II. Clrttf Vl(t.-,•lft~lt .. 0.-al,._r ''"1:::. .. ~~= ca-to•"·"-.__,, .... AHhl..,.-llMMf' ........ c Frank Rossi, the Laguna Hills resident expected Lo be a key witness in the trial of seven peo- ple accused in the Stephen John Bovan killing, is wanted in Rhode Island for extortion, it was revealed today. Authorities in Providence said they probably will not extradite Rossi, whose real name is Frank Deleo. Rossi-Deleo has been in hidina since prosecution or the murder case began. He is also expected to be an important witness in a narcotics case pending against one of the seven murder de!en· danls. As Deleo, be was named with another man in an April, 1988. grand jury indictment banded down in Providence alle1lna they threatened a woman who was to testily against mobster Raymond Patriarca, who was standing trial for loan sbarklna. A spokesman for ithe Rhode Island Attorn6y General'• omce described Patriarca •• the state's "number one or1aniied crime fisure. •• The spokesman said Deleo'• CO·lndlctee stood trial in the U• tortlon case in 198'9 and was a.c· quitted. Deleo apparently ded tho st.ate before betn1 arr-.Iped and a fUllUve warrant wu 11· aued tor Illa arreat at tbat thoe. The Attomey Gueral'• of. flclal .-ld ~· th• cue 11 now "&ht rean old ind btea-.... tht otfier inan wu acqulU«l, B.bode IJWMl wU1 DOt •o to the ·•XJ*LM ot brln,t.Ds Deleo back to trial. '" He aatd that the natlOnwlde warral\t hu beell wttJaarawn. but that a sUM warrant a\Udi. "It Mr. Dileo, or Mr. RoNI, whatever he eal11 blmHll. com11 beck \o RliOM JtlUd IDd "' nnd him. .. .m la .. bldl belor• t•• couru .. · Uae ( spokesman said. Neither the Rhode Island of- ficial nor local law enforcement ofricials could say when Deleo changed his name to Rossi and moved to the Orange Coast. Rhode Island orticials list Deleo as 37. As Rossi, his age is set at 36. He was the first witness to be granted immunity from prosecu- tion in the Bovan case. Rossi is an associate of three of the men accused ot gunnlna Bovan down outside a Newport Beach restaurant oct. 22. Rossi ls also an important wit· ness lo the narcoUcs trial of Alexander Kulik, who faces a variety of criminal charges, in- c I uding participation in the Bovan murder conspiracy. Rossi wu 11lated to tesUfy this week ln the preliminary bearing on charaes that Kulik wu found In possession ol more than a pound of nearly pure oriental heroin. That hearinC was contJnued to Jan. 19 lo South Oran•e County• JudJclal t>latrict Court. AGENT LOSES PIGGY IUNK "This Is the only lie detector lest that I have taken in my life and I am willina to take a lie de- tector test on that," Bonfa aatd. . . A WORD To· THE WISE- There Is a tendency for many c8rpet stores to use strictly a warehouse concept. On& .advaotage is seeing carpeting In rolls rather than samples. Many disadvantages are evident-moat operations or this type buy only Off~oods. so that the custo'"8r only gets to see old patterns. or carpets the mitts couldn't sell to regular outlet~. Also. this type of operation generally feels that experience 1s unimportant and consequentty the salespeople know little or nothing at>Out the products. Anally, most will farm out the 1nstatlatlons to the lowest bidder. guaranteeing ~ poor fnstallatlon. (Many of th«$e tnttallers are contracting •llegally without a state license.) At Alden's we maintain a happy medium. We carry a large Inventory, and the largest sample selectlbn around. We have experienced salespeople. a(ld our Installer• were: trained by us. Ftnauv. we are a state licensed contractor. Friday. J<*nuary 6. 1978 DAILY PILOT .43 S~laool Moratoriu111 Water;WaterEvei9ywhere . \ Mangers Asks Mir l'l6el ,.,... _.,Gery ,.....,_ For 'Breather' A two-year moratorium on n e w legislat100 a ffecting California public schools was urged Thursday by As semblyman Dennis Mangers. 0 - H.untington Beach. Mangers said that schools arc reeling under a barage of lawi. passed ln the last. two sessions or the slate Leeislalure. Sunday Pilot Puts A ccent on New Ventures Ever think of starting your own business or breaking mto television as the new year begins? Sunday's Daily Pilot wiU provide clues about these ventures. TV BREAKS -Think you could provide the dialogue or act in your favorite program? Staff SUND A Y"S BEST writers Jackie Hyman and Den- n is McLellan checked with Orange Coast script writers and actresses and found it isn't all that easy. Manger:. i.a1d the schools need a breather. ··They need to gather their re- sources and beg10 the im- plementation or thei.e new pro. grams without the threat of more legislative demands on their tame and attention," he said Mangers. a former principal in the Fountain Valley sehool i.ystem and a me,mber of the As· sembly Education Committee, also said that he wouldn't in· troduce or vote for any new measure which l>ecks to add another subject lo the .. already burdensome" curriculum. He indicated that schools are nearly overwhelmed while try: ing to keep pace with rooent legislation which includes: -AB 160 which establishe<f collective bargainin& foe teachers. -AB 3408 which mandate~ competency standards fo~ graduation. ' -AB 1302 . the Early Childhood Education measure. AB 1329 which mandates in· struct1on in the student's primary language AB SS. the ommbus school frnance and school improvement measure ·-AB 551 for school staff in· 4 service trammg. -AB 1250, the master plan !or special education. · SIGN IS THE ONLY INDICATION THAT THIS IS A HIGHWAY, HEAVILY USED JEFFREY ROAD IN IRVINE Swollen Floodwetera Overflow Flood Control Channel South Of Barranca Road INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS- Sunday's Business Page takes a look at two Orange Coast busi- nessmen who left the daily grind to follow their own drummer- and to find contentment. Mangers is calling for other legislators to support the moratorium. He also is asking all school boards and education groups to adopt resolutions sup--1 porting bis plan. THIS MOTORIST HAD TO GET PUSHY TO GET·THROUGH COSTA MESA INTERSECTION Intersection of Anaheim And Center After Sklea Opened Up Thursday Afternoon • ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Painters Flee Angry Bees OPA·LOCKA, Fla. <AP) . SEE STRO&I R UN-Senator Strom Thurmond, 74, has i.enl his toddler children home while he begins the hard race to hold his seat for six more years. but then, says an Associated Press story, he is always running. •·schools are trying lQ. prevent venereal disease, fight drugs. alcohol and tobacco abuse, treat emotional disturbance, en· courage conservation, promote bicycle, motorcycle and auto s afety, increase consumer awareness, enhance values and morals etc.," Mangers said. When Opa·locka decided to paint its Arabian·style city hall, there weren't any complaints from the citizenry. The bees. however, took exception. As two painters climbed a 50- foot minaret to start laying on a light shade of pink, ~·n estimated 15,000 bees attacked from their home in the tower's wooden beams. SUNNY SIDE -The face that's laWlched a million laughs 1s back on Broadway. Imogene Coca, who plays a dippy spinster wandering through train cars in ··Twentieth Century," talks about her comeback. 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I INTREPID MOTOACYCUST PLOW91ltROUGH COSTA MESA FLOOD WATERS THURSDAY _____ ...;o......_ ______________________ __ lnteraectJon of An8ltelm and Plumer WH Hard Hit by Heavy Downpour ~Transit Items Missing · Seven itema totaUna $1,W 11 were amoni tbe U'Wln• to- ay alter a month·lonc Or1n1e ounty Tran.alt Dtltitct. (OCl'D) ventor)t Of nearly $24.8 mllUon ortb of aneta COSTA ME Si ,,... Lechrn hm W11Uwd At Gl'ftll H .... _ y.., G...-.s Fealw ":Pz Willhr CaN of W1 ar ~ Find out bow just a few s mpJe steps can help you keep your house plants lu,,b and healthy during their lowest season. · • F •t• Vlllly eMj, J•H r 7 A I 11 A.M. Wad9r.2P.M. s.-., d > .J ID • FOUNTAIN VALLEY . . l ' UAll.. 'f PILOT J'ast ~ Coating ,~J ~" ~ • I r ' ···~·'.· wUla · Tem arphi•e AMATEUR NIGHT: Reports published out of Los Angeles to- day allege that just upcoast, in· cumbent Long Beach Mayor Tom Clark may have broken the law in seeking campaign dona- llona. If the news dispatch turns out to be true, this is Ukely to be an enormous embarrassment to our ne1gbbonng larae metropolis. What is alleged is that Mayor Clark, who seeks re-election in the city's March primary elec· tion, lnvfted city officials to a fund-rajsing dinner. The price tag was $30 per plate. Already today, this allegation has ilJicited huge titters and great guffaws aU across Orange County. Mayor Clark :.hould be red- f aced. What a piker he is in the fund·ra1smg dodj(e. THIRTY BUCKS a plate? What \\a.S h<• !>crv1ng up there in Long Beach" Ch1h and beans with a half-glass of Coke? Whal Mayor Clark and his poht1caJ crome.'> need to do is get right over here into Orange County for some lessons in elec- t.Jon fund·ra1smg. Our politicians in Orange County are the kings of the fund· r aising dodge. You don't get any or this puny $30 a plate monkey business around here. Our .voliticos have re(ined fund rais- in~ so the victim-guests are now fleeced on a grand scale. For starters, it appears that the Long Beach mayor only held nne questionable fund-raiser. You couldn't s urvive in the Orange County political arena like that. You·d have lo have at least one a month, like our poliLic1ans have been doing. You have to build up the old treasury. These fund-raisers s hould be going year-around. , WHY, JUST THE other day, an invitation to one of these e vents came floating through the newsroom here. You could co visit a fancy house and jaw with the politician for onlv one. hundred and fifty s mackers. Just a nice evening out. . Mayor Clark's thirty bucks would barely cover a tip for the doorman and valet parking at an Orange County fund-raiser. Besides that, Orange County 'politicians long ago proved that fund-raising dinners are clearly passe. They used to charge two- hundred bucks a plate and as·. &em ble the suckers at some r estaurant with a name you . can •t pronounce. BUT THEN OUR politicos dis- covered you have a cash-now problem. You have to pay tor putting something on that plate that those being fleeeed can eat. This reduces profits. So our Orange County election hucksters mvented the cocktail reception. You get in the door for two hundred clackers. For some more caah, you might get a glass with ice cubes in it. Slip aom e body another SSO and they'll put some liquor in the Jlass. IT'S NO WONDER that Long Beach is drawing giggles around OrangeCountytoday. They may have the Queen Mary but they're really hick town dudel in the political fund· raJslng dodee. ~THEA I NATION 0 t rt Cocaille Deb&ted I , . '· Funds Sought to Fight Dnlg in U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) -A House committee, saying it's "impossible" for the govern- ment to dam the intemaUonal now of cocaine into this country, is calling for an education cam· paign to curb the estimated S8 billion-a-year business. But a White House official and a Drug Enforcement Ad - ministration spokesman dis· agree wtth the panel's finding, arguing 111Stead that recent er. Red Mi g ht Downplayed In Study NEW YORK (AP) -A gov- ernment study concludes that the Soviet Union could not win a strategic nuclear war but the United States and tu allies face problems in defending against a conventional attack in Europe and the Far East. the New York Times said today. The newspaper said the study on world military balance is the first prepared by the Carter ad- ministration and its findings dif. fer somewhat from the views held by the administration of former President Ford. The Times also gave these details: forts to reduce cocaine traffick· tn1 bave been successful. I N THE LAST few months, said DEA spokesman Robert teldkamp, authorities have made some of the largest co- caine sebu:ra ever. A record 130 pound$ ol pure cocaine, worth approximately $33 million, was seized in Colombia in October, be said. But Feldkamp and Peter G. Bourne, President Carter's special assistant for health is· sues, acknowledged that recent seizures represent only a tiny fraction ol the estimated 15 lo 20 tons or cocaine -au or it from Latin America -distributed an-nually in this country. "I strongly differ with the committee in terms of the effec· liveness of law enforcement. I think we've made a good deal of progress in the year ln reducing the Clow or cocaine," said Bourne. HE SAID THE government's program aims at making the dr1,1g expensive, thus discourag- ing casual use, and should not be Judged solely on the amount seized. . "~e~sonally, I am not very op· tam1stic about an education pro- gram, alt.bough I'm not saying we shouldn't use one," be said in an interview Thursday. Bourne, who estimated that one million Americans may have lried cocaine, saJd it is dif. flcult to coovince people that co- caine poses a health hazard. "As a result, it ia very hard to have education programs that are very effective." EA~LIER THURSDAY, the House Select Committee on N arcoUca AbUJe, in lsaulng a re- port oo its alx-natton So'1tb American tour laat Auaust, said, "It ts impossible to control tbe distribution ol cocaine after it enters int.eroatiooaJ trafflckine networks." . The report described cocaine- s e 1 li o g networks as blibly sophisticated organizations with structures and discipline re- sembling multioatlonal oil or grain companies . It said widespread bribery and other corruption undermine ID· vestigative efforts. Noting that Americans .,-e the principal users of the ille,al d rug, the report said, "We must. .. develop new methods of public education which will discourage potential new usefs aost provide current users with the type of information that will encourage them to discontJnue their use." •STOP STARING AT US AND JUST R!l.Ar .,,.._. ' Pf1tol1' Johnny Rotten Opena B•nd'a U.S. Tour Pist•ls' Shot: Loud More Curi~us Than Punk, Crowd IncludesCo s J\TLANTA CAP > -Vice squad hour-long set that included such • . p . officers were there, but the tUnes as "Anarchy in the UK.. but the bands Amencan bus1- notorious punk rock group from and "God ·save the Queen· .. ·a ness 111.Jln&ger said t he Sex Britain, the Sex Pistols, couldn't song in which Elizabeth ii is Plst~Js were pleued with the re- have ~n bU$ted for anything described as a mofon. cepuon. naugbtierthanloudnea. Most of the crowd in ,the 500. "THEY WEltE HAPPY with ''You can all stop atarina at us seat concert ball appeared more it," Rory Johnston said. 0 lt was and just relax and have some curious than enthusiastic their first Iii here, so obviously fun ," lead singer Johhny Rotten although a bard core of fan~ it was all a bit new to them. told the crowd as the group took standing closet>t to the stage "U the tour had started m the stase f<>! its American debut bounced aimlessly tn the air in time, they would have bad a Thursday rugbt, traditional punk style. chance to work on things a bit . THE FOUR YOUNG musl-There were only a few calls more, but for a rant Iii it wu c1ans then bluted through an for ene<ires when tbe set ended pretty good," he said. ' ' • The band· members decllned THE STUDY T I TLED "Military Strategy and Force Posture Review" says the Unit· ed States maintains a suffi cient force of strategic missiles to de· ter both large-scale and limited nuclear attacks. But it says the outcome or a large-scale conventional war in Europe could be unfavorable and there would be only a re- mote chance of slopping a Soviet thrust without losing territory. John D. MacArthur, ·Billionaire, Dies post-concert interviews. A spokesman· said travelln1 and the performance bad left them exhausted. PROM&rEJlS WERE forced to cancel several concert dates because U.S. orficiaJa al first were reluctant to issue travel visas. The delay reportedly oc- curred after it wu discovered some of the Sex Plstoll bad ininor police records. In the Far East, the report suggests that North Korea miaht be able lo seize tbe South Korean capital of Seoul in a sur· prise attack but the report does not question the adminlatra- tion 's policy of gradually withdrawing American ground forces from South Korea. I N T H E E V E'N T of a superpower conflict ln the Mid· die East or southern Africa, the United States wouJd prevail, it says. The Times quoted unnamed officials as saying that the re- port formed the basis for Pres!· dent Carter 's directive last sum· mer calling for major improve- ments in the combat abllity of American forces in Europe while slowing planned changes in the strategic force. Some ol the conclusions of the study reported by the Times were similar to those or an As· sociated Press study last year. THE REPORTERS who made the AP study, Fred S. Hoffman, a military writer, and Peter Arnett, an AP special correspon· dent, concluded that America's ability to fight a major conven· tional land, air and sea war bad been seriqusly weakened by shortages in key weapons and ammunition and by other critical deficiencies. (The articles appeared in the Dally Pilot.) The writers concluded the country Ahould fare well In any nuclear conflict. . WEST PALM BEACH, Fla CAP) -Billionaire John o.• MacArthur, the crusty insurance and real estate baron who lived in a modest apartment and conducted business from a coffee shop, died today of cancer. He was 80. MacArthur died at Good Samaritan Hospltal. His physician bad told a news conference three days ago that MacArthur was a billionaire, MacArthur -bold· dying or cancer of the pancreas. ing an ever-present cup of coffee MacArthur, who parlayed and smoking a cigarette - ownership of a $2,500 mail otder would greet hotel guests, good- msurance firm into one of tbe naturedly criticize employees largest fortunes in America, ~nd, through hJs telephone, slay always refused to estimate bis in touch with assistants who ran worth. Other sources put it as his empire. h i g h as S 5 bi 1 Ii on , but His lifestyle gave scarce hint "billionaire" was as close a of his huge wealth. "Certainly if description as he would accept. I wanted a yacht, I could get one," MacArthur said during a 1976 interview with The As· sociated Press. "But I don't. If I wanted to build a mansion, I could." APWI,....... BIUIONAIRE DIES John O. MacArthur Police from Mempbis, where the eroup was acbedulecl to bold .itJ next concert tonlgbt, Joined Atlanta police in obseninc the band in acUoo. "From the stories that people read in tbe papers, you don't • even know if they're human, but then you see that they're JllSt four young muslciana who thinlt they have aometbinC to aq - somethlng valld lbat nobody else Is saylna," Johnston sald. The mess-ae, crtUcs say, is a rejection of tradltJonal values - a theme common to rock 'n' roll groups of the late 1960s and early 19705. MacARTHUR DREW plaudits when h e ransomed the famed Delong Ruby from the un- derworld in 1965. In 1972, he was cast as a heartless landlord when he tried to evict a once- wealthy widow from her apart- ment for non· payment of rent. Although fabulously wealthy, MacArthur never cluttered his lire wilh the usual accouter· ments of fortune. He had no limousine. no mansion, few han gers-on and not even a secretary. • DREXEL • HERITAGE • HENREDON • BAKE A• HEKMAN • MASTERCRAFT • WIEMAN • HIBRITEN • In his later years. he spent. most of hjs time in Lhe cofree chop of his Colonnades Hotel, where he lived in a modest two- bedroom apartment. HE SPURNED THE jet-set life or nearby Palm Beach, where he said people "have a party every night someplace .•. They're yaltklty· yakking about nothing, boring the hell out of each other, I'm sure. They certainly bore the bell out of me." Dressed in clothes that sug- tested a handyman rather than -' w )( w er 0 • )> :II • m ~ alJ '" 0 0 z C> , • • Fog. Shrouds Midw.;est BRAND NAME Q"ALITY LINES OF • Choo,. from Hl•olld •roup• from Drn•I. H.,1td•· • Hertredon, All •p•ci•lty rHucfd for thl• Mid· Wintff ule. '•bu/out HIHtlon ol 11pltol1ttrfd furniture on elll• te ine/1'• •peo1'al ord•n on •uOlt Mm• bt•nd• .. Woodmetk. St•nto" c.o,,.,, • v ••• ,d. Stop in now to w1'tw tM ucititt' •tt•Y of qu•lity furnfehlrtl• reduced ••Pffl•ll~ /Or you, SACRA tENTO cAP > -State lecitlaton have •eun ~i&l ~~UIJl on property wea wllb or· eri. frOm Gov. Edmund in>wn Jr. to corne up "1th a $1 bDlLoo bill t.hla 11\00tb. but UtUt advice on }low lb do Jt. Brown 1ave only vague outllnea or a ta. packa1e whC!n he called the 11pe<:lal aeaaion Thurs· day In tua State-ol·the-St•te meaace. Ne.at.her ht nor le1islaUve leaders had an aoawer for tbe question that has stymied \lawmakers ror the laat year: Should tax relief be abared equally by all property owners or be bued. on income? THAT QUESTION PROBABLY wll1 be answered by a handful of Democrata ln the state Senate. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy said Thursday his house wouldn't insist on any pro- vU!ions that weren't acceptable to a ma.Jority or the Senate. Twice last year, Republicans and moderate-to-~onservaUve Democrats in the Senate teamed to. defeat Assembly-passed bills, sponsored by Brown, that otrered the m~t relief to low-to· middle-income homeowners. Most liberals still favor some formula wei&ht· ed toward low-income families, llke the Brown· Highway U s e Limited Fierce Storm Batters North By The Associated Prei.s Interstate 80 was opened early today on Ii l1m1ted basis in the wake or a blizzard·hke storm 'which forced the highway patrol to close il Thurs- day. Califorrua Department of Transportation of- ficials in Truckee first opened the highway to light vehicles with chains. Crews worked through the night to plow the pavemenL It was closed Thursday as was the Mt. Rose Highway, California Route 267 from Truckee lo the Lake, part or highways 89 and 20. TH E CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY Patrol said the highway over Donner Summit was constantly clogged with accidents. none or them &erlous. Truckee hotels and motels were full or stranded travelers. The 12 hour closure of the highway was the longest period In five years It was 0"1c1ally closed from Colfax to Boca U.S. 50, WHICH RUNS PARALLEL and south or 1·80, was open but down to two lanes, one each way Blinding sheets of rain, driven lo some places by winm of more than 40 mUes an hour, fell on many parts of Northern California Crom a deep depression that rampaged ashore from lhe Pacific. By midnight the front had moved on, and ~kies began to clear. In the Sierra, ski lifts were closed down as winds gusted to 70 miles an hour. Al Mount Shasta, an avalanche knocked down some ski lift towers to the tune of more than $175,000 damage. A1dty. January e. 197& DAILY PILOT ;\S on Tax Relief Bill backed bUl. Cowsenat1vt•s want across the-board relief that hrlp11 rmddle-to upper·lncome families. ONE PUR FOR THE LEGISLATURE to act ia tbe prebence on the June state ballot of the Jarvia lax initiative That proposal, which qua.llfied easily for the baUot in a pell lion drive, would cut )ocal property taxes by about f1 billJon without providing any new source of revenue. Unless the Legislature can defuse the issue, the initiative 1s thought to have a &ood c banc:e to pass. A continued spilt wab evident after a closed· door meeting or the 26 Senate Democrats Thurs- day, before Brown's speech CAUCUS CHAIRMAN OMER RAINS, D· Ventura, said 15 members -six short of the needed Senate majority -"could accept some ele· ments" of a bill based on tncome and ability to pay. Rains has named a four-mUll committee to try for a compromise propobal nexl Tuesday, and s81d he is "cautiously optimC.llc." It lncome·related tax relief is contained in the final bill, he said, "it's going to be so watered down that lt will not be controversial." AN ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL THAT has been circulated by Brown's staff In the last few weeks would scrap the governor's earber plan of sending Cllih rebates to property taxpayers. Instead. it would lower lax bills by increasine the homeowner's exemption from the current $1,750 to $2,500, and shift the homeowner's share of local welfare programs to the state. It woU-ld also increase the $37 renter's tax credit to $75. Passace of a bill should be somewhat easier because of parliamentary rules of the special sesaion. INSTEAD OF THE TWO.TIDJlDS majority that eluded them twice last year, le1lslatlve leaders now say they can draft a bill that needs on· ly a simple majority. Under rules of tho special session, the bUI would take effect 90 days after the session ends, so it could lower property taxes by November. In a regular session, a simple-majority bill wouldn't take effect until 1979. A compromise may not be easy, however. Some Senate liberals are reported to be bold.int out for tax relief based on need. .... :~~· I ('. -~ (19-\ ~ "'" .......... TWO MEN WANTED FOR QUESTIONING Strangler THk Force ReleHed Compo•tt•• Strangle Case Focuses on 2 LOS ANGELES CAP> -The Hillside Strao&ler Task Force is focusing Its search on two men, us· ing composite drawings of the prur as its main weapon, police say. "We cannot aay with any degree ol certainty that lhese composites depict the person or persons responsible for the homicides under investlsa· tioo," Assist.ant Police Chief Daryl Gates aald Thurs day in releaslnc the pictures. BUT HE ADDED THAT THE TASK force feels the two men "need to be Identified and local- .?<! in furtherance of our investigation " Investigators were asking ror citizens' help in matchin~ the comPosites to anyone seen "fre· quentlng or loitering in the Hollywood·Glendale- Eagle Rock or Highland Park areas." he said. Drawing No. 1 showed a male Caucasian, 28·30 years old, 5·fo<>l·9, 155 pounds. with medium brown shoulder.length hair. DRAWING NO. Z SHOWED A MALE Cauaa- cian or Latin with a light olive complexioo, about ~years old, 5-foot· 7, 130 to 140 pounda, dark hair. a mwitache and high cheek bones. Both men reportedly were seen after one of the stranglings, but police declined~ sar which on~ •. SIERRA NEVADA STRUCK BY BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM Motorists on lnteratar.. 80 Were Forced to Turn Around "'"WI..,... F RANK BENCH, WHO BEADE D the dis-. cuasions, is the uncle or 12-year-old Dolores Cepeda,· who -along with bor friend, 14-year-old Sonja Johnson-was a victim of the Strangler. It was noted t.hat Los Angeles police, who formerly would respond Immediately to a report or a missing person only In cases of children 10 or un· der, have temporarily revised that policy_ so that all reports of missin& females, regardless or age, are acted upon immediately. MUD SLIDES CLOSED COAST lhghway 1 fi ve miles south of Big Sur. In San Francisco, a street reported undermined by torrential rain~ caved in Lightning, rure for the San Francisco Bay Area . forked through the sky in the roar or thunder. A lightning bolt knocked out the KCBS broadcasting tower. but an alternate facility got the ataUoo back on the wr within minutes. The Air Force facility atop Mount Tamalpals, across the Golden Gale from San Francisco, re· ported wind gusts of 70 mph Thursday morning. THE RUNOFF FROM THE storm swelled drought-depleted reservoirs and brought the Russian River to within a few feet of its 32-foot flood stage. San Francisco received nearly an inch or rain. an amount reported by a number of stations. San Francis~ International Airport, however, report· ed 2.19 inchea. The wettest spot in the storm was Redding with rive inches. Sal Mineo Suspect Returned MARSHALL, Mich. CAP) -A swaggering, --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ UBLIC AUCTIO ESTATE J£WELRY & FINE PORCELAINS, CHINA, BRONZES, RUGS, FURNITURE, SILVER, OILS, Etc.· 1~ Million Dollars Worth . Vista Youths Arrested talkative Inmate who waived extradition In the Sal Mineo m urder case rather than pay a $100 legal fee is going Don't miss this important sale! Fine China, Crystal, Porcelains, Bronzes, European Furniture, Oils, Etc. VISTA <AP> -Sheriff's deputies have arrest· ed two Vistn youths 1n connection with a series of residential robberies and sexual assaults that have terrorized northern San Diego County. David Kay Stiles, 19, was arrested at his home ( ) . late Thursday and a 17· .... TATE year·old youth was ar· _ rested a short Ume later ..__ ______ _, as he drove away from his house, said Sheriff's Lt. Joe Bingham. Both youths were arrested on warrants l.llued. Thursday ni ght after an exhaustive month-Ions In- vestigation. Borur Chopper Target ol Slaot• SAN YSIDRO (AP > -A Border Patrol helicopter fl ying a routine mission was the target of several shots apprently fired from across the Mexican border west of the international crossing at San Ysidro, officials say. Robert McCord, u1Lstant agent in charge of the Chula Vista sector , said Thursday neither the pilot nor his observer were struck by the volley of 1 bull~ts ~red about lb p.m . Wednesday. . back to California the March, said he had not been told by the city al· same way he left -un- torney that the invitations might be illegal, the Los der guard. Angeles Times said he rescinded the letters to city Lionel Williams , 21, workers and refunded donations. who was to have been Con1'fclion Hearing DenlH released al the end of the week alter serving SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -· The man whose time to Calhoun County case led to striking California's 1974 capital Jail for obtalnlng money punistiment law off the books in 1976 lost a bid under false pretenses, Thur~day to have the stole Supreme Court over· agreed Thursday to re- turn his murder conviction. tum to Calllomia volun· The high court denied without comment a peU· tarlly to stand trial for lion for hearing from Steven Rockwell. 26, of first-degree murder In Sepulveda, convicted in Ventura County Superior the actor's death. Court on May 11. 1976, of first degree murder. kid· THE •.IMl "'~GELES napping and rape of Linda Beth Coverly, 18, on A.AID ~' Jan. 5, 1976. Times, meanwhile, q uot· ed court document.a to· Trade Secret Theft Charged day as saying Williama SAN DIEGO <A P) -A $10.35-mlllion civil suit on several occasloot bad was liled Thursday by an Oceanside manulactur-braeged of k llll n g ing ftrm charging International Telephone & Tele· Mineo, once to a woman 1raph Co. with theft of trade secrets. visitor and on other OC· The SUperlor Court sult liled by the Deutsch caalons to fellow in· Co .. which produces submtniature electrical con· mates. duct.ors, seeks an injunction against the use by l1T Tho docwneiita were or tnrormaUon allegedly obtained from 12 former riled to obtain an arrest FIRST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE YEAf!. Also, many fine pieces of antique ;md contemporary jewelry includ.ing fine watches, solitaire diamond rings, earrings, gold chains, cluster diamond, ruby, sapphire, and emerald rings. SALE NISHTS Friday, S.turday, Sunday January 6, 7, I 8:00 P.M. INSPECTION 2:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M . and 7 • 8 P.M. Siie Nights. TERMS: S.nkAmeric•rd • M•tt•rCharge P11rson•I check· Cash ·Some extended term1 can be ••r1111~d. Property moved for conveni1mce of ule to: &re11vpor1 ~rrller1c .. ( £.td 2542 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA (714) 645·2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 6 pm FRIDAY Art Levtne · Auc11oneer ' /tlOflOr'• S oUdd11g lllegal1 1 LONG BEACH (AP) -The city attome'Y'I of· 1 flee is looklnf( into whether Mayor Tom Clark D~utsch employees also n~a~m~ed~a~s~d~e~fe:n~Clan~ts~. __ _:w~ar~r~a~n~U~o~r~Wl~lli~·~a~ma~. -~~~~~~~~=~~~====~===========-- broke state and municipal laws by aollcillnl cam· paten contribution• rrom city otrlclala aod 1 employees he invited to a SOO.a·plate fund·ralslnc' dinner . it wu reported today. AlJhougb Clark, wbo is seeking re-election in ams JANUARY SPECIAL OF THE MONTH . . Toftltt'• Offj,. 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Lhe A::.::.l'l>:-.menl i;ind Treat· menl Service~ Center ( r\TSC' Ir\ :'\c\\ (JOrl Beach has provided worthwh1l<• :.ervicc.., to t roubh.·d Orange Coa'>t ~ oungster ... many of thl·m aln•<ltl\ .11 u<ld.., ''1th lav. en forccment · The center wa.., a forerunner 1n c1 n10\ t· ''1th in thL' .iuven1le Jlll>l1cC? :.y:.tt•m to offt•r ..iltt•1·n..it1\ t·:-. 10 formal ck tcntion of minor-; It nho prmid1·-. ln·atnwnt \\llh1n tlw rnmor·.., O\\n tommun1l\ .Judgrng from <.1 n:1·t·111 1·111ml\ 111 ol1e111on lh-p;,irtmcnt 1·\ aluatmn <ii ,\TS(' lh1• progr\1111 h.i \\111 l-.1•d and \\Ill kt•cl \ l'I'\ \H•lf Tht· :--luch 11·.im luuod th.it !HI 111·1<1·111 111 tlw '11ung'>lt•1.., \\1111 t imlplt•lt•rl pn1g1 ,1111 ... .it 1111 1·1·11t1·1 h:.t\ 1· l\cJl hacl Jur~ht•r hl'll'>lll'~ \\llh till' l.t\\ 01 talfen dL't'fH.'I' tntn lht• form<.rl JU\ c. nrll-JU ... t1<·t· :-.~ ... km Xot mentioned in the.· n·port. thou).!h ,1 ..,1gn11tcanl p;.11 t <>f A TSC's formula tor :-.llC.'t'L':-.:-.. ,.., lhi.Jl lht· tenll'r hu:-. \\On the supporl of \ olu11tt·t•1 otl!an1L,1lwns '' 1lhrn tht.• com· munity. T hat !'>Upport has ml'ant volllflll•e1 \\Orkt.>r::-. and the dollars needed lo keep ATSC's doors upen. in<:lutlmg p.iy· menl or wages to count~ workl·rs a..,..,1gned to ctut.\ there More communil1rs shoulrl takl' nol1ee of thl· renter's ~ucccss and th(' troubled youngst1·r.., 1L ha.., helped keep oul of further troublr The lesson to b<· lt•<1nll'd 1.., that 1lwn• 1 ... .111 .dll'rnata\·c 1 o d r opping juH:nJlc.., 111 truuhll' ol t i.Jl t hl' <111111 :-.lcp of a j1n·enllc institul 1011 Other rommunit1e.., um l1l'nl'l 1l I ro111 '' h.it has hap- pened in :\c\\111111 HC'aeh at the· .\._..,, .. ,..,m1·11t .inrl Treat· mcnt Spn·1c'l'' < \·nt 1·r It's the Law! \\'1th llw 11•1.'l'lll wealht•r lunng ..,kier" lo the :-lopes, ll m1ghl be as wt·ll 10 1 the :.no'' bunnies to kno'' that. as of .Jan. 1, u skwr who collides with <md in1ur<.>s another perl>on is subject to u $1,000 fine if he leave~ the scene, ex- cept to 5ummon aid. Thal·.., just on e of lhl' muny new ~late.• laws pai,sed by t:1c Ll·g1sl;1turc Ja~t year :ind no\\ in cffe('t. Then· :.. ;rnutht·r om· I hat <.,hould be of speC'tal intert>:.l to din l'I'" \\ho choo-;e to ignore p<irkml-( ticket:. It pro- \' HI<·-. th<tl the.· ,<,lat<> Vt.•paa·tnwnl of '.\lotor Vchiclc•s m;,iy n·fu..,e lo n•tW\\ the rl'gi..,trallon ot ..i \ t•h1c:lc uni ti out -.1 ;11Hl111g (·1tat1on:i arc c·ll'an•d up l.andlorch will lit• \\l'll ach l"i('d lo \Jkl' nnlt· ol lhl' t'\. p,tn-.1on of 1lw -.tall'·-. Humford .\LI \\h1ch bJns d1-.- 1·11m11wt10n l11•1·;w..,1· of r.1<·c ""'-n·hg111n n;tl 1onal nriJ.!tn fll' 111ill'lt:d "il;tlll.., . The 1 .. ,, lorm1·rl~ .ippl11·d uni~ In t,!11\ t•rnmt·nt I 1n;11H't'd h11m1•.., 111 <1part nwnl butldings 111 lollr untl!-. or rnurc.• lt 11<1\\ ,1ppltt•:. lo .ill h11u:-..1ng ofh·rl'd for :..ale or rent .. \notht•f' IJ\\. :.umC?d at rC'clu<. tn!-! lhc· en mt· rate ;qnong re leased prisoners, sl'ls up a four-year pilot pro· j!ram under \\ hic:h convicb ma\ qualify for up to 26 weeks of unl'mplo) mt'nt bcnl'f1h upon thclt' release to give them a c h anct· to sur\'in• v.hile looking for work. \n ant1-httt·r law that imposes a small tax on manufacturers. whulcs alcri, :.mu n •tailc·rs of containers .ind other waslt'-fll one could han• an 1 mpact on man~ con:-.umcr pnt·L·:-. It :-.eb up an SlR million <t ~.\ c.•ar pro_gr;,im for litter clean up .ind l'l'C.')t'hng JH'OJt•ct:i . c·ontrO\cr!-.lill lt'g'1slal1\·r action:-. like l'l'\l\'al of the de.ith 1H•1wlly. prr>pt·rty l;1x rdorm . ..;diool lanandng ancl the han on mmidator.'· r<'lrn·ml·nl (•ame Ill for mo ... t of the ht· a cl lanes clun11J.( lht' pu<.,l year But with tht• L<.•gislaturc p..is..,inv. I .OllO·pl u:, new law:-. l>~I "<'""'rm lht•rt• alway:-. art• a ll•w "\1•\\ Yt•:Jr :-.urprist's m ... 101 c· Thi!:> 1 ... Jlhl ;i "amphnf! Ti01e for Results The Orange County Transportation Commission. the 1•evtl'W agt•nc.v that local officials d1dn 't ask for. is one vear old this month and has a budget that has swollen lo $871 .000 for the current fiscal year . And ii is still yet t o be seen whether the five-m ember <;om mis~ion. created b y s tate legislation, will be able to qnprovc the county's. t,rans portation .Picture or do anything more than ex1sbng local agencies could do by them selvt.•:-.. Commission officials are optimistic thal the infant agl'ncy "ill offer a unitl'd \'oice in Sacr;.imcnto on transit and road 1:-..sues affecting Orange County. Thev <.rbo nre working to 1mpro\'e the county's Wlfarr allocati(m o f CalTrans hi~hway funds a nd the often cavalier way in which thos e funds an~spent. . If the commi~5ion and its staff gel into high gear this vear and :.how som e al'complishment. the money spent \\•ill bl' \\Orth it But 1978 s hould be the year the commission's impact begins to be fe lt. If it isn't, commissioners should be the firs t to say so and admit that the $871,000 in public funds might better be spent clsev.'here. • Qplnlons expressed in the space above are those of the Deily Piiot. Other vlewa expressed on this page are those of their authors and sti.ts. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O_ Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (71•) 642-4321 . & l . Boyd/Skeletons By L. M. BOYD . We have read, you and l . a t bat the phrase "skeleton in Ule closet" goes back to the dtays when physicians hired g ave robbers to dig up Cildaven wbJcb they could dluect to study humon Gloo1ny Gu anatomy. The supply was oh- so limited! Not anymore. La s t year the Kansas Medical Center came by so many more cadavers than it needed it exported 44 or them lo Oklahoma. Men tend to feel tnore un- comfortable in publJc places when strangers sit directly acrou frolll them. Women tenet to feel moro uneomforu· ble when 1tranaers alt. n1ht ~Ide them. Odd, lb.ls dif-ference, what! But. it hu pro- ved out. repeatedly 1.0 tdta tiy th<>to who 1tudr 1ucb mat• tcr. Nicholas Von Hoffman The Choice: Peace or Justice WA Siii NG TON Peace 1s nigh 10 the Holy Land this year, thus reminding us that e\ J!O lhat ei11sodc in European history c·alled the One Hundred Years War did end. although 1n some\\ h::it lon~er time than a t•cntur) With Egypt. the largest Arab power arruyt•d ;1~ain:.l Israel. s uing f or pl.'aee. Jordan 'hould do lhl' :-..1m~· ~oon lt•a \'IOI-( S) raa l h t' o n I•' mil1tar) power of any ('Onse<tuence still 1n the field . Syria 1sn 't strong • . enough to war agamst lsrael, so at long Jast the mess will be over. With one caveat. Anwar Sadat must continue to rule in Cairo. If the reports about his popularity and power in his country reflect American hopes rather than E~ypt1an realities. he will b<' cte Jack Anderson po~ed and shol. Then w~ II have cause to remember that for a dead Egyptian head of state lo be or value he mu:.t be 5,000 years olrl and wrapped up 1n a wmding sheet 8 ETTING on the po\\ er or ont' man 1s ru;ky King:., dictators and other autocrats du: The' gel :.hot und tht.>Y ha\ c heart at turks. which 11) \\It; h1stor) teaches that alliance::. hu1lt on peri,onul drplomac) on • ... Ce\.\ people, which a n• rl'scnlcd h\ the populace at lar~e. seldom last. In the 16th Century . Catholic Spam and Protestant England had u flin~ at 1t, but 1t was too unpopular to have a chance. Capitalist A.m.erica and Communist Russia tried for a few years in the early 1940s but that marriage also could not be saved . 1'hat the Egyptian masses, in their rags and thin soup, should want another war wrth Jsrael Is incredible. But then few have been the waric that ordinary peo· pl«' wanlf>d to fi~ht C'onscriplaon YOUR t-.'CVE (- was mstitutt'd lwc a use that 'i. the only way to ~t cnoueh soldiers. 1 t 's tht• power groupings in £<:gypt1an society whose opinions \H' ha\e to worry C:tbout. l!. lhe1r Pun Arubi1tm of the sort that makes th1t. contemplated peace lr<'al> stick in their throats-> H 1t 1:-. Sadat and the United States l'tm look for\.\ ar~ ll> a \l~r> -.hort run 8 l.:1' t::V I::~ 1f Sjdal hu~ t•nough :.upport 1n Egypt to mnkc backin~ him ~omelh1nJ? that won't rum U'> an that part 01 lht• world. w~ still have to face the fact that wc will have to pick between peC:tt·e and iui.t1ce. Peace evC'n with Begin's pro- posal of seJ.f·rule -e nds any re- ;i l1stic hope that the Palestinian Arabs ha\•e of returntng lo the lands and life stolen by the lsraelis. We Amerieans tend to go in all directions with a question bke this. In Southern Africa we declare that the blacl.. AfricaM had the land first 1 a dbputed 1'1;11 m by I ht· h' .incl therefor(' reg"rd the whlte Afriklln.ers as usurpers The fact that thty did their usurping lhe better part of 400 years ago cuts no particular ice "'ilh us. As with our own "onglnul Amc nc11ns," as we now are cominR to coyly call the lndtuns. the approved position as steal fu-st and then cultivate a moder al" remorse. one that permtt.s affordable payments In return for the Indians' uecuU11g J qu1tclu1m to the pretens ions of moral superiority that Indians and all other important people flaunt from time to lime. ll 's unlikely that the Palestin 1ans will get better treatmeru. al our hands. In Mr. Yasir Arafat they arc led by a man who wiU neither shave nor &row a beard and therefore com· mands lilUe sympathy when he appears on TV. Nevertheless. we might pause to think about what peace means to these r~ cently robbed and despoiled peo pie. They will have to ronfront the fa et that tht'\'. like the Armen 1an~ Hnd the Kurds. to name twn from that part of the world, art· now to tx.> numbered an the list of 'anii.hed peoplc•s PERHAPS the' -.huulcJ do \\hat the lsr:wl1s · keep tellin11. them to do co mmrl s u1geni r 1d e. dispatch themselves off by assimilation But the Palesumans are stayers. They've proven they can last the course and hold their grud&es as well as the chauvinists and patriots in other places. Most likely they will wail, nurse their hatreds and kill again when their lime comes. Perha1>9 the whole Arab world will. The Is raelis may ~ right about the real inl<.'nllons of those who live around them. It took the Arabs a c·ouple of ccnturre.s to drive the rrusader:. into the sea. but they did 11 We n 111 l lw n.~!-.J><msrble for dis tant fu tun•..,, howevt•r. 11 t•omes down to having JUSlicr without peact.• or peace without JU~tr cc an the Middle Eai:.l, and peal·e b better P eace isn't an abi.olute value · the Naiis taughl us that but it is as close to an absolute value as you are likely lo )(el tn this world. War should be the final. ultimate. last resort; lor JO years at has been the first re- sort. How the CIA Sought Mafia Connections WASHJNGTON For years, the Central Intelligence Agen- cy's darkest secret was its undercover association with Mari a hit men who were recruit- ed for in· tern ational murder mis- s ions. We finally broke the story that the CIA had used common gangsters Jn six at- tempts upon the life of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. Now we've learned that the CIA wanted to create its own branch or Murder. Ioc. -a kill· mg squad that would assassinate undesirable foreign leaders at $1 million a head. rt has taken us years to dig out the ugly facts. We were able to report on March 3, 1967 that the CIA had "batched a plot to knock orr Castro." On Jan. 18. 1971 we began a aeries of three. columns describing the six as-1asslnation at.t.enipta and nam- 101 the .Mafia ldllers and their CIA contacts. Not unm five yeare lat.er did the Senat. ln-telllsence Committee finally confirm our story. THE CIA recruited t he hit men lhroueh Robert Maheu. a rormer CIA undercover operator, who had taken charge of tbe late billionaire Howard Hughes' Las Vegas empire and had deveJoped mob contacts in Nevada. Around the time that Maheu was setting up the Mafia plot again s t Castro. we 've just learned, the CIA also ap· proached a forme r narcotics of ficial with intimate knowledge of the Mafia. He was Charles Sir agusa, a former wartime tn- te lligence officer who h ad become one or the Big Three in the Federal Narcotics Bureau and had handled the bureuu's liaison with the CIA. The bureau had cultivated in form ants inslde the Mafia and had compiled the best available files on the crlme syndicate. Siragusa was a logical person, therefore, for the CIA to sound out about form.ing e Mafia hit squad to kill for the United Slates. THE RETIRED Siragusa, brfaklnc • 1Uence of more than U years. told us about a atranee conversation with a CIA orrlc1aJ in Was hington a round 1960 After a few minutes of chit-chat, the CIA man made this startling suggestion: that Siragusa. draw· ing on his knowledge and con- tacl$ in the underworld, would recru it a crew of Malta torpedoes for standby assassina· lion duty. THEY WOULD be paid a boun- ty of $1 million in rees and ex- penses for each kill. The CIA would assign the missions and un· derwrlte the payoffs from its sec rel funds. Al tb1s point, the vis itor stopped, waiting for Siragusa ·s reaction. "At first I thought he was Joking, .. Srrugusa told us. still amazed at the recollection When he realized the proposal was deadly serious. he flatly re jected it "In wartime. it's one thing, .. he t old t h e C IA emissary, "but in peacetime. it's something diHerent ... lie heard nothing more of the mal· ler. Siragusa speculated that the CIA had selected him as the man to set up the murder squad because of his handling or two other special CIA requests. On the first occasion, three Span1,h·spe<.1k 1n g C IA operatives had been arrested while pulling a Watergate-style break-in at the Chinese Com- munist news agency in Havana Cuban police thought they had caught three small-fry burglars and locked them up on an island off Cuba. The CIA was desperate to get them back before their cover was blown. One knew the names of numerous CIA contacts in Cuba; in a ny event. the CIA makes every possible effort lo rescue agents in peril. THE CIA turned to Siragusa. suggesUng he enlist Mafia types for a rescue raid. This proved impractical; instead, Siragusa began dealings with a Chicago la w y er s upposedly clos e lo Castro's brother, Raul. The CIA authorizro Siragusa to spend up to $1 million to effect the rescue of the imprisoned agents by whatever means necessary. The Chicagoan received $10,000 from CIA funds but. his efforts failed, Siragusa said. Eventually the three won their freedom through the leaal ef- forts of a Havana attorney, re· t a lned by the CIA without Castro's ~led&e. -and: Our Appetites ~ Are Changing recipe for strawberry quiche," 1 aald defensively. But for some reason this repelled me Maybe lt WU reading {n Tht J®mal. of Mtntal JUl'll11 that the hunger drive had been proven stronger \hAD the sex drive. It seems two psyehologlsU · deprived male rats of both food and sex for up to two weeks. On then being offered t.betr choice between a female ret Jnd a square of chff&e; m6re than 98 percent cbote the ebec:H. the re. atarchen ~ed. .. EVEN 80, if it blldn't. bteft for our 1nnlv rHry m September, t wouldn't now be spending m.>' bowllni nllbta over at Wartba'a Hcretly eatln1 strawberry ~utche. For lt w .. only \hen that J realised .-bat had happened My Wife and J bad ione to 11:n expenthe re1,taurant lo celebrate. You know the kind - m1tr0h, • plaoo player ana 11ud1 'VktOdu decor. :r'b•Y lhowfl UI &D I ~ Md the allriiiiMi, an very pfol..._at, began fawning over us, describ- ing the exotic foods they would bring us for our pleasure. . Perhaps it was the a.ith pt1ces •• but my wife grew testy. "Tber. ought to make places Uko tbJJ l • l•&al," sh~ said irritably. tlanc- inl around at the other dhters who were 1orging themselves. "l don 'l cue what con1entla1 adults eat In prtvate, but Wt is1 an oblc~~oro •• -.---~......._..,........__ ~"--..... y • ORANGE COUNTY OBITUARtES Friday, ~nuary e. 1978 DAILY PILOT A 7 • ro_u_E_EN_IE ______ av_Ph_,_, 1_n_••_r1_an_d..,.i Mechanic Dog on It CanceJ" Series Set "We have lost our 'we have lost our picture' algn. Please stand by." ... . For the Record ...... Marriage Llenun Oe<-r ft, ,..,, 'CHU(IOEll ltt TTERMAN - M•Cht•t lto, ll """Su"'" Marie, JO, t>o1h or to'h• ,,,,.,.,.. I ICAUFFMAN·H.AL90WER Rollert (ro>t~ •~. otnd l'al11rvn Su• H. bOln ,,, L•9un• BtM n Oe<-r 11, 1'11 DAVlrS ANDRE Jamu roword, 1' .-no Jul,,. M4flfi> Jd. bOCh ot Hut\I H•l)\Ol'I H••tr. r.AlllC KRAUSE Stw-n 0. 11, 1f S•nt• Ar\a_. •rid Arnell• M.4rv, 10, Ot Et TOl'O llA'4 OE !IO<iAIH HAYDON -Paul Milo. H Md J""'n C•mtllr, 4' boll\ or Fouf"ttatn Vett•y TATOM PUGH Ml<hatl LIP, )I. ol W~1.tm'n~htr, •t"d Ton.,.• Dene. 24, or t1unlingl0fl IMtcll. ~11,lt'1 MELE LOWRY -Anl'-y J. ,,, and Cllrli Joltnn, :n, Doll> of Ne10part l>HQI, BARM0111£ BRADLEY -Wilbur J am••· .,, of uk.-, -e111 ... M., •L 01 HunllnQ1on a..cr.. HAM ILTON SHING -Rod M., 36, and O.,lone S/l;aryt, 31. boll! of H<lnt• l1>9ton Buer.. MOOAE·SCHWl!IZER -Plllllp Tnoer, 16, -Juell Am, lO, l:IOtl\ of lrviN. o.c. ..... ,,, "" H10UAEA1•CAREY-Hlc:llolu . H , •nd Ol•n• U, ooll\ ot S•n Ct~mente. FAtllHELD·ROSS -Ed C., 41 o>nd RODin Dale, 74, botn of C•Pl•trano O••Ch F AE.0£Rl(K CHAPEL Royd Konwaro, S... of &till-. •'Id Sotdle A•ll, o. ol Huntlr>Qlon lkacn. Oe<-rU,lt17 CHA IS TOPHEASON·LEE R1t~I Al•"· , •. or Lo& Alamllh, .Jnd Culyr>e 0 . lt, of 8~ Pork, o.c-"· .. ,, MOONEY·BICHL.MEIEA -H-•rd llry.., Jr, 31. ol Hunt11>111on lie.tell, ond Sui.an E11_,, :M, OI Founltln valley. Death Notit!e• (;ROTHMAN LOVNES -Stt~" M•<N et, 1•. -CyntNa l.M, 10. DOtn of Corona ~t Mllr MC (AATHV0 SCHOTAN US •• Mllcntll LIO•d. 11 o4 Hu1\lln91on 8f'•ch. 1tncl J«:Ob.t Em. 1t o• C•"•IO) StMP!>ON !..tiNOOVAL Larry E . "· '""' Ern><l T., 1~. botn of Cott• ,,.,.~,,. 80TICH O'AMATO -rvW ,, a..o M1u-.1 Lyoo 11 both 01 (OSI• Me.a PEREZ-GEORGE Notl Gardntr, 40, ol Wotmlruttr. •"d Lor•ll• E-ll ot CO\lt M•>ot !'>TAONG BAll(;(A J t mu Miiton. •t. and Ewlyn J., S1, boll\ ot El Toro CO'ILE·POWEAS -Bradlord Stewn, 2S. -Kim 01-. 2•. both ol t1unlln9ton &ucll BUSt1LING-LINO$EY -C..Orte Allle'1, 4', ol eoct. Mne, Md ~'11\a "'""39,olTuctln Ft..OAER-<X>X -OOllQi., w,.,,,.., ,., alld ._. Joerl. 11. l:IOlll ol Cos It Mey TOMES.BACHMEIER -Larry Jowpll, :IO, -Aebtcu Munoi. u, boll! of Fountatt1 Valley DK."·'"' f RE EMAN·CHACON -Craig J tme" 11, or Wt\lmln•ltr, and Rebecc•. 24, OI Fullerton EATON GIEALOf'F ·-·Albert C., :IO. and Shirt.-, Elalne, n. bOtll ot ~ C.l .. mente WAIGHT·GULLIKSON -Fr-~ Don•IO Jr, 11. Md Geo•golle f' t ill!, 1• boll\ ol W~lmlMttr WILLtAMS·ZIMNl(ltl Jtrry Tr .. an, •1, ano C¥Olrn U>ult.4', u. both ot Wu lmlMltr LVERAS.WEMM!llUS -Ptltr Vernard, 4', ol ......,_. e.ae11. and Mot11ka H•ldl. 3', Of Mlllbr .. MAOORE·EL.LIS -"olltrt Euq.-ne, )I), Md kalhlYIW M«le, 13. bOtll ol E 1 roro • PETROSINE·SCHAl'l'EA -Brue. Jol\n, 2', -~"" ............. u. llolll Of HuntltlgtOtl 8"acll BENNETT·MONTGOMERV - MICllHI MM1',. ll, Of WfflmlMter, ...., ltll A-. tt.ol F-laln V•llty SNEL.GltOYE~OA -Rk:Mrd A., It, afld UM L, 1t, bo(li Of 5.n .... ,~ Cl-"le MARAL.D.tl K. PRICE, retldrnt Of L.UCIO-AUl(l,lR -MkMe1 o.n._ Coroaa Oii -. Ca., llMted -ty on ?7,ot ~<Ila.AM,. lllldTlneMerleAU•• J enuer., ), 1t79 llcwnMtrcll It, l ... ln ltr, 12,ot Irvine ferro11. u1.n. ,,,. Is wrvl"9CI ..... lier ""'band Cl\arle\, Min Cl>artff W. Prka Dec. 11, lt71 ol L•-eArrowt.td C• oauvl\l~Bet· JIM ENEZ-MATHIS --Rob••I •v Jun Mcl.A1119hlln ·~, Coron• dtl Ar tllu• Jr• 11, of S.<1 Oleoo. •!Id Mor.c.a.IW09f'dlleldauot>ttnM>do,,. Cllarletn """• n, ol HUftllnglon qH&I Qrtndd•uonter. Funeral a .. ,,, -.rvlC<'\ wer~ Mid 1 oo p M, Frld41v SIGMONO.STANOVtCH -Jo""'s Januory '· It/I al P.cllle View (Npel E dwal'd, 1'. OI Coot. Mull,~ N•n<Y with RtY B<uce K\il"rle olflcletlnq.. I~ J• .... U,olLAMlrecla ••rmt"I P.ocllk: v .. w Mt,,_101 Per~. JAC08·C.llATTER -Wendell Pac•l•C Vlh> Mof'IUMY dlrec;1on Pllll llp, .... Of '"''n•, •"Cl ~lllrlev M<CUlllN • Oo;~(_l~;.O:,.TF':~l~OUITHAL -Jofln \/1'4CE McCUBBIN, rnldent ol llam., ll -Peut .... I 11 betll ol Coil• Mew,~-••av J M>uarr •. HUl\ll~tC:..lllMcl\ ·• ' "" He II \Unll...O bV wllt Velma, Ills, MUTSCHLEA·CAPOEVILLI! -"'"Charles Plume• of Yucca V•llev. Larry O•lt 40 .,. ~ 40 Dolll c •., ~ CU<IQhlen., Judlll\ i.-fMrwln ol 01 L•9.,,.. Hiii; • ' P-o MtM, c:.. Oor~ McKay of Dec,, tm Cotlt MtM, AMI• AG«ie'11 of Wul SPtNKS.HOWf:LL -Otfwlh An. Covina, Beuy Jun9 0.nlt'I of Aptos, dr•w. u, °'a-Pane, and Oonn• Ca., Linda Mann ol Coll• Mtsa, M4"1t JJ o4H1a>tl"910fl8eKll brolller Wiiber McCubbln or Wtst PERE'Z·SOTELO -11..,,.,0"4 Vlrolnla, 14 9rendclllldre11 end II Brtwtr, 14, e<>d MArle AllgellN, u, 9r••l·91"•n0clllldrtr1. Frl-t may call bOlll or H""'l"Vlon BH<ll lor vlsll•llcin on ~y 10 AM lo l :>O STA00$-MCWHCATEA-R-ld PM Bell B..-ey OMlpet, Servltes J~pll, 20. andO..ryl Mn, 17,llOthof will be lleld ,.,..., J.,,....., t II AM WntmlMltr •t Ne•-' MeM C11rl1llen C..nltf' HAAAYMAH·SWl!ATFAGl!A - .. 1111 Or ~ O. WOOd ollkfall119. Harold we....,., 61, of W.SllT\l111lff', lnt•r,,,enl Lo"'a Vial• Memorlel 1ndA11ll1C.,5',of~ • Petit. 8•11 troedW•Y MMtUM., OIAC· NIXON·ANOEllSON -er" .. ' tors. l!erl, '2, of w.tmlMter, end Lota SHllLTOM Ywna,.5,,ofs.nt.,,.,,. OICI( SHEL.TON, rHld111t of KILOAEN·A09ERTSON - leb.1,_, iw-1. ~naect away on a.orv. V., JI. of ~1ml111ter, elld i anuary 4, 1'11 et I.he ... of ... Joy K.,lS,ofOaf'dlnOrow Survived Ir( Ills Wiie OorOI.,., MM o.c.-.1'1' Slltllofl, ..,..,..,.. Ooloret NIMe of KILOOllR<Al.IP -Charl•t Rey, Leb.l'*I, iw-1 Md J .. k:e ,,_.,. M, encl J.,,Q K1tw111lanl, 26, bOlll of of Santa A,.., (I., Ill• INWtllU ~. a. £•To.-. Mrs. J. A. 91adt of Coala Mala, Ca. CALL.ENOER·TAYLOR -Donald •nd elgllt 9randclllldran, 00flna Werren, 50, of oir-dtl Mar, •"4 M••I•, a.-.,, ,.,.,.., Jo. Reblft L.ll'ft ea1i-1 ... e11a11,2•,010 ... n91 tnd SloWll ~. eltO Mitty L.pn, Dec.11, lt'1 St°'1'11., 0..... Md OWiy U. HcWte, BUAltE.OISEN-RObettAllen,30, \isltr ltllel M<EIHo.,, twriol wlll ol lnrlno, -CMl!erlne LOlllse, ». ot talUt olKe Ill ...._, Ml._.,,I Oft LonQ 8Mcll S.twda., .J-. 7, 1'11. TAAPOLINO-MAllTIN -"-~ C., SJ. of Lavvne Nlguel. and All<• J••n, ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;' d, ol El TOf'O · raca la01148S SMITI4S' MOllTUAlY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach ' ~M9 PUKPAMILY COt.OMIAL~ MOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 PACIPIC Y11W MINORIALPAH Cemetery Moituery Chapel 3500 Pacillo Vi•w Drive NtwPOf't . California 644·2100 •. Deaths Ehe,µilum _ LONDON (AP) - Lord Plureodea. 80, formerly Slr Rudy Sternberg, a self-made millionaire, staunch supporter of Britain's Labor party and cbainnan ol the Sterltoa Industrial group, died Thursday at Tenerlfe Jn the Canary Islands. NEW YORK CAP> - W1att Cooper. S'l, editor of the now defunct Status magulne ud tbe fourth husband of aoclallte Gloria V•A· derbllt, died 'JbUl"1411. Co11tract Approved A three-year contract with the Orange County Transit District's 89 bus mechanics won the ap- proval of district direc- tors Thursday. The package carries a . $338,000 pricetag over the three years, district offtc1 als said. l 'NDER ITS terms the maximum hourly wage for mechanics will 10· nease immediately from the present $7 39 per hour lo $8.03. By the third year of the con- tract, the maxirllum rate will reach $8.97. The mechanics had been working without a contract since they vot- ed last February to be represented in negotia· lions by the United Transportation Union in- stead of the Orange County Employees As· sociatlon. INSTEAD Ot' retroac· ttve pay, the new con tract offers a S200 lump su m payment lo mechanics who have been employed in the district f or more than s ix m o nths. Those employed as of Nov. 4 but less than six months will receive a $100 pay- ment. District directors ap- proved the three-year contract on a 4·1 vote. Director Robin Young abstained saying she had not had s ufficient time to review the package. The mechanics voted earlier to ucccpl the contract. Teach, Fido Maimers Is Fido failing lJ'I his New Year's resolu· t1ons not to chew up furniture, die pits in the backyard, JUmp fences or bark al 3 a.m .? Recreuuon department!) in lhe c1hes of Irvine. Cm.ta Mesa and Huntington Beach will soon be offering 10-week dog obedience classes to get Fido back on the track Classes In Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach will begin the week of Jan. 9 with Irvine classes lo begin Jan. 1"8 Course fee is $20 in Costa Mesa and Irvine. S21 in Huntington Beach Classes will meet one day a week at various times and locations. Jnformat1on can be obt:uned by calling 556·5300 in Costa Mesa. 754·3635 In Irvine or 536·5186 in Huntington Beach. Jury Trial Set In FV Assault Jury trial is scheduled Jan. 26 for a drifter who has pleaded innocent to chargea of holding bis former hosts captive in their Fountain Valley home at gunpoint after beine evicted once and r•· turning. John James Helenek, 34, a onetime security guard, apparently Ured of the dreary accommoda- tions ot a Santa Ana rescue mission at Chnstmast1mc, authorities said. HE RETURNED to the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, 9433 Siskin Ave .. and was surprised by them Dec. 28 when they returned from a holi- day visit lo New York. The Roses, who s ltpped out a rear door when Jlelenek fell asleep. a pistol in each hand, claim their former boarder threatened them with both his .38 caJ1ber revolver and a .380 semi.automatic pistol DISTRICT Attorney's Office deputies filed formal charges of false imprtsooment, assault with a deadly weapon, grand theft and possession or marijuana against Helenek. He was arraigned Friday in West Orange County Judicial Distriet Court and freed on $500 bail pending a pretrial hearing Jan. 13 Helenek was initially booked on a burglary charge stemming from his presence in the re· s1dcnce when the couple atrlved home from New York but district attorneys' lnvestigators declined to file a complaint on that count. Authorities on cancer will dls- c u ss medical. psycboloetca l , socioloeical and envlronmental aspectsofthediseasedurlne a l()..week lecture series at UC Irvine be&innin& next Tuesday. The "Biology or Cancer" series will be conducted by physicians, re- sear chers. social scientists and cancer patients. The course is coordinated by lour students: Karen Knudson. Bill Homett.. Chuck Tumer and Patrik Zetterlund. YMCA Swim Team Seeking Members Young swimmers who are looking for a chance lo compete Uris winter should check with the Orange Coast YMCA. T'be Y 's s wim team is seeltlne membei:s between the ages of six and 18. The team works out Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays from s p.m. to 6 p .m. The team competes against other YMCAs and swim clubs. Further information la available by calling 6'2-9900. Said Mlss Knudson: "students felt there was a need to brine canoer out ioto the open. Many aspects ot cancer were hidden before-people obtained their information here and there instead of from authorities." The class will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 p .m. to t·so p.m . in the Science Lecture Hall. Persons interested in obtaining four unJts ol credit in UC Extension may pay a $39.50 lee. Others may at· tend lhe leclures Cree, on a space· available basis. Song Writers Guild to Meet Orialna.I songs wUJ be featured at a meeting of the Song Wrllers Guild Tuesday in Stanton. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the China Gate Restaurant.' 10200 Beach Blvd .• between Cerritos Avenue and Ball Road. · The singing will begin at 9:30 p.m. in the lounee. DIRECT IMPORTER. ORIEN'l'A1' RUG GAhhERY 3617 E. Coast Hwy. • Coroea def M.- 7I4/675•473 Q SA VE UP TO 50°/o DISCOUNT ENTIRE INVENTORY FIME GENUINE ORIENTAL RUGS! Slus H ...U • hl ... &Mp ei fhU •.• AMW., l-..n SALE STARTS SAT., JANUARY 7ffl f Wtt WiU hy Yow U1ttd Oritfttal 11.MJ ) St!IN Hrs; MM. Hn Sat. I 0 ht 6 -S-., I J .. I .. ,·· ... l t I A• OA•l'f Pt~O J • Got 0 problem? rhcrn IL nte lo l'at [Junn Pat wtlJ cw red I~. ~ltmg lhl! an.¥u.er~ und actwn you need to solue mt'qWllt'I m guvt'mm~tt und lnuineu. Moil your que.rtion.a lo Pot Dunn, At Yuur .s.mnt.e, Orange Coait 001111 Pilot, f' 0 BuL 1560, Ct~ta Me1a, CA 92626 A• many letten as pou1We will be ormut'Ted, but phoMd mqumes or letter• not mcl"'1Jng the reader's full name. oddrtsa and business hou.rs' phone number cannot beconaidered. Thucolumnappear1da1· ly excepe Saturda111." Frozen Fbh Cooking fJrged DEAR PAT: I'd like to know if frozen fis h should be thawed before cooking. Also, do you know of a good, low-('alone cooking method for f11ih? G R .. Mission V1e10 It's best from a quality standpoint not lo thaw frozen fish, or to thaw it just partially, before cooking. t'ish porUQns and fish slicks should not be thawed. Fully thawed fish bC'comes sort and soggy, so any thawing should be done In the refrigerator rather lban at room temperature or in warm water. Once thawed, fish should be used promptly and should not be refrozen unle" cooked first. A good low·calorle method of preparing flsb 11 to oven-try it oa a baking pan in a very hot oven (500 degrees) until just tender. Brush with a smaff amount of fat to keep it from drying out. Test risb for doneness with a fork. It should flake or fall apart easily when fully coohd. PoHtlra l Collrrtors llnitf"fl! DEAR PAT A few friends and I have been col" Jecting political campaign matenals for years. We have buttons, hannns, bum~r slickers -you name it. Hai. un:.um• C'\'Cr formed a group for collec· tors such as us'' S V., Costa Mesa There's a group for almost everything, includ· Ing campai~n memorabilia collect.ors. Write to American Political Item Colledors (APJC), 66 GoU St., Newington, Conn. 06111. Claole!ttProl Clog• Works DEAR PAT· My elderly sister lives in another !'late. She wrote and told me ber doctor has found that hl·r chnk~lt>rol level 1s too high ::ind that she must rt•gul<1te h(•r diet. She asked m<• lo find out why chnl('Slerol is dangerous and 1r it is m all foods. I advised her lo a~k h<'r dO<'l<>r, but I bt>lievc> shl' is too ~hy to ;i,,J.. · R W • Fountain Valley Your mother's doctor should ~ contacted for spl'ciflc lnformatioll rl'laUng to her case, but the lft'alth lnsuranct' lni.titutf' ha'i providt>d the gf'neral information you n•QUC'>tf'd. Firi.t ol all, cholesterol, a waxy sub'>tancc U'>e<i in many ol the body's chemical processes, is one of the comples: cyclical aJcobols known as sterols. It is syn· theslzed by the body. Too much cholesterol Is dangerous bttause It ls one of the major factors ln ~e development of heart and blood vessel dis· eues. It can clog the arteries, Uke a corroded pipe, so that blood cannot now to and from tbe heart. If food contains an excess of cholesterol, the body may not be able to handle It and the result ca.a be an elevated blood cholesterol level -a bulJdup of cholesterol In lhe coronary arteries and the arteries going to the bralo. Foods of animal ortgln contain slgnJOcant amt>unts of cholesterol. Ett yolks and organ meals have a high content and shell Hi.h are mt>derately high. There ls llttle t>r tto cholesterol In foods of plant ortgln such as fruit, vt>getables, graln!> and nul,!). I RS Catt't Just Go Fish ing DEAR PAT: Can a government agency obtain a credit report on me from any of the credit bureaus that have a Cile in my name? I'm particularly curious about the Internal Revenue Service. D.S., Corona del Mar If the government agency proposes to extend credit to you, collect or review an account wlth yoa, employ or Insure you, It may obtain a credit report, accordlng to Associated Credit Bureaus Inc. It also may obtaiJI a c redit report U It Lt coo- slderlng you for a Ucen1e or other benefit, such aa a military security clearance, and la required by law to check your flnanclal responslbWty. A gov· ernment agency also m ay obtain a credit report OD you if you authorize It with written Instructions or ii a court orders It. In au other instances, the credit bureau m ay provide only identilylng loCormatton to a govern· ment agency. Such lnfonnalion ls limited to name, address, former addresses, place of employmeat or former places of employment. This prevents die Internal Reveaue Service or the Federal Bureaa of lnvestlgatloo, for e~ample, from golog oo a flsb· Ing exped.itloa" int.o your financial affairs. SKY ART & CO. ART SALE FINE QUALITY ORIGINAL OIL PAIMTIM&S ALL PAINTED IY PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS FANTASTIC VALUES ~~1r·~~ ............ s2900 MO.I An Pried Fro. SS.00 to SZ0.00 SATUIDAY A SUNDAY, JAN. 7 & I LAGUNA HILLS HYATT 2HJJ PASIO DI YAUHCIA LA.uMAHILLS IATUIDAY,JAMUAIY7 llSt WISTllM CUISYUMO IMM 17174 Ol1'9A HWY. SAM JUAN CUtS . . . AT YOUR SERVICE I NATIONAL Bl d D • k.i THEFAMILYCIRCUS. oo 1sea se-smo n g By Bil Keane Link Found in Study .,. .. ..,.... .Rutt• Agaf11? Former U.S. Rep. Wayne Hayes, who resigned in 1976 after ·a sex scandul, said he plans to run for political office again during an interview in his St. Clairsville, Ohio, office. He declined to say what office he will seek. BOSTON CAP) -A blood disease that causes headaches, fatigue and taintint bas been added to the grow· ing list of ailments that researchers say are likely lo strike people who 1moke. The disease is called polycythemia. lt increases the amount of carbon monoxide and cuts the level of oxygen carried by the blood through the body. A NEW STUDY says that smoking may be the most frequent cauae ol this illness. • The researchers say that virtually everyone who smokes bas polycythemia to some degree, although in most lt is not severe enough to produce symptoms. "People who have this disease are essentially asphyxiating themselves," said Dr. Stephen A. Landaw, co-director of the study. "Instead of the acute asphyxiation that leads to dealh, ihey have decreased their oxyeen supplies." A REPORT ON the research. con· ducted at the Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse, N.Y., waa published in Thursday's issue of tbe New England Tho usands Expected At Tribute • Journal ol Medicine. Among other Ulnesaes thought to be ('aused by smoking are lune disease. heart attack and cancer. Jn an accompanying editorial, the medical journal said, "Cigarette s moking far exceeds as a public health hazard saccharin, radioactivi· ty. food dyes, freon propellants, asbestos and the many other environ- mental toxins and potential toxins that have generated great public and governmental concern.'• THE NEW YOR K researchers studied 22 people with the di&ease. AU smoked and inhaled al least l 'h packs or cigarettes or four cigars a day. However. when five of the paUeots gave up or severely cut back their smoking, the disease disappeared. Landaw said this disease may be part or the reasoo why smokers are more likely to have h~art attacks. "•If someone with bad coronary arteriea smokes, he increases the carbon monoxide content of his blood," Landaw said in an interview. "His blood can no longer deliver as much oxyeen, and if he's got bad blood vessels, he can't increase the blood now. Whal he is doing is cutting off oxygen to bis heart." W inery F eud Settle d b y Monda vis "Dolly soys I'm the oppcnite 59x and I soy she is. Who's ri9ht?" LA Asks Concorde sT. HELENA <AP> -Brothers La-,;i~ng "ean·ng.·~ . Peter and Robert Moodavt anoounced I au fl I ., settlement ot their long.standinJl feud • involv~g ownenbip ol the c6arJes LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Qty Council b Krug Wmery in the Napa Valley. asked the Federal AvlaUon Adminl.straUon to hol:r! ~eter Mondavi said he and his sons, public beariqg on proposed noi.se nlles tbat would Marc and Peter Jr., and his sister, permit the Coocorde supersonic transport to land at M~ M~vl Westbrook, have ac· LosA~eleslnternaUonalAirport. qua.red the interests of Robert Mon· The.request came after the councll's Jndustry · davl and Helen Ventura. and Transportation Committee reported that the All differences among the family FAA scheduled hearings this mootb in Honolulu but have been. setUed and litigation has does not plan any here. been terminated, Peter Moodavi an-Los Angeles is one of a number or cities across nounced. the country designated by President Carter The. Charles Krug Winery was possiblefuturelandin&siteslortheplane. as established by 1he Monda vi family in the early 1940s. -------------------The Moodavf Winery is also owned by the family. HYPN011SI' 'SENTENCED MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A wave of Elvis Presleymania is expect· ed lo sweep U.city this weekend as thousands mark the 43rd an- niversary of the dead !>tnger's birth. Presley died Aug. 16 of heart disease. His birth· day 1s Sunday. Fonda-Hay den Raneh LOS ANGELES (AP) also ordered All·Baba • -A Hollywood h.YP· Al·Nadgi to repay the notlst wbo pleaded no $100 he accepted as pay- conlesl lo a charge of ment for a treatment a practicing medicine year ago. A NON.STOP, 30·hour ~howiog of 16 Presley films ·-starting wath '"Jailhousc Rock" and c•nding with "Vava Las Vegas" begins tonighL The opening of th<' marathon film fl·~t1val coincides with a three·dciy souvenir dis- play entitled "Remem- bering Elvis." Children's Camp OK'd without a license has I==!=:;;:;::;:;=;:===:;, been sentenced lo 10 ATioaNEY AT LAW days in jail and fined BUHIRUPTCY $95 "The Tribute to Elvis Convention" is to open Saturday at Cook Con- vention Center. At Graceland, the late singer's 13'h·acre estate, security officials expect 10,000 fans Saturday and Sunday to visit the gravesites of Presley and his mother. POLICE DIRECTOR E . Winslow Chapmi>n said he ordered addi- tional men stationed at the Pres ley estate lo .handle traffic and pedestrian problems. Presley's fath er, Vernon Presley, 61, who lives in the Southern Colonial home on the grounds of the estate, said he will not participate in any of the weekend's activities. SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Ac· tress Jane Fonda and political ac- tivist Tom Hayden have been given permission to open a children's camp in the mountains above this coastal city. The COWlty Planning Commission voted lo approve the appllcathm for the camp for low-income, urban children. lt will be located on the couple's 118·acre Laurel Springs ranch in the Painted Cave area. THE PERMIT ALLOWS up to 3S children between the ages of 7 and 14 • to attjnd the camp seven days a week from J\Dle through September. After the hearing, Hayden objected to the condition that the ranch ded· icate a 00-foot easement to the coun· ty for six-tenths of a m1le along Painted Cave Road, but overaJI he said he was satisfied with the.ruling. Painted Cave is a small .mountain- top community of about 70 families reachable only by two winding roads that in some placu can accom- modate only one car. ONE COMMISSIONER Yoiced a concern that the camp would be a "toe lo the door" for "pe>lillcal· oriented t.ralnln& seminars.' Hayden said last November that in- dividuals could obtain access lo a Elegant and beautiful. Bright green broad arching fronds . 5GAL. REG. $12.60 ;nmu JAN. 10 $750 for promising to Mft ~fd~~~ .. a paralyzed DIYORC£ $95 M u n l c i p a 1 C o u r l Uncontested Judge Michael T. Sauer 640.2507 summer camp in Santa Barbara in return for a $15 memtx?rship in the California Campaign for Economic Democracy -a group he heads that seeks to place "pub)a('" members on corporate boards of directors. THE ONETIME ST UDENT ac-E AIRLINE tlvist, who won 37 percent of the vote EARL'S TICKETS in the 1976 DemocratJc senatorial ~ ':'~~:0° UNITED AIRLINES primary, said this w~ he wu COO· A•Ho~o. BRANIFF ... OONTINENTAL St. Lie. 211u1 DELTA. EASTERN slderiog a convention center or s.r~1<.enn.a.1u1 vovro.or ..... TIONAL. • •• WESTERN retreat ror th e b t 'w uld 1 !Calls-. ._nl v ........... , '"" ear a u 0 app y COSTAMESA642-1753 PAN AM ••• NORTtiWEST tor additional permits if they were '*'"-'•'"' ORIENT .•. PSA.: .TWA& necessary. M .. $ION v1iuo49>0401 ALL OTHER AIRtJNES. Hayden sajd the camp will be open :ttni~C#tW-C .t.LL 54 9 to all children and its activities wUJ is. .. o..a ,....,, •u .. r, """"'·' "' 9· I 66 include crafts, hiking, horseback rid· ~~~~~~~~~~~==========~ ing, animal husbandry, gardening and group games. The camp will be administered by the Center for Public Policy, a non· profit organization set up by Fonda and Hayden. A Your Dally Piiot can be Recycled. o.c.c. operate• offtdlll cent., forCoelaMHa. AT APPRAISING DIAMONDS ~YCOMPUTER PULL RABBITS OUT OF HATS! Not reall y .•. but call us f br low cost coveragef ~UTO • HOMEOWNER RAB BITT INSURANCE • 548-5554. 1914 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA FOR HAVING THE GOOD FORTUNE OF HAVING ACQUIRED THE SERVICES OF GEMOLOGIST ••• ELLIOT PUGH (P'odll.d Above) Clu.ters' of tmaJl ptnlt roee. lfwmt Specialf GtaeltJate Gemologlst (Gemoligtcal Institute of America> ~ILE · BRUNNER' ROSES BiW& or Climber 'tluffY R uffle1' FERN DID YOU KNOW? • The ~ ol dianlOl'ds hot ,.,. 9'1'19 down for .. po&I '4() yecn. ond hot ~lo ri1e ot 0 IOl9 of 5 lo 15 ~ P9' Y9CI'· Whenever there It 111,lotioft ot o devoluoht:lf\ ~ Cl.tfrency, tti. ~ follow• , ... .,.,,Id nicmett. Ofld hen M<r~Hd ~ tlo IOOl •• 1912 aon.. ASK US (WHATEVER) ABOUT DIAMONOS HuntingtOf\ Beach. Ctlifomia 92646 (714) 963·5625 • I - \ INSIDE; •Sports •Business •Television •Ann Landers Above, Joey Bishop in his Udo Isle home: a self- described 'homebody.' At right, golfing with Mickey Manners. Friday,JanUllY 8.1978 DAIL V Pit.OT • . . Featuring_._._. --~·J 1 .Joey Bishop The celebrity would rather loqk out the window of his Udo Isle home and see a view 'than live in Beverly Hills and look out my window and see the Wall Street Joumal.~ By DENNIS McLELIAN Of IM DAllf ..... llAff Joey Bishop, looking tan and relaxed in a knee·bigh maroon robe, sat ln the living room of his Lido Isle home one recent mornillJ and con· templated why so many celebrities have moved ... to the Orange Coast. · "I think what really pulls them down here is that they're withdrawing from what I'd call the . rat race,·· he said, gazing at the gray harbor. "I think they've resolved that they're not u am- bitious aa they once were, and have decided to enjoy them.selves." "Thal'a prelly much my -view. I'd rather look out my window and see a view than Uve in Beverly Hills and look out my window and see the Wall Street Journal." • ·Bishop and his · wife, Sylvia, moved to Newport Beach from Beverly Hills five years a.go. It obviously was a well·llu1ted move, .. The people here are nice," said Bishop. "T used to dread shopping in Beverly Hills. Here, I look forward to it. And I'm not a partygoer so it kind or fits in nicely with my style. Besides. it ·s only an hour to get to the t ype of work I do." BISHOP, IN FACT, would be driving to Hollywood ln the afternoon for an appearance on the "Merv Griffin Show." (He recently guest·bosted three of the shows>. But at 59, the low.key comedian is putting less emphasis on bis career, one that began - belleve it or not -in the El Dumpo Club in Cleveland in 1940 and went on to include headlining in Las Vegas, performing in the White House and starring in two television shows. He still performs in Las Vegas and in other cities, but he's cut down considerably. A self.described ''homebody," he's at home more than he is on the road. And, more often than not, he'll be doing a benefit rather than a pro- fessional appearance. While he's sold his boat, he's taken up ~olf again and usuaJly can be found at either Jrvme Coast Country Club or Mesa Verde Country Club. He'll often play 18 holes on one course in the morning and play 18 more at the other after lunch. IF IT SOUNDS as though the comedian is contemplating retirement, it isn't so. "I don't know what retirement is," he said. "I always conjure up in my mind that retire- ment is doing nothJng but some hobbies. "[ guess now I enjoy the luxury of doint what I want to do as opposed to doing what l have to do." He's written a game show that Merv Griffin Productions bought called ''That's Rlabt, You're Wrong"-"if you give the right answer, you lose." "So far they want me to host it, but I'd rather not:• he said. "l'll probably do the pilot." • One pHot he made recenUy was for ABC called "Sorority '62." which wm be seen Jan. 10. It's about four girls living in a dormitory. Bishop plays the coach or a football team that ne\1.er won a game. But t.he role is a one·shot thing. The idea or doing another series-"The Joey Bishop Show" ran for four years in the early 19605-<loesn't ap . peal to him. "I'M KIND OF A stickler for honesty in humor," he explained. "You don't have the lux- ury when you're knocking them out week after week. I just don't like stuff that's contrived." Bishop's own subtle, offhand sense or humor developed in his hometown, Philadelphia, where his father was a machinist and blCycle shop owner. · Young Joey Bishop decided on a show busi· ness career ''because I could win an amateur contest ln 10 minutes and bring home more than my father could ln two days in a factory." It was stricUy a matter of eeooomics, ttso we could have something to eat in the house,·· Bishop said, pausina: "That might still be the reason." · He began by doing impressions, out of which grew his comedy. Then World Warn in- terrupted lhe laughter in places like the El Dumpo Club and the Cow Shed. But Bishop's fledgling career didn't end : he was assigned to the Army's Special Services. "WHEN I GOT out some guy who had seen me m one of lhe camp shows recommended me to the William Morris Agency, and I went to work in a club in New York.·· <See JOEY, Page BZ) With pictures of three generations of his family. What's Your Net ·Worth? Quite simply, you figure the difference between what you own and what you owe .. Here's how to figure it all out. Per8onal property such as furniture. household equipment, jewelry are not usually included in a net worth statement because it's difficult to estimate what you couJd get for them if you sold them. But if you use things such as jewelry, coin or stamp coUections, art objects, anti· ques, etc. as investments, you m ay want to include their estimated value. Under "What We Owe," llst everything that requires payment in order to wiP.,e out all your debts. Include balance due on home mortgage; auto loans; other lnatall· ment loans, revolving charge accounts, gasoline or bank credit cards; personal or life insurance loans; past due rent, taxes, interest, house payments; unpaid bills. After adding up everything )'OU own and everything you owe, subtract what you owe from what you own, and the difference will be your net worth. You may be pleasantly surprlsed to find that your f ami· ly ls worth a Jot more than you thought. )Jut if what you owe Js bi(ger than what you own. it may be diUicuJt to (ace up to tho gloomy reaHty of beinf "in the hole.'• This It a red flag that at)'s you need to reasaess your famizy spending and bOr· rpw1og habits before you're h\·ifebt so Cleip that you can't aet out. , __ '* • ' • .,. ,_. I • .... • • • • DAILY PILOT Joey at home: 'I have a great love for children and when a kid is bom with some sort o( "rJ7o1tcoming .•• I wish we would spend more money and effort on that than going to the moon.' .•. .Joey <From Pa1e Bl) His act still was based on his impressions and, like most ex-GI comics, on his four years jn the Army. He remembers those years as being a tough time for the new breed of comedians, unlike the established stars who were befng given their own television shows. "We were the attack kind of comics who dldn 't really fit In television," he said. "We had to attack the audience. We were unknown and had to gel their attentf,on. In those days the first five minutes-you had to earn it." Bishop and h.la dry wit obviously did earn it. By 1948 he made his first appeatance on the Ed Sullivan Show. And in the 1950s Frank Sinatra picked him to be hia comedian. "Frank's acceptanc.-1t'5 a comedian put a label on you that you must be &ood," noted 'Bishop, who worked with the singer 12 years. REFERRING TO THE current crop of C!omedlans, Bishop said, "You've got some brilliant guys today." But although be mentions George Carlin, David BreMer, Richard Pryor and Albert Brooks, he seldom goes to nightclubs to see them. Club Calendar runs each WedMsday in the Daily Pilot and contafm notices o/ women·• and &ervfce club meelinga and eventa for the Joi.lowing wtek -Thurs· day through Wedne&day. Send noticea to Club Calen- dar, Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo~ JS«J, Costa Meaa, Ci4 92626. Be nre to incluM JIOUr nome and phoM number. Notices mUlt be fn our hanch two ~elu in adoonce. • To request a picture, write or caU the f'tatures Departnwnt, 642-4321. Picture• are limit.cl to frmd· "ra.i&er1 open to tlu! public. RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTllY .... , ..... .,. ..... ........... ""' C.... .... -14MUt "I just don't go because I'm a homebody, number one. I don't drink and I don't smoke," he said. "I guess il they could do their act in a revival tent, I'd probably go." One of the reasons he enjoyed doing bis talk show in the· late '60s was because he was able to discover and spotlight new talent. (Glen Campbell was one). It also gave him the opportunity to let guests such as Danny Thomu say a word in behalf of St. Jude Hospital or other charities. Bishop himself baa been involved with Cystic Fibrosis and a number of other charities over the years. One aspect of belnc well known th,_t be is most grateful for is that by making an ap. pearance be is able to help a worthy cause. "I HA VE A great lOYe for children and when a kid is bom with aome ICll't of abort.com. ing ... I wish we would apend more money and ef. fort on that th.an eoin1 to the moon:• Bishop is very close to hia 30-year-old actor son, Larry. who la mak1n1 a movie called "The Big Fix, .. with childhood pala Richard Dreyfuss, Rob Reiner and David Arkin. And he's especially proud of his two Young grandsons, who be ·planned to atop by to see before going on to the GrUfin Show later in the afternoon .• In fact, the only reason Bishop sold his boat was because of the grandchildren. "I'm running into Los Angeles more now," he explained. Like the life he's leading in Newport Beach, Joey Bishop obvloualy enjoy1 the role of grandfather. "The only thing that's different ... he said, .. is now l 'm sleepinc with a aranclmotheJ'." Contemporay . Clothing for Her. Aaa Laaden Condolence -~anea - DEAR ANN LANDERS: My slater's husband passed away recently and I stood next to her at the wake in the mortuary to &reel peo. pie and accept ceodolencea. I W'5 stunned by some of the thin&s peeple asked. Wlll you kindly tell me how she should have respoaded to these two questions and one statement: (1) Did your husband leave any lnllurance? (2) Do you have any plans for your husband's suits and overcoat? 14y son ls naeUy your husband's size and be could sure use them. (3) Don't feel bad, honey. I'll bet you'll meet another man real soon and get married again. I await vour response. -KLAMATH FALLS READER DEAR READER: My sa11es&ec1 reapooses are as follows: (1) Why would that be of aay ID&ereat to you? (Z) I haven't bad time to UllDk about ndr things. I hope you wtll forlive me. (3) Saeb ad loaeulfl.e remark deaene1 nothing more than a 1001 look -paoetaated with silence. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband was a .. Food Impector," too -althou.&h Dot quite as bad as the man in KLc~ab. nlere's a chance his wUe rnliht cure him if abe ls willlDg to try my ~bnlque. It worked for me. Never get into a dlacuaslon with your husband about any food be th.lnka doesn't smell .. right" or lQOk "riltbt. ". 'l'be minute be ques· lions something, asree with him that It ls a UtUe "off." Throw it all out where it can•t be retrieved. Then go fix fried eggs. Aft& that, at the first sign of a wrinkled nose throw everything out Immediately and pre- pare a peanut butler sandwich. If he saya he prefers eggs, tell h1m, "Sorry dear, I need the eggs tomorrow morning for a cake I promised • the church bake sale." 1 Three such incidents and your "Food •Inspector" won't be so fussy. He'll eat whatever you put in front of him. Mine does. -VOICE OF EXPERIENCE IN SILVER SPRINGS HI YO SILVER: Thaw for a·aeat eolatloa. And now. please, tell DB wba& to do II tM l1ab la really a UUJe "ofr• and be 1ets a be!Jy1cllet DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently )'OU printed a letter signed "One Less In 1be Fami· ly. '.' from a girl who said her brother died from eating the leaves of a house plant. Sbe then list- ed several plants that were "poisooous." Periodically that letter (and others llke it) pop up. This is to let you know that the National Clearinghouse for Poison Control Centers re- ceives reports from the various centers all over the country. Usually these reports are filled out in the emergency rooms of bospitala. We believe we get a very good picture of what i& happening. Not one death from eating omamental shrubbery has been reported since 1970. Sin· cerely Yours -JOHN J . CROTTY, M.D .• DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF POISON CONTROL (DEPT. OF HEW, BETHESDA, MD.) DEAR DR. CROTTY: TbHk yoa Yer)' much for giving me an opportlllllty to ae& tile ret· ord straight. We all get taken In once ID a wlalle and the face with e11 on It Is mine. Wedding end engagement a:rmouncementa nm on 8undafl in the Da1lJ1 Pilot. Form.a are available at all Doily Aloe o/fict• or bu calling tht Ftaturt• ~rt· ment, 6CZ-4.12J. To~ dflappoffttment, prolJ)fetW. bridn are remtndtd to have thetr wdd'7lg 1tom1, with a black· CJnd.whUe glouy of the b1ide or of tht CC>Mple, to the Featuru Department OM t.*ek 1¥/ore tht toeddbtg. Engagemnc announcement1, wUh block.atld· white glouJI of tht future brU:U or the covple, """' ~ f'ecefved bu tht Feature• Department ft.% IDffkl Mfore the wedding date. -\' ANN LANDERS/ HOROSCOPE ( 8A111a.DAY, JAN. T BJ SYDNBY OMAaa ) A111D <March 21-AprU 10): You may find soal la aot what orislnally supposed. You can adjust eoune U fahe pride ls pushed aside. Pia~ Vireo flsure promlnently. You make favorable lmprealOC\ on person ln poeltklll io ~aJuummlor YJN at fQp_ _ _ _ TAV&VS (April 20-May 20): You can put menage 8CJ'ON. Responsible persons are will· Ing to tnveat In JOor talent or project. Capriconi, Cancer nlUJ'• prominenUy. You get favorable respome from afar. You prove a poiJlt, 'riews are vtndkat.d. GElllHI (May 21·JUM 20): Dl1 deep, strike pay dirt by hMH J)G"llla~ curious about "what Ues ~yond.1" FinWa na ,.... start. Find waya of lmprovinc d.lapl17. dlltrtbutklo. Aries. lJbra ftcure prominesiUy; ao does tbe um~ 9. CANCER (Jane 21.July ~): l!mpbu!a on DUbllo relations. new start.a, chaJlences, eon· tacta that ean lead to meantnctul rdatiMahips. Leo, Aquarius fieure in ac:enario. Reaetloa of others beeomes more lmportant than UluaL Ex· plain position ln clear manner. • LEO (July 23·Aua. 22) ~ Be positive ccacern- ing baalc material. Leave no loc»e ends. notbln1 to chance. TbOle wbo depeD<t upon you make addlUonal demands. You're pulled ln two dkec· tioM simultaneously. The red tape will be re- moved. Romantic situation will be leu hectic. VIllGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22): Accept chance. variety aa contrasted wlth the moribund, tradi· ti on, "sticking to bitter end." Don't block love. Analyze material. imprint your own style and suegestims. You get action and popularity in· creases. LIBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. Zl): Dig deep. be thorough. reject auperficlal. Aquariu, Taurus and Scorpio penoos fl&ure promtnenUJ. Be speclflc, especially where detalla are COD• cerned. Emphasis on buildlnf, reviewing, establlahlng yourself on solid bue. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Wrtte, publicize, display notices, advertise -«iet ball rolling on views, news. Short trip, relail•es. unique telephone communicat!cm are part of your penmal scenario. G•mlnl. Vlrgo penona figure prominently. ' SAGl'ITARWS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent on money, genuine bargainl, purchase dealgned to make home more attractive, comfortable. You're presented with gift by one who bu dash, verve, panache. Taurus, Libra and Scorpio could figure prominently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Take ln- itiaUve. Dance to your own tune. Piacea, Virgo persona are ln picture. Emphutze personal ap. pearances, fresh contacts, ooocepta. Someone 1s se.ndln1 •tinals from behlnd the acmes. AQlJA&IVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Momentous dnelopmenta occur· you are challenged and you win. Capricorn, Cancer figure prominently. In matters of speculation, stick to num~r 8. You win favor with older, conservative persons. Mone,., title. more authority could be on your personal agenda. ' PISCES (Feb. 19-Matth 20): Emphels on wiabes coming true. Pugnacious individual who makes many claims ls no real threat, should not be taken leriously. Finish rather than begin project. Deal with Aries, Libra. U Jan. 7 la your birthday you are introspec- tive, not easy to know; you are also glamorous, secretive, creative and sexy. Pisces, Virgo persona play Important roles in your life. You may chanle residence in September. February and November also will be memorable months. Your Ute tbla year will be more harmonious, have 1 .. emotional fireworks. Leeos • '\rz,.<)'l 0 \0 g . ,,..,~~o . o<'t~o~ llli..Save $1 extra with a~two~ r sale shoes and/ or bags. ~ • Sofeot groups. but afl.89 are incomplete! Boot grocip, orig. 34.996higher,1/3 off Clearance Handbag Groups at great reductions DAILY PllOT . . ... BOA TING PEOPLE I NATtON P\JBUC • OTICE" •a.t aoncat0c.a T~ -~ t UPCalOlt COUaT O' TMI IT ATI ~ u.A.l l'OJtNI. J<Hl T .. ICIOWN1'YOf'OIUMO hi Ille M4ollttr •I I'-~•I•~ ., Pa l!DE."IC IC H OlNl\Olol , o.c.- NO Tl CE " HlllE8V C.IVEN I• c...,._, llev"'t ,, .. ..,. -""' .,.. ..... ~ID hie WW<! (lflM) "'I ... «fit.9'9W~of ... a ... <tV141 C- W lo,_....,, tMm lo tlla ~~el Ille office ot 8 1'-t. GENE ICING, "Welar, WelflMaci.,. ~ & IC ..... a I.•• CatPOr.aiall. t• Century l'Mll Ee\\,. S11lle IOO, lAl •-in. CA '°°'' • -lei\ taller aft•o I\ o. place ol '*'"· MU o+ I ... unotn~ In all mal .... s Pt"talf'I ... to Mkl hlale, Suell Clelmt w1u. ,.,. naca.--.. vouchen ,,.,..., lie tll" ff_._ M -1-.ld •llllln •-mOflth\ •lier UM llrll pul)llYlkln 4t!lltftOlic.. --Dal.cl ~27. U17. PATIUCIAI! ~ARTIN SELLE Ck ano JULIAC.1.A VALLE C.Adr'nlr1lflralorsol U.fltate ot MllO- 'WAl.%1a, WEINSTOCK. MANION & KIHC> ALawC.,...- 1•C..11twy ........ hlw"' LM .ue.-. CA,_, T .. : UIU.,,_. Pub4hlled ~ ..... Coatt a.Ill' Piiot o.e, >!II• 1tn,.M11.•. 13.11, '"' s.n-11 PUBUC NOTICE NOTttaTOClllDITOIH SUPCll104'COUllTOl'TMa ITAT&Ol'CAl..lffOllHIA,011 TM!C:OUNTYO,DaAHGI -A.fit" E:slaleol IOAMANDEU.,. O.U•sad. PUBU~ NOTICE HOT ICE 1$ Hl!RHV GIVEN to ... -----------creclltort ol tllt Mlow Mmed OKedelll NOT1Ca TOClllOITOllS 1u .... uoi. COUllT Ol'THI! STATaOl'CALl~HIA 1'0" THECOUNTYOl'OAANGI! Ne.A-t19U £sl1te et Ll'LE 0 . MONOALt:, O.C.1Md. NOTICI! IS HEREBY GIVEN to 1 ... c radltou Of the......,. M,,_ dla<edetlt t l\at ell '*"""' helll119 claims fClliMt the u ld ~ -._il....S to Ill• tNm, wllll 11'9 _,, wuclwrJ, In t he office Of Iha c let"• of the 1b0..e en- tltle<I court, or IG pr_,,t them, wlU• lhe ne<e ... ry _,....., IOIM->~ <10 !>ALLIE T. REl'NOLOS, J AME.S 0 . GUN DEASON, A Law Ccwporallon, 2lS21 P1MO de Valer1<l1, Sull• 101, lA<JuM Hiii>. C:.1110f'nl•93SJ. •hlClt h tt>e place of-• ot !he .. ,,.,,.,......, In all matwn pertain!,.. tot,.,. es1aw ol • u ldde<_,,wlllllnlOUrmontns •ll.,. , ... ""' l>Ut>llUllOll ot '"'' ""'"·· Oai..! ~r77. 1911. JOSEPH RIVET E n<lllCW ol ll>e Wiii of U>e abo\le _,._ cle<lldent SAL\.l•T.llEl'NOLDS,M-r .IAMal O. GUNDER~, A&..nt C«JlaratlM :UUt P•-•V-la Stllt•ltl l.9pN Hlnt,CAmD Tlf: 111fl111-1 ... '"'_., ... E ____ l'ut>ll•-OrA'IQlf Coest Dally Piiot Dec. )0, 1tn ,J1111.6, IJ,ZO, lt71 $42.4"11 tl'IAI all --l\a¥111Q cl.tlMI .woalnsl ,,,. u 10 o.c-..t ••• requl•~ to Ill• ,,,.m, ••In the neoswrr vouct..rs, In lhe ofllo of the t l.,k ol IM abOv• •n· 111100 court.or lo pr-I !MM,,.,,., Ille i.cnwry _,,...,,to u..-11gne<1 •I Iha OllK" Of JOHN A. ot/NCJIN, Al torn..., •t La•, ttO N"wport C..nler Orlvw, Sulle UJO, Ne•porl 8 .. cn,' Cal llornl 1, ""''°' h the pike of bu•ln.n Of a.. v~ In •II mailers p.rr 1.inlng lo ir. nlal• Of .. ,Cl Ot<•cJ~n•. within tour ""°"Cht aner the , .,~, publk1t IOfloltlll\ notice D•led[)a<..-,10, 1911 P•rTW•a A11ne M.\ticMll ~1monA"'rumMA"'°"'tt Co h e<Utor\Of 111ew11101 theallaYY ,,.,.,.., O.uo.nt .IOHNAOUlfCAH Auar ... ,ati..w 61t Ne•..nc.Mer Or1vw SullelSlt Ne•pffl 9Nclt, C.HlwN• t 2'60 Tel: 11Hl l •na AllfrMY lwc..i<e<-.. Publl\1'11<1 Orfn911 COHI 0111r Pllol, Dec. U, lO, 19n MIOJ.,, 6, ll, '"' 5>61·71 PUBUC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUSaUSIHESS NAME STATIMEHT Tlte IOllOWlllQ ,.,,.,,, Is dolno bvsl· "'J& '" !•l TRllOH EN'l'EllPltlSES. 1111 TlllTON DIVERS, U16 E E.dlnver, u r11t "C", !>anta Ana. CA'11Gi Wllllam Clear 8uckll>Qt\am, 7111 -----rt-n-.. -----Full011 w.,,.~. CAtOMO NOTICITOC:ll!OITOAS Tnls ~.,,.... IHor.ouct.a by •n In PUBIJC NOTICE He. .A-t>6M dlv1clval SUf'IAIOll COUllTO, THE Wllll.,.., CINr 8ucl<1nQn•m STA TIOl'CAL.,OllNIA ~Olt Thi• •l•le<Nnl w•\ fftf<l Wlln Ille THE C:OUNTY OF ORANGE COUftlV Cl"'k d OrartQO County Ori Ott. tr1 '"' Ma11•r of '"" £•t•le ol 13, 19ff :!.TANLEV8.WOOO,Oo!<eawa 1'*22 NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN to PUbh\t>e<l Or.t~ Co.t\I Dolly Pilot, <recllloo ha""'9 <I .. ~ aoaln>I tt.e Dec. 16, U . lO, 1911, Jan.• 1'18 Mid CH<edertl to Ill~,,..., cl•1m• 1n llw C>tfke of the'"'"' ol tN olor-lcl ,.,..,., .,.. to prf\MI lhem to 1ne uncltor\19Md 01 tlte Olllce of RAMSE ... A H O RASMUSSEN, 44• W. Oo <ln Blvo . 5Uhe 1101. L-BNcn. CA '*7. wt>!ch tall•• Olli<' I• lhe plto« of bll>lnes> ot ,,,. 11-slvnt<I "'all matt-pertain Ing to uld ~t•~. Suen clalm' w ith ll>e ..ecei.wry _,,.,,... m\1$1 be ti!«! or p ruenled as alo,..ulo within lour """'"'' "'* -· ~ ,ublK«tloll ot ..... noll<•· DaledOec-27, 1911 CHARLOTTE L. WOOD Ell«utri•ol-•111 ol'WlldOK_,,t aAMSE Y ANOllASMUSSEN •ttfffMYl..C·LaW 44o4 W. O<eea alvd., Sta. 110> .._lu<lt.CA~ 'T e1. II UI '"'""21 Pu!lll,,..., Oro1n99 C.0.\1 O•llY Piiot Oec.l0.1'71,JM\.•, 13.20, 19/9 .soo.n PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 11.nlNIESS PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAME STATEMElfT 'The follOW1"9 ,.,.,,, Is doing llU\I neu•s COLLMOltA AG ENCY. U O MCC.,..ml<-A.e., Co\ta ~.CA.,.,. COllHn Anrt Morr11ro•. 1271 Peclllc CO••I HIOl!••v. Apl ,, ), N-J>ort BaacJ>, CJI f'2'6S 1 n is CJUSiM''H h tOftductH by II 9'1,,.rl l par1M•\l1PIP co11.,.., A. Morr•"°" Tiii\ ~l•t-w,os lllffl wilh 1114• County Clen< Of Or-County on De< 13. ,,,, -.... ,., Publl•hed Or'.t~ Co.t•t D•llY Polo! Dec. 16. n . :io, 1911, J.., '· "'' s1••·11 PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATllMIENT SU,.Eltl<MIC.0Ult1'01' THE Tiie toOo..lllQ perSOl'5 .,. dolno 1111•1< ST. TS o~ CAl.ll"OtlNIA l'Olt N su s: THECOUNTl'Ol'OllAlfOI VILLA VALLEVVIEW, 7Slll Ha.A-c:-t R-. Sull• lOI, \..19UN Hiii•, If D TI CE 01' HI! A 111H0 01" CA. tUU PETITION FOlt "llOIATI 01' WILL R08 E ltT LINCOLN BllOWN, ANO LSTTIEIU TIUTAMIENTAllY. 41''1> CAmlltlOfl. Corona 0.1 M•r, CA f'Oll AUTHOltllATION TO AO· '1•2S MINISTl!ll UNOlll THIE P,IC. Coft\lfVCllOll (.ompany. 7•tO INOE,.aNDENT AOMINISTllATION Clal<•lnOftl ~Blvd., Sfn Diego, CA. 01' Ii TATIS ACT. '1111 Estele o1 MAllGUERITE QALLAllO ltellll••ft D. Surmar1, 2'12 8 RETT,0.C••W<I 8 uclle.,.,..._,..8M(lt,CA.t2..0 NOTICE 16 HERESY GIV!IC 11111 l llh llllslnns I• COftdU<l•d by • EVA c. CLAV llEAOE ,... filed llereln 91Mrel ~rtrttnlllp. a pellUOll for Prollele Of Wiii •ncl I" A08EllT L. 8110WN •uen<e of u t•n T.-1 ..... n11ry 10 the Tltlt atate<nent -111..S will! -PellllOner -f1lr aut""'lu tloll to eel C-.r Clerllof Dr-COunt) on OK. mlnlJl•r ....,.. the Independent .AG· 1, 1'n. mlr1l1lr1llon of E\lel~s Acl, ,.,~.,,« IEl.LSWOllTM8 stlU"9 to ,.h lctt Is maoe t or l urtl'ler 2SJll C.tec ..... , SooltaJtt -llClllar\, -thel Ille time lnCI pl•U ~Nlllt,CA.fall of hffrlng lht -""'.,..,, M1 tor nun Jar111try 74, 1971, .i 10:00 •.m .. In Ille Plllllllflecl Or.MQf Ol.HI D•llv Piiot, <O\lrlroom o1 0eper1men1 No. > ol HIO Dec.'" 23,30, 1tn,Jen.•, lt?I '°""· •' rooov1< C@nt~ Orlw west.'" SlcJ.n the City ot !>ant• AN., ca111orni0. ....._----------1 Oel..tJ...u.ry•. 1'11 P(JBUC NOTICE WILLIMU.SIJOHN, County Cl~•k lltAMDLIN &MCALLISTl!lt tt1J Tlt~Ul'\M -IWWlll t"61Wlltftlre-•1nl Lat A11191-. C.lllff'"'• ,..,. .,,_.,, .. , ...... loner hf: IUJJ.,..,, Pvbll\htd Or-Coul o a oiv Piiot, Jarruary S. 6, 12, ttll 16-71 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ .. ---· -----~!?-~-..-......----·· Friday, Janu1ry 6, fWS 4 '1 -" DAIL V Pit.OT a Head Rules Eased Curbs on E~uting Vessels Mddified The Department or Transportation has announced that el\forcement by the Coast Guard ol re4utat.lons on mari ne toll~ls on 'exlaUng vessels" will be modlfied. Many boat owners wishing to take advantage of this provision have re- ported that the Type I heads are not available because of order backlogs. An existing vessel ls one on which constructiOQ was aurted before J an. 30,197S. According to the r egulations, owners ot exisline vessels wilb in· stalled -"be.ads" must convert to toilets certified by the Coast Guard by Jan. JO, 1980 at the latest. At that time a Type It or Type III toilet must be installed. Recognizing that fl may not be possible lo meet the J an. 30 deadline, the Coast Guard has ruled that a boat owner who makes a firm commit· ment to buy a Type I by Jan. 30 will be considered in compUance with the regu1ation fl the ronet 1s acluallY i n - place by Jan. 30. 1979. AS AN INCENTIVE for early com- pliance, the regulaUon provides that. lf the less expensive Type I toilet is in5'alled by Jan. 30 of this year, it may be used for as long aa it lasLo;. OWNERS OF EXISTING boats who intend to install a Type I head are urged to try to do so without de- Jay. Most should not encountendif- f1culty in meeting lbc deadline. Cha•pion Speeuter Ron IIlll ot Irvine has been elected to the America Power Boat Association's Hall of Champions for the second time in four years. He won all 18 ra'ces he entered the past season and was national champion and broke the competition r~cord in bis class. Newport's Romback New Schooner Chief But if you do, the Coast Guard ad- vises. rlace your order and keep a copy o the purchase order, purchase agree ment or other -evidence of com- mitment to purchase dated on or before Jan. JO of this year. This must be kept on the boat as lone as the Type I is being used. Yamaha Makes ·Debut Tbe blgbly publictzed Yamaha sailboat will m ake its American de- but at the San Francisco Sport.a and Boa t Show at the Cow Palace, Jan. 13-20. Yamaha'g world·wide s ailboat pro- duction. Geor ge Rombac k of Newport Beach has been elected president of the Schooner Association of North America and will be installed at lhe annual meeting al the Chart House Restaurant, Long Beach. OWNERS OF NEW boats with in· stalled toilets are already required to have Coast Guard certJried heads on board (effective Jan. 30, 1977). Dealers from throughout the U.S. have been Invited to the boat's pre- view, considered to be one of the h)a· Retiring president of the associa- tion is Joe Minney or Newport. Beach. The Schooner Association sponsors eight regattas a year, including the colorful Ancient Mariners Regatta during lhe Long Beach Sea Festival. rr you own a new boat without an ins talled head, but are considering one, you may put in a Type I toilet anytime before J an. 30, 1980 and use it until it wears out. New heads after that date must be either Type II or Type lll J apan's sailboat technology, first developed in the early 1960s, will be keenly observed at t.he San Franclsco exposition. Five models from 24 through 36 footers have been selected for United St.ates disU'ibutions. Seven factories are involved in jor impact.a t>l the show. . Southwestern Yacht SaJea of Newport Beaeb and Mariper Padlic Yacht Sal~. Marina del Rey have been named Southern Callforaia deal era Cor the Yamaha sailboat. ~ Court Reporter Takes Danee Fling From A P Dispakbes By day Ut>da EogUsb is a mild-mannered court reporter. but at night on occasions, she is a gyrating beUy dancer, appearing anything but mild. Linda, 24, a brunette, calls her dancing sideline "fantastic". saying ~he wouldn't have it any other way. E l Dorado County Superior Judge Charles Fogerty says he thinks it's all right too. ··I think it's great. In my opiruon, the judiciary has enough di~nity to iocorporate entertainment of this sort," he u id. • One of San Francisco s newest public officials is 81-year-old retired teacher James San Fong, who advises a certain regimen for thosetllishing to~ re- j uvenated. /' Said the newest member of the San Francisco Hous lng Authority, "I don't smoke, I don't drink. I don't abuse drugs, a nd I don't abuse sex." He leaped to his feet and in one swift motion clapped his hands a nd ( J lashed out with a chin· PEOPLE leve l, stra i gh t -le gged kick * John Moss, dean of California's congressional delegation. announced he ~11 quit hjs post al the end of this year after 26 years on the job. The Sacramento Democrat. 64 , who said his biggest achieve· m ent in office was the 1966 Freedom of Information Act signed into law by President Johnson, cited personal reasons for his decision. MOSS Moss said in an interview that the pressures of his job had been "steadily increasing" and he h ad not fully recovered from an automobile acci· dent last year. * Women vot.ers may make Jlmmy Carter a one- term president. feminist leader Gloria Stelnem says. She told a NaUonal Press Club audience in Washington that man)l women don't like Carter 's opposition to federal financing of Medicaid abortions, and his failures to reform the welfare system and introduce a national health insurance pro- gram. * ; .. ' ' , . . ' Election Day in Braselton, n••N•M Ga., was a family affair -and a ho-hum affair. All the candidates were unopposed and all were relat· ed. J . L Braseltoo was r e-elected to his 22nd one· year term as mayor and his counsios, City Council candidates H.F., H.E. D.B. ud R.H. Br11el&oa all managed to keep their seat.a. * Cleveland PolJce Chief BJellard Bo~dno, former sberur of San Francilco, aaya tbat politics ls behind San Francisco Treasurer Tbomu C. Seanloa'• decision to vold Hcngisto's final paycheck. Scanloo said he voided the $44$.'7 check ror the pay period from Dec. 7·13 because Hongisto was Ulegally out of the state and because he left to negotiate the Cleveland job without permiss(on ot the mayor or the Board ol Supervleon. **°'no Honatsto replled that he asked pennllslon every Ume be left San Francisco and that the s upervisors didn't see his request An American Nail who formerly served on the bec ause it was misplaced in the mayor's office. Army's presldenUal honor guard has bffn convi~· * ed of assaulting an off-duly black Dlstrtct of Colum- Constitutional free s peech provisions cannot be bia policeman. applied to an in!lammaLory speech wblcb led lo the Fredatek T. Verdal.D. 22, still a member of tbe firing of a Stanford University 3rd U.S. IDfanto' at Ft. Myer, VL, wu convicted by professor. a Superior Court· a five-member Arlington (Va.) Circuit Court jary. judge ruled. He was sentenced by the J'11'Y to a $1,000 fine. Judge Johll f1aherty said in although Judge Charles Dall can reduce the penal\)' San Jose the speech made in 1971 when he formally sentences Verd\linoo Jan.13. by II. B~e Franklin was "a Verduln was accused of assaulUni Officer call to action ... a call to shut Edward L '11lftat on Sept. 3 when be and his whUb down the Computation Ceolel'." wife stopped at a gas station in the Wa.sbingt.ao s ub· ~ltANKUN • Franklin was dismissed at urb. the recommendation of a raculty advisory board after a speech in Assemblyman Eagene Oaappie, R·Rose.We, put OU$ h1B annual call fOI' danatlons of almonda and walnut.a. • Chapple is concerned that squirrels livinl cwa the state Capitol grounds in Sacramento can't fiod which he urged demonstrators to occupy the center on campus. * The president of the Feder al Home Loan Bank of' San Francisco resigned after five years in the post. enough food through the winter to survive. · He says tourist.a visiting t.be Capitol can drop off any donaUoos at bis office. ,. M.aurice .Mann said he was quilting the $90,000 a year JOb to Join Becker, Warburg Paribas Group rnc .. an investment banking and financial services firm . No successor was na111ed for his Home Loan Bank post, which supervises lhe savings and loan industry in California. Arizona and Nevada. President Leon.Id I. Bretbnev appeared for the . first time in nearly a month, presenting awardJ lo a group of Politburo and cabinet ministers in the Krem Un, Tass .reported. Brezhnev, who turned 71 last month, bad not been seen slnce a Red Square funeral Dec. 8. Diplomats said he had flu. Holy Relics -Ret11rned_ 'Wld War' Hungariafh-American Disprae Ends BUDAPEST, Hungary CAP) - Secr etary of State Cyrus R. Vance today formally returned the 1,000-year-old holy crown of St. Stephen to its Hungarian homeland, ending a long dispute between the United States and Hungary tha t in many ways typifi ed the enmities of the Cold War . Parliament Speake r Anta l · Aprok, delivering the main ad- dress, said the return of the 1,000-year-old crown and other coronation relics "illustrates well the favorable development in t he world situat ion and, within this, in Hungarian. American r elations in recent years." ~·we welcome this," be said, ''but we are alao conscious of the fact that there are sUll a number of bosWitiestt to be dealt with. Reds Ten Weapo• WASHINGTON (AP) -The Soviet Union is continuing Its testing of a weapons system de- signed to destroy ntellltes, but the Pentagon officially is not giving any details about the latest reported Russian telll. The Penta&on confirmed Thursday that the Soviets tested t he •ystem on Dec. 21. In- telligence sources said most U.S. experta believe the test was a failure altboueh some are not certain. ( I N SHORT) Sinai Prepared -.TEL .AVIV, Israel (AP> - Bulldoters rtaltened l and in northern Sina i today and $25.7 million in government money was r eported earmarked for de~ veloplng settlements and tourist centers on the southern coast of the occupied Egyptian territory. despite pending. negotiat.iollS for Isr ael's withdrawal Crom the territory. Officials refused to conflltd or deny a CBS report that the bulldozing Wa.9 breaking erotmd for three new settlements tn the Rafab Salient, on the Mediterra· nean coast adjacent to the Gaza Strip. P1 eddent TafJ6ed BRASILIA, BrazU <AP) Gen. Joao Baptista de Oliveira Fhcuelredo, ti 9-year-old career cavalry oflicer, bas been cbcsen by President Ernesto Geisel to s ucceed him as Brazil's presi- dent. The announcement was made Thursday to the executive com· mtttee oi the covernment party, tbe National Renovatinl Al· Hance. But the c hoice bad become g e nerally known earlier. Dreat• Flare ST. PAUL, Minn. CAP) - Persis tent protests and threats of violence against workers on a high voltage power line have prompted Gov. Rudy Perpich to make state troopers available to move into the area If requested by local authorities. The mobilization could involve up to 175 troopers, but they would not be assigned unW the.y were requested, Edward NovaJc::~ s tate public sa(ety com· missioner, said early t.od~- N,,.. F rea Trfo SINGAPORE <AP) -Three Americans beld captive In Viet- nam for three nionths are sail- ing toward Singapore on a Florida woman's yacht and should anive early next week, a U.S. Embassy s pokesman said today. The Vietnamese government informed the State Department that Comella Dellenbau1b or Vero Beach, Fla., Charles Alrel of PbUadelphla, Pa., and Leland Dickerman of FtagsWl. Arli .• were releued Tuesday aloag wllh th~ young wo01an's as.root yacht. &be BrWJg. Coast Guard For personalized service • • • -· I SI DAILY PILOT F'rldfY. Janu.,.,. I . 1971 Business I a Word, Jerry, Cal May Have Last Laugh By HVGH A. MULIJGAN US.-NfCot• u f >I PLYMOUTH, YT. -NB.C's problem• in finding suitable employment on a talk show for former President Ford brings to mind the almost farcical retire· ment project uodertaken by Calvin Coolidge, who was born • .md reared m th1s cheeso-makmg village. Ford, 1t will be recalled, agreed to a $1.3 rrulli,on deal with NBC for flve news specials, oone ot which has come to pass so far because bis contract wlth Harper & Row to publicb his memoirs prevents him from discussing the presidency. NOW THE DEAL has been re· Jiggered and Ford will make his TV debut as an ex-president dis· cussing foreign policy, perhaps having second thoughts about the Polish connection with the Sov· 1cts, which some think cost him the election in tht! debates with Jimmy Carter. (;Jl .. ~) Out ol of'fice, Vermont's Great Stone Face, as the tabloids called him, curtly turned down all in· terviews and speeches He said he "wished to avoid being an or- ficiou.s intenneddler~ I should like to be known as a former pre· sident who tnlnds bis own busi· ness." Quietly, in rus own hand, he set about writing his memoirs Terse and to the point, be finished tbem in under four mOllths and under 25,000 word s. which Cosmopolitan magazine paid $ll0,000toserlallie, Wasbinatoa and Jeffenion were due to be unveiled. THE FIRST installment, re- leased to the presa by Boulurn, evoked la~ter and di1Wller. l"- was riddled, but not yet chiseled, w1tb hJstorlcal errors. SJlent Cal was more than speechless with anger . Sculptor Borllum_ il turned out. had taken lt upon himself to revise and edit the ex. presidential copy, or wbat the networks now call ''runnlna it through the writens. •• In a wordless fury, Q>olldge wJthdrew from the enterprtle. which Borglum aubaequenlly abandoned altogether. Alas, the world and 5,000 cen- turies of readers were denied both the biggest and the 1malle1t history of the ·united States ever dreamed up, Which shows wbat happens when editors and pro· ducers get to messing around with a retired president. On Its Last Legs The era of the Rockettes, and maybe the era of the f amlly film, will bow out next April when Radio City Music Hall in New York City finally closes its doors after its annual E aster show. Citing falling atten- dance and a projected 1grs deficit of $3.5 million, the parent Rockefeller Center. Inc., announced Its decision Thursday. The clty has promised help, but no one yet bas emerged with a suggestion. Coolidge, a president of spec· tacularly few words, was besieged with publishing ofCers fro m the moment he issued the \\Ords "I do not choose to run for president in 1928 " "HE'D RAmER write than be president," commented one of the wags, but the man who said "the business of America is busi- ness" was embarrassed by the record fee. llla next public use of words was even more sparing, in· credibly so, and America's highest paid writer by the word offered them for free. Paper 'Wonder' Fascinates HE ACTVAU..Y NEVER ut- tered those famous words. He handed them out on a slip of paper to reporters summoned to his s ummer While House office ,1t a high school in Rapid City, s.D., during his 1m vacation in the Black Hills. It w as here that the Idea was ~crminated for Coolidge's bizarre use of the fewest possible words for a gargantuan eUect. A ~culptor named Gutzoo Borglum \\-.as hanging from a bo'sun's (·hair on Mount Rushmore, and Silent Cal drove over one day to have a look. Ile ~aid nothing. as befitted a president who at a White House rlrnncr was told by the lady al hb 1de she had made a bet that she •·ould get more than two words out of him. "You lose," Coolidge ,Jtd. BUT THAT AFTERNOON drive in the Black Hills came hack one daytobauntbim. In January 1930, the Mount Rushmore Memorial Association announced that Calvin Coolidge had undertaken to write a history of the United States from the Declaration of Thdependence down to his day "in 500 words or fewer" I.hat would Jut for "5,000 centuries." COOLIDGE'S RARE words would be engraved on the granite face of the Black HJlls in letters "five or more lnche-s deep" on tablets 80 feet high by 120 wide next to sculptor Borglum's gigantic faces of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt. Taller than a seven-story build· mg, the Coolidge concise history would be read like a giant's eye chart from a r8He away. The taciturn Tacitus im· mediately set pen to paper so his e le phantine prose could be carved in place by the next July 4 <1931), when the h eads of Fare Cuts Approved RENO (AP) -The Civil Aet'Ollautics Board has given United \1rhnes the go-ahead lo provide "no frills" jet flights between Reno and three California cities beginning May 1. The three California cities include Los Angeles, San Francisco -md Oakland. Uruted's city manager, Patricia Spiaak, said passengers will ,,,ve belween27 and 44 percent on the new fares. She sald tho current oae-way fare from Reno to San Francisco is $36, but I.he "no frills'' flight will cost only $20 one-way. She added that the number of Reno flights per day wiU triple. United bas 23 daily fiighta into and ouL of Reno, includ.inc -.erv ice to the east and Pacific Northwest. The CAB gave Unlted permission to add 12 new daily non-stop Clights from Reno to California. Non-stop fiJgbta to San Francisco will Increase from five to nine; Los Angeles from one to five and Oakland from nooe to four. By JOHN CVNNIFF ............. ,.. T h e eighth wonder of the world, Baron.de Rotb.scbtld Is re. puted to have said. Magic, say the savings banks. Tbroush It. says a financial adviser, alm06t anyone can become rich. Compound interest continues to Intrigue and Crustrate dreamers and reallats. Though relaUvely few people become rich because of it, the cold bard figures make it seem almost easy. THAT'S THE TUG. On paper, i r a ·person saved $1,000 a year for 20 years at an 8 percent annual return he or she would have close to $49,500, only $20,000 of which was deposited. If they continued it for 40 years their total would reach nearly $280,000. And if by some stroke of financial and medical luck they ma.tntained the pace for 50 years. their fortune would reach $620,000. IN BEAUTY, NOT only would deductions have to be made for taxes, but emergencies, necessities and even the desire !or luxuries almocst inevitably would further cut the return. Still, the fascinaUon la there. .Savings banks sometimes bold o ut the prospect of wea lth through s mall, regular deposits. And brokers, intoxicated by the possibilities, outdo them. J ohn Winthrop Wright, a con· servaUve, highly regarded In· vestment adviser to individuals a nd large bank-administered trust.a. believes that a competent s tock investor can earn aa much. as 15 percent a year. ''WITH AN INVESTMENT of as lltUe as $100 a month and lm· Discounts for the all-coach flights will be the biggest during "off peak" travel periods. /' ~----....'Tax Law ._)' For your convenience: Special ho11rsat Merrill Lynch In addition tQ our 6:30-4:30 weekday hour•, the Newport Beach office Of M9111ft Lynch wftl be open ~tiirday momlnga from 9:00 tlll noon. CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL CAPITCUZATI~ MEANS TO caMRT r.APIT!l TO WH Ci)· Capitol· Home Loan ='=!.'"'= Clllt .. tlf_._111 4 ID l'1 ~ ................ We'd Realty Ike to help Look Due Changes in tax laws will be the focus of a one· day seminar Saturday at ·Orange Coast College, Cotta lfeaa. The seminar will run from 8:30 a.m. to' p.m. ln the .scimce ball. The fee Includes lunch and mlt«tall. RetistratioD fM at the door will be DO on a apace-anilable bal11. More Jnformatlon Is available at55$4880. Yam Art . Displayed Pomm. Plnt Federal SavJnp will dllplay a yam art exblb£t at tta Irvine office, UU Unlveralt.y Drl•e at MlchelloD in Parntow , CenteronJan.12·13. Tile )'atll art •how , featortl tae badlwodt · Of Catbeclral Olfl reti· d•t .. .,. J'lel4. •bo will 411pl&J and dem· onatrat.e btr 1tJle of ltltcMO a1. • mediate reinvestment of all dividends and capital tains, a 25-year·old penon can be worth just about $1 million by retire- ment at age 65. "His lolal investment from personal savings will b8 only $48,000: the $1 million will be net, after payment of all Income taxes." Even If such an investor chooaee not to walt that long, a sizable portfolio can be built up -lt everything works as it does pn paper. Many advisers doubt that a 15 percent return can be achieved in stocu. and Wrtlht concedes that a .. competent" investor might average a total return -capital and dlvidenda -or only 8 to 10 percent. He adds, however, that the higher return ls within reach by foUowtna "eound, prov:t'i;J.~ feaslonal Investment m . " Such 1uccea, he maintains, "re- quires no magic or darlal rllkl." Quite the opposite. "IT 18 BASED ON eommcn sense; a willingness to pay atten· Over The Counter MASOUltWp ( NEWSANALYSIS J lion t.o principles already proven profitable, and to teadlly availa· ble facts; and the avoidance of apeculation." 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J.anuaty e. 1918 llN DAILY PILOT •:S Col11mnist Gives Credit Answers By SYLVIA PORTE.ft , ~Mle lHM Hue are aome common q~Uons about credit: n> How do you establish and maintain a credit nUng! -Avold overloadJna youneH with lnstaUment debt. -Alm for a "rtliny day" fund in cash equal to two to three months' pay -TELL THE TRUTH WHEN applylnl for credit ed repay debt.I u agreed. If you arc unable to meet one or more paymentl on lime, go to th<" creditors involved, ex· plain your circumstances and try to work out a more prac· Uc al repayment acheduJe. Prevent, It poaslble, such measures l4S reposseasion liUgallon, the tumln• over of your account to a collection agency. Should any of these meaaures be threatened, credlton wtll asstJt you to meet your obUaaUODL They m•y refer you to a c r edit cou nseling service for auldance. Or you may go on your own to a counseling service. (2) How do you restor~ a r ating that haa gone bad? -• Money's Worth -When you borrow, start slowly with smaU amounts and, it you can, borrow aea.inst a paasbook savlnp ac· count in your name. Try to borrow from several different reputable creditors. D1trerent lender$ have dlllerent poUcles and some may be easier lo borrow from than Olhen. When you borrow, make an effort lo p&y back Casler than the loan term.s require. · ' " -WEIGH TllE A DVANTAGES OF borrowing ' through a credll union if one ex1sls where you work. <3 l On whal l>pecific points can your credit ratina be altered? Your employment record. A prime consideration is the stabllily of employment. Previo~ loans. The theory 1s thai 1r you bave repaid a loan on Ume before, you will repay this 1011n too. -YOUR HOME. THE BASIC TEST is "stability." -Charge accounts. Have you a record ot re1ular pay. men ls. -Checking or savings accounts. If they are at the in· stitulion t.o which you apply for a loan, it will be a cruclaJ "plus.·· (4 ) What are the potential "black marks" thal could undermine your credit r a Ung? -IF VOU CAN'T IDENTIFY YOURSELF with a driver's license, birth cer tiCicate, Social Security card, draft card, union card, voter registration card or employee identification. -lf you have a "fl oating" address. This might be a furnished room In "' rooming house or ln a transient hotel, a post offi ce box number., a mail address in care of a friend. If your employment 1s in an unslab(e industry or profession and if your job is volatile H you apply for u loan ut a bank or consumer finance company or other ftnancu1 l institution located far from your residence . -1f you are planning to go Into the armed services ~fore your loan is repaid. l.Jnder these circumstances. the le nder almost surely will demand that a co-signer guarantee your loan repayment. Nezt · Bankruptcy, pros and cona Decline of Dollar Batters Stocks Again N EW YORK <AP) -The stock market, under a cloud of pessimism caused by the negaUve effects of the U.S. dollar's foreign exchange problems and a new boost in the prime lendJng rate. moved sharply lower today . The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial sloclcs, whJch had fallen 26.25 points already this week, was off another 11. 43 to 793. 49. It was the first tim~ it had fallen below the psychological 800-poidt barrier since Oct. 25. The market bas bOt dosed below that mark since April 11, 1975. St~lu In The Spot H9ht Do..,lo11e•A r~ra~• s~tc.:rW.(API Fln.ol Dow·JMh -~ NEW Y°"IC (API· lelet, •pm, llflC• ~I\ HIClll ~ Cl-CllO "'" not c~ of ,,,. 11l1eeo moi.1 0<11119 >0 '"" eo1 11 IO:J » 7tt.M ~11 4l New Yoril -Slovti 1(*'*'911 l•-·· lO ''" )IJ.ll J U II JOt.49 210.Jl-1-'0 frAdlflQ f\Aflofwll., M moro U•n 11. 1S VII 110 4' 110 .. 10Ltl lot.24-1 •• Amor'H-....... •n• ,._ + •• U!>llt '7f141t0.U17J.UJ76.'1-4.IO ,. 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DAIL V Pll.OT 'J Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS t HllH\ EVENING a:oo I cae NEWS • NEWS 8 EMaGEHCV ONE GllQe oetl an lnlweetlnQ td4la about hOW to dlac»- plne dfflw9 ~ lgnote regulallOnl concenWlg file depat1ment wNclel. Q N8A 8A81CET8AU. Loe Angeles Lakert wt. ~76en CD THE 8AAOY ~ Cl> THE ROOKIES fD El£CTRIC COMPANY • '1i) F0006 ~THE MOOERN FAMILY ''Bev«agee'' 0 A&CMOV~ prealdent w!d ,...,di ......... f/l ltle v... Uni 11Mi11lf*1t autwy. ..00 II CM MOVll! "forev•r" (Premiere) StepNnl9~0-. IWtlllr. A t-..ged gll1 enoountete her tlrat lo\09, ~ lo her young man th•t II will IUI IOfftat but then palnlully rMllliee Ihle commttrntnl cannot last. D AOcitFORO fll!8 ~r11e Attrectlw NulMnCa" ROClly Rodllord'a p«t1*' In a roadlllde rNtauranl bU9inest le plegued by • -.M. relirec:I FSI egent fVIClor Jory). D O A8CMOVIE • • • "Waltclng Tell Part 2" (1975) 8o Svenson, No.h Seery. Altet St.tlf 8ulord Pu,_. '900_.a Ir~ Ille atnpuan that main.eel him and killed Ille wile, l>e QON aher the vice ~•Ilona that ha\19 cor· rl'l)lec:I hie COUOty. (R) Q IAOHSt~ ••• "Wall<lng Tall Pan 2" (1'1751 8o Svonaon, Noah 6-y. Attar Sherill 8u1ord ~ r«:Olletl from the amlxlltl that maimed him and kllled hUI wife, he QOM AhOf tile ~ °'**tlone that lleYa COF• Nl)ted hie couniy. (R) 8='0 fJ Tlil! PRICE 18 NOMT CD MY TliRU &OHS f1l) <>WA EASY Young Love "TM Vlaltlng Flfeman" m MER'IGRlmN GU4Nta! Jack lernmon, Jo.fl Log.I. Freddie ena- ton. il omar snarm: ~llm': 11111.prootlng your hOUW. ~llld lenlll aalad. 8i) fAMIL Y POftTAAIT "Single Parent Farnlllee" (.I) CBS NEWS <II MERV OM'F\N Gua11: Jack Lammon, Jo&ll Logan, Freddie 81la- aon. Dean ttuUer and Stephanie ZilW>albt portray teen·age loveri:; •who make a commitment far too l:.OOn in their lives in the TV movie "Forever" tonight at 9 on CBS, Channel 2. G) MARCUS WWIV, M.O. • AHOTHIA DOOft An llQmtr\atlon ol the Amoric.n way ot death Olld dying. 7:00 II THE MUPPETS Gueet: Edgar e.rgen. D N9CNEW8 0 NEWLYWEOGAME 0 0 HOUYWOOO SQt.IARE.8 ··seven-Eleven Sherlley" Unk!'owlnoly. Shark~ beeotnee a auckw In a 11<>4llng c:f8P game that preys on guHlble -vlee- men. '1i) fl~UNE "~ Rlghta In The U.S.6 .R." Gueet: Vladlmet SulloYlily. (R) D UAR8Ct.U8 8 A&CNEWS 0) THE BRADY BUNCH «!) l.Er8 MAKE A DEAL fiil LA INTERCHANGE "lnlorrned Soutcet" IJ Cou.EGE BASKETaALl Cl) MOVIE •** "A New Leal" (1971) Waltw Matthau, EWne MllY. A lely ~ ~ to rnufdat a wealthy wommn Idler marrying her, but dlloovw• he he9 l1lllen In l0\19 with her. 0) I LOVE LUCY Cl) AOAM--12 fl) MACNEIL I LaiRER REPORT ~ vorma PIPEUNE Cl) THE MUPPET8 G~: Steve Mll'lln. UCLA Brulne vs. Wlllhtni>- lon Huakiel • '1') CAUFORNIA TONIGHT 1:00 II (() WONDER WOMAN D 9 OOHH'f a MANE Gueett: Cheto, Arwty Qrif. lllh. 10:00 G OUIMCY (J) TO TELL THE TmlTlt 7:30 fJ ALIAITAR ANYTl11NQ GOES ··01ymplc1 ·ea " vs. •·atymplCll '72" Wonder W-lldoptl a double-dl1gulae to loll arch-c<lmlnal Anton Carlbe IO<eg Moni.). who hM maSlermlnOed • S!iO-fnll. I lo!> hell t . 0) CAAOL BURNETT AHOFRIEND8 a.> MAACU8 wa.av, M.0. fD ~ WASHINGTON WEEK IH REVIEW "Crib Jeb" Oulnoy attempta to dear a youth Ill the iMylng of M eldel1y -when "" c:ftme j41op-ardlzee a joint juvenile I Mnlor Cltlnne rec:tMtlon swojec:t ~ tiy lorrMr footbell ,.., Roeey Grier. D FAMILY FSJ0 D CPO SHAAK!Y t:aOD CHICOAHO~EMAM "The Americenlzallon Of Cnaro" Ed and Reul ottat lo prepare Rauf'• Aunt Chlll'O for the Cittzanahlp test When they dlMlOllW Ille only fhlnga ahe knows 8b0uf Ametlce .... b- b11t, hat doge and lpple p .. Channel Li•tin9• fJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles .. eo NEWS Cl) GET SMAM '1i) MOVIE 0 KNBC (NBC} Los Angeles O KTLA (Ind.) Los Angelbs 0 KASC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles ®) KCST (ABC) San Diego 0) KTTV (Ind) LOS Angeles Q CONCENTRATION «D CR088-WTT8 fJD ~ WALL fT'RE£T WEEK * • "Miu Julie" (t950) Anita Bjork, Ult Palme.A noblewoman peteecutM lleraelt with "'-•hat ellowlng lier maac:ulln• Ml'llant to Mduce 11«. Cl> KCOP· TV (I rid l Los Angeltos ED KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles m> KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach "Happy New Year?" G.-L Arnold Bernl\wd, 10:30 ID • NEWS fE) LATINO CONSORTIUM "Parallo" 11:00 IJ D 8 ())III NEWS A Real Cinderella Story } i Charlaine Woodard a Natural for 'Cindy' By BARBARA RIEGELHAUPT LOS ANGELES CAP> -Even without a costume, Charlaine Woodard 1s a convincing Cin- derella. When we were in junior high and high school together, she was a skinny little kid from downtown wtth a voice everyone envied. Now. at age 23. she's starring rn a two-hour television special enl1tJed "Cindy," an all-black spinoff of the classic fairy tale, featuring such established enter- tainers as Scoey Mitchell and Clifton Davis. The ABC musical- comedy is scheduled lo air in March. CHARLAJNE DID a lot of act- ing and singing throughout the years we spent together In Albany, N.Y ., public schools, but there's one particular image that comes to mind whenever I think of her talents. I can still feel the emotion of that moment in ninth grade when Charlaine silenced a fidge- ty, unruly -even hostile auditorium full of junior high school kids wilh a powerful ren- dition or "Somewhere," from themovie"WestSideStory." •· "There's a place for us ... somewhere a place for us," she sani:, her voice gathering strength and momentum as she conquered her nervousness and filled the dreary auditorium with sounds tbat were so powerfully beautiful that. my body tingled. WHEN WE GOT together re· cenUy for the firat time in five years, while she was t.aping the show at Paramount, t reminded her of that afternoon in 1969. She also remembered it. "I didn't know the words," she blurted out with a hearty laugh . 'th•t cropped up again and again throughout our conversation. "I newer know the words." But lt'a certainly never been to ber disadvantage. J never ,.uesaed at ber "ignorance'' in mntb arade. And the producel'S wbo lllt.aed to bet audition ror the ~roadway revival of "Halr" -•.n lDctdent tbal eventually led to th• Clod.J role -ap- pannU, never ~ tbat ahe ..,wa1 1ln1ln1 wlth the words Kt aw led m bcr band. · aPWI ........ 'ClNOY' STAR Charletne Woodard widened bet' large eyes and ac· centuated the dimple on her right cheek. So she performed with the lyrics of "Aquarius" borrowed from one of the others walling to audition, did four callbackS -- singing "Aquarius" each time - and landed herself a role in the staae production as well as a part in the movie version being directed by MJloe Foreman. THE llOLE OP Cilldy came about aft.er abe was noUced dur· inf a perfocmance of "Hair" by the secretary of Paramount'a New York cutlnl dlrector and w11 uked to come ln for a Had· ins. "l had to to in one Saturday b•tween performances of 'Halr,'" sbe Aid. "l read to this real JoUy man and they Ccreatora Jtm Bn>ota and Oavo Davia) lauabed. I said to myql,f, rOob. this feels nice.'• . Broob, Dula, Ed Welnbtr1e.r ' and Stan Dwell -the pro- ducen·wi'lter'I J"CtPQOl&ble for u.. ... .,,, TJ••. ll'oore .... now ander eoalract. to de) apeclala and other pr0j9ett tor /\BC were <.i!> delrghted as Charlame. "TllEllE WERE &ome good f'hmces for the role, but there \\as no question that as soon as we saw Charlrune that we were going to go with her," Wein- berger &aid. "She has that in- nocence and naivete that we felt Cinderella should have. That was the Uung that set her off more than anything else. And ::.he seemed to have it without acting it. Charlaine was born into a close.knit, religious family in Albany, where she sang m the church choir to please her grandmother and first acted m a ninth-grade productJ.on of "Our Town" She played Mrs Gibbs and was a star I played "A Woman in the Audience'' and proved that my talents were best re· served for print CHARLAINE UKED the feel of performing, pursued it throughout hi~h school and then hoped to join the Negro Ensem- ble in New York. But her parents wanted her to go to college instead, so they sent her off to a slate school near Albany. She majored in theater and then transferred t.o the Goodman School of Drama in Chicago. That led to a road tour lo "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope," thanks lo Vlnette Carroll, a guest d.lrectot' at the school. When she graduated from Goodman last spring, Charlaine received the prestigious Sara Siddons scholarship aword, which previously had been given to Carrie Snodgress, Melinda Dillon (F.I.S.T.) and Ted Wass <Soap). DESPITE THE attention and celebrity status that has come alon g with starring ln a television special, Charlaine was quick t.o point otrt that It was a learninc experience for her. "I can't say, 'Ob, I made lt,"' she aald. •·1 could be back in New York doing cattle calls after th.l.s." Yet Charlaine tentaUvely hu been cut• the female ltad tn a new Broadway productiOQ lbe didn't want to ldenUfy ,.et and •he was 11.ped by Welnber1er and bis as1oclate11 Charles Walten Produc:Uont, 1or a popi. ble series or tnotlon pictures. .. SRB STRIDS me ., un· usual becauae tueem1 UkeeV«"J· body h .. tM ume r action to her.'' We1nber1er Hld. "The flr1t tlme you 11e btr, )'OU wonder •bi ahe wa1 cut. Wben you tee h« act, YCN amJle and t1U m lo¥• Wlt.h ber arid believe YOG'" tbe omy· peflOll ln tbe world wtaofMll lhat way." .. t TUBE TOPPERS KOCE ~ 7. 30 -Voters Pipeline. Orange CoWlty state senators Dennis Carpenter and Dennis Mangers will re. view Governor Brown's "State or the State" address. ABC fJ 9.00 "Walking Tall Part 2." Ho Svenson plays Sheriff Buford Pusser m this scqu<.•l to the true-life story from 1975 . C_BS 8 ll 30 News Special. H1ghhght.s of Pre::.1denl Carter's Euro· pean trip, his return home and an evaluation or the JOurney 's impact. I) HOLL YWOOO CONNECTION Q MOVIE • * ~ "Crime Bou" I t974) Telly Sa.,alu, lony Sabe10. The heed ot a melor crtm• 1yndlc•t• IUperl/laM the riM of his P<Oteg9. (2 hrt I 0) THE 000 COUP\.! CJ) lil0t.IEYMOONER8 83 UtdkCAvtm G.-t1; Or. Kline. and Or. Lehmann dl9cuae a new dtug that otter• a po91Jble eut• tor totne f0fm1 of mental I~ 11*>9(1) CMNEWS 8NCW. "The Prffldent CorrlM Home" Hlghllghll of Pr..,_ dant Carter'1 .ctMtlae In Srueeela, hie ,.tum home. an evaluation Of Ille lmpect of IN Preeldent'e lflp.. 8 TONIGHT Hoit: Johnny Ca11on Gu.ti · Lola F .... O.Yld Horo.ltr. Ronny Otaham. Alan King. 8 LOVE. AMER~ STYLE "End ot The Line" O Q) SARETTA ··91g. Sad Charlie" t!arelta -ChM tor the Cllw- gang wflk:h pran. to mur- der hie '°"""""ltten lri.nd, Charlie. Slim Picken•, Shef .. North QUMI atar. l(RI NEWS GET SMART CAPTIONED A8C NEWS tD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 11:808(1) ... ,.., ... Hntt•. '" an effort 10 remain enonymou•, lrtvante a Capt. Tuttle aa the benefactor Of a K~ orpheneg9. (RI MORNING 12:00 8 lWIUOHT20NE "Long Live Waller J_ .. ID FOAEWA FERNWOOO (!) MOVIE **'"' "l.C-lhe Ww" ( 1931) Oon Bwdey, Jotln Wayne. Two war eot· rc~d•nt• "'"' a Jlfang8 Arab wtlo i. aclU• a11y a tanatic. ~ IMIS· et. ( 1 hf .. 30 min.) 12".30 9 Cl) C88 LATE MOYW ..... "Fotbldden PtanM" (195e) Wei~ PldgeOfl, AnM Francia. A lelenllet end hie Infant d&IQllter. wM hll'toe ll'eveted to • dla- tant planet, are IMlttd by American~. (RI 0 MOVIE *** "The SaJcony" (19631 Shelley Wlflter1, .fetflr Ftllc. Brothel Ille In war-ravaged Parts 11 deQicted. ( 1 hr., 45 min) «D MF\. GAME OF THE W£EI( 12:37 D STARTIME "Seven Mllee Of Sid Road" Jelfery Hunt•. 12:40 (fl MOVIE **'l• "Web 0t V~ .. (1943) Brain Ahern•, Loretta Young. A man etana Illa own ln.,,...lgetlOn when he wit_ Iha kld- naoplng ot hll n-nanc::.. ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) 1:00 Q MIOtflGHT SPECW. Hoall: Th• Say Clly Roller•. Gu .. ta· Randy Newman, 8teek Oak, au-,, Kenny ~. 1M New Rider9 of Ille Purpltl Sege, Greg Lake. Q I SPY Suddenly attt.ctec:I Wltll an -.. eompuqion to tatte Rollers Host •special' .. -Soot\ unci.ro- macllC* ~' '* i-· 111111 rellwlQ tile put. .., MOVla • * "Paycllomanla" (1911) Oeoro-SandeB, 8eryl Aakl. TM IMdet of a rnotOfcyde Qo911Q d*-9 IM MCtet of tetumino lrom lh• dead, then anempt• to take tho r.,.,..il"der ol hla Q"'G with lllnl lrllo 0..111 atld retUO'I G_ hra) t: ti II T All<ABOUT Gu.t.: Aulhor l .. let Vel· le pr-I• tu. lheofy on the~~olJ•m­ my Holla: Lyn P Taylor dllCl.IHH blOIHdback thefapy UOCI) MOVIE **'" "Mark 0 1 The Renegade" (1~51) Cyd Char\9ae, RlcatOO Monlal· blWI. A brancMd renegade le tllfwlened Into courung the daughter OI th41 leader ol IN republic. ( 1 llr ~ 30 min.) 1:3611 TAU<ABOUT ~ Author L.9atat Vel- le ~ti llilt~Ofl ltle d'n~aoce ot Jlm- rrry Hoffic Lyn P. T8)10r OIMait•ff ~lotHOb";ti tllenipy. 1:378 NEWS 2:00 0 MOVIES * * "81adc Sun" 01167} MIC:llele Mercier. o..111!1 G"""1. A WMlthy young 01f1 go. to AMca lfl -ctl Of her eJdled br04her. (2 hrL) * .... ''8-llel• In The Nlgnt" (194e) John Hodl- oll, Nancy Gulld A war Yet· eran lulferlng from amnelfe attempt• to uncover hta tonner Kie. (2 hrl.) 2:110 NIWS 2:208 MOVIE * • * "A Cfy From The Street•" ( llH19) Max Sygra-, 0.... Wiieen. A lMdon aoclal wont• tl'lea to lrnprOYe the pathe1IO lhl· Ing conclltlone Of holnelela ctlllcken. (2 tn .. 5 min.) •• "Courltenpf' (1953) Dermot Wal1h, Hual Court. While o.1'-'il>o a pec:bge, a young mW\ CS. co~ a murdered tnar1. ( t llr .. 30 mln.) l:IOQ NEWS a:00m M<ME • * "lhe Kiiier That Stllked New YOli<" (1950) Evelyri Keyee, Cheri•• Korvlrl. A ~ and wife tmuggllng 1Mn\ .. lht ob)ec;t ot • ~ .-rctt after It la dlecollWed \hal Ille womM Is catrylng a p41ogue. ( 1 11r • 30 min I • NeWS ... ._ a.:.o MOVl9 • • 14 ....... °'l ''*'° a.r· (11161) NM &AIM, ~ G. l'oellNon. A fot11ttr POllO•"'•" •• ........., "Olft IWtlon .. MlacMk> ........ .-. (21n.) ~-MOW! • • "Crlmlnel L...,,_." (lt37} t.. Trecy, MefVoC Or*'-. A candid ... '°' QO'l9fllOI', • ~. ~ U9 '"-olfloe 11'1 Ol'd9r to PfOlec:t NI ~ ....a 69 lnVOl\red In • Cffmlnel CIR. (I hr .. 10 min.) S.\Tl IW.\ Y MOm.INO 7:00 II CAMERA THfla a <la.BfAAS 8 0 SUPEN'AIENOI 0 PTlCllJlt • ELEMENTARY NEWS Cl) SAM YORTY 8) YOOA ~ HIW. TN (I) THIW A LOQCINQ Ot..A88 7:30 I 8T'EN TO LEAAHN3 PACQl'TT"EM MOVll • * ~ "8..:0. l'o tucaon ... ( 115 t) Rod Cl"'4Hon, Wayne IMo1I. TWo -•118"1Cl4 to ~ .... llijllaldftg of ~ Juel blfOl'I Ille a19lt of tM CMI ww:(2 rn.1 9 ~.MAAWJ S«Y Cl) IUINSS l:oc> fJ (I) MATEBIM>I ·~HNTMLS ••• "Ebb llde" (t937) Oacar ~e. fr.,_ FarmM. A "beM:llld" c;pataln •• p6al'I 10 hlj4lcll • INp II c:ompllciNd wllell he dllCO'let9 the --· daugl\18' .. eboeld. (1 tw .. 30 min.) 89~YMPICS Q MOVIE • • "laland R .. oue" ( 1962) Olynll JotlM, OMO Niven. A pair of youtllie a118m9l to retrieve a - fYom an llland held b\f Gwmana durl119 Wortd War II. (2 hra.) • ti) AOMPE1' flOOal 9 l!AA'TH, ll.4 AHO ' a.cv 8:30 I 8UPERW1TCH GREAT ~ "Paul Taylor Dance Company" l•o recent Tay•or compo1lt1on1, "E1p1en1de" end "RunM. -are oertonned. The Bay City Rollers will host NBC'~ "1\Jidnight Special" for the first time at 1 a.m. Saturday on Channel 4. Guests in- elude Queen. Randy Newman, Kenny Rogers, Black Oak, the New Riders of the Purple Sage and Greg Lake. Burns a Harvard Prof! By JAY SRARButt LOS ANGELF.s (AP> -This Sunday, George Bums, 80, con· Unues hJa show biz career doing gags and a soft.·sboe number with a young comic -Bob Hope, 74 - as a guest on Hope's vaudeville show on NBC. But next April, Burns may go back to school, which be left in the fourth grade to start his career singing with the Peewee Quartet in his native New York. HE SAYS HE'S considering an offer to lecture at Harvard. ''Can you ima(ine that!" he in· quired. ''I can't even apeJl Harvard." AnaJdesaid lt.'s part of a course of chats by beavywef1b~ in film, dance, tbeate.r 1 mu1le ana visual art.11. What mlaht IUdS ,you lecture on, Mr. Burna1 "I MIGHT,'• BE sald. "Might also t~ll 'em bow you baild up a routlne, bow you start with one joke, you top it and top ft again, and first thine you know, you've got a routine." To student joke.smiths, he of· fered this: "I've been mixed up with writers all my life and the most Important thJng for a writer is to find the first thought. the first idea. You get a good thought, lbe thing writes itself." Be paused brfeJ'ly. "Tllat's the kind of great stun I'm going to tell 'em," he warned, "idding the act. he may put on at one of the nauon•s top hat.cbertes of thouihl andatudy. BU&NS, WHO tums 81 on Jan. 20, bu been busy with other acts of )ate, Jncludlnl the toutlnf of b1I new bit movie, •'Ob, God.' H• did two CBS 1peclalt and en ''Allee" epllOde tbJs aeuon, plus the Hopes.bow, and haa two more 1pecla11 afoot. And he'll film bl' third r.novJe slnco cetune an Ouar lo 1fn6 for "The Sun.shine Bo,. ... . "It'• 'The Quee n of Hollywood'." ht said. ''The queen lt • clrl, not mo. Btt~ •• Utat ri~L I don't WUll to cet It wron1 .titb wbatahername In Florida." Rt bad reference to AA1 la }Jryant. .,. The veteran trou'*' waa uted why, at bls age, he works so much. "Because It gets me out of bed," he replied. "At my age, lt's a great thing to aet out of bed. I can't make any money in bed. In fact, I can't do anything In bed." BACK TO education. Bums' doctorate came from the school or vaudeville where, as Fred Al· len once obServed, the students were so low that ticket.taking midge,15 were hired to make them (eel at home. What happens II Harvard asks Or. Burnt! to work Cull-time teaching what he's teamed to a potentially hicher grade of scholars? "Well, ll they got a ftice theater I'll stay on,'' be promlHd. "ParUc:ularly U they 1ot about lS or 20 mualclans and lhef plaJ in mr,key. 'J 10 any place "here it'• in my key." ~b80D and Jill Boet Globe Awards I I , ' . • ~'.'~·y·J·&l\·u·~'.Y ·ti ·19·7·8 ............. 0N·L·Y·P·ILO.T ....................................................... ~ .... ~~~·~ Ex·UCLA. Star Johnson Making It Big With ;Beeks MILWAUKEE (AP J - ''Marques! Marques•" the young rans pleaded, extend ing programs and pens as lhe Milwaukee Ducks' locker room door opened Marques Johnson, toweling away sweat, slCPJ>Cd out. He ~rinncd at the youngsters and signed autographs as he walked back to the M 1lwaukce Arena courts1de, where moments bt.•fore he had starred in a Ducks· vie tory. "I'll sign more in a few minutes," he told his fans. "l have to be on the pos tgame radio show," said the former UCLA standout. When he returned, he Mgned more programs. After he finally had showered and dressed, youngsters still <'lustered outside the locker room . Patiently. always s miling, sometimes banter 1ng. he signed for each boy and girl who asked. ''That's Ju s t being human." Johnson said later 'They're lh<'re when I go out for warmups and they're there after the game. They want me to hold hands or slap hand'> as I go by. 1 slap as many hands as I can Something like that can mean a great deal when you're 12 or lJ years old." Averaging 18.9 points and 11.4 rebounds per gume and sinking 54.4 percent of his held goal attempts. Johnson 1s a prime candidate for Na· honal Basketball Associallon rookie of the year honors. He also is a major reason why the nucks. 30-52 last season. a re 20· 18 in their best start s1nt'e Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led them to the championship finals tn 1973·74. When he signed with the Bucks, J ohnson said he would have preferred to play in his native Los Angeles. But Wisconsin winters notwithstanding, he 1s find· ing the area nolh,ing like the KEEPING THEIR DISTANCE Los Angeles . Kings goalie Gary Simmons (31) and Philadelphia goalie Wayne Stephenson ,., ....... watch while their teammates fight it out after shedding gloves and sticks in the first ~riod Thursday night in Philadelphia. ROokie Gives Kings Tie PHJLADELPlllA (AP > - Flyers ' captain Bobby Clarke says some of his Philadelphia teammates are just going through the mollons these days against their opponents in the National Hockey League. The Los Angeles Kings slipped behind 4 3 in the final period of Thursday night's malchup with the t'lycrs, hut rookie Dave Taylor slammed the puck into the Philadelphia goal at 12:55 to ~alvage a 4·4 tie. "We were working hard in 1.hei{ end. we knew that they usually try to forecheck us," said Taylor. the 1976·77 NCAA sco ring champion from Clarkston College. ··So we lned lo give lhem some of their own medicine." Clarke said he wasn't disap- pointed at the outcome because the Flyers ctid.n'l deserve to wm "They outworked us," said Clarke. "It's been that way for six or seven games. I don't know when we are going to wake up, maybe when we find ourselves in second place. "I know t.eams get these kinds of streaks. but this one's gone on too long." Clarke added. "If we play like this on the road, we'll surely get beat." The Kings got their first goal on a shot by Pete Slemkowsk1 in Miller Top Coach; Connors Defeated NEW YORK lA P > Red Miller. who guided the defense· minded Denver Broncos into the ~layoffs for the first time in their history -and into the Super Bowl as well -was selected National Football League coach of the year today by The Asloclated Press. Miller's team had the best American Conference record (12·2) in the regular season, then • knocked oft the Pitts burgh Steelers and defending NFL champion Oakland in the AFC uue aame. (:on•or• IJpset NEW YORK-Guillermo Vilas upset Jimmy Connors 6·4. 3-6, 1·5 here Thunday in the second round 0( the Grand Prix Masters tennis tournament. In other action Thursday Manuel Orantes stopped Eddie Dlbbs. 1·6, 1-5, Bjorn Borg beat Roscoe Tanner 6-4, 6·'7, 6·3 and »rlan Oot\frled earned a • •mlflnata berth by wlnning nr Baul Bamlrei 6-7, &-2, M . "rm!llO ..... inrluence and possessing less than an ounce or marijuanll. police said. Hawkins. 40, also was charged with using abusive language. 1llA Rotttp• LONG BEACH-Tim Hall scored Z7 points and pulled down 15 rebounds lO lead unbeaten Athletes in AcUon lO a 96-85 ex· hibillon basketball victory over Cal State (Long Beach) Thurs- day nl&ht. Yaddca Selet!ted HANOVER, N .H . -Joe Yuklca, football coach at Boston College the past 10 years. agreed today to accept U\e -coachlnl{ job at Dartmouth College. SIDI• Mark Set BRISBAN.E. Australia Michelle Ford. a 16-year·old Australlan ,trl1 tel a world rec· ord of 8:M.88 ror the 800-m eter freestyle swim today. PROVIDENCE, R.1. (AP) - Coaches are llvmg the United Stat.et tbe tat• when this coun· try's firat-ever lnternaUonal women'i awbnmlna meet beetns at Drown Unlvenlty on Satt.tr- day. The 20 American 1wtmmen, fin ot Whom ire f ormtt Ol1m· pian11 .tU compete aaalnet lU the first period. but Philadelphia's Reggie Leach evened things out before the period ended. In the second period, Los Angeles surged ahead 3·1 on goals by Glenn Goldup and Hartland Monahan before the Flyers rallied on a second- period goal by Leach and a third.period shot by Bill Barber. That gave the Flyers a 4·3 lead until Taylor circled the net and st uffed the puck past Philadelphia goalie Bernie Parent for the final tally. ''I just tried to hook it into the net area," Taylor recalled. Scott to Run· In Ali Meet UC Irvine's Steve Scott will make hts 1978 track debut Satur· day night in the Muhammad Ali invitational meet al the Long Beach Sports Arena. Scott. a senior at UCI, will face world record holder Filbert Bay1 of Tanzania and Wilson Waigwa. the NCAA (Dlvlslon I) ch am pion from Texas (El Paso), in the All 1,500. Also entered in the meet ia Jim Walters, former Estancia Hlgh <Costa Mesa) athlete now at USC. Walters will run the 4x800 m eter relay. '{he meet begins at 6:30 with 30 events scheduled in five divisions-men , women, masters cso and over), juniOT college and high school. Other top athletes expected to compete Include Montreal Olym. pie &old medal winners Hasley Crawford (100 m eter s) of Trinidad, Don Quarrie (200) ol Jamalca, Amie Robinson (long jump) of San Diego and the U.S. 400·meter relay team of Harvey Glance, Johnny Jones, Millard Hampton and Steve Rlddlck. cotnlnJ youo• swlmmtn," says Mark Schubert, who alao coaches the Minion VleJo Nadadores, The American team wlll have the ps1chotoglcal advant.ge of J>erf or mini at. home, Scbubert nld Tbunday. "Tho tact that thl• Is U\e first ll't.rnaUonal meet for Y1omen only ln ttlt U.S 'Will help mor.S.." be uld. ''W•'U M eo-lal IDto tM ....... fa'JOrl I with tti ~ Otttnau q'' Tb• Ealt German ~team, IOtrlll.Y Mk80Wll4fed lbe MA Siberian wasteland he had envisioned. ''I thought it would be worse," he said. ''l don't care for the cold, but you can get around that. The pace ls a lot slower here and It's more conservative, but the city is appropriate Cor what I'm here for. My occupation is basketball, and it's a unique, good situation. The players here are all about my own age. "It's not easy with the schedule, but I have met other people, Miiwaukee peo-· ple wbom I consider friends, through my teammates," he said. "I've always been in· What Will Watson Do For Encore? TUCSON CAP) -Tom Watson was faced wHh the problem en· •countered onfy, by those wlto• achieve unmatched superiority 10 their chosen field of endeavor. Whal do you do for an encore? "Every golfer who's had a good season wonders and wor- rl es about It." said Watson , twice a winner In major head· to ·head duels with Jack Nicklaus and the 1977 PGA tour player or the vear. volved in community rela- tionships, and I hope to 1et involved in some here." When the grueling NBA schedule permits, Johnson andicaled he would chanHl hls oCCcourt involvement toward youth work. ln Los Angeles, he was involved with area athletes, including Pnt Haden, Kermit Washington and John McKay Jt .. lo an or11tanization called Alblelestor a Better America. "We'd go lO the parks and give two·hour clinics." he said. "We'd work with the kids and talk about basket· ball and life. We'd go to elementary and junior bl~h schools and give one-on·one exhibitions. I think tt's lm· portant for athletes to do tblnga like that. Wilen I wu young, Walt Hanard or UCLA came lo our school. He was very congenial and made u big impression on me.'' Over the time you took off at the end or the year, has yol1r 'g:une gorfe cornr>letely? · - "l was really very nervous starting on .. lie answered those questions and calmed his nerves with a spectacular 9-under-par 63 that staked him to a 3·shot lead Thursday in the first round of the first tournament of the 1978 tour . the Tucson Open. It matched the best subpar effort of his pro career and, with stun· ning immediacy, re-established him as the game's premier performer. Watson. now 28, scaled gol!'s heights with his 1977 successes. The triumphs over Nicklaus in the Masters and British Open were the most publlcited. But he also won three other American titles. was Cifth or better In another doien tournaments. led the money-winners with $310,000 and won the Vardon Trophy for the best stroke average. But he tailed ofr j ust a little at the end or the year. •' l was mentally tired," Watson said. "ll's the first Ume I've gotten that way playing golf. He took oU Cor 2~ months, went home to Missouri and con· tented himself with acqulrlng a pilot's license Just before com· Ing lO Tucson for the opening of the season. "I think the layofr did more for my heart than It did for my golf swing," he said. "I really wasn't sure how l was golng lO play. I guess I ought to do this more often." 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The 8·9 Robiruion scored 20 points, moeUy from the. out.side, making 10 oC 14 field aoal at· tempts over WSU's 7-2 James Donaldson. The Cougars never led, and were Ued JU8t once, at 2 with a mln ute gone. USC led at h1lftlme 38-30. The TrojanJ pulled away to a 14·polnt lead with 13 mlnut.es re- maJDin1. WSU attempted to raJ· ly, but a jumper by USC's George Ratkovl<th and four Cree throwa by Don Carlino in the last two minutes WTapped up the victory. use stands at 7·6 for the seuon while WSU fell to 8-5. The Trojans had to go wlth<>ut guard Steve Smith, the former Santa Ana College star, for most ol the ~ond hall after he t\Vf1t· ed hl1 left ankle and had t.o be helped off the court. Ratkovich, another rres.bman, replaced Smith ln the lineup and flnlsbed with tour points. Smith ls expected to be back in t.be SC lineup Saturday nilht when the Trojans tangle with Washington in SeatUe. Besides Robinson, another gem in the use attack was Compton High product Purvis Miller, who scored 16 points and had eight rebounds. Washington State cut the Tro· jans' lead to 52·44 when Miller hit two baskets. The Trojans shot 51. 7 percent from the field. while WSU made 41. 7 percent of its shots. SOUTHERN CAI.I FORNI A( .. ) -Arnol4 2, S. Slltllll •. Cef'flno U, RM•OVIGlt •. 0 . $tnlll1 2, Grffr 2, .,_"°" 4, floblnM>n 20, Mtll.r 1'. Tol•ls tt l().IUI. WASl4CHG'l'Off STAT£ IHI -0.rlt 16, 141111, D. ColllM 12. K.tly •• Prestcn •• o.iialdJOn ,,. ...... S, T.U.• )4 IM2 'j Helfll--use 3', wsu 10. l'ov,.. M -H-. ToCAltloul•-USC tJ, WSU ll. "-1,127. Bniins Clash With Huskies SEATI'LE-The UCLA Brwns open defense of their Pac·8 basketball title tonight with an 8 o'clock game at the University of Washington, televised on Channel 5. The Bruins bring a 9-1 r~ord • into the contest and most of the conference's coaches regard . UCLA u a favorite to repeat as champion, but Washinston bu a habit of SCOrfni UPffU. Tbe Hulldea, 7-4 on the season, own an ups& over blihly·tou.ted Arllona State, e&-e2, and hue also recorded vlctorlet over SeatUe Pacinc, Wyoming, Seat· tJe. CoJorlldo. Blee ed lllinola. Jtlm Ste•urt (8·7> 11 the Hu1kie1' Jetdlq acorer (l$.& polnta per fame) and reboundtr oo.a avera••>· Guard Mike Nelll CfS.3) Is close behind ln lbt 11ortn1 department. wilh a 15.1 .. er ace. The lk'\&108' ftoat Une cames en avera10 helibi a(\v~ta1e ot l ~ tnU.. over ihe HU.itles, •llh enter Gii llmm1 (l·t) Qd. fonranll l>Uld.~WOOll ••> Ut Xikl IDd~ l&-'fr ~t· tins t.M bcMd9. .. DAILY PILOT fria.y, JiUlll&ry &. tl78 Cage Bandleap Gauclws Favored In Mission Race Saddleback College should have little trouble winning the Mission Confer ence basketball championship. The Gauchos of coach Bill Mulligan, 16·1 for the :.eason and winners of 10 :otraight, are the Daily Pilot's choice to breeze to the title. Pa lomar and Citrus colleges figure to battle for the No. 2 po:.1tion. Here 's how the Dally Pilot handicaps the race: l . Saddleback 06·1> -The Gauchos have it all-iipeed, good shooting, rebounding and ex- p e r 1 e nc e . Th e defens e i s mediocre, but it won't make any difference. Balance has been the ke y with seven playe rs-Rich McElrath, Tim Shaw, Tom Lloy, Artie Green, T i m Knight, Rodney Miller and Craig Stahl averaging in double figures. The Gauchos also have two other players, Ben Bacon jt.nd Rick Patterson, who could start for any other team in the con ference. Odds · l 5 ?. Palomar < 12·3> Tht• Comets have a i:ood record. but haven't played the schedule that Saddleback has. And they don't ha\'e the talent to ma tch the Gauchos. Leading Palomar are returning starters Marcus Ha ys 16·3) and Don J oy (6·3). Odds : 4·1. 3. Citrus (J2·3> -The Owls have some top talent returning from last season's second place team -includlng aJl -M1ssion Con r e rence &tandout Eri c Childs. Kelly Johnson, a 6·5 freshman, is Citrus' lop scorer. Odds: 4·1. '4. Riverside (10-S) -The Tigers have run hot and cold, and that trend figures to con· tinue during conference play. Sophomores Ricky Green <6·6) and Kevin McClanahan (6·0>. a Ion g with fres hmen Ke n Copeland (6·1) and Tom Wighl <6-3) pace the Tigers. O~ds: 8·1. S. San Bern1rdlno (6·9> -The Indians have some of the best talent in the circuit, but they ha· ven 't put it together consistent· ly. and don't figure to. Paul Roby (6-4 ) and Rooseve lt Ja c ks on (6-3 ) are the top players.Odd5: 25-1. 6. San Diego (3·10) -Stan Jones (6-3) is one of the top players in the confer ence for the Knights, but his supporting cast isn't much. Odds: 50-1. 1. Southwestern (l-131 The ,\paches snapped a 13-game los· ing streak Wednesday, but they don't figure lo improve much on that record. Odds: 75·1. 8. Chaffey CO·ll > Chaffey doesn't figure to go through the season winless (like It did a few seasons ago), because the Owls will probab ly split with S outhwestern. Dave Holgate (6-8) is one of Chaffey's top players. Odds: 200-1. Sunset Loop Fives In Final Tuneups Four Sunset Lf'aguc basket ball teams '.'Jll play their fi nal non -l c <1 g uc t u n e up ga m e~ tonight as N<'wport Harbor and the three Huntin gton Beach -.chools Edison, M<1rina and lluntmgton Jjeach Hi gh each play 8 o'clock contests. Edison is the only one on lhc road. The Chargers will visit Loara Htgh in Anaheim. Loara has a balanced attack Jed by renter PauJ Felix and earlier rhis season gave Marina a tough liatlle before losing, 77-70. Edison brings a 9.3 record into the game. The Char gers lost their last outing. 66·65. afte r :-quundering an 18-point lead to Kennedy Hi~h (La Palma>. eve Hosts Boulder Five II untington Beil ch hos ts S<:'rra lligh of Gard<:'na, Long Beach Wi l ~on inv ad es Marina and c~ pr ess VISltS N<'wporl Hilrbor 1n the other games tonig ht Serra is paced by 6-7 forward Mi chael Zeno, who averages 17 points per game and is being heavily recruited by major col- leges and universities. Although Serra brings in a modest 7·7 record, it was rated 1n a pre·sea:ron national magazine as o~ or the top prep •ea ms in California. Marina wlll see a familiar face when Long Beach Wilson visits because the Bruins have' Cary Burt, a 6·2 forward who trans fered Crom Huntington Reach High after earning all· S un s et League honors l ast •season. Marina carries n 10·3 record and a modest six-game wmning ~treak . . .. .... . • • t • r • • • . . . TIM SHAW Leads Saddleback Corona-MV Tiff Heads C.ageSlate South Coast League basketball leader Corona del Mar has a cha nc e t o put some room b<.•twcen itself and two of the contenders tonight as the Sea Kings, 3-0 in league, host 2·1 M1ss1on V1eJo. Tipoff is at 8, as a re the other two games-2·1 El Toro at 2-1 Dana Hills and 1·2 Laguna Beach at 1·2 University High (Irvine). The Sea Kings have a little of everything going for them- Dave Koehler's outside shooting, height in 6-7 Jeff Burden, all- round play from sophomore Shawn Ahearn, the improved play of guard Mark Rains (10 points Tuesday against Laguna Be a c h ) a nd 6·3 Bre a High transfer Chris Johnston. Mi ssion Viejo, whi ch lacks height. has rehed on a balanced a ttac k fo r the mos t part, a lthough Pete Decasas, Mike Roberts. Mike Boster and Rick Kreuzer have supplied most of the firepower . Mission Viejo's tallest player 1s 6·3 Mike Brawley, who returned to the lineup Tuesday after missing seven games with an inJury. Decasas has also been hobbled by an ankle injury and is out. El Toro's major weapons are 6·2 West Virginia transfer Rick Reid 08.S scoring average) and 6·4 junior Ron Holmes.. who has clicked at a 15.4 rate. Dana Hllls counters with Chris Goller and Mike Samuels . Samuels has scored at a 17.3 r a te and Goller's s coring average is 14.8. The Laguna Beach-University tiff features 6·4 senior Roger Poirier of University against the defcose of Randy Smith aad Jan Calderwood. Terry Haught is Laguna's playmaker. BASKETBALL I WRESTLING Pirates FV Katella Clash In 74-67 _, . Setback · Knights Invade Witli 11-1 Record By CRAIG SHEFF Of .. Deity~ ... , .. ,, Orange C o as t Co llege's bas ke tball team picked the wrong time to have a bad shooting night. Or unstc ('ounty'IJ best basketball talent Is cm display tonight (8) at F ountain Valley Hlal\ SchOQI where Katella <Anaht>lm) lllKh's Knlghts invade the Barons campu11 in a non· leaaue 11klrml1h the Knights also boast 6·3 ·Randy Whit.>ldon <20.5 average), 6·6 Miko Sarabyn and 6-4 Roger Lemoos lD the attack. "We feel we have great depth," says Kat.ella col ch Danley. "We're hitting SO percent from the field as a team and every player has lS-17 foot. The Pirates, hitting a cool 43 percent from the fioor. Cell to a very good El Camino College out- fit, 74-67, Thursday n,ight on the loser's court. It's a duel between two highly suc- cessful , yet contrasting t eams. Katella, with an 11·1 record, uliliies a stifling 1·2·1·1 full court press and operates its offense with two players posted side by side (piggyback) eight feet from the basket. range. · "Our major concern is us, not Fountain Valley. It's a matter of "hether we can gel into our game." Coach Tandy Gillis' Bucs (9·7) hope to snap a four.game losing streak tonight when they travel to East LA for a 7:30 Ult. And while Kalella runs a man-to· man defense, Fountain Valley coun· ters with il::i matchup zone 8J'ld pas~­ ing game on offenise. Katella is the type of team that bits streaks and an example was a nine· point burst in 32 seconds that turned the tide over Los Amigos (Founwn Valley}HJgh. _Fountain Valley has height. too with 6·5 Mugsy Eppelheimer and 6=-4 Chris Mack and Charlie Reiff on the coutt. Ec\ch team has it.s gem, but both are also heavily stocked with talent in depth. The final seven-point margin was no indica- tion of itow the game went. EJ Camino, in complete command, took lb• lead for good late in the opening half and steadily pulled away. Fountain Valley's big weapon is 6-4 Roger Holmes, who is averaging 25.3 points a game. Also Jooroing tall amidst coach Dave Brown's Barons unit is 6-7 Mike Heide, wbo.e Oelense and r ebounding has been in.st.rumen· ta.I helping FV to a 9.3 record. At point guard are two similar op- ·ponents-Fountain Valley's S-11 Mike Jsraelsky against Katella's S-10 Ed Patrick. · Katelta's blue chipper is 6·5 Ray Donnelly. with his 20 8 averaee. but "We've seen the 1·2·1·1 press," says asslstant coacb Bob Fereuson of Fountain Valley. "But not with Katella's size. We'll adjust our press otrense to counter that." The Warriors, behind some sizzling outside shooting by 6·3 Charles Trammell, held a 39.33 edge with 17 minutes left For Coast Area m the ganae -then real ly put it. away with a 12·0 blitz in Lhe next four minutes. ·wre~tling With Trammell bitting om ""''*'7~:f.:.',..,., u everything be tossed up, t1-L-101cMc.ou1n•an•-2 El Camino (13-4) went ~~~CMn 101 Pinned Hammon ahead 51-33. The War· 11•-011te11 101-11y1om1u n·ors stayed comfortably '22-s•n<uic19e.1N1oney .. >. 11t-Lucrwi9 (U)d9C, Ul,_t-L in front and enjoyed a 13'-R11001•<01wonc..rtorf941. 72-57 Jead with 2:59 to go· !~=~=~::,'~;~· before OCC closed the 1s.-••t1••t1tv 101-bY10rte11. gap With a last minute m -so.roec11r <u>OK. 11_ .. L 1 n-4t-rts 101o.c.9oOrYI1.J. surge. 1'3-1!"011111<UlPlnnecsMam'2:0 . Trammell finished H•Y-H~ 1u1 p1Mec1 st•••ton with 26 points and hit · >·1•· .... _...Setlll nine.straight buckets in 01 ... M1tttS1.u"' ....... "'24 the second hall. Most of ,:~~~=.~i:,>1:.tz:1~'~4-2. his shots came from the 1u-w .1i.tct1101p1-c-2 "· n1-w 1111an" co1-1>ytoo1en. 14 ·16-foot range. T)le: 1n -J•,.•m1 Co>-bytcwt•1t. Warriors finished wit fl a · 13s-1.ar..-i <Olde<. P .. ,...., ,o o S7 p e rce nt s hooting 1 !~.-H•rdl9M 101 ar-•1tt1 E•••r mark for the ni~ht. 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IM-Shelftf' IE•ll pin Mollln J·OS. 1•7-Brell Elr1dl IEM> pon Walwa ' J6. 111-llloll• <Estl die 8.vl Elrfcfl 44. ttJ-Lor•nio fE11) de< MartlMws •l-4. Hwl-SIN<I 1£t0 pin lluel\4ff J •4S. Estancia Faces Orange ~on-league basketball action 1s on tap tonight for Capistr8J'lo Valley High while Mater Dei <Santa Ana} High, Liberty Chris- tian <Huntington Beach) and Huntington Valley Christi-an (N ewport Beach) are embroiled in league play. Tritons Log 79-62 Win =:=ul : ~ ~ ~ 161-Reynol• (F l de<. Hales,111.0. Aaln I 0 , 1 111-....-CHl-bYforlell. Y•<dl•I' 0 0 1 o. ns-Ooramt(FIWOflt>ytortelt. Estancia (Costa Mesa) High's Eagles will be trying to stay within range of the Century League basketball lead tonight when they tackle invading Giie~ 1 o t 1 Hwy-Ul!PllMll (F) Plnntd GolemM Petrino 2 o o • O:JO. ~--OrangeHighinan8o'clocktiff. · Capistrano Valley's Cougars, with Bob Charles (25.S scoring average) leading the way, host Boulder City, Nev. in a 7 o'clock clas h in the first-ever vanity basketball game on the Capo Valley campus. The Monarchs of Mater Del. U -3, open Angelus League action against Pius X at Santa Ana College (7: 30) without the services of guard Sal Gaytan (-ankle), but apparently with 6-5 'l'im Peabody, whor.t11rnedtothe lineup Tuesday after an ankle in· jury. ·' Mid.Cities Baptist (South Gate) meets Huntlneton Valley Chris· tiaa at Southern California College in A¢hdemy League play. starting at8. Liberty Christian meets American Cbrlltian (Pomona) Jn Christian League action at Santa Ana's Salv .. tion Army Youth Center (1:30). John Carson had bis second of. feruive outburst ln three nJgbts to lead San Clemente Hlgb to a 79-62 Soul.h Coast League basket· ball victory over host Costa Mesa Thursday nJgbt. Carson, the Trltons' 6-6 guard, s cored 25 points as San Clemente evened its league rte· ord at 2-2 at the expense of the winless Mustan1s. Tuesday, Carson tallied 26 points as San Clemente wh1pped Mission Vie· JO. He ls now averaging 18.2 points a game. The Tritons Jed from start to finish as they upped th~ season rfcord to s.s and: appear to have solved the problems that saw them drop lout •tral&ht cames after C8'>ludng their own tbu.rtuune:nt in mid DeHmber. At one point, San Clemente led by 32 polntl. 'nt• team bad an outatanc'lini sboc>tlng nlaht, can· ninll 82 of 56 shots from lbe floor (57 percent) and 15 of 19 from the free throw line. Basketball Scores Willie StavrJcos paced Costa. Mesa with 18 p0intl on an eigbt- for· 17 sbooc.ing-etfort. ._c.__,,., .. " ... . ' ' " II I OIS w.1e1n Gal"IOft 0-..¥ SI...,_. Wadi TM'/ff J-M•-.... , '"""n Totll' ' t , J , 0 J ' • 0 ) I 0 t , 2 , t 0 7 I 0 I 1 1 2 J • I 2 2 4 l2 IS 11 7t UJ>c-taM9e .. ,,. ... Stevrkos I a II Wlll~'1t02 EdWI\ I 0 1 6 llluett l O ' ' Mllltr 2 t I • ... 11,. , J s ' BHilt'f 3 0 1 6 lll(Mrcllol\ • 2 ' '° Hlt<O<k 2 1 4 • Sutlert lekl O t I I Tot.It 2t IO it 62 SWt't II? Ollll'Wl"I Sa" Cl-"'tMe 22 11 JI ~ Costa Mffa H 16 I ~ Wlllt ..2 • 2 • Tot•I• '2 a tt •1 H•llllmt Etcamo>0. n.21. Basketball Summaries ~ ................... • 1 T-•, c. .. Mitte 41 El T~ 4, Orllaln U. Pecos 10, Halllft 4, Vlfl-•. C.lton I, H •rY11f1116. ~·· Mna-Mc!CH 1. Murray '· Jone\ I. IClll'/ ), Parller ), Oawe 1, KlllP!> 2, H,et 4, Maine! t . H•lftl~I Toro»t1. ~-tal11 ,,....,. .. v,,...,..,.. tf Fou"tal" Vtllev-Glfr ll. W rrl' 12, Wlllltmll 2, Miii«" •• MM-shall t , GWC, Harbor Vie ~:,-;.~;..~ '· ,..__..,, R .. •. Haltt~lnV•ll..,16-17. Golden West College opes c.re...., _, n • .,...... .._. Southern CalllomJa Confereoce .a basketball actlor:a tanl&ht ('l:3Q). p,c;:~~i!:'!\=~·=~ hosting LA HarbOf Colle,e. , Ji"'..,'·,..._.,. 1C11114, un11t1 i. GWC'a au.uen, 7·t for the ue-~i.Amdl .. •eason. are •J>•rted b7 tr~~~ ....... 4.w.itt.T.-- sopb9more1 Todd 7.irbel (17.8 -"-•-'"-""-•_c._._ .. _..,_ .. _ scoring avena~>. Oary Sandera (12.3) and Wllf 'Fletcber (10.5). Harbor ('l.e> is led by higb· scoring Cl)rls Thomas. ~.-.._ v.u-. •· Mwt. ~ League favorites El Modena and Villa Park: • collected victories Wednesday and are favored in ::.-w-* CF> dK. "4nJ•mtn their games tonight -making lt Imperative that 10.s-W111111 ,,., d9C. u..ctna 12.1. Estancia win to remain a game olf the pace. ,, ....... wl .. IHl plnNdOll.,....J:4S. L ad1n Es . • int t . Dou J din 122-11111c11e111H111K.<>99M•1112.10. e g tanc1a s qu e as g ar e. a 11t-Hooo11<F1p111Ndunc1nas:02. 6-7 senior with a IS.2 average. 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Holograms Easier to $ee Than Explain By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of Ule O•lly f'olol SI.ill Ever since those immortal words "let tht'fe be h~ht, ''man has been tinkering with 1t. For one thing, man learned how to turn light on and off wtth a flick of a switch NOW TWO SCULPTORS, Ludwig Redl and Pino Spagnulo, w.e of hght in an attempt to portray the three· dlm'!nslonal image the mind retains after viewing a solid obJect The imagery pieces produced from their sculptures are called holograms. A hologram is defined as ''the technique of produc- ing images by wavefront reconstruction, especially by bending laser beams to record diffraction on a photo- graphic plate." In other words, what you "see .. really isn't there The image ls picked up from the pattern on the photo plate. The pattern looks much like the ripples pro- duced by throwing a pebble into a pond. The work of Rcdl, an Austrian now living 1n CrouXI Baiter Carrie CavaJJer. above, shows a net full of anchovies lor deep.sea analing. Sportsf ishing wm be just one of events and displays at the 13th annual Southern llCornia Spoi'ts, Vacation and Recreation81 Vehicle w, openh~I at noon Saturday for a nine-day: run at the a.helm COnventlon Center. Called an "Outdoor Lile Spectacular,·· the show is the f.est event of il1S kind In the U.S. EquiRment and clothing be sbOWri for fishing, camping, boating arid backpack· l Los Anaeles, and Spagnulo, an Italian, is on view al the Newport Harbor Art Museum. It was commissioned specifically for the museum and will be torn down when the exhibit closes Jan. 14, according to Betty Turnbull, curator. Al first the "casual" observer might think he has wandered into a room still under construction. Three large block sculptures by Spagnolo are at one end or the floor. They Jlre or brick, still wet clay, steel and glass ......_ THEY HA VE BEEN step~ on and several squares of glass are broken. There are fingerprints 1n the clay, footprints on the steel plates. Signs on the floor read, "wet cla)", please do not touch." Spagnulo, who came to Newport Beach from Milan to build the sculptures, calls them landscapes. ~ The intent is to present the viewer with a (eeling or controlled accident. The soft surface of the clay ls used as a bed for the broken glass and sheet metal, .accord- ing t-0 information posted at the exhibit entrance". , LANDSCAPE SCULPTURES FEl!LtNG OF 'CONTROLLED ACCIDENT' Artl1t Pino Sp•onulo Purposefy Breaka Olaes to Stress a Point \ SPAGNULO'S HOLOGRAMS come from what are believed to be the largest sculptures ever used Jn the process. The ptiotosensit1vc plates are placed so that to see the image the viewer must stand at an angle to one :.ide or the other. ~lide projectors are used as the light source And for SpaRnulo's holograms the light comes from behind the angled plate. This dif(ers from Redl who uses a light source at a 15-degree angle above the plate. A NON.ORIENTED VIEWER is tempted to peek behind the vertical floor-to-ceiling boxes in which the plates are encased. There has to be something behind there other than a single light source. Or l! the viewer presses his face against the glass he might think the obi_ect is below on the floor. But there is nothing there -except the hght and the photo plate. The image projection is very scientific. R EDL SAYS HE DOESN'T have the discipline to m akl' the holograms. He does the sculpture ('hn:.toplU'r Outwater, a scientist in Los Angeles, the hologrnm!> The sculptures are called works in process. Redl. 35, a man who has three limes sailed solo :icros!> the Allunlic, says he never finishes a piece ··r·m :. perfectionist, .. RedJ said. "But I know I Holograms present float- ing images (left) and (right) of Ludwig Redl's original sculpture, (far left.) can't rqake a i>erfect piece. I purposely',~Lop halfway through, "ONCE A PIECE IS IN my head it's done," Red! said. "Sqmetimes JUSt to think of u project is enough A spoken word, a s1ropledrawlngcan besu((ictent." Redl. a lecturer at tJC Santa Barbara. claims he 1s more intere$ted in the ''.memory of an object. "Every rrund remembers an object as three dimensional,"' he added. 1 When the light comes Crom behind and throuS}l the plate, the image noats som ewhere between the viewer and the plate. That's why It's important to stand back when vi&wing the hologram, Plan !or Three Objects. ' THE SAME IMAGE JS 8Jso seen in plates mount. ed in frames hung on the wall. .But in this case the light source is from ceiling s,pota. Depth of field lirpits the viewing area. ' The exhibit is one to be seen, not read about. And as M.rs. Turnbull \and Phyllis Lufjeans. curator. suggest, the adult vie!Wer may not at first un- derstand,· But for those who take time 10 contemplate. what they are seeing "grows." And it 's in the memory. \ The exhibit Is at the museum, 850 San Clemente Drive at the Newport Center. Hours are noon to 4 p.m . Tuesdays thrOUJ:h Sundays and 6 to !>p m l''ridays. ~~1==~~;..z;;;..--..:.---.i::::a.::i:=:ii:i. ................................ .-i ...... ~ .................. ~ ... . ' Aim to Get Inside 'Doll.h~ouse' South Coast Rep Updates Liberation By JACKIE HYMAN OftlM 0•11' f'llet Sl•ll · A Doll's House" may tell the story of a 19th century woman re· belling against her role in life, but It's about mon! than women's liberation. That's the opinion of David Emmcs. artistic director of South Coast }lepertory in Costa Mesa. who's directing the Ibsen drama. IT WILL open Saturday at the theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., 646-1363. . " 'A Doll's House' tias always been regarded as a feminist play and it's one frequently that is as· sociated with the idea of women's liberation," Emmes said "Ibsen is a genius as a playwright and like all great playwrights the meaning of their works frequently has much · wider and deeper ramifica- tions," Emmcs said. "IT SPEAKS beyond Just freedom for men or freedom for women, but raises the whole is- sue of tnd.lvldual freedom, .. he said. "Ihlen vehemently denied that h• wu a f emtnlst.' • The play was written 1n um but Emmes said the SCR produc· tion will be set in the 1890s, prlmanly beeauae of costuming. ''That period of dresa pYovlded ar•ater freedom to niake a q,etaphortc statement with cos· tum ea," he 1ald. ''It allow~ us to put Nora (UM heroine> into COS· tumes that would be more ~­ preastve ol ber character." However. Zmmes taJd. chana· lnr the detDdoesn 't cbanie the bHic IOC.ial structure ... The cor· seted ment.aliUes were 1Ull very m MC b tblri." lie iiJcJ. ("2 OAIL Y PILOT friCS.y. Janu•ry a, 1978 Life Withoat Musie? Comedy, Famasy al Five Penny Opera • •'The Teled>ooe•• and "Help, ~ Help, 'lbe GJot>olinkal0 a pair , of one-act operas by Gian-Carlo M enotU; will be presented by Oranie Cout College's Five 1 Penny Opera Company Jan. 13·1' and ta-20 in the OCC Auditorium. Tbe two operas, which in- aug1Uate the company's fourth season, are under the direction of OCC vocal instructor Carole Boelter. Both will be fully staged, costumed and performed in English with the OCC Opera Theater Orchestra. Performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. Tickets are priced at $2. They may be purchased at OCC's Ticket Office. located In the CQI· lege's Adm1nistraUon Building. :rhe office is open Monday through Friday Crom 8 a.rn. to 10 Indian Dances AtUCI Dances of India will ln· presented b y the Hhaskar Dance Com- pany during a three-day residency at UC Jrvme Thursday through Salur· day, Jan.12-14. The company, featur. ing c horeog raphe r Bah asker and his partner Candy Hibbard, is sponsored on campus by thC' UCI Commillee for Arts. A I c c t u r c · tl<'mon s trat1on is <.,('hcdulc•d for Thursday "'1th llckel!> at S2 for ~encral admi!>s1on <.ind ~l for lJCl student:-; TICKETS for the full pc• rf or manC't'S Friday and Salurda\' <Jn.• S.1 for gt>ncr.11 admi ssion, S2 for UC! student:. and S:! for lJCl faculty, l.taff and other students. All will takt' place at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Vill<.tJ.!C Theater. . Bhaskar's program tn· el ud es " Surya N1r.tham-.Lhe Dance of 'the Sun God and God· dess" m which he WC'ars a massive crown of rhtnC'stones and metal valued at S4.000 Crowns of 11 s I.ind h u v e d cc I> r <:I 1 g 10 us s 1gnif1cMnce a nd ¥re k(•p t in tcmplt•s lo he U~l.'d once a ~ear rlunn~ fesll\'als. p.m . and on Saturdays from I a.m. to 0000. The ticket office phone number ls~. Tickets will also be available at the door. Free tickets for senior citizens are also available. · "The Telephone,.. a comedy about a young man who attempts to ask his Jover to marry him but who is continually intel't'Upt· ed by the telephone, stars Carole Boelter and William Purldnn, an associate professor of theatre arts at OCC. Boelter calls "Help. Help 7he Globollnks!" an. "exciting fant.Jfsy thal has a moral"· that the world cannot s urvive without music. rt is the story or a busload or children tbat,breaks down and 1s menaced by a strange fog and the presenoe of Globolinks, un· earthly beings who can be fended off only by 111usica1 sound. Only one child on the bus. Emily, has an instrument, her violin. She is sent with her violin to s ummon help. The children are ultimately saved from the Globolinks. Katherine Peters, a graduate of Pitzer C0Ue1e. portrays Emily. Other featured performers are Nicohino :t'urticella, Dam DeManoandJillGrandeGoosell. The chLldrcn are played by OCC s tudents and also children from Hawes, Newport Heiehts, Sowers. University Park, and St. J oachim schools. L1ghtmg dE?Mgner for the show is Killian H. Collins and set de- signer 1s Jeffrey M . Koppe. St1rnley Tudor hs costume de· signer. , . TIM ES/PLACES/COLLEGE EVENTS Pianist Guy Hafferty to present lecture-recital at Orange Coast College. • Fascinating Rhythms Due OnOCCPiano A musical/lectuJ'e that ex.amines the works of 9~rge Gershwin will be presented~ .Ju.Hat Oranie Coast College. TiUed "An Evening With Gershwin and Friends.•• the procram will begin at 8 p.m. in OCC's Fine Arts Hall ll9. Ad· miulon is free and the public ia invited. GUEST LEcruREll is G\IY Halferty or Corona del Mar, a well·known local pianist and specialist in the works of Gersl\wil!PCole Porter, Jerome Kem. Rodgers and Hart. Rodgers and Ham. m erst.ein and other famous American composers and lyrlciats. He will di.scuss aod perform JD8D1 ot Gerahwin'a compositiona. Harry Babbitt, who gained fame as a 'fOCalist with Kay Kayaer's orchestra, will alao be featured on the program. Babbitt is active in the music industry, making frequent appearances with tho bands of Freddy Martin and Les Brown and many other well-known leaders. A. KJIYIUM section, featarinf Art Fleming on tenor sax and Howard Judkins on bass, will accompany Halferty. · For infor-mation about the program, call 556-5880. (...___Ti_m_es_/_Pl_ac_e_s_) . \ Comics Rate Closer Look • T otflo.n', JAHUA•Y • enjoyment tor viewer' at Lee COMIC STltll' AS HIGH ART'--· Strubero Tti.t.,. lnlt1tute p<odu<· cltr the llend ol erllf>I RoY LX:Jtt..,. 11on lonlgnl. Monday and J~n. 13. Call •ttln Is si-n In a fllm et Newport 11131 ••t·Oll tor pricn, t•m•s. Ha rbor Ari Mus~um, ISO S<1n Louted aUISI Holl,,_ Blvd Cl•m•nll Or , N~wport 81ac11, tonlgnt at1:JO Adml»iOn, member• HOllSES TAKE CAllHATIOH <1. non~ITlliertU. rlfllJ during Wnt Cot\I Clr<ull O...rttr Hor\e Sllow. runn1nq lhrouqll OH·GOING WHALE WATCHING Thur\dAy .... Lo\ AllQ<!IP\ County f111PS 1.,.,.., daily lrorn Oana Wl\arl fa1rqround• Pomon.J O•r 101111 Spo.11•"'•119 I-Sl'U O•n• Po;nl O•nl• OQCn 10 '"" puOllt and from 0.vy \ l.O<llM 1•13·S1H•. n~•r lllP Sal~ Pav•llon Nt·wPOrl \ATU"OAY, JAHUAllY 1 B~4Ch yil for ''"""".one! .... ,v.. ME llCEOE~ MC CAM8lllOGE t•on., AHICUAI. IPOltTI, VACAnOtt i.v SMow -• AllllWI"' c_ ... lion Centw. Runs ~ ~. IS w11n ueoe -. mnu, 4111p4eys. P~1d .Omlui-. Of911 .. "" ... ·-.. WE CUTOUT THE MIDDLEMAN! ( SUMOt.Y, ,........,, UCt l'IN8 Alt1"1 11'11o••T, 900reno Cl&Mrldr• "--,,_._. lfl FU. Ans VII .... ~ Hell, Irvine, t1>.m. ,,...~.,...----~~~~~~ ...... ----~oz----: :I !!.~ 1601 Newportac-!~~1 1 1 1NTERMISSION i our 'N' ABOUT • • • Friday, January e. 1cr78 OAtt. V PILOT C3 F em Surprises Area Theater Rings in '78 Dining Scene Promising • New R estauran!S Spice Up Orange Coast Wh al 's in store for Orange Coast theatergoers in the new year? Well. for the m ost part, more or the same sort of fare with the usual few notable excep· lions. A glance at the first productions of 1978 on a dozen different local stages flnds two reprises Intermission Tom Titus and a transplant, along with several familiar titles. But late 1n 1-'ebruary, you'll find a gen- uine original play on the boards. It's the "The Mick," scheduled for a Washington's Birthday opening at SebasUan's West Dinner Playhouse with none other than Mtcl-:ey Rooney in the starring role. It'll be the first show in the San Clemente theater's new program of bringing in big name guest stars. Ringing in the new year this weekend will be South Coast Repertor y's r evival of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" with Anni Long and Charles Lanyer in thP top roles. Thl' drama will run throui.:h Fl'l>. l!J ON TUESOA \'. T ll E lhirlcqu1 n Dinner l'l<1vhousl• opt•ns 1h L111rd Neil Simon comedy, "Lasl of the lkd !lot Lovers " It'll play fi vl.' \q•l•k-; ancl v. ill b1• followed by "Nt•ver Too l.:ili"' and · <;11rnlhH• C'hurl1c " Thi• \\t•-.1m1n'>ll·r C11mmun1ly I ht•ater un 't•ils 1\s prod11<'taon of "Thi· Lion 1n Win ter" a v.t•l•k from tonight v.1th Hon J\ll>erlscn and J ean Kohu heading lhl' t·a'>t. The historical drama 1s t1tketed for f1 Vl' weekends. On th£> saml' evening, the first of the r<'prtSl''> arriH•'i as ''Ruin" falls on Golden West Coll<'gt•s Actors Play box, where the vintage drama firsl appeared Inc ally in 1970. It'll play for• two weekends Tht• transplant is Orange Coast College's production of "Equus," which moves bag and hai.:ga~c to the Laguna M oulton Playhouse on J <111. 17 undl'r the d1rcrt10n of John Ferzacca. ll II be on thE! Laguna i,lagc for three weeks "Dli\J. M FOH MURDER," a chiller with a good m.111, -.111·k1·rs on 11s suitcase, docks at lht• San Clt•m.1•11lt' ('ommun1ty Thcalt•r on Jan. 19 f111 ;1 f11111 \\ t't'kt•nd t•ngJg1·mcnt Playing <late:. ,111· Thur-;da~.., t hrnugh Saturda ys Tht• l'o'>lJ ~h-sa C.:1\.1<: Playhouse 1s reviving a p11pular mysl('r\' c'<1mctl). "Catch Mc IC You <'.111 " ll op1'n'> .Ian 211 al the Community Center aud1l(ln11m on lhl' Onin/!t' County Fairgrounds .111tl pl.iys lhrt•l' wt·<'kends Shakcspt•an•s ' Kang Lear" makes a rare lneal appl'<irnncc wh<·n 1l opens Jan. 25 at 'GUYS ANO DOLLS' -r.1tss Ad elaidt'. played b) Blanche Mickelson. IC'uds dant·· ers Carol Perea <left • und lk111 '>1 !hilt• ... 111 musical number, "T\.lke Hack Your ;\lmk · The musical 1s s lc.tged nightl~ t''<'l'!Jl :\11111 days, al Sebastian's Dmncr Pi a~ h11u!'><.', 110 Avenida Pico, San Clementt' Curt'-lrn Tue'>· day, Wednesd ay and Thurs<la' 1-.; 8 10 p.m ., it's 9:15 on Friday and ~aturday and 7: 40 on Sunday. Buff et-st) le d innt·r 1s ~crvcd beginning 90 minutes lwfot·e cur- tain. The play has been extended through F eb. 19. Orange Coasl Coll ege for a four.evening en.Ragemenl. And Golden Wcsl Collt.'gc com Ps bac·k wilh another drama, "P1cn1c." in the main theater, opening Jan. 27 for two w~ckcncl-. A new communil> theater group makes its debul Feb 2 when tht• Nc•wport Bt'ill'h Tht•atcr Arts Centt'r mounts ''A Man for All Seasons" al tht• r1t) '!i recreation c<.'ntcr on Cliff Drive al El Modl'na J\\cnue. It's on '>la.Re thrl'l· cvenan~s on I~. 1-'eb 2 4. fo'111all}. the ll untan~lon lk.11 h Pia) hou!>.t• \\ 111 gl'l bat k an al't1011 ;tfter a '>I:< month absence with Hon F1la11n s produt't1on or llO\\ the Other llalf Loves," wh1th the llunt1n,1:t11n players prl'sentcc1 a frw )Ntrs a~o ill lht-1r Barn theatC'r This verswn will he m the F.c1g1•\\ al1·r llyall House in Lon~ Bl'..t< h Jnd will pla~ for fi ve Wt'ekt•nds . NOW!! A NEW DINING ADVENTURE BOB WHITE PLUS mAnDAn1n CHINESE Geurmet cu1s1NE PEKING • SHANGHAI After the champagne and con· fetll kick off, the New Year us ually forces people to take a serious turn in their thinking. A15 a result everyone tends to be in a reflective mood durlng the early p art of January. Thanks to several new places t hat opened recently, 1978 already shapes up as a year of strong promise on the Orange County dining scene . And, in retrospect, 1977 seems to have netted as many c"<c1lin~ new restaura nts as any otht!r 12 month µen od in recent memory LOOKING TO the future f1r~l. we 'll note those spots that ar- rived JUSt as the otd year was drawing to a close. Untested as yet , they'll conseque ntly be among those rece1vmg the New Year 's initial attention. The Williamsburg Tavern, we've been lold, is a nashy new undertaking by three graduates of the COmell University school of restaurant administration. Il's localed in the completely re· vamped premises formerly OC· cup1ed by Lord Jim ·sat 1400 S.E Bristol, corner of Hedhill Ave., adjacent to Orange County 1\ 1 rport Telephone 754 1776 INCR EASI NG LOCAL pros - pects for middle-Pastern dining 1s Divan II, a west coast edition of a well-known New York r estaurant. Specializ ing in Turkish cu1smc, Divan 11 is now open al 225 Marine Ave., Balboa Isla nd. Telephone: 675·6190. Offering special continental a nd crepe entre es, t h e Huckleberry is a promising new spot located near the Newport pier at 114 McFadden Place, Newport Beach. Presently open for dinner only. Telephone: 675 6601 Popular priced, quality steak dinners constitute the mainstay ml•nu offcringi> at the new Stuart Anderson's Black Angus restaurant in ft~ountain Valley. Lol·alion 1s 17920 Brookhursl St . on lht· northwest t·orner of T u lbcrt Avenue T elephone 96H t \77 Jn uddll1on to a second edition of llt'm1ngw11y 'i. that opened ear- l~ in 1977 at 2441 E. Coast Highway, Corona d e l Mar <Telephone· 673-0120 >. Ally sons. LISTZ & COMPANY S~ECHW"-N • HUNAN Daily Lunch And Dinner DON'T MISS The Show Critics Rave d About Herry Uszt, 01'9an • Paul CoH, Drvm1 DAHCIHGAND EMTDTAIHMEHT TUE. THAU SAT. 9 P.M. TO 2 A.M. KONAtANES 269' HAUOR ILVD. COSTAMISA ··~· • 12 y.,., Hoit cwt Hosten - Mlk• and AM ChiCllWJ {former Chef of the Twin Dragons-Anaheim) 1500 ADAMS AVE. IAt Hart.or ••• u COSTA MESA 54~1937 ,, GUYS & OOUS f XCfllANT 7o"' T>lvt Oronge Coo•• Dooly P •ot ONE Of THl 1£ST Of SUASTIAN SHIT SHOWS Cod Wroy Anoh~,..,, Pvlletori GUYS & OOUS IS A HIT 84'rl11~ Wt6,,,.,. So"'a Ano R~1\rrf' THI PllOOUCTION IAfES AS EN TIRH Y lNTfaT AINING fARt Do< othy Otinhom ~ '" Pc>\I THE GRE AT BROADWAY MUSICAl ,, C.ooo ~eots still 01101looie fo r most periormonces CLOSES FU. 19th JOI tNfO•MATION & lfS(IVA Tf()jljS CAll (7 ") 4'2·•UO 0 1 .Al T'Hl IOJI oma -140 .AV( ,,co SAN alM(NU Now Under New OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT REMODELED ANO REDECORATED LUMCH DAILY -Mcwt. ttwv Fri. &ttrffs From S I . t5 DIMNB saveo NIGH TL y S .. 10 """ S..·Tillrt. • It. 11 ,._ M ·S.t. btrfft '""" Sl.25 COFKE SHOP DAILY 6 A.M. to I 0 P.M. ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING MIGHn Y f«ED CL.All%t0 & His c.do•• Tuesday thru Saturday ••••••••••••••••••••• ILAIHI HAOIM °" PS-.o Sunday and Monday . Faah10l'I Show Every Tuesday It 12 Noon From Huntington 8Nch's leadlng BoutlQuea BANQUET FACILITIES -20 TO 70 16431 BOLSA CHICA ,(AT HEIL} HUNTINGTON BEACH 846-1347 Out 'N About Norman StanleY another He mingway-operated establis hment opened in December. Serving breakfast. lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, Allysons is located at 3421 Via L ido. Ne wport Beach. Telephone: 675·6220. BACK JN business at year's end, after a fire gutted the in- terior last Apnl. was Reuben's restaurant. 251 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, 673-1505. Alfresco dining ls the lure at the new Fernleaf Caffe in Corona del Mar. Open for daily luncheon and afternoon tea, the open air r estaurant is located at 2640 E. Coast Highway, near the in· te.rsection of MacArthur Blvd. Telephone: 640·7092. ••• NOW, IN A nostalgic nod to the immediate past, we'll note some of the restaurants that debuted in 1977. the places that appreciably enriched the Orange County din· mg piclW'e. In the spirit of adven- ture, if for no other reason, each merits a visit in '78 if you failed to mount an ouUng last year. Mandarin Gourmet, 1500 Ada ms Ave. (at Har bor Blvd.), Costa Mesa, 540-1937. J .P. Mac's, 10142 Adam s Ave. (at BrookhursU, Huntington Beach, 963-7829. Oelmonico's took up where the old Harry's New York Bar & Grill left off ai 4248 Martingale Way, Newport Beach, 752·8000. Sully's replaced the former City Yard Bar and Grill at 111 W. Avenida Palizada, in the Old City Yard. San Clemente, 498-1211. Toh·En opened as a new spot for Japanese and Chinese cuisine in MacArthur Square, between Birch Street and ~acArthur Boulevard, near Orange County Airport, 833·9185. Better Days is featuring country-western enter· taln ment and home-style cooking at 3700 Warner , just off Harbor Boulevard. Santa Ana. 557-2047. CASK 'N' CLEAVER special· izin g in becl e ntrees, O.Pened at 1660 Dove St., near Orange Co\ln· ty Airport. Newport JJeach. 752·2538. A new next door neighbor to Cask 'N' Cleaver ,.as Marie CJ)lender's, the latest Orange County location for this popular chain, at 4200 Scott Dr. (and' Dove>, Newport Beach, 7S2-73Sl. Featuring tantalizing seafood dishes from the "Mexican Riviera," Cano's opened in the old S~uft Shirt spot at 2241 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, 631-1381. T .C. Peppercorn features prime rib. steak and lobster m its Huntington Beach location. Stark Avenue at Beach Boulevard, l 'h bloc ks south of the San Diego Freeway. SG·M3S. SEAFOOD IS a house specialty at the Barbary Coast, 2400 E. Coast Highway, Newport Beach, 645·8977. Seafood is also 1he s pecialty at Maxwells which 9pened in the old Fis herman spot on the Huntington Beach Pier. A very recent change of ownership and management is keeping the same name at 317 Pacific Coast Highway, 536-2555. Some ot the t op family .restaurants that opened durine 1977 include Long John Silver's, 3905 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, 979·6696; Colony Kitchen, 23101 M oulton Parkway <i n the M o ulton Parkway Plaza), Laguna Bills. 581·1800: Auers restaurant, in the Mesa Verde Shopping Cent er. Harbor at Adams. Costa Mesa. 979·1878; J olly Roger, 22873 Lake Forest Blvd., 1n the Lake Forest area of El Toro, 768-4999; Jojo's r estaurant, 801 Dove Str eet. at North Bristol next to the Sporting House, Newport Beach, 752·2801. NOW OPEN Breakfast and Lunch as well as Dinner 7 days a week Come enjoy_ our varied menu and savor the view I ~IJen ~~ ... ~ ~ ~~ fiiilaitagon ~~ GfHUINE CHINESE MAHOMIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A Lo c.orte Dishes LUNCH•DmNER OAIL Y FoodtOTIMOut 11:30A.M to 10 PM JtU....__.. COAAMftA 642-716Z • 64 ... HH SUNDAY BRUNCH AT THE ARCHES "Newport 's f 'me st· ... • • • • • • ... . ._ .. . .--. . . . .. .. ... . -. . • 'I DAil V PILOT . ' l"t1aay January a. 1978 Wild, Child at Huntress CHILDREN OF THE WILD-Sbow of oih• ot small animals and children by San Clemen Uan Doris Scott Nelson at Huntress Callery, 2811 Vllla Way, Newport Beach, Tuesday throuch Sunday 11 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. 'BIRD OF PARADISE' -Display or art, wrltlog and plants by Bes Robinson and Faith Galleries I Exhibits .1.m.·9 p.m .. Saturdl)', nooo·5 p.m. and Suaday noon·5p.m. CAMERA AND CLAY -Photo1r1phl by Lani Strahler and ceramics by Krle Cox en dis· play at EtUn1er Gallery, 2222 Lacuna Canyon Rcrad through January. Hours 10 a.m .4 p.m . Monday thro\.\Ch Friday. CHILDREN SHARE -Oranae County younesters' art goes before public at Golden Weat College community gallery through January. Open weekdays 1·4 p.m ., 7-9 p.m. Wednesdays. 10:30 A.M. to 3:00 P .M. VW1 1 1 1 ding GU 1 C 1 I School or i'lneTuArtsd, Fine Arths 1 age a ery, noon S p.m. es ay lhroug WATER-OIL BLEND -Watercolorist Nan· cy Williams. oils and acrylics by Virginia Kllng at Glendale Federal Savinas. 100 Newport Center Dr .• Newport Beach. Weekday• 9 a.m. 4 p.m . through January. Pacific Coast Hwy. At Newport Blvd. Saturday 645-7077 DOUBLE DISPLAY -Challis Galleries, 1390 ----"!'!"" ...--• South Coast Highway. Laguna Beach, opens show or works by Barbara Weldon and Joho Leeper Saturday. Hours 11 a.in.-5 p .m. Wednesday througbSalw-day. HOVERING HO LOG RAMS -Ethereal works or laser light through Jan. 14 at Newport Harbor Art Museum, nooh to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Friday, 6-9 p.m. PLUS MONDAY TtijW THURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri., Sit .. Sun., 'til 6 p.m.l RED SNAPPER .•.... 3.46 MAHI MAHI ........ 3.95 GRILLED SEA BASS . 3.95 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 4.25 NEW YORK STEAK .. 4.95 LOBSTER TAIL ..... 5.95 STEAK AND LOBSTER 6.95 and dozens of others f6278 l'Ktl.c Coast Hwy• Hun11n91on Bch. • 12131 692·1321 3901 E. Co.I Hwy.• Corone Del Mer• 1714) 675 0900 Open 7 Days ll1ghet.L Quuhly Native Mc>Jc:m Food:. ALL SPORTS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT lV SCREEN Mon -Thur 11 JO o.m. to 10 pm. Fn. & )o1. 11 .30 o rn. to 11 fJ.m. COCKTAIL~ !::-undoy 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 9093 f . ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-791 l .,, ................ .,, t -, t t t t t t t SOMETHING NEW 011wlmse ''Leave ii m our hand<; " And who better would know wh1Ch out!.tanding :.easonal selecllons will be exactly perfect ror this Very Special Japanese Dinner Our Chef knows your tasles. His selec11ons will abun- dantly please your palate Wf! promise you a Superb Gourmel Dinner of at lc.'OSI five courses I /ors D'oem•res So111' Salllll Jlgemotio 'raki1110110 RICE· GREEN TEA · TSUKEMONO From $11 .00 per person Ask yuur Waitress 10 sl'low you todaf• Omakaso menu. 1111•at11 f #60 Fashion Island, Newport Center t t Reservations honored: 644·4811 t COME IN AND BE OUR HONORED GUEST ._ ............... .,, CAUFORNIA•s MOST ELEGANT DINNER TiiEATRE OPErONO JNKJARY 10 THRO FEBRUARY 12 Nell~mon'a "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS"· .. . Starrin__g ALCHECCO With SUMI WATERCOLORS -by Gary Lou wlll be part of an exhibit at Mall or Orange which closes Sunday. Hours, Wednesday-Friday, 10 RARE ICONS SHOWN -lb dilplay at Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main, Santa Ana. Six· teenth, 19th cenllll"Y Russian relicfOUI objects, ebow opens Sunday, runJ to Feb. 28. Real cantonese Food e•t here or take hofM STAG CHINESE CASINO Ill 21st Pl., Newport Buch OR!ole l-95'0 H-to Mld11icpt Oally-w..tietMh U..tll 1:00 •·"'· 0¥MI,_, .. __ CROWN HOUSE • RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWY. .._ LAGUNA NIGUEL (AtCr_V....., ,........,, 499-2626 4~5173 Soulh Coaat'• FinHI Cuiaine IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACH ""n..i.-,ni Ample Free P•lklng 494.9491 752-8554 FOR A REAL "OUNGIC 494-8011/9 ••• ~ c:o.ur M••· U.-IUCH TASTE TREAT r.r-1 " .I GJ11ii-c.10,e.1 ~irPortet • GOURMET DINING -MEDITER,.ANEAN RM. 18700 MAC ART}IUR BLVD. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10..J PM • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET LOUNGE IRVINE, CALIFORNIA • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HRS . (Oppotlt1 Orenge CountVAlrportl C714) 833-2no rs MO. t HOUll 01 JAU" .... ,,.,. ..... J_, 7 LARRY COMHEU Y TRIO EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA ART /RESTAURANTS Daniel Duell and Colleen Neary dance "The Four T e mperament s" w h e n Great Performances presents Choreography by Balanchine, Part 1 with members of the New York City Ballet at 9 p.m . Wednesday, Jan. 11 at!>p.m onKCET,Channel28. ::::,~ Hl•OU "' I IMHIY MMUll • IAU y llUIM 491-1253 THI nt':o tNt CMnllAMOW #I .... llutl fMI CMOfttlOYI (I I Nit ODHIA llU <NI • I .. ' . . . . . . . . . . • • f • • SU &JM ....,.., •• ,.. CORD REVIEW Jazz ~Summit' Is Tops Great.s Record T.ogetlwr in Switzerland By MJC'AEL PASKEVICH Of-. D4111r .. l ... ilMf Pushing aside the often weird ceo trl~ of muslctsna for a mo- ment, the logistics alooe should have prevented "Mbntreux Sum- mit Vol. l" from ever beln1 re- corded, much le11s u success. Take 28 of the world's finest Jatz m~1cians and their 4, 191 eounds worth of 1n&trumenl1. and amplifiers. For the sake of confui.1on. 1n elude Jal? giants ltkc Woody Shaw. Stan Getz and Dexter Gordon. r1:.1ng Har"> like Alphonso Johnson, Hobb1 Hum phrcy and Steve Kahn . and m- bet weens hkC' nilly Cobham, George Duke and Hubert Laws NOW SIUP the whole lot off to Montreux, Switzerland for the 11th AP.llual Intcrnat1onal Jazz Festival, giving the players just three days of rehearsal before making a one-shot, i.ix -hour performance. As trumpet player M ayn&rd Ferguson noted upon walking in· lo the first rcheursal :md seeing the assemblugl' of mus1c11rns "I think you might h,1v<• lo cull this ·Star Wan> ·· Well, egos took u IMck scatdur ang this ambitious prOJCCt , resull ing in a doubll' M:l album lhat contains somt• of the most nbrant and rcfrl'shing Jill7 sinct· tht-rt.'leasc of VS O P s hve album lh1s past foll DESPITE THF. combin1tt1on of veteran and young mus1c1ans, the material hardly ever strays mlo a confused battle between the forces of fusion and trad1 Uonallsm. The sound is basically jazz root music. spiced up with horn charts and recd figures that are a few steps beyond the classic big band sound. Side one which contains the assert1vc title cul comJ>()sed by keyboardisl1c.•xccuti ve producer Bob J amcs 1s clearly dom1nal· ed by Stan Gc•tz whose tenor sax tones are as t·oolly emotional as over on Wayne Shorler's acoustic ballad, "lnfant Eyes." And 1f anyone ever tells you that Jan 1s humorless, JUSt slip on "Blues March," a 26 minute cul by Benny Golson that covers all of side two. It starts out with some tongue· in·cheek militia drumming by Cobham. then slides into a senes of sprightly changes and solos featuring Shaw and Gordon on tenor, Humphrey on flute and Ferguson 's ear·spl1ll1ng trumpet. Because each of the mui.icians ls given ample solo time, there are some flat moments, particularly James acoustic piano solo on "Blues March'" and Steve Kahn's rather forced rock guitar lead· in to ·•Andromeda," side three's cut composed by pro· ducer Jay Chall'-way. But the rare drops in energy are overcome by the majestic HUMOROUS SIDE Benny Golaon force and creativity of th11; awesome ensemble. Don't miss this album. which .ipparently is only the first in a c-ollector·s series that will cap- t 11 re the whole performance .. M ontreux Summit Vol. J"' is on Columbia Records, IJG 35005 ROCK NEWS: New manage· menl al lhe Crescendo Night Club in Anaheim plans to turn the 850 seal showcase theater mlo an :.ill -rock venue. Verbal agree· men ts should bring Journey, Detective and Ruby Starr Into the club in January. according to pu bl icily director Michael Bishop. His interesting new wave band <Bishop) will share the 30 x 40 stage with Hollywood's Holland on Jan. 12 and 13 Although the club failed in its last attempt to stage rock, new owners Joe Schultz and Joe Jr plan to take more advantage of the club's excellent facilities, which include a sound system wlth ten 800 wall amps and full Ugh tine. Tickets should range from $3 to $6, and the club will feature a series of "New Wave" nights. ANARCHY IN THE U.S.: Afler a series of visa hassles - shades of John and Yoko the infamous Sex Pistols are flnaJly ln the states The tour opened m Atlanta, but no dates have been set for Southern California. This is truly unbelievable considering that L .A . area is the heart of American's punk scene. A Warner Bros. spokeswoman said there's still a chance, however slim, 8() keep your eyes open for the S. P.O.T .S .• which stands for Sex Platols On Tour ~crelly . Ticket Sale To Start for Skelton Show Tickets will go on sale Monday, Jan. 9. for a rare live concert ap- pearance of Red Skelton at the Anaheim Convention Center. Thursday, Jan. 26, at 8p.m. Appearing In concert with or- chestra, the versatile Skelton will present hls most durable character creations and sketches, along with his newest innovaUons in comedy Tickets are priced at $6.50, $7.50, and $8.50. and are availa· ble al all Ticketron outlets and the Anaheim Convention Center box office. For further informa- tion call (714) 635·5000 or (213) 464·0866 Saddleback Chorale Sets Mass Audition The Saddleback Concert Chorale will hold auditions at 6: 15 p.m., Tuesday, January 10, for soloist. for the Puccini Mass "Missadl Gloria". Try-outs will be in Room 103 of the Fine Arts Building al Sad· dleback College. THE WORK calls tor tenor, bass, and baritone solos. The auditlon11 are open to any member of the community. Singers must come prepared to sing the solos in which they are interested. The 9C>-volce chorale, under the direction of Don Walker. has been in the Saddleback Valley area Car three years. receiving high praise from members of the musical community and has become much in demand for con· certs. THE PUCCINI Mass, will be presented in a March program with the Saddleback Symphony Orchestra performing the Beethoven Triple Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Ptano. For further Information con- cerning auditions or the chorale, please contact Theo Clark - 830·7421. . . Fflday January 6 1978 DAILY PILOT f::J FOR THE NEW YEAR- CATCH THE FEVER. ... 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Ryan · ,~r,~, At>br. 9 Asian coin 10 Scatsb1rd "JasperNa· tion1I •••• 33 Chara Ille S6Thl1: SUfltee SDanislY 35 Euctty 11ght 57 Enlarge flbllG 43Army engineer ·~·'"~' 47 Sizable land 12 Concerning: 2words t3 Trinkets 39U.S hole SOldlt ra In• 59 Br.aflf tor met llem 40 European 80 Holy Ol'I 42 W11pp;ng Fr at>t>r; 'T""""'I~,.,..---- j From the outr~eous No.1 Best-5eller THE CHOIRBOYS " ....... .. . • r POP MUSIC I MOVIES Fever High Bee Gees once again score. This time in film and on charts By MAaY CAMPBELL A .. tll tlll 06 Wrtw The Bee ~ wrote five MnP in two weeks for a new movie and, almost Immediately, two of the sonas are on the cllarta of best-selllq re- cordinis. Tbe 10ftC they wrote the fastest, "How Deep ls Your Love?" became the No. 1 best-selling single record on Dec. 17, stayed there Dec 2·1 "Staying Alive" landed al No. 40 on Dec 24, ill> third week or release. Robert Stlgwood. pro ducer of "Saturday Night Fever," told the Bee Gees, who are the brolhers Gibb -Barry, Robin and Maurice that he wanted them to write songs for that mov- ie. 11 e said he needed the songs in two weeks; they wouldn't even have lime lo read the!>cript. children in their native Manchester, England, and they performed in Australia alter the famt· ·lY moved there. Wh en they returned to England to try to make it pro- fess lonally as a trio, some people discouraged them but St1gwood signed them. Their first s ingle. in 1967 , "New York Mining Disaster," was a hit. "We don't do thal kind or stuff any more ... Robin Gibb l'>a}s. Since 1975 when they re· formed the trio after some time try m~ three ~o lo career!>, they've bee n writing and performing rhythm 'n' blues music. suitable for disco dancing. SO THEIR hurry-up ' assignment for "Satur· day Night f'cver ," JO which the leading C'haracter goes weekly to a disco, was pretty easy. ROBIN GIBB, speak·· G1bbsays "Lonely Da)'s," "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?," ''Jive Talkin'," "You Should Be Oanc- lng," "Love So Right" und "How Deep Is Your Love?" Gold LPs are "Best or the Bee Gees," ''Main Friday, January 6, 1978 DAILY PILOT f:7 Course," "Bee Gees Liv e" und "Here :it L ast ... Be" Gees .Lin " Their "Children ol the Wocld" LP is platm:wn TWO LPS. tbt> soundtrack ol "Saturday Niibt Fever" aod "Here in "Saturday Night ·• t Last. . . Bee Fever" are "N&&hl Gees ... Li1'e," bolb on Ft>ver:·1 ··~ than a RSO Rttords, are on the Woman," perlol'med b> best·st!l.1.to& ~b.ru1.s. .them and perfon1ed The Btt Gees current-again b} Ta.vares: ''If I ly are m:st.iAc ''Set, Ptp-Can't Han YC')U," aung per's LonelY Hearts Club by Y\"Ollhle Ellimaa,. and Band," the nm movie their 1978 bit .-ecord, they've appear4Kl in. "Yoa Sbould Be Dane· They bQpe to wntf' tn.OA1 in1." film SCOl'es and be in AU three Bee GttS are more movies. Tbey·re muried. Robin li..s in wrltlA1 songs aH lhe E•1Jaad aDd Maurice Ume but doo't know and Barry llv. io the whether they'll llave Mi.anai atta.. They've time to tour aQtime warted out ways ol get- ·sooo. ting along md staying Other Bee Gee scms:s friends. SHAKE Tll..L£R. WIDE RECEIVER. THESE EXPER1S SAY HE·s GOT TiiE BEST HANDS IN THE BUSINESS. CONTAINS STUFF YOU WON'T SEE ON TV mg by telephone from The Record ing Jn. Los Angele:., says, "We dustry Association of always write beltcr America has certifi ed Bee Gees hit 1t big m quickly, wh en we're un· · six or their singles gold. Fever' dcr pressure. The m usic -=-~:..:........:..::..: _ _:_:_...:.:_ __ ~.:...::::;__ _____ -;::==========~ •': I 0 0 ·1:.t ' ~,.. f \ (N~fllC~ ~ nt1 '.u lD., ' L kt ii ,ti HK~ r r 'u rnO£ KtMrsu 51EffiEN WJ:Hi (\',I ~\ciilll/J: RWJ'1 (t~lf) aw S/Ul roi SIR j) ,J;.!/,fo ',',ffi:';) lilJ~f YOO~ 11> morespoolaneou:-. MOVIE fW1NGS "Then we ha\'C un- 11 mi t cd s tudio ll m e. ~.lililllllliir.li~;:;;..-11 FOR PMENTS AND Thal 's where the bottom 'VOUNO PBlPlE Lo s!dlrrg ROOERl ,'.ll:&R BAk!WtA firllJA!Jb \'.\, l~ro.lu( Orect~ bv ROBERT Al OOIQl Scree$ay bv D®SIM KNffF ~ !1l li-.i f'(l,d ~I IQ<tRi VIA"'8Al0i line is -the actual re· MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY 7,.. .......... _ _,. ......... cording. .,.....,,_.,._,..., . ,,. ____ ml!llll!!I!!~~ ........... ----,,-... -, ........... .,.,,..,,, __ "When we write, we "CLOSE EN U get together and bounce OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) hOO.ted IJ'/ Mtn1 AlirlJ~I em LEE hH Id eas off each other's ,. _____ ii"ii45-iii11i'°"isiii'$.6iiiii<>s-lil'llo4il'-----~ heads. We have a guitar and a tape recorder go- ing. We don't have any "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) Execu!~t F'rroms hURO and MARkJ BRm4 ard MARK OAMOH Mux hv f R~'i~ ct l ~.: .. ! ...:... · .... w tu~. J..,, • ~ ... _ ... ~· .., -• ...,;i JliUI~~~ roles -meaning no cer->-----------------<. taln one of us always ,.C ClNYURY 21 °:t Clll(M& • writes the words or music." ,,,,.. ,· QUAL.ll:V ENTERTAINMENT AT BARGAIN PRICES ANYTIME AT THESE EDWARDS CINEMAS 'ANNIE HALL' "Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave are clo•e to perfection. 'Julia' 11 moving In Its glowing commitment to the power or friendship." -Neweweek Magazine • mi.iw Pails A RltlWID ROlH ~taboo m A fRE ~NNEMANN Filfri JANE FONDA mfA REOGRA'lt :l~rMQ JASON ROBARDS HAL HOLBROOK "LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR" (RJ "1900" (R) "BOBBY DEERFIELD" (PG) "ALICE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE" ---~-STADIUm 5 scAEEn 6 3 9 ·78 60 DRIVE-In WM. l OtSNEY S UPETE'S DRAGONS .. "FANTASY ON SKIS" "THE HEROES" PO "AIRPORT '77" "OH GOO" (PG) "GUM BALL RALLY" "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" PO "THE STING" "THE GAUNTLET" CAI "FREEBEE & THE BEAN ' St.te11um Al.L OIUVl:·INS 0"EN 6:]0,.M.HIGHTLY C:llllO Un Cf er I% P"rTS VtOeu 1lt l<•<l<lt. ..,_.,,, • .,,.d The Year's •st Mowiel Now on the largest screen west of New York at Edwards beautiful Ne~rt Cinema. Presented in full 70mm and Dolby 6 . rack stereo to totally envelop you in sight and sound -the most dynamic motion picture of the decade Is now at the most dynamic theater. See it again for the first time at Edwards Newport Cinema. Now in full 70mm, 6 track Dolby Stereo . Andon the largest movie screen west of New York! ... • • ••••• ('8 OAIL Y PllOT .. A A~~ A romantic story. ry or en~ hatn!d. friendship, triumph, and love. - ANNE .BANCROFT SlllRLEY MacIAINE The Turning ~mt 1w1:.vr1f:ru c~:.11r1IHY 1·ox '~·~·A lll?RHJ:Frr HOSS Ffl~\f A.VNf: llANl'Hllf I ,\//J/11.>'I ·''"'/.AINI-. TllF. Tl'HNl.\'C P!t/,\ r TIJM ·'""/If(/ Ir ' .... 11//<//1//, llAlll .,l/N/1'111 ·• U •• ~L/f; 11HIJ14'M , llAJUllA .'II (JI'/ ·If \/1.,11 \/.L TH<JVl''WN ~"~ VTIJIJVY l/,;H/11 AMI.HI<~-' HA1.Jl:r1m \/Hf",_ ,\(11/AXAYf.. \HT/11'/l /.tll HJ\/'' , .•• " /If.Hiii R7 Hll.\ . .., A/11 /// 'R /.llf'RI .\'TS, /// 1IM /If HU ' l'/ll.\/T.'llJY/1f'l l H SIJIV /.\'l'Af'f.R/IAI h f/111.\1 .,ft,\ll Ml "Sii 1'HIHI 1111 MIJrllJ\ I'll 11 lit "' •11/ 111 f \fl '10 ' HH'li/111.' i VII I IN' PUTT SHOWS 12:45-l:DI S: 15-7:38 9:45 SHOWTIMES 2:01-HI 7:81-9:31 COSTA MESA UA SOUTH COAST 540-0594 UA WEST lWIN 893-1305 . . MOVIE REVIEWS '4 Silents Were Golden Friends of lhc UCLA Film, Television and Radio Archh'es will presenl a lribule to film director King Vidor with a !)Creening of his silenl film . "The Crowd" at 8:30 p.m Saturday, Jan. 14 in Royce Hall on cam- pus. Free tickets are available by calling (21 3 ) 825 -8500 or 825-8508. Organist Chauncey Haines will accompany the s howing. John Sims and Eleanor Boardman. above, starred in t he 1928 documentary of lower· middle class life. ( A Quick Look at the Movies) 'The Gauntlet' By The Associated l Press •"THE GAUNTLET" continues C lin t Eastwood's violent travels. This time he is a burned-out Phoenix cop on a mission to return a Las Vegas whore for testimony against the mob . llis journey is fraught with bombings, s hootings and callous citswns. as well as wry dialogu(• bt.'lwl'cn Clint and his <:hari:tc. well played by Sondra Locke. Dirl•ctor Eastwood keeps the pace going al an entertaining clip until logic crumbles at the climax In an armored bus Clint faces the big- gest bombardment since Cassino. Color It absurd. Rated R. "SATUllDAV NIGHT PEVElt" mar .. \ '"• em•rQtl'I<• ot Joh" Travolla u a 111.., \tar lft mucll I"* _.,.,. ma,,,,.. a• Syl..,.\IH Stall- .1 nd ~'Aoc9'.y ,. B•rb•rl"o· of 'W•lco•'"' S.U., ltol .. r" --u an a( lor ol <-•< v1ta11ty -d he'• :~ay·;·!·~r.:.nQ:~~.:.:~ Ill~ revOlve• around "4\ dlKo nlohl• The mll\K •• -· tho! lalk ""''"llY. lhe "'" .,,lrnMl\tl< Olre<lor .Jonn 8aonam IW>\ «tPlurod Che bUI and Ill~ mllle.>, '" ""' VO<J"9 crowd will r~oQnil• The 111m I\ •I mod at 1119m, no11M m.alU<e and SQ~•ml~ "SEMl·TOUOH" wtl~rs lrom " •Pl II Por \onalllv. a11emplln9 lo Yllrll• IM-jock Ill• o11no •r>eountH ~~~u,~' ,1nw~ r~~: rt<!"~·,~~ br•rlln1n9 •lforl 10 wrer>ell 1au11M lrOm lour ltif~f PUll(l,.TMS -Diii ••!l"ou• \ltu.lloM, wc.11 •\a <"'1rch m•I•• alter • l•ll•d woddln9, II •nvon• can pull otl IN•'°'' of 1111119, II h <001 8url Arynolitt But even B11rl can't ,, .. ltbo¥f' u~ <ruc!ily of Ill• mo11trlal E'••m1>I• A HUI\· derthal lineman ,,,....,,..,, to dr01> a 91rl lrom • fOOftoo. lot I• e11u..-d but not ewn clll-tor lhe nor-murcler Raced A. "PETE'S OltAOON" ls Ille D4•no P•<k"9• for IM 110Hday1, and an A9rff.ole 911t It I\. TM <HI I\ l•ltnl· ltd """ lrolluome Ml<key A-•o. Htl.., A-v. At<I &utloM Jim Dalt. 5'1tlley W1n1 ... s J im eaous """ s.-M•r\llall. -\, ...... n.. real star •• ElllOll .• w1Mlft9, IS.loot 8CIOI" wltll .c••· wh'lli', 1onQ tall •nd hot "AHOTHElt MAH, ANOTNflt CHANCE", ... ".., 11nvwal Cook •• the Old we.i ""°""" Ille ..,.. .. • FrMchm.., Olrt<lor·wrlter Clei.de Lelo11<he. be\1 known lor 1111 "A Man and a Woman," brl~ hi\ W>e<lal cl\arm lo 1111, 1nlrl911lno \ale ot lwo pioneer\, c,e.,ev1e.,. 811J<>ld h a r• b<Plhou• Frl'l>Ch ~•ul~ wllO run• orl ICi Amerlc..t with her C>h0t09rae>hrtr· lover. TMv marry d nd oo we•l by waqon trtt•l'I. t>ut vloltncf.l lurk' ahead. Jamo c .. n ,, • o•ntl• vtl•rlnorlan Wl'tO\C' wll• I\ br11Cally ra~d ond murdfl'rt"<I l••vlov Mm w•lh " ;m•ll '°" Rulold ana C••n rv,..ntuallv cro\' P6lh\, t>ut tnf" ro..td lhflrt I' \O~t1Mt\ lt'dtOU\ Tf\oflir, h \Pl•nclld oota.n PllOIOQ••llllY of nw ou1.1y Wp\I ..no llnlln of grllly •• (tll~m th•1 <'"'-''• a conv1nc1no portrall of the or• R•ltil R "LOOKtNC "OR Mii OOOO•Alt" cap111res wllh lerrllylnq .cc11re(Y IM v~anl WO<'ld ot ff\Y elope Mid tatlar ''" In the big city. o.-Ke.aeon Is IOI.ally bellftatlle M I ... declka\ecl •••<her .,., day -.. _,,..., I« oukk Pl•-•• aflff "'9ftllall T,,. '"'" Is .,...., on en eciu.1 c.M 11<11 nelthtr ,,,. Jud<lh ~ no,,.1,,,.,. Ai<l\erd 8..-s• '4:rl0l ••PlaiM ea• .c:tly why ,,. o•rl -• UMWW to ln- tvltable tr~. A -of CIOon> ~.~::-~1::-1:..:."'1.:s" ~ ... .:.:n:! SIOM.Cltl. Olrwctor llr-• ,.., """" ••II With Cllflf<11ll meterl•I, •nd \,uton It f\1\1 •bollt peft9<1 -a cinch O.c9< nomlnallon Rat•d R, Ille em1111 .. 1s on <0U11M, pol, booze ..,d ••• m•kes II o ll llmlls for vouno\len "•O••v DEEltPIELD" combh"'' a bllltr ,....,, 10,,.. \IO<'y with 1u10 ••<Ing and It. blend Is \IKprlslngly elf~Cl•v• Al Pe<lno Is "" Amerlun race Orivrr WllO ha• become an emo-tional autominon In order lo survive. H • v1s1i. " paraly1ecl comraci. In • Swiss •anll•rlum ctnd •r><Ollnltf\ a w•t> ba•uly ...., Infuriates, IP•tn In lri9un him. A falt!CI rom.,,ce de· velops. ,.Mn Sar11tnt'1 script Is replete with h&Pl>Y •urprl!.n, •nd Sydney Poll.ck dirt<!\ with a llne p1ctorle1 eye, • bel._ aw•n•lon I• •tunnlno. The rtlatl~p Mlw"n Pae<no and MartM l(rllrr work,, nrllhrr •P~.tr•d so •llrecllvrlv v11ln•rablr Raled PG, b<ll Ch• lllm has some nudity, ... •nd ro119h lanoua11• "JULIA" ls a h.IUrlllnq ellOCatlon Of ""llnOf'Y, Llllla<1 H•llman'\ rt<Ollt<· t-ot lier trl-111111 wltll a 9IH..i sc._llllrf ..._ 1c1e.i1.,,. reo lie• 10 tr1199e1y In Nari GenNfly, l'rN Zln- nema11n ("Fram Here lo Ela<nlly," "The Nun's Slory"I dl14)1an _.., Iii• Hnslllvlty In h11man ••la· llonslllPs. J-. F-. Is ,,.r'-cllon •~ tri. Y~ HefillWll, CMhnHll"9 Mr lnsecwlu.,_ ~ lemlnlly, lier passion for '-5. A .. M A. .. . (PG) . . . . . • In a world gone mad ... who needs a funny, fabulous love s tory? YOU DO! "Finding the one you love ... 1s f i11di11g yourself HIEllEM:S A TURMAN-FOS rrn CO"v1rANY PRODL'<.. I 10:-.: "llfROf'. · C<l·StJrr:n~ HARRISON F0f{f) \\'ritlt'n hv l1\'l.1I "c ,\l~·\ll·\r"U" Mu~ic bv IA("-N ITZo..,( Ill JnJ 1\1( HARD I I\/ 1\1~ D 0.m.tt>dbv/EREM"r PAUi "-Al.\' /'11>t./u,,.,1i., fl\\lll/(.)o..,/fl\ .rnd I AWRfNCE TL'R\!IAN · \ L 'I\ I l~"·'t I'll. I I "' · 1t\11"11•t1..•R • BROOKHlJRS I "You know, Denver's a good actor. But then it's not everybody who gets a chance to co-star with God in his first picture!' A JERRY WEINlRAUB PRODUCTiOt, GEORGE BURNS · J<»m DfNllER ·"OH. GOD'' TERI GARR · DONALD PlEASENCE (PG) ----------------------------------------DrHlll He Is a <1an1< 01-y <•H· uon.111• a-M>Ce<OMpensallng lor arid P<tcclles Ill tlle lllm. Al K..,.. end Joel Hlrsc1111orn contribute Ill• rollld1lngscore. ,_.laclG. "IOl.IUS" laltlllullv <l!>tlll'ff Ille -----------------·---------------------Pet .. ~i..H .. 1111 play -~" lioo lalll>lully. Director Skllley L..,...t r•· "Ta Ll!l'Olll" t• Jamt1 8onCI played without tonoue In ,,,. .... Cllartes 11-,..,,..,,,. •tr•ltlll -or ratlltr scony.f«eel tllrOU9fl tilt lar- ltl<lltd 'IPY -~·· Wt art Mlted to 1>e 11e11t lllat loony Don•ld Pluwnc• <..-,., .. Rollert Frost'• "mlltt 10 00 oe1«e t ''""" o.,.r Ille t•l•l>h--c.uw norm.i clllteiis 10 blow up ...._ lnst•ll•tlons H part ot •n Ol>lolete Ala.Sen Plot. KGB 1a1n1 Ill• lnlelleclv•llty •I • psyc11l.irl5t'1 _, Int• Ille ml.W of e.n Engll\11 l>Oy Who tlllnels horSH The P.,I, wlllcll WH •nt•OlllO on Ille staoit orows talky In "" lllm But as the film prooresan. tilt Klion becomes st••tlntfY clnemellc RlcharCI av.ton dljpleys en old-time v'9of es tr. doclor, P91 ... fllrtl\ la~•· terly com,,.111119 es ti. DOY -Oscar maler lar. Allied A, Ille ffl"''' lrot11a1 nudity -ms epproprl•ta anti lnol· len1lve. mn SO. COAST PWl "SATUUAY NfCiHT FEYll .... , ~ii ... ---~-... -.. -·") OA.~Y l:J0.7:JO.t:JO I "ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR!' TIME MAGAZINE .... ~'The Goodbye Gld' is a joyous comedy- just what the doctor onlered. Neil Simon makes feeling good legal ... " GENE SHAUT. NBC TV - ~~ 1.8 titre lran-:Virse mounted engine, 4-speed fully synchronized manual trans .• front w-heel drive, front suspension, rack & pinion steering, front disc brakes. Michelin steel-belt radial tires, bright aluml11.um: bumpers, bucket seats. fold-down r~ar seat. carpeting, heavy duly packag., AM radio, tmted glass. vinyl Insert bodyside. molding Ser. #GCFBTK27505 Slit #604. MEW 178 FORD MUSTANG II 2 oooa HAaoror ·- MEW 178 FORD FIESTA l DOOi HAfCHIAC« 53999 4-speed manual transmission, contoured bucket seats. carpeting. tachometer, amp & ternp. gauges. vinyl roof. 2 8 hire V-6 engine-2V, Pin Stripes, WSW radial tires. s4499 d1g1tal quartz crystal clock. power rack and pm1on steet1n9, power front disc brakes, tinted glass-<:c>mplete. dual sport mirrors. Ser. f 118899 Slit 11413 f v .---. -.... Front disc brakes. rack and pfn;OO steering, coolant recovery system, bnght and vlnyt bodys1de mldg, bnghl extenor moldings. ~rpetlng, deluxe wtutet C0\18rs, bnght LH style mounted mirror. accent paint ltripes, 3 .3L/200-1 V/englne, select,thllt cru1se-o-matic, wsw radial tires, front and rear bumper guards, AM radio. Ser. 1149925 Sttc. to582 NEW '77 FORD COURIER ECONOMY "Cl(UP NEW '78 FORD VJ. M . _...... . ... NEW 178 FORD FAIRMONT ZDOOI FUTVIACOUPI $4699 .. Friday, Januety a, 1978 NEW'78 FORD LTD J DOol P1U..U1D HAID~ fACT'OIY All COMDITIOMMCI Vinyl roof. 6.6 fltref400 CIDfV-8 engine; $ 5999. ~ual accent paint strf P". wsw radial tires, deluxe bumper group, AM radio, tinted glass-complete, light group, full Wheel covers. Ser. f104320 Stk. f07S MEW '78 FORD PINTO 2DOOISED.AM 4 speed manual tranamlssion, rack end pinion tteenng, bucket seats. carpeting, s3199 mini-console. power front disc brakes. wheel covers, AM radio, electric rear window defroster, vinyl Insert bodyslde · moldings. tinted glass, 2..3 litre 2V engine, radial tires. Ser. f105907 Stk. f080. MEW 178 FORD F-100 CUSTOM R.AllSIDI PICtlUP 106.9 Inch wheelbase. 1800 cc engine. power front disc brakes. bright front bumper, 6--ft. pickup box. 4-spd manual trans . 14()().f)Ound capacity. tinted glass complete. western mirror LH-RH SWJng lk. wsw tires.Se<. 11P21211 S1k. #5512 V-8 engine. olass-nxed rear dOOf, custom trim option and bucket seats dnver & pass, 7550 lb GVW peak.age, trensm1ss1on cru1se-o--mat1c. mirrors·bnghl low mount west , 01ass-t1nted. door-shdlng side cargo. super cooling P8Cf<a9e. fuel tank au)ullary w/std tank. speed control, power steeong, bumpers-<:hrome front & rear, gnlle·bnght surround. Ser. IAJ4753 Stk. #230 Chrome front bumper, fun foam seat, folding seat bad<. dome lamp, headliner. 6800 GVW package, V-8 engine, gauges-«mmeter & oil Press.. transmission cru1se-<>-malic, power ttHrlng. mlrrort-low mount-bnght. glass tmted-atl around. alternator 60 amp, ex1ra c:ootlng package, bumper-rear step painted. Ser. fBB051 O Stk. t05e7 • Chrome front bumper. full fbam nat. folding eeat beck. dOme lame>. headhner, 302 8 cvf, gauges.emmeter & oil preee .. power steering. gtau tinted-ell around. cigar lighter. extra coohng package, bumper-rear painted. Sef. #BA1841 Stlt #420 s3599 '73 FORD LTD V-8 auto IOC1ory "" c:ondll--11..ino. -btl"-....... ~.-,Ser UJl3N22911:t HUllRY 51599 '66 MUSTANG V-8 lllCll INft -.1-,.,.. .. ..... ..,..,..._ Uc. 1616llV ~S>C s999 '76 MAVERICK g NI. 11U1n C>0Nfl' '\t ... "''1 ~ •P flflll:H AM F ... rwo ...... -.,..~., •Oin• tu•uty d "°' t.. c ·~s~oo 1st OF rt<l •LAil 6NluAJN 176 PINTO RUHAIOUT • cyl •• ~ --1"-Lie. 1478Nf'L GOOO BUY 52499 Los lnvitamos a Esta su casita Dunton Ford. Para sennlea con gusto en todas su reparaclones ya see en autos nuevot 0 usado. V para todas eus neceld&des an todas reparacionea d• aerllfclo. Su Amigo V Con•elero; Frame Medrano WINDOW STICKER PRICE •••••••••••••••••••••• $1017.45 SALE NICE ••••••••••••••••..•.•••••..••••••• $6717.45 DISCOUNT s I 3.00°0 '72 FORD LTD SQUIUW.AGOH • ., ·-.... -0'-'"11 -.............. rid<. Uc. f_,8C. LOAO U" lHE FA.Wtl Y s999 2 YEAR-24,000 MILE WARRANTY ' . AVAILABLE ON 1972-1977 USED CARS '74 FORD LTD HOUGHAM YI. ..,.o. llr. -·~ -.... •-_ ,.. ____ ,AM/FM,_ .... ,....,. !~"-vlnyl roof. -OO>W9. ha ..,y j(llMICt IJc .. 56SVH MOVE UP A Cl.ASS s2599 '75 IUICK APOLLO V ... lvlO . .,, -tc_,"O -br-redlo 1.tc;. H 26LPZ..FOR THI! F,t.Mll.Y. '72 TOYOTA CELICA • cvl . • , _ _.. Uc. 11193f'TH SPOf!TY CAA, '74 HONDA CIVIC H. IACI 'oJ ... • '-',.,..,_Uc. t&<3N2E OON~ WAIT '74 FORD LTD Y-8 outo "' -.,_.no -"'"""' rodla. v11•vt roof lJe t~ OOH T 9>10P AAOUNO '72 T-llRD V.a, I VIO •• -~ -Clloc ~ -•---,.,IO, .,ny1 rool, -gl-"'-_.,., Ull 6 aPffd tOf\IOol Lia, "7'GXB l.O'<DfO Willi LUKURY. 51699 $1299 '73 PINTO WAGON 4 a.,t. euto. * radio, ......... Ill' ... IW9 '**-Uc. tll47NJZ lliAA9 P,t.Jf4,f J0a. 51599 WIMDOW STICKH PRICE •••••••••••••••••••••• $7551.62 SALE Nl_CE •.•••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $~251.62. DISCOUNT 5 1300°0 '72 PLYMOUTH FUttY Ill v .... ~ .•. -ll-"'9 ---,...., .,ny1 ~UC. '311~ /\HICE FAMILY CAR. '7 3 PINTO RUNABOUT 4 cYi I ulo ,.,.., V'"'!1 roof 5.,. t3RllX71&111 POPVl/\R AU OVER TOWN ~1399 '7 6 CHRYSLER CORDOBA V ... 1lll'O -at-"'!> -cl..e ..,_ A"4/FM radio. 'llnyt root tuaury oiusf\ ln1tr1or. 8 9f' tSS22M6R2SOIL W MURV AT/\ LOW ~ICE. s3999· 53799 '73 FORD FI 00 SHOlT HD "CltUP v.. "'· -•..wio. -.., ...... ...,..,.. .. 11"41 l ie t1F1111'9 OAIVI IT HOW. s2599 17 6 FORD COURIER Pla\W 4 c)'f.. 4 ..-. U.. t1£0820I. ECOHOMY l'W& s2499 75 FORD PICKUP V4. e!llo ...._, -*'-'no. nodlo. la« _.,,. ....-. Lie. tt:MS2'\'. EXCa.U.NT QOtOTIOH. 176 FORD COURIER "'""' •e)'I .................. -...... ~·--~ LA 11FttlMl1 LO# LD# MIU:S. '72 PINTO RUNAIOUT IUo. ll'Ons.. Nii~ heater, ..,n,,ewol tS.s, ..... CO¥en.. &celletit. Uc. •Sll.l\G. 5999 177 VW RAlllT 4 Cyl. 4 .-0. fllr. AWl'M r8C11G. twwooC, fN91o Uc. 1404Sf'lt SUPER SHAAP • 53999 El vendedor de cam1ones Rudy Moreno es un especiahsta en su r amo, Tiene 3 anos de experlencla en co mo ordenar camion-es hechos al gusto del clie11te, para determlnado peso de mercancla y al g111to P&f10nal del comprador. N DAllY~LOT PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUSIUSIHIH HAMI ST.ATIMllHT 'h,. fOUO#l"Q per.,-...-,, 001"0 bu'\1 M U•\ FIRE E XTll'IGUtSHl'RS 11571 NIWPOfl AW., S...taAn•, CA•llOS David .A. 1Mr9.....,. ,.,,, N•wPOrl .... ,,.., S.11ta Ana, CA tlll)j TM\ business It,_,.., Dy .., In dMdv•I. 0.-.ld A. 81•9"'en T1tl1 ... l_t wat 111«1 "'"" ,,,. C-ty Ctn ol 0r-. County on Jen .. , lfTI. ~.,,,. '"Wlllfled Or-Coelt D•ll'f POot. J..._6, U,20,l7, tt11 , .. ,, .. Frl.s.y, January I. ttT6 OTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICt 5'·11 PUBUC NOTICE 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I .L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 ' ' . . . . ... .............................................. .._..,ForS-. ·· ,......_hf'W. mo1s: Actvri ... G....-ot 1002 G ... ,.. 1002 ........ c.11ec• tltelr .... ••• • • • • • • • • •• ••• • ••• • •• • ..................... . ..., ... ...,... ... ......... .,,. n. DAILY PILOT .... , l abUlty fw fft• flnt a. cOf"f'9d ......... ...,. Ml.....,.•Motiu : All real eslate adv~n-d ln t.hla newspaper ls sub· Ject to the Federal Fair Jlous1 ng Act of l 9litl wtuch makes 1t 11lecal to odverttu~ "any pre ference, JI mltalloo. or dlscrlm.inaUon bnsed oo race. coloc. religion. ~ex . or naUonal origin, or an lntentlon to make any such prefer ence. hm1ta· uon. or dJscrinunation ..• This newspaper will not knowtn1ly •eeept any adver tislnC for real estJtte which is lo viola· tion ol the I aw. Hamn fot' Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• G•teral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4UMITS Excellent Costa Mesa MANAGER-aEAL ESTATE NIWPOllf HACH A prime oppor tunity wit h an outstanding real estate orJanizatlon + high eamlngs! Experience ts a must. Prestigious location. All applications held in strictest t onfidence. Please reply lo Ad "8, Dally Pilot. P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 00626. IOOZG••nll 1002 .............................................. W 1.,s1.1 -:Y N TAYLOR CO. H.EALTOHS -...1111 ·t· l !t·JI) UASE: M!WIST ILUFf:S ARQ Prime loc. on greenbelt. Charming split level. 2 bdrms & paneled den:. 2 fireplaces. Air cond. $800 mo. WISLEY M. TAYLOR CO., RfALTOIS 2 1 t t San Joaquin Hlh Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-49 I 0 address. 3 Br owner's, I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 21-:i bath. One 2 Br. one l Br & one Bach Asking $150,000 O~ncr IS reud), c.i.11 oow. Hew port Pier RJty CALL 173-2058 WHAT A IARGAIN! Lusk Realty has to offer to new and experienced salespeople. •Receive top comm. •Incentive program •Guaranteed Sales pro- gram •Great refe rral pro· gram • Plua much more Call today for conCiden· ual interview. 960-4361 EXP AND IN '78 Secluded beautifully de· coratcJ 4 b1.'<lrm, family room with ulrium W:ilk to Soolh Co:l!>t l'lara. 111 1002 G.Mrd 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·------BY OWNER Caufotn s.ooo sq ft. Ranch Estate &able, 1eparat~ maid or guest home, enclos ed island for a viary or anlmaJ enclo:.ure on •P· proiumale 31'J acre.. 745 E. Ptf'alta HiHs Dr., Anaheim Shown by appt. only to qualified buyers . $950.000. (714) 521-8430 Courtesy to Bkr11. ril MOCAANT' Wl'VE GOT YOUR Clean 3 bedroom, 2 bath SUrter home! 167.900 4 Bedroom "Valencia" in El Toro! $82,2SO 3 Bedroom, corner Jot VA terms! $72.500 911!..------• 3 Bedroom +family In MINIRANCH Irvine's Greentree ' $76,500 S9l,!Xlo Pnme <Jr c a :1 Bdrm h!JO.\t' + hor~t· corrols too' :!1~ ,\l-rt'' Coll now Bcund new Easls1de 3 bedroom + rlreplare ' $79,500 'i52 l700 vest now for u betll'r . ...,,.. ,,, q . , , , ••• ~~;.;]:.~~r~r ! ~ UNI ~,~;~':"i:~~~ !~ INlil --,H·c·o·Ml-,.,-;.-;.-;,-;-;-A.-7-~-~-~-o_z_S_?_ P'EE SlMPLE duplex, 3 BOAT DOCK BtlJ new 3Br & fam rm home on the water in Channel Islands Harbor. Ju s t co mpleted wtlnd&cpg ll dock, many custom features. $218.000. Several other plans avail. Bkr · <BC>S> 486-9026 bdtms .. 2 baths each un· $69, 900. It. One extra lar1tc front Super So. Huntington owner's unit. Hlt·ins, area home w/frplc, den. Crplc. Priced at$175,000 aod 2 patios. Owner BAY AVE. duple x. 2 Bdrm. home + l·bdrm. O\'er J?arage. in xlnt loca· tlon. l'nccd atS17S,000 673-3663 642 22S.1 associated 11111)1<~9 ~-AEALTORS lO l~ 'h bulboo bll-JU J traru1ferred. Must SeJI. ~-W-*llff Rffl!y Trade your old stuff Cor new .1iood1es with a Cla.ttsitif'lt acl . 642-5678 WATEltFltOMT ---- HOME !:~••••••••••!!~~ ~~••••••••••!?~~ with boat dock. Could be 381' & 2 Br rental units or • siniJe family home. Ex· eel.lent location w/vlew. $649,000 2On1 Builder must sell 2 sharp E Costa Mesa hou.ses on 1 lot. One Is new. one is rcbwll. $ubmlt all OF· l"EltS. Call now 645-7!2L ....u:x Sl6S.OOO l1nlque W!ome prc>pert)' w/room to 9dd 2 lllddi· tlonal uruu. Xtra large owner'• unit w/formal din tm & deluxe mast sultL Xlat ln~e. Call for det..ill 148·1171 ~N /It•• II $11;4 10 111 N.Ct• !~llJfl OCEANYIEW How ever you Ilk• ll! Houle. Condo, or owp. YoUl'OWD Apartment! ~~. ............... M0-1117 macnab /Irvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $19,500 TO $19S,OOO HAHOR VIEW PALSlMO New Y('ar special! Lg. 4 BR. 2-story home n <'ar park & school. 2 beautiful fireplaces. wet bar; eat-in kitchen; formal dining: friendly ne ighbors. Now only Sl69,9001 Joyce Edlund 642-82.15. <D·ll) SUPER~SY'SIDl-4TARTElt This rare charmer shines inside & out I 3 s pacious BRs + family rm on quiet cul-de-sac. Lg. side yard wiroom for pooL Great location! Great price -$U7,000! Jed Hunt 642·8235. <D·12) PIMINSULA TIHPl.IX! Primt? location for summer/winter rental ' l , 2 & 3 UR units, partially furni s hed . Sl59 .500. J,ynne VaJentme 644·6200. <D -13 > I U UTIRIL Llffil EASTSIDI Dorlln~ 3 BR home affonting all the luxury of a lg. home w/expanslve Mother-in-Law quarters in rear - complete w/add'l BR, sllling rm & full bath. Beautifully decorated w :wood tones, mirrors & many other s urprises. Don't miss th1s! $110,000! Amy Brown 752·1414. tD·H> ~ SNIMGS"" Rancho ~age -ready for sea.son & long~tt>r m ln ves\. Fairway location! Only Broadmore Planet $ BRs, morning rm + i.car aarage (& golf cart gar). Air cond -pool -Jacu.id + lim. memb. in golf & tennis club. One Spanish -one We~tern. 199,5'00 eaeh. Tom Aninson 642-8235. CD·lS > . . . . . . ~.~.~ ........ !~!!!.~~.~ ....... ~!!!.~~~ ....... ~!.~~ ....... ~~:!!.~·.~~ ........ ,~~!!:.~.~ ....... , Fr1d1y J1nu1ry& 1978 DAILVPILOf Bf G...... l002 G•-~• 100? ~-1002 o. .. u.. 1002 G......a IOOJ G I I . • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • ••••••.•I••••• •••••••••••• •••••• ••• ••. ••• •• , ••••• ••. ••• ~ I 002 Ho..•es f-o,. S• Ho.flel f-or S. H~s Fot-S. ······· ................ . .......... ············ ··············· ............ ········ .. ········· ............................................. . PENINSULA POINT ' Ud1m . :! ba. homt• \JI .11rll'n1t1e' Lo\ l'h .11 t·:J ft.-... 'lt•p ... l o llt'<H'h ~um.~,.,.1 LIDO ISU 'e" ly rt•rnodclNl I hdt 111 dl·n. 1 hat h<\, hvrng rm "' n1tht·cl1 JI < t·1hnJ! L~l' m..i:.tcr bdrm su1tt• :s:!21 !150 llG CAHYOH -1 BR, f:Jm rm . :l h:tths HC!aullfull\' dt•corated Hro.u1rnoor Plun :i, on t•xlra large lot. S325.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\1de 011v-: N 8 675 · 6161 4 BEDROOMS IH WESTCLlff REAL EST A TE SALES Openu~g tor two lttt.•nst>cl s:.alt'!ll>C!oph.• experienced or unexl)erienced. but. mu~l have w11l111 gne::.s lu work & sl rnng desire to suc<."eed . Wei I <.'-.tahlt-.hcd ol t . ~uper luc, pro~resl'lt \'t' t·om m1:.s1on PERSONAL tra1nin~. Start the New Yl•ar IUGHT <..:all Larrv Wh1Lt•s1clt•s lor more 1nl111 . G9Mf'Clll I OOl Coro.a def Mer I 0 22 ecwo..o dee Mw I OZZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HALECREST $69,500 .SUper rl(•.in :I bt-droom, l balh with•• b•ll yard It dl'an & tJd.> 1 Cr•11:ld1n~ br1l·k f1n•plJl't' II. gourmet bwlt in k11d1l•n For furthl!r dl!tu1l!> ('ALI 15l 31!H t;:SELEC T T'PROPERTIES INVESTOR'S SPECIAL S0.500 SUPER DUPLEX ! 704-704112 LARKSPUR OPB4 SAT /SUM.. I ·S Th<· huml• you ha\'<.> bet•n looking for 'i> ;m xlnt anconw unit! 4 Bdrm .• 3 bath home Y.ith t•n•ry quality feature: c·ollaf,?e \\llh 2 bdrm~. & l bath, leased at ~50. Corm.• on UL'\'! s2~.ooo • • t 3637 E. Coast Hwy. .rt,;;-ii Corona del Mar ~LJ: ~ ~ • 675-5930 ... c.;uunlt•d .:.111·w,1y PIO lalboaPentnwla 1007 Cof'ona .. Mar 1022 le<.-t~ hn •~h ground~ v. •lh •••••••••••••• ••••• .-. •• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• I G,...rol r 002 GHeral 1002 .•.••••..........•...•....•..•............•... A per fect family h om e! Lar ge lot <83xl ll ). s pacious floor plan )2300 sq fl>. a roomy family r oom with f1replaC'e and a location c lose t o schools, parks and the librarv. This fin e home has just been pamted and car peted thro u ghout. A Un ique offer ing at Sl75.000 U ~ l ()U I: tif)Mt§ REAL TORS' 675 6000 pool Scl'ludl'll cntf\ l111---------1 "'\"t·uti H · II\ ini:: 1 oom Sun ... h 1 n t• it our m '' l k 1 I l' h c n 11 \ l' r I o o I. " pr 1 \ u t t• 1 our I ) .i r 11 ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! j Swl-t.•p111.: m 1.11oter bdrm -& child·., rdrt-i.tl 014-ner OPftot I 2-S Custom 5 ledrm Balboa Pen. Pt. Abo•• CJtino Co•• 1 ~ 214 Dahlia l'h" 1 harming :! Br hom1·, flu-. a most s peq. h.11:ul .1r \ u·w or ()('l'an It harbor Jl'll ~ If } OU h k\• hcamtld l'ln.:-.. unhqu~'" & !>(.':ll'efuJ II\ tnf.t, cull to day. $189.900 WA TERFRONT-$125,000 • :\carly-fil•\\ J l;d1 m . 2 IJ,1th upgraded homt· l,.pk. wt'l h<11·. \'ornl•r loc·alwn, on Lakt.• Fun·st .\\ ;111 now for lease at $500 month with option to purch ase. 759-0811 f iul 6'.ut 6'ut Wu~u '8Ug. GeMraf 1002 G~al 1002 ···••····•············• ..................•.... 10 ACRES ll .1n1 h u <..:a 11 r or n 1 a !'rime :J\ueado t'VUO )443 !.. J~t Coc1st H1qhwc1y. Corond d~t Mdr .1L<> Ill rvkSd Verd•', d I !:...16 !>!)90 I I 002 Gf'fter1d GeMrof 1002 ........•.............. ···•·······•····••·•·•· WATERFRONT-BY OWNER l acre L<.1kc A r rowhead. Double dock -tr..tm. Exclusive Shelter Co\'e IJn\'l'. Level approach . Approx 3700 ~q. fl -1 bdrm. 5 hath, den. wet bar. 2 \\Clod hurning fin•placcs. Sepa rate apt ind floor w kitchen. Exquisite lake 'll'W!>, J patios. fenced animal yard. • 1 rn pie Lc·nn1s a rca. 2 ear garagt" Bt•:.s ul landsc-cq>ed & maintained. <1uto ... pnnklcrs Pnva<.·.v. :\Jellculous l'ond llantls1>mP 1·11stom fu,.mshings optwnal. S400,000. Will carry papt.•rs. 1 714)3371·17~ l n ' ! G r ,. a l 1 n co m f.' potcnll:.il. (;oo<I tcrm3 G.-rat I0021Gfttft'af 1002 ~ v a 1 I l' on ~ i d ,. r l'" '<-• • • ••. •. • •• • •• •• ••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •. • •••• •• • • • illlYill l·han~''· ~-,0.1100. Cdl _________ , ~1151 CHIHACOVE On Shell Sl., Coronu def \I J. r ; n c w I y • p r o . ~HERITAGE REALTORS 11'!-.'>IOnally dct·or;.1tcd, 21--------- lxlrm. -t dl·n -3 Ii.1th~ :J storv home wtel1•vatnr BR.AHO HE>'f Kourml'l kit«h -Jll ll•al.. $64,900 1·at11nl'l' & floor,\\ et h..ir, Tllwnini.:. mature tree frplc. Soml' hay \ "'". hned 'trc~·t 1111....:c :..un 11101 S11•p:. tn bt·;wh & , park 11 11 ){ 1 "m 1 I y l1J.I' ~!>'I 500 k1t1:hcn .I K1111? !>ltl'd CO STA MESA bdrm.,, pool !.11Pd lot. II R 0 () 1' V I I·: W T1a1kr aet·,•-,3 t110' Dun'l I O\\':\llOl,'SI-. :1 lllt, :!' • w.ut, 'i.tll 75:! liOO h.t, •di f1lt1C.." tJlt JOS. f )t'tf'J fl1 I• t •iN trf1 .t ' SI 0,000 REDUCTION!! .. to $99,925. 4 Bdrms. & fam ily r m. townho use with mountain & golf <:our se view. Fee land. Owner leaving area ; m us t sell; short escrow possible. f [1 Ge-Mr al I t002 G..wrot • 1002 •.......••......................•............. ~COATS & WALLACE C£:ll REAL ESTATE, INC. 4 LOCAllV OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUT COASJ AREA SINCl 1963 PEOPLE kMOW A GOOD THING when t hey sec 1t. Another quality DEEHFH:LD home in one of Irvine's n ewest a r eas. You a n d you r fa m i ly know a good thing at on ly S81,000. Catt 552·616 I. LOWEST PRICED IN MESA VERDE at ju-.l s.58,900. Sec this IO\ely 2 Bedrm Condominium . E asy walk to sthool~. dose to s hopµi ng. 546-4141 Serving Costa M esa-Ir vine Huntington Beach-Newpo rt Beach . 1002 G..,.ol 1002 ··············~································ MANAGER-REAL ESTATE NEWPORT BEACH A prime opportwuty with an outslanct- ing real estate organization + high e arnings!. Exper ience is a must. P restigious location. All <tpplications he ld in ~trictcst confidence. Please r('pJy lo Ad #68, Daily Pilot. P.O. Box lSGO, Costa Mesa , CA 92626 I ooz I Gewrol 1002 h111·k frpfc Ufll!f.Jth-rf [~ -~ , ,1rflt'I,. :! 1.1 wb "'" ... " ' • GeMf'OI I 002 GetMrol I 002 ~;~.~;;;;· v 11u1 .11 l·a • • ••••••8·E·S··T··8··U·Y········ ········);··············· G.,.....ol -" ....•......•...•••..... ······•········•··••·•· OCEAH VIEW! IRVIHE 3 licdroom with mal>:u\I' 1. :-t1·rir. to tx'l"m r1,.111"• '\lune !1rcplucc & t·\ ~ d0uplcx: 4 &l bdrm u1111' EXECUTIVE panded It v1n ~ roQm ATTENTION INVESTORS H I ,irk .J rar'i SIH'l,fH/11' SPECIAL torrnul ctinini: room -_ 2 on o LOT Writ tradl' for huml' llt'ar :\1•.1r nl'W In inc t '"t warm country kitchen -- lht• b:iy t'l'Ull\1' home w I bdrm~. Localed on a lar~e l<Jt COMMERCIAL LIDO SANDS :J li;iU1$ n\""' crpts, l''itm wilh RV accei.,. <.:lo.'le tu LEASE lloJ>, ,}.1p 11r Jump 111 df'P'. C'm·u!Jr bnck out ..,hoppin~ & Ncwpo1 t CORONA DEL MAR 3 & 2 Bdrm Units 11c can, I 1k1· new :l :.1dc t•ntn'. parquet CD· Mt.>su Schools Pril'cil at -m Lhc heart o( <.:orona hdrm.., . :! h<1th' u"it·il 1r;111u• hall m ... tr bdrm a low $64,!lOO. <: \ 1,L de! Mar. Approximately Eftctowd GGrCIC)es & Separcrt• Yord1 hmk trpk. n.:w k1lt'l11·n -,wlc. ~nkt·n hv rm & 556-2000. ~-4000 squar e feet on "-a 11 .i pp~ :.in r c o;, frml '"" rm. Self clean· «:=SEL ECT · · ~round noor plus 2 s a.all r .1rpl·b, tl~i.ics , Only trtl! ml'n, trashcompuc· I PROPERTIES uparunents. Parkln& for ~t 1~1.0001 tor Too many xtras to up t.o 30 automobiles. 65" lalboa lcry Prop. 1 .... 1 S..i mt• model JUsl Per square foot. Realton ... utd lur $14 ,000 mon• A 57000 R~tion COLE OF NEWPORT * 675-7060 ,.. than \oU can have this on lhis COM DUPLEX REALTORS Good Location IQ;] ~Ute 1lutH ~ RLU.TOR5 Mnet" o Yocancy Coll Today 546-8640 •.nc for! 540 s<..14"1. 67.,5511 _________ , I I Completely n•modeled ~ _________ ,(~1\'m ?rni>I 4il oew paint in1out. i::ach ,62•500-1002 Get.rot 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IE UNIQUE IH ·7a •• -···------unit 2 Bedrm~. firepla<'c. new built in kitchen l IDRMS MOUNT AIM VIEW Rl'a1 £stall' ---- SSS,900 Doi..., the thou"hl uppr:il - In vou., If so. t•1m~11li•r J1>101ng the prc!>t1i.:1ou:-. nffll·es of Un1qUl' llorrn·~ for a fanlru.hc l!l'i8. ,\l· relcrated l'omm1:-.s1011 'cheduJe, in house ~w111R loans, creative salt•t> a.ids, computer terminal Ground 11-vel. J floor to~nhnml•. locatc-d walk· mg dlSLan«c from shop· ping. No neii;:hbor:s ubovl', only .\ )t!ars old. Pool, p1cu1z1. & duhhouse. 1-'l\'C min from S. Cooi.l Plaza. & 1.1ct1\'C Lrarning & ad· ministration Ile unique 1n 78 with Unique llomt'!'t Real E'J>tatc. Contact J im Wood al "75-6000. lla\C someUung to i.ell? Cla11111lied ads do it well . 754-7800 6A~ ~ Ilea I htote Inc SllK & llNl1 l QUEURS ANO CORDI C G C E U I R U A B C M A A 0 R D C S R H S E A H K P E L S J U B C N T U 0 A T M H T U N £ M I C X [ R Y 0 C A E I A K A H T C I S K 0 N E S R K C E C R R U M R U E S J R E M L E U A B R K A R E Y T A A S £ D E Y S U R M R T R T L A K 0 C S P I D Q U M U A P H N A L S Z B 0 X E C E N E Z C R Q J N I E L C M 0 S R T M H R A S D C H I N 0 K I C T TH I OQ T I S L M M 0 Y 0 H K K R 0 A N 8 V M H Q H L O' MHDEAWATR AY KAE UNK U MHP AH IL J H IC. I T T C X M £ N E I U 8 H A R 0 K D W J W A K S U R R T T R A H C X J H E Gr<'allocation.Nowask· TAK E ADVANTAGE! NEWHOUSE m~$171.500. &l·a.72i0 Seller is very anxious. Good urea w1lh som~ BA.RGA.IM "4~ SIH.id ruce extras. Th1'1 is an Luxurious 3100 sq. rt . ~,..,.,_dM. after Chris tmas sale home on hillside with r -·---ltl'm! ~W.2313 spectacular view of snow REALTORS °',,.,..9•11HuNTOATN"f' capped Saddleback ~~~~~~~~! [e~UPdlill ;:~!?~~~~~ . ----··-·-~· l ist. P r iced under SUPER IUY GOLF COURSE builders c urrent price Eastside 4-Pl•x !or next urul al $162,500. HOME J.'or appointmen t to an· S 170,000. sped. calJ 962-7788. Eitcellent location, l .!ilper 5 BR. 3 BA. 3 car • KL'Y blork from 17th St. on ~ar. xtra Jrg. t'R, st.one 1 ~ Qibnllo. Jn best of cond1-frpl, pat.J.o on fairway-ai•~P.~E:~A~L~T~O~P.'"'!S~A_. uon thru-0ut. Beuutlful foreverVleW. $214,000. .......... ..... ----- l'Olors. 3 Two bedroom LAKEAlONT ground noor ap:1rtment:.. COMDO 1 l hrt•c bl·droom, fireplace :l bath, Luxury3BR,2Bi\,large WATEtlFttOHT CONDO E'l(c\us1ve executive 2 Bdrm in prestige bldg. l'ool. sauna. jac. Total security. Owner muy consider lease/ option. $239,500 9Al.IOA ISLAND Beaut iful young two stor y duplex with spacious 4 & 3 bdrm un· iL-.. Balcoru~ & pauos for indoor-<iutdoor hvinR. U ve in one & cnJOY the benefits or a n income property. S298,000 - WATLRF'?ONT HOM~ REAL ESTATE . 631-1400 fireplace + pallo deck ~l~b~~ ~l,>c~ ·.,3~5r_: living area NF.AT, .. CL l::AN & H AN D Y. forever view.$100,000. CAP£ COD $53,000 /$2, I 50 TOTAL DOWN Windlnii r oad way to soaring 2 story retreat! l~~~~~~~~~I Private grounds protttt 1 _________ 1 Don'tmi1'!1lhisbargam . PAREL 400£.D-&=~ • .,. c.1. ,t'~ ww'ALKE~ . . . 675-4144 [Bl1Al1QI CORONA se<:hded entry to lavish livlnit room. Gour m et kitchen overlooks sun- shine courtyard! Wind- ing stairway leads to sweeping m ast.er bdrm plus chlld 's retrea t I HUrry! Seller la anxious. 847-6010 . Ol'fN Ill '>• fl SI~ F01" /llKP Jft Sethf's D .. kJht Neu Orange County airpo rt I n Up p e r Newport Bay. 2 Bedrm Condo lo beautiful scl· DELMAR THERE~Atl ESTATE_R_!j 3 Huae BR, a We BA, f-~ den, dining rm, 2 sty 4 w/26' open beam cell· r.:::··=· :::::::."1>::::•:===~==- SEA SURF SUH s 175,000 Funt. See & hear the surf aod bask In t h e s u n of Newport Be1u:b living. J U ST STEP S T O BEACH. Large 2 Bdrm units with patios & .balconies offer excellent r ent al u nits for s um· mer /winter rentals. OPEN DAILY 1·5 4604 SEASHORE DR. MINC1 ' 1 n word• bel°"" •~at orw. . • tmg-2 swlmmln.lf pools, ...a. up. doM1 "' dil90f'lllly Find e~ and boll it 111, ~ badminton. volleyball. ~ pullin g &:rt!en. Onlv "' '76,500. 1.ngs, Ule en\ry t Crplc .• wet bar , l a unary rm, WharsYourTrade? oversi~ed dbl gar. 3000 $1.62 perDay -WATERm<>NT t lss1s Absinthe 8ened1ct1ne Pernod Cointreau Chartreuse Curacao Dra~buie Maraschino Kumre 1 An1sa t te Creme de Hok• .. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- Sq fl. of very unique liv· 1bat'sbttlet.opay HOME.'t me space. Coran ad in the Dally Pilot REAL ESTATE S 149 ,500 Service JXrectoey that can 631-1400 J ... COIS ae.& TY est.abllsh )'OW'protessiorui.!·I--------"' ~L Identity. For more m · ---- TOlllOrrow: Quintuplets 642-5200 6 75-66 70 tonmtlon call 642-5678. Want .\ch Call 642·$618 J...---------------~ ~ WontAdResults 642·'678 °f;5;:;;~i:=~~~:::~~::=~~~il (i • ..,... eooilc;. ... ,.. 1002 G ., r-0 G · 1002 ••••••••••••• ..... ••••~··•••••••••••• .. •••••··-' I OZ••r_. ... . ............................................ . . ~~ IA YSHOUS CONTEMPORARY Ria~ beam ceilings, skyUpu & bee'Utiful wood & brick . dominate 'this 3. bedroom & study home. Large, private south poUo. $269,500 fe • • COLDWal INCll·co. .64~1766 t\11 IANJOAOUINHlu.IAD. •N~caNTt" 8arr White Realtor 2901 Newpott 81\ld.--------. ~n 8..c:h, CA 92663 MOMIM'r OF DICISIOM Experienced salesmen: Join an. ·active beach office w/more clients than salesmen; a broker with so yrs bus exp in Harbor area. Beach · buyers nrc affluent. sales larac. lenders indulgent. Every selU ng· aide plus Computer 'Termin al. Resolve NOW to be • cttled in new money.making b•ckground when. mid .J a nuar y r uah starts. All 11'qUines confidential. _....__ ____ ~76-4630---"" ' 1' • J I!> aru<IOU!> !:.iJ bn11t :Jll~ offer! 847 WlO • ' • J. ll , to,. , •• Rl'ul ~~late 41DRM +POOL $55,000 Bike to l>cJch from Lh13 beaullful garden homt• Besl buy in Hunlmgton Bi!ach. $2300 down or as· sume $24Q monthly p;iy. menL'I. Hurry! 963-6767 (Jlfl,/ltfl•ll ~fllf./10111. I• l~Bl!MI INVESTOR'S 421 Saville Cofftplcld\' n •mo<h•lc<l l•\l•t·ut 1 \ •· ho mt•' H <'ltf'r Lhan nl.'w w11h t·u:.tom amenities too rruml'rl>U~ to tnenllQfl Hus:~ f:Jmil) rm, den, formal d1nmi: & IUOl'e. 412 Baths, 21;a car D. RJckdts Rftr 955-0197 t.12 a;m:s iiaruge +workshop. Cull SPACIOUS- !164-1681 fordet:uls Af'ilD NIYATf ~~Co~lo~ru~a~l~R~e~al~~~·~t~a~lo~l lnine Terrace custom Z .: bdrm, Cam-rm and pool. Xlnl for entertaining. Capistranohach IOU fo'u ll p ri ce $161 ,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent~·9~13 EXCErTIOMAL BY 0-W-.... -E-R- OPPORTUMITY ...,. tu buy wide Ocean Vit'w 710 f'erl\leaf. :? BR. 1 b.t Nearly new 2 Br home in front house. Cpt~. frplc . c .. pii.trano Pah,.idc~ ;;t "\ew 2 br. 2 ba 1000 !>Q. fl. onl> $7!1.500. llUltHY'' Jl>I All bhns, <'PlS, drp:.. Hetwork/Poent RJty t.73 W!rl. $189.500 Qlll 4!i6·5600 JBr. F R, 3 frpl, lots of Con:lftodel Mar -102l charal'ter $t!l3,000 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• m kc ofr. Hy owner Sll.450 DOWN CORONA DEL MAI 2 liR, 1 BA home on R·2 lot l..lve in front unit "hllc bui lding i!nd un1l on rear o( lot. Oulstand· Ing investment. On ly $134,500. 644-0801. Costa Mesa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIAL ULEX RAH FIND! MESA VERDE lSTORY BEAUTY 2 YEARS MEW Uayfront home, :-.hare a HEAR OCEAN pier. 4 bdrms., 4 baths. $45 000 Dow.... JUSt dt.>corated. Beautiful • "' Thi:. 4 bdrm, Crml din rrn r t>ond1tion ! $595,000 Pnde o ownership units & lmly rm residence - h ( Shown by app·l onl} wit untasllc :;ton<! MAURY STAUFFER fulfills your New Year'!> fireplaces Jo:ncloi.ed SEA LION R~ALTY resolution to buy your garages. All be<.1uliful, 3601 E . Ci.l, CdM 613 ~54 sweetheart a lvly home 3pacious uruts. Ownl'r N C beforepnces begin to ad- bought another -m ust 1213 4~~~aguna ,\'ance again. Costa sacrilict'' Hurry! Many ~~~~~~~~~I M~a·s most presl1giouli additional 1ovestment ~ a r l'a. Only $119,9l>O. opportunil1es. call now MS-9491. 963-7811l CJll'fN ,,. o.rr \ llJN IOr• N•'I' [®1111] $3000 SHARP CONDO EASTStDE COSTA MESA. RS> UC Tl OM MAGNlf'IC!';NT MESA VERDE LOCATION! Super s1Le lot. Close to Country Club and bike t r ai l lo the beach. $117.000 can Slel you a magnificent location and ---------1 Oean & ready for you to move in . Ideal starter home for young or re- l1red couple. 1 bdrm plus nice den, cov'd patio & on sireet parking JUSt steps away. Pn me location. Call for app l to sec now. 54.'>-949l. a highly u pgnded home. We entbusiat1tically In· vile you lo see this pro- perty. 546-2313 • MARVELOUS MONACO Call us about thfa im maculate one owner. 2 bedroom, convertible den home in H arbor V it'w Ho m es. The owner's meUculous care to every maintenance need will impre$5 you. And the highly com- peU\ive prtce of $136,500. fee will please your pocketboolc. C.644-7211 /Jn NICJl.L Ul\IL[Y & l\S5lJCll\ft5 BESTMOMACO (~l\'Jmfi§iiji§j Harbor View Homes, 1m Real E,,tate maculate; new carpels & --- Ooonng, newly painted; HA .... DYMAlll...l'S new dishwasher & water " " heater. $147,500. Make DREAM HOME o((('f"I SOUTH OF HWY. Duplex; walk to beach & storeA; 3 bdrms. + studio. Nice pat ios. $195.500 HOME Ir IMCOME 2 Bdnns. & den, with frplc. + income from sharp 2 bdrm. w/ with frplc. South ol hwy. Call for app't. 1175.500 UNTALS We have all kinds• MAURY STAUt'FF.R SEA LION RF.ALTY Fantastic-opportunity ror I.he handyman seek· mg a lar gt' workshop at home. Big separ a t e bUlldlng in back su1table fo r mech anic, wood worker, electrician, or ·1?1 Setler hurry I Call 6'5--0303. F ORES 'l. E OLSON . .................. .. .. _.-~. $S0,9SO 3601 E. O!t, CdM 673-5354 2 Bedrm, 1 Vi bath Condo. l2lJ N. Csl. Laguna Mesa Verde Golf Club 5 Br. ranta!'lt.JC \'leW. "" Acre. S2!J5,000. Shown hy appt. onl). 1790 Panay Ctr. 49'7·3388 New carpels & paint. 1-------.--1 End unit facing Rreen -£_ area. Hurry, won't last Exquisite setting ~ Ek'aullrully landscaped ._,~,.HERITAGE . • REALTORS 58R&2BA wtlh VIC'W. 3300Sq.ft. 48r , 21 ~ba, ram. rm . dining rm & 3 car gar. $275.000. by OWner. Open HOU!le Sat/Sun 1 2-5, 2606 Wavecrest. CdM, After 3:~ 640-1286 COHTIMPORARY Agt ~OOOOR Me."a del Mar 4 br, 2 ba, Near shops. schools, ten- nis, $80,SOO. Owner 557-4086 "'-.,. 4.S Loclft Attractive 3Br+den. Ml t.o heh. New landsuptn1. c:pt./drps. Off'. 557-2005. Wood floora wood ehlnale roor, fireplace, dblt aara1e. $64,500. Gl /ntA f&nanclo& avall. Sant.a Ana oe81' Warner. Duple1', 3 + 3, oceanr---------vl ew. beamed cell., loyMcCcrcl• 1110 ... ..,,.... ••d. eo.t.~141-772f 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LJTJ'J~F: ISL!') CHARMt!M 211.1. 2Br. 2Ba, ow11er will anaidef b• opUoo fUl.000. Clill Biil 87$-31W or~All jacuul; owner wlll finance. $195.000 SlAVtEW Broedmoor, •U~tb MW home, ocean le light view. 3 + fam. rm., guarded commvf\H,y; wUll ct .• f>OOL, $265.000 ~ ... s,,. HERITAGE . . RfAITOH~ CoaMIA OWLll 2 +2: xlnlcond. Sl'ta,500 I~~~~~~~~~ ..weUSTOM 5 Bl\f + fam. rm : Ideal· ly located; pnv. ace to bUch. S37~0il0 ,AULMAITIM llALISTATI '4~1Jll ' ' 1 .. . . . . • . " . ..... . . "' . . ... . . .., DAii. l PILOT f , .... ~ ·--c ,..,. HOYM• PCM' s• House• .... s. HotaM• •ors• i.I ...... ,., s• Hou .. , for Sde Houtn ,.., StiM I r ~.,,..•U&IY • .-~•••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••~•• .... • Ho.Mt1 fwW. ,.._,_.~Ut HcM.HsfllOr.,_ I~ t044 tntM 1044 ~ ............ !!~~~~~~ .... ~!.~~~~!!~ ..... !~.~~ ~~~ ... ~~.~~ . '················ .•.......• , •.....•................................••.•.•.......•••................•••......... ............ odl IO(OttMl1 , ........ 1040 .. t _ ....... IQ40 WIDE ~ Univ r.rk, bt"11u t . I 1tT. •••••••••••••••••• , .... : •••• , •••••••••• , •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OP!H SPACES bdJm. ram rm. :t'' t111. SlOOODOWM 552·7000 ne arly nu c urpou • lh ., ()V\•rtl&"<i lot, br and n•W •• thruout, m~oy are•n· SEABURY lil~t1; l:' c::o l~~t.; Woodhndiic· 4 BR, 3 BA, THF. ... •. liell ... pooli. & tonnl1, dwr to the be&tTI, iUp•·r Cormlll duunic O VILLAGE. · · s110 ooo A1>1>t. only· <1hurp & low poymenh 675-739 REALTORS -~er.~ 5941 - Th16 earlhv J Br hc,uty hat. bt en reduced tu S82,SOO tor tast :.ale Plush ru!it c:rts. Kitchc:naide dishwashl'r & lots o used brick Pri cud we ll, so hurr' RHYME REAL;TY 963.8331 C.taMna 1024 0-Polnt 102' .......................... •·······•·•············ Oft H ed 11 S<U ,900 . MAUTIC~L UNJVParlc,2200sqltde- lfurry, rail R.-&tale 11.,. ul I ·-tad1ed home, xlnt. Joe. 4 89S.7155 "' " br, freshly painted. new Whela11 Rf 4 1 f"l"Tf Meeds T.LCcrt J Hurm. 2 Ra-$65 000 l'lo'c to GC1lden West t'ullt'.ie & :.boppini: l'Cn tt!l'"I SoCdifor"1a Rlty M&-5605 l 'NJVi-;RSIT\ P \RI\ Ox- lord J Hr. 2 • ~ lia, bonus nn. 220!1 sqft New cpts. llrpr:.. -.teps rrom ma1 s:reen~lt & PoOI Owner Avail 1mmlld $l12.000 552-85117 Earthtoaea. with aea&o· cptg Ownr 551-46.12 111g touches: comt' tte - Ow captain's quarter~ & Laguna l•och I 041 tht• other Cine features or •••••••••••••••••••••• • th is l>ra utttully 1m p10\'ed 3 bd rm . 2 hath townhoml' in l1n1v rurk. Slfl,900 DON'T PASS ME OPEHSUM 1·5 .av . 1ixce1>t1 on al a bdrm. home. ruahly #6 Deerwood East painted . deltl(hllully VALUAILI ., •. .,. Rttsnle Spec1ahats. Nr F1uor Corp. Exec. 4 landscaped atri um , . I UNITS ~.4 or 5 bdrm mod~ls RR. highly upi:rd'd, frml formal dl.ning Move In !'.llhl months old J ull COMMERCIAL .. dtrung rm. o;ep fam rm, cond & prlcE.-d to i.ell' MOUNTAIN VIEW -4 becroom home. ldlftboro moct.t. TMt home hat Cl fantastic: "''w 4'f Sod41tbeck Mowfttalna, b•eutlf11tly lftOlntolntd a11d dtcoroted. HoM• thow1 prldt of owtt•rthip. •. $9 5,500. UJ\N A Po1r-. r <108-8812 495-1 720 ~OtrTll LAGUNA 499-~l LACUNA BEACH 497 -3331 ~a .. •h 1041 La.Fon.t 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -2 Al'ra w CX!t!lln view, 6 Bil ;. 3BM11t. houae. poo l ~ t(iu ; pvt drt \t'-$1,000.000 EMIRALDIAY l . Wd111t11: a BR; atepa to bc:h-fQilS.000. ' 2. Wd /ll•: 3 DR; oc.an vlew-MaS,000. 3. Lra. view : 5 BR S&M,000 4.Suudly bit. 5 BR. cloite tot~M park $450,l)()O, $.O e n ''1 e w, 3 BR-c20.000 listed! Call for Info LOT ~!!>Om!) w pool1o laundry Owner is anx· th\lv: Park. ~.900 bl . 1ous. Reduced $132,500. WHIH IT'S RIGHT 541-0425 in tugl\ly des1ra e urea Pennington Properties PATTl WALK En NOR INS REALTY White Water Vlcw Jbr Ri\REJEWEL ..J:OROHA World Real &tlllti io,1:lS 1;q fl. of ll1' el -----0 .,... .. , 'TY ..... 2 1418 you'll know 1t. Hard to ~~~~~~~~!l bualdableland.$106.000. ~ '" restat e'Xtras, like 14.o ba No. Lag B<·h Elegantly decorat@d ~EL MAR home. 486Holly. Or>n Ilse spacious 4 br, 2""1 bath 1 ,..6 •*i 11 di ~ -DOWMTOWH YT u""-? Solarium floorln1 In Perfect HorM AMCHOIAGI Two C.11!. C.Ottaiies on WJt.Nf EVER Hlnw kitchen, up1raded cam~ S ,.,. ·levol. FR, FDR, \"et · ,,...meo " g 1 an ; ... al/Sun 1·4. 117',000 ... , T BR-$174,500 4 Bedrm. 2 Bath. super IMVISTMIHTS 50x127' lot. Excellent auede carpetlna, up· Call Agt Pat O'Donnell bar. eourmet lot. w pan :t. Duplex; ror mcorno or UISURE WORLD 49.1-8381 t.r y. l,.ge c orner l ot ret.irecnent-tl89,50Q. l.11r1e bedrms, f1replactt. ,714, •• .._771 I cond. Uve In one and 1ruded Jliht llxturH. fenced y;i rd . covered ' -rent on~ and watch your 1ara1e door opener • ---------• w1custom pool & 11pa Fin.ally, a ehance to aet HORTH UNITS Sun & Sull Club rac LINGO In! 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath & <:onvenientlocatJon, pro· ~7221, V. Grant. Agt REAL ESTATE patio with huge bnck1~;:..::.;:=.=..=.=.=.=.=.==..=.:-;.=.~:I 1nv e !llment grow neverllvedlnl-4 Bdl'IDI., ~arbeque, fully lnsulat~h· Rl'3 h .,tlt'ell y pri ced 2 bath•~ {&41\ll)' rm. &. ?'> o u n d proofed . WHITE WA. TER YU Sl.25,000. C 21 Seabreeze. SJ.0,,,000 brand new hiU top unit. vldea eaay acceaa & eas~ 968·393'' ' .._. E W p 0 R T Expanslv• views or tbe rentabl!Jty. Tbll dupiex ' • " valley,~.900 ls ideal {or the owner· MUST SELL. Top Locill IEACH ceramic Ute 1n entry and Exec. Townhome over· 962-5521 IUILD AH ESTA 11 kJtchcn. too many xtras looltlrlg hitrbor & liOUth ~~~~~~~~~! On this ocean view lot 1n ocrupant who wa nts a lion, Wh11perln11 tree:i , hedge afllln.st lnllullon New home under war-.._11·,.11• !!11!6!!4!!4!1•1!7!!0!!!Zl!O••• HOUSIALONI too hst. Won't last ut l'Oastl1n e ~1 th n1 i:bt-: old Laiuna &ach. Fan· $76.500. World W id c UithU.. 3 .&drm:i, 2'' ba. --------•I tll~tlc ocean, canyon. is worth this pnce. But you c•n live n841' lbe beach in Ool'on» del Mar and have rear t enonts help pay $17S,000 Slll9.SOO rent.). 2S30aq rt. 4 Br .r: IMMACULATE! ram. rm .. a car &ar .. SuQ Urok cr-s, 673-4:145 ram rm. rpk . 2 ~tory end * 8 UNITS htlls1de views from this urut proC land1c11ped & Eight months old Just protected c11nyon s et · &. Sall Memberehlp. 8y Thi" 2 bdrm. ho me, o wnt•r . IS 44 ·5347 or localed on a qwet sire~t 841'"1.Jl• IYOWNIER \ll'!>O Del ~ar. 3Br ;mu. f1tm rm, cnrlll~cd p.il10. Top cond. manv xtral\, newly pror decor ~k2 r,o(I i$-I 1-163 t'' ci. MESA VERDE BYOW:"IER I lld rm. J li.1 !IH.!'AA.I • ~~ 51!7:1 Iv m,i;, 'li!1·4i;J!i OWNER D ESPl':HAT~ -.:f:WPDRT llt:;IGHTS 3 Ur 2 BJ , FR. ~99,9!1!J Ownr/agt . ~-JJ92 ------- derortlted. G811 BllQ on lasted, Coll for Info 11ne In rxccss of one :.undcck. wet ba r • 1 m1 S.ll IH2S acre May be poaslblt• lo heh comm pool, Jot'. World Real 12tutf' divide Into two one hair ~ a o n a. t• I u hh u u~ e '-~~~~~~~~I~~= acre parccl11.Sl72,.500 T r ll n " f {' r q u 1 c kl-QUA.UTY po~i.e1>111nn owner PA.CIPICSA.MDS EnCUTIVIHOMl IS< QUANTITY. Look· l!J3frt<17 Open t111lly. 3'. Lan:t.~t 3 Br model, l '• OMLY SI 34,950 mi for bolh nt!OO'" Thl'n Ai.,1 welcome. $1~.bOO h.i, PV ';toue l'"'rpli• wall. Ont! block to blfl lake. look no more' This 4 'Jlwi brwtd oo.:w Wood· ( • 1T11 l o bear h BJ bridle hom~ ho• <I big bdrm . + den or 5 11wn1•r bdrm>. 3 bath home haa sn.soo bdrrl\ll, 2 balhll, frml din been attracllvely de· SSS-48~ rm. 2 ovenlr.fd frplca. co r ated t b r u o u t : COMftitETIL Y RISTOREO Old Spanish m ans1on with an ocean view. 3 u11 It~ one mile to Dani Point Manna. SZl.S.000. ~ 494-8057 • in a good nc1&hborhood. -- h1u1 a huullful yard. Lovely family home 3 ocean view, potential + bdrm, d~n. 21 ~ b,.. AC, Sl35,000 alln()l!t 2,000 sq ft on ror· ARCH llACH HTS. ·n<ll' lot. Nr xlnt schools, Luvt!IY c:arpeta. ltvelor.. i.hoppma. licach & Ten & new landacap1n11 ar<' a rua Club. Aaent. 644·682A few or tht~ frJIUrc~ of thl11 ...... _t_ Vl"'"'o-'067 2 hdrm. 2'°' bath homl• ... s:..._, ,.... \It & O::o.in YlcW\ from •••••••••••••• •••• • •••• 2nd11t.ory.Sl2A,~ 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, carpet, Jlj()I) ~. }oj' of llrttl'IOUS 1i~1ni:i ~ Ur :i Ha, · masonry fµlc':i, :..iuna. rl'C rm w iwet hnr & g:ib UUQ Nr Hotbor, ~chools & shopping 33851 Blu Lantern. Open Daily. 1 5PM, $214,000. 496·9723 ~ -57.500 worth o! uparade•. beautifully l&ruUcapcd & SPECT A.CUL.AR OUR 7~HS<ll In i mmac .. move in OCUHVIEW ~ 4 apac1:!SL~~~. 2 full [rQ-:-,, .. ~~im·."1·u·a·1"}1 .. i·a·m cond. New pnce $lOUOO ~~':1w;r~11~~SB~.1 ;1~: ~ drpe, patio, hmdscaped, fncd, beautiful view. 647 ·~or 830-3725 Newport leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** OWNER MOVING Thia Harbor V1.w hm haa been h1ahly upard'd thru <11.tt N e w c pt lantasllc matr BR·J add1- t1onal RR 's, 3 BA St CJ> dn FR w . .,... l't har, bea~ l>»ckyarcf w 1iat@bo· & JUCUIM OWNER L"> MOVING AND SAYS "SELL $199,900 SUIMIT A.LL OFMaSI PACIFIC COAST PROPIRTllS 631..0400 AllJff IM ASSUME & SAVE Falntain Valley I 03 brick (pie, country k~ch -----552·7000 dec orated. dee; Its l105N.Cocnotwy~l.og-baths, lge livina rm w/ Real E.o.tale ~ sphl level. Beauurully ~, ,,,.,,,,,_ ror family dinina. Lae re WOODBRIDGE THE .. ·. . . Sl:l9.~. See&. make of· 494•11n BY OWNER. Bli Canyon * * * Townhome. 2 Br. 2Ba, --------- cpt/drps. SlJa,500. Ph MEWfoRT DELIGHT 833--0fl:21 or 840-071!9 ar yard for kids & dogs CROSSING fer 3l60l~o.tHwy.,S.\.ogvftO 1---------i \\alk l<I lichools & i:olf The V11l:igt-or Wood· VILLAGE · · L.AGUMA 499-4591 4 BR Ch cou.rsil. Only $69,000. ~ridi:c Th.., tw-,t of both . . ·· COMMERCIAL armer ~ worldi.. Archllecturully _R~E;:::..;....A_;;l;....T_O_R_S___ COR .... ER EUOW ROOM OESPERADO, muat sell COLLINS unique 2&3 bdrm al·1.._ ________ 1 " th r1tn R 2 beaut 3 Br 2 Ba. den, all &ASSOC. tached & detached re.I" 1~00 Sq. ft of ofllcc ·00 ese twop e · new kitch. Weatclirr fudcnccs from $96,990. THI WILLOWS apace. 112\~ fool Iron· lots ln the heart of Dana hmt! $100.000. By ownr. 964--2425 ~ 1161 OPEN SUM. I ·4 taa• on Cout Highway. Polnt; ripe for develop· 1121 Oxford Lo. s.&8·0391 --------4472 P..tc Gllft Could be rental•. Owner ment! A1ktna $85.000 BY OWNER, Open llousc: WOODBRIDGE k ' h uy11 "1ell" Priced ll HARBOR VIEW S11t1Sun 1<!·51')'1 . 4 Ur 2 PRESt:O'IT Country itr l'n, C07..Y $225,000. Submll lerrna. HJ' . A~b~ 2br & den or Jbr. 2ba, l1;1 ne"l" dccor 'd -• tam1ly rm. with frplc • ......... JC ... HHOMI ~---n l'Orner lot, all upi:radet' .1 l~st WO',..l>ndRe'home w.illp~~"r It wood. IV't-• ~u~ --------.. ~7~.IAAI !15;~ lnni.bru, ks ~ ..... I l'·' d u • E L "' & deco reatures. par~uet ., uurm or.. JUrm ~ en. m"kes t Is a desirable R A. TORS 4tt•2IOO •••••••••••••••••••••• EXll!CTOWHHOME or Yo rktown, E of d r 11 ~ ent.r, by owner Sl::SU, 50. s; Ovcr.'>1.:t• lu t . 11 Y h1nuly home 1n lrvmu. 494-IOOt 494-7513 -'""-"·74'""',640.1440 --------•I l'µ~.,.aded. 11IN1lly lf•<'•1l llU'lhnrd. 9fl8·51lJS lndscpd ldcal for pool Onlv 579.900 for 3 bdrm11 , HORTH LAG>UNA .... ..., ed :i br. 2~, ba 111 Youn IHTHI All upgrdcdn Mc-<1<·un 2 ba~· SPA.MISH STYU Oceanside of II\\)' ortH HOUSI EASTSIDl 1 Bdrm' 2 hath' u 1n\ pil'tely rcmoddt'tl. 1 oc>m rd!' ho11ls & camp1·r~ \ rOu">t '\l'<'! Call tam \'aJle) Co11vcn1L'11I GLEH 1111veri. ti1.., I\ C Llv, elm Red tile roof. archctl U1v<-ly lBr, 2.,..ea l\omc Sat I rM Hit Dun to ~hoppinl? & .~chools rrN. 3 bu.t.h 3 Cat' gar . portico i..nlry . 2 on . In I ... I "''"'' FllA 11r \At<•rm-. :-.. 1-; Hunt Reach Glen Nr "ark Walk to lake ......_ ~ Wt poo in c:u atm n& 1718PortW•stbourne ., rm. w /hay "°indow & ·""' •t .,.,n500 .\bargain' C1ill ror de ,1n•a. 8rick µot10, sunny $186.000. Brkr/Ownr ""'# jf wuuusy sc. ma........ · ta11t, l'ourtyard create priote f>52-4121 or835·3S:SS I I I frpl. Dimna rm. Spacious ·!MEJlALD IAY HARBOR vn:w HOMES 531 5800. t•ves.!1&1-0391 l"nlr>. Large open ranch -rear grounds. See toda} 3Br. 3~8a, huge ocean tnti RE N.twcwi blylt1 kitchen adjolnln~ WOODBRIDGE !>OH Y. f"UXK1.l)( ~1!!i~~!:t~n'~94,qr31 View. pvt uaeable yd, !~~. 2 p~:nsw~ a'4dn~ 1---------1 fam1lv center. Crackling BROAOMOOH. 4 BR.. I RCXl.TOH ' noUung but the best In ~ ~. Moel' de· '!!Si # 3 BR 2 Ba home. &OOCS flrepl oce. &lau doors fam.rm,pool&spa,all ~C::-~ Brandnew3bedrmhome lhlt charming all ilruble Clrea. Only I I I area.$72.000.Agent. os>ek. n t1o colocfult aard1en. lndscp~ .. dedung, renc· &40·7000 wtapect•cular ocean sHOtunaWl~~~mJeO.ssasHu'soooo~ $1.39,$00. --S39-0784 inf• ze tna.s er P ua Ing, gor1eoua improve· I~~~~~~~~~ View In pnme N. Laguna ~"" " " DOH v. rJUXICl.IX ---------• childrens rooms. Hooey ments. m od el homel~ loc. Plua addillonal REALTY C@Q)D I RUl.TON \ l'lBURON lwnbee b y bel&ecarpeUn&,nowax rond.Move-lnready. Qtir..IEOF houaetohelpw/pymnta. 4'7·1?44 U mo1.o--,. owner. 4 Br, all elect, hi· floors. a 11 c ol or N?ent 640·5!560 " Owner motivated. Sub· ---------c.or-•-up1rd, quiet area, tHe coordlna~ed ! New on the Un1;erslty Par~s mlt all off era. world ~Hiit l.OSO RH"-n, Est. 1'°7 640·7000 p11tio, $82,900. Ph : market at $80.000. BKR, TURTWOCK nHewesd t bdrrn1 .lmodt · WldeBrolcors.673_.545.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (1'14)17..-00 MtSAVERDE IUCCOLA lmmac 4llr, din rm, r.im rm, :i car ~ara~e Xlnt Inc. Premium si lot at tfle end or the t!Ul·de..gll('. t;rc•at fa mil v home llEKSI': REAl,TORS 751 UiJ EASTSIDE CUTIE 963-4658. ~9311 Prime toe. 3 nR. 2 Ba. aT to res 11 ex raa ---------1 ---------! -------. fam.rm. formal din rm. such as deco11ator paint Own er. 3br, 2ba. Top Townhome. S Br. din rm, SI I0.00-0l ROOM FOR OFFICE Priva~ party has cstm 3 atrtum. patJ08 & more. & wallpapen, levelor• cond. Nu crpts, open llv. rm.. 2b•. 1600 sq ft There arc ~ bdrm~ with 1 bdrm hntwn H~nt. Bch Sl.2A.500 8.13 1193 throughout, professional-beam. ocean vu. Prin on· f7S,OOO. S51·1ZM ~= ~~.1~"J~~ downstairs for oUlco + hmc, lnt~reat«l in trad· -------ly dealgncd patios & ly pis. $127,000. 494-1207 Lovely 4br, lr1 lam rm pOOl It tmnll. Walk lo ramily rm.rormaldining Ing equities w/party I.WE/OPTION land s caping & an w/rrplc.Llv rm,duum. be.eh. & 16x39 heated pool. Cllll hav1ua c:ondo In Sunset SSS 000 enclosed laundry area. Bltn china c108()t. Prof now' ,. Br h or H . Har bou r • d h fllZ,000 =@=r-. , d""o, 3 car aat. Yr old. •••Ll-nd•a•Sl-au•&•h•t•er-· Ontu. ' , 636 9583 Your own con o on t e "'" water. 8 tennu~ court!>. Owner, 768-5183. 3 lir.H2 ba .Near i.chooJI & pool.'>, spas a nd 11ym . Divorce lorces pnce re· Lawson ·~ _ shops. Newly rcdec. 2 Super shurp unil • A ductlon ror qwck sale. ""r ('(U . p11Uos. PQJ'kllke yard. By GREAT FIRST HOME! l Gr.at Units! 3Br, 2. ba Condo Many Realty Comp•ny 21 Si-w Owner. $72.500. 893· 7'87. u ..... 900 A'" _.. with ocean view. This amem es . ..,.., · •• ...... DOLLHOUSI' OH'-Y SU,000 \~ m1le lo beach, btO con· do profnalQJ' a1.~ ~ • rorated. 2 big bdrm•, 2 b11lhs • cloao to -"OI. aauna &~zi or WMS down• 759-tiOl. - ~ Walker & l~r. Ilea! Estate AMEWYUR"S TOAST TO THE HOUSE WITH TH&MOST! A dehlthtful 8 BR, 2 BA . w /2 co:ey fireplaces on.a qulel cul-de .. ac. Located ln presLtalOu.t Newport. Pleue ciUI 540-3666 llflJela11 Al lll l\IAH .. .. 4·Plex. 100 lt. from ocean: 1248.000 W /land! nus lovclv 3 bedroom • Z'~· .. ~Oft I (Old LagWla) house la a 7e&-5008 j, home has .JUSl been re· HcrbOur I 042 pcfec:t owner unit +2 In I_,.. .... _... 'oir.2 HI I ... ... duced to S79.500 & the J bdrm rohdo, dbl gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ooo · ................ ,,....... • T _ .... o .. con:Mll • .,IJ5, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · y"ur11 with tbla 60""' b fi t "BR de owners arc anxious. patio. nu carpel, paint, & Sll!"-.n..a.Te. •. is " ..... a.JI ron ,, 1 n. ,,,_. 1 •· d v t B _.,..,. 5 ~ ,_, 1t.. ---------1 dramatic 2·1ly. A.·frame. peer, on Peruosula Marshall Rlty 675-4600 ..... me ocaUon "'many rapes. acan · Y DEEPWATERTNHSE IJ5ut'AM~SDl:IJ'd(E 2Lg9MtW.-lt" l!AUTIFUL 3 BR. 2 ba.; steps to MarshallRllr. 67~600 ertras. Woo't last! Cllll owner. $55,9:50. 963--0029 In thl1 moat unusual 1,._ appointment now 1 Lowt$t price wat.,rfront • Ith OCIAN YllW beach. '125,000 . .. , . COUHTRY LIYIM~ at only $199,500. Call to· niE TERRACE, areePblt homo w •1..Sanl larae Is )'OUt'I to en10t lo this OM THI CANAL in GREENBROOK day. RANCH REALTY Card.ill view of m taa. 2 entry a nd wlndin& a.rc:hitectually deolgned Super 4 BR + rurw.us "'"'r+ially nice "_ ..... for PUBCELLREALTY 561·2000 Br 2 Ba, upaudea, atalrcue. A coutllne 1 _ + fam rm e t """ "'''"' 848 '""0 squeaky clean. pool. vtew enhances a blf llV· Berkue home, locaUd n r .... , • • a lu +be mi near acres oC 1~~~~~-~~~~~ Wdbrdg 2Br +den, 2ba Owner. l83,GOO. Prtlic 00• lna end dlntlll rm with a guard 1ate community or redwood deck over the . greenbelt. This lge 4 1~ Broadmoor w /atrlum. Jy.844-29!2 coiy fireplace. Lota of Niauel Shore1. 4 BR. 2 water. Walk to ocean' Br+ram rm home bu lrvN I 044 Cor. nr lk, poola ~ tennla. --=---------1 atoragt and room mak~s BA. famllr room. dinma $155.900 over 2700•q rt. Seo \t SUn· •••••••••••••••••••• ... • St07,000. 551-0685 DEERnELD PK HOME this your m<11t comforta room. Pnvate parldna A STEAL!! day. 18147 Santa Lauret· llAUTlfU_L_._--1 4Br. 3Ba, ta corner lot, blehorne. SHD.SOO. for white sand beach. 2 + Den, nr. ol·ean RA.NCH RE.ALTY ta Cr. Open 12.-4 Foreet SAM JOAqU&M I u 111 l n d 1 cpd, h 1 . Do• •Hau llfR $11»,900. $89.000 55 I ·2000 otaen Inc. 962·6685 or Agt MODk: STOMIWOOD ad $139 000 O ....-"s. ' PRlSTIGIOUS CAYWOOD RE.ALTY --------1 _96lf_·5880 ______ 1 nus aarden level beauty ~-·· • . wnr C4111 494 .. sa 1 HleiUEL SHOlllS IHC. 548· I 290 ft.~-A S 1 •• I J •-In Woodbrtdce Place~==::-::-::--::--:-::-:-~~~~~~~~~ be u 1 ~,..... KNI Oft 4 IBUlOOMS + in Rancho Su oaqwn ... leQturlnir 3 bedrooms •mAUC $ Fur aroat ach v na. <>pcnSnt/Sun l ·S Beauttfut 4 br + lge hi1hly ·up_araded in andJormal dlnJni room. ft511_ ... J!»HOM4,0100 A MasfM'BIKe Featuring 3 BR. 2 BA, Sl29 Van Buren bonua rm. 2400 sq. rt. oC watlJl Ul'th ~des. Has Upgraded throuabout. ...__ -:-• r: hi&b vaulted ce1hn1a " 3 Br, 2ba, + tam rm, living 10,10• Moel de-mirrored wa rdrobe Ooae to park, pool and u.&•.....,P.tl !>cfe<."t a Wrm. borH0«1 view of &he ocun. Jacun1. Fri>lc. frort 11.tlU b~me in 'thla de· d60te anc'l a view. Tw clubhoui•. FAST Olftatandmf~ Br 2" beautifully lao:1c1~.ci Complete recreauon privacy court yard. New a'redprimelocation BRatvhdenfor'1l2,000 ESCROW DESIRED. a., rorm.i d1n1Ac rm, ~~fi!.~\i.:!~b:.~ center, N .. r beach. -c_~_i:_•_paln_j ..... · f1_7_.Rl500_._-_, 1 ~· • J»rieed ri&bt alfl.2',950. ta.ntly nn. air cond. Ex· vu. =ed. Woo't lut ~'!?!. ..__, ·~ • tv1ne ... es a u •• t«ial--'-~ ui>arlldee. prof. 44,lrN\ 536,>IE•'i'l"'"l ....,...... ._,,...... UM.I M1W ~aoo 4tM4t4 HMOIO 546-8M(), 151.344s 1· ·--oNY • 4twuo •t .. 24 a ~=~~!r.i C~2~451:"•• UMIRISITYfl.lb ~ • c:nv:/J!J:M U~tedoceanview, ba pool home wlth new --------1 ~llUl•~lUJ' OPIH SAT /SUM Monarch Summlt. 3br or equip. All new carpet, ._fflltgton a.oc:h I 040 twnhm, ru.u:iken t.Jt .... ~ep;a .. t·.., I ·IPM 2 " den. ute or lse custom paint. dbl rrplc & ••••••••••••••••••••••• in kitclufn, •oa: taulled RANCH REALTY $135.000. Ownr. 496·1117 many new xtru. S89,900. • BR I I I --111 V £.Z l 561 4 000 • -a.-1. I 0 .. 1 1 --.;.; IHd I 041 ..... Pnnceton By owner • • l'l> c. very c ea n '-'1:illn1. ~· l'lla nt, """ ......,..... -"' -..-- &;i.3729 Eves: S7L795. Appro" lS:IOaq Ct. central air. Walk to ten· -••••••••••••• .. •••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• Owner out of 11late , nls c-rta/pool. Fee. Univ. Park Want Ad He.Ip! 642-S6'I 800-41". SlOS,500. s.'12·7113. Deao Home h,i&hly UP· -----:----1.~~411.;;.:..:;a:::...:.-.~ll;__ __ , ~1radod Wl\tow Wood l •~·"' dl. Near park 4' pool. a Byoiwner/qent.2 8r+ R , 2~ Ba, prot. familY-1 qultt •tnll&ldoM s~ W/U.Md brick top~. Newd~ 1atdr atl.o • plantett. iar. op!lr. bnclc_.1t•m~. OUl"' _c,-"°...-: cararnlc S&UOO. D~• W'MMJ Ute. Baqut11it• bome. eV41,!51::1!! ~, l~att~i.a,~ooo.~m..m~~---1 llAUTUIUL 1-·~ w• "" • ffl~ o1 l'J,lq t Pvlr Hom• ftom $1.0l.900 ln th1a ~b. d• aired arta ot lf'lme. -=...;;.;~~~~~ .. I foi lcrtlJ ap1r•chd thn>Q8hout. 1-'or further lnbmat.J.oa call~ ,. : CE: llDlll l~lllS CD.; • QVER dO YEARS OF SEAVICE I YllW HOMI Wtiltll AICH 1.AY I ,, t<tt". 4, 'f ...... ' ~{I .. ~J .. ,, 111".-' .._ .. . . ' I' I ' ' Mew port Condo $79,500. '~ Block to Wettctur Pina Coty 2 Bedrm . home w ith pool. Xlnt ~~: FOR ESTE OLSON ~ ..... '·H• .. I ~ ~ ' '1 J 1 \I 0 ( l• 0 ., II I l ~ c I I $1 t I • Ft d ,. b IJ • ~ ,, Ll s ' u " (. ) N 1...; c " di & A .. ' . ........ ,..., S. Hon., "-"* KhM• Fw S. a.-bet bt.ee Other llHI latoto HouSft Unfwnl•he-d DAILY PILOT ...................... ····•····•••••· ............................................................................ ••············•········ Mew,_. .. _. l°'tS-CltNlilh 107,S..-.~ IOH.._,..,,,rty 2000LohforS.te 22001c6c>elsl-.d JJH~.~~~ .... tto.a.tU~ ..._..UafwW.i.d •••••••••••••• .-............................................................................... ··~u..:,·,··H··;;:·L·O··T··s· .. ~~;;:;~::·~;;~·~:;::; eo.t.Mfte lU4 ;;.;;:;:;;.~ .. ;;;~ ;;~ ............ ji'" Of9C SUN. l ·S EXICUTIVI HOM• TH&U aCM I y OCIAMfROMT "" QI' ZSr hooae w/p1t10 & 11r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• I 7) I "· H ... .,. Onlf once in .-·lule do A A SAM DHO in Yurba l.if\dl Four IOU Wlnter or yrty R~f•. rt'<l 3 bdrm 1 ba, urpeu, &,per 3Br. 1~1ba. frpl~. Ot1.a1c Tree Condo. n f'~n'mo pnc~ to U: 4 )tJU flnd it qualtty horn• :;;::: 1!f:~' ,:;!n r~~~ ~nn ;t RR unl\!I, 7 11 re!adyt totr butll1 4• tn'11~ 8'1~or (2131793 7U3 drape1. ltO'le. aara,e. bltns. pall<>. nr 111chool•· 2Br on lake, rt'lri•. a\• Bdrtn1 . rarn rmr. wdl t'Qlnf' on lb• rno.trkt'l tll•t t't~l'\1DJ'd +dttk Lc>cul Ueno 1trou. Sel I er J:[U::r' :11ee ·~~ oOo l~ ,.... --$350 mo. 10.9 W. Wllaon. 1M3.2 Pdlcon $U5/mo now, tennl•, pool. $3>0 kt' pt torn ('f h•,. 4t •• rRJ<..'1-:U KJGJIT Jl 1.."1 In t'JlClUllVC arto With m 0 l 1 v Ii l c d J t' rt y 0 ... • .. .. oarmln( Lrg lbr $400 CM. tl4&o3l92 ( '1 u ) 5 le. 8 7 $. 0 r mu. 6"7~9229 ll1~1k>U 51~·*" 'ou will rmd .. 1 SK. 2 8A. furnlly , ..... m Got(J mun liJl. 1'1 11 ) Mlt,OOO Pleuecall mo. yrly Avail l /H /'18. 2 (213l431H018 ________ _,. -GE..... lllrl(I', 4 8R t"AM ll.V "'' e Cl!:Nl'UKION PACIFIC COAST !\!es from No, Bayfronl. '1lr. 2.Qa, lae Uv. rm. ---~· home. loadt-d w1tb e~ "2'1replact:t. IZU.950. 1~l5:~'TATE. PR~•RTIES Call J udy ~4 '4925 or w/Crplc. nu cp\ le dl'l)I. Eucullvc home l\tar N.ewU 2Bdr. 2I~ b•.,_Cot ~· LZO·FTw.onAve .NU Lras Hutti.-yard, plll•o. ~..,...Realty V'f"liO 673-8700 W/1lde C.M. $450/mo oee~ 4 Br, 2 Ba. ram para es, .,..,,.,on • UALToaS '42.,.Ul hrepl,u·r frull trete11. 4•5-5220 4'6.2413 Tl.,LIX. C.M. 631-0400 me lllt. Jul~ bee. 548·3171 rm. din rm, wet bar. $395. Pb: 752-t.al!Aft. -OCEAS vn:w EDJO)' 493.9494 H0.5050 Great Easts1de lOC', --2 SlY •3 BR .. ~ba .• 1abltd ans llraiq, outdoor BBQ" LAKE SlDE 1 BR avaU. EXECUTIVE woking lhO!>t' steaks nn newer 3br. 2ba, frplr. yd Momttain, D•Hrl, beamed cC!ll i.' 1arage. pool $7SO mo Constder nowt $295 Call Georae thl• paun i:a!> BBQ. '"hilt' (2) 2br. Iba, '>Ut1oi.. t-nrl Rncri 2400 'a Blk. lrom btlach. 3 bdrm 2 ba condo, dbl b.e/~l 843-0707 . Mhltil ' th~ lodli play bJ!>ketball Wntw.iftstw 10,1 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• WlLUAM WIN'l'ON l:fa&e. pool avaU. Nr1----·------1 _____ ---DREAM or \Olh1yball un th~••••••••••••••••••••••• g~.,!1~~tr. 642-1603 hautHutVlew Rew E,,tatc IS75-333l C.$3'1S.646·11.15 Lr b~!"' hdtl I Nr new. 9Woodberld 1~ HOME lla\t.'tl c.:ourt~ TJWf,Y A tu:RE'S YOUR CllANCE t'u ed ood bl 5 lcAoaP..-141fa JZ07 E~qwslte elegant Green· 1. r.nu now up e'C, 2 TWnhm 3 r 2 ~$ 11, r~ l"1UflLY llOM I': ~aut 3 BR home, $2500 rn r L,w kl<' a n on ••••••••••••••••••••••• brook Giirden Home ror BR -2 BA, frp1c, 1ar, pr\v pd.~ mo 833·2265 l:tER'fllt\ ll ENHY dn CJll now 2~ hr 2~1 Lot-CM acres ... ran •n stove, 2 b facinc pu.rk 1 cln1d OK Gcr~t'OUs :i bdrm Tnna REAl.IOlt.<, ,tr,·1t·c846-687'1Jgt ll.....&...............1s10,ooo ~tainlelli. ~tcel sink.:? BR yrly Fplc, dbl cur. leai.e. 3 Bcd~lm ... "" 3a. Nopet.ace!·~/mo i•cldi Luxunoosly appointed .i mod~l 1n The lilutf:. Tru ? .. JS l>.,l 'JJr , 1· --c:arpets rnsulat1on & beuut clean 559·7499 farruly rm. 8 s.,,_,J t ' l 'r le\'CI twnhse t:n1versltv 1 t d ~ '-' 4!>2' .!I Ow d "SELL IT' · · • 0 · c Nttr<i n\111Nro411 111..-1·. wa er. o&e o rwya, · • y an e'<ecu 1ve reum ner 101 punellnf(. ~l.3JO. Call 4,11 ~ell vue l,n, pen .. 1 • schh & i hops. Call rark, ;i Br. den a St.: home Community J>OOI & S• Ji.an Other Real &tat• 2 r. pacl o u i. 3 Bdrm Goor&!l Frey, Den J~inklc Sat/Sun J4PM ___ [9 ll~llll'~I 96vn9Tor536-090'1. 1uper vlew. cov'd atrium dubhou:.e right accro1111 Capistrano I 078 ....................... house'.\ l''rplcs. bcum"'<i Heal Ult ale !;<12 34Sti. \' nd 8 2 b ____ .... ·.-"patio. clp. roc-mal da the i.treet. f'anttti.t1 c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l•Hot.lt• ce1l 'gs & M ORE• --- --• ear rtou . 3 r, a, ., A WATERFRONT wllb Ing rm free 1tand1ng \lt'W p, t Jacuu1 & oll BY OW .... ER F« Sale 1100 S00.500 SUbm1l orr~r RETIRE on the Colo~<Ado cpts, drp5, i.tv · r~rng. 1 • Bo:&tShp. Lavlabdecor & 1 plc adlb $•115. By km<h of good•<'~ Only "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• H 1 v er Mu s l Se 11 S500 mo. Aft ti pm. tw1Ushlni Te 11 Jae · 1 · ed Sl57,500 2 Br, 2 bJ Condo SS0.500 Signature .73. 2.1it60 plus ~ 1-eautiful deluxe.> 24 x 60. 1139-9317. COZV3 Bdrm, l ba. crptl, th b,'· nn '> • owner. mm occpy. Op~n Sun l s i\s!>umabll'. owner will ffidOE.ed porch SJt,000 ~~\alt ,\too1te home. f-1ved 1n 7 Corona del Mer llJJ ~~ ~;, '= &;J~ldrer ewor · ~12' 4t348lBora75 9250 -M>GPlata.Nptli\'h CJ\.ers ca 1·..,1 row Open l',btatcSalc.A1.1.64ti<IJ80 lll•)uun& mo:.. i\reu s mos t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ni"::"""' -4 let\· 2Br, bltns, cpta, drps, Heriluge Park Twnhome AESOP REALTY house 10 AM to5 PM, Jan --- -~" beautiful park. Call SPYGLASS J 4 o ec. ftlllc, dbl 1arqe.. ~ov· New aBr, 2~Bu, uPo-• 731-4911nr835·0739 7 8 3l<l77 l..o:. flaos St. Trailer :.pa1·11 8x36 &dull <714 l!rl'..! 708. Blythe, CA D 3 B 2 ,ocean v e~. 2Br prime E /sldo toe•· end paUo, Coed yd. ~ &rades, AC, 1 wk frte 496-4752 purt. r, a, ~m rms,"""' ti f cd d · rno. 546-7682 rent $400 mo . OIWnr ---------t ~ 6173 LOVELY table. overs1ied pa\.los, 00.. D Y • ~. 1ar, S$9·SS98 NEWPORTHEIGHTS l ________ m.1 HOMl&IMCOME 8RIGHTHOUSE all xtras. $1450 mo. aar cond. water, avail Br, 2 ba, 2 ator11--------- <.:har ming :!hr. 2ba homt THE IEST IM CostaMesa-Hwpt lch Llir&e 2 bedrm duplex in the m~l EXCl.USJVE _Ow_ner_tA_g\_831 -7006_. __ ;,~~35o1 mo . Refs. townhome, bltnS;.._!IP· ~leOGh l241 in choice location, ,11 IEACH LIVIMG DOUBLE WI DI': with ovcrs1ied gar age loc:auon in FABULOUS SAVE TIME a:raded crpts. drJl6, ".,le, ••••••••••••••••••• •·~ 1ractlve rul -d r .,,tr· t 'n1qu<-. 1·u ... 1om n!dar & LUXURYllOMJ-: ~wcl & private, near l!J\MJLTAIH Estates on If looking for apt or hse 3bdrm2 badbl gar. encl pvt patlOIJ, pool. Extra 3 Bdrm .. 2"'1 buth huu•• -.treet. 135,000 n·ciwood 1:n\·1rnnment, IJM.>ly l Br & halh ln maj•ir i.hoppm~. Perfect tht! lake MARVELOUS 10 COM, NB. or frv, call patio, cpt.li, drpl, blt·i.nJ, clean! Xlnt toe. $415/mo wfth 1~m1ly room plu6 Oi>t:nSatiSunl" 1 o\t•rlook1n g \hr San :.dultpt!tpar" GorAeous starter or rellrcmt!nt \1EW Slf'P outi.ide to Carol at Boyd. Rentals pool, kids OK. no pets. 661-3445 den. Na<ie yard, bullt·m• 1iOIAldc<in.l5lh&lrv Clcml'nll' 1·0Jst 4 l'Ornt•r lut w1bl'i1llllful homc.Call540.ll51 lhc gardl•n &alewslei>:> from $375. No Fee. $3b56444486 Br,2 ba.famrm.fncd ~ Jocuted in quiet Joanllvefy,RJtr Bedroom' t haths lo1hcpg. \'l'1y private lo pnvalcdorkforbOat· 6755930or6737229 Bd I d & yd. Close to schls & Nonbl!Od.~tmonth 6424799 i.wimmin.: pool eas) ponh&pauo~ pll:ntyof ing & ".tll'r skiin~. --------3 rm, cpts, enc Y. bops 1450 9fi8..34BT ---------i "aJk LU '"1pular ti«achl's. nowers, r0t.es. d1mbcrs, MA'RVEUIUS dt•i.lgn by (..1L\RMING BAY FRONT carport. $325/mo. To see 5 · mo. · Built for family ln·ml( hummingbird lecderi., noted woman &1rch1tccl. Home. Winter or Yrly, call C2l3l 446-0673 a Br 1""9 Ba twnhse, quiet 3 Bdrm. 2 bal.h hou&c 1n Wood!; Cove area with built·ins & a SUP~R VlEW! ~/month. Pvr COMMUNITY. 2 Dr i! Ba. W. Nwpl. $125.000. Compl r cmodell•d, nr beach M5·0358, &15-ij914 S.lW.OOO t•lt' l'LIJS ~w1m min g you havl' 4 bdr~s. 3 3Br_.2Ba,dblgur.frplc,a Newly redee. 3 br house. adult comm. Pool, =:~jn~~~·~ii~~u~~~:~; Cabla Mesa 4 Plex. single baths, playroom, dining pat10&. Reis. rt.oq. 675-IS02 2622 .. 8 .. Santa Ana Ave Jacuui, sauna. 2 car gar, on I Y S 2 l •!HJ o L • c level. :ill 2 Br l Ba. In· area. enormous I ivinic or (213)799-3295 <Ga.r . avail) $370/mo: $385. 960-3786 Oceanfront apt. on the 3 Monarl'h Bay l'ltua lll.)IJ:J.28.29 tome $1200 m onthly ~~';' r~ ~·~eS':~e-:I~ Jasmine Cr~k 2br , 2ba Depoellreq.962-5050 1 IR. I IA sand! R e mod el ~d 1 Lai:un:i Niguel SOUTH COAST Sln.ooo. 963'7600 or PLEASANT LARGE condo OR 2br. lba renr LRG LUX CONDO, So. Freshly decorated lo Bdrm. with built-In~ SanClt'Mtnte 107 496-7222 831-0836 '.'lfob1le llomcSales S39-07S4 DECKS. Complet ely unit.&40-7804aflSpm Cat Plaza area. 3Br, H.B. Vacant. $265/mo. Leue.$'100/month. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2706 1-f bo Suite 208 88 C & C ar r, 4·PLEXES Hunt Brh, furrushed,21 hoursecurl·HarborViewHiils.Beaut. 2...,ba,allmjra.ppl&alr. AskforMack962·77. msey ....-y D£SfGHEO JUST ir~a •-a --1080 __ <:'.\LL540·5937 Covingtons. prime loc ty guard lo glv.~ you deco 2br, convrt den, Pools, t en nu c rt1. LOVELY 3 BR 2 Ba 497.2457 FOR YOU _.... "" lmmoc. High Jn c. peace of mmd. !'inane 2ba e lect bltn kit S47S/mo. 540-6597 or •. •---------' F.unlly fun in this nqw ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI OO/Mo. Rental PPJ Agt. $185,000 ea ing for q11al1f1ed peo~le-cath~ral cetl'g, fncd yrd 6'&6·2143 O~~~ k~~:~ 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, atrium. h i l . FIXER VA COSTAMESA M()...W&l llcx1blc. S375.000 •rm w/dtn pauo 3 car gar • _.U ~ N f • hplc, completely ome. n prest g1 ou~ -19711 Skyline. 2Rr. 2-ba, f'or more Info call re· solt wtr & gardeoer 10'. ~oy-• 0 ee. remdld. Walk to beach & Mariners Point. Garn!' Nodown.lowrlosini:-col> plu!>hpalloporch forthnt ultor, Doncllt' Mellana cl'd.Lsc.644-8210 4Br,2~Ba+ amrm Br, bonus rm., cpls, town. $800/mo. Ph room. Caroily room, J L'>, :.pac1oui. 'I Ur w/air. spcmil couple or pcr1mn 8 UMITS 21.3/925-9545,866·7920. --Npt Riviera condo. 1 blk d-c I .,.501 640·1020 OR, 21 2 fl/\, formal din f 8 k B p t ... ...,., rp c... mo. S C'sl Pl;11a ar<'a . who('njoys luxury Lov e· Eight months old. Ju11t RMl&taf Qulltnt 2 stry Cape Cod rom ac ay. vtou · 968-7146 1---------mg. $2l5.ooo. SI~ !JW llu1 ry & c&ll 1 ly locuuon. !lwlmmmA llst~t Call for info w~__.• 2900 3br, 2ba, big yrd $600 dr •Pa & wood deck 2Br11':! Ba. fplc, view. nr 675-7390 \i,:l'nl 540 tMli pool, etc. CS0813) 523,000 ~1-0125 urrr.u mo 673-6651 • patio. 2 Sly end unll, els pac Broo'kview condo to bch & shops. No pel,i. SOUTH CO/\!iT World Rc.>aJ E!.tatl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo Rec fac. new w/w cpt end unit. 3 Br 2Yi Ba. Adult.!>. $UO mo. 494.3223 e Real Estate f'ROFESSIOMAL IUILDIMG •t Of ~lob1lc llomt•SJlt'i. 0 W N Property 1 n Jrvine Terr .• " BR , 2''2 & pol thruout. $<175 mo. fpk, 2 patios. Nr pool. - <!71.1tillarhvr,Suitt•208 Inglewood, Jlowthornc ba , l'ncl. yard. beamed See at. 2448 Marseilles tennis $495.846·9'03 Emer11ldBay,ocean std e. Old W Id C'.\LJ.54059:11 TRl,LEX orSo BayareJ? l'e1l.,frplc.S6SOM0. Way()penSal&Sunl0·5. 3 BR. den, at 1 eps tu Or tONE Y EAltOl.l>) WILLP.AYCASH!! Agent 673·5354 (714 ) S48·1G49; (2t3)3 Br Glen Mar Home. beach.$750Mo .. ttApril In Sunla Ana lle1i:hts VIKJNC:. 2-lxl\O, 2 Or + Attral'li vi> Eust C'ostu l'h. Tom O'J\llcssandro .:.. f Ii , 3 B 2 b-;.,,-50 433.9925, Crpts, drpe, fe!'ced yd, Emerald Bay, Ol'Clill ;irea. C'hJrming home FH, top t•ond &. lcw or Me-;a ,2 RRumt:s,ll'2 or!! TD PROPERTIES ,.,., o iw y, r, a . .., ---. walk to 11bopp1ng. Lse side. 2 BR. d~n. super,. lots of room to i:row. 2 hc Jl'h s:n 500 i\gt bJth.,, din ltTi·a J'rl\ • • , mo. Beaut. manicured }Jg 3 br, 2t , ba condo, $395.536-2375 vie w. SJ$Q Mo . Y~llr ~anl..:lt•mcnteprof tildi. f)(.odroom '. dinmi: area, 64&-1380 1 <213)674 6!!07 or (711 ) home Walk to 11hops, wJfrplc. all maj appl ill· 'round. office !>Ultc~ a" ail t K room for t•ntt•rlainmi: patloi., ~. srp. s infs: 1 1· 546 6201 1£nyl1 m e ur p81'k1ng, bch S4lM732. cld. Air cood, attached 3 Br, l~ ba, pool Walk to TURNER ASSO<.;. Hoom' l.ar~e parking f' 11 S88 950 JI LNTINGTON BEACH i:ara~c11 .,a apt w / rp 17141~6·~221 11ll 6p.!.!1 _ _ l 24 gar W/flf/llr. Comm pool beach & 1cbools. 91'12 494-1177 49'J-4SlH .lrt-a !tent Jl 55• µ1•r sq .xce cnt "ri·a. ·· · · Bv owner 2.Jxt>-1 (;rPen· $185,000. CottOMHa 2 & tennis. Nr. So. Csl Ma halo. 642·3595 or --------- It Con~1dl'r lrudl''> & llKH.l·;illS.IO·t7zo. hnarMobile Hom1>,l'IOlle /\GF,NT5520434 RlfttG1 ••••••••••••••••••••:•• Plaza. $495/mo. 83l·23S6 (213)433-5905 2 Br, den, 1 \-'l b all\, l••rm ... ~52.500. 493-0233. TARBELL t11 :.hopping & bt'uchcs. Tustin <l·Plex. corner lot. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA WOODS dys, 536-4976eves. ---panoramic ocean view. ~ !Jli2 3-WO 3br frpk 3 2br units Houws fumished 3 BR. 2 BA. big fenced Hlllll • $450. 49'7·2:JTO ~ .M-ob1lc Home for Snlc. Prtn only. <:all bkr, ....................... ya rd 4 y r 1> ol d . u ic.4Brbse,primearea. H..!:t_. 324J 4 bd 2 b :.If pt._• .. .. DraJce & Asso 838-S?OO lalboa Island 31 06 5 2 5 • l h c ALL Elec lcltchen 2 car ear E r°id 11 T r #1 ln~ailfondo 8x40 Cew yard!! Crom __ ·-· _.__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $ 1 mon elecdr.Lgyd,cblldren& ••••••••••••••••••••••• mera Bay errace . • tM:c.m &IZ·267'9 ___ Newportlh,'ts. ncw4.plex, LUXURIOUS 3 nR. 4 BA TSl·3l9l. pel'IOK. $550/mo. Owner HUNT IN GT 0 N Ocean view· USO' \A) find wh;it ~ciu "ant 10 all c ll't', bltns, lndsl'png, North Buy fronl homl'. MESA VERDE aft6pm. Call 546-1384. HARBOUR Sea Gate end 62\.1628 __ --.-~ \1 Daily Pilot I lai1~1f1crls -IUYSlS l .. VESTMEMT s pac1Qus owners un1l. Yrly or tihort term. Avail 4 BR. 2 ~A. fenced yard. unit twnhse. 4 Br on ~911411 llll , Flr.1t u.,er deprec1ot1on Jan 1. LORA VAN CE nl-w pamt & c:irpeung. EAST COSTA MISA lagoon, 30' sllp. 1 yr lu, •••••••••••••••••••• .. • -~"u'~~~~ ~~sc~~n~r ~~~ Walk to 17th St. 642-7152 Rt::ALTOR.673-4062. $52~~ month CA LL .,_WTOWMHOUSI nopets.MO·l().&2 Lovely 3Br 2ba fncd ~ 'Jew. single wide w/ex· or673·0782 -lcAo Pftliftwf -l I 07 556-26ti0. . 3 Br, 2 story' cathedral lt-YiM 3244 aprinklen· &k opener.' All-Year Delight! SIZ!S loYz.24!12 "" 1TT 1-'\i ..... 1ff """i"- Lovable Chief 74 75 &t~'B~ ~ s 1 fntncl not a foe1 Sur e>rKt a child w1lh this doll From the ltp ol l11s ftalhtred lludband lo tilt l<H! of his moc ''sins ~ ti dfh«~t a small child Uie f,11 01 'ul!dt clolh for outht Pat 7' 15 palltrn p1tCH ooll ~bOUI 1 • • clothfl pando, 2ar, cruuder '62 GREAT STARTER ...... ~ ........ ~ ....... C:: SELECT fi~~r°!'. f:l:~c-~~~P P~crro~ •• ~ .................... nodoga tcistmo. c97.31~·-~1~ DUPLEX OCEANFRONT 4 br, 2 ba l PROPERTIES garage. ssoo mo. plus Uruv Pk Ill. 3 Br 21.h Ba, Beautiful Sea Terraw NEWPORT BEACH Obi wide·buddy 2Br. bl fl home, boat docking ~pace. pvt bch C.11 on th1sone1 '68 GB3651J IGO GROVE HOMES 898-7839 761-1101 638·7917 homeavall.Fcb.lhruJu. i tO. credit report, plui. + bonutl rm. Oxford. home.lBdrm.3bu,fum Two blocks to heuch ly. Frplc, wash/dry, S,ECIAL $100nonrefuodablescc. $525.547·7044 ;833·3215 rm .• rrmtdlrung&hvinl! • Good rents. show:. ~pee· dshwhr. 2 rar g:Jr. No 5 Dr 3 Ba home on goll bond plus $50 cleanlna. P\'t community w/pool, tacular in .& out . wood. pets $750/mo 644-9582 course. Opt avail. now. TotaJ move tn $SOO plui. IBITA&.S jacuui. ieruua & beach ~,i.:~!·.~~s ~au~~~: Hewportleach 3169 S895mo.M0-29Sl SJOO. 1 • ~:~~:!: .:.:. ·:::~ S72Stmo. Poss. lse/opt ~.1440 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 Ba, frplc, bltns, I~ l'11ont.e Vista <east jBR 28• $4151535 752·9223or49946U -· 1185 Senate St $425 mo Newport BJvd, welit of • a.··· • . . ~. W""'"''"I)· R d l' I . Beautiful West Newport Lst •· 1 ·t. + .. """·9305. Orange South of Del 3 BR. 2~ ba ....... $495 lmacine 1tv1ng in e new "'~1 •• • csi~n iain bcachfronlhoml'5·6Br. ""a.s ~e~...,., M >' •BR 2'hba ..•. $500/625 ....,OOOpatlohomeforon come2.3or4 umti..Mul>l 2 b "'· 1714 1956"0~1 --ar . so'3 B ~"""/750 .., ... h a v c ocean v Jc w . -~·~rn. 'JO' NF,W 3 br, 2 ba. ram rm'2 DRIVllY •CAU 4 ~. a .•...•. .,,.,., ly $422 .ipo! near oce&n, CJp1i.trano or Dana Pt OCF.ANFRONT 2 Br. gar. i.ty. quiet, nr schll>. ''Miil or g 1:·2~a·uvu·ti,·;·= 2~ Fa: Rm, pool. area 752 1830 ulll pd., $37S mo. Winter IT\ICrowave. $615., days ,6,. "671 c e. o er xtras. 18 or 63• 83S·3437 eves 673.ac84 ~-e>ver. 968-8623 Ac:noge for Stll1t I 200 675-1 2 • !OC' appointment to show ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br. 1 blk to ocn. Cln, 3 Br 1•2 Ba. 1500 sq.ft .. on Mission Vlefo 326 7 Two '\r 4 PLEX • HB qwet, uul pd. No pet.s. Gibraltar. Yard ma int. $265. 2 Br. no dogs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $275 Winter. 548·142S incld. No pets. 7Sl·9662 645 Victor1a. 3 BR, 2 Ba, coroer lot. ACRES Liberal Cinancine •n· ___ _ _ _ for info. 546-9124 near Lake. $375. Brand dudes assumable V.A. 1 new.49S-7J64or516-8'12:J t''Jxer upper house, 3 car garage, bunkbOUBe, out bldgi., fenl'ed. Lota of tn-. .... Priced for quil'k 111114' Al(t. e~cbangc. new conven· HouSff u..ftlnithed 3 Br, 2 Ba, fam rm. pool L.Ge 2 Br. den 1 'i':i Ba. J. t1onal loan. or owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• table, dbl gar, beaut pix. paho. S325. Adlts. 3 BR. 2 Ba, frpk, air cond, part1c1 p at10,n Low Geweral 3202 ynrd. $425. 642·5466 or 64V751llM642-1276 cul·de·sac. 5350. mo. J vacancy rate. New paint ••••••••••••••••••••••• t>i54483 b FirsUslast. 83().1740 ( & cpts. Close lo beaches. ---2Br. 2Da, den. ar, great lfSZ3 CAMP'USl>t~llM"E $158 ooo E. Side woodsy loc, frplc. New LaMancba Twnbm. 2 ' · For Rtftf or Lease Jg fncd bkyd, Nwpt Sehl ___ WHtern Pocifie 3 OR. SS751mo. l IR Ir 2 IA Dist. uofurn or furn, Turtleroct 4 br. fam rm. ~~!~~n ~rp~/: ~~: AVE ACRES ProperliH 55 Acacia Tree La house. large yard. A~ail. grdnr incl 'd $575 mo. din rm, 2 ba, view of UCI. vaulted ce1ltng6. Loft (714) 676·5717 0 R 522·2080 I d r. d h Cai& 731-1522 2 BH. view. $525 mo now $3SO per mo. es 673·2992 evei; or 548 8287 U;e. Grdnr. water, as· wtwet bar. AdJacent to I ar to 1m or:;e pro· Side C.l'tf. Cw ll Sue: d son. dues pd by owner. pertv, brand new. 3 BR. 2 __ 128'2 Begonia 556-7707 ays SS7S. 18971 Antioch. Agt. coll course . $450 BA home hua family 2 BR, den, $625/mo "·' """"' 552.7474 ' ,.I! * MOVIM~ • 1947 Port Cardiff Easlside. 2 br l ba, newly ~l·....----------room. wet b~r. frplc .• 3 Must ~ell Lwo homes near rcdec adults Rochester M ,_.. leadt 3169 car uar Won t LnM Bkr 3 Bil, den. view. $975. E/Side sharp 3 Br 2 Ba. S .. · Orangetree Condo, new 1 ~r-· " · Newport llt>ights; new 3 :!125 Voe ht Radiant Din Rm, fplc, pauo nr anta Ana, $350/mo. bdrm w/loft. Brown cpl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <TH > 677·5Wl bdrm • 2'~ ba.. charming AvaJI 1Sth 540·9537 4 br 3 b f _,.,. ORS22"""" 2BR.den.vacw.$600. yard. Re!na. atv. $48S. · self·cleanln• oven. • a, am rm,"""" ·~ upgraded 2 bdrm. home. " fL 1444 S U N B ~Ms ~1.S,OOO 27Montonas&te 645·5089 8Two 3232 Avai.1.00::.~7".Jmo. ~mo.Aa~nt.*L°i.5032' ~ ·~-. ""'~ BPRor'tff:W25ey/mbrlod. ge N~ 3 Br 2 g .. , dbl ca •••••••••••••••••••-•• ~ ...... forSal• 1300 CALL ~ '46·U14 ~ "'-" ---------1 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ~~J 4 BR, film rm, din rm. car. canyon & partia Bu1ul~ful 0\,;BR, ~~· On the Lake. Woodbrldae FIMElt HOMI Studio apt, Rou moor .....,,... View.'975/mo. ocean view. New Marin w/ rp c, • Air · Croulna. 2 Br. N r . BIG CANYON. A~ut.e- Towers, Leisure World. REALTY 2019 Yacht Resolute Hl&blaods area. S49 Super area. $4SO. 963-4.561 &acll Club. $300/mo, ly amaabin1 Au1u1ta For sal e. Estate Near Nc•p•rt PHt Orfln mo .. WU' pd. 64~110 Aaent.Nofee. CallSM·l.234 Plan. A masttrpt~ ot sacrlfice. 494-3167 Mesa Yft'Cle 4..f'fn &&S-7276 Feat• Vtlty 3234 UnivenllJ Park Tettace dramatic deslcn wltb Wl-C.-ftl!'Y Loft/ Large 3 br + 3 2 br unit.I. 2 BR duplex, stove & r~f. ....................... twnhme, 38r, 2b•• frplc, s urpassed 8~11 It.course ,.__. 1500 All units h ave F .P.. $275. 1916 Wallace, CM Nlcebme,4Br2Ba,bltmJ, dbl gar . ins/mo. S.::S';~~th . den • -,..... ow 2 B L t h"• 64$-Sl.26675-8074 D/W,woodbum1n1lplc. 552-7&96 H'"'.:Ta .... Gsaco ••••••••••••••••••••••• · .. a. as P -0 1~~~~~~~~~!1 dbl gar, encl back yard. - " • 2 Cemetery lots. Pacific CSOOO') Prtn. only. Agt. HOMEFINDERS Duplex-2Br. 1\.-la ba. Sg SS95. Roxie842-4210M·F'. Woodbridae New 3Br. dJn llALTORS 640-15'0 View, near the c hapel ~~or642-&SO Thou.sandsofRenlals gar & patio $260 N Be 8 8 W rm, fam rm, atrt11m. $400ea 548·7!!!1 *V"' U.._S * All areas all prices J)l'ts. 644-7211 Dave aut r estmonl. $500. Ph '714)49f-24S8 NO FEE! Jlous~. cond , " ""'' refri&. W/D, D/W inc\d. dupl exes. Rental Coc111•rcial 2.3. & 4-plexes . Zero Sample.' IEAUTIFU&. $45(). 997-7689 tr 538·3824 Deerfield Townhme, 2 Br. Pavilion, 675-4912 Bltr. ,..opert'f 1600 Down Call agt, 5~·0777. $85. l Br, furn, uUI pd MISA VERD& "=Mr-+-•--"' '!112,.0 2\.\ ba. Pabo, frplc, gar ••••••••••••••••••••••• $200. 2 Br, won't l1111t, ut. ,......"""'_, __," • "" d r opn r up g rd ed 1--------- NJ-;WPORT. Great lou 4 UMITS H.I. S29FSET3B1rM. kE1d5sE(fRnVcd1c~~. W>~cl(!k 3 :i~ B~uFt•pT ••••••••••••••••••••••• scoot mo · :iv ail now· WALK TO BEACH. pool uon for smull bu1une~1; 211 Blocks to occon LI ir 57 ,.122 c. utui'ch~ 'ear, rncd yard' sst-6066or M2·8486 & tennis . Exclt1na 2 W/dd viaablht . Aitt r......a ln""me $141[000 ~ -v N .... so l')tory.4bdrms.3ba.~un " ,,,_. w • "• • opets. -mo. New l ·level :? BR. beaut _w._>-4380____ PAILMA RLTY 1--------1 541M439or631·126& loc. $4.2$M o. ~k & atnum. '625imo lftcCMM "°Pertr ZOOO Downtown HD. 536-9305 f RE£ Brand ne'tl', 3 br, ram. LA R G i; h o m t o n ••••••••••••••••••••••• LONG-IEACH rm., 2~ bot, frplc, M WATER with boat cfoc:k. ..wl'ORT HllGHTS Two 1 Br -t convttt'd OVf!n. $$2.5/mo . ..,1-113$ 2 story w/4 bdrma. fam DUPLIX gara•e bacb. Grot RENTAL UST _an_er_s ____ ---1 rm. dlo rm 6 pnvac~ Extra ~!2 2 Bil unJU. a tarter investmont. Web.an bomet lo every ZBr, 1Ba. fncd 1d. pio. Sl.200/mobe. both ·~hvate »•Uos. Polltlv• cub flow. niu area. VIit••• Real lll/lst + MC\lrttJ. •---------1 UDO NORD belt loca· Ona'Ctlt~~~ pt1co .P$,OOO. Call for Est.ate. 10082 GarfJeld 211tSt.CSG-a555 UOO. bee. 2 Bdrm, dtn. t.rmll Aw. H.B. HM$$7. diDlnl rm. N .. la II out O. IU ...... IUtr Fee ~~~~~~~t;;;:"ft:l.:iB;:i;i;il f100/tn0. ~ W·a:!U'~~~~~~~~f r: ON LIDO, Spedel l .l~ bdrm++. Olamoroo. &.9tttws. 2200 TlllNI BUY' hideatrQ.Sl50/mo ...,. CB .., ... •-••••••••• .. •••••• • ON WATER. Pa~ 4.,.., ..,.. ,.;.. l\eirdJtobulkt on lat. fan· MOTllMTl VIEW a Br w/beaut d•· .._. .... Inn llltlc ocean view,. w 1.;:;;;.. ___ ....;.......__, _______ _, corSSSO/molle. !1't. f~ou. •BR un· t.obeachf t.aiima. lt.1, 2\t JM. ea. Sn prtme Owner111ent m-'1298 cond. ?II.,.. cptl, \C Bt1t BUILDERS -1111ct tn area. 1221,500. Cotnpl Co..ul Com· Xlm tG"tOI avaU. Pbone m11tlon J>repareUonds -----------• .... Mr. McXuM. (7\0 SubrQIUlonf. Ex· Mt.>JMO. psleoced 681.f/127 __ ............... F.fttERALD BAY, ltt lot t1W cd1 4 Id\. DUpltlUll ID presUatC'lbl pvt. CC>m· ar 5 C . Pina Bkr •unlt1. Plan• avall. srrMio _ru_ ......... __..m.......,.....,......,....,.,~1 I c 8C DAil. Y PllOT ~wport Shous ·110 1·r~1..ert .14 Hr. 2 ll.1, nr dubhtlUS{'. p<>OI~. "'~"" & tcnru'>. No pel-; ltfl·'1 tor f .tm1ly ~lo mo , .c.t" J\ I l J. ~hworer. ·111.;:1~ hJnnel front 2 Str) 3 + ltllh, lrpk, hui.:e patw 11 I IJ•I 1.;3 ~I 1j7 I I IH'J Mii.ii SEA VIEW SI 100/MO ,, 111 J l 1 ,. o l' l' J n & .1 port nltl' ll~hf\ I II'~ m tl11s •I hurm. ;1 1o:1th •i.1dm1111r S1'.1\ 11·w "" Hr ,rnd nt·\11. 111·1 "' ··ti Ill ( v.:r .. ct1•1I Jwt.. 1'11rm.d 111111111: l-"1 H •pl.;1·1•., '.-,ell Jllllll? & m1crowJ1c "' ( mnm 11001 & 11•11 'l~ \11111 ... 1 1mm1·1J 1111.1111 1 11urr) ' .111 ·liOOf11r prCVll'"' ... . ,. !'> l'L lllO WEEKLY RATES I \di hitl'lwn & T\" l.1111•1h ,\ l td1t1cs < ·r.osE ro uci-:,\"' Royal S..ites Motel :.'lllON!!~port Blvd, C~I t>I'.! :!t.11 SUS CASITAS .. . ......... -... 44000ffkea...tel 4400 •••....•......••........... , ...........•....•. EXECUTIVE ROW, We. Preatlgtou. ottlc:e apace In Newport kh/Alrpcw1 ...... Taatefw reception lob- by, t~ me11age Hrvfce, cor>- ference rooms, kJtchef\, beverage, ,.,.. outgoing mall H~lc•. dlctattng & copy machines,. travel con11.11tant1. com· puterl1ed typesetting. Complete secretarlel services available •• needed. From$290per mo. Ctll 17141752-7,170 ~ . '• -· . ·~· " \ • ' . Add it .. Build rt...D•dJ'.>e"' 1t ••• Hamrntr It. .. Carpet SERVICE 1t CE'menl it .• Wire eL .... oe it ... CI an it ... Move 1t Prh~ 1t...Pa1nt 1t ... Nat1 rt ... Ptaste.-t ..• Fix 1t •• ... -. DAIL.YPu..OT •7 DIRECTORY ClAI---••.. ~ Co t ..tw Gna4,_.lc., Hltned•ebtg •111_, ral.tiftt/P.,.n.9 ,.....,,.operin9 · ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... KA; J A~M4'.'' SU\. TRIP l'll \RC.a. $141 , mJ~ M.A1n..:.A ~a1apoo. ta <"l&an. 8-J.HlaffO'llln. Soa, Gee Ri\NDYMAN· Carpentry. Wmt ~REALLY CL!'.'.AN Bloclrwalb. l.IUrDJ>:.lont, P:Untiax l'.11tr/lntr. Ex CUSToM PAlN'fl~G RJ:PAlRS1Rt: JODf:.L.S Color bn1thlt'nt ~ Wiil Collr OtfiomA.lt6Add. tl~:U1w, plumb141 A HOUSE'' CaU Gin~ brick . <'Onc rute Pl''d. honrsl. n.:at. rus. ~tC'nor Spt-etalal. ~ .Rcll!Onob1',q1ual"ort ~ ·~1-0l qXSIOmJnbluch C1ean patl1u. c:ah11uts, noon 1W1·27f'15$7~ C1rl.Prffnt64~123 dnvc:way11, pabas, hit'. l.h:'d•110UDave }'C'S local rds l.Jc/bon E&lM~nom. 1'' lftnrm,,_aJIJt5.Avr forrrur.1 New('Of\til Re11 • --ru.tmic , quarry . d~/lnKrd, iuar worl -;;;,11.lRS/'"··-oD•••.,. rm S• 50, ~h JUt, l'llr &. coa1m'I 64.S 4641 or HANDYMAN .SUMSHIMI Gl•LS Hcpwr·" or ull type'> ot lntt-nor. l"lltenor paint· foh~ eau Wc11t't be Lln· ·~,... n~• "'"'-'> .. ,.11wg ~ c;uar C'lua. pet odor SC-4S41 Llc&booded. NOJOBTOOSMALL AlJtypc!>ofhomcaadof· malSOnTV Qu;llily worl. 1 n g. Supreme dttbidi38'lOI\ Re~nablc.qull..lworli. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l pl repair. 1~ 1n capr ----CALL54MI05t fite c h.'W'llJ\I pat'ka1n. al w 1 n t ~ r p rt r l., v.otkm.msh1p. Call Jack -----EIJ&ei.e ~ 11by111l1J1" an my CM Ou wvrk myn11. R.la ~JJ CootractiniJ\ddl· Gr......_ Spcc11JI Apl~ lo. Fl E L1t·cn:.ed &. hunuctl !J611 7l!M Qu.Jhty work Int Exlr, •.-..a-honw. 1!<1)'& :'tt'l -to· An) "310101. lions. M4lGM>deiln1Bwl4· _,, work Bonded/insured. ~1D0tll130l&t --A\jlroom'4Q.Refs }-)' .._....., age. liJI *M m g, lOO""o J'lnun<'inc ••••••0 ••••••••••••••• l''tt"t' ~ts & :Mhr service. YOUr-.G MAN 5 yrs ell.pr e:1Umale1 Dan63l.aJ98 ••••••0 ••••••••••••••• Stturo Clean Hohda) Aui.lable. Don Musey Sktploader. Dump truclt !>*)'15:!5 MoY"fncJ in w111l ro-.er1n" 1''Tee ---ROOFS m.vlall~'CJ fad«)' e.p...t..,-~c1.&I. Cpt " Up~I. IMS ... ~ Haulinr. lree work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• esl.!lt~llS76Andy ,..._/R.,. uirect.cstub3Syrs.Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.tc mudl(l1Ull.3rm.oo a~ al g rad1n1. demo etc lh&\"Clluodrefcrem·c:.& "T~ Kc Wiii J\1 Vt' • ---••••••••••••••••••••••• HaroldCunn549·2981 Deckrni:. rt.>modelinjl. re-l>t haul $2.5.ilS, .. aJla " _.nc 83l·u:i7 J work verv well. y 0 11 0 Prof paint'.-: & pap.:rban& VERY NE.\TPATC.,f o-1 prur No job loo 11mall. baLbrm free. L-l·F ·E ••••••••••••••••••••••• -• 042·2556 ou" 'Ill~ handle big ing. Cl<'an. w11rk guar. JOBS&'fEXTUHf "''""s For Less. All t1~ £Jiltrnat~.117~eves. Systems ill·S3SO ELECTRICAL SERVICE H..... move s offic:<' & Free ht 9S7 09.U, ' Uc/bond'd. Insur. Free ---~aftl. ' CAu..s SU br, "SMALL ••••••••••••·--•••••• A Complete Cleanin& household. Ui:.tanc:e & 5364383 1-'rooesL 893•1~ estimate. IN 0421 or lndependcntcupentcrad--JOBStwi-8233 OCC STUDENT. Big a.,. Sen ice· Windows A local. also packin1ot PATCJI PLASTERING 5.17..fll3 d1L1on!I, remodf'I, elc. C:-nf/Coecr.t~ -==' t.m truck. Truh, tnm, spec 1aJty·M1 nor Lowut lei( al rate PaiBt Your Caatlt All l y p e i.. Fr• •1·,-,...--s.ntce------- l'olituBell64SJ..l!H8 ....................... t .. ti .. s.ctric etc. Randy8'2-:>70:1 Rep1.11rs -Bualneasea-~~~8 C3l T lll 9oU Averaic E•tr 1Stry$39S est.frua(c..<j. C.U5'6-tl82S ................. , .... . • --ALL Concrete work. Licl27U8 ~' Homt.-s llcntah ··Nobody 2St«y $545, lolrs.t5rm t: ~ sto m Fram 1 n g · lJlock, bnt'lc, ~lump & --, ~It Better" )'tee Eat. Prices incl mat.rltl.abor .... *kg Removals, tri mmin~. t:-Omm Rt•<: Hoom adds roncrete wall<: Security ELECTRlClAN-Priced .-.g :>U-0831 r•tli114/'•"'"1 Guar ln."r Free ~t. -..................... pnmfftl. me est. Uc'd, OK tl.)rywall>!>..">1·4820 B Id• ~!.Ill» nghl·frt'e esumate OD-••••••• ... •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r • .,.,. .. ....,1_,1 .. ...,.,...,,,7""« HOMBSAVl!.~S. P2umb-tnsrd.!Mll~.&4Z·~ ---w crs. largeori.malljobtl. La lucapiftCJ PETERS PAINTING ~~-_,......,.."""' mg & Heating. Ftl'e t'!lt, . . CarpefS..-vlc• Cf':l\1F:NT WORK. All lxelllk.'<i 1173.().350 SUKSHINIGIRLS ••••••·--•••••••••••• p;xpr 'd Rens Rates. MICHA.ELS PAJNTING $10hr. llom•st&rcll11blo Tree lrimmloi service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lun<h lle11M>Oable. f"tet' ~:.i. ----Houaectea!Wlg " office 1-\NDSCAPiNG. 1.-ree Est. CJll t,; ~nc ext houses &. comm ~vice. Bor1_\, M IC OK. dYaantblA cl~ruc~s·o0naepcbl·~.· " I 'It .m will lay yours ~ C:ill 7SO 6Q5 ~...,ng 1>(Jl.>ciali3l5. We welcomu Hcli.lonable pnccs. s&-Oeiti bid ' 6iS-51U rt 5 -s1 3150 a.I -008.'l "' -.. .. "' or mine> kt'n11irs & · • --•••••••••••••••••••• RE ~~ti.. Specu.i.b -.!.:" 1 J • pm. '_. __ or_, ' ·~1 .. !W'1·5841S 'lcanm• Loo! Gu Jr 1111orlr C«orneol work. l>nvew;ayi1, WEEDING-CLEANUPS Apts & Condos. Day. PROFESSIQNA(, Paint-f'\nc p.unllng al st,1y bu~y Any plumbing. water --------- Jl bl~ll<'t sav1ng:1 l"ree sidew.ilkl>, JJal10:.. & WeeklyMalntenance wedror month. Bonct.d, Mmolwy In~ lnter1t-:xtc1· Retill, prlel-... Try me. frei>l,1H :scrv. lt!ak1>. bathroom Wat .... •• ..-.1 l»SJ64a blockwall ft-nee C.All Fteeest 842-9907 ltt''d. iosrd. Ht"fa ••••••••••••••••••••••• workgu11r~-O:l86 bc11n~rJ SJi..SSSS encl. ceramic hie. Reas. •••••••••-••••••••-•• C "'Rarr,._,.,IS J~~IWS-12941 Dao 11 Lands.ca""' Mau•-541).~ Brickwod' Small Jobs. lnde_p_e-nd t!n~ Pape; -----. -.?·.Wti8 -Pine-& Sohd Ouk "' '"'"' ".,..."' " -• flOUSECLEANING · Newport, Cost.a Me.a " .Ple11t i.:lai.s ex\/tnt ".u&>l -·~ ,...__..._._ S57-610l Peoplewhoncedpt-ople Lenanc:l'. )low &c f.;dge. 1sour 1 . 615-3175 Hanger Tht-frnc<tt . ,ro:. "' w-..-a...__..,..~line i.houldalw;a)'1c:h.:c.ktbe t'ull mainl. b11uhng. bus 1ne:.s. Relil:sble ~ __ cvc.'I_. __ crilftsm11Mh1p avail 1!1R I apcrhun)linR. llavcso~lhlng youwaol & acc. Reasonable. Serv1ccDtn:c&.ory1nU1e dean ups, rotoUlhng. serv1u. Ja01ce's Ra&· SELL wile items wlth a 1.ic/insrd.HeCs&rreeL'Sl Ql\>rnel.s rt:finish~ etc:. to~ll?Claas1hedadado Terry '• Nwpl-Ba7 DAILY PILOT Frec<'SlG7_>_SS_.1_6 ___ i:edyAno'i>at645-1800. Da1lyP1lotOass1fledAd. 673-3658 ~ 2Syrsex_p.979-~---1twdl ~-:Mtl&. _&&2_-0_16_1 _____ _ M!.rti!--.Trnt Lost&Fomd 5300 ~W-.d 7100 .WpW..ted' 7100 ~~!!.~ ••••• ?~!o~~~~ ..... ?!~ ~.~~ ..... !!~~ ~!!~ .•... ~!~~.~~·~·-?!.~ Deicti seJs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ...................... FOUND· Male Golden ~ Aut.Omative IOATIUILDlllHIB>S CANVASSERS.WANTED Oencal.lg1rlor<' Needs ~~ LOWEST lll'Lnever, Vlc North Accountant $1'lK Exper. mechanic. Gd CA.RPEHTEllS hourly pd , 1nvolv1n~ apersontodolltetypmg, COOKS II B 1194-0795 Secy/Book.keeperto$14K worklna cond. Tools WCT&JCIAMS J)OOlJ>,644·6194 · A /P, A /R & handle R ---Prod Cntrl Scbe S900 fum. Salary open. Appty phones. Call for appt. ,.._"t ates l"ounu Female Cock~r Sr Buy<'r Mceh $14K+ in person 6AM to -tPM HARDWAIE CARPENTER wanted M0-1714. E.O.E. ht T.D.'s. also ~paruel Jan 5th. Jrvme Pcnonnel Agency See Uanal(er Shell Sta IMSTAUPS wtl11 cabinet bldg ex pr ------ 2-d T .0. Lo.a. _ _£all ~s~--488 E 171.h Costa Mesa tion. 3131 llarbor & Date NIEICiioLA.SS • !162-&n4 COCICT AIL i-·wrestTctmuincel949 Found, f<>m.Ue Eni(ll'-h Su'..!!._2~ _ ~-1470 PLC.14. TOOUMG CAltWASHHELP WAITRl.SS Sattt.. ~Co. Spnneer Spaniel: vie. of ~~ w e want exp er• d Over 18, Jou II-Tune Learn In 40 hrs the most 642-2l71 545-0'1 I l.aguna Niguel. i~-9904 AVON workmen looking for METRO CAR WASU exciting. glomorou5 • -.-----da)5. tves.131 ·16tW Acctng Bkkpo& perm. employment w/a 2950ffarbor, C.M h.l&hly paid profest1 Day Ntred cnuple has money · -TEMPORARY growfng co. We want or eve sessions. Plate· tfl lend l:.t ., 2ml l' 0 . '11 F'OUND: Lrl{. wht/bl(c 5 Rej.i.sler Today to wMk &I nlitgs \\Orker:. who want lo pro-CASHllEIS mfflt UMist. Good Job OP· ,\gentK:riJ74-4 mo fem pupp\· P11rh mvanou.saccounllng& lc9ftMow .i:r <>ss rn thei r jobs &HOSTESSES por. full On·'I"M.Job Training.. Now accepttng appUcatlons lo10fl thru Friday 3-Spm lP. Macs OratKJe Cowdy's M•wesf Restoa ml 10142 AdcmlsAw- H.t~ a.-. LO.£. ll)('nt ' Brookhurst G G l>ooilkeeping a~~u~n -Fcw-AVOM w/miimt posslbilitie~. Now lalcina applicatJons C411714/751-9194 ~~JOl4lt>-& menu. Work close to ,Xlntco benefits. Apply In Person So. C Jlil. Cocktail ~~ a1tino1111te•-llb/ UPUSEMTATIVES Pocfflcly b tyP-" Waitres11es, Inc. 17922 1 ... P~s/ l"nund· Key~ roof oC CdM } our bome 1-'igure Tle<:t time to fStablt!4h 1 -c-• Sky Purk Bl, Ste C, Hetp W..ted 7100 ...... WClllNCI 7100 Lost Ir FoURd 1 11 ~h·~ Cl.Ji~ by <-.all· Clerks to Sr \ccoun-customen lnter~tt11 ~ K.lpper Yadd' 2735 W. Cout Hwy, NB lrvme, Ca 92'71A •••••••••••••••••••••• -••••·-•-•••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 1n1t 5:>6 31 .,J, ~tr . tants needed lhruout Call 540-7041 or Zeruth 928W.171.hSt,CM Mon-Frrday3-5pm. ---DemoAssi.st.Doyouwant Elec~roolc auomblers ' \ ~ I ~ftOlllnCemtnh 51 OO l:rothu-. Orang<' Co. 7 13!'6 -Compan1ont ba by51lter a CMeer 10 Orlho uUlri-~pd or trainees. Apply ~obert Half's CASHIH Mon-1''ti for mlddle aged Ing ... 1 you" RDA sk"'-? an person 9·11 • .584% , •••••••••••••••••••••• l<"Ol'ND l"cm Dci!:C & i\cl·ount.emP9 Boat Manufacturer F\tll/p/t. Resp pen1on woman. :;o&S-8506 aft :>pm MO-OUl • ..,. Rt!Mlan:b Dr., HD. J SPEICH SEMlHAR Bro~n . hull '''1.ll & pek 500S. Mai.D.SU:Kll Babvsiu.er needed. SJC En"cson Yachts ovr 20. will trn. gd P•Y . lluntini:tnn Bear h Public ll'l(ll~ imx ltd! coll.Al' :'\o Towf'r, Umon Banlc ~a for 21 mo old .:irl METROCARWASU Companion for elderly DentalAsautanl EnalneeringTeeh IJbrary m con)unct1on 11 .... underbiu:. Vic. of InTh~C\tyolOl'ange 861 ·2767 Has the folle>Wlng FIT 2950Harbor,C.M man. partially bed.rid· WIUTtain. E xpa ndln& civil wilh 1'f!a.->t Mastert1 In· Dl·a c h .ll.l~d " In 714/1135-4103 -----openings for expcr'd -den. 67!>·2159, 84.:>-!1573 IU7·7112 enimcennc • planoinl! h-rnatr11n.il. 1nv1lt! the dianapoijs 1•'5·0444 _ ---------1 BAB'YSJ'ITER wanted for help. Waaes basf'd on ex CIVIL wlmd11 --------ofricehasimmd. openUIG pullllr to tttll'nd .1 free f'Ot ·..;o Lit<' Mate Hu~ky -A-c-cw_nL_ClerlctrypLSt week.ends & evenin&1>. per. .......Uflffi, -------Dental Assistant.. exper. for a technician t o I< ~cl'k 'JX't'i:h 'l'ffitnM t)IX' dog. Santa Ana & Exper. 10 key. accurate &l1-0728CM ----CabinetSltop DESIGHR Breakf!;~C:,~~ch. din-necessary.Salary open. P«form civil en(lneer· rnmmi•nrini: s.it 7th s.1nta l s a ta· lie. C M typjst. fam11Jar w1b1Uln& BABYSl'rt'EH NEEDED AsM...... " l'.:xper'd in sub d1vis1on 83'1·7ll2 ______ ing calculations, earth Jan al II. R Pu hl1 c: GIG (f.m proc·edur-w, saJurv """D. 2 Boys, 7 & !J, Mon thru IH......f_ .. • i...• work.. Apply lo person, to ner. Exper'd. BAppklJ ~n De tat ... I Trai ed work quaniUea. aurvey-l.1 brary ,J un1or-.. 1 1 11, ---~ -J -... ~ ~-wn person. Ma a r er s n ""s st. n or in& otnco calculaUooa & !t\" 10 JO, \dull~ L •"l )fan ·,. t'harn IS!-~ Friday 3 PM lo 9 PM. .Carai-ilas Mr. J-'uentei, Robert, Rt!.'ltau.rant. 212 E. l7th eicp'd. X·ra.Y be. F .V. cost csll matl~. Call Mw.t h:.ve owo lran> • r--Bern. W111lam Frost & St cu -..1MS J--t. ,..._ "'-·b ,._, Attn 1o·JO nnon lll·tttr Br:1i:t'lt:l. Wh1l~ yellow ANIWALHOS,. 54S-S7J6 &tcJlnelasWl•s Asl>Oc:.,1401Quai1St.ND. · ..... ~ ........ u ""'· : ~pet'l'h promote~ JOI> ad-iiolrt Cd'.\11 NB Reward A.aslst •• lrvilM -------FUii bcoeflt.s: Medical, COOK-2nd cook days, pre· DENTAL ASSISTANT Personnel, 125 Bak.er St., vanc·cmcnl h1i:hl•r in t;?~.38:>() Clean. bathe & assist. Babys1tterr/t1me3-4days dental. optical. Please•----------pare soup & sauces, .:x· Ftr,prefe:itpet'BDA.So. C.M.92626(714)1Sl-2!Sl0 t'Oml'. ":.rnootbcr :.•>1:1..J a wk for z :.m chlldren appi .. al Secunl)' Ofc., CLl-~AN ING OPC'S, ed • • .......... ., .a.....__,_ Ille. Come & ln ll' It 1'4n JJ>~I [-•em. St Bernard. 6'4·5460 d.ays, 673·27'5 Somr O¥ermght Good 1!111'Decre Ave. S ,\ Plume l'Vt"I, xlnt pav. pcr"prefcrr or w/aomc ...,.guna .• ;r.r....,.,, Expaacwg--ns ))(>fun' . an~wers to .. RaJ:l! .. eves. N k cb 580 395ti !~~~~~~~~~~!No presiiurt'S, M F, exper wtll tram. Good Dental Asst. " recep.. ()pemng fort DeOl>le..lD· ·---1 Spay.-d. Co rner o f ----..£!Y~ n · ~ 1. 6Gl-<r7l~ pay & benerll.I. FOC' appt tiorusl w/experteace. terestinc p/dme work ln11~4!S1Lling while )OU "re RO<'hc~tfr & Nwpt Blvd. B/\BYSlTTF.R. 2 girls !'i & BOO"'KHPElt t'aJI 673-722.tS, 9-4 N.B. Expand·" dut'ies 3~ with cood earn~ pot.en~ - awJy. No Ch11-:. eltlerly l'l.ell?ltroll ~-4967 6, 1\tt-P'ti. 11 ·4S UI 6PM. F /Chg. P:Un& multiple C..ERICAL Cook needed for conv. lay ~eeJr.~ Very pc;5001l-ti al. Must be over 21. Call I pl nrts 54R-3289 -SlOO Reward for return or ~SEMBLER Sat 9-6CaPM11' sssn we30elcPIMv. sets ot boob. Comtruc-DEPUTY hospital. AM & .PM ble Costa Mesa o(flce. ror appt. 646-6785 st&Fowtd 5300 Lo!lt Sh('ph<>rd Colli.-Refs. 8 6; lion bad:groood helpful. shifts. F/Ume. E.xper'd 645-7• Exp.sitlelinmybomeror •••••••••••••••••••••• mlx. Med. !ll:r.e, mostly TRAINEES . 54$5185 Perm pos w /estab'I CLERK I only. Apply In penon, DENTAL/ORntO ~ 2 children 11Am·6P&t ' l>ST: F~m Old En1~ I.Ilk Shaggy Jon~ hair. N--''"""' 1 __ _..._t-'-BABYSITl'ER, my bome Orance Co. land d~-S600·S86S Per Monlh Beverlv Manor, 340 Vic· llonaL Nwpl. Benefits, fr•e days a wk. 5.52-8829 Sh d "Sh " I th JI ·1 """"""'u:n--or Id Irv vetoper. New ofrs In Or .... -P-Hour tons.CM ,_.__ aft6 p u I • eep ,01. If _ag• . b.ta tr co ar, 111 ver Long " s hort term 85. for 4 mo. o . . area. Irvine. (7J4) 751_...82 ask .. "" ... , r----------t dental expr req: vnuv 111& ;\l1ss1nn · Go Couri.e. ultoni1. Answers to sian.ments. Holiday 4' Tue Thur, 8.15 to 2 30. COOK e.xprpm.8'2·28211 Reward ll:H·27!1S , "Dumbo" Lie. lt504929 vacation pay. SSJ -1421 forManlyn. Thereareoperunpwith RaJeighHUl&Hosp 77().0'.lll ru1k roorJoan. _ mt I t75or493-780l JlospitaU:ution plan •BABYSl'ITER* IOOKKHPER U'~n ~~~:reco~~~n;~ l:Kll E.16tb St, N.B. : lnsh Setter fcnuale. U>ST: Male Jnab Setter, available. Slarltodailli Mawre woman ovu '°· COMMISSIOMS permanent and part Ume Call MS-:>707 i\pprwt 1 yr \I~· ""' JlarborllG1sler.on I~~ l!I 0J1bo1De,l8mo.oklboy, Npt Bch Jnve5t F arm. Deputy Clerk I; located i---------Bu~h~rd G.irf1dd, F'ln 1 4178,5570859aft5:30 • CM area Mon -Fri F/charge commsn's bk· 30143 Crown Valley Vlv .96K·:>l!l7 . ·fol· -7Sl·9830aft5PM kp'r.Reqesptnpqbl'd Parkway, Laguna COQIS . - --Heward. While cat. male, •111 sys. knowled&e in read· Nijuel, calit. Appllca· SCRAM-LETS In!( hafr. Vic Laauna 3141 c....,. Drf•• Babysllter 4d:iouselteeper ing computer r eports. bona can be ptclted up at Full & P /t*• 494 2S59or494·3689. 54~741 needed. live ln. room 4' 640-0123. the above address All Shirts ANSWERS Lost 3 mo Nonre•1an <Acros1Ftom board+wary.Ou.ldrcn 8-0-0-K-K-.. -E-P-.. -a-.' between the boura or " ~ Co a.1-t> 5 le S. lo school days. So. ... "" 8 _. F:lkhound. Female, vie '-" anfe · ,_.,.,r 1 arn-,pm. '1armot -Seamy 11.B.. eau S.S6-ft001. Equal Oppor Employer Coast Pina area., CM F /charge~ up lo lrla cou11io...1yy OF t:ohil' Candid -;i:;1~~~~~~~~~1 ~-89'72or~ll baJance. Rapidly grow-f"lll CF.RAMICS '""°""• 5350 Ing company bas need of ORANGE ( r all r d ASSIMllHS Babywitter. Need l11Yln1 qualified. dynamic In· My wi r in Y oun 3 ••·--•·•-•••••••••• Xlnl .... '"'''-5 11 Mr careCor5&3yrold 00,:., dlvtdual that poa!leSffs AnAffinnaUve ~·•Y to a~c up her lefl· Orinkinit PJ'oblem'! """n"".... ma I Tues & Thur 9:30-5:30, -"· A 1 O\er ma~hcd polatoc!I Call Alcob«M 1-klpli1H• co. Small compooenLt. COM.,._,,.,_ not...,..., bit""" skills, but ct OD Employer ... ..._ Good aJ _. __ , ritv ar .,...,..,,.,,., the ability lo grasp in· Ourd:JU1?hlcrtakttu1em ;!.1hr1au..y835-38a> manu ...... ~e •1 ---------doatry llnowt..tre • Qeical Ftte tohcrCEHAMICSclass -------eyesight.. 1 yr. mm u-Babys1tter,teacb.erneeda wWles to advance with hrsonFridoy $900 Jod makl-S vasu. Car11n·~EGcoN11AfNTlde?nt ·1al per. Call Wlian 58l..a830. mal.m'e, dei>endable lady tb e firm. Cont a ct New branch ore or grow ... M.V. area. · w~ for Infant le 7 ,r ··ound : Shep mix fomale, counseling & rdcrral .1.••iru .. .,... old. Start 1.ao-78. ft.eta• Barbara, Dyna Manne.. Ing co. needs mature. ll tan. blk streaks. Vic:. Abortion. adoption & -~·~ CdM T --• 900-2«1 tactful person w/some trusp. . op .... ary. t•'-' .... •-a .. 1,~·•-I AllanL• .. Maanolla, keeping. l!J 1t,...,.O ...... C .... ..._ ,,,..,... "" ora ...... uvua 11a9637064 \PCARE S47·2563 r;wi;'-•• "' ......., •• , IOTS·GIRLS ab1Uty to ke<!p track of •TOl',AY •GOOO llNEFITS AflfllY In ''"°" jojo's Restaurant A Family Restal.lrant Dedicated To Qua.lily. 2750Hart.orltvd C-taMase EOE ... M/F · · '------•---------·• TINl!S&OP: _B_AK.E __ R_E_ir_p_',d_or_a_ppr_en_· 12-l&:yearsoCqe.Even· aalesmen & run ofc. ): OUN D : G e r m a n *MICHILLl'S• fuip6dly 1rowhi1 J.niae Uc:e. cau btwn. IAM " iDg wort. Obtain n.ew Much p ublic cootact. ~~~~~~~~ Shepherd male.. blk/tan. Outcall Muuge Co bl 1...-. liP' ' p -.--.1ouo sw.c:rlptioa.Cor Uae Dal· Truly excitlo& oppor. Count.er heip. Small nac.k chain on neck. v 1 c lOAM·ZUI 731-44Q lothefollowing: 1Y Pilot wadin& wi1b an w/~al le most out· b• with beer" wine 00• Buschard/Hamllton,1----------1 •haods.olderin8 l•--------•1 adult aupervisor. Earn at.anding co. be1116. Call Jy.P/t.imeDitea4'wlmda. H.B.912..f.512 SpiriWR...,. -stdfiqfCbellds =~-S20 to $30 per wm cw Sall7 ~Abo i'• ~aper. Is matue SIOO reward for info. or re llUSo. El Camino Real •w1rewrapp&Ai nne. cau C2J.a) 511-0'lM Johll, Coruital Peniotmel need •PP'Y· Call between turn of fem Bllt/ta SanClemen~."9lfyUc. ecabJe&hamess CLB.K nooa to Spm . (2~ A1eocy,27IOIJarbcs,CM l&a53M832 · l.>obie, lost N.B. 12124. For91111t.492-12BI Sacceufal aJplicHU Busy, pJeasaan N.B. olc. 498-2473. Spm.Qpm. i---------will have rood awwal Xlnl aal " benents. Real 1_CGIJ_ect_.______ r1.....:cal 645-1651.IMS.1201 RELAXINGMASSAGE dnterlty&poritlYOcH· a4vancemenl avail. """"'' Fi'l\Jnd: Bladlfe"lftfllt Poo· BobJames-LlcMas11eur do atlitad.e. Work hrs Must type sowpm. laAMCHSE:CalTAIT JR. CUii die. San Juan Ca p __ Outcall9"t,4ti1-5ui 8:00AM-4:30PM. Co paid Telephone & customer Wettminster Hin affic• .\1rport Flea collar. *SANDY'S* benefit.s to S:UO hr. Call con.tact. S4to Madeline is Mekil\I ao •xper'd Sl 1111 raat hrownt'Gllar. *'75». orapplylnpenon: Dawsoa, 113·3130. IUD· Branch Secretary, eood "LUU\ PR-.. ......... D•T.a.. --in1 s i •-Lo secmmat sklJls ue a .,._..__,........,_.._ LOST: P'l'ntaleColtl~. firt. OtrtnUlhssage VWIUU9I A A .,... .... ~av op"" an, must. (710 H8·3lll I ClERfCIL lt'SJ ---r---·•w:r-W 97a.-0329 1 ... c 33AVlaUdo.N.B. ., " IU Esprid .nlJ. Top waces '>abll' & wltll•. v1r " • E.O.... Varied Jobs with Ir lrbemfllt.548-0258 Bater/1'11l"it'W, CM l67S2HBleAve, lrv1ne In ::re.. wtlbout CQC. Lo &ood --- 979·2645 5'9-GS _____ BAlll!Dn1 otc surco1.uHllnp. 0.11 DELIVERY PERSON ... s.u.a-DI,..,, cLu• 'S T'~' ' Freew•" Auto Su"ply. Lost lrg blk & t11n male OMO ··-., -.._ uuoy · ..., "'S ~tter mix Bol:1a Chica AUT Tl¥£ &T.... USTAUAAMT MOAB Aver7 Pkwy at •n factMJ Werkers 4 DayW•kWk I 1 I Dental Chalnide Assis· tant? Do you reJate well w/pecple. J\111 mouth rt· coastrllCtion pracUce needs nper'd team member. Pluse phone &45-STlO to arranc,e COU· fideotiallnt.ent~. 40 H111rs ,. \ Apply In Pencxt ................ 2101 Dove Street. Newport Beach Acr06S Ftom oc Airport DIHl"AL Ple&'lant group in N.B. needs 2 employees. f'roni Ole. Recept. & Ba cit ore Chalrslde. Factory Hlfp , lnt'lodes alternate Sat Lite flllll co seekm1 fac· • A~h . Exper'd only. toryWCll'keu.646-0336 640-1122.. ---------•Fam PlamW\1Aasoc114ed Group DENTALASStsTAMr front office Bilingual tr you are bright & en-po&Jtlan. POl!Uoo in r«- thwmu;tic aboul a dent.al CDllffltY rm. nuntni stu· health carttr 61 want to dents act'eptable, Wed, really contrib\&t.o lo a Fti. Satauriery • 835-4628 i progressl•e l'auntaio Food preparatloD 10-3 Valley practice Jn n· Mon-Fti. Hts &ch. · panded dutia, we need 968-SllZ you. Sal_,. open. C.Uu--~-....----~-~ Jearmdl!IZ·Xl'l Feed Senlc• Asst 5J D.ntaf ...._. s.t:ialltlll• ·u Exper endodootic c:bnir o.cau Bali$. 2-a~ hn , aide asst needed Ftr for per day. SUOper 11.r. Ap. verr bmy Npt Bcb pr8C-ply to Jnlne Unllled Utt. Xlntoppert!orriC}lt Sc:boot District. 2941 penon. 001Hmoker. Call Alton Ave, Jrvine. (7U) ...... """'" SSIJ-4900. .....,.........,, Eqo~()ppcwEm~oya- Potl or part-lime. da1 ~ hours M·!' Ol' weekends. New :llO-bed acute u re Perfect Job ror eveftine hoq>ital llas immediate student. retired or those who wl•tt lo supplement opealncs for: family income. Apply at COOi McDonalds, 700 W. Cout Experience required. Hwy.NB f .. & F.dinaer 846-&925. WAUAMTY Cl.UK b1·b!lcLlal pref'd, but not. Weekdaysp/t.~t ~O~ off ice • l>tc&olil'wy. M.V. nee. Call Santa Aoa State E RSON 001 l'CYflAL l..osT: Y•m Pit Bull, fawn Must fype. Eiceeftent S.nk. M>-5. '710566 m3.. IUSeOYS 0 overload D LIVERY Pl!: • GRILL c UU1 hi h wwliog CCIMl.Uom and ,.._,...__ p bl •· 11 f o r C M a r e a • Efiierlence required. w/w te c est. Answers .. --. ........ 1_. .J-............... erson• e ... we muet.'uae'own car. ,, ... LABOIEIS Jt.otati.ol sbln . F\tU.umc. ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;::; c (.'rtssy. Last seen vie. .,..~, .... ,_. -·J•---------1 ooomed. Dbmer houH -51~ 1t.•6-1 _,_,,., ____ ....... ,..06 P llbift.. Fall·um.. ... on Pt.tld111. .. ..... St1tlat. wanted. ,,__ ,..... ..,...., ~" thru Frt. ' ,\111• 6 Garfleld, BB. Mastknow new t.raU. uper. prct'd. Apply. 3'12SBlrcbSt.NB Needed1mmmbatd7 "'->beaa&1..,istaot6a Vld«~tnn.xiata .D•wwy'=.... FOOD_.,ICI lAl1I ._ sbort tft'm ., ..... J •lUete mHlcuta t. Dr, Lquna BeKb. lfOI> Penna.nmt -Ome Job ...-• alpmn.&a. Rollilay • s:if.-ntSJT-4230 fttbettnaMpa 041'k doeliverin&early cnanWai WOl.QIS , v a cat lo ft Pa 7. 'MT•TIMI LA naw t.o llom.-lo ..... "'&A-'-'·U iun.. u::u2•Uon plaa BEAtJTVOPDATOR GGIWAUl9T. ....,,_,NB ar .... ..._ • nw&um•·•" • at SbttTodQI P/thnew/elimW.Olllt p.....,..._ .... etl• MHialile•laffe ...... APPi1Ps:loooelOlb O.Uforlfl!iMNI• .,..___....,_..... 4aW.e tnMt91UW... SANTAAHA•1USllM abllt.y to mercband.lse If Salary =mo. 5'&-0235. COMMUMn'Y dJlflay Jlllware in our ,,.. Ntwpon Beach store.• DEUVERY Man for ear· HOWIT- Hn a wk. No w~ w lY' U Ttm• home 1GOl.N.1\aa&il\AV.•• e• Ple.u• call store dellv.., route. No col· S...Aoa. CA. m ••lft' for ibternr letU••· must. hay• Equat()ppt1 £CD1)11/I' ~ «•. lldu)&a afPL ot·-.a1.a~hn••>'·~-11'tlGUft.O -per mt· Weatmloater DCliUT Shop, diCh.\.111 ft 1610S.Mi9M&Dt-Hnt.1 a.ac:b •n&. ffm·lam. Tb1ua tlar• '714) '44-fJJO G3M121 Mon. Wlnchll'• l>o9ul F...-!Oppar.~ DIU¥BT _ Dop,JM11Wbor.CM M...natir/COlhier $ '7q·.w .. P1um• am f1f pna~ ,Jtn~• Ore Co. --MWIAlM.9 • ) • ' . . 1 R• i.. l o bl b· Ji E.! ct ~I . t I . . . . ... 8a ONL PILOT ...., Wmhd 7 1 oo' Hailp W-.d 71 00 ...., W.ted 7 100 ...., W.ted 7100 ........ IOOI .,..,. 104• ··•·••····••···•·•····· •........•.......•••••• ••••············•······ ......•••..........•.•. ······•••············•• ······················: HefpW~ UOO ..... W~ 7tOCI ._.W~ 71 00 SAUSLADY Servace Sta. Atlend SPRINOf:ll Spaniel, ······················· .......................... ~r................... -. . for tD.1*1alty boulliit.a.e. F.fUtned.a)'&. Lil• cn«b'l MUC AUCTION MC. ,BJW. f Pa»td J~ .. . PRODUCTION fu..l be tsper'd, Sal + lcnowlcda nee. Neat •P· MANY ITEMS 0 11' FINE 8 mo 1. aentle lam Uy 1;4!ncTal Ofl11:l', reh•h". J1uutor,fulhlmt' MEDICAL ~eurt.Jry ' eomm.5$7·$Ta.. pear ... bandwritlnt.AP ESTATE J &WBLR Y, doc-S?OO.m~ 101 l•arnc>r. cood LQunaBeaebLum~r Retept1un 1 •1 • pl t990N port BICM A RT OBJECTS AH m&:O>«),phon<'t,l}pu11. ·~~ MO-W7 EXPY.RIP.SCP.:O. for TJPISJ SALES i ANAGER· ~ ew • ~UF.S. FINE trURN .. Male Scot cb Terrier. rec-ord kt-ep1n1 Com· bu:ty C. P ., ortlct> Mu•t uper'd, rull tfme tor Ser vice St41 . Atten d. , PttONE r OR IN· ~~08SboU 64&-UIOO or pan)' r~locaunii tu"or J..iltonal p umu. Top know termlnolo1y, 1n IBM SELECTRIC II •~c111.lty •hop. 631 mt> P/Ume. Ellper'd. Neat P'O. ac BROCHURE. ___ ... _,_ \ I t'J 0 '" f .. b G 00( pa)' wguna Bcb. Adu tu. •urance knowlt<hle ¥nd or'1Sfi·ll&~l appear " bandwritln.. ~ r>e_rw_ri~ ~o 3236 __ only m .38Z3 ~C:, ~·~1:~:.;~nfio~~ F.xper1enced accurate 1'yp1s t needed SAW.aETAfL ~ff'Y· ~ N'twPort 01,1; • ...;. • ...;.•...;.•;..;.•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_~,!!~.~!~ ••••••• ~!~! 1;m olf1ce &Jrl, P ·T. ro1 LIGAL Hen fr• 9-S unmediately. 70 wpm <must> Of'fice aupplles " sta· MUSIC 1om onr man ini.urant·t needed for Newport -• - -\ACATION R~LIEJ-' t.lonery l'\Jll & p/tlmc: SEWERS, exper. Of'f arm CLOCatS Shepberd/Colhe. S mo,. broker'i; orr.n .. ~ec) Beach law hrm. Legal Medicd lock Ofc ""•lttoni1 liV~ll. P hone and alralght sewtni. ""ot Mafthln-Nlclrel"-male, blk w/t an. had lul,, •t L b M. Mu:.t be ubll• lo '>'ork day or nt•ht ~h1fu ,,.... ,,.., ........ m • ~... .,. shots SSl 0988 " ..... nee 833 149SA •• rxper & good skills req. a exper "" xruy net• " for appt. M7·9'll2 ulr for -·· deo1u, pbonorraph11 . ' · OENERAL OFFICE. ;:i _5'0-_S405 N.B. lntcrm:.t ~s 7172' .E"ceHent. Workmg CondittOll l' ~'r Wcsl, Nt>WJ10rt St u-. SHl"~IR•C-~orld'~ lprtest •ele~· fl:~ 1.0 ~1)(¥1 b.om~ .cute. I\ J>tn". vaned dulu::. le Leeal Sec'y. Mo.: 11 pre M~lcal ore CX(>'-'r Xlnl Apply in Person t\onen fnc. . ()penlna tor person ex· t f 0 ll A ) a 0 al n 8' German Shepherd pup be learned one at a lime ferred. Non-i;mkr only. oppor S ,., t·o 11ecdi. h rt per"d in small olc pro-furnlt ur~. antlq uet1 py.67S-9082 \Just be Very g()(.,, a" Small. friandly 2 •trl hx:al '>ah .. '!> rt!p lo cnll °" S..dwic Shop G I 1 ed Sh' 1 g & e American International; --------- "' " ~ ., Near 0 C. Airport. Mnn c ure:s •PP n r -li02 Keltt>ring; Irvine. "'" ..__.., t1aurei; plea:.anl Ill ti 8 olc 8411·1400 cloctori. SIOM ._ l'll.P 0 C t D ·1 P'I t • .,07llO ce1v1ni oC men 's " ~ _ .. S • ...,.... tormal 0 work1n.: cond ---guarn Start 2/1 for tn ran9e OQS QI Y I 0 l''ri. lOum 3Pn'I s.,.,. women's clothina. L\te 754-lm .vyo<"n Wcu.· at. S48-S283 '1on bmoker. IO~P:.t. ten·'>' call \b <:oJ)ehn. forappl -typing & filing. C1tll BLACKBLACKLAB \Ion Fri Apply by ll·l LEGAL SEC RET Ji.RY 213 >15 3807 Sandwich Shop belwn lOam & 5pm lor ln 3 months old. Free ll·r llUBBUB 3184 II. NB. area. Gen. prac. ex-• 330 W•d l ay St., Costa Mesa GENERAL HELP terv1ew ~-6500 JAMI'S ANTIQUE t,/3.3343 \1rwav ,\Vl'. Co:.ta pcr.975-0141 }lt'dlcJJ A!>l>l:.tant expd As k for Poul Ward P /T, Mon-l"ri Call THE LOOK SAU \tf!:.a, !12626 1'.o phooe pref., back & front orrtce .\n EquaJ Opportunity Empio" er betwn 8·3. 833·8919 .... 1 1 aJ 1 t calls plea•e LEGAL SECRET ARY flexible hour:.. Abo Pan " --Shoe Sales. oppty for ex· ~e~ ~t~rrf1a1~~., German sht-p. 8 mo, ob\'41 tmd t'em. Lovei. e\'er yooe but pro1ect1v~ ~JUO -----Prt!"llt:ious Newport time X ray technician ~·"'::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Secretary Purchas1n1 per At F. Good hrs. no Beath Law fir m seeks Newport Beath area .;; for prominent Orange Sun. Xlnl 'ben efits, off. Christmas decoru GENERAL 01-'f'ICE t;Jsh1rr. part-time. work neM home. bOmeone who expr'd !>ecretary. Salary 714 &l6Sl~ Coast Butld1 n g firm i.alary + comm. Top uons•"JoH Hw open Xlnt bencr11i. ---HejpW•ted 7 100 HelpW cnted 71 00 locuted In Tustin . a r ade foo t wear . 2721 I.Coast Y· Fret! puppies, Ger . -------- 833.9381 :O.lotcl Clerk & Maid. 9-3. S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Previous cone.lructlon Wei.tdiff Shoes. Mr. Cur· CGrono def Mw Shepherd m1'<. 10 wks dar:..NearCoablllwy& ~\per required. Type ren.s.18-86&i.NB 673·5752 e'ld . 4 male. 2 frm hkb~ l~ ;ork kw1th t~ Leg a I Sec r ct a r Y. :'\e"port Blvd $2 65 hr. Printl'r for l:?SO Multi, ~Rntawant Hetp tiOwpm . no shorthand. ~~~~~~~~~~l:~~&\35 pu uC,J ayw ,type Cnrrunal & Cl\ll huga Mannt!r Motel, 3026 )V g001lwork1ngl'ond •IOhr. 2 DISHWASHE RS. l COntactPeggyll.JS-3001 Sophi!>ticated youngr: r..__u. __ Wl'M orbcller,llri. up lion. Charming office in CoJst llwyNB 4 day work week . WAITRESS. Barbary ---woman: Girl Friday &0resser dated1910swine ~ 1050 vroxH.30·2 t.ag.una Beal'IL '.\lu ... 1 --~-10-T-ORCYCLE Bertef1ts !179·7660 ___ Coa:sl Re s tauran\ ---------• booklteepe~ for art de· mlrroc sso. Old wooden ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ubhcFrnanace ha\o x.Jnt i.ec) l>k1lli. & UL'LJV L'RY 64s-8977 •S.Uefsfu ,G .Ofc aler.parttim~.540·0808 trunks $S to sso Be\ld STOHEWIOESALE 10038 Ad3m• Ave II Fi "' .,, Pnnl.tng Collatet. P lime. ------T •f T U l''' N~ & w.t'd furo. uppl 1' ........... ~~"'"' • a b I c t o a ~ ,:. u. m t "'" •upply bik• f" ti m" ~ t I oo <> any o s · · a ES mirror $10 960·3674 '""" ~ b 1 11 "" ~ " " · ow Bl'l'ep ing upp ic3· Restaurant help for Jack Employers Pay AU 1-~ces TELEPHOH .. SA.L ---misc Wltson·a Bargaui ~~~~~~---·J rc:.Pon:.i 1 It). e<ti.tnll tV t1 ml!1 C.111 6-IO·tHlJ lions for Mon & T\I.~ In-The-Box. unmedlate Ut Reinders Agency Tiredortheroutine! Lillian's Anltftuei; New Noott ~5 & 814 W. l9Ul ;.: pc rs o n a Ii ly J mu i. 1 9 :\ 1ught :.h1fti.. Apply 9am openings on all sh1fti. at 3 4020 Birch. Ste 104 This Job is for you! Yean Sllle. All fine anti· Cl\I. 642· i930 & SM.1-3262 GENERAL FACTORY Salary op~n. 497 till!I · 4pm, Pcnnysaver, l660 COtila Mesa store!> Pleu~e Newport Beach 833-8190 call Us Now At que1> & colltttlble11 r e WORKER LecJd Secretary MOTOR ROUTE l'lacentw C08ta Me~ opply in person: QJI for Appt/l!:atab ·ss 833.aOtS duced. Ouk, mahoaany. s•~ft. long custom padllt'd -.port1ngGoodscompany ForSr.partner.N.B.law Dntly Pilot route 10 PHOOUC.:TION WORK 38SE.17t.h St, TIME-LIFE nice collect1 o n of por luble bur wi t h '" A"f 100 1'"1 f G 'I L' Newport Bearh. Afler uJ ( ., 1205 BakerSt LJBR .. DIES elephanls.4Z!3bt St.A. multiplextuncr,8tradt i :,., " to ' · " · irm. en prac .. xper. noons Monday lhrouch purttlme · m el cm~ e. 223s.lfarbor Blvd. SECRET A.RY "" & turntable-allure bwlt-~10·6H2 w xlnl i.kills rcq'd. Ma~ L'"tday plu• Saturday. Goodopv<>. rlun. ~lyforstu· ---------EquaJ Opp Emplyrm/f Cannery Village, N 0 . 1 1 -Dard helpful. Sal com-r• ~ i G °' dent 646 2583 673 2757 For Construction Co. 675-UlOO ns·p us two custom \icr:acral orric:t'. ac:c:ts re men!>uralc. Call Laura, Sunday morn ngs ross ___ _.:. · --N~ar Brookhurst & TelephoneSales -wrought iron bar i.tooi.. 1·e1vablc. mature, rt'll11-759 O'l.:JJ. S400 per month. S50 ta~h Qudlty A1tt1ranc• RETAIL Adams. 11.8 . Call htwn 9 Advertising, full or part ---------•I Sharp' 581·7-&Jt>. hie & 1>cr:.onablc Some ------depo:.1t rcqwred. Good TECHNICI H AM &s PM. 962·6683 lime. $3.00 + comm. • WHOLESALE knowll·<l.:c of fine LEGA.LSECY forcollegesludenlor2nd A CLERKS --------Muat be enthusiastic. TO THE TAAOE Jl'Wl'lry m·t· llt'nt!ht!>. . I . income. Call 642-432i. Electronic background Secretary/Recept Atlrac· Wlll train. 83S·9ti92 or h rr • Sm. bu:.tne!>s 1t1gauon ... k f C 1 U rt.>q 'd No degree nee tive. 18 Z)Yr s old. Lite 835.7296 ENGLISH I 'all for apµt St a er °' farm in Npl Cntr :.eeks "" or ire~ o~ ''""' . o Pe o . Im m ed. **I BUY** Good used Furruture & Apphanl·~-OR 1 will :.ell or SELL Cor You . MASTUS Ji.UCTIOM 64"'8616 & ll3·'6Z5 "'· So •·o •t f'IJ•a "" UTOTEM sec'y duues. Cu11tomer ---------~m~. · ..._ J~ "· exJ)l'r. lcgal Sel'Y :'llu~t MOTORROUTE avatlab1l1ty, good · relations. C M. 64Hl9s1 ---------• • rn 1 l2A _ _ have x 1 n t :. k_ 1 I Is DELIVERY benef1ti.. M1ss1on V1e10 Com8ftience Marlff• Call 9·5.30 Wkdayi; TELEPHONE SHIPMENT I L... •• 1 bkk Shorthand req. Submit •tr ,. c II Lill'. HelpWanted (, rl rr lua) lit• pl(, rl'l>Umc tn l'Ollfidence tc To deh\'er large motor ,. g .... o. a Ian. On Sale 1\p1ni: & or<ll·r dc:.k Ad 11987 . D:ul• Ptlol. route m S. Laguna and S81 3830 lst.2nd&3rdSh1ftli SecretaryOentaJ Recept. FrtdayJanS,gAM l'hon.-p1·r,onallty a J L ~I 1 M -------Noexper. rcq'd. We train exper nec~sary. Salary SAL£S mu:.t Coa:.l U1:.lnbulori. P 0 . Ll<>x 1560• Co:.ta aguna · gue ' ui.l REAL EST A TE those hired. ApphcanlS open. 837·71l2 S..ndoWR Altff.-S Ltd .111 iOG.1 C \f :'llc:.J, C \, 926..'>ti haw iood dm ing rcl'ord Procession al, I 1 tensed apply at \.:totem Stores -Work Part·time in one or I 5292 lolse CIMca Wrought iron, custom made bar kart. Like =-:i::w• Sis. High back' rai.uaJ chair (needs re· covcrin1:> S35 Call 6'l2·0138 -----anddependableJutoSSO balel>people wanted. locatedal: SECRETARY our circulation sales <.1rl, Outgoing, \artou:. U\'c,'-tnhoui.cke~Pt'r.Lov. ca:.h depo:.1t required. iun-• .. t arAve.C M. xlnt i.ecretan al & inter r ooms .. s till h ave H.1.,7141193·7509 rt'l>I> phoning. promote LOI:, reliable mature for 2 •·or 1nrorm11t1on call ~d~·~noc~!>tr~~:n~~SbtODl>. 1390 N. P'ac1ftc C:.t Hwy peri.onal skill!> req'd lo p l ea su r e tl m e for .01x1.,.1ll. bookkccpini.: at <·h1 Id rcn & "'ork,i ni: ~--13:!1 .,,k for llnrry 642-5062 Laguna Beach 1.15.'ltst exrc. In N.8 . ac yourself. You can work 1u&&.•1 .a.-..t.1auff pnvalt·lt•nnii.club A'>k mother. R & B. good Sc..>eleyorDonWtlham' Wcareanequal counting firm. Some nea.rhome&still pursue "'l'Unt"T"' T d . ""'"' !>al Jr•-. + U!><' or car ----C-"--2 1 C rocket' J d uts1'de act1' v1·t1' -~ We J Cl .... c S I for od ~2 '"""" Mu:.l J dnn·. 4oo-9ti05 0• Nal co. nt!edi. :! e>.p 6~2 .. 1-W '. I tth., CM opporturuly employer stat111t1cn typ1n& & 1c o ~... an ear .. , e u e CA.Sil PAlD " taphonc trani:.cripllon pay wage:. +comm. PM 10"~ to 20 < off on oil GIRLS HEEDED 722·2111 telt!phone sale:.pcoplc to -Sal open. Send resume an & AM hrs avail. Call for merchandise. Wed thru ..,,10dw1ch dt!llVl'r\. :-, ----work from ourofr In In f<ca.I !-~tat!! Sale::. Peoplt! SA.LES full l'O nf1dcncc to . dctjuls Son 12 to S S(W 2 So. :'lh'l'.titerranean furn ta d,1\'> "'i.. 1 hr'> day Own LOT MAM Sa I a r~ + l'O mm & wanll'<i Up to 90/10' • C OORDINA. TOR nassified ud no, tl9. c/c Los Angele!> Til]lci. Bayfront Next lo the bl.-"' 'ti chr:., l leaf For gd ust-d furn, anu qui:s&l'lrTV'i.,957-81:1:1 . tr·an!>p f.arn o1 r SJ so 8am-l2. s da)i.. 18 yrs or bonus' C.:o. paid In!> For t•omm. bpht Nwpl Bch Dwly l'ilot. PO Box lSGO. 5"0-0301 Fer ry. Balboa bl and. S'l7:>/ofr: bookcase/i.helf hr 1·a1 1 Ham I 11 m . O\'r Call 752 7100. . mkn'tt''>' l'all S-IO 6091 6.11 0000 Sales orientated pen.on CObta Mes:i, C:i 92626 6754133 w 2 drs on bottom SW,· •• ,1, ••• ~.1 ~ ----needed by bldg mater! als _ _ ---c a u 1 11 e l ( 0 , ,.. , . .,,,.,,, 1,• 'NCll ONl.'"' :-.:on dn\'cr needs rehablt> RECEIVl...aG k · h di T · ed ... 1 " ma t g agency to an c SECRET"'RY op expenenc man or J ust opened·VAN lt.LA . a.tereollltorage Sl30/o£r . \\'i\ITRESS qwet dn\'l'r with uwn t•ar l...aSPECTOR d · 11 hi "' h · Good Job clay:1 per Wl·ck Car. l't·ns1oner~ prt.'£ l'crma lll'nl ti73·221rJ II \IR STYLIST w:tnll'd. SJn Clcmt•nle, cllt!nlelt· ":ultn~. pd \'ac:alton + • ~ hl·r ~.tr J bt•ne£1b f'u II '<'rVH'l' :.alon, l'all 1'12 tiOS.'.i for 1nterv1cw lfJrd\\ ;1rl' l ntf!rt•!>tin.: po::.1t1on opt•n in r etail ,Jfe, :.t1Jrr Recc1\'l' & 'lilt k hJrdwarc Sl'c \ltkl' .f ohn,on If W Wr1~ht l'o l2ti Hoehc~ler C:0.1 llcie.h.>s!>. i :IO to 2. ;\Ion ,..rt Waf.lr OPl'O Appl) h..t'>'n:l&S Jolly Ro.:er. 1.27 1-:. Dyer ltd . Irvine h .... h " or er proccssm.,, s P· Typln" & i;horlhand rect. woman to opera le our a n t I q u e out 1 <I u e, also dresser. 2 drawer,._ \pply mornini;1> for nc1i,:hbor llt><r ' op ping. udmin, etc. Oulil•:. foi· sm"--•i Of". Sc"rut:in· al No. 3 hand fur niture speciali zing in antique w/buveJ(.'<f mirror SJOO &1b·Q80.I p1ng. m(•<.ht·al app:;., al Exper in quality ai,. ... 1·11 i11cld ~om" outi.tde iu ' ' ... t · · d . & •-buram•t· for mcch com""· " ., ~ r·~ltlon in So La••una. 11 ripping. san 1n g wicker, country pine, °' (old oak\. ,\ft :-,pm, -- -irregular tnlt•rvuli-S2 6:i .. -I •s pron1ot1·onal a" ""' "' ood bl h. b i · I l f lfl L~"'' nenh. Small Mfg plant tn :.:i c · ' "lc'"ant workino cond w eac mg us ness. uru~uc se cc ion o g &, &tS-7857. •".,, prhr. tOc pr m1.1;.u 2i37 1·1,·1tit•i. & could lead to ,.. ...., " L B h A · d b lif I II B. Call ll!lt·S3Sl. &opPortumty for advan· ong cac rea . inc u 1ng cau u 1 :I ~1ed1cattuns 11 -7 --M-URSESA.IDES 1-;cu•:. F 'T i.ales trainee po1>. l '1W-IS76 Operate shop as your handmade qmlti. from :-Jew Sounde!>s1gn slcreo. Churl!c NurH· Good :.al --. Order cbk exp helpful. _cc~~ · own on !>Ub-contr act the South. 14U N Gl:isscll Wllq. chr. antq. end lbl. & lrin~c bcns. l\lc1>a Expcr'd on!) J::ldcrly RECEPTIONIST For appt call s-16-6444 or Secretary, ambiliou::.. at· bue.1s Net over $300 St,Oraoge 633·S4 10 antq. i.ew1ni: mach. Verde Ctmv. Hosp. 661 man Ill eon\' hos p . wr1te'"ES""•tARK*·As· k M th ----beaul pic t ure s · Good sec'y skills for " "" "' lractivt-young person wee . us ave your · . -Center ~t. CM 5411-5585 · al Sun Mil m ·MP m • t b'I 1 d d 1 t soc. ~500 Campus Dr. ..,1,,.ping. 1>tenogr aphy • own hand strt· pplng set-Just opened. VANILLA, booltl.helf. Reas. 586-9177 ---SatSun111~ht~llpm ·8am . ~J an eve opera s · 3 11 NB c "..., °' ·n a n1taue boutique Call col l ct·t l2 l3 l new ore tn Irvine SJl u1te # • • · · a clerical exper . Op· up & w ork manship a . 7 dboard d 1 MACHINIST tomml!ru.urate" uper. 92660. Portunlty for ad vance-security <.:all Al 1714> Spec1ahz1ng in antique Gold leaf heab<> . . u& -i Uav 10 Hour Week General machine work on quality aerospace romponents & a::,. i.embheb Mui.t be nble to \\ork from delmled plan- runa.1 :.heets & blucpnnt.i.. Apply In f'er:son :\londay-Thursday idltf' lftdustriH IK 2101 Dove St. NB _ 27_s_.IJ030_ --Resume PO Box i2SO. -----ment Call 7S2·9541 Mon· 68J.S423 · <R1venide>. tr wicker. country pine & 11 :.i. 2 tw~lsz b~ sp~ntg & N t!Wport Bl! a ch. Ca Sales Sat no experience. fee of $800 wuque selection oC g.itts matt. ec an e ~ NURSES A.IDES & ORDERLIES Net'ded to f.11\t' ll·nder loving care to the l'ldt!rl) patients Wtll train qualtf1cd pl'r~onnl·I Earn '>'h1le rou lc.11 n ,\II shifts avail Appl~, It IS Supenor ~. li 9'~ Do you like pe-opl•? -----r c&h is reqwre<t Cor pro-incl. beauuful h~ndmade Oitm bedsprd. 963-337 • • Poi.1t1on open for a Secretary for R.E Mgr fess1onaltraimng QWltsfrom theSouth. U!I Wrought Iron dinette set. RPc<:pt10111l>I Typist. mcmonal counl>elor to Must ha\(! gd •hthnd & N. Glauell St . Orange, Uphol. \ushons. Like nct'ded full lime for talk w ramihe~ :iboul typing. Mov1nR to new Tow Truck Or1v\lrs ex-633·544-0 new 644•1144 ) ~ c w p 0 r I B e a ... h funeral & temetary ar fac IO ln·ine. Gd. i.alary per"d. Top pay. Appl)', A--Al 10 I 0 . Pubh!>htn" firm Good rangemen•·beforene·~. & bene fit~ \ppl•• to G&WTowing,lOOO lr\'tn~..,.,...ecff Lo\•eseat bei~&brown ~ \4 ~ J ~a ~£0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • knowledge of grammar Com m i11sion average Temp.0Hice:TheS1nger Ave.N 642·1-FRG HT DAMAGF.D Corner a ro . Console C:.'>t!nllal biS 6730_ _ between SlS0-$300 per Co .. 2082 Michelson #212. TRAVEL TRAINEE We HCYI'POJl'irT SALE :J3os radio &. record. pJa}·er. week. Sales exp pre lr\'ine 752·023.t . · . .. Antique walnul dropleaf RECEPTIONIST fcrrcd. Contact Mr. · -WlJI train. Good lypm& W. Warner nr Harbor, table 536.3271 ---NURSES A.IDES l'\l men's athletic club, •t F . S.cret-P/tfnw req'd. Non smoker. No Santa Ana. 979·2921 · --M "'IDS 73 L«n .. r prnf'd •t ~-u Pale.btwnl0·3 ... on-rt lir d-'Self travel e"<p nee. Full -·rw1n l\t ed1'terranea11 11110:.el'lt!ullerli Needed "' . .,A, .. -. , " ""' -.; B Xlnt work1nQ cond!>. ~5-1158 4-8 s 3 ay. starler travel bene rlts Ca 11 CASH PA ID .. ..1~". both for $85, 1"1' \laturcTop scar nee Full & p t ime <.iood \'crdc Conv 110!>1>. titH llrs 6:J0am2pm & 2pm· --------w/plt>rurnntpersonality & · · F W h Ory R f ~..... " .,12 1"103. 1).15.3439 henef1ls. Holiday Inn. Center Sl. CM S48 S!lll5 l()pm. Mon-f'r1. 752·7905. 1-.,-A ,•ES ______ .. --.i phone' manner. Xlnl typ-6"0-61ll 9·5 Mon-Fri. w::ldn= ;1 not :s•/.8~3ng ~!~;t,e~r,~ne;s~-8c;t:g ---Lui;una lhlls. Contact NURSES Ji.IDES RECEPTIONIST ~ mg, nice appear. Call TR u CK DR Iv Ell & ~--=-------1 .,... l~~.~~~~e~~ ;Y~~~s (~~r P_e_rs_~mel ~-·5000_ ~ -7-3:30. Ex per. prd d Small Mission Viejo Mfg E• ECTROHIC 7&2·2m2 ask for Bar bara. COUNTER SALES. PT, Rt-frig 2-dr, upper-lower. 6PM - -, 1 MANAGEMENT C t Cl b Ci .._ SECRET"'RY over 18, e xper n ee. coppertone. A·l <'ond. Drexel Pecan Esperanza r:L~1onally Sulary ()pen • · oun ry . u rn \' Co needs neat appearing, ORGAH SALES "' Wa lt's Wharf, (213) $300. Mr. Main. SS2 7500 DR bet. O\'UI tbl, 3 lvs. It cf 1. r c n l' cs. N 0 n PEOPLE PERSON Home, S.19·3061 . courtcou:I, ex per person. T C 0 M Challenging pos. for a 5984433 Fred -d 8 h b ff ·.moker Balboa Island. E>.l'C. 1wt.><ls pthme as· N · d , & Bkkp'g exp helpful but 11 I G H ES person who li kes var1 ety. Washer & dryer $90 ea. pa s. c rs. u et •a7S ~9 SOC'. In wholesale supply. 1 ursi~g at c i.o~e not nee: typing req'd man ~USSION/GUARANTE· Some exper in per11onnel Typist-Recept N.8 . area. Gas r anae $SO. Dshwshr credenza, orig $3000 now . Fu 11 Y ca Pt ta Ii ll' d . h!>ekp g fo.r dti.abll-d rem. 50 wpm . Call Liiiian E/FRINGE BENEFITS. & Insurance work de· P/time. Approx. 30 Hrs •· 646·5&18 $1300. Enkeboll wall unit llousckeeper. lady 111 &t.2-163.i Exp. prefd but nol re· Slll 3830 Sell in high traffic shop· ed Sh 1 --• ---w/carvad mirror SSOO. v.heelcha1r. 5 day wk. --------qwr d Live in or out. ---ping malls. Some abihly ~~10~ lnd~t'lt~~~~i:: per wk. 640·~ .AuctiC* 10 IS 646-7SSS _ II B 71' !16:!·5224 MANAGER, EXPER. P 'T. 898-2233 Recept/Secret-to play the organ req'd. Call for appt 540-7639. Walteri Wun1-n1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------· h - ' Previous salebo ex per. onl ._ ________ _,1Antlque oak 42"' round la llOUSEL·E"',PEl"· .. f"n & Women s clot ing i.lore. Offic•AH~mtt for med1(•al field. Typ. uJ b II E.O.E. Lunch shl y. Dinner ble/4 chairs. 2 matchina " _r, \ n v full lime. lnter\'lew~ hdd f user . ut we WI train -------house e.xper. pref'd. App-PUBLIC FURNITURE h b k h I ft '"& F·ri on I Y . genera I Mon-Wed-Fri from 2.4 or l\I ature. rebp. pen1on ~!1t'.\i~~~·;e +11~e~r~a~ you. Call Daphne Jett. SECRET Ji.RY·SR. ly Victor Hugo Inn, 361 I· ae up o c air:. hsekeepmg and watch 2 7 9 Her., a musl. Kra.dt! P 'time Wknds. 4 ·JOpm · su.1426 S86·7302. Xlnl secretanal skills, + CUR Dr. Laguna Beach •Al.:TION * :;;r~~dy Xlnl cond •·hlldren 7 .\ 9 SJO wk l\att F<t:.hton~ 9931 12 .30am $2 .SO h r ~~~~~~~~~~! statlst1 cal t ypin g & Moo·f'rlbetwn 3-Spm Tonfte7:l0,.M. --------lr~~e_ar<'a. ~2 784!.___ llarrulton Ave .. 11.B Ap· Baynew Manor. 350 W R E Sale'> Sales wanted, exper nee fieure aptitude required U> ....... WtkofM) llOSEK E ~:}'ER LI v f:. ply in person _ ,_Ba__:.y_S_t._C_~_l_64_2_·3_so_s __ , C.enlury 21Adame1i. now Over l8 \Vho Are Those for acctna depart. MUSI WAITRESSES REPOS IN, net'dt'CI 1mmoo to hvl! ,1 •na"umenl nDPORTU ... ITY anten•iewing for sales Guys? N.B. 67S-8410 rall be self motivated & have Exper'd food 4' cocktails. STOCK LIQUIDATIONS Like nu deluxe water bed w custom bdbrd . $400/bl.t ofr. 7S9-t003 I I h ~· ... ~ v..-" oeoale for their 2nd omce for appt. &:ood public relations at Day oc ni&bt. Apply 1n ~ n s~h0~f ~~ea ch113rr:nl' suc,:_ESSOS~UL If you are not making $6 rn-Alicia Town Center. t.Jtude. XJnl Co. benefits p er s 0 n . M r. G • I Living rms. lovely bdrm,__________ ,J "°me Eng nee, 536 7646 """ " per hour. call us. F\All or acrOS!> the street from Sales help, exp'd, for 714-833-9329 Restaurant. 3100 l rvllle, 1ets. cheals. armolres. SPC PLAYPEN .... • or 536·2320 Expanding bull. req ·s part lime work avaJla· Gemco. For appt. call lady's sports wear. Lido NB dinina tbls, cbr1 & china. 12) 8' SOFAS. ~ · ted ble. Must have depend•· Manuel Adame, Brkr. or lsland. l;73.Q:IO Secretary lo V.P. of Nat' bar stools. desks and Cl) LOVESEAT ·,. HOUSIKEEPER succe:.s onnden pe~son ble trans. Ph: Fuller M Co. Gen office, apUtudc sofas, occuional chrs, 20TTOMANS ·:. want.Jog 2 income us. Brush Co. 754~71 83Lo1ul,5.~ J uteau , gr. SALES-Jr. Wom en 's for figures & 1horthand i Welders rocken. lamps, Pictures, Ba c he I or I u t h e r ot own. Call for a ppt/ln-... "'"" FashJons. Exper. pref'd. plus. Salary open. Xlni f TV's. blk & white & col· SACRIFICE witeenageu wants ruu ter vw, C r o wn En ·Painter.Exper .,neatap-Advancement possible. fr1n1es. Call foT appt EriCSOR achtS or. wasben, dryer1 & OMLY$488 .. ~~~~= ~c:"de~:k~M~~ terprises.8.18-3'"1. pearance. Must be de· R.E.SaJ•people Apply In person. The 546-9790 Equal Op llas F/Ume openJngs for r efrige ra t ors. PLUS 3PCROOMGROUP ~1 hlle heallhfoods &a live. MA.HAGER peodablo. Good pay-for WANTED Second Clanco. 2122 W. portunlty Employer exper'd LOTSOFMISC. 5PCBEDR.OOM · Iv home. No llve·ln. Hrs for maternity bouUque. right person. 549·:Sl OO, CallLuskRealty. Oceanlront,N.B. SECTY/BKKPR, must Htl.-cWelcl.., $AYISA.VE 7PC LIVJNGRM & sal a r y flux lbl e . Mu11t be exper 'd . Sal &u-0308 960-4361 SAUSLADY/Mllfl•H have exper. In R.E. & Full benefits: Pdedkal, We honor BoCA, MC, SPC DINETTE 1173-M<IO +t'Omm.SSU1734. PASTEUP Artist wanted. w•~ted tor Oard & Gift c ons truction. Sal ary dental, opUcaJ. Please Caab ler 'a Check s Is $588. Jlousekeel)4lr ror l!lderly woman & son. Must have l'lil' ll live-out. 645· ISSJ H OUSE WI VES & STU D EN T S' llousecleaners needed, 1·ar req. Up to $100/wk. ~1008. 873-8l58 Exp pref'd or will I.rain. ..,, Boll u 1 Cd·u Ca apply at Security Ofc., CAS H. No personal MANAGER F/time poa. Co. benefits. Rnldeftt AldH -t-st.op. Must be able to =· ,,., ' P•, ' t931Deere Ave.. S.A. checks PLEASE ! Food 4 DRAWl5 R CllEST Sl~. I . ,_ Arip•", PcMysave.r, 1660 Mature persons. Ad\l.lt work either day or eves. available. Jteiru subject Walnut finish J-h M aan n tS aee..... "' d t Call CAI!. ·'"'10 ,.__,,,,,_ IP...-1&.-a -~.. p ace"Ua Ave. CM r eal ent care cen er. _.,..,., •SECURITY OfCRS• topresale. -.-n .. rw,...... ... Ing enthusiastic. exper'd ·• o:icac w m r H 1 UCTIO 1 ••5 H_....-II. CM Individual tor ll e n 's1---------i Good~neflu.6.'ll__, Sales l ad y, moturc, Estab·t Aecurtly Clrm 0 en or ousec ea.n· MASTEASA H -__. OeptMgrposlUon.Appl)· PhofteSchtdulert 1--------·1 Hallmark Gitt Shop. need.1 r eliable men & log. Part time or full 2d7S•2NewportBlvd CM "45·6151 In peraoo at J oseph 2 Ope nln g11 . Unique Rei;taurant H.B. P /tlme to start women for unifor med ti me. T op sala r y 833~ 646'8G86 1----~~~~~~ Magnln, So. Coast Plaia. Health Program. Part/ HOW HllUHG Some eves. 840·lSS7 secur1 ty positions t ~I 642·~ orS46-48.!!_ _ ~ E.O.E. M/F. lime. Day or Evenlngll DAY HlLP -Costa Meaa. fo'UU or p/~WRJTER, re·writer . P 1T .... li-.c-ydf1 ____ _._1_0_2_0'"'New a addl e colored ' Nd meticulous motivated Stiff M-../Wo•n sch1ec:tulc.-s ap!.ell. Ret111rees1 your homr Call Mr Ives. ••••••••••• ••••••••• ••• N:iueahyde club t'hatt 11.skpr/lite cook live to for Manage m ent Develop. lndivtduals. Cid benefita Apply belwn i·$J)m OPPORTUMITY OF we come none co eel. 893-4474 USED BIKES $l00.B3l·2797 ·1 ~~pl. Afl ll u lt :r::O:iJ:.1,°aleeCoi_.e~~~ m~,~~~inlt1c11, NB W~c::.~ld UN TIME ~l;c for appt (213> -YACHT SW S -~. Dizy, aell. trade S-pc ,.,,aJnut bdrm set. aci ------ambitious person of un· • Pr 1 vat o CI u b M e m ---Experienced yacht sales Cycle & Co. 2'88.Newporl cond • ~00 962-7493 aflu Immediate openinp full questionable character Prac. nur~c/hskpr livm H I IW'99n bershlPll or sail boat S • c 'J I m od er a l ~ penon wa.nt.ed by rapid Blvd C.M. M!-7910 6 • I or p1time. No ex per. nee. fcrttual.a management Mal. wom a n . T a 11 . 2640S. Brfftol, SA sales at wat.er fron\10<'•· statis cal lYJ>inf exp. re ~ ' Aces 17 lb.ru 28. ~. train1nJ Pl'Olram. Abon stroa6. oon-.mkr to U· Uon. Hi&h income. In· quired. Local CPA nrm Ir ow l n I F U J I I Br an d n c w m e n '1 G•• U. IOH Marin Corp It e 11 al Lite l.-estl.n& n clt!.nc aocl.al Npl.714.$33-988'1 YAMAKADe.aJ~.Qlll SchwinDS-.pd.$7$. • ..................... . ' • · :~;!( ~~~!nJ~~~ ~C:.1t~ Nr n~ean, San SELL Idle items with • acllvitles E~p. ln retail SOUTHWISTBN 6'5-7633 .. ~C AUCTIOM IMS CooaDIMAToa Uon PN{erred. Teach.lni. aem. 831·2&00 H it tor Daily Pilot Classified Ad, tratnc sale prerd: can, Sec'y wit!\ ltocral oltlce YACHT SALIS Miiii I Mftftk IOH MANY nNE ITEMS OF Poaltlon require• 1Jalet, or m anaiement Georte,lvmsg. IU-5878. book•, etc. Neal, 1kllb. Aceu.r•l• cypist. 7H/m4111_,., •••••••••••••••••••••••!STA.TE JEW£LRy; tbcnuCb knowledle of blckeround helpful For W W 7100 ~·enjoydealln1 CaJJ Pat for ioterflttt v"'IDM~~u FcrSaJe:Approx200sqf\ ART OB!,.E .... CJ'~.~,.?'· ~ll_pbuea o f 1roup httervl e w call jane .W, ..t-4 7100 tWp mltd wit!a thepubllc. Rell. r•· appt.830-lm ,,.. "'" Fibe 1 1 1 ti ~ rU"Jc. .,..,_"" huma. Cll\lah.Y pro-M .. •Jvalne .6.•7·10"1 ................ •••••••••• .. ·--··-!••••••••••• "'ldred ~1783 ~ -n-.o •• r.-a,.. ..... '1 ••• ntu • on. PHONE POR lN' .___ ... 1 .. ..,. ""' ., ,. · Service Sta. Attendant, """ ..... ......,_ ·-oPen-Job.na-Manvllle Rll. • • 1*11...._~ •• ... E.0.!!.L-108 SALESPEOPL£ exper'd. l'\111 or p/Ume, l n I t f or 2 me n . •tOOlot.m.o282 11'0. • B ROCHUR E;.. u d6i'tul ttul&: Lluoa SALES WA.._D A_." Arco sea•.,;:.;. lflh Mechanical knowledaa 145-2200 ~-~·.t;r. bt'"' com1>ur 6 fu. ll AT 0 R E W 0 M AN l'U..,. ~ """'"' hfl..I t neat h Dd nt. "-10.ta bro'"•r t . x Al Co. p/t lme t o welAome L K Toaelladv..U.101.Goad .trtrvine.C.M.... I .,..u . w·-'"~ w""'t ....,. ~MANY l\amllure ft~. • .. JHE 00 od r 125 000 i o • 1ni nee --.....ay "' • ,.-.••••••••••••••,••••• , ..... , beMRU. n.w11-1m =::=.·,.~"ib~:\::. ::rs.~c! ~t1ar. 'car al Service St•t!on Atten• WU1 tr • U30 Newport I\' DOG T RAINING ~,!!~~ !b~~ 'M:i~i tnatnxtJonal Alde <Z> tor Nl'f'Ci car , Jlta l)'plns. EuroJ)t'an Puhlooa J.-or Ou)'a & Cal:. h11• towance. bue. Takln.a dant, .axf'r d. Day • Bl. CM :• ... -J. YourPl""or Mloe Rtn. Pfnc P<»nl tbl, patio m.au. c1 ..... a Rp • 5"1..-S. emplo1m1·11t optntnir• ln l\fanaaement & hlter vlew1 now. ca11 Evet.1"\11 • P/Ume. Ap· : JqM Martin 548-00$9 tcit, Other 11.emt tncludt d11,l dQSawk .Approx Sales In oor Womon'a De~t In f'Jti.b lon ; (714)~ ·-, ~~~Stat.loci, 111.hf& ~ PUPPl ~S · Auitrallan ,t~. booJc•. toola, 1IP $U 1r. Qmcil eaper. " Mechanic llland. SA.L~-P/t.lme Fabric • 'o-, -, i,•• •••u•u•• •••••••• O.tUo DOU. f Wka old, phanu • Franclaon· oblJity lo ..,Ut l1t1tn.C• Ellper. tnechanlc. Qd, MA~A•a. M1turo ~non experlqnced In Sh CM S•vk e Sta. N11bt Atte~ ~.... IOeS Call 515l·JW . ._ ,, .:.u .:.... war. 6 MUCH MOR1'. torw req'd. Appa,y at Sad· wot klf\1 cond Tool1 hl•h tnhlon women·a eport.al"t'ar. f\bl to op. '1~0 Urida J ri2 Or1 iilt• a wk. ,\pply, ....................... _ ,., ~-----..:.... --. ta)..03.$1 ~" ~':~-~ dld>ack Valley Unified rum. Salary open. Appl)' tallelYll f'fulra•oC \' t"Y ect.lvu bop. 1:' _c.i • ---'.SMU. S'nt161r¥lne.1Q " Male C«ktt,• t fl'I otct: •~.· ·' i~ 6cbool Dl1trlct. 25'31 tn pttton MM t.o 4PM. !JS.ALIS. Sharp l'!ls ~11:ociienc~ la •alea Of 11 ~our Profeulon , •. ,. ,. ~ tort Prio~ MauUfully ibow coat A ICC te· McWIAC Sal•: '72 TortQO ~ ~Dr. llV. Penoa· SH man. .. er Sb.U St•· blslt tu htOll •omcor1 • i pori.wur •itfl HOME ltEPAJRS? • Serilct tuUoa at..,. nl fruiN.aed· m•b OIW'ed ..Mteo .~d , Squlrc flUO..:. Frid&• •«nee. tJoo, IUI Harbor A Dst.e advancflneftt Into manaiemtnl. ,. Diel 1GU now ~ tb for day llUft 4171 Cia· ·-o1r.c.u 12."" • -"'• • • ' .. .,, ::; 1 f' ··' $175: color ·1·v Slf~1 11 lat'UllllejlalaL Penoa Pl.C.M._ _• 1:1 ..... ,., ................... plMe a clwlftecl a4I .. put Dr., N.I . Con r ( •,; thu Poodle ._a, = ~much men. _..... tli care lw Mff ,...,.,,,_ANIC, CLASS!A 1· CdMon.&Jnlat.;Jt a.m tolpm ''; lie DUli Pi* s.ntce c.;npul•MtcArthttt!" GUAGE SALE •de ·ind~ l1 IDCIDW, SIS. illf•Nl..mo Ji •""""" ~ ·~•... DlNdor1 lw a wbcWt · .., .... -~.-.:a 1 _., thie Ml.FPilatMl*•hi""' i8D-i.e •. w ,t• .~' -;·: \ ,. ... ta O IDmft'C lal rcw taH up • ••O• IOI' n .......... O'I".. mdatlt '1a:' utUe .. Silrv. ----·-.. PJ NiillMa ~o Pia7:ro:;J -' • .~ '.I 0••• l•l•'U MC~t ~c~~ta~ =r:::.-~r::: ,~JI.IE um .... ~ ~~·~i."'• .144151[ ,, ===tlaa;~ae-mor. ="E~·tf~i A= ~·=L~!rl,, thoa~ ':'citt:~"'r~.i:'i ~·;.:~ ~;... l tlMt•111.IJLmi .r+ aft ....... ~ ' ' .......,. I1 I.;\~ .. ;;1,,..~ --_... .• ....__,. ' • II.Iii. --;:i' ~,,....... ~~ ·~--.,,, ---. . ...... 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Call Dale al duy ti raininl. 606 st1nal cir t'~l, 12xl7, miac. 4.!18-2'7W. · -~f~~rt(!>s1C:~J~4t, ~=on"Exercycl• ~~~"f!~~~r':. ON ALL 1977 VANS SM~• Marigold, CdM. Sul flOO Very c:lean. AU Jtras. "to 3, Sun" to 12. Beb} --548·3036 549-3221 & M OTOH HOMES rurn,wa&her,etc. DALI Etching. $50, AJvar GREATFISHlNOBOATI MOVING-Utho s1is, Buffet Lllho 2a tt , flybrldge, bait c~t , $2.50. Brandt WaLettolor tanlc, calley, h e ad. .._a 4' love11eat. ch111r11. ~.Ph ~-5.595 Sleepe 4 Engine com· Rius top & wood coffee ---pletely reblt Eleclronlc • tbl. G1tme aet Wall unit J l!I.: Rattan: Sofa, <:.tar. 1lear includes depth ~a table Klng or qn corner \bl (gd cencn fuldcr & br'and new, un. multre!l~c'i Antq style Beaut abeet pale areen used :a.way TY t 11dio <-uno, sewln& tal>le, l>ul· dr<1pes w/pleated valan· RDF. $7500. Call evea fet, & PQ.ych cuuc h ce/rod1. 3 mos old. wknda6'&-93'15 M6--8540 Several 11zes. 499-3105 20 1977 VAN CONVERSIONS AT UNBELIEVABLE, ONCE-IN A. LIFETIME SAVJNGS! HERE'S AN EXAMPLE .. 1977 FORD BUBBLETOP VAN CONVERSION Complete with 460 V8, automatic trans , air cond power 1tM<1ng, apoed control. dual tanks. sink •tove. Icebox, potty dinette area & eleepe 6 Low mileage rental (068SXAJ LIST PRICE -$12,377 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & loaded! Asklng$4l,900. ~~~SEOUT s9277 PRICE 15 I I D111hwahr. round beet. Ringle bed, rhr. hi chr. lllil" i.e;.t, ct1• 303 Prin h•ton, C M 7~1 11!13 8070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . WANTED TO I' C' AS II DO I. LA ll 11 \ll> FOlt YO ll lt · ~ c·r J>J '" o~ u si·1~ .~ct looM! u1a $475. Also nuac &tones &r Jwry. 2 l!:mcralds 21.'l_.36 0972 Jewelerll Bankruptcy Sale, 9070 PLUS fAX & LaNSf • $500 CASH OR TRADE ' w111 finance with your good credit Offer ends 48 hours after publication fi1 l l MhXfY TOY O TA .. . ' ' ' ' ...... , ... · ..... & • 9170 '70 VW pop top camper ~ aood, aa a. $1500. 87HU9 -----1971 FORD WINDOW VAN Automatic. VII, P"' 1 !!lCerml(, AM/FM 8 lllrllO <'nssette, "'hllo spoke whee ls, paneled + <'nrpeted lhruout & much more! ExtrA c:lea n ' C4590SNl. $2799 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN MCRCURY lRVINE 830-7000 . orrer aood thru 11ena 1t Dodse Van, VI, PS, auto, $3600 or best ofr. 63l·Sl97 or S7S-&:a6S an 6PM '77 Ford M 1nl ·home. loaded. 8K miles. Make alter. &44439 'If) Subaru. 40 MPG. Must tell by Monday. $526. beltolfer. 761-1462 DO YOU OFFER A SERVI~-'! Let the public know with an ad In the Dally Pllot St!r v1ce D1rct•tory ll c.in cost you n~ l itUe u:; $1 OS per day. 1-·or more In· rormalton and complete ralAll call 642·5678 9590 BARWICK DATSUN ..._Ill J 11 • .111 t ,1p1-..t I ,11111 831 -1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAMCARS Ir TRUCKS / CONNELL CHEVROLET 2R28Harbor Blvu COSTA M1':SA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAU F'OR TOP USED CARS f'OREIGN. DOMESTIC or CLASSICS Jr your car I!> extra clean seel.Lll rlri.t IAUER IUICI< 292.5 Harbor Blvd Oleta Mei.a 979.2500 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN ~·$:1 ltlRJ~ BE Ar~H CH VO HUN I 1 t;<, f '>N Ill A< H a.i;· : 1111 • •• 111 1111, 1978 Bt-4W's H~RE'MOW! 1910 BMW 1800, ai.kinit uooe . .Rtblt ·ADI 1 ond lran1. &4~296 uk tw Paul _____ ·_._ DAllV PILOT NCW POR r DA lSUN ?7Q1urme Demo &r ex~uUve aalo now•~• on-hurry! 88100VE ST REE'\" (~earM&CArlhur Blvd. & Jambcwee Road> 1970 BMW "Cluaic '' 2800 NEW'J'ORTBEACll COMPLITI CS Coupe..t apet!d, tun. Hl·llOO root. factory air con4., ---.------IODY SHOP i\MtFM 1t4!l'eo, e!eetrlc '74 HO i. atr. At.l/FM MOW <>PIH window-. pwr. alltOOna" \.ape, maas. $4!!00. Call br11kea, llah\ alloy 548-7"3 I XCIWMT wheels & only e:i .ooo ----------SWCTIOM OF miles. MINT condJllon! 1970 1800 Roadster. Must IMW RES•LEs Sll,500/"" ,offer:. Prt. ~ell fast. But offer. "' pty. c;au 642-0lJS. 64().6009 We mu)' have your nex\ --------- Cill' 111our111ventory. call '78 BMW 0301. Meta\ll( 811 w.today! blut/~ tnlr Sieroo caM. 831-2040 49§.4949 sunroot. • 1o1>d. 30,000 nU Xlot conct. $11,200. Ph WAMT!D TO IUY ss_1_ss_12 __ Quality u.ed BMWs. llOY C.UYll IMW llMOJan\boree Road NEWPORT BEACH -- 640-6444 --- CREVIER &I Sf• H .,_OAoWlfY SAMfA AHA · 83S'81JI Tt<I UUIMATI OIUVIHO lllOACHIHf •USED 8MW11 * '74 2002 Auto. 598LPO '75 200'l 4 ~pd S/R (4002 I '75200'.lA Ser. 2ZJ6 '7fl20024spd SIR -IOlPOP '76 S301A SIR 712PQM '77 320IA S/ R l 77RSK QOHd °" S..~oy-• - ORANGE COUHTJ'S OLDIST & BMW RESALES 1973 2002 4 speed with sunroor. l6S051. 1973 BAVARIA Auto1™1Ur. air cond & ~unroof <Oo:JNBZl. 1973 3.0CS ~ speed with sunroof. IZSlMCC ). 1974 2002 4 ~peed, air cood. & 'ltereo ca s sette. <763MCCL • , .. "743:0So ' Automaltc. air cond. & sunroof. <388K.Lfl'). 1974 3.0Csa Automatic, sunroof & leather Interior. (488L.NT> 1976 SlOia 4 speed with sunroof. <EruN D). 2 to choo.e from. 19762002 Polans :o;1lver wllh air c ond . & 4 Spt'ed. (229P0R) 83 I -2040 495..4949 74 Bavaria; auto, air. A\1 /f'M, wheel• met:llllc, 411 3 ftep 991 $737. 125 Belinda Cr 1133. Anaheim lt76IMW130 I Auto, a.It, tape, 11ul.r0dt. Mutt sell or auume cur ren~ leaae. uo,200. (:MlPQLl 6 75-9626 6424103 ~ 9715 ················~······ &97 2 CAPRI VG, autornutlc. AMffl\I radio & only 34,000 n111<•1 C!l71l-:SDl SADDLEIACk VALUV IMPORTS 831°2040 495-4949 76DATSUN 8210 4 tHr, a11Mt ellete tet. CU026l Bill MAX EY TOYOJA •f•I •·~ "'' ' •• I \\', •hH11'1N10l ""' &• H 1975DATSUH l ·ZIOCOUrl 2 Uoor. 4 speed trans & low miles. In ex<'ellenl rondltioo! (233NDNJ. MAklOFFlll 1!174 Capn, 2800 V·6, <'lf'llO & good u re 'i 123115 963 ~ 1977DATSUM l<IHGCAI PICt<UP with camper ahell 5 ·-tipeed t.rana .. factory air 9720 rood. &i A~f/FM stereo • • • ....... •• • • • • • • • • • • • • Ulpe. (l £47577). Dahlin *DRIVE A * * LITILE ... * SAVE A LOT SHOP .. COMPAJlE BAR WIC K D ATSUN ~.u,.Ju.•n•·.q·• ,, ., ... 831·1371) 4'?? JJ 7'» Call NEWPORT OATS UN for the best buy In 11 new or Uhed Dateun! 833-1300 Tlte '71s At. Het'e o\ll mndds & rolori, Immediate Dt4ivety Today! COSTA MESA DATSUN ~llARBORBLV.P. 540-6410 540-02 13 MAKIOFHlt Ml' \ION vii J< I IMl'llAfS . . . II J I ' 1 .a" J II~ I .' U4 '71 2-tOZ. Super sharp! Burnt oranae. 4 ~pd, ma111. •1r. l own er. $3885. pp 67J.252l MANY NEW & USED DATSUN Z CARS COUPES&2+2's 4 &i5Specd Stickis A~ Automatk~ All Colors llurr)' while they lai.l al these SUPER SAVINGS COSTA MESA DATSUN 9723 ....................... 'Tl Dano Cpc. Jmmac. New pnt. llhr, 32,000 mi. $18,000. Cun asm 11e. 833· ltl:le 644-0868 aft 6pm 1977 0AT$UN Rat 9725 210Zl+2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed. factot'Y air cond .. AMIFM stereo, 1111\'er metallic with block tnm & only 8000 mil•! "Sbowrooai fresh In every respect I !'' C508.SFN1. ClllVllR M"(>TOllS 1st &Broallway SANTAANA ' 835-3171 197 6 FIAT XI /9 With stereo t'assette & only 19,000 males. (887PP'I>. SADDLHACK V AUIY IMPORTS IJl·2040 495-4949 IMPORT CARS 1975 IMW 5301 ALL MODELS Arclll' blue with brown '72 Datsun 240Z. 45,000 FIAT 124 SPIDllt CQMVlltTllLE <3) To Choose From ---------• leather mlenor. Sunroof, mil~. 4-specd. WI automatic " In excelfent ____ ~_zio_~_ '75, '76 " 'Tl All wilh Jow mlleaf{e & in excellent showroom con· d.l.Uon. W9'13). MHD condOML~i·· '75 Oa(aun B2rl>, ... dr. C ~ auto, Xlnt cond. 2S,ooo LEAH ROY CARVER IMW nu.~. 546-4044 Priced to Siii USID CAllS 1540Jamboree Road MOW NEWPORT BEACH '71 Dataun wgn, air, M l\\lllN \Ill 10 •l'•ll'OIH ' CAUPAPPY 64o.6444 ~=tic 111%5/Bllt oCr. . . llJ I 17 ·11• •Y'. 1704 540·5630 ........... .tlOOAMtos.Htw tlOOAldot,Mew 9100 ..................................................................... IOll~SO~ & so~ • LtNCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HAHOR BLVD. COSTA MISA WllUY USB>CARSI We're the new Chevr<>let A.Mtoli .......... . •.•....•...... .__ ...... . Alfa ROltlN 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *ALFA ROMEO • '71Sp\dt,. ar•hre! A rew J'h• left et factory rtduc.d pricet. IEACH IMPORTS 918 DOVE STRBET (Near MacArthur Blvd. 4 BRAND NEW . ; . .. . . - 1978DA1SUN L ._.~$18?! ~.;:;:::=~~ 1078 Datsun 8210 2 Door -This car Is fully eQu1pped 1nclud1ng undersea!, special detail. body $1de moldings & radio -36 month open el}d lease. Exact lease p1ymt!flt Is S68 78 per month plus' tax Vet'llcl• value -$.3526.95. Pay only S142 91 adVance payments to tak• delivery on approved credit Tol•I of' lease payment -$2686 08 Option prtc. at ~d of lease -11839 71. (355090) ,, ~ Lt lo bt b· J\ E. ce ~ I ' . • . .- . . ~ I DI. DAIL T Ph. OT Fr1dat Januaty. 1018 Autos, h1tporW At.to•. IMpOf"ted Autos, Import.cf Autos, UHd A.Ytos. u .. d A.to., UMHI .=:.:.;::...:::..:.:.;......;~----------..;...--.... ---• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• .. • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••. ••• • • • • • • • • • ••• •• ••• •• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._ ,., 1 ....., ... teiitd ....._,.....,-tied w.ce•s lea '740 P_,.ot '741 Toyot. · '765 Coclloc 9t 15 C.tlwtal 9930 t ...•.....•..•....•...••......•.•.•••.••.••••• ·~····················· ·•···••················ •.•.•..•.••••.......... ····••·········•••••··· •••••••·····•••········ ............................••.••.......•• SAU SIMIP&m9Uf If Y•lllSTI MWef ... ThfteOlelhe LOWHT PRICID FIATS IN SOUTHftN CAllf AT DICICMIWR THEV.._, FIAT DEALER =:'1978 FIAT 131 2 Door 1 ""'9..,,...,.. ..._ ,~ H )t•lt '4299 ---·---1().. U I'• In Stock °'4>1<• ef Colo< 2 On ·4 o,. 0 Wo9011a Avtomotte ho1u , 011 CIM\- dotloft"'tl, ell ovlliloble OVut 200 rlATS ___ , SUPERI SHYICl D£PT. 97J7 ...... •n• lrcmdNew '77 HONDA Ccr1 MAHY To Choow '9-om! UNIVERSITY Olds .. bU. Honda Ccr' • GMC ·74 rtX-4 Wt;n Al'. 1\ \1 Trucks fo'M , Mich llr•·~. k11111 .,ll.50 11 .1 111 vd s,hm· ki. 1 ov. 111 \1111 • ~ 111 ><>r , s11rv 1cuJ11" .i\.ill l 1,,,lJ Ml'SU S-10 :..640 Sl!l50 71 l 4!H ~5!1.! n lkd llunda. 7,00C) m1 Mercedet •em 9740 SJ.650 l\Jll ••••••••••••••••••••••• fi44 5441 or 540 z:in '74 HONDA CIVIC 4 •f •• , 4' c.oro ·~ 5 I 899 ,,""1'J ''"" t-.8 Its '72 210SE 4.5 (' h I !> I !> ,1 ( l ol '' I I Mt:n.cdi:!> Ht•111 "'h1l h show' i.up«rh 1 an· l.u \ ur) t'<lW 1>1>t•1t t 1~21' II \' MAKE OFFER \\\ l1J\ i: .i .:c.HJtl 'l h 1·1 wn ol oll1t:r tini: ~1 uz, 1r1 11ur 1mi:ntor. L.11! tud.1~' MISSION VIEJO IM~OUS ._ ....... , .... ._... I f ... , ....... _ •• ,,_.._, 831-17•8 •9.S -170• I '70 Mil 2805! Auto , tlte aunruof. 111r «uni.I , '"" r window11, i.h'f'1'(1 rndu1h1 & 63.000 \M'l(lllld 11\lh::t 1 '~l'h1:. d1~ 1·nnun11t111i: mOlon•ar 111 \ll!'l'I' lhrou&houl '" One ul .i ktnd • <812BN H. I CREVIER MOTORS Ii.I & Rroudw.1y S \NTI\ ANA 835-3171 '72 MERaDES 220 .. Lk....,..-• ••'-ll'IW· • W'l•J Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 l ••••lh4. 1•1 I\\\ tCUNTING,fOHllA'H *PEUGEOT • We havo a 1ood 1elcl'l1011 ~ fi06I " '78 Dlesl!l11 now lrut.ock HACH IMPORTS 1H8 DOVE ~"TRF. F.T <Near l\beArtbu.r Blvd ·n Coroll•. Standard Int. de-luxe exl. Make ofr or t 0 I) 548-5'7'4 all 8 '70 Corolla I dr. uuto trans 4 cyl $1000 ~-390l artere11m &JamboreeRoad>. Tri-.ph 9767 NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·0900 19'75 Triumph S p1Wre ---Me<•banJcully excellunt, 'Of"SChe 9750 11tereo tape & super •••••• •• • •• • • • • • • • •••• • sharp in tenor & extenor 1965 PORSCHE Prl. ply. $3.495 Q:lll Oon 356 COUPt M I'' ut 6'10 2500; even In ,.x.t•elll·nt •·011d1llon rng!I uftcr 6 pm, <'all Wllh factory t•hromc 5-lli $IQ wh1·cl:. 1062'1 I MUST s1o:1-:11 I SADDLfl.ACK V AWY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 l'orsche '74 911 TtirMa 44K mt, l nd1,1 r1•tl1hlk tr1 m. leather I rn 111 JI' &W"4510 '70 GT G +, !io,000 m 1, 1n \'.Int i.hupc, $18:!~ ti4U lr.!W 1976 TRIUM Pll 'fll7 Unly 12.000 rnllc11, Carmine v. 'latltll<• 1nl{•r1or, sun rool. u11 c·ond , AM/l"M 1·,1!\!ll'llt•, mu&a & much 111m-l•' lmmuc:ulut1•1 Un ly sr.1% J>n ply t'all 71 911T, 5 :.pd, T Jr~u. ,\I ·MO I 17tour :;·n ~.6!1!1 toy:., new P1relllK. i\1t'. 1mmac $10 500 675 071'.1 Tit:! J.IM\K liody l'OIC · ' ' t1111L'I. whl11 & m111l' Porsche !Ill & !II~ parh 11t IJ.16 72'70 • • 1976 CADILU.C SEVILLE All leather, stereo tape, crwsl' control & all lhtl deluxe ex t rai. Ul29NROI $9888 1 [1 I '77 & '76 Sevlllt's To Choosi: From Nabers Cadillac ''11111 ll.11 h111 Bl't.I ( "'I I \l,·,,1 '\ Ill '11 t KI ·12 Blk lnt/ext, all pwr & A/C. New front ttrf'a ~ (;all d}S (213 I 432 432 2941 en/wknda l7l4l M0-11101 I oom:b Ghia. Z aunrool. loaded, new ~-\Yknda 61'M. 830-7173 ____ _ -----1975 Monarch 8 cyl. Conette ttl2 vinyl loP, etc. Good . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ PP. 346·1440' or '15 Corvette. 1ulver/ red, 640-~ T-lop 41,000 m1 , loaded. -2 d ._. ~ $7450, orrer. 752 7521 1972, r ... ercury n- kdays tego, opera windows. S. w PB, R/H, a ir, lo mi, l 1976 CHEVY cond. 960_-44_54 ___ _ CORVETTE T· TOP Mu.h..g 9 Automatic, air cond., ••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM s te r eo t upu, '68 l"stbek 289. Nu clu h, pwr. windows, lilt whet'I. curb, more. Nds btily luggage rack & lesi. than writ. ss:;o. 642·8560 17,000mlles. (289NttY). $8799 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY G5 289 Classic. PS/ • fuct J1r. Best offtr. 64(}.tiOflO '67 Mustang m runntlg rood but damaged. or bl•st <Jfrer. (7'\'4> -&34 l&M!I # IRVlNF. 130·7000 Ol'feq:ood tl\ru l 9 7H 72 MUST AN\:; GRAN~. ---<..1eun By owner. $1!$>. 1971 CADILLAC -'75 Corvette, auto, full Call 831 !1997 pwr, air, T-top. Bronze. . ------.... COUPE DE VIUE lo nu's, mint cond $7700 G7 Mustang. clean (Olt wbpMt ....... ~ Al ptll( .. ..-'v, ... a 1ic OH•~.-~.' . , .. , ....... Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1970 MBZ 250 i\utomatJl", air crmtl & :.\A!rCQ. ('179GliZI. , discount !!t l .~. lllUM ~. VoHttwevet' 9770 Robert Hy .in ( .11 n·n1 ••••••••••••• •••• •••• •• f\111 power & is 10 nice 675-3823 or 891>-3421. au lo mat 1 c, $10 • condition. (979U E W ) Now reduced to -Doda.----9935 ..:.~..:...;...J289;..;._ ___ _..,_ DICK MILLER MOTORS F I /A D 120 W. Wof"Mf Santa Ana 557-2132 tllll •~•c• l hd. 1•1 1 ~\\ HUNflM<.TOMllAC .. •.•.......•............ 73 JI l, 1111111 1·1111tl l'un v {' r I w ' II r r h " I II ~:.i:i.t !->pl Cp•'. 111 m1. 'un ·\\I F'1 ~ 111., ;,.,-; 1~11 I 11111. ,11·r1·11. ''\I fo' "' l'I' \\ krnl-. I .1p1• lt1•'l olll'I t• l' •.• 11~1ti:I • I F1,1l St'd,111 l.llHMI m1 l"""l 1orul ICu1h \\l'll ,us.,11 1,1~ ·11111.1 Hondo 9727 ......•.........•...••• 1976 HONDA Kc:rmonn Ghio 9735 '72 GHIA l .•• ,,t of •l~ 1.11111 ' I· \t cl ltmt '""l't" ~:~•1 hi~ .!~~ 1975 MIZ280 St:OAN Auwrnlllll'. Jil t·und & <·rw,e control t!l5.'INUl\l I SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 1972 MBZ 2200 .\utomalH' & .11r 1·111111 1''11 r lhl.' lo\01 ,. ut ,, "lh·rc·cdt',., & lh1· d r11wn t'\ ul a d1c,.,l1I 01:11Ell-:1 . MAKE OFFER MISSION VIE JO IM~OUS ....... •. '{I •~ ...... . 11101 "'*""' _ ............. . 831-17•8 •9S-170• '7'4 MBZ 450SE Lornph:ll' with ,11•n•o , pwr w1111low,, rrUl'i<' t'011trol & ll':." lhun .11,000 ffi)ll•,_ 1\ l'olll' ftnd I IM21MIW1 MISSION VIEJO IMP01trs a. •• ,... 1.' '\ IJ t ••• ,, ,.,,., ""'• ' ............ . 831-1748 •9S 110• ti:, :t:IO SL. 2 tups xlnl 1·011tl ~·1~11111 f ll:!E YT I l tl l'I 17llti 111 I ti~7 012:1 ,., ' t.;! 2:.'U SI-:, l 'pt• .\.Int run 111111: < 111111 \ .. n l'lt'an \ l'I \ rl'J' 1;j5 9717 I 'l'l't'd \\I I \I r.1d111 Mmdo 9738 'k1 r .• d .. ,1,. univ Iii fl(MI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~terced11-; Ben1 , ;:1 2HO 1111ll•' H01l'F\1 ,, \lJtlJ;i 1ut.in l'ng SEL, m1nl , lo m1 1975 MIZ280 Sl-:UA '° 'l obucco brown e"<knor & 1111mmaculatt• r11nd1t1on. t229M 1-'W I \luo;t !>et' to apµrcCliJll'' SADDLEBACK llx:!. 1 dr -.1..-.lan, radio. 55&-0975 VA.LLEY IM,ORTS \ <' S!!oo <;d 1..·und -- 831 -2040 495-4949 1,;5 7100 ~~:;~c t~·;iu~, ~1l'.;~ ~·d:;~ Mow Only S9995 MISSION VIEJO IMPOUS Ayto,, Used Autos, Used II u r 1 /. on I.< J ., 1 11 1-: ........... ·· ······· l 'Q•~ ...... ~ ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 75!l~?52 831.f7•8 •95-1704 \ . •. • • t \ . ~ . DIESEL SALEI MANY TO CHOOSE FROM '75 300 D Economy• lsPr 6462) '75 240 D lJn to 30 mpq1 (-;er 6430 .. ' '75 240 D Economy• fser 6425) '75 240 D Up lo 30 moo' Cser 6365) 1!177 6 9 ~'<Ian ;l,l)(KI rr11 MG 9742 a.JI opllono; + + S.111.500 or T<>P on 1.ipp1 ovccl •••••••••••••••••••• .. • t·n-d1t Mu .. 1 :.1•11 lw1-.iuw '72 :\H..i M1d.:l'l Xlnt l"<md. ol law11wl 75<1 f>ollO ~lt-.t wll 1\o.k1n,.: $1700 111· 1>,,t 1111 ~I.! 1011:1 '7ti MB :1001>, l'l<';rn, lo . 9744 r111lc•., 111, .. Ill'\\< :)11 100. MGB Pn \ 11't \ fo:\ "' 7GX H . .ttl •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • l!J4ll !\11.'rt \'(lt:S :!:HI. ti l \I. I s ptl on t·ulum11 S11 p1•1 clt'an. ma kt• IJI h-1 A~k I or !':ju/ ,11111\' 1;11, i111 or &l2 1!1~ 1975 MBZ 1~ !->L<" 1.1 IMMI total m1 llnl! O\\lll'r f-\Jll) L'(\UI J.ll>t'IJ llld 'llll roof & c.i-,,1.'ltt• \'.ill 75!1-1 Hi6 for ;i11pl l!ltB 2MOS 4 dr Whl &:\I 1971 MGB GT I ~ll""<l. rarl10, rally \\ht•\·h w 1 n~·w s vorl s r J1ll.1l!> & 1;11.llOO nri1:111al mill..., Orani.:1· with ht.11•k 111m \o·n lrr'h t'I. II I I)( 111 .. I :\1 l 'I, T. tll\ll'71hl CREVIER MOTORS I t & llro.1d\\ a} -;.\"IT\ t\N \ 835·3 I 71 blue mt Sl1tk ,.,11111 lief ~I 9746 ~1at·h ti re~ Bt•t•kt r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hmlw s.'>00'1 m~. 1:>:10 3.11:~th.St, H ll llUOES1-:ux.-T10N 5:l0 2300 4t1 lcl4(J.Ofl7fl Nl':W ai USED CAHS l.i'!/\SI!: Your Por1l-ht< rrvm the exp\•rl• Ill II II r I 7. u II I. I' D • I n " • 7!1!1 1252 1975,0RSCHi 914 2 .0 ToP cllllh 5$ for your VW l'nld for ur not. Cu ti Kl·ilh or Jl'rry, llOH WITllAM VW 711110 Wt•Hlrnhltllcr Ave. 11'.Y.I 7r.:ll or 11311·7880 OHLYS2295 S.ADDLEIACK VAWY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 '72 El Do. Blue w /wht vinyl top. all xtrus. Xlnl tond. S!,!195 673·4743 ---- ;.-A:;••••••••••••••••• '78 Mu1tang lofach I , sps, 1977 DODGE moon rooC., every oPt.I • cr•r.1JW ... GO... HK mt, m lnl co ·--""" "" " 6't2-4800, 586-17~ Automatic. pwr steering & brakes, air cond., Okb11Dbil• radio & luggage r adc •••••••••••••••••••• • Low miles. 083800). '62 Olds 88, Gd m e $4999 c·ond. P/S. P/8, Radi heater $325. 54.8·3632 5 ~tJCl'<I, 11lcrt•o tllJll'. ul In\' whl•el11 w/rud111J K. luw mllc-lj & MINT'! "ll \•iu'rt• look1111( (or 11 1111.·1• i11 t th" CIOl'0!1 ror you! .. 1l-:OINl1 'till Wc•tµhulla Camper. LEASE Your Cad1llat· Nu fuel t•nJC. Xlro l'ln rrom thi: expe rts at 1;.'1M $19\l!'tt hi.t 49-1 21JO ll or1ion Leasing, RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN -MERCURY 11173 Cutlass Supreme .• Loaded. $1495. 645-0758 759 1252 '711 VW Campt-r, i.upcr -IHVINE Ltd Ed '75 Hurst W rlcun, loudetl. $6000 '71 Coupe de VtUe, a real 830-7000 Olds, btch rl. 442 V-8, r. 1 CREVIER MOTORS Is l & Broudwuy SANTI\ J\Ni\ 54!1 2040 cvei. heauly, loaded. Pn v "~T. A/C, AM ·FM, 8 ,.. s 795 0A7 .,,,.,u OHcr "ood thru t !* 78 .. ny. l . '" ·uuuo or etc Xlnt cond. $37 835-3171 ·n ~per Beetle, ITUIJ.:S AM/l''M, s nrf, see to behe\e. $1595/bst ofr t.'13·4461 031·2333 __ ___ '7'.! Charger SI':, new tires, Wkdyi. 714·646-4466 l s~1ul pamt. a.1r-cont.I, ·72 914. 49M Weber carb,. 1974 CADILLAC stereo $2.000 644-03111 '72 Olds 88 2 door. . . COUPE DE VILLE $1~5 lerms. Ca!>b d . a ir, IS xl r a!>, rt.II t , 'liG VW Deluxe window w r ece1pti. S4b95. bus. s unroof. cherry 4~·2130 «Ond Hcce1pts. $1895. Fa ct or y air ton d .. ·70 Charger 318 V 8, au lo. 4_92_-2_1_00 _____ __ leather mt., pwr. 1md & wr. PIS, P/ll, Look!! & Pinto 99& d t It h I runs gd. $1500. Pnv. Pl> •f wan ows. 1 w ee · <714 )544-0040 Days or ••••••••••••••••••••• ... 65 SC. 2nd -ownr. on~. l of 494_·l!_lJ_o ___ _ th11 finest. Many xtrw;. 1972 VW Hus. AM/FM, S2 S7500 4!Y.!·3li6 M . ~ood shape. P·P. speed control, AM /FM Sq ~ i.tereo. vinyl top. locks & (71'1 >968-5011 Evei. 1973 Pinto Ulre • NT•• E •-An. 4-spd. 1 owner. more <367 "'I. x ... a 1976 DODGE cond 495-4928 . clean! $4999 1964 SC Euro -;~cl. gd 6-IS-3.')U _ ----DART ·72 Pinto. 3 dr, $1.050/ Slanl6,factoryaircond., ofr. sell by automut1c. radio, pwr. 751 14fi2 mechanical body. $4300. '58 VW Clnss1c. Xlnt cond. 497-421!2 Must !.ell. $800/bst ofr. l!YIO 9111': coupe, hur~un· 548·9865 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY steenng, vinyl top & less Bil --------1 than 26,000 mlle11. (571NQM ) A bar~um ut dy.5·spd.AM/Fl\t8trk. '63 Raja, s unr oof. k11111s. rct•arus, luw.eret.I. J\M/t'M, .:d cond Eves lRVINE 1· ra~·tory alloy Pohi.hed & wknt.111 830·7000 whl .... quarli halo~cn 5574531 _Offergood t.brul/912!_ I.imps . P1re111,,, Xtru --- purls. rlutch. a nsu 1.·i.. '611 VW llul{. runs good hausl, immac. SlSSOO/b11l $700. 150 Gui Fish ta11k , CGmaro 9917 olr !l60-4402 fully l'qu1 p $150. Tcr· ••••••••••••••••••••••• only $2999 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY ------rarium S25 642-3574. '7fi C:imaro LT, new cond IRVINF. 73!!14 1 7 Extrus p s 1• B 830 7000 . vw s 350 urr ~.400 mi's. I • I . u1r -5'1:!50 olr 11 · 1 · / er cond, c1mi.ole, AM/FM Off1•ru ~~•thru l 1U1i~ 5111·5650&1!33·1414 r\M FM ti trk ~tercu ,.uvu !\1ULl L, oil 1mmed1utcly Ster Velour inter . 305 9940 ' "'" V ti. Unly $4600 Days Ford 'ti8 912 Porscht'. Buro 6til«235 7 14.1 640.1972, Nig hts ••••••••••••••••••••••• pean. Mags, xlnt cond, 8 tr at· k ::. t er co C a 11 ·75 ltl\DBIT. good cond 714 1559·6464 5111-0472 2-1,000 m1 's Tnke over - -paymenl.l. 548·589l Chrtrotet •920 Rolls Royce 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••• •••••••• "G.'l VW new engine. sn ,,1 DEA LER IN U.S.A. roor. "<Int trani.. car S700 ~2 :nos -- PHIL LONG FORD Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111• l•et9'll•tl 14 ' I \\• H'-'NTIHC, YOH llACH PtyllDtlth 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Most Of Thes. Dlese4' Cmt le Leased HOUSE of IMPORTS 714/523-7250 6862 MAMCHESTSl BLVD. '70 OPEL COUPE ii :JC.JOO \l,..rn·ol'"' ::,It. ,1110 I '~1~111 .11h Huni. v.cll. JRR RCOAYRVEn 65 VW Bug, S2SO or best or tak.I.' O\ c1 h'.•:.<· lcalh tic.Ill & lob uf "' not running ,.. G4:! K<l87 11111<·' ~l~l~ yl~~i~ A I r ~l~ .. S~!'!~~[ &15 0 1111 1 it '67 2.'IO Sfo:. l:;le1· 'unr 11 S !Wwport .. ~,,. Volvo 9772 • P1B. -i·!.pd. M1chc·lln Mewporttt"llMtr' ...._..._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .. .. .. • • 1974 Ply Satellile ~ W:iJ! 9 pass .. P/S, P tlt Air. ad. tires. traan~ Coolur. air s hock tnulcr hitch, CB Rad met Good Cond. Sl, J~ltll llurl>0r. Costu i\h"ia U XWX'!>. J\M t FM ~ten:o. 642_0795 ClOSE~O"YS B£FOREYO dn. SJ675 ur orr ~,.,'If, O'.HJ SEU YOUR BUENA PARK • ~~~.·;.~~:! C".!:; o. • ., ;~=.;; ·---~-<ll99. :.. '66 R.R. Silver Shadow. A11toi, Hew 9800'..,.os, New 9800.Autos, New 9800 A»tcn, Mew 9800 x Int c on d . W bl VOLVO, • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• •• •• •• • • ••• ••• • •• •• ••••••••••• ••••••• •• • ••• •••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slff.000/best olr 631-0545 Set! us for a top dollar .. '76 Gran Torino Blue Jt W/Wht vrnvl top Stt'rco. Jt 8 tr. AM/f'M ~500/bst 1977 PLYMOUTH !. FURY SAL.OH F a ctory ai r cond4 aulomallc, pwr. st.ecni & brakes , radio. vin top, pwr. windows, onl I0,000 miles & like NE ... GUESS WHICH CAR DEALER IS MAD BECAUSE HE HAS THE WORLD'S WORST LOCATION? Yup, Oat Sun of a Gun. Jim Parkinson SE>~ he . pro mises to save you money to start your N ew Year off right - Hurry in or call us for OUR Discount Pri ces! BRAND J78'S IMMEDIATE NEW I ~ DELIVERY 280Z * 200 SX * 810 * ·510 *8210 * FlO *TRUCKS 280Z 5 1000 71 OEMO-{SER NO 6760) LEASE A BRAND NEW 1978 DATSUN 8210 FOR ONLY 38 month open end lease Cap cost-S3321, • Resadual-41881 55, $200 conchtlOn dePosit. tax, hcense & first mOflths peyment do wn; on api>roved credit. (378643) WE LI.ASE .ALL MAICH & MOOILS - Asel FOR GEMi WOODS. DISCOUNT• MONTH Priees Plue Tax & License -C... Sobioct To Prior Sale -Off• Good Thru 1 ·0.18 •Oiac:ount from acceptlble 1'9taH menc.t '9Port I , I Robin _ __ _ _ ehlimute! Sad» 9760 MARQUIS VOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSION VIEJO 11t SA.AB* 831-211049§.1210 '78 Sa abs Are lie re' ,_ ...... GE COU1JTY A few '77 Saabs left ~" "' <3122> Fromss925 VOLVO We are now takm~ re EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO servattooa for the "turbo Lar1tei;t Volvo Dealer car"! an Orange County! IEACH IMPORTS BUY or LEASE 848 DOVE Sf RE ET DIRECT (N5~~7iif:.i~td ~, --- --2025 S Manchester !:?:~~ ........... !?~~ Anaheim _ 750-2011 IU:ORE YOU AlltCK. U1.ct SELL YOUR AMC 'f()Y'()'f ~. • .................... . •NEW •77 CHEV. MOMli MIRAGE 2+2 H.ATCHIACK Auto. trans., :ur cond .. pwr st.eenn)! & brakei.. rad.Jo, special new pamt job & muc h more ' (l25422). Now Onty,$4998 '76 Grunudu 4 dr. xlnt cond , air , i\:'ol /fo'M sten .'O, brwn "'/la11 int, $3375 752·5131 da}. 962-8677 evt_• _____ , '71 WaJton . P /S, P /B, AM/FM rodio, Gd cond. $1100840-104_4 ___ _ 64 Ford Country Sq Wgn. new tJ.res. xlnt cond. I ownr. $500. 675-2697 1973 FORD LTD (515RJM . $4799 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE 110.7000 Offer good thru 1/9178 73 Satellite 4 dr. ver( clean. ms well. hi m1 $750 5'6·9583 BROUGHAM Eqwpment include .. rat· ton JJr cond • 11pct:d con troi. door locki.. rndw. Cl assic '64 LeM an pwr wmdo"' & \tno.I Coupe 1 owner V-8 • top C749r.JT1 l'nced to i\uto. 'p i s, air.' min !><'ll at onl" c· 0 n d . M u s t see $ 169 9 SlZ751 bct;t. 963-0685 See us for a top dollar Pa<'er x. Like new, onl esbmate! 15,000 ml. Loaded! Auto, HOWARD Chnrolet 1965 Barracuda, 1 owllJ', ~-RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY MARQUIS TOYOTA air, stereo, et.c. $3395 MlSSION VIEJO n4:963-4l.33 afters PM. Dove&QuailSts. dr. 6 cyl, auto floor s hut •. NEWPORT BEACH PS, BS, 64...:S_·M_RS ___ _ 811-2180 495-1210 Bil 52999 Good Tlwv 1<11-711 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA •••••••• " ..... ! '"''"'' HliMf\Nt .. l(>Hlf A(•• 197' 'TOYOTA Cele. Uftti lldt s a peed . alr eond., AM/FM stereo cuaette, louvered rear window, rall)'d wbeela le like NEW! <•911 PK.K). S4tt9 RAY FLAOEBOl l INCOLN MERCURY IRVINE 130..7000 ()(fer aood thl'\l 1/9171 ll].0555 833-011' Ponffac 996 ' Nck IRVINF. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••o••••••••••• '75 Malibu, 2 dr hdlp, 830·7000 '76 Pontiac Catalina, xlnl• 1973 Regal. All power. ~~to~5~·.::~wBlue Offergoodlhru1/9/T8 cond.Only7,000mlles. · AM-FM, 49000 mL · · '86 Country Wagon, air. 497-3450 call Bob642·S010 '66 Cotvrur, stand. shift. radio, crui11e control. 73 Eel te Sta Wgn aterco Clean thruout. $000 cash. radial tires. $495. 983-8906 la 8a11 p'L .,800• 396 21st St, space 12. CM. pe, pwr eq .-· -73 Ford Grm1 Tori110 645-5089 '66 Wagon, l owner. ong. Air. stereo. 2 dr. vinyl -. -runs super, Body & int ...-r Sl395 (17lPUJ) 69 Skylark 2dr hdtop, p erfe ct. s595/b est. r.,.,.. · A/C, pwr, xlnl cond. !J68.9TIS 675-9626 642·8103 $975. 644-2760 ---------1975 IUICIC -~~~va, good cond1uon REG.AL 548-1815 Factory air cond . lilt 9925 wheel, pwr. windows & Clwysler seal, AM I F M ster eo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• vtnyl top. rallye wbttb 1178 Cordova. silver & extra clean. (916KSZ). wbt, v1Dyl t op, lthr $3699 bucket seats. center con· sole, cne control, etc. RAY FLADCBOf LINCOLN MlRCURY Xlnl cond. ~-846-1440 or 5ol0·926C Ca1fta•t .. 9930 1975 FORD LTD LJ.HDAU l'°Halory air ~. P" r . seot & w1ndMirs, locks, Wt wheel. 11peed control. AM /FM stereo, vinyl lop & rnore• (78 t N J/\I Priced to sell at . $2799 RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURY IRV,INE 1970 MAii( HI lRVJNE H0..7000 LOedtcll f'•clorJ air H0..7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• orrer cood tbrv l/t/'11 eonit. leatber tnL. •Plit ~ter 1ooct lhru l /9171 '87 Buick Grand Sport. pwr • .ut., pwr. wlndoF:.f Mwcwy 9950 P/S, P /8 1 auto, A/C, :c:. c~Lr:ke:.Mtlnyl ......... , ............ . radio. Fair coad. &44-200'1 top, loco It tesa Ulan OR.ANOE COUN'l'V'S tt I I sz.ooo mite.. <>J'le owner MIWIST (5618TZ). 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Bonfa claimed that the test, which he said he Look voluntanly T and paid for wit h his own ey, vindicated him an the dispute. by J•Weekend J ( : Sunshine Expected By JACKIE HVMAN Ol IM O•llY "llM Sl#fl The National Weather Service h as good news for rain-weary Orange Coast residents: The forecast calls for fair weather this weekend. W eathe r specialist Don DePauw said clearing is expect- ed tonight, with high clouds on £aturday and Sunday but no rain. For clam fans, there's addi- tional good news. Extremely low tides are expected both Satur- day and Sunday afternoon. Newport Beach li!cguards BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM BATTERS NORTH -AS RELATED PHOTOS-Al said a tide or minus 1.5 is due at ": 18 p.m. Saturday and one or minus 1.7 at 3:01 p.m. Sunday. Best beaches for clamming are flat ones as in Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and . .poheny Beach, lifeguards said. t High temperature should be 67 Spturday, and lows 52 tonight and 48 Saturday night, he said. However, DePauw added, un- stable atmospheric conditions make it hard to predict ac- curately. ''There's a new storm system (See RAINS. Pa.ce A2) * * * Rain Damage Increases on Orange Coast By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Ol IM o.i1, Piiot si..11 Flooded streets, erosion and mud slides continued to plague Orange County today as rain poured down for the fourth con- secutive day. Irvine was hit hardest Thurs- day as residents continued to swim . in the mos t exte nsive flooding in the city's history. I Several s treets were un- ; recognizable, inundated so that t they resembled the results or a major flood that 10 times the I rain might have brought. 't Elsewhere, a large portion of Main Beach in Laguna was 1 awept into the s. ea by a drainage \ now and county authorities kept I a close watch on Sllverado Can· 1 ycm, where a serious mud slide isolated a number of residents early Thursday. No serious injuries have been linked to the rains, bul police ~kesmen reported a greater ·number of minor traffic col- lisions due to rain-slicked aU'eets. We s t Orange County authorities report few problems 1 with fioodina and little lf any tdamage. Likewise, the South County area apparenUy escaped With hw p roblems, althou1h namerous construction sites in the Mission Viejo area w-.re eandbauecl to prneut serious erosion. · A mud 1llde Weclnesda1 eve- JtiDI cutoff a number ol reaidents hi the SUwrado Canyon area as bundreda ot tons of mud poured down SutiqoCreek. • Tbe allde Jammed the creek bed causm1 water and mud to flow onto Sllverado Canyon !load. Bill Reiter, public works matntcance au~teodent for ti•• COUlllJ Envlronm•ntat A IUn•a•m•llt A1ency, 11ld wor.ken were oa th• 1cene all WeduedQ, ftnall7 clearin& the ro.dw., b7 7 p.m. 'nlu.nday. _'-'-" ....... la........ Bach, a at.ACty ,_oa from the Laauna Can.yon wet.l'llMd empUecl tbroQJh • ~ dnlD a.ntem at th ell)''• CS. DUIAOS. p_,. Al) However, the m an Bonfa ls feuding with, Deputy City At- torney John O'Connor, said that the lie detector lest proves nothing. ''It is a gimmick and a Crawl to the public," O'Connor said. "H Bonfa was sincere, why did he conceal and suppress the fact that he was taking a poly- graph test until he returned with a favorable report? "He could have taken any number of tests before he passed one," O'Connor said. Bonfa said today that O'Con· nor's remarks are so weak that they are "ludicrous." "Th.la ls tbe only lie detector test that I haft taken in my life and I am wtlllng to ta.lee a lie de- tector lest on that," Bonfa said. The two attorneys were in· volved ln..an altercation in O'Connor's"mfice Dec. 27. Each claims be was innocent and ac- o.ilf Pl'°' Stall l'Mlit ED QUINN HOLDS BRICK HIT BY LIGHTNING Wife 'Aattened' by Bolt In Areplace A Big Charge Lightmng ~lattens' Woman By STEVE MITCHELL Of IM 0-11Y ...... Staff They say housework offers few rewards. and Barbara Quinn of South Laguna probably believes that alter light· ning struck her home Wednesday afternoon. "She was dusting things by the fireplace when light- ning bit the chimney," said husband Ed C. Quinn, of 32705 Caspian Sea, in Monarch Bay Terrace. "She was crouched down at the time and the light· ning flattened her. She went down and stayed down,'' Quinn said. THE WOMAN WAS NOT hurt in the incident, which Quinn said, "sounded like a cannon shot." He said he was standing by the window when he saw what he described as a terrific flash and a deafening crash. He said his wife wasn't frightened. "until about 10 minutes later when it dawned on her what actually hap- pened," he laughed. The reLired Chrysler Company vice president said he and bis wife went outside to find about a third of their chimney lying about their patio and atop a neighbor's roof. . "SEVERAL OF THE BRICKS were just pulverized," Quann marveled. Besides the chimney and a cracked window the couple were unscathed by the lightning. But Barbara Quinn's going to be thinking twice about housework in the near future. Carter in Belgium European Security Coricern Promised BRUSSEf.S, Belgium (AP) - President Carter came to Belgium today, the last stop on bis foreign tour, to assure the Atlantic allies that any new nuclear arms agreement with the Soviet Union will take ac- count of Western Europe's security concerns. Carter told Belgian offlclals he Is opUDilstic about c&cces for settling tbe three-decade old Arab·lsnell dispute in light of the peace diafo,ue between Israel and Egypt and said he believes there is still a possiblll- ty of a multilateral soluUon "supported by several states." , Prime Minister Leo Tln- demans and Forei111 Minilter Henrt Simonet relayed Carter•• remarka to reportera after the Belcian official.I met with the prealdent. Later, tbO pt'Hidcnt left for Was~ Simonet aaid Carter'• com- ment .-. tmdttJ.atenl 8'tdeMt soluUon Indicated aome other Arab •tat.el mu be wt1Un1 to Joln the llneU·EOPti&Jlo'peace dJaloau• at a later ltaCQI I Arab militants, Including Syria, Libya and Iraq, have bit- terly criticized the peace moves initiated by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. but Jordan has in- dicated it mlgbl join the talks at a l ater d ale. Carter met Jordan's King Hussein during the president's stopover last weekend in Iran. Tindemans said his talks with Carter also touched on U.S. rela· tions with the European Com· mon Market, partieularly lrade relations and monetary prob- 1ems cauaed by the decline o( the dollar in E\lrbpe. · Soon after Carter arrived, about 20 demonstrators 1ta1ed a protest aaalnst the neutron bomb. a nuclear weapon that kllll wit.bout c8Ullnl ateoalve dam ace to atrudutM outalde the llnmedlale bl.att area. The demooatratori cathered a tew tilocu trom tM U.S. EmbusJ' c&rrJtnc balMri rndbll: ••NoCI> the Neutron.Bomb.'' Bel1laa polite utd H pro-, tester• were taken away lor ldcUt)' c.beea. cused the other of assault and battery. Bonfa also claims that be was falsely imprisoned by O'Connor. A deputy district attorney bas refused to handle the case. The official said that each man was equally convincing an his story and that there was no corroborating evidence for either party. But Bonfa claims that the lie detector test be took on New . Year's Eve shows that he didn't attack O'Connor. The tesl was administered by Costa Mesa detective P. W. Lanum. a polygraph examiner for the Pinkerton detective agency. Lanum confirmed today that Bonfa took the tests and that no deception was indicated in the examination. Lanum said it was bis opinion that the subject was being trulblul. J.anum said that he talked with Bonfa at length before ad- ministering the tesl and then asked him to respond lo stale· ments made by both Bonfa and O'Connor in the police reports. O'Connor earlier Uus week of- fered to take be detector test.s if Bonfa did also. O'Connor said that both men should sign pre-dated resigna- tion letters and that the resigna- (See BON FA, Page AZ) Bribery Rap D.enkd Diedrich, Rose Plead Not Guilty By GARY GRANVILLE Of Ille o.llr Plt9I Staff <>range County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Rose pleaded not guilty today to bribery charges brought against them last month by the Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles then ordered all pro- ceedings against the two men in- to Superior Court Judge Phillp Schwab's courtroom. Those proceed1ngs are expect· ed to include a number of pre· trial motions, including a move to have District Attorney Cecil Hicks and his staff removed as prosecutors of the case. The indictment alleges that Diedrich in return for a .favor&· ble decision on a land use matter then pending before the Board of Supervisors accepted money directed bis way by a develop. 11\eDt ftrm tlnUP hll rtol\ .. torney Michael Remlnctoo. The indictment also alleies lhat Dledricb used bia office to entice the development firm, Anaheim Hills Inc. and Its parent company, the Grant ·Corporation, to seek out an $80,000 bank loan on Diedrich's behalf. Rose ts named only in a single count of the three-count indict- ment. He is charged with conspiring with Diedltich to arrange the solicitation of bribes from the company. Remington was granted im- munity from prosecution before telling the grand jury that \ HBResidem Hwt in2-car Vtdley Wreck Fountain Valley paramedics cut through the wreckage of a demolished van Thursday and freed Huntington Beach resident Mike Austin, 36 , who was trapped alter a two-vehicle col· lision on McFadden Avenue near Gothard Street. Paramedics said Austin was pinned inatde bis vehicle for about 10 minutes after the crash which occurred shortly before ' p.m . . . Austin wu treated for three broken bones and several &ashes before being rushed to Hunt- ington Intercommunity Hospital He was reported in good condi· tion today. Lamar Park, 61, and Eva Park, 18, the occupants in th& other vehicle involved in the cot- llslon, were also taken to Hunt- ington lnterfOmmunlty Hospital alter l&e crash. Paramedica 1ald the elderly man was treated for a possible rlh locture and aeveraY cuts. Ml.as Park suffered cuts on her knee. Both were rdeased from the bospltal. AGENT UJSES 'PIGGY IWVK'. SEAm.E0_(AP) -An FBI agent bu ~ a theft -ht.I .Plgp bank. Ray Mathll of tho bllreJu'a ·Seattle otftce told poltc• 1omeoae broke Into his ...,_.. 1omeUme Wedneaday. Tbe ~ ··~1'' ranaacbd his ·bOUH, lf.thti iiid, Md made off wHh bll Miik. wblCb actually wu •beed DU a ~ aD4 held about 111111 tbaaee. $55,000 of a legal fee paid him was loaned to Diedrich. The Dec. 15 eight-page indict- ment cites JS alleged overt acts related Lo the charges. Last July 1, Diedrich and county Supervisor Philip An· 'Phony' Deist? thony were among five men named in an indictment charg- ing them with conspiring to violate state political campaign regulations. Neither Diedrich, Anthony nor <See PLEAS, Page A2) Vault Operators Indicted in Theft Operators of a precious metals storage business in Santa Ana were indicted today by the Orance County Grand JW'f on eba,._U.,..... phOQ million robbery last year. Named in the illdictment were Swiss Vault. Inc. operators Vin· cent CarrlbO of Seal Beach and Jack FultooofCoronadel Mar. They are charged with con- spiracy to commit grand theft. conspiracy to submit false in- surance claims, submission of false insurance claims and 28 counts of grand tbett. The charges relate to a report last July 9 that Swiss Vaults of- fices at 1404 N. Grand Ave., Santa Ana, bad been hit by dayJlght rob- bers. Both suspects pleaded. iruJo. cent to the charges during a brief court appearance today. In effect, lhe indictment aJ. leges that Carrano and Fulton staged the alleged phony rob- be ry to cover up their own systemic embezzlement of silver bullion and gold coins deposited with Swiss Vaults by customt>Y"S. Santa Ana police reported Ju· Jy 9 when they went to the Swiss Vaults office in response to a burglar alarm signal that Car- rano was found tied to an over· turned chair. They said Carrano told them he went to bis office that Satur· day afternoon to keep an ap. pointment made over the phone bu a would·bedepositor. The bulky Seal Beach man re. portedly told police be was held at gunpoint and tied to the chair while several men took $1.1 million in gold and silver from the vaults. Police could not explain why Carrano went to the firm during Its closed hours to accept the de- posit of "twenty bags of silver" from a customer apparently un- known to him. Nor could they explain why the security vaults were closed but not locked during what are normally the firm's closing hours. · Judge Robert Rickles ordered both men released on their own St,o'len Cart Federal, Case? TUCSON, Aris. CAP). -A rented coll cart, Jut aeen with the Sec~ Service. bas been re- ported atoten. The Tucson National Golf Club flled a larceny report and said tbe care was one of four checked out to the Secret Sen1ce durtnl a telebrit;y tournament in wblch former Presld.nt F ord ap- peared. • Sai, MW Pettit of the Plma County Sb'mtN D~artmet qllOC.ecLailP(lkesman .from the Secret Sei'Vlce· u •lYtna be was certaia all can. lied been re-&~ed.. recognizance and also ordered them to report to Orange County Jail today for booking. The Judie also set Jan. 20 as - the datf' for the beginning of what i.s expected to be a long series of pretrial motions. An indictment ii a formal charge made against a person by a Rraod jury. It does not. establlshguiltorinnocence .• Yule Slwpping Records Told NEW YORK (AP) -The na- tion's retailers ended lm on a happy note as high-spirited Christmastime buying helped boost December retail sales more than 20 percent in many cases, r etail officials reported..,. Thursday. Shoppers spent freely. particularly for clothing, shoes and other software, retailers said. The nation's three largest retail chains, Sears Roebuck & Co., K Mart and J.C. Penney Co., were among a number of firms reporting record sales in the five·week period ended Dec. 28. "Sales were well above exi>ee• tatlons. Apparel demand con· tmued to be very, very strong for most companies ••• There was a bighe1· level or promo- tiona l activity this year than last," saJd Stuart Robbins, a re- tail analyst at MU.chell Hutchins Inc. Coast Weather Falr tonight and Satur- day morning. Ten percent chance ot rain tonigbL In- creasing high cloudiness Saturday afternoon. Lows tonicbt 48 to 53. Highs Saturday M to 68. INSIDE TODAY Jot11 8"1tof> UM• Uoina on Lido bZ.. "I'd roUaer look out mu tDfndow and ue a viev> Chan U1M bl &Hrl11 HUlf and ~le out m11 \Oindou> and He th~ Woll Stf'«t Journal." See FNlurlnq, Page 81. l••e:m: ~AM.La..,. a2 t: = ....... CHt: .................. ., .. Or ..... c:.-ey A1 D"ll • .,..__.. CM ea,,......,...... .. • ...,.. 914 A1 .... ,....,... .. <¥ Teift.._ .,.......,. ~ ........ ..... .. Stranded Climbers Sought MOUNT SHASTA (AP> A brt•ak in a siege of wind dnven snowstorms allowed a 1>earcb to beg in today ror rour young c Ii m be rs stranded on Mount Shasta, officials said. Siskiyou County Sheriff's Capt. Jack Fa1rch1ld said ll county helicopter was maklng a ')weep of customary climb routes on the 14,162-foot moon · tain. A mWt.a.ry helicopter and airplane were to join the search later today, he said The missing men are all from f'remonl. They were identified a1> Mark H~elby, Crain Eckron, Pat Russell and Jay Thomas, all t9 or 20 years of age. An avalanche d estroyed five towers at a Mount Shasta hk1 hft and damaged at lea.st three others, officials report. <Suzanne Derby, manager of the Ski Shasta ski area, said the !>now 1>11de Thursday did '$175,000 to $200,000 worth or damage near the lop of the Green Butte c·hairJift.) The four weren't discovered missing until relatives alerted officials Tuesday. The men fai led to fil e a voluntary climb- ing form, officials said . Blindang :>heels or wind-swept ~now and a threat of avalanches 1n1ti ully delayed the search. The . weather cleared today and winds dropped down to about 20 miles anhour,depulles said . There was no doubt the men were on the mountain because their van was found parked lo an ... rea where people usually leave vehicles before starting a climb, Fairchild said. The cumbers left Fremont on Dec. '1:1. At least two feet of new snow blanketed thC' peak Thuri>day when a huge storm hil Northern Cahforn1a. ·"Th ese bo-.·s arc real ex- perienced and have got good equi pment ... So everything is m their favor," Fairchild said. lie said 1t was believed likely • the climbers dug into the snow • to escape the storm's assault. Relatives said the young men haven't done much climbing in snow. They attempted to climb Mount Shasta about 4'h months ago, but were turned back when they lost a tent and sleeping bag • in 100-mph winds. Consultant s For HB Bus Terminal Set Consultants were hired by Orange County Transit District directors Thursday to recom· mend a location for a new Hunt· rngton Beach transit terminal. Conducting the study. expeet- cd lo cost about $50,000, will be PBQ & D. Inc. of Santa Ana, and EDA W. Inc. of Newport Beach. District officials have set aside $6.5 million for building the combination bus terminal and commuter parking lot. Bob Hartwig, d1strlct planning manager, said the two chief a re as being studied are behind Huntington Center and in downtown Huntinit(>I) Beach. He said the consultants also will be asked to study whether a separate transit terminal should be built in the downtown area for handling beach traffic as well as a park 'n ride lot near the San Diego Freeway and Huntington Center to serve freeway bus commuters. Cable Car to Run SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -San Francisco cable cars might be back in clang-clanginar action by Saturday, following repair or a cable that partialJy unraveled this week, Mun\ Railway of· fkials announced. OftANOf COAST HI~ DAILY PILOT A~WI ........ MISSING BOY Keith Holliday, 5 Tree Means Hope Lives For Family ALEXANDRIA, Ky. (AP) - The Christmas tree that 5-year· old Keith Holliday decorated Is still up -and will stay up until his parents find out what hap. pened to him. ''I 'll leave 1t until next Christmas if I have to," said a g r i m -faced Judy Holliday, Keith's mother. . "Keith was so excited about that tree. He decorated all of it and it looked like it. It's a mess. But we don't have the heart to take It down." Wearing a ski mask and boot.a o n the wrong feet, tbe strawberry blond boy walked out of the house four days before Christmas -and never re- turned. State police and hundreds of volunteers spent days scouring this wooded northern Kentucky subdivision, from the air, by horse back and on foot, but turned up nothing. 'Tm trying not lo glve up faith " said Mrs. Holliday, "but it is~·t easy. There are limes when I think he is dead." His father bas offered a $10,000 reward for the boy's safe return. "Hustler" magazine owner Larry Flynt added $20,000 to the reward total Thursday and an· nounced that a full·paare ad· vertisement on the hoy will be run in the April iuue of the magazine. Flynt says auch an ad would normally coat $50,000. Jn May, Mrs. Holliday escaped the lire that killed 184 people at the Beverly Hills Supper Club, where she was a waitress. A ~hort time later, her brother was killed in a car crash. Her father died at Thanksgivine. "J fall apart a lot/' she said, her face creased with fatigue and worry. F ro•Page AJ DAMAGE ••• Main Beach. ·The runoff sliced the beach in hall, forming a temporary river. The manager of the Niguel Clnema ln Monarch Plaza was s urprised Thursday night to learn that the front three rows of the threater were under a couple feet of water. Firemen were called i.n to pwnp out nearly 150 gallons of water at about 11:15 p.m . Few problems of significance were reported in Newport Beach, although city crews were called out to block out portions of Back Bay Drive and one of the lanes on San Mieuel Drive. J ate Myndene, director of ceneral services, said the lane on San Mi1uel waa closed because runoff from a nearby construction site bad un· dermlned the roadway slightly. Back Bay Drive, which skirts the steep blUffs on the east aide ot the Upper Bay, fell victim to a few small mud slides. A similar problem was report. ed in San Clemente, where a mud slide caused tbe temporary closure of one lane on South Coaat Highway Thursday. Costa "Mesa traffic encl.neers ran out of "nooded" signs as the downpour caused the shutdown of many roads. Police were called in to divert tratfic. • Hardest bit was 19th Street In the downtown area, and a small road cave-In WP reported on Bristol Street. Ci>sta Mesa traffic autboriUes said mc.t roadways •en fairly olear eatly today. However, sandbap wen tUll btln• ~Ide available to dtiJeu at the city's corporate yard at 2300 Placentia. Avenue. • Ria!Qt ltorm aurf ,enerated bV th.I 1Dc0mllll front wblDdecl \IP bl"dlcera from atx to if1ht feet a1 BuaUQtcm Buch. with OCHAiOQal en.ta to lO fMt. Bo van Witness Wanted By JOANNE aEYNOLDS 01 &a.~ ,, ... Stllff Frank Rossi, tbe La.iuna Hills resident expected to be a key witness ln the trial of seven peo. pie accused In the Stephen John Bovan killing, is wanted in Rhode Island for extortion, it was revealed today. Authorities in Providence said they probably will not extrad1te Rosal, whose real name is Frank Deleo. Rossi-Deleo has been in hiding since prosecution or the murder caae began. He is also expeeled to be an important witness m a narcollcs case pending against one of the seven murder defen· dant.!J. As Deleo, he was named with another man m an April, 1969, grand Jury indictment handed down in Providence alleging they threatened a woman who was to testify against mobster Raymond Patriarca, who was standlng trial for loan sharking. A spokesman for ithe Rhode Island Attorney General's office described Patriarca as the slate's "number one organized crime figure." The spokesman said Deleo's co-indictee stood trial in the ex- . torlion case in 1969 and was ac- quitted. Deleo apparenUy fled the state betore being arraigned and a fugitive warrant was is· s ued tor his arrest at that time. The Attorney General's of· ficlal said because the case is now eight years old and because the other man was acquitted, Rhode Island will not go to the expense of bringing Deleo back to trial. He said that the naUonWide warrant has been withdrawn, but that a state warrant stands. "It Mr. Deleo, or Mr. Rossi, whatever he calls himself, comes back to Rhode Island and we find him, we will take him bef ore the courts," the spokesman said. Neither the Rhode Island of- ficial nor local law enforcement officials could say when Deleo changed his name to Rossi and moved to the Orange Coast. Rhode Island officials list Deleo as 37. As Rossi, bls age is set at 36. He was the first witness to be granted Immunity from prosecu· Uon in the Bovan cue. Rossi~ an associate of three of the men accused of gunning Bovan down outside a Newport Beach restaurant Oct. 22. Rossi ls also an important Witi- ness In the narcotics trial of Alexander Kulik, who faces a variety or criminal charges, jn. eluding participation in the Bovan murder conspiracy. Rossi was slated to testify this week in the preliminary hearing on charges that Kulik was found in possession of more than a pound of nearly pure oriental heroin That hearing was continued to .Jan. 19 ln South Orange County Jud!claJ District Court Rossi also ls expected to testify in the murder conspiracy trial which la slated to gel under way Jan. 23 in Orange County Superior Court. Defendants in the murder con· spiracy case include Kulik, b.i5 wife, Elsie, and Kulik's business partners, Joseph Davis and Joseph Fedoro~kl. Fedorowskl is the only murder defendant still at large. Front Page AJ RAINS •.. out Lhere, but it looks li..ke it will swing to the northwest,'• he said. The Orange Cout was still soaking today aft.er Lhe &~nd 2•·hour period in a row in which some areas received more than an inch of rain. The hlahest amount reported tbia morning for the past 24 hours wu on Saddleback Moun· tain's Santiago Peak, which re- ceived two lnchea. The season total there alnce July ts 19.2 Jncbes compared to 12.3 last year, said John Gietzen o! th~ Orante County Flood Control District He aaJd Santa Ana received .95 inches yesterday, for a seuca total of 8.st. Lut year's raJn.fall at tbe aame dat e was S.51 inches. Charles Lewis at Oranie Coast C0Ue1e in Costa Mesa tallled one inch for the past 24 hours, for a aeason total of '1.3', up from 4.98 lnchea lut year. The Oraoae Cou.n'Y Harbor Department tn Newport Btaeh recorded .rn tnchea. for a aeaaon total of 5. '73 lnchcs cmpared to S.31 latt year. J n HunUn1ton Beach, ralnwatcber J. Shennan Demo' repqrted .t7 inches. for a aeuon total of 1.7$. That 01\lN la still be101' UM f.21 lncbee ~ laat 1•ar at thla tlxne. Tbe Oranie CouQty fire X>epartllMllt lD Lquna Ni~ .meaaur•d .79 iDcb11, for a 1.uoa total Gt 1.aa lncba. up from e.&& iDCbei .Lut,-ear. Vasiting lflona Californ.iil Sen. S. I: Hayakawa embraces his mothet. Otsuko,""D3, at her home in Yamanashi City, Japan. The senator also will visit the Japanese premier next week. U.S. Actions Slow Decline of Dollar By Tiie Auoclated Preu The dollar declined ln cautious trading on Europe's money market.a today but held on to most of the gains it made Thurs- day after U.S. action to snap the currency out or Its year-long decline. Here are late afternoon rates for the doUar in major European financial centers, compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United States started buying dollars on the foreign ex - changes: Friday Thursday Wednesday Frankfurt 2.1350 German marks 2.1480 2.0730 Zurich 2.005-0 Swiss francs 2.0437 1.9375 Milan 87•.30 Italian lire 87S.7S 861.40 Paris 4.7325 French francs 4. 7575 4.6200 Amsterdam 2.2800 Dutch guilders 2.3110 2.2310 Londoo $1.9100 to the pound $1.8825 $1.9590 . The Un!ted States announced Wednesday, after the close or Europe's business day, that it will intervene on the money markets in coordination with European central banks to prop the dollar. $7 6,400 Gran t e d - For Por n A Superior Court j ury decided Thursday thnt the ahowln.a of 11 X-rated films al the M.ltcheU Brothe rs theater hadn't damaaed Sant.a Ana anything like the $480,500 the city sought. However, the jury decided the city ls entitled to $76,400 ln com· pensatory damaces from the Mitchell brolhers. Jt wu Tuesday that the city's s pecial antl-porno1raphy at- torney Lold lhe jury they should award lhe city $480,!IOO in punltwe damages. However. the jury did not find James and Artie Mitchell and their string ol X·rated movies were worth anyllune in pUtliUve damages. The Jury did find the city was entitled to $75,400 as compeosa- lton for the theater's operation. It wu the same jury that last mooth decided that 11of17 filins it reviewed were obscene. Those films, lncludlna porno flicks .. Behind the Greea Door" and "Sodom and Gomorrah," had run a total or 382 days at the Mitchell brothers X·rated movie house on 17th Street in Santa Ana. Yet to be decided is whether a court lnjwtcUon will be issued to close down the theater. That decision will be made later by acting Superior Court Judge Marvin Weeks. • Weeks will also decide whether a claim made by the ci· t y for profits made at the theater dw-ing the run of the 11 movies is valid. F ro..Page AJ PLEAS ••• the two remaining co-defendant.s in that case have pleaded to the charges. Prosecution has been delayed until the state Supreme Court decides ff Hicks and his statr were rightfully dis missed as prosecutors by Judge Schwab. So That's The Secret ARKADELPHIA, Ark. (AP) -On h1s 106th birth- day, Norman Hobgood, Arkansas' oldest veteran, was asked his secret of longevity. "Not dying," Hobgood replied. That announcement and ag. gressive purchase of dollars by the Federal Reserve Board Thursday caused the .dollar to soar on the world's foreign ex- changes. Some dealers aaid the dollar's losses early today were a technical reactiOQ.-to its sharp rise theJWeviows Clay. •'The market l! testing the central banks' resolve to keep the dollar st.eady,'' commented a Frankfurt dealer. Miner Killed; Guard Charged _ With Murder A local Veterans of Forelgn Wars pos t here held a birthday party for Hobgood at the Riverwood Nursing Home. The re were no candles on the birthday cake: just the numbers 106. Veterans Administra- tion records show that. Hobgood is one of the three surviving veterans of the Spanish-American War. Slaying Admitte d LANCASTER (AP) -A 17· year-old boy has admiU.ed fatal- ly shooting James Sly, 52, main· tenance chief of a Lllncaater high school in the school's park· ing lot, sherlfrs deputies rePort. Meanwhile, the stock market suffered steep losses today as in- vestors reacted with renewed pessimism to the U.S. dollar's foreign exchange problems and a new boost in the prime lending rate. f'rona Page A J BONFA ••• lion should be accepted of the party shown to be lying. lronfa said that he bad no in- . tentlo"'pfwritingsuchaletter. O'COl)Mr said that he wasn't sure what it would prove, but in- dicated Tbursday that be, too, would take a voluntary poly. graph test. City Administrator Bud Belsito sald Lad~ that he was awa" that Sonfa bad been plan- ning to undergo the lie test. Belsito sald he Uiinks it wouJd be in O'Connor's interest to take one too. PRESTONSBURG, Ky. (AP) -A United Mine Workers member was shot and killed on a picket line today, and a man believed to be a security guard was charged with murder, Ken- tucky state police reported. Capt. Walter Sims of the state police identified the victim as M ac k Lewis, 65 , of Prestonsburg. Sims said Ralph And erson of Prater Creek, in Floyd County, was charged. Sima said he was told that An· d er son was employed as a security guard at a railroad crossing over whJch trucks haul coal. "The shooting did not occur at a mine site,'' said Sims. "It was at a crossing where a Jot of coal trucks pass over and the victim was one or five persona who had set up a picket line." There have been numerous in. cidents of violence and van· daUsm since the UMW launched a nationwide strike a month aeo in pursuit of higher waaes ~ other contract improvements. A WORD TO THE WISE- There is a tendency for many carpet stores to use atrtctly a warehouse concept. One advantage is seeing carpeting in rolls tather than samples. Many disadvantages are evident -most operations of this type buy only Off-goods. so that the customer only gets to see old patterns, Of' carpets the mllfs couldn't sell to regular. outlets. Also this type of operation generally feels that experience is unhnportant, and conseQuently the salespeople know little or nothing ebOut the products. Anally, most will farm out the installations to the lowest bidder. guaranteeing a poor installation. (Many of these installers are contracting Illegally without a state license.) At Alden's we maintain a happy medium. We carry a large inventory and the largest sample selection around. We have &Kperlencied salespeople, and our instellert were trained by us. Finally. we are a state licensed contractor. DEN'S ~ :iiiSiiilation: i:ustom iJ,apsriss . , linoleum • wood flOor 1663 PLACENTIA AV£ti.IUE • COSTA M!SA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6'46·Al38 -6A6·2355 ' i ' \ l Irvine EDIT ION OL. /I, NO. 6, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 Today's Closl~g N.Y. Stock TEN CENTS Die ·ch Enters lnnOcent Plea 'By GARV GRANVILLE Of ... o.itr f'li.t Slaff 'Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Rose pleaded not gwlty today lo bribery c harges brought against them last month by the Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles then oi;dered all pro- ceedings against the two men tn· to Superior Court Judge Philip Schwab's courtroom. Those proceedings are expect· $76,400 Granted or Porn A Superior Court j ury decided trhursday that the showing of 11 X-rated films at the Mitchell Brother s th eater hadn 't d amaged Santa Ana anything like the $480,500 the city sought. l However, the jury decided the ~ity is entitled to S76,400 in com- t ens a tory damages from the itchell brothers. Jt was Tuesday that the city's pecial anti-pornography at- rney told the jury they should ward the city $480,500 in un itive damages. However, the Jury did not find ames and Artie Mitchell and eir s tnng of X·ratcd movies ere worth anything in punilive , amages. The jury did find the city was titled to S75,400 as compensa· don for the theater's operation. It was the same jury that last ~onlh decided that 11or17 mms J reviewed were obscene. 'fhou films, including porno icks "Behind the Green Door" nd "Sodom and Gomorrah," ad tun a total of 382 days at the ltchell brothers X-rated movie ouse on 17th Street in Santa na. Yet lo be decided i!\ whether a ourt injunction will be issued to lose down the theater. Thal decision will be made ter by acting Superior Court udge Marvin Weeks. Weeks will a lso decide hether a claim made by the ci- Y for prorits made at the eater during the run of the 11 ovies is valid. wlenCart Feckral Cll3e? T UCSON, Arii. (AP} -A rented golf cart, last seen with the Secret Service, has been re- ported stolen. The Tucson National Golf Club filed a larceny report and said the cart was one of four checked out to the Secret Service during a celebrity tournament in which form er President Ford ap· pea red. • Sgt . Mark Pettit of the Pima County Sheriff's Department quoted a spokesman from the Secret Service as saying he was certain all carts had been re· turned. Coast Weather Fair tonight and Satur- day mornlne. Ten percent chance of rain tonight. In· creasing high cloudiness Saturday afternoon. Lows toni&ht 46 to 53. Highs Saturday 64 to 68. INSIDE TODAY 'Jocu 8Uhop Uke1 uin..R on Lido la~. "I'd ratMr look out m~ windot.o and uc a vtno Chan live In s.v.rlM Hilb and loOk out m~ &OfndotD and '" ~ Woll Strwt Joumot" Sec FIOturlng. Page Bl. ••••x .... UMen ., ..... (U.1 .. ...... P-.. .. .... _,.._ M,U O.....c..tr A1 • ..._ ..... CM ..,. ... Hr'W .. .... ., .. .............. -·· == c.v~ ....... .. ........ _ ... WMel.-itf Ct .. Superoisor, Architect Facing Bribery Trial -ed to include a number of pre- trial motions. including a move lo have District Attorney CecU Hicks and his staff removed as prosecutors of the case. The md1ctment alleges that Diedrich m return for a favora· blc dccbion on a land use matter then pending before \)le Board of Supervisors accepted m oney dir~ct...81s wa.y by a develop- , ment fiilirlhrough Fullerton at- torney Michael Remington. The indictment also alleges that Diedrich used his office to entice the development firm, An a heim Hills Inc. and 1ls parent company, the Grant Corporation, to seek out an $80,000 bank loln on -Diednch's behalf. Rose is named only in a single count of the thre~ount indict· ment. He is charged with conspiring with Diedncfl to arrange the solic1tatioo or bribes from the company. Remington was granted im· munlty from prosecution before telling the grand jury that $55,000 of a legal fee paid him was loaned to Diedrich. The Dec. 15 eight-page indict· ment cites 3S alleged overt acts related Lo the charges. Last July• 1. Diedrich and county Supervisor Phllip An· thooy were amone five men ~llr l'li.t-••Y Gery Am•,.... CHURNING FLOODWATERS SWEEP ACROSS IRVINE'S JEFFREY ROAD NEAR SAN DIEGO FREEWAY Overflowed Flood Control Channel Tren1form1 Highway Into the Jeffrey River Thursday Storm Worst in lr1'ine By PIDLIP ROSMARIN Ol IM Oally l'I ... Staff "I want you lo stop this rain! 1 want you to do your job and stop 1tnow!!" T he woman who said that Thursday wasn't wringing her hands in supplication toward some unseen power beyond the rain·swollen clouds that flooded much of Irvine a second straight day. Sh e was s houting al a secretary in the public works de· parlmenl. There were a lot of calls like that one, according to the people who answer the phones al city hall, from residents wanting to know how to get to work-or get h o m e -fr o m a11d t o neighborhoods n early wholly surrounde<J by flooded streets. Dollar Wan.es But Retains Earlier Gains By The Associated Prtll The doUar declined In cautious trading on Europe's money markets today but held on to most or the gains it made Thurs· day after U.S. action to snap the currency out of its year-long decHne. Here are late alt.emoon rates for the dollar ln m~or European financial centers, compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United States started bu)'ing dollars on the foreign ex- changes: Toda, 'l'llanday Wedaetda1 Frankfurt 2.1350 German mark• 2.1490 2.0730 Zurlch 2.ooso Swtea francs 2.0.37 1.9375 Milan 874.80 Italian Ure 8'7S.7S 861.40 Pari1 ,.7125 French ,.7575 4.8:200 Am1terdam 2.2100 Dutch suUdera 2.3110 2.~0 (kl DOLLAJl, f'••• AU Thursday, as many as 17 city streets were closed to traffic because they were under water. Virtually every north/south route was shut down by the rainstorm, which dropped about a n inch and a half or water Wednesday and another inch Thursday. Most of Wednesday's rainfall came during a two·hour period from about 4 to 6 p.m . when it fell in torrential bursts, accom- panied by hail. Irvine police feared late Thursday that residents in northern neighborhoods of the city most affected by flooding, would be unable lo drive to or from their homes. Police Lieutenant J erry Boyd 11aid Ure storm has brought the most exterusive flooding in Irvine history. * * * Roads still closed today were Culver Drive from Main Street to Barranca Road and from Bryan Avenue to Irvine Boulevard; Parkway Drive from Lake to Jeffrey Road; Barranca Road from Jeffrey Road to Sand Can- yon Road; and Jeffrey Road from the San Diego Freeway to Irvine Center Drive. A !so closed were Bryan Avenue from Jeffrey Road to Culver Drive; Irvine Boulevard from Jeffrey Road to Culver Drive; all of Ridgeline Drive in Turtle Rock; and Turtle Rock Drive from Starcrest Drive to Sierra Cecile Road. The flooded streets were ln part responsible for numerous traffic accidents, but the only serious accident in the two days of rain came when the sun was s hining. * * * Fair Weather Seen For This Weekend By JACKIE HYMAN OI U. Detty f'lleit .... , The National Weather Service bas good news for rain-weary Orange Coast residents: The forecast calls for fair weather this weekend. Weather a peciallst Don DePauw said clearing ls expect· ed tonight, with high clouds on Saturday and Sunday but no rain. For clam fans. there's addi· tional good ne1tl. Estremely low tides are expected both Sa\.Ur· day and Sunday lite.moon. Newport Beach llfe•uards said a tide ol minus 1.5 ls due at 2:18 p.tn. Saturday and one of mlnua LT at •:Ol p.m. Sunday. Beat beacbea for clammlnr are flat <1ae1 u In HunUnaton Beach. Newport BHcla an.d Doh9ft)' BMCb, lifelU:anli 111d. Hip te\Pfl'alar 1t;ooJd bt 81 Salurd91, Ud lows .S2 tOalt.ht and U SatUrday n1"'t. h 11ld. How ver, t>ePauw added, Lil• stable atmOIPMtlc cowadlUou make it hard to predict. ac· curatefy. "There's a new storm system BLIZZAAO..UkE STORM BA TI'ERS NORTH -A5 RELATED PHOT08-A3 An Irvine motorcyclist, David C. Winslow. 17, of 4222 Escudero Drive, was hospitalized after his cycle slid Into a pickup truck turning left in front of him on Turtle Rock Drive at Concordia Drive. The driver of the truck, Ken- neth E . Wells, 51, or West Co- vina, told police he never saw Winslow because of glaring sun- light reflected off the wet street. Winslow was treated for possi· ble internal injuries. He was re· ported in satisfactory condition today at Tustin Community Hospital. Today Irvine police were mah· ning s pecial road condition telephone lines (754-3711 and 754·3712) to help residents de· termlne safe travel routes. Police Records Officer Linda (See STORM, Page AZ> HBAttomey Says Lie Test 'Backs Him' By llOBERT BARKER OI .. DMI•...,.. Slaff Huntington Beach City At· torney Don Bonfa said Thursday that a lie detector test has backed up bis account of a physical altercation with one of his deputies. ~ Bonra claimed that the test. which he sa.ld be took voluntarily aDd paid for with bis own money, vindicated him ill the bitter dispute. However, the man Bonta ls f eudina with, Deputy City At· torney John O'Connor, said that tho Ue detector test proves nothing. ''Jt ta a tlmmJck and a fraud to the public," O'COnnor aald.: .. If BoDfa was alncere, Why did he conceal and suppNSS the fact that be wu tllllll a 1*7· crapb tat until he returned With a favorabl report! "Re could baH taken DJ numbe!l()(tetll ~fore be paiMd t8ee BOHFA. Paa• Al) liamed in an indictment charc- ing them with conspiring to violate state political campaign regulations. Neither Died.rich, Anthony.nor the two remaJning co-defendants In that case have pleaded to the charces. Prosecution bas been delayed until the state Supreme Court decides if Hicks and bis staff were rightfully dismissed as prosecutors by Judge Schwab. Carter Stops in Belgium BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - P resident Cart er came to Belgium today, the last stop on his foreign tour, to assure the Atlantic allies that any new nuclear arms agr eement with the Soviet Union will take ac- count of Western Europe's security concerns. Carter told Belgian officials he is optimistic about chances for settling the three-decade old Arab-Israeli dispute in light of the peace dialogue be tween Israel and Egypt and said be believes there is still a possibili- ty of a multilateral solution "supported by several slates." Prime Minister Leo Tin- demans and Foreign Minister Henri Simonet relayed Carters remarks to reporters after the Belgian ofricials met with the president. Later. the president left tot Washington. Simonet said Carter's com· ment on a multilateral Mideast eolullon Indicated some other Arab at.ates may be willing to join tta. ~·J!ln>tia.D peace dialogu at a later alage. Arab mHilants, including Syria-, Ubye and Iraq, have bit- terly criticized the peace moves initiated by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. but Jordan has in· dlcated lt might join the talks at a later date. Carter m et Jordan's King Hussein during the president's stopover last weekend in Iran. Tindemans said his talks with Carter also touched on U.S. rela· Lions with the European Com· mon Market. particularly trade relations and monetary prob- ·1ems caused by the decline oC the dollar in Elirope. (See CARTER, Page AZ) Swiss Vault Owners Held In 'Robbery' Operators or a precious metals storage business in Santa Ana were indicted today by the Orange County Grand Jury on charges they staged a phony $1.1 m illioo robbery last year. Named in the indictment were Swiss Vaults Inc. operators Vin· cent Carrano of Seal Beach and J ack FultonofCoronadelMar. They are charged with con· spiracy to commit grand theft, conspiracy to s ubmit false in· surance claims, s ubmission of false insurance claims and 28 counts of grand theft. The charges relate to a report last July 9 that Swiss Vaults of. fices al140CN. Grand Ave., Santa Ana, had been hit by daylight rob- bers. Both suspects pleaded inno- cent to the charges during a brief court appearance today. In elfect. the indictment al- leges that Carrano and Fulton staged the alleged phony rob· . <See BEJST, Pa•e AZ> AGENT LOSES PIGGY l14NK SEA TrLE (AP) -An FBI agent bu reported a theft -hi9 ,PlHY bank. Ray lh&hll of tho bureau's Seattle office told police sorneone broke into bl• house aometlme Wednoad_af. The culprit .. UghUy" rlftlMed hit bouae, Matbll aald, and made oft with b1J bank. which actuaJJY wu 1hapect like a nlctel and beld abcM '5 ln cbante. I o.lty " ... ,,.... .., ... , ",,,.,... FORLORN FIRE PLUG IS OUT OF A JOB TODAY Scene Is at Allon and Jamboree Road In lrvln• f'ram Page Al STORM WORST.· .. Hl'g.1n -.aid calls werl' con1.tant Thur i>dd}. ' As fa:>l Js I could pu-.h button:, · ~I any or the T<''>1denh of northern Jrvme wuntt•d to know \\ hv btrcets 1n thl·1r area were flooded and m ca:,c., numbhng, "'ht'n other area-. of tht: city. and oth<'r c1lles, weren't !>O bcverely affected by the blorm Ellen Freund, a pl:.inmng com- m1!>s1oner who's running for the ln·me City Council, complained I hat poor liming JO build in~ flood control prOJt!l'b contr1bul· l'tl to the prohlems. · l'h1s 1s typical of the need for a <'luscly m<'shcd "rowth manai::<'ml•nt fil'Ol(rllm plan," .... he· !>Jid. "l\lthough the city has more than ~dc4ua t c drainage faetlilit•s for lhl' <'xi-.t1ng de· v1·lopmcnl. we arc· seeing seriou .... problc>ms where un- <'r>m plctcd facd1llc:> in un- developed areas arc presenting ~ serious hazard to the de- veloped area" or the city." The Jrvine Company, wtilc:h de'>1i:tned Ud bf1 m C -the hou..,1ng tr..icts m north Irvine whl're flood1nR was most :.Nious. blamed It on 1eography. A company sPokesman. Jerry Colltn'l. said northern Irvine is in a tnpogruph1cal basin and is a nJlural collector for stream runoff Wdlcr. whereas southern parts of th~ city arc more uphill. and drain hettt>r. "It's Jll'l a gl•ographlcal con- d1t1on mor€.' thun anythine else," Collins said. ('ity Public Wo rks Director Arent Muc·how agreed, and said· geography coupled with in· C'omplcle Oood control work re- -;u I t<•d an tht• heavier than normal flooding. · Prohahlv the· real reason." MlH'hOw said. "IS that. what with the undeveloped nature of thl• c•1tv. and all the construcUon that ..., 1otoing on. wt• find a roadwav or hnk an a rural sec t1on of the city twcomes Impact- ed hy "'atcr " \1 uchow s aid there are few flood control works in northern Irvine Most dralnaJ:e Is through natural channels and stream bl'ds. "When you 1et a rainstorm of that intensity, the roads tend lo wash," he explained. On Culver Drive, where parts of the road were undermined and al one point an enUre Jane washed out, Muchow said the problems were caused by an undereb.ed channel bullttodlvert water from the San Diego Creek flood control ch a nnel being constructed. · Muchow said that, when tho OAANGI COAIT DAILY PILOT channel is finished. probably by early summer, that area should be much Jess affected by raina of s1m1lar intensity. "We've been pretty lucky In this city," Muchow said. "Thia 1!> probably the second or third major rainstorm we've bad s ince we became a city (in 1971). 'The other two times, people were asleep." CALL TO GET ROAD DETAJLS Irvine residents can find out latest road conditions by calling 754-3711 or 754·3712. Special telephone' lines have been set up to assist callers In finding safe routes tbrouab the cl· • ty. where many atre•U have been fiooded by rain. Front P~ Al HEIST ••. bt•ry to cover up their own &vstemic embezzlement of allver b·ullion and gold coins deposited with Swiss Vaults by customer~. Santa Ana police reported Ju· ly 9 when they went to the Swiss Vaults office ln response to !l burglar alarm algnal that Car· rano was found lied to an over: turned chair. They said Carrano told them he went to his office that Satur· day afternoon to keep an ap· pmntment made over the phone by a would-be depositor. The bulky Seal Beach man re· portedly told police he was held' at gunpoint and tied to the chair while sever al men took Sl.l million in gold and silver from the vaults. Pohce could not explain why Carrano went to the firm durine its closed hours to accept the de· posit of "twenty baa• of silver" from a customer apparently un· known to him. Nor could they explain why the security vault~ were cloeed but not locked durlne what are normally the firm's cloalna hours. Driver Held In ~booting LOS ANGELES (AP) -A body was discovered in a cab and its driver wu arreated for Investigation ot murder after a sheriff's helicopter officer noticed the tali wH belna driven erratically. authorities say. A sheriff'• apokeamao aald Thuraday the cab waa obaerved weavlnt ln and O\lt ot tratna lanes Wedneaday nlaht and pulled to a stop by 1round crewa. They arretted Kenneth Ray, ao, ot Loi Alll•l• after be reportedl)' att.mJ)tOd to flee m foot, Ray alle•edly dropped a pistol u be nea. th• 1poie1mlli added. The bcxSf of \be oab'1 nplap drivet, ¥1Chael KotmeacU, 21, ol Loa A.Diel•, wu founcl~Jn tH bact eea~ ahot at i.ut once. ... Flooding, Slides Tallied By llJQIABL PAl&SVJCB °' .. ..., ......... Flooded streets. erMlon and mud slides continued to plaiue Oranie County tod•Y as rain poured down ror the fourth con· aecutive day. Irvine was hit hardest Thurs· day as residents continued to •wlm in the mo•t extensive * * *. Fro• Page A I RAINS ••• He said Santa Ana received .95 inches yesterday, for a season total of 6.59. Last year's rainfall· at the same date was 5.51 inches. Ch arles Lewis at Orange Coast Colleae in Coata Me11a tallled one inch for the pa.st 24 hours, for a season total of 7.36, up from 4.98 inches last year. The Oran1e County Harbor Department in Newport Beach recorded 87 inches, for a sea.son total of 5.73 Inches compared to 5.31 last year. In Huntin1ton Bea c h, ratnwat.cber J . Sherman Denny reported .•7 lncbea, for a aeaaon total of 6.75. That flaure ta still below the 1.28 inches recorded last year at th1a time. The Orange County Fire Department In La1una Nl,uel measured .78 lnchea, for a season tot.al of 7.83 inchea. up from 6.8' inches laat year. f'ro•PageAl DOLLAR ••. London Sl.9100 to the pound $1.8825 Sl.9590 The United Stat.ea announced Wednesday, alt.er the close of Europe'• bualness day, that ll wlll intervene on the money markets in coordination with European central banks to prop the dollar. That announcement and ag- gressive purchase of dollars by the Federal Reserve Board Thursday caused the dollar to soar on the world's forelp ex· changes. Some dealers said the dollar's lOCJses early today were a technical reaction to lts abarp rise the prevloua day. "The market 11 teat1n1 the central bankl' resolve to keep the dollar steady," commented a Frankfurt dealer. Meanwhile, the ltock market 1uffered 1teep louea today u in· veatora reacted with renewed pe11lmlam to the U.S. dollar's torel1n exchange problems and a new boost in the prime lending rate. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, which had fallen 26.25 points already this. week, was off another 12.04· points to 792.88. It was the first time It had fallen below the psychological SOO·polnt barrier since Oct. 25. Losers took a 4·1 ed1e over gainers among New York Stock Exchan1e-llsted issues. Anal)'lta had been expecting a continuation of Thursday'• broad decline, which was at· tributed to doubt.I over the aufft· c i ency of federal moves to bolater the U.S. dollar in foreign exchange trading. Frio. Page Al CARTER ••• Soon after Carter arrived, about 20 demonatrators sta1ed a proteat a1alnat the neutron bomb, a nuclear weapon tbat kllll wttboUt causlne extensive damage to at.ructures out.slde the immediate blast area.· The demonstrators gathered a few blocks from the U.S. Embassy carrytnabannerareadJng: "Noto the N eutroa Bomb." Bel1lan police said 14 pro- testers were taken away for identity checks. Prime Rate RiaesAgain NEW YORK (AP> - ClUbank1 &bo natlon'a 1econd·11r1eat eom· meretal bank and the u1ua1 pacuetter In prime 1tDd1Da rat. u.dl, ralted ltl prim• rlte ... q,uarter pohli toda1 to elabt percet. Tbt prime ra_. a~·· chart• oo 1oanl lO tta but eorpora&e c111tomtn, bad bt•D at '1'4 peroen.t vlrluall1 lndu1tr11Vld• 1lnct November. Tb• PfllM rate lt DOt dlncUr lnlctd to penonal · or 111°"P1• loU raw.. : But habiw 191 ICllal·twm prllat nurtacireUtl or d•crtuu may lea4 to •l m tl1r: monmtat.1 lD 4"!1~ '* dW' ... noodlnf tn the city's history. Several atretts were un· recognizable, Inundated so that they resembled the results of a major fiood that 10 times the rain mllbt have brought. Elsewhere. a large portion or Main Beach In Laguna wa. swept into the sea by a drainage flow and county authorlliea kept a close watch on Sllvcrado Can· yon, where a aerioua mud aUde Isolated a number or residents early Thursday. No serious Injuries have been linked to the raina, but police spokesmen rePorted a greater number of minor traffic col- 1 is ions due to rain-slicked str eets. • Weal Oran1e Co unty authorities report few problem• with lloodinl and little ll any dama1e. Llkewise, the South County area apparently escaped with few problems, allhou1h numerous construcUon sttes In the Mission VieJo area were sandbWed to prevent serious erosion. A mud slide Wednesday eve- nln1 cut off a number of realdents in the Sllverado Canyon area aa bundreda of tons of mud poured down SanU~oCreek. The s1lde jamm~ the cre.k bed causlng water and mud to flow onto Silverado Canyon Road. Biil Reiter. pobHc work• maintenance superintendent for the count y Environmental Man agement Agency, 11ld workers were on the 6cene all Wednesday, finally clearlnt the roadway by 7 p.m. Thursday. tn Laguna Beach, a steady runoff from the Laguna Canyon water&hed er:nptled through a storm drain system at the cit.Y's M a1n Beach. The runoff sliced the beach in half, forming a temporary river. The man!l&er of the N1,uel Cinema ln Monarch Plua WN s urprised Tb\lraday olthl to learn that the front three rows of the threater were under a couple feet of water. Firemen were called in to pump out nearly 150 gallona' .ol water at about 11:1.5 p.m. Few problems of significance were r e ported ln Newport Beach, allhoUgh city crews wer~ called out to block out portions of Back Bay Drive and one of the lanes on San Ml1uel Drive. Jake Mynderse, director of seneral services, •aid the lane on San Miguel was clo11ed becaUbe runorr from a nearby constru~tlon site had un- dermined the roadway 1ll1hUy. Back 'Bay Drive, which s.klrts the steep bluffs on the east side of the Upper Bay, fell victim to a few small mud 1llde1. A almllar problem was report· ed In San Clemente, where a mud elide cauaed the temPQrarv closure or one lane on South Coast Highway Thursday. Costa Mesa tratfic en1ineers ran out of "flooded" 1i1ns as the downpour caused the shutdown or many roads. Pollce were called ln lo divert traffic. Hardest bit wu 19th Street m the downtown area, and 1 small road cave-in waa reported on Bristol Street. Costa Mesa traffic authoriUes said moet roadways were fairly clear early today. However. sandbap were &till betn1 made available lo citizens al the city's corporate yard at 2300 Placenua Avenue. Rising storm surf generated by the incoming front whipped up breakers from six to efght feel at HunUneton Beach. with occasional crests to 10 feet. Parents Cling to Dope Christmas Tree to Stand . Until Boy's FoUnd ALEXANDRIA. Ky. (AP) - The Chriatmas tree that S-year. old Keith Holliday decorated Is sUlJ up -and will stay up unW hls parents find out what ha~ pened to him. ··1·u leave It until next Cbrlstmu if 1 have to, .. said a grim.faced Judy Holllday. Kettb'a mother. "Keith wu so excited about PUC Asked To Regulate 'Junk Calls' LOS ANGELES CAP) Telephone "junk calla" are sale· ty hazards and an invasion of privacy, a state conaumer ol· ficial aaya, and the Public Utilltlea Comml11lon abowd re1ulatethem. "Cail!omia LI oo the verse of beln1 invaded with an abtolute blanketin1 of these telepbooe calls.'' Richard Spohn; direct.or of the at.ate Conlumer Affalrl Department, said Thurtday ln a petition to the PUC. Spohn urged the PUC to re- quire companies to tell people the measage ls pre-recorded and ask them If they want to hear it, a nd said permission to make s uch calls shouJd be 1ranled on- ly to automated d1alln1 services • whose caUa disconnect when the phone LI hung up. He cited the case of a woman who had a heart attack while her ·phone was Ued up by one of the automated calls, forclna her dauchter to run to a nelthbor fot' help. But Spoh.n'a clahu wete dla· puled by an official for • Cen· tury City company that claims to orillnate about 80 percent of the solicitation calla in the COUD· try. "Many ot the repletion.a tbe (conaumer affairl) department is aaktni for are already in use," sald Dennis Pit11erald. secretary.treuurer for Dycoo· West. that tree. He decorated all ot It and It looked like It. It'• a meu. But we don't have the heart to take lt down." Wearing a aid muk and boot.a on the wron1 feet, the atrawberry blond boy walked out of the house four aaya before ChrlatmH -and never re· turned. State police and bundredl ot volunteen spent days 1courfn1 thla wooded northern Kentucky subdlvlllon, bom the atr. by horseback and on foot. but turned up nothlna. "I'm trylnt not to alvt up faith," aaid Mn. Holllday, .. but it ian't euy. There are times when I t.hiJ1.k he is dead." Hls father has offered a $10,000 reward for the boy's tale return. "Hustler" macadne owner Larry Flynt odded '20,000 to the re,..ard t.otal Thutlday aad an- nounced th•t a full·paJe ad· vert.ltemeat Oil Ute ~ 1rll1 be run In the Aptll llfU9 ot the ma1adne. Flynt 1ay1-1och an ad would normally coet ta0,000. IA M.a~:n· Holliday eacaped the nn killed 1M people at the Beverly Hilla Supper Qub, where she wu a waitre11. A abort time later, her brother was killed In a car crash. Her father died at Thankatlving. ''1 fall apart a lot," she said. her face creased with fatigue and worry. Blast Kills 1, Injured Faur ~ADFOJlD, Va. CAP) -An exploaloo at a nitroetycerine manufacturing plant earl!' today killed at leut ooe worker, In· jured four and left one mlaelng; offlctala said. Three buUdtpp in the complex were destroyed. W .H. Coqhll.n, public affatn spokeaman for the Hercules. Inc., ammm:dtim plant. said the explosion took place about 8:10 a.m .• when ei-"t people were at work In the nltrQllycerine tee· ti on. Ar WI,...,.. MISSING BOY Keith Homday, 5 F,....PGfleAl BONFA ••• one," O'Connor said. Bonfa said today that O'Con· nor's remarks are ao weak that they are "ludicrous." "Thia is the only lie detector test that 1 have taken ln my life a nd I am willing to take a He de- tector test on that," Bonfa said. The two attorneys were in· volved in an altercation in O'Connor's office Dec. 27. Each claims he was Innocent and ac- cused the other of assault and battery. Bonfa also claims that he was falsely Imprisoned by O'Connor. A deputy district attorney hu refused to handle the case. The offlolal said that each man wu equally convincing in his 1tory and that there was no corroborating evidence for either party. But Boofa claims that the lie detector teet be took on New Year'• Eve shows that he didn't attack O'Connor. A WORD TO 1'HE WISE- There Is a tendency for many C&ll)et stores to use strictly a warehouee concept. One advantage ta aeeing carpeting In rolls rather than samples. Many disadvantages are evtdent -most operations of this type bt.IY only Off-goods. so that the customer only gets to eee old pattems. or carpets the millt couldn't eell to regular. out1ets. Also. this type of operatk)n generally feels that experience is unlmPortant. and consequently the salespeople know llttle or nothing about the products. Finally, mott will farm out the lnat1llatlon1 to the lowest bidder. guaranteeing a poor Installation. (Many of these Installers are contracting lllegaJlv without a state license.) At Alden'• we maintain a happy medium. We canv a large Inventory. and the largest sample selectjon around. We have experienced utespeOPle. and our lnatJllert were trained by u• Finally. we are a 1tate 1r991'\Md contrletor. # .... I I La 11na/ South Coast Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks J VOL. 71, NO. 6, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES .,..,,,.. ... ,...,_ ED QUINN HOLDS BRICK HIT BY LIGHTNING Wife 'Flattened' by Bolt In Areplace A Big Charge Ughtning 'Flattens' Woman By STEVE MITCHELL Of ,,.. 0111, .. , ... lWff They say housework offers few rewards, and Barbara Quinn of South Laguna probably believes that alter light- ning struck her home Wednesday afternoon "She was dusting things by the fireplace when light- ning hit the chimney," said hus band Ed C Quinn, of 32705 Caspian Sea, in Monarch Bay Terrace "She was crouched down at the time and the light· ning flattened her. She went down and stayed down," Quinn ' said. THE WOMAN WAS NOT hurt in the incident, which Quinn said, "sounded like a cannon shot " ' He said he was standing by the window when he saw ~ what he described as a terrific flash and a deafening ~ crash. t He said his wife wasn't frightened, "until about 10 1 minutes later ~hen it dawned on her what actually hap- pened," he laughed. The retired Chrysler Company vice president said he and his wife went outside to find about a third of their chimney lying about their patio and atop a neighbor's root "SEVERAL OF THE BRICKS were just pulverized," Quinn marveled. · Besides the chimney and a cracked window the couple were unscathed by the li&htning. But Barbara Quinn's going to be th.inking twice about housework in the near future. Drake and Sweeney Richest Candidates By WILLIAM HODGE Of ... o.tl, ~It.II Engineer Erwin E. "Jerry" Drake and incumbent John Sweeney lead a field of 10 as the wealthiest candidates In San Juan Capistrano'• March City 1 Council elections. j 1 Economic disclosure state- 1 menta on me with the City Clerk t indicate Drake and his wife hold $292,000 in equib' on five pieces of property -including three 1 houses -sprinkled along the ! Orange Coast. The three residences are located In San Juan Capistrano (bis residence), Mission Viejo and Htmtingtoa Beach. Tbe two lots are located ln Oceanside ! and El Paso, Texu. \ Drake also llsta two groups or > 1tock in Callfomla corporations r aad a second trust deed on the Ml11ion Vi.Uo home u invest- ' menta. Each of the three invesl-l ment.s can1es a value not ex- So'rhm's The Secret ceeding $10,000. Incumbent Councilman Sweeney holds an investment in- terest in Isla del Sol, a San Juan· based partnership In housing and residential construction. Value of the partnership exceeds $100,000, according to economic disclosure statements. Sweeney also lists interests in four San Juan properties, inchad- ing his residence. Value or the residence and three lots la llat· ed at $10,000-$100,000 each. Reiired teacher and coach Al Arps lists two groups of common stock, each valued at $10 ,000-$100 ,000, and a partnership interest not exceed· ing $10,000 as investments. Arps also lists his residence u interest in real property valued at $10,000 to $100,000. Retired bustneuwoman Marilyn Wllllama bolds comtnOO stock In American Telephone and Telegraph and TransWorld Airlines as investmenta. Listed value on each group of atoc:k does not exceed $10,000. Mrs. Williama also llata ln· terest in two San Juan land cor- porations boldiJlg four loll. Ber 10 percent interest in the Del Obispo Land Cot'P. 11 lilted at $10,000 to $100,000 and a 25 per- cent interest bl the Orteca Land Corp ts listed at tl0,000 to $100,000. Other candidates ancl tbelr lilted economic worth are: -Planning CommlHloner Gary Bau1dorfer bold• two Orange Cout boules, includlni bls residence. valued at mon than $100,000 each. -Homemaker SUlan L. Om· min11 holds two Oraqe Oout boq>e., not lncludlat-:ber ~ lden~~1 valued at $10,000 to $100,vuu each. -Fonner 8aD JUD llQCll' James ~ Uatl 1toek ud two land·~ partnenhlpa u Inv~ a:11it a •alue not ex~ $10, .. cb. .. (8M~,P111A1> t ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 TEN CENTS Die ·ch: 'Not Guilty' ·-Architee-t Ik>se-Sec-000,S -Bribery Plea By GARY GRANVILLE Of ... o.11, ...... SUtf <>range County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Rose pleaded not guilty today to bribery charges brought against them last month by the Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles then ordered all pro- ceedings against the two men in· to Superior Court Judge Pbllip Schwab's courtroom. Those proceedings are expect· . ed to include a numbe.r of J)f'e- trlal motions, including a move U.S. Action Aids Dollar In Europe By The Associated Press The dollar declined in cautious trading on Europe's money markets today but held on to most of the gains it made Thurs- day after U.S. action to snap the currency out of its year-long decline Here are late afternoon rates for the dollar in major European financial centers, compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United States started buying dollars on the foreign ex- changes: Today Thursday Wednesday Frankfurt 2.1350 German marks 2.1480 2.0'730 Zurich 2.0050 Swiss francs 2.0437 1.9375 Milan 874.30 Italian lire 875.75 861:40 Paris 4.7325 French francs 4. 75,5 4.6200 Amsterdam 2.2800 Dutch guilders 2.3110 2.2310 London $1.9100 to the pound $1.883S $1.~ Tbe United States announced Wednesday, after the --clot• ol ' Eurolie'• tx.aineu day, thet tt 1 will 'ioterv41Je on the· mo.ney • markets ln coordltaation ~) Fi.iropliean dntral b*1ks to piop tHe doRar. ' ·• 1 'That ··ann°'Jllcement and ag-• greulve pure'baae or dollars by the Federal·' Relllerve Board Thursday caused the dollar to soar on the IWorld's foreign ex- changes. Some dealers said the dollar's losses early today were a :technical ~action to Its sharp rise the previous day. "The mar~et is testing the central ba.nk.S', resolve ·to keep the dollar steady," commented a Frankfurt dealer. · Meanwhile, the stock market suffered steep losses today as. in· veston reacted with renewed · pesalmlsm to the U.S. dollar's foreign exchange problema' and a new boOlt ln the prime lending• rate. The Dow Jones avera1e at 30 lnduatrial atocks, which bad <See DOU.AR, Page AZ> Sto"len Cart Federal, CtuJe? TUCSON. Ariz. <AP> - A rented golf cart, last seen with the Secret Service, bas been re- ported stolen. The Tucaoo NaUonal Golt Club filed a larceny report and said tbe cart wu one of four checked out to the S.Cret Service durlnl a celebrity tournament In which former Preaident Ford •P· peuld. sst. Mart Pettit of th• Pima Count7 Sberifra Department quoted a IPOk•man from the Secret Service u 1ay1Qa be was certain all Carta bad been i-.. turned. t4.GENT LOSES P.ICGJ B4NK SEAftLE :(AP) -An FBJ a1eat bu reported a theft -bla Pl•IJ blint. aay Madm at UM bw:eau'1 Seattle olflce told polio. IOID.olll brat 181.o Jdl boQse 1om1tlm• Weda11day. The .,ulps1t 0 1i11UT' ra1ackld hll boUH, lllllall"'•Ud, -...... tittf --~ ........... actual.IT ..~...,.. ae a mebl .. ......... ..,.: to have District Attorney Cecil Hicks and bis staff removed as prosecutors of the case. • The indictment alleges that Diedrich in return for a favora- ble decision on a land use matt.er then pending before the Board ol Supervlsors accepted money directed his way by a develop- ment fmn throuab Fullerton at· torney Mlcbffl Reminaton. The indictment alao allegei that Diedrich used bis office lo entice the development firm, Anaheim Hllls Inc. and lls parent company, the Grant , Corporation, to seek out an $80,000 bank loan on Diedricb's behalf. Rose Is named only In a slnete count of the three-count lndlct· ment. He is charged with conspiring with Diedrich to arranae the solicitation of bribes from the company. Remington was granted lm· munity from prosecution before telling the grand jury that $55,000 of a legal fee paid him was loaned to Diedrich. The Dec. 15 eight-page indict- ment cites 3S alleged overt acts : j • °""',... ............... · o•A~ F~S -Wlen h~avy rains hit, Dana Point Hi(rbof. sprmgs its o\itn waterfall. It drops about 30 feet belew tl\e ruins of old hotel overlooking harbor that was left'partially·built when the great depression hit in 1929. Flooding, Erosion, Mud Slides Tallied By MlcmAEL PASKEVICB OI .. o.it• Pit.II lutf Flooded streets, erosion and mud slides continued to plague Orange County today as rain p0ured down for the fourth COD· secutlve day. Irvine was bit hardest Thurs· day as residents continued to swim in the most extenaive flooding in the city's history. Several streets were un· recognizable, inundated so that tbey resembled the results of a major flood that 10 times the rain mlsht have brought. Elsewhere, a lar1e portion of Main Beach ln Laguna was swept into the sea by a dralna&e flow and count.Y autboritiea keot * * * a close watch on St1verado Can· yon, where a serious mud slide isolated a number of residents early Thursday. No serious injuries have been linked to the rains, but police spokesmen reported a greater number or minor traffic col· lisions due to rain-slicked streets. West Orange County authorities report few problems with flooding and little if any damage. Likewise, the South County area apparently escaped with few problems, althoueh numerous construction sites in the Mission Viejo area were <See DAMAGE, Pa•e AZ) * * * Fair Weather Seen .. For This Weekend BJ IACKIB BYMAN Ol•DMtr ........ Tbe National Weather s.rvlce hu lood news for ram-We&l'7 Oran•• Cout r•ldeutl: Tbe f or~ut ca1JI tor falr we.tber tb.1s weekmd. W eatber 1peclall1t Don DePauw uld clearblt la 'apect.. ed totUlbt, wttb hltb clouda an S•tard97 and Sunday but DO rain. For clam r._, then'• 8ddl· tlonal sQOd newt. E~elJ ~ lid., aN expee1.ed botb Satw'· , day and Sunhy. aftemOoll. Newport B .. ch llf eauma tald a Ude ot mmaa 1.111 dm at 2:11 p.m. 8MurdaJ' and .. at JllUlUI 1.7 9t l;Ol p.m. Sddij. • Beat bMCNI tor clammlllc V. ftat CIMI • ill ~ B••cb, Newport B•acla ud Doheny Beach, llfepards said. Hilb temperature should be 87 Saturday, and lows S2 ton.lCht and 41 s.turdaJ night, be aald. Howtrfer. DePauw added, UD· BLIZ%ARO.UKE·9TORM BAnERS NORTH -A5 . ¥J,;ATED PHOT08-A3 atable atmospheric eoadltlobs mike lt hard to predict ac· curateb'. .. Th-.'• a new 1torm S)'lltem out tll~ but ll JOota like it will 1wtnc to I.be northwest/' be aald. Tbe <>ranee Cout wu ltl1l IOakina today after tM IOeond ~tiOir Sier:toc1 bl a ro. 1D WIUCh aom• areu ~elvtd more than Clee~P11•A.1) related lo the charges. Last July l , Diedrich and county Supervisor Philip An· thony were among five men named in an indictment chars· Ing them with conspiring to violate state political campalen re1ulation.s. Neither Diedrich, Anthony nor the two remaining co-defendants in that case have pleaded to the charges. Prosecution baa been delayed until the stale Supreme Court decides if Hlcka and his st.aft were rightfully dismissed u prosecutors by Judge Schwab. Tax Issue Effects on City Told By SfEVE MITCHELL OI ti• o.llY f'llM S!Mf City officials have outlined the scenario for what they term a horror story in Laguna Beach should the Jarvis property tax reform initiative be approved by state voters next June. And potential remedies forecas t for the loss of an estimated $1.6 million In proper· ty taxes lo the city range from closing the Top of the World fire station lo cutting S3 municipal employees from the payroll. City Manager Al Theal pre- sented a report on the possible effects of the tax reform measure to councilmen Wednes· day night, adding that the pell· tion·pusbed initiative stands a • good chance of passage this June. The Jarvis lnltlative would limit property taxes paid by homeowners to one percent of the 1975-76 market value of the ·homes and would mean about a S7 billion cut In local property tax revenues statewide. Tbe.al's estimated. lou of Sl.8 million come• from a com· parlson of a proportional dls- lribuUoo of the property tax rev- enue among the various taxing agencies in 0.range County. His war plan, which theoretically would be instituted until such a time as the state leglslature would find alternate revenue sources, include: -Raising existing revenues .by $509,500. This would mean in- creasing bualness taxes by 20 percent, hiking the bed tax from six percent to nine percent, utilizing revenue sharing funds and new capital Improvement funds for city operations and possibly closing down the city operated bus system. -Reducing expenditures f>y $220,000 by knocking off capital improvement programs, com- m u nlty promotion and as· sistance programs (with the ex- ception ol Festival or Arla al· locations) and transfer parking authority funds to city opera· tiona. -Reducing jobs and salaries by $1.6 million. This would in· elude Jaytn1 off 17 policemen, -(See REFORM. Page A%) Coast Weather Fair tonight and Satur- day momlng. Ten percent chance of rain tonl&bt. In- creasing bi&h cloudiness Saturday aftsnoon. Lows tonight 46 to 53. Hl1hs , Saturday 6' to 68. INSIDE TODAY Joeu 8'*"' Wea Uofno on Udo / •. "I'd ralMr look out m11 IDindoto and Ne a oW Ulan Uw bl &o.rl11 HW. a:ncf look out m11 tDindolo and au tM WaU scrne JOCU"rtGl." SH Featurlftg, Pao« BL. l••ex J bllllf """ ...... lty ....,, ..,.,_ Vault Debt 20p Face Charges 0perators of a precious metals st9r"1• ~ ill ~'• A.Ga wfr• tiuflQ\fd . t(M.\ay "1 •he orau• County o.rw Jury OQ chat:41ea.~ ·~~ a pbo.Qy $1.l mUll°'~'t;lfear. Na\Xl~ Iii tM l ot~t were ' Swiss v~ ~· o~ato.ra Vin- cent Car.-aiiO w SM! ~ and Jack ~9'~~~"'"· They ~ cliaraf!Cl wt ooo- spira,cy to ~' P' ,~._~· COJllPii'ac}' to 1\11>11\it ~ ~­ SW'&DCe ~. $\abQ:\W .. of false imwuce •clai.m.I ~ a countaof8'"~tbelt. ' The dw'C-~~to ''°eport last July 9 \):\&$ SWiaa V•~ of. fices at~~ QtqdA.ye..,_la.Qta Ana, haclbeeo 11.ift..Y daylitl't rob- bers. BoUl 1111~ plea~ ~ cent to ~ ~&ea ~u.riD& a brief c~ ap~~ \oday. In effect, \be il¥11$Deol al· le1es t.&a1 OUTaDO ~ F\ll~ staged Ut,e alle1ed pb®y rob- bery to cov4U' up \beir 9wn systellMc e~U~Ql.ent of lilver bullloA l,ad gold co~ depcWted w~th Swiu Vaults by c\IS~. turned chair. Tbey la1d Carr&DO tald ~ be Well' \o his OfO~ lbat S•~­~ w. ~'~ &Q a,p-t~en' m~ O'(~ '-"e pbblie \la woWd-be~~·~· Tbe bu,l,ky Seal ~ch IQ&n re-PQ~t~ told polloe he was a-eld a'~~ an<l Ued to the cllair w'-le several men took $1.1 ~ 'o~ in &old MDd silver f~m the va\&lts. Police ~ QQt .xpl&Ul why Carr~~' to \b• (irm dwing Us clOHd ~ \o accept the de-posl,-Oi~tw~y "8• of silver" l~o~ a ~~to.mer apparently Wl· Ina.ow~'°~ No.r ooukl ~Y explaln wby tbe aecucity vaults were closed b\lt Dal locked during wbat are .. normally ,1,e firm's closing boun. J~e Robert Ric~les ordered ~ meQ released on tbeir own recog~e and also ord~ tbem to r'PQrt \o Orqge County Jail tod..v for honkl.Qi. The jud2e also set Jan. 2Q as the 6•l• lot U~e beginniog of wh.at is expected to be a '°°' ser\" q( ~rial ~tio~. CHURNING FLOODWATERS SWEEP ACROSS IRYINE'8 JEFFREY ROAD NEAR MN DIEGO FREEWAY Overflowed Aood Control Channel Thunday Tma.tonn• Highway loto the Jeffrey River Santa ADa police rep,orted J~­ ly 9 wllen ~ went to th. S,wtsa Vaulta offWe \11, res~n,H to a burglar alarm signal that Car- rano waa found tied to an over- An Wttd~e~i '' a for~al ~se ~ ae.mst a ~ by a <.rand jury. It does not establish &Uilt or innocence .. European Security Concern Promised BRUSS~LS. Belgium (AP) - Pre!-o1 d cnt Carter came to Belgium today. the last slop on his forP1gn tour, lo assure the Atlantic ul11 cs that any new nuclear armc; agreement with the Soviet l'nwn will lake ac- l' Oun t of Western Europe's s"'curity concerns. Carter told Belgian officials he is oplimisuc about chances for settling the three-decade old ,\rab-Jsracli dispute in light of lh c peact-dialogue between Israel and Egypt and said he believes there is still a possibili- ty of a multilateral solution "supporte<J by several states.'' Prim e Minister Leo Tin- dcmans and Foreign Minister llcnri Simonet relayed Carter's remarks to reporters after the Belgian orfic1als met. with lhe president. La ter the president left for W ashmgton. Simonet said Carter's com- ment on a mu1Ltlateral Mideast ~olut1on indicated some other ,\rab slJtes may be willing Lo Arts Contributions Not Encouraged The widow of long-time Laguna Beach wood carver Clif· ton Warner said she has not sought contributions to the Festival of Arts and the Pageant of lhe Masters. The Oo1ly Pilot erroneously reported the request for con- tributions 10 a story earlier this week. Mr. Warner died Saturday at lhc age of 91. Delegation Meets TOKYO (AP) -Hao Teh- dun~. president or the Cblnese People's lnsUtute ol Foreign Al· fairs. ~ave a banquet in Peking on Thursday for a Congressional delegal1on. China's Hs inbua news agency reported. The group was led by Sen. Alan Cranston, 0 -Calif., and Rep. C h ar les Whalen, R-Oblo, Hsinhua said in a dispatch ft:orµ Peking. DAILY PUOT join the Israeli-Egyptian peace dialogue at a lat.er st.age Arab militants, including Syria, Libya 8Jld Iraq, have bit- terly criticized the peace moves initiated by Egypti8Jl President. Anwar Sadat, but Jordan bas in- dicated it might join the t.aJks at a later date. Carter met Jordan's King Hussein dwing the president's stopover last weekend in Iran. Tindemans said his talks with Carter also touched on U.S. rela· lions with the European Com- mon Market, particularly \rade relations and monetary prob- lems caused by the decli.lle of the dollar in Eurbpe. Soon after Carter arrived, about 20 demonstrators staged a protest agaillst the neutron bomb, a nuclear weapon that kUJ.s without causin& exteosive damage to structures oUtside the immediate-blast area. The demonstrators gathered a few blocks from the U.S. Embassy carryingban.nersreading: "Noto theNeutronBomb.'' Belgian police said 14 pro-. tes ters were taken away for identity cheeks. From Page Al REFORM ••• 11 firemen, 12 munioipal services employees, five plan- ning employees and addit,iooal city workers for a total of 53 layoffs. The city has 188 employees. Remaining employees would receive a pay cut of 2.5 percent under the interim program out- lined by Tbeal. Councilmen said Laguna Beach would-have a tougher task of living with the initiative than some other cities because it has become more and more dependent on property tax ln· come over the years. Councilman Jack MeDowell said the city, .. will have to challenge every single ex- pense," and called Tbeal'a re- port a startling analysis -even though the city manager came up with a ~ttal $®0,000 In other re¥enues to offael the blow. Mayor Jon Brand was alarmed at the potential loss of fire, police and mat.in• safely services 119 th• cJ\y. Tb°" ~ departments take a 42 percent bite out of the city's budget. Stating that it would be t,n. possible: tp opec'a~ the city witb such a cut. Brand suggested the city look into forming a charter -a move w.b.ich he said ,..~ ~w ~ Beacb, to.r.._.. -1· d.itiQoal r~~. That plan \YU~ d~bf fellow cowcilmm who. U)e rn.uot "~e. i.s.oo aJ¥b. u a si~ ~." Qd tbat t,be swltqh froa) a. .-.rel la.w clty would not belt> matters. Instead, the council voted to. form. t'WOCQIDIDi*-~ . :nr::;:;;r~ . potenft'al lbttlattve. Th• 0.-~ qr\ • 9'• te~ r~_., ~' ._., CQ '~ u .... -~~·-· ~~·~1 .. cowu._. . "3<1111 • e.,.:~; .. I .._ •• l•,•:-.-r:= meu"l"t911l.,_ ... ~ave to cUp lidO our reeena. •• ('t ~ .. ·' • ' I'...,_ Page Al Appraised at $300,000 DAMAGE INCREASES ••• City WeigluJ Plans For Animal Shelter sandbaaed to prevent serious erosion A mud slide Wedoeaday eve- nins cut oU a number of residents in the Silverado Canyon area as hundreds of tooa of mud poured down S8JltiaioCreek. The slide jammed the creek bed causing water and mud to flow onto Silverado Canyon Road. Bill Reiter, public works maintenance supuintendeot for the county Environmental Manasemeot Agency, said workers were on the scene all W edDeaday, finally clea.ring lbe roadway by 7 p.m. Thursday. lD Laeuna Beach, a steady runoff from the Laiuna Canyon watershed emptied throu,gh a storm drain system at tbe city's * * •. l',....PflfleAI 'RAINS ••.. an incb of rain. The hi&best amount reported this morning for the past 24 hours was on Saddleback MoWl- tain 's Santiago Peak, which re- ceived two inches, The season total there since July is 19.2 . inches compared to 12.3 last year, said John Gietzen of the Orange County Flood Control District. l:le said Santa Alla received .95 iochea yegtuday. for· a se8.SQI) lota1 of 6.59. Last year's rainfall at the same date was 5.51 inc bes. Charles Lewis at Orange Coaat College in Costa Mesa tallied one inch for the past 24 ho~s. for a season total of 7.36, up from 4.98incbea last year. The Orange County .l:larbor Department in Newport Beach recorded .~ inches, for a season total of 5. 73 inches compared to 5.31 last year. lo HuD.tington Beach, ralnwatcber J. Sherman I>eamy reported .47 lncbes, for a season total of 6. 76. That flgw-e is still below the 7.26 locbes r~orded laa t year at this time. The OraQ.8e Couuty Fire Department in Lagu,oa ~el measure4 • 78 lo.cbea, foz a season total of 7.33 iD.ches. up fro~ 6.8' l.Dcbes l~t year. ...._P9flt!JAJ DOLLAR ••• Main Beach. The rvnoff sliced the b~h in half, forming a temporary river. The manager of the Niguel Cinema in Monarch Plaza was s urprised Tbursday night to learn that the front three rowa ol the threaler were under a couple feel o! waLer. Fil'emeo were called in to pump out nearly l50 gallons of water at about 11: 15 p.m. Few problems of signilicance were reported in Newport Beach, although city crewa. were called out to bk>ck out portions of Back Bay Drive and oo.e of the lanes on San Miiuel Drive. J a.ke Myoderse, director of general services, said tbe lane on San 14ieuel was closed because runoff from a nearby· construction s i.te bad un- dermined the roadway sligbUy. Back Bay Drive. which skirts the steep bluffs on the east side oC the Upper Bay, fell victim to a rew small mud slides. . A simile4' probJem was re~ ed in San Clemente, where a mud $lide caused the temporary closure of one lane on South Coast Hiahway Tb.~sd.ay. Costa "Mesa traffic eoiIDeera ran out or "flooded" sigas u the downpour ca"'8ed U>e shutdown of many roads. PoHce were called in io divert tram~. Hardest hit was 19th Str~et in the downtown area, aod a s~all road cave-in was reported Qn Br-iatol Str~t. Costa Mesa traffi9 a~es said most roadways were fairly clear early today. However. sancU>ae.s were still beblg mfde ava,\lable to citlieo.s o.t \he c~ty's corporate yard at 23QO flaceatia Aven~. Riling storm aurf CeQ4U'~ by tbe incoming (l;<N.U w~l>&>e<l up break~ how ~ to eW!L ffft at }{UD~ Be~h4 wlLh occa~CJN.l cl'el\a \o 10 (eet. Appraisers~ by the city of Laguna Beae" say a \.$ ac.ce SPCA facilfty on Laguna CIW..YOQ Road i~ worth $300,000. Now ~ say tQey wUl await that agency's own •P· praisal, ~ ~Y. n~\ T1-u.tS· day, before be~ ne.e~tia· lions for possible purc6ase of the site by the ci~y. LaguAa Beach Planaine Director l>oug Schmitz s~ ~ aalmal fadllty &iP"~ was broken down ~ 'w~ fi&ui:ea with the animal kennel vahied at $178,000 and tbit ._... at $1.22,000. The cllY ~ belQ out UO,QOO from the 'budget tor pilrcbue ot aa animal sbel~er facility~ aod councilmen .hinwd Wed4esday night that the re1l ot the mqoey may have to come from general fund re&er'Ve5-. The city currently contracts with Dr. Rose E.kebe.rJ for animal shelter services. paying her $1,320 a mojith. That contract was terminated last July by the kennel owner FroaPageAJ WEALTHY. • af\er tbe councU ~pproved fes&av!'LparkJN on t lo' aCNSS ttom mo k.~el ~ver ber obj9c-tio~. Tb• contract WO!\ renewed foUowtn& tbe COll,fOVtflY l b\lt the c1'y ~ hie~ ac:Uvel.Y seek- in& l\8 o~ tacilUy fi.P~~- Councilmen Wednesday night dld. not dloC\1$S an olter by a priV-ate •eonel operator, who of. feHd to purc~ase the SPCA fao111')' and aell lt to the city for Sl following a 2>year leasehold period. D-vid 'l\cber, operato.r ot tbe Pampered Pel~ Hotel. ol- fered io bu.Y the (•cilia and pro- vidt servi~es w the city for fl,70Q•~ But Vice Mayor Sally Bellerue •t-ict tM d\Y ~ be betterlJft operatlng U• owo facility, addiD& ~council, will bave to ~ at the wQole ~aee after re.ceiviq ~ SPCA QpralsaJ next wet«. Thief in Laguna Geta Antique Coins Antique coins valu~ at m~e ll\aD $1,000 were s\olen fro°' a Laguna Beach rQaD•s b~e Thursday, a)ong with the man's camera. Donald Gruver, •2, ol 985 North Coast Hipway tald • fleer&. tbieves toot coiDa incW. iq& a ta.50 &okl piece from Ya. ' l1 l&M lold piec. and snen lsel. ail vu dQllara from hb home sometime Wednesday Diehl-., Tlluraday lDOl"lllag. A WORD. '00 TBE WISE- ·i Th0(e is C:\ tendeA;Gv fc» mag>4' carpal ttorea to use strictty a warehouse. coooept. One advantage ie ~log carpeting tn rolls r~ther than aamples. M~Y di$adva~ges are.. (Wt.d~mt -mo,,t oper&tWftJ of th.is type ~ O(lly Off-QOOdS, SQ ~ t~ ~iomer only Qeta to. 888 old patterns, or ~the ~~r\~ ''" tQ reguial outlets. A'6o, thlt type of OCMQtaQ«\ Qeae(al 1eeb tl\lt experleA<» is untmportoot, and ~lb' the tial~ know little or notnl~ aQ<>ut tha P1oduoa. .Anally. most wiU facm eu& ~ installa.ttons to the lo~ blddet, guafanteelng a poor instaltatloo. (Many of tMse in9'alleN ere oontraoting iU..oall~ wUhout a atate license.) At Akte4\'a. we maJntaln a hai>PY medWm. We carry a ~ inve~ and the targ,est sarclPJe 8'1~\ioA ts:ound. We have e.xperlieflOed aalespeop(e. wl(t °""' ~ wwe tralne<t by us. Finally, w& are a state tice(Wed ~tcKtot. e ~-- Orange Coast EOITION Today"'s Closing N.Y. Stoek ~ , VOL. 71, NO. 6, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1978 N TEN CENTS . Die By CARY GllA.NVILLE OI IM DaOy l'lltlt Sl•ll Orang~ Count1-Superv1sor Ralph Diedrich attd architect LeRoy Rose plea<t~ not gwlty today to bribery charges brought against tb~Ol last month by the Orange CoJllllY Grand Jury. Superior Court .Judge Robert E . Rickles then or~ered all pro ceedings against the two men •'1· to Superior Cour" {.udge Ph1ltp Schwab's courtroom. Those proce~ are expect- Weekend , Sunshine Expected By JACKIE UYMAN .... Ol IM Dally Pl .. 1 Sl-" The National Weather Service has good news ror rain-weary Orange Coast residents The forecast calls for fair weather tnis weekend W e at her s pec i a I 1st Don DePauw srud clellJ'mg 1s expect· ed tonight, w1lb high cloud!> on Saturday and Sunday but no r ain. • For clam fans, there's addt· I, tional good news. Extremely low tides are expected both S:.tur· d ay and Sunday anernoon Newport Beach lifeguards BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM BATTERS NORTH -AS RELATED PHOTOS-A3 said a tide of mihus 1 5 is due at 2 : 18 p. m. Saturday and one of minus 1 7at 3 01 p.m. Sunday. 1 Best beaches for clamming '·are fl at ones as in Huntil1gton Beach, Newport Beach and Doheny Beach, lifeguards said High tempera~& e shcwld be 67 Saturday, and to"a 9! tonight and 48 Saturday night, he said. However, DePauw added, un- stable atmospheric conditions make it hard to predict ac· curately. ··There's a new storm system out there. but it looks like It will swing to the northwest,'' he said. The Orange Coast was still soaking today after the second 24-hour period in a row in which some areas received more than an inch of rain. The highest amount reported ~his morning for the past 24 hours was on Saddleback Moun- aln's Santiago Peak, which re· 'elved two inches. The season \>tal there since July is 19.2 \iches compared to 12.3 las t ~ear, said John Gietzen of the (See RAINS, Page A!> ~ * * * ·Rain Damage Increases on Orange Coast By MICHAEL PA.SICEVICll Of Ille .,..,, 1'"'4 ..... Flooded streets, erosion and mud slides continued to plague Orange County today as rain poured down for the fourth con· secutive day. Irvine was hit hardest Thurs- day as residents continued to awim In the most extensive flooding in the city's history. Several streets were un- recognizable. inundated so that they resembled the results of a major Oood that 10 time• the raln mi1ht have brouaht. Elsewhere, a larae portion of Main Beach in La1una was swept into the sea by a .drainage now and county aut.horiUes keot a close watch on Sllverado Can· 'JOft, where a serious mud slid• ·110Jated a number of realdenta early Thursday. No serious injuries have been linked to the rains. but police 1poke1men reported a peater number or minor tnffic col- ll1lon1 due to raln-allclted lltffls. West Oran1e County ai\bortties nsport few problems WUh floodinc and Uttl• II any .......... ,Likewise, tJur South County aNa apparenUy escaped with t•• })toblems. aHhou1h a_.eroua eonatrucUoa tilel tn \ft llwlon VleJo we ••tbaaed to prfl'tnl "'1oul ..... ca.t DAllAGS. Pale AJ) ·ch Enters Innocent Plea Supervisor, Architect Facing Bribery Trial ed to include a number of pre· trial motions. including a move to have District Attorney Cecil lhcks and his staff removed as prosecutors of the case. The Indictment alleges that Diedrich in return for a favora- ble decision on a la.Dd use matter then pend.tng before the Board of Su pervisors accepted money directed his way by a develop· , .. ment firm through Fullerton at- torney Mlchael Remington. The indictment also alleges that Diedrich used his office lo entice the development firm, Anaheim Hills Inc~ and its parent company, the Granl Corporatlon, to seek out an $80,000 bank loan on Diedrich's .behalf. · Rose is named only in a single count of the three.count inctict- ment. He ls charged with conspiring with Diedrich to arrange the solicitatioo of bribes from the company. Remington was granted Im· munity from prosecution before t ellin°g the grand jury that $55,000 of a legal fee paid rum was loaned to Diedrich. The Dec. 15 eight-page indict· ment cites 35 alleged overt acts related to the charges. Last July 1, Diedrich and county Supervisor Philip An- thony were among five men named in an indictment charg· in& them with cons piring to violate state political campaip regulations. Neither Diedrich, Anthony nor the two remaining co.defendants in that case have pleaded to the chargel.. Prosecution has been delayed unttl the state Supreme Court decides if Hickl> and his staff were rightrully dismissed as prosecutors by Judge Schwab. Tradeoff Eyed NB. May Get Park Land Delly ...... -~o-, ·-- By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of , .. O.Mr Pllet llMf A tradeoff scheme which could end with city acquisition of property needed to complete West Newport Park will be discussed by Newport Beach councilmen Monday afternoon. The plan proposed by CalTrans involves the former Pacific Electric Railway ri&ht· of-way stretching a longside West Coast HJghway from the Santa Ana River to 59lh Street The city purchased part of that right-or-way from 59th Street on to River Avenue a few Old Faces Fade Frolll NB Race? FORLORN FIRE PLUG IS OUT OF A JOB TODAY With filing for the Newport Beach municipal elections slat- ed to open next Thursday, it ap. pears that three of the four in-. cumbenu may not seek re- elect.ion. Scene Is at Atton and Jamboree Road In Irvine. Flooding, Erosion, Mud Slides Tallied Two incumbents, Mayor Milan Dostal and Councilwoman Trudi Rogers, already have announced that they will not run. The third, Mayor Pro Tern Pete Barrett said today he bad not yet de- cided whether to seek a second council term. By PWLIP ROSMARIN Of, .. Dally Piiot Slalf ''I want you to stop this rain! I want you to do your job and stop it now!!" The woman who said that Thursday wasn't wringing her hands in supplication towaru some unseen power beyond the rain-swollen clouds that flooded much of Irvine a second straight day. S h e was s houting at a secretary in the pubHc works de- partment. There were a lot of calls like that one. according to the people who answer the phones al city hall, from residents wanting to know how to get to work-<>r get home -fr om a nd t o neighborhoods nearly wholly surrounded by flooded streets. Thursday, as many as 17 city streets were closed to traffic be ca use they· were under water. Virtually every north/south route was shut down by the rainstorm, which dropped about an inch and a half of water Wednesday and another inch Thursday. Most of Wednesday's ralnlall came during a two-hour ~rlod from about 4 to 6 p.m. when it fell In torrential bursts, accom- panied by hail. Irvine police fe ared late Thursday that residents in northern neighborhoods of the city most affected by floodlni, would be unable to drive to or from their homes. Police Lieutenant Jerry Boyd sald the storm has broucbt the most extensive flooding in Irvine history. Roads still closed today were Culver Drive from Main Slreet to Bananca Road and from Bryan Avenue to Irvine Boulevard ; Parkway Drive from Lake to J eltrey Road; Barranca Road. from Jeffrey Road to Sand Can- yon Road; and Jeffrey Road from the San DiegC> Freewa.y Cb Irvine Ctoter l>rlve. A tao closed were ::J•n A venue from Jeffrq Jl to Culver Driv•; Irvine BcXilevanl from Jelf~r Road to Culver Drive; aU ol J\lcll9DM Ddft In TurUe Rock ; d T\utle Roell Drl•• from Slaicawt Drive to Slerra ~e ftotd. . The flooded streets were in part responsible for numerous tramc accidents, but lhe only serious accident in the two days of rain came when the sun was shining. An Irvine motorcyclist, David C. Winslow, 17, of 4222 Escudero Drive, was hospitalized after his cycle slid into a pickup truck turnlng left in front or him on Turtle Rock Drive at Concorctia Drive. The driver of the truck, Ken- neth E. WelJs, 51, of West Co- vina, told police he never saw Winslow because of glaring sun- light reflected off the wet street. Winslow was treated for possi- ble internal injuries. He was re- ported in satisfactory condition today at Tustin Community Hos pital. The one incumbent who s~s ·she is definitely going lo be a candidate is Lucille Kuehn, who has been told by one would·be opponent that she will have his support. Peter Van Schultze, who had announced in November that he would oppose Mrs. Kuehn in the sixth council district, sent her a letter this week in which he declared "I will not only withdraw from the race but also will pledge my support to your campaign." Mrs. Rogers, who represents the first district, earlier had made a similar announcement or candidacy which she later followed by declarine she would not seek election. · Jackie Heather, chairman of (See RACE, Page A2) A Big Charge lightning 'Flattem' Woman By STEVE MITCllELL Of -Delly """"'""" They say housework offers few rewards, and Barbara Quinn of South Laguna probably believes that after U1ht· nlnt struck her home W ednetday afternoon. "She was dusting things by the fireplace when light· nin& hit. the chimney," said husband Ed C. Quinn, of 32705 Cu pi an Sea, in Monarch Bay Terrace. "She was crouched down at t.he time and the U.ht· nlng flattened her. She went down and stayed down," Quinn said. THE WOMAN W"S Not' hurt ln the incident, whlcb Qulnn saJd1 "sounded like a cannon shot.'' He said he was 1tandinl by the 'window when ti. aw what .be described u a tartflc fluh and a dHfenlDI crash. He aald hi.I wife wun't frlptened, .. until about 10 minutes tater when it dawned on ber what 1ctuaUJ ~ pened,0 he Jauehed. Tbt ritlred Chrysler Company vice prwldeat a&td be and hlJ Wile wept out.side ~ llnd about a W.ril ol their cblm1U111Ylric.about tbt.lr pat.lo and a&op a nlltbbOf'• root • years ago and this summer, the first phase of the park was opened. At that time city officials were hopeful they could work a trade with CalTrans for the remainder or the strip by paying for the $600,000 adctition of an eastbound lane to the highway through the area. Thal deal, however, was killed by state officials and coun· cilmen Monday will hear the agency's latest offer . City Manager Robert Wynn said the new proposal involves two pieces of state-owned land. Prime Rate Rises Again NEW YORK (AP) - C itibank, the nation's second-l argest com- mercial bank a nd the u s ual pacesette r in prime lending rate trends, raised its prime rate one- q u a rter point today Co ei&ht pera(!nL _ • The prime rate, a bank's charge on loans to its best corporate customers, bad been at 7~ perce nt virtually industrywide since November. The prime rate is not directly linked to personal or mortgage loan rates. But bankers say long-term prime rate increases or decreases may lead to s imilar moveme nts in other loan charges. Swiss Vault Owners Held In 'Robbery' Operators of a precious metals storage business in Santa Ana were indicted today by the Orange County Grand Jury on charges they staged a phony $1.l million robbery last year. Na med in the inctictmenl were Swiss Vaults Inc. operators Vin· cent Carrano or Seal Beach and Jack FultonofCoronadel Mar. They are charged with con· spiracy to commit grand then , conspiracy to submit false in· surance claims, submission or false insurance claims and 28 counts of grand theft. The charges relate to a report last July 9 that Swiss Vaults of· fices at 1404 N. Grand Ave., Santa Ana, bad been hit by daylight rob- bers. Both suspects pleaded lftno. cent to the charges during a brief court appearance today. ln ef(ect. the lndictnient al· leaes that Carrano and Fulton sta1ed t.he alleced phony rob- bery to co.er up their own systemic embentement of silver bullion and gold coins deposited with Swiss Vault.a by customms. Sattta Ana police reported Ju. ly t wben the,y went to the Swiss Vaulta offtce l:n response to a bur1lar afatnl slpal that Car· rano wu fOW1d t.led to Ill over· tW"Oed dWr. The)' said Carn.no toJd them be went to hlJ off\ce th•t Satur- day afternoon co keep an ap· polntmlllt made over t.h• pbofto by a wou.14-.be dtpoaltor. The dulb Seal 8Qcb me re-portodty,tG14 polite be ...... lat fanpolnt and Ued to th Cbalr whUt .. veral mu tOot •t.l mlllloo In rold Md au.w ma t.be••mt.. One ·is the former PE right-of· way and the other is a blufflop parcel bounded by West Coast Highway and Superior Avenue. Under the new proposal, CalTrans would sell the bluff top property for residential develop- ment. The city would be re- quired to take a credit for the $587 .000 in park fees from that development. In return, CalTrans would de- duct an 1dent1cal amount from the $1.13 million asking price for the PE right-of-way, m aking the city's out·of·pocket expenses Cor <See TRADE. Page AZ ) Murder Witness Wanted Frank Rossi, the Laguna Hills resident expected to be a key witness in the trial of seven peo- ple accused In t.he Stephen John Bov an killing, la wanted in Rhode Island for extortion, il was revealed today. Authorities in Providence said they probably will not extradite Rossi, whose real n ame is Frank Deleo. Rossi-Deleo has been in hiding since prosecution of the murder case began. He Is also expected to be an important witness in a narcotics case pending against one of the seven murder defen- dants. As Deleo, he was named with another man in an April, 1969, grand jury indictment handed down in Providence alleging they threatened a woman who was to te&U/y against mobster Raymond Patriarca, who was standing trial for Joan sharking. A spokesman for ithe Rhode Island Attorney General's office described Patriarca as the state's "number one organized crime figure." The spokesman said Deleo's co·indi~tee stood trial in the ex· tortion case in 1969 and was ac· quitted. Deleo apparently fled the state before being arraigned a nd a rugiUve warrant was is· sued for his arrest at that time. Coast Weather Fair t.ooigbt and Satur· day morning. Ten percent chadce of rain toolght. In· creasing high cloudiness Saturday afternoon. Lows tonight •S to 53. Highs Saturday 64 to 68. INSIDE TODAY Jcn11 Bilhoo Wce1 livinp on Lido l1Z.. "I'd rather look out m11 window and ••• a vff1D th4n Live fn B~y Hilla and look out mJI window cmd He Ute WoU strttt Journol." SI• Featuring, POQd Bl~ •••@• ) . . ~ , r ' I• e I t. ly ve od I '., I • DAIL'( PILOT N a.1111 A11ies Hear Vows ·~E,....PflfleAJ DAMAGE ••• A mud allde Wednesday eve- llinl cut oft a number of residents tn the Sllverado Canyon area as bundr(da ~ tons of mud poured downSanua,oCreek. Carter Cite.s Need for Security 'l'be allele Jammed the creek bed cauaib1 water and mud to flo w onto Silverado Canyon Rood. BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - Pres ident Carter came to Belgium today, the last stop on has foreign tour, to aaaure the Atlantic allies that any new nuclear arms aareemenl with the Soviet Union will take ac- count of Western Europe's security concerns. • Carter told Belgian officials he is optimistic about chances ror settling the three-decade old Arab-Israeli dispute in light of the peace dialogue between lsrael and Egypt and said he believes there is still a posslbili· ty of a multllateral solution ··supported by several states.'' Prime Minis ter Leo Tln- dcmans a nd Foreign Minister Henri Simonet relayed Carter's remarks to reporters after the Belgian officials met with the president. Later, the president left for Washington. Fro• Page A J RACE .•. the city's planning commission, Wednesday announced that she will run for the fou rth district scat heing vacated by Dostal. However, none or the an- nouncements or candidacy wall become offi cial until the filing period opens next Thursday. City Clerk Doris George said the filing period wi ll remain open until noon on Feb. 2 in the district where incumbents file for re.election and until noon. Feb. 7 in the d1Mricts where in- cumbents do not file Candidates mu~t live In one or the four dJ~tracls where seals are up for clf.'ctaon the first dbtriot covering the Peninsula and Lido Isle: the third district covering NcwpMl Heights, Cliff Haven, Bayshores and Linda ls le : the fourth district covering Bayc r cst M;irine r s Dover Shores arf.'a and the nturrs, or the sixth district covering Irvine 'ff.'rrace and old Corona del Mar. The cll'CI ion will bf.' held throu~hout the entire city on April 11 Mrs George said there is no fee for filing However can- didates who want lo have a s tatement of their qualirications sent out with the sampl e ballot will have to pay the pranlang cost of the 200·word statement. She said a new law this year allows candidates to withdraw their filed nomination papers ·,efore the deadline. UilJs Asking For Help Said a Hoax Newport neach police have labeled as hoaxes phone calls for help r eceived Wednesday by security officers al apartment complexes an their city. The caller told security men he h ad just injured or killed his roommate and wanted help. In one call, received b)' securi- ty offi cers at Promontory Point, the caller identified hlmseli as Mr. Howard and concluded the convenation by threatenlng to kill himself. He said he pushed his roommate down an outside staircase. In the other call, which went to ~uards at Park Newport, the caller said his roommate, who was lying dead in one or the com- plex's apartments, was named Tom Freeman. Guards ln both inatances said the taller sounded drunk. Pollce noted that the two calls wer e received within five minutes of each other early Wednesday morning and that in both cases, the caller seemed to have a good knowledge of the layout of the complexes. ORANQICOAST H DAILY PILOT _. ...... ~~--l- 'Wld~1-.:..t::r .. _._ .,.._.. ..... .. .., .._ .......... i........-.1: .. o-Mlt....... llkNrtl, -· 111.i .. ~JM ........ .--. Slmooel aald Carter'• com· ment on a mullllateral Mideast solution indicated some other Arab stales may be willing to join the Israeli·Eeyptian peace dialogue at a later staae. Arab militants, includin1 Syria, Libya and Iraq, have bit- terly criticized the peace moves Initiated by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, but Jordan bu ln· dlcated It might join the tallc.a at a later d a t e. Carter met Jordan's King Hussein during the president's stopover last weekend in Iran. Tindemans said rus talks with Carter also touched on U.S. rela· tion~ with the European Com· mon Market, particularly trade .relations and monetary prob- lems caused by the decline of the dollar in Eiirope. Soon arter Carter a rrived, about 20 demonstrators staged a ]uryAimrds $76,000 in Damages to SA A Superior Court jury decided Thursday that the showing of 11 X-rated films at the Mitchell Brothers t h eater hadn't damaged Santa Ana anything like the $480,500 the city sought. However, the jury decided the city is entitled to $76,400 in com- pensatory damages from the Mitchell brothers. lt was Tuesday that the city's s pecial anti-pornography at· torney told the jury they s hould award the city $480,SOO in punitive damages. However, the jury did not find James and Artie Mitchell and their string of X-rated movies were worth anything in punitive damages. The jury did rind the city was entitled to $75,400 as compensa- tion for the theater's operation. ll was the same jury that last month decided that 11 of 17 films 1l reviewed were obscene. Those films, including porno flicks "Behind the Green Door" and "Sodom and Gomorrah," had run a total of 382 days at the Mitchell brothers X-rated movie house on 17th Street ln Santa Ana. Yet to be decided is whether a court injWlclion will be Issued to close down the theater. That decision will be made later by acting Superior Court Judge Marvin Weeks. Weeks will also decide whether a claim made by the ci· ty for profits made at the theater during the run or the 11 movies is valid. PUC Asked To Regulate 'Junk Calls' LOS ANGELES (AP) Telephone "junk calls" are safe- ty hazards and an invasion ot privacy, a state cons umer of· ficial says, and the Public Utilities Commission s hould regulate them. "California is on the ver1e or being lnvaded with an absolute blanketing of these telephone calls," Richard Spohn, director or the state Consumer Affairs Department, said Thursday ln a petition to the PUC. Spohn urged the PUC to re-- quire companies to tell people the message is pre-recorded and ask them if they want to hear it, a nd said permission to make such calls should be granted on- ly to automated dialing services whose calls disconnect when the phone is bung up. He cited the case or a woman who had a heart attack while her phone was tied up by one of the aute>mated calls, forcing her dau1bter to nan to a neitbbor for help. proteal against the neutron bomb, a nuclear weapon that kills without causing extensive damage t.o structures out.aide the immediate blas t area.· The demonstrators eathered a few blocks from the U.S. Embassy carryingbannerareadlng: 41Noto the Neutron Bomb." Belgian police said 14 pro- testers were taken away for identity checks. Carter's talks here at the headquarters of the North AUan· tic Treaty Organization were likely to have touched on possible deployment of U.S.-developed neutron bombs in Europe. Some military experts feel the weapon would be helpful In countering a Soviet attack in the close confines or a European battlefield since It could knock out forces with radiation while inflicting only limited property damage. Frot11 Page Al TRADE ... acquisition $543,000. Wynn said he believes the council has two courses o( ac- tion. "JC they're gelling anxious and want to get that piece of property Wlder their belts, then they should probably take the of- fer," he said today. Wynn said, however, he believes the city can get a better deal if coWlcilmen are willing to .. wait out" CalTrans. He noted that CalTrans paid $1.5 million ror the PE right-Of· way wh1ch was to have been used for construction of the Pacific Coast Freeway. He saJd CalTrans set the Sl.13 million value on the property because it is zoned and sub- divided for dupl~es. He said that if the property were zoned for the open space which it will eventually be used for, its value would drop to $400,000. "'CalTrans people think they could sell that PE right-of.way for R-2 development, but I doubt it could be developed for that," he said. Stolen Cart Federal Case? T UCSON, Ariz. CAP ) -A rented golf cart, last seen with the Secret Service, has been re· ported stolen. The Tucson National Golf Club filed a larceny report and said the cart was one of four checked out lo the Secret Service during a celebrity toumlOnent in which fo rmer President Ford ap· pea red. Sgt. Mark Pettit or the Pima County Sherifr's Department quoted a spokesman from the Secret Service as saying he was certain all carts had been re- turned. WupleFlee Fal,ling Cart A couple returning to their Newport Beach apartment jumped for their lives Wednes- day nitht when an unknown as- s a 11 ant sent a market cart careening off a second-floor balcony at them. According to John and Joanne Hopwood, the heavy cart crashed Into the stairwell they were about to enter, coming to reat 1 ... than a foot from them. Police said they could supply no mo4ve for the 7 p.m. incident which occurred at the Oakwood Garden Apartments, 1935 Sher- lngton Place, 5 Held in Seizure LOS ANGELES (AP) -Five persons were arrested and $2 million worth of the drul PCP, known u "anael dust~·· wu seized ln a rald on a Wlllowbrook home, police aay. ' \!biting ltf om California Sen. S. I. Hayakawa embraces his mother. Otsuko, 93, at her home in Yamanashi City, Japan. The senator also will visit the Japanese premier next week. U.S. Actions Slow-, Decline of Dollar By Tbe AaSMlated Presa The dollar declined in cautious tradin1 on Europe's money markets today but held on to most or the galns it made Thurs· day after U.S. action to snap the currency out of its year·lon1 decline. Here are late afternoon rates for the dollar ln major European financial centers, compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United States started buyin& d o llars on the foreign ex· changes: Today Thursday Wednesday Frankfurt 2.1350 German marks 2.1480 2.0730 Zurich 2.0050 Swiss francs 2.0437 1.9375 Milan 874.30 Italian Ure 875.75 861.40 Paris 4.7325 French francs 4_7575 4.6200 Amsterdam 2.2800 Dutch guilders 2.3110 2 2310 London $1.9100 to the pound $1 .8825 $1.9590 The United State! announced Wednesday, after the close of Europe's business day, that it will intervene on the money Man Quizzed In NB Heist Newport Beach police say · they plan to question a Stanton .man, arrested this weekend for a n attempted holdup in Anaheim, In connection with the robbery of a West Newport pizza parlor last month. The robbery suspect was Iden· tified as Frank Antonio Ayala, 24. Newport Beach detective Todd Wilkinson 11aJd he believes Ayala may be the man who took $413 from Ant.onucci's Pina, 6'100 W. Coast Highway, on Dec. 15. Wilkinson said Anaheim police arrested Ayala aft.er he alleged- ly tried to hold up a stereo abop in that city. markets' in coordination with European central banks lo prop the dollar . That announcement and ag- gre.ssive purchase of dollars by the Federal Reserve Board Thursd~ caused ~e dollar to soar on the world's foreign ex- chanees. Some dealers aald the dollar's losses t!arly today were a technical reaction to ita sharp rise th.e previous day. "The market is testing the central banks' resolve to keep the dollar steady," commented a Frankfurt dealer. Meanwhile, the stock market suffered steep losses today as in· vestors reacted with renewed pessimism to the q.s. dollar's foreign exchange problems and a new boost in the prime lending rate. The Dow Jones averare or 30 industrial stocks, which bad fallen ~.25 points already this week, closed another 11.43 points to793.49. It was the first time Jt had fallen below the psychological 800-point barrier since Ocl. 25. Losers took a 4·1 edge over gainers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Analysts had been expectlng a continuation of Thursday's broad decline, which was at· tributed to doubts over the sufli· ciency of federal moves to bolster the U.S. dollar in foreign exchange trading. Woman Arrested On CdM Sex Rap A Cyp?'eSs woman was booked on suspicion of prostitution Wednesday evening by Newport Beach vice officers who alleged she set up a rende%vous in a Corona de1 Mar area motel. Eliiabeth Anb Boyea, 26, was booked at S p.m, by Sgt. John Simon who alleged she agreed to grant him seitual favors ln ex- change for money. Bill Reiter, public works malntenance superintendent. for the county Environmental Maoa1ement Agency, said workers were on the scene all Wednesday, flnally clearing the roadway by 7 p.m. Thursday. In Laauna Beach, a steady runoff from the La1una Canyon watershed emptied through a storm drain system at the city's Main Beach. Tbe runorf sliced the beach ln half, forming a temporary river. The manager or the Niguel Cinema 'in Monarch Plau was s urprised Thursday night to learn that the £root three rows or the threat.er were under a couple feet of water . Firemen were called in to pump out nearly 1SO gallons of water at about 11:15 p.m . ... Few problems or significance were repo rted in Newport Beach, althouah city crews were called out to bloelt out portioD!l of Back Bay Drive and one of the lanes on San Miguel Drive. Jake Mynderae, director of general aervices, aald the lane on San Miguel was c losed because runoff from a nearby construction site had un- dermined the roadway slightly. Back Bay Drive, which skirts the steep bluffs on the east side of the Upper Bay, fell victim to a few small mud slides. . A similar problem was report· ed in San Clemente, where a mud slide caused the temporary closure of one lane on South Coast H.ighway Thursday. Costa Mesa traffic engineers ran out or "flooded" signs as the downpour caused the s hutdown or many roads. Police were called in to divert trarfi c. Hardest h.il was 19th Street in the downtown area, and a small road cave-in was reported on Bristol Street. Costa Mesa traffic authorities said most roadways were fairly clear early today. However, sandbags were sWl being made available to clUtens at the city's corporate yard at 2300 Placentia Avenue. Rislng stol'm surf generated by the incoming front whipped up breakers from six to eight. feet at HunUncton Beach, with occasional crests to 10 feet . * * * Frott1 Page Al RAINS ••• Oranee County Flood Control DistricL He said Santa Ana received .95 inches yesterday, for a season total of 6.5&. Last year 's rainfall at the same dale was 5.51 inches. Charles Lewis at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa tallied one inch for the past 24 hours, for a season total or 7.36, up from 4.98 inches Jasl year. The Oran1e County Harbor Department in Newport Beach recorded .87 lnches, for a season total of 5.78 incbes compared to 5.11 laat year. Jn Huntington Beach, ralnwateher J . Sherman Denny reported .•7 inches, for a season total Of 6.75. That figure is still below the 7.26 inches recorded last year at tb1s Ume. The Oranee County Fire Department ~ LAIUDa Niguel ' measured .78 Inches, for a season total of 7.33 inches, up rrom 8.8' lncM!I tut year. A WORD TO 'teE WISE- There is a tendency for many carpet stores to use atrf ctly a warehouse concept. One advantage Is seeing carpeting in rolls rather than samples. NB Plaimers OK Many disadvantag~s are evident -most operations of this type buy only Off .goods, so that the customer only gets to see old patterns, or carpets the milts couldn't sell to regular outlets. Also, this type of operation generally feels that experience is unimportant. and consequently the salespeople know llttle or nothing about the products. FinaJly, m<>1t will farm out the Installations to the lowest bidder. guaranteeing a poor Installation. (Many of these lnstatlers are contracting Illegally without a state license.) At Alden's we maintain a happy medium. We carry a large inventory, and the largest sample selection around. We have experienced salespeople. and our lnslallers were trained by us. Finally, we are a state licensed contractor . Harbor Ifill Tract. Newpan Beach plllJUllnl com· ml1aloiters ha•e approvtd an lr\'lne company plan to build •1. bom .. JD the Ill" Harbor Ifill »roJeet below Spy~ Hlll. Tbe i.ite ot the pro)ect wu formerl1 desl.1natecS for a . Metropoll~ \latu Dlatrlct rete~. The,._. wtU inclade a dt,y pan 11111111. Nal"Mtiea ..... . Jim llllildsW. d~ .... . dlreetor ol ooaun:'.:ft 1tw-.: m•l, IMd tbeOD 1tl09 MIO appro•ed p1Di lO add dlliAM uea to the Studio C.t• 16 Balboa.. A contro\leraial request to . build 11 bocne In Col'Qlla cJel Kar that neeedl the betabt UmJll, •d.Jacent to Befonla Park. wu conllnuedunUlhb.18. , Rewleker aald the ..,pucutf, Jlr. tnd Mu. Donald O . Or&1'Wold. ~ aak.cl to submit •ltematlve Cl•lfft! UHat would · meet nt1cbb0n obJecttont to• the hillbt.. 1'• awse would be located .t • Paetflc .Drive. . He aUd the Pam, Beachel ~ QlllilDlUiOD WU alao-·UMI: tO iluai ihe lmpild Of tub ... aalM'4JllMIDt~ Saddlebaek EDIT I ON • VOL. 71 , NO. 6, 4 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY,JANUARY6, 1978 Afternoon N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS Die ·ch Enters Innocent Plea By GARV GRANVILLE OI llot Dally ,., .. , St11f -Orange Cou nty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Rose pleaded not guilty today to bribery c harges brought against them last month by the Orange County Grand Jury. SuperiQr Court Judge Robert E. Rickles then ordered all pro- ceedings against the two men in· t.o Superior Court Judge Ph1hp Schwab's courtroom. School Lobby ·Proposed By LAURIE KASPER OI llw 0.llf ,.hot Still Concerned with the costly cf· feet of new laws on schools, Sad· dleback Valley Unified School District Superintendenl Richard Welte wants the district to JOm ethe r , similar districts m a coalition to lobby legislators . Dr . Welte reviewed ror trustees Wednesday a number of recent laws and court dec1s1ons which, he said . will cost the dis· trict more than $1 .S million an out·Of·po<·kel expenses and staff Lime. He charged the "ever· increasing" laws and court d e· cisions an vol ving schools have "intruded" in lhe district's fundamental goal of educating students and preparing them for the world of work. Welte said large, small. high wealth and low wealth dstncts all have staffs or associations to represent them. But mid·sizc and middle wealth districts, bke Saddleback, currently have no way to relay their opinions to professional associations or legislators, he said. But now, there is a move to form a coalition -called the Eleven-Forty-five -of mid·size districts in the state, he said. Although trustees did not dis· cuss it Wednesday, Welte later said he favors the coalition. He said he may recommend that the district join in during the trustees' next meeting. He said the Newport·Mesa. Norwalk·La Mirada. Orange and San Jose school d istricts are among other districts which may consider joining the group. The superintendent said the 45-district coalition would have more than l .S million students and be represented by 27 state senators a nd 42 stat e as- semblymen. The 10 largest dis· tricts would be excluded but the eleventh would be a member, hence the group's name. "We ought to be concentrating on those 27 senators and 42 as- semblymen to r epresent us more effectively," he said. He · explained that -collectively the • group might be stronger than the districts acting individually. Welte said the coalition would I not be organized formally or re- quire dues. He said the only costs would be those required by '. tbelr lobbying efforts. I In addition lo voicing the dis- ' tricts' opinions directly to Sacramento, he said, the group (See LOBBY, Page A2) " Coast Weather Fair tonight and Satur· day morning. Ten percent chance ol rain tonight. In· creasing h11h cloudiness Saturday aftemooo. Lows tonight 46 to SS. Hi1bs Saturday 64 to 68. INSIDE TODAY JHJJ Biahop Uke• livfflR on Udo Ille. "I'd ratMr look out m11 wfndoto and IH a oie1D than Uw in IHoerlJI HUU and loolc out mJI toincfmo acf NC the Wall StNd JoumaJ.•• SH Fealvrlng, POi1e BI. ..... --~ at ..... CM.M .......... ............ ,... .. ...... c-.r ,., ...__ CM ............ ., ..... ., .. ........... .. r-..... .. ,..... c....,. ...._ M .......... M W111ttal1 c;M . Supervisor, Architect Facing Bribery Trial Those proceedings are expect· cd to include a number of pre· trial motions, tnclud1ng a move to have District Attorney CecH ll1 cks and his staff removed as prosecutors of the ca!ie The indictment alleges thal Diedrich an return for a favora- bl e dec1!)1on on a land use matter then pending before the Board of Supervisors accepted money directed his way by a develop· ment firm through Fullerton at· torney Michael Remington. The indictment also alleges that Diedrich used his office to entice the development firm, Anaheim Hllls Inc. and its pare nt company, the Grant Corporation, to seek out an $80,000 bank loan on Diedrich's behaU. Rose is named only in a single count of the three-count indict· ment. He is charged' with conspiring with Diedrich to arrange the solicitation of bribes fro·m the company. Remington was granted im- munity from prosecution before telling the gr and jury that $55,000 of a legal fee paid him was loaned to Diedrich. The Dec. 15 eilht·page indict- ment cites 35 alleged overt acts Dally ,..... -Illy G-ary ,_,,,_ CHURNING FLOODWATERS SWEEP ACROSS IRVINE'S JEFFREY ROAD NEAR SAN DIEGO FREEWAY Overflowed Flood Control Channel Thursday Transform• Highway Into th• Jeffr9f River Bovan Murder Key Witness Wanted in RI By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI llw Dilly Piiot St•fl Frank Rossi. the Laguna Hills resident expected to be a key witness in the trial or seven peo- ple accused in the Stephen John Ro van killing, is wanted in Rhode Island for extortion, it \\as revealed today. Authorities in Providence said they probably will not extradite Rossi. whose real name is Frank Deleo. Rossi· Deleo has been in hiding since prosecution of the murder case began. He is also expected to be an important witness in a narcotics case pending against one or the seven murder defen· dants. As Deleo, he was named with another man in an April, 1969, grand jury indictment handed down in Providence alleging they threatened a woman who was lo testify against mobster Raymond Patriarca, who was standing trial for loan sharking. A spokesman for ithe Rhode Island Attorney General's orfice described Patrlarca as the state's "number one organized crime figure." The spokesman said Deleo's co-indiclee stood trial in the ex· tortion case in 1969 and was ac· quitted. Deleo apparently Oed the slate before being arrai111ed and a fugitive warrant wu is· sued for his arrest at that Ume. <See aov AN, Pase At> AGENT LOSES PIGCY B.4NK SEA Tl'LE (AP) -An FBI •sent tw reported a theft -hi• plgcy bank. Ray Mathis ol tbt bureau's Seattle office told police someone tirote lDt.o b1J bouae • 1ometlme WednHday. Tbt culprit ''UPtlJ" raDPtked lUt houtt, Mathia 1md, and mild• oU w1tb b1.i baftk, wbtch actually ... ahal*I lib a mctel IDd held about fl ln cbaD••· Flooding, Erosion, Mud Slides Tallied By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OI tM Dally ,.llot ~1111 Flooded streets, erosion and mud slides continued to plague Orange County today as rain poured down for the fourth con- secutive day. Irvine was hit hardest Thurs· day as residents continued to s wim in the most extensive flooding in the city's history. Several streets were un- recognizable, inundated so that they resembled the results or a major flood that 10 times the rain might have brought. Elsewhere, a large portion of Main Beach in Laguna was swept into the sea by a drainage flow and county authorities kept a close watch on Silverado Can- yon, where a serious mud slide isolated a number or residents early Thursday. No serious injuries have been linked to the rains, but police spokesmen reported a greater number of minor traffic col- lisions due to rain-slicked streets. * * * West Ora n ge County authorities report few problems with flooding and little if any damage. Likewise, the South County area apparently escaped with few problems, a lthough numerous construction sites in the Mission Viejo area were sandbagged to prevent serious erosion. A mud slide Wednesday eve- ning cul off a number of residents in the Silverado Canyon area as hundreds of tons of mud poured down Santiago Creek. The slide jammed the creek bed causing water and mud t.o flow onto Silverado Canyon Road. Bill Reller, public works maintenance superintendent for the county Environmental Management Agency, said workers were on the scene all Wednesday, finally clearirtg the roadway by 7 p.m. Thursday. In Laguna Beach, a steady runoff from the Laguna Canyon (See DAMAGE, Page Al) * * * Fair Weather Seen For This Weekend By .JACUE RYMAN Of ... o.lt\'lltt.elUff The National Weather Service has aood news for raln·weary Oran1e Cout resident.a: The forecast calla for falr weather this weeten4. Weather 1peclaltst Don DePauw aald c1eartn1 ls expect.. ed t.onl1btt wttb h11b clouds on Saturda)" and Sunday but no rain. For clain fem, t&Mre'• addl· Uoaal Sood ....... Ext.mneb' low tJdes ue'r~ect ~ Sabu'-d•.Y aid s.dat-tnnooa. Newport Beach llfecuard1 aald a Ude ol m.Und 1.5 Is due at 2: 18 p.m. 8atwt9at and one ol ml.nut L7at1:01 p.m. SU1lda7. · Best beaches for clammln1 are flat ones as in Huntmiton Beach, Newport Beach and BLIZZARD-LIKE STORM BATTERS NORTH -AS RELATeD~ DO _, lSW:~ Uf.....,. aaJd. Hip temperature ebOU.ld be fl1 Satun19, Ud '°"' a t.oniCbl liJld " SetUrday Dl•b~ ... Nl4 Howeftf, DePaaw llcld9d, un,; stable atmo.phertc condltfou make lt bar~ to J>ridlct ac- evratelJ. "T.,_.,, a D11W atorm a)'lt.em <heMINI. Pap Al) Dollar Wanes But Retains Earlier Gains By Tbe Associated Press The dollar declined in cautious trading on Europe's money m arkets today but held on lo most of the gains it made Thurs- day a(ler U.S. action lo snap the currency out of its year.long decline. Here are late afternoon rates for the dollar in major European financial centers, compared with late rates Thursday and late rates Wednesday before the United States started buying dolla r s on the foreign ex· chanees: Today Thursday Wednesday Frankfurt 2.1350 German marks 2.1480 2.0'730 Zurich 2.0050 Swiss francs 2.0437 1.9375 Milan 874.30 Italian lire 875.75 861.40 Paris 4.7325 French francs 4. 7575 4.8200 Amsterdam 2.2800 Dutch <See DOLLAR, Page A2) Prime Rate Rises Again NEW YORK (AP) - Cltibanki tbe n1.tloo's second· argeat com· merclal bank and tbe ua u al pace•etter in prime leDding rate trend,s, ralsed it.a prime rate one· quarter polnt today to el&bt percent. Tbe prime rate a bank's charee cm roam 'lti it.a best corporate cust.omen, had been at , .. percent vlrtu1lly lndu1tr1wide llDce NOTember. The prime race 11 not 41rectl)' llHed to peraonal or mortca1e Joao nt.a. But banll:en sa.r lone·term pnme rate lncreaaea or decreasu mar lead to 1lmllar movements ln · other io.n cllarjea. related to the charges. Last July 1, Diedrich and county Supervisor Philip An- thony were among five men named in an indictment charg- ing them with conspiring to violate state political campaign regulations. Neither Diedrich, Anthony nor the two remaining co-defendants in that case have pleaded to the charges. Carter Stops in Belgium BRUs.5ELS. Belgium (AP ) - President Carter came lo Belgium today, the last stop on his foreign tour, to assure the Atlantic allies that any new nuclear arms agreement with the Soviet Union will take ac· count of Western Europe's &ecurity concerns. Carter told Belgian officials he \s optimistic about chances for &ettling the three-decade old Arab·lsraeli dispute in light of the peace dialogue between Israel and Egypt and said he believes there is still a possibili - ty or a multilateral solution "supported by several states." Prime Minis ter Leo Tin· demans and Foreign Minister Henri Simonet relayed Carter's remarks to reporters after the Belgian officials met with the president. Later, the president left for Washington. Simonet said Carter's com- ment on a multilateral Mideast • solution indicated some other Arab states may be willing to join the Israell·Egyptian peace dialogue al a later stage. Arab militants, including Syria. Libya and Iraq, have bit· terly criticized the peace moves initiated by Egyptian Presidenl Anwar Sadat, but Jordan has in· dicated it might join the talks at a l ater date. Car ter m et Jordan's King Hussein during the president's stopover last. weekend in Iran. Tindemans said his talks with Carter also touched on U.S. rela- tions with the European Com- mon Market, particularly trade relations and monetary prob· 'lems caused by the decline of the dollar in Ellrope. Soon after Carter arrived, a bout 20 demonstrators st.aged a protest against the neutron bomb, a nuclear weapon that kills without causing extensive damage to structures outside the immediate blast area. Jury Au:ards $76,000 in Damages to SA A Superior Court jury decided Thursday that the showing of.Jl X·rated films al the MitclMll Brothers theater hadn't damaged Sant.a Ana anything like the $480,500 the city sought. However , the jury decided the city is enUUed to $76,400 in com· pensalory damages from the Mitchell brothers. It was Tuesday that the city's special antl·pornograpby at· lomey told the jury they should award the city $480,500 in punitive datnagea. However, the Jury did not find James and Artie Mitchell and their string or X-rated movies were worth anytb.lng in punitive damages. Tbe jury did find the city was enUUed t.o $'75,400 as compensa. tlon for the theater's operation. It was the same Jury that last month declded that 11 or 17 films it reviewed were obscene. Those films, lncludint pomo flicks "Behind tbe Green Door" and "Sodom and Gomorrah,•• bad am a total of 382 daya at the Mitchell brotbert X-rat«l movie bouae oo 17tb Street ln Santa Ana. Yet t.o be decided is whetber a court lnJuncUoo will be usued to close down tbe theater . Th•t declaton will be mado later by act.inc Superior Cowt Judie Marvin Weeks • Weeks wUl alao declde whet.her • clalm mad• by the ci· ty !or profits made at tho theater durint t.be run of the u movl11 ll Ylll~ )• SB .~,...·~·"'' RAIN • • • out there, but it lookalike it wtU ,,\\mg to the northwest," he said The Orange Coast wa!> l>till :.oaking today after the second 24-hour penod m a row in which l>Ome arus recejved more than an inch of rain. The highest amount reported this morning for the past 24 hou rs was on Saddleback Moun- tain's Santiago Peak, which re- ceived two inches. The season tot a I there since July is 19.2 inches compared to 12.3 last yc<.1r, said John Gietzen ot the OrangP County Flood Control District. Ho: said Santa Ana received .95 inches yesterday, for a season total of 6.59. Lut year's rainfall at the same dale was 5.Sl inches. Charles Lewis at Or ange Coai.t College in Costa Mesa talhed one inch for the past 24 hours, for a season total of 7.36, up from 4.98 inches last year. The Orange County Harbor Department in Newport Beat'h recorded 87 inches, for a season total or 5.73 inches compared to 5.31 last year I n Huntington Beach, rainwatcher J . Sherman Denny reported .47 inches, for a season total of 6. 75. That fi gure Is still below the 7 26 inchel> recorded l1.1st year al this time. The Orange County Fire Department in Laguna Niguel meas ured .78 inches, for a season total or 7.33 inches, up from 6.84 inches lai.l year. * * * From Page 1\l DAMAGE ••• watershed emptied through a storm dratn system al the city's Main Beach. The runoff sliced the beach m half, forming a temporary river. The manager of the Niguel Cinema in Monarch Pluza was surprised Thursdciy night to learn that the front three rows of the threater were under a couple feet or water. Firemen were ccilled in to pump out nearly 150 gallons or water al about 11:15 pm. Few problems or SiAnlficancc were repor ted in Newport Beach, although city crews were c·allcd out to block out portions or Back Bay Drive and one of the Janes on San Mi guel Drive. Jake Mynderse, director of gl'neral st'rv1ces, said the Jane nn San Mi guel was c losed because runoff from a nearby <'Onstruction s ite had un- dermined the roadway slightly. Back Bay Drive, which skirts the steep bluffs on the east side of the Upper Bay, fell victim to a few small mud slides. A similar problem was report· cd in San Clemente, where a mud slide caused the temporary closure of one lane on South Coast 11.aghway Thursday. Costa Mesa traffic engineers ran out of "flooded" signs as the downpour cau!>ed the shutdown of many roads. Police were called in to divert traffic. Hardest hit was 19th Street in the downtown area, and a small road cave.in was reported on Bristol Street. Costa Mesa lraf(ic authorities said most roadways were fairly clear early today. However, .sandbags were s till being made available lo citizens at the city's corporate yard at 2300 Placentia Avenue. Rbang storm surf generated by th<' incoming front whipped up breakers from six to eight fl.'l'l at Huntington Beach, with occas1onal crests to 10 feet. Delegation Meets TOKYO CAP) -Hao Teh· Ching, president or the Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Af. fairs, gave a banquet in Pekine on Thursday for a Congressional delegation, China's Hsinbua news agency r eported. The group was led by Sen. Alan Cranston, D·Calif .• and Rep. Charles Whale n. R ·O hio Hslnhua said ln a dispatch trom Peking. OAANQl COAST sa DAILY PILOT 11171 Cultur~ .Diversity 65 Languages Spo.ken in Schools o.llr~'-'Si.lt~ ED QUINN HOLDS BRICI( HIT BY LIGHTNING Wlf e 'Flattened' by Bolt In A replace A Big Charge Lightning 'Flattens' Woman By STEVE MJTCHELL Of U. D.ilr ...... IUH They say housework offers few rewards, and Barbara Quinn of South Laguna probably believes that alter li1ht- ning struck her home Wednesday afternoon. "She was dusting things by the fireplace when light· ning hit the chimney," said busbaod Ed C. Quinn of 32705 Caspian Sea, in Monarch Bay Terrace. ' "She was crouched down at the time and the light· nir:ig flattened her. She went down and stayed down," Quinn said. THE WOMAN WAS NOT hurt in the incident, which Quinn said, "sounded like a cannon shot." He said he was standing by the window when he saw what he described as a terrific flash and a deafening crash. He said his wife wasn't frightened, "until about 10 minutes later when it dawned on her what actually hap. pened," be laughed. The retired Chrysler Company vice president said he and his wife went outside to find about a third of their chimney lying about their patio and at.op a neighbor's roof. "SEVERAL OF THE BRICKS were just pulverized " Quinn marveled. ' Besides the chimney and a cracked window the couple were unscathed by t.be lightning. But B~bara Quinn's going to be t.hinldng twice about housework m the near future. Lesbians . Reported Raising F aniilies The Saddleback Valley may be more diverse culturally thun a ppears from Its neat, new, planned neighborhoods. A recent survey by the Sad- dleback Valley Unllled School District indJca~ that 1,566 stu. dents have a lan1uaee other than English s poken In the home. ll also showed that at least 6.S different languages are a~ken by the parenta and/or chlldren in its schools. The survey, and a test wh.ich followed, also r evealed that there are 29 non-Enrllsh- s pea king students and 70 limited-Engllsh-speakJng s tu· dents among ils 17 ,000 school enrollment. Agnes Meck, assistant to the superintendent, said the pre· dominant languages spoken by these students are Spanis h, F r ench, Pers ian, Dutc h. German and Tagalog (Philip- pines) She said indJvlduaJ scboola currently are responsible for teaching these chUdren Enelleb and making sure that they can learn their other subjecta. But, under a new state law, the district may have to hire teachers or establish new pro- grams ii the schools can't meet the students' needs, she said. She added that it Js too soon to Front Page A J LOBBY ••• could work with committees of the Calltornla Schoool Boards Association and the Association or California School Ad· minlstrat.ors when they are de· veloplng legislative proposals. Saddleback trustees have been complaining that the state and federal government has mandat· ed programs and ,procedures without providing implemeola· lion funds. Welte and trustees also have expressed concern with the slate Supreme Court's ruling that the method of financing schools Is unconstitutional on the 1rounds that it doesn't provide each child with an equal education. Welte explained that tbe legislative answer to this de- c is ion will siphon money generated by local taxea off the to other, less wealthy d.istricta. The superintendent said he doe~n·t quarrel with the concept behind the decialon. But he said he ls concerned about the lack of local cool.rot and that it may lead to a trend toward mediocri- ty in the slate's schools. L<ONDON CAP) -The lesbian organization Sappho claims Lon, don doctor David M. Sopher is enabling lesbian couples to have children by artificial insemina- tion. Sopher arranged for 10 lesbians p1•-.vinu.F;e. ld lo have babies. U,l, .I ..... ~ ., The doctor was not available Jackie Forster, a founder- member of the group, said she knows or at least six lesbians who have been inseminated at Dr. Sopher's private clinic in the fashionable Belgravia section. The London Evening News. which broke the story, claimed From Page Al DOLLAR ••• guilders 2.3110 2.2310 for comment. . IF.I: ,f _ A· d A Conservative woman WOT~ lnnrove member of the House of Com-T.6:' mons, Jill Knight, voiced "ex-Saddleback Valley Un11led treme disquiet" over the report School District trustees have and said she would bring up the unanimously approved a plan by matter in the House or Com-the Mission De Oro Bobby Sox mons. League to upgrade lbe play field The House is considering a bill atOePortolaElementarySchool. to confer legitimacy on children whose WlWed mothers become The league plana to .lnstan one - preenant by artificial insem.lna-softball diamond with fenclJ\I, a Uon. brick dust Infield, backstop.: Raymond Booth, Secretary of bleachers, dugouts and scorer, the Royal College of Obslelrl· tables. It also will provide back cians and Gynecologists. con-stops tor three other diamoncS.. demned artificial insemination ror lesbians 81 "grossly ab-ConatructJoo costs will be paJd normal" and said: .. The social by the league. whtcb has 250 JmpUcattoo.s are enormous. This glrls using the fields each year. teU what. if anything, addlUonal is needed. Miss Meck said the influx of industry into the area, particularly Irvine's industrial development. apparently is .responsible for the children with l'isiting Mona so many different language~ in the distncl. S h e u i d it i s a " v er y enriching situation" ror children in the district lo know that there is more than one way lo com- municate with another person. California Sen S I Hayakawa embraces his mother. Otsuko, 93, at her home in Yamanashi City, Japan. The senator als() will visit the Japanese premier next week. Two Vault Operators Indicted in Theft Operators of a precious metals storaie business tn Santa Ana were indicted today by the Orange County Grand Jury on chi-ries they ftaged a phony $1.1 mU1ion robbery last year. Na med ln the indictment were Swiss Vaults Inc. operators Vm- cent Carrano of Seal Beach and Jack FultonofCorcrnade.l Mar. They are charged with con· spiracy to commit grand theft, conspiracy to submit false in - surance claims, submission of false insurance claims and 28 counts of grand theft. The charges relate to a report last July 9 that Swiss Vaults of. fices al1404 N. Grand Ave .. Santa Ana, had been hit by daylight rob· bers. Both suspects pleaded inno- cent to the charges d1,1ring a brief court appearance today. In effect, the indictment aJ. leges . that Carrano and Fulton s taged the alleged phony rob- be ry to cover up their own systemic ~mbezzlement of silver bullion and gold coins deposited with SwisS Vaulta by customers. Santa Ana poUee reported Ju. ly 9 wheo they went to the Swiss Vaults office in response to a burclar alarm signal that Car- rano wu found tied to an over-turned cha.tr. 'They said Carrano told them be went to his office that Satur- day afternoon to keep an ap- pointment made over the phone bu a would·bedepositor. The bulky Seal Beach man re- portedly told police he was held at gunpoint and tied to the chair - while several rneo took Sl.J million in goJd and silver from the vaults. Front Page Al BOVAN ... The Attorney General's of. ficial said because the case js now eight years old and because the other man was acquitted, Rhode Island will not go to the expense or bringing Deleo back to trial. He said that the nationwide warrant has been withdrawn, but that a state warrant stansJs. "If Mr. Deleo, or Mr. Rossi, whatever he calls himsetr. comes back lo Rhode Island and we find hJm, we will take hho before the c o urts," tbe spokeamansald. Neither the Rhode Jsland ol· ficlal nor local law enforcement officials could say when Deleo changed h.ls name to Rossi and moved to the Orange Coast. _ Rhode Island officials liat Deleo as 37. As Rossi, his aga London $1.9100 to the pound $1.8825 $1.9590 set at 36. strlkes me u a pretty bizarre -------------------------------------~~ The United States announced Wednesday, after the close ot E urope's business day. that it will intervene on the money markets in coordination with European central banlcs to prop the dollar. T.hat announcement and ag- gressive purchase of dollars by the Federal Reserve Board Thursday caused the dollar to soar on the world's foreian ex- changes. Some dealers said the dollar's losses early today were a technical reactlon to its sharp rise the previows day. .. The market Is testing the central banks' resolve to keep the dollar atead.y," commented a Frankfurt dealer. Meanwhile, tbe stock market suffered steep loaes today u in· ve1tora ructed w!th renewed pes1lmilm to the U.S. dollar's foreign exchan1e problems and a new booet in the prime lending rat~. The Dow Jones average ot 30 Industrial 1toekl. wblch bad fallen JS.'2$ polntl already this Week, WU oil DOtbtr 10.85 polnta to 79'.27b111Dd.ftv .... 1t wu the lint tJrne lt had falltn bt10w tbe paycbolo~cal 800-r>olnt barrier 1lnce Oct. as. · Lolerw toolt a 4·1 eda• over <•men amoac New Yortt stock Es.ell•• U.d11d ...... AnaJ1sta bad be.a ~ a eonUnuaUoll or Tr.•raclQ'a broad decline, whleb :.at at· trlbUted to d6Ubta ovw tbe •ufll-. cfency oC federal mo•H to bollW tM U.& ...... ill~ e.u·°"~. situation." Dr. Mia Pringle, a child psychologist wbo ls director of the National Children's Bureau, said children born to lesbian mothers by artificial insemina- tion will suffer abnormal stress. ''There is a stigma and the children will become aware that people are suspicious." she said. Drama Trilogy Planned by Toro Students "An Evenini of Theater" will be preaented by El Toro High Scbool'a independent. drama Iba· dent.I Jan. u. and 14 at 8 p.m. ln the school's Cbaraer Hall. The trUoty producUon will in- clude "SoC{abWty.'' a one-act comedy ol manners by Charles Dizeaso. Four •elected monolo,uM and "lni~romptu," an exercl.M In reader I tbut.er by Tad Motel. alao are lnchlded ln the protram. The cut lncluctea Carl Binder. Kelley MeBrid•, KlU.)' McCall and Kat.bl Merkel. Todd Tanner wtll be tn cba:rae of the Uabt!ita ud Batbera Covtnstoa la ~ mana1er. Carol Stanfield. d.ram• t.cMr. la 1 .. pervlltol tM productaoa. "' Tlclleu mq be purchaled at tbe door belor-• the curtain Ume. Adm..,_ u ta for adwt.1 I.Del $1 few ,..._, Mtia prOpet> ldm- tlftcat:So.i'canti IDd ·chDdrtD •· -~ . . A WORD TO THE WISE-· There is a tenef ency for many carpet stores to use strictly a warehouse concept. One advantage' is seeing carpeting in rolls rather than samples. Many disadvantages are evident -most oPerations of this type buy only Off~oods, so that the customer only gets to see old patterns. or carpets the mills couldn't sell to regular outlets. 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Fr1oay, January ti. 191~ s DAILY PILOl 83 In the Red Columnist Gives Credit Answers By SYLVIA PORTER l"•1tr1ltl11•~ Her~ are :;ome common questionis about credit: (1) How do you establish and maintain a credit rating? Avoid overloading yourself with installment debt. -Aim for a "rainy day" fund in cash equal to two to three months· pay. -TELL THE TRtJTfl WHltN applying for credlt and • repay debts as agreed. Jf you arc unable to meet one or more payments on time. go to the creditors involved, ex· plain your circumstances and try to work out a more prac· tical repayment schedule. -Prevent. if possible. such measures as repossession, litigation. the turning over of your accoun~ to a collection agency. Should any of these measures be threatened, creditors wtll assist you to meet your obligations. They may refer you to a tredit counseling service for guidance. ~or you may go on your own to a counseling service. (2 l How do you r estore a rating lh<1t Money's Worth has gone bad'! > When you borrow. start slowly with small amounts and, if you can, borrow against a passbook savings ac· count in your name. -Try to borrow from several different reputable creditors. Different lenders have different policies and som e may be easier to borrow from than others. -When you borrow, make an effort to pay back faster than the loan term.s require. · - -WEIGH THE ADVANTAGES OF borrowing through a credit union if one exists where you work. 13 l On what specific points can your credit rating be altered? -Your employment record. A prime consideration is the stability of employment. -Previous loans. The theory is that if you have repaid a loan on time before, you will repay this loan too. -YOUR HOME. THE BASIC TEST is ''stability." -Charge accounts. Have you a record of regular pay- ments. · -Checking or s:.i vin gs accounts. I( they are at the in· stitution to whi(•h you apply for a Joan. it will be a crucial "plus." l4 ) What arc the potential "black marks" that could undetmine your credit rating'! -IF YO U CAN'T IDENTIFY YOURSELF with a driver's license. birth certificate. Social Security card, draft card. union card, voter registration card or employee identification. . -If you have a ''floating" address. This might be a furnished room in a rooming house or in a transient hotel, a post office bo" numbe r, a mail address in care of a friend. .., -If your employ ment is in an unstabfe industry or profession and if your job is volatile. -IF YOU ARE UNDER 21, OR under 18 years of age with no adult to co·sign. However, many stores extend credit to teens without a co·signer. --lf you apply for a loan at a bank or consumer finance company or other financial institution located far from your residence. -If you are planning to go into the armed service~. before your loan is repaid. Under these circumstances, the lende r almost surely will demand that a co·signec guar antee your loan repayment. Next: Bankruptcy, pros and cons. 'Up Year Likely, Economist Says Although there are signs of s lower growth for the U.S. economy, 1978 will be an "up" year in overall economic terms, according to Bank of. America's chief economist, Walter E. Hoadley. "Real growth will be slower at around 4 percent and lnOation will be s lightly higher at above 6 percent, but still only bal! the world average,'' he said. NO CREDIT CRUNCH IS EXPECTED, Hoadley said. "Short term rates will remain roughly level for two months and then edge upward as the economy and the gov- ernment's debt financing rise in the second half of the year." He predicted continuing troubles for the U.S. dollar until the finapclal markets see some end to U.S. petroleum Sm ports and the resulting flooding of the world with excess dollars. In a&.'9essing the Carter administration's first year, Hoadley said it bas been "marked by economic progress, but also by considerable confusion in economic direction." Although Washington made a commitment tO sustaina· ble moderate growth, he said, the adminislra· CONSUMER goal to slip into the ( J lion has permitted this background. There is little evidence how and ------------when this goal can be accomplished, he said. The administration, Hoadley said, has failed to come to grips with the "dangerous issue of redistribution of in· come and wealth which terrorizes middle and upper in- come people -the private investors and job creators.'' As a result, he said, confidence has drifted lower and wllh it the incentive to take more risks In expanded investments which create jobs. PRIVATE INVESTMENT IS STILL laggJns. Hoadley continue, and "there is no tangible evidence that public policy 11eeka to achieve more balance between the domand- coosomption side and the supply-investment aide of the U.S. economy ." Nor has the cleavage between busillcss and rovtm· ment narrowed, Hoadley said. "Many believe the cltavt.,e is wider today than a year qo," be added. Hoadley suggest~ n fresh appro.acti be adopted to re· duce confusion. Rather than Judge the future on fasnJUa.r eycllcal tennt, ft mould be recognized Uat the ~omy is In a perlod ol l'tnlctu.ral or lUUna cbaoaa that wlll last at least Clve ye•!'• be aaid. AMONG n'RVCTURAL CHAN088 be cltod: -Slower rttl growth and a r~tum to blatorically tower ratell and ltu willlnpes1 to t•ke ti.JJtt. -Perflsteat ift1Jat1on. -Cbanted eicpectaUona -lower amon1 mlddlo and upptt lnClOmO pt!Ople and hlithl't' amonttbe lost prlvUepct who ha~ a &Mins aens.o o( eoUUtll>tot. • -lNADtQOATE .JOB8 A.HD ¥MIVAT10tf to Work cocW.tttotly •monc Jrowla, nuinbe-rt or >10UD1er ~ -Spli.ll~ pol.ilk.al parties wlth weak Jei.deraiJpi In deaiMr.del unable to make prompt P»lUve cledltom a.Def 1et thlnp done: moro tiul'i aucrnt• with •n111l•1 aut.b.otl=.'!.We atteptablUt;J for their~ -ot eneru. w1w and otb« rtllOUt'ffl and '°"'' Q1ftl lo world powtt because ill~ ' Bfl DAI 't P:LOT Fries.,. Januaty e. 1971 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS EVENING ~ C88HEWS O• NEWS O~ONE G-oe ~ 1111 lnlete&llnQ ... ~ hOw lo dlilci- plitMI dt....,. """° ~ reguiltlon8 concerning tire department ...nlclel. 0 Ne.A M8l<ETllAU. LOI ...,.... Lakerl \Ill PhHIOel~ 7&ete m TH&! BRADY BUNCH Cl) THE AOOKIE.S 63 ELECTRIC COMPANY • m F0006 Fa.. THE MOOEAN FAMll Y ''Bevetmoee·· @ AJliC MOVIE * * * "Walk Ing Tiil P1t1 2" (1976) Bo 8veneon. Noah a__, Altar Shetllf Bulofd P-•-• from the eml>ullh thll mlilned him and kllled hi• ... ,.. he QOM after 11141 YICe ooer•uon. thlt r..w COf- NPted hie county (RI 1:30 f) THE PAICE IS RIGHT m MY THAE.E SONS tD OVEREASY Young Love .,,.......,. IM ,_ell cNilTMn of the v .... Une .......,,_"~· t-00 1J C8I MOVIE "Forenr" (Ptemler•) 8tephllnle ~. o..n Butler. A t--.ci gifl encoun,_. her llnll love, l)ledo-to her ~ man tl\lt II Wiii IMC 1orevw bul thetl 1>41in1U11y l'eellzel Ihle commitment cannot lest. 0 A0CKF0N> FILES "The Attractive NuleN>c:e" Rocq. Rockford'• penner In e roedllide r•teurent bu~ II plagued by • vengeful. rellred FBI agent (VlctOf Jory). D al A8CMOVIE lit * * ''Welltlng Tiii Plf1 2" ( 11175) Bo SWWllOn, Noell~. t\111' Slwlll Buford PUN« rllCOYett from the llllbuth that maimed him and llWled hie wile. he goee 1f1er the vlee opweUone thll hlY9 eot· rupted 1119 county. (RI 0 IAONSIOE "Th41 Vlllttng Firemen" Omit 81\wlff, lk:ollol1em. f.U.Ptooflng your houM, curried lenlll Nied. m FAMILY PORTRAIT "Single P•ent Flmltlel• Cl) C88NEW8 ®J ME.AV 0"'"1H Gue.ta: Jeck Lemmon, Joell Logan, FrlOdle 8'1 ... 80n.. Dean Butler and Stephanie Zimbalbt portray teen-age lovers ~ho ~akc a commitment far too l:loon m their hvl·~ in the TV movie "Forever" tonight at 9 on CBS. Channel 2. ID MERV ONmN Ounl•: Jadt Lammon, Joeh logen, Freddie 8'1 ... IOn Cl> MARCUS W£1..8Y, MO. fJl) AHO™ER DOOR An elllmlnation of the A~lc;en Wfly of dellh 111\d dying 7:00 f) THE MUPP£TS Gueet: Edgar Bergen. D N8CNEW8 I) UAA8CLUB D A8CNEW8 m ILOVELUCY Cl) AOAM-12 fD MACHEJL I LEHRER REPORT m CALIFORNIA TONIGHT Cl) TOTELL THE TRUTH 7.301) ALWTARANYTHINO GOU "OlymplCI '68 •• v&. "Otyrnpica · 12 .. 0 FAMILY F£U0 0 NEWLYWED GAME 8 ®) HOU.YWOOO 80UARE8 m THE BRADY BUNCH Cl) L.Er8 MAKE A DEAL fll) LA. INTERCHANGE "Informed Sources" ~ VOTEll'S PIPELINE (I) THE MUPPET& 0Uf1111 st ..... Manin. 8:00 8 ()) WONOQ WOMAN Wondet Woman edopll a double-dl&gut.. to toil 11c:h-erlmlnel Anton C..lbe (Greg Morrie). "">e hM mutennlnded a $50-mll- llon helal 0 CPO SHARKEY Channel Lbt ing• IJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTLA (Ind l Los Anqeios 0 KABC T\I (ABC) Los Angelei. (I) KFMB (CBSI Sdn Diego O KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los An4clrs (fm KC~ T (ABC) San 01090 CD KTTV (Ind) Los Anqele'> Q) KCOP TV (Ind I Los Anq1•I"" fJl) KCET TV (PBS) Los Angeles m KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunt1ny1on Beach "SvYen-Eleven Slllllkey" Unknowingly. Sharkey becomee a eucket In I lloetlng crap gem. that prey• on golllble aerv1e:e- men. a COU.EGe BASKETBALL UCLA Btulnt VI. WlllN1l9- lon HUllflee . D III OONHV & MAiiie G~ta; 0-o, A/wt; Grif- fith. m CAAOl BURHETT AHOFRIEHD8 Cl) MAACU8 WELBY, M.O. &ii m WASHINGTON WEE< i.. REVIEW 1:30 0 CHICO AHO THE MAH "The Americanization Of Ctwo" Ed and Reul olfet 10 prepare Reuf'I Aunt Cllaro for the cmzenthlp lest -t"-Y dlllCOVet 11\o Ol"Y thingll ehe k- et>out America ere ~ blll, hOI doge and epj)le pt• 0 CONCEHTRA TION CD CROSS-WITS &U.l!> WALLITAEET WEEK "Happy New Year?" Gut111: Arnold Bernhllld, Cl) f'IRINOUNE "Human Rights In ~ U S S R " GUNt: Vladlm« BukoWlty. (R) Cl) MOVll * ** "A New l•ef" (11171) Wlttw Mat,hllU, Elllne Mii)'. A lay pt9)1boy pllna to murd« e -'thy woman aflAW menylng her, but dlacoYeta h4I hea ,...,, In love with her. 10:00 8 QUINCY "Crib Jot>'' OulnGy attempll to ~ e )IOUth In the *ylng of an eld«ty men when the a1me )lop- ardlz• a joint juYetllle I 8etllor clllzllnl recrNtlon p<Ojeet lpeartlMded by former lootbalt llat ROM)' G111t DD NEWS ti) OETSMART m MOVIE • • "Miu Julie" (11150) Anita 8j(lf1C, Utt Palme.A not>lewom1n petMCUtff herMll With Iheme •It• •llOWtng her mucullne ..,,,.,.1 to 18duce her. 10:30 ID Cl> NEWS fla LATINO CONSORTIUM "P111lao" 11;00 0 Q 0 (I) ®l NEWS A Real Cinderella Story ' I I Charlai11e Woodard a Natural for 'Cindy' By BARBARA RIEGELllAUPT LOS ANGELES <A P> -Even without a costume. Charlame Woodard 1s a convincing Ctn· derella. When "e \\Crc 10 1unior high and hi gh school together, she was a skinny little kid from downtown with a vofce everyone envied. Now. at ag(' 23, she's starring m a t\\O·hour t('lev1s1on !>pccial entitled "Cindy." an all-black spinoff of the classic fairy tale, featuring such established enter- tainers as Scocy Mitchell and Clifton Davis. The ABC musical· comedy is scheduled to air in March. A BC were as delighted as C'harlatnc. ' "TllERE WERE some good choices for the role, but there ~as no question that as soon as we saw Charlaine thal we were gomg to ~o with her," We~n­ berger said. "She has that m· nocence and naivete that we felt Cinderella should have. Thal was the thmg that set her off more than anything else. And sh<.' seemed to have il without acting 1l. . Charlaine was born into a close-knit, religious family io Albany, where she sang m the church choir to please her ~randmother and first acted ma nmth·grade production or "Our Town" She played Mrs Gibbs and was a star I played 'JA Woman In the Audience" and proved that my talents were best re- TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 9 7: 30 -Voters Pipeline. Orange County state senators Dennis Carpenter and Dennis Mangers will re- view Governor Brown's "State of the Stale" address. ABC 0 9:00 "Walking Tall, Part 2. ·' Ho Svenson plays Sheriff Buford Pusser in this srquel to the true-life story from 1975. ·css fJ 11 :30 News Special. Hi ghli ghts of President Carter's Euro- pe an trip, his return home and an evaluation of the journey's impact. 0 HOl.L YWOOO CONNECTIOH 0 MOVIE * • '• "Cttm• 8011" (18741 Telly Sev.r ... Tony Sebeto The held ot • m1jor crime ayndlclle aopenl!aM the rlM of hi• p.otege (2 hr• I CD THE 000 COUPLE Q) HONEYMOONEAS m DICK CAVETT Gueeta Dt. Kllne. and Or. Lenmann d~ • n- druo lhet ottera a poqll>te c;ure tor eome IOtml of mentlllllMA 11:aG 1J Cl) CU NEWS SPECIAL "The Prftldent ComN HOtM" Hlghtlgllte of Prwl· dent Cartlf'1 llCIMllM In 8ruMe11. hie return '-· en eve.luetlon of the lmpeot Of the Pree:ldenl'a trip. 0 TONIGHT Hoit: Johnny Carson. ao..1•: Lola Falana, David • Horowttz. Ronny Otllhem, Alan King. 0 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "End Of Th41 Une" 8 9 BAAETTA "Big, Bid °*111" Beret1• -chee tor the Ch~ gang wtilc:h pl-to mur· det hla ~ten friend, Cherll•. Slim Pickens, Sheree North 00-1 at er. (R) m NEWS ti) OETSMART fla CAPTIONED A8C NEWS -m MACNEIL/ LEH~ REPORT 11:ao 11 (I) M·A·a·H Hawk~, In 1n enort to rem1ln anonymoua, lnventa e Capt. Tuttle u tlle l>eMfec;tor of a Korean orphanege. (R) MOANING 12 00 0 TWIUOHT Z()f.jE "Long live Welter J•~" Q)F~ FERHWOOO ti) MOVIE * * '1'> "I Cover The W11" ( 11137) Don Batdey, John Weyne. Two war CO<· re1pond1nt1 meet a atrange Areb who la actu- ally a fanetlClll rebel IMd· «.(1ht.,30mln.) '"° 8 (I) C8S LATE MOVIE * *'~ "FOfbldden "*'-'" ( 1968) Wlltw Pidgeon. Anne Frtna.. A eclentllt and hie Intent deught•, who h~.,. traveled to a dll- tant pl-i. ere vle\lld by American~. (R) 0 MOVIE • * * "The 81lcony" ( 11>83) Shelley Wlnlet1, Peter Falk. 8fotllel Illa In 'Wu-ravaged Perle la ci.picted. ( 1 hr .. 411 min.) CD HF\.GAMEOFn4E W£a( 12:37 8 STAATIME "Sellen MU.. Of Bed Ro«!" Jeffery Hunter. 12'.AO 9 MOVIE **'A "Web Of V~" It 1143) Brain Allerne. Lcwett• Young A man aterta 1111 own 1n-t1gatlon when h4I Wit-the kid· ~ o1 hll a-nence. ( 1 tv.,20mln.) 1 :00 0 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Ho1t1· The 81y Clly Roller•. Gueall: R1ndy Newm1n, Bleck 01k, 0-, Kenny Rogera, Ille New Rider• of the Purple S11ge, Greg Like. 0 18PY Suddenly 11ftlcttld Wilh an -le cornpulllon to take '* 11i., Scou undetgoee ~ lt•tment ttlat .... him telMng the past. m MOVIE • * "Peycllomenl•" (1971) 0-~ Sendere. Beryl Reid. The IMcMr of a motOfc:ycie gang dl9CO_.. the MC(llt of returning trom th• dHd. then attamp11 lo Ilk• th• ram.ind• of hi• gang with him Into death and r•turn l2~ hta.) 1:15 tJ TALKA80UT OUNta: Autl\c)( l•et., Val- le pr-ta hla theofy on the dlueputenoe ol Jim- my Holla; Lyn P. Teyl<I< dllCUHH blOfHdb1c;k lh«llP)'. 1:30 Cl) MOV1E • *"" "Muk Of The Renegade" (11151) Cyd Chetiaee, Ric;¥do Montll- ban. A brllnded reneg.O. 11 threatened Into eou<Ung the deughter of the IMd9r of the repubilc: ( 1 Iv • 30 min,) 1:36 IJ T A1JtUOUT au.ta: Author L•ter Vfl,. le ~II 1161 1tleoty on the~ ot Jim. my Hoffa; Lyn P. Taylor dlec:un•• blol .. dbeck t!IWapy. 1:378 NEWS 2:00 0 MOVIES • * "Black Sun" ( 11197) Michele Mercier. Oen+el Gelln. A WM/thy young gtrl goee to Africa In -ch of h« nllecl broth«. (2 In l **\t "~•In The Night" (1948) John Hodl- ek, Nanoy Guild. A wer 1191· eran eullerlng from emnHla attempta to u~ hi• for~ Ill• (2 hre,) t.'118 NEWS 2:208 MOVIE *** "A Cry From The SlrHll" (1959) Mix B~. Dane WlflOtl A London eoctal wortier trlM to ime>f~ th41 pelhetk: llv· Ing condltlol>• of hOrneleN Chlldten. (2 tin . 5 min.) • • "Count1119Y" ( t953) Dermot W•lah. Hazel Court. While d9tlwttng a pecUgl. • young man dte-covwe a mutdetld man ( t ht .. 30 min) 2:300 NEWS :s:00m MOVIE • • "The Kiiier Th1t St .. ked New York" (1950) Evelyn l<•)'N, ClllrlH Korvin. A husband and wile amoggUng 1 .. m Is lh4I oojecl of • mQ.llVtl MlltCh •lier It II discovered lh•t the wom•n la carrying a plague. ( 1 hr .• 30 min l • HlW9 ... NIW8 a:40 MOVW ... \4 ...... Of) fftloo 8lly*' (1166) AIM Lldcl, E.dwWd 0. ~A former pollc•lftl" le F-...el rrom pneon erld .... out '°.., 1111 ,..... (2 In) uom MOV18 * • "Ctlmlnel lawyet" C 1937) Lee Trecy, Mtit90t Oran-A c;andldat• lot governor. • lewyw. oi- up the onlc:e In Ofder to protect hit gll1 who la lnllOIVed In a Ollmlnel-. Cl ht • 10 min ) S.\ l'I . I< I>:\ y MORNING 1:00 tJ CAMl!RA THA& .. C.8.eEAAS • a:I SUPEAFNEH08 G PTLCLU8 Q) EUMEHTAAV NEW1 Cl) SAM YORTY tD YOGA FOA HEAL. n4 (I) '"1W A LOOKINO OL.ASS 7:30 IJ STEPS TO LEAAH1NO D PACESUT£AS • MOVIE **°" ''Siege To T~" (19&1) Rod Came1011, Wll'f"ll Morrte. TWo men 111empt to ln~lgllle the hijacking of ··~ juat t>efClfe 1M 11111 of the CM! W• (2 "'9.) • IWITH, HA ANO 8KV (I) BUSINESS 1:001J (I) SKATEBIRD8 Q SPACE 8fNTIHEL8 0 MOVIE * * * "Ebb 'ride" (1937) Oacat Homoilta, Fr- Fermer. A "bea.cll•d" cpe111n·a plan to ~edl e lhlp .. comc>llCatld wt*I he dllG0119tt the ownw'I deughtet .. lboetd. (1 ht .. 30 min) O llJ) ~Ywtel 0 MOVIE • • "laland Affcue" ( 111521 Gf)lnll Jotine. o..td ~ A pelt of youttw ettempt to retrtew • - from en llllftd held by Germane during World W111 II (21\ra) Cl) AOMPEA ACOM fD EARTH, Sl!A AHO SKY l:30 8 SUPEAWITCH fl) GREAT PERFORMANCES "Paul T1ylor 01nce Company" Two recent T1ylor ~ompo1ltlon1, "'Elpl1n1de" end "~ ... .,. oerlormed. <'llARl.AINE DID a lot or act· mg and singing throughout the years W(' spent together in Albany, N Y .. public schools, but ther(''S one particular Image that comes lo mind whenever I think of her talents. I can still feel the emotion of that moment in ninth grade when Charl:une silenced a fidge- ty, unruly -even hostllc - auditorium full of junior high school kids with a powerful ren- dition of "Somewhere," from the movie"WestSideStory." " served eor print Rollers Host 'Special' CllARLAJNE LIKED the feel or performillg. pursued it throughout high school and then hoped to join the Negro Ensem- ble In New York. . ''There's a place for us ... somewhere a place for us." she sang , her voice gathering strength and momentum as she conquered her nervousness and filled the dreary auditorium with sounds that were so powerfully beautiful that my body tingled. WHEN WE GOT together re· cently for the first time in live years, while she was taping the show at Paramount, I reminded ber or that afternoon ln 1969. She also remembered It. .. I didn't know tbe words:· she blurted out wltb a hearty lau1h that cropped up again and a1aln throughout our convenaUon. "I never know the words.'' But it's certainly never been' to her disadvanta1e. I never guessed at her "ignorance" in ninth IJ'ade. And the producers who listened to her audition for the Broadway revival of .. Hair" -an Incident that eventually led to the Cindy role -ap· parently never 1uened that she was ainalna with the words scrawled m ber hand. .,IT'S A RAINY day and I'm roamlns the streets in New York," a>ecan the •till •lltht ttv•foot; tbrff..lnch actreo. •·t e.me up to St. Clementa, the church fer artbtll, end J aaw Uila 1cr11&1.Y .'kld slttlns tllere. t dldA't )Dow what wu sol.lie on, but tbeD I fcJUnd out there •11 a ridlUGD for 'Hair' th.n. . ul bad DO pktUre., n.o ,._., '"° IOGI,'' ahe Nlllled. nMIUnl a ' lfr!1bt. tootb,J amll• tllat. Af'Wh••pllo• 'CINDY' STAR Chartalne Woodard widened her large eyes and ac- centuated the dimple on her right cheek. So she performed with the lyrics or "Aquarius" borrowed Crom one or the others waltlng to audition, did four callbacks - singing "Aquarius" each time - and landed herself a role in the stage producUon as well as a part in the movie version being di.rected by Milos Foreman. THE aoLE OF Clndy came about alter she was noticed dur· lnl a performance of .. Hair'' bf the aecretar)' of Paramount'• Ntw York cutinc director ud wH .aked to come in for a re•d· Jn,. "I had to go lD one Saturday between performances of 'Hair,"' ehe said. "I read lo tbR real jolly man and they Ccreaton Jim Broob and Dave Davia) Jauihed. I aald to myself, tOOb, thlJ feel• nice." • Broou, Dam, Ed Wtlnt>er1er and stQ Dllllels -lb• pro- duc n~ter9 retpon lbJe for tht ''Mary :oryi. MoOre Sbow" now ·under co•tract to do 1pectala a otber' pl'O.)eeta tor · But her parents wanted her to go to college instead, so they sent her off to a state school near Albany. She majored In theater and then transferred to the Goodman School of Drama in Chicago. That led to a road tour in "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope," thanks to Vfnette Carroll, a guest director at tibe school. When she graduated from Goodman last spring, Charlaine received the prestigious Sara Siddons scholarship award, which previously bad been given to Carrie Snod1reas, Melinda Dillon (F.l.S.T.) and Ted Wass (Soap). DESPITE THE attention and celebrity status that has come along with starring in a television special, Charlaine was quick to point out that it was a learnin1 experience for her. "l can't say, 'Oh I made it,'" she uld. "I could be back in New York doing cattle calls after tbls." Yet Cbarlalne tentatively hu been cast as the female lead in a new Broadway production she didn't want to tdent.ify yet and she was signed by Welnberger and his aasoclatesl Charles Walters ProducUons, or a poesi· ble series or motloo pictures. "SHE TRIKES mo as un- usual because lt seems like e\tery· ho<S1 bu the aame reaction to her," Welnber••r said. "The first tJme you see her, you wonder why 1be wu cut. When you 1eo Mt' 1ct, you smile and fall lri love With her and believe you're the onlY··penoo In the world wbofeell.thatway." .. The Bav City Rollers will host NBC's "Midnight Special'' for the first time a~ l a.m. Saturday on Channel 4. Guests m- cJude Queen, Randy Newman. Kenny Rogers, Black Oak, the New Riders of the Purple Sage and Greg Lake. Burns a Harvard Prof! By JAY SHARBUTf LOS ANGELES CAP) -This Sunday, George Burns, 80, con- tinues his show biz career dolng gags and a sort-sboe number with a young comic -Bob Hope, 74 - as a guest on Hope's vaudeville sbowonNBC. But next April, Burns may go back to school, which he left In the fourth grade to start his career singing with the Peewee Quartet in bis native New York. HE SAYS HE'S considerin& an ofter to lecture at Harvard. •'Can you ima1ine that?" be ln· quired. "l can't even spell Harvard." An aide said it's part ot a course of cbatl by heavyweight.I In film . dance, theatert mus ic and visual art.a. '( .... .., .. ' ' . " ·~ . ;. ~ '/, Wbat mlaht ~""• .YOU lecture on. Mr. Burne? "Call me Gcor1e. •• the ttachtt uld. "Well, it'd be the onlY thine I know: Show business. l don't aet mlxed up in pollUcs. I don't talk to ~body who can't •lnC tiatD1oay.' , WW the nsklq IM'OltMor, If M . vQita, do a roudM ot lwo? "I MIGHT," BE said. "Might also tell 'em how you build up a routine, how you start with o.ne joke. you top it and top it ag8;'n· and first thing you know, you ve got a routine.'· To student jokesmiths, he of· rered this: "I've been mixed up with writers all my life and the most Important ttdng for a writer is to find the ft.rSt thought, the first idea. You get a good thought, the thine writes it.self." He paused briefly. "That's the kind or great stuff I'm going to tell 'em," be warned. kidding the act he may put on at one of the naUon's top hatcheries of thought and1tud)'. BURNS, WHO turns 81 on Jan. 20, bu been busy with other acts of }ate. 1Dcluding the touting ot hll new hit movie, "Ob, God." He did two CBS specials and an 0 AUce" eplaode this season, plus the Hope show, and has two more 1peciall afoot. And he'll film bis third movie since gettln1 an Oscar lD 1976 tor "The Sunshine Bors .. •it•1 •T'be Queen of Hollywood'." be said. "The (lue o l• 1 CSrl, not me. Better gel lbat rt,itt. I don't want to 1et It wron1 with wbatabername in Jl'IDridL •• He bacl rilerence to Mlta817ut. TIM ftlMU trouper YIU Wed why. at his age, he works so much. "Because it gets me out or bed," he replied. "Al my age, it's 1l great thing to get out of bed. I can't make any money in bed. In fact, l can't do anything in bed." BACK TO education. Bums' doctorate came from tbe school of vaudeville where, as Fred Al· len once observed, the students were so low that ticket-taking midgets were hired to make them feel at home. What happens if Harvard asks Dr. Burns to work full·tlme teachlng what he's learned to • potentially hl&her grade of scholan? "Well, ii they got a blce theater I'll atay on," he promised. ·•Particularly if they got about 15 or 20 musicians and they pla)' lD mr. key. i , lD 'I 10 any place where t s my key." Bronson and Jill Bost Globe Awards LOS ANGELES (AP) - Charles Bronson and bis wife, Jiil Ireland, will be the mut.ra ol ceremony al the Uth annu.i GOid• Globn Award.a on NBC 61:!~..,.wt~· be taped UlealPt ~fore a._ a.Yerly Hllt.cmlloW .dWiDI dllit awai'dl pl'eH"tadam, ,,