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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, M A RCH 3, 1978
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Homes Emptied
ByTbe ~uoclated PreSI
Numerous houses in rural
Simt Valley were evacuated to-
day after officials in the Ventura
County community feared that a
small earthen dam would bunt
and flood lhe area.
The evacuation, in a 50-block
section subdivision nicknamed
the .. Texas tract," was ordered
as clouds from the latest storm
moved into Southern California,
threatening new rain after a
night of partly cloudy skies
* * * Coast Braces
For Another
Heavy Storm
By JACKIE HYMAN
• Of•Delty ...... l&Mf'
througbo&a much ol tM area.
It was not immediately known
bow m-any houses were afferted
or if tbe' entire area beln1
evacu_..ted w.-deyeloped. _
An unidentified ~an
for the Ventura County Fire
Department said water was
bubbling over the top of the d~
and the water-drenched
foundation appeared ''very
shaky." ·
Further details on the
evacuation, just below a small
manmade lake in the north.east
section of tbe billy bedroom
community, }Were .sketchy. .
Further south, a nighttime
raft ride on the rain swollen San
Gabriel River ended Jn disaster
today with lbe death or a
woman, the disappearance of a
man and the rescue ortwo other
persona aboard a capsized rail.
The dead woman was
identified as Gloria Holguin, 28,
of Bell Garde~. Deputie.s sald
the woman apparently died of
exposure and not from drown-
ing. She was _wearing a llfe
.. jacket. a spokeJSman.aaid.
A helicopter ancl 1ea search.
continued for David Mellon, 34,
of Norwalk, whom authorities
feared bad ~n swept out to
sea.
Heqry Lassard, 55, of
May•OQd. .told depuHes he and
three friedds bad fallen fnto the
rlve~ after launcltl"cf. their tatt. for a Jate nieht a venture in
Montebello, about 20 mUes in·
• land from Long tileach. After traveling a abort dis·
tanca on the watercourse, the
raft capsized, tonlnl the four
Norwalk plastics plant co·
workers iPto the rapid current ..
Lusard and another member
of the party, JJm Pata.sclmlc, 35,
of Ne>l1'alk manaaed to climb out of tbe waterp
Me.anw b lle .Malibu Olea Wll.M:UAT Pap At)"'
The fire, which apparently started in the
e ngine, destroyed this 1964 VW bus
belonging to Floyd Martin of Tustin. An
Irvine police officer saw the smoke and
pulled Martin, who hadn't noticed that
anything was wrong, over to the side of
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the San Diego Freeway near Laguna
Canyon at about 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Firemen said they arrived a,t the scene
too late to save the vehicle. There were no
injuries. The cause of the fire is being in·
vestigated.
NB Lifegrupvla R~scue Seven
Along with all the other•
phenomena produced by the
string of Paclfic storms bitting
Newport Beach, lifeguards say
they have found themselves up to
their necks in sea lions.
Well ~haps it's'DOt quite that
bad, but Lifeguard Lt. Logan
Lockabey said be and bis men
have aided hlne beached sea
lions since }Veclneaday.
not just washing up on the ocean
beaches, he said. "They are
turning up In peoples' patios.
They go to step outside In the
morning and there's a ~ea lion
staring at them."
Lockabey said Newport Beach
llf eguards will be glad to take a
sea lion off any r-.ldent's hands
a.s long as they'r.e not handling
some ~ emeraency at the
time.
T be sua.rcla_ ve a.a
Marines Nix
Help in Hunt
For Bubbles
By PIUUP ROSMARIN
Ol t119 o.tty f'llM It.ff
Bubbles the hippbpotamus
slept like a baby early today on
the banks of the pond orf Laguna
Canyon Road she bas claimed
for her own.
Her official domicile is IJon
Country Safari, from which she
· moved Feb. 3>.
Today, Lion Countr_y ·•1 guess tbe.1 come asbOJle to
get away from the rough se!!r"
he ,~ nd"t" tffat uie animals are 1n various states of
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•freement with alAguna Beach
organisatioll. ..U U... FJiebdl. ol
\he Sea Libns and'tbey take-the
anlm ats-down-io tbe A1't CohlW
w ere they are cared for Uilt.ll
they're autnetentlJ ncovered to
go back to sea.
• ai!ftffiitsffafMS artd zoo1ogista
met to decide-bQW best to
encourage Bubbles to come back
O.DJe.. afteJ! .12 da.y.1 an-cf 11
nishtlt-in tlle-"'Wilda just 'OUtside
Laguna Beach.
lJeaih-Enda ~ The •&golnr'ft11mbhJ'"""'"s.~m~_
COpter €r.ash
&ills Grewmen
Loctabey .. ya. hi'• Mver Seen
anythlnf Uk,e \1'e .Jbflux of eea
Jlons, which be HYI seems to be
bappenlni all albni the Orange
Coast.
"I g\aela the bad weather af.
feet. them tot>," .be aatd.
Thursday they tried to·call in
the m .n.nes.
"They've got. the. Etpment we need," sa\d Jerey obrtn, a
Lion CountrY vice presl t.
'1They have big ampblblws
things, with pontoons, •nd
forklifts, and cargo nets," be
aald.
But he •alcl. th* martnet.,.....
!erred to let the private aeet«
have the fll'lt crack at Citeliliil
, Bubbfet.
Bubbles, meanwhl1e, ire• bl·
creaslnalY COliflden tblt the
IJ.on COW>tiY rwer1 wbO ~ve
bea "Mt mOf'e"Ol'·feti COMlalll
• c0mpanlom akea't aamt to Jap
IMr with a traqqulllijnc aart
every t.Lroe sbe c6mes ~ ·ot the
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Monday
By TOM BARLEY
Ol tlle DMtr ...... Malt
Dr. William Baxter Waddill's
two lawyen will open his de-
fense Mooday to charges that be
!\trangled to death a newborn
baby lhat he bad earlier failed to
abort.
Prosecutor Robert Chatterton
closed his case against Waddill,
44. of Huntington Harbour, after
calling 10 witnesses for six
weeks or testimony before the
jury in Orange County Superior ,
Court Judge James K. Turner's
courtroom. 11 Waddill's lawyers confirmed
late Thursday that their client
will take the witness stand in his
own behalf during the defense
phase of the trial.
Chatterton's closing of bis
case coincided with the news
· that the mother of the baby al·
legedly murdered by Waddill in
Westmins t e r Comm unity
Hosoital on March 2, 1977. bad
filed a lawsuit against the
physician and the hospital.
Mary Weaver, 18, of Hunt-
ington Beach, accuses Waddill
of assault and battery against
the baby girl in actions that Jed
to its death in the hospital
nursery. She seeks $17 million in
damages.
Dr. Ronald Cornelisen, a
physician called to the hospital .
by Waddill shortly after the
baby was born, told the jury that
he saw Waddill with his hands
l\fOUnd the infant's throat.
A coroner's autopsy later con-
cluded with the verdict lbat the
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Coast
Weath er
Chance of rain ne oo_
percent and becoming heavy at times late tonight
and Saturday. Lows
tonleht in sos. Bi&hs
Saturday sa to.63.
I NSIDE T ODAY
. Recreotioaal horseback rid-
ing r emains popular, but there
ore few ploctab& Oninge Cowa-
Ct1 WheN hc>raft COft be Mdf(f.
!J'Maf! mdol iloble• aoailable
ore /eat~red in 1tory and
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A2 D-'" v PILOT s Friday March 3. 1978
Brown Signing
;J>ropeny ·· Tax·--Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
Edmund Drown Jr. planned tC>
sign today a $1.4 billion bill to
c ut property taxes th at
s upporters tout as an alternative
to the Jarvis initiali ve.
The bllJ, whlch would cut
homeowner property laxes at
least 30 percent, was sent t()
Brown Thursday after a break
in a legislative deadlock that
had dragged for months. ( fi clat·
ed photo, AS>
After the 32-6 vote. Brown (or
the Cir.st time spoke out publicly
against the Jarvis Initiative, at
Icy Thorns in Denver
Chic·k cn "' 11·c coalt>d \\ ith long, s harp crystals of ice
takl's on the look ol winter in the suburbs of Denver. A
hcavv frost caused most of the outlying areas to assume
..i picture of ghostly white, creating tiny sculptures out
of \' arious objects.
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EVACUATE
homeowners were apprehensive
<•bout the: possibility that any ad-
d1ti1rnal moisture could further
undermine beachfront homes
along Pacific Coast Highway
and send them crashing into ex·
~ pcnstve houses below.
Eleven homes in the Malibu
area remained •in "imminent
danger or collapse, .. fire of.
ficials said, and Paradise Cove
Pier , a nearby recreational
facility, was also in danger of
col l apse and had bee n
evacuated.
High tides and storm-churned
surf T~day dug eight feet of
sand off the beach at Malibu and
cut away al the base of ex-
pensive homes.
Above exclusive Ma libu
Colony, rainwater cascading off
the Santa Monica Mountains un·
dercut 4S feet of Pacific Coast
Highway. Officittls said a four·
inch-wide crack developed in the
center of the roadway, closing it
to a ll but one lane of traffic.
One county fireman said it
could be a major catastrophe if
the highway went sliding into
the homes, some or whic~ cost
$.S00,000.
"The force of these waves is
tremendous," said Anne
Mantee. who lives on the beach
j u st north of the colony.
•'There's no way to sleep at
night."
In Santa Barbara, mudslides
threatened houses.·but no
serious damage was reported.
Some rural mountain com-
munities, where the snow level
stood at 7,000 feet, were reported
virtually cut off as mud and
rocks dropped onto the twisting
narrow highways leading there.
Train Derailed
MOJAVE (AP) -A 103-<:ar
Southern Paclflc freight train
d e railed here, sending 12
carloads of potash careening
across State Highway 58, block-
ing the eastbound lanes of the
roadway. No Injuries were re·
ported.
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CO RSIER SUR VEVEY,
Switzerland CAP) -Police say
they have no clues to the identity
of grave robbers who stole
Charlie Chaplin's body from a
small, unguarded Swiss village
cem etery two nights ago.
They said no ranBom demand
has been received, and they would
:not speculate on other possible
motives for the theft.
Chaplin died Dec. 25 and was
buried two days later in a small
cemetery on a rarely traveled
dirt roatl near this Lak& Geneva
village where he spent the la~
20 years of his life.
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RAIN •••
soaked ground near the creek.
An SCE spokesman said efforts
were under way to r einforce the
pole.
In Newport Bea>cb. where
swirling tides threatened the
lifeguard station at the Newport
Pier, lifeguard Capt. Logan
Lockabey said sandbagging ef·
forts so far have prevented ma·
jor damage.
Otbel" cities reported cleanup
operations under way, althouah
Back Bay Drive in Newport
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood
Control spokesman said the
break in the storms permitted
water to be released from flood
control reservoirs, whi~h are
now quite low.
The southwest comer of the
San Clemente pier remained
closed as did a stairway cloeer
to ttie pier's base, both damaged
by high tides.
Pacific Coast Highway from
A venida Estacion to Camino
CaplstTano in San Clemente was
also closed today aa city road
crews cleared away mud and
rocks from eroding cliffs.
Flooding problems Thursday
in Laguna Beach forced the clos·
ins of Laruna Canyon Road.
Telonic Altair, a manufacturing
plant in the Big Bend area of the
road, sent borne more than 100
.m p~~5 .Que. to Uu.v
water flow. The road wu cloeed
from 2to5p.m.
For the :U-hour period end.lnl
tbia morning, • 73 incbe1 OI rain
-~ muaurecl...at Otanp_Co&B
Collete in Colt. N"•• for a
season total of 22.36, up from
7.13lut1ear.
Measured rainfall ln Laauna
N11uel overnJiht was .67 lnch~: in Huntinlton Beach, .'2 lnchel;
in Santa Ana, .81 inches and at
Santtaao Peak on Saddlebaclc
Mountain, 2.5 lnchea.
June ballot measure that wouid
cut property taxes about 60
percent.
"The Jarvis initiative is a tax
trap," the Democratic governor toll! reporters.
And he described the bill, SB 1
by Sen. Peter Behr, R·Tlburon,
as "honest property tax relief."
"Jar vis will require income
lax, sales, corporation tax in·
,., ore..-,u.a, wl.lt ~ • d · catcb people when they are not
looki:\g," Brown said.
But the J arvis forces re·
m alned confi~nt that their in·
itiative would become an
a me n dm e nt t o the state
Constitution and override the
BehrbUl.
Th e secretary of United
Or1antiations or Taxpayers,
through which Jarvis works,
was asked if the bill would
undercut the chances of the in·
itiati ve.
The secretary, Leona
M agid1son, replied: "No, not as
long as the press makes it clear
that the legislation would be for
only one year. It's not a con·
stitutional a mendment, and
could be changed at any time."
T he Behr bill would not take
effect unless the Jarvis initiative
is rejected by voters and
a n other ballo t measure,
Proposition 8, is approved.
SB 1 would also raise the
renters' income tax eredit to $75,
provide additional ald for elder·
ly homeowners and renters, and
slap a property tax revenue
limit on cities and counties -
a mong other things.
The bill languished in com-
mittee last year while
lawmaker.s fought over other tax
plan,S, but it beean to emerge as
the Legislature's alternative to
Jarvis after passing the Senate
in J anuary.
· Wh.e 'mHIW'e beaan·to mo.
swiftly this \ffek after Behr. re·
moved a controversial homes.
sales profits tax, and pressure
built for quick approval of an
alternative to Jarvis.
A 79-0 Assembly vole Thurs·
day morning sent the measure
back to the Senate for a vote on
Assembly amendments.
But the bltl ran into last·
minute opposition in the upper
house from liberals and con-
servatives who contended it did
too llttle for renters, the <lli·
abled and the poor, and did not
insure against future tax hikes.
Anita Invited
To Fund Fest
SEATl'LE (AP) - A SeatUe
policeman trying for a repeal of
the city's laws barrint · dis ·
crimJnatlon against homosex·
uala bas invited singer Anita
Bryant to appear at a June fund-
ralalng concert.
Jackie Lee. Mias Bryant's
asent, Hid that officer David
Estes· made the request. The
SeaWe Center Colbeum booldnt
office conflrmed that Eat.ea bu
a "tentative bold" for June 30.
Mlsa »ryant led a successful
fight last year to repeal a gay
rights law in Miami.
F,.._P.,,.Al
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water.
Part of the purpose ot a two-
day truce the rangers called,
which stretched to three days to-
day, was to make her believe
just that.
But zap Bubbles they will, as-
s ures Kobrin. How to do it ..yas
being decided in Lion . Country
boardrooms.
Ran1ers were encouraged by
Bubbles' frequent forays &om
her pond to munch the altalf a
and oat& they've been setting out
for her. about 1S feet from the water. f'\..... _
They say she worn-venture_.
any farther than that.
Alao at Lion Country today to
r e_Rresent _blj»po otamus !.!!.:.__ reresf:s was -crev"ilantt mory, a
televialon crltJc-cum·•nimal lov·
er who ii pru!~nt of the Fund
for AQ.lmala.
Most Becnulled
Lynda Carter, star of the
TV series "Wond er
Woman," has been voted
the ''most beautiful woman
in the world" at the annual
co nv e ntion of th e
International Academy of
Beauty.
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DO(;TOR •..
baby wH a victim of manual
stn:ngulalion.
Miss Weaver claims in her
action that Waddill misinformed
her on the state of her preg·
nancy when she was examined
by him.
She s~ Waddlll told her
she was in her 22nd week or
pregnancy. Prose c utio n
testimony has been to the effect
that she was 31 weeks from con·
h c,eW.i9~t-, .. .
Miss Weaver states that if stie
had been · aware or the true
st atus or her pregnancy she
would not have had an abortion.
Waddill attempted to abort
her by injecting tbe mother with
a sallne solution, a method that
ends the llle of the tetus in the
womb and caUJe5 tbe mother to
expel the fetus.
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Oolaeln LafJ
THE AUTHOR DAVID RORVJK, could not be reached. His
agent, Barbara Lo.;enstein .. and spokesmen for Lippincott refused
to discuss details ofthe book pending publicatiOt'L
Lippincott publicist Dlanltla Hucheson said the book would be
available June 5 when people .. could read the whole story."
The ad is headlined : "A human baby created in a laboratory is
14 months old." It says: "To protect the child from harmf~l
publicity and other participants from certain controversy, Rorv1k
refuses to di vulge names or places, but be describes fully the
clrcumstancea of his involvement in this mornentou.s development
and the details of the scientific procedure ltseU."
TH E NEW YORK POST quoted an unnamed source identified
only as a close associate of Rorvik as saying the child was a boy
and was the "clone" or genetic duplicate of a U.S. millionaire, in
his 60s, who "wanted an exact copy of himself.'' ·
In cloning, the process referred to in the title, the nucleus of a
som atic or body cell ls put inter an en cell from which the nucleus
bas been removed. The en then begins to divide and grow and
could become a mature animal, identical to the one whose cell was
used.
British scientists, wtthln the last decade, produced a living
frog through cloning a single cell from another frog. Genetics ex ·
perts say, however, that such a process Involving humans is
virtually impossible at this point. -"YOU HA VE TO REMEMBER that a clone is an exact
duplicate of an individual and that's very difficult to accomplish,"
said Dr. Stanley Kalkow of the Uni versity of Washington. "There's
no one in this country with the facilities to do it. In this country. re-
. search on ova and things of this nature are very strictly con·
trolled."
Dr . Judy Hall of the university's ge netics laboratory said that
cloning a human "is so far from the realm of possibility, it must be
science fiction. It's just not possible for mammals."
The Post quoted Dr. Liebe F. Cavalieri. a molecular biologist
at the Sk>an-Kettering Institute, aa saying: "If this is not a hoax, it
is the most appalling, dangerous medical experiment in hiatory."
Retirement Bill Amended
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Most
American workers could stay on
the job until age 70 under a bill
expected to whisk through
Congress soon, while federal
employees could stay on the
payroll indefinitely.
A House-Senate conference
committee worked out final de·
t ails Thursday of Jeglslatlon that
abolishes most requirements in
private business that workers
r etire at age 65. It also does
away with the feder al goy-~
ernment's age-70 limit. •
But executives "in a high
policy-making capacity" who
would have retirement incomes
of $27,000, minus Social Security,
woul d be exempt trom the
legislation. Businesses could
still rettre them at 65.
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VOL 71., NO. 6~ 4SECTlONS,AO PAG£S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. FRlDAY,.MARCH '3, 1978 · C TEN:cENTS
J I Mesa
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of ... o.llyl't ........
Few issues have generated as
• inuch controversy in Costa Mesa
as the lengthy dispute over the
zoning Cate or 63.8 acres in the
north part oC the city near South
Ceast Plaza.
The issue has been In the city
spotlight for nearly two ye~.
Up to now, the fight has involved
residents or north Costa Mesa,
the City Council and the de·
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Another
Stonn
Tonight
By J~CKIE HYMAN
Of tM O.ily P'llM StaH
A break in rainstorms late
Thursday and early today gave
Orange Coast city and county
workers tim~ to clean up mud
aod debris and brace for another
storm expected tonight.
The National Weather Service
f put the chance or rain at nearly
100 percent tonight and Sallll'· I day, with rain heavy at times.
Another break was forecast for
r
Sunday.
One of the hardest hit areas of I the storms has been Trabuco t Canyon, wh ere an El Toro f Marine Corps Air Station search
. and ..,.escue helicopter crash I landed early today while aiding
the Oranf{e Cou nty Fire
Department m a rescue.
The helicopter reportedly
crash-landed while trying to
break lhreugh cloud cover to
r escue a youn g woman ap·
parentlr suffering from ap·
pendicitts. No serious injuries
occurred and the woman was
carried across swollen Trabuco
Creek in a basket on rope pulleys,
a fire department spokesman said.
The Coto de Caza area in
Trabuco Canyon also faces
possible power failure as a
malnllne Southern California
, Edison power pole teeters in the 1 soaked ground near the creek.~
; An SCE spokesman said efforts
: were under way to reinforce the pole.
In Newport Beach, where
swirling tides threatened the
lifeguard station at the Newport
Pier, lifeguard Lt. Logan
Lockabey said sandbagging ef·
forts so far have prevented ma-
jor damage. ·
Other cities reported cleanup
operations under way, although
Back Bay Drive in Newport.
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood <See RAIN, Page AZ)
Newport~at
NewsBoy Hits·
Harbor ·Racks
Zoning Fight Before Voters
velopers of three parcels <Arnel
Company partners Harry
Rinker and George Argyros and
Henry Roberts and He nry
Segerstrom).
But on Tuesday, it will be
Costa Mesa's 36,411 voters who
will have their say on the
· m alter. They will vote to decide
if the controversjal acreage
should be rezoned Crom medium
density to a designation that
would allow only single.family
homes on the property.
The question will be on the
municipal ballot on which voters
also wlJI make their selections
for two city council seats.
Wh atever the outcome oC the
ballotinft, Tuesday's municipal
vote will be just another step
toward a final resolution.
The three parcels involved are
on Bear Street bel ween the San
Diego f'reeway and Sunflower
Avenue.
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YOUNG HARBOR SEAL IN TEMPORARY QUA"'ERS
Rough Sea• Driving Seegobig Mtmrnal1 to Shot•
sea Lion Saga
NB Li/eguardil Rescue Nine
Along with all the other
phenomena produced by the
string of Pacific storms hilting
Newport Beach. lifeguards say
they have found themselves up to
their necks in sea lions.
Well perhaps it's not quite that
bad, but Lifeguard Lt. Logan
Lock a bey said he and his men
have aided nine beached sea
lions since Wednesday.
"I guess they come ashore to
get away !rom the rough seas."
he specUlated, noting that the
animals are in various states of
health.
The seagoing mammals are
not just washing up on the ocean ·
beaches, he said. "They are
turning up in peoples' patios.
They go to step outside in the
morning and .there's a sea lion
staring at them."
Lockabey said Newport Beach
uteguards will be glad to take a
sea lion off any resident's hands
as long as they're not handling
some other emergency al the
time.
The g u a rd s have an
India Nixes Jet
NEW DELlll, India (A P)
The Indian government says it
will not let the Concorde fly over
Indian terrltory.
agreement with a Lagana Beach
orftanization call the Friends of
the Sea Lions and they take the
animals down to the Art Colony
where they are cared for untU
they're sufCiclentll recovered to
go back to sea.
Lockabcy says he's never seen
anything like the inOux or sea
lions, which he says seems .to be
happenlng all along the Orange
Coast.
·'I guess the bad weather af.
reels them too," he said.
Grave Robbers
left No Clue
CORSIER SUR VEVEY,
Switzerland (AP) -Police say
they have no clues to the ide.ntity
of grave robbers who stole
Charlie Chaplin's body from a
small, unguarded Swlsa village
cemetery two night.a ago.
They said no ransom demand has been received, and t hey would
not speculate on other possible
motives for the theft.
Chaplln died Dec. 25 and wu
buried two days later in a small
cemeler)' Ob a rarely traveled
dirt road near this Lake Geneva
village where be spent the last
20 years ot his life.
City officials say passage or
the initiittive will mean another
lawswt brought by developers
against the North Costa Mesa
Homeowners Association and the
city.
Developers contend the rezone
.,,ould be "spot zoning," and all
concerned agree lhal an
eventual court settlement would
be costly and time consumini.
The question of whether
homeowners have the right to
rezone a relatively small section
of 14tnd could eventually be de·
cided in the California Supreme
Court, which bas upheld similar
r ezones. although on larger
sections of land.
If the reione proposal is de·
feated al the polls, developers
say they would be willing to
come before the city wtth a com-
promise involving a professional
oCCice complex on a large
portion of the acreage and,
probably, some apartments.
Arnel's plan for several hWldred
apartments oo a portion of the
property is what started the con·
troversy.
The compromise plan was
brought before the city council
this week, but councilmen re-
fused to comment because of
possible legal ramifications.
Also, the council did not want
to mislead voters into thinking
(See ZONING, Page A2)
Tax Bill Inked
Brown Pledges No New Increase
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. today signed
a Sl.4 billion bill to cut property
taxes, pledging no new across·
the·board tax increase while he
is governor.
The Democratic governor said
that he would avoid a general
tax increase where sales, in-
come and all other state taxes
would be increased at the sam e
lime.
"I am pledging no new
Mariries
Won't Try
Hippo Job
By PIDUP &OSMAIUN
Of• a.a, ._SWH
Bubbles the hlpp0polamus
slept like a baby early today on
the.bank& of the pond off Laguna
Canyon Road she aa,. claimed
for berown.
Her cfOctat domicile la LIClfl
Country Safart, Croat ,wbl~b she
moved Feb. 3>.
Today_.. Lion £0\Hltry
administrators and zoologists
·met to decide bow best to
' encourage Bubbles to come back
home, after 12 days and 11
nights in the wilds juat outside
Laguna Beach.
Thursday they tried to call ln
the marines.
"They've got the equipment
we need," said J erry Kobrin, a
Lion Country vice president.
"They have bii amphibious
things, with pontoons. and
forklifts, and cargo nets," he
sai~
Aut, he said, the marines pre-
ferred to let the private sector
have the first crack al catching
Bubbles.
Bubbles, meanwhile, grew in·
creasingly confident that the
Lion Country ranaers who have
been her more-or.Jess constant
companions aren't going to zap
her with a tranquilizing dart
every time she comes out of the
water.
Part of the purpose of a lwo-
day truce the rangers called,'
which stretched to three days to-
day, was to make her believe
just that.
But zap Bubbles they will, as-
sures Kobrin. How to do it was
being dtcided in Uon Country
boardrooms.
Rangers were .encouraged by
Bubbles' frequent forays from
her pond to munch the allalf a
and oatt they've beett 1etttpa out
for her, about 15 feet from the
water. •
They ·~ 1be Won't. venture anyCartherthanthaL
<See IDPPO. Page A2)
general tax increase as Jong as r
am go,·emor," Brown, who is
seeking a second term. told re-
porters at a Capitol news con·
ference.
Brown also said he planned to
campaign vigorousJy against the
Jarvis initiative on the Jutle
ballot.
Brown , surrounded by
legislative sponsors of the bill,
s~gned the-measure at a formal
ce~emony in .the Capitol news
AP' Wire ....
Mo.t Beautiful
Lynda Carter. star of the
TV se ries "Wonder
Woman," has been Yoted
the .. most beautiful woman
in the world" at the annual
co n vention of the
International Academy of
Beauty.
Jury Divided .
In CM 'Snuff
Movie Trial
conference room.
At the ceremony, he said he
did not believe the Jarvis
measure would win voter ap-
proval and said he thought it had
··serious constitutional pro·
blems.•· l
The bill, which would cut
horn eowner property taxes at
least 30 percent, was sent to i
Brown Thursday after a break
in a legislative deadJock that
<See BROWN, Page AZ>
Derailed
Train
Sabotaged
WASHINGTON CAP> -
Sabotage caused the Florida
train derailment Sunday that re-
leased deadly chlorine gas and •
killed eight people, a federal .
nfety agency said today.
"Our investigators have de·
termined that the derailment
n~•r Youngstown. Fla., was
caµsed by sabotage as a result of someone misaligning the rails
at a joint in the track," said
Kay Bailey, acting chairman of
the National Transportation
Safety Board.
Miss Bailey said she passed
the information to FBI Director
William Webster and that the
FBl has "taken over the search
tor the persons res)>Onsible." A tank car carrying the
chlorine gas ruptured early Sun·
day after about 40 cars of an
Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay
Railroad freight train deraiJed. A
ghostly yellow cloud of chlorine j
floated over a nearby highway. I
killing eight., people and injuring
nearly 100.
Many of the bodies were found .
on the median strip or the four·
lane road where the victims fell
after apparently trying to
escape the fumes when the
chlorine choked their cars·
engines.
A bout 1,000 res idents near
'Youngstown were force d to
evacuate their homes. /'
Miss Bailey said safefy board
investigators found that some-
one deliberately r emoved a
metal joint that joins two pieces
of track together and pulled the
rail off to the side "so nothing
could happen but that the
locomotive would go off the
track."
Coast
Weather
an o ra near
percent and becoming
heavy at times late tonight
and Saturday. Lows
toniwht in sos. Highs
Saturda_y S8 to 63_;_ __
INSIDE TODAY
Recrtolkmal horseback rid·
ing remaiM pt>pJlar, bur lllere
are few place a ,tn Orange Coun-
ty where horwa con be rented.
Tho,. rental atablet ovoilable
11rc f eotured in atol']/ Oftd
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A!l DAILY PILOT C
By The Aslj()clated Press
Numerous houses in rural
Simi Vulley were e vacuated
briefly today after officials in
the Ventura County · comml•nity
feared that a small earthen dam
would burst and flood the dwell·
lngs.
The evacuation, in a SO·block
section subdivision nicknamed
the "Texas tract," was ordered
* * * E'ro•PageAl
RAIN ...
Control spokesm a n said the
break in the storms permitted
water to be released from flood
control reservoirs, which are
now quite low.
T he southwest corner or the
San Clemente pier r emained
closed as did a stairway closer
to the pier 's base, both damaged
by high tides.
Paci(ic Coast Jlt ghway from
A vcnida Estacion to Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente was
also closed lodliy as city road
crews cleared away mud and
rocks from eroding cltffs.
Flooding problems Thursday
in Laguna Beach forced the clos·
ing of La~una Canyon Road.
Telonic Altair, a manufacturing
plant in the Big Bend area of the
road. sent home more than 100
l'mployees due to the heavy
water now. The road was cl05ed
rrom 2to5p.m
For the 24-hour ~riod ending
this morning, 73 inc·hes of rain
"'a~ mca:.ured at Orange Coast
College in Costa Mesa, for a
season total of 22.36, up from
7 13 last year.
~1 ca s ured rainfall In Laguna
Niguel overnight was .67 inches;
in Huntington Beach .. 42 inches;
in Santa Ana .. 37 inches and at
Santiago Peak on Saddleback
~1 ountain, 2.5 inches.
Front Page Al
BROWN •..
had draggcd (or months. <Relat-
l'd photo. AS)
Arter the 32·6 vote, Brown for
the first time spoke out publicly
against the Jarvis initiative, a
June ballot measure that would
cul property taxes about 60
percent.
"The J ar vis initiative is a tax
trap," the Democratic governor
told reporters.
And he described the bill, SB 1
b~ Sen. Peter Behr, R-Tiburon.
as "honest property tax relief."
"Jarvis will r equire Income
tax. sales, corporation tax In-
creases that wHl come up and
catch people when they are not
looking," Brown said.
But the Jarvis forces re-
m alncd confident that their In·
itiatlve would become an
amendment to the state
Cons titution and override the
Behr bill.
The secretary or United
Organizations or Taxpayers.
through which J arvls works.
was asked if the bill would
undercut the chances o( the in-
itiative.
The secr etary, Leona
M agidison, replied: "No, not. as
long as the press makes It clear
that the legblation would be ror
only one year. It's not a con·
stitulional amendment, and
could be changed at any time." .
The. Behr bill would not take
effect unless the Jarvis initiative
is rejected by voters and
another ballot measure.
Proposition 8, Is approved.
SB 1 would also raise the
renters' income tax credit to $75,
provide additional aid for elder-
ly homeowners and renters, and
slap a property tax r evenue
limit on cities and counties -
am ong other things.
The bW languished In com·
mittee last year whtle
lawmakers fought over other tax
plana, but it began to emerge as
the Legislature's alternatlve to
J arvia after passing the Senate
ln J anuary.
O"ANOI COAST c
DAILY PILOT
as clouds from the latest storm
m oved into Southern California,
threatening new r ain after a
night of partly cloudy skies
throughout muc'h or t6e area.
But the Simi Valley Police
Department called off the
evacuation shortly after it
began, saying there was no im·
minenl danger or the dam's col·
lapse.
An unidentified spokeswoman
for the Ventura County Fire
Department said w ater was
bubbling over the top of the dam
Fro•PageAJ
GATES •••
Newport Beach stock broke/age
firm Sbearson, Hayden, Stone
Inc.
The s heriff's amended dis·
closure statement also s hows
that he received a Joan or less '
than $10,000 from Clint H008e Jr.
of Newport. Beach and repaid a
loan to the Oranee Count)'
Postal Credit Union during im.
Another amendment to Gates~
disclosure statement covered in-
stallment payments made to
him by three sheriff de-
partment's employees that cov-
er a 1972 Rivers ide County
property sale.
Gates also added some in·
ves tments to his disclosure
statement.
Among t hem was a n in·
\'CS tment or under $10,000 cover-
ing his one third interest in a
nev. ly formed joint ve nture
A very Associates.
Also omitted from his original
statement but included in the
amended declaration was his in·
terest in a family partnership
that owns land in the Mojave
Desert reportedly part ol an
estate· he. two sisters and a
brother share.
''I think initially we intended
to list everything that was re-
quired and those thJng1 omitted
simply were ml.sunderstandings
of the regulations."
Gates sald he met with Deputy
County Counsel Terry Andrus
Thursday to discu.s the report-
ing requirements.
"I doubt that I'm the only
public official in Callfornia who
dido 't include real estate loana
or mortgages on my statement,"
Gates said.
"But that I.a beside the point. I
intended and do intend to follow
the letter and splrlt of the law
and now that it h u been
clarified I'm sure tbere'll be no
more confusion."
Gates' construction and reaJ
estate loans were already a
m alter of publlc record wben n!·
corded with the county re-
corder's office at the time the
banks advanced the money.
On the sheet requlrinc public
officials to Uat any cltta lhey
miebt have received durtne the
year , Galea ahowed "none."
F,...PageAJ
YACHT •••
Baillie, a starr commodore oC
the Balboa Yacht Club and a
member of LA YC. said shipyard
workers were attemptinl to
refloat the yacht by flotation
material. It was to be towed to
the San Pedro Boal Workl for
survey t.oday, weather permll·
ting.
-Prell m lnary ins pe ctton
showed that the yacht could
possibly be repaired, Balllle
said.
NewsBoy Ce.x·Easterner> ti a
wooden 12-meter buUl ln 1951 by
the Chandler Hovey f amity of
New York for campa1gnln1 in
t he Amerlca•s Cup trials.
The yacht failed to win de·
rense honors ln 1958, t96a and
1964. Baillie purchased ber ft'om
the Hovey family and shipped it
to Newport Beach in 1966.
The boaL la permanently
moored at the Balboa Yacht
Club ancboraae.
After convertln1 the yacht !or
ocean r acin1. Balllle
campaigned lt succe11fuUy In
numerous otlsbore race• out of
Newport and Ia Anaeles.
N ewe Boy bas been rt rat to
n.0<>-c...10.11,,.. ... w1111WO!ldl•u-· finish In the Newport to =:::-,.~,:~·::;:-~.:.::.-= En1tnada race 1lx Umea and ~~ MeM.., llltev~..e.1 ..., C:..16 WIS • tbree-••-e wtnner ol tbe ..._. .. M~. HWl'll ............ ,,_. Will • ·~ •~"'ft•, sit<ldWNt·~··~v·1111"· .. ',!"""~+--..;Lo;;.;;s;..;.A~n;:a:.;e~lesb....Tlmea Troph ln .............. ..._ ....... ......,.... ...
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NewaBo7 never had an en8ifte,
but one o the lt.ms of lnurest
about the yacht 11 a niabt C!lub
l)lano Installed below.
Tbe piano wu rather wet and
IOHY and would r.qulre • blt of
retunlns, acc«dlna M> Ballllo,
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and the water·dren ched
foundation appeared "very shaky."
Further de tails on the
evacuation, just below a small
man made lake in the northeast
section or the hilly bedroom
community, were sketchy.
Further south, a nighttim"!
raft ride on the rain swollen San
Gabriel River ended in disaster
today with the death of a
woman, the disappearance of a
man and the rescue of two other
persons aboard a capsized ralt..
The dead w oma n was
identified as Gloria Holguin, 28.
or Bell Gardens. Deputies said
the woman appal"ently died of
exposure and not from drown-~n g. She was wearing a life
Jacket. a SPokesman said.
A helicopter and sea search
continued tor David Mellon. 34,
of Norwalk, whom authonticl>
reared had been swept out to
sea. •
Bot Car in lrrine
' Tht:>. fir<'. "hiC'h app<.1renlly !>tarted in the
e n g in e, dcslroy~d this 1964 VW bus
~longing to Jo'loyd :\Jm'lrn of Tustin. An
Irvine police offin·r saw the smoke and
pulled Martin, who hadn"t not iced that
anything was wrong, O\'er to the sid<> of
the San Dte~o Freeway near Laguna
Can yon ut ahout 3 :30 p.m Thursday.
Firemen s;ml thL'.V orrived at the scene
too lute to s <1,·e the• \'C hicle. There were no
in 1uril'S. Thl· t:.iu~r of the fire i!-. bein g in· v~st igated .
WNING BATTLE BEFORE MESA VOTERS ••• the compromise necessarily
would be approved.
Following Tuesday's election.
at least one new race will join
the City Council, and possibly
two, if incumbent Mayor Norma
Hertzog fails in her re-election
bid. This will certainly have an
Impact on the council's attitude
toward any compromise, if the
Initiative is defeated.
Jr one word could be used to
pinpoint the cause of the rezone
petition being on the ballot, it
would be .. apartments.··
Developers representing the
Amel Company of Santa Ana re·
cei ved clly approval for 539
apartments and 127 s ingle·
family homes on -13 -.cres, the
largest or the three parcels con-
cerned.
Objections Lo the apartments
by north Costa Mesa resident~
led to the circulation of the re·
zone petition.
~· \
11858 r ' ca\end• ---
TONIGlfl'
OCC PLANETARIU M
''From Hel'e to Infinity.'• March
3 and 4, 7:30 and 9 p.m.
"GREECE IN FOCUS" -
Travelogue, OCC Auditorium, 8
p.m . Fret.
FRIDAY NIGHT FILM -
"Touch ol Clan," OCC Forum.
7:15 p.m .
OCC LECTURES -"Energy
for Tomorrow," Science Lecture
1 ; ''Treasures of Egypt," Fine
Arts 119 ; "LI vi n g with
A lternativea," Fine Arts 116:
.. Assertion Training," Science
HalJ; "Hang Gliding," •Science
Lecture 2; All 7:30 p.m.
"VOLPONE" -South Coast
Repertory Theater, Tuesday.
Sunday through April 23. 8 o.m.
SA TtJJlDA V • .MAJlCH ·,
CHILDREN'S FILM SERIES
-"Tom Thumb," OCC Forum,
1 p.m . 50 cents.
SATURDAY EVENING
FILMS -''Grapes of Wrath,"
OCC Fine Arts 119, 8 o .m .
SUNDAY, MARCH s
OCC CONCERT -Communi·
ty Sy ~ph ony Orchestra,
Auditorium, 4 p.m. $2.
BUDDY ·RI CH &
ORCHESTRA -OCC
Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. $4.
Dream Ended
For Presley
'l.AJOkalike'
De.veJopers responded by
slapping a $2.S million lawsuit
against the homeowners, ela1m·
ing lnitiatl\'e pet1t1on passers
were mispresentang the project
as high density City zoning on
the pa recl C'all:. ror medium
density.
This lawsuit v. ai. throv.-n out of
court. but de\'elopcrs filed a
second one, ttus time against the
city Cor placin1 the rezone
petition on t.he ballot as it was
required by law to do. Th1s suit
also raUed.
With the exception of
Councilman Dom Raciti, the
council which had approved the
Arn<'I apartment plan, then
drafted a sa mpl e ballot
argument a~aini.t the rezone in·
1tiatin. The counc il majority
claim s the init iati ve was
prim a ril y a produ ct o f
e motionalism a nd that the
potential rezone I!> t()o
restrictive.
The council then asked the
residents and developers to try to
ncgot iate a settlement.
This led to the compromise tor
a .. garden type" office complex
Arne! Development would abo
go ahead with 127 homes on p&trt
of the acreage.
While the homeowners and de
velo pers reached agreeme nt
on 17 or the 18 points outlined 10
the compromise, they failed in
their attempts lo have the
council support the plan. This
was the missfng factor in the
compromise.
So the battle lines arc drawn
for Tuesday·~ election. On one
side. there are the homeowner!>.
who claim they have every right
to decide on the development or
land adjacenttothcir homes.
The developers say they arc
'Willing to try the compromise
proposal ii city voters defeat tht·
initiative.
At any rate, the homeowner!'>
and dc\'clopers will be meeting
again following Tuesday's \'Oll'
Th e two sides ma y fin d
themselves in court to test th<'
constitutional power of the re-
zone initiatl\c. or before the Ctt\·
Council with another attempt .i.t
reaching a compromise.
Leaders Plan
Pact Tactics
WA S HIN GTON <A P > •
S<>nnte ll•udcrs are moving to ex
pcditt• ac·lion on the Panamo
Ca na l trcatic•s, despite \'iC'C· Pr~:.ident Walter F. Mondale'!>
JUd~ment that the tactics of ttw
pa('ts' opponents muy be hurting
their cause.
The leadership of both part1el>
supports the agreements.
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~· WASHINGTON (AP) -
·Tongsun Park is reportedly aiv· ·, ing the House ethics comm1tlee-
w6at two members call seamy,
odious and ugly details on using
COlD m {sslons Crom U.S. r ice deals :in an alleged attempt to buy con-
!Cl'Hsional influence for South •Korea. 7 "We covered the most odious
; episode in the story today," Rep.
Bruce Caputo, R-N. Y .• said alter
Thursday's clo s ed -door
questioning ol Park.
''It was a conspiracy of
,American busineasme n , con-
gressmen and Koreans to make
blatantly improper payments
o ver a sustained period of time
'with U.S. taxpayers' money,"
Caputo said.
"The details are revolting,"
be said. ·
,
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Friday. Marc h 3 1978 DAIL y PILOT A3
Netcport Talk
Lawyer CritiC ,
Stallds Firni
By TOM BARLEY
Of ui. o.ur Pllet Sutt
Orange County lawyers were
told Thursday nigllt that Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. fully
s upports comments by legal
aide J . Anthony Kline that led to
Kline be~ censured last week
by the California State Bar. •
The unrepentant Kline told an
Orange County Bar Association
audience in Newport Beach that
all the criticism s he has made
about California's lawyers and
legetl systems are still valid and
will not be withdrawn.
.. Most Californians don't go to
ce>urt because the y s imply can't
afford to go to court," he said.
Rep. Millicent Fenwick. R-
N .J., said. "the whole thing 1s
ugly."
O..tly ,. • ._. SuH ....... MARINE CORPS HELICOPTER LIES IN WRECKAGE IN TRABUCO CANYON AREA
Only Minor Ankle Sprain Among Five Men Aboard; Chopper Heavily Damaged
And Kline repeated the com-
ment that brought him into con-
flict with the s tate bar ·
"Lawyers are part of the prob·
lem a nd not part of the
solution. And r m ean that."
Reps. Fenwick and Caputo re·
fused under committee secrecy
rules to reveal any of Park's
testimony but said he gave ne w
details on payments that
already have been disclosed.
Witnesses at the committee's
public hearings m October said
Park got more than S9 million in
rice commissions as South
Korea 's only U.S. rice bu'yer and
used s ome of that money to try
to buy mnue ncc in Congress.
Park denies the influe nce·
buymg charge and says he con-
tributed to more than two dozen
congressmen because they were
friends and because he hoped to
further his rice business.
T od ay's questioning session
was canceled because Park was
sufformg from JCl l:tg and an up-
se t stomach. a nd because snow
made 1t ruCficult to gel Park to
the Capitol from the place in the
country whe re he is being kept,
·his lawyer said.
. Former Orange County t'On-
gr essm an Richard P. Hanna
goes on trial next month on
charges of helping convince the
South Kore an government to
make Park his n ee dealer and of
cons piring with Park to try to
buy influence in Congrl!SS
Former Director Kim Hyung
Wook o f the So uth Korean
Central Intelligence Agency has
testified he helped make Park
Seoul's n ee dealer afte r Hanna
promise d some of the com·
miss ion money would be -spread
among other congressmen "lo
help Korea's cause."
:100 Families
:Isolated in
Fa11brook
·BY Tbe Associated Press
Heavy flooding was reporte d
in scattered areas of San Diego
County.
About 100 famili es ne ar
. Fall brook in the northern part of
(he county were isolated when
the r a in -s w o ll e n Santa
Margarita River tore down a
·power pole and the rains flooded
roadways.
One San Diego County res-
ervoir overflowed for the first
time in 26 1ears and three others
threatened to top theit barriers.
County otflcllils said Lake
Poway reached total capacity or
3,210 acre feet and began s pill-
ing over about 10:30 p.m. Thurs-
day.
; • Lake Hodges Reservoir south
"Of Escondido and San Vicente
;;Reservoir north of Lakeside
were expected to crest today.
• Olficiala said there was no im-
mediate threat to life or proper-
ty by the overflow. But the add-
ed water was expected to ·••ell already flooded rivers to
t be sea, especially the San Diego
R iver flowing through Mission
Va lley w,here m any crossings
were. ~losed.
Marine COpter Crashes Kline told Orange County
lawy,ers and judges that he was
"absolute ly shocked" at what he
called the "negative approach
and closed minds" or a board of
governors which voted 11·5 to
cens ure him.
'LAWYERS A PROBLEM'
Legal A ide Kline
El Toro Craf t Hits Tree; Fivti Escape Injury
"
and. indC<.'d, most professions m
the United States today
··our people are r easses!>1nJ;!
the power of the professions." he
warned. "There is a new wa\t'
and a new spirit a broad in the
land and lawyers. doctors and
A M ar inc Corps helicopkr on
a rescue m1ss1un crashed earl}
this morning 1n the 'J r,1hu111
<.:a nvon an•a
One of the fi\'l• ml·n on lioard
suffered a minor ankle '>pra1n
T here were no other 1n.1urit·.,
llowe\'er. the spokcsm an sa1cl.
there wa:-. !>Uhst anllal damas,:e to
the hchl'opter which 1s worth an
est1m at cd Sl.5 mill ion
Infant's Death
\ '-J>Ol..<·..,man ;it thl· El Toro
~1 a rinl' < orps Air Station said
thl' \tJrl'h ;.rnd rl'M'UC <SARI
hl'l H·CllJl\•r \\ J '> n.} tnj! tn pitl'h
hlad. :-.kH·i-\l'lll·d with lov.
t lou<h ..,hurth bdort· I :t m
\\ ht•n 11 hit a tr0t'l' and v. cnl down
.1b11ut t'tJ.!hl mite·.., t·ast of El Toro
m·ar Cool..!> ('or m·r
\ft1 r h1tt in~ the tree. Lht-pilot
Waddill Defense
To Begin Monday
Ry TOM BARLI-:\'
Of ti. 0..oly Pll•I U~H
Dr Wilham Raxter W:idtltll .,
tv.o lawyers v.111 open hie; 1lt
fense l\tonda:r to charges thnt ht·
stra ngled to death a newborn
bab) that he had c;1rh~r hult•d to
abort.
Prosiecutor Robert Cb•ttoMon clds.ecl~ cue .against Wadd1U.
44, of Hunti.ngton Harbour, alter
calling 10 witnessu for i11 ic
W¥~s ol testimony heforc the
jury in Orange. County Superior
Court Judge James K Turner's
courtroom.
Waddill's la wyer c; confirmed
late Thursday that their client
will t ake the witness stand in his
own behall during the dcten~e
phase of the trial
Chatterto n 's dosing or hi s
case coincided with the news
that the mother of the-bahv :11 -
legcdly murde red' b) Waddill to
We s tm i n s t e r Co mmun1 t)
llosoital on March 2. 1977, had
file d a la ws uit against t he
physician and the hospita l.
Mary We ave r . 18. of Hunt
ington Beach, accuses Waddill
of assault and battery a gainst
the baby girl in actions that led
to its death in the hospital
nursery. She seeks $17 m1llfon m
damages.
A coroner's autopsy la.1-er con-
cluded with the verdict that the
baby was a victim of manual
strangulation.
Miss· Weaver claims in her
action that Waddill misinformed·
her on the . state of her preg-
nancy when 11he was examined
by him.
!'>ht• 'tat1·' W.1tlrhll told her
'h•· ",,., 1n lwr 22nd "ec·k of
pr1 ~11 .111 1' l'rn ... l•cu t 1on
l1•..,t1rnon\ h." lw1·n tri the efrN·t
th,11 'ht· v.J ... JI \\1,TJ.., from ron
< t•pl11>11
\I 1,.., \\,.,I\, r ... 1.111·., I hJl 1f sh1
hart htt•n J \\ are !Jf the truC'
statu!I o! her pr nap<'Y she
would not hJt\'t' had ll n abortion
W ad11tll uttt'mpted to abort
h1·r hy in;t•t·lm~ the motht'r with
a satin(' :.olut1on. a method \.hat
ends tlic Utt< of-the fehts in the
womb anlf c·auses the mother to
expel the Ictus
But. the prosecution clnuns.
the c hild survived and Waddill's
im m ecli ulo r eaction was to
choke it to death.
H e a vy Rains
Leave Many in
Baja Home less
v. a., ahlt· to M't the hl:IH·opter
do \\ n , t ht• :-.pokc·~man s a id
A lthoui:h tht• t•ho pper v. as carr) ·
1n~ a full load of ful'I, there v.as
no f1rt•
The• marint•'> v.t·rt· attem pting
to p1d• uµ l'ount.\ 1>cir amed1l'S
ht·furt· t'\ .1l'uatin~ an ill woman
from Coto de Cius, an area
v.h1t·h v.ai. 1sol:tled by the swell
111~ T rabuco Creek When the
hcllcoplt>r c r at.hed , fireme n
brou ~ht the womtt n over the
creek 1n a i.tokes ba sket
Thi:. wal-. th<.' seeond tune a
SAR helic·optcr crashed on a
rescue m1 s~ion this )ear. In
Au g ui.t , a nothl•r he licopter
rrashc•d afkr :m l'nginc failed
v. h il c t r~ ing to pick up a
mntorC'Hhst nc•ar San J uan Hot
Springs Thc•rt· v.t•n • no 101arac:.
from that t·ra:,b either
• On board the h{'hcopter Uus
mort11ng \\erf' Capt ~fa chael
Perk m~. th(• pilot . Lt Terr)
l.l· v. 1 s. co-pil ot . Corpsman
M1ch1tt"I Thornhtll: Crew Chief
Thom a.'l J llall , and Cpl Mardy
Carne\, the m ccharu.c . -
C'arnqy urrc red the .onJrJe ~pra1n Jle was treated and re·
lensed from the station's dis-
pensary
And the governor's l egal
counsel deplored the language of
the stale bar resolution which
suggested lhat Kline's solutions
for the le~a l crisis and litigation
101oam tn California's courtl>
was remiruscent of "the people's
c·ourts in ~azi Germany and lht•
pe a s ant courts of Communi~l
China ."
Kline explained to lawyers in
the midst of some heckling
Thurs day night that he felt
many minor legal matters in-
\'Ol\'ing little time and relatively
small sums of money s hould he
settled out of c ourt b y
arbitrators away from busy trial
judges. ·
Kline s aid the oppos ition he
has encounte red from the legal
profession is indicative or the
.. greedy. short s i ghtcd pro-
tectionism" that lawyer s ex
pound and "which clogs our
courts today.''
Kime deplored lawyer~· op·
position t o d o it yourself
divorces and bankruptcies and
1tdvocated an Immediate ex-
pans ion of such litigation and
s maq claims matters "which
don •t really 1need the costly time
of Judges aiKI la"'1)1ers."
. •tll the othC'r professions are be-
ing g 1 n·n l he wurning that tht-
pu bhc h:t~ had enough.
"The professions arc s howing
thal lhl'y arc increasingly at
\'arian<:l' with the public need,"
the governor's legal counsel
s:.11d. "Lawyers are becoming ci
proble m to society in this state · ·
County Youth
.Wotinded
S a nta Ana police · a r e in·
vcs ti~alln J! the n ear -fatal
am bush shooting or a teenager
on the city·~ south side Thursday
night
Police S:'ud 17-year-old Alex
Saldano was st anding in the
front yard of his home at 408 S
Flower St. wben an assailant
fired five shots at btm
The youth was struck in the -
stomach by a single bullet and
take n to Tustin Community
Hospital whe~ he was reporfed
in critica l condition today And he vigorously condemned
what he described as the "self
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Transition Signed
Hhodesia P~t Lacks Full Backing
SALlSBUJlY, Rhodesia (AP>
-Prime Minister Ian Smith and
tbree black leaders signed an
agreement today to pave the
way for the transformation of
wbtte·rWed "Rhodesia to ·black
Zimbabwe by Dec. 31.
The agreement laying down
Lbe cuidelines for the transition
to black majority rule in the
next 10 months was signed at the
former British gov~rnor's res·
idence. now a government train·.
ingcenter.
BISHOP ABEL Muzorewa, who
claims the largest political
following among the black
leaders, wore a cloth cap and a
flowing blue JJld white Wes~
African gown over his clerical
attire. The other two, the Rev.
Ndabaningi Sithole and Chief Jeremiah Chirau, wore business
suits, asdidSmlth.
wlll back the agreement.
Smith reaffirmed earlier
statements that "anybody who
wants to come back and work
pea_c~lully . . .. is ef!tltled to do
so on condillon they forego
terrorism.''
Meanwhile, Nkomo flew from
his headquarters in Lusaka. Zambia, to Maputo, Mozam·.
bique, to meet with Mugabe.
Sources in Lusaka said -they
would plan their new strategy in
response lo the signing of the
agreement.
~slave Girl
Arter the signing, Smith
beamed and shook hands with
each or the black leaders. Backs
were slapped, and some of the
black leaders' aides raised
clenched-fi sts in black power
salutes.
Elsewhere. there was an
a'tmosphere of gloom in
Salisbury. The agreement has
been repudiated by Joshua
Nkomo and Robert Mugabe, the
leaders of guerrillas fighting the
while regime for the past S1'J
years. They vow to keep up their
war.
THE CEREMONY capped
three months of talks ln which
Smith and the three moderate
black leaders agreed on.. con·
stitutional safeg~ards for the
268,000 whites in the futur~
naUon of 6. 7 million blacks. the
makeup of the future army, uni·
versa! suffrage. the makeup of
the transition goverQment that
will write the new constitution
l.lnd the principles to be in·
corporated into the constitution.
.. • . ..
• MIAMI (AP> A former col-
: lege professor pleaded guilty to
: using an ll·year-old African girl
: as a slave in his home, reeding
: her rice on a tin plate and giving
: her only one dress.
· Syed Riaz Hussain Shah of
: Okeechobee. formerly a teacher
: at Mlamt-Oade Comt:Qunity
: College. entered the plea in a
: federal court Thursday to a
: charge of involuntary servitude
under a plea-bargaining ar·
l'angement. He faces a max-
imum sentence of five years in
prison and a $.5,000 hne.
HIS WIFE, ISRRAT MaJed
Shah , an anesthesiologist,
pleaded J?UUty to lying to imma·
gration officers. She could be
sentenced to s ix months in
prison and fined $500.
The couple, formerly of
Pakistan, were indicted by a
federal grand jury in October
J976.
The girl, Hose lftony, was
brought to the United States
from Sierra Leone after the
Shahs promised lo educate her
... nd send money to her mother.
FBI Agent Lath~ll
Thomas testified Thursday that
neighbors and visitors said the
girl was kept constantly scrub-
bing noors by hand.
Surprise
The two lead troops based in
neighboring Mozambique and
Zambia. Troops move into
Rhodesia for battles, then go
back.
THERE ALSO IS widespread
belief that Britain, the legal co·
lonial authority, and the United
Sfates will not recognize the
settlement.
After the agreem ent was
signed today, Britain invited
Nkomo and Mugabe along with
Muzorewa and Silhole to attend
an upcoming United Nations
Security CouncU debate on the
Rhodesian situation.
Smith was not invited and the
Dritish Foreign Office offered no
immediate expl anation . A
spokesman in that office said
Smith's agreement with the
moderates will be judged by
Washington and Britain against
a U.S.-8 r i ti sh plan for
Rhodesian peace formulated
earlier.
MUZOREWA TOLD A news
conference the settlement would
dissuade guerrillas from con-
tinuing the war. And Sithole,
who founded one of the two
guerrilla movements, said "the
overwhelming majority" of the
estimated 40.000 black fi~hters
Winter Confirmed
As Coldest Ever
KANSAS CIT\', Mo. CA P> -The National Weather Service has
confirmed what many people already knew -the winter or 1977·78 is
the coldest on record in many areas of the United States.
The dividJng line between regions experienC"ing extremety cold or
generally mild weather was the Rocky Mountains. the weather
s e rvice 's National Severe
Storms Forecast Center said on
Thursday.
Winter readlngs have been
nine degrees below norm al at
Evansville, Ind., and Peoria,
Ill.: eight degrees below normal
at Indianapolis, Dubuque, Iowa,
Oklahoma City and Dallas. ,
ON THE OTllEa side of.the
Rockies. temperatures were
generally a little above average.
The last hurdle was overcome
Thursday when the negotiators
com promised on the com-
position of the transition
cabinet.
Castro
HAVANA, Cuba <AP) -Smil·
ing. and gracious, Fidel Castro
served S4 California business ex-
ecutives 100-year-old rum Thurs·
day night and tentatively ap-
proved an appearance in Cuba
by a group of American
entertainers.
He also invited a Los Angeles
Little League baseball team to
visit and promised to send a
Cuban soccer team to Los
Angeles, the visiton reported.
THE RECEPTION by the
Cuban president in the Hall or
Protocol co11ctuded a five.day
visit by the seventh delegaUoo of
American business
representatives to visit Cuba in
12 months.
The Californians were to head
home today with tentative pro-
mises of business opportunities.
But they were told to expect
little or nothing until the U.S
embargo on trade with Cuba is
lilted, the United States agrees
to buy Cuban sugar and most·
favored-nation tarirf status is
granted.
Motown Re c ords vice
chairman Michael Rosbkind
said he received tentative ai>-
prov al for a concert and
television special in Havana
later this year, possibly starring
Diana Ross and Stevi~ Wonder.
He said he will meet next week
with Cuban officials in Canada
to work out details.
JliDGE IUCKS
I
PUBUC NUDln'
The December-through·
February period was the coldest
afnce weather-keeping records
were started in such far.flung
locations as Birmingham, Ala;
Key West. Fla; Kansas City and
St. Louis. Mo.: Nashvllle.
T enn.; Lubbock, Texas;
Roanoke, Va .. and North Platte,
~ Neb.
Salt Lake City, where the
temperature averac,a 38
degree.s. recorded its frar'in.elt
winter ever. Temperatures
there have been about eight
degrees above normal.
MILAN , Jtaly CAP) -
Fernando Perez, a 29-year-old
Mex.lean man who took a nude
stroll tn Milan two years ago,
did nothing wrong, Judge
Fruceaco Dettori bas ruled.
Dettori said public nudity no
lonaer la a diltre11. It
causes IUl'JD"ise but not diseust.
he continued, and the main rea·
son people wear clothes is to
keep from getting cold.
BECOllD-KEEPING started
at varied times, but weather
records have been kept in all
areas since at least the turn oftbe
century.
Temperatures lhis winter
have averaged 13 degrees -or
11 degrees below normal -at
Great Falls. Mont., and 24
degrees -or 10 deerees below
norm al -at St. Louis.
* * *
Fred Otaby, the center's depu·
ty director, said February made
the big difference between this
winter and the winter of U7S. TT.
He said that last year.
temperatures moderated in
February after record low read·
ings In January.
* * *
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NATION /WORLD
Shooting Injures 18
Leslie B. Torrey. 21. was charged Thurs ·
day with assault with intent to commit
murder after 18 factory workers were in-
jured, two seriously.· by a barrage of
s hotgun fire in a Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
lunchroom m Jackson. Mich. Police were
puzzled by the case. •·we haven't come up
with a motive." a detective said. Among
those injured was Torrey's stepfather.
Treats
ALAN SANDORF, A Los
Angeles builder. said his con·
versation with Castro turned to
the Little League t eam he
coaches and the Cuban leader
invited them to Cuba.
.. We're going to arrange a
gam e here for you," Sandorf
said Castro told ham.
State Vi.sitors
Georgina Rothenberg of the
Los Angeles Aztecs said Castro
a pproved sending a Cuban
soccer team to Los Angeles for
two or more exhibition games
with the Aztecs within 60 days.
Sandor( said Castro asked him
at length about home building
techniques, pricing, taxes and
marketrng. Los Angeles at-
torney Charles Manatt, the
chairman or the delegation, said
Castro quizzed several others
about American politics.
economic issues, prospects for
ratifi cation of the Panama
<;anal treaties and details of
California water projects.
War Games Scheduled
Reasons lncluJ.e South Korean Remsurance
WASHINGTON \AP> · About
23,000 U.S. troops plus warships,
born bers and fighter planes are
converging on South Korea from
as far away as the l.Jnated States
for the biggest war ~ames there
in years.
A m aJor obJeCtl\ e 1s to re·
assure the South Koreans -and
demonstrate to North Koreans
that the Uruted States is ready
to come to South Korea's a.id
after withdrawal of American
ground troops.
Army Gen. John W. Vessey
Jr .. U.S. commander in Korea.
said recently that lbe purpose of
the exercise is "to show that we
can reinforce our forces in
Korea quickly. and that those
forces are ready to carry out
com bat operations with the
forces on the ground." The war
games, called ''Exercise Team
Spirit," will start next Tuesday
and last 11 days.
( J Cz.echoslovak cosmonauts began
IN SHORT preparing their Soyuz 28 capsule
for docking with the orbiting
Soviet Salyut 6 space station.
------------Tass reported. No time was
Miners Dfmcted
WASHINGTON (AP> ~ Strik-
ing miners. angry over proposed
in creases in medical bills and
t·urbs on wildcat s trikes but
worried about the sacrifices of
their continuing work stoppage.
are divided and uncertain over
whether to ratify a proposed
contract, interviews with more
than 100 local union leaders
show.
"A majority don't think much
of it. But it will be m ighty
clo~e." said Carl Willey, of
Gra1.gs\·1ue, w. Va., president
of Local 1254 of the United Mine
Workers union.
Docld"fl Planned
MOSCOW <AP> -A newly
launched team of Russian and
given for the linkup. The Soviet
news ag.ency said Soviet C!OS-
m on a ut Alexei Gubarev and
C t e c h o I !\ I o v"a k V I a d i m i r
Remek had completed 13 orbjts
around the earth since their
blastoff from Soviet Central
Asia Thursday evening.
Mail Falt~'!
WASHINGTON (AP> -Daily
mail delivery probably will not
be financially feasible by the
end of the century, outgoin~
Postmaster General Benjamin
F. Bailar says.
In a final appearance Thurs·
day on Capitol Hill. BaiJar said
the delivery of letters and other
pieces of paper is being
supplanted by other means of
com munication. including com·
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Agents· Pro.be Plane Crash
Lds ANGELES (AP) -Some 100
federal investiaators sifting through the
: charred wreckage of a Continental
J\irllnes DC-10 and interviewing sur-
vivors have found no obvious cause for
· the plane skidding off a runway and
bursting into flames.
But National Transportation Safety
Board Chairman J.ames King said
Thursday that pilot error and the con-
dition of the runway. which was wet.
have been tentatively ruled out as con-
tributory factors .
The ctash Wednesday killed two of
the 198 persons aboard and injured 74.
Eleven firemen also were injured.
.. THE INVESTIGATORS will be pay.
ing special attention to the wheels, land-
ing gear and bf aking system,'• King
said. Specialty teams also will look at
the cockpit instrument readings, the
powerplant and human factors. ·
The pilot, Charles "Gene" Hersche,
60, who was making his last flight
before retiring, should hue been able
to stop the plane on the remaining 5,000
reel of runway after aborting takeoff
when two of four tires on his left landing
eear bl ew out, officials said.
King said it was determined that the
"engines operated normally during ac·
celeratlon and deceleration and the
braking actio0 functioned normally ln·
itially." However, as the plane ap.
proached the end or the r~nway, "the
crew didn't feel that the brakes were working."
IN A DEPOSITION, Hershe, or El
Paso, Texas, said the DC-10 was travel·
ing at jutJ. under 156 knots -the critical
takeoff s}>eed -when he heard a "very
loud, metallic noise."
After that, the plane traveled another
S,000 feet before it swerved to one side.
Its left winf slammed onto the runway and caught ire.
Hersche said he had slowed the plane
to about 10 knots, but couldn't get It to
.stop complet.ely_ "We w erett'l «0in1
fast," he said. "It just didn't stop. I
can't tell you why. It seemed all tbe
way that it should have stopped.''
Hersche,who bad remained incognito
since the crash, was mterviewed by
television station KNXT.
••WHAT FAILED I don't know,"
Hersche said. "I'd have to go back ..•
Like when your car engine falls, you N ·
ally doo't know wbal happened untn
you go back and see it, and this is the
same thing. This just doesn't happen all
the time."
King said one of the few de·
terminations Investigators were 'ble to
make Thursday was that the two
victims probably died of smoke In-
halation. rather than from burna aa pre-
viously thought.
THE P R OBE WAS set back
temporarily when investigators found'
the filgbt data recorder malfunctioned
during the aborted takeoff. But King
said investigators hoped to reconstruct
tbe lost information by lntervlewlng the
pilot. crew members and passengers.
NTSB investigator Rudolph Kapustin
said the probe would also look into the
histories of the tires and whether the
plane's escape chutes, aome or which
burned, met federal flame-resistance standards.
THE FAMI LY CIRCUS. By Bil Kt>une State PT A Opposes
Jarvis-Gann Issue
LOS ANGELES (A P > -The
California PTA joined the opposition
. Thursday lo the Jarvis·Gann proper-
ty tax Proposition 13 on the June 6
ballot.
In a unanimous vote. the PTA's
90-me mtx:r Board or Governors de-
cided to oppose the measure lo .pro-
tect .. the proper education or the
children or California.''
At a news conrere nce an Los
Angeles, board president Virginia
Macy said if the measure passed it
would cut back school budgets by at
least one-third, "seriously crippling
the educational program.''
&fbon Sued
( SI'ATE J
the jet slammed into a hillside 10
miles from Port Hueneme on a
routine instrument training flight,
authorities said.
The plane's electronics warfare of-
ficer, First Lt. William A. Slone, 29,
of Huntington. W. Va., was reparted
in satisfactory condition from
multiple injuries he suffered when
parachuting to safety Thursday.
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Sen. Peter Behr
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erly lax cut bill
on Senate floor
Thursday. The
measure was·
approved by a·
32-6 vote and
sent to Gov.
Brown for
signature. ..
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"They must sleep a lot in Heaven, '~ouse ev~r~
t ime I see pictures of angels, they re weorrn
nightgowns."
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Five cities
have filed a 168 million antitrust auit
against Southern ·California Ec:Uion
Co. on grounds the utility's priclng
system allegedly violates federal
laws prohibiting monopolies and·
trade restraints.
PASADENA <A P ) -Lori
Andersen, at 21 the top singles player
on the C&lirornia St.ate Univenlty at
Northddge women's tennis t.eam. has
pleaded innocent alJler arraignment
in Pasadena Superior Court on a
charge of fatally shooting her tennis
coach.
Miss Andersen. of Granada Hills.
had pleaded innocent Jan 31
by reason or msamty m the murder
of Susan Hyde, 31, or Burbank
Served Friday and Saturday from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m .
$7,500 Won
In Damages
Thursday's fed eral court action by
Riverside, Anaheim, Bannine, Colton
and Azusa claims Edison purportedly
serves as the c ities' electrical
s upplie r and com peting retail
supplier under a dual pricing.system. Tnts Orur~d
SAN DIEGO (APl A Superior SPIRES
SAN DIEGO <AP> A La Jolla woman has
been awarded $7 ,soo in damaees in her
malpractice suit against Dr Ric.bard Hicks. a
psychiatrist whom she alleged induced her to have
sexual relations witb blm.
Pilot KU~d
:'llEWBURY PARK <AP> The
pilot, Capt. Charles T Fulop, 31 , of
Apple Valley. of :m aging Air-ForCC"
flOSG Thunderchulf was killed wben
Doc tor Jailed
Cou rt Judge ha s ordere d a
psychiatric evaluation for a 19-year·
old Camp Pendleton Marine who
pleaded guilty Feb. 2 to the bludceon
slaying of a Rancho Penasquitos
woman.
IRVINE
lllcArllmr .. S.. .... hry.
However, in making the a~ard Thursday,
Superior Court Judge William Todd Jr .• ruled out
alleged seX'Ual abuse and allegations mets illegal-
ly gave the woman LSD, as a cause of action for
the ruling.
Todd said the award to Deborah Streeter was for an alleged assault and battery against her In
November, 1973. Miss Streeter claimed Hicks
struck and kicked her , knocked her down and tore
her clothing when she went to his office to obtain
her patient's records.
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-A Brentwood
physician , Dr. John
Duncan, who pleaded no
contest lo charges of
illegally selling
prescriptions for
barbiturates and
amphetamines has been
sentenced to 21,~ years ln
county jail and fined
nearly se.ooo.
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Your bank isn't the only place in town
, to save money. ~
The woman filed suit in 1974, seeking $2
million in damages from the doctor. She claimed
the relationship between herself and Hicks ended
~72.
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·Moder.ate-price
Homes Mandate?
Major item among 20 recom mendations recently
m a de by a county task force assigned to study Or ange
County's housing problems is one call ing for a zoning or·
dina nce lo force moderate-price homes onto the market.
SUch an ordina nce would make it mandatory for de·
velopcrs of 50 or more housing units to earmark some of
. \hose units for low and moderate price housing.
' On today's market. moderate-price housing is de·
ined r oughly as having a sales price of under $54,600.
" So far, local government efforts to stimulate con·
..;_5truction of such units have been limited to a few
voluntary plans that have yielded few results:
So it seems that a n inclusiona ry ordinance m andating
1ha t some moderately priced wtltS"'be built is called for.
-,.-But even in boom times housing de velopment ls an in·
• dustry fraught with economic dangers and high risks. ~ Therefore, framers of a n inclusionar y ordinance
tshould b e cert a i n builders h ave the ecopom ic
·,whe re withal 'such as incentive tradeoffs to profitably pro·
.. duce low and moderate cost housing.
Too. builders shouldn't be made to sacrifice quali ty
or m arketability in the non·low cost housing portions of
their developments.
' Affordable housing is Orange County's most cr itical
need . IL should and must be met. Simultaneously. though,
the economic good health of the local homebuilding in·
d ustry is essential to any sound housing program.
Inv8sion of Privacy
The latest caper of the state Depart ment of Health is
the target of rightiul wr ath.
The departmen t has rc\'iscd the standard bir th
certificate in a manner that is a clear and flagrant
\'iolation of personal pri\'acy.
The new forms which arc being distributed to
count ics include, in addition to the usual s pace for
par ental nam es, sex and weight of the child a nd name of
attending physician. a whole series of medical a nd social
quL•stion~
TIH.'~l' l"O\ t•r the raci:il background and educational
le\'cl of the parents. the number of abor tions the mother
may have had, her occupalton if a ny. the number of her
prenatal ryedical checkups, amount of her weight gain
during pregnancy a nd details of her use of alcohol or
drugs.
All this. says-the Department of I lealth, ii. in the in·
lcrest of impro\'ing maternal welfare. And. we a r e a~
sured, the information will remain confidentia l. A like!~·
story in this computer a~e.
At a ti me when laws arc being promulgated lo limit
the a mount of per sonal data the state may collect and
file, the new birth cert ifi cate indicates the state
Depart ment of Healt h is totally out of step.
Celebration 'Rules'
Christmas is a long way off but it probably will be as
well if the state Board of Education follows through on a
recommendation that it set down some guidelines for the
use of Christmas carols a nd other re ligious material in
p ublic school programs .
The problem keeps surfacinJ! year a(ter year. Last
Christ mas lhere was a minor tempest in Laguna )leach
when a n elementary school principal, backed by d istrict
administrators and the county counsel; made a last·
minute decision to cancel a Nativity scene in the
Christm as pageant.
Participating youngsters were upset and parents
were ruffled. The dile m ma was solved with a corn·
promise that changed the scene to a still·life portion of a
Santa's workshop setting.
The state board is considering r.eslricting the use of
songs with a "secta r ian religious content" and prohit$it·
ing st udent acti\'ities that could be considere d ''de·
votional in nature." ..,.. •
It's unfor tunate that the guidelines would limit the
schools' holiday music to pop songs that hardly compare
with the lovely tra ditional carols. And it may take a
.. · certa in am ount of ingenuity to remove all r eligious con·
notations from a clearly religious hollday.
We seem aimed at a lmost anything short of panic to
avoid rocking anyone's boat.
• • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O.
• Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92629. Phone (71') &42-<t321 .
~. Boyd/ Intelligence
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;.: , By L M. BOY,D
!! There are more recognized ~orons among men than ;:4'mong women. Likewise,
more recognized geniuses
a m ong men t han amon1
women. But the intelligences
of men and women at the
•• median are just about equal.
-. f mean In those areas of :.~. seml·bright, bright and,\lltra·
•••• bright. The mentality qf the
, ,, fem a le seems to be more ~;' stable than that of the male
• '· for some mysterious reason.
v Tbcrefore. rese~ber1 con-
elude. the d e cisions of
women tend to be more pre·
dictable than those of men. If
true, your typical fair-haired
scatterbrain is more likely to
be a blond than a blonde.
Count Dracula bad a child,
you knqw. ln the 1943 movie
"Son of Dracula," said off-
1prln1 wu played by none
other than Lon Chaney, J r.
Some Old-movie experts m91 recall that the aon•1· name
was An~ Alucard1 even thollP they ·might not have
taken note Of the fact that
yoaaf A.huua~4· .... ozµtu
was Just t>raoula s pelled
backwardf. Dear
---llhu Ioni been knoy.rn that ...,...,..____ peopl• with.WU...8111.lend.to
Jf taw7era ana th•1~
.tr1d1 1ntociatlon1 wwld eend more Um~ on up•racUng com-
pet•ncy and etbki ot
Jaw11r1 and leH o• womlnc about whether
law1er1 1 bn ld.! b.•
permitted to ad~.
we'd an b8 t>etter tilf. Nt\f.W.
be m ost se11alUvc to pain.
Le~a well reported, tbou1h, ls
how people wt.th tbe other
iye "C olors rank ln thfa
matter. From most to least
senalUve, alter bh1e1 are tbe
hHcl, green, brown and dark
brown, Or ao say the re·
searchers.
I1rael mu t t be a publlsb~r·s paradlte. Etth.t.r ot same t.bete put.out 2,«IO
books a year while 25 othora
prJnt daily on11pper1.
Row do you account tor the"
fact that older people are far
l us lftcllned t h an are
younaatera to•• teulctt
Jack Anderson
New View of Latin Dictators
. .
WA Siil NG TON 'h has been
a t ragedy of our times that the
P entagon has uetively aided and
abetted the rise or mi litary
d ictatorships In the Western
hem isphere. There have been
U.S. whisperings into the ears or
Latin American generals who
h ave suddenly seized power
An in fluenli..il clique of
generals and colonels in the
Pe n tagon
t'OUld al!>O be
counted on to
circ l e the
wag-0n s pro·
lectively
a ro u n d any
L a t i n
American
dictato r
w h ose U .S.
benefits wen·
challenged
But now President Carter is
breaking do" n the "old soldier"
Earl Wat~r
relationships that hu\'C exist~
so long bet ween our military
brass and the Lalin American
despots. "There's a new wind
blowing," i:.aid a top State
Department official. A White
House sour ce agreed "The
trend is clear," he said.
D U RING T HE batkstagt·
budget planning, the Pentagon
cooperated in setting human
rights guidelines for military aid
recipients. A source said all
ar ms, weapons and training pro
grams were evaluated on human
rights terms .
-There wus som e rC's1stancc
from those who have built their
·military careers upon promoting
arms sales to other nations. But
a part icipant in the inter·agency
budget sess1ons told us: ··The
Pentagon has come around to
accepting that we can ha\'C a
policy that serves both our de
rense commitments and the
Pn.•s1dl'nt's human ril:hls con·
Ct'rns."
Thi.' change in attitude IS an
his toric development. For years.
the Defense Department has
muintained military advisers in
most Latin ~mer\can countries.
Thl.'y have developed close
l)Hl>Onal tics with th~ top
military brass who have taken
O\'l'r these countries
I~ 1963. only four small Latin
t\ m c r i c a n n a t i o n s E I
Sah·ador. Honduras. Nicaragua
and Paraguay -were rµled by
military dictators. Then Bra2ll
frll lo a junta in 1964 . Panama
;ind Peru Wt$nt military in 1968.
The armed rorcei; took over
Boli" if.1 in 1969. Ecuador in 1972,
Chile and Uruguay in 1973,
Argentina in 1976.
And behind mos t of the
military d1ctalorsh1ps could be
found former classmates in the
Pt•ntagon. The military rulers
usually came out of training
schools in the United States or
the School or the Americas
cistablished by the Pentagon in
the Panama Canal Zone.
As evidence of the new at·
titude toward Lalin America~s
tin·pot tyrants, we have been
watching the Pentagon's deal·
ings with the harsh regime that
rules Uruguay. Last June. a top
U.S. military man. Maj .. Gen.
Richard E. Cavazos, bluntly in·
formed hi s Uruguayan
counterpart that rurther aid was
jeopardized unless his gov·
crnment rectified human right~
abuses.
THERE WAS a significant Se·
quel in December involving Gen.
Dennis P. McAull ffe, son of the
late World Wa r JJ hero, Gen.
Anthony McAuliffe, who at
Bastogne rejected a German
surrender demand with the terse
reply of "Null>." A~ head or the
t; .S Southern Command, the
son is now the senior U.S.
militar y officer dealing with
Latin America.
On a special m ission to
Uruguay, he de li ve r ed a
m essage straigh t from the
shoulder that the Pentagon is
behin d President Carter on
hum an rights. Jn a toast at a
luncheon hosted by Uruguay's
defense mimster and other junta
officials. McAuhrre said that
U.S. military men had a legal
and moral obligation lo support
human rights.
The desire ror liberty IS UO·
1versal und irrepressible. he
s aid. The degree to which the
Uruguayan gove r nment
supports this cause would ha,·c
direct bearing on ruture n.·
lat ions. he declared.
AS MCAULIFFE concluded a
toast wishing progress and pros·
perity ror t he two nations, the
~~ie-r host officials r-0&.e ~d
!>la lked out, \'i!.1bly bristling.
Later that evening, t he lop
m il itar y o ff ice r s i n t he
Uruguayan ar my boycotted a
U.S. embassy r eception for
McAu li frc . Governmen t ·
controlled newspapers hotly de·
nounced what they called his
"interference" in Uruguay's in·
ternal affairs
Jarvis Inspires Alternate Tax Plans
The new gaml' in town 1s con
ju ri ng up pro' l!'>JOns for 'tn·
creased state taxes which would
take effect "only if I.be .Jarvis
Property Tax lnitiati\'e passes".
Having Ca lled m iserably in
their efforts to meet public de·
m a nd s for
prope rty tax
r e lief. or to
deveiop a via·
b I e a I ·
.tern'ative to
J-ar vis for the
J un e ballot.
th e l aw -
m ake r s n ow seem
be nt upo n
sabotaging the initiative. The
idea seems to be lo confront the
citizens with the prospect of hor-
rifying new taxes if they dare to
vote for the Jarvis measure.
Alre ady Sentate Finance
C hairman Albert Rodda bas
readied a bill to up the sale tax
by a peM y, extend it to all pro-
fessional services including doc·
tor a nd hospital bills. and boost
the already excessive state Jn·
come tax b y 20 percent. He
Charles McCebe
"'ould also 1ump bank and cor
poration ta,es Otherl> are work·
mg on additional le\'les
RODDA DESIES HE is in·
dulging in scare tal'lics. He says
he h as an obligation to let the
people know what they can ex·
peel if they vole for the initiisth'c
to reduce lt\eir-property laxes.
BeinR a sincere fellow there i:.
s m all doubt that he sees his duty
that way.
But there are fallacies in his
reasoning. In t he first place
there is no hard evidence that
the r evenues he seeks with his
new laxes are n~essary . No one is quite· sure what the loss of
reve n ues will be if J arvis
passes. And good government
demands that there be a de·
mons trated need for taxes
before they are levied.
Having surpluses is precisely
what has brought the state and
local government to the sorr)
fiscal conditions they are now in
By h aving too m uch money they
have found new ways to spend it
rather than reducing the taxes.
The result has been commit·
ments for new programs requir·
1ng revenues beyond the
amounts which the public seems
willing to pay.
Until the needs for revenues are
shown it is almost Impossible to
s e lect t he prop e r t ypes and
amounts of taxes to be levied, as·
sum ing ~overnment cannot cut
back In its spending to the full ex·
tent or t he losses which m ay be in·
curr ed. So passin g taxes in
anticipat ion of what is only
thought to be a need is not a de·
sir able move.
THER E IS a lso a serious
question as to the legality of any
new taxes enacted in the Cashion
R o d'd a p r oposes. F o r the
language of Jarvis clearly pro-
hibits any changes in t\xes after
the effective date of its passage
without a two thirds vote of both
houses oCthe Legislature.
Rodda's proposals t h at the
new taxes be provisional on the
passage of Jarvis would seem to
be a violation or that part of the
law and would surely be subject-
ed to a court· test. J arvis has
already warned that he will
challenge any such new taxes.
circulating another petition for
the No,·embC'r bal l ot if
necessary.
BUT ASIDE from the legality,
there can be little doubt that the
intent of the 1.2 m111ion s igners
or J ar vis was not only to contain
taxes but to compel cutbacks in
spending. Rodda 's ploy would
thwart part or the intent at least.
As a matter of fair play then 1t
would seem that if the voters do
approve the Jarvis iniliath-e the
intent should be honored and the
new law g iven a r easonable
chance to work before tamper·
ing with it.
Reasonable conduct would dic-
tate such a course. With the
·L eg is l a ture in con t inuous
session year around ther e can be
no great harm <.lone by adopting
a wait and see attitude. If there
are some flaws in J arvis which
cause a fiscal crisis they can be
easily remedied with emeraency
legis lation. And few would argue
that some enforced economy on
government at all levels would
not be beneficial.
Suspicion of Marriage Not a New PhenoIDenon
from affection rather than rrom
lDterest.
The French are admirable In
this direction. ln general they
marry for interest and indulge
t heir affections, generously, out·
s ide of m arriage. Among the
Bre t ons. a nd oth e r m o re
.,.....__pl'i.miUve...societ.ies~ar.e i&. lb&
NO "SOCNDE• word• have
ever been 11td on m 1ma ... It it
not likely, however, that they ,.,m deter thoee wb() conUn.-to
marry, or to couple llllormall)'.
custom of forbidding m arrlal(e
until t he lady is pregnant. This,
too, m akes a kind of sense.
One cnnnot but speculate wheJ
&.b& llood Dr. Johnson wowd ISIU'
of m arriage as ll exist$ today In
the United States. To say that is
ln tht stale of disarray would be
putUnj it mildly .
More t han 1.3 million people
live with m embers of the op·
po1tte aex without marriage
pai;ers. This ls m ore than double
•the tlgure of 1970.
WHAT WOULD the aood
Doctor have though\· of a bill re-
' cently Introduced into the
Arkansu leltslaturc? If you ate llvlna ln 1ln, aa we used to say.
tbls bill would requlre that you
apl)1Y for a $1500 "cobt.1bltat1onll
Ucenae" apd rc111t.tt w&th tbo
local thertu. Un4er the pro
•
posal. violators could be arrest·
ed and fined $2000. Happily, the
measure doesn't seem to have
much chance or passing.
Unmarried love still presenlc;
problepls. Laws against livlng
togeth~r without marriage are
still on Ute books in 20 states. In
the business world, emj>loyees
want 'benefits tliat are common·
ly granted to spouses to be ex-
te nd ed to t hei r un wed
housemates. Thill! trend hasn't
aotten verY-far.1 however
THE WIDESPR EAD SUS·
piclon of marriage by the young
is an Interesting phenomenon.
Pnrt of tt is unquesUonably due
to the rise of feml.nJs m, and tho
reeling on the part of m any
wom e n that marria«e lt a
p olltlc al act that is lo aded
aaalnst. them.
But l detect amont the un·
m r rJed YoW11 I meet a 1lr'oq
suspicion of. marriage baaed on
aftecUons, or oo the aff6ctions
themselves. Jn this they are with
Or. Johnson, but It W>•Ulin« to
t-1ce the further step of aubmitt·
lnl tbelr de&Uny to I (Owt of
ch ancery.
'rbese 'youn1 have 11• tOO
many gr eat loves deter iorate in·
to rotten marriages to leap into
m atr imony simply because
som e body sta rtles them into
emotional sentience. They wish
to be free to get from one af-
fec tion to another without the
exertions of lawyers, and the
terrible pertubaUoos of diS90lY--
ing a legal m arriage.
MY OWN two d·a ughte rs
repr esent polar extremes In this
matter. The older is square as a
ar ... m rrtea1mctUtmrg tt. Yith
two children and probably ex·
peeling h"lor e. She ls aware of all
the arguments for llber~uon:
and is in intellectuft.1 sympatby
with them. Trouble is, s he ls a
born wife and mother, 'and no
areument can chAn1e ll.
The other Is tree as a
grasshopper al a1e 2S, She ~
lends to remain frtt. thouah not
necesurUy uncoupled, for quite
a wbHe '°"lcr,
Me, I'm caught in the mlddl .
l llke both or lh m , and J Uke
each o( lhelt choice . The re11 are,
as I think somebody bu .said,
dlflercol 1VOte1.1.for dlffe.rent
follls. Nhd and 111ary &re de-cideclb' dltl.-t. folte.
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QBITUARIES I NATIONAL
.. .
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Jordan's Night Makes 33-page Saga
By WALTEll R. MEARS A, "9(1•1 c-,..,..._
WASHINGTON -IL aaems aa•tbougb
Hamilton Jordan could use a security cordon.
When he goes to a bar he's besieged, like a star,
so h~ may sip in private from now oo.
That, in lame limerick. sums up the official
White House version of the Sars!icld's caper . All 33
pages of it.
NO ONE HAS YET PRODUCED a trace of the
risque limerick Jordan is alleged to have scrawled
to the young woman who claims he accosted her at
the bar and, s purned, spit a drink on her.
She remains as anonymous as she W't-S when
the Washington Post M aguin~ printed her version
of the episode two weeks ago. . ..
Jordan. his companions and their bartender
on the nighl in question all deny her account. The
bartender says the woman was pestering J ordan.
And.the 33·1ear·old presidential aide adds that he
seldom goes to public places because he often is
bothered by people w"ho don't respect his privacy.
BOTH SIDES STIPULATE THAT the encounter
was unpleasant, 1t also seems that during it, J ordan
got slapped. Beyond that, the events of the night of
Jan. 27 are as hazy as the atmosphe re at midnight in
Sa rs field's. now Washington's most publicized bar.
publicized bar.
NEW STA'J?
It could be that the
whole mess was an ac·
cident. According to the
barte nde r , Danie l V.
Ma r s hall Ill, J ordan
was drinking Amaretto
and cream.
"We u s e the
cheapest Amaretto -
it's 40 proof." s aid
Marshall.
Thal concoction of
'l1QU t>U r a nd cream
sound:. like enough to
make anybody s pit
Pe rhaps the woman
just got in the way. Hamilton Jordan Whatever
happened. there are some conclusions to be drawn
from the episode.
FOR ONE THING, BARTENDERS a re
supp°'ed to have names like J oe. No one can say,
let alone sing, "Set 'em up Daniel V. Marsball 111.
I've got a IHtJestory I want you to know."
Fortunatelv. the senior associate counsel to the
president of the L.:niled States went to Marshall to
get a story. not to tell one. The inter view produced
a 2-l·pagc statement '>'hich the bartender con·
eluded by saying that he saw no spitting, no
tou~hlng and no improper conduct on Jordan's
part
orric ials who go into bars. few people would have
access to government secrets.
He also noted that reporters have been known
to enter bars and drink hard liquor.
They uaually go unnoticed, which is not the
case with people like Jordan. Whatever happened
al Sarsfield's, the bartender's s tory touches on one
or the facts of Washington life: the real celebrities
are the people in power.
"WHEN CELEBRITIES COME IN. politicians
are one of the few people that people run right up 1
to," said Marshall. " ... And these ilrls ran r ighl up
and just started talking to him, and a couple of people
came up and as ked Hamilton questions."
It's enough to drive a man to Amaretto and
cream.
Slayer ~entenced
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -An 18-year-old high
school dropout bas been sentenced to life in prison
for the murder of a 78.year-old woman in a purse
snatching incident
Louis Frias wai. sentenced by Superior Court
Judge Claude Perasso Under current law. the
youth becom es eligible for parole in 7 \'l years
Sues Haldeman ,.,. .... _..
Frias was convicted Jan. 24 of murdering
Gertrude Roberts, wbo died after she was knocked
viciously to the ground outside her San Francisco
home Oct. 6.
Legal secretary Debra Jenkin!> ol :\e"
York is ~u111g to prevent 11.R. Haldeman
from profiting on his book "The Ends ut
Power," sayin g he would be makinl:
m oney from wrongdoing.
Seduction by CB?
Police Say Young Boys Lured, Molested
LOS ANGELES <API '"Ht•y
good buddy, why not drop by my
place and lake a gander at my
base station?"
It sounds like innocent CB
radio chatter, bul such a line has
led to the sexual molestation of
many YOW\& bo~s in HOiiywood,
police say.
.\ CB IS A HASDY tool for
"chicken hawks," older men
who s trike up sexual r e
lationsh1ps with young boy~.
said police investigator Lloyd
Marlin, who spec1ali2cl> m :,uch
cases.
primarily by youn ~ people 1n
Hollywood
"THF. C HICKE N HAWK
listens for young kids liJlking,
breaks into their conve,rsations
and tells about his fancy CB
setup a nd invites them over lo
look at it,·· said Marlin.
~1 ar tin works in the Los
AnReles Pohcc Department's
Sexua ll y Exploited Child Unit.
set up si' months ago as the first
of its kind in the nation. lie said
most of the victims of chicken
ha" ks arc runaways or from
broken homes.
"IT'S QUITE F.ASY lo l>edun•
a lonely child through attentwn
and affection," Martin said.
T he CB has advantages for lhe
c hicken hawk, said Martin,
because it is "a cla.ndestine
method of setting up meetings.''
The CB is a natural conversation
piece. a way of breaking the ice.
And the man does n't have to
~how his face in public.
Police often keep an eye on the
more famous meeting places for
chick c n ha wks a nd t h ej r
vicli ms. but police do not
monitor CB channels, Martin ad
dcd.
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8--. •n<I o.-LOy• OOtll ol .El Toro. S.OI.
Ca., fO\Jr Qll'"ainckhtk2r•n Sierv,<•' wtlt '" accon:a.nce ..,;tn tfw' f)f""ovt'liO"\ o•
be held •I II 00 A.M.. Salur.Uy Mlrclt Section• 1110 to 1717. 1nchn"'"· .,. tht
• 1911 •I Pitelllt "'""' "'-mc>rl1t p.,._ L•bor c-.,. ti. ~le oj ~1tl0<1t11
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View Memor1el P•"'· PKlll' VI•• .... ,,.., "" by rnolutloft •Kerl-'""'
\\'hate House press secretary Jody Powell ar
ranged the defense exhibits.
"I 've always kind of thought that in barroom
disputes, the bartender was generally considered
to be the best judge," be observed.
"A lot of kids ha\'c CBs, ··~aid
Martin. "lnslcad of going to the
hot doR st and or the beach, the
chicken hawk can sit in his
home and make tus contacts.'
''No one has paid them any al
Le ntion and all of a sudden this
'good guy' comes along and
gives them affection, buys them
wh atever they want, takes them
anywhere they want lo go," said
Martin. "The kid doesn•t want
the aex a cts but. because this
guy has been so good lo him. he
submits because be doesn't want
to lose hJs new friend.
"ClllCKENMAN" WAS ar-
rested and convicted with the
testimony of a victim. Police
found a list of kids and lheir CB
handles in the man's apartment.
'
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JOMCS •lKll veft ., t~ ol -1t1no111 9#
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EOITH M. Ll!OfolARD, ~ .. Mlftl-w..t.
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Froruary ll, 1'71. ~twd l>Y -mtd• Oft Ille olll<l•I 111•ft• form <l•uo hler A11n E. Gortlll ., S.11 lurnl-II\' IN Cltt _,,, 11.....,. In
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Squlru, all of MontrHI, Cenedl, S aNS COMl10-Ill( llW'lll l#lder IKll.i
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Bell Bro.ctwey Mofta»ry cllredOn. -Uulllt 5'1t• '--·
"ULL< Plant, ltle<lll<ettons and ottlctel
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Hunll119ton Buth. pana4 •way c..., be O«il.aiM<JOfltya111>eofr1<eo4 I.he
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or Hunll"910ft lleKll, 1111.,. Jta-the lll~r reqwsl\ t,..I lhe Pl.,,, -
Bommarto Of Hullltllgloft Saach, !opettlltetlon• be Jefll l>y m.11. I,,.
1>ro111er ~ Hofl of~ C~emente. m1lllno ell<I hlndil"9 <hlr1l9 shell tie
Mtrno•tal s.rvicet Surlclay Mlrcrt 5 •• an l<ldllloMt u .oo. Nellfttr the to\! of
l PM Pa<llk Y .... ~I. Prlvelt In. lhl Pl•nt and Sj)etlfl<ellon5 nor 1 ..
urn men I. P•clllc Vltw Morlu•ry cost 01 m1llln9 end !Wllldll119 wlll be re·
Dirttlon. lunded. ltllTAHO EV~LYN H. MCCLENDON
CAROL REITANO, r-of Cotla City Cltr11 o4 the City of
Mew , Ca. PetMcl •way on FtbrUl'Y Fountain Y1Uet, C•lllOf'ftl•
11, 1971. Survived by her llu.-PUblhlled ~ ..... CoHI Delly Pttel,
Jowpft J. ~ ...... ._ -Jolln W. Marci. J. "71
•nd Je>tellfl A.. Itel ...... -dlUlht ... t'>-71
Cynthia Anri lteltallO, Ollt brolhlr
H•Nlld Selllln ao ll4 c.ta Mew, Ca.
Ho•r Rourr ,.,11.4 •n Tllurs· Poet Due day llltarcll 2. t'71 •t 7:00 P.M. et latt1
Botr90roft c.o.t• MeM ChacNll. MIU of
Christi., 8'1ri•I Frl4ay Mardi a, "71
•I 10:00 A.M. a1 SC. JofNI Ille e..thl
<atMllc O!Vrdl. 1111.--t at Oao4 Alt Colle Sttepflerd c..,,....,.,. 1n tie\! of·~ 1:1. ·IYe
conlflt>ullons .,..,, be made to llW ~ ·
MOllOll P tclllte an4 Ttlf'llttlon -;:::::;==~ March 15
NllfAMILY
C«Ol'ftAL PUMIUL
MOMI
7801 Boise Ave.
Westminster
893-3525
PAClflC VllW
WitALPAll Cetnetery Mortuaty
C"apel 3500 Peclflc View Drive
Newoort.
Clllfornl1 e.w.2100
NcCMe«
MOllTUAltH -~aw'
~·· S.n Juan C.pl1trano
'9&,.1778 -
Poet Peter Everwine
will be al Orange Coasl
College ln Cosla Mesa
March 15 lo read
select.looaofhil poetry.
The ttadings will be
held at noon tn room 148
of OCC'• Literature and
Lan1uaie building .
Admiuioo i4 free and
the public la invited.
Everwine la a pro·
f esaor at Freano State
and the author ol three
books of poetry.
•Everwine win be the
Jilth.. ~t. come _to OCC at pari of the
Wrltentalk aertu.
Wrttentalk la 1pouored
by OCC'1 En1l11h
·Department to brine
prominent poet.I to tbe
OCC .campu1 to rHd
•eelkllwof ~or ·
:,t -l'o~ further info
maUon, pbono658-!al.
WorkVetOed
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-L•1l1laUon on the
propoHd lt·mtl• eJC·
tentlon 0( th• FoochID
PrHW&Y t>.t ... ffn Loa
An1tJe1 and San Bernardino counUN tut•
bun n&oed by Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. Tb•
bUI , AB 4e8 WU by A ..
sem blyJnan Wtllla m
Lancestcr, R·CO~lna.
THAT MAKES SENSE, BUT White Houae
response did more l:> magnify the atory than to
quash It. A quick shot would have worked better than
the cannon Powell used. Hia defense doeaier moved
the Item from the gossip columns to the front page.
Sllll. the overre.action ls more undentandable
in view of the questions Powell encountered later.
Take this one put to Powell at a White House oews
briefing:
"I am aslclng what your comment la to the pro-
priety of 1om eone with access to secret in·
formation going into singles ban or other ban. I
am just asking wbelher you tb1nk that la proper or
improper."
That merits the Amaretto Cup for pomposity.
POWELL REPLIED THAT IF THE
administration kept classified material from all
10th Reunion Planned
Katella High School in Anaheim wlll hold a
10th anniversary reunion of the clus of 1988 Jn
May, and a malling list is being compiled. Details
are available by calling 778-9700. ,
Anti-NOW Suit
Called IDegal
WASHINGTON (AP> -The National
Organization tor Women says lhat the attorney
general of the at.ate of Mlaaoun has launched an Il-
legal and polltlcal attack on the supporters of the
Equal Rights Amendment.
"The Mlssourl position b not only an attack on
the Equal Rlghta Amendment, but a1ao la a direct
attack. on the rilbt of frff speech and the rtil\t to
take political action to achieve soclal juatlce,"
Elea nor Smeal, president o! NOW, aald at a new1
conference.
MS. SMEAL SAID THAT THE 1ult flied by the
Missouri attorney ceneral la an ectort to break t.be
economlc boycott of 1tatl1 that have ~ to
ratlf y the proposed amendment ,uarantttlnl
equal rtd\ta tor woQten. ~uw baa octen. uralna or&Uisatlona that._
1up-port lhie ERA not to bold U.lr eonvnllau ln
1tate1 that have not r1Ufled tbt ameadment.
Ma. Smeal 1114 the complaint aU.111 that
NOW'• acUvlti•• conaUtute a vtolaUOll of tb.e
anlltruttlF.
"Tt. ~t of women. or any sroup ~ dtbnl,,
to withhold their economic patrorlltt ftoln tboH wh~ •re denfioc tMm their economic rtcllt.1 ta l\W&nteecllii our llaUOirl CQiiltttmnllt-.nd upheld
ln our court.I/' she tald.
&BE MID rr lt\8 8£;EN repo!'Wd tbat Ml•·
IOUl'l alooe .bu I01t $11 mll.1100 .. a ruult of tbe
boycott.
NOW ha1 deelart4 a atate of emn1ency
amona lta 85,000 memben, Mt. Smeal aald ... and
we wW ra.iae and ll»fncl what.ever rel'OW'ffl are neeeuuy to wtn 1n leplatunl and tn tbe eoun.."
25o/D Fail· Exam
Martin told of one 12·year-<>ld
boy sexually molested by a man
he met over the CB airwaves.
The man'• handl e w a s
··cbickenman." a nd he
monitored a c hanne l used
"He had the kids' handles list· .
ad in a directory." Martin said.
The chicken bawk is constanl·
ly on t he search for new ,.i<•tims.
Mar tin said.
Royal Wedding Due?
British Prince, German Girl Weigh Problems
From AP Dbpatc!hH
Prince Mldaael of Kent, 16th in line to the
Briliah throne, and the woman be plans to marry.
Oerm an-born Marle·Chrlatln Troubrldge,
consulted the Archbi.sbop of Canterbury to resolve
constJtutional and relielous problems barring their
way, British newspapers reported.
A spokesman for Dr. Donald Coggan, tbe
Angltcan archbishop, confirmed the m eeting.
The couple's main problem is that Mrs.
Troubridge, 33, ia a Roman Catholic waiting for
final steps in her divorce Crom London banker
Tom Troubrtdge.
However, the 1701 Act of Settlement. which
nitulat.es the succession to the British throne.
forbid• anyone in line for the throne lo m arry a
Calhollc. • Prelldetl& Cutn wtll tour the aircraft carrier
USS Elltnhower on St. Patrick's Day as it sails off
the Georgia coast.
Tb~ Wblte House said the president will speak
the same day, March 17,
at a St. Patrick's Day ( J dinner in Savannah. nropir He then will head to r c.• c.
St. Sitnc:JOS bland for a ---------' tbree·day vacation,
returnJni to Wasbiniton on March 20. • On. Bdmand Brown Ir. bas expanded bis
noaal boldlnp frorn a Los Anielea bouse and
an Jaraell bond to an option to
buy }>roperty in Nevada County.
Brown's annual financial
disclosure statement., filed with
the Pa\r Po1itic1l Practices
Commllslon, aald the opllon is
worth $1.000.
BUt ft dlt!ft'\ dticrtbe e
property and Brown' a pr•ss
aecretary, Elisabeth Cot•man,
aald the DemocraUc aovemor
contlders tM matter personal.
Sbt Al4 Bl'OWll hun't declded whether lo buy It. •
J!:•~e &. I. Ha1akaw,11t _wbo know•
1onrttbflll about'" drtftnr...-tur. 'SQ1I bit ttty cabbl~• are atttlna a buco ride and wants tbe federal
fovern:ment to quit barau:tnc
btm with uan•ceuary ratrlotkm.
The Callfornla RepubUcan,
wbo drQve a taxi while a
1tudent tn Montreal about lo
yeara aso. ur••d ti.at the
toV•rnment mott mua transit fun., to Cit.Let U\lt burden tui
driven wlth •~c•ulve
reaulaUOm.
Still doli·like a nd lovely, Janet Gaynor c<ime
back to Hollywood for honors as the first actrrss to
win the Oscar.
The president of the Mohon
Picture Academy, Ho" a rd
Koch, pre-sented the aclrcss
with a citation (or "'her 1 ruh•
immeasureable contnhut10n to
the a rt of motion p1cturc!-
T he ceremony. "h1c n
included the c utting of a
three.foot c-::ikt in the-s hape of
Oscar, was dc11igned to t•all
attention to lhc Academv ·~ SOtt\
awards to he aired Apnl .3
• A ST million slander suit has b<:en flied aJ?airist.
the city of Los Angeles by Hy mie Slnger. the
Beverly Hills developer who
bought the S.S. Catalina for
$70,000 la s t yea r a s a
Valentine's Day gift for his
wife, Ruth.
S in ger contended in his
Superior Court suit that F1"
Crawford, general m anager of
the H arbor D e partment.
slandered him and hurt his
credit. r ating by imply~g in MHH1t
press comments that Stnger
owed ahnosl $13.000 in dockinR fees and was hiding
from city officials
* Titleholder AaatOly Karpov and cbaUenger Vlktor Korebaol will play their world c6ess
cha mpionship match at Baguio
City in tbe Philippines
l>Uinrting around July lS, the
tiiternaUonal Chess Feder•tion
fo'IDE-amounced.
The location was the second
choice of both players, FIDE
said.
Karpov, of the Soyiet
Union. listed HambuTt, \fest
Germany, as bis Ciril choice.
and Korchool. a Soviet
ex.,alriate living In the Netherlands, had chosen
Orn, A\dtrill. • Seljl Oaawa led the Boston Sy mpb~ny
Orchestra in the openlna concert of its Japan '°ur
and Hid art.erward, '4Thla ia a
dream comotrue."
Tbe capacity audl6Dce of
1 ,800 called the 43.year·olcl
Japanese eoonduct'Or bact e1-bt
tlmu alt« tbe puCormance of
Brahru1 aympbony No. 3 and.
two Ravel P*U· ~ N1pQQdecl witb two encorea. ·
Tbou1h be has eonduct.ed
otber orchtatru In Jap1n, ou.-.
tncludlna lh• New York SAM 1'RANCl.6CO (AP) -AliDOlt as p«Hnt
iJI thkd IJ'llden In San hancla.co ll'QbltC 1ebool1
f 1lltd on tMtr flnt attem ot to pe11 a tttt to d•
termtno ~ tbey aboufd bt promoted to fourt.b
irade.
Karakaw• told the Senate Commlllee on
Banldn1. Houln1 and Urban Aff &h'S be wtt1
Pf'OPMe ....... aUoa that W0\4)d link the UC.WI Of • i!xlt ud JU.M11 to t.he allisnment of feftt'll 'twadJ. •
Pbltharmonlc, h\s arrival In Japan as directGr ot
tb• renowned Boston Symphony has been
d .. odbecl bJ Glitlca u aomtlb.iq of a trtumpbal
A turn.
AB DAIL y PILOT ORANGE COUNTY
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JEWELER TISH PIERSON WITH 'HIPPOS'
Get Bubbles Back and You Get One
Get a Ring
Bubbles Reward Oflered
By STEVE MITCHELL
• Oflloe Oaily Pllol Stall
With all the hippo hystcn cs going around.
ther e 's at least one Laguna Beach woman who 1s
try mg to do !>omcthing b<.·nef1c1al for Bubbles.
Laetitia Pierson. who fri ends call Tish.• is a
1ewelcr m tm,n. operating the Opal Peanut on
Coa:,t Highway.
SHE'S OFFERING A pretty impre~sive re·
ward to the person who fi gures out how to get
Bubbles the delinquent hippopotamus back in her
home at Lion Country Safari.
And while this might at first appear to be a
com mcrc1al venture explo1tmg the 4,000 pound
river horse, keep in mind Tish's creation predates
the Du bbl es ba m boozlc by several years.
What Tish is proposing, is awarding ·one of her
!>lerling sil ver hi ppo rings-valued at $68-to the
pe rson rf'sponsible for the safe rccoveey and re·
turn of Hubbies.
THE 35-YEAR-OLD jeweler says she's been
making silver and gold hippo,s fo_r several years now.
adding their price ranges from S68 to S400 for the gold
hippos.
So if you have any better ideas than have been
offer ed so far Ci.c .. culling out the Marines, or
simulating a male hippo voice> let the folks at Lion
Country know· about 1t. •
Aller all, you've always wanted a hippo ring.
Right?
Cop Slwoter Gets
Term in Prison
" A man who shot and wounded a Santa Ana
B~~ed BOy's
Benefit Slated
A student social services oreanlzation at Cal
State Long Beach is setting up a Mexican bakery
next Wednesday to benefit burn-scarred Tomas
Dominguez, 9, the child befriended by a Hunl-
ington Beach couple.
Members of the Cal State Long Beach As-
soeiated S\.Ude.nts o!Social Welia..re w1IL.be cwiJl~
funds at a Mexican bake sale scheduled Crom 1 to 4
p.m . kl the campus' Lecture Hall Pal1o.
~ The Lecture Hall is located just north of the
campus library.
Tomas, who was discovered. in a Tijuana
shantytown by Mrs. Richardo Castillo, of 68ll
Defiance Drive, Huntington Beach, has undergone
the first of several operations at Stanford
University Medical Center Children's Hospital.
lnterplast, a worldwide organization 'that pro·
vides free surgery, but cannot cover actual
hospital medical care costs, is doing the work on.
Tom as, whose race was horribly disfigured.
Tomas is staying with a foster family in Gilroy
for the estimated year 1t will take to rebuild bis
distorted Cace.
GRAND
OPENING .
101 Palm St.
Balboa
Come and try our
••••••••••••• Special Attractions BREAKFAST•LUNCH•DINNER
Open 7 a.m .-7 p.m . •Closed Wednesday Serving Beer & Wine
8111NG THIS AO AHO RECEIVE I. FREE COKE WITH YOUlt MEAL
COAST AL PLANNING HEARING
The County of OraltCJe fltylra-1.tal M.-g ..... A9111ey wll Mid to..
PIC11111iag COIMliuion W~ Heari1MJ1 • tlte Comfy'• Local CHStal
Progr ... Pelc ...... 11 ,,_.,steel • ... Local Coastal PrCMJr-ILCPt
Wortc f'roc7C1111 for the Horit9 .C~t. Alho C'"" ...t 5-"t Coast Pica n'rg
U.lb, md the Issue ldewlific~ ...t Lcmcl Use ,._ for ... In._ Coast
Planning Unit.
MARCH 6 -Emphasis on the C31ifornla Coastal Act and its application to
the County's Coastal Zone. The County staff will also Introduce the Irvine
Coast issue identification and land us~ plan. (Planning Commission
hearing room. 1 :30 s;>.m. in Santa Ana Civic Center. 400 Civic Center Orive
West). •
MARCH 11 -Public hearing for review of the LCP Work Program for the
North Coast. Aliso Creek. and South Coast planning units (Planning
Commission Hearing Roo'!'. 1 :30 p.m.).
MARCH 27 -Public hearing on the Irvine Coast Issue Identification and
Land Use Plan portion of the LCP (City of Irvine Council Chambers. 7:00
p.m. located at 17200 Jamboree Road. Irvine).
APRIL 10 -Final public he~ring on the Irvine Coast Land Use Plan with
additional comments on issue identification (City of Irvine Council
Chambers. 7:00 p.m.J.
For further information write:
County of Orange -Environmental Management Agency
Community Planning Division
P.O. Box 4048
Santa Ana. California 92702
or call: Manuel Nunes or Gene Kjellberg,. (714) 834-5378
With contemporary shoes to make you look C)!ld feel
sensational. Di scover the shoe store within a store; there's
The Red Cross a large selection of sizes and an impressive array of fashion looks.
a. Cobbie Sunspot canvas wedge in navy, chino, black, brown. $24
b. Cobbie Terri has ·a flexible polyurethane wedge and sole.
Shoe Shop
Steps Ahead ....
In came l, bone, navy, white smooth or black patent. $25 ·
c. Cobbie Wink in natural rope, white smooth or black patent. $25
d. Socialites Clarissa gold-accented sandal in tan, white
or red patent leather. $35
e. Socialite Opera features a stylish midheel with gold
accents. Amber or navy leather, black or white patent. $35
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•This product has no connection whatever with the
American National Red Cross
policeman and then exchanged shots In a running ...
battle with the wounded man's fellow officer has
been sentenced to nine years and eight months in
state prison.
Orange County Superior Court Judge Mason
Fenton ordered maximum terms on multiple
criminal convictions, Including attempted murder.
for Jes us Gonzalez, 20, of Santa Ana.
GONZALES WAS WOUNDED in the gun
battle last Aug. 28 after he shot and wounded of-
ficer Gail Clark. 32, while he was being quesUOQed
• by Clark and officer Joseph Esther, 28.
Il was testified at Gonzalez's trial that tbe de·
!endant turned his gun on Esther after wounding
Clark, but was distracted when Clark drew his
l:UD and fired at the defendant while lying on the
ground.
Gonz.ales and Esther then eng41ged in a run. ning gun battle through a downtown apartment
complex which ended when Gonzalez was hit by
three police bullets -twice in the chest and once in
the neck.
OFFICERS WHO SPED to the scene and aided
in bis arrest said the wounded defendant still had
.enough figbt to kick one officer as be was being
bandcuffed and kick out the window of the police
car as be was driven away.
Both officers have been cited for bravery and
devotion to duty. Clark has since rec:overed from "'
his wounds.
.~. Abuse M-ret .Set
Tbe sex abuse treatment team ot the Orange
• .. County Department of Social and Child Proteetlve
.IJervices will present a community educatiola-pro-
_.ll'am dealioc with_2_roblems and t.ment of ..._.._........, dllfd sex abuSe Monday from 3:30 to S p .m.
Spomored by the South Oraqe County Task
Force for Child Abuse PreveAUon, the frogram
will be held in Sllverado. Hall, St verado
-ConUnuatlon H1ih School, 25632 I>lteno Drive, El
toro.
A spokesman said the talk force ta comP04ed
of private and publlc a,enay repruen~Uves and
dtlie.oa who are prom0Un1 the concept of tell·belp
~OUR& for rents. •
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DAILY PILOT
Lillian, left, and Dorothy Gish in 'Orphans of the Storm. '
Although most parents think their children. unusually
............,_l_fi,ght it is a difficult task to identify the truly gifted child.
By L01118E COOK
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Lillian Gish: 'My effort is to get young people studying film.'
(:;.illiatll fiislt
Movies have changed since she appeared in 'The Birth
~-: of a · Nation,' but Miss Gish is not totally dismayed at the
''-I current state of the art.
By DENNIS McLEUA.N oe .. o.11, ~ ... s.fl
Lillian Gish, ooe or the silent screen's
legendary stars, sat in the nearly empty
Saddleback College theater doing what sbe has
done for more than 60 years: posing for a
camera.
She was on campus Thursday afternoon for
a technical run·through of· her 90-minute
• a udio-visua l film history program, which she
has presented in hundreds of colleges and
universities and in numerous foreign countries.
Between smiles for the camera. Miss Gish.
wearing a navy blue pantsuit and while scarf I
Stuffies
wrapped under her chin, was asked if sbe is living in Los Angeles.
"No," she said dramatically, exasperated
at the prospect. "I never lived in Los Angeles.
• I've lived in New York since I was 5 years old.
"I came out to work and stayed in rented •
apartments or houses, but we went right back .
home afterward." She softened: "I was born in
Ohio so I like the weather: the winter, spring.
summer."
AS SOUND AND projection equipment ~as
tested -the program, which she narrates,
(See GISH, Page 82>
The lovable soft sculptures are the brainchildren of Roark
Goilrfey, an artist with a 'delight tor the outrageous.
By ll&&CIA FOJtSllEaG °' .. o.lty ...... t4llfl
Stutties are long.Jeeged, Pointy·loed,
·plumpy creatures with wacky personalities and
zany charaeteriatlcs. Made or cotton duck, they
are litH!yed, striped or printed and are filled
with polyfoam.
Galleey in Laguna Beach. where be and his wife
Donna, 20, stuff and sell the silly, endearing soft
sculptures.
Children love the colorful animals, but
adults are the ones who go wiJd over them, he
admits. "I'm not really targeting to little kids.
but to the little kid in all of us," says Roark, an
Irvine resident. . . • '"
The stuffy zoo consists of gentle beasties
like Leroy the Elephant Rat, a love-hungry.
h~h-heh type of guy ; Mickey Moose, a
loopy-looking,· happy-dappy Bullwinkle twin;
Point. a banana-nose, fruity-grin fellow.
l'E DEMON~RATES his own childlike
lunacy by bobbing his head, sticking out his
tongue and wigBllng his fingers when Donna
says, 1'People always ask where Roark comes
up with bis ideas (for the stuffies). Well, if they
knew Roark. . ... •
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P lus there's DevJI, the sty and leering
he llhound; Arnold, a n ei¥,ht·foot pig with
"leetle .. hands and "skeeny_r legs; Dodo Bird,
who is hopelessly "bolnk-d'QI) '; and Cow, who is
just plain "quarky".
· THE LO~ABLE s tuffies are the
brainchildren of Roark Gourley, 28, an artist
with a comical sense of humor and a delighl for
the outrageous.
His menagerie is housed in the Sherwood
The stuffies concept had its roots in Roark's
own childhood. "I made little stuffed things
when I was a kid, and I thought they were kind
of nuts," he jokes. "I took the idea and realized
you could stuff anything.
"The first thing I did was a hammer. All
(See S'l'VFFIES, Page BZ)
Roark and Donna
Gourley with some
of their crazy cloth
critters.
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BZ rt'L y PILOT P:rtday March 3. 1978
4 ·;. r /.
.Gish
(From Page BJ)
contal•rare tum cllpe from the silent era-Ml••
Glib remained aeated for an equally rare ln· tervlew.
The actress bas been in 100 rums slnce
her career be&an ln 1912 w~n abe and ber
slater. Dorothy, appeared in1heir flrat picture
for director D. W. Griffith. Her latest ia Robert
Altman'a "A Wedding."
. Wblle she is 'J8 and· concerned about the
proper ~~Ung when having her picture taken1 she ret the same cupie doll mouth ana
wa.lf·like eyes that grt~d the emotiona of an
earlier generaUon and today look off the paces
of the film biatory boob of a new pneration.
It is, in fa~t. the young generation 1bat she
is particularly lntereated in reachiu& with her
program. .
"My effort b to get young people studying
film and realize ita power and take the
responslbWtyofwbattbey'redolngwithlt.,,
.. W~'RE UVING IN the age of the dear.
dear criminal and the bad, bad victim and look at the results."
While movies have changed since the days
she appeared in "Orphans of the Storm" and
"The Birth of A Nation," Miss Gish ls not
totally dismayed at the current state ol the art.
"Oh, I've just seen a beautiful one, 'The
Turning Point."' she said. '"They've brought
~auty baclc to the screen. We've lost beauty; I ~ieve in the beauty of the human race."
Because she has spent the lut six months
on a round-the-world tour, she said, "I'm
ashamed to say I don't have much chance to see
many movies."
But Miss Gish, who received a special
Oscar for her artistry and contribution to the
motion picture industry, is committed to
preserving the history of the movies.
When she took her pro8ram to Russia, the
Soviet government presented her with a copy of
a film that had been destroyed ln this country
because the negative hadn't been taken care of.
SHE WAS ALSO the force behind getting.
the D. W. G nffith com memocative stamp issued
in 1975.
In thr nearly 400 colleges she has appeared
~t since she began lecturing in 19m she always .
demonstrates why Gri!Cith is the father of films.
"At the end of my lecture I'd say, 'U you
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Correction
Two cuUines were inadvertently transposed
in Wednesday's Club Calendar. The two women _
ictentified as Mary Jacob and Marian Covin
were actually Mrs. Wil son Woodman and Mrs.
Wilham R. Snyder. Mrs. Woodman and Mrs.
Snyder ~ere promoting the antique seminar to
be given by Gwen Znerold from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wednesday, March 8, at St. Michael and All
Angels Church, Corona del Mar. Tickets are
$12.50 and include lunch. Mary Jacob and Marian Covin, inadvertent-
ly identified as Mrs. Woodman and Mrs.
Snyder, were publicizing the Affiliates Antique
Show to be held from noon to 9 p.m. on Friday
and Saturday, March 3 and 4, and from noon un·
til 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 5, at the Laguna
Beach MuseumofArt.Admlssionisrt:2S, .
••• Stuffies.
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{From Pa1e Bl)
you do is draw it on two pleees of cloth. cut It
out and stuff it up -no big deal.
.. Then I did a dog," be adds, pointinf out
that bis style was like that of a chlld -.. primal
art," be calls it. "It's the si~plest form of art.••
BACK IN THE late 1960s he aaid to hlmaell,
"You are a big nothing," so be enrolled in art
classes at Orange Coast College and bis
creativity eventually came to the fore.
''That was the hippie, lo~eln time, and I de-
cided to get out of all that Jau and go do
something that was productive and fµn -flip in·
instead of nip out," be says.
Roark continues, "I decided to be a craay
artist."
In 1969, he and hls brother, Ryan, started a
company called Brother~ and the two sib-
lings were off on a creative venture. Roark
"made these freaky looking t.blngs for tbe
Savidust Festival" and eventually Dew to New
York to lake part in a toy abow there.
NOT QUITE 20 yean old at the Ume, Rout·
s old the stuffed animals to Bloomin1dale'1.
Lord and Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue and F .A.O •
Schwartz.
"I start.ea getting big orden, but I couldn't
handle il I dldn 't know u.ythlna about bml· ness. I could never get enoup mOGey to pro-
duce the number of orden I wu aettlna."
He slacked off with the atunJ.. and w.nt to
work as a buyer, men's deputmet aupervlsor
and manager for Judy's clQtblua atone, where
he learned some busibeu apert1M and met
Donna.
aaree with me write the postmaster 1eneral. ·"
•be aald. • The Gilh sisters, who be1an acUng when
they were 4 and 5, did occasional extra work for
$5 a day when they were not appearing on stage
in New York.
When they r~ached their teens and were In
that netherworld or the actor -when they are
no longer a chUd and not yet an lngenue -they
went to work for Griffith •'to fill the gap.'·
l\sked i! ahe and her contemporaries ever
reallzed they were pioneering a new art form ,
she recalled a long-ago between-sc~nes break.
.. MR. GRIFFITH HEARD some of us
gtaeUng and laugblng," 5he said. "We called
thoae thlngs the ruckers. . .
"Mr. Griffith said, 'Don't ever let me hear
you say that word. You're taking the Clrst baby
steps in something that was predicted in the
Bible: the universal language. Tbls, with musk.
can be understood around the world it you 're
good enouah. '"
While ahe aaid that was rather "he.ady"
stuff for the young girls "we did take it
seriously" thereafter.
Aa for her latest film .. A Weddln1,"
directed by Robert Altman, she said she never
saw the script. "He (Altman) came up to my
houae and told me the story. .. It's about the new rich and old rich and I'm
the bead of the family of the old rich and Carol.
Burnet.tllthebeadortbefamUyofthenewrlch.''
HOW DID SHE like worklna for Altman, a
director who believes in having bis actors
improyiae?
"lt was a new e xperience. but very
nlc!asant." she said. "It's a wholly different .thing. l believe in rehearsal. 1 don't see how
anything on stage with more than one person
can happen without rehearaals. ~ Blrtb of a
Nation' was rehearsed for months and months."
Nevertheless. she predicts "it will be one of his most successful films."
As for rehearsals, the whining sound of the
projector was calling Miss Gish to her's.
The nickering black and white images of
American film history filled the screen and
Miss G isb ~ke into them lcropbooe ..
"Thomas Edison was responsible for film ,
George Eastman !ell in love with it ... •·
••• Gifts
<From Page Bl)
• Keen observation and curiosity. Watch for
the child who pursues a specific line of questi on·
ing, seeking more and more Information. For
example: "What makes tape sticky on one side
and smooth on the other?" "How can they make
a ma chine that puts on the sticky part wi thout_
getting the machine gummed up?" "Why
doesn't the sticky side stay stuck to the other
side when you unroll the tape?"
• Retention of a variety of information. Gin·
ed children often amaze parents and teachers
by recalling details of past experiences. One
6-year-old. tor example, returned from a visit to
a space museum and reproduced an accurate
drawing of a rocket be had seen.
• Periods of intense concentration. A 1-year-
old gifted cblld, for example, mid\t sit for five
minutes or more listening to a story being read
to an older brother or sister. Complete
absorption in a book or project ls a sign of un·
usual ability in older children.
• Ability to understand complex concepts
and think abstracUy. A normal 4-year-old might
look through a picture book of baby and mother
animals and express interest. A gifted cbJld is
more likely to observe the relationship between
the mothers and the babies; they look alllte but
the babies are smaller.
• A broad and changing spectrum of In·
tereata. Glfted children often show an intense ln·
tereat in oae subject for a period of time, then
turn, eq~ intensely. fb a totally unrelated
1ubJecl •
• Strong crtUeal thinking skills and self·
criUcbm. Gilled children evaluate themselves
and others, but they are particularly critical of
themselves. A gilled child who wins a race
might complain that be or abe abould have done even better. .
If you .believe your child ls eifted, you
should consult '\'lth teachers ~other school
personnel or with authortu,Qat local college
or unlvenlty. Further informatl ls available
from the Oftlce of Gifted and Talented, U.S. Of·
nee of Educad.OG, Donohoe Bulldlnf, 400 6th St.
S. W., Boom 383S. Wuhlngton. D.C., 20202.
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Not to Dye?'
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ARIES (May 21•• work -don't delay.
Aprll 19): What was Relative may alng blues,
stat"s quo is no more; but you do have your
there Is shakeup and own life to live.
flbal result could be SAGl'JTABIUS (Nov ..
beneficial. 22·Pec. 21 ): Examine
TAURUS (April 20· various possibilities,
May 20): Hold off on propositions. Give full
travel, if possible. play to intellectual
Directions, -goals could curloslty.
be confused. CAPRICO&.N (Dec.
D E A R A N N clrcomstaDcea •PPIY &o GEMINI +may 21· 22·Jan. 19): Conflict at
LANDERS: I have been less &ban one In a June 20): Member of op~ home base la indicated.·
readlne a lot in the mWlon. posite sex makes as· Have facts, figures
newspapers lately about .. statements tb at sertlon wblcb could be av a 11 ab I e.
the possibility or getting nea&e scare and panic considered ''pro-AQUARIUS (Jan.
cancer from hair dyes. aboald be baaed oa vocative." 20-Feb. 18): See ,as is, n is very upsetting. sometblng more than ID· CANCER (June Zl· not through romantic
I keep r:eadlng about conclaslve and possibly J l 22) Sto · • ...,, to h a z e Per c e i v e the expetiments being • u Y : P -" ng · l done with rats. Every lrrelewant...U.a. • 'bring back something potential. Give full p ay
'report I've seen says the Dr. EdmUDd Klein la that has seen its day. t 0 ex~ r as en~ or Y
I b l f I LEO <July 23·A..ug. percepUon. Accent on rats are drink ng t e on 1 one o severa 22): New technlciuu, w b I! t b a p pens in
dye -and in enormous authorities wlth wbom I contact.a, methods help ho11p1t$J, wathin group,
quantlUea. I don't want con1Dlted. A put pre•· ge· t you throuah .... d pa•t club, organization, to drink it, I just want to Ideal of &be New Yoril • -· ~ ....__bind i-~-..a door d • d f S I routine w hi .. b has ue c vo:M::U s. putltonmyhea . "ca emy o ceneea d .. d ti PISCES (Feb. 19· A lot of people in this deacrtbed &bent atad.les prove !lonpro \tC ve. M b 2 0 ) • 0 b -
country trust you, Ann. as .. poor!' designed"· VIRGO ~Aug. 23·Sept. str::e~s associate will
Your opinion would and said, 'They may or 22): Oblatn hint fr~m make noise, but can be
mean a great deal to us ma.y not prove anytlllag Leo message. Creativi· dismissed 81 a paper
and millions of othera. -evea abdat nu." Not t y , in v o I v em e n t • tiger.
Will you please tell us oae •laale aatbortty with personal magneU.Sm are'
what you think -or is w b om 1 c beck de d featured . :;::;;;:;;;;:;:;;;::;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;::::;;::;
this potato too hot to believed tM rat studJea LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. RUffEll'S
handle? -SCARED -la ave a DY v a 11 di t Y 22): Highlight versaUll-Um&aAI ~y ·
L I K E S 0 M A N Y wbataoever. I bave been ty -express, create, r-rnn.•• IAl
OTHERS ••lag hair dyet f~ over travel, accept sociaJ ln· WllMT•W_.
3t yean and will con-vi talion. In matters ot -.. Inf
DEAR SCARED: No ttnae to do ao. -ANN speculation, stick to 1'12.....,. ...,_
potato la too bet for me LANDERS Dlimber3. ~MIM-.....Ut
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of dl1pq Jato &lala a.tr·
dye coDtroveray beeaue
a creat nasnber of
women laave writea &o
e•preu eoacera. )9at u
yoa bne.
Dr. Eclanmcl K.lela, a
most dlaUngu!Med a.ad
wo.rld-renoW11ed akin
cancer spedallat at lhe
Rosewell Park
Me m orlal Jnatltate
<New York'• State
Cealer fer . Tre.atmea&..
Control ud lletearcb ot
Cancer), bad tbls to
aay:
.. Many of my patients,
lncladlog those wbo
bave a tendency to de·
velop alrla cancer. as
well as those wbo have
already developed skla
cancers, bave been dye-
ing lhelr lla.lr for dtt·
adea. To the best ol my
knowled1e, aot one
cancer has occurred la
these pa~ daat coald
be trattd to balr dyea.
"The majority or
chemical a1enta wblcb
cause ak1ll cancer pro.-
duce it at the al&e when
lt makes tu first coatact
wltb t.be body -anally
lhe 1kla, benue Its Im·
9act 11 ltl"ollcnt at that
pa rtlcalar place.
"In my opbdoa, 11 kalr
dyes were a 1erlog1
ca•H of cancer tbey
woald bave produced
1kla caacer on tbe
scalps, since tbese
women have a pre·
disposition toward de·
velopln1 the dlleaH. It
ls even lea U.kel1 th.at
hair dyes woa.ld cause
cancer ID the a'fera1e
lndivldaal wbo l• not
prone to deftloplag aldll
cancer. Almost any
agent cu. aader very
uaaaaal clrc1a.mltallces,
cause cancer, bat
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Goodell .Wins; USC Leatls
LOS ANGELES Southern
California took the lead art er the
firs t day of the three-day Pa~Uic-8 Conference Southern
Division swimming and diving
championshies at East Los
Angeles College Thursday. .
The Trojans totaled 133 points
to 130 for runnerup UCLA.
California had 119 points
followed by Stanford with 63
points.
Five events were completed
Thursday. Brian Goodell of
~CLA won the 500-yard freestyle
in 4 : 23.33. Bruce Furniss of
Southern Cal won the 200-yard
individual medley in 1 :50.89 and
t eummale Scott FindorCf
cuptured the 50-yard freestyle in
20.27 seconds
Both Goodell and Furnas:.
captured gold medals at the 1976
Olympic Games at Montreal.
The TroJans picked up a third
individual champ1onshlp when
Kevin Wilson won the one-meter
diving competition with 451.~
p0ints.
Goodell, a former Mission Vie·
jo High star aQd a freshman at
UCLA, led a 1·2·4 Brujns finish in
the 500 free.
A·~oldmedal winner. io &,»e 400
and l ,SOO·meter freesty les at
Montreal in 1976, Goodell is ex·
pected t o dominate in ttte
1.000-yard free, too. as this meet
continues.
Another freshman standout in
the d.ay's compelltioo was
Southern Cal's Mike Kelly, a
former Fountain Valley High
ace. •
Kelly. who originally was
signed to a soccer scholarship
by the Trojans before the PAC·8 ~
ste pped in. was fifth in the 50
freestyle with a 20.98 clocking.
RHulh ol 11 ... 1 ~ ... \\ •• the PK .. Conter .. 10
Soutllern 01vl~1on .-.•1mmln11 •na a1v1n9
('lf•mpr6Mllf1>$ •t '"" ts-v•rd !!•st torAnottM
"''""''• THE KINGS' SYL APPS (14) ESCAPES WITH THE PUCK AS TWO OTHERS COLLIDE.
Rockies No Mateh for Kings
INGLEWOOD <AP) It's not
likely that the ColorC1do Rockie!>
are concerned with cheering up
fans around the National Hockey
League, but they've been doing
a lot of that this season.
The simple foct is that the
Rockies just can't seem to v.1n
on foreign ice.
The Los Angeles Kings were
the latest opponent of the
Rockies to reap the benefit of
entertaining .Colorado. rolling to
a 5·2 triumph Thursday night.
Colorado js now winless in its
last 29 games away from home,
losing 20 games and tying nine
"'We Just keep making too
many mistakes." said Colorado
coach Pat Kelly, whose team
would seem lo have a chance to
win tonight because it plays a
home game against the
Cleveland Barons "We haven't
won on the road in four months
"You start wondering when
the next loss w.ill be." continued
Kelly. ··w~ don't make mistakes
at home ;.is we do on the road."
Ma reel Dionne had a goat and
two assists for the Kings. who
won their second game in a row
Dave Taylor. Vit· Venasky,
Tom m y Williams and Gary
Sargent scor ed Los Angeles'
other goals
Sports Clipped Slwrt
NBA Ref Fined $2,500
NEW YORK -Referee Richie Dibbs w.on a tough, 4-6, 7·6, 7-6
Powers has been fined $2,500 decision over Cliff Drysdale.
and suspended without pay for the unseede d H1gueras ups<:t
three games for advising the Manuel Orantes, 6·4, 6· 7. 6-3: and
New Jersey Nets and Atlanta Mayer downed Stan Smith, 6-2.
Hawks that he would not enforce 6-3.
NBA rules renrding zone de· S-... -Roll fenses. ~
Powers confirmed that he had KANSAS CITY-Top-seeded
told both teams, through their Mart Ina Navratilova and Biille
collchcs and captains, that he Jean King advanced to the
would permit the teams lo quarterfinals of a $100,000 tennis
employ "exotic defenses" ,as tournament Thursday night.
long as neither team com· Navratilova took a 6·1, 6·0 de·
plained. This is contrary to Rule cision over Marita Redondo and
12, Section 1, prohibitinl the use King captured a 6·2, 6·4 wan over
of zone de(enses in NBA play. ·Beth Norton.
Also. ·v1rg1ma Wade ousted Nutue 1t'l1t• Sharon Wals h , 6-2. 6·4. and
HOLLYWOOD, Fl a .-me Wendy Turnbull e llm inated
Nastase ralled for a 6-7, 6·4, 6·4 Mirna JaullOvec, 6·1, 6·3.
win over Ch arley Pasarell SUt.toaBo•ored Thursday ni&bt in the second •
round of the $50,000 Grand Prix NEW YORK -Eddie Sutton,
tennis tourney at the Hollywood the Arkansas coach who brought
Sportatorium. new respect to Southwest
In other matche-a. A-nand· Conference bQ!ketballJ has been
Am ri tr aj defeated f'tj c Jc selected The As50i:lated Press
Saviano, 6·4, 1·6i and Cllff college coach or tl\e year for
Richey bested Bernie Mitton, >978. • 1 7·6, 6·1. Sutton, the coach of the ye.r
The t6umey's top seed Bjorn runnerup last year when his
Borg, dealt Vladimir Zednik, Razorbacks won the SWC .3-6, 1 74,.fe.• late Wednesday championship, received 60 voles
matcff.-to 37 for Marquette's ltantr
• Raymonds.
.... .,. Ad.,•11ee• Te.-. fl• Old
"M EMP HIS, Tenn.-Sandy AUSTIN, Texas :_ Texas· No.
Mayer, EddJe Dibbs and Jose l q u a r t er back Randy trtgueras allvan~ea to the 1lcElchern, fhe Urir -strln1er
quarterfinals of the U .S. who came off the bencll to lead
Nation al I n door tennis the Lo n ghorf)s' u pse of
---........... et..nrpion1~Thu.nd1y. -Oklahoma .la.\ .aea.aoa~ UD• ...... .,.;;:;;. ..... ;.;.;.;;-~ • ~..-ii;.--
derwent knee surgery Thursday
and was said lo be doubtful for
next fall.
Grew Hired
SAN DIEGO -Recently fired
Cleveland Browns coach Forrest
Gregg has been selected for the
second time ln s ix years as of·
fensive line coach or the San
Di ego Chargers.
POOi Tl111,_.yy:
$00-.,M11 ttM -J. Goodell. UCl.A, f , n.ll. 1.
lerll•, UC\.41 .+:tt.31, J. Briin•r, $1..,IOfd,
4•2'.41, 4, twltoft;\ICl.A, 4:1UO S. Orr.~"
C•I • .1:1u•." l(tf', Sovlhefn C:.I, 4:M.4l. 200-y4'ni 11\d, ....i. -1 FUtmlH, Soullwtl\ c:.1.
I .so. ... "l. Fr~<ll&, ScMttllerl\ C•I, 1.Sl.liO a
ljudtoft, UCl..', 1:52 SJ. 4. S.ntoa. C.lllo<nl•.
1tSU). S. MamUI•, UCLA, l:.sMJ • Roe~.
c..ltorllie, l:SS4S.
SO•yerCS Ir• -t. l'lndof'H, SoullM"' C•I, 211.11
J AuJlll\ UGI.A, 1CU1. i. Sl"'I, CAlllornla.~.fl.
•. l'elrNnll, C:.lll«nl•, 20.'6. J, Kelly, Soolftw•ft Cal, 20.'9. L "-U, 54111tord, tl.12. Ont·~llr OM"'O -\, Wit'°"• Sou11Mr11 Cal,
'SI.IS point'° J. Del A•, C•llloml•, 44US. l
GotdStatn, UCl..A, »t .0. 4. Doi\ Ha11u,
C.lllOrnl•, J50.tt S. Kt.,,,.y, St111lord, 1'1.SS. "° \l•lll.
.00.yel'\I ,,_.,, •el•'I' -1. C:.tlfOrfti• ll!lkce.
Sl!\ll~j 8•11•rd •nd $Im•>, J:Jt.02. 1. UCLA,
l:Ji.M. l. ScMIU..rn C:.t, 1:22.71'" "· ~0t4. J i. "· No lltth ooh<th. THm KO~ -I. So ... hetn c.1, 1)3. 1 UCLA, no J Qnt0'1il•. Ill 4, SU!lfonf. '1 -
Desire Not
The Saine,
Says Pahner
ORLANDO. Fla. <APJ -The
desire for victory still exists for
Arnold Palmer. He wants it. He
hungers for it.
But Palmer, brutally honest
as ever, admits it isn't the same.
The passing years, growing
wealth and worldwide fame·such
a few men have enjoyed have
dulled the sharp edge of his de-
sire .
.. It's now u~a rning,· no
longer a burning.
"Twenty years ago I was 28
years old and broke. And that's
a hell of a lot of difference,"
TOURNEY POSTPONED
A violent thunderstorm, pack·
ing heavy rains that flooded the
Rio Plnar course. forced a
postpoaement today of the
second round of the Citrus Open.
T h<' secon d round now is
!>Cbeduled for Saturday.
said the living legend who now
counts his personal fortune by
the mi,llions of dollars.
"I could s it here and t ell you
the desire is the same. but it just
isn't there. It's obvious. My golf
game has shown it over the past
few years.·· .
Over the past few yea~. five
of them since he last won a
tournament In the United States.
Palmer has slipped from con·
slant conte nder to the un-
comfortable rol e of e lder
statesman. He made a major
move to reverse the trend. to
roll bac.1< the yean, with a solid,
7-under-par 65 Thursday t hat put
him in a tie witb Bob Mur phy
and Tom Kite for the' first-round
lead in the Florida Citrus Open
golf tournament.
It was his best score in two
years. It came on the heels or a
runnerup finish in Australia in
his last start. It was a solid -
a l mo st erro ri ess
performance.
And it clearly. happily, had
Palmer thinking of winning
again.
"lt's been a long lime. If I
gave you a list of all the reasons
I want to win again I'd keep you
here for hours," he said. But it's
a wistful thing; a hope, not the
old, pugnacious conviction that
it had to happen.
") can only hope to sustain the
See Palmer , Page B·4
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TWO FOR WAKE FOREST :\II-Amenta c·(•n ll•r Rod
Griffin goes up for a ba~ket in leading his Oca<:ons
teamm"1les to an 82-i7 upsel ,·ictory o\·er :'\orth Carolini.l
Thursday night in llll' Atl:.intie Coast Conferenl·r
tourney. Deacon scored 18 points anti hud .1 dot.l'n rt··
bound~.
Titans, Aztecs,
49ers Triumph
Fresno State no longer has ao
advantage in the third Pacific
Coast Athletic Association
basketball tourname nt at the
Anaheim Convention Center.
The Bulldogs got lo watch
Thursday night but now they're
in the SC1me situation as San
Diego State. Cal State
C Fullerton> and Cal State C Long
Beach)
The Aztecs , Titans and 49ers
earned spots in the tournament
sc m ifinals by winning first
round games as FSU s at on the
sidelines by virtue of a top seed
in the tourney, which meant a
first-round bye.
In tonight's semis, San Diego
tangles with Fullerton at 7
before Fresno State takes on
Long Beach at 9. The winners
tonight play for the tournament
championship, and a berth in the
NCAA Tournament. Saturday
ni ght.
Francois Wisc made a pair of
foul s hots with 1·42 remaining to
gi vc Long Beach an 84·82 victon
over Pac1f1c . Greg Bunch
scored ~8 points t o l ead
Fullerton to an 88 78 triumph
over San Jose Slate and n·scr' t•
Jlilton Hale's 25 point!> helJ)(·d
San Diego State trounce l"C
Santa Barbara. 96· 70.
Fullt-rton a nd S;.i n Diego
figured to win their first-round
gam es. but Long Beach ·.,
\'ictory was an Up!>el Of SOrb
The 49ers were 7· 7 in the PCA1\
during the regulCII i.eal>on wh1h·
Pacific was9·5.
Wake F ore•t. 8 2· 11
GREENSBORO, N .C .
Lero.v McDonald scored 21
points and Rod Griffin 18 as
Wake Forest overcame a nine·
p0int second half deficit to upset
10th-ranked North Carolina.
82-77. in the semifinals of Uw
Atlantic Coast Conferencl'
basketball tournament '(hursday
nighl.
The v1ctory pits the Deacons
against Duke, an 81·69 first·
game winner over Maryland, in
the championship Saturday
afternoon.
Wolverine-, 89·7:i
MADISON. Wis. -Michigan
. State clinched its first undisput·
ed Big Ten bask e tball
championship in 19 years, rout-
ing Wisronsin 89-75 Thursday
night behind the play or 6·foot·8
freshman Earvin Johnson.
Greg Keiser and Johnson led
the Spartans with 27 and ~4
points.
Arko1Ucu, 94-73
HOUSTON ·-Sophomore
guard Ken "Juice" Williams lg·
nlted slufgish Houston with 2lO
points Thursday night and the
Cougars Tipped Texas Tech,
93·82, to join the fourth-ranked
Arkansas Rasorbacks in the
semlftnals of the Southwest
• I
'
C'on ere n ce lf'1tt~t'b11t1---,
tournament. Arkansas whipped Southern
Methodist 94·73 behind Marvin
Delph. Ron Brewer and Sldnoy
Moncl'ief earlier Tburaday nicht
to set up tonlght•s confrontaUon
·wlth th.e Coug•rs. The wtnner
meets Te~as Saturday night for
tM championship.
CORVAWS. Oro. -Guards
R obble Closs and Mike
Drummond hit a pair o( ftte
thrOWt Hdl ln the fina l ff~S
Thur1day niCM. lo tve Oreton a
• 1•·51 baalt tball victory over
Ore1on5lale.
•81 DAIL V PILOT Friday. March 3. 1978
-A Slow Track
. . . --
·BASKETBALL I TRACK I MISCELLANY
CIFFinales South Grid
Nominees
Announced
Cage Showdowns
Slated Saturday
South All-star football coach LONG BEACH-Three CJF
Jim Bratten of Estancia <Costa basketball championships are on
Mesa) High bas announced his the line Saturday in daytime
list of candidates who will be action featuring 2-A. 1-A and
screened for possible duty in the · small schools competition,
· 19th Orange County All-star It gets under way at 10:30 with
game July 6. the sm l schools tiff between
Here's Bratten's lis t of No. 1 s Lutheran <Orange>
nominees: ,.. High an No. 2 seed Pasadena
Poly, foll ed by a 12:30 col-
Jlsion In ·A circles between
Santa Fe League rivals St.
Monica ( anta Monica) High
and Cathe al (Los Angeles).
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LyOt1a, "''"" Vtncllk, 8ob lrown, D•t1• Wal\drockt. ~A-. AMrl( HtlH.
N111ttl--INc" -MMe.a PeQtl•Mlll, Scan
8""""'eU, Gr1lg UwrtMt, S..vt ~Ill. J im
TllOMH, Mtllt Ptrlllnt, Vic \..Ofl9, 1111 Murpllv
MHIU -Ktftt T1;0tf, Al Penner. "'''' • H-erel. Eel~. Grev K•rmMI, .,. .. , -Jtlf Hyder, Joh" BoHel\, Jell
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Wltllam1, Mike Yecum, Steve CYnllf, Jerry
The 2' battle at 2: lS pits
Channel l ands <Oxnard) and
Victor Valley <Victorville) in a
rematch ot their 1971 showdown.
Among the a{tractions in the
trio of title deciders is St.
Monica star Leon Wood, a 6-3
lS·year-old junior who has
averaged 42.7 points per game ln
the playoffs. SL Moille• won the
Santa Fe League crown, but was
entered as the league's No. 2
entry due to an error by the
league's representative.
Cathedral's game is paced by
6 ·5 Eric Bailey, who bas
averaged 20.4 points a came.
In 2·A action, Victor Valley's
olfense is hampered by the fiu.
ridden condition of ace Bill
Lightnel', who n evertheless
scored 20 points and added six
r e bounds in Wednesday's
semifinal victory over Saugus.
Channel Islands, the defending
champion, is paced by 6·6 Brian
Burns and '6-1 Bob Thompson,
who have combined for a 30-
point average in leading the Ox·
nard quintet to a 23·3 record.
Victor Valley is 2S·2.
Max Pray, at 6-~. is Pas.adena
Poly's ace. Poly is 21-4 for the
season, as opposed to Lutheran's
22·4 . mark. Lutheran's last
victim, Huntington Valley
Cbristlan <Newport Beach).
boasted 6-8 star J eff Frazer, but
the latter was nullified by
Lutheran's balance. '
Cleveland Indians pilcher Jim Kern Cleft)
splas hes through the puddles i!l Tucson_ as
he a nd his team mates continue spring
training des pite the deluge of rains
dumped on western states. -Despite the
wet turf the Indians worked out Thursday
a s they' continue preparations for the
American League baseball season.
Hepllll\S, 0.ve 9.c!IW
MAW o.i -Devld OoN•'"· David 11..,n.
.Joflll GIMIOf\ Ctel9 OtlOft, ""41 r--..-.,. Jiii\
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Koflltf', Mtny ~ Mlllt a.ktf'. c:..u Mela -stew ''llCh. Dale .. ~ ....
St. Monica nipped Capistrano
Valley High in the semifinals,
and Wood hit 18 of 30 attempts
from the field with a dazzling as·
sortment of. shots and moves in
scoring 44 points.
Wayne Stark, Steve Hight and
Bryan Langenwalte r are
Lutheran's guns. Stark averages
17. l points and is the team's
leading rebounder ; Hight bas a
13.8 scoring a verage; a.nd
Langenwalter has a 16.4 sconng
rate . •
Irvine, CV, Mater Dei,
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North High, GaMsha Roll
Estancia Spike Outlook
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71 from the field (56.3 percent>.
Upland, although hitting 31 of
67 fr om the field for a
respect able 46.3 percent. was
never in the game. Wtulc the prep track teams
from lrvine. Capistrano Valley
and Estancia <Costa Mesa) are
pointin~ for the future, Mater
Des ( Santc.i Ana) as shooting for a
title.
Eslanc1a has lo r eplace most
uf lasl year's team while Irvine
:md Capistrano Valley are in
their fir~t year of varsity com·
petition. Mater Dei features a
new coach with high ex-
pect ataons.
A capsule look at the four
teams .
Matn-Dei
Maler Dei Hi~h hasn't been
known as a track powerhouse an
recent years but first-year coach
Denny Robinson fi gures t o
chan ge all that.
"I reel we can wm our league
and I feel we have a t•ouple or
kids who can be m the stale
meet.'' says Robinson, who once
served as an assistant to Len
Miller wben the current l'C
Irvine coach was at Victor
Valley High. With a turnout or 105 athlete~.
the Monarchs h ave quantity.
And in Vince Brown, Mark Eddy
uad David Reyes, they also have
quality.
Brown, who put the shot 59·10
last year as a junior, had an
opening-season mark or 57·4''2
last week which was four feel
farther than the next best mark
in Orange County.
Eddy, who bad a spectacular
Angelus League cross country
campaign, ran a 4:26 mile in·
doors recently and opened the
season by winning the balf·mlle
<:l:06), mile (4:47) and two-mile
< 10:0lh last week in a lopsided
69-45 victory over Verbum Del or
Los Angeles.
Reyes, an AU-Orange County
football player, coasted to wins
io the 440 (53.8) and 330 low
htrrdles (41.6). By season's end,
Robinson claims. the senior w1ll
be running the lows iD the 37s.
on conditioning," coach Don
Burns said last week. "I hope
everybody else is in the same
boat.''
To complicate matter s. the
Eagles have an over abundance
in several e vents but gaplng
vacancies in others.
··w e are not deep in ex-
perience,•• admits Burns.
"We're a young team and not as
strong as the last two years but
we do ha..-e some good in·
dividuals."
One of those is Mike McC1ta,
1977 Century League champion
in the mile who was also league
champ in cross country this fall
lie will be joined by Kevin
McCarthy, Gary Demory, David
Poulter and Mike Witbeck on the
distance corps.
Estancia will also be strong m
the pole vault a nd weights.
Geor ge Pinckney and Greg
Pearce are capable of U·foot
vaults, Bums says. Shot potter
Bill Goar bad a best of St feet on
the frosh-soph level last year
when he 106t just one dual mttt
while Mike Camp, just out from
basketball, will double in the
s hot < 49) and dlscus ( 127).
Dale And e r son , Chris
Watbford and Kevin Sloan in the
discus and Dave Bacblor, Bruce
Banker and Brad Stepbensoo in
the shot put should give
Estancia plenty of polnt.s ln lbe
weights.
Kevin Hagan and Gary Kraus
will double in the hurdles and
sprints. Also in tbe dub.et will
be Chris Fox, BW Hay, Glen
Hicks, Mike Tbompson, Durley
Ada ms, Alan Osborn and
transfer Shane Sutherland of
Brltlsh Columbia.
Fox and Hagan, Bums feels.
could be running 10 flat by ·
season's end. · •
Jan Bengston will run the low
hurdles and compete in two field
events, the lone Jump (20 feet)
and the triple jump ('5 feet).
Hagan, Fox. Scott Zook and
Marian Bacon are also pegged
for jumping duties.
Burns hopes to get several
basketball players to join Mike
Langley in the high jump.
perhaps the Eagles' biggest
weakness.
Jm•e
switt.GAOH!Mt. the Ganesha (Pomona) Giants
e1,,......-a..v.-..e .. nE1riell.Scott tuned up for their CIF 3-A "°:'.!111~ t:::"'_,..,d, o. ... Padl11a, J1... b a s k et b a 11 ch am pl on s h i p
11''""'· MMW<M""-showdown with easy wins Thurs· Fi~~~·~,;,.-;!~•· ..... .><» H•MY. °""" day night in the semifinals at
StMI--o-,.. o.<c••. 1tw1n v-Long Beach Arena. Ol':t!9:~ ..... Sudl'U. T .... s.c---. The Huskies turned back
vie,....,.., r-s--. Ed v...... Upland High, 90·75, and in the ,.::'"!~11~ ~.~ o. .. Dlu. o... nightcap it was Ganesba besting
Pecllk• -.._.. Jot!MOft, e111 M<Henwy, Covina, 67-53, and neither game To give his -inexperienced c ra111 ~11. Jim o·c-11. Mtu MMtin. was as close as the final score
d ui k track J•<k SC.,_., Pe4 8'elNI. d f squa a q c course on u CN1eia -J1m Kr-. 0-11, rvi.on. lndic ates before a crow o a nd field, Irvine coach Jeff 2,742.
Swigart devoted early workouts The \wo collide Saturday night
to a team decathlon. PALMER at 7, followed by the 4·A decider "It introduced a lot of events • • • between No. 1 seeded Verbum
t o young athletes who 'tur~''.e Cootinoed From Page 8 .3 Dei .(Los Angeles) and No. 2
never competed before pluS 1l seed Pasadena. · ~ave our seasoned athletes a desire, lo keep the adrenaline North's rout was keyed by the
chance to see other events." pumpingenoughtowln." all-round pley of 6·5 senior
!lays Swil'arl who must do a lot Allen Miller, who played with Richard Box, who scor ed 25
or teaching this spring as Irvine Palmer before a burgeoning points and played well at both
<'om pet.es on the varsity level for gallery that grew in size and ends of the court. The Huskies
lhe rirsttlme. e nthus iasm as his birdies jumped to a 22-10 lead, saw it
One thing is certaJn. Against mounted, doubted it would dwindle to 46-42 early in the
teams their own st~e. the Va-happen. And for a very different third quarter, then exploded to
queros can hold their own in the reason. take a 77·!i6 bulge with still S: 31
Geor ge Hawthorne, the 6-10
giant among the Giants, led
Ganesha to its 22nd straight
victory. Covina rallied from an
early deficit to within 18-16 in
the second quarter. but that was
the last time Covina was to be
close.
Ganesha got a 10-point lead
a nd ma1ntained It almost
throughout. expanding 1t to 61H5
in the fourth quarter.
Score by Quarters
Upland 16 20 18 21_..:,75
North 22 18 25 25-90
Ganes ha
Co,·in a
16 16 16 19-75
10 12 15 16-53
Wrestlers
In Action distance events. And in the pole ''He wants lo win too much," left in the game.
vault and triple jump lrvin.e can Miller said. The winners' smooth and fluid S A N D I E G 0 -J am i e
compete with most learns in the TllW't<t•P~" style contr asted sharply with Roberson (130) or Huntington
area, thanks to a pair of 111 ,..,,... .. :in>-•s t<Lt•i.v ~»-~ Up land's m ec hani ca l Beach High and Gary Bobay
transfers. 11 Mu•OllY »·U-•s o A•t••m :a.n-ro breakdowns as the junior-laden 023) of Fountain Valley High.
One of them, junior Dennis 6 ~','!,..m :~:.:! ~ ~:-;:: ~~:=~ Hus kies were guilty of only six will be among the favorites to
Shannon of Sacramento. bas a A t.t.111>1• l4-n .. , roe11... ,..,,,._'° turnovers and connected on 40 of <'apture stale high school wres-
13-6 effort in lhe pole vault to his s.Mt'"'" »~' 8 C•"" »->1-10 tlina championships today and ~.Trnlno »-J._.,., 11 llernu Js.U.-70 • S credit. ~.erow11 ~ w "'""""" .,._~ Saturday at San Die go tale The other, Chris Ingram, bas 1 .Sneed ~, A...... '~'0 ''olleyhall Tourney University. lri 1 H.lrwln ~ L.Thmpton a,.,._10 T 1 C t gone over 43 feet in the Pe T.SlmPtM Jt..J1-41 M.Henuy M<»-10 Nine Orange oas area
jump and when he decided to try J.P••• -.... $.llt<twtlw •~ 10 An open two-person doubles wrestl ers are competing in the
out the high jump, cleared six ~:~!:: = ::~~ ~~:! beach volleyball tournament is two·day event that will conclude
feet ln practice. ..... •.CrefltMW ~ J.Scl\reder 31..u-11 scheduled Apr11 22·23 at Laguna Saturday night w ilb the
The Vaqueros are loaded in :::=::; = ~::::~~ :::=:;: Be a c b • s Emera 1 d Bay . cha mpionship finals .
the triple jump. Lewis Yang and H.Tw11tw Je..~ L.N••'°" ~" spon~ored by the Laguna Beach Others from the area incJude:
Jim Rudy both went over 40 feet ~:~~~ ~ :·=::. !::::~: Volleyball Club. Mitch Finklea (heavyweight)
in addtuoo to lQlll jumping 20 J.tteenr ,......... J.'M.Mt., ~" Entr1es at $10 per team will be . and Larry Budgen (178) from
feetlastyearufreabmen. ~:.:" = :.::C'=~ :.:=~: taken In men's or women'.s Fountain Valley; Mike Rudy, who ran the 100 in 10.8, L.Ntet-~ ~ • ...,... ss.a-11 doubles. Proceeds benefit the Provanzano (98) of Huntington
joint another transfer, Mark ~~ ..... = t:~~ ::::::;: club's cash achievement award. Beach; Bob Larwood (123) from
Soward of Riverside, lo the ,........., JJ·~ ~.H•v-• n.a-11 given each year to a Laguna Dana Hills; Dan Schroeder (1S7)
sprint.a. Soward ran 10.7 as a ~·~'"'"' = :.~~:· :::=~: Beach student player. of University High <Irvine);
freshman last year. J.Cotoert ~ 0 .1 .. rm »*-" For additiona l information Mike Ochoa (168) from Mission
Three of tbe team 'lsst best -:C~ :::=: ~·=."Y ::::=;: and a. registration application Viejo; and Chris Roll U!H) from athletes are in the d ance A.M<N<llM ~ .~ ll'l.--11 call 494-QOi. Corona del Mar. eHata. Tom Stapp rjn the mile ...!..J·=c:.~...,.~-.?·~a~• :!,.~-------==..::.::..:.:::.:.:.: ___________________ _
in 4:85 and t.be two-mUe in 10:10
u a 9oph. Brad Guiao <•:4'>.
See Track. Page B·S
Bob Mertigan. who has n:n
the 100 in 10.2, is the sprint a ce. ~A.A Swim.fest .. ·
Steve Aguirre and Tim Savage have both run 10.4 so the
?t{onarchs ahould be strong in
the relays.
David Gonzales, who is also
oQt for baseball, ts a 20-5 long
Anteaters Third
Jumper while Sergio Bocci lends LONG BEACH-State (l.mg
dfptb in the shot put ('6 feet>. Beach). led by an outatand-
6
Vangella Coekii\aa was f oarth
in tbe 200 individual medley ln
i ;J5.q wltb teammate Scott JSeeker flfth at 1:56.5.
Tile three-day meet contlnues
today and Saturday at Belmoot.
1Jim ~ Vem Nelson, Paul inl 500-fU'4 ~le effort of
Chapman and Mark Bertrand 4:27.6 by O!ympfan 'nm Shaw,
w"9re members of the Mater Dei took the ftrA.clay lead in team
cro11 country team that · acorlnc ln the Paclfle Cont cjlptured An1elua Lea1ue Athletlc AllOClaUcG 1wt11untni
clampMmldpe lD all dlvlawlom.1.. ·c1aamplon1blpa at Belmont ~· 1 '&.CZlf ,..."1
·sophomore Gres •.er .Plua ObmPc pool bere with ,.,..~,.Cet....-.u.-.....,..,2. 1bows orom1ae wblle Al Varlleo Ulpolntl. Pu$11• ..._ tlll a. ucnin. .,, 4 ~---
aod Mike Dotterer. another CO.el Rant Vellaamp-91 tJt ......,.,., .. ':.::,'=.:;
b,.aeball pla1er. m ake tbe -inu.e· Ant.eaten are ln third •,,.....,._CUI> •:1u: t. _.ft.a)
•trlnta deep eJMNeh to_~ place wltla 87 polat• •. lth ~=1~~.-=.,,..,..:~-:L~~ ••k"•• ln the pole va"" iUIU Pepperdine, an. = ap • c111 "'"'" o..n: e. ~ tuco «JUJ _bJihJump. ~m.dlvlna.-m place "'~-==··--,w t:.SJ.Ji 1. tillet with 112. ~CA) hSU; a. .,,_..Cl.•> 1:1Q; 4 Ed~ Four e----pln• di·-'-• -c.et .... tUCO •:•.tcS:.e:· UICI) l ttu: .. ... _put ._ -•1111, .. _,.. Or* C~ l1J1,t. 0 10. K*MlllrCUCU The reeent rainy we•..-v• eo,1plete4 ao tbe nm da.Y ot 1:JU.
t'l)Ol'e tbaD JV;R a damper on eom~Utloa with UCI't beat .,~~°I':::: .. ~~=:=~~ Dtanata Hl&b • early track 1Dd allowl•C J.a tbe so fret1t1l• s. ~. ca.a> 11A1 .. M111 cuco 11,, flthl~ ''i::'T .. -wlan• IUll._G•••-~_Gu -o::;1 '"U..:-~':/~u .......... we-~--rppdo·~ =-• llDCl Miiie ~ t:a11'i4'==' ' .... ••••11a..r JO --on cemem 80 Wfln 'flt:/.,...._. • foartluDdatlilapte • tiat.114.UCI Wt.I.
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Capo Valley's Charl~s
1 Nabs· Prep Scoring Titl~
Bob Charles, who led
Capistrano Valley
High 's Cousars to a 20· 7
record and a semifinals
berth in the CIF l ·A
basketball playoffs, is
the Orange Coast Area's
scoring champion for
1977.
Charles, who led the
scoring derby from the
outset, poured in 696
points in 27 games for a
25.7 average. The slick
S-11 senior guard scored
40 points in one game
and waa in the 30s seven
limes.
Second to Charles is
Fountain Valley High
• ace Roger Holmes, who
averaged 22.7 points per
outing for the Barons,
undefeated Sunset
League champions for
the second straight
year.
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Tonight • ~e~vy rai~ ~~~ht rmances h~~helved
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UC Irvine hosts seven-the 57th running of the Southern Counties track
time NCAA champion meet. set this year for March 18.
UCLA in intercollegiate The runways at Huntington Beach Wgh's
volleyball tonight (7:30) Sheue Field have been damaged lo such an extent
at Crawford Hall. that It would be "unfair and dangerous to use the
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Friday. March 3. 1978 DAIL y PILOT as··
AREA SCORING CHAMP BOB CHARLES.
Les Alamito s
Race Results
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Aho reced -Timely Vl•fon, Stormy Grove, OU.Iler llYtd, JI>
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VEHICLE SALIS
* UMUSUAL * OPPORTUMITY
Tbe Bruins, who boast facility in its present condition," according to
a roster carrying four school administrator Owen Miller.
form er Orange Coast Miller estimates the cost of repair at around
area standouts, enter $25,000, an expNditure which is not.J>Osslble at the
with a 2-1 record while present time.
Jerd•M Price
Mecldocll
CIMO
Carrleo Coototr
L•rfmH'
art11nMIOff Krolwlfeldl ,..,..,,,.,
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UCJ is 0·2. Since its inaugural running in 1922, the
UCLA's area recruits Southern Counties meet has been one ot the most
include Scott Ford and prestigious prep invitationals in the nation. an
Brian Rofcr, freshmen early-season showcase for the best or Southern California track and field athletes. from Fountain Valle y Among the record holders are Isaac Curtis,
High; Mark Slevcove, a Jerry Proctor and Edesel Garrison.
freshman from Newport School officials ruled oUt the PoSSlblllty or
Harbor High; and Doug moving the meet to another alte. though several Ra be, a senjor from Huntington Beach High. years ago it wu moved to W~inster High w?>en
the campus was being remodeled.
Although UCLA bas a Miller and Oilers head track coach Cart.et'
pas t record or ex · Lewis feel that some or the runways can be re-
cellence, the Bruins are paired in tim·e for the dual meet aeaaon and the
struggling somewhat Sunset League fmals which will be boated by Hunt-
this season. They've ington Beach. But the facilities wo\Jd have to be
com piled an 8-4 record completely restored before the Southern Coontiea
(total games) in the meet can go on again.
Southern California
I n-t e r c o l l e g i a t e
Volleyball Association.
use appean the new
team to beat ln t he
SCIVA. The Trojans won
t heir first NCAA crown
last season and h ave
r aced to a 3-0 record this
year.
At the other end of the
spectrum fa UCl, whicb
bas won just one of aix
games. The SCIVA is
the strongest college
volleyball circuit in the
nation, with three of last
year's prime contenders
for the NCAA
title. -Pepperdlne,
U9J..K"and use.
SCIVA.,.UOfMOI
use ... ~ ...
UCLA Stn Oleoo S.11•
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Pro Scores
College Basketball
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Cycle Races
Postponed
Tonlgbt•s opening
speedway motorcycle
races at the Orange
County Fair grounds in
Costa Mesa have been
postponed because of the
weather and wW be run
next Friday and on
March 17, according to
Harry Oxley, promoter.
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series will be ruD at
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TOTEM SPORTS
3-Mfl;E
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RtcllfHI ltod (Sprf119t); Helcyon
Hert IKutMtrli .lo.It '• Cllelte
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OAllY~LOT lfndey. Maren 3, 1078 GIRLS ' SPORTS I SWIMMlNG I BOATIN~.
sketball
Oilers Edge
Marina Girls
D e b bi e "B u r r o w ·s
scored 18 po\nts to lead
the ·Huntingt.on Beach
High Oilers to a 50.44
Sunset League girls
basketball victory over
host Marina ,High (Hunt·
lngton Beach) Thursday.
night. •
Jn other actton, South
Coast League leader
Corona del Mar had a
toug-h time d efeating
hos t Laguna Beach,
52·51 while Mater Del's
Monarchs <Santa Ana>
continued in-11ndefeated
fash ion with a 44·38
Sunrise League victory
over visit ing Rosary
Hig h (Fullerton) and
Estancia Hi gh Eagles
(Costa Mesa> defeated
h os t El M odena
(Orange), 50-42.
In the key Sunset
League outing, Burrows.
Cheryl Cady and Kathy
D oy l e paced coach
Joanne Kellogg's Oilers
with Suzy Brazney,
J eanelle Weston a n d
Kim Nutter the leaders
for the Vikings who fell
a game off the pace.
Corona del Mar re·
mained a game in front
of Mission VieJO with an
8·0 league record in
action that saw Laguna
dose with two quick
baskets tn the final JO
seconds. The Artist s
were unable lo get
possession again
Kathy Reil was the
scoring leader for Mater
Dei with 12 while
Rarbara Jamison hit 17
for Estancia
Other scoring lt!aders
1ncluded Marv Kennedv
of Costa Mcs·a with 18·:
Maureen Miller ( 17) and
Christal Felder 120) for
Dana Bills: Rita Uribe
with 21 for San Clemente
with J can Hershberger
I 20 > <Jnd Jea nn e
Reau prey I 181 leadin~
the Mi ssion V1CJO al·
tack
WOMIEN'S •&SKIET•ALL ,_T_.........,, "rs1 lllowlld G••*" ..... cu t IMI Greu_.,., (;010.,. W1Hl-8tr1ks t, Burrow• 1
Moore t, Er•c.kson I, Leon•. Bl•nd'
llo<'s 10. ~ru 1. ~ 14 ICu~r 10 ti<tlll1me: Gro"'tn0ftl l}·H GWC •dvel"<ots lo sec-•o""" ~•lnSI Hancock lCll>IQfll fl•
GlllLS IASKIETIALL SOUTH COAST LIAGU E VAltSlrY MIUIH "" 14tl S... C,.__ M1u1on-Heri:f\berger JO, ~lmon u. BHuorev It, C~rraO 1, Hlc"4 1 flOlllllkO 2, Rt'dftr" I.
!.•n C.lenwntt-CNlkos 2. JOlln.on •. \Jr lllt ?I, 1C;1119 4. Aosk•tnP '· C!l•con I.
H•lll1me Mluien 11·1'
C•tl• ~ IMI IJ1) II Toro El Toro-Ul<tr 12, Y-•. a.in
1, woooer ?, Otvls 7, RlcktlNUQI\ >
(.<Kl• Mes. O.yden 10, Ander""' •. l(rllloro.,. l , KtMedy It, Ootltel I Reid?, Wal~ S. H•lfllrne: Cost• Mew u-u
Oeu Milt. lWI 11') Ufll'""lly Un,,,ersllr -uni.m.11•r 1, Connc"
l. !.mltl\ s. C.oroon J, M•rc•• 2 "'""•nO .
O•n• Hlll.-Mllllf ''· P•lterM>ll
II, Felder :ro. HI~••' 10, Husvy 1. Serostrom 2, Rooer1s >. TrlbOtil"'I He II llll'MI. Oetlil Hlli. lt-4.
C4M IUI Ull u.-... o Coron• dll .-....r-Torru 11, Goeo· 991 •. CorN 4, Aqwtll t, £-'to >. Klr11. ', Halll911n • La9ijn• tlet<,..__Mlnllln '· Robin,..,. u, 8erntrt 2, WtUeNrd 2. PewlMfl ._ Weltel 4, Hlnwoocl J, erlchon '· Hi1dltY II H•lllune COM. JHJ
JUNIOlt VAllilTY Celt• MH• 14'1 t•> SIT.,• El roro-IUey 10, Sliva t, Gllloll• I, Gona les 2, Affoyo•, Mlall I. C.ost• Mu.a-Lu• 1•, &.9ttad 4, Lewi• 12, auwy s. trait 7, N4JUM1 l H•llhmt. (;Ml.ii Meu lt·l1
C4M t»)(l91~ ...... Coron • dei M., -Spl"n 1. T1>0mp1on •. Btue..-e I, SCeug111on 1•. Oevls •. 090en 2 La1111"e Bt•tlt-Aoberuon 11 ,
WefltW •. Qvo,•k •. Jof\n'o" •. Hlnwoocl 1, l..aWMJfl 4 H•llllme C4M. 11 t•
Missie" Vlelt ll11 11t1 ~" tl•m•lllt• Ml.Slon V••}o-C..I• J Urkln "· Aud<Jtr •. \anch11 6, Kor1•llu~ l
~n Cltmtnl• F•rr•r ?, Kubt 1 AoHamp •· -r 2. Geddlo 1 Hall lime Ml\)ton 111110. 111
oua Hiiis Ito 11'1 1Jt11v1n1ty Un1versllv--L.a CNnct 4. C.rr 1 l•kaki\ ?. P•lom<A07, Mitter•· Oan• Hlll\-G•IH l. Van "•"' '. Fore•ltr I, Goode S. Cr~? ><allllmt. 0.,,.. Hlll1, 1·1
CEHTIJltY LEAGUt!
llKSllJ E •la,.cla IM) l41l El MeoNM
E uen<1a-Fr•ncy 8, Hynu I. Tnompson I, J•m•son 17, Ooftl~" •. McMe,., M<Ha..-3. C..rroOo 1 H•llllmo. ESIAft<la. 22·0
Jw.tw V•r1it• Ulllfl<I• Stl U•I (11) El-· e !.t•nc•• Pendley 4, BllY•U •. S•maso,, 10. ""'"' 20, Lo119ti.1d 7, Foremen 4 Cem•ron 1, Hand •. C•rrtdo 1, A\lon 1 t<•lllomt ESIAft(lll, ,._.
SUNltlSE LE&GUI
"•""" Maler Dtl IU) U11 lt4'Urv M•ltr Det-Reil 12. Bauman ), v•9• ). Ur41nkh 6, Ml"f'tr • Wiimot •. oe ... r6
""'"'""' M.llt< Oe1, H t1
J""lor VMtllY M•ltr Doti (11) II .. Ill.wry M•1er Ot1-FoJ1tr 11, l ur.,. 1 vld\COCk •. SU1nll<a •. Ev•ns 10 Croat • Z-• 4, OoN,.... •. Rell .. ><•llllmt Malo< 0.1. l4 •
GAltOIN OllOVI LEAGUE VAll,ITY
O<tU View IJ7l lUI a...-GrtYt Oc1•n llle..,-LelllVt•d 10, H. M•rvln I, Mot<curoo II, !>l-¥1 I~
F10dlf'f' 1, OIMn • 4 Halllltn• OcHI\ Vttw 28 13
JUIOOll VAltSITY
O<H" View W I (:rJ) ~Greve O<un V-AMfntrd2, Cro.oy •·
W•~> ltf 10, Wtlmtft 12, JNtlrotlQ 2,
fo<IO I l Ul<hell S
Halll11n~ OcHn v .. ., l• I
SUIRIET LIEAOUIE
Ven~ Hit -..ci. IN I (441 Me"M tiUftllnoton lk.U.-. 0o)I" '· Cach 10, Town .. n0 t, LoOh•r1 11, Burrow• ,,
M•rin• 8r•1nf'.-t G•fhf'' •. N11lttr 11, WHton 11 H•t•la l. C.111 onOft•m l. <ili.. I
lltll-ICTI IUl ,,,., V•l'-Y
f GU on Aend11t •. Meyer 11. v auttritrl "" ROllH'I'°" 11. H•n•lord
I, MKlltlMft 1 Fountain V•ll.-,.-A>llY 81UI" 11.
Jiii 111uln 11, '"-fol'°"' 10. IMl!le"
I, H•vlh " 1 Helltlnv Fin. Va1i.,,, i.-1'-
H••_. C >I"> w .. ttmiuter Ntwpor arllort-Celh<•rl •. ell '. Soen91er t. Wollt 10. rft 1•. Ru"" t. Buttl9n• •. Ht<llt I tie 1111 me Hctwoor1. »-JD
JW.l•Ve~y Marina (q) IU ) "• .. .Kii Hunllno1on llucl\-8eltllllt ), Orteo• 10. 8'-• •. Wl\1te u, Reulln >. ~par111 f. M•rln• S.rrv IS, 8oftm S, Burr•> 10, Fvrlllo 4, Ve1ne 4, 8on2, Hutt ) Hellllmt MAflM, »-t•.
f'l11. van., l.Ul ,_, ..._ Edl'°n-CMroll 12. 8t-l\•t1 ), llonluUow 4, McDonald J, Onenamp
J, C.avall•ro ,, Orol>rn4ln a. Fou"l•I" V•lltY-llotln I, DlllOfl I, ,...,o•rwm "· HUl\n '· M•Koe •. 0.YIS J, Porte., 5(-r). JOyGe • H<tllllll'MI Fin. Velle'f, JI.I),
New-' Ull CM) Wff(tftfutef' Hewe>ort ,...,.,_Stnllll 2, s..nto"
14, Ma. Hc.~all ~ Pert<tt 12, H~r,. 1. o. Snyder ?, T. Snyder•. Miiier 2, Mo M<Gr•I Z ~2.EMB1 Hailllme i.wport, »II.
Gauchos'
Harper ..
3rd Best
Bu zz Ha rpe r of
Saddleba ck College
ranks among the top
five California junior
college swimmers in two
events. The former r.jis-
sion Vlejo High gra(l has
the tttl.td best time in the
200 ba~roke (2:12.31)
and fift.b best time ln the
200 ind\vldual medley
(2:07.52).
400 medln r110 r 11'• .. dtN
1:3S 12; 2. oi.-.o V .. ley 3:4>.U; ~ Wetl Vall.., S:S.UO; 4. Sff'lll ltOS.
J:S4 ... ; S, .. lleflfleld S:U .... :>!"'"' 11. Qr-CMtU: .. tt. 1000 Jr-tt:::;.t. "1\Clll (Pt~U)• •:fO.U ; 1. -J,mts IWMI Valley )
l :S) Ot; ). ""-.lw.et Valley)
t :U 10; 4. Bernett l?u••n•> 10:04.,1 ; s LllQutst lkloerSf(e1«11 10; 14,SO. Ol,.rs: u, s... 10r...., c .. ttl 0 1!Ut; U. .MIU! (Gr-CNtl 1 I :41,1'.
100 frtt-l. Kt""'.,,. ~a'! 1·4a.S•: 2. ~llOan IWtU Vallrtl I .. >O; ). Ja .... s (Well ll•llO )
1 0 .10; •· Llfqulst l8ner1ti.1in t · 41.00: s. Ballow l8•1ltrsfi.1d >
I H 10. Ollllrt . 14. Wllt tll lS ... dl1HCll) 1:U.U: 11. c;,>tH fOra11 .. C..it) l:Sl.te.
SO lree-1. M.,kl IPeud•n•> 11.15; J, llatntrd IPe-.O> tt.ID;
l P•rrlsn IVenturO 22.ot; •. Mersllell (Sin Jose) 21.lO; S. P-tS•nlaAl\8)22Aoi oowrs: 6. w.,....,. IOra111t CtHtl U .ff; 1. c .. u 1or111" Caeltl U.1t; u. Wlllt'-•
IOr .... ~ln.11. 100 IM -1. Ollouon IP~S•dtnal ~ 01.)1; 2. Mee!< (Pawclent I 2:02.tl;
I Alllln ll'audene > 2.04.U; 4. Bellow fBelrersl1eld) 2t04.70; J. Hn,.r I~) 1:t1.ll. 100 fly-I. Anu l (PU•cl•,.•>
I H .11; l . Tr1end (Pts•deoa l
l 00. II; l Zuni SJ• 18•1l•rsfltld I 1:•s.eo l. ltlel Henson ISol•,.o>
l :OS.llO; S. 81•111111 CS... J&.1 J:Ol.IO.
~11\ers: n . ,.._ <OtH .. CHsU 1:1,,tt; 11. Ml'"'ll ISa .. 1 ... t<lll
l :U .11; U , 1..,. l'-edleNClll
l: ll.H ; U. Smltll tOt-.. C..tO
l:Jt.7'. 100 tree-I f'l'•rks IPewdtn•)
CT 70; l. Bernard (Pe...,._) 41.:U;
l Milnltell (Se<\ .>out) 41.IO; ' Lfl· ciu••I f8•k•nfi.io) ... IO; S. Oltouon tP•Udt,.el 4t.00. 011\trs t. w111t,...,.. 10r..,.. ea.au M.•; u. Cttu !Or ...... GNlll SI.Ml; IS ..... t•fffl-dll SUe, 100 ba<llstroke I. $<1\•lltr IPH-fte) t :OOIO; 1 M<CotmiO. \Solano) 7:07.00, J. H•r••• 15e•dltltl<kl l :U .JI; ' Hel<h ICilllrillol ? ll.00, S WllSOI' IP•tad•ft•I 1. u.u OIMrs· 11. Kutttr (Or ..... C-.0 J:J1.•; U. ••n IOr-t.ffll 1:21.tt; U S.laur 1~11) 1:11.11. JOO lru I. Ktnt'l\ert< <PeMMn.al
• 44.ll. , James IWHI Valltrl
• .. 10, l Mll"9en lWHt Velleyl
• 41 20. 4 l(f--(Of-Velltyl •.Sl..00, s. S..O.ntrom (PH.cfeMI
•· H OU Others It. •1•1• 1sa...i1-.c1a1 s:n .u : u. ,,...,..,
~ ... dl)J:-.a.
JOO brttit-1. MHti tPe,.<Mnal
l 01 H : 1. Sparli.s IBakor\lltldl
1 19 10, J AnLM fl>a>.ldeMI l 20 ... • lllfn•ll f Pewo.ne I 1 11 SI, S Ayt•nd (501anol 2 71 20. OIMrs 1'. \hti.r 16r.,.. ~11 1:22 ..
•OO !rte r•l •y -1. P•s•d•n•
I 11 '41. 1 wnJ V•ll~ J IS 10 J 8•11trsfltld 8 ) 20 •: 4. D••D•o valley a 11.J1. s v""t"'• ,,n .20. Otllcrs •. Ot ..... CNJI J:14 •: u ..
~•-~>•n,..
Tars, r'rvine
Topple Rivals
Newport Harbor High
School opened the 1978
prep volleyball season
with a tough. five.game
d ecision over host
University High <Irvine)
Thursday, 7-15, 15·11 .
15· 13, 9· 1.5, 15-9
In another match .
Irv ine High stopped
Westminster. 16-14, 15·7.
15 ·7 with Ad a m
Crawford leading lhe
way.
With Greg Galvin,
Roger Poirier and Jim
Hooper leading the way
for University, the Tro-
jans took a 5-0 lead in
the fifth and decidlne
game. But Greg Sullivan
and Bruce Caldwell led
Newport back to tie at
nine and then score the
final six points.
.,.
Coa•tal w .. a t laf..r Sun~ Moo~ T fdn Weekend £aleadar "'"°""' S.concl 1\1.,. • ti P m J S '
2 Races Off LA
11e1n ,,,.r .. s1ne 1C11>IQlll t1tcom1nv l•HYY •t '"'-' contt"lllno lhr°"9f\ :Wluran
Gwur •ou1"-"Y •ind• Hlaht S.tvrcs.y 5e 10 '3 •
CnU•• Mn'IPtf••-wlll I•~ Ot 1 •••n S• •nd to. I nl•nG wmoer•1ures wlll rt11t9 ...,1_n Sf
.,i.J ., T ... w.ur \lt ...... r•lvre will
lltM
Second low IO;Op m 11 '
Fl"' hl9'1 Fft>l «iw St<oncl hl!Jh S.<ond-
IATU.O&Y s·o1 •"' 11 11 pm
•ftp m H:S.>p.m
) ' . . ) . ,, .
I ) • SUNDAY "frtl l\IClfl 6:01 •.m S I ; By ALMON LOCKABEY race atartmg at noon off \Pe Anaheim
o.ttr ,.. ... ......_ •riett Bay entrance buoy and going around Fll'!•f low It ·62 p,m O t • Second "'II" 1 U o.m • > •
Newport Harbor and Los Angeles
area sailln1 entbusiast5 have their
collective ears tuoed to the weather
. forecasts this weekend with two ma·
jor· offshore series races scheduled
out of Los Angeles.
the Point Fermin Whistle Buoy west
of the Los Angeles Harbor entrance
and finis.bjng lnside the Los Angeles
harbor-lisht. • r
On Sunday the yachts will shove off
on the JS.mile Point San Vicente
race starting oU the LA harbor light
and ta kln« the fleet around a mark oft Point Vicente and back to the
Los Angeles harbor entrance.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Sunr1 .. ,, "•m, .. t•S:lOpm
Moon r1.., 1 • • m .. h n ·11 p.m
PVBUC NOTICE
PICTITIOUSIU51NIUS ClTYOI' •• For the local yachtsm-en the event
is the 1978 ina11gural o! the Newport
Harbor YacJ\t Club's ocean raclng
series which includes tbe Ahmanson
Cor International Offshore Rule
( IOR > ratings, the Dickson Trophy
series for Perfol'mance Handicap
Racing F leet ( PHRF) and the
Corkett Series for Midget Ocean Rac-
ing ·Association yachts. ,,
THE IA YC SERIES for all classes
got under way last weekend with the
traditional Midwinter Catalina Island
race from Los Angeles Harbor, Jeav·
lng the island to port and finishing
back at the starting point.
NAAll STAU:M•NT •·OUJfTAIN VAUaY, CAJ.1"01Ufl)! .,,,. IOllOWl"ll -llOfl i• CIOin9 11<1•1 NOnc• INVITIMO •1• •.
... u es •o• TM• COttlTIIUCTIOte : OHARA 1.AHOSC:APE se RVICE, O" CALL& MAD•llO "llOM
2t1"" Cost• MeH SI. Coil• MH•. CA WA•D n11an TO ... Pa•T
m11 "LUS Oil MINUS wan Mike MllJll•• o...r .. 2t7"'1 Cost• P•OJICT MOS.., •. 4111 ~ .. s1 •• 0.teMes .. CA.m2' NOTICE 1$ HER eev OIVEH U1e1: Thi\ bu1inft\ It <ondVCtH Dy •n In· Ille CllY Councll .. 1M CUyof Fo<#tfet11, dlviduat. Vallo, C..lllornla, will r-..ive Mal.Si M•lle Otler• orooouts unut lhl ._,of 10:00 •·"'" Thi\ ti.e l-I w•• 111.0 with lhl on Tuesd•Y, Mere.II U , 101, lor Co~'"'" Cltrk of Or•ftQll COOllllY CHI <oMtrvcUon of Calle M41dtro lrom1 FeDruery •· 1971 Ward Street 1o "5 1 .. t plus,... mfnws' l'lffn WW fll~miU.U.~ ..-• PubtlslltCI Or•"Ot Co.tsl O•llV Pilot, speclllcelloni. Propoula sl\ell ot! UE SE-R'IES WILL be combined
with the second race of the Los
Angeles . Yacht Club's Whitney
(lOR), Los Angeles Times <PHRF),
Little ·Whitney CMORA > and
Koolman Series for Midget Ocean
Racing F1eet (ftfORF).
ln othel" Orange County yachting
activity, the Dana Point Yacht Club
has scheduled lts Dana Series for
PllRF yachts on Sunday.
Activity in othe r Southern
California Yachting Association
areas is still not avaHable for lack or
a m aster calendar published by
SCYA.
FebrUtrY 10, IT, 74, MArcn l 1971 orel4nltd \lnlllr •Nied c-r.,,., ~i-
•71·" be ac<ompan1t0 DY one of 1119 tor"'' ot
-------------bldd4r't ~<vrfly requlr.cs by S.Ct-7.0S ol lr. 5-Hk•llons. All pr_.1, shall bt mtrked "PROPOSAL OH -----c:------CALLE MA0£1t<>" -lit malleo or l'ICTITIUUS IUSfNIU dell.-er.O Wt\ lo be In 11\e l\llnlls ol I"'
NAME STATIMINT Clly Clerk at twr olflct I" lhl Clly TM followlnq oerM>ftl art do1n11 Hall, 10100 Sliltff .f\vtnut, •I or ...ior•
PUBLIC NOTICE
Saturday's race, weather permit·.
ting. will be the 7~ Fathom Bank:
llUSIMU ., Ult hour 'leltd, •I WlllCll llrne •II llid• COHTIHEHTA1. SHELF CO,. 2-40 received wlll bt publicly opentc:I,, <ll\'OUdoSl .. #8CosU.Meu,CAn•n ... ml;,,.d, •nO O«l•red Dy Ill• Clly
WORLD CHAMP
Jim Kiiroy
Jim Kilroy
To Receive
TopHorwr
John B. "Jam" Kilroy.
not ed So uth e rn
California yachtsman. is
fl ying to New York lo·
day to receive Yachting
Magazine's uward fo'f
the World Ocean RacinJ
Championship.
Kilroy and his famed
'f9.root ketch Klaloa wHl
be honored in a special
presentation ceremony
at noon Tuesday.
THE WOILD Ocean
Racing Championship is
determined on major
ocean races over a two·
year period. Kilroy won
the championship in the
first two year s of
Kialoa's campaigning
after she wu launched
at the Palmer Johnson
yard at Sturgeon Bay,
Wisc. in October. 1975.
Kialoa won th e
championship with a low
score of 9.99 polnU in
some of tbe world'•
most rueged races. The
record:
First to f111J1b aod ftr1t
ov.eraJl in the Channel
Race out of Eoelan.d Jn
1975.
·Aussies' Cup
Bid Thwarted
Mlcl\4tef c. Henllrle, 2'41 AYOC-Citrlt •t ,,. ottlu In 1 .. Ctlr H•ll
>I •B.Cosl•Mts•.CA t?07 10100 Sleter A-. Mor before 1~ ' M•rk s. Cliompa, "°° Fe1rv1ew SI., llcxlr sleftel .• , Wl\ICI\ l lrne •II blGs JIZOS.C:OllaMes .. c.A.tlil7 reulved will lie puOllcly open•d Tiiis buJIMJ\ Is conoucted by • tu mlnad, ...o oectared oy Ille City 9entrel P.,INr~p. Cterlo.. Bidders •11d tM pvbll<. Uf Mlctoa~I C. HtftClrl• Invited to be oresenl ll1 Ille dlclerll41Cll>
Tnl\ U•-nl Wt\ "'"' w•lll IM of .. 1d pr_.,, Counly Cltrk ol Or•nqe Co\lfllY on All bldt to rCKtlvtcl, ,.,...,,,.a, An4I February IS, l•TI Ot<lartd wtll 11t rl'fe<t«I 0y ,,. C•IY
,.,... Clerk to Ille City Envr,...r and City PubllsMd 0r.,. Coast O•lly Piiot, AtlOf'MY for c.hlc.k.1119 •nO rciporllnu I• February 11, 24, Mllrcn J, 10. 1971 1111 Clly Councll at II• r~ul•r ,.,.,..ling
sn-11 on Marci\ 21. l~Tt. PERTH, Australia (AP) -Plans to launch the ------------Prior 10 comtntnccn11 work., 111e second America ·s Cup yachting challenge by PUBLIC NOTICE conlr•<lot _ ,., SUll<Olllr.Ctor'UMll
A ). ha obtain• b\l\lneu liunM '""" u. City ~tra Ja ve been set back because negotiations 1------------lo1Fount.in11a11ey 1n eccorci.nGe •Ith
between .west Australian propcrt)' developers ·~~~~!:~:c·:,::s ~':u~°:~'.•~1~·1~~~~~'.o.C.:ci
Keith Turner and Alan Bond have come to a TM 1011-11111 per$0ns •r• •01119 s.oe. standstiU. butlntu ti. '" «tordanc• will\,,,._,,...,. ol
,, U.S.. Ef'ITERPAISES. 204 Via Section• ,,10 10 1n1 ln<lutlw "''"' Turner has been trying to buy the previous t WO Mtlbtt, f'-1 8te<h. CA. 9:1663 LAbOr Code of Ille SUie of c..1i1on11a, challengers -Southern Cross and Australia -Jemu ~ ... ..., H•D11•rd, H•• ,,.. Ctty eo..w>cil ot IN cnyot ~·~ r Bond ..... C..m1no T•mpoto, Antne1m, CA. V•ller ,.., by resotllllOll •sc.tl'WlnU rom uut is not prepared to go a bead with the IC tnntlll Jamn Corty , 3041 11\e prev•i11"9 hourly rel• of w ... s tor dea l Until he has <I list detailing exactly What he GrN"\'ille Place, Full...,_, CA. '7,U H<h <raft Of lype Or wOrli.man Or will be h.· .. •ng. Thlr buslneu Is conducl•d br • m1<rt•nlc n .. d•d to e••<ul• the
<A"J I Qtntr•I Par1Nrslllp. "'"''"' wfllelt wllf flt •• .,_ to 1i;
HE SAID TUVRSD.A,., b Jenwso H~rd •uc:ceuful lllOdlor Pr•'nlllnt ••OH ... • e WaS not pre pared lO ·Thi• ll•l-nl w•• fllfld will\ Ille clil\tllic.ali°"s not provided for b;; give Bond or anyone else an open check to find covnty Clerk "' °'•"91 coun11 on resotueion .,,.11 not ... •-tl\tn '"' that he had been S'ftort SOld. Febn.1•ry IS. ltlll.. • most rtt.erot ... oe cleler,.,.nalions fOf'
,. ... J Ille Or•119e Courtly artoa ., PVl>ll>IWO He was negotiating to buy the two boats with Pu1>1t'11ec! °'-<Mst D••t1 P1to1, oy ,,.. uno11d s1•1 .. ~r1me<11 °' alt fittings, sails and rigging for $450,000. Febrvuy 11• 1" ~!t"3• 10· 1911 ubOr. •nc:t ,,; no • ....,,,,.. .. tl'lty ~ Sf0.11 Ins then 11\e Hl•llllshed Federet The cost for mounting a challenge under these -----------Minimum""•
conditions would be a~t $900,000. PUBLIC NOTICE Ho bid Wtll be con .. oe-eo unleU" " med• on lllt olll<l•I lll•nlo. torrt1
Tu -IU'Olt SAID d l t -----------lutl'IShtd by Ille Clly -IS -.,, ...,,.,. t: WaS J>repare 0 PU Up PICTIT10US IUllHEU tctord•nte -.111111\e provlMon\ of 1111\ about $370,000 and make other money available for NAA4t STATEMENT Holl<• ano 111e Propow1 requlreme«1u
loans and the balance would come from his Th• tollowino per"""' •re doinQ •nO <oncllti-wt ton" -r SK1-ous1neu ti' 2 of Ille Specltk•tlor>s E.ch blOdll< Syndicate and the public. BECK /lllOFFETT ASSOCIATES, must lit llcefMCI In e<-<Ot'Oen<e wolh
He sald that he would rather build up 1»4 Vfll"99 W•Y. S...•• o. s.n1• ""'•· •ot>1l~btesie1eL.aws. ,,,OS Pl•nl. ~peclfi<Atl<ll'I• •nd olfl<i•I A us tr alia for another challenge than to start from Jamu B. M011e11. u.i w1110 L•rlC!. ""°"wr' 1onm 10 flt -tor .ioo.,,. scratch with a new boat. Cost•"'•••. CA ma <•n .,. oblelnect on1y •t 1,,. o111" o1 , ..
Bond COUld not be reached for COmment. Ch•rln A Be<k, 7tlS Mortier~•. City EnolnHt. City Hell.
C.~l•M.s•,CA'1•11> fl\e (OSI ol s•ld ,.,.,,, .,,d This bu•tness h conou<l•CI by " Soeclllc11Uons i.ss oo. i"<lu0i"9 I•~ 11 oener•l swrlnets/tlp 111t bldcMr r-"'~ It.at \lie P1-MIO
'Survival at Sea'
Course Under Way
J_,, 8 MOiten ~PKlll<ehons i.. Mnt by m•ll. tll•
Tiii\ ~t•1emen1 wn lllec! w1lh '"' mal11119 llllO Mndllno cl\lr91 sNll i. C.Ounly Cler• 01 O••nqe County on .., -•honal U.00. Htlllltt.,.. cost al
Feb >, ,.,. Ill• Plan& •nO ~lll<•llOM for Ille
fl'"JJI C~I ol maill"9 tnd hilnollng will ~
Nl O O'Meli.y relunOeG AIMr11tY•fUw EVELYN H MCCLEHOON
UO NtW'9f' Ctftltr Dr. Coty Cler1t of !he Ctly
• UJJ ol "-''•In ll•H•y. Htw"11 It.Kii, ca c...111orn1.
H ave you ever
wondered what you'd d'o
iC >'our boat should catch
fire at sea, run aground
or start sinking -or
worse?
Oo you know how to
use a fire extinguisher
and how to recover a
e d S t a l e S p 0 W e r Pu1>11..-Or~ C.O.st Oe1t,. Polol Pvllll-Or•~ CO<tsl O.•ty PllOf F•b 10, 1',14.MarchJ 197t S20·TI M•rtll J, 1'71 k>-11
Squadrons for a number t------------''------------
or years.
People interested in
taking t he course may
s ign up a t the
cl a ss room. For ad ·
ditional information call
898-6736.
( 642-4321 ) Di rect or co)~ to subacrib•
I to VOUR hometown.pape;,
the DAILY PILOT
person from the water? ===========-':-:=======----~----------
Does your family?
ANSWERS TO these
and other questions are
beine answered at a
:'survival at Sea"
courae beina e_iven at
the ltunlington Beacb
Adult School. The nine
week course starled
Feb. 27. Hours are from
7 to 9 p.m. Tbe class
meets Monday evenings
ln Room 109 at Marina
Hlg b Sch ool, 1581 1
Sltrlngdale, Huntington
Beach.
DID YOU KNOW •••
raise funds
Jor your club,
organization Martinez Reports
FIRsr TO finish and
second overall in the An·
napollJ to Newport, R.I.
race, 1975.
• First to rmisb and ftret
The course is designed
to 11ve the boat owner or
skipper of either a sail
or powerboat a tbor,6ugh
understanding of the
If your non·orofit club
0< organization needs
to raise funds call
Huntington Qlnter
897·2533 and we
wlll ~nd you our
Community Help
(former!Y Charity
Fetr)details.
... hive bMn
VERO BEACH, Fla.
(AP) -Infielder Teddy
Martinei reported to the
spring training can;>p of
the Los Angeles Dodgera
and said htt expecta to
have no problems with
the knee he injured last
season.
••The knee feels
good," said MarUnez overall, st. Petersburg
afler amvinc Thursday. to Fort Lauderdal e.
"I played some in the <SOJlC> 1976. ·
Domlmcan Republic at First to fanisb, eight
theendofthueasonandl overall, Tasman Sea.
have no reason to think Race, 1978.
1 '11 h ave any more Fifth to finish, first
.trouble with it. This wu overall, Ttanspac race,
t he first season I haven't 197'1 ..
1>layed a full Winter that I nn remember." FltST TO finlsh, first
Martinez, ~ho baUod overall, SydneY·llob~
.299 ln 67 aames last (l\uttralla) 1917.
year, sullered the knee Flrst to finiah1 fmsl
1njury Aug. 24 after be· overall, St. Peteraburg-
ing the Dodgers' No. 1 FortL•ude.rdale,1977.
utUity lntleJdet. He un-First ownll. first to
dorwent su r gery a nd ! l n is b , Ml a m l t o
m1u•d the National Montego Bay (Jamaica)
League Playoffs as well lfTT.
a s the World Series. Kialoa ls known as a
• Plnch·btttlng atar 79·!oot maxl·ketcb de·
Manny Mota ls now the siened bySparkmaft &
ol\Iy Loi Angeles player Stephens of New Yott.
who hasn't reported to She .has an aluminum
camJ) huU.
'causes or m arine
emergencies and ways
tbey can be handled -if
nol ptevented.
THE INSTRUCl'Oll is
John Wells, well known
cruising aklpper who
h as i n str u cted
seam an.ship In the Sea
Explorers and the Unit·
Unit Declines
S A N F RANCISCO
CA P) -T h e B a y
Conservation and
Develo pmeat Com -
dllulon h as voted to
decline the responstblU·
AJao : -Red or Wh ite .98 Bl'' II
ROLL OUT A WHOLE NEW LAWN
THIS WEEKEND WIT H SOD
BLUEGRASS ssQ.rT.11'1'J
DICHONDRA 5SQ. FT. IBl
ty of monitorinf oU and Freeh Sod Avall•ble Weekends
cbe intcal s ptlll' and .. ------------• cleanups in San Fran·
cl1co Bay. 'HEY KIDS ; Celebrate _ _...
COMICS I CROSSWORD
MARMADUke • by Brad Anderson aooMe R •
·"Someone must have robbed Cave's meat
market!"
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
DON'T i.X:Xl 'THINK lMAT ™E. · WELL , PE!i:HAP5 4WRf.
CASEY
fl..ool.. FIGITT ~
<JOO ~ I~ A BIT
"JOO LCJNG I HARR<(+
RIGHT !
MOON MULLINS
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PoNDERIN<5. CAN'T A MAN PONP6R IF
HE W~NTS TO?
GERIATRIX
IT's "fHREE BLOCKS
BACK 70 if;DDY'S ..
AND TWO Bu:>C"S
----:::::::i---HOME
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by Tom Batluk
I c:om.o s~ THE -rn1~0
MOVe:MEt-lT A arr !
by Ferd and Tom Johnson
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DOOLEY'S WORLD
DR. SMOCK
FRANK&...Y, ~ ON&...Y CAMe TO YOUR r:::>ocTo~ eecAuse ~ CAN T AFFORP
A Rf:A&.. ONE!
MOTLEY'S CREW
Friday. MMch 3, 1978
PEANUTS
I TMINK l(OU ~OOLD
TRY EA11N6 A COUPLE OF
E665 Few. ~T. SIR
l(CXJ'VE NEVCK SEEN A
CHICKEN FALL ASLEEP
IN CLASS, HAVE 'IOU?
DAil Y PILOT 81
,
by Charles M. Schulz ·
YOU THINK iHAr
M161·ff HELP ME srA'./ .
AWAKE, MAACIE?
ff
by Roger Bradfield
by George Lemont
WJ.ilCH CSE!TS -ro
YA ~S MOST, ·"THS
WHIMPSRING OR
THOS B SOFT soes 1N eeTweeN r
by Templeton ~nd Forman
TODAY'S CIOSSIDID PVZZ,1
ACROSS word1
47 Moat 1 Ungul1 ferocious
5 Tena ··-48 Pronoun
1 o Sodium 49 carr•ntry chloC'ld• )ol11
, 4 Slone 50 Solnlill1te
monument 53 Cargo unit
\ 5 Uranue 54 Counterlell
11tellite 58 Sloppy ones
18Trolley 61Tebo0joke:
\ 7 A\r: Prefix Informal
18 Tooth paste 62 Entr' •••• ·
20 OoJI clothes lntermlasiOn 2~ lndlcallng &3 SlackenlnQ
· fNlklen bar name 84 Emerald late
23 Burdened 65 To fatigue
24 City on I~ ee F.Nnu .. of
Sein. btllef
29 Make 67 Puts In posi-
lealher lton
UNITED Feature Syndicaw
Tt1ureday'1 Purtle Sotw9d:
27 E. Ind. herb 21 Feminine 44 Freshman
Ver. DOWN name "6 Title of
30 "TGIFH 26 C.ttmonlea respect
club's 1 CoV.ftd 28 In •n-· : 47 Flew
lavorll.. 2 Sty look On the move 49 SmaH ro-
34 Mounteln In 3 Port ol 2 f GrNter An· dent
Turkey IM .. I !Hie• netlve 50 Btemlah
35 Used In the 4 Utten tottly 28 Kind of 51 P1re1ttlc In· '
. mouth 5 Tempe>rary renewal aeeta
38 Execrate Cf ate 29 New 52 UnlOfted
37 Storti;• tti.-· e Petcefut Hamp1t11re·a llOur ... tel~~........... 1 ~" nelQhbof 53 Building -~ ,..... ,,..,..,. 30~11(1 tlilt •m
40 01mt play• 8 Allot 3321 ~ofn t.._ 55 Author ••.• td on tloc'M· a Moai.111 .,,_,. ,.., v,,.11 beck letdef H rv d "' 41 Femlnll\t 1 O Run uhlP 33 e:u1: s 56 MOdule
nickname aground noise 57 Offa!>f•llG
42 EKlol 11 Ba"en 35 Ancient 59 8141 marked
43 Digger~ 12 Fllfgree 39 Tint "P•id":
46 81nnl9ltr'1 1-3 Feds. 40 ProprlelOl's Abbr.
dlatance: 2 19ThrHll 42l~ -60 Sellout algn
• Business .. DAIL\' PIL0 1 f riday, March 3, 1978
' ~.
Larry Leena, Newport Beach, bas joloed
Shamrock Contractors, Inc., Newport Beach, as
executive vice president.
He Is assisting with the de·
velopment of 15 lots and custom
homes in the hUJs qf Anaheim, a
mobile home park in Fontana.
and an off.shore construction
m ana~ement contract.
. He has moce than 15 years'
experience in the support or
field operations around the
world. Most recently he was
em ployed by Holmes & N arver
to direct the development,
negotiation and administration of 26 contracts
totaling $500 million in Saudi Arabia. • Brian Blttke, Newport Beach, vice president of
operations for the Eastern division of Ralphs
Grocery Co., has been promoted.
I'n his newly created position, he wllt have
.responsibility for sales development and promo-;
tions.
* The Canon Copje r division of Canon U.S.A.,
Inc., has named Raymond Meyers regional sales
manager of the Western division. He will work in
the regional office at Costa Mesa. • George Bissell, Newport Beach\ has· been
named president of 4700-member CallfornJa Coun·
di of the American losmu&e of Architects for 1978.
He is president of Bissell /August Associates, Inc .•
Newport Beach and San Fran~sco. • Edwin II. <Ted> Finster, regional vice presi·
dent of Boyle Engineering Corp., Newport Beach.
has been elected 1978 president of the Consulting
Engineers Association of California, a statewide
organization or consulting engineering firms in
private practice.
• • Ignacio E . Lozano Jr., Newport Beach, bas
been elected a director of Pacific Ug.btinC Corp.
U.S. ambassador to El Salvador in 1976·77, he is
the publisher of Los Angeles-based La Opinion, the
only Spanish-language daily newspaper in the
Southwest Unitl'd St ates. and president or Lozano
Enterprise!-., Inc •
Ross Manning, store manager at Bullock's
Wilshire, Newport Beat'h, has been named general
manager of Bullock's South Coast Plaza in Costa
Mesa.
He joined the or.ganization in 1973 as an as·
sistant buyer and held various buying positions un·
tit being appointed to general manager or the
Bullock's Wilshire Woodland Hills store in 1976 and
to his most recent position last year.
Shelley Kaufmann has been named publicity·
fashion director at Bullock's South Coast Plaza.
Her responsibilities include liaison wilb the com·
munity for fa shion shows and special events and
press relations for publicity and advertising.
t\1icbael G . S alllvao ha s
been nam e d vice pre s-
ident and general manager or Quall Place
Manaeeme.nt Corp., a division of QWlil Place
Properties Inc., Newport Beach.
He is former property manager ror Robert A.
~1cNeil Corp., Santa Ana. In this capacity, he was
responsible for manaeing residential and com-
mercial 'J)roperties in Orange and Los Angeles
counties. • Joseph Hartstein of Jewels by Joseph. Inc ,
Costa Mesa. has been elected to the board of
directors of the Jewelry Industry Council, a
natio nwid e inform lltion and education or·
ganization.
REDS GROW
-RED FRUIT
MOSCOW (AP)
Horticulturists in
Petrozavodsk, in
northern Russia, are
growing winter pome-
granates no bigger than
hens' eggs, the tra,le un•.
ion newspaper Trud re.
ports.
Skateboard Makers
Bob Du Pre ,1'feft> and Ken Rizzolo s,erve
as president and vice-president
respectively of the new Hang Ten
Skateboards in Irvine. If was formed by
Ne wporter Industries Inc. of Irvine under
a licensing agreement with Hang Ten
International.
Airline ·Seeks··
P&ssengers
· ~,W YORK <AP> -Seaboard World Airlines, an aU-careo airline, has applied for pennlasion to
carry pusengers along with freight aCl'OQ the
AUantle. charging as litUe as $100 for a New York·
to-London flight.
The proposal would make Seaboard's giant
747s an airborne version or tramp steamers, the
ocean traders whose primary business is cargo but
which carry passengers cut rate.
It said that its freight business typically was
hghtest in the summer months when passenger de·
mand between the United St.ates and Europe is greatest.
BI51 to Meet
Monday in 'rvine
Horiwns' 80 will be lbe topic or discussion at
Monday's meeting of the <>ranee County chaptu of
the Building Industry Auocia1lon.
Martin Fenton, Jr., president and chairman ot
the Christiana Companies, Inc. will talk on "A
New Coooeptof Ownership."
"Fortunes In Renovation" will be the topic
_,presented by Herb McLaughlin, pnalde.nl.
Kaplan/McLaughlin, San Francisco.
Tbe meetina will be held at the Airporter lon
in the Skyllner Room with dinner at 7. Reservations
can be made by contacting the chapter om~ at
547-3042.
Acquisition Talks
Drop~ by Pair
Speda1 ... tbe Da.111 Plle&
CONCORD -Systron·Dooner Corp. and Leeds
& "Northrup Co. terminated acqulsiUon dla-
cuaaiom. · · ·
SysU'oo-Donner said that aft.er a atudy of the
com bjnatioo, and to eoulderat.ioG ol tb6 ~enetall)'
de"resaed ~curlties· mancet. ~ ot ..
cussions was b> the mutual beMftt ol '*ll ~
panie.a. Sysiron-Donntr hat a tubmldlar7 in Coebl
Mesa.
Continental Mari V-CAPITOi.IZ -
WITH
CAPITOL THE MARK OF SUCCESS:!'
t»lrruzATl(lf IONS TO
~ CAP.lUl TO rASfl
~pitol
More i;Jeople Quy this luxuf)'i car;
=--.. rilOre P@QP.le lea$e this'IUXLJI"¥ ~
than arny com~le American '
~--r.r-~~IMxur~ cat in eatifomia tC>d~! _ .......... --'----·-
S11nflowers Yield
State Seed Money
FRESNO (AP) -Consider the
sunnower. lta sultbunt bloom atop a
stately auen and aold stalk may
mean more t.o California ln lhe future
than just a picturesque scene.
Sunflowers are on the brink of
becoming an Important addition to
the list of money-making crops in the
nation's leading alJ'icultural state lf
research ls successful.
• •suNJ'LOWE.B SE EDS AaE
becoming a more likely economic
feaslbWtr, f« farmers in the Central
Valley, ' uid Dave Ferguson ,
director of research for David and
Soos of Fresno, the world's largest
producer or edible sunflower seedJ.
crop Will be explored this summer
wben the UC Apicult.u.ral Extension
Servtce conducts statewide re1eareh
on double planti.o&. with aunfl<*er
aeedJ. '
J obn Featherstone. seneral·
inanl'aer of David and Sona, says his
company's increased sales provide
an indication that people are looking
for a more healt.hf ul snack.
"'llA w. llOASTEO, shelled or un·
shelled, many millions of pounds are
eaten annually as a snack high in
protein with a good balance of amino
acids and three times the iron found
in ralsinl," Featherstone says.
About 200,000 acres of edible seeds
will be grown in the United States
-this year, With the sub.standatd·&Rd.
seeds used for bird!ood.
Most sW\flower seeds in 'America
have traditie>ruilly been grown in lhe
Texas Panhandle, North and South
Dakota, Minnesota and other
William J. Melvin of
Costa Mesa has been
presented with an
Enginlfer of the Year
Award by Rockwell
Int er national
Corporation.
Paul Knowles, profeaaor of
agronomy at UC Davis. 1ees1he crop
spreading from the Sacramento
Valley and San Joaquin Delta, where
it ls grown, into other fertile areas of
the slate, including the San Joaquin
Valley.
Tbe emergence of sunflower seeds
as a cash crop in California has
begun. The 3,000-8,000 aCf'es pre·
vlously grown annuaily rose to 10,000
acr4!s last year.
midwest states. Tbree million acres ----------were planted nationally last year. up
from S00,000 acres three years
earlier.
INDUSTaY PEOPLE believe
that aunq.ower seed oil ha.a caused BEBJND T1DS AC&EAGE boom the increase in cultivation and will
are more planting o~ hybrid seeds cootJnue a further industry boom .
g rown for their oal. increased· "There ts no doubt that sunflower
popularity ol seeds u a beelthful seeds could become the leading oil·
snack and the em~raence ol SUD· bearing crop in the U.S. within three
flower cooking oll on the U.S. to five years," says J. 0 . Baker, vtce
market. president for Agricom International. ••1n t»-~ast, when a tanner had a m ajor export.er of &QJlfiower seec.hJll
cholee tA sunflowers~. cottoo or in Callromia.
.Ome other bighet·pn~ crop. the Baker notes that acreage of seeds
choice always was the other crop," grown in California for oil increased
Knowles says. . from soo in 1976 to 1,700 last year.
Tb8 change began With recent!Y de· Nationwide, Ute figure was well over
veloped ·hybrids that have higher the two-millioo.acre mark hlst year,
yields,. shorter stalks for eas~er producing 1.3 million metric tons oJ
harvesting and <t. shorte~ growing seeds for making oil. season. Ferguson ts worktng on an
edible hybrid to replace varieties im·
ported from Russia SO years ago.
FERGUSON SAJ.D SEVERAL ma-
jor firms such as Lever Brothers,
Procter-4 Gamble and Wesson are on
ANO'l'llEa PLUS FOR sunflower ·the. brink ·or introducing auoflewer
seeds is adaptability to "double' oil, promoted as being the blgbest in
planting," wbi~b means alternating polyunsaturates and lowest in
with a crop like wheat or barley. cholesterol and superior to com or
Knowles qys that feature of the safOower oil.
Ove r The Counter
MASO Ustiftgs
MUTUAL FUNDS
Building
Decreases
New ho!.L$ing lltarta in
California d'U-rl·6c J~nuary detteUed t.o a
seasonally adjlllt.ed an·
nual rate of 19'1,000 un·
Us. down 24.2 percent
from 260,00 0 ln
December. Bank of
America reported.
The January rate was
down 31.8 percent from
289,000a year earlier.
Bank economists said
residential com"1action
in California is expeeted
to be down this year
from the strong pace of
1977, but added the IMJus.
ing start rate for all of
1918 is expected 1o ex·
ceed the January rate.
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NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
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Friday, Match 3, 19711 DAILY PILOT 89
DollarTraeed
I ts Plunge Esctilates
By SYLVIA PORTEil
Thirty years aao the United States enlMed the first
.. normal" businesa year loUowing World War II.
By 1948, the blast-off in prices ignited by the
abandonment or wartime price conlrOla bad subsided, con·
aumer goods were pouring into the mai:ketplace and con·
•umers were grabbing every item they could flnd Jn atorell
end dealer showrooms.
TUE D<>°WR WAS AT ITS poak, the pivot uoubd
which olher currencies revolved. lt bouaht lesa than the
doOar of depression-scarred 1938, but it aUU had enonnoua
clout.
On the 30th anniversary of the emergence, it is ap.
propriate to look back.
Q. How mucb hu the dollar loet ln buyina power aince
1948?
A. The ddllar that
bought 100 cents worth
of goods and. &ervices in
1948 buys only about.
38.9 cents ol the same
goods and services now.
Q. In term s of
prices, bow much has
the cost of living increased during this period?
A. The markelbasket that cost $100 in lJM8 costs more
than $257 in 1978.
Q. DOW MUCH VALVE HAS the dollar lost since the
escalaUon of the Vietnam conruct began in 1965?
A. Between 1965 and the end of 1977, the buying power
or the dollar crashed 49.5 percent. For a while after the
escalation this reflected demand.pull inflation -rising
demands 'hitting into limited supplies and pulllng up
prices. Then it reflected (and still reflects) cost-push in·
nation -rising coata hilting into r~stralned profits and
pushing up prices.
Q. What bas been the record on inflation under the
succeeding administrations?
A. To answer this, assume that the 19'8 dollar bought
100 cents of goods and services In the marketplace in th.at
first •·normal" postwar year. Then the tale ls:
President -Dates $1 Worth at Term •s En4
Truman 1/49-1 /53 90.2 cents
Eisenhower l /S3·1/6t 80.7 cents
KeMedy-Johnson 1/61·1/65 77.0 cents
Johnson 1/65--1/68 67.6 cents
Nixon 1/69·8/74 48.0 cents
Ford 8/74-lm 41.0 cents
Carter 1m-1ns 38.9 cents
Under. Johnson, the cost of living went up 1~ percent
and his rtfusal to admit that Vietnam was a war and to
ask that it be financed as such set the st.age for the blow·
off later.
Under Nixon, double disaster struck -runaway in-
OaUon side by side with surging joblessness and the
deepesC l>usiness slump of the post-World War II period: The
cost of living during his tenure skyrocketed 40.5 percenL
Under Ford, the erosion amounted lo 16.9 percent.
AND IN CARTER•s FIRsr 12 months, the erosion ha~
come to S.8 percent.
The look back suggests that the United States has
failed t.o rise lo the challenge, perhaps even lo admit it.
Unless the problem is tackled, the dollar ls doomed to re-
peat lhe paltem or paper currencies during more than
6,000 years of recorded history -relentless loss of buying
power ending ln extinction.
Stock Gains Cut·
By Trade Deficit
NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe stock market was litUe
changed today after news ol another wide U.S. trade de-
ficit helped tum back an early advance. ·
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up more t.h.tn
2 pointa in the early going, showed a token .086 gain to
747.31.
Gainers held a 7-5 edge on losers among New Yo&
Stock Exchange-listed issues aft.er leading by more than:2
to 1 earlier. :
For lhe second straight day the dollar generally posted
gains in Joretgn exchange. But brokers s~d traders stilJ
seemed doubtful that the U.S. currency was ready to st&ge any significant recovery. ..
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•JO OAn.y PILOT Friday. March 3. 1978 AT YOUR SERVICE
··Got a problem' Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat wiU
cut red tape, getting the answers and action you need
to solue inequities 1n government. and business. Mail
your questaons to Pat Dunn, At Your Service, Orange
Coast Dally Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa, CA
f2626. As many letters.as possible will be.answered,
bLt phoned inquiries or letters not Including the
reader's full name. address and business hours' phone
number cannot be consu1ered. Thiscolumnappear&dai·
ly ezc~ Saturdays.'•
Staap DeeiriO. lt'a €ea'9
DEAR PAT: l d)rdered some p~os Dec. 9
from a door-to-door pbotograp~ from Capitol
P!otos Of-Westminster. I paid a $S.85 depcsit, bot
d lded later in the da1 that the photos w~re over-
P ced. I cancelled my order by letter because the
·P otographer dldn'thavp a. phone. I had requested
a,-efund of my de~t. ir\ the letter, and l returned
.the photos wben they were delivered C.0 .D. in a
couple of weeks. rve written two letters since, but
' still haven't received my refund.
F.S., Huntington Beach
Capitol ' Photos• spokesman says your order
was pr~d . be(ore the cancellation was re·
• ctP,ved. The delay was blamed on slow Christmas
.IOill. Capitol refuses to refund your deposit
b«ause the photographs cannot be sold to anyone ~ elae.
Next Ume you want photos taken of your
. children, deal with an established studio or a re-
• put,a ble photographer who ls wUllAg to quote
·~ 'prices •iid allow you adequate time to consider
~ 'i»efore the photographs are taken.
~ 'Goldna' Park Rlgla'• Cot1ftaillg! • .. DEAR PAT· What's the difference between
t he federal government's "Golde a Age" and
"Golden Eagle" Passport programs? l know that
both of them have to do with use of national parks,
but I'd like some mor~ details.
B. W., Costa Mesa
I The "Golden A ge" Passiiort is lasued free to
U.S. citizens, aged 52 or older, who are permaneat
r esidents. It entitles the bolder to Wetlme tree
adm lssioa to all national parks, monameats and
recreational areas. Holders also receive a 50
percent discount on federal ue fees for ncb
facilities as parking and camping permits.
Personal application and proof of age . are re-
quired.
The J'Golden Eatl&" Pa~ pr"°vldes i-e.·
duced e ntrance fees for the same national
facilities for persons under age 6?. It caa be ob-
tained through the Washington, D.C. headquarters
of the National Park Service and tbe U.S. Forest
Service, or can be purchased at tbe headquarters
of most national and othtt participating facilltlea.
Beed c ... ~,er tt'.,..iap
DEAR PAT: My new car has a catalytic COD·
verter . This is the first car I've t"Ver bad with this
device. Are there any danger signs I should be
a ware of that would indicate trouble is deveJop-
tn~? I'm somewhat concerned because I've heard
malfunctioning catalytic converters can start
fires. '
L. P .• Fountain Valley
Trouble signs that require Immediate at·
. tention include: heavy and dlsag.reeabJe odor of
••rotten eggs;" extreme warmth ta tbe port1otl of
the fioor directly over the utalytic CMYerter;
rough Idling engine or eagloe baddbi.Dg; aad
significant decrease In gasoline mUea1e. Tbe
National IUghway Trame Safety Admlalstratlota
advises ronowlng the manaladurer'• dlreeUoas la
your o'Wner's manual with reaped to pen.die
engine tuneups, emission system maintenance and
cold start procedures.
Pay particular attention to munaladarer's
precautions on Idling, especially Dot allowta& the
engine to Idle for Jone periods to warm Q u.e car.
And don't delay ln baviag problem• airreded
when symptoms appear.
1'1all Order Ddl1'ft'JJ lltde o.ia.-
DEAR PAT: Are all mall orders covered by
the·Federal Trade Commission rule requiring 30-
day delivery of goods? I've heard the.re are ex·
ceptions.
E .L.. Irvine
The Fl'C rule doe9 Mt apply to mall-order services sacb as photo prhdlDg ud mapJtaes. ez.
cept for tbe hilllaJ order. C.O.D. Ol'dera abo are
Jaot lncladed. But you alreaclT bave tile rfP& to re-
taae mercb.and.lse seat C.O.D. If aa a.re....we
amount of time bas paned ;::~•eed &lie Ol'-
der, and yoa are q.o longer la reeelvbll
the mercb.udlse.
A seller who can.not meet the 3f.da1 deadline
for o&ber ..,an-order mercba.ndlle mast DOtlfy yoa
and offer tbe option and free mean Cnch as a·
postage paid card) to caneel. U cucellatioD Is re·
.quested, tbe aeller mu& retaad year ea1111 .. ebeck
or money order within seven days or creGR your
credit cud .accovm wltbla oae bWlu period.. If
'70U failed to respond to the JIOtlee '"of delay, the
-aeUer can usume tbat yoa agree to a »da1 delay
In deliver)'. Yoar agreemeat la nq1dn4 fer more
tban3tday1.
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with st at e Lt.
Go v. Mer vyn
Dym a lly, will
appear Saturday
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Indians.
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• COUIAGI • CONV1CTIOM • COMMON SIHSE
Paid For By: Christophel' MaOH Steel, 15'3 OranQe Ave., Costa Mesa
In ita deiennination to-scuttle-the Sundeaert nucle<ir
power plant, the Califomia Energy Commission has
played aome remarkable games. In January it tried
roulette with a recommendation that a range of pie-in-
the .. ky altemativea be developed. With the foolishness
of that position abundantly evident, the Commission
retum.ecl 1n February with still another false hope. Bum
coal 1n Southern CalifomiaJ
We'll admit that's .ome progzeaa. For coal is a here-
and-now fuel. And there is plenty of it. Unfortunately.
the problem for a Southern California plant will be one
of getting the coal here and burning it without making
it impossible to breathe our air and risking our health.
The coal-fired plant in Utah is anotherqueation mark.
The CommlHlOD would pin its hopes on a lcuge new
coal-fired power plant to be built in Southern Califor-
nia. Jt al.o count• on getting aubstantial power from a
ma.aive new coal.fired plant being proposed for con-
atrw:tiou 1n Utah.
It's called the Intermountaln Power Project and most of
the utilities who would participate in Sundesert have
an interest in it fot their long term needs. But IPP has
not yet obtained the required state or federal permits
and does not have an approved site. So its availability
by the mid-1980'a is extremely doubtful.
Your energy futu~ can•t 9tancl tbat kind
of UDC9rtalllty •
fail·eaf• plan• mU8t be made now to be
aure that Southam California will have
enougb electricity by th• mld·19SO's. And
only Sundeeert ia proven. available. eco-
nomically comparable, environmentally oc·
oeptable <Uld capable of being ready on
time.
F~. 0.. Callfonlla Stat. t.gt..
Jcmu. 18 .~ .the Eutgy Commls·'
•Iola'•~ ltc:an oven1de the Comm••lon and vote to procoed with Sun-
d ... rt.
The Legislature. at least, wlll llsten to your
voice. And it nMds a demonstration of your
support.
• So 1peak up for Sund ... rt. Join with thou-
sands of other resldenta of the communities
to be served by the project who don't want to
• gamble with their future energy supply. Add
your nam•<to the petlllems now available in
your neighborhood. Or writ• Sundesert ex·
preealng your feeling-.
Act cow. Before the Comm1aaion decides
to bl.lm the walnut shells themaelv&
The SWldnert Protect would Hrn:
City of Anaheim
City of Burbank
California 0.pt. o( Water R910uJces
City of Glendale
City of Loe Angeles
City of Poaadena
City of Riverside
San Diego Gaa & Electric Company
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Horseback riding, says Bill •
Gobie (right), takes 'muscle, •
perspiration and patience.'
Friday, March 3, 1978 DAILY PILOT
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Daily Pilot Story and Photo by Thom Lecoq
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Within 24 hours after one of your
children finishes "Black Beauty,"
you're sure to hea.r the question:
"Hey mom and dad, will you take me
horse back riding?''
IF YOU WERE lucky enough to get a
m ount under you when you were a
child, you'll probably want to say yes,
not only for your youngster's pleasure,
but also for your renewed enjoyment.
But when you dig out the Yellow
Pages and look under stables, you will
find only three in south Orange County
that offer rental horses.
Circle J Riding Stables at 17472
Newhope, Fountam Valley, 545-7027
Tri·Star Rental Barn, 7385 Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar, 640-1712. Tri
Star is part of the Irvine Equestrian
Center.
And Irvine Park Riding Stables, 21391
Chapman Ave., Orange, 538·9012.
CIRCLE J OFFERS horses al $4.50
per hour with access to the Forest E.
Pall trail, 40 miles of dedicated trail for
equestrians threaded down one bank of
the Santa Ana River.
Cir cle J provi<Hs western riding,
lessons at $7 and 90-minute group
lessons: St:> for an hour of private in
F-U-N Fusion ..
struction and they train horses on the
side.
Riders must fill out a form outlining
their experience and requesting a slow.
medium or fast horse. Pete Klinke,
half-owner of Circle J . says he likes to
make sure'customers don 't get too much
horse.
"WITH SOME, all they want to do is
run and race 'em. Well, I discourage
them . I'd rather encourage the family
that wants a peaceful ride or to teach
their kids about horses."
Tri-Star's 41 bead of rental horses
cost $5.50 per hour with 90 acres ol open
trails spread across a bluff beside the
ocean . It is the only stable for nearly
100 miles that ofCers beach riding.
Groups are escorted down .to the S&.f\ds
Tuesday through Friday.
Western style riding is Tri·Star's
specialty. Lessons are offered at
Seahorse Riding Academy. also within
the lrvine('<lueslrian Center Corral. ....
IRVINE PARK Riding Stables bas
been an iffy operation in !'ffeot months,
according to a park spokesman,
because of problems obtaining in-
surance.
Trails there are extensive. one elreles
the entire park, but a phone c~ll is
necessary to be sure the st.able is rent-
lill tbat wed.
.Normal rental fees run about S5 for
the }>re-planned trail ride, although
prices m1Ut chanee-due to bliber in·
surance costs.
That's ll for your local rwt.a-borse.
ONLY A FEW other Orange County
rental barns continue to buck high in-
surance and lack of trails.
They are:
Coal Canyon Stables, 25511 Santa Ana
Canyon Rd .. 637-6990 or 637-0317. Rental,
$4 per hour. Trails meander throuch
trees beside Santa Ana River between
Featherly Park and Green River golf
course. ·
Canyon !Ulla Stables, 16500 Carbon
Canyon Rd., Chino -near Yorba lJnda
-524-0STO or 528-9'26. Rental $C per
hour with hillside and fiat trails.
Dozens of atables1 many of wbieh
used to rent horses, nave converted to
board.in& hams where you can keep a
horse for monthly fees r.an1lng fnun $8S
to about $200.
MANY OFFER instruction in either
English or Western style riding. Most of
these will provide an animal for
• • I • 4 t' .. ~ .
lessons, but alter that, you'll have to
buy your own.
A good recreational gelding or mare,
according t o horsewoman Sharon
Meadows, will cost between $400 and
$600.
Mrs. Meadows. operator of the Share·
a -horse Club based in Yorba Linda,
says "Our members are people who
have no horses of their own, but who
want to ride."
Most are girls aged 10 to 13 who share
animals, expenses and chores.
' THESE YOUNG "Black Beauty" ad-
dicts pay $16 ~ month to ride for a
minimum of 2 bOurs per week in a Class
A membership, about $6 per month if
they ride 2 hours per month.
But not all of them really want lo
ride.
"Some kids just wMnl to be around
horns," she aays. 'They come up to me
and plead, 'Can lj\l.St brush 'em'?' "
The club's horses range from gentle
to spirited, Mra. Meadows says, so girls
can have skills before investing in a
horse oI their own.
TRAINED BIDEBS, s&e adds, may
ride along the Santa Ana River trail,
located qearby.
The club fs located at 6006 Lakeview
.Ave., Yorba Linda. Information
availablr•Wat a limited number of mem bersh!ps at 528-8267.
M~t board.lng and rental stables pro-
vide training, of some sort, but a
number of boarding barns and private
equestttan clubs specialize in teaching
the maln riding styles.
WESTERN RIDING, according to
Circle J's Kllnke, is a little bard to de·
fine, but it is based on the fact the
western horse is really a tool, originally
trained for cut~d herding cattle. .
And, be adds, western horses have a
collected. easy Jope. Saddles with high-
backed seats bold a trail ridbr in place.
A Jarge. born in front holds fast a rope
when lusoinJta steer.
Klinke adcls that there is less "eti-
qu41tte" surrounding western riding. He
makes it clear the differences don't
make one style better than another.
ENGUSll-S'l'YLE RIDING instructor
BW Goble ls just as careful of the feel-
ings of western riders when he
describes bis favored approach.
The lean riding teacher for Hunt
Ridae Riding Club of 28851 Mission Hills
. . . .
Drive, San Juan Capistrano, was
raised in Massachusetts with three
brothers. His father kept them all oo horses, a situation that Goble has tried to
perpetuate.
!' .. unction and equipment variation,
Gobie says, are the real differences
between the two riding styles.
ENGUSll SADDLES are small, li&ht
with no born and a low back Ccanlfe).
The rider has more freedom to move in
supple concert with the horse.
English·trained horses have more
freedom to stretch out their pace. to ad·
just their own balance for obstacles and
jumps.
. Wes tern horses are held in check
more. their heads pulled in by tight •reins.
And Gobie says has students must
learn a great deal about the physiology
or their mounts. ,
"I llke·people to know at least 28 e.K·
lernal parts or a horse. so if the1're
alone and they need to call a
veterinarian. they'll know how to tell
what part is injured.•'
Gobie, like most horsemen, takes
good care of bis steeds. ·
"A neglected horse is unhaypy," .be
says. Wben taktn eare ot; tfidr coats
should shine. He adds; .... a ·bone tbat
glistens is happy; energetlt." ·
AS HE SPOQ:, his -auburn .geldlna
nuzzled·him and' Gobie•.smiled as be
geve-back a few affecUonatepats. · ~
"I really fhln1c they itke·to·go ~
when they know the~·n come baclc. be
bathed, hot·walked and fed ." ·
English rtdihg, he· says, is .tiring
work. Beginners' are encouraged to lake
half hour classes until they're Umber.
How Jong does it take to ride com-
fortalSly ill tJlls style!
"THINK OF SOMETHING that you
do well that doesn't involve a moving
.object <such as typing), how long did it
take to learn to do it well?
"Now. you get oh ·a moving animal,
one that has 1ntelligenoe arld cm react
to outside objects.'•
ComfOl'table skill levels take abamt
six mont.ha to attain. be says, In it.
meantime, "what looks easy taktS .-lk
of muscles, perspiration and·patteocre. • ·
"Horse ric,ttng is a d~p Jove/' be U>lli(
eludes. "Sometimes you divorcf
yourself from it, but you'll al'tlF.ays cocn
back." \
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Bei on Drummer's Energy
By MICRAEL PASKEVJCH CM .. INilly .........
A sure way to drop a few bucks would be to cballenre • •
Jazz drummer Buddy Rich to an arm wresWng'contest. -
At age 61, be sUU packs the kinetic energy of a
runaway freight train.'
SO• RATBBll TRAN DROP the money OP a futile tat
of atrenith -Rieb coufd probably kill you with insults
anyway -see him-and his 13·piete ensem~le Sabd~y at
OtAnee Coast Collete (8:30 _p.ll'I., $t tickets).
Tbe· BR Express rolled into Cocit AuDor1um 1n
AnaJleim Tueeday, drawinl about 500 enthusiastic fans" on
a stormy night more flt for curling up in lront of a
·flreplpce with a warm l?leM eel a bottle olwt&Je.
• But Rlch himself J.a a rare vmt.c• wllo ku ~ a •$~rer.1n.inattn1 Jan ...... ' ltatmham'Clutif-..l
Umekeepers to driving forces beblnd m.;o.r blf bancls.
, Durinl the World Warn abortace of mmcta-.. Jtlch
1W.. Oll8 Of, the ftnt white sidemen to break the color
barrlet when he joined Benn)' Carter's West C6atbud.
LBSS INPLUENCBD BY BOP then 11'Ust. Rieb eame
to Pn>mlnetlCe •• a drummer ot command.lna ef'VQ ,net formidable 1peeddurtn1 altlnt .,athTo~y ,()QIMy'a bQd.
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The SOis were an Important era 14 the overdu& re.·
coptUon of Jass drummers and Rich. alone wltb Art Blakey, lfu Roach, and Chico Hamilton. became one of
the flnt dnlmalen to lead Ma on band. ·~.
Re'• beeQ at tt •..r llnce, l>ictinf up bOt JOQaf • mUllclilni for a rlcoroua rOlld echedule .Ill betwem bli ~. wlae·cracldilf appearancee on TV talk lbowL : ..
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'IM'l .. lllON OP C09'NWAL'-' ANoNG ,AINTINO, IN IHOW
2 Artists Show · in LB
~atercolon, Collage• E%hibit Opena
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~ WA'ftl~L0.8, COLLAGU ,_ P*1nUJits of Goialct F._ Brom mer apd Pttll 'Dfke lpt\lrd~y um.J\11'1 r.tarcb ze at CbalUs 9.uwes, i~ I . Coaat HUlbway Laguna ~AM· neceptJon
for artists 3 to 5 p.m . Saturday. G811er;. hours 11
a.m . toSp.m. WednesdaysthrougbSundays ..
RARE ORIGINAL PRINTS -Work by
Dutch artist M.C. Escher through April 30 at
Vorpal Gallery, 326-Glenneyre, Laguna Beach.
Hours 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through
Sundays.
CAUFOllNIA LANDSCAPES -Exhibit of
paintings by artists David Solomon, Michael
Galleries I Exhibits
Logan and Bill O_gden at Solomon-Logan
Gallery,.4Zl, S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach.
Reception for the artists 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Satur·
day. Show runs Saturday through March 12.
; • Gallery hotJrs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. !' ...
' • .': TEXTILE EXHIBIT -Textiles from
Guatemala on display at the InformaUon and
• -Cultural Resource Center, Huntington Beacn
Library, 7111 Talbert Ave. Saturday through
_ March 25. Hours 1 to 9 p.m. Mondays, 9 a.m. to
·~-:-9 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays and 9 a.m.
... • to 5 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. ...
MULTIMEDIA -Platinum, paper negative
and carbon prints by Joan Myers today through
Mar ch 31 at Susan Splritua Gallery, 3336 Via
Lido, Newp()rt Beach, Reception for artist
tonight, 7 to 9 o'clock. Gallery hours rt a.m. to s
-p.m. TuesdaythroughSaturdays.
MUMMY PORTRAITS -Exhibit of paint-
ings portraying, EgJplians J)l.alm06t 2,000 years
ago Sunday thro~gh March 30 at Bowers
Museum, 2002 N. Maio St., Santa Ana. Hours 9
a.m. Lo 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 2 to
5 p.m. Sundays and 7 to 2 p.m. Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
BalJets by _UCI
Facrdty Scheduled
For Six Shouw
Five works choreographed by
'members of ':the UC Irvt:ne dance
faculty, Eu~ene Loring, Israel
iGabrtel, Jack Kaufiin and Patrick
"Nollet, will be performed Wednesday
~ through Saturday in the Fine Arts
i} Vlllage Theater. Stagings each day
~· will be at 8 p.m. A matinee is ~: $Cheduled March 12 at 2 p.m. ~ -.-. Loring, choreographer of the
; 'r .... American folk ballet, "Billy the
Kid," will stage "The Sisters."
'Patrice Whiteside, a UCI alumnus,
currently with the Oakland Ballet
Company, will be guest artist.
TUT tJ;CTVaBB -Second of three
lectures °" 1~ Trea1urtt1 of l'\l\MJchamun to ~ pre11Mte4 Sund~y t>y ~ R.lchlr4 Jonas at
Newpor-j_ ffvbor Art ·tf ut•Wtt llO Ian Clemente
Drive, Newpart Beach. Dr. Joau will present
an informal talk on his travels to Egypt and
show slides of tombs and treasures in the 2 p.m.
lecture. Members SI, nonmembers $2.25.
THE NEWSPAPER: Headlines and
Footnotes -Memorabilia and front paee his-
torical headlines in special exhibit at The
Museum of North Orange County, 301 N
Pomona Ave., Fullerton. Hours 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturdays and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays.
BIG t'RT -Exhlbit of billboard art at
Califorma State Museam of Science and
Industry, 700 State Drive, Exposition Park, Los
Angeles. Hours 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
IMPRINTS -Work of students or the
G~rden Grove Ullifled School District al Mills
House, Garden Grove Art Gallery, 1.2732 Main
St., Garden Grove. Saturday through April 10.
Reception Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. with awards
presentation at 1 p.m. Gallery hours noon to 4
p.m . Thursdays through Mondays.
CERAMICS INVITATIONAL -Exhibit. of
12 California ~ramicists al Chapman College's
Guggenheim Gallery, Palm Avenue and Grand
Street, Oranee. Special reception tonight 7 to 10
o'clock. Gallery hours Mondays through
Fridays, 9 a.m. to noon, 1 to S p.m. Ex.hlbll
· throufb Marcb31.
TWO EXPRESSIONS -...Acrylic paintings
of John Hanor and photographs of Jeff Cole at
Tanar Gallery, 2139 Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beach, through March 28. Hours 11
a.m:to 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays.
TRIAD -Exhibit of prints by four Los
Angeles artists. Robin Vaccarino, Patricia Jean
Burg, Vida Hackman and Bong Tae King at
Or ange Coast College Art Gallery throueh
March 28. Holira 10 a .m . to 3 p.m. Mond•ys
through Fridays and 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays and
Tuesdays.
OAN,CERS REHEARSE FOR fACULTY CONCERT
~:·. -GABRIEL BAS dedicated bis
..: ballet, 'To KK·AB" to the memory r of two of bis dance 1tudents, Kathy
.Kim lock and Allee Bamgrover.
~auflin's "Seven by Sixteen" ls
# 'based on seven of the 20 Hungarian
\ ~ances by Johannes Brahms. · ~-... Nollet, leewrer in dance and an
RICH SOUND.~.
I: .,tumnus of the UCI dance·
· -department, wrote· ••f'antuia and • · f Fugue in Shorts." It ls described as a
: »lighthearted romp i n three
• .,movemen ts blen-'111\I da,.~in1, ~:acapella madrlgal volcea and color.
· Ticketl for tndl\lidual perf°'8Jances
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SEAWIND HAVING SOME FUN ...
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And it was obvious
they ~re having as
much fun as the foot.
tapping, bands·slapping
audience.
They smile at each
Guitarist Verheyen is
outstanding in his own
right, a young Kenny
Burrell ..
The Newport Beach
man, eyes closed most
of the time, played some
of his own compositions.
BUT THE quartet's
s hort repertoire gave
the spotllgbt.
Siebert's fingers flew
across the pia~o
keyboard, hill numbeTs
drawing loud applause.
Mehaffey was strong on
the bass and Cruce
played drums.
The "Jazz Forum"
·closes the Laguna Beach
Winter Festival this
Sunday. Willie Bobo and
his eight-piece band,
specialists in Latin jazz.
will play al the Forum
TJteater at 3 and 5 :30
p.m. Sunday.
Ti-c kets are S6 in
,advance, $6.50 at the
door. ~her. Hey helped Ki(
utchcroft . with finger-
ng on the saxophone.
Near the end, guitaris t
Bud Nuanez unplugged
his instrument and did a
quick fadeout only to r e-
Jlller the stage, feet
klcking into the air.
the others, Costa Mesa's -;:===::;:::================. Al Me haffey, Peter
Siebert and James
Cruce plenty of time in
IVT J:VEN WITH all th..t fun , HEY, THIS
GRJlR-OUP'S GOOD. . ~
'he versatile Miss ·
Wilson, married to
drum mer Bob Wilson,
has a wide sopranic
range. She sings soft on
such numbers as
"Listen to Our Letter of
Children in Love" or
hits a shrill high as in
•'One Sweet Night."
Hutchcroft, in addition
to playing the soprano,·
alto and tenor sax, did
commendable work on
recorder. Trumpeter
Hey a l so used the
fluegelhorn in the
LagunaseL
LARRY WILLIAMS
pla~s keyboard and
tenor sax and Ken Wild
bass guitar.
Dllily ll'Mol -
Seawind was preceded
by the Carl Verheyen
quartet. PAULINE WILSON
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OUT N' ABOUT / MISCELLANY
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STANISLAW SKROWACZEWSKI
OC First
Minnesota Music Set
The Minnesota Orchestra will make its first
appearance in Orange County when it perforros
Friday, March 10 as part• of· the subscription
series of concerts sponsored by the Orange
County Philharmonic Society.
The Stanislaw Skrowaczewski conducted or.
chestra (s scheduled for an 8:30 p.m. concert in
the Santa Ana High School Audilonum, 520 W.
Walnut St ·
The orchestra. formerly the Minneapolis
Sy mphony, will perform Berlioz's "Le Corsaire,
Opus 21," Bartok"s "Diverumenlo for String
Orchestra" and Recthoven's "Symphony No 3
m E Flat MaJOr, Opus 55 "
SKROWACZEWSKI, WHO DOl'BLES as
music director , is in his 16th season as con·
ductor.
A concert preview lecture will be given by
Dr. Launs Jones at 10 a.m. March 10 in
Clubhouse\ No. 3 al Leisure World in Laguna
Hills.
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Fnday, March 3, 1978 DAIL y PILOT C3 ~
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New Restaurants 'Not to be Mi,ssed' l I •
Emphasis on Seaf~od at Bernard's, Pleasant Peasant 'Home'
Problems and crises aside, the bw.;ness or
keeping the public fed and entertained holds to
11 steady and eve'ntful, albeit sometimes bumpy ,
course. Change abetted by new dining spots and
trends shows no sign of. abating this year or
next.
Doors have just opened at two places com-
manding special ipteresl for the variety and ex-
citement they'll add to the Orange County din-
ing scene. Not to be missed, going by a little
advance scouting, are Bernard's in Corona del
Mar and t.he Pleasant Peasant in Newport
Beach.
Out 'N About
~Norman Stanl:!J
SO FAR l'VE only managed a cursory
checkup on each without having had the time to
eat. But there's every indication that will be a
grallfymg experience in both cases -hopefully
as soon ru. possible.
The sme qua non of Bernard's -let it be
trumpeted -ill one or Orange County's ace
restaurateurs, installed at last in his own
namesake establishment -Bernard Rigolet.
French-born and trained, Bernard is
best known hereabouts for his long periods of
association with the Riviera restaurant in South
Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, and Matteo's Orange
Coast edition in Corona del Mar.
Other principals in the operation are
Bernard's partner, Marvell'). Kelley, and chef.
Raymond Salladarre, a native of France who
attended the same schools or cuisine as
Bernard. Giving a helping band for several
months. prior to his departure for Tahiti to head
up a new restaurant there. is Peter Ryder,
rormerly of Irvine's Chanteclalr.
Vantastic
At Krwtt's
Double Concert Slated
Comedians BUI Skiles
and Pete Henderson wlll
be highlighted during
Vantastic Weekend
Saturday and Sunday at
Knott 's Berry Farm in
Buena Park. The comic
duo will appear in the
Good Time Theater at 3.
5 and 8 p.m.
The Saddlebactc Concert Chorale
and Symphony Orchestra will
perform its opening concert ·of the
second series of programs for the
197~·78 season Sunday. The program
begins at 7 p.m. at Red Hill Lutheran
Church, 13202 Red Hill, Tustin.
B.ass singer Tom Stephenson.
baritone Larry Herring and tenor
Alvin Br1gbtbill will be featured
soloists in the chorale's performance
or ''Messa di Gloria." Brightbill is
chorale director.
The symphony orch~ will play
Beethoven's ''Triple Concerto, Opus
56" featuring violinist Endre Balogh,
cellist John Walz and pianist
Nakyong Chai.
The program will be repeated
March 11 at 7 p.m. at Saddleback
College Fine Arts Theater.
Further information is available by
telephoning 830-74.21.
More than S300.000
worth of \'ans and
recreational \'Chicles
will be on di s pl ay
Among the van.., will be
Columbia Pictures'
.. C lbse· Encounters,"
"Silver Fox," "Le
Elegance" and "Baja
Bronco."
Children's Play at GoUlen West
· · Roga and the Thesaurus
Monster,'' an original fable for the
children's theater series at Golden
West Colle~e. opens ton1ghl. Curtain
IS at 7:30 .
The play will (llso be staged Satur·
SUNDAY BRUNCH
ATTllF.
Al«;HES
· · S ewport · s Finest ..
10:30 A .M . to 3:00 P.M .
day and Sunday at 3 p.m. and 7:30
pm. each day
Theater arts instructor Charles
Mitchell Y.rote the play. Tickets are
$2 and available by telephoning
892· 7711. ext. 545.
For the time being B~ard's is strictly a
dinner house. Se~ce gets under way nightly,
except Tuesday, at 5 p.m.
Bernard's continental bUI of fare orfers •
limited selection ot·meat and fowl disties. These
include vear plcatta. New York steak, fresh
Long Island duckling and broiled chicken.
• T HE OVERWHELMI NG emphasis ls ob
fl'esh seafood, wit.h a range of entrees that can't
possibly leave anyone wanting. For starters
there's mahl-mabi almondlne, fresh red
s napper, aeallops, fresh sea bass. fresh
sandabs, fresh swordfiah, fresh halibU\ and
fresh Lake Superior whitefish.
Still more are fresh salmon. fresh mussels,
crab Amerlcalne, lobster in whiskey sauce
scampi Portuguese, Boston baby scallops, Uv~
Maine lobster, fresh trout, imported Dover sole.
fresh turbot, bouillabaisse Mmeillaise-
Bemard 's has taken up in ~e premisei
most r~ently occuplecl by Mario s restaurant.
But you'll find no trace of that dining disaster or
any of a number or earlier occupants ..
Rcmoaeling inside and out has been so ex-
tensive as, for all practical purposes, to have
created an entirely new structure. And the
dazzling decor and furnishings boldly state the
last word in modernity.
Bernard's is located at 3201 E. Coast.
Hi~hway. Telephone: 675-7575.
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THE PLEASANT PEASANT is one of those
places where, upon entering, you immediately
start to see the possibilities of living in -as a
home. All that remains, you romanticize, is to
call the movers and have them bring over your
personal effects.
The restaurant's intent. I was told, is to of-
fer fine continental food and excellent service in
a relaxl.'<i country inn atmosphere. If food and
service ultimately measure up to the ex-
traordinarily successful decor. the restaurant
will indeed prove to be a triple-winner.
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Students Schooled in Jazz·-.,,
Musicians Aim/or ReTW 'Loot'
By JEJlRY HERTENSTEIN
Ol M o.llf l"I.._ sc.ff
Reno, to most Southern Californians, means
brigbL light.a and one-armed bandits.
However. to many youth from throughout
the Orange Coast area, the Nevada border city
will mean music, mU.!lt, music March JO
throµgh 12.
Those are the d,ates tor the annual Reno
·• * *
Jazz Festival.
Many ar~a high and middle schools have
made the trip to the festival before.
But to some, like the jazi ensemble at Costa
Mesa's Estancia High School. It will be a first.
Schools have had jau ensembles tor years.
Following is a rundown on the ensembles at
som e CQast schools · ·
* ... *
Big Bands
Boost for
Estancia
Mitbhipmen McGaugh
d JF7.• Gets 'em Awali w 1;nners Go.·
When it comes to •Among them are Dan IDg
~C\ftr~-,
G,.at FOOCI And Fine Winn
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Pete Fournier is busy
at Estan~ia High pre-
paring his jazz ensemble
for Reno.
~onors. the Midshipmen Barratt, a trombonist M uslc not only oc·
Jazz ens em b 1 e . at who has been on two c u p i e s c h u c k
Newport-Harbor High European tours and Wackerman's 'time at
School h~s garnered often plays a_l Dts· McGaugh Elementary
more than 11.s s hare. neyland; Bryan Shaw, a School in Seal Beach it
... -------------.. 1 i l ~ Chinese Cuisine 1 Stan Kenton may
now b e bringing
his orchestra. to
orange
C o a s t
Col l ege,
but Four-
nier re -
members
w e ll t h e
time the
b ig band
appeared
at Esatncia 1
in 1971.
l"OUltNlelt
"It was the very first
in -residence program
organized for the
Newport-Mesa Uniried
School District,••
Fournier said. "Kenton
bad a big influence on
jazz at Estancia."
THE following year.
the Don Ellis Big Band
appeared at the school.
"Those were fine op-
p or tun it i es tor the
s tudents. Many were
able to sit in with the
band and were
encouraged by hearing
live music," Fournier
said.
The ensemble was the professional tru.mpet makes up most of his only one from c~astal player; drummers John homelife.
schools to receive a Fer~aro and Paul R~d; Wackerman's jazz
superior rating at the re-D~v1d Hostetler, playing programs in the Seal
cen~ Savanna Jazz with sy~p h ~ny or· Be a ch
Festival. chestras m Ohio, Paul llu ti gto'
THERE have been
many firsts not only by
the jazz ensemble but
oth er bands at the
school.
Woltz, who plays pro-n n n
f*:S sionally a~d operat~s :i:mae:t:.
his own ~us1c store an y School W estmi nster and r .
Howard Strubel, who District
played trumpet with the have been
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points with pride to the
fact that his bands were
first to play at li'ashion
Island and the Newport
Beach Art Festival.
HARBOR high Senior
Da•id .Butcher. England
notes. is an outstanding
musician. ''He's com·
posing and play~ with
the all -Southern
California High Sc;hool
band." Butcher plays
piano and french horn.
that for
five years
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Harbor High has
turned out many
students who have made
music a profession.
Attitude Aid ...
To Sea Kings
the Seal wAC:XHMAN
Beach Jazz Ensemble
has won the elementary
school division at the
Reno Jazz Festival.
The ensemble bas also
appeared on several
television programs, one
in which it played with
the Louis Bellson Big
Band. ·
These fifth through
eighth graders have won ·
their divis ion in the
Chaffey College Festival
the past four years and
the Nefr High School
Festival the last three.
JAZZ M USIC
educators and
''ALLYSONS''
INVITH rou "IO OUR
8 11.t\f. GOOD t\IORN I NG )'"'-'" '" /,,I ,,..,,,,, Bfbllj.111
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C/nJl'tl t\t1111tl111 I ESTANCIA has three
jazz gro up s, the
(714l ensemble, a jazz lab 772•7710 which prepares students
At Corona del Mar
High School. Newport
Beach,-Vernon
Schroeder says his
ensembles from 1973
through '75 were "the
bands to beat.··
SEVERAL who played
in 1974 are pursuing
musi c as a career .
Schroeder named Rick
Savag e, Eric
Marienthal , Steve
Recker. Andy McCorkle,
David Houcker and Stan
Dorn.
musicians in the Orange ~===~~~~~~========::; Coast area praise r
Wackerman's work. He
may be responsible for
putting Seal Beach on
the map music wiae.
a.;.R,;,;;E;.;;S;,;;;E;.;.R;.;V;.;.A;.;.T.;,l,;,O;.;.N.;.S_·_l_N_F_O_R_M_A_T_l_O_N ______ for the ensemble and is
directed by Brian,Walls,
and a jazz fusion, rock
ensem blc, made up or
5tud e nts from both
groups.
ln· 1976. Schroeder had
to start over.
DAN DAMON
. Playing ElfJht Kepoar• ~
Wed. thru Sat. 8 p • .,.,.1 a.m. • S-. P·"" 4 to 9
SHAMROCK COCKTAIL LOUNG!
1824 Newport ll•d.
Costa Mna 646-1421
Fournier r eels
mem hers of this year's
ensemble are of a
"h igher caliber than
we've ever had before.
It's a plus year," he
said.
But he is encouraged
by the attitude of the
members or his present
ensemble.
fie notes that or the
last 20 festivals the
school has participated
in, the ensemble has
earned 12 firsts. three
se conds and three
thirds.
HB Oilers Rolling
Ten of 20 members of· Reno Jazz Festival last
the Huntington Beach year.
High Jazz T he ensemble took
Greg Predrel, Dan
Sullivan and John
Sch n eidcrm un. also
memb e r s or the
ensemble, were named
to the all-state jazz
ensemble.
Dorn. a pianist study-
ing at Harvard, was
named outstanding hi.Sh
school musician in fhc
nation m 1974, Schroeder
said.
T h ree of
Wackerman's four sons
are musicians. Chad, 17,
a freshman at Cal State
Long Beach . is a
percussionist: Bob, 14, a
Huntington Beach High
freshman, pl ays
trumpet and John, 12, a
seventh grader at
McGaugh, is a drummer
and plays vibes.
W ackermen, who has
taught at. McGaugh 21
years, alliO has his own
group, Wackerman and
Company.
Call 642-5678.
Put a fe1'/ words
to WO«IC for OU.
Ensemble first In Its division at the w e r e Chaffey College Festival -------------------
tauiht by ln 1977.
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GIANT 7 FOOT lV SCREEN .. . ·•Mon.-Thur. 11 :30 o.m. lo 10 p.m.
·Fri. & Sot. 11:30 o~m. to 11 p.m. COCKTAILS
~·undoy 4 p.m. 10 10 p.m.
9093 E. ADAMS, HUNTINGTON BEACH
962-7911
C b u c k The Oilers earned a w a ck er -fourth place rating at
man. They t h e 1>-( e s t 1 g i o u s
are J an Monterey Jazz Festival
A d a m s • ln 1976.
B o b
Auzaradel,
K e v l n Ydou.
Cunningham . Bill
Miller, Joe Osuna, Brian
Plumleigh, Laurie
Schaller, Rose Schaller,
Mitch Simpson and Bob
Wackerman.
HUNTINGTON ,
directed by Galen Voaet,
earned a superior rating
amoQg the 33 schools
wl~ an enrollment or
. over 1,800 entered in the
LAST year the
ensemble played before
the American As -
sociation of School
Administrators
Convention in Las
Vegas.
Vogel believes "ex-
cellent" programs at the
colleges and the
enticement or playing at
the festivals bave in-
spired top ~rrctrmao~es
at the high and junior
high schools level.
SHOW
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(Fri.. Sat.. Sun .•
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Fri day, March 3, 1118 DAILY PILOT
Co,a~t Stagillgs Readied
Mesa Group, Drama Gui/J, Near Openings
Shifting the s potlight up and down the
coast:
The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouae ls in re-
he arsal for its n e xt production, Arthur
Laurents' "Invitation to a March," which opens
Mar ch 17 fo r a three-weekend run. Resident
director P att T ambellini ia staging the romantic
• comedy.
Among the cast members are playhouse re-
gulars Diana Spencer1 Robbie Schoonover,
Joanne Wolcott and Teo Knorr. Estancia High
School dra ma student Greg Garllch will play
the youthful leading role, with Karen Linden,
Kevin Mlchaaels and Jeff Lazaurus completing
the cast. .
"invitation to a March" will be presented
on F~days and Saturdays at 8:30 through April
1 al lhe Community Recreation Center on the
Ora nge Count)' Fairgrounds. Advance re-
servations are being taken at 556-M59. • CASTING HAS BEEN completed for "Mr.
Barry's Etchings," which will be presented by
the Stan Drew's Drama Guild of Newport Beach
for a four-performance run March 8-11.
Bill Fucik is directing the comedy, which
features Jim and Lynn Dowty ano Lynn Beck in
the principal roles. Others in the cast are Mag-
gie Ford, Marge Phillips, Shirlee Roberts, Pete
Foss, David Zaremba, George Elias and Eric
Strult.
THIS IS ACTING?-Mickey Rooney and
Gene Ross Kam it.up in ·~Three Goats and
a Blanket" at Sebastiaas West Dinner
Playhouse. The comedy plays Tuesdays
through Sundays with various curtain
tfmes through Ma rch 26. The theater is at
140 Avenida Pico, San Cl emente. For times
and reservations telephone 492·9950.
"Mr. Barry's Etchings" will be staged al
Dierenfield Hall at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church in Newport Beach. Ticket reservations
and further information are available at
642-6834. •
ALSO ON THE Newport Beach theater
scen e, a director is being sought for the
Newport Beach City Arts F estival production,
which will be presented May 20 and 21.
The director will teach a class in theater
production in conjunction with the play, and will
Music Fills Coastal Scene
TOHICM4T, MAltCM J
COlllCllltT'O PllSTIVAL -
Ptrfwm...c. by s-t Mllol, .. .....,
mem~" ot UC lrvlnt Svmpnony
Ord1ttlr• •• I p.m. too.y and Sah"
d•Y In Flnt Arts Conc.,rt Hall
Adrnfuloft S2 91ntr ... \I •IUOfnO.
Tlcllet lnf-lon~tl
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l•u mu.ic lonlllfll .ond S.tUl'OtY at • o'clOClt by Full_,,on Coll~ J a u
EnHfl'lbl• end Voe.I Jau En'9mbt•
at C.mr>us ThHlff, l11 &. CNi>man
Ave., J'uli«tOfl. Geft«al admtS$ion
12 • .-udeftU -Mftlor c:tiun. ''
.IAZI CC*altT -H-..t u -In a p.m. perlori"l\fft(,I tocs.v .al OcwaU':y
Chandler Pavlllon, Los An11e1u
Mu•IC C•nter. lnlorma lton
Zu-tl2·7211.
COUlllTltY OOSPIL MUSIC
Btuca Herrl119 -Crystal R:~r on <~I at l:JO """'· Galv¥y 0..pel ot Dena Point, ll7J1 0111 S..r No
adGtlUlon Ch.ar9"
''.'JM• OVlltCOAT" -Ont·t CI
play aNpted frcm Nl<holal Go19ol'1
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•horl story tonloP\1, Saturday •ncl
s..n<uy ti I O'CIOCl In Arfr1ur'\ B ... n,
1111• E uclld, Garden Grove.
lnl0<matloft ~II.
Cl!LE•ltlTY •INllPIT SHOW
Ella Fltrger...S .itll l'oll« llr-s.
81U HaYH -S.... ~ t nd Tbt~lftllaneflt ..........
CP\lldren'\ HoWMUll In LOnQ Beach.
TIO el\ SIOO. 0 0, $20 -ill .IO Lono
8H ch C-nllon and Perf0<m•no
Art• Conl.,
"LITT~ll WOMEN" -TO<My and
Sunda y, March 10.11anclMarch 17 1• •I Fountain Valley Communlly
Theater. Foun1aln lltltay Aecrutlon
Center. e~ _,., Hell. Tllftts
1·>0 p.m , wlttl mall-~h1rclav
-s.,,.., •• J.lO p.m lntormaoon,
ruetvatlclna M.3'U °" ~llJ.
SATUltOAY, MAltCH •
WINTElt f'E:STIVAL K-Kah
Varlttv 8-1 p,m . 9r-1, Poett
Fa.tlval I JO p.m , l'orum T.,.atH.
AMi.t--Clan1< C>r ~-•II ci.y, l'Hllv•I of Arts orounch, 4.IO
Laouna Canyon Aoed , La oun•
llffCI•
KOi '"" c-1111 .... anc1 Show KOi lilft U hlOll •t SoutP\ C..ll Pl.OU
11111~. s.r.11--Bu r '4r•ts.
Santa Ana *lay -Sunday. 1114tw
l"'J ea<P\ city, -to Sp m. J~..w
dancen Pfffor"'an<e on the mall••
11 a.m -1 p.m. loday -S.WS.y
Aw•td <•r~y# t p.m. Sur\Caey
PllTEtl MEllO Pltnh t ;,, con-
cert al 1·01 pm ti TM ClaremOftt
Cott-· Bridges Auditorium, 4111
•ncl Coll-Way' a...-TIO l't• ., •. ..,!.
VAN .. UIS' DAYS -SN>w .,..,,
anll cu•tomlHd ofl·rotcl velllcl••
f .. turecl at Knall'I 8ffry f"•r"'· 10
a.m. to 10 p.m. lodtJ.,.. 10 •"'·lo•
p m Sunelay al Bu.<1• P1r-•I
1racli0ft. Coo11ed!-8111 Sl<:itt -
Ptlff H-.tll perlOl'm In llw
0-Tlmel'Pe-
SUNDAY, MAltCM I
OUITAlt COMCllltT -Ernesto
Alon..,, UC I rvlne """le itUdtnt, In
concert .ot I P."'·~ OI Fine Arts
Conc••I Hall
WILLIE 9090 u tln jau a t )
and S JO pm , J'orvm TP\uler,
La11una Bu ch l't \llval o1 Arh
llfOllndS, l>.IO l..avuna Can"°" Aotd Tk~th S. fO ti -
NOMINATED FOR
ACADEMY
AWARDS
\ lncludJng
Best Picture
Best Special Effects Best Sound
Best Director -George Lucas
mw~..,.. HAM1U. ~ FO\D C4J>.P.JE ASHER
P€T€R OJSHNG~A1£C GUNNESS
Dally 7:30, 10:00
Sat/Sun 12:00, 2:30
5:00, 7:30, 10:00 . Ol!lrl'D, ,., .................. c;;; ...... illli ..., __ _
Intermission
Tom Titus
help select the play to be presented. He or she
must hold a California Community College
credential in theater arts or be able to qualify
for a credential.
Further information may be obtained by
calling BIH Purkis, coordinator of the festival,
at 556-:5640 or the Newport Beach office at
Coastline Community Colleee at 646-2431.
• CALL.BOARD -Auditions for Golden West
College's production of "A Man for All Seasons"
will be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Acton
Playbox on the Huntington Beach campus .
Director Charles Mitchell will be seeking eight
men and three women in all age ranges for the
historical drama by Robert Bol~. The show
opens May 12 fOr a two-weekend run in the main
theater. _ ..
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ST. PATRICK'S OAY
f'rtday, March 17th, 1978
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FRI. 6:00, 1:15, 10:30 •11".,..ctoo"""'oe.l •
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TICE IMD't BUNCH
Cindy end Bobby .,.
helped 9y WI lndlen ~.
• TH&AOOMD
Mlle•'• -partner Pf-
lo be • little loo 1111g1t In
hunting f(lt ~
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"~on And OllOOl>'-
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·~TION Samantha develops •
~ ~ llnd wreolca •
~tn·~.ut.
fl) OVEAeASY
Gu.t: Helen O'Connell. ~ OON8UMER
SURVIVAL KIT
"MOY!ng, Product l labltlty,
Tota"
CJ) UHTAMm WOAl.D
.. Ptaflc Coast" To·Oaoi~e
®) MERV ORfFAN
7:00 8 THE MUPPETS
6-t:l.QU~. 0 H8CHEW8 0 LIAA8CLU8
0 Al!ICNEWS 0 llOWUNG FOR
DOUARS
P atty Duke Astin (in bed) discusses an
agonizing decision with Susan Sullivan
and Mitch Ryan in ••Having Babies
III," a TV mQvie tonight at 9 on ABC.
Channel 7.
G) ILOVELUCY
Lucy end Elhel llarl their
own bulinel8 -making
and lllllng lllld dre..ino. CD NJAM.12 88 MACNEll./ LEHRER
REPORT
bU9Y ~ which ende up
In thfel tngldles.
fD L.A. INTERCHANGE
"Tauble You"
Gi> VOTER'8 PIPEUNE
"~o Oeteline"
(I) THE MUPPeT8
~:Lou Rawls. g!) CALIFORHIA
TONIGHT
()) TO nil THE TRUTH
a:oo 8 Cl) WONDER
WOMAN
7:30 fJ ALL-STAR ANYTHING
GOES 0 WILD KINGDOM
··oor11111 Ot The
Mountain" (Part 2l 0 NEWLYWED GAME
0 ~ HOU. YWOOO
SQUARES 0 JOl<ER'8 WILD m THE BRADY BUNCH
Maroa and Greg tl411 on
111e<r drl'tlng acorn.
Q) AOAM-12
Miiiay and Reed hllte I
"Flight To Oblivlon .. A for· "*' high lewl NA TO offl.
cer turns his 9W880n'9
~ of ttypnosis to a
campaign ol sebotag•
ao-t the U.S. Aif Fore..
Mlchell SMnnon eu-t
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"The OIO And The 8Mut1-
tu1 .. au.11 II ~ to
-Iha G*aY by hlvlr!g an extended romantic
lntertudit 1Mth the -.u-
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Cha1111el Lbti119•
6 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
O KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
O JS:TLA (Ind.) Los Angeles
0 'KABc-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(() KFMB (CBS) San Diego
0 KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles ·
@) KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles CD KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles
al KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
El!> KOCE·TV.(PBS) Huntington Beaet\
cam. (Barbell Rhoadet),
but ana.a I ~ virus
and IUddenly beGol'rwa an
oc~ D MOVIE **'h "A. Hlgllt In
CUlblenc." (11M8) Mini
Bcother•. Loll Coltler. The
M8nl Broth«• cau.. pan.
demOnUn In CMlbtlnca.
(2hn.)
8 (fl OONtfY 6 MARIE
G-as: Tom JoMa, LOtet-
118\lfil.
0 MOYie * • * .. Ctnnon For
Contot>I .. (1970) George
Pepplrd, ~ Rtlll. A
small Qr'Ollp of u..s. Al~
~men llC out to
•*-• blr>d of Meldcln ouu-. (2 tn.) m CAAOL BUAHETT
ANDRIENDI · 1 SPl!aAL GW~ON
WEEK IN REVIEW
~ .. Qll() 8t4AAK!Y
"It H~ One Night"
Wllln I !Me-night bomb
ttvlll toroee Shartley to
ehlre 1111 ~ """' • group ol 9\4Ctad WAVES,
the chi9t hll dlftlc¥'Y In
k-.>lng hll MO" -
Mplt'lted lrOm ltl9lr -.
found lodO«I· I CR088-WTT8
• WAU. STRUT
W&)(
"Drilling For Oollara"
a.-: DoMkt 0. ........
pte91dent. Tiie Enargy
Rind.
9;00 • ces MOYJI N81c1 Ult To OM1b" ("'-
,.,., O.bM•" Ralfln,
Ctienee Frank. S.V-11
people .,. tf11C1ped, and
taca poHlble 111dden
, dealt\, wtian two lid lift
~-der81ed • D AOa<R>N> FILES
"Trouble In CtlapW 17" A
t>eet-.... na ll.llhor" (Clll.t-
ct.tta NeYlne} lllrwa flloclf.
Ion! to lnveltlgate threatl
aoMlll Mt lite. but Jim
t>ecomaa the murder ........,. •• ,_.target. (R) a o ABCM<ME
"Having 8ab1ee Part fir"
(PNmllfe) lkl9M Sulllv*1.
P9tty CMle Altln. Dadlclt·
ed doctora try to help
tlltM ..... """ ttlelr mectlcll and emotlonll
prot*m8..
• A MAN CAU.f.D
l.OMIAIO e nE sot wtVEa OF
HEHRVWI
.. cather1na .._d.. A
nalW 1&-~-dd Is. 11
first. 911trmled with the
lltention and luxury lhe
rac:ieMe lrOtn the alllng,
ml~aged king, but
soon oorM1 frUltrstad Ind
dluppoll1ted.
G.!) FN«l LINE •
.... ~ Polley An Exien-
llon Of Aulelln Polloy?"'
Ou.t: Hanlllon E. a...
IMY· (]) MOVIE
***~ .. The Odd Couple.. (1988) Jack
Lemmon, Wlltw MJlt"-'·
A mllmltched (alr ot
dM>rclcl "*' decide to
ahar11 an apamnenl In New
York City. (2 hrs.)
t:30 I MSW OAff1N 10:00 QUNCY
"The HMrt Of TM Matier ..
Q\llncy 11'119 to pro1ee:1 11111
boll, Or. Aadn. .._
boft:lled eutop9y compll-
cal• • homicide 1nvw11-
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HONEYMOONERS
WORLD
"T'hrM Days In Szx:acin"
Sued on actual tape
recudlng9 kept by Pohh
WOtttera. llrildng POillh
dod<WOttt-confront the
head of the Polllll eom.-
munlst Pwty.
10:*> •• NEW8 LATDf<>
CON80RTlUM
"BltlnguMllm: Promisl FOi
Tomorrow'' A.ctr-Rill
Moreno narrate• 11111
examlnetlon of the key
.__ ol bllngual. bbll-
turel edueatlon.
11:00 8 D 0 (]) ltl NEWS D LOW. AMERICAN
S'TYI.£
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TUBE TOPPERS
·· KOCE ~ 7:30 -Voter's Pipeline ..
Peter J ay, British ambassador to the
United States, is Jim Cooper's guest
tonight.
KTLA 0 8:00 -.. A Night in
Casablanca." The Mal'x Brothers invade
·Ute Moroccan city in this 1946 movie
comedy.
CBS f.J 9:00 -''Ski Lift to Death."
Several people are trapped on a derailed ·
ski lift in this new TV mov.ie with
Deborah Raffin and Charles• Frank
(photo below).
-~And The Dlaapc)aar.
Ing Bolt" The ~ meol-
Glan emo hie to coma up
with -,.. magic. Ml.oYe And The F-Bow'·
Leo and Naomi ma6c1 a big
dllcxr.oery on t'*r 1"ddtng
night,
QMOW ••'41 "Cruy Joe" (t97•)
Pwttr Boyte. PIUll p,_
llM. A tr~ blogr-c>flY
of .kWf Gallo. • Men.
leedar wflo -etlOI down In 1972, .. l)flllllted. (2
hrS.)
• THE 000 COUPL.f
FtltJc talka <>tear Into being
I "big bfolher'' to I young
bay In • reCotm acnool.
•
LET'S MAKE A DEAL
DtCKCAVETT
Q~ John L Marlon,
PrHldent ot 8oth1by
Pllrile a.me.. Ille oldest
and •Qell fine "" auc-lioneata In the WOtld.
el MAOHEJ&. / LEHRER
AEPORT
11:3011(]) w•A·a•H
c-ftre ,_. ~
members of the 4077111 to
~te, U091)1 for the
--cyn;cal Trapper Jot>n, ""'° l)'ldlct• the -la prerl'\llTUta
0 TONIOHT
Host: Johnny Carson
Gu.ta: Ronny GnlMm.
BertComy 0 LOW. AMENCAH
STYl.£
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°"'9e II hired to keep an
• on a t>MutHul gotl
"Lo... And The Mw;e
Column-$8lly II IO upeat
by I "Dew Dorl .. COIUnln
.,,. caAI of! her wedding.
G O SANm'A
"If You Cen'I Pey lne
Prlol0
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aty' • •oe> crtme IMder. •
rnan IO OOYefld with
"'1MI and reapecteblmy
119 _,. untoud\llbte (RI
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N£W8
MORNING
12:00 8 'TWILIGHT ZONE
• WOALO°" 8URVIV~
"Box Me A Bongo"
9) MOVIE * * "The RoolcJeM ( 11159)
Petet Merafllll, Tommy
Noontn. l'M ... dtllftlll IQ
WOftd W11 II tltldl l*nMlf
on • delaft 111#\d "'4tf) two
Japeneae ICMdlera who do
not know thl Wit' II oww •
(_1 llr. 30 min.)
12:0l 8 (I) C8S LATE MOVIE ** "&lywy To Oeatrl ..
( 1974) ROH Martin,
Stefania Pow.n. P~
, gar'I on WI llflll ltwnway
-endanglnd wflel\ Che controf l*1'I II tamp9red
with and thl car ewtngs
uncontrollably In 70 mpi
winds. {A)
1~8 MOVIR *** "Lydia Balley ..
(11152) Dale Robertson.
Anne FrWICll9. The Nbels
In HIN .. ~ In their
r9'YOlt against Napoleon'•
lore.a by WI ldWnturoul
lewyer. (1hr.,55 min.)
• tG'IE *** "A Guy Naroed Joe" (114•) 8penur
Tr.cy, Ir-°"""9-A
daredevil pilc)I qulll'ell
With ,... glrtMand ~ the
~ Cl'llnClll he
...... until ... ha • ~
rnonlUon ol hit daltll. (2
In.) r
12:17 U ST AAT1ME
"&cacie tnlo JeopltdY"' A
countert.iter/burglat II • ·
llo"9d to ~ from
pr11on to r"""'9 currency
pUrtel hldderl In NazJ.
occupied Fr-.
t2:AO Ill MOVIE
•• ~ ''The McMe Mak•"
( lH7} Rod Steider, Robert
~-A.n ~ l}foduOef
trial to maintain control of
I lrldltlonlil ftlm company.
(1llr~20 min.)
..,\ll 'RDAY
MORNING
5:20 I snvE EDWARDS
5:tO GALeS~
on f ~ Holdup Actor's 'ReVenge'
. . -Bank
: f . By JERRY BUCK
LOS ANGELES (AP> -In a way, acting in a
mo\ 1e offered sweet revenge for Bruce Davison.
He got to rob the bank that would never -cash bis
checks ·
Jn the movie, •·o ay of Terror, Night of Fear,"
Davison and Warren Oates play two bun&}ing bank
robbers.
"That was the fun part," said Davison. a slim.
blond actor wflo may be best reme bered as the
rat keeper in "Willard ...
"My manager's office is in
the s ame building and the bank
would never cash my checks
because I didn't have an ac-
count there -but I got to rob
them." he laughed, adding,
"I'll bet they'll remember me
now.''
AFTER BUNGLING THE
' li!t. II~~
~ .
. _.;
• . holdup, Davison and Oat.es are DAVtJOet
7! only a few steps ahead of the police when they
~; burst into a travel agency and leize five boetages.
-The movie at first was called 11Tbe Mouth :,.. ... Marines," referring to the police negotiators who
: : try to talk gunmen into releasing hostages UD·
harmed. The tiUe was changed a couple of weeks
before air time . . . -·
.. Day of Terror, Night of Fear, .. which also
•• stars Chad Everett and Sandy Dennis, airs at 9
p.m . Saturday on NBC, Channel 4. It WU written
; and directed by E. Arthur Kean.
r. Everet\ plays Officer Ron Tice, who gets
·:. Oates on the telephone, first to defuse an explosive ~ !· situation, then to build a fotmdatioo of trust so .the
·: gunmen Will believe and depend on bim. . .. '-·
: ~ THE FILM BUILDS suspense maslerfully •
• with Oates as an explosive animal who could go
either way, and Davison as a born loeer who can't
cope with the pressure and the separation from bis
young daughter.
The host.ages, admittedly ~. display
~ well-defined reactloas to the .a.a.
Sandy Dennw ls a plain apin.ster who gets
more attention from O.atee than lbe's ever bad
from a man before and beliU to Identify with him.
Graham Brown defies the gunmen and dares
Oate.s to shoot him as be waUm toward the door.
Malcolm Atterbury turns to jelly and betrQs the
others in an atumpt to save bis bWD skin. '
Dotson represents tbe hostage who remains
rational and plots an escape.
What little violence there is in the film is
tastefully handled. The real violence, of course ls
the emotional violence upon the hostages and their
families. -
Davison. 31 , was seen last month in
"Deadman's Curve" on CBS, about rock singers
Jan and Dean. and is flnishlng a run at the
Westwood Playhouse with Richard Thomas in "Strea.mea... 1
"l think of acting aa a bobby,'' said Davison.
"It keeps me from goine cruy. Tbue's so much
time betv.oeeo jobs. I have been very busy since
Sept.ember, but alter finishlne •Short Eyes• last
year J took orr eight months to build a guest
house.''
IN "SBORT EYES" RE played a cbITil
molester who becom~ a victim in prison.
Davison said "Since 'Wlllard.' I've gotten
typecast aa a crazy. When I played Dean ln
•Deadman's Curve.' I broke that. It was the first
time in a while I got to play aom~body fairly
normal."
Nevertheless, be soueht out the role in "Day of
Terror, Nl&htof Fear:•
.. I just wanted to wort with Warren Oates bad.
ly. He's my favorite actor," be said. "I find bim
interesUnc and daneerous aDd vulnetable all at
once. I beard be waa 1otne to be in it and that Art.hr
Kean badwri\tfn it and would direct it.••
KEAN llA Y BE TUB best television writer ill
the police genre. He eschews all the ti.fe.squealbl&
devices that have given cop lh4nn a,bR name.
Inatead, he relies on bla lmagin.atioa. and lqenulty
to turn out memorable shows for sucb aeries as
"Hawau Five-0 " and "Police Story.··
When "Police Story" was a regular series
Dav1son played a psycho who killed red·haired
bookers and len their bodies on tbe beach.
"I felt guilty about that." he said. ''I'd raUaer
be the kind or guy who doesn't hurt anybody. like
Victor Joe In 'Day of Terror, Night of Fear.'
"IT HAS BOTHERED ME la~ly JoJ)lay these
roles. Especially seeing now bow the media affects
people. I've done a lot of stuff I'm not proud-of.
You can't erase it, be~ause it plays on the late
show. I'm DQt saying there's no place for violence.·
I'm a1ain.st the glorification of violence.••
Davilon, a native of Philadel~a. got into
actlne wblle a ~dent at New York University. He
worked at the Lineoln Center for several years, then
mad?ubbfllmdebutln °LaatSummer." I· 'The Strawbeh'y Statement" bloulbl blin to
Hollywood. where he's ,been ever alnce. In
"Ulzana•s Raid/' with Suit Lancaster. he plQed
a young inexperienced lieutenant.
"1'l'R LYMAN WARD, A neighbor and fellow
actor. he's written a screenplay called "Retreat.'' ,.,.. ...... ~~ ..
about bis Ute in a Miami military academy during
• the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba.
By the time "Day of Terror, Night ot. Fear''
ala, Davisoo wtll be in Germany playing a "boy
1 ~tonel" in "The Brass Tariet." It's about a " oj-.~,'11
Slnal eonsl>iracy to kW Ge°" George S. Pattol)..
ed by George Kennedy. Jotin Cusavettes and
hlabreoatsostar. . S'•a '9TL~D--He hasn'~ seen the TV movie yet and said be nlt .a ftr1J~ .:
may get bll airlfriend, Rebecca Balding, to tape lt. . . -.,
. '•
She was in the early episodes of "Lou Grant" as a Deborah Raffln stars as a champ1on.ihlp
reporter and baa now become a reeular on skier in ''Ski Lift to Death," a suspense
"Soap... , movie airing tonight at 9 on CB.5, Cbannd 2.
..
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MOVIE REVIEWS
·' ' .Musicians
·AIHBHigh
'• '• , The chamber or·
"chestra of the Universi·
·:·~of Arizona will
perform at ll a .m. Tues-
d, a.y at Hun tin gt on
Beach Hleh School. 1905
Fnday. March 3. 1978
·Movie Full of Pretense
'The Betsy' Laborious Endurance Test
• • r
By REX REED lt tells us that life [ ]
The temptation to ls just as emrty in the A Quick Look at the Movies
compare .. The Betsy" b ack seat o a Rolls . .
with the Edsel stretches Silver Cloud aa it ·ls in . •
from her~ to deadline, the back of a 'l'oyota. Down, pa u l Rudd , wmu•a -111 11ettar u..11 11 did 111
but this movie is so bad, Th-e messaie 11 thtt J'osepb Wlsetnan and a ~~r;.o:~t,:.,.i:n=.:V~~' ... ea..;!
so numbingly obtuse, so· grief, misery qd un-ll u m. be r ·0 f d j s -dlre(tt "" "'"' wtt11 an unctentanct-
bloatedly pretentious fulfilled pusion it just 1inaulabed artlsia try :~.::.::~::,'1:;,!'i:.=~=
and awesomely corny, 81 excructatln1 to their Inel .. t to pollshrott.,.. uplOllw as w1'*1er aoi•-1 t d th d l • n..h ,.,,. Ha bltarre TV Wntlller. IClm no capsu e pu -own peoptewboneverempt.y e roaa· n. " e oar11Y11t1,."""•'"""'°•'"'"' seems ade,quate. their own uhtr•ya. Betay," but •Junk S,' still Ulldenta!Mtl"" YOU110 ecc ... tr1c, _,
It's "Tlie D9:mned," 1 DON't doubt it for a ·J unk even..U fbe eart>aie :!:.111pport1,., ... 1u111elldld. Rated
set in G~l!e Pomt~. Or, minute, but the problem can ~es from Tiffany. ..,uua" 11 • .._,119 -·u ...
as Tennessee . VI-, Ulla ms wltb movi-about the It s ·a 1abort0 us or "'•"'MY· L1111.,. H•11,,....·1 , .. l h dr l bo _, COll«tlao Of lltr tr.....,.,,,p wltll a m g t a~ • its a ut agonies of the rich iis endurance teat a\)out elftM ~·1 .._ ldHttsm iec1 "a·lotta things, honey -that they cannot be money, eex and power in ,,., to ,......,., '" NHt Germany. d l t i U ,_A Frei! z~-C"Fr.,,. Her• to gr e e ~~ us • .v c e • taken seriously by or· the automob e-u.stry. Eternttv.H "'TN Null'• $Cory"> .i,. ·~~~r~:x;u~~~de•:c:~~ dinary mortals like you * * * ~~~~.r=.' .. ~:,~'~"',1:"';;':'r. • . and me ptrlectloll •ow~ He11-. .. pultio' on airs.•• Wb ·th d "HIGN AHXllETY" l•dtdl<MM ti-?' 11 .. 111no 11er 1Ne<11r111H. ,_ temint-en e poor an op-Ma1 aroo1U 1o Ntrwct HllCJKodl. -tv ... , _...tor~. 11ete11 11. pressed suffer, we 11·1 an •"•~lonate, .. _,1,,.., "aATUllDAY •••HT ••va11"
in b th · b llttar'-trlbutittoh_.otMa-marll.1 tft9 tm•ro•n<• of Je1111
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(JACK ANDERSON)
REV!ALS In the
DAILY PILOT
~ "01\:"Go&"
TOGETHER ONLY AT EDWARDS
edwards SADDLEBACK PLAZA edwards fOUNTAIN VALLEY . a. TottOATlOCllff(U) UOOtlHUUTATIDIM6a W C9, but W en e nc penH. 8roollt tans mty be IHS TraYOtta Ma tlfm IW In muc11 11W and privileged start 1,111111td ''""......._.ID u.. ws-wme ,,, __ as sy1,_1w StMt-
gnashlng thelr teeth. we ~~.':" o::::: ~ ~.:.:,c:.:.::~::c.:~~~:: edwa ds BRISTnL CINEMA just start bowling 1n our .... "141"'· .... Brook• oe1• th• sup. ... actor. ~le Wl!Mlty _,,.., edwards CINEMA WEST r v port from Madt!IN ~ H.,....y .,, electrlfylno ~ " well. Ht popcorn. IC°""•"· 0ot1i L.eactvMn -... lll•vs a"'"'.,_ .. ...,,...,....,.. WESTMJHS1HATGOl.DEMWEST IRISTpL AT MAC:ilTHUI ·
a. TORO 511-SUO f<>UtirAIM YAUIY IJt.1500
·.• . .Malo St. •
w-'J • Works bi{ Mozart,
-.... Jea n Francaix.
• 'Stravinsky and Haydn
~i ll be performed.
.. The Beuy," based on
a Harold Robbins
potboiler that · was all
the rage a few seasons
back lo supermarkets, is
one of those gold-plated,
tin-hearted sagas in the
movie tradition of
"Valley of the Dolls"
and •'The Other Side of
Midnight."
Laurence Olivier. IOrttd lanltt. Rated PO, but ......... life "'vot--aroundlllUl5COflllllta. 892-4493 540-7444 7""" Rober t Duvall 11111• to~t~d u~M.•«•~ Tllem~k~~u.t~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • POUlbly lllY<llf•rllu. Ille ux anllNlllllc. Olntetor JoM Katharine Ross, Jane eec1 ...... ,,. ~ u.. .... , _,
Al#xander Edward ''THllONllAHDONLY"C911tlnuH t11tm111ew,au.yaoq crowdw111 OMI ED FOR ' 111t Henry W\'*I« rote u tlle .,.. recOlflfn. 'TN tllm II aimed at tlwm, l!J!! N NAT
·-
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In a world gone mad, who .needs a
· funny fabulous love story? YOU DO!
HENRY
WINKLER
'Finding the one you love ...
is finding yourself
1-IEllel:JcPGJ
A TURMAN-FOSTER COMPANY PRODUCTION
#HEROESM
Co-surr~ HARRISON FORD
Herrmann, Lelley·Anne •"""'""""•••••-.TM ,....,_, _ _..~. ..ACADEMY AWARDS
MEL BROOKS B~~~~~~E
Drll
MADELINE KAHN • CLORIS LEACHMAN· HARVEY KORMAN
•• DICK VAN PATilN ·IOI WEY· HOWARD MORRIS
A IE. ns FtM • Pruklced n1r.etterl11y MEI. ems
V«ttten by MU 1RDS · Rfl CtARK ·RUDY MOCA ·BARRY lIVm ·Music 11'1 JOON Ml»!RIS
cm~ 11tm• IOUUl !Wtlllll
BEST ACTOR -RICHARD DREYFUSS
BEST ACTRESS -MARSHA MASON
'1be Goodbye Girl'
is a joyous comedy-
just what the
doctor ordered.
Neil Simon makes
feeling good legal ... "
GENE SHALIT, NBC-TV
A RAY STARK PRaXJC110N OF A HERBERT ROSS RlM
NBLSIMCX'rS
"THE GOODBYE GIRL
RICHARD DREYRJSS ·MARSHA MASON
and~ QUINN ClJMMINGS as Lucy
Edwud1 Schedule "
Dally 7:15, 9:15
Frf. 6:00, 8:00, 10:15
Sat/Sun 2:00, 4:00, 8:00, 1:00, 10:15
. ..
q DAIL V PILOT Frld11y Morch 3 19'711
~atti S••t la B it . "'· ...
;
'" ,. 'C • 'Easter' Album Hailed . . By USA aOJllNSON ·
P acklnc her baas. en route to Oh lo for aix
ays of concerts, Patti Smith played for me her
Jreat new LP, "Easter."
• Scattered across her bed wu a atat of her
.ibum cover (a Lynn Goldsmith photo of Paw
\looking glamorous, and very sexy), a rave New
\'ork Times review of Patti's new book.
''Babel," a tape recorder, a Deep Purple LP
("I'm studying the guitar playing," she
laughed), a Bergdorf Goodman's shopping bag,
and other accoutrements of rock and {Oil, gypsy life.
"'EASTER" IS A brilliant album from a
most uniquely talented artist. Patti's voice is
strong, the level of musicianship is high, and I
predict that those who are not already fans of
Miss Smith and her gro_up will be included in
that special club after they'v~ heard "Easler."
Side One begins with "Till Victory" ("This
is the field marshal song," she said), "Space
Monkey" ("I do my first real rock and roll yell
m this"), "Because the Night" <co-written with
Bruce Springsteen and a real AM single >.
"Ghost Dance," and "Rock and Roll Nigger"
.(preceded by a chanllike poem recorded live at
,CBGB's).
• Side Two has "Privilege," "We Three"
(Patti calls it the "real heartbreaker"), "25th
'Floor" ("This is m y Detroit song, and this is
'where I play guitar'I). Listening to her guitar
&>laying on "25th FlOQr," Patti looked like a
little kid with wide, amazed eyes. "That's me,
that's me," she said, as if she could hardly
believe it herself. ..
JOINING DAVID lSOWIE forrus forthcom-
ing U .S. concert tour will be musicians Stacy
Jleydon (guitar), Dennis Davis (drums and
pereussion), George Murray ~bass) -they
were all on his 1976 tour. CurrenUy in other
: bands but accompanying Bowle for this tour
'will be: Simon House (electric violin), Jean
H ayes (keyboards ), Roger Po well
(synthesizer).
Bowle told me that he'd like lo try to gel
Eno in that band, but "he probably won't come.
I'd like to say he's coming, but it's hard enough
• getting him out of his bloody apartment, let
; alone on the stage. I think he might do the odd
: gig, and it will be odd. He'll probably do Paris.
; He's never been to Tokyo -so maybe he'd do
·that. And London -because he only has to
: catch a bus."
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY •
0 r
.. ANNIEH
OAll.Y ltl~T/SU-1.IM .... 11
'WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER" (PG)
OAILY930-1000SAT/SU~10:00
"JULIA" (PG)
OM.Y 7 ~~RWl«»t 1~11)"30 8Al/SUM-1.JO.a:~1~10.»
WALTOISH£Y"S "RUN FOR YOUR LIFE: CHll.OflENS
"CANDLESHOE" CHARLIE BROWN" l'AICE.t •7~0AILYSATISU-l'OQ.4»7:30 .-aoSAT/SU~l~.30
.. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R)
0~ TI c»t 21>10:30
SAT/SUH -1.20-3 404.-.»10:30
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"CANDLE SHOE" CG)
"THE BOATNIKS"
WALT 0!9NEY'8
"PETE'S DRAGON"
"GNOMEMOBILE"
"SLEEPER"
"BANANAS" (PG)
"EVERYTHING ABOUT SEX"
Ka ..........
SUdlWM
The U.S. tour ends in New York City on
May 8, then La Bowie will go to Europe fq,-a
tour beiionlng in Frankfurt, Germany on May
14. After tbat,.he'll mm "Zally" (the story of
painter Egon Scbeile), and then tour Australia,
New ~aland and Japan in November.
Nothing like knowing what you're doing for
the next year . . .
WAITRESSES AND FANS wore "I'm
Ready" (that's the title of bis new LP) T-shirts
and buttons at the Bottom Line this week when
Muddy Waters performed (or three nights.
Back problems caused the blues giapit to
cancel some early tour dates. but fie was in fine
shape singing such classics as "Miµmish Boy,"
"l 'm Ready," "Rock Me," and ''Hoochie
Coochie Man," accompanied by hls band -
Pine Top Perkins (piano), Willie "Big Eyes"
Smith (drwns), Jerry Portnoy (harp), Bob
Margolin (guitar). Luther Johnson (guit~r ),
and Calvin Jones (bass) -some of whom have
played with Muddy for the last ten years ...
FOLLOwtNG HIS glamorous jetset party-
ing at the carnival in Rio (where he paid $2,SOO
a tick.et to at.tend th~ Sugarloaf Mountain Ball),
Hod Stewart went to London for some dreary
dental work.
A TRUE
LOVE STORY. .. .
For everyone who believes
zn happy_ endings
The continuing true story of.Jill Kinmont,
a woman with enough courage for ten
lifetimes ... and a man with enough love
tocariy them both.
'THE
OTHER SIDE
OF THE
MQU~AIN'
PART ;G
MARILYN HASSE'IT
TIMOTHY BOTTOMS
A rlLMWAYS ,ROOOCTION
A LARRY PHRCC·EDWAAD S FELDMAN f'ILM w.~ ..... , OOUCL!.S DAY STEWART . Muolc by lf.[ HOl.OlUDGE
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PU,BUC NOTICE PUBIJC N&l'ICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIONMICE
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. .,...OPlltTY ATPRIVATI SALi • JamH 1. hlum, '4tl Ntolt lll RIVlll TMl l'UM OP ~lltl llOA Mna. CA.,.. Arnold H .... ,.,y, ~ PolllMllle, Matier 0.-e!IOft, • C.111...,,i• Ill lllt Meller of 111<1 Etl•to •' OIST"l91JTIHO, 4020 Ptlm Stftel,
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... Vie ~ ~ ...... Of MA"V ,. .. ., Atoll Glo1'alll, l1HI WHIRl.U, H a..r11 el Olroc:lor\ C:l"'lt,W•lllllMter,U.t2..:t Thll lluSl-1• cOllducMCI by lift In• 101, Tu\1111, c:AtHeel J OSEPH J e HORl!I , JA •• tll• C_.. ...... w.ttwnGo<pouflon.
°Ml!ltNANOIZ &Hl!ltWOOD, ChUll .. (t, HuntlnQton a .. cll, CA flf thl I,....,,. R-11 Wet• Ohlr~I Thlt~'*S ltc-..Cl..,bY •n l1'" lllviel\Mll ThllWM-IH onelucled by e cer• JOSEPH J OHN I N01t£S onll • C.lllorWa ~tllon, ~ Patrn ~11 ..... 1... ,,._.. CIRWO I .... ,,..,._,., .-,."' t f'ltll lllvlcli.al. Arnold N. Henry llCWtlloft JOSE PH J. ENOAl!I, Ooettleel. Slreet, Sulit 201, Fullerton, C.ll'°"'lt
NOTICll IS Hl!ltllY GIVaN 11\al Thh butlMU II condu<led by 'a e4 WOt H IW II!••-~ Olt\rl't Ne Donald~~ This tltt-1 wa1 fillll Wllh lM Marlor C-00ttllon Hollu Ii _., 91....., lo <ro<lllOll t1tlS "'9 \Hlder"91*1, JAMES I!. HllM, ~nerel S>arllllnhlll IOI wllhlll lltWO; and Thi' "•t-1 wa, llled wllh lhl .C:011nly Cl-of Or•t\OI C:0\#1\'f OI\ EdW9'CI Ttllll, M.0 lltvlng cl el m l •talnll Ille UICI Tllll lluilnttl 11 <on<IUCI"" by t <Ot
ftvl>ll< Guerd111, ttcOMlf'V•IOr "'tM Peter GlovMll WH ·" EAS, II •• "" ....... ol IN Ct lllllY CIHk ol 0r•l'9' Co1111ty .,. Fell. 2t, 1t1a. PrHICl9nt Cltttdenl lo 111• Mid <l•lmt In tho -·•Ion
tltrs o11 tnel •U•h of MARY Tiii• •l•t-t ..... 111.S Wiii\ the l otrel ol DlreCtlrt of lllWO lo l't.11. u. ttlt " Tiiis "~ ..... flied Wiii\"" Ofll<e Of Ille Clerlr of tho ••Ottttlel CONSOLIOATl!OWl!UEltN
''HEAHANOl!l SHl!ltWOOO, co"· c.o .. 11tv C:lerll ol OrllftQI Gouttl't 141 tuP11lomenl tho Pltft tf W0tltt for f't.U Publllhoel Clo'-()N\I Dall't "llOt, CtufllY Cit,_ ti Ofal\OI c;0..,.ty t11 co .. rt or lo prese"t them lo tht CORPORATION
, .. "'''"· Wiil ull ot Pfl'f•tt .... ,. ttw l'eOl'l.lll,., ._ 1m ltnllfOwt-Dlttrlc1 No tot aft4I '° "111111l!IH 0--Cent ~ty Pl!M, Mllrch >, 10, 11, t•, ttlt ...._ n . 1'11. llllder1lonee1 at ,.,. Glflce of JOAN Htl'OICI H 51,,,.rwcl\ Jr
-T119Msl •l!CI besl Ml lllitdff, •IW ... , ,.,., IMr tH• 1r. ttllrMI• of '°'" 10' ""· "· 14. Mercft ~. '°· ltll f'tH» McEVOY EN ORES. tlJ Ocotft A\'I., P~I illietlOI! of tn'I' ,...._ brolltrt COnl• P1o1bll"'9f Or'"9t Cotr1 Delly ... lot, tctom11lltlll11t Mid Plllft of Wort.\, ~71 PUl>llil'lt<I Of .... Co.ul 0.Hy PUot, ~I 111"<11. CA t07-. wflldt l•tttr LATHAM & WflT!Clftf, Alty• • rnllll!Ofl, -IN._ Md COftOlllent ll'et>Nery 10, 17, 2•. MM<h ), 1'11 llld Mt•Cll a, ,.. 11, 1', tm oOk t ·~ IN plK4 of NIMti "' 1,. "'~II...._*·
"""'""fllr .....,. ....... tftCI Wblt<1 lo .... WH e Ae AS, lho propOHCI "'" PUBLIC NOTJCC' PUBLIC NOTICE '40·11 ~rnoneci In •II mt\ten llO.rt•lnlr>Q LM A1tt1••.1. ~ .. ,. ~lrrnallOI! Dy ,,.. •bo ........ 1111ae1 1--------------1 "'"''"""'' to Mid "''" of Won<•... ... -------------·I --------------1 to H id Hlall. s.ucft Clalm with t"' l'NlftH o. -•M Su..-rtor ~ Oii Wed,..._,, Merch PtJBLIC NOTICE !lnYflled lo thl• _,_!If DIN<t.,. •I --------------1 nt<hM•Y YOU<.hln 1111.91 bt flied ~ 15, 1'11, et,,.. i-Of tftl\'I o'clock • R .. Yl•r Mlltl,. lltld ~ti, fllC'TITIOUS auJINH& fllCTtnout IUSOfllS PtJBLIC NOTICE pr1111111e1 "' tf-.elll wtlhl" lour "°°"•er tller'Nfltr wllllll' IN ti-ti• 1'71; "AMI STATl*NT NAMI ITATIMIMT monlM tlltr IN fl1'1A puClllCael4111 of
IO*H " ·-, at tlw olflca ... Ille l'ICTITtOUS •UStNISS HOW, THl!llEllOft• ..... toerd .. TM too-I,. ..,.. u Oollla '*"" The toltowlne ptflll)M .,. dOlno "ICTITtOUS •UllNIU 11\11 notice,
Pullllt G~ "'· taoo Soulh 0•"'4 NAMI ITAffMl!MT Dlrectort ., lltWO ... Halle •Y ....... , • au.I_ Ill! HAMii STAT&MIMT D•l•CI ,. .. 7, It?&.
Avenw . s.tlta Aftt. Calllornl• H 70S. 'tlle followl1'9 Ptrtofts ... Cll1"9 R ESOl.VE. OITl!ltMIHI! ANO AENll!E'S Cltl!ATIVI HAI• IN THE ~.~ Aeyrnoncl Tiie follOwlnu ......,.., ... do1n9 JOANMclVOY ENOAE$ ... '''*''· ""'· lfC-1 -...... of buslMU "' OllOER es.IOI-.: 0£SIGNS, <Jo .)Otwt W•yM T_.. w • ., ••• Toro, CA nuo bullnou et: EMWt!tlftl .... will MARY ~RNANOU SH~RWOOO. DtANNI t!NTERPltlSES. 2t)t1 "<llM l:""nlet It .... '"'"'''°" of Clull, 1171 Jarnbot' .. Blvd.. ~ Otvlll L Wat'd, 191112 P-Vtrdl, WILLIAMS Al.ARM SYSTEMS of of wld CIKoelefll
"""' Publlthecl OrW\99 ON\I Dell'f Piiot, '•b. u , u . MMch l. 10, 1m Ul-71
PUBLIC NOTICE
<-OllM.rV•\M,JneneltolllttcartAl•rMI .... MC.O .. Clr<lo, ...... 1111gtot1 IMKh, the aoard of Ol..c•• .. 1-.wo .. 9-h,CAtM60 IM.>v-c.ttt-.CA"'6H OnlllQI Counly, P.O. BoK m. c .... JOANMCllVOYIND•H HOTICITOCRIOITOH
• p roper1V anu•loel In the Sltll ti CA. '2M6 ~"pplemenl the prevl04lsly ellopteel At noe CArol 8-h, Sii~ Dtlll~ C•nelace I.. W.,.CI, 2aott Pa-Mew, (allfornl• n.:p (M•lll"9 Ad· Attorney .t Law SUf'EIUO. COUllT Oii' TM&
C•llforl\I•. Cou"tlf ., Or•"••· Anne I.. Gr•y, 1t38? Per .. a<ol• Plan ol Work1 for lrnlH'OYlmt"t C:O.ontdelMM,CA'2t2S Verdt,SanJu.nc:ecMttr-.CAm1S drtMIU6£.11tl\Slr .. 1,CMl•Mn •. U7°'•HA... STATllOf'CALll'OltNIAll'OR ducrllle<I •• ~IOwll Clrcl•, Huntl~on 8ut n, CA. 91...., District No. 10'. Tlllt bullnou 11 conouc1ec1 llp., In· Tht1 buslneu I• <OftCIUt leel l>Y • Calltornl• ml7 S.el IHdl, CA toHI
PARCEL I: Loi UJ, of Trect No. Ooloret Crew>ln, 8'4l Nl9hl•n<J•lt, htllOft 2. ThOt Ille pUl'1)0st of Ult dlvtel~I o-neral ~p. Lo •ls All>wy f'Oa, JO?J Pttnl .. lel Tel: 4•7M7 TMI! oou.!'!z=RANOI
, ~21». In lhl Qty ot Huntington a.Kii, l'~t1ln \/ell•v, CA. '270t 11revlously ..__, PIM> ot Workt lor R-Cerol llarolh D•lllCI 8. Wtrel Sl/'ltl fl Toro. c.!llorftle t»3D P"l>llshed OrM9t C.0.\1 Dally Piiot, thtale of &NTOHIO C. DI llACA
., 51\0wn on. fNllllN reof rteordtel In Tl\h bU>lnH\ I• COfld .. <l•d by • Improve,,,.,.. 01\trlct No 10t ... lo Tiii• -~ ... 111«1 Wllh "" ™• st•-w '1Lllll wlU. Mk 11e111s.is... l'H, i.un Pltnflelel Feb. 10. 11, M.-<11 3, .. ,. 0.<••w<I .,..
tlDok ltl, INl9ll • ... and SO, Mii emtrttpan111r>hlp llrClJllcle~fDl'-.ef'~ .. C-W ci..-~o.umy Oii CW!ltv-0"11 .,ro,-,1191 GoUftly M StrHl,EtT-.Calll0tl!le'1UO S.0-11
u11an1011t Mt41S. '•'°rd~ ol still A~ L or1y lh• P•Ot"rly Within lmprov11••tt1I Fe-.21, 1t11 Feb. U, 1'71 Thll llullfllu 11 conouc19<1 lly • --------------! cr:,~~:,~~1~,!4~11;::.:::';.:c~~
r <>ranoe Count'(. Tllll l t•temenl w•s lnfel will\ lho 01•1•1<1 No. lot tlld IMt 1'le ....,_ OI l'MUI IXttM1 .... ,., ~l\lp PU Bl.JC NOTICE that •II ~ htvlno <ltltlla -oa11,.1 "AACEL t : "" ""41vicllel t/26li'lcl County Clerk ol or .... 90 Co..ntv on the wppl..rnent to ..... Plan of Wor ,Publlsl>M 0r*'91 '°"" Delly Piiot PUOll-Orange CO.ft Otlly ""'°'· 1.nrll AM>u<y l'o• .,,. Wiii -.dent ... (j!QUlrld to Ille • tn11re11 ua t-nl ln comrnon I" Lob Febru.rv 11. 1918 ll to •<~\lire tlld QIM\f'\ICt wort<t •net 1'10. 2•, Mtrclll, to. 17, 1971 Flt>. 17, 24,-.:hl. tO;lt11 Tllli lltl-I "" flied wltll Int _______ .... ..._ _____ , thtm. wllh.,... ntlCHIMY vovd1trs, In
A, a. c . o. E. "· G, H, J, IC, •nel I. Of ll'tttH facllllltt lw ... KCIUliltlon, 1lor-.... " Sts.11 C...llt't Cltrlt of 0••11911 C.Ouniy on ll'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS lhe olllce of the <let'll of 11\e ......
Tr.cl 521», .. per ....., •t<Ordod In P\lbllslllld Or-Co.tSI O•ily Pllol a1111 Cllatrll1vtl•n of 11ottlll• •llCI ...... u. 1'71 NAMI! STATIMllNT ~lllllCI cour1 t pr-1 lllt llh
• ...,.._ ttl. ~' • ... -soot Ml•· l"wuery :14, t1>e1 Mlf<h l. 10. 11. ,..,. ""''Ht.Cl •••er '"° wtter rl9hl•, p•rD• •c NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE '*""" Tl\1 101-lno per\OM ••• 0.1"9 tilt nt , • 01 ° iw 1 ~ w
• UlltMo<.os l'MDS. --Of Orenge ''°"" h1cludl1>11 dM\1, rewrwlra. ,..,._ VU&A • PvtMtS/ltd Orenot C:O.•I O•tly PUet lluSIMU .. ; .... I ~·~~ .. ~I ~·· :.W.-~
CAlvntv, CelltOlnl.. tal'lki, lrut,.,.ftl lec;lllllH, mtl" --------------~-·------------AMERICAN INVIE$TMIENT. tttt -" ,,..,. o, ~ s " ~ .. a. •~ l'H. 11, Mo IMTcti t. IO, 1'11 l.6t Al\9tlot.. Callfernlt, Whlt h ll .,... • •• EXCEPT •II ,.,.,.,.1 -m1,.ra1 PUBLIC NOTICE wet.,. lm-1•1..., f.clllt..._ tllnnlMI l'ICTITIOUI 8USINIU ll'ICTITlout eUMNIS$ •~11 Tolll9rt. s ... 1. IO, l'ountal" VallO'(, piece of_.,,.., of lhl ,_,..IQfleel In
t'IQflU btl-tellplltot 5001•1 wllllOVI \lor•9• faclllll", plt"S, p..mpl.ng NAMS ITATIMINT NAMa STATIMllllT --------------f C.lllornla 92JOI •II rnatltf'S ~lnlng lo thf OS1llt of
tl>e rl9111 ot wrtece ..,,,.., •• rewrvael equ ip m ent, •"II •II l\ocesurr The fOllOwlnO __,Is doing °"II-Th• foll-Ing .,._ .,.. 4611\0 PlJBUC NOTICE Tiie American Aul E1tal1 U lll deceell,.,I, wllhln four mojllll•
· .•tn the eleff by Tl-•lerOlt c:omoe"V. P'ICTlTlOUS 8US1Nlll$ t Q .. lpmenl •nel property therefor, "'" •• b<olnfls ••· • lnvutment CorPOt'•llon, • C.lllornla alttr 1111 first riubtlcetlon of 1111,
.e corporallon, recor-S.Pl•mber 4, HAMI STATIMllNT a<,qulrlnQ funelt lo lutlUI Contr.clu.I J &. L ENTl!APRISES, 21Jll THE AHSWEA, U S EHi 17th --------------t torportllOft, .ot2 Talbert, Suite 10, notice.
1t62, 1" 11oo11 •m. peoe s1. offlclel The followlft9 pertOl'la •r• dol c.ommllments lo wrry out lne _, Com11tu i.-, Huntlnvton ae.cn. CA. St1'9tt, <:Mta ~CA ... 27 P'lc;TITlOUI aUSINllU f 04lnteln v.,1..,, C.llfornl• '270I D•led l'ebr._y I . im
ltuords. busl~l a : atlCI llU'-ot IAWO COl!lalntel '" '2M4 The YOOI Gtfttw •nel Solrllu•I Nii.Ma STATIMDT Tfl•l blol&l,_s II ,_ucted bY e CO'· SEC\JRITY PAClll'IC
SUllJECT to •II u ceptlon1, con-GI.EN cove ASSOCIATES, J31 contrecu IJ\cluellnt controcll w llh John --rt Loyd, ?Ull ComtltM World Soc ... ., •• Cal•-· ,..._.. Tfl• followlftO .,.,...,, • .,. Clol1'19 .. ,.11on NATIONAL BANK
Clllloni, rt r1rk llons, eaMmenh, U • Forest Avell ... , $4111• 21, L .. unt otllef •0tncl•, -the Ptl'ITleftl ol ~. HunllnglOI! -h. CA. OJ... llon, fAS East 17UI Strtlt, COil .. Mew but!MU .. , -r~r •~rRIC"" •••1. ~·TE E•«~OI -Wiii
c1111tons. reM,,,,•lloM, '"'"'· rlQl\11. ito.<11. CA.tMZ -r•ll"9 -OlhW coats of llJWO to Tlllt bul<llllu It ~..clod by "' In· c:.t.'1'21 GEOFF' MC WY SUAFBOAROS. _ ""'....," ~ ""~ "~'~ of U.•-,..f'lllCl Ote..-..!
•11111 ri9"1i o1-v. f/f-.1. Aeu'-'cU-. Ill< ... c.tffer .. 1• Ille .. '"'' "°"""'" llY SectlM "''° Cllvldual. Tllh ""'"'"'"~by. C«• MC COY SORll'llOAROS. 6'0 w. 00• I N v E !> T M E' N T Mc.KENNA & P'ITTING
Commonly known t l : 10!07 corpor111an, JJJ l"ortt11 A-. ~lit ol 11<1. Of the Wetor Ceelo. JofW> A. IAYd POtatlon. SC., Coste MIS-. CA. '2627 ':ORPOltATION MU Wll9'11'9......,•.W
Holllurn °''"· Hunllnoton llttcll, ll,L .. lltlll9Hd\,CA ,,~'1 S.'1le11 J. Tlltt 11\o HLllTltl tel This Stal-I Wfl\ filed Wiii\ Int Tl>e Y0910efttw-ltoO.rt I . Mcl(nlght Jr., $111 Oovlel~.~ LMA ........ Gellfwllla"'1• c...111oml• Peclllcon, • C•I •or"I• cor .. IMnM of c11r'Ylnt Ollt IM Plt11 01 County ClwM of Or.,109 Qlunly on Solrlt\Oll--.SSoclety, ~ • ........,, 8Hcll, CA. '2 .. J Ttl: , ... mt
e1e11 or olf•'l -ll'Nllael tor ulel ~·"°"· aMtt Del,.,...,, Suitt•. w orkt h "°°.000. Tllf ottlm•led Ftbruery21,1'1'1. •Calllomla Jeff H•kl'ntfl, MO w. 17th St., This tl•lemtnl .., .. lheel with lhl Att-ytf'Wl!ucutor pro~rty....., rnuu 111 In wrlllno --·•Polnt,CA.tUJ9 ••P•n'• ol carryl119 0111 lht "'°l:M "-""°'ltC.W..,atklll c.l•~.CA.'2627 co .. nty Clerk of Ofen91 County Oii p 1 ,._
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or mey bl lited wHll .. CJeC1I; tf Mid E. J_,,,.,.., ll«M.tt•.000 1--------------C041nly C._ of Or .... ~y "' IOl\lrtl~p. NOWSla,GllllTNllt & .. OWN PUBUC NOTICE s -1or c-1.011NYbe........,..to Pfftl0en1 S.ctl•• 4. Thtl at-tit• for PtJBLIC NOTICE hll.7,t'1L . R•f18.McKMtte 4MC........Dri• ,.kl o ... ,.., ,.._11.,, a« MY lime ™• st•-Wft fllMI Wiii\ lfll ceuylng out tho •ur.,.ta ti Ille """'° Tiiis ............ w• flied wltll tM l'.O. hl(laf
attw MBI pulllketlon of tllla M4lce C.V..ty Cl.-of Or-Cowt111"' tUPJl•m.,,ted l'I•" ot Worh for 11'11114..,..ar.,..o..t~,.... ~ ClertLOlf Oraneo C:-.y.,. ~----.u. .... NOTICC TOQlllOtTDU
SU,.llllOlt C9')RT 01" THI
STATE Ol"CAL110RNIA f'ott
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...---._ .... of ..... Nie. fellfWry 21. It?&. Improve,_.. Olwld No. tot""" Ill l'ICTl'10Ui IUllNHS f1D. 10, 17, M. #Mrc:h ~ 1'11 l'9bnlerv U. ~ l'utllllhld a--. OMtt O•llv Plloit • TEAMS Of' SALE: Cash, ·-•ul ,......, ltvlt41 .. , .... ,,..,,, ...... ..,.,.,Of s.flel NAMIEITATllMINT M-11 ........... tr,24,~a. to, 1'71
• _., Of IN Ullltlel St ..... "' ........ Pul>ll•-°'""" '°"'' 0•11• f'ltot, lrnprowrnent OIWld ll!UulM"O '"" Tiie lol-lnO ,,..._ -CIOl"9 p-~ .... Coest Daley "Ito(, • .vch terms _., c.CllU-es ...ay bl l'e!>fwry >I, Md -CJI i. IO, 17• t'71 •rrltory --~.. llu~ltMSS ot: F~ 11, M. ~ l. IO, tm
-UPl•bl• to tho Co.wt ""°" co•" 1'1·11 ~ s. Thal •,,_ Of Ille_..,. TAMA RACK I NVESTMEHTS. PUBUC NOTICE •11
t1nnet1ol' Thi w m of U .000.00 In -rl" ti ht•...wneM Olllrlc\ !~.VIII ... Wey, Sul .. D, S-a MA,
011> certified <Ne._ "' -Y -· PUBUC NOTICE No. IOt 11 Oft Ill• wlll\ u. s.cree.,., of CA tmlS m\ISt ac_, Mell wrll9ft MCI "' I AWO tnCI It ovellAOH fW IMcloc1lt11 J-.. ~ 25'0 WlllO .......
Off ... with nw bManc• ..... ~-PICTIT10US ·~•NIU ..., ... ., tntrottecl """°'"' ~-C.1• -·CA-• pric~ 10 be pelel ... t.Onl•nn•Hon °' NAMll STATINl!NT Se<t ... " Thal . put>ll< llu ••no In Ch•''" A Bt<il, 211S Morllttey, >••~ •• •l)9r0ved°'by ltoel SUPf'rlor Tl\• tollowlftQ perM>nt •re dolnQ "9'1rel IO tlll ..,_.., •-•omenl lo ~I• M.u, CA "1•1' C<Klrl ll<ll•MU <K lhl Pltn of Wottli ~ l"""OWITMfll fnH•mlllcn P. Smith, 14'.ll Fir,
All b•ell or Ollf" .._."' -ln.d !ANOPIPER INN AND TENNIS 0 1\trlcl "°"tot-ltle ..... m or leO Irv ~.CA
on • lorm .... 111>1\ed"" lhl ... 1.. CLUll, l 101 E Coe•I H•Qll'IW•Y· c.or-I II.r t 0 f I 0 I• n el w 11 h ... • •I el HO !>UI) ~ .cMt •••Olln A\'I •
Thi rl9'1l IO .-.11<1 ""' -... -•• .... M•• CA "1Ui lm1Weve..-Ol\Vl<t SNll be Niii.. • .......... CA h«r•OV reM.....i lle n ~ 01 t<twwport·Slete ti •.OO p.m . °' H ..-i lhltHll~ H Wflll.n L Kllc,_llt, O J T"'U.
O•ted: ??tt????? IMOl'Pof'•llOft' Ce<llornla, Oowr 11 practlcaote on Manh U, t'71, el llW Avo.,N_.a..cll,CA • J AMl!SE..HEIM, So l•"'ll.'"-1lucll.CA'2... llffk ftOlf lRWOMOOI CMftCIV\Orlvw, Tn11 bu•lnfl• h <-ucted by•
PIJI LIC OUAltOIAN This bu2'-I~ c.onclwded by • c.or• lnllM, CA. t27W. 91'1ffel pertlllnltlp 8p N.E JOYNER, POrttlon Sectl• 7. 1-ltle s.cnit•'f bl end Je~ 8 . 8oftltt
c111e1 a.put~ 11-ot N-t 1i.. um• 11 ,..,tb'f ell..c:ted to ,..,.. T"'9 1l•t......,.1 wn flied wllll lhe
Publl< c;~rdl•ll Al(t1 .. d e Miii., n0\1(1 of lhl llUIMI< -''""prov•-CC>Ufttv Clerk 01 O•Al'IOI CAunly on
AO•IAN KUYP'Ut, ~-Yl<.l~~t for by Se<llon. lo bo given In ?'tll.2.1911
COUNTY OOUN111. Tl\ls ll•t-flt ~ filed will\ tlll ec:corot.nce wllll Se<11oro J~ l of IN
8y JUI.££ R. U.MS, DEPUT.,. County C•e•IL ol 0 ••"9e co.,nty on W•tor C-ol IM St•llof C•lllornle
, l'O ... a lJ7t Feo t,ttTI. A OO P TE O. S IG H E O AH O ~ .. ,.A .... CAii-• U7tt ,.,_, APPROVED 1110 lht o.tyol Ftbnurv.
NlrtO'~W,
Aft«My•IY• •tlNOW-'~ Or. •1&U
New-1kKll,CA T•I ....... C1Ul IJ4."95 S-tttlliM & ,.,_....... ltl&
Attor1••Yl fer "'"uu-A-Y•" i..w Publlll\ed Or-Cou t o.llY Piiot ue N•w-1 Cefttor Or. Mo. A ,.,.., l. •. 10, tt1' W-11 _ _, IN<:ll. CA
Puoh•hoel Or-Coast 0•11; Piiot
PUBLIC NOTICE Merell J, 10. 11, U, "71
'
P"blblW<I Or.,. C<Ml•t 0•111 Polo\
F fb. tO, 17. 24. J.Mrch l. tt11
PUBUC NOTICE
f'ICTIT10US ltntNISS '*AMS ITATEMINT PUBLIC NOTICE
TIIO tollowltlo ""°"' ero elolnQ1--------------4 ~lnosa as: f'ICTITIOU5 8UllNIEU
CAOILI.AC FAIRVIEW HOMES HA#I STATEMENT
WEST·C:ALIFOllNIA, soo HtWP0r1 Th• follOwl"t t"rlOf\t .,.., e1o1110
c ..... , o ...... Sull• l tS, Newport ~MUAS; llN<ll, CA. nwo El.. TORI TO.TUSTIN, 17'10 E.
C A 0 I I.LAC FA I A . 17111 St..-, Tultlt\CA.92olol0
VIEW/CALIFORNI A, INC UIO EL TOltlTO·LA FIE$.TA
Wttt An .. , S..cte ... Gofl'\plOll, CA. ltllSTAU~ INC., • Gtllfoml• t0:2:IO • c orperatltn, U t S G ro•venor
Wllll-IV, IM., $00 Nt•-1 loul..,.rd,LM~ ... CA.'°116'
C:1ttl1r Orhro, Sullo t u, llftwp0rt Tllla ~I' COlldv<ll!d I>\' • Cot"
ilMcll, CA. HMO PClfOtlon.
D•ni.I 11. 1-., 4S E....-kY. EL ~lo-l:A ~T-A Le9UM lluctl, CA tftSt AESTAA.IRANTS, INC.
This ownes• I• c-..c'" w • MarUllM.c-y, ..... r•l Pl<1~rVllP Vice ..... lclOl\l
Wiii ..... IV. I~ Tftlt slat ........ "'"' llloel wlll\ IN w1111.,..,..~.~1 Co""'" c1.n of Or-County .,.
Tlll1 'tat-•<K lolfd with thl F.WWry 10, l97f.
County Clerk of O rtnge Co .. nty """' FOC.Very I, 1'11 Ge-ralel Gtal'Of ICoU, GfW"" P•l4'1, f'"1M t100 Wll>hlre BM , SUllJ UO, llevwrly
Pvl>l llhl!d Or_,. CoMl Oat Iv Pllo\. Hiii\, CA 90%12
,._ ... ,., 10 11, M. ~ J, 1f7'1s•-..... 1"'911 ar.,.. oi.st Dally Piiot, •• ~ 11, IA. MAKI\ J, It, H11
PUBUC NOTICE
RasoLIJTION NO.,.,._,.
USCM.VTIGN Ott TH9 aouo ()It Ola•CToas 0 .. TMe laYIM•
RA•CM W4Tla DISTRICT
OECLA•IMO ITS INTllNTION TO
ll'ORM IMl'llCWllMINT OISl'Rtc;T
HO lit.\ AMO TO AOOf"T A "LAN
011' wOaKS ntldf'Oll
WHEREAS, ii 11 ... llll...tlon of IN
... ,.. of l)lr9(tofl of IN lrvoN Ranch
Weter Olsltlcl (I AWOI to '""" ... lml>'OWtnMt OltlriC1 wlll\ln lllWO
Which '1>•11 llt .._ "' ,,,.... __
DI• t'kl No. *A; .,.-
W HE A EAi, UW lloel'lll of OI~
of IRWO ~ Wit-lo ._ e
Plen ol Wtr ll l ltr prooo•td
Ifft_ ...... Dt*IC2 No, I06A; -·w.n;REAS, 1111 ,..., of W.U tw
~ l"•• ... I•• Otstrkt Ho. 10tA WH ........... tit fhlS ....., Of
Dln<ton .. • -..,... INlltllltl llelel ~ryJt,1971;
NOW, THP51'041t .. tllt....,, flf
Directors of lltWO OOl!S Hl!llE8Y
"ESOLVE, DE TERMINE AND OltDEA• ........ :
Secli• I. The! II It .. l!IClllllM el
ltw Board Of Olrtnlrf of IRWO \a
!Olm .,. ln11W..,•o•it OhVxt wltllln
I RWO that 11\all be know" at
U).
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
STAT•M&NT ~ AUNOONMIENT
' O"USEOI' FICTITIOUS aUSINUS NAMI!
Trot lollowll\Q -~ h<lve abtn·
cloned 1lla -of tl\lf lk llllOU\ !MlslntH name:
COAST BOARDING KENNEL, CHIMO SlllERIAN HUSKY KE N·
NEL. 20m A1v.,11e1t Orlve, San ..
Al\• Mel9t\!S,~l ....... t'2707.
ThO F IC1lllovs llolflN\6 N-"°
terred to llllO\'I w•• flied In Oranot
County on Mowmblr 7, tt76.
Cheri" M. St•I•, 70Jlt Rln'llde 'i:.~!>MM Ana HelQlll\, CAlllC!!'nl•
P•ul• W. Steta. 70Xll Rlve"l<So ~1¥1, $Ania ,_,.. Holgl\U, Gtlltorftl• '2707
Thi\ ~lo -\ <onclll<lt'CI by I
91ner•l 1M1rtroersll•P
Char .. , M. Sl•t•
This Ill._ WA\ lilecl wllh ""
Counly Cl«l< of Or•nve County .,,
Ftt>ruary 6, t9'3 .....
-"-Or ...... Gl!Ml Dally PllO\ l'ebnHry 10, 11. ~ -Merell i. M11 i1wt
PUBLIC NOTICE
E s h lt of MARIE WAG .. ~R,
Oecu .. d.
NOTICE IS HEllEIY GIVEN ta U.
treelltor•"' llW ~-.a~ 11\al an pe.-,..,.,,,. d elms ~"" ,,.. u ld elecedlmt .,. r.,q11lred lo Ille
lhem, will\ lho llKHW.y voucher" lit
lhe oHfce Ol 1111 cl~• of the aaiow elf.
1111.ci court. orto pnwnt lJ\tm, With tllo
nec•n•rr v•11ch1rs, to ll>e """ ot'l~lloel at tlll Ofll<t ot JOHN ~
0 UM CAN, 610 Ntw11ott CtntM /Jr~
Sull• 1Sl0, "-' .. '°" GlllfOlnl&,
Whit t\ I• \hi plac.t °' buslntts of IN ~rtlontd 1" atl metten Mrt•llllfte
to the es1.ie of w ld ~. """""'
'""' nlonlhs •'"' ltlt first PVl>llc.ellllft Olll\ll~~ _
Ottod Fr-.-y 1, 1'71
Btrbat e Hatl'M
E><ecu!rl• of t111 WJll of
\M -YW NITllCI OK-1 JOHNA.DU~ .
'" .... _, c...-Dr. S111t1 U•
N•w,.rt ~ Callfenal•
Tott ......am
411orMY Mr EllOQltna
P"Ollilllel Of_.. Coest Dolly PH~
Fib. 1' aitttUltM. I, IO, 17, 1f11 7 ... 18
PUBUC NOTICE
..
\
-·-
PUBLIC NOTtCE
PUBLIC NOTICE
MoTICE TO CllEDITOH
SUPt•IOll C.OUllT Of' THE
STATE CW CALIFOllHIA l'OR
TllE COOHl'I' 01' OllAHGE
N•. A·t4SIO
Vnct•r lltr lnd•P•nd•nl
Admln• Its Act.
E 1t rolG GEG •Et CHMANH, Oe<u.ect
TICE IS HFAE8Y C.IVEM to,,,.
Crt<lllo" o# the •bo~ ~ ~c~nt
11111 •II _._ 111•11111 <I.alms aQ•in•I
the s.ald dK-111 .,. <t<iv••f<I to 111•
thtfn, wit" &ht nt<Hi.¥1/ wOtKPwtr'· •n
h oillce ot 1"9 ci.rti of '"" •boW
.,.11nt0 covn. ot to 11<•-I ll>em. w ilt\ tr.. neuu.ery vo..c """· lo the ..,...
dersl11M11 •I tl'lt 1-ofll<n of Keltll c . Wetpult nn Monln. ~Ulll uo. 1,.,,,,..,
C•lllornl1 t771S, wtilch •l ,,.. p4.c;.e ot
ltu\lnes~ of the unckrsl9n•o ln't ll m••t.rs pe,u1""'9 to trw ost•tt Qj <Joo
<le<t<11nt. win.In lou< ,,_,,,. aflitr tl'lt
""' publl<•l•Oll O! llltl """'• OAltCI J'tbtuary 21, !WI
LINDA.ANNE FLEMING
E-utrla
OI Int ,.ill of'""
.iil•OW M""'d dtttdent
ltlJTM C. WELl'\ITI
Alt-yatu•
DU Maril!\, SYll• 140
l"'IM, CA. tz71S
014) Jst-0110
AUOnMy lw: EH<Ulrl•
Publl\hed Or-Co.ISi O••ly Pilot "'° 24. -), 10. 11, '"' 10~11
PUBLIC NOTICE
,rUBlJC NOT'ICE PUBLIC NOTl(' t<; PUBIJC NOTICE P\JBUC NOTICE
NOTICI TOC•IDITOAS
IU,IUUOll COUllT O' THI
IT4TI OIO CALlflO•NtA ,Otll
TH ll COUNTY 0' 01141101 Nt.A·WJ76
Ett•I• 91 $.t.(UI M.. QPPENHEIM,
0.<•• .. d ,, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to IN
cr..inorf o# ""' -.. MmeO de<e-.1
11111 •I• ",_,. heYI"@ Ctelm• ~·'"" I,,. ••Id dl<tOtnl ••• f(ICIUlttd fl> l•lf
IN!rn, with tllt .... c.o.ry voucNrS, In t,.. c ttlc• Of '"" ,,.,~ or '"' •bO•• •nt hlff covn, or 10 Ot •Mfll them, with
1110 net .. nry .,_,,." lo ,,,. "'"
otnlq ... d •I .,,. 0411<• of AllAAH.llM
GOTTFRtEO PAOf'EHtONAL
CORP., 10100 S.f\I• Monico 81Yf ,
• tdO, LO\ A-It>. (.Al1tornl• '!0007,
Whl"" ,. .... DI~• Ot llUll ... •> or ,,,.
..-,.10...0 In •Ii tnfllert perlotn1no
to IM ••lat• ol Uld -nl, wltltlll
lour montl'IS ett.tr IM llr'1 l>UIHIUHOl'I
of 1111• notice.
Oattd FebrUMY 1, 1911
EdAI M W•term.n
Admlnlltrttrl • Ol IM Will
of IN -""""""'° O.ceCS..nl AlllAH4M 00TTll'tll11D ,tllO,IUIOHALCOltP
ltl"~•t•-U l lWI , •14•
L.4a.A_.tt, C.IHWtMe 'IOMI Tel: IU11 tn-)UI
AtlWt1•Y tor Admi .. Ur•lrt• 'ubil•lted OroW>Qt Colll 01ily Pilot,
Feb 24 ond M<tr 3, 10, 11, l~I• 164 Id
PUBUC NOTICE
I
Friday. March~. 1t19 CAILY PILOf 03
PUBLIC NOTICE
C...-1
MOTtC4l TO C•IOITOtllS SUPI ltlCMt COUltT 0111 THI
STATI tW CM.J,OaNtA f'Olt
THI COUNTY 0111 OltANOI ...... ~
E•l•I• ol t fl.YSlAL 0 . ttEMORY,
0.0tH<I
NOTICE tS HEAEl!Y GIVEN to llW
t,.dllor• o# lht -·• n•mtd r1eceo.n1 lhtl •II per\Oll) llt•lr>Q t l•1fl11 t0•1n\I
1111 Uld de~'°""' "" rtOUl•td to Ill• th•m. wllll IM "'ICt\•••Y vovtM••· In
tr.. Oltk t of tr. (llH OI ll'>t• tboY•
<'fllllltO '"""· .. to PfOHRI t ... m. """"
lite nocuwry "°"',,.''· lo llw un
cltnlontd"' ,,,. l•w ottlu of THOMAS L. LORO. nm P•s.o cM v .1-...11
Suite 1tl, L•oun• Hiii•, C•llfornla •nu "'"'"' " uw p110 o1 1>11)111 .. , ot
tM unoer•I-In •II man•" Pfrt•ln· 1119 to 1111 """ Of H•d detedent,
wttr.111 lour month• •lier Ill• llrtt
1>Ubll<1tl011 of IN• nollu
Oltt<I FtDr-\1 f. ltJt JOHH E. H&NDRV, JR.
A4mlnlitral0t With Will ,.,.,..,, ..... , .... , .. 1.01
, ... abOYe f\trned dt<.-.-1
THOMAS L. LOtllD um , • .._ • V*toele, Wt• tu
l.ltllft• 1011•. (A n.lJ
Tit: 111091-J)M
AtterMy ,., Mftolllittrat ... CT A
P"blol~ Or~ Co.l\l O•lly ':'llOI
Ftl>. 11 .14, M.tr<llJ, to, 1911
PUBIJC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICI INVtnNO ltot
H~llc• ll Mnlt'I' t lnn triel llw 9•••d ot Tru\l•O ol '"• '••••
Comr11111111y '°'1ooe °''" "'' o1 Or 411\00 '°""''I'· c.lll<wnl•, wlll •t<•IW .-.1w
l>td• up to 11 '° • m ..,.eo...i.o.1,
f,A.,(I, IS, 19'1!, ...... P .. rct1.Hl"1
0•P1 or Wld '<I-• dl"r•cl tocatff " 1 llO Ad•m' Av•nu•, ..,cost• -.W••,
C11itor1111, ~ <Mll(h ti-w l• llldt wlll
i.. pu1>11ctv Oj)eMd 1n<1 rMCI tor
l'RINllNG PAPj:R
All I> O• •••IO be In a«Ord~n<t will\
I"" ln\lrt,1(llOn\ •nd (.ondlllOll\ Ind ~Ctli<•llon• which ••• now on 11i.
111d m•y be '«Vf"td In 11\f 01110 Of thr
Purcholnt Agent or •.Od K'-1 dol
ll'ICI.
Eich I>•-' rnvsl >uOrn•I *"" I'll• 1110 1 c.01t111<''\ Gl>e<t <erlllled ch .. k
01 llldder'i bOrl<l mld4l pey•l>f• 10 1"41
PUBIJC NOTlCE .
PICTITIOUS IUtt .. H.S
NAMI ST ATUW"f
The fOllOWl"f ,_,_ It dOlllQ "'SI•
"'""· W IE$TEllN HOUSEWAtllES
WHOLESALER AHO 01Sfl-.&UT04.
IU W. tltn 5t, •I, C.S\I M4N, CA
t2'2t Jonn Glllltrt Collln> Jr , 2'7J ~I•
VtrcM Orlvt lliC, Col\I ~... C:A
91621
fhl\ t>u•l,,.H t• ~CH!d.,.100 l>Y t n In
INV10..•I Jof'ltt O. Collin• a .. Jl•tenwnt w•• 111.ef ,.111, ,,,.
C:Ou11tY Ct•rk ot Or111oe Couol.Y .,.
Fe•. 21, t•lt ""jJ' Plllllltlwd Oran°' Cotti Oelty Piiot,
M.,c.f\ ,, 10, ti, 1(. lf7t eosJ-e
Of'Oaf Ot ,,,. C:0.~1 Community ColltOt ----------------01•1•1<1 801•<1 of Tru•l•U In an
emounl OOl l.S• tti.n fl11e perc•nl u,.) PtJBU(; NOTICE
o! IM 1um bl<I ff• gu.rM>ll!f' 111111,,. --·-------------bit.Ider wlll 1111., Into IM pro-eel
Ccwll••<I If thl ,...,. I• 1w1rde<I to
111111 In I .... t~ o! !~lure to enter In.
10 •uch contract, tr. prock<I• of IN
the<lt "Ill lie forlolled, ot In IN OH
tf • -· ""' ""' -""''"' .. 111 "' lorltll.-1 to .. Id schoo4 dl•lrlcl.
No IMO<Mr m-... wllNlr•W Ills bid lor
.. pe"od Of IO<IV·llve lASI d.l~• ••I••
the d•I• H I 10< the opening lhtreOI.
Tne llotrd ot Tr11>tee• '"'""• lht pr1vll•go Of ••JKllng MV &nd •II bid\
or to w•I•• any Trr~u1ar111u or 11;.
lormt llt1e. In •ny bld l)r In tho bidding.
NORMAN E WATSON
~Cly Board of lru\IMS Ootn'M•• 0 ,1978-11 00• m
Publl\hed Ortr19e Co•U O•llv Piiot,
FtO 24, ~r<h 1, 1971
PUBLIC NOTICE
..
STATlMINT Of' AIAHOONNIMT
0, USI O'
ll'ICTtTIOUS IUSIHHS NAlllll
Tiit tollowlllQ Pl•to"s "''"' •IHlnclonff IM ~ ol U.. Flctlll0u1
8u\lnt\l H•mt SAS. T"RAHSPOltTATIOH
BROKERAGE CO. • ..,, Oxtord Or •
Huntl1191on IMotch, c.A m..1 Tl\e F ltllllOUS s.w .... u Name rt•
lerrt<I 10 •-w111 tlltld In Of'•"9e
c.....ty Oft-I0/2A.71-
St Miiey A. Soowln•kl, 6121 Odatd
Or .. H .. nunoton Btt<ll. CA '26'41 Eu~ni• S Sowinski, 6t?I Ol(fcwo
Or • Hunllnqton llt..:lt. CA f2M7
Tr.ts ~u.ineu •n 'onduel.O by en
lndltttd\iat EU9MI• S.. Sow•n•kl
Tiiis Jt.ll-1 WI\ flltd wlll'I tlw
Covnty Cle<k of Or•no-C0""1¥ on Ftb. 21, 1971 ,. .. ,"
Publl•hed 0rlfl9ll C.O.st D.tlly Pilot,
~rcf'll, 10, 17, 24, ttll
PUBUC NOTICE
,, ' \
J
_ f!.I DAILY PILOT f ridllr. Marci'! 3. 1978
t
1000 2999
3000 '699
The Bl1ge1t Marketplace on the Oranie Coast ~y-111& DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS PreporotMN'I .... 1000·119'
Mttclloftdi.. • 8000 aot9
"°"'Mo.~
M l!MU, '""''-"' & f inane lol 5000 SO.C9
4nnollntement~. 'ttt0nol•.
lo•t & fovnd SOSO s.99
SenteH & Aepott• 6000 6099
You Can Sell It, Find It,
Trade It With a Wont Ad [642-5678 ) One Call Service
fast Credit Approval
(CIUIPfntnt . . . . • . . 9000 909t
Aut-btl•t ' other T ronaportatioll . 9100 9999
~:!:.~~~~ ........ , ~~::.~~.~~ ........ ~:~.~ ........ 1 ~:.~~ ....... ~!!:~~ ........ r~~:::.~~.5.4!':. ...... . ~~ .•........ ~~~~~!'! •......... ~~~ ~!'! .........• !~~~ ~~ .......... !~~~ !::~:~ .......... !~~~ ~~ .......... !~~~
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
,.......,.,1Hotlce:
All real estate adverth1ed
in this newspaper is sub·
ject to lhe Federal Fair
Housing Act of 1968
which makes It illegal to
advertise "any pre ·
ference, llmllalion. or
dlscriminat.lon based on
race, color, rehg1on, sex.
or national ongin. or a n
intention to make any
such preference, lim1ta·
t.loo, or discnmination "
Ttu.s newspaper will not
, knowingly a ccept any
. advertising for real
est.ale which is in viola·
hon of the law.
..
ERROIS: Advertfters
shcMd check their ads
ALOHA
The owners are moving to Hawaii &
must bid their lovely Irvine Terrace
home a fond farewell. From the
warm, inviting jacuz,zi to the solid
brass room divider in the entry, this is
a distinctive home you should see
without delay. The 4th bdrm. is
separate from the house & ideal for
that independent teenager or as an
office for dad. The spacious corner lot
affords our home maximum privacy.
First time offered for sale & priced
for a fond , but quick aloha at $'233,000
in fee.
673-4400
-clalty CMd' repori .,._ GeMt'.a I0021G.-ral 1002
rors ls1••clat1ly. The •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••
DAILY PILOT assumes---------------. hblllty for the flnt ln-
cOft"Kt imertfon only.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Gwral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IMVESTOR'S
5"CIAL
$46,000
Guarded gateway pro·
tcct.s la~·1sh grounds w1lh
pool. Secluded entry to
executive hv1ng room
S uns hine gourm e t
k it c h e n ove rl ook s
private courty ard
Sweeping mu ter bdrm
& child's retreat. Owner
1s anxious. Submit any
offer! 847-6010
Ol'fN llf Q •''~Ill"' rt\ Al ,.., tJ'
·[•e&lliN
QUICK )lfOVE
IT 'S VACANT
4 Bdrms + a family
room. really neat, dis·
hwasher, stereo with
speakers. New drapes 1n
living & dining roomio.
Cement driveway. Close
to schools It So. Coast
Plua. CaJI ~6-Z3t3
OPfNIJl O•HSllJNIOllll< I'
[911111
llACH V Al.UIS
2400 sq FT r<>Ol. HOME. $119,500
Jn a prime neighborhood too !
Beautiful "hidden" two story, with
shake roof, formal dining room, four
bedrooms and two fireplaces. An
executive home! In a prime location
adjacent to the golf course and close
to a park. The price again: just
$139.SOO.
U~l()Ut: tif)Mt:§
REAL TO AS '. 546-5990
1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Coua Mesa
afro on Corona cil'I Mar. at 67:i 6000
I002°Gfteral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
FANTASTIC 5 BR
This beautiful family home. with an
xlnt view, is in top condition:
carpeting. paint & drapes are new.
Well landscaped ; numerous trees.
poolsized yard; location is prestigious.
LA VITA area of Laguna Niguel.
$157,500.
759-0811
s Bdrm Penlnaula Pt.
St.epe to beach. $197 ,500. 4a0 !'1EWPOHT CENH:H OHIVE 7!>!> 081 1
Newer Ocean view .!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~ duplex. Dana Pt. $149.~. GH1r.e I 002 Ga•r.. I 002 ....................... ·········'·············
· ! • HERITAGE
. . Rf ALTOR~
UMDfAPllCf:D
CONDO
Nicely decorated 3 br
condo w/cov·d paUo &
garage door opener.
98We71
~ Walker t; lee
HAVE WE '60T HOMES .
IB.OW IS JUST A SAMPl.I Of
WHAT IS AVAIL.All.I
All financmg programs tailored fo fit
YOUR b11d&eL
I WE MAKE IT HAPPIHI!
• POOL & LANDSCAPED YARD •
Yes, you read right. This super sharp
3 BR. 134 BA home on cul-de-sac can
be yours. Enclosed patio, acts like a
family room. To see this home is lo
love it. Call 898-96ll.
• A TOT AL DISASTER •
What a headache lo do all the work
necessary to make this home livable,
but the ... price is perfect for the
investor or handyman, please call, we
need to have this one improved now.
898-9611.
• SUPER SHOWCASE •
4 Or 5 BR, take your choice, have
your own pvt phone booth & office in
this huge home on a cul-de-sac.
Formal dining room, family room,
pvt. jacuzzi & balcony for that ·hot
summer evening. Call now 898-9611.
• PRICE REDUCED •
Under $18,000 for this custom home w /can you believe? -EXTRA
KITCHEN & PATIO. large family
room perfect for teenage parties &
cor. Jot. Call 898-9611 .
• GR.EAT FA.MIL Y HOME •
Bu1lt·m jacuzzi. This 6 year old, 3 BR.
lo/• BA family home is looking for a
nice family to enjoy year around.
Under $76,000. Call now ~9611.
• 9UICK ESCROW •
Seller of this Huntington Beach home
on a cul-de-sac is looking-for fast escrow. The price is. super, under
$9,000, for this 3 BR, 1~ 'BA, freshly
painted home. Call 898-9611.
•FANTASTIC EXECUTIVE HOME•
This is the one for that rising
executive who needs a showplace
home, pool. Jac uzzi, ALL THE
TRIMMJNGS. auto garage door
opener. EVERYTHING. You must see
if you want the pinnacle of good
living. Call 898·9611.
898"61 I
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TAYLOR CO.
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CAMEO SHOltlS-Sl I 0,000
A real thrilling ocean & sunset view
from this lovely unusual home with 3
spacious bdrms, den & formal dining
room. Beautiful priute pool & patio
3-car garage. Extra large step-down
living room. 4 baths.
WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO .. UA.LTOIS
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Lingo
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CAMEO HIGHLANDS
11111 1..-c. 3 II. Z IA + ... llOt Olltf ha
roo. for~ ..... •WJ. .... , .......... o..ey $16',too.
EXCHANGE AHY.OHE1
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w /pool Hd l•e1t11I wo1ld coHlder
excllt~ for...,......_, C.-. def M.r-
to D-PoW. Z ...t l IR lllih w/I IA
.... Priced low at SI tt.500. -
EMERALD IAY
Spec._... •lew ._ of ftlle .....uiy,
onrrooti119 EIHr•d 1.,. Tt.la la tite
perfect f9Nfy .... for ............ to
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NORTtf LAGUNA ESTATE
Two ecres w /0Ctt9 •lew, 6 II. 41/J IA +
3 ....... e.o.., peol, 5 c .. 91"P· p't'f •
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SI ,000.000.
644-7020 '
2123 SAM JOA(i>UIH HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
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~COATS & WALLACE
Cc:J1 REAL ESTATE, INC.
·' I Ol'AllY OWNlO COMPANY Sl RVING JHl ~OUIH LOASI ARlA SINCl 19bl
IMPO«TAMT OIYB.OPM&rr -Owner
purchued another and wants to sell
quickly. Close to -shopping, schools,
churches. freeway. Only l}S,500. c ..
64CMl61
MISA vaDI at.AT -New listing with
island kitchen -f amity room -
fireplaee -combo providing old
fashioo atmaspbere. 3 Bedrm, bigb
wood beams, dbl door, master bdrm,
across from park. Offered at $1,900. c• 546-4141
SPrv1n g Co ~.l .t M e~.t lrv1nt>
Hu11 t1nqlf'n Be .ch -N e wport B l'.id 1
••••al 1002j•••ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
llG CAMYQM
4 BR, fam. rm., 3 batbs. BeautifuJly
decorated I amily home with patio
views from eactnoom. SUS,000
LIDO ISU
Newly remodeled 4 bdrm., den. 4
baths. living rm. w /cathedral ceiling.
Lge. master bdrm. suite.
IAYROHT
Several fine bayf ront homes
with pier & slips
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
i : I 1y ,.j , lJo .•. '4 b t,/', (,JC,1
1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JUSTUSTID!
2 Bdrm. house +
bachelor unit; on comer
lot. Priced to sell at
$1
39'5f MCOMl!I!
BALBOA PEN JN. 5
Years young; duplex, 2
up & 3 doWn; ocean side
of bird. Pride of ownership property, aood rental history. $188.000 Including land!
4l7W6&1 au-2253Eves.
as soci ated
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Rt /,L TORS
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FINIR HOMES
FIOM $49.tOOTO Sl ,I~
CUSTOM UMDA ISLI IA YFIOMT
Quality construction + private pier
& slip for up to 65' boat! Enter
sunken living rm tbru soaring
2-story dbl doors & sealed brk
foyer. Richly paneled library/den
-formal dining overlooking Bay -
lg. 2nd floor billiard rm w /wet bar + 5 spacious BRs & sih baths.
Offered at '950,000 incl land! Larry
Dyer 642-8235. (N-11)
"YOU UTI UP MY UN ..
And so does the dazzling view from
this outj;tanding Big Canyon
Monaco! Lg master suite on lower
level -formal dining -
fountain /garden patios. Tasteful
decor -many upgrades! ~.500.
Jeri Hunt 642-8235. (N-12)
EXCLUSIVE IA YSIDE VILLAR
What a wonderful way to live!
Private beach, pool, jacuzzi & avail
boat docks! Glamorous 2 BR, 2 bath
Dual-wide mobile home w/every
imaginable B·I + lovely furniture
incl. $63,500. Lois Miller 642-8325.
(N-13)
IAYSHORES-IAYFaOHT
Private comm w /2 beaches -ide~
for family & entertaining w/4 BRs,
family rm, brkfst rm & formal
dining. All surrounded by spacious
patio-deck areas to view yachting
activity on Newport Bay. Appl.
only. Beverly Morphy 642-8235.
(N-14 ) .
•1EVEaYTHIMG FOR EYEaYOHF'
It's custom! It's spacious! It has
beautiful pool, 5 spacious BR&,
aversized dining rm. marvelous
country kitchen w /brkfst area, lg.
family rm w/fpl & REAL BAR!
Dover Shores -sioo,ooo leasehold.
Barbara Aune 642·8235. (N-15)
PIB Ir SUP •
Bea utifuJly decorated, Jg • .11
spacious Bayfront townbome. 30'
living rm w /fpl opening to lg.
terrace on Lido Turning basin.
Handsome master BR overlooks
patio & fowitain. Lynne Valentine
644·6200. (N·l6)
WE ARE PRIYILICHD
To off er an outstanding home
w /uncluttered view of the sea,
Catalina, nigblligbU & tranquil
sunsets. Beautifully detailed home
w /3 BRs, convertible den & family
r m v i e wing terrace, ,1u1 ll
landscaping & custom designed
jacuni. $U5,000 incl. land! Appt.
only. Belle Chase Lee 644--6200.
(N-17)
OUTSTANDING IA Y YIEW ..,.._
Wildlife & water view from every
window! Bluffs "E0 plan w/2895aq.
ft. of prof. decor & landscaping + 3
BRs, sir.a baths, family rm w/wet
bar, 2 fpls & lg. enclosed patio
w /automatic soft lighting. $!85.,000
fee simple. Jean Dales 642-8235.
(N-18)
IE DADY FOtt SUMaie
Newport Shores beach home close
to comm. pool & tennis. 3 BR&.
conv. den & 2 brk patios. All ready
for you! Appl. only. Dona
Chichester 642·8235. <N-19)
llG CANYON
Plan 2 Broadmoor -bas spacious
living rm w /sunken cooversatiGn
area, family rm/kitchen combo.
bouquet canyon stone fpl •
playroom/BR combo ..• a great
family home! Priced to sell at
SlSS.000. Lynne Valentine 644.QOO.
CN·20)
IROADMOOa -SIAYllW
Rare "Bar Harbor" model vr/3
BRs, 21h baths +lg. family rm
w /fpl. High soaring ceilings, formal
dining rm & brkfst rm. Comer lot
w /great views & security guard
gate. $265,000 incl. land. Harriet
Perry 642-8235. (N-21).
LINDA ISU
Spaciows s BR home on Prestilloal
gated island w /family rm, sauna 6
su.ndeck. Super locaUon acrou
from Harbor Island w /view of Bl.I
Bay. Pier & 1llp for lg. boat.
$650,000. Appt. only. Cathr7n
Tennille 644-6200. <N·22)
llG CA.HYON TOW.I IOI•
View of golf course from nearty
every room. Deluxe appointments 2
BRs. sitting rm, fpl. formal dinin&
rm, private courtyard patio • 2
view decks! Comm. pool, jacuzd •
tenniacourt. $l68,_900. JQYce Edlund ID_~. (N-23.) •
... CANYON
Beautllully carved wood front doer
opens to teak entry of tb1' spaclQQI
• Ba Broadmoor Plan 3 on I~. comer lot w /nito-llaht view! Dan t
mlH thl.sl •.soo. Lynne Vea.tine
6"·8200. <N·24)
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ol lnflat.od Orana• Ooun
t)' pricea. Many 2. a & 4
bdrm homes to choost!
from 1n ~h Bay area.
No dwn or low dwn. FllA le GI. Priced around
~.ooo. Call Mike l213)
32.8-8410 Agt.
MISAVERDE
Contractor la moving
f;ast & must soil hb
beauurully cuswml~ed J
bedroom, 2 bath home
with 2 used bric k
fireplaces, thick parQuet
entry, lush carpeting &
decocatcrdrapea. Local·
ed In prime
.neighborhood with broad
streeta &spacious lawns.
SU0,000. CALt 751·3191.
C:SELECT .
T'PROPERTIES
WHEN
I say pretty, I mean
beautiful. Sharp
Newport Townhome
nesUed in a lush green
valley. Large bedrms.
lovely farepl. $81,900. Owner axnious, call now! 64S-7221
~
Weitcllff iealty
TRI
PLEX
No QuaJlfy1ng! Gremat
Area! Only $15 ouo
Down ! Owner Will
1-'inance!
REDCARPET 7~·1202
N.B.A. LINEUP •
PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW
A Customized 5 Bdrm, single story
with lovely courtyard entry and 3 car
garage PLUS panoramic ocean and
green rolling hills view. Reduced to
$247 ,500 fee.
LIVE IN OR IUILD ON
A beuutifully updated 2 bdrm with
room to add 2nd unit for only $135,000 ·
Call 644-7211 for cMaHs
/JD.NIGEL
BAIL;(Y &
A55l:JCIAT ES /Jn NIGU.
UAILEY &
ASSUCI AiT5
1002 GeMral 1002 .•..••.•......•..•..... ······················~
GREEHIROOK
4 bdrm. 2 ba. Extremely
popular CAMELOT mdl.
nus lovely home located
on a cul-de-sac within easy wallung distance t
So. Coast Plaza. theatres
& restaurants. Many out·
~landing features in
elude Cwitom Draperies
Covered patio
Decorator Wallpapers
throughout
Outdoor ga:. BBQ
Auto Gar Door Opener
Skylight in 1-·am. Rm.
BY OWN ER 9711·8123
Prin. Only $109.900.
CANYOM BLUFFS
ONLYJLEFT
of t hese 1600 sq CL
l>eaulles! Three masMve
bdrms, 2 1 2 king s1.te
baths, bonus rrucro oven.
trash mash Garaf(e door
opener. Dbl attached
garage. Drapes thru·
ou t -Oh Y es -A
PR IVATE YARD .
HURRY or you will lose
out!
Newport Pi•• Rea11h
1!1£1t1£1111A&ildlt
2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Bch. 673·20
$48,000
This 1~ not a misprint! It
-VILLA MOHTEUY -
llG HOUSE FOi THI PlllCI
Parquet Ute entry. comfortable, wum L.R.
w /frplc a. lrg Family K1tcben. Kine sllAI Muter
Bdrm., w/entrance lo pr1vate paUo. 3 other
Bdrms., for the growing family. Lrg backyard,
w /fruit tTe4:5. room for a super garden a. play
area for the children. Xtra loog garage for the
handyman's workahop. Priced in the Mid ~0·1.
For lnformation concernin1 property, please
contact the Real Estates at:
'4 Bdrms, 2 ba. Extremely prestJgious Villa
Monterey close to FV City Hau. Spanish tile
roof, biah walls. 3 atriums with Interior
aardens. Totally secluded with Iron gate .and
windQw auards. Lowest priced 10 lhe area.
2790 H.taor ll•d.. Coata Me..
546-2113
963-7811
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~ESTATERS
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~ESTATERS
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Assume 4.5 loan. 4br, 2ba,
patio, prime loca. l mi.
from bch. lndscp'd, re·
deco thruout. 557 .2005
NEID A LARGE YARD?
Open HMS.. 12~5
Vlew-Vlew·VIH' 1260 Wahoft A... COLLEGE p •RK It's terrific. 3 BR, family 4Br. frplc.. 2Ba. l& patio A
hm. Open daily 1·5. w /cover. luxurious Jntfftted! Real Estate 424 Mendo'la Terrace carpeting thruout, very Our best buy today! !
ronvenient location. See Quiet neighborhood! ;;;;;;;;.;.;.;.;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-; Lachenmyer to apJ)9"ec. $79,900. Spotleu 4 bdrm bm!
557-6766 CUstom dining area. Red Rf'Gtty Inc
646-3928 S4S-J48J brick mantled Crplc !
DIVORCE
1s a '>UJX'r 2 Br twnhme1---------1 .... pool. clubhouse &
sauna. Pnme end unit
locallon w pvt patio,
EAST
Covered outdoor party
pavlllion ! Sparkling
pool ! Owne r say 's
"Sell "! $82,361. Better
act fast! ! Call 645-0303
FORCES SALE
Super Meredith Gardens
home,• Bdrms, family.
formal dining, large
1Sx36 swimming pool
HWTY & see this great
ramily home at only
$141,500 CaU S40-1151
cl06e to ~hopping
754-7800
FOURPLEX
In Corona del Mar
Oceanside of Hiebway !
$255,000
Call for Information
1714) 751-6063
The Es .... Makers
SIDE
e ~ Reolhtc.11e Inc
Charmer! 2 bdr m. 2
bath! No common walls'
Fresh paint! Modern
lutchen! Double garage! ~~~~~~~~I All roronty $68,500! RED CARP ET 75"-1.202
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CORONA DB. MAI
"I JUM .. TOWMHOUSI . ' .
Jn Popular Canyon Crest Estates
Area Minutes ~~!D FashlClll llUmd.
2 t;ovelY Bedl'Oond. 2~ Batlis. 2 Fireplaces, Wet Bar, 1t Patios. All
Elec. Kilehen. BeauU!~ ~
fs Dra~ &UoS' The Pool. J aeuni:
• !rerinlS cowu. ll2S ,000.
FORESTE
OLSON ........... -~"'
~ Walker 1; lt:r.
.,.·~.1--HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
MUST SEE
Highly upgraded. home
on quiet cuJ -de·sac w /3
br, H\ ba. Central air,
pills m;my a~nilie&.
••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER. SIASCAH C0.,.00 3 bdr 2~ ba, be tam rm.,:?
1 BR, 880 sq. ft. Looks frpl, calm deck, pror .
like a model, tennis. lndacpd. Open Houao
pool Fp 12·5, Sat/Sun. 3 Pandora. • . bar, etc. Ju.st Jrv. Groves. 213/S41·3139 reduced. Call now. COUM5aOR RLTY eves. $1l4,950.
960-4381 · 4br, 2ba, fam rm. $135,000. ---------1 Redwood deelt'g in yrd & l"IM I 044 atrium. 833-1084 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIUOWS
OPENSUN.2·5 SHARP! SHARP! "631 Lockbaven Clrrle
Plan 102 m the California 4 BR. 2 ba. home, located
Homes features 4 large 2 blka. to Heritage Park
bedrooms, formal dining & Irvine ~lgh; super
room and Jarae family . area for children; wal~
room. Asking only toallschools.CuJdesac.
1)2,800. for this 2000 sq. Asking $74,000. Call
ft. home. ~ 7S2·T710 or ssz.-043"
A beautiful Sycamore In
the fabulous security
Fast Escrow
... P~lBLE. This home
has had wall removed to
increase the size or the
family rm. Nice home
and yard, will fit the
molit active family 's
needs. 3 Bdrms .. l~ ba.
$72,500 -
gated community 0!1.w--------Jrvine. The 3 bedroom'"
palace also has central
air, atrium, bullt·ln light
fuctures and garaae door
opener. Asking $98,000.
RANCH REAL TY
551-JOOO
WOODIRIDGE
lPR.ESCOTT
Largest Woodbridge
model. 2600sq.ft. +3 car
gar. s or 4 br+den. 3 Ba,
atrium. air cond .• fu lly
lndsc, lliihly upgr. Mex-
ican Pavers Lile. Lge lot.
Nr Park & lake. $186,000.
Bkr/Ownr 552·4121 or
wkdays ~JS35
FABULOUS
DEERFIELD
TURTURO CK
3 Bdrms., 2 baths: high
on a hill! Sparkling new
thruout; located on fee.
land. $116,500
759-0226
SMOl<EnEE
SIREHITY
Enjoy a country al·
rnosphere in the Warm·
ington development or
Smoketree. A Plan tf4
with o4 BR. 2~ BA and it's
only two years new.
Community recreation
with ~rulla-alUL$Wjm.
ming and walking dis·
tance to the schools.
Home is in excellent con·
dil1on and the owner is
moving out of area. Br·
ing us an offer! Askin&
$89.500
red hill ..-.·
552-7500
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pa OAILV PILOT
TUln.aOCK ....... ;.,.,._,
2 Bdrm, den, 2 balba:
-eod ol cul-d&-sac, near
cree:nbell. New carpel·
, ~g thru-out. Owner au.
1ou1. $107,750. Open
Sat/Sun 1.S, 18682 Pueo Cortez.
kHOU PROPllTllS
752-213' 644-2542
.............. 1048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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SPACIOUS LIVING
Giant family room next to kitchen,
formal dining area, high beam
ceilings in living room, 2 fireplaces
and an interior atrium combined with
4 Br 3 Qa, make this a spectacular bargain at S210,000.
GETTING' STARTED?
Why not see if this matches your
taste. Privacy, open view. 2 Br 2 Ba
and in Laguna. Well constructed and
well worth $149,500.
GIYI US A. CALL
M4.YO .CK
CORPORATION
380 GLENNEYRE
• L.-.leach 1048 Mll•Ylefo 1067 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
A.HAPPYWIFI
Makes a happy .home! SooiJ her a Uttle with lbls
charmln1 3. bdrm,
perfect ftoOr plan has 2
COAST VIEW
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Ylew. Two'beclrOOlilt Zl/2 baHI. wlttl...,.
.aahr .-... flreploce, bale-... swl11••9
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DANO POINT
49lMl81Z
495-1720
SOUTH
LAGVNA
499"'5Sl
LAGUNA
8EACJI (91.3$31
INVESTORS
Five acres South or
Corona on paved rotds •
good for lot Split. BKJt.
(7l4l67&-S117
ORS22·2080 Ce= Lots ,. I 500
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lota Puc. View Ment.
Prk, ocean view, middle
eection. 8"·2977
4 IR. OClAN VU LAGUNA BEACH
Lovely home. No alairs (714) 494•2148
RURAL
Woodsy area w itb
pas toral views of
pnm1uve creek. A 3 year
old, 2·atory wood home
with 2 car elec. garage.
Lowest price in olde
Caatille-new El Goya,
panoramic vlew, 4 br 2
ba. plush crpts th.ruoul,
ceramic tile entry, mir·
rored doors. $89.900 Open
this weekend. 27542
Agrado, MV. 5116-5441
baths and· separate ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1600 master bdrm,. realyled = ~l~~ ~a:nnc~~~adbi~ Mewporl leach I 069 Me"PO'f leach I 069 MEDIC .a.• ILDG
·w climb. French doors~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! open to brick patio with T.O. W. $129,500 Castille 2 sty exec borne. s
price. Classic brick ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••·~ (Dntwns::C..emente)
fireplace ln plush lh-ing • Parle Lido condo, split· Sale·LeUe-Trade
room provides warm level. 2br. 2 ba, fee land 7 Rm Dental Suites fire ring. Large hving Lcuguna leach I 048 Laguna leach I 048
rm, dining rm & entry ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUH. 1·5 BR. 3 ba. den, ram rm, friendly atmo1phere. *OPEN HOUSE* S8S.OOO Agt, 675·6775· 8 RmMedlcalSuites s~ ~ mood for enter Hilltop Ocean vu 3 br 2 ba
Wning. $188,500. Fam rm deck f / pl Pnn.
28101 ShodyLGM formal dio'g rm. Air
McCORMACK w/bum. Custm c~v'd pat. Imagine living in HUaRY'! C
NewportforSll6,900. For DOHT MISS -------• JayW. Yeah 0
COASTLINE VIEW
·spacious 3 Bdrm, 3 bath
boaw with elegant large
entry and winding
$lai.rwa.y. Dining area,
fireplace a nd ample
storage. $149,500
3 GREAT UHITS
Two wilb beautiful ocean
views in North Laguna.
,<J.t,~ blocks to beach.
t $195,000.
NORI NS
REALTY
DOLPHIN R.E. Cozy c. Cod
• -•C•AU.-•4•9•4-8-•5•1•1-•I Snuggle your Carnily in
---------• t.hia beautifully restored
ATTEHTIOHI
Check us Cor all the latest
Laguna Beac h area
multiple list.mgs.
charmer. 4 Bdrms .. den.
formal dinmg room &
s kylit breakfast bay.
Large yard &. separate
arllsl 's studio. Ocean view & walk to beach.
Perfect central Laguna
locauon. $189.500.
Spanish Mansion ---------i Unique Dana Point
VIEW
Enjoy the ocean, moun
tain &. c1ty lights from
high atop this mystic
bills aerie. Pool s1.ui lot,
newly repainted, ne
kitchen appliances. Mov
e·inready!
Marieft Real Estate
640.5357
landmark convert~ lo 3
uruts. Immaculately re·
modeled. Ocean view.
Pnde of ownership as
well as sound invest·
menL $21.S,OOO.
Ready To Retire 7
3 Bdrm .. 2 bath hilltop
suite 1n Leisure World.
Fantastic \'1ew & new·
never h\ed in~ $84.000.
Tripln
2 Bdrm., 1 bath home
plus two rear units. A
sound Corona del Mar in·
vestment. $175.000. * 494-1057 *
A~ IMOPf'IHC AHCj~-~ ~ QIOOE fOll THE
CM.OH THC CO
Twil Talwds
New Put-Togethers
ooJy SJ&..6263 862-s:m
n House Sat/Sun 10·4.
28118 CllaUon Way. Beaut.
ocean view, 3 br 2 ba, lg
dm rm, country ktchn,
Mexican tile thruout,
leaded glass, new crpt,
super area. $182,500.
P.P. 494-9672
REAL ESTATE
OPEHHOUSE
· Sunday 12 lo S pm
2870 Zell Dr .. Lu11una
FOR DISCRIMl~ATE
BUYER -Newly re ·
decorated exec utive
home. Master Bdrm. has pnvate balcony plus a
connecting office or
studio. Quiet
neighborhood & ocean
view. $164,SOO.
4 BDRMS.. 2 baths &
family room. See to ap·
preciat.e. Check prices in
area-BEST HUY at
$138,000.
WHY SACRIFICE
ANYTHING ? You can
have a terrific ocean
VJew from thu1 out.stand· ing home ~moderately
priced. Give ua a call
now. $L'2,.500.
RUSTIC LAG UN A
CHARM·~talina sun·
sets from thu 2 Bdrm.
beach home. ~ block to
the beach & downtown.
$123. 000.
n11:,.. 'TY 49,.755 I fabulous vu, ~ nu lo lake ~ ..,.. & rec cntr. 2'14! yrs old.
Ownr. $128,SOO. 831)..3079
Laguna HHls I 050 Newport hodt I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
l.NVESTORS-3 bdrm Coo-SUVl!W
do, alr, view, xlnt cond. New Bedford 4Br, 3ba,
Retired tenants. As· fam. rm. Unobstructed
"1me, will take 2nd. view or ocean & Fashion
$67,SOO. 76!Mi060aft.6pm Isl. 1919 Yacht Colin1a.
L..,..a Miguel 1052 Sale or he/opt. $255,000
••••• •••• •••• •• • ••• • •• • Open. Owner 768-MS4
OCEAN VIEW HdMt
Custom designed 3 BR, 3
BA in exclusive guard
gale community of
Niguel Shores. Large liv·
Ing & family room, 2
CAMAultOHT
Huge 4 BR., 2~ batbs +
rumpus rm. + ram. rm .
w/pool table. Steps to
ocean! $155.900
CAYWOOD REALTY
lNC. 548-1290
fireplaces, .beautifully IY OWMER
lands'caped, enclosed s ·pacious Executive
courtyard.. $325,000. ho c: Bdrm ~ b th GOLF COURSE VIEW me. " • • a from this beauU!ul 3 BR, w/v1ew in prestigious
grac10US' hving call The THIS 0 .... EI I 076 491-0660 499-2217 Pensooal Se.rv1ce People " • •••••••••••••••••••••••1---------
now! I 5 IEACH DOU. HOUSE SOx2l3 Ft. Jot on Coast ' RoyGll Properlies Fri/Sat/S.... 2• Walk to Riviera Beach. Hwy, N.B. w/1475 sq. Ct.
642· 1 llO 20 ... 2 A-.Lr~ HID P1 On natural canyon with retail at.ore + garage &
"' "'"'-ocean view. 3 BR, 2 BA apt. or olfice + 2500 sq. llr-Zl•l ccr ~ WI.th extra ~ lot. Never Cl. vacant pk&. area.
LIDOISLE Living rm (frplc), againatonly$145,000. $195,000
lmmac 3 BR, 2 ba home Dining and Family rm BERnlA llENRY
Beam ceil'ga thruout. REALTORS Profess. bldg. across
Beaut cedar panel 'g, TO FINO: Locate Irvine 21.S Del Mar 492-4121 from N.8.P.O. 1900 Sq.
south patio. Prine. only, Ave at Mesa Dr. Go east ft. Lae $900 mo .. sell by owqr. $248.000. 224 Via on Mesa Dr. t.bru golf Mira Cosla, Dy The Sea. $125,000. Agl. 646-2414
Eboll, 675-2306. Open Sat, course to Upper Bay Beaut. uparaded plan 3•----'-W-.-"'-...... -ED--•• --
Sun 12·5. Pl .. ce. Left tcr1lrchid twnhae. 3br, 2~ba, end "'"' ---------1 Hill.. unit. Across from pool. Commercial Income
BE.ST BUY Some blue water view. Property up to SS00,000.
IN NEWPORT BEACH Lovely bright well-kept ss1.ooo. 06·7139 or Principals only. Pref
40L Pirate Rd, oil c home in <."UJ-de-sac area 768-al89 OrangeCo.491·3230 Dr. Us>&raded 3Br, 2ba, of fine homes Acreage __:.:....:...:..:.:....------1..::.::.=.:~::.::..:...:.:..;..:.;. ___ _
lv rm, he fa'm rm, 2 frpl. Estates in Back Bay 1---------lftCOIM Prop«ty 2000 lg' dv. patio, fully cptd area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• drpd.. Sl.39..SOO. Flnanc111 DUPLEX
flex. By Owner. Ope Comer lot with complete Extra sharp 2 BR units,
Fn-Sun1·S.646-8S24 pnncy. 2 backyards, 1 both w/prvt patios. .,.,.D ·"OME w/large patio and room Owner will help finance.
Dover Shores oo Galuy family room custom Dr 2332 Minium care, 1ummer or home fronting OD pvt. El __ ._646-_______ year around. 2 BR. l BA
'" " for pool. the other for dog YOUNG AT HEARTH! Income $700 per moot.h.
Niguel Country Club. Air RB>UCID $28,SOO. Call 87S-439%
& garden tool house. Fabulous master tetreat Sl39.SOO.
w/cort fpl , elegant living Cal 640.5112 Af:Jf.
rm. w/cozy fpl, easy· condlUoned, wet bar, lrg Newport Crest Condo. HAL PIMCHIH
pauo wtdbl char-broiler, Highly upgraded, hrdwd REALTOR
outside hghts, aprinltlen flrs, 2 BB. 2~ ba. den, ----------1
$1ll,500
0.--wll flut9c:• ..,_.a..tty
751·3910 on timer. Plush carpets, • nicely decorated. wrtmu" library. Side. r oce.anview. Reduced for ~ACULARVl!W immed. sale. Owner. a_. Area HARBOR VIEW
$128,9SO. 642·1242, ~l l J' I I MON'TEGO Less than 1 year, 4 BR 6'2~06 "oun ry 1 v n g n
care kitchen w/aunny
brkfst. rm. + 2 more
BRa.1116.000 (N28)
Donna Custer 642-8235
S-.Nmt Capi1tr.o I 071 ...................... · ·---------lli·level. Walk-in wet bar ---------Newport Beach I Com-4 BR. 2 ba, fam rm.
in sep. family room foruble 3 bedroom home __ Sl.S8 __ ._7S0_•_640-__ 144_0_ Spacious 4 Bdrm. 2~ bath 7 UHITS C.M.
w tr ire p I ace, 2nd UDO ISU with a family room. OPEN SUNDAY I 5 Mission Park home. Beautllul brand new 4·1
f1replace inmastersuite. IAYRtOHT bnck fireplace, dining • Owner leaving state. br,loft,f/p.J.2br,l~ba
Air conditioned. $149.900. Room for large boat: s Afta. Super view. over· By owner. 2300Mai rbgaret $105,900 townhouse. all bltns,
UNRESTRICTED VIEW l ook~ golf l'O urse . Dr .. Newport He g ts. 4 <>l>t!nSat/Sun 1·5 crplS, drps. Hurry. buy
bdrms., 4'' baths. Shown n 18 soo BK.R 540-1720 + Br, 2 story. cu!U~m 280'11 Paseo Verde, SJC now . Isl u.ser deprec. Sweeping, curving wide by app'l. only. $625,000 .. • • • built solar home Beam M d 01 no ""a" Tom r ~-. Rllr, ,, .... 1603.. St.a•-to 2nd level. 4 BR. UDO •R••TY . arquar •vlY, 4.....-vuvv ...,.,, '"" "" ~ ce1hng11, lolS a wood,
family room, beaut. 673-7300 used brick ftreplace, s..taAlla I 010 plex, West N.B .. 1 blk
lndscpd w /spr inklers. bgbt It airy. Brand new ••••••••••••••••••••••• to bch. lg 2 bdrm, 2 ba. up
Ukenew.$144,SOO. '"#I .. c.I._... pool&jacuui (also~lar TRl-LEYB. &dwn,justremodeled.A
PATIO HOME fBHAMDO-S ~ated>. $122,000 firm. Highly upgraded 2 BR. 2 Commumty tmnis court
2 BR. 2 BA w/m.any up· HIDEAWAY OPIMSUN.l·S 64.W744 BA, trl·level condo, &pools. You own LAND.
'1 radsdes.:_,.Bea,utifully 3 Br, lbath bouse oo 160IRUTHLM. primeSouthCout Plaza,_By;......Owner __ 645-677 ___ a __ _
an ca~ w CUilom .____.. .... _ area. Must sell raat. or. patioe. Ulte new, pnced quiet Peninsula Sl. 1st Beautiful family home: Two__..--• tered at -....soo. Tri:CX
to U_......,. umeonmarltelin17yn. located In one of One house to ocean, by ..,.
1 ~~ ._... All· 642-3339 Newport 's t i n est one or both. $100,000 & 540.3666 E. Si• ta MetO
-.,...... ._..,.... ·-·' I hbo h d C ..,. ooo 2 br owners unit w / 4"·2413 493-9494 a.a.uau~ ne C r 00 5 · ome -... · J 104 So. Coast Hwy. 49rr:5220 13,.5050 llUU9t ~ M!t! ... you'll lhtnk it was Jones Realty 673·6210 fenced yard. Two. 2 br un·
LAGUNA BEACH . 7> -EXECUTIVE built wilh you m mind! 1---------1tsw patios. $1S9,000CAU S170.000 64.2-2811 or 673-JSIM 497-2457 ESTATE NEWPORTHACH Big Canyon Townhome. __ ""!!'!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!~~--t--------
---------Otarmingnew38edrm + A homey dweUlng of llALTY 675--1642 El Dorado model. just South&.og.a 1016 ..,.,._C1•111img•
OUTSTA.NDIMG den. 2 bath. tam-rm. <.-harm & beauty, large rompletedPhase2.lBR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Profess100aliocoinepro-
Nearly new, wood & A/C, French drs. pvt windows let in floods or ._Cl'ftt aw.er J ba. view• itS.,900. THREE A.RCH IAY perty analysis 6: ex·
glass 3 bdrm. home. front courtyard. $1Z3,900. daylight. quaint" lovely Iva';°Well• home, un· Ownr/bkr.497-2396 3 br 2 ba, nice view, change advice. Beach
commanding gor~eout. Owntt.831·7098 used brick frplc . A llmltedpoulbilllles. Un· HIGH&DRY about 2100 sq fl. 10 yrs cz;i.::c;li~i~~lu=
views or coasUlne & city ~Locatl retreat from the bub-bub beltevable iavJn••· Don'lmi•sth••abdrm. & old, Priv party. 499-3933. R 1 lights; built for max· Oft of the city. Owner wiU .. "° Mustsell Counselor ea ty, · f rt•· B I 1 e h 1 Ii .,, __ 1 SJa.ooo. 4tw, 3ba. pool. family rm. home over·•.:..;_:;;:....;;..;--·-----960-~388 days, or 1mum com o "' conve-4 , , am rm, c os e p mance °""'° l now •-.. · -ooo be h 3 ... T 0 ·· • 3'50gq fl. 548-U13. 1817 lookin& Cat..alina Drive; SJ6.Z389/MCM227eves. mence. -· to ac · car lcu · w 54"3666 Co _...,.__ r I 2 ti •· d k """'""--R-.-1 ...... ............ HIGUB. SHORES beaut. brick palioa, gas ""' mi.......vn> rp cs., pa os .,. a ec · """"81'" ....... tvnll'
Delightful garden home BBQ. frplc, bllns. By JWO Only $1($,900 ••••••••••••••••!••••••
with 2 bdrma .• den, high owner $98,SOO , MARIHEaS COVE MoWle Hon.a
beamed "ejllna• & pro-4915-4285 8'71·5886 ltlALTY 646-4463 Por S. 1100 bo •~
DAMAPOIMT
TRl-PLIX ... ,...._ u•r NEW HOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••• High• ve marina. i ... 2 tecled pool & Jacuui. Culdeuc " golf course•----;..._...:...___ ft(. OPBISAT.1·5 MobffeHon.Uvhtg brs. cover garages.
White water views of au nei&hborhood. apac. 4 br SZERO.OOWM 1 BLOCK FROM BEACH 1157., .,... Wq •t lb FiMst SllS.000. Prin only pls.
Moaattb Bay, Sl'l9.SOO 2~ ba, xlra I& lo&. FOR Youa ZOOK F\nt home 22IJO 1q.ft .. 3 Bd 3 b th "" (714) 434-1126. aft 6P~ POOL Sl85,000. 4""',...,.,.. Br 2 °-, .. _ .. en livi rm 5 rm., a s. sep. We have numerous & ,.. __ Clausoo, Brk """""'" DREAM HOME!!• oa, ...... game rm. wilb wet bar: "" Spa .. ,.,,. ... 2 bdrm .. 2 bath ----'"-------• • w/fplc ceramic llle beautiful mobile homes•---------... ..._ • over 3,000 sq. ft. of living ..._. ~ home with swimming '6#-.-1.-..-...1-or? Execlllive ' Br, pluab kiteh&lndry rm, lgeout· area. Truly a fantastic for sale In established 2.._y
pool : ideal house lor ff..::1:'1l~ formal dine rm, 3 Ba, 3 sldedeckonaecondstory parks in CM. Nwpt Bch, Side by side in great family living & enter-Only 2 short blkl to ff'l)I, bqe(am-rm wlfu-w/brick BBQ. Dbl gar+ buy, Sl9S.OOO Huntington B ch. Fullerton location.. New
laini.ng. Xlnt comer lot ocean. 3 Bedrooms & iuilc view ot Npt. Bay. 2 off 1lreel parklnl HIWPORTIUCH Laguna, El Toro, Ftn roofs, beaot. wood
with privacy. Sl79,000 guestquarten located on 131-4SIOAct-1paces. Second home IEALTY 675-1642 V l y, An ah e i m & shingle & rock fenciog.
CHARMING-large lot. Open beams1.HAR..:.:.;:...;;..90;.;..;..R..:'.....,....;...__. __ ... ....__,,.,,-1-t l800sq.ft,21ly,2Br2Ba, 1 .• to Westminster. Jn price Only Sl2S,000. Call now!
't · y .... 'oaded wilh and mott. A must aee •u:.n "~ dbl IU' + 1 olf 1lreet Unuaua opportuni.y ran"es to fit most Broker.SS8.m7 ... asa LS,~· home .. ..,a>n,....) .. ---10.'or•"'1-J8r "-'-ll ....... ., hip " potential! One of the heal · _..,_.., ..... .. • ..,_........, 1' UAA9 park in• apace. Both ,,.,... a si:na ...--ers. people's pocketbook•, .
investment.a io lown ! 2 Ba, Fam Rm. Din Rm, home prof decor'ed & buy mto a bea1,1tiful Sl0.000 to $40,000. We are 1Uw/variancefor3 wUt.s. ~~~~--! Short walk to beaches & loft, interior decor•d, w/cpl ac wall paper. group of modern asnearasyourphone. Nu 2 BR. 2 ba home oo
markets. A challenge for , prof lnd1cpd, comp I Many more amenJtlea, townhouses in the Bluffs. CALIFORNIA PACIFIC lol. E-slde C.M. Onrfagt
the c reative mind! I privacy, & secluded all on one lot. Full brk 2&3 Bdrm mode_ls, MobUeHomeRealty 642·3037 sus,ooo brick cust Jacuni off rooperaUoo. 218 '8th St. 185,000 ea. Your choice. 2706Harbor, Ste208 2-.-4-p-1-e-xes--$1-4-3-.000--e-a.
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1105 N.Coolf Hwy,.Loguna
494-1177
~ Coa1t Hwy.,S.&.aguno
499-4591
MOHAACHIA.Y
Tai.. S.Legm•
Glamorous 4 BR, 3 ba.,
den, dinlni rm., wood peMlina. 6eamed ce11 ..
phah cpte, • tile On.;
pool, jacusd, view!
'280,000 •
PEGALLEN .
REALTOR 4M-7S78
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1,(.1 ,,,,, . .,1 J.!~\ll mstr bdrm. lalt.ice patio AND 4110 Neptune. SM.000 dwn payment re· 540-5937 cover. + much more in· Newport Bcb. Priced quired. Owner540-7SS9 1---------Comparable units have cld. prestigious Newport $3.19 900 OM THE HACH sold for $1SS.OOO. Agt COMTIMPOlilY Bch location. For pre· ' A · O"Meal HIWPORT Sea cape & sunsets. a blfi _645-_1_100 _____ _
view call; Pro_J>erly CJle SH0112S tamily paradise. 28r + ~ Oceaufl °"' House. Patrick Teoon. ,...,.... lltc. "'" bonus rm in El Morro By Spectacular wood & Agt.552-441' C714t711·'37J 2 Br+den, frplc, flr to the Sea, your own pvt
4UHITS
FIXER UPPER
Best eo.ta Mesa area.
Never vacant. Sll9.ooo.
terms. Owner. MMUO
glass home wflh private 1:~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1r----------i ceillng mirrors in liv rm, bch, park renl only $l60. steps to beach. Enjoy 1• garden patio off ms tr c AL L T o D A y 1
ocean views from moat LOWEST OCIAM AIU bdrm, 2 car gar. l blk (PK.1006)
rooms or oversized FF DUPLU from bch. Nr pool & len· CALIFORNIAPACJF1C
redwood decks. Lux· IM ILU Two up, two down, botb na courts. $96,500. Ph Mobile Home Really l•--------urlouslY decorated, with $10uT810•~'DC?,rl!ian~l~~~: uni la redone, new ~. 731-0US 2706Harbor,Ste208 MEADOWLARK
9WIY poalble amenity. l>t ., carpets~etc. Im · -·11-.5• s.o.S93'1 FOUIPLIX ~ qlW1«1 and off· l~ba beautiful cond. th -irr street pa.rtd;q. Sboft by Many extras. Call col-m1cu.late. to e o,.. SatJSun I ·S OWHH MUST saa. j Xln( J>rlde ol ownership
appoint.meet only. led.. :ZOS/655-7029. Prl.u. bre&Un. Good rental. 143 vi.-a... G....-lO'xAO' od led tr ·rental units adjacent to ~ooo -•-LeMe bold. Sill0.000. • .... ... • rem e ·Fu" a l golf course. Annual in· ~ ~· 3Bd.rm Bonita Plan;All l uean, 1 br, $7800. rn. come $15.2'0 Submit all
leve!, nu cpta, flooring & Acro1a from K·Mart otters • C] Coldwell Bonker Ku· r W~1:, Hl ilt ,'r
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Beautltul view deck . Yo.a C• feet Resldenuall (9603P) s.o-0166 featuring beams, fplc, MJLE TO OCEAN , roo~. apt.a, cl<>lle lo $225/ month. 568 W. rm, 132$,
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C)Wof t'"--'"-WE GUARAHTEE Eloquent4+2! Lg Yd lrpl. oo areenbelt. $450. wa s her, dryer . 727 Yorktown Blvd pets._ SlSS/$20S/month. LAMAHCHJt.AnS NEWLY DECORATED "-~.,' 2550 •W1deslselel'lionposs. 2CoarGarage.Avall3/15 Evcs.W ·l'l'll8 refrlaerator. lat. Jut + ~~b:~vt0~~;rlrtown ~~;5afaaJd. CalJ Carol Larae 2&3 bedroom 2br, new crpt, wtr pd, •••••7.;•••••••• • ·•lnhousc computersys. Klda&petsOk! (8936P ) dep. 557.5770 XSS days; · anrden apts. Dshwhr. $250. 2192-B PlacenUa. ------·· .·.·.··..i· •Owly telephone service llHTIMIS IMC Woodbnd1e 3br 2ba, .den, 494-0321 evee/wknds. ~leach 37 41 lc6oo hied 3106 bllJll. mcl. aar. gus bbq. Ca ti bt w ll l ·S M. F
,..-. .,.__ •Vacanc1e11 verified daily 8118-0T7l G3l4556 frplc, angl h.se '!'/atrium. l BR '--I I h ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••• Pool Gu pd. 778 Scott Pl. 836-4120 ww .-....-•Oce•slck I •f'ull starr or counselors Beaut. lndacp d. comm rme w rm o~ orae. • 642-5073 ---------2 & 3 BEOROOM •Freetoagc<16S&over HunfflMJl•leach 3240 pool, lake & park. Lse Crpts , drpa. lighted LAGUNA BEACH MTR. '>BR.lba.~rpl.Alsowill 2br,2batownhouae,nr.
VA·FHA •F'reerentalcounselin • ••••••••••••••••••••••• $..550 mo. 640-3554 Janel. arena. Prtvacy, $225. INN. $65/wk & up. Maid rum S47S1\:rly. 1-'airvicw & Baker. NQ
CARDENTOWNKOME . •Open 7days 8:00.8 :0tli; LOVl::LY 3 BR, 2 Ba evt173t-2231 7SH039,SS6-08lO serv. color TV, he<Aled Agent · ~75-4822 Woodland Village peLS.MS-1182.
2cargarages. wlfrpl,DW,crpt,kld/pet •--leocit 3241 ThisOneHasJtAJI ! pool. <714 > 494·5294• 985 lc6ooP..mtsula 3107 MSPaularlno VrEW OF OCEAN ··
l•n 1·757·1623 RENJIMES ~Kr $405. 963·•567 A~enl. ~::•••••••••••••••• Modern2+2w/1'~rplc& ;..Colbtllwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful, new, adult CITY. 2 hr, 2 ba, frple,
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CUSTOM or ro ess1011a erv1ce 2br, 2ba, gar, ..., ml to bch LAGUNA Redecorated. UUI. incl. $275-$300 incl utll. No poo Jacuzzis. garage, tl85. M5-82S6 or
COHSTRUCTIOH Call 898-0JJl iJ95 Deluxe 2 bdrm., 2 bath =~~:~~'!fs1~t ~~8.r~~:.V~a~r~!~~1;: pets.64Z·3Sl9 vein Immediately ,_m._337_6_· -----
...,UX OR STOP BY Jbr ram rm lrg muter ~..UJlex rental. Out.sland· Thi• 3 BR 2 Ba w/Vif'W ly. 497·3493. ~~!~~~Uil~n~tl.' C~lraRri E9';;8~Efp~:a!n:1e;ar2 ~~\~e~ i:::r:::· i b~\~'. (~:~k~;~s'!~':~\ bdrin, pool, $415 ~ :!;~ te~~~ ~::: 81~~~15 .~~~TP) 1 BR apu, furn. all uul In· 5: 67S·SlS9 avail M~r. 1: S32S pe;
hwasher. 2 Car garages ACahf.Corp. Sm Fee 4br, pool, a,~ ml tooce1n, to town & beach. Huge 898-0771 831-4555 cl. lndry rac il , pvt CoroftadelMar 312 mo.Ownr/act.673-ll8l
for •ach unit. Pr••tige .... ..,c llv. rm. & dlnine alcove. park'g, avail April 1. for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rental Office NI 1 B 1 ad 1 •• "' ""' .,....... '.. kt h /bit · perm residents 250 Cliff Open Dally 9·6 ce r, poo • u ""'•no
community. Low vacan Best MESA VERDE area. 714-846·5666, Bob Grar ~~-1. ',! ae~h ~d r~·:;i:: '· 0r . .c9'7.3493 · I•--------TSLManaaement pet.a. $250. 642-5251 days, cy area. Low price of Deluxe~Br, 2b:l, ram rm, Se t 2 ---------75•F0081or642-1603 646-3798af\er6pm. $1.20,000. Good rents. Call bltns, Crplc. new paint & SUi>ER 4 Bdrm. 2 ba para e car garage. 2 BR. 2 ba. pat. ocean vu. "' -Geo. Frey, 542-3456 carpet, gardener $550. w frplc, crpt, tcd yrd. An outstanding offering blk to dwntwn. Walk to ~l "' E/Side, airy 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2 Br, klds ok, pool. $250.
BENJ.UNKLE R.E. lNC. s.lS-3604 $\2.Sr • 9634567 Agent, no al S500 Mo. Ref. re-bch. $l50 yrly. Adl ts no '[I •tor~s bltns, new cpts, drps, mo. ee. quired. Call: 5(16.84fi0 ~ paint, triplex. Mo to mo 645-8084
IHI Estate New 2br <'ondo. Pool, spa MISSION REALTY 2ftVf;HOME pets. S360 S52-4201 5511241 bdMmtge 2100 n·om $400. Also 3 br hse 1 Bedroom ~ondomlnium, Phone 494-0731 u2 MO. Bach Furn. P vl palio, GARDEN APTS . or . 0...Polftt
••••••••••••••••••••••• •uoo L"ids •-pets ok pool. tennis super loca· -dar uli'I pd r CORONA DEL MAR MESA rlMES ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· " "' uon S250 Call 646-4477 3 BR 2''-b bit ts St .. --1ng, sophisticated ,.. " · .. re s., 2 B Townb f I
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Prime loc. adjacent patio. laundry. Adlts on· Newland 897.0586 d.)s,642·8907.499·2766 lights view. Minutes to ••••••••••••••••••••••• to Fashion Island & fme Open dally. 2650 Harla _7_59.:...-07_06....:.... ------
Jronwood C.C. 3 Br, ram ly, no pets $285. 718 A ----·------Fashion Isle. Comm. Scenic views , luxury beach. Alsol Br.644-2611 Ave CM <M V d
rm. 21h Ba, tennis, pools. Joann. 540·7532 : 64G-417-t SHARP 3 Br 2 Ba, W/fplc, 3~.2 ::;. '\~~l:'iob~~~: pool & t.ennB. Ava.II. tm-adult apts, fum & uni. Dr E. ocr ·uar:~ me.!d)~ ~ic~ ::i~:: ~~~;:ti~:
& jacuzz~. Eicchange for 4Br or den . 2Ba. F.P . nu· 0.,1w. fncd yard. $t2S. Furn avail. $500 mo. 'tll med. Paula Balley Near Regional Shopping ---------549-2447 1ar. No"""'*•.W-7194 3 Br residence or condo m & out, s.150 mo. ~8 963-4567 agt. No ree. JWle. 640-7020. 642.az'lS (N30) Center. Heated pool . Spotless . Walk: to bch. ,..... ....
nr. water. Balboa/Npt. llam1lton Cl\J 642·77-13 Like new 2 Bd dbl R 0 C K L E D G E • llG Cit.HYON jacuzzi. Nr. comtr Alicia 48r 3Ba Fm rm 2lOOsqrt. lrand Hew !-Side 2 BR., lee. modem apt. $10,000 equity. Phyllis rm, gar, Brand new, thoroughly PkW)' & Paseo de Valen-Yrly, 509 Acacia 645·7048 Deluxe 2br. 2ba tort & 2 & Brkfst bar, bltns: enc!.
Jackson Realtor. (714 ) New 3Br, 2' ~ba. duplex. 5 blks .l~ bch, no pets, whitewater view, 2 sly, 3 upgraded townhomes eta. lmmac 3 Br 21,\1 Ba, front den . splll·levcl. Frplc, , 8 a r, w sh r Id r ye r
346-3844. P.O. Box 476, Cireplace,lgeback yard, $36.S.A\atlnoW.964·2283 BR . Din'& rm . w/securltyentrance,fpl, ALlCIAPLAZA unit rpk patib 1 gur skyl.t&:hts,deck.Country Childr en OK. e3oo.
Palml>eaert,Ca.92260. 2car gar. REAL FTND 4 Br 2 Ba, boow./aunrm, 2 ba. $'.lSO aourmet kitchen. mir-&VlLLAGE ' • ' ' setting. No children or A""""'"oeve ,. RHIEstcste 556·6393 fplc, cpls, fncd yard. mo.494·3754orG2l·l628 rored wardrobe doors, 581-6151 581·6130 ::Ji513~;. Fernl-ear. pets. l80E.2lsl.64~·9543 _ _._.;.. __ ......,;. _____ _
$13.S 963 4567 l decorator drps & window Sorry no pets eves, 646-4262 days NEW 1 & 2 Br apts. Pool,
Wanted 2900 3 Br, 2 ba. 2410 College ree · · agen • no l.agtMaHllls 3250 covers. Short or long ..._ rt•~--.. '3769 ~~ ... .,...,111 SIDE Jacu:ui. ocean views.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ave. College Park. Close · ... •••••••••••••••••••• term. from $1600/mo to ,..wpor __.. '""'"'" ..-From $Z7S/mo. Adlt.s on·
2·3 BR, 2 ba, forced air. to schools &shops. $475. Clean 3br l~'lba .c min (Bdrm., 2 bath view $650/mo. a ccordi.n£ to ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME LOCATION 3br,2ba,Townhowie.Up-ly.Nopets.ComerSelva
heat., frplc. No fix er up· mo.548·7638 _ __ dnv~ to bch. MOO mo. home. Air condilioned, location & view. Joyce 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, graded. Lge patio. &Granada.661-3679
per. 4 B 2 b ·hl "' Call 714·962-7i88 ask for fireplace, 2 car garage. Edlund 642-8235 tN3l ) • r· I $425 CbiJdren ok. From $375. 646-8301 r., a.nrssc s ... ew flliot nJceyard&washerand CONDOMINIUM •rep ace. mo. 645·9543 eves, 646-4262 2Brl~Ba.lgepatio,encl ---------1 cpl g. fen ced Y r d . dryer available. Ex -Walk to Westcllff Pina I! 675-2311 days. Agent, no days. gar. kids OK. $320.
OWN Prop c r t y 1 n $Ci0/mo~:>-&S·S304 J Br 2 Ba, bltna, rncd cellent tocallon; close to from this charming 2 '~e ree. 673-7204; 751-1400 Mrs. ~~~';~~d~..:a~wthorne 3 Br, 2 Ba. F am Rm yardin~srr mo. 2 car freeways & shoppingh BR. 2 bath, dining rm. :,y, ~i---------_Pt_f_ason _______ _ . wrplc pvt back yard gar. centers. $450/m o nt rondom.imuminanadult 2 BR, 2h ba. View of LACASAILAMCA ,,. 2B bl l WIUPAY CASH!! •AIV\mo' 7c".()617 a ent . lease. Available April p 1 .... 50/M BIG' I 2 Bl'-· t be h •-1..1 •-.... , .... ~ '"'lie r. tn.s, enc . car., Ph. TontD'AJlessandro _ __,., __ . "' . g Lg 2 br duplex, pvt yd: 2 1s t. Call own er at 1f}_e_an .. et ooPer.ry .. "'2 o .. ~~ ocean. ""'· o ac . -_,.,... nvw nrbch. $265/mo. • yr old No pets 1 child n.u ... ~ ~~lo. Agt. All uUJs pd., cpls, drps, W-5671 T.O. PROPERTIES 3 BR 2 BA, fplc, garage, & . ' 714/642-0138. (N32) Chuck Hoyler 675·3331 pool, lndry rae's. Adults ---------storage massive yard ok. $265. 8122 Michael Dr. t · Triplex w/vlew, 2Br 1 Ba, nopets.'$l25. A\'ail Apr 1·_ 536·3638 eves, 847-3541 elsure World. Condo, ---------• Cozy gues t house. 1 over 35, no p ets or !~!32..,817.C-~ or (714 ) 548·4135 evs 642-0835· days. brandnu.·spac10115V1lla BJGCANYON.Luxurlous $250 Uri children . Oell Sue; refrig, stove, n,0 --.... anytJmeor (710 ~. • . Nueva, 3 BR, 2 ba, ap-2 Br, 2 bath con-GREAT RECREATION: ~·o~pels. . l 556-7707 or Henry; children, pels. $275 mo.
IWS-522lafl6Pl\I 3 BR, Surls1de. Walk to pUances. air, upgraded dominium home . Swimming. saunas. 2 ___ 640_·_1030~·----642-9137 714-833-0821; n4-&40-07m
...... 3 BR, l bath, near city h<'h & shops. $375 mo. crpts. drps, sweepmg vu. New/never li\'ed in. Wet health clubs, b1Jhard1, 2 BR lwnhse apt, 112 Ba . ._ _________ col_l_ect_ . .:..• ------
••••••••••••••••••••••• park.moveincond.S325. SJ6.1Waft5.Ava11 3/3. PetOK.559-7489aft6pm bar/Crpl c. $675 . 01 ght·hghted tennis fplc. encl atio, 1 blk to2Brdeluxesludlo,ulllpd. Ocean.w very lrt-deluxe
Housff Furnished mo. Ask for Les. 54Q·ll51 3 Br 2 Ba, luxury adlt. L---N'-al 3252 Sabsbury R.E &'73·8000 eou.rts. Pro & pro shop, b<?h " shops· i350. Bltns, crpts, pool. $Z7S. 2 BR: 2 ba, trple, lndTy.
I 40) L d k Co --r--....,..... · gol( driving range, party 673·7183 1978 Maple. "'•8-6118, Adlts, no pets. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice 3 BR, l Ba. home. O\.er an mar n· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large 3 br. 2 ba, den , "'" lc6ooPettlnsula 3107 New crpl. l~e )rd. 5375 do, In Guard gate comm. SEA TERRACE Garden family home. Newport roo.m. . • CodaMffa 3124 eves&lS-5647 April1.S330mo.963-0486
•••• • • • • • • •• •• •........ mo. ,.., ... 10~, :! Sngl sty. nr new. end un. Home. 2 br & den. 2 ba. Hght.s, 2 children ok. N'o F I.: N ACT I V I f I t:: S : ••••••••••••• ••• •••••• ~ ------~--~ -o w w o u f'ullumc director , free WESTIAY TRIPLEXES Duplex. 2br, 2ba. Ocean
BEACHFRONT 4 Br. 2 ba ·--'~· . '. . I . p~rd beach. tennis & pool. pets. S.SSO. 5-a8·82S1 or &.mday brunch , BBQ's, COSTA MESA vu. S325 mo. Avail uow.
comp!. furn home. 1-'rplc. Lg fncdf yrd. cpts. drps. cpts, cu.st dX. rps, wctbor, SS 2 S . 4 9 3 . 6 4 9 o • !flll-7888 trips , parties. S"o rt NEW3 BDRM FAMILY ,_54_1_·92 __ 19_or_830 __ ·1_9_19 __ _ wash/dry, dshwhr, 2 car gar, re rig, stove, kids & new pamt. Lro storage. l2l3)696·5077 •----. ------,.. ,.
gar. No pet!l. Avail June dogs ok, 3 br. $415. Lge rlec ctr, wd/poohl, jac, Hew-rtleoch 3269 CDb Mbqwe! !old !Corona. ,,3 toumBEAUTiameFUnt.sL&AmPTSorc! Prl~P'l'Sate FbRaOcMlc $39ya5r.ds, VlduEWpl,.!e2wBlrarg2 eBaluxfpulryc 15 to July 15 S4S-~ or 548·6102. tenn s, woo 6 op + ·r-r 3 a, tn· eve , 500 sq 1l · : ...._
644•9582 · other facil. Close to bch, ••••••••~• .. ••••••••••• ram rm, r ecently re-Singles. 1&2 bedrooms. garages. 2 children ok, patio, bltns.aarag~. $S50 _________ ,2 Br. cpt.s, drps. 1 car no pets. $480 per mo. Call NO FEE. Hooaea, condos, furbished. Avall.immed. Furn. & unfurn. Models no peta. Near South mo.'493-87"3 •
Mewporthoch 3169 garage. Kids ok. $215. 536-5789 wkdys /evs, duplexes. Rental SSSO.mo.Lseocly.lsl& opendallylOto7.Room-Coast Plua. Rental of-1---------
....................... 645-227-4. M2-0l83wknda.1·772·269S Pavlllon.67s-49l2Bkr. last+ dep. Firm. male aerv1ce a vail. No ficeopenWed.thruSun. IW .... •.._. ~ kd 673-1208 I 12-4. 820 Baller St, 1 blk •••••••••••••••••••••~ UDO ISLE, 3 BR. den, DUPLEX 2 Br 1 Ba cp•· w ays. MEW5EAVIEW ---------ease required. Sorry, • .... adul on! w. ot Bristol, 5.57·S21S. 2Br, cbUdren weleome.. no wet bar, patio. "9 blk to drps, no pets, sml fncd Soper Cowto. nr beach. 2 3 Br 2 Ba, pool, tennis, 2 Br+ den. 1~ Ba, fplc, ts y,nopels. I..--.---------. peta,star1.1niatSMS ~
• bch. Youn' children OK. yanl. $295. 1948 Meyer. BR. 2 bl' teMis . sauna, jac, SMSyrly. 67>0562 lge yard & patio, 2 car OA.kwood lwoofOrongeOourtfs New 2 Br, D/W, encl gar, 846-8)'1 •
Ideal fa~ly home, S900 s.&s-4855evs/wknds Jacuzzi. Secured gale 8 R 0 A D M 0 0 R gar, ssso mo. 431 Irvine Ga.rde:n Apartments mostbeoutltulop<JT!ment $270. Avl Mar. 1. 2025 ---------
mo. Avall4/l yrly. Leave s370 mo. 4 93.9797, SEAVIEW, N•w Hm•. Ave.646-53&4or&4.S-7386 ..___..__._,.............. communlleS Arelaxilg O\arleAptB.5'8-S763 Sawind Vil. message w / 1. P .R . *"'LOOK•• -496-3758 .. "' ........___. _.._._ wltt I 675-6520 3BR, 1BA ---------i anti al)', 3 Br 3 Ba. 2 s...... 880 lrvtne lat 17th> setting steams, Deluxe2 Brt.owllb.se. l300. ·
S400 PER MONTH •Condo. Lrg 2 br, den, fplc'a, dbl 1ar, all elec C•'* -3271 ~ W01elfols. and mojesllc BJl.M, far, lndry facU. New 1"2 bdrm luxury
Oceanfront, avail until l sl+last+security newly decor. Adlt.s. $400 kitcb, pool, tennis, spa, •••-•••••••••••••••••• .....,.... IMdV'-"i lteeS. FtalJJOOg pools, Adlts only. 1919 Anaheim adult apts in lf plans
June 15, '78. 3 Br 2 Ba, Fncd yard, gar. pvt pty. mo. AfU:30pm. 962-3566 view of Oranae Co. All 3 Bdrm Duplex. 2 bath, 1 1700 16th St. Jacuzzl souoo, blllofds, St. MIJ'. M5--Sl08 from S270 + pools, ten· edits only. SSOO mo. 83S-3700lvmsg lhlsin vt•_, f (0oYerall6lh> olldexcihllgc~house nis, waterfalls, ponds! 213-927·554.l: 714·642·0553 . Sharp 3 br condo, 1\.'i ba, a p .... comm o car £BT+ carport. 2 842·1170 Adults. no pell. 2 br, From San Diego Frw:Y.-
$42 3 BR F f d _.. r NB.m>mo. swimming pools. S3501·--------W9'1SOQOlevenlS.Tennls, jacum&pool. driveNortbonBeac.b•~ .r._ ,...__.,.. 3176 s. . am rm. w/w carpet, nc Y•u, r. 9Q..3UJOf'~ ...,..1•73 lv-•" gym.oft,.v~•at .... c ... ..., V · _._,_'""' recreal'I racil, Bac k laundry Caci!., D /W, '""'.. '""" "'' '""''""' '""".,...., McFa,ddea then West on
••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay.642-0328 963-J(KS SEAVJEW, 3 br 2\tt ba, s.taAllo 3210 TheVllloge.M~ McFadden to Seawind
PANORAMIC VIEW h ocean view, pool /tennis •••••••••••••• ... • .. •••• It.DUL T COHOO 8WfYhlg y01,fte IOoklog ~. N~:u!e~r ~:cl~aia~: Village. (714 l893-5198 Delux2BR,den,2•~ba E/Side,gooclloc.,almosl 3Br,l~Ba,8blkstobc, llll50mo.213/430-3S29 2BR.2ba,yrly.$425 fotfumdure\sovoiloble. r I rd condo. Elevator to beach new. 2Br, l "2Ba condo. no pets. $425/mo. •WIUOWOOO• STVS TO l!ACH rp c, ya · Deluxi.-poolside xtra lge or just watch the surf. frplc, fncd yd, dbl gar., I 536-3984 WATERFRONT, Nwpt Duplex livins a t ih 3BR.2ba,bayvuSlOSO OneondlWoBedroom TSLMgml 642-l603 2br, 2ba, bltns, dshwhr.
Pool. Spa. sauna . child 0 .K., no pets. E:ilquisltelyPriced!S260! Shores 1argetBr,2~ba. finest.LocatednearSo. 1BR,18a .. yrly.$285 AdulUWlg. 2Br,1Ba,lstory,shag, ~~dlls,oopet.s.
p'oolroom, security $375/mo.494-8452 Nice 2 Bdnnw/gar age Beautifully decorated. Co as l PI a i a Ua t IAYFlOHT Olflcesopen 9.00!06:00. drps, patio, frplc. beam · ·
park'g. $1050 per mo. Patio on water. Comm. MacArthur & Greenv le. 3 BR 2 b 1 isso Now renllng. ccil. gar. Adlts. S29 . 254.C Condo, 2 BR. 1 \o\ ba, frplc.
Agl. 714 /498.osoo, House·lease-2story. ChiJdrenOkay (4381P> pool.a, tennis. Yrly lse, 557-9710 • a.,yry. Eld <l lS38S406 d , 3 baths-4 bedrooms. $550. Aft ---------~niiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiill en. . . newly ecor d. Nr shops. 645-3485 mo. Vacant. Century 21 T-House Budget Saver! ~337· $8250 /mo. er SPM Wes.,..ter 1291 I $325 mo. 963-12U -..-3 Br 2 Ba apt. Qui area. ...;.....:...._...:...._.;.. ___ _
~•L..&.-fs .. _ _. Doyle,Chrls548-1168. Lg4+3w/alllheXtraa ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl'-6 •· d 2Br2Ba ts drps r-. ~ nw'U Kids/&Onl ...,Cl\ (8470 p· um, cp ..... rpg, 0 pets. • new cp • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y...,.,., DESIRAIU 3 br., fncd bk yd. Vacant. $325. 557-4238 enc gar, D/W, 2 biles to
G•Mral 3202 Rentals Galore REHTIMES IHC. EXEC CONDO, Nwpt Good area. 968-2297 or .... _ "'-&-• &..&.. bch. 960-5200
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NOW! All areas, all 4 Br, 2 ba, all bwlUns. ' · · SHARP 3 Br l"'-t Ba cpts 11-shrs. lndry. 2 br. 2ba. blk stores & transp. $28!i
pnces.Saveonfee,tlme, Lovely family home. 153H475 . =~dsJ'~\oK: 2:~~u~~y~l~~~s/~~ $300. 3 Br. 2ba $340. 372 mo.Nopets.536-1286
gas. etc. Open 7 days 9 to $525/mo. 751-6063 Lease or rent spaciows 3 . a •no ee. E 16th, N.Hts. 646-1801 !·l·Ba.CA'!. ST. 8201. 646-4517 l Br, S220. 326 13th St.
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KJdl ~.tsW~ome It.bow 1242 ~l n lum Net~~ ......,shed 3300 l BDR, furn. utll pd. Ideal for day sleeper. Eastside lg 2 br. view ~.3blkstobeacb.
HOMEFINDERS 645--4900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vi LPool,UIOOt 5~1• ~ 1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~onlh.. 642-1334 or East.side 2 BR11 ba, pool, ew. euw.a •we .. ,,_.._,., evee. t Ch Id k deck, gar. No dogs or •u 'lbowsandaofRentals l{ UN T IN GT 0 N to beach. '599/mo. Quail Orange. Country Uvlng. no pe s. t ren o . chlldren.$320.645-7522 ..,o mo. 2br w/ws~r,.
541-0800
Allareaaallprices EASTSIDE 3 bed rm HARBOUR brand new Place Properties, roe. Equestrian activities. Su~let Promontory Pt. S27S.548-0916 ----------" dryr, d.sbwsbr, crpt d.
Sample: !'<>me: Woodard&wallpaper end 1story,3 Bdrm, 2 ba, 752-1846 Alt for Teddy New duplex, furn ., Villa. 2 Br, 2 ba, lrg pat. B h 1 1 rt f. " $270. 2br, refrlg, C&D. pvt Pool, rec rm. tennis,
S7SBach.walktobeach interior; G en space, allbullt-ln.Jac,pool,etc. Mair · beaut.3br2ba.frpl.lrg Btllocnvu.$800.873·7825 ace or o •re rig, patio. Adlls, no pets. guardgated.846-8318evs
Sl90 Bach NB UUJ pd quiet St., near golf Privacy. $550.846 4408 . fncd yrd. $890. Owner. stove, pool, adults, no 73t-BW.18th673-T787 ur.ao BEACH • ...._cl-...,, course. SCS. mo. 963-7473 Blufrs 3 BR. 2i,o.i ba. Prime 997·5612 2 Br w/patio, steps to pets.~-646-2901 • ..,~ """ ~
$3003brN.B. Utl~. Hunt'g Htbr coodo. Avail fJ'ftDbeltl $650 beach. Mont)lly or week· . THE SEVILLE &ar w/apt eiu.ry. Frplc, LIFETJMESE VICE College Park 3 Br, 2ba. 2 March l. 3 Br, 2"' ba, Agent 6'4·lll3 .,..a.xesu..fun 3600 ly.546-StiN MESA VERDE, lgequ1et. 2 Br w/(ar, adlt.s, cpts, 2br, 2'r~ba, dispo~al ,
557..ol22 frplca, xtr~ fam rm, cov-near jacuzzi & pool. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br 2 Ba. adlts_. no pets. drps, ranae, fncd yd dshwabr, 2 balconies.
-.._.---,.,_----l -2-0-i6 &red patio, dbl gar. palnt&crpt,frplc.U75. WATERFRONT Npl Costa Mesa-28r , lBa, PROMOHTORYPT S275mo.3129Cinnamon. w/patlo, wtr pd. $270. Wkdys634-2022,Agt
••••••••••••••••••••••• 5450/mo. 64()...4656 Call Mary Ellen 840-1789 Shores 3 br, 2 ba, fresh frplc, new palnl & cpts, Spectacular ocean/bay m.l6S8 2619 "l" Santa Ana Ave. 2br, pvt patio, nr Beach"
Ll'l"l'LEISLAND KIDS PETS OK MM6-1371. paJnt_ frpJc, patio, etc. s:J9.31.87 afl6PM/wknds view. 1 BR, rum at. No Bachelor apt, 2 rms +ba. 636-41201to5. Warner. Child OK. 783.l
BAYFRONT 1 Br duplex, fncd yard, Condo H unt. H arb. ~::-~;.~~·;.i:. UnlqueZBrdplxlnprtme ~7~Ui. ~~~\, A~rii uu~ paid. $185. 645·5126, Sycamore.$275 mo ~
3 BR.2 BAupperduplex. 1ara1e,$295mo.646-4848 Bachelor w/at ove , $72.5.mo.M6-8653 area, l>~n• Poin t. lit Aat 833-0200 or 6375895 meati11J111 Brand newduplex,2~ Y • a r l '1 l e a a e or675-8258 -trig .1-h-r frplc: & U-'"11"8 Liv Rm, lplc, · • 1 Br - ----~ ,,_ b b
tBSO/monUl.DooTyler &·•----------1 ~"a r po":t:" F r a nk , Mt.,,....Sllont kllch w/refri& 4t m5'r 67S.S208. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2Br,2Ba $33S ~.8~lvo~:~w~~~
AmoclatA!t. Call 675-4000.1 213/433-7~""'. 3 Br 2 Bi, newly decor'd. bdrm, 2Dd bdrm & ~e en-R--.&...1t ~...a-Adults, no pets .,..., N u 7 .,._ ....., 1 .. ......_ WllillVl"W ground floor, 1 year old. ............,.. .:.1c.1ar
Sm a bt bee. One bu ofr $550. 8404881 tty dwnat a rs, ec..s We have lOOO's ot bous~. Private fenced yard & 131 E. lSlh Slreet ---·--~-·---
-·-K en/mo yrlv "s baclc & front, util pd. tfcl•v• •-•Jt.a AVAi . ..,.,., A t 646-al6 Beaut 2 br 2 ba dbl gar ... "" • ..,.,., , . ,,. . ...,... n.._544-6531 ~ • garage . ...,.,.,. mo. gen . _.. p 1 j f _ l33-3MO Aft 5 & wknd.s ...... OW! All areas. all RoyMcCwdl• " ....... o. oo • ae, r_.
•%715 prices. Save on fee, time, 541-7729 Sharp 2 br, bltns, crpts, tee\lrity. m.6l6l aft S. ·
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gu, etc. Open 7 days 9 to drps. 1 child> welcome. Vacant 2 St«)' Condo. 1 ~ Af ...... ,....d 7. Alto No pets. IZ$0. 574 Joann ba. Newly decorated, rec
·-···················· IOca , ... we1c... 2 Br, 1 ba, garage, re-St. 645-MJ.7 or 846-8865 area. $3SO. Pb SSl-45623 _ __.... ______ ..... I.a.ct 3706 64Mt00 ~r. Drive by 382 E. 18th SL. 375 mo. can Cen-2 Br. util. rum. CbUdren Super clean l BR, lrg .
Ocunfront/Wln ter, tury 21 Doyle, Chrl• ok. No pets. Mgr. Apt 4. private yard. cloee tO-
beauutul view, 3 br • .2 ba, 548-U68. 1ll80Wallace, 64.s-7181 bch, S!3$ mo. W-1330;: frplc tb ru J une tslb. _.:......:....;....:....;.______ ~ ~ 615-~. • .... ~...... 1 ... ~t~'""d:rpl, encl. --5'-~--e-Lu_n_l_'D_o _ __., ..
WehavelOOO'sofhoU1e&, ..._...,.... · ~-dplen & apls AV AJL. 6'5-22"74 w bcb. $220 mo.
NOW! All areaa1• all Cl~an2Br, 18a, + aarage, 536-'1330 ...
prices. Save on fee. ume, W. Side. 11r achls. shop. Deluxe a pU 2Br, 2Ba,;
l it l 'Ba. fplc:, w/1erd, ~ • ...,,....,...,._ .. pau .. $175. mo. Cal .... ....._...._. __ ...._llUfl&.
ras. ~. Open 1 days i to Plll-$380. tu-3336 eve lrplc eaclosed car. lao· ~
7. Alt. dry lac, la pat.lo, 1re~· Kids PeftW.tc.... Eastmde 2 Br , I~ bath. locatlon, all adults no'
•4*1" . ..--.:.•4,.M;...;.tO:.:.:O:.__..J Bulltina, new CIJQ, l&Wld peta.SJOSliuplC'l-2822
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Wahr, dryr, dahwahr re Carpenter & Cabinet wrk Paclllc Concrete. Lo \.; ELECTIUCAL SERVICE OCC Student. "4 T. truck. Tax preparation by MOVING. HAULING & ,Clint Your Catffe Any plumbJn1. water
pair.•. Reas. 646·5848 Free esUQl4ltet sml Jobs day & full d1ty ratea. CA.US $15 h.r, & SMALL Trash, tree trim, Randy forrnerl.R.S. agent CLEANUPS. Reason. se.-V. leab, bathrm encl.
anytime & NPaJt'3, ev•. 87~512$ 64S-32S7 JOBS 842-8233 642-5703, 979-6489 754-0212 Free est. Coll. students Speclallzlna ln res Iden· c er am I c tll e . Re u,
Alvin B & B 673-1166 Ual bomes, Int. & ext. 832·2468 ......... ,.. c:wwc... ........,Electric · Stmg student, big truck, Wouldn't you rather have · Please check our re·•---------
••••••••••••••••••••••• c:.,..t Sertlce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lie 327136 645-6974 tree cuta, clnup. hauUng. a certlned public accoun-~ Sertlcet ferences. Lie • -32088l Repaln, reptpes, water
Hu rain damaged your ••••••••••••••••••••••• OuUngs, activlUes, tchr-. 494-7689"494..2129 tant prepare your in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guar .. insrd, free est. heatert. Rett0nal>le ell
asphalt? Call 631·2440. Carpet Man wUJ lay YOW'll aide exper. Warner/ Spr-~~~RIC~-P~ced ~ come tax return? For an Nune consultant 30 yrs Ted. 636·7~ licensed. 6U«l94
1kioded, Uc., insured. or mine. Rep al rs & ingdale. lrene. 842·5839 rig · ree est ma e on ••••••••••••••••••••••• appt In your home call ex~. Pnv. duty w/family Cout Palnting.'Cstm ext ..._.. & ~
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AftorMv't & at bil~ uvings. Fr~ Coe.treeto.-Uceosed 673--0359 HO. USE? Call Gingham 1 ~--a.-~/867-67711 for infortna. 66l 6262 Ser .. •ne •· ••pa1·n . E'lec·, L.e9a1Ser\'1c.. est.9'5-3646 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~..,...... ti & t ••L .. ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• R J Huffman & Son Ge K-Mel Electric. Ind.. Girl. Freeest645·5123 ••••••••••••••••••••••• on app · . carpentry, cabinela &
SlS.ANY MATTER Shampoo ~ steam clean. Conl.r. Custom All &Add~ comm, res, &.malnt. svs. Have time for yoursetr, RLANDSCbAI PlriNG. P-.....g ~AlperiftCJ ~:Yl:~:~gFr~':i~~~ forrnlca. 631-~l.
Eve & wknds by appt. Color bJ'!ghteners; wbt patios, cab In et a, Honest & rebable. Free call the MoppetUi Clean-easona e P ces. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J k 675-8336/675-7280 ltooflftg
Default/Divorce $175• <;pta lO oun bleach. Clean formlca. New consl. Rea est. 979-8542. $24 50lsthr. tng Service. 5'6-2393 re--.a783orS47·S846 15yrs. Painti ng 0 . C. ac ••••••••• .. •••--••-•
=driions. 30%• ~,ri~~sor:n~:~~~.~h~ & commu'I. 64Sbo·464ed4 or Gcr••NJ ferrall Custom Landscape Res/Comm Apt lo rates. PainUna. Homes lntr &ROOFS illsUlled factory
vtng ~ ~. Guar elim pet odor 548-4541. c& nd . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Services.Keo. Uc/ins839-1886/'99·2901 Exterior. Specialty: chrect: est.ab3Syrs. Call
Unlwfl det~~~~~l~u~P Cpt repair. 15 yrs ex pr: Gen. contractor: Founda-Prof Japanese Landsc.ap· TH I SUMS HIME 648-3770 PETERS PAINTING AptAJ. Lo rat..&:U·2508. ·Harold Guan 549-2961
$150 OOCull 'rice Do work mysetr. Refs lions. additions, re· ing & gar~enlng. Matot. GllLS Maiuutn.ce Expr'd. Reas Rotes. ~alntln&. lntr/Extr. 2Syrs Roofs For Leas. All types. Simplewil~ $» 00 531-0101. modeling, blockwork. Incl. mowing, t~mming, HousecleanJng & office ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Est . Call Gene in Harbor area.Jt Uc Uc/bond'd. Insur. Free
•Courtcost.sextra . 556-8211 spllrayintg, ~~7072ng. Free i 1' S Storm" . d SS2~ 183281,642·~ estimate. 894 ·0'21 Of Timothy Lashl ..... "'tty. caryet, vinyl, & t.Jle re· es ma es . .....,. a pee a 1sts. pee. on ram amage re-~""-4ll3 """ p8lr.Guaranteed. Loader backhoe. lndep. apts. & R.E. work. Serv. pairs-trees, roofs, All PROFESSIONAL ..._....~ _0»1_• _______ _ (7~4~~~~~71~M 64.5-7488 oper. Lie. bonded. ins. 15 CLEANPrunln·UPSP/lllAULING 7 days wk. Bonded, in· fer:<!~: stumps. erosion, Painting. Inter/Exler. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tiie
a yrseltp. 640-6828 aft 5. g. anting sured. S ( O. 9 5 2 5 sp1uuuers etc. 962·0307 Reas, work guar642·0386 VERY NEAT PATCH •••••••••••••••••••••••
AWllllMp ~~ .............. DtafHng&Dffl91 Freeest. 642.9907 (anytime) Molc.1 Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· JOBS&TEXTURE Ceramic Tile-6pec. in
•••••••••••••••••••••••BAKERY. Do you have •"! .. ••••••••••••••••••• G1111ralS.....lcn ........ ••••••••••••••• pr'd, honest, neat, reas. Freeest. 89J.l439 entnes&noors,2Syrsex·
A & E S!stems. Auto roll any problems with your Building design/drafting. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpet Cleanlng. STEAM Bnckwork. Small jobs. Lic'd 964·104S Dave PATCH PLASTERJNG per. 962·1883
up awmngsforlhemotor baking goods?· We still Exp. designer. Quality HANDYMAN:Ca~ntry, orSHAMPOO.Alsofloor Newport. Costa Mesa & All types, Free li----ir---1--.... ----
bome &t travel trlr. All have capacity lo provide plans+ permits. Homes. electrical. plumbLDg & & window care. 971·11S4 Irvine. 67S-3175eves. ".OllNG MAN .. s yrs expr estimates. Call54G-6825 .;::.=:.;:•••••••••••
colors & sizes. lmmed. your needs. we oCCer apt.s, additions, patios. floors. 847-2787, 557-4504 Dutch Malntenance 10 wallcoveriog. Free ---------•
Cree home installallon. quaJ.&serv.549-4995 Increase value or in· Masonry, concrete. ~.645-8576Andy PLASTERING ~emovals. trimming,
8-lQAM &S-7PM come. Fred 549-3325 HANDYMAN. ~omes & Henry kleenz • anything I nds c Pe' w a I I a • Fine Exter. Painting by Homes, additions, re· pruning. Free est. Lic'd,
(2l3)592•5020 C.UlllM C,wr'fte eves ' apts. Conscientious dirty. Patrick Henry. wa I k ways , patios R. Sinor. St. lie.. ins. Try stucco, Cree ests, low 1nsrct.&a2-2824.497._.131
----------••••••••••••••••••••••• Craftsman. Call 64s.-0902 B.A. 54().1793 642.-8606 1 rates 586-4892 Caupenltt All types concrete, ~" Gt_._ me.8J6.SSM 2-thrs, ' WMdowC&l•lllt
••••••••••••••••••••••• blo"kwork pl"nters .......................GCWWJ 2uwes will clean your MoYllNJ Prat paint '" & paper PlllnlbiftCJ ••.••••••••••••••••••••• ~ • .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• large home exp art 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ~.. d I d Mas ter C r afts man. custom brick lie & Custom drapes, sp~ads. SK IPLOADER Dump · · · · "'T M W'll M hanging, work guar. •••••••••••••••••••••••1"'" ows c eane • re·
Specialty: remodeling. bonded.642-6894 shulte_rs & all ~indow truck HAULING tree AskforMaria543-4926 y;:,?. w!'\iandie 1r:v: Free est. 536-4780, HOMESAVERS. Plumb· asonable. businesses.
• finish. 4 yrs locally. Xlnt co.venogs at discount work .grading deri:io etc Alice's Housecleaning. I !ti & 536-4383 mg & Heatmg. Free est. homes & apts. 847-4461
refs. 499·3105 You don't need a gun to pnces. Shady Deal. 7'.3 831·'.:..... • Reas, reliable, refs. Own sm moves-.o ce $10 hr. Honest & reliable Bak c. e M 549-~ ........., household. Di.Stance &. -service BofA MIC OK "draw fast" when you er .. .., · · lrans.642-7207or646-4871 local, also packing. Don"tdropthebalJ! Get a 751.JlsOorS47:0383 ·Classified ads sell big Carpenter. Free
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SHARP,beach,2 &38R. R.G.... EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. ~1:,_12sy~:1~!!:.i~e~ League537·2273,nofee. rap session. lOAM to nessp/time.W11lnotin· WA.REHOUSE frpl. di s hwasher, scnau I rrs MM Moo.Sat. 12PM lo lerfere w/your presenl TRAIMH garage. patios, 960-2358. We hllve tOOO's of houses. Prestl-'o.s office spec• I• Mew,.n Foresl a re a. Kent IUUft"'LL SPM Sun .,_ N Eu"ltd job. Must be wlllut~ to Int.eres~ in new job op-
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IRAHD HEW NOW! All areas, all telepllo.e .... -•ffYlc•, c.f•ette• 714·581·9393 FREESESSIONW/AD A p A R T ., E N T worlun1 conditions? If J Br apt/condos. conve-pnces. Save on fee, time. ~-s· G ·it '" the answer Is yes, call n......" d -11.1&-&..-L-.,-, .._.,alllg ~ iceps -w -MANAGER-Rel1'red cou· rueot loc. 5 units avl. $400 gas, etc . ..,.,_. 7 ays 9 to • ___, "'---· ~ -Ott Bl American Supply Co. up.964-1507.640-1751 7.Agt. ....nee, cldaliuNJ & copy 1111t' 1r-tNY.I lldatrialRetltal 4500 rLyEISURouseE -•SANDY'S* pie lo manage Costa 797.7090, E.O.E. Equal KJdi P.ts Wek I d ..._ H'-••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa 10 unit building uni lo o=-~owsalt..ts~,:~~~·--·F~'!.a._ .,..... Irvine comtructioo yard, My poor JJncle. he OutcallMassage near all convemences. Opport tyEmp ytt
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nHded. "-$290 w ..o. ..,..... Ph on...,,..., day every day of bis hfe. '•SHERI LEE• Please call 646·4477. managers 2 days a ,.eek Lrg 2 BR, 2 ba, upper r-· _..,.,.mo. one................ and Lhf!ft h h d'ed duplex. 2 blks to ocean, · w en e 1 · Certified Masseuse • y CLER at attractive 86 unit in Cal 17141752-7170 they buried him in a House Calls-Byappt. Ar-A K HB Call wkdys Ann S350moyrly.S48-8912 Sfolage 4550 LEISURE1uil. 838-68.18 For busy country club. 7S2·15B3
••••••••••••••••••••••• Some expcr. or account· ---------. f Lost bllt fem P ersian, FO mg hackground req'd. ATTN HAIRSTYLISTS ~to S-. 4300 Offke R-'al 4400 s:.,:.a1g~~1~5 ou~C:r ~I~ orange eyes. de-clawed XY LADY 64+-s.a-04. Be your own boss, boolh
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• •••••••••• ••• ••• • • •• • • View Of Ocean (9634 P) BESELECJ'TVE THE ll!.l!.EICllbi...IT ..,...nuse. 2A hrs See!unty. ~ard . 644-654.8 731 ·3561 Apt Mgr, couple pref .. ex-ed. busy salon. $46.50 per G liable 1rii;:;rn 1511""9 ,,.~ p'd only, in rruunt. & bk· wk. Call days1·64S..7337, lBR. across Crom bch. ExecuUveStyle! View a.JD are ALTERNATIVE The Storage Place. lSJOS Lost dog, lrg male, blk kpg, 55 unit complex. Eves; 673-44.52orS48-S77Z Bllns, crpts. drps, Crplc, 2+2W/Cozy Fireplace roommate. Mt. Langley, No. oC Ellis, Lab, w/cboke cham, vie PREGNANT! Carine. C.M. (213)865·3851
pool &jac. 213/592·5813 Bltns $370 Mo (67S5P) Call Share A H•m•/ Apt Mo. lo mo. renl incl: Fountain Valley. Eastside CM. Reward. tonlldenUal counseling & AUDIOVISUAL
REHTIMES IMC 645-7465or644-5658 Rec e pt . s er v. , Phone9&4-L607 646-4723 fefenat. Abortion, adop-ilTDIRECTOR SERVICE TECH LacJ-o hoch 3148 pencoallied phone cov· tioo & keeping. R bl f 11 rt Salary $1061-$1295 mo. •••• .. ••••••••••• .. ••••• 898-0TTl • 631·4~ ~ Wotlttn& womao or era1e. conf. rm, mall Wanted: encloMd stora1• Found:Tool box. So. RunL APCARE 547·2563 esponsa e or 8 a Maintains 90UDd motion
Very ~12 BR w/deek Udo Isle Bayfront 2 Br, semi·~ pvt rm & M'l'V •• underground prkg spc. 10x28 or lrger. Pat. Bch. ldenlJfy. 960-$095 production on quality picture nrojectors &c
& ocean Vlew; on Ocean r I S600 cau bl 3-6 ba, kit privilece. $120. & more in New-port. 631-001, s.»-Gt2 eves. Physical Massage p Y ~~lpey r~f;a:an,e~zi~~ other audfo visual equip. Way. No children or pets. '! c67:J-Ori0 wn Jl\n Vly96:M21S. THE EXECUTIVE Therapist. Appointment I a, Requires 1 Y1' of exp. in.
Porter Realty 497·2468 or p ' .,_ ........ f'"'m to , .. __ e new SUITE. 640-5470 ua.--•••-F 0 U N D : M a l e Only. Steve, 548·2817 yoh u tis Ii n c I u ~ i ndg volvlng •'-1'lled main· JI rt.a And A97 1571 3 BR 2 b 1 t .,,._ 1 ncn..--"' ,.., ------Malamute. Grey /Blk; N.B. mec an ca s require . o& e erson.. · · a ower ap • .c.11c 2 BR. 2 ba apt. HB nr _.. .,., ... deluxe ..1n-. w. •-.£-L. "'650 '---/ h L-'-F Good opportunity for tenance • overhaul ol smile gar. walk to ocean '--h. $175 + •-w """""" "· "' L.. __. "" ..,. .... w t. -e oresl 1..,......... 'I d I above or relaled el~ $200. lst & last, $50. clog beaches & shop'g. Avail ""' mo ~ u · 19tb St, c .M. $150 mo. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Vic. Aspen Park. S81-63el5 ~_.... a ~ lnJ a dress'! ere at v e Person.
dep. Bach. apt. Ocean April 3• Annual rental. 846-4596 eves Mon/Fri Tom. 540-2200 Trailer space for rent. A conf1denltal phone Newport Beach area. trical & electronic equip. 2 blks be h c 11 Will hod . • d FOUND: Male Irish Set· message service? Call For appl call Helen. Closes Mar. 15th. App{y view. , ac · a Famlly. $475 mo. Call aft Fem roommate wanted to 811 sq n 5 oles 00 a month ' I 8 or 10 Wt e t.er. Los Aliso Villas. Mia· Gail 551·56619; 834·9236 $46-4370 Newport Mesa Unified
49-$·96'92 4 & &pm ONL y . 7; 673-4452 or 548.Sm ab.are 2 BR, den. 2 ba, to ~lh for no longer 35' to 40' long. Old ext bl 'd sion Viejo. 586·5939 School Dist. 1601 16th St.,
2Br, 2Ba apt $400/tno. Laguna Hills condo. $150 than s months. park. $13S + utll. 642·9l93 ""-OUfCAU MASSAGE N. B. 92660. 556·3400.
Ocean view. BACHELOR Sl75mo., util mo + ~, u t i I . 59070 afters. _ Eound ft.m U,er·stripe *73 l-093 I* 1~SEMBLERS . Mon /Wed/Thurs/Fri 497·2196 incl. 3302 Marcus. Open 213/37Z-09'Tl', ·21J/62$-l2AS cat vie Saperior/Placen· IW 9-12.1\u!s 1-S: E.O.E. ---------1 Sat.l·SPM..559-7~ Bob. No. Costa Mesa, 5 rm 803 ........ 8rftt t&aCa.n'lkee,.S48-2.3Sl UMDA&VIQU · SOTraineeAssemblen ·
Bach.apt$22.Smo,l blklo y f 1 sq. ft. $321 mo. All Al•c• FoundBlk/Wbtfem.Lab ,._..._alM Nceded lmmediately Aut.o Mechttic,ownixlols. Victoria bch . Call s.a....... 3176 oung ema e wants groundfioor,fronlprkg. ....................... vwno OH• Long&ShortTerm 412 N. Coast Hwy,
637-0l8Safter6PM ......................... aametoahare2braptat A.IC. prof. bldg, etc. lllb= mix v I Cd Ed • Forthltfwofltl Assignments LagunaBeach.04-7935. " beach in Newport. Call 54()..Zlm Op -H 5005 incer/Gotbar . H.B. Serv•nd llOrangeCo Lge bach apt. oceanfroot 2 BR, lge deck & view. Debi eves, 67a-.4ll or · USJll t.r, 893-0020. ---e 8 • 3Shifts Available. Alfl'O
bldg .. 1210 util pd. Call Walk to beach, encl gar, da.yl6l-t053 OfficeSpaceav&il,pvten-....................... ~7313 Musthaveowntransp. MeedeclcdO.C. ~991·2155 dys; fncd yard. s;m. 496-031! try, 2 suites, reaa. 182'1 SAMCUMIH'TI P'ound: MONEY ESCORTSERVICE Cc1Today55MS20 •&..IMW. ~eves. evs. CHRISTIAN I.Ady· alone Weatcllfl Dr. NB. Groornln1 & Pet Shop. Ca.11644-3473 848·9560 Free. Top Pay. Vac Pay LG1J190 H6CJllll 3152 T•fflt 3190 would like~ rent a room 631.()9(IO • Retiring atter 1 cood DAYS Also Hiring Vlctor'Temporcry •T...U, Mm ..... ~ ........................................ !:ti: ~:~di~ DeluJte offices 4'& ~~:.1'-~.atlon" Found:8mldo1-Vic:Ellls Beautiful young lady. Set"Yic.. •Serric:e
COMDO 2Br.2ba,frplc,wuher& privilece1.CanPaTupto warehouse 1 pace. BERTIIAHENRY & Newland. HB. seelaMilUonaire tordat-DivWalterKtdde &Co ou,.ldt«
3 Bdrm, 2v.. ba W/blln dryer $325. mo. + dep. Slo6permo. Nr. ball4e, 1400-3'700 s q. ft. Full REALTORS 714/964-1Z71 Ing and possible mar-2082S. E. Bnstol Must be eX'penenced. all
oven range. Dishwasher 552-0430. an 6pm pleaae. 56&1.5'1 , security. '42·4463 or 215Del Mar '92-4121 FOUND: Slides. El Toro riage. 499-1268 Ste 10 Newport Beach oo. benefits including in,
&Ai d Cull lfi3.1IOC (ComerofBriet.ol& surance. Lots of work.
ed £: ~~ le~8dit~ Af .,! U.lwf•ad!,~dtltedl900 M/F roommate. 2 br C:OD· Womens Specialty Shop Rd Ir Trabuco, El Toro. BUM P ER STICK E R Campus behind Paid vacations lr
-•-do.SlSOmo+ i.\utlLCall w t liff I t ~ (give up snack-not the carl'sJr) bolidaya. Apply in c:ov;n1°va~~~at;:w~~ ••••.:;E••E••X•C•ITIN•••••G•••-btwnl24,tM-20M OCA.lrportAna d fls~btshe/[1e~~ c~i Found: Sm! wht flutry Canal.Send$1 .~toB/S, Pert00toVicSnyder RENT$37S/mo an on MacArthur Blv . 548-1398a1U:30PM maledoi. Vic. Eastblulf. Ad No. 998., Dally PUot, VktorrOodp
lMiJesSo ofS D Fwy PALMMISAAnS. 4 BR home overloolt1ng Prestige office apace, &M-60tl PO Box 1560, Costa . 2888HarborBlvd. Call Mr. D'An;ico MlNUTESTO NPT 1cX1 course, H.B. Boom 4200 sq.ft. Attractive Im-3 yr lie. 6 yr opt, S480 mo. Mesa, ca. 92626 .USembly Costa Mete
C7HJ8se.33'7& BCH. furn'd. Share util. provements, Broker. 800sqft.,xlntlocforre-FOUND: Springer . onno1ir-i 5360 20JRAIN££
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pool, huge mstr BR $305.
Call T. Mair 831-7048
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from$220.•up. Needa-·t----·te? Beat otr. 848·0037, lngdale, H.B. Loveable, ••-••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMBLERS Adu)•-No Peta ... -• ...,_ 559-7165 .... •vooln1. •Ao .,,A31 MASSEUSE For top class
156l Mesa Dr. CUt living upensesl Pvt o(fice suite, new bldg, ~... .,......_ legit. massage.Salary + NEEDED
(S Bib Eaat of Newport Call The Oranie 4 bib ocean, downtown Golf eql&ip service routes, FOUND: Blk male puppy. Bonus. Plans + 100'7o t.lp. IMM EDIATEL y
Blvd.) CountyProfesslooals KB. 1210. mo. Util. locl. Full or p /t. Choose Vic. o r Talbert & Will train those without TOP PAY!!!
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• l32-41M • All shifts, day, swing & AYON 1 ....... 211 n-......a. 1 In NEWPORT BEACH Found: Gray le white Attention Ladies: Male grave inc I u des 3 BR, 2 ba Townhouse, --.................. b ea cetm Groand noor unit, 300 sq. Interior Design Studio, female cat, 1800 block Escort & Masseuse weekends. Long & short nme on bancls, Ured ot
frplc, air cond, corner FROM $235 MO WidcJw wants someone to ft. Private bath. Utilities lD> sq.ft. Fine locaUon Bayside Dr, NB61S-S7~. available 24brs. 842-IMS7 term assignments. Holi· st.Qlng at bome! Meet
lot. Lake & club priv'•· Quiet bid< ~/beautJfuJ share apt . + pou. lncluded. '145. mo. 7115 as clientele . Send in· callnow. day & vacation pay. pl!ople, make mooey " 871-81118 lndacpc, C09 d 1arages, friendship. Ref a. ex. St. QairSt. quiree to: Ad. No. 168, Found: Brindle Great Hospitalization plan have fun. Become an Mew-arlle.ch 1169 adults, no pets. Ideal for 535-8280 Agehl S48-TI29 Dally Piiot, PO Box 1580, Dane male approx. 4 !Hy Courier Service· 3 avail. ~ AVON repreaentaUve.
·.r---adults 35 or older . "'-taMesaCa.926216 mos. old. Ears not daysp/wk.R.E.orrlces, a For more information ••••••••••••••••••••••• Su..,.........,.,. b b f \.A.Ill , .... .,~ LEEWARD APTS, 2020 ~:'::.~"'.:2 rl..~a, /p, c.Upped. Vlc. Atlanta & Fiora! delivery or ? • • call 540-70Cl or Zenith -.-.....-nnn f\allertooAve,tblkE.of llOOl. clbhae, ~ mo. MIWPOITCIMTll MoMytoL.om 5025 BuShard,H.B.'34-7301 842-0UIOeves. • 7-1359.
Bac h elors, 1 or 2 Newport Ave, l blk S. of ht.ea&r.ITt.1'28 uoo .. , b,. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• •--------Bedrooma•Townhouet "9 n .or su .. ease. ltt 219d&lrdTD' FOUND:LIW.wbite Poo-Gal Friday does chauf· 3141C Ori •--------P'rom$179.f0 IM.y.Ql-0397. ~le wanted 30.+. 15th Ooor, Wells Farao • • ·• dle,fem.J:filbycar,Hun-fer'g. shop'g, appta, etc. •• Bab71itter-bou.seteepep, Spectacular •Pt. total.,_. 4000 ah mr home In N.~. bl:L.,Ocean view, a. LOANSAVAilAABLE UngtonBeacharea,Nr. 646-9134,497-1.244 54 4r Uve-inorout.CcUl&re&,
recreatlon pro er am' ••••••••••••••H••••••• G75/mo. Sat·Su.n or am• wi offl.ces, recept. er,tlt no problem. Adams. 5384182 (Across From 1 cbild.14.5-95
-; llOClat procram.7poola,8 Roonf'wlkitcbenette Gl.3811. rm.~=a. lnilltr,7IZ.S90l Found:Glrl'abike. ·-~· F.q~~;=~er Babyailter needed aft.et' ~towU.AtFaablon "'1week•up. Rabi~ mar. 2 br 2 ba Money Available. many w t 111c ,,......... acbool.2dayaaweet.&D• bl.aDct.-JamboC"ee •San 548-97$5 -.. _.. -•-...... 1. -..THl'W ... --• J es c.w area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d ufuHUllJ\Oad ... -""-1a .... uu _.. ._,_ 1ources, all pro ect1. 548-0115 MllBW..ted 7100 /or 4 aJtea 1 :30-10:30
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..-Mela, 2:lT1 Harbor. Cu· evet/Wlma (218) ~ 1000 sq ft. All 1bea 4'& rvvnu: Sm Wau\e ma e W e w I 1 1 l r a l n . area. CdM MM64.l • ----------. dapNoftile aha,_ aomew/wet bah Specu]ators, lnveston & Poodle, baa been lost for MacGregor Yacht Corp , Dix 3br 2bl lo\lrer dplx. 1 t.raUy localed. m roome. •,;pr~ & terrific views .. owners stirt term $$ sometime. IM2·7623 Acctll~_ _ __ . !)kkpni 163 Pl · Cll · · BabyaiU.r 2 da.Ta ptJ' wk: " blk to bell. No pMa. "50. MANY witb kitch en, 4br home to tbare, Mis· Very comQietWve rata avail. tut. Blll Daven· ~y 1 aceotia ' N.B. Kr. Hood m llGtt """_,,.~it<' IM.11M411 --....~ :':J~c~.~~ ::.~$r.~~:.aWl.· lo 1Ado vcuaie You've port54MI03 Lost:~ tuvrumal~ fteliater TodllY to woz lt'~EMBLER ctaya.M4-Quatta.
WATIUlv"' ~ rwexa. Dally le weetly t»47io 8Jt.toMeiUob9uev•ltl W..VW..ted 5030 t~l~lc: ~e:U ~ 6 .:'ovk'r:;r~~n· AH :Bab11ltter. mature 4., u L.o llLI rats •t&rUnl from MS a . Call Su Ile Zau,. at ~~;••t... . ........ _. 'Elcf•o, cir. Re ref. manta. Work dose to Mi!ialqn Vl~o co. has PC!OCtable Woman U d11i
to.90UA.pat week.. , Adlt r• nniat wanted. (714)e75·H6Z for an 1~ return. M!CUred by 5tW14T your home. Flgure neeCI for usembMr. 2 "--rot 1 '/'f -~ ~ w.4840 0.11. area. J8r, u.ftfUn., apl)t.,Ol"ttopbJ)/fOfl~Frid prime OC. comm'I Ln· qem to Sr Accoun· Yra~&ml(·d~~ pq, own trau. a.ts.
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' Friday, March 3, 1978 DAIL V Pl!.OT ~ .. ~:=:'::! ..... ?!.~. ~~'t~~.t .... ?!.~~~~~.-?!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ... ?!.~~ .~.~.'t •. "!' ••• ~.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.?.! •• o •• ~ ~ ~ !i;.~~~b~~ =:=: ':::.'°r!~ Malnt~anco ~~~~ .... .?!.~. ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~·!!!. .... ?~.o.! 111.la CASHIER for Me.rion. 673-3Sl5 waaes. Must provide own BUCSOH y ACHTS 'AYlOU. ClDI( •
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Baq Exiier. Required Factory work. tile. Young trans. 54()...9525 • DI auy M·'NT 10 Key Touch tyl)lng. R.&. APT SALES. well IRVl .... E t d' I 1t man approx. 18-17 Yrs. House)( li i n.Rn "' Computer payroll eslabllBhed ofc II~ 2 Uc " Experienced for ou stan mg spec a y P/tlmo l2:ao.5:aoPM eeper, ve n or MECHANIC know'!. &tab. consult· & highly mo~1vated NAT t · F h"on Island NewPorl Beach out. 2 adulta. Reis. Ex· '""• P'""'"""• en"'"eer· ~alespel'$00.I. Will train. lo.._. .&L s ore m as l • • 6'5-270:2 nar'd. NeWT\l\rt Beach. -.. ~... ..~ Pfrolc. Bk ~171 """ \Vo k hou i; 9am 6pm Mon Tues Thurs .... --Primary skill mu.st be lng firm in Orange Co. · r, • 8 .& .._.K r r ' ' ' ' Fomale Packa0 ers, Merit $600. mo. 644·9718 1-ri t M t ... I l "'" Fri.&Sat.l\fustha\:elOkeycalculator· r&11eS.Ca1l54i.5125.im e""'. ca . us uc capa-Ca 1 Personne . RecepHoRld to$650
ContactShlrlevSa'""'er experience Monrovia Ave.NB Housekeeper·Ald, exper., ble of workmg lndepen· 714n 5J·2510, 100% FREE
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Newport Beach 833.flJO eau foe Appt/F.atab ·ss • 833-37 " .. ~ prl\t. rm & ba, choice dently. Full benefits, Growlof co. ne eds 00 E 0.E. Replytoclassifiedadno.167 FoodS....lceAut LaaunaJoce.Uoo.49t-5093 medical, dental. optical. PBX cashier, Ute t)'Pin& sparkling personaltty
c/oDailyPilot before8PM Please apply, in person, & filing. Full time. w/moderate typing Fun SECRETARY .Bankini POBoxl560,CostaMesa.Ca9262G S..INHhrte atSecurityOHlce HarborVW842-4435 ore & friendly co· U On·Cnll Baals. 2-2~ hrs HOUSEKEEPER, part-ErfclOll Yachts PBX. full or part lime workers.· Call 54~5. Xlnt opport for emcieiit NION BANK per day. $3.10 per hr. Ap· Ume, 5 Days. Call after 1931 Deere Ave, SA shaft, work 8 busy Coastal Personnel Agen· seer W/kitoplsdictFaphone .. Uu~n!"JForA u.&...W ply lo Irvine Unified 5:30.675-5334 U'P' s Ul. ast pace .-..ER HelpWanhcl 7100 ·-.,.. anhcl 7100 School District, 2i4t •--------------------switchboard. E .O.E . cy,2'190Jlatbor.CM R.E. ore in Npt Bch. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Afton Ave, Irvine. (714) Housekeeper, live in/out. 546-3333 Challenglng pos, xlnt op-Exper. desirable. Ute C--t.......Gl..a.. Me-4900. W&Referencet. Molfttw•Mmt r---------1 Receptionist /Sec'y portforaharplndividual. typing skills & neat ap-l•--------1 _.,.,..,. .-u d ________ _,weekends only. Marine ~
pear nee Sal com -Qerical for Dry Cleanent. 1 full EquaJOpporEmployer Call675-9388 Exper'd all asroubn . PBX OPERATORS type business. Newport _ea_·_ll..;,LJ_J_a~,833~--·--... time, 1 pt-time. Apply Laguna area. u rnlt Be h CalJ 64,. 7100 menaurate w/exper. ~n. TYPIST Mr Best Cleaners 2939 Front Deek clerk, exper. Infant L!ne ManUfacturer background, refs, salary ac • .,. SICIUTARY
Xlnt working conda: M E Co t H CdM' req. Afternoon shin. Ap. in M.las1on V. area need.a expected to Cluslfied ad All Boards · uc-ClERIC LJfe insur. otc near OC Contact Doris Mitchell
610 Newport Center Dr
./Dictaphone · as wy, ply Quallty Inn. 755S shipping help & power no. 169 c./o Daily Pilot, Long &: short term as· u-' Airport. F /time. Call for
.tStat CounterMan Beach Blvd., Buena sewing machine opra. PO Box 1S60, Costa sianmeJlls. Holiday & Mature lDdJv. w/good appt.979-0963
Newport Bch 558-5280
F.quaJ Oppor Employer
.rIBM Executive DATSUN Park SZ'l-7360 &11·ll02 Mesa, Ca. 92626 vac pay, Hospitalization typing. Must enjoy deal·,..,..:...;_ ______ _
.'Repro • COUNTERMAN · . l anavalJ. Ing w/public. Xlnt SICRITAIYI .rf~hnical Tired of being limited to FRY COOKS, positions lnsu.rance-Gro~p Health Maintenance Man. Jack benefits. Call tor lnlervw ChaJlenglng position. Job
Banking IMMEDIATELY ~ no growl post on, pay. Medical & dental at least 1 yr. F/lime/P/· uuu ~.....
1
._ _ __ "' ..._,,.c.;J -1 NEEDED b "ll • avail. Immediately, top Caum Exanuner. Exp ~-~n'•~~<!.esc·eriorn lgbeul0tdffiin1cge ~~-l~ • aPCpptM .• l"·C 837_,..,CA.....,1 has varietv including Ute
TBJ.a, TIME Long & Sh.ort Term As· !~r:!t':!~~~l(:Y0:~~ benenta poslUOll.S avail. -~lme~:;;,.,.ork. Sal complex. Pickup truck (iii -Lei.sureWrld Lag Hills ~~o~'C!i1 5!'-P~~
We are seeking a signments. Holiday & America's fastest grow· Apply In person only, pen. . r e q . Send resume ll4ICc...,.DriY1t RECEl'T SWITCHIRD S40-7639EOE.
customer oriented indiv. v a c at Ion Pa y • ing foreign car parts & Mon-Thurs, lOAM-nooo, IMVENTORY ClERIC to: OP A. Brookhollow 546-4741 lmmed. opening for an~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; for p/tlme teller rvw:itaon Hospitalization plan accessory warehouse & 4PM~PM, Tiny Naylors Dat p . g C Dr .. Santa Ana, CA 927~ (Across From exper'd -rson W/"ood .--avail. get -"-ad. We need 8 Restaurant. 27000 a rocess1n o. .,.. ,. in our Newport Beach --. '"e.., salesman to earn Orgtega Hwy, San Juan needs alert, orderly, con-Mall clerk, full time for 1"~anOpgeCo. Airport) Telex, switchboard, & ore. Recent teller or .,. • .,... Ca sclentious person to be publishing co. ln N.B. &;Atual por Employer typing skills, a pleasant cashienng exper. preC'd. draw + commission & pistrano. resp. for stock lnventory area. 646-445.5 personality, & who can
w/llte typing. Xlnt have no lii;nitaliOfl-? on GalFridayp/lforMfroC Including record keep-PETITIONERS work w /a min of
salary & working conds. your ~ti.a! earruogs. math educ. machines. in ing. Some heavy lifting MANAGER wanted for fUll/part time. Good pay supervision for a grow. Apply at Mariners Sav-3141 CCllftPUS Drin $'2(),000+ is within reacb Lag Bcb. 497.3500 req'd. Must bave CaliC. San Clemente apart· daily 536-TIU ing N.B. pharmaceutical
ings, lSlS Westclill Dr, 546-4741 the first year. Call Mr. I drivers lie. w/ule driv-ments. A·l, 10 units, lite 1 · co. For appt. call 642-'lSll
N.8.EOE. (Across From Watsoo.556-6733 Gardener, exp'd, for SS lngrecord. Br, pref semi or rewed PHYSICAL THERAPIST asJtforPam.
Barmaid, CM area.-P/T. OrangeCo.Airport) DELIVERY MAN-for unltnptcomplcxinC.M. lnt!C.f!•ledo.ta couple. no children or FWJ or Part lime. xlnt . .
wknds & nit.es. Top pay Equal Oppor Employer early AM Route, N. C.M. <213>865-3851 2283 Fairview Rd, CM pets. Send replys to Atl. oppty ror an aggressive Reception1st/lypisl, must
S46-6<MIO No. 200, Dally Pilot, PO PT. Rapid salary advan-type 60WPM, salary rightglrl.7S4-9'97 &H.B.Mustbavedepen-Gardener/Malnt. TeMis Box 1560, Costa Mesa, cement + bonus. open. 549·1644, ask /or
E CLERICAL dablecar.54&448l & Racquel Club will in· Inventory Control. Ca.92626 LA/Orange Co areas, •.:..Jud=y_. ______ _ •lrlC STORE• 2nd Shirt, 5pm-l :30am. 0-11 ri•-C... elude weekends. Pref Purchasing, expiditing & 1 t •-Assl.st Manager for a •-rn• .. over"' call"'"" 000., Marr1·ed, employed & sa arr_ commensu~a e 0-~ep"--'-t for Newport · Sharpind1v.Selfstarter. -:-·r ""· .....,......,,.. traffic.position open. Ex-~all w/ab1hty. CaH Vicki~ ~k St •-s Schwinn dealer. Sal Some accounlin" b"A". ToworkanN.8.medical • -r---atnbluenrintre-wmmamakemore? .... McFa.rland 71 ... 957.1071 yacht~ro er .. a~ un, .$10.400. Must have prior ground helpful, l!bO ke"y~by lab. Mon·P'rl lt·Z. No ex-General OU Ice. Pref ,,_.a d , ..... n g p 0" _ e r 494·Sl68 • .. 9.5. Lrte typing req'd,.
.. a. h · · pern""· Good driving rec I umber ex Per. . . · .. Co t t M s Rh ades utAe mec amc exper. m touch. Must type 40·50 a m~t. $2.88 per hr to A/receivable & lnvoic· lr~nuss100, structural Masseui1e & receptionist. Physicf] Therapy 67~f1 r . o •
a store. SS2-9222. wpm min. Call aft 5pm, start. Call 640-0140 ext 71 ing. Musl be good typist. steel & heavy construe-Brand new H. 8 . spa bHlECTOR
SECRETARY
Comm'! Loan Platform.
Neat appear. req'd. Type
60 wpm, ACCW'. Sb 80
wpm.
Call 714/558·5280
For An lntervw Appt
UNIONIANK
610 Newport Ctr Dr1 Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Employer
SECRETARY
Engineering, planning &
ooosulting firm has im-
med opening for a .ecy Bkkp'g, lite, and ofc. work ask for Eleanor Johnson, forappt Start $650. ~ N.B. tlon. Sa I a ry com· needs foxy ladles. No ex-Physical T19ef'"apy
ror norlsl shop. 4 hrs dai-· 6444360 · mensurate w/exper. CaJJ per. nee. Will train. Day S..-.lc• Receptionist/Sec'y for w/xlnt typinJ & lite ah
aircraft dealer . Accurate exper. Dictaphone exper
typist ror transcribing helpful. Apply or submit
dictaphone. Neal ap· resume to Jack G. Raub
pearance & ability to de· Co., Attn: Personnel, l2S
al with public. Apply an Baker St, Costa Mesa, Ca
ly. SS&-1744 CLERICAL De Ii very man for General OfClc.e 49IHi467 for lnterview. & nite operungs. call for
. · furniture 11tore. Must be RECEPT T.YrlST interview at Town & ---------1 Newport M.esa Uaafaed marned, young, handy & 0\.11' Joan dept. has im-JAHn'OllAL Country Spa bel. lOAM·
School Dist. IS loo~mg for know the Orange Co. med. reqwrement ror a Gen'l janitorial duties in· lOPM Age 21-40
i.ubstatule cler:acal help area. Full lime. Apply at recept/typ1&t. Min 1 yr dud. stock & maintain-____ 96J_._-n_2l ___ _
and or people interested 1931 Newport Blvd.1 C.M. gen'I ore exper. req'd. ing restrooms, clearung
Boat Manufacturer
p e rs o n • M i s s i o n _9:_2626;__ ______ _ DEPT. HEAD
Wood CabiMt Shop
Top quality sailboats.
Challenging as sign.
ment-Full benefits,
medical. dental, opllcal.
Call Bob Walshaw,
Erie&0n Yachts, S40-800L
1n lull lime c lerical ___ ...:__ _____ 1 snack bar tables, MATURE WOMAN employment. A skills ex-Delivery pe-~n for florist Typing 50 wpm. Xlnt h . ( I ,..., worlungconds&benefits ousekeepang o sa es p /t1me t o welcome arrunauon will be given shop. Retiree OK. 4-6 hrs includ. dental. Apply at floor & offices. Call for newcomers & contact
at Newport Harbor High daily. SS&-1744 Manners Savings, lSlS appt. <n4) 751-3181 ask merchants. f1eXJble hrs. School, 600 Irvin~ Ave, I J N---' l't t · Rm 133. N.B. on Mar. 9th DEMOHSl'RATORS WestclifC Dr. N .B. or The°AntiqueGuild 54~.ar, I e ypaog.
at 3 30PM for those in -Pt time demonstration _E_._o_.E_.______ 1801E.DyerRd.SA
268-Bed Acute Gen'l
Hospital on the beach in
Laguna. Supervise
physical therapy staff,
participate in teaching
program. Salary com·
mensurale w /ex per.
Xlot benefits . A
challenging position
w/educational op -
Beechc raft, Or. Cly
airport. 18741 N. Airport
Way,SA
RH as Thltrapht
in multidisciplinary
team. Children 6·12.
Secretary r.nMst
Strong typing & sh. App •.
ly in person to Mr ••
Fuentes, Robert Bein,
Wilham Frost & Assoc .•
terested an substitute work. Approx. 20 hn per General Office ____ ...;;,._ ___ _ portunities. · 1401 Quail St. N.B. '
s hort term g roup SECRETARY work a nd to attain wk. in local dept stores MftMtMJW G.Ofc J .H. Hall Jewelers. _________ 1 eh~abihty for permanent demonstrating products Mariners Savings ba.s re-Responsible person to do
ful .Lame employme.nt. for ramous housewares qwrement for a f/time olc work. Exper not nee,
For info. c~U. Classafaed manuf. No exper. nee. Escrow Meuenger & will train. Call Sally, Boat Manufacturer
Medical Receptionist
Busy office close to
Capistrano. telephone.
typing, pl e asant
personality, w/traan
right person, salary
open. Apply to Ad. No.
28. Dally Pilot. PO Box
1~. Costa Mesa Ca .
Calif. license req'd. Ex·
per. as director or. assis-
tant director in an acute
care hospital Physical
Therapy Dept. pref'd.
therapy. Regular 40 hr Outstanding opportunity wk, knowledge psy1:hotherapy include at Corporate Head·
(amilies. Mnsters quarters, of a Major ERICSON YACUJS Perso n n e I Dept -Send quallricatlons to General Office Assistant. 549-1379
•• 714 556-3400 E O.E. M1rro Demo, PO Box hi ----------
Has the following full· 3021 La Habra, Ca 90631. Must ~ovide. own ve · Ladies: Jmmed. opening
. f c1e & t)pe min 35 w~m. um xtra money lhru l•m.c openin~s or. ex· Clcnr al openini:forladles DENTAL SECRETARY· Xlnt benefits & workmg pleasant Prr work. Ex-
perd help. Wages bai.cd retail clolhini:store. F'ull REC~PTJON I ST for conc;ts.ApplyatMartners ecutiveWomen'sCouncil
ooexpenence. lime. Must be good N.B . Orlbodontht, Savings, ,1Sl5 Westchff forappt.962·8181 ...,,.____~
FINISH LINE w /fl ~ures . Wi II train. salary open. 642-4612 Dr. N.B. EOE. ME/Maint to S24K
CAR,EHTEtlS Call for appt, 642·2444 ..::..:::........:....:...!...:______ LEGAL SECRETARY Acct/Auditor $20K
CAllNOSHOP DENTAL Secy/Recept. GIRLFRIDAY Part-timetwodaysawk, Receptlonist toS750
921626
Please Contact
Personnel Office
Souttc Coost
CocwtwMy, Hospital
31872 Coast Hwy
So. Laguna 714 /499-1311
F.quaJ Oppor Employ~r
ASSEMILERS Cleric for llquor store. 0 rt bod on ti c of c. Minimal typing, bllkpg. exper only need apply. Gen •1gr /RE S20K +
HARDWAAE Calls.8-786.1, NewportClr.640-0202. Approx 30 bra wkly. &,,y but pleasant H.B. EllecSecretary t.oS15K PLUMBER w/10 years
IMST.AU.ERS NB area. DfSKe&.aJ( Vaned duties. Interest· office G hr. Gall Jacque mine Personnel Agency ~~n:he~3:,t~~:
Clatc TYPIST F I ·1 f Ing job. $4.SO hr. Call 847.QKl ~ E. lTlhCo&ta Mesa pair, commer, resid, ln-
F\lll ~:~.M~cal, Newport Clr financial rrf!t~~e~~d·;:•A:~ 67J.Qr70foc-Appt. Legal Secretary . Sui~~_ ~-~O du.U.Work&supervise2
dtltaJ, optical. Please firm seeks accurate ba'ssador Inn 2277 Gtrt Friday. insura.nceofc. Experienced, HB. 2·3 ~ .... employees. be resp for
applylnpersonat typist. Some stat typing HarborBlvd,C.M'. m CdM. Penon&l lines. days wk, t emporary, Messencer req'd for type allwork. Usehand&pwr
· I · Home Building Ftrm tn psychiath c nursing pre· Cos t a M es a . Re a l
(erred. not required. Estate/Construct.ion ex· Resume: Children's Day Center, 17175 Brookhurst per helpful but not
St.. Suite E.. Fountain necessary. Salary based
Valley. ca . 92708 Alto: on exper. Send resume to
Clinical Directors. (714) PO Box 2237 • Costa
962-SSSO Ca II noon to 1_M_es_a....;,_Ca_. 92626 ____ __,_
4PM. Candidates noUfledt---------re Interviews-please in-
clude phone f
RM or LYN
Full·tlme or P/time
7-3:30. Pleasant workln&
coods w/good bentflts.
Apply, Park Lido Conv.
Center, 466 Flagship Rd,
SECURITY
OFACBS
F /time positions avail.
Day shift. Uniform &
equip, furnished. Exper.
pref"d. Xlnt sat Is fringe
benefit program.
Sod II 1bl cir SecurityOfflce re q 'd • Ex Per· Exper'd. P /Ume. Call may be permanent. setung. Own vehicle es-tools, read bluep~nts.
ERICSON y ACHTS w/transcriber helpful. Dest night clertt, apply ln ~. 8C'1·2S74 sentiaJ. With view to S7.29 br. Poss overtime, ~~t~93~l~Dee~r~e~A~v~e~·~S~.A~·~I ~:~:e °!~i:a! ~:!;:~Bl~d.1tM. 2250
GllLRIDAY LEGAL SECRETARY train. 7St-0730 ~:pfoy~e~· D~!efdii. =~;~~-ir=n~: = must. 6S WPM. Xlnt co.---=---;.__. ___ Paste.Up art.ill for ma· temporary. Begln 'g MOTOfllROUTE ment Depart. Call sale. Honey Baked
N.B.~. Cou It~~ .. 24451 Via tra
LqunaHIIls
837-4500 at 391
Equal Oppor Employer IOOKICEIPB MGR. benefits. CPI. 180 DIETAlY ASST jor aportia1 food.a co. March 13, 1978. Call The Dally Pilot has S58-4.S44 tor dlrecUons. Hams, 3700 E. Coast
Full charge thru T/B. Newport Center Drive, FWJ time $2.75 hr. Ex· AdvertiaJ111 Dept. Aak <714> ~-available a small auto Adpaidforbyemployer. Hwy, CdM. 673-9000, ult
Fast w/calculator, %. N.8.644..ulM). per. helpful but not forJeff,646-!604. Live-in child~are ror 2 ruu in Mi.uion Viejo, PTumbera rorBruce ec"y/Blrlrpr. R ~a l
Good typis-t. Growing I---------~=~~w.':::a~~~M~ 61RLS ... ID bc1&bt yn1 girls. Some CastadelSolArea. Earn DRAIN MEN s•w :t~='~~T·~ mtg. co. Newport Bch. Oerk Sand~cb d-'lvery, 5 hshld. cooltina. Teacbio1 about l200-per month for "' CdM
"""''>AAA 642·3505 •• ~ bk•__. --1 A lrv a ..... ·t-hour of yo• ... af Will train. Must have lJousewa·re, J!t·ti' me Hwy, 92625 .....-~ UTOJEM days wtt, • hnl day. <>wn .. ._ pn:i. ttrac. . •a~". For deta11s"'call. • .,.__ ... ~l ""'17 ~ uuuu own truck or van. Apply mornings. En usiastic rvlce Station Atl'"'n· Book1'eeper, full charae.
construction exp. nee.
"" lhru T/B. Resume M.L.
Plumbing, 1170 No. Blue
Gum, Anaheim. 630·2651
IOYS·GIRLS
12-16 years or age. Even· ing work. Obtaln ·new
subscriptions for the Dal·
ly PIJot working with an
adult supervisor. Earn
S20 to S30 per week or more. Call (213) 591·0396
noon to 5pm. (213)
DISHW "'SHER tramp. ...... u ovr -.so area. -~ ........... l and leave nam• 1337 So Brta•-• Hi '-F "" A 11 ..__ ... · ..,., &eaaer. c ... ory arms, dant, exper'd. Day & Convenience permanent, ru11 lime. ~~ aam-lpm, LOAMNOCESSOR and phone. p R E s c H 0 0 L Westcliff Plaza,642-0972 Eves. Fun &p/Ume. Ap-
The Brown Bagger Rest, with &ecy •kill• for MOTOfllltOUTI TEACHER·mustbebom Sales help needed, pty!SbellStaUoa.17t.b& Market 369 E . /1lh~t.h' ~M. GUARD ~~!~=rp::r~: Larae DaUy Pilot route again. Mon·Frl, 8:30 lo p/time. Day & eves1..;..lrva_n_e.:..,N_B_. ____ _
Posilions nowavall.2nd (across rom P s Mature·, relia. man Near Fashion l.sle. lnSouthLaguna·Laguna 12:1.S,H.B.536-8909 avaU.Jr.WareClothingServiceSla.NightAttend
& 3rd Shifts al all our Domestic couple, lite p erm . 3rd s hift. n41~ Niguel. Monday through Stores~ntobeC?penlng. 20r5nitesa wt.Apply.
locations. Start S2.6S-$3 hskpog, chauffeur Uc. & Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon . Friday arternoons, ProductlooManagement Accepting apphc.ntlons Shell,nth&Irvine,NB hr. Interviews Conducted refs req'd. Reply to FacWty ln Irvine. car & Lo. SerYJu Saturday and Sunday startina March 6, 1978.1...:...;,;__..;__ ___ __; __
Mon-F'riat: Classified ad no.166, c/o pbonereq'd.Call833-8000 ~sor . mornings. Approximate-OEPJ. HEAD / Smat:'tY Pants, 2407 ""A"
12442 Lampson, Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, ext 191, Thurs, Fri., Mon, Progressfve S&L baa Im-b' $450 per month gross W'--~ c..a..1.......a. C....:.. S. Bnstol .. S.A. Garden Grove 537-484. o. C.OSta Mesa, ea~ Tues llam·2pm. earnings. $50.00 cash de-----.. Wepromotefromw1thin ..._ med opening for exper'd posit required. Phone Top quality sailboats. Sales. inside. for luxury
Equal Oppor Employer DriYW Mal11ten•c• GUARDS tmitsupervisor w/know'l 642-4321, aak ror clrcula-Challenging assign-car rfntals. Wlcnds/e~rly
498-2473. 5pm-9pm. Call ---------1 Must possess vaUd CallC. ~ & p/time. All areas. of all loan service fun c-lion. Leave name and ment-lull benefits, evs. Good phone voice.
drivers Uc.. & have good Uniforms rum. Aces 21 Uons lnclud. collections number and make of medical, dental, optical. own transp. Call 645-7833 •---------Collect. drivin& rec. Know'I of orovr.Retiredwelcome. forclosures, Insurance, autotobeusedandyour Call Bob Walshaw, Sal
Coclrtall Waitress c .M., Torrance & So. Apply Unlversal Protec-=..c:;m;:,~dsa K~;fe call will be returned. Ericson Yachts, 540-8001 l~ediate Employment
eusinesawoman need! 8 School Bay areas helpful. App-~ ~~ 12281n~ 5th oriented penoo w/ablll· HUISES AIDES Opportunity For people interested in part Day/eve classes. Place· ly, "Pennysaver, 1660 hnl9-l2~l-4 Ma.on-Fri~ ty to maintain good •• REAi.ESTATE MEN WOMEN
time work. CbooH your ment AWL m.!WM So. Placentia.CostaKeaa. ---------1 employee&customerre-OIDBUES Professional licensed UaeToEamings
..:bra.;;;.;.;'..;.91Ml ___ Of _____ , C •. l l f Cock ta i I DRIVER· Ko•ln1 " GUARDS lallons. Contact Jan 59 Bed FaclUty. Join a sales people wuted. •SIO Hr.
Busy onke needs.-ex per. Wailnuea, Jrvtne. Stonge Co. Exper'd. San FuJI & p /time. Work any Heu, 833-8383. Sta le happy ll"OUfip " enB joy 1the Generous commissions. Sales Classes
st• ad f . g I r I • L l l e Oem. Call 49'2-'l53. shift. N. 8. area. Uniform Mutual Savinp le Loan. xlnt bene ts. ayv ew Advanced training. Start Soon book'"'-'I• buay pbonea.'t•---------1 <Near OC Airport) Equal Conv .• 2055 Thurin Ave, 64"'5062 -M A NA G E M ENT STEMO a.• -r COLLICTOtl DRIVE Truck le help re-rum. Retired ok. Teleph Oppor E pJoyer CM 642-3S05 .,. '4 Rours A Day 511
•
1174
Salaried position in palrfumiture.WUltrain. & car req'd. Nat'l co. • m · · C..lwt21Crocbr TRAINEES -SALES OceanVlewSchoolDist
Carpel LaJer Apprentice. Olsta Mesa olflce. Min 1 P/Ume. c. E. Wholeaale Call 833-4G939am-2pm. Lo. s.r.lce .._ MURSIS AIDES :~~CE PERSONNEL $4.00per hour. Types cor-
llOIDB fXPU· tranap. Call yr exper. Finance co. Office FurnJture, 204.4 1 11 , be & Da-cd a.rt& 7-3 & 3-lL Exper. prel'd. Real Estate · Full Or Part Time resp. Takes dictation. 848-0081. h e Ip f u l . Ca 11 Bi 11 Placentia St, CM 631·2777 Ha r sty 111 .or auty Will train. Mesa Verde IF YOU LIKE Arranges appts & con• Watkins. 71,.1 .. ,.n •200. -salon in San Clemente. Prolresaive S&L has lm· Conv. Hosp, 661 Center P~LI Call Ms. Adams fl•·•t 1 ,....,.... nln CaU«"'""'"forappt mecfopent..ogforexper'd -.n-*842-343324Hrs. Cerences.2Yrsexper.re-CUpet cleanerJ "' t me, ~~~~~~~~!IDryclea g presser, ex· ._...... • loan s er v l c e r e p St, CM · WE'D LIKE YOU ----------• q'd. Type SO wpm. sb 80.
f!XPef., ~ able, pays ~ not. part Ume. HAHDYMAH W/lmoW'l of loan service Nurses Aides, all dhl!b, Have2openings ln Hunt· Saleal~dy, eipor. f.or Applications must be
up to $1500 pr mo. Apply In per.on, fund.looa ioclucl. bene & willtraln.lJdoConval~· ingt.on Beach for ag. managing position with Cited Personnel Com-
... ..;5'5-~..;:.1862~------F.arn extra money, ~ hr Gulllvera Restaurant, detnaoda. p_,offa II re· c. en t c en le r. 15 ss gressiM, highly motivar-Motherhood Maternlt mission O(fice, 7972 Cashier/Clerk. Resp. de· collecting sianatures. 18482 MacArthur Blvd, conveyances. Good OP· Superior Ave., N .B. ed sales agents w/lge ag. shop. ?S&-9951 Warner Ave. HB oo or
pendable for e ves & Contact Ron Macdonald Irvine, Mon·Thura 9am· por. for customer orient· 646-7764 IJ't'lUlve firm. The sky Is ~MEN Needed For before 4PM. Matth 9th.
wbda f /time. Apply, OC at 714/6'2-1403 1oam, 3'pm..Spm. ed pendb. CooJ;act .J a.n the limit. Call Al Stellato Lite Construction F.qual Oppor. Emp&oyer
Alr)llOrt Gift ~bop alt Heae, 831·8388. State Clfftce help, fold, coUate tr ~ ~nfideotial appt. Firm. eau 831.0915 •11 STORE. Full •
4pm. f.N"INE£R H•.,._ Mutual Savinp 6 Loan deliver. Full or Part _._u P/time. Mature 6 resp. a Matunt soml reUred1 (NearOCAfrport> Equal time. La1uoa Hilla. Salesperson, Costa Mesa clerltforniPtshUl. Al*>-•
M E , B S M E or f/\Jme J>Cl'ICD Janltoria1 ()pporEmployet ...;830-09tl..;;.;_;.:..:..;:.;__ ___ --1 Stallone~ 270 E. 17th ty In person 2993.1 Crow-a ~:1.udet~~~ &1.nlenlnf.ftMlOL .. LVN ~0.-.. Real r..tate Stly.,._cpe·~1;:1~~me. App. VNlalleyl Prkwy. La1uoa component.a. SObMdratt-HARDW'ARE SALES Ap. ~ C•h1•r Senlce pt ..., • iue ·
lncreq'd.Gooda4tanc.9-Pl1 lo peraoa Crown Super sharp lndlv. UM.ESTATE SALES s It w n •--a meot. ·l'hu11c1ally Hardware, 3107 Cit.Hwy Full and part.Um• post. famJUae. w/mulU·•tore SALIS TEXM on. COMPANY • cmio ~ ..;;;.;~-------• Meurtd )OliUoo avaU. Odil Uons avail. Good •&latJ ~e order proceaa· Haveo\)tnl.ngforonetop needs mature penon for ==~m"u:n~~= -==~=:.;;..;;..__..__ Xhlt btMfita. llJulon ttOt•o••S w/~=-•.Hoap 1, methoda o1 ablpplnf quality producer lo ::!btrtr,e!~~~ appear w / • x t
Vlcjo area. cau l.UUan --_._ -· _,.. -"'--··-'-," u mclat acro11 counlry. lrvioe's beat location. awttcbboard up. C.ll
·ng mach. operators.
Full or PIT. $3 hr to
start. 642·!Mln
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IWaWmlN 710 1001 '""•'" 1010 DOGTRAININO Hlde·a·bed, t able, dirt WANTED ••-•••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;.-;T .. •••••••••••••••• ..... ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your Place or Mine P'UIUC AUCTION bike, misc. Sat &Sun. 866 Exec. desk S139. Dranlng •10DIAC ..,__ 11.iU..._... u~ICTEAM~SOTIFOMFINE ~-L-&D..,... JohoMartin S-48-0059 MANYITEMSOFFINE JoannSt.,C.M. TOP CASH DOLLAR tbl $75. Exec chrs. rort·A·Martne ·~ "9 """u n_....-., .. _. ESTATE JEWELRY, PAID FOR YOUR S00.$89. Wood desks $75 Ptlroitwn mkt'I co. in ESTATE JEWELRY, Lllre nu delux multi· AKC Golden Retrielver ART OB-lECTS, AN· Sml fnr, turn, silver. JEWELRY, WATCHES, e a F l ies 535.585 lnllat.ableBoots
!:_!l•na Nltuel. ART OBJECTS. AN · cycle model1 only. <1>4ppies,&wk.1,$100.field TIQUES. ~lNE FURN., appl s, more . 9.4 8AR1LTV<?.,~ECTSSER.VGIOCLED, F1~cent hterlxlures: 292.S Col)~~OM .
._paoatbWUe. wlll be TIQUFS FINE FURN. Comfletely reblt • re· triid & obedience back· ETC. PHONE FOR lN· Fri/SatlSUn, 215 St. An· """:-. 4• (ooten $10. Work tbla l714 . bea~teletlitofc.fWna. ETC. PltONE FOR lN! fin abed • Ye•r imd75'·1095 FO. & BROCHURE. drew. Rd, corner Clltr FINE FUl\N. & AN· Sl.H&0.631·27TI New 2 K.W. Yanm 11r f'rtoreap both ~u es FO. & BROCHURE. i\W'&fllee. 1 price only, 6'>2200 Dr NB TIQUES.~2200 westl elec. plant. $1~. een&Jal. Some llle aecyt' 845-2200 your choice S130teacb. Beaut yel. Lab pups, 5 ' ' · Exe Credenza all steel
• fllt.ln. S•lary com Free dellveey. Sate enda wks, $50. Gall Ryan, Sat/Sun. Hldeabed, beds, LUGGAGE TAGS 24~77x29, wnut, blk , ~~Riker Marine,
mensurate w/exp/ MUSICIOXIS March 8rd. Allo new & 979·5340 offc. 545·6996 **I BUY** rum/, appl., & decor. CromyourbUISlneascard. chmedblwallconst. sso 1...:..------·------
quallficatlon. (714 ,.1 0C.,S like new refrlg 'a, home. Good used Fumllure & ltems.~LaLuna, FV. Send one card for each M7-EOOS GRAV MARINE
49S-1980 Mn Kraft or -" freezen & ranges at ~ Appliances-OR I will Off Bushard btwn leg plus one spare. W• ENGi.NFS
MraKuJawa. Slot Machines, Nlckelo-the cost at South Coast Cocker Spaniel puppies, sellorSEIJ..for You. Warner&Slater. return permanently 1814 Selectric II 10/12, Used 162 ai·ai. Used 91,
-----'---'-----1 deon1, phonographs. Appliances, 537.2542 A.KC, butt & beautiful. MASTHS AUCTION sealed attractive tag & nearly nu. Dual heads, 112 &620 manifolds. Tom TB.La World '1 largest aelec· S17S. CdM, 759-9053 64...,616 & llJ.t625 UM, Sal/Sun only. 16341 slrap, meeting airline '650. 675-7150 anytime. Riker Marine. 5'8·3$6l
'Level headed &c cheerful ti on . -61 so g tr ls • K h ..,5 G .. , . C Underhill Lo, H B. M111· 1.0. reqUlremenu. Pre· II furniture, antiques . enmore wos er •'•J .,. Spnnger Spaniel!, AK cell Royal Elec typewriter, Co-plel"' .... l of blue can· ~=ctn~~'br:x'~!°:, American International· washer $99.9S. Gu&r&n· champ. llnea, Uver/whl, CASHP~ID aneous. v~!ttheft! F~r a never used due to death v;; for"'LA' PAZ 33, like
Mrs. Lee 644-1461 Im 1802 Kett.erlng; Jrvlne'. teed541>8672 7wk.s.abot8;646-7686 ::stdc~'su~~· Sat. 9·Spm. Sngl Bed, ~allpaper, ~·f~~l~~~ ~cf~Y84·~~.Wlll new$150. (l)lS'rowl.na
perlalSaviJlp &Loan. '754-1TI7. Open Wed . .Sat. AuctlOll 8015 Br l l tan y Sp an i e l , ' · Waaber/Dryer, & miac. "Day Glo" paper &c we _,. dory , $ 3 O O. ( 1 )
E.O.E. M/F/Hl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l••H••ru••-•uu••u AKC·male, trained for 7'Sola, filood cood. $12S. 2 ~~~ Dr. Hunt· will back " trim your c.opy machine, compact Fiberglasa dingy $250.
STEW ART ROTH ; PUBLIC FURNIWRE hWlllng & obed. A areat Naugahyde club chalni, tap. Or try two cards for light uaa8e. 1 yr new. 6'4·9554 or 673-TI27
Tow truck ddver, exp. ANTlQU~ hooSt: dog & Jove8 kida. like new. $80ea. 645-0244 Bay Sborea-antlques, backtobPaRclkC.ES.· Booklype. $450. 645·7221
prerpay +d. c:Oovmerm2!_Ybef11n.eTr1·to" American Oak t>ealers *AUCTION* INIJ.%110 Medit. Sty1e Table, 8 slde planta, clQlbea. mia,c. Sat S2 ea·or •1-... " 7SO E Dyer Rd. S A 9-L 2581 Vlat.a, Newport .. .., 3 Buslneu desk!t avail. loafs.~ f 040 A.C. Auto Serv., San Cl.. (al Newport FwY>. Tonlte 7:30 PM Pharaoh Hounds: puppies & 2 armchaln, $650. Call . 4/5lags $1.60ea. your choice $75. Call •••••••••••••••• .. •••••
49'l·380S 7510922 De I W I from champ. llne, avail. 6'S-6923. Color1VRCA XL-100 21" 6t9laga$1.SOea. Barbara540-3280 -;,;1~;-Di:j~~;:liiiiiii..iiii..,iiiii.iiiiiiil a era •come f East 842-4777 ':[ow Truck Drivers ex· or er. Moving: Almost new used 2 mo $325. Vacuum 10ormre$1 . .40ea. D .. . l t 1978 ESTATE &STOCK Old English AKC 1 yr 'dl.nette ou form. tp 4 cleaner Sears used 3 mo. Sales Tax Included ea.. top copier. x n • ~t~·T;~ng~81~1:>~~ ;=~~E LIQUIDATIONS ·obedience 'trnd °beaut'. llhr ca'pt. chrs, pd s.sOO. $9S. 114 873·8006 714 NOCARD" cond, Just r1gbl for a
Ave. NB 642·1252 Lovely bdrm sels, used & I coat. loving gentle pet. sl $275. Upbol. swivel chr 6'1-0100 Draw your own or send small orrc. Sl2.50. 1 week SEA RAY NOW OPEN new .dressers, che~ts. 754.958S.Ask for Calhy. & ottoman calm made Elec ltlln klng·az bead· name, address, phone & lrial.673-8511 TRAVB. AGENCY armo1res, bunk beds, & $12.5. S40-S742 brd 20 • 1 . we'll make one card per f'IGIOS & o..g.. 1090 30• Sport Asher
San Juan capls. Genera TO PUBLIC baby beds, dinette sets. A.KC Siberian llusk:y. 2 yr . • . ga aquanum. tag. Add 25< each. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Outrlggera·VHF r•dio Manngef: Im med. open china, bar & bar stools, ma I e. Obed i an c e Exquisite expensive Im· Brunswick pool table Send check or money or· Gulbranaen Rialto • 2 Bait lank·deplh aounder ing. 3.5 Yrs min exper OPEN7 DAYS soru & occasiona!Pchrs trained 847~ ported Damab lJv. rm. $950. Games. carpet, derto· b. and Much more
Contact Tom,838-9242. A WEEK 9~. recUners rockers colo~ . dozen pc:s all·separately. clothing, phonograph & PILOT PRIMTIMG ~one ~.:St.11.1 yr 0-ao.t. I o.ly!!
s.tdown £-"-...... Ltd & blk & while 'TV •11 Free to You 1045 831·7117 misc. 2536 Greenbrier P 0 Bo ,. •----'Y-· ------·nw-""• . Ln c M <..lft IW!Aft • • JC 1560 s,ec·1a1 Pri-... w~ Wm'.a......-s•s I 5292 lolM Chica I I t ••••••••••••••••••• •••• • · · ,............., Costa Mesa ea ........., HAMMOND C3 -llllTil'nl ~ "' amps, P c ures. Lo able .. yr old fema'e Full size Bed, sell $40. or , . ,,_ w!L""c UE Must be people oriented. H.a.. C714tlt3-750t ESTATE ITEMS: Lg of· v • " trade tor firm TWtn. Call Sat. only. Rain or shine. .. .. _. · $38 950 $4 hr. Vac, side days, in'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! f I c e d e s k , I i l e , cat, spayed, shols, box aft. s wkd 5 548-7521 Antiques, bl trees, 2 ant. Tbermador ~ xu 11taln· $1585or Beat Offer • • ,,___,,. ·r bookshelves, complete trained. Good borne Y • ""'-~-.mucbmore.21702 less eleclr1c table top •536--4263• HARRISON'S -s_ur_~_ .... _.ts_.644_·_54_04 _ _,6th Annual Antique show <>AA'""" UJ....,,.. L lddl •35 set or law books, apt ~.,,....,, Sofa & loveaeal $100. I m pa I a L n . O r f ~ w gr e • · SIA 14 y
--------• & sale, Mar. 3rd, 4th & stov&o& wringer washer. To good home. pet Alplne Ste.r eo $100 .. Ch In a Busbard/Harrultoo, HB Ii;~~ .~~'!i].~~=~~ Co H NB ~~c!!~!~s ~~ ~.6&p~~t~-:~:~ PLUSLOTSOFMlSC. goat, trained, neutered. ~~et$1~oosU~~~tt.e, 6 Hones 8060 Twotwiobds,frame.box cash.673-4l860 3101 6J:~z5l'7 · ·
O"T 21/Days/Nights Beach Museum of Art, SA VE SA VE SAVE &&s-5409 afl 3 . • ....................... springs, maltress comp L2f'-Goods 8094
I l P 3111 Cliff Dr Adm suo We honor BoLA. MC, i Boysbdnnaet,6j)CS xlnt Horses bo rded ll"hted USea.ch.963-4835 ....--., ---------App1y n erson ... :_ d . dis . . , Ca sh1'er's Checks •· P'rlendty Malamute m x, _ .. *""" Yell 6: f a • '"' ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• P-ftYan ...,, full._.._ _ _, After3PM w/u.,,.a .25c count. "' 9mo'sfem blk /wbl ......... _,.,. ow so• arena pvt tack Backs ll w l A · -· -. 1&UN.&1v. CAS H. No person al • • S1!iO C.lleves 552-0616 'ails (ull • $7 a a er quarium, Sldboots,allsizes.Nancy fully equipped. MUST TM Ancient Mariiter I QUIT checks PLEASE! Food 548•573.5 • ' • :yl~ ~lgMe. S. beaul. 26 .&al. New 540·1066 days, 644~ SELL! 213/'31~ 2607W.CoastHwy.N8 A!terlOyrsbecauaeorJI· available. Items subject T G She 4 ld Queen·n mattress. box · • w/e\•erytb1ng. $125. eves. ---------1 lness. Drasuc reduction, to presale. fa:'ma~~~ n eicis io°v~ng spring, frame $150. 9. SHARERORSP: 642.5449 ---------'73 25' Bellboy, F/B,
Waitrftwswanhd lot.sbelow cost ,lpieceor MASTHSAUCTION home.960-l042 drwr wbt dresser $35. Exper. rider to shr ex· MOVIMGOMIOAT K2 skis w /Marke r · galley, bead, 22S OMC enUre lot. Dealer's wel 2075"'!1NewportBlvdCM 8othxlnlcond.640-72AS pense of Appy mare. • .. ~ d .....,., Rotomal binding~. eng,mustseU.837-0750 Food & cocktails! Derby ome. Sale starts Moo, 833-962.s 646-8686 Hnd.sm dog 2 yr old, xlnt $501 m o. Car 01 y n . Leau ... .-top tsk -· ;>pauldingskls w/Tyroha •
Reslaurant, 1262 S.E. March . Gina Bardon An· w/children, gd house Cstm couches. chairs. ~ Teu roll-top desk $475; bindtnga. Make offer. 20 Mako, late '78, Herc
Dnstol, Costa Mesa. N llques, formerly The manners 586-8392 washer/dryer. Call after conference desk $150 ; 962.-n 175 OB, 100 hn, fast.
phooecalls'! Bizarre Antiques. 225 El · 5 or wlmda. 961-874-4 or J.wWy 8070 Highboy $150 ; 2 nlte VHF radio, outriggers,
camino Real, Tustin. lkycJ.I 1020 Young fem dog, t rained, M2·115e ••••••••••••••••••••••• standa SSO; bean~ b•g SKJ BOOTS, Lange lOlh stereo, full canvas. bot·
Waitress. Apply in ~rso Anti B be h . ••••••••••••••••••••••• great w/children, can't WA.....,.ED chaJr $10; green couch w. 5 buckle new cond. tom paint, lrtr, full rtg
Sid's Blue Beet, 107 2ls ..-oJ~~ & a~rc'e1~1n~1~~j NEW & USED BIKES keep 2 doga already. Antique sofa & chalr, "I $20; gold couch $130; $40. 548-7147 forotrahore hah, 3 propt..
Pl,NBart3pm. li.hupes & sizes. Rerond.Buy.sell.trade. 847·7378 good642~~tioo. TOP CASH DOLLAR marbletopcofreeta.ble& TV,llodlo, nu '78 batteey, recent
w ait res s for pi zz 111994.2992 Cycle & Co. 2A88 Newport ~ 5'1tl IOSO PA I D F 0 R Y 0 U R lamp table $1.SO set, ball tlFI Steno IOH tune, $9500/olfeP. P .P . r~taur.u1t. Call 548· Blvd.C M. 642·7910 115 ,... Orn ale wrougbl iron JEWELRY.· WATCHES. cheat $20; la01ps: patio • eves,675-48M . 1911 Owl Slot Machine, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ART OBJECTS. GOLD. chair awtna 135; Maytag ••••••••••••••••••••••• NBarea. nickel works. Sl .000 or lullclftgMaterialsl025 5~Hl.longcuslompadded headboard. For double SILVER SE RVICE. washer & dryer $175 ' 25" RCA Color TV. 1 yr. loah.a..t t
WATCHMAKER best olr. One 1909 Seth ....................... portable bar w ith bed SlOO. 835·3252• FINE FURN & AN· refriaerator s.:>o: Brltan: warranty $148 . For C1l•ter 90$0
To a ss ist en g a nee 'Ibomas Clock, $200, call Various suea or windows, multiplex t1mer, 8 tra.clc 6T.M293 TIQUES. ~2200 \ mca encyclopedia SCO ; ser vice also 642·5340 •• ., .............. •-••.
w/development of de aft 5PM 646·9203 Mr. frames&screena ~durntable-all are bwlt· Hatcllcover L shaped wet belt massager. $30 · C.M. Sell C1Uif. boal m•m·
hcate precise 1nstrume.n AUS'lln ' ~ · =1ht'1~':,~~~~ bar w/S stools ortc $3500. Diamond approx 21h ~; bookcase $3.5; picoJc ta: L/N Ampex 1150 tape benbip in Newport Bcb •
taUon for oil field. G Semng contents of am\ Sell ldJe Items 642-56'7B Sharp! S81-74.(S. make ofr 67S·312l or :f~a:~~e"r:; lat! ble SlO; Magnovo-x color deck . w/wnut base sso. for 60% off-, Calif. Boal
'4 o rk1n g conds, c est.ale, much oak furn.. 631-0388. model Cadillac or H., consoleSlOO; Component 557~ C!ub, D)'a. i7~·1Ull , benefits &top pay. EOE. baby cradle (100 yrs If stereo system ; round la· N1tes: 675-1337
Scwntific Dnllini;( old>. old coin counter & $111( & ffN HU«)R Fur o 1 tu r e• French ~~-~9971Y -~~:11t1e. Dr ble. work ~nch: mir · 2 colored TV's. Both less loah. Sall
Controls, ="lewport Bch much nusc. PP. 962·1961 Provincial all new. mw.l ""'"""'" """ rors, clothing display lhan 1 yr old. Sony, 21 ••••••••••••••••••!~~~
Phone557·90!>4 IOIO CS l 0 RTE I 0 0 W N R 0 S P E RT s ell, going overseas ......... I 8078 racks; Kawasaki. 400; Trinllron $385. Sanyo FUJI y.a. .... .a.1.1.a. .a.--a&ances Sacr ifice 751·3082 ....,.a ury 1 1 t Bolh _,, d ~"' A!>k Cor Ron Lallie ..,.,.... H T S E I G H 8 0 I A E N E I R A A H .,.,.. ... ..,, • ••••• •• •••••••• •••••. •• ma Y o 1 Pa n I n & s . $250. penect con . • ---------1;.·,nn;;.··sA·M·rcrio 8 H E 0 c R R l w u " y l c H t l T 0 ....... .-Lathe LeBlond 14"x24 ", 6'-00l7; 494..tl.26 873-400'l DEAL.stS
WENDY'S HOTPOlNT SALE. 3308 T 0 A 8 l W 0 E L 0 B R E P Y H V E S 8' GrffO Sofa ~ Cbair Sl,800. LeBlond t7"xJO" ute\.ime TifTaay's Disco Yacht Brokeraae
Old Fashlott w •• bo ... a. Ste S2S s c 1 b <-ial Sale! UsUnes Wanted! W. amer nr ar r, AT AN I EA Mo 6 E z s R R J u G l ..-. reo . 2.000. o c ealer Membership. Will sell lB~Color TV ... ..,... 25,, Souttawesteta H~ SanlaAna.979-29'21 8 W LT MT T F y URL EA C QIU A CaU67s.114lan)'tlme 11"xS8" $4.ooo. lnt'I below current cost. can ....,., Y-..... tr.~ Now hiring sm llin CASH PAID Mat'h Wholesalers l213l 673-7349aft5pm. Color 1V Sl8S. 11" Color -_. faces. Days. Part 0 k 0 H I X IC A C Q 0 A N l P I H N W I 42" octagon c•me table & 961-XM TV $150. All Wright TV :!elGNewport Blvd.
F/time. Applications be ~='::;.=~rig R £UP ll l W ST P 0 RP 8 MS HR W 4 .. ~,lack1 nauc1dab ylndel I New.Nortutelxcbi.Da, fl st 646-1786 843 N. 19th St. Newport Beach
lng accepted betwn hr·~---,;;:.______ [ l s T c w [ w s O T R Q s I o M IC E c._.rs, yr o • 1 Mh cal B , .. 010 for 12 $175. D gautove CM (714) 673-9211
o1 a.c~ oond, $375. '97·1312 ···-·-·······~····· sas. ~ .. .... m. Dtshwuber. WbiteSur's E D B E T L T T F A R C A Q M Y C P 8 .. ? Dolwrder 4-trk tape dee ... 14' Hobie, gd coad w/trtr, __ 2640_5_._B_ri_s_to_l_. S_A _ _. 4 cycle goodoperaUonlng s L I c R R t F o o N c y p A E u o T Game Thi: 4' octagon. 1 Tennis membership Dtn'a rm 1et. Washer & Ukenew. SJ:sOor beat of· new Jib sallt.o mate 1ou
Women wanted full lim
for housecleaning. 0
transportation. 548·0757 .
ccodMS.642·9145 p I 8 U MC U IC J MIR 0 MU HIN C 1 E a.Jass top on decorative avail. Mesa Verde Coun· dryer, Beds, Cbalra, rer.548-mOevs-/wknds. the fastest around. '850.
CC 8 IC~ 8 AU J A IC Al SR AH P ~~ii:o~v~t'! tryClub.5S2-4llO ~~-~or lolh&M.iae _646-___ 5696 ______ _ 16 mo old, 21 cu. ft., S.SSO.
Hotpolnt Retrtg, $275.
Word Procnsor Elec range & oven. $60.
A S I H E R L B S I 8 S B U T A R S P C a n I s t er V a c u u m ........... Hobie 1Ul2TS.
R H T y c A T H f M Q S E l R U B T A cloner W/all atlac h· 1129.1115, Frame. pedestal. WHIB.CHAIR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Muatsellcall Bob
Typist. 11ecretaey. Stron ... _494-__ 989_1 _____ _
SH & typing req 'd. Appl Whirlpool 19 cu fl side by
in person to Mr. Fuentes aide ref rig under warr.
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Robert Bein, Willia Wht. S.WO/ofr. 8J3.014S. Puns Sittre Slapstick ~
Prost & Assoc. 1401 Quai St. Npt 8cb. Washer. Dryer, Dis · Wft Parody Buffoonery M IJ
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YACHT SALESPERSON tor $75 ea. Portable eltt
IF'Of\1 M1•1cry Burlesque e
Farce Slrca111 Hyperbole
Exp. not necessary dryer ~. Color TV $125. T '*""*: Knute Rockntt
631-5650 646-5848
Coming In March
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m iscellaneous mlxt~re, a hodgepodge. •
Piiot Potpourri la our way of obMrvlng
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK
by extending savings of up to 50 percent.
lt'a a good time to cl••n out end 9PJUC9 up.
MAR. 22 (Wed.) tttru MAR. 25 (Sat.>
• Have a GARAGE SALEI
• Sell your extra PLANTS & QAEENEAYI
• Ge your neighbors together a have
your own SWAP MEET! t I
Adi 111• Hmlted to mlecelleneou• merch•ndl" for tlte only! I (No RHI
E1tate) Write 1 WOid •Kh apace, mlnlm4Hn..,. M 19 3 U11e1.
THERE IS PLENTY OF T'ME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER I ! I
FIU f n th• Handy order blank below -DO IT TODAY I I t I
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ment.s m. 30 ynia lite ~ter. matt. Uner and Cheap•N2·3007 o • .,.. 9010 95$-1097
gold plush cpl $1.SO yd. fill lcit. F1oat'N Dream •••••••••••••••••••••••
All above aUgbUy used. Waterbeds. 21164 Beach DOG CRATE, In xlnl YACHT SALESPERSON 73 ~J•• .
Must sell lmmed. ll30 Blvd. HB.Jllll0::3202 rood. 32"x2l "x24 "• S30. Exp. oot necessary Like nu Dix custom
Port Klmberly Pl, NB 559-1519 83J.S6SO inter, 7' he ina ln
,._ ~......_ 1055 w 11 · White salon, diesel aulll, auto -• -ur tz.er Antique Sabol 8' rowing dinghy pilot, dingy, furl jib, ex-•••••••••••••••_•~•••••• f l"TORY DIRECT piano. $150, elec dryr. with oars lUO Sa -500 PP ~ PUIUC AUC'TIOM NI $20, Keefe &c Merritt gas -iss.gJ87 ~~)531~· · • • .,
MANY FINE ITEMS OF Hlde-a.beda Sl65. Twln stove, MO, aU good cood. ---------..---------
ESTATE JEWELRY. mattress & box1prinas 646-lOM 9'SKIFF,cooldsall,$150. Udo 14, M021, like HW,
ART OBJECTS, AN· S49.9S. Fl&ll matueases & MftallmMout 3.S Seara motor, xlnt full racing gear, dolly.
'nQUES. FINE FURN.. bouprlnp SSS. W.ted 8011 cood. S75. 548-2826 $17SO. 64>1!70orM2-5380
ETC. PHONE FOR fN · I & J Mutts eu ....................... loah. M.W •NEW HUNTER 2S
FO. " BROCHURE. 1381. lstSt. SA "k.hf.ArwtS.W E,ip ... tOlO SaiJawayw/mtrSlOJm ~ '" 547·5636 CiM-9891 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sllp•vaJl. llariner 1---------1--------•IMmlcd :.>HP Evinrude O/B. Will Yacbt.a675-U83 Oara1e "Movina Sale. Tiftlny's Club Mem· lmfr-llh 1013 trade for smaller motor OOLUllBJA ts. GB.EAT
Sal/Sun. Alm~· benhip $250. Newport ..... •••••••••••••••••• «makeolfer .• e62#72 DAY SAILER, 08, =d '':tlques and Beacb.(;Alll.12-6209 Fender Kuslc muter, Trade your old atulf for Ugbta, re1. trlr, com· Iota~. s-to .00. 900 Klrror &'JC.SW $.1'0. Phony neww/caae. '"°· new 1oodiea with a pua. llttinc~etc..
Sea Lane (The Shores) Tuna, xlnt cond $35. '93-SlTI Classlfledad.842·56'78 Sl87S.673-1195.
ApC.U.CdM.Pb~568S M4-1ZS3 Mtos.Hew t800 Alllol.M•w tlOO Ailtos.Hew tlOO
AMl-PoolT...._ 7' •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .......
~Gara&•2SfamWa 1175•754-1842 1 AND NEW diUomacbaddlb1mach, ---------.• B chairs. clotblna. housewares, aml appll Doubkt1araiedoor,
mhc. Sat 9·" 1811 scs.
Pe1uus St. S .Ana 673-4735
Hellbla.<S.A.A8r\stol) 70 yda brown sbag cp 1978 DATSUN Moriq ouJ • Near new $2.SO yd. Caloric 1as
couch $150 . Office chairs j oven, bltn. $25. BB new GO ea. Nettle Creek Oriental type $25.
king spread ~t $200. _S57_..8f7_o ____ -1
Table lampt, pair like Radio Controlled Car. S6fH new S20: eadi. Large XJnt cond, jusl tuned.
framed piclul'e8 '8 to $15. $118. Ph 557-9670 Tim ~-m:'t"P."t-C..._,_..-.i._~~~ =·~11:;· UUprl;;;;gbMt&treer.e=;jr siiiCoo;)..-111*1~ Mo.
Dlilble, dodM9 •turn. All .Bunk'5'7~00.
iD wry t09Cl cond. ca1b --------4• 1978 Datsun 8210 2 Door-This car Is fuity eQUll>C*f lnctudlno undellelll.
oo1.y: elS2 Gkm Dr. H.B. lb" 4 Kini Tut Ucketa spedal_detall. body aide 1J10ldlng1 & radio. -38 .month open •lld lffse. Ex.ad
AcrmlfromGold•W•t for March 15 al lOAM. I-••gee month pl t Vehld val S35~9S Pay Colle1e, &a&. OnlY Will trade _ for lhe la lease ~t ,. ..,, · per ua -. • ue -· • 'WMlr:a or Aprll or May. only •143.84 ldvance pa.ymems to tlk• dellV9fY Of\ approved ctedit. Total of
lb1inf a a .. oup Sale. A After IPK ~ leue pl'JTNnt -12868.24. Option prtoe It end of IMM -11939.11, :u~:e~~~-::Amana ___ Ra_d_ar_X_ang-•• -.1· ~(3;,:8.;.;60:;.;.1;,:9).;.. __ l __ ,_S __ U_. -N~--.. -1-1-,--1--,-D~~-
Sun; JIM Jlaple Ave., )'1'I old, like Dt1f $150. DA •. ' c.J4. FarberWare broller
w /rotisserie $25. Munsey
touter &c btoller oven
$25. Country cooker, ...-~-bar-bequet-$25-. .• IHE FUEL-INJECTED FAMILY CAR
WITH JHE l!ERFORMANCE OF
-~ft61NE·--
THE 810 FEATURES:
• 'WA.Y. AIUUSTAILIHIVll.~ su.:r_. __ -::::::::11 . "...,..~,,
•------------•• • POWll ~ • AM-IM S19tl0 MULTlftlX IAIMO
• TMI 6 CYL fUIL IUIC'9 IMelMI •
• PUIS MUCH; MUCH MOllftt
.... . ....
I
.... W • t061 Motor HofnH. SA*/ 4 Wheel Drin1 9650 Tnds '560 AMlot W..e.d 9HO Frtday. March 3. 1978 DAIL y PILOT PA I Auto•. hnported ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a....t/Sta.r..,. f 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lido 1' STSO. Swlllab 13. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jeep 197S CJS, V-8. lo ml, '72 Dodge h ton V-8. N\I
b
&111S.ull 21' Sloop $3:50. Ski Bl • Iota ol ext.ras. Xlnt run· pnl, maas. Xlnt cond. WE BUY IMW t712 Avtos, h1tported Alltot,l•,.,W ....._ .. part.cl • ....................... ..........•.....••••.•• ....................... ..••••.•............... ' ~ ............ !~! ~ ........... !?.~~ ~ ............ !?.~~ l 115. 658-183US2-3880 nana cood. CaU. evs, Asking $2200. 631·3073 CLIAH CA.«S
14' BLUE JAY. Eut 7M.Ql89 Ford Ranc hero 1mall &ftUCKS
Coast Claulc. Main sail Dodge '11 Ramcharger tru~k. $550. or best. 'ell Dataun. ad tra.na car. ·rr XKE. Mu.st sell $4195. ~
& worldq Jib. All ad • PRtcHuT~ • 7M mi, so,ooo warr, 6249tX. Call 6S7-097S to CONNELL 1976DATSUM $500. 833-1414 or~. AS •
21022+2 842·7Z!8 rn-tm --JS.;;..;•..;..sc.;;.1.!115....;,_' -----cond. Movin&. muatseU. ~'" Loaded. Must see. aee. S»-4679 al\4 Jtm. MW Maty 493-~ · •---------•
.... 77 CM~ C...-0 CHEVROLET
Sabot Gear, laminated GYPSY : USED C lk 2828Harbor Blvd.
ma bog. Ti 11 er 4x4 Auto. trans., air condi· COSTA MESA
1978 BMW's
HERE NOW!
Lo ad e ~ inc 1 u din & '73 240Z. Air AM·FM, nu '7S .Ja1uar Xll2. Xlnt
automalic, AM /FM. ah' Plrelll radlel1, ma11, cond.. New trana, brakes
cond.. bumper guards, clean. $41§. 493-3008 lstins". $7,000. 494-8917 arm re8t .k with less than•---------1---:....:...-----
20,SOO mlles. Jn excellent 1976DATSUM W.-Gtlla 9735 Leaboard$SO.Usedonce. 6'1"H•-•••'" Y""LUI tJ · t rin Mast$20.6'2·2917. Het._.., "" nruna, powers ee a. 546-1200 197S INTERNATIONAL power disc. brakee, ---------I loah. Sllp1 / • 1-% .,... SCOUT <SUt#P899). Off Powe r w l n do w a , ' · COMPUTE
IODYSHO,
HOWOPEH
condition tbruout ! 710WAGOM ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
<U7PUX ). utomaUc, air cond .. 19'14 Conv., 30K ml, like
Docb 9070 • Dol,W. . road tires & wheels. whitewall tires, tinted AMtoe. llftpotied ••••••••••••••••••••••• • s...-. • siw..a... Really nice & clean 4x4. glass, AM/FM cassette. • ........ ••••••••••••••
NEED SLIP ror new 35, ToyetoTl"Kka $1999 Only 14,000 milea ! G .... ,.. 9701
sailboat. Mr White ,_ 1974 JEEP WAGONEER Stk1Ul&70. Like new. ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••
675·1393 H11it,wrhn {Stk #P892) Custom, NewC&r iSa~e;ln. '61YoniaMinorConvert. ..__._ c-.. ._ auto, air, roof rack, V8. 6 .Clean, runs good. $1200.
-... .....-• Immaculate! 4N-7262,661·1680
Sid . 9080 $4499 Alfa .... ~:J •••••••,•• .. ••,•••• •• •• l.975 FORD % TON 4.x4, IOAT SLIPS VS, auto trans, power
& IOATS . st.eerina. <Stk#P832> 1lllJJ~B£ACH8LV:J
liUNTINGTOtJ tH AU~ Avail at beauutul Lake 75 _vogue 29' fully $5995 Perris Marilla, for re· eqwpped w /xtras, 23,000 l 9 7 4 J E E P C J • S __;;;;;;=~_.;._~=...;_-=.
servatlons call Don · ml, S23,SOO. 957-0727 or (StktP830) V8'. soft top, '7S Toyota Long Bed, 4
Moore (714) 657--4115 646-3648 auto trans .. mags. spd, new F70 tires &
11~1 7781 ~.io OU~
76 Pace Arrow 171fi'. Lo $4195 shocks. cmpr shell,
Trcmsportatioft nu. Rear bath. Loaded. 197 S CHER 0 KEE xtras. super buy. 546-0318
••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-7649 <Stk11P8lli) V8, power -r-steering, auto trans., '56 GM C8' F1atbe4 ~~ ... Sal• • mags. Sl600or Best leitt · 9 I 2 1974 Pace Arrow. $6,950 or S"-7a 5 642.5103 alts
9705
·····~················· *ALFA IOMIO ..it
"1'8Splden are here!
A few 'T11 left at factory
reduced prices. Lease
dealer direct.
IEACH IMPORTS
848 DOVE STREET
(Near Mac.Arthur Blvd.
&Jamboree Road).
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
••••••••••••••••••••••• trade. Call ~-8711 or .... ,75 GMC Camper van, 642·7910. 1975 CHEV BLAZER '7lOievy 1~T.P.U.,6.cyl. '73Berlloa,ztntcond,re·
loaded, xlnt condition l973 Dodge Motor Home. CHEYENNE (Stklf P812 > stick, Looks like 1 yr old, cently reblt eng, $2900 or
$1995. 491-17S9, or 26'. xtra sharp. Cully VS.auto\rans. $1800.$46-2222 olfer.493-7484
498-1497 aCler6. equip'd. Sll,500. Call aft 1974 RAS~~9:ARG ER '73 Mazda P.U~/piston ~•••-••••••••!?.~~
'67 WOODLIN ED 8' full 5· 646-9203 Mr. Austin <Stk# PS24) VS, ~uto eng, Six Pac camper
cab o ~er ca~ Per . Avail. now for Easter Wk, trans, power steering, shell. R/H, air. Top cond,
Chem 1c_a1 to 1 I et & spring & summer vaca· air cond .. tape deck. $1995. ~28SS
camper Jacks. Sip~ 5. tion & wknds. 22' deluxe $4999 ~.or best orr. <.:all : motor hme, fully slf· 1977 CHEV 12 TON Vans 9570 ~00aft6PM cont.. very reasonable (Stk~83l > V8, power •••••••••••••••••••••••
MoforiHCI llkff 9140 rates. sips 4·6. Call Gin· steering, 4 speed, Rally '72 Dodge Maxi-van, fully •••••~••••••••••••••••• nie 644-7099 or Don wheels. equipped, new seats & 644 6643 $6999 tires. xlnt cond. call '76 Puch Maxi moped, ·
yellow, 380 mi, xlnl cond. Trailers, Trcn.-9170 1975 DODGE 'Y• TON ~~~~~3~~~wtwn S·7
1975 AUDI FOX
Automatic, sunroof, new
ti.res, v~ry tow miles & In
immaculate condition!
C283NPZ).c,
OHtYSJffS
MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS -. .
8JI 11-llJ 49~ I 104
OHL Y SI 171 /FM stereo tape, roof new, $4900. Xtra equip. r a e k . radial ti .res. _4&7_·.._l.336 ______ _
EXCELUHT
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
SB.ICTIOH OF 284SHARBOR BLVD •
IMW RESALES 540.641O540.021 l
We may have your next Call
~~:~inventory. Call HIWPORT DATSUM
lll·2040 495-4949 for I.he best buy in a new ----------1 or used Oat.sun!
(342RVZ>.
OMLYS3195
Plus Tu..&Llcense
Several otb r •mall cars
to choose from. ·
Nabers
AUTOCBCTIR
WAMTID TO IUY
Quality used B~hYs.
Div. ol Naben CadUJec ' 83J.130J 1421 IAICB ST. --__..;..---=----• ACROSS.f'ROM PEDCO
ROY CARVER IMW
1540Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640-6444
CREVIER
&I ST aHOADWA'r
SAMTA AMA
835·3171
THI Ul.1Not4T1 OfllVIHO MAC:MOll
TM711Jt.reHen
AU models &colors.
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Dei¥try Today!
La.st chance for fantaatic
savin&a oo all remai.nlo&
'Tl modela in stock.
COSTA MESA
OATSUM
2845 HARBOR BLVD.
54CM4 I 0 540.0Z t 3
COSTAMISA
540.9109
1976DATSUN
FIOCOU,E
With front wheel drive, S
speed lrana .• AM/FM
radio & is extra, extra
clean. (006900. A real
value at
OMLY$3195
'73 Karmann Ghia, 34K
mi, lmmac., radials,
auto. $3750/ort..er.
7S2·1175 dya. 752·2736
evee.
'68 Karmann Ghia parts.
Froot end collision torce.s
dlamanUint. New slotted
r1m1, steel belted radlal1. Jlake offers.
1162#72
9737 .......................
1977LOTUS SNIMT
Complete with air cond .•
S spHd, stereo & pwr.
windowl. Hu low miles.
~PT>. -lf72LOTUS
IUAOPA
In Immaculate conditioo
wltb AM/FM stereo,
pwr. wlndowa & very,
very low miles. 852G c
Ml\\ll.IN .tlf JO IM P0flf) . ... ~ ...
H11 174£1 4 ?5 110 4
•USEDIMW1•
"13 Bavaria 4 spd 494.J FS
'13 2002 4spd 369 K 8 V
"14 2002 Auto. S98LPO
'752002ASer.2236 Flat 9725 Mmd.
"16S30lA Alloys 452PQN 11 .. IW!...W!ft~P.Wll'P.IWNI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9731
$1()().962·1546 ••••••••••••••••••••••• {Stk.#P834) VS, 4 speed,
New Batave Moped Black 31' Airstream 1970 model. power steering, rally
Low Mileage $375 Call Good condttion. By BP· wheeCOPls.r.i .a.~ JEEP
"7620024.spd $/,R.226PQD 1976 AATXI 9, •••••••• .. ••••••.•.••••••
'75 van w/bubble lop, '72 lOOLS. aulo, 4-dr 'TI320iAS/R 177RSK Wllh stereo cusette ~
clean, sips 4, 54900. sedan. Clean. Ve,ry 1d1 -~CloMd~~~O..~~-~~~~G'l!JS~~~~~~~~~~~I only 19,000 mllea. miracle
mazda 968-a!63 · pointment $6,900. Call ~., 761·542.0or 973-160611127 cond. Sl950. ~5346 1-(887Pn>.
'EB F'ord Chauteau Van. •t...AU 9712 ,._,, 9715 '72 Datsun 1200, Xlnt SADDU:IAQC Motorc IH 646--6096 After 4 PM 200 I E. I st S.A.
'Sc~ t 9150 Auto Senlu, Parts 558-8000 Se t.s I k Q _,,,, _........ cond, DU clutcll & palot, v••. ~ ·~-s 3 • auxt ary tan · .,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• $1700 or best offer. -• _....,."' 2150 H•mrL-..._~
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ir Ac~" 94qo t--L-9560 ....................... ,,.... ~!.k~11mmac. $2100. "12 Capri. 4 spd. 4 cyl, 1168-4lOIJam. 831·204049~949 ~ .......... ~· ood h ""'""' c.... ..... 645-5700 boo. ~7~~:: sell. '13 Datsun PU. Good 197SFIAT 124 SUZUKI RM 370MX ·Less VW parts, all kinds, low •••••••••••••••••••••••
than 5 hrs runrung tam~. price;. '63 Intern 'I PU. Short box. '76 Ford Van~ ton, P IS,
PI B. auto trans. custom
ant. xlnl cood. $4900
673-3205 ail 4: 30PM
--------1 cond.Speclal wbl.s. $2350. CONVERTllU Mazda RX4 Wgn. wpd.
CLEAN • "73 2000 A/C 213/.,....9610 air, -. sou.od & CB, Including 1 set of tie g!}.t.!W).S wht spoke whls. lrg knob
downs, a ramp & a bike . bies. 4-cyl eng. orr.
. . """' s s......t. stereo tape & ln vr-~ sunroo!. nu steel belted ~ electronic ignitlon,
stand. $850. Call all 4.PM 68 Karmann Glua parts. ~183or7S4-0146 radials. $2100. ~9745 1973 240Z. aulo. A/C, very good condition. owned by car nut, very
mags, $3900. 963-6521 {S:SlNCA>. aood cond. $2050. 4!K-5060 751-3474 . Front end collision forces ---------'S7 Chev v, T. panel. Al
c:tismantling. New slotted i4 Chevy P.U. 'l, ton. 4· body. etc. eng work wk. rims . steel belted whl. shell. rebll eng. un-$500firm.S48-39'1S
'Tl Capri 4 spd, 6 cyl .. Like afters PM OHL Y $469 5 dys, 494-8986eves. IMWRISALES new. 6..200 mllea. Wmty. Otherstochoosefrom 77 Suzuki GS750, foll
dress, inclds warranty,
$2295/bsl of.r. 642.0561 radials. Make ofCers. lmtd xtras. $4500. $4375. 7~1206 '74 •z. Xlnt oond. Air, BANKREPO MI S~.ON VIEJO IM PORH
___ 7_2_C_APR1----1 oetape.w tlrestuned' maengsg, ~Mtr1aF14s m4 l4uda RX4. ' dr, ' . ' . -
'IWo 'TI Suzuki 250 En·
duroe. $950 ea or best of.
962..s972 493-3311 ~~---~~--BRA.._.D ..... EW 19n 1.ocs
" " . 4 s-..i with sunroof. '74 LUV, Custom Mags, 1978 CHEVY ~" ,.. n · sp,very clean, Call Bank 4 spd., factory air cond., Lo mi. great deal! $<Mi00. otNewport,645-3330. Ask
• ¥ •
8311148 49~1704
fer. 642·0463
tors• V8, AM/F'M cassette, Call644·5464. sUdingaunroof. <t11862) ---------t'72 Spyder. Map & nu for Mr. St.ogadill or Mr. OHL y S239t 73 D..._ 1200 radials. Runs grt, ctn lnt. _Franks __ . ____ _
GT Spoiler Shell. Must <261M~j4 2002
• sell. 54().8955 1f2 TON VAN 4 speed, air cond. &
'77 1-~0ND~. CRt25. ~us Classics 9520 Mazda Rotary Pickup.1---------1 8 t ere 0 cassette . ~~~e:°:1:i~.'°~~;~·';fb ;;·~~~;~·;;,;;,·:;~; ~~r:s.g~c~on,~~ ~~i~t $119 98 (763Mf,~f3.0S. Two door, 4 a..,..ed, very S!700/bSt. 494-3422 '74 Wagon, gold, Jdnt
sbarpcar. (#11S66) He.do 9727 cond., nu tires, stereo
964· l 406 miles. beaut. cond. $1500. sale $2700. 675--3615 Automa\.ic. air cood. & ~ ONLY $1195 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FM, tape. Babied, tr an-
lnmd Mew •77· ~~c11~l sooo. Best '73 Honda C84SO, stock. 752-2384 1970 El Camino. Auto, aunroof. (388KLF).
. xlnt $SOO. •47 Ford coupe. power steering, VS, new • 1974 3.0Cso
Tom 846--0707 Onginal. Pvt Prty radial tires, aluminum Plus Tax Automatic, sunroof & y mag.s, rear air shocks. 39 moo th open end lease. le at he r i n l e r l o r . 1sess a•~anhatoMOQ<Hh ... hsoccke. 673-2811 or64&-7131 camper shell. AM/FM Total down·$:&U6; cap (4881.NT).
I 88J· 8! llCH BL VO
HIJ~;TINGTON 9r A('"H •11: r .,., '>JO 0.u i
00 boots '" 10 ~Roe• slereo, 8 lrk. $2500. cost·$5'97.00; Buy 1976530la
new. · M6-76Sl Rodi • 9540 5ellS4 back·S3:500.00; tot.al pay-4 speed wlU. aunroor . .,..._ 9720
~
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H:J N Tl ~ICTQ•; BEACH
8-l/ r·~· .. ~~ o-~4< • 7 8 H o n d a 5 5 o C c -••••••••••••••••••••• ._. ,....__ PU Ion bed m e n t s p l u s c"'n•u D> -..... " = I&. ~vy I ~ . .I.WV• ....................... , ________ _
• W/Kerker exhaust & '&JAM.X, 390eng. Hvydty heavy duty '...., Ton • llcense-$4679.22 plus tax; &{.!_automatic to . *DRIVE ..a. * Harley Rear rim. Call clutch. Good cond. ~Int Speed. 350 • vs. $2s0o. on approved credit. ,.,._ • 1a ,,_
551-4493 appreclal1on potential. 548_1154 days; SS7-4.30S With power brakes, aux-l-977 l20I * LrnLL. *
......_.__ ... ~ .r....t.... • Ori". owner. Sl~OO. ev-. allary seat. power steer· ..... --Uc s•-.... -•-_.._...._... -.. ""' I .. 350 vs. H D """cond.. ......... c-·~)--au SAVE A LOT 111__... ..... w 9160 ~9018 • n.,. • . . .,._,-.A """" -~ 72 c ri Gd d radiator, chrome bum· 9 OI
BARWIC K OA TSUN
••••••••••••••••••••••• 4WMetDrf•H 9550 ou er. con . --rs "trill, "'landard I 7712 SHOParCOMPARE must sill. $1100. Call r-.. " ..--e n-ts Rent a 1977 Excullve ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-509'7"' Urea. (112:i88). • s..--. ..-aro sea .
Molorhome or Mini· COSTA MESA CO ......... ELL stereo cuaette "map. motorbome from Herb '13 -Ford Courier, aulo, "" l0'1SISZK).
Friedlander. Call any or AMC.JEEP AM/FM cau. xlnt. cond. CHEVROLET ~
tbese n9;~777 #I In Calif. $2250. 549-121.9 2828 Harbor Blvcf. ll 1·2040 49M949
FREE '11 Chevy, $1500. 307. COSTAMESA oaAMGICOUMT'Y'S
537.7777 headers, sletao. Aft s 54'91200 OLDUT
I, I I If 1 ' I
831-1375 493.3375
•1e 280Z, air, mags,
AM /FM. xlot cood,
981115.586-0671
74Dtlhm610
2 door, 4 apeed, AM /Jl'M
ndlo, vinyl top, tllce car,
body aide moldinaa.
(IW68)
OHLYS24'9
~·J 11\t<htH ACHBLl.'D
t•UN TI N f,Tl)l\I BEACH
8-l.' "IHI ,.\IJl)·l-1/ 82Ml88 AJrCOltditiwr 493-8571, 159-1M1 &
on new 1.977" 1978 Jeeps. Autos w-"-...1 9190 MotorHCMmR...tal Does not Include '6'CHEVYll4T.PUHvy _._
'73 DalluD PU. Alr. cmpr, xtras. $2200/bst ofr. ---------•
675-2816. 646-1365 72.240% 181/J to 32' Wagoneer limited CJ5 or duly, new eng under ••••••••••••••••••••••• •
Fully self contained CJ7. Offer good only on warr. Camper special. WEWILLIUY '71 SlO, Nu radlllb, 70,000
Reservenowror factory air equipped ~!~!uxtras $1500/orr YOURDATSUM ~l~•YerLe.= miles.$1100.
Holidays & weekends. vehicles. Offer e~ites ......-........ PAID FOR OR N<Yl' CallSs.2-091 Eves
REGENCY MOTOR March 31, 1978. TOP D~l Bolls ce BMW --------•
HOME RENTA~ OVERSTOCKED FOR TOP CUS ~ "TS Dataun wgn. Auto, xlnl
92SN.HarborBlvd,S.A. WITH JEEPS GARAGE SALE ads in NewportBeach ~ cond. $1300. 170·2487, '* • 531.2503 • * the Daily Pilot bring hap. M2-63Sl 549-8023 PY resul'-. To place your fipest ~:e~~~ ~ -..,-,-B2-10-Hc;.tc_b_b_k.-A-C-1, FOR RENT 20' Mtr Home
completely equlpp'd,
very cleaD. 673-5133
2524 HARBOR BLVD. drawing card, phone U)li coast. Prillc. only. auto, radlals, aoMPG,
COSTA MESA 842..wnltoday. (213) 160-8541, (114) xlnt abape, $%199. PP.
Au1omatic, ai.r conditlcm-
lng, map. (#11301).
ONL-Y$ll95
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WEPAYTOPDOLI.AR 630-Jd 5511'44 FOR TOP USED CARS • _;_;_·------~-~.....;;.;~.;;.;;;.;;.;;;;;.;;;;;~~~1
FOREIGN. DOMESTIC Mlos..... 9800 ...... Mew tlOO Mtos. Mew 9IOO AllhK, H•w 980 A..tos. Mew tlOG,Mtos. Mew ff
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rack, S epd., redlo, rear
window defo11er top. -
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there you might consider
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with an ad in tbf Job
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AND . .
NOW YOU CAN BEAT
THE PRICE INCREASE!
WI HA ff SIYBAL llAHQ MIW '71
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MercHH lea 9740 1973 Ml% 450SE '7J Manta Rallye 4·spd. 1974 VW IUG lllOll YOU IUY
••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic. air cond .. AM-P'M, cua, lo mi, l COHVERTllLE AUSID VOLVO.
lt71 Ml%210SE ~ windows & door ownr. $1800.ss&-6684 4 speed. low mllea & in See u1 at Southern
3.5 COU,E ' AM /FM stereo • 1971 Opel 1900 station exce\lent condatlon ! Orange County's Volvo low mllea. lmrnaculate ~ (ll4LOP) u d ~tl~~c~~ b~~~·:; coodltlool <008847>. Wllgon,5;.~~· OMLY$l495 n~QuelSYOLVO
equipped, low miles & PN)l'Ot 9741 76TOYOTA llLL YATES MlSSIONVlEJO
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shows superb eare. l of ••••••••••••••••••••••• COIOLLASIDAMS VW.PORSCHE ll1·2N04t5-1210 ..
ooJU SY ~ made tor the * PIUGIOT * = .::O:..:.~!.' San Juan C..pilltrano ,_ • ~· COUIJTY • ..... ust. see to •P· Hewn2..-.. HJoe ~ 137_ ... 00 49 ..... 111 . ~., " OVER I 00 preclate-owned by a We have a good selection can.011erooooewvt~11. ._ _.. VOLVO
Ho 11 y wood •tar . '68 Mercedes 250 SE, or 6046 & '78 Diesels now S] 29 5 VW B '7l bull EXCLUSJVELY VOLVO C •DILi •cs (593EM0). clean, $3500. Days : in stock. Lease dealer ug re t eng. A I.A ~2491,Eves :M6-7578 direct Nu paint. '65 body~. LargestVQlvoDenler TO.~SIMOM
BEACH IMPORTS Call 544·521' inBOUrYanogreLCoEASuntEy ! AT AU. TIMES Ml~~ION VllJOIMPOlll~
8JI 11J IJ •l Y~ 1104
'68 280SL rare 3 seater, 2
topl, lo miles, l&SOO/of· !er. 673-6336 or 942-96166
1'72MIZ250 SEDAN. With s tereo 8'8DOVESTREET WE IUY SELL DIRECT Nabe
tape & al r c 0 n d . (Near MacArthur Blvd. YOLKSW CiENS rs :!ai~ ~;:~:=~: .t~:r~r~~ Ji;:G~H N:g Cadillac
~~ .......... !?~! "15 Corona 4dr, waaon, IMPORTS 2.026 ~ 750 2011 ~ 2600 H.1mnr 81vtJ .
Alll/FM. alr, 5 apd, nu 198SHarborBlvd.,C.M. Anaheim -· Cost.a M.:s.a 5~0.9100 m,~'!!OF ~·s~to.CO:ti.::i~ 714 ~5-6120 '76264GL,pwrsteer/wtn· J.-~~~-·~~-·-·-•~-·-•-"'" •----'------• dows, air, leath,r seats, -llAMD..HEWJ 971 830-33l5 '68 Bu_g_, r@lt e_ni., nu tnt., AM/~ sun roor, clean. '7J 4Dr SdV. good cood.
H 72 Coroa W pnt, AM/FM cass., sun· Sb"750. ·16 Volvo 265 CL, 5 6. 0 0 U m 1. 13 0 0 0 PORSC E 9241 a CJl'I roof. Gd cond. $1200. Pwr ateer, air, AMffM, CWhoLeaale > 6~4198
Ml ~~ION '/ll JU 1MPOIHS .. . .. . .. . .. .... . -..... .
8JI 1148 49s.;704
1969280S8.
Autos, Hew 9100-Awtos. Mew 9100 Aldos, Mew 9100
Orig owner; XJnt c-att, fully equipped. Asking
$5000. Wlll take reas or.
fer. New car arrives
3/5/78.640-6410,644-4684
See us for your best buy $l400. &t2-436l an 3pm 631""923 clean, nu tires. $6750. eves, 83'7-7830 Evans
today-Hurry! Toyota '71 Corolla Deluxe, 837-7333 dys, 955-1636
.ILLY •TES 4 pd 2 .. _ u $850 '67 Baja 1800 engine. Body eves . '77 El Dorldo, like new,
custom p!int two tone
brown & bronze, , lake
over lse. no dwn pay-ment. S280 mo. pays all.
Ann~« 898-21636
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LOWEST PRICED F~ATS
IN SOUTHERN CA1.IFORMIA
~ ·S • -.u-, nu res, · Uftk1t. Whitespokerlnu. ----.,..-------YW.PORSCHE 49!1·1BM On & off road tires. Oil '68 Volvo 142, auto, air,
Automatic & air cond. SanJuanCapt.trano 1973TOYO"A Coolant. New paint. AM/FM stereo casseue,
For the luxury of a 137-4100 493-4511 CEUCA Maoy xtraa. $1600. new-1Ures & brk.s, orig
Mercedes & the etficien· ---------A 1 d ' B!M-9'04 owner. xlnt $1,450. cyofadJeselC8S4ElE) 1965PORSCHE utomat c, ra ao, 640-9256
beat.er. air cond. & vinyl '70 vw Sedan, cuat --------1
We hne otbel; fine 356 COUPE t.op. 'Ibis copper beauty cond., ~ $1200.-Wk '74 lME 4-dr sedan. only
diesels to choose from. In excellent. condition has extra low mllea. 640-0191. bm493-SS93 35,000 mi's, 1 ownr, very
with factory chrome <788HPY). clean. Auto, AM/FN. s~~~I!~· (0624). MUST IMMACULATE!!! ·~~=~eback,good, !us~::tut~·~~~·t•~:
SADDLEIACK 549·1219 trade·ln. 173·2H9
1972 MBZ 220D
M ISSION VICJO IMPOIHS . '· ..... . .. .... . ... .
8Jf 1148 495 1704
. VA.LUYIMPORTS '72 VW Camper, xlnt _<_33_l..;.ty"'-p_> _____ 1 75 450SL ... Dk brQwn ltl·ZM049M949 cond_,_$2900. ~O·tO'O '671225.Nuwhtpnt,llres. w/u.ddle •n.t. -Lyll~d._ • · 2845HARBGR 'BLVD. 213186G-m1ext244-14M mt on completely
36M mi's, both tops, xlnt '75 914 2.0, FM stereo, 540441 O 540.0213 bl Gd l t 0
*AU.EM*
CADILLAC
RESALES
SEVILLES
1976-1977-1978
TWENTY
TO CHOOSE FROM
Ar DICK MILLER MOTORS
THE Volume FIAT DEALER
LEASE YOURS TODAY AND SAVE
cond. PP, $15,750. mags, Mich. Spoiler, ---------~ioVWCamperBus,xlnt rt eng. n · ver
67S-7118 $6400/best ofr. Eves & . 73 TOYOTA cond, good tires, $2000. $1700 In recpt.s. Must sell. 631-242.5 Reas. 9e0-309& 1965 MIZ 230SL wlmds,846-'1QM Automatic, air cond.,
Classic Coupe Roadster. '74·911S Targa Turbo, AM/FM stereo, mags, '70 Fastback compL reblt Autos. Used .,lnulto (ttnGC:<>) ' d d ••••••••••••••········· lnirnmaculatecondjtioo. mint cond, loaded . .,,.., p. ".LU>o>O' • eng., very B con .. General 9tOI
Mt.l.'lt see to appreclate! SLS,000/Besl otr. 549--1476 OMLY $1999 MUSf SELL TONIGHT afl.7PM $1195/0R OFFER •••••••••••••••••••••••
6734570 '70 • 9UT, must sell, must GO RACING!! MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS
All equipped with full
power, air cond., s~reo •
tape, cruiae control, tilt
wheel-eomewith cloth ln-
terior, aome with leather
interior & some
moon.roofs. Choice of all
colors. (OOlROH).
Offer Good Thru Sunday 3-~78
BRAND MEW 1978 FIAT 128
LEASE A 2 DOOR SEDAM
(Ser. #75380
µASISPICW.
+Tu. :M-.-end-on ~ ~ Clio. Coll! '3400. S6954 MO. ~-=-~·t-:::. ~.~1~t ..
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
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1•' I w , • • • "• •• •1 seetoapprec. Make offer '68 VW SQUAREBACK, Lola T-300, '72 model, gd SALE PRICED ., ,
SJl.1748 49S 1704 ~afl5PM must sell, best offer. cond, less motor. Trh" in· FORMAICH · Eves: 645-7526 cl. '76 regional champ, 1958 Restored Mercedes. '129l4,excell.cond. '77 nnt'I champ. Ex
MUST SELL SlSOO. Pvt $4500. '60 VW Bug, sun roof, Ongias club car. Gd for * ALLEN * pty. call 646-9193. 673--0848 or 640-1757 ..;__;;,-'-'-....;_---"----1 S3SO. '63 VW Bug $.')()(). driverscbool or comp e --1-9-7-,-M-IZ_l _O_O_D __ 1_'72_9_ll_·T-.-Fr-es-b-eo_g_._N_u_1 75TOYOTA _642_·_Z190 _______ tit ion. EZ maintain. Otds/C8dillac/GMC
Wilh 1 .1 A"•/FM radials. AM-FM, silver COllOLLA '67 Baja Bug, S4,000 ml, W /extras. $4750 or trade. S.D. Frwy.-Avery Exit 1 ow rru es, i.n blk. S-gauges, alloys. Fully equipped, tnclud· clean, have to see! 631-~or646·5696. LAGUNA NIGUEL
stereo c a s s e t t e, ""'200 645-0785 · d •-$1 67~ (714149~ L430 r:tomalic, air cond., "'' · ing 5 apee ~ mags. _._400_. ------'68 Ford truck $650. '69 ..-v
. steering &windows. _'73_P_o_rs_c-he_9_14-1.-7.-A-ir-,1 (lfll587~y $2599 1968 VW. New int&: paint. Cad·Broughm $650. •72•--,-9-7_5_C_A;,_D_ILU--C--
I t 'C093SLN) 46M mi, loaded. Xlnl Nice. $1.295. Phone Chevy stn wgn $1000. '73
cond. Make ofr. 675·1354 548-8711or642-7910 Cad 2·dr Seville $3000. '72 ELDORADO
Mere Brougham $1600. With astro roof, lilt
'77 924. burg. red,/tan, lo VW '72 Super Beetle. All loaded & In good wheel, cruise control,
I MISSION VIE JO I MPORTS
& • f 1, ''J I•• .. '
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8Jf.f 748 4 95-1704 76lANCIA
HPI ESTA TE W AGOM
5 speed, factory air.
oower steering, oower
windows. AM/FM
stereo radio. Near
new, 10,000 miles.
Specisal sale price.
(972T JA).
'76 lAHCIA
SCOU'tOH
'76BMW
2002coun
mi , loaded $9800. P.P. Goodcond. $1300ororter. cond. Must sell, P.P. AM /FM stereo tape,
493·5496 675-1.503 759-~dys. split leather seats,.
1 73 280, 4 dr, desert tan, ---------• Cabriolet top·All Black.
56995
5 speed, power
windows. AM/FM
stereo radio. leather.
mint condition, 9,940
miles. (392SOK).
4 speed, stereo radio,
one owner. 29.000
miles. (832PHN).
OVER 200 FIA TS
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
serviced every 5,000 ml, Porsche '64 356C, reblt 72 VW 411, auto, air, good Buick 9910 <746.NMK).
494·2982 eng & trans, AM /FM cond.$1700. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY ~L•ft ca_ss, n.u Cooi shocks, nu '76 GT Cellca. Sliver, 963-4908 Riviera '76, pampered ..,_
'70 MBZ 250C. Loaded, Michelins, superior body mags AM/FM ster elegance, fully loaded PlusTax&License
new tires/valve job, & solid. Garage kept, l oaded, immaculate '11:411 Wgnaut;o.AM/FM, w/Mtro roof, luxury in· Nabe
eng/body xlnl $5500. $8500.644-7583 $4280 SS2·92S6 s1lver/bllt 10t. Xlot. ter, Jo mi's. $6595. . rs
497-1524 . . $1600/Bstofr. 642-2978 646-4750 • ..~ 9742 •'74 Po~llC~e 914, 2.0. 1976 Celle a GT S apd AUTO CENTI&..
-43,000m1. SUver/blk. Bst Liflbaclt AM/FM tape '76 VW '63 Buick Skylark, good Dtv.ofNabenCadillac r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ol 540-6789 aft 6 ' ' c-.aVERTIRE bod ood bit 14 '7S MG M'd l, lik r. deck, aJr, radials, xlnt """ Y. g eng, re 25 IAICB ST.
Lomnes.'s!pee r! e new. '77 i,~ 924 Porsche, cood.$4750.496-7264 4speed,airconditioning, trans, good tires. 23.25 ACROSSFBOMFEDCO
0 E AM/FM tape. All white ~ft..,!450 or best ofr. COSTA MISA 675-148Sor644-4596 burgandy, L AD D! Triunlph 9767 finish. New Car Trade· .....,.._...,
-~ $1100/or best. 759·1336 ••••••••••••••••••••••• In. Beautiful! SlklH1847 Codi•~ 9915 540.9109 '64MGB~dstr. NB 1975 Triumph Spit· $5399 .._.
ACT Now' BUY Too.ay1 LIMITED OfffRI For details call n--.&& . 9755 fire . 2 0 '0 0 0 mi 1 e s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 99 I 7
" f>.16-4524 anytime. ft-1' AM/FM stereo tape & in '74 Cad Sedan de Ville, lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~• IDICDB SERVla DEPT· N~ ~a ~ON Of u~1:0 IMPOR'TS •••••••••• •••• •••••• ••• I t76 CHEVY ~r-"" · •~ ~·· ~ MGI 9744 TESTDRIVEOUR excellent conditi on mi's, Ult wheel, llhr in· .. Cen llUlll«S 10 polOr ule. All PflCae llU .. & lie Oflw good '1111 llwn. )+I'S Qoolf>o ,,,_.,,.., 968 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mechanically. inside & ter. xtras, ~·5. ·2244 . CAMAIO
DICK MILLER MOTORS '77MG8, loml·s.warran-'UCAR · out. sa.300. Call MB·S163 ~ V8,autoipatic,a1rc:ond.,
ty, AM /FM cass. wire OFTHEYEAR" after6pm. '67 El Dorado Classic, pwr.windows,Ultwheel. 120 W. WARMER, AT MAIN w h Is · x tr 3 5 · S 8 c · Good inventory in stock. '74 TR8, AM/FM cass, 2 mint cond, full pwr. a ir. ~~ 1,:'!~~!;1~~~ :.0
$5750/orfer. 675 -9311 , llurrywhiletheylast! tops, very clean, 48,000 xtras. cruise cnlrl, S2700 ~•y ~.,.999 SANT A ANA fl ' 640-4927 MIRACLE mi, 673-l.SS6 or best orr. 840·2380, _.,.. ~
557•2 I ~2 !:1\;IJ '•, Want Ads C811642-5878 MAZDA 9'1HAULT '76TRSpitfire. Mlntcond. 76 VW 785-6095 PlusTax&:Llcen.se l•;;;;;;;;;;;;;; •• ;-;il9;;·;·-;;l!;·;~•Mtos.Hew 9100 __ 2_1_so_Ha_r_bo_r_B_l_vd_. __ , New brks, radials, RAUIT '71 Cad. 8 passenger Nabers COSTA MESA Koni • s. AM f AF M. 4 speed, air conditioning, Limousine, very clean. 645-5700 $3900/bst ofr. 581-0938 AM/FM. (Ul531). $3400. Pvt pty. 1/652-3123 •UJO C....._ OHLY $3399 <Hemet ) "' ..,..,'"" Model 16, au~o., air, Votksw-9770 Dlv.ofNaberaCadJllac
F · I 1A T
stereo. new p8Ult. Xtra ••••••• ;:;;~••••••••••• '75 Eldo. Moonroor, all 1425 I.Ale& ST. clean, runs great. '70 xtras, silver blue. 58,000 ACRO~FROM FEDCO
Daughter's car. Bargain VW r,utback, auto, miles. Take over pymts. COSTA MISA
llS 1115. S73-8845 lomi7a; .. ~~~fi~m. $198/mo.552·5479 eves. ~-:]
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C&.OSEO SUNDAYS
XLNTBUY
Sharp '66 Silver Shadow,
..white, R.R.-Riebt hand dr. Xlot cond, $14,900.
Call Patrick, 552-4414
~ Pvt. pty. 540.t I 09
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HUNTINGTON BEA [ Ii
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Autos, Used '. 4uto1, Uted .\Mtos, ~Hd Auto1, Uaed Autos, U1ed Avto1, Uaed ............................................. ··•·••·········•••·•••• ..........................•.....................................•.... Friday March 3 1978 DA .... ) PILOT D 13
. Ca LO 9917 Coel!J• 9Ul ~ 9950 Mefocwy 9'50 MiatecJ 9952 Pinto 9957 Autos, Used Autos. u .. d AMtos. Used ····•·•················ ..............•........•.•••.••.............••........••.•. ,......... .....•....•............ •....•........•........ ..••......•••.•....... . ••••......................•..•......••••.•... BRAND .._.EW 1967 MIACURY •7.J MAR9UIS '12 Mere Marqws, 9 pus '6S F<back.4speed, new 'i7 PINTO RUNABOUT. rtymotlth 9960 ~ 99'5 V990 9974 " COUGAR IROUGHA.M W&:n. "29 ena. Loaded! rebullt~gioe.aolld front 4-sp, atr, P IS . P /B , .................................................................... . 1978 "CAR OFTllEVEAR " $1800.PbM(..oM2 axle, alt 1b0tka, new rad.lo,swaybars.Ralley J.S74 Ply, Satelhte Sta,'Tl Grand Prix. w. drk '14 Vega G't Htcbbk 4
vs, automatic. air cond .. ~~~~!J;r 8~1rfcs0o"~~: 73 M•CURY clutch. $12()0. 631·3098. PKG. lo ma 's, Al cond. "'.•1. 9 pus .. P /S, P /B, 1reen w1'111ckskln int. speed Slereo 548·1591
CAMARO Pwr. steerin" & brakes. po .... e r seats, AM /FM COLOMY•"'RK N+--mhlk 9955 Pvt.64S-4259art6. CA1r,IGct. tires, \ra ns . A.'d/F&t I \rk, Joaded,,_P_.P_. _____ _ • ,..,_ ~ oo e r . air s h o cks , Beitl orr o ve t $4100. vinyl lop. Michelrn tire:.· :.tereo. v1n} I r oo f. vs. a ir con d . po wer ••••••••••••••••••••••• PfymDvttt 9960 trailer hitch. 0 8 .,Radio 821·2610 daya 5S2·41113 l977CHEVY
FLAWLESS: <ULZ·l55) Ltc.:JGSSJEV. steering, power brakes. '71 Olds Cutlass Station ••••••••••••••••••••••• Incl. Good ,Cond. a ,800. eves, , ' VEGA --------mt OHLY$2199 5.1l444 power windows, power Wagon,immac.l Owne~. '68 Wai:on, good running 921S Orange.S A. 9970 4 s peed. AM r a dio.
Plu.s Tux & w cense 5630 seats, AM /F M radio. auto. air , many xtras1 cond1llon. 1hk1ni.: S-175. --'Thull~ bucket ·sea~ & only 312-1
$ (191JEVO> $1525.S40-9030aft 5Pl\1 Cll ll642·0386aftcr 5 P:>l Pontiac 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f01Jes.(834TJJ >. 87 5 7 Nabers •sz 195 1974 0LDSMOBILE '51 Clusic Coupe. Must....................... 19nFORD $2895
2626 HARBOR BLVD 540-$630 CUTLASS sell runs n~·<'ds restor· THUHDERllRD COHHEl.L • AUTOCENTER · HARDTOPCOUPE mg.'494.'7262,661.1680 '67Flrebird.reallysharp. HasalltheT·B1 rdluxury CHEVROLET
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std Lr<lll~. ust':. rl·g gas.
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546-9967
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power steerini;i. power
brake s. vinyl roof.
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\:'\ COSTA MESA
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Newport Beach
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PAUL DEFAlllS
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steering, ~Ink-. power wlndowl.
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tires. padded top, cruise control, power
door lod<a. tilt wheel. (857RYK).
EYery BrC8lcl New Chrysler
and . Plymouth, Every Fine
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Priced with Bonus SGYlnCJs.
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53195
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steering. power t><akes. power.wtndow9..
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Huntington Beach
Fountalli Valley
EDITION
t\fternoon
l'. Y. Stoeks
VOL. 71, NO. 62, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1978 TEN CENT
Coast
By JACKIE HYMAN
OI IM O.lly "llet St•lf
A break in rainstorms late
Thursday and early loday gave
Orange Coast city and county
· workers time to clean up mud
and debris and brace for another
storm expected tonight.
The National Weather Service
put the chance of rain at nearly
100 percent tonight and Satur-
day. with rain hea\'y <1t times.
-Cleans Up,
Another break was forecast for
Sunday.
One oLthe hardest hit areas of
the storms bas been Trabuco
Canyon. where an El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station search
and rescue helicopter crash
landed early today while aiding
the Oran~e Cou nty l"tr e
Department in a rescue.
The helicopte r reportedly,
crash-landed while trying to
break through cloud cover lo
rescue a young woman a p-
parently suffering from ap-
pendicitis. No serious injuries
occurred and tbe ~ was
carried across swollen Trabuco
Creek in a basket on rope pulleys,
a fire department spokesman
said.
The Coto do Cua area in
Tra bu co Canyon also faces
possible power failure as a
OMfY ...... Matt ,.,. ..
WARNER AVENUE BRIDGE CORDONED OFF FOR REPAIR WORK IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Impending Collapse of Old Wooden Structure Bring• Out Ctty Pubtle Works Crews
OUl HB Bridge
!leady to Fall,,
City Reports
Warner Bridge is falling down.
That's what the lluolington
Beach Department of Public
Works is lamenting these days
after discovery that the narrow
woode n structure on Warner
Avenue nea r Huntington
H arbour was about to collapse.
Traffic is now reduced to one
lane in each direction on the
structure which spans a narrow
channel between Huntington
Harbour and the Botsa Chica
lagoon, just off Coast Highway.
"It's· been going to pot tor
years." 1says Don Kiser. the city
Public Works Department's
supervising engineer. .
About a week ago, a sagging
swale under one section of
pavement created a dip in the
roadway, be said.
"We got under there at low
Ude and discovered the extent of
the demage," added Kiser, say· lng a 20-foot cave exists.
The City Council this week ap-
proved a request by Public
Worts Director Bill Hartge for
$25,000 ln municipal contincency
tunds to shore up the aagglng
bridge. ' He says many or the old
wooden pilings must be
replaced.
Westbound lanes of Warner
Avenue are now closed and
barricaded by dozens of
fluorescent orange roadway
cones and wooden barricades.
Floodlights also have been set
up to warn motorists. •
Robert Yarbroueh. employed
by a Wllmlngton marine
1 lltructural pWng firm, WU in·
1 apectU.1 tile dlaintegrating
.bridge Thursday afternoon to
1'1tlmate what wort fs needed • tad when tt can begin.
Political Flier in BB
A controversial· political mer
dis\ributed by Huntington Beach
City Attorney Don Bonra has
p assed the scrutiny of the
Oran~e ColJnty Dis trict At·
t.orney's office.
Deputy District Attorney
Robert -Barton &aid Tbuaday
that wbtle the campaign
literature is in the ''gray area,"
it doesn't appear to violate any
gove rnment, election or
mt,Jnicipal regulations.
In the IDer , Bonta promises to
Four Valley
Schools Eyed·
For Closing
help citizens "fi&hl city ball ..
and to a.s.sisl them ID solving..
problems that they m:ieht have
with city government.
ThOS«t seeking uaiatance. ar•
told In the flier to call 536~.
Bonfa's telephone number at ct·
ty hall.
Gail Hutt.on, one of Bonfa's
two challengers in the April 11
election, charges that the t actic
is politically motivated and is
electioneering al the city's ex·
pense.
She said that Bonfa is using ci-
ty telephones and city personnel
who answer the calls and relay
m essages for political reasons.
She called this a "Oagranl abuse
of the incumbency." '
However, the district at-
torney's office s aid the
campaign literature does not ap-
pear to violate laws or or·
dinances.
Bart.on said that the political
cases tbat have been prosecuted
involved "inordinate" use of gov-.
ernmentemployees and funds.
••we are leaving the door
open," Barton said. "If other in-
formation comes in. w~'ll weigh
it."
Bonf a says that be is only
fulfilling his duty as an
om buds man in helping out
cltizena.
lie said he r~fuses to discuss
off era of help to his campaign.
(See BONFA, Pa~e AZ>
m a In line Southern California
Edison power pole teeters in the
soaked ground near the creek.
An SCE spokesman said efforts
were under way. to reinfocce the
.pole. ,
In Newport Beach, where
swirling tides threatened the
lifeguard station at the Newport
Pier. Hfeguard Capt. Logan
Lockabt-y 'aid ~andbagging cf·
forb ::.o far haH! prevented ma·
New
1 .
jor damage.
Other cities reported cleJlnup
oper ations under way, although
Back Bay Drive in Newport
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood
Control spokesman said the
break in the storms permitted
water to be released from flood
control reservoirs, which are
now quite low.
The ~outh"'cst corner of t he
Storm
. San Cle mente pier· remained
closed as did a stairway closer
to the oier's base Pacific Coast Highway from
Ave nida Estacion to Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente was
also closed today as city road
crews cleared away mud and
rocks from eroding cliffs. Flooding problems Thursday
in Laguna Beach forced the clos-
ing of Laguna Canyon Road.
Brown Signing.
Tax Relief Bill
SACRA~tENTO CAP> -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr planned to
si~n today a $1.4 billion bill to
cut property tax es that
supporters tout as an altcrnali\'e
lo the Jarvis initiative
The bill, which would cut
homeowner property taxes at
least JO percent, was sent to
Brown Thursday after a break
in a legislative deadlock that
had dragged for months. < Relat-
ed photo. AS)
After the 32·6 \'ote. Brown for
the first lime spoke out publicly
a~amst the Jarvis init1al1ve, a
June ballot measure that would
cut pr operty taxes about 60
pt>rcent
Proposition 8, is approved.
SB 1 would also raise the
renters' income tax credit to $75,
provide additional aid fbr elder·
ly homeowners and renters, and
slap a property tax revenue
limit on cities and counties -
among other things.
The bill languished in com·
mitt ee l ast yea r while
lawmakers fought over other tax
plans, but it began to emerge as
the Legislature's alternative to
Jarvis after passing the Senate
in January.
The measure ~gan to move
Infant's Death
;wiftly this week after Behr re-
moved a controversial homes-
sales profits tax, and pressure
built for quick approval of an
alternative to Jarvis.
A 79-0 Assembly vote Thurs-
day morning sent t he measure!
back lo the Senate for a vote on
Assem bly amendments.
But the bill ran into last-
minute opposition in t he upper
house from liberals and con-
servatives who contended it did
too little for renters, the dis· 1 a bled und thC' poor, and did not.
insure against future tax hikes. 1
"The Jarvis in1llati\'e is a tax
trap," the Democratic governor
told reporters.
And be described the bill, SB l
by Seo. Pfter Behr, R·Tlburon,
u .. boct!ell PfoPert1 tu relief.•• "Jarvis ..... m require income
tax, sales, corporation tax in-
creases that will cotne up and
catcb people wben lbey aro not
lookin1." Brown said.
Waddill ·nef eme
T(> B~gin Morulay
\
1 .
But the Jarvis forces re·
maioed confident that their in·
itiative would become an
a m end m ent to t h e s tate--
Constitution and override the
. Behr bill.
The secret a r y or United
Organizations or Taxpayers,
throu gh which Jarvis works,
was asked if the bill would
undercut the chances of the In·
ltrnlive.
The secretary , Leona
Magidison, replied: "No, not as
long as the press makes It clear
thal the legislation would be for
only one year. It's not a con·
stitutional ame ndment. and
could be changed at any time."
The Behr bill would not take
ecrect unless the Jarvis initiative
is rejected by voters and
another ballot measure,
By TOM BARLEY Of .. o.lty ,.. ... IUft
Or. William Baxter Wadd.ill's
two laWYets will open his de·
fense Monday to charg~s that he
strangled to death a newborn
baby that he had earlier failed to
abort. .
Prosecutor Robert Chatterton
closerl his case against Waddill,
44, of Huntington Harbour, after
calling 10 witnesses for six
weeks of testimony before the
jury in Orange County Superior
Court Judge J ames K. Turner's
courtroom.
Wadd.ill's laWYers confirmed
late Thursday that their client
will take the witness stand in his
own behalf during the defense
phase of the trial.
Chatterton's closin g of his
case coincided with t he news
Marines Refuse Aid
In Hl.Qlt /or Hippo
By PIUUP ROSMARIN
Of .. DMly'*41Uft
Bubbles· the hippopotamus
slept Uk~ a l>aby early today on
the ban)ts of the pond off Laguna
Canyon Road she has claimed
for berown.
Her olficial domlclle is Lion
Countr)' Safari, from which she
moved Feb. 20.
Today, Lion Cou ntr y
administrator s and zoologists
met to decide how best l o
encourage Bubbles to come back
home , after 12 days and 11
nights in the wilds just outside
Laguna Beach.
Thursday they tried to call in
the marines.
"They've got the .equipment
we need," said Jerry Kobrin, a
Lion Country vice president.
"They have big a mphibious
things, with pontoons, and
forklifts, and cargo nets," he
said .
But, he said, the marines pre-
ferred lo let the private sector
have the first crack at catching
Bubbles.
Bu"b es, meaJ\whlle, gre-w-tn-
creasingly confident that the
Lion Country rangers who have
been her more-or-less constant
companions aren 'l going to zap
her with a tranquilizine dart
every time she comes out ol the
water.
Part ol the purpose of a two-
day truce the rangers caUed,
which stretched to three days to·
day, was to make .ber believe
just that. ·
B"t zap l3ubblea they will, as· ~urea Kobtll), How to do lt was
being decided ln Lion CqunU-y
bOardrooms.
Ranaers were encourapd by
Bubblea• frequent foraya from
her pond, to munch the altalla
and oltl they've beet\ Htliq out
for her. about. ts feet froan the
wat~.
Tbe)' aay •• woa'\ nntu.re
IUI)' fart.her than that.
<See BIR9, Pg-e Al)
that the mother or the baby aJ. 1
Jegedly murdered by Waddill in j
Westmins t e r Community
Hospital on March 2, 1977, had
filed a lawsuit against the
physklan arid the hospital.
Mary Weaver, 18, of Huot.-
ington Beach, accuses Waddill
or ·assault and battery against
the baby girl in actions that led
to its death in the hospital
nursery. She seeks $17 million in
da mages.
Dr. Ronald Cornelisen, a
physician called to the hospital
by Waddill shortly after the
baby was born, told the jury that
he saw Waddill with his hands
· around the infant's throat.
A coroner's autopsy later con·
eluded with the verdict that the
baby was a victim of manual
strangulation
Miss Weaver claims in her
action that Waddill misinformed
her on the state of her preg·
nancy when she was examined
by him. ·
·She stales Waddill told her
she was in her 22nd week of
pregnancy. Prosec ution
testimony has been to the effect
that she was 31 weeks from con·
ception.
Miss Weaver states that if she
had ,been awp.re of t~e tr.ue
status of her pregnancy she
would not have had an abortion. I
Coast
Weather
Chance or rain near 100
percent and becoming
heavy at limes late lonigbt
and Saturday. Lows
tonig~ in 50s. Highs
Saturday 58 to 63.
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BONFA •..
He Hid if there are 'aucb OtreN
he r efers callers lo his campaign
com m illee or returns calls on
his own lime. 4 He said Thursday that he
believes he has received only
about two telephone calls as a
result of his Oicr.
Bonfa said that the criticism
leveled by Mrs. Hutton reflected
"'desperation tactics dictat~d by
a pr o ress ional c ampaign m a nager."
.. When candidates don't have
qua lifications or experience .
they nitpick.
"It is typical of the frivolous
and false charges against an in-
cumbent,'· he said.
City Administrator Bud
Be lsito said that it is not Bonfa's
Job to act as an ombudsman.
Belsito said there are other
processes that citizens who need
help can follow rather than call-
ing the city attorney.
.. The city attorney's de-
partment has enough work to do
of its own without laking on this
ilddcd rcspons1 bi lity," he said.
lfowev~r. Bonfa contends that
t·1tize ns want to talk to an elect-
ed orricial. "They feel they get
b<:ltl'r answers und services," he
added
Grave Robbers
Left No Cliw
CO RS IER SUR VE VF.Y ,
S\\ 1ttl·rland f AP> Police say
they have no dues to the 1dent1ly
of gra\ c robbers who stoic
CharhC' Chaplin's body from ..
s m all , unguarded s~1ss village
C'emt'.'tery two nights ago.
They s::ud no ransom demand
has Ileen rccc1 vcd, and they would
not speculate on other possible
motives fort he the rt.
Chaplin died Der. 25 and was
buried two days later in a s mall
cemetery on a rarely traveled
dirt road nc.1r tills Lake Geneva
villai?l' \\ hc·rc he !>pent the last
20 years nf his Ille
HB Hopefuls
Talk Tonight
Th e ll unt1 n f,l t o n B each
Cham bcr of Commerce wall max
politics, cockta ils and hors
d'oeuvres when it showcases its
fiv e endorse<! cund1dates for city
orfi ces tonight.
The affair wall be held from 6
to 8: 30 p . m. at the Seactifr
• Country Club. An admission of
$10 pet per,son v.rill be charged in
orde r to raise funds for the
candidates,
T he chamber's Community
Political Action Committee re-
cently endorsed Ted Bartlett. Al
Coen. Frank Hoffman and Don
Mac A !lister for council office.
Jerry fiame \\On the nod for
city attorney.
F'ronrPage Al
.. SCHOOLS. •
Sheila Meyers voted against
s hirting· the students to Moiola
School. Bclgen and Mrs. Meyers
both have youngsters who attend
Harper School.
Belgen said all of the 205
students involved in the shift
s hould not be sent to Moiola
School at the same time. "They
should be phased in," Belgen
contended.
Trustees also voted 3 to 2 in
favor -0! a controversial plan lo
reconstruct a burned out, eight-
room wing al Harper School.
Trustees Dick Plum and Betty
Mi gnanelli voted against the
$162,000 reconstruction plan.
Action Pledged
WASHINGTON (AP)
Congressional leaders are pledg-
ing swift action on President
Carter's bid to overhaul the 95-
year old Civil Service system.
Sut the plan already is igniting
debate amoo1 qterans, unions,
consumen and the bureaucrats
themselves.
O"ANO& COAST "'"
DAILY PILOT
Bot Car in Irvine
BB C0tmril Rcace
HQ£fmt;tn .J;.~ps
Fund Raisers
Dr. Frank Hoffman h as
emerged as the top fundraiser of
the 16 candidates for the April 11
Huntington Beach City Council
election. He has raised $5,541
through Feb. Z7.
hThe next biggest political war •
c e s t was put t oge ther by
challenger Don MacAlllster who
has ralsed$3,737thus far.
The two incumbents in the run-
ning f«-four council posts are
farther down the list.
Ted Bartlett has garnered
$1,500. A1Coenbas raised$400.
Real estate broker and plan-
ning commission member Roger
Slates has contributed S200 each
to Coen, Bartlett, Hoffman and
M acA llister.
candidate Gail Hulton, $57 and
Rhoda Martin, vice president of
the American Le arning Corp.,
$85.
M a cAllister bas contributed
$747.80 or his own money to his
campaign.
He alsoaccepled $200eachfrom
builder Frank Buccella and
Mer c ury Sa vings and Loan.
Councilman Ron Shenkman also
contrlbute.JJ $100.
Robert "Mandie reported that he
has received $400, aH or his own
money.
J ohn O'Connor has $1 ,185 with
$1 ,000 or the total as a loan to
himseH.
Ed Zschoche reported $200 that
was contributed by himself.
The fire, which apparl'ntly started in the
e n g ine, d est royed this 196·1 VW bus
belonging to F loyd Ma rtin of Tustin. An
Irvin e police officer saw the smoke a n(,j
pulled Ma rtin , who hadn't noticed that
any lhing was wrong, over to the side of
t he San Diego Freeway near Laguna
Cany on a t a bout 3:30 p.m. Thurs day.
F iremen said they arri\'ed at the scene
too late t o sa\'e the vehicle. There were no
injuries. The cause of the fire is being in-
\'estigated.
Hoffman's List of cash con-
tributors, according to campaign
disclosures filed with the city
clerk's office, includes Dr. Robert
Blair, $200 ; builder Frank
Buccella, $200; housewife and
planning comrnission member
Susie Newman, $200 ; builder
Kenneth J ohnson, $100; teacher
John Dolan$100.
Candidate~ Don Brown, Steve
"C it izen '' K a ne, Sh i rley
Halkyard, Andrew Chandler and
Gordon orrstein reported that
they neither have raised nor spent
more than $200.
Candidates John Thomas, Bill t
Tizzard and Charles Osterlund
had not filed their stalemepts by
the Thursday 5 p.m. deadline, but
were <tue in later today. a city aide
.............. .no.t Beaaclful
L\·nda Ca rter . ~tar of l ht.•
T·v ser i es ··w onder
Wom an ," h as be<'n \'Oled
the ··most lx>autiful wom an
in the world" at l he a nnual
c on ve nti o n o f th e
Inte rna tional Academ y of
Be auty.
Westminster
Fire Cause
'Unknown'
Authorities said today they
have given up trying to pinpoint
the cause of a S2 million fire that
d es troyed a Westmin s t e r
electronics plant nearly a month
ago.
The blaze, which may have
smoldered for hours before ex-
ploding through the roof of
Silicon General Inc., 7382 Bolsa
Ave .• devastated the large com-
puter and radio component as-
sembly firm.
.. We couldn't find what caused
it. Unfortuntely, we will have to
go with 'cause undetermined',"
Fire Inspector Dave Merz an·
nounced today. .
he probed the blackened
rubble of the concrete llltup
building located near t he In-
tersection of Bolsa A venue and
the San Diegn Freeway for days
hunting clues.
The ~eteran investigator said
sections of the plant were so
badly burned it was imposslbl&,
to find any defects ln electrical
wiring or appliances that may
have caused the blaze.
Inspector Merz saJd be is con-
vinced the blaze was accidental.
HB. Tnutees OK
$360 Meet Fitnd
Also, real estate broker Philip
Albanese. $200; auorney Peter
Von Elter , $]00 ; Mola
Development Company, $200;
Emerald Engineering of Hunt-
ington Beach, $200; Hermanson
Construction Company or Hunt-
ington Beach, $200 ; textile
manufacturer George Schlagel,
$200; attorney Charles Walter,
$100; Red Balloon clothing store,
$100 ; Opto 22 Computer
Company,$200.
sai.d. ~
The pext filing date will be
March~.
F'rona Page A I
ffiPPO ... Jfontmgton Beach Union High
School Dislrict trustees have ap-
proved a $360 request to allow
eight a dministrators to bold a
management team meeting in
a n unname d La guna Beach
motel March 10and11.
Heavy Rains
Leave Many in
Baja Homeless
T IJ UANA, Me xico <AP) -
Thousands were left homeless
tod ay afte r three days of
sometimes torrential rains were
inte rrupted by clear skjes.
Seven persons were reported
killed.
The U.S. Coast Guard sent two
he licopters to a tourist spot
called the "Blowhole" south of
Ensenada where 20 people were
reported stranded. None was
lx'lteved to be inj ured.
After heavy winds and ram,
the surging ~a cut through a
peninsula or beachlaod, isoleting
vendors and their families.
Mexican Red Cross officials
issued a plea t o Ame rican
neighbors in San Dieg9 for food,
blankets and clot.hing, in short
supply beuUBe of a series of
de vas tating floods that have
lushed Tijuana this year.
Stunned citizen• began the
work of rebuilding their
shattered lives .
The Chinese corpmunlty
donated 500 bot Chinese meal.a to
reed refugees at an army
barracks. A Tijuana bakery
dqnated a truckload of bread.
Health officials sought to pre-
vent the outbreak of typhoid and
cholera among those whose
d rinking water may be con-
t a mina ted. They vaccinated
hundreds at retugee centers, but
vaccine was in short aupply.
At least 400 homes in low-lying
hollows along the rampaging Tia
Juana River were swept away.
Hardest hit was the. Colonia
Eche verria area where flooding
was compounded by the collapse
of a small earthen dam.
The village of Guadafupe ,
between Tecate and Ensenada,
was reported isolated by
floodwaters pouring over the
banks of the Guadulupe River,
according to Gen. Jesus Ponce
De Leon, comm.ander or an
army camp in Tijuana which .
was housing more than 600
refugees.
The village is inhabited by
Russian farmers who emigrated.
to Mexico at the turn of the
century to escape rellgiooa
persecution. Members or the
Malakan sect, many o! the old
villa•en ltill speak Russian.
But the s chool board has
rroze n similar requests until
June because or financial con-
straints.
Superintendent Jake Abbott
said the Laguna Beach meeting
is needed for the eight Hunt·
ington Beach High School aides
who requested it. The session
will be used for planning, Abbott
said.
"There's no way this can be
done well without getting away
from the Campus and talking
about it," Abbott told the school
board.
School board President Don
MacAllister said he did not op-
pose the me<!ling but contended
that it should be held in "a motel
within the School District
boundaries "
Also, Real Estate Mart of Hunt-
inJ{ton. Beach, $100 ; contractor Robert Stellrecbt, $200; builder
J . Bartoli, $200; builder G. F.
Gordon, $150; Tobin Realty, $200;
Architect Roy A. Kilter, $200; S&S
Development Company, Newport.
Beach, $100; . businesswoman
and planning commissioner Prim
Shea, $100; Jarrard De\f'elopmenl
Company , $200 :
Neuropsychiatric Medical
Group, Huntington Beach. $200.
Hoffman also netted $501 from u
fund ·raising event.
Ruth Bailey has raised $2,254
and spent $1,404. Contributions
came from Donna Keller, vice
president of Ship and Snore
Industries, $160; city attorney
Also at Lion Country today to
represe nt hippopotamus in-
terests was Cleveland Amory, a
television critic-cum-animal lov-
er who is president of ·the Fund
for Animals.
Amory came just to talk about
the situation, according to Lion
Country.
FBI Probes Fraud
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
FBI and a special gove rnment
tas k force are conducting a
nationwide inves tigation of
fraudulent awards of feder al
contracts. possibly involving
m ii lions of misspent t axpayer
dollars.
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icoast Cleans Up,· Awaits. New . . Sto1-m.
~,JACKIE BYMAN ____ .......
A bttalt in rainstorms la.le
TIMH°Sda..v and ~arty today gave
Oraage Coast city and county
wortfl'S tim~ lo clean up mud
uid debris and brace for another
Slorm expeded tonight.
The National Weather Service
P'lt tllle daantt of rain at nearly HI& puttlll tonight and Satur-4bls. •itb rain heavy at times.
Another break was forecast for
Sunday.
One of the hardest hil areas of
the storms has been Trabuco
Canyon, where an El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station search
a nd rescue helicopter Cfash
landed early today while 6iding
the Oran ge County Fire Department in a rescue.
The helicopt er reportedly
c ras h-landed while trying to
break through cloud cover to
rescue a young woman ap-
pare ntly ~ttffering from ap-
pendicitis. No serious injuries
occurred and the woman was
carried across swollen Trabuco
Creek in a basket on rope pulleys,
a fire deJ)artment spokesman
said.
The Coto de Caia a rea in
Trabuco Canf on a lso faces
i;oss ible power failure as a
mainline Southern California
Edison power polt teefefs in tbe
$0aked ~d -ne'f the creelr ..
An SCE spokesman said ercorts
were under way to reinforce the
pole.
In Newporl Beac h, where
swiTllng tide~ threatened the
lifeguard station at the Newport
Pier, lifeguard Capt. Logan
Lockabey said sandbagging ef-
forts so Car have prevented ma·
~Sheriff Shows Loans
ended Statenient
...,.. •
Bet €Gr ia lrriae
~ r~ which apparently started in the
engine. destroyed this 1964 VW bus
beloagjng to Jo,oyd Martin of Tustin. An
lnine police officer saw the smoke and.
pulled Martin. who hadn't noticed that
anything was wrong. over to the side of
the San Diego Freeway near Laguna
Canyon at' about 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Firemen said they arrlved _at lh~ scene
too late to save the vehicle. There were no
injuries. The cause or the Cire ls being in:
vestigated.
Income
On Loan
.Revised
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gates has amended financial
disclosure-statements he filed
last month to, among other
things, show $340,000 in real
estate and other loans he rP.·
ceivcd in 1977 as income.
"Whatever errors were made
in the original statements were
unintentional and sim ply a mis-
understanding:' Gates said T hursday evening.
·· 1 didn't realize, for example,
that a home construction loan
taken out and repaid dµring the
year i~ be re~d as ~
oom~ sYiapty because lt isn 't in··
come. ft is a loan to ble repaid,"
Gates said.
However, the aberlll added,
"I'm told now that JUcb • lo.n
for reporting purposes must be
listed as income and I've done
that."
. As a result, Oates' amended
statement shows a loan from
Bank of California with an ap-
propriate box checked indicat-
ing "value received was greater
than $10,000."
Although the loan was for
$140,000 and was repaid 90 days
later. the fol'ms lndlcate it must
1 Tax Cut Bill 3-2 Planner Vote
Nixes Town Center
be reported only i~ar as it ex-
c~eds Sl0,000. ' I
Signed Today
ByGtmenwr
A plan for development or the
Unfversity Town Center was
turned down by the Irvine
Plannine Commission Thursday
OD a 3-2 vote.
The Irvine Com pany plans to
appeal the decision to the City
Couneil
The commisaion majority,
Larry H13'fman, Ellen Freund
_. Haak Adler, argued that lhe
plan llill does not contain a core
of commercial development
amid the planned residential
baildiac.
Tbe eommlssion rejected the
Qy the same token a $200.000
mortgage loan from Keystone
SavinJls and Loan that Gates
used in part to repay the con-
struction loan also has been add-
ed lo his statem e n t a nd
checked in the appropriate box plan in 1974 for that reason. The m a rked value r eceived was
Irvine CompaQy cont.ends that greater than $10,000.
commercial development la un-The sheriff also showed on his
feasible until a strong res-a mended statement receiving a
identiat bueis bullt. loan from Paul and Virginia
Commissioners Walt Rungaitis Mo ntJlomery of Capistrano
and Lowell Johnson voted for ap-,, <See GATES, Page AZ>
provaloftheplan. . --------------
The development of Univeni·
ty Town Center was revived last
October by t he City Council
alter proposals were made to
the council for a retirement
community cqmplex and IM a
low·cosl housing area.
The center site is across
Campus Drive from UC Irvine.
Witrwss Reports
Seeing lmirw Bor.
Oraa1e County Sherlfr1 Ol-
Bcen are mvesUiaUni a report
that a ml11lni Irvine lll1b
School .. udent WU aee1l la the
Irvine area Thursday, two
• weeks after ~ family reported
Blaappearlbc!e.
"But we don't have much to
., OD ...S ,.. don't really know
..,,,._ilriadrTeliance we 'Can pla~
OD tbla report," Sheriff's Capt.
'Robert Griffeth said.
been tbe victim ol foul plaj.
Illa parenta. Alltoftlo and Betty
Blanco, _.., live at the El Toro
Marine Carpe Air StaUon, told
olfteen tbal their SCD •u Wat
seen durt.D1 the noon hour F\ft>.
18a1'1'Wll'lld'for a but l'ft front
of Irvine High School.
jor damage. .
Other cities reported cleanup
OJ>erattons under way, althou~b
Back Bay Drive in Newport
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood
Control s pokesman said the
break 1n the storms permitted
water to be released from Oood
control reservoirs, which are
now quite low.
The southwest corner of the
Sa~ Clemente pier remained
closed as did a stairway closer
to the pier's base. both damaged
by hi~h tides.
Pacific Coast Highway from
A venida Estacion t o Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente was
also closed today as city road
crews cleared away mud and
rocks from eroding cliffs.
Flooding problems Thursday
(See RAIN, Page AZ)
D911y ..... "'99 ... O.y ""*-
ON SAFARI IN SEARCt*-OF THE ELUSIVE BUBBLES
Rangers Spend 12 D'aya In Darkest Laguna Hiiis
Marines,Refuse Aid
In Hunt for.. Hippo
By PMLIP ROSMARIN
Of Ult 0.11¥ P'llet St•ll
Bubbles the hippopotamus
slept like a baby early today on
the banks of the pond off Laguna
Canyon Road she has claimed
for her own.
Her official domicile is Llon
Country Safari, from which she
m oved Feb. 20.
Today, Lion Countr y
administrators and zoologists
m et t o dec ide how bes t lo
encourage Bubbles lo come back
hom e, after 12 days and 11
nights in the wilds just outside
Laguna Beach.
Thursday they tried to call in
the marines.
"They've got the equipment
* * * Crystal Ball
Spou Safari's
Errant Hippo
A Glendale woman who spoke
in a thick foreign accent called
Orange County Animal Control in
alarm today to report she'd just
seen Lion Country's wandering
hlppopotamus -in her crystal
ball. ·
"All I can see in my crystal
ball," explained the woman,
who never identified herself, "is
that &he hippopotamus is stuck
·in a •and pit, crying for help ...
The astonished clerk who
answered the telephone r etused
to relay the information t o
police. ''You'll have to do it.
your,elf," she told the woman.
The clerk told a reporter
afterward; "I roean. How can I
make an official call that
someone has seen Bubbles in a
crystal ball? Good arltt"
Lion 'CoUiitry officials report-
ed Bubbles ls fine and in no
dan1er ~ getting stuck in a pond '"side any crystal ball. _
we need," said Jerry Kobrin, a
Lion Country vice president.
.. T hey have big amphibious
things, with pontoons, and
forklifts. and cargo nets," he
said.
But, he said, the marines pre·
ferred to lel the private sector
have the rirst crack at catching
Bubbles.
Bubbles, meanwhile, grew in-
creasingly confident that the
Lion Country rangers who have
been her more-or-less constant
companions aren't going to zap
her with a tranquilizing dart
· every time she comes out of the
water.
Part of the purpose of a two-
d ay truce the rangers called,
which stretched to three days to-
day, was to make her believe
just that.
But zap Bubbles they will, as·
sures Kobrin. How to do it was
being decided in Lion Country
boardrooms.
Rangers were .encouraged by
Bubbles• frequent forays from
her pond to DllJDCh t.be alfalfa
and oats they've been setting out
for her, about lS feel from the
water .
They say she won't venture
any farther than that.
Also at I.Jon Country today to
r epresent hippopota mus in-
terests was Cleveland Amory, a <See ml'PO, Pase Al>
Coast
Weat•er
Chance ol rain near 100
percent and becomina
heavy at times late toni1bt
•nd Saturday. Lowa
toniabt ln 501 , Hi1hs
SaturClay 51 to 83.
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Rttrft!S'°'* 1'Dneflack nd·
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Clrf f•w~• •<>nM~Covn-t~ WNrw ,..,,_, COft bl mated.
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GATES .••
lt&Ch 11\at WU V•l'*I at ~ t
than $10,000, but, as of the re-
porting date, had a remalning
balance under that amount.
Gates also reported receiving
loans of more than $10,000 each
from the Oran1e County
Employees Credit Union and
Newport Beach stock brokerage
. firm Shearaon, Hayden, Stone Inc.
The sheriff's amended dis·
· ~lo1ure statement al10 1hows
that he received a loan of less
than $10,000 from Clint Hoose Jr.
of Newport Beach and repaid a
loan to the Oran1e County
Postal Credit Union during 1977.
Another amendment to Gates'
disclosure statement covered in·
stallment payments made to
·"
r him b y three sheriff de·
jlartment's employees that cov· 1r a 1972 Riverside County property sale
Gates a lso added some in·
• vestm ents to his disclosure
· ttatement
Among them was an in·
\'estment of under $10,000 cover·
in& his one third interest in a
newly formed i.olnt venture
Avery Associates.
Also omitted from his original
statement but included in the
amended declaration was bi.s in·
tereat ln a family partnership
that owns land in the Mojave
Desert reportedly part of an
estate he. two sistets and a
brother share.
"I think initially we intended
to list everything that was re·
quired and those things omitted
simply were misunderstandings
of the regulations."
Gates said he met with Deputy
County Counsel Terry Andrus
Thursday to discuss the report·
ing requirements.
"I doubt that l 'm the only
public official in California who
didn't tnclude real estate loans
or mortgages on my statement,•·
Gates said.
"But that is beside the point. I
intended and do intend to follow
the letter and spirit or the law
a nd now that It has been
clarified I'm sure there'll be no
more confusion.''
Gates' construction and real
estate Joans were already a
matter or public record when re·
corded with the county r e·
corder's office at the time the
banks advanced the money.
On the sheet requlting public
officials to list an)'. gilh they
might h.ave received during the
year . Gates showed "none."
Court Delays
Irvine Men's
Assault Trial
The jury trial of three Irvine
men accused or the assault or
three UC Irvine students has
been postponed until March XI in
Harbor Municlp&l Court.
A motion to suppress evidence
is scheduled ror'March 10.
Accusec:t are Vl ctor G.
Labrecque, 20, and James E .
Reisinger, 21. and Michael E.
Egan, 19. They are charged with
assault with a deadly weapon.
The others will be tried on lesser
chargea or disturbing the peace
by fighting in a public place. All
cbaraea are mitdemeanon.
.. .
~
The stUdents, Juan Nunes, 23,
Ron Cruz, 18, and Ernesto
Lopes, 19, claimed they were at·
tacked by the defendants outside
an Irvine liquor store Oct. 28.
Burglar Gets Loot
In Irvine Break-in
A burglar armed with a
screwdriver bashed in a 1arace
door window, theft pried open an
inside door to ste&l '570 in 1ooda
from an Irvine home Wednes-
day, police said.
Leo A. Anderson, 34, of 3931
Scottsdale Drive, sai4 the
burclar took a clock radio. a
portable color television set, a
telephoto camera lens and a
s)ide proj~tor.
DAILY PILOT
Getting Their Li~ks In
2-Da9 DelJate
J1iry Dirid.ed
.
In Snuff Trial
The six-woman, six-m an jury
deciding the fate of accused
Costa Mesa snuff.film maker
Fred Berre Douglas began a
third day of deliberations today,
apparently evenl y divided
between guilt and innocence.
When called into Orange Coun·
ty Superior Court Judgt> Mason
Fenton·, t'Ourtroom latt> Thurs·
Merit Pay ..
Overruns
Estiinates
day, the jury said after two 4at'6
o( debate on one couat ol ..._.
ing to commit nturdilr' die ;.,.
ballot lk*I at M .
A second cauat ol ~ ..
sautt with a deadly treapo9 .._
knotted at 7·S, the jury fGftlUa
told Juqe Fenton. A ft er that annouecemeat.
Judge Fenton told tlle i#Y •
should attempt to reeoodle tae
split votes on thoee two ~
before debatin& ir Dou .... •
guilt)' ol two COWJb ol .aetapl.ed
murder.
During Douglu' three-weet
trial, the prosecutioa wisted
the defendant intended to
murder two undercover potiee
women he took to Yucca Valley
July 20 for a porno picture t.ak ·
mg session.
County par amedic Ric k Lockman, at
University Fire Station' in Irvine, said to-
day he wants no rematch wittl ice cream.
eatin g c ha llenger Lucy Palumbo of
Corona del Mar She works with the wife
' of Lockman's battalion chief, Jim Radley.
a nd asserte d she could out-eat any
fireman alive. The contest ended in a tie
Thursday at the station, both having con-
sumed almost a gallon each In an hour.
Radley said Lockman won style points.
because he wore fi~htcr's robe with
"Rock\' Road '' emblazoned. but conceded
"pound-for -pound" Miss Palumbo won the
day.
Merit pay for 72 m anagement
employees h as cost the
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District more than twice
the amount budeeted.
A total of $77,221 has been
awarded to adm inistrutors,
principals, supervisors and con·
ndential employees under the
system designed lo reward those
whose work was judged by their
s upervisors as "above
average."
Irvine Studiea
Recreation
Abus~ Charge
Allegatio ns of mis ·
management and other abales
in the Irvine recreation de·
partment, brought by a ~
lime employee, are to be studied
by the city manager for possible
corrective measures. Evacuation in Simi
Halted; Rain Due
By The Assoc.lated Press
Numerous houses in rural
Simi Valley were evacuated
briefly today after officials in
the Ventura County. community
feared that a small earthen dam
would burst and flood the dwell·
· ings.
The evacuation, in a :iO-block
section subdivision nicknamed
the "Texas tract," was ordered
as clouds from t he latest storm
moved into Southern California.
threatening new rain after a
night of partly cloudy skies
throughout much of the area
But' the Simi Valley Pohce
De pa rtment cal led off the
evacuation shortly after at
began. saying there was no im·
mlnent danger or the dam'• col· lapse.
An urudcnlifaed spokeswoman
for the Ventura County Fire
Department said water was
bubbling over the lop of the dam
and the water-dre n c h ed
foundation appea r ed "\cry
. Front Page A I
RAIN ••.
in Laguna Beach forced the clos·
ing or La~una Canyon Road.
Telonic Altair. a manufacturing
plant in the Big Bend area of the
road, sent home more than 100
e mployees due lo the heavy
water now. The road was closed from 2to5p.m.
~hak) ..
Further details on the
('vacuallon, JUSl below a small
manmade luke in the northeast
Sl'CliOn or the hilly bedroom
community, were sketchy.
Further south, a nighttim'!
raft ride on the rain swollen San
Gabriel River ended in disaster
today with the death or a
woman, the disappearance or a
m an and the rescue or two other
persons aboard a capsized r aft.
T h e d ead woma n was
identified as Gloria Holguin. 28,
o( Bell Gardens. Deputies said
the woman apparently died of
exposure and not from drown·
ing. She was wcartng a life
Jacket, a spakesman said.
U!t 's Cut Doun
Tlwse Losses
The student Communications
Doard at t;C Irvine. \\hich
adminis ters campus com -
munications media, s truck a
blow for fiscal responsibility this
week.
The student newspaper. the
New U. has been averaging
$800-a-week operating losses. ac·
cording \o lls managing editor.
R ichard Clucas. Advertising
revenues are down, he said.
Tuc.sday the board ordered the
New U to tighten Its belt. From
now ·on, the board ruled, the
newspaper can 't lose more than
$400 a week.
Book Alleges
Life Created
NEW YORK (AP) -Publlahera Weeltly bas an
advertisement for a forthcoming book on what ls described as "the
scientific investigative report of the century," dealing with the al·
leg~d creation o( human life In the laboratory. ·
The book, "In HJs Imaee. The Cloning Of a Man,'' is scheduled
for publication in June by the J. B. Lippincott Company, according
to the ad in the trade journal.
THE AVTBOR, DAVID ROBVIK, could not be reached. His
agent, Barbara Lowenstein, and s pokesmen for Lippincott refused
to discuss details of the book pending publication. ·
Lippincott publlcist Dlanltla Hucbeaon said the book would be
available June 5 when people "could read the wbole atory."
The ad ls headlined: ''A human baby created In a laboratory ls
14 months old." It aay1: .. To prctect tM cblld from barmfUl
publicity and other partldpants from certain controvU17, Rorvik
refuses to dlwl,e names or places, but be deacrlbtt rutty the
clc:cumstan.ces o his involvement in thls momentous development
and the details ot the scientific procedure ltaelf."
. TBJ: NEW YORK POST quotea an unnametraource ldentlfted
only at a close associate of Rorvilt u ••Ylnl tile child wu a boy
and waa the "clone" or eenetic cb$llcate ot 1 tf.S. mJWonalre. In
hls 601, who "wanted an ex.act copf of hlmaelt.''
Jn cloning, the proteis ref erred to ln UM Utle, the nucleus of a
somatic or body cell ls put into an e11 cell rroa> whlch the nucleua
as been..f4moved Tbe..esi..then buina to .dlvrct afl w and
could become a mature animal, idtritlCal to Uie one wbOie ct waa
used.
Brltlsb scientists, within the last decade, produced a livln1
fro1 ~uah clM,ina a 1ln1l• cell rrom anotber troa. Genetlca ex·
perts s•y, h9Wever, that such a procelt tnvolvlng hutnans 11
virtually lmposslble at tbi, point.
"YOtJ RA VE TO &EMEMBE& that a clone ts an exact
dupUcate ot an lndJvldtaal dd that's very dlmcult to accompUsh, '' Ille$~ -'*anle1 Kalk.ow of the Unlvenlty Of Wublnston. "Tbere•a no one ln tbls countey wltb the f acllitlu to do It. ln thllJ country, te· Harc'h ci11 ova and tbinp of tbir nature are veey: ltrldJy con· trolled."
Dr. JUdy Hi.11 'ot the unlvenlty'1 cenetlai laboratory uld that
cloal.Dt a human "li to fU' hOCn \bi realm ot poulblllty, It mu.t be •c1eece fidJM~A DOt fOl.llble few. maamala." ~he POil Dr. Utbe F. Cavalieri, a mOleeuJar blolOOlt
at th SlOen•JCettettn1l'Mtltut.e,u1ay1ri1: "Utbll ls not I hoax, lt
LI the me>« appalUna, dan1eroua rnecllcal •xperlment In blltOl'J. •
From Page AI
BROWN •••
The s ec retary , L eon a
M agidison, replied: "No, not as
long as the press makes it clear
that the le&islaUon would be for
only one year. It's not a con·
stitutional amendment, and
could be chan1ted at any time."
T he Behr b.ill would not take
effect unless the Jarvis initiative
is rejected by voters and
a n o ther ballot measure.
Proposition 8, is approved.
SB 1 would a·lso raise the
renters' income tax credit to $75,
provide additional aid for elder·
Iv homeowners and renters, and
s0lap a property tax revenue
limit on cities and counties -
among other things.
Only $35,000 was budgeted for
the program.
Superintendent Richard Welte
blamed the discrepancy on t he
slati5Ucal tool used to predict
the amount or money needed for
-4he program. He said another
factor was that the eight percent
m aximum allowed this year was
higher than the amount given
last year under a similar merit
pa~ p~ogram.
F,.._PageAI·
IDPPO.· •.
television critic-cum-animal lov-
er who ls president of the Fund
for Animals.
Amory came just to talk about
the situation, according to Lion
Country.
The Cily Council bas ordend
City Manager William 'Woollett
J r . to report back witbin a
month. ..
The employee, John Fr&DftS
Codde Jr., 20. mi.ssed Tuaday'5
meeting. He bad been giva an
opportunity to respond, in writ-
ing or in person, to initial cao-
clusions or a cit)' investiptiaa a(
bis charges. He did.not.
Codde had alle~ed that be was
encouraged-to late Ups from
residents who attended ~ity
recreation events. was paid for
overtime he didn't work. and
that he and other workers ofteo
just sat around for their pay.
The city investigation dt'·
termined Codde never was paid
such overtime. but coocluded
recreation supervisors need ...
ditional supervisory training.
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VOL. 71, NO. 62, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1978 ·~· TEN CENTS
,Coast Cleans Up, Awaits New Stonn
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of-tllt o.111 ~ MAtt
A break in rainstorms late
Thursday and early today gave
Orange Coast city and county
workers time to clean up mud
and debris and brace for another
storm expected tonight.
The National Weather Service
put the chance oC rain at nearly
100 percent tonight and Satur·
day, with rain heavy at times.
Another.J>reak was forecast for
Sunday.
One oC the hardest hit areas or
the storms has been Trabuco
Canyon, where an El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station search
and r escue helicopter crash
landed early today while aiding
the Oranie County Fire Department in a rescue.
The helicopte r reporte dly
crash-landed while trying to
break throuah cloud cover to
re.scu~ a young worn un ap·
parently suHering from ap-
pendl'Cltis. No serious injuries
occurred and the woman was
carried across swollen Trabuco
Creek in a basket on rope pulleys,
a fire department spokesman
said.
The Coto de Caza area in
Trabuco Canyon also faces
possible power failure as a
('--
m ainlin~ Southern California
Edison power pole teeters In the
soaked ground near lne-creek.
An SCE spokesman said efforts
were under way to reinforce tl'le
pole.
In Newport Beach, wh'-'rc
swirling tides threatened 'he
lifeguard station at the Newport
Pier, lifeguard Capt. Logan
Lockabey said sandbagging ef·
forts so for L ... ·.e prevented ma·
jor damage.
Other cities reported cleanup
operations under w.ay, a lthough
Back Bay Dri\'c in Newport
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood
Control spokesman snid the
break in the storms permitted
water to be released Crom fiood
control reservoir!!, which are
now quite low. '
The southwest corner of the
Sa n Clemente pier r emained
closed as did a stairway closer
to the pier's base, both damaged
by high tides.
Pacific Coast Highway from
Avenida Estacion to Camino
Capistrano in San Clem ente was
a lso closed today as city road
crews cleared away mud and
rocks Crom eroding cliffs.
Flooding problems Thursday
<See RAJN, Page A2)
Gat.es Ainends Financial Status.
FinalForUlll
SC Hopefuls
Criticize City
By ANNE COOPER
OI , .. O.Uy ~let St.ti
''We are in a sorry state when
s tudents at San Clemente Hi gh
School had to point out to us in a
school newspaper editorial the
flagrant conflicts or interests in
our city government."
This statement by Myrtis
CLEARED OF CHARGES
Teacher Herbert
Niguel Hills
Teacher Stays,
Panel Decides
Wagner was one oC several
charges or city mismanagement
leve led Thursday by San
Clemente C it y Council
candidates at the last of four
forums preceding Tuesd ay's
election.
An estimated 3SO people at·
tended Thursday's forum at the
S a n Clemente comm unity
clubhouse, sponsored by the
League of Women Voters, the
San Juan Capistrano Town Hall
Association, the American AS·
sociation of University Women.
South Coast Jaycees, the
Parent-Teacher-Student As·
soclation and the Soroptimists. -rnrr-candhtat-e-had Lbree
minutes to speak at the start of
the 01eeting and then answered
questions from the audience.
"My main concern is the fla-
grant eonflict of lnlerest which
results when develo~rs and
builders are on plannln' com-m llsiom and dty counclll," •aid
Mrs . Wagner, 56, a clock
manufacturer, in response lo a
Ley_ae question on what had in-
nuenceir her'~ the City
Cowlcll
''They approve each other's
plans and ignore the right of the
majority," she aatd.
· "City Hall has become an
Eden for private fmanc1al ex-
ploitation Crom the inside," said
candidate Carlo Bocct, 64, a re·
tired businessman.
''Small cliques and special in-
terests have influenced their (ci·
ty councilmen's) decisions," ·
said Jack Brown, 66, a retired
purchasing agent.
Candidate Roy Hamm, 41,
manager of the San Clemente
Sears store, said he is running
out o( concern over "the lack oC
responsiveness of our city of-
ficials towards the growing
needs ol the citizens oC this com·
munity."
Lack or consideration for
citiz.ens, denial of citizens' right
to vote on major tasues and -lack
oC fiscal r~ibility is what
prompted water consultant and
San Clemente llOmeowners pres.
ldent Howatd Mushett, 58, to
nan, he said.
Candidate Albert Poplk, 35, a
'business manager, said be bu
ll'OWn lncreaaiDgly angry "over the manner in which the City
Council ov.errides the will of the
people."
"I take offense at the neeative
attitude of some City Council
. membenl altown citizens' needs
and wanta/"said Ed Dleden, 57,
a retired DrOadcutine enelneer and producer.
Candidate Charles Mitchell,
47, an insurance· broker, said
that if elected he would work to
(lee FO&Ullll, Page AZ)
Bot-€ar-in lreine
The fire. which apparentfy starttd in t,.
engine, destroyed this 1964 VW bus
belonging to Floyd Martin o! Tustin. An
Irvine Police ortker saw the 'smoke and
pulled Martin, who hadn't noticed th at
anything was wrong, over to the s ide or
, hlf 5311 D1~go !'~e ~f-1 ~a} L~guftA 1
Canyon' .. at ~boUt ~~)t'-:-p..m,"Thurida~.
F.ir.em en said they arrived at the sc~nc
toe> late to save the vehicle. There wei;-e no
injuries . The cause or the fire is being in-
vestigated.
-"Brown Signs Bill
OQ Property Tax
Simi V~ley
Area Hornes
Evacuated
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. throuFth which Jarvis works,
was asked if the bin would
undercut the chances or the in·
itiativc.
ByTbeAssoclated Press
Income
On Loan
Revised
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gates has amended financial
disclosure statements he fi1ed
last month to. among otber
thinJ:S, show $340,000 in re:JI
estate and other loans he re·
ce1ved in 1977 as income
"Wh atever errors were made
in the original statements were
unintentional and simply a mi s·
understanding," Gate s sc id
Thursday evening.
"I didn't realize. Cor example,
that a home construction loan
taken out and repaid durini the
year s hould be reported as in·
eome simply because it isn't in·
come. It is a loan to be repaid."
Gates said.
However. the sheriff added,
"I'm told now that s.ucb a loan
for reporting purposes must be
listed as income and l've done
that."
result, Gates.'_ am~
statement abows a loan from-
Bank of California with an ap-
propriate box checked indicat
Ing "value reeeived was greater·
lhan $10,000."
Although th('!'\ loan was for
$14_0,000 and was repaid 90 days !
later, the forms indicate it must
be reporte<tonly insofar as it ex-
ceeds $10,000.
By the same token a $200.000
mortgage loan from Keystone
Savin~s and Loan that Gates
used in part to repay the con-
struction loan also has been add-
e d t o h is s t a t e m e nt · and
checked in the appropriate box
m a rked value received was
greater ~an $10,000.
The sheriff also showed on hls
amended statement r eceiving a
loan from Paul and Virginia
Montgomery of Capistra no
Edmund Brown Jr. signed a $1.4
billion bill to cut property truces
that supporters tout as an
alternative to lhe J arvls initiative
today.
The blll, which would cut
homeowner property taxes at
least 30 percent, was sent to
Brown Thursday after a break
in a legislative deadlock that
had dragged for months. (Relat-
The secr e tary , Leona
Magidlson, replied': .. No, not as
long as the press makes it clear
that the legislation would be fpr
only one year. It's not a con.·
stitutional a me ndment, and
could be cha.peed at any time."
Numerous houses in rural
Siini Valley were evacuated to-
day after officials in the Ventura
County community feared that a
small earthen dam would burst
and Clood the area.
The e\'ifcuation, in a 5-0·block
section subdivision nicknamed
the ''.!fellas tract," was o·rdered
as clouds from the latest storm
moved into Sollthern California,
threatening new rain after a
n ight of partly cloudy skies
throughout much of the area.
· Beach that was valued at more
than $10,000, but, as of the re-.
porting date, had a remaining
balance under that amount.
ed photo, AS) ,
Arter the 32-6 vote, Brown for
the first time spoke out publicly
against the Juvis initiative, a
June ballot measure that would
cut property taxn.. about 60
"rcent. "The J arvls initiative Js a tllx
trap," the Democratic 1ovenaor
told reJ>C!.11,ers. ·
And be described the bill, SB 1
by Sen. Peter Behr,. R·Tfburoo,
as "honest )>t"operty tax relief."
•'Jarvis will require Income
tax, sales, corporation tax in·
creases that will come up and
catch people when they are not
looking," Brown said.
But the Jarvis forces re-
mained cobfident that their ln·
ltlative would become an
a m e n d men t to the s--ta t e
COl\ltitulioll and overrid.e the
Bebrblll. .
The secretary of United
Otganbatlons oC Taxpayers,
The Behr blli would not take
effect unless the Jarvis iniliaUVe
is r ejected by voters and
a n o ther b a llot mea sur e ,
Proposition 8, is approved.
SB 1 would al o raise the
renters' income tax credit to $75,
pro.vide additional' aid tor elder·
ly ho,moowners and renters, and <See BROWN, l>ag~ A2)
Body at Pendletod'
Identified as Sailor
The bosfy of a saJlor found ·on
Red Ue•clt of Camp Pendleton
waa identified today' as Robert W . .Roland1 19, of Miramar
Na v«l Air Sl~tion in S8p Diego.
A rlpllde ,carried. hf m out' to
sea while swimming Feb. 19 oCC
Black's Beach ln La Jolla, the
coroner's office said. His body
washed ashore Wednes day
about 15 miles Carther north.
It was not•immediately known
how many houses were aCfected
or if the e ntire area being
evacuated was developed.
An unidentified spokeswoman
for the Ventura County Fire
Department said wate r was
bubbling over the lop of the dam
and the water-dre nche d
foundat'ion appeared ''very
shaky."
Further d etails on the
evacuation, just below a Sq'lall
manmade take in the northeast.
s~otlon or the hilly bedroom
commu~ty, were sketchy.
Further south, a nighttime
raft rjde on the rain swollen San
Gabriel River ended in disaster
today with the death of a
woman, the disappearance of a
man and the rescue or two other
peraons aboard a capsized raft.
The dea<t woman wa s
identified as <ilorla Holguin. 28, .
of Bell Gardens. Deputies saJd
Ule )VOll)N\ aepai:ently dlM of
exposure and not' (rOfrt drown-
ing. She was wearing_ a life
jacket, a spo~esman said.
A helicopter 1lnd sea search
continued Ior David .Mellon, 34,
ol Norwa)k, whom autJtorities
feated had been swept out to ...... '-Henr y LassarO, SS, of
Maywood. told deputies· be and
three lriel)ds bad fallen into the
river alter launching their raft
for a late J'\llht Adventure in
Mo11tebelJt?a _~bou\ 20 mile• io·
1+11d t~ ~it ee~ After U-a.-eilnJ a 1laorl ~~ tan~e on tije w•tete®r~ • .._
raft c~lied, toasln1 la.f fu•
Norwalk· pltttlct pl-a~&· co-workers~ U. ~d c~ Llsaafd. ~ aftodler r
(lee eY'"ClJATEt .... _At)'
1i.
Gates also reported receiving
loans or more than $10,000 each ·
Cr o m the Orange County
Employees Credit Union and
Newport Beach stock brokerage
firm Shearson, Hay.den, Stone
Inc.
The s heriCl's a mended dis·
closure statement a lso shows
that he received a loan of less
than $10,000 Crom Clint Hoose Jr
or Newport Beach and repaid a
loan to the Orange County
Postal Credit Union during 1977.
On the sheet requiring public
offi.cjals lo list any gifts they
might have received during the
year, Gates showed "none."
Orange Coasl
Weather
Chance or rain near 100
percent and becoming
heavy at times late tonight
and Saturday. Lows
tonight in sos. Highs
Saturday 58 to 63.
INSIDE TODAY
Recreational horseback nd·
ing remciru popular, but there
are f etD pl.oce1 in Orange Coun-
t11 where horsc1 con be remed.
Thou mai.i atableaouoUable
a1 e ~hired tlrt ..-ory and
photoaonPogeCI.
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M C>S . " .,.. ..
Ca CM :: Cl ..
T.2 DAILY r1LOT USC
Cundldatcs for three Laguna
Beach City Council scats have
made public individual con-
tributors to their campaigns, ac-
cording to Caty Clerk Verna
Rollinger.
l»lanning commtssion
'tbairm<rn Diuna Dike and
current councilwoman Phyllis
Sweeney each reported receiv-
lng monetary contributions from
more than a· dozen citizens in
their statements Ciled with the
citv last week
Mr:.. Dike, who has received
Sl.251 in cash, loans and gifts to
dale, hsls 17 contributors who
added SSO or more to her
campaign chest
Those contributors include:
Laguna Beach developer
C harles Elfstein, $125 .
urch1t eC't .James Wilson, $100:
architect Robert Theel, $85 ;
harstylist Judy Huller, $85 ;
Robert Warner, $63: Priscilla
Fawcett , $100; Mtchael
Vacheron, M certified public ac-
countant, $100.
Also husband Woodward Dike,
a landscape architect, $385; UC
Irvine professor Peter Freeman,
$58: architect Fred Arbuckle,
S125; J. A. Hirsch, $100; UC
Berkeley professor William
Davis, $75; consultant Dwight
Spires, $125 ; Gary Davis, $100:
developer David Kelly, $100;
former Mayor Roy Holm, $50;
and builder George Kacb!c.kas,
$75.
Councilwoman Sweeney re-
ported contributions totalling-
S-1.216 in her campaign to date,
with cash gifts from 15 citizens.
including:
Don and Roma Rose, $111';
James W. Dilley, $.50; builder
George Kachickas, $50; UCI
Profe110r N:lthan Rynn, $50;
Barbara Rabinowitsb, $57; Dr.
Euaene Levin, $65; attorney
Raymond Utln, $115; architect
Frederick Lang, $.SO; UCI pro-
fessor Thomas A. Standish III,
$.50.
Also Barbara N. Painter, $7S;
Kenneth W. Wood, $50; realtor
Citrolyn Megaree, $65; former
Mayor Roy Holm, $122; J . A.
Hirsch, $100 and Dr. Stephen M.
Pauley and Marilyn Pauley, $67.
Slockbroker candidate
Howard Dawson reported gifts
to\alin~ $1 ,622 thus far in bis
cam p1ugn, with the majority of
his donors contributing less than
$50 .
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Those contributing $50 or
more include Harry Willats, a
hotel operator, $100; auto
ser vice dealer Larry Hunt, $.50
and realtor A. Lloyd Milne, $50. FORUM IN CLEMENTE. • • Businessman Kelly Boyd r e-
ported cont.ribuUons of $1 ,543 in
his statement, with donations of
$S0 or more from real tor Milne.
$50; Eugene Sholec. $50; con·
s truction manager Charles
Bento, $50; auto manager
Donald Crevier, $.50; investor
LeRoy Childs, $50; investor
Stephen Levinson, $100; hotel
owner H. P. Willats, $100; Dr •
Vincent P. Carroll, $100; and in·
vestor Mel Carney, $50.
ma ke city government less
fo rbidding to San Clemente
citizens, encouraging them to
take a more active role.
Intimidating those who try to
s pca k up at city-sponsored
public meetings leaves only
those with vested interests to in-
f I u en ce city policy, Mitchell
said.
Candidate Robert Chester
Rusin, 40, who said he is running
for the City Council because he
want s to publicize the
Resurrection political party,
s aid he would solicit public
opinion on how to solicit public
opinion
Chc1rles f ox. 35, a real estate
appraiser and form e r city
councilman, said citizen input is
essential to the workings of a
democratic society.
Candidate David Dodson, 26, a
buyer and college student, did
not appear to find fault with re.
cent City Council decisions. He
said he supports commercial de-
velopment of the pier-bowl ar:ea,
widening of El Camino Real and
a system of one-way streets in
the downtown area.
Incumbl•nt candidate Tony
DiGiovunni, 56. a businessman.
said he 1s proud or progress
m adc by the City Council in the
four· years he has served.
"There has been no fence
straddling," he said. "I
spearheaded the defeat or pro-
posed overnight parking and res-
idential inspection ordinances
and prevented the Teamsters
Union from associating with our
police department."
Candidate Allan Wulfeck, 51,
a general contractor and city
planning commissioner, said it
has been insinuated during t he
campaism that he has a conruct
of interest serving on t.he plan-
ning commission.
.. l don't feel that," he said. "I
have been actively engaged in
the functions of the city, both in
the public and private ~ector."
Laguna Man
Convicted of
Sex Charges
A La1UDa Beach man accused
on arrest of committing multiple
sexual offenses against an S-
·year-old boy bas been found
guilty u charged after trial
before an Orange County
Superior Court jury.
J udge Richard Beacom has
appointed two doctors to ex·
amine Ronald Paul Egardo, 29,
or 2645 Laguna Canyon Road,
with a view to determining his
eligibility for classification aa a
mentally disordered sex or.
fender.
The hearing into that ap·
plicatioo has been scheduled tor
March 16. .
Egardo wu accused on arrest
July 6 of committing sexual of.
renses. He ls free pending the
bearing on $10,000 bail.
Boyd also reported $943 in con-
tri bu lions Crom donors giving
less than $50 apiece.
Wayne Baglin reported con-
tributions of $1 ,453, with S604 of
that from donors contributing
less than $.50.
He reported SlOO gifts each
from motel owner H. P. Willats
and Lumber Yard operator J . R.
Jahraus.
Law consultant James Bishop
said he has collected Sl,196 for
his campaign, with· SSO gifts
each from Joseph Shea and
bookstore owner James Dilley.
He also reports $375 raised from
a "Bash ror Bi.shop" fund raiser.
Advertising executive Adena
Gay s-.ys she has collected $234
to date. but lists no contributors
of $S0 or more.
Candidates Maggie Meggs and
Barbara Smith claim they have
raised less than $200 ror their
ca1?11>aign efforts a~ me end or
the second fiHna period.
Council hopefuls must file a
third summary of campaign ex-
penditures two months after the
election.
Many Homeless inBaja
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP} -
Thousands were left homeless
·today after three days of
sometimes torrential r ains were
interrupted by clear skies.
Seven persons were reported
'killed.
The U.S. Coast Guard sent two
helicopters lo a tourist spot
·called the "Blowhole'' south of
Ensenada where 20 people were
reported stranded. None was
believed to be injured.
After heavy wlnds and rain,
the surging sea cul through a
peninsula of beachland, isolating
vendors and their ramilies.
Mexican Red Cross officials
issued a plea to American
neighbors in San Diego for food,
blankets and clothing, in short
supply because of a series of
devastating floods that have
lashed Tijuana thls year.
Stunned citizens began the
work of rebuilding their
shattered lives.
The Chinese community
donated 500 hot Chinese meals to
feed refugees at an army
barracks. A Tijuana bakery
donated a truckload or bread.
Health officials sou~ht to pre-
vent the outbreak or typhoid and
cholera among those whose
drinking waler may be con·
taminaled. They vaccin ated
hundreds at refugee centers, but
\'accine was in short supply.
OMNOa COAST l.IK
DAILY PILOT
At least 400 homes in low-lying according to Gen. Jesus Ponce
hollows alooi the rampaging Tia De Leon, commander of an
Juana River were swept away. army camp in Tijuana which
Hardest hjt was t he Colonla was houaing more than 600
Echeverria area where flooding refugees.
was compounded by the collapse The village is inhabited by
of a small earthen dam. Russian farmers who emigrated
T he village of Guadalupe, to Mexico al the turn of the
between Tecate and Ensenada, centur y to escape religious
was reported isolated by persecution. Members of the
floodwaters pouring over th~ Mala~an sect. many of the old
banks of the Guadulupe Rlver, vllluera still speak Russian.
* * * * * * l',.._P~AJ
EVACUATION IN SIMI. • •
of the party, Jfm Patascbnlc, 3.S,
oC Norwalk managed to climb
out of lhe water.
M.eanwhile, Malibu
homeowners were apprehensive
about the posalbWty that any ad·
ditional moiilure could f urtber
undermine beachfront homes
along Pacific Coast Highway
and send them crashing into ex-
pensive houses below.
Eleven homes in the Malibu
area remained in "imminent
danger of collapse," fire of-
ficlals sll.ld, and Paradise Cove
Pier. a nearby recreational
facility, wu also in dancer of
collapse and had been
evacuated. .
High tideland storm-eburned
surf Thuraday du1 el~t feet ot
aand oU the beach at Malibu and
cut away at the base of ex-
.pensive-homes.
Highway. OfOciall said a four-
incb-wide crack developed in the
center or the roadway, closing it
to all but ooe lane of traffic.
One COUDty firemAn uid it
could be a maJor catastroJ>be if
t.be highway went sliding inlo
the bomee, some of which cost
$500,000.
"The force of these waves is
tremen dous," ¥id Anne
Mante., who lives on tbe beach
j u at north of the colon y.
"There's no way to sleep at
nl1ht."
In Santa Barbmra, mudslides
threatened house•~ but no
1eriou1 damafe wd reported.
Some rural m buntaln com·
munltl•, where the snow level
Qood at 7,000 feet, were reported
virtually eut off as mud and
rock• dropped onto the twbUng
narrow hlCbwaya leading tberi!.
A b ove excfuatve .Malibu
Colony, rainwater cucadlna orr
the Sant.a 'Monica MountalDI llft· ,.,..... P-.e A I
dercut .s teet of Paclflc. Coast ;,... •*-A~--1'EACHER.
"I WU relieved at the time."
•
RAIN said Herbert ... I thought it ~
solved the codfllct some of tM
• • • games I h a d c ommitted (myself){« ... cauams ...
Herbert waa p atd $20 per ••m• to ret.--aF ba&eball and football games.
.. Thia untortunate aUair ll'OUld
In all Ukellbood h AV'9 been a votded U personnel re-latlon1hl.,1 betweea t he
NIPondent <Herbert) and his
prmclNl bad not deteri«•~!!t H id the rullnC, Uaed by WUJd •iM Anp lu Oft h b. a Wbile •Waltlnl tbe d9clllan ot tM .,..,.. amcen. Herbert bu
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MARINE CORPS HELICOPTER LIES lN WRECKAGE IN TRABUCO CANYON AREA
Only Minor Ankle Sprain Among Flve Men Aboard; Chopper Heavily Damaged
Marine Helicopter
Crashes in Rescue
A Marine Corps helicopter on
a rescue mission crashed early
this morning in the Trabuco
C:anyonarea.
F r o nt Page ,\ I
BROWN ...
s lap a property tax re\·cnue
Ii m It on citu.'s and countit•s -
among other things.
The bill l<Jnguished in C'om -
m 1 tt e e la s t ye ar while
lawmakers fought over other tax
plans, but it began lo emerge as
the Legislature's alternative to
Jarvis after passing the Scnatt"
in Januarv.
The measure bci.!an to mo\ c
A s pokesman at the El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station said
the search and rescue <SAR >
helicopter was flying in patch
black skies veiled with low
clouds s hortly before 1 a.m
when it hit a tree and went "down
about eight males east of El Toro
near Cooks Corner.
The marines were attempting
to pick up county paramedics
before evacuating an ill woman
from Coto de Caza. an area
which was isolated by the swell-
ing Trabuco Creek. When the
h<'licopte r crashed, firemen
brought the woman over the
creek in a stokes basket
This was the second tame a
SAR helicopter cr ashed on a
rescue mission this year. In
Au~us t , another helicopter
crashed after an engine failed
while tryi ng to pic k up a
motorcyclist near San Juan Hot
Springs. There were no injuries
from that crash either.
S'A 1ftl)' lh1:. \\-eek after llehr rt:
mo\ <'d a contron:rs1al home~ ~ sales profits tax, and pressun·
built for quick appro\ a l of &n
alternative to J ar\'ls.
A 79-0 Assembly \'Ole Thurs·
day morning senl the measure
back to the Senate for a vote on
Asscm bl y amendments.
One of the five men on board
suffered a minor ankle sprain.
There were no other injuries.
However, the spokesman said,
there was substantial damage to
the helicopter which is worth an
estimated $1.S million.
After hitting the tree, the pilot
was able to set the helicopter
down, the spokes man said
Although the chopper was carry-
ing a full load of fuel. there was
no fire.
On board the helicopter this
morning were Capt. Michael
Perkins, the pilot; Lt. Terry
Lewis. co-pilot : Corpsman
Michael Thornhill; Crew Chi ef
Thomas J . Hall, and Cpl. Mardy
Carney, the mechanic.
But the bill ran into last-
minute opposition m the upper
house from liberals and con·
servativcs who contended it did
too little for renters, the dis·
abled and the poor, and did not
insure against future tax hikes.
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By WALTE R R. MEARS
AP '-1•1 Cor_,.._
W J\SlllNG'l'ON It seems as though
llan111Lo11 Jordtm could use a security cordon.
When he [.!<>t'S lo a bar he's besieged, Hice a star,
i,o he may l>•P in private from now on.
Thal, 1n lume hmerit•k, sums up the official
While !louse vt•rs1011 of the Sursfield's caper. All 33
pages of it
NO ONE HAS YET PRODUCED a trace of the
risque limerick Jordan is alleged to have scrawled
lo thl' young woman who claims he accosted her al
the bar and, s purned, spit a drink on her.
She remains us anonymous as she was when
the W ashmgton Post Magazine printed her version
of th<' episode two weeks ago.
Jordan. hb companions and their bartender
on the night 111 qucsllon all deny her account. The
bartender Sa.) s the woman was pestering Jordan.
And the 33-year old presidential aide adds that he
Sl·~om goes to public places because he often 1s
liothercd l>y pcoµle who don't respect his privacy
BOTllSIDESSTIPULATETHATlheencounter
wa!-. unpl<"asant, It also seems that during it, Jordan
got :.laµrx.·d. Dcyond that, the events of the night of
.I an. 27 arc as hazy as the atmosphere at midnight in
Sar:-fil'ld's, now Washington's most publicized bar.
pu bl1c•1zed l>ar
NEW STAR?
I l could be that the
whole mess was an ac-
cident. Accordiog to the
bartender, Daniel V .
Mars hall Ill, Jordan
was drinking Amaretto
and cream.
"We u se th e
cheapest Amaretto -
it's 40 proof," said
Marshall.
That concoction of .. liqueur a nd crea m
sounds hke enough l~
make anybody spit
Perhaps the worn an
JUst got in the way Hamilton Jordan Wh atever hJpprnl'd, there arc some conclusions to be drawn
from thl' episode.
t'OR O~f: THING . BARTENDERS are
suppos<.·d to ha' e names like Joe. No one can say,
let alone sin{!, "Set 'em up Daniel V. Marshall III,
I've got a little story l wantyoutoknow."
Fortunately, the senior associate counsel to the
prei.1dcnt of the United States went to Marshall to
get a story, not to tell one. Thi:.' interview produced
a 2•1 page statement which the burtender con-
1.'luded by ~aymg that he saw no spitting, no
touchrn~ and no improper conduct on Jordan's
part
Wh1 ll' llou:.c press t>cc:relar} Jody Powell ar
rangec1 the dt'fensc <'Xh1b1ts
"I've Ltlways lond of thoul(hl lhal in barroom
t11spuk~. lhl· hurl<'ndcr was iienlraTiy consicTered
to be the best Judge," he observed
THAT ~1AKES SENSE, BUT White House
response dJd more l\> magnify the story lhan to
quash 1t. A quick shot would have worked better than
the cannon Powell used. His defense dossier moved
the item from the gossip columns to the front page.
Still, the overreaction is more understandable
tn \'lew of the questions Powell encountered later.
-Tate thls one put to Powell at a White House news
briehng:
"lam ask mg what your comment is to the pro-
prtt'ly of someone with access to secret m ·
form atton going into singles bars or other bars. I
am Just asking whether you think that is proper or improper.··
That merits the Amaretto Cup for pomposity.
POW E LL R E PLIED THAT I F THE
adm in 1strat1on kept classified material from all
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offlc1als who go into bar!>. few pt:oplc would have
a ccess lo govcrnmc11l sl'C:rct:-..
He al~o noted lhul reporters have been known
lo cnlt'r bars •ind dnnk hard liquor
They usually go unnoticed, which 1s not the
casc with JX'Oplc like .Jordan. Whatever happened
at Sarsfield's. the bartender 's story touches on one
of th<' fac:ls of Was hrniiton life: the real celebrities are the pt•ople Ill power
"WH EN C•:umRITIES COME IN. pohtictans
arc one of the few people that µeople run right up
to," said Marshall ·· And these girls ran right up
and JUststartcd talk mg to him, and a couple of people
came up and al'ked Hamilton questions."
Jn, enough lo drive u man Lo .Amaretto and
rrt'am.
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KELLY BOYD
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DAILY PILOT Friday, March S, 1971 ORANGE COUNTY
o.11, Pli.t Sl•f "'9•
JEWELER TISH PIERSON WITH 'HIPPOS'
Get Bubbles Back and You Get One
Get a Ring
Bubbles Reward Offered
By STEVE MITCHELL
• Ofl!MO.oly .. lt.cSIMI
With all the hippo hysterics going around.
there's at least one Laguna Beach woman who is
trying' to do something bcncf1cial for Bubbles.
Laetitia Pierson, who friends call Tish, is a
jeweler in town, operating the Opal Peanut on
Coast llJghway.
SHE'S O .. FERl~G A pretty impressive re·
ward to the person who fi gures out how lo get
Bubbles the dcltnquenl hippopotamus back in her
home al Lion Country Safari.
And while this might at first appear to be a
com m erc1al venture exploiting the 4,000 pound
river horse. kl'l'P 1n mind Tish"'s creation predates
the Bubbles barn bootle by several years.
Whal Tish is proposing, is awarding ·one of her
sterling silver hippo rings-valued at $68-to the
person responsible for the safe recovery and re·
turn of Bubbles. ..
THE JS-YEAR-OLD jeweler says she's been
making silve r and gold hippos for several years now,
adding their price ranJ!es from $68 to $400 for-the gold
hippos.
So if you have a·ny b<'ller ideas than have been
offered so far !t.c., calling out the Marines. or
simulating a male hippo voice) let the folks at Lion
Cduntry know about it.
After all, }Ou'vc always wanted a hippo ring.
Right?
Cop Slwoter Get'8
Tenn in Prison
A man who shot and wounded a Santa Ana
policeman and then exchanged shots in a ruruting
battle with the wounded man's fellow officer has
been sentenced to nine years and eight months in
state p rison.
Orange County Superior Court Judge Mason
Fenton ordered maximum terms on multiple
criminal convictions, including attempted murder,
for Jesus Gonzalez, 20, or Santa Ana.
GONZALES WAS WOUNDED in the gun
battle las t Aug. 28 after he shot and wounded ()r.'\,
ficer Gail Clark. 32, while he was being questioned
by Clark and officer Joseph Esther, 28.
It was testified at Gonzalez's trial that the de-
fendant turned his gun on Esther after wounding
Clark, but was distracted wtH!n Clark drew his
Mun and fired at the defendant while lying on the _ground.
Gonzales and Esther then engaged in a run-
ning gun battle through a downtown apartment
complex which ended when Gonialez was bit by
three police bullets -twice in the chest and once In
the neck.
OFFICERS WHO SPED to lhe scene and aided
lo his arrest said the wounded defendant still had
enough fight to kick one officer as he was being
handcuffed and kick out the window of the police
car as he was driven away.
Both officers have been cited for bravery and ·
devotion to duty. Cla rk has since recovered from his wounds.
Abuse Meet Set
The sex abuse treatment. tean> of the Oranae
County Department of Social and Cbild Prot.etUve
Services will present a commmiity edueatlon ·pro.
aram 'tiealing with problems and treatment of
child sex abuse Monday from 3:30 to 5 p.g1.
Sponsored by the South Oranae COWtty Ta.sk
Force for Child Abuse Prevention, the program
wlll be h eld in Silverado Hall, Sllverado
Continuation High Scbool, 25612 DiMltO Drive, El
Toro.
A spokesman said the task force ls composed
.. 1'--.· «. prhrafe •ncl publlc-a1~01-repN1""8tivea and--~ dtfzens .tK> are promoting the concept 9f self ·help
-: lfoupa for pareqta.
·Burned B~y's
Benefit Slated
A student social services organization at Cal
Stale Long Beach Is setting up a Mexican bakery
next Wednesday lo hent•fil burn·scarred Tomas
Dominguez. 9. the child befriended by a Hunt-
ington Beach couple.
Members of the Cal Stale Long Beach As·
soeiated Students of Social Welfare will be raising
funds at a Mexican bake sale scheduled from 1 to 4
p.m . In the campus' Lecture Hall Patio.
The Lecture Hall is located just north of the
campus library.
T omas, who was chsccwered in a Tijuana
s hantytown by Mrs H1C'hardo Castillo. of 6811
Defiance Drive, Huntington Beach, has undergone
the first of several opl•rat1ons at Stanford
University Mcdtcal Center Children's Hospital.
Jnterplast, a worldwide organization that pro·
vides free surger y, bul cannot cover actual
hospital medical care costs. is doing the work on
Tomas, whose face was horribly disfigured.
Tomas is staying with a foster family in Gilroy
for the estimated year 1t will take to rebulid his
distorted face.
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COASTAL PLANNING HEARING . .
Tiie County of Of'ClnP finlrcn•1alal M•1g1-•I A.-cy wll laold to.-
PlcnudftCJ Co.....i11lot1 hblc Heml9g1 oa tr. Comty's Local Coastal
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u.Hh. and tt.. Issue ldenlificatto.. ..ct 1-d Use Pim fw tlte l"IH Coast
Planning u..it.
The County PICINllncJ COftllllli~ Mlechcl tM folowlltg data for pllblc
heariftc)s:
MARCH 6 -Emphasis on the California Coastal Act and its application to
the County's Coastal Zone. The County staff will also Introduce the Irvine
Coast issue identif1cat1on and land use plan. lPtanning Commission
hearing room. 1 :30 p.m. in Santa Ana Civic Cenfef. 400 Civic Center Drive
West).
MARCH I J -Pubhc hearing for review of the LCP Work Program for the
North Coast. Altso Creik. and South Coast planning units (Planning
Commission Heanng Room. 1 :30 p,m.).
MARCH 27 -Pubhc hearing on the Irvine Coast Issue Identification and
Land Use Plan portion of the LCP (City of Irvine Council Chambers. 7:00
p.m. located at 17200 Jamboree R.oad. Irvine).
APRIL Io -Final pubhc heanng on the Irvine Coast Land Use Plan with
add1t1onal comments on issue ident1ficalion (City of Irvine Council Chambers. 7:00 p.m.).
For further information wnte:
County of Orange -Environmental Management Agency
Community Planning Division
P.O. Box 4048
Santa Ana. California 92702
or call: Manuel Nunes or Gene Kjellberg. (714) 834-5378
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VOL. 71, NO. 62, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1978 N TEN CENTS
NB Eillployees Take Cu~ Froni ~olice
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI IN 0.tly Pl .. 1 $Ull
Under a newl y adopted City
Council policy, Newport Beach
policemen are to be among the
highest paid in Orange County,
Members of the city's fi ve
other employee as:;ociations say
they don't sec why that policy
shouldn't be applied to them as
well.
"If it's due to police, then it
shou ld be due all city
Another
Storm
Tonight
By JACKIE HYMAN
Ol UW O.lly "llel $~ff
A break in rainstorms late
Thursday and early today gave
Orange Coast city a nd county
workers time to clean up mud
and debris and brace for another
storm expected tonight.
The National Weather Service
put the chance of rain at nearly
100 percent tonight and Satur-
day, with ram heavy at times.
Another break was forecast for
t Sunday.
1 One of the hardest hit areas of I the storms has been Trabuco
Canyon. where an El Toro
Marine Corps Atr Station sear ch
and rescue he licopter crash
landed early today while aiding
the Orange County Fire
Department tn a rescue.
The heli copter reportedly
cras h-landed while trying to
break through cloud cover to
rescue a young woman ap-
pare ntly suffering from ap·
pendicilis. No serious injuries
occurred and the woman JNJLa
filrrled across swollen Trabuco
Creek in a basket on rope pulleys,
a fire department spokesman
said. ) T he Colo de Caza a rea in
\ Trabuco Canyon a lso faces
possible power failure as a l : m a in line Southern California
~ E~ison power pole teeters in the
( soaked ground near the creek.,
An SCE spokesman said efforts I were under way to reinforce the
pole.
Jn Newport Beach, where
swirling tides threatened the
lifeguard station at the Newport
Pie r , lifegu a rd Lt. Logan
Lock a bey said sandbagging ef·
forts so far have (>revented ma·
jor da mage.
Other cities reported cleanup
operations under way, although
Back Bay Drive in Newport.
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood
(See RAI N, Page A2)
Newport ~at
NewsBoy Hits -· Harbor Rocks
By ALMON LOCJ(,\8EY
Dellr Plllt a..tillt Wrtttt
NewsBoy, t he matiogony col·
ored 12-meter sloop that has
been a m arine showpiece in
Newport Harbor since 1966, is a
victim of the violent Southern
California weather.
Strong winds and high surge in
Fish Harbor, the Los Angeles
Yacht Club moorln·g area on
T er m inal I sland cau sed
NewsBoy to drag its mooring
and fetch u p on t he rocks
Wednesday.
T~e yacht bad been at LA YC
alnce the Mldwlntei' Re1atta and
Q"1ler J ack Baillie of Newport Buda wu ph nnlna t6 a.ail 1tJa
}lfewport Harbor Yacht Club'•·
Ocean Radnl Series.
' Accordins to preUmlnary in. the-water lnapeetlon of the
r acht, lt wu bOled througb on
employees,'' said Stan Peterson,
president of the Newport Beach
Empl oyees League whic h
represents the city's blue collar
workers.
His sentiments were echoed in \'arying degrees by the pres-
idents of Newport Beach's
Fire Fighters Association.
. Ocean Lifeguards Association,
Professional a nd Technical
Employees Association and the
City Employees Association,
which represents th e
administrative and clerical
state.
Monday, councilmen voted 6·1
with Councilman Paul Ryckorr
dissenting, to adopt an un-
precedented policy whic h
m andatl'S that the pay a nd
fringe benefit package given
policemen must be i;omparableto
the top three pack1;1ges paid in the
county.
According to a survey of the 24
DMIY,......,__,.._,..,,..
YOUNG HARBOR SEAL IN TEMPORARY QUART!R8
Rough SeH Driving S.agofng Mamm.., to Shore
Sea Lion Saga
NB Lifeguards Rescue Nine
Along with all the other
phenomena produced by the
string of Pacific storms hitting
Newport Beach, lifeguards say
they have found themselves up to
their necks in sea lions.
Woll perhaps it's not quite that
bad, but Lifeguard U . Logan
Lockabey said he and his men
have aided nine beached sea
lions since Wednesday.
"I guess they come ashore to
get away from the rough seas,".
he speculated, noting that the
animals are in various states of
health.
The seagoing mammals are
not just washing up on the ocean
beaches, he said. "They are
turning up in peoples' patios.
They go to step outside in the
morning and there's a sea lion
staring at them."
Lockabey said Newport Beach
lifeguards will be glad to ta.Ice a
sea lion off any resident's hands
as long as they're not handling
some other emergency at the
timeo.
T h e g u a r d s h a· v e a n
India Nixes Jet
NEW DE LIU, India (AP) -
The Indian government says it
wUl not let the Concorde Cly over
Indian territory.
a~reemenl with a Laguna Beach
organizatjon call the Friends of
the ~ea Lions and they take the
animals down to the Art Colony
where they are cared for until
they're sufficiently recovered to
go back lo sea.
Lockabey says he's never seen
anything like the influx of sea
lions. which he says seems to be
happening all along the Orange
Coast.
'· l guess the bad weather af.
feels them too," he said.
Grave Robbers
U/tNo Clue
CORSIER SUR Vi:VEY,
Switzerland <AP) -Police aay
they have no clues to the identity
of grave robbers who stole
Chauie Chaplin's body from a
small, unguarded Swiss village
cemetery two nights ago.
They said no ransom demand
:has been received, and they would
:not speculate on other possible
.motives for the theft.
Chaplin died Dec. 25 and was
buried two days later in a small
cemetery on a rarely traveled
dirt road near this Lake Geneva
village where be spent the last
20 years of his life.
· U a port aide at about. the
11rbo1rd <bottom> atrake.
Y~.IJIQluu.-..ull....ll~~......:~ _,~, °" ti ltarboard aide at
•bout • 45-dlcrw u,i. and wu
.. about hall tublDerlff. Sffortl to · .-1va1e the sloop have been
liam pered by continued bad
• weather. • <See YACUI', Pase Al>
agencies prepared by city of· •
ficials and the Police Employees
Association, Newport currently
ranks 14th.
A beginning patrolman earns
a salary and fringe benefit
pa<:kage worth a monthly gross
of $1,815.
The top three agencies,
Anaheim, Irvine and Santa Ana, pay from $2,040, to $2,150 to their
beginning patrolmen.
Newport police association
members lobbied hard for the
newly enacted policy. basing
their request on the content.ion
that the city's ability to attract
and retain top quality policemen
is being humstrung by the pres·
ent standing in the salary survey.
Ryckoff, in dissenting, cited
several reasons for opposing the
policy, inclu~ing the fear that
the rive othe r groups which
r e present about 340 city
employees would seek an
identical policy.
That view seems to be borne
out b y interviews with
representatives of the fi ve other
employee groups.
Lifeguards are planning to
meet to discuss what action they
should take. Other groups, such
as the City Employees and !he
Employees League are waitiftg
to bring the matter up during up-
coming negotiations.
(See EQUAL, Page A2)
Tax Bill Inked
Brown Pkdges No New Increase
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. today signed
a Sl 4 billion bill to cut property
taxes. pledging no new across-
tbe-board tax increase while he
is governor.
The DemQ(·ratic governor said
that he would avoid a general
tax increase where sales. in-
come and all other state taxes
would be increased at the same
ttme.
• • 1 am pledging no ne w
Hopefuls
·Disclose
Fi::l!nces
Newport Beach Cily Council
J:JUldJda•es' c~1<losure
fOrmt mec1 b)' the 4"4.llne ti 5
p.m. Thursday 1how incumbellt
Lucille Kuehn as Ute bluest
money raiser ol tbe 15 hopefuls,
with $8,780.28 ln dooaUons.
She was fo llowed by J ac-
queline Heather, chairman of
\he city Planning Commluton,
who has raised $31131.tl. Mrs.
.Heather is running in the fourth
district. Mrs. Kuehn is running
an the sixth.
Mrs. Kuehn is the only council
member seeking re-election.
Mayor Milan Dostal, Mayor Pro
Tern Pet e Barrett and
Councilwoman Trudi Rogers
have announced they will step
down.
The third largest fund raiser
so far is Donald Slrauas with
$2, 725 <first district), followed
by Planning Commissioner Paul
Hummel with $2,025 (sixth dis-
trict). l
Other candidates and amounts
received were Peg Forgil, $1,590
(first), Mike Gering with
$1 ,484.98 (third), Evelyn Hart ~ith $1,013 (third), and WUllam
Dohr, $795.03 (sixth). Amounts
listed include Joans.
Receiving less than $200 were,
in the first district, John Tucker,
La Verne del la Cierva and S.H.
"Hap" Byels. The city clerk's
office reported that Bill Von
Esch's s tateme nt had been
mailed on lime but had not yet
been received. .
Also raising less than $200
wer e Frank Ivens and Paul
Caldwell in the third district and
Charles D. Larson-in the fourth
district.
Contributions listed ran1ed
from under $10 up to $200, the
maximum a can didate is
permitted to receive from one
donor.
Mrs. Kuehn's supporters in-
cluded Anthony R. Moiso, pres·
ident of Rancho Miulon Viejo;
-<See CAMPAIGN, Page AZ)
' I
general tax increase as long as I
am governor," Brown, who is
seeking a second term, told re-
porters at 1:t Capitol news con·
ference.
Brown also said he planned to
campaign vigorously against the
Jarvis initiative on the June
ballot.
Brown , s urrounded by
legislative sponsors of the bill,
signed the m~asure al a formal
ceremony in the Capitol news
.............
ltla.t Bf!flutff Id
Lynda Carter, star of the
TV ser ies "Wonder
Woman," has been voted
the ''most beautiful woman
in t he world" at the annual
convention of the
International Academy of
Beauty.
Marines Nix
Help in Hunt
·For Bubbles
conference room.
At the ceremony, he said he
did not believe the Jarvis
measure would win voter ap-
proval and said he tfiought it had
"serious constitutional pro-
blems." . ~
The bill, which would cut
horn eowner property taxes at1
least 30 perc.ent, was sent to i
Brown Thursday after a break
in a legislative deadlock that
<See BROWN, Page A2)
Derailed
Train
Sabotaged
W ASlllN G-TON (AP> -
Sabotage caused the Florida
train derailment Sunday that re-
leased deadly chlorine gas and •
~Uled eight people, a federal
safety agency said today.
"OU!' lnvestlptors h ave de·
termlned that the derailment 1 near Youngstown, F la ., was i
caused by sabotage as a result
or someone misaligning the rails
at a joint in the track," said ·
Kay Bailey, acting chairman of
t he N ational Trans portation ·
Safety Board.
Miss Bailey said she passed
the Information to FBI Director
William Webster and that the
FBI has "taken over lhe search
for the persons responsible."
A tank car carrying the
chlorine gas ruptured early Sun-
day after about 40 cars of an
Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay
Railroad freight train derailed. A
ghostly yellow cloud of chlorine
floated over a nearby highway,
killing eight people a nd injuring
nearly 100.
Many of the bodies were found
<*) the median strip of the four·
lane road where the victims feU
after appa rently trying to
escape the fumes when the
chlorine choked their cars'
engines. .
About 1,000 residents near
"Youngstown were forced to
evacuate their homes.
Miss Bailey said safety board
investig~tors found that some·
one dellberately remove d a
metal joint that joins two pieces
of track together and pulled the
rail off to lhe side "so nothing
could h appen but that the
l9comotive would go off the
track."
Coas t
Weather
Ctiante of Tain near 100
percent a nd becoming
heavy at times late tonight
a n d ·Sat urd ay. Lows
tonight in sos . Highs
Saturday 58 to 63.
NSIBE-TGB~ y
. Recreational horseback rid·
tng mnaiu popul4r, btli thtte
aN1 f etD plocf •in Oro.age C0tm· ,,, ~ "°"'' "°",,. mtted. Thou rmtol llablt• oiioilablc
ore f tcdurtd fll •to111 ond
phoC()•Oft Pallf Cl.
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f'ro• Pag~ A I
GATES ..•
Newport Beach •Lock broker _..
firm Sheanon, Hayden, Stone
Inc.
Thl• sheriff's umcndcd d1s-
dosun· statement also shows
that h~ n•ceived a loan of less
than $10,000 from Clint Hoose Jr. or Newport Beach and repaid a
loan lo the Orange County
Postal Credit Union during 1977.
Another amendment to Gat.es'
<tisclosurc statement covered in·
1tallment payments made to
bim by· three s h eriff de-
partment's employees that cov·
er Lt 1972 ltiver side Count y
property sale.
Gates a lso added some in·
vestments to his dii;closure
statement.
Among them was an in·
vestment of under $10,000 cover·
mg his one third anteresl in a
newly formed Joint venture
Avery Associates.
Also omitted from his original
statement but included in the
amended declaration was his in·
tcrest an u family partnership
that owns land in the MoJavc
Dl'Sert reportedly part or an
cstate he. t\\o sisters und ••
brother share.
"I thank initially we intended
to list everything that was re-
quired and those things omitted
simply were misunderstandings
<>f the regulations "
Gates said he met with Deputy
County Counsel Terry Andrus
'fhursday to discuss the report·
ing requirements.
"I doubt that I'm the only
public official in California who
didn't include real est at{' Joans
or mortgages on my statement."
Gates Silid
.. Rut that is beside the point. I
intended and do intend to follow
the letter and spirit of the law
and now that 1t has been
dnrified I 'm sure there'll be no
more confusion."
Gates' construction and Teal
estate loans were already a
matter of public record when re-
corded with the county re ·
corder's om ce al the time the
banl-.s advanced the money.
On the sheet requmng pubJic
off1c·11lb to hst any gifts they
might have received during the
year. GJtes showed •·nc ne."
F r ont P a ge Al
E Q UAL ...
Th c Fir c 1'' 1 g ht er s and
Professional and Technical as·
::.oeiations arc tr) ing to decide
whether to go directly to the
(•ounc1l or pursue the policy as
P:lrl of the ncg_ot1at1ons process
slated to begin later this month.
Representatives Of the fi ve
~roups \\ere not critical or
police. but they indicated some
resentment that one association
would be singled out for special
lrt'atmcnt.
··1 think it's manelous that
the police department should be
among the top three," comment·
ed Jack Hamilton, president of
the fire fighters group
"M y personal opinion is that
fire fighters are probably com·
parabie In that we perform
many duties that would j uslify
t hat same outlook.
.. And we will certainly at-
t e mpt to bring this. t o the
councl 1 's attention.'·
E l don David so n o f the
Professional and Technical
· Employees asked: ''Why not us,
too?"
One stumbline block seen by
the five representatives was the
absence of a similar salary and
benefit survey prepared in con·
junction with the city
administration, although they
indicated they would be working
on something similar. ·
"You know." observed
Davidson, "we've always want-
ed to be comparable to the top or
the scale, but now there's a
possibility we could get
something like that in writing.•·
Farmers Adamant
EDINBURG, Texas (AP) -
Defiant striking farmers, de·
manding that charges against
the m be dropped, stayed a
second night in jail here rather
than pay the $18. 75 each that
would free them.
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Getting Their L i cks In
~in L ah
Book Alleges
Life Created
NEW YORK <AP ) Pu blls h ers Weekly has an
advertisement for a forthcomin& book on what is described as "the
scientific investigative report of the century.'' dealing with the al· ...
leged creation of hum an life in the laboratory.
The book. "In His Image, The Cloning ol a Man," is scheduled
for publication in June by the J . B. Lippincott Company, according
to the ad in the trade journal.
THE AUTHOR, DAVID RORVIK, could not be reached. His
agen\, Barbara Lowenstein, and spokesmen .(Qr Lippincott refused
to discuas details or the book pending publication.
Lippincott publicist Dlanitia Hucheson said the book would be
available June S when people "could read the whole story."
The ad Is headlined: "A human baby created in a laboratory is
14 months old." It says: "To protect the child from harmful
publicity and other participants from certain controversy, Rorvik
refuses to divulge names or places. but he describes fully the
circumstances of his Involvement in this momentous development
und the details of the scientific procedure atself."
County paramedic Rick Lockman. at
Uni n•n;ity Fire St::ition in Irvine, said lo·
day hl' wants no r e match with ice cream·
eating cha llenger Lucy Palumbo of
Corona del Mar. She works with the wife
of Lockman's battalion chief, Jim Radley,
<.1 nu asserted she c ould out-e at an y
fireman alive. The contest ended in a tie
Thursday at the station, both having con·
sumed almost a gallon each in an hour.
Radley said Lockman won style points.
because he wore fight er 's robe with
"Rocky Road" emblazoned, but conceded
"pound-for· pound\' Mlss Palumbo won .
THE NEW YORK POST quoted an unnamed source 1dent1fied
only as a close associate of Rorvik as saying the child was a boy
and was the "clone" or genetic duplicate of a U.S. m1lhonaire, in
h.is 60s, who "wanted an exact copy of himself."
In cloning, lhe proce1& rererred to in lhe title, the nucleus of a
somati~ or body cell is put into an egg cell from whic h the nucleus
has been removed. The egg then bc~ms to divide and grow and
could become a mature animal, Identical to the one whose cell wa.s
used. ·
British scientists, within the last decade, produced a Jiving
frog through cloning a sinjle cell from a nother frog. Genetics ex·
perts say, however, that s uch a process involving humans is
virtually impossible at this point
Simi Evacuation Halted "YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER that a clone is an exact
duplicate of an individual and that's very difficult to accomplish."
said Dr. Stanley Kalkow of the University of Washington. "There's
no one ln this country with the facilities to do it. ln this country, re·
search on ova and things of this nature are very strictly con·
trolled." 'No Imminent Danger to Dam Collapse'
By The As!IOC:lated Press
:-;umcrous houses in rural
Simi Valley v.erc evacuated
briefly today after officials in
the Ventura County · community
feared that a small Cllrthen dam
would burst and flood the dwell· in gs.
The evacuation, in a SO·block
section subdivision nicknamed
the "Texas tract," was ordered
as clouds from the latest storm
moved into Southern California,
threatening new rain after a
night of partly cloud y skies
throughout much or the area.
But the Simi Valley Police
De partment called o ff the
evacuation shortly arte r It
began, saying there was no im·
-Fro..-P-4lflfl A I
BROWN •.•
had dragged for months. C Reial·
ed photo, AS)
After the 32·6 vote, Brown for
the first Ume spoke out publicly
against the Jarvis Initiative, a
June ballot measure that would
cut property taxes about 60
percent.
"The Jarvis initiative ia a tax
trap," the Democratic governor
told reporters.
And he described the bill, SB 1
by Sen. Peter Behr, R·Tlburon,
as "honest property tax relief."
··Jarvis will require income
tax, sales, corporation tax ln·
creases that will come up and
calch people when they are not
looking." Brown said.
But the J a r vis forces re·
m ained confident that their in·
ilialive would become an
amendment t o the s t ate
Constitution nod override the
Behr bill.
The secretar y or United
Organizations of Taxpayers,
through which J arvis works.
was asked if the bill would
under cut the chances or the in·
itiative.
The secreta r y, Leona.
MagidWlon , replied: "No, not as
loni as the press makes It clear
that the le1islaUon would be for
only one year. It's not a con·
stitutional amendment, and
could be chanted at any time."
The Behr bip wouJd not take
effect unless the Jarvis Initiative
is rejecti?d by voters and
another ballot measure,
Proposition 8, ls approved.
• l'rolit P age A J
IDPPO •••
minent danger of the dam's col·
lapse.
An unidcnlifled spokeswoman
ror the Ventura County Fire
Deparlment said water was
bubbling over the top of the dam
and the w atcr -d r en c.hed
foundalion appeared "ver y
shaky."
Further details on the
evucuation . just below a small
manmudc lake in the northeast
section of the hilly bedroom
com munity, were sketchy.
Further south, a nighttim-? * * *'
Fro• P age Al
RAIN •..
Control spokesman said the
break in the storms permitted
wa4er to be released from flood
cont rol reservoirs, which are
now quite low.
The southwest corner of the
San Clem ente pier remained
closed as chd a stairway closer
to the pler'a base, botb damaged
by high tides.
Pacuic Coast H.Jg.hway from
Avenidn Estacion to Camino
Capistrano in San Clemente was
a lso closed today as city road
crews cleared away mud and
rock11 from eroding cliffs.
Floodln1 problems Thursday
in Laguna Beach forced the clos-
ing of Laguna Canyon Road.
Telonlc Altair, a m•nufacturing
plant 1n the Big Bend area of the
road sent home more than 100
employees due to the heavy
water flow. The road was closed from 2to5p.m.
For the 2'·hour pertod ending
this morning, . 73 inches of rain
was measured at Orange Coast
College In Costa Mesa, (or a
season total of 22.36, up from
7 .!3 last year.
From P age Al
YACHT .•.
Baillie, a staff commodore of
the Balboa Yacht Club and a
member or LAYC, said shipyard
workers were a ttempting to
relloat the yacht by flotation
material. It was to be towed to
the San Pedro Boat Works for
sur vey today, weather pennit·
tlng.
Preliminary inspection
showed that the yacht could
possibly be r epaired, BaUUe
said.
NewsBoy <ex-Easterner) ts a
wooden 12·meter bullt jo 1958 by
the Chandler Hovey family of
New York for campaigning in
the America's Cup trials.
The yacht failed to win ~
tenae honors in 1951, 1962 and
1"4. Balllle purcb11e4 her &om
tbe Hove,-family Md •hlppeci lt.
to Newport Beach in 1966.
raft ride on the rain swollen San
Gabriel River ended in disaster
t oday with the death or a
worn an, the disappearance or a
man and the rescue of lwo other
persons aboard a capslted raft.
T be de.ad w o· m an w a a
identified u Gloria Holguin, 28,
of Bell Gardens. Deputles said
t he woman apparenUy dled of
exposure and not from drown·
ing. She was wearing a life
jacket . a spokesman said.
A helicopter and aea search
continued for David Mellon, 34,
of Norwalk, whom authorities
fear ed had been swept out lo
sea.
Fro•P~Al
CAMPAIGN FINANCING. • •
Ray mond L. Watson. former
president of th!:! Irvine Company
now of New1>0rt Development
Company; developer Ben C.
Deane; O.W. Richard, vice
chairman of the Bank o f
Newport, and government re·
lations consultant Robert
Shelton.
Also listed were J ohn D. Lusk
and Son, developers ; Or ange
County Supervisor Thomas
Riley, for mer Newport Beach
Mayor Doreen Marshall and
Newport-Mesa school trustee
Donald Smallwood.
AmQng Mrs. Heather's donors
were Smallwood, former plan·
ning commission c hairman
William Hazcwinkel, Riley, and
Mayor Milan Dostal.
Str auss' donors in cluded
Newport Beach school
Superintendent J ohn Nicoll and
Deputy Superintendent Norman
Loats. and Nancy Ebsen, wife of
actor Buddy Ebsen.
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EDITION
VOL. 71, NO. 62, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA
School ·Merit Pay
By LA URIE KASP ER
OI 1"9 Delly ll'llot St•lf
Merit pay for 72 management
employees has cos t the
Sa ddle back Valley Unified
School Distnct more than t"'ice
the amount budjleted
A total of $77,221 has been
awarded to administr ator s.
principals, supervisors and con-
fidentia l employees under the
system designed lo reward those
whose work was judged by their
supe rvi so r s as "above
average."
Only $35,000 was budgeted for
the program.
Superintendent Richard Welte
blamed the discrepancy on the
statistical tool used to predict
the amount of money needed for
the program. He said another
factor was that the eight percent
maximum allowed this year was
higher th~n the amount given
last year under a similar merit
pay program.
In September, when the pro·
gram was approved by trustees,
the s uperintendent said the
$35,000 may be even less than
the amount that would be
needed. He said this week that it
wasn't until later that he re-
alized the program would cost
more money.
When the program was ap-
proved, the superintendent also
s aid that merit pay would be
difficult to obtain and glven only
for "excepllonaJly fine work."
But 45 -or nearly two·thirds
--of the 72 eligible employ~
were given some extra pay un-
der the system. This apparentl:t
means that at least a majority of
the administrator s arc con·
sidered lo be above average.
The program g(vcs no merit
pay to administrators who are
considered bverage or less.
Administrators cons idered
Sheriff Shows Loans
ended ·statement
Income
On Loan
-Revised
Oran~e County Sheriff Brad
Gates has amended financial
disclosure statements he fil~d
las t month to, among other
things, show S340,000 in real
estate and other loans he re-
celv<'d In 1977 as income.
"Whatever errors were made
in the original statements were
unintentional and simply a mis·
unders tanding," G at es s aid
Thursday evenrng.
"I didn't rewire, for example,
that a home conslr'\lction loan
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1978
Afternoon
.Y~ S oeks
·i ·t!
TEN CENTS
Esthnate
"outstanding'' were given a
·seven to eight percent salary in·
crease and those judged "above
average" received a five to six
percent raise.
Gilbert Moreno, director of ris-
e al services, said only four
empl oyees -a ll classified
emplol:s who generally earn
less an the cerlificat'd
admini ators -were given tbe
maximum eight percent raise.
Eighteen of the employees
CLEARED OF CHARGES
Teacher Herbfrt
Teacher's
Dismissal
Overturned
were given a seven per cent
rwse; 18 were given six percent
and five received five percent,
Moreno said.
Th e· 51 certificated
adm inlstrators generally
those who are involved in
management of educational pro-
gra ml!I -recet\•ed a total of
S63 ,229. T he 29 c lassified
supervisors and .confidential
employees were given a total of
(See MERIT, P age A2 )
Another
Storin
Tonight
By JACKI E HYMAN
0t •• 0.11, ll'ilet 5ulf
A break in rainstorms late
Thursday and early today gave
Or a nge Coast city and county
workers lime to clean up mud
a nd debris and brace for another
storm expected tonight
The National Weather Servi-.e ;
put the chance of ram at nearly •
100 percent tonight and Satur 1
1 d.ay. with rain heavy at time!>
Another break was forecast for!
Sunday.
One of the "hardest hit areru. or·
the storms has been Trabuco
Can\'on where an El Turo
Marine Corps Air Station sr·arch
and r escue hl'l icopter crash
landed c.arly today while aiding
the Ora n·i;e County Fire Department m a rescue.
The helicopter reportedly
crash-la nded while trying to
break through cloud cover to
lml~ ~11-durinr~~ .......... lty'A :COOP
r escue a youn~ woman ap·
parcntly s uffering from ap-
pendicitis. No ser ious injuries
occurred .and 1hc woman JN~'----1
carried across swollen Trabuco
Hot Car in lrriae
The fire, which apparently started in..1he
e n gine. destroyed this 1964 VW bus
belonging to Floyd Martin of Tustin. An
Irvine police officer saw the s moke and
pulled Martin, who hadn 't noticed that
anything was wrong, ovf'r to the side of
t he San Diego Freeway near L.ag.,Una
Canyon at a bout 3;30 p.m. Thursday.
Fire men said they arrived at the s cene
too l ate to save the vehicle. 'fhere were no
injuries. Tne cause of the fire .fs being in·
vcstigatect.
Tax Cm Bill
Signed Today
By Governor
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. signed a $1.4
billion bill lo cut property taxes
that ·s upporters toot as a n
altttnative to the Jarvis initiative
today.
The bill, which would cut
homeowner property taxes at
least 30 percent, was sent to
Brown Thursday after a break
in a legislative deadlock that.
, ilad dragged for months. (Relat·
ed photo, A5)
I After the 32-6 vote, Brown for
\he first time spoke out publicly
against. the Jarvis Initiative, a
June ballot measure that would t 'cut property taxes about 60
1 (See BROWN, Page AZ)
Coast
Chance of rain near 100
perce nt. and becoming_
heavy at tlmea late toni1ht
aad Sa&.u.r du Lows
tonight In 50a. Hl&hs
Saturday &a to 63.
Evacuation in Simi
Halted; Rain Due
By Tbe Associated Press
Numerous houses i n rural
Simi Valley we re evacuated
briefly today after officials in
the Ventura County community
feared that a small earthen dam
would burst and flood the dwell·
in gs.
. The evacuation, in a SO.block
section subdivision nicknamed
the "Te)tas tract," was ordered ·
as clouds from the latest storm
moved into Southern California,
threatening new rain after a
night of partly cloudy s kies
throughout much of tbe area.
Bot the Simi Valley Police
Department called off the
evacu ation s hortly after it
began, &aying_ there was no im-
minent danger of the dam's col-
lapse.
An unidentified spokes.woman
for ttre. Ventura County Fire
Department said water wes
bubbling over the top of the dam
a nd the wate r -dre nche d
foundation appeared "very
shaky.''
Further d etails on the
evacuation, just below a small
m anmade lake in the northeast
secUon of t.be bUly bedroom
community, were 1ket<?by,
Farther south, a nighttime
raft ride on the rain s\tollen San
Gabriel River ended in disaster
today with the death of a
woman, the disappearance of a
man and the rescue of t. wo other
persons aboard a capsized raft.
The dead woman was
identified as Gloria Holgujn, 28,
of Bell Gardens. Deputies said
the woman apparently died of
exposure and not. h'om drown·
lng. She was wearing a life
jacket, a 1pokesman said.
A helicopter and. sea search
conUnued for David Mellon, 34,
of Norwalk, whom authorities
feared bad been swej>t out to
sea.
year should be reported as in·
come simply beeause it isn't in·
come. It lS a loan lo be repaid,''
Gates said.
However, the sheriff added,
'Tm told now that such a loan
for reporting purposes must be
tlsted as lnl'ome and I've done
that.··
As a result. Gates' amended
statement shows a loan from
Bank of California with an ap·
propriate box checked indicat·
ing "value received was greater
than $10,000."
Although the loan was for
$140,000 and was repaid 90 days
later , the form& indicate it must
be reported only insofar as it ex-
ceeds $10,000. By the same token a $200,000
mortgage loan ftom Keyst0ne
Savings and Loan that Gat4!s
used in part to repay the con-
struction loan also has been add-
e d to his statement and
checked in the appropriate box
marked value received was
greater than $10,000.
The sheriff also showed on his
a m ended statement receiving a
loan from Paul and Virginia
Montgom er y of Capistrano
Beach that was valued at more
than $10,000, but, as of the re-
porting date, had a remaining
balance under that amount. On the sheet requiring public
officials lo list any gifts they
might have received during the
y~r, Gates showed "none."
°' tM o.11, PttM s-.11
Niguel Hills Junior High
School teacher Michael Herbert.
will not. be fired and accusations
made agatnst him by Ute
Capistrano Unified School Di.s·
trict are to be dropped, a state
parrel has rutM .
Herbert, who has taught math
a n d foreign languag.st.._i n
Capistrano Uoffied 'tlchools since
1974, was notified in May of tus
impe nding di smissal.
He was charged by the school
district with dishonest v and persistent violations of "rea-
son~ble rules and regulations."
Herbert appealed the decision to
fire him, and a hearing was held
Nov. 30-Dec. 2. The three·
m ember hearing panel was
headed by administrative law
judge John Willd.
During the hearing Niguel
Hills principal Edward Kincaid
testified that Herbert bad twice
left school 10 minutes before the
end of bis work day without
permission.
In addition Herbert allegedly
took t wo "sick" days, but was
well enough lo coach baseball
games in the afternoon for pa.y,
Kincaid told the panel.
He rbert s aid l\e had un -
derstood 10ncald to say at a
faculty meeting that if teachers
left early, tley would be docked
a quarter day sick leave.
"I was relieved at the time,''
(See TEACHER, Page A2)
Creek in a basket on rope pulleys.
a fire department. spokesman
said. The Coto de Caia area in
Trabuco Canyon also faces .
possible power failure as a
<See RAJN, Page A2>
* * * Five Escape_
Trabuco Area
Copter Crash
A Marine Corps helicopter on
3 rescue mission crashed earl,·
this morning In the Trabuc~
C.:anyonarea.
A spokesman al the El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station said
the search and rescue <SARI
helicopter was n ying in pitch
black skies veil ed with low
clouds s hortly before 1 a.m.
when it hit a tree and went down
about eight miles east of El Toro
near Cooks Comer.
Ofte of the five men on board
surrered a minor ankle sprain.
There were no other injuries.
However, the spokesman said,
there was substantial damage to
the helicopter which is worth an
estimated $1.S million.
Afte r hitting the tree, the pilot
(See COr'fER, Page AZ>
[
\2 DAILY PILOT SB
E',.._Pa,,e Al
MERIT ...
$13)92 ..
Merit pay raises arc given for
one year only. On July 1, the
beginning or Cl new fiscal year,
the administrators' salaries are
supposed lo drop back lo the
norm al level unless they are
i:iven another merit raise.
The merit increases were
gi ven in addition to the five
percent cost of llv1ng ralse that
was granted earlier this year to
all management employees.
Since salaries of school djs. ..
trict employees are an ex·
penditure of public fundB. they
normally are considered public
inform alion. However , neither
Moreno nor Welle would reveal
the raises given to individual
administrators .
"l think that's a violation ol
confidential information," said
the superintendent who coroplet·
ed the merit pay evaluations last week.
Re pealing the stand he took
when merit pay raises were
granted lasl y ear , the
s uperintendent !)aid revealing
the raises given to individuals
would rencct their evaluations.
This. he argued. w uld be a
violation of the empt yees' right
to pri vacy.
llowe\'er, the s rintendcnt
pointed out that e merit raises
l'an easily be fi red by compar·
ing the ad mi islrators · past
salary rates h their µresent
salaries.
Such a comparison indicates
that the four men who sit in al
trustees· meeting:. and arc con·
si.dc r ed al the lop level of
adm inistrut1on were each given
a SC\'Cll percent raise.
These administrators and
their salaries are Don Ames.
a ssi!>lant s up e rintendent,
$39.127. Jim Mit c hell ,
adm 101 strator of personne l,
SJ6 .6i0. Rob Ferguson, director
of factl1t1 es J nd ser\'1ces.
SJS.991. and Moreno. $34,326
Welte re1>t!ated wh<1t he has
often said in the past -he does
nut feel aµoloJ,!etic for educators'
salaries. "I still feel one of the
mos t 1mr>0rtant services society
provides is a 1.1ubhc education."
he said.
The superintendent said the
purpose of the merit pay pro-
gram 1s "to make for a better
school district hy recogn1Z1ng
those pC'ople who do perform
well."
If thC' merit pay system has
m adc the schools better for
yo un gs ter s then , th e
superintendent said. the money
has been "well spent "
Bul Welte said the program
probably won't continue next
year when the district is expect·
ed to have a reduced income.
Fac ed with this and even
greater possible reductions if
the Jarvis .Gann initiative
passes in June. trustees have said they won't. 6pend their con-
tingencies on anything other
than emergencies.
The excess amount of merit
pay, howe\'er . will be paid out of
this contingency account. Bul
the superintendent s aid the
merit pay was given because il
was agreed to before the Jarvis
initiative was put on the ballot.
,.
By WILUAM HODGE
Of .... Deity" .......
IT MA V NOT BE A BA<;KLASH a1ainst the move·
ment to equalize the sexes, but Saddleback College
trustees have approved the deletion of two courses 1eared
to educate the opposite sexes about each other.
Apparently women aren't that interested in learning
about the game that keeps rnen and television sets tied
together for a better part or the winter weekends.
The course, "Whal You Have
Always Wanted To Know About
Football But Were Afraid To Ask," wa~
designed for women whose mates are
consumed by watching the ,Rame.
But Trustee Norrisa Brandt took ex-
ception to the explanalton. Sho said she
knows as much about football as
anyone.
She learned 1t in high school , s he
explained.
Another canceled course was tilled
".Male Guide-to.Modern Women."
Trustee Robert Price was amazed at the cancella-
tion.
Not Mrs. Brandt. however. That's another thing that's
learned in high school. she explained.
• • •
TELEVISION DETECTIVE Jack Webb might be in·
tcrested in meeting Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis·
trict Trustee Carole Neustadt.
She just might be perfect for a part in one or Webb's
notorious police shows .
The possibility stems from a "terrible experience''
Mrs. Neustadt had recently while visiting Mission Viejo
High School.
"When I went into the rest room . they started scream-
ing 'narc·," she said. She apparently couldn't convince the
kids that she was n't a narc just a trustee.
• • •
~llSSION VIEJO MUNICIPAL Advisory Council
Chairman John Noble received a reply Wednesday to one
of his questions about the :\fission Viejo Company's pro-
posed changes in the Community Plan Text
"Where is MA C?" Noble had asked in a letter to the
company. "Tbey do not appear anywhere."
.. MAC appears at 27021 La Paz Road. Suite 2K, every
second !Honday of the month," the company's Advance
Planning !\tanager Dave Celestin responded in a letter.
• • •
SADDLEBACK VALLEY Unified School District
Trustees will commence a letter writing campaign in
hopes of changing Gov. Jerry Brown's mind.
But thC' trustees' effort s won't be geared to persuading
the often·elus1vc governor to s ign certain legislation.
The trustees arc pleading with the governor to meet
with sixth graders from Rancho Canada Elementary
School. who will be visitin g Sacramento shortly as part of
the school's career education program.
• • •
SOME TIME AGO. quite a nap was raised locally over
the naming of streets 1n the E1 Toro area and Lake Forest
areas.
An enthusiastic builder was naming streets after his
favorite rock and roll stars. Jagger Street, named after t~
Rolling Stones' lead :iiioger, and Dylan Avenue, named
after Bob Dylcm. are examples of the fad lo Lake Forest.
But M1ss1on Viejo developers learned a more
sophisticated way lo name streets and avoid controversy
-lhey name the streets In Spanish.
Two such streets are Jamon Lane and Huevos Circle,
located within a block of each other. The beautiful Spanish
names mean ham and eggs.
Fro• Page AJ
TEACHER. •
said Herbert. "I thought it re·
solved the connict some of the
games I had co mm itted
(myself) for was causing."
Marines Refuse Aid
In Hunt for Hippo
Herbert was paid $20 per
game to referee CIF baseball
and football games.
"This unfortunate affair would
in all likelihood have been
avoided If personnel rt!·
lalionships between the
respondent (Herbert) and his
principal had not deteriorated,"
said the rullng, s igned by Willd
in Los Angeles on Feb. 28.
Whtie awaiting the decision of
the hearing officers, Herbert has
continued leaching at N'ig~el
Hills, located in Lag~a Nlgu'el.
Robert K;napp, 'Cap._t,.~o
Unified personnel dlrtctor Jaid
the district bas no pl-ns to ap-,
peal the decision al thia Ume.
$1
DAilY PILOT
"They bave big amphibious
thlnn, with pontoons, and
forklittl, and cargo nets," he
sald.
But, he said, the m arines~
ferred to Jet. the private sector
have the nrtt crack at. catchlng
Smith Joins
Bubbles.
Bubbles, meanwhile. grew in·
creasincly confident that the
Lion Country rangers who have
been her more-or-less constant
com panfons aren't going to zap
her with a tranqullizing dart
every time she comes out of the
water.
Out-of -school
PE Allowed
By WILLIAM HODGE
Of Ille O.lly ~1 .. 1 St.all
Mission Viejo voters will go to
the polls next Tuesday to elect
three people to serve on the
Municipal Advisory Council.
A total of 16,601 residents are
eligible to vote in the election for
two four-year term positions and
one unexpired two-year term of
a council member .
While MAC candidates have
maintained fairly low-key
campaigns, some major issues
in the election seem to be parks.
taxes and police protection.
No public meel·lhc-candidale
nights were held.
In an effort lo fomiliarl~e rel>·
idents with the candidates, the
Daily Pilot asked each
candidate his or her background
in the community.
The six candidates running for
the two four-year terms are:
-J o hn Buller, 26822
Magdalena Lane. a 41-year-0ld
heating and air conditionin$ con·
tractor who has lived in Mission
Viejo for seven years. He is
married with two children.
Schooled in Ireland, Buller Is in,
volved in community sports pro-
grams as a coach and sponsor.
-Kathleen D. Kelly, 24252
Cataluna Circle, a JS.year-old in-
cumbent MAC member who has
lived in Mission Viejo 11 years.
She is married and has four
E',...rage Al
COPTER ••.
was able to set the helicopter
down, the spokesman said.
Although the chopper was carry·
ing a full load ol fuel, there was
no fire.
The marines were attempting
to pick up county paramedics
before evacuating an ill woman
from Coto de Caza, an area
which was isolated by the swell·
ing Trabuco Creek. When the
helicopter crashed. firemen
brought the woman over the
creek in a stok~ basket.
children. She has a ttended
Saddleback Coll ege and
Michlgan State University and
has been involved locally as an
omcer of the Little League
Women's Auxiliary.
-Charles Kenney, 26581
Fresno Drive. a 45-year-old real
estate broker who has lived in
Mission Viejo six years. He is
married with three grown
daughters. He served 2Q.years in
the U.S. Air Force and 1s a past
vice president of the Saddleback
Valley Board of Realtors and a
statewide director and delega\e
for the Callfomia Association of
Realtors.
-R ay Krinsky, 23542 Via
Benavente, a SS.year-old retiree
from the U.S. Navy who has
hved in Mission VieJO since last
July. He is married ~ith no
children. He was president or
the Rossmoor Homeowners As·
soclation for two years and is in-
volved with numerous veterans
organizations including the Unit-
ed Veterans Council of Orange
County.
-·L. G. "Gerry" West, 22612
La Vina Drive, a 69-year-old
seles consultant who has lived in
Mission Viejo for three years.
He serves as an area
representative for the Seville
Homeowners Association and
has served on the Lakewood,
Ohio. Hospital Board of Trus~ees.
-Frank Wood, 27072 Mariscal
Lane, a 44-year-old businessman
who has lived in Mission Viejo
for four years. He is married
with one son. Besides ownini the
Goodyear Tire Store in El Toro,
he was founder of the local Lions
Club and sponsors little league
and bobby sox league athletic
teams.
Two candidates are vying for
the lone two year term up for
grabs in next Tyesday's
election. ·
George Simons, a retired con-
struction superintendent living
at 27864 Via Sarasale, was un-
available for comment.
He is opposing incumbent
Gary Stoney, a 35-year-old who
is also past chairman of the
MAC 's planning committee. He
is married with two children.
Fro• Page 111
RAIN ...
sn r wtbero Califor~ia
Edlsbn power 'P(>fe teeters in the
J>oaked ground near the creek.
An SCE s pokesman said efforts
were under way to reinforce the
pole.
In Newport Beach, whece
swirling tides threatened the
lifeguard station al the Newport
Pier, lifeguard Capt. _Logan
Lockabcy said sandbagging ef·
forts so far have prevented ma·
jor damage.
Other cities reported cleanup
operations under way, although
Back Bay Drive in Newport.
Beach remained closed.
An Orange County Flood
Control spoke.!ml!n said the
·break in the storms permitted
water to be released from Oood
control reservoirs. which are
now q uitc low.
The southwest corner of lhl(
San Cle me nte pie r remained
closed as did a sluirway closer
lo the pier's base. both damaged
by high l1des.
Pacific Coast ll1ghway from
Avcnida Estacion to Camino
Capil>trano in San Clemente was
also closed today as city road
crews cleared away mud and
rocks from eroding cliffs.
Flooding problems Thursday
in Laguna Beach forced the clos-
ing of Laguna Canyon Road.
Telonic Altair, a manufacturing
plant in the Bii.r Bend area of the
road, sent home more than 100
e m ployecs due to the hea\'y
water now. The road was clo.5ed
from 2tos p.m .
E'ro111 Page A l
BROWN •••
percent.
"The Jarvis initiative is a tax
trap," the Democratic governor
told reporters.
And he d~ribed the bill, SB 1
by Sen. Pet'er Behr, R-Tiburon,
as ''honest property tax relief."
•·Jarvis will require income
tax, sales, corporation tax in·
creases that will come up and
catch people when they are nol
looking," Brown said.
But the Jarvis forces Te -
mained confident that thei!" in·
iliative would become an
a mendment to the state
Constitution and O\ erride the
Behr bill.
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News Boy
Victim
;Of Wind
By ALMON LOCKABEV Delly ~lel ..._.,., Wrller
Newslioy, thl' mahogony col-
ored 12-meler sloop tbal has
been a marine showpiece in
Newport Harbor ~ince l.866, is a
victim of the violent S<>uthem
California weather.
Strong winds and high surge in
Fish Harbor, the Los Angeles
Yacht Club mooring area on
Terminal Is land cau sed
NewsBoy to drng its mooring
and retch up on the rocks
Wednesday.
· The yacht had been 11t LA YC
since the Midwinter Regatta and
owner :Jack ..Baillie or Newport
Beach was planning to sail it in
.Newport Harbor Yacht Club's ·
Ocean Racihg Series.
According to preliminary in-
the-w ater inspection of the
yacht. it was holed through on
its port s ide at a bout the
garboard <bottom) strake
LA \'C spokesmen said it was
lying on its starboard side at
about a 45-degree angle and was
about half submerged. Efforts to
salvage the sloop have been
hampered by continued bad
weather.
Baillie. a staff rommodore of
the Balboa Yacht Club and a
mt>mber of LA \'C, said s hi pyard
worke rs were attempting to
refloat th(' yacht by notation
material It was to be towed to
the San Pedro Boat Works for·
s urvl'y tuda~. weather permit-
tin~
Pr l'l1minar y inspection
showed that the yacht could
possibly be repaired, Baillie
said.
Nev.1>Boy I<.•,. Easterner> 1s a
woodl'n 12-mcter built in 1958 by
the Chundler llovey family of
New York for campaigning in
the Amcnea·s Cup triab
Thl· yacht fa1kcl to wm de-
fense honors tn 1958, 1962 and
1964. Baillie purchased her from
the Hovey family and shipped it
t o Newport Beal·h m 1966.
Thl' boat 1s permanently
m oor ed at the Balboa Yacht
Club anchorage.
1 After converting the yacht for
ocean ra ri ng , Baillie
campaigned 1t successfully in
numt>rous offshore races oul of
Newport and Los Angeles
NewsBoy has been first to
finish 1n •the Ne wport to
EnseQJ!_da race :.ix times and
was a three-time winner or the
L~ Angeles Ti1D41s TJ"4phy in
the Yacht Racing Union Cruise.
NewsBoy never had an engille,
but one oI the items or interest
about the yacht is a nJgbt club
piano installed below.
: The piano was rather wet and
·soggy and would require a bit of
retuning, according to Baillie.
It was the second lime
-News Boy has been damaged
since Baillie brought her lo
·Newport. A Ccw years ago It was
damaged when s he fell from the
ways al Lido Shipyard.
Let's Cut Doun
. Those Losses
The student Communications
Board at UC Irvine, which
administers campus com-
munications medi.a, struck a
blow for fiscal respon~ibility this
week.
The student newspaper, the
New U. has been averaging
"'$800·a·week operating losses, ac-
cording to its managing edit.or,
Richard Clucas. Advertising
Tevenuesaredown, be said.
Tuesday the board ordered the
' l'lew U to tighten its belt. From
now on, the board ruled, the
.riewspaper can't lose more than
.$400 a week.
Davis Supporte d
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
conservative Committee lo
Elect a 'Responsible Governor is
pledging 3 million mailings in
support of Los Angeles Police
Chier Ed Davis.
'
..
Friday, March 3. 1978 s DAIL V PILOT A 3
Newport Talk
Lawyer Critic
'" .
Stands F .irm
By TOM BARLEY
OI tt. Dellr l'la.. M•ff
Orange County lawyers were
told Thursday night that Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. fully
s upports comments by legal
aide J . Anthony Kline that led to
Kline ~ing• c~ttsured last week
by_ the Caljfornia State Bar.
The unrepentant Kline told an
Orange County Bar Assocltf4on
audience in Newport Beach that
all the criticisms he has made
about California's lawyers and
legal systems are stiJl valid and
will not be withdrawn.
• -''Most Californians don't go to
.. "'~·~
.............. .....:: ..... .::;.~ '~ ~~~~.·
Reseued From Flood .,. .. ,..,.. ..
A helicopter rescues a man from the rop
of a tree in the Sall River nC'ar Phoenix as
h~avy r ain!'> m thl' i\nwna e;.ip1tal sent the
r iver on a rampag<.'
Mass SlaYffig 4 Die • m
i .
Neig hbors H ear Pleadirig, Cries f or Help
SEA1-i:LE <AP> -Neighbors An umdentified man and boy He said one or more handguns
hehard cries for help, a volley or were wounded at the same apparently were u~ed
s ots and the blaring or a apartment. ·
!urned-up phonograph when a "It was a horrible sound to '.fhc dead were 1dent~fed by the
3-year -old girt. her rather and hear . about fi ve or six Ku~g Coun t ~ Medical Ex ·
mother ancl :inother woman people pleading a nd shoutanit a m 1nl•r's office as Michael
were shot to death. and all," said .Ruby Coleman Walker, 24 . his wife. Myra. 23.
ttfter the sho&tinga Thu.rsday m tht;ir da~ghter . Denise. and
Truste e Raps
High School
1£sson Plans
A school hoard member has
attacked a Westminster High
School teacher handbook that
s he says contains "attitude
altcrin~" lessons that couJd be
used on student s in the
cla~~room.
Huntington Beach Union High
Sc.bool Diatrict Trustee Dori.9 Al-
1 en clatmed the t e acher
handbook techniques "would
constitute an invasion into the
home" if used on students.
The techniques lnclude
"sensitivity training" and other
psychological methods aimed at
"changing values," Mrs. Allen
asserted.
But school district officials
flatly denied Mrs. Allen's al-
legations.
''We do not teach alteration of
values and would nol use these
techniques without parent and
student approval," said Marie
Otto, district director or pupil
personnel services.
School board President Don
M acAllister said he did not
believe that the so-called· "al-
titude-altering" methods were
being used in any classrooms as
Mrs. Allen contended.
M acAllistcr refused to al low
backers of Mrs. Allen's con·
tentions to speak to the board at
Tuesday's meeting.
Mrs. Allen's supporters were
Anaheim residents who belong
to a group called •'Save Our
Fam iii es Today" CSOf"'I').
the apartment·next door. A\'l<.1 \'a W11l~ams. 41.. There was
Patrolman B. A. Wind said the no. ~urthcr information on Ms.
killings apparently were linked Williams
with a knifing incident that oc-The bo}. about 5, was reported
curl'ed about JO brocks away in critical condition with a
earlier in the d~y in which .. a gunshot wound to the h~ad while
woman ~ot cut up." the man was in serious condition
But detect ives declined v.1th :.t•\cral wounds. Wind :.aid
further comment on the case. the man managed to flee and
saying the 50 officer:. assigned madt· his wa\ to another
were "Just tryln~ to put this apartment for hc"tp
thingtoi:cther " .. ll's alway!> been a pretty
"We've got a \'Cry unusual quil't plact' l 'p until now
homicidl' ... said police m unywa~." said a n apartment
form at1on officer Lee Lapb} bu1 ld10g resident was declined to
Court Delays
Irvine Me n 's
Assault Trial
The jury trial ot three I'rvine
men aceused or the assault of
three UC Irvine students has
been postponed unUJ March Z1 in
Harbor Municipaf Court.
A motion to suppress evidence
is scheduled for Marcti 10.
Accused are Victor G .
Labrecque, 20, and James E.
Reisinger. 21, and Michael E .
Egan. 19. They are charged with
assault with a deadly weapon.
'Fbe others will be tried on lesser
charges or disturbing the peace
by fighting in a public place. All
charges are misdemeanors.
The students, Juan Nunez. 23,
Ron Crui. 18, and Ernesto
Lopez, 19, claimed they were at-
tacked by the defendants outside
an Irvine liquor st.ore Oct. 28.
Comic Faces
Assault Rap
l;1e identified "You know.
there'\c bl•en Camily fi.gnls and
stuff. but nothing likl' this.
•• 1 ·m stomg to have to move
now." he said. "The walls are
too thin anyway A bullet could
go n~ht through them."
Regularly s I I "
court because they simply can't
afford to gp lo court," he said.
And Kline repeated the com-
ment that brought him into con-
fl i <! l with the s tale bar :
"Lawyers are part or the prob-
le m and not part or the
solution. And 1 mean that."
Kline told Orange County
lawyers and judges that he was
"absolutely s hocked" at what he
called the "negative approach
and closed minds" or a board or
governors which voted 11-5 to
censure him
And the governor's legal
counsel deplored the language of
the state bar resolµtion which
suggested that Kline's solutions
for the legal crisis and litigation
logjam in California's courts
was reminiscent of "the people's
courts in Nazi Germany and the
peasant courts of Communist
China."
Kline explained to lawyers in
the midst of some heckling
Thursday night that he felt
many minor legal matters in·
'olving liUle time and relatively
small sums of money should be
se ttled out of court b y
arbitrators away from busy trial
j udges. '
Kline said the opposition he
has encountered from the legal
profession is indicative of the
"greedy. s hort sighted pro-
tectionism" that lawyers ex-
pound and "which clogs our
tourts today."
Kl.in.e deplored lawyers· op·
pos 1t1on-lo do it yourself
divorces and bankruptcies and
a dvocated an immediate ex·
pansion of sut'h litigation and
!nnall -claims matters "whit>h
don't really need the costly timt!
of Judges and lawyers."
And he vigorously condemned
what he described as the "self
interest or the legal profession
'LAWYERS A PROBLEM'
Legal Aide Kline
and. indeed. most professions 1n
the United States today
·'Our people are rc.-asscss1n~
the power of the.profoss1ons." hl·
warned. "There is a new waH·
and a new spirit a broad in the
land and lawyers, doctors and
all the other professions are !)(:
ing given the wammg that th<·
public has had enough.
"The professions arc showing
that they arc incre a~1ngly al
varianct! with the pubh(· need,'
the governor's legal counsel
said. "Lawyers are becoming a
problem to society in this state ·
County Youth
.Wounded
Santa Ana police are in
vestigating the near-fatal
am bush shooting of a teenager
on the city's south side Thursda'
night ·
Police said 17-year-old Ale:-.
Saldano was standing in thl·
front yard of his home at 408 S
Flower St. when an assailanl
fired five shots at hi m
The youth was struck in lhl· -
atoma~h by a single bu.Jlei--and
taken to Tustin Communih · ~ospl~~ ~here he was •reported
tn critical condition today
Police said Saldano's shooting
may have been gang related.
-ARBOR DAY
TREE SALE
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Holiday ~lanting .
A IUIOPIAN SYCAMOU
SALE .,,.
PRICE M acAIUater said the SOFT
members could not address the
board because they were not
residents of the school district .
He suggested the SOFT
members write a letter to the
district superintendent to ex-
press their views.
VAN NUYS (AP) -Comedian
Richard Pryor has been ar-
raigned ln SU,perior Court on as-
sault and malicious mischief
charges in coMecUon with the
ramming of his car into another
driven by two of }ftls wife's
friends.
hNRoot...._.,
• The school board took no
acUon oo the teacher handbook
which ls used for an advisor pro-
gram at Westminster High
School. Pryor, 36, remained tree on
$5,000 bail after Thursday's p~
ceedings. He is to reappear In
court March 17 to enter a plea.
tdna Soloman, 31, ~
Washington, and Beverl
Clayborn, 25, o( Los Angeles ha
been celebrating New Year'&
Day at the Pryor's Northridge
home when an argument erupt-
ed, authort'Ues said.
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or cherry. l
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Transition Signed
Rhodesia Pact Lack$ Full Backing
SALISBURY, Rhodesia {AP>
Prime Minister Jun Smith and
three blac~ leaders signed an
agreement today to pave the
way for the transformation or
wblte-ruled Rhodes ia to black
Zimbabwe by Dec. 31.
The agreement laying down
the guidelines for the transition
to black majority rule in the
next 10 months was signed at the
former British governor's res·
idence, now a government train·
irt1 center.
Slave Girl
BISHOP ABEL Muiorewa, who
claims the largest political
fol lowing amo n~ the black
leaders. wore a cloth cap and a
fl owing blue and white West
African gown over his clencal
uttire. The other two, the Rl!v
Nd a baningi Si thole and Chief ·Jeremi1th Ch1rau, wore business
suits, asdidSmith.
A ft e r the signing. Smith
beamed and shook hands with
each of the black leaders. Backs
were slapped, and some of the
black leaders' aides raised
clenched fists m black power
salutes.
will back the agreement.
Smith reaffirmed earlier
statements that "anybody who
wants to come back and work
peacefully . . . 18 entitled to do
so on condition they forego
terrorism."
Meanwhile, Nkomo flew trom
his headquarters in Lusaka. Zambia, to Maputo, Mozam ..
bique, to meet with Mugabe.
Sources in Lusaka said· they
would plan their ~w strale&Y ln
response to the signing or the
agreement.
Freed; Prof
~Cites Guilt
1<;lscwhcrc:. there was an
atmosphere of gloom in
Saltsbury. The agreement has
l>t•t•n repudiated by Jos hu a
Nkomo an<J. Robert Mugabe, the
leade rs of guerrillas fighting the
white regime for !he past 512
years. They vow to keep up their
war.
THE CEREMONY capped
three months or talks in which
Smith and the three moderate
black leaders agreed on con-
stitutional safeguards for the
268,000 whites in the future
nation or 6.7 million blacks,.tbe
makeup of the future army, uni·
versa! suffrage, the makeup of
the transition government that
will write the new constitution
and the principles to be in·
corporated into the consli\uUon.
I I ~ J ~
MIAMI (AP) -A former col-
iege professor pleaded guilty to
using an 11-year·old African girl
as a slave in his home, feeding
her rice on a tin plate and givin~
her only one dress.
Syed Riaz Hussain Shah of
Okeechobee, formerly a teacher
at Miami-Dade Community
College, entered the plea in a
federal court Thursday to a
charge of involuntary servitude
under a plea-bargaining ar-
rangement. He faces a max-
imum sentence of five years in
prison and a $5,000 fine.
HIS WIFE, ISHRAT Majed
Shah. an anes thesiologist.
pleaded guilty to lying to immi·
gration officers. She could be
sentenced to six months in
prison and fmed $500.
The couple, formerl y of
Pakistan, were indic\ed by a
federal grand Jury in October
1976.
The girl. Rose lflony. was
brought to the United States
from Sierra Leone after the
Shahs promised to educate her
and send money to her mother.
FBI Agent Lathell
Thomas testified Thursday that
neighbors and visitors said the
girl was kept constantly scrub·
bing floors by hand.
Surprise
The two lead troops based in
neighboring Mozambique .and
Zam b1a. Troops move into
Rhodt>sia for battles. then go
l>ack.
THERE ALSO IS widespread
belief that Britain, the legal co·
Ionia! authority, and the United
Slates will not recognize the
settlement.
After the agreement was
:-.1gned today, Britain invited
Nkomo and Mugabe along with
M uzorewa and Sithole to attend
an upcoming United Nations
Security Council debate on the
Rhodes ian situation.
Smith was not invited and the
DriliS'b Foreign Office oCfered no
imm e diate explanation. A
spokesman in that office said
Smith's agreement with the
moderates will be judged by
Washington and Britain against
a U .$.-Briti s h plan for
Rhodesian peat'e formulated
earlier.
MUZOREWA TOLD A news
conference the settlement would
d1ssuad«: guerrillas from con·
ttnutng lhe war And Sithole.
"ho founded one of the two
guerrilla movements, said "the
overwhelming majority" of the
estimated 40.000 black fozhters
Winter Confirmed v
As Coldest Ever
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -The National Weather Service has
confirmed what many people already knew -the winter of 1977-78 is
the coldest on record in many areas of the United States.
The dividing line between regions experiencing extremely cold or
generally mlld weather was the RpckY Mountains, the weather
service's National Severe
Storms Forecast Center said on
Thursday.
The December-through-
February period was the coldest
since weather-keeping records
were started in such far-flung
locations as Birmingham, Ala;
Key West, Fla; Kansas City and
SL Louis, Mo.; N ashviUe,
Tenn.; Lubbock. Texas;
Roanoke, Va., and North Platte,
Neb.
RECORD-KEEPING started
at varied times, but weather
records have been kept in all
areas since at least the turn ofthe
century.
Temperatures this winter
have averaged 13 degrees -or
11 degrees below normal -at
Great Falls, Mont.. and 24
degrees -or 10 degrees below
norm al -at St. Louis. .
* * *
Winter readings have been
nine degrees below normal at
Evansville, Ind., and Peoria,
Ill.; eight degrees below normal
al Indianapolis, Dubuque, Iowa.
Oklahoma City and Dallas.
ON THE OTHER side of the
Rockies, temperatures were
generally a little above average.
Sau Lake City, where the
temperature averaged 38
degrees, recorded its warmest
winter ever. Temperatures
there have been about eight
degrees above normal.
Fred Otsby, the center's depu·
ty director, said February made
the big dif!erence between this
winter and the winter of 1976-77.
He said that last year,
t ern peratures moderated in
February after record low read-
ings in January.
* * *
The last hurdle was overcome
Thursday when the negotiators
c ompromised on the com
pos ition o f the transition
cabinet.
Castro
HAVANA, Cuba (AP) -Smil·
ing · and gracious, Fidel Castro
served 54 California business ex·
ccutives 100-year·old rum Thurs-
day night and tentatively ap-
proved an appearance in Cuba
by a group of American
entertainers.
He also invited a Los AJ1geles
Lillie League baseball team to
visit and promised lo send a
Cuban s occer team to Los
An~eles, the visitors reported.
THE RECEPTION by the
Cuban president in the Hall of
Protocol concluded a five·day
visit by the seventh delegation oC
American busi ne ss
representatives to visit Cuba In
12 months.
The Californians were to bead
home today with tentative pro-
mises of business opportunities.
But they were told lo expect
little or nothing until the U.S.
em bar go on trade with Cuba is
lifted. lhe United Sla1.es .agrees
to buy Cuban sugar and most·
favored-nation tariff status Is
granted.
Motown Records vice
chairman Michael Roshkind
said he received tentative ap·
proval for a conce rt and
television special In Havana
later this year, possibly starring
Diana Ross and Stevie Wonder.
He said he will meet next week
with Cuban officials in Canada
to work oat detaih.
JlIDGE IUCKS .
PUBLIC NUDITY
MILAN, Italy (AP) -
Fernando Perez, a 29-year-old
Mexican man who took a nude
stroll 1n Milan two years ago,
did nothing wrong, Judge
Francesco Dettori bas ruled.
Dettori said pubU~ nudity no
longer is a distress. It
causes surprise but not disgust,
he continued, and the main rea·
son people wear clothes is to
keep from getting cold.
Snow Storm Moves East
M~t Traffic Sttdled; Schools Closed
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NATION I WORLD
Slwoti,.g Injures 18
Leslie B. Torrey, 21, was charged Thurs-
day with assault with intent lo commit
murder after 18 factory workers were in·
1ured, two serious ly, by a barrage of
::i.hotgun fire in a Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
lunchroom in Jackson , Mich. Police were
puzzled by the cuse. "We haven't come up
with a moti,·e." a detective said. Among
those injured was Torrey's stepfather.
Treats
A LAN SANDOR F, A Los
Angeles builder, said his con·
versatlon with Castro turned to
the Little League team he
coaches and the Cuban leader
invited them to Cuba
"We're going to arrange a
game here for you," Sandorf
said Castro told him
State ·Visitors
Georgina Rothenberg or the
Los Angeles Aztecs said Castro
_approved sending a Cuban
soccer team to Los Angeles (or
two or more eithibillon game:.
with the Aztecs Wlthin 60 days.
Sandor! said Castro asked him
al length about home building
techniques. pricing, taxes and
marketing. Los Angeles at-
torney Charles Manatt, the
c:h:urman of the delegation, said
Castro quizzed several others
about American politics,
economic issues, prospects for
ratification of the Panama
Canal treaties and details of
California water projects
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War Games Scheduled
Reasons Include South Korean Reassurance
WASHINGTON (AP) -About
23.000 U.S. troops plus warships.
bombers and fighter planes are
converging on South Korea Crom
as rar away as the United States
for the biggest war games there
in years.
A mator-objectnre ts to re·
assure the South Koreans -and
demonstrate to North Koreans
-that the United Stat.es is ready
lo come to South Korea's aid
after withdrawal of American
ground troops.
Army Gen. John W. Vessey
Jr .. U.S. commander in Korea.
said recently that the purpose o(
the exercise is "to show that we
can reinforce our forces in
Korea quickly. and that those
forces are ready to carry out
com bat operations with the
forces on the ground." The war
gam~s. called ''Exercise Team
Spirit," will start next Tuesday
and last ll days .
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super sale pricedf
Voor choice of
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last.
IN SH ORT preparing their Soyuz 28 capsule ( J
Czechoslovak cosmonauts began
for docking with the orbiting
SO\'lct Salyut 6 space station,
------------Tass reported. No time was MltU!rS Dhnftd given for the linkup. The Soviet
WASHINGTON (AP> -Strik·
ti)~ mjnez:s.._angry .over proposed
increases in medical bills and
curbs on wildcat strikes but
worried about the sacrifices of
their continuing work stoppage.
are divided and uncertain over
whether to ratify a proposed
contract, interviews with more
than 100 local union leaders
show. .
"A majority don't think much
of it. But it will be mighty
c lose." said Carl Willey, or
Cra1gsv1lle. W. Va., president
of Local 1254 of the United Mine
Workers union.
Docking Planned
MOSCOW (AP> -A newly
launched team of Russian and
news agency said Soviet cos-
monaut Alexei ({ubarev aod.
Czecholsfovak Vladimir
Remek had completed 13 orbits
around the earth since their
blast.orr from Soviet Central
Asia Thursday evening
Mall E'alt~r•~
WASHINGTON CAP> -Daily
mall delivery probably wm not
be flnancially feasible by the
end of the century, outgoing
Postmaster General Benjamin
1''. Bailar says.
1 n a final appearance ThUT"S·
day on Capitol Hill, Bailar said
the delivery of letters and other
pieces of paper is being
l\upplanted by other means of
communication, including com-
puterized electronic messages.
M.ASTERCRAfl •WIEMAN • HJ91t/TEN ICARGES •
LAST WEEKI • ~
Don't wait any Ion· m
ger! You 'll find •
row, low sale prices · 1 throughout the
store! Sofas, chairs,
tables. dinin.s
room, bedroom, ~
decorator items . • • i
the best values Q
we've offered in z
many years! ~
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Friday~s NYSE COl\IPOSJTE
2 p.m. (EDT) Prices
T RANSACTIONS
Fr1dcy, March 3. 1978 s DAIL V PILOT 8 9
DollarTraced
I ts ~lunge Escalates
By SYLVIA PORTER
Thirty years ago the United Stales entered the first
"normal" business year following World War II.
· By 1948, the blast-ore Ln prices ignited by the
abandonment of wartime price controls had S\lbsided, con-.
sumer goods were pouring into the marketplace and con-
sumers were grabbini every item they could find in stores
and dealer ~ho~rogms. ~ 1' ..
THE DOLLAR WAS AT ITS peak, the pivot arouhd
which other currencies revolved. It bought less than the
dollar of depression-scarred 1938, but It still had enormous clout.
On the 30th anniversllry ot the emergence, ll is ap-
propriate to look back. ·
Q. How much has the dollar lost In buying power since
1948?
,/\. The dollar that
bought 100 cents worth
of goods and services in
1948 buys only about
38.9 cents of the same
goods and services now.
.Money's
Worth
Q. In t e rms of
prices, how much has
the cost of living increased during this period?
A. The marketbasket that cost $100 in 1948 costs more
than $257 in 1978.
Q. BOW MUCH VALUE HAS the dollar lost since the
escalation of the Vietnam conflict began in 1965?
A. Between 1965 and the end of 1977. the buying power
of the dollar crashed 49.5 percent. For a while after the
escalation, this refiected demand-pull infiation -rising
demands hitting into limited supplies and pulling up
prices. Then it reflected (and still reflects) cost-push in-
flation -rising costs bitting into restrained profits and
pushing up prices
Q. What has been the record on inflation under the
succeeding administrations?
A. To answer this, assume that the 1948 dollar bought
100 cents of goods and services in the marketplace in that
first "normal" postwar year. Then the talc is:
President -Dates Sl Worth at Term's End
Trumanl/49·1/53 90.2cents
Eisenhower 1/53·1/61 80.7 cents
Kennedy-Johnson 1/61-1/65 77.0 cents
Johnson 1/65-1 /69 67.6 cents
Nixon 1/69-8/74 48.0 cents
Ford 8/74-1/77 41.0 cents
Carter 1m-t/78 38.9 cents
Under Johnson, the cost of living went up 14 percent
and his rtiusal to admit that Vietnam was a war and lo
ask that it be financed as such set the stage for the blow-
off later.
Under Nixon, double disaster struck -runaway in-
flation side by side with surging Joblessness and the
deepest business slump of the post-World War II period. The
cost of living during his tenure skyrocketed 40.5 percent.
Under Ford, the erosion amounted to 16.9 percent.
AND IN CARTER'S FIRST 12 months, the erosion has
come to 5.8 percent.
The look back suggests that the United States has
failed to rise to the challenge, perhaps even to admit 1t.
Unless the problem is tackled, the dollar is doomed to re-
peat the pattern of paper currencies during more than
6,000 years of recorded history -relentless loss of buying
power ending in extinction.
S DG&E Will Lecue
New Plant to Bo/A
SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Diego Oas & Electric Co.
says it has; signed an agreement to sell and lease back a
generating plant to the Bank of America for $120 million.
The unit is under construeUon at the Encina power
plant in Carlsbad. A spokesman said the move, iC it goes
through, was taken to get short·term funds and delay issu-
ing more bonds.
A PROPOSED NOVEMSER 1978 bond issue along
with a 1979 issue of preferred stock would be eliminated.
Balph L. Meyer, treasurer of the utility, told the
California Public Utilities Commission that there would be
"a devastating impact on 1979 earnings and covering if we
have to wait until June 1979 under the new general rate
case timetable."
THE UTILITY WOULD LIKE TO be allowed to make
a profit on operation of the unit No. S al Encina "to com-
pensate for the risk factor to the company associated with
the sale and leaseback," Meyer said.
·'The real effect of the sale and leaseback or Encina 5
is only to postpone for possibly five months the day of
reckoning when we must seek additional bond financing, ..
he testified in support of a proposed rate increase.
Bread Costs Down,
But Reason Unknown
WASHINGTON P) -You probably didn't notice, but
each blt.e of bread you took in January was a little cheaper
than the bread you ate in December.
The Bureau or Labor Statistics said the national
average of a one-pound loar of white bread was 35 cellts a
loaf in January, compared t.o 35.9 cents in December -the
highest average since 37.4 cents of February, 1975.
What caused the price decline? Nobody knows.
"There really iSn't anything going In the marketplace
that I'm aware of to cause thist'' said Robert J. Wager.
presldent or the American Bakers Association.
Eowler Elected New
Chief of Altec Corp.
Altec Cocp. tn Anaheim has announced the election by
Its board of dlrect.on of William L. Fowler as p~sident
and chief execuUve offlcer.
-trowter was 'flee-pretfdent and-~~I manaJer otthe Al~t LIMnrrrntmnnlonal divbdoo mtt-1976. W~ Jolnln s Altec. Fo•ttr was vice presldept-markeUnc for
Ccntrala.b Etcctrontcs. a clivtsloo ol Globe·Vnlon.
Allee dev~o • manufactures and sells sound and
communtcat on e qu i pm e n t loclud ing io -
dudrlallJ)rOl onal sound equJpment, home fidelity
speakeu, mq1lcal 1ou ad e q,utpmcnt aod ln · t~rcom mameattqas •Y*m~. ' •
DiVidend Declared
Tbe bOald Cil dtrectort " S~ lnc?. cl Garden Grove on 'l'hurirdaJ dtdarid a q~artttb: cuh dlvl<Mnd of 5
oonb. JW ilia.re, )NlYabto ~b 23 to lbal'ehoklen of re-cord ~h ll. . •
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BIO DAILY PILOT Friday. March 3, J978 AT YOUR SERVICE
"Got .a problem? Then w nle lo Pat Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape, gettmg the.answera and action you need
to aolve inequities m government and business. Mail
11our question:J to P.at Dunn, At Your Serv1ce, Orange
Coad Dally Pilot, P.O. Doz 1560, Costa Mesa, CA
92626 • ..U..many utters as pos&1ble wul be answered,
·but ph.oned mquines or Letters not including the
r eader 's /ulL name.address and business hours' phon
number cannot be considered. This column appearsdai-
ly except Saturdays."
S1tap Dedri• Weis C'estl!J
DEAR PAT: I ordered some photos Dec. 9
from a door-to-door photographer from Capitol
P hotos 6f West m inster. I paid a $5.86 depo~\. but
decided later in the Ua)' that the photos. were over-
priced. I cancelled m y order by letter because the
photogra pher didn't have a phone. I had requested
a re fu nd of my deposit 1n the letter, and I returned
t he photos when they were delivered C.O.D. iD a
couple of weeks . I've written two letters since, but
still h aven't received my r efund.
f \S., Huntington Beach
Capitol Photos' spokesmu says yout order
was processed before the cancellation was re-
ceived. The delay was blamed on slow Christmas
mall. Capitol r efuses to refund your de posit
because the photographs un.not be sold to anyone
else.
Next time you want photos taken of your
children, deal with an establlsbed studio or a re-
putable photographe r who Is wUling to quote
prices and allow you adequate time t.o consider
before the photographs are taken.
'Golden' Park Rights CORftldag'!
OEAR PAT: What's the difference between
t he feder al government's "Golden Age" and
··Golden Eagle" Passport programs? I know that
both of them have to do with use of national parks,
but l 'd hke some more details .
B.W., Costa b1esa
The "Golden Age" Passport is issued free to
U.S. citizens, aged 6Z or older, wbo are permanent
r esidents. It e nlitles the bolder to Wetlme free
adm lssion to all national parks, monuments and
r ecreational area s. Holders also receive a SO
percent discount on federal use fees for-such
facilities as parking a nd camping permits.
P ersonal application and proof of age are re·
quired.
The .. Golden Eagle" Passport provides re·
du ced entrance lees for the same national
faciUtles for persons under age 62. It can be ob·
talned through the Washington, D.C. headquarters
of the National Park Service and the U.S. Forest
Service, or can be purchased at the headquarters
of most national and other participating facilities.
Heed C0111'et°ter lt'anriap
DEAR PAT : My new car has a catalytic con·
verte r. This is the first car I've ever had with this
device. Are there any danger signs I should be
a ware of that would indicate lroubJe is develop.
1ng? I'm somewhat concerned because I've heard
malfunctioning catalytic converters can start
fires
L.P., Fountain Valley
Trouble signs that require Immediate at-
tention include: beavy and disagreeable odor of
.. rotten eggs;" extreme warmth ln tbe portion of
tbe floor directly over tbe catalytic converter;
rough idllng engine or engine backn.rtng; and
significant decre a se in iasoline mileage. The
National Highway Trame Safety Admlnlstration
advises following the manufacto:rer 's dilectlons ln
your owner's manual with respect to periodic
engine ta.neaps, emission system maintenance and
cold start procedures.
Pay partlcolar aUention to manufacturer's
precaullom on Id.ling. especially not allowing the
engine to Idle for long periods to warm up the car.
And don't delay in having problems corrected
when symptoms appear.
Mall Order Dell1'el"ff Rtde Otdliaed
DEAR PAT: Are all mail orders covered by
the Federal Trade Commission rule requiring 30-
day delivery of goods? I've beard there are ex·
ceptions.
E .L., Irvine
The FTC rule does not apply to mall-order
senites sacb u photo prlatlag and maguinel, ez.
cept for tJae lnJtlal order. C.O.D. orden allo are
not illcladed. Bat yoa a.treacly bave tbe right to~
lase merchandise sent C.O.D. if aa 1mreasonable
amount of time bas paued alnee yoa placed the or·
der, and JOG are 110 looter Jnterel&ed lD recelvlag the mg.dl&Ddlse.
A aeUer wbo cannot meet the 31-day deadline
for other maU-order mercbaadlle mm notlty yoa
and offer the option and tree mean (such as a
postage paid card) to cancel. U cancellatlon ls re·
quested. tJae teller mas& refund yoar cash, cheek
or money order withln seven day1 or credit your
credit card aceoa.nt within one blllln1 period. II
yoa failed to respopd to Ute DOUce of delay, the
teller can unme that 1oa apee to a »-day delay
ta delivery. Your agreement II reqalred for more
• tbaa 3t days.
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la Beaellt
B oxe r K e n
Nor t o n (left ).
with state Lt.
G ov. Me r vyn
Dym a lly, will
appear Saturday .
al a San Diego
be n efit d a nce
for 7\merican·
Indians.
City Structure Viewed .. • • • Ms. Gralnick said the "orkshop •
will focus on the~ po~ er structure •
wi thin a community •
. .. Sessions will include lectures, roll!·~•
p lay in g t echniques a nd gr oup
scenarios.
Nikki Graln1c k , teacher a nd
Orange County De pa rtme nt or
Education counseling assistant, will
lead a series of seminars covering
administrative practices within local
government Saturday from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m . at the Holiday Inn. 25205 La
Paz Road in Laguna Hills. Speakers ure to include Dr.
T h e even t is a fea ture o r Wi lh a m Kraus. city manager of ··~~;_, Saddleback College's Forums fo r l'lorwalk; Dr . Stephen Blumberg, !.,
Learning Program . a spokesma n M anhallan Beach m ayor and a~-..___...._ «
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Jn its determination to scuttle the Sundesert nuclear
power plant, the California Energy Commission has
played some remarkable games. In January it tried
roulette with a recommendation that a range of pie-in·
the-s ky alterna tives be developed. With the foolishness
of that position abundantly evident, the Commission
returned in February with still another false hope. Bum
coal in Southern California !
We'll admit tha t's some progress. For coal is a here-
and-now fuel. And there is plenty of it. Unfortunately.
the proble m for a Southern California plant will be one
of getting the coal here and burning it without making
it impossible to breathe our air and risking our health.
The coal-fired plant in Utah is a nother question mark.
It's called the lntermountain Power Project and most of
The Commission would pin its hopes on a large new
coal-fired power plant to be built in Southern Califor-
nia. It also counts on getting substantial power from a
ma ssive new coal-fired plant being proposed for con-
struction in Uta h.
· the utilities who would participate in Sundesert have
an interest in it for their long term needs. But IPP has
not yet ob tained the required state or federal permits
and does not have an a pproved site. So its availability
by the mid.1980's is extremely doubtful.
Your energy future can't atand that kind
of unc.rtalnty. ~
Fall-safe plans must be ma de now to be
sure that Southern CalUornia wlll h a ve
e nough electrlclty-'by the m1d-1980's, And
o nly Sundesert I• proven, available, eco-
nomically comparable, e nvironmentally ac-
ceptable and capable of belng ready on
time.
Fortunatelf, tb• CoUfornia State Legia-
lature la rnlewlng the Energy Commla-
aloD'• recommendaUoa8. lt oan override the
Commiuion Ol'ld vote to proceed with Sun·
desett.
The Legislature, at Jeasl, will listen to your
voice. And It needs a demonstration of your
support.
So apeak up for SuodeHrt. Join with thou-
sand s of other residents of the communities
to be served by the project who don't want to
gambla with their future energy supply. Add
your name to the petitions now available in
your neighborhood. Or write Sundesert ex-
pressing your leellnga.
Act now. Before the Commission decides
to bum the walnut ahella themselves.
The SundeHrt ProJect would H rve:
Clly of Anaheim
City of Burbank
California Dept. qf Water Resources
City of Glendale
O ty of Los Angeles
Clly of Pasadena
C ity of Riverside
San Diego Gas & Electric Company
Not pold for with publldund.a
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