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Home My WebLink About1978-03-16 - Orange Coast Pilot7 7 a • . . en1es DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAR CH 16, 1978 VOL 11, NO. 7S, 4 SECTIOM5, 71 ,.AOIS Beaches Closed Sewer Repair Slated Monday By JACKIE HYMAN Ol llw Dally 11'1 ... Slaff Repair work lS tentatively scheduled to begin Monday on a broken sewer mam pouring four million gallons of raw sewage a day into the Santa Ana River, Crash Victim 'May Be Seen From Irvine A pilot who died when his rent ed Cessna 150 airplane collided with another aircraft over Hunt· ington Beach and crashed into the sea has been tentatively identified as John Bauer, 43, of Irvine. Bauer. who lived at 19542 Sierra Ralon Road, is the person who rented the plnne. National Transportation Safety Board of ficials said. Bauer was identified as an ~ngineer for the Hughes Aircraft Company. , No remains have yet been found in the Saturday crash. The pilot of the second plane, Ame Peter.sen. 46. o( Newport Beach, landed safely at Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley. Coast Weather Sunny but slisbtly cooler et the beaches Friday. Chance or some log or low cloud• FridlU' 1fternoon a long the coast. Lows tonlsht 48 lo 54. Highs Fri· day 72 to 75. INSIDE TOD.4-Y · which flows into the ocean between Newport Beach and Huntington Beach Harlan Schroth, engineering specialist for the Orange County Public Health Service's environ· mental health d1vis1on. said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has agreed lo shut off the now of waler from Prado Dam into the Santa Ana River on Sunday. Originally, the county estimat· ed work couldn't begin on the broken line in the normally dry river bed for several weeks because of the now of waler. Contamination has forced the closure of beaches from Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach lo 38th Street in Ne\\port Beach, Schroth said. He said work crews should begin on shore preparatory work near the sewer line lh1s weekend and. if the water now is shut off as scheduled, may be able lo repair the hne by the middle of next week. Purse Theft Suspect Held SAN DIEGO' CAP) -A young man bas been jailed for in- vestigation of burglary after police said he rifled purses of re· ceplionlsts in doctors• offices. "Tbls is a man who posed as a city water services employee al least six limes," detective Michael Henligan said Wednes· day. ln the physicians' offices, working iirla were asked lo nush the office toilet because oC water pressure problems with the comer fire hydrant. Their purses wel'e emptied 'Wblle they were in the washroom. es tan • . • • .. .0 1ng . .. - --. . .. I Palestinians .. Target . ' Of Israeli Wftrplan~~: Italian -Le ·d· -a er o.llyP'lle4-• TAKES WITNESS STAND Or. Wllltam Waddill Waddill Takes Stand, Denies Choking Baby By TOM BARLEY Of ... Dall, l'li.t St.fl "Dr. Waddill, did you strang~ a JLH I e . b a b.x.....;.c.j rt 1 n the Westmihsl~r Commlln1ty Hospital nursery on March 2, 1977? .. "No st.r, I didn't." "Well, did you choke an infant to death on that dale?" "No, t didn't:" Thosel'Were the opening ques- li on s by defense attorney Charles Weedman and the responses of Dr. William Baxter Waddill today as the defendant in a murder trial look the wit- ness stand in Orange County Superior Court. Waddill, '2, appeared calm and relaxed and exchanged smiles with his wife as he en- tered the witneaa Jt~d for what Weedman warned him will be a long session. "I want you to stay relaxed (See DOCTOR, P aae AZ> Uve like that," Larry Murdock, Coffeyville funeral director, aald Wednesd~. . Mlts Marino dted Sunday ln a Coff1yviUe hospital from a • 1evtre caae of tetanus 1 few hours Alter emeraln1 from h r house, unable U) talk d carry· lna • ~e asking for lp. ,. Th• barely lellble not Cou.nd Abducted ,~ ROME (AP) -Aldo Moro .... considered Italy's most lnfluef'I· l1al pobtician and probable next president, was kidnapped today off a Rome street by gunmen ... who killed all fi ve members o( his protective escort Police said Lhe:y ~ fea-ced . .the 61 ·year.old former premier was shot in lhe attack Telephone calls to lhe ltalian news media said the abductors of the Christian.....J?.emocral leader were members or the Red Brigades. Italy's most feared JiL[.ban guerrilla group. Wit· nesses said some gunmen wore uniforms of the Italian air force band Police said 11 men and one woman firing submachine guns and pistols made the attack The government threw an estimated 50,000 police and army troops into the manhunt. and later police said they found the kidnap car, with bloodstains on a back 'door and the back i:.eat. Th.P¥--said they f<>und a bullet 1nsjde with fragments of Moro's -~t. indicating he may have lreen wounded 1'be k1dnappers had aban· doned the car and transferred to another. and police said this second auto may have been spotted by a low-flying helicopter on Rome's outskirts. The crew reported seeing a car speeding down a country road with five persons inside, one of them held down on the floor Police converged on the area (SffKJDNAP, Page AZ) Body Identified SAN DIEGO (AP> -The cOr· oner's office has identified the bodv of a young woman whose body was found near Gopher Ca· nyon Road In rural Vista as Elizabeth Zoe Schultz. 28, of Los Angeles. , AP'WI ....... KIDNAP VICTIM Italian Leader Moro Law Proposed On 'Passes' S/\CRAME~TO <APJ Bosses with sexual notwn~ may wind up with legal motions. un dcr a bill 1n the Cahforn111 Leg1slalun• /\ B 2858 introduced Wednes day by /\s se mb~.gian Art Agnos. D San F'ranctsco, would outlaw d1scriminallon against anyone "'ho rejerts passes from not only a boss but also a chen~. t'Ust omer. fellow employee, employment agency' or labnr or· gan11ation. "About one-third of the work· ing women in this country hold office clerical jobs. and a com· plaint that is belJlg heard in· rreasingly is that an unwritten condition of employment 1s that they respond to the advances of the boss.'' AAnos suid. Mayor Resigns E( CAJON <AP) -Mayor R9beh Cornell has resigned wlth two years left on his City Council term. citing business time pressures licer told bim what he had found was "the Up of an iceberg " There is no known will. allhouih the Riggs bank has a sarety deposit box Usted in her name The trust omcer said she has no idea or its contents and a court order probably wUl have to be obtalned before it can bo opened. Ml1s Marine apparently used little of her fortune. drawtn1 on· ly occaalonally on her cbocldng account al Rius bank. She moved to CoC,~yvllle in (Se~ ECLUSJ£, Pase AJ> 1 Artillert- Aim ef .~\ta~ .... ~ TEL AVTV, Israel CAP> ~ Israeli warplanes ••5 southern Lebanoa qaflt • aiming lo knock ou\.Pal • arliUery firint on LelNl!Mu -. Christian vill.a.s~·jd;, llffael's new six-mile-wi<Je secmfW strip along the border. The Lebaoese-aovernment. meanwhile, anrnJubC~ it -WOllld call for an emergency sessioa ol the U.N. Security Council. Lebanese Pr.ime llinigJer Selim el HQSs \old repo~ after a parllBmenla~ in Beirut tha{ the goVC!rnme.nt ts preparing' to call on the co•cU to "take"lhe necessary measures that would iuarantee a cessa· tion of the aggression •nd ensure withdrawal of IsreeU forces." In Cairo. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat condemned the lsraeh attack and said he )ias watching closely "lo make our plan" S3dat told visiting African parliamentary leaders he w6ukl convene his national security council, which meets only ii\ the time of crisis, to decide the next ~ep. But l\e said ne •oold ~ Linuc the search-for a pea~UI solution. "We thought we had reached.a point when we were about to solve the whole problem peacefully and then Israel re· sorts to the use of force aga1D," he said in his first public oom· menl oo the attack. The jet fighters r oared aci'Cie.s Israel's northern border a'S ·Ute guerrilla shells crashed arwncl roads leading lo Marja,you#IMS Klela. Lebanese communiUes held by Israe"1 JUSt beyond ~ frontier. 1 The Palestinians said· tlle warplaoes were strikin,t blltap positions from "hid tbe IDS· rillas were harassing lbe ~ <See l.SRAEL. Pqo AJ)' I Pot Holder·~, Given Life KUALA LUMPUR, M alaysla (APl -A » year-old mat\ bas been sentenced to lite imp~· ment 9nd ab'. strolum ol • the cane for poBSCSslon of nearly 11 oUllc of d\n• nabis, the lot~l form of I marijuana. \ ' ·' Zaiool Bin Ali v.ias ab•. rested at a roadblock northern Malaysla 1 May. He •aid • b~· ln ,Ml lap· cbnta{ned clOtb, ~ut the nnn.abi straws w ln it. the court fa Kao&w wa~ told I .. 7 ...... ,.,..,,.... RANK KINAHAN TAKES DIM VIEW OF LEPRECHAUNS ·cranky Old Men, Ill Tempered, Mean and NHty' Th~y're Trieky rProf 'Debunks' ~prechauns ' CHICAGO (AP) Leprechauns are depicted as lovable fairies and not the treacherous tnckslers they really are, ac 'tording to u researcher of Insh folklore. Frank IUaahan, a Oniv~i~ Qf QUcaao prQfe~w ... blew \.ll~ leprechauns' cover .J1,ast in time tor St. Patrl~k"s.l)ily on Friday, saying leprechauns are so ill-tempered, mean, nasty, and surly that other fairies avoid them '" .. AND BF.SIDES, THEY DR~ shabbily, unlike otber .. • l airies, and are loners," says Kinahan. 33, a student or old lnsh fairy tales and folk tradition. ' lie spent most of last year m Ireland writing a book "Amen <'<tns think of leprechauns :is small, cute tmps, sl1ghlly m1st'h1evous, d ressed m green. and mernly Jumping around IJke that chcerleadmg mascot at Notre Dame." :oa1d Kinahan, whose grandparents are from lreland ·•1 don't want anytb1n~ to do with them In thls country, leprechauns hove been 'OJsney1zed.' Amencans are living a leprechaun lie," he said KINAHAN SAYS LEPRECHAUNS REALLY appear as wrinkled, t'ranky old men. u5ually wearing old gray frock coats. They lave alone making ~hoes for the olher fajne~. he said. ··1. "They arc nch, however," Kinahan said. "And some people • .. would like to catch one to get his pot of gold. But a mortal has ,. never been known lo outwit a leprechaun. According to legend. 1'• ,, you catch one and lake your eyes orr him, he will vaoish. If '•. ,you take away his chest of gold, you might rind that the treasure 111 has turned to dry leaves or old bones by morning. •'· .... ~ . •'· "Leprechauns are tricksters." said Kinahan "They have ~ome bad habits One of them 1s spitting m your eye 1r you are holding him · . • J0,000 Gallons .. . . Gtuoline Spilled ' Bj Atlantic Barge WATCH lnLL, R.J CAP) -A barge carrying 101 ~ million gallons of ~aaolinc r an aground off the Allantic Coast today and spilled an estimated 10.000 gallons into tl1e water. the Coast Guard so.id. A 150-square-mlle stretch of Long Island and Block lslano Sounds from the western end of Fishers Island. N Y .• to Point Judith. R I , and extending south for (h·c miles over the water -wac:; closed lo naviga- tion. Wh ile efforts were being made to contain the s pill and refloat the vessel, the sea remained calm and wind blew south. tak- ing fumes and a mile-long oval slick away from shore. the Coast Guard said. Four out of 10 storage com partmeots o( the grounded barge, Ocean 250, had taken water. which meant they were leaking gasoline, a Coast Guard #iPOkesman said. There were no reports or in- juries and the 10 people aboard the barge were not in immediate danger, the spokesman said. One Cont Guard cutter had reached the scene and another OllANOE COAST s DAILY PILOT :::r.::.~~.~~1~.';!,'::,=:-.::i:.: co.ti ""4M"tll .. Como••Y S--... ..,.,_, _ ,...i1.--•• t••-,.,..,, ..,.. CMt• -· ""-' ...... H_i_ .... .._ t•11t \lelt1~. lrtll''lf, S,.401-.C:ll V•ll•t ,ttftd j..11-1\#t<• -I•( .. I A-rl'<l"""''d< f~ It t)tilNtJN'd \al.,,tel.tr-""'° ""'1(fo.lln. ,,.. ,;~~~!'1.~4'f.'r'n.~.t:tf· ,.,.,, .. ., •o .. rlN-,.n .. otntt,,.,.....1.._ J •• "' . c~.1 .. \tl(t PrtUcH,,l •"'If ,,,..,,.... AMn.~,,..,. -.. II'-~ Nu"' ~,. ............ M.-ftMll"f , 61 .. Cl'•NtH.l..Mt tl~ft N.111 At•ltlO•I MntQI ... '"'I°" om .. . tot1eti11t .. now .. , .. ,"°'"' an 111fll'--,.,_ ..,.. •r•n a.II!<'~.._,._. ftlltf f\7111U,,_ll_ ' .............. ,.._ J. .... , ...... "14t~. l. • p ... lned Ad'edlllintMHf7t 1 ~1 .... nv.11••-"""' "' .. 3'0 ""'"' ~· c:i.-.. ..... ,,_ ....... °'iltt.2: CllM'l"lfflft was on\he way, h<' said The barge is ow ned by In terstate Ocean Transport of Philadelphia The Coast Guard SPokcsman said the nt'xl high tide wa-; ex peeled around 3 15 p m today. Tht.• Coast Guard hopes by then lt wall have removed pnough ~asohne so the barge could float free of the reef A barge was on its way lo take o n c:;ome of i:;asohne from the Ocean 250 A storm is expected in the area later today However . weather conditions in the area were calm this morning. with winds al three knots and waves about two feet high E'...0. Page Al RECLUSE ••• 1975, paying cas'h m $100 bills for her home. The house had no utility service and neighbors re ported that she raised chickens in the house until recently Born of wealthy parents in Washington, DC . her only known survivors a re four cousins. They wer~ not aware of her recent past, or that she lived and died in Coffeyville. Blanche Christine, a eo1.13in livine at Cobb Island, Md., 1 "d sbe had not seen Mlss Marine ln more than 2S years. Mrs. Chns ttne said after graduating from New )'ork University, Mias Marine studied in Europe, but 1uffered a nervou1 breakdowh .. nd was brought home bY her mother. Fr<>m then pp sbo wu rec:luaive ancS '(efbsed >Al\ tnb~t~e from her father, wbo died in 1956 • After her moth r'11 dt!ath 1n 1959, one of two trust.ft w111 established Jn her name. The death ol an aunt produced 1 second trust. At Cave City, Ark., whtre 1he llved "'ore movln1 to Cof· teyvllle, Mlsa Manne wa1 known 11 lbo "Duck Woman'' and t.hose who remember her uy aho also llYed tti• Ute of a recluH there with several ducks her or\ly IP· parent trteodl. • Cops Rout Farnters frotest Aimed at Crop Price Hikes WASHJNGTQN (AP) -About in s upport ot hJ&her prltes. 50 angry farmers demanding Some flrecracken were fet ott hieher crop p~eea forced their by the Carmen lnalde the •.bullet-, way into the AfritLilture Depart-Ina. caUllni byat.nden to th1nk ment'e 1naln etttee bulldina to-they .... t~boti. r .... P ... AJ DOCTOR ••• and calm. Everyone here knows Lbe strain you are 1oiq through and everyone understands. Okay?" Weedman told tbe wit- nHs. ·"I understand, .. Waddill replied. Waddill is accused ot strangr. I~ a newbom lnlant to death in tlae W tmiq•t~r Community pltal DUJ's.f'1 after his at-day, esaaul~ aeve"-1 security Tbomu F. McBzllde, tbe de- g1.1ard ud oeeupytns an inner partment'• inspector 1eneral, ., patio before tbey were driven and his chief seourit,y aide, Bob out by federal riot police. Smltb, auffered minor inJurtet But. their deman &o •a.. t mp& to abort the child via Beraland was r.Jected ·because • Hllne1oh1UontaUed. he had arrMtecf prevloUl.ly to Weedmtn lmmedletely re- Agrl~uliure Secretary Bob as they tried to stop the farmers Bergland was on the buildine's from entering. But tbe farmers meet with some ot the,. Frtday t\lrned to that after asking Tod-.y'a meet.Int wR.b deput-WaddlU to point out his yife to ment olfictals wa1 oet up after the Jury and confirm that he is security men got a promlae from the father of a recenll)' born second floor, ready to convene a pushed their way through, m eeting of lbe department's breaking a door as they entered. Commodity Credit Corp. board. One farmer, not identified. He adjourned the aatberine and was taken into temporary the delegates that they would ba.~y girl. . . . leave the building right after the Now docldr, d1d.you .. kill lhis a . ......,.. ~Ql&ody. . •· ';W4 pfQb., safety by security ag~oti. ·meta -abty won't charce nlm, he's 1e&Non .¥d not cauae further product or conception? Weed· trouble. man aaktd the wit.Mu. ed photo. Al3A) just a bot.bead." •·1 don 't know what the • Walter Evanoff, deputy chief About 4 000 protesleu under "In so Car as I performed a tbe bann~r or the A~encan the rapeutic abortion on the pt"oblem is," Bergland told a re-of the Federal Protective porter as he I.ell the buildiQ&. "I Service, aald late r that the Agriculture group, had rallied mother, yes, I did," Wad dill outside the Capitol on Wednes-rephed. wastoldbymysecuritypeopleto farmer would be released day. But he made it clear under They released about 75 eoat.s, further questioning th11t Mary leave." because "we made a de al to uncounted numbers of chlckens. W.eaver, 18. of Huntingl_on No one was iQjured aeriously keep them from tearing ~e in the scuffle after an estimated building dowq.." ,. a guinea hen and at least one Beach, agreed lo the abortion 2,000 chanting members of the The break-in occurred shortly American Agriculture move-after 10 am. Protective service donkey onto the Capitol grounds and asked him to perform it on for police and humane soc1ety March 2. 1977 ment marched from Capitol Hill officers in riol gear c leared lhe workers to corral and eventually M 1ss Weaver recently sued.. taketolocalammal sbeltcrs. Waddill for $17 ~illlon in damages In a law&.UJt whlth ac- cuses the doctor of faUinf to ad, Fro111 Page Al ISRAEL ••. invaders, and that one plane was shot down and fell on tJle Israell side of the border. The Pales tine Liberation Organization released its first official casualty count today · frona-.-ttm-., of .00.tllttiel reporting 79 fighters were kill;! or wounded. Israeli officials say about 100 guerrillas were kiUed and hundreds wounded. The PLO claimed the Israelis lost 350 killed or wounded, but the ls raeh military command ~aid only 11 or its soldiers were killed and 57 wounded. The Palestinian military com· m and also claimed the guer- rillas knocked out 70 to 80 Israeli tanks. armored personnel car- ries and other military vehicles. Is raeli troops were digging in- to positions across southern Lebanon, and the Israeli govern- ment said they would stay there until al got dependable guaran· tees the guerrillas would be barred from the zone. PLO leader Vasser Arafat, meanwtule, said 1n a speech to Lcbanes~ leftist leaders in Beirut that he would prevent any aj:?reement that would create a guerrllla·free zone. "We shall never allow such agreements and shall never sub- mit to them," he said . Inside Isr ael, miles from the fighting, police warned citizens to be on the alert ror a terrorist attack lo avenge Is rael's ex· pub1on or the Palestinians from the strip or land six miles deep and 60 miles along the frontier from the Mediterranean to the Syrian border below Mount Hermon E'ro• P~ A I KIDNAP •.• Roadblocks were particularly tight between the city and Leonardo da Vinci Airport al Fium1cino, west of Rome. Fifteen leaders of the Red Brigades. a group police say numbers no more than several hundred. are on trial in Turin. and the organitation has vowed to force cancellation or the trial l>y terrorist attacks The Italian news agency ANSA swd tt received a later call from another extremist group, the Armed Proletarian Groups. claiming responsibility and threatening Moro's life. But police discounted this call. President Giovanni Leone called the abdu ction "a challenge to the state" and said "the stale must give the firmest reply with every measure. We must adopt every necessary measure to counter this situa- tion ·• "We are at war." declared Italy's chief prosecutor, Giovan-........, ni de Matteo. The attack shocked political leaders throughout Western Europe. Common Market chief Roy Jenkins. echoing the comments of others. said it would take "the resolute solidarity or all dem- ocratic forces in Europe" to fight such international ter rorism. The kidnapped man has been premier or Italy five times and lS now president of the ChrisUan Democrats. Italy's laraest party and its dominant political force since World War II. He wu considered a leadinl candidate tor the presidency of Italy when the poet becomes va· cant next December, and he ts generally credited with master~clin& the compromise ))y hld\1 ltell•" Cosnmunt•ts will av' treater HY tn 1ov· ernm~ poll~~maldn1 in ex- ch an1e for thelr tupport of Premler Qlullo Andreotti. Snow Bib Britain LONI>Qtf (AP) -Snowatonns ctfUck mucb of 8ritaln tocta.y, laylnl a white blanket UJ> to etaht tncha thick over part.a a& thll co~ j\,IS( lvfo ct.ya btforo • it 11 to 80 oa Brttbh Snmntct nm~ J ~ ' building wiUun a half-hour. Fai:ie Savings · Hawaii and Back for $1M? HONOLULU CA P > -Trans World Airlines has asked for a Hawaii-mainland route on which it would fitter a 'ttBC' llbl\OlulU·~ Ahgeles round trlp coach fa r e. the company announced. If approved b y the Civil Aeronautics Board, the trWA fare would offer trav •110 vlnll from the r?.und-trip fare charged by, airline-. setvint Haw au. TWA \\ill seek approval to rve Honolulu from Los Angeles. St Louis, Kanus" Clty, Mo., In· d1anapolis and Cincinnati. 4Ce9rdin1 to a company statement Wednesd ay The a1rhne wants to oU,r .. ··~~r 'aurfer" dil· counts on daily L-1011 Tn-S~•emee h'Qm St. Loula and Kansas City via Los An1eles a)ld on two weekly 707 flights from St. Louis di~HoHonoluJ.u. The coach fares from all cities would be as much as 40 percent below current coach fares, TWA an- nounced. 'QUALITY TELEVISION vise her of the true state of her pregnancy. The prosecution has claimed vte lest.lmon)" that Miss Weaver may have been as much as 31 weeks from conc@tlon when the abortion was performed. The defense contehds that she was no more than 22 weeeks from conception when she d9""' livered the baby 1irl that al· legedly was murdered by Wad- dill. Tymon Abducted ROME (AP> -Masked 1unrntn kidnapped Angelo Ap ol1oJ\i, one or Rome's wealthies t builders, as be walked ftom hla cara1e to his home wttb his wife Wednesday night. He waa the 12tb Italian abducted tbl• ;year. 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The government, reacting swiftly to the bloody street am· bush, launched a manhunt of un· precedented scope that turned Rome into a besieged city. All five or Moro's bodyguards were killed by the assailants - 11 men and a woman -in a meticulously planned operation BODYGUARD LIES DEAD IN STREET AFTER FORMER ITALIAN PREMIER KIDNAPPED Four Others In Aldo Moro's Protective Escort Kiiied In Rome Shootout Telephone calls to the news media said the radical leftist Red Brigades, Italy's most f~ared urban guerrilla gang, seized Moro as "an attack to the heart ol the state." Moro. 61, a live·lime premier, is leader of ' the dominant Chr1st1an Democrat Party and is con· sidered Italy's most influential politician. The govern;Jnent the threw Recluse Worth Millions Spinster Lived in Squalor COFFEYVILLE, Kan. CAP> -Martha Marine wd retarded as a destllule recluse, an JtCCeb· lrlc who refused help frohi neighbors concerned about her life in the squalor of a small frame house .. She used to carry ducks around Wllh he1 m a battered old car. Later she raised chickens at her JUnk-f11led home And when she died on her 64th t birth~. she left an est~ that may be worth millions of • 1 dollars. f ·'I can hardly believe anybody worth that much m oney tould live lil<e that," Larry Mutdook. Coffeyville funeral director, said Wednesday Miss Marine died Sunday In a CoHeyville hospital from a severe case or tetanus a few hours after emerging from her house, unable to talk and carry· ing a note asking ror help. The barely legible note found by a neighbor indicated she thought she was suffering from blood poisoning and lockjaw Ji urdock said Miss Marine took papers with her to the hospital hsting thousands of s hares of "blue chip" stocks. in· eluding 3,884 shares or AT&T l worth nearly $250,000. f The funeral director said the AT&T and other stock was easi· Jy worth $1 fl11llion . He s_aid .there are also indications the woman owned 50 to 100 ac~es of land near Los Angeles A trust officer at the R\ags National Bank In Washington, D.C., who asked that her name not be divulged, said two st.able trusts have been maintained ·there for Miss Marine, but ad <See RECLUSE, Pa&e A2) Coast Weather ~First Canal Treaty Approved WASffUllGTON (AP> -The Senate gave grudging approval this afternoon to the first or two Panama Canal treaties, clearing lhe way for action on a second round that would gradually re· turn the waterway to Panama The roll call vote was 68 to 32. one vote more thaa two-tft.irds margin required by the Constilu· lion The vole occurred on the 22nd day of debate and after intensive last -minute lobbying by the Carter administration and the DemocraUc and Republican leaders of the Senate. The neutrality treaty ap· proved this afternoon commits the United Slates and Panama to guarantee that the canal will remain open to all shipping after Jan. 1, 2000, when Ute Panama· nian government would assume control of the waterway. It 1s the second part of the trea· ty , which will be taken up next month, that would actually turn over the canal to Panama A~WI ....... • The agre<'ment was amended lo include language establishing the right of the United States to intervene, militarily 1f necessary, lo keep the canal open. Another change guarantees U.S. warships the right lo move to the head of the line to go through the canaJ rn time or emergency. ~ing of the Road An aptly n<imecl road hog called "Goose" challenges a car on a road m front of his Vancouver r esidence. Goose started attacking the steel machines an.er both his mate and a duck friend were killed by cars. Although the four-year-old gander was hit about a month ago, he still patrols the road. arcording to his owner, Mrs. Joe Fugate The Senate now moves im· nfe'aiately to begin debate of the second treaty, which deals with the transfer of control. Several <See TREATY, Page A2) Sewer Repairs Planned 16~Mil~n Galloiis of. &,wage Fkiw Into Ocean By JACKIE HYMAN Of .. CMlly Pli.t ,,Mf Schroth said work crews should be1ln on-shore prepara· lions near the BeWer line this -weekend and, tr the water now ls shut off as scheduled, may be able to repair the line by the • middle of next week. Contamination has forced the elosure of· beaches from Beach Boutevata lil HunllnttoD Beach to 3$\h Street lb NOWP.Orf .Beach. Oftlcl.is, 1'ay Uiet ~•vt no IC· curate measurement ot hoW fat ou\ to a.. U\at polhrtlon bu spread lM esUm•tea rant• as hillb u two mUee. Concern haa lncl'eued becauae of the approach or Easler vacaUon, whlcb trad • Uor;tally brin1• youn11tert flock·· ln1 to lbi be ch . Oran1• Coun· it 1uporvS,br1 ave or ted •P f1rpa~1 al0nftht Hvn \o ke~pW'J away. Unatfe.:t- ed are are ,..t1 for a hoavjer \ban usual tnnux ~ tacetiODUI, aut.borW. aid. ~ 50,000 troops and police into the hunt, aided by tracker dogs and helicopters. "We are at war," said Italy's chief prosecutor, Giovanni de Matteo. Italy's major unions called a one-day work stoppage and massed hundreds of thousands or workers in city squares throughout the nation to protest the attack. Shops were shuttered, offices emptied as Italians stayed home watching the latest de velopments on television Solemn music was plavcd between new::. broadcasts Condemnations of the allack were issued by many Western gov e rnn:ieru..s. A~ Wirt ..... KIDNAP VICTIM Italian Leader Moro President Carter called il an "outrage" Lhal "deeply affects all of us." Pope Paul VI, in a message lo Moro 'io wife, Eleanora, said he was praying lhaL the "auttiors of this tragic attempl return your dear husband unharmed · The Soviet news agency Tass described the attack as a "new <See KIDNAP, Page A2) o.lly ,.,let ~••fl .. :.. .. GUSTAVE VOLLE 'BLIND BUT NOT DISABLED' Mesan, 82, Can't Qualify for Dial-a-Lift Not Disabled? Blind Mesan Can't Get 'Lift' By MJCllAEL PASKEVICll OI I,,. D•llf 1"11111 Stall Being bhnd 1s not a handicap that quahh1:s an 82 year old ,Costa Mesa man Cor free "Dail A Lift" hu!-> serv1ce. an Orange County Transit spokesman says So, Gustave Volle, a World War I veteran who h\'es ;11 2245 State St.. must continue to get up at 4 30 a m to walk about two miles to the n~arest bus stop so he can travel l'l his volunteer work at Long Beach Veteran's lfospital . "IS HE DISABLED or isn't he?" asks his 79 year-old wife. Edith, who says her husband 1s all but one percent blind. She points out that he walks with the aid of a cane She 1s right when she claims OCTD "doesn "t consider a blind person d1sable<.I · Harry Schechter, proJect supervisor for the 'Dial A L1rt " program, says lhe proeram '1s for handicapped persons wtio are unable to board a regularOCTO bus " HE ADDED that this district policy makes blind people "ineligible" to take advantaie or the curb-lo-curb free service.· Schechter also noted that the program 1s not designed to transport people to the nearest.-bu.s stop and that the service is only available from 6 a.m . to 11 p.m daily. The time schedule further eliminates the Costa Mesa man Crom using "Oial·A·Lilt" although his wife says he leaves at 4·30 am only because it takes him that long to make his way to the bus stop to catch a 6 a m bus to Lon~ Beach MftS. VOLLE says her hus band makes the lnp lo Long Beach about three times a week and that they often rely on neiihbors to get him to the bus stop on lime •I' ~oreall L~bby Tol4 W ASlllNGTON (AP) -South Korean President Part Chune Hee and his aldcl.,set up 1 board to lt.Y to coordinate U S. lobby mg by TonJSUD Park and others under the pres id nt '1 per~onal • controlt accoidi.nl to a summary of V .. urte\Us rcporU. 1bat plan was ~eveloS>etl at a leriU -lllMtlnfl rn tho~ Sc>ulh KortaniP t'I Bh•O~-?!_~e '1n Seou• tn 1170 a h r~ted a plan lo put Tongsun Park m chaf"1c or all U S lobbying. nr· cording to the summary The summary or lJ S 1n telligence rcporLc; was publJcl}' reltased by chairman Donald M Fraser. D Minn , on Wednesda1 at the start of his House intern•'· Uonal relahons subeomm1ttce' b arlngs on •tl•ced South Korran 1nflucncct·buyan1t ui Con•rea11 • , : - 7 I\ ~EL AVIV, Israel (AP) -Jue~~ at PIMtlldao artiller)\ po11IUona •nd 1round forces fought gunnery duela and hit-and-run battles Wllb euer. riJlas today as Israeli troopa set- tled into a ali-mile~wjde strip ol southern Lebanon for what could be a1ong stay. Governmenl sources said Prirne Manister Menacbem Begin was hoping tb ne10Uete with Lebanon and the Syrian peacekeepine forces for an aereemeot. that woWd prevent. •• · 1uentllaa trora'" tetunlln8 '9 10Uthera Lebanoo. The Syria ma•• Ul» tb• butk of t'• ao OOO..lDD Arab LMP9 rare. which bas b.ai tn the eounttJ stncetheLebanesecMlwar. Egyptian President. Anwar Sadat condemned the operation. lattnebed early Wednesday, in which the Israelis 1rabbed a !5watb of Lebanese terrllof1 along tile entire 49·mile border. He said mote bloodshed ••wttJ not create securltJ aa.d IOlvl"f Ute Palest.I.Nan pt0blem· 11 ~ " ... eo~ approach for establish· ,. meol c:I( puce in our area." ~ Sactal told vl1iUne Afrlco parUa1nentarJ leaden lo Caito that'-• wW convene hla naUanal secur)ty counclt to declde the next step, but he said he would continue to search ror a peaceful 1olutioo. "We thought we had reached the pomt when we were about to 1olve the w"ole problem peacefully and then Israel re· aorta to the use of force again,·• he uld in bls first public com· mentontheraid. ' E'ro• Page Al Begin has said the troops will remain in Lebanon until an agreement can be reached to halt Palestinian attacks Crom the area. RECLUSE MILUONAIRE. • • But Pales tine Liberation Organization leader Vasser Ararat said in a speec!l to Moslem leaders in Beirut he would prevent any agreement to create a guerrilla-free zone. milted she had no idea or the ex- tent of the recluse's fortune. But Murdock said the trust of- ficer told him what he had found was "the lip of an iceberg." There 1s no known will, although the Riggs bank has a safety deposit box listed in her name. The trust officer said she has no idea of its contents and a court order probably will have .to b~ obtamed before it can be •Qpene'd. : ]d1ss Marine apparently used .little of her fortune, drawtixg on- ly occasionalty on her checking occount at Raggs bank. She moved to Coffeyville in 1975, paying cash m $100 bills for h er home. The house had no utility service and neighbors re-. ported that she raised chickens m the how;e until recenllv. Born or wealthy parents in Was hington. D.C., her only kno" n sun•1vo r s are four cou~1n~. They were not aware or her recent past. or that she lived and died in Coffeyville. Blanche Chn stine, a cousin living at Cobb Island, Md , said she had not seen Mi!>s Marine in more than 25 years. Mrs. Christine said arter graduating Crom New York University, Miss Marine stucbed . i n Europe, but suffered a ner vous breakdown and was brought home by her mother. From then on she was reclusive a nd r efused an inheritance from her father , who died in 1956. After her mother's death i~ 1959, one or two trusts was established in her name. The death of an aunt produced a second trust. , Al Cave City, Ark., where she lived before moving to Cof- feyville. Miss Marine was known as the .. Duck Woman" and those who remember her say she also lived the life of a recluse there with several ducks her only ap- parent friends. ··we shall never a llow such agreements and shall never sub- mit to them," he said. Arafat accused the United States or plotting with Israel to create a separate stat e in southern Lebanon to be ruled by a right-wing Christian govern- ment. Pat Nixon, 66, Celebrates Quiet Birthday N. Mesa Dev.elopers Pat Nixon marked her 66th birthday an San Clemente today. and a staff member said, "She 1s having dinner this evening with family and friends to <-elebrate " Daughter Julie and her hu-;band. David Eisenhower, who are expecting a baby, • To Make New Move? 'planned lo JOtn the party But daughter Tricia and he r husband, Edward Cox, wbo Uve 1 n N e w-Y or k • w e re not scheduled to attend. Developers whose north Costa Mesa parcels were rezoned to single·famtly home usage in last Tuesday's municipal election were expected to go back before ttie City Council this afternoon to oullint.> their next move. ~ A developer lawsuit against the city to test the validity of the rezone ordmance has been ex- pected, but al least one coun- e1lman, Dom Raciti, has sug- geslt•d that local r esidents could f 'rona PGflf! AJ TREATY ••• senators said their votes for the neutrality treaty should not be t<1k<'n as an mdlcat1on they had cll'c 111 ed to vole for the second t r<>at v S<:n::i tc Majority Leader Hohert C. Byrd was trying to get .in Jgreernent selling a dale ear- h 1n Apnl for the vote on the .,tcond treaty. Th~· volt> gave President ( 'artc•r nn initial victory in a bat· tll• in whirh h e staked his C'rc•d 1h1hty ;.is an international kadl•r. Opponc•nls. how~ver, warned lhut tht• f1~ht was far from over .. This is only the £1rsl round. We t'~pccl lo win the main eH•nt." !'atd Sen Paul Laxalt, R· Nev . a leading opponent of the twin trt>at1cs The -11cccssary two·lhirds ma- 1onty to ratify the treaty was -,tow 1n coming Senate leaders did not I.me up the 67th vote until Wednesday afternoon. T he ma- Jortty was not publicly con· firmed until Sen. Paul Hatfield. n Mont., told the Senate three hours before the vote ~hat he would support the treaty. SS Tax Cut Asked WASHJNGTON <AP> -House Speaker Thomas O'Neill want.s the White House lo devise a plan for rolling back future Social Security taxes. But he promises 1r the Carte r administration won 'l do it, the House will OMHOECOAST c DAILY PILOT :;."9:.:1:.~:!.~;1r.::.:::=~= , ..... , Pvbli\1'0"9~0•tt• ~ ............. . _ .. .,,.., Mo""•• 1"'"""' ,_ •o-c .. ,~ ,....U ..... 00,, l•Kf'I ... \lf'tt· .... ~ 99tJ(h/IJtu't+ t••n v•t1•1 ''"'".. ~•ttdlrbil.c" V•tl•r 11tfllirJ l _f .. IKll.,...l•CoAU .................. lo~· '""' ,,, ovtto ... ,..... \•'IJ'"""' .wt "'-N•o nw ""'"" •oe• """'llV''""' n••~• ., •' m w.,1 ,.., '\1'H1 (.oO• MtU (A•HOtf'·• .,tJ. . . ... ,, ....... µ, .. ~ .. ,.t.-MP..V ""9,. Jad ~ CM'lof "'<• ..,,, ·~"''•Mc.-.,,.... .. WfttOH .,~ ...... """" ldlt .. ,_,IL ...... f1Un .. l..0f411• O.rlri........ ........~ ..... AJMl<IM IMM91"0 Ld!WI return to the polls lo vote on another initiative so that a com· promise might be reached The new initiative could center around a compromise that was reached between the homeowners and developers Just before the election. said Raciti The compromise called for a combination of s ingle family homes and a proress1onal office complex on the 63.8 acr~s along Bear Street between the San Diego Freeway and Sunflower Avenue. The City Counc1l refused to comment on the compromise before the election and the North Costa Mesa Homeowne rs As sociation then reaffirmed its backing of the "yes" vote on the initiative: ,,.; The initiative carried 4,365 to 3,901 in city wide voting. TONIGHT OCC LECTUSE -"In and Outs of Boat Buyinf.'' Fme Arts 119, 7·30 p.m . "VOLPONE" South Coast Repertory Theater. Tuesdi;y- Sunday through April 23, 8 p m. FRIDAY, MARCH 17 COSTA ME SA ClV I C PLAYHOUSE -"Invitation to a March," March 17.;18, 24-25, 31-April l , 8 :30 p.m. There was no comment from the NJxon staff on the health o~ the former First Lady who suf- f c red a partially paralyzing stroke in July, 1976. Her doctor. John C Lungren, said h&could nnt release any information\ on the progress of her recovery \ La'>t week, former President Ric hard M Nixon left the seclusion of the couple's estate. "La Casa Pacifica,·· lo allend a lavish party at the Palm Spnngs home of former Ambassador Walter Annenberg. Society columns reported that Nixon danced all night. But Mrs. Nixon remained at home in San Clemente f'r09aPageAI KIDNAP ... dangerous provocation., by "the fo rces of reaction," an ap parent reference to right· wing ex- trem 1sts in Italy. The Red Brigades have vowed to launch terror attacks to dis- rupt the current trial of 15 of their leaders in Turin. -Police said the terrorists struck al 9: 15 a.m. as Moro was being dnven from his home m Trionfale. a section of northwest Rome on Monte Mario, four miles from the Colosseum. A white Fiat 128 wrth d1plomat1c p lates s uddenly slammed on its brakes and Moro's car smashed into its rear Two masked men jumped out and opened fire with pistols, instantly killing Moro's police driver and a bodyguard. OCC PLANETARIUM - "Planet X,'' March 17-18, 7:30 and 9 p.m. At the same time four or five CANADIAN ADVENTURE -masked m en carr ying sub- Herby Morey lecturer. OCC Fine mac hine guns and dressed in Art.S 119, 7:30 p.m. $1.50. military band uniforms ran out OCC LECTURES -"Energy from behind a hedge and ra~ed for Tomorrow," Science Lecture a police escort car with at least 1, 7:30 p .m . ''Living with 40 rounds. Two offi cers died on Alternatives," Fine Arts 116. the spot and the third was fatal- 7:30 p.m. "Assertion Training," ly wounded, cut down as he at- Science Hall, 7:30 p.m. tempted to get off a s hot. zuixico Struggles With Storm Damage TIJ UANA. Mexico (AP) -Roads were still closed south of Ensenada and telephone lines down days after tbe recent storms. Mexican authoritiett said .. Six hundred tents provided temporary housln1 near T~uana fcft' 3 soo people evacuated from the Tia Juana River area nu.r the laraest. dam ln Baja CaUforn.1a.. repol"\ed full of water. .,WE'&B STILL EV A.CUATING people from Otay Mesa area oear the airport," a pollce officlaJ aald Wedoetday. Th~ dam ls located 14 mIJes ... i of nJuana .. Tbe c:trenchlng rains of last we~"'· .. ccompanled by gal•force ~down telepbone cablet and poata, Work crews h•ve been alJlioed to repaln slnce Monday. Btlda were destroyed oo the Ensenada hJamray and fa.rtber south. The two-lane tl'ampenlnsular blahway remained cle>'ed JOuth of EDM!nW. telephone Hrvice dtsrupttd and rural roads wlped out. bat roadJ between Mexicali and Tecate and between Tec:at.e and Rn~ have bun reopened and officials said they hoped lo have ~e ftJ'Vlc• partly back by Thursday or Friday. A lllA!SIVE •UDSUDE Rrr0 lhe toll road north of En&eoada eulr Manda1 ri out 70 feet ot panment and le1vln1 a ditch 10 feet deep. by 1 Dl&bt. after repll.rs, tratflc wu movtna llaflliJ.l1. -~ • No~ar~ blamM • tMatonnaha•t '*8repolted ........ • ' • -- . ' , He Hid tbt Jsra~ll military act.ion wa1 . !~ ol plot" -bl tiie rPlc1 lWU •atched b1 Pr4mcltem Caner and Be114. Patestlnlan artillery Sl\ella . thudded into the hills around the southeast Le~ese villages of Kleia and Marjayoun in an ap- parent eHort to harass the Israeli enlreocbrot:nl ~peration. The tsraeU mtUtary command has listed 11 eoldlen killed and ~7 wounded and aaid about 100 guerrtllu were fcilled and hun- dreds more wounded. The PLO·s casualty report issued m Beirut aald '79 of it.s fiebten were killed or wounded and claimed the Israelis lost 350 killed or wounded. Fare Savings Hmmii and Back for $164? HONOLULU CAP> -Traii& World Airlines has asked for a Hawall-malnland route an wblcb lt would off er a $184 Honolulu·Lo:J Angeles round trip conch fare, the company annoanod:l. · If approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board, the TWA fare would ofter travelers a $110 savings from the round-trip fare charged by airlines serving Hawaii. TWA will seek approval to serve llonolulu Crom Los Angeles, St. Louis, Kansas City. Mo., In- dianapolis and Ciocinnau. acCOl'din& to a company statement Wednesday. The airline wants to offep "super surfer" dis- eounts on daily L-1011 Tri-Star service from St. Louis and Kansas City via Los Angeles and on two weekly 707 flights from St. Lows direct to Honolulu. The coach tares from all cities would be as much as 40 percent below current coach tares. TWA an· nounced. · ' Petition Backs Petitions Author Seeks Shopping Center Circulation By f'lllLIP ROSMARIN • Of .. D.tlty ...... SUtf Or. Eugene Atherton, a Democratic candidate for gov- e rnor known for his petition drives, began circulating anothe r petition 1n Irvine Wednesday. This one, he says, is for an or- dinance that would make it legal for people lo organize without permission in private malls and shopping centers-to circulate more petitions. Ao ''infamous act" of the Nix- on-appoin\,ed Supreme Court, Atherton told the Caty CoWlcil Tuesday, ruled that su.cb places are private and under the con- trol of the busmessmeo who own lhem Atherton sa1d that was a viola· lion of First Amendment free speech guarantees ll wa s u ndemoc r atic, feudalistic and fascist. he said. His pelilton in Irvine wul be for an initiative vote to create a l'ity ordinance that would re- quire public access to shopping centers and malls for public purposes. Those would include, but not be limited to, be said, register- ing voters, qualifying ballot items, collecting signatures to qualify candidates for off.ice, dis· tributirl.1 campaign literature and, of course, circulating peti- tions. He satd the new ordinance would be aimed at the proposed Irvine Malt. a regional shoppine center planned for the 19809. Atherton also asked tbe coun- c il to adopt an urgency or- dinance doing the same thing the initiative would do. The cou'fltil, however. agreed to study the request, but look no action. ' Atherton said a city ordinance would not be contrary lo the Supreme Court. ruJJng, because the ruling was made in a case where no such ordinance ex- isted. City Attorney James Erickson told the councll It was .. not possible" legally for it to pass an ordinance requiring private businessmen \.0 allow l!ersons '"QUALITY TELEVISION onto \heir proj,ert7 for political sollclt.Uoo. Atherton told the Daily Pilot.• "Everyone goes to the market. on Saturday and Sunday. In the mall, you can collect 1,200 signatures a day (the method he used to quallty for the state gubernatorial ballot). .. What is so evil about allow- ing the public to •• decide? For 197 years, all these businesses thrived with the right of Cree speech coming up to theu• doorsteps. "Suddenly, they're biding behind malls. their own little duchies." Alberton said several shop- ping centers have tried to tum him and petition drives away of late. Dollar Dips Again LONDON (AP) -The dollar was sharply low.er on world r~reign exchanges today. drop· ping lo record low levels against the Japanese yen. SPRING CLEARANCE SPECIAL A•allable In a wicM Selictto. oft j", 17 ... 19 .. , 23° & 25• 619.ai Models 13 "01"4!DHA1. The MATISSE• J1320W Slim-line portable finished in simulated grained American Walnut on top and ends with Silver color base. 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Sentence • < ·:<tt ·. .;' .•. .. • :•' -:~ .• .,,,. .. ·: .. ::: s~ ~ .,. .... , :t: E ~ ~ ~· s ., ~ ,,, ~ ~ •• ~ ~ :; ~ •· i •• ... 6' f';. .,, ... .. .. ... • .. .. ~. ~ • • • • i. ' ~ • • • • ~ • fl , .• ... ( • ' ~ ,. • # • Waddill {Jeni.es Expected Choking 'lnf~nt'April 12 Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr. faces a state prison term or four to slx years after pleading guilty Wednesday lo 10 charges in a 127 ·count grand jury em beule- men t indictment, an Orange County District Attorney's spokesman said today. By TOM BARLEY °' .. 0.11, 1'11111 SUff .. Dr. Waddill, did you strangle a little baby girl in the Westminster Community H05pital nursery on March 2 1977?" • "No sir, I didn't" "Well, did you choke an infant to death on lhal date?" "No, I didn't." . Those were the opening ques· lions by defense attorney Charles Weedman and the responses of Dr William Baxter Waddill today as the defendant in a murder trial took the wit- ness stand in Orange County Superior Court. Waddill, 42, appeared calm and relaxed and exchanged bm1les with his wife as he en- tered the witness stand for what Weedman warn<.'d him will be a long session. "I W(lflt you lo slay relaxed and calm. Everyone here knows the strain you arc going through and everyone undt•rstands Okay?" Weedman told the wit- ness ··I understand · · Waddill replied . Waddill 1s accused or strangl- ing a newborn mfanl to death in the Westminster Community Hospital nursery after his at- tempt to abort the child via saline solution fatled. Weedman 1mmed1atcly re- turned to that 1!\suc after a!'lktng Waddill to point out his wife to the jury and C'onf1rm that he 1s the rather of ;1 rcCl·nlly born baby girl "Now doctor. did you kill lhis product of conccpt1on'1" Weed- man asked the witness ''In so far as I performed a therapeutic abortion on the mothl'r, yes. I did ," Waddill replied But he made 1t clear under further que.uomn& that Mary Weaver, 18, of Huntington Beach, agreed to the abortion and asked him lo perform tl on March 2, 1977 Miss Weaver re~ently sued Waddill for $17 million.in damages in a lawsuit which ac· cuses the doctor or railing to ad- vise her or lhc true stale or her pregnann Thr prn~erution has claimed via testimony that Miss Weaver may have been as much as Jl weeks from conl't•ption when the abortion wa!'i performed 'fhe defense <'ontends that she was no more than 22 weceks from concrption when she de· livered the baby girl that al legedly was murJ:fered by Wad· dill. Today Waddill defended the system or saline abortions ex- tensively used at Westmim;ter Corsair Crashes SEOl.JL. Korea CAP> A U.S Na\y A 7E Corsair fighter from the C'arner M1dwav C'rashed near Taegu. 170 males soutn of Seoul. but the pilot, Cmdr. D H. Finney. eJe<'led and escaped with a broken ankle. the U.S. Military Command announced. The command said the crash was due to mechanical trouble o .. ,,,..._._ TAKES WITNESS ST AND Dr. Wllllam WaddlJI Co mmunity llosp1tal as a method of abortion that is safer to the mother than actually giving birth lo a chlld. to a C'hild He said complications result ing from saline abortions are found in no more than 20 pa t1ents per 100,000, where~ com- plications to wo.mu g1viag b1rt._ run at about ao per 100,000 And he testified that 11e has personally aevcr .k.nown aA "' stance where a Uvr b.rt.A re~ult ed after the 1nodter was Injected with the saline soluUon that he used on Mary We"1ver "When you CIJll"f'Y out sue .. aa abortion. do you llan •)' npe~ talion al aU lhat a In ~rth could result?" Weedmu aaked Waddill. "No, none at au:· Wad<MU replied. Prosecutor Robert Chattertoa argues that the baby gtrl de lJ\. ered by Miss Weav\r was alive when it was rushed lo the hospital nursery. Hospital nurses and Dr Ronald Cornehsen, the pediatn c1an summoned to the hospital by Waddlll. have testified that the baby had a heartbeat and respiration while they struggled lo revive the ailing infant. Waddill told Weedman under further questioning that there was no doubt in ·his mind when he performed the abortion that Miss Weaver was no more than 22 weeks pregnant. He said the internal physical characteristics or his patient convinced him of that fact plus the fact that she told him that her last menstrual period was Sept 25, 1976 -about 22 weeks before she entered the hospital for her abortion Waddill told Weedman that Mary Weaver was unknown lo him before he examined her and performed thP abortion on her And he told the Jury that his only contact with the Weaver family had been when Miss Weaver's father called him by telephone to discuss her preg· nancy and make arrangements for an abortiol\ Told in A nalaeina • Simple Test ~yed For'.Breast Cancer veloped cancer, he added. It ha~ only been seven months since the lest on the two women who showed positive reactions without having a clear case of breast cancer. They may yet de· velop lhe disease, Springer said. "We have now two who have given the posntve reactlon but they have not as yet or perhaps they wUl never -we don't know -:-develop carcinoma," Sprtnaer said. •'So we have no false negatives: but we have two false positives, at least al this Ume. Perh•P• • year later, lher' ~ oola.tte ~lUves." A• a c,.ae lh p0ln~. Spl'l~er aald ttle akln *t 1ave a poalUve reaction ln two women where a m\croscopic H-11"1na\lon of their Uuuo dld not detect an~ malign-_ c1ua. Wlthln el&b months tat\ women had clear, cases of bNU( o•Dcer. • SpriJlCer Hid aattumes the cancer was ~ nt but was very 1rnaU when the kin test showed tbe poaiUve reacUon. "l cannot MY a.ow tmall It wq but U wun't d"t«ed &J th•~ plt wbO dla btopsJ." Spflnl .. 1. J • • The indictment alleged that Dr. Cella embezzled more than $2 .,.mUlion from Mission Com· mun\ty and Mercy General hospitals while a part owner of both hospitals. The 54·year·old Santa Ana pl1ysiclan pleaded guilty to seven charges of grand theft and three or flUng false claifns. San Diego Superior Court Judge William A. Yale has indicated he will dismiss the additional 117 counts · Cella earlier had offered to plead no contest to all 127 counts in the indictment, but Orange Coun· ty prosecutors insisted on guilty pleas to al least some of the charges Yale has set sentencing for April 12 and sald the penalty will ru• concurrently with Cella's fi ve-year federal prison term for an earlier related conviction on 22 counts of tax evasion and fraud In accepting the pleas, Yale agread to levy a maximum fine or $50,000 along with l>rison terms that could range from four to six years Cella is !>cheduled to begin his federal term April3 Evidence in earlier proceed· ings indicated Cella contributed about $500,000 of the embezzled funds to California polilicians including more than $200,000 l~ lhe 1974 campaign or state Con· troll er Ken Cory. He had ori&lnally b een sclleduled ror trial in Orange Couoty but the locaUon was changed to San Diego because of pretrial publicity. Plea bargaialng sessions that resulled la Celia's guilty pleas last.ed a day and a half and were aimed at avoicllng a trial that might have lasted as long as six months, a district attorney's of· nee spokesman said. Cella had originally sought to enter a plea of nolo contendere, or no contest, to avoid use or his criminal conviction in possible civil proceedltlgs t.o recover part or all or the runds taken from the hospitals. HB's Mayor Stricken, Hospitalized Huntington Be~h Mayor Ron Pallin500 was hospitalized early today with what he believes to be a kidney stone attack . Pattinson was taken to Hunt· ington lntercommunity Hospital after he awakened in severe pain, he said via a telephone from his hospital bed. · The 45-year-old city leader said that his ailment is still be· ing diagnosed but that be believes bis condition to be similar to a previous attack of kidney stones. Pattinson retumed to Hunt· ington Beach earlier this week alter aUehding a conference in Washington D.C. which was followed by a brief vacation. MudClo1es Forest Roath . Water.saturated ground &l'ld some mudslides h,ve forced the cl()finc or •11 Forest Service roads in the Trabuco District or the Cleveland National Forest, with one excap· tlon. • s~n open " the So"th ?train Divide down lo Rancho Capistrano, -.c. tording to Di.strt~t Ranier Grover Pl.)'ne. 'lbe only carnPinl areu still open are tho El Carlso and Up· per San Juan c:antp· airound1 adjacent t.G th• Ortea• IBibway, h sola. Payn aatd road re~r work 1i under w•y= ln· lotmlilon lt avallabl by calUo,a.au.t. • r~ 65-YEAR.OLD BOB NORDSKOG OF VAN NUYS PILOTS HIS NEW 39-FOOT CIG~ETTE He'll Be a Contender In Thia Weekend's Bu1hmllls Grand Prix In Newport .Beach Grand Prix Status Upped Newport. Event Opens Offslwre Season By ALMON LOCKABEV Deity l"lltt 9Mtiftl WrllH In just three years at Newport Beach. the Bushmills Grand Prix has become "numero uno" in the world of offshore power boat racing. The first year it was moved here from King Harbor, Redon· do Beach, the race got so-so at· lentton mostly from high speed boating buffs. That was lbe year 1l w1s 'won by Rocky Aoki, the JOVlal Japanese restaurateur. Uut last year the race caught on, capturing the imagination of power boaters and sallihR en· thusiasts alike, plus thousands or landlubbers who turned out to watch the big 10,000·pound behemoths blast their way through 195 miles of ocean in the CataJina channel. Last year's race, won for the first lime by a woman, Betty Cook of Newport Beach, had all the hoopla and razzmatazz or a major sportmg event. It was covered on national TV and sports magazines carried copy on it ror several weeks. One of the reasons it is con- sidered a premiere event 1~ that 1l is the first race or a new off shore season wh1C'h ends with the world champ1onsh1p for the Sam Griffith Memorial award off Florida tn late fall Offshore power boats now compete all over the world in England, Spain, Italy, France, ~weden, Braz1l, Uruguay -and in such U.S sporting spots as Florida, .. New Jersey and the Great Lakes. Offshore racing isn't a sport for the faint-hearted. Nor 1s it recommended for the financially unable. An offshore boat costs up· wards of $100,000 and because of the terrific pounding they take in open seas. the attrition rate for hull and machinery is high Most boats are only good for about two years. And the prize money associat· • ed with the sport hardly pays the travel expense, according lo veterans bke Bob Nordskog of Van Nuys, who has campaigned his various Power 8oal M agazi.ne Specials all over the \\Or Id . Most of the boats average 35 to 40 feet 10 length with the 38- foolers being the most popular In choppy seas the entire boat 1s oft.in out of the "'aler. Drivers and crews stand on their feel the entire race, bcC'ause no shock absorber has yet been devised lo work as well as the hyman knee. Crews are cradled, back and sides against thick foam material and have to keep their hands on the controls to even stay aboar~. Some drivers describe hit.ting ,oltd seas at high speeds as being '•ke hilling p wall of concrete Most' of the boats in this year's Grand Prix will be In the 38-foot c lai>"s of either Bertram or Cigarette design. 'Ihe latter was designed by Don Aronow. a famous Florida offshore driver Defending champion Betty Cook will be at the wh~I of her 38·fool Kaama, the Scarab· designed boat in which !\he com peted last season. Nordskog, an innovater or power plants. will again race his 39·foot Cigarette hull. 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Now bow to solve the problem and g·et our beaches back so the shoreline is fit again for human occupancy? IT JUST SO HAPPENS that this very Saturday, the Wt>'t'ld's premier power boat race will be right offJlhore of Newport Harbor. It will be the eighth annual run of the Bushmills Grand Prix. The finest powerboat racers in this universe will be in the competition, including hometown favorite and defend- \ o I i > \'-, : \ • l . . ~ . ·~ ; . \ "' My Entry for the Bu.thmills Race W<U Rejected mg champion Betty Cook of Newport Beachapiloting her 38·foot sea.going hotrod named Kaama. .,. Listen, these boats aren't for Sunday sailors. They will scream around a course of 195 statute miles at speeds up to and including 90 miles per hour. They don't plow through the water: they just touch the ocean every now and then, throwing wakes like tidal waves and pitching huge plumes of waterspouts Into the air. FOR LANDLUBBERS, ~bout the only good spots to "itness this ocean-going drag race are along the bluffs or Corona del Mar and down by Dana Point. The spectator fleet. however, will create an ocean-going traffic jam seldom witnessed in our waters. It's going to be a real s pectacle. Yes, yes. but how does all this tie in with solving our giant sewage spill problem at the Santa Ana River mouth? That's simple. Come Saturday, we just alter the powerboat racing course slightly. WE COULD HAVE the powerboat racers scream around a turn just offshore of the river mouth. They might create one giant tidal wav~ and push all the sewage water back up the river lo Garden Grove. That would serve them right. 1n event, however, this brilliant notion isn't used and sewage is still fouling our waters, I have one final word of advice for the Bushmills racers on Saturday: Don't fall out of the boaL Cotaacrll Sa1• Yes Uncertairity Greets Pact WASIDNGTON (AP) - A propoatd contract, sweetened by bargainers and narrowly approved by the United Mine Worken' leadership, ta beading to the coalfields, wber.e It faces uncertain chances of ending the miners' 101-day-old strike. The union's bargaining council endorsed the tentative aereemenl by •n WleXJ)eetedly close vote of 22·17 on Wednesday, and some cQuncU members later ex- preraecl concern that the 160,000 " strikin~ mlnen again would vote !or rejection. DESPITE KEY industry con· cessions c.oncerning health Kickbacks By Schlitz Alleged MILWAUKEE CAP) -The Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of paying. ·$1 tpillion to taverns, liotels, liquor stores, sport.c; arenas, airports and bootleggers to boost con· sumption of Schlitz beer. Schlitz, the nation's third largest beer maker, was named Wednesday in three felony counts of lax fraud for anegedly deducting the cost oi the illegal payments and kickbacks from ( IN SHORT J federal income laxes for 1972, 1973 and 1974. benefits and anti-wildcat strike provisions, the new settlement won less support ff'om the coun- ~il than an earlier contract. that was soundly defeated by the re· bellious rank-and·file. Before the vote, several dozen striking miners picketed UMW headquarters in Washington to protest the agreement. The pro· test forced the bargaining coun· ell to abruptly move its meeting to the Labor Department. The tentative Hreement is the third reached between union and coal industry bargainers since the strike began on Dec. 6, The bargaining council rejected the first; the rank·and-file members turned down the second. THE MEMBERS ARE scheduled to vote on the oew ac· cord a week from Friday. "I don't think it will pass my district.·• said Joseph Phipps, president of District 19 in Ken· lucky. ''It's a better contract. but it still doesn't satisfy what the members wanted." The principal objection to the new agreement, said Phipps and other council members, is the provision calling for company· run health insurance plans in· stead of th~xisting independent fund set up 28 years ·ago for UM W members and their families. NATION /WORLD ' QlldKilled .A Lebanese rescue worker carries the body of a child •killed during the Israeli.air attack Wednesday on Ozai, a shanty town on the outskirts of Beirut. Nine were report· .. ed killed and 45 wounded. Cosnwnauts Finish 96-day Space Task MOSCOW <AP)-Cosmonauls Yuri Romanenko and Georgiy Grechko returned safely to Earth today after 96 days, complet.in~lhe longest manned space flight in history, Tass announced. The Soviet news agency said Romanen.ko, the 33·year-old night commander, and Grechko, the 46-year-old engineer, landed in the Soyuz 2'7 spacecraft at 1: 19 p. m. A Wisconsin tax official said retailers named in the indict· ment against the company could be subject to audits by the state Department of Revenue and by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Radiation ltlo"e• Billy Gas Supply Investigation Asked Moscow time (3:19 a.m. PS"I') in Kazakhstan. in Soviet central Asia. \ Both were r~rted ~ good condition. ON i.tARCH' 4, they broke the 84 ·day record for continuous lime in space set four years ago by U.S. astronauts Gerald Carr, Edward Gibson and William WASJDNGTON (AP) -Wmd and weather conditions will de termine the path of a radiation cloud moving across the Pacific Ocean after a Chinese nuclear test in the atmosphere. Martha Casey, a spokeswoman for the Environ· mental Protection Agency, said the path should be determined today or Friday. ·The blast OC· curred at midnight EST Tues· · day in northwestern China. ~fan Staged SALT LAKE CITY CAP> The Utah Supreme Court grant· ed a stay of execution Wednes· day to convicted killer Dale S. Pierre just a week before he and . his partner in a robbery-slaying were scheduled lo be executed. Pierre and William Andrews were sentenced lo be shot al sun· rise next Wednesday by firing squads at Utah State Prison for the slayings of three people dur· ing • robbery at the Hi-Fi Shop in Ogden in 1974. Andrews' ap· peal was lo be filed today. s.ut Rap Dropped KANSAS CITY. Kan. (AP) - Obscenity charges have been dropped against smut publisher Alvin Goldstein. However, the Goldstein company which publishes the tabloid was fined $30,000 Wednesday in a plea· bargaining arrangement in federal court. WASJDNGTON CAP> -Two congressmen have asked Attorney General Griffin B. BelJ lo name an "independent" prosecutor to in· vesligate allegations that President Carter's brother. Billy. may have received special treatment for bis Plains, Ga., gas station. "Certainly. the appointment of an independent prosecutor not as· sociated with any parochial in· teresl would go a long way toward erasing the public's verceplion of simply 'politics as usual and the gOOd old boys'.. · wrote Reps. John D. Dingell and J ohn E. Moss in a letter de- livered lo Bell on Wednesday. Subcommittees of the House Interstate and Foreign Com· merce Com· mittee have been looking into a lloca· ti on of emergency fuel supplies in Georgia following the Arab oil em- bargo in late 1973. The panels, headed by Dingell and Moss. have focused on al· legations that the director of the Georgia Ener-gy Office, appoint· ed by then Gov. Jimmy Carter. gave "unwarranted and highly advantageous gasoline alloca· lions from the ... program to selected and favored jybbers and dealers, to the detriment of others who were not so well con· nected politically," the letter· said. The St. Petersburg Times re- ported earlier this mQnlh that Billy Carter "kept a two-pump gas station 'alive' and very prof· itable with the help of up lo 25,000 gallons of emergency state gasoline a month." THE 1NEWSPAPER SAID federal regulations then forbade commercial stations from re· ceiving gasoline from emergen· , cy state stockpiles. But, the newspaper reported, Georgia energy oCficials ordered American Oil Co. lo supply "a total 84,000 gallons of gasoline to Billy Carter between Jan. 7 and May 8, 1974. In both April and May, the allocation was 25,000 gallons ... Billy Carter reportedly con- cedes receivlng the emergency fuel supplies between 1974 and 1977 but denies doing anything wrong in obtaining it. ' Pogue aboard Skylab 4. · The record is 96 days and 10 hours. Before leaving the Salyut. 6 space station, where the coo- mon auls spent most of their time, they put it on remote- control status. Other Soviet cos- monaut.! are expected to go aloft later in the year, taking East ..,German and Polish cosmonauts with them. and they also may use the ~talion. THE UNITED States has not made-a manned space flight since the 1975 joint Apollo·Soyui mission with the Soviet Uruoo Flights in the U.S space shuttle are to begin in 1980. The Romanenko·Grechko flight set a series of space firsts. They included the first linkup of three separate orbiting spacecraft, forming an elongat· ed "space sausage:" the first space re[ueling mission, using the "Progress 1" robot supply ship, and the first launching into space of a cosmonaut from any country other than the Soviet Union or the United States PUBLIC AUCTION :Snow Showers Head East -SURPLUS HAND MADE ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Released by overseas warehouses New England Bra,ees; Stonn Watches Posted ... ~· " ... ~ 2'~mperature• ... Le l"rC 47 2J ... 2S .117 ,. St 5' n Jl IJ .01 S3 l4 4t n 3$ 2S ,0% 36 22. 40 .n .oa 0 2'7 66 38 0 19 J1 24 )I 12 .)(I ... 02 " 23 '2 24 to 70 A• , __________ _.. ..... ....., ........ ___ _ ., ~s 41 1t 71 "S u :n ti SS IO 7» JS 2S .Ot 34 ,. : t? ,31 •. ii 11 M At .» .,. . Plltsbllreli f''ll•r>d. Me. P'tl..,cl, 0... Raold City flt. \.OlllS S.lt !Ake S.1101890 100 In '"• Chino uu •rt•• wu blamed lor • cMln-r-.cllon crnll 11\- "°lvl"ll about 40 vetl!Clf' and ml"°' lnJ11tlff lo-201191'ions. Tiie Chain-reaction crnll betan WedMlhY when • PICllllP tniek IOlltllllCMMld an Gtflfornla 11 -~ -•lier whld• lri • peCdl Of 109 and crallled ~ Into • ..-tllbOund plCIUIP., It IOOlt low lnKl11 llllout ·-Mur<I 10 clur an ,_, and """ •w•Y dam.tted fthiCl9' '"°" worltlt IMnt len4e~. About J00,000 penoM were at Soulllffn C.llfornl• bMclln w ....... ctay, taking aova111aee tllf tM de· 1191111111 WHlller that NallOl\81 w ......... Sffvlc. loncfltm ""411" w111 <Oflllnue llW'DuO" '""_..res. The lllQI\ In ~-Los 41\9tl11 Wectneld•Y was as, """~ 1"4 • ·~· ord tor the ctal• ..t 111 "''· A lllOll Of IO r11111lslered II\ Sall 1)1..,o al., !Hod Its recerct kK Ille cMt• Ht In 1951. To be sold to the highest bidder Due to our success auctioning our· previous container in a short period of time we have been approached by various overseas wholesalers to auction on their be.half surplus goods. We have accepted only tfle finest pieces and have stipulated with the parties concerned that these goods will bEt sold at our discretion. NOTE TO BUYERS: These rugs are of the highest qualities in all designs, colors, sizes and domains. We offer ~o the _publi~ a ch~nce to acQuire the finest Oriental rugs at tow auction pnces, including the following: lsphahans. silk and part sllk av.ms. Tabe Tabal Tabriz's. Hamadans, Kashans. Nains Chinese carpets and rugs, Turl<lah rugs (including prayer ruosl. Russian caucas1aris Rllssian Bookhara. Soumack 1<ellm. B(llken Tabnz·s. Afghan Indian and Pakistan• pieces THE AUCTION WILL TAKE PL.ACE THURSDAY, MARCH 16 A1' ' J 8. P.M. VIEW DAY OF ~UCTION 7 P.M. . • At ' . HUNTINGTON BEACH INN 21112 PACIFIC COAST~HIGHWAY HUMTIHGTOH BEACH , Tettl'l't Caah-l~tck CatalOQUtt Avatlablt at Auction It. A & A. Orient .. Rugs tnc. (A Caflfornla Con>ot'ltlonl INFO (213) 885-4323 Call Coll~ ' 7 ' CAL1FORNIA Survives Plunge SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A 21·year-old secretary has aur· vlved a 230-foot j ump from the IOUth end of the Golden Gate Bridge -the Ulb person in the 41·1ear hiBtory of the span to leap and live. · Mn. Linda Susan Hamilton oC San Francisco was rescued by . two oien who swam to her aid and kept her afloat until a Coast Gu•rd v~el arrived to take the three a board about s p .m . Wednesday, the Coast Guard said. AT SAN Frandsro General Hos pital early today Mrs. Hamilton was reported in stable condition in the recovery room with no apparent. serious in- juries. "We saw a big splash," said Wes Carter, 37, who was on the p ier at. Ft. Point with bis brother, Alan Carter , 35, or San Jose when Mrs. Hamilton plum- meted into the bay. The two men swam to her aid as strong cur- rents were pulling her away from shore. A 17·YEAR-OLD girl survived a leap from the famed sus- pension span last November. and a 20-year old woman hved after leaping from 1t ln Apnl, 1976, bridge records showed Earlier Wednesday a 20-year- old m an became the 637th known suicide from the bridge, toll gate police said. 'Drank Vietims' Blood' Mass Murder Suspect Modern-day Vampire? SACRAMENTO (APJ -The grand jury transcript th the murder case against for mer mental patient Richard Trenton Chase says he may have drunk the blood of two female victims, The Sacramento Bee re- ports. The story Wednesday saia the transcript also contained a witness' description of how the body of still- m issing 22-month-old David Michael Ferreira had been dumped in the mount.sins. CHASE, 27, CHARGED with six m ur ders and one r obbery, was charged in addition with mayhem m connection with the mutilation of the Sex Charges Disnllssed for Entertainer LOS ANGELES (AP) -Charges of nude dancing and indecent exposure a1ainst former sex film star Marilyn Cham bers have been dismissed at the request of the city attorney's of- fice. Municipal J udge David Rothman gr a n ted the d1sm1s sal pet1t1on Wednesday. The misdemeanor charges stemmed from a promo· tional at.unt at the Four Star Theater in 1976. . bodies of the females, both of whose abdomens had been slashed, 1t said. Assistant Chief Df.'puly Dislnct At· torney Ronald W Tochterman was reported as scekmg the"death penally on the basts of the special circumstance of multiple killing Sacramento County Sheriff's Detective Fred Homen reportedly testified that human brain matter, possibly that of the Ferreira boy, was found an the bathtub of the home where he had been under the care of a baby ~1tter. THE STORY said Homen testified that the tub was three quarters full of red-colored water. and a 22-caliber cartridge casing was found In the boy's cnb along with a blood soaked pillow. The detective said Chase's freeter compartment contained what looked like raw meat in a plastic container, the Bee said. It said one or Chase's former classmates, Nancy Carol Holden, testified that she mel htm by acci· dent shortly after the time that one of the women was believed to have been killed. She said there was "some sort of a crust all around his lips" and his hands were covered with a brown !'lubslance. A CRUMPLED, bloocl-stamed con- tainer and what appeared to be rub- ber glove imprints wer<' reportedly found next to the body of that v1cltm. 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In a p r eliminary hearin g before Shasta County Justice Court Judge Larry Frumes, the couple was promised immunity in exchange fo r their testimony against two men alleged to be "Moonle deprogrammers " Donald Eu6!ene Guth, 42, and his wife Marilyn Jane. 40, had been charged with felony counts of kidnapping, false imprison- ment and conspiracy to kidnap. Likew i se charged were Timothy Leon Jones. 27, of Buena Park, and Clifford Owen Daniels, 23, of Chattanooga, Tenn., m the alleged abduction Jan. 12 of Karen Lee Kraus, who at the time they thought was the. Gulhs' mn;::.1 ng daughter Darlene. REDWOOD CITY CAP) Scott Timmons, 19, one of two young men charged with kidnap- ping an 11 year-old Burlingame boy. has been sentenced lo two years in the ~an Mat<.'<> County jail ( STATE J January to the Nov. 18 kidnap- ping of Neils Legallet, the son of a prominent San Francisco Penmsula businessman. Pr*opo•al •~~d SACRAMENTO CAP)-The Cal1forrua state health director says he's against abortions, but as long as they're legal the state should pay for those of poor women. Dr. Jerome Lackner, an ap- pointee of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .. told an Assembly Ways and Means subcommittee Wednesday he favors Brown's proposal to provide $34 million to replace federal funds in paying for MediCal abortions during the next fiscal year GE buy extra power from Gas & Electric. l'lnt• fte•tmN! . 'i VACAVILLE <AP) -C~ jugal visits may resu&e between prison inmate Robert Barnes and his tran&Sexual wife. ~ Kate, the California Medi«:al ~ Facility ruled after insisting th at she undergo a physical 4 exam l •·Her operation was a success , and we'll accept it," said Dr \ William J. Welch of tbe CMF \ staff, who performed the exam Wednesday at t he state I psychiatnc pnson here. t J. \ SAN DIEGO CAP) -Direc-' tors of lbe Chamber of Com- merce have voted to oppose the ~ Jarvis-Gann tax limit initiative 1 on the June6primary ballot. ' Business member s of t he l group will be urged to vote f against Prop. 13, spokesm an H. t Cushman Dow said Wednesday. ) JI e said P rop. 13 would cut ~ pu blic services and lead to a big t increase in income, sales and t business taxes. \ t 110..FROSI ---...:..._~REFRIGERATOR Bargain Priced laundry Pair 18 CU. FT. WITH 4.65 CU. FT. FREEZER!!! INCLUDES AU TOMA TIC Built -In Potscrubber U DISHWASHER • n , .. 11-u fl•l("•1 "If''"'' 11 P wit, I t f' I•• Jh f,.mC:Ji!fUlu•t t'ft1\f\ ·~ 11 .-• A tval "" °"'._ """"' P_,...4 T•1I ... !f , .. , , • flt)tw.· ~ ...... .., l~ .. ~ Ol>t'Ofl • t>• tat t r.t~· t'll~(N(W P~l'lflil' Fnt ........,l.,.__, ... .......... ,... DAVIS BROWN IS OPEN DAltY 9-9 SATURDAY. 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As a ruJe of thumb. election victory via the forfeiture route isn't necessarily conducive to the well being of. repres~tive government. .rro matter how well incumbents miJht be doing their jobs, airing issues and i:-e-examinmg omceholdet performance at election time is a healthy exercise. 1-,ortun~tely, though, there can be little quarrel about Ute four \lDOpposed incumbent county officeholders J:]terally being handed new four-year terms. Assessor Bradley Jacobs, for e,cample, was handed ~e assessor's job two years ago when the Orange County assessor's office was a good place not to be. Jacobs' predecessor was ousted from office because ol a felony conviction. Eight management officials had been booted from their jobs in the wake of an electioneer· ing at taxpayer expense scandal. Staff morale was low and public confidence shaky. Jacobs turned all that around and has the assessor·s office functioning as it should. He has earned his own four-year term as county assessor. The same can be said for two veteran officeholders. Auditor.Controller Vic Heim and Tax Collector-Treasurer .Robert Citron. • The fourth incumbent officeholder to go unchallenged end therefore all but assured another four years in office ls District Attorney Cecil Hicks. • It is difficult to imagine any elected official undergo- tng more vtht'ication and being target of more abuse from his enemies than that endured by Hicks the past three years. • Outwardly undaunted by the attacks, the district at· lorncy stayed above the gutter war and went about his ~worn duty to mvestigate and prosecute wrongdoing no ?natter who the wrongdoers might be. • Jlicks •. too, more than deserves another term in of· lice. .- Doctors Know Best • : An ongoing complaint about doctors is that loo many arc too secretive and don't level with their patients. · Assemblyman Howard Berman of Los Angeles has fiulhorcd u ball that wontd compel doctors to let patient; t,11s pccl their medical records :· ·on the surface that sounds reasonable. It migbt serve Ute avowed· purpose· of getting the patient more actively )nvolvcd in his course of treatment. • But some pretty valid objections have been raised by ,,hysicians who contend that notes and records are kept {Cr their own ref ereJlce and, if turned over to a patient ~u.ld sometimes caose unnecessary alarm antf con· 4bs1on. ... For example, a notation that a test should be made to ~le out the possibility of a serious ailment, a comment the patient's attitude and emotional state on ~ given ecoasion, or the possibility that a teen-ager seekmg help ?night rear her records would have to be made available to l'ler parents. : A good and pref er ably open doctor· patient rel a· f5onship is desirable. But there's no guar-antee th'at letting the patient examine the doctor's professional diagnosis ·4nd personal evaluation would help establish that. ~erhaps to the contrary. ~ This is one time when the doctor may know better titan the legislator what's best for the patient. "" ~ ln Coal Dependable? ~ _ Until a coal strike comes along Californians have a ~ndency to forget how important it is to the nation's 'aconomy as an energy source. : Over the past few weeks it has been made clear even :to us on the gas-fed West Coast that without coal the ~untry's industrial.output ultimately will suffer gravely. • This leads us to wonder about the wisdom of increas-~g our dependence on coaJ -the gasification program so Jteralded as an alternative to Mideastern oil imports. · ~ Can we really rely on coal as a steady energy sup- ·~liet if the industry can be so abruptly halted by a labor "dispute and strike? • As one businessman put it this week, "I'd rather be ·~ependent on the Saudis for oil than the miners for c:cSal. · • • • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot '"her views expressed on this page are those of their authors and _.,sts. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. 8ox 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321~ tt i. L.M. Boyd I Mo-pedS ByL.M.BOYD • Q. "What happens on that JDolorized bicycle called the ~o-ped if you pedal while the •.nglne is also s upplying ,ush?" A. Yo\J just increase the power, that's all. Most every . ~o-ped bas two cbalns to lhe rear wheel,. one from the »ecf als, the other from the , }notor. lnasmucll u lbe ual mo-ped transmission is l'l Dar Gloomy Gus ,.. a centrifugal dutch in air oil bath, neither forward pedal· Ing nor braking impedes '\he motor. YCD can go motor, or pedal, or both. Ask your younssters, if any, what ani~ls they dis· like most. When researcbers put the query to 11,960 British ctilldren, the snake won first place in that un· popularity contest The spider came in second. And the crocodile wound up third. Even lbe lion, fourth, &Ot more mentions than the rat, fifth. And th.en tbe skunk, &orWa, rllinoceros and hlp-pop.owunus, in that order, rouade4 out tbe U•t. For solhe mysterious t~aaon, that U1tr·tl1er-burnln1· bright la.ndeicl lut •D>Oltl the most PeiJtiatiJ • . Nicholas Von Hoff man ·. Just-Another Kind of Poison The mass · mercbandisen of suaared fooda and other poisons ~· compl~ ~t lhelr first amendment right.s will be vtolat· ed H they are kicked off television an4 prevented from teaching kids bad. nutritional habits. Moreover, they &~y. it hasn't been proved thal suglU"ed food$ and such cause rotten teeth, diabetes, obesity, cancer of the colon. elc .• and until it is, no restraints should be put on those at. tempting to addict children to these alleged· ly toxic substances. To isolate a child from the propaganda teaching·ber to eat badly and mistreat ht!r body ts impossible. The individual is too powerless to control his child's envlronment. Particularly in an era when both parents, assum- ing there are two, must work to support the family. the protec-· live walls of the home can be breuhed by any as.glomeration of money power which cares to hare tin advertising agency. paniea bired peop,le called "clearette aam'Plers ' whose job was to circulate wherever people congregated and give away free packs w gel them booked. <In like manner, many junk f90d manufacturers bre,.k their fan. nies supplying producis fQr any kind of nutrition education pro- gram that will 1nag the little ones.) JM PORTANT people ~dorsed 11moking and encouraged it.,.. General Pershing, the com· mander of the American expedi· lionary f()Tce in Europe during World War I. cabled home base in Wutmingtoo to say. "Tobacco a as in<h$pen.sable as the daily ration, we must have thousands of tons of it without delay." By the second world war the Journal of the American Medical Association was carry- ing cigarette ads with messages like, "The Thoughtful Physician Send& Cicarettea to His Friends and Patients Over Seu." A few years Jater. the same pubHeaUon editol'iallzecl that "in all probability more can be said in be halt of amoklnt u a I orm of e~cape from tension than against it." (For more on this see a new book, "Preventing Cancer" by Dr. Eliiabeth Whelan, W.W. Norton & Com· pany, lnc. New York, $9.95.) TUE MONEY and. effort that went into addicting the populace is .best summed, up in the diabolic marriage between lhe late Albert D. Lasker, reiarded by many as the 1reatest ad· vcrtising man in commerctJll history. and the equally late George Washington Wll. the head of the Amerlcan'Tobacco Company. It was these two who, in the inter.war period, turned the American woman on to cof fin nails. Lasker, who bad American Tobacco's Lucky Strike llccount. had been meditaUne on how to hook the ladies since someone told him, "Get women to smoke and you'll double your market." But exactlybowtodoiteluded LMker until a doctor suggested to Lasker•s wife that she might try cigarettes to control her wei gbt. Shortly afterward, Lasker and Hill thought up what bas been called the single most successful slogan in A11er1can salesmanship -"Reach for a Lucky Instead of a Sweet." Sales Jumped 312 percent. With hundreds of millions going into ad vertts rng campaigns, it followed that men like George Washington Hall dominated the mass media their ads appeared in. HILL WOULD make NBC ex· ecut1ves turn up for the re- hearsals of the pop music shows he was sponsoring. The cor- porate vice presidenlS were re- quired to dance with lhe scnpl girls and secretaries while Hilt- watched them and judged, from their reactions on lbe dance floor. whether the music was peppy enough to sell Lucky Strikes. Over at the New York Times, they didn't have to do the but•k and wing but lhey ran stories with heads hke, "Doctor Sco(fs at Charges That Cigarettes In· terfere with Health.·· To this day there ore a number of magazines that will cut any sl1ght1ng remark about cigarettes out of a writer's copy, although there are also a few pu bllcat1ons like Reader·s Digest that have fought the c1g- THE HISTORY OF tobacco sho.,..s clearly enough how millions can be taught to injure themselves and pay for the privilege to boot. Cigarette smoking lS so universal we need remind ourselves that Adam and Eve were not created with Maiiboros drooping out of their mouths. Eighty or 90 years ago almost nobody smoked cigarettes. Women_ never did and men only seldom because, mexphcably enough, tbe prac· tice was held lo be er(eminate. Many clergymen denounced the use of tobacco in any form, and whil~ a very rew doctors SUS· pect•d at might have something to do with getting the big C, this was an age when lung cancer wa~ a very. very rare di&ease. / gies for years. From the turn of the century the push to teach people how to smoke was on. TI.e·tobacco com- Paul Harvey '56ven forty-seven to tower -how long before the Red Baron here clears the runway?' Me n like Lasker and Hill didn 't knoY.1ngly promot e ooncl'r Lasker himself died of 11 and his Y.1dow has given hugt· sums to canel'r research. Tht· point ts that thcrt• was no stop pin~ them. They had the inno- cent power to addict tens of mtllions of people to a deadly poison and they did it. Others have the same power to addict tens of millions of children to a sweet poison ; will they be al· lowed lo do it? MOod SllIDple: Will Good Things Last? In a "government of the peo· ple" historians find it fascinat: 1ng bow much "like people" the government really is. It has JU>S and downs .and moods. It deeds inc~ntive and it requires rest. Individual· ly and collec· lively we can lake years or hunger arid war and privation and hardship and pull together . But we can't "take it easy" without falling apart · During his long tenure as editor of the Wall Street Journal. Vermont Royster demonstrated a remarkable ability for "bitting the ~ with his head." He still Earl Waters has it HE IS able to uncomphcate the most profound socio- economic considerations. For instance: Each of us has experienced those times al horne when . everything is fine. The family ls healthy, the children are doing well in school, the Job prospers. And yet we awaken in the night with an uneasy feeling that something bad is about to hap· pen. Psychologists caJJ it "free- floallng anxiety " It arises from no definable danger you can put your finger on or come to grips with, but rather a nameless fear that is without foundatioQ or focus. OFTEN it stnkes when tlungs seem ro&iest. It seems to be a feeling that things arc "too good to last." So you worry without knowing exactly why. Mr. Royster thinks this describes our national "mood" right now. We are at peace -something we have not known for 40 years. There is no visible threat of war . We are reasonably prosperous. More Americans are working than ever in our history. Health care is such t\al we are living longer. There are no social upheavals of any lasting significance. Environmental pollution of air and water, everywhere that It as measured. is measurably less. ON CAMPUSES the new pre· occupation is with •ocational education. Not one American anywhere is necessarily going to bed hungry. So at 1s that George Gallup's pollsters find 57 percent oC us "reasonably content" with the condition of the country. Yet businessmen are worried. Farmers are worried. Investors are worried. Everywhere there is apparent at least one symptom of ''free floating anx- iety." The stock market reflects it. ~agging despite rec~rd earn· angs. OPINION surveys reflect it, the President's approval rating as in steady decline. The restiveness of the coal miners reflects this "fear oC nothing," as they bicker among themselves. And so, says Mr. Royster, Americans -better off than they have ever been -continue to suffer "blues in the night." And Another Sample: Plain Old Anger An analysis of the public mood earnings of the ciUi. mi JI ions more faced dis· concluded they can expect little would have to ascribe the pend· possession of their homes comfort from their represen- ing June elec· THEY HAVE tome to believe because of high taxes, the lordly tatives. It seems obvious lbose t1on taxpayer tbat there are many more on the Members of Congress boosted in Washington have long roraot· revolt to public payrolls than are needed. their own salaries to $57,000, a ten the people at home trying to • more than Whether that is true or not the $13,000 annual raise which is an ~upport families on less than just a desire fact is that many or the public amount greater than &,he annual $10.000 a year and have com- for reductiOG employees are dfawing salaries earnings of half the population. pletely insulated themselves of property far greater than anost of the peo-from the awful effects of infla· taxes. It is an pie whose tax doll.an provide the EVEN WITH such kingly taon al the supermarkets. angered reac-publicpayroll salaries, along with numerous tlon to the Instead of responding lo the fringe benefits. the growth of public demands for a halt in Congressmen bickered over how ' govtrnment spendlng, the eltcted re~-much more money they would 1 and a loss ~ faith in the elected tatives have, in the manner of be allowed to pocket through representativea. Marie Antoinette, merely aerved moonlighting lectures and writ· This latter at•ms not ooty themselves more cake. ing and questionable campaign from the failures or the ele(ted .. donations." tofulfW~pl~toPro-While millions walked the Confronted with such vide tax l'llJ.ef f• eownera streets in searcb of work and avariciousness the people have but their lRQm~ to redll~ SoV· ernment f1itetferen e tbrouch "'ulaUoG 'Wttb Ul., nawtant eoltl to ever)IODe. Wtf.h IDCJl1f Uian i ~OD auf. feQU tM ravaJC18 al untJbplO~ t4--.en1., a111 J.>efna Joun.a persona who bave never had jobs, they watch ioduatey'• ef· fort. to dovelep and thus provide work balnstnma by aovenunen· t.al rules and red tape. Hundreds • 0J;1 bout'andf or. oth•rt. llb0rtn1 ~ mlnlmum wacea wldeh ~de 1611 Ulan · ttClO a mcDlh eftefo dedudkm, fttch. pablle.=; MtUN round .... UM..:!!.lil9 , TO A LESSER degree this !'tame cymcasm towards officials applies lo the state legislators. While their salanes of '24,000 aren't in the same class &S the Congress. 1t hasn't gone un- noticed that they also l'fteive $1,200 a month .. living el(· pensea." That, to~ether with q all expense paid automobile wblch Includes unlimited guoUQe, makes a Udy bundle. Conservatively, t\ amounta to added income of more th•• $1,600 a month tax free. F\&rlhermore there are n• retlricUoo.s on outslde inte>tne. 7 NATIONAL Thur8dsy. Man:h 1e. 1a1e DAILVPILOT L~g~ Jlqn;ie Jl ew Due? fP=:=EZ~:=::~~~. QUHNIE ly Phil lnttrlaniti Deatlu ------___..-.---------, Elaewhere IUPEBOND tr . . . RVLEDocm~· MEXICO CITY <A ) -Persons charsed .,tlt rape lo Mexico Clb won't be able to a~ temporary freedom.'")>' postJng bond from aow on. saye city At~ General Alalns Yuen~ -VI ASHINGTON (AP> -Uncle S&m 11 tblnkiq brewers -... beet: o the Tre111m7 Department NEW YORK (AP> -about lettial family men trtq> to Uae ba.Mment le co ~ tbat wueculaled bom• brewln• A c t r e s s M a I I l e and leplly fement caUaat ol a.w Oii wlDe ml1h1 f aeilltata evallou of taxu on d11UUed McNamara, 48, who eacb year-ta tree. apiftta. ne mula that la left after beer la breWed starred in the con· aut be'a not iolbl to be IO 1eo.om wttb b1a can be Into bard Uquoc, which carries a troveraial 1953 movie aln1Jle ntece1or~"'·The11mU. for Uaem waJ4 tax II timel peater than beer. "The Moon Is Blue," 1 ' /"-, be 100 CAllool QI tbW ~-. Ettimatel b)' the Way1 and eam Ocnouiltteo died Feb. 18, at was re· '-_..'/ ~ Qow the loU ol fe4etal tax revenues'at lea tban He said penons ; r ted for moleatio t~ecency also w'Ni ported today. A relative TllB alANCB 'JO llOOU ,aur owo b1fter '1 mllll«i in ftical 1118 Del about $1.5 mWJon each ·said the actress had or wtnem..aer free of taMI arGl8 1rltb tbo .In· year t.betufter. held without bty. • been ill and depressed Ln troduc&JOD of the eo-ealled 40batbtub biter blll.•• , receAt ~~ wble-b sailed throuJb the· House on .s •oiee vc;.e,/ ,,,. _.. r r ,,., _.. r ~ Ngw ORJXANS <AP> wttb no audible object.Ion and' then wa to the 1..~·~ ... A&..1£.1 -WuHam G. Dile, 70, a .,,·:;' SeuTthee. bl1l w-·'d· e-·· the federal ..-...'bitlon on G~Jr _..,.,. Ne~ Orleans phy1ict1t I) .... ~ ""°' • ......, ., • .._ ~i.6:1 '4.ILI wbo helped develop the ... ~. ~ maki.na beet at bosne and woWd fwtber clarlfJ the . a to m b o m b d u r in g ·"' current ambiguity over whether atnale pertOClS World War 11, died Sun· have lbe same autboriution u tbe "head of U1 d family,, to make wine. ay. Rep. Barber B. Conable Jr .• Jl·N.Y .• chW ALBANY, NY. <AP> sponsor and friend ot home brewers ev~. -Dr. Paa! R. Gerttai'dl. told the House that .. many cJ'9.lena with their 67, a Nn York •tate tradition ot American indepeQdence'• wot the op- health officiaJ whose re-uon of m,.Wc bome brew "wiehout bavlnc to rely search in the 1950s ----r---~--------------on the beef barons and the persons wbo produce helped hok cigarette large quantities of wine." smoking to an increased cc E 'JiUnk' i 0 cl d en c e 0 f I u n g F yes REP. AL ULLMAN, CBADlMAN of the House cancer, died Mol\day Ways and Means Committee, said the Treuury after a brief illness. Department supp(lltts the legislaUoo. Tbe depart. CLEVELAND (AP> -,,.,.., l Jw c lls ment's Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Wiiliam Mathews on .J. e en n,e Q interprets the existing law u forblddlo1 brewiq '.r beer at home, the Oregon Democrat laid. Mlllken, 89, director Under the legislation, each houaehold in which. emeritus of the uldL~at1 ed Cleveland Museum <1f WASHINGTON (AP) -The Federal Com· there are two or more persoos wo ua ow to h munications Commisaion bas decided to look into brew up to 200 gallons of beer for personal use or Art and a fellow of t e d •-' t to make a -~-"ar amount of ~ ... e, all t .. •.f-, f Art · what the federal government can o to res .. uc UD· INJUll ...... ... • ....., Royal Society 0 s ID li 'led ..... _ .... tel ho ana each year. A 0 • .. gte persQn could make up to 100 L o n d o n a n d t h e so ct Juua. ep ne c,_... ~ American Academy of The FCC said Wednesday it was inviting gallons a year. . Arts and Sciences, died public comments on bow unsolicited telephone The bill stipula~ that the amount of beer on Tuesday calls invade privacy, compared with highway hand at any time couh:t not exceed 30 gallons. billboards, mobile loud speakers, radio and TV SHORT lllLLS. NJ ads. newspaper and magazine ads, "Junk mail" <AP) Milton Perlmul-and door-to-door sales calls. t e r , pres 1 d e nt o f THE COMMISSION STAFF ALSO wall re· ~upermarkel General search the legal question of what the FCC can do Corp. and a member of to police this area. the board of directors of Philip V. Permut, deputy chief of the FCC's General Mills Inc., died Common Carrier Bureau, told the commission that Wednesday. if the bureau finds legislation la needed, it will come back quickJy before tbe commission to re· Death 'Wot h~e• commend it. HE SAID THE FCC RAS received more than THE BILL WOULD REQUIRE that at-home brewen register with the '!nasury to avoid the federal beer tax of $9 a barrel. Winemakers wou.ld be exempted from that current beadac~e. Ullman said registration would be imposed tot Tears .·Eyed UCI ResearCh Toki, w1u.1AMSON 1,000 replies to its Sept. 13 request for comment on 1.1NoSAY w11.1.1AMSON ... 1.-1 a petition by Citizens Communications Center, a ,. :.~~u~; 111·~:~ <;'.'0.~,:s;:i.,..=~~ ~~ public-interest law firm, caJJ.inl for FCC action. There's more to tears than mttets the eye. At Bnlrl<• Wlll1•m•on. •l>O su••••od by Permut said most of the letters supported the peti· least that's what Dr. Irving Leopold, chairman or ~~!·~~·H~~~~"~;::~~: ;;·:~ ': t1on. opthalmology at UC Irvine Collese of Medicine, ·• M •• n Toro C..mtt••• o tonnor The commission also has been asked by five believes. l•11un• Hius :;~u~~:•..:tors members of Congress to act, including Rep. Les Leopold has studied tears fqr several years MANILA. PbWppines <AP) -A man· who claimed two drunk poUcemetl framed him because be refUsed to pay their bar bill 'WU aen- tenced to five to seven years in prison for S:aessioo of 11 We1a1 an.. A judge in Panaasinan Province north of Manila said be didn't believe Quintin Evangelista's 1tory of tile frameup or bis contention that policemen beatbim up. Executive Ofllces: 711t2 Eduiger Ave Huntington Beach, CA 92647 <'oulhQtn CJ ,/0tn1J RfX)t0niJ/ Oll1cv:. , 8955 Valley Vww ~I • 61111na Park' CA 90620 ?0715 S Av~lon Blvd, Caroon. CA 90~4 Gjt< 22821 Leke r Ott• ,1 Or., (lake Foresl), El ~A 92630 • 1001 E l'l'pt•r1al lfwy la Habra. CA .t 140 Long a .. uch 8~, Long Beach, CA 9QIJ7._ .. ~i~~~'. 1095 Irvine Blvd • Tult1n, CA 92680 'WI l tNDla • 235 N C11rus Ave .. We51 Cov•na.CA91793 · PUBLIC AUCTION SURPLUS HAND MADE ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Released by overseas warehouses To be sold to the hightst bidder Due to our success auctioning our previous container in a short perK>d of time we ha approached by vanous overseas wholesalers to auction on their behalf surpl goods. We have accepted only the finest pieces and have sttpulated with the partl concerned that these goods will be SOid at our dlscrehon. NOTE TO BUYERS: These rugs are of the highest Qualities in all designs. colors. siz and domains. We otter to the public a chance to acquire the nnest Onental rugs at low auction pnces, including the following. ...,..., __ port.,1110.-, T_T ... Ttbnaa, .. _~..._a..-_,..._,_ Turlall\ ,_ •onduditl9 ~ "'911 fl-C..C- R-&o.Mwo, 5oufl'Wld< IC......_.,_ T...,o, Afo!W\ l"IMn and......,..,._ THI AUCTIOM WILL Tilt fll.ACI SUNDAY, MARCH I tt1a• •r 2 P.M. VIEW DAY OF AUCTION-I P.M. Terms HOUDA Y INN Cash' 0iect< 25205 LA PAZ RD •• LAC9UMA HIU.S ' v1v1"N Hl ""' Wflt10l'N •9~ &4 Aspin, {).Wis., the chief sponsor among 84 .o~her and is researching their role in preventing eye dis· ..-~1a1,,,.,ues Available at Auction INFO·. , 213 ) 99 ,,_ a .. 23 resi()Oni "' a0100~ c. P"""" ..... House members of a bill to regulate unsohc1ted ease. Auctioneer ~ ""' U"'VV on MMC n ti, ltlS di .,, Jo\tph h e. Blumberg AA&A Oriental Ruas lnG. call Collect 1101p11.1 0•""9" c. '>ur•••"" t>v "'" -~p~h~o~n~e~c~alls~~-~Se~~n. ~W~e~n~d~e~ll~~An~d~ers~o~n~, ~D~·~M=i~n~n.,-=a=s_:::._~Leo~~po~ld~h:a:s~a=Jso=-~.s:tu:di:·:ed~em;:y:m:e:...:s:u:bs:t:an::c~es:..J~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~v.~c.~~~1om~1a~~~~.t1on~1=============~ nuitMno ROIJ<'ri. 1•1,.,., ""'"° ci.u.. introduced a similar bill in the Senate. wit.bin tears. J•ro ot L°"9 S.A<n. C• ""' >1sltr• Arcwll '>he-of Sr.., C.a , J oKQ\H'llne ; Pene of Dru, C.. •IMI J une M4•well .. nc1 Lunne <l4'B•1ere •rid Vlrglnl• L•ft of St ~r~. C• . brother•, AlfrltQ B•l•te ol Santa B•rt»ra. Ca , Larry Cartl!Of ot CvP<'e". C.., Roel dfo S.111re of°''""°°· Florlela, ROIJert dfo. Beier• of Ci<W•s. ~ .. Me•lco, Wllll~ cle8•1•re ol Ri<IQKre>t, Cl In heu ol flowers -..loon• m•v be ..-lo the Amer1c1n C•nt•r fund Arr•nQ•· f!Mntl ~..,. So<,.IY. buri.l •I Sf'e. fOIUIESTlll ANNA M FORRESTER.~ t>. rt· 61denl ol Hunll nglon Beech, C•. ,..,ud away o n M•rcf't 12, ltll. Swrv1ved J>y 40n J~ 'o<rr-\ter. CS."!!hltrs Grece C:-and K•tllte.., w .. e1 ... 11. Dr~ Ectwln HolcMn, ... , ten M••ll••OI Cocllln end ~· V•n drull. ''"" gr-hOdt·.., end thr~ gr .. t gr....Xh1klntn ~ ••••th aftd 1ntHm.nt Frnwy Marcl'I 17, 1971 fl 10 JO A M 04r.<leel 0,, w .. tmln>ltr Mtmori•I Par~ Mortu.,y •nd C.emetery CASEY SEA"I WILLIAM CASEY, -17 beloved ~ of Mr & /flon. Willl•m Casey, loVJng brot,.er of ICt•ln, CllrhlOPIWr & Jennlfet' C.Wy. Al.o aurvl ••d by 11r•ndperen11. Ro wry n.undey MM'"' 16, 1'71 et 7;JO PM. tlftd Meo ol the RMlll".,.<llOtl ,rldey MAr<" 17, 1t71 Ill 10 00 A.M., both et St. Bonavenlure Cltl>Ollc Oturcll, H..,. tln9ton BHCJI, Ce. Interment Good $11epllerd C.metery, Hunlln9ton Beech, Cl. Ill lltu of flOWert CIOMtlont to the Gel*'et Sc.lloterihlp Fund, UCI In th• n-ol 59., CAHv -Id bo 41~recl•ted. Dlr.<led by aryen M l• '*' MortlollrY. SUMO .ALFRED C. SUNG, rnlelenl ol M l• lion Vlele, Cl PHMd eway on M•rtll Q, "''· 1.0vt119 --of I•-S;ing, fl!Mr of St.enl.., end AUOrey Sung f'\lnff•I MtNIGM will be held en Setur deY ~rch 11, lt71 •t II 00 -"' M. •I O'conl>or ~ Hiiis Mortuety In· ftrment Rlcllmol'd, C•. O'Connor '--9uM Hlllt _,...,, IMrKIO<'\ HAWE ORA OEl l HAW£, rlt\ldtnl ol IT•lne, pet.MO -•Y March 1~. t'11 1n S.nle AM. He Is ,.,..,,,.,.d by deughlor Maroeret c;.tl@Y of I,..,,,., '°" Jeo H••• of Rencf\o 8erne rdo, 3 ;rendclllldren Gr•.,.tlde Mr•ICH Saturday,Mwch It 10·»AM et P«lflc View M-1•1 Pel1l, :uoo Pec111c Ille# Or., N••po<I Bte<ll Peclltc Ylew MortlW"f directer. JokCOIMICK MOltTUAlllS Laguna Beach 494·941 5 Laguna Hiiia 788-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IALn..H•HOH "1MllAL NOMI Corona del Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesa 848·2424 .,_UOADWA\' MOltTUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Me~J ~42·9115<1 SMfTM.'fVTHIU..UMI ~CHAPll. 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa • 64~88 Santa Ana Ctl8')61 51 B N. Broedway Santa Ana• 647-4131 PfllCI ll<r"H&S SMITHS' MOtr\IAIY 621 Mmn St Huntlnvton Beach 53M539 ' Piii PAMIL \' ~Ot.OMIAL HIMIUL NOMI 1801 Bolaa-Ave Wettmtf tlttn 893-3525 PACIAC YllW MINOllALPAH C.metery Mortuary Chai>el 3500 P1C1f10 View Dt'tve Newport," C.Utomta ~·2100 .· wes1e " 77 I -HOT FOODS DELI ...... , wc.... .................. •1·~ ,., ............................... -~ .. SEAFOOD SERVICE ,,.....,.. .............................. .. ,,..... ............ ,. .............. '!"• .... Sia ..... ·-· ................... •r. .. Pl'lcea effectlv. thru 312117\ tAARKET BASKlt WuTCLnrf fUU \1 • J. \. ·p . ' .AJI-.,~ SHOE SERVICE forHan6ags Luggci.ge & Zipper I.pair ' ......... ~~.,.., • TOHIDIR ......... .,,,. c pta ........ ~ ·w • ._...,,.... ......... .. . .. ZESTILlnK ISMCK The 1raditional Holid<\V~ Cut Any Size While Supply Lasts fii~~~" '~r~ WUTCUFF Pl.AXA ,.,.. • .... • .. s;t .... '°T Mon.-Fri. iii g'r11 o SUn. Tll DEL HAVEN TOWELS "=-~ Facial Tissue 90110f' - . . ·. . . "' - . .. .... r .. 7 .. :!l: DAILY PtLOT t > / • ~ ~ fll 44 stores join in celebrating the opening of Mervyn's new stores in i · Mesa and Tempe, Arizona ~ . ~ these are only a few of the over two hundred ·k items now on sale in our stores ~ • i· Prices effective through Sunday, March 19th ~~; -~ l. {: ,j' 1 ·i ~ -· ;-j r /.. .,. l'J "l ~. ""'-"~~0% off girls' knit tee tops ~ l9 Sklwy neck style with Si:iea '"~· REG. 3.50 ~kreen print front and 2. 79 • other novelty motifs. Sizes 7·14. REG. M 3.19 save on girls' pull-on shorts Sizes 4-IX, REG. :us 2.01 off roma~tic spring skirts h ~ ~ REG.$1310 •. 99 REG.$1512~99 Dirndl, button-front or tie-front styles. Solids and fresh floral prints, many with flounces ' Elastic waist. Polyester I cotton double knits; terry cloth. 2.79 or lace trims. Polyester/cotton; polyester/rayon; cotton/rayon -.--- blends. Sizes 5/6 to 13/14. lb.J(Mllll- Sizes 7-14, 'AEG. M 3.19 boys' print front knit tops Short sleeve tees; cotton, polyester /cotton; sleeveless cotton tanks. S·M·l·Xl. REG 2 79 EA. & 2.99 EA. 2 FOR •5 2.69EA. boys' comfortable tube socks White with striped top, of acrylic/stretch nylon. One size fits 8 to 11. REG.4.49 3.59 PKG. Pkg. of 6 pair 25o/o off men's jogging shorts 1wo color contrast trim; elastic waistband. Potyes. ter/couon. S-M-L-XL. ~EG.M 2.99 easy-care woven broadcloth dress shirts 25%.off Short Sleeve, Reg. 6.99 • • • 5.24 Long Sleeve, Reg. 7.99 ••• 6.89 ~ gradient, rimless sunglasses REG.$6 3.99 These lightweight, rim- less frames have lenses that are ahaded from dark to light. Accessory Department 25% off men's locker tees . .... Tape neck or crew neck styles. Polyester/cotton; stripes; solids. S.M-L-XL. REG.$5 3.74 Mervyn's tights and stretch leotards for girls entire stock of broadcloth prints Prints in spring colors. 20% off 100% cotton end polyes-. ter I cotton. 44-45" wide. Reg. 1.&&.2.49 yd. SALE 1.29-1.89 YD. endre stock of bedspreads 25%off Reg. 10.9M9.99 SALE 8.24-37.49 textured draperies wlthfqam backing 50% off Tights, 2 PR •3 REG.1.18P9'· • ~1 REG.~~~ta~,2 FOR 7 .20 . Ti~hts in white and color~. ·>':~~ Leotardl with 1eoop neck, an men's, boys' M.P. Pros• joggers Nyton uppera 1n blue or green; suede leather ~oe cap, heel cover. Shoe Department AE0.13.111·1 ~ 97 AND1•.n • • ' black or pink. Stretch nylon. Sizel 4/8, 8/8, 8/10, 10/12. all our Timex watchea for men and women 15%off Sh<Mn, )ult 2,.,,. ... •tltMt a¥ea. Matching llnlp Cf~ Ffne Jewelry Department \ • Mervyn's brushed denim and : corduroy bells · RE0.10.• 8.99 ' Wettem style jeans wfth 4 pocketa. bltt loope and rein- fon:ed....,,. et..,.. points. Brushed cotton d9nim. 84% cotton/ 18% poty.-ter COftk.1-rov. Weill lizes 29 to 38. Corduroy.,.,_ a.n.. Reg. 12.99 .••••.•• 10.99 Royal Park• proportioned pants for women 6.99 REG.ti Pull·on style; stitched frc>nt crease and set-on waistband, of Dacron* pofyester. Proper· 1iofl9d .. petite 8-16; .... 8-18; tall 1().18. hypo-allergenic earrings 50%off Reg. M. SALE 1.n Pierced earrings in hoaps, geometrics; post stytes in gold- tone or silver-tone polished finish. ~~~A CoetumeJewetrv Dept. famous maker knee-hi' a . . • Nubbv. flit end ribbed knit Styles of Ofton9 eCfYflc I nyton. Sorlds, stripes. prinis, more. Ont alze fits 9-11. r J I : l 7 ONAL __ _ . Official Now Serves Two Ci~es in County • I • BJ llAYllOND ESTaADA Jr., ... Mfr ......... Fountain Valley now bu a, ••a.th councilman." · · Sue Tsuda bu worked ln Fountain Valley City Hall aa an admlnistrative aide to City Manager J~es Neal J!Qce tut July. " : But last week Mrs. Tsuda was ·elected to Uae Fullerton City CouncU. A U-year Fullerton rea)dent, abe aays the preters tile gdherlc term "councilman" in her new elective ~t. MU. TSUDA, u. la}'!S she sees no probl~ with her dual role as a Nle~~;·maker and Fountain Valley trator "because the t*o cities .have very little in com- mon." She $aid the only joint projhlm between lbe two governments ls the "Man in Washington" lobbyist pro- ject in wbicb both cities pay • ree to obtaln a great voice in the nation's ·capttal ''I've always wanted to work for a cit1.'' Mrs, Tsuda f\ald. . And now she bas two civic posts Jlfler working u a volunteer for many years. She earns a $14,340 per year in Fountain Valley. MRS. TSUDA BEGAN her volun- teer activities in 1966 when she re- ported to her local League of Women Voters chapter orr Fullerton Planning Commission meetings. She was appointed to the Planning Commission in 1971 and served until November 1977. : Mrs. Tsuda also served one term on the Fullerton ( elementarn School Board from 1973 to l!r11. ' . THE MOTHER OF three college. ege children, Mrs. Tsuda received a bachelor's degree from Cal State Fullerton in public adminl.su.tion in -1976. She is working toward a master's degree in urban planning at Cal Poly Pomona. "I have always been interested in government at a local level," Mrs' l'suda said. "City work 1s the closest type of government work you can do with people and therefore has the greatest · ~ocal impact,'' she added. Biggest Ever Dellyf'ttllt .......... ~S OUAL ROLE · Mra. Sue Tauda Mrs. Tsuda vievta her two jobs as a challenge. "TOO OFTEN. LOCAL policy makers (councilmen) try to become administrators," Mrs. Tsuda said. "On tbe olber band, some city ad- ministrators try to s,t policy. Sin~e I am aware of this, I can avoid the pro- ble.m,'' Mrs. Tsuda said. ln comparing the two cities in which she takes a great interest, Jl~. Tsuda said Fountain Valley is "bomogenous" while Fullerton is "quite diverse." MRS. TSUDA SA.ID she plans to re- commend "neighborhood councils"' to cope with the diversity problem in Fullerton.• But the same idea would not work in Fountain Valley because most homeowner .Pl'Oblems can be solved from a central city administration, . she said. .. ·'There would be no need ror a ne1ghborbood council system in Fountain Valley ltecause of the homeowners' gl'oups here," Mrs. Tsuda said. Reno Casino 6ets Nod • j,tenJl'I e,,;,,,'10/U Se,.vicef ~.March 1•, 1178 ... ·~MMEATS Cheeses-Winn-Beer DAIL V f'ILOT ~op Qua/it; e,mpeliti~ Price6f FIATURIMG--''-os_A_1abal __ m_tc1_·_H ... _ti_·n.-CJt_on_1_eoc_h ____ ,___.. ... ~ EXCLUSIVELY Vl1~1 ..-r~o?~ We·at. • • f<oliiuon ~ are proud to offer, you our customers, freezer special• at substantial scnlngs, wt.ether it be a whole or half beef, a hind-quarter, or fore-qua; ter, a primal or •• primal cut or one of ow mc:my freezer packs. Your satisfaction is our only concern. Backed by a ~y-back C)ll••lee! F00Ds t ·3 '76 ... ...... c .. TOUVRAT SUf •$29.05 ............... ,..,., . 1111 .. w Lwfelroww '75 ...... c .. MUSCADIT '1.Jt ·121.11 69'1 ..... , .. pllal• '75. ...... c .. POP SALE SAUTl60H IUttC SLlt •111.11 pluo ... ""'"taa ..... c-PEPSI COLA & COCA COLA & CHlt41M IUHC SUt •SJl.11 DI. PEPPER & PEPSI UGHT Ir ,. pi.a,. P,.-1• PEPSI DIET & IUllLE-W & MT. ..... c .. DEW &-ALL oua FULL 2 LITIE ILAMC+il.AHC 11.ff •122.11 pluo ta. pluol• 89¢ each •oEHOns I oelo CASE DISCOUMT plus tax STORE ......., .....,.. Fri:-z-9:00 a.a .. 6:Jo,.... . HOURS: s.-..yt:00..-.to_ :oo,.....-a..M,_., AdaJn• f m z 'C ~;K r .. .. 5 .. • 00 .. i "' "' !2. :r 0. ' I 60S ALAIAMA •--w ... ot -• .-i HUHTIM~TOH HACH -rHOMI t~lll i CARSON CITY (AP) -~ plan by intermedi'1'Y firm. while Fred Ben-----------------------------------------------·' Dinger wtll be board vice-chairman and director, and Barrie Brunet will be board chairman and director. Kirk Kerltorian will be a director and Jack Pieper will be presid~nt. They hold siadlar titles in, the parenl ?t{etro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. to open what will be lbe biggest hotel-casino anywhere May 3 in Reno bas breezed through the Nevada Gaming Control &a~. J The board recommended Wedn~ day that its parent stale Gaming Commission approve a long list of top executives w-.o will run the huge complex. The comml!lsion will have fmal say at its March 2l m~t in Las Vegas. BOARD MElWBERS SAm their re: commendation was condUioned on final approval of a security system being ~tall-1 in the b(>tel-cas).no, which will have 1,011 rooms, 141 ta- ble and keno games and about 2,000 slot machines. There wUJ also be a jai-alai rron- ton, and a raoe and Sports book - items which raised some questions in n;iinds of board members -but no cencems which warranted a delay in the lic~tng process. Under the licensing plan, MGM, ot Culver City, Calif will have an in- .termediary holding company, MGM Grand Hotel-Reno Inc .• which in turn will control the actual operation. THE INTE&MEDIAllY company will alao get 60 percent of the net pro- fit or the MGM Grand Hotel-Reno. The Uce05ing scheme calla lor f\lvin benecftcl in be dqector ol the CaUloJUia ftrm. lnJ response t.o board members' q_uestions, Neely said the race and sports book will have no outside . te~JlboOe lines and oo phone bets · will be taken anyway. That's in ef-, forts to block any illecal out..of«ate pbone bets. ,;. ·BOABD ME1'.IBU JEFF Silver .. said be wanted to get more inrorma· tiop oo the security system in the race book, and added that television · , umeras may be required later for security controL • Board Chairman Roger TnMl:adat questioned Jo))naon about medltal care for jai-alu players, and Johnson said the pl•yers' manager -would make is~ they don't play unless they're fit. Botiqoe $ale The SaddJe1>ack Community Hospital Thrift Shop will conduct a clothing botique &•le Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 23710-C FJ Toro Road, Saddleback Plaza. J r···-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·----·-·-·-·-·-· . . ' ~ . • . I I AUCTION 1· I ESTAiE:. sALE i I Prope~t¥ of • Pf:CMlnent HollyWpod resident • t'ogether Wiih property of others. " Proswtv i · fllte cut ~· porces.ln 11Frfnes, china •tt. o~tet fUgl, bfonzes, oil~ farniture. clock~ fur ~ etc. Also, many itams of fine 'antique rxt modern jewelry lncludil1Q Wg8 dia. '°liulm, clustar dia. rinot, dla. neckf~. and ..v•al Import· . nt aia. pli\S. Other miscellaneous itemt Include golct chains. ' w•tdlts, diamond S11ld ,,._rrings, etc. -" - • I • I ,, I I 1· • . PONDEROSA BUTCHER BLOCK FIVE PIECE DINETTE, EIGHT COLORS!. f Just what your breakfast room, dining nook or kitchen needs. the cheerful new 42 " round dinette set with handsome ponderoso finis~ wipe-clean laminate butcher block top big enough for comfort and proportioned to flt nicely In a sman area. Baked enamel heavy base and choir frames In bold and soft colors with easy-core vinyl tufted upholstered cushion& In your choice of tnany decorator colors. A fine design at a wonderful llttle RB "21S price. Decorating service, delivery and our • famous warranty of qualltv at no extra cost. • 11 . . . " ' ) . ~ \ . . ' .. . .. . • • . .~J . • I .. : .. . .. ' . . ~ ' \ , . , .. 7 i . l • ~ \ . . AJ•~LY PtLOT "Do I hofta do my homework?" "Cot a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn Pat will cut red tape, getting the.answers and.action you need to solve %nequ1t1es m government and business. Mail your queslloru to P.at Dunn, At Your Service, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box IS60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. As many letters as possible will be answered, but phoned mquines or letters rwt mclud.mg the reader's full name. address and business hours' phone number cannot be considered. This column appears dai- ly except Saturdays." AslH-sto• Pat~Ms •-•eel DEAR READERS: The Consumer Product Safety Commission bas issued a bu on patching compoand.! contalnJng asbestos. The CSPC ban was Imposed due to fears that certain types of cancer may resalt from inhaling asbestos fibers released into the air dnrtng use of the product. Aabestos fibers are released into the air after application, when patching compound is sap_ded or scraped In the pr~ess of flnl.shlng or smathllsg .and during cleanup after use. Asbestos also is re- . Jeai,ed into the air when the dry patching com- • pound ls mixed with water prior to use. Approximately half of all patching compounds :·contain asbestos. These products generally do not • bave ingredients listed on the label. As of Jan. 16, ' 1978 manufacturt>rs or patching compounds con- ... lalnlng asbestos could not manuracture or sell ~~these products. After June 12, 1978, all other dh· ·' trlbulion and retail sales or asbestos-containing . patching compounds must end. ~-,Label Bup Pntlride ll•er " DEAR PAT: I bought some pesticide recently :.~end have a C?Uple of questions after reading the ~ label. What do the EPA Registration Number and "G('n('ral Classification" mean? J .H., Corona del Mar The EPA regJstratlon number indicates that tht-product has been reviewed by the Environmen- tal Protection Agency, and should be safe and ef- fective when osed as directed. Older J>roducts may ; have a UnJted States Department or Agricklture Rt>gistration Number. ·• Since Oct. 21, 1977, all pesticide products must be classified for either "general" or "restricted" use. Restricted products are highly toxic or re- quire special knowledge or equipment for applica- . tlon and generally are not available for bomtowner use. The "General Classification" means it Is meant for the ~o~ral public. Thorough reading of s)esUclde labels ls recom- mendt>d for safe use, and you will Dote that labels also warn it Is a violation of federal law to use them other than the way the label directs. .Wet and Dryer Don't /tflz DEAR PAT: My daughter uses her hand-held hair dryer right after she finishes her shower. I worry that there could be some danger since she is still wet and the dryer runs on electricity. Am I right. or 1ust worrying too much? · S.B .• Laguna Beach , The Consumer Product Safety Commission -~grees with you, and stro1'CIY advises not using a iiair dryer while in or aroGDCI water. CJ>SC Is en- couraging UoderwrUera Laboratories <UL> or "Chicago to upgrade labellng for bud-lleld hair 11ryers to warn consumen again.st using tbem while In or around a bathtub. Copimisalon reports fndlcate that 29 deaths frotn electrocaUon by hair dryers have occurred since 1973. Of these, 26 bap· pened when the victim was in a bathtub. Cl~ to J,OH indlvldum were treated in emergency rooms last year for hair dryer injuries, including blltD.S. :ro•tcanb Bear Perso11al Totldl DEAR PAT: Where can I have my own color -.negatives printed on post catds? I'm going on a "trip and thought I -would like to make my own urds to send to friends. G.E., Newport Beach ~ Laursen Color Lab, 1641 Reynolds Ave., :lrvlne, can do this for you, or you ua do 1t .. -Yourself at U·Prlnt Color Pbolo• Lab, 97l7S Slypark North, lnloe. Photo paper med will be ~Jhe same 1lze as a post card, and 1011 cua Arratlle .for e&tra printing or use a rubber stamp Ota lk ~ bluk ltde of &he card. 'Mlether you need S3.!XXJ or S25.m> get i1 from the peo- ple who lend rral- hoos. Corrrrerc1al Cr edit. t.brthl y pay- meflt based on a S7.CXX> tbreOwner IOM. for a4 roooths. at al aMAal per· centage rate of 15%. Total~ 1$11.345.88. Ml PONTS. Ml PRE- PAvwNt ~lY. We ftndways to help. ·cOMMEl\.CIAE C~Drr CORPO~ATION Gr HorMOwner Loans 1T-ilit A 1Nn9'$&.000and •'-'mu~ be i.ecu•ea uv a coml>lnl1IOll •f ltlf end ~ property M... • 370 .I. 17th Street • 1111 TOW1l A Couay .Rd. Sol&I U . . 'I JELLY-BEAN COUNTING CONTESt WITH A $50 SAVINGS BOND PRIZE " AT YOUR SERVI<!! YOlfR CHILD'S PICTIJd TAKEN wrrH THE EASTER BIJNNY FROM NOON TO 6 PM ()N SATURDAY • s MARCH 17-18-19 • SOLID OAK IN RICH WOOD TONES• •TONGUE 'N • J "· GROOVE FIT! 0 Ww"7 •TOUGH , NO-• WAXFINISH!32¢ ~11i·161 z"x516' EA. QUICK, EASY, DECORATOR "BRIK" WALL TILE • SOLID REAL BRICK FEEi,.! • HEATPROOF -GREAT FOR !AINT ROUER AND TRAY SET 149 •COMPLETE 3-PC . SET-LATEX ROLLER 04 SET WITH HANDLE AND TfP-PROOF METAL TRAY! HAND TOOL CLEARANCE 0~ 99 • AUORTED HAND TOOLS FOA All HOME e ~IX-IT-UP NEEDS I• GREAT BARGAINS I EACH CERAMIC WALL FIXTURES • SOAP DISH t • 24 TOWEL BAR t •PAPER HOLDERI • GLAZED FINISH! NO-SLIP TUB AND SHOWER KIT · 89 ~ • MM<ES BATH AND SHOWER SAFE I O,dt,; "" • USY·TO·USE. SELF-ADHERING STRIPS! • EACH •SEALS l£Al(S ON WINDOW SASHES, (),Ji; DURABLE TUB AltO TILE CAULI 1s5 SHOWERS I• WATERPROOFJI •EASY TO APPLYI UGtt ·TUBMD FLdoR SEALER 0--11~ 219 •PERMANENTLY SUU UAICS ANO rJ+"f' • 0-.ACIS AIWUID TU.f • WATlAPAOOFSI • EACH ' FOR KffCHEW, BATH AND CAMPER' OlEFIN ~ CARPET SQUARES • TAKES YEA/IS OF BOUGH WEAR! .. RUGGED VINYL ASBESTOS TILE : ~~1:.~¥~~ ':As~~r:~:' o~ • A MUST FOR ACTIVE ~~o~ . •PADDED -HO OTHER 3911-FAMILY ROOMS! · 7 CUSHIONING NEEDED! ... • SCUFFS DON'T SHOW! 12¢ so • VERSATILE PATTERNS so FT . IN POPULAR COLORS! FT. r~~~;~---...-.-~;,,1· • 12" x 12" · ,~~ ~--" .. CERAMIC TILE BOLD MOSAIC TILE • EASY TO TRIM ANB FIT INTO PLACE I •EXCITING DESIGNSl , "' # -• :· 1.,o# 39e~ : 'ACRYLIC HOOS! PAI~ • WON'T MILDEW OR FADEI• FAST DRYI MANY SUPER COLORS! QV\~ 2SO HOME IMPROVEMENT CEN~ COA&T TO COAST COSTA MESA Westninster Santa Ana V-·-222~:=:11. 15191 Beach 322W. 17th ,_. Ph. 645-1126 898-3388 547-7781 -- D ty-9·9 P·"'· Sat. 9·$:30 p.a S•lhy t 'tll 5:30 pa. C 1t7e, CtlOlt tU IUNMUJT, llC. Plll.TY IP Piii ••••••• is a good day to advertJse jn the Dallj Pilot ~Classified Section. I .. 7 • . RANGE COUNTY 'nlurldey, Marth 18, 117'8 / OAJLYPILOT Al I Transportation Aided -.. ~,.;• HUTI .... •••CCNto • tl LI< 111.sT t County Progranui to Get $43.3 Million Panelto~t Service Goals kf"lw 'Tlf'N ~tna •l Y-Qllr IC.II S.W. ......W y-..,.., Vartou.s Oraqe County t.nmsportation pr<>-ila operatJonJ &ftd :W.Ulpmeht. " '4>tTAMa1A642·1753 Oranie C.oanty Supenilcn ba.. med the ,.,. .......,.. ...... ' 11·m•mber DelinqumcJ Pre'HlltloD Cummlaaloa "''~~9~1\ ma will beneftt from more t.b&o. $l).3 million ln Tb ot -te and federal subeldies ln 1918-'lt, Oranp e Cit.y Luuna Beach, which operetes ha unty Transportation Commissioners have own bua aervic: 'is lo reedlve another 1254,971. to denlop tbe ttst of 1oall u put ot • COU'PlJ plan .... liliWi_.......:11.-· •;;.:;;:;a.i;;;:::i;llit for 1ovenu:nent senicu to yaonpten. ,. . ed. NEED A LAWYER?' The county's share or atate sales taxes mark~ for transportation will total $20.7 on while another $13. 7 mllllon will come ln anta from tbe federal UrblD Mass Transporta· n Admlnlstratlon. THE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION com- mission, cruated to ovenee transpbrtadon pro- gramt, will obtain '593,100 ror lta own operaUou plus another '1·• million for allocaUon to varlOUI community tranal.t aenlcea. In an effort to fonoalbe tbe role of the two- year·old county eomml11ion, 1upervllon alto uked that county oUiciall 1ubmtt all project• tbat deal with d.iinquocy prevmtloo to the com• million for review. . 'I Lb#Leg1tF.. .• An addWonaJ $578,689 will be uaed to build N .. Ped • •Divorce • Bankruptcy •Criminal • Wlll ... Pf'Obate . ACCORDING TO A aEPOaT to com. . lulOIM!ftl the Oran1e County Tranalt District .,U be ~e argest beneficiary ol the subsidies. The aptrict as slated to receive up to $26. 7 mllllon for pedeatrian and b1kewa1 facUW... John J co of Laguna THE SUBSIDIES ALSO tnclud• S250,8" tn ad· . NJ1uel bu been ap • ministration and planning funds for the six.county pointed auoclate ex- Southem California Association of Governments e c u t i V e d I r e c · COIDll8StON CllADllAN Irwin Chapman defined delinquency prevention u ••tboH ac· tiviUea wbicb contribute to bealtby JOUlh dev~oP meot and improvement of the qUallt1ol111• for )'OUJll people." • lncorpor1tlon • • Acclcfent·lnJury \ 1fB Man Gets • The Orange County allocation u part of iW;.s to r I c a mp a i g n o r m1lllon for the ·•ix.county reiton, llleiudinl United Way o C Oran1e, Los Angeles. San BGnardino, Riverside, 0 r a n g e Co u n t y Ventura and lmperial Counties. North/South. He said delinquency prnentioa adh1Uea may focua aa famllJ life, education. youth emp)OJment. recreatian. community •ervloe afMl 1•,Watlve chance. \ • Evldlon •Collections 840-2507 \\Hit. CONIUL TA11C)N...t10 ail Sentence A Huntinit.on Beach man who admitted be was PoSaeuioa of a restricted drue when he was ap- acbed by an undercover Westminster police of· er ba been sentenced to 13> days in Oran1e lJJall. Superior Court Judge Robert E. Rickles or• red the j-1 time and three years probation for •.lliam Patrick Milln1tz, 18, after accepting the 1lty plea. I Mlllnitz was arrested last Nov. 18 by estmiDlter officers who said he offered to sell em a quantity ol PCP. a dan1erous dru1. naheirn BrotlWr iven Year Tenn A man who admitted that be used a tnlfe to In· ct rat.al wounds oo his youneer bnlther while the ir rougbt bas been sentenced to one year in anee County Jail. Superior Court Judge Philip E. Schwab or· red the jail term and five years probation for awn Valentine Fox. 28, after the Anaheim man eaded guilty to eharges of involuntary anslaugbter: • Fox was arrested last OcL 11 after the body of , brother. Paxton 0 . Fox, 25, was found on the ew alk out.side the apartment building where the ~ctim liYed. I ~!,~~~~:..~~- aelec\ed to perform in the Regional Bach Festival Program Saturday in the Chapman College recital ball. The festival is presented by the Music Teacher's Association or California. Participants wlll include Kheim Tran and Melisa Tyler of Costa Mesa; Paul Nelson of Foun· tain Valley; Allee Kiang and Tere Lee Sims of Irvine; Susan Takata or Newport Beach, and Rox· anne Stambuk of San Juan Capistrano. Mesan Get,sJml Sentence A Coeta Meaan who was arrested ln Laguna Beach after he offered to sell undercover of- ficers one ounce of co· caine has been sen· tenced to 180 days in Orange Q>unty Jail Superior Court Judge James 0 . Perea: addi· tionaJJy ordered Michael Thomas Beasley, 24, to serve three years proba· lion on release. Beasley pleaded guilty to charges of transport· ing and selling a con· trolled substance. or. ficers who arrested hlm last Aug. 16 said they met him at a Laguna Beach restaurant and were offer~ the cocaine for $2,200. Marine Pronwted Marine Hal W. Vin· cent, son of Mrs. Glenn Vincent of 786 Via Los Altos, Laguna Hills, bas been promoted to ma1or general. Gen. Ymeent ls deputy chief ol staff for plans, policy and Joint ex· ercises oo the Atlantic Fleet staff, baaed in Norfolk, Va. He served previously at MCAS, El Toro. · He was graduat1d from the Naval Academy. We want your savings account ... and here's what .. we'll do to get it! C)pel'I your new savtn0s account at catifomla's old81t etate chartered bank 8nd we'll put a lltll• sunshlno Into yOtJr future. We offer seven Sunshine Savings Plans paying the hlghnt int«est allowed by lllW. In fact our $5.00 Head Start Account help• you get started with a $5.00 sdvanoe from the Bani< In your 1avings account Of $100.00 or more (Umlted to S6 per cuetomer). Out lnetanl lntereat Account P•Y• you intereat In advance, In caah. You can take it home with you immediately, or put It back in the bank to earn even more Interest. come In soon and fl/Id out abOIJt our new Sunshine Saving• Plans. You may have \0 go a llttl• out of your way to find us. but we'll go out of our way to holp you save .•. just u we have for well over 100 years. , SEVEN SUNSHINE SAVINGS PLANS • • '5.00 HHd Start • FamUy C.re &av1noe • Instant lnter .. t • ReUre!Tlent Planning • Key Aocount • H!Qher Interest Earnings • Holiday Savings Plana 1.-... CALIFORNIA ~CANADIAN BA~K The Savings Bank 0fll'ge 501 South Main Street !~741 I ., J ( Bayside Drive. at= Jamboree Road (At the Entrance to Balboa Island) f , f -. t:rv HlllSfc.I • HOflEl.l • DIOR • rl'('.O A_.B'INNl • GIVEHCHY C·><-"l'I ~ MOHTIEIL • IA TIM'I • CUllNESSI • AA0£N f••CTO OUAll'TMfH1' BEACH SUl'll'\.tES MAGAZINE$ • CAAD! OlfTS PR lSCfl IPTIOHS ~SIDEJ PHARMA~ • 675-3040 Easter, a time of Jov and rebirth, wtlt be.celebrated 1t with all the trlmmlf19S. Delightful handpalnted eggs and bunny rabbits wlll be featured, as well as other acce5sorles to tempt the eye Happy Easter from Edwo.rd, Adelaine & Ann Dbtinctive Hair Designs for Men& Women •67S.54SI . Happy Easter from ~ Sam, Larry & Rcilph . 'fuet. thru Sat ... 5:30 I~ 9uft., I Moft,I C19WN CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Top Quality Professional Seamstress & Tailoring Fast and Courteous Service ~-· ·~ • 67 .. _., .... .:. Mon. thru Sat. 8-6 ~ .,.. .. _ ICl<>Slld s..ndrtll _ ~ 0~ The CliNGiNG Vi NE Plants & Accessories For Your Hom~ & Office For Easter Sunday Blooming Plants. Cut Flowers Green Plants Hours 10-6 Easter.,~ Greetilgs •ln-7290 Lorraine Sutherland · at .Newport Btach Fashions for ~ '~ and fOr ell occasions • 6754183 ·Enjoy Our Small TiJwn Ftiendliness ! ,. \ I . 7 •• • I .~ Intimate Seri~ Offered "Invitation to In· • ' 1 • tlmac y," a four-part weekly lecture series sponsored by Coastline CommUnity Colleae, will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m ., beginning April 4 at Corona del Mar High School. Topics to be discussed by lecturer Dr. Charles D. Leviton include loves and divorce . The love and divorce. The lectures will be held 1n the Little Theater of the high sc hool , 2101 Eastbluff Or., Newport Beach A .......... There is no 1:harge for the series and it .is open to tbe public. SHE REFUSES TO POSE IN NUDE Christian Model Pamela Norman Model Serves As Christian ST. PAUL, Minn CAP> -Every day a tall, statuesque blonde passed the doorman at the St. Paul Hotel as she fetched roUs and coffee for the other saleswomen at a nearby store. And almost every day, the doorman said, "What arc you doing in St. Paul? You should go to Hollywood and become a star " PAMELA NORMAN TOOK IDS advice. Today her name may not be in lights, but her face has stolen the show on everything from fashion magazine ~overs to motor OJI commercials. Besides her modehng successes, she bas ac- quired a husband in gospel rock singer Larry Norman and has become deeply involved in Chris- tian pursuits Mrs. Norman, the former Pamela Ahlquist of St Paul, also teac-hes "Christian charm to young women iJnd 1s writing a book that will be titled "Beauty from Above " . ., "I TlllNK AS CHRISTIANS we should look as ~ood as we c-an." she said "There's no reason lo look dowdy " At 211. sh<' says sht• has about three years of modt'lmg ll'ft Th<•n she plans lo devote more time to the charm school "l tt•ach what thry ~ould learn in an average John Roberts Pow('rs cour'ie as well as the things g"irls have to learn to deal with-like anger and frustration." she said lier tO Wl'Ck course costs about $100 ALTHOUGH SHE'S HAD. "SEVERAL" movie leads offered. Mrs. Norman turned them down when nude sc-cnes ~ere later added. Further information may be obl.auled by call- ing Coastline Communi- ty College, 963-0811, ext. 256. Skiing Conditions Reporte d By A880Clated Pres1> Here are Sier ra Nevada sluing condi- tions as reported Wed- nesday by the California State Automobile As- sociation 801tEAL 8tie 101 .. 1 ~~f'd SUGAR 80WL e ... IS Ifft, pechd TAHOE OONNER -8aw. IMI, &e>rlnQ Sklll'IQ NOltTH STAR Bue 1 l••t. &e>rfno. ALPINE MEAOO~ -8aw 13 fRt. MCi..cl. -lnQ HOMEWOOO -lloe I Int. _,no SQUAW II ALLEY 8aw IS l•t •t 1,200 twt, illrlnQ, p.c.1111<1 TAHOE SKI BOWL 8-, te<ol ... 0•<1 HEAVENLY I/ALLEY B•\t' I fffl, iPdnQ, S>«loed ~Kl INCLI NE 8•u S tut, Sf>"'IQ MOUNT ROSE e.se 1 IHI. P•Ck.cl SIERRA SKI RANCH ea~ • '""'· P•tked ICIRKWOOO MEADOWS -twi"" 1• IMI. 1>6C~ed BEAR VALLEY MOUNT REBA - B•w 11 IHI, ~ked DODGE RIDGE B•..., 10 feel, Sj)rll'IQ IAOG£R PASS -9-lO"" ... t. .,.ck..i. "God a lways seems to open the door to ,,,,. '"~omettung else," :>he said of her success in finding work MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN -8aw " '"'· llM'.lled JUNE MOUNTAIN -8.tw IJ Ifft, :w>rlne CHINA PEAK -Bue ' lttt. ,. , • > ~ " .,. -,,. f" ,. ~ .. ~ , t ,, .. • • • • .. ... .. 7. ' t ... She played the lead in "Just Last Summer," a Christian fllm that 1s shown mostly at colleges and churches ~ ~ MRS. NORMAN SAID SHE continues to work ·"'1th a B1bh.• study group she started with her llus band in the living room of their Beverly Hills home. The (')3sst•s, which outgrew their apart- ment. were moved to the beach, and at one time involved ab(')Ul 2,000 young people. An offshoot of the Bible group bu.ill a structure now calk>d The Vineyard. but the Sunday prayer and smgmg meetings still continue on the beach, she l\a 1d. NClled Rermion Scheduled The Huntington Beach Union High School of 1958 will hold its 20th re- union August 19 at Newport's Alrporter Inn. Volunteers to staff or- ADVISES ' ganizalionaJ committees and classmates are asked to c onta c t Kay (S trother) Bernards, 998-3738, or Penny (Davis) Burnes, 963-1304. SPORTSWEAR WHOLESALE to .... PUBLIC EASTER SALE U'TO MARCH 17th & 18th 75% • 43-RANGE MULTITESTER VALUE by Micron ta ,. .. , . . -. . . . 95 .. \ . .. ' I ,, . ' " . ' \ ~ "" ... I ~ " JO " :• SAVE (" '\ ~ . I • ...... """~111• t . -• " ... 22·204 ~· 26°/o · Reg. 3495 ... Outfit your workhench w1tt1 onP of our best VOM's' ·, Ranyt Doubler" for precise rt'J(liny!> on DC current ,.ind AC or DC volt!> 4 ' 1" rnirrored SCdle. overload- protected mttt:r dnd single knolJ function swnch 50 000 Ohms ptH volt Wtth ll~.Hls. b<Jtter1es and 1nstruct1ons. SCiv1? s 13 now' • :Jrl VISA I.. ~ ,___ _ _, CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) TV SCOREBOARD 60 30!>7 Reg. 7995 SAVI::. 500/o Play fast action tennis, hockey. skeet and squash or shoot tile f!lOving target and practice with the "Electronic Eye pistol' rifle' Four r<>mote controls. aurnma11c ball speed and on screen <11gital scor1nq Easy hookup Requires 6 "C" batteries 4-IN· 1 TV ACTION GAME Reg . 95· SAVE 3ges SCOR~OARO 5QC>J"e> bO JOS6 Pray 1enr11s IMndhJll, ro1 kt'\ or 111<1c 11c •: Two rf•n .... controls on scri .. n d1H11.11 .,, nr1nq tJntl rt>;1lrc:.:1c i.~n1• "-11und· I 495 AC ADAPTER FOR ABOVE 60-:ion EARLY ALER T SMOKE ALARM CAR STEREO CASSETTE CASSET TE RECORDER by Archer~ by Realistic..,, by Realistic A ;;:;< . ·>.-·· (r I ( !f!17'JJ/ y Reg. 399~ ' ___ -~ _/ SAVE -17.?.~ SAVE 44~-~. 40°10 Reg. 29,5 35°10 Reg . 59•s CUT 20°10 Prot~ct vour larn1lyl M9unts on wall or ce11tn9 10 detect f11s1 s1yns 111 smokf' Battery. manual. hardware included N1>at 51ze for subco,,,pacts and sports c:;irs. w 11h automatic casa;ene e1ect c;y~t1~m Save S25 now at The Shack• I Front loading recorder plays on bat- teries, Ar or DC Built 1n m1kP AC cord, auto·stop and carry handlt• Req 4 -c-- batteries 3-STATION INTERCOM by R11ll1l1c •'!399s -) 43·226 " R~: CompleN 3·chtn• n~I system 10< home nt (lll1t11 No1h1ng 10 1ns1all Cui SJO SLIDE·RULE CALCULATOR by Red.lo Sh•~ll" 11'!21 65-60 Rt g. 19" 4 kl'y INtfl'IOfY celcultt• 819 blue d•$pl•y. Pt," '1ula·toni1tn11 8tt• 11'1 II'\ rntfudlicJ SPECIAL PURCHASE ! MAGNETIC MOUNT CB ANTENNA BUY by Arc.,., 14~.~ .. w11hsttnds sl)teds ever !>!> MPH Euy on. eesy· oft llO(>I lheft PLAY IT SMART. RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 56 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONJCSI Mo~111tms .. ----•• SAHaa.nt ............ el•o 1v11l1b~ •1 R1<ho Sh•ck 0Hh•<~ l(l()l f()f thl\ 119n If\ your '*fhbOthaod .. _____ • ~S JAAY VASW AT DIVIOUA1. STOAES I 7 f> LOCAL I NATIONAL . . Aleoholle Nuns? Drink Problem HUrts -Conve,,_, 87 U\JGH A. MVILIGAN A" s.e<l•I cw.--- RIDGEJ<'IEI.D, Conn. -'t'he consumption of slron, spmls and lhe moral implications thereof bave been much in Ui~ news of late, what with the J>reaidenUal assault on the t.hree·martlni lunch and White House denial:i or a story that a key staff uiem• disposed of a toddy down the bodice of a female taxpayer. ~ In the same week that all this was coming to pass a fnend asked me 1f I would like to contribute lo a home recently established for alcoholic nuns. At first I thought it was a Joke, and a terribly bad one, but at turnt•d oul he was deadly senous and sincere in tus fund raising IT SEEMS THAT IN SOME of the more liberated convents acro1ts the land, and for all I know abroad, too, the commWJity .Ufe style under the new rule includes a cocktail hour. Sadly, some problem drinkers already have cropped up in the ranks of the sisterhood. AU this probably would not have come as a shock to St. Benedict, the sixth century abbot of Monte Cassino, who t~• Jfoun~ed Western <J, monasticism and wrote a Stew very tough ruJe _of_ life for _ _ members of relig1ous or· <h~rs. St. Benechct's Rule, however. did not deter his followers in l''rant'e 1,000 years later from concoct." f mg an excellent liqueur called benedictioe in the cellar or one monastery and another called chart~e~e at a separate monastic distillery, both conta1rung more than 50 percent alcohol. SO PERHAPS EVEN AT THE end of the Dark Ages, there was an Abbot James preaching the evJls and inequities of the three--benedictine colla· hon in the refectory while his Brother Wilham went about peddling the stuff wholesaJe. And back then, as now, people or a reform tum or rnind were going around saying that there was .. entirely too much drinking going on in the world. ! They were saying it long before the Anti-Saloon : League went around banging on the doors of .. America's quaffltor1ums with fire axes. ~ In Samuel Johnson's day, London had no : swinging :.rnglt•s bars for off-duty members of the : t'slablishmcnt lo douse drinks down the de· <'Olletages of the cil1:tenry. But, by actual count or .,_, the Lord Mayor's census in 1778, tbe city did have 447 taverns. 207 111n:-., 5,875 beer halls and 8,659 ! tirandy shops. .. • .. ?' i • ' ... • • • ~ ' ... ... • • • ' .. • • • .. • • .. • • • • i " .. • • • • t "' • .. ~ t • l f • ' ~ .. EVEN SO, DR. JOHNSON thought there was Jess drinking going on than whl'n he was a boy and "all decent people in Litchfield got drunk every night and were• not lht· '"orse thought of " Besides, George Ill was busy losing the American colonies about then and people on that side of the ocean probably thought they had reason enough to dnnk The pnce was right, •rny\Hl). A pub on Bow Street had a sign · hl'rt' you may ~et drunk for a penny. dead drunk for Lwo pcnCl', and get a straw for nothing." So wbo worried aboul deducting it from their income lax., <"•·rtarnly not Horace Walpole, a keen <'hronacler of those times. who reported on one busml'ss lunch in which he and his lablemates "drank 32 bottles or wine and finished the enter- tatnmt•nt by peltmg the mob in Pall Mall with bot· tlcs and glasses." IT WJl.I, BE RF.CALLED THAT the Charles Townshend. ~ho introduced the Stamp Act that led to the Boston T(•a Party, had the nickname of "Champagne C'harl1l'" bct·ausc of his drinkin~ habits w govC'rnmt•nl c1rclcs, so gossip about ad- ministrallon figures was part or the American ex· perience c•vcn before the Revolution. llowt•Vl'r, Georgian drinking habits in the l!reat houses of th1· day rarely inspired the upstairs-downstairs class jealousies of the later Victorian Age or even the scandal-mongering so in vogue in Washington today, because, as another chronicler explained, "it was then considered commQn etiquette for the visiting servants to be made as drunk as their masters." Strone waler§ have alway<; had their strong def' enders throughout history. particularly among the poet.c; who often haH' been very hard on or- dinary waler ..NO POEMS CAN PLEASE OR live long which are written by ~ ater-drlnkers, ·· wrote the "' poet Horace in 65 R.C , anl1c1pating W.C. Fields by a few nullenrua. H. L. Mencken, a three-martini man, put it eve" stronger: "AU the great villainies of history from the murder of Abel onward have been perpetrated by IOber men, and chiefly leetot.allers. ., But SlU the channin~ and beautiful things from the , Song of Songs to bouillabaisse, and from the nine Beethoven symphonies to the martini cocktail, • have been given lo humanity by men who, when .. the hour came. turned from tap water to ~omething with color an it, and more in it than ~~ mere oxygen and hydrogen." "! Or ilS a tax lawyer told me in the station bar "' the other night, trying lo be impartial about it all, ~ ''I don't care what they say about this fellow Carter, I still like him, even if bis brother is presl· dent." $] ,000 for only $}$5.26 a month. .. Wlether yoo need SJ.~ ex S25.cm get it from the peo- ple v.tio lero mil· lions ~rc1al Credit Moothly pay- ment based on a s 10. cm HorreOwner loan, IOI' 120 fOOflths. at Cl1 anral percentage rate of 14%. Total payment $18.631.m. 00 PONTS. 00 PRE· PA'M.NT PENAlTY. We ftnd ways to help. COMME~IAL CR..f,DIT CORPO~TION ~ Homeowner loan!> w.ote A Ill OfU 000 afllf over musl ~ wured I t" ~aoen ot real pnonal prQpmty oo.t.all11& • 370 &. 17&11 Streat • tea700 I DAU.Y PtLOT .4J3 Qtdt•€8S Bill Moyers has an- nounced he will leave CBS News in August and hinted strongly that be would return to Public Broadcasting Service. PHONES GAINING HONG KONG {AP) - Hong K?-ng, with a population of 4.5 million people, installed its millionth telephone, the Hong Kong telephone company reported. Irvine Senior Honored Susan G. Talley of Irvine, dauchter ol Mr. u1d Mf•· James P. Talley, 4"1 Sa~dbur1 Way, bu been offered an appointment to the Air Force Academy. Mias Talley, 17, it • senior at Ualveraity Hi1b School, aad baa participated in athletics, speech and debate, band, Girl Scouts, and is ~ three-year member of the California Scholarship Federation. The appointment was announced by Rep. Robert E . Badbam, R· Newport Beach . Badbam said it was the Clrst such appointment of a woman from bis dis· trict, the 40t.h Con1resaional. Rates Lower SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The Board of Supervisor s has ap· proved a 12 percent re· duction in city water rates. WANTED DIAftONDS • GEMSTONES Jewels by 1osephs 1s searching for diamonds and gemstones from pnvate md1v1duals and estates. Careful examination and evaluateon by our experts_ Highest pnces pa1Ci Call 540-9066 1(}.9 daily Saturday 1().6, Sunday closed. Asl< for Betty Grace or Frank Vanderwall iewels by ios~ph South Coast Plaza • 3333 Bristol. Costa Meca • 540-9066 FOR THE P1lORSSIOMAL TOUCtt DECO INTERIORS IMTERJOR PLAMMIMG AMD COMSULTIMG c~~of walp .. 111.ctiepwle1,cwpet, ~ ~. t.ntltwe, llglllttng _, ~ V1s 1t bur Design S1ud10 ZIH2 M...,-it. "'wy4 Mi..UC. Yi.fo ·-~..., ... ....,,.,..., . ...i _.,,,.,_.....,. 49 5·0 202 MOfldcry t11ni Soew'day IJCMMOO I • Ifs something nordstrom feels very stronglyk. on may 1. we wl be QPefTg <XX exdt1ng rew south coosr plaza store at costa mesa. .. and we are row t.al(lrig opplcattons In OlJ' seach for the best possible people to staff it. we are looking for exPGfienced people who wanf to lean gow ard expcrd with us. people who gen.inely Dke people; who find sattsfactton In helping others, in going out of their way to be of service. we need people with an eye for detail a brain for figures. a wiU to succeed. exPGf'lenced people to han- dle sales. to otter and wrap; to malntaln the building dhd keep It stocked. people to lead and people to follow. we need people to make things go smoothly. people with ideas. all kinds of people with al klrds of l'.)Otentiol. people l'.)Ower. It's the difference at rordstrom. help us make it happen at south coast plozo. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY: 1000..S.OO doily beginning march 20. use n.e. entrance to store. follow signs In stairways_ an equal opportunity employer .. PLUS -, Oue to the heevy rain, we he\19 extended our annual Spl'lng Sale to accommodate those peopl• who were unable to visit our showroom~ EXAMPLE ,. • · . . :· ' I , I Ourlfl9 Carpet Town'a59ec111<:ular Ann1111 Spflng S.le ••• We ~111 provide nonmil lnatallstlon abtlolutefy FREE wtwlfl you pvrclleM carpet and padding. 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OPP•lt O" ANY ORD•R .\ •' r1 • , I t:.aUIKUllrtde!iC•fll llO YO. ANSQNyton. so YQ f'OR CUaTOll Dl'IAPlllll••t ~ "'t WO<allOnt. • DUltHtO THla aAL8 ;( ... ~~ lll!y .... lfldll .......... .,,.., ........................... ,... • . IN COMPLIANCE WITH secrroN 148 OF THE'TRUTH IN LENDING ACT OF NOV-. 1974, THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT MUST BE INCLUDED IN OUR AD: "COST OF C .. EOIT 19 INCLUDED IN PRIC690UOTED FOR 00009 AND SERVICES." , , , HOWEVER, FOR THIS SPECIAL SALE A8SOLUTELY NO INTEREST ~ OTH!A Cfl!OtT CHAACH!B WILL H PAJD BY THE CUSTOMER FOR ONE YEAR. 11fts 18 AM HOH ST FAEI! CAIDl'T PJJOM<)llON. WESTMINSTER , ............. c.... ............ w 113311•••11..a. C......C.....llt...,.... ; Carpet Town 556-8217 893-15~6 Ounse • in1 ~°'"' a.ewn~ JU. • 5'7-1111 WEEkOAVSTIU.t • ... T. TllL••IUID\Yh4•ffilnffT'IMTalt~MDliilll IAfY ~r ,.,... ........ ~".., 4ICC'l8. • .,...wu-..•llllMl'aQw.ol ..-Ullt ........ 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Monday through Sunday, I from noon to3 pm El Toro's pool also is open for free swimming and diving on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 • to 9 p. m. and Saturdays and Sun- days from noon to 3 p.m Courses for "Momic and Me," advanced hfcsavang and water • safely also will be offered in area pools beginning April 3 Further information may be obtained by <·alhng the S<td· dleback Valll•y L'mf1ed School D1str1ct's Rct•rcat1on Depart mcnt at 586 123-1 · Thured~. March 1&. 1978 conservative rans are con· cerned, Big John might just as well have donned a black hat and joined up with tbe rustlers. "P E OPLE STARTED sending me letters that I'd fallen oU my horse too many times, that I'd been bou,nced on my head as a baby," Wayne sayf. Wayne's problems with ~is fans started when word got out that the actor had sent a tele· gram to Panama's political boss, Gen. Omar Torrijos, offer iog "best wishes for a good rela tionship between our countries " Wayne bad business and personal lies in Panama for 40 years, and he sent the message as a matter of "polite protocol." he says, not as an endorsement of the proposed treaties IN FACT, AT the time, Wayne said he didn't know much about 'the treaties and hadn't formed an opinion on them. But when hate mail started pouring in. Wayne figured he'd better look into the treaties. Ile spent several months study111g them and emerged an articulate supporter of the proposed pacts. hoping to enlist some fellow con- servatives in his cause "l think there are po1nl1> in the treaty that make 1t worthy of the conservatives' backing," Wayne says. "l 'VE KNOWN these p<.'Oplt• < Panamamans) Jor 40 year:., · he said in an mterview Monday "ln Panama, 1t 1s the lert1sts D•llf ~llet Staff ,,_ JOINED THE RUSTLERS? Treaty Backer Wayne who are against the proposed treaties." Wayne said it disturbed him when "Ronnie <former California Gov. Ronald Reagan) got into the act" because Reagan and other leading con- servatives based their opposition on hearsay .. H e's JUSL stepped so rar an tlwre·s Just no way for ham to mJkc• a thorough examination of himself and say, ·1 was wrong'." Big Names! Big B ~AA Sta.gram~ V.O. 750 ml. "<25 . .( if. oz.) REGULAR PRJCE $7.99 • REDUCED TO $149 .. CycleS WASHINGTON (AP) -T he Environmental Protection Agency says it ls setting lower noise limits for motorcycles. David Hawkins, EPA assistant adminstratQI' for air and waste management, 14ld Wed- nesday that local com- rn uniites will have to ~act their own noise control programs if the EPA limits are to beef· fective. He said the biggest problem will be keeping owners from removing the mufflers The proposed motorcycle noise stan, dards would limit the noise level of street motorcycles to 78 de- cibels by 1985. Most off. road motorcycles would be allowed l o make slightly more noise. 2nd Contract SAN DIEGO CAP) - A $6.6 million contract to build the U S. por· tion of the long-delayed TiaJuana Flood Control project has been awarded to Kasler Corp of San Bernardino Ja111CS FGxe $$.99 Bench malt< Bouillon Wolfschmidt w1raacr 750 ml. {25 . ..C ff. oz.) $1.60 $9.99 750 ml. {25.A fl. oz.) 1.75 L. (59.2 fl. oz.) .. .. . . . . ... . . . . LOCAl! ~n-~~'!'ftl~~r'!d"'! ERVYN' these items available in our An~hei m, Cypress, Fu.tlerton, Huntington Beach and Tustin stores only ~ shoe speCials ! YOUR CHOICE 6.97 ORIG.14.99 women's suede-look sandals in 2 styles Exc1t1ng, super feminine sandals with soft. suede-look, man-made uppers. in black or brown. Features include stylish wedges and cushion soles; all with rope trim. Perfect with pants or skirts. men's and boys' nylon sport shoes Action-styled shoes with blue nylon uppers, matching. brushed leather trtm. 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By DENNIS McLELLAN Oft• D•llr l'l..C SUtt Remember the energy cr1s1s and fuel shortages of 1974? lt's not too difficult for most to recall the cancelled vacation plans, closed gas stations ' and block-Jong line-ups at the pump. But two elected members of the state Board of Equalizat10n are concerned that many motorists Just may have forgotten those less than nostalgic days. They are alarmed because California motorbLc; used a record 11.3 billion gallons of gasoline last year That's nearly 1 5 billion gallons more than in 1974, the year of the Arab oil embargo. l Board members Richard Nevrns of 1 Pasadena and Ins Sankey of San Diego are urg. ' ing elected officials and business leaders to take the initiallve in reviving interest in gasoline conservation by driving less and buying Solo By Cheryl Romo ·More Letters ll 's teller time again. To Dale of Newport Beach. who calls his entry anto re-smgledom .. the status symbol of Orange County" and who wanted to know where to find some singles' bars, here are a few : ., Bobby McGee's on Coast Highway. Picass1o's or the Mam Brace of the Marriott Hotel m NewP,Ort Center. The Quiet Woman m Corona dcl Mar, El Torilo or the Foxhunter on MacArthur Boulevard -or any of the saloons with full parking Jots after 6 p.m. One warning though, check out the tan lines on left hand ring fingers Everyone who inhabits these places is not single. To M.B. of Santa Ana. who exclaims ··there's more to life than Bmgo" and who wants to know how to meet other singles in the 55 lo 60 age range, there are two groups in this area for persons whose tastes are more mature than that of the dibCO set. Try Orange Coast Singles or Safari Singles. Their activities appear in the Soloizing calen· dar. I have also ,h~ard good things about the Garden Grove Community Church where they have several groups divided into age categories. Beyond that, become involved in activities ,·ou hke that show off your own natural as- sets If you have a nice figure or are athletic, take up tennis. racquetbaU or Jogging. If you're a good cook, or a natural ham, enroll in a cook· ing or an acting class at your local community collf!ge Once you begin making yourself interest.iiig by broaderung your scope. you'll meet people everywhere you go A woman named Betty wrote: "Why can't older men appreciate women m their same aie bracket? What does one do to attract men to an organization without bringing in young women? . . . I would love to meet a man who would take me to dinner, traveling, to the theater -but I know J am dreaming." I don't think you're dreaming at all Betty. What you want is a good, old-fashioned roman- tic relationship. As for men who don't appreciate women in their own bracket as far as I'm concerned, the men are the ones who lose. Still, you don't win by elimmating the competition. If you feel the men in your ·singles' group will drop out if younger women are not allowed to participate, consider letting the women join. Mature women have much to offer. like years of experie11ce, sensuality and understa,nd-1 mg. Put those assets lo work for you and don't t feel you have to only date men within ,our age · ranac. You might want to take a loot at 1 younger men who will appreciate lbe maturity you have to offer. 1 you might find Gall Sbeehy's fine book "'Passages" helpful. Sbe deQl.s with the mid-life ' crisis in detail BDd.explains= many men seek I the compeDJ of younaer w en. One o1 the r&- 1 aaona ii that lt la 8ft eeo rej •Uni experience like 1ettlnt a abclt ol adreDallDo. But after a while t.bouah. these aame men will often decide youn1er women could not l\aDd the test of I maturity. I Soloizing ·· t NEWPO&T INGLES: A Potluck Purim Party at David'• "ome beainnlns at T:IO p.m., SaturdlO', March 18. Call David for tnformat1on·. atasa-m1. Tb• .Ne•port Sin1lea and the Laiuna (See80JA>,I' ) economy cars. "I think this annual report is a stern re- minder that we are falling away from tbe economy we imposed upon ourselves three or four years ago," said Nevins. · Added Sankey: "I think the public is going. to be sorry one day when we will either be ra- tioned or won't be able to drive." To find out what Orange Countians think, several motorists were asked if they are con· cerned about gas conservation. ··Definitely; it's running out," says Tom Halle of Corona del Mar, who is so concerned that he traded in his Rolls-Royce for a Datsun. He adds. "I feel they should get rid or the speedboats and motorcycles running around the hills." "No," says Gwen Biffin of Santa Ana. "Jt seems like we have plenty of it." "My car doesn't cost much to fill up, but if I were driving a Monte Carlo. maybe. It's nice Jennifer Brown of OCC Disabled Stu- dent Center. Life In A Wheelchair Wh at happens when able- bodied students a re faced· with living in a wheelchair temporarily? By J ACKIE HYMAN 0tt11e 0.11, i-1..c Mllft you differently filling up your tank w 1th only $4 .'' Lorrame Orwig of Costa Mes! bought a small car because of the gas savin~. But, she says, "I don't think people are as concerned as they were several years ago. "I remember planning trips better then. Now, I go every day whenever I wish. I think we're right back where we were before.•• Travis Parry of Costa Mesa notes the need for cars for transportation but questions the use of pleasure boats and recreational vehicles "That's an awful lot of gas going out.·· Owner of an economy pick-up truck, he says he often parks it once and walks six or seven blocks lo his next destination instead of driving "I've cut down for one reason -usuaUy so I can lose a little weight " "I'm concerned about it," says Walter An derson of Garden Grove ... 1 use a telephone a little bit more than I used to." Although be says he must do a lot of driving because he 1s a budding contractor. "I'm not one who travels a great deal anyway, so my pleasure driving doesn't amount to a great deal." Cbarr Crail of Costa Mesa says that "finan- cially speaking" she is concerned about con· servation. "It costs me about $13 for a full tank of gas. I get about 9 miles per gallon." "'Why can't they make a decent car that gets good mileage?•· She says she still limits her driving to some extent. ··1 walk every once in a while and I haven't been going up lo Hollywood as much as I used to l w.ed to go up all the time " J 1m McQuaid of Santa Ana say.s he oc c·as1onaJly takes the bus to school and ''if l go nut we usually go in one car instead of gomg in three cars or we double.date in one car. '"But whether or not my action is pre~rv ing gas, I'd say no. It lakes the cooperation Of a great many people " Cliff Carpenter, trying out Wheelchair for a day, struggled with curb. awareness by others," said. Jennifer Brown, ln· terim director of OCC's Disabled Student Center. "Just becautte a person's body may not look like yours and mine. that doesn't mean their mind isn't intact. ..People have a fear of the unknown. We're trylni to get rid ol the unlaao1'0• create a situa- tion where other students CaD DMet. our han-dicapped studenta ... · Twenty wboelchalrs. borrowectiin exchange for a drivers license. were loaned from various companies. she said. "People were re-.tly aarprised that the ban· dicapP«l people are 1om1 somewhere in life," saJd Ms. Brown, noting that able-bodied stu- dents. dropped b)' the Wheelchair rental to chat with the handicapped atude.ots. "We'll never get rid ot atflmas becauu w•'re human but our week ta lrJinl to mellow 011t dlat in Pf'OPl•'• C'I , " a aaid. . EftD on the OCC eamp • wb1ob II arefuJ. 1 1Y deslanod witb .ramps a.ncl wid• 1loon, 1ettln1 nround in a wbeelcbalr n•t.ee17. It'• bard on t the arm m clce, tor on .Uibit. t APd UM\ there'• UM pro ct.where to 'JJUt, 1'f'W"'~ ~·I~ otllar pu8 la, Most handicapped students have ~omc 1n dlvidual way of solving the problem, with a book bag or lock box, but temporary riders must pile stuff on their laps .. Asked to fW out forms after the1r ride, 'Vis· it.ors noted they were surprised by tbe number o( obstacles they encountered. Among those list· ed were drinking fountains. counters, bathrooms and people. "Stairs should be il· legal, .. scribbled one rider. . . Gettiai into a car from a wheelchair can be very clifftcult, which ts why.wide 1paeaa ara;re- Sftved fOC' the handicapped. Yet even on a 1un- • ny day durlng Handkapped Awarcnes& Week. a " stroqa·looking young man in joUiDJ rear was parking ln one. Of COUl1'e, a•bandicapped student noted, tbe car bean DO' special stacker and is likely to be lO\ftd. But. u Ma. Brown indicated. the greatest troubl aren't always the physical ones. "Many people re.fused le.look at me .. wrote o.ne c.hair-for-a-dllY ri~. "Peopl(/scemed to be embaa'uaed·bY my xJ:stence:• Aad ·one riger nOted tbe ct· evalU.U ·ff>rm. •It wa· Am. but aot f~ • lll~time.;,. ' I -I . . ·-.. --·--· ...... . . . . . . . t I ' ' ; • • I l ' , "' J 7 , IJ% DAILY PILOT Thu'9day, Man:h 11. 1978 ERMA BOMB ECK I ANN LANDERS r ( Horo•cope J .Rregnant Girl Goe~ Skateho~rding ----------------' D EA R A N N wltbtbelddllhowin1off c>oooo •.. " (Terry i• me, Ann Landen ..... FRIDAY, MAace n tarlus could flaure LANDERS; Our 22• on a uat.eboard." seven month.a old.> JABBER CRACKERS By SYDNEY OMARR i>romllleotl)'. year-old 10n ran off and What can we~ Ann? My chlld.ren talk OQ DEAll l.C.: Be ll"aak. ARIES <March 21· April 19): Doors pre- ~iously dosed will open ~ Key is to know what you want and what YOl.l want to do about it. Ac· cent on reinforcing structure Check solid base. Be independent without rejecting past lessons. Leo, Aquarius figure prominently VlllGO (A\11. 23-Sept. married a 19.year·old You know very weU a the pbObe to one person Tell your friend• , .. 22): Emphaaia on de· itrt. Some etrlt at 19 are' preanant woman should -their father -and on-ca a'' uaderstaad &•• sire, fulfillment, maklna very setUed. Thia one not be 00 a akat.eboard. ly when be 11 ou~ or town kJd1 aDd you'd prefer &o friends and lnfluenclnl behaves aa lf abe were My bwsband says it's not and aaka me to put th.,m talk to tbem lD penoa. People. Taurus, Llbra 1 t 1 a y OD. T b e m • m a• m a Y and· Cancer rt•11re prom-l2. m Y C a c e 0 Wbat can I do about become anao1ed wile• \ e n t l Y . oM a j o r Two months after the anyth ng. Any advice? lht. ouJsance? I have you give tbem Ulla 1fOnl elopement we learned ALTLOJNP ZIPPED JN three._.~ .. -who do th.la but 1, wUJ cert-•-•y pat domestic move, adjust-that Mary ls rive months .. _ __. ment indicated.. Gill is preenant. we tried to DEA& UP: Doea the ·fall deck. Tbl1, too, Ann. I'm -AT A LOSS to me all the time. Help an ead to the problem. TAURUS <April 20· May 20); Progress .¥eplaces r etrograde mo- tion -you get ~learancc. Papers which bad been mtsbing or de· Jayed become available. Aquanus, Capricorn, Cancer <.'Ould be m pic- ture. Number 11 fi gures prominently GEMINI <May 21 · June 20): Accent on fi na nces, making in· quiries, gathering tn· formation from various sources and synthesizing it. Another Gemini - and a Sagittarian - could figure prominent· Jy. Stick to number 3. Diversify. Participate in social activity. CANCER (June 21· July 22l : Take in- itiative. Moon in your zodiacal sign marks time when you are at nght place at right time Be confident, direct, make personal ap pearances, initiate a campaign. Aquarius. Scorpio and Leo could figure m your scenario. LEO (July 23 ·Aug. 22): YC8, the writings, messages have created a breakthrough; cash now can be expected to resume. Emphasis on closed-door conference, institutional policies, hospital, shaking orr groundless inhibitions. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit· received, has to do with smile about it and act •lrl Mave a mother! It 1bo9ld be meniloaed to FOR WORDS music or mak.ine home a pleased. (In a way wt not. we know tJae baa a tbe docCOI'. DEAR LOSS: Tell Ute more beaut if u 1, are. It will be our flnt bu1baDd -ud 1&'1 ap to D E A R A N N Jerk be cu have yoar harmonious place. grandchild.) But I worry blm &o .ee lbal blt wtfe LANDERS: I am one of body wltea yoa•re- LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. about whether or not she iet• proper pre-aalal tbete people who always lbroa~wltla It. 22): Avoid over·blowo has tbe common sense care. ftlt~ll abeola&ely thinka of exactly the DEAR ANN: I love <: l a l m s . T r i m to take care of a child. eaaeallaJ, not oaly for right thing to say -the children -have three of superfluous material, For example: The girl the moeher'• 1ake, bat next day. Can you aive my own (ages slx, three define terms. Be sure of has not yet been to a the baby's u well. Yoar me a snappy comeback and two) -but I would sources. quotations. doctor. She says she soa abould apeak to bla for a guy I can't stand? never inflict them on my Steer clear of self· feels JUSt fine and when wUe about tlala al GVe· Hework.sinlbesameof. friends, especially on deception. Accent on the labor pains begin U site...._,"& lmow wlaat rice with me and fancies the Lelepbone. civic activity, honors, that will be soon enoueb. doe&or &o eee, IMt aboald h i m s e 1 f a re a l It gels my nanny reputation. promotion, Lasl Sunday they provide ber with • Casanova. He keeps when, in the middle of a coming to constructive came over for dinner. aame. Maybe you caa coming up behind me conversation, someone terms with superior. Just as I was putting the help. _ and whlspering into my says, "Just a minute. SCORPIO (Oct. 23· rood on the table, 1 A woman wbo ls five ear -"I want your Terry wants to say Nov. 21): Good Moon asked. ••Where ls months P.G. and ls fool· body.'' hello.'' Then I sit on the aspect coincides now Mary?" My son replied, i a c a r o u ad o o a The guy is a jerk. other end like a fool and with journeys, reli&ious "J hate to tell you this, skateboard soaads as ii Please come up with a listen to "ga ... ga ... study, observation. You but she's out in front a•e la DOl playlD& with a wild circuit-breaker, yeh , .. ya ... O·OOO· reel confident within. You gain strength through knowledce that you love and are loved. Distance, age, odds are overcome. You are wise enough lo control your destiny. Do it! SAGl1TARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Study Scorpio message. Ref\Ase to be abused by one who ls jealous. frustrated , spouts fanatical philosophy. Create positive images. Don't stand still for any person's verbal garbage. You gain glimpse now of grand opportunities for success and greater happiness. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): New ap- proach is best policy - legal roadblock can be overcome. Stop creating obstacles. Detect signal which amounts to a Off to the Snow Wars tr I were casting a war, us mg sports en· thusiasls, there's no doubt in my mind that the joggers wou!d be the infantry, the golfers the artillery, the swimmers the submar ines, polo players the cavalry and tennis buffs the apecial services. For reasons I am about to explore, the skiers would be the Marines. • E,...a BomfJerk No amount of reason would keep him home. He dug out the car chains, his AAA ca\d and Wa.5 off to the front: A week later. be re- turned from the wars ... face burned by tbe sun, a bruise from a chair Utt that gave him fearless. No snow is too deep, no blizzards too paralyzing, no distance too far. The colder it is, the more inaccessible the slopes, the more hazardous the conditions -the bigger the challenge. and r watched in horror. a nudge, and a sentice- .. ll's a real blizzard," con11ected limp. I said quietly. "Whal happened?" "It's a 40-inch snow .. I was for~ed to ~.0 b .. he •a"td "and my reverse Wishbone. ,ase, "., ' "What's that?" 1 ve got to go. "It's where someone ----------green light. Leo, It's not that they're so elite. It's just that somewhere along the line t h ey've been brainwashed into beUev· ing that by putting big sticks on each root, rid· ing an open chair lift to the top of a big hill and skiing down into the arms or three am- bulance attendants, they are having a good time. My husband is a ski mercenary. He follows the snow. We happen to live in the southwestern part of the United States where the winters are comparatively mild. When storms began to wreak their devastaUon this winter, my husband "It's not your war." I skis across your skis, pleaded. "There is whirls you around and nothing you can do.'' you are skiing down a As he packed his hill backwarJfs as both therm al underwear, his or your legs 11?-e skiing in padded mittens, and bis opposite directions." stocking cap, I tried to "Sounds exciting. appeal to his sense of Wanta take out the Aquarius figure prom· mently. You discover or rediscover feelings for a special person. AQUARIUS .(Jan. 20· Feb. 18): Accent necessary chores, prac- tical matters, finding lost articles, correcting mistakes, getting rid of They are absolutely survival. garbage?" "It's the nu season. "In 5 O ·degree You have children. Your weather? Get hold of skin is dry." yoursem" · MEW CLASSES fOIMIHG SUHDBSPOOH USTAUIAHT n32 Edinger Hutm*tTOM llACH C4----8'4-2022 safety hazaros. Build on a more solid base. See ahead in way that is de· void or wishful thinking. This can be a day· or stea dy progress, Preventing Cavities Does your group ac~i;SC~e;t.C Feb. 19_ By CAROLE FELDMAN March 20): Favor~dble PRINCETON, N.J. lunar aspect coinci es (A p ) _ It may be now with variety, spice cheaper to prevent the to your life, children, cavity than to fill it. change, travel, social That's the premise be· activity, relationship ing tested on about that gets "serious.•· !&. 25,000 children in 10 Gemini, Sagittarius American cities in a na· figure prominently. You tional demonstration are fulfilled if you project funded by the permit yourself to have Robert Wood .Johnson need fO fOdiSe? fu~j March 17 la yoDr F°Aun~~~~yh~r;\reven· fun S ; birthday, you are an or· Uve measures, lncludin' ganizer, creative. stub-use of nourlde, appllca· n your non-prom born, confident that ul-lion of sealants, dlet organization needs timately your destiny is regulation and education helprals1ngfunds. to succeed. Cancer. indentalbylfene,arebe· call Huntington Cenm1 Capricorn persons play in" uaed over a 1Rree· and atk us to ma I important roles in your • Community Help . year perlod on rat, (formerly Charity hfe. Auiust ~bould be aecoodandruthll'aders. fair) detail•. your most s1gnlflcant Tbe program could Phone 897-2633 month or 1978, a .year "turn around" the in· whlcb could aee you surance payment pollcy ----------gainine fame, shaking for dental care by allow· orr obstacles, deciding Call &42-5678. Put a few word• to work once-and·for·all not to in' covera1e for preven- carry burdens belongln' tlve treatment, said to someone else. project director Dr. ~~~~~'/:B~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Harry Bohannan or the ~ r ...... ......,.11, ... The~ ... "'"'-• ~~ ..,.. BeJ American Fund for Den· .;JWM' nu111a11 IUU naaa"' tal Health ln Lexington, . Robert Powers Ky. n "We are not ex· per lmentln1 wltb PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT & MODELING SCHOOLS children," said Bohan· Robin Kanthal learns to prevent cavitfes. have been applied with varying degrees of suc- cess," be said. "But nobody bad ever de· veloped a complete den· tlatry plan where all the preventive procedures would be combined to see w hat the cumulative effect would be." pared to the progress of the children participat- ing in the program at the end of the three·year period, said Bohannan. New York City; Min- neapolis; Wichita, Kan.; Tacoma, Wash.; Hayward, Callf.; El Paso, Texas; Monroe, La.; Tallahassee, Fla. and Chattanooga, Ten.n. In addition to cli n ical prevention techniques, the program has provided each teacher with an educa· tional package designed • • • Solo (From Page Bl) Singles will have a brunch beginning at 10:30 a.m., Sunday, March 19. Phone Pierre at S40·31U or J ery at 545-6987 for details. Newport Singles i.s for persons over 3S and ls affiliated with the Harbor Reform Temple in Newport , Beach. BALBOA SKI CL\JB: Meetings open J.o the public are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month at the Newporter Inn begmning at 8p.m. ORANGE COAST SINGLES: Dinner at the El Camino Restaurant in Huntington Beach beginning with cocktails al 6:30 p.m., Wednes- day, March 22. Meet at the restaurant located on Brookhurst just south of Adams Avenue. Easter champagne brunch will be held at the home of Allyn Cooksey in Fullerton begin- ning at noon, Sunday, March 26. Reservations are a must and those interested should call Al· lyn at 52.6-3171. ACLU SINGLES: A social evening is being held in Newport Beach tonight beginning at 8 p m. Women bring cheese and crackers and men bring wine or soft drmk.s. For information call 552-8899 or 640·2496. SINGLES ONLY : This week's lecture for singles between 25 and 40 is on caitcer detection. Next week's discussion wlll cover the fear or loving. The group 1s sponsored by the Hunt- ington Beach Community Clinic and meets at 7 p.m . each Friday evening. For information call 536-8333. WE CARE: A non-sectarian support and social group for separ ated, widowed or divorced individuals. Meetings begin al 7:30p.m., Sundays at the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. comer of Dover and 16th Street. FINANCIAL PLANNING: I-'or singles ano offered through Coastline College beginning al 7:30. Wednesday, Apnl 5 Ron Gabie, C.F.I?., will lecture on how lo be financially sound and still en· JOY bemg single. CaJI the college at 963-0811 for de· tails. INVITATION TO INTIMACY: Dr. Charles D. Leviton wHl discuss love substitutes, mature love, divorce and communication during a lec- ture series offered through Coastline CoUege • beginning at 7:30, Tuesday, April 4. Call 963-08ll for information Soloizmg for Singles calendar nm.s ~h Thurs· day in the Dally Pilot and contains notices of CU:· t1v1hes for singles for the /ollowmg ~ek -Fnday through Thursdav St>nd nollces to Cheryl Romo, Daily Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560, Coda Mero, 92626 Be sure to include your name, address and phone num~r Notices mwl ~in our hand3 two week$ in advance. RUFFELL'S SO L'TH COAST UPHOLSTERY ACTORS CO-OP Atwo~ ,....,cNno to.-~· t•lfllt Wl!...Y•W ... of •II •9••-IYPU Poulbl• ........ •MPIO Ym•"l In Tll4'•lt•· Fiims Tetevl•lon Comm•rc•au. 1922 tt.1»or llTd. orEalrH. CiU) 957 ·028:! c .... .,.._ _ 141-GJSt Stil'k Pins, Rings Muri Chains, Penduts Gold Flllf'd & Sterling Pencils Con chalnlll Bracelf'ls From SJ2 ~iA!Ja Porte %_1~qe ft!. .. l-'f\111." Fine Antiques & Accessones I/Ill "'"'"111111,,," """' '''"'' \l.,....,.1111 rt.e:.1 '· ~""' I\,""\ .. "!"""' fl ~/ld I ·4'-11 ::=:=:==!:,§"°§-~·~co~-~rn~1~·~0U!!M==·=•1:1•:"':=..._=::=:::: nan. "We are not ex· : perhnentlns with new ..product.a. We're uatns The lnltial examlna· tlona of the children were completed recent· ly, said Bohannan, and the actual preventive program la beln1 fm· plemented by American Fund for Dental Health staff. Besides changing in· s urance coverage of dental care, any na· tional health insurance program also mignt be interested tn testing the concept that money is better spent on prevent· ing the di1ease than treating It after it OC· curs, he said. to instruct the children jfr=~==~::;;~g~~~~~§~~~ on proper dental hygiene. Teachers also supervise in -c lass brushin8 and rinsing. '• , ,. - Biggest Greatest Selection Anjwhere Free names on your Chocolate Egp. too on'ly thins• that bave been proven effective and safe.•• Treatment will vary from .. everything you can do for a child to &e least you can do -Just examine the c hild." Bohannan said ln a re· cent telephone in· tervlew. "AU of the treatments Third, fourth, sixth, seven th and eighth graders also were ex· amined lo provide a cross-section of the general dental health in tbe commmrlties. Their records will be com- Bu1hmlll'1 Grend Prtx ST. PATRICK'S DAY PRE.PARTY Jlflh .... lrtlh ~y lflallMuelo Frtctay, March 11th, 8:30 p.m. BALBOA BAY ewe Each geographical section or the nation ls represented in the proj· ect by two c()m· munities. Half the com· munities have nouridat· ed water supplies. Participating communities Include Billerica, Mass.; a single school district in The Rand Corp. in California bas received a separate grant to evaluate the results of the program ... It's a unique feature," said Bohannan. "Dentists will not p erform self· analysis." The Cedar Chest Invites You to Come In & Get. Acquainted Beach & Casual Sportswear weaters ~OFF kpla.r Price SeltttH Grvuip rrom Our Nt'W !&ock Wlth Ill hrdlue Featurin1 Chemin de Fer Hang 10 Sw~ct Baby Jane We Jin~ S.zes 0-13 and Many Styles To Cbeo.e From 2m w .... boa lhd. .... ,..,. .. ~ • Dl-3020 ---c....o... \ J ·, I 7 -~-·Mwch-18,1978--·~D~-~~LO~T ----------...---~SJ!orts 83 Bruins Battle Hogs; Titaris, Dons Clash LA Falls To 76ers, Daw-kins PHILADELPHIA Darryl Dawkms scored a career high 22 points as the Philadelphia 76ers won their firth slratght National Basketball Association game Wednesday, defeatmg the Los Angeles Lakers, 113 93 Dawkins got five dunk shots and Julius Erving scored 14 points for the 76ers, including three dunks to give him 88 this season. LOS Ai.OELES CtJI 0...,Ht'y 19 ~otd 10, Jllf>. b... u . Nhon 11. Hudi.on. S.Co11 10, Al>erNlflY, Rot>l\Cll •. 0.vl\ l Tol•I~ "4 ~I •l ftHILAOILftHIA CIUI Erv1no 14 MCGIMh n. J OllU 7 Bibby '· C.olllns ,, O•wklns n. Mia 1a. ~•tt 11. B•v•11t 2. <•t<h•nos •. Mcc1.1n 2 lotel> SJ 7 10 113 Los Al'O~I.. 18 70 ,. ,._ ~ Phll•Oelptlte l• JO 11 JO Ill FoulOO OUI No"" ,,,,., loui. lo• AAQel .. l•. Pll1l•<lel!'h1• I~ A 11 llo Angeb Win SUN CITY. /\r11 Shortstop Ran ce Mulhn1ks S('ored twice a nd belted three hits, 111cluding a triple and one HHI, as the California Angels d<>feated the M1lw<.1ukcc Brewer<> 6 1 Wednes- day 1n <.in cxh1b1tion baseball game. Chris Knapp v.as l'rcd1ted with the victory Dodgers Pr~raU VERO REACH, l''la. Steve Garvey hit three· singl~s and drove in three runs Wednesday to lead Los Angeles lo an 8·4 vie lory ov('r the Ball1morc. Orioles JS the Dodgers snapped a four game exhib1linn baseball losing slr('ak Uo n Sulton hurled five 1n nmgs, lhl' mt1'tl h) a Dodgers pitcher this spring 111· J::<tve up three runs on sc•\ en hits :ind struck nut four CartPI Traded TUCSON The Cleveland In dtans traded d£>s1gn<Jted hitter Rico Carty to the Toronto Blul' Jays for left handt·d p1lt•hcr Dennis DeBarr Wednesday Bartn-llepla<-ed E l ' G f; N f: . 0 r e T h (' Un1vcrs1ty of 0r€'gon hired 29 ~ear.old Jim llam·y Wt.·dnesday to succt'i.'<1 Dick llarkr a:. head basketball c<w<'h. llant•y has "l'f\ed on Jlartcr's staff for M'Vt•n Y<'<irs, the last two as hts lop <1ss1stant Texflll .. 61-·UI /\ t.: ST I !'-. , T c• ' ..i ., J 1 m Knvars' unr <inny 011h1dt.· shoot . mg and :.t•n1or <·cnl<'r Gary Goodner's mus<•ular mside play sparked the T1.•xCJ,... Longhorns to a 67-48 rout of Nl•braska Wednesday night and a berth in the sem1hnals of thl' Naltonal Jn v1tat1on Tournament E~t Adranf!'e• BOSTON Tournament stars Chris Ev('rt and Bilhe Jean King ad\'anced to the quarterfmals and Martina Navratilova won her opening matC'h Wednesday night JO a ~om1 n·., tennis tourney Evert. beat Heth Norton, 6-1. S-4. Navratilova dcfeatc·d Mirn a Jausovec. 6 f. 6 2 and Kmg beat V1rg101a Ruz1c1 . 6·3. r. I Lutz Beaten W ASHINGTON Si xth seeded John McEnroe overcame his own temper and a late rush by San Clemente's Bob Lutz Wednesday nii?ht lo take a 6·4, 3·6, 6-3 in the second round of a men's pro t('nn1s tour In other matches. Roscoe Tan- ner defeated Chris Lewis. 6-4. 6-3. Tim Gullikson ousted Terry Moor. 6-3, 7 5. Vuay Amritraj defeated Victor Pecci, 6-2, 6-7. 6-2 and J:Jrt an Teacher ousted Eddie Dibbs. 3·6, 7 5. 6 l. o.i1r l'ilet ~ ...... .,Y it~1110 0'0-11 SADDLEBACK'S TOM ':LOY (35), HERB HA.RP,ER BATTLE FOR A REBOUND. Mulligan Jinx Continues U!rritos Outplays Gauclws, 116-105 By CRAIG SHEFF Ol IM O.llr Pllel St•lf LONG BEACH Iris hman Bill Mulhgan may be wishing lhal the opening round of next yea r 's s t ale JC bas ketball tournament be played on St Patrick's Day. To say that Mulligan has been unlucky and Jinxed in the state tourney would he an understate· ment Mulligan has failed lo win a game m this prestigious stale classic and 1s now 0 7 after his Sadd leback College Gauchos were shocked hy a hot shooting and quick Cerritos College out fit. 116-105, Wednesday night Luck had nothmg to do with the latest Mulligan loss. And the Gauchos coach was the first to admit it. "We just got beat. that's all there was to 1l we JUSt got beat " Cerritos. lulling outside shots with regularity and beatmg the Gauchos constantly with its rast hreak. looked like It would run away and hide from Saddleback early in lhe second half The Falcons. who had a 13 point baHlime lead behind the shooting of reserve center Herb Harper and g uards David Wilburn and Brian Lumsden, main l ain ed a comfortable margin through the first rune minutes of the second half before the Gauchos made a belated move. With Cerritos tiolding an 87·71 lJ?ad , Saddleback began its come- back without ~rters Rich McElrath and Artie Green, both of whom were out with five personal fouls . Saddleback, with Tim Shaw and Rennie Watts leading the way, climbed to within 100-97 on a three-point play by Craig Stahl wilh 3 ;1'1 lo play. "When we got to within three, l thought we could do it,'· said Mulligan But Cerritos didn't agree. Cerritos came right back on a s hort jumper b y L o r enzo Romar, and after a Saddleback mlS!>, Wilburn hit an easy layup to run the score to 104·97 The Falcons t hen added lo their lead with free throws m the frnal two minutes when Sad dleback was forced to foul in an attempt to get the ball back Cerritos went lo the line 10 times m the cloc;mg two minutes and didn't miss Cerritos actually should have had 118 points, but the official scorekeeper som ehow missed a basket with the Falcons ahead 95-84 and eight minutes left - much lo the dismay of Cerritos coac h~s Bob Foerster and Jack Bogdanovich. Sha w had one of his better games, finishing with 26 points Green could score only six, foul - inl( out with 18:24 left in the g ame. And McElrath. the playmaklng guard, eot his fifth personal with 11 :43 to go. "When two aces like Green and Mc Elrath fouled out lt real- ly hurt us, ' :.aid M ulhgan \\" Just fouled too much and lht>.., shot very well Some· <Jf our guys chdn 't play with intensity But you have to hand 1t lo Foerster, hl' did a ~n·at Joh of scouting and coaching.'' The gam e was RO minutes lat<' in starting because the other games ran ovt'r but it didn't m ake any difference to Cerntoi. Cerrtt• (1161 C!HI ~-- ltttpftit .. "pf ... Rom•r 1 J J II Mc [lr•lh I ) • W1U>wn 10 I l 11 Grf'fn 0 ~ .. MOtn\h+r 1 0 ) • l<no9h1 • 1 • 10 A1ph•114tn ) J 0 11 !>hew 11 . ,. l.um~" 1 \ I" \1•"' I T 1 Sonsm• ) J l • M 1llft 1 0 • &rf'•ft 1 \ I W•lf\ • I • I H•r~r 4 I lo RA con \ 0 s 10 lOl•h ., x 1• 11• P•U•t\Qf\ 1 I ' • Ht•M , 0 0 1 Tot••\ Cl\ 11 ]\ 101 Ol ... s. ...... .... !wn Jo•Qu1n Otlt• •l. C•n1on\ M W,,t• 8•rblir• tO A,,...,.,~., R1v.r ... !MIM• Row t1, I.Jo Soul~w•\t 16 CC !Min Ft-1\(01' P•\<ICl•n• 10 !>"nt• AM '4 Rlwr"df 0 ( ,.,,.,, ... Al-e M) B •ktf\llf'fd ,, ....... JM• .. Tefli .... '•G•m" 4 Ce,,HOS "'' S.n r r•n<i\CO ) H SM>t• AN v\. !Min JO.Quin !Hit• I )0 CVPO\\ V\ 11 •••• ,, .. ,d • I) s.nt• B•rbolr• o ~nl• Ros• Vida Blue Traded to Giants Oakland Gets Seven Players, Cash PHOENIX (AP) T h e Oakland A's have traded pitcher Vida Blue to the San Francisco Glanta for seven players and an undisclosed amount of cash, the teams announced early today. The GlanL"J gave up outfielder Gary 'Ibomaason, pitchers Dave Hea verlo, Alon Wlrth and John Johnson, catcher Gary Alex- ander, minor leacue pitcher Phillip Huff man and a player to be named later. The deal wH conaummated at 1bout U :55 Wednesday nleht, JUJt befo~ tbe end of the in· terlea1ue tradlna deadline, and annoutl~ at an early momlna preaa conference. baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn. In 1976 Kuhn stopped Finley from selling Blue to the New York Yankees and on Jan. 30 commissioner blocked a move that would have sent the lett- hander to the Cincinnati Reds. Kuhn disapproved the deals because of the huge cash amount.I! involved. Finley would have received $1.5 mUllon from the Yankees and Sl.75 million and minor league-player Dave Revering from the .Reda tor 'Plue The commiuioner said aellinl a b&Jlplay•r lot auch , astronomJcal 1ums wu not ln the best interesta or the ••me. Blue will probably report lo the Giants here todtY nee0Uat1ons between the two teams and their cities over a proposal to move the A's to Denver and have the Giants play half their games lo Oakland. Blue bu won 124 sames in an eJaht-year major-league career at Oakland and compUed a 2.94 earned run average. He baa won 20 or more games three times. pitched one no-hitter and com· blned on another. Jn 1971. when be waa 24-8 with a 1.82 ERA, Blue won the Amerlcan Leaeue's Most Valua- ble Player award, the AL Cy Yount award and was selected Pitcher of the Year. Both Games Toniglit To Be Televised ALBUQUERQUE. NM <AP> They ca11 1l the Far West re g1ona ls. But they could almost get away with calling 1t the California coUegiale state cbam· pionsbips. Three of the four teams in \Olved in torught's semifinals of the NCAA Far West tourney are California teams. UCLA and Cal State <Fullerton) are represent mg Southern Ca!Jfornia, while San Francisco has come m from the northern part of the state Only Arkansas 1s on h and to spoil the California party. Second-ranked UCLA (25-2) v. ill battle fifth-rated Arkansas (29·3) in the first game of the semifinal doubleheader with the tipoff for lhe regionally televised l'ontest set for 6·06 Unranked On T\-' Ton•ght Channel 5 at 6. 8 Fullerton 122 8> and No 11 San Francisco <23·5! will clash m the second game at the 17, 121 seat Unive rsity o f New Mexico Arena, whicl\ tournev offi c1ab said will have a s tanchng room only crowd Tonight's winners will play Saturday 1n a nationall y Lele\ ised game that will produce the region's representative to the final four in St. Louts next week. UCLA is favort.>d to knock off Arkansas and set up an all Califorrua final Rut Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton said W('<ine5day, "There have been some upsets in this tourney and there's going to tw some more bcfort' 1t 's over Wt· fel'I 1( we play wl'll, wc"re capa hie of tx>ating UCLA We respect l 'l'LA but I don 't think our playt'rs are m awe of them ' Sutton said his club, which is paceC: by guards Sidney Mon cricf and Ron Brewer, an<l forward Marvin Delph, will try to control the tempo of the game. The Hogs need to keep the score down in the 60s and 70s. so they will have to curtail l.'C LA 's fast break and go to the boards to keep l 'CLA from gel· ting second and third shoti.. he said. A It hough !)utton said the Bruins are much bigger and more phys ical than the Razorbacks, CCLA coach Gary ('unningham said his c lub won't have that big a Silt' advan tage "Moncrief, Bn:wrr and Delph arc deceptive ." he 1-oa1d "They're only 6 4 hut they play bigger than they arc They're good JUmpNs and good rebound t·rs That <Stcvei Schall 1s 6·11 and we don't have anybody that tall. We have lots of respect for Arkansas." Although UCLA stressc•s team play. the Bruins hive In David Greenwood one of the finest players in the country. The 6-9 All-American forward combines with guards Roy Hamilton and Raymond Townsend to give the Bruins a sohd nucleus. San Francisco's Dons will be takmg on the Cinderella team tn the West In Fullerton. But Dons coach Bob Gaillard said people ... houldn 't be fooled by 1-'ullerton's lack or national recognition "We will h ave to play very, very well or we'll get beat," he said . "But what 's really fr1ghtemng 1s we could play well and still get beat. They have great <1wckness. great shooting and great poise to select their s hots ·· Gaillard will counter by send· ing the biggest team in the tournl'Y on the floor. Seven-foot center 8111 Cartwright leads the Dons and he 1s Joined on the front line by 6·6 12 Winford Boyles and t>-R James Hardy. who'" been out with an inJury but shou ld see action although he isn 't expected lo start. ·I'm most impressed by their s ize and board strength." said 1-'ullcrton coach Bob Dye "I don 't know 1f there's any team physicall y better. They're big and Cartwnght's the biggest I d on't know what to do . about him " Dye said he will try to offset the size problem by swilchmg from man·to-man to zone de fe nses throughout the game /\nd he'll depend on the Titans k>ad ing scorer and r ebounder for tht• pas t four years, forward C;rt•g Bunch, to provide the spark for the offense Sim.pson's Salary: $733,358 PALM SPRINGS < AP 1 Jt wasn't exactlv a secret that Buf folo running back 0 J Simpson 1s ma king $700,000 a year 8111 then 1l was n 't offJC'ial , either until Pete Rozelle sa id so Th<• National Football League comm 1s~ioner was holding forth :11 an informal news conference Wt•dnesday during a hreC1 k 1n the• winter m eetings when the subJej'tS of telev1s1on revenues and 'i:>lackouts arose Is n 't 1t possible. somt•onc as ked. thal .... om e ow ners might say to themselves they are making LI lot of money so they won't makl' lht• d rast1c t'hanges or outlay'> nl't'essar:-to turn their losing teams mto winners .. ··Mone)' obviously 1s 1mpor tant. hut what 1 vc seen some of lht• owners do the last four \·ear" w hrn many of lh<>m were iosinl! m oney c.•on\ inrt·s me that \ 1rt~ally all or them. 1( not all lht•) v. ant tow m I mean . lollk t1l Halph Wilson." Ro1C'lle said of thl' Buf falo R1Jl c., · nwnl·r. who lht•n pointed out "1th a rar(' d1:- pliJy of emotion that Wilson · was paying Simpson Si00,000 "ls thut ll) ing to v. to? Is lh<tt trying to win·> "Y'know. now. you can hav1• problems of or ganization on scouting and drafting, a nd l'v1· seen a lot of that." Rozelle sate! Then, pointing to the nearby building where the owners wen• gathered. he said · I 'II n£>ver see the p eople across that street get C'ompla cent They want to get to the Supn Bowl in some-cases too ha rd. w h1ch is whv we have fmes for playing ga.mes hidinJ! lnJunes, etc with players and s tashing and all " S impson . 1n fact. make' $733,358 a year over h1,; 3-ycar contract ]RB DROPPED AJTER 2 YEARS LONG BEACH The Los Angeles Times h as dropped sponsorship of the revived Junior Rose Bowl football game and there are no plans for a JRB contest next ~ember. ac cording to Vern Warkentin, foot · ball playoH co mm ittee cha irman. The JRB . under the spon1orshlp or the Times, W8~ revived two years ago after a 10-year abs~nce, bul wa~ dropl>fll because of poor atten. dance. The crowds at the lwc a am es Wf!re 21.000 and 15,000 Blue, 21, flqally leaves Oalcl&Dd 8.Aer two attempt.I by A 'a owziier Charlie Flnley to dfal ~ him away were voided bY The trade om• after the Giantt beat the A's 3·1 ln Jn ex blbltion eame, and d .. rlna Tht most famlUar name of the San Francl1co playera la Thomauon. 219, who also pla~ firat bue. Ho bas beeo wttb Olent1 atnc J912 •nd bu • career ~ battina aver.1•. BEN BACON (33) OF 8AODLE8ACK WAITS FOR THE SALL. The mate football playoff com miUee is 5tinf io Long Beact this wttt lo discuss plans lot pest-season ay tbls year. J .. , .. 7 . . . .. ~ ...... '., DAILY PILOT Ttluraday. March 16, 1978 ,. Sea Kings Collet:t Mesa Explodes; Artists, MV Win Costa Mesa lltgh's Mustangs, Wanless an i.1" non league starts. exploded for 16 runs Wednesday rn the opening salvo of South Coast League baseball as they belted Dana Hilb, 16 0, on tht' wmner's diamond Other victors Wednesday m eluded Mission V1eJO, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach Mission V1eJo nicked host University lbgh tlrvane), 4·3, Corona del Mar stopped visiting $an Clemente. 3 1 and Laguna Beach outlasted invading El Toro. 9 7 The Mes am.· bombardment was keyed by a nine-run first m ning Tom En~hmd had a two run tnpk'. Thad Tropea cleared the bas£'s with a three-run dou blc. and Joe Seeley had three smgles in the Costa Mesa attack Amidst thP rough start for Dana llills wus a vieious bouncer off a Mesa bat that ~· a u g h t 0 a n a II i 11 s t h i rd haseman Pete Strong in the face 111 the Cirst inning The Dolphins' cuptain h<1d to It-ave the game for dental atten t1on and there 1s hope that root <'Jnal work will SUH' his front tooth M 1ssion V1l'111 l!Ol the base raps "hen they counted most as .Ed McCann and Phil Caruso tiroduccd tY..O run sin~les after the 01ablos successfully mon•d their runners into scoring pos1 t ion with .sacrifices JC'ff Newton wa'> the winning pitcher. ~oin~ th<' dis tance for Mission VU.'JO lie struck out 10 wh1lt> Un1vers 1tv 's Joe Mull whiffed 11 batter'> SlC'\'t' T1llt.•s p1c·k('d up <1 pair o f T"h1 for (ln1vt•r:-.1t y with a • Cougars Bury Lutheran, 14-3 M 1k1· Se h~;in and Hobin l'harles (;Oml11m•<l to throw ;i t hree·""-tcr ;.is the Cap1!.trano Valll'v IU~h Cougars <lt'fcatcd host i.uthC'ran COrungc l, H 3, 1n non kaguc· baseball action Wed nc•sd a\' Sc·h"-an hurled fl\'t· inntngs, !'>trtk1ng out 10 ;imJ walking nmc. while Charlt•s -.truck out hv<• .ind walkl'd on<' in tv.o innings of \\ ork Ft•rnando !'>Jl;is v.f•nl thri·t• for thret• to lt•Jd tht· Cougars uow J ;! ;1l lhc plate The <.:ougars iced lht· ~.1mc· with ~Ix runs in thl' hfth (Ap11tr•n•V•l1t1 I141 "•1"' lb I 1 I I ~• r f\ rtM (dtln 7b ) 0 I I , ~Wt~tt H 1 I I I '" .. \ p ,,......, l I 0 O \did\ (' 1 I) I Our11v1f'I, rt I I I ~ ti\011 cf 1000 S<nw•n. p ) 1 I 0 P•rllPr ' • I I 0 Wilkn\n '' 1 t ' 7 lf'dnPr'l.m )h • I ? 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Chris Johnston and Jim Shollin picked up rbi s10gles In the first inning to give Arranaga a lead he'd never lose Mark Marches added a run producing single in the sec:ond inning for additional~addmg Bill Gompf had a ig day for Laguna Beach, picki g up three rbi on two doubles He also stole three t>ases I an Calderwood also had <' two-run double as Laguna Beach Jumped lo a 4·0 lead in the first inning and then had to rally with three runs in the bottom or the fourth to offset a 7·5 def1c1t Terry Haught was two-for three and has now made the bases 13 of 15 trips to the plate 1 nine hits> El To,.171 er 1an1,,, Cr••!I 7b ltet. 31> HucJtt 'Stn ,., I( •<hele1n. o b1ndttr o &run ner lt:J H•rm.n dn Ch•n9•I• ct ln9le-htHl_ ~\ Gtt"on. otii D•v•~-< lCll•I\ ~b," rtM ) 1 0 I) I I 0 0 l I 1 0 I l 0 0 I I I 1 •000 • I) 0 0 • 0 I I ( I 1 I 7 1 0 I) I 0 0 0 0000 It. I S ' ltl L4•-.... ~ .... , h , .. M•UOhl, 711 J 7 7 0 B•con, rt 1> l 1 l 0 ltMICKl'I, )I> J 7 I I R1ch.,CS\. 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(htort• df"t MAt ~ " . 0001()()0 110 110 000 1' J 10 I Swim Finals Friday Collision Course For Tars, Edison "cy,.port H:.irbor ll1gh's Tars und Edison High <Huntington Beach) arc headed for a photo finish m the Sunset League s wim r.nals Friday, 1f Wednesday's prehms al Ncw11ort 's pool arl' unv indication ~~riday 's finab arc set for 2 p m ;1l Nt•wport Harbor and sJlould Ncwporl's Sailors cap tbrc the finals and Edison were ~ finish .second. the Sunset eaguc swim championship ould be shared. 1 Edison quahf1cd more swim ers than Newport Harbor. 3·22. to lead the league, but ewport Harbor turned 10 mo.c;1 1( the day'i. most 1mpress1ve inishes Newport had 21 of 1ls uahficrs arnong the top six m heir respective events, wh1lt· ison scored 16 m the top six No other school comes close to ~hose two as fur as team depth oes Fountain Valley placed hlrd m team quahfiers with 11 . Sam WUUams gave Newport {arbor a lift by swimming a aat 4: 55.5 to qualify rirsl in the freestyle, and also qualified econd in the 200 free with a :49.4. Among the others to qualify in t Jeaat two events for Newport arbor are Clancy Lavlns, Paul oltevent, Graham DeVries and re1'1hmnn Shawn Davts. t'*l,t_~Ua fl .. L.IMI la4 N..-.WM ... I Y•nlty t00 ''" '-' I I Uwl,. IN•w ..... I I to) HNI J-1, "'11CO-y ( .. l*ll I SU, 2 . ....._., f'IVI 1:91 J;, Me#ftl l'"-11 I flt: HUI , .. ,, "911....,. c~o 1 "'· t w1111.,.,. c.._,.,u 1 ,.~ * ,,.._ .... , 1-1 C)e.Ct , ..... .., .. ' ... l Offer (N_,..I J Ot,e: MHt !•I U.......,a IMt'°"I f •11, t. ~ 1..._,.,..I ! ft I, M•t I AIWllll (Mil , •• , t ICI.,. cu-1 J .,. ~ ,. ., .. -.... 2 .......... 11 .. 11 ... 1 u '· MHI I 0.Vl'tll ~II tU; ,, 0 ....... 1141 >IM;,.._._,,flllltaC~U;t ~ \ ,..._ll"Y)W:S.N1Cllel11N)1U • • ... , ·-llM1 ,., .. lldl-1 • • ' !>!>Hiii IEdi'°"I 5t l. J Ho_,I IEdl"°"I )f I HUI 2-1 Devis I Newpo<t) S6. 2 s.111•10\ <Edison! 5'.t . 3 TiMMll IFVI 5t 7 100 trM -heal 1-1. Lavl111 IHowporll llO >. I OoVritlS CNt!Wl>OMI S2 O; .... , 2 I Meer_., I Edison) 50 •• 2. St•wm IN•wporl SI 1, h .. c) I SK kl rt IHBI SI 0, Cfawford IE:dltot1J SU SOO ''" -M•I 1-1 Poltev•nt IN••P<>t11 5 OJ.•; , Pie II.lord ( Eoltonl s °' •. l Alddl• CEdltonl Hlt.J; !Ifft 2-1 WWl•ms <N9""'°t1l • H .S. 2. El~ (FVJ SOU,~-Kluk IEOltonl 5 06.1 100 ll•ck· hHI I 1 Wfllwoll (HBI I ·tn •, l Oro IWttlminsterl t ·tn.7, l WMl•I 1Eol-.1 1 04.S: hut 2-f. Go<mMI INtwporl I SI •• , 0 Wooden I li:dl_,1 1 '01 I , 3. HoW•ll IN•wpot1 1 01.2. 100 lltt•\I -llHI I 1 Cr•• INe•porl t 06.•; 2. Marino l.._wporll 1.01.1; heat 2 I Grlfr INtwi>orll 1 GI 1, 2 Alllton 1Ntwpof1l 1 06 O. 3 E,.,,.,ry l[dltolll I 06.S, M•I 3 I Bffve\On (Newport! 1 03 I; J ,..,~ IHtWJIC)f'11 I 06.S; J. Panis I HBI l 07 s Tum qu•llfl•n.-l Edison 2l 1 ..._..,..,, H•rbor n . 3. Fountalll V•ll•'f I I, • H""tlnotoo Buth 6, S -lmlMltf' 2; 6. Marin• 0 -'-ler Vanity 700 frM--1-.·I. Aactltoo CH91 I JI t , 1 Nl<Glynn (MarlNI 1·'6 •, llNI >-I We!Slll" oeroar (MarlMl 1"2,1 A090rs (f'V) 1 ne 100 lndo-llHt 1-1. MotMlllo IMarl,..1 2;1Jt, l\oal 1-1 W\ft9t9Y IMMIMI , 17 J. , sc-an IEd1Mlfll l Tl 1. jO lre•-... •I 1-1 ~lw (F'Vl )4 j llNf) I Speloat I FVI 24 1, ...... • I lt•h<I• IMarlNI uo. lot fly-teat I I H•Y\ (Hiii 1 00 I , Mal 1 I JOier IM¥1Nl '6 S, 2 11~5 llfVI I 01 I 100 ftff_....t 2-1 Sflor9 (Marina) SS 1. ""•1 J• 1 Miii., IMarlNll SJ S, ..... 1 4 I Hut<NMOn IMAtlM) IO) to0 ltH-tltUt 1-1. lilMllOft IH81 • U 2, M.i t 1 Wal--r119t (Marl,..I S OS I. 2 "'<"l- IMarlt1eJ S:tt • 100 MclL-i..t 1-1 Mall0y IMtrl111l 1 m J llnl t -1. Wlftlr•y IMerlnaJ 1:00 S. 2 u"' 11NnOW ( 1481 ltOU. 100 IW-1-f!Mt t-t, Seti••""" CW"4mlrwttrl 1 Ot.11 ,,._ t-1. MW CMM'IMI 1:00.t; Mal >-1. "'-'*'-CMM'IMI 1101.2. TMm .,.11fi-t, "'-'111e tor t. ,_...., Vlllty 14; I. Hiiie .. IHctl t ; 4. fat) hlton .,.. W"~• I; J. ....,_tHI,_, t. .,.... 1W ,,......... ,_,, o.n.-(hlMfll: .... ,._, •• ,..... (HI> t 1t2.I; t. Mllf'9My ll'Vl I t•.7 M» llMlt-flht ,_,, ,HflMell 0'¥> 1:0U; 1 w~t {Hll t:otr, Mat 2-1. ~I .. CHIJ IOU. JO,,_... t-1 Cllrllll""'41m CHI) IJ l, Mel 4•1, kt! ~II .. CMl'lftl) 24.a: t ..,,. IH81 ,. ). St ttt..._. 1-t. Wf'ltlll CHI> a t1 t a.. ftl/lltllMI CHll 2'.4: ._, t-1. , .. CMerll\al" '-, .. ,_... 1-1. GrM!em , ... _, .. •: .... J 1. A._,_ CllV) J1 t; '-' 1-1. ~ c-.....,..1su. JO MO t -1 CHll *I •1 ..... ,.._I ..,,.,,,,4...,..11 tt.t: t . ,.,..,_ CHll au JI...,._,.. ' '· ..... ,,........, at JJ _, 1-1. ~ tt4tl 1 MM G1, ~.., c nu fMM I ....... " .. ,...lt:t H9' IPllell ...,. 14l t. Ml-1J 4, ( .. I ,,......... "4Aftilf .... ~· •1 s ...n..... . -. BASEBALL/VOLLEYBALL Edison ~Defeats TOUGH BLOCK Greg Hart <23> encoun O.lly ,. .......... -., ltkMN ltMIOM• Corona del Mar's Todd Miller (32> and Bob Farrar < 14 >. Backing up Hart are Tom Rolleth < 5 > and Kyles Slaughter C 4 > ters resistance on his high-flymg spike shot for Newport Harbor. Making the block art' Ne"1port Tramples CdM Newport Harbor High"s Sailors, relymg on the same punch that has catapulted them to a 4-1 record (including a vie· tory over defending CIF 4-A c·hamp1on Laguna Beach). } rolled pust visiting Corona del r Mar Wednes day night to hi~hlight Oran~c Coast area vollcyuall action The Sailors dumped the Sea Kings . 15-13. 15·4, 15·9, to extend their domination over Corona Saddleback Absorbs 9-1 Setback SAN DIEGO Raking four Saddleback College pitchers for 15 base hits. San Diego City cruised to an easy 9·1 Mission Conference baseball victory ~re Wednesday "'~addlcback, which had turned in one of best performances a day earlier to beat Palomar, had one of iL'i poorest games in los· ing to San Diego. It was the Gauchos' first conference loss. The Gauchos collected just four base hits. two by San Clemente High grad Mike Horvath They avoided a shutout in the eighth inning when Dana Brown drew a walk with two outs. advanced to tbird on Keith Vranesh's smgt£" and scored on an inhl'ld error Rut by that time. San Diego had things pretty much in con trot after a four-run outburst in the s1'<th inning gave the hosts a 9 O hulge San Diego collected four doubles and a triple in the rout while Saddleback hurt its own t·aus<' with three errors ~Mdl-Ck(ll llltrlt1111 Carroll, II S O O o Hul•r, 7b I O O O Hester, JI> l o o o Houll. )0 • 0 0 0 ,.,,.,.,.,,., )\ 0 0 0 0 HMV•lh, dll l 0 1 0 Brown, Pll o 1 O O \lraMlllt, hart. p o o o n .•u.cuon. p o o o o O'OonNll, p o O o o Tol.C\ ,. I • 8 1 !ti Sau O'-Clll Mtrll,.,,. W•IUr, di\ S 2 1 0 Oum ona. u s 3 J 1 011 ..... r1 • 2 ) • Edwards, 111 • I l J CarmlCl>HI cl A 0 1 1 E9•n, 11 I 0 0 () Walt tr. II I 0 0 0 H••o. lb 4 0 2 0 C..rpenlM, 11> 2 I I 0 MoliN, 21> I 0 0 0 N•llH,C •0 00 Al\denon, p 0 0 O O Richie, P o O o o Total\ ,. • 1\ • sc •• ., .......... , ~ 000 000 010. I • 100 ,,. 00• ' u del Mar to three years Sophomore Bruce Caldwell turned in an outstanding block· ing performance for Newport Harbor and the Sailors got con sistent play from Greg Hart and Tom Rolctt1 Once Newport ~ol its first game under IL" belt. the second tiff went easy before Corona del Mar put on a bit of a rally in the third set before going under Tonight (8) Corona dcl Mar re turns to the wild South Coast League wars at El Toro, while Costa Mesa is vt Mission Viejo, Dana lUUs at Laguna Beach and University is at San Clemente JUNIOR COLL'EOE Orano• Coa•I <lof Full•r1on. IS•. IS·•. I)' C,Oldtn Wttl Clef C•nyon, lS·I 1S I 1S 10 HIGH SCHOOL Var,tlly "'ttwoar1 H~rbOt det Corona <kt M•r I) •l. I). 4 IS-~ E 1 Toro Clttl E\IM\cia IS.4 1 S 10 1\ 11 Jun.., Vanllf New part Har1>or Clttl Corona clel Mar II I 1)-• E"enc1aC1el El Toro, 15-1. •·IS. IS 17 M•I~ ~I Clef Ed1\0rl IS 9, n 2 SCREWBALL?-Corona del Mar's David Jobnson <2:!) soikes with reverse spin by twisting his arm inward dur mg the action Wednesday night at ~ewport Vanguards in 8-4 Defeat Southern California · College's Van1uard1 fell to som6 late·• innln11 dlsaster Wednesda1 ai< host Chapman Collece pulled out an 8·4 coUeee baseball victory. The.Vaquarda bad taken a 4·2 lead through six inninls behind lbe battln1 of catcher Mike Scheets, who had accounted for all four of the Van1uards' rour run• wtth • pair or two-run 1ln1I . In tbc rirat innin1 the Van•uard1 got a pair when Butch Plank walked, Mark WOOd •u hll by a pitched b&ll and Randy Greer made the batepa via a..n •rror t.o load th ba,.. for &h u . In the sixth frame WOOd led orf with a single and Greer doubled, but the formflr was cau1bt at third base. Stan 11lol'Das 1ot on via an er ror, then Scheetz singled again · to plate a pair or runners. The roof fell in when Chapman HOred \hree llmea In lhe Diving Resulta .._ C..u LMI• oew.. .... , m•• I Sfllll'q ~ CM"'"" Vltjel 1$1 "· 1 ~ -~tlltClllt1~IJ".U,t.Mlrcf 0.1 ... UM l•HI l!UOJ A, 11111!1'_..r Ill T~ 116.lt: S laltt Ltt\11(1 IUl\1119'1.llYI "t•, t M._ W.Vt Cc.r.M .. Marl lll1 tS ( seventh and again in the eighth inning. T Mel Beaty batd a solo homer for the winners in lbe fourth stanza. le.C-4.~~·~,.. '"~ .. .._. fllenk, _. ! 1 1 O Willier-. u S 0 t 0 WtcHl, rl l I I O i-1<t1e11I, II ) 1 1 0 OfMt.<I 4 I I 0 • l'lenntrY. ftl 4 0 1 , TllOmH, 1-4 1 1 0 t .. 111 .. , ~ I 1 I 0 S< ... eu, c • O t ) ICutMKlll, le • 0 I 0 Wll"", Jll ) 0 I 0 9MIY, r1 4 1 1 J W-lalle, di! 4 0 0 0 \19"'04, dh 4 I I 0 ._..,If • 0 0 0 ... ltTWr, t J 0 0 0 ....,.,,, • l • 1 0 rlU--IWr, <I •• , • _.yttlllte t 0 0 0: •lll'ltntrtY, 0 0 t 0 0 Wetlt, 111 0 t 0 Totelt Jlt. '' , .... ll't.O t 0 0 I T•t•h J2 4 I 1 " ... ..,,..... • Cl. ,. "' --· • 1 .. Ml 11 4 Edison <Huntington Beach) High'• Wayne Justl snuffed out the last Newport Harbor Hi1h fire to preserve a 7-6 Sunset Le ague baseba 11 victory Wednesday night at Costa Mesa's TeWlntJe Park to get the Chargers back in the race for the crown. In non-lea1ue encounters, M arlna (Huntington Beach) High 's Vikings were a 6-S victim to Long Beach Millikan at Long Beach's Blair Field; and Hunt-· ington Beach lost a 3-1 decision at La Quinta 07estminst.er) High. Edison had struck !or six runs in the third inning with Mike Zinn'& two-run double and Wayne Pahca's three-run double the key blows. The Edison outburst overcame a five-run second inning by Newport. a rally that was keyed by the two-run single of Jeff PiaskowsJd and Mike Hogan's two-run triple. Gordon Barr tripled in the seventh for Newport abd scored on Hogan's single, but Justl came in With two runnei;s on lh<' busepaths to snuff out the rally with a strikeout. Marina's setback to Millikan came when the winners posted three rwis in the final inning to negate what had been a 4 J Manna lead. The Vikings had evened lhl count al l ·i tn the fourth inning when Rod Davis walked and t'\. entually scored on an error. 1 n the sixth inning Marina scored three times as Larry Coy tripled and scored on Mark Oapello's single. Dapello stole second base. and after Gary Springer walked, Rick M1elk~ slammed a two-runlriple. Rut Millikan came up with three runs in the s eventh rappc•d by a two-run single to take the lead Manna rallied w1lh one run tn the seventh, but lefJ. a pair of runners stranded Despite the Joss. there were s ome bright spots for Hunt 1ngton Beach. Joe Gies bad three singles in three trips to the plate and stole two bases. Tim Thomas doubled and pitchers Rico Thompson, Ed Shute and SC'ott Gudmondson were effec llVl' * * r.orlfWIUt Mtt~• r• lo 1 = a• f 11 tM Pora! 1 0 1 0 D••l\ It I 1 O O Rut 1Jd, lt>l 0 0 O Coy, cl J I I o N•wlon, <lh 1 1 1 o Capello, 2b 1 1 1 7 !tm111>. P o o o a tr•ln :lb • o 1 o Fuo1 .. 1> O o O o Sorlnoer '" ' 1 1 o Tolal\ i• ~ I • ~-b.,;1 ... 1,,., r II ~ ooo no 3-• • 000 ,QJ I-S 1 • Hllftf ... Kii (It T!lomn. ss Vndnlxal>, lb GIP\. II (11<0. dh Giii. c Fun•, lb c; Lawrnc rf s..m.,..r•. Pfl Stullr, 30 S Lawrnc cf r1tomp1o01>,P ""ult p Gudmnd\n. p ... , ...... '0 '0 • 0 1 0 l I 3 <> )00 0 ) 0 0 0 l 0 I I 10 0 0 '0 0 0 J 0 1 0 l 0 1 0 0000 0 0 00 0000 01 LA OIM..U. 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Patlo ,p J u\ll, 0 Seur•r, ~' r olal\ Edl\on •OOO 7 I 1 0 I 0 0 0 • 1 1 0 00 00 J I ' 0 ) I l 1 J I I 0 •000 00 0 0 1 I I 1 l 0 1 1 0000 0 00 0 I• 1 9 I Ntwpoft M•tbcJr ' , " .. oro 100 o r J • 100 01 O• ) • I C•I"-' Mrltr1>r 8•rr. 1 I o o Mlltff, C I 0 0 0 8ulllnglon, pt, 1 o o o 01111~1. pn 1 o o o ,.,,,on, p o o o o Toi•'' 11 • • ' r II • 00. 100 0 ' • l o~ ooo 1 • • 1 Pisarski's Bat Paces Eagles David Pisarski slugged a two run hom(!r to back up the six·h1t pitching of Doug Frydendahl as Estancia <Costa Mesa> defeated Santa Ana Valley, 6-0. Wednes c1av afternoon at TeWinkle Park in ·a Newport Elke; tournament haseball ~am<' It was the first victory or the c;eason for the Eagles, now 1-3. Frydendahl struck out six bat- ten; and had excellent control, walking none. Eric Robbins and Roy San- ta Marin collected two hits each for Estancia but the big blow was Pisarski '!I circuit blast to left field with two outs in the lhtrd inning that staked the Easies to a 4-0 advaotaee. .......... ," • r llrlll !>•nl•Mar II , lD , J 2 0 lt~•.u • 111 8rlUll-1, i. t t I C .. 11.tn-1. c s I t l w1111...,,,-. > • o 1 ., .... ,,, , ... ... ,,"'-".,., t ••• ie ..... 11 1 110 .... tt.t• ,,,. "~"'. 01•• T"91• • Jt t I• It\ ..... AM..,...,, ., .... Amltt,...,., a ) 0 I 0 Swllllen, II J 0 I 0 Holl"", cf ) t I 0 ~.~ 1•011 lwlfl, u ) t 1 0 ClaA, rl 'Io o UljM.A ) I l O .._..r.111 •••o l'ri.-.• Jtt o TM .. , at' 0 ~ ....... r ti • 101 -J ..... I ....... , t \ r • 7 ) TENNIS I HARNESS RACING I MISCELUNY . Thutlday,M: ,..._._1e_1_a~~~~~~~D-Al_L_Y_P_1_to_T~~-- 'lo. It Was No Bloodbath Mesa Faculty Five Outlmts NFL Stars Durmg pregame w armups a friend sidled over and whispered her vote o( confidence· "You guys are gonna get killed. You don't have a chance'' And indeed, it a ppeared we didn't. The Costa Mesa High faculty was playing a team or National Footba ll League all star s in an exhibition basketball game Monday night. This reporter was added to the faculty roster as a ringer . m ob ~lous defiance or the tradition that a ringer ls supposed to havl' tale nt. The NFL team. wit h height, weight, youth ~d speed , was an obvious favorite. The estimated crowd o( 200 was paying to see a bloodbath, we thought The NFL st ars included wide Dave Cunningham receiver Pat Mclnally or the Crnc mnat1 Bengals, placek1 cker Be nny Ricardo or the Detroit Lions. safety Jc rr Severson or the St Lows Cardinals. Green Bay Packers Johnny Grey and S t eve Odom and a host or others OF VOLLEYBALL-The San Diego Breakers franchise in lite lnternatlooal Volleyball A.1 - soelatloo Is begiDniD1 &o look like tbe Orange Co11.Dty Stan, southern sedloo. Miles Pabst, UC Irvine coach and a bitter-blocker for the Stars last season, bas become player coa~b for the re-structu red San Diego franchise. One of bis first moves was to recruit Hilary Johnson, an all· IV A. backcourt specialist , from the Stars. He also lured away the Stars' public relation& dlrtt· tor, Pat AWg. Pabst bas bad contrad talb with the Stars' Bob St.afford (a Newpor t Beach prod u c t ). alt.bough Stalford is reportedJy goin g lo i.tay with Orange County. TOP 10 P OLL Fa fl t•en t'oaches from the South Coa~t and Sun:sel League volleyball circuits met last week to discuss a variety of topi cs, mcludmg a first ever Cl F lop 10 for their !>port They voted and produced the following poll for this aeason'i. top volleyball powers: 1 Santa Barbara; 2. Laguna Beac h . 3. Newport Harbor; 4 San Cle mente. 5. Mission Viejo. 6 Huntingto n Beach ; 7 University; 8 Corona del Mar: 9 San Marcos; 10. North Tor ra nee It m ust be r emembered that lha s poll was take n not by coaches throughout the CIF, but JUi.t those from the two leaeues. Sunset and South Coast. Seven of the top 10 schools are from those lea,::ues But that's not necessarily a re ason lo find fault with the poll. It would be difficult to find a prep volleyball coach or expert who didn 't agr ee that those twn leagues are the m osl powe rful 111 the ClF In future weeks. however. the leagues will vote only on a n Orange County top 10. •' Rustlers Sink Foe Fimlaid Paces Swim Win 100 onoo I Hml•od IGI 2 OJ t 7 K .. 1. !G 1 01 I ) ~1.'rKh !Fl? ~ 4 OIYU\Qi ' p,., .. IG) l S.asm11fl (F° I l Kr~ IC. SOFT TOUCH Bill \ .m.lley C lOJ lne" to "ho\Hlm\ n I.Jct \H't•n µt>renni al th(• "'oulh Coast .ind Sun'iel ~111n P;11.~t· B :J powers from leagues See The fat•ully rosll·r 1nduded sueh gn•ats as J im Gre~ Eagle" Gmur Jot• "Long Dis tance' fo'1sher Bob Bald Ea~te· llunkr, and othl·r equal Iv colorful luminaries Gold en West Co l legt•'s Hustlers s...,epl to their fifth straight swim victory or the 1978 cam pa1gn Wednesday. stopprng host FullL·rton ColleRc. 67 37 10 a non ·confrren<·t• trium ph JOO lh I KPr\<h If I 1 0) >, 2 8urcllllel0 I F , 111 J ao ...... 1c.11 i.o dink 111-. .... 11111 "' <·1 thL· double bluck of !00 I••• I 0.-MOll (GI •t l l Hol)C) (Fl II t, lL•dr'C.IS!O 1 ·011111:1 dl'I \I ,11'.., l rnnt ltnc Sea Kmg ... :111d :--.;,.,,port I la1 bur ml'l \\'ednesd .. t~ m a Al F1mla1d. Jim Pull and An dy Miller led the wciy with stan dout ind1v1dual efforts 100 bot<• I ~.m1110 GI 1 04' l G•mDI• IFI 2 !Ut.l l<Wi•lt.1! llS ~ ,,_. 1 Pull <Cl I Pl o. 1 c.ocon ... 101 \ OJ I, J O•r I F I ) 04 1 Alamitos Racing Entries Fant Po\t 1 O flAST AAC£ On• molt P•.t (14 n••tiQ M'""°' lO '>f'ftf"flt 4 Vf"oH "''"' 1\ ,,.-11 ""' r1..,.n.• \l..UO {14m1 +Of) µr 1( t' "3IJ(X.I M6r (rf"•d M•09'ft!11 Mtt\IPt tltud ((~•r·~Uff H,.1 Htunl l..1nutJtr•v• C.olt t I"'-"' kod,,,.., l .. , 0 ... 1 .. 1 Uo!O '"'·••h·r 'Tod1JI .,.. nQli l •\if• ri t ~ .. If',~ n Jr r F It-• tf'Q IShorU "*'~· H1ld4 tV•f •~<I '"9"'•mf SECOND llAC( <~ m ,, P• r • Yf"•' o•d\ & ""'°•' "'4on ••nf'\er ut woo tt t' 1 ff'O"' f Of)( " P\u \• n 10C Jot\n) M•Q•t Ml\\ I Voll.tf 0 \oart .. <C.runOyl Pt<tttr•~ LfO t 9• .. lbf, Af'btl AmtttC.t/\4 (Oun rttq•l'\I Alw•y\ ~J:M'< ••I I \l•H•nd ·~h•ml T•mpe'\t Pr•Or N l(hftt 01\lllle-d C 81M.•u·n~). C."1pf1rf' C,1r1 fFr•n~t1n1 THIAO llAC~ ~mo,. 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Chit\ Cl•co\\P') l umb<!r Pno 1110111 K•rrV\ Orum t R1lch11) N•lim ~ v1111andlnonaml 1,,1>IC1tn JIM ((r.itnPt 86ttflry Aubin) EllQI• R•cto• I P•rrvl Bub btl,,Q vi .. w (C.ot.tdrf'IUU NINTH llAC[ OM m•I• PAC• C '"' m1no Mtr•\ 10 Pl"''"'"' • Vf"•t Old\ 1\ por<Ont Pur~t ...ol'O Cf•lm 11'\Q PrlCP l lO(llO ~na• Rronwvn IB•tbvl l•qamon IVall•ndlrtQhaml T~u-r,lo•m A cOuomer), 11810• ' Led IAublnl Calt<1on1•n Commeno CGoudrNul ~"• lor Eltect 10.,lon•I Crao Gam• I Laco•t•I Srn9a Boa•v CC.reQOr.I Gymnastics S.11 Cle....-UI UI Clft JI) ~lltll Gott• Floor uerclw t Woodrow CSCI 1 H • 1 Hill ISGl 7 0 l E"""arch ISCI • • Sid• 110... I Z.mot• tSGt • 0 l Que .. tle ISC,1 S • l M<lrM>lo ISCI • s R 1110s t Loera ISCH 6 1S l V•oa ISGI S JS J Wootln>W tSCI 4 I\ 1.ono t>o•w t v~ ISGl t ·~. ! Hiii (5()1 ., , 'dw•rd• CSCI ro Parallel 1111.-. t II-t$GI • U, 1 WOOdrow (SCI 4 .», J 0.1 .. dO IS.GI 4 0 HIO" bar I Talley CSCI S.t ! EdwArd• CSCI 4 SJ; 3 llouoe (SGI l '5. All.round I Woodrow ISCI 4 .... 2 lidwarch CSCI •ts For Coastal Area Net Summaries S•tldlellolO Ill !II S.11 Ot"° CC s.,,. ... ,._a1t,.,rmt1~r <~' c:lf't Pino • 1 t>-0 ~··• ou~ •SOI dfol 01"'" 6 J, Io '; lffvOr1n 1\01 ctf'' Jon~' IJ I • l Hvf"IO ISOt 0.-f F1nl,_1 b) I IJ I b (_,old\mtlh •'>0• orf .. ullt•t ;, , '" f.,.1r .. 11 .,01 oet Horn t> • •, Oo..t>ln ~4tt• '"'"'"' J"Jon•' ~ Ot-f f_,t>lr.tvn1lt\ ">vtrOv• • .& fl J & '-o \ d"Or1n c...,,,,.11 f(,,[J t:J.,J f-uUr~ fullflr "' ~ 1 ~ .. H•'" ... Ut'IO Hll dt'I ()Oyn ,...,n • l 6 l Geltl .. Wat '" (II u Y•tl•y SI ...... Pouo Gt del G.rMlltdo•n .. ,. HI K l ynoll IGI 001 ThomSOft •I, •I P•r.-.m !GI .,.. S Huntley • ). • 1 ll10tllO ((.I clef M HunUey .. , 6-0 0 l ynoH IG) dirt ODs<h '-0 ' ' Ut\lr• 1(.I def Sftll\11 .. I, H OeoMa Morn\.t.1 Otf B•u•O. °'' Pfoltr\on 6 l D•••dW>n 1() "'on 6 4 6 J • J 61 l\ll~bo.><nlCo won•• ••.IS 6• K•trmen t(I •cr.t \ ~ It. 1 ft •Of'\ 6 I Ro\tii t mt-r\on t(1 df'I O•w1\ Hunt,., ,. ' '> 1 c>tf Mite n .. 11 \tf'p~f'\ • t • ., WA\Mr YOU"Q ~r· WM • j fl• ,.,nnbO &-0 Y•"'l't C•tl• Me-t• ttJ) C•• O•rw Htll'lo s.,,. ... Mel•OfUM\ !Cl '°'' lo SPMh • ,, '"" to (Of'_.n .H ~I lu<.u '' cset O••CI• Hl 0 w..,,., ICI 10\t l>V M l•uH. won 64. 1 •. I ), 1.unt CCI won • l , I S, • I 6.0 Woll• ICI "'-1 I • IO\t J • 0. won 6 I -.. L111 J W•rMr cCI dtl Tonov C,1e((lltl lo 7 • .• J , d•I ltWll McCal>cl • t. • t, 0 N••I P•n••n !Cl won• 0, • I I I • l ,.,....i,.~ tAult '"'''"' Str•1er Monoe tCM• won by def.ult tw 1ce- J11nl0< Y•r>1ty c .. 1. Mew IU~1l 114hl O.tn• Htll• Si ...... ~htl\•rd\On tCM> Oef Huwt-•lf'' b l dt-f Bowf'\ & t dfot Wtlco~ • 1 •o\t tu t.oo••" • • Pet.,....,, CCM I .. on 1 1 6 l IMI l. 1 • Htn•• ICMI .. on.) o\ t lo~t J 6 ~ 1 MeHr:()1'1l)n I (M l '#Qn& 0 10".tl lf> 1-4 wonbO -.. 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El to.I lo MICM I• M l • 001 B•oou •O mt. _ .. o . .,., · To be fair, 1t should be ex plained that the faculty roster included a rew former collegiate players not yet out of their prim e Jeff Malstead, Doug MacLean and Mark Embree, a ll on the staff al Costa Mesa I ltgh T h at helps explain why the racul ly pull('d orr a miraculous 55 52 upset in overtime T he all stars were playing m their hrsl gaml' together, and 1f wt• were rn lhc mo<>d to look for excusl's for th1•1r loss. that might he on1• · Tht•y rt· ,, gn·at group of gu\s.' lluntt·r. the schools a I h I l' t 1 < cl 1 n· c· t o r • s a 1 d a f Lt•1wards l'H' had experiences w 1 L h oth N '\J 1-'L ba s k etball lt.'am s 10 the past. and some are intent on proving how physical they can ht> but not this one 'It was a clean, fun game And what's more, they usually play for a fee. but this t ime they donatt•d all tbc proceeds to the ... chool F1 mla1d recorded st·asonal bests an the 200 yard backstroke < 2. 04 ll and 200 1nd1 vidu al m edley 12 03 9> in loggmg a pair of triumphs. And J im Pull recorded his hesl ever in the 500 free with a winning 5·02.0. while Miller's w mnang lime of l ·46 8 IS lh(: fourth best tn GWC history ~ Wnl !ill Ull 1'11tl•r1•n •OO medley relay I Got<lt'n W•\t J •~ 0 l 000 Ir~ .. I C.01onll1 IG) 10 21 l l Cl6v Ir 10 U 1 l Pull ( G) to 11 8 100 lrn t Miii•• tGI I .i, I l (,•mt>lt II I •8 S, l Whi\r IC.I I SI V ~O Ir•• • Ot-11 IGI /l • l ~IP• l(>I ll 1 J (l•~\t"Y tft})) Area Pre p T rac k JWIUOf' V•r"'' £elf-!lftl IH I S..tltlloNO 100 ' WA1'11 IEI tlO 229 t W•IS!> IEI HJ, uo ' 81Kk ISi Sb' 880 t Smvt"' IE' 1 11 . 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C.OHtOe: c11 R1ven1<M Cny Cotll9f" i ll J I ••n !i.odCIP11>¥• cou-at ~n Ot-'"• r nl'•Q• JI !i.onla An• 1t Clt•n(lt' C.CW..t (Otlt9' ,, Udl.tb•ll Hun\11.9ton 8•1ct\ "' Nf'•port H•rbor •' M•lf' ~u11rP P•r\.. t ~ )Ql · Eo1soi V\ f 1>un,1in \l.tllf"'1 41t M•I• SQV¥P P•ril. ti' Coron.I • O* M•t •l [I loro I l U• •t M 1nKJI'\ V;e10. 1) U• Urnvtr\1tf •I s,an <.lt'tnenlf> C) 1Sl, 0-W Hill\ •I L"9U'\o1 Bta<ll () 151 04.tnlJP o1t E"°"<••' •l l\t Lullwr•Or-11 IN1"9Ht(lll llPIY\..I. Mat~r o ... , 8•~ _,,go,.,. .... ll ISi l.•bff1• (f\r1\U•n .t V1ctcw-V-'lt'Y Q\ft"han (l) ...._, (111•~ B•i>'•\• •t CMtt\tr,ano Villlll'\f C"Vl'-*t-W\ I JOI c.ap.\lr...., Vollry .-Hunlln(lton v .. t" Chrllll<ln al CMla AM>• P•r' (3 JOI Yo41•fl>atl -corona clel M.or .. , E• Toro. C.. • M• .. " Mission V1•10. O<llW Miii• •I i.__. Buell, Un1wri11V al s.n Cl~mtn!,., WWI<.,...,. E Olson Call •t ,, C~····-.., ....... •I ....... Hl(lll. M•rlna al Ellan<•• lbOlll •I It Gl-.01• Collf'9" at Gol<lt'n w ... t OrM>~ '°"'" Coll-.,. ~n Btrnon:ltl'D !bOlll 411 JOI Po\\o It l)'1'0tt !GI def Gar•~ O·•n Tr.om"°" w 6 l. Vo~llO·- !C.I O•I M Huntl•Y·~ l·S 61 P••n3m 0 Lynott !GI d~I S Hunt111~m1tn .. J t-l t l Uh \I rt119f\l *In fO< Go~ WHt ' noof retordl Vanltv S•n C!...-e UI !HI CtlM si.,.1 .. CHla Meu 1141 Ill 01,... Hllh ~ ...... Aqun• !Cl 094 MeCrHry •·l del WMIOvU • 0 Pott•l (Cl won .... • l, Jann er ICI Ml s ..... ,,.v •-O. ck>I Mc°"41 •·l Grews ICl won• 4, • l W•hl 6 l HUQfln (El tosl '" 2 • won • • 6-l Rock•• (£1 lost '" 2 •· -n 1 • 1.s Wl\italler IEI oou l • 1 6 l •·won • 7 S Oeolllln Hu9lln 1.u!P~ IEI •e>l•I wttf> 8or rtOQt Goolr•v '"·' l dPI O..v10.on Cofltn • 1, • 2 K•ltv·W••outl• (EI lo\!. 7 0 •. .01111" .• .4 Crippled Youth Honored hnnl> Hunt•l'IQI"" 8Htf> •• NPWl>Of'I H.o•l>Or Founl••n VaUey •• Ed1,on M •r•n• •I W•~''"'"''tf'. c.p1\trano V•ll•Y .it Lo•r• C•U •• l JOI. C0<ona del M.ar at El Toro. 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S,.r.,1cr.d StnQoA Lauren Prine.• '.a.Am. r-re4"n\it'I AdMM U Eu<la ._Ml<lfl!tllt .,,. 6 1 aem!Mr> C-ol l"•Kt \II OI SE COHO 11-'CE ON mol• P<t< • C.ondltoOMd ICD-11 I yu• olds •nd undtr Purw '1.100 P•ctltC O~UOtr •l•<~•v• M41< O•ul>er !Amos) •IO .. 10 140 HO I IO B•rl Gltn••IP IRatcllt«dl 1 00 To mp 1 061 ~ AlM> r•r"'CI ... Or~n PTmc:• Ain 1.+ttnl MAr1nf'r. Andy\ Toppt•r, • rtnt " • •f"IQ. OcNn Bird ~cr11tctwd Rttwl Am.,tt .tnil Ooshllt!d THIRD llAC£ o ... m•I• P.ttP C.ond111onro (CO II ul·brf'<I ~ y•nr old• •n<I under P.ur" ~.000 s.. .. m1ll Salli• ILac~slel Newoort F•o.~r IWflllam.i QuoqgyAn"' •Bavl•nl Tim• ! 041 s I Ml 'llO l 60 tloO •OO I IO A I, o ,.._ c e 0 A • op•" o !.4u•••lllrd Fuego GrM\d•, Tn<••I Cll•roer, Bonllo Scr•tcllod Miss Scoot, Monterey Oe• ,.OUllT" ltACIE -ON mlle P .. e Ct•tmln9 hand•<ec> Purse $1 :!00 E•nalla IRa!CMOfOI Hal~yon Ht ril- • 1t ••b•t1d Mary8•rR- IOun,..1>a<•l Tim• l 06 .Also ractld l1t1ol•te1. Pao My•• note, Robert J w uon Lowr Scr•lt-8111 R-r Yl••n FIFTH llACE ()np milt PK• c.1a1m1nc;i 1f6n<11<11p Pu•_, •t.olOO Hale yon Hllr1 ! l(utblf!fl 10 40 14 00 '40 O.•mond IO.•~· t tO 70 6 IO Bv• Bvt Victor !SN>ru 4 60 l•m• lOl -.1\0 r~ed SPf'C.t•I t.vf'nt J•rn tf\~ D••r. PoOPrO'l.O )•11 Ft\hY•I f IV1"9 AOd No ur•tCht1t SIXTH llAC[ °""' m•ll' P.t<_p Cl••mlnQ '*'°''~ Pu•\f! U ;co AIJO\ lltlly ! O•'Omarl •no • .0 •IO OM on OM l(.oudr••ul ) lO S 40 Andy l C.,,uO ISO<•lf9\I l 00 lom• 1071 S Aho r.e<•d ~t•r Du'' B••u Sooney Bro""' Cl•uoc 0.~qn xratc...ci Tom Tryu Stouny Grovt Row llounds, The H~!I .. U IH<la .. Al JIY' alflf & >-0... en o .... P•fd \11 • SEVINTH llACI 0,.. "'''• P•t• c1a1m1no ,,.no1t•o Pvr\t ~.IOO JJ\ Loaoll-r (t;prlQO\l 14 lO Gvo•r S•m (W""••d• S•r1t09a E•n IP•lffttnl Tim• '1 Ol .. 1 ~ 100 soo ' •O 4 lO ' 10 .Al\O ·~tea Rl'C klto Rod M• H••••s!••w. Hl9hland Ch•mP, Tor••Greoa Strolch•d Oaubelle P~n•w• B•v. Sco111s11 Olif'I N IEIO"TM llACI Ont mile ,P.ce Clelml"9 n.Mlcec> Pun• U.llOO I Ll11>on Laci IOH omt rl C.OlcrH (Spn9Q\I Sangi L .. ,. C&ffll>yl Time 2 0011 Ho •<rate.,., l1 00 ''° } '° S29 4IO s '° SS • •~J L,.hft Latl a 6, o.tc,...., ,.,.. '"1 • MINT" ••c• One mll• Pau Clalmlf'l9 handle.., Puna U,300 Octck HaftCI -.. OubO>e Davis !El '°'' 10 lur,...r How•rd 4-4. , ... dtt N•<ro·FAllH 6 I 6 I An.tt-C..11.,,,.., I El lo•t I• l 6 \011116.6 I ClOuMH HIPPntr BrOOk• CE I llHI lo CoQnoq Sturm t 6 .,_.I Ola..-rs L .. h~ I • J,.n,1n\ Wt'1Shun t EI IOiot i 6 -~ I 4 V•r\lty Un1vor•Hy 11•1 1121 Mllt-Y11,. Sl .... a Oo u lost (O Pelton S·' O•I A•totll\ f> l <IPI VtrdUQO 6 I def C.1l<e.tlh 6-0 Wt Ht I UI 10,1 0.• '" l • won•·' M•U•' lUI lost •·& .WOif' • l 6 l •-0 Wiiii\ I UI lo.I I 6 0 • '. ) . -.. Strobl WalCO!I IUI Otl l•• H•t\n•\f'Y 1 S 6·t O@t L•rse" Collln\ •·t. f>.2, PKktt"Me .. r IUI IO\I l·6 6 I won 6-0, •·l J .... 1wv1nlly U"lvertlty Ull (7) Mlulon Y••t• Sl"lln Ma1•1n IUI tosl to M.actuso 2 .. lost to Nun•n Sol, clPf Tramrntl •·l. dC!t England 6·•. Slmpl<ln CUI ...,,, 6.0 1 6, •·1. 6 l 011 .. r IUI won 6·' • l • !, to .. '"· S<Mnnum (UI IO\( '6 won & l. 6 t 6·3. o...111 .. D•w son Nickel I Ul O•I Luo W•IUr 6-0 ,~. clPf Robblm. Ralktlot 6 t 6·1, Oaw'IOn,fhO<'npson tUI IO\I l •. l '· won 6 3, 6-J. ~ ...... _.. Min i•" Vl•la (11111 16Ytl U11lffnltv ~ G•loar IMV) lo.I to ~ton • I ael 0U"9'1n lo 1; Moelter CMVl lo>t 16 won •.•. -(MV) .,., Roqerl .. , def Wiison 6-2, BrK ken !Miii won 6 0, 6-2 .,.,.... A ur •l-At and (M VI loll 10 V•rmulan-SI..-H. Clef MAioy Rle<aro RN>nd•, lu<•¥ HondO A 12 year old Laguna Hills boy who suffered a c:rapphng tnJury la!>t Deccmb<'r will be honored Sunday durin~ an exhibition pro soccer match ut Mission V1e1n High School. The California Surr a nd Seal tie Sounders. members of the North Ame rican Soccer League. wlll play the 11\atch al 2 Sunda\ to help raise funds for Edd11· Rua 's hospital expenses Rua . ...,ho played youth socC'er 1n the LaAun.i H rlls area severed his spinal cord when hl' fell frmn a roof while ... tn~tnf( Christ mas light:-; The boy 1s paralyzed from the waist down and phys1c1ans say the cond1 l10n appears perma nenl. Organiz('rs of lht• m al<'h say as mu<'h as $6,000 <'ould be don<itccl to the n ua family 1f lhe t•\ cnt 1s a sci lout T1ckeL5 are ava1lahll' al th1 Montanoso Re'crcat1nn C.:entN tn \1 iss1on \'1ejo. 831 1981. and furlhl'r tnfnrmallon C"an he ob tamed by phoning th<: Region 8'1 ~outh soccer hotlme. 581 6030 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pro Scor es Hati.twt Hackey L• ... .,. P~•laMIP111a l NV R•nQ"r> 1 II•~ Toronto 5, Wa~tnc;t!on 1 Coloraoo 2, Cl•,..•-1 !l·.i Mont,..•••, Chicago 7 ... u ... ta ,, s1 Loul\ 1 V•ncouwr 7, Plnsl>U•Qt> • Nellaflll ....._t'Nll At M<i•ltoft NPw J,.rwv 111 Ptw»nuc 99 Phil•dalpflll t U. Lo• AR9f'I" '1 S.n Antonio 135. 0.1""' 0 Indiana tit, 8ullaoo 106 Oanver t7J, Goldtn Slote 111 lal1U11ti9ft ••MNll Chlt•llO IA! t3, Phll-le>fl•• \ HO<l\I°" J Clnc:lnNO!• 1 l<•nH\ CllV '·!>I Lou" I Ott roll o. Plt\\bur9h I MIMtsOl<O 6, N~w Yo• k I At I Tr .. , to. Atlanta J Now Vor• (NI 3. lo•on•<> I II lo lO\ An9f!I~ I. BAlllm<>t• 4 80\lon 9, Mofttrul J S•n FrAn<•'l<O l O..~t•no t Clllca90 !NI I, San 011•00 l C•lllornla •. Molw...,i.tr t Clotl""'d I S.•lllo t Banquet Results O•AHOI COAST """""'"'' Mo•\ valuabea •••llllf 'Mok• Ba• rtlo, laln Olrlt Cro•wn Miki '"'klH 819 Hurt -••d 8•rroto C,ymn•ttl(~ f:ounta.m V••l•Y .. San CJeoment# .. no '-'""na 1t El RM'< no lnv1t1t1~I P pm • Gold9n We\t Colt-al NJCAA •I Fa"""""°" NY Girl~ boshlb•ll C.o•o•n we,t Coll•9t •• O•an11• Coa•I COi~ 11 JOI fr•n<•• P•r~,.. HIQll •I C•P•>I•-Valley H19h Ill G•ri\ \Otlbalt Ulllll Sta tt di Gold<rn Whl COll•Q• t~~..O.r .;1 1 o mJ. Cr,,•IO'-•• (J(~ ll JOI c,.,.., ~-·m.,-.111111 Rio Honda •• (;otckn Wf'\1 lOll~9~ Ill S&ddlt'l>o!lck COllf>Qe ., Aover\Ult C•h Coll~O~ 1)1 El\l,_e Hlqll al DAM Hiii\ !J l~I 1rv1nt .-.1ot\ •t W•fatmln\ter U• r.111\ tr•01 L•k~wood .11 trvuw H1ln tl 01 1' Slh•nl•Y CMarcll Ill C,'(rt•.,•\l1t\ C.oldt"n W•\t (OllM)P .u N(JAA •I ,. ,.,m1nq1on N V (j1rl\ ~,ai~tlMtt MArrr 0~1 Al SI Ant..._,,,,y 1ournt '( Girh tr¥., UC. lrvtM •l C•I \t•t' Hor1f\.r1oqii. 1nvfl•t1onAI rCJ • m • Grattan, AubUrn T1gtr U ••acte 7·E-11• & t "•loen Htrll .... ,.......,_. U IHCU M)eck HIM & I ~Y• ,,,It<., '*tu. .. $2,500 How much will do it for you? Com11e1c1,1I Oe!l11::. been helpmg peoplr 10« more lhan sixty ye.us So whatP.v11r VOll (lf'C\I A few hun<1red OI even .ts n llCh as ss.cro Just call us ilbot ~ 11 lo.vi AHenoance 4.7!6 Eleclronlc Technicians Digital Sy1119mt To'"' and troubleehoot compucer controlled •V1tll'lll fOf lndu1ttlal llpflloetlone. Appllc1nt1 mutt h.,. mlnlrft um 3 VH l'I dlfltal 1Ylt•n11 teat end ttoubltltl0Qtln9 teehnicltn ••1Nf'1-nc41. LHrn more about th-openinp by tllephon• Int Lou T/ffPll/1111t 11141114-41r1, CDNAAC t 300 lo"' Avenue WESTMINSTER , CA. \Ne ftnd Wi\Y-, to he lp COMMERC:IAL CRt,DIT P.LAN. INC. 1A Ca1tlom1a CorporattooJ rersonl\l Loans Co1ta Ma.a • 3'70 E. 11th Street Oran re • 1t11 Town 6 Countr)' Rd. Suite SI Cl"fllll t 4t• ,....,,..M. A••llabw In 1111111> .. ""'f"""'"" •I o ..... p lht• I F'LORSHEIM S H OE ' I we Carry Sizes 6 to 14 v'l/1dlhs AA·EEE You don't settle for anyth ing less than the best. Neither do we. The Royal Imperial · Collection from Florshe1m As much as 20 days to make a single pair. In fact. we make them for only one man in 100 Are you that man? ·fl""/J~ ' , .. l'ASHIOM ISi.AHO • ~T llACH 644-4lll 27 Eut Main St Alhambra(213) 282-3878 Benk Ameocard • Master Cb~ •Hemphill CNr;e J , .. 7 • .. DAIL V PILOT Aquabelles To Swim The HunUngton Beach AquabeUea will be well represented In the na· taooat 1ndoor synchronized swimming championships at lhe Ci- ty of Commerce Aquatorium March 20-25. The Aquabelles will be represeoted by three age group teams along with individuals and duet competitors. Celia Sanbrano will compt!te in solo competi- tion, then join sister Regina in duet act1on. Heidi Kozischek and Kristi Bedard wtll com- pete in duel competition in the 15-16-year age bracket while Gayle and Jodi Henderson will be in the lO.year--0ld action along witb regional win- ners Karen Madsen and Dee Cohen, also or Hunt· mgton Beach. Team preliminaries will be held March 23 at 6 with the final events at 7 Saturday, March 25 Baseball . Va"'" .. K lfk Q.. 161 Ill H .. \/alley Cll. Hunllngto11 llolley Cl1r1Ulan · Thor"4!, p.s.s "'·J-0. IM•rClln, 011 •.O.O.O; Kinta. II >-1).J-O, Reynol°'· lb ).(M).O, Sl•-.•~o~. t'lelm ct J.4.1-0, Donofrio, lbl4 H>. Bur'n•rl, c~O;M ...,..,71>~. St~w•rt, ft(M).M. TOl.ob12-l+o Sc8r'I .,. .... ._ HtoValley()I PaclChrisllen r 11 e 001 000 1 I • 4 01n 100 • • 1 1 -'-lorYaf'NIY O<-Yi...t UI Ill lolw Gu"" Oc~•n llltw Hornet er l· 1 Io, Hunger le, u JO 1 1 Cooom•ir'. 11 l4-1 0, Brbl>tne, ID~. Shult, clh J.1 1.0 Fltd>ugll, lb ~ Kolllt, Jt>J0-1 I. KnlQhl.< l.(MMI, w,..,., Oh 14-0.0 RetMollz. o 1 I 10 Perl<, pr. I O.O·OB, B<tlhn1, rl 0 0 0 0. TotalS 1) l• ). ' " . Oc••" 111.... 010 010 0 J ' 1 801~ G"'"" f' 000 1100 0 0 J 1 .... Fnday, March 11. 1e1a Collegei, Preps Women's Athletics S.ltlHJll ML SAC (I) 111 or-.-CeNt OrA/IOI c:i..t; ~-.. t-..0; Herr.r•, c a.1~ Gal......,, Jb >-1).t-t ; ·~If MH; wo111. .... n •~; T..-_ cf ...... ; Gaddl .. lit ~; ._.., u ).1-N; Croft. i 1'°"4MI. Toi.fl M-2'~1. s-.i.y1 ...... r II • Or91>9t CO..t 100 •• 0-J s ) Mt. S.., A .... 000 Ollll 1--J S l OoN..,WlllUI (ti Itta.._. Golden WtO-Eflel, 11 >I 1·0; NlchOll, p 24t.t, Knol(. H J~1 Wlnkleple<IL, c Z.0-M; Crou, 31> ).O.HI; Gllli91f1, lbu+o, Sa<rlil, cl J.o40; v-., pf\ I~; SloclL. tb ).O.t-0; II.,.,,..,,, If 141.0; a,1,..,.., rl H44. Totals. li-H·2. IC:w'li.y1 ...... r • • IOI) 010 0-1 ) 0 000 000 1-1 I O s ••• , •• ""'...,• IU> Ill> 0..... West 200 meotoy relrt -I, Uol-Wnt t OS 0 200 lndc>-1. euvv...... IGI f f1 t .1 ICuelll IFI 1 Jf S, J Loter IGI 1.19> SO trtt -t. Sclw>eldl<' CG) 11 4· 1 0.w "POrtl CFI V .S, l ... ,'°" tGI 1'. 100 ba<ll-1 Aovlellt O'I I 10 S. 1 S<hltle CGI 1 ll.1; l . Da.,.nport IFI 1 us 100 breMl-1 Wl'\arth (fl 1.16 .• , 1 Kno• IGJ 1·11 1; J. Wallls IGI I 11 l '°° frH-1 °"""'.,, IGI , oe s l Grove lfl 2.11 O. 3. Kruch CF) , u. SO lly-1 Hamill IGJ 2t.O; J, Sen· Mr IF I 32 0, 3. Goddard tF) l2,6. Olvl1'19-1. --IGl 41.JS; 1 Poll" CGI JI.JO, l. M<Conrwll tFJ 30 so 100 trrr-1. ICuel\I (Fl St.6, t ICtrscll IFI 1.00 2; l . Scl1naldtr CGI St' 100 lly-1 Gro.,. (Fl I °' O, 1 Wr.,.rtll IFI 1.10.1, J. ,.,, • .,,. CGI I Ill SO b•O 1 5clllele CG) n •. 1 llovltll~ IFI l2 •. J. S<hnelo.. tGl ]J I 100 lnclO I H.,,.111 (<ii 1 0. I ; 1. W•lll• IGI 1 10t, 3 O•-rt 1fl 1 11 I soo lrro I c.,.,.,,, ... IGJ s ll, 1 Grove If I S lt 0, 3. ICerscr. IF) • 1• s so brU\1-1 Wn..rtn I Fl JS •• 1. Kno• IGI l6 S 3 ~cl IFJ 1' 6 700 trtt rel•y-1. Full•r1on I .ff O V•nlty El 0-.. 1.,1 Ctt> ,...,._ 1r¥1M ltll IMJ Villa,._ 100 mtOloy r1t1ay-l El Ooreclo 1 IO• 2 lrvlne2 •o. 200 trtt 1 M<Alfe IEI 109l. 1 Cos,.tll I El l 11 O; J. Frellner !VI 2 SI 0 200 IM-1 9"1114"' Ill J•o a; l ..... 1'1'111110112, J ic.oc:111Nlt,1. 1(-11 lV>. a:tt.O; I. IMtlllf'I Ill • .,._,, ICvtlll•r IDI l .T; z. z·SI t. ll.ltrlanlt COl U ; J.. It-IL CNI I.I . ,. "--'· ""*-Cl!) au. !. ...,,._,,IC ...... (01 U ; !. Ctlol Cllffl" Cll 1'.t;l.O'Oell Cll JO• M0 ... 11 101,-.... CNl l .S. tlO fly-I , O'Neil (I!) 1101.J; 7 l'IHr-1. Ulet llenH-. (DI, 1Cern6"11 lV> t:••J J.. WelMold Ul) Newman IOI U , J.. .-... (NI U . 1.lo.t. f All-n>und-1. Multool (DI 11 t, 100 fr-I. 0.-1 (II 1·01.1; !, Matllefl Cl!) •:03..•, J.. O\or1 .. (II l:oi." lOO ,,__, Me,Nfte 11!1 S·)7.I;, BMhl•r Cll 6!41.tl; J, McArtlly (El , ,, .. 100 baclL-1. Andr~ II!) l:U.1, J 0'0.11111 t Jo.J, J Miiier CEI 1 ll t 100 11r .. s1 -1. WtlnholO 1£1 1 ZH. J. PllerOll !El I JO 0, l. Ball.er Ill, 1 JO I. <IOO trot r.iov-t. El Dor-• Gt o 2 INIM •.U.O. . 'J'r(ack ...... '-•• T-(111 U71 ~ llNcll 10.-1, 0.-CEI 111; 2 Thlet (eltl T~ IEI. uo-1 0..11ohoo 1£1 Jt 7, 2. 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Slater IG) 10, 1 GudOe IGI 7.l Floor ••rclso-I, R1<1 CG) t 0, l Slater IGI . s. J Joftnson !GI 1.7. All rounc1-1 Alu (GI )) '· , Slater IGI l2 S. Z. Johnson !GI 29 l Vaf'tlty 0...Mlllll U1 JI ("1 11...._,H•- Va ull I M ullo" (0) I 4, 7 _.....Vanltv ..~M..wllM..4) (ts.610...Mllh Va111t-1. Gorman (HI I.>; 2. (11•1 OroenllerQ, (Melro CHI IO. B"I 1.Gom*l1Hl t0;2.0,_ t.ro IHI l .t, J. SulK011!y (HI I 1 Boam-1. Kiiiian CHI 1..6; 2. S11N IHI I.), J. O..W. CHI I 0. ~toor-t. 0.-INI 7 1; I. tUtl OorM•n IHI. M.,.f't CHI 1 J. All.round-I Gorl'llMI CHI JI•; ?. l"IMtnllno (HI a I. Yaf'ttty ftM-1111! (ttl.UI 8fl9cla \leu1tl119-l Simi-IEMl 7.0 t. flaker Ital) 1.0, J. Owl.....,_ IEMI 6t llarJ-1. DentlQllr CEsll S.t; 1 H•nwn C £111 U ; l. 8..rteMn IEMI •• BMM-1 Oentiger (Eil) 1 t; 1 l.<twrence IEstl 7.41 J. ._., CEm 11 Floor enrctw-1 o.nrtoor CEsU 1 S, 1 (t••I B•ker CEUI •ncl L•wronct I E\U 1 2 All.,Ound I O•nt'9er IEill 1S.1S, l Burleson IEMI 22.U . J .... ler ll•rslly • 11M-1144.JI (llt.4) ISIMCla lle111t1nQ 1 111rl MarubOr .. 111 CEMI •nd Gol~r CEMI 1.0; J Del/ore C EMl 7.t. Bors -1 Mar~Jasflf (£Ml 1..e. 1 GalsC>.auer I EMI 1 0, l. PM Ion CEMI ••• BH m -1 Marvo.y .. lll (EM) 7 t ; 7 Devora (EM) • eno HrnnesS*y (Estl 1 '· Floor-1 Coven IEstl I l; 2 Marut>•Y'"hl IEMI I .I; J. Ac .. ., IE\11 I 9 All round-I. "'6ru!Mlynhl I EMI JI.I V•l"llly ~In. Valley CUl.11 (114.4~ Co•la ~ Veu11-1 Fr-lcllson IFJ I I 1 So~auyr I ft I s. 3 WH>er CFJ I I. B•rs I 5.n•uye IF) I), 2 Wel>rr I FI I 1. l _.llc• CCI 1.1 811m 1 S..•u,.. IFI I?, 1 Hut lmantFl416 lWtb1rlFl1S ~ 1oor I Setauye !fl t 0 wooer If I • l, ) Molllce CCI , .. ~wVanlt'r Fiii Valley (UJ.S) 1111,S) C"la -.... \lault-1 Granier. (Fl 7~ -• CCI •.I ; J McMUtt !Cl •.3 B.,,_1 Gr•nlch CFI • J. Wu the rs I Fl• l, 3 ROM ICI S.t . Beam -I Morris IF) 1 1 , florin• IFI 7 t. l Grev ICI 1 O Floor -1 Slll!Mlta IF I I 6, 1 Peart (Fl I.I 1 S.11• (f l 1 t NOW THROUGH THIS WEEKEND Baseball Standings tOUTM•ltM CAL. ClOltl'8•a11c;s W L M LAH•-6 t ~Wiil J I f ~" , , , IAM•~ I I 4 ....... 2. 4 u1ew..._. • > 4~ Loe ..... CX: t • s ••z .... -.--. Cy~-6, ~ NllWca s MINION ClOltPaaaMC• ...._.Dl+ltHtf ..... Sollthwtai.-l o , SacldleMUI 1 I I S.nOI... • t J f'•kNNf 0 ) ) ........... 61.tlll• Cltr\11 J I kn lefM..illO 2 2 I 0..ffty I 2 II<\ ltlver.i11t I J I~ w. ••r'•lafft s.no ...... s-._ ... Sout......_,.10, Patom.v I Cllnla., 5911 a...nare11no > ......,..o- Ole" .. al ltlftnlfe ........,.,._ Cllntt .. s.dlltteOo<IL IUvorMflt et S.. Oteol CNftoy •Seit ..._111119 Sevtltwnlem .. p...._ IUMIST UAOU8 W L Oe w"tmlMw 2 o EClllOfl t I Hunll"91Cll'I 9Htll I I li'a<IM I I F°""laln Valley I I Na•Po<IH.,..,, 0 1 • ...... ....,..tc.re Efl-7,.........,,, Htni« 6 ......_..,..a..- Hunllngton Btacll wt Newp0rt Harbor at 111111 ~·Pan U 301 ECllson vs Fountain Valley .. Mii• Square Perl! (I) Laguna Soccer Event Planned An all-day picnic for players, parents and volunteers for youth soc- cer in the Laguna Beach area is bcheduled Satur-day at Laguna Beach H1gh School. Soccer matches. skill conlesls. award ceremonies and an ex ' ,. ............ GIRLS' RESULTS I MJSCELLANY I BOATING , PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUS eustlllHI II~ STAT•MalfT The 1·011ow1~ l*10ft It dolnta IMlll-""J H : AMl!AICAN VAN UNI:$, 2lO t. Oyer !Itel., SU.le L. S..te AN, CA '2701 c.11ar1ea "'°''"' w~. m Ml• tlon, Apt J, Goita 1MM. CA 9242' Thi• bull-I' <onduclltd " .. ,,.. .ivtouat CllMIM M. WaltlNI Thia ••-'-wN Iii.I wftll ttw Covn t y Cl or IL el Or eft99 c-ity .,, MArc111, 1m .... Publltlled Or-. C-1 Dlllty ...... MArch t, 16. U. JO, lf7' tl•7' PUBUC NOTICE .. ,..,, 1u .. 1a10. COURT 01" TH• ITATI CWCAUl'O•NIA ,.Olt THI! QOUNTY 01' OltANOI No.M»M NOTICI 01' "llAltlNO l"O• l'ltOIATI 01' WILi. AND ll'Olt LET• TlltS 0~ ADMl .. tSTllATIOtf WITH Wll,L A .. NUCED, AS succnto• TG CMAltL.U C. CARTll• Etlale ol SUSAN E. CAATl!lf, O.cunCI. NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN !NI l<INNETH G CARTER has filed e PIUllO" tor P..-t. ol Wlll •nd lor Lettefi Of AOmlnlstr•llOri wltl1 Wiii Annned, as s.itc•U« lo 0..rlos c. Carl w rof oren" to Wftlctl ts ..,.,. !« lurtr.ar 1tOrtlcutan. -trlat the time •nd place Of he¥1nQ ,..,. -Mo -n wt tor Ao\af<ll a, 1m. .. 10:00 a.m , In ..,. co(,n,._,, of 0.IN'tment N.o. i of Mid .-t, at JOO O wk c.ntor Drive Wttl, In IN City 01 Sonte AnA, C.lllornta O•loO M.trCll 9 1971 WI LU AM E. SC JOMlt. Counly 0••• *CAWLaY & IOI/ICM •11-yatuw U.WILSHtltE 8LVD,.SUITE Iser" LGS AlfGELU, CA. toM1 Tel 11hluum AttorNy lw ~lltl- Publl\llH Or-C.0.sl Daily Piiot PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE • "CTITYout aus1 ... D' MAM8 ITATllMaNT TM fol-nv ..,_ It clOlnQ llvsl• -.SIU' LEO AUTO 800Y lltEPAIR A CUSTOM, UU1 w-.1 State St. Wasl"111\Stor, CA f2tl1 Raul Roclrlqvet. 71Jf w. Aurora ••.Sonia Ana, CA '110t Tiiis bvsl,,.. II c.ondvctod by •n ,.,. dlvlOU•I. R au4 lloclr 1Qw1 Tlllt llat-1 W.U lllecl With lht Covnly Cltrlt ol OranQO County on hb. 17, 1971. 1'*71 Publlahltcl Or-. C.0.st Dtllly Piiot, Merell 2, •• it. n ... ,. 9JS-1f PUBLIC NOTICE su,.•••Oll CIOU1tT OP Tl'• IT A Ta ~CAUl'OtlMIA JOtt TM• QIMIMTY M ~ MOT I Ca CW llfTa MTIOM TV HU. ltl AL ... O .. altTY AT .. al VAT• SAL• MO . ._...., Ellale Of STANLEY A. AHL.MAN alle ST AH LEY At'IL.MAH, OeoN-. HOTICI IS HEltl!H' OIVl!N -on or after April tl, 1'71, .. .,. ,_ .. flee ot It--Dip\, Atio. ... .,. .. L.aw, JUJ w.tt Goe" H..,._ay, lolilot .Ot, H•---1 IN<"· Callfomla, ... uncMfllllf*. OOrolr.y M. ,.,,.,,,..., .. 1a1cvtrh1 of ttw Wiii Of IM .-... narnH .-... Wiii Wll " ,.. ....... .... to IN N9Ntl -!IHI btodier, 1ubl•c I I• conflrmellOfl by ulcl Superior Oiurt, all rlQllt, '""· Int.,... 8"d •.i•I• of ... Cl decedtnl ., Ille, .... ofr.11 death, -all rlQlll, Ille., Olld 1 .... t1ru1 tl\I uloto hu Kqulrocl e.y -•llon of '"""or OIMl'WIM. -· "'"" or '" odOHlon to Ulal of Mid O.C.-dtnt, In end lo that 01rtoln ••I_, ty 1oc11.o In t"' Cl ly of O.to Mola, Cou111 y ol OronQe, State of Calllornla cl111£ribocl as tollowa; A11 w,..oh•I--·lwll Interest •• 1 .. ...nt II\ (ornmGI\ II\ And to Lot 2 of Tr<Kt No 14IO .. per..,_, 1'9<•dM i.. look ••. P"91' IS ol Mlac•ll•- Meps, 1n II• Office of U. c..-ty Recorder al Mid County Tho P-'Y ll <O<'lll7'0ftlV ~ end ,..,...,.., to • '"' ""-*· c.&a MAM, C.lllornla TM l&lo Is -1«1 lo {urrwnt ~ CO.,.Mnll, ClDfldll-1 .festrlCI-. ,.._ Mrvallons, rigMs, rionts oC wo, Aid MMmenlSOlnK.ord Bids <H off~ ere l""lleO l<W sAICf pr-rty -must bl 111 -lttng ano MAY ba Cleltve•od lo '"° U•cult'l.o personally"' 10 t,.. ~tee ol ~ •1-tornays, K.-and Dion, llll Wnt c .. u Hl9llwar. S...11• 401, N••Port 8••< h, C.ltlofnl• 91643, or m•y bt lltod In tho office of ""' Cl""' OI tho Superior Cou<t •I eny llmo alter ,,... llrit p11b1tcaucr ot th•• n•tt'• •ncs be lore lh• maa1ng of the Ml•. T .......... and CO<IClllloM Of Hie: CHI> or 1Mr1 c""' and part <radii, thr term' of IUC:ll credit lo bl acceptable to the u..-.ionac1 .,,., lo tM S..perlor co .. rl, l•n percent ( 10"1o) of Ill• amou~t blo lo accompany Ille oiler, •ncl lM belMC• lb be paid llOOft t-fl rm a tlon ot HI• by Ille S11perl• Co11rt Tell'e•, rent$, operall1>9 and maintenance ••~Ms. ono premiums --------------Ion ln•ur•nce •«•Pllbl• to lh<' PUBLIC NOTICE purcllHer, \l\all be prorated•• ol U. <1<111 ol recorolng ol conttyanco. Said -------------~••••wilt be ..woe IH>On '"' w•u•I l'ICTITIOUI IUllHfSS NAM£ STATll.MENT Tilt foll-Inv ""'son • • l)ul n9 """ MiS •\ OH THE LINE Hil \E RVICE THAT SPEAKS vov~ MINO. llt01 Coa\I Hwy , l~una a.acr.. CA tloS> Su••-M 8rl~ri.y U11 Co.Kl ~WY , S 11 B. L.aqv,.. 8eKr.. CA .,01 Tr.ls """,..," ,, conouc.t~ by"" '" dlvlOUOI Sur..,,,. M Brlrrll'V •K tow term' The protJtrly I• 10 bt \Old on an "n ., b•\IS ~·<'1>i .n to llll• ""'° t~ UI\• 0.f\,IQl\f'O '""'~Vf', ·~ right to tt')Kt ."., •nG 4111>10\ Oelf'd ~rch 1S 19.'I. D0tocn, M At\lmdf". E "'''"'.IC ot thf>-Will fJf Sl*11e-y A Al'llmttn •• • S1..,,1.., Alliman. De< ic ......... Oteft. Atlotrne~•tuw M.trc'1 IS, 16, 22. "" h ~ b 1 ti o n b y t h e t----------10;..;1_1 ;...;..,. Caltforn1a Surf pro soc-PUBLIC NOTICE TIYI• n.1-.1 ... , Iii~ with 1hr Covn 1, C ter-ot Or •noe C.ovn1 y on Feb. 21, lt/8 lllJ W Coal!",.,, ... , ~II• 401 Hewpert lleecll, CA. tZ..J iel th4Y~ .,,..,. .. ,, ..,. Eucvtns cer team are on the•------------docket. Act1v1t1es are Ft0tn Publl\IWQ Oranqor C.0.•I D••ly Puot, Mor<l11 '· ••.1l. "II Publlstwd Or-c;o.,1 0.UY' Pilot, Marer. ,., 11, 2l. 1971 scheduled from 10 a m. to 5 pm STATEMENT OF WITHDltAWAl 83A ,., 10•1 18 l'ROM P'ARTHEltSHIP' O .. EllATING UNOER l'ICTITIOYS I USINESS NAMI! PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie fOllOWlng pe<son has wltllclr-n PICTITIOUS IUSIHESS ., • Qlntr•I parlntr 1•om ,... NAMaSTATllM£HT PUBLIC NOTICE. oartnar~p -•hnQ Under t,,_ lie Tl>e foll-eng PWMtn 1~ 001no bu\t ll-1&4'1 SUP'f'lllCMll C.OVllT 01' THE STATE GI' CALIFORNIA FOil TH£ COUHTY OF ORANGE No A•,.u llllou\ bu\lnrn n•me ot ABLE neu .t\' MA INTENANCE •t 71081 Whit• Horse NEWPORT GR.llPHICS 1011 ln , HunUnQlon Elfo..:n, CA <n-Wnllt S•1I• W•y, C.Oronn <kl Mer LA NOTICE OF HEAlllNG OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AN O FDR LETTERS TESTAMEN TARY ANO FOR "UTHOAIZATION TO ADMINISTER UHOER THE INOf' .. ENDENT AOMINISTAATIO .. 0~ ESTATE~ACT Tiie 11ct1llOU\ b,,.,,... .. name stat•· '1&2S m•nt tor tfw pu1nen111p wos filed on Slevo 8;,Q<\1111 •OJJ WP\11• \,.,,, """' 1. 1416 '"""' Coul\ly of Ounor, Way, C.O•on.o O<rl M"' CA t'/hh F'-'fl tWtmf' •nd .tOdrto-.\ of th~ ~non T "l' bu,1rte"S I\ cor,aur tNt by .,n 1n ttttlrltwtOQ d1vlduaf K•1'1IN'n wt111e 710!>7 Whit• Hor~ Slevt' 11,t,onalt l•""· Hunt.ngton Buth, C.A 91MI> Tll1~ >1•1...,...,1 ..,.,, lllt'd w11h '"" f\IAI• ol RALPH P fOWAROS. ••• RALPH PELTON EDWARDS O.<••~n K•tlllttnWl\lle County Cl••• ot O••noe County on ,. Ftb 11, IY/8 Put>l1•twc1 Otanqe Coast Dally Piiot Marcil' lo, ?J, JO, 1'18 ..... 15 Publlsl1l'cl Or-C<Mtl Oelly Ptlot NOTICE' IS H£RF8Y Gii/EN 1""1 MARIAN 0 EDWARD~ ., eoutt ''" fllf'd "~rr1n • pe-tll1on Jar Protwt• o• Wfll •nd tor ft\u.t.nce or l..~ll"'" TeU•m•ntMy.,,., for Authof"ll•t•on t6 Adm1n1SIH ....otr t,... lf'Or~I Ao- '111 M•rtll 2, 9, t•, tJ, tt71 ~-------~---~ 11' ,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SU,.(ltlOll COUltTO,.TNE 1--------------1 r•11n1\1r.a1t011 ol E\l.lllt'1. Act, rtler..,.~ STAT!! Dl'CAUl'OltflllA~ l'ICTITIOUS8UJINEU 10 •Fll<ll Is m•dP tor lurtllPr THI COUNTY OF OltA"GIE a"' HAM£ $TAT(Ml!NT parllcul•rs, ""° tll•1 t"" time .ano .... A....u Tl\l'toll-lnQ .,..._ 15 OOl"Q bu\I Pl•<r of l>P•rtlli:i ,,... um. r... bftn .... H 0 TI c E 0,. "I A Ill ... 0 0 .. llH•.. • for Aorll •. 1418. •110 00. m .• In u. P'ITITION l"Olt P'lt09ATE 01' WILL ALLIEO TOOLr UO Tarm1n"I cour1room Of~,.,,,..,, No l ol U•d A .. D L E T T ll • 5 0 " A D • W•Y. CO\ta Mow. C.lllornl• t1n7 court ••• 100 C•V•C Y"1" Or."9 We\I, MINIST•ATION W~TM WILL AN· Jtrry NlllEW.11 •n.to..W 19th •nlhtC11vo•S.....l•A,...Ca1.1orn, •. Nf JltED SlrMI, CO\IA-C.l1f<>rn•e ·~11 D•led MMCn 11 t•ll £Ua1• OI OOROTHY W SHALER. Thi\ bui<..s• 11 <onduel~ by •n in Wlll.IAM E St JOHH, ~<rned clfvlouel COU11IY Cle•• NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN lhOI Jtrrv E.r.leman HAHN & HAHN DEXTER H SHALE II"°' fllecl htrrln Tiiis Sl•t-t wa' 111...i wllll l,,P !STAHLE y L. HA"NI • bfllllOI' tor Proo.te Of Wiii and Is-County Cltr-01 Or•nQI County 0,. •1 E C•lor-Blvd. Sir - \IMn<r of Letters of Admlnhtratlon Febru.,y 11 1978 Pau<teft•, CA t1101 wlll\ Wiii Anne-roleronc:o to w111c11 l'tooll Allornay ler P.tll-r I• maoe tor turtr.er partkulors, •nd Put>ll•""" Or-Co.t\t O•''• p,101 Pu~"""" Dr•"!Jf Co.1st D•11v Pilot 111•1 ,,,. llr•• -piece OI l>earlne ,... F•b 13 •nd Mil• 1 • lo .. ,. IOI 18 March lo, 11.13. IV/I wm1 hu _., ..i lor April •. 1~11. •• -------------10 00 • m , 1n ttw courtroom of Depart mrn1 NO l Of w 10 court, .at 700 Civic PUBLIC, NOTICE Center Oro""-"· In uw City ot Sonia -------------Ana, Calllornl• FICTITIOUS llU$1NES\ Pl'BLIC NOTICE Oeled Mar~ 1J, 1'18 NAME STATEMENT WIWAM I . M JOtlN, Tile folfowlng !*rt.Oil Is dolnQ DU\I C-tvCi.nt SALLIE T lllYHOLOS,MIMIE• JAMES A GUNDERSON A LAW CGllPORATIOH UUI ... _ • lla .. ncl• L.at.,.a Hit"· Clllfen\4• tt6» ~ T•1: 11tt) IJM- Atl9rMY ter: _II,_ nen .,. MARSHALL LEASING 1'01 Cortntr"ll.rl W•v. Suitt-0 N,.•Por I 8HCll. Cehlornla ~MO Wllll-Ellli Mar\l\•11, •11 North J1nS\ w ... Ananetm. c.11ror,,1• •110f This bu\lneu Is condvclecl by •n •~ dlv1dual Wiiiiam Ellli Marf.ll•t• Published Or-Coast Dally Pllol March 16, 11 n. tt11 TlllS sta1.....,,, ... ., flll"O •1111 '"" 1oso.11 County C••~• ot Or•nQo County on ------------1F~bruary11, 1'18 PUBLIC NOTICE ,._Jt Publlslltd Or-Coe" 0811y PtlOI II 1M&$ SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OFCALll'ORNI" FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No A '41U NOTICE OF ttEAlllNG OF FlllH AMEN DED PETITIO"' FOR P'llOBATE OF WILL AND FOR LET TlltS TESTAMENTARY ANO FOA AVTHOltll.ATIOH TO AOMINISYEA UNDlll THE INDEPENDENT AO MIHISTltATION OF ESTATES ACT E'1•1" ~I lEO BERNAAt:r BEACHOUSf lor,,.pr•v '"°"'" "• lEOPOl O BFRNARO OERGHAV'> 0f'CPA\f"t1 Feb 13 •nd Mar 1. t, ... ltll n1 II T"9 NI-I 5.NWM Comm1H11ty As -·-------------SO<l•llon lltrtby glwt •-1 t>OI•<• ot NOT•(f s H(l>fRY C.IVEN ..... Bl: AT R l(C Af RC:,1< l•Sl h<1> ltl@Pf'n Of'nl AOMt1''1Ut4t Mot f ')htlf'\ Act. rt-. fftftnCf' lo wrutn 1\ "1AOr tor fu,-~r P""' lfcuia,,; •na tn~r ·~ 1tfnf' •l'lld P••<• ot """"-lr•no ttw .\.M1W ha-s, tw'"f'n we tor M•r< n '8 971 .-1 10 00 • m , in thf" cou,troom ot Ortp.tnnv-nl No Jot '••<1 1ourt. r\l 100 ( ,,,, Ct<nlt-' Of-1~ Wt;t1 in '"* C.1 fV ~ 54.,,_. Arw. C...••,o(n1•. Its '"'"'' to llullcl .on ollk .. -•t10t1 10 "" curre nl oCllc.e. loUIM at ~ NIQUOI ~ 0<1._, L.aQVne NI-I, C.lllornl• ntn Addition will U>ntaln two rooms of _,,•lmalrly 7SO Ml. It Pub11il1l'cl Or9n90 Gout Dally Piiot. Marc 11 U. 1•. 11. lt/8 10#-18 PUBLIC NOTICE "'9tJ Publltlled Orenoe Coast Dolly Piiot, Ftb n •nd Mer. 2. t, it, 1m n>-11 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Ditt,.d MAr· h U FUI Willi AME. SI JOHN, County C.l•rk MAHOE\. A.ZENER no N EY<hd SI . SI• lllS AMllel m, CA ttlOI Allorneu tor ~trlllW'tf Pulll•H...O o,.,_ C.OJns arr dolnq llviln•n •• IAVINIO HOME lOENS. llHJ M•tArthur Blvd, S1111t '1$. trv11~. C.l llOt .. 1 • .,1 u Jem•t T Capratr. 11\\l MA<Artllvr ., .. , Suite 01. Irvine. Calllorl\IA t211S Wllllorn l Tu•~••', 111 To--c ... ,,,,, l'ooct, Or•riO". c;a111or~1• ""' T .. lt IMllN16 IS ~tod by .. In• dlvlf.,•I. WllllamL Tvo ... Tllf\ alat-.i _, ltlf'd w1tll IN CWlll'f' Clert. ot 0.•"09 C..unlr on Flbr\lary ti, 1'71 CA .. aan AND *OOf!ALO A-.ef"Muw ey1 .le-T.~I .. MIAMM,.,._....._, •• I lrot .. ,Q ..... f»U ...... ..... .,,,., o.-.,.. Oaelt Dally "'"" , ... ta Md .. r. J, •• , •• tt" - "'• 7 ., MARMADUKE by Brad Andenon BOOMER ~O,OU> 9UPO'I, t ~~ 'b) Al'JD JCl' '1il'h' AYIA'I &.A~r Ylf.£.{· ~NO I MISS PEACH "He gets self-conscious about his size around you!" FUNKY WINKERBEAN 5HER1.oCK HOOIES' a . SWIET caSES c- ~ER1..0CK HOLME5 At-ID 1HE CHINESE COOKIE CAPER ~AVE £XXJ A~ IDEA OJHO "lJlE C.U~IT I~, HOLME&~ '(E.5 I WAT50N ! IT'S 1HE ~INE5E~A~T Ct!JNER ~ HOO! . . . .... ~ •.. ,.. by Tom Batiuk Thurldey. M.rch 18. 1918 by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson DOOLEY'S WORLD MV DAD SAYS HE'S GOT ONE 8URN1..tG M®110t.J ... PEANUTS I CALLEO MIM LAST NIGHT, MARCIE ... I CALLEO CHUCK,AND I f6KfIJ HIM IF HE LOVES ML I THOU6HT TALKING 1V HIM ON THE PHONE WOULD HELP ... -ONE GO'tL ~E HOPES ID I REACH BEfO~ HE DIES . by Charles M. Schutz 'THAT snJPIO CHUCK~ HE Oll'N'T EVEN l<NOW WHAT TO SA'{! SOMETIMES, IF l{OO W.K TO SOMEa.tE ()4 THE ~ LONG ENOUGH, THE~'LL FOR6ET '{OU ~BIGN05E! by Roger Bradfielct CASEY By Charles Rodrigues OR . SMOCK by George Lemont GERIATRIX YOU'O ~A ~~fer INTB'PRcTe~ ~ CA~Te~ ON t-\15 N~ 1TZIP iO YO\..ANP ! -· 1 A~KED JM WIFE ro COME IN, 8lf( '™ AfRAJp $µ£'$ NOHE.LP. •• GORDO A)..SOJ.EFT A LIP60RE Mo.A64P IN >11'5 J.DVJ: J.IFJ:f "' JUDGE PARKER NANCY MOTLEY'S CRC:W f:JLJ"f. ~SS! WE CAr-ff f'RNfi}fAT! 11'17 TIP- Off SNAK~E:YE! MO, N01 KIP! YOUR FA'T'Ht:R.'S SUPPOSE!E? -ro PO 'T'HA,-.' by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan ... DELIVERY ROOM ,,..,s ONt..Y A CHOCOt..Ale CIGAR, POC.IOR :X: KNOW, NURSe,eu1 II e>RE:AKS IRAPlllON by Templeton and Forman TODAY'S CIOSSWDID PUZZLE ACROSS 52 'phone pert UNITED Feature Syndicate 54 Coasted W~nHdly'I Pur:zl• Soll/td. 1 Men·a ntme Abbr. 5 Banene concoction 10Honduraa 55 Cooltlng 9\lr11ces 59RetPondto e letter 83 ThrlSll port 64 Crevice 14 lnctlne 88 Aclor Burl 1 5 Ste<90tyP9d -· 18 Miid oalll 87 Rellll H· 1 7 Plu1 tabH1hment 19Look11tet 88 Being. 20 Old fr coin S1>9niall 21 Plane 89 -men curve• 70 Cut tl'le lawn 23 M1n'1 neme 71 8 lldl 25 New Haven u ng I" 'II Ill IAll'\HI ~ t. 1>101111 Lll'llt:I s T I t t T ' F C I E•C l R C R UllNU I RE l'lfJ.R I ~ I ~ &I .. ' I s E T"' IHI Y I p .a I' l .. .... (1 I I! I I S •1 1 ~ I ~ •r--1 p !I f • SI IA GtNR E R I I I ~IE.IU l HA I ~ 1u:IUUY 1 H I I p1rt unlY«alty 13 Wr11H higll l)l'lnt1· 28 Clle~ DOWN further pies completely 18.. ad ~, M k d 30 "-teated ... otor .. 1 e ry "" through 44 Lent sane 34 Like vAIV 1 Pronoun •• ., 22 de 47Elderly !*-much 2 S..-refuge ·-35 .,_.-... 3 Auto France son .,..... IP-pioneer 24 R11se with 49 Eye part 37 ~=ge 4 M00te Ilk• 1 el10tt 51 Ster ad ,001.t,...k aneke 26 Gardener angrily .,,. 27 Ancient 53 MuSICll 38 Set of In-5 Pricks pein· •tr .. -enls fully Roman olh-direclion ..... cial 55 Insincere 39 Panlltoned 8 In favor of: 28 Elecho 56 Speak in· 42 Scottlah Prell• reauua" coherently rlVef 7 Cebfe 29 Perform an 57 "-A t 43 Of llrat prln-8 France's e1terclaa ...... ore ea clple1 Abbr. nelghbof 3 P cakea 45 Glade g Worth being 1 tanlat Art 58 Fill by oaek--Ing 46 E.xclte to IC• naneted 32 Wipe aw:y 90 HabllU.I tlon t 0 fll(loua 33 Senlof drunk 49 Secondhand 9Qltallon membef et Eitttrnal: tranuctlon 11 Shield: Var. 38 Runs In p,.fht ISO Judges 2 12 Bowling neutral 92 S.11 pert worda alley unit 40 Pursuit of 85 BelOfe 7 ... , ,. ,. . ~ Thur.clay, M•rch 1&, 1978 Business Fuel Increase .Backed Miller Offers TUXJ Steps to Support Dollar WASlDNGTON <AP> Pres1 dent Carter should litke eitrly aclion to tncrea:.e fuel prices by !mposlng fees or quotes on oil imports unless Congress qu1ckly enacts tus energy program, says the new chrurman or thl· Federal Reserve Board 1diance on fo1e1gn 011 by mak· mg tt more expensive, 11.nd said the pre:.ident should bf' given authority by Congress "lo scale 1t as neceissary to deal w1lh the problem appeur~nce Wednesday before the Senate Budget Committee. Carter's energy program, of· fered nearly a year ago, has been stalled m Congress since lhe n Board chairman G Wtluam Miller said he favors an import fee, whtch would seek to cut U S "I HOPE THAT take!> pla<.·t• M 11ler said qu1c.k reduction of ti S consumption of foreign oil 1s one of two things the govern- ment should do to build foreign confidence in the dollar. The other 1i; lo "come up with a ..,trong anll-10flat1on program " ht> said Y. e're getting down to v~ry few choices and we need lo do something soon," Miller said in State's Mortgage Rate Reaches 9 3/4 o/o f" LOS ANG ELt-:s 1AI'1 Mort~age rates in California, Arizona and Nevada have nscn lo 9 •4 percent from 91 2 percent m mid January and bank111g 0Htc1als Teport lh1s 1s the highest level !>Ince January 1975 and well above the s :i.4 percent registered 1n Decembt>r 1976 OHtc1als said the rates were increased because, with spnng a·round the corner, the demano for loans was picking up though s'avings innow was lagging. . ''Until we get through April and into May I don't see any loan reduction in prospect." said John R Williamsson, executive vice P~csident of G1brultar Savings. Beverly Hills \}le notl'd April 1s traditionally a short "cash" month for sav in$. s, bl'cau~c or m:my '.\ 1thdrawals from t.avings accounts to pay 1q~ome and properl~ taxc:. .• Williamson .ind <>lht•r banking 0Hac1al'i queried IO a survey or 111ilJOr savinj.!s ~nd lo.in associations. ~aid Tuesday that savinlo(s are cominl! en l.H·ttc·r l111s month than 1n January and February Desp1tt• lh1" lht·~ ;.Hhkd ltw first quarter I,.' ranning h<•h1nd the first thn·t· months 11f 19ii MILLl!:R EXPRESSED great t·oncern about what he said is an .1pparent quickening 1n the pace nf 1nflahon above the current r<ole of 6 percent lie said that t'l1uld darken the nation's 1·t·onom1c outlook · I hope we have the courage lo make inflation the highest priority for domestic economic poltcy right now." he said. ad tHng that the pr°'9em has grown worse 1n the past few months. If anything, the 53-year-old Miller was even more outspoken than his predecessor, Arthur P. Hurns, in warning of the dangers of 1nflat1on and in questioning ... omc of the administration's l'Conom1t· policies ~ILLER , N0~1tNATED b} ('arter to head the Federal Hcscn e Board, "a:. t•onfirmed hy l hl• St.-natf' I ast "ec•k. CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL Even With Increases, Utilities Average Less CAPITOll/AllllN MIANS ro CONVl R J CAPlf VI I U t ASH It j'\0J Capitol Home Loan c. '4' ,f(...¥,t • l t•Q .. I \ •' tt • •J • Vi,· Rt.11i1. i,~, • 1 r1 p COSTA MESA l1)0..-•• ,,.. ""·'' 714/540-441:? ANAHEIM 1.)3\ N l1AC1>ln I t:'• ... SAN FRANCISCO (f\l'l Califor n1ans paid about $2 15 hilhon 10 h1i.?hl•r utility bills the p<1st 21 ~ yt>ar~. but the typic~I homcowner's monthly tub rose onlv about half as much as th<.• nut1onal a\eragl' 'fhl' push pull of rate rncrea::.cs und nt•1·;1s1onal n•fun1b 1·0.m ... 1a1:0,:cr thnsl' 'I.I.ho p;.1y the pnt'l' for ga!>. elcctnc1tv .1nrl tl'h·phone-. Hut a few facts rrom th1· ..,talt• Public L't1ht1Ps C'omm1s ... 10n 11•\ 1·<11 '1.1.h.1l pn·..,sure < ahfornia.., 1111111) ratl'S put on potketbook:. IN THE YEAR ENDING last June 20. lht• state ., typical homeowner pa 1d S2 08 more f:'ach month on ut1ht1es than dunng the year before &t the average bill across the n<tllon inc·reased $4 08 Jn the i:.ame period San Fran ('IS('o won the honors with the lo\\est t) p1cal monthly utility btll of 25 ma Jor c1t1es -$29.38 Between Jul) l!JiS and Januar }' 1978. the PUC allowed ut1ht1es to hike bills at a rate or more than S2 15 hdlion a year Tot,11 rcques~ for the i>ertod were $3.6 billion annually A MAJOR SHARE of the mcreasN. reflected fuel cost int•reasl's, acl'ord 111g to the 1lt.Jlitics cut its C'Ui.tomers' rates by $400 m1lhon in a three-phase operation t·ndrng n<.'Xt October. The end to the state s worst drought means more water to power hydroelectric plants .ind ll•ss nl•etl for costlier alternate fuels and purchases from other ut1ht11•s IJl'T ON THE OTllEH side of the <'n1n . lh•·rt· arl' murt.' than $941 m11l1on in n-quest\ for general in 1·rl'ase.., for ga~ and f-'lt·rtnc1ty pend ing bcrw lhP PUC And P <ll'1f1l Telephone said at "AOuld file an apphcataon Uus spring for some $471 million more annually Thl• comm1ss1on 1sn 'l expected to act on this until 1979 The PliC last September allowed Pac1f1c Telephone and General Telephone to reduce rates by $73 million annually and lo make refundi:. of $271 m 1 Ilion tn connection with tax t''<pense treatment. But this was stayt•d pending thf' outcome of htiga lion Al'WI ........ 'VERY FEW CHOICES' G. Wiiiia m Miiier Quality W e ek Proclaimed By 16.Cities Sixteen cities In Orange Coun- t) have issued proclamations de- ~1gnating this as Quality Week an keeping with approved stale il'g1slat1on for observance of California Quality Week The Amera<.·an Society for Quality Control is comprised of professionals engaged 1n the management. engineering and sc1ent1fic aspects of quahty and reliability C1t1es issuing proclamations included Newport Beach. Buena Park. Garden Grove, Anaheim, l''ullerton, Laguna Beach, Placentia. Seal Beach, Hunl- i n g lon Beach, La Pal ma, Orange, San Juan Capistrano. Stanton. Tustin, Westminster and Yorba Lmda More Money Goes To Pay for Housing WASK{NGTON <AP> -Amen cans are 11>end1.ng a 5maller part of their paychecks for food and clothing but a bigger pie~ for housing and trurusportatioo, the government says. As wages and ,prices have climbed substantially since 1960, the average worker has'cban ged substantially the way he divides up his earnings, a Labor Department report shows. The department iiiacovered the changed spendine habits while constructing a new con· sumer price index, which went into use last month. The index 1s designed to measure changes in the prices Americans pay for a wide range of goods. WHEN THE OLD price index was first used in 1960, the average hourly worker spent 26 pertent of his income on groceries and restaurants In 1977, he spent only 20 pen•cnl Nme percent went for clothing in 1960, but just 6 percent wa:. spent for the same purpose last year. Housing consumed about 35 percent of take-home pay in 1960, compared with about 41 percent last year. Higher prices for houses, financing, rent, fuel and repairs ac&unt for most or the increase. Transportation costs gasohne. cars and bus rides rose rrom 13 percent to 20 per l'ent of spendable income during 'the 17-year period T H E AVER AGE worker'i; buying power m 1977 was abolli JO percent above the 1960 level That s 4 percent below 1972 when spendable income was 14 percent greater than in 1960 A department economist said workers tend to spend a smaller percentage of their disposable income on food and clothing as income increases. "Historically, as incomes go up, the proportion spent on basic necessities, such as food, has gone down. You can eat only so m uch food," said· Ken Dalton who heads the consumer pncc index division. Awera2e Wa1e-Earner Spending: t9&0 t9 71 --Housint S 355 \40 7 f eod ' Drink Junsp11tat101T A,parel Medical cart lnter t11nment Otheu 26 2 205 Ill 202 090 -OS 8 069 031 054 04 5 039 044 Total \I 00 SI 00 S.ur<e. U.S. Oepet t•Ht t f r ... , ,., w1 .. ,.. .. °""' HOME SHARE JUMPS With more money to !!pend outside the grocery store workers buy second cars and longer vacation tnps. he said~ In add1t1on. he said, famJIJes ar~aller now than they wen.- 17 years a~o which .night ac 1·ount for the smaller percentagl' of pa)chccks going tu the hutchl'r and thl· tailor But speculation aside. i.ome economists say !>Imply that con ..,umers are :-;pending more for houi..1ng and transportation because the cost of those items has grown more rapidly than the cost or rood and clothing. M E ANWHILE, TRIPS to lht> doclor and hospital took less or total income, falling from about 7 percent to 4 percent in the 1960·1977 comparison Employers have assumed mon• of lhl' t'OSt Of health insurance Countinns Promoted II. l~e Smith has 1oancd Eba!>CO Services, lnc , as r eg1onal manuger for its domestic business ae- velopment 10 Newport Beach west region. He 1s responsible for matters relating to business de· 'elopment in the southwestern Umted States. He "as previously with the Energy Systems Group of TRW Inc .. where he was involved in busi- ness development and market analysis for new energy technology :.ystems and pro1ects. Ebai:.co. a New York-based firm of engineers. con~tructors and "'consultants , provides pro- fessional sen ices to the utility industry • Douglas J . Weeks and CUrf Piscilelll have bel'n appointed vice president of Downey Savings and Loan A~soclatlon. Weeks is loan davunon manager. He is responsible for loan production. loan marketing, loan servicing. appraisals and 11nder writing. Piscitelli is manager of secondary mortgaee president and direl'lor of the Kmghti..bndgl' Co Vvonnf' Alaniz has been named manager. tour coordmallon. for Maranatha Mu..<;ic, Costa Mesa Assisting touring mus1c1ans and promoters of their concem with media coverage, she will abo nollfy retailers and d1slrtbutors of personal ap pearances o( Marantha's recording ministers Miss All\mz has been with the company for tv.o years • Harold R. C'omplon, General Telephone Co of California publtc affairs administrator. succeeds Donald E. Flamm, Ford Areospace & Commumc;i lion Corp. director of public affairs. as president of the Orange County chapter of the Public Relation' Society or Amt>rlca. Flamm is moving l<> hi'> company'!> head quarters in Detroit, Mach 7i4/778-3450 LONG BEACH '>014 t C* "'"" 9,.., 213/421-9333_ •.. ,_ ............... ~ With 1t all. thl're ;1ppears to t.w some ~ood ne\\S on the hori10n l'aC'1fic r.as & Electne Co plan ... to In-state Fares Could Inc rease For 2 fjnes • market operations He is responsible for cash flow management through the sale of loans in the secondary mortgage market. lie 1s also responsi· ble for builder take-out loans. Compton. vice prei..ident of the chapter StnC'P January, has worked in public rt'lations for General Telephone for 20 years Leland E. Oliver, president of h1~ own a~enn in Orange, has been selected to fall Flamm .., vacancy on the chapter's board of directors MILLIONS OF LIVES SAVED! Tiil' i\lllt'l IC;lll l'JIH'\'f StH'll't~ 11·port' that m1l1111n" or f1111t1·11t:; h,I\ ,. ;.il1 .... 11I\ 1w.-n 1 1114•!1 ol <.::1nrPr. ;111rl h:I\ 1· •.l111w11 Cl II I' \ I d I' II I t' II r rPl'urn•ru·1· iol ''""' ~ year' Jfl1•1 tlr.11~11(1"1" 1111d A irlines Offer Further Cuts LONDON <AP1 TtAo British airlines. under li.S pre:.sure, have abandoned their hght against ex tension of cheaper trans-Allantac fares to nights between Bntam and seven cities outside New York Spokesmen for the government's Dritish Airways and rndependent British Calcdonian said Wednesday that. begmning Saturday. they will offer slashed rares between London and Washington. Philadelphia. Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Franc1sro SACRAMENTO (AP> The U.S. House Aviation subcommittee has approved changes in a1rl.rne regula lions that could increase the cost or ;.11rllne l\ckets for flights within Ca1trorn1a up to S200 million an nu ally The 12· ll vote in Washington Wed nesday sent to the rull Public Works Committee a bill that would lel the federal government regulate in- trastate airlines that also have flights outside the state. Affected would be Air California and Pacific Southwest Airlines, re· i.?Ulated by the state Public Utilities Com mission rather than the rederal Civil Aeronautics Board Their rates are lower than CAB minimums on similar routes • com11ll•l111n 11I I• 1'.1l 11wn1 The cheaper rates havt· been in cf fr{'t between London and New York for nel\,rly six months Both are scC'kang permission to ex· pand into Nt>varla and Arizona. The stale PUC t>shmates that if those routes lead to federal regulation of all routes, it would cost ltavelers between $68 m1lhon and $200 million more a year. depending on the fate of proposals to change the CAB's re- gulatory authority, to fly within California's borders II CJllC'l'r '"'n Iii·~ urc·d 01 fl•tardl'll 1f tlw drni:nm.i' ..rid trc:itm1·11l is mad•· ~fore 1l lakt'' hold ;ind nn a g cs llll' lx11h • ()o not rear canl'Cr .I 11c;l .. 1!>11 your ph}"1rian frequentl y for a hea Ith-check up YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medlclne. Pick up your prescription 1f shof ping nearby, ~r we wll deliver promptly w1thout e'tra charge A Areal many pcoplf' entru~tv• with tht-lr pre11crlpf1on~ Muy we "°mpound yourr.? ltARK LID() PHARMACY Free Oellv•JJ 251 Hotplt•t Ro•d Newport S.Mf'l "'2-1llO Braniff. a ll.S airline, forced the issue after Bntish officials refused to let it load passengers in London for the retum leg or the inaugural flight 1n its cut-rate service between Dallas and Britain. Braniff officmals said they plan to resume the service Thursday • * • • 'No-frills' Fare May Be Dropped MIAM I (AP> Eastern Atr'llnes says it wanl'I to canc~l ilB ~ "super no frills" l'edueed rare pro· gram becau5e it is cutting loo deep into com pany revenues. It plans ln11tead to ofiex f\lrtber de4uc· lions for another discount ticketprogr rn . An Eastern spokesman s ld that altbouth the SS5 rares bavc 1en.orlted more air traffic, the airline '" loslnc money because It b sellln~ fewer or its moro-e~ ve seats. $2,d~9ru0J>O c , , , c ....... a.. The 1poke1man aald Janua.ry n.,ures showed Enstem ~arti aD pettent more pusensen than the month l*ore, but that revenues had dropped 2 percent. The &pedal fare ts ctfucd only on nJi.hta between M.laml-Port Laucferdalo and New Yorlt- Newark. ~" T U -ERWRITERS MORTSAGE CORP. • I n 1 requeJt nlod with~ CMI AeronautJcs Board. E m tor vice prc:sldent Russell L. Ray p,l'OPO&Od lnaeaalng U.a nlahtcoacb "auper sanf ' dllc:ounu QaUonwlde from 40 percent to SO ft re at off roundlrip daycoa f oo wedcdl1", .nd from IO per l lo 40 t illf oa weekend.I on 111.,om tic marketl ef48cll • •rd1 II. Weeks Joined the association in March 1977 a s loan production manager. He 1s former vice presi- dent tn charge of loan production for the na- tionwide network of Advance Mortgage Corp. Piscitelli joined the association m November, 1975 Before that, he was an assistant vice presi- dent with Cal Fed Mortege Co .. Los Angeles. • Jack R. Kinne has been named vice president and general manager of Quall Place Financial <:orp. and Quall Place Securities Corp., Newport Beach In his new position he will rorm limited partnerships ror the acquisition and retention or commercial end multi-family properties through Quail Place Financial. He 1s former director of ad· ministration and marketing and executive vice • J . A. Bertch has JOtned Microdata Corp., Irvine, as vice president of marketin~ }le is former director of business system~ marketing at Sperry L'nivac d1v1s1on of Sperr~ Hand Copr, and most recently, o;t,.aff director of marketing for Uni\'ac's m1na computer operations in Ininc Mutual Funds Due to lechrucal problems. the Mutual Funds transactions for Wf'dnesday do not appear 1n today's Daily Pilot (),·pr 1~1u~ Count•·r MASO Listinqs. .. .. • I\ ii • ,. • • t .. .. .. < • 'II .. .. ... .. .. .,, • .. .. , 7 STOCKS I BUSINESS Thor8doy' CIORing Pri<·~~ ~ f I \Ml ,, . ..... . ~ . • NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Thurlday, March HS, 1978 IN DAILY Pit.OT •• Wacky World' Ad Duputes I taelf By MILTON MOSKOWIT2 Look at the blodcbustu advertisement that ope-ns th Marcb issue of the Reader's l>1"est and you'll aet a a~ picture of the wonderful, wacky world of drue and toiletry mercl\andiBine. You also will find an opportunity to 1et Ove produCl.9• ror which you mlaht normally pay $6.35 ror a net outJay of '1.80 You also wilt see the schizophrenia of the multiproduot.• corporation, promoting one product wath word!'! that nc&ale th~ promotion or another product. ·:• The ad is a 10.page '· Money Tree . . e ffort from Bristol Myers Co. Space lake that dosen't come cheap. The estimated price tag i11 $600,000. which should help Bristol-Myers maintain its standing as the nation's s ixth largest advertiser, with un annual expen-' dature of $200 million. Featured in the Dig~st ad arc 12 products in the Bristol·Myers corpucopja: Dalril, Datril SO(), 4-Way Nua Spray. Vitahs Liquid, V1tal1s Super Hold/Regular Hol <The Pump>. Bufferin. Athribs Strength Bufferin, Ex rednn. Excronn P.M . Ban. Ban Baste and Ultra Ban 11. Scattered through the 10-pagc ad are eight coupons. each one entathng you to a 15 cents refund upon purchase. You can get back $1.20 by buymg eight products. But t>Uymg eight or these products could set you back as much, as $12. Jn addition to coupons, the ad offers a $3.80 refund 1( you will send Bristol-Myers proof that you bought five oC .. these products. Result: if you paid $12 to buy eight products, you cou).4.. get a total refund of SS. Hut since the $3.80 refund 1s oCCered for just live proon:' of purchase, the route lo the bei.l bargain is to limit yow; purrhases to say. Ban, Athritis Strength Bufferin. E~ l'l'drtn P M . L'ltra Ban II and V1talis Super /Hold. buying' the s m<1llest sizes in each case. In that way you could pay, as little a~ S6 35 and, t>y <'3!->hmg an your 15 cents coupoh$ and Sl•nc.hng for your $3 80 rt•fund, your cost would come to SI 80 (For three of these product~ -Vitalis L1qu1d , Ban Ra~1c and l 'ltra Ban II a card !isling the active ingc . dients ~;11 Ix• arcepted as proof of purchase. So you coul actually come out ahead 1! }OU went to a store and copied down thc ingredients listed on the back panel.) Now as for the ad itself. you will note that Bm.tol Myers promotes Datri!, a non-aspirin pain reliever, as more erfectJ\ e than Darvon, a prescription drug. Then it backs Excedrin, an aspinn compound, as de- ll\ erang "more tolal ~trength than regular strength aspirin or non-aspirin tablet:. '' When it geb to Bufferin, Bristol-Myers says, "tr you u:.t• T:. ll'nol < 325 m ~ l. you may be hurting more than yo ha' c.· to L'se Buff<.>nn instead. Buffenn can reduce painful swl•lling ,md anrlammat1on Tylenol cannot." Hrtstol-:\1yl·rs negleds to mention thal 1ts Datnl 1s 1dt•ntical an compos1tt0n to Tylenol. If you are tr\ 10~ to discover from this advert1semenl \\ h1('h 1s tht' b<·st pain rclte\ er, al .,., ill depend on .,., h1ch p :.tJ.!C' \nu read Despite Negatives, Some Gains Posted NEW YORK <AP> Stock prices eked out moderate gain~ today des pite a generally negative news background The Dow Jones avernge of 30 industrials was up 4.07 points to 762 65. Gamers outnumbered losers by close to a 3-2 margin among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues The dollar slumped in foreign-exchange markets to day, equaling the all-time fpw agamsl the Japanese yen that it reached earlier an the week. But the market held relatively steady in the face of that news, as well as Israel's seizure of a stnp or territory in southernmost Lebanon Once it became c lear that the market was t aking those developments calmly, brokers said buying interest pu~ked up a little . . 4'to~k• In Tltf- Spotlight NEW YORll (API S.lo, • p"' t><•<• •"d 1\fl CM"OP OI ltw lltt ... n mo>I A< ltW NP• York SIO<l E.ch•n911 n,ue,, ~:~~~."r~tonally at ,,_~ \~ ')' ' • "' Htrcut• Inc 01,000 1l , Smll~klo,,.. Ot.j()Q S. •, HOii~, IM 422 600 16 r ' .. MaH•Y F .lit4 600 9 • (ltocorp . 348.JOO 19', • • • SntF•lnl J0),)00 7l', l'laPowll 114.600 1S', , •, Tu Ulol ,.),100 19>... So<ly (orp 13).)0() 1'> lrlt l"et 21S,AOO ,.._., S.er\Rl>ll. Jtl,.00 14 '• Gen Moton .. . 1 ... 200 W A> + •, l'•rro Corp llJ 800 15~ +I , WeMI Oell!.. • 1•;JOG 1S +1 .. NEW YORK IAPI S.~. •o m prttt 9ftd llel c.__ Of -,.., ,,_, 4Ktlw Am••lcotn St0<ll Eac,..ftOe 1u .. 1, tredlno ne11onallv et mon "''"' i1. AW~te 0 1101700 111""J t "• HouOllM .M,000 n.. .. lntero .. yCp 7•,.ao n •, + l'o Syn le• Co<p ., ,ICO 14 1 "' STP Corp u.aoo 11-. • '. Dome Petrt •l 100 "6'• • ''• Cl\emp Ho H.000 ,,, .. r:~":~ ri ~ :::~ : :~ Silo X:etet~... o 1100 Hl + ~ · Mhal St•1.-k11 Did NEW YOlll< IAPI SALE$ NEW YORK tAPI APP•o• n"'"' Prtv10..1 dirt w--Montll a99 YM r a QO TWO .,.." .. Jan I lo O.te 1'11 to <Jal• HI• IO cl4ote W14AT AMl!ll DID Nf.W 'l'Oltl( IAP" ... • ' I • I • t 7 . . ,. . . . . ~ . .. ~ 8J0 DAIL. Y Pit.OT fhUllld&y, March 10, 1978 TeleviSion I HI ·~'°\ll.\' EVENING 11:0011 =EWS GI NCA4 llASltlTULL UcLA v~ A11wn~ •I Alb<I q.,..- u OAMBIT CD THI! BRADY BUNCH Skip F•mun -Iha Bt11 dy1 coming out of a aupet market and decklel they .,. 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Ruth Roman Two 111angets ~ton 111e t.iu111ng1oro / N-'one 1ra1n and rwo murden. ar• plotted •• t>ul only one os t1•ecuted ( 1 hr 30 min I 0 CONCENTRATION (D BEWITCHED Dtmln learn• what 10 do .ibout ''thOM daya you cun t get our " HomeA9ai11 m GROWING YEARS lndMdual 0111ernncf'!s·· re) UNTAMEOWORLD 'Aslo Minor" Richard Thomas as John-Boy Walton returns for a visiC ·in a special two-hour C'pisode of The Waltons tonight at 8 on CBS, Channel 2 (lO) MERV GRIFFIN 8:45 f.E) PLEDGE BREAKS Regularly sch&dul&<l pro- grommlng may be deloyll<1 '-due to pledge braak~ TC)O 0 N8C NEWS Cl) AOAM-12 f:m MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT Cl) HOME GARDENER ' l awns And Groundcov- t!J JOl<EJl'S WILD ~ 'fJ A8CNEWS G &OWLING FOR DOLi.AAS 8'SPECIAL 7·30 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Tnank You Roe:~ N Roll Rola Coolodg11 Thf' C1Jrpen1eri> Johnny Marnis, Ray Ch1Jrlp~ end llli! Bee Gues <1rn onc.ludrd 1n ,,.,,s J01nl elforl by lop singing groups or Imlay otnd rock 51.Jrl Of I~ past 0 THE GONG SHOW 0 JOKEJl'S WJLO OJ ADAM-12 fD LA INTERCHANGE Next Exor· Cl) NEWSCHECK Topical ISSUM are pr-•- f'd on. about and from Chann~l Listing• i) KNXT (CBS) Los Anqele • 0 KNBC (NBC) LO'> Anqeles D KTLA (Ind I Los Angele"> 0 ~BC· TV !ABC) Los Angeles (f.) ./\FMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ TV (Ind) Los An,1ulh (l~I KCS r (ABC) San DIP<IO G) KTTV (Ind) LO"> AnqelP"> OJ KCOP TV (lr1c1 ) Los Angel£"> tD KC£. T TV (PBSI Lo; An')Ple<. {!!) l\OCE TV(P8~)Hunl~on Be.1cn Orange County Cf) IN SEARCH OF "Secrets Of Liie" ~ MATCM GAME PM 8·00tJ(J) THEWALTONS "T116 Return" John-Boy r111urn1 to Walton'• Moun 101n from working as ,1 reporter In New York and '' al81'mod at IM bltJak economoc condollons 1n 1np 1ura1 commun11y HIS Jttempts to revive an idb8ndoned mlnonQ opera. 1100 mf'lf'!t with near dosu- ll'r. Lloyd Nolen Ql>&SI, stata CJ HALLMARK HALL OF FAME ·Peter Pon $11 John Gltll· gucl narratM Ulls mu11ca1 rate about a boy (Mill Farrow) who refuse• to grow up, and 1a COf'llJlntly battling the bumbling would-be vlllaln, Caproon Hook (Danny Kaye) (R) 0 NCAA IASltl!TaALL C•I S l•le Fulltrlon "' Unlv.r\lty of S..n Ft•nt!\co •I Albuquerque 0 tfOl WELCOM! BACK, KOTTER BarbBr1no In Lov<>' The s-thOg•' c11anc:e• qt winning Ille tille in 11141 annuel State High Sellool Tal9n1 Conl•I ate tllnaal• ~ ""'*" Vinnie fall• In love with a eompecltor. (Part 2 of 2)(R) D MOVIE • ** ''Portrait >n Blldl" ( 1980) Lana Turner, Antho- ny Quinn. A doctor and his female aocompUoe attempt 10 huten Ille death of IW tycoon hutband. (2 hrl.) (D CAROL BURNETT ANOFfUEH06 mJ t.t<>VIE • * * ''The RlM And !'all OI Lege Diamond" ( 1960) Ray Danton, Karen Steele. The 1ntamou1 ganga1ar, Lege Diamond. belieYet he was inoeatrucllble and Mt out 10 prove rt. (2 hra.) fJl) LNE FROM THE METROPOUTAN "Don G1ovann,.. Joan Sutherland ancl Jamea Morrta are featured In Mozart'• cl&Nlc. Richard Bonynge conducts. Cl) ANYONEFOR TENNYSON? A Poaroc Portr&.11 Gallery' W1lilam Shalne< Joms In a celebrauon of poetry and art 830 0 ®) FISH "FIS/1 And The Rock Star" When Fish oets an oppor- tunity to plci< up a few hun- dred dOllars as a booy- guard, he 1umps ar Iha chanOf!. Then II turns our rnat the body he'll be guarding belongs to a rock •dol (John Lansing) (R) (D TRVTHOR CONSEQUENCES !I 00 0 ~ BARNEY MILLER Bugs" Cockroache< aran t Iha only bugs found 1nfest1ng Capt Miiier s squad room when an extarmlnaror acodoo1a11y uncover" sever al t:onct'aled m•crOQhones IA) (D MERV GRIFFIN Guears· Boddy Roen. Met Tonne, Redd Foo. Henny Voungm:in. Jack Acker- man Cl) THEAOAMS CHRONICLES John l'dam~ Voce P<f'!SI· denr· 9 30 0 (fOJ KEEFER (Pilot) William Conrad and Cathy Lee Crosby star In 1n1s World War II drama ol top secret agents working TUBE TOPPERS KTI'V tD 7 .00 Thank You. Rock and Roll Pop music :stars of yesterday and toda)' combine for this hour-long special with Ray Charles, Johnny Mathis. the Bee Gees and the Carpen- ters. NBC 19 8 :00 ··Peter Pan." The musical version of Ulc classic fairy tale is reprised with Mia Farrow in the title role and Danny Kaye as Captain Hook. CBS fJ 11 ·30 "How the West Was Won " The 1963 epic western movie that ins pired the current TV series with Spencer Tracy and Jam es Stewart behind enemy hoes to destroy ln1tall1Uon1 10:00 8 ()) HAWAII FIVE-0 'When Ooee A War End? McG111re11 11 confounded Wherl a 1esoecred Japa- ,,_Ametican buaonets· man. who -rn• to heve rile ct\a.r11C1er of a Mint. 11 1ubj8cied to a Mroea 01 1>omb1ng1 IJ JAMES AT 16 "An Hour BOllore Midnight" James tJattlt'd by the nocturn&I ac11V111as of en a11roc11va ctassmala IRoaanna Atquetre). dis- cover• she Is • ICM!n·llge aleohOllC. DO NEWS Cl) HONEYMOONERS '1!) FESTIVAL '78 "While Beer" A Rusalan family arrempra to Intro· ouoe " captive wh1111 l>fla• Alka. into her na11vto Arcllc environment 1030IDCI) NEWS 11 OO i) CJ 0 J) 10 NEWS 0 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Low-And Thf\ Logic.al E•pl•n.iroon ' Dolly finds .; pair ot black pan1te1 in her t>u1band s cur ' Love And Tne Groupt8" A bulol,_ menaoer asa.mea a rock singftf·s tdentlly tor an evening 0 MOVIE • •.. "Dosrry ' ( 19!>51 Audie Murphy. Maro Blanc- 1\etd A n""" df'puty t>ocomes a 1augnro1Q sroc~ when he r11lua6$ to carry .; ~n (21\rs ) W THEOODCOUPLE Howerd Co~ll err1ve~ at fffllX s 1tud10 to bf' pMIO· gmphed lor 1.n Jdvorto~I>· menl end an go.•L wt>ll unlll Oscar d•op• by. Cl) L.ErS MAKE A DEAL Cl) MACNEIL/ LEHREA REPORT 11 30 i) Cl) CBS LA TE MOVIE • • *'• How The West wu Won' 11963) Spencer Tracy Jatnes St-arr A ...,_ Engtan<t farm famlly maket 111 way wear com- b•tlng natural disasters. lnd111n attacks. the gold rush and the Cr\111 War (Fii CJ TONIGHT Host Johnny Ceraon Gueats Met Brooks, Diahann Carroll, George Best 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Love And The Youn(>. linma1t1eds · M1nla1ar F'er- guson os a.sAeo 10 talk to a young couple wno want 10 ,,_..together 0 ®., STARSl<V & HlJT~ Running When Starally d•llCOVefS rne survN1ng voc.- l•m ol a nomictdal t>urglAI '' an etconoloc drop-Ou! .. ho was once h•& dream O"'· tie becomes obses~ with personally rehabll1tst- 1ng 1141< (R) (D THATGIRL '"Among My Souvenie•a OJ GETSMART fD CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12 00 0 TWILIOHT ZONE Rlng·A-Olng G111 ' (D CROSS-WITS (D MOVIE • • '• Abandoned' I 1949) Dennis 0 Keele Jell Chandler A con- cernt'd newspoperman Happy Days Rerun Scores High NEW YORK <API A 90· m1nule episode of "'Happy Days" and a rerun at that was seen m half the homes m the counlry watching telev1s1on al the time, and the big audience helped ABC maintain its lead m the networks' ratings race, A C Nielsen Company figures show A BC prc-cmptPd "Laverne and Shirley," another of ils con· sai;tcnl ratings leaders, with the "Happy Days" special, and the ~how drew <• rating of 33.6 Nielsen says that means of all the homes '" the country with television, 33.6 percent, saw at least part or the show .. Happy Days" also got a 50 :.hare, which is a calculalaon of the percentage of homes actual- ly watchmgTVatlhetime The networks say the figures mean that m an average pnme tame minute during the week. 19 8 percent or the homes m the countr) with TV were •uned to ABC Though another bad week for NBC. lhe network scored with its consistent ratings ravonte. "Little House on the Pratne." which finished second Another of ABC's Tuesday nii.tht shows, "Three's Company," was third C~ ~EANWllll.E, had five prog m:; in the week's first 10, No. 4 "M-A-S·H," No. 5 "One Day at a Time," No 6 "60 Minutes," No. 8 "All in the Family" and No. 9 "Alice " "HAPPY DAYS," with a 33 6 raltng representing 24 5 million homes, ABC: "Little House on the Prairie ... 28 8 and 20.9 mil hon. NBC, "Three's Com· pany." ABC, and "M ·A-S·H." CHS. tied with 27 9 and 20.3 m al hon. "One Day at a Tame," 26 4 and 19 2 mallion, .. 60 \1inut~s." 26 1 and 19 million, hoth CBS. "Circus Highlights," 26 and 18 9 malhon, NBC: "All in the Family." 25 9 and 18.8 million, and "Alice," 25.l and 114 3 mtllion, both CBS, and "Love Roat " 23.7 and 17 3 millton ABC The second JO shows ·Fantasy Island" and "flow the West was Won.' both ABC. 'Lou Grant," CBS, ''CHiPS," NBC. Sunday Movie ''Killer Force," and "Fish." both AB<' "Ila\.\ ait rtVP O' and "The In credlhle Hulk," ttl', hoth CBS Wt>dnesdav Movie 'Mah oga n >. · C BS and "'Barnl'Y Mtller, AHC', iJnd 'ProJerl UFO." NBC. tu: Novel Set for TV .• ... .. TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS eJIPC)Ma the black mlllkal baby rM*4'1. ( 1 11r , 30 min) • ota< CAVETT OuHt Lowell Tnoma1 (P1111 2 of 2). 12-.30 D MOVIE • •;. "Murdef's In The Rue Morgue" ( 1!132) Bet1 Lugcnl, Sidney Fox A darangad tclwtllat kldn1191 • beaulll\14 young gtrl to UM In hll lltempt1 to Ct .. ate an ape woman ( 1 hi • 26 min) «D MOVIE • • "The Maza·· ( 195<1) Rlcll•rd C.r1aon Veronica Hurst A man !Haak• up wun hia llancee when lie 11 tor~ to tall• 0\18t hll dead Uncle I mylla<y·fld· den cutle (1 hr 30 mon > 12:37 8 ®) TOMA "Roekabye·• Tom;a 1nfll lratM a baby MMltng llCk· •t 1her h4I and 1111 wile auJ ohared • ,_born 1nfan1 "'1th an enormous J)(oce l~(R> I 00 U TOMORROW Wendy lfl4oh, olUlhor OI Whal Mal<e. A Woman GIB Good In Boo: di-what celabrttlea think makM a woman a good IOI/el' Rachfol Englllh talk• about 10101 aeau.il llt>etatlOn 0 ISPY "Tti. Warlord' 1 :.30 Q) MOVIE • • * "Uirceny" ( 1948i John PayrnP; Den Ourye1t. A wa• widow I• pe•suaded by a con man to turn ove. a large fortune to e&tabllsn • memotlal for her d"8d hulbend ( 1 hr 30 min I 1460 NEWS 1:550 NEWS 2000 NEWS 0 MOVIE '*. "Wh~ Hep114tn9d Al Campo Gr1nd1>? • (1!1671 Ettc Morecombtr, Cf'IC1I Parll4!< Two toy ,.,_,, llnd themMlvN trapped '" the mlddl& ot • South Amencan revotut100 C 1 hr . !>5mm) 0 MOVTE • * 1 • "lnlerlude" ( 1957) June Allyso n, ROJHno Brazzi An A mtfrlcan woman, hv•"9 In Garmany, lalla In love With a marrwd marr wtlo og un11b4e It> divorce his montelly ill W11e (2 tlrs) (D MOVIE • • ""Horror Casllo" ( t96!>) Chrlstophi.r Let> Rossana Pod11s111 Th•• voong Amerocan wile ol ., German~· 11-. .,, uwi muUlat9d body 0( a young gin In her huabar>d·• castle (2 llra.) 2308 NEWS 3:00 '1) HEWS ~06U MOVIE ••• "Ta1t1my And 11\e Ooetor" ( 1983> Sandra Dee. Pater Fondll. A young backwoods girt cr .. tN h•voc In • hoapotal when eh• becorne1 Involved will\ an •ntern (1 hr .• SO min) 3•550 NEWS 4:000 MOVIE * • "Spyt..-k11" ( 19661 Enc Morecombe. Erm. Wtse. Two bUmbling ttepjonag. agents attempt ro expose • apy rtng. (2 hi&.) 0 MOVIE • * • Sword In T"- Deser 1· • ( 1949) Dana Andrews, Marta Toren. A col<l-~ed Ma captll4n I°'"' l~ IS1"ae41 und.,· ground alter smuggling refugees to r~ coast (2 ,., .. (D MOVIE * * 'TIM! FlytOQ MISSiie'." 11g51) Glenn Foro, v1veca Lmdfora lmpaltont to haYe n1s sub equipped woll\ m1as1le•.I • commanclBf' enoungers lflil lives of hll c.aw. t2 hrs) MORNING 11:30 «D **'•"She Played With Ftre" ( 1958) Jactc HaWl<ln1. Anene Dahl. An insurance adjuster, lnvesll• Q&llng a hre, suspects traud on the pan 01 the owne< • ..,,e t2 hts • 20 monl AFTERNOON 12 00 0 **"'"Johnny Oar"' 119541 Tony Curti$. Plpet l auro~ An engineer deS>gns a race.car. t>vt hu 1Ttl0b4e f1nd1ng tomeone to manufacture •t (1 hr. 30 mon) 3:00 lfOl • * • "RJo Grande" f 19SOJ Jonn Wayne. Mau- ,_. O'H8ta. Dunno the lndtan-Mtuucan Wats. a tenacoou~ commander teaos hi• lroopa 90a1ns1 Apache raids. I 1 ht_ 30 mtH> 3'.30 Q **fl/ "'Thi! lmpossibl& Yeart" ( 19681 David N"1ven. Loi"# Alvnonr A 1eenage gorl grows up overiv°"'· much lo her la•he,li>s Cllligrn'I. ( 1 hr . 30 moa ) THE STRONG showing at the t op during the week e nding March 12 helped ABC maintam firs t place in the networks' standings, with a rating for the week of 19.8. CBS was second at 18.8 and NBC third al 17.8 But the network at the same time claimed the three lowest rated shows of the week, No. 64 "Maude," No. 65 "Ko1ak" and No 66 ''CBS Reports '' Two NBC offerings, a Saturday night movie, "Russian Roulette." and "'The Walt Disney Show," tied for 62nd place. Here are the week'sToplOprograms: LOS ANGELES <AP> - • Scruples," the best-selling nov el by Judith Krantz, has been ac- quired by Warner Bros . Television for a CBS mini series. called "Scruples ' that ts the gathering pla~e for some of lhe world 's most elegant, sophisticated and kinky people Double Your Fun The story centers on an ex- clusive Beverly Hills boutique It also is set in New York, Cannes, Rome, Mexico and Paris Cyb (left> and Tricia Barnstable. one of whom is cloned from the other in NBC's space comedy Quark, get their Iris h up for a St. Patrick 's Day promotJon m Los Angeles. \\<lwon 1n c;.,.,1t.ern C.alo"'•noa •1t &=..aNtVl!RaAL &TUDtOa TOUR ~.,,., .. ~.,, WALTER MATTHAU ART CARNEY STARTS TOMORROW STADIUM DRIYE·IN CINEDOME 21 EDWARDS CINEMA Orange 53g..5770 Orange 634-2553 Costa Mesa 546·3102 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" CPG' "'1ED'Tl-fURSlnll 7'30-10-15 SAT/TVES? CJ0.4 4~1"30-10 111 "ANNIE HAU." (PGJ • 15 "WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER" (PGJ 830-1000 "JULIA" (PG) "HIGH ANXIErY" (PG) ..... 46 "THE FURY" (R) A...--.to.20 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (A) WA~lillllli!I ~CANDLE SHOE" CGl "THE BOATNIKS· WAl T OISNEVS -PETE'S DRAGON" "'GNOMEMOBILE" "SLEEPER" "BANANAS" (PG) ·EVERYTHING ABOUT sex- ''ONE AND ONLY" (PG) •·ww & THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS" "THE FURY' "THE STEPFORD WIVES~ (RJ ··THE FURY' "THE STEPFORO wives· (A) ALLOalV&·IMIOP&H 61JIP.M.~T ClllMI UMar 1 J f'tfll u ...... * Kiddle "-Yf""'" 7 ENTERTAINMENT / INTEAMISSION Globe's .Show • :Goes On • . SAN DIEGO CAP) - Pro1rama from the · burned-out Old Globe : Theater are still being ' used In downtown San · Diego even though they : smell Uke smoke, aeve.u day a aft.er the fire lb at destroyed the theater. "The Sunshine Bovs" reopened Tuesday night in lh e Spreekle~ Theater. About half the 1,500 seats were ntled. The Sprectles' owner, Jacquelyn Littlefield, donated its use for the one-week run of the show dis Tupled last Wedneada.y by an arson fire in Ba~boa Park. SO. COAST PLAZA 1'1UrWSt.MU111 ""'_ ..,. . __ . .-,...,-,..,_,_,.....,II --MlmYM0,4lMS-._,.,,._t:N Ut t~-I0-1 .... _,...._.,.,_,_ SUit t ~~l ....__,, ot SO. COAST PLAZA· llwMl•AuM• US.I I II{.(,_ I "USER BLAST' lPGt D41U Ut Uf/~J .... JM:4t ''IHD Of THI WOllLO" 0411.T 100.i•H au/~t ~• 01-1 ,._, • ., · CINEMALANO." '· 1414$e NIIMI AuklllU~llOI 1111, ..... , "LOOICl .. G FOa ML GOOOIAl" Ill , ... ,. '10U.HBJTF' •.JtPM. · CINEMALAND "Who. /tie"!' This was the r eac- l 1 on of Farrah Fawcett-Majors as she was presente d with the "Legend of the Seventies" award fr om the Kansas City Show-A· Rama. 1581 W. SUNFLOWER W. OF BRISTOL CM 540 059' THI OM!• OHL Y CPGI THE OHi & OHL Y IPGl 41.Wori41 GncltHt L#rw ~ THE EVIL "PARDOM MOH AffAJRF' ''TALL BLOHDEMA.M WITHOME ILACK SHOE" fr911oh w.tlffn MOVIE RATINGS. fAt o•;tchtf ol '~ 1et•1't9t it fO '"'°""' H ll Alt .001,11 lfl• W"tOt' fr Cl ,. .. ,. ,.,,,.w #0# ··~.., ,~ tfitf4.,,,.,. INSIDE MARCH17 IRISH LUNCHEON SPECIAL Corned Beef & Cabbage m.ISH SINO·ALONG. from 4 :30 p.m SPECIAL DRINK PRICES all da.v long! ~. ,,,,. MYou'r'e l(Onna ftM1 ~inside.~ [flua41 J/nd4'>..Wnj BLACK.A.NOV• Ra•TAURANT8 A 17920 Brookhurst Fountain Valley Love. laughter, good guys. bad guys and ••• .... .. . . . . Three More Plays Open Tbe winds of March blow three more com· munaty theater productions onto Oran1e Coast 1ta1ea Uua weekend u the lipta go back up in &an Clemente Cost.a Mesa and Westminster. Tonight is openina night for "The Ra.inm~er" at the San Clemente Community Theater. Fnday will see the Oranae County premiere or the musical "Two by Two'' at the Westminster Com· munity Theater and a revival of "Invitation to a March" bowing tn at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. RANDY COBB, WHO starred in his own pro- duction of "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off" at the Cabnllo Playhouse last season, is directing "Rainmaker" for the San Clemente group. Richard Pettigrew plays the title role with Elaine Jimmerson starnng a~ the spinster Llzue. Others in the cast a re Al Arture, Bill Jones, Vernon Ison, Dick Vara and Tom Adams. Performances wtll be given Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 .30 for four weekends al the playhow.e, 202 Avemda Cabrillo, San Clemente. Reservat1oru. 492-0465 NOAH AND IUS ARK provide the subject m at· ter for Richard Rodger!>' "Two by Two," the musical version of Clifford Odets' "The Flowenng Peach." Kent Johnson is directing the show, which features Richard Rowland and Pat Bur.son as Noah and h1!> wife. Completing the cast are David Chandler, Jam Flynn, Diana Lincoln, Dan Angel and Lynda Towler . "Two by Two" runs for five weekends, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 ·30, 10 the theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Reservations 893-.862i>. M F.ANWHILE, JN COSTA Mesa , resident director Pali Tambdlini is staging "Invitation to a Ma rch" for a thr~-weekend run at the Civic Playhouse on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Performance mghts are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 . Featured in the cast ar~iana Spencer, Rob· b1e Schoonover . J oanne Wolcott, Ted Knorr, Greg Gar hch, Jeff Lazarus, Ka~~n Linden and Kevin Michaels. Reservations 556-$459. Closing out its three·W~'5..engagement w1f:b final performances tonight ll'f'>ugh Saturday 1s Marthella Randall's production of "Becket" at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Douglas Rowe and Jim Ryan play the stellar roles in the drama. Reserva· lions 494 0743 ALSO WINDING UP Its stint is "Never Too - WINNER OF 11 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS tncludlng BHI Picture Beat Actreaa • Anne Bancroft Best Actress • Shirley Maclelne Beal Supporting Actor • Mlkhall Baryshnikov Best Dlreclor • Her~rt Ro11 ''GISELLE'' The Romantic Masterpiece of Balletl WITH GUEST ARTISTS TERRI HAYES & ANTHONY SELLARS with htlt&..._ • ....,c .... Ccrofpa.w. CcroiM O'Toc* • ...... a...,.u · SMrtldw .. Presented by. CIVIC BAU.ET OF SOUTHERN CALIF. a llOll preflt Ccwpol .,._ •t: H~ leach Hhjlt ~ A.llcltori_. 1905 M• St. SAT. MARCH 18 ·suN. MARCH 19 TlCKmi SZ.I0-13.lo.94.ltl ,.., .... ltOOP.M. ....... . FOlt I FOIMAnOM c~ 8~8-8445 or 846-5152 Intermission Tom Titus Late" at the Harlequin Dinner Pl~houae, 3508 S. Harbor Blvd. just north of Coota Mesa. The com· edy plays torllght through Swlda,y, then leaves to make room for "Goodbye Charlie," opening Tues· day. Reservations 979-5511. · Mickey Rooney continues lb pack ~min at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse in San Clemente (140 Avenida Pico) where he's starring in the comedy "Three Goats and a Blanket." Performance~ ate given nigbll)' except Monday with a Sunday brunch added for this run. Reaerva· lions 492-9950. South Coast Repertory has the Ellubethan comedy "Volpone" on slate niehUy except Mon· days at the Third Step Theater, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa . Curtain as 8 p.m. i reservations 646-1363. * CALLBOARD The Westminster Community Theater has announced auditions ror the mystery· comedy "Any Number Can Die•· for Monday at 7 p.m. In the theater. 7272 Maple St, Westminster ... director Ron Albertson is looking for a cast of seven men and fi ve women ... the show opens May 5 ... A second round of auditions will be held Satur- day al 1 p.m . at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse for an original musical, with particular emphasis on the 30 to 50 age range . . . tryouts will be held at the theater, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach Censor Hits 'Equus' JOHANNESBURG.South Africa <AP l-Artera four-week run. the Afrikaans-language production of the play ·Equus" has bffn censored ~Y the Publications Control Board. The production is scheduled for eight more performances. e OKAI -INATIONJI CW/ A.~ig'i[f~~·,?o?' .... , ........ ,. 11\U' If M ,,. 6 .. , S CM<Ae -NAnoHS THI OOOHYI OIU1P'OI 12.aD e 2~ e •:O e 6:4S e •.oo ~---' l'\111 lhlS ''' a JAf _"""";;:;:;;:=-:-----\--'°"" iiAYOill -SATUIOAY NIGHT HVll111 IJlO e JU e S e 71U e9•l0 l'lUS I 114$ ,.L & SAT. sotn. NO l'UJU -'l'-llLIJI • IAU'I' '~l.DIJ "HEROES" Cl'OI "SPY WHO LOVED ME" Walt Ol1ney'1 "PETE'S DRAGON" co1 no·™""' -1 & 1:11 J0HH TIAVOUA SAT. NIGHT nvrt111 ,,u. UPmC1C111 . .. DAILY Pl\..6T 8J l Close Cost Ralph Waite kisses co-star Ellen Cor by of 1he popular TV series The ~altons at a par· ty in Beverly Jltlls celebrating the SOth an- niversary of CBS, which carries the show. Including ..:-. Best Picture ~J~ .; 7 • • • '1n.irld«f. ~ 11. ,.,.. A ' ' . .... Clone Book Authot ··R.af>S .Critics SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -'!be aathor of, a book allegtna human clonJ.nc aays hla ertt1cM an "plkera In tile aour 1rapes aw•pstues•• and clatma a ble publlablng houae rejected the lDanu.script because It was not 1en.saUooal enough to attract "millions of crazies." Author David Rorvik made the remaru ln a two-page letter sent to a San Francisco Examiner nporter who wrote an earlier story on Rorvik's ~Jttroversial book, "lo His Image -The Cloning of a Mao." ..... ~ never f onnally offered to Simoa i Sdnlatetr. The Rorvlt letter also ~ to cPltlcal ~ommeota about the author M a fof!!Mt bo,,a at 1'ime maaaslne and by ~~l PHu winning biologlat James Watson. ., TIME MAGAZINE SJtl'ROll EJ>lTOa Leon Jaroff was quoted as sayifli:J&Ot\'11<"\ad a minor job at Time, became very iQtlerested lo UFO's and "seemed to be getting a little.slr8!l_~e." • tailure to properly investigate UFOs when be ar· rived at Time. "I did not state l believed in litUe green men; nor do 1believe1n them today," he wrote. NOBEL Plll.ZE WINNEa WATSON was quot· ed as saying the odds against human cloning were probably a ttllUop to one and claimed Rorvik had "nce mi~qup~ hlm "i.o a vicious fashion." . . . ...• .. .. CALIFORNIA I NATIONAL ... ,. .. ,..,.. .. Lectures Scheduled • • • U nderstandlna tle CriQlinal Juatiee System," a four.part weekly lecture series sponsored bx CoasW.ne Community COiiege, will be p~ented from 7 to 9 p.m . beginning April 3 at the Unitarian Universalisl C~urcb in Costa Mesa. ~· THE LETTER, QUOTED IN WtWlnesday's Ex· atniner, was written on Rorvik'" CMm;onal sta· Uonery and postmarked San DiegJ>. Rorvtk bas re- fused requests for interviews cba.aneled through Rorvik said In the letter .~t ever since he quit bis job as Jaroff'~J!!is~~~t'Leon bas deeply resented my suci:ess aa/md~ce." HelfAld be ~as. int~ in the Air Force's But Rorvi' s~ld Watson was still bitter over stories RorYik ·l\ad done on cancer research tbat criticized Watson's role. He aJso cited a Watson article publicb~ 10 a 1971 edition of Atlantic Mon- thly tbat note.9 • unexpectedly rapid progress" be· ing made in cloning research CLONING AUTHOR David Rorvlk The church is located at 1359 Victoria Street. There is no charge for the series. • )la publisher, agent and mother. His book, due for release March 31, alleges , that a Marin County millionaire paid Rorvik to ar· range for the cloning of a 100 -test -tube reproduction using a single cell. .\ltbQugb no 1 names were revealed, the book says the boy is 14 tnonths old. In bis leller, Rorvik quoted Michael Korda, editor in chief of Simon & Schuster Publishing Co., as saying Rorv1k's book wollld be better if it claimed "ten or 100" people fiad been cloned, in-~tead of just one, so "millions of crazies" would buy the book. KORDA SAID IN A TELEPHONE interview that "nothing sounds less likely" than the quotes ltorvik allnbuted lo him. The firm has said it turned down the book , )ecaU8e Rorvik refused to docwnent its aulhentici-\Y, but Rorvik said in bis Jetter lhat the book was .. ~ u~-Mends Ways Jordan Behaves Now By FRANK CORMI ER WASHINGTON CAP> -Hamilton Jordan, the top assistant to President Carter who works hard and has been known to play hard, attended two formal parttes here and was the soul of propriety. Although Jordan's unfortunate talent for at- tracting unwanted publicity has given' him a Peck's Bad "Boy image, he sat through two evenings without even 1005ening his tie. JORDAN At similar functions last year, Jordan frequently let bis lie dangle or remov~d it entire- ly. He also evidenced a distaste for dress s hoes. preferring the hro~ans he customarily wears lo work. t\ t lht• 1978 dinner of the Tlad10 Tclcnsion Correspon. dents' Assoc1at1on. Jordan was in tuxedo. At the Gridiron dinner two evenings later, he was in white l.Je and tails. , The elegantly attired Jordan was the butt of • humorous sallies at both affairs, which be seemed • &4> accept phjlosophkally. Jn fact, he may even have enjoyed himself. t Arab Faces Trial ~ ·-: 9ii Rape Charges SAU rRICID GOOD THltU WID., MUCH 12, 1'71 All ,i..te1re,hh, clerhel, ..,,._,..,..,., •-' pri11tl119 emn er• ltlje<I t• cerrectiet1. All ll•IM •i.c1 •• 1t0<k Oii hellll. no-stoop p-.1nt tray : I I . I ed f Handy pa1nter"s tray on stand A 31 ) car·o c Yemenite IS s at to ace a '"'ith toldlng 1095 and 1it1ed tray M ar<'h 27 court hearing to determine if he will '" stand trial on charges of raping a 27-year-old preg-top Reo/. 5 89 nanl woman m lluntmgton Beach on March 6. Hameed Naser Ali, a native of the._A?Mra1TbitP'st.,.a"'te,_+--+111r11~I of Yemen. remains in Orange County JH · '11: i.. $5,000 bail. His pretrial hearing i.s slated in West ' Orange County Judicial District. f '· Ali was arrested March 7 while working as a bus boy in a Costa Mesa hotel, said Huntington Beach pohce Detective Art Droz. Droz said Ali was renting a separate room at the victim's home when the alleged attack oc-~rred. i HB Cl~~ ~I'68 f. Slates Rewiion' Huntington Beach ff.tab ~bool Cl~ ol 1968 tnembers plan to hold a mid-J\uie 10-year reunion at the Balboa Pavtlion in Newport ~ac9'-. Although orgaruzers say many •tunibi have ! already betllt contaetecl ey ma.ii, many other Class , of '68 Oilers are being sought to sba.re information ~ ebout the dtnner·<lance reunion. ( For more iof.onnation, call 842...S:US.. . ~~~iiiiiiiiiii~~-1 ~ @~ l!l?DliJiJ A great f · 1~ place for kid1. t --~~~~~~~~~~~~-'--"---'""-~---i DAILY PILOT BRING THIS AD AND YOUR · IREEa::QR· f ~ when being In hot water , Is what you want ... · then ff• Ume to oat a \'lew glau- ltned efflctent oea wfir heater. 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""· u tnd "'*'· 2,, '· 14. ,.,. tG·11 "CTITIOUS eUSINHS H~I. STATl.MINT Tiie follow1"11 11erson• ere C1oll19 ------------MIMOS M PUBLIC NOTICE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA $11tttl<MRO Ml"G .• 111• Pl•un1oe, ~ll0tntam11 Wllllem Ync• ColllM.. .. , w. tau. SI•••• ••• "'''• MH•, C•ltlornl• '2611 • TerralM Met ColllM • .,, W lltll Street •I Co•I• Me.a, C•11fornl• '2&21 Tiiis buwneu h condu<ltCI br ., ~-•• perlllfr\l\<p Ttru1 .. Collin) Tiiis ll•t-1 wa\ llled wll" '"- C.Yfltr Cler• or Or•n1111 Covntr on 1111r ... r, "· lf7L ,.,.,J:I ,,._11,fled OreftO!t Co.lit Oeilr P1101. i<tb n ana M¥. i. '· 1•. 1t11 _.,.,. Putlll•PMd Or-Coa\I O.lly PllO(, PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS aUSINl$1 NAMR STATRMINT ._lie IOllowlno per-. I.I ci.1"9 bull· 4W'l.a "' CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MOlllLE HOMI! SALES, 1706 Herllor Olvd., • •. coste Mew. CA nu1 Jeo HlldtllrenCI, ~I Orc111e1, ,,_nte A,,. H«lllMs. CA n101 Tiiis ll•i>I~ Is ~t.o by •n In· llllvfduel J41CkHl-....i Tlll1 •I•-• wes flied wllll Ille Co11t11r Clork ol O.•nc1t Counlr on Mate II tl, 1911 "'* PvlllllPMd Or-(OHi 0.lly Pllol Merell 1•, n. 3111, Aprll •. 1t11 1010.11 P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS I USINEU NAME STATEMENY .. T/le lollowone P•trwn> ••• 401"11 Minn, .. TOTAL TENNIS ... E Seven· i-111 $trtel. Cmla Me". CA mtl Mlclltlt• R ,.,._r<y, ltUh W t!i:o• Bl.,.,., Nt.-,otl Buell, CA J•.,. E Tosti, SSS PM.II..-SI., ~ S·ll», C.I• MIM. CA 91'26 Tiii' l>uslnns h cenouctM .., • 9'11er•l 1>art,,.,..,., .... • MIU.lie R M.trcy J•ne E. Tosu flus >1•1-w11• lllKI wll" 1"4t (;ounly Clerk ol O••n0t C.ouoiy on Mlrtll •. 1'19 PAUL AUGU\TIHE,JR. A"-MplllLAw )41 S.11 Hl<ol•• Dr SUll• ~I Ntw-1 .. ach, CA tU60 Ftoell Pullll•llea COUltT OF THE STATE 011 CAU,OaHIA FOlt THE COUNTY OF ORANG I In Ille M•ller or 1"9 E•l•I• ol HELEN 10. 9ARMAN Oa ~ELEN BARMAN au HELEN ELVERA aARM.y.i. De<HM!d. Nollet ls "-""' giwn 10 tredllor> 1>av1nq cl•lm• •~ln•I Ille Hid o. ceCHnl lo Ille wlCI c1al"'s In tM office of I~ c 1trk of tile al0<~IC1 courl or 10 l>tt .. nl l,,.m to ll'le un<M•ilQned •I Ille oflot• of Jol>n W. ErPtlCllng, Ill L•w CorPOtatl..,, 11141 S.... Vl<tnla Bl•CI , l o• AroQ«ltt, C..lllwnl• 90019. wllltll l•ll•r office I• tlM 1>1..:t of llu\ltlfu ol Ille U(KHr.._., In •II .,..lltr• peOal,.. 1nq to uldestete. s..cti claim• wlllt Ille ... ,.uert -lien ""'51 Dt 111«1 ... prestll led as efor.Mld wltlllft fovr montM et.., u. lint ,..otlcatklll el 1111• not lee. Oeled F__.,21, 1911 GweldlN ~"*'ICM!~ E n<Ulor of tile Wiii of ~Cl Ootudtftt .IOMN W. l.RllOl..DING AttwMraLllw AL.tw~ .... , ... ~Ill ..... \M ........ c.llfenll• .... Tel: (JUI IM-JSlS PllOll.-Orenct CANU Dally Piiot ""'-U•ndMer. t. '· ~. •m nP• PUBLIC NOTICE SUP!lllla. COURT 0' THE STATE OFCALIP:OlllHIA FOii THE COUNT'Y'OP:OllANGE Ho.A-'5112 PUBUC NOTICE ·-"'SU ... RIC>a COUU 01' CALI l'OttNIA, COUHTYO,O.ANOI 100 Cl'ri< Ceolt..-Ori"' WHt S."t• AM, C.llffllfltla tut I CASE HUMaElll AD l_..I CITATION ll'llOIATSI M•lltr Of ACIOPll•n Pellllon OI ROllERT RA'YMONO SORENSON THE PEOl"t.1! OF THE STATE OF CALIFOltNIA. J_o; JOHN It. HANSEN, Ill 'l'W ere,.,...., d ted encl r ........ lo -·· •t • llMfine '" t11i. C-1 .,, J~IS. "11 M t.oo e.m In Rm. No. 12, nouled •• '°' 0"4< Ctnl• on ... WKI, Sante Ma, Ce111ornt• •nCI lo Qlve •ny 1-1 ,.._ wlly, eccordl"ll lo 111• .,.,.,_, pa\IUen I~ w1t11 lhil <our1: II-rt ll•Y'-41 Soren..,, Sl>ould "°' .._. ~ lllcltM• "--IV, Tyl~ 11-.s_.I ...,_,Moll WN.,_,, EllMbetll...,_ Oat941 Msrcll t. "11 Wllll ... Ii. SlJoM. Clef'll lly R.c.tlnoHMly, ~y ISEAL> SHE l'HEltD, SHl.l'HEllO &DUNDAS 160I Do .. st., SUI .. Ill N•wp0r1 -.,, CA. '2MO TtLl1141~ AltfllfMY ffllf ""91Ml"9 l'arenl Pullfl'l!od Oranvt Coast o.lly Piiot, M.trcll '. 16, n. JO, 1918 m.z1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICa 01" HI.ARIMO 01' l'ETITION l<Oll l'ltOeATE OF WILL AND LETTI.It$ TaSTAMl.NTAltY E"alt ol MARY A. SCHMITT, •ke ARYANNSOiMITT,0.C.tw<J 1--~----~--~- l'ICTIT10US eUSINt:SS NAME STATEMENT TM followli.o pu'°n> •re dOlng ""MU ti W..,_&MP OEVElOPMEHT CO •• leo1 S.bash.., ... ,..., Nllulon Vl•lo. C,-.mn · Roi-E. WltUmc>. 2•1 Seba" • ...,_ ~. MlulOn Vfe)O, CA. t1'7S D•rrrl ~P. 2* Ctnlvlew, !n•,CA 91'11 Tllll llu•IMH II <onduclfd tir • oenerel pe,,,,_r"'l1> lllol-E Wlell•mo Tiiis , .. _, ,.., llltd ••Ill lht <ol'nly Cterll 01 Or•noe CIKlnly on Merell a ... ,. ,. .... P\lllllw.d Or~ C.O.st Delly PllOt. Merell"· U. JO,Al)f 11•. 1911 ..--------~~--• :· PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSIHliSS • NAME STATEMIHT The fOllOwonv i-n ons •r•clol"ll busf• fltUH: WONOERLANO OF FUN, MOW 'l'f111 St., C<nl" Ml'\6 CA 'nU1 M•rv 1.,.,.\o\ GrMnl•, 170 Serita A.,_ A,,. , A.Pl. UI, ~It Meu, <A f'h21 Sl•~•n M•r-Grtt nl•, IUS Cebflllo P6rk Or . Apt N II, Sant• Allt, CA '1101 Tllh llu\lflt\\ " condutleo by • ttner•I ()Ar1,,."lllp Si..-.., ~rk Grt...,la fhh "•ltmtnl w•s llled wllll Ille Cpuntv Cltrk of Orano-Counh on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\al BtllNI( OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST I. SAVINGS ASSOCIATION M$ 111«4 ,,.,.In • pellllon tor Pr-• ol W i ii •nCI ln11•nce ol Ltller> To1tmtn1ary 1~o lht P11111..,er ••· ltrtnct lo wfli'¥' I• ..._ lor ,_, perllcul•n • .,,.., 111.c Ille time anel PIK• o4 llurlno ""' wrrw ,,., -n Mt fM April 4. tt71, ti IO:OO • m , I" 1'- couriroom of ~-No J of yld court. •• fOO OVK Cfnlet Drive Wtsl. In Ille Clly of s.nc. """· C.lolotnla. 1 Dated -tll ll. 1'11 WILLIAM E. SI JOMN, ~~ HUllWITl.REMllll,MACDONALO, MEAOE I llOSINWALD A~ ... ~~-.... MO N-'911 C:...W Ori"'· S... .. I US "-l'Wi ..... CMHenlia_ ·~y fir:,...,.,_ , P.,1>lhlwcl 0ranQll c.o.,1 D•ll~1lol, MM<ll i., 11, U. "11 IOSI 79 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTIT10US eUMNIU NAMC STATIMltn' Tiie loll-1"9 .,.,_, ero doing 111111...u .. ; OUR'YEA. MAUX>LM. DALY & HUNTER, 001 ~cArlllur 81o;d,, N-'1 llNcll. Celllornl• '111.l u11i. N. Ow,,.. II, 141 Mede•• Ploct Fu41ef'ton, c.ltlornle t1'37 ThOm" R. ~l<oll'll, Ima lo• Ceurt, Newpor1 lle•cll, C•lllor nla '2'60 CMrlf'S D. 0.ly, 24001 Leew•rd Oft"'· NI_. Sllores, Gelllonlla .,.n Wiiiiam S Hunter. 20112 Kii.,. Oflve, S.IU AN, C:.lllomle t2101 1111.21,me nlC1t Jellll II. Mi• 24216 L.el Mer..,ln Pvlllh'-<1 0r .. "9t C.O.\I Dally Piiot, Orlvt, L•11un• Hlouel, Calllornl• M•rcll 2, t .. 1J "" , m11 ,.,. 7111• !Mnl ..... ll <-led ..,. • _..or---------.;...__; QeMrel -tnerVllp t>UBLIC NOTICE lllMlt ~··0r-c-., .IWl<lal Ohtrlet 7W 0¥1c CIM..-~ .• w.,t SMlla AN, CA t21tl WMlollOf4$ '-"lie "· °"'"9 T1111 aw~ -flied w1111 ,.._ Counl'I' Cl9'11 of Orefl99 Cow>ty on Marc II u , 1tM ~•1111 ""611"-d Ol'ertOt ColJ( Delly Pllol JiAM't II 16, :tJ. 30, Aor H '· 1t1• 105).N PUBLIC NOTICE llU7D NOTICE TO C:ONTltACTOlllS "'°le<1 He. MIC Ne. It S.•led pr-~ will .. rec••-•I '"' olllc• of Aue11"uno 0111cer, hfnrlew SUta Hos"4tel. lSOI H•l'bor 111¥0 •• C•i.,..,. until It.DO A.M. on Meteh )I, 1'71, llt wlllcll lime llwy will lie publlcly opened •"d r••d tor ,.rfwrnl11twcwk HIOllOw\ F\1'1'1111\ ell i.mr, rN11trl•ll. tooll 4'nd aqlllpmem neot-ry 10· U1>9,.dt WlnOaws &. Siiis. In oener ... 1111s pro- ject 'Otltflh of the remo¥el ol .. ISllnq wlndoW\ trlel furnlshlnq •nel lrtsl•llln<,J -wllldeoln •Ill\ tl•lnless Si.ti sill ctvtrl Qt In v•rlou• locelloou at ~•lr11ltw Sl•t• Hospllal, In a<· Clfnllftct WUlfpten1 encl sppclllcell-_.... ... ~ '""'1 bo Wbmlttod .. Ille entire _. oe..:rll»d t!Mfofll. 0.vtal~ """' pl.ns enCI llPfC"ke-lttnt wfll lllt 1111 con,._.., encl wfll Ille ~•llM tor reltellOft of Mu. Tiie 0.,.r11t'MM ol HMllll NJ Ult ritfll to -~MY l,,...,._llY In• blll or lo re j9(181!WW•11"""-Mo MO wlll .. con~ unl•n II h ~.,. • ~torm f.,..1'1"'9<1 lly ,,. O.•~ ol ....... " •"" I• ,,,..,. 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JO, lf71 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHIH NAME STATIMINT !l!·ll 'file IOllOWlflU pw1Df1 II Clolnti IMftj. flfU H UNIQUE, "'U CorN~ on ..... Hunlln91on 8t41Cll, CA~ Ron•ICI Al>r-.n Goldlll'ro, mi Cornerbfodt Drive, H\lntlnglon OeKll. CA'1~ Thi• tHnl,.. ls conduci.ct by Ml ,,,. dlvldu•I Rontld A Goldber9 Thi, Sllll-1 we1 Iliad Wit\'\ Ille Counly Clt1'1t of O.anoe Covnly on M<l•c111.1m. ...... PllllllShed Or....,., Coast Delly PllOC Merell t, "· n. JO, 1'71 PUBUC NOTICE • PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE MOTIC& TO (II SOI TOftl IU,.llllOll COUllTO" TH• ITAT• t# CAU"'°"MIA NII THI ~lfTY Ofl CHIMIOa .... ....,,1 1E1lett OI ltOSE E. KllAKl!R •k• 'IOSE ST~IC>i KllAKElt, Oe<u-. NOTICI IS HEREll'I' GIVEN lo lhe <r9411too d ,,. -.........., oeceoen1 11\al ... pe,_,, ... vlng Cl•lm• <196IMI ,,.,. Hhl ~t Mt reoulre<I to ftlt 1 ... m. •111\.lhl ne<eUMY ¥0••01tri, In tM oflkt OI tht cl•O of tlM •bove ..,_ lllleel <-1. fllf to prftt!!I lflem, •1111 11\a IM<.-Y -~ to UM -~ .. Ille offlC• ., ~ ..... WtflUt -Oldre¥. -WMI Flrot SV-t, ~ ~ CAllM11m141. wMdl II llM .,._ ol llusl-Of Ult _.. -~ 1" ell IN119n llHUlnl~ to "'9 ttlalt •UICI OK-, wltNI' '- monlln •ltw le Ole tint l>Ublic.tl.., OI llltt notice. OelMI ,.__., 12, 1'11 R ......... Mwu E8KWW OI Ille W\11 of ,,. ..... __,~ MAeDLE ..... NKRlt AND DICl(ay ....._ttlllT_.. •w..m"'s..-,... .. u..,.. Lea ........ CAlllNnlo• ... u hl;_I_ A..._, ,., !11«- Pulllhhed Or-CoUI Delly Pilot M•rcll 16, 7J, JO-.I.pr/I 6, 1978 IOS•·1' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOClltlEDITOlllS SU .. 1.lllCM COUlllT OF THE STATI OP CAU~NIA ,0111 THI. COUNTY 01' OltANGE No.~ Estate of PRANK llOPER, 0.C••sed. NOTICE IS HEREB'I' GIVEN to,,_ ctedllon ol U. .ciow ,..,.,,.., dK-1 ~t alt ........., ,,..,Ing ci.lrm ~lnsl IM Wl4 -· -,_Ired 10 rite tnem, wlltl u. M<~ YOUC"-"" In the oflk.eof ttwc .. of ""-. .... llllecl court, ot lo pnMnl ttwm. wtlll Ille A•<•,~•ry •ovcf\er.1, Ce Ille 11nCletslOMd at Ille office of WILLIAM M. CURTIS, not oo ... Strul, Suole 310. Ne•port ll•acll. C.lllornla, ..,,.ell Is h pl.CC of "'™· ,... .. ol t11t .....,.n.,..S In an ,,...tten perl~onlne lo ll'lt ~I.Ce of Y id *<• Clenl, •lllMn -monlm •'~ ttw llnl put1Hc•llon of lhi• nolk• D•tod FeOtwnr >t. 1'11 Elve~R- E llKUlor ol"" Woll ol ,,.,. -,..""""OK-I WIU.IAM lit CUlllTIS BUICK ANDCUllTIS 11t10o .. serwt 54111• m ".....,.....,Coll ...... _ AttwNy fir a-...r Put>ll"'9<1 Or~ C:O.'I O.lly Pl16t, M•r<ll I•, 2l, JO, Aptll •. 1'71 1oeo.Tt PUBLIC NOTICE NOTlctl TO Clt•DfTOllS SU l'IRIOll COUllT 01' THIE $T ATI CW CAUll'OllHIA f'Oll THI C:OUMTY°'OttAHOI! NO.A--w• Est111 of LULU BAISDEN n• LULU A. 8AISOEN, 0.C..Md NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN le \fie <reclllon ol t,. -... ........i e1ec-1 tt..t ell .,.,_ Nvtnv c1.ims 69a1Mt ,,. Miki --~red to flit IMm.wltto .. ~vovc,,...., 1n ,,. ofllc.t" -(..,. "' tlM •boW ... lit ... uwt. • to _, lhem. wllll lllO M<HMFY VOUC .. ts, lo Ille ..,,.. CHrtlgned •I 230 EHi 1711! Street, ~•• ~. ca111om1. mv, w111ct1 lj Ill• 1>1•<• of lluslneu ol Ille 11n· Cle n l9ned In •II INlll9" pertal ni"1 lo tlle Hl•l• of Wld Cle~I. wltllln four monlM _...,. the flrSC P"OllUlllell ol '""notice D•led Marcll ll. 1'71 Mar._,N"911'1t E-..t•••Wlttef lllt ..._.llMl9' ~ l'UHHNMllO a t!Auo.ITOH WM. L MAU9N1"0M Z»lesttNI..._. ..... .,. C:.St• ,...... CefttwM• t16Z7 Ttl Ml-71tl Att-r lfllf t:-.c..trla Publl""'° 0rf11'191 C:O.ft Delly Plitt. Mer''> 1', 23, lD -.d •11 .. lfrt ,.,,. PVBUC NOTICE ... ,1Cf1110UI •llHISI NAMI ITATWMllNT TllO lellowl"11 pettenl •ro dtl"O ... MMHM: ClllTERIOH YACNn, Sia l. It.. lelboe, CA '2161 Dentel 0.. ....,..... m "'L" it.. lllMe,CAf*t J-e. Hllfl MM Vie 0,.,. •"'1. N......-1 IMdl, CA ftlM3 Tiiis 1114111H, Is Co..4Ucltd ..., e 0tntr•I pert,..nfllp. D•llNIG Reynolds J.E. Huft Tiii\ llol!-t WM 111«1 wllll ti. Countr Cltrll Of Or•noe ~tr on Ftll 11. lt1' ,_, . l>ullll..,,... OreftO!t C.0.11 0.llY •"tt· M•('ll '· '· "· u, 1tra nHa $1.62 per DAY '!bat'• AU.'°" pay IOI'• -~d • 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y Tht Bl&Ptt ...,_tP.'ac• on tl'lt 0rqoe Cout DAILY PILOT -CLASSIFIED ADS ~·Cert Sell tt, Fhf tt, f842••~) One Cllll ~ Trlade It With• w.nt M l ~ 'f1 _ Fest Credit ~ "" htate' ' .......... ,,,. Lott & ·=~~-~-~s... ~hondl.. '°°""" lfllttll• .... -• • • · • ........, S.:V1m a ~; '6000-toft ~ • 9111»'°'9 lutlntta. """'--' & e.,..,_, & Allt-'illet a °"* flMnd.i .......... S.$0.tt ~ 1en •• 1• 1000 )ttt Tron....,,.,... ... ,.....,. W1ta1r't Hottct: All real •late advertised 1n Ulla newspaper 1s sub Ject t.o the l<'ederal Jo'a1r liou1lng Act of 1968 wtUdl makes 1t illegal to advertise "any preo- fereace, hm1tat1on. or dilcnmmat1on based on race, color. rl'llg1on. ::.ex, OC' national ongm. or an lnkntion to make any such preference hm1ta ~!.':!~.~~ ....... !=.~~--·-·· ~""'°' t 002 Gt•r.. I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \,\' l·:S I. I·: Y N TAYLOR CO. HE1\LTOl\S •,1111 •· l :Ht; SPUT.uv&. IH THi ILUPPS Charming panelled den with brick fireplc, deep red cptng oft.sets the white elegance of cu.atom dee. formal dining rm. living rm & 2 BR sultes. Air I cond for comfort. Lease S800 Mo. WESLEY M. TAYl.oa co_. ltW.TOIS 2111 S..1114, ....... HEWftOttT CIHTB. M.1. 644-4t I 0 . lion, or dtl>cn nunallbn " Ge.tal 1 OOl j G......,.ol I 002 This newspaper Will not ••••••••' •• •••••••••••• ••••• •••• •• •• •••••••••• inowlngly acl'ept any advertising for real estat.e wtuch is m viola· UOQofthelaw. EXP AMDIHCi 1 ASSUME $302.6 I Need more room '1 Transfer your present ----------1 equity here le assume V.A. loan-7 percent ln· IALIOA ISUHD DUPLEX 2 BR, l Ba eaclf unit Steps tl> beach. 206 Gamet. ....................... & 1002 ....................... CUAMCOM»OS I Bdrm., custom '50.000 2 Bdna.. tamoua Orana• Tlwaru.lnfM ... IM llMTSOM A MOWM IMC. 1Hwt71t $45,500 Spaclou1 2 BR Townbome, localed Ju.at a fflW minutes dn ve from S. Coaat Plaaa. S.Uer wanll to move quickly. 714-7100 TRIPLEX IMCOMI StOI. VllY SHAIP. PRJCI SI 11,000. OWMIR/A6T. CAllY 2MD. 2266 MIMB. c.M. PH: 541.5 777. RED UCB> $12,000. Qwd cul-de-sac sln!et. Dd.J t.o Santa Ana Country Club & tennis Club, now tln,500. 3 Br 2~ bas, 2100 sq ft. Open house Sat l·S ....... terest-SJ02.61 mo. pays auilORS: Act.wtiMn all. Bil: living r oom. tho.Id check ttMlr ads Bnck fireplace. Hug~ daily and report .,... kitchen-family rOQm. ron 1..-dl......._ The Gigantic fimshed boous 112 T1w Masten ly Appoitvhnlnt ClrcS. WISTCUflf llAUTY Seashore Real Estate ....... ,. room! Priced reduced DAILY PILOT as._, S2SOO too! Take advan· ~fotott.flntltt-tage of super price, cornd ""4trflott Olly. terms & space! Call now 752-1700. • '• ' 7 •I t t110.J r f ~f t =~~~~-·iooi [ ~. lfi!ill .. ................. • ••• ti41SA Da MAR IEACH VILLA Popular , bedroom, 2 $105,000 bath model with a Unbelievably low pri~! I separate master swle & Just blocks from the kitchen w itb more water. Xlnl Newport cabinet space then you Beach locaUoo Sprawl· wiU ever uae. Lavish use ' and den or 5 BR, .. BA, 675-5800 lrg. Cam /dining room, 21--------- Crplcs . Great schls , MEWPORTHEIGHTS perfect cozy family 3BR·FAMRM +di.nlng home. $185,000. bnck frplc, range, oven SAHTAAHA COUHTRY CLUI & dishwasher incl'd. Very rustic, very dlr· ferent on 3 level.s. $145.000 JACOIS REALn 67>6670 Dramatic, beautifully decorated-new carmel q>t.s. 2 sty. Soper home wlfrt>lc. wet bar, 3 BR. debplful patios w/mw ---------- up-keep on cul-de-!>ac By appt. $127,900. ;Ji~ Balboo Island Realty quAUTY ina eoot.emporar;' home. of ceramic tile lD entry, Wood deck entry. latcben & muter bath. Spacious living area with Full price S111,4IOO .. CALL massive frplc, ru1tic 55&2660 P ram1iy room Open beam .SELECT re1ltngs-& wet bar Circular stair leads to PROPERTIES fantai.tat• ::.un dc<"k ----------- A\li I\"''""' <t __.,,,....," 673-8700 NEWPORT HGTS. Out.standmg pool home with s· •P• off master bedroom. 1aa red brick. 11n1pn. IOlicl oak. dlninc room ch1na cameta - 1ourmet kltcben ~ 1\yll1b de cor . 3 Bedroom. den, dtoln1 room. & a great location. CALL 751·3191. f:SELECT 1 Hurry on this one'! Call todll.Y ! 646 7171 O'f N flt 9 • I ' ' ., I')~! ~1(1' L [WJ: 0 T ESTATE RS MEWUSTIMG Exc11.U>g custom home. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath on approx L900 sq ft. Steps to our best beach You own the land on Ous one. Aslung $1.Sl,000. Newport Pier Realty ·•a :::mnwiJlllM~ 2005 B•lboli Blvd. Newport Bch. 673·205S' JUST LISTB>!I OCEAHFROMT For Sale by Owner CHEAPER Secluded 4+ br, dbl Jiar, 1.._ _______ _ TH.AH ·Newport Beach Hghts, 21• I PROPERTIES RENT! story, custom built, solar Old fa.shiooed charm & home. lnclude1> brand room-Sunkissed family new $1.S,000 bk yard with kitchen, c upboards Malibu fiberglass pool, galore. Three queens1zed diving board, heater, bedrooma-garden type flltec & all access & grounds with wishing separate jacuu1. (Both well & huge cov. patio. also solar heated. l Beam Look no further. Call cellmgs, lots or wood" 6t6-7171 used brick frpl, new <Y'f"' ·,.9.11 \1 v fo1<1 •1~1· carpets, hghl & airy. [ ~ I $115.000. 675-2855 01' ~ lftPdlil ._645--__ 57_44 _____ _ CAMEO SHORES Just a sborl walk to pnvate beach rrom this cozy canyonside home in one cl our most desarab~ neJghborboods. 3 Bdnm. & 2 baths, large ocean view terra<'e witb J'OOGl t.o add on. $269 ,SOO A D1v1s1on or II arbor Investment Co. OCEAHFROMT Cbatm.ing 2 BR home; 2 car garage. Best swim- ming & Ci1bing area, c lose tG stores & restaurant.s. S275,000! IETTER HURRYt NEWPORT BEACH, complelely remodeled. e~~~~~~~~ upsraded home ln lbe lalboo lay Prop. lleatton * 675-7060 * new, new. new-paint m· ----------/out, cpts. clrpt, plumb· c L A s s I F I E D 3 Bdrm .. 1~ bath ocean· front home; open beams inh\. rm., bdrm.; patio.I~~~~~~~~~~~! Dbl. garage w /opener. ~en & landacap-Jng . 3 ITiboms, custom 'brick frplc. A better buY you won'L gel. Ooly $114,900. 644-7270 $300,000 673-3663 833-0723 Eves. associated llROKlR S-REAL TOPS 101~ W lolboo •11-JHI VACANT· VIEW! Cliff Haven home oo bluff overlooking harbo and Pacific panorama. Bdrms and family room . Fresh paint and ready . $i<l.q.soo fee! PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 142·5200 ASSUM! sso~900 LOAN ' 3 Bedrooms. Located next lo central park and beautiful lake, ~real for fl.shing and sailing, 1ur· r oundied by $100,000 homes Make thii home a 1reat buy! Won't last long. Call 963 6767 6 1!.IB&ii 4 ~ • lecOllW. wa...- in Lusk Realty's new Resale office in Hunt· lngton Beach. Conf1den· tlal Interviews are oow being taken for licensed Real Estate agents or soon to be licensed. Call today about the many features we have to offer. I ".,." .. II .. INVESTORS 3 Uoits, 195,000. Home, 3 unita "~~. $227,000. 5 Unita. 2 yn new. $182,SOO. Prine only. cau Betty MS-9181 EAST SIDI CUSTOM DUPLD Beautiful ownen un.il + inl'Ome tool Don't wait- Terms ! Tormal Cal ~7; !.!. •II S WN id lltlifl(f f ~~;;,-Zfj_J THE REA l. I ~ EST l\Tf.RS People who oeed People That's what the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 1S all about! C 0 M P K E R' R 0 A Y S W 0 U E T H N S L E T A T S S A X E T H 0 T S 0 B E M Y 0 E S E A L C N Y P C S A E H C A 0 A I I 0 N D P T 0 T E I T CTOTSTHHBEASERECRRA.. R R T A A I N 0 T L C 0 R M I B A Y T W L N H N E C S L A E T U N S S 0 N Q D R L C 0 C U 0 0 S F R A 0 N 8 A U A N N I W T I 0 U 6 S AITNLMELERNERSYHTAk T A S L I·A L R ff N F RA U N C H C J N C A M C A Y T A T E N l 0 G I 0 t E AOT I SONTNAKAAHAKCHT S T H l R E I A D l W L S S H C l C K KCOkNK STE MkROYWE~JB l,,.ll'vetJOM Hiddoll _. ea.low W-~. becit· Wtfd, up. down Of dltfOnallly. FHlcf ..,_ ltlCf bo11 It in.~ Seattlt Minnesota S.n Frtncfsco · S.nta ft Opera/South Ch1c190 Lyr1c j Boston Houston New Yorlt Met e Dallis C1nc1nn•t1 N. Texas State Tomorrow: s.t 1nt Pa tr kit S~\lcll}A-~t,;rs· , That lnfri9uin9 W Old Gome with o Cltud/e ~ ------...... .,Cl.AW t. ~ or:;v.:: ... ~!.! :: ._ ,.,,.,....,, ......... , r - 7 . . I ' He.Mt Fot-SM M...,.. For S. Hioa.a ._ S. MouMt For S-. Mout.1 For Sde ................................................................................................................... °1hUl'9dsy, March 18. 1978 DAJLY PILOT 0 " a ... ,.. I 001 GHer• I 002 G..ffol I 002 ~tMnl I OOJ G...,... I 002 llto.it•• For ScM HouH1 ,.., Sell. HoltMt For S. HcMne. For sate ·~·················· ··••·······•··········· .............................................. ·••·•········•··•··••·• ·····-······ .. ·····•··• ··········•···•••····•· ...•...•.................•......•.•..........• LAGUMA IEACH 2 DR, 1 BA, Laguna Charmer. Walk to beach, Mex. rireplace, oak floors, fenced yard. Perfect home for artist, wnter, student, couple, weekenders. and anyone who upprec1at.es Laguna .charm. OnJy $110,000. r NEWPORT BAC..K IA Y Quality b\.Jtll John Lyttle home featuring 4 BR, 3 BA, spacious rooms, wood beamed ce1la.ngs, wet bar in den, maids quarters This is a great e'htertammg home on an extra large lot w/romplet.e priva('y. $145,000 CAM~ HIGHLANDS This 1mm41c~ ~H. 2 BA + den, not only has room lor pool, but is very near pvt. bearh. Only $169,900. OLD CORONA DB. MAR This wE•ll maintained 2 BR home plus ~st. urut 1s ~mg sold by the original owner. Pride of bwnersh1p abounds; l'Offi<.' S('e It. $174,500. EXCHANGE ANYONE? This very nin• Corona del Mar duplex w /pool <.1nd Jaruzz1 would consider exc:hangmg for small home, Newport Bearh to Laguna Beach. 2 And 3 BR units ~ I · B \ eal·h Priced low at $18!1 .>llt) INVESTMENT - ORANGE COUNTY J u!'l l'Omplt•ll'd 22 2 BR, 2 BA untl!). 100'" 01·l·up1cd ~xcellent opportunity for th C' professional inves tor . Outstanding location. quality throu~hout Phone now to mspect this pro pl· rt v t'\. tu rc.>1·e1 vt• a deta1 led Plll'<'h<IM' <111ab ~b 644-7020 2 I 2 3 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH Gftle'ral 1002 Genttal 1002 .............................................. fNVEST IH THE FUTURE ~HACH fhtblY UP1 raded~ 3 bdrm. family ll dutl.ni rwms. Ot!W brown plush carpeta. aparldina pool and lot.a ol oxlr 11!1. Of fered at only $128,500 Call 54().1 LSl lacklayR ....... Fix & Save $$$1 Pnme locauon1 .34 Acrt>s' Older tanch 11tyle homt!' Country t1tcht'n 1 l.arl(1: Uvin~ rabm! Old fashion service porch 1 N l't'ds pa10t & 1magma t100' Just listt'd! Wuo't la:.t at Uua pnce! ! Hurry~ Call ~ ---liilflijll ··~-c- MEW HOME Eash.let. C. M. Bwlder Jic.t completed Uus 2 st.ory 4 bdrm home t'eature:. include, vault ed ceil.mgs, 3 car gar.ige & RV storage. Hurry, rhooe;e your own rarpct:. Cail 546-5880. ~HERITAGE ••• REALTORS CAPE COD SSl,900 $2,150 TOTALDOWM Winding roadwa) to !'-tmnng 2 ~tory rt'tn·at ' Pnvatc ground.., prott·1·t S('('luded entry Lo liJ\"l~h ltvin.: room• Gourmt•t kllch~n ovl"rlook" i.un· ~h1n1: rourtyard • Wind ing sta1rv.-Jy IC'ad:. lo sweeping ma~Lt•r OOGLE OM OGLE! You'll oogle at this charming home on Ogle Street in Newport Heights: French doors, parquet wood flooring, beam ceilings, two fireplaces, three bedrooms, 60' x 100' fee lot and a de· lightful pool. All in a delightful neighborhood near schools, churches and s hops. And oogle at this: it's only $118,000' O·O-Oh! U~l()UI:. ti()MI:§ REALTORS'. 546·5990 1525 Me!H) Verde Drove. East. Costa Mt·~d oil~11 on Coror1<1 11i'I Mdr. di 67!) 6000 G~ 10021GeMral 1002 ..•.•...••...••.....••.......•.. ~ •......•..... ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A lOCAl1Y OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 SPECIAL bE.AL -Outstanding~esa Verde beaut)<. 3 Bdrms, rustic family room with fireplace and heavy beams, big open kitchen with "I s l and Range". Across from park & play- g r ound. Only 6 yrs old. $83,900. Call 54'-4141 MAKE OffBl -Owner wants action on vacant 2 bdrm & den home. Priced at only $80,000, but make all offers Call now for appt C~ 552.t> I 6 I Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach bl'droom plus thild ' r-----l 1002 retreat• Hurrv. '!.t•llc·r i::. Gettel al t 002 ~a a.tl.XJOU!> 847-6010 •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• • • ••• • • • • • ••• • ••• •••••••• · •• ? • , • [®IR~H·U] LET'S M.Al<E A. TRADE! <cntrnlly locuh-c1111 < • M nr lloag I IOl>ptt al ldt•al fur OWnl'r UCt'UJ>JOt') Owner anxmu., to tr•tclt• for land 1·ommt•rt'1al OJ res1denual Xlnt '"'"'"' ment. low v.1ranc·v Suh CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Extremely charming 2 bdrm. unit. re· ccnllv refurbished thruout; splendid 1 bdrm. rental over double garage. A vPry fine estate s tarter. $168,500 759-0811 'Frut ~" Guol We"te"' Bfdg eon..def Mar jo22 C.WdelM• 1022 ~ ~ 1024 f1• ••v.-.y IOJ4 ...........••....•.... , ............. , ..•...... ·······•·•·······•·•••• ........... , .......... . ' IYOWMH OlJGlkAL HillOl Vl!W WITH VllW Spacious 4 Bdtm, family rm home in original Harbor View with rormel dining, pool. jacuzzi -AND - Gorgeous ocean, harbor, island & night light Vi~w Reduced to $259,500. SOUTH OF MICiHW.AY conAGI An absolutely charming 2 Bdrm collage with gleaming hardwood floors a nd TWO separate 2 car gar ages. Reduced to only $134,500. Cail 644-7 21 t for o.talh --.mm GNerGI 1002 lcAoaPtftlntula 1007 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GREEHBROOK Ni~ 3 Br, 2 ba on Mon tero. $195,000 Marshall Rily 675 4600 •bdrm, 2 ba l':xtremely COl"'OftG del Mer I 022 popular C:A Ml-:LOT mdl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ttus lovely home located cozy 3br, 2ba + guee.t on a cul-de i.ac within house. Frpl, 2 patios, n 2 usy wallunit du.lance lo lot. Pnn. ooly. $157,000 So Coast Plaza, theatre:. Owner. 640-7030 & restJuranL., Many out --- 11tand1ng reatures 10 SUHSETPREVIEW elude Open House Daily 1·6 Custom Draperies .U Mendoza Terrace. Covered patio 3 BR, ljin-rm, view. Deeorator Wallpapers throughout Outdoor gas BBQ Auto Gar Door Opener SkylaRht 1n Fam. Rm BY OWNER 979-8123 Pno Only $109.900 Lachenmyer R~atty Inc. 646·3928 S4~·348l WAMT.AVIEW IYOWHER t .... VIE.STOR'S 1'wo best buys in COM on " ~ ::.aroe blk. panoramic SrECIAL $46,000 Ol'ean views from eal·h J SWIUHOMI 2eOO tq ft. Award bo~. pool. ttntral a1r cond •bdrm, 2 ba. Extremely ult'd roof, up&rade.s popular CAMELOT mdl thruout. Ready to moff 1llla lovely botn1: locakd •-.. c.i 900 WW id GREDlllOOK ..• .. "'· -· . cons ~r oo a Cw-vC·laC wllbtn tradto1 for 4·Plel(. easy wa.Udn1 diatartce to 96.'H339or919--06S So. Coast Pina, thealre• lmiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• & re:o.taura.ot&. f4any out 1tand1n~ features in u-... In elude mutli Custom Draperies Immaculate! Covered palto Splll'kling clean borne. 3 Uecorator W aJJpupers bedrooma, eating aru. tbroughuul t>earty hrepLace. Qwet Outdoor gas DBQ cul de sac street. Nearly Au!A1 Gar Door Opener oew pool & Jacuni for Sk>lighl in. !''am ll~ summer fun. $84,500, BY OWNER 979 8123 BKR, 540-1720 Pnn Only $109,900 Assume 4 ~loan 4br. 2ba, .... All~ I ) patio. prime Joca i ftll I IBU. .. from bch. lndscp'd. re '"#I In C•fomia" dL-co lhruout M7 2005 * EASTSIDE * 3 BR, 2 ba., frplc Super l'lean' Next to park Best buy in area. $72,500' STUARTFtME REALTOR 631 -5454 SI0,000 hlow Milt. Large 2 Stry, 5 br, poc>I home 3 baths, frml din Ing, 2 frplcs, C\•rd patio easy care Lawn. 6 ma lure rnat tret"S AU ceramic kitchen & entry. $117,000 MES.A VERDE firm Pnn ooly, caO OPto.:N SUN 11 4 owner at 968-7645. Oc ~Corvo Pl cupancy »90 days. By owner• BR 2 Ba, fplc. HuntiacJton t.adl I 040 & Furn Rm, beaut pool •••••••• ••••••••••• •• •• wtjac. Sl.26.500. 546-9179 2 STORY EASTSIDE- SUnA IUY!! J Bdrm, 2 bath. One of the lowest priced im maculate homes 1n Easts1de C.M. Owner r~· ad,y to se 111 546-8640 WITHIQMUS ~ Qwet home in Fam.ilr home in quiet residentr.ll area. Lovely upgraded with wood and mirrors. Skyllghted patio cover and wet·bar. Call 546-~ Agent. ------~ S&S Resale Speciallsls J?u,ltc ~ J.4 or 5 bdrm models 'Jt REALTORS avail ~ome w 1pools --968-4002 Penrungton Propert1e:. (;u11rde<J galt.>W,I) pro br. fam rm, form d111 tects I ava:.h courtyard nn. frµls, lJE-am ce1hn.:-. with pool St:dudcd t•ntr> new r111:5, beaut pn~ to cxt'<"Ull\ e Jn 11\g roum paU<l6 & mce yard~. Mu::.t c.,ntral ar,•a. l(rt'.Jt potl'n 1 ________ _ Sun::. h In e go u rm el sell 1 $187.000. 759-9448 llal, 3 BR. Gar, fnrd lut IUUTIFULC(>HDO' kitche n overlook~ or644-2&41 lfnoanswer $79,000. Tl'rmo; llwnr. 1Story.2bdnn,2bath.. pnvate patio SweepinJ: 644 8722 Open house S48-4llO ___ . Localed lII plush adult master bedroom plu:. Sal Sun 1·5, also wkdys RB>UCl:.ft. commuruly with 24 bo\lr ctuld"s retreat Owner 1~ Costa~ 1024 ~ secunty. Only J years ra~184ous760Su10bm1ta~or ••••••••••••••••••••••• $12.000. old. Many amen1t1n ... ~ " Qwet cul de sac ~treet , '66.000 adJ to Santa Ana Country l'J -~=---=--• [®IH&IUI] FUNKY HOUSE ON2LOTS VETS FREE Housing. Zero down . .c~ro C05ls Any city m Orange Co. Call C4HR VF.T AGT 5S6--07TI. MUST SB.L MOW College Park 3 br & din mg rm. t'OH'r•>d putw Terms to ~u1l $80.50\1 1(11 9081 Club & tenn1!'I Club, now I · 197.500 3 Br, 21~ hai.. 2100 962·4471 r.1:)546·8 ::.q rt Open howe Sat 1 5. !~~~~~~~~~ 182 TM Masten Clrcle- Sc::i:.hun• Real 1-:slalt• f'75 SHOO DIVORCE- FORCBSALE Super Meredith Gardt!ns home, 4 Rdrms. family. formal dininR. laq~e 15x36 swimming pool. Hurry & Sl'<! this gre1tt family home al on\) $14l,500Call540-ll51 • m1t )'our lr<1d1· lt~lav or p u r <' h ii st• out r 1 g ht Hurry' 54.'.> t149 I f'mN1 home for the first time buver or for Lhe tn· vesLor Three Bedromom c h armer 1n quiet neighborhood Excellent family ·home Real - Real F.statl' Shurµ' Only $62,$00 .MIHl-aAMCH 41R. ~~:! .......... ~?~~!~~!'! .......... ~~~~ NO DOWN MO CLOSING COSTS MES.A VERDE ~~. neighborhood L\ ly 4 bdrm fmly rm home in a good area. 2. RV ae eess gates. BBQ 1n bkyrd New rooC. Bear 1ng fruit trees Don't hesitate. Call today' 5'.S-9491 MEW OFFERING t.uxur; Coll Park condo. 2 br en with tull ba, prof de(•Or & A1C Atlchd 2 .. ar garage w iopcner. ldral for sm.:lc buy"'r with limited ::.avtnl(S. Low down payment. Oo. ly $69,500. Call now 646-5945 ~HERITAGE • • REALTOR~ REDUCB> $7,000 t Yr old Ea .. t Costa WS« RESALE Mesa lnplex. deluxe un SPICIAUST -------•I .>4b-Z113 'OOL-$66,400 Any vet can movl' 1n w payment.s like reut :l BR ramJly homc• walk LAI everylhm~ Ca II now WA.TBFROMT COHDOMIHIUM -Prest1i::mus 2 O<'droom home in J total M'<'unt) alm1!<'.phl:'rl' Thi~ dllult 1 ondo offl'Cs luxun· PTH al''.¥ USl' of p111;I THE REAL ESTATERS VAMODOWH ~ Circular dtl\.t' Lari:t· Carnal) :.1.t4."<1 llvmg room . Cnuntr] kll('h1•n l>in1• W:ill of gl,i..<; \'W'A. of,.,,, erl'd pH 1ltnn ~ lush BIG CA.,,.Ya... Bil, fam rm. 3 baths Bcaullfull} <lt'<'orate<I tam1ly home v .. ith patio \ 1t·w-. from ca<'h n){)m . $33.5.000 540.3666 J a <' u / 1 1 & " .1 u n a Beautiful VU;W of waterfront art1\1tv ;ind n11(ht h ghb May 1·1111 s I ti I' r I l· a,., 4' I (Ip L 111 ti $239,500 J UNITS - \Vl\TI RI RONT llUMl ~ REAL ESTATE 6.H 1400 Low down' No qualify. ml!' Owner will finance' Only $70.000! Call for de· \;ulo;' RED C.\RPET754· 1202 STAR GA'ZEK1l~ .__-'-'-'-'-;.._..--11,-(1.-W '-NLL\X--~---'UH• .;-1::> Y°"" Oo ~,•ct,,,,, W•d• 1).. Ao•'"'"' to •~• .S•:t'• T" cif ... ,.h f1 ,.,l',,'?.,r: fCt rt de.. ... '''9d"' • 1 a < p._)f-.J••"l I rn11aot"•• t.I "1'11' LoJ.at. butta.gn I I G macnab I Irvine realty CANYQH PLAN 2 llOADMOOI Spacious ijving rm w/sun.k~n con-~ersation area, fa mily rm/kitchen combo, bouquet canyon stone fpl & play_room/BR combo. Priced to sell at $378,000. (P-130) ..... S. CllAM UVIS ..... 4 BR Plen 4 Broadmoor w/prof. Ja ndseaping. brick-work entry, gas fi.repit, pool + jacuw. Ready !or your imagination! $329,900. (P -131) ' L VNNE VALENTINE 644-6200 ' 6424235 '"""200 tOI Oowr Orlw HllbOr V.._ C:..l\tl'r • I rvlne •1 camSIUI Valt.y C.n19r 712·1414 ~round' •urround1n~ Jl&F Frecform pool S.:parntr wmg for h11k 41WDY M11:.ler Su1l<' & childre n 's 'tuurtt'rs Hurry for th1., unttllH' bargain ' 963· 781! I LIDO ISLE Wftela11 :\cv. I} remodeled 4 bdrm .. den, 4 halh~. laving rm. w /cathedral ceiling I .gt> master bdrm suite REAL ESTATE ••• IAYFROHT Theo Yeriyn c .,..,,,..J ffl 'I• II'·• [®lfi&IH1] S<>vcral fine bax.f ront homes with pier & slips 1950 I Sierra Rato• Rd BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR lr"Yinft Y<i1J arP the wmner of 2 tlCkC't<; Lo tht• 341 Boys1dcOrcvl' N .8 . 675·6161 I GSIUHMY UIES thf' OMEILOCK TOIEACH Cirntt"al 1002 i\N lt:l\f From \ht'\ clt•lli.:htful beach retreat dcroratcd w rrealn 1lv lo prune.It• .i homey, woodsy frl'lmg J bd, 2 ba "" 011f'n ht:o<1m C'elling5 & ('XtCnSIVI' llSI' ol nurrors & pandmi.: ···•••••·•···········•· ..•....••.....•.••..... { O~V N'J IO"' CF.N f..R Forthl' !'t1ARCH2lst Performanl·t> Two btfl patio an•as Short. walk to tennis c·rt & pubhr park Juq h,h'lf 64& 'T7ll Real f:o;tate H.AMDYM.ANS DREAM Garage fully in-iulull'<l Built in work bc•nrh. Large lot with fl V QC cess Newly painted, paneling and wallpaper, Four Bedroom llomc in Meu North. Truly a Great Buy for $76.000 546-2313 rv111, q • LOW DOWN \.A & rllA TER\1S' t; r t' .1 I A r e J ' 3 &-cl room~' $6 l. 000 Hf.;[)CARPET754-12Q2 IEACH VALUES rRJCE RED UC ED ~. Rdrm Peninsula Pt. SU>pc> lo beach. $189.000. Newer Ocea n v 1 ew duplex, Dana Pt. lJ45.000 5 Bdrm. private beach. Corpna Highlands $1S9.000. World Wide Brokers 8n-4S45 Have somet.tung to sell? Qa.,.,lf!Pd ads doll well. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS Spectacular Upgr~ded One Swry N ewpcrter Model Rich DS{k Oak Flooring In Llv. Rrq, 4 Dln. Room. Spacious 4 Bedrm. .ft Fam Rm W /Wool Carpeting.· Kitchen W /De\uxe Tile Flooring. Custom Built Pool With Jacuz~t. Unobstructed Valley View. An Outstanding Offerlnl( At 1329,000 A "Joy Of Newport" ~1.Stina . ••t DOYB OlllYI 631-1 ,.. . ... HA.RIOR VIEW LUSI< This borne has many custom features. Largt• courtyard, beautiful OO\'e tree and many rose bushe s. Built 1n bookshelves, formal din ~room, paneled family room w /parquet floor. huge pool I l l S lo.: 111~ I ,\ L. I Y • J,,ldl JI ' 1• ., ( \,,,, I ' 1m £ Cm! W•y Coron~ del "'" ------ EASTSIDE FtXER $67,500 Oldie but goodie, hUSll' lot! Zoned R-2! lioll!'ol' needs work! Sitting porch entry! Coiy la vang' Large $tor age sheds 1 Better hurry!! Call ~ FORESTE OLSON 1"4 .. Utl "'L'tlU• Call 642·567R. ext J.1.1 , to claim your ltckeLo;. ••• $40.500 Thl'rf'':. nothrnit Jell Jt this pn('<'. except th1i:. one 3 BR home. NOT A CON no Cn 11 now It won'tlast 540-3666 Wftelc-.11 REAL ESTATE l!t~~~~ !'!r a 30doy ad in the DAILY PILOT SBlVICE DIRECTORY OOITNOW• 642,$678 1002 G...erol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fllc~.!~:r GUB•aT AND WAta Y1iw ):.ovely "Dolores!' in origlnal :-. Bluffs. New carpets, upg?'aded ap- pliances & io excellent cooditlon. Very private 3 bedroom, 2Y.a bat.b ·home, au of the charm of t!te Bluffs $164,500 leasehold. A C°'"'1L IAl«9I CO. 644·9060 11# •• Real F.c;tale MUST SEU MOW Me;a del Mar 3 br. 2 ba fi:arage dr opnr Term~ to SUlle. $79,900 83J·9081 Real E....tatl' 1t ... ea w 2 bdrm6 . 2 ha . 3,4, or S Bdrm models dmmii: area. liJ undry & avail Some w /poob ; frpk Now $1711.000 Condo5 Member Multi Eva. YM COPELAND pie Li.sting Service. REALTOR 552-n.43'4 ¥ "'"" ':.;~,!~~!. """ Mi ble garage. Larie lol. $82,SOO M 2 stry 4Br &me in great Roy cC~ location. Jog to be-.<;b. 1810 M~wport llvd. walk to sch.ls, shop'g & Cotto Meso 548-7729 huge Edison Park. Y;J,· ---------.i cant ready for fast OC· E side Charmer. 2 BR w •guf'St housl', <lhl ~ar , nice backyd. fully fnl·<l S<-c to apprt•t·i:ih• 128 r-; cupancy Priced to seU at $81.900 Si~ R.E. 963-7080 Hllh St. Cull ov.-nr3nr,famrm.nearbeacb, [>l8K961 $78.500 Open h~1· DOLIBJ.~: Sat Sun 1 ~-21252 Cu1_>ar. \"OUR MO!°'<F:\ PARK Pl.ACE 4 RR p\l MESA VERDE MIMI ESTATE POOL - "lcw Condos, 2 Br. 2L, Bd. 2 frplc's. ccramH· tilt• kitchens & hath Pool &. "PB 675-4912 Bruker m lfl v<>ars' If h1ston n• rnstr swte. entry k1trb, • peats. 1hl'lf in 19811 thi.• re aLnum, gazebo. owner <.alt-value or th1' Jpprox v. help hoancc Brkr. ·~ arrc C:u:.L.1 '1 eo;a 963-8377 Real Estate ----- Li'ke Chldt"" Soup ... It couldn't hurt to call Chuck Nash about a re· wanling career m real estaw. Free tralnmg 1! you qualify. 540-5101. Hanch v.111 bt• douhll"d J --- super hr w I'• ha. nph. UHDER $10,000 dill'-frplr + hal·helor To assume VA Loan at un11 for 11ddlt1on.1l m II'">"'~ no credit:-nn rome \11.:ht do o little qualify, less than 2 m1 to tradm.I( 1 heach $72,500 Pnnc. OPPORTUNfT\ Only 893 5479 Ma) nevrr rf'turn Dort'l ------nus-; this on<'' OPEN Spac 6 Bdr'!' +ram rm. FOR INSP\o:CTlON Sal cmered pal.lo. 3000 sq CL & Sun t 5 pm, 222.'i (\t r V Schls Corn1'r let. n~·on H.d , Cui.la Mi•i..•. S99.7SO 19732 Potom.irc Calif Lane 962-6776 M1·NASfl Itt-:ALT\ HwvlWon &12 1334 dRys ......... I 04Z 642-6578 eves ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Movinq To °"90ft ~n llouse Daily lOam· 6pm. 3 Br. z ba. Beaut. decor Gate for boat or trlr Vcget aarden, fnnt trees. dbl gar. 229 Prln- WATERFRONT E/Side Custom borne. ccton Dr, College Park. 38r, huge fam. rm • 3 car Pnced to sell. 556-8674._ DY OWNER· SEAGA1'F. Custom tile flr & Patio- fl'l)lc, 30' slip, water vM!w frnt & belt, 3br. 3ba, ·3 decks. pool, jacuni, leo· rus, dbl gar. $234,000. 7141846-4829. 213 r.m .55:13 gar .. on R-2 lot Agt tr-riM I 044 646-7171 °"'° ,.. 1 026 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUSTSB.L! MU.A VERDE Out of stale ovmer must sell 3 BR. 2 ba ; on cul dl• sac. SBS,000 s,-fsll MCIMi°" Unique Dana Point L 0 v e 1 Y 1 rv 1 n ~ Orangetree pauo hortlt'. landmark has bffn con· recreation facil. Sl'S,800.. verted lO 3 units Perfect A. JohnsM Bkr 979 4964 ror owner occupation _~ __ l_4B_or_~----- pluc; incom~ Ocean Smoltet.ree Twnhm. 3 Br • view, Impressive recade 2l'J Ba, 2 frplcs. beaut dc- $215,000 roraltd. Pool, jacuu1, MOlllMS REAL TY c1bbse. 0wnet 551-Sm. •494-8057 * E.A.STSIDE ialise in Dana Point COSTA MESA area, 3-4·5 Bi:. resale or new. A1'o lDcome pro-JUST GIVE UT' A pc:rty. TIIOUGHT-a dupll'x • R WEBER ..tth all the extras usual REAL ESTATf; ly tncluded ln a botnl' '93-77&6. wood burning nreplac:~. built-lo k ltrh ens. 3 f'OIMt•.V.., 10l4 bedroom up~. &ftd 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bcrlroorn lowN unit 411 Sl7,500YA EXOlANCE "Up" VALUE ta Ull aq. ft C~OfHEWPOllT thH family room REALTORS w/lrplc .. lr1. ~ltcbeu, 6 75-551 I Ute &i: cptll. N.ac Wllf' 2atry condo, 2 BR. 2l't hn. 2-car 1ar., all ap· ~.-.500.~~ SqoanP&Tk. J l Jal 1f E L ' L S Rl!ALTOBS 857-GM $3,900 DOWN! Brandnaw2 BRI ~ llwid lD town.home, ")at ~! Pool, lenDi8' jacuzt. umat Carelma 11 v lna I EnJ01 eq lll lt build-up • ~ i.he'n.d wltbout ioa.lnltn•~ warrt• Wby welt. l.ft• a smut Jlt°P • cell ut6 PtnoDa1 Serri~ Ptl001ct now! ..,.. Pl operties ... J..llJO . . . .. . . -ff4f""1-DAl_L_v_Pt..;;L.O;.;;.;T;.__-:-____ _:,Th.:.:::lnday:.:::i.:.·.:MM'Ch=::!.'!!'~·.!'!.,,!!'!. ~!.~.~ ....... ~-~·~ ....... ~!~. Fors. ~ .... &+ot. OthH .... Lt.t• Houwt u .. ,. .. ~ l" lft H...,541 ......... ,. -I ............................. , ...................................................... .. . ,_. ...... .._. ............. ! ........... -... ~.~.~ ....... Na:w,.,t'-edt 1069 Ml •outll'octi 106t T..tlll IOtO DC:S'. lllcw ..... ..., 2000 ..... t"-d 3206 '# ..........._ • I".. 1-----. .... "••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • I 100 ........... •• ••••••• .. • ......... •••• •••••••••• . ........._ _ ...,.....~ IOSJa...--...... IOSJ ••••••••••n••••••••H• -••••N••••f'•••••••• ·---....................... ••••••••••••• Newport Ct-l'1t Twnhsf'. WANr A. VIEW Bel M...a. •••• .. •••·-·-·-.. ••• Prtme P\lIJertm 4 pteaa. 1_~1 svare. ltoe1ee topa'JL· • ' walk to bucb, ten crts, IYO-.. R OW dtRll •·plu HunUaiton OftlySllO.OOOeat'h. w.u.. J boalee from N. • OWN JO OWN pool, hcuut. Agt. -.._..._... b "~E Apprai al t J Harbor'aJ'U) 3 yn old CallBkr,'714-tW7""37 Bayfroo&. avall. 4/1 '711, M6-7171 • wv .,.,..t 1.l1111Jl COM on 11 n • m • luUy rented $UO 000• no pet.a. • mo yrl}. HOME ea me blk, panoramic maculate 4 Bdnn bome. ---• ' • ca.tom ocean vu dpls, ~ "BLUFFS" Twnbae, 4 br, OC"e.in views from each. 3 Heart d T11:1Un. Ownn ...._ C • pt• l r a a o B ch -----, ---- tam rm, xlnt cond, qu.tet br, fam rm, form. din leavlnutal.e. Aaent. Don ..._ r.Cf>irty 2000 Palisades. 1 7r old. EW 3 BR. dcn 3 BA. ON THE WATER ltreet. Act64&-7171. rm. frpls, beam ceU.lop, or lle1ea, 1ll·4911 or ........ ••••••••••••••• a'5,000. Owa.r. '9S-2.1llO, co~~.!_!:t 1c_~~r ai f' r new rug.a, beaut. prlv. 83:Mm8. Triplex C-6651. ~""':·ea:,--~ larlne'a latat and most -"'ue llfeatyle. A vaUa bJe now. Condomlnlum Wider $53.000. Tennll, pool, SJ>4 and gym Why rent when you can own. Qllltoday. UMCHUALTY 551-2000 VIEW OF ROLLING HIW -&fey ... of rollltt9 Mia tr.. ...... a..c1,_ a.. tllfa f-1clll... l b1•11• L99_. Hlgwf ho••· lrfck ,,,..,. ••• .......... c...,.tlay ... •Clllllhd c ....... ......... ,....., ••• $97,500. DANJ\ POINT 4.93-6812 . 495-1720 SOUTH LAGUNA ~l LAGUNA BEACH "97-3331 1'00DBRIOOE PLACE 'Special oflerlo& 3·5 ~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SANDY BEACH Swim or boat oo private beacb Just 300 feet from UW. move-in ready home on quiet elJd of Udo Isle. patioe & n1ce Yards. lluat Wat....,. I Oti 2 Bdrm., 1 bath home yrty . sell.,~~·~ 'uooo. 7»M48 ................ •••••.. with re.ar Wl.lta Sound iJI. EX11lA CASH7 2 BR bowe, paUo. Yearly, or...,.._.. no auwer .immt in Coroaa ch INVEST In prime Looi l\50molncl. uul. no JM'l6, 644-8722. Open bou11e ATTBnlOM Mar. Sl'?S.~ 1 &uh and South Bay 675-1119 Sat/Sun1·5.alsowkdys. INVESTORS UAB•Ms•111.a.L..v area properties. Some ~------- C4HALFRONT Nineteen unJt apartment ll"'ftinU llUIOA '' 1 with ca1b llow b111111. det Mer 322J 4 Bl', 3 ba +Jolt. Custom house. a even 2 BR, * 494-8057 * With eo.nplcllun of re•••••••••••••••••••••••• lik. microwave, ftplc, twe l ve 1 BR apts. DU., EV d!!velopment projech SPotleee. Walktobcb. sundeclt + m&"" xtras. $G5,000. r-t.SA your properiy wlll pa 48r 3.& Fm rm zt()()sqft $159,SOO. &U-3361 Act or -GE both w /prvt patio1t. prices -Call Mlke t213) 2 Br, 2 ba, den, no pft&. Priced to sell...,faat at J, AHCHO•" Extra shArl> 2 BR units, you $$$. Now at realistic 'l'tly, ~ AcaCla ~ 7o.&g ~1 IMVISTMIHTS Owner wiU help (mance. 328-MtOAatt. $&S0 New Pol & Cpb M.-t.l"'lshrh C714J 4f .. 771t ~~!_.S1to02,e:.~.an1b. 4-PLEX. four 3 bdrm, t <714 >529-S7.SS 640.5357 3 Br + 2 br duplex. You """'""'"'C'.I .. -.-. H 8 1 ~~~~~~~~~I own the land. Income C4 640.5112 4...6 bath, good · OC'. Mk· 2 Bdrm, 1 bath opposrtt- FAIULOUS VIEW DRE.AM HOME!!! ..,10 *'92 ""'" .,.. l.ng SU0.000. park, clean. Avail. late .., · per mo. .. ,.,..... MU DUPLEX. 2 bdrm t bath · Owner /Agent 642-3361. ST SB.L FAST TWO + HOUSE each. Aakinc te0.o0o. ~.~.ch. $450. 61s..aa11 ~ 3 Br l~ Ba, lge lot ......... TRl'IT-Asktog only $67,000. COSTA MESA Owner.840-l924 bdrm. Coolempoury de-INIM 1044 ~ HiCJU91 1052 Custom, quality blt. spc t.ac:bed fa~y b~m'f 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •• ~.\••••••••••••••••• tn level. 4 BR , 3 BA. 3. YOUU LIKE fTI Small down. Top loca· Owner's wilt m reaavtth 1 Older Apts Xlnt income, Newport HelJbtl, 3 bOD. huge fir epla ce in near beach Askins bdrm. home; buge Cami. Scoff Recifty beautlfuJ family room' $200,000. 962·3533 $:115 Stunning 2 Br Huae Frpl Beaut Die Yd New Plmb Cpt.s (6404 J nJ~n.: .. ortw -alsyk toelas .. ~~-Transferred-must t.ell. ~ ek d brick Crplc retl'eat. UD•"4• --~.,. w "'e en er Absolutely an enter-parb in Village of Wood o6dbridge 2 BR & den, tamen. delight CrealJve ly rm .. 2 frl>lcs. & new 53'97533 S11d101 glass door to carpet. Only $145,900. pool I Highly landscaped. Loh for Sale 2200 MARJMERS COYE $137,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Famtly Size 3Dr. 2Ba Fncd Yd. Slone f'rpk Mu.sl See I $.525 18460) R*idge From $115,000. orlBR.Formdin'grm, Or? terms avail!! Agt , 5&-4lOl a trl um. upgraded . • 6ll-4560. REALTY 646-44n Otlm-RfflEstat. J_ QUAIL m OfACllLDGsm • ........ s 631-4555. lndscpd,. $99,950/best Only .:! short blks to -------- OOOUIDGE olr. 551--0685 ocean 3 Bedrooms & Hartaor View Honws ••••••••••••••• ••. ••••• Pt...Ac e:: HanUngtoo Beach DUPLEX MaMle HOlma ' PROPllCRTill:S. 'l7.000 sq. fl. lot near QiM newer tie 3 BR 2 Ba. Great location, ~ blk. to For Sale I I 00 ::oeou"'~~·~:~T~ Pacifica Hospital. 5 lite, nlry & woodsy. S. of ocean I 3 Bdrm. & 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Poanl3 Shop. Cntr & Civic Hwy. SS.ZS mo. 67!>-0764 Broadmoor home.' BR .. Woodbridge Sycamore guest quarters, localed "CARMa W/SPA,. ta ln 1 on large lot. Open beams m. rm ... 11 um. poo • 4br houae. Owner. L/R. and more. A must i.ee Decor'd T /0, 3 Br. FR, spa. dec~~ng, lndsc~-.· DIR. upgrades., lndry, ho~. $1S7,500 (II()) LR, DR + much more. repced. The work.s · kit.Cam. auto gar door. Jmmac <'Ond. Only bdrm. uoits. Doublll Mobil. Ho. UYlllg •2 Trfplun• Center. Sl3S,OOO. Costa Mfta 3224 garace. Furnished " • Atlts R.e.t Near Lake Park. Min. to Davtd Bourke Rltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reducedlo$12S,OOO . lndscp'd. Must move in .. ~/.'!,.•.,.,;.• $173,900. ..1_GENT '40·S500 May. $110 .ooo. 27 '., i/f(JIUlf, "SOMERSET" booked for summer ren· bch. 1-4 PR. 3 ba; 1·3 BR, 546-e950 tals. $192,000 We have numerou11 & 2i,, ba~ ltl BR. 2 ba. 5 3 Br, 2 ba, 2uo Collee~ NEWPORT llACH beautiful moblle homes garages, "l"rplcs. $18S,OOO San Clemente R·l level. Ave, College Park. Cl<>l>e WOODBRIDGE BY Songsparrow.551-0238 Elegant proC decor'd, S CWNER, 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, C mb • ...._ en, FH, LR, 3 car gar, REALTY for sale l.n establi.sbed eaciL 1709-171.3Alabema View. Nr golf course, to schools & shops. $475. 675-1642 545-3261 ~~ti~nc:1i~:~~~b: =· Bcb. S36·171S ~~.~~. 0 w 0 er· mo.543-7638 ____ _ Btoadmoor ''Wildwood" G n~e huge brick patio+ many Uoder m.arkct at $97 .000 M -'-I more xtras. $219,500. For Laguna, EJ Toro, Ftn New 38r, 2hba, duplc.x, $-0092 Oue personal preview call. $10 000 DOWN ·in the Terrac~; 3 Cbarnungn<.'w3Bedrm + PROPERTY HOUSE, ' V I y • A n a b e i m & 7 UHrTS C.M. 49xl25 •. will take 4 units, fireplace, Igo back yard Westminster In price Beautiful brand ne..v 4.1 behind Huntingto n 2cargar DEERFIF:LD, 1mma1· 2 Br. dt!n, 2 Ba lwnhse Wood de<"k pallo, rn1r rared v. d rd robes. l-1 ec gar opnr, S83.SOO. o~nt•r. ~ 5713 AM, 640 7072 PM bdrms .. 2 ba , beautifully den. 2 bath, r.-.m rm Patrick T~ l\ssume Bal or $16.5,000 d t ted h h :lbr &. d1•n pool home un ers a ome wll A1C, French drs. P\l 552-4414 AGENT O\\ner \\ul l'arry bJI of ranges to fit most br,loft,f/p.3.zbr,l'~ba Harbour, $5f$,SOO. Ag\. 556-6393 people's pocketbooks, townhouse, all bllns, 631·Z140 J us t touch es of front courtyard, $123.900. -------st 100 mo Immac cond wallpaper . tbe tree ~11er 831·7098 BLUFFS $10,000 to $40,000. We are C'""""· drnc. Hurrv, buy ---------13 BR 2 BA, (pie. garage, & b ... ~ ·,.., "J IUILDEAS storage, massive yard as near as your p one. now. Tom L~e. RI Lr, I shaded entry m<1kes this ----Hl'modeled. Quick poi.s. a very ple~ant place to JUSTLISTEO! 3 Bdrm ·nomt.!"' pl..m. :'\o c r edit ncetled CALIFORNIA PACIFIC 642_1603. ~ 4 Dana Point ocean view nopeb. 5'l2S Aval Apr 1 Mobile Home Realty lots. Zoned R-2 $4.50,00Q. 54tH13S, evs 642·~=>. GRHHTREE Z106 Harbor, Ste 208 Tn·~lex 2S'-~ down. Balance i.ub· 646-6423 ~ ord1naled to loan llG CANYOM S40-E. Sid. osta Mesa Arthofer Realty. 548-0<>lO New 2 br condo Pool hpa li\·e 3 Bdrm . 21, bath horn<!, All one leHI, new cpt:;. _7_5!1_. -_C>.i_48 ___ _ -cl05e to school & lake, flooring & shutleri.. new pamt & carpets plus $14 5. 000 0 w n I Ag l a large yanl with mature 833-8.551or644 2148 eve:.. 3 hr :? ba, J\IC, SB7,SOO J>rtn only. By owner 494-3436 DEStFfaD Aspen 4 br 2~ $118.500. Pnn only owner. 494-3436 --.-U-ILD_ER_'S __ 't523 CAMPIJSDl·/RVIME CLOSEOUT HEWUSTIHG IN UNIV. PARK fruit trees. Pnced nghl at $91,500 Guardoo beach communa ty, walk lo ocl'an bt•j.u·h, comm JDCuui, ~:iuna , pool. ll'nnis 4 lld rm, 4! ba. :! pal111~ 1 ump fum1shl'd meld. pJml mgs, color TV. t·lr By appl. only. 642 6671 or Be tilull d ,_..., 3 OUAJ11ta MUST SELL -From $375 Kids & pl'l . ., au Y ecorai.cu ""'"" 2 br owners unil w/ OutofC--'--o·v ..-.c •912Bk br 2~ ba home w /pool & lO'x~·. remodeled, xtra fenced yard Two, 2 brun· rroperiy"'' 2550 n.v ... -. r. lovely view. $315,000. clean, 1 br, $7800. Furn ltsw/paUos. SlS9,000Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE, huge 3 Br _Owner ___ .640-__ 1_84_1 ____ 1 Across Crom K·Mart 642·28l1or673-35M Fam Rm, fplc, Just re Owner will help finance HARBOR VIEW HOME Shop Ctr 2191 Harbor Bl PartrPlcx..OC.-sl""-modeled. 123 23rd St. $48.5 Uus 3 BR, 1900 sq ft #34, CM Adults only. 6 UNITS -mo. 642-0282 low n home in t be Monaco. Call to see this '"" ""'1.8 LONG BEACH G d 2"-3 BEDROOM ~arefree Bluffs Wi.th immac. & highly up-.,....... d ·in ool VA-FHA SmJ older 2 bd. 211 Koo\ lO'k down, owner wall graded 2+ den 2 ba HUNT.BUCH areatan prtnrrtCealJMv~sk · GARDENTOWNHOME. Place. No pets~ C"r-rvatO,., 2ndT.D. for home. By owner Pnn. Be uruJ 2 B Co lri h mf endJ~~(2Y13·)....,,..' e <ecargarages. children. Credit rf!fs -·.; y oJ $1'0 000 "·" -•53 au r, zy s or ............. ..~10. E•H 1-757-1623 oded $225/mo wtr -~ 3 yrs at 10% rnteresl 0 Y· '" • · .,....,.,. · Cottage for two in pvt. Agt Call "'"' payable interest only &W-l-l40 _ garden like setting S• · owner <714l984·I475 monthly lfC'ashisapro-1 Blk from Ot'ean. /\ Adult Park complete RAMCHESTATE 3 BR. 1•2 ba, r efr11: lll•·m. call 1-'\Jll pncc on frame :i BR 2 Lia w pool, tennis cts. &. Home & lneonw too! dryt-r washt>r. hugt' ) d. l~Sl36.000 atnum'"" fount~m. lll'W much muc·h more Sharp 3 bdrm. 2 bath MliRAIRPORT fruit tree~. S4:!5 m r1 VALLEY 640-9900 crpb.. d~. paint 1,g,• \JY122.8 ) $16,500 homP with fireplat'l' Al and hor:w 7oninR. &t2 l!il6 BLUFFS COHDO * IH llYIHE * Unly l Pallo Homt' ll'ft :! l:hlrm +den, 2 baths frplc . rcfrigNal<.'d air cond1t10n1ns:. mirrored -.vardtobe door~. 2 cur ~1arage w1lh auto opener .. plus full rl!crea t100 fac1llues meld g 8 knnis courts, 2 pools and a pall"Of jacw:us. All this ·nw cl:i~s1c Notre Dame in Village Ill on ma1or i:r<•<·nbelt. is offered a~ this wt'ek's top qualll) home. This 2 RR . 2 DA lownhome. in the be!>l of cond1t1on. 1s be1n.i: of ferro at $85,900 Make an appointment to see this beaut,y today! patio t:as nm~ sw1 m (.'ALI l''ORN I A r A<:l l''IC + s e par at t-0 up I c x Taxes only $9!2 per vear --11 ming puol '"" ten n" Mobilt'l-lomt• Hl·alt\ always renlt'd lo make Totally fenced w 360 d<'I! R~afs ~alor~ .. Sl30.0CJfl. B~ owut•r Z106llarhor.Stt>208 the payments' Quiet view. Completely r<.' WehavelOOOsofhow;et-. aft i pm. 493-11.'i..~ ~ ~~-=.'! ....... ~?.~~ ~ ind lrvme too' 01\ Irvine Center Dr (Moulton Parkway) ju.st ~aslof Jeffrey. red hill~:.:. 552-7500 5br, Jba, 3000 sq ft. many upgrades. choice lot. Call Bob Jacobsen 7~2 8321 ~ys, 586-_!997 ev~ knds Mission ¥fejo I 06 7 ....................••. $00,995 Call 551·1263 ii---------Beautiful upgraded El ----------,._~,.. leodt I 048 f:.'a$.,~r :a~h o~o~mesr, TURTUROCK ••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeled kll'hn, lg rear 4Br 2ba''" fam l.y oo Cozy Cape Cod .~rd Must':.ldl Helow · w, 1 r m Immaculate re:.toral1on &.atnum Plush carpN & market at $82,900 H' redwood de<:,.k1ng 4 Bdrrns • 2 batbs, den. Owner. No agts. 236/li Sll.SOOO PhSJ.1.1084 counlry kitchen with CalleGanador 7687217 · -·----skylights plu:s S<.'parate Open floll!>e Sat Sun 12 5 a.rust's studio. Walk to beach & schools Old :J Br, huge fam rm, 2 rharm: move-In cond1 Hplcs . Prof dee & landscpd Must sell, open lion. $1S9,SOO. IYOWMER house 12·5 Sat/Sun. 3 MORIMS REAL TY ,Pandora Orvmt>Groves> * 494-8057 * $114.950/ofr. 894 5641 ------ ·Ill.OW MARICE~ Hilltop Ocean vu 3 br 2 ba. Th W db . d fam rm, deck, frpl. Pnn re e o o ri g e only. s:J&.626.11162 537:! ,Town h ms . v a r i o us -- . mode l!i. REDWOOD, Reaul1ful. newly re · ~.995 STONEWOOD, modeled BLUE BIRD '1.13,500, EASTON, Prof CANYON home w ilh lndscpd & upRraded, mother -in -law unit $138.900. Also. GRf:EN $10.000 down and take ,'f.REE, 4 BR HAMPTON, O\er payments 673-4545 ~04.995 Palnck Tenore _.ss:! 4414 Agent i---------JUST STEPS LOOK!! GREENTREE HOMES ONLY $75,900 1:Jnbellevably pnced. A Stalford lo tbe beautiful Greentree area of Irvine features cor;munity ,pool, park and able TV . Call for detail ... UMCHUAl.TY TOIEACH Monarch Bay home shows like a morlel and has a spectacular view. 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths. all electric lulchen, forma 1 d1 n1ng room . 24 hr. guard gate community. $27S,OOO ca Coldwell Ban~!r 3 Monarch Bay Plaza LagWla Niguel 49'97222 t31-0836 1050 551-lOOO HkJiM1 I 052 1069 ............•..•.....•. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER Real E&tate A 401 BOAT SLIP comes wtth lb1~ water front home overlookm~ the bay' 3 Bedroomi.. 2 baths. largt-palm & clo:.l• lo schools' d QUAIL (ll :PLA CJ[. 41 -PR0Ph:R'TTH:9 --752·1920 TH• 1400 OUAI~ ST NEWPORT IU.CH OCUHAIRE DUP'LEX Two up, two down, both uoils redone, new carpels, etc . Jm maculate Seconds to the breakers Good rental. Lease bold. '180.000. Burr Whit ~ H\!,tlll)r · 2901 N"wpoll Bfv75-4630 :_~--~~:.:~~.:...-..~:.._~--11.~.~.~ •• ~.~ ••••••••••••••••• ~, .............. ____ --------- 645-4978 !'><IG-5937 areiw1thbuildangact1vl-modeled. op<.'n henm dpl'\s t Condo. ind. air cond $112,oru Property House 642 3850 Take Your Choice BRA.MD MEW 180 Degree view 2 stolj . 4 bdrm. 3 bath, dm·rm. den. 3 frplcs Redu<'ed $189,900. OH er /trade Owner 64S-0758 3 HR or 4 RR on leJ!>e ~Sqftofhouse.\'u:~or land or nwn tht• land In Newport Upper Back de,1r11bl1· 1\e wport Bay. 4 Hr 2 full baths. Shore!>. Ponl lcnn1:. lge Cam rm. form d1n 'g coon.s I Ulk to Ot:t'an rm, rock frplc 1n LR Call Sl25.000 Opt'n house Sat Sun 12·4 557 6075 llUAOIU ~ 0'1!N .. ouSl AUL 1Y 645-9161 MONTEGO 4 BR, 2 Ba, fam rm. nr srhl & park, SIS4 ,750 G4U 1440 . 1H I 7163 $85,000 p,\RK L1oo cmmc1 Split ll'vel 2 Br 2 na. 156 Supenor Open Sun 1 s bl5 6i15 Agent HARBOR VIEW Grc·<tl entt·rtalnment hou:-.P for l''\<:<'ULIH' :! 'itOr) pool & JJCUUI, scp n •c ;.irl'a w W<'t bar, guest rm & ha Shown by npµt onl~ 1821 Port Abbe\' U \ Owner S195,000 b4~2ao9 or 559 1105 SEAv1EW Port Roydl 2 Story, 4 Br. 3 Ba . beaut vit-w. landscaping, ftnesl upgrades. Best buy By Owner. s;m,ooo. 640-6690 Sm Clemente I 07 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEASCAPE COHDO $96,500 Lease 'opuon. 2 Br & deo or 3 Br. lughly upgraded. Owner purchased another & wants to sell now• Exclusive 1257 SCst Hwy Laiz Bch 494-1015 BOND REALTY Sweeping ocean views. 3 BR. 2 ba, Ill bms. frpl, decks + bonus area. Cowity. Brand new lJst· around pool, Jacuv.1 and fee. ~e~a~~·PY~~d~~~: mg at $129,500. SO BE brick pauo. 2 car at 645-4900 ACJt HERE FIRST! 531·5800 tacbed earagc and fret• -- 675-1957 open eves standlng storage bldg 3 BR house, beaut~ & BY OWNER. 24''(64 lftt1REMetworii Near Airport ALLTHIS canyon view yard. giant Great Laku 1974 AND BEAUTIFUL mstr bdrm, $4~ mo. Spacious 3 Br, 2 ba SMOG f'REE SE1TJNG +utJl. 645-3000 charmer Located .. THE C.M. DUPLEX for $135,000 Call Geo. SUPER 3 BR 2 Ba, fpJt' MEADOWS". Jnine Ownermustsell.BestE· FreyS42-~ DIW, cpts., avail now Beaut S• adU. no pet. side oo F1ower St. Pnn. BE.'l JnNKLE R E $415 963-4567. ag~t . no park 559·0229 e vei. & only. 67J-.6372 ev~. a... Estote ---fee wknds. 4-PLEX, Costa MHa Ex~ 2800 Bcaut_._s_p_IJ_t_l_e_ve-1-con_d_n IEACH AREA Pric..d ift tenfts to sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• ne~r back bay, 3 br, 2 ba. SPECIALIST o.met-exehanghtcJ up. TRADE2"'2 ac~ in <?ahf 3 car garai:;e. No pell> Seeusforanyourmob1lt• Prine. only. Coll Valleyforl9 to24 f 10 5475.!'>48 7933 ____ _ homes. we :.pec1alHc in broker. 558_3327 ~-0039t. /\bout $3500 value bf' a c h a r e a h o m e i. ..,... SSOO I br. 21 2 ba. F R PAC l F t C c O A s T SEVEN DUPLEXES pool, tennis. gardcnl'r RESALES, INC. 21036 Red Est• Owner. 640000t> Brookhurst u B. 963 0991 SAH CLEMENTE Wanted 2900 --~ Orean vtcws, all 2 BR, •••••••••••••••••••• ••• $200 PnC'C'd To Plt-ase~ lY-l BA. Less then 1 yr. R-1 LOT wanted b Laqi?e2BdrmDuplexw old. Walk to state beach private pty. Qlpistrano. All ULil. Pd. CS488P GOLF COURSE &BUCH!! 2 Bdrms, 2 baths, wet bar, fam·rm. sunken hv rm, lge kitchen. Park rent $182. meld. ulll 536-8600 & park. Asking on1y San Clem areas ("all Sl 1.8,000 each. CX fer on 639·9873 aft Spm quick sale. ---- BERTHA HENRY Rentals REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAN'T LJ\ST LONG• S275Spac1ous 3Br w /L#: Yd KtdsOkay• (6758Pl Rftlffmes 631-4555 215 Del Mar; 492-4121 HouMs fwniWd .,-2-9-r-. _n_c_w_c_rp_ts_,_d_l'V-\-.. Newport Be acb I br TRIPLEX $110,000 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• gar, S29S. Adulb, no pets adlts, S-5,;'!...,...,, N E Costa Mesa. Lrg 2 Costa MHCI l t 24 _833-897 __ 4 _____ _ """"''"'"' BR. l ':a HA units .••••••••••••••••••••••• d tg PARK RENT $97.50 garage:., patios, good Refttafs G...,...lt 3 BR. cpti;/ rps, t' ro--"tion W .. _ 000• r h .. fenced} ard. $365 mo. HuntJngton Bch adult~· '"" e n ... ve l s 0 OU!IC~. 646 1935 park The lur k of the JIM WELLS REALTOR dplh. apts now, all --------- lnsh can be yours 'this ____ 55_7-_6_264____ areas. all pncc!> Sa\I? on 2 Bdrm house Flrcplaet beautiful doublt> wide s ~ c M fee. Double garage $34.51mn EA TS lj) E · • 645-4900 A-4 67S:?058Agent. NEW 2 !.lory Sea View home- S l S,000 DH $118.000 492 7715 luxury home. 2nr. 2Ba DUPLEX/ 4 bedroom, 1 ., S.Juan -w hot & cold running bedroom tden. & pool. 1 Mtrwport leach 3169 Nwpl Hgts 2 br duplex. leprechauns can he IJrut new, 1 rebwll. Renl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• f"n cd vd .• adults l'fO yours. Stting IS h<.'hev-oo&pncedforqwcksale ---------1 Pf:J'S Sl2S Gas &wtr~ ing, bul be sure lo bnng at $132,500. Owner I OM UDO ISU 673 2256 Capistralto I 078 4 hrm 3 ba, 2 frpls. pool. j;)cua;ii, tennis, grct gates. VERY pnv V/\C. Owner to ('nrry bal. No credit l"ull price $265.000. 751 8775 ; 640m8 8 EL 0 W MARKET Tai1tefully decorated & upgraded 5 bedroom home. cornet Jot. llarbor View Homes. View or tt1g Canyon Golf Course Owner anxtou.'' ....................... Spcnslt Hl&away Spanish tile covers this immac. ~ BR home Brick fireplace. Central air cond. mu view. Sun· 4eck & covered patio. ~ced below market. WALL STREET REAL ESTATE 831-3750 493-2202 Mil!Sion Park. 4 br, 2 ba, gttenbelt, view, open hse daily 1·5, 28032 Paseo Barranca, $95, 900. Owner49.1-7299. your 4 leaf tlover. hmlderisanx1ous,socall ------ <MF46M·6) HAPPY ST. now. 645-7221. 0 w n er w 1 11 I ease 3 Br 2 ba frplc 2 rar gar PATRlCK 'SDAY c~uay 2' FURNISHED OR UN· Encl. }d. KH~ ok. $4SO CALJFORNlA PACIFIC A"' 1 FURNISHED· MAKE 645 2Z74 Moblle Home Really Wntcliff Realty AN Of"F~R. You hnvt> a ------- 2706 Harbor, St.e208 choice: Large 2 Or +den QUIET PRIVACY 540-5937 EA.STSIDE and pal.Jo $7~ mo or 2 1 br. encl gar., new cpt!> . COSTA MESA Br 2 Ba. large dec·k and d'l"'. stove & rcfnt: ~.r A~fOf' Sde I 200 Hard-~nd 2 units, VlEW. S6SO mo. Doth un W~tctirr Adlts, no peb. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• South of l6lh Street, ror its are freshly pu1nted $275 67J...6372 ev~--~ BUILDERS only$82.600 ~~d carp<'lcd. ORfVf: 4 Br. li.t ba. l#!e reote<l South of Orange County. MARJHERS COYE l ll Via Udo Nord yard Nr 5chools &sbopt1. choice lot & acreage. REALTY 646-4463 and t all MSOlmo . .SS7·322S aft ·5 Many lo choose_ from in ---------pm beaut. arus. Lut of ---------Wat..tt'ClftfHOllWt -------- speculative mkt. BK R. TWO llG 631-1400 F .. ASTSIDE Lovely:! Br, 1 (714)677·5691 Nearly oew. the best, bath home Includes l(ar. Cowtfiry S.tfWJ ___ O_R_s.22_-0530 ____ 1 nJcest 4 Plexes in Hunt· DEL U X E WAT E R . ;:~ & dryer. $395. •VA $1751* L work with Oran~e Co. Veta only. Homes t.o 1175,000, Foe lnlo C'all · Vil Act $41·0800 N..-Lab MIMI HOISi UHCH inaton Beach. AAinc on-FRONT CONDO. Vuta -------- EXCJTIH(i UDOISU ~ Wow! Doo'l mass this ~Sq. n.,4 Ba,2~2 BA. 1YS225.000eaich. deJ Lido E'(panded l BR Two new 3 br 21> ba SUretSHARP ()penl2·5Dall)' rare opportunity 2 barn, 1,rees, & etc. One SCOTT RE.ALTY w/beaut view of 2 tum· twnhs,alrium.2cargar, 8'tter than new.' BR. 2 2QS Via Jucar 21 spacious BR's, parque acre fenced. Just re· 53'97533 In#? baslos. pool, sec W D. re<rig. pool. tennLc;. BA c ustom hom e E:<·lf. 4 brm 3 ba. mod ~ J ~ dining rm . Fence duced BKR gate, subterranean gar Jacuw.re<-room Kldrk P r ofe11ional l y lut,11.'J lot,patlo,nrlen· •• e nclosed. lo ma1nl. <710676-5717 f\lm,utilint $1,0:SOper petsOK.$4~&$485 d)"S Jandscaped "beautifully nis &priv. beach Mart. ••al &tat• garden areu. Covered OR 522·2090 IS)UCB> $7000! ~ 673-1020 agt. 1135 7\19 t>ves S-10 8"08 _... done. Jo exclusive sate S249.5000wner67S·6259 640.5357 paUow~'.<?"1sYTt66REIT.ooo. ,.._._, 1 __.._1---1 Huge Eastside mansion a~ 6 ... _1·'· DGM poiftt 3226 LIVE IN parded Nlauel ShOl'es ''F"...,..LY.,....... ~ ~ ..... , ...na extru rental, prPsent in· nnuo _... w/leooi• courts & -rv" REALESTATE Crypt;• 1500 rome$650.Greatstarter WehavelOOO'sofhouses, ••••••••••••••••••••••• FABULOUS private parldns at ont Rump\18 rm.+ family~ 131-3750 493-2202 ....................... investment. Now dplxs, a1'ts now, all lpt>r2br.lba.s:ar ·~m1 mile lonlt white aand rm. w/pool table 4 BR. * JUMIO VA* ---------West.minster Mom Pk, 1 Sllll,000. Drive by 294 areas, all pricf's Savl' on ~11ch, ocean vu. P' t WOODBllftf'l( b -a c ta • W b a t .a ~~~~ d:n~~~t'. I work with Oranse Co. Santa J.aa I OIO lot, Devot1on, ot. leaa than MagnoUa St, then eall f~ SJ:?.5 ___ • 496-__ 5293 ____ _ ua b\o' ... $15"l,IOO. charruer only $15.s 900 Veta only. Homes to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""· $300or 1 ~10 642-0282. '45-4900 A9 -VIEW + LOC. Weba"moatnerypla.n ~lzu~••.a=o CAYWOODREALTY $116,000.Forlnfocall: 4n S61,to0 CecMarclal , FULLY LEAS& Elrtr• lge 2nr. 2ba+dJn to suit 10Ut tndlvldual rNC. 548·1290 Vfot A.gt. Ml·0800 Sh a r P S · Y r o I d ,.,..,...., 1600 24,000 sq ft industrial Ing rm. Just decorated needl and prtee ran1e.1~4~t~J..~t~4~t~4~~t3~0.~S~O~S~O IO"'TSUP ~~ tnwnhouse. all elec. bltn ....................... bldi. lona term, N.N.N ........................ Walk to beach SOOO/mo. Fromlbldroom CO(lde>ti: "' Newport Creal condo, kitchen. 2 car 1ara1e. MEDICALILDG luu. o wn•r wtll 8aaral 3202 ~OC'644·~ll frioed at '10.lt)(Ho lrtt DQrT MISS THIS AVAIL.AILI P1an 2; 2 bdrms., ;z~ ba, Near South Coast Pl au, (J)ntwo S.o Clemeni. > fl n an c e • 0 r . C lJ • ••-•••••••• •• •• •••••• • ---------~ ltotnta prtced al b t 1£1vlewfromeverJwin· dln.rm.,adc<'Ui across pool,6park. SaleolAue-Trade $2H,OOO. Cell Qwner. HOMEFINDERS Fe rt•Yal.f 3134 ~ For" ~mpltle t~t'i. 2bm!i. CJ~~o dtiff ln Ulls eleaant I BR frvm pool • tcnnw. Must JD{ W~~TOR 7 Rm Deftt&l Suttee 1115'1 .ot44 Tbousanda or Rentala •••••• •• ••••••••• ··-••• INonnatlGD, call OSI beacb. J car iar. Sur· condo, so clean you'll It'll I $11 t,.500 ...,, a Rm Medical Suites All.,... all price. ~ASTIC • Br 2~ Bii. roundadr&tbrickpat.lot tblnk lta new! A1t. A1tot'7W200 •IYO'WMH• ~W.Y .... Co JUSTUSTID! Sample. Qmdo.1''plc.D1W Kid.-. Ii I J • 100 511&-411J All lull.J "-'ted u un· P5 Bach. walklo beach & pet OK. S4U 963~"7. •&ib.IM'aatis.a~ t ·5 ---· -----•WC'SlcUff pool home, I BR, ~~ 1rede«Jl-1 I am~~ ~=-.· ~ 60 4tt·Ul7 tt.1 yr old. ~el gu'a. Jbr. $150 tum, uU pd. Hal acenL. no ftt SO ... u•roB.NlA RLTY UDOtSLI 2 ba, lmmac cond. COUft• I Netlncome$l8,140. Pric• .,.. ms kldJ~L .. OK ~c·· ........ llalloll u-1 .. --.-a.;.1 ...... 2 '·e ·-kitchen. 0-ar/a .. , W/frplc. 1prlnkltt1 front Cndo.a.i ... n .... &t'M.OOC) u 'y..,..;ugs RVl''ll' $450RancbStylt'4+~ ,_.._._ "' .... ..,. ..... muucau .. QI %7 •• 6 back·take ovet VA ...... foraaft 1700 -' .. 11_ "'c. L«eEncYdANrScboob -lb-,.-.-• ..;;N.;.;..o,,-,-.-m-r-m-,-.-1-tl ~:•· beau~,:.~·---·-'°-------JOIO « nn, dowo. fuU ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• Four \1nita·1"' yn old. 157.ot22 BrtckFrplcNore 154.531 locbl'd, 1~ lab, on beai:n cJp, B1 owner. .., = HO,UO. Call IRVIHE W,\TERFRONT Encl 1ar'a+3 spare. Net .......... 3206 cuMHtc. 0 wtll . UT Vla YJllii. Ne.-port Hsta 4+ l>r. ---------·•CONDO. l"br, naaay UP • tncome Stt,224. Price ....................... l8r3Ba FamOlarmM ;0J:ld1~oeln1 .1• ___ __..._ ______ K!f~.~r:~ ~~~~i~~: lfa'9 eomedlhll,~ ....... u~' ~too. s's~i~SW:; ~-2,.&ALTY ~;,J~~ OW« ~. on :ea:~~eo~~ ~ . caUIU-"71 .,..JM • -....,......,., I01J a1 11aca Ul--4115 ~- ',, t••· T, -i ~ i J 1 t ., 7 ~ Usfunil.a.d Ho.&H U.~ TeMa•e ............ ~ rAf'*l*"t: u.Nr., .,.....ah u.fwn. Thuf9day. Match US. 11J79' DAILY PILOT cl. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•1t.1tl 1125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... .,. I' r , ..... 3240 ~... lJH ....................... CotfaMne 3124 CostaMna 312• llwllncJo.IUOch )140 a.talstoStw-e 4300 '-'-triall...tal 4500 ANH•Ct-• 1100-••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••··. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••··~A AT LAST ' Bdrm. z bath vl•w 2 br BJGC.f:~I'\., Adult 2 Mdroom ~upt'~ UNlQUi Park·llkr. ~f't 2br, lbu Ne\ P"'l~ l'h>t.t' Lo Avail tnh5es. apui, twune~ ~.....!:...~' unC ~1~"R. tSUJl SCRAU I rTt-·- hume. Air cond1l!oot!d, · m, 41• t or lucatlou No vets ung, 2 Br twuhm~. fpk, bhc)9" 1240 to share Pool. tennu.. """""IU'' 1~ •· unJt I'. ~t-1 ~, ' f1rcplacc, 2 l'ar 11ara&•. lat'oPUoo "'·5702. $225/montb 568 VI . pulao, adlllta $325 .:. 7ti887&t ritt' ball Shar~A Home llwlllkhll422&W l~s !1 A ...... W.ke rucc-yard & wut\er and A W\laon, anqwrt! apt. E 8'4-4423 6'5-74&'§.844 ~ NF.W 1830' Units, '16S m" l\A.lftU\ Y•C-FHf dryer av1ulabl~ F.x ..,...._ .... ,. ....... d ........ .& Nt:wly del"O 2br lb1i 10 Upended l U~ HtR ----Maeyxt.ras tlntaBch .at Uearth-Depth Attt-W. cellentlocatlon,clOM"lo nn••n• .............. LA~HAAnS quiet comple» •. 1>t .. Bay" Lwnhme pool, NeedoRooca lf•7 Ctb&Wbert s Panda-~J>O" fr~ewaya "11hoppinlf a.o.Pa-....o 3707 L;arae 2'3 bedroom garbage daPoSal lndry adlb Brookhur:il ToProless1onaJIY1''1nd a y b SHREDDED Wlfa.UAIANTEI centen $.SO /month ••••••••••••••••••••••• garden apl!I U&hwhr, Cac. xlra prk'i. 1970 Ad11m.s213/:>471601 -TIIATR1GHTP£RSON S493804 • My Poat orr1ce I ·Wtdelliaelec.1.lon pu.a lean Available April 2 br :steps to bt'och JX>O} bll.1\11, encl car. aia11 bbq Wallace. Adu.lt.s only, no • --lh«h 3141 ~t CT..lAit.S Um.uwrm 1.-ah WClllhd 4600 automatic. Tbere'1 1 •lnhouaecomputenays lsl Call owner 111l $32•,. pr m" T ·11' 11 30' PoolGaspd 7711Srolll'l. ..-.•.->On •H_.1 .. ,.,, ~ ll'~· ...... ~ ....... r.t..!~•~a ••••••••••••••••••••••• inadune that takes Ulr 0 l tel b " " ~_.. ....,., mo. ~ (.llilU', •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• • • '-C"" ...,~ >-",.._ ~W""\.1-"' d k: ~ ·va.iy ep one,1sederdvacc1• 714 1000138 ~<ml 642-5073 ~155 Sp .. a.•·b duple'"' Vi_. ... 1.. '•''*l4Al'-)lt..•ur-•WQ ~Uable. mature eoupl~ packa&e •n 1u .!, • acanc1e11 ven aa y • -.,.,,, ,. '"'""" will b.ibyslt homl' while 111tampln1 al uot1 at ,, •5\111 slaCC oC rounselori, 3 bd, 2 ba, all rnod. cunvc: Cotto Mno 3724 E!Sidel &U"Y 3 Ur, 2 BJ, NEWPORT HEtGlhs beach View. 2Br . $.SSO. 832·4134Since1971 yoo \ravel W1llm1 Lo pay SHREDDED " •1''reeloaged6SA:over ~nces. Spac. pnvacy ........................ bltna. new cpts, drp.11, \l'ablockt.o&hoppuigand l8r$300.494755l -Atfr~ctlve apt N1•wp<)rt rent. Prc:Cer N.8 /CdM. -: •Fnc rental counsehn&: p-r5. mo. Liie. M0-1256 patnl $350 552·4201, bus. 2 Bedroom, l b!'lh Ua; 2 BR uppef. v1h. Beach. M F } r round Jun/Aug area Rd'i. Lost Ir fcMld 5100 •Open 7dayb &·00-s·oo -----3252 ~O Wftk & UP' SSJ.1..3U duplex unit w /Ce11ced new cpts, dr~ •. L 12 blks S200. Isl/last 673 1)727 Call col le ct, l od 10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTIMES ~~~••••••••• Studio, l bedr()Om MESA PIMES yard. Mature adults ortl~ to bch .. twn Heuiiler -714/347·2306 Maidllerv1ce.pool t nr $285 . Some Cor th.Ii. lovely t·ountry Park 5'00 No't·h1lclr~n1 fo'shatt2bdaptw11rnrm.· ~~1°:.~run:.~r:~:~~~ tor Profes1uonal Sc<rv1re 1t~!IC:~~~. 3Tb:.r"c~':i 2376Newport Bl,(; M w I ll a rage ll. pool, s89elttli0nl3g. C11ll Clyde •at ~ts 497 3109 CID lei M N962o s!11~1 e1dr1nk ...-.sjln .. st/ Leacue537·2273, oofee ' :>48·9755 or 645 3007 JllCUlli Adults, no peb. • D eves ·"""' FMc.C.e Call 631 55 rm. frml dining & living ---$320Spacauus2 BR Pvt community w /pool, Open daily. 2650 Harla lrCllldMew E-Side I ,..,, I Penthouse al Promoh· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: i.ml male doa blk OR STOP R jacuu1, lenm.s & ~ac•h N1ce~yU~~~!!~~rm Ave, C.M. <Melia Verde ™luxe 3Br. den & study, Avlw~aA;:i~tJac~~~6> lory, Harbor view, mslr ....._, w/Wht paws, l colJ.urlj, 1936H-'---ll•d $725/mo. Poc.s. lse/opt. Or E olf Harbor Blvd). 2 ba, trl·level, Crpk, BR $400 mo. or 2nd BR Opportunity 5005 v1c AUa.nla, Maanoha -,,......, 461 Closed gar $230 up 5-$-41«7 • 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 112blkNo of19UISt l 752·"~499-_ 1 Adults, no pel~ 2110 skylight.. deck & patio ~Beaut2ur28aPool S350 mo. Gone a ol so \Calif COil> Sm 1''ec Me--' 14todt 3269 _Newport Blvd MEW ~-SIDE 146.S No children or pets Part.Ulll Pd Nr all need resume & ref's . Box • S~ CLEM~ Found male Germ SbcP ~..-• 180 E. 21st St 645 954:1 l"tew PIWih Cpl$ (S8l61 1014. Newport Bch 92660 G1 nonunii & Pct Shop w choke chain " F /C ~ REAL t'INl> " lit 2 u ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• R...tals Galore!! 3br. 2ba. Townhouse \Jp. eves, 6'6-42162 days R---.e-631 4555 Ketmng aHt•r 7 good 10th •~ R""•, S.A ...... n.c'7'>' rpl•. rn··" .•Jrd •·•1c NO FEt:• Houses, condos. "raded Lgc pallo -----W'n1'lnWI • lrvtne Flo share I urn 2 c I l & • ..._. ~l.~ " • u • .-. J We have 1ooo·s of houi.e:., • ..,._ 2 b R h .., )l'ars, 1ne Ot' .1 aun 1163-4567<tl(<'nL.noft't' duplexe!t Rt•nlal dplxs , uph now ,111 (;h1ldren ok 6•5 9543 Soper dea·f\ I BR lari.:e Me~leoctt 3169 Jm ; a~c 11 .,an t'henlele SllS.500 Jo'ound blk/wht ktlttfi l'llARMING 2 UH l Lia "' cpl.-.. ft'O\'t•d \ d l"OO \t'Oll'Ol Jrl'" SJ7\ 9631.SC>I l\~l'nl, no h•1• Pav11Jon. 67~4912 Bkr ar,.,, .. all pn~a "av•• 00 eve.. 646-4262days crpts, drps. reCn~. pool, •••'-•••••••••••••••••• oaqwn own OU!-it' w BERTHA ufo:N1n· w w ht feet v 1'c -"'"°'' ·~:. •7 • insm1Cnendlyl·Omple'< l."lew S275 mu <".tll P '4EW SEAVIEW ' fee . F""-e alarm & dead boll, PAii( MEWPORT 752-6375 RF..\LTORS Bue hard tnd1anpohs. 3 Hr 2 Ba, pobl, tt-nni:. 645--4900 A'Jt LA CASA ILAMCA ;.: pets $250 548·6885 Bache Io rs, l 11 r 2 215 ~I Mar 492 4 L:!l !168-8785 _ --.. , Jat.$84.Syrly 675·056:! DanaPoiftt 1726 loch, I lr-A•IMow Bedrooms,&Townhousl'!> Roommate want•••I FOOOPROCE5SIMG t'ound Mate' Samoyett} ~:xclu hilltop ''''"' Pon Ll'a.-.e or rent sPat·1ous 3 ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• do. pn\<ll1• t·om111 Ill'"' J bl.'droom. 3 bath con Super neat lbr .. i11a, hr 3 ua t offlt:c 1.1,•n dom1n1um Newporl courtyard, pn\11tc. S225 All uttls pd cpl!>, drps. 2Llr. tba. $265 New paint. 1-'rom $284 50 Lclguna Hills. sn:, mo PLANT Westchff Shop g area. pool, lndry rac·!> Adults 1;.tr~~~· ~ !:'~ 269 B SJ>('clacul.11' spa. total ' -Alt 6. S1U·3104. Bob Gro~:. o'er St uoo.ouu 5411 •903 over JS. no pets or -r ecreation program , MF share J Hr Apt on year lS yr ownt•r 1dir Found· Red Pomcran••N chi Id ren Ca 11 Sue. THE DYLAN. N1t·e 1 br, social program. 7 poots. 8 Bal Perun. 1$150 mo} rl> ing. TIME 751 1400 s~6 7707 or Henry , f~I dulls no,..•t 31n tenruscourts.AtFasb1on 673-8780 Sun afternoon oo Baal( 642-9U7 l~~l~on. s;2so. ~:5251 Island. Jamboree & San INCREASE YOUR tN BalyRd.644-7486 .,,. $5.50 mo 9ti2 0778 t:r~L 1900 sQ ft with 496-5293 view Pool, tennis & walk -- to beach. $599 /mo. Quail ........... °" leoc:h 37 40 J Bil. J ba. cusl honw. 1 blk from ocean. qil only No children. No pct!. Rrf:. S.:16-1484 Place Properties, lnr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·1846 nsk <(or Teddy STUDIO Mwr '"Wffldv Rates" 2 sty 4 BR J ba du:.s1c tl.V. llomes, Carmel . 3 t\tll kitchen & TV home Only J mos old, bdrms ,2ba.$600. Llnens&Ul.llilic>:. nu rrpb & dq><> Lri; tam Agent 644 7383 MILE TO OCF,.AN rm w lfri>k & wt't har. Royal Sult~s Mottl ~i5 mo ~MAI hl~t.! Sl<~AVl t:w. J Br popular 7"Z7 Yorktown Blvd Rar llarbor pnme on\ vu Rea'"h Rlvd •ll Yue kl11,,..n .! BR 2 llJ. ;.! '" tu"' nh't> ~;i0 ~7 WH , !!JJ-3215 536-0411 IJl ~111lt I ctll1"1Ull ,_., 'l'\ 3 Br 2 Ba apt. Qwet area, blt.ns. epts. drps, no pet.s $325 55 7 -4238 THE SEVILLE 2 Br w/g11r, adlls, t•pts, drps, runge, fncd yd w patao. wtr pcl $270 2£19 ··1 Santa i\na Ave 6364120 l tor> ~a11· J'uul J.11 u111 • .ibr :Iha µno\ h umt' .... un.i 1 lo-.1• to ht•,11"h1·~ l::1rdc•n1111( 11001 scr' 111 SMAl.l, Bl<:i\Cll ll<>'rEL Al1110bt new 2 br l b,1 ROOMS~ SO Wc1•k Lwnhse w l•nd ~"r ~jl.'t 'SJ75 mo 'Nill liOl:! d d $1100 !H!I lll~ .'\ll P 3 lor hou"· 111·.1r ht'at h ~JO mu and l'll't1 963 5Clfl'> or 5Jh 11 J4 I Bedroom condom1mum pool, tenru~. !.uper locJ lion S250 Call 646 4471 Hll; l'A'\YON Luxunou~ :! lJ r ;.!. t1 J t h '\" II 11 t.lum1n1um home "llew Ol'\ er laved 111 Wt•t bar frplt-. $675 Sallsbury R. E 673·0000 Bluffs ltangle level 2 Br 2 bJ . ~l greenbelt loc: 3242 SS7S A~ 644·1133 ./\pt $150 mo 516 71156 ~5l:ll6 , t>J7 5895 on·rh,_. Ut•J1 h IHR S!2.'.> He Jut Uet·or 1 -i:m21 130l.l l BH &•Jt·hlronl Ulll Pd. "R&S. 1-:rH· Yet /\Jr. Laun Fae t53ti2 I $260 Nr Sea I Br '5362) Recttirnrs 631-4555 ~t·w. 2 l::lr. 2 ba. ~111 bltn:.. frplc-, a.:nd ~arJt,:l'. pallo. lnd.n rm, $325 T'St. Mi: mt 642· 1603 NEWLY D~CORATED 2br, new crpl. wtr pd, $250 2192-B Placentia Call blwn l 5 M ·F 636-4l20 or64&-3796. Joaqwn Hllls Road. Female roomate 25 JO, to ~OME. Call 894-9047 for FOUND: !foy Collle, Fill C714t644-1900 share 2 BR. 1 ba duplt-x info ab?ut sub5tant1ally Vly at Magnolia--'i 2 BR 2 BA, pool, 1tdulls, no 1n CdM, $175 + ut11. tncrea.smg your income Talbert. 3/12/78. 968-24'fG pets. Near shops. $235 WATHFllOMT 675-78.S9 part time " 673-0884 or 646-7319 LIDO ISLE -Found: Class Ring ·µ 645.5044 Agent Super condo 2br, 2ba, f /p, Newport, 2 existing ocean Manna Righ School. Cal1 1 BR. 1 BA. cpts. d~. pool. clbruoe. $200. mo.· front takeout. s1l down identify. 642·9814. 1 stove, car, wtr paid Lido lsle Bayfronl 2 Br, Pvtentr. Male. 645-7953 restaurants Owner wall --. Small pet OK $225 frplr S600 Call btwn 3.6 -fmance A Johnson. l:Jkr FOUND: J /12. Westchff & 545·6169 m 673.0770 Wanted. Single motht·r 9'19-'1164 Dover. blat:k. fem. Ed::.li.1dt.• SpJn stylt' dupl"t. 3 br 2 ba U W, CD. slo,e, )rd beJm ce1l 2339 Eldl'n tiJl 3&16 .ilt 4 :.J, + wknds $4l5 ~ BR new apt, all bltns crpl, drps xlnl location 1767 Orange. Avail Apnl l. 64&-7993. &lZ· 1155 l br, stove & reCrq:. Adults, no pels. $225 S48-Ql20 Apt Mgr P ' wil 2 duldren lo ::1hare she<'pdog w/ gr muzzle Rentals Galor~!! lge comfortable Laguna Partner wanlt'd Oil pru f>.12·2808evcs We have 1000·,.. of hou!.t'!. hse w same ~50mo + ducts .... 11enl 11r J\'\IVt'. . d 1 . • •11 ·~ ut1I 12 d~·po:.1t CJll Rare opporturulY $8500 1-'0UND Cocker spamet. P xs lal pt:. no._w . a pa m 5 4 ti 2 o 4 4 ii ' ., .,erur~ 768 11494. Ii mo6. black, vie Irvine& t!:a,,a pnt·e ... ,aveon 4974349eH~!. . Bristol. 3 13 am4 . 64S.4900 Aqt l''emale O\er 21 shan.• i ~-~~.~ •••• ~?!.! SS&lU50. ~-6880 BR l'~ b NH D U~'T· Rt:WARD-Yor~1t" NEWPORT Ht:IGlfTS. 2 ~·ll31. E:~~ 645·~~. 1st, 2nd& 3rdT.D.'s Dog. male w /gm & ~ Br. ronveruenl 10<.'allon, LO/\NSAVAILABLE !!Lnpe sweater. aloo~ adlts.$295 6420551. C-Ongerual Jrd person for Credatnoproblem Balboa Blvd on Sun Panoram1c Ocean View, J ruce Jbr hs<.', C~t. $155 lrdler, 752·5903 Please call collet."l (714 l Br ~ Ba m largest, Lido mo. 645 4559 Money Available, many -~--~-------- Isle lnplex. Pvt bch. len· GIRLS J s company !>ources. alt proJects. fo'OOND: Nr 3rd St, So-. Spacious 2 br p, ba pm rus & yacht clb $750 yrly prof sngl man ts looking ~K mm 752 6052 Laguna. sm bl cocke't ...........•....••..... II U N 1" I N <; T 0 'II llAHBOt)H hrand m•"' l'nd I -;tory J lldrrn :! bJ .1llh111lt Ill Jal 1>4Jctl dt· l'nvan $[i:-M.> ti-Iii 1.11»1 LOIJlllMI ~h 37 48 a. LIDO ISLE ••• • •••• •• • • •• •• • • • • • • • patio, encl. gar .. 3038 l.se 67~7687 for 3 fem rm mates, 28-38 Lypedog. 499-2543. - MESA VEHDE.. lge qwet. Fillmore R75 mo Lo share a beaut 4 BH l"\I llCK CASK 2 Br 2 Ba. ad Its, no pell> -2 BR 2 Ba. upper duplh, 2 r~ home. in SW Santa ,.-v FOUND: Male Irish Set· 0 w n t• r w 111 I ease l..AGUNA BEAC.11 MT It Fl/RNISllED OR UN ~ INN 9)5/wk & up !\1Jtd Ft I RNlSHED · MAK t: sl•rv 1·olor 'f\'. h1•uh'd J\N OFFER. You h:J.\•' a pool 1714 > 49-1 52'.H !Iii..'> .-h111te Larg._. 2 Hr +1kn N Cu.isl Hwy ~S mo. 3129 Cinnamon Lge bachelor apt Good blks to ocean, S3:>0 mo Ana Tired oC comm,:.: ter, nr Bolsa Chica ln· 979 16511 l~ale. pvt patio Adult~ yrly. MS 8912 home l<> an empty apt., ht & 2nd Trust Deed dust Park. HB. IS42·2176 ,and polio $750 mo or 2 l\r 2 Ba. laq~e deck and Newport ~och 3769 VI t:W :$650 mo Both un •••••••••••• ••• •• • •• • •• MEW & EXTRA SPECIAL SpJr 2 & :1 Bil t•ondo .. I & 2 :.t) mdb Hunt }! llr hr t'pRrd"d thru •1ut Clbh,1· & J>\>ul $525 to ~>7~> :-.i•f' da.aly l 5pm. Jl)t;()(J Al}!ctll qwn J\j..'l Mb I'll I tBrhou.'>e 21-,bath f.tm1 ib an· frl•'ihly pa1111t•d a111I 1-.1rpt•IPd DH IV 1-; II\" J 11 Via Lido Noni Jnd call W atertro..t Homes 631-1400 ly rm. pool. Jacu111 $825 1----------mo ALSO 3 br rnndo. waterfront. 217 ba. pool BIG CANYON TOWNHSE tennis. SiOO Call Landa New 2 BR. 2 ba. crpt"d & K40· 1371 ur evt•., ~16 12!12 dfl> 'd. spectacular Golf SeJRate T~nh"l' 3 Ult 3 Ba. lcnna ... pool J•ll'UL11. .., au n .1 do 1· k $ 6 5 O 114() 40:..t lniM 3244 ••..••................. RENTALS :t llH :! BJ $.'i25 Course & lake v 1ew ~ i:ar . tenni s & pool l.st> option &W-U 16 Rentals Galore!! Wl' have IOIX)'s of huu!>t'' dplxs. apb no ..... all areas, all pnn•s Sa~ e on fee 64S..4900 :1 HH 21,. h.1 I BH 21: ha 11m :i 11.1 SiSO HAIWOR vn.w llOM I-;. ii $RIO BR. 2 ba. lrR fJm rm, IAYFRONT :1 HR. 2 bath!. Yrly ,s:>SO ADULT CONDO 2 BR. 2 ba. yrly $42.'i STEPS TO IEACH .XBR 2b11 . b.tV vu $1050 «!RR, 2 .Ba • yrly $l00 associated IAOl<EAS-AEAL TORS lOl'. W lolboo 61l·lU l Rentals Galore!! Wr have 1000°1> of hou:.c' dplxs, apt::. nuw. Jll area:.. all pn1•t•., Save 1111 fee 64S..4900 Mwpt Cre1t Condo LarAt' 3 Br to,,..nhou,,t· <ipl, :! ba. frplc:. pal111, i::ara.:l' Qw.cl 1·omplt•x Adult!<. n~ 1 pt ·t-. $37 5 1145 33111 n r 675-5949 !\, • ..., dl'l:<tr :!Hr. I H.1 l!ara.Rl' W .S1dt· nr ..,chis -.hopp•nl! s;no ~944\1 * • • Georq~ Kelp 48231 leach llYd. HuntinglN leoc:h You arr the winner or 2 l1t:kl'ls LO lhe BUGSIUMMY FOLLIES al lht> i\Ni\Ht:IM CONVENTl<>N CENTl':H _ For the ~CH 21~t P"erformu m:c 4111 642·5671'1. ext J:~1. t11 .cO'lm your t1ckeL' • * • S675 mo 640 1"411, 644 7463 CAMEO SHORES 2 BR. den. pool, Leoni~. nr tx>ach ()p<-n Sal1Sun 9 Robon Ct 6-lO 1751 . ~ :I Hr 2 Ba llJ>~r 645-2857 Carport. No pets 1021 Valenl·ia. ~6 6985 JBr, 1g co.-.1•r lot, oct>an ~nh view. '12')() mo 673 24t» Unfunlidted Jlarhor Vww home. 3 BH. 3802 2 ba. WJlk to pool & ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ~reenbelt. $625 mo Av.iii 12621 Flow •r Stret't 't523 CAMPUSDt·IRVINE 1\pnl l Agt.631·2740 (Garden Gro 1 Larp:c 1 bedroom. aptl . do~c lo m> Spue new Lnhs e. 2 hr. l'.2 ba. frpk. yd. t•nd J.lar. lndry rm. F:a:.l!>lde TSL Mg ml 642· 1603 Jo:ASTSIDE nl'ar new 2 HR I Ba fplr t'Ocl gar. a\:UI Mar 15 Sl25 per mo C~nr agt 673 1181 Woodbndi:e3br2Lla.<lt•n. 3 Br.2 baduple'< shopp1nR aundn lrplc. i.ngl hse w <1tn11m ~alk to bearh $1~ mo fac1hlles. no c ldrcn. no Garden Apl. bu.c; & shops. Ueaut lndscp"d. comm 642·3361 pets $195 $25 month 2 nr. rcfnR slv Kids pool lake & park l.!.i UlM newer lge 3 BH 2 Ba. UlllJl.les paid all Deb nk no pets. SZ70 548·7Z37 $550 mo 640·3554 Janet. hte air) &woodsy s <ii bieal<714l636· 3 h--t•\s. 12131 J SHMiOf; t·ol · _ -i;;;--2 Br. 11-, Ba town ouse, lttt Hwy.$S25mo 675·1l764 llGmOClltland 3806 garagr patio. pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jacuiz1 Adults only RSJ 3 Br 21, HJ for me San C...,_nte 327 6 2 BR. l ba. C?l>I At-,n w 111 $375. mo 641-2010 model. pnme j?olf courst ••••••••••••••••• •••••• furn $475 Yrl) & lakt• vu $1i75 $47 7M4 2 RR I''> Hn t•ondu in Agent li75·4822 (lnav p41rk ITl•rraCl'I, Pres1dcnt1al Hgt~ new Brand Jlew 1 .tar w ffl>l. BR 2 Ba. w;alk to :.ho1i~. decor· ocean view· bit""· parkm~. bit ans. Ip: $425 school. vrry dean ~4t ~ 963 1242 lse 213 1350.0773 R...tals Galore!! We have IOOO's of Muse~. dplxs apls no.,... all areas all pnrt>5 Save on fee mo 644 S.'i76 eVC5 l.:ondo 2 lrJ? br. 2ba, gar. lab>GPeftinsulo 3807 64S.4900 ----------1 rec room. $325 Pal1zada ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. Macn~b-lrvine I i I \I I \ off.ramp 7t4·f>33 4720 Sl!IO Niel' bachelor, utal RESERVE MOW pd No pc h R rs p 2 bd apt.sin qwct selling. San Juart adults 106 E Bay i\ve, rlOl'ie to Harbor/Wiison n958.5flW"19thSt Then come & ll\c an a loans arran)!ed for Jny 2br, lba Avu1I 1\pnl & f 1 1 h reai.on. ('n•dll no pro-fo'ound Fem. blk/b1'll Adil!>,:! Br. l Ba, pool. ut1I pd. $275 mo, 321 1-: ~h.CM 1>15 ·1761 May ~'75 mo arru Y !>ty e almo~p t'rl' blcm Borniw on the· 10 Germ. Shepherd. moo st!. tr75 M38 Full use of lhc hou!>l' Just $175 mo. 1-'or mnn• t•rt•a:-ed ~alut' of }our rollar 646·4~ home Call todav for fa~l. -• l Brw slm~-. rl'fng, ~·lose to bu!>es . slori•,.. Surfiude <.:barmmg !Be mlo call 556·~'>30 courtt"<lu~ mfnrmalion t'owid 8 mos old Germ.at\ I.Jun ft'uc• R&S BesLArea 4,.00 Shepherd 10 Ne-.•port AdlLS, nopcb 548 6518 New Cpl!> S300 19634) Offic~ Rental "' •• •• •• ••............... f':\.·~-'-A• B e a " h F e m ca I e .. Ru~t1t 2Hr 2Ba Hld Pool All UL1I Paid. D;.hwr l,aun t'at· S445 16738 1 R......_s 631-4555 THE ~ci.::..y t).M~ JaX CO. Beauuru1dog.645-4503 • t:;rT"I ~ fl II•• I "'" o<W;'< I :! BR, l Ba. stove. rt'frt)!, lndry nn. parkanJ.l. cleck, no pels $325 mo $315 ALTERNATIVE L1n~ni.ed ·u omc· Loan Found: Dog, '·2 Lab.,., ~l Brokers Sl'rvang So Sernard Has'\ colla.r Cahf for 17 yr~ t:all our Vic Parsons & Fo~ n e a r e !> l of f ' l' t' • CM 1969 llA. Par5(1D:!> Mn lo mo rent and K t• t• e p l l> • r ' pt.•rsonalizcd phone l"llV eral(e. conr. rm mail 714-837·37« CM W tout refng 745 W Ullh Secludt•d 2Br Jl>t over SL AvatJ -i 3 673 6275 looking puul Elec eH~s kitchen c.trport. $:!75 mo 673-4162 days '>eh•. underj?round prkg Speculators, investors & Found: ... Female DoR • &moreanNewport owners shrt term $$ German Shepherd ty. $240. Jbr. reCn.-: .... 1v C&D. pat.Jo Adlts. no rets 72-1 James. 673·17tl7pm THE EXECUTIVf:" • 1 fast B"I Daven young black eyebrowi Park Newport5ubleast! l Sl:ITl::,6405470 avn1 u Weslcliff area. Call br I bJ ~u1t•t loc $325 / port ~9 9803 -548-Q16 after 6 PM mo &1U. l212 OHlce Span• a\ ail, P'l Qh· ~1 Trvst I Br apt \dull!> uni) !'ou pelS LRG KIT damn~ area & pool 111117 Monro\ 1a $22.'>. ~ 7924 tr; 2 ~wt~·"· rl'a' IHZT ~ ' 503 5 UlST· 2 lg gentle matt- San Clefnante 38 7 6 W c ~ l d 1 ff Ur N II ••••••••• ••• • •• • ••• • ••• Shepherds, l bile 1 tal'1', "11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631 -0900 yrs old, nr HB Pier 3-12 LOWEST 536-_9831 __ _ 2 Br, cpt.s. d~ rdni: kids ok. 110 pets $260 831-9081 bl-. n 9&5 1 BR unf, $225 Encl gar. l> e 1 u x l' 0 ff 1 c t':. 61 qwet neighborhood 192 2134 w a re ho u:. t! s v ,, ,. " Tustin l4\i0·37UO !.Q ft Fu 11 3890 securi ty fi424lti:l or • •• • •• • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • fi4,2 .. 7001 DUPLEX 1 BR. ~ar. fn1·d yard. adllS. l pet alTPPl 2 Rr, 2 ba. rrvlc. Wai.her & "OM THE WATER" ed. $275 mo + dcp Dys. dryer $325 mo + tlep. 642·9053, eves. 536·433.1 ~ 0430 an 6 pm Great omce space 300 to ----• 1000 SQ ft All Sl?Cs & Dana Point 3826 ............... hrnished shapes, some w /wel bars •••••••••••• ••••••••••• or UnfurnilllHH:I 3900 & ffl>lcS & terrific views Duplex. ocean \ 1ew New ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • Very compel1L1vt• rat1•s LSSO sq.fl. 2 br. 212 ba ·raE EXCITING 10 Lido Village Yoo'vf• $450. mo 75.<J-0706 PALM MESA APTS. got to see 1l to bclae\e 1l 1 ocean Vlt.'W 2 BR. 2 b.1 $325 mo Avail nuw 541·9219or 830-11119 l br. clean, rres h paint gar, no pet'\ $26~1 ~9325 aft 6 PM MINUTESTONPT Call Susie Zaun at BCll < 714 )675-8662 for an Bach, 1&2 BR appl., or stop by Mon 1-·ra from $220 & up 8 .30 Lo 5 :30 at Lado Adults. No Pel.' Manna Village. 3475 Va;1 1561 Mesa Dr Oporto, Su1Le 205. N B 15 Blks EJ~L of Nc:wporl l MO FREER ENT Blvd> Harbor Blvd Baker 2 Br. 2 ba. woodburnang 546-9860 Crplc. d wash J:3r -area. C. M. 300-800sq fl Children ok S275 Bach Colla1te. partly 40< sq ft Ground rloor. 493-0075 7am 7pm Cum, 2 blks rr Nwpt Pier, x.lnl parkmg 540-2200 prefer mature> person, C)( -Do-l -, .. .. 3•40 673 3506 c wn own .aguna I lw1tilMJIOC1 CIC • · 275 Sq. {t Plu.'h rpts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROCMnS 4000 paneled. mcls ut1l $175 SHARP. beach. 2 & 3 BR, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494·3581or494-7796 ( r p I • d 16 h w as he r Room w, k1lchenctte garage.~at1os, 9fiO. 2358 $50 wec>k & up LIVE Near The Bearh • Casadei Sol BeauliCul Adult Apls Gas & Water Paid 21661 Brookhurst. JIB 962-6653 5411.9755 Smgle lo 3 room i.u1ll' avail in full serv1cl' bl~ nr 0 C Airport, i>Larlml-! l~stRates I st T.D. 's, also 2nd T.D. Loans.. Fairest Term !> s111<.-e 1949 Sattt..-Mtg. Co. 642·2 I 7 l 545-061 I Lost Bllt Min. Poodle, 15 yr old, app 12" bi, 10 vi~ QC Magnolia/Atlantq. llB 536-5028 • ----- FOUND · Ma~f Doberman. approx 1 yr old. bl /tan. 64~16Sl Rt>t1red coupll' has money tolend Jst&2ndTD's Agent. 1·83'1 3744 Lost · one·eyed bla~k -cockapoo named $20,000. JO';. 2nd T D·. "Shultz". Spyglass area malurM l><'C. 197H pp Generous rewar'~ Phone497 4134 644-6419 _ _... 1''oond 1 R~s bike Owner 1denl by size, cir, fral'l'l1· No. date & loca lost. Oa)I llB. PD. 536-5622 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found Germ. Shep"' ~tmlftk 5100 .. Browrue". v1c Warner ' ••• ••••••••• ••• •• • • ••• G-oldenwest. 842-2284 ••• lobUcato 2721 Cmtary Dr. CCKtoMuo You are lhe wmnl'r of 2 llrkeLS to lhe IUGSIUHMY FOLLIES al the ANAHEIM CONVENTION ('f'~NTI-;K Forth<' MARCH 21st Pcrforma nc•c· t'ound: Fem blk brn puppy al Ada ms &. Bu.-.hard. 2 28 962·9689 FOUND· Husky Shepbenl or Lab Shepherd, malr wht1be1ge. 539-1604 v~ Dale Orangewood t'ound· Small male dog at C.M Bowling, l7th St Heinz 'ar Call to J t> 752 1716. 642-455.1 Penonals 5350 .............•......... I I • \I I. \ '· \ C-'strano 3278 apt 9 $290 mo. av11il 4 /3/78 'T' 611-3751 28r, children welcome. no UMUSUAL 2 IR ••••••••••••••••••••••• CorocMI de& Mer 3122 ..;;.....__:_..:________ pets, starting al S2A5 mo. Ambassador Inn an Costa at Sl6S Call 83J·:lf>40 Mesa, 1277 Harbor Cen BUSINESS 01-'F'IC 1-:s Lrally located, ~5 rooms. Furn or Unfum (;rnun1I MANY With k!lchcn. noor. public & pnvat1· phone &. TV Swimmm~ entrances, 900 yd~ So of pool. Jocuiz1, and rN San Diego freeway on room Do~ly &. weekly Brookhurst. Monthly rates starting from $48 a from $195. ,Avail June Call 642·5678, exl 333. tu claim your tiC'kel'- Dnnking problem? Call Alcohol Helpline 2A hrs a day 8$-3830 I ... WOOOIRl--E OtrrRAGEOUS 2 Br I Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ . " .,_ fplc, D/W. Super area week lst. Call 714/536-3133 645-4840 H.i"hly uparaded condo · $385. 963-4567. Agent, no open & airy. w /lovely fee _, mtn vtews . .Beaul earth - - -n;8 " tones . lush 1and.~c•pmg w---1--.._ m I ~ Few steiis to pool & lake -"'"'" 3298 ' '•' l.~ !'" .. c ~ S49S/lrto. (P·132l ••••••••••••••••••••••• - Loi•Miller&CU235 SHARP 3 Br l'i!r Ba. cpls. GARDEN APTS med yard. kids & pct OK CORONA DEL MAR -1395. ~ agt. no ree 2 Br Townhouse. frpk 1:::;;;:;::=:...:....:.:...:....:.----LCllJllMI IHctt l 24 8 -, ...................... C: 1 ~: n•d • s Pool. tenrus Some ocean 1.vo or Orange Counly s •• DOWMTOWM Fwaitlted 3400 & Catalina views Clol>e mOS1 beoullful apartment •••••••••••••··--•••••• to Yash1on Island & _hne I common~ /I reklx1rl9 L.AGUMA. Mammoth, frplr .. uuna. beach Also 1 Br 544.;!r.l I I semng Wlltl streams . 0.luxr 2 bdrm . :.! LIJU\ 1 7 IUJplex rental Oubtanrl 11 IS 533 ---waterfalls and moieS11c 1ttg ocea.o &vallal(c. view. 837·~ c-xl -Cozy bach. stud 10, 1 I ITees Feol\Jrif'lg pools. yetonlyilff'w~hortblks. Ccata 1hJwns person 125<1 Utll furn .Jocuwsouno.b~llOfClS to town & be_ach Hul(e ~ 34Z5 640-7030 _ _ ond eacl!lng ck.lbl'loose liv rm. & dlnml( alcove ••••••••••••••••••••••• Darlln& 3 8r a~ Ba, Cront w11t1social8Yenl$. Teono, t.ce. &lld>c>n w /bllt-ins • Hunt. Harbor area, 2 br. duplex s of Hwy Gttat gym and voleyboft ot t no I • was b I d r Y e r · full-aize pat.lo, or beach, eond 'Pat.io gar· ~ Th4 v' lllAna M<n of Separate 2 car aora&•· • .._ schla avsll April · • ' • ""' ""'lr" An outttandl.naC offerioi i:'iiSJmo.. eG:w.m. m.1513 aaent _ ever,'lhlnO vou·re ~log at ~ Mo. Ror. re-New l Bdrm Apt. Wood ror.Fwnllu11llovo10blo. quired Call: SS-doos 3 BR 2~ Ba, dbl beam cetl, frplc. AvaU Oneon<S Two8t<Sr00m MlSSlON RF.ALTY pr, I.-blb fr beache1, April'J. $315/mo. 651-seM , ~ .... ,.._494-0731 vacanl. Children ok, AOut.., .... g. -.». US.7651, HB. SpecUcular View Olflctl09«1 9 CX> IO 6.0Q =·c~':-3N~r·:C~: J BR 1 ~ Ba. pool, r«l !~al :-•i !Pb': ale ~r: Now l1lf1llno c.U (Tl4)~~ Carll. nr lhow 4' •choo · wuh /dryar Crplc . • • $175 mo. HnlC Peb, ~/mo yrlf. \JUI ~Incl. ~ 2 BT. rtttnlly ~ '7MON remod l.ed. abott walll: to To• hll ••C.... ....:;;,.;.;..;;.;;:.;..._.;....._---Je-2-.-I ~ ,1!.{c ~:~ U.fw I .... 1525 ..... HUHHHU•UH• Seawind Village Buut rm. pvt bath, New J&2 \>dtm luxury empld mature lady..._Lile adult apb jn 14 plans priv. refs. La1-as<'h. trom $270 +~Is. ten-_t94_·_7346 _____ ... _· __ 1 nis. walerfal~. Ponds! Balboa Peninsula. SZOO f't:Onl San Diego Frwy Easter week. Close lo drive North on Beach to heh. 833-330'7· 673_7077 McFadden then West on --' McFadden lo Seawind Yillage (71~~·5198 YacaHoc. lt...tab 4250 ~ECUTIVE sums Luxuriou~ ofrices. e't· ecul1ve secretary. personal phone cov erage. receptiomst, ron fe·rence room, xero"-. notary Lease or month to month. Near So CoJsl Plaia, 0 C Airport & Freeways. Call 979 21hl IUMD MEW •••••••••••••••••·••••• 2 4 3 BR studio uµl' CDnada Business Center hug~ back yard. ch1lclrcn *ALOHA * Lake F'nresl IJr & Stm OK S3SO ac $(25 Oys, W£HAVECONOOS Diego Fwy L1)?hl In IH8-26M;evs536-4873 IN HAWAII dustnal 71 "t48 ' $1230 Jntrn'I R.E. Network mo Ci111 be d1v1ded, ...a l!ACH Newport Heigbt11 Rlly 72x24' /$¥HS mo Im med &CIVIC CIMlll 445-5044 Occupancy Ask for BRAND NEW. Spaciou1 Laura 581·Pil93 or Call deluxe 2, S le 4 Br. AU Condo No. Lake T•boe. 3 ..:55::1....:·32:.:..l.:..:8 _____ .., bltna, frpk:ll, 1ar, lae y{l. BR. a ... •1""8 8. Avall 0 e l u x e 0 r f I c e II 60Z Yontown ·Just Weet 3-111).25 • •ummer al w/s~retarial serv. Nr of Beach Blvd.538--1711 S:JOOwk. n.4/548-5'16 o.c. Airport. 752.5626 MO¥emnow.2•tof"YC'OD· ~,.,._.. •ioo DING or ..._ 1~ ba Newly de· ••• .. ••••• .. ••••••••••• NEW BUJL • ""· • 1'1CE Space. Sl~ mo Incl corated, rec area. W/Mt.3'.wouldllh alo1le uUl 500-7S<M Sln1tes welcome, •ml or ruvorud woman u · ---- l)da0K.D40.SSf-8GI child OKl for c:ompa-............ 4450 .__..___. ~...._-lliooahlp " to ahar.-I ••••••••••••••• • ••• •••• ~ _._ Bdrm. duplex \n Cc.ta Avoid lU hilb COit.i o( 1i1 ...... 25 to •. Call 4 DB.UXI OFC'S Uvlft,.\ Vls1t t.M H\lllt· betW9ft1 1 pm 6 'O:IO c.ont. rm • 'ut 2:5. all m,tcmT.,.tta lor a t.tilr ~-paneled. am. wt.le ln r.- • • • Carolyn C. of the O. P. C. I. Spirihd leodtr' 1815So. El Camino Real San Clemente. FUiiy ttc For appt. 49'l· 7296 • RELAXING MASSAGE BobJames·Llc Masseor Outcall 9-9. 494-Slll MASSA" AGUHMODKS ESCORTS OUTCAU. OML Y '31-111 l - •SANDY'S• ~ Outc:all lla.uair«' W13-«12t •SHERI LEE• C«t1fted Masseuse. House C.lb • By apJM. l3MDI ~~ 731-lHI PREGNANT? Cu1nc •• ('OD{)dcnUal C'OQMeltna • ~ rdcn-al. Abol'tioo. adop • ban 6: lteeplq APCARE .• ~ •• • .. d' • l • ......................... ~ .. 2 bedtoOID ··-~·'"" • · c:e ar n , ,_.... , --· .. ,.,.,.U.U, flam mo LAKE f'OllZST, I bt. 2 locelloo. No r•la • QaU far 1ppt • ·ltc'f °" b&. nr achll, A/C, t'lub SUS/monCb. 51 W, of U.. oe.-mu.mint ar. 1 or 2 1r. leau Laite fUilW9 ff st.oo ~ coodo 2br. 2.ba. f/p, For ea l area • J<. u t llOQl, C , :) JPO. ~· Physical lla11a1• 8) 'lberapbt. Appoi.ol.m•nt Only. Slen. S41·U\7 NB •M'711 s-t•to. tuS. ,...,_, WU1aD. ~ulre apl • .!:___ l>wt' tr.~'JIU '1'"511·9!93 .I I . 7 ... . . .. . . ... .. . I •• I • • ~ c.,...... c.,... Senlc• F...a.g G•r• ~le" Hc•KWtr' g t1 I t •:• r~JP...-...a ftelffot .............................................. ·••·•··········•··•·••• ··················'···· ••••••...•••..•••.••......................... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• P'/°'I BkkPt"rw/tour Yrt Call*ltcr I& Cablnet wrk Cl~ Cleantnc. STF.AM Rl'."DWOOD n~NCt:S HANDYMAN : Carpentry, W o roan, e :1 p e r . llNTALPllPS 111.M Ext.er. PalnllJll by .:ua.tom redwood pa tao cutrenL P.A exp w11nt.s Frtt •Umat• am.I jobs or SHAMPOO. Alto noor 8'-'lt to Ol'Ckr, Ucemed, electrical, plwnbm1 I& b o u 1 e c I e a n I a a • BNre• ou. 14.2-5103 R. Sinor. St. lic .• ina. Try co,.era &i ~ka. Free est. •crta to work on tn your & repaln, evs. 173-$125 • wtadow cal'(). 1171'115' 1 u a ran tt ed. .EV ~S. floan. IM7·2787, ur~ Rdtteneft. 642·2556 ,. • me. a.~ :N bn. M.S-z.133 otrice or my bomc Call Alvin Dutch Maintenance 6'2-3073 r .__.__,.~ .. t 1111:z..la52after~m HANDYllAN. Hom• fr ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• Pr6! palnt'a Ir paper ..---,",....... 1 Carp e o t er. Free ....,... apta. Coaacl•ntloua M.lyako Hou•ecleanlnl Brickwork. Small job~. haogloa, work guar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~mc••r.r estJma~.Anysl1eJobs. C.•.t/Cwrwtf ....................... Craftaman.CalllG--03oZ Servlee, booa~, )'achts, Newport, Coeta Mesa & Free est. 536·4780, V£RY,NEATPATCH •••••••• •••• ••• • • Tony. 646-9888 ••••••••••••••••••••••• F1oort: Wood. coramic, •"'" fr parties. Oriental Irvine. 67~3115 ev--. ~ JOliS & Tl!:XTIJR~ Wahr, .. -·r. dahwshr re p ill Con el • -•L vl I •-c "l'" .., rs GnMlusg ,..... """' Fr t '"""'14"" I ..... ,R 8 C t & ~ 11c c "' e ..... .., -n ny • , •· 4• y ••••••••••••••••••••••• excellence. S3l·S4'10 '"'"-eees. ...,.. .,., pa rs. eaa. 646·5 48 arpen ry .uasonry day Ir tull day rates. licensed cont ractor. • MoYlusg , .. Yoar Ccnne --------anytim~ Fen~ea, cvrs, de~ks ~3257 after JPM. Clmeolnt~rton. S3l-8440 Haul, stJrtoader dumCl -••••••••••••••••••••••• Speclallzlni in residtn· PAreH PLASTERING ' ArcWt.ctwal ---Brick blck concrete. tn, grading, tree wrk, CLEANING LAl)f.txp. "Two Meo Will Move tial homes. Int & ext. A 11 l Y Pe s , Fr~ oi ••••••••••••••••••••••• Freeest.5'6-7533Jobn c:o.lnlc:tor ,._......_... demoliUonaetc.831-12S7 Moothru.Sat. You" We handle lrg & Please che('k our re e$0~es-~11 54~ . .. ..................... WCllW:UAgJ C&ll646-7336 sml moves·offlc1• & PLASTERING Durtln1ot, ll«'h1tecturol, Expert finish carpentry & R J Huffman & Son Geo ....................... • h eh Jd . ferences. Lk # 320881 :) itdnt drartsmvn, exp rablnel malung Tom. ~tr Cu.stomAlt&Add Pro( Japanese Landaca(>-If -!I r..co.i.Ta lg~l. oalsoQ~~ac°kl~g~ Guar., lnard, free est. Homes, additions, re· --ava11.C811751·9627 871·l024eves. pati.os cabinets' tng&garderung Maint. ••••·~··••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'-••••••Lowest legal rate. T~·.6357085 ~~~o~ eats, low .A.....a...Mlt--'-___ lnc\ependent ca~enter fornuca. New const Res incl mOWUlg, tnm11ung, OCCStudt!nt. l Ton truck. T3X preparation by Lac/irulrd. Cal T 111·9«. Coast Palnt.mg C.stm ed .::r.;:: .. :i;:::: ...•... Remodels, additions: &i comm'I. 645-4644 or spraY1ng, wf!edang. Free ~ ~m. ltoo former l R.S ageut Pb847·7278 /inl • airleaa spraying, . ti & db F ~l Uc & booded. estimates. 54.>7072 754.0272 66!-62152 Has ram damaged your pa 0 cvrs · en('· --Stmg sludeiit, big truck . Prof. serv. w/AUas cosU --------- DRYWAUFINISH Fr~E&lumtes Richard ~178'? asphalt? Call 631 2440 mg repair. Qual work Ge\. contractor Fowtd3 CLEAN-UPS/HA~NG tree cuts, clnup, bauUag'. Wouldn l you ratMr have no more. Free est. tor Quality Palnlin&. Lowest Bonded, he . insured Mr. Bell. 645-9969 lions, add It ions, re· Pru?ung Pl&oUng 4!N-781B &494-2129 a certilled pubUc accoon-local & lng dist. Or. Cty. rates lD t.owu. Free esl. Palehutg, inl/ext./ lound A-M----r---t ~le• modeling, blockwork Fr~est. 642-9907 tant prepate your tn· Van & Storage. PUC Lie Jack17>8336/6'75-7280 rpr Bonded, llc"d 140607 ~·-~ _,..., ~l • come tu return? For an Tlll,OU. 537·3180 or 892-3846 ....................... ....................... J~HNTHEGAROENEll lh 111dealis:9 appt ip your home call 53'7-3l6l Painting. Intr/Extr 2Sy,..•--------- A & E System:. Auto roll Carpet Man will lay yours a.ctri al For Prol. grounds care ....................... 988-8182 '" Harbor area. 5' Lie ~ 11pawrungsforthemotor or mane. 'Repairs & c call John. 25 yrs exp. "2 Wanta REALLY CLEAN p~19 1 183281 &12·235& ••••••••••••••••••••••• home & travel trlr. All cleamng too! Cuar work ........................ : Hort degrees, former HOUSE? Call Gmgham lncomeTaxserv1ce, reas. -"""'''..., fMJ ' llOMESAVERS Plumb ~vlor.. & Mll'\ Jmmed al bigger savings. Free ELOCI'RICAI. SERVICF. White House Gardener. Girl. Fr~est ~5123 !Jc., bonded. 20 yrs exp ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAPlllHAHGIHG tree home an~tallauon est, 645 3646 CAL.LS 115 hr. & SMALL Persooalserv ~ ' ll6&-0N4 Uyr~ Paanllng 0 C. 20 yrs exp Free est iSl~ ~.1~~::S~·{;:acbl~ .,lOAM &c. 7PM JOBSSU-8233 ---Res1Comm Apt lo tat~. """ .. 61 "-k r Bob .,.. .,, Shampoo St steam clean. ll'Vllle Pacific Landscape THE SUH SH I HE LC91dsc41pMcj l.aclU1S839-181J6/499 2901 ._,.,1 "" or -:.ervice BofA, M IC OK --<213lS.'l2 5020 Color bnchteoers, wht HMlabard e.ctric Care. Pror. Grounds GIRLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUNG BiJAN o ~xpr 979806Sor!W7-0383 labyMttincJ cpts lOmm bleach. Clean Lac327136 645·8974 care. Resld/comm'l/in· LANDSCAPING. PETERs PAINTING' l.!I. wallcovenni. ree ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll\I, tllJI rm. baJI 115. Avg d~strtal. 20 yrs ex pr. Hous~l~arung It olCice Rea.sonablepnca. Expr'd. J{eal Rates eK MS 8576Andy R_._. $7 50 h &IO h ELECTRJCIAN·Pnced Peraonal aervlce, free specaallsts. Spec. oo 961-878Jor~7.5846 Free Est. Call Gene --·--'-------·~""# ~~t:,~·~:~~~::'y ~~ ~m G~a~ ~pet ~~r~ Tight-free esUmale on eels. tm-1478 8'J(a. & R.E. work. Serv. -----SS2-0458 WallpapennR ••••••••••••••••••••••• teacher. 645-7848 <.'pt repair JS yra expr. large or small Jobs. 7 days wt. Bonded, In Landacaping. Tree lrim· Wltb a Woman's Tou('h. ROOI>'S to.Stalled factory • _ __ Do work myseU. Rers Licensed 673-0359 Expr'd r:ardener. Yard & s u red . s 4 o. 9 s 2 s ming. Clean-up 8 yrs All PROF ESSl ON AC. Jan Blevlru1, 548-7263 du:ect; estab ~yr.;. Call llaslMssSer'Ylce SJl-OlOI. ELECTRICAL DESIGN ~:i~u:~~1eet. Call (anytime) exp. Free Est. Jay Painting. Inter/Extef. H.aroldGunn549-2961 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & INSTALLATION, Noboru. 848·4043 or Rea.s,workguar642·0386 GetGREENt•ash JlooesForLess.Alllypes. TYPI NG : R cs um es. 4tUlABLE carpet clean· Time Sc ma ten al only. t'ree est. for gen .. Jtan:ien--.uH-KLEENZ• • 897·2862 Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· for WlUTE elephants Lic/bood'd. Insur. Jo'ree Report:;, Letters, "Etc. mg. ·Best for less. Free Jim Cbras\y & Son. lng & haullna. 645 7926 Anything dirty-homes pr'd, booest, oeat, reas. withaClass1fled Act ei:.limate. 894-0421 or Call anyllme 548 7180 est 559-8333 979-7312 alter 3:'°. wndws-orc-cpl-540-1793 SeU ldle items 642 5678 L.ic'd 964-104.5 Dave Call 642·5678 537-4133 ~~: ......... ~!~~ ~~!.~.~~·~.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~-~~ •.•.. !!.~ ~~!.~~!:.~ ..... ?~.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~O. HelpW.t.d 7100 Ketp Wonted' 7100 ~~~ ••••• !!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OllTCAU MASSAGE Apt Mgr, couple pref, ex· Babysitter lmmedl11tely p'd only. 1n maant. ~ bk· ITIY home 18 mo boy •731-0931 * kpR ss unit complex Part-ti mt-Discuss CM0 <213)865-3851 ' salary.847-6629 CoddaU WaltrHs School ~ ~ral office. rull tame. Exec. Secretary tu SI2K Sharp person, up. Typ Re<:eptionist ...... to $750 mg & balling a mu.-.t Hrs GO Travel Arrang $870 8 · 5 2 U I 6 3 0 • 1 14 0 ; F /Chg Bkkpr S14K 714 /58H796 INSURANCE. PersonJI Imes, fire & casualty un derwnlt!r. Exper1entcc req'd . 675-0562 . Rohert.soo Insurance. UMDA&Vla<t '"'Ovtcall Mas~ Forttt. Fun of it! Arclutectural Babysitter· housekeeper. •IMTHMEDIATE• !Jve-in or out CdM area Oookkeeper. t>xperien<'ed. w1typ1ne wanted for Tnanag•ment or busy dental office. Salary open Send resume to: Box lTl, <:'o DaiJy Pllol, Day /eve classes. Place- ment Assit. 751-9194 So. Calif Cocktail Waitresses, Irvine P .O. Box 1560, Costa COCKTAIL position open, Mesa, Ca 92626 mmt be 21. Ex per req 'd Dental IK.,.tioaid Exper'd energetic. motivated pe~ oeeded to manage fml ore. Effi· cienl. Expanding En· dodoottc olc in Mission Viejo/NB Resume re· lrvlne Personnel Agency •---------IHSURAHCE 488E.17thCostaMesa GENERAL OFFICE, 1 Servmg all Orange Co 835 7313 ORA.FTSPHSOH 1 child. 64S-588S __ _ q ·c1. n4/581-4860_. __ _ SWtei:M 642·1470 full & 1 part tJme. exper Beginner's Spot ror ----w / t y pi n g , r i 1 t n g , clauns assistant. Oppor Shopping C.eoter Site Babysitter, patient person Planning Trainee for 2V.. yr old boy N B BOOKKEEPER-Moulton Apply Moo -T hurs, Plaza Pharmacy 3-SPM, Culllvers Laguna Halls, Mr'. Restaurant 18482 DESIGNER , telephone & !Jte bkpnJ? for bright person to ad· Executive/legal sec y for oc Alrport area. 7514760 vance w /this major selr •SUS1e·s· Outl·all M 3!>sage $1J00 1mo +lop benefits Call early morn's or Send Resume· E.O.E. eves, 646--0159 , Dreyfus 768 3784 MacArthur Blvd. Irvine. to sketch & design light fixtures . Good mechanical drafting & rendenng skills req 'd. Call SU>-2901, Irvine. seruor partner, cballeng· ini.urer. Must type 35 ing ~Uon for top night . wpm & have good phone Rmker Company ---------P .O. Box 2480 Babysitter hskpr, Wed/· Newport Beach 92663 Thur/ Fri, 7 .30 AM to JOAM 2AM 7Jl 4"'62 DANCE Ot' FUN IOYS·GIRLS sec· y , x l n t ski 11 s. Gtrl Frid~y wanted for pef"SQnably. $50() per mo. Minimum 5 yrs ex· constructioo field ore tn 549-4700,ext219. ecutive, some legal pre-Dana ~-Telephone & Beaut. nude .:iris dan<'el---lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii·liiiii-1 5PM Lag Nig, 496-8527 & rap '>t':>:.1on lOA M to 12·16 years of age. Even· tn~ work. Oblam new subscript.Jons for the Dai· ly Pilot working with an .tdult supervisor. l!;arn $20 lo ~ per week or more Call (21.3) 597·0396 noon to 5pm. (213) 4.~~73. Spm-9pm. Call Collect Earn up to $300 per wk. DESKCLERK f'd. Deluxe omces, good so'!le lite typing. Wall Journeyman-Electrician, benefits. To $1000. Con-tram. 714-547-7078 nun S yrs exper. New n· JAM Mon S<il, 121'.M lO lt>SEMBLERS Babysitter wanted, So. "-> Cst Pla za area, 4 t<PM Sun 6~ N Jo:ud1d .. hildran , 3 In s~hl Low tuition. Placement Full and or part ume. ap. assist. 751·9194. ~ ply an person. Am . tact Carol. 752-7551 s1dential & commercial. GOOD JOB m.&s4.2. -An.th ~!I lilfiO .'"iOTrauiee Assemblers ' • , L't>L F .,., .. • w \ Nt.oeded Immediately S45·S60 per week Cull r .. ~ •• -,r.S!'\ION I I> Loni.:&ShortTePrn ~009laskforJack Collector Trainee Finance back~rnd helpf\tl, must have good telephone voice, xlnl salary. Contacl Mr Goodman, 645·2644 bassador Inn. 2909 S. Bristol. Santa Ana KEYPUNCHER EXECUTIVES peru11oncr.1 over 60 rar, SALESMF.N permanent, we train 1---------· ORGANlZERS 67J.2211!1 ~inelc 111.1 le. m·~ to o1t1.,1. • stoekmi; frrnalt• 1·0111 11;1 naoru.hap EnJoy danc"ang Non ~rnok<'r t;;orn 259H UEClfflVE OUTCALL MASSAGE Noon to l2P M. 640 9490 Assignments 3Sharts Available. Mu.'ll have own transp Babysitter for 4 mo old in- fant, full time days 548-7654 aft SPM ---Cal1Todcry 556-8520 t'ree. Top Pay. Vac Pay 1---------Boys 16-18 to work morn· Victor Tttnporcsry Banking ings 8· 12, lite factory S..-.icn _work __ &f.S.._Z7_02 ____ _ D\V Walter Kidde & Co SodalCIWK 5400 ""2(g!S E. Bnstol • •••••••• ••••••• •••• ••• i. Ste 10 New1>0rt ~ach TELLER IOYS IS to 17 DISHWASHER The Neo-Life Co. or -·------- P /time Mesa Verde-Amer. needs qualified G-OOd Opportunity! Girl Coov. ltot;p, 661 Center people ror its vast s. for General orrice work, St, C.M. Calif. expansion pro· t Y P 1 n g 4 0 w P m COi --1.. P/ti gram! $12,()()().$50,000 lD <ounimum). Aggrrss1ve rnpwWOll me Dftllwcnher/Coolr commissions very POSl>I· clectromc d1:.lrib~tor, for elderly woman Asststanl. Country Clu~ ble yoor first year• For Irv 1 n e 3 re a ( :a I I WestcltH, NB. CaU an 7 Con_v_. H_08_p,549-_J061 __ appt. call: Mr. Mei!lS, 714·549-0954, ask for Mr. _p_m._548-546S _______ DONUT SHOP, p /l1me, 1 _548-__ 525..1 __ . __ 1_____ Tra_c_y_. ______ _ COOIC.OIMHElt all ahifb avail Womao Gourmet Housewares Needed ... Burroughs LSOOO & L6000. Part· tilTI{· position w /flexi bh· hours. Basic knowledi?1• of 10veotory. Respond to· TheSanglr's ~.olution (Comer or Bn.stol & ..,.., 'TIME D b Ch Campus beb.iod rv_. ate )' °''1'· C.arl's Jr) Immediate opening for P /tJme eves, 6 lo 9: 30. Must be intelligent & neat appeanng. 64S-Z702 BUSBOYS Apply in person, Coach age 2S or over Apply m House Inn, 33157 Caml.llo person, OipJ>ltY Donuts. Capastrano, SJC. l8M Newport Blvd, CM FACTORY HELP Late. W1JI train, 7AM lo 3:3~ PM_ Full l i me. ~-91544 Classified ad no. 213 C/O Daily Pilot POBoxl.560 Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 depl. needs sharp salesperson/cashier.1----------• Not Chanre mdJvulual with previous KJTCHEH KB.P Call lntrov1cw 752_54_1 ~ liiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaaiit-I ex pe ri e D ce Pre re r red . Excellent salary & benefits Apply ln person, Mul- doon's Irish Pub, 202 Newport Ctr Dr, N 8. COOK. uper'd 10 guest home weekeosls. CM 646-6716 Dnver. Earn xtra an -1---------- c om e , ear I y A M. Fiberglasser. small parts.. 2 J0.5·30. delivery LA. small comJ?any, go?d Times, Coasla Mesa & Npl clean working cond s. Bch area. $350 mo. Hard worker only. 4 day ~ 0770 work week. S3 hr st.art. 1'Ull or part-lime Apply 1n person. Crown Hardwart", 3107 E_Coasl For catering co. Will Hwy, CdM train. Ask for Marvin, ~ AS sa.411.HS <JO) Needed ror graveyard Noexp ne<' Long Term & FREE Vidor THlpCWcsry S.rYicn -~3820. Costa Mesa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.aterate Cfrf'gJnou ... male eollr.ie gr~d w consad cxpt•r in SJlt•s. .. "R. & thl' polit1t·,i l & •·-ttogJI an•n;.1 has relot•atNl Appl} m person: 25Z76 Marguente Parkway M1:;s1on Viejo Ca rpet Upholstery cleaner. experienced, Cook. lead, must know must have drner'i. breakfast, lull time. tacense. &W-ZlOO 19171 Magnolia, Brad· -ford Place Re3t ____ .. --64.S-6258 Ha1rcutters wanted for new shop in C.M. ExJ>('r Ladies Serious about pr ef'd w/clienLel<•. changing_ yo~r present 6315030 swndard of hvmg thru roncentratcd wo rk w,peop)ep/time. CalJ (ur appl. 494-5168. DRIVERS 20R2 S F. Bristol Su ate 10 Newpcirt lkh 556-8520 C'O<)KS ' Food s.nlc. Asst-Haardresi.cr wanted for Newport B1·h salon. Callt;73-~ ----- -111 NB L•>0k1n~ (or l)ppl-•_----·--!!~~~~ Crocker Bank 1'.:qual opportunity employer M I F /I l Cil WASH HELP l''ull or part time Metro Car Wai;h 2950 Harbor Bl. CM -----HOW ACCIEPTIHCi SUMMER APPLICATIONS! All new radio dispatch eqwpment Clean dnv· ing record & knowledtte or So. Cal freeway!! re· quired. Must he over 21Call557·1414 for appt. Substitut& On·Call Basis. 2 2"z hrs per day. $3.10 per hr. AP· ply to Irvine Unified School Dis tri ct. 2941 Alton Ave, Irvine. (714) 556-4900 Hairstylist for h<'auty Landscaping to assoc· & trow w farm m thas area 640-2017 ASSEMILERS CASHIER !!alon in San Cl<'mcntc LE.ADM.AM Cal~92·6655 for ap~ We have an opening for We will train .i---------Mature woman for Experienced PAINTER MacGregor Yacht Corp, ----------Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun. !.eek:. Full T101t• work 1631 Placentia, CM Call Barbara for appL Cooks and counter B.ECTROHIC Brush. roller. l\arlcss --Banking 540-3280. ,. personnel. Male or TECHNICIANS Friday person secretary. spra)'. Call Greg 979· 9621 ASSEMBLY WORK TalBt/ Ca b. •-" f female. Full and part Investment firm net"ds ...... _....:_al•-~ nr.air.C'.~ "'TIVE s 1cr wanu:u or car nd . Ua&..Wanffd 7100 ~ ,-.--ts PU;l"-.n;roo•A wash in Santa Ana. Ex· time, days a rughts. W b I di well groomed, strong :::;•••••••••••••••••••No expr. nee. Clean, Branchofcsttk.sbooda· per. preferred. Call Apply in person e ave mme ale mmdedpersonforyoung Equal Oppor Employe' --- -.------ HR PER For beauty salon. F/tJme, Ute duti~ F1ex hrs. Richard Ouellette Salon, 200 Newport Ctr Dr.N.8. _________ 1 ple~ant working condi· ble teller/capital club 644-446(). 10A.M-7PM ~Jfa[:' a~ru·0~~; office. Duties varied, uons. S4 per hr. Apply at representative Piao & ---------sala~ commensurate Hospital AcctnR Bkkpng 3183 D. Airway Ave, Ste direct assoc1aUon day CASHIERS CARL'S JR. Techrucia.os. w/ei:per. Send resume· HOUSSCEEPERS TEMPORARY D CO!!ta Mesa, fJ 30 to lnpis Coolacl Hilda Ter· F/fime. Good Pay 2092S. E . Bnslol p O Box 1Z78. Newport. Our acute care h06patal ~~:~~~~~~u~~ w~~k 2 ~PM ______ rano~~~!~>~-~ . GW.~traincoCos~~eur~~ .. s SantaAna w~:.~·H~~S! Beach, Cal 92663 ~~s2;;~~To~:i::~r.od leadman 1n our wholesale tn>c nursery. Applicants should have H combmat.Jon of exper in the care of ornamental stock & some Horticulture education. 1lus 1$ a f /time perm position. Call Wayne Wall<'r Personnel Of c 544-0120 From 9am to noon THE llVIHE CO. li kk c In ~'5l apt. mgr. '\o relieve Savings "' · Trendata "flex lime" aJ. FRONTOfc &_ bookkeeper housekeeper-; 3 30 00 ee~ins: J ~:.agn mgrofl44urutapt.-eom· Z74"E CoastHwy,CdM ftfETROCARW1 Af!!' 18032CulverDr. A · t F /U E madm.icht. :Xlnt pay&!•--------• rneots Work <'1.o:.e to plex, m Hunt. Bch Must EquaJ Oppor Employer 295(\Harbor B • c... -lrvme lows you LO beal the rush ss1~ . me. xper. benefit program. your .h o me Jo 1 flu r f' J.iveon site 847-9595 ~ hour traffic or just slttp· pref d for busy pedaatnc Legal secretary /rec pt Clerks to Sr Acroun· --------l.berrucal Operator. $3.50 Z3002La.JteForest ~lo~!~ !~~~er0rTrh~ _o_rc_._4_9S-_ll80_._____ Pacifico Hospital for prestige Newporl tants nf'eded thruout •AUTQJ.OTMAM Barmaids-Classy .81ku11 Jlr. w1tb periodic re· Laguna mus FULLER BRUSH -18792DelilwareSt. HR (".enter law firm. Salary Orange Co . f\lll or part·llme. Leam girls. S4 per hr + v 1 e w s . Ji 1 Ii ch o o I ---------1 I.me" benefits are you111 <'ommensuratt> with ex-Robert Hair !I the auto bu,,iness from Port 17, CM. 646-:w66 chenustry or work ex· tf you have lht-followmi Eam over S8 per hr. The ~-0611, Personnel penence. 640-8510 Accou~lemps the ground ~P ! 'Op· penence with chemicals COOKS p /TUll'E ~wtllmnoocthsatioru.or: more ex· perfeclr P /t business. Hostesses wanted, need Le al et.a 1 3 SOOS. Mam, Ste 501 portunity for advance· •llll STORE* preferred. 7AM·3:30PM Exper'd. Good salary & -v & b 754-647 several active young g seer ry . · yrs , No.Tower.UnlonBank ment.SeeMr.O'Neillor Assist. Manager for E.O.E.549-3281 benefits. Call Bayview perienceintroubleshool· ta .routes. 1. ladies to host on new g<'neral experience, lnTheCityof'Oranie Mr. Piere ... HOWARD Schwinn dealer. Sal ·-----·----Conv.Hospltal,642-~. lngdi~lalelectronicsl(]F\illtimedishwasherfor home tracts on salary commensurate .. 714/835-4103 " M h rl thechip c ( t · Mt w /e xp. Insurance Chevrolet, Dove & Quail SI0,400. ust ave P or Clerical Coob Saute & Broiler · OR a e ert a. a u re weekends. Call lOAM· benefits. Parkin". NU St.s., Newport Beach. bike mechanic exper. an • · . person preferred. 201 No. 6PM 768 6333 f Call "-b"b· _________ ,-astore.SS2·9'222. *Secretaries Oay & mte shlJ\s, Bay •Knowledge of digital El Camino R eal SG _ _ law 1rm. ~ 1e at Accounting f CUSTOMER ACCOUMTIHG CLHK AUTOMICHAH1IC Blueline Operators want· T . ~~~R:!;i.~c~e:'. ~~o~~fes~~tLl;gbn~7o~ _49'2_-8344 _______ rc;>!.TE~SftC!SH~E: 7141640--0130------ Exper professiona for ed. Exper'd. Call Airport * y·plSIS 492-7962 t e c b n I cal sch o o 1 Ganiener, exp'd, for 55 nc · rug . s w n s. LIQUOR CLERK. 4 nigbb key position in Mission Reproductions 545·8453 graduate. unit apt complex In C.M. Full & p ftlme. Velvet a week. $2.85/hr. Apply SSS$SS LGIMOpcuatw Viejo. 499-4'187 ens. Rhonda or Tom. GEN'L Of ACE C...... Cilrt (213)86S-3851 Turtle. 644 S313, Phyllts. lo person. Windjammer lAUTO * Full time. Mr. Best Excellent working en·---------HOTELDF..SKSUPRVSR Liquor, ~37 E . Coai.t • ... -s COU......... Work for the agency that Cleaners, 2939 E. Coast vironment and company General Offic• Fr. desk or night audit _H_wy~_Cd_M _____ _ r-""""' "•'""' .Boat Building turns Ume lo to Top $.. u..... '"" •• ""'"' .,..... .._...nll Send res"'"'4 o di 0p t f d Al least 1 year of vaned PEISOH lb ,..,..ER YACHTS Long & short term as-..... ,,'-'UJH.u•.r-=::lo· .. ._. r Malure in v. lo operate exp. nee. p Y or a . Uqu<X"clerk,over2S, lccounta rec:etvable/blll· F/time. Will tram. Parts Has~eopenln&afor sicnment.s. Top)Ob6. Top COUMTEI ttaP _,,, pei:sooto: xerox in• chine In vancement to asst mgr parttimc, lor2niles. mgapertenceooaco.m· saJes, inventory control. --~D.J .... n pay .. You're your owo Girls lo sandwich ahop. ...11:.1o.1D.A.f.& Laguna Niguel retail :!!'.1!, lMyr.r.MAa~~ollya,109 ____ 642_·_6537 ___ _ puten.zed aystem; p nce Some 11ervlce writing .._.._ boet OC airport. Mon 1.u;n "" "" lotaUon. No exper. re· ,,...~. .. billings to customers, Sea It S un Subaru; Resp. for completing the HOFEIS ~556-0870forappL · ~ COIP. q'd. For appt. call am lo 12. Ambassador LVN • Medical Weight cl.lculate a.od mak~ ex· 8'2--0875. boat in the final staUon. () ff . 97J..4530or 831·2463. lno. 2909 S. Bnst.ol, Santa Control. rull time Non· tensions for lnvo1cin1 E.x-per,req'd.Goodst.art· ~ ~ 0 ice • ..,..,......,.._c.i•a.-StandardMemortetDtv ---------.. Ana Fn.'65Q.mo.+beoelits. UTO i g l " loyee -"•-"'!'~ AaAppliedMapedcaCo .,.,., •1:n """"9768 purpoae•. apply P•Y· A o sa emp 0 overload For drycleutlri plant. HIOW,S.,entrom General Housecleaning penonnel, _...,..... ___ or_.....,.._~---mentt on account, PIXJllCIPT. benefit. pkg provided. --~anen. 2547 SantaAna.CA82706 c-...._ to SI 100 auaranteed hrs, top _____ ... ,_ ... monitor• reconcile 10• tmmed. openlnc. Other Apply. 1912 Barranca -557-4061 Eutbluff Dr, N.IJ . n•~.ut21S :::.!;::::" .... ., ~es.Mustprovideown put/output to computer, ~lerical duUes. Must Rd. Irvine. J7ZJ Bl h St N e 6"-Clm. ~ --r -·" trans. 540-llQS MACHINIST Interface wltb market. bave~610ke7.add BOOKKEEPER Full re ' . . --------&QuaJ()pportu.nity ...,H•llll<gPkfJ 1n1 department and nacb apr. Contael Mr. clU'IJ H"p('r lo g~'l CIC· CREDrtCOLLECTJONS · Employerll/F ....... $24K Housecleaners need•d customers tn reAolvin1 l:lauaerstf..).2IOO ct.'g lhru fmancial 11tate-Cletical sales tniftee, Part time, exper. req. Sr )ID C11tt1i $261t Mature Top$$.. <'.ar nf'c problems and Olher rune· Coaoell Chevrolet me o ls Fa ml 11 a r Gill abop, Prefer RB ree, Bartell Marine El~~-ua•y uv-1111 • 6'2·1403or 645·3439 Uona. Accurate ~pine 2828Harbor lllvd. CM w/operatlnfl • budgeµ. MUST 1'.>RIVE. Interest· tronlcs,~70.0 ElC('trOalca ~ ,...__ akilll and tbe abi ty Jo Knowledae o r com. &DI position for aomeone n-.-• Recep"'~•·t for PL.AMMER AGIMCY Jlousecleaners. Tucoe;-Fri. operate a tO -teyAulo R•pJlcar builder _ _._.__.bllll"''"•~m ~JO.C&ll?l4-$7L'X.u ~ ""''"' l70M .. pmrtCtrDr 83PM Call Jafticel> ~alculator. l:xJ>C'rl•nce nNdl motlva~. deptn· !:j:d..·~~ .. ruu'me ... er-•;-,.~-~"""' .... .,........, t1'0 girUront. olnce, 1 )'r. Eiltabllth tnalerlal re· ~ n· .. ...h. .. __ • • .... 800 wtUa a JeasSna company 4•ble belper/pa.rta rtµ)· .,... f pt PO• -· exp.ll0-1395. quirement.I for produc· filllie141Mewplffldt ._g......,.n.uua . ..-l - lit• plus. Pl .... apply In ner. VW aper MlPflll. request or •P • · · 1·-----. ... -U. ot electron.le le ••~· CALL .. G-Zt20 ffouseteeper, part Ume-. • •• ~: \ S:U·2Sl91 belWJll •11:30 ~.w. lrvint, C.UI. Cl.It ... DENTA.LOP'Cn.eedabwp t:*~l)'IJ:.IDI S3Hr.Studenl0.K.C.U: • • am. UTOTEM Newport Beacb lop r part.I U:t.t ~ ~ eo.im . .~, 1'184DATA IOODHPRP~ calle.4~ criloate w/pura~blnl 81CLL lclle tteiv •kb a tSandanceDr.,N.B. ,•,.\; COIP AYOM 1 01.rl olc, M/F, A/P, C ni l)mtalAltlatant.Ofaltur-dllit•stoc:troomtobave Dall)'PUotCluall1ed4d. HouMbeperw/car,reUa· T4ilmdu'dllemort•Dlv y•irr AVON A/R, payroll, ...... llY8 nee 1er1 onl1. N4•~ort material Ill houH to • bl& lmmed Permanent • r-"8f:r.edM~ctCo ML =.u~~m~le!:'.!I Marbt Dea$."4.et11 ::.:!1.:.rodtactlon USITHI =:.;:-abledlady.Call ,,_~;.--.CA~~ TO WNCH bealtb/lllt Ill•· Cole Palttlona now aYall 2nd l>ENT.\L See1/llace_pt. Uyouaretbaraqbl1c DAH y PILOT ---· ---- Ac.Git .. , S...,O,.r..._ PERM. Fm1n: XI.NT Btr.NEFITS 4r WORKING CONDS Wt'nlOVl!:RTUIE ~,_.. -·-lQltrumeat Corp, (11•> • lnl 8blft.a al •U our Ortbodoalic ofo . per'd 1a all pb .... ot "" HCM.JSEKZEPERn4"flded. Sdl lo lrtenda and ce> IG«*l. IO.IS. loetUGm. Start $U.S·S3 . NewpJrtQr.l40-0202. planldn1 open~ .. "FAST ace 40-«). IOC)Ckrn o'w : ~=:i,~ =--~~~°!~•----.-....;.---h.r.lnt~CODducted Dntal Front Duk medJWUNOW. llSULJ'f born. oo Bayside. No • 70Useil. Y°'91J bavt To Place your atoft.J'rl at: StcretarJ • P Ill me. Pui upaodlnf tlec· SIRVICI chlldnft. Mu.at bave own • ROSAN, INC. Ml W. Oont H•y Newport Bea.cb :1.-:. I l•~o;:u.:u~?r= •• ut Result" o.=owmsi::. Salar1 czen. Xlnj ~~~rr . ~ DllECTOIY ~~ :r;:;.:: :~ _ . ACCOUMnM• ar ~.To flftd.out vice Directory We~r:om~ ~eCl!:i,.s~ ~in .me,,,......E.O.~ , For Result at .Pb:ITW733 ; ~~ .. ~-ei.R h ftilA. m«•. call M0-70'1 or ad •••• Call Now Bcaul Oppor' !mp)o1e:r-E:-nktq. ~IT:: , DICC -Service Call J 01 u r a 0 c e , e • p • d F.Quat Oppor Employer .-· m.1 upv., 10 kv 7~!_JltL~ 642-1671 f01t ""9tllii '4M731 64~l•7I Peraoaal 1.loe1 Un· • ~1 toudit Ute &ypl · Affl"'-*-h."9c bt )JJ •-··...,. • ...,..an. eatw --_.. denrrltar • 1 ec•1 • lla" llCllDetb1na to Mil! ~·~!a.cmJ~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~J.: .. ..:~·.:::.i=lllli·1£W~llll~Al~~~~ .. ~11~'71~~,.~.._~ ... ~~~glll,~M~~~-~&~~-~lllll~Ail~illala~~·t=r ~-~~---n1==·==~1d.~~IJa~::==:ilL~----~~~~~~~~O~Mai~ln.d~~·lldldl~11lo~tt~~~ll~. _...lo;..: -r •l I ~ ,,. ·~· -..., ~ • . ... , • 7 • I ~~.~~~.~ ..... ?!~ ~~~-~~.~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ?~~! ~~~~::! ..... !t~~ !~!.~ .......... ~~!.~ Thindly, M~h 18, 11ms DAILY PILOT C1 • ..l~-Toit 'l'naieW Dri rn STEWART ROTH ...... teYo. 1045 ,_wllwe IOIO r_.:__5t11e OSS . MACrw~T/G•1 ~/GAl.F&L Slc:rttlrial tmmtd. oPeD-Dd'd. 't: • A~· ANTlQUES ................ ~ ... ~•••• ....................... =~•••••••••• •••• &it.q> •abort nan mill, PERSONNR Far busy ofdn N 8. Typ-inl. Id •.bucUd1P'ftl ~W~~ IJl¥lM American Oak Aotlq~e. '* * • 1 1 llUie. p!.llleb praa. Gd 1.01 needed. Advance akW.A1110ST,abWl1to A~NBM2·1252 6FiM]WproducUons Allas..11 Por .~~J1~ anti U~faJ'lllly1•Hp~Sa1 ~ton:pw/1rvw1n11 CLERK men( poteollal. Call ~1~fi~u·00"0~ ... -. ·' ~E.J)y•Rd.S.A, Ul,.._,..j que."clrTV'a 957-aw ' S/1&,ttolPM.Halil're!>t ~Co pd hfe/b01p m~ JmyH&ni.l,?:tll910. uuu •.• .,..cona .... t' ... TOw1nUCKDRJVE.R CatN.-port•'Wy) --• Tt:anl.s6SWlmClub.Jl07 <Ale Instrument Corp perbdptul. ~1161· Exp. mecb.. ability, aid 751.-:Z .......... leecll V~Y VERY SPECfAL l Killybroolt Lane, Costa m4)&428080EO!: AaYOULOOISHf; Rec1Jtff1JJ&at SFX:RETARYtoW Codt ~+commlrbeneflU. 6 _. IO YouanU..wt.mMt-of2 only, cu1tom·made 8' Mcu. 2 Bllu E . of ---FOtlACHALl .. Gl1 F'ut arowiDI company · A.C. Auto Servlc. 114C ~;vmcn 10 ticket.tot.be ater~o cr~duu, io Harbor. 3 blltll !'iu. ur Maida: top ••1• paid 1IMdl a ab&t1I Jlrl u re-Marine Sales Manaatr{ Ca1ie la MoUnoe., Su ... •••••••••••••••••••• lffSIUMMY pecan. IOl.tda ll v~necr. e.kcr. Apply · Tbe loo •t ~t.llu.at~lood ueer eHeotl•l. do Clem.nte.412-3806 PR<'HT DAMAGED FOWIS An l1'00 vlu, pnced at ....... .. l..qw)a, 2l1 No. Co&&at oo pbofMI •be able to wlfll\IAll, l1tiinl Ir or· JtOTPOlNT SAL&. 3309 Ube 1800 (cabinet only) Gara1eSale.B .. ,. ... ert'on llwy.,LqunaBeach. l111'ft 50WPll. Good op-aanl&abcmall 11.1.Some TllAINlE· Salu, W. Warner OJ' Harbor. AN.AllEJM 581.7969 :.rt 5 or m••' !!Ole sewing mach MainUlnance Q'\3 n for SS wul upt complex an C.M (213)5~1 portwrlty for the rlaht rn·houae aalea, food Clerical, Gift Shop, SantaAna. ,.,._2121 ONVENT N 136-l234 • Rotlnerie BBQ Othn· ,.....alltll offtct. We person. Call 1119.7090 for fu~ bcnc lh. Prefer H8 realdent, CASHPAJD C 10 junk.~ __. 60 WPM ...__ appt. 114 mUll drive. lnlereaUn& ll!IMo. CENTER Blk II Wht brt'okfa11t or ... ,...re .,,..... SECRETARY po1itlob for aomeone rw Wahr/Dryn/ftefrie For~ game aet w /6 :owlvel M.ovmg W1tr~W1~ S&&ll· IRq md M11111 ~ R.E.Sale1 PART'nMI over 30.T14·6'13·ZU4 or wortin1ornoUSJ-81.33 MARCH21ll chra. 2 hllD~lnl Spanish Lots of New Mtac. Hoitt ---------1 Mi • .,....ewct. OftMr • """'ClUCKEN SOUP M-•"'e-l Oooaulfull Call213"3(M982. Performance lite n.xture.. Beaut. old in.-i lla.rdwan" AllO uiwd MANICURIST cs.rt al ..-IMOM ore ...... ~ ... _ u,_. W ........ & "-Call 6'2--S678, ul. 333, lo quilt Frumed llUll<'ape furn & H/ll 1tm11 li!rl W c ,_.... . .. ll c<X!ldn't hurt to call (o)rm, OC airport areal TRAVELA~ Db model.a, C:~~T:';,ly clairnyourUcltets. "Ditto .. duplic:nting 18th St. CM 1''rl lit Slit Ne-tided Immediately aho .. aitdJlt. Chuck Nuh 11boul u re· needs P/f help, l~d flth exper. elllog reblt, ret1n11bed, yr Ir•* m;.ich 2-wbl'd st~l trlr. only FUii-time Pu.s1t1on wardJ.nt career an reiil typing skills req • cruises/tours. 'l'op suazantee. Your choice Whfflbarrow.551-1701 }'ashloo Island Area "4taM .,ty in ptnon e.st.at.e. Free t.rainlo1 ii 752-5741 benefita. 675-1311 $130. Free delivery EAS'f£R Oln' - - -PORCH SALE 7S9-12llext260 or contac:t Diant youqualify.54().5101 Secretary to reaaooal OrandOpen.inaSaJe Iyroldgreyrebbit. Decorator Queen s12ctl 1''riday /S;.at /Sunda~ --------•I JohMon: ~~~~~~~~~I s a I es mgr, ad· TIAY& AC.ENT~ Marcb ~31. 6'4·9632 hen dalsprlle,_ad. Wc&:.J ~0001d Antq mirrors, buffl'l (71.~D.,.,8830, Ext •53 _,_,_._ u d ti Full 3 "n mlnimum-ooly So c 1· 11. or · .. e nu ..... c. .. breakfront, w /presst>d MASSUESE for Lop class .... .....,. • RM or LVH ........... a ve u ea. 1 • OHt App 1ances 3 roddlc!s, llem. so. Everung Star N B h~"'t mas.'!age spa S.il ForAtter·hoursAppl. Ct. time I.al. Nl1 area. call needapply.Ph1S44-5373 oewut s tore <714) 2m.ales.To•oodhome. ---panel:.. assort frame' ..-P /time 3· 11 or 11·7 ra da,y or m&ht 499-<&386 S3l-3964 537 2542 " Dr l.i & Jo't pi ct u res & I a fti p s ~~tr~!1!~t:o~~~;~~. COMPUTER _are11 __ .s& __ 306_1 ____ -.::.......--=---------4 )!.~S!• Pl'~!ME, N. or . 546-28'8 :'~~~~ ~~its, xlnt runuture,etc.31811tbSt N S&aETAIY ..,.. ... -esa, ... ernooos. LAB MIX·8 week old rond &.»3119all 5pm HD 8. 631-4838. AUTOMATION ROun SALIS Eli>eneoced part time. $3.00br. can m.o433 Hotpolnl IH dryer pups. Adorable & perfect ---Sol d . k I dd b k MATUR1': WOMAN 18651 VOftKcrrnan Rapsdpty.advaocement type/sbrthnd, Newport S75 t ctu.ldren· dogs 6'4·9664 Btru~ Barker Bro:. 1 oa a er· ac p /timc to welt·omt• &run. Estab. accts C.ir Be h.6"-S460 ~at\erSP~1 8 • _ fruitwoodch.inacab.oval chrurs$35ea.loalt_cha1r newcomer:. & c11nt.it·t 11"¥ilw,Ca92713 req'd.Muslb1vedesire. IC ununes Ad I 1 d '>9 s"d Free 2 Persian white tbl .. t'&ne back cbrs w/feet $40. Dres:.er metthan~ Flexible h"" &tual Opportunity Pit & Fil Fuller Brush Secretary.Typist. sh, lyp-COOIUHNATOI a:'lrfga ;i d~r & ~c: rabbits, with caee. v.1gokl velvet cushions. w :sWlmodng rrurror S60. Oak N~ .. car. ltll' t.>pin•• ·--E•m•p•lo•y•e•r •M-1" __ 1 Co. Call art 6pm, '"" • •en'l olc duties. 0 --'dlyexpaod.intc:able · "'"'l,,.,..., '·k d .,800 ,11 com e, over 100 yr .. ~ ,; -• •wov• maker gm. Movinr out. ..,., ._...., u e new. pa.a .... • :.t! old $100. Oak lamp t~blt• "547.3095 776-&SSZ Pleasant phone voice. televisioo co. bas an im· Coat $800. sell SJOO ,..,...... tOSO llOO 548·5777 S25. Blue Muon jar-.. p ET IT I 0 NE RS fuu.ES Aid ~ r .Hrs. 8:3CH :30. Call (714) med. opening for a lt4-7367 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I bav• ll SPECIALLY Avon bottles. Victrola & Mechani c for !>.ma ll F\JU tpart Lune Good pay Ne~~.-4 p!,1:~~ Oran~; .5S7·Zll4 utilities coordlnator. The I\ d "' eng1nt!:s Need ~itper daily ~7711 C 644.fil 94 " Secretary 1!.11' 9.3 Fish-position dem•nds 1 AstlOR 1015 ~i,, . long custom pa de<! made 9 ft, ort whtle pro-<>id pictures Sal 9-4. 26211 persontotrutmtain fleet ---------__ o_ --. highly productive, pro-••••••••••••••••••••••• portable bar with vlllC1alnall,Rabydecouch Delaware St.. HB. nr of lawnmowang t-quap PHARMACY CLERK . emeraency aid program feu. indlv. wb6 will mulUplex tuner. 8 track that has been well t'Url.'d Beach Bl &Yorktown. mcot & :;mall truck:. 40 exp. pref, 40 hrs. CJll Mr Sde•O.U•ery • ery bs y New po rt perform jolol fielding PUBIJC YUR.NJTtJRE ~ t~table-all are bwll· for & la In xlnf cond1t1on 6 APT LTNlT Yard Sak Hrs wk PermJncnt Peterson. or Mr Are you lazy. bul in a Harbor Count'il of w/utillty engineering ins plus two custom $250. Jncluded sn that S & S 9 4 61 Good working t•onda Kingdon~ ~-5847 state ot financial embar· Church es. 645·8050, personnel, secure ex-*A~TION * wrought Iron bar alools. price are 3 full brocaded ~tl ult . Cd Mu tson.s. Location Jr vine PRtMTIHG ~:sym~~l.d~vj0~0~~ 67~3800 cavaling perrnils & FRJDAY 7:30PM Sharp! 581-1446 pillO"'.& in oU white made st:r~~s~e ~ur~: S~· Call 552-8200 ror morc in e..-•d 1 1.0.L~ <-~~~at maintain data on con· **I BUY** especially for the couch Mach, lots more. · formation. _,... • ....._. won't mterfere w/your --..-•-JI• structlon , In Los DeaJenWelcome call~«>l!Obtwn: 12.30 llotary Offs.t days. Call now 53l·084~ Slroni typing & s · '\f P-Angeles, Orange & No. STORAGE LOT Good used Furniturt• & & 3. and aft SPM & Gara~e Sale. Montkellu Medical ltccep _.rfls0perator Sales-Fine Jewelry, ly In person t o r. SanDiegoCounlies.Ap· Sl'OCKLJQUIDATION Appliances-OR J will Sat/Sun anytime Cash Must sell househol!i taonabt /St·l·rdary. Mu~t "know snapout & mature exper'd woman. Fuentes, Robert Bein, pl.icani.mustbefamlllar MASTBSAUCTIOH sellorSELLforYou onl~ furnu;blngs, k1ogs111· OB/GYN, NB. must bt• t·ontinuous busincs~ partlime.mNBS7J-4734 W1lh1tmFr<lfll&Assoc., w/aerial&underground 2075Y.NewportBlvdCM MASTERS.AUCTION ---beds, misc •hop exp or ha.ye t'Qu1valent forms prt•.'is S .A. area 01 1401 Quail St. N.B. ut11. construction & be .p-9825 ~ 646-1616 & 133_9625 S«.'111 ni: furn . Table~. fum1!'.hmgs, orrice ~wp bacltgmd. rtf":.. Sent.I rP orani:~co 714/540-8027 SECRETARY able lo print neatly. -Cou<'ht.•:-,, Cham-. etc & Junquc From ~ tu sume & ~alary reqwn· SALES PUSOH 7 hrs per week. Typing, Drafting exper. is desira· lkydft 1020 640-8S85 nft 5pm S200. 144 Lexington Ln ments to Box 123, l>Jtl} Production Wortcen ~ k ..,.~ .... n ble. 1bls pos. offers an ••••••••••••••••••••••• Richman FUnuture C 1 h f , f Costa Mesa. •'r1 & Sat Pllot.CM921626 M .i I t' Fem a I e. """"'ewor ,...,.,..,.,.., xlnt startloe sal & omp ete ouse ur o 5-t!>-l29l Jlumlnum furnltur~ Pre:.tige gift & dt• • 'benefit pkg. Applicant NEW&USEDBIKES QUITS' qual furniture. Sofa lo\e _ ...... -•~1 tr · ~ corauve acc~sory store ~/C--iaor .. _ .. B II ._ d set wd game st d n r -nq· Olftff mfo.Jo"'··a"ail.inmelal ~r ~·· 5hoWd forward resume ~vuu. uy,se ..... a e • · · 1 m Unique Nei~hborhood ... v.> • seek s a ma lure. For loan origination fil: I •·Co ... o•N st.bdrm:.t tbls &lam"" ~-SS.46 •hop, lat•1n•"'. & final a~. ..,_ ted d 1 h orapplyiopenonat. c e.. . ......... ewport Remaa"nder of ' .. ~. GaraJ.!e Sale :! Balbo.1 ~ ... ~ .sopu.ulJca a u l wit dept. cl mortgage broker d c ~ ..... 7910 & ousc items All pnt'l'<i •. em bl~ Starti'n" rate •· •· TMr--L-~s v .... ......,. Co\ es Newport Beach Motel Desk Clerk lkhd ·' • ., outgoing personauty "' firm. Loan bacltground ~·.._. nn"t' 770.2ijgl (.')erk needed for 2 S3 IT Progress to $4.10 pleasing appearance req d. In Newport Clr. ....,,,.~aH•ar•bor•JBlvd SPECIAL SALE NEW FURNITURE -""' ----Sa_t ______ _ mtes/wk at beachfront hr m 8 m~. HIGHER F\111 lime. no expenence 644--8824 ~ New bikes lOs pd $99 Kg sz matlress, box '>Pr Sears l H.P. Compres~r motel .\pply at l \41 s starting ratt! sf uper necessary. we tr a an Cost.a Mesa, Ca 92626 H~vy duty M x. bikes &ngs, frame . Very m et.' .22 Cal. Rifle. Antique. Coast Hwy. LB. Imme d open 1 n gs Good starting wage, ex Service Station Allen· Equal ()ppor Employ~r $89 Cycle " Co. 2488 Moved to Repo$sess;on cond $150 556-6389 Singer treadle sewin~ Ttunhnt' Mfg. Santa Ana cellent lut.ure. pleasant dant, exper'd. Day & Newport Blvd. c. M. Center ot 619 E. 4th Sr.. mactune, trumpet, lanw MOTOR ROUTE Large Oa.aly Pilot riiutc ln Soulh Laguna La~urw Niguel Monday throui:h Friday a ftt>rn oon~. Saturday and Sunda} monunt.:> Appro,amale ly $450 pt>r month i.:ro~<. carruni:~ $.'>CJ '"' 1·;1-.h de poi.al rcqu1 rPcl l'hnnt• 642-4321. J~k for nn ula twn. l,t·aH• n;1ml' a11d number and makr of auto lo be u!'.t.'t.I and your call will be rcl11rn('CI 979 OlJl atmosphere. Apply ooly Eves. Full & p/time. Ap-Sont Ano m person, llam·6pm. ply. Shell Station, 17th & 642-79lO 0 New Riviere Sofa Bed. I h F'i speakers. Mounted' Prof Couple seeks live in care, 2 school age C'h1ldren Light hou~ework. pvt room board Salary open 557·3000· leuve name phonP F for J Sanders I Wahn/Walt 0,... 9:30-6 5Mn I 1·5 earth tonet. ~teer horns. hand carvl'fl. Tue. tbru Fr lrvine, NB. ,.._... OCMJI 8040 ca&>IT-tt97~113 water buffalo horn!> --Glr9"eft u"' u05 Must....._ people ori•nt_.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" • ~ rl 5¥ r"IA" Service Sta. Night Attend """ .... ""'· w~-L==±-" sleeping bags, pockt.'L Manna Pacifica Vlllage 2 Or 5 mtes a wk. Apply, Ji hr. Vac, aiclt days, an· DOG TRAJNING ~ -ir sofa w twood endi1. sso kn 1 v es, new Be 1 1 til26D.E. Pac.Cstllwy Shell l7t.b&lrvine.NB surbenef'rts.644.s.4()l YourPlaceorMine •Q9altyf.urnftwe• s· ('()(ftbl $20. Naug. rhr Magnum crash hclmd. Long Reach -Servi~ Sta. Attend. Full Waitre~ses, Hoatesse.s. _John Martin 548·~ •Yo.can.Afford• w ouo, $35. 2 :.h'p tl>ls l'arly Ford flathea1I SALES-P /time selling or pllime. Hrly +com-Bay Marl_e Rest .. 2371SSo. Beaut yel. Lab pups. 7 Droslicolly Redt~ •" j $15. 751·4007 parts, Misc tools. t'ri & n"W m"'mberLhips for _,, 67.,3320 El Camino Real, an wks, $50. Gaal Ryan, H ndred I c , 1 d t 1 -·• h Sal 2if.48 Westmin::.ter Pl PUBLICREL.DIR. ~ "' 0 uu..~!1100 ..,. _ u so "''Y"'> Wa mtl .4sturnyc rs. l)ffDt>IMar Full lime for pr o Actor·~ Coop. t714) . . -....iernente492·7962 979·5340 ofc. 545·6996 Specialrrice 4barstools,chei.t&~ngl fc>ss1onal sports tram 957 0282 St.>rV. Sta Help needed im· W A I T R E S S E S . home. Owl Hou.efu1s hl'd. 640-0lOj> _ Salary negotiable. Must ---------1 med. 1'\lll or p/t. Apply, ff 0 S T E S S E S • Springer Spaniels, AKC RlH DBJVERY Llk. bd d k have wntmg expenence SAL"'S 990 E. Cst Hwy, Nwpt BUSGIRl..S. High qualit.y champ. lines, Uver/wht. e new I rm S('l, es . Jt~ t07a Call Mr Jaffe '752 26!12 c.o.: Bch. dinner .. .:-, h•a day •-g··"'"-.si. .... ,,,.,,7,,..,. . marble lb . wicker chr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• STUDENTS!! """' ....,. "' w...,, '"""'" '""' """" occasional chars. hall ---------1 RadJalor Repairman or Sewing, industrial. Hot nit.e openings. Apply The Slmmoos white baby en ° tree. sofa, wicker fern WANTED mechanicalexper. Mw.t SSS rurBalloon.Noexperre-Williamsburg Tavern, Samoyed pups, btrul, 8 W/Kantwet mattress. stnd. Mortl 673·2911 Nursery LEAD MAM be over 21. 6•6-4788 ~n.tP/TI,_ 'Q'd.~ CM.7St-1T16 wits old w /papera + excel cond. $6.5. While TOP CASH DOLLAR Hagen Radiator. JOl .... OW.t.1.1 -'---------• ~w·ltC,.~~.i!~~:.· an. babycbest$60.5'8·1627 before6PM Jp~LRFYO. WR "'TCYOHl1.•sR, We have an upt.•nm~ for " SEW'IHG OPIS Waitresa H.B. atta, p/t. ..... .,...... ............... 4"1 Solid Walnut Dming Table c..n"' " ~ ~!:i1eat~ee'~u~~~/---------...!.Ol"tl~';' EXPB'OOHLY Exp.pref'd f'nefeY• 1045 c~.a Cabinet Med1t. SJ.SO. Walnut dre,ser. 6 ~lvoE~E~a~P{E ApplJcants shouldhavr.1 Re.WE!ltate OWll 642-3C72,Dept3.CM Qtll982-721Zaft4PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• S46e36U drwrs.185.751-0209 FINE FURN &c AN • comblOatwn of l'xper m SALARIED HourtJ Woge StTI'ER. one 9 yr old girl. WAITRESS To aood home, ,..., yr old Gclroge SaM 8055 TIQUES. 645·2200 the care of ornamental MANAGER loMS Van-' .. _. An.-·. eves. Part &: F /time. Exper. M. Germ. Shepherd, 3 PC Sect. U shape, seats ....................... Mc cM 8078 l> t 0 c k & s 0 m (' c.-ssion all Ullt ..... d f 962-4.562 10 loose pillows. super 8 .,.. i a ••ry Uruque Homes of Mesa occas. overrugbt.s Your pref' or pnvat.e coun comfy. natural tones, play ..->4•01~~-ant qu~~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hort.acullurc f'dut'.1t1on \ t•rde is offennR a moo We need energel ic home or mine Send rers. try club. 556-3000 for Young black rabbit. S700 6'15--4142 ants, c uuoes, masc. ""l nus is a f tame perm thly salary plus com-~culate people we t'an SITTER, P 0. Box 1278. appt. very tame& healthy. . 9-1 2581 Vssla, Newport. J>(lbltion. nussion.c;toallcenseeex-'lra.JJ\ lo introduce Tune NB 9'21663orc:all5495072 _..:;.'""----------96.l--495l MOVING. furniture & ----- Call Wayne Walt1•r penenced rn the Coi.ta Lire Boob to ~w.tomers an 6pm . Warehouse bou.sebold items for sale, Sat. 3 I 18. 9 ·5. Used Personnel Ofr S44 0120 Mes:i rcaJ estate market. m many areas · · Geo I warehouse for To good home 3 mo old also, clotlung & misc. t'rptng. bnk bds, toys, ll From 9am to noon d~sarous of managing. 833-8095 Soc. Dance & health club marine b rd w r co· mixed puppy, female. 1838 WesLclill Dr. Apl l, fixture!'I , othE'r at ems THE IRVIHE CO. organmng and promot TIME-UFE nds dJrectors. mgrs. etc. _&&2-4800 ___ . __ .:.____ 631""933 NB. 1907 Pt Wey_b_n _dgl' __ ---------1 mg Uruquc llomcs in the l.IDrarie~ l1te. PT. earn while U learn, ________ _ Nur..t! s A1il1•s, all sh1fls, full & part t1ml' Will tram Lido Convale:-1·t•nt Ctr lSSS Supcn11r 1\ ve. NB. 646-7764 Mt~a Verde iNorth Costa F,qual Opp Emplyr m /f S2.000 mo. or more. It.s Me-.;i arc-a H interested. ~~~~~~~~-I easy. 973-9183 please coot.act Jim Wood :-: al 67!>-6000 .. Repht'S will Sandwich Shop be kept conf1dent1al GENERAL HELP ***** WOMEM&MIH Earn SMOO a mo. or more selllnl mobile homes. LE-Blond 18 .. xl.1 .. ~pe~ & tools S2, 750 Colchester 14 .. x36... $1500 T1.1rrt'I Lathe Herbert. 2· D. 15 8". S2.9SO. 213-96{·3434 HURSES AIDES Exper'd 11·7. Counlr) Club Conv. Home . 549-3061. ---- HURSES AIDES & ORDERLIES Pit. Mon·Frl. Call belwn REAL EST An S.3, 833-8919 SALES SEAMSTR1':SS 1 lave opening for one blll positlon for sail loft quality producer ta 5'8-3467 Irvine's best location --------- Call for appointment · Red Hill ReaJty 552-7500 *Secretaries* Opportunity at our Will train. Call Paul, • Newport Beach cor-63.'>-0822, Anabejm. • porate offices for an ex-!•--------• • penenced. well qualified Women wanted full lime ~ secretary with x.lnt typ. ~ tng & shorthand skills to f« bousecleaniog. Own • work for our Tax Audit· _tramporta _ __,_ __ u_on_._548_-07_57_ • Ing Managers. Some tax Ward Proc:insor at related exposure de-""-'.. .,._ . bl p . l ' .on-~. se<Tet.ary. ;;x.ovng • SEE BUGS BUNNY COME ALIVE You can win tickets worth $10 - • • « • .. • • .... • • • • • • • • • strea e. 011tt on •,so SH&lypi.ngreq'd. Apply at REAL EST A TE Employer; Pay All Fees SALES,ERSOH Lit Reinders A"ent'y 59 Bed rat'ibty Join a happy "roup & t>nJOY the >.Int bene£1ts Bayv1e~ Conv. 205S Thunn A vc CM642 3505 ---- OfficeM~ for orthodontic pracllC'l' m Lag\ma Urh i-:'lJ)<'r pref'd Phone Mon t.hru •TI.497·2464 We're expanding again & 4020 811-ch, Ste lO<t Joolnng for lop cal.Jbcr Newport Beach 11338190 salespersons with high Call for Appl F.o;tab SS reqwres some statistical in person to llr. Fuentes, ,.. typing. Xlot benefits. Robert Belo, Wllllam tt Salary open. Pleue call Frost & Asaoc:. 1401 Quail ,. Llnda H1ggins al 640-1900 Sl. Npt Bch. ._ YARDMAN perform.a nee records & Summer camp counselors exper sn local area Call M F, hi~ wages. Must Rental cent.er has open • • ... ror appt Steve 675-2311 SECRET ARY i n gs r or 2 m e n Co d have van or sta. wgn. IOC)er's Realty for Wes\ a:st a vert1!I Call 54S-Sl4S. Min age 18. Mechanical koowledg~ • 2'1IT E Coast Hwy mg clfscc or -New York helpful, neat btndwrlt-• Tuesday March 21 through Thursday March 23. Five LIVE ON STAGE! Corona del Mar. Ca 92625 based publishing ,cum iog nee. Weekday off • pany located in T'i B If Swim coacb.S.C. Swim Will train. Apply, 1930 at Or-d9r D~. to $7 50 Real E'llale Sal~ People you are a take charge Cont. Sml comm. assoc. Newport Bl. CM .., 100 ° FREE wanted. Up to 90110'7, penon who would en1oy May .thru Aug. 645ell43 _ _.;:'-------- Growing ore. needs comm. split. Nwpt Bch many diversified dYB 548-42Ueves. YOIDlg man. must have • perc;on w /order desk 631-0900 responsib1lit1es. please ' large van, 2S hr pr w~ • bkgd & some typing --call 7~1. XJnt com· S140wk.6'7i-2S1S lfo f:~~~l~':,1'g of~~~.th~;:~1 w!~~~~~.~!rre-panybenents. st~~i~~oo;~i 0tf:·a~~:l Mactr•M : Truly fmcfomily 54().{1()()5, Coastal Pcr~on al estate omce, Newport SECRET ARY wknds l&eves. 645-8197. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• lt' entertainment. The nel Agency, 2700 Harbor, Beach. Light typing. NEWPORT BEACH $............_Lt.. _ _... Opr ~ 100$ ... CM $3.SOPerbr. 2 gal ore, 4 yrs exp, type ~~ •••••••••H••••••••••o it-voice of Mel Blaf"\~' AskiorMrs.Johnaon 65+. dlctaphonc, S700t. F/Ume.Muatbeexper·d.1---------at creating all tJle Order De~k for fabric 644 9060 644-4613 ~ Cont.act Atldlt.or, Hotel MUSIC IOXU it • -auaa 4U s Coast CLOCIS ..... \VCll-lov~~ Warn"r wholesaler. Reliable. SECRETARY LEGAL ..,.., ' ' .-..-u ; '" fast Jurner. good RECEPTIONIST Newport Beach Hw)',La1Bcla.4M-ll5l. 1iot M•C:::::· Nickel<>-at Dros. cartoon memory, busy phone. GENERALOFFICE ror corporate counsel of taa'HOMI ~;YJ;. ~~i:atr!f1~~: • l'haracters. A foll typ&0g, record ltt!epiniz Typing ex pr. neces¥r)' major NYSE Corp. bead l l 0 n. A, J e 0 1tft1 , • Exp'd with fabric/gar Newport Oenter. Penna. quartered in Fashion SALIS furniluu, aoUquu. • two-hour show. Tic\sets ment mfg required Xlnt nent, benefits. Reply to Ia1e. Xlnt wor~d at SEA.IS Amertc.an lmcuetklnal; at are $4.()0 and $.5.'00 co. benefit.s. Mission Vic· Adi ~. Box 1560. Daily fnn' ae ...._..1,.. ing ·-K ........ Dfi· •-.. -•. jo T10 2922 l C M CA ""'uc:u\.a. · Seara, RoebDCk & Co. --"D>• unu it area. · Pl ot. osta esa, nr xlol skills & 1·3 yrs has immed.. openlngs for 'JM.lm. 0pea ed..S.L ,.. and can be purchased p~ Attent. Prr f!ves. 92626 legal e'.lper, corporate t et e p bone s a I e 1 at at Anaheim Convention .....;..~••r & wknds, must be 18 & ~-is-cHIRD pref'd. Salary c:om· i-.mtativa. Full or ,.. I ~ • "'' • mensurate w /ex per. ~... --------•I Center Box Office, all have Calif. D L. Cal lmmed. opening ror an Please. call Carolyn p /time. Xlllt company WllOL!SALE at 831-G> _ Pxper'd person w 1good Eadie bead'iu. Pd vacation. pd TO THE TB.ADE • Ticketron Outlets. Party Rental Store needs Telex. switch boa.rd. & AMCORD INC, ~~ emoloY~,~·~ at Special rates typing skills, a pleasant Mo.1soo ...._ --· • cball~. in. NOW gmu .. young lady to work Tues pe™>11alily, & who cao wodd ol tdepboae sales. f'ut • for groups. thru Sat morns cleaning work w I a mi o o I Secretary. Pt time Mon 4 Apply ln penoo Sears. TO PIJIUC Performance party equip. Apply 2025 eu~•lon ror a grow Fri, tam Spm. Full lime Roeboek It Co. Santa at Newport Blvd, CM__ inc N e. pbannaceuUcal aft.er May 11i. Mu11t be Ana central lel'Tice. 400 OPEN 7 DAYS it ti mos are: --------I co . .Fwappt.callM2-7511 xtnl typiat w/pleuaot W•t Waroet A". Ap· Aftl!XM at Tue. Marrh 2l- PBX ask f« Pam. t.depbone voi~ Seed re-plic:etklot ~ Mma S a f 1 Ml • M f2 11 LW * • awne Is ulart req~re-t.bnl S.t. I am t.o 4 pm. I Uft ..._ C.... • 7: 30 p. m. a.ci,tlotliat ment.e to Urbaoomlc1 Equal Opportualt1 Kl.C71411tJ.710t It Wed. ~arch 22-0P£1A TOR For auomey1 ofc. At-IWeattb, P .o. BoX ~. &QpqT. at Part tlme. 5 Daya, 20 tractive, llu1t type. CdMGSZS ,.._..._.. orp/t. • 2:30 p.m .• 7:30 p.m. Irv~area. F/Urne only. 1 .. h 8BAIS • Tb u--..: -houn. a:»7:JO wkdya, M:ao. tllOO per mo. Call SICllTAa1 Some u .,, r + uft"Dl'rat'IVaES _. ur, tuan:.o '4- 8:00.12:00Sat. 1'lll coro UDda,IJ'JMllOtam·Spm. eomm ........ -..U .,.BA1BBOOll it 2:30 p.m .. 7:~p.m . peny ben.rlta. 1.;;~---.:;;;1 ~n!,.,"" ~ mm UIRDS =ms • l~or: (714) 635-5000 ror tnt.entew f Ad 1-aLa art.et 9dm1Dlatrat.or oc I U~ ABE • PIUMCall • N;UUft a national IDGl'tPI• lo· Toolmaket oteded for APl'8 ... P...-.elOMM ' au.ranee compan' tq bul ldtn1 apeclaJ ANTI~ll8 • MZ-41n.utrn C I Newport Btaeb area. ~-"xlil1;«w':::'I =~~~' • OIAMCNCOAST Pillt Sfttd to Ad.tzn, _._.., it DA&YMOT ft.a. DallJ PlJot, Box 1540, ,. ._.auoo it D>W. BaJSt U.J OoiltaM CAl3D& ~ t..w.r~~ Yaa cloa't need I pa Co ,._ It's easy. Look for your name and address in today's classified section. If you find your name and address call 642-5678 Ext. 333. We 'II arrange for you to pl~k up your comp- 11 mentary tickets at the nearest office of the • • • • • .. • • « .. • • • • • • • • • .. • • BATMAN• AND • aoaIN : SPECIAL• GUEST ._ STARS • • • .c .. np&oy! 642 a!JI a.mo at fOI' AL pe... a ad la till DU.lJ • • ..,. . ICUN"IZllfQCO.llt'O. ftlDtWa&Adtl Calleow at-' '• ~ Eq~~•runlty AD-VISOI XI.at. paJ, o•ttll••· ''draw fut" rou • Q•Mil\ed ec25'71 -It,;°" A!!SA tGSll. ~'*** * *'**•"'* ** *** * • * * ** ** * * * * * * * '* ._ * * * *• * * • "* • _, • ' .. lWLYPILOT ' Th~~ tf. 1871 • 10 Mlllesl•r-IOIO ..._. & Ow• 16•0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• eaur, Pllllhp~. 12 bd fram•• JS ••. Baldw111 or1•n, walbut, M"it30" ruoiuna, daveno •~Ur RS, SJ 1yntbe1lter, auto b .. t . Make ofr rmU bo.ut..Sl ea or talk rh)'tbm, 1uper eon4. 1. all • .:~l dlaennt 11000. IG-'DU, ... 2578 ~.......:..-&11.(l.WI <qan. Tbocn., w /L•ll' l' Handy IS''dO" e .. utJfuJ Alncan 1.ebra 1puker, IZ ped1l Utt 'llttarh S:Z,500 lkm Tanned 4 treated ..Barcaln su.5. 586-&391 heatl'I' l 7 "d6". Adult 111• ••t offer. Uprtibt Piafte>, fl50 Xlnt . <2131 ~l 3434 or 543-9!90 _ cmchtioo ) 338--820fi CF.RAMICS.Fltw1n&.., lg 61S-014Z cuarmc dop, plaques, .. .,,,.. .. ..-ht .. 1010 ~I.lo CJtbers made to or 1....,. oa.. upne puano ••••••••••••••••••• dcr. 946-8S'79 eves t875 675·3282 ask for Rud)' WA~ED Plant.I. p1ano. baby 1tem11. ---- • "1 '7 4 V W v u n , et t>. BEHR BROTHERS up I' CAS H DOLL.I\ ff HURRY! 642 3M8 right piano, 11ooct cond . ' 1971 SOOY JO' Spart Fhlatr OutriUcn-VHF rad10 &It taat depth sounder and llucb Mon 0-loat. I o.ly ~ialPrice $39,950 HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101 Coast Hwy. N H 631-2547 I 0 F 0 R Y 0 U R $250 SS7 9089 ELRY. WATCHES, 4 King Tut adlt llcket.s to -' OBJECTS. GOLD, trade for any evening Hammond H3, &oOd corldl VER SE RVI C. E . SSI·SWS eves bon. Ila.JO E FURN & A~ 751 0911 18' Fiberglass, 14' wood huJI, very reasonable. No trailers 549 3400 or ~0025 UES 00-2200 Wht sw1vc.-I overstuf~ed S tfaG-~ I09~ Luger 24 • fiberg lass l'ba1r,. lbl & chairs -P -..... -.. t Cb I '-I t ••••••••••••••••••••••• cn.ose rys er manne w /s m oa e g ass op eng 80'''-restored Jn tbrom e base. Full lngth SCOTT S uJ'H Ille ~k1 water N 8 $12.5()/ bst of one card for each nunJt, bdrm set. 552·5880 boots s:r; A. xlnt l'Ond S8S fer 556 6733 dy!I --- -SS7·9359 · · plus one spu~. We Must Sell Antiq English --Sacnfice, m•--t sl'll ' 18 urn permanently ' b nd r yy. ·--..., ed attractive taa & hutc~1830 s, a cra_t · l...~-·tots Seacru ft ~ es HP · . rl• ed Cll'cular center mu·· rwR, ~ J --'--· -I ap, meetin~ :u ine Mkt J ~ bst ••••••••••••••••••••••• urn....,n, p~ r ll l . JUX rt-qwrements Prt-ror va u ...,.,.,v, trolling mtr, Vllfo' radw. t loss de theft' For a olr ovr $2500 Must sell BtfuJ. 2S"COLOR TV con· OF', water ll·mp, h:ul ahz~ tag enclost-diam cluster cocktail sole, SlSS. l y.r warr;.1n tan I.. Bi mini ... untop llpwpcr fabric or nng 1 s.sK. l4K gold & ty,freedelJv 1)42.SJ.W .. toraJ(t' l'O\t'r h'.) dt~ , . wht gold Mkt valu -trlr u ., xtr I k ay G,10 paper & we '1400, Bet orr ovr-$850. Sunsw QRXSOOl Quad .n .. ny ... a:. '1 l' • I buck & tnm your 49J.5345 542_2756 SllOO best ofrer new Sll 000 value Ask· ·1~ Or try two l"llrd., Desperatt:. A f t ~ in"S7SOO 8J7 .J.'fl7 • k to bac·k HOLLYWOOD SQRS · • • PRH.:t:s WINNER 646-~ 3Spo7 • ... _u, h Ir ~.l' ks 0 n • eaorJ iSS MUSTS•LLTh c..·~i •-~ •M . '""' 1sher rlybr1dRe. ... ermao>V ..,.... • anne t'Wlll 160HP daeseb ...4 tags Sl.60ea Model 150SSO Home Equi..-..t Try$27,500 AY646!1000 · lags Sl.50eu Steambath to pay taxes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- 1 r more Sl.40e.1 Suggested retail SI 023, Gwral 90 Io 3.S' Chnscrafl Tn·cab1n •SalesTaxlocluded asking~. 644-8650 ext ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrys VB 's, 2 heads. NOCARO? 56. • '* .. '!ft sounder $14,000/lrade QJaw your own or send ---AY6469000 f e, address, phone & Sean; Eager I HI" reel FraNI Royt~ Umakeoncl·ardper power mowe r $110 191W.17thSt. 16' fo'antasy Hydrocraft Add ZS. t-ach li44·7367 · Costa Meso ~k1 boat. 75 lip Evmrudo. Sindt l'hl'l'k ur moot•) or Bu1>eball t'-pe ~in bull You are the wmnl'r.,. 2 ele<-shift, pwr hrt. tach, ·""" o " " hour meter. nu cover . "''PILOT ,RIHTIHG mal·hu7iel4 P,644P ·1$250697 t1c•keU to the trlr Sl250. 751 .ioO? • p 0 8o'.'t 1560 _ ~·u-.la Me.,a, Cli !rlti2b .. * *. " Patricia ,ameH .. 5771 Hell '" Huntincjton leach .. iire the winner of 2 \ l&ets to the t• IUGSIUHMY .. FOWES • 'Ii.• al the ANAHfo;JM · !-f ('ONVENTIOI\ '~ CENTER : '-'ll for th<' 4';; MARCH 21'1 Lg refn& w sep. freeu Sl25 Qn &l '>Ofu couch Sl2S Days &31 ·:r751 Mlscelaneous 'W.tH 11081 ...••..••....•...••... IUGSIUNMY FOLLIES at the .\NAHEJM C:ONVENTIOl'i CENTER Forth., '1ARCJI 2hl loah,Rent/ Chcr+e-r 9050 ..•••••••..•.•.•....... L'hartt'r plu'h till VJl·ht r1•asonablt:, houri) or 1l:11ly Newport 675·2172 Exchange 2 Tut tickets May 3 or May 22 for 1 befoce March 2S. 644-8700 Performancl' Call 6<&2-5678, ext J3.1, to loots, Sail 9060 cJ.aim your t•ckeu. ••••••••• ••• ••• ••• • •••• • '* • FUJI -YAMAHA Want to buy Queen Bed ------ xlot cond. Reas. Als loafs. MGl"itM Maplemirror581·9616 ~....... 9030 POKER TABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• FELTTOP Wanted . Used Benm.ar s.is-0630 aft 5 marine radar. Evei. 673-3475 • ~ .. Pt>rformann• ·~ 642 56711. t"<I ·1:1:1 your l11·k1•h to Musicdl Diesel ek1· f!en ,.. W IMtruments 8083 cooled. remoh· .. 1,1rt DEALERS Yacht Brokera1'!c 48t.1ngs Want1..'<i' *'"9WMhrft YachtW•s 2616 NewPort Blvrl Nt•wport &.•ach 1714) t.'73 9211 • • • lNC; Art:u l.olhan arcl ml·mtx·r1>h1p ,., e lnc·ludl.'S $~0 s f <' r ft' 1• $ I 5 0 &188 aft tll' M nr nd., Ca,.pet manufa1.·tufl•r clo1png out mill tn:.11., & irregulars 549 llllH \1 l' d B a u l' h I o m b Microscope Ch1ne'oe ru~ antique Pokt·r lJ ble, arch1t lamp. i:u1tar 541-6154 aft 7PM Wtm-<:uoler N~'4-Walk in Rdr Cooler-S!:L">I• < J II i>1S 2020til II Pl\1 1;1'; Ref 20 8 ('U fl 11ofro...t. $425 Jmo old MG-445'.'i ex J I I 1!'>48~11711 S~·uba gear. ">Urfhoard, ~etswt C:ill afier5pm 979 5175. r>enn1s ••••••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • Also us~ ~ra)' tn~ & Fcndur Base c;u!lar. pr., p arti; Tom Riker base amp, :-tint cond. Marine.5483561 On~owner. $475.642-1414 Office Fv ... & ~!.~~ ..... !?.~~ .,....nt 1085 20· Open model S1'1p1ack •••••• •• • •• ••• ••• •••• •• Radio. bail lank. top & Workbenc hes. wood & cover 225h p 0 ~ (' metal, gla'is showcases. Walker 673-57~ cash boxes. files SJS-85. sohd w ood desk $65. draftinR stools. ~xec. & ~ec"y l'ha1ro; $25-45. typc~r1ter~ & l'alculalors 63l 2777 Thn'<' each f'5200 Bur roughs Accounting machine.,. 3 yrs new CldS'o 5000 Jddresso grJph & das~ 6400 (~rapholypt' inl'lud '.: storage cabineL'i & sup plies Pitney-Bowes mail inserter Open to offer Please contact Mrs Fin~ negan at 631 -1200 btwn H ~m to 5 pm wkdys SEA RAY 21' 70 Hull, refo(eled 71 OMC. 110 eng, 210 hp, new canvas, full cover cutty cabin w bunk., Back Bay slip Xlnt con1l $5500. Franlt 759 0941 or 675-1078 \ .,;-lht· l>ullv f'ilut 1-'.i!ol Rl·">ull ,,.n 11" d1n•eton '1>111 ..,en ll't' '' 11111 !.l)t'nall y Call 6·12 :>ti7K l"d :1:!2 77 () Uay 25 (' n. l'OITI plcte spmnakl'r gear. del·k d1:.ch11r1'!1.• head, main. J•h. 150. genoa dnfh'r . .,ads Variant ll! ~inl'h(•,, Ii mo' old 2 Yr w;irranty. 631 Jh6.t aft. 5 wkdays 540·3440 t'l<l 282 d:.s. ask for John Lido It lrJllt'I Sl511 UllTli.ln racing l'ntrbd & rudder !>48 8210 73 Columbia 34 l.1kl' new t·ond Ill\ <'Ustom 1ntr i It headr1x,m main ,.,;111111 d1cc;el uuxl aulo pilot ding:; furl Jib ""lrai. $211 500 ofr PP 171 1 •S.11 J..'>JS SanlJna 21 hought .1 111._: gl'r Sant.in<1 & must sl'll th1-, one rompl eqwpped & ready for Catalina VC'ry rea~on pncl' I' P IW2 tl563 March 22nd thru 25th ONLY! . . • That s pot-pour-n . .a <onfused c~ttect1on. a m1.,cellaneous mixture, a hodgepodge. Pilot Potpourri is our way of observing INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK by extending savings of up to 50 percent. It's a good time to clean out and spruce up. MAR. 22 tWed) thru MAR. 25 (Se1 J • Have a GARAGE SALE! • Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY! • Get your n'eighbors together & have your own SWAP MEET! ! ! Ads are limited to miscell•neous merchandise for sale only' ! (No Real Estate) Write 1 word each spece, minimum s4ze ad is 3 lines THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! FUI In the Handy order blank below -DO IT TOPAY! ! ! ! NO. OF ~PAYS . WORDS . 12 5.00 16 6.00 20 7.00 24 8.00 28 . 9.00 32 10.00 36 11 .00 40 $12.00 If you need more room for your meaHge juat print or type 4 words per llne and edd S1.00 e•h• for .. ch eddltlonel llf\t ~--------------------------------------------~---PIH .. schedule my Piiot Potpourri ad to run Merch 22 (Wed.) thru March 25 !Sat.) with no change of copy. No r•b•t• for ••rlJ c•nceUatton. Encloaect la my check or money order tor •....•..•• Side tie, d~l. up to 28' $90 mo. Newport :M0-6299 or 557~ Super" Clean 16' Owens, I 0, det"p V ftbb or ~kl Run~ terrific Safety eqwp utclud !168-3208 ~1;$~i.iji~~W. T-...p artatida •..••........••.....•.• WA.MTID!!! Good. clean low m1leagt can. Call Dave Skiff. RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY IRVINE 130-7000 9701 ~. S./ ••••••••••••••••••••••• R"" 9120 '63 lntem'I PU. Short box. , •••••••••••• •••• • •••••• whl spoke whls, lrg kn oh * * * FORD SHELL $200. or b1es, 4-cyl eng. Ofr. Robt Hill, Mn. best offer Call after 3 PM 979·0183 or 754-0146 IS I 6 f ~ 645-5061 --------l"iM -'7'I Dalllun P U. Sunroof, You are the wmn~r of 2 ·75 GMC c mpr Van mag tires, custm inter. ticketslothe Loaded. Xlnlcond. S79'J5 AM/l"M stereo Call 49H789dys. 498·1497 evs Chns or Harriet 979-5345, IUGS IUHHY (2 )-C----1 t d or eves & wknds 673·0521 FOLLIES ampers. x n con at lhe ~ & S37S Gu~1 Elec '77 Datsun 5 spd lon.cbd ANAHEIM Refng. 631·1174, 557-1748 w cmpl' shl. wide tire:. & CONVENTION Motorb.ed 1111 91401 n ms. f'M. 8 trk. l4K mi CF~ER " I Tta.deforoldtruc kor c.ir Forthe ••••••••••••••••••••••• & take over payments of MARCH 21st MEWIATAVE Sl4900mo Bal $4.005.97 Performance MOfMd llack Call anytime, 543 7372, or-Call 842-5678. ext 333 to LJ.iw Mileage S37S Ca II bt--it offrr claim your llckeb ~«il63 '68 fo'ord 12 T Pll'kup. 360 * • * SPECIAL SALE cu m, 3·spd. air SHOO IMW 9712 New Commander Ca.U497~ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mopeds S379 Cycle & Co '59 Ford 1., loo PU FlOO. 2488 Newport Blvd C M Short bed Custom cab. 642· 7910 Gocxl cMd. 548 9796 Honda 80. 2 Y~ old. ·74 COURIER P P · $'250 <.;ood cond • $2000 --~4 1644·1007 • 586-t.731 • MofS:~~s/ '62 1-~ono 1 " Ton P L 91 SO Nl'w auto tram .. mtr 111 ••••••••• ••• ••• •• • •• •• • xlnl c·ond. Four II! . ne'4i 1976 llondu Super Sport t1r1M1. Shell camptor 550. Lo m1 s1200 Call bcf Sl.400 ~.41m BAM. bwtn J !'>PM , - 646~7'20 'Ill Chevy l T1>11 dum,1 truck Gd c•ond S3500 1975 Sowk1 111.r; xlnl t'onct Jtm Smith 4~·9733 $500 968-5012 ·77 Datsun King Ca h .t ~P shell. ;ur hfh $4095 urn Kawa:.dk1 175 COi 54.9 2350or tn3 160l.i dirt enf.! . rcbwlt (..(''>S than JOO m1 1:137-8919 ·75 l..u\ Mikado Air 'h1•1l 77 Yamaha 500XT m1 Eitcel cond 6M8602 556 7514 rack -.p ort w411 i. 4000 S2900 orr 530 7tti6 Ltl' 76 Honda S~O 1 SS Wmd~h1cld H~) bar on '67 ford ~hell , A \f F\1 l'J.'>i> CB. b11Z lire.,, Sl55t> 840-42ti'7 ly l:!200 M l'X rnnd Sl*75 73 H.ilu-c TO\.Old Pal·kup. 6313767 '.'tint c·ond1t1nn Sl!lllll 661 1.288 Motor Aon.s. sdv Rent/Storoge 160 ~~~ ••••••••••••• !~!.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 DOUG!'~ VJn IO!f'WB Rent a 1977 E>.l'ut1vt• VH Cu.,tom p.11nl 1n Motorhome or M 1n1 tc•nor. whef'ls & tire-. motorhoml' from llerb Loaded, must :.t•e to ap F'nedlander. Call any of prE>ca:itc $7000. Ca 11 these numbers (714 )552 SSl 1 days 898-6777 537-7777 828-8888 72 Dodf(e van, 1·stm 1n terior. ma~s. hdrs, $3500 631 5099 ·74 motor hm. s ips 6. self '76 Chev> .. urft•r Van eoot. air, power. mun) Completely cstm 2SM xtras. 751 .868J a~ 5 New tires $5,SOO. 644 0986 1977 DREAMER MIHI MOTOttHOME CLOSEOUT!!! 5 left to choose For 1nfonnat100 e•ll Don Preston or Bob Wallal'e mlyat ·72 t'on1 Ready for c·amp mg Fantastic m & oul SZ7SO. Eves. S46·2107 72 Ford "• ton. new pa mt high back !!ear., S2SOO of r B42·3.161 PHIL LONG FOID ·75 Ford ElSO c11mper 351 761-5811 VB, auto, P S. P B, A C. ----AM t t'M ca'ls 4 Capt ·Z'l' Pace Arrow avail for ch.re; • curtain!-. 1c~box. Easterweek H D. 40,000 ma. $6900 Call 556-0149 494-8061. 494 1733 Trailers. Tro•el 9170 ·77 Chevy Van Cu~tom Lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111les, Xlnt cond Mu"l 31 · Alrstream 1970 model sell Betit <>fr 645 s:no Good condition By ap Autos W.t~ 9590 pomtment $16,900. ('a II ••••••••••• •• ••. ••••• •• 646-6096 After4 P .M Tent Traller Sleeps 6, $500 CalJ 546·0177 21 · Ttavel Trlr Slpt. 6 A C. fully self·conl. xlnl rood. $3800. Ph SS9·7446 Auto s.r.fc:e, Parts & AccHSOriff 9400 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Volvo MD 3B. 2: t reduc tion. completely reblt. $2500/0ffer 551-5922 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.::U~ 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN PAJDFORORNOT TOPDOLUR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN :-... 11.111.111!'.1111 ,11.111•• 831·137S 493.3375 WE BUY CLEA.HCAIS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2.8211 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COMPLETE- IOOYSHOP HOW OHM EXCELLENT SB.ECTIOH OF BMW RESALES We may have your 1w~t car tn our inventory t:a 11 u.o; today• 831-2040 495--4949 ORANGE COUNTY'S & ~ales·Serv1ce·LeJ:>IO~ Roy Carvn-,lnc. Rolls ~oyce BMW 1S40 .I amboree Newport Beach &10·f.A44 BMW RESALES 1973 3.0CS 4 speed with sunroof <261MCG>. 1974 2002 4 speed. air t:ond &. s t e re o c a s s et I 1· t763MCC> 1974 3.0So Automat.ic, air rond & sunroof. <388KLFl 1974 3.0CSa Automatic. sunroof & leather 1nter1or 14881..NT) 197 4 IA V ARIA /\utomat1c, air cond stereo & only lf>.lltltt m11PS.1741KVQI 1975 2002 4 speed, stereo, air 1·nntl & o nly 28.C>OO mill'" ( IZJ6321 1976 530; 4 speed with sunroof (ERIN D>. Two 4 speeds & 3 automatics to choose from. (462RKT I 131-2040 495--4949 CREVIER $I ST \ llOAD'WAY SAltTA AHA 8l5·3171 Tl+f U~TIMATr OAIVINQ ,,_ACJ«tj( '56 Fwd P'fcbp Best offer. 646-2276 ---Sl Fruer "Oelu x~ II" Body a lrai&hl for Restoration SUQO. Call &a.3379 •USB>IMWt• ·73 Bavaria 4 spd49'.Jt~ '732002 4,,pd 381KBV ·75 S30i Auto (2113M CV l WEPAYTOPDOLLAR '752002A.Ser2236 FOR TOP tJSED CARS '76 530lA Alloys 4S2PQN ~-.. v.wca.. '530 ·················~····· '89 GMC truck, newer model c:ampcr, PoOq 9"3413.. FOREIGN. OOMESTtC 076 2002._,pdS/1\220PQD or CLASSICS 11 ywr ca.r 11 extra clean 'T7~S/R177RSK. SM U1 tint Cao.id Oft 5• • .,. IAUEI IUIQ( ~ t7 IS ZIZS Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colta M_. 979-250Q ·1• HOO. }i(tt clut ch, TOP radi•I\-Xlnt ccm4. DOU.Al eu-1094 E •P•rts •. Conalr Quoe euy11. HDCl n.il1 many x rat. $llOO/bBtorr. 84.2-3379 aft a PAID Dat.-t120 FOR CLEAN ·~·••••••••••••••-•••• PNf\r Art•~·~····~·· Addrei~ ........... • , • • . • ••• • .• • • • · ••• •• • •. • • • • Ct•y ••••.•••.••••• Mell to: Orang• Co11t Dally Piiot Ctaaattled Ad•. P.O. Pox 1580, 330 W. Bay St., Coata Meta, Callf. 9262&. DAILY PILOT •• 4w...fDrf..-95&0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i 4 GMC Jlmmey While 11*"1 mu P. P. $&500. C.UMMSZS '72 Jeep Coma •v..& PIS. ci.aa ~ Jl.m ..... 5131 IMPOIT CAIS * DllVI A • ALL MODELS * LITTLE-* ~ '~II•' Ill A II Ill \'[l lfl'~•tl•Nt,lrl•~ l'I Aft• IH. :.•n~ •,J (; lU,' SAVE A LOT SHOP ltCOMPAtU; BARWICK DA TSIJ,... .. 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COSTA MESA DATSUN 21MSHARBOR BLVD 540.&4 I 0 540-021 3 Two 1976 long bed P t , dUtO. xlnl cond . $3400 t:a b73(1J60days '76 4!90:t. 2 + :! l."> i>d ,\ c AM i'"M t11p1• 1 hroml' whb deep blUl' " wht vmyl half tov u.ooo m1 See to apprt>c· S6!t7S tf75 7212 673-2700 ofr '78 2110l. A t '. S "ptl, Custm whl~ lo m1 '1> T 0 P S59 6797 '70 Oat.sun 510. 4 dr, uuto, oew ures, bullery. $1100 ~l.SSOdys 548 2400 <'VS 752-1775 dys. 9738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracle mazda 2 I 50 H.-bor lt•d. Costa Meso 645-5700 1975MAZl>A RX4WAGOH Automatic air cond ,\ on I y 3 6 . 2 2 9 m ii t•' • l7~NJ01 ONLY $2750 MIRACLE MAZDA/UH.AULT 2150 Harbor Bf , C.M 645-570C> '76 280Z, 111r, 4-spd. mu~:. . .........___ .... __ •--,74" AM /fo'M cas!-. xlnt comJ ~~9WTU " Best ofr 832 :!2t>5 a fl er 6 •••• •• ••••• •• • •• ••••••• PM. 1976MIZ210 1974 260Z. !>ilwr, mag., new t1r~s & ~h•H'k" $i500. Uy1> &rn 01100 <'\4'!o 552 9742 1977DATSUH SEDAN With sunroof. :stereo. pwr wndows & low m1le1> lmmnculat.e! 1720RLfo'I 1210COUPE AutomatH·. AM FM & !1.00Cl males ' t l.11 #801SDR> 1975 MIZ 280C W1lh cruise control , stereo. pwr wtndow & pwr door locks A fme automobile! (826M fT I. SADDLEIACK V~YIM,ORTS 83T-2040 495-4949 '74 260Z. 2+2. AM f'M 8 trk . 4 spd. \ C. ma~s. :12\1 Mint ~lO A94 er~ 1-;vl'S 74 R210. 2 ctr hatchba~k. .iu l r> I r a n s r a d 1 a I 'I i\ M FM. SJ 900 S.15 591).'J 'i6 Datsun H21tl lltl'kbl. loadrd. rll'an 5~!11177-1 dys. b"73 f.8.'><l <'' t'" 9725 ···········•······•···· '72 FIAT 850 SPIDER ·i :.r>t'C'd, radio, h1•al1•r 1un :. S Ul)t'I l.1l' it234GNS $1488 Seo & S-S..boru 17555 Beach Blvd fluntmgton Beat·h 842-0675 1!174 1''1al Xl9. lo mr Jdnr l'Olld S3600 S4.6 2985 r H"o or '4 k nJ~ . 7 ~ F I .1 t x I 9 ;\ I {' AM FM. mags, ~Int rond $3500 559 I !l7U t>eforc 9am or aft 6pm '72 FIAT 124 SPORT 1965 MIZ 230SL Cla~s1c Coupe Roadsler. In 1ml'J'ljjculate rondJtJOn· mu.st see to appreciate (4871.Xl l MISSION VIEJO IMPORFS .. .,... .. . '(, ......... . ''( ..... ' .. , ... . Bll ·I 7•8 •95.i 704 1971 MBZ 250C One owner car with M1chelm llres & m C'"I c1>llen t cond1tioo' I072CXY1 SADDLYAC• VAWY IM.-ORTS 8l t-2040 495-4949 1976 4SOSL 14,000 m1 No blemishes. s m ells nu Dr owned Red. win· whls. warrant~ ~ 140 .. or 675·4512 '73 280 S E 4 s A re.ti beauty, soft lthr ml. snrl & all opuons Ownr h.i"' taken xlnl care o{ car 914.5() 640 0968 76 4SOSE: 'Int conn Sunroof, \ C, Load1·ct Ask for John. 1171 ~o days, 522 7239 aft s 'S9 Mcrc .. des 220S. Ji?•I l'ond . $25011 Rs t olr S..'i7..wl!t;dys 675 2463 e'' Hac·k rally<' whl't•b I l!lf;t ~l'rl't•de" 230S I specd. AM F'M 'iup1•r mt•lallll' s1h cr. rla.,...11 Sharp LI<' 11486f'RC ~tu·k. :>.5!16588 s.69111> 52688 s~a & S..n ~Clf'V 175.'>S Beach Blvrl fluntlngton ~•H'h 842-0675 '73 t'1at w1111, l'll'an l!OO.1 :n:lO '75 128 4 dr sedan. xlnl AIC. ster. 30 m1 's, MUST SELL' $18511, PP 892-4878 '75 RAT I 28SL 4 speed, radio. heah'r. rallye wheels. Sd\ier c•ol or Uc. lf222NX P $2311 • Seel & -S.bana 17SSS Beach Blvd, 142-0675. '74. Fial. red, 128SI, sprt roupe. 1•lt•11n 642 029f; 1!164 MR 230Sl Wh11" vt•ry r·lt•an l'Oorl i\sk1ni.: SR7011 or m.•kt• ofr 770 lj(.r;!) 1972 MIZ 250C \'uwl top, p~ r steenn I! it 1 r l' o nd I eat h er AM FM slen•o & onlv 33.000 miles <929FUO t OHLY $7250 MIRACLE MAZJ>AjRENAULT 2150 Harbor Bl.. C.M . 645-5700 9742 . •..•.......••.•....... ·74 MG MIDGET. Xln1 cond 28,000 mi New lop AM FM, l owner Must !l(.'e s:?S95 firm 531 ·0371i dy-. A!.k for l.arry 1973MGI ~~ ............. !?.~~ J With AM F M stereo & 10. _ eludes Tonneau covN Run.~ stron&' t643SB M 1, Sall' pnced this Wftk •l 74 XI 9. AM/FM ti Irk.. ma~s. burglar proof. mlU <Wl ltlls-8983 Spider 12', new lop, mag~. !!lereo, s:wso. 6'5-3999 lf70AAT llOSPtDEI C:OHYllTllL• Racine ire o. Cwitom map, radio It tllltra. tit tra clean (091JJt>. Tht• perfCIC't 2nd car ror ONLY Sl666 COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845HARBOR BLVD S4CM4IO uo-oi t l '611W.S200 MM'JJ2 ONLY $2675 MIUCLI MAZl>AJllNAULT 2lSO Harbor Bl., C.M. 645-5700 lllGB. air. wire whl~ AM/t 'M stereo 8 lrk Bnt.lah Racing Green 57 ,000 m1, ·dnt cO'nd W /ta\e beit dr exceedi.nJ.! S1000. «?~\1 aft IPM '68 MOB-OT. Xlnl c-ond $1700 e>a.,. Mf.Q80 text l291, eva 931-3361 14 MGB RoadHt>r, herdtop, spoko whHl1, SMOO Qt ~1.216 t 7 .. . . . Brand New 1978 , , .. . - . TWO FREE PASSES to KATHRYN CROSBY HONDA cmc IOLF CLASSIC MARCH 12 to MARCH 19 RANCHO BERNARDO INN • SAN DIEGO GIVEN WITH PURCHASE OF EVERY CIVIC SOLD TODAY THRU MARCH 19th. BRAND NEW '78 CIVIC . -. .. . . . . . . Brand New 1918" CIVIC CVCC 4 SPEED CIVIC 'CVCC HONDAMATIC ( 1153) (SGA4511455) llUIEDIA TE DELIVERY WAGON WAGON ORDER YOUR$ TODAY FULL PRICE $ ORDER YOURS TODAY! FULL PRICE $ ~·.~.~•••••••I~~·.~~•••••••!~~·.'.":~~••••••• ~"!.~!·.I.":~:>.'!~••••••• ~~·.~!~~•••••••••••• ~"!:'_~·.~!~•••••••••••• ~~·.~!~~•••••••••••• ~~·.~!:!'. .......... ~.°.~·.~!~~•••••••••••• ,.... 9750 Renault 9755 Toyota 9765 Volksw~ 9770 Mell 9910 Camaro 9917 C~vrol.t '920 ,_ 9940 fl'lnto 9951;, •••••••••••••..•.•.••...•..•.........................•..•....•....•.. ······•···············• ................................................................................................................... - 1 .a. •'-E l6 1971 • l .• d . 'Tl VW Convertible, fuel· . Sk 4 Pl l w g t nd rd ~-· • au 0 • .. r. air 'AA Toyota Corona Call A M F :'ti 71 ylark, $1195 Run~ & 1968 SS.196 <:amaro. rhlt 1976 CHEVY '72 Gran Tonno wgn 9-n ° a 00• 9 a a · SBICTIOMOF c.•on1t M~ch1rn1cally Carinio Nela 640-8ll!lor 101" J. k . lookshkeoew. eng,4-spd Po~1.nut1re~ RCAMIMO PHI, A.IC. P IS, r'1B. ~~·968ra.3089d10. R/H, xlnt •, sound. "'ew paint 1 · · aupun spter tass. CallSA8·1•""' ..,cN\ • ' AM FM DI '"'iu llAMDHEW 1978 owner P.P (LPA306 > 7s1 ~15(9-6), $5250 SSI 4765 or ---__ ....., ___ ......,,,~2-9626 CLASSIC. Automatic, I stereo r. -- POISCHE 92 _.._ 673-884_ 5 Trt--a. 9767 559-6460. pwr steering, stereo maintained . Sl 25~. Gas Saver, '71. Nds body'1 ~ -..,... Che roMt 9920 caaselle &c only 10,500 ~eve!!. _ work 46,000 ml. SSOO/b'>I See us for your best buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 vw Squareback, looks ,.~-'' 15 y mil f ca7 7.,..c n 6 Roi R ,756 _.._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• es' 0011688). '88 Ford. whale wtred in-0 !::... ..... _._.,a · · · today-Hurry• 1 oyce '67 TR4A. Runs great. nu good, runs great, fl 200. ••••• •••••••••••. ••. ••. 19 ,9 D -"TSU... SADDLEIACI< Su • llL1 y .a. TES ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires. ballery Mu!>l sell, 49S-Z317 o "' " ter. per cond. $750/ofr. By owner. 1971 Piirto, auto ' ~•oR~SCHE #lOEALERINlt.S.A ssoo or bc ~t orrcr. it 1600ROADSTER VAWYIM,ORTS Cal1Cberyl.7S1·6678. newpaint,goodure1l,lo' •n..-oo 51w.ift6pm '74XJ12L. Xlnlcond1t1on A rul classic in!.'\-831 ·2~40495-4949 ·G;Fall'on Sta. Wgn VS, ~.071517ke new. $1 250, SanJuanCap1strano fR ROY Best orr over $7501.1 cellent cond1t1on 1 ._,. R CAR ER 76 TR 7 2J 000 ed .,..,, ... 64 eves 1977 Monte Carlo. dnan, 289 Very tlean. new 137 .a•oo 49~ '"51 I V · · rm. r · v, ... ..,. <XSS7671 " .._ _,. f be c Landau air must i.ae t1n.'S, $999. 499-1904 •73 Pinto 4 spd, xlnl l'Onrl r R120lJl~m-RbOOr~:[ sunroo · vin top. st 0 · '&4 v AN • MUST SEE $52SO. 495 51ZT · " - - - - -w m a n v ext r a s .. , lt71ftwsch•914 ... • .. fer S86-88J7 Goodrun'gcond Best or-~C.,.ty's TO APPRECIATE! ----'76 Granada, grc). low Sl8S01bslofr.646-290Zafl., 5 speed , AM /FM. 8 1.__---1 ~•ut1• '77 TR7. brwn wihr. int. fer 642-3585 S.vlll•Cettfer '72 Nova, 350 VS eng, mi, auto, n1r. PSIPB. 12noon. track, Blaupunkt stere AM 'FM 8 track. w/pwr - --• 70.000 mi. gd cond , $1450. $3950 549 9923 dys. --- & 1 p e c I a 1 whee 1 s ClOSf o SUNDAYS booster air sunri S-!!pd 1!114 VW Bus Xlm cond • 968--0785 an sPM 645 5Ul4 eves Pfyl'MMlfh 996t'~ <Uc.1861NXH> XLNT BUY unmac. $665o or bst.orr' Nu \irks, shocks, all nu OVER I 00 ----- --••••••••••••••••••••••"'' IMMACULATE!!! Sh ·.66SI Sh d 556-922.SaftS uruversal. lmled glass 2845HARBOHHLVU COl'lttnental 9930 SllcnCice, new car an, llr14 Ply Satellite Sta.'' .ILLY .a.TES wi:::;i R R ,~~ght\~:d $3750 494·954_1__ --CADILLACS 540-6410 540.021 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• must s~ll '7S Granada, Wag. 9 pass .• p /S, p lli. I A dr. Xlnt cond, $14,900. YolkswCICJ" 9770 •73 VOUSWAGEN TOCHOOSINOM 1969-1967-1964 44K au s, T.O.P. +cash Air. Gd. tires, lram. I YW~RS(:HI CaJlP•trlck,SS2-4414 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORTIU'--it * LINCOLN offer.&45·2890 Cooler. air s hock!!'.:a SanJ ..... C · tr no 197'"YWIUG • AT ALL TIMIS CONTI ... .....,. LS trailer hitch, CB Radm. ' ....,. apia a '78YIComlcheConvert -. With AM /l''M radio. * • "miA Metc:mw 9950 lncJ. Good Cond. $1.SOU• 117-4100 483-4511 SIJversandbody Rt>ige COMVaTllLE custom intenor & rallye 1\.l-1bers .. • U93BMX >. (UXB45l) & ••••••• : ••••••••••••••• _!ZI~nge,S.A. -_{I 1971 ,_..clMtl IT top Med brown leather 4 speed, low miles & in wheels. <08SHYB> l ~ • it <JOP443).Allpricednt ORANGECOUNTY'S -4 Dehvered sm &dnven excellent condition' -....LY $2250 • • ONLY $699 ... EWIST 1977 Arrow OT. Xtn't 1 5 •rieed, sun roor . (ll""'P>. """ c di)) ... " AM1FMstereo.air ,spec t FM only 2000 ml'•-Service 'LLA.I Miil A ,..E a ac ... lt cu AM stereo Ir lo rec avail. Serious ONLY Sl49S --• • ..... .,._t• 11 Mfrs LINCOLN-MER RY GT pack, pin strip•·. 1 mlla. (121179>. buyerscaltrorappt. llLL y TES MAZDA/RENAULT :?1 •11 11 ""''11,,, • • t989Harbor .OostaMesa DealenihiplsnowOPEN SMOO 634-4703 ber 5 m ·: IMMACULATE!!! toseearterlOam A 2150Harbor8L,C.M (,.,1,,,i.-,.1 ,11,,1,111 it • 642.0191 RAYFLADHOE afl8,673·'904askfnr 1 llU. YATES 644-6500orS40·4500 • VW-PORSCHE 645-5700 it .-* - - - - -LlNCOLN-MERCURY _Don ' VW-PORSCHE C'.-...t.. -9760 SanJuanCaplttra110 • Jt •75 4-dr, all pwr, leather 1£.18AuLOCenterDr., anHac 9965 -'-_ ~ 137-4100 493-4111 '72 VW 411 Squareback .-inter, unusually clean. 2 SDFwy-Lake Forest exit ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1:1a11.l~anCapistrano ••••••••••••••••••••••• Immaculate, nu tires. *ALI.EM* ROGER M .. ILLEA SAYS. nu MJcbelln tires, cruise IRVINE 137-4100 493-4511 . n d brakes. $1950. 549-0123 trol tilt hi 18 000 ll" '78 Fireblrd, dark gre-i!n, 73 Sonnet I • top con • '65 VW But '88 rblt eni CADILLAC '\.en~ Pric•1!" coo • w • ' -7000 350 CC, au'"·• f\lll power ~Porsche9US S2.900. Ong. owner Good cond. S850 firm: ForSaJe,VW,llrlSSuper RES.A.IRS LEASIMCi ml'a . .-s. 831-2061 afl manyextr'as,towm1le~ Ooncoune Coodrtaon 496-85311 548-7854 aft SPM Beetle. S3200 or bdt of· Aa.5 l!pm, Pvt pty. 'T7 Comet. lo mi's. 4-dr, n--body '--'i"elthr L...1..-. 9762 fer. Excel cond.497 1689 494-1 lll 546-9967 ,._..JIJJ..-99.,,2 V8. A/C. Blu w/blk vmyl new ball, new sh1wki--~u u • "".. --• 7 6 v w c AM p ER . SEVILLES __.,....,.... ~ top, $3400. 968-6042 Must sell. Bost orr ... r .,.any ,.any Jflras ••••••••••••••••••••••• (SPIRIT> Bubble top, '70 VW convt. Sound eng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 871-3857 ' 1!·~°""· mi s. can SIA & SUM fact conversion fully Good body. $1800 /ofr. llrl&-11'77·11178 •CORVETTIS "12 Mercury Colony Par •'7JCuda : ,;~~=· SUIAIU equippedinclel9C'rerr1g, S7s-40&4aft& TWENTY 1971 ~,fullpwr,Sl~. )fqs,lonu,good cuml.: ---------~ IArae dlacount large AIC. anow tires. etc-. Vof-fo 9772 TO CHOOSI NOM NICESELE~ON! --------• l2800. 84&0Z90 1 ·m 9UT, new 2.2, reblt. selection. Brats _ 4 1Nt5. 541·4147 wkdy1, •••••••••••••o•••••••• All equipped with Cull HOWARD C.._vrolet '73 Caprt. Brand new t.rana,Konla,Rtoaro. wbHl 4rlve 1uaona. 133-ZU.Zevllwlmde,. llf'OllYOUIUY -paint., n"f Urea. Great. '75GrandSafariWagon '' $'900/beatofr 171-'1381 FreefromSubaruSJ,0000 power, alr cond., stereo DOVE•QUA.JLSTS. cand.$1475,Pb7'9-0875 pua, nice clean t•ar . Ponbe . 1 . BulbNa watch with 75VOUSWAelN AUsm>YOLVO. ~~-=·:~:~\~~ CNur MacArthur, Jam· many ulra1, Ml'Sl • t M 1912 ~If k I purchaae of •nJ new COHYIR111LE See ua at Southern t.erioi';-somew1th leather ~:~~~!~EACH t•lmg 9tS2 SEU~! 8 .0. over s;J:?1~1 • ml· kche ns , $.lbe.ruonorbeforeApnl With radial tlrea , Orl.nl• COUnl)''• Volvo loteraor & some *** •••00•••••••HH••••• 7•_5039_-___ _ !J;~~:e tto 1:~r~~: !!o.~1 ~ _.__ AM/P'M c:auette & only Headq~uar:.is·VOLVO rnoonroofs. Choice of all 1961 Vette, rec:ond. to '68 llustan1. VI, auto. 1976''2 Tran• AM spt'1· 1 _, ... ....., ,_.. _,_... 36,4S7mile1.(280MOR). colors.(OOU\OH> 19c75~,~·st. orig., blk w /blk, 4-spd. newUNe,reblteng,new Edit Blk/gold trim I 17W 8*acb Blvd. SHOWIOOM FRISH ION VlE.JO SALE PRICED -_.... llOOO. 640-1983 brb, AM /FM caueU.e. every o Pt. b • b 1 e d • im Ponebe 914, 1.8 AP· HuntingtoaBeach MUIACU 131..Jll0491-IZIO FOR MARCH CostaMffa Dodp 9935 m80Ueve1. 20Mnu. Must aelll ~.m. 1 ~Jl!'! •. cXio~:i'• 142-0671 MAJDAfllHAULT Ol._....COUMTY K~~~ winner or 2 ....................... 74 Mustana Ghia II, auto. PP545-8962 : bwJ,Mdty. Verj.,Jbarp oyMtl 97'5 2110HarbarBl.1C.M. YOLVO 1 ALLEN IU.SIUNMY '70 Dodie Challencer, V!t PS, PB, tunroor, tt70 1 all ort1. Bat air t&kea it........................ 645-170u VELYVOLVO * * FOWi$ 35,000 mi'•. clean. needs A111 /FN 8 track, xlnt o••••••••••••n .. ••••• 731.ol.17 •-••YOU . -vol De 1 tthe body work. Best ofr. cond.968·3089 •gs T-Bird, loaded, , .__,.. WI IUY & ... I .,.. YO a er Oldl~dlllac/GMC a 5IM4 WSC,auper..1.nupt, l&L YOUR ~ in angeCounty! S D ·Avery Exit ANAHEIM 751· '118 Convfttible PIS A/C rad I a I a. I a o do u llU9TS~JCI TOYOT'•, VOUCSWA•IMS BUYor1'&ASE 'l.AGUNANJGUEL CONVENTION '71 Monocco, xlnt cond, Call : AM/FM, orig inter 111 I ,.. ,..._, DIBECT C.....,...ER PS PB A/C .,200/8 0 54&-*2 xlntsllape. 681·3031 a.s:M'IG aft 5pm. SEE US!. ~,,on, C7 I 4t49M4JO F""...:, &the • • • ~ · · IV-_,,.~ ..,. 979-3752. Rare l\nd. 175 2 Ghia, 4 '57 T-Bird. $2700. Nt-t'<i" I '~~Cd·~.~:: ~:.r.: .;=:.:. i!if ~ ~~.:.:~ nd ... ~.f:~~"'· '· ·:tt'~i.?!~ u~~:::.,~· · ~t..~~~1~.~~ i 1'=..lfd.~:i",o!; ~u:.dtx:licood. PP 14/64'-6120' Anah8im 760-2011 ':,:S ~~·,::J * '* * . ,:0...:.1 Cabrilto :mo~~Of~rNB ~ ............. !!!.~: Me-C• cla71 152·1 -• --'71Y«UWA... cood, $1('5.112·1117 aft '-d 9940 ' lt74F<>m> 1 eva KllOCCO . Amtel. u.H IJl>m. 1974 ....................... lJlf lllllltalt&. •qt. kpd Pl«O IUMAIOUT ~ .... · '711 toil Coraoam1 ~~· a~. 4 ...... 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J DDLUACK c.-d r • IU y "'TIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.ues, bauery Mu~l sell. 4911.2317 I 9o9 DATSUM WY IMPORTS ter. ~ ....... con $750/o r By owner. 1971 Pinto. aut•, "' "l DEALER IN U.S.A. s1100 or be~t orrr r -. -ii 1600 ROADSTER Call Cheryl. 751·6678. new paint. good Cir~. lo YW.PORSCHE 642 577~artGpm 74 XJ12L Xlnl cond1l1on A real rl.ii.!lic· in l'' 040 495.4949 .63 F 1 St w ~R m1 , like new. $1 2511 , , SanJuanCap1slrano m ROY Best orr over $7500 celle nl con~d1l1on ----aeon a go • SJS.07S7 ll7 4100 493 45 11 R CARVER 76 TR 7, 23,000 m1, red. 873·2464eves • (XSS7671 nte Carlo. (•lean, 289 Very ~lean. new , p pd ln d • • ROLLS ROYC[ sunroof, vin tup, best of MUrT SEE air. must see. _:ires. S999 4. 1004 73 into. 4 s • x t. con r l~oJ•m.bo••• r '64VAN • " 5 5127 w manv extra s •. 1975 Ponche 914 -• er 586 8837 Good run'g cond Rest of· n.--C ty' TOAPPRECIAT!! -'76 Granada. grey. low SlSSOtbl.l o'rr. 646·2902 ah 5 apeed, AM /FM, II :::r.e.•<11 '77 TR7. brwn wihr. rnl. fer 642·3S85 ..... ---r oun ' a. 350 Va eng, mi, auto, air. PS/PB 12noon. ' lrack, Blaupunkl stereo AM/FM 8 track. w/pwr ---SHilleC...ter 1,gdcond,$1450, $3950 . 549-9923 dys. · & 1 peclal wh~c l :-. um1osUNOAYS boosler.air.sunrf.S·spd, 1!174 VW Bus. Xlnt cond • an.sPM ~·5164evcs. ~ 996'!1 CUc.11861NXH> immac. $66.'iOior bsl orr Nu brks, shock!>, all nu --••••••••••••••••••••••"'' IMMACULATE!!! Sh ~~~BU~ 556-922Sart 5 unlvt>rsal. tmted Alass OVER I 00 284SHARHOH BLVI> Mfttal 9930 Sllcrlf1ce, new car in, 1974 Ply Satellite Sta.·' .ILL YATES arp i ver w. $3750 494 9541 CADIL' •cs 540.6410 5""0·0213 ••••••••••••••• must ~~ll '75 Granada. Wag. !I pass .. PIS. P /B. I wlutr. R.R. 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Pl• str1pt. I m1- 1 .. ~2!_1C17U9 > TE' 11 buyers call Cor appt. llLL y "'TES MAZDAj1llEHAULT _1111 1 11 1,, ,1 11 ,. • arbor. Oosta Mesa Dealership is now OPEN SoWOO 634-4703 bef !'>. "' • -LA ... toseeafterlOam A 21SOHarborBI .C M. c ·•:.1 \\<'•,1 '>lll'tillt1 It '42.07tl RAYFLADEIO~ aft 8, 673-4904 ask Cui llLLYATES 6446500or540-4SOO • VW-PORSCHE 645-5700 • LINCOLN-MERCURY Don VW.PORSCHE San Juan Capl1trait0 '72 VW 411 Squareback -• all pwr, lealber ~lBAutoCenler Dr . ontioc 9965 t»--1 C l Saab 9760 137-41004tl-411 I I 1 l l . • •...... usually dean. 2 SDFwy-LakeForestex1l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ uan aplS rano ••••••••••••••••••••••• mmacu a e. nu ires. . * A~ * belln tires, cruise IRVINE . 117-4100 493,...511 ·73 Sonnet Ill. lop cond. ''"' VW Bus '68 rblt •01 brakes. $1950. :MB-0123 CADI'' •C "Low Prlc.1!" Ult whl, 18,000 110.7000 '76 Fi,rebrro, dark green, S2 900 0 ""' . "' . Sal VW S _.., 18895. 631-2061 atl 350 CC, auto., full power '75~Potsche911S · rrg owner. Good cond. SS50 firm. For e, • 1975 uper RESALES I.USING Pvtpty. 'TT Comet.. lo mi's, 4·dr, many extras, low mile~ ' Ooacoune Cond1t1on 496-8538 548-7654 aft 5PM Beetle. $3200 or bdt of-b tt h k ..___body beinelthr 9762 rer.Excel cond.497·1689 494-1131 546-99'7 V8.A/C. Bluw/blkvrnyl new 8 ·news Ol' ~ uovwu • ,.. 5Mbar1I • 7 6 V W CA M p ER --SEVILLES etht 9932 top $3400. 968-6042 Mui;t sell. Best OHn Many Many Xtras ••••••••••••••••••••••• <SPIRIT) Bubble top' '70 VW coovt. Sound eng. ••••••••••••••• , 871-3857 ~·~1oa0rlml.;orm~'spt. Catoll SIA• SUM fact converalon. fully Good body. $1800/ofr. 197~1't7-U178 ORVmlS "72 Mercury, Colooy•Par •---.-,7-3_C_ud_a_ nn ,. •P ui ped 1n 1 1 rl 875-40&4 art 6 TWE ...... Y win. air' ull pwr • .$1650. see, 644-6500, 640~. SUlilU eq P c e ec rec 1. "1 I 971t &M.()84.2 Mags. lo ml. good cornl _ __;.---'----t Larae dlacount, large A/Ci snow tires. ett'. Yono 9772 TOCHOOSINOM SELEcrJON! • S2800.846-0Z90 '61 911T, new 2.2, reblt. aelectlon. Brat• -4 t581S. Ml-4147 wkdya. •••••••••••tt•••••••••• All equipped wltb full AID CM.,,... '73 Capri. Brand new tran1,Konl1,Rtcac:o. wheel 4rhe wagona. 833-2112evtkwknds. llfOllYOUIUY power, air cond., stereo paint, new Ura. Great '75GrandSafariWagon.'• "900/beltofr.873-1399. FreefromSubaruSl00.00 AUS9VOLYO. tape. cruise control. till •QUAILSTS. coad.$1'75,Ph759-081S pase, nice clean rar Bulb.,a watch wlth 75VOUCSWA•IH w"~J-somewllh"lothln· (Near MacArthur, Jam-many exlra&. MUS'I'. '88 Ponbe 912 rtd/blk l b f See u1 al Southern •~ ... bon!e&Bristol) ~ ttS2 SELL' B.O. over SJ:!tMI, ml . Ml ch e Ii n s ' pure aae o any new COHY&TllLE Orana• COunty'a Volvo t.erior. some with leather NEWPORT BEACH wmg 768-SCOO Blaupunkl, Immac. ~baruonorbeforeApril With radial tlre1, Hea~ra. Interior & so me *** ........... •••••••••••• · -----!!!!'!;... aee to apprec. 20. ~ & •-... ..._ AM/FM caaaette & only ~IS VOLVO moonroo<s. 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Bit ea It. •••••••••••••••••••• .. • 641-170111 .,....,.. .,SIVELYVOLVO * * FOWie. 35,000 ml'a. clean, needs A /FM 8 track, 1Jnt ••••••••••••••••-••••• _. .... _ .-llYOU CoA"""" .., body work Best ofr cond.968-3089 'SS T B'rd lo d I ,., .. ..,... __. WI IUY & SILL . LartestVolvoDealer Olda/Cadillac/GMC atlhe . . • i • a e<. i ..... -.C,, 1 lupet :z.b"' p• S&L YOUR in Oranae County! st> -· ·A "'-It .ufAHEIM 7Sl·5'M4 '88 Convertible P /S A/C r • d i a Is • .1 •. n d a u I ..,MvsTS~'" .., VOLISWAGINS BUY LB.ASE · · ....... ,. very LA Call: AM/FM. one inter 111 1 _, .. .':.::.. ~:err~ "= ...... "° D~ 1'7':':Mt~io C~~ON ~.i:.~~.=.1~' ........ '1nt•"-"13031 -'=:::~1·~.:':: ~.f:f~t~ -=" ~~-:..~..:.;: ... ···· ~5~.,.·l:--~~= 'i.~~~:·~·~1t5.::~~i j 1*Harbor8l~,C.ll. 2.026 t~ _ . cl.lllnyourUCht.I whit• tnte or. ma~ii '•lluataQ ~ "nl ~.1!~11!!:410Mrr "13Cellca. Xlnteoftcl. 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Automatic, stereo r . -AftRSCHE 92... 673-8845 Tri._..., 9767 559-6460 pwr ateering. stereo main t a ined $1250 Gas Saver, '71 . Nds body .-v ,.. -..,... ,.. ....... -L...& 9920 cassette & only 10,500 541-SOeves___ _ work 46,000 mi. SSOO bl>l .,_ f ··-b ••••••••• •• •••••• •• • •• • . vw Sq b k look _.... ... .._...... ......, 1.11 or your .,.,st uy 71 uare ac . s Codilloe 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles ! (1011688). ·es Ford, white w Ired 10. ofr 557 7625 aft. 6 today.Hurry• Rol1 Royce 9756 '6? TR4A. Runs great. nu good, runs great. SI 200 • ••••• •• •••••••. •••• ••. 19 ,9 0 TSU""' SADDLEIACK Su d .ILLY &nS ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires, battery Mu:.t sell. 499-23l7 o A "' ltt. per l'on · S7SO/ofr By owner 1971 Pinto, auLo ' ~•oa""scHE •tO£Al£RINlf.S.A. ssoo or best offl•r fi 1600ROADSTER YALUYIM,OITS CallCberyl.751-6678. newpalnt,goodtirei;.10· • .,....,.... 642.5779<1ftGpm ·14XJ12J. Xlntc-ond1lton A r eal l'lasw· in"' 831-2040495-4949 '6JF 1 St WVR m1 , like n ew. Sl250 , SanJuanCap1strano m ROY Beat ofr over $7500 cellenl condition'-----at'on a gn . SJS.<1757 R C 76 TR 7 23 000 ed -3 .,..,~ 1977 Monte Car lo, clean, 289. Very t'lean. new .l7 ... 00 49~4511 ARV ER · · mi. r · '" ....,.,.. eves (XSS767 I .._ ~ r t be l f -Lindau. air. must see. llres, S999 499 I~ ·73 Pinto ·I spd, xlnl c-ond r R1.~0lJl~m-RboOr~~E sunroo. · vm op. 9 0 · '64 VAN • MUST SEE 152SO. 495-5127 , w many ext r ;is~. 1971,WKhe914 --.. fer 586~8837 --Goodrun'gcond Rest of· n.--....c ty' TOAPPRECIATE! 76 Granada, grey, low S1850/bslofr.646-Z902al'l 5 speed, AM /FM. 8 1.._ _ ___.::z:1a.ut1 'T1TR7, brwn wtbr. mt. frr 6423585 -Se~C:.rs ·72 Nova, 350 VS )!ng, m1, auto. u1r, PS/PB. tznoon track, Blaupunkt ster<' AM!l-'M 8 truck. w /pwr 70.000 mi, gd cond, $1450, $3950 549-9923., d ys. - & 1 p e c i a I wh ee I 5 CIOSED SUNDAYS txic.lter, air . l!unrf. S·s pd. 1!174 VW Bus Xlnt cond 968-0785 aft SPM 645-5lli4 eves PtynDutlt 996•-:1 <Uc.IUl61NXJI) XLNT BUY unmac. $6650/or b:>t ofr Nu I.Irks. shock~. all nu ER 00 --•••••••••••••••••••••••·~I IMMACULATE!!! Sh '66 SI Sh d 556-922.SaflS uruvrrsal. tmted ~las.., OV I 284S HARAOll HLVO ConHMfttal 9930 Sllcr1r1ce, new car in, 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. ' .ILLY•TES w~~R.R.1~~ghth~~d S3750494954l CADILLACS 540.6410540-0213 ••••••••••••••••••••••• =~~llT~ifr•nadab Wag.tl pass.,P /S,Pt lJ I "" dr. XJnt cond, $14,900. Volbw_,... 9770 •73 VOUCSW"'~E.... 1969-1967-1964 5• · · • + cas Air. Gd. tires, tran.i. I VU1 a-RscH• "'-" TOCHOOSENOM _ U""',_OL.... olfeT.645-2890 Cooler, a i r s b ock"'.·. a • n...-v ., Call Patrick, 552-4414 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPORT IU~ ... it ""' " ' SanJuanC1p11tralnJ '7mCornicheConvert 1974.YWIUG Wi t h A M t FM radio, ATAUTIMIS • • CONTIHEMTALS Mttcwy 9950 ~~:le~~c~Cd~ ~~~; ! e37~0048J.4511 Stlversandbody.Beige COHYIRTllLE customintenor&rallye 1\i.T-1bers • • <193BMX>. <UX 84.51) & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lSOrange,S.A. _:·i lt7I ,onche t I IT top. Med brown leather 4 speed, low miles & In wheel'\. tO&HYB> l ~ it • (IOP44.1>. All priced at ORANGE COUNTY'S 1977 Arrow GT. X Int ~ S speed , su nroor , Deliverec16m &dnven e(llx~:~pen,.t cond ition' OHLYS2250 c d )J it it ONLY$699 HEWIST AM FMstereo.air,sn..r • only 2000 ml'a. Service 'll&.AI Ml11 "'CLE a •. ac it it .._ t I LINCOLN M•RCURY .. ~ All/FM atereo & lo recavall.Senous ONLYS3495 -_. tww,..w IMtn · ·"' GT pack. put str1p1 mllm. (121179 > MAZDA/Ra.AULT _. UdHarbor. O>sta Yes Dealersh.ipis now OPEN $4400 634 4703 bef 5. "' IMMACULATE!!! b~:!!;~!:~~=~t. llU.YATES 21SO HarborBl.CM. (-,:',1 1 ',:,'"._;,: ,'1 1 ,. 641.0'tt• RAYFLADUOE aft 8. 673·4904 ask fn1 llU. YATES 644·6500 or 54()..4500 • VW-PORSCHE 645-5 700 LINCOLN MERCURY Don YW-PORSCHE Saab 9760 1Sanl7 ~i;anoo<'-!tp~t~uoll I ·12 vw 411 Square~ack -UH8Aut.oCenter Dr.. ontioc 9965 \ -<--, c ls ._ ,. ..,.,. 1 mac late nu tires AWN inter, wu11uaUy clean. 2 SOFwy-La.ke Forest cxtl ••••••••••··~·••••••••• oao .. van ap trano ••••••••••••••••••••••• m u ' ' * * nu u •cl..-U-•1~ c-·•·e IRVINE 37-4100 493-4511 '73 Sonnet lll. lop cond. ~/ VW B • i'ra.kes, $1950. 549-0723 • "Low ,ricnl" con~:iltt ':hi,' lS~ 130-7000 '76 Fircb1td, dark gr<'<'n, 85 ua 118 rblt en CADILLAC ml' ~ 631 2061 all 3SO CC, auto .. full powl't '7~Porsche911S $2.900 Orig. owner. Good cond: 9SSO fl : For Sale, VW, 1975 Super RESALES LEASING a. . . 'T7 Comet. lo mi's, 4 dr, mal\Y extras, low mill'• couneCond1t1on 496-8538 5C8-76M aft SPM Beetle. $3200 or best or. 494-1131 546-99'7 8pm, Pvtpty. 9932 VB. A/C. Blu w/blk vanyi nt'W batt. new sho1 k' Browltbody,be1gelthr 5Mbar"ll 9762 '76 VW CAMPER ~r.Excel cond.497-1689 Con.th top,$)400.968-6042 Must sell. Best Offr~ Many Many ~tras ••••••••••••••••••••••• (SPIRIT) Bubble top, '10 vw convt. Sound eng SEVILLES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1_87_1·_385_7 ___ _ 12,0000rlt. nU a. Call SIA& SUM fact converalon, fully Good body. $1800/ofr 1971HffM9'711 •CORVETTIS '72 MettUJ')' Colony Par •'73Cuda ~ ~~ =· SUIAIU eqA/ulCpped lncl e,tec refrltg, ~aft 6 TWENTY 19711 :f1'~r, full pwr, $1650. Mags, Jo mi, good «•mil Larae 4lacount larae ~ a now l res, e c · Yot.o 9772 TO CHOOSI lllOM NICE SELECTION! 1211100. 8'6-0Z90 'Ill 911T, new 2.2, reblt. aelectlon. Brat• -4 '5915. 541·4147 wkdya, ••••••••••'•••••••••••• All equipped with full HOWAID CM¥rolet '73 Capri. Brand new - trana,Konla1Rtaato, wheel <trlve waaona. 883-2112evlcwltnda. llFOllYOUIUY power, air cond., atereo OOVELQUAILSTS. paint, ntnf Ura. Great '750randSafari WaJ?on. '• ... """'"--tolr 813-"'._ ............. , Sub .. 0000 • cand.$1475,Ph759.()875 paaa, nice clean c'.11 -'-~....;'_._ __ • __ ·•-~:....-··-1 ... ._ rom al'\l.,. · , AUS9 YOLVO, tape, en.die cont!"Ol, tilt (Near MacArthur, Jam· many extras. M 1·~ t . p--12 rtd/blk 1 Bulb.-a watclt with ?!SYOUCSWA•IH wheel-somewlthcloth in· bor •-en t) : l '.""ii l9c h e 11 n s ' purcbate of •nJ new COMYEITllLE See ua al Southern terior, some with leather ., Ne::WPOR~ BEACH tWmg 9952 ~~ 8 .0. over $3:?1"' Blaupunltt, Immac. SubaruooorbeforeApril With radial llre1, Orqe County's Volvo Interior & so m e * * * ......... •••••••••••••• Sl750. iee to apprec. ~. 1m AM/FM cuaette & only HeadquaJ1ars. moonroofs Cbort'e of all Cl .. Lall 1961 Vette, recond, to ·ge Muatanr, VS, auto, 1976''J Trana AM sp··· 49f.SU6 ~::== =:Ji9(;8:~:JH ~~~:i~~O coloSALt,..:~ED 1975,..,_.\t. ~S:u:.flk. •·spd. =~~~t:°.!s:t~= ~~!t~y e!~~~o~da~~:.'~ 1'71 Panche 914, 1.8 AP· Huntlngtoa Beach MllACU el 1·2110 491-1210 FOR MARCH Costa Mesa m.80'2ev•. 20Mrru. Must sell! $.S,9!r.t PR. 5-apd. car cover , 14Z.0671 ........ -& llllM•ULT -... ..-.acAI-You are the winner or 2 Dodp 9935 7• M·~··-0 .. ,_ n ,ft PP545-8952 All·P'lll CMS. Xlnt ml C".::::; ' -"'' W"I"' ~ """" • • Uclteta t.o the ...................... • .._..,, ..... • au..., hwy, M dty. VerJ tharp .,.._ '\ff65 Zl50Harbar II&., C.M. YOL YO ALLEN IU6S IUNMY '70 Dodi• Cballen1er, V!1 PS. PB, aunroor. 9970 all orta. Bil cir ut .. it. •••H••••••••u•••••H• 641-1700 zxa.USIVELYVOLVO "I.* * FOWi$ 35,000 ml'•. clean. needs ~~~rack, xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• m.om l.otllYOU WllUY&em1 . .LariMVolvoDealer Ordl/Cadlllac:/GMC atthe body work. Best ofr. . ·gs T·Bird, loadc-cl . 'MSC,iuper aupt. S&l.YOUR V,....,SW'•~INS inOra.ngeCounty' S.O.Frwy.-AveryExil ANAHEIM 7Sl·5'M4 ··Convertible P/S A/C red ials, lan d:iu IW8T8tEI TOwOJ& ~ AW BUYorLl'!ASE LAGUNANJGUEL CONVENTION i1 llooocco. xlnt cond, C.U: AM/FM, orig inter ''' I ' ,,., ~ ...... ·-·-DllUtcr c~R PS PB A/C ... 200/B 0 54&-3842 xlntshape.8Sl·303l 15M'JGaft5pm. SEE us•.. ~.,1 ..... 1 '714J49W4JO "-'HC. • • ... • • ftl., -~ Fortbe 97'9-37SZ. Rare n.nd. •75 z Ghia, 4 '57 T·Bltd. $2700. ll/l'•·tl • =~J'~r:':: :=.:a:: ~.:. '1P~ ~~.::~ m1•1, ~~~~ .... to ':.t4.fl?.E.~ ~~:::.~· & ~"°;~~~~:~~";;~ ' 1'=~~,.l}:t4:r, 'T3Cellca.X1Dtcoo4. PP. '714/64&-6120 ._ .......... ~m 760-201l "'10 El~ Cad, wbt * * * -50.Jl Cabrlllo Cll •orOffer .!'!!•••••••••••••!!.~~ 1 a-t2500 M\11\..U ""4IClllVI w/red ll'lt.er, xtru, food 7Sl . 3*>Qalu,y Dr NB .--1181 •1• 52·7 -• --'71YOLUWA•• C!ODCI, '1495.112·m7 aft IWd 9940 ' lt74FOaD .v. ICllOCCO • Allet. UM4 llMn· 1 t74 ........... •••••••••••• 1111 llmtaq, I qi, kpd PliCTO IUHAIOUT ..... f711 iii CCnila P.hu:, auto, , .,..cs. AJ(fl'M 1 tract ••••••••••-•• .. ••••••• io Coupe DeVW. M 000 rllij ~~ Ooor. Hard to nod 4 speed, air cond .. "''" .. _ .......... , ... , .... 0.000 ml'•, mt CGnd. llteftolaali'.CGild.Anlee 8Klltil ttol ml.~ btu. landau MONTE PHIL ...._m.a1 tlrH •very aharr ' 111TDllVIOU& _., .... m.a&99 carl(nta't). .. ..................... top.$UIQO.G1-c•RLO LONG a._.1 .... ,, •• QIJ.540).SaJeprlttd at -·c-··• lt76TOYOl'A Ot&YPJIO lhllforl'ord.$1100orbest ,.. · ORD ..... .,_................ OHLYSZ275 .. ~ _._ ... .__.. ....,... &Q.I di•. Call 6'WOl1 after im SedU\ de Vlllt, ' dr, • • ..._.D •u t• o-. 1>rum1c •Sta MIUCLE OPTHIYIAI.. wt .....-. .......-3.Pm. blu.o w/Wbt "n~op. ..,.." A ~ w ,..,.. Good m•entor7 lo 1tock. ~~tMJ:::~r:~ ~~~~~ AMC ttoa ~-~m.u:f; ~.:.':'1:'c11':.' 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W .. oe, G.(ISG 'n. fa.a.t draw 1n th1• Tr1 • D•tl1 JHlo\ ...-1M ~·· ..-WD 1 '!~~Pll='IC '~S Camero L!:.!lr, ••• &raH, braktt..1 "71 -r..tDo Scaaln win, '• Oldl Vista Crulaer w-. . ·• Dally Pilot I n,_.,...~*DMr.ttU .__ JllWQ•eiiftedAA. :;::-_.....,Co141U• ..... ~--or ....... ·-.-..aan PJS.PJB.A/C.SUIOOJbtt slntcmdlt&on. Makect1! £!..a::!,!l .. Ad. Phon• I or ..... tMJIWeit WallM -· --.__ -•-uul9IO&a. uu--.-·-aft.87....,al\4 .-.--- 7 J I tJ• OAILV PILOT t.-lpped with: I ,. ' . :' ' . ... Y. ... I .;> '::. .. Li F. .. ..... ... ~ . . .;. s -I • J • Factory Air Conditioning •Power Steering • Power Brakes • AutOlnClllc Transmission •Console • Rallye 0 Wheels • Strato Bucket Seats ._ Tinted Glass • Radial WSW Tires • V-6 Engine ·• Body Side MoulclhtcJs Equipped with: -. . • Fae tory Air CondH\9fling •Automatic Trans. • Power Steering • Powerlrakes •WSW Tires •Tinted Glass • Sport Mirrors • Rallye II Wheels ..._ Body Side Moulclinqs 94995 ' llEW 1978 FIREBIRD • --O•LY Set.t2S87A8L129607 EDIATE DELIVERY O•LY ·$ EDIATE DELIVERY 1976 DATSUN PICKUP TlUCI< IL 4 1peed. Clltlo:c=· tall~• wheel•, ~-.(1 , # ..,. -... ' f . 7 •• ~~LOCAL I NATIONAL /lleollelle N .. •T Drink Problem BJ BUGH A. MUUIGAN Al''-MllC.1 I RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -'Jbe ~u01ptlon ot I aplrita and the moral lmpUcatlonl Ulereot ave been much ln the news ol lat.e, "hat with tbe realdential usault on tbe three-marUnl lunch and te House deitlala or a etQry that. a key staff ember d.lspoeed of a toddy down tbe bodice of a em ale taxpayer. ' In the same week that all this wu coming to aa1 • friend asked me if I would like to contribute a home recently established for alcobollo nuns. t first. I thought ll was a Joke, and a terribly bad • but it turned out he was deadly serloul and incere in bis fund raisins. IT SEEMS THAT IN SOlll> of the more berated convents across the land, and for all I ow abroad, too, the community We 1t,yle under e new rule ineludes a cocktail hour. s.Gly, some roblem drinkers already have cropped up in the a ol the sisterhood. AU tbi& probably would not have come as a oek to St. Benedict, the sixth century abbot of Monte Caasino, who • If o u n d e d W e a t e r n 4--'monasticism and wrote a · very touch ntle of We for W · members of religious or-~----;,_ __ _,, 'ders. St. Benedict's Rule, however. d.ld not deter bis '9Pllowers in France 1,000 yean later from concoct-'. "11 an excellent liqueur called benedictine in the ~ellar of one monastery and another called ~bartreuse at a separate monutic d.lst.UJery, both sitontaining more than 50 percent alcohol. ~f SO PERRA~ EVEN AT mE end or the Dark ges, there was an Abbot James preaching the ils and inequities of the three-benedlctine colla· JJon in the refectory while hia Brother William "ent about peddlln& the stuff wholesale. • And back then, as now, people of a reform tum fll mind were going around saying that there was •ntirely too much dnnkmg going on in the world. S'hey were saying it long before the Anti-Saloon J.eague went a round banging on the doors or ~enca's quarfatoriums with Ure axes. t Jn Samuel Johnson's day, London had no ~inging singles bars for off-duty members of the ~stablishment to douse drinks down the de- tolletagcs or the c1t1zenry. But, by actual count of pie Lord Mayor's census in 1778, the dly did have f47 taverns. 207 inns, 5,875 beer halls and 8,659 ~andy sbops ·-: EVEN SO, DR. JOHNSON thought there was less dnnkmg gomg on lhan when he was a boy and !*all decent people in Litchfield got drunk every f'igbt and were not the worse thought of." Besides, George Ill was busy losing the American colonies >bout lhen and people on that side of the ocean probably thought they had reason enough to drink. : The price was right, anyway. A pub on Bow ~treet had a sign "here you may get drunk for a tenny, dead drunk for two pence, and gel a straw ,.r nothing." ! So who worried about deducting it from their Income tax? Certainly not Horace Walpole, a keen thronicler of those times, who reported on one business lunch 10 which he and h.is lablemates ~'drank 32 bottles of wine and finished the enter- lainment by ~lting lhe mob in PaJI Mall with bot· Ues and glasses." • " IT WILL BE RECALLED THAT the Charles ~ownshend, who introduced lhe Stamp Act that led lo the Boston Tea Party. had lhe nickname of "'Champagne Charlie" because of his drinking ~abits in government circles, so gosaip about ad· ministration figures was part of the American ex· ~rience even before the Revolution. . However, Georgian drinking habits In the 1reat houses of the day rarel)'. inspired the ppstalrs-downslairs class jealousies of the later Victorian Age or even the scandal-mongering so ln yogue in Wuhington today, because, as another fhronicler explained, "il was then considered tom mon etiquette for the visiting servants to be made as drunk as their masters .. Strong waters have always had their strong lefenders throughout history, particularly among lbe poets who often have been very hard on or- dinary waler. • "NO POEMS CAN PLEASE Oil live long jirbicb are written by water-drinkers," wrote the poet Horace in 65 B.C., anticipating W.C. Fields by •few millenma . ..... - lhurlday. Meroh 18, 1117, * O~ILY PILOT Irvine Senior Honored Susan G. Talley of Irvine, dau&bter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Talley, 44'1 Sandburg . Way, has been offered an appointment to the I Air Force Academy. Miss Talley, 17. is a ~ senior at University ,11 High School, and has •~ participated in athletics, ., .... cu Bill Moyers has an- nounced he will leave CBS News in August and hinted strongly that he would return to Public Broadcasting Service. PHONES GA.JN/NG HONG KONG <AP) - Hong Kong, with a population of 4.5 mllhon people, installed lls millionth telephone, the Hong Kong telephone company r~ported. s peech and debate , band, Girl Scouts, and is a three-year member of the California Scholarsh.ip Federation. The appointment was announced by Rep. Robert E. "Badham, R· Newport Beach . Badbam said it was the first such appointment of a woman from his dis· tr1cl, the 40th Congressional. Rates Lower SAN FRANCISCO (AP} · The Board of Supervisors has ap- proved a 12 percent re- duction in city water rates. WllNTED- ••A•orwos • GEMSTONES Jewels by 1osephs 1s searching for diamonds and gemstones from pr1va1e ind1v1duals and estates, Careful exam1nat1on and evaluation by our expe<ts_ Highest prices patd Call 540-9066 10-9 daily, Saturday 1<>-6. Sunday closed Ask lor Betty Grac.e or Frank Vanderwall iewels by ioseph South Coast Plaza • 3333 Bnstol Costa Mesa • 540-9066 FOR THE PROFESSIONAL TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IMTBIOR PUHHIMG AMO COMSULTIHG Cowo:pl .. • MlfftlM of • ...,.,_., draperiH. c-...et. .._...,, llpflol1hfy, twNtwe. ~ -S eccn.orin. V1s1t Our Design Studio 21192 ~ .. ,.....,~ M11slC111 Viejo IS-~,...., .. 1....,,,.., ....... _ .. ,.,..._f' OS.0202 ..-Oftday ttirw Wwdcry 130-0400 WANTED: ·people pow-er \ lrs something nordstrom feels very strongly about. on may t we wl be~ OU' ex~ rew south coast plaza store at costo mesa. •. and we are row toking ~In OU' seach for the best posslje people to staff it. we are lookJng for experienced people who wonf to leorn gow ald expcrd wtth us. people who gen.inely like people; who flnd sattsfaction In hetping others, io going out of their way to be of service. we need people with an &1e for detall. a brain for figures, a will to succeed experienced people to han- dle sales, to otter and wrap; to maintain the building dnd keep It stocked. people to lead and people tofoUow. we need people to make things go smoothly. people with Ideas. al kinds of people with al klrds of potentlat. people power, it's the dffererce at nordstrom. help us make it happen at south coast plaza. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY: lO:OC>-5:00 dally beginning march 20. use ne. entrance to store. follow signs in stairways. an equal opporturity employer PLUS Due to the heavy rain, we have extended our annual Spring Sala to accommodate those people who w,e uneble to v1111 our showrooms. EXAMPLE Amount of Purchase $.400 > ( .. ' ., H. L. Mencken, a three-martini man, put it •ven stronger· "All the great villainies of bi.story from the murder of Abel onward have been perpetrated by sober men, and chiefly teetotallers. But all the charming and beautiful things from the Song of Songs to bouillabaisse, and from the nine lleethoven symphonies to the martini cocktail, ~ave been given to humanity by men who, when the hour came, turned from tap water to &omething with color in u .. and more in it than mere oxygen and hydrogen.•• During Carpet Town' a Spectacular Annual Spring Sal• ... We wlll provide normal Installation ablolutely FREE when you purcl'IH• carpet 11nd plldding. Down Paymeni al trme ol Oroor Of lnstallatooo SlOQ S.100 A PR. Rote & F1nenco Charqes ...{)... Forst n 1ymonl Or as p tax lawyer told me in the station bar the other night, trying to be impartial about it all. "I don't care what they say about this fellow Carter, J 1UU Uke him, even lt his brother Ja presl· 4)ent. ·• -$10,000 for only $}55.26 a month. Wlether ~need SJ:fro r. $25,(0> get 1t fron the peo- ple ~ mt nil· lims. t.cmrerclal Cre<il ~pay ment b3*ld on a s 10,00'.> tbneOwner f Oill. for 13> nmths. at 111 tp'WI percentage rate of 14%. Total~ $18,«31.31 N)PQNTS. N> FR& PAYPlifff ~TY. . .....,. • Nf.:aatt .......... c....a- And .•• during thll 1pecl.t Nie, on all or'CMn over 1200 with 25% down at time of ordllf ~ IMtallatlon, and your good cr9dlt -ONE YEAR INTEREST FREE CREDIT ••• SAME AS CASH •• , Wl'TH NO PAYMENTS TlLL MAYI , Total ol Paymenls SJOO 12 equal paymenlt; ol S25 r ae'f\ JUST A FEW OF THI CARPITS IN O'lf' HUGE INVENTORY ARE LISTIO IN THIS AD ••• OURINO OUR ANNUAL SPRING UL.a YOU CAM CHOOSI FROM OVIR 100 STY US ••• OVER 1,000 COLORS! NYLON H;LO NYLON TWEED SCULPTURED CUT ltLOOP NYLON Pl.U~H SCULPTURED SAXONY PLUSH eont1nuou1 to111ment NVl.OH STYLE s.1ec1 from eq,1 NYLON Ar • Lo"Q wr ~n"Q "Vkln nylot! In I aculotuu1d A~ nyfon It lo Slurd'( nylon p.1e In a beautolut 90llCI cola<! ConMUOVS fol:imont 1 p" oei ""~-"Y pa!lem long-· c.rpt1onbNuhlul practocal,....lc>lhl9 lnltli!lulhcarpellfl9 nylOnl)tlnlllD-''' HJO ,.AlllSOnfl""-:•a••.c ~·<'·'~ <eel "'9 no<1es•od1n1>• muttf.OOloroom lfyle. Yourcnooceol at 100".nylonl)lle tru1P111<edpa1tem <;c;e"ll<Jill'11".:I'"" •om 1<"' COIQ•S • ••C•lltnl lwted titn.lione. Choose ... bold OQIOf OClt"" Tl'le 1lurdy plld/l '1-(ln Sf>IN:I from..,, C"'9. In•~ ~ear • "OM' a'ld i .... eeas COiors liom-.it tlrog11t boNllOOOt ol 1901te llgieat lor ¥'t OeoOt c:ll>ar tnlAIHone '>i 1oc1 lrom o~:c.in "°'S4iQ' s5!@ Sig '"'S,11!1 s7~.~ Se~.~ "'"S9!Q SCULPTURED PLUSH A cut & IOOO Sty!e .,,iii.nrl'!l by btauhful 1ro0os.:enl COlorat'Ont. CUT A LOOP ITVL! Solt .., C\11 ' toop :rq~ lofry.111••···--................................ ...,.. IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 148 Of THE TRUTHlN LENDING ACT OF NOV .. 1974. THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT MUST BE INCL0D80 IN OUR AD: "COST OF CAIDIT IS INCLUDED IN PRICES QUOTED FOR GOODS AND SERVICES.-••• HOWEVER, FOR THll SP!CIAL SALi ABSOLUTELY NO INTEREST OF{ OTHER CA!Ol'T CHAAOIS WU BE PAID 9Y THE CUSTOMER FOfU)NE V!AR. THIS IS AN HOHEST fAEI CREDIT PROUOTI()ff. -..- SAMTAAMA 2911 s.;.•llhl ............ lei.:c:..t ........ , .... WESTMINSTER IUJl ... lltd. l.w.t .:.-•... • 2 556-8287 . 893-7546 W f!C~yt 'Tl~L I • AT Le• IUNPA'I J 1.e •, G HTI Ttl •~ 'l"OV" ~ OtT TUllol • :J9 SO.~ OAY NO INTPEIT ACCl I • lla~MoltlUClt'IO •MASTER CHAftQI r / l , . 7 AIS '4 ~LY PILOT lhunday, Man:h 18, 1978 • Trustees Pick Directors , ... • .. New Saddleback Campus to ·open Next Fall • •. ' .. Saddleback Community College District trustees have appointed two admantralors for the northern campus which they still are planning to open an some form m the fall. Dale M. Larson, director of Team Spirit the Humanities and Langua1es Division at Saddleback College, has been named director of in· structional services for the north campus. HE WILL BE reassigned to his new position, which pays the same as his current $34,SOO salary, on April 17. Eleanor H. Castonguay, direc- tor of the multicultural/bilingual education program at Pep- perdine University, will be hired l ' S and Kon•Jn ~tannes take part in the <'1 ghth d;,i) of J<>tnt m1l1tary exercises with the <TO:-.~ang of a ri\ er near Kanghwa Island, on South Korea's west Coast. :\11hlary maneuvers are called "Team Spirit." HB Seniors • I Rec Program Given Gram The Jluntini.:ton Reach Senior Rt>creatton <"t•nll'r has been ~lVl'n J S.1 ,900 i.:rant by Orange County supt>rv1sors to finance a weck('nd i-.ocwl and recrc<1tion program Supervisor Laurence Schmit said lhc> funds would be used to [ __ 1_1 R_I_E F_.~_.. _J ;-; ~~~ ~~~~L~~rkcrs on Saturdays The count v fonds are to come from federal re\ enuc i.haring dollars Eastn-c ... tnt A children ~ E<1s ter bonnet contest will be held March 25 al 10 o m a t the Huntington Center., 7777 Edin~cr AH' Hunt· t.ngton Bcach The C\<'nt, sponson•d by Foun· tarn VaJl(•y Jaycc<·-. Women s Club, 1s for youngstcrs 2 to 7 Priles will be awarded for the most altr:i('t h '" most onginjll, funniest and bl•s t Easter t>onnet · ef the show The Easter Bunny abo will al· ·-tend and pass free cotton candy to the youngsters ruppn Sllote . ..The Adventures of Peter Rabbit" ch1ldr<>n 's puppet show will be held Saturday at 2 p m. in th<' Fountain Valley Library, 17565 Los Alamos St Th<' fr<>e ~w "111 be pre· s entcd h)-CarlJ s Puppets. a m<1rtonettc group under the direction of M1m1 Holtzman. Golden Wcst Collegr instructor. Voices will be performed by her :-.tudents A pplk-a11t• Sot19lat Fountain Valley City Council is seeking applicants for appoin. live posts on the city's planning and park advisory panels FV's Colonia Juarez To Get New Street Pla~s for the creation of a new street within Fountain Valley's Colon1a Juarez community have won the unanimous approval of Orange County su~visors Fountam Valley city off1C1als plan to spend $75,000 in federal Hous- ing and Community Uevelopmenl Act funds to build a street known as C Circle running parallel between Cinco de Mayo and Calle lndependencia The street is to replace an ex· 1stmg alley. SVUSD Schools PUmEaster Vacation Fwi A program of events has been planned for Easler vacation at 10 schools in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District. The week's activities will be t'limaxed with a family Easter celebration, including egg hunts, on Saturday, March 25. MOVIES, CRAFTS, a jelly bean day and giant egg decora liang will be offered from 10:30 a .m . to 2 -30 pm. Monday through Thursday at Lomarena, Rancho Canada, Sanliag.Q.. Gates, Glen Yermo. Montevideo, O'Neill and Del Cerro elemen· tary schools. Similar activ1l1es "'ill be of fered from 1 to 9 pm on the same days at Olivewood and San Joaquin elementary schools ON SATURDAY, families are invited to participate in contests and entertamment from 10 30 a.m to 2·30 p.m at El Toro Park. Participants are urged to pack a picnic lunch Further information may be obtained by calling the school district's Rt>creation Depart menl at 768·0981. County officials said the city is proceeding with plans to up. grade Calle Madero and other existing streets within the 400 re- sident colony Later, plans call for creating two more streets. In past years the county bas applied for the federal com- munity development funds on behalf of smaller Orange County cities including Fountain Valley. But Fountam Valley will be ap. plying on its own for funds in future years. Series Deals With Skill Improvement ''Improving Communication Skills in Business," a four·part lecture series sponsored by Coastline Community College, will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m . weekly beginning April 3 at the Fullerton Savings & Loan in Fountain Valley. Lecturer Billie Porter will dis- cuss topics such as attentive listening, effective responding and challenging the self and others dunng the senes. The lectures wall be held in the community room of the building, 18020 Brookhurst St. The lec- tures are open to the public and there is no charge. More ,information can be ob- tained by calling Coastline Com- m unity College, 963-0811, ext. 256. as director or continuing educa- tion and COCJ)munlty afralrs at the north c1ampus. She also is expected to start the job on Aptil 17. Although her starting salary has not yet been figured, she "(ill be paid accord- ing to the district's ad- mlnlstratlve salary schedule which ranges Crom $33,957 to $36,652. THE TWO NEW directors will work Ullder Dr. Edward Ha.rt, administrator of the northern campus and the district's assis- tant superintendent fot general development. Two other administrators and about 3S teachers also are ex· peeled to be hir~ for the new campus. Originally, college officials planned to have the new facility at Irvine Center Drive and Jef· fery Road completed before fall semester classes start in August. THE RECENT RAINS, however, have slowed construc- tion so the facility is not expect· ed to be open in time. Ad· ministrators, however, are drafting alternative plans to pro- vide classes in the district's northern area while the calJlpus is being completed. Completion of the facility, however, will be doubtful if the Jarvis-Gann lnttJative, which will reduce the dtstrlct 's Income, passes m June. But Trustee Robert Price said, "It is extremely important not to take a doomsday look at Jarvis." He added that trustees don't want anything to get in the way or openmg the campus. THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL services director has been work- ing as a teacher and ad· ministrator at Saddteback for eight years Mrs. CaslongHy is studying for a doctorate in community college administration at Pep· perdine where she previously earned a master's degree in multiculutral education She a lso has been director of field operations at Pepperdtne. Frisbee Golf Trips Slated The Saddleback Valley Unified School District's Recreation Department is sponsoring a trip to two Frisbee golf courses Saturday Participants, who must be 13 to 19 years old, will travel by bus to the 18-hole course in Hun- ting ton Beach Central Park. After a sack lunch, the group will go to the ntne·hole course at Tustin 's Frontier Park. The fee is $1. Further informa- tion may be obtatncd by calling 768·0981. 'Golden Deeds' Chairman Named The Saddleback Valley Ex change Club has announced the appointment of Or Bert L . McCoy, 24191 Paseo de Valencia, Laguna ltills. as chairman of the Book of Golden Deeds commit· tee. The committee is responsible for finding a person in the com· munity each year most worthy of being enrolled in lhe club's Book of Golden Deeds. LOCAL I CALIFORNIA I NATIO~ ,,.,...,...,.... Getting Their Goat · Striking farmC'rs released dozens of goals on th ~apitol j?rounds m Was hington Wednesday as part of ~~r pro- test of farm prices. One unleashed goat frolicked in an empty fountain, before all were rounded up by Capitol police. the American Humane Society and the Animal Rescue Lca,gue Hijacking Policy: 'Safe Than Sorty' SAN FRANefSCO.A AP) This week's hijacking of a passenger· loaded airliner over San Francisco Bay activated the "belt and SUS· penders" pohcy of airline and government oCCicials toward hijack· in gs. Tbe philosophy of the man who wants lo make certain his pants won't drop has been wholeheartedly adopted by both airline and government omc1als faced wtth hijackings BEFORE THE DRAMA was brought lo a successful end Mon· day in Denver, the government agencies and UAL were all but certain the man did not, as he • claimed, have a bomb in his bag aboard United Flight 696. ll turned out to be a lollipop, among other harmless contents. No one was hurt. The plane was forced to fly to Oakland where 68 passengers and four flight attendants from the seven-member night crew were allowed off. The plane took off for Denver, where the cockpit crew jumped out of the plane and the h1Jacker surren· dered. THE FBI ASCERTAINED that the bag earned by the man cleared without in<'1dent the X· Ray checkpoint at San Fran c1 s co lnternat1onal Airport before boarding the scheduled Seattle fitght. But all officials acted as if the ba~ did indeed carry a ltve bomb capable or blasting the plane out of the sky. •·rt was purely a ~feguard,'' said Harry Murphy, director of security of the nongovernment A1rhne Transport Association m scheduled iir cerriers. Murphy, who coined the "belt· and-suspenders" parallel, said a born b would have shown up in the airport X·ray examioalioo of hand-carried luggage. but nobody was about to take a chance. The hijacker took over the plane about 10 minutes after takeoff. "THEllE JS NO WAY a flight attendant could have de- termined there was no bomb in the bag,'' he said. •·1r I were in a position of the captain r would rather be safe than sorry. ··The safety of the aircraft in night 1s much more important than an extra 800 miles on the night. .. Jay Adsen. the Federal Avia· tion Administration's air transport safety chief for Caltfornia, Nevada and Arizona, agreed . THE DETECTION equipment, designed to show up the shape and density of bagged obj~ts . .. Is not infalhble," he said. "It's possible that something could get through the machine. It's not a 100 percent type of thing. Two permant'nt Planning Commission posts are open. One Park and Hecrc>at1on Com· m1ss1on JOb 1s also vacant March 31 is the deadline for resi- dents interested 1n the posts to aJ)ply. ~ritons Pay Royally? Registration SetforSJC Rec Cla.sses Registration for San Juan Capistrano's sprin~ recreation program can be made Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p m through March 31, at the city offices, 32400 Paseo Adelanto. . ~ • i ApplicaUo,ns are available at the City C~rk's Offtce, 10200 Slater Ave · Seoai• Honor Tree A new mulberry tree graces the grounds of Harbour View School in Huntineton Beach's Ocean View School District, following commemoration ceremonies. Cub Scouts of Den Four, Pack 409 omciated at the rites. which featured a reading of the ~ate German poet Joyce Kilmer's famed work "Trees." BB l•la•t llW• Orange County Coroner's ln- vea ti gators said to<iey a 20- month-old lluntln~ton Beach in· ant died Tuesday from a skulJ fracture u a result or a rau down a atalrwell • Faneral senices are pendiftg • or infant Filiberto DeJetus, ol • 161 Commodore Clr~le, who led at 3:0 p .m . Jn the Children'• HOlpltu Oranao p;untJ la Ot&D,IL . na.e ft&al fall;' iwbltb ~WTed uncla1 afteraoo.&a, baa been ,:tul~ aceld ntal. Hununaton. Heh police biv liaat.o.n ,... rted. LONDON (AP) - Newspaper columnists joined som e members of Parlia· ment here in wondering out loud if the British tax.payer is getting his money's worth from princesses Anne and Margaret. Princess Anne, Queen Elizabeth's 28-year-old daughter, is "arrogant, morose, and increasingly un· popular," said columnist Jean Rook in the tabloid Dai· ly Express on Wednesday. "DO Q NEED Prln~ss Margaret swimming ln Barbados?" asked JQn Akass, column\ st in · tfie tabloid Sun, referfinc to the. queen 'a •7·Yt•r -qld lister'• frequent trips to the Cutb· bean island ol MusUque with rormer hippie and asplrlnl pop sLnatr Roddy Uewellyn, 30. Queen J;l 11tietb, her lobll•• 17eu aucctnfull1 behind her, and her 1011 Pdnce Cbar1H ITe aa popular as ever. But there ire 11gnJ that Prlnceu Muta~ and Prin• ceaa 1 may hn )Ott breakup of her marriage to Antony Armstrong.Jones in their stride. But the trips to the Canbbean with Llewellyn apparently are a bit much for some Britons. Labonte lawmaker Willie Hamllton, a frequent critic of the monarchy, suggested to the House of Commons last week that $58,SOO should be s las hed from Margaret's $107 ,250 roxal salary and used to repair a London hospital threatened with closure. "SHE SHOULDN'T get any money at all -I don ·f• think her behavior merits it," declared DeiJnls Canavab, another Labor mem her of Parliament, say- ln 1 the 8rltiah taxpayer •houldn 't be Hked to pay M1raar•t'1 ''trlpa all OVtt t'2• world wltb ber boyfriend.•• And M e, With an 1 allowance of $91 ,IOO a 1ear, d,_., put>lic ire by ID•PPh•• out S nday at delllonlttatol'll prOl&Un bcr ""attend at • (oz .bQDt. 'DO WE NEED HER?' Prtnc••• Margaret do this,•• ahe reportedly aoappad at one protester, who repUed, "No one -we are paytna you." .. I don't want to be barenaued by half tht populatlon.' • Anne 1 aid tirefcire las oa. Adult classes include Chinese cooking. bndge, Jancercise, dis- co dance, ballet. jazz dance and folk dance, dog obedience. genelogy, painting, photog· raphy and manyotherclaases. A variety of children's classes inC'lude arts and crafts, drawing and painting , tap and Polynesian dancing. guitar and a tiny tots story hour. The gamemobile program •Uf con· linue to provide afternoon recreation at various locations. Sports offered are surfing. gynmastics and tennis. The Senior Citizens program will continue operating from 2 to 5 p m. Monday through Friday at the Teen Mothers' center, 26971 Sprang Street. For more information call 493-1171. . River Polluted • SAN DIEGO (AP> -Tbo ~ Ure San Dlero River channel is contaminated b1 sewaae flowin.c t.hrouch a atorm-brok.eo line t,n Lake•lde, a county health otnclal nld. I l 7 "Given your age and general physical condition, Mrs. Wordlow, I'd say they were a coming for to carry you home:· .·.Set April 17 $25,000 OK' For LalVsuit Huntington Beach officials have &&reed to spend up to $25,000 for expert witnesses in an SB million lawsuit filed against the city by downtown property owners. • The City Council this week authorized the :·· transfer of the money ffom the city attorney's budget to the control or City Administrator Bud Belsito. THE $25,000 WAS BUDGETED for salaries m the city's legal department but was not sp~nt because two deputy attorneys have left the depart· menl. A city offar1al said that the money was transferred because it wasn't considered a justifia· ble expend1ture of the legal department because of accounting procedures. The expert witnesses are slated to testify on behalf o( the city m the suit brought by a group or propert/ owners whose principal member is auto dealer Robert Terry PROPERTY OWNERS FILED a class·action suit in 1971 alleging the value of their holdings was reduced because of redevdopment efforts by the city. The case 1s scheduled to start April 17 in Orange County. A legal moratorium expired after plans for downtown redevelopment fell through in 1976 Property owners allege that the city reduced the value of their land 1n an effort to make it less expensive to acquire The area involved 1s between Pacific Coast Jlaghway and Walnut Avenue and 6th Street and : Lake Street. THE SUIT WAS FJLl;D ON behalf of 44 pro- perty owners representing 133 parcels in the five. square block area. Assistant City Attorney William Amsb&ry said • the plainllffs claim the city depressed values by falling to 1s.">uc building permits, using excessive law enforcement as a mean of harassment and re· · ducing parkmg. The city is denying lhe allegations. It filed con- demnation action in 1969 but didn't follow through on acqwsit1on of the land. ·. 3 Firms Propose Policy Analyses Two ~'risk management"' consultant firms have made proposals to analyze Saddleback Coll ege's liability insurance policies for fees rang- ing from $3,500 to $7 .500. And a third firm has stated its interest in do- ing s1m1lar work with the college's employee benefit package at a cost of $.5,000 to $6.000. THE THREE PROPOSA~ WERE made after district trustees agreed they need help dealing with lnsurance policies which are costing the dis- trict about $800,000 a year. I Trustees interviewed representatives of War· rcn. McVeigh and Grif£in of Newport Beach this week. This firm's representatives said they could do the job in about three months al a cost of from ~.soo to sr.soo. The second firm, Mund, McLaurin and Com- pany of Los Angeles, as expected to be in- terviewed by trustees later this month. Represen- tatives of the firm said they could analyze the dis- trict ·s liab1hty insurance at a cost of $3,SOQ to $.5.000. ALTHOUGH NO FORMAL PROPOSAL has been received, a college apokesman said the firm ur Hay and Huggins has indicated an intel'est in looking at the benefit packap for trustee. Trustees have been discusslng their insurance policies for several weeks, even since a broker said he could save tbe dlstrict from ts.000 to · $27,480 a year. Other insurance men, however, have questioned whet.her the insurance is the ,ame , as thal currently provided. : Volleyball Clinics . ·Offered in Viejo I Coed volleyball ~llnJca ror men and women 18 and older will b9 off orecl from 1 to 10 p.m. on Tueada)'t, April 4 to 1128,Inthe111.ulon Vl•Jo Hilb Sd>ool O'Ql. ~ Dick Leatb rman ol Volle)'ball lntmlatlonaf wm be the ln.lltNctcr. ' Th ts a m realstration ree ror tM eliht· :~ week coune. '1 PUrtbcr Information may be obta1nod by e11l-in1688-u:M. emnston 293. ... - • or else this is just another dumb ad, right. INDOOR.AND OUTDOOR CARPET PARK TOOL BOXES • lr GElfERAL PURPOSE .•.•.••• 6.66 l rU Y CAMTILEVER .......... 8.88 2 DRAWER CHEST •.•.•••••••• 1 a.aa Steel. lockable, bolda thlaga. empty till you 1111~ ITS EIUYA.f l·l·S ·~·S·' -,.t. f· 10. II ~--__,.fl ·~·IV MAHOGANY DOOR SKINS 2 22 3'x1' ~"THICI etc. Repair the algna of battle or Ju1t reface a door that ba1 a face that would atop a clock. 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NEW BRICK' If you Jut haft to IM:n-. real brict tMn J'OQ haTe to bcne a recd prtca. right 17~. .. • t .. ,_ 7 A.J4 OAll.Y PILOT ~ ~ f Los AN~=rt ~c'::.~=~: ~~By Some · Wayne has spent four decades cemed, Big John mlgbt just as ' nurturing an image as the con-well ha" donned a black bat sum mate steely-Jawed super-and joined up with the ru.sUen. patriot, but now he's being "PEOPLE SfA&TED sendln1 scorned as a turncoat by a group me letters that I'd fallen off my or his fans who lhmk the Duke's horse too many limes, that I'd gone haywire on the Issue of the been bounced on my head as a Panama Canal. baby." Wayne says. • Wayne, a Newport Beach resi-Wayne's problems with h is Qujeter Cycles WASHINGTON (AP> -The Environmental Protection Agency says it is setting lower noise limits for motorcycles. LOCAU ERVYN' these items available in our Anaheim, Cypress, Fullerton, Huntington Beach and Tustin stores only shoe speCialsl dent, says the proposed Panama fans started when word got out Canal treaties arcn 't all that bad that the actor had sent a tele· -he likesthem, rn fact-but as gram to Panama's political far as some of his politically boss, Gen. Omar Tornjos, offer· David Hawkins, EPA assistant admmstrator for air and waste management, said Wed· nesday that local com-t-~~--,r---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-J 10g "best wishes for a good rela· • · Viejo, Toro tionship between our countries." Wayne had business and personal ties in Panama for 40 years, and be sent the mesaage as a matter of "polite protocol," he says, not as an endorsement muniites will have to enact their own noise control programs if the EPA limits are to be ef· fective. He said the biggest problem will be keeping owners from removmg Pools Open For Vacation Swimming pools at El Toro and Mission VieJO high sehools will be open during Easter vaca- tion, Monday through Sunday, from noon lo 3 p.m El Toro's pool also is open for free swimmmg and diving on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p. m. and Saturdays and Sun days from noon to 3 p.m . Courses for "Mom1e and Me," advanced lt{esavmg and water safety also Will be offered in area pools b<>gmnmJ{ April 3 Further information may be obtained by <'ailing the Sad dleback Valley Unified School D1slract's llccrcal1on Depart ment at 586-1234. or the pro~ed treaties. IN FACT, AT the tame, Wayne said he didn't know much about the treaties and hadn't formed an opinion on them. But when hate mail started pouring in, Wayne figured he'd better look into the treaties. He spent several months studying them and emerged an articulate s upporter or the proposed pacts, hoping to enlist some fellow con- servatives in his cause. ··I think there are points in the treaty that make it worthy of the conservatives' backing," Wayne says. • "I'VE KNOWN these people <Panamanians) Jor 40 year~." he said m an interview Monday "In Panama, it is the leftists o.ltr l"tlet ,..., ..... JOINED THE RUSTLERS? Treaty Backer Wayne who are against the proposed treaties." Wayne said it disturbed him wh e o "Ronnie (former California Gov. Ronald Reagan) got into the act" because Reagan and other leading con- servatives based their opposition on hearsay. "tie's just stepped so far in there's just no way for hi(ll to make a thorough examination of himself and say, 'l was wrong'." the mufflers. The propo sed motorcycle noise stan dards would limit the noise level of street motorcycles to 78 de- cibels by 1985. r.tost off. road molorcycle11 would be allowed to make sllghtly more noise. 2nd Contract SAN. DIEGO (AP) - A $6.6 million contract to build the U.S. por- tion of the long-delayed TiaJuana Flood Control project has b ee n awarded to Kaster Corp. of San Bernardino Big Names!. Big BQJ$! ~· AA . "{25.4 fl. oz.) REGULAR PRICE $7.99 REDUCED TO $1.49 Ja111CSFGJre $5.99 750 ml. (25.4 ff . oz.) Benchmark Boutllon $160 750 ml. {25.4 fl. oz.) 4' • Wolfsdu11idt Vodlra80° $9.99 1.75L. (59.2 fl . oz.) YOUR CHOICE 6.97 ORIG. 14.99 ... women's suede-look sandals in 2 styles Exciting, super fem1mne sandals with soft, suede-look, man-made uppers- m black or brown. Features include stylish wedges and cushion soles; all with rope trim. Perfect with pants or skirts. men's and boys' nylon sport shoes Action-styled shoes with blue nylon uppers, matching brushed leather trim. Contrasting yellow sport str.cpes, padded ankle collar and scoop wedge. Action waffle tread soles. 11.97 save 3.02 on Nike· "Monterey" In blue nylon with yellow trim. Features padded ankle collar and tongue; special cushioned runner soles. Boys' and men's sizes. ' REG. 21 .99 18.97 leather "Inspiration" casual for men Styled with rust color, brushed leather uppers, on super comfortable "Inspiration" soles. REG. 18.99 14.97 sport shoe clearance! YOUR CHOICE . Di$continued styles for women and children. Not ell sizes are available in every style. Shop early for the best selection • Shoe Department - --. - ~ ONLY PllrOT Thurlday, MM;h 18, 1978 Neltrian-MarGUs Moves~tcfFashiO.; i·sla~d ,. Gushing Oranges Mafk Grand Opei11ng 1.1 NeWport Beach By .ROBERT A. AYERS s.iKlel ,.._....,. Neiman-Marcus ls a reality -at ,Fashion island. • Thousands of 1t11niature oranges "'gushed" from the Neimua·Marcus "'oil" well that traditionally marked the opening of the new Ne1man- Marcus store. Actress Linda Day Geor1e and Newport Beach Mayor Milan Dostal ~fficiaUy initiated the orange Oow as the doors opened on March S. Past Neiman Marcus opening guesla have witnessed gushers ol Coke in Atlanta, beer ln St. Louis, butterflies in Chicago, and red tape in Washington D.C. A 10-piece musical ensemble -helped open the tw~story. 120,000 • square.footoctagonalstructure. The Newport Beac:li JocaUm 11 ~e first ot three stores to be bUilt 'thy Neiman-M arcua in Calif Ol'Dia. .. The 4ltore was developed ~peclfically tor the California lifestyle," says Philip Miller. presi· dent of Neiman-Marcus. Twice u many plants than any other of the chain's atores IWTOUDd Lanz Pastels are Favorites at Dress Shc>p Pastela, especially lavender' and peach are favorites in women'• -tportswear and dresael thll aeucm according to Chris Ackerman: manager of Lanz of Califomla's Fashion Island store. "Lots of white la beinf abown ~ and tope are loose, free flowtn~ blouson styles with dolmu sleeves, Ms. Ackerman says. · Skirts are full, with Oounce bema and rufOes. .. Natural fabrics are in favor, with cotton, gauze, silk and a raw llnen- Jook synthetic ~mln!1f•C.. The trend lo pants Is toward atralehter legs and tradltiooal blazers ad vest.a are stW popular, according to Mt. Ackerman. .. Pleated dlrndle sldrU can be aub- stttuted for pants," abe says. . The Lana atore hu a larfe selee-· tlon of dresses wader their .on store label. "Draaea have ahBJt been a 1troa1 ·line with us and we have u many u:aJarp departmeQ.t store." The •to'"* also atoch a large selectJoa ot Jeana. 1Ddudi.Da atyla by Panther, NOll·StaP, Tattoo. Bini Teo, Youna Edwardian ancl~ Lau ts now carry1D1 Damkln one-piece 1.-IPl$Ultl ud leo&ards u well u lealher Jaandbap made for the tom :y JAJtal;. · The newly nmoddecl tboe de· partment featUrel ct.;J b1 lltDa. Bear ~blccl and BernRao. Store ~ a.re lo a.m. JO I p.m. Monday, Tti\&ridaY' and l'rid.U; 10 a.m. to• 1).m. TaadQ."imd'.WecJo nesday,10a.m.to5:10p. ~ endnoonto~p.m.Sundiy Q light colQred travertine tile noors, zebrawood (a llibl honey color with brown Yert1cal st.riping) fixtures, earth-toned walls, a central skyligbted escalator and fashions from aome ol the most famous de-signers in the world. .. We've loaded the store with the best of the best," aaya MUler. The store•1 '72 buyers shop the world for the most elegant and ex- q"1site' .fashions -Neiman-Marcus ii tbe only st.ore 1D the U.S. to buy directly from the Russian for IUC· lion. he said The department store chain bas made some significant changes since the ftrst store opened in 1907. The small It.ore selling only ladies outerwear and millinery bas become a chain of stores housing many specialty abops. "Any one of our departments could stand alone as an individual specialty shop .;_ we've taken these 'shops' and p1aced them under one roof." Some of the departments include meA1s dotbing, cosmetics, women's departments such as separata, de· sieoer sportswear, juniors and Nouvelle, lift galleries, galleria, belt.er apparel salon. trophy and furs and "me of the largest pre. cloua jeWehy departments within a departmeot store ln the U.S." A continuation of special events that bave marked Neiman-Marcus calendar 1ince opening day wu announced. Collections for Genre and Bon Jleaa1e by the noted des1gner Gil Almbe& will be informally modeled on March 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Arlene Dahl. creater of the new c:lauic fragrance. Dahlia, will ap- ~at. Nelman.Marcus March 22 to e a peraooa1 presentation and ' centscope." Abo mating an appearance will be Holly Harp on March 30 and 3L An informal modeling will take place OD both days from 11a.m.to3 p.m. 1imi1J'fashion' Edition of Orange County Living DAILY PILOT Merch 15 a 11, 1978 Robef't N. Weed ~I -Pub11S1Wr George A. Leidel ,.._Ion "°""M9<'' Sped.t Sections Staff: Bob Ayers, Victor Cook and Hllppy Hunt Ccaver Photo by Barbar• c.,y Holly's H.rp P•l•mH wlll be ,.atured et the deafgfter'1 fHhlon ehow, Thur1day, March SO at Naiman-Marcus, F11hlon l1l1nd. Show wlll b4fneflt lh• Junior League's New Directlon1 Project, Well hanging la "Per1lan Ttle1," • crultt•d end embfoidered tapestry tw (lolly Hope. • .. PMI " a • •a ,, 11 .. 11 11 • a • " .. • • • • I .. " " " ., • • .. I • • It II .. • • • I ' . II ., • • ,, • •• .. 1' .. • • • .. .... ..-- DM.YPLOT I • , Season Trends Robinson's Features S.oft Spring Faihtorrs --- Flowing, feminine skirts in longer lengths and oversized, soft allk blouses are important !asblon trends for the spring season, accord· ing tQ Patty Farmer, assistant stor'e· m a nager for women's wear at Roblmoo's Fashion Island. . . Soft colors arc popular along with· deep Tegetable tones and beige and green khaki. Tunics wom over akirts and belt· ed at the waist also are in, 'says Mrs. Farmer. Vests also are worn open over big shirts in the "Annie Hall" look, she says. All-weather coau will feature full skirt• with lareer tops for/ a ''dressmaker look ... Bow ties are wom either ti~ qr untied and 40-lncb lone obloac scarves in crepe de ehlne or lex· lured basket weaTe fabrics are in, worn loose and oPeD but always knott.*1 at the ends. Pants have a more tapered lea this Mason ancl are pleatH at the !<>PS. Tbe.Y can be woru wtlh strap- 'py sandals wltb four-Inch heels or Vef'1 flat, open aaDd•la. In,Jnelt7 aD the naturals .,.. popul!L"L lncludlns leather, ·:wooc1 ud ueu. Belts of braided leatber and cord wWa baneins sbella an tn. creastqtytavond. -For men tbe tren4 Is toward Joaeer. overslzed lilt shirts 1'iOl'D tucked ID or over drawatrin1 puts. Raw 1Uk pleated trouaen by Geotrre, Beane are another ~· fashion Item for spring, acc:ordin• to Mn. Farmer. ,,. . A new line of men •1 clothes,· "Cbapt .. by RaJpb Lauren Includes suits. sport coats and slacks in Uabt blue navy, brown and tan. ·~ are nicely styled.'' says Mn. Fumer, .. wftb clean lines and patcll pockett... . She said the sport coau have a cuualJook while the salt.I have a buabaeu au1t atyliD" Robti&On'• la or,Jen Monday, Thursd.q and ~ 10 a.m. to t p.m,. Tuesday, WetfDes4ay and SatufUJ 10 a.m. to 5:IO p.m. and Sun4"''D90G to 5 p.m •. .. . cdfi jeer\ pstents ttsdeaslc.....- b/ ~ 19SQihen W1I'\ 0 doledt»<rd r'ON On8Wq>ef\t»to cd:tb'fQI IUMWln \ - \ \ '.,,. ~. MM:h 11. 1171 OM. Y Ptl.OT S · ... ~-t~e -Elegan~e -of--. .. .. - Diamonds aRd Gold "''°'' , r.nq. .. S..o..i.ful ...._,,. on.J cono-r O.Omonch r°"" 0 roGoil heart s.eo1~inci moo . Ju11 the cule1t little teddy beo1 -ho's holdoig o O.Omond It.a. $100 e Th>, l...,e i1 mode of d:omonch nr-d -olds ·-and Ow becomes o boo11tiful f>n iM!oitly. SllSO v "'090 QOld. ond 0 diamond, Stunn:n<J. $1~. Radiant OOmord ec>'l'ings. Not for !tie Viv of heort. $2250 • ~ NK AMERJCARD • AM~icm 8<PRESS • MAS Tat 01AAGE • P8lSOtWXB> TERMS SOUTH COAST PLAZA Bristol at San Diego Freeway COSTA MESA "Co1cod.,' by 0.0099 Bl<nwm -$568 \et lffee d~ CJOCe this I 4IC ~ WfldJ;nq bond SISS Foo Che loJ ~ w:•h 1he 1nodern look I 4K ond diamonds mo $opphire1 & d•om<>nd1 mole beou1,f.,I je..,olod fir>~,..., PSO II clctoeo•e d<omond CfOI~ So pie tty SI 7S o"" "' our o""n ho11dmoc.le zodiac 1 Cancer "'°"" $125 , , P~$12S . -Wide qold , , • and loocled ~ c:r.omonds. s:mpiy \IUl'WWlq s 1950 :i .• ...... Tl-~1 T Oultl\ lliclt pin ~ beouttfuUy del01od. 01omo11d on horn. $150 Thi1 I SK ~ey wil certainly unloc~ ho- heort S37S / A wh1m1:col pon1y ombroces o d.amond Sure to pfoo\e ~~~-V hot $1S9 Th,1 turtle i1 14K and corr:C.1 ~-damond on ti;, boc~ $100 A mqn' I &anond Mq !NJ! "1ow1 <1eQt to11e. ' -... • .. . . L DAI. y PILOT * May Co. Names New Manager Harbor Center Windsor Has Sports Togs For Women Floyd Bender has bffn named general manager of May Company, South Coa'lt Plaza, replacing Harold Crowe. ~ • Bendu bas been in the retail busi· ness for 20 yean; t.be last three within the May Co. organization. "I've had almost every mangerial }>OS!Uon there is," says Bender. He has held positions tn Sears, Montgomery Wards, and May Co. storea in Eaele Rock. East Los Angeles, Riverside and Brea prior to coming to the Costa Mesa store. · "This store is one of the largest 1've been involved with. "Every line carried at other May Company stores is featured here as well aa other lines that the others don't carey," be said The South Coast Plaza store re: cenUy waa remodeled. Fashklm are accented throughout the store with modern-metallic furnishings, Chinese architecture, metak<:eilings, and a mural in the cosmetic department. Nay Co. started in California in 1923 when tbey bought Ham .. burger's department store where the exlsting downtown Los Angeles store is located. The cha1n has grown to 2S fUU-ime 'depa.rtmmt stores and two small 15pedalty shops. · Store hours are from 10 a.m. to 9:80 p.in. M0nday Chrough Frida)', until 1 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. tot p.m. cm SlDlday. \ Floyd Ben*r It 99neraJ· manager of May Comp8ny-W South Coaat Pim store. "Windsor Sports Shops offer com· plete wardrobes with all the ac· cessories any woman may need for any occasion, any time of the year," says manager Pal Boggs. More Olan 400 name brands make up Windsor Sports Shops' complete lines of jeans, dresses and blouses in typical califomia wear. "We carry everything for mothers, daughters, grandmothers and granddaughters in size s 3 through 18," Ms. Boggs says Pastels are lhis spring's fashion. colors and most fabrics are soft wjth laces and trims. "This is a big year for dresses. More is beiog done with dresses now than h as ever been done before," she said. A complete line of accessories io· eludes bats, shoes, jewelry, scarfs and belts. Windsor Sports Shop, located at 2300 Hnrbor Blvd. in Harbor Center in Costa Mesa, is open from 10 a. m. lo 6 p.m . Monday through Saturday, and from noonto5p.m. on Sunday. In addition lo the Harbor Center store, there are other Windsor Sports Shops located in the Laguna Hills Mall, Palmdale, Lancaster and Burbank. . _, EASTER'S HERE!! Sunday, March 26 Last year, a customer said "What a wonderful idea!" This year we've gone a step further ... Geppetto's a child's fantasies' personnel will assist you In choosing an Eastel Basket, filling It with pf ush teys and candiel. of yaw choice. As our thanks to you for shopping~ ua we will cellophane and ribbon the basket free of charge. _ Thts year, we wlH aJlow you to re-cycle last year's Easter Baskets (whether or not you purchased it heJB), flH it with goodies from our shops and still cellophane and ribbon It for you. It doesn't ewn have to be an Easter Basket. Use a fireman's hat •.. a sand pall ... a Tonka truck ... whatever! Our Spring Fashions have arrived for the little (and bigger) ones. B Bl NG I1:iJ.S AD. W1I.t:i YOU. EQB. A 15% DISM_ .QM Al.la ttfaY EA~ AMQ SPRING a;o = This offer expitWCh 26 at ~ng time. THE MERCADO RANCHQ8~ ' • You shoutd have at li&st one long, lean new one , -•• to pop on over shirts. T-shirt$, sweaters. You've pulled It au together right when the look Is e-a-s-y.~ade. for us alone; open cotton v~t. khaki poplln reverses to khaki Oilen weave, S,M,l4 $46 Khaki rayon/silk vest, S,M,L, $38 t~xtured 4 -pocket natural weave vest, cotton lrtsizes S,M,L, $42 Emphasis ' ·~ ~---... • • • roung ·styles· in Vogue Motherhood Maternity Sbopa. one 'of the country•a leadln& m~ clothing retailers. hu formed 1ta own maaufacturlog divlaion, Lem Ltd. Lexix Ltd. dealan director Joyce Ewtn1 Bradt1y faces unique challenges as the designer for maternity wear that wW appeu to the yowiger customer and career woman at prices that prove that la"~ ~hllltA Jll ~QSt..AJalo.f money. ''Pregnancy brlnea with lt a new awareness of temln1nlty, and our customers still want to keep up with current f ashlon trends that will ena- .ble them lo enjoy this special .time," says Mn. Bradley. , "My fashions must fit com· fortably, have good construction and be easy to care for. But above all, they must be lovely to loot at and be irresistible.'' she says. She shops and studlea.&.he fashion centers in New York and Europe and incorporates new trends into her work. "I'm aware that designers for other markets will. pick up thege trends, and by following what the major markets are doing, it will keep us in tune with the current maternity fashions ... • For spring, she aees a continua-' tion of the .. soft.0 feminine look in easy shapes, flounces, ruffles, &M Victorian gard~n printa. She says colors hover around ,rom anUc lee geam pastet1, bri~t crayola ca!'ors fashioned in gingb~ 8Dd atroDg oeuc.ral ahadea Of khaki, iute and nax. ••Each of our Motherhood Maternity Sbopa carrtu 70 percent of the Lexla Ud. d.estgns. These de- signs have also proved to be very popular with the woman who isn't pregnant, but wants high fashJon at • reasonable price" says Mrs. 8radlpY...._ . .... . ~ Full Care Beauty Service Provided at Hair Handlers · · ''For the first time in man~-: ,we are gettin1 awq from at a woman and aayin1 .. what a beautiful haircut," aay1 Stevei Handler of Hair Han~ra salon, Newport Beach. "Instead, we are saying 'what a beautiful woman,' taldnc In her whole fashion 'look,' not Just her ·hairstyle," he sayo. With thl1 idea ln mind, Hair Handlers provldea .. full care" tSeau- ty service, including akin care, m anlcures, pedicures, scientific facials and ~lotbl • and• color coordination as well as halr design, coloring and custom permanent waving. "No woman should wear the same style longer than six. to eight months," Handler says. "It doesn't have to be a drastic change-, but everyone geta tired of looking at the same thing all the time." Handler'• salon, located in Westcllff Plaza, 17th Street and Irvin_, Avenue, Newport Beach, ls open from 9 a.m. Monday through Saturday and in the eveoin11 by ap- pointment. A aecond location ta at 8908 Warner Ave.1 Fountain Valley. "I look at eacn cllent as an in· dividual, analyzing her bone struc. ture, llfesty~1 alze, carriage and poise aa weu as other .quaJaties, then decide what would best suit her," Handler' says. Appolntmenll may be made by calling SU.MM, ID FoQDtaln Valley the number ls 8t7·9065. :vachting, Business Crowd Enjoy Halllday's in Newpprt - CRUSHABLY PREITY ... The elnsticlze<I "crushable'' bodice cotl- tinues for Spring as 'a blue ribbon winner. And our fabulous 'undress ndds lots of terrific extras like modified cap sleeves, 11 narrow, squnred l)eokline and gnthercd skirt oll fn a senudonal borclcr priut dc,ign in rayon and cotton. Sizes S/6·13/l,,-4 in m1Yy or red. $38. Openiag Soon Our Newly Redecorated And Freshly Stocked LANZ SHOE SALON ------=---~ --- .J • . . . . , I 1 .cAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON .··:1111 @PURCHASE OF DIAMiNDS . . . A dlamond l..U a lifellme. lt't ... uty never ch1nees ind It'• "''• ... wllh It'• MIUty. Ovet the Y-" It wlll probably e\l'n 1.ncre.. Ill alue. At PROt'ESSlONAL JEW· ILERS we help you choo• a dlao mood you can cherlm. We ten rou 9"1ftblnc 1bout 1 dlamood w- roa buy It, In detail. We want-yaa to have a diamond you love, and a Cantaalk nlue u well. l'ldliip1 Ill the fnluronarlon we ..... -.O't intcrc>I C\ "I """· llut then we'ft llOt looking for the u•tomer 1h1t ohopt lbc mylhlc"1 bargain .. We want die • ajpllullna cu•h•n1.r ,.ho lilte1 f11e11 - mi aiult1e value. \\h•:n you bur • dle- l90lld from U" )"01111 knDW Utclly wtial pl Into the rri•C. DbrnondJ 1tt the """' cndurln1 .. ~ lbllCe known lo nwt. 8~1 "° two 41> ~ .,., c>J11. tly ahlte. Eadl -- ii:wn the srounJ In rhc ronn o>f 1 Utdit febble; and only aflcr It pUles lh .. 1111 -Y skilled h•nlit lloes It bec:omll 1 lllna er bcllllty. ·ru tktcrmllM Ille nl• ol 1 dlamon.J there arc four facton II» -.Ider, rcfcmd 1 .. u the ~Four C'1 • Ott, Color, Chnty 111J Cmt ~L 01T MlchcllflP A dllmond'l b< aul\ is dcttnnlncd ..,, It's Oii. llhcn kl-·•IY rruportlanecl, 11'1 r.:ets m1"m11e th l~t 1nJ rwl!Kt ft lip lhroogh tlw '"P o( 11.-clllll!IOfld ..a1n1 JI bri~hl. flcry and bflllllnL NI ilipropcrly cur Ji.m(ll1d lcuu 10me ot l!lb lllflt throu ~h · ·1cait.91" anc the II.on• h:u k" t•.,kk, no llf• 111d a .._,...,ue. Most diamond• h•V\" In< lusloN Of I sllpt tfnee o( co>lc>r lh•I n •lur< pal there. Mlft a:n't do 1ny1hm, oh1UI IL 8111 lhe.cut. 11111 Is "h•ll' m•n '"" !Nty lmprow on beauty. If 11110 i.knltcal dl-Ollcb • pl.Iced liJ< by liJ< '"' -.. -'-!lllant and 11<-r) 11.,n the olher die flult llCJ In th• rn11tns. A c•dul txem- IMUon of th11 •lo11c ,. ill show th1t If• Qicel •nalcs 1nJ proportions do not •I.di lllotc of lh< n1orc ldealy cut Cllmond. So It cannot a>mRWld u 111#1 ..... 'IHB BEAUTY OF A DIAMOND 11le be111ty or a dl1mo11d comas trwa the islll that I'""' tluoua)I It Of It ~d from II. l11111t b ~-lhl .. dial wt tek• for gnnl•d. wlrhou 1 ntco,nll~ 11111 It It m1cJc up of co1nllcM ny1 *>oCfllJ In all d1r...:1luns.. ~ endcl'tanll how liit>t mikes die '-11ty of a dumond we ha..: 10 Chink el It In tcnns or lnJ1>idual r~t.. Al a ray of ll&fl r "" rcu the diamond. h .,., dhc.rlo11 1.-<ordlt11 to 1111 • ftactl¥1 lnde• •n•l thrn kttp1 p>ln1 unlll ll •lrlket IJ•r 111\kl • nf another fMat. V 11 11r11cu 111& racet .. tlhln the Clf~ ~.ft aoea oo lhro\1111 ar4Jc.,;~ ct. 4'Mnond. Olhuwl•, It bounce• orr II\ • SW dl~clloll, llDl ,.lthlo Ula dona.. Tiii proportlonln("of 1111 UIDond and tie C910iljs ol lhe Caceu tq pwci. .,..,. -.....,,., • tllat;J l!llll'h "'" .. PQ9dble c911 IP IDto 1110 slone Crom Cho tap, bounai -d 111.ide, end 0- -wk Git Ille IOP mpln •Ida "9Uanoe Ila mad ldntilbdon. A di. lrlOfld who• propottlou an too deep will "leak" UO• thtou&h the raceu be- IDw the Jlrdla. OM •hOM p..iport!QM -too ltlallow ..ru 1bo leak ¥1. .S II •w h..,. a '"1bh "'•'' dead IPOl oo top. Tm I loot. It IM-cl~• below Ir> ace w!lat -mean. The last two cuta • euacratrd In!"-diapstM, but a diamond ...i be only a uui. too JIMllow Of too d«p bcfon It sluts to kAk Ught. UU.UANC£. Fl R1 ASI> ICINTILLATION ll'l!lllnet, lltt Ind tchlt1ht1<111 are often OO.lllR4L .. die mtctesl liltftR, BRU ... UAl'ICE Is the lnl<nsl\)' of the reflco. lloaJ ol 11Wtllte li&fi t from the dl1mon4 &at -.11 th• eye ,.hen we look do....,, llllO IL Tlle9e an: the h11crnal rdkcdons er.. U. Udo a11'f111:• of lh.c faceb llelow the afrdle. 8rciwtc It b so hud, the dltmond Uktt 1 h iah poh>h and to OW-off 111<>re l>rllh•nl rurfMJe ie- 5Kli9nl dlill!I dlX'I any other &em. So .. dillnood'1 brilllancc come• fiom Ill "lenlal _, •lltomal roflc~~n• or Uabt- 11'e ~·· •b~1ty to l>ruk up a rq cl w.1111111 llPt mro all colon or tM lftClnl'" pve1 It flRP Thu dhpcnloa .. ~ter lh111 11111 nf ony olhor aem. 1lle 31 facett bet .. «n 1hc iuulc ind tho t1bk ~ placed to t•kc mH1mum ad- ftl'IUllD or the dt1mm1of1 po11.u of di• panloft, to 1lve rhc di.1nond lhc mo1t en poulble. ,.. Old 111111ery rh) ~>< ""P. .. J..,lnlle, telaklt, Utile <tar l•ke • dbmood In the flr.y." SC'l'llrlllATION II that ftWinltrtna or Oa.h111i: of ll5h1 fcom the facets o( 1 dl.monu u Ir moves. This dllpend• prlnurlly on tllrce thlnp: ttMr ~ or Ill• pa•llh n f1ee1J b<lo,. 1111 slrd1e; the CNmbcr nf f1ce1J •l.slblCI '° lbe eye II tht di.tmnnJ 1110•1"; and the llWI pollsh or lu•I•·• of rhe fac:>lts ie- ftDcll• ~ ll&ht. S. 1"lill•t1<>11 upl1ln1 "'41y dlll'llO!ldl 91, '" mu<l1 mol'l' M9ulJ. ftlJ 'Wiien they arc on 1uot1on wl1ile bef111 _.. thaft Ibey 11' I I rc st. WHAT Al()(lf SltAP£! n.. b 1 '1ahl price dltrerentlll In tho ~ ol ClnUbed dl1t110!ldt...A 01aiq11i. « a ,.. tllape ..tll cost "411 ay mOC'f .... -ncl dbmo~ ot the a.me lb 1114 ...,Uty beaa11tt they takt mont time 1114 *Ill ID die e11t11na procra. An W P\dOI wtll COil ~Uy lea benu• tllll--IOftL At flotlldoflll Jewdcn we 1oalytt all -Amood1 for proper euttin.. Wa dlod: all dllmonds apbut the PROPOR· 110NSC0f'E. The propot1lon.sc~ ls an cip1Ja16 IOlllpllrll« 11\11 &ft&lyu S IJ" pcopor11oru ot to11Jld and Can<.y eut llllnloedl. a>LOI. Wost dllmondt ue lnntpatently dear, or wt\lte. but with 1 t11111 or body color Illa& cu be .. n when one looks !hR>udl the l6da of a dt.mond l!laimt a '1hlt• ~ Cc.pklclY ~ dft. ~ ll:r wllht ~ -\!Cf)',.,., llbo9t two pel'Cllll of lllr.111 dlall\onda. Becca of !tit milY D, •nd F coloM. ...._. -...i lllllwr II"'-ot -ne 11hl>C.-.. Jnelcn -alwq1 ..... -61nondl .. lie Dbmondllll wUll Ibo dlaQiond yudstlclt (Muter cokir padcd diamond•) and we uie tht Gemo- ~ 11Ut111111olAmericaandinl11> Ull'll (comlde~d Ill be the !00'! a<curaUI oolor pdln1 tyllem In the ,..,rtd>, a.AlllTY kllll9 lllftlre b nrcly pcrf ect mOfl d!Mloftdl •ow mpcrfoctlons of cw• ......... n.. -a11c• Ind-----ttlt)' an wl!hln Che Jtonc ·tiny t.btlln. .-ct• of other acrnt. hJfrllne1 • ~ kh lcadu-6ona aR rarcly llNC111111 tl'llUncas. But they do affc1.t Me~IL Iii IDl!le diamond' lhere Ill' indusfons • tblble to the unaided eya. The bnlll1nc:e and &. ot lhetl llo-II le» than 1h1t of dimotldl ..._ llldl111lonr aie 11<>t wnile, -4 IO tlMy hM'9 • lessor ctr1v.:o ofcladty. 'nle• are c.1t• lmperfccu and Mp:adctdlenl l1. t2,111d l3accordlfllly. A a.wtea dlamoed llll top dlflty. By ~ Tl'de CoonmmkHt S1anda1d1, 1 a..wtus diamond II OClt which no ln-dwlon1 or blcmbhca we villblc to 1 tQIDed eyo 111lna 10.poMr m1p11fk1hon Ill pd liaht. O< cou111 • d.lam<>11d d°" llOt hlft lo be nawleu lo be beautiful. Al Profoulonll Jewddl ~ ardully lntl*'l Ill OU r dlamood I u. the M 1'111: V C.otltl co detenn!M the.It cwlty llldl 9IMl -lllC tho CSiolopcal ln•tl- 11111 or A.merict d1dty 111J1na system tll dltcrlba the obrtty, CAUTWUCHT A "1eaion'd01 Iha b determined l>y 1r1 wtltlhl Ill .. nts (1 unit or wtlghll A Ol.lll Is dlvlOud Into IQ() polnu A 47· point diamond (wrlltca .4 7 caurs) la lllntoc a ~111 carat dllimond W• llway1 telf' you In .. r111ns the co.t Wit welchL DC I U AT. .M·r · 01 NH DG AT APPRAISING DIAMONDS BY COMPUTER ~.{ ~-:t"""!Md"""' FOR HAVING THE GOOD FOATUNE OF HAVING a~ .. -.--..11 ACOUIAED nfE s.:r,~s &I.-_.,, __ OF GE.Mbt.OOIS .•• =.::-=--=~ ELLIOT PUGH ......,.,. .......... ... ,._ ..... _ .... _ .. ----~ Orett11111 ~ ~emoliglcal ............ -.-. ..... -..................... , .... -tnetlbb or AlnlrtclJ 1 . ./ ....... ...,.. .. _...,_ •11 ... .-.... W• lf'°'"-,~d•tl TMt ft DID YOU KNOW? ......,, ____ :=.:-..:-:. =--= n. r::. "' .......... rd~ do----·"·--Jo. """'41)~ O'd,... (Olll....d .. _,_o,,,.. S1olS~pery- c.{ ,.,, ___ .. ,,._ .. When••., 111 .. a k lnilollon °' o fllf'OM•--... --~ .. __.,. ""'°"""""" --·--.... ~ .... ·.: =:::::::.:::, ,......... ""' .o4d .......... """ lq\ WNC>OICI -....._,(I)\ w. "n --..... c.v' :::.r::r:.:: :-::,:-::;:: A91< U8 (WHATEVER) ABOUT DIAMON08 ............. -........... THE MORE YOU lltlNK YOU KM0W ABOUT DIAMONDS· 1* MORE YOU'U APPREOATE \JS Daily 12-S:OOP.M. ·Sat 10-S:OOP.M. -Master Charge • Bankamerkurd • ~merican Eitpress t<NOVJL l [)cif. 11\Jl rl~!:ITY DIAMOND CUTTERs-JEWELERS-GEMOLOGISTS-DESIGNERS 20902 Brookhurst Street, Suite 201, (N1a1 A1l1nt.1 Ave.,) Huntington Beach, California 92646 (714) 963-5625 10 DAILY PILOT Thul"lday, M9'ch 18, 1178 • '. . .. ~·-· .. ..... .f ' . . -~-. ;-.-·, ;:t • • . I x HMS· Pinafo.re Oj)enS in Balboa ·Fa·mily Skin ! Care Cente" Aids Acne By VICTOR COOK -..cw_.._. ....... Junior contemporary !ashlo'n styles not found elsewhere on Balboa Island are available at .Jf.M.S. Pinafore, newly opened al 221 Marine Ave. . According to store buyer Mrs. Jill Brasfi eld, the shop is decorated to resemble the H.M.S. Pinafore of Gilbert and Sullivan operetta fame. Lots of wood with brass and antique accents contribute to the decor, says Mrs. Brasfield. "We have a ahlfs masthead over our desk that as a carving of Buttercup, the girl who was a character in the operetta," she says. Inside there..!! a ship's door and a ship's wheel decorates a display window. ' ''Soft blouson tops and flowing, soft and feminine skirts and dresses are currenUy in fashion" says Mrs. Brasfield. The store features dresses and coordinated skirts and tops by Barbara Barbara, trimmed jeans. by Great Escape, tops and skirts by Huk·a-Poo and pantsuita, dresses and coordinated sportswear by J .J. and Co. Another fashion trend for spring is the "athletic look" says Mrs. Brasfield. She described thls as shorls and jackell or cotton, lycra or terry .with satin trim. 'They are casuat. y~t feminine," she says. Other styles include coordinated sportswear arouplne1 by Freab From Callfornla, T ·ablrta by Gerard Mai'Un of Montreal and Hugh Mynatt •how• Marci McKinley new sportswear available at H.M.S. Pinafore, ~1 Marine Ave., Balboa laland. . swimwear by llightide and Wet. H.M .S. Pinafore is owned by Hu&b Myn,.u, former general manaeer of Richard's Lido Market. He a~o operates Panache, another women's.clothing store at 301 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. H.M.S. Pinafore hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m·. Monday through Saturday and l<! a.m. to s p.m. Sunday. "Although acne only occasionally causes pain or disftguring scars it can be a severe test of the emo- tional stamina of adolescents and adults alike," says Pat Hansen. management diredor of Family SldD Care Centers. The centers approach the treat,- ment and control of acne from an understanding if its nature and pro- per treatment, which varies widelJ for individual cases, s he said. "The therapists and counselors at Family Skin Care Centers are always available with informative instructions for proper home care of the skin in order to speed up the control treatments done in the center," Ms. Hansen says. In addition to the control of acne the centers specialize in non- surgical face lifting procedures, facial peeling, normalizing oily or dry complexions and in giving a re- laxing facial without the use oJ machines or gad~cts. Information and appointmenta can be had by culling these nwn· bers in the followin g communities: Huntington Beach-894-7541; Newport Beach-648-7755; M\ssfon Viejo· 76~H378 : Tuslin-Oran1 .. 639-3913; Anaheim· 776-8760; Cypress· 821 ·9800; Santa AnaS57-03al ; andSanDiego-4~ nEttl€~CR€€k the or1~ine.1 golfje.cket ... by 1, 1.01\DOn Q; FOC" S H 0 P 44 fathk>n Island, newport center 644·5070 .,. SAVE 25°/o ON Seamless Polyester SHEER CURTAINS (any length-any width custom made) Solid Colon. Textures. embroideries. laces In 1 Tremendous Selection Everyone knows the beauttful LIGHT a ,\f RY erfed of open weave curtains r1 the window. Now, the latest style In home fllhlon It t,..mendous savings. • ' I Our deslgnera are at your command to. help ~ chooM fabfics and stytl"O that wlll ldd elegenoe to your home at a modest oo.t. Our piece Of yoort Come .... Prices start as low os $-45.00 for a 6 foot wide window CAU FOR COMPUTI DECOU TIMG SEIVICI • 2J Fa111iD11 ....... Newport ..... 644-1160 • &derS. c ...... ~Fwy. 111 E. 11• st .. ' ,, . ' ,..... • I ISO -_...-................... ...,.iii ..... ~--...... ._..~-.,...;..,.; ............ _.,_.... ......... .._.. ............ .__.~~iiiiiii;iiiii;iiiiii_iiii __________ w_..;~--iiiii';-;..~~~-~~~-~-~-... -iiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiilil&-.liillllil' t -----~ ---- Th&nday. March 18. t171 DAILY ft.OT 11 Hoh -~ dOOd -.h · . ~p1):---.tr FOR EASTER •• r· .. 1 NEW • • • • BLOUSON TOP 3-PIE<! POLYESTER PANT SEf 50% cotton 50% POiyester. In sort p retty pastels with face and ribbon tnm snort sleeve Comes In sizes S-M-L LONG SLEEVE TURTI.ENECK PULLOVER. 7!'1 Basic top, Dress uP or down. Full fashion l pastel colors. 34 to "Q. 799 WINTUK SWEATER ASSORTMENT 999 to ] J 9?. $15 Tff E JACQUARD=--~TIER W1 nt uk, orion MEDITERRANEAN L..>ti----~_:I_lc_'.i~-c~-w~_.'t_~M-l_~~-~-..... s~A~ ,· 588 ;7~ 799 _>.,>l..,.._....,. ' } ., \ ·.\ \ ~ I •, \.~ One size. Conon and polyester. EYELET BABY DOLL WITH BIKINI PANTY 437 100% Polvest•, beadltd llQe thou Ider. elastlcited waist, 5" flounce. Whit•, plnk. mint l Belg9, s.,M-L ' v 1 ty Elastic waist. Bliut and I !t i: orc~locs red. Siz• 8-M-L. ~,_,.: \'=,,}o-__ ..__ _____ -1 .. PROPORTIONED ·799 SLACJCS Polyester materilt Witt. etutte-.. waist. Available In basic color'S...t Petite 8-1&. av.age &-18. tatr 1<>-18. POLYESTER.. SKIRT 699 A line~ with elaatlc welat_ F1ahlon colore. Sl.t .. 8-1& SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3JJJ lllSTOL •COSTA MISA • '46allU M..f 10.t P.M. SAT. IN:JO P.k SUM. IN P.M. , .. .,....,.1111 •• .. -- .. Loli Flynn, aulltant f•lhlon coordinator for Bul1oc:lee South CoHt Plaza etor• model• ew~lng dre11 by.Hantet lefWJn. Bullock's Known for 70 Years as Fashion Leader By ROBERT AYERS ~---.,.-. Bullock's has been known for high fashion for 70 years lo Southena California. In 1973, the t.hree·level, ~.000- sq unre-f oot 1tore ln South Coast Plaza was built. It houses m~ of lhe moat 1ou1bt-aner I ublou available In the area. A Callfomta coudtry Uvlnc tetUng sculpted in brick, tlle and wood, enhaaced by warm, natural colors, textured fabric• and decorative planUnp ls a fttttnc showcase for today's consumer. , .. Because Bullock'• la the anchor for the South Coast Plaza, we want• ed a distinctive showcase· for the fashionable merchandise we olJer sopbilticated residents of this af. fluent and pl'eltlllous Oranee Coun· ty comm~""ftld Howard A. Goldfeder, Bulfock'1 chairman. Some of the mercbandlte includes designs by Chance Wayne for Fashions by Chance, Carole LltUe for San Tropes West, L.A.X. Silks, Anne Klein and Calvin Klein. • "Many of the pepuJar 4'111'Derl of tod•J are very JOUDI and Callfoi'nla-bued to the new styles fit lato the California lifettyle," says Shelley Kaufman, Publicity director for Bullock'a. She notes that tbe big jacket ror women is in extremely b1'h de· mand. "It ls to be worn with the collar up, sleeves pushed or rolled up and worn over almoat everythln• -shirts, dresses, pants and eveo sun dressea." Other "ln" Jookl for sprlq eve-nln...« dress include· large, nutty tops, tbe vested look with blsfer arm holes to go over the "bl&' tape or blquses, veey blih or vert low· ~ heeled aandall and leotarda -worn under a variety of clotbel lncludlns a dance skirt for the dt.coa.. "The hie news in women'• •c- cessorla II the use ot beltl u body accent. woni either bandolero style -over Ule lftouJdfl' -or wrapped aroune! the b.lpa two or three together;• 81.11 Jlrt. Kaut· man. Scarfs are also popular this spring with many uaed u Uea with vests. Bullock'a lD South Coui Plua 11 on• of II...,. et the ••rn• name servlnf Southtna CallfoniJa and Arl10Da. Tbe ant BuUoct•1 ltor• opened on March 4, 190'1 In the pueblo of Loi Angele•. .... .. .. -. •• .. •• PA.I PLAIDS MAD A PAMTSUIT. O.G's seporatM in a delicate lovely yellow double bile polyester coordinate fOf a charming 54.it. The jcrlet hos~ y-thaped pockets S42: the pants match the fine "9 plaid 522. Sizes 8 to 18. Skirts also ovoilobl. at S 16. PMI CLOSE TO OUI EAST IMT'IAMCI AT 81) OF MA~A SINCE 1949· Dl!PAftTMl!NT STOftl! - , •• "\.I ' •• ... • ;I/'" • - • 1116 MIWPOIT ILYD ... COSTA MESA J • ) \.r- • "WOMAN IS A BEAUTIFUL WORD" by Chri1tlne Allen "We>mm't i1 a beautiful word," soys Marengo, o consumote artist with deep insight into the underlying spirit of women . Almost everywhere women ore achieving positions that were once considered beyond their capacity. The most exclusive businass, scientific, and polittcal societies hove ot lost opened their doors and admit· ted women to the highest honon that ore within their power to bestow. It is no longer inconceivable thot there should be a woman president in this country -that day will be here foster than you think.·' Marengo, o chorismotic forte be- hind the Marengo Institute in Newport Beach, is determined to prove the superiority of women. "Hoving succ· essfully freed herself from her thrall· dorfl to man, women hos emancipated herself from the myth of inferiority and now realizes her potentialities to the fullest ... Marengo· s Institute is dedicot• eel to the beauty of women, esthetidy, attitvde-w1se and inner feeling . Staffed by fifty beauty makers -cosmetolo- gists, esthetic1ons, 'J'lor coordinators, fashion consultants, make-up artists, reflexalogis.ts, hoircutters and imoge makers -the institute affirms M.r. Morengo's beliefs. Beauty is not only on agreeable form to look ut; but on expression of the inner essence. An attitude ••• o beautiful woman is o matter of symme- try, harmony of form and oesthetic proportions. 8uf if o woman with phys· teal beouty~Jocks harmony of spirit or soul, or whdtever you choose to con it, she is not beoutif ul to anyone. Md most important of oil, she is not beauti- ful to hers.If. Marengo betieves however, that thert ore no unottrodiv• women. Only WQMfM who neglect fhems.lves. Ev..-y .. -. womon is oeautifvl 1. his eyes ... All st. hos to do is believe it and then develop it," M soys. '"You've seen the woman who enten o c1owd and all eyes ore on her. It is her .-nee; her essence is like a mag· It is the basis behind my ln'°9etTiokers program. True beauty is not on occi· dent of nature, believe me •• :· ~ · It is the Marengo mystique that 'the Image Makers program as well as the Institute Marengo offers every womon. Once the kind of beauty thot was only possible for the famous, rich or titles. Mr. Marengo and th.e Image Makers ore changing lives by giving any woman who wonts it, the opportunity to be beovtifvl. Participants in the worlcshops ore pampered and treated to not only o look that's totally individ· uol, but to o new way of looking at themselves. The Marengo lnstitute's Image Mok· ers includes every aspect of a woman's persona. A mak.-up artist will •how you "Moguillage," Morengo's french word for make up artistry. "The make-up is mode to live with o foce. But thot foce expects o very precise service: That of embellishment," soys Marengo, "em· bellishment based on skin type, taste ond personality of the individvol. A rywst: let the make-up be without letting it be known you hove it on. Here you will learn to pay with colors to create radiance in yow com- plexion, emphasize the sweetness of the eyes and the sensuality of the lips." To accomplish this most desired ef. feet •women hove to start leoming, discovering their face. Slowly this will enable them to acquire o confidence which will permit them to go further in intensity. The natural will change and become sophisticated. -t•I .... -.. •1:n.'is is total impact. Everything is An esthetidan determines your skin rlght, inside pnd out. Nothing jorJ, type and plana. a personal treatment nothing is false. This is thee woman regimen for keeping your skin heolfhy, ..,.., women con ·,what t teach. youtftful and rodiQl'lt You win I.am ~ ···-·...--·>'It ..... ·-·-· ._.,,...NlrJtl>;,.• how to fix the many di50rders of the skin thot ore induced by simple lock of knowledge of whot your skin really ·needs., You will be guided to the cor- rect treatment products and appropri- ate methods to excite or repress seer~ tions of the skin, soften ifs texture, promote it's hue on~ control it's erupti- ons. learn how to tie your look together with the little touches we otten forget. "Every woman should learn to select colors thot will be pleasing in appear- ance and produce the dflired psycho· logical and emotional reodion. Color that contributes warmth, gaiety and cheerfulness. -Colors should e><cite you It is a play of notions that is created. Notions that is offered. Notions of "Good comple><ion is such on impor· sensuality, notions of kindness and vo· tont phase of beauty a~ o paramount riety but always harmonious.~ . _ . aid to the female charms," Marengo Finally the attitude awareness. Mor states. "It should be no wonder thot a engo's philosophy Is very apparent woman exhausts h~r oftime and re-here. . ----·· -·· . sources in the pursuit a beautiful "It is true thot the foundotion for a complexion. The face is such o poblic beautiful form must undoubtedly be thing thot there is no hiding the least instilled in infancy. But everybody deformity in it. Most disorders of the should realize the importance of beou- sktn qre induc.ed juJt by culpable igno-. ty to a woman. A womon hos the ranee because of habits ond incorrect power in her own honds to manage guidance.". her own form. All she needs is the A hairstylist oncl a tricho&ogfsl pr_~per attitude. Men!al attitude .. is the give yovr hoir the eosy core design 1~1ttotor to all t~! will become, con- thot --'iments the •'--of ""'"' tinues Marengo. ~ womon who see~ c..,,,,.,. . .. ... .,.. ~-herseff os unottroet1ve or unacxeptoble face, you~ .~rsonolt!Y and yo~r ltfes· to others creates in her o most disturb tyle. Exphcrt 1nstructtons ore given on ing feeling A feeling thot contributes how to care for and mointointhot style to the do~nfoll of the soul. I coll 11 between visits to the hairdresser. "Laissez oiler," or "let yourself go ... Marengo believes your hoir should Low self-esteem is the worst type of work for you ond not you work for calamity t~ the individuof. your hair. "Hair hos to move. Fing6rs Mental attitude bosed on self-oc - should be oble to travel through them. ceptonce and confidence should show It's sensuol. Hair should Initiate pleo· in several ways -I coll them the surable sensotions to the eyes and to "silent signals." We all do them one the touch." way or another and the careful observ . . er will always know what you wont A ~sht0n coordinator will ~nalyze ood how you fMI. It's the way you your f 1gure and .show you the ktnds of move, your posture, tho way you smile clothes that suit you best. Once o and the way yov reOct to comments Of woman learns this awareness, it is eosy attitudes of others. ' to pull together a fashionoble ward-Those lilent 1ignols translate the robe ot little cost. sureness of your confidence in your "Every woman wonts to make on impnMsion, to look correct. You will leom the way to choose a wardrobe thot gives you social o< business securi- ty, nothing forced or fussy, but fabu· IOUS, eQSy and completely pu togeth· er. Things to wear with o unm<e will make you look and feel great any where you go, any hour of the doy." A color coonflnator teaches you about cotor thot is becoming to your •coloring and personality. The impor- tonce of occessorie$ is stressed. You 'll I '1 ... ' looks. Then I call you a 1t'Omon at ease. l°hQt is a tNly beouti!ul woman. The io~ .n.s ttls new fout wee« totne With the ewperts. Regi.bly it would cost $200. but is off erecf os on introduction f ot a '1it.d time at ooly $5Q.00. Make ~ reservations now. lfhe Moreno<> Institute i5 located in Douglos Plaio CJa'O$S from the Oonc,. County Nrport.t •• _____ ,..,. ___ _ ~r-t. Magni" lightweight Fabrics, S·ofter Styles Seen : By BARBARA HUNT S.-1 .. SKU-Writ« Sort, \Jnconstructed, looser, lightweight fashions are featured at 1. Magrrln thrs spring, 1iays manager Karen Obringer. "We believe that the body styles ~hat are loose, made of lightweight -fabrics absolutely relate to the ·California lifestyle," she says. I Magnin's fashioo news tbis spr- • mg includes neutral desert colors such as beiges and sands, nicely ac- cented when worn in combination with a bright color like mustard or bronze. Pastels also are being worn and s:reen is stylish this spring, she stresses. · According to Ms. Ohrio~r. vests are popular and are being worn not only with skirts,..,b.)lt also over dresses, shirts and blazers as well. "Al J. Magnin, we believe in the pure fabrics liJte silks, cot.tons abd. raw linens. And, because the colors thi~ spring an!! so neutral it is the texture of the fabric that adds in- terest to the wardrobe." Designs by Yves St. Laurent are featured exclusively in I. Magnin's Rive Gauche Boutique. Also available are fine apparel designs by Oscar De La Renta, sportswear b)' Anne Klein, and im- ports by Basile and Yissoni. : 'We feel we've eathered the best in designet' collections not only from the United States, but also from Ew-ope," Ms. Ohrlnger says. Natural jewelry made of coral beads, shells and wood as well as rope and linen belts are also availa- ble at I. Magnin to compliment the natural fabric fashions for spring. ' .._ ... --------__..,--. Fe1hlon deslJnet H8rrlel Selwyn ahowa ca1tom.r1 her lateat crea:. t1on1 at I. ••pin, South Coeat Plau, Colla Mesa . .. ***CONTROLS ACNE ·*** Our .professionally trained therapists apedalize in the control of acne and in the teaching of the proper care 1or your facial l>f'(>blem. Our corrective skin care products, with natural technlQues, eliminate the need of machines and electrical therapy. Treat your hu;e to the gentte fingers of our trained therapists. · • •• I -1R proclllch ..... J. _. c1••n -.. betll ~ t.y Hie followt.g: After utlnb )'bur product for th,.. m<>ntna. I ... enough l~t to convinc:lt me that ~' program la gOOcl. ' Dr. Jamee Jenny, M.O., Plutle Sufg90ft As a professional m1ra6 ~I~ wttt\ a platlc eurgeon, t ~ ~: the prognim to patients who come to ~ cttnlc fof f~ lifts and to prevent IQll\9 akj~ ROM foft. R.N. rnt kt ~ tO't M.1 hlPPV to look In th9 mtrror and nqt 1" tooee lldn or .. lPM~ • .. .~~M~.Clllf. I I ' • .. The h6adwaiter won't m·istake the look. YSL. The W'f the cU fU the body, the COi ~If dlOice d • new, eye-a&~ fabrtc •• -trs .a part d a look cM's ~Yves St. Lann. n smooth the pailh f« you qiate ~. fRJrD cu.-. wltdior( Two-piecr blamed d d hopsad. In n.vy; ~. brown or fght i*Je, S• ntte-piece ~ed suit °'dear\ hinf-fnsh ~ in tal, NV)' OI ~. $100 Boch In polyester/woot. Noc .a sizies or colors avalible In al stores. mM·s dodr4J 21-:-m.y comp.~ '°""' coest plml .. Ever /eel like ·you don't fit int-: U you've lost weight,, r e fitting u. our ~· Expert tailoring, reweaving, •nd alteratiom for men and women. 1Al.0 euede ai!d leather) To make old clothes look like new, and new clothes look their best • • • Remember, ~orlt ~anteed at. ~~---~. ~ l.orptl Talloria« Sho11 In 0rtm6• CoU1117 Soatli Coast Plaza Cuomel Court Phone 5~~491 Open ·:~~:! . . .Healthy ··Nu t"· Lunches are A Natural Sandwich and salad lunches of all natural ingredients are the fare at the Healthy Nut, 369 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. The variety of special sandwiches includes the Inspiration, made t>f avocado, cream cheese, alfalfa sprouts, mushrooms, tomatoes and cheese. Another, the· Fuzzbee, features avocado, cheese, lettuce, carrots and sprouts. Owner Ruth Smith frequently adds new salads to the menu. One of the latest includes sunflower seeds, mushrooms, sliced avocado. tomato, che~ sprouts and tuna salad Featured beverages at the Healthy Nut are smoothies made of fruit juice, ice and fresh fruit. Fresh squeezed orange, grapefruit and carrot juices and lemonade are also served. The Healthy Nut also offers a line or nuts, dried fruit and carob products, all packaged under the shop's own label. Included are: -Brazil, cashew' and macadamia nut.a and pepitas; -Carob-coated peanuts and raisins and honey sesame crunch; -Glazed apricots with honey from Australia. The Healthy Nut is open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. My Shoe - Pretty ,-Comfortable, Versatile! I expect my Shoe to match my llfestylet That means fl) one u v It has to be c.1suat & drwssy as wel( as styllSh M)d ultra<omfortat>lel Sound pretty demanding? You bet I em. But look what I discovered -this sensauonal strlppy sandal from Red Cross Shoes•. It fills the blll -for me. It will for you, tool $27.00 SUNG LOW CAMEO SHOES SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MF.SA-Lower Level-Near May Co. 546-5210 • , . . ~ . ~· . ,~ameo ·Hos All Sixes, $hoe $tYl~s Cameo Shoes has loot been a shoe 1tore ltOcked with hard·to-tet ables. A.ccol'dinl to assistant man.ager C'lada BUcknam, high fash.ioo lboel in widlbs and sizes that appa, to everyoae are available. ••unw now, women with Unusual shoe sizes have had to wear just a bUlc:, staple s•, .. Ms. Buebam S&)'3. •"Young woal~ bad no plaee to p to set high fashion shoes." Cameo Shod carries every Jbe from 4 to 11, and widths from AAA to DA and haa a eomplete ae• selecuonol ltyles for 11)Hn1. Loeated three doors from 11., Co. on the lower level at South Co• ptua, Cameo Shoes stocb Cobbles, Socialites and Red Cross in the ~drille style, a wed&e &hoe wftb a jute shell. as well as more dressy, lqb-heel shoes. Ila. Bucknam slre$Se$ that hi&h pr-us~ sales techniques are. DGt used at cameo Shoes. "Our sales people work on n salary, not a commission," she says. "They have a great deal of experience and are blgbly qualified to help customers get the best rn. ·~ ~ Barbara Beaaecker rennis Lady Fits Men Too . Warm-up sui~. shirts, ~horts and sweaters ere features ah a new men• 1 department at the Tennis Lady, South Coast Plaza, Costa •esa. ••we've always been known as a at.ore for the acli ve woman who •anta to look up to date and sharp on the court•." says manager Barbera Beueeker. •'Now •-e are openine up to men •d increasin1 our eelection of &lldtee't spartsweu aa well.•• · J'be Ttllllb lAdY ~ a _.. 1electioa of futiioas aad ac- •sories for ra~uetball, Joaia&. IWimmiDJ ud C)'Clint U well M ·teonl1. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. •onday through 'Frid•Y, 10 a.m. to m. Saturday and nooa to 5 p.m. day. · b• shop Is located between Balloa'a and Nordstrom •a on the . upper °' -o..t Pbila. ' . ··SOUtH -GOAST • "Cobbl••" 1adf ea' 0 IU ff •ho• 9tyle• .... • ...... .. Cameo Shoee, South Coa .. Plaza, Cou .... · " -- I I I Custom suits and alterations done with a .=:r.an craftsmanship and Intern flavor are uademarka of House at Tallortng ln South Cout Plua. Located on the Carousel Court, the shoo apeclallJes ln custom made auita lor men and women and specializes in alterations, especially tor people who have lost weight. ••Men or women who lose a Cew pounds find that their clothes all need to be remade to give proper lit," 1ays Charlie Zwieback. owner or the at.ore with Natan Ceron. Eight tailors are starred at the House of Tailorina to insure that most alterations are finished ··~ithln a week." Zwieback first cattle to the U.S. al a ge 17, first aetili.ng ln the East.erP• U.S. and lat.er moving to Calllornia. He · owns., five House of Tallorlne · shops tbroUgbout the state . .. When I came to America, I found that moat tailor shops were 'Mom and Pop' operations, people from Europe. They did no advertisbtl, hired no outside help and eltbei went hungry or had so ;mucb boslnesa they couldn't give Sood service." . The House of Tallorlne bas broken from this tradlUon and has mode~ the buslneo, accordinc to Zwieback. • "I advertlaed and hired other tallort to betp and made-.ure ~ were well trained. not only to do ta~lorin1 but t<> accommod~te .. --... - customm." 'rewrn it." he satct r · ' lh notes .a gu_...t deal ."of Be reri1t.I an lnsttmce when a difference between tlie Aa>erican customer was b.U11nl a nore.ceiat )lier chant and tbe European ... ~t iDcJ the iaJesperson toolt1.t out merchant. -fi{ tbe paekap @14 plua&ed it in "In Europe, lf you don't like tie ~tmlruitolt.&ticu.atomer. mercbandise it ts very qnusual to I aaked him why he did that and -~---- be told me to show them bow It worked. It is very difficult to return thin19 ln Europe. "American customers are very spoiled be"'· but I think the policy here is 1ood for both the customer .and the merchant." . joyce·s91by shoeS ~ . . CLOVER IN¥ot Selby combines suPEtrt> taste and Innovative styling to create an unabashedly feminine aandaf. With open toe, 8trlppy calf ankle strap. light poly bottom and 'lich golden touches. It's a se11satlon -but the applause is for vout '35.00. Visit Joyce-Selby Shoes for our acclaimed range of sizes, tool · C.-Mete '14M7tl YlllA .r. 't. .-.. r:_..,., .I .... ' I Duane McDonald 11 wearing a madres plald sports Jacket by Ralph Lauren from At Ease, Faihlon laland, Newport Beach. At Ease Narro~ Lapels in Style, ·At Fashion Island Store TradlUonal clothing and casuil wear for men, women and boys are specJaltlea of Al Ease, Fashion Island. Men's suits and sport coats by such famous makers as Hilton, Grelco, Bornstein, Dcansgate and Gordon of P&iladclpbla are featured. Suits rango rrom $1SS to $385. Casaal men's lines catrled in· elude Gordon of New Orleans, HarrJs, Pollo, Thompson, Izod, Hana Ten and the full line of Ocean Pacific 1PortSwen.r. . "Knlt shirts are one of the best buys today and we've alwayw tried to carry a fUU spectrum ol prtces for our cmtomers to draw from," tJY• manQ'et'.' l~ . "I see the styles chanetnf back to the narrower lapels, belts and ties, 1lOt bullty like in the 'SOs, but trim and lean." At Ease also boJBts one of the finest boys' departmenta around, according to Boquette. . "We've got boys' sport coats, sl~eks. suits, shirts and ties that match the quality of our mea•s wear,'' be says. The women's department boasts a fine coll~ction ol popular f asblou from Jones of New York, Pullber, LadJ Gant. Coach andeacbarel. Store houn are Monday, tbm> day and Frida)', 10 a.m. to 9;30 p.m ., Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, unUJ S p.m. and Sunday, noon to 5 J).m. WHILITHEY LAST! unON #1 MICIDWAYE OYEN IN THE USA s277 "' ~this Utton ~TufiU11\~1r,. mk:i'Owave -'"--.. --;; ??" 4?> widNari-CooK ~. ,r y ,. (Ntft. control • Solid-state Vari-Cook overt control • See-thru tinted glass oven door. brings back old-fashioned slow· e 100-650 watts power. cooked goodness at mlcrowawe speeds. • Removable tempered glass shelf • 30-minute push-to-tum tlmet t-Automatic Defr06t • Extra-large a~-clean ) . 2 cu. ft. • 180 ·pg. Vari · Cook microwav~ acrylic Interior cookbbok. 3> DAil V PILOT ThurM!y, w.oh \~ 1978 ; Dicker 'N Wicker Store Specializes in Rattan, Wjcker GoodS Wicker and rattan fumllbiogs are the trademarks of Dloker 'N Wicker, 1622 Moulton Parkway, Suite A, Tustin. The store specializes in selling Its furniture to ma111 area retallen and also to the public. "We are a wholesale warehouse showroom," 'ayd owner Holl)' Habermehl. Included in the large lnventoey · are desks, mirrors, dreaens, tables and a unique selection 'of ra chairs. Among thla ael«Uon ta the famous "Cobra Princess " chair which is made in Thailand and known by the stylized "Cobra" de- sign of the .armft'. It waa learned centuries ago that when the ,aharp thorns were re· moved from the 30 to 70 foot rattan canes, the round branches made a dense, unbreakable and durable construction material ideal for furniture. First, the rattan is cured for two weeks in the sun and air and then the outside layer is scraped off and immened ovemlght in water. Alter 5'illlng. each piece of rat. tan ta .wr"' o~ small, charcoal braziers until hot and flexible enou1b to bend. Three ak:llled craftsmen work to form one princess chair on. the oui, a~ of Banfkok in a small cot· tace factory. The first makes the base, ensur· tng It ls level and sturdy with no dis· tinctlve wobble cbaracterisUc or many chairs made in Hong Kong or ,the Philippines. Next, the caner fastens the back and aide frame and designs gently curved back or the chair. The third worker adds the woven swlrl design finlshine edge and completes the stylised "cobra" arms. 1be chair ls given a two- tooad finish and completed with a li&ht byf!lpg,_ __ Dicker 'N Wicker is located iDTiie rear of the Xoll Business Center on Moulton Parkway. Take the Newport Freeway to the Edinger of.' framp. After turning east on Ed· tneer, the strei!t becomes Moulton P,arkway,~tofRedbUI. ....... Charity Auction Set ' Karen Flanigan of the Muscul•r Dyatrophy AalOdatlon •nd JM Agoatlno, propt1etor of the Olive Br•nch Antique Shop In South Co••t Plau VHlage admire antique oak turn•ure to be muctloned •f the shop Sund8y, :M•rch 19 •t 1 p.m. Agoatfno wtll make • don•tlon to the aasodatkm 'from proceed• ot the avctkAI. South Coaat Pl•a Vlll•ge Is located~ ~unflower and Beu stlHta In Santa Anm. I · A~ New Spring Arrivals are On Display at Reinertis Casual slacks for spring feature coordinated pants, skirts, jackets color·coordinatea bells, according to and blouses by such names as cam· Jack Reinert .. proprietor of pus Casuals, Donovan-Galvani, fteinert's Deplrtment Stote, Costa Koret of c.iitomia. Graff California Mesa. Wear and "11-e Islander. The store, located at 1816 "We have one or the best selec· Newport Blvd.\. has recei.ved the lions of blouses in Orange County, .. new slacks bJ m.ioata In a variety says Relaert. Sizes range frOm siJt to of colors, lueludfna light blue, 20,hesald. · cream and saie. In dresses the trend is toward •'They are a polyester and cottQD simplicity of line with such blend with a smooth finish like feminine touches as lace and aabardineorpoplin/' says Reinert. gathers. Brands on hand at . New shirts in tnlt and woven Relnert'a are Serbin, Flutterbye, fabrics baye arrived from Arrow, Swirl and Mary Martin. Lancer ancl Mr. CallCoroia as well Reinert'a linaerie department has a• new lighter sprinf plaids rrom a good selection of ·pajamas, Pendleton. nightgown• and robes by Barbizon, Plaid blazers are out and the Vassarette and Gilead aa well as a new spring styles are all solids, ac-new line of underwear and founcla· cordlns to Reinert. The store bas _ tioM by Gossard. Knack blazerl ha brown, gold, sand Short. ln bermuda, carmel and and twosbadesofblue. split sklrt styles are available along Women•a styles are very feminine with "Grasshopper .. summer sport WJtl\ spring pastels and bright swn· shoes and sandals by U.S. Keds. ~er cOlors dom.lnatl.Da. Among the Sun dresses and swimwear by ~ ~rin& tonet are ametb)'at, creme, Weeae Designs complete the offer· lnlnt Ir~ petal pink and powder inga ln the women's department. ' J>lue. Store boum are 9:10 a.m. to 6. -. ...... t .. ,,.-6 ~fH11'11 • ~lmloar ot •• • '&.16: M<tldWt!!Ultfl • !:..--- DeKors Adds New Line of Furniture Everythlnc from furniture and floor coverings el wal)paper and drapery fabric_ is available at de Kors; 16543 Brookhurst St., Foun· tain Valley. The store's newly opened furniture div11lon baa a wide ratlJe of styles, includfng contemporary. traditional abd antique reprodu~ tions. '* "We have a large selection of llv-· ing room fumlture oni display, ln· eluding at least 125 different seyles of lamps," says Larry Kay. ~ owner of the store. "We are compelltively priced and have all major brands," aays CO· owner Mary Lee McDaJliell. The store'rfioor coverinc depart-- ment includes carpeting, vinyl tll•. linoleum, even parquet, aaya;K.y. He 89'1 the store baa tbQusandS of samplesto choose from in drapery and upholstery fabrlCI ancl wallpaper. A trained decorator. Ma. Mc· Daniel& helps customers cbooae la brlc1, wall coverln11 and , furniture for one room or an entire ""home. THE SPRING TRIO Seersucker Sport Coat, _) Cray tropical slacks, and White bucks. Tailored in the Halliday's natural shoulder style that's always right. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- day and Saturday and until 8 p.m. Monday ~d 9 p.m. Friday. / Living room piece• In many atyl•• are dl~pl~yed In tM newly opened furniture department of deKor•. 18543 Brookhurlt St., Foun· taln Valley. -' ( . .,..,. . -· ,_ --------- Gold Rings.· ~1~~ --st1i1:1e at .~ Golctsmlfh~ Per~ shopping ('>t, gold .'tnp ', ! will find more than 2,000 designs at MacTavisb Goldsmit~, Inc., 4.2SQ Scott Drive,_,in HacArtbW' Squ..-e, Newport Beach. · 1 • "Geometric and f~ee-nowios polished desi~ are moll popular these days,•• says Steve McNee, store manager. • He said-400 to SOO gold~ are on hand 4t the atqre, whtcb speciaU.zes in custom gdld work and • repairs. ~ "Pcopft seem ravor novelty lype pi~ that nect an ppect ol their Jives or lifestyle. Custom in· ill al rings are also popular." Mc Nee s aid be bas designed rings Cor fis hermen ahd golfers who =1 sometbbtt that reflects their co · mitmeot lo their 1port. "Colored~ Ji.Dis are being Qi!\ dered will\. diamond melee -vel).._) tiny diamdhds," JlcN" SQI, "and birt hstooeriogs also aielD.mand." The store bas a large &election or loose. colored stones on lland. Bench )ewelert repair and fabfteate cu1tom deelgnt at M.cr'avltlt Oold•mlth, Inc., 4250 Scott Drive, Newport Beach. In addition to cuatom designs, MacTavtsh bas 400 to 500 14 karat gold chainS"tn stock ana watches by UniversahGeneve and Seiko. • Store hours are 9 a.m. to 5!30 P m . Monda7 throtigb Thursday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and 9 a.in. to noon Saturday. . . · ••~«Jr ~ut1ful fdn()l"S-()WS start t«la" with a new l()()k ••• .... desluhed esP~lalll' f() .. 'Ycfu~· •Ma•letlft/PM.le•re ... '! .... . CONTEMPORARY SPORTSWEAR from ~~ FOR YOUR SPRING ENSEMBLE aau1c ooll«:tlbles -that's the only way to describe the ITl08t terrific looking clothes this season. Fashion fa~rltes from Saint· Tropez West. Ban.a Colvin, Paula Saxer, T W.C.C. - just to name a few. 301 MAI.IHI AYL #1. IALIOA ISL.AHO 673-1'91 JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR · from · B.M.S. ~IN!{PRE AMIATMIWSTOU -I 1978, the yeer you can get """' with anytf\lng -and you Qlt\ ~ng U'4t ttictures. ttle ~ the rough and the ~ Suoefb MC>nt• bV top 1unior ~ .. : Fresh from c.ltfomla, Htgh Tide. e.wa. Bart>ara. J. J. and Cornc>env. The <lreat E9* anttnwen mor•t · 67MllO 221 MAIM AVI... IA&aOA la:AHO 0 • Free Service From A to Z Travel in HB ~ "A unique aspect of A to Z Travel Service Inc. in Huntington Beach is that our services are absolutely free lo our customers." says Shirley Johnson, vice president and manager. "It's incredible to think that some other travel agencies charge people for-their services," she says. According to Ms. Johnson, A to Z Travel Service Inc. makes its money from the airlines and cruise lines. Airlines, she says, prefer people to have their tickets when they ar· rive at the airports because it re· duces the crowds and confusion at the ticket counters. "And people who choose to travel with a cruise line have to use an agency. Cruise lines don't ever deal directly with the public. They aren't set up for that," says Ms. Johnson. Ms. Johnson, who has 18 years or experience in the travel business, says that the main theme or A to Z Travel Service Inc. is a cruise to the Caribbean. "We have found that the Carib- bean air/sea programs offer lhe best dollar-value vacation you can gel these days,'' Ms. Johnson says. Travel COMult~nt Judy Wolfe, left, and manager Shirley Johnaon operat• A to Z Travef &ervtces, 10126 Adllm1 Ave., HuntJngton Beach. "Party cruises lo Mexico are also very popular," she adds. "Usually ten or 12 couples who know each other go tOgelher and really enjoy themselves." According to M,. Johnson, it's not an expensive way to travel. All meals, rooms and most or the drinks are included in the cost. lSPICIAUY PlANNlD FOi YOU DUalHG EA.STU MONTH M.tKh 17th St Pc\!rick s Day -Irish leptechMJn \lls11ing I I am·4pm. Cat Meloufun tt<idltional lrbh muslcdl tr1o perfonnlng I I am·2pm. M.u"lh llth·2Sth Mr. Whiskers greets children or all ages t tam-3pm. Much 1 Stfl C.lSter Mimes foi Mllrch of Dimes Day. Mimes donate thc!lf ltme by petformlng ontMnwl lpm.(Ulllyoowlshtoente1) MAttJi 19tb·25et. Scly hello to dle 3 Be.vs Md Goldilocks 12·3pm. M.tnh t 9th Ollve Branch Stiop/Mert.lntlle aldg. if>!>MOl'S sxibllc antique auction ~aturfng Amer!c.lln ollll lutnlturt recently ~hased inJ'oston c1urfn! the big 5t<>rm. I pm. A donation lfom AUClton goes to Muscular Dystropfly. M..Kh 2S w~ choir sin.SS 111 the Vllage Green 12 noon. M&Kh 2U. wter Dly-Retail shops~. but join the "lrunc.h Md larowse the Vllll.gt Crowd" a. erlfoy Mrpbt HantetWoods on the mall ·~~~lj~~I I •m.J,prn. 'I Open Mon.·rrt. I o.n,.0prn ~·Ooun-6pm Sunci'Yt. I l-.5pm SOUTH COAST PLAZA _Jf. m Vil.AGE'""·' I . Loaetd -~ .. ...,so. s.... MA. c.. Oppo•b Sowell c~ ri.u Mo\I "When somebody comes to us to make travel plans we try to take all lhe questions out of travel. We give them Information r~gardlng when to lip, who to tip, the kinds of clothestowear. '' A to Z Travel Services Inc. is located at 10.12S Adams Street (at Brookhurst) in Huntington Beach. Hours are from 9 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, CUDDLY COTTON SMOOC TOP Tucked & Trimmed In Lace. In A Variety Of Colors. SOUTH COAST Vllll8E •uwADt INll'AMA ~20IS S-M-L S2()00 MINER'S TOWN & COUH11Y VIWIE ORAllGE .. • (' . ·-· --.. Jo Jo MarengO lnatruct. ladle• Jn beauty care 91 hi• MarengD lnatttvte, 2201 Martin Ave., In Dougla• Plaza, lrvift•. No Unqftractlve Women .. - At Marengo l~stitute The Marengo Institute b dedicat· ed to the beauty of women. Jo Jo Marengo believu that there are no unattractive women.~ women who neglect themselves. ~e tMtltute is what 11.tnnfo describea aa "a center for lb.• esthel{a of t.be human bocb'· not just one part ~e whole bocly:• Starred with SO beauty consultants to fulfill this concept, the Institute offers everything from hah styling to reflexology foot massage, alto nutritional guidance, fashion coordination, make-up artistry, col· or consultation, skin and facial treatments and dance exercbe. To Marengo, .every woman a. t\ ~auttrul. "All she baa to do la ~Ueve ll "and then develop lt. '' A woman bu tbe P-Qwer ln her· own bands to manage ber own • form, be .-ya .. .. AU JKe needs b the propa at-_,_ titude. A. woman who·~ bene1f 11 • unattractive or GJltc&ptablo to ·othen Cft&lM ln ltUaelt a mOlt di.a· turblng feeling -a feeling that con· tributes to the down.fall of tbe soul." The Marengo Institute is located in Douglas Plaza at 2201 Martin Ave., Irvine. In addiUon to th.e Newport Beach area salon, there are Maren10 I~titutes at Marina Pacifica in Bel· .rnonl Shore and Dana 'PoiDL The Panania.Canal. Only Sltmar offhs..you free rounettrlp air fare and a visit to the Panama Canal. When you take Oh~ of STtma(s t 4-da_y Clrtbl'>ean cruises you'll not onty go to the best ports fn the Caribbean. but Sttmar wttl also take you lnto the Panama Canal to Gatun Lake. What's more, Sitmar will fty you free. round trip to board ship in Fort Lauderdale. And ln most cases, you'll enjoy stopover prMleges after the cruise. So take oae of Sitmar's 14-d~ Caribbean cridses departtng May 21th,.}une 10th. September 2nd ind Septembet I dth. And g~t a lfttle !dmethtng extra In ~ bargain. An unforgettable wrt to the Panama Canal. ~~r!~ . '°"' "Since the nwenln1 or our re-modeled store ~1n .. Decembel' we bave had a very faVGnble publle response," sa" laek Burrb, manager of Joyce Selby Shoes, South Coast Plue. upeopae are always compliment·· me \II Oft the appearuce of our atDA and Mem to •ei!redat. oar trained Wes~ •• JSurrh point• out tbat sales~ ari 1ralned ~ in the proper rtttinc of shoes. That. along with hard·lo-flnd sizes and widths is the secret ol Joyce Selby's success. The st.ore carries Its own brands ()f Joyce Shoes and· Selby shoes-- everything from moccasin styled walking shoes lo high heeled san- dals. Handbags by Etienne Aiper, Dorcelle, Jean Fogel and Oleg Cassin! a.re carried •lso. A wide Mledton of l•dlea' shoes and h•ndbap are aeen •t Joyce Selby Shoes, South Coaat Plaza, Costa Meu. lia~er SUtUU-e -.... = I~ ttotylCotlon, Prin l. a. ~ 0 2 piece .. •, twin ., print botero jacket Si -<7#Jf peasant dress, = a. keyhole t i e Go elasticized neck, In· c ., set midriff. ructling e edged print fto<mce -In pastef.shades. = Q. a. c ., .. .,,,,.. / --.. - & Thursday, M~h 11, 1978 * DAILY PILOT 25 PGrkii1g tOt Camera Thwarts POtentiaPl"hievtts New Covered Space Added Two additional levels of covered parking have been added to facilities at South Coast r.aza, ac- cording to Werner Esche , director of marketing for the Segerstrom or· eanitalion. The expansion increases the close-in, covered parking by ap- proximately 400 spaces to a total of 1200. "Peoptc prefcl' dose-in parldng," says Escher. "It's costly, but worth' it for customer convenience." Escher said the new parking wilt serve the Nordstrom store scheduled for openine May 1. Opening in the new I. Magnin wing at approXJmately the same tirne will be the famous Paris jeweler -les MUST de Cartier and Cafe Pasquini. • Other future tenants are Forty Carrots natural foods restaurant, Christopher Bennett jewelers and - late r in the year -Halst on women's fashions. Scheduled to open in 1979 is Saks Fifth A venue. To date the I. Magnin wing houses Willi ams-Son om a cook ware, American Express Travel Service, I. Closed-circuit televlalon scanners Insure aecurlty In South Coaat Plaza's new covered parking gara~. Natural cosmetics, Stuard's of La Jolla, Alex Sebastian and Plaza Florist Escher noted that many of the new stores opening in South Coast Plaza are Internationally known and located in few other centers. "It shows that high fa shion is DEKoRs· headed here," he says, "and ii proves that South Coast Plan bu established itself as truly the "in" place to shop. VEGAS BONANZA THREEo:Ur.0 MON1GHn All FOi MINIMUM PURCHASE OF $300 FU=E"':c':r=~- ;l ADDED z ~ BONUS z WI;; ......... 0 a.e.. ....... w ... • w .... c .. t_ a.ti s,a..& .,, 30% ~ ~ > OFF! 1t's a bonanza of fun and savings! A $300 VALUE IT• advantage of our furniturw annex expeMlon sale on a multitude of discriminat- ing, deconltlve ltema, and for a minimum purchase of $300 (furniture and aJStom drmpes) you end y<M.K perty's ~we lf\.for three dlys & two nights of Vegas glamor & excitement! (Offet does not Include transportation •.. room def)olit reqult9d Is fulty refunda- ble.) ------•,.tYllKU A PIOYJSfOMS ______ .. ___________________ _ e Fealllre .•• v1sn OUR FUIMITUll AMMIX See on display: A large selection of SAit 40 % furniture and accessories from fine-IP TO queljty, rN,lof manufactures. We welCome you to browu to Your heart's content, with asurancee ~·' penonnel It at your Wck·ankall for Juat..o, decorative hll'YIS. ' . A COMPLm IMTBIOI DESIGN le DECORATING savlCE ONE ITEM, ONE ROOM. OR COMPLETE HOME AND OFRCE w ..... Dl'tl ..... ..... ,...., ............... .... ......... w.c: ......... c... Dw ............ c:. ....... c_,... ... n.,ta • Lmi,e • Ac II I Ila • ............ VISIT OUlt DtSPLA Y IOOMS FIHAMCIMG AV ~ILAILE OM ALL MAJOR PUICHASIS 16543 BROOkHUR$T AYE., FOUNTAIN VALLEY CMU. S..,. P'-41. 1.-..M.of S..Oliipl'rwJJ Pllone 554-2700 OPOl IAl.Y: llAY .... --Wltl ._.. fllPY tit:• J.1.-Cllll smaf • -...._ f I •1- More th•n 100 rectlnlng chain are on view In the showroom• ot White's La-Z-Boy, 389 E. 17th St., Costa MeH and 29192 Marguerite Pkwy., Mlsalon Viejo . . WORTH THAT SECOND LOOK PRORSSIONAL MAICIUP APPUCAnoN • IMS111UCT10N • Eyelpsh Application, Eyebrow Arching Losh & Brow Dyeing • Skin Analysis • • Sktn Trecrtment • Diet Analysis & Nutritionol Assistance • licensed, European MelhOd Esthettcions J, 4950 wane< hie. (at 80ISo CNcai Suite 230 .Huntington Beach. CA 92049 JQ'(CE FULLER 846-0659 ~ ~ocafe MofW ChatgeMSA Recliners Help Orange ---Coast Residents Relax The La-Z-Boy recliner is the chair that revolutionized America's re· laxing habits. accordine to Dave While. owner of White's Le-Z-Boy recliner shops. The first La-Z-Boy was made In 1929 by Em Knaubuscb and his p_artner, Edwyn Shoemaker. Allowing themselves' a "Weekly salary of only $5, they conceived the idea that beeame one or the most rem ark able developments in furniture history, says White. After one year of experimentine and improming, they developed a reclining fixture that was so perfected even then, that they gave it a lifetime mechanism warranty, be said. Today, La·Z-Boy recliners are made in seven plants throughout the United States and have a network of licensees lhrouehoul the world. "We were the first people to sell only La-Z-Boys in Southern California," White says. White's La-Z-Boy has over 100 recliners on display for immediate free delivery. in a wide variety of styles, sizes, fabrics and colors. Wall recliners, which can be placed an inch from the wall, as well as rocker-recliners and double sorette recliners are among some or the deslens sold ~White's La-Z- Boy. While says a recliner should fit you. "Lots of husbands and wives buy matching chair.i, with one be· ing bigger than the other." Electric loungers that are mechanically operated for the han- dicapped or elderly are also featured White's La-Z-Boy showcases tn Orange County are located at 369 E . 17th Street in Costa Mesa, and at 29892 Marguerite Parkway in Mis· s1on Viejo. Store hours are from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Monday th{ough Thursday, from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Friday, and from 10 a.m. unlll 5 p.m. on Saturday. ONLY Pll.Ql , !, , •' • "More and more youn& people are having their eneagement ring sets made because they want sometbbil amJque," 111)'9 desi.sn« Bob Laidlaw cf JP't'els by JQlelib. Laidlaw bas ellhl yean ~ ex· perience as the head designer for Orance Bloaaom, CJDe of the three largest brandname engaaement and diamond ring manufacturers in the United States. At J~wela b)' Joseph, aa_ys Laidlaw, .. we take pride in the Jew.etry pJece9 that an apecialb' made foe our cuatomers. "We design the pieces rlgb1 in front of them ao they Jmow exactb'' what the1 are geWng. We then put it through the shop to be construct· ed, which usually takes approx· im ately four weeb." The eost i.a usually not &111 higher than for &111 other fine jewelry you can buy, be says. . The real challenge in creating custom pieceS is PndiDC di1ferml and unique ways of displayhlg- diamonds m hand-made jewelry. · "A Jot CJf people are espec:iall)J particular about the killd of jewelry they wear and the, want something Bob Lalclaw ahows ring atylea to a cuatomer In design C.nter of Jewel• By Joseph South Coaat Plaza Costa Mesa. • • • !,hat noone.!Jlebas.t':_b~-_ Jewels by Joseph ls located on the lower level of South Coast Plaza near May Co. JltaroB ~Peoiat ~~For the Spring ~ Easter Season HAIR CUTS ........... s 1 ooo.- BLOW SETS!VVET SETS ..... saoo PERMS .......... from $20°<>·· Re9ulo1ly 'JO» PLUS INDIVIDUALIZED COLO R MQnicurlng • Pedicuring • Facials • M~eup And for o Beoui.lul Summer Ton Ask Us About our "lndion Earth" · ~OOK WHAT WE'VE HATCHED FOR YO'Q ... -• 1D01lt wblte cott4ll pantifS. wWl aym ltretch-fronl pane>. ~bie cat. to\1 lnMJt. Style 11200 • .. • S-M·li Sbiii · . MABCll16th TBBU !Zaicl BARBOR. SHOPPING CENTER ~ FASHION ISLAND• LAGUNA JDI.t.S JIAU. GARDEN G~OVE •THE en:~ Beauty Specialist.fuller Views Face As 'M9veable C~rivas' Makeup should compliment an outfit and natter the face and classes at Joyce Fuller Skin Care Center show how tQ do it. Ms. Fuller teaches customers lo apply makeup in relation to their bone structure to minimize facial problems. "I believe in a natural makeup that flatters but does not overpower," Ms. Fuller says. ART OF ILLUSION "Makeup IS the art of illusion," she continued, "and we cannot eliminate facial flaws but we can minimize and de-emphasize them by the placement of color and shadow.'' "The approach to makeup is very diCCerent these days," says Ms. Fuller. •'We used to make up for the ideal facial shape, which la oval." PERSONAL INSTRUCTION In her classes Ma. Fuller demonstrates makeup apt:licaUon on a model, applies the makeup to one side of the customer's face, then the customer duplicates the procedure on the opposite side. "Today we view lhe face u a moveable canvas and make up to • .J • bring out the •personality' of the individual.,, The course includes a boqklet ou skin and facial muscles whleb includes a facial chart. Ma. Fuller applie11 makeup to the chart IQ the customer baa a perm.anent vtsUal reference. A tape recordinc of each lesson also is provided. The makeup lesson ls one and a half hours long and costs S.S. Joyce Fuller also offers makeup applicaUon service for $15. SPECIAL LOOKS "We do applications for occasions when a lady· wants io look especialb' nice," Ms. Fuller says. ''The apf>llcaUon ls geared towartt what the individual will be wearing to make lt coordinate and blend." Ms. Fuller is a former makeup artist for a Beverly Hilla salon and worked as a pbotoeraph.lc and stage model wb:Ue aludyinf makeup and skin care at the Jocelyn Ryan Studio tn Los Angeles. She holds a bachelor of science degree ID biology from Wubington Univemty and recenUy earned a master of science in physiology from California Stale UQiverslly, Long Beach. Joyce Fuller demonatr1te1 makeup appnc.tlon at Joyce Fuller Skin Care Center, 4952 Warner_Ave., Suite 2*». Huntington Beach. Ber. akin care center at 4952 Warner Ave., Suite 230, Ht1nUngton Beach offers skin analysis, nutrient replacement, hydration and ~er special akin care techniques 'in addition lo the makeup services. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Moriday through Saturday ~nd evenings by appointment. Appointments can be made by calling 846-0659. Full-bodied Look Replaces Fitted Fur .Garment StJles Balboa Fur Factory is the only shop in Orange County where c•rments are made on the premises, according to Monte Portnoff, owner. "We have our own manufacturing p1ant and do no subcontracting," Portnoff say~ The new f ashlon look in furs is the blouson effect, according to Portnoff. It is a blouse-style jacket that is full and 25 to 26 Inches Jong, with draws\ri.JJgs. •--rbe filled garment ts out," he says. "We are going back to a fUll·bodied look ... Furs currently in vogue include Barguzlnsky Russian sable, red fox, wild raccoon, lynx and the perennial favorite, mink. Red fox ls popular In shorter jacket.I, Portnoff says, while full street leo1tb mink in .. Blaclr&Jama" is also in favor. Portnoff said there is a trend toward furs as an inveatmeot. A r4cent sale ot Russian sable ln Leninerad brought $S50 to S99(> each • for raw aklns. Tb.is II up 10 to 20 percent over December prices, he aald. . )4arten and red fox have lnereued 30 percent over last year wblle rateooa atlns are now valued at $150 each. "Three 19ar1 aao • raceoon akin was 18,'' says Portnoff. J' - I The investment trend began in West Germany, spread to Japan and is now reaching the United States. Excessive snow in the U.S. means trappers have gotten less than 10 percent of their normal catch, lhe furrier reports. Coyote and raccoon catches in Northern California are also down. This is expected to result in still higher prices for raw sklns. Thousands of skins are on display at. Balboa Fqr Factory's facility al Plaza Newport, 1000 N. Bristol St., Newport Beach. ''A woman can select. her own fur skin ID our shop and we will make up something becominc her color and style at no extra charge," Portnoff says. He also reports an fncreasina Interest ID f&u coa for men. ''This is deftnitely not a fad," he says. Car coal lencths with larare notch collars are pophlar ln CO)'ote and "let ou~" raccoon most 1D ~em and. Balboa Fur f'actoey -*>restyles old mink atqles into mote contemporary t'Ylea. "We carefully examtnfl a fur before we mate an •atbnate or begin work on tt," l'ortneff Uld. Store boors are 9°a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Taesda:n Thursday, Friday and Saturday and 9 a .m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday.• ' ~~ ....,.. ~, ~·. ' -----~~ -...,........__.. "' John Robert Powers Develo)!~· ·~~al You' John Robert Powers schools for personal deyelopmel3 offer tedml· ques on bow to att.aln a good self ima1e, a.ccordh11 to member EmmaWd>b. ~ •'They help you ~nd the real. you and bow to mal.Dtain a eood self image and reach your personal goals." ahe aald. .. I've been in the program for the last three months, first in tbe beginning program and now in the career program and the teacher's training program." Mrs. Webb recalls that her husband recommended that she go to the school, after years of knowing of the school. "I've• alway:s wanted lo go and I'm ~I a Jreat deal of pro- gress, .. she says. She bas 1one.throueJi. classes of physical titness, personality de· velopment, makeup and hair styl- in&, voice and diction and general poise. ''In the physical fitness class, you find out that your weight is not what it's supposed to be. For the first five feet of your height, you're allowed ~· .... a.t s..-n.1a.1•-•n• ........... 11-ht.ll ..... MdOIJO -lff.00 100 pounds and for every additional lncb, three JOUDds are added. I found I wasn't where I should be." The makeup portion of the class shows bow vital makeup can be to enhance the personal appearance. "I never wore makeup betore I came to the school, but after the o class, I reallied the importance of ·cosmetics,"says~rs. Webb . Teaching "nicer ways of helping peopte and bow to avoid stepping on their feelings" ls another specialty ot this multi-purpose school. "At the school they teach you to smile, remember people's names, be a good listener, make people feel Important and learn to talk to someone else's own personal in- terests. It ls a lot easier to talk to someone If the su bJect ls som~thing that they are familiar with.'' Located at 3 Town and Country Road in Orange, the school accepts women from 10 to the 65-year-old ~andmother, she seid. · For more Information, call 547-8228. Mlctt•el Richards' m•n•ger Maril We• model• wool blend alacks. atrtped cotton ahltt •nd black tweH aport co•t while owner Michael McAWatet model• thr•~ brown wool aul. Related atoty on' page 30. t· WICKER 4 BATT4'N FOR THE SPRINGTIME " . ' ,. ......... ..., ....... '-••c....W• ... Wll.nu Mml Ni uHW. • la .. eh • Swhtghtg Chairs • Plcalo lcnkeh Clllld ~ 1622 Moulton Parkway~• Suite~. Tustin Warehouse Showroom .. 731·4838 , - ,, ... 30 DAILY PILOT Thu,..aay, March 16, 1971 Boutiques Thrive in Lido 'Resort' is Home For Village Shops Lido village is a world in itself. Nearly 75 specialty shops, bou· tiqucs and restaurants line the terra cotta brick streets where a shopper can find everything _from a din· ner on an open dining deck over· looking Newport Harbor to fine jewelry pieces. The shopping center's Medlterra· nean ·resort atmosphere and architecture nas won the First Honor Award of the American Institute of Architects, .orange County Chapter and the Merit Award of the American Society of Landscape Architects. What once was a strln1 of apart. ment buildings bas become an exam- ple of inspired •hopping center architecture and planning. Included In the village array are jewelry shops, men's and women's fashion boutiques, numerous lm· ported gift stores and even shops that serve pastries, yogurt and cap· puccino. In recent years the village has taken its place as one of the Orange Coast's most interesting and unique shopping attractions. Shops featured in this magazine from Udo Village include Coffee Peddler, Dorothy Shreve's Model· ing and Charm School, German Home Bakery, Michael Richard's, Simply Us, Sydney's Boutique and •William Roberts Jewelers. Award-wtnnlng landacaplng and architecture are features of Lido VIiiage, NeWPOrt Beach. · Natural, Custom Shirts --. Fea,ured at Dress Shop Custom shirts of silk, wool and cotton blends are featured at Michael Richard's in Lido Village. . "We will do the fitting In the store and then the order will be sent out to be finished," says Michael McCalllster, owner. Thia European men's store, locat- ed acro11 from the Warebouae Restaurant ~tlo, carries suits, sport coata, tblrtl, and pants from Europe and Canlda. ••we've been telling a Jot of tweeds, espec1ally double breasted tweed 1ultl,'' reports .McCalllster. bard to find-we've really been mov· ingthemout.'' Some or tbe labels carried include suits by Edwin Scott and Bernardi; shirts by Paul Davril in silks and cotton blends; paota by Edwin Scott, ·Condor •nd TaUersal; and sweaters by Neal Norman and Wayne Rogera in lambswool, angora and cubmere, A store-wide clearance nle ll ~ der way on almost all merchancUae. CUJtomen can save from 20 to 40 percent on m.W. of the above inven· Cory, aceac~i to McCalllster. Stor boun are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun~ay tbrou ll Frlclay .and o:ao ... ~. I :mll ... MlllilMMM-.miiiiiiiiilli1iiiil .. iililiilmil~ --- It's.charming. • • It's unusual ... It's specialty shops. • It's fine dining. • • It's Orange County's most 1unique, open air center! <9Ljdo ~illage · . . Lido Villag~ • 3475 Via Opofto • Newport Beach , • . .. ( "! " _ _, .... ~. • : "e • t At Simply Us Custom Work Ropular at Jewelers Custom-designed jewelry pieces are the uademark of Simply Us In Lido ViJlage. Most of the custom work is done in gold and precious gem stones, Seu'~ owner Ftoyd Eckman1 . who, along with Marge Lindahl, 081ilgns jewelry. "We design everything from the very simple to the intricate.'' be says. Eckman reports that it taJces an .average of three to four weeks to complete complex pieces, but he adds that the simpler jewelry items take aboutthreetofourdays. Simply Us also carries the new line of King Tutankhamun jewelry replicas and will soon be featuring King Tut statuary, he said. In additiQO to ancient Egyptian an liq ue replicas and custom jewelry pieces, pendants, ankle bracelets, earrings and belt buckles are available along with diamond engagement and wedding sets from Or ange Blossom. Other girt items include hand· scul pted stone animals from Ur u ~uay, hand -carved glass figurmes and lead glass crystal by Strass from Austria. . Fourteen-karat gold butterfly with diamonds and sapphires Is one example of distinctive ct. signs at Stmply Us, 3416 Via Oporto, lido VIiiage •'The Strass crystal is all hand cut and polished and is by far the fmest crystal made," says Eckman. "We've also aquired a new watercolorist in Barbara Somers." According to Eckman, she is famous for her clarity and style, use of the paint brush and maln- ten ance of colors. Store hours are IO a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. · · Design Specialists of Elegant Jewelry Collectable F ine Arts Unique Gifts A DISTINCTIVE GALLERY" Lido Vlllagie 3416 No.1 Via Oporto Newport Beach (714) 675--3123 Thursday, March 18. 1978 DAILY Pll.OT .;:¥ Lido Shop Peddles Coffee Imported Te~s~ Beans for Sale The Coffee Peddler, located in Lido Village, offers a selection of more than 20 different kinds of cof· fee as well as a wide variety of teas. According to co-owner Colleen Lan gerud, Vienna roast with cin· namon, Royal Kona and New Orleans with chickory have just been added to their coffee line. Colombian supremo, regularly $4 75 a poWld, will be on sale for $4.25 a pound, M~ch 1S and 16. · Coffee grinders also are available· at the Coffee Peddler. Prices range from $9.95 for manual grinders up to $35 for e lectr ic g r inders. However , the Coffee Peddler will grind coffee for their customers up· on request. A variety of teas also are avail&· ble at the Coffee Peddler. They feature Celestial Seasonings, San Fran cisco Oranee-Cinnamon Spice and F inley teas among othen. Tea cani!'ters from England and coffee jars from Germany, as well as an assortment of coffee makers, teapota, mugs and cups are sold at the Coffee Peddler. "A musical coffee pot set, which consists of six cups, a creamer, a sugar bowl and a musieaJ coffee maker, are among the unusual item s we feature in our store," says Mi;s. Langerud. The Coffee ,Peddle!' is open from 9:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and from 9:30 a .m. untll 10 p.m. Friday and Satur· day. Chrl1tle •rennels ahowe tNff. war • .,...,_.,.. available at the Coffee Peddler, Udo VIiiage; New~Bea~. ( ' .. 32 DAILY PILOT ·oiamond, Dinrier Rings ·Sparkle in lldO VIiiage - William Roberts Jewelers in IJdo Village carries a large selection of diamond rings, dinner rings, bracelets, money clips and charma ·in 14 and 18 karat gold In addition, custom-designed pen. dants and rings are designed by their jewelers. Loose gems such as emeralds, rubl~s and sapphires also are sold and set in rings by experlenced custom deslgpers. William la>berts Jewelers wU1 also remount old wedding aeta into new pieces for their customers. Store hours are from 10 a.m. unW 5:30 p.m. Monday througb Thurs- day, from 10 a.m. unW 10 p.m. Fri· day and Saturday, and from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sunday. Man1ger SNrtey Thorp• lhow8 a BurmeH J•de 1nd clamond rlnt to cu~tomer It Wlll~am Ro~~'!'~· Udo ~•ge, Newport Beaclt. ' Serbin of Florida Soft and.casual. washable, too • Pntry and cake1 from Udo VIilage'• German ttom. Bakery can be enJoyed on the boardwalk °"1t00klng scenic Newport Harbor. l_mported Alter-dinner Pastries s ·atlsfy Patron's Sweet Tooth German Home Bakery, on the waterfront io Udo Village, oilers local restaurant goers a special •selection of alter-dinner treata, according to owner Klaus Danner. "Most of the local restaurants don't have very much ln the way of desserts," says Danner. "So we are hichlY recommended by them to ·their customers." · Prt·marlly a des11ert establishment, German Home Bakery offers individual servings of pastries and cake, Including a aelectioll of imported delicacies from Europe. Individual servings range from 40 :centa for Greek baklava, a pastry .make with walnuts and honey, to a gourm~t liqueur-baaed 'Mocha-batter creme deasert for ·$2.25 ~serving. \ 2:i:~"lt'• the p.ma .,._ to,.. ......... tiring my of lhopplng. German Home Bakery takes special orders for whole cakes, but a week's notice is required, says Danner. "H you want quality, you have to wait," be adds. German Home Bakery also carries Tobler Chocolates which Danner describes as the finest in Imported European chocolates. ··We look hard for what we feel is the finest from any given area," says Danner. Cappuccino and espresso cortee also ls served at Ger:maa Home Bakery. Seating ls available inside the bakery. There are tables for another 00 to 70 persons outside. German Home Bakery ls open daily from 8 a.m. until 10 p.m. except on Friday and Saturday, when it stays open until 11 p.m. The Coffee Peddler . u..v...._. .. ,.._...,.. ............. (ACroea frorn ~ WlfthOuM) 878-2820 .. l • Lac Skirts At Sydney's Sydney's Boutique in Lido Village orrers a relaxing garden at· mospbere to customers shopping for new spring fashions, savs ownAr Dinah Menslk. Set among the ferns are the latest designs of lace skirts and long dresses by Lilly Diamond, as well as a complete selection of jackets, pants, blouses and vests. Sydney's Boutique carries women's sizes from six to 20, and ncrn·Sl!e'S nvu1 ,... au\a vuv \.....&6 ....__ "' and one-half. At Sydney's Boutique customers may mix and match skirts, dresses, pants, jackets, vests and blouses ac- cording to size. . "If you wear a size 12 in blouses and a size 14 m pants, you may buy those sizes in matching fabrics to construct a sharp looking, well- fitting suit," Mrs Mensik says. Swimsuits by Sirena and Kamehameha with matching skirts and tops are available at Sydney's Boutique along with a full line of cruise wear. Koll sweaters, sheUs and slacks by Le Roy's also are available in a full array of colors, she says. Thunday, Msch 1e, 1wa DAILY Pll.OT 33 TV Actress To leach Exercises Mae Della Fave, a regular oo lbe upcoming television show "America 2-Nlte" will teach new disco dance exercise classes now formlnl at the Dorolb¥ Shreve Modeling School, 3404 Vla Udo, Suite B, Lido Village, Newport Beach. Ms. Della Fave and her daughter Michelle, also seen on TV as one or Dean Martin's Gotddiggera, will ap: pear on the new television comedy -A. douPhi~ ..dance team. "Ma. Della Fave is 60 years young and has a 30 year-old figure and a talent that matches her beautiful daughter's," says school owner Dorothy Shreve. Ms. Shreve's school also features · classes in self improvement, photog- raphy and professional modeling. Many of her Newport Beach models and students take part in the fulllon abows held five times yearly for boutique and store buyers at the Los Angeles and San Francisco Marriott Hotels. Ms. Shreve bas been fashion coordinator Jor these events for a number of ye an. Personalized customer service is a special feature at Sydney's Bouti· que, according to Mrs. Mensik. Hours are lrom 10 a .m. until 6 p. m. Monday through Saturday and from 11a.m.lo5 p.m. on Sunday. Mae Della Fa've; dance Instructor at Dorothy Shreve Modeling School leads her daughter Mlchene through exerclnt In preparation for television appearancea. "Sunday Morning Fashion Fever" will be the theme of the up- coming show, to be held Swiday morning April 8. lnCormallon on Dorothy Shreve 14odelins Sch<><>l classes can be had· by calling 6'75-5580. W.fn. Roberts Jewelers of Newport ,. Beautifully designed stickpins in Florentine gold, diamonds & pearls 173..o449 Treat Yourself! While enjoying your day at Lido Village, stop in, relax and enjoy a cup of coffee and any one of our fine desserts Our specialties, dellclous c&eese cake and carrot cake Discover our imported scrumptious cookies and candles LotH•I priea ill 0,.,... CMut'1 /or IMH ... ,.,..., ~t .. We also off er espresso and cappuccino e Boardwalk• f1~t691 - ... -- • For Teens Hard-to·Flml Sizes at Finicky Fox The Finicky Fox, a new clothing shop at 15166 Golden West St. ln West minster caters exclusively to the teen girl and young woman with popular fashions. Mary Kay Shelton, proprietor, says the store fills the gap between the children's store and the women's store by carryinl a com· plete line of pre-teen and young JUn1or sizes. "Patrons are delighted lo find a single shop lhat offers a good selec- tion or lhese bard-lo-find sizes in everything from prom and gradoa· taon dresses lo the Latest in jeans and tops," she says. Dresses, casual wear. sleepwear, bathing suits and cover-ups or lingerie and accessories are featured by such makers as DiUo, Chemin De Fer, Delly, Hang Ten, Jody, Nifty, Matthew Love, Byer, and Sting Bee. The store is located about one- hal! mUe south of the Westmin$ier Mall ln the Fazio'a Shopplbg · Center. Spring Styles Feminine, lacy blouMi and awlrDng skirt• are Important fH hlon trends for the spring 1eaton. Clndy Gelger and Terry Powell model these casual 1tyle• from Woolworth'•, South Coalt Plau, Coit• Mesa. .. _ Features A - ~ Sports Gear Cathy Jean/Courtside offers a larae assortment of women's footwear, mep'a and women's ten· nia wear. wout's'a athletic shoes and tennis ru for its Newport Bt~dl client • The Fashion Island stor& $arries an abundance or ladies' footwear in- cluding Gai:ollni, Famolare, Anne Klein, Charles Jourdan, Wolff, Hana Mackler and Sbicca. Cathy Jean/Courtside also handles a number of athletic footwear labels with such names as Cay-Swifts, NCAA, Nike, Adidas and Tretoro. "The store offers active clolhlng fashions selected by David Moore, one or Southern California's im· aginative tennis and running wear buyers," according to owner Jackie Stevens. "Selections from Geoflrey Beane, Ultra Sport, Hang Ten and other fashion tennis and active sport wear lines reflect the needS and attitudes o( the soobisticated NewPOrt Beach clientele.'' Other merchandise featured at. the store include top-of-the-line ten· nis racquets such as Prince, Wilson, Head, PDP, Yam aha, Aldila, Sabine, and Victor. MICHAEL RICHARDS c9k~fiJle9J~o ll'- -·- Built-in . Microwaves At Dunlaps Kitchen remodeling is becoming increasingly popular these days, ac- cording to Bill Mallory, proprietor of Dunlap Appliances, Fountain Valley. A problem arises, according to Mallory, when a two-chamber oven (one section for baking, one for broiling) ls combined with a microwave. "Putting the two together usually means placing the microwave a hove eye level or dropping the broiler down almost to floor level," he says. The solution is to use a single cbam ber oven now being pl'Oduced by several msnufacturers. By penuitting bakln& and broiling in the same chamber, lhese new models allow space for installation of a microwave at eye level, Mallory explains. Remodelers can replace a fr~ standing range with new free- s t a o ding conventional and microwave combinuioo units as well. These are avaUa'ble with either conventional or ceramic glass cook tops, Mallory says. Dunlap Appliances has a large display of gas and electric ranges With built-in microwavc1> as well as a full line or built·ln ovens and cook toP,S . ·we 8fl? selling these ror $287, * DM.Y Pll.OT 35 Hair Cuts ~en · Sale or-- At Salon A't Hair Hunters Saloo, in Fashion Jsla.Dd. each penoa is looked upoo u an individual and oven very personalbed service, accordinl to owner EdmooJacoby. During ~ month of March, Halt Hunters ia featuring a springtime special, says Ms. Jacoby. The price for haircuts Is cut near· 1y lD half, with prices starting at $10. lhe SQS. Permanents that· regularly are $30 will be done for only $20 during their sprtnitlme special. Ralr Hunters features award· wtnntnr hairstylists, according to Ms. Jacoby. . "We encourage our hairstylists to enter eomPetitioos and to seek ad- vanced tninlng in all areas, while al the 88.Dle time keeping in step with the latest styles ... Mlculle Goklng model• pemetrtc vlaor style by Douglaa Van Leuven of Harr Hunters Salon, Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Solar coloring highlighting, done with a special type of iron, is avaUable at Hair Bunters, as ~n aa cut-and-blow styling, wet sets, permanents and coloring. · Hair Hunters bu recently added a new junior sedioa for dllldren uo-~ 12 and haircuts will be featured for $7.50 durilil tbelr Marcli SprinltiJDeSpeclal which is a dealer's quantity price," Mallory says. . Dunlap appliances is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Sunday hours are noon to 5 p.m. . The store is located at 10960 Talbert Ave., Fountain Valley. The store was _prevlousl)' located at 1815 Newport Blvd., Cc:ista Mesa for 31 years. "We are still bearing from old customers who do not know we have moved," Mallory says. "Oar Talbert Avenue Joeation is at the corner of ~clid Street at ~ qort.b end of 'furniture row'." Tbe sbop ii Open from 9 a.m. witil 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Tharsday, from 9 a.m. Monday, Friday and Saturday, and from 10 a.m. until5p.m. Sunday. ~·Ii-_;·~ Gold1mltlt , . . , ·"' ' We Will Cieate Anything In Gold . from Y~.r Design or-()urs ! I I ( I I \ 31 DM..Y PILOT Professional Jewelers for Art, Savings ProCessional Jewelers ln Hunt. lngton Beach bas made shopping for diamonds and other fme jewelry a science and an art for years. .. U it takes all day to help a customer, we will," says owner Bob Brownfield. "We want people to come ln and make an Informed decision when choosing j.welry. Thetef~ "9 never rush our customers.•• Thia one-to-one relatlonsblp bet ween customer and salesman bu been offered since the store opened at 20902 Brookhurst St., Suite 201 on the secondstoryofthe Financial Plaza. Brownfield notes Professional Jewele.r1 offers something that most retail stores don't-price. "We can keep our prices lower than most of the retail stores because we do everythln& ourselves -rrom cutting diamonds to adding the finishing touches to a hand- cra!ted piece of Jewelry." Brownfield also report• that diamond prices are rapidly rising. • "There was a 30 percent !ncrease ln rough diamond prices in um and the last raise in December U'l per-cent) hasn't really taken effect yet!' Orange County's largest collec· Uon.a of loose diamonds atone with one of the largeat gemological labs and the only computerized ap· pralsal services ln the country are among Profe111oa-al Jewelen' lrademarks. Tbe appraisal service can ac· curateb' appraise, register and type out the appraisal for a diamond ln A· e.2Uarat diamond rec.Ives the •ttentk>n of diamond cutter Jerry CMrtea at ProfetalonaJ Jew•lers, 20902 Brookhurst st.; Huntington Beach. less than 15 mmutes. Impressions oC diamonds taken by col'DplJter measure to l/1000t.b millimeter. Color, clarity and ~ dimensions are computerized with each eraph while that diamond la being registered. "We are the first to use this 1n Orange County," says Brownfield. "WlLb t.h1s Impression, we can re- tu.rn to owners any registered stolen diamond the police recover -even lf lt'lpJ&tofit4mountlnl." This· system ls expected to Im· prove the recovery rate or stolen dlamonds from its present three percent. ••. "71 ..... "' ---+1 ' ·1 C-1- Sh~pe Up at .New Salon . Exercise, Diet Sheds Pou.nds "People are amazed at how out~ ·condition they become and bow fut tbey can get back in shape with &radual, regulated exercise," lay& Carolyn McCarty of Venua do Milo Reducing and Figure Salon. Ms. McCarty and her partner Jane Watkins stress personal supervision ln exercise and diet at their newly-opened salon at 905'1 Garfield Ave., Fountain Valley. "We have a high protelo1' tow· ~ carbohydrate diet formula whlch ena blea ladles to lose one-half to one pound a day," says Ms. McCarty. A typical routine beglris with three minutes of side and tummy exercise on the roller machine, sit-ups, side bends with a five-pound dum bell and buslllne exercise on the butterfly machine. . Back and side kicks at the ballet bar, liCtovers with a five-pound weight and firming and reduclnc oo the leg machine round out the regimen. "We recommend bench presses with a 15-pound weight to prevent flabbiness of the upper arm and swlmmlng for cardiovascular exercise," says Ms. McCarty. "We have everything for contouring and firming the figure," .she adds, stressing that the program should be done at least three times a week. Ms. McCarty and Ms. Watkins weigh in each customer and give personal supervision during the exercises. . "We give special attention to ladies with back problems an4 arthritis," Ms. McCarty says. A three-month membership is priced at $38 and no contract la required, she said. • Venus de Milo is open 8 a.m. lo 8 - p.m. Monday \b:rougb Friday. emonatrat" the "aide klc:k" on th• ballet bar at Venu1 de Miio Reducing Salon, 9057 Garfield Ave., Fo"ntaln VaHey. Customers Can Preview Hai_rstyles Before Cutting A technique that allows the customer to "preview .... 'balr styles before their hatr 11 touched 1s .-..:--.• ---4t i... ~ -. .. • W8Stern Outfits an-d . Gear Saecialty _at ~asmUssen,'s , :J. '" Gauze Whites Sfwwt Off Summer Tens The shape of sum· mer '78 in part white gauze, elf cot- ton, all coolness. The shirted scoop neckline tunic, one size 58.00, and'tf~ wing dirndl, aull or medium 75.00, By Marta Salvadori. Contemporary Co6o- l&ttions 1.magDID Western style cloth.lnl !cw the entire family la the Sl)edally ol Rasmussen's Saddleback Saddlery, l~22NewportAve., Tu.at.in. For ladies, UM! store features Rocky Mounlain jeam by Prior as well as styles by Wran,ser, Levi, Lee and H Bar C, Women's western shfrts are by Wrangler, Temtex, Levi and Lee. In the men 'a dep artmenl Raa•usse11'1 baa Larry Mahan Jeana and shirts a.a well u styles by Panhandle Slim, Karman, Miller ol Denver, H Bar C, Wrangler, Levi and Lee. Wrangler; Lee and Le•l also make abirtl and pant.I for cbildren. Children'• sbhta are abo availab&e by Miller ol Denver. Boots for men, wom en and children are by A~me and TG:lY La ma, wbUe Jutm. NOCQDI and Dan Post make men'• and women's sty lea OGly. Raamussen't carries straw and fell bata b1 Stetaon, Reslstol, Bailey, Amerkan and Edd1· J aeketl and ftSll ol ~r ed nylo• are by Pioneer Wear and Jo·Kay, while moccasiM b tM eotir. faJftilJ are by MlDar:tclllka and Quc>dd1. Store bour8 are 9· a.m. tO 5:30 p .m. llcmda1 throug)a Satarcla,y. The .... is open WtUl • IMD. Friday ewatnp.. DAILY PILOT SI • Currently Popular Maur9" Reagan .._.,. --~ndantt lft ltte ooHedton of Cherie• H. 9en Jewelers lft WffWU. Aua, 104a tnfne Awe., Newport B•adl. ()ftp, jede. COt'al Md ... thy• .. fawared In the new neck wear. . • ~:.and 4-aaRion . ,, , - 3IS DAILY PILOT StufCed l!aftet Bunnlff make their home at Gepetto'• ·-A ChUd'• ~Fantasy, SOOth Coalt ptjzj Vll&qe, Santa Ana. .. Collecta~l8 at .Gep~eflo!s Adults Enjoy Child's fantasy Toya, children's clothing, books and dol1a frolll around the world are brought toaether at Geppetto'1, A Child's Fa~y. fn SoUth Coast Vlllage in Costa Mesa. Located ·near tbe village sreen. - the store Is one of three stores lJl .Southern California under ~ Gep. petto's name that carries unusual band-made toys from such coun- tries as De nm ark. Ruuia, GermaD)", Sweden and Japan. Two other stores are in San Diego County. M81l'aeer Linda McGee reP.Orta tbat •ltboagb Ute store certahib' II· a'\.cl> d's faatasy, many of the euato era are adult toy ·conedon. · "We have a lot ot ~ectora come · lo here~ look at.GUI' Jamou.s katrlx Pot&« eOlteettoa alone with aur Iii· ternatlonal and Bisque dolls,'' lhe says. A large seled.lon oL mlnlature furniture including brass bedl, wro 1ht-lron beds, wood·burDinS Ilona pewter dlnlng ware, tables and cfudrs are among the coll6C· ·tors' favorites. ·FAMILY F~SHIOMS SALE .. SAU INOS .U.CH 21 VESTS & COATS Mw ........ LI .... Mr* . 30°/o OFF S.~'&--.s' BREECHES ' 2w_,...,.._~.._. MO.c1no 24• .... 1650 ....... .. ::: f:::• .... 41.tS 1950 . WESTERN Vial · ........... • SMrts. ,...-. ..... 10°/o OfF Unless Otheniriae Ma1clld • IAMIS' Ir MIM'S COLORED & DESIGN ·. TEE SHIRTS 30°/o OFF ....... Ma LADllS' LOVE 1N STUFF PANTS ...It ... 4 • .· NOW9.88. ·~ ...... \ .. -...____ ,,.~.,, - Handcrafted: Apparel at· la Tortuga 1 'Most people come to La Tortuga because we're so different.'' aays manager Cheryl Robertson. La Tortuga, ln South Coast Yillage, features women's apJ>arel with a band·crafted feeling, sbe says. · "Customers seem to appreciate the fact that you don't see our things ln other shops. 0 According to Ms. Robertson, La Tortuga tries to be different than department store!. Although stie doesn't classify the store as an import shop, she stresses they offer merchandise from other countries chosen lbr its quality crafbmansbJp and reason• able price. lo addiUon, a large selecUon or clothing made in the United States also is sold at La Tortuga. A popular item In the shop ls a well-fittinf, wrap-around Birt which, lbe 1ays, looka very nice on many figure types. •·unlike JPost other wrap-a.round skirt.I, these are sl.zed and flt man)' shapes well." Sizes range from 5 through 16 and prices are from $22 to '28f depend· in& on tlie fabrtc. "We also feature a unique eollec· lion of handcrafted, 100 perceo\ d· ton crochet tops that wear well with '• eveeyt.hlni fl'Qlll pants and akJrla to bathill1 sub." lhe sen. · Well·~ !Den't 9'blrtl ln 1111· usual prtnta also a.re avalla ble. Store hours are tlom 10 a.m. anUl 9 p.m. Monell)' through Friday, from 10 Lm. until 8 p.m. Saturday, and from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sun· day. .. Start Being The Woman lbu want to Bel ' Make 1978 your turning point! can Qr come In today for a complimentary analysts and pro- gram discussion. Whether you are ~. ~ Interested In schooJ, • business, home- making, or prof es- slonal career, you can learn everything from Makeup to Modeling at the schools which have successfully served women for over 50 years. Beautltul things happen to a Powers 6lrl. John Robert Powers PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT & MODELING SCHOOLS ORANGE #3 Town & Country (714) 547-8228 .. --...... , " ....... -8.~apes, Spreads Matched At·· Nettle-1:reek Stores ~dding fashion trends are mov- ing toward comforters Qtatcbed witb dust rufQes, draperies and p11low shams, accordinftb Bruce An· derson of Nettle Creek in Newport Beach. Tbe store, located a\ 23 Fashion Island, has 300 designs and colors th.!lt can be used for this "unmade Halllday's ha• aerved Newpbrt Beach with tr•dltlonal men's clothing for the last jO Y!•,.· Related story on page a. ' bed·' look, says Anderson. Most comforters are reversible and customers often choose a de· sign fabric on one side and a coordinating solid on the other, he adds. The store can custom make cur· tains, fabric wall coverings and up· holstered furniture and headboards from the same fabrics. '.!One ol our·specialties is ruffied tie-back c"rtalns with attached valances to match dust ruffles and ruffled pillow shams," says An·. derson. NetUe Creek's design studio bas sample books from all the major wallpaper manufacturers as well as· 5,000 to S:OOO fabric samples. Several of Nettle Creek's more unique services are custom-painted lamps to match wallpaper or fabric and cushions specially made for boats. Nettle Creek's Fashion Island . store and the new. location in En- derle Center, East 17th St. at the Newport Freeway, Tustin, both have a large selection of decorator quality bedspreads in stock. Store hours at bolh locations are 10 a.m . to 9 p.m. Monday and Fri- dar. 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Satur· day and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. ••tt-'lel'f lt.•1·-·-•et-"• La-Z-Boy® ~llr.Ol~':a: .. -LOO~ FOR THE GREEN TAG ON THE .LA-Z-BOY <;HAllJS AND SAVE I 1111111• ti i 11 I,. l ··u 1-.I ·. II l .'l .I \ l ·.H \ ~189 .. MISSION VIEJO 19ffA....,~J 21H2 M:r.111• ~· .................... .. ,..y ..... AtS-1902 Mo......,,s ... 1 .. .srrt. 10-1 .. . ..... ....,... • •Kh ........ , America's No 1 Rechners Rechnes ontv 1" from lhe wall • l•J.IKtwa~ Thtt 'Cht1rs lt\11 br•ak 1hetr backs f0t YQtJ!" • W .... u"-r" s.ttftn• The r~~,lln1ng , Sofu COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEAOI 36t E. 17• Slret ··~,..,., lc.,....,....11711SU ............ ..,... ......... 642-8657 ...... n.r.. ·~·M.10.7 Stf.10.5 Comforters with coordinated or matdllng plllow ahama •ncl fampe custom painted to m•tch. are apeclaJtl•• of Neut• Creek, 2S F .. hlon l1land. w.Trail Mix .. ~.. s1.~. Calif Dried Apricots .~ .. ~ i 1-_ : ·Date Sug• . . ...:. .flt~ .. 95: Carob Smftower .~?-.. . s 1~ • Al Vcrfeties Of .M~ & Dried Fruits F~Sh Orange Ju~e • Fresh Juice• " •, SmOofllies Ir Siiikes \\E~LTlirM . ~~~ 10:.6 Sat. l~S .. . .. I • ... «J DAILY PH.OT ... - • --. , --. .. . ~·----.._,,. __ , -· • . . WHATMAIES NEIMAN•MAil(}lfi NEIMAN•MABCIJS Exotic and exclusive ideas for enter_tainbig . . .. Hostess gowns from India dramatize the finest, most diaphanous of Hindi sllk.s for ulUmate luxury and grace. The collection of radiant hand-blocked designs ls light. alry. ubinhibiting, FASHION ISLAND .. romantic, and ours alone. S-M-L &llzeS 215.00 to 350.00. Robe and At-Home Shop, Upper Level . . . . . ' ... . . ' . . . .. ... ,. , 7 Huntington Beach Fountain Valley ., . EDITION ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . . ·"'tHURSDAY! MARCH 16, 1978 Def endS ·Himself Doctor Denies Choking Infant After Abortion Faikd I' By TOM BARLEY Waddill today as the defendant ness "Now doctor, did you ktU this damages in a 1aw$uil which a: ot111eoai1,..i ... st.11 in a murder tnal took the wit product of conception?" Weed· cuses the doctor of railine lo ad- " Dr Waddill, d1d you srrangle ness stand in Orange County ··I underi,tand," Waddill man asked the witness. vise her or the true stale of her little baby girl an the SuperiorCourt r~phed pregnancy. estminster Community "In so far as I performed a ospatal nursery on March 2. Waddill as accused of strangl· therapeutic abortion on the 7?" Waddill, 42, appeared calm 1ng a newborn infant to death in mother, yes, I dad," Waddill "No sir, I didn't." :. ''Well, did you choke an infant ~ death on that date?" ··"No, I didn't." 1Those were the opening ques· t ons by defense attorney barles Weedman and the ponscs of Dr. Wtlliam Baxter and relaxed and exchanged the Westminster Community replied. smiles with his wife as he en-Hospital nursery after his al· tered the witness stand for what tempt to abort the child via Weedman warned him will be a saline solution failed. long session. "I want you to stay relaxed and calm. Everyone here knows the strain you are going through and everyone understands Okay?" Weedman told the wit Weedman immediately re· turned to that issue after asking Waddill to point out his wife to the Jury and confirm that he is the father or a recently born baby girl. But he made it clear under further questioning that Mary Weaver, 18, or Huntington Beach, agreed to the abortion and asked ham to perform it on March 2, 1977 . Mi ss Weaver recently sued Waddill for $17 million 1n The prosecution has claimed via testimony that Miss Weaver may have been as much as 31 weeks from conception when the abortion was performed. The defense contends that she was no more than 2'Z weeeks from conception when she de- livered the baby girl \hat al legedly was murdered by Wad dill. After•oon . --N.Y.-to •ICS"- Dall'tl'l114PM'• TAKES WITNESS STAND Dr. Wllllam Waddill ~ r.f errorists Kidnap Italian ·Leader o.Hly f"tlet SIMI ""°'• TEACHER WENDY PEARL MAKES UP 'JULIET' · At HB School, Shakespeare Generates Excitement .Junior Bard Fifth Graders Stage 'Romeo' By ROBERT BAllKER OI a. o.lty l'lill Matt Lovers or Shakespeare will get a chance tonight to take an a free performance or "Romeo and Juliet" in Hunt- ington Beach that's not offered anywhere else in the world THE PLAY 1s being put on by fifth graders al LeBard School. If the actors live up to their reputallons earned an previous performances. it will be a big bit. First and second graders viewed the play earlier this week They praised the scenery and costumes. They said lhry liked the dueling and fighting and dying, but the love stuff didn't do much for them. "IT WAS THE best play I've seen in years." 5-year old Steve S. wrote in his review of the play for a class as signment. Teacher Ardis Bucy said the play is somewhat abridged and runs for about an hour.. But, stte said, it is straight Shakespeare with authentic costumes and the "where art thous," "harks" and ref erences to "yonder window." MURS. BUCY SAID that pupils have been very excited by the venture into Shakespeare. Laura Gorham and Mark Christopolus have starring roles. The curtain eoes up at 7 :80 tonight at tbe LeBard School Auditorium. ewer Main ~epair Schedule4 Monday Originally, the county eatimat· ed work couldn't begln cm the broken Un it\ the normaU,y dry rl\'er bed for several week• because ol the now of wateT. Contamlnatio1) hu r~ed the cloaore of beachee f "'m Beach Boulevard in Hun~ton Beach to 31th Srett m N port Beacb, Scbrolh aald. 5 Guards Killed • Ill Assault HOME <AP> -Aldo Moro, C'onsidered Italy's most influen· tial politician and probable next president, was kidnapped today off a Rome streel by gunmen who killed all f1v~ }Dembers or has protective escort Police said they feared the 61-year-old former premier was shot in the atlack. Telephone calla to the Italian news media said the abductors of the Christian Democrat leader were members of the Red Brigades, Italy's most feared urban guerrilla group. Wit- nesses said some gunmen wore uniforms of the Italian air force band Police said 11 men and one "-Oman firing submachine guns and pistols made the attack The government threw an l'Sl1mated 50,000 police and army troops into the manhunt, and later police said they found the kidnap car, with bloodstains on a back door and the back scat. They said they found a bullet 111s1de with fragments of Moro's suit. 1nd1catmg he may have bct•n wounded The kidnappers had aban· <See KIDNAP, PageA2) Israelis Again Hit Lebanese Artillery BtUes TEL AVIV, Israel CAP> - braeli warplanes swooped into southern Lebanon again today, aiming lo knock out Palestinian artillery firing on Lebanese Christian villages in Israel's new six-mile-wide se~ur\ty strip along the border. The Lebanese government, meanwh.ile, aMounced It would call for an emergency session of the U N. Security Council. Lebanese Prime Minister Selim el Hoss told reporters .after a parliamentary session in Beirut that the aovernment is preparing to call on the coun~l lo ·'take the necessary measures , that would auarantee a cessa- tion ot the aegression and ensure wltbdrawal of Israeli forces." In Ca.ifo, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat condemned the lsraeli attack and said be was wQlchlhg closely "to make our plan." Sadat told vtslting Afl'icen parllamentacy leaders tie would convene-bis naUonal socWity council, whlcb m l! onl)' the tlme of cr1sls, to decide the nut step. But he said be would COD· Ubue the uarc.b f9r a peace{\ll • aolutlOIL . t "We tboUjht ad re .a point when we were abOut ~ , solve the w"ote ptoblem peaeef ully tben Urael re- tke JSIJ L, .... Al) A"Wl~ BODYGUARD LIES DEAD IN STREET AFTER FORMER ITALl~N PREMIER KIDNAPPED Four Others In Aldo Moro's Prot•ctive Escort Kiiled In Rom Shootout Al' WI..,.. .. KIDNAP VICTIM Italian Leader Moro 118 Motorist Faces Charge In Collision A Huntington Beach motorist, whose car alle1edl1 jumped \he center divider o( Pacific Coast Rl1hway causlni a beadon col lision Wednesday, remaiMd hospitaHted today, rac1n1 crl~lnal clla.raes. BB Candidates Bonf a, O'Co1µ1o;r • • -. . Trade 'Insults' By ROBERT BARKER (II .... o.lly l'\le( ~, .. , It had to happen and it fmally dld "Wednesday night at a Hunt· mgton Beach candidates" mght when two old combatant~ were handed a chance to have another go at each other Incumbent City Attorney Don Ronfa and City Council can· d1date John O'Connor, a former Bonfa assistant, were asked how they would ~et along if both were elected m the April 11 elec lion. It was a good question because they never got along before. Bonfa was t'1e first to respond. Ile said he is a professional and would work with O'Connor on the assumption -"and it's an assumption" -that O'Connor as elected. O'Connor said he has an ob· ligation to serve all the people and that he would attempt to guide BonCa away rrom politics to the Junctions of the city at- torney office. O'Connor said that lh1c; is based on the chance -and he indicated that he didn't lhlnk much of the chuce -that Bonta would be re.elected. Bonfa said that O'Connor's statement was a speeeh, not an answer lo the question. Battling between Bonfa and O'Connor goes back to 19'74 and culminated in a phy sical alttrcation ~ween the two men Int. J)eceniber. Bonfe fjre~ · O!Copoor, who :w~ e,deQU\Y cl»r.a~e)' ~t the time. ~o·eon.oor"It .,.~.n.na the cue: He-now engqec\ in pttvete ta• practice~ . B«fQr& •tbe 1 excb ant•• a member ol the auclience aked 15 Ch:) Council candldatet who tbey W'oUJd support for ctty at- tome1 t th poeillon w~re •P· pomttWt. Th cand.ldatu. with lho ex· ctpUOD ol O'CGl\nor, didn't .. l lnvolved. . Bot o·eo~ aid be could !lupport either 1 H'lU.OD. or Jerr1 Bamo bul not Bonta. "ll's llml' for a chang<.'. ·he said Bonfa su~gested that be i.e given equal time to appraise City Council candidates. O~Connpr presumably wouldn't have been , on<.' of his choices. City Councilman Al Coen and city attorney candidate Bame also were asked about their rft_l.a taonship. They ha\e been law partners for a number of years and both are seeking city office. ,1 Coen said that he didn't sec how the relatitmsh1p could cauae a conflict of interest. He said that Bame planned to dis- associate himself from the (See INSULTS, Page A2) l\'eatber Sunny but slightly coolei:: .. at the beaches Friday. Chance or some fog or low clouds Friday afternooQ along the coast. Lows tonight 48 to 54 Highs Fri· day 72 to75 INSIDE TODA~ Two JlfOr! a/ttr the «ntr911 3hortage, have On:mge Coos& ruidenh forgotten lh~., ltUOM·oJ the Win&•r o/ Our t Diacontint? SH Ftoh1rin9, Page 81. ~.: A2 DAILY PILOT H/f ·:Parents . Qw,estion .. ~.Project ;i._ • ~· :.... ) group of parenia say they Will ast Pountain Valley (elementary) School District · .U\aatees tonilbt to bold off on P!•na to rebuild ·a fire-gulled e1gbt-room wine at Harper • Stbool. .. ~!be 9Cbool board meetina will ~ held at 7:30 p.m. at the dis· · ttic:t oftlces located near the cor- • n'r~ of Newland Street and 111bert Avenue. Trustees voted 3 to 2 on March ;J \9 prepare architectural plans fOI' rebuilding the burned-out wtng at Harper Elementary School, 186S8 Santa Ynez St., • ~ck by fire on Jan. 23, 19TI. A aut Sharon Stirling spo~esman. for a group of i2 parents, said she questions the necessity for rebuilding the wmg due to declining enrollment throughout the school district. School board President Karen Ackley said it is not known at th.is time how much the district will have to pay from its own coffers for reconstruction. As much as $162,000 will come from the school district's m · s urance for rebuilding costs of fil'ials said. ' · 1 Mrs. Ackley cast the deciding "4>te March 3 on the plan to pro- .cud with reeonstruct1on. ·.Mrs. Ackley said she has been contacted by many parents ·t>lnce then who have asked her to r.efonsider her vote. . The school board president liia1d no action will be taken WQ1ght on the llarp~r School pf an , But Mrs. Ackley said the board will have to give fmaJ ap· moval to the rebuilding plans lt.ler this year. 1 Crash Victim ~yBeSeen ~·trom Irvine A pilot who died when his rent- ed Cessna 150 airplane collided with another aircraft over Hunt· ington Beach and crashed into the sea has been tentatively 1de!1tified as John Bauer, 43, of • :frvme. 'Jlauer, who lived at 19542 ~ierra Raton Road, lS the person who rented the plane, National • Transportation Safety Board of- ficials said. Bauer was identified as an engineer for the Hughes Aircraft Company. l'Jo remains have yet been f~nd in the Saturday crash. The ,;,pilot of the second plane, Ame I I Petersen, 46, or Newport Beach, , landed safely ;it Mile Square ,, f(;gional Park in Fountain Valley 1 :. Brown Losing I 1 Public Favor SAN FRANCISCO (AP> Gov Edmund G Hrown Jr. 1s slipping in the public's VICW Of his Job performance, accord.mg to a survey of a cross-section of 1 Cahforn1a adults released lo· :. day. Pollster Mervin Field said a poll or 1,217 people last month , showed the governor's once· · • favorable ratings were on a fair- .: ty steady decline. Those in· terviewed included 708 .. Democrats, 429 Republicans and 80 others. 1'he proportion of Californians : who think Brown is doing a 1 "good job" has dropped from ! · the 63 percent high he reached ~~ two years ago lo 29 percent m l Field's latest survey. ,, . ·. · Dollar Dips Again 1• LONDON (AP) -The dollar ' was sharply lower on world foreign exchanges today. drop- Ptni lo record low levela against , the Japanese yen. •• 4• .. l• II II •• ,. ... .... • ,y OAANO£ COASt DAILY PILOT ... ,......,_.. THEY'RE BUZZING OVER BUZZARDS IN HINCKLEY, OHtO Ranger Bud Berger Scans Sky for Returning \!Ulturea They Made It Buzzards Return to Ohio HINCKLEY, Ohio (AP> - When the buzzards come back to Hinckley, il's supposed to be March 15. • It worked out that way ag-.un Wednesday. but just barely. Scores of v1s1tors waited hours for a glimpse of the legendary buzzards returnrng to their spring and summer homes. Just when it began to look as 1f they would be disappointed, a few buz~ards were spotted winging their way over the Hinckley Reservation. After a day of scanning the skies, Cleveland Metroparks ranger Bud Berger said he was driving along a park road when he saw two buzzards roosting in a tree at4:24 p.m . Minutes later, Warren Slater . a Hinckley Chamber of Commerce member, said he was in his car and spotted seven birds Oying high over Ohio 303, apparently making their way home for spring. Berger said the buzzards may have avoided their usual stomp- ing grounds, the Whipps Ledges area of the wooded park. "We've never had so many people and I think that might have kept them away," Berger Froaa Page Al KIDNAP ... doned the car and transferred to another, and police said this second auto may ~ave been s p~tted by a low-flying helicopter on Rome's outskirts. The crew reported seeing a car speeding down a country road with five persons inside, one of them held down on the floor. Police converged on the area. Roadblocks were particularly tight between the city and Leonardo da Vinci Airport at F1umicino, west of Rome. Fifteen leaders of the Red Brigades, a group police say numbers no more than several hundred, are on trial in Tunn and the organization has vowed to force cancellation of the trial by terrorist attacks. f'rotaPa~AI ISRAEL .•• sorts to the use of force again," he said in his first public com- ment on the attack. The jet fighters roared across Israet 's northern border as lhe g uerrilla shells crashed around roads leading to Marjayoun and Kleia, Lebanese communities held by Israel just beyond the frontier. The Palestinians said the warplanes were striking btlltop positions from which the g~r· rillas were harassing the Israeli invaders, and that one plahe was shot down and fell on the Israeli side of the border. The Palestine LlberaUon Organization released Jta first official casualty count today from the first day of bost1UUes, reporting 79 fighters were killed or wounded. Israeli officials say about 100 gucrrillaa were killed and hundreds wo~. l'....i Pflfle .41 INSULTS.•. said V1s1tors came from as far as Detroit to see the beady-eyed buzzards Many said they were drawn after reading of tbe legend in newspapers. Most waited, unperturbed, for a whit.. but then gave up and went home A crow, some ducks and even an apparently lost seagull new overhead for them. But no buzzards. "Am 1 too late?" asked Joseph Salva of the Cleveland suburb of Parma when be arrived at 8 a m. "I overslept. I wanted to come and see them because I've always lived close but never had the t1me before." The next highlight of the llinckley buzzard s.eason comes Sunday when the Chamber of Commerce hosts a breakfast for thousands of people expected to come for a glimpse of the birds. Legend says the birds have been coming to the Hinckley area since 1818. That was the year of the ''Great Hinckley Varmint Hunt" when hunters from the area gathered to wipe out bears. wolves and foxes. T~ s m ell reportedly attracted the buzzards. HB Resident Held After Knife Attack A 20.year·old Huotington Beach man is under psychiatric observation at UC Irvine Medical Center today aft.er an alleged knW! attack on two of bis downtown neighbors Tuesday night, police said. Kenneth Alvie Bishop of 806 14th St. 1s expected to remain under psychiatric care until Fri- day before formal criminal charges are filed, according to Huntington Beach Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa. The victims or the alleged at- tack. Robert William Earl, 47 and his son John, 24, of 616 Crest Ave., suffered minor cuts and were treated and released from Pacifica Hospital Tuesday. Police assert that Bishop "went berserk" and reportedly began slashing the elder Earl wlt.h a buck knife at 9:05 p.m. in their adjoining back yard. Bishop allegedly chased the father and later confronted the younger Earl, Ochoa said. Bishop allegedly lore up ~ in· terior of the Earls' home, poiice said . The father suffered cuts on his hands while trying to defend himself. The younger Earl suf. fered a gash across his chest police said. ' Bishop was arrested shortly after the alleged attack near his home when he overturned his auto whife failing to ne1otlale a turn, Ochoa said. HD Trustees Solid Against Jarvis Plan ' He Stuffed ThemA.imy Hunt.ia&tOb Beach police are tracld.ai down a UUef who pUl.,...J MVtA tufted anta:aalt (,om an auto parked In front of tbe owner'• home Tuesday night. Missing are two panda bears, two koala ~ars, a brown bear, a squirrel and a monkey -all about four inches tall. The victim, Rog er McNeely, 20, ot 118891 Tunstall Lane, told police one of the panda bears ia easily recognizable since his dog chewed its eyes out. McNeely said bls wife collects the animals and hangs them from his auto's mirror. HB's Mayor Stricken, Hospitalized Huntington Beach Mayor Ron Pattinson was hospitalized early today with what he believes to be a kidney stone attack. Pattinson was taken to Hunt· ington Intercommun1ty Hospital after he awakened an severe pain, he said via a telephone from his hospital bed The 45-year-old city leader said that tus ailment 1s stall be- ing diagnosed but that he believes his condition to be similar to a previous attack of kidney stones Pattinson returned to Hunt· ington Beach earlier this week after attending a conference in Wash>nglon D C which was followed by a brief vacation. WiU Road Close? Homeowners ate gearln1 Up for another skirmish over a new threat to close McFadden A venue in northwest Hunlm,ton Beacb. HoJneowner leaders have in· formed the Huntington Beach City Council that they will resist total closure . They say that their civil rights and liberty of movement would be violated by closure lo all norm al residential traffic. City officials initiated action in 1976 to close the western tip or the street because of fears for children who bad to cl'()SS the busy street to get to Robinwood Elementary School. But residents who would otherwise be hemmed into lhear homes by the closure obtained a <'ourt order blocking lbe move after a massive petition drive that netted more than 700 signatures. The city backed down in the face of the legal challenge and instituted several measures de- signed to reduce truck traffic lo an adjacent industrial park. ca.utan M to 15 per~ of the Mef'addenA~enu•tratnc. Proposals include tnstalllng a four-way stop sisn at Chemical Lane and McFadden; closing Mcfadden to truck tratftc west ol Chemical Lane and removing left turn lanes from Bolla Chica onto McFadden and from McFadden onto Bolsa Chica. "There may be other alternatives we can accept and llve with, but we caa not accept total restriction of traffic on McFadden," Schopp said. He said the city is guilty of poor planning in the area. HBN~eding CBRatlio Ope raw rs Huntington Beach Neighborhood Walch program officials are seeking Citizen B1tnd (CB> radio operators who can lend the police an extra set of "ears.•· But those measures reportedly have not been successful and ci- ty leaders indicate they will go for closure again. A public hear-ing is scheduled March 20. Police want to traln CB radio Karl Schopp, a leader or the operators an reporting emergen· protesting R 0 bin w 0 0 d c1es and en mes on Channel Homeowners Association, says Nine, the frequency set aside for that 1t will be much more that use hazardous "for all our children A base CB radio station has and a ll our residents by forcing been installed at the Huntington us to use Bolsa Ch1ca Street Beach Pol.ice Department front every Lime we exit and enter our desk to monitor Channel Nine residential area." said OH1cer Jerry Webb: Schopp sa id that traffic Neighborhood Watch studies show that there were 38 coordinator. 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For the very best deal -You owe it to yourself to check our prices & service. VISA Master Charq~ Budget terms . 7 f I -· ............ . ·--. -· ..... ______ _ Irvine EDITION o d ay' , Closio • N. Y. Si.,t•ks " VOL. 71, NO. 75, 4 SECTIONS, 76 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1978 TEN CENTS 'DestitUte' Recluse Dies With Fortune COFFEYVILLE, Kan. (AP) -Martha Marine was regarded as a destitute recluse, an eccen tric whi> refused help from neighbors concerned about her life in the squalor of a small frame house. She used lo carry du('ks around with her in it battered old car. Later she raised ('h1cken:. at her Junk-filled home And when she died on her 64th birthday, she left an estate that may be worth millions of dollars. ··1 can hardly believe anybody worth that much money could live like that." Larry Murdock , Coffeyville funeral d1re('tor, said Wednesdav. M 1ss Marine died Sunday in a Coffeyville hospital from a :.e"ere case of tetanus a few hours after emerging Crom her Atherton Effort .. Petition Seeks Petition Right By PmLIP ROSMARIN OI -p.o;r, IOllM St.ff Dr. Eugene Atherton, a Democratic candidate ror gov- ernor known for his petition 'drives, beg an circulating 'I Pot Holder Gi,ven Life KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia (AP> A" »- year-old man has been sentenced to life imprison- ment and six strokes of the cane for' possession of nearly 11 ounces of can· nabis, the local form of marijuana. Zainol Bin AU was ar· nsted at a roadblock ln northern 'Malaysia last May. He said a bundle in his lap contained cloth, but the cannabis straws were in 1t, lhe ('OUrt m Kangar was told Crash Vjctim . May Be From Irvine A pilot who died when his rent· ed Cessna 150 airplane collided ..-ath another aircraft over Hunt- ington Beach and crashed into &,he sea has been tentatively Jllentified as John Bauer, 43, of lnine. Bauer, who lived al 19542 Sierra Ralon Road. 1s the person who rented the plane, National Transportation Safety Board of· ficials said. Bauer was identified as an tngineer for the Hughes Aircraft C:ompany. • • No remains have yet been i (ound ln the Saturday crash. The ' p!lot of the second plane, Arne Vetersen, 46, of Newport Beach, boded safely at Mile Squire lteglonal Park in Fountain Valley. Coa~t Ora nge • We ather Sunny but sUgbUy cooler at the beacbes Friday. Chance of some fog or low clouda Friday afternoon along t he .coast. Lows .toiU1ht u to 54 Wahs Fri· day 12 to75 another pet1t1on 1n Irvine Wednesday. This one, he says, 1s for an or dinan('e that would make 1t legal for people to organize without permission in private malls and shopping ('enters to ('irculate more petitions An "infamous act" of the Nix on-appointed Supreme Court, Atherton told the City Council Tuesday, ruled that such places are private and under the con· trol of the businessmen who own them. Atherton said that was a viola· lion of First Amendment free speech guarantees. lt was undemocr a tic, feudalistic and fascist, be sa1d. His petition in Irvine will be for an initiative vote to create a city ordinance that would re- quire public access to shopping centers and malls for public purposes. Those would include, but not be limited to. he said, register- ing voters, qualifying ballot items, ('Ollectsng signatures to qualify candidates for office, dis tributing campaign literature and, of course, circulating pet1 · lions. He said the new ordinance would be aimed at the proposed Irvine Mall. a regional shopping center planned for the 1980s. Atherton aJso asked the coun- t il to adopt an urgency or dinance doing the i;ame thing the initiative would do. The council, however, agreed to study the request. hut took no action . Atherton said a city ordinance would not be contrary lo the Supreme Court rulJng. because the ruling was made in a case where no su('h ordinance ex· 1sted. City Attorney James Erickson told the coun('a\ 1t was "not possible" legally for it lo pass an ordinance requiring private businessmen to allow persons onto their property for political solici talion. AtbertcGold the Daily Pilot, "Everyone goes to the market. on Saturday and Sunday. In the mall, you can collect 1,200 si1oatures a day (the method he used to qualify for the state • gubernatorial ballot>. "Wftal 15 so evil about allow· ing the pflbtit to .. decade? For 197 years, all these businesses thrived with lhe right of free speecll coming up to their (See PETITION, Page A2> I, Irvine Shuns Position on Reform Plan house, unable to talk and carry- ing a note asking for help. The barely legible note found by a neighbor indicated she thought she was suffering from blood poisoning and lockjaw. Murdock said Miss Marine took papers with her to the hospital lis ting thousands of shares oC "blue chip" stocks, in· duding 3,884 shares or AT&T worth nearly $250,000. The funeral director uid the AT&T and other stock was easi ly worth $1 million. He said there are also indications the woman owned 50 lo 100 acres or land near Los Aneeles. A trust omcer al the Riggs National Bank in Washington, D.C., who asked that her name not be divulged, said two sizable trusts have been maintained there for Miss Marine, but ad· milled she had no Idea or the ex· tent or the recluse's fortune But Murdock said the trust of ricer told him what he had round was "the tip of an iceberg." There is no known will, although the Riggs bank· has a safety deposit box listed in her name. The trust officer said she bas DO idea of its content& and 8 court order probably will have to be obtamed before it can be opened. Miss Manne apparently used hltle or her fortune. drawing on· ly occasionally on her checkibs a('count at Riggs bank She moved to Coffeyville in 1975, paying cash in $100 biUs {or her home The house bad no utility service and neighbors re- ported that she raised chickens <See RECLUSE, Page A2) • ·· · , 5 Goar~ A~WI ....... BODYGUARD LIES DEAD IN STREET AFTER FOAMER ITALIAN PREMIER KIDNAPPED Fout Othen In Aldo Moro'• Proa.ctlVe Eecort Kiiled In Rom Shootout Israelis Resume Attack Lebanese to Call Security Council Session TEL AVIV, Jsrael CA P > - lsraeh warplanes swooped into sou them Lebanon again today, aiming lo knock out Palestinian artillery firing on Lebanese Christian villages in Israel's new six-mile-wide security strip along the border. <Related photo, /\4) The Lebanese government, meanwhile. announced it would ('all for an emergency session of the U .N. Security Council. Lebanese Prime Minister Seli m el Hoss told reporters after a parlJamentary session in Beirut that the government is preparing to call on the co1µ1cil to ''take the necessary measures that would guarantee a cessa· lion or the aggression and ensure withdrawal of Israeli forces " The jet fighters roared across Israel's northern border as the guerrilla shells crashed around roads leading to Marjayoun and Kleia, Lebanese communities held by Israel just beyond the frontier. The Palestinians said the warplanes were striking hilltop positions from which the guer· rillas were harassing the IsrieLi invaders, and that one plane was shot down and fell on the lsraelJ side of the border. The Palestine Liberation Organization released its first official casualty count today from the first day of hostilities, reporting 79 fighters were killed or wounded Israeli officials say ab<>ut 100 guerrillas were killed and hundreds wounded The PLO claimed the Israelis lost 350 killed or wounded, but the Israeli military command said only 11 of its soldiers were killed and 57 wounded. The Palestinian military com- mand also claimed the guer· rillas knocked out 70 to 80 Israeli tanks. armored personnel car· ries and other military vehicles. Israeli troops were digging in· to positions across southern Lebanon, and the Israeli govern· ment said they would stay there until it got dependable guaran· tees the guerrillas would be barred from the zone. PLO leader Vasser Arafat. meanwhile, said in a speech lo Lebanese leftist leaders in Beirut that he would prevent a ny agreement that would create a guerrilla-free zone ln Cruro, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat condemned the Israeli attack and said he was watching closely "to make our plan." Sadat told visiting African parliamentary leaders he would convene his national security council, which meets only in the time or crisis, to decide the next step. But he said he would con· tinue the search for a peaceful solution. 'Food to Go' Goes Nowhere in lroine "We thought we had reached a point when we were about to solve the whole problem peacefully and then Israel re- sorts to the use of force aeain," he said in his first public com· ment on the attack. Food to go, went, as the Irvine City Council ruled Tuesday that food operations would be barred from a small commercial center proposed for the Nol'thwood area. The vot~ was unanimo6s. The North Irvine Homeowners Association had complained that a food service -wbell\tr " Fare SaTings· Hawaii and Back for $164? restaurant or retail shop such as a bakery or butcher shop - would be an "attractiv<' . nuisance" aQd put children and pedestrians in dan~r because of vehicletraffit. Also, association President Pele Walker told the council. a food business would bring ltash and litter, and noise during late night or early morning de liveries. The matter had been brought to the council on an appeal of a Planning Commission approval, in which the developer, the Verde Development Company, already bad agreed to delete a proposed liquor store and con- venience market. But the company objeeted to no food store of any kind. A representative, Jim Johnson, com f.lained, "I don't think there s one place in lnlne where there's a good bekery. or a good ice cream parlor. or a &ood meal mfU'kel." Tl'le coubell said it wo\lld permit such b lnesses n aboe r pair, spotUn1 goods, and hardware stores, a balr talon or dry cleaners, and proresalonal otflc~s. The council also atlpulated that businesses must close by 10 J>.Ql~ ,.b• ptoPoSed center ls on 1.8 atrH bltween 'l'tabuco ROfd and th• santa Atta l"riiW'ay. Killed in Assa tilt ROME (A P> Aldo Moro, considered Italy's most influe~ ttal politician and probable next president. was kidnapped today off a Rome street by gunmen who killed all five members of his protective escort. ' I Telephone calls to the Italian news media said the abducto'rs of the Christian Democrat leader were members of the Red Brigades, Italy's most feared urban guerrilla group. Wit-. nesses said some gunmen wore uniforms or the Italian air force. band. Police said 11 men and one woman firing submachine~ and pistols made the attack. The government threw an estimated 50,000 police an11 army troops into the manhunt. and lal'er police said they found the kidnap car, with bloods~ . on a back door and the ba& seat. The kidnappers bad aban- doned tbe car and transferred to another, and police said this s econd auto may have been s potted by a low-flying helicopter on Rome's outskiftS. The crew reported seeing a car speeding down a country road with five persons inside, one-or them held down on the floor. Police converged on the area Roadblocks were particularly light between the city abd Leonardo da Vinci Airport at Fiumicino, west of Rome. Fifteen leaders of the Red Brigades. a group police say numbers no more than several hundred, arc on trial in Turin. and the organization has vowed to force cancellation of the trial by terrorist attacks. The Italian news agency ANSA said it received a later ('all from another extremist group. the Armed Proletarian Groups, claiming responsibility and threatcmn~ Moro's lire. But police discounted this call. President Giovanni Leone ('alled the abduction ••a ehallengc to the state" and said "the state must give the firmest reply with every measure. We must adopt every necessary measure 'to counter this situa- tion ·· "We are at war,'' declared Italy's chief prosecutor, Giovan ni de Matteo. The attack shocked political leaders throughout Western Europe. Common Market chief Roy Jenkins, echoing the comments \ of others. said it would talce "the J resolute solidarity of all dem- ocratic forces in Europe" to ~ <SeeKIDNAP, Page AU l 1 ~ .. ~ DAil V PILOT l'hur!d!y. March 18. 1978 _Cops R ·out .Painters i Protest Aimed at Cron PrWe 1'ikes r ~ . WASIIlNGTON (AP) -About 50 angry farmers demanding tugber crop prices forced their way into the Agriculture Depart· ment's main office buiJdlng to- day. pwichang several security ~uard.s and occupying an inner patio before they were dnven out by federal rlot police Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland was on the bullding's second floor, ready to convene a rnee ting of the department's Commodity Credit Corp. board. He ad1oumed the gathering ~d was whisked out a side door to safety by security agent.JI. "I don 'l know what the .. problem ll:' Bel'lland told a re- porter u he left the bulldlni. "I was told by my security people to leave." No one was lnjured seriously in the scuffle after an estimated 2,000 chanting members of tbo American A&rlculture move· ment marched from Capitol Hill in support ot bighel' prif:eS. Some firecrackers were set off by the farmers inside tbe build· ing, causing bystanders to think they were gunshots. Thomas F. McBride, the de· partment's inspector JeneraJ, and his chief security de, Bob Smith, suffered minor injuries Sewer Main Repair ~cheduled Monday By JACkJE HYMAN between Newport Beach and 0t , .. o.u, ,.. ... SIMf Huntington Beach. : H epair work is tcntati vely Harlan Schroth, engineering 4iCbcdulcd to b~g1n Monday on a specialist for the Orange County .,roke n ~l'wcr matn pouring four Public Health Service's environ- milhon gallons (If raw sewage a mental health division, said the day into the Santa Ana River, , U.S. Anny Corps ol Engineers which flows into the ocean has agreed to shut off the now~ Telltale Drips Lead Irvine Police to Car A mottJ1 asl bashed his car ;ilong Campus Urive in Irvine Wednesday makint( stumps of . rave small trees, flattening two roadside marker reflector posts, $triking an Edison pole and bao~ing the curb twice f'rom a pool of fresh engine oil at the sn•nt'. police followed a ::.mall .strl•am of oil, which be('ame a series of 011 drips, on \hl· trail or their suspect. They followed the 011 drops east on Cumpus Drive, mto the UC Irvine cumpus area, through i.-:veral parking lots. back again lo Campus, lo Turtle Roc k bnvc, into a Turth• Rock hous· mg tract and finally to an ad· dress on S1errn Siena Road. There they found a car. Police said they had reason to believe it might be their quarry, because there were several thmgs wroog with it, starting with a pool of dripping engine oil under at. It abo had a nat rear tire, a water from Prado Dam Into the Santa Ana River on Sunday. Originally, the county esUmal· ed work couldn't begin on the broken line in the normally dry river bed for several weeks because of the flow of water. Contamination bas forced the closure of beaches from Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach to 38th Street in Newport Beach, Schroth said. He Hid work ~rews should begin on-shore preparatory work near the sewer line this weekend and, it the water flow is shut off as scheduled, may be able to repair the line by the middle of next week. Three Seeking Seat on OC School Board Three men will seek a seat on the Orange County Board of Education in Trustee Area 5, which includes most of the southern Orange Coast, the county Registrar of Voters saJd today. u they trt.il, .lfm the fartmn'\ from tertni. iur tb• 1ann .. pus hed their W4)' tbrou.rb, breakmg a door as they entered. One farmer, not identlfted, was take n into temporary custody. Snuth said, "We prob- ably won't eharae blm, he's Just a hothead." Walter Evanoff, deputy chief of the Federal Protective Service, said later that the farmer would be released because "we made a deal to keep them tr.01n tearing the building down." The break-in occWTt!d shortly after 10 a.m. Protective service officers in riot gear cleared the building within a half-hour. About 15 of the farmers then were admitted ~ delegates to meet with Agriculture Depart- ment officials In another bulJd· ing across the street from the administration building. But their demand to see Bergland was rejected because he had arranaed previously to meet with some of them Friday. Today's meeting with depfrt· ment offi cials was set up after security men got a promise from the delegates that they would leave the building right after the session and not cause further trouble. About 4,000 protesters, under the banner of the Amei'lcao Agriculture group, bad rallied outside the Capitol on Wednes· day. Irvine EIR 7.one Waiver Reaffirmed The Irvine City Council has re· affirmed a decision to waive an environmental impact report in connection wf\h a proposed zone change which city staff predict· ed might increase traffic. Local environmental writer Wesley Marx had challenged the council's Jan. 24 finding that the change would generate no significant environmental im· pact. The zone change, to be applied for later, would reione 15 acres at the northwes t corner of Michelson Drive and Von Karman Avenue. •bashed an ll'ft rear side and door, a broken rearv1ew mirror, v.heel tram damage to the left Mde whe<?ls and a m1ss1J1g gas cap Poh"e today were trying .to l'Onnect the owner of the car with the acctd<'nt Officers said hl' admitted to being 1n an acci· dent. but 1ns1sted al was some other one The filing deadline for the seat had been extended through Wednesday because the fncum· bent, John App of Dana Point, as not seeking re-election. Runrung IJl the June 6 election are Warren G. Davirro of Newport Beach-. a slate transportation engineer; Gerald M . Shaw of Irvine, an attorney, and Ramon Diaz or San Juan Capistrano, a customer .service representative. The area currently is zoned for research and tight industry, a llo wang s uc h buildings as • warehouses and offices of bead· quarter operations. The Koll Company wants a rezoning to build smgle-story office build· in gs. Fro• Pa~AI KIDNAP ..• fight such 1nternat1onal ter· ror1sm The kidnapped man has been premier of Italy five times and 1s now president of the Christian Democrats. Italy's lar gest party and at~ dominant political force since World War fl. He was considered a leading candidate for lbe presidency of Italy when the post becomes va· cant ne'tt December , and he is generally credited with maslerrrundmg the compromise by which ltahan Commurusts will have a greater say in gov· ernment policy-making in ex· change for their support of Premier Giulio Andreotti. Cub8118 Fighting LISBON, Portugal (AP) Cuban soldiers in the former ' Portuguese colony of Angola are JighUng each other and are de· , moralized, the National Front for the Liberation of Angola · claimed Wednesday. OAANOfCOA.tT • DAILY PILOT =.o.:~:~"r.::.::::=::.: °""" _,.,,, ... C-..••• .......... , ..... . .... ,_ ""'""•• ,~,. ....... ''.0.-, ... C..t• '-'-... ,.._, 1 .. <h H""I• ........ OCIV-taltt \'•f,.f, ft"I~. '4ddlHl«I Ytlttf lfMI ~=~~~~.:.·"·~=~·~ ~\NI ............ •1••1 I< •I 1Jt 'MU lty JifNet. C..t• ,,.. .. , C.'•'o-rn••.,..,, ·-...... "'""""'"""-·-J•Olll C...., ........... o.-.. __ ~··-· ...... Seeking a seat in Trustee Area 2, which includes the northwest part or the county, are incum- bent David Paynter and challenger Frances B. Murphy, director of an educational foun· datioo. Auto Kills Pedestrian Anaheim police are 1eeklni a hit and run driver wba.o auto struck and kllled a '"'detlrian Monday night. Police idenUOed lho vlcthn ., John Moore . 62, o f 383R TomlmM>n St. JUver•ldt Accordinl( lo lh• accident re· port, Moor• wu croa11ns ~· Palmo Avenue 1t Mayfair StrMt shortly aftf'r 9 p m . when struck by an uulo that hurried on Ila way without 1lopplnai. Th• vie tim was dtad at the ICODI, I COT• oner's report uld. 10,000 Gallons Although the planning staff recommended that an environ· . mental impact report be flied, the council decided the same sort or traffic impacts could be made by building allowed under the existing zonina. Councilman Dave Sills pointed out that the huge Fluor Corp. building would be a permitted use-ii it could IJt on the proper· ty-but a small one·ma.n office would not be, under the head· quarters provision. Tuesday's council vote was 3-2. with Larry Agran and Mary Ano Galdo voting against waJv. Ina the :E.IR. Travelers Bmed C OUNC IL BLUFF S, Iowa CAP) Paasengers from a de- ralltd Amtrak train completed their trip on chartered buaes Wednetd1y. Two engines and six cars of the ea1t-bound train de- rnllt'd about 5:20 a.m. lo Council Blutl1. The cars remaJned up. rlaht and there were no lnJurtea, rullroad tpokosmen aald. Gmoline Spilled By Atlantic Barge WATCH HILL. IU. (AP) -A barge curytn1 10~ mlWon 1allom of paollne ran •ll"OUDd off the Atlantic Cout today aod spilled an estimated 10,000 1,ailon1 into the water, tbe Coast Guard Pld. • • A 150-squ~mJJe stretch ~ Loni llland and Bloclr lalanci Sounds -from the weatern end of Fbbers bland, N.Y .. to Po.lot .;Judttb1 R .J., and extendtn1 1outb ror five ID.llea over the water -wu clOHd to navti•· Uon. WbUe etrorta were beln1 m.ede to com.la the 1pW and r.noat the v....i. Use na remained cal.IQ= wind blew IOUth. tak-ln m• llDd a mll•JOOI otal •~k aw., fl'om ahon. th• COliit G1*d.-ld. • oar OUi vi' 10 ltoraJe COID• P•rtmtnt1 of the arouDct•d bar•·· Ocean ao, ~ad tak•n ater. blcb mU.l:lt tbe' were ( • Pointing tlae Finger Jrvme High School students Cfrom left) Nick D1l'hm, Stacy Sampieri and David Hodgson rehearse stage play, "Cha rly." lhe tale of a mentally retarded man given SJ.idden -and temporary -intelligence. Play inaugurates school's new theater, at 4321 Walnut Ave .. Irvine, wilh 7 .30 p.m. shows tonight through Saturday. Tickets a re $2. F ..... PageAJ RECLUSE ... in tbe house until recently. Born of wealthy parents in Washington, t>.C., her only known survivors are four cousins. They were not aware or her recent past, or that she lived and died ln Coffeyvute. Blanche Christine, a cousin livlng at Cobb Island, Md .• aaJd she had not seen Miss Marine ln more than 2S years. Mrs. Christine said after graduatins from New York University, Miss Marine studied in Europe. ,but suffered a nervous breakdown and 'Was brought home by her mother From then on she was reclusive and refused an.inheritance Jrom her father, who died )n 't956. After her mother's death Jn 1959, one of two trusts was established ln her name. The death of an aunt produced a second trust . Law Proposed On 'Passes' SACRAMENTO CAP) Bosses with sexual notions may wind up with legal motions, un- der a bill in the California Legislature. AB 28S8 introduced Wednes· day by Assem bly'1l an Art Agnos, D-San Francisco, would outlaw discrimination against anyone who rejects passes from not only a bo6s but also a client, c ustomer. rellow employee, employment agency or labor or- ganization. "About one-third of the work- ing women in this country bold office clerical jobs, and a com- plaint that is beln& heard in· creasfogly is that an unwritten condition or employment is that they respond to tbe advances of the boss," Agnos said. DQUALITY TELEVIS ION'M F,.._PageAJ PETITION. • doorsteps. "Suddenly, they 're hiding behind malls, their own little duchies." therlon said several shop· g centers have tried to turn and peUtion drives away of e. Tycoon Abducted ROME CA P > -Masked gunmen kidnapped Angelo Apolloni , one o f Rome 's wealthiest bullders, as he walked from bis. iarage to his home with his Wl(e Wednesday ni&bt. He was the 12th Italian abducted this year . 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City Council and planning co mm ission s ince 1975 Wednesday's action gave him the go-ahead to use a nine by 15 root section of public rag ht of way for a vehicle turnaround spot Several neighbors an the Arrh Beach Heaght.s area spoke in op pos ition to the encroachment re quest. saying it would be setting "an illegal precedent in allowing private owners to use parcels or public lands for turnaround t•apab11Jbes " In a roll call vote -one of several called for by Mayor Jack Mt'Dowell only council members Sally Belle rue and Wayne Baghn opposed the re\.· ocableenrroachment permit. lri t wo land division requests, the new council approved sir new buildine stt~ in (be hills of Laguna wtth Coun'Cilwoman Bellerue the lone opponent. In the first, the council ap- proved divisiOl> of a 2.~ acre parcel into three bulldlnc sites fronting on Allsos Avenue in Arch Beach Heights. Arch Beach Heights Homeowners As· soc1at1on spokesman Bill llarnev1ous opposed the land division. citing fire dangers in tt\e hillside area. Other neighbors expressed concerns about increased traffic congestion on Quivera Street. obstruction o( views from their homes and what they claim would be insufficient parking on the s treets. Don Anderson, the applicant for the three-parcel project, said the h.omes planned for the slle would be worth a total of mQ?e than Sl milllon, and, being large single family dwellings, would promote less density. In another land d1vilti9n Wednesday night, Counc::ilwo~ Be lleruc was the sole opponeotol a subdivision ortwo lots into three building sites in' the 400 block~ Dartmoor Place Mrs. Belleruc Objected te a (See SEVEN, Page AZ) i Terrorists Kidnap t~~~~~~~~~~~~ Italian LeadeF,: i. 1'ows to Quit .. 'SanJuanFarm J • l 'Under Water' By WILLIAM HODGE OfU.DNI·~~ A longtime Sa n Juan Capistrano farmer whose land lies in the city's controversial agrieultural preserve vowed Wednesday to quit farming his property unless city officials do somethmg about water drainage Pot Holder Given Life KU LA LUMPUR, Ma (AP> -A 30· year man bas been seoteaeed to life imprison- m ent and six strokes of the cane for possession of nearly 11 ounces or can· nab1s. the 10<.'al form of marijuana ' Zainol Bin Ah was ar- res ted at a roadblock in northern Malaysia Jast May. He said a bundle in his Jap contained <:loth, but the cannabis straws were in ll. the court in Kangar was told. DorrUno-li ke Damage Gets LB A ttention What do you do when a public- ly owned tree falls on. l~o privately owned trees, which m turn fall on a house? In Laguna Beach, you help the homec1Wner clean up the lumber from all three -at least aft.er City Council action Wednesday night. , Councilwoman Sally Bellerue ·cited a complaint from a <Woodland Drive resident who •Was one of many Laguna Can-~on homeowners who suat.alned ' (S-TREE, Page A%) Co ast W~atber Sunny but sli&hUy cooler at t be beaches Friday. Chance ol some toe or low clouds Friday afternoon alone the coaat. Lows t.onl1bt a to 54. Hishs Fri- day 72 to 71 problems e mana ting from nearby residential areas. "I refuse lo plant any more c rops after 1978, ·' Charlei. Vermuelen told counc1lmcn "This year scvernl thousand dollars worth of damage has been done to my property from the water runoff " Vermuelen and ,neighboring farmer Shlg Kinoshita appeared before the council lo demand ci ty help in solving drainage prob- lems from housing areas buall on hills west or Del Obispo Street. Both Canners said damage as a result of recent rains was ex- tensive. "It will be impossible t.o f ann parts of tbe land," Vermuelen , said. quoting a letter from Wes tern Marke ting, a farm which farms his land on Del Obi~o Streel next to the Ranch Mar.et Vermuelen estimated $25.000 in damage had been done to the celery crop. not including soil damage from the water runorr Kinoshita echoed Vermuelen !> !>Cntiments. "This is probably the worst position we've been in since we started farming 23 years ago," he told the council. ''Ten acres of our land is cov- ered with silt, some of 1t six inches deep," Kinoshita con- tinued. "There are rocks where once fertile soil stood." "If someUung ins't done very soon," he warned, "all the topsoil will be either buried or out in the Pacific Ocean " He said he would file a damage daim against the city for negligence. Vermuelen said today a drainage ditch on the west side of Del Obispo Street was fill ed (See FARM, Page i\2) Team Named For Syca m ore Hills Lawsuit Laguna Beach city coun- cilmen returned from an hour- long session behind closed doors Wednesday night to announce new appointments to the Sycamore Hills ne&oliating team. Councilmen named Mayor Jack McDowell and Councilman Howard Dawson to the negotiat- ing team which is attempting to setUe a $37 mllllon Jaw~uit filed ,,,., by Rancho PaJos Verdes Corp aeainst the city. McDowell and Dawson replace former council mem bers Phyllis Sweeney and Carl Je>Msoo. who with City Attorney Georee I.ogan and plannlna director Doug Schmlh met severa~ times since January to find a IQluUon to the law.wt . •lll~b is achedwed to belfn tn . Oran1• COUfttt Su~rlo.r: CQUrt JUiy 31. s1caalor• "HIJlJ • pa.acre pltc•I hottb of the )unctJon of ti Toro and LaSWJa Canyon Roads. la the aubJect or a half-dozen . l•*•ult. filed by Rancho PalOI Verdes, · The lawsuits stem from 1 ion. Ing deCtslon b>' 1 former Oty Council that would allow only 151 hom'-to be bl&llt on Jand. :Ranebo otnclals would Ult to• 2,000 4 Uing nJ on t.H ~ Jaad AD Ule uoa ~~klD~~d~~~~~~~~ A BapPfl Bare Tammy Berns, 7. poses with her rabbi~ 41S\'liffle" during the annual pet par ade al San Juan C~ptstrano .. The event 1s for children 6 to 12 years old. Sniffle won m the best !(roomed category Wednesday. 5 Guards Killed in Assault ROME <AP) -Aldo Moro, considered llaJy's most mfluen- t1al pohlician and probable next president, was kidnapped today orf a Rome street by gunmen who killed all five members or his protective escort. Telephone calls lo the llaban news media said the abductor!> of lhl' Christian Democrat leader were members of the Red Brigades, Italy's most feared urban guerrilla group. Wit nesses said some gunmen wore uniforms of the ltallbn air force band. Police &aid 1J men and one woman firing submachine gurus and pistols made the attl\ck. The government threw an estimated 50,000 police and army troops into the man}'Ul)l1 and later poljce said tbey JOUDO the k.fdnap car, with blOOld.sWn.s on a back door and the back seat. . The kidnappers had aban- doned the car and tra1U1ferred to another, a nd police said this second auto may have been spotted by a low fl yin g helicopter oo Rome's outskirt5 The crew reported se~ing a car speeding down a country road wi th five persons Inside, one or them held down on the noor. Police converged on the area. Road blocks were patticularly tight be twee'·n the city and Leonardo da Vinci Airport al Fiumlcino, west of Rom~. Fifteen leaders of the Red Brigades, a group poUce say numbers no more than several hundred, are on trial in Turin, <SttKIDNAP, Page AZ > Israelis Resume Attack • Lebanese to Call Security Council Session positions from which the guer· rillas were harassing the Israeli invaders, and lhal one plane was shot down and fell on the Israeli side of the border. The Palestine Liberation Organization released its first ocricial casualty count today from the first day of hosUJllies, reporting 79 fightets were •llled or wounded. Israeli offlcjalli say about 100 gµeh'IJlas were killed and hundreds wounded. The PL01 claimed tbe Israelis lost 350 killed or wounded, but Lhe Isr.aeli military command said only 11 of its soldiers were killed and S7 wounded. The PaJestinillfl milita~ com- mand also claimed lhe guer rill as knO<.'ked out 70 to 80 Israeli tanks. armored personnel car- ries and other military vehicles. Is raeli troops were digging in- to positions across southern Lebanon, and the Israeli govern ment said they would stay there until it got dependable guaran- tees the guerrillas would bC' barred from the tone. PLO leader Vasser Arafat, meanwhile, said in a speech to Lebanese leftist leade rs 1n Beirut that he would prevent any agreement that would create a guernJJa-free zone. '·We sbaJI never allow such agreements and shall ~•er sub· mil to them." he said. Fare Savings Hau:aii arid Back I or $1{)4? ·C. AP WI~~ KIDNAP VICTIM Itel .. " Leader Moro Dr. w addi·ll . Relaxed in Te stinwny Ry TOM BARLEY OI t111t Oally Pli.t SI.aft · Dr Waddill, did you strangle a lcltlc baby ~ir l 1n the Westminster Commun1ty llos p1tal nursery on Ma,rcil" 2. 1977?" ; ''No sir, I didn't.'' ·• 1 "Well, did·you choke a n infant to death on that date?" "No, I didn't " Those were the opening ques-_ tlons by defense attorney Ch a rles Weedman and tbe responses of Dr William BaXter Waddill today as the defendant 1n a murdC'r treat look the wit· ness stand en Orange County SupC'rtor C'ourt · Waddill, 42 appeared calm and rC'laxC'd and l'xchan3ed s miles wilh hes wife as he eo· tered the witness stand ror what Weedman warn<'d him wall be a long session .. I want you to sfay relaxed :md calm. Everyone here knows the strain you are going throogh and everyone under s tands. Okay?" Weedman told thP wi\- <See DOCTOR. Page AZ> Three Seeking seat o n oc . ~=:: -. School Board~~ , ~ Three men will Sfek a seat,_~ the Orange County Boarct J1J Education in Trustee Area ~ whi('h inc lude<J most or ~e .• southern Orange Coast, lhe county Registrar of Voters satd today The t1hnR deadline for the seat had been elC tended throueh Wednesday be<'ause the 1nc1Qn bent. John App of Dana Polnt..\;S not St'cking rP·e)ection. · Runnin$: m the June 6 eledton a r e Warren G Davirro of New.port Be acti. a s t.ie transportation •nalneer; Gea.id M. Shaw of Irvine, an at ton*)'. and RalPell Dlai of Stan J'laa.- Capletraoo, a customer serv)ce" representative. Seetdna a seal in Trustee Alen 2, which includes Ute northWl!Sl • part of the coun\y, aro h'lcum• • bent David Paynter ud ' chal1eng r Franc• B. Murpby, ', director of an t'ducatl9n11 f®n, " dation. ... ,_ .. Al DAil v ,,LOT use ,. ..... r.,,e..tl DOCTOR ••• ness. ; "[ 11nderstand,'• Wad4lll replied. \VaddlJJ la aeeusect at strangt. Ing a newbom infant to death in the Westminster Community ~ Jtospital nursery after has at- • i,ampt to abort the child via -'1aline solution failed. .. ~Weedman immediately re- turned to that issue after ask.mg Waddill to point out his wife lo the JUry and confirm that he is the father of a recently bom baby girl. .. Now doctor, did you kill this product of conception?" Weed· inan asked the witness. "In so far as I performed a "tberapeulic abortion on the mother, yes, J did," Waddill ceplied. But he made it clear under . f urtber queslloning that Mary Weaver, 18, of Huntington Beach, agreed to the abortion 1md asked him to perform U on March2, 19TI. Miss Weaver recently sued Waddill for $17 million an damages m a lawsuit which ac- cuses the doctor or fa1lrng to ad· vise her of the true slate of her pregnancy. The prosecution has claimed via testimony that Miss Weaver- may have been as much as 31 weeks from conception when the abortion was performed. The defense contends that she was no more than 22 "'eeeks from conception when she de- livered the baby girl that al- legedly was murdered by Wad· dill. Frma Page Al FARM ••• by a mudslide lhree weeks ago and the city has failed to clean the channel. The result, he said, was water flowing across the street and through his farmland. ''The rruddle or my field 1s rqm pletely washed out," he saM. "All these hom~s have been bmlt on the hillside and no one seems to care where the water ~oes." Mayor Kenneth fo'riess direct· .ed city officials to investigate possible ~oluhons lo the prob· Jem. ' Councilmen were told a pro- ~ram lo help the situation is not s cheduled for completion unt.al 1985. \. Friess also asked city officia1s > to investigate the possibility or using the city's agricultural .. preserv.illon fund -money col- lected through mandatory con. lribulions from developers -to con s truct some emergency fac1ht1cs to handle the rain runorr. '· ' I .. ' ... f Laguna Beach Woman Hurt In Car Crash A Laguna Beach woman wasin- j u rl!d early this morning when her car careened into a c1· ty parking meter, bit a power pole and slammed into an apart· ntent building before coming to a stop Audrey Mary Rasmussen, 2(), of 576 La Mirada St, was treat ed at the scene by firemen and paramedics before being transferred to South Coast Com· munity Hospital s hortly alter 1 a .m . Police said the woman was driving her car southbound on Coast fllghway when the crash occurred in the 500 block of North Coast Hiehway. She was treated for racial cuts and later releas~ from the hospi~. . • J Pohce said today they are in· vesltgaling the crash. E'rot11 Pa~ A J KIDNAP ••• and the organization bu •owed to force cancellation of the trial by terrorist attack.I. ORANGE C0MT ll9C DAILY PILOT o.ll'f ...... tlatf --'HANGING JUDGE' JOHN BULAWAN MAKES AN ARREST Gary Hausdorfer T•ken Into Tow on Hoo1egow Day Hoosegow Day SJC Citizen Recalls 'Arrests' A prominent San Juan Capistrano citizen recalls the year be served es the town's hanging judge on Hoosegow Day -along with the sheriff, he got a late start. ''We went into the El Adobe around 10 a .m . for a drink.'' Councilman Phillip Schwartze related Tuesday. "We came out about 4 in the afternoon looking for people to arrest. "We decided to hit a bus and arrest everyone on it." Gasps of bewilderment and frightened screams enveloped the bus as the two "law enforce· ment" officials began putting the arm on people. Such scenes are commonplace one day a year when San Juan residents and visitors who aren't Appointment To Fill Seat In Caputrano An open San Juan Capistrano City Counci I seat will be fl lied by appointment. councilmen de· cided Wednesday. Citiog legal constraints that would prohibit an election before Nov. 7, councilmen voted to call for applications and appoint a fifth member at their Apnl 5 meeting. The seat 1s being vacated by Councilman Richard McDowell who resigned. ' who's interested to rile a rt'S· ume and state why he's in- sume and st~le why he·s in· terested in being appointed to the council," Councilman James Thorpe said. Councilmen named Thorpe and Mayor Kenneth Friess to screen the applications prior to council consideration. . App~cations for the open posi· tton will be accepted at city or fices through March29. SC Visitors Fmd Thefts Two San CJemente beach vis- itor1 returned &om the sand and found their automobiles rifled for valuables, police said today. Glendale visitor Hugh J . Peyton told officers be returned to his car parked near the beach on Estacion to find $1,000 in lug- gage and cash missing from lhe locked vehicl~ ~uesday. lo a second incident at about the same time, Henry L. Hansen of FoQntain Valley reported the theft of $443 in goods from a suit· case and bis wile's purse from their untocked car ~ked at the beach al Avesilda Calilta. KendaJJ Heads Boys Club San Clemente Cham~r of Commerce Pr 11dent Wllliam Kendall has been elected presi· dent of the Boys Club or the South Coast Area. The seven-year ci\)' resident aened on tbe Boy Club board of direatons In me and w" named tU.t tice SWMidt1lHut year.' .. . ' JCePdl(!. wbo b.u owned Ind •D•I~ Hveral tn11lnHM1, wu allo cbalrman of the clt.y'• 50tb a t .. narJ patty la&t month. dressed in wes tern o r old Spanis h clothing become persona non grata. Venturing into San Juan's downtown area without the proper clothing Friday will gel violators a stiff sentence in the town's roving jail. Of course. money talks. And for the payment of a fine. prisoners can take a walk. The annual law and order mayhem is all part of the city's Fiesta de las Golondrinas heralding the swallows' return to Capistrano. But the jail is real, the fines are real and this year's Hanging Judge, Big John Bulawan, looks more menacing than ever. E'ro,,. Page Al TREE ... property damage in the heavy winds and floods ol Feb. 10. Several homes were damaged when high winds knocked more lhao a dozen city-owned trees in· to residences in lhe wooded neighborhood, and city crews, ass,sled by cranes, helped re- move the heavy debris. But one hapless homeowner told lMlerue that two private trl!es were in the path of a city. owned tree when it made its • descent early m the morning Feb. 10 City crews cut up the public tree and left the others lo be dis- posed of by the homeowner. BuL Assistant City Manager Terry Brandt told Mrs. BeOerue that it is impossible to re- construct whal happened, just by looking at 'where the trees fell. And city officials were wary or accepting the blame for the damage lo the man's home. So Brandt suggesled the staff come back to the council next week with a report and analysis of the incident -a suggestion whkh drew a sigh from Mrs. Ht> lie rue "Meanwhile those trees just sit there on the man's proper· ty," she srud It was freshman councilman Wayne Baglin who came up with the solution 04We're (the city1 going to be reimbuned from the disaster, aren't we," he asked. He sug- gested that If the city costs will be returned. that the city crews go out and finish the job for the homeowner. "But," Baglin added, "I don't want to accept as fact that our tree was responsible.·· Laguna Poets Plan Reading The Laguna Poets are spouoring Clara Peck SCbulll in a podry reading Friday in the ball behind St. Mary's Episcopal Church ln Laguna Beach begin· ~at8pm. Mrs. Schultz, of Fountain Valley, bas taught numerous poetry workshops ror children and adults. She is juvenile editor for the Poet's Nook, a national quarterly and authored the of· flcltl city poem for Fount1in Valley. For mon information en ti.. poetry readlna. call Marth• ltUcovlt.b-at GW37$. • WASHINGToN (AP> -About 50 anpy farmers demanding hJgber crop prices forced their way into tbe Agriculture Depart. meot's main omce bulldina to-day, punching aeveral security guards and occupying an inner patio before they were driven out by federal riot police. Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland was on the buildinl's second flOOT. ready to convene a meeting of the department's Commodity Credit Corp. board. He adjourned the gathering and was wblaked out a side door to safety by security agents. ( Relat- ed photo, A lJA) "I don't know what the problem is," Bergland told a re- porter as he lert the buildmg. "I was told by my security people to leave." No one was inJured seriously in the scuffle after an estJmated 2,000 chanting members of the American Agriculture move- ment marched from Capitol HiU ln support of higher prices. Some firecrackers were set off by the farmers inside the build· ing, causing bystanders to think they were gunshots. Thomas Jo'. McBride, the de- partment's inspector general, and his chief security aide, Bob Smith, suffered minor injunes as they tned lo stop the farmers from entering. But the farmers pushed their way through, E'ro111 Page A J SEVEN •.• motion to waive a review of plans for the three 1Slructures by the city's DesiiD Review board. That land division, sought originally in 1975 by Mr. and Mrs. William Rouzer, was the subject of an Orange County Superior Court hearing. Councilmen met in executive session earlier Wednesday after· noon to agree to settle the litiga- tion over the subdivision, and agreeing to pick up the $545 m court costs. breald.ni(a Cloor aa tbey enteiid. One r'arln•r, not identl.Cled, was taken into "mporary custody. Smith said., "We prob- ably won't ~barge blm, JM'• just a hothead." Walter Evanoff, deputy chief of the Federal Protective Service, said lattr tbat the farmer would be released because "we made a deal to keep them from tearing the building down." The break-in occurred shortly after 10 a.m. Proteclive service officers in riot gear cleared the building within a half-hour. About 1S of Ule farmers then were admitted u delegates to meet with Agriculture Depart· ment officials in another build- 1n1 acl'QSS the street from the administration building. But their demand lo see Bergland was r~jected because be bad. arranged pl"'eviously to meet with some ot them Friday. Today's meeting with depart- ment officials was set up after security men got a promise from the delegates that they would leav!! the building right after the session and not cause further trouble. Sewer Main Repair Scheduled Monday By JACKIE HYMAN OfU.o.llf .......... Repair work is tentatively scheduled to begin Monday on a broken sewer mlhr pouring four million gallons or raw sewage a day into the Santa Ana River, which flows into the ocean between Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. Harlan Schroth, engineering specialist for the Orange County Public Health Service's environ· mental health division, said the U.S. Army Corps or Engineers has agreed lo shut of£ the flow ol waler from Prado Dam into the Santa Ana River on Sunday. Originally, the county esUmal· ed work couldn't begin on the broken line in the normally dry river bed for several weeks because of the flow of water. Contamination has forced the closure or beaches from Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach to 38th Street in Newport Beach, Schroth said. Hf said work crews should begin on-shore preparatory work near the sewer line this weekend and, if the water flow is shut off as scheduled. mav be •)QUALITY TELEVISION able to repair the lliie by the middle of next week. Cruh Victim May Be From Irvine A pilot who died when his rent ed Cessna 150 airplane collided with another aircraft over llunt- in1ton Beach and crashed into the sea hes been tentatively identified as John Bauer, 43, of Irvine. Bauer. who lived at 19542 Sierra Raton Road, is the person who rented the plane, National Transportation Safely Board of- ficials said. , Bauer was identified as an engineer for the Hughes Aircraft Company No remains have yet been found in the Saturday crash. 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Today's session did not feature as much of the verbal dueling as the evening meetihg, alttiough' at both forums, Sixth District opponents Lucille Kuehn, the incumbent and her challenger, Paul Hummel, engaged in word battles. Hummel, for example, berate businessmen for the $9,000 con· tributed to Mrs. Kuehn's cam· paign which he said came fr1>m developers and·businessmen "I question the motivation for you people to be that involved in a campaign," he said. Mrs. Kuehn, ~ho was ques· tioned by an audience member about those contrjbutlons; noted that she had been given $3,200 by 16 developers. The questioner, Archibald Scott, who ran unsuc- cessfully for the city council seal now held by Ray Williams, asked Mrs Kuebn why de· velopers would contribute to her ' I '- oday~s Clo~log N.Y. Stoeks • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1978 N TEN CEN;rs the Attack campaign. ''They back me because they have enough sense to put their money on a good choice. No de· veloper has ever bought me and no developer has ever asked me for anything," she replied. One of the more startling mo- ments of the morning session came when First District can dldate Peg Forgil handed meet· ing moderator James Parker a check. "Al g1vcs you the nee· die," she said of her husband a former council member and fre quent critic. "And I pay the dues" Another businesswoman· candidate is Evelyn Hart from the Third District who told the Lido Isle group that "there have been mistakes made in our ct ty.'' She told the morning group <See COUNCIL, Page A2) rrerrorists Kidnap Italian Leader 5 Guards Killed; Rome Under Siege ROME (AP> Aldo Moro. considered Italy's most innuen· tial poUllcian and probable next president, was kidnapped today off a Rome !>treel by gunmen who killed all five members of h1s protective escort. Telephone calls to the Italian news media said the abductors of the Christian Democrat leader were members of the Red Brigades. Italy's most feared urban guerrilla group. Wit· nesses .said some gunmen wore uniror111s or the Italian air force band. Police said 11 men and one woman I1rins submachine euns and pistols made the attack. The government threw an estimated 50,000 police and army troops into the manhunt, and later police said they found the kidn•ll car, with bloodstain& on a back door and the back seat. The kidnappers had eban· doned the car and transferred to another and police said lh1s second auto may have been s potted by a low .flying helicopter on Rome's outskirts. The crew reported seeing a car speeding down a country road with five persons inside. one of them held down on the floor Police converged on the area. Roadblocks were particularly tight between the city and Leonardo da Vinci Airport at F1umicino. west of Rome. J.'1rteen leaders of the Red Brigades. a group police say numbers no more than several hundred. are on trial m Turin, and the organization has vowed to force cancellat1on of the trial by terrorist attacks The Hallan news agency ANSA said it received a later call Crom another extremist group, the Armed Proletarian Groups, claiming responsibility and threatening Moro's life. But APWI~ KIDNAP VICTIM Italian Leader Moro police discounted this call President Giovanni Leorfe called the abduction · a challenge to the state" and said <SeeKIDNAP. Pa~eA2> !Destitute' ReelUSe Dies With Fortune COFFEYVILLE. Kan (APl s Martha Marine was regarded s a destitute recluse, an eccen· tic who refused help from eighbors concern«..'<'! about her fe in the squalor of a small rame house. She used lo "carry due.ks round with her in a battered old ar. Later she raised ~hlckens at er junJ<-filled home. And when she.died on her 64th irthday, she lefl an estate that ay be worth millions of ollars. "l can hardly believe anybody orth that much money could live like tbat," Larry Murdock, Coffeyville funeral director. said Wednesday Miss Manne died Sunday in a Coffeyville hospital from a severe case or tetanus a few hours after emerging from her house, unable lo talk and carry· mg a note asking for help. The barely legible note found by a neighbor indicated she thought s he was suffering from blood poisoning and lockjaw Murdock said Miss Marine took paper s with ht•r lo the hospital listing thousands or shares or "blue chip .. sloe ks, in· . Sewer Main Repair To Begin Monday By JACKIE HYMAN a county Health Department Of 1• o.u, "" ... sutt spokesman said today repair An estimated 18 m 1llion wort won't begin until Monday. llllons of raw sewage have Odginally, the county estimal- pilled into the ocean between ~ ed work couldn't begin on the untington Beach and Newport broken line in the normally dry each since midday Sunday and Santa Ana River bed for several weeks because of the now of water. Coast \\·eatber. Sunny but sligbUy cooler at tbe beaches Friday. 1 Chance of some fog or low clouds Friday afternoon alon1 the coast. Lows tonight 48 to 54. Highs Fri day 72 to75 However. Harlan Schroth, engineering specialist for the Orange County Public He.1th Service's environmental health division, said the ·u.s. Army Corps or Engineers haa 8*reed to shut off thJ now of water from Prado Dam on Sunday. Schroth said work crews should begln on•shore prepara- tions near the sewer Une this weekend and, lf the water llow is shut off as scheduled, may be able to repair the line by lhe rnlddle of l<t week. eluding 3,88' shares of AT&T worth nearly $250,000 The funeral director said the AT&T and other stock was easi· ly worth Sl million. He aaid there are also irulitatlons UCe woQlan owned a> to 100 acr• of land near Los Angeles. A trust officer at the Riggs National Bank in Washington, D.C., who ~ked that her name net be drvulged. said two sizable trusts have been maintained there for Miss Marine, but ad· milted she had no idea of the ex· tenl or the rtieluse's fortune. But Murdock said U\e trust of· ricer told him what he had round was "the tip or an iceberg ... Th~re is no known will, although the Riggs bank has a safety deposit box listed in her name. The trust officer said she has no idea of its contents and a court order probably will have to be obtained before it can be opened. Miss Marine apparently used little of her fortune, drawing OD· ly occas1onally on her checking account at Rtggs bank She moved lo Coffeyville in 1975, paying cash in $100 bills for her home. The house bad no ul1hty sefVJce and neighbors re· ported that she raised chickens in the house until recently. Born or wealthy parents in Washington, D C , her only known survivors are four cousins They were not aware or her recent past. or that she hved and died in Coffeyville. Blanche Christine. a cousin living at Cobb Island, Md ., said she had not seen Miss Manne in more than 25 years. Mrs Christine said after graduating from New York University. Miss Marine studied Park Property in Europe. but suffered a nervous breakdown and was brought home by her mother From then on she was reclusi\'e and refused an mhentance from her father who died in 1956 After her mother's death in 195!1. one of two trusts was established 1n her name. Al Cave Cit). Ark., where she hved before moving to Cof feyville, Miss Manne \\as kno .... n as the ''Duck Woman" and those who remember her say she also lived the life of a recluse there .... 1th several ducks her only ap parentfnends NB Council OKs Land Merger Bill . raced with what one ofc.ciaJ described as a-.''Mexican stand orr," Newport Beach city coun cilmen have taken the first step in forcing a $700,000 pnce cut on a piece of state-owned land they want for a park That move came Monday when councllmen gave final ap-p~v al to an ordinance. which, under certain circumstances. would wipe out existing sub division lines on undeveloped propert). The law, which won't go lllto effect for another 30 days, will be applied only to vacant sub· divisions in which Jot sites a»e below standards set by current. city zoning codes. When applied, the law mer~'> the s ubdivided lots into one property agam, which means owners or developers would have to reapply. to have the raw lam:( (See MERGER, Page A2> ..... 3 Countiam Held In Coin Burglaries Three Anaheim residents wer<' arrested early today on charges of beina in possession or $30.000 worth of coins which police al· Lese were taken ln two bur1laries of the aame oUtce in Newport Beach. Booked into Newport Beach ci· ty JaU on auspiclon of buriilary and possession of stolen proper· ty were Jarpes Newt.on Plumlee. 30, and David Gus Muthler, 2S 1'~tlr companion, Judy Ann S.rnardl, ~. wu booked into Ortn1eOounty Women•Uail. . Tho trio was arrestt'd at abOUt , ' a.p_i. b)' Anaheim polic ho atopped their car beuuae it matcbod the Cl cnpllOn ol an r \ auto seen leavmJt the office area immediately following the second burglary Newport Beach Detecti'<,t!' Patrick O'Sullivan said the Ctio is suspected or break.int 1nto a safe in the office of physldan Ralpb Franklin to steal $20,000 in coins early this morning. H1 alleced they bave been connected to a break-ln last weekend In the same omce in which the doctor reported tht: loss or $10,000 worth of colns O'Sullivan srud lhe $30,000 1n coi.u was recovered when the tn waa arrested They are belnt held in $$,000 bail uch . ,. . " .42 DAIL V PILOT N ·~Israeli Jet TEL AVIV, Israel <AP> - lataeU JN 1tn1ck at PalllUnlan artlhery poslUons and ground rorces fought gurutery duels and hit-and-run battles with guer. rillas today as Israeli lroop1> set- tled iato a six-mile-wide strip ol southern Lebanon for what could be a long stly. Government sources said Prime Minister Meoachem Begin was hoping to negotiate with Lebanon and the Syrian peacekeeping forces for an agreement that would prevent the 1uen1Jlu from retW"Dlni ta loatbem Lebanon. Tb• Syrtua mate up tile bul c>f tbe ao,ooo.mm Arab LuPe toree wMcb has been ID the comrtl')' since the Lebtnese civil war. Eayptian President Anwar Sadat coodemned the operation, launched early Wednesday. in which the Israelis grabbed a swath of Lebanese territory along the entire 49-mile border. He said more blood.abed "will not create security and solving the Palestinian problem is the lc_--:J • eortee1 acb for ettabUAh- s:nent Of iii our area." Sadat .told vltlt1n1 Atrleu oa.rllamect1J7 lnden • Calio ' that be wW convene bl natiooal security councU to dec:lde the next step, but he 1ald be would continue to search for a peaceful solution. "We thought we bad reached the pomt when we were about to solve the whole problem peacefully and then Israel re· sorta lo the use of force again," he said in his rirst public com- ment on the rald. f'roa Page Al .Begin has said the troops will remain In Lebanon until an agreement Catt be reached to halt Palestinian attacks from the area. COUNCIL HOPEFULS. • • that she believes there should be less commercial and industrial development than is currently planned for. She 1s opposed by Ivens, and attorney Michael Gering and teacher Paul Caldwel I Mrs. Hart, Ivens and Caldwell all made a point of telling both groups they huve no t•onnicts of interest. Gering was grilled by Scott in the morning session about his )\ork for the Don Koll Conslruc- 410n Company, a subsidiary or 1.he firm which 1s developing 'Koll Center near the airport. Gering said he will only abs\ain on matters pertaining lo the Koll Company, which has nearly completed work on the develop- ment. "l see no problem," he declared The Fourth District featun• a race between planning com- m iss1on chairman Jackie Heather and busutessman Charles Larson Larson m b<1th sessions lashed out at the lack of leadership on the council "There seems to be two ways of dealing with problems in Newport Beach -forget 1t or delay at," he said Mrs Heather as basing her campaign on her seven years ex- perience <.1s a planning com· missioner "If I get any more ex- p(1nence," she quipped, ''I'll be too old for lhe JOb " In District One, in addlt1on to \'on Esch and Mrs Forgit, the rand1dates include former school board member Don Strauss and businessman Hap Hyers '-Strauss attended the evening " 11ess1on. but was unable to attend the morning meeting and sent his w1fo m his place. At lt1t· t'\l.'n1ng session, he pled~ed to work for acquisition of mon• parks. a pledge repeat· rd by his wife rn the morning forum That \.ll'W ~as dltacked by \'on Est'h, former chairman of tht• Parks, Rt•aches and Recrea- tion Comm1ss1on, who said that maintcnancl' of parks was as rnstly as the acquisition f 'rone Page Al KIDNAP •.. "the state must give the firmest rl'ply with every measure We must adopt every necessary measure to counter this situa· tion " 'We are at war," declared ltJly s chief prosecutor, Giovan- ni de Matteo The attack shocked political leaders throughout ~estern Europe Common Market chaer Roy .Jenkins, echoing the comments or others. said it would take "'the resolute solidarity or all dem ncrat1c forces in Europe" to £1ght sueh international ter- rorism The kidnapped man has been premier of Italy five times and 1s now president of the Christian Democrats, Italy's largest party and its dominant polilkal force since World War IJ. He was considered a leading eandidate for the presidency or Italy when the post becomes va- cant next December. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ·-"" "'"" Pf"ldit"t i9"Cf ~I"'"' ,. •• c..,. .......... , .. ft, ....... __ _ T-0\lt-l••I.,. "":!-..:.~ '1'1::" • 0-.lf'-·-....... .......... ,,_.......,.....,. ! ' H Byers was one of tbe few can- didates wbo was not criticlzed and did no criticizing. He discussed bis personal philosophy, which he described as politically and fiscally con- servative and noted, "If you want someone who's open minded and willing to consider each issue on its merits, I'm your candidate. If you're looking ror someone who's already polarized on the issues, you'd better vote for someone else." The Wednesday night forum at the Lido Isle clubhouse was sponsored by the Lido Isle Women's Club. The second was held this morning at the Mar- riott Hotel and was jointly spon sored by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com. merce and the Newport Center Association. Only 12 of the 15 candidates listed on the Arpril 11 ballot showed up at both meetmes. Sixth District candidate William Dobr and First District candidate John Tucker were absent from both meetings. LaVeme de la Cierv a, listed in the First District, has not campaigned al all. From Page Al MERGER ..• :,ubdiv1ded for development. Cily officials say the merger law wiJI affect several prop· erlies in the older parts of town, but the most obvious ex ample ts the old Pacific Electnc right-of-way in West Newport The strip of land that runs from 59th Street to the Santa Ana River parallel to Weat Coasl Highway is owned by CalTrans which bought it in 1963 for freeway right-0!-way. A few years ago the city bought an adJoining piece or land from the state agency and built the first half of West Newport Park. City officials have been negotiating without success since then to acquire the strip to complete the park Accordmg to City Manager Robert Wynn , the problem has been that the land is subdivided and zoned for duplexes, altbough those lots are below the minimum 2,400 square feet re· quired for duplexes under cur- rent city codes. Based on the subdivision and the zoning. a 1976 CalTrans ap- praisal of the property fixed its value at about Sl.l million However, the land shows as park and open space in the city's general plan Based on that des ignalion, city officials say they have another 1976 appraisal that shows the value or the property at no more than $400,000 Two years ago, planning com- missioners were considering a move to change the zoning to conform with the general plan designation, but stopped when CalTrans representatives threatened legal action, calling such a move inverse condemna· ti on. Wynn said informal conversa lions with CalTrans orricials have produced no changes in the stalemate. "They indicated that what they might do is put It out for bid and see what happens. "I think that it's likely the31 won't get an acceptable bid and then maybe they'll be more wllJ. ing to discuss our price." But Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Ararat said in a speech to Moslem leaders in Beirut he would prevent any agreement lo create a gllerrilla-free zone. "We shall never allow such agreements and shall never sub- mit to them," he said. Ararat accused the United States of plotting with Israel to create a separate stale in southern Lebanon to be ruled by a right-wing Christian govern- ment. Pat Nixoll, 66, Celebrates Quiet Birthday Pal Nixon marked her 66th birthday m San Clemente today. and a staff member said, "She 1s having dinner this evening with family and friends to celebrate " Daughter Julie and her husband, David Eisenhower, who are expecting a baby, planned to join the party. But daughter Tricia and her husband, Edward Cox, who live 1n New York, w e re not scheduled to attend. There was no comment from the Nixon staff on the health o! the former First Lady who suf- fered a partially paralyzing stroke in July, 1976. Her doctor, John C. Lungren, said he could not release any information on the progress of her recovery. Last week, former President Ri c hard M Nixon lert the seclusion or the couple's estate, "L" Casa Pacifica," to attend a lavish party at the Palm Springs home of former Ambassador Walter Annenberg Soc1ely columns reported that Nixon danced all night But Mrs Nixon remamed at home in San Clemente Crash Victim May Be From Irvine Area A pilot who died when his renl ed Cessna 150 airplane collided with another aircraft over Hunt ington Beach and crashed into the sea has been tentatively identified as John Bauer 43 of Irvine ' ' Bauer. who ltved at 19542 Sierra Raton Road, is the person who rented the plane, National Transportation Safety Board of fic1als said Bauer was identified as an engineer for the Hughes Aircraft Company. No remains have yet been found in the Saturday crash. The pilot of the second plane. Arne Petersen. ~. of Newport Beach, landed safely at Mile Square Regional P.ark in Fountain Valley. Cubans Fighting LISBON, Portugal CAP> Cuban $0ldiers in the former Portuguese colony of Angola are f!1htln1 each other and are de- morallzed, the NatiQnal Front for the Liberation of Angola claimed Wednesday. Mexico St"1ggles With Storm Damage TIJUANA, )fexico <AP> -Roads were still cloeed south of Enaenada and felepbone Una down days after the reeent 1\0m\1 Mexican authorities sald. ' Six hundred tent., provided t.mporll")' bo'--lllc near Tijuana tor 3,500 people evacuat~ from lhe n1 Juana JUvet area near the lar1eat d.&m 1n Blja Callfornla, reported Ml ol w1ter. 0 WE'RE mLL EVACUATING l*)ple from~ M•a area near tbe airport,'' a pot~ ofnctal 11.ld Wedn 11· Tbe dam t. located H miJ• eutofTtjuana . fte clrenchlnl rains of lut week, accompaolecl bJ 1al•force wlncb, knocked down t.lepbcne cabl• and poet.a. Wot .. cmra ba" been •lllped to repaln aince MOftdQ. Brl41• ~ C1eatroJeC1 oa the EnMDada btlbwaJ and farther eoutb. • t Tho two.lane ttanapenlnlUlar bleb':!f" abled ~ IOUtb ~~~~ =c:n~~~•~'J"~=T= and EDICiiad.a ha•• been reopened and offlclab aald they boped to bate p ICl"Vlee partly back by Tbunday or Frtday. A Jll •uo UDE th• toll road nottb of Enaea91a tarly Woo:t.y, ripplnj out 10 f ot pavement and l11vtn1 a dltdl 10 r t • 81 llobd.ay after repain, traffic "u movinl nonnaftJ.__ _ No aeatbl or IDJW'tel blamed oa lhiist0rmt have !lten nported c•J• I -._ He 111d the hraeli mW~ acUon wq •'part of W.. * • wblcll be 14: tiu batched f)y Pnl!dem Carter and Betln. Paltltlnlh 1rtillery •bells thudded lnto the hills around the southeast ~banese villaaes of Kleia and Marjayoun in an ap- parent effort to harass the Israeli entrenchment operation. Tbe Israeli milltary command has listed 11 soldiers killed and 57 wounded and said about 100 guerrillas were killed and hun- dreds more wounded. The PLO's casualty report iss~in Beirut said 79 of its fighters were killed or wounded and cl ·med the Israeli• lost 350 ktlled or wounded. Fare Savings \ Hawaii and Back f or $1()4? HONOLULU <A1>> -Trana World Aklinea has a1ked f« a Hawall·malniand route on which it would off er a $164 Honolulu-LOI Angeles round trip coach rare, the company announced. If approved by the Civil Aeronauucs Board, the TWA tare would offer travelers a $110 savings from the rouod·trlp fare charged by airlines serving Hawaii. TWA will seek approval to serve Honolulu from Los Angeles, St. Loui!i, Kansas City. Mo., Jn. dianapelis and Cincinnati, according to a company statement Wednesday. The airline wants to offer "super surfer.. dis· counts on daily L-1011 Tri-Star service from St. Louis and Kansas City via Los Angeles and on two weekly 707 flights from St. Louis direct to Honolulu. The coach fares from all cities would be as much as 4.0 percent below current coach fares, TWA an- nounced. Petition Backs Petitions Author Seeks Shopping Ce nte r Circulation By PIDLJP ROSMARIN ' CM ._ Delly" ... St.tff Dr . Eugene Atherton, a Democratic candidate for gov- ernor known for his petition drives , began circulating another petition in Irvine Wednesday. This one, he says, is for· an or· dinance that would make il legal for people to organize without permission in private malls and shoppmg centers-to circulate more petitions An "tnramous act" or the Nix· on-appointed Supreme Court, Atherton told the City Council Tuesday, ruled that such places are private and under the con· trol or the businessmen who own them. Atherton Hid that was a viola- tion of F'WIS Amendment free speech guarantees. It was undemocratic, reud alistic and f asclst. he satd. His petition in Irvine will be for an initiative vote to create a city ordinance that would re· quire public access to shopping centers and malls for public purposes. Those would include, tiut not be limited to, be said. regtlter· ing voters, qualifying ballot items, collecting signatures to qualify candidates for office, dis· tributing campaign ll~erature and, of course, circulating peti· Uons. He said the new Mdinance would be aimed at the proposed Irvine Mall, a regional shopping center planned for the 1980s. Atherton also asked the COUD· cil lo adopt an urgency or- dinance doing the same thing. the iniliative would do. Tbe council, however, agreed to study the request, but look no action. Atherton said a city ordinance would not be contrary to the Supreme Court ruling, because the ruling was made in a case where no such ordinance ex- isted. • City Attorney James Erickson told the coun~il it was "not possible" legally for it lo pass an ordinance requiring private 1 businessmen to allow persons ~QUALITY TELEVISION onto their property for political solicitation. Atherton told the Daily Pilot "Everyone goes to the market'. on Saturday and Sunday. In the mall, you can collect l 200 sienatures a day (the method he used to qualify for the stale gubernatorial ballot). "What is so evil about allow- ing the public to .. decide? For 197 years. all these businesses thrived with the nght or free speech coming up to their doorsteps. •'Suddenly. they're biding behind malls, their own little duchies" Atherton said several sbop- pin1 centers have tried to turn him and petillon dnves away of late. · Dollar Dips Again LONDON (AP) -Tbe dollar was sharply lower on world foreign exchanges today, drop- ping to record low levels agamst the Japanese yen.. SPRING CLEARANCE SPECIAL A•aOCIMe In a wide Setectio. of I ~ ... 1711, 19"1 23" & 25•• c1..,.tat Modeb 13"'DIAQ0t<Al The MATISSE· J1320W Sllm-line portable finished In simulated grained American Walnut on top and ends with Sliver color base. ~ BOMCINCITON • Jt..W 111-fnc:h dlaQOf111 cMcofalot com- pact flnlttltd In slmut•ttd grained AmetJc:an Waln~I. 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VISA • Ma s t er Cha r g e ·Bu d CJet Tenns. \,) ...J I \ ' -......... _.., -- Saddleftack EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 75, ~SECTIONS, 78 PAGES Massage Parlor Alleged concerns that sin might be invading the Sad- dleback Valley m the form of massage parlors were quieted Wednesday night to the satisfac- tion of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council CSACC>. KD NaturoTherapeutics owner Kathleen Dynes appeared before SACC's planning review board ~ L~guna Hills with her mother. her lawyer, a public relations consultant and seve ral "satisfied" elderly women customers to insist that her busi ness is therapeutic. Also appeanng on her behalf was Canada Business Center representative Bruce Newell, who said he and the entourge was appearing because of ques- tions raised by the board regard- 101 the therapeutic& firm's opera- tion at 221591 Lambert in the heart · oflhe buainesscenter. " Review board chairman John May said area residents bad raised questions about the busi- ness but that .. they had no com- plaints if it is legjtirnate. '' May slid the El Toro com- munity didn't want to see a Surtset Strip situation develop where "door aft~r door a.d· 'vertises muaages but lerves everylhins else." Miss Dynes' attorney, foraMr Orange Mayor Jamee Jackman. supported hllli,mony by business center spokesman Newell and Miss Dynes that tM businessia strietly therapeutic. "The door ts opeo to come down and lcok," he told the ; board. He eallod a mechanical massage table al the thera~utlcs center ·•a blessini.'' aasuNd the board that the ,business 1s ·•disnified " aod introduced satisfledwomencustomers. He assured \he board that the county loolts clonl)' into "mtssage parlors," before al- 10wtn1 their 1ue, cited therapeutic certification. e8Jlled fter oon .· .1 N.Y. Stoeks: .. by Mi ss Dynes and said her mo,her also works at t-e estdbli.ahment. ii "It's no front for prostitution or things of that sort." Jaekman said Bo a rd m ember Henr)' Beaudry assured: "We're M going to act as a police force ea knock down your door. <See MASSAGE. Page AZ> :Terrorists Kidnap Iialian Leade~ . • iLebanon ·Attacked .Again TEL AVlV, Israel CAP> lsraeli warplanes swooped into southern Lebanon again today, aiming to ~nock out Palestinian \artillery (iring on Lebanese .Christian villages in IHael's f ew s1x-m1le-w1de security stnp long the border (Related photo, 4) Tht• Lebanl'se govt•rnment, 'fTlCanwhllc, annountc>d 1t would rcall for an cmergent•y session of ~he U N ~curtly Council Lebanese Prime M1n1ster elim el Hoss told reporters · fter a parliamentary session in eirut that the government 1s repartni to call on the council ••t.aJce the necaaary measures at would gu&r&Qtee a cessa- ·on of the ageression and nsure witbdrawal of Israeli tforces." ,. 5 G·Uards Killed in __ / Assault ROME <AP) -Aldo Moro, considered Italy's most influen· tial politician and probable next president, was kidnapped today off a Rome street by gunmen who killed all five members or his protective escort. Telephone calls to the Italian news media said the abductors of the Christian Democrat leader were members of the Red origades, Italy's most feared urban guerrilla group . Wit· :1esses said some gunmen wore uniforms of the Italian air force band. Police said 11 men and one woman firing submactlioe guns and pistols made the atta~k. The government threw an estimated 50,000 police and army troops into the map.bunt, and later police said t)\ey found the kidnap car. witb bloodstains on a back door and the back seat. In Cairo, Egyptian PJ <Wat owar Sadat condemned the aeli aUack and said be was atchlng closely ''to make our lan." Sadat told visiting African arhamentary leaders he would onvene his national secunly ounc1I. which meets only in the Rocks Block Parkway The kidnappers bad aban- doned the car and transferred to another. and police said this second auto may have been spotted by a low -flying helicopter on Rome·s outskirts The crew reported seeing a car speeding down a country road with five persons inside, one of lhem held down on the floor ilime of crisis, to decade the next .step But he said he would con· linue lhc search for a peaceful solution. Tiro Lanes of Marguerite Closed; Work Begias Police converged on the area ··we thought we had reached a CSee ISRAEL, Page A2) Four Injured As Car Spins Out of Control Four people were injured - including one critically -when a car in wtuch they were taking a test drive careened out or con- trol and threw one passenger out of the vehicle mid morning to- day. • Police said the dnver, Dennis Barry Flanagin, 33, of 25915 Via Del Sur. in Mission Viejo. ap- parently lost control while demonstrating the new car on Camino Capistrano south of Oso Parkway in Laguna Hills. Flanagin, his son, and another passenger, John William Marshall, 35, of 26712 Cuenca Drive, Mission Viejo, were tak~ to Mission Communltf HospitaJ. The unidentified critically ln ... jured passenger was also taken to the hospital after the single car accident. Police declln~ lo say whether c bar1es would be filed pending inveatiption pf the accident. By JERRY Cl...AUSEN Ol llW 0.ily ,.,..,. Stell An estimated 400 tons of dirt fell from a Mission Viejo hlllside into Marguerite Parkway south of Oso Parkway late Wednes day. blocking both northbound traffic lanes. a county Environ- m en l 1t I Management Agency (EMA> spokesman said this morning Exact ownership or the land involved has not yet been de termined. said Bill Reiter, public facilities Superintendent, bul EMA began clearing the dirt away this morning. Trame along Marguerite was being funneled lnto the south· bound lanes, whUe work con- tinues. EMA planned to bring in a crane to knock down loosened portions of the hillside today. Reiter added. The EMA official said it is im- possible to determine when the problem will be licked. "We can have 1t cleaned up by tomorrow and more could come down.'" A Mission Vieio Co School Plan Fund Voted Down Again By LAURIE KASPER Of tM OMly "'le4 Steil Sad.dleback Valley school trusi-.es refused once •gain Wedn~sday lo commit their last building bond dollars lo plans for a new Laguna Hills in- terttiedtale school. Trustees Carole Neustadt. Georee Henry and Mary Phillips stuck wttb the posi~On they had taken a month earlier and voted against having the plans drawn Fare Savings Hmoaii and Btrek for $164? spokesman said this morning Roadhlocks were particularly that his company owns the land tight between the city and but that the county holds an Leonardo da Vinci Airport al easement on the slope for road Fiumicino, west of Rome. construction purposes. Fifteen leaders of the Red Reiter said a title search does Brigades. a group police say not clearly indicate to him just numbers no more than several who holds the property where hundred. are on trial in Turin, the slide started. and the organization has vowed Meanwhile. Carl Kymla, a to force cancellallon of the trial general manager for Moulton by terrorist attacks. Niguel Water District which The Italian news agency owns a 2 5-milhon gallon waler j.NSA said it received a later tank on property at the hill"s Jail from another extremist peak. said the storage facility roup. the Armed Proletarian '"1s in no 1mmed1ate danger " roups, claiming responsibility Kymla said his district and nd threatening Moro's life. But Orange County were aware the police discounted this call slope might fail I: President Giovanni Leone Kymla said a geologist's r called the abduction "a port recommended correc · e challenge lo the state" and said action and slope monito mg .. the state must give the firmest several months ago reply with every measure. We "During recent storms, we must adopt every necessary asked (Beech) Leighton to get measure to counter this sltua- in vol ved again He set up tion." monitorins proerams. Two re-<See KIDNAP, Page.U> ports were forwarded to the county and Mission Viejo Co .. " K~.~~~ s:"e.!,rt aaid there 'f&S a Other Coverage · grelt possibility the 1l~e would Additional south Orange fall." County coverage appearS today <Ste ROC~, P11e iU> on Pages Al3A and Al3B. ~Strict Reassigns Schools Official Seddleback Valley Unllled School District trustees h•ve re- a u lg n ed one ot their ad · mlnietratora the new and ror her lower paylna position or director t>f research 1u>d de- velopmcmt. mlnlstrat.or. s~d she now will be responsible for writing grant ap- plications. He said the district is eligible for a little more than $2 million ln erants but it has never gotten the tnone)' because -Utere wu no one to write Utt.applications. Wllh M1.ss r.Y~k' In thl new p0atUon, ho Utd, "the,..•• a aOod ch ance we could 14'l ~ore money ftom pemment." He 1ald Miss Meck erobably wlll mow Into the poejtlon for ~ 1971-79 school year. He sald h does not know lf \here wtU be a reptaeemeot for ber eurrenl p<>1ltlon. Mltebtll also •announced Utet on penon ha othred Ute p_rinclpalts poalll<M\ t rrano Intermediate SC:h001 w ch tiu • been vacant sliiC 'J u rJ. l! Ute ii •tie he •ill a D .. r prlndpe.l A"lVI ....... KIDNAP VICTIM • lt!llan Leader Moro Dr. WaddiU L Relaxed in Testimony By TOM BARLEY OI .. O.ily l'iltil Sutt "Dr. Waddill, did you strangle· a little baby girl in the Westminster Community. Hospital nursery on March 2:' 1977"' .. .. No sir. I didn't. .. "Wl'll, did you choke an infant to death on that date?" "No, I didn't." Those were the opening ques- t ao n s by defense attorn~y Charles Weedman and tbe responses of Dr. William Baxter Waddill today as the defendant in a murder lnal look the wit ness stand in Orange County Superior Court Waddill, 42, appeared caJQl and relaxed and cxchallflj;!d i.m1les Wlth his wife as he &n· tered the witness stand for wltat Weedman warned him will b( e long session ·' l want you to stay rel and and calm. Everyone here knows the stram you are going lhro~ and everyone understaocts_ Okay?" Weedman told the wit· ness "I understand ... Waddill replied. Waddill is accused of stnuiel· ing a newborn infant to deat.b in the Westminster Commuqllf • <See DOCTOR, Pase M>-:, ) .. ~ --------------------...,~~··\ .. , Coa -. f'l .... ... • -.. -~ot':;ilC: ~P!!1!511~ .... Weather .... Sunny but sligbUy cooler at the beaches Friday. Chance of some fog or low clouds Friday anemoon along the coast. Lows tonight 48 to S4 Highs Fri- day 72 to 75 INSIDE TODAY ... " • ·- A2 DAIL V PILOT SB ..... Exchange Takes 12-_ On Trip v .. .... M i:iSIOD VieJO Hlgb Stbool .teacher Roberts ~helters ex. peels a doten or her students will change before they are seen •' e}!am at th~ school. The change Wtll come 1 .-omelime during the next three : w.eeks while the students live, .• study and vacation with families 1 .• fn G rafing, a city outside of _ 1 "Munich, Germany. : The experience or h vlne in a foreign country and the aware- ness or other cultures "will de- ,, finitely change their lives," Ms · "Shelters satd "·• It happened to her once and ~·11 nl>w th e German language ,. ffal'her travels to that European • .. country every summer and calls 1t "my second home " But something she always wanted Wa!> to have some or her advanct'd students go to Germany on an exchange pro- gram. ''Jt r<'ally brings the sub- Jt'Cl alive for them," she e~ plained. Short tt•rm student exchanges are done m Europe all the lime, Ms . Shelters said. The only .s101ilar program In thu; country is based in the East , and would be too costly for the Mass ion ·.Viejo students. she said. But this didn't deter her de ~<tire . She s tarted writing to • friends an GCf"many two years ago. Finally, she found one • arflose wile LS a teacher and the • lr1p started lo become a reality She and the students left Tues- day for Germany. In May or ~June , the German students whose families are host lng them, are expected to come to M 1s!i1on V1eJO "· -It's really not a travel pro· • 1ram," she Hid "It's a cultural •Jetchange." ., ·BY experiencing another , ·culture, she believes, the stu- ,dents will learn to appreciate their own. She said the trtp also • wUl broaden their outlook. ,, Visting Germany won't be a •" new experience for Sheila Dowe, ... a Junior in her third year of German das!>cs She went there five years ago while her family • \\<ll:. Ii van.: in England. Then, ~he explained, she was JUSl barely able to converse with one man about the weather Now, she said, she wants to •1 '·'talk to them, learn their • etttture. lhtngs like that " '• Other studenL" on the tnp are Beth Shafer, Arlene Sanders. · Krist.an Wiedeom ann, Kay Dahle, Kathy Cartwright, Joe Klein, Mike Sandell , Bob Gerber, Jlal Sturrock, Scott Brown and Randy Meyer Pot Holder Given Life K U ALA LUMPUR Malaysia <AP) A 30'. year old man has been sentenced to life imprison- ment and six strokes or the cane for possession of nearly 11 ounces or can- nabis, the local form or mariJuana. Zainol Bin Ali was ar r ested at a roadblock in northern Malaysia last May. He said a bundle in his lap contained cloth, but the cannabis straws were in il, the court an Kangar was told E'ro.. Page AJ . "' j ROCKS ..• Kymla said the tank, which stores water for use in south•m ' Mission Viejo, was drained a , month ago because of the report. 'J He said area water customers 1 are beinr served from other ·, tan.ks through a systern of J.n. : j terconnections. ol 11 ii 1: II I' I l ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ._ .... _ ~~fde"l •M "'-•~ ,,.,,.,,,....._ THEY'RE BUZZING OVER BUZZARDS IN HINCKL!Y, OHtO Ranger Bud Berger Scans Sky for Returning Vuttur•& They Made It Buzuuds Return to Ohio HINCKLEY, Ohio (APJ Wh en the buzzards come back lo Hinckley, tl's s upposed lo be March 15. Jt worked out that way again Wednesday, but JUSt barely Scores o( visitors waited hours for a glimpse of the legendary buzzards returning lo their s pring and summer homes Just when it began to look as 1f they would be disappointed, a tew buzzards were spotted winging their way over the Hinckle} Reservation. After a day of scanning the s kies. Cleveland Metroparks ranger Bud Berger said he was driving along a park road when he saw two buzzards roos ting in a tree at 4:24 p m Minutes later, Warren Slater, a llanckley Chamber or Commerce member, said he was In has l'ar and spotted seven birds flying high over Ohio 303, apparently making their way home for spring Berger said the buzzards may have avoided their US\lal stomp- ing grounds, the Whipps Ledges area of the wooded park "We've never had so many people and I think that might ha Ye kept them away," Berger Fro.Pa~AJ ISRAEL ... point when we were about to so lve the whole problem peacefully and then Israel re :.ort.s to the use or force again," he said in his first public com ment on the attack. The jet fighters roared across Is rael's northern border as the guerrilla shells crashed around roads leading to Marjayoun and Kleis. Lebanese communities held by Israel just beyond lhe frontier. The Palestini ans said the warplanes were striking hilllop positions Crom which the guer- rillas were harassing the Israeh invaders, and that one plane was shot down and feU on the Israeli side of the border. The Palestine Liberation o~,anization released its first orr1cial cas ually count today from the Cirst da.y of hostilities, reporting 79 fighters were killed or wounded. Israeli officials say about 100 guerrillas were killed and hundreds wounded. The PLO claimed the Israelis lost· 350 killed or wounded, but the Israeli milit.ary command said only 11 of its soldiers were kill~ and 57 wounded. The Palestinian military com- m and also claimed the guer- rillas knocked out 70 to 80 braeti tanks, armored pt.r.lonnel car. ries and other milital)' vehicles. Israeli troops were di111lng in- to po1itlons Hross southern Lebanon, and the Israeli govern- ment said they would stay there until it got dependable guaran- tees tbe auerrillaa would be barred from the zone. PLO leader Vasser Arafat, meanwhile, said in a speech to Lebanese lettt.t Jeadtra In Beirut. that be "ould prevent any agreement that would create a guerrilla-free zone, "We shall never allow such a1reerneolt and abaJl never aub· mil Lo them," be said. said. VU>itors came from as far as Detroit to see Ute beedy~yed buziard.s Many said they were drawn after readfnc of the legend in newspapers. Most waited, unperturbed, for a while, but then gave up and went home. A crow, some ducks and even an apparently lost seagull flew ovt?rhead for them. Bul no buzzards . .. Am I too late?" asked Joseph Salva or the Cleveland suburb or - Parmil when he arrived at 8 a .m "I ovetllept I wanted to come and see lbem because I've always lived ~lose but never had the ti me before." The next highlight of the Hinckley buzzard season comes Sunday when the Chamber of Commerce h08ts a breakfast for t.bousands or people expected to come for a glimpse of the birds. Legend says the birds have been coming to the Hinckley area since 1818. That was the year or the "Great Hinckley Varmint Hunt" .when hunters from the area gathered to wipe out bears, wolves attd foxes The smell teportedly attracted the buuards FrowaP~AI KIDNAP ... .. We are nt war," declared Italy's chief pro~ecutor, Giovan- na de Matteo. Tht attack shocked political leaders throughout Western Europe. Common Markel chief Roy Jenkins, echoing the comments of others. said it would take "the resolute solidarity of all dem· ocratic rorces in Europe" to light such international ter· rorisJD . The kidnapped man has been premier of Italy five times and is now president of the Christian Democrats, Italy's largest party and 1ts dominant political force sin ce World War II He was considered a leading candidate for the pres idency of Italy when lhe post becomes va- cant next December, and he 1s generally credited with masterminding the compromise by which Italian Communists wtll have a gr.eater say in gov- ernment policy·making in ex- change for their support or Premier Giulio Andr~tti . F,.... PGfl'I! A J FUND ... tndi<'ated they would reconsider their action if they were given a list of improvementa needed at existing schools. Although the hst was complet. e4 and a state official said llOQe of the bood money could be used for the improvements, it ob- vio"81)> did not sway the ma- JoritJ. In another related action, trustMI cast a split vote to sell bonds totaling $180,000. Henry and Mrs. Neustadt opposed the sale. Funds from the sale will be u11ed for the conversion of kltcbens at La Paa and Los 4U1os Inl.ermedlate Scboofa'lnto el•111rooom lpace. Plana for tbtae project.I w19ra approved pnWIO\isl)'. - Ad •lfatoft' ~11 'rec· ommudid1 that trustees Jell Ult laat "10.0CIUD bow an~ use a portion ot t.bt moan tor the tp. t.umtdlate dlool plana. ReJ ot th• plan. ltawa th dit~ _.\h SZJ0,000 remain· i df tb8 • mllllon In boitdl approv lo February ma. • ps1 _~out Farmers Pifitest Aim,e Crop. Rrice Hikes -ASHJNGTON CAP) -About IO •n•r1 farmers demabding higher crop prices forced their way into the Agriculture Depart· menl's main office building to-day, punching several security guards and occupyini an !Mer patio before they were driven out by rederal riot police. Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland was on the building's second floor, ready to convene a meeting or the department's Commodity Credit Corp. board. He adJoumed the gathering and E',....PageAI DOCTOR ••• Hospital nursery after has at tempt lo abort the child via saline solution railed Weedman HT)med1•lely re· • turned to that issue after askinc Waddill to point out his wife LO the jury and confirm that he is the father of a recently born baby girl. "Now doctor, did you kJll this product of conception?" Weed· man a:1ked the witness "In so far as I performed a therapeutic abortion on the mother, yes, I did," Waddill replied. But he made it clear under further questioning that Mary Weaver, ii, or Huntington Beach, agreed to the abortion and asked him to perform tt on March 2, 1977. Miss Weaver recently sued .Waddill for $17 mallion in damages in a lawsuit which ac- cuses the doctor of failing to ad. vise her of the true state of her pregnancy. The prosecution has claimed via testimony that Miss Weaver may have been as much aa 31 weeks from conception when the abortion was performed. The defense contends tllal she was no more than 22 weeeks from conception when $be de- Ii vered the baby girl that al- legedly was murdered by Wad· dill. was whillcid ~t a side ao0r 1o safe\)' bneturity aients. <Re•at· ed photo, Al3A) "I don't know wb•t the problem ls," Bergland told • re. porter as he left the blli.ldlng. "J was told by my security people to leave." No one was injured aeriously · in the scuffle after an estimated 2,000 -chanting members of the American Aericulture move- ment marched from Capitol HJll in support of higher prices. Some fir~rackers were set off by the farmers inside the build- ing, causin& bystanders to think they were gunshots. Thomas F. McBride, the de- partment's inspector general, and hi.s cruel security aide, Bob Smith, suffered minor injunes as they tried to st.op the farmers from entering. But. the rarmers Three Seeking Seat on OC School Board Three men will seek a seat on the Orange County Board of Education in Trustee Area s. which includes most of the southern Orange Coast, the county Registrar or Voters saJd today. The filing deadline for the seat had been extended through Wednesday because the incum. bent, John App or Dana Point, IS not seeking re-election. Running in the June 6 election are Warren G. Davirro or Newport Beach , a state transportation engineer; Gerald M. Sh1tw or Irvine, an attorney, and Ramon Diaz or San Juan Capistrano, a customer service representative. · Seeking a seat in Trustee Area 2. which includes the northwest part of the county, an incum- bent David Paynter and challenger Frances B. Murphy, director of an educational foun- d atiori. QUALITY TELEVISION 13 "ooAOON•<. The MATISSE• J1320W Slim-line portable fin ished In slmolated \ grained American Walnut on top and/ ends With Salver color base. TtJE BONNINGTON • J1t31W 1!>-lnch ~onal decOtSlor com- pact ltnlsrled In almulated grained Ameflcan Walnut. Electronic Video Ouard Tuner. One-Knob VHF end UHF Channel Selector. THE EWPSE m • .HllOW 19-lnch diagonal Ullll\modern dec- orator compact finished In simu- lated grel(ltd American Walnut. Unique elliptical detlQnl El•ctron'le Video Guartf Tuner. One•Knob VH~ and UHF Channel letecior. pushed their way through, break~g a door as they entered. 0Jle farmer, not identified, waa hlren Jnto temporary c:taatody, Smith aald, "We prob- ably won't charge him, he's Just a hothead " Walter Evanof(, deputy chief of t.be Federal Protective Service, said later that the farm er would be released because "we made a deaJ to keep them from tearing the building down " The breal<-in occurred shortly after 10 a.m. Protective service o(flcers in riot gear cleared the build mg Wlthin a hall-hour. About 15 of the farmers then were admitted as delegates to meet with Aericulture Depart- ment officials in another build· ing acro6S lhe street from the admmaslralton building. But their demand to see Bergland was rejected because he had arraneed previously to meet with some of them Friday. Today's meeting with depart- ment officials was set up after security men got a promise from the delegates that they would leave the building right after the scs~ion and not cause further trouble Fro.Pa~AJ MASSAGE. • ''We had calls asking if we had looked into at (the therapeutic hrm)." he said. ..They were asking questions and we couldn't answer them Now we can." Board member Harold Beck claimed the board had received up to nve or six mquines abeul the center following placement or an advertlsemeol in a valley newspaper. Jackman said later he had been contacted by Miss Dynes regarding rumors circulating about the business. '"The term 'ma ssage parlors' has a negative connotation in many people's minds," he said. 17":..,.oo•o• The RUBENS • Jt740W Ultramodern decorator , compact table TV- flnished rn s1mula led grained American Walnut. Dark Brown pedestal base with. Gold color tram. USE YOUR TAXREFUM~ 90D~s S~asCaSh s • .._ ... ...._! UlbeahlWeSll"Yk•~ .. For the ••rJ IN1t deal -You owe It to youneff to check our prices " & ser•ice. VISA Master Charg• Budget Term 65-YEAR-OLO BOB NORDSKOG OF VAN NUYS PILOTS HIS NEW 39-FOOT CIGARETTE He'll Be• Contender In Thia Weekend'• Buahmlll1 Gr•nd Prix In Newport BHch Grand Prix Status Upped Newport Event Opens Offshore Season· By ALMON LOCKABEY 0.Uy l'Oot ... 11 ... Wrll~ In just three years at Newport Beach, the Bu!>hmills Grand Prix has become "numero uno" in the world of off!>hore power boat racmg The first year 1t was moved here from King Harbor, Redon- do Beach, the race got so so at tent1on mostly from high speed boating buffs. That was the year 1t was won by Rocky Aok 1. the JOV1 al Japanese restaurateur But last year the race caught on. captunng the 1maginatton of power boaters and sailing en thus1as~ ahke, plus thousands of landlubbers who turned out to watch the big 10,000-pound behemoths blast their way through 195 miles of ocean in the Catalina channel. Last year's race. won for the first time by a woman, Betty Cook of Newport Beach, had all the hoopla and razzmatazz of a major sporting event It was covered on national TV and sports magazines carried copy onitforseveralweeks One of the reasons 1t 1s con- sidered a premiere event is that it 1s the first race of a new off· shore season wtuch ends with the world championship for the Sam Griffith Memorial award off Florida in late fall. Dru~ Preseriptions County Physician Hit by Restraint An Orange County physician is 1 one of four CaJlfornia doctors wbo have been slapped with court restrainmg orders as a re- sult or allegat1on1 that they overprescribe dangerous dtug~ that laler tum up In strttt sales. Dr. Marvin Lee Stern of Cypress was barred 1n Orange County Superior Court this ..-eek from wnting any preecriptions and hai. been ordered to reap- pear March 28, !>t<ile consumer official!> have announced After the hearing, Dr Stern was arrested by a state in- vestigator on a charge involving post-dating three prescriptions He was booked and released on $2,500 bail, officials said. The court order was one of the results or an investigation by the stale consumer attain depart. ment aod the state Board of Medical Quality Assurance into wbat is termed overprescribing of such drugs as ampbetamifts, Qtlaatude and Seconal, known ln the illegal drug market as up- pers and downers. Three other doctors subjei!ted to court orders this week include Pr . Lama r Desmuke of Oakland, restrained from prac· ticing medicine and from wnt- ing prescriptions for Ritalin and other dangerous drugs; Dr Franklin Hendricks of San Jose, restrained from prescribing barbiturates. amphetamines and narcotics except Valium; and Dr. Chester Hurd of San Jose. facing the same ban as Dr. Hendricks but allowed to pre· scribe Phenobarbital. Told in A naheina Simple Test Eyed For Breast Cancer By Associated Press Doctors in Illinois have found success in diagnosing breast cancer with a simple skin test somewhat like the test for tubercuJos1s, it was reported at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society in Anaheim. The lest involves jilivint a pa. tient an inJection and waiting 24 hours to see if redness develops, said Geor g F . Springer of Evanston Ho spl t81 at Northwestern University. "This is amenable lo belne a screenina procedure," aaid Mud Closes Forest Re><uh Springer~ "It is a convenient test. We ~an inject this into tbe skin. asks the patient to come back after 24 hours, and if it is positive, then we say, 'You are strongly suspected of having breast cancer'." In tests with about 240 pa· lients. all but two of the 108 women who showed positive responses to the test did have breast cancer or soon developed the cancer , Spring said Wednes<fay. None of the women who showed negative responses had cancer or have so far de· veloped eancer, he added. ~ Jt bas only been seven months since the test on the two women who showed positive reactions without having a clear case of breast ~cer. They may yet de· velop the disease. Springer said. "We have now two who have given the positive reaction bul they have not as yet or perhaps they will never -we don 'l know -develop carcinoma," Springer said. "So we have no fal5e negatives; but we have two false post~v•, at Just at this time. Perh•~• ~ ye r later, there are nq false PQ41Uves. ", At a • tn ~ Sprtnc Hid t'he akin tett 1ave a POlli.Uve reaction ln two women w~ • mlcroaeopic examination of their Uasue did not detect aJ1)' mall1nant ceJIJ. W{thtn eisJit monlbll bOth women bad dear cases of t>reut cane r. Spt'lnetr eald he usum the • cancer wa pr t bUt "., •try tmaU 1'i1Mu the lk111tal1howed tho ·uva ructJon. "J caDDOl f.A)' MW 1mall lt WU but 't t ~-ho~lh8 i~S:PN!IW Offshore power boats now compete all over the world -in England, Spam, Italy, France, Sweden, Brazil, Uruguay -and in such U.S. sporting spots as Florida, New Jersey and the Great Lakes. Offshore racing isn't a sport for the faint-hearted. Nor 1s it recommended for the financially unable. An offshore boat costs up- wards of $100,000 and because of the terrific pounding they take in open seas, the attrition rate for hull and machinery is high. Most boats are only good for about two years And the prize money assoctat· ed with the sport hardly pays the travel expense, according to veterans like Bob Nordskog of Van Nuys, who has campaigned his various Power Boat Magazine Specials all over the world Most of the boats average 35 to 40 feet in length with the J8.. footers being the most popular. In choppy seas the entire boat is often out of the water. Drivers and c1·ews stand on their feet tbe entire race, because no shock absorber "has yet been devised to work ea weU as the human knee. Crews are cradl~. back and sides against thic ;(oaQ) mlt.u.L~ ~ to keep thetr haftds .xl · e cOidtols to even stay aboard. Some drivers describe hiUine aolid seas at high speeds as bein1 like hUtinc • wall of concrete. Mast of the boats in this year's Grand Prix will be in the 38-fool c lass of either Bertram or Cigarette design. Ttie latter was designed by Don Aronow, a famous Florida offshore driver. Defending champion Betty Cook will be at the wheel ol her 38-foot Kaa111a, the Scarab· designed boat ih which she com- peted la.st seuon. Nordskog, an innovater of power plants, will again race his 39-foot Cigarette hull, Power Boat Magazine Special, with his own specially designed engines. This was the boat in which he set the current speed record of more than 90 ml~s an hour over a measured mile last year. Billy Martin. the New Jersey ace who Jost last year's Grand Prix by a disqualification, is re- ported to have a new 36-foot Cigarette hull called Bounty Hunle:- Joel Halpern of New York, last year's national champion, will again be at the helm of bis 38-Coot Cobra, Beep Beep. A dark horse in this year's Grand Prix will be Preston Henn of Florida, driving Anhaeuser Busch Natural Light, a new Bertram 38·f9ot Kevlar cQn· structed boat owned by Bernie Little.er Florida. Late reports indicate Rocky Aoki, who won the race at Newport in 19'76, will be back Saturday with a new boat. In addition lo the big open class speedsters racing oveii a 195-rnUe course, there will be a fleet of production and modified sports class boat.s racing over a "barter course. LunchUnes Su:eetened Up 'T!!ur!day. Mateh 1S. 1178 DAil y Pit.OT A :I April Sentencing .. ~ Cell~ Files Guilty :' ·Plea on ~O Charg~ Dr. Loura J. Cella Jr. faces a sta,te prison term of rour to six yeus after pleading guilty WedbeSday to 10 cbar1es in a 127-count grand Jury emt>eule· ment lntllctmenl, an Orange County District Attorney's spokesman aa.id today. The indictment alleged that Dr. Cella embezz.Jed more than $2 millloo from Ml.saioo Com· muolty ~nd Mercy General hospitals whlle a part owner of both hospitals. In ac<!ePtlng the pleas. Yale agreed to levy a maximum llne or $50,000 along with prison terms that could range from four to six years. Cella ts scheduled to begin bis federal term April3. Evidence in earlier pr<>ceed · ings Indicated Cella contributed about $500,000 of the embettled funds to Califontia pobUcians, including more than S200,000 to the 1974 campalgn of state Con· troller Ken Cory. He bad originally been scheduled for trial in Orange Couoti but the location was La Veta Traet changed to San Diego becamt o( pretrial publicity. Plea bargainJng sessions that resulted in Celia's guilty plhs lasted a day and a halt and were aimed at avoiding a trial 1hat might have lasted as long as sax months, a district attorney's of· fice spokesman said. Cella had originaJly sought to· enter a plea of oolo contend.ere. or no contest, to avoid use of his criminal conviction in possi,ble civil proceedings to recover pert or all of the funds taken from the hospitals. The 54-year-old Santa Ana pbysidaa pleaded euilly lo seven charges of grand theft and three of ruing false claims. San Dieeo Superior Court Judge William A. Yale has indicated he will dismiss tbe additional 117 counts. Cella earlier had offered to plead no contest to all 127 counts in the indictment, but Orange Coun- ty prosecutors Insisted on guilty pleas to at least some of the charges. - Avco Developers Termed 'Callous' Yale has sel sentencirfg for April 12 and said the penalty Wlll run concurrently with Celia's live-year federal prison term for an earlier related convict.Jon on 22 counts of tax evasion and fraud. Dogs Saved From Shaft .BAKERSFIELD CAP> -Rescuers plucked two i.tranded victims from the bottom of a 40-fool mine shaft east or here -and got a thank-you bark for their efforts. Two German shepherds, Nanuk, and her five· month-old pup, Boster, were discovered at the bottom of the s haft Wednesday by their owner, Diane G1rado or Caliente. Authorities believe the dogs wandered too close to the edge ol the shaft and fell in when lhe sides gave way. A jury that is being asked lo award $12 million in damages against Av co Community Developers was told W~nesday in final arguments that the com- pany was "utterly callous and ruthless" in its attitude toward five former Laguna Niguel res1· dents. Plaintiffs' attorney Herb Hafif told the Orange County Superior Cou""-jury that Avco "moved in arrogant and contemptuous manner against people they . thought couldn't fie ht back against the power of a corporate giant. The jury was expected to begin deliberations late today in Judge Robert H. Green's courtroom on the Issue that Av· co violated the plaintiff's proper· ty rights while they were homeowners in the La Veta tract seven years ago. Their lawsuit is a counter ac· tion to one in which Av('O unsuc· cessfully s ued them for un · lawfully conducting real estate transactions from their homes. The Avco lawsuit against the five residents ended in an ap- pellate court defeat for the com- pany after a series of ad verse rulings in Superior Court. The five defendants in that ac- hon are now plaintiffs in a -$12 million lawsuit which accuses Avco of inflicting physioal, financial and emotional strain on the plalntlffs. Hafif claims that Avco tried to impose architectural restric. lions on homes in the La Veta tract to ensure that valuations on nearby Avco property were not downgraded by designs that did not meet the approval of Av- co planners Avco lawyers contend tbat many of the physical and emo- tional conditions described by the plaintiffs had their origins in circumstances which occurred before they moved into the La Veta tract in W-71. The five who were defendants and are now plaintiffs In the jury trial are: Eugene W. Ventre of Costa Mesa. Floyd and Sharon Hartford of Yorba Linda, Pete Peters on of Diamond Bar and Chester Lautzenheiser or Apple Valley. Party United? WASHINGTON <AP) -Ap· parenUy bouyed by the prospect of victory for his Panama Canal • treaties, President Carter declared the Democrats a united party Wednesday night. Come In And See Our New Carpet Patterns ; I .. .· ' I Priced from $10. 95 yd. . FREE INSTAL~TfON DURING MARCH H.J.GARl\ETT FURNITURE - DAn.Y PILOT Thul"lday, Mwch 11, 1178 (;;t · with~ Tom~~'\' ' . ~ . I ,. . r,_ . Jost .:·.:·;.~~-Coasting , .. ( ; :. Morphine A Stroke of Seamanship ·-·· WASllJNG AWAY THE HEX: Avast, males, I bad.this ., ·• brUliant 'llslon ln the mlddle of the nltbl for a solution to ·• ' that obnoxious BOlutlOJl that is presently 1uabln1 QUt alon1 our aboreline from the Santa Ana Rlver mouth • .. ... .. kl' • You 81"e aware. of course, that the noxioul waters are ',, •·being caused by • sewer line break up lo the Garden Grove area. Thus the awful stuff is fouling our ocean at the rate ,. of tbou:ta.nds of gallons a day. And further tbua, in tbia summer-like weathtt, authoritiea have quarantined the beaches on either side of the river mouth in Huntinitoo Beach and Newport. \. .. .· ·. .· .. .. Now how U) solve the problem and get our beaches back so the shorelioe is fit again for human occupancy'' IT JUST 80 BAPPENS U\at this veey Saturday, the ~b'Tld's premier power ~trace will be ri.cht offshore of Newport Harbor It will be the eighth annual run of the Bushm1lb Grand Prix. The finest powerboat racers In this universe will be in the competition, includlng hometown favorite and defend· . ' . . Ing champion Betty Cook of Newport Beach, piloting ber 38-foot sea-coing hotrod named Kaama. .. . ·. Listen, these boats ar9n'l for Sunday sailors. They will scream around a courte of 19S statute miles al speeds I.IP lo and including 90 miles per hour. They don't plow through the water; they just touch the ocean every now and lhl!n, throwing wakes like tidal waves and pitching huge plumes of waterspouts into the aif. FOR LANJ>LUBDEBS, about the onl}' Cood apots to witness this ocean-going drag race are along the bluffs of Corona del Mar and down by Dana Point. The spectator . fleel, however, will create an ocean·goine traffic jam ~ • seldom witnessed ln our waters. It's going to be a real ... : spectacle. ' Yes. yes, but how does all this lie in with solving our g i an l sewage spill problem at the Sailta Ana River mouth? ~. That's simple. Come Saturday, we just alter the ~ ; .. ' powerboat raclne course aliehtly. .. ~. :.. WE COULD HAVE the powerboat racers scream ' •• around a tum just offshore of the river mouth. They might · .. • create one giant Udal wave and push all lbe sewage water ;• back up the river to Garden Grove. That wowd serve &hem • right. .. In event, however, thls brilliant notion isn't used and : ' sew.age is stiU fouling our waten, I have one final word of .. advice for the Bushmil.la racen oa Saturday: Don't fall out of tbe boaL . NATtON /WORLD WASlUNGTON <AP) - A proposed contract, awftteoect by bargalDen ancf narrowly approved by the United Mine .,_...,., leadership, ls heading to the coalfleJda, where lt faea u.ocertaln chances of ending the miners' 101-day-old strike. The union's bargainin1 council endoned tbe tentative qnement by an unexpectedly ~lose vote of 22-17 on Wednesday, and some councU members late, ex- pressed concern that the UI0,000 striking miners a1aln "'ould vote for rej~tion. DESPITE KEY lndustry con- • cess1on1 c_oncernln1 health Kickbacks By Schlitz Alleged MILWAUKEE (AP) ._ The Joa. Schlitz Brewing Co. has been indicted by a federal grand Jury on charges of pJtying $1 million to taverns, hotela, liquor stores, aporta arenas, airports and bootleggers to boost con- sumption of Schlitz beer. Schiltz, the n ation's third largest beer maker. was named Wednesday in three felony counts of tu fraud for allegedly deducting the cost of the lllegaJ payments and k1ckbacb from ( IN SHORT -] federal income laxes for 1972, 1973 and 1974. A Wisconsin tax official said retailers named in the indict- ment ~nst the company could be aubJect to audit.a by the state Department of Revenue and by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Radfatioa noee• WASHINGTON (AP) -Wind and weather conditions will de- lerm lne the path of a radiation cloud moving across the Pacific Ocean after a Chinese nuclear test in the atmosphere. Martha Casey, a spokeswoman for the Environ- mental Prottttlon Agency, said the path should be determined today or Friday. The blast oc- curred at midnight EST Tues· · day in northwestern China. ~lo,. St•,,ed SALT LAKE CITY (AP> The Utah Supreme Court grant- ed a stay of execution Wednes- day to convicted killer Dale S. Pierre just a week before he and hi s partner 1h a robbery-slaying were scheduled to be executed. Pierre and William Andrews were sente&:ed to be shot at Stm· rise next Wednesday by firing squad• at Utah State Prison for the slayings of three people dur- lna a robbery at the Hi-Fi Shop in Ogden in lt74. Andrews' ap- peal wu to be filed today. s.td 11.ap Droppetl KANSAS CITY, Kan IAP> - Obscenity charges have been dropped against smut publisher Alvin Goldstein However, the Goldstein company which shes the tabloid was fined Wednesday in a plea- Ing arrangement lo benefits a.od anU.wlJdcat Itri~• provlaiool, the new 1.,Wement won leas support frotn the eoub· ell than an earlier contract that was aoundly defeated by the re- bellious rank-and-rue. Before the vote, several dozen atriklnl mlnen plcketAtd UMW beadquartera lD Waabinitoo U) protest tbe aireemeot. The pro- test forced the bar1ainlng coun- cil to abrupUy move it.a meelloi to the Labor ~eot. The tentative a ment is the third reached betw n union and coal industry bargainers since the strike bqan oo Dec. 6. The barcatninl councU rejected t.be first; the rank-and-file members turned down the second. THE MEMBJ;ll8 ABE scheduled to vote oil the new ac- cord a week from Friday. "I don't th.ink it will pass my district," said Joseph Phipps, president of District 19 ln Ken· tucky. "It ·s a better contract, but it still doesn't sallafy what the memben wanted." The principal objection' to the new agreement, aald Phipps and other col.DlciJ members, ls the provision calllne for company· run heaJth insurance plans ln- stea<i of the existing independent fund set up 28 years ago for UMW m embers and tbeir families. A Lebanese rescue worker carries the body of a child killed during the Israeli air attack Wednesday on Ozai, a shanty town on the outa~irts of Beirut. Nine were report· ed killed and 45 wounded. Cosmonauts Finish 96-day Space Task MOSCOW (AP>-CosmooMlls Yurt Romanenko and Geor1ly Grechko returned ulely to Earth today after 96 days, cornplet.i.ac lbe longest manned space flight in history, Tau announced. The Soviet news agency said Romanenko, the 33-year-old niaht commander, and Grechko, the 46-year-old engmeer, landed ln the Billy Gas Supply lnvestigatiOn Asked Soyaz Z1 spacecraft at 1:19 p.m. Moscow time (3:19 a .m. PST> in Kazakhatan, an Soviet central Asia. Both were reported in good condaUon. ON MARCH 4, they broke the 84·day record for continuous time in space set four years ago 'by U.S. astronauts Gerald Carr, WASHINGTON (AP) -Two congressmen have asked Attorney General Griffin B. Bell to name an "independent" prosecutor to in- vestigate allegations that President Carter's brother, Billy, may have received special tr ... ment for his Plains, Ga., gas ataUon. "Certainly. the appointment of an independent prosecutor not u- sociated with any parochial in· terest would 10 a tons way toward erastn1 the pObUc's perception of simply 'poUUcs as usual and the good old boys'. · wrote Reps. John D. Dlncell and John E. Moes io a letter de- livered to Beil on Wednesday. Subcommittees of the House Interstate and Foreign Com· merce Com- mittee have been looking into alloca· tion of emergency fuel supplies in Georgia following the Arab oil em· • b4rgo in late .... ~ 1973. atLLY CAH .. lt The panels, beaded by Dingell and Moss, have focused on al- leeations t.bat· lbe director of the Georgia EnerCY Office, appoint· ed by lheo GOv • .Jimmy Carter, eave •·unwarranted and bishly advanta1eous aasoline alloca· tioos from the ... program to selected and favored jobbers and dealers, to the detriment of others who were not so well con. nected politicalJy," tbe Jetter said. The St. Petenburr Times re- ported earlier tbla monlb lbat BllJy Carter "kept a two-pump gas station 'alive' and very prof. itable with the help or up to 25,000 gallons or emergency state gasoline a month." THE NEWSPAPER SAID federal regulations then forbade commercial stations from re- ceiving gasoline from emergen- cy state stockpiles. But, the newspaper reported, Georgia e nergy officials ordHed American Oil Co. to supply ''a total 84,000 gallons of eaaoUne to Billy Carter between Jan. 7 and May 8. 1914. In both April and May. the allocation was 25,000 gallons." Billy Carter reportedly con- cedes receiving the emergency fuel supplies between 1974 and 1977 but denies doing anything wrong in obtaining it. Edward Gibson and · William Po•ue aboard Skylab 4. The record ls 88 days and IO hours. Before leaving the Sa.1¥ut 6 spaee atatJoo, where the eo&· monauts spent most of Ulelr • time, they put it on remote. cootr9l stat~. Other SoViet C'OS- mooauts ire expected to co aloft later In lbe year, laking East Germ an and Polish cosmonauts with them, and they also may use the stat.Jon. THE UNITED States ha• not made a manned space flight since the 1975 joint Apollo-Soyuz mission with the Soviet Union. FUeht.a in the U.S. space sbulUe are to begin in 1980. The Romanenko-Grecblto nteht set a aeries of apace ftnts. They included tbe first linkup of t hree separate orbiting spacecraft, fonnine an elongat- ed "space sausage;" the ftrst space refueliog mission, using tbe ·' P~ l" robot supply ship, .afXI the first launching into space of a cosmonaut from any country other than the Soviet Union or the United Stales. .. ......,noW Showers Head East PUBLIC AUCTION SURPLUS HAND MADE ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS Released by overseas warehouses :· New Englaml Braces; Storm. W~~s Posted "· ... u ~-47 u ... u .fll 71 54 56 32 n 11 At D at 4' # lS 2S .. • n "O JI .. 42 ti .. . d " l1 .. : B .. 41 .. 41 ,. • H A "-__ .._ ____ ._.._..,,.."'!"9..,..,,.~--~--..-. .... ,,,,,, IJ •• 41 ,. 71 4t JI • ., b . ,, • t~ .ti .... M II SI • St • It • Jt ,-.,-:--.-~• • ... To be sold to the highest bidder Due to our success auctioning our previous container in a short period of time we have been approached by various overseas wholesalers to auction on their behalf surplus goods. We have accepted only the finest pieces and have stipulated with the parties concerned that these goods will be sold at our discretion. ' ' . NOTE TO BUYERS: These rugs are of the highest qualities in all designs, colors, sizes and domains. We otter to the public a chance to acquire the finest Oriental rugs at low auction prices, including the following: lsphahans silk and part silk 0ul'll9. Tat. Tabet Tabtfr't. Hamadans. KaeNnt. Na1ne, Ch1n•'4I carpets and rugs Tur1<11'\ 1'1'Qt tlnctudtng Pt8Ytf ~•l. Rus.tltn ~ans. Aualian Sould'lara. Soumack KeUm. Bdaan Tabrin. Af9han. lndlan and Palustarn pt~. THI AUCTIOM WILL TAD Pl.AC! THURSDAY,.MARCH 16 AT 8 P;M. VIEW DAY OF AUCTION 7 P.M • AT ' HUNTINGTON IEACH ·IMM 21112 PACIFIC COAST IHWAY HUl'ft'IM~TOM llACH • STOCKS I BUSINESS Thursday'a NYSE COMPOSJ'fE 2 p.m. (EDT) Prices TRANSACTIONS ' ThUflday, Match 16, 197fJ s OAll. Y Pit.OT •• Wacky World. Ad DiaputetJ l~lf I Look al the :oe7::..TO; ::::t that 0pen9 i Marcb blue of tbe Reader'• Diiest and you'll cet. ,:J. I ptctur-e of the wonderful, wacky world of drul aDa tGiletl'Y , mercbandlst.ni. You also will find an OpPOrtunlty to eet fi~ product.& .. tor wbJch you mleht normal\Y pay $6.35 for a net ouUQ of.' $1.90. . You alJo will see the scbbophrenla of the mulUproduci . ~orporatioa, promoting one product with wordl th.al neaat'.4 · the promoUoo of another proctuct. · Money Tree '· ·'· Tho ad l• • 10-paee ef(ort from Bristol· Myers Co. Space Uke thatdosen'tcoroecheap. The estimated price tag ls $600,000, whicb should help Brlstol·Myers m alntaln lta stancUnc as the nation's sixth largest advertiaer, with an annual uped-1 dlture of$200 million. Featurtd in the Dlaest ad are 12 products In lbe Bristol·Myers cornucopia: Datri!, Datrtl :IOO, •·Way Na.s Spray, VUalis Uquid, VltaUs Super Hold/Rel\llU Ho (The Pump}, Bufferin, Athrllis Strength Bulferin, E~ cedrin, Excedrin P.M., Ban, Ban 5aslc and Ultra Ban II. Scattered through the lO·pa1~ ad are eight coupons, each one entitling you to a lS cents refund upon purcbase. • You can get back $1.20 by beying eight product.. But buying eight of these products could set you back as muctl as $12. In addition to coupons, the ad offen a $3.90 ref'Und if you will send Bristol-Myers proof that you bousht five of these products. Result: if you paid $12 to buy eight products, you coul<f get a total refund of $5. But since the S3 80 refund is offered for just live proofs. of purchase. the route to the best bargain Is to limit your purchases to say, Bau. Alhnlls Strength Bulfertn, E11- ('l'drm P.M., Ultra Ban II and Vllalis Super/Hold, buying thl' smallest siles in each case. In that way you could pay 1 as little as $6.3:> and, by cashing in your 15 cents coupol\8 ;ind sendmg for your S3 80 refund, your cost would come to Sl 80 <For three of these products -Vitalis Liquid, Ban llas1c and Ultra Ban II -a card listing the active ingre· d1ents will be accepted as proof of purchase. So you coul( actually come out ahead if you went to a store and copi~ down the ingredients listed on the back panel.) Now as for the ad iUel!, you will note that Bristol Myers promotes Datri!, a non-aspirin paln reliever, a. more effective than Darvon. a prescription drug. Then it backs Excedrin, an upirln compound, as de hvermg '"more total strength than regular strength aspiri or ~on-aspinn tablets " When 1t gets to Burrcnn. Bristol-Myers says, "Ir yo Uf.c Tylenol <325 mg >.you may be hurting more lban yo have to Use Buffenn instead. Bufferln can reduce painfu ~"elLing and inflammation Tylenol cannot." Bristol-Myers neglects to menllon that Its Datnl 1dent1cal in composition to T ylenol. If you are trying lo discover from this advertisemer\ ~·hich is the best pain reliever. it will depend on whlc page you read Fourth OC Akro To OpeninHB The fourth Orange County lmk m lhe Altron cbam is t~ open m llunlingU>n Center, Edinger and Beach, Hunt mgton Beach. on March 24. Akron Is a major retailer of decorafur items, w1th em phasls on Imports Akron stores also feature lines gourmet foods and wines, housewares, art pieces aod a supplies, home furnishings and frequent ofrerinfs of un usual Items. The Huntington Center Akron is a slngle·story slruc lure. contem~al!"y in design. Display areasJMFougbou the store featore natural wood fixtures. Akron now has 23 stores ln the state, from Northe California to San Diego The company is in an expanslo program and recently opened a unit in the Laguna Hill Mall. Other Orange County Akron Stores are in Anabel andOr~e Manager of the Huntington Center Akron will be Ra.,:' d~ S<ivanbcrg, who form«:rly managed the Akron store In Lakewood i i ~ral Auto•ado11 Gal•• • I General Automation Inc., Anaheim. has reported that; revenues for the second quarter ended Jan. 28 wert) $22,195.000. compared with $20,136,000 a year aeo. I Operations for the quarter resulted in income beforet extraordinary credits of $672,000, or 27 cents a share, coml pared with $415,000, or 17 cents, the year before. Ex~ traordinary credits of $15,000 in 1978 and $48,000, or 2 cent.s.f In 1977, increased neJ income for lhe respe<: ( J tlve quarters t TAKING 1687,000. or 27 cental STOCK ::n~.$463,000, or ., ..._~~~~~~~~~~-Revenues for th~ ftrat six months of fi~s cal 1978 were $41,176,000, compared wllb $0,062,000 for like period one year a10. Operations for the pertod ,...Wt ed in income before extraordinary credits o( $794,000, or cents, compared with Sl,091,000, or .U ctnts, in llacal lfl77~ Extraordinary credits increased n.et income~~. o 2 cents, to $849,000, or 34 cents, in 1978, compared with increase of $167,000, or 7 centa, to $1,5,000, or n cents the year before. General Automation f.rodUCM automatlon 111tems aQ4 networks ror lnduatria , data manaaement and com munlcatJona appllcationa and produces minicomputers mlcrocomputers. 11....-oftl .... • Jae~ The Fluorocarbon Co., Anaheim, bu reported net lnc:ome ot Sl.M0,000, up ~ l)Ucent, oo record Nia $29,472,000. UJ) 33 percent. ror the n!'lcal year ended Jan. at This compares with eamlno ot $1,007 ,SM Oil ulel m,1t1,5'29 for ftlGl year endecf:Jan. 31, ltT7. Flltini unaudited. E~ s>e:r"lh~ are at a NeOfd $1.41. • The company'• 1toa, selllia& ln an $11 to U r~e. w aplll 2·lo-1 oo AptU l&. lfn. · FJUoroe&rboo Co. m lM&taduNI lncluatl1al componm ot bl .perf ormaoff DOCMD.talliCI matertala. Tbe com GPef'• 11 manufactu.rlq 'PJIZltA and Mlla to the air.~it: val•e, pe~cb11nlcal, Hlfti•cood ctor, con.alnl mtdJcaJ and other induatrl•. • Thuniday, March '"· 1971 Tere~&ian r • EVENING •aOl>11:EWS C!I NCAA llASICmTeALL UCLA •n . AllCM .. ~ et Albu. -r-a GAMBIT at THE BAAOY BUNCH Skip Farnun -lhe Bra- dyll coming out of a aupor • market and dec:ld" they are ldeel lot Ma aoap cornmerc:W. ti) TiiE AOOt<IES 'f> PERSONAL FINANCE "Applytn:i Few l oana" tmJ A8CHEW8 • ~fJ MOVIE'. ' • • "Stranger• On A 'Train" ( 1116 1) f-1rley Granger, Ruth Roman Two 1ltange1S meet on 1na Washington I New 'Ofk tram and two murOt1tt are plotted •• but only one •• ei.ecutad ( I hr 30 min I 0 CONCENTFIA TION Q) BEWITCHED Derron learn• wltal to Oo eboul 1rioae oaya you con I qet oul ·• ml GROWING YEARS · 1odlvldu1I 0111arane8s" llJ UNTAMED WORLD Asia Mino(' (l]) MERV GRIFFIN e 45 EID PLEDGE BREAKS Regularly scheduled pro gtamm1ng may bo daleyad oue 10 plfld~ l>rOtlk" 1:00 GJ NBC NEWS 0 ABCNEWS 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS Q) SPECIAL ThMlc You AM h N Roll R11a CoolldQl' lhe Carpenters. Johnny Mathis. Roy cri1r11>s ana 1nP Bee G(.101 are included •n 1n.s 1o•nl ellort by lr>p s.ngm'l groups of todoy and tock st&ts 01 thv past. Dome Again Richard Thomas as John-Boy Walton returns for a visit in a special two.hour episode of The Waltons tonight at 8 on CBS. Channel 2. Q) AOAM-12 fLl MACNEIL I LEHRER RE POAT ~ HOME GARDENER "L1wna And Groundcov- ars" l(l JOKER'S WILD 7 30 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE U THE OOHO SHOW 0 JOKER'S WILD Cl) ADA~12 tD LA. l~HAHOE '·Next E.dt ' ~ N~ECK f()(loeal 1SSUfla are pr_,,_ eel on. about and ITom Orange County CJ) IN SEARCH OF • "Secret1 OI U lf1" OJ) MATCH GAME P.M e:oo II (I) THE w 4L TONS "The Return" JOhn-Boy returns to Walton'• Moun- to1n from WOrklng a1 11 repor1er 111 "'-Yori\ ond IS •l•rmec:t DI tl'lll bleak economic condl11on11n 1he rural community His a11amp11 10 revive an •bendoned mln1r1Q ~·· lton meet wr1h near o•aa• · tar Lloyd Nolan guest ttatl • D HAU.MARI< HALL OF FAME Channel Lf•ting• 0 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele<, 0 KNBC1 NBC) Los Ange les : . ·: g i<TLA (Ind) Los Angeles 0 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles (() AFMB jCBS) San 01eqo • Paler Pan" Sor Jonn G•· gud narrate• lhls muSIC&I tale •bout 1 boy (Mii Ferrow) wl10 relut69 to grow up, and la cona1an11y battllng th• b umbling would·be vllletn. Captain Hool< (OGNly Kaye) (R) . . l • f 0 KHJ· TV (IMJ Los Anriele!> M l KCST (ABC) San 0 1l'QO .G) KTTV (Ind) Los Angell''\ Cl) KCOP TV (Ind J Los A ngeles £Ill KCET· TV tpBSJ Los Anql'les ~ KOCE TV (PBS) Hun11nq1on Bc.tch 0 NCAA USKfTULL C•I Sl•t• f'u llrrton "' Un1wrt1tv o! r..tn ~r•n<•~<o •IAlbvqver- 0 ®J WELCOME BACK. KOTTER · Barbarino In LoYI'' The B-tt1oge• etiancee Of wWllnO ~ lltle In the ennwl Slat• HIQn 8d\Ool Telant Cont• Ira ~ aned whtr\ VIMl4t falla In love with a comP41tltor. (Part 2 ot 2)(R) •o MOVIE * * * "Portrait In 8"'°41'" ( tffO) Lana Turner, Antnf>. ny Quinn. A dOCJlor and hll tomala aocomptlce ettompl 10 hallen tM dNtn of her ryooon hulband. (2 hra ) G) CAROL BUflNETT ANOFNENDB Q) MOVIE * * "The RIM And Fall 01 l9 ~·· ( 19e0) Ray Denton, K-' 81 ..... The Infamous ~ter, Leo• Diamond. beileYea he WU lndealruc:11ble and Mt OU1 10 prove It (2 hn I fJ:> l.M FROM THE METROPOUTAH ·oon 0 1ovann1" Joan Sutl'terlend and James Moma are fMtured 1n Moza11'a daMlc. RICl\atd Bonynoe conduc:1s. l1!) ANVOHE FOR TalNY&ON? ''A Poette Por1ral1 Gellety" Wllllam Shalnet )o<ns In a celeoutJon of poetry and •r1. 1308 1!§! FISH "Fllh And The Rock Star" Wl'lan Flth Q811 en oppor· tunlty to pldl up a ,_ hun- dred dollars u a bOdy- guard, he Jumps at the Chane.. Then It turns out tt'tal the bOdy he'll be guatdlng belongs 10 a rock tdol (Jol'ln Lanaing). (A) G) TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES e-oo 0 @') BARNEY MILLER Bugs" Coc kroacflas aren·t the only bugs found 1nleat1ng Capt. Miller'• ~uad room when an exterm1na101 accldentalty uncovers several conc .. lad m1erophooea. (A) G) MERV ORIFFIH Guee11: Buddy Rlc:t!. Mat T0<me. Redd Fon, Hanny Youngman. Jsc:k Acktw· man ml THEAOAMS CHRONICLES "John Adams Vice Prasl· dent" II 30 0 ®) KEEFER (Piiot) Wlll1am Conrad and Cathy Lee Cro11>y star In lh1s World War II drama of top secret agents wor1<1ng ; TUBE TOPPERS K'ITV dJ 7:00 -Thank You, Rock and Roll. Pop music stars of yesterday and today combine for this hour·long special with Ray Chf\rles, Johnny Mathis, the Bee Gees and the Carpen- lers. NBC EJ 8:00 "Peter Pan." The musical version of lhe classic fairy tale is reprised with Mia Farrow in the title role and Danny Kaye as Captain Hook. CBS fJ 11:30 -"How the West Was ·won." The 1963 epic western movie that inspired the current TV series with Spencer Tracy and James Stewart. behind «*"Y Nnea 10 dealroy lntllltat1on1 t~ fJ Cl) HAWAII RVE-0 "WMn DOM A Wat End?" MeOenen le confounded ..,,..... a rMPKled Japa- -Amerlc:an bullneu- men, wtlO -• to hive the cnarac:ter of • aalnl, 11 JUbjeeted 10 I Nt'lll OI bombing•. 0 JAME8AT 18 .. An Hour Ba tore Midnight" J1met. bit"-<! by the nocturnal ac:tllNtlat of an ettrecttva c1a11m11a (Rosanna Arquelle). d1a- cover1 ..... II I tMn•&ge a!Ooholk:. UC:J NEWS m HONEYMOONERS 'f> FEST}VAI. '78 "White Bear" A Aua11en l1mlly tllemplt 10 Intro· duce • ~llve wtllla btuv Alka, Into her native Arctic aovlronment 10:30 m m NEWS 11:00 I) 0 0 (I) Im NEWS 0 LOVE. AMEAICAN STYLE 'love And The Log•cal Eltplanallon"' Dotty f1nd1 • pair of black Pfl\hel in ,_ lluaband 1 cer 'LoYe And The Groupie ' A bullnMJ menagar auumea • rock '"'9« 1 Identity tor an evening. D MOVIE • * * "Oe•try' 111155) Aud•• Murphy, Mari Blanc- h ltd A new d11puty becomes • laugh111g stock when he relusett 10 cerry • ~n 12 hr1) W THE ODD COUPLE Howa<d Cose/I 11rriv1•1 at Fe11~·1 lludlo 10 Ile photo graphed lor en edverlltlfl· ment. 11nd all goos well unul OaoM drape by. d) LET'S MAKE A DEAl. '1!) MA~Ell. I LE.HAER AEPOAT 11:30 I) Cl) CBS LATU.40VIE ····~ "How TIM w .. t Wat Won" ( 11183) Spencer Tracy, James St-1. A ,._ Englanct farm family mak• II• way -• COl'n· bating natural di.uters, lndlan attllcits, Ille gOld rush and the ei~u Wat. (R) eJ TONIGHT Hott. Johnny Carton Gueau. Mel Brooks, Diahann Catron. George Beat. 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLI! "Love And The Y~ Unmarrieda·· M1t11ater far• guaon la Ul<eO to talk to a Y°""G couple WhO want 10 11ve1oge1h ... 0 ®) STAASKY & HUTCH Aunnlng When Slaraky dlaCOWrl the 141r""'1ng VIC· llm Of 1 homleldal t>urglat 11 an llk:ohol<c drop-out who wa once "'-d<'*'1 girl, he~ obMl&ed with perllONlly rahabltltel· '!!ii her IA) W ntATOIRL . Among My So<Nen~ .. Cl) GETSMART fD CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING 12 00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE • Ring-A-Dong G1rr · CD CROSS-WITS I!) MOVIE • *'• "Abandoned' ( 19411) Dennis O Keele. Jell Chandler. A con- c11rned newapeperman Happy Days Rerun Scores High NEW YORK (AP> A 90- 1in ute epis ode of "Happy lays" and a rerun al that - as seen tn hulf the homes rn 'le country walchmg television t the time. and the big audJencc elped ABC maintain its lead m 1e networks' ratings race, AC 'ielsen Company figures show ABC prc-e m pted "Laverne 'hd Sh1rlev." another of its con· ; stent ratings leadC'rs, with tt>c Happ)! Days" special, and the how drew a rating of 33.6 jielsen says that means of all le homes in the country with ~levision, 33.6 percent. saw at fast part of the show. , "Happy Days" also got a 50 hare. which is a calculation of :1e percentage of homes actual- Y watchingTVattbet.imc. The networks say the figures mean that ln an average pnme lime minute during the week, 19 8 percent of the homes m lhe country with TV were tuned to ABC Though another bad week ror NBC. the network scored with lls consistent ratings favonte. "Little House on lhe Praine," which finished second. Another of ABC's Tuesday njghl shows, "Three's Company." was third CBS, MEANWJDLE, had five programs in the week's first 10, No. 4 "M·A·S-H," No. 5 ''One Day at a Time." No. 6 "60 Min utes," No. 8 "All in the Family" and No. 9 "Alice " "HAPPY DAYS," with a 33.6 rating representing 24 .5 million homes, ABC; "Little House on the Prairie," 28.8 and 20.9 mflhon, NBC ; ''Three's Com- pan~ ." ABC. and "M ·A ·S·H," CBS. lied with 27 9 and 20.3 milhon . "One Day at a Time," 26 4 and 19 2 million, "60 Minutes," 26.l and 19 million. both CBS ; "Circus Highlights," 26 and 18.9 million, NBC; "All in the Family," 25.9 and 18.8 m1llion, and "Alice," 25.1 and. 18 3 million, both CBS, and ''Love Boat, · 23 7 and 17.J million. ABC The second 10 shows "Fantasy Island" and "How the West was Won," both ABC; "Lou Grant." CBS: "CH1PS," NBC; Sunday Movie ''Killer Force," and "Fish," both ABC . "Hawai.i Fivf>·O" and "The In credible llulk," he, both CBS. Wednesda y Movie "Mahogany," CBS , and "Barney Miller," ABC, and "ProJect UFO.'' NBC. lie Novel Set for TV TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS 4Jl(pOMe the black ""'"'' t>Uv reeut. (I rv • 30 min.) • DQCCAYSTT Gueet: Lowelt ThOrnH (.Pwt 2 ol 2~ 12:30. MOVIE * \4o "M\lrderll In The ~ Morgu•" (1'32) B•I• Luge*, Sidney Fox. A dertnQed edentlllt kldnapa a l>Nutllul young girl to UM In hll elttmpll 10 or• eta an •pa •omen. ( 1 1" , 25mln ~ G» MOVIE * * "The Mue" ( 11154) Alcilwd c.rtlon, Veroruc:a Hunt. A man brMk• up with hit 1'9noee whefl .... le forced 10 \Ake ov..-h•• dead unc:1a·a mystery-rid- clen ~tie (1hr~30 min) 12:37 G 9 TOMA "RoQWiye" Tome lnhl trat• • baby-MlllnQ rack 11 •Iler .,. encs his wife are offereo a ,_born 1nt1n1 wilh an enormoua ~ ~(A) 1:00 U T~W W.idy Leigh, tulhOf ol "Whal "'"'" A worn.,, GIB -Good In Bed," d•-wtiat e.iat>rlllea lhlnlc rnek.. a women • good lover; Rachel Engli•h t•IU •bollt 10111 HXUlll ht>eratlon. 0 18PY "The Warfo<d" 1:30 m -.ovie • • • "Larceny.. ( 11»48) John .Payrw. Dan Duryee. A W&f widow II perso•ded by • con man to tum over a lllf99 fortune 10 .. 1abH1h a IT'MlmOflal for ~ deed huaband. 11 hr • 30' min I 1:45 0 NEWS 1:568 NEWS 2:00 8 NEWS 0 MOVIE * * "Whet Happened At Campc> Or111de?" ( t067P EM M01ecomtw, Cecil Parker. Two toy Mleeman find tham9elvee !rapped In ll'le m1ddi. ot a. Soutl'I American revolutlon ( I hr , 55 min.) 0 MOVIE **'h "lnlertude" (11157) June Allyton, Ronano Brazzi. An American woman. Nving 1n 0a<m1ny, tall• In love wltfl a msmed matl" Who " unable I<> dM>l'oe h1a mentally 111 wife (2 hra) m MOVIE * * "Horro r Castle · (1965) Chrlatopher lt'fl Ronan• POOtJlla The youno America11 WllO or d. o.mw.n ~ CSltooll- .... rne mor••ted body of • young gu11n '*'-band'• c:utle {2 "'') 2.301 HEWS 3'00 NEWS S.06 MOVIE *** 'Tammy And The OoctOf" I 11163> Sencsre °"· Peter Fonda. A YoUllO blletl'#OO<lt gift orMIM hevoc In • l'to.pltal wl'len Ille ~Involved with en Intern. {1 l'tr , 60 min.) Uf8 NEWS 4;00 D MOVIE * * "Spyjeru" { 1965) Eric Morecomoe, Er.W. WIM. Two butnbUng ~ agents •ttempt to •lCPOM • 81>'1' ring. (2 ... ,. ) 0 MOVIE * * * "Sword In ni. o .. .,, .. {111411) Dan• Ar>Orews, Matta T0<9n. A cokt-heatled &e• capt11H1 je)jn• the latMll under- ground alter M'KJQQl.ng refugeM to the coast. (2 hr&) CD MOVIE '* * "Tl'le Flytng Mllalle" (11151) Glenn Ford, Vtwca Llndfora fmpetlent to ha ... 1'1111 sub equipped wlll\ mlulle•. a comm~ endanger• 111e u .... , or hi. cr-.(2111•1 MORNING 11:30 m **•;,"She Playe<f With Fire" ( 11158) Jectt Hawkin•. Arlene Dall! An lnauranca adj\lller, lnveat1- ga11ng a hra, sospecu trauo on Ille plfl o! lhe owner • wtle (2 hrs , 20 <Nn I AFTERNOON 12.00 0 * ••, "Jotmny Oar.-' I 11154) Tony ec..nis, Pipet l turie An englMer dea>005 • tace cat, bul hw trouble flndino ~lo manulec;ture 11. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 3.00 ~ • * • "Rio GrllnM" (11150) John Wayne, Mau· reen O'Han. Dvnno the •ndian-Mflxlcan w-1. • tanacloua commander lead• htS troopa against Ar>&ci>e re1d1. ( 1 hr .• 30 m111t 3.30 0 • •• Th11 I~ Yurt" (1968) David Niven, l ol~ Al1Y1gnr A lean~ girl growa up Overnight, mucl'I to her lather·• Chognn C I hr , 30 min ) THE SfRONG showing at the :op during the week ending '1arch 12 helped ABC maintain 1rst place in the networks' landings, with a rating for the veek of 19.8. CBS was second at ,.8.8 and NBC third at 17.8. But the network at the same time claimed the three lowest- rated shows of the week, No. 64 "Maude," No. 65 "Kojak" and No. 66 "CBS Reports." Two NBC offerings, a Saturday night movie, .. Russian Roulette," and "The Walt Disney Show," tied for 62nd place. Here are the week's Top lOprograms: LOS ANGELES CAP) - "Scruples," the best-selling nov- el by Judith Krantz, has been ac- quired by Warner Bros . Television for a CBS mini series. called "Scruples" that is the gathering place for some of the world 's most elegant . sophisticated and kinky people. Double Your Fun The story centers on an ex- clusive Beverly Hills boutique It also 1s set in New York. Cannes. Rome, Mexico and Paris. Cy b (left ) and Tricia Barnstable. one of whom 1s cloned from the other m Nnc·s space comedy Quark, get their Irish up for a St. Patrick's Day promotion m Los Angeles. .. \\'ht>n in Soull.,rn C.l1fomia vt&il &:..-Nlv.R&AL tlTUOtO• TOUR ~4/lllllllrA~ WALTER MATTHAU GLINDA . JACKSON ART CARNEY STARTS TOMORROW STADIUM DRl1E-IN CllEDOME 21 EDWAltD CINEMA orange 639-8770 Orange 634-2553 Costa Mesa 546-3102 c1nenome 6 scAeEn 634 2553 comPLEX Chapman Ave &. S..nta An• f'rftWllf MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUNl EAS OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG' WE'Ofn<URSIFRI T 30-10 1$ ... SAT/TUES <'00-. •6-T »tO 111 "ANNIE HALL" (PGJ 1115 "WORLD'S GREATEST LOVER" (PGJ 1130-10 00 "JULIA" (PG) "HIGH ANXIEJ:Y" {PG) .. •M•ll "THE FURY" (R) 6 4&..t1l0-t0:20 MSATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" CR) w "CANDLE SHOE" CG) 'THE BOATNIKS" W .\l T OtSH!Y'S "'PETE'S ORAGON .. ~GNOMEMOBILE" "SLEEPER" '"BANANAS" (PG) ·EVERYTHING ABOUT sex· 011lOl'IEN'!t PRICES "ONE AND ONLY" (PG) ··ww a THE DIXIE DANCE KINGs·· "THE EURY" "THE STEPFOAO WIVES" CR> .. THE FURY- ..THE STEPFORO WIVES" (R) AL~DltlVMfUO~ WOP.M....wnT C11lta U.._ t t ,,,... U•lltt • K~• "-'",..,._ ..