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1978-04-07 - Orange Coast Pilot
I . . 'Dead' Woman Derives • • ... • • • --• • .. Ir.vine -ikePS 'Dead' Woman Revives in Morgue REDDING (AP) -A 31-year- old woman .,ho was pronounced dead, then ~hocked coroners when she &a5ped for breath in the county morgue, was in critical condition in a deep coma. "Her chances at the time she was admitt.ed were very dismal, but we do have some fair hopes now. although she bu a loaa way to go," Dr. James Kannioa, her physician, said Thund.ay at Shasta General Hoepiiat. Mannion said that when Ginaer Regus was broupt to the hospital's intensive care unit about ll a.m. Wednesday, her body temperature was a "hilhly abnormal" 80 degrees. Blaekmail Alleged .. Drµgged Bunnies . l Used for Sex Film Zarzatian Jr., 2', was arrested and charged with two counta of rape and one count of posaealoo or narcotics. <See SEX, Page A!) Carter Delays ·Neutron Use; Eyes Red Plan The county coroner sdid sbe had apparently. attempted suicide. She arrived at tbeEpita1 about an hour after a nstruc· lion worker found her Id, still body lyln& in brush about 40 feet from her car, which was stuck in mud outside Redding, about :!nC> miles north of San hancisco. Shasta County Coroner Joe Kohn pronouactd ber dead about 2> AJlinutee after she was found. • "Her eyet .... fixed and dilat- ed. There was no respiration, no pulse, no ootbin1. Several other people examined her as well and · nobody could detect any sigp of life," Kohn aaid later. Empty beer cans and ptll bot· ttea were found in her car, Kohn said. About 4S minutes later in the cbunty morgue, however, a dep- uty coroner was shifting her body from one iurney to another hep tbe woman gasped for breath. "She took a apontfneous bre•th. Tblt was t>rougbt to my attention and I looked and she took another one," said.Kohn. "We were both shocked, very shocked, but we •Jarted institut- lnt some llfesavlng measures to brlna her back around again," be said. When cardlo·pulmonary re- suscitation trl&1ered "a small heatlbeat," Mrs. Regus was tranlferred upstairs to the boapital, fCbhD •aid. Mannlcn aald Mrs. RelJUS wu auflerlna from .such severe hypothelmla -I09a of body beat -that her vital ~lens would have been reduced to impercep- tible levtla. Ii. estimated she haa hffll l~1 on Uie cround in near!i lmatn1 temperatures for dpt ID 12 houri. Kohn HJd Mrs. Reras. wbo ta married with several chlldren, left • aulcide note m her bome Tue1day Diiht ln nearby Old Sbas\a .u4 bad 4iiven away wllb aome tieei and 811 UM pllla hOlil U:ie iOediclJ!•. cabtnet. By ftDLIP OSllAUN ................... FUty men I~ three moan-t~iD aeedr 1Dd -Teseue teams tramped U>e snow-~yefecl San Jacinto Mountain• near ldy 11 wlld today after el1bt Irvine ldaool children and their coun.aelor failed to return from a · day bike TbunfCla)". The cblldren, who were dressed lft wann clotbitar, boots, ctoves and heavy jackets -but not prepared for staying owr- nithl -faced 3>-degree cold and two inches or snow last night. Two helicopters, one privately owned and one a Karine cbop- per flown from El Toro, aided today's search. Weather was clea~tla scattered clouds. wtlh. temperature in the SOI. The children, atudents at El Camino School wbo ranie in age from 9 to 12. were atltmdlDJ an intersession camping prosram at Camp ?ttaranatha',at Idyll wild. They were icteirtlflecl as Jteltll Hamilton, 8; Tina Tobehn. J.2; <!*t~G,PapA2) Coa~t Partly cloudT •With chanc Ol ra1D deereu- ln1 to ao percent tonight and near zero Satuiday. Lowa tomght in mid to up- per 405. Hlchl saturda7 ~to 70. t ll will 1-mown for weeb how muth 9f the $4.50.000 in· creae mlaht to \o lbe 47·yHr· old pri.ncesa. Some crilica not only o e aay lncreHe for ......... but a1ao blVt '"" l · d tbal •b• tote her current SJn,1$> .Upend. ~ • EJlubetb ~ 'J'Ounier 11.atef, bu betD un. r l1re for bllr relatlon&hlp wltb brewery ~ir and a1p1rlng pop alo•er Roddy Llewellyn. 17 yean her junior, ror their fre- quent vacation trips to tbe Caribbean island of MUllJque, Beal Root Bider Paul Taylor, 18. feels riding his motorcycle beats walk· ing lo haul s hingles across the roof of apartments his famlly's construction firm is building in Merced. "Those shingles gel heavy, so I thought I'd try something new." he said. F,.._PageAJ SEX ••• Ile was arraigned Wednesday and bail was set al $51.000, Daggett said. Daggett said the women rrom New York City, New Jersey and Pennsylvania were "victims," blackmailed into giving lhe suspects money, buying them cars and acting as runners in an alleged drug distribution ring centered at the howie. The four missing men. d esc ribed as armed and dangerous. included Jack Ashukian, 27, and John Witte, also known as John Whitter, 26, officials said. Daggelt said the tnvesUgltion began last month after police in Byram Township saw Witte and Ashukian attempting to force a woman into their car. UJl,s Pouring lnfor 'Duke' BOSTON (AP) -Movie star John Wayne is getting get·well wishes by telephone from gov. ernmenl leaders and celebrities a!l over the world, but bts hospital won't say who they a.re. Martin Barider, spokesman for Massachusetts General liGH~Ual, said Thur~day Uiat · WayJl!'s sons refused lo germ.it identification of any of callers. He said Wayne was not able to answer the phone and that his sons took the calls. Wayne, who has starred in about 200 movies. underwent surgery Monday for replace· meM of a heart valve. Bander said Wayne is in satisfactory con(Htion Thursday but was "fatigued" by efforts to indlJCe coughing to keep hls lungs clear. and ror r alle1td inattenUon to royal duties. The M>called Civil Llat.. tbe unual allowance aranted to mtmben Of the royal family to pay theft etaff1 and en.bM them to carry oUt tbelt Olficial iutles_, was raised to $$.29 mUUoo fi'OIQ last year's $4.M million. The *11otment amonf f aud'7 members will be dedded 1-ter •• ln consultations between Civil Ll•t trvstea. who include Prime Minllter Jamea Callapan, and the queen's ~asurer. • William Hamilton, one or the Jefl·wiDI Laborlte lel,lllato" who have •P arheaaect the publlc attack on Princess . Mar1aret, said members of the royal family should be r~ulred to •ppear before a parliJmen- tary committee to "Justlty m- WASHINGTON (AP) -'11te neut.roll warhead II deaiped to stop onrusb.inc Soviet tanks by slckenln1 and ld.Ul.na Ulelr crews with shafts otint.ense radiation. The warhead would dilCer from older tactical nuclear weapou by limiting the area in wluch hurJ\an life and buildinp would be in- cinerated and shattered bf bias~ and heat from the nuclear ex- plosion. PRESIDEHI' CARTER ANNOVNCED TODAY be will delay production or neutron warheads an• watch for the Soviets to show reatralnt ln both conventional and nuclear arms. The nucleiv scitmtists who conceived the "enhanced radi~· tion" neutron warhead intended it to serve as a weapon that wowd equalize the disparity between NATO armor aJUl ant.Mank fire power and the heavy forces or Sovlet tanks. Current NATO estimates place the Soviet tank numeri'cal ad· vantage over the western allies at about 3·1. THF: i"EATURE OF THE NEVTRON watbead that appealed to many U.S. planners was its limited klllJDI r~1e which, ~ey feJt, wowc! spare civilian 'UffS and towns oo the ""P~~ry of the tm· Qledlate battlefield in Europe while achieYlne tbe military purpoae ot destroying the attackin& tank force. But .it wa:t this limitation of what la ealled "collateral.. damage .. that aroused some of the stmnaeat opposition. CriUca argued that the less widespread dama,_ caused by the neutron. warhead would make ir easier for nuclear powers to use the weapon without worrying about catastrophic civilian casualUes. Thus, the critics said, such a weapon would make nuclear war ln the European battlefield more "thlllkable." THIS VIEW IS DISPUTED BY Oefense ~l"tlary H&J"Old Brown, Gen. Alexander Haig, NATO commander in Europe and others who insisted that the weapon would not "lower the nuclear war threshold." On the contrary, Haig contended tbat the neutron warhead would make the Russians pause betort attacking, and that th.la would make nuclear war less likely. Carter's decision to set aside the neutron warhead leaves NATO forces with older and clumsier tactical nuclear weapons which would spread destruction in a wider radjus than the neutron warhead. JN A TYPICAL SCENARIO discussed by mllltary planners, Russian tanks attacking into West Germany would be challenged first by conventional high explosive weapons such as the Armv TO w missife and other weapons fired from cannons and alrpl&ne!I. If the Russian drive was not slowed or halted before penetrat- ing deeply into West Germany, the decision on whether to use tac- llcal nuclear weapons would then confront the U.S. president and other top leaders of the alliance. Assuming a go·ahead for using the neutron warhead, Anny Lance mt5siles and 8-inch howitzers would fire the warheads from positions ranging from 10 to 80 miles back of the front line. Within seconds, s mall, bright bursts. wpuld .appear ovec Lbe Russian tank form~lion.s. ACCORDING TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS speclallsta, an enhanced rachalioo warhead of one kiloton, the equivalent of 1,000 tons of TNT, would produce the.same radiation damage to a tank crew a~ a lb kiloton warhead of the older 'lal'tety. • o1 • • •• .. Tanks wit.hin a few hundred yards of the bursCs would be over- turned and shattered. But, the lethal damage to other advancing Soviet tanks farther out would come from pulses of neutrons which would penetrate the thick steel armor of their vehicles. The killing range of the neutron warhead reaches out about four·flfths of a mile, with the intensity of the effects decreasln& from t~center. TANI< CREWS CAUGBT WJTIDN about two·flfths of a mile of the b~\ would probably' absorb about 4,000 rads, a measure or doaage, and, according to the experts, would die within minutes. The Soviet soldiers would suffer fataJ damage to their brains 5 Workmen Killed • crea1es they 1oek. Just at the tradefi,IDloos bave t.o jusuty their pay c'l\lms or computes have to justify price lncNaa.." Another Labor le lat.Or, Den· nla Canavan, bas called the pno·· ~s "a paras.lle. •• The government said the in- crease was deslped to cover in· flation and falls wlthil\. its anti-inflation celling of .10 per- cent tor wa1e increases. • Nixom &Uk lnSumhme KEY LARGO, Fla. - Formel" Preddent Nixon •Jld 1lJI wile, Pat. COD· tlnued their nrst. vacation trip since Nixon resigned as chief executive by spending Taunday at an • exclusiv• resort in the Florida Keya. The Nixons flew \o Key Largo on Wednesday after tpending three days on the tropical B•mas island ot Grand Cay, where they hel~d celebrate tba 16th blrtbday of a longtJme friend. Robert Abplanalp. A spokesman said the Nix· ons would stay in Key Largo until today or Salur· day. At both Grand Cay and Key Largo. the Nixons were escorted by Abplanalp an)l another millionaire friend, Charles 'Bebe" Reboro. FroraPa~Al RAIN .... __ :.., -~ -• • • inches. up from 8.02 lnchea at this time last year. Santiago Peak on Saddleback Mounta1n received . 70 inches for a season total of OT.90 inches, almost triple its season-to-date average of 24.8 inches. said John Gietzen of the Orange County Flood C.OOtrol District. Santiago Peak has the highest average rainfall in the county. Santa Ana received .62 inches, for a season total of 2'7.85 lnches, up from 8.38 inches last year at this time, Gietien said. In Costa Mesa, Orange Coast College officials reported receiv- ing .42 inches overnight for a season total of 27.33 inches. * * * F,....P~Al NEUTRON. -. move to deter production of the neutron warhead.a, thus using_ the new weapon as a "bargaining cblp'' in arms· limitation talks. Neutron warheads are designed to kill primarily by us~ of radJalion. Tbe weapons b.av~ smaller blast and shock effects' lb an traditional nuclear weapons. Military officials aiQ" the weapon was designed for us& against. Soviet lank crews in any Russian invasion of Western: Europe. Critics of the weapon bave:. said its limited blast and shock. damage would make it mor& tempting to use. thereby addin~ lo risk of a nuclear war. Carter said in his statement> that the United States wH( consult with NATO allies about .. appropriate arms contrQ,} measures to be pursued with tlie Soviet urU.oo. - .. We will continue to mGve ahead with our allies to modernize and strengthen our military capabilities, both conventional a nd nuclear," • Carter said . ••we are ~ determined to do ....,.atever is ne cessary to ass ure our collective security in the forward defense of Europe.·• Ca rte r 's announcement follows several days ~elf conflicting accounb of biB intentions. He had been reporte<l variously as deciding again&l production of the weapon, deferring any decision, leaning against production and reevaluating a decision not. LP produce. But ~ Carter resolved the conflicts by saying. "I bav~ decided to defer production of we a pons with enhanced radiation effects. The pair were arrested on narcotics charees after a s~arch of their car revealed about $30,000 worth of liquid hashish, Daggett srud. Both were freed on $10,000 ball. MISSING KIDS,. •. .. ..,. DUEREN, West Germany (AP> -Five workmen plunged 100 feet \o their deaths Thursday when a scaffolding broke at what ts expected to become Europe's largest lignite coal mlne, local authorities ui e five men were bullding a clcet.- wheel excavator when art of the scaffolding broke. And rain watcher J. Sherman Denny in Huntington Beach measared .38 inches. for a season sum of 25.53 inches. He said that makes this season, even though it isn't over until the end of June. the second rainiest since he's been measur- ing. The record is held by the 1940·41 season, when Denny measured 2$ inches of rain. "The ultimate decision regarding ~ incorporation or enhanced raruation features ~ our modernized battlefield weapons wtll be made later." Secretary or State Cyrus ~ Vance will discuss arm) concessions when he visit~ Moscow in two weeks, primarillC lo try to step up negotiations .. limiting long-range bombers and intercoollnental balllsttc missiles. .. State Backs Anti-gay Bill OKLAHOMA CITY CAP) The Oklahoma Senate unan· imously has passed a bill that would aJlow school boards to fire teachers who engaee in public .homosexual conduct. The House·passed measure, authored by Democratic Rep. John Monks of Muskogee and Republican Sen. Mary llelm of Oklahoma City, prompted no de- bate before passage Thursday on a 42·0 vote. O"ANQ! COAST DAILY PILOT ,,.. °'-°""''Delly~ .......... -(ft"«•••· ..... tf'lllN W'\ ,..,,., .. ICPtJW•..,.,. ... t,_Or~ Colt\1 Pwf\t1~'"'4 C4tme•'tV \illc.WMteG•I'°"" ""' .,....,...,.. Mo!tf'Ml"Y tHhP lllttdlt' tO' (~ta llAltv ,...._.,, .,.,,.,_ t-t•1"'11~1'11 &Nth '°""' ,._ Yet .. ¥, lr•tl"I•• S-tcMI•~ .. \' .. tfy tM ~~--*tft(N•! -··-.._i .. ,. t..--1t "4'll•~ Stt"""•Y' -.ct \ ~"' TM t;:("°'c..~~~'.1.~.'.-:;,:,.~·~ Ill Wtll .. , 11-1111-PrH*ftt .,,. ~!~ , .. ,11 c ...... 11 ................. _ .. __ Rick Huie, 12; Kenny Hoover, 12; Rachelle orushi, 11; James Abella, 11; Steven Caron, 10, and Tim Rand, 10. Their parents gathered at El Camino School today to await word from the search teams. which included Riverside Moun· lain Rescue and Sierra Madre and San Diego groups. The counselor lost with them, Bill O'Neill, was described by another teacher at the camp, Shirley Mason, as "an ex- perienced biker well versed in first ajd and survival." The children were part ot a larger group o( 15 Irvine stu· dents who left the Humber Park base camp Thuraday morninc. bound for Skunk Cabbage Meadows, at 6,000 feet. .. Another counselor who accom- panied the group returned with seven children who were less ac- com pllsbed hiken, Miss Muon reported, and said the rest had planned to go on a little farther '-'P the mountain. 1 The bikers were to have been back by 5 p.n::i. When they hadn't returned by 8:30 p.m., school of- flc i all notified the nearby ranger station. By midnight 12 men from the Riverside Moun· tain Rescue unit were Oil the mountain. Parent5 of the chlldren who returned safely and. or\ scbeatlle also have been notified, Miss Mason said. R 1 veraide county sherW's deputies said the terrain in wblch the group i• rnwlog is rougbt and. fOCkY, but that most of it is marked by hlktngtralls. F'tles Hunt Probed LONG B£AC'H (AP) - Otncials are probing the alleged rAnaacking of City Attorney Leonard Putnam's files during a party given by Mayor Tom Clark durin& last weekend's grand prix race . Wail~ in Evel Doun to 'Laat Yacht' kNOW THE COST DON'T BUY CARPETING WITHOUT GETTING A COMPLETE PRICE BEFOREHAND. A PRICE PER YARD 'IS INADEQUATE, BECAUSE THE YARDAGE CAN BE MISFIGURED OR ERRONEOUS. WE HAVE TALKED-TO PEOPLE RECENTLY WHO BOUGHf CARPETING FROM A STORE WHICH DID NOT PRE-MEASURE HOUSES. THE INSTALLERS WERE ASSIGNED THE JOB OF FIGURING YARDAGE AND TOTAL COST. UNTIL THE C,\RPETJNG. WAS CUT UP AND INSTALLED, THE CUSTOMER WAS IN THE DARK. THEN ITWAS TOO LATEI . • AT ALDEN'S WE MEASURE YOUR HOUSE ANO GIVE YOU • AN EXACT COST BEFORE WE WRITE UP A CONTRACT AND INSTAl.l.l THE JOB DON'T BUY IN THE OARKI I' ... •• L VOL 71, NO. 97, .C SECTIONS "6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA \ -· ... ·-~·· ·~ Today' Cleslag N. Y. seoeks · FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1978 C Tl!N CENTS Neutron Warhead: Seleetive Offense WASllINGroN <AP) -Tbe nmron .-arbead ii desipod to >p cmusbb)• ~ ~ tea bJ llctenial aDd klllln1 tbeir crews with •llaftl <If lnteme ndiatton. The warhead would differ from older taetical nuclear weapons b!:llmtuq the.area lD •blch human life and bul1dlno would be ln· dnerated and abattef'ecl by blast and beat from die nuclear ex· plos1oo.. • . PaESIDENT CARTEa ANNOUNCED TODAY be wUl delay S>roduct:loo of neutron warheads and w~h for the Soviets to ebow , restraint iD both coovenliOaal and nuc• arms. The nuclear aclentlsta wbo ~ved the "e.obaoeed radia· tiod'' neutron warhead mtended It to ~rve u a 'lftapon that wou..id equalile the disparity between NATO armor -and antl·tank fire * * power and the heavy rorces of Scmet tanks. CWTmt NATO estimates place the Soviet tank numerical ad· vantage over the wettem allies al about 3-1. THE FEATURE OF THE NEUTRON warhead that appealed to many U.S. planners was its limited ldllinc ran11e wbicb, they felt, would spare civilian lives and towns on the periphery of the im· medlate battlefield in Europe while achieving the military purpose of destroying the attacking lank force. But it was this limitation of what is called ·•collateral dama1e" that aroused some or the strongest opposition. Critics a-gued that the less widespread damage caused by the neutron 1 arhead would make it easier for nuclear powers to use the weapon wit.bout worrying about catastrophic civilian casualties. * * * * ... Asking Soviet * Restraint WASljlNGTON <AP > - President Carter announced today he will delay production of neutron warheads and watch for the Soviets to show restraint in both conventional and .nuclear arms. The president said any future decision on whether to produce the weapons "will be influenced by the degree to which the Soviet Union shows restraint in its conventional and nuclear arms programs and force deplbyments aUecUn~ the security of the United Slates and Westem Europe." In a While House statement, Carter added tbal he ordered the Defenae Department to proceed wilh modernhaUon or nuclear warbUds for the La11ce miAUe and S.lncb art1l1ery but leave "open the opt.Jon of ins~li.ng the enhanced radiat.ton (or neutron) elements" at some future time. Rain Tonight, Bot Weekend Outlook Dry Mesa Youth Struck By· Truck, Critical Carter m•de clear by bis statement that be expecta aome action OD the part Of tbe Russians In response to his move to defer production of the neutron warheads, tbu1 using tbe new freapon as a ••b•fcaining chip" in arms Udlttatiob talb. Neutron warheads are designed to kill primarily by use of radiation. The weapons have smaller blast and shock effects tbao traditlonal nuclear weapom. Military officials say the weapon was designed for use against Sovitt tank crews in any Ru11ian invasion of Western By JACKIE HYMAN Ol llllt Ditty ...... s.... Skeptical Orange Coast resi· • dents may have their doubts, but the National Weather Service is forecasting no rain this weekend, except for scattered showers tonight. The foreeast calls for a 30 per· . ~e t chance of rain this eveningJ '\.. wi partly cloudy skies a.DO ~ winds on &ilurday. The outlook for Sunday through ' Tuesday is fair. Temperatures should be in the mid·4-0s tonight and the mid.Q)s ,' on Saturday, a weather sel'Yiee ' spokesman said. Thursday night's heavy rain· fall dumped more debris on Pacific Coast Highway in San Clemente. One lane bas re· mained closed due to mudslides during previous storms, officials said today. The most rainfall in Orange Couot~ovenaldit was meuured at the Moulton Nl~l Treat· ment Plaut in Laeuoa Niguel, which received .77 inches. 'lbe seuon total to date there is 29.88 inches, up from 8.02 inches at this Ume Jut year. Sant.iaao Peak on Saddleback Mountahl Neeiwd .70 Inches for a seaACD total or 67.90 inches, <!Me &UN, Pate AZ> A 13-year-old Costa Mesa boy is in critical condition today after be apparenUy lost control of his bike Thursday and was struck by a Costa Mesa County Water District truck, police said. Police said Keven Ray Spalons of 22S3 Rutgers Drive was riding his bicycle in the northbound bike lane on Fairview Road when be tumbled to the pavement at about 7:40 a . m . near the intersection of Fair Drive. He was then struck by the OD· comtng truck driven by 48-year· old Harry Lankford of Costa Mesa. Pollee said the driver was )lOt at fault and no citations are pen din I{. The youth suffered a broken arm, hea~ injuries and possible internal injllries, police said. Costa Mesa paramedics transported him to Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital where be re- mains today iD the intensive care unit. BlaekmaU Alleged Drugged Bunnies Used for. Sex Film VERNON TOWNSWP, N.J . (AP) -A group of men lured 12 women, including some Playboy "bunnies," to a rural house, drut•ed tbeln aod forced them to commit eexual acts before • camera. then blackmalled tbem, a prosecutor says. and another suspect, Jack Zanatian Jr., 24, was arrested and charged with two counts of rape and one count of possession of nareotics. He was arratped Wednesday (See SEX. Pace AZ> Europe. • Critics of the weapon have said Its limited blast and shock damage would make it more tempting to use, thereby adding to rtsk of a nuclear war. Carter said ln bis statement that the United States will consuh with NATO allies about "appropriate arms control measures to be pursued with the Soviet Union. "We will continue lo move ahead with our allies to modernize and strengthen our military capabilities, both conventional and nuclear," Carter said. ··we are determined to do whatever ls necessary to assure our collective security in the rorward defense of Europe/' Carter's announcement to llows several days of conflictin1 accounts of bis intentions. He bad been reported variously as deciding against production or the weapon, deferring any decision, leaning a1talnst production and re-evaluatlna a decision not to produce. \ Thus, the critics said. aucb a weapon would make nuclear war in the European battlefield more "thinkable." THIS VIEW IS DISPUTED 8\' Defense SecretarY Harold Brown, Gen. Alexander Haig, NATO commander in Europe and others wbo insisted that the weapon would not "lower the nuclear war~d." On the contrary, Haig contended that the DeUtroD wartread would make the Russlans pause before attacldDJ, and that thla would make nuclear war less Ukely. Carter's deciaion to set aalde the neutron warhead leaves NATO fo~ wit.fl older and clwmier tactical nuclear weapons <See WAltBEAD CUTBACK, Pase AZ> * * * * * * Warhead- Dizzy Treat r Jtuz Great Grabs Audience ''This must be an au,epicious occa~oo. I'm here." Wi that tonaue·in·cbeek in· tro, izzY Gillespie, one of the most Influential names in Jazz, kicked off the "big name" por· tion of the lotb Annual Orange Coast College J uz Festival Thursday night. Dlz had the audience of about 1,000 OD bis hip during bis two- A variety of demonstrations and performances ralnt;d out during Orange Coast College's Coast Week have b.e en rescheduled for 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs· day. Included will be self·dei demonstrations . performances, a paper rplane contest and a karate monstra· tion. More than 40 booths wU1 be set up in the OCC Quad. Ad- mission is free. hour set, interchanging bis ever· amazing born work with stints on the conga drums. From the be·bop of bis own "Nt1ht In Tunisia" lo tbe mellow mutings of ''Around Midnight," Oiz showed why, at 61, he is sWl considered among the great trumpet players ln the world. . Backed by young guitarist· composer Robby Jones, veteran drummec Micker Glover and the amazing electric bass solos of Ben Brown, Gill4tsple weathered early sound problems to aet the show in the OCC Audltorhun rolling full steam by tbe mid· way point. ·· For all bis stature as one of jazz's greats, Gillespie's show still places a premium oo run. A tol1ch or nervous laughter ran through tbe crowd as Diz asked. <~DIZZY, Pase AZ> Coast Weather • . . Drown Victim Su11ex County Prosecutor Oeor1e T . Da1a~tt said Thursday that police selaed taping equipment, 10 ri4Mtapel and pboto1rephs of c.:t; eommiWna seldlal aeta Royalty Pay Raised Partly cloudy with cbanca ol rain decreu· Uig to 30 percent toJlipt and near zero Saturday. Lows tonight in m\d to up- per 40a. lUghs Saturday Identified A drowning victim who vanished In the surf at Hunt- ineton a.te Beach two weeb ago and wboae body was retrieved Sunda)' Roatint off tbe mouth of tbe Santa An~ River bas been identifled. He WU JClle Gutierra Jr., 1'1, of Paramount. tbe Oranie Coun-ty Coramr'• omce said Tburar ~1· H WU ldenWled by dental .Tee:onla. The Yldlm'afamu;, wblcb ar- rane NMral i'lt.M at Para· mount Mortuarl, bad ~en n0tlned tbe 1°"'1C d.rOWoed ... ... • dur· · ln1 a iach outln1 wi\b • friendl. wben \hey searcbed an expeirsive-bo~• the men hlle1edly med bei-.. He said some Of the women bad beeD ubuaDlea" at the Playboy resort and hotel lo nearby McAtee. He said they were lured to the home will! pn>milel of ad.int ln teJevtsloa ud ~c retaUOna produetJons1 then b~allW tor cab ana can . • ''They were ~ WQl1)ea and 1abmlttm1 tbitm to au tiDdl of aexoaJ ac~JvHy, pboto1rapbJna the wlth • vldeot.ape macbJne and then uala• tM t..QM lO blackmail them.•• Daaeu aald. • • MMI bfl-ane~ me.mbllt of tile iiil b8loJ soucbt ,... Prineea Margaiet Wont/en A.bout Benefit LONDON (AP) -'lo" govern· meot pve the royal family a pay raise but Left Princess ~£.rel WObderin1 lf she will •'If ~of tbls increase toes to ber. tbere will b& nationwide outra,e," declared Wllllam Ham lton. tbe Laborlte leCJ,slator wbo bu Jed a public attack oa the •'1-year-old pri.D· cesa for be1" lia1son with young soclalU. RoddJ t Llewellyn and her alleled,; shlrtlna of royal responllbWUes. But tbere •u llttJo H11Di.1Ula and other ZHlftben of Parlli· .. m at COUid 4t> ~ lb• ratH -ttiey can ti lt but not alter t 66 to '10. INSIDE rl'OD~ 9t' • Walls ID .JaD .. . LOS ANGELES tAP> -Ewl Knievel la.YI bis time m Jail bas cut 1i9 deeply lnto his eamlng capact· t,y th t he's down to haa last yacht. ''Last year at this tUne I bad 16 boats, three or them yacht.a, with a value of about SS million," Knievel said in a l~tter to his press agent, Stan Rosenfield. "I've bad to eeU t.Mm all with the excep- Uon of three speed boata aDdono 80·foot yacht." "I have only two houses left," Knievel com- plained and added that he had sold all but the largest of his jeweled rings. Knievel, sentenced to a six-month jail term for beating a televislon executive with a baseball bat. will be freed from co\81.ty jail Wednesday. "Thin~ are tough, but I think I can make it," Knievel wrote. OCOerkRace El1ht lrvtne scbOC>l cbUdren and their adult counselor were flown off a peak lD .1be San Jacinto MOUDtalnl ~y. .where they had •pent the tar&M to.t and shuddering around a makeshift fire. Two boys and a · alrl were taken to Hemet Valley Hospital by a mbulanc:e. Paramedt.ca treated them for smoke inbala- t t o n C fr.om t b e fl re ) • hypothermia Closs of body Mat) and 1enerat nausea. The rest of the group was taken by bus to the hospital for general observation. Branch Files Bid The children were fiown out in two eroups by a private aircraft operator shuttling rescue teams into the remote wilderness. To En,~ One of stx candidates office of Orange Count) tootr legal acUon Thurc;c' halt what he claims as a11 nenl's atlempl to misl voters. Acting County Recorder LCf' Branch asks In his Superior Court lawaull thJt the county re1· iatrar ol voters be uted to pre- -vent candidate Trumln Trowbridae Leee or Newport Beach from idenWytna himself as ''county clerk ad· mlnilJ,rator." A beartn1 into Branch's ap- plication for a restraining order baa been KheduJed for Wednes- day. . LeH, a systems analyst in tbe county clerk's office, bu the en- dorsement of outaolng County Clerk William E. St John wt)<> says be regards his aide as the office admlnlisrator. - Branch will be listed as ass1S- tant county recorc:Mr on the June ballot. His recent bid to have bis ballot descriptioa altered to ~ad NB Surgeon's CBS Suit Asks A Newport Beach auraeon who -claims be wu alandered aDd de- fall)ed CID tbe televialon PfVl"UD ''IO lllnutea" bas sued CBS and three participants in the ~ gram for $30 million in dama&Q. , , Dr . .John Ronald Brown, a plastic surgeon, identifies Dan Rather, Morley Safer and M.1ke Wallace among co-defendants in has Orange County Superior Court lawsuit. The plainurr claims he was slandered during a "60 Minutes" program on April 3, 1977. which was devoted to plastic surgeons who specialize in breast ex- pansion and correction. face lifts and transsexual operations. Birch Member :()Ul, tUJ Aide LOS ANGELES CAP> -Rep. Robert K. Dornan, R-Callf., says he fired Vmcent Ryan as bis cbief Washington aide because Ryan reportedly failed to tell him of his assoclaUon with the John Birch Society. Doman, wbo bas referred to the Birch Society as "a cancer on the body or conservaU.m." said Ryan began worldn& for him during his 1976 campaign without disclosing be had been a dues·paylng member In the society from 1965 to 1988 and was formerly editor of the Bircb-domlnat.ed Review of t.he News publication. "It's not so much bis associa- tion as the deceit in not t.elllng me when he knew this was an is- sue In my campaign,'' Dornan said. c DAILY PILOT ~..r~~·r.':.:;::!:=&=. ~~=·=~~:...~":.-c:.:: -~ _ .. _ """' ........ ..:::: .. , .. ...... , .. ,_ v.u.., ''"'~· s.dd ...... v ..... •ftd ..__ .. ,_ .. c.. ................... .... , ... It .,..,_ ~wwn .,..i ""*" TM ::.~~"L=.;.::..111) -... lt-11-.., __ , __ ._ , ..... c.wtoof Vic• ll"rn•flllt • ._. OtfWrWI ._....., .._..._ ·-,._._...........,. ,,__.. ......... __ .. WM ---~.Mlft •>¥~•--Miil .. -. ~g Claim 1nty recorder" was rejected he registrar or voters. ·'""lnch has been acling H mty recorder since the retire· .n "0 t last month of J. Wiley Carlyle. TONIGHT OCC SCIENCE FIGTION SERIES -Morria Scott DoUens and Roe Rocldyn.ne, Science Hall. 8 p.m. $1.50. OCC PLANETARIUM "Planet X," April 7-8, 7;30 and 9 p.m. Alsolp.m. Saturday. FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS "Heavy Traffic," OCC Forum. 7:15 p.m. "VOLPONE" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday. Sunday through April 23. 8 p.m. OCC LECTITRES -"You and Your Home," Science Lecture 1. "Gestalt Approach," Fine Arts 119; "Remarriage a{ld the In· slant Family,'' Science Lecture 2. A117 :30p.m. SATUDAY, APl.IL I ALL CITY TRACK MEET - Costa Mesa Web SdK>ol. All day. CHILDREN'S FILM -OCC Forum, 1 p.m. 50 cent.a. OCC FILM WATCH -Jn· ternatiooal art films, Science Hall, 8 J>. m. .. SATURDAY NlGHT FILMS - "Merry Widow," OCC Fine Arts 119, 8 p.m. Carne Faces New Drug Rap LOS ANGELES CAP> - Actress Judy Came is facing another misdemeanor drua charge here. but her attorney says she has moved to New York and may not. appear ill court April 12 for arraisnmeot. Richard Chier said Thursday that Miss Came moved to New York Monday wben separate misdemeanor charges filed by Los Angeles authorities were dismissed. The children are students at El Camino School, and ran~ in age from 9 to 12. They were at· tending an inter&ession camping program at Camp Maranatha at Idyllwlld. fi',.... Pflfle Al RAIN ..• almost triple lts season-~ciate average of 24.8 lnches, said Jbhn Gietzen of the Orange County Flood Control District. Santiago Peak has the highest average rainfall in the county Santa Ana received .62 inches, for a season total of 27.85 inches, up from 8.38 inches last ., t-at this Um•. Gietzen sald. In Costa M~a. Orange Coast College officials reported r~v ing .(2 inches overnight for a season total or 27.33 inches. And raio watcMr J . Sherman Denny iQ Huntington Beach measured .38 inches, for a season awn of 25.53 inches. He said that makes this s<J!on, even though it lsn 'l over until the end of June, the second rainies~ since he's been measur· ing. The record is held by th"e 1940·41 season, when Denny measured 28 inches of rain Couple Held On Charges of Bookmakir•g A Westminster couple who al- legedly took i.n more than $5,000 a week frQQl '-belliJl& business that included the use of catering trucks ror soliciting and accept- ing wagers were jailed Thurs· day night by Orange County Sheriff's officers. Deputies said the district al· torney's office will be asked ~ day to issue bookmaking com· plaints against James Pope, so, and hls wife, Jean, 47, both of 13522 Paysen Drive. Officers sald the pair took bets on Sanla Anita racing at their boine and also used caterin1 trucu u a caver for what wu described u a lucrative street ~Uing buslneas. ~•Y said the Popes will be ar· ralped ln Sant.a Aoa Municipal Court lm.media1ely after the ex- pected a>mplalnt.a are issued by the dillrict attorney. WARHEAD CUTBACK. • • wblcb would cpread destructJon in a wider radius Ulan the neutron warhead. IN A TYPlCAL SCENARIO discussed by mllllaf'1 p)annen. Russian lanb attacking into West Gi!rmany would be challen1ed first by conventional higb explosive weapons such ~ the Armv TOW missile and other weapons flredJrom cannons and airpianet. If the Russian drive was not slowed or halted before penet ~ iog deeply into West Germany, tM deelalon on whether to qse tac- tical nuclear weapons would then confront the U.S. preaidellt and other top leaders of the alliance. Assuminl a so-ahead for using the neutron WU'bead, Army Lance missiles and &-inch bowltaers Yie>uld fire the warheads lrom position& ranging rrom 10 to a> mila back of the front line. Within aecoocla, amaU, bright bunts would appear over the Russian lank formaUons. ACCORDING TO NUCLEAa WEAPONS speclallsts, an enhanced radiatioo warhead of one kiloton, the equivalent of 1,000 tons or TNT, would produce t.be 1aine radiaUpo damage to a tank crew as a 10 kiloton warhead ol the older variety. Tanks wltbin a few bundted yards ol tbe bunta wottld b9 over- turned and shattered. But, the let.bat dilnage to other aMAdb1 Soviet tanks farther out would come from pubes of neutrons wbieb would penetrate uae thick steel armor of their vehicles . The killlDa ranae of tbe neutron warboad reaches out about four-fifths or • mile, with the intensity or the effects decreutq from tbe center. · . TANK C&EW8 CAtJGRT WftWN about two-ftttba of a mile of the bu.rat would probably absorb about 41~ reds, a meuure of' ctoaaae. and, aecotdln1 to tbe equta, wouJO die wttbin mlnuta. The &ovlet IOldlen would autter fatal damaae to tbelr brains ancl ~ ottents and tbelr tallb would come to a ball · Other tank mwa farthct from the center woul.4 tut lon1er. Experta have aald tba• oenons ablorbln1 aboGt 850 radl at abom r~ o1 ~ .mlle f.a:mn a weapoa bunt would fall ata wlUlln an hour or two IDd bl cmabJe to fulldlOD. 0 SOllE WOULD DIE aJOBr •waJ. tome ln an hour, some would llcbD PCS die the next d.,,'' oae DOClUr ,...pons expert tald. • . TU tank .aacll would bait at ceoe, ecco1rdtnf to the t.MarJ, Unllb ta-lllU8:f, older and dlnltll' uolMr weapana, the -ow-troe-wubad wowd not ... ~ nid.kMM:tive falblt~ the etpelta PJ. U.. r.-cllatioD after lo U.. bldieoe'd area would 411sipat.e rat.her quJckly. They were amone a group of 15 children and two counselors who set out on a day-lone hike from tbetr bate camp at Humber Park, bound for Skunk Cabbage Meadows. One of lbe counselors returned early with seven children described u less accomplished bikers; the rat, with counselor Bill O'Nelll, planned to hike farther up the mountain. A search wu begun when the group failed to return by 8:30 p.m. Today 50 men from Riverside Mountain Rescue, and the Sierra Mad re and San Die10 rescue teams, combed the moun- tainside for O'Netll and the children, aided by two helicop- ters. Children in the hiking party were adenllfied as Keith Hamilton, 9, Tina Tobehn, 12 Rick Huie, 12, Kenny Hoover, 12' Rachelle Onishi. 11, Jame~ Abella, 11, Steven c,ron, 10, and Tim Rand, 10. Parents of the children heard the news of their rescue where they bad gathered this morning at El Camino School. fi'N81Page AJ DIZZY ••• for no apparent reaaon, "Are there any lsraelia ln the bouae? "Don't worry, the Arabs won't shoot," be advised,· before swinging into a tune from bis latest album, "released in 1932." "Now I know where he got bis name," a woman in the au· dience oboerved. Dlz's modified born has lost none of its h&Ste and the au- dience sat spellbound <many with eyes closed) before break· Ing into spontaneous applause at the close of many of bis full-tilt sqlo paaaa~. The show coptinues tonight with an 8 p.m. performance by alto sn;nan Phil Woods and band. Ticbts ($4> are available al the OCC Auditorium before the show. Saturday's caper gets under way at 1 p.m. when awards will be presented to the top student jazz band$ laking part ln week- long clinics under the guJdace of the proa. The 'lbad Jooes-Mel Lewis bie band will bring things to a close with an 8 p.m . performance Satu.rday. Ticket• ..are still available. FromP~Al SEX ••• and bail was set at $Sl,OOO, Daggett said. Daggett said the women from New York City, New Jersey and Pennsylvania were "victims,'' blackmailed inlo giving the suspects money, buyln1 them cars and act.lba drunners in an alleged dn.lg distribution ring centered at the house. The four mlsslna men, described aa armed and dan1erou1, included Jack Aabukiao, Z7, and John Witte, alao known aa John Whitter, 26. officials said. Dauett aaid the lnvesti&ation betan last month aft.er poilce in Byram Towoab.lp uw Witte and Asbultlan attemplioc to force a woman into their car. •• • Real Hool Rider Paul Taylor, 18, feels riding hlS motorcycle beats walk· ing to haul 'Shingles across the roof of apartments bis !amity's construction firm is building in Merced. "Those shingles get heavy, so I ~gbt I'd try something new." be said. Mesa Simplifies Pennit Procedure The Costa Mesa City Council bas replaced it.a procedure for granting temporary trailer permits with a new one that delegates the authority to Plan- ning Director Charles Roberts. . The use of temporary trallers is a common practice for new businesses under construction or in the process of remodeling. In the past, applicants seeking a permit or renewal for tern- Three Marinea lntli.ded on Rape Charges 'three Camp Pendleton Marines who allegedly kid- napped a 15 -year-old San Clemente girl on a city street tn broad daylight and then raped the victim in an oranee grove were indicted on multiple criminal charges Thursday by an Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judge H. War· ren Knight set April 18 for tha arraignment or Jose Garcia. 23, Tomas Marroquin, 32, and , Irineo Salinas, 24, all of whom live in Oceanside. San Clemente police arrested the trio in Oceanside after they were identified as th4!'three men who grabbed the girl from the side\\'allt on El Camino Real in San Clemente last Matth 18. It is alleged that the trio then drove her to an oran,e grove near the city of Orange wbere they raped her and sexually humiliated her in the back of their car. porary trailers have gone before City Councll A ne.., ordinance that takes ef- fect May 3 will &witch tbls authority to the city Planning Department. Renewal or permits after one year will be allowed "only If evidence is pro- v id e d that extr.aard I nary circumstances prevented the completion of the permanent facilities," the ordinance slates. The new ordinance set.a a $10 application fee and prohibits the use of temporary trailers without a city permit. The reculatfoa does not apply t.o trallen being stored, or to res- idents livinl within approved trailer pUb. The ordinance was unan- imously approved by the City Council on the grounds that it would ''simplify" the permit process. Officer Dies After Chase RED BLUFF CAP> -A police officer died of an apparept heart atlack in bis patrol car followinl{ a bieb-speed chase that reached speeds ol 110 mUes per hour on Interstate~ ear- ly today. Corning· policeman Bob Hart was found slumped over the wheel or bis patrol car. Hart stopped what be believed was a st.oleo car in Coming, but the driver sped away with Hart in punuit. KNOW THE COST I DON'T BUY CARPETING WITHOUT GETTING A COMPLETE PRICE BEFOREHAND. A PRICE PER YARD IS INADEQUATE. BECAUSE THE YARDAGE CAN BE MISFIGURED OR ERRONEOUS. WE HAVE TALKED TO PEOPLE RECENTLY WHO BOUGHT CARPETING FROM A STORE WHICH DID NOT PRE~EASURE HOUSES. THE INSTALLERS WERE ASSIGNED THE JOB OF FIGURING YARDAGE ANO TOTAL COST. UNTIL THE CARPETING WAS CUT UP AND INSTALLED, THE CUSTOMER WAS I" THE DARK. THEN ITWAS TOO LATE! AT ALDEN'S WE MEASURE YOUR HOUSE AND GIVE YOU AN EXACT COST BEFORE WE WRITE UP A CONTRACT AND INST ALL THE JOB. DONT BUY IN THE OARKI DEN'S : iiiii811itioii: ·cuatom drap11i1s linolUn .~ YtlOOd ftOOr 1663 P\AClNTIA AvtN\JE • COSTA MESA, CAll'. 92627 • PHON! U6~131 -~23$5 ., Gcme wen the pre-Jall bom. •Uc 'Htbal uaaulta tbat wbaw aimed at those be ewed .. b1a peraecut.on dudag th.-yur baWo tC) aW>&d vJcOclo and to alay out or Jail. • Goae tOo were the OAc.noted haw tnlts of never fOl'giY. a foe 8ftd never ove.rlooting •I~ ,. And &me was the apparent tllter.,s ffimbaw showed in s and ms· u he Jell trom ace. Aacly Hlnlba1' bet (One to ~n 9ldl h1I .bead unbowed. ~bad left priaon With h1I be*! ~·rect: But he bad changed. --"'For example,. bla first words praised Oranp County Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland, the man who sent him to prison. "It took a great deal of courage for 3udge Kneeland to say I s hould spend only a minimum sentence. "And I no doubt would have served longer bad the judge not· seen to it that be, not others, had the right to say what the sen- tence should be." On the record, Hinshaw was sentenced to from one to 14 years in prison folJowing bis con- viction on bribery related and misuse of o(fice charges. The ftrSl four months of his sent~nce he served in the minimum security portion of the slate prison in Chino. . His last four months were spent checking' in and out of the county's minimum security jail facility in Orange while on a work furlough program. "The move lo bring me back to county jail was vigorously op. posed by the district attorney which didn't make much sense to me," Hinshaw said. And, he added, county jail of· licials didn't want to give him credit for work time while he was al Chino. "So the jpdge ordered the sheriff to recompute my sen- tence in accordance with his in· t enlion to give me credit for the lime earned at Chino. , "That took courage. I com· mend blm." Hinshaw conceded that b1s re- fusa l to accept guilt or to sbow z~ bis standing with ••Delly ......... ,.... REFLECTS ON PAST Prlwat• CW..n Hln•h•w Prtson and probation otticials. .. Tiley tnalst, literally insist. that you admit. you.r IUllt. I couldo 't do that. "MY' work furlousb officer sald be feels that everybody. whether they believe they are iJl. nocent or not, after they are found guilty ought to say, I'm sorry I did it. "So, fortunately. we have some judges that won't give in to that kind of pressure and stick with their decisions." Hinshaw bas become a prison reformist of sorts. Among other things, be believes the county's minimum security facility, Theo Lacy, works an undue bard.ship on in- mates. "Al the slate level, effort is made lo keep the family unit together. "At Chino. for example, prisoners in minimum security can make phone calls and, in that way, maintain contact with their families. "And Chino bas picnic benches on the grounds so that visiting families can be together, so that a father can touch his children and play with them." "It's not that way at Theo Lacy and I don't know why. "One · inmate's wife went to the hospital on a Monday and it wasn't until visiting hours Sa~ day that he lound out how she was. .. And the only thldg they do on the grass at Theo Lacy ls play baseball. Not eveeyone play$ bueb.U. .. Visitors are Jam med tosether at tables and the noise in the visitors' ~Ill makes it almost lmpopible to talk. It doetn 't.make ID1 HQJe. •• • HI• jail esperlence behind him. Hlnabaw aald be will COO· Unue to Uve in the Mlaaloo Viejo area and wlll work in his bl'Otherta lamp buainesl • .. Sure, I'll m1s1 public life. How busy it is. You're on tbe go all your workln1 how's. l don't think my future life in business la &oin• to be that acUve ... M for his four-year career in congress, Htoshaw said be believes be did a good job for b1a Oranee County dlat.rict. .. On reflection, I would say that I was a better coosresaman than most, though probabb' not as capable as quite a few. "But I think I would have got. ten there in terms of capabili-ty, .. Hinsbaw said. And what about his fall from the balls of Cooeress to ataie prison? The 53-year-otd former con- tressQtan said be never felt tile accQlades and praise directed bis way while be was at the top were meant for blm. "'I think what is being saluted is the office, not the man. So, no. there was notbing bard abou~ falling that way. I never kidded myself. .. And one thing I learned when m~Ung beads of states, klnga. pnnces and even our own gov- ernment leaders la that they aren't very much different from other people.•• At the tlme Rlnabaw•s prob- lems began in late 1974. at the forefront among bis criUca were former county supervisor Robert Battin and Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. Since then, Battin bu been ousted from office following a felony conviction and Diedrich has twice been indicted on felony charge!t. "No, I lake no delight ln their difficulties." Hirulbaw said u he discussed bis one-time foes. ••1 think Battin's departure from the public seene was more dillicqlt for him than it was for me. "I think too, thoueh, tbt.t he came of age and d!d a lot of matunna 1fhen he;had hia prob- l,ms:· As for himself. Hinshaw said, "We put up a good fiebt. It was th~ on.lytbiilglmew hOwto do. "I'm a pretty tough ktJy. I aC9 cept whatever comes about. 1 don't cry about it." Saline Baby 'Delayed' Therapist Testifies at Dr. Waddill Trial, By TOM BABLEY CM tllt Delly ...... SUH A UC Irvine Medical Center therapist testified Thursday that a 1-year-old baby brought into the courtroom as proof that a fetus in the womb can survive a saline abortion bas not reached the stage of mental development norm al for infants of her aee. Analyst Barbara Muller told an Orange County Superior Court jury that she subjected the infant known by the assumed name of .. Margot Hobbs" to a long series of developmental tests at the county hospital. Miss Muller, called by the prosecution as a rebuttal witness · in the murder trial of Dr. William Waddill of Huntington Harbour. testified that the child is "mildly to moderately delayed at this Ume." She said the baby's reactions to a aeries of tesLs ranged frooi ooe to three months behind the nactions she would expect from a normal inlant. ln that age group. But she refused, under defense questioning, to agree with Dr. Waddill's lawyers that the baby's lack of progress ls a re. suit of brain damage or retarda· tioo that could have been caused by the saline injected into the 17-year-old mother. The issue of saline abortions and the ability to survive the te tu •·killing procedure employed by Dr. Waddlll at Westminster Community Hospital has become a major factor in a murder trial that is now in Its third month. Waddill. 42, is accused of strangling a newborn infant to death in the hospital nursery shortly aft~ be )earned that the baby girl bad survived the saline he injected into her 18-yeal'Old mother 12 hours earlier. A prosecution witness bas testified that Waddill told him wbile the defendant was choking the child that the ,.,_by could not be allowedtollve. He said Waddill told him that the infant must have suffered .~atnre Blossoming In S11nday Feature April's sunshine means dry tennis courts and beautiful bloomin1 hillsides which ac· count for two stories in Sunday's Dally Pilot. BLOSSOMING JNTEllEST - More than 30 inches of rain caused some problems. but it • also brought the Orange Coast a bumper crop of wildflowers. A apecial feature 1harea a botanl1t•a lo•• tor and tno•ledle of other Nature'• bouquet. lllllom>ED IN SECltECY - What &tves a tennil ball that ~ bouneet TWo mat trepreneura wbo tnako them aa,y. · th •u mmr td1 s daYa b ,...... ·. (SUNDAY'S BEST) KECL1JSIVE WOODY - Altboulh be won Oscan for best dJrector and best screenplay and hla movie, .. Annie Hall" won beat plctunt. Woody Allen wUl continue to be a morose, poaseased and reclusive Ju. trovert. An .Asloclai.d. ' nsa d!spatcherpi.ina wtlJ'. ANNETT •EVIJITED - Now a~ butter puaber mcl mother ot three, Annette f.a,ntcello t*a11a Mr career -.tth the lelt)' MODIO Club and bf>aeh pUtY moYlel a.rut com· menta m TV toda1'. muslve brain damage because of Its immersion ln saline and would be little more lban a human ve,etable U it survived. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton regards that 1tatement as a plea to tbe jury to recognize that the allegedly murdered child would not have known a meaningful form of life even U WaddUl had not chobd ft to death. He said the testimony of !Ilsa Muller and testimony related to a second saline survivor, ''Tif- fany," will prove that saline aur- vi v ors are not the human vegetables that Waddill claims they must become. "Even though she <Margot) looked like a cute, bouncy little baby she ls actually a fairly re. tarded. brain damaged child, isn't she?"· defense attorney Malbour Watson asked Miss Muller at one stage of her testimony. "1 wan't make aucb a predlc. lion at tbil a1e and I won't put that kind of label on ber," Miss Muller replied. Margot and ber mother ~e on tbe witness stand for an hour Wednesday to allow the Jury to yjew tbe child and judee her re- ac tlons wblle her mother answered questions. The happy tnfant, outwardly • normal. grabbed her mother's balr, 1l11led lnto the microphone and made aeviral attempts to coatribute to bU mother'• testimony w.hlle equlrm.ina OD ha' Jap. -· Testing Laguna Waters · Two convalescing sea lions che'k out Crescent Bay Beach Thursday after being released by lifeguards Jim Stauffer alld Dick Johnson. Two of many sea lions .. nursed back to health by the Laguna Beach lif eguard.s, these SPoiled fellows were hesitant to charge irito the ocean. Three of the softer sea lions were found sleeping in a men's restroom early this morning. Toughen up, you guys, you're supposeu to oe well. 'Dead' WomaD Gasps Back to Life REDDING CAP) -A 38-year· ·old woman wbo was pronounced dead. then shocked coroners when she easped for breath in the county morgue, wi:s in critlcal condition ln a deep coma. "Her chances at the Ume she was admitted were very dismal, but we do have some fair hopes now, although sbe bas a long way to go," Dr. James Mannion. her physician, said Thursday al Shula Gt!neral Hospital. Mannion said that whell Gin1er Reeus was broueht to the hospital's intensive care unit about 11 a.m. Wednesday, her body temperature was a "highly abnormal" 80 degrees. The county coroner said she bad apparently attempted suicide. She arrived at the hospital about an hour after a construc- tion worker found her cold. sWI bodY. lying in brush about 40 feet from her car, which was stuck in UJUd outside Reddinl, about 3)0 miles north of San Francisco, Shasta County Coroner Joe Kob11 proawnced her dead about ro minutes after she was found. •'Her eyes were finct and dilat- ed. There was no respiration, no pulse, no notbing. Several other people examined her u well and nobody could detect any sign or life," Kohn said lat.er. · Empty beer cans and pUJ bot- tles were found in her car, Kohn said. About 45 minutes later in the cbun\)' morgue, however, a dep- uty coroner was shifting her body rrom one gurney to another when the woman gasped for breath. "She took a spontaneous breath. This was brought lo my allenUon and I looked and she took another one," said Kohn. "We were both shocked, very shocked, but we started institut- ing some lifesaving measures to bring her back around again," he said. Wlien cardlo-pulmonary re- suscitation triggered "a small hearttteat," Mrs. Regus was transferred upstairs to the hospital, Kohn said. Waterspout Sighted Off Coast Br TbeAuoclated Press Unstable air moved into the area today , s pawning a waterspout near Santa Barbara and threatening scattered thun· dersbowers throughout the coastal and mountain areas. This morning's waterspout, sort of a minor-league tornado, was spotted four miles south or Point Conception but dissipated within a half hour without caus- ing any damage, the National Weather Service said. Waterspouts are rotating fun- nels of air that form over waler and sometimes do damage if they come onto shore, a weather service spokesman said. Sc altered thunderstorms should drop up to a quarter-incb of rain in the coastal areas today and about half an inch in the mountains, the spokesman said. The unstable weather system should move out. of the area quickly, and fair and warmer weather is predicted for the weekend. 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Cea tia All OUt in the Open BAaED POCKETBOOKS DEPT.--Some pollUcians in our area have votced conaiduable chapin over new lawa that demand that public offtciala diacloee tbeir flnancial boldinp. They feel Lbe law bu put etua doon on their anfety deposit boxet. The new dictwm require that political officeholders me public papers which divul1e their prlvate holdlnp in cash, savinp, real property, &tocks and the like. Such disclosures are aimed at curbing the poUUcos from making personal gain from their public trust with the taxpayers' cash. CONSIDER, FOR EXAMPLE, it one of our coastal water districts was buying all its water faucets from the Gusher Corporation. You might suspect something was afoot here if you later learned three out of the five district directors o~ heavy stock in Gusher. Disclosure laws are supposed U> make this kind o! malpractice more diCficuJt. We shall see. Anyway, a number of officeholders don't like the dis· closure notion. One Saddleback College District trustee, Pobticicm Bare• Financial Holding• on Latin Tc"'-t Donna Berry, says she may resign public office became of the disclosure rule. She complained, "My husband certain- ly has his work and investments but that's our private business.·· That aside, some politicos might find disclosure laws t•m barrassmg from the opposite direction. THINK HOW AWFUL it would be it the city coun· c:1l man who sits next to you owns a pi~e of Avco, Fluor and Lhe Irvine Company, plus three skyscrapers and a Rolls Royce You. m turn, can only divulge owning a $162,000 house mortgage, three leftover tickets to Disneyland and a '62 Chevy sedan with two bad tires. Today, news d.lspatches out of the central county in- dicate Anaheim Mayor Bill Thom took a rather whimsical approach to his financial disclosure statement. Re riled it in Spanish. He dJd, however, use dollar figures attertbe Spaniab words.Hedidn'tconverttopesos. SOME OBSERVERS ARE flapping around to try to determine if Spanis h disclosure is legal. Hiuoner, however, insists nothing in the law requires him to file in English. There appears to be some precedent for support of ttls \ 1ew . We have ballots these days in both Spanish and English. Therefore 1you must assume Spanish is equally lhe language of the land. Mayor Thom mi ght f.ace a stronger challenge if next Lime he lries to bare his financial soul in either Greek or Lalin Tape of ExOrcism Featured at Trial ASCHAFFENBURG, West Germany (AP)-A tapeof anlmaJ· It ke screams supposedly emitted by .,emons in poaeuion ol a YoUDt \\om an was played in court Tb~ durtnc the trial of four people· accused ofnegligenthomicideintbewoman'adeath. Two Roman Catholic priests and the parents of Anneliese Michel Jre on trial here in the death or the woman. Miss Michel, a 23 year-old student, died July 1, 1976, after exorcism rita performed by the priests. The prosecution claims the young woman wu epileptic and died of :starvation following the grueling nine.mouth exorcism. t Scout Mtirder Suspect Held . ~ McALESTER, Okla. (AP) -El&hl lawmen kicked down the door o! a cabin in the acnabby hilll ol eutem Oklahoma and, after a brief scurne. put baadculfl-on Gene IAroy Hart, the fug!Uve aoqbt ln the grWy •la.vlDo of tbree Girl Seouts at• aununer camp lut year. District Attomey Sid Wile uJd Hart would be arralped t.odaJ. A sU>lc Hart, •Ull wearln• cut-. olf blue Jeans and a aleeve.leu T· Wilkeraoo said it wu believed abirt, wu taken to the state Hart bad been Uvln• at the prison here Thursday ni&ht. 10 house aince November 1m. 1Qonth1 after be eluded tbe largest man.bunt in Oklahoma biatory. BART WAS CAPTUBED by aeents ot the Oklahoma State Bureau or lnvesttgauon wbo had surroo.nded the taolated cabin in the Cookson Hilla at •:lS p.m. Thursday. Dick Wilkerson, bureau depu· ty director, said the agency bad learned there was "someone liv- ing with an pld man who lived in a rural area and who cut wood and received some type of clleck." The check was determined to be a Social Security check, and '1 Charged lnSlav~ry, SexAbUse CRAaGES OP' barborine a fugitive were belne pfepared again1t the owner of the house, idenUfled as Sam Pleeon Jr., WUkena:i said. the 34-year-old former Pryor High School football star was charged with three counts of first degree murder June 23, 1977. 10 days after counselors at Camp Scott near Locust Grove, Okla., found the bodies of the three young scouts in crumpled sleeping bal'S. Doris Denise Milner, 10, and Lori Lee Farmer, 8, both of Tulsa, and Michelle Guse, 9, of Broken Arrow were found about 150 yards from their tent early June 13, the first morning of the summer encampment. • INVESTIGATORS found two blood-drenched mattressea and a bloody footprint in their empty platform tent. They said two of the girls were apparently bludgeoned to death while they slept. One girl was apparently straneled outside the tent. She was found lying face up, with her bands taped behind her. AU bad been sexually molested. NATION I WORLD . .~ ...... 10-MONTit HUNT ENOS WITH CAPTURE OF SUSPECT Agent Bud Ousley LHda Hert to Penitentiary NEWARK, N.J, (AP)-A coun· ty-sanctloned boarding home in a rundown section of Trenton was a prison for resldents forced into slavery ·and sexual abuse and held captive through in· timidation and violence, federal authorities say. Jean Douglas, 40, of Will· ingboro, proprietor of the board- ing home that kept elderly and disabled people and former psychiatric patients, wu indict· ed by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges she held seven residents in involuntary servitude. Jobless Rate Goes Up MERCER COUNTY welfare officials said Mrs. Douglas' home was included on a &t the welfare board gave to people wanting to place relatives in a care facility. Some residents were referred by tbe TrentobJ State Psychiatric Boepital. The boardJn1 house was open,ed to December 1971. A local bank foreclosed the mortgage in May 1976. The three-story facility housed as many as 38 residents at times, many of whom were oo welfare, disabled or elderly, of· ficials said. THE NINE-COUNT indict- ment, based on a seldom-used statute with roots in the post.- Civil War Reconstruction era, charged that Mrs. Douglas forced two resldents to act as her private slaves at her private home in Willingboro. The indictment charges that a female resident was forced to have aexu.al intercourse with male boarders and a,notber nsl· dent wu held In slave!')' from OcU>ber 19'72 until her death in No+ember 1975. Mrs. Douglas alao WH cbar1ed with lnduclnc two boarders inU> slavery at a fadll· ty in Bristol, Pa., after the TND- ton home closed. Federal authorlttea would DO& specify what methodl allegedly were employed to bold the alavea. WASHINGTON CAP) - lJ'he nation's unemployment rate edged slightly upward to 6.2 percent in March after four straight months of declines, and for black teen-agers it rose to 39 percent, the Labor Depa.rtment said today. The overall jobless rate in February was 6.1 percent. A year ago it was 7.4 percent OPFitlALS ABB still worried about the hJgb unemployment rate amcmg black )'OU1hl. There was no sign in March that new job-creating programs were helping the minority group. The unemployment rate amooe blacks between the ages of 16 and 19 rose from 38 percent in February to 39 percent last month. Jobless rates were virtually unchanged for adult men at 4.5 percent, adult women 5.8 per· cent and all teen·agers 17.3 per· cent. Unemployment among black adult women rose from 10.1to11.4 percent THE NUMBER OF Americans with jobs advanced by 260,000 U> 93.3 million, the de- partment said. The labor force -the number of people holding jobs or seeking them -rose 320,000 to 99.4 million. The department indicated more women are looking for jobs and finding them. In both· the labor force and employment, adult women outgained adult men twoU>one. Israel to Pull Troops· ·Partial Withdrawal From Lebanon Promised TEL A VIV. Israel (AP) - Israel will begin a two-stage partial withdrawal of ita troops from IOUtheTD Lebanon on Tues- day, affecting troops along the eastern half of the trout, a U.N. spokesman said. The first stage of the pullout will affect an area east of Mar- jay9un, a Chriatian-held town three miles north of the llraeli border town of Ketullah, the U .N. 1potesman Hid. The Israeli troope al.lo will withdraw from the JCharda1l bridle over tbe Llbml River, be Hid. About 'ZOO Norwllu IOldlen moved· Into the area in the put week. tarael Invaded 1outbern Lebanon March J5 to establlab a security belt and prevent suer· ril1a raids 1Dto Iarael lite the one four days euller Jn wblch35 Israel.la died. ( J. an accident that killed two 'fN ~n~ crewmen. ~av~ The planes were ordered grounded Thursday for the ------------"' second time in less than four- Fl.ed ore-ded W ASHJNGTON CAP) -The entire fleet of 451 Air Force F·lll fi&htera and FB-111 fighter-bombers la on the eround again, pendin1 inveetigation of montbs. The latest crew deaths occurred when the escape capsule-parachute on a disabled fighter failed to open. The pre. vious groundine came when cracks were found in engine • cases. Jlef1 Nukes Cited ~ore Funds Asked For Civil Defense Red River Still Floods r.rru--Pretest. PANAMA CITY, .Panama (AP) -Panamanian leader , Omar 'fwrtjoa ii protestin1 to the state Department about a U.S. Senate ameadmct to the 1 ftnlt PaDalll• Canal treat)'. &\>V- ernment ~say. W ASBINGToN CAP) -Defeme S.Cretary Harold Brown has proposed a ab.arp iocreuq iJl U.S. spendln& on civil defense over the next flve yea.a, Peutagon 8oarC!e8 aaid Thundentomu Hit Central, Stata, Eaat Tentper"Oture• Albo'ciue Amulllo jl\Ullftla ll••tl~ ~ .. ao~t°" llrownsv1llt BuO•lo CM rlston!>C CIMlrl•lonWV Clll<•90 Clnclnn•ti c1w.i•"" 0.11"1 'W"' Denver Ott root Helen• Heftolulu ...... ,eft J.-co ·v1ll• IC•n·s CllY 1.H \l~e\ Llttlt AoO LOI A"119l4" 1Mmpt1t• Mleml Mllwauk .. ~s·St P HHl\Ylllt HewOrl•- ,..w Yorll o.Ja, CIC"f HI LA l"rC 71 41 ., " 7' 5' $4 •S .OS S.C AO •" 51 ,. IS 1l 41 ., .20 " .. ... ,. ·°' •S •2 .It 71 31 .1• 51 AO ., ~ 11 •t ., » .62 Sl 3' .06 ll 11 .OS 1J .. as •I 71 JO ,. 54 ., 61 " .. .v .. .., n .,_ \I 41 .H .... .a a SS ,. u ,. 4l .lO . " .. Tbe lnformanu, who request· ed anonymity, aatd Torrijos' confidential messaee says be flndl the meuure, whlcb allows U .S. lntenedUon to keep the canal open for virtually any reason, unacceptable. F ..... iea..A..-1 WASHINGTON (AP> - Former Prelldeat Ford called hlmHlt a potentfal 1980 can· dldate Tlfunda)' n18ht u be led Republlcana in a coast-to-coast denunciation ot President Carter and Democrat. 1D 1e:neral. •'Tbe longer we aJ'e out. the better we look,,. Ford 11id in a 11H1eah canted by closed clmdt tele-vislon to GOP fu:Dd·ratatnc dinners 1n H cities. ••• 11 ........ __ , LONDON CAP) -Nicolas Poualn'• •"'Ibo Adoratlon ol the OOlde11 Caliz:· 11ubed by a nn· da1 Jn tbe naUonal OallerJ, 11 perm11D1D&l1 fla1'ed. a pll117 apotam• Ml"~· Salfttmt Bcnl. ZI, u ttaB.ID.. ii 'belDI h•l4 OD Chattea "of crtnWW dam.iae to UM 1Ni cen- • t~ l'rWb pAinttn1, Whlch WU valu d at nearlJ f1. m•mon. The IDOYe would enable dvil defense officials to plan faster evacuation of dtiea 1n tbe event of a tbreat«ied Soviet nuclear aL-tack, accordlng to reports Thursday. Brown's propotal, contalned ln a docuinent to Pre1ldent Carter OUlJJn. IDI ldeaa for the fiscal 1980 defense budget and the four years be)'Ond that. still f alll far short of call- ing for any maaaive in- creue In U.S. ..... civil defense preparaUoos. It ulm for lncreulng civil de-fen~e spendin1 from th:c..rrJect-ed level of abOut $100 on to about $1.SO million in llacal 1880, with tUdber iradual lncreues to about '2()0 llllllion a year. B&OWN BAS pabllcb' db- eounted. tbe idea that, even an ~•borate, COllly, cl'rit deler.se •yatem could be effective la~ •entln.a mllllona of deaths lf the United States and Ru11la 1a1ed in a major war .. Def eue officlal1 ID4lcatecl tbat a~ reaclQ for tnu... lnl t.be U.S. ctYU deteue lll'O- aum would be paycboloeieal. demonlU'atlD1 the UD.lto4 :'e:.::'~~co~ In hll memorandum to cuter; Bt"Own restated Pentaion can-· cem about the J>Qtentlal threat repreaentecl by the Soviet's new Backfll"e bomber. U.S. AND SOVIET diplomats have been wrestling with the Backfire issue as part of the ef- fort to neaotlate a Dew a.sree- men t on limiting slrateelc nuclear weapons. The Soviet. have resisted strtneeat limits oo the Backftre. contendin1 It II a IQedlum.range bomber that would not threaten the continen- tal United States. U.S. military officials claim the Backfire could poee a ;nuclear menace to the eon· tinental United States, particularly if it were refueled. in filibt to give lt iatercontlnm-tal range. Cltln1 the potential of a Backfire threat, Brown noted that U.S. air defenses qainlt bombers have been thinned out ID n~ )'ear&. He called for •treullbenlnl these deftnaee by aulplng about 7J of tbe uw Air Poree F·ll ftllMr plu• to aai· m t squ.drona u'1ped to COO· Unental '1r protectlOL Brown had ad•aaeed W. lcka earUer tlda Tar in bla ammat· clefonao nport to Qmareu. f I I ' •1 .. ,I A . DStuOOnts CmshPlane SAN DIEGO CAP) -A DlaD bl toar Qle:IO ate Unl~1J IWdeot.t lo bomb a frattitdtY h.o\< witb manllm..UO.. .,,,,., wtMn. tlMdr plane uabed imtMd oa10 a eampaa tract O.ld, pcltc:euy. ho coedl and two JOUDI men ~aped wttb minor l!Uurles 'lbUl"M.Q after the '32t000 Piper Warrior 181 tcs"t throqh a dump ot tnet and plowed acrou a cinder t.rack. OM llrl, ltlmm &peallooe, 21. wu bol~tallled overof-for ob-HrYatloo. Pilol LarTJ W. Underwood told pollee the plane'• mclne ltalled and tbe aJ,rcrllft bep.n loe- iDI alUtude rapld1y. Several 1tudent.a were Jou1n1 a rew hundred feet away but no one elae wu hurt. Tbe falllDI plane nanvwly mlued Pedusm G11D ID.d 10mo bleacbera before it era.abed, wtm.eea aald. ,,,..,. app._. "•""-INll Bolls Rot1re Wl11ner SACRAMENTO (AP> -Aaaemblyman Ken Nealy Wilson, from Charleston, S.C .• won Zsa Zsa Gabor's $61,000 Maddy, a Republican candidate for governor, bas Rolls Royce in a nationwide sweepstakes contest and received the announced he opposes the Jarvis propert1 tax ln-keys from the star herself Thursday in Los Angeles. Wilson, a Derai,led tbntrak ·Hurts 18 PICO RIVERA <AP> -Ei&bteen people auf-r ered minor injuries when an Amtrak train carrying about 40 pauengers from Loa An1eles to San Diego aideswlped a stand!na fretabt car ID.d lurched off the track in an ln· du strial area, autboriUes said today. They said the injured people were rushed to area bosptt.ais and m01t were quickly treated and released. The re- maining passengers were taken to the Pico Rivera sheriff's atatioo. itiatlve, sayi.o& it would force a atate tu lncnue. sbipfitter in the U.S. Naval Shipyards in Charleston, flew in to ac- erty Ptr:::::tC:.1: ~:~:i:a~; ~:' :.':~ cept the prize and said, "I thought it was some kind of joke when problems than it solves, .. Maddy told a California __ I_b_e_a_r_d_I_h_a_d_w_o_n_. '_' ------------------ Newapaper Publlabera Auociatioo CCIQference. C. STAFFORD, 51, of Los Angeles, an Amtrak employee who was tn the train's lounge car at the time of the accident, was originally thought to be aeriously injured. But be was ln stable con- dition and was expected to be released today, said J.A. Campbell, a spokeswoman for Bever- ly Hospital's emergency room in MonteJ?eUo. The comment.a by [ f:."r ~TE J tbe Freano lawmaker "•,.. Thursday followed about ...__ ______ _, a month of fendln& dff 19 .Indicted in Giant questions on the subject. AFL-€10 E••nes ... .,. AJi S "' 1 • R • SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Gov. Edmund en m11ag Jog Jflg Brown Jr. won the AFL-CIO's eudonement for bi.I · -ee " " re_-electioo campailJl, but lt came with very few SAN DIEGO <AP) -Border Patrol friendly words. officers aay they've cracked a major . State colleee professors and construction trade alien amueelina ring with the lndlct- umon leaders condemned the Democratic sov· meat of l9 persons believed to have emor ~ a foe of labor al the AFL-CJO endonln1 smu1~ u many as 3,000 aliens in-convention Thursday. to lbe United States. /tlarhee DJ f'ad•9 C'llaf"P9 After a federal &rand jury issued SAN DIEGO CAP) -A Marine Corp1 Reuult the Indictment, arTaiJnment for 15 Depot drill instructor will face aenenl court· penson.s was held Thursday in U.S. martial May 1 on charges of assault ID.d bulnl a Maptrate's Court, authorities said. recruit by firing blanks at him from an 11·11 rlfle. TdE INVESTIGATION begm last Staff Sgt. Allen G. Coo.nor, 23, of Btooklyu, N.Y., is charged with two counts of uaault and October with an anonymous Up. two of b8%lllg recruit Pvt. w .L Taylor at Camp Border Patrol officers said that dur-P dletoo I t De be M-...1-~ la& the 1lx montb investlgatJon, three sa~~ as cem r, a .. auv •...-a.man "drop houses" were kept under sur· Connor also U. accused of lyina to authorlUes veUlaoce. a bout the incident, uyine Taylor bad been burt by Nei1bbors reported numbers o( "WE'VE NEVER HAD a cue with this many defend.anti at one time," uid James C. Heinecke, bead of the Border Patrol's anti-smuggUng unit. "It'a probably one of the laraeat rinP. here and probably anywhere •lately." A 18th person was scheduled for ar- raignment before federal Magistrate Edward Infante today and more ar- rest.a are expected soon. MAXIMUM PENALTIES for con- viction of alien smuggling are a $2,000 fine, a five.year prison term or both. The seven Americana and flve Mexicans arrested range in age from 17 to 52, officials said. ''It happened so fast," Stafford said from the emergency room. "I knew I was falling. I tried to break DU' fall." He said the passengers did not appear to panic. .. MOST PEOPLE were pretty calm," said Fire Department Capt. Mark Wegner ... They bandle4 it well." Gene Flobracbutz, a spokesman for Sante Fe Railways, wblch owns the track and the freight car, said a formal in- vestigation would be conducted into the acci- dent. a tumbleweed. van• and cars driving to and from two nearby southeast San Diego "IT APPEARS the DANIEL M1:CASKJLL, the sole nat car got out on the SAN DIEGO CAP) -An 82-year-old double Border Patrol officer initially as-main line," Flohrscbutz Double A..,,tdee 811eeema.. bomea while a lookout watched in an alley. signed to the case, got help from slx aid "It amputee found lying helpless on her bedroom fioor "AT FIRST I THOUGHT it. was a additional officers Feb. 1 when a s · appears tt. pro-because her husband, who bad died days earlier, dru& ring or drug connection, said special 00-day anti-smug,U.01 pro-lruded out enough so could not help her, bu died, police say. one resident. "Then, when I saw the gram went into effect. It bu since that the locomotive bit it Mabel Paulson died Thursday at Mission Bay I Chi kn a glancing blow aa lt Memorial Hoepital. Corooer'a officiala said further peop e were canos, I ew it was been extended by two months, passed." He aald the teat.a must be done to determine tbe came other alien smuggllpg." Heinecke said. train was going less death. Officers said aliens paid up to $300 The first arrest came March 12 than 30 mph when the Police found Orville Paulson dead in his bed each to ride in new vans on a when Antonio Ortega-Borrayo, 62, ot accident occurred about Tuesday after a mailman reported to nei&bbora ·c l r c u 1 t o u s 4 O O · m i l e Santa Barbara was taken lnto 10:20 p.m. that no ooe was picking up mail and there was an route to Loe Angeles via Arizona to custody. On March 26, major arrest.a Flohracbutz said no in· odor com.ins from inside the bouse. Officers found avoid immigration checkpoints at were made, followed by more two terrupllon of service his wife eprawie4 uncoudous and stantna in _T_e_m_ecul __ a_alJd __ SUl_.;..£_1e.;..n:aeoi....;__;.:..;;e.:... ___ ..:-;..d_a...:y_s_l_ate_r_. __________ w._.a=s:........;e;.:,xpeci;:.:.;ted:..:..=::...· __ _ another room. • .Pillmeease Baplst'l Suspect Char~ecl With 30 Counts LOS ANGELES (AP> -A :JO.year-old coUete dropout pleaded innocent Thursday to 30 COWlll ol burglary, rape and robbery at bis arraipment ln the case of the so-called "Pillowcase Ra~lsl." Reginald Donald Muldrew was formally ehar1ed with nine count.I of rape, 1~ counts of burglary, employed and bad eight counts of robbery and two count.I of as· d r o PP ed. out of sault with attempt to Cal.lfornaa State University at commit rape Northrldge last Sep- CRIMINAL COURT tember. Judge Dickran--------- Tevrizian Jr. set a pre· laminary hearing for • :ra:;i,k:. and aet ball at : The "Pillowcase Rapist" was etven that name by police because he put a pillowcase over his victim's bead. The man is believed responsible for about 160 rapes in the southern section of the city f\lnce 1975. POLICE SAID moat of the vict.lms were black, and ranged In age from 11 to 54. They laid the man usuallJ forced the women to 1ubmtt bJ tbreatenln1 to barm them or their cblldren. Police said Muldrew, who lived In the Creoabaw area, wu un· • • • .. .. • • • HERB • • FRIEDIASDER : : ISMAKING • it GREAT DE.U.S • : FREE • : 50 O'Al.S • OF GAS ............... _ .. _,,.._._ .. ~ or OU. Cllt\SG f:s .. ,_ ..... ., ... ~ ... ---------~· ....... __ ,_,..., ti • e BONDA e • Paid Polltlcal Adv. THOSEWH KNOW HUMMEt . ... .......... Gfmf • I ...m :. .. * * * *******• • MG·TBIUMPB • e JAGUAR e · : FIAT-LANCIA ! ..... ~~~ ... .wm • .............. ~ e TOYOfA • • ""' ... OefM._.... .. •ca...~ ...... •••••••••••• • MM'ORHOME : SALgs tt RENTALS ., RfSERVE NOW • 537 .. 7717 Ext .... PAID flOfUIY ...... * * * ** * * ~i P-'IUL HUMMIL. • LEASING. .. ILICTIOMCOMMITTll .... t ... 9 ..., _,.,....._ ..... ..., ...... ~.. ,. ............. c_._a.a_=_• _...... 537.7m t;xL • ............. Very European, very spring, very Bullock's Wilshire; where the devotee can find Newport's greatest selection. rafael, another great name behind the great name. Italian wool gabardine suit, tan, $325. Focus Shop DAIL y PILOT AA Pltd POHtlcal AcMwtteernent MULIA. ( STRAUSS IS OUR CA•DIDAIE Many of us have clfferent ideas on city Issues, but we All agree on DOii STRAUSS Jean H Aldrich MarJ Anc:tenon Biii Agee Tristan Aley Francez Arnell<> Mike and Bert A.ah• Sandra Alllfl« Richard R. Auefmann Rita E. Auefmann Arnold 0. 8ec:kmen Helen and Ed e.nert Grant and Jody Baldwin Jllci( and Loma Barry Coleen Bedl.et Bob and &Jlln Beechner Minnie Ballard Allan Beek Garth Bergeeon Wtlrd and Betty Baxter Dorothy M. Beet< Mra. Joeeph Beek Janet and Joe Bell Wiiiiam end Hamet Bemus John F. Bllhop Ann R. Bllhoc> Bruce Bl8Ctcrnan Patrida Blaaunan carol Blanchard Ml• Agnes Blomqulat Sytvta LMnoston Bogen capt. R. F. Bonner Mra. Jean F. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Fftnk L Bret Albert A. Brtttlngham Dorothy s. Brtttlngtlam Betty and Roger Brown J. Herbert Brownell Biii and AM Br-.. Phoebe Brownell Ken and L911a Bruner Floyd E. au.ti O.llght Tate Buell Cynnle Sunl*I Fran Bury John I<. Butter Mel and Robert Bk:kner Aene.Clrr Wayne Clrr Thomaa c. Qisey Tanya S. Claey Dr. and MrL John T. Chiu Mr. and Mrs. Horace N. Clark Dick Clucea Caroline Oucas Georo-S. eo.tee Mecv Cotnn Jeen E.Cohen John Cole Donn Comte Hugh and Marian Cripe David L Qlnnlnghlm Jo9n S. Qlnnlnghlm Mr. and Mra. .Im de Boom Ray and Blrb9ra OeMott Mra. Andrew oa.ett Dorothy De Puydt I rmell end Bud DeeenberQ Mr. and Mra. John E. De Witt Mr and Mra. Jamea Oobtott Lynn Dowty Jim Dowty Sheldon Dunning Loft F. Dunning Bob and BarbWa e.tman Gary W. Evana Emily <mln Harlan Ealtmmn Nancy Wolcott Eblen Mr. and Mra. Charlft V. Ecoleatone Eric Egge Sunny ElllOlt Ctlartle Eaton John J. Sllott Mra. John M. Franco Ira N. Frisbee Helen S. Ft1abee Jim Gamer Allee H. Fulton Jamet e. FultOn Mr. and Mra.. Robert lit. a.rt.on Mwy and Bltt Gaz:lay Continued .••• MIWPORT CITY COUtlCIL ANltllEPENDENT CANQIDATE { • ----- --- L -cost Housing Invites PrOblems Or Coun y aupenim lbould make sure that in lhelr desl.re to off er more lowr-ortced bouslftg ln tM un- incorpor ted aru they don •t Invite serious problems later on. Their approval of plans for the '01-unlt Rancho de Los Ali.sos coodomlnlam complex ln El Toro t.hil week serves as a cue iii point. Because 321 ot. the t&n.lta are to sell in the so-called moderate price r,anae, 1156,500 on the average, ~upervisors• overlooked aome ot the project's shortcom· mgs. Amon« those are the clustering of the 321 less ex- pensive units in an area apart from 80 other con· dominiums expected tc)aell for an average of$70,000each. ColD1ty planners said that could make for a partial ghetto-like development and suggested the less expensive liomesinsteadbeacatteredinthearea. Parking is another problem. As part of the effort to bold down cost, the builder was permitted to place park- ing distant from many living units. That is the kind of inconvenience an anxious buyer might overlook at sales time but later complain a.bout vigorously. Supervisors need to find ways to reduce home costs and the El Toro development offered a chance. But as the effort this week showed, cutting back costs in some cases may mean a sacrifice in design and convenience. County officials owe it to future home buyers to keep those sacrifices within reason but the future home dweller should recognize that no housing is a flawless bargain today. Tax Gets Second Look No doubt it's the arrival of an election year that's causing Congressmen to have some second thoughts about the drastic increase in Social Security taxes they approved last year. On their home district visits since the December vote authorizing a 10.year, S227 billion increase, they've re- ceived plenty of flack from constituents who don't relish the idea of the new payroll bite scheduled to begin Jan. 1. So it was not too surprising when the House ~udget Committee voted this week to recommend a $7.S bllllon rollback in Social Security taxes, to be accomplished by removing Medicare funding from the payroll tax. Social Security was in relatively good financial shape until the payroll tax revenue was spread over programs other than old age pensions. At present, Medicare is con- suming 15 percent of Social Security funds . The proposal is to fund Medicare from income tax re- venue, which would spread the burden pver many more taxpayers. For a worker whose wages would be subject to the maximum Social Security tax, this could reduce the payroll bite by as much as $292 next year. It may be an election year gesture, but it's one that would be welcomed by workers whose take-home pay seems to shrink every lime Congress votes new ••benefits." -Bottle Bill Debat~ Since Oregon passed its "Bottle Bill" in 1971, banning the use of throw-away beverage containers, more than 1.000 bills of this type have been introduced across the country at local, state and federal levels. Few pieces of legislation have been the subject of such endless debate. Most of the bills have gone down to def eat, only lo reappear from time lo time. Maine and Vermont finally passed legislation similar to the Oregon law. Now Connecticut, after a seemingly in- terminable six years of debate, has joined in with a law that will require consumers to pay a mandatory five-cent deposit on returnable beer and soft drink containers. The anti-litter measures have been the target of in· tensive opposition from container manufacturers who cite the likelihood of job losses up into the thousands if throw-away containers are banned. The recently passed Conn~ticut law, in fact, almost failed when an amendment was introduced requiring special state benefits to persons losing jobs as a result of the legislation. But legislators decided it would create a bad precedent to guarantee benefits to workers adversely affected by the passage of any new laws. So the throw-away ban was approved, but apparently Connecticut's bottle battle is not over. Opponents already are vowing to work for repeal before the bill goes into ef. feet in 19M. All of which may carry a message for proponents of a California "Bottle Bill" • Opinions expresaed In the space above are thoae of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page llf• those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 28. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ ByL.M. BOYD Few examples of Abe Lin· coin's wit show off more sbarply than the comment be delivered after be came dOwn with smallpox: "Where are the office seekers? Now I have 1ometbln1 to give them." Question arises as to wblcb ~te bu towns with the odd- rt'b• 1rowtb of our Bala ee ot hymenta Cleftclt aw. 1t 1oc* .. JI ea.tur•a polimel Will. balance tbe nit ot the world'• budlllll b7 Bil .. ,. i&Dltead ot oqn. O.l. est names. bow about Ken· tacky? Therein are Biscuit, Happy, Ruin, Snap, Typo. Tongs and Rugless. Not to menlioo Rowdy. Ill Hat and Artbumabel. \ The towns wlltt "Smith .. ln their names outnumber the towns with • • Joees" lo tbelr names naUoowlde by 50 to IO, remember thaL W ASHINOTON -UDHH amoo1 President carter•• men, not rellevect_ by tbe advent ot aprlng or bllclly needed pteSiden- Ual vl~es. can be traced to the conduct ot dfspa~atie personalities; a freab,lnan Senator. 1ome anon7mout bureaucrats and several cabin« members. What do all these standard Wuhlqton types have in com· moo 1 They do not fear J I m m y Carter. Nor does anybody else, either here or in lbe national political com· muoity . Among bis . youthful aides who have bad to re-invent the political wheel. the truth is com· ing home that, to govern proper- ly, a President must generate a respect bordering on fear. There is, consequenUy, a new ingredient in prescriptions for presidential revival privately voiced by Carter advisers. Besides familiar recommenda· lions for a return to •popu.lisUc distrust or goverument which be sounded in lbe 1976 campaign plus better staffing the White House. it is now' suggested that Mr. Carter stop turning his other cheek and start using his big stick. WHETREK this advice will be followed ls doubtful. But lbe mere fact it is offered reflects concern over the President's low esteem -deeper concern, ironically, following recent Carter successes. Ratification of the first Panama Canal treaty and setUement of the coal strike have not produced the springlike rebirth ot Mr. Carter's 1>9pulari· ty that had been expected at the White House. Nobody ls un· realistic enough to hope for help Crom his recent wanderings in the Third World. Rather, the President today is without ardent supporters anywhere in the coW)try. Ad- visers admit that there bas been no improvement in his political condition, despite the absence of serious crisis. Such political Karl Waters FEW DEMOCRATS lD Consress bestt.at.e at tweaklq the P...ident '• noH -evm &eahmm aucb u Sea. Edward ZoriDaky ot Nebruka. Carter aides were anpred, DOt because be finally voted a1ain1t the Panama Canal treaty, but becaUM be laid out for nme maearlne the detaJt. of Mr. Carter's auppllcationa for bl.I vote. Cabtnet members play tbeir own 1ame. Joae~b Callfano .. SecretafY d llta1tb. l:duuticm. and Wlltan (ftBW), bu nm an autonomoaa •-= ttom the 1tart. P~a rta Bania. 8ecretar1 cl Hou.IU., and Urban DevtJopaMnt <RUD), Ml"Vet u the Inner city'• envoyi.olO the Pretldmt rather thu tbe ~ way around. Moel HCently, Carter aldes 1r_,mble Uaat TreUurJ Secretary W. lltebael Blumeat.bal mnes Pohitl 1'tth the bustDell commUQ1t7wat the Presldeot '1 apenae. Nameless bureaucrats, both presldeltlal appointees and civil servants, are bard at wort an Mr. Carter's reor1anlaaUon ~ "I'm sonM hAw more r.au~ out thAn Sett ~"<~." plan• -workhal to 4•feoJ lb•m. tbat it. TbetJ' an~ lobbyln1 oa C~lot· ffll!J.~ wttbout apoJOJY or 1ubtai·~- .. TRE PSOBLE•.•• a Cart•t.ite told ua. "11 t.._t oobodY . ta atra1d be 's io1DI to get 1nnashed lt be mesaea wtala the PNl\dent." nwa, imporUat u staff and policy ebangel ~ be. there ll a new atrain ol tbought m the Carter team that the President's top priority is to win a ltttle respect. First ol all is the need to lm· press members o( Coagre11 that opposlt.km to the Presldent car· ries a price lag. and Ed Zorlnsky Is thought to be a cluaic example. Mr. Carter ran badly in Nebra.sQ in ms, can hope for liWe improvement in 1980 and so cannot make mat· ten worse. ConsequenUy, the Presldeot can do some tbiop to make rue very unpleasant for tbe state's maverick junior Senator without risking much. Closer to home, several ad- visers long have felt that cabinet government has been carried loo rar in this administration. They would like to see restraints on the CallfaDG6, Harrises and Blumenthais -perhaps even a firing or two. When Califano last pressed an unpassable welfare program similar to one pre· vlously turned down by the President. some aides felt Mr. Carter should have canned him instead or swallowing the pro-gram. IF SACKING cabinet mem- bers is impractical, getting rid or rebellious lower-level political appointees is easy. White House staff meetings have discussed getting the goods oo these ot- ficials who lobby against Carter reorganizatlon plans and then firlng them, with appropriate fanfare. Mr. Carter may consider these recommendations. Political muscle-flexing, however, is not bis style and probably will be re- jected. But if some way is not found to abow this political town th.at. opposition to Jimmy Cuter ls not riak-rree, the rise of his pre- sidency from its present depths is by no means assured. Juggling Closing Laws Makes No Sense· The Assembly bas passed and send to the Senate a bill authored by Assemblyman Gene Chappie, the Carmer from Cool, making it a crime to purchase alcoholic beverages between the hours or 2 a .m . and 6 a.m. He can't be serious? Present law prohibits the sale or liquor' wine or beer between tboa• early morniltg hours and anyone licensed to sell spirits, either by the drink or by the bottle. ia subject to license revocation tor violation. Chapple cites a altuatlon where an all-night grocery customer picked up a bottle from the shelf and ignored the clerk's refmal to sell but left the money. He says he ltore eould lose its license but the customer Charles McCabe isn't guilty of anything. Why should be be? U lbe store bas that klnd of problem it bas the duty to secure its wares at 2 a.m . and most of lbem do. To get at one isolated case Chappie would subject every bar patron to harassment and possi· ble arrest whenever an eager bartender hustled customers for a "last call" after 2 a.m. In moat cases the customers wouldn't even lpJow it was after hours. Whoever saw a clock in a bar? CHAPPIE, normally a eut above most lelialaton ID bavtng hls bead properly saewed oo bis sbouldenl, aurprlsea wilb this one. It 1' Just such nitpicking leglslatioo in tbe face of aerious crime which bu resulted in the public'• losa of confidence in their elected represeotatiws. If It 1' all rtpt to buy a bottle at 1:55 a.m. what la IO terrible about buytna one at Z:05 a.m.? Califomla closlng laws make very liWe aense. 'Ibey are mere- ly someone's notion of what's good for the other fellow. A sort or big brotherism. THIS TYPE or thinking is responsible for the crazy quill patch wort of laws govemin& the sale of liquor throughout the United States which evolved after lbe repeal of prohibition. In New York. bars may slay open unW 4 a. m. In Nevada there is no closiae Jaw. Other states have mldnilht closin& and some still cling to Sunday blue laws which ban tbe sale of liquor on the Catbollc Sabbath. Chapple would have been bet· ter a-dvised on this one to sponsor legillation ellmlnating all closJng hours and let free en- terprise rule. ~ a practJeat matt~r there would ~ fewer bars open until 2 a .. m. and fftW people b•nglos around for tbe "last call" it tbel'e were no doe.- Ing laws. Even as it ls the majority d bars and liquor stores in California close before 2 a.m .• many at midnight and earlier. All night drinking presents no real problem.a in those states which have no closing laws or. aa in New York, a 4 a .m. law. AND. for the edification of Chappie, alcohol can be legally bouabt in callfornia after 2 a.m. All you need is a prescription and know where there ls an all night drug store. If Chappie doesn't cotton to the {dea of a no closing law be might try the advice of former Seutor Hugh M. Burns who ruled the Senate u President Pro Tempore longer than anyone else in state history. It WU Bums who said, in 8 d!Jcu.ssioo or liquor closing la•, "Aa far as I am concerned they ought to cloee them all at 12 o'clock. Aa,ybody who can't get drunk by midnight. just ain't tryin, ••• Trendy Elders: Still No Fool IJke an Old Fool change even their conterta· tional pattern each year, much as they revive their wardrobes. Last year it .mllht have been boring descriptions of b1I travail at the aeml.nan of Werner Erhard. 'ftil& )'eU' lt Ullght be ·•Star wai,~ • rum wbJch 11 lD· compN:belillb1e to ..,,yooe who bu not *J>eDt Illa youth in front ol a tube. • Instead ... ~rylnc about what la au"eat that our elcleit d a bellun kit bappier ll ~~ into eredlely what 1-aot~(fead:y. It )a much more e~Uoa-.0 contemplate "bat liai not ~ ln buman nature lban those superficial ripples called taahioa. ( can remember when the en- tire co\Dltry seemed to be play- ing and talldn& about mabJoaa. Does ILQ)'body save the ChioeSe play with those pretty Uttle tiles anym~t HUMAN NATURE ls the highest, and at the same time moat amusing of the studies open to man. The core of each of us lD the Ume of Jimmy Carter ls precisely the same as lt was in the time of Hadrian. A aotuo- quy or Sbakespeare can tell • more about man's euentlal nature Unm the eolteeted wurb or 'Rlcbard Brautifd. It 11 no bad lhlna to weu-flte or six or aeven cleeades. Aod tt .II no bard thine to wear them wltb 1raco. There comes a time wbeo the tennis racket abould be huq up\ or thrown out. There coa:aes a t me Yf'b.el1 you leave &.be' 1Alnca of tho YoUJ\I to the y0uni. Then come• a time when y0u embtael your experience, an ti7 to mil• ()f yoar" Ille 80me ~ whole. Lif • ls worth llYiPI at lta 'HrJ It.age. We sbo\l\d '4Sd, bowever. tbe qaa)ltter •·a~ prol)l'latd.f .'' 1'ben ta la tnlUi DO f oOI Uke an old fool. -- (I I • r , • 1 • .. Ex.dllef Acci¥00 TllOANA, Mexico <AP> -Former Gov. MlUon Caa.telleooa. Enrardo is aeca.med by u Amedcan ol profiUn1 from the San Antm1o del Mer lancl and homes J:!:J~ which went At leut 1~ U. S. eitlzent invested iD the development 15 miles south ol mu.au before dlscoverinl many bad paid for the same pto- p•rUes. Developers abandoned lt. in 1971. saa~Dtego Area Firm Buys Up Bor~rland SAN DIEGO <AP> -A land syndicate beaded by buaine:saman N. Joeepb Simona haa acquired virtually all the commerda.1 real estate ID San Diego alaQa the Jleucan border, a zr'•paper re- porta. The San Diego Union aaid Tbund.ay mU!f.ona or dollars worth of land bu been acquired by Slmona• crouP ol Investors, indudin& two city planning commissioners and the cbainnan ol the Board ol 2'4Uni Appeals. ANY CONFLJcr OF INTDESTS was denied by Oscar Padijla and Homer Delawte, membera ol the city Plannln& Commillioo. AllGDSO llacy, cbalnnan of the aoalnl board, said no mauen coocernina bis properties has come before the board. But the newspaper said Padilla and Delawie "have voted on al least two mltjor land·use pro- poaala that affect all border·area property in- cludinglandin which they have an Interest ... JN TBE suit, Raymcod L. Comstock of San Dieeo uked for more than $1 million in actual and punitive damages. s1,,. ol Times The defendants, in ad· MAYOll PE'Q; WILSON &\JD~ plans to ask for a formal opl:Dlon ~m the city attorney on whether there bas bed>' a cooflict of interests or law violatioo. dition to the ex.governor As .Part or the national converston to lbe· metric system, the of·Baja Calllornia, were California Transportation Department has begun insta.llini signs listed aa developer 0!1 state bi~ays giving distances in kilometers and miles. This Man\lel Cor~Blanco __ s1_gn_is_loc_a __ o_n_I_n_te_rs_ta_te_30_outs __ i_d_e_~:...--Yl-·ll..:t;._· -------ro1!~ :1r!r.i Simons, 59, declined to diaeuss bis reaJ estate dealinp but told a reporter: "If YoU've got the moDey and you want to make mcoey, you oueht to buy land down there.'' of tbe atate of Wasblqlon. -;:::======.=.=o=K=EaS====A=rr==EN==r=,=.=N======::; TB ERE WE a E oo Tired of the Or,.. County RAT RACE? How would you specific claims about like IMna In Palm Oeeert which Is currently enjoying un-Solon's Sex Disclosure • d ~ ecttvtty? I am In the procees ot establlshrng a Caatellenos Everar o, ftf'lt ct.. Reel Estate office In the .,... on El P&MO who stepped in to pro-Drt¥a. I 1m ...iuno a 1m111 group of wetl quatttled tecl the investors after ~ who woukt like to join me .. lropeodeot Con- b a n k r u p t c y w a I trw:tora. your cost.a being on a fb•d rentat be9's wtUt Shocks Staff, Frieilds WASIONGTON (AP> -Friends and staff members expressed shock at disclosures that Rep. Frederick W. Richmond ol New York allegedly of. fered a male undercover policeman money to perform sexual acts and lbal he was involved in a s1mllar in- cident involving a l&-year-old boy. Ricbmmd. who pleaded illDocent Thursday to a misdemeanor charge . of solicitine for prostitution after openly admitting to coDltituenta that he solicited sex from two men, la a New York city millionaire with a congressional interest in farm issues and a llfeloq interest in the arts. THE M-YEAll-OLD congressman is known aa an affable public personality who frequenUy enter· talned in bis small but expensively decorated house near W aahington's Embassy Row. Tbe home. furnished with dozens of lltb century porcelain piec:. and _ 19th and Db century paintino, baa a lull-time chef and maid. As a two-term Democratic HbuSe member from Brooklyn, Richmond mainta.Los two New York CiQ' re- sidence9. • aputment lo Brc!illklyn and a house on SUttoo Place. 'l'bere b alao another residence in tbe Carri- bean. IF THERE IS AN underside to bla penonallty ol which close associates were aware, it was expressed by some staff members wbo privately complained of an exploalve temper. They &Al)' be la frequently abusive, occasionally bumUiating them in public. One alde sald Richmond hopes that hi.I frank public statement Wednes· day will allow him to w~ the Jiu aJ dam ot ... _ ha declared. you retaining 100% of your own Commlsaione. The new po c age \IJ'C c rces. office win be fully equipped wtth Secretwy and all eqUlp- llicbmond said be hopes "that my The state of Baja nwnt'°e>penlnabout3montha.Soundln-..ung?c.t record ol community involvement. California awarded P mo..rt 714 346--4029. ~ activUy and civic en-legal JO.year bank trust J~~~~~============i deavor wlll be Judged on its own instr um e n·t s to ~mt.'' Americans willing to Jn two p,revlous elections, pay 80 percent asseu-·}Ucbm~ woio by wide margins. men ts. Comstock was • DJ\tOBCEI> SEVmtAI. years ago not amoGI them Pd~~ of one aon, l:Ucbmood COIUTOCK aued for (Mlee 4~~ Uae damage to family ~ bis $36 009 !Mestmenl al life from the demands placed on the one uine. winning {be ~eolffousemembers. suit, but said Baja Call us for Insurance quotes!· Auto· Llfe • Oo111eowners FARMERS INSURANCE GROU This la no ~~.of life for a · · · Californit courts re· marriage to work, be said. fused to honor lbe judg· Richmond is known to regularly menl. date a Washington woman. One ot two representatives from The Mexican governor 548-5554 RABBITT INSURANCE 1914 Harbor Blvd., Costa M urban districts on the House Agri· reportedly lent more culture Committee1 he bas than $1 million to Baja ( ) focuaed on reforming fooa stamp re-C a l i for n l a lo h. e IP L M. BOYD gulatlons, lbe conservation of trees in finance the project ------ the cities and cooaumer food ques· again and set up the INFORMS In th• lions. tJuata. · .. ~ ,,. ... Our combination of smart country club homes and Palm Desert's best location, with 36 holes of golf and 8 tennis courts, has created an unprecedented demand at Ironwood. We are now taking names for the next unit of these popular single-family and duplex homes, many with dramatic views of the encircling mountains and desert below. DAILY PILOT Paid PoUtlcal Advertisement . Several privately owned homes from earlier offerings are currently available thro\18h Ironwood Property Management Company, the exclusive sales agent for As a citizen of Newport Beach.J Trudi Rogers will wot• for EVELYN ·HARJ because I b11i11e ••••••• -She is objective, Ironwood Country Oub. Arnold Palmer, president of the Ironwood Golf & Tennis Oub, invites you to come out for a visit and to register with the Sales Office if you're interested in a home at Ironwood. IRONWOOD Country Club Hoata jn Plalm o-rt &am SM,700 tq fl.57,900. """ s,.n..p Hwr m ,..,,, o..m 1t In rahn °'9fn 2 l'ftiltt 90Uth l bn PoMCIY. Ttlq>hont! 1714) .s46-0S:Jl. -- OAILYPll.01' Paid Political Adverttaement • DOllALD A.· . . STRAISS IS OUR CA•DIDAIE Many of us have clfferent ideas on city issues, but we All agree on DOii SllAUSS Mr. & Mra. Rav G6ordano H.m.t 8rld Jim Gege Lavonne Glwner Patricia F. Gltcnrist Edgar S. Glk:twtsa Mr. and Mrs. Jan'89 O. Going James E and .bar\ G. Gordon Robert 8'ld .bar\ Gordon James and .bin GrlY Mitchell~ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Hanta Pat and Jerry Hawtey Kenneth Han1a Cls and Pete Hill Donald and Belfef1y Harwood - Or. Wiiiiam H&lkeU Mrs.. Bart:lw8 H8lkell Donald and Ann Hemey William S. Hellyer UnaC.HeU~ Chat1el Hendric:bon Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Hill Nell and Ted Hinshaw Robert M. Hlxaon. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Horwitz Jane and Mar1( Howlett M~. Dooa6d I. Huddleston Marie and Bill Kell AgnesE~b Wiibur and Virginia Kaye Mr. and Mrs. MIU K..-ue Nina Klrdlner Donald M. Koll Mr. and Ml't. ~1<.ulbV Or. Ind Mrs. AIJen LeRoy Bevef1y~on Donald 11\d Katie Langltl• ~~~~Lehman Frances Londellus Stanley Ind Ruth Le Uevr. Biiiie C. Lerner Or. and Mrs. Norman R. Loats Murrieta Lohr ~ Or. and Mrs. A. Lopez. Bobby l.cMlll Gary 8. LOl4CI Mr. and Mrs. Rldwd A. McClure Or. and Mrs. Samuel c. McCulloch Or. Lowell McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Roderk:k MacMllllM Eve Marlhall Calvin S. Mcl.aJ9hl1n Helen Mc:l.alahlln Bob and Rlveila Mallnofl Lealea W. Miiter Mrs. Louil 0 . M.ui Mrs. Fred S. Mart<Nm Phlllp.......,,..I Kay G. Manwro Victor Manero. M.O. Robert J. Mlnhall Doreen o. Mnhall Adele and Mel Mann Margaret J. Meler Helen and Lwry McArthur Bob Mill• . Terry and Piii Moran Mergaret K. Md Robett L Mo11taoo1•. CoaJ90n c. Morrie - Jean Morrt. Mrs. Connie R. Mumford R. Roa Myera. .k. MsyE.~ Pat and Clrt Nel8ler Mr. and Mt& 0..Nlbfo Mr. and Mrs.~ Nidtertt John W. Ind Mary Ruth Nlco41 Marda V. Nordlund Mary E. Oat>rink Helen O'Connor Jean and c.yt O'Skea Mr. and Mn. Robert K. ~ Mrs. Rk:twd Plltt.-.on John PelnOO . Mr. and Mr&. Hiir.l9y Peele Ruttl Peoooke Richard L Partin Edmund C. Pratt LoulMR Pnltt Randall Pr8llev Continued •••• ELECT MIALDA. STUISS NEWPORT CITY COUNCIL AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE . • ( .. • > . ,,,.,. PUBU PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NCmCB fl1BUC NOTIC& .... Notice of Intent The Calilomla Department ot TranaportaUon has flied an application with the South Cout· Re1lonal Comml11lon for modlllcatlon of signals and eouthbound turnlnc lUia on PacUic Coat Hllbway and JamtiOne Road. The SCRC penmt number 11 P..ao45. For further lnformaUon call. the Coatal Com· mllaJon at <nt) 8C&-Oed or Booald KoelnaJd at (213) sao-3755. Publllhect Prante· CO..\ Dall)' Pilot, Apr.115. e, 74'l' 78 Puat.IC NOTIC& PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC Ol'JC£ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE . 11118\llM~ ANNUA&. f'l~ANO IUD08T Hll'OttT flUOOETfer ... l'ltcal ........... NIY t, tm _. ....,,_ .. 1"91 COASTUN I! ltl!OIOHAI. OCC\IPA TIONAI. P"°°~ 1ci111111 Dbttkl ~.c:.o-ty c.lllf9nlle t. NOTIC• ADOPTION AHO TllANIMITTAI. ' All ectlafl lhell • ......... W•NflN'lMllll,....,W~~ lllMtlllliolUll ......... bollrd. Tt ti• o-ty ~.......,.., ldleob: I. AIVIS60ANNUAL.8U0NTAl"°"',TIQ....-tll .... nt.oWU.,._.....,,.,lheKllooldf.I. lflct. .... t. A~ lltrt'lll'O IUDOeT al!'°""."""""°" was~.--~ to 9'Wlllk '-'1'111(.xcept1t1 "1ttlctl Ml ....... to lleld •"*IC ""''"" rt Ille tlf¥Wllllll .,..,d et 1119 -''Im&. .,....,,_.....,.~ 1t7t ...... IY MtCUA.L rtNAHOALAHO IUDO~T l'lll'OlltT alolONM.OCCll~TIOMALUNTll It AH O/Olt '1lOCMIA»-.IOl NT ~Ott CJ:)(WfltATI VE Ex-chief A~e.t In Suit Tl.JUANA, Mellico <AP> -Former Gov. IU1'on Caatellenoa. E•erardo la accused by u American ol profitinc from the San Antonio del Mar land and homes project which went buknqlt. Al leut 1,200 U. S. cl~DI invested in the denlopment 15 mllea south ol 'l\tuana betore dlacoverin1 many bad paid fOf' the same pi:o- p e rti ea. Developen abaodooed it in 1971. IN THE suit, Raymond L. Comstock or San Diego asked for more than $1 million in t...::~~....;......:1i.;;;,.Jo.,;,;...:;,..._..~ .... -.;.;~--.....-....:;;;;::ia•~~...u. ...... ~.::..:i;.~~ ..... actual and punitive damasea. The defendants, in ad· s1,,. ot 1''-es dition to the ex-governor As part. of the national conversion to ihe· metric system, the of·Baja California. were California .Transpo~a~ion Department has begun install~e signs listed as developer on state highways g1vmg d!stances in kilometers and miles. This ¥anuel Cor,o Blanco sign is loca"led on Interstate 30 outside Rosevillf. and Dcmald Estvold, a -----------~.:..::.::..;.::.:..:...;:..:...;:.=.:~;,;..;;;.:.;;.;;:..:.;..:.::.:~-------former attorney ·general or tbe state of Saa Diego Area ~ Finn Buys Up Bor~rLand SAN DIEGO <AP> -A land syndicate beaded by bu.au-man N. JOHpb Simoas bu acquired virtual17 all tbe commercial rul estate in San Dieeo aJoQa the Mexican border. a 90wapaper re- port.a. The San Diego Union Hid 1buncay mllltons of dollara worth of land hu been acquired by Simona• irouP of investors, lncludine two city plannine commlaaloners and tbe chairman ot the Board of 1.ooln& Appeals. ANY OONFLICI' OF INTE.BESrS was denied by Oscar Padijla and Homer Delawie, members ot the city Plannhlc Commisalon. Alfonso Macy, chairman of the IOlllne board, said no matters concernlna bis properUes has come before the board. But the newspaper said Padilla and Delawie "have voted on at least two ~ land-use pro- posala that affect all border-area property in· eluding land in which they baveanlnterest." llAYOll PETE WILSON SAID bti plans to ask for a ror'lft'ltJ opinion from the city attorney on whether the"'-h.as been a coofllct ot interests or law vtolaUoo. Simons, 59, declined to discuss bis real estate dealings but told a reporter: "If you've got the money and you want to make mODey, you ought to buy land down there." Solon's Sex Disclosure Washio&ton-~====;:::::========================::::; BROKEllS ArTENTION Shocks Staff, Friends WASHING TON CA ::J -Friends political damage ol the cbarces. and staff members ~~ressed shock Richmond said be hopes "that my al disclosures that Rep. Frederick W. record ol community involvement, THERE WERE no specific claims about Castellenos Everardo, who 1tepped i.a to pro- tect lbe investors after bankruptcy was declared. Tired ot the Or8nge County RAT RACE? How would you Ilka living In Palm Deeert which Is curTentty enjoying un- bellellable ec:tMty? I am In the procees or establlshlng a first da8I Rem Eltate office In the area on El Paeo on-... I em Metting a small group of well qtallfled BfoMr'8 who would like to join"" as Independent Con- tr8ctors, your costa being on a fixed renmt bals ~ Y"'I retaining 100% or your own Commiaiona. The....., offlc:e WIN be fully equipped with $ecm.y and all equlp-Tbe stale of Baja mtnttoopen In about 3 months.Sound ln~Call DM.YPILOT Paid Polldcal AdY9ftilem8nt DOllALD A.: - STRAUSS IS ,OUR CA•DIDATE Many of us have clfferent ideas on city Issues, but we ALL agree on DOii STRAUSS Mr. & Mra. Rav Giordano Harriet Ind .Im Gage Lavonne Glrner Patricfa F. Glk::hrilt Edgar s. Gilchrla Richmood ol New York allegedly of. ~ activity and civic ~ fend a male undercover policeman deavor will be Judged on its own money to perform sexual acts and ~rtta." that be was involved lo a similar in-In two previous elections, California awarded P m o-t 714 345-4029. legal 30-year bank trust J~,~~~=========-===-i n strum en ts to Americans willing to p_, 80 percent assess- ments. Comstock was not 8JD001 them Mr. and Mra. Jlrlm D. Going James E. and Joen G. Gonb'I Robert Ind Joen Gordon James and Joen G1'8Y Mitchell Only cident involving a 16-year-old boy. ·IUclu:nC!ld WOa by wide margin.s. Richmood.. who pleaded taoocent · Tbunday to a miademeanor charge Dl;'VOICED SEVEJIAL years ago of solicilinl for prostitution alter JDd the father of one son, IUct}Jnood COMSTOCK soed for openly admitting to constituents that c;mce 4eacri~ tbe damage to family' his $36 ooo invesl'IDenl at Call us for Insurance quotes!· he solicited sex from two men. ls a Mfe froalm the cSemands placed Oil the one t~e. winning £be New York city millionaire -:ith a tl~e HoQ.1e members. suit, but said Baja Auto· Llfe ·Homeowners FARMERS INSURANCE GROU congressional interest ln farm 1.SSues ~ la no ~~.of life for a ... California courts re- and a lifelooe lnt.eresl in the arts. marnage to wrirk, be said. fused to honor the Judg- THE M-YEAR-OLD congressman is known as an affable public personality who frequently enter- tained in bis small but expensively decorated house near Wasblngtoo's Embassy Row. Ricbmood b known to regularly ment date a Washington woman. · One ol two representatives from The Mexican governor 548·5554 RABBITT INSURANCE 1914 Harbor Blvd .• Costa M The house. furnished with dozens of lltb eeotury porcelain pieces and _ 19th and 3>th ceatury palntinp, bu a full-lime chef and maid. urban dialricts on the House Agri· reportedly lent more culture Commlttee1 be baa than $1 million to Baja [ focuaed OD reforming fooo stamp re-C a i i for n i a to be l p gulatioos, the conservation of trees ln finance the project the cities and cooaumer food ques· again and set up lbe Uons. trusts. LM. BOYD ) INFORMS In the As a two-term Democratic Hoose member from Brooklyn, Rlcbmood maintains two New York City re- sidencee, • aparlment lo BNoklyn and a house OD Sutton Place. There ls also another residence in the Carri- bean. IP TllEllE IS AN underside to bia personality of which close associates were aware, it was expressed by some staff members wbo privately complained of an explosive temper. They say be is frequently abusive, occasl.onally bumlllating them in public. One aide said Richmond hopes that hla frank public statement Wednes- day will allow him to weather the ' . .. . Paid PolltlcaJ Advertisement . As a citizen of Newport Beach, I Trudi Rogers will nte for EVELYN ·HART bec11a I h11i11e ••••••• -Sh• is objective, ,_ -She Is an independi1tt thinker, -She cares about the · residential qualig of aur communiJJ, Exercise Your Right .. ': ~ ~VOtE APRIL 1~1tlj / . Our combination of smart country club homes and Palm Desert's best location, with 36 holes of golf and 8 tennis courts, has created an unprecedented demand at Ironwood. We are now taking names for the next unit of these popular single-family and duplex homes, many with dramatic views of the encircling mountains and desert below. Several privately owned homes from earlier offerings are currently available through Ironwood Property Management Company, the exclusive sales agent for Ironwood Country Club. Arnold Palmer, president of the Ironwood Golf & Tennis Club, invites you to come out for a visit and to register with the SalestOffice if you're interested in a home at Ironwood. l'lil"' S,-p H~ W /WM a-rt 1' i In T'alm ~ 2 mlltS .outh l ! on Pono&.. Tfl~hon~ 1714 l J46..0.55\. .... --I ---· DAILY PILOT Mr. and Mra. Geo. M. Hsri1 Pat and Jerry Hawtey Kenneth Harrie Cl• and Pete Hiii Donald and Beveriy Herwood Or. Wllllam Hallkell Mrs. B~ Haekell Donald end Ann Heiney Wiiiiam S. Hellyer Una C. Hellyer Chat1•• Hendric:bon Mr. and Mra. Edgar R. Hiii Nell and Ted Hinshaw Robert M. Hl)Cl()f'I, Jr. Mr. and Mr's. Loola B. HOfWltz Jane and Martt Howtett Mrs. DonakS I. HuddlMton Mane and em Kell Agnes E. Kalb Wiibur and Ylrgin4a K9ye Mr. and Mra. Mike KefWUe Nina Kln:hner Don.act M. lCol& Mr.~ tin. &twe1fKue¥ Or. 8nd Mra. AUen LeRoy Beverty t...1gllton DonaJd Ind Kiilie Langffle Bilf~ Hal and l'b'a Lehman Fra~ Londeflus Stanley and Ruth Le Uevr9 Billie C. Lerner Or. and Mra. NonNn R. Loar. Murrieta l..otW' \ Or. and Mra. A. L.opez Bobby l.olletl GlllY B. LD.4fl Mr. and Mra. Rk:Nrd A.. Mc:Qure Or. and Mra. Samuel c. McCulloch Or. Lowell Mc:Glnnl1 Mr. and Mra. Roderidc MacMllllan Eve Manhall ca1v1n s. Mclauahlln Helen Mclauahlln Bob and Rlvefla Mallnoff Leslea W. Miiier Mra. Louis D. MarMI Mrs. Fred S. Matkhem Phllip-Mtnhall Kay G. MamJro Victor Mlrrero, M.D. Robert J. Ms'Shall Doreen O. Mlnhall Adele and Mel Mann Margaret J. Meler Helen and Urry McArthur BobM1ti. . T 8f1Y and Pit Moran Margaret K. nf Robeft L Mootgon• • Coalson C. Morrlt - Jean Moma Mre. Connie R Mumford R.Rosa~.k. MllfYE.~ Pat and Ca1 Nelller Mr. and Mrs. Per'9k Nlbfo Mr. and Mrs.~ NicMrlz John W. and Mary Ruth Nleoll Marcia V. Nordlund Mary E. Oebrintt Helen O'Connor Jnn and cwyi o·&cea Mr. and Mra. Rocert K. Paley Mrs. Richard Patt.-aon John P..-.on . Mr. and Mrs. t-tar-..y PMee Ruth Pembioke Richard L Perlin Edmund C. Pratt Loulee R Pratt Randall PreMy ..... Continued .... ELECT DOllALDA. SllAISS NEWPORT CITY COUNCIL AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE :...,,. .... •I' .. f DAILY PILOT A• ·EnsenaJa Race Entrks Top 500 Mark ~~IHcalAdvert-· llr ALllC»I LCMJ!AB -11 lloo run," tho "encbll•U dorby" and the "race The start of! the Newport Jetty La still con-DOllALI A~ ._ ,... ...... ...., to Huuons'• bar." side red one or the most spectacular nautical SI , AUSS TM Newport to r--ad• Jacbt race the The Cinco de Mayo label was dropped a rew highlights or the year, rivaled onJy recently by the world'• ( erlcally) most famoui ID· yean •ao when the sponaorlng Newport Ocean Bushmills Grand Prix offshore power boat race te"'alkmal yacbtiat "crapaboot. ·• wUJ bave more Sa1lln1 Auoclatlon moved the starting date from from a spectator viewpolnl tJa&a * eoiri8& wbaD the AarUnc cannons •tart the nearest weekend to May s. the popular Mex-Veteran yachtsmen have long termed the blutl.Da April 22 -but bow many more depends lean holiday, to a week or more earlier to lighten Ensenada race a "crapsboot" aa tu as winDl.ng oa the vasari• ot the u s Post.al Service the mixture ol y1cbtin1 and non· yachting revelers the big prizes · tbe President of Mexico Trophy The deadhne for enlri• wu last M~day but at the PoPular resort on the holiday weekend. for the Ocean Racing < IOR> classes and the Pl'ui- maU entttes postmarked by that Ume would~ ac-Al.so changed was the traditional starting day dent of U.S. Trophy for the Performance Handicap cepted. of Thursday to Satqrday which put the yacht .1g division. The lateat count of entrin'ea was !abort of the crowd in Eosenada ~ Sunday, at about the time record Uat of 577 but &bead ol l year's sa.. The the landlubber celebrant.a were leaving for bome. ·MUCH DEPENDS ON THE vagaries of original entry liat usually t about 10 percent weather along wtth the great guessing game - by race Ume and the actual number of finiahers THE ••RACE TO llUSSONG'S" tag originated ·'do we sail inside or outside the Coroeadoa rarely exceed.a 500. in the early day1 of the race when the favorite Islands" south of San Dlego. THE l!S-MILE DOWNWIND <usually) alide to watertni bole of the yachting crowd was a pie-But in addition to the b11 prizes, there is the Baja Callforn.la fishing port baa been variously turesque little sawdust-floored bar owned by enougb other hardware -trophies for f1nrt for this known by such facetious titles as the "Cinco de George and Percy Hussong, who had gone to and first for that and even for the last yacht to school at USC with many of the yachtsmen of that finish -all of which entice any sailboat skipper time and were instrumental in helping to promote with a boat of 20 feet or more on the waterline to Harbor Club the race ab a "goodwill" gesture between the two try his luck year after year in the great Ensena@ countries. race. Hosts Regatta The Newport Harbor Yacht Club bas issuf!rl race invitations for six c lasses of biab performance sailboats for a Saturday and Sunday re1atta over outside courses. The regatta Is referred to in the local calendar as United Slates Yacht Racing (USYRU> classes and Includes two Olympic cla$Se8. THE OLYMPIC CLASSES are the Tornado catamarans a nd the Stars. Other classes scheduled for starts are Etcbells-22, Sollngs, 54-SS and Thistles The race schedule calls for two races on Satur- day, starting at 11 :30 am. and one on Sunday starting at noon. Tbe Voyagers Yacht Club will bold the third race of its Humphrey Bogart Series for Performance Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRF> yachts and the Laughlin Series for Midget Ocean Racing Fleet < MORF> yachts. The race is scheduled Saturday THE CAPISTRANO BAY Yacht Club has scheduled a busy weekend with an adult Sabot race inside Dana Point Harbor on Saturday and tourth race of the San Juan Series for PHRF yachts on Sunday. A number of local yachts are competing in the Los Anaeles Harbor Yacht Club's Whitney, Llttle Whitney, Los Angeles Times and Koolman Series, the fifth race of which will be the Oil Island race scheduled Saturday. The race will be held in con- junction with the CabriUo Beach Yacht Club's Cabrlllo Series over the same course. Transpac Y achte-rs Plan Tahiti Race The Transpac Yacht Club, sponsor of the bien- nial Los Angeles to Honolulu race and the Los Angeles to Tahiti race. bas announced firm plaas for a Tahiti race starting June 10. The Tahiti race. held on even-numbered years opposite the Honolulu race, is the world's longest offshore international yachting event, covering 3,571 nautical miles. The Tahiti race usually is scheduled to allow the yachts to reach Papeete, the terminal port, in .time for Tahiti's Fete Natiooale week, climaxed 1>y the Bastille Day celebration. Because of the length of the race, the TahiU crossing has never drawn a large entry list, lead- lead lng the TPYC to rule a minimum of 10 entries. Heading this year's entry lis t Is Jacob PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POSITNE PEOPLE ARE VOTING FOR LUCILLE KUEHN FOR CITY COUNCIL EXPERIENCE • ACHIEVEMENT • LEADERSHIP • INTEGRITY LUCILLE KUEHN District Six Incumbent • THE ONLY INCUMBENT SEEKING REELECTION •CHAIRMAN, INTER-CITY TRAFrtC COMMITTEE THAT REACHED AGREEMENT ON BONITA CANYON BY-PASS •MEMBER. CITY BUDGET COMMITTEE THAT HELPED REDUCE THE CITY TAX RATE • LED DRIVE FOR OASIS SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER AND NEWPORT CENTER BRANCH LIBRARY •WORKS TO CONTAIN THE AIRPORT AND OPEN UP TRAFFIC I VOTE APRIL 11th I I x I LUCILLE KUEHN I INCUMBENT . KUEHN FOR COUNCIL. 521 AVOCADO, CORONA DEL MAR, CA 92625 TOM CASEY. CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN Paid Political Advertisement Wood 's 6l·foot sloop So r cery from the Califom1a Yacht Club, winner or the 1974 race. Others with firm entries are Willard Bell's Papworth·SO, Westward, Los Angeles Yacht Club: Robert O'Brien's 57-foot Splrit. California Yacht Club, Robert Gosnell 's 49·foot Tula, F"or Newport Beach City Cou.ncil Honolulu; Jim Der.- n in g's Cal·40 Monteomery Street, San Francisco, and Nell Kelly's 36-foot Celebra- tion. home port not listed. CotUCal M'ftlClier lnc,.ulfll c-wlltl cl'laftc:e Of l'*'"1"1 lon19M C'leMlng S.t-y. 01'511 Wlnda el limes. Hloflt s.llH'· .,.., "· Coe11a1 1-••tur" Wiii ,...._ bet-en St and U . Inland lam-peraturH wUI ranoa ._n SI 9lld ... Tiie --...,..,. ...... Wiii .,. "· S~lffoote,Ttde• P'•UD&Y Se<ond 1-1'SSP.m. O.J Se<-111111 t:O.p.m .U Flrsl- Flrst hloll S«--~-lllgll IATVaD&Y ,,,. . "'· ... t .C1 •·"' •.S , Hp"' 0.7 •.au m. , ' SU DAY Pd. Poltical Adv. THOSE WHO CARE VOTE FOR ~ · Evelyn Hart A CANDIDATE COMMITTED TO WORK FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY Evelyn's expeJ"iences lnclude- ~ Vice Oialrman Parka. Bacha and Recreation Comma.ion Co-Chairman of the Citizens Advl•ory Committee Newport-Mesa School District 'I' Board of Dlrectore. Newport Height• Community A880Cladon ~ Orange Co.mty Girl Scouts of America Harbor HJgh PT A. Newport Hetghta PT A March of Dime•. and planning for the uea bkyde trati. .ystem. CJ Evelyn Hart Is committed to work for a residential community which is a Joyful place In which to live and raise children.a community of charm, open space and qua I lty I Mng. THE ANSWERS TO ALL l'ROBLhfS FACING THIS CONNVNITY - tro/Jk conge1tlon. pha1ed dt~lopment, Jutun o~nootlon. rtcreatlonal OPPor· tunltl~•. adequate parking, airport expan1lon • ltlVST BE RESOLVED WITH THE FIRST CONSIDERATION, THE IMPACT ON THE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY. Eway ttgt.t~rl!d uoter mo.v vote for one condldfore ·• In eac:b o/ tM four Council DI.trier.. VOTE FOR EVEL VN HART.,. DISnUCT THREE. IS OUR CA•DllAIE Many of us have different ideas on city issues, but we ALL agree on. DO• STRAUSS Mr and Mrs. Lad11low Reday carol Ann Rhoades Mr and Mrs Jay L Reed Mrs. Kenneth L Reeume Mr and Mrs 0 W. Richard Jerry Richerds Jim and Bobbi Rlddl• Frank Robinson Frances Robinson Pat Rollins Mr and Mrs Burton Romberger Joe end .Mly Roeenet' Mr. and Mrs Robert Rosenast Or. and Mrs. Mathew Rosa Al Rowland Raymond R Rosso JeanK.R~ Tom Roaenaat Charles "Tag" Rottiaermel Donna Rowland Ernest Saftig Mvrna Saftig Bob and 0'9rl1 Scott Gay and Walter Scott Ptl1llp L. Schlegel, D.O.S Dons Schreiber Ed Schre1bef Hall and Melinda Seely John W. Shea Robert L Short Winnie A. Short Marforle A. Shea M argot Skilling JtJdy Shelton Nancy Skinner John Skinner, M. O Jim Shelton Donald E Smallwood Forrest Stewert Molly Smith Susan Stewert Haviland v. Smith Frances F. Smith Walker Smith, Jr Mr. and Mra. Joe Sims Gertru~ and Ken Snotce Ronald E. Soderling Dr and Mrs. Macivn B. So"*S Lee A. Solomon Lalle So1om0n- Tom Sparrow Marilou Sparrow W. Lee Spencer Ann L. Spencer 8111 and Bobbie Stabler Timothy L Strader Pat Strang Helen M. Stolrow Duncan SttaJSa Steven A Strauss Judith E. Strause Or and Mfs. Paul M Sutton Mr and Mrs Richard B SWMl Harold Thomas Martha Lou Thomas Wilham J. Tieman Donald M. Tippett Eleanor R Tippen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Talmage Dr Joseph L T<>mc:hak • Elizabeth A. Tomehak Wllllam P. Troxler Evelyn C Troxler Don and Jean Ulander Nan Van Lingen Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Voegelln Gordon N. Wagner Peggy M. Wagner Mr. and Mra. Ray Watlon Or. and Mrs. Jlmea Watt Wiiiiam C. Warmington · Jean and Bill Wegener Don and P8g Wella ~ Britt C. Westover Harry and Kitty w..tover Mr. and Mta. Rat~ Whitford Laurence E. Wright Ruth S Wright Claire Wetdemler. M.O. Betty Young ... Ina Yank Snan Wh1Hord ELECT -ALDA. SllAISS . HllttE. OUR COUNCIL NEEDS A HART NEWPORT CITY COUNCIL AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE .. CommlttM to EJtct ~ Hert • .Ant Turner, T,._ .:SS lnltne A•, Newport BMcft, CA t2teO . . I AT VOUA SERVICE I RELIGION ToR Lutheran to Resign ~~Sets ~ . S1gnops r I I Dr. Robert Manludl'a Deciaion Surpriaea . . More than 200 clay and evenln1 olae·week I courses will beghl the week of April 171at Orao1e Coast College in Cotta Mesa. { . ~i I ·'tba.nb fot the cost4~vinc raise, but the dinner date with you ls out. l don't c.ll that living." "Got a problem' Then wnte tu Pol Dunn. Pal will tut red tape, gett1ng the. answers and action you need to &Oltlt' mequatte& 1n government and bt.wness. Mall flt1ur q~stums to Pat Dunn, At Your Stnnce. Orange Coast Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mesa . CA P2626. As many 11.'lters as pos!>ible will be ull8Wered, kt phone.ct anquines or Letters not 1ncludlng the Ttader'a full namr. address. and business hours' phone number cannot becon.swered. Thiscolumna~arsdat· fyerceptSalurdays •· El.ft!tri~ /tlotD~r Danger• Told DEAR PAT I bought a used electric lawn mowt'r at a garage sale. but I'm not sure bow it :.hould be run. Is 1l safer to mow toward the power ~ource or away from 1t" O W., Fountain Valley Underwriters Laboratories (UL>, a nalionally ~cognlzed DOD·pront safety &esUng lab~ says start mowing the grass nearest tbe electrical outlet and movt' outward. Be careful not t.o rua over the cord o.r entangle I& lo the blades. By GEORGE W. COit.NELL ,.,....,,_.,.. NEW YORK -Ri&hl when things were look- Jn1 up Jn his church and rwmln1 smoothly, the Rev. Dr. Robert J. Marshall la stepping aside u head of the naUon '• largest Lutheran denomina- tion, a Poll lbat made blm a key ftgure on lbe American and lntemaUonal religious scenes. "My Job'a been done," be says after 10 yea.rs in it. "It's Ume ror someone etae to take over.•• • UIS DEQSJON NOT TO continue as president of the 3.1 mUlion-Member Lutheran Church in Am crlca evoked surprise, regrets and puulement through eccleslutlcal olflcea in this country aod abroad. "Is this an Aprll fool's joke?" asked a lrans·Allantic telephone inquirer from the Lutheran World Federation in Geneva. Switzerland, when it got word of Manball's decision. Although pulling out of high-pressure top jobs seems lo MAUMALL be m season these days, from congressmen to col- lege presidents. disenchanted with anti- insllluttonal hostility, that bind didn't seem lo apply dlrectly to Marshall. ''I LOOKED OUT OVER what was going on in the church and thines seemed pretty good," he says. "Most of my particular efforts have been al- tamed or are reaching maturity." He says s uch a pe riod of promise and equilibrium seemed right for choosing a new leader and setting new goals. However, he conceded in a brief interview that he'll appreciate an easing of the strains of office. "It'll be enjoyable for a change not to have the main responsibility." MARSHALL, 59, A KEENLY efficient, de· cisive man, steeped in theological scholarship as· well as managerial skills, has virtually lived out of a suitcase In recent years, carrying out tasks in ecumenical a!faJrs involving most of the world's Christians. He holds major posts m the World Council of Churches and the National CoWlcil of Churches the cooperative bodies of Protestant and Orthodo~ denominations, and has been a leader ill closer hnks with Roman Catholicism in this country Rent.-cut Pact,s See n By Jarvis and abroad, where he baa met with Pope Paul VJ ln a new job be'• takin1 t.hia fall u aec0od- raokin& executive of Lutheran World Ministries tbe U.S. arm of the Lutheran World Federation' he'll continue active in alobal inler·Lutheran af: fairs. But be observed "I'll be glad to have a secondary A!tpooaibUity for a while." MA11811ALL BAS BROUGlll' BIS denomina- Uon tbrou&h some rough readjustments, includina a business·style restructurin1 or its organlzallqn institutina of new priorities on teaching the faith and evan~ellsm, adoption of a new worship book and bulldi.ng long-range planninc and financial support that bad put the church on a stable healthy footin1. ' Open re1lat.ration, conducted on a first· come, flnt-served bast., runs April 10-22. Persona may sign up Monday through 1buraday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday fr'lm 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and on Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon in the OCC Admlssions and Records Building. Class schedules are available, free of charge, in ~ OCC Ad- missiom Office. NEED A LAWYER? Low&.egal, .. •Divorce • Bankruptcv .. CrlmlNI • Wllls-ProlNlte • I ncorporatlon * AccJdent-lnjury •Eviction • CollectJons It's a "base for facing new challenges" and a "lime of opportunity when the church can beneftt from the fresh energies or new le~dersbip " be said, ln a letter to _church executives sa~1 be won .t s~k. re-election as president at the de· nominations July 12-19 convention in Chicago. Paid Political Advef'tlMmet\t Marshall, a former pastor, seminary pro-ELECT BILL ESCH fessor, head of Muhlenberg Colleg•.:'s religion de· . Von partment and past bead of his denomination's 11-CITY COUNCIL • linois Synod, became the church's president in Paid for by the Commttt• to ·' 1968, boosted for the job by his long-time pre· Elect 8111 von Esch decu~,the la~~~D:r~.~~~~~~· ~O~u~k~~~·~~~~~~~t ~1o~~~·~·~~~~~~~·~N~e~w~~~rt~B~e~~~~~~~l HBMarine.111111111111111111. • Paid Polltlcal Advertisement II r __ _i_·-•--• FORlUER POLICE CHIEF J D I GLAVAS, BI LL VOIT AND • ~ • GORDON WEST ARE VOTING APRIL 11th FOR : Marine 2nd Lt. David • H. Shutt, son or Mr. and • MJCffAfl ( GERING 00 • Mrs. Richard A. Shull of • • 8821 Arcel Circle, Hunt-For Newport Council • ington Beach, was . graduated from The • BECAUSE :\UKE BELIEVES IN THE HIGHEST QUALITY • Basic School at Quan-LAW ENFORCEtUENT FOR NEWPORT BEACH. • Uco, Va. • It is designed lo pre· • PLEASE JOIN THEM • pare newly -• commissioned officers • Michael c. Gering for City Council Committee for assi'!lment to the 270 Newport Center Drive Newport e h C.llf I • :~~:~~;:~uate l.igl.GinlTiiii ••• ;i.~;~"°m.11 UL offered this advice about operating ridlnl and walking power mowers on an incline. Rid.in& ~ower~ should be used In an up·aad-down motion lo prevent tipping. Walking mowers should be rulr )lcross the incline so if the user falls bJa root won't :get caught under the mower. If the incllne ls steep, ~other Pf'rson positioned upbUI should bold the 1Jlower in place using a rope. rlood ult Re•toratlon Tip• DEAR PAT Do you know of a good reference book tbat dc!>cribt•s how lo restore old tapes and lllms'> I've looked, but can't find any useful in· ormalion. RIVERSIDE <AP) Howard Jarvis says he expects to have a signed agreement from eight apartment owners' as· soc1allons lo cut rents and freeze them for two years 1f the Jarvis pro- perty tax initiative passes Drapery SPectacular! . priced iust right for spring '1'11-do·it-myself' decorators! . imagine a pair of sleek antique satins for the living room, open weaves that dazzle the den . lighthearted florals to brighten the bedroom .. all at our special low, low prices! . the most popular sizes, pinch-pleated in the classic manner and ready-to·hang ... sltght 1rregulant1es make the savings possible' New! Deep-Tone Gold or Poppy! f amous--Maker Sheet Ensemb1es • sd1d .Mf\WhOni1 • • r 'i' t r'N"v "ndwarm go•d sohd sheet• to nu .. <lol 1111,.f(t'I W!lh )'Ollr fl VOfl19 QrMil\,.. ~ttt'tf'.Jt'huth .. 'f" onthetro111tn• .. '"tv ,, .s ~ >.11"'.t t: f"'ld•na ot P0')6fster •no ttlOf l"iil rl"' .. ~, ,,f"f'd\ l((W'tint tnachtne W.t~'°'P\ ••1h .Om1ri1bte uw.t •II• • "°"' tfl~ble whtle Ille Pt•C.> ~· bttCllll J W., Costa Mes a • Try to locate a copy or "The Corning Flood: )1useum Under Waler" at your Ubrary or favorite ~kit.ore. This volume Includes ttthniqaes for re- palrlng, hrokt'n glass objects and restoring books, illdes and photographs as well as tapes and films. Jn June 1972, the Corning Museum of Glass was flooded. Museum ofridals, terming the damage :•catastrophic," began four years of restoration . work, tbe results of which have been compiled in ibis book. The publication was supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Art& ,in Wasbingt.on. ;canned M illa Not the Sa..e DEAR PAT. What is the difference, if any, between evaporated milk and sweetened con- densed milk. H.P., Costa Mesa Evaporated milk contalm whole milk which la .. eoncentrated by removing part of the water. It la • bomogenbed, Sf'aled In a container and heated to • prevent spoilage. ll bas at leut 7.5 percent mllklat : and %5.5 percent total milk solids, with vitamin D ·added. Sweeteoed condensed milk also ls made : with whole milk concentrated by water removal : bat sagar ls added to help preserve It. It bu at ~least 8.5 percent mUklat and Z8 percent total mUll 1 •solids. Tbla lnformalion comes from Joseph A. Rabla, chlef of the standardlzatloa branch of the • Agrlculwral MarlleUn& Service's dairy division. l i Bmtus Book B ring DeH1'ered , ~ DEAR PAT· Late last s ummer Moneyswortb •magazine advertised a book bonus as an incentive for sending payment with a subscription order. I sent a check with my subscription, but still have • not received the book I requested. My letters of .complaint haven't done any good. I wouldn't have subscribed if it hadn't been for the book offer. G.S., Costa Mesa Moaeyswortb checked Us ~rds and agrees : tbat t.be book bonus was never sent t.o you. It will ·be malled Immediately, but no explanation waa ; ,tven for the delay or lack of attention t.o your let- • ters. Janis said that the rent cuts would be two or three times greater than the $38-a-year in- come tax credit that the Legislature proposes in its alternative to the Jarvis irut1ative The proposed agree- ment is "not signed, s ealed and delivered now. but I expect to have it in two weeks " Jarvis said. "I want to do all we can so tenants wi 11 get the benefit of property lax cuts." Jarvis admitted, however, that he bad no assurance apartment owners would live up to a rent·cut pact . Jarvis, who works as director of Apartment Association of Los Angeles Jnc , made his comments at a gather- ing to organize opposi- tion to Riverside's pro- posed Moc kingbird Canyon Regional Park and a new development planned for the Arlington Heights citrus green belt. Beach Shut LOS ANGELES CAP) -The City Council has voted to keep Royal Palms Beach in San Pedro closed during lhe night to discourage van· dallsm and other crimes at the recreational facilily popular wit h teen-agers. 4201 CAMPUS DRIVE lllVIMI TOWM CIMl'IR lACIOU ROW UCU MQM..W9 • .fllU.IM ruu..rMUIL f ·I SAT. 10.J VISION EYE CARE FOR YOU & YOUR FAMILY NORSSIOMA&. SIRYICI a 9UAUTY I LENSES: Glasa and Pl•tlc. Photo Sensitive cw tlnttd. Single vllion -, Bl Focal -Tr1Focal FRAMES: Hundred• of fral'M9 on dl1play Inducing o..lgner FratnM SUNGLA8SES; Plano and RX CONT ACTS: H.-d and Sott. MO iProenw.rr~IY fUASICAU. 133-2778 1 si..,. .............. ,.,_ ..... ,.. 11 .. c.8 & ........ '"-11.topr. s.tt..t •.•• ,,._ uuo .... H...ic ............... H,ff pr. ·A1~1X'1AM . pair 48 • • 84 pa•r 72" ~ 54 . ' 3.99 3.99 pair 48" x 54" 2.99 pair 72" x 84" 4.99 Pdlr 96" x 54. 5.99 pair96"'T84"6.99 paor 120"x84"7,9 9 paor 144" ll84"9 .99 ,.,,1>weu;.tor•lltd NCl'I 2.99 l~I\ sin 11.11 or Mltd Nell 3.99 queen,•zellatorllled udl 5.99 ~ t>p !!'IC RI! Of filled. ~tit 7 .99 .. 1~":b1d po 1 ..... uses. Pl" 2.99 lur\ftpd~"1!S ~r 3.99 yelet Satin mforters • lonQtng '°' 1119 lap of """'11 ...... COf'jllon• • Dollile Sltn~ kw fl""'9 • bowJ· tmOOCI\ *Cltlre Hl"'~wllll~slr\IN 1.0ftftl oolon SPfWlll 6 -_, •QUlfl"'CllO~f '-"YI 19.99 ~ .... ..,,29.99 .-..,..,. . . ' • ' POLITICS /OBITUARIES Ffidlf. Ap'll 7. t978 DAIL y PILOT A J J Approaela Lo Costo SELF STORAGE SANT:.g~BARA Holden Effort Fresh NOW OPEN 2910 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa (Behind T.:io a.11. South or BIMr) . J , . • I . <AP>-....... Tl, a Pltnd ceWst ror Bel1him'a Orebeatre NaUon'1o, New Yon'a. Metropolitan Or~ chutra a.ad tb• Loa Anaeles PlillharmOAic, dled Wednaday. -···· ALTA U>UIS4! llMCNAlllll, 11M 9f --1...,.,...,_.,.-~. ~..-fllH"-''lhMl''MK· Nlllr, A l'\'lc:e MllCllWllr ..... f/I 0-. .... c. Or c. lllllcNnl M9CH* .. ~-......... C.., S.. Kai-el ~le. CL.~ M. G#Mf of ~...,.,ca.; ---bf 11 9re114'c11ll•re11 •llct 10 1rut· .,_,,.....,_, Ylall11t.., .-.n1 r, "111 at II.• AM 18 t.• ,..M. M k_,. Mel1Mrjl, .. s.rtll llreM llVf.. oi.-1e, CL "-14 ..-vie-. Wiii be ..... ell S.twrert ... ti t. el '1 .• A.M. et Ille C ..... cll ef I... llllK't•ft•MI ,.,.,, L••n·OIJtn•elt. S'cev.,11 ~Gl-.cllrecW&. PLYN" 9'0SI!: EDMA f L YNH, ... '2, '"~ ... , ........ """"' '""'· c.a. ,.._ -· ... ~· •• "71 "' Cost• ... Me111erlel Hoapltel 9'1rvlvecl by -.eMr l!:dN SlriQMC, ._ br.cMn Ol#lfl ,l't'W' -Jelln ,,.,...., ell °' l4wllW19tOn teed\. C.. AIM> ........ .... lllY 14 1rltlliklllior.11 elW It .,.. .. . .,..,.,,..._, -E An FIJM If SIMI ,.._.,,, Ce altter Julle Melpln of .......,,on Ao~ win lie reclllcl et Pler<>e Bf'OI....,. Sml IM• ~uerv at 2...,_ °" 5wMlllv Aciorll t, 1'71 encl M-. OI Olrlallen eunel wlll lie U;lffr.._. Oft .......... Aortl 10. 1'11 11 tAM el SI Ao\9ry't lly ,.,. SH C.tllollc Otutth, Hunllflll!OI' eeec11. C. inter,.... wlll be 111 ,.,. o-ci ..,.._rel ~. Pierce llrot.,.n Sllllllla' MoniMrydlrecton. ~. MUKllG JAllllES ERNEST MEAKIN$, •99 "· ··~ °' Hunllft9COl'I 11 .. <ll, Cll ~·-ewey on Thundolr """" •. 1'71 Ill Hunllnf!Oft llee<ll Conveln cent ........ ~ 11'1' -n1eu In '--'" ..... ~lend. ,_., llO'I<" wlll ... ~I .. Oft T~ ... II II, lt11 •I 2"M et Pleru lrotlMr\ S1111111s· Mertuery Wllll ..... Roy Al< ... rd of IN Pint OWbtlln ~ ofll<l .. lft9. 1111"mer11 .... M •I weumlnsler Me111orl•I l'e rt Pier<• Broti..ra Sm1 .. ·--,c11recw. ~ DIWINTI• MAllllY L 0.WINTEllll. e tormer r• M ... I of L119UN Hlllt. C. P•u.cl -·" ... """" s. lf1I, Sowvi-"" -.... ........ O.'lllllftW' fl c.er-, 2 .. weM.n .... ~Merion - Jeck 1111-•· -....,..... - -• ,. ••• w Muriel ... COrh Coon ... of O<•mpo, Ce .• J Drolll•ra Ernest LlflOf'lll fll ........,.., Ge end 1.ewlt Ll"41ren of~ ,_., ..,..kn wtll 1111 ' on,.._., ~·I ·~""· 11:0IA.M:all~Vtew Chlul94, ,AlleCllN, C. wftll llllov. It_,_ llffklM'-" lnt.,,_I wlll .. '" .,........,, v ... ~. 11811 llr-ay ,..,_.,, firKton. 87 O.C. B\1STING8 Of ..... ,.. .... You bav• to live Stephen Holden. the Huot· lnrtoo BHcb Republican who ls ·~~lna bls party's nomination in the 35tb State .xnate Dia· trict. credit for some fr~ab campallJl approaches. For ex.ample, Holden. an insurance man and ronner elementary acbool truatee In Huntington Beach. ii laWlchlnl( a fund·raialna effort in which be ii ukina for $1 from each ol tho rouply 170,000 GOP voters in tbe36th Dialrict. HOLDEN SAYS HIS approach to campaign financina will give all the Republicans m the 36th a cbaoce to participate in the political process. And. if it works, be adds, it will e;ve him a means of gathering small donations of money from larae numbers of people rather than solicltin1 "larae sums of money from small numbers of people ... In addition, Holden's campaign includes a series of tennis round·robin events at various places throughout the 36th District, wbicb stretches from Seal Beach lo Oceanside THE TENNIS EVENTS are called Holden's ''Raucous Caucuses" and they are open to anybody who can play lt!nnis and, presumably. vote. They're probably more fun than coffee ldatthes. The next one is scheduled for April 16 at the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa. Reserva· tions can be made by calling Betty Holden, 536·7423, or Holden's Huntington Beach office, 963•5647. * * * IF YOU'D BATHER sing than play tennis, you can join Dennis Mangers, the incumbent Democrat in West Orange County's 73rd Assembly District, tonight at the Lindborg Racquet Club in Huntington Beach. Mangers, a tenor who has performed with the Long Beach Civic Light Opera, wi.11 sing. So will his campaign manager. Kalby'Bode. The festiviUes get under way at 7 .30 pm Donations of $5 per person ($2.50 for students and senior citW!mover62) will besought at the door . * * * NOLAN FRIZZELLE, who is seeking the Republican nomination in the 73rd Assembly Dis· trict, will be feted Saturday niabl at a reception ~t the home or Mr. and Mrs. John Gyorkes or Fountain Valley. Call848·2401 fordetaJls . • * * ANOTHE R R ECEPTION for Frazzelle is planned Tuesday night at the Seal Beach home or Mr. and Mn. Lowell Holb. Apin, call 848·~01 for details. *** GEN• ••c•.•= u , ,...149111 of THE ORANGE COUNTY Republican Central c.ae-..ca. .._..,.,.y .. _.1 Committee says it believes the U.S. should retain S, tt'I. Hcl t. _...._ by Ms --· ----------Mr & MR l:\llllM lllllc:ie, llrohn DM- ny -Scott, 1 tlsten Dtsl,.. encl ICtllly. petemel er..,.._flftts H- -... o.i ...... v ... 1 .... e, ca. -INMrNI .. ......,_ Allu M Perla et Lon9 a..dl, C.. -E. A. NOvelL of Metalrle, LA. Sitrirlcllt will be llelcl •I a'• ,..M. .. s.twc1e, ""'" 1, 1t11 "' Peclfk v ... ~ ""'"' 1"1«1Mf11l et Peclflc V-...,_!al P-. "9cltlc " .... ~_..,.,._ ICOtnfl.•• Wllt..IAM F. KoaHl.l:lt, rftl4'enl If $Mia ""' .....,..,,, Cel p-ew•y oe .,,_,., 6, ""-S.WVI,... 11¥ Illa wllo Jaaet I: KNiii•• ol S•nle Ar1• He'-'1S.4~~1(~of ~ 9Md\, Ca.. H-1(-ler, Jecll K ....... """ JOM ~ ell of 11110< ........... ..,.,., -... ,., ~~ ... N1-,M-el tllecft ........... ,._., 9"Vlc .. Wiii .... .., Oft Sec\anlly """ I, lt111 atloll~~wlltl llllev. "~ J. 8er'9 affklel ..... ,.,. ....... ,,. .... _,, FrlOlllh ,....., cell et e.11 9...,._Y ~on FrlclOV All"ll 1, ,,,. ,_ tJ -... ,. ,.,M. Dofte.. Ulftl ftlrt 1111 ...._.. le IN HMr1 Funct or A111er k .,. OI_.,,. AueclellOfl, nu 1:. ~. °'-· c.. 11e11 9toedwH ~ycllrec:totf. NOW PIANOS for Sale &Rent llllDD Ollll AID PllllO CEllTER COIOU DEL ID UM L c:-t ttwy. 644-1931 SMIJM. 'fV1'HIU..UMI WISTCUff CHAI'&. 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa • 646-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broac:tway Santa Ana• 5-47--4131 -Ptlic:E •OTHHS SMTMS-~ft' 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 .......... y CO&.OMIAL ""8AI HCNe 7801 Balsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PACIRC YllW ......omAL,Al:K Cemetery Mortuary Qlapel 3600 Pacific View Drive Newport, C8llfom1a 644-2700 MceottMIC• MOK'IUAIUIS Laguna Beach 494-9-415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IA.L.n.aaMROM NWAL HOMI Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 -.&.•OADWAY MOllTUAIY 110 Broadway Q."Jsta Mf*S& 642-9150 A AUJaTeness Workslwp Sclwtbded ''Pathways to Aware· ness Through Movement and Me ditation,·· a worqbop sponsored by Co aatltne Community College, will be present· ed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . April 22 at the Fountain Valley Recrea· Li o n an d Cu It u r a 1· Center. Lecturer Bettye Eisenberg will discuss discovering ways In · divldual creativity can be used. There la no char~e for the work.shop, which is open to the public. Further information may be obtained.by call· ing Coastline Communi- ty College at 963·0811, ext. 256. De aths P r obed SACRAMENTO CAP> -A bill requiring state investigations of patient deaths at m e ntal hospitals became law when Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. signed It. The bill is SB 23 by Sen. Alan Robbin.I, D-Van Nuys. I I I I I I I •...wPC)RT Giii THE llUNI' Of ORANGI OOUNTY AIRPORT HOISL WI MUST MAKI OU l1RONCHS1' CAA llOR NOISI CONTIOL AT 1HI UP-COMING VARIANCE HEARING." ·I Elect a counctlman who unde(itanda Impacts on the envtronment. BELEN I . SWATEK of Cost.a Mesa and Philip Niekum of Laeuna Hills are scheduled to speak Saturday at a "save the Panama Canal'' rally tn Colton. Mrs. Swatek is the first woman ever to com· mand au all·man post of the American Legion - General Douglas MacArthur Post 499 of Costa Mesa. Nieku.m ls a retired Navy rear admiral. *** TR CALIFORNIA Colle~ Republicans are conducting their annual convenUoo tb1a weekend at the Registry Hotel in Irvine. Scheduled to be the luncheon speaker Salur· day is U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn. *** U.S. REP. JlOBERT Badbam will be the prin· cipal speaker Saturday at a "Retiree Day" luncbeoo at Camp Pendleton . *** HOWARD JARVIS will be in Costa Mesa April 14 to discuss his controversial property ta"" measure -Proposition 13 on the Jlllle 6 statewide ballot -with members of the Republican As- sociates of Orange County . A cocktail reception is planned for 6 to 8 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza Hotel. The Republican Associates also plan to have an opponent of tbe proposed Jarvis-Gann Amend· menl on hand to rresenl that side of the picture . Exactly who it will be hasn't been announced yet. *. * DAVID L. BAKER, who lS trying to win back his old Second District seat on the Orange County Board or Supervisors, will address student govern· ment classes Monday at Huntington Beach's Marina High School ~ 0 D ~ 0 • •s « • 0 c• ·•• Storage 8peces From $12.~ Mo. Open Mon. ttwu Sat. From 10 to 6 •111111111111111111• • Paid Polltlcal Advertisement • • K EN SAMPSON, HARRY BABBITT AND BOB MILUM • ' • ARE VOTING APRIL 11th FOR: • I MICft~!tpo~:o!!llNG 00 = • B ECAUSE M IKE WANTS TO KEEP NEWPORT'S • • BUDGET • BALANCED • • • PLEASE JOIN THEl\I • • Michael C. Gering for Citv Council Committee .I 1. 270 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, California 92660 Hugh Grant, Treasurer 111•1111111111111 Office Furniture Collection: o· ••·' . 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( noc lnCluded or optional N:. .i.-i• 59.99 • M; adapter 4.99 f or , ... 17, 1111 CALIFORNIA LA Harbor Becomes 'Gas Station of Pacific' J tAPI -1k ~u • ptpclioe turned Loa AD.tel a p~r'& bar1a.m ler, crut na a batl.101 ot larae 111 waiUna to take -s. vanta ot I.ow pnca oo bunker !Uef •utbortti• say. .. lt'1 ooe ol lbou supply and d mud t.bLDp," llobil Corp. IJ>Oke1man Edward Fulham AJS. ''Tber'e ls such a demand far aUoU.De lbd diesel fuel tbal ftr rcfl.nen to meet thi1 demand lbey are productn11 a 1urplus ot bunker fuel ," a u •f1n e r > byproduct frequently us~d to power large 1hlN to tnlerna tional wa&en. BABJIOa OFFICIALS FROM Loa Ao,eles and Lona Beach and dll company representatives sald ships are swin1ln1 100 miles or more off course and then waltinc a day or more to refoel at Los Anaeles, where pricH are cheaper than the trad1honaJ refueling points in J.tpan and Panama. They said a surplus of "heavy· end" fuel from the pipeline has caused the price of bunker oU to drop from about $14 per barrel last (all to S8 a barrel. Smee large ships need up to 1.25 million gallana of fuel, the saving of 12 to 15 cents per gallon over Japanese or Panamanian prices can amount to $150,000 -worth the delay to refuel ''THE DEMAND IS lncredi· ble," said Kristi Knapp, traffic supervisor ol Pacific Towboat and Salvap Co. in Lone Beach. "I sald more 'ooa• lul week than oorm.Ily I would. 1 was gettlng more requesta to refuel boats than t could bandle. • · Fulham aald tbe lower prices on bunker (uel wlll have no ef. feet on ga.aollne or diesel fuel prices. "Los Anaeles·Lonc Beaeb bas become the most important bunkering port lo the Western ~mllpbere,'' said E .W. l'!ock1tn, assistant general manaaer at Los Angelea Harbor. . •you MIGHT SA y Los Angeles baa become tbe 1as sta- tion of the Pacitlc," said JQ Phunmer, general mana1er ot UniLed Towing Co .• the harbor's main bunkering operator. "We've eol a 1ltuatlon where the supply exceeds the demand so the price bad to COID6 do•n. '' Fulham said Nbrlh Slope crude oil trocn >Jaslta is of higher quality than the California tnd Peralall G\ltf oil which was the roala s~ple of Loa Angeles refineries before the pipeline. THE FAMILY CIRCUS. By Bil Keane Phoning Via1V Readied Paid Political Advertisement ''This con burn things when the sun is out. Tho~'s why it's called a mognifrying glass." Chips Gone Blackjack to Blackwp SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Televised telephone conferences and meeb.ngs will soon be available between San Francisco and Los Ansel es. The Califonua Public Utilities Commission gave provisional ap- proval to Pacific Telephone's "See·While- You·Talk" service. THE SERVICE will allow picturephooe sessions between tbe two cities at a cost of $.1.50 per minute or $210 per hour. • A similar service already is available through the Bell System on six interstate routes Hoking San Francisco, New York, Washington and Chicago at a cosl of THE HUMMEL FAMILY COMMITTEE CARROLL BEEK 'NANCY SKINNER HELEN WEISS DICK CLUCAS BOB MILLAR MARGOT SKILLING JEAN WEGENER DAN EMORY SUE FICKER BILL AGEE TOM HOUSTON HELEN McLAUGHLIN / VOTE FORA MEY IEGIMMIMG PAUL HUMMEL - Wiii work to preserve Newpc;>rts best assets -clean air, . a better Bay, and. open space. Wiii llsten to the people he represents. Wiii control growth & high density • Won't change his tune after he's elected. CAL McLAUGHLIN ELAINE LINHOFF JEAN WATT Contnbuted by )'OCJI' Manual Atta "ENSIGN CLUB FRIENOS" VOTE APRIL 11 NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL ~'AUL HUMMEi. RENO, Nev. (AP) -Some Reno hotel customers soon will be parking their cars on more than half a million dollars worth of gaming chips. $2.~ to $6.50 per hour. Peu1 H\lmmet uec:t1onCM1Wn1n..tMP1ntAw •• c.-..i Mer.Jee11w-. c_..... ~'"""' THE PUC said other ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ More than 37,500 obsolete chips, ranging in value from 10 cents to $100, were dumped into the foundation of a 1,000-car parking garage under construction. "We've been waiting for the opportunity lo dis- \)Ose or these chips for a long time," said Mert .Smith, vice president and general manager of Harrah's Reno. 3 Coast Students Make Semifinals Three Orange students have been named semifinel winnerl in Bank O(Amsica'a California community college awards program. Semiflnalists are eligible to compete for four $2,000 first place awards in the Southern California finals April 26. Students receiving awards were Vivian Vellanueva, Irvine; Susan Wolcott, South Laguna; and Sandra Gillespie, Fountain Valley. Ax Slayer· E·xecoted VIENNA, Austria (AP) -A Hungarian was executed m Budapest for the ax murder last sum- mer of his wife and 3-year-old child, the Hungarian news agency MTI said. The execution of Andreas Fueller, 37, followed a rejection by the presidential council of a petition for mercy. Most civilian executions in Hungary are by hanging. cities may be added in California as the de- mand for the service becomes economically feaslble. "This program should begin to get us off the dime in replacing ex- pensive travel with cheaper communic a · tions," said PUC Presi- dent Robert Batinovich. ··u should go a long way m saving ene.rgy, lime and expense." 3"Studenl8 -Win Honors Three Orange Cbast s tudents atte nding P omona College have been elected to mem- bership in Phi Beta Kap- pa, nation;ll honorary scholastic society. 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We have the s.:m. to Ana aootlabound, norlh o/ Arte.W B~d. an acddent; '°5 llOUthbound at Roaecrans, lumber an the .._ number four laM; Riuerl&de eastbound opproachang ' Stale ColJevt a dilabled on the enter dttnder .. Tim II Bruce Wape, KFI &I the Skfl." For many of the estimated tbtte million Loe Angeles and OranJe County commuters. the melodious voice of flying traffic reporter Bruce Wayne bas become a welcome and familiar aound. From his aerial vantage point or 1,'°°"s:soo feet in the air, Wayne taltes the pulse of the two counties· approximately 650 miles of arterial freeways. He bas been dofng his traffic updates on the quarter hour for eight years-weekdays bet.ween 8:45 bd 9:45 a m. and 4 @d 6.45 p.m.-fOI' Los Angeles radion st.ation KFI. ' On u untypically clear but partly cloud) attAtrnoon retenUy Wayne and his blue.and· wbTte sinal&-enpne Ceaana Cltdinal j$k'6pared for take-olUrom Fullen.on Aiq>ort. • Olli"""' ........ ~ ...... "WE'VE GOT 31 to 40 miles of visibility to- day. wbi~ ia unusual." said Wa.yne, .taxlina the plan, oatO'tJ1e"1'9lway. ••n•a uauatly m~w·nve miles if you 're l\lcky. • Traffic reporter Bruce Wayne: ·1 always dreamed of having a job where I wasn't stuck with a long commute. Aa tbe plane cruised above the Santa Ana Fl'eeway toward Los An&eles, Wayne, wearing wire-nm sungJasses and a red sport shirt with rolle3-up sleeves, delivered another of his near· ly 35 dally reports. Below, the stream of cars was getting heavier with bomeward·bound motorists. "The Sant.a Ana is one of t.he very bad ones," said Wayne. "And the Newport Freeway hu been geWng progressively worse because of the new Industry in Irvine." As be talks, Wayne lialens to KFI through lus eaJ1>bones. (He must listen because he has to begin bis report as soon u be is announced over the air.) He also listens to the scanner on his instru· ment panel which monitors 10 different CHP dlsp· tchers. And while be can keep in touch W·'·' the newsroom wit.h a two-way radio. most ..r his traffic information comes from his aerial observations. "Some days I'll fly and see maybe five or six accidents myself and hear about 15 on the radio." he said. "Some days It may be the re- ~~ Luba E/ianoff: 7he bedroom is a frame for a woman's beauty Bomanee iB the ID. I It costs $311 for one queen-size sheet and two pillowcases, but Mrs. Elianoff believes they may become heirlooms. By MARCIA FORSBERG or • .,...,,......, . · Lubi Bll~ dealper ol dbUa~e hnens tor ~ lDd bad'!, recalls ~ old-fublmed at- titude tbat ~vailed lo thia country some years ago. She teila the story of tbe puritanical mother wbo s.bopl for her dauatiter's t.rcMmeau. The motber j)alnstakin1l1 helps select cr11tal ~ eoblota. ftDe china, candlesticb and fllUrin.-. But when it's time to oonstder bed linens, ... ~ mo&bn'1 votce be1ina to quiver and the ; aenoustv, Qulck11 recites, ''Twenty.four abeets, -4-M pWOW , six blankets, tM comtorten ~ ,. : · · ·The ''idea'' of•• bedroom wu bushed, but .. Luba EUanoU b.. always bad a dilfe,..nt : pbllosopbY. "I ~ ve1'7 E~." aaya 'tbe cbarm.tna. Llttian·bom womu. . .. want to put a Uttle bit ot ,,.anee in tbe 1 < bednoiDibftause tbat la where I feel the wom,an .. ~ ll at ber becliOom ii a hame for Jter • •4 beauty llDd Pll"'IOO · • " mis,aken for an elegantly embroidered sheet, but she explains t.he concept· "It's a model of \be 1ftnd ((>ward the unmade bed. You don't bav•·to work hard takin& ofl a heavy spread. It's for an easy, informal wa.y to live." She couples traditloftal deltps, such u a satin stitched garland of' roles, with up· to.date fabrics. The "shadow stripe" fabric ii 1 dacron and cotton com.bJnaUon; tbe embroidery ls • made of no.iron, mini-care cotton, and the bed llbena ate available ln either all cotton or 50 percent PolYester with 50 petteot cotton. •-rBEY ARE IUST as sturd;t u \hey are beau~" lbe admits. Mn. Elianoff's dealana rans• from abaoluteb femlnlne to taUorect to eontem- ))01'1"1. WWI open 'tf'Ofk e~ m•~DJ an ap. arance iloll& wiih detailed embl'OtCStrJ. Her l1ne allo lnclud a ba~ mat of Me FreQCh flencon lace from Calata. t •bower cur- tatn elon velvet and tci;,eb tn.mmtd wttb Bom tie aatin. Tbe towela iOok t0 dtlicai. - Wha to t.bem Wheft tbet ,_ wet? "lib 1 • IOOM •• u.e water com -o«;lt. .. tl.)'I Vn. Ellaootr. verse. The.re's no way of predict.ing." AS A FLYING traffic reporter, Wayne must know all the freeways and major crosa streets from t.he air and be able to spot t.hem lo the dark. He spent six weeks studying the freeway system before be got the job al KFI. "I used to lock myself in t.he den on weekends and study maps." He rarely bas to consult a map now. A native of New Hampshire, Wayne began his radio career there shorUy after hleb school. During tbe mid·1950s be spent three yean wtth the Armed Forces Radio Service. 1 He learned to fly on t.be GI Bill and, ln 1961 became the first flying traffic reporter ln Boston. At -44, be js considered t.he senior member of an excklsi'fe ~lb.at numbers on· ly about 50 lo the entire eo41bltry. When he began at KFI in 19'10 ftve Los Angeles radio stations had flying traffic re· porters. Now only KFI and KMPC ln Los <8eeWAYNE.PapB2> • r.• Tapestry Towels A painter draws from El Savador for designs on his colorful towels. By JUDITH OLSON Oftllto.ityf'li.elWf El Salvador bas never been known as an art capital or even afavorit.etourlstbaunt, but things are beginning to change in the tiny Central American country. The city of La Palma. in particular, is gain. ing recognition as an lnt.ernatiooal art center. thanks to the efforts of a dedicated paint.er. Fernando Llort. Llort, a native of El Salvador, bas established. an at.eller in La Palma to promote fine arts and native crafts, including seed paint- ing, embroidery and wood paintin1. and the fame of the studio ls spreadin& abroad. The atelier is doing more than brtneing rec- oenition to La Palma, Llort said durini an ln· terview in Newport Beach. "La Palma ls a very poor area. It was affected by the war with Hon- duras. "The people of La. Palma have started awakening themselves to a new way of life, a new ambiance, a better way of life, both materially and spiritually.·· There now are about 100 people involvedm the project, which ls called La Semllla de Dios, or The Seed of God. Llort, bimsell a painter of renown, I.a the creative director. Fernando Llort: Influenced by Mayan Culture and European art. His purpose for coming to Newport Beach was to introduce a new line of towels beanng his art work to Neiman·Marcus. The design waa done at the request of the Hllasal company, a towel maker in El Salvador. "This is tbe fU'St tl1:De a Salvador desian ts on their towels." Llortaald. The colorful art, reflecting the village llle in El Salvador, is one of two des1p.s IJort sub- mitted to the company. It ia b.ri&bt and geometric and reminiacent ol b1s oU paintlDp. M411y people wefe buytq the towels to .. as wall tapestries and Llort autoerapbed them for tbe purcbuers. Llort said be bad been painting an b1a lite but began to wort "serioosly" when he anived In La Palma eight. years ago. He first studled .art history in Europe and the U.S. for 3 yean and then began a pursuit of new tecbruques, representative of El Salvador. In bis atelier. "I have been eQertmentln& with grate), or cloth eniraved before paiDtln1." he said. "lly motifb~ been nature.•· Llort bas exhibited bis work m Europe and the U.S. and last year toured Germany wltb it. A portion of it soon wUJ be on dl.aplay at the <See TOWEL, Pa1e 81> - N .. -· i 4 12 .. • • ••• ( •• Ill) Ante aad &GIL in tbe Saa F.-nando Valley have tbem. ' 0 rrl A Pa&'ITY expeulve operation and tbe •mall staU.. Just doo't bave the bud&et," W ayoe egplalned. Reportlna tratnc conditions from the air. Wayne believ•, LI the only aecw-ate way to pro- vide lnfonnatloG to motorist.a. On many oc- cuiona be hu checked out CHP reporta be beard owr the radio acanner and diacovered in· accvaa.. Belnl in tbe air, be says, be baa complete mobility and acceaslbillty. Even [f be la fiytna over Welt to. Anples and there LI an accident on the ~tt Freeway, be can make a beeline there ln JO minutes. He then will report on bow far traffic la backed up and R81est alt.emative rout.ea. He views bis job u nqu.lrtng a combination of two tbinp: It t.Ues a tboroulb understaodin& of bolh f1ylna and the radio buainesa. .. When I'm on the air I'm primarly a newsman," be said. "I also fleure tbAt. secoti· dartly, I'm a penooality. People have fun lllteninl if 1 can find the lighter aide of traffic or thlnp to comment on." OP OOU&SE, DVRJNG the momiDt be 1eta help. That's when Lohman and .Barkley are oo the air. "They're sreat to work with," said Wayne. .. After eight years I know what kind of humor they're working for. I try to be a fi)'in1 atraipt man for them. "And you never know wbeD a bil bit la ao· inc to develop witb them." Aft.er takinl off from the airport several montba ago, Wayne learned that the top Upton tbe KFI antenna.in Fullerton bad aone out. "I thought maybe L and B would like to play around with that. I ulted if they bad any vo1unteers to put in a new Ugh\ bulb." The radio duo looked over its cast of "characters" and decided to volunteer W. Eva Schneider Baloney. Their reasoning: "After all, she's only a woman.'' "That was 1ood for a three-day bit," said Wayne with a laugh. "She cot lost and tbey sent up a rescue par1.y. •• As WAYNE NOSED hls plane over the four- Jevel intetthan1e in downtown Los Angeles, he was asked if be enjoys being abJe to sail over the often jammed rrttways below. He smiled: "When l was with the Armed Forces Radio in New York I used to have to commute one-a.nd-a-balf to two hours eacb way from New Jersey to Manhattan. ••• Linen (From Page 81) size matching blanket cover, $311 for one queen size sheet and two pillowcases. • The prices are justified, she beheves, because of the fine Quality.of the work and de- sign. "This is the reaaon whY, just as with anything, that if you buy the best lt comes out that it will be the cheapest in the long run," sbe ex pl ams. "l think in the years to come -I am very conceited -these wlll become heirloom pieces... Mrs. Elianoff says with a modest smlle. Indeed, many of her decorative linens have found their way to some of the world's best dressed bedrooms. baths, boudoirs and nurseries. SHE'S DONE THE rooms for the sister of the Shah of Iran for her palace, for the Sheik of Kuwait, the mansions of the powerful in Argen· Una and Venezuela and the layette of Sir Winston Churchill's first ereat-grandcblld. She recalls a thrilling order from TWA some ye.an ago when she was asked to design two sheet.a and four pillowcases for Pope Paul, so be would be able to slHp on a fllgbl from New York to Italy. "Saki Filth Avenue called mt and asked me to do it by that same afternoon and I couldn't. Then they aaid, 'Honey, lf you would know for whom! It's for Hla Emlneoce'.'' The white dealgn abe chose was em· broidered with a bamboo shoot ot three leaves, slpilYinl the Trtnlty. ••• Towels .(From Pap BU Organlzatioa ol American Slat.es Museum in Waabmgtoo, D.C. He alao has won top prizes during sbowin1s in South America and has exhibited at the Na- tional Gallery iD El Salvador. His creattvlty was inspired by his grand.mother, who painted, and be wu liven freedom to "pa.lot with everyt..b.ln1" u a child Llolt believes be aJso bas J>een lnlluenced' both by the Mayan culture and European artilta. '"l'bia art 1a between the both," be said, "and I use IOme reUatous 11mbo1s." He l1bs to travel because be th1nb "It's lmportant for people to know somethina about Salvador and La Palma." Llort ls exdted about his atelier because Jt ii brtlllin8 out hidden talent.a. •·Art bu helped diplty the people," he asserted. "They dtc!n 't know they bad t.b.1a ablllt¥. "We have dileovered a lot of Uterary and mute areu bot haven't deftloped thll yet," Llort added. "We don't have apace. But all tbil wtll be done. / "We have 1liore palnten now. I teacb them bow to paint.:'· Llort aald the p&intlnp be broupt to Ne-.,ort 8-eb reflect La Palma and b.la native COUAtr1 at tta best. "The birds, anllnall and Oowws .,. coJorf\11." be said "Tbe climate la blaUUf\11 wttb IOUftd. '' The area also 11 rtcb in lOCMI clay and the miler IOOD will beatD to pl'OCI~ ~ramits and ac\llptW'9. lJort aald be Wll newr tempted by bSI op. Portwlltt• to tlaJ IA Eu.rope or the \J. S. bee• ol b.lt deep diYOtloa to tbe people o1 h1a COilDUy. • ··Mi wbole Ill 11 dedlca.s to um project aAd mJ DlladQ,•• be URnid. ••1 rea1b' enJoy t.lda Rt.~1·wru.at 1 ara beinl at tbe Ml'Vlce ud ..,__.Mn, for IOmeaM. •• Umt. the Mil.ta~\ I added that ' ftaart Of. QuinO b1m to do 1rbat tie eilla •111fii lodAl ~ • .... tij t.o e&ka&a u.. peGiale lD Ille Dl'OitCl la plritual development, to at" lhtai a -.llKlC~:ISbltti.• ~ liDd tbe lplri#i8J. • "I always dreamed about bavtna a job where I wasn't stuck with a long cotnmute like that." Wayne, who ls married and hu two iJ'OWD children, leads an ideaJ Ule now. He lives lo the Sunny Hilla section of Fullertoo, a mere 10 minutes from the airport. About the only time be 1eta on the freeway lJ to drive to the radio station once a week to pick up bis mail. Although his split shltt mates for a lona day, be has fl ve hours in bet ween lo which be does chores around the house or piaya tennla. Despite spending nearly six hours lo the air each day, Wayne said boredom doea not 1et lo. Freeway conditions are never the same, he said, and he bas some favorite sites. "IT'S KIND OF fun to•fly over some ot the movie studios. And flyina over Dlaneylaod and Los Angeles Airport I~ fascinating. In 1eneral, you can see the iJ'Owlltbf the area." Althou1h he reports OD freeway now between Newport Beach to the south and Tanana to the north, be bu 10De as far away u Santa Barbara and Big Bear to cover m~r flf'eS . • • Anything that happens out of doors l aet to cover.·· be said, menUonlna the SLA abootout and the eneJ'iY crlais when lines to many au staUona sQ-etcbed back onto the freeway. "The most recent story I covered from the air wu Bubbles the hippo." He also remem~rs co·1ering lbe Sylmar earthquake. He was flylng toward the San Fernando Valley at 7 a.m. when be aaw a ball or flame and fires in the distance. "When I got up further I could see aome of the freeways bad Just disappeared.'· . DESPITE THE NUME&OUS awards be bas won for reportina, Wayne said the most re- warding moment of hla career occurred two years ago when be was pla.ying in a celebrity tennis tournament in Riverside. A woman and her dauehter rushed up to h1m and asked if he was the Bruce Wayne who used to do traffic reports 1q Boston. When ht. said be was, they threw their arms around him and ltWed him. They told him they bad beard ooe of his traffic reports or a bad accident in the hip speed lane or the freeway they were driving on. But the sun was in their eyes and they couldn't see ahead The rather, who was driv· Ing. swerved and mlssed crashing into the wreckage by only 7S'feet. "They told me I bad saved their lives with a traffic report," said Wayne. "It was a one in a million sboL" ( :=oroscope SA 11JlU>A Y, APRIL a By SYDNEY OM.ARR ) ARIES <Mar. 21 -Apr. 19): You collect, save, find that what had been kept for no specific reason could be collector's item. Cancer, Capricorn persons in picture. Slick with 2, 6 and 8. Count your change. Maintain sell-esteem, despite attempts by 9ome to denigrate your ef- forts. TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20): Cycle high - take initiative Personality sparkles. Judgment, intuition on target Be direet, independent and confident. You Mn friends, influence people - and a Leo could fall madly in love with you. GEMINI <May 21-June 20 ): Look beyond the immediate. By attending a class or lecture you elevate chances for success. Act according- ly. Temporary restrictlonlrovides opportunity for second emotJooal win . Cycle is such that you not ooly survive, you emerge victorious. CANCER <June 21-July 22): Accent on get· Ung what you want -and lea.mine what la cood for you. Yes, some abrupt chances occur. They're ne«SSary. Gain indicated through writ· ten word. Member of oPpoaite sex does care and provesiL LEO <July 23-Aue. 22): Emphasis on achievement, acceptin1 challenge or assign· ment. Important domestic adjustment or change on agenda. Taurus, Libra figure promlnenUy. One "in charge" makes coocasion. Be diplomatic, gracious. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Good lunar aspect coincides now wlth journey, openlne Unea of communication, apedal reading or educaUonal program. Pisces in picture. You leam what you ~ actually seetlne. You dis· cover, too, that beinC alone la not the same as being lonely. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Check basic pro- ced,res. Study tlme and motion. Make most of assets. Finances affecting partner or mate are spotlighted. Cancer, Capricorn figure prom· lnently -so does the number 8. Overall budget does bear scrutiny. U single, talk ot marrtaee could dominate. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent oo pubttc relations, legal maneuvers, commitment, murtap. One relationship or cycle may be finished -another ls off to excitlnl start. Aries, Libra figure in scenario. Do more Ustenlnc t.bao asserting. Someone lS sending you important, subtle aloal. SAGITl'AJUUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Jngblla:ht new w~ to finish tasks, get job done. One who shares your interests ls more than mildly "in· teretted" in )'OU. Stick with number 1. Create, Imprint penonality and style. Leo, Aquarius figure prominently. CAPUOORN C0e(. 22-Jao. 19): You dla· cover "mlasing link" when! creativity and love are concerned. One who cares saya so and you can aeoae it is true Cancer and another Caprtcom fitutt in plcture. Wbat bad been &oct will be re«>vered. ChUdren, chanie. travel and variet)' ftll out prodacUve. busy aeenda. AQUAalUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Stick to facta. You ha\'e right to know. Give full play to &intellectual curiosity. It rl8ht quest.Iona asked, an.wen· will be obtained. Accent on property. appraisal•, security, baslc tuuea, older lo· dlvldual who lends benpflt of expert~. PllCIS (hb. 19-Mar. 30): You'll pt sreeq U1bt to proceed "11th Ide•. trlp. Aqu1rtua, Scorpio lndlvtduala are in plctu~. RelatlYe could attempt to lovolve you in lad story that ioet tn clrdM. Be aympathetJc but vaJue your OWDUIDt-. ' ' { Arthur Court amid his minerals. In foreground is angel wmg calctte. Nautical Antiques 81 IUDITB OLSON o. .. o.u. ........... What man hasn't stood at the sea's edge and dreamed or foreign ports, the wind on hia race and the calJ of the unknown'> · Most people never get to run away to sea but they can pretend. And Arthur Court makes it easier with a series of nautical pieces worked into useful or decorative household objects. Court buys pieces from old ships which are being wrecked in Taiwan, the Pbllippines. Korea and Richmond, Calif., then makes them into lamps, desks, tables and mirrors. "They are 'toys' also." be said. The li11e Is featured at Neiman-Marcus stores and bas been a favorite department of Stanley Marcus, lbe founder's son. Court, whose headquarters i.s in San Fran· clsco. said he got into the refurbishing business when he saw the items being disposed of at a sbJpyard50m.lles from h1s fotmdry in Taiwan. He started buying them to fill up cootaloers of his cut aluminum ware and then reaJ.lJed what a bonanza be bad run across. His line is bought by men and for men. he said. "You know, fun and boys, men and games." One ol the most popular Items is semaphore lamp which be has converted into a table. "It ll· luminates your Ice cubes,·· he jokes. "You can ailo signal Your neigh hon with lt. • • Other favorites are foghorns which still work and a diver's beUows, which ooe man bought to call his children with. Portholes become mirrors, ship's wbffls become tables and brass nozzles serve as candlesticks. Some of the items are in veey poor condition wen be buys them, Court said. "Sometimes we have to take off 30 coats of paint. Once a ship bas been decommissioned It baa seen some service." Part or the fun of buyinc the nautical antiques ls the adventure or seeking them out a1' the shipyards, Court aaJd. It ls a business where timing ts importa.oL "You have to be there. You Japanese ship telegraph can miss out easily. l have missed by one day.·· Though be now bas representatives to buy for him in the key places, be lti1l enjoys attend- ing the sales lo such exotic places as Zam- ba wanga. The enjoyment also is expecting the unex peeled and being surprised by exotic treasure:.. Hla favorite so far, be said, is a bronze madon· na weigblng about 1,500 pounds which be bought from the Italian ship Palermo. "It was an oriemal sculpture,•• Court said "They said mass in front of IL" Many of the men who buy bl.a it.ems served in World War n and Court believes they are looking for a link to their pa.at. "Thia wu a bap· PY time," be said. Another reason for their popularity is that many of the pieces are made of brass. "Men like brass," Court explained. Do Your Own Paper! A•• L.aaden • t It when she 1a eUglble te collect. A great number of people lose out benefits to which lb are entitled simp because they are n aware of new la .Educate them. plea -M .J .8 ., IND PEN DENCE, MO. .. • • • • . _....._ -... . . ) fridlr, Ap-117, 1971 1Featuri As a flying traffic reporter, Bruce Wayne m11st know all the freeways and major cross streets from the air and He :tile to spot them in the dark: By DENNIS McLELLAN ................... "And tlOUl to CMck Southem Coli/omio traffic lwrt'• Bna ll'Cl1fl't.' "Ytah~Eric. We have the San'. ro Ano southbound, north of Artaia Boulevard an occident; 60S aouthbound or Roucrona lumber ~ IM lt~mber /wr lmw; R!Vef-llde eostbotaad opproochmg State CoU.ge o claabW<i on IM center divider .. ThU ii Bruce WQllnl, KFI in tlw Skt/.'' ' For many of the estimated three million Loi Angeles and OranJe County commuters, lbe melodious voice of flymg traffic reporter Bruce Wayne bas become a welcome and familiar sound. From his aerial vantage point of l,~3,500 feet in lbe air, Wayne takes the pulse of the two counties' approximately 650 miles of arterial freeways. He bas been doing bls traffic updates on lbe quarter bour for eJght years-weekdays between 6:45 "1d 9:45 a.m. and 4 and 6:45 p.m .-for Los Angeles radion station KFI. On an tmtypicaily clear but partly Cloud) afternoon l'ffeDUy Wayne and bis blue-and- wbf\e 1inal&-enllne CeSSlla Cll'dinaJ lhpared for tak~Urom FullertoA A.iq»ort. - ••WE'VE GOT 31 to 40 miles of visibility to· day, wbi~ i.s. UDUS\1-1," said W8¥Qe, t.axUn1 lbe pl~ ont9tbe"'l11bwar. "R'• usually m~w·nve miles lfyou'refucky.' ... , OMtt ........... ..,o.y....,_ Traffic reporter Bruce Wayne: 'I always dreamed of having a job where I wasn't stuck with a long commute . As the plane cruised above the Sanla Ana Freeway toward Los Angeles, Wayne, wearing wire-rim sunglasses and a red sport shirt with rolled-up sleeves, delivered another of hJa near· lY 35 daily reports. Below, the stream of cars was getting heavier wilb homeward-bound motorists. "Tbe Sanla Ana is one of the very bad ones," said Wayne. "And the Newport Freeway bu been geWng progressively worse because of lbe new industry in Irvine." As be t.alkl, Wayne listens to Kn through h1s earp.ones. <He must listen because be bas to begtil his report as soon as be is announced over the air.) He also listens to the scanner on hJs instru· ment panel which monitors 10 different CHP disp· tchers. And while he can keep in touch w~'o1 the newsroom with a two-way radio, most .. , his traffic information comes from bis aerial observations. "Some days I'll fly and see maybe five or six accidents myself and hear about 15 on lbe rad,lo," be said. "Some days it may lte the re- o.lly ............. "'u. P9y9t Luba Elianoff: 7he bedroom is a frame for a woman's beauty . Romanee in tlie I It costs $311 for one queen-size sheet and two pillowcases, but Mrs. Elianoff believes they may become heirlooms. mistaken for an elegantly embroidered sheet, but the explains lbe concept: "It's a model of 1rend toward lbe unmade bed. You don't ltavi ·to work hard taking off a heavy spread. It's for an easy, lnlormal way to live." She couples traditional desfCDs, 1uch u a satin sUtcbed garland ofro1e1, with up.to-date fabrics. The "shadow stripe" fabric la a dacron and cotton comblnaUon; the embroidery: la •made of oo-lron, mini-cant cotton, and Ute bed illWla are available in eitb& a1J cotton or 60 percent polyester with 60 perteirt eotton. 0 TDEY ARE J118T as iturd,y u tbey are t>eaut!fu.l." lbe adll)lb. Mn. Ellanoff'a desltna rana• from abeolutelJ feminine to tailored to eosatem· P.@raey, With open work e)'det makin1 an ap. pear a nee aloQg wtt.h dttallect embrold*Y. Her UM al.lo lneludia a bitb~mat. Of l'lie verse. There's no way of predictin&." AS A FLYING traffic reporter, Wayne must know all the freeways and major cross streets from the air and be able to spot them in the dark. He spent six weeks studying lbe freeway system before he got the job at Kn. "I used to lock myself in the den on weekends and study maps." He rarely bas to consult a map oow. A native of New Hampshire, Wayne began his radio career lbere sborUy after high school. During the mid-19505 he spent three years ~lb lbe Armed Forces Radio Service. 1 He learned to fly on the GI Bill and, in 1961 became the first flying traffic reporter in Boston. At 44, be ls considered lbe senior member of an exclws ve group that numbers on- ly about 50 in the entire coOntry . Wben be began at KFI tn 1970 five Los Angeles radio slatioos bad flying traffic re- porters. Now only KFI and KMPC in Los <SeeWAYNE,PapB2> . .- Tapestry Towels A painter draws from El Savador for designs on his colorful towels. By roone OLSON Of .. Deity~..., El Salvador bas never been known as an art capital or even a favorite tourist haunt, but things are beginning to change in lbe tiny Central American country. The city of La Palma, in particular, is gain- ing recognition as an international art center, thanks to the efforts of a dedicated painter, Fernando IJort. Llort, a native of El Salvador, bas established an atelier in La Palma to promote fine arts and native crafts, including seed paint· mg, embroidery and wood painting, and lbe fame of the studio is spreadina abroad The atelier ls doing more than briniing rec- ognition to La Palma, Llort said durini an in· terview in Newport Beach. "La &alma is a very poor area. It was affected by the war with Hon· duras. "The people of La. Palma have started awakening themselves tb a new way of life, a new ambiance, a better way of Ule, both materially and spiritually.·· There now are about lOOpeopleinvolvechnthe project, which is called La Semllla de Dios, or The Seed of God. Llort, himself a painter ol renown, is the creatl ve director. Femsndo Llort: Influenced by Mayan Culture and European art. / His purpose for coming to Newport Beach was to introduce a new line of towel.a bearing bis art work to Neiman·Marcus. The design was done at the request of the Hllasal company, a towel maker in El Salvador. "This is the first tible • Salvador design is on their towels," Llortsald. The colorful art, reflecting the village file in El Salvador, is one of two desips Llort sub- mitted to the company. It is b.riibt and geometric and reminilcent of bis oU paintings. M w people were buying the towels to use as wall tapestries and Llort autoerapbed them for the purchasers. Llort said be had been painting an his life but began to work "serioaslY" when he anived in La Palma eight years ago. He first studied art history in Europe and the U.S. for 3 yean and tben began a pursuit of new tecluuques, representative of El Salvador. in bis ateller. "I have been esperimentiq with grate!, or cloth engraved before painting.'' be said. ..My motif h~ been nature." Llort has exhibited his work in Europe and the U .$. and last year toured Germany with it. A. portion of it soon will be on display at the (See TOWEL, Page 82) ••• ·(..._ ..... I) mn.. In &bl Su hrnando Valley ••rra A r&S'ITY U'peDltw e>peratloo and tbe •mall ltAltkm Jl.&Sl cloa't bav• tbe budpt," Wa,oeuplehwcl Reportliq tl'atnc cocd.ltioos h'om tbe air. W *YM belien9. ii the only aceurat. way to pro- vide lnfcrmadoo to motorists. On many oc· euiom be U. cMcted out CHP reports be beard Oftr tbe ndio aeanner and ~vered in· aec:ur.cles. Beiq 1n the a1r, be aa71, be baa com_plete mob1Uly mid aetealbOlly. Even lf be LI Oyint over Welt Loe Aqeles and there la an accldont on the Newport ,..._way, be can make a beeline there In JO minuta. He tMa will report on bow rar traffic la backed up and..,,... alternative routes. He views bla Job as requiring a combination or two thlnp: It takes a tborou&b undersla.Ddlni of bolb flyiq and'the radio bulilM'M. "When I'm on lbe alt I'm prlmarly a newsman," be aaid. ''I also fil\U'9 that, aecon- darily, I'm a peraonalltf. People have fun l1atentn1 ll I can find the Upter aide. of traffic or thlnp to comment oo." OF OOUUE, IKJlllNG the momin1 be 1et.s help. 1'bat 's wbm Ldhmao and Barkley an on the air. '''They're s:reat to work with," aaid Wayne. "After eilht years I know what kind of bwnor they're working for. I try t.o be a fiytna atrai&bt man lor tbem. ··And you never know when a bil bit la &<>- iDI t.o develop with them." After taking off from the airport several months aio. Wayne learned that the t.op liaht oo lbe KF1 antenna.in Fullerton bad gone out. "I thought maybe L and B would like to play around with that. I asked if they bad any volunteers t.o put in a new Ugh\ bulb.'' Tbe radio duo looked over lt.s cast of "characters" and decided t.o volunteer W. Eva Sc icier Baloney. Their reasoolng: "After all, she a woman." " was tood for a three-day blt," said Wayne wi a laup. "She sot lost and tbey sent up a res<: AS WA E NOSED h1a plane over the four- level interchange in downtown Los Angeles, be was asked if he enjoys being able to sail over the often jammed freeways bek>w. He smiled: "When I was with the Armed Forces Radio ln New York I used to have t.o commute one-and-a-half t.o two hours each way from New Jersey t.o Manhattan. ••• Linen <From Page BJ) size matching blanket cover, $311 for one queen size sheet and two pillowcases. The prices are justified, she believes, because of the fine qUJllity ol tbe work and de- sign. ''This is the reason why, just as with anything, that il you buy ~ best it comes out that it will be the cheapest 1D the long run," she explains. , 1 "I think in the years to come -I am very conceited -these will become heirloom pieces." Mrs. Elianof! s ays with a modest smile. Indeed, many of her decorative linens have found their way to some of the world's best· dressed bedrooms, baths, boudoirs a nd nurseries. SHE'S DONE THE rooms for the sister of the Shah of Iran for her palace, for the Sheik of Kuwait, the mansions of the powerful in Argen- tina and Venezuela and the layette of Sir Winston Churchill's first great~grandcbild. She recalls a thrilling order from TWA aome yea.rs ago when she was asked to design two sbeeta and four pillowcases for Pope Paul, so be would be able t.o sleep on a flight from New York t.o Italy. "Saka Fifth A venue called mt and asked me to do " by that same afternoon and I couldn't. Then they said, 'Honey, if you would know ror whom! lt'• for His Eminence' ... Tbe white design she chose was em· broidered with a bamboo shoot ol lbree leaves, sipifytna the Trinity. ••• Towels (From Pap BU Or&aniutioa of American Stat.es Museum in Wuhmatoo, D.C. He a.llO has won t.op prizes during showings in Soutb America and haa exhibited at the Na· tiooaJ Gallery in El Salvador. His creativity waa inspired by his grandmother, who painted, and be wu given freedom to "paint with everytbln1" u a child. Llort believes be also bas been iD!luenced' both by the Mayan culture and European artists. "Thia art la between tbe both," be said. "and I use IOIDe rell&lous s1mbola." He lites t.o travel because be think.a "It's important for people t.o mow sometbi.n& about Salvador and La Palma." Llort la eaclted about bis atelier because it ii bri.ll8ln8 out hiddeD t.alenta. ··A.rt bu helped dignl!J the people," be auerted .• "Ibey d.lcJn't lmow t.bey b8d th.la ability. . "We have di.feovered a lot of literary and music anu bat haven't deft1oped UU. yet," LJort added. "Wt don't have space. But all thla will be done. ·•we have mon painters now. I teach them bow to pe1at." Llort aald the paJntlnp be broutbt to Newport ~ nflect La Palma and bis native cowatey al lta bellt. "The tUds, an.lmall and no ...... CQbful, .. be laid. "Tbe climate la biauWul wttb IOUftd ... Tbe area alto is rtcb in aood clay and the atelier IOOD wU1 bel1D t.o produee ceramics and IC\llpture. Llort uld be wu never tempted by bll op-Pol'hmtdel to stay in Europe or the \J. S. beCAUle " b1I deep deYOt.IOG to tbt people ol bla CC*D~. .. ··117 wtlole lite ll dedtcat.d to WI projeet and m'J ~. '' be Ulerted. ••1 na11J ea.Joy w. ..on. t feiJ uw I am belni at tbe ler'Ylce &Dd dolDI 10C1MHt•111 roe-1101Dn'9 ... Uort. Ult Mlt-tautit~. added tbat '"tbe ,.,.. of OUilt'' lu b1m to dD net be calla '1* tOdal WOrk. ''We tr1to.._..the1*P1e ID CM orot lD 1p1ritu1 deftlopmeat, to 1(• them a Ula~ WRm l.DOMJ ud the IJIUI • "I always dreamed about havtna a Job where l wun't stuck with a lona commute like that." Wayne, wbo LI man1ed and bu two grown children, leads an ideal Uft now. He lives lo the Sunny Hills 1ectlon of Fullertoo, a mere 10 minutes hom the airport. About the only Ume he aet.a oo the freeway ls t.o drive to the radio station once a week t.o plck up h1a mall. Alt.bough h1a split shift matea for a Ions day, he baa five hours ln between 1n which bt doet chores around the bouae or pays teools. Despite spendln& nearly six houri ln the air each day, Wayne said boredom does not aet ln. Freeway conditions are never the aame, be said, and be bas some favorite sit.es. "IT'S KIND OF run t.o •fly over some of the movie studios. And flying over Disneyland and Los Angeles Airport is fascinating. ID aeoeral, you can aee the irowth of the area." Althouab he reports OD freeWJY now between Newport Beach lo the south jlnd Tanana t.o the north, be baa ione u far away u Santa Barbara and Big Bear to cover major fires. ''Anything that happens out of doon I set to cover,·' be aald, mentioniD1 the SI.A shootout and the enero criaia when lines t.o many 1u statlonJ su..tcbed back ont.o the freeway. "The moat recent story l covered from the air was Bubbles the hippo." He also remem!>en co·1erlng the Sylmar earthquake. He was flying toward the San Fernando Valley at 1 a .m . when be aaw a ball of flame and fU'el ln the distance. "When J got up further I could see some of the freeways bad just disappeared." DESPITE THE NUMEllOtJS awards be bu woo for reportin1, Wayne aaid the most re- warding moment of b.i5 career occurred two yean ago when be was playin& ill a celebrity tennia tournament in Riverside. A woman and her dauehter rushed up to him and asked if he waa the Bru~ Wayne who used to do traffic reports iq Bost.on. When bf. said be was. they threw their arms around him and k1aaed bim. They t.old him they bad heard ooe of b1a traffic reporU of a bad accident in the bi&h speed lane oC the freeway tbey were driving on. But the sun was in their eyes and they couldn't see ahead. The father, who was driv· log, swerved and missed crashinc into the wreckage by only 7S'feet. "They t.old me I bad saved their Uves with a traffic report," said Wayne. "It fias a one in a million shot." r ..... _==_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e _ __,) SATUllDA Y, APllO.. I By SYDNEY OMAU ARIES <Mar. 21·Apr. 19): You coiled, save, find that what had been kept for no specific reason could be collector's item. Cancer, Capricorn persons in picture. Stick with 2, 6 and 8. Count your change. Maintain self-esteem, despite attempts by some to denigrate your ef· forts. TAURUS (Apr. 20·May 20): Cycle high - take initiative. Personality sparkles. Judgment, intuition on target. Be direct, independent and confident. You win friends, influence people - and a Leo could fall madly in love wilb you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ): Look beyond the immediate. By attending a class or lecture you elevate chances for success. Act according- ly . Temporary restrlction[rovides opportunity for second emotional win . Cycle la such tbat you not only survive, you emerge victorious. CAN<;EB (June 21-July 22): Accent OD get· Ung what you want -and learning what la good for you. Yes, some abrupt chaoses occur. They're necessary. Gain indicated th.rough writ- ten word. Member of opposite sex does care and proves it. LEO {July 23-Aug. 22): Empbaais OD achievement, acceptln1 challenge or aaaign- men t . Important domestic adjustment or change on agenda. Taurus, Libra figure prominenUy. One "in charge" makes concession. Be diplomatic, gracious. v1aoo <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Good lunar aspect coincides DOW witb Journey, opening llnea of communication, special reading or educational program. Pisces in picture. You learn what you ~ actually seeldnc. You dis· cover, loo, that bein& alone ls not tbe same as being lonely. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Clleclt bulc pro- cedures. Study time and motion. Make most of assets. Finances affecting partner or mate are spotlighted. Cancer, Capricorn figure prom- inently -so does tbe number 8. Overall budget does bear scrutiny. 1f sin&Je, talk ol marrtace could dominate. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on public relations. legal maneuvers, commitment, marrtap. One relaUombip or cycle may be finished ~ another is off t.o exciting start. Aries, Libra fliure 1n scenario. Do more Ustenin1 lbao asserttn1. Someone is sending you important, subtle slanal. SAGITrARJUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Hi&hllgbt new ways to ftnllb tasks, get job done. One who sharea 10'Jr interests is more than mlldiy "in· tereated .. in you. Stick witb number 1. Create, imprint personality and style. Leo, Aquariua figure prominently. CAPUOORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): You dis· cover "missing link'' where creativity and lov• are concerned. One wbo cares says ao and you can sense it is true. Cancer and another Capricorn fisure in picture. What bad been lost will be recovered. Children, change, travel and varletr nu out prodtacUve, busy agenda. AQ\1A.ltllJS <Jan. 20·Feb. 18>: Stick to f acta. You have right to know. Give full play to lnt.Uectual curlollty. If right questionl asked, anaweo will be obtained. Accent oa property, appraltals, aecurity, basic laauea, older ln· dlvldu.al who lends benefit of experience. PllCBS (Feb. 19·Mar. 20): You'll eel~ Utbt to proceed with Idea, trip. Aquarius, Scorpio i.GdlYiduala are lD picture. Relatln (Olald attempt to involve you 1n sad story that COits In clrdea. Be sympathetic but value YoUr owntlrss•. ' Nautical Antiques By JUDITH OLSON Ot .. Deilt .......... What man hasn't stood at the sea 's edge and dreamed of foreign ports, the wind on bis face and the call of the unknown? Most people never get to run away t.o sea but they can pretend. And Arthur Court makes it easier with a series of nautical pieces worked into useful or decorative household objects. Court buys pi~ Crom old ships which are being wrecked in Taiwan, the Philippines, Korea and Richmond. Calif., then makes them into lamps, desks, tables and mirrors. "They are 'toys· also." he said. The liae is featured at Neiman-Marcus stores and bas been a favorite department of Stanley Marcus. the founder's son. Court, whose headquarters is in San Fran· cisco, said he got int.o the refurbishing business when be saw the items being dispoaed of al a shlpy ard SO miles from bis foundry in Tai wan. He started buying them to fill up containers o( bls cast aluminum watt and then real.Ued what a bonanza be bad run acro5s. His line Ml bought by meo and for men, be sald. "You know, fun and boys, men and games." One ol tbe most popular items is semaphore lamp which he bas converted lnt.o a table. "It ii· luminates your lee cubes," he jokes. ·'You can also slgnaJ your neighbors with it." Other favorites are foghorns which still work and a diver's bellows, which one man bought t.o call his children with. Portholes become mirrors, ship's wheels become tables and brass nozzles serve as c andleat.icks. Some of the items are in wry poor coodiUon When be buys them, Court said. "Sometimes we have to take off 30 coats or pa.int. Once a ship has been decommissioned it bas seen some service." Part or the fun of buyin& the nautical an liq ues la the adventure of seeking t.bem out at the shipyards, Court said. It is a business where timina la important. "You have to be there. You Japanese ship telegraph. • l . ' can miss out easily. I have missed by oae dayr" Though he DOW bas representatives t.o buy for him in the key places, be still enjoys attend• ing the saies in such exotic places as Zam• bawanga. The enjoyment also ls expecting the unex· peeled and being surprised by exotic treasures. His favorite so far, be said. la a brooz.e madon· na weighing about 1,500 pounds which be bough' from the ILallan ship Palermo. "It was an original sculpture," Court said, "They said mass in front of It." Many of the men who bay bla items serve4 in World War II and Court believes they ar~ looking for a link to their past. ''Thla wu a bap-1 PY lime,'' be said. Another reason for their popularity is tha many of tbe pieces are made of brass. "Me like brass," Court explained. ... Do Yo11r Own Paper! DEAR ANN: You are like a second mother t.o me. I know you woo 't let me down. I'm a Junior at Lawrence Collete in Ap· pleton, Wlsconaln. I've decided t.o write a term paper oo Changing Pal· terns 1n Marriaae over the Laat 40 Years. Will you kindly jot Sorry, Baller, rve got In addition t.o this, the down about 1,000 words all I cu lludle doln1 law reduces from 20 on the most common my owa. Go lo lbe years to 10 years the marital problems of our llbrary ud start dJI· time tbat a divorced tlme -the cause and P.I· ~ person need have been solution' 'lben, compare D E A R '\' A N N married In order to them with the problems LANDERS: You would claim benefits based 00 that were most common do your readers a great the ex-spouse's earn- 40 years ago. Please service if you called to ings. ruab this to me and aave their attention the new It should also be my llfe, Mother. -Social Security law stressed that when 8 LIFE-LONG ADMIRER which says widows, woman divorces, it Is widowers and divorced lmportant for ber to re. ll when she la eli&lble collect. A great number people los e out benefits to which t are entitled sl mp because they are aware of new la .Educate them, plea -M .J .B .• IND PEN DENCE, MO. DEAa UFE: Finl, spouses over tbe a1e ol cord the Social Security I'm not 1ou moUier. 60 wlll no longer lose number of her husband Secoad. lf I an4entud Social Security benefits and put It away for a -------~~ 1011 correctlJ, all Joa lf they rematT)'. later date. Sbe will need w Int 11 a beat 1,ttt1---'----.L.-----:.;;.:.;::.;....;:=:;::.:..::=...=.::::.:.::::::::~ worda OD tile IHlt ••· .. ~~-----.ill mOA IUl'l&al •reble•• af lJN OEL 'Di ofMrU..-... caae1 D ud aolllklm. Thea yoa woald UM me CO tom· pare toda)''I marital problems wl&la &liloee t.u& edited 4f JUn ap. Btel'J ,ear about Wt time I reeeift at least a ..... dmllar ,... ..... ,,... eellec• •t•de•tl .............. ............. wan. II . supported f I ! • 0 ' .. :· ,, • • • ' R by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Clsson -. GERIATRIX 1 ~l.aG 1> liJ«£ GI~ tbfla Me ... ~. U A U'Nl.6 at-I ~ N066 6'1UlYltME YOU 60 WEU. I 66~ RlPl.llAA 15 NICE"' &JT I l)llNK IT'.& ~ IM~ 10 WllE. ~! (1)1" 0( A t>AT6. by Tom Batiuk FEOJ PeDPlE f41£.'·~ ~~TO HAVE 801H, LIKE I 00 I • by Ferd and Tom Johnson )t:>U ~HotJLPN1T 1-tAV~ t>ISTORBEP ME, ~LL.INS·· l NfEC>iHE SLEEP, AND EXERCIS~ IS ~OOC> FoR A PE-RSON · OR.SMOCK ,....-~~~~~~ ......... GORDO .. ·. J ' . t DON'T ~PME: W\f:' 'I~ 1 sromc PU'lT~ ~ HUMMING9'1@. s,A.CC\.iA'21N IN Hl5 ~"i TO WASHINGTON F~fZ ~HIS wrt~ ~ CD.MPl.AINT~ ~ (5(Xj? ""'° ~'$ PIZETT'I OISGLJSTEPl ,-W6F ;\f)IZIZIS DENNIS THE MENACE JUDGE PARKER WHERE DID 'tOU HAVE THIS TAKEN 'I I .I I I I 0 by Mell CONGRA"T"ui...A-r1 ONS, MRS. i"YL-e!R I 'Jlt)LJ JUS1'"' HAl7 A seveN ANc::> A HAL..F POuNc::> Pl~W.' by Gus Arriola · by Harold Le Doux Flidly, Apttl 7, 1978 PEANUTS by Charles M. Scltuf't ., ~E DIDN1T LA5T L~!i~r ll<O~- . · .. · ,,,. @ 0 S"°4'Jf1Ve ~ I I I I r I I I I I I I I I • I I I . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . by Roger Bradfield r ' l=R~~Ll.!~ NOW 1"HA1"'S AN HONes-r SOAP OPeRA! by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman . -- TD DAY'S CIOSSWDRD PVZZLI ACROSS 62 China: UNITED Faature S.yndicate Comb. torm 1 Clrcu1 53 Curler' a cel) Thuradly's Puzzle Solwd· employee 54 Elemenllry 6 Cares• with lnlll1l1 the llpa 67 Mine pro6- 10 Moola uct 14Fred 59 Go -·-· Alt1lre'a Fight sister 61 Large 115 Weter· anlmal bound land 6o4 Short busf.. 16 Alm bone neaa trip 1 7 Georolln'a 67 Flllf neighbor 68 01 eny kind 19 Cut leng1h-at all wlae 70 Descended 20 Cows' 71 French alomlch tin· composer lng1 72 Anoint: 21 BIQ Cetgery Archaic ----fHHP .. 1u .! i.! ~J! S I C u " ( ' A I D ( 0 II I C ( I U G l tlwlcltD A I T l II l I l I .-... I• I ( ' S l , 1. I 11 1l1lo•11a l ' Q ( l 1, Tu s -l a T H l $ T I I • 1110 1• lr lo•• l ( & T lw O 1 ;n-11h wlr l -[ l I £ • "T l • •• 11 ult 0 , l ( • T ( ( T f II I ' A II l 0 II c ( I l I 11 . ( " ' C T I A . ' G 0 T I T I l ( • l I K t s u " , II I • f s . " . ( . J~ ...2J. ,!~ ~J. In 11 Ir I I . " c y t II II I event 73 Scout unlta 23Teut 7•TVdlltor· 12.. '3L"'htboal 215 Filthy place lion 13 o:~l~ea .,, a 26 Al you HY 75 Act playfully 18 P·"•'ta"-~~ ~la1•11 27 Remeln...... ""' ...... .... ... leke Abbr ..,., . 22 Aslltlc alar· the--.. 29 ChlMH DOWN 2o4 ~':'netrale ~lg:~~ - 31 ~:It 1 Perception 27 Dutch aet· on 33 Oh: PreRx 2 J~~.1~ tlel' 511 "--ollhe 3A Of brleUet 3 Of no value 28 Ruulan Yukon" 36 Alfl>llne o4 Marry on re~ 5e Fetter aree the QT 30 Featlve do9 58 Frome or 40 Far··-5 E1ae1 Uj) 32 Perlormed Allen •2 Curio 6 RelatlVea 35 Extent 60 Sporta 1lte 4o4 Extinct 7 Ferttuty 37 Cnll1lng: 2 62 Noun en0- 415 Vertlcel goddHI word• Inge atalf 1>ert 8 Wooden 83 l.Almlnoua •7 ta nerve alrlpe 38 Preyer ring h c wheel Viet 65 Feminine nc 9 D. . or 01· 39 Nelhetl&nd1 nickname "Church tewa bodV export ee Squ'--ra veaael 10Toothedge 1 u~ • ••• 50 lrllh aetter 11 Tin Pan -4 -n 1 neat nickname H Drao ll • - • • ..... .. I YPLOT ,..,..,,, 1971 Business Joint Jumps, Closes Onl,y a Few Saror HemiAphere's Best Sluimp BUXTON, N.C -ls thil any way to nm a restaurant'! Just when the place start.I t.o bustle -park.ins lot crowded, t.blea scarce. casb realater rlnctna. customers ea1or - lhat 's when Robert Hudctna. proprietor and chef, soet to the front door and rups over the cardboard slen. Closed "IF IT'S ALL tbe same to you," be said, over a succulent mess of sie.med shrimp, "don't mention the name of this jolnL "l! it gets popular it will just mean more work." The joint, where Hudgina and his wife, Virginia, pile upon a paper plate the best steamed s hrimp in the Western Hemisphere, not to mention the blue crabs and the clams. shall be nameless. IT srrs BESIDE a UtUe flsb. ing boat harbor. Jut.s lnt.o the harbor actually. on plllnp, oa the inland side of North Carolina's Outer Ba.nb 1n the ) bwslneu, where the not.e was ( A.MERl_C4 loud and tbe action faat. _ LIFE ON THE Outer Ba.ob is tbe oppoate, as predictable as the Ude, u quiet as the fog. lee of the Cape Hatt.eru d\IDel, a resUul refuge in a 1nu1 and aalty aettinl. but don't 10 the,.. "Don't get me wrong, now J want people to come and I want them t.o have the beSt lo eat. "11 's just that I'm retired now I bave the place for somethln1 to d~. lo keep busy. I don't want lt to be more tban Vlrainla and I c.4\. band.le. J don't want it to be work." PERISB THE thought. Know why Hudgins dosen 't serve oysters? Too damn bard to open. Too much work. Advertise? God forbid. Even the book matches next to the cash regiater bear the names ol other joints. Swiped. The Hudeinses have bad a small home near Buxton tor 2S yeai-. and have dreamed or suay- ing here permanently. Before Robert nrt.1red be moved around a good bit. He was in the club "It 's a freer lire . There's oot a constant demand to compete. We all wear oJd clotbH and nobody ls more lm- portant than anybody else. l'm content and Vlrginla '1 content Our daughter l1 married and she's content. She teaches scbool here. "But I do like to stay active A few years ago.a frlend of mine, Don Oden, had this old aban- doned fish house on the Buxton harbor, just a slanted concrete noor and a shed. "I LEASb> rr and fixed it up. Did all the work mysetr. It became my namelesa joinL" It was dinner hour but Robert Hudilns, raconteur, was less in· terested in profits than con- versation and audience. "The hell with it, Vlrginit," he said, locking the door. "Pull down the shades. Let's eat." ... ..,...,... 'IT'S A FREER LIFE' Virginia Hudgtna Man's Martini •• • By JOHN CUNNIFF Al" 8-IMM A....,,.. Businessmen must eat and drink if others ar1! t.o live. Or ao it is argued, and perhaps effec- tively, too. More specifically, this ls the argument being put forth by the motel and hotel people, who are flghtmg to avoid losing a big segment of their revenues: If business executives are de· nied rull tax deductions tor the cost of their martini lunches , it will b e a ··human tragedy " measured in lost Jobs and swollen wetrare rolls. The lost jSlJ)s, says JN'ward P. James, will not be those of executives. They will in- stead be the jobs of the un· trained. of minority group mem- bers, of the disabled. And of women, too. You are looking at a segment of business lbat provides more jobs ror such people than any other. he told the House Way and Means Committee, implor· ing ll not to "lamper with our ability to continue to do that." JAMES IS CHAIRMAN and chief executive officer of Sher at.on Corp. and an oflicer of the American Hotel & Motel As· sociation, which believes it is fighting a noble battle against a proposed lJ\justlce. Ranch Future To Be Probed Peter C. Kremer, president of the Irvine Co., will speak on future development on the lrviM Ranch at the April 17 mfftlng of the Home Bull den' Councll. The meeti.o& ls set for tbe Airporter Ion, Irvine. Tickets are $12 for members and $17 for non-members. For re- servatioos, call (213) 625-STfl. That alleged inju.,Uce would be perpetrated by the Carter ad- minlstraUoo if il succeeds in re· duclng by 50 percent the amount of deductible entertainment ex· penses for rood and drink. As many as 93,000 lodgin1 in- dustry jobs and 30,000 jobs in re- lated industries could be lost l! the Carter plan is enacted, Jam es argued. "Jt makes neither economic nor social sense," be said. BUT CERTAINLY, James has been asked, the personal pleasure of a .relative few should not be paid for by the bard work of many? President Carter said that, and a lot of people echoed the sentiment. But, James testified, "such a personal enjoyment standard has no place In determinin1 whether ao item ls a legitimate business expense deduction." He termed the proposal danaerous. The lodging lncluslry bas an errective argument. albeit one that sends a reverse impulse surging through the nerves ol even the most dedicated capitalist: that their pleasure eD!ures tbe 1urvtval of others. BUT PLEASURE, say many lodging industry executives, ls not the issue al aJl. The business lunch, they say, seldom includes three martinis; more likely it is part of a process by which busi· ness really eet.s done. In recent years, aald Nell Messick, association president, "business luocb~ reilly haven't bad too much to do 1rilb drink· lng." In fact, be cJalm1, "drink· tna baa not been an 'ln' thing for a Ions time." What is called the business lunch, be maintains, la an op- portunity "to 1et away from the omce to a remote place wit.bout distractions where people can buy and sell." THAT, RE SAID, 18 what be baa observed as general manager of the Raddiloa South Hotel lo Bloomington, Mino., u well as in visits lo other bot.els and motels around the country. Many people wlll disagree with James and Messick, I t's Another Ma n 's Life, Sherato n Executive Says perhaps among them those who Carter said have lo pick up the tab. "the millions of Americans who work on farms, lo factories and 1n offices." But both men say ln«tustry in recent years bas been lncreas· lntly strict about its busllM!Ss ex- pense spending. And l! industry does not police itself, they say, the lnternaJ Revenue Servtce will. "THE NECESSARY laws already exist." they say. "Congress has given the In· ternal Revenue Service a clear mandate to disallow personal expenses on audits." Whichever way tbe dis- cussloo.s tum -whether it is agreed the deductioo will be cut by SO percent or that we will cooUnue to rely oo self-policing Special Fare Views Sought WASHINGTON (AP) -The Civil Aeronautics Board ii plan- ninc to allow lower air fares for elderly. retired and handicapped persons. and wants suuestiooa from the public on bow to define the handicaps. Tentatively the board ts defin- ing handicapped aa a person with a physical OT mental im- pairment., except alcobollsm and dru& addiction, that limits ooe or more major We activity. If you have any 1u11esttoos or addltJooa to t.h15 deflD1tloa the board ts interested, and tt wants lo know lf immigrant orphans 1hould be considered bandi· capped. Send YoW' comments by Moo- d.ay to the CAB, Dockets Sect.ion. w Hhinctoa. D.C .• 20t28. and the IRS -that disturbing argument remains: The wining and dinin& of some, including those enjoying what we consider privileged po1ltlons, provide jobs for others, among them some of the least skilled and most needy. Door-to-door Sales State Protects At-lwme Buyers i . By STEPRBN FOX ._....,... ...... lfyou'11eeverbouptacompleteaetofornltboloalcalrel•rence"rb from a door·to·door aalesmao, lbis Is for you. Kere are some Ups OD bow to avoid belni preuured into~ 90methJ.D& you don't want and bow lo getoutol lt.if you do· -CalltomJa law requires that people sellln& door.to-door abo• ldeo- Uflcation and teU 1ou their name, ( )' company and the product tbey-re C'"JU~' ru~D peddlin& when you open the door. VI~~~ LQE/R DO NOT, aowEVE&. "do them a favor"~ sip a atale-a.nd decide later that you don't ment confirmlns that proper really need lt, relu.. Identification wu given. U you , sign such a statement. you may be giving up some or your rights regarding later cancellation of a purchase. -No maller bow good a bargain the product seems t.o be, don 'l buy on the spot. Price the Item at a few stores first and call the seller back if you decide to buy , -Don't slen anything that you don't fully understand. State law requires that the sales con- tract be written ln the same language in which the sales pre- sentation wu made, so lf your primary lantuage ls Spanish, don't accept a contract written in English. -ANY PROIUSE that lsn't in writing Is worthless. Keep a copy or any guarantee you re- ceive and write the seller's name , address and phone number on It so you can contact him easily lf a problem should come up. -Ir the seller tells you you've woo some.thing and asks you to sign an "acknowledgement." don't do ll U you do, you may become the proud new owner of somethlng you don't want. U, despite all these guidelines, you buy a third vacuum cleaner Over The Counter NASO UstincJ• \'OU RAVE TB&EE business days from the ktgntng of the con- tract ln which to back out. JD fact, the seller bas t.o give you the form with which lo do it when you sign the contract. Here's how the ''coollne oft period" mandated by state la.w works: -The contract itself must contain notification that you may cancel the purcbue within three business days Cbolid.aya, Saturdays and Sundays aren't counted, so if you buy somethl.q on Friday you have until Tuea- day nleht t.o recant). -THE SELLE& muat 1tve you a separate form headed "Notice ol Cancellation" aicmc with the sales contract. This notice must have the seller's name and addreu and a n explanauon or how lo cancel \ the contract. In most caaee, all you have t.o do is algn the notice and mail it back t.o the seUer. However, you should uae re1· lstered mail so you bave proof that you malled the notice back w1thln tbelhree-day time Umlt. If you have a problem with a door-to-door seller, you can COO· tact the state Department or Consumer Affain, 1020 N Street, Room 501, Sacramento, 95814. l/p• and D o..,.. 'Th e Need I s B ere' MUTUAL FUNDS CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL CAPIHl.llATI~ MlAHS TO cnMRT CAJ>!Hl TO CASH tt.ou-•• OOO•oUOoooe-ol>d --·-... -pr_,., -.... -... CAP!fOI. -l t.OAN .,. .... to _ ...... ,_ __ ,...,, ___ _ 11'-ot\1 __ Capitol Home Loan: c... ............... & .. , __ ......... ... We'd ReaDr to help 58 Share $640,000 In State Energy Aid SACRAMENTO CAP> -E.M. McWborter works at an Oakland turbine company. But he ~:!' weekends in Cttrus Heipta, • lng with a farm machine be 1Q1 could run on cheaper fuell than lfuollne. Now \be 5.Z-year-old enemeer ls eetting some financial support for bi.a Invention. He'• one of 58 Callfonila lndlvidu1ls, small buslnenes aod loul govemmaota 1etUng federal srants to work OD small-scale eMfl)' proJecta. THE ...... IN Calltoml'a pub from the " U.S. Department of Ener11'1 .. appropriate Htrl1 tecbooloo pilot pn>vara •· ra.nse f rooi Sl,JTO to JC9.m. Uoy bJ fediBral srant ateodards. "Tb.la is a very _amall prof:i: but we bope lt WUl becoU a b pr0-- 1ra m ,'' Wllllaip Alut1. • de· part.m•·· fta1GDal rep "· 1'1d at a DIWI ooar .. ce. '"Die Ume b rt&bt and the Med la here. .. •·we ~ "t tnow ....Wta CCII' two to three 1UJ'9, .. ~d Willoo Clart, tba ener11 ..advtaor to Gov. Bd.m d Bt'Ownfr" ·~1:L 8D WHAT reaD; Worb -.. tbole .. mOdell fell" W1lr pJ'Ojecta. ft The 58 California awards a~ amon1 108 being awarded lo the $3 million federal project for California. Arlaona, Hawali, Nevada and the Trmt Territories. lloal ol the projects a.re for 90lar beaUn1 and coollna. wind 1)'1tema, cooaervatl«l and conversion of waste lnto energy. MeWBORTER 18 a•Wnc .... for b1I inventioa, for which be bu oae patent and other pendla1. Ria enilne, which t.'OU!d be used fbr tracton and farm pumpa, could nm on such cheap f'Uell as beavy Ibale oU or coal tar dutt component.I, tMt said. He ti.cf applied for trants for five project&, tt. said. "'rhla )lappens to be tbe .. that•• the mod fWi. I'll bav• a lot ol f\m.." beaald. TBS L A8 0£8T G&ANT, fct;tit, 1011 to F luld 8Dtrl7 s,.t•ma Inc. ol SUlta llcinlca for an ·~aqua-power bar1e0 tbat would 1enerate po,.. Inn mo'lblc .,..., aucb u rlwn cw Uda.l octant.. The 1m1l&Mt amoun~. la to llldla ' Cobllmta ol Cea> aitJ GaideD tor • Mlf41dftcMDt aQ\laUe ..,_ that WOCild .. ncr .,.J'nta'8Dd~"m~ ., t.. ' . . STOCKS/BU sa ' NYSE COMPOSfl'E TRANSACTIONS a;~u.is o;t • I :~~~;:.l~~-1 name product. ln a reaction tot.be lDflatiourJ aplral that bu pQ9Md I the prices ol grocery ataples to levell bt.retAllon UD· lma11Ded. ltoree have bep to place oo tbelr abelftll packages labeled -1et tbia -aeeonliaC to what'• In them YOU'LL SEB A PLAIN 80nUI: marted "tomato !ketchup." Or a Jar that'• called "peanut butter." Or rows of cam labeled "aUced peaches" or ••cream lt1l• eom" er "f?Ult cocktail. .. Then there'• a cylindrical pact.are that lbouta ''paper towels." And over ln the next able you'll ftDd a box that saya "100 tea bep." The bli difference ls that none ot tbele produeta car· ries brand names. And they CllJTY lower prlcee Uwl the branded stuff. The Jewel food cbln. Chica1<>'• lar.-t, lntrodueed M generically labeled productl lo some of its stores la.st fall. lt bu expanded the line to 100 storea and mov· ed it into lta Star Supermarket chain in Boston. The Ralph's su· Money Tree permarket cbaln lD Southern CalifonUa offen the no-name product.. THE BIG BEAJt SUPEUl.U&ETS lo Ob1o ud West Virginia are advialog their cmtomers to ·-unbrand" by selectlne 28 "no frllla" producta priced to to 15 pereeat lqwer than their brand-name counterparts. lo the New York metropolitan area, two ~!')' chains -Waldbaum's and Pathmark-haw mov.d a oo- oame lioe into their stores. These stores are still stocking the bit brand namea. They also are lt1ll Rlling products UDder their own labe.la. The result ls a three-tler priclQ& system. For example. 1n the Pathmark chain a one-pound can ol Campbe1ra pork-and-beans sells at 29 cents, the Pathmart boule brand aella at 25 cents and the pork-and-beans lD a plain can seU. at 23 cents. WBETBEll TUE NO.NAllBS CAN make lt lD a COWl· try addicted to brand oamee ls a dubious proposiUoa. You know that aoooer or later someone ii going to come alooa. aa in the upirlD business, and say: .. Buy my unmarked product, it's better." That's precisely what's bappeoin& in tbe buainess u a result of the passaee of laws in many states enablio& pbarmaclsta to substitute generics for brand names oa prescriptions. Tbe idea here wu to save conaumer"I money. Generic drugs, ideotlfied oa.1y by tbelr chemical contents, cost far less than tbe brandecl equivalent.a. Seeing an opportunity here, 101De of tbe bi& drq houses have moved into tbe breach by offerlq their own line of generics, which are clever.y priced midway between the brand name product and the pneric produeed by a laboratory you never beard of. Tbua, what we have here is t.be advent of the brand-name oo-nam'e. There's no end to American io&eoulty. lrwestors Bulluh PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE PUIWC NOTICE .. ·- I • l i . .. . . .. . -..... TRACY CAULKINS BREAKS U.S. Al!CORD IN 400 INDO. At Nationals ~SWim ·Mark Falls • J!4 • ·To Ml"s Y asSall,O AUSTJN, Texaa-Mi.Won Vle- jo'a Jeue Vuaallo broke an AmerlcQ record ln the 400-yard individual med!~ with a 3:15.• Tburada1 ln tb• AAU abort eoune lwim cbamplomblp bere. Va11allo up1ta1ed Brute Furnla1, tbe former record bolder, and Va11allo'a KV Nadadorea teammate Brian Goodell, Who won the event ln the NCAA meet two weeb •IO· Another Mlaaloo Viejo swim- mer, Ed Ryder, also out· performed Furn1sa and Goodell in the 400 lndo. Ryder clocked 3 : 65. 78 to place third, while FumlU t&k fowtb and Goodell wullstb.. Goodell alao took third lD the 280 free with a 1:8'1.3. In the women'• events, Mis· sion Viejo took fourtb in the 400 medley relay (3:47.51) behind the American record-breaking Ume of the Nashville Aqu.atlca "A" team, 3 :42 .~4 . Tbe Nadadorea "B" rtlay team flnlahed ellbtb at 1:50.87. Tracy Cau.Wm, a 15-year-old, picked up her aecond U.S. rec- ord of the meet by winD1nJ the 400 lncUvidual medley and Stephanie ltlldm, 14, shattered the 200 freestyle mark. Elkinl atarted to make her move a the baJf way point &ad fiDi.abed ta 1:'5.tli to bleat tbe Amerlean ftlCOrd (1:48.72) that Cyntbla Wobdbead bad establlli.din the pl'.elima. Woodbe..S. wbo led eartJ In the race, wu leCODd ln 1:41.40, aleo below tbe pre•looa AmerieM record. . " ,. .. ' Tanana, Angels D•el A:'s ToDl8 Tbe CatUornta Anaela, who believe they bave the finest club ln their 18 Jeal'S ot existeftce, and the Oakland A'1, a shadow of tbe team that won World Sert• titles In 1972, 19'13 and 19'74, meet Friday Dlibt In an American Lea1ue baaeball opener. A crowd ot 38,000 ls expected at Anaheim Stadlum. Frank Tanana. named the out· atandlnl left·bander in the AL • last year, will pltcb for the An1•la .. alnlt Oakland riabt- hanct.r Riek Ludord. ooe ol the ,..,, ~·· pttehen with the t.am lnJm. Tanana. 15-t lut llealOll with a leaaoe-letdtn1 2.5' earnecl nm ' aver.a.. bid an excelleDt amllu traiJUni. He bad a 4-o NeoidJ-1---=. sued no wa1b and atruck out 18 ln 21 ="' wor~ Lu WU •19 U a rookie a year..,. Tbe AA&ell flniabed fifth In tbe AL'• Weitem Dtvtalon Jut year with a 14·• record. The A'• wertlastat0-9$. Wltb the addlUon of out- fielden Lyman Bostock and Rick Miller, catcher Brian Downing, first baseman Ron Fairly and pUcberl Chril Knapp and Don Aase, amon1 otben, the Aqe1a expect to be mueb better tb1a tiD1e around. It '1 the same t.ype of feell.og that prevailed· before laat MUOD, when the ADpls ~ bad added Joe Ruell, Bobby Ortell and Don S.,lor, tbouOt they woul~ be a coatender. But Aa.,et.Blace NA ...... ll*C ... O'tlt Atr117CMl!dtM8lClll........ ,, ... "" Afrillo.kleMl!IQI....... 11•111-~ .., .. ~ .. Cit--tl:»a.tft. at present there la more cautlqn. "We're a ~· mace aertoua ballclub this year," aays Grieb. "The idea bas been to atop the talkin1 and just set out tbeN and do it. 1 11.ke that • lot bet· ter." Grieb, who was sidelined dur· ln& much of lB77 with e back ail· Dodgers, Aliens Invade ~ A.tlanta Open Seaaon Tonight ATLANTA (AP) -Tbe AUan· ta Braves wW try to anap an openlDa aame Jlnx tonfaht wt.en they send 39-)'ear-old knuckleballer Phil Niekro a1aln1t tbe National Leaaue champion Loa Anaeles Dodlen and rflbt-bander Don suttoo. The "Braves bave won OD1J two OPeDln• pmea wblle loelnl 10 1lnce tbey came to AUanla from Mllwaulllee in 1188. A crowd ol 50.000 ta e~ at Atlaflta·1'~1ton County Stadium. ad a mock •~lhip 11 scheduled to ny ovett the atadJum • part ol the pn.pme 1hot;. ~ " Th ar.... haft ln.u.d aHeD eraa rrom oa&el' lpaff. to we opemn1 Dl~·• an ~rtmtty to mab tfielr ftnt laDdlnp OD earth. "Prantb' t don't espect a apace tblp lo land," aald Brawes vice pre1ld•at Bob Rope. "Howner1 u ooe does. it-wt1.l certalDlJ ue one ol the blUest event• ln tbe blator)' of baMball." . ID cue the outer 1pace people ignore the lnvitaUon, the Braves have arranied to have a flyover by a phony Qytne aaucer, even though the Federal A viallon Ad- mlnlstration bas warned them it may be illegal. The 1ame wlll mark the manacertal debut of Bobby Cox, 0.ft'T......, Cla••llel J J .. 4:38 who replaced the fired Dave Bristol as the Braves' leader during the w\nt.er. The Brave., who had a 61·101 mark a year ago and f~ tut ta tbe Western DtYlalob-are 01b1 to a Youth movement In of ftniablna bJpr. ouqlten dOmJn.ate the In-f leld, wttb Barry Bonnell at third b11t, Pat Rockett at 1bort1top, Jerry Jlo11ter at second and Dale Murphy at first. Veteram Jeff Burroulhs, Gary Matthews and.RowlancfOf. fice will atart in the outfield with anotbel" JOUngater, Blff Pocol'Obe, bebbMI the plate. Meanwhile, tbe veteran Dod1en will bave mtually the same cast that Joet tbe World Series to the New York Yankees 'last fall and are expected to bet· Ue the Cincinnati Reds for the West~ again this 1eaaoo. Nobody, however, really knows what kind of club t.be Braves will bave. "I think our pitching is bet· ter, ·' said rilbt fielder Kat- tbew 1 . "That includes the bullpen. Last year, we lost a lot of games In the late inninp, a.bd we '•e helped oar bullpen db off·seasoo acquisitions. ~·1 jmt hope we set off to a gOOd atart and nobody pts hurt. Then, we'll 1ee where we are. We'll fiDd oa& Just what kind ol club we bave," be aald. .. It'• important," aaJd COz. ''We wut to bave a l.OOd ant month afld I th1nk we'll bold our o.wn. Haw· a decmt ftnt maatb and ~ boom tJMn.. Ian bep bulldina up. . "But II we l'lt off iO • slow start, I think we'll still be all rlpt. 1be spirit ii good oa tbls cliib, '' be said. Reds shortstop Dave Concepcion takes the throw from catcher Johnny Bench on a bounce u Houston Aatros Enos Cabel dives safely Into second on a steal dWin& fourth tnn1q action in Cincinnati Tbitts· day. The Reels won the season opeaer, 11•9. meat, bit .400 tb1s 1,..u.,; a1lo 1eem1 beaJtbY. Be'":~ mucb otlastaeasanaftel' bieiAlbit tn therltbtbaad by a pitcb. The Ancell will lll'C)~ wltb Terry Humpbrt ; at · .. catcher. Fa1r11 at ftnt , Ortcb a1 teCODd. Dave at tblrd, Rance llulunnr-.. at abortlt.op, Boitoct, llilJ~~ Budl lD tbe OUlfte1d and ._"1or u tbe desipated bitter. ~ Nolab Ryan, 19-18 tn ~will pitch for the Ansels Sa~ Diehl apios& former eorat .. idel Mar Hieb 1tudeat llatt lteofilb, 1-12 with Cbattanooaa oJ'.lhe Southern Leaaue and 1~ ~ a brief appearance wUb tbe~'s lut7ur. ~ Masters~ '' · -~ .. I d N ..... _ea ers ot .. ,, ... Surprised ~ AUGUSl'A, Ga. (AP> -~JOtm Schlee, a 38-year-old veUtan whose ertatlc career is atU*teci by a slnlle victory and twtefbas been interrupted by l.lljunes, WU lurprlled OGly that ~ ,elae ·-aurprised be bad Bled a four·under-par 68 and ~ the nm-round 1ead 'l'hursda1 urtbe 42Dd llMtera tolf taurnam~ • ·surprtsecf?.. tbe .•o ot Schlee tald in repeatln1 a · tJon. • "Surprised to be tn tbe lead? "To &e boaest with you, nol'm not. .. • ·•1•ve prepared myaelf. -... ": "Every praettce abot 1"""'1it I've played Auaust& In m,y ~ .. £~time I hit= I'm I'm at A ori No. 1, or . J. £"'7 p ce tbot I blt, l WU pJ DI I04le.w1Mre at Auaaata. 've played tboUlandl ot ioUDclt""" AucuataNatlonat •• ~ But the one that CCJU11*Cfor the talkative Schlee, the 'l'eaJ round played ln sustf, tXftQ, •h1Rf WlDds, was bUJlt ahlnici a decisive atrtna of fou(>· aecutlv~ birdies and an · .ver- wbelminc domination of~ five ho)es by the 1upreme1y- COllfldeat player w.bo is rlb;r a part·time tourlat and aa Jiifre. quent performer cm t.be ~ar pro tour. "' "If, at the •a• of 3'..,3'm de1tloed to come baelt 4Dd become a great player. )fell, other people have done lt.'f.&aid Schlee, a Mlf-proclalmed~ple and pupil ol Ben Hop& 1IDd one wbo dlUlbts ln ~ of'! bis association ~ tbe all·bUt.{ilap. proacbable Tau Raw~ ~' The 1raJ"ln1, eurl)'·b&lred Schlee -wtnaer ot OD.b'~title ln 13 yean cm the PGA TcMaiPcl now a club pro ln Texu' pr Rlo Grande Valley ...::11lan- ab11bed11 called himaelf "a beckuva patter and a ••t atrtker ol the ball." · "'~ Be a1ao referted to b11 ... lleat 1trenldl" wblch wu mtaCi in ntdeaee In the suati.~ td&. ablftlq "'1eS that •Welii · the flowen!d. ~ bWa t1.• 1.CMO-yar4 Atapata rcattmaa1 Golf Club aoarM U4 bf~Jlost of the nat ol the ~ field of~ alea'- lna about what inlcbt bawe.liiien. "'"''......_ K_... "-Mer 1t1 'HIPUM ............ "-0 •111•1~ .... • ._,,...,.___,OMCM~C• ..... .....,,: .l.ld!Me ....... J...... ..._,. J.llwNft ......,.. ...... .....,. L..TrwMe aa-4t "~ ......,. .. l(tfUltt ...,_,. 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Two runs came on sacrifice In and lbe third scored oo a "lueeze bunt, but it was enough r pitcher Brian Costelloe to itch a victory In relief. Costelloe picked up for starter m Lynch in the sixth inning, he°'Wb1Wer pushed across its 1ly two runs. Southern Cal's Vanguards got on the scoreboard first when Dave Wilson walked, went to third on Rob Stonelake's single and scored on Randy Reno's sacrifice fly. Whittier's rally gave it a tem· porary 2-1 lead, but SoCal knotted the game when Stan Thomas walked, stole second, advanced to third on Mike Scheetz' single and crossed the plate 4't'ben Rob Stonelake ex· ecuted a squeeze bunt. Luke Griffin tallied what even· tually became the winning run in the seventh inning. He s ingled, took second on a sacrifice by Buich Plank, ad- vanced to third on a passed ball and came home on Kent Miyasbiro's sacrifice fly. ~Celc.t .... U> •rlllll Ptenk, u • O 1 o Reno, Ill 4 o t 1 Mtyulllro, cl J o o 1 Guerra, r1 J O O O n-. ... c J 1 1 0 Orlfflll, 211 J ' ' 0 Wttl<N'I, Jb J I t 0 LYft<l\0 p 0 0 0 0 Sc1-t1. Oii • 0 2 0 C.OU•ttoe. p 0 0 0 0 SIOMIOe, ti • 0 I t Toleta :12 3 1 J Iker•..,_.,.. Whlltt•r Sou!Mm c..t Col1"9 r II • 000 002 000-2 ' 0 CICIO 101 lD•-l 1 1 " P11rdne Selects Rose WEST LAFAYETI'E, Ind. - !e Rose, athletic director and •ad coach at the University of '>fth Carollna·Charlotte, was red t.oday to come Purdue niversity bask tball team. • ~e succeeds Fr Schaus, who slsned the coaching position to come assistant athletic di.rec· rat Purdue. aose has been coach at UNCC . • e past three seasons, compil- g a glittering 72-18 won·lost ark. Hls 1.976-77 squad posted a ·5 record and made it to lbe 1al four o( the NCAA cham· ooships before losing out to 4:Dtual champion Marquette. • •s team was 20-7 this season 1d 24-6 in his first year at the . ""°l. ~ . ..,_..,,,, .. WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. - l iota Ana's Butch Soper was ·d for fourth 8lace after three · unds of the reater Hartford o bowlina tournament Tbura- ~ shatel fourth place with 1· mie SChJegel Both have 5.m totals. 1be leader is Mark Roth (5,913), followed by Les Zikes <5,774) and Jim Godmao <5,723 ). IAdz Ad1'CI•~ ROTTERDAM, Netherlands -Dick Stockton crushed John Lloyd, 6-0, 6-3 Thursday In a World Championship Tennis tournament here to gaib a quarterfinal berth agains t topseeded Jimmy Connors. In another ma~ch, San Clemente's Bob Luu defeated Vladimir Zednilt, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. ~Sparlcln HONOLULU -Tbe favored Midwest got top performances from All-Americans Butch Lee of Marquette and Mychal Tbompsoa of Mlnnesota to euUy defeat the East all-Stars, 112 .. in the 10th annual Aloha college basketball Clusic Thursday night. Lee, a 6-foot·l playmaker, tolled lo a pme-blp 28 polnta and keyed the llldwest with his all-around floor 1ame. Tbe 6-11 Thompson controlled the boards, chipped in 23 points and made several key assists. Fallt.Seleeted EVANSTON, IU.-Ricb Falk was selected to replace Tex Winter as bead basketball coach at Northwestern Thursday. Winter resigned to take the bead post at Cal State (Long Beach>. Fa lk, 35, has been an assistant coach at Northwestern for nine seasons, the last four under Winter. ~, .. _ NEW YORK-Martha Cook- sey or Orange, winner of last month's lntemaUonal Women's Marathon Championship at Atlanta, baa become the first en- trant and assigned No. 1 for the New York Mini Marathon, to be held June3. The Jr1ln1 Marathon, a ell.stance of 10,000 m~ or 1.8 miles, is expected to be the bluest women'• nmninl event lo the world. A field ol more than 2,000 la expected. -AUTO IE~NG Baseball Standings THE WAY . •...:.-IT r~~~.~~-, ............... . : :..r11 , .. w.t Y, to : ,., •••• , •••411 '1lla 11U Mfth,_. tl411nll ...... .. ...., ....... 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"91. ~~==:--~--------~-------, LEASIN• ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS MEW 1 I OR USED .... _ ....... .... BASEBALL/BASKETBALL/MISCELLANY Girls Restune Play Cage Action Slated Toni,ght Corooa del Mar and Ocean View bip acbooll draw home aaalgnment.1 t.bla weekend while three other Oran1e Coaat area orta basketball team• will be playlna away from home In second round CIF playoff com· peUtton. . Corona del M.ar will host Santa Maria ltip tonllht (7·30) lo 3-A playort acUon. Ocean View, a team comPOHd of four aopbomorea and one freshman lo the 1tartln1 lineup, will face Rllbettl Hl&h (Santa Marla> in a Saturday nlaht (5 ) 3-A lilt. A previous com· milmenl in the Ocean View gymnasium tonight caused de· lay of the match to Sllu.rday. Minion VleJo'a aame at Artesia Hilb ls set tor 7 o'clock tonight wbile 4·A encounters lo- volviog Hunlinaton Beach at Pius X <Downey) and Maler Del at San Marcos (Santa Barbara) are eet for 7: 30. second in the Garden' Grove Leaaue behind Loa Aml1oa. Rl1hetU is 21-.3 after a first round •34 victory over Morn· in11ide. HuntinttoD Beach, defendlol 4·A cbampioll, will vtslt A.oplua League nmnenap Plm X (15-'7) and should have UWe trouble ad- v anclng to the quarterflnals. The Oilers won over Monrovia 60-23, while Plua X edted Pacific, 45--t4. Mater Del's Monarchs <Santa Ana), tbe le()()Dcl seeded team lo 4·A play, won easlly over San Bernardino, 72-SL San MaftOS alao bad an euy game, topplinc La Reina, 80-46. San Marcos 11.nlsbed second lo tbe Channel Lea•ue to top seeded Buena Hlgb of Ventura. Milaion Viejo (22·1), klDC'n of the South Cout Leaaue and winner of the Cypress tourna· ment, bad it.I bands full a1a1nst Rubidoux before wlnnlnc. 45-18. Ocean View wi.D they will ...- TueadQ nllht. Corona del Mar'• Sea Kinll <18·5), and second round foe Santa Maria, both captured road 1amea lD open.In• actlon. Sama Marta, ~~~-th• Northern Leape to fU&beW, 11 16-7 for the lelLIOll. FoJlowlna quarterfinal actloo Tuesday, the semlflnall will be held next Friday wUb the cbam- plonsblp pmes frOm all fou.r dlvt.tons at~ Loat Beach Qty Colle8e oo Sltw'day. April 22. The l ·A title proe la at 8 aad the 4-A tilt at 8. VAN. • • CMt• e• w... Paie BT team at Anabelm Hlab and we renewed acquainlalleet. .. He wu one of tbOH people that have devoted their Uve1 to coachin1 and youth." . .. Ocean View upset prevtoualy undefeated Orange Lea1ue champioQ La Habra In first round play, 48-47. Ocean View's Seabawks Improved their season record to lM with the victory. Host ArtA!Sia UT-4), Suburban Lea1ue cbamploo, won in over- tl me over Western Hltb <Aoabelm> in ftrst round play, 37-S'S. It wu wb.lle undertolnl sur-. 1ery In La Jolla that a call wu .• put out for emercency bloocJ for ~ The Sea Ha wka finished If both Mission Viejo and V anHoorebeke arid Anaheim NS- ldent.a reapondeden masae. "I talked to Clare for about two mloutea Wednesday nilht." aaya Sbeue. "I told him bow much everyone w~ pullln& for blm and be seemed in good 1pirtts." B o r n i n R i v e r·a l d e • VanHoorebeke'a Abbeim foot- ball tellQS once won S5 stralpt and had a streak of 28 wtn.a lo a row in Sunset Leaeue action. . Hta teams won 19 Sunset. Leacue cbamplonabips. A three-sport star at Hunt· loiton Beach Hl&h, be attended Arizona State University for four years and succeeded Diet Glover aa the bead coach in 1950 at Anaheim High and retired ln 1972. "He wanted to be a coach," aaya Sbeue, "and be SUl'e turned out to be one." Astros Get . Triple Play CINCINNATI-The Houston Astros recorded a triple play Thursday during their National - Leacue baseball opener in Cin· clnnall The play occurred in the seventh inning when Dan Driessen struck out and runners Joe Morgan and Georce Foste!" were caught when a double steal attempt backf'tttd. SCC'S THOMAS TAOS our GREGG JONES AT THE PLATE. Morgan was at third and catcher Joe Ferguson bluffed him back to the base, then caught Foster in a rundown between first and second. Mor1an broke for the plate again, got tagged out, and Foster was trapP!d to complete the triple play when be tried to make it to second base. Despite the play, Cincinnati won 11·9. . Saturday Spike Meet Tars Eye Chaffey Title ONTARIO-Unbeaten through six dual meeta and a major lnvitatlollal, Newport Ua.rbor H1gb flCUret to &et .tiff compeUUoo when It competes lo tbe 49tb nmnln& of the Chaffey Track and Field Invitational bert. However, even the presence Of pre-meet favorite Mulr <Pasadena> and Century League powerhouse Santa Ana Valley doesn't dampen the optimism of Sailors head co'cb Bob Halley. • '( think we can run with t.boH guya," says Halley wbo pita bis crack founome of Chris Corum, Wayne Kasparek, Frank Vencllk and Steve DaWllOn a1aJ.n.1t some of the Southland's premier 1pikera. And are they tbinkinlf team ti· tle? "Sure," Hailey replies, "althoQ&h now that you mention Muir l doo't know. But I don't think Santa Ana Valley will be ID tbebUDL" HalltJ has llOOd reason to be optlml1tic. tfot only ~oea be have "ODe of the four belt~ in his 18 successful yean at Newport Harbor but the S&llon have done utnmelJ will at the Chaffey meet in ~ yean. Three yean ap, Newport edied Muir for the team crown by Win· nlnl the Jnile relay. Two years before that. the Sallon allo won tbe team crown and tbetcbool bu added two frwb·soph tltlet to the lilt. Corum bu yet to lou lD t.bt 100 or 23> tbl• year but fffel some awr competltlon, tncludinl Santa Ana Val.leJ'I Tooy Pltta (t.8) and )lanball Jobn1oa (21.1). CclrWD'• blatl .... 10.l and D.4 ewer u extremelT. llow Newpontnc • DaWICIO hull't IOlt y lo the 120 lh hurdl but wlll p ~ . -... ,., .. .. against a host of hurdlers under 15 seconds. His best ls 14.8. Venclik recorded the second fastest 880 (1:56.5) lo Oran1e County a week aio. and likewise faces some tough opponents. Kasparek. whose only loss lo the 330 low hurdles came Saturday when he and Fountain Valley's Troy Blevins bit the tape In 37 .8, could be the favorite lo his specialty. All four will team in the 440 and mile relay where their bests of 43.l and 3:25.0 are among the CIF's bests. Also competing at Chaffey will be Corona del Mar, Capistrano Valley, Dana Hilla and Estancia <Costa Mesa) Higb. Prellms begin at 10 a.m. witb the first rmat at 1:15 p. Cougars Roll, 4-0 Estancia Tumbles, 8-3 Capistrano Valle)' Hiab's Coueara got a two-ltit performance from Mike Scbwan on tbe mound and it C1d off with a •.O DOO·leAgue _.aeball deciaio.n over vl•ltlni Irvine Hilb Thursday afternoon. Al.lo of a noo-leape nature, Estanc1a:tcotta M••.P> Hl&b ••. Eadea chVPPed -w • ci•l~n to La Quinta (Westminster) Hieb at 'l'eWiJltle Park. Schwan at.ruck out five and walked ft""• 1otil1 tbe dlatance for th• victory. Bob Wllldnlon drove (n two rWll, the ftnt oo a alc&le to cbaae bome Robin Chari .. and tbe HC!OOd on a aaeriftce flY to Pf•.. &eve Bell. CbarJ.. mo p1~kect ~an rbl w\ico bll llzlh· l.nniDI •lilll~ bro ..... t bOm• Ctilp Hayes. H•Y• was the on1Y player ID· the aanae to coUecl . l\To b1tl u pltcliln1 domlDated. tbe conta trvlD• mp •1 DlnO Capunlldo allowed lli• Ccia1an J11ahm blu. belt b1i team lllm.d · four errors and lwo of lbe Caplltrano Valle, nma were UD· earned. Dave Piaaraki had a bot bat for Estancla'a Ea&les. plckiq up three rbl with a two-run triple in the first lnnlna and a run- 1cortn1 1in1le in the third frame. But the errors and numeom 1'alb dld tbe Ea<l Jn u La Qulnta manapd but three ldta, yet came away with elibt nma. ......... ,., '41 ~-..... .,.,.. arl.ttl ...... -. • 4 • " AIMii, " •• 1 • •.••• , ..... _,d .,.. 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Costa Mesa's John Gerhardt turned in a 9:31.0 two-mUe after crulaini to a 4:40.1 mile victory a1alnat bolt University High <Irvine>. lli11k>n VleJo'a Jeff V andereema turned the same trick, bilblllhted by· a 4:32.2 mlle wbile El Toro'• Shawn Flynn woo the 880 in 2:02.2 and the mile iD 4:35.6 ln a home meet asaimt El Toro. In other fleld ~vents, Con>Qa del Mar'• Todd Kauseo went lSO·S ln tbe discus while University's John Ortman went 147·9~ and San Clem~te'a Dave Hanc()(k soared 4'·1~ ln the triple Jump and 21-41h in the long j1,1mp. El Toro's Art Gourd.I.De triple jumped 43-11. JC, Prep Baseball Standings IOVTM••M~Cll* ..... llKR U.HarW W L H .... .._.. 1; : 4.., ~West 6 SI =--Mollke ! : :v. LolA .... laCC 4 1 7 U. s.utllwell I 1 t t11t """"'*"• .... Ooi9ell W9lt tel, LA~ 2 II lo HondD S. c;p,.u 1 LA Harllor 11, l..A>s A111191ff CC 2 s.tlna'(aca..... 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Clle9o C•NTU•Y LUOUll W L 01 VIiia Parll S 0 El lo\Odlne I I 1 H9Ullll J I 2 ~::-~~~ SOnteAne 2 3 J SaftlaAMVIUey I 4 1 lslMKi.~• s ~ s.M1AMt.TUtt111I .,...,.,._ El Mo*M.aSl!ltl,._ Tusila ¥1 l!'ill.Mclo .. T~ P.n m ,Mthlnttvllla'°'1! Oral\99 ""' v .. i.,.etHOrt l'an 111 Women's Softball r Ii • Gardeft GnlW 0G0 110 0-t 1 I ......... a.ad> 000 --• J ., ..... ,n , ........ Mart,.._.,._,, ( 2~. flodoe, 2b ~. Huntr, p 1..o4.o; WllllMl!I. u 1·1·1..0; Sc:hlllelel', lb 0-0-0-0, Flot<-. lb I~, or.ti. If U-4..o; ..,ry, d 1-0.0.0; ~It'd. 3b 2..0.0-0. Cole, r1 MM; GoldlAllll. rf I~ Tolall 17.0.t.O. Twtl11 ad...,. ._.. ......... r II e ••t-541 ta0•...,1• ~v....., ..... 1111 Otl n.&111 TAKE ME DUI TO THE BALL &AME. Angela ExPress weekend and holldaY bua wvlce to Angela home games flom Laguna Hiiia Mall and Newpoit Centet Ride with the fans on the Angels coming weeks: Express and enjoy getting there and back as much as the game itself. You'll Saturday, April 8 Angels vs. Oakland avoid the stadium traffic without missing Sunday, April 9 Angels vs. Oakland a second cl play. And the fare is onty Saturday, APril 29 Angels vs. Toronto 50t one way. Sunday, ApOI 30 Angels vs. TOC'ontO The Angels Express Wi!I take you Saturday, May 6 Angels vs. Cleveland to the foltowlng games dufiOO the SUndey, May 7 Angels vs. Cleveland ~ 5474311 and a.;k fa comptet9 informatlori aoo a fT rOute &cheduie; tCUf.l'jeh11•10-,.,1la1re. > FBglatWin~ .......... Chuck Osborne of Mission Viejo CC and Jim Thompson of Mesa Verde CC captured the first fiight of the recent Mission Viejo member-guest golf tourney. A total ot 144 golfers from 43 clubs competed in the event. , n ·otterer Sparkles ~1.:i~ l ...,,,,.,, rt I 1 t Oarll, tll t I I MD, Capo Valley Spiken Triumph e: i ! i ·-.di! . . s. ..... 111,ph I e Mike Atterer won two events and ran on both winnine relay teams to le~d Mater Dei (Santa Ana> to a convincing Aneelus League track and field victory over host Bishop Mootaomery (Tor· ranee> Thursoay &Jtemoon. Dotterer captured the 100 in 10.3, the long jump at 20-7 and helped tbe Monarchs post times of 44.3 in the 440 relay and 3:35.2 in the mile relay to stay unbeaten in dual meets. Vincent Brown also kept bis shot put slrlng perfect with a 58-6 effort. Andy Ivers. Sean Red· dlngton, Charles Cassidy and Todd Fulladosa each won a pair of events to lead Capistrano Valley to a lopsided non·league M11t•DOTTHH victory over visiting Serrano <Wrightwood>. In a Century League meet, Santa Ana Valley overwhelmed visiting Estancia <Costa Mesa> High to stay unbeaten. Mike McCaa woo the 8IO in 2:00.7 and Kevin Hagan equalled his school record of 40.1 in the 330 low hurdles for E,,tancia. * * * * * * E•iallda-SA V Vonfty SA V..., Ctil 1111 •ltMdl ltl-1. ..... M CSI t t, t . Cllel ,..._ ISi ,llMl(ll IG..L nt-1. ~ '" tu; l. '9wtll ($) 22.t; l. 1'91111 IS) tu .-.-1 S... ISi DA; 2 ....,_tt ISi SU, I. IM!lte (SI SU. --1. *C. IE 2:• 1; t. s.lef• ISi t •C..J; a....._.. CSI 2 M.J.. Mlle-I llN<ll 1$1 4:11.1; t , Demory (El •:«U; 1 $al0f'• (SI •:'4 .• 2-1i.-1 McClf1llY CEI 10 ILO; t lbectl ISi tO 2U; t. M<Yklle.-Ill 10 sz.o. .... reley-eottl -dltqUelllled Miio re1a,-5a110 Alla Valley l ll 1. 120HH-1 Oal!Mf' ISi tS.4; 7 Patrin. (El 1$.S; l. flrllllllllll ISi tt.•. JJILH-1. H .. an 1a1 40.1; 1. Hal<Mtt ISi 40.J; >.Oil"'"' ISi .O.t HJ-I ,,.,.1111 ISi M ; 1 ,,..,.,... ISi M ; I. Petrina I El ..0. U -1 Pitts ISi :ti-a. 2. oel!llW ISi Jo-S') .,_ISll~IO. TJ-1 Plltl ISi U.IOVI; 2 Gelttwf' ISi 4J.4, J.~ISI O~\li PY-I Pinc-My 181 ""'· 1 "'"'"'' ($) it•; I ~ ISi io.. 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Gel-IS> C.S; L Prl<• ISl,J.--IEl HJ-I HI-(9) M , 2. llM fto1t IEl.~4$1 • u -1 Jaca.. (SI t7 .. ; L Price CS). I Allat!M IS). T J-1 ~-ISi 4MY>; 1. Oal-ISi, S. """"°"' IE I. PV-1. ~ IE -.; t. 5m1t11 tS), I. Smltll (EJ. SP-I •• .,,... 111!1 41-11~; t. ,.,,.,.. 1$1; J. S.-. CS>. OT-I """1-ISi 1U.2 2 ........ c ., ; 1. ftillnwa ($ • • IEASE 1 W8 MONTE CARLO SfOIT C°"'9 t-ml-1 .......... ICVl 11 1J.A, LWl ..... ICVlJ.,..~ lttHH-1. S--CCVI Jt.S; 2. IU"'t,...,, CC'+'l l. V•OJl!a IS>. ~H-t ~ CCVI 47 S; 1. V.-OY'• ISi S. 9'MOlll (SI. 440 relay-t. Glelstr-Vali.ot ... Ml .. ,....,_, ~ Velie¥ 4:0t s HJ-I ltlll Mlltlof ICVI Md Kine ISi W ,) ._.(SI. U -1. Pl~ (C: C ~+~; 2, ltl-'!t. ICV) a. tt.rfelll ISi T J-1 ..... ICVI .... t . OMttM CCVI l. ....... ICVI. PV-1. Miii CCVI N ; f , S~ ICVI I SMlor CCVI. SP-1 • ...._ CCVI 40-4111; t. Mvll.,. ICVI l. ,._ ICVI. OT-I """4191' ICVI ~; 2 • .-.. ICVI I. 0. ... ICVI. 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Trot. 111vltati-1 ~ Pvno $12,500. l.•c•t Sheriff C "•torae11 Jrl; l>o"'llu CUtMNIU; Mottw SCerllgltl CO.Miil; ~ l~I; Kil· ty IC t COtwldYI: "9tl'9 Ev•llder 10u .... );~llp1wl). ltXTlt ~ -OM ll'ltle PkO CIOllftMt MftdlQP 4 -G4dt U .. r<Mt. 4.,.., eld _,.. U -Uftt ""rsa $4100 Clelml11g prlcoa ........ . A Hur• I Lltlllllllll; Crop Gome 1 l.oC .. tel, Col-ftlOll Cof'nn>olld I Gou9rooul ; Th1111derstorm A couomort; Ho c.1 IWllll•m•I. Doneve11 A CA11blnl; Albortoulo CVollOfldl"llheml, He!l,....,.,.11 A ll(y0~). sava1tTM uca -0no ,,.,.. "oc•. ""'._.,..-. 1tw1i.11ono1 PurMStoOO VPOOr<lll (WIH ..... 1; Oa•y Som ~lo IAOKINl\I; l.llllOR (Voll- "'9homl; ~ Dolltl'll CIO'(IHSI, Noll,,. Miu Cttueblefl. Amnnco lllgltlhllll, Ml 1eo..cir-1. l!IOMTN ltAC• One mlle. Peco. c101m1n1 l'londlcop PvrM snoo. Clolml"9 prices Sll~14,000. Rcryol von. N (Plt•1dMI, Bolero Chief (l.ongol, 819 Time (Aubin>; Wll\cly Wey C~I. Usbon l.od (Morohnl; Scoltl'lll Ollof H CGrUll- dyl; Tlton lrlll'I CtleylHsl, Solnt Clair Foll• (Aetcllford). NINTH ltACa -One mile. Peco. Clolmlng l'lllfldlcOI). 4 ,.., olds. U po runt. Purlo r.uoo. OolmlRQ P<ICtt 111.000.12,000. H T A IL.eCostol: Jolwl 0 Arl/b 1w1111amsl: Pr'*"1 Jim ll.0fl901; Bu ,ll9hl IPeteoon Jrl; Swill Shodow CHerclol; ArmbrO Me9lc fGoudreoul ; BrHfltr I Tropp). Sorotogo Een (W...~I Badminton VanllT CMOflO dol Merdof l!1 Toro. •t. U9UN BMc:l'I ... s... 0-.... ~ Mlulon Vlolocllf QKi. Mno. ~ ...... _ ESl8"CIOdefL.Mro,M ,_.,VerMtf Coron• Clef MM dll El Toro, 7-0 La-INc:l'I cllf S... Ci-lo, 10 Cosio JMMcllf Ml•loll Viejo, 4·l For Area Women .... M•to~ Del (10 U., BIUO . ... 1•-1. ,__(Ml 11.6; 2 ..... u 181 IU; I. UI,_. (Ml tU. 111-1. ,,.."' .. <Ml tt.J; J . Mo ... er9 Cl) a•: I. t>vnty (Ml JU ut-1. Je Or_ (Ml 1:-..; t. L 0..-IMI l : ... f; >.Lye.CM> t,f7.0. --1. S-C <Ml t:aa.t; J. J. Dti'9 IMI t·~•;l."9111Wt.&l. 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Voung 10 12.J; 2. CrHly, CCI 12.5; 3.JustlU IC) 12.7. 770-1. Mills IV> 29.1; 2. V-O ICI 2'.1; J Tetre CCl 2' J. U0-1 R_,,,, CCI l:V 1; 2 Lor· rlt>oe ICI I 27.2; l. Totroull CCI ' 21.• MO-I. SC-IVI 2:JU; 2. Sc>rlM CUI 2:23.7; ). 11""*"1CCI2:2'0. Mlt.--1. Mc~ CUI S;Jt.I; J .. eucNml> IV) 5'4U; I. Resfeld CCl not.,,... J·mll-1. Fl-CCI U ·H.O; J P\lrull (Cl U 44, l . Rufeld ICI no time 110 LH-1. Prlu ICI " I ; 2. ~ • ., <c> 1t.1; > 11uS1> un 1'.1. .. rytey-1. c.o.u,.,,,... SJ.a. Ml .. r.i..,-1. Vtll .. nlty 4 It 2. KJ-1. W•ll« CUI ._.; L Romotwl !Cl4-6;J.C.-VICl41. U -1 Mllft (V> 1~2. 2 Yelllcll ICI 14.7 J Prlu (0 14-6\l't. 5"-1 CAlnner IUI JIM; J YolllCll CCI 2'-10; J. Welcl'll CV) ZS.IOIM ......... c.te MleO (al 1411 Utllwnlty 100-1 ~edv CCI 12.•. 710 I Cl'lomborlaln ICl 2'.4: 4411-1 _,,.. IC) I :ff t ; ... I Rtllly IU) ..,...._,. K"'*" Ce) lt:it.t; J, t: ... l; Ml-I. ,..._.. IU> •·•.71 ... ,,_ (IQ U:IU; a. *"" Ill J-11111-1 ~ (UI W:IU; 110 tl1lf.t • ut-1. 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All·,...,,.._I. v.w.ts (M) 6.ltl 1. Oarr1"' ,., •.A. VOLLEYBALL ACTION -The Orange Coast area, a hotbed of talented volleyball stars on the high school level, is alive tonjght with action in everydlrection.Here GIRLS' SPORTS I TENNtS I TRAC~ El Toro High's Dan Wallet <center> and Curt Formolo (7) defend against the spike of Dana Hills' Lee Groon (1). College, For Cotutal, Area Prep Ne~ Women.'s Athletics Smnmanes ~-<ti (fl LA"-- S....-Ber ... m IOI def "*-' 1•, 7·S, W ; K. Lynott IOI def. ~-74, ._,, VldoUO (GI def. WoltecaM,M ; !Moll (GI def Utley 7-4, 6-t: Utsler IGt .. f MIH1.t11 W , ._II 0. l.ynott !GI def NuabeumH.MI. ~ Mffll·K. l.ynoll IOI .. f. Vtloy Guerrnl M, ._2, ._3; o. Lynott· Bo"'8m 101 def Mollll\t ... MOll t 2, ..3; VIWllD-Ubjor IOI daf. Wolloc:• NHSbaumM ... 1 011111t9 OMll 111 Ill ID MIMI ....... Fodclorty IOI def ... ys 7·S, .. l; Tomei COi def Bocll 4-6, M. 1 S; Oc>- petU CMI def MCDclfto!d 6-2, S.7, M . 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IN ID •Oscar Notes w LYNN COLE-ADCOCK FEATURED SOPRANO Beethoven Irvine Master Chorale Offers Tribute to Composer Ludwig van Beethoven is generally regarded as greatest composer in history. The Irvine Master Chorale, 140-voices stronr. pays tribute to the 19th century music master Saturday in an all· Beethoven program at Santa Ana High School. The concert, "Evening With Beethoven," bertns at 8:30 p.m . at the auditorium, 520 W. Walnut St., Santa Ana. The chorale, directed by John Alex· ander, will perform two of Beethoven's better known choral works, "Mus in C Major" and "Ode to Joy." The latter composition is the finale of Beethoven's "Ninth" symphony, reputed to be one of his two works to have most influenced succeeding generations. FOUR SOLOISTS, soprano Lynn AL•XAND•R Cole-Adcock, mezzo Janet Smith, tenor Paul Harms and bass Michael Gallup will be featured. Lynn Cole-Adcock is soloist with Los Angeles Master Chorale. She was an apprentice artist with Santa Fe Opera Company in New Mexico and soloist at Carmel's Bach Festival in 1973 . .Janet Smith, oo the faculty at Chapman College in Orange, has performed with more than 20 choral and sym- phonic organizations. They include Los Angeles Kaster and WUliam Hall chorales and El Paso Symphony. The two women are members of Immanuel " -Presbyterian Church cathedral choir In Los Angeles. Alex· •· ander is director of mu.sic there. HARMS SANG RECENTLY in Loa Aneeles Civic Light Opera's production of "Kismet" in San Francisco. • He is a prinlclpal soloist with Opera a la Carte In San Fran· cisco. He ha.s a bachelor's dep-ee in conductinl and master's in vocal performance from Cal State Fullerton. • Gallup's operatic repertoire ranees from standard basso roles such u Don Pasquale, Colline and Loporello to contemporary parts: Creon and the messenger In "Oedipus Rex," Noye in "No1es Fludde" and multiple cbaracteri&a· lions in "Aesop's Fabiet." He bas a major part nen year in "La Boheme" in Portland and "Madame Butterfly" in Sea We. Alexander is in hia sixth season as chorale di.rec:tor. He is an a.ssocl~ professor of music at Cal State Nortbriqe. • • "Mass In C Major" reflected Beethoven's Christian re- • -slpalim when be reallied be was forced to accept inevita· • • ble fate of total deafness, according to written lnformaUoo on tbe composer's life and work. He reportedly welcomed opportunity to declare his faith through the compocltion. IN THE LAST movement of the "Nintb'" symphony, Beethoven is aald to have written "Ode to Joy" to express • bow he placed bis faith in humanity and sublime joy at· ~ talDable through love of all mankind. • Tbe chorale wlll ain1 "Ode to Joy" in German. • Reeerved seat tickets are $6, general admission U and student.I sz. Lithograph copy depicts Beethoven In wistful expression one year before his death. . . . . . . flrldlr,Apnl 7, ,,.,. } OrientaJ IJisneyland ~ i/apanese. <Jultur,_eJ' eatured . Two Days ··~~ "Festival Japan,""a specla! Disneyland attraction, will feature cultural and performt.ni arts of the Oriental country Saturday and Sunday at the Anaheim amusement park. Tbere will be 800 performers, includinc 454> Japaaete·Amerlcans and 3SO natlve Japanese performlnc tradltlonal arta, accordin1 to a park spokesman. Vlsltors may experience an "authentic" Japanese at· mospbere with traditional music, decor andfooct. • THE PARK'S Main Street, U.S.A., specially decorated, will be site of a ~ade each day which will comtjne 27 l"O\IPI iDto a visual de5cripUon of Japan's 5,000 years. Ten eroaps of performers from Japan, headed b1 60 classical sword dancers from Tokyo's 7.en·Nihon Kenahi-Budo Renmei, are scheduled each day. The Japan prefecture of Morioka bu sent 100 performers to Disneyland to reprHent Morioka Duhl Suisbla lintai. They will ain& and dance while pullin1 a 16-foot·hlgb, two and a half ton noat depleting Benkei, a historically revered Samurai warrior. Nakadacho Seinenkal Aaamim Sbibu, a group of drum dancers <"Taue Odori") from prefecture of Miyagi, will perform "dance of the rice planting ... The eroup'a dance won lt first place in a recent all· Japan Youth Festival. JAPANESE PERFORMERS TO DO RHYTHMIC DANCE AT DISNEYLAND Obmacbi Yabulame Dalko Hozoni.kai fn>m the prefecture of Nagano, wUl perform in addition to t~o Koto groups, lltutaryu Seiba Chugoku Shibu of Hiroshima and Waltana-Yai of Sapporo, plus Kolo Minyo Rengokai, a folk music club from Tokyo. Yamane Yoko Kimono Kit· suite Gakuin from Hiroshima will present a 30-minute fashion show displaying old-fashioned kimono costume, Geisha, bridal and contemporary kimonos. Two folk dance eroups, Nihon Minyo Buyotai and Yamapta Hanaeasa Odori Hozonkai, com· plete the Japanese nativ(' performers scheduled. Tea demoostrallons, flowef,1 • arranging and a Bonsai tree ex~. hi bit are scheduled. . , Disneyland will be open each day 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ..~ .. Tardeada Mexican Eest at UCI~:~ · The second T.ardeada • .a celebration in tl\e Mexican spirit, will be hosted by .MECHA (Movimento Estudiantil Chic~) atUCirvine-Satutday The afternoon progtam set for 1 to s p. m. wi11 be held in the ai:ea of the ham near Verano Place on campus. Entertainment will include folk dancing, mariachi musicandridlngbycharros,Mextcanborsemen. MECHA is a UCI student organization with head· lrqitatiOn :Acting Hit by Jo~ Boy a, DENNIS lleLBLL&N • oe .. ....,,_...., ' Richard 'lbomu,~whose latest movie deals witb"Mw a young man reacted to the death of lames Dean In 1155, belines the influence of the Deali·Brando- CUQ method of introspective actlna hu been less than con-strucUft. . "We're t\.~~t ~w crawl· lni out of shadow of the late ''Os," H)'I Thomas. ''The acton wbo are leU than they .... have tended to imitate the aurfa •• of t b e a e performers rather than the well 1prin1 of truth.•' Tbe actor, wbo recently ap. peared ln "Stl"eamera" at the Westwood Pla,houae, wu a peat speaker in a 1¥e9ltlonl aci. Int ~ at th& Sherwood Oaks Blpertanentai Colle1e in HolllWoocL . Universal, a studio noted for blockbuster-type fllms, that It made a "penonal" movie like "September 30, 1955 .... The movie bas largely vanished from theaters since lts low-key release in Los All1eles last OctoMr. It will open soon in New York City, Thomas said. ..It'• Dot the kind of film they're used to marketing. It's u auteur film, so I don't thiDt they be* bow to sell it." TBOll S, WHO spent five yean oo "1'be Waltons" recent· ly returned for two sl>eeia.b as John BO)'; the YOUDI writer who left the .mountain-top for a JournalisJn career in New York. quarters in the Cross·Culture Center on campus. t Tickets for Saturday's event are $2 adults, $1 .. children. r ~ . A dance scheduled from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. in Gateway "'1 Commons will feature dJ5cO and salsa music by Soul Inc. ~ Student advance tickets for the dance are $1. General .. •. • admission at the dOor is $2. F\lrtber information may be • ,,., obtained by telephoning 833:7215. i. fl•J ... .,~ol .. ZUBIN MINTA TO llE HONORED BY ORANGE COUNTY PHtLHARMONIC SOCIETY ·, __________________________________ .-.. __________ ..;... __________________ __ ... ~ Strings in LB Quartet Closes Setuon Purcell Strini Quartet of Canada will clote tbe 18t.b aeuon of Lasuna Beach Chamber Mualc Society at 8:1.6 p.m. Wednesday at La1una Beach Hill.I School. The quartet will play worb of Moaart '°d Dvorak. Members are violini.sts Norman Nelson and Frederick Nelaoo, Phllippe Etter, viola, and Ian Hampton, cello. mE IWSICIANS FOR•DL Y played with Vancouver Sym· phony Orchestra, or1anlzinl the quartet ln 1188. They have been quartet·in·residence at Simon Fraser Univenlty tn Vancouver since 1972. The quartet travels ln Canada playtn1 "community residen- cies" concerta. Tickets are ~. Concert alt.els at 625 Pan Ave. The eoclety bu announced ill program for the 1978-'79 eeaaon. The series lDchldes Palllard Chamber Orchestra of France, Bartok and Tel-Aviv atrln~~~uarteta, Borodin Quartet of Ruuia, Verdebr trio and Trio di M . Ticket applications and brochures are available by teJephon- tn1 433108 or 545-7535 or wrttin& the aoclety at box 385, LalUQa Beach~ 'Gospel' Groups at Knott's Sprln1 Maranatha featuring Cbrlatian music. will be beard Jl'rlday. Aprll 14 and Saturday, April 15 at Knott's Berry F~m tn Buena Park. Maranatha la a 1eml-amwal event at tbe entertainment center. · Entertainers wlll Include Leon Patillo. pianist formerly wl\h the rock aroap Santan; Jeaay Dlaon, 101~1 slo1er, planlat and oraanht who ha.s toured wtth Paul Simon; llaac Air Frelibt; PriDY, • Jualer. and Ocfen Fon1. ron& ls performtn1 alone. He waa formerly lead with Mustard Seed Faith. ISSAC AIR Frel1bt ls a comedy trio which emphasizes gospel messages in its presentaUon. T ickets are $6.50 advance, $7 .50 the days or the shows. Tickets are available al Knott·s, TI ck el r on outlets a-n d Maranatha Village In Costa Mesa. Tickets are also available by telephone 82'7·1776, ext. 457, on a charge card basis through Monday. THOMAS .•. (From Pace CU spilled coffee from his cup Into bl! saucer. MUSIC I ~lSCELLANY Mehta's 'Last' Bow Final Concert in OC Wednesday Zubln Mebla ends ll 7ean ol conducUn1 the. Lo• An1elea PbUb armonlc Orchestra In Oruae County ~oeerta Wed· neaday at Santa Ana Hl&b School The eoocert, featuri!! tuba IOlollt Boler Bolo .ta . oltbe Oran&• Count1 Phi trmonlc Soclety'I MalOft ott~ It la acHduled for I : ao p, m. lD tbe hi&b lcbDPI auditorium, ~ W. Walnut St., Santa Ana. Mehle wW be preHllted with a plaque durln1 lntermlaalon bonortq blm for brinliq tbe phllbannonlc to Oranp County. It wW be preMDted by Lome Huycke. phllhatmon.lc society president.. HUYCKE WILL also present the Zubin Mehta Soholarablp plaque to Dr. Daniel Aldrich, chucelor ol UC Irvine. Studenta who receive the annual phllharmoolc aoclety's mualc acbolahblp will have their names engraved on the plaque Chamber Sets Mesa Concert The Irvine Chamber Players will appear tn concert at 7 :30 p.m. Sunday at Orange Coast Unltarian-Unlversallat Church, 1259 Vlctorta St .• Cotta Mesa. The players will present mualc from Bacb to Jean-Michel Damase. 'Ibe group la composed or faculty and assodates of Irvine Conservatory of Music, Oranse Coast and Chapman col- ele1e1 and UC lrvtne. Ticket information ii avails· ble by telepboaing 6'6-4652. wblcb will bang at UCI. Bobo will be aololattn "Andlrl vlentl," a concerto for tuba wtth three chamber aroupa and or· c~atra. Schumann'• "Symphony No. 1 ln 8 flat Opus 38," more com- monly known as "Sprtni," will open tbe eooeert. W a1ner'1 ••Prelude to Die MelBteniqer voo Nurembur&" clo-es tbe concert. Mehta la leavto1 u conductor of the LA Pbilharmonlc to become mdllc dlrector of tbe New YortPblllw1noalc. "!rly aaaoctatloo wStb musi· clana of &he Lot An1eles Pbllbarmoalc bu bem of YefY tnten,ae pature and oq.r crowth to1etber over tho put 11 years bu included Joya &nd trtQllq)ba aa well u trlu and tribWa· tions," llebta Nld. Ticket.a for Wectne.day'I eoo- cert are a50, itudeilt& $1. 'l'bey are available at Oranio Ooanty Pbllbarmontc office, 1101 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Telep~ 141-MU. ·Sei·Fi Talks Lecture Series at OCC Science llcllon bu under1one a re1urceuce ID popularity with movies like "Star Wars,'' and "Clole Encounters of the Third Kind." Now Sci-Fi buffs, as lbey are commonly referred to, have a chance to bear some top people ln lbe field speak at Oranee Coast f.::ollegeinCosla Mesa. A series of three science fiction lectures are scheduled with the first tonl&bt at 8 p.m. In Science Hall. The other aession1 are set for April 14 and April 21. • Artist Morris Scott Dollens and science fiction writer 1loss Rocklynne will be featured tonlght. They will talk on develop- ment of science fiction lD the J.930's and '40a. Rocld)'nne is credited wilb popu.lariiing the acientific problem story. A.E. VANVOGT WILL 1peak AprU 14. He will disetaa de- velopment of science fiction and his experiences u autbol' ol more than SO science fiction volumes, novels and abort 1torles. The April 21 speaker is AJan Dean Foster. He ii autbor of "Star Trek" log series and sequel to "Star Wars," entitled "Splinter of the Mind's Eye." Tickets for all three lectures are $3. Slogle aesaioa ad- mission ls $1.50. Tlcketa are at the admlnlatratioo bulldtn1. open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays throu&b Fridays and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. Available tickets wUl al.lo be sold at tbe door. Poet to Read Atl.aguna Actor and poet Stephen DeFrance will read poetry from his work. "Voices of Fire: Poetry in J Black and White and Color," at today's meeting of ; -==::::::::=::: Laguna Poets in Laguna Beach. The session will "'° · ~.,; ~ begin at 8 p.m. in Harris Hall at St. Mary's -•tit• ~Qff•t lQ•blJ(tf Episcopal Church. 428 Park Ave. IJI. ~ 1. ..fi11. DeFrance will also read selections from b'exqulsffe coffees and teas, Gerald Manley Hopkinl, Wallace Stevens and cappuccino and espresso, ac~ other poets. Guitarist Joseph Glaser will accompany the Udo Marina Village Mon.-Thur. 'ti 10 "' ... ... ... : .. readtnp... 3'8t "'-~ Fn.. & S.t 'rll t, BUT THAT didn't pbase Geer. --~A:d:m~i~ss:loo~la~l~ree~.----------==~=~=wpot=rt=8Hclt===6=7=3=-2=6=2=0==5"=rJde==r 'rft='=B~ As Grandpa Walton would have done, be Ufted the saucer to bis .. • _ .. • "' ~: Ups and drank the splllage . .. I soon learned you fight fire with fire.'' said Thomas with a laugh, "so that end of tbe table . .. : ORIGIN VIII, BRONZE ON BLACK MARBLE BASE got pretty wild at times." •• ... ~ Fullerton Show .... r,.. ... Sculpture Event Sculpture b)' American artist AJdo Casanova will be featured durinl ••A Nlabt tn l'ullerton •• at "' .. Fullerton llalD lJbrU'f, 353 w. Commonwealth Ave. Cuanova, bead of the Scripps Collep Art • Department, will dilplay worb lD marbM and cut • brome. He WU born lD San l"ra.odlco aDd bu Mftl'al : fellowlbips and awardl lnel~ the Pria de Rome. • • CAMNOVA~s woaa ta In eollectlona of Whitney MUMWD tn N•• York City, the JOHpb ; Hlrahbom ColJecUon ln Wubl.nRJD. D.C., the Sao Francllco MUMWD of Art and other mUleWDI. ~ Tbe exhibit opens today and wU1 nm tbroulh • April. Houri ~ 9 a.m . to 9 p.m. Mondays thi'ou&b • Fridays, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays and 1 to $ p.m. Sundays. llf9r ..... RISH .. Uln Mewl •••r••t Sir ........... c ........ . '•i::,.•-r---w. ... All ....... ........ e ..... •ree• I••••• Free~ Peea, C•l•lfl•w•r, lreceelf. c...s...c-s.... ....... ~ .. s...t LNt .. ..... hliMe "' .. " SUMIDA T "T'IL 6 ..... -~ -· C-• .... l\o --......... _. ..... r -P•llf :l•Til-----1 r--((i11Til•J~-, I '9Maf I I IAEDROSESl.H ... U .:.--:.. I , ___________ ,I SftAWlamlS' I 1· w•ll4mmDAlllD II 59c I W-. II .. I 1Mr1•Mat I I Ylllf•-I L----~~-----J !-----~~-----.J _,.... ....NMm r ----f(•llfil•ltl---·,--R•111il•Ytr----. ..,. ,, M • I ------------------eua=u I' - -I ~ MAPll'llUW •'1 ~=n, • SPRING IS HERE! L~-~~::~~:__1 __ ~~1:-f :___I _....... _. ..... r ... ----«il1Til•T1t---..,,--~--, ==-it ..-.wars I I .SW=' 'I ~ l WMf.OCllMITIGI l, 25 ... . I ----~~--~l_:::.~~~--J COWOMI .... llMS...,.., , .. tm-7 P.M. --------I ..... .... ....... == ....... HUNTINGTON BEACH AND FOUNTAIN VAllEY FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION FIREMEN'S BALL the fabulous ••• KEITH WIWAMS NEW BIG BAND ••• THI GIEATIST IMMOYATIOM MIMI IAHD SOUNDS 1H THE MUSIC WOll.,0 TODAY! --AMD'-- DONNIE BROOKS OMEOFTHE SOUTHb\MD'S MOST VERSATILE ENTERTAI EIS ~ .. .. . .. By JEaJlY BE&TENSTEIN ... ....,,... ... Ele1ance. VlctorffQ&o Inn 1n Laguna Beach bu ., it. ~ Tbere'1 a aweeplnc ocean Tiew, the l'elltaurant'a ~try Frencb deeor and ooe-lime owner Marcel · • Lan•lob' private art colledioo. . Tbe Inn. opened tn 1937, ls atftped tn history. It waa onc:e the favorite dining spot of movie atara. .. Celebrities" ue still seen there. Pencmael are courteous and friendly. · BUT MOST IMPORTANT ls the food. There ls ui. . Ue to fa ult about it. Simplicity is stressed among rash, veal and beef entrees. PreParatioo Is emphasized. Paul Minprapbal, maitre d', says Veal Oskar ls , the most popular item on the menu. The east.em i wblte veal is topped with crab lep, uparapa and • bearnais sauce. It'• $10.25. ! My tasaes while di.alng there th.ls week were "at· tract.ed" to fish, or as listed. fruits de mer selections. I CHOSE FILET of sole marguery. It's poached with shrimp and oJSter and topped with white wine and mornay sauce. While the menu offers unique appetl11en such as ! hearts of palm vinaigrette, '2.75, or escareots bourautgnoone, $3.95, they were passed with French onion soup my choice before the main course. All soups are homemade. Onion comes with calvados and apple liqueur Is used instead of &berry. Very tasty. • Sole mar&Uery was light, fluffy and easy to dieeat. n was served with carrots, cauliflower, celery and zucchini saut.eed in butter and steamed lightly. IT WAS DELICIOUS and aa easy on the palate as \ · the sea's reflection of shimmering downtown Laiuoa liehts was on the eyes. Scampi was sauteed in butter with garlic shallots. Garlic shallots and chives are used in place ·of onion to give more flavor, accordine to Min· prapbal. "Shallots are more complementary lo de- licacy of the dish,'' he said. My date liked its flavor. r· J obn Roach, our pleasant mustachioed. red· ' jacketed wait.er, wheeled in "cart of sweet.S.'' i ~; AND DESPrl'E THAT full feelin~. rum baba \ . with hot apricot sauce "jumped onto the table." It ' was irresistible. . It capped off a delightful three-hour dining ex- perience. . The filet of sole marguery 1s hsled at $8.75, the ·'·.scampi $9.75. Baba was $1. . · House chablis, which we chose for dinner wine, was $2. 75 a half litre. The Inn employs 52. Jean Lefontane is chef. b DINNER HOUllS ARE 5:30 p.m. to 10 each day • : except Sundays when hours are 4 to 9 p.m . Luncheon · • is served 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays tbroueh · • Saturdays with Sunday brunch, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m . . . g This w~ Featuring oJl. r)$ ... l\tl RED SNAPPER VERA CRUZ ~ ~u $6.95 ~~:'.'", n11' tMi "::t--C:-....:t.:.. JLJJA\i -..-.... -.... ~ Mca.-taro...t LUNCH -DINNER ENTERTAINMENT NIGHn.Y -00 u I w .. 'Pretty Real' ExlliDit on ~tSACollege Pft!!'ITY BEAL -Paintings and drawtnp y Miebae1 l>anlel, Connie Jeokim and Jeffrey ub o throulh April 28 at Santa All• Collep Art alle17, 17th and Bristol stree~ Houri M«Mlay throu&b Thursday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Frida,. 10 a .m . to 1 p.m. and Tuesday an4 Tb~ evenings, 7tolo'clock.. i--------------------------------, I I Galleries /Exhibits ORANGES AND EMIGllAN'l'S -History ot citrus industry in north Orange County. Tools of the industry, photographs of the people and his- torical background of impact the industry made on the area exhibited at Mu.seum of north Orange County, 301 N. Pomona Ave., Fullerton. Hours Tu~s and Thursdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m ., Saturday 10 a .m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. JEFFREY AUBIO'S PAISMA PENCIL DRAWING AVANT-GARDE FILMS -Underground films of Bruce Conner will be diacuased by Thomas H. Garver 7:30 p.m. today at Newport Harbor Art Museum. 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Museum members, students $2.50; non-members $3.75. Flower Art Display 2 Paint,en Show in CdM EASTERN ART -Unusual folk art, wood carvings and crafts from Afghanistan, China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel and Japan. Daily except Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., United Na· tions Center, 2428 N. Grand, Santa Ana. Work of Jacqueline Broughton and Marcy Kier-Hawthrone is featured in Flowers and Sue· 'Giselle' Due At Chapman Civic Ballet of Southern California will dance "Giselle" at 8 p.m. Saturday at Chapman College in Orange. The colleee is sponsoring the performance by the Huntington Beach-based company. Terri Hayes, Anthony Sellars and Beth Eisleben are featured dancers. Others are Caroline O'Toole, Buddy Calbo, Kevin Burgess, Carolyn Bowen, Lisa Jackson and Cindy Smith. culents in Watercolor at Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar. Miss Broughton works in traditional style of botanical il· lustration portraying flowersjp r,alism on white backgro~ They are drawn with pencil from living specimens and ren· dered in transparent watercolor with layers o! pale wash. She is staff artist for Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. Miss Kier·Hawthrone's work is accentuated by a shaped or rounded format. Her work features "strong" design and de· tail. She is a biological ii· lus tator, living in Sao Luis Obispo. The arti.sts• work will be dis- played through April 30 at. the garderus, 2647 East Pacific Coast Highway. Hours are 10:30 to 4 p.m. daily. PBOJ'OGRAPH AS ARTIFICE -Photo- graphic works of art and documents, many anonymous, in Art Galleries, Cal State Long Beach, through April 30. Exhibit accompanied by cataJoeue with essay by curator John Upton, chairman of Department of Photoerapby, Orange Coast College. Hours noon to 4 p.'m. Mondays through Fridays, 1to4 p.m. Sundays. SEMl·ABSl'RACTS -Oil paintings of Eve Sulniclc through May 2 at Tanar Gallery, 2139 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Houra 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays; Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Saturdays 2 to 7 p.m. Closed Wednesdays and Sundays. INTAGUO PRINTS -Work of Barbara Hogg through April at Laeuna Beach Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Lacuna Beach. Hours daily except Tuesdays. 11:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m. COUAGRAPHS -Work of Peter Keefer through April at Flavia Gallery • .(MS Warner Ave., Huntington Beach. Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. ' DINER DU DIMANCHE SunC.tay dinner served rn the c .. ontlnental tracfltlon fl'(')m 3 o·ctock In the afternoon until o o'clock In the evenln~. A special menu Is offered for the occasion. Reservations. please. 714-752-8001 'Figaro' ~TIS Tonight ••The lhrrla.1• of Flsaro,•• Noaart'• com- ic opera, open• at 8 o'clock toal&bt at studio Theater, calState Lani Beach. Performance.. to be sunc in En•Hah are also 1cbeduled Saturday, Sunday and April 12. 13, 14 and 15. The pnM!uctl<lll b be- in1 staged by theCSULB mualc department and university theater. The opera cent.era on the convoluted love triangle Involving the Count and Countess of Aquas Frescas, tbelr cbam bermald Susalllle and steward Figaro as well u antics ol an imp- ish coup. page. State director 11 Ralph W. Duckwa.y and Hans Lampl music director. 'Rare' Staging AtCSUF • • A n t h o n.y a n d Cleopatra" begins a nine-performance run at 8 p.m. today in Little Theater of Cal State Fullerton. The play, ri!port.edl)' seldom done on ataee because of ~s "gran-diose scope, ' ls also scheduled Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday through April 16. Suncia7 curtain is at. 5 p.m. R. Kirk Mee, pro- fessor of theater, la director. He previously directed ••Twelfth Nieht," "Hamlet ... and "Henry IV, Parts One and Two" for CSUF. Tickets are $2.75 eeneral admission, $2 student.a. faculty and staff. , • • . l\-The BOYD G~RRISON DUO * • DANCING & ENTERTAINM~NT TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:80 PM-1:30 AM ~nt11ll<1Mll f'•buloual »tat show ln ti:!• County I W• could I.II• all lhue •dl .. Ni"'' .... but wt won't. All w• UY I• com e In.*"' I~ )lounelf. W•• Lhink rou'll come back otl.e n. Danclna " .. ~Lvrl91n· m•nl "'? aftd vi•u'll bt pleasanLly deh1hled wltb our nlod"111• be .. •...a• pr-•uuctunt . THE FABULOUS MICKEY ROONEY' ttarring in . ~.~ "THREE GOATS AND A 81.:ANkET" ~""'111. SATU•DAY, Af'ltlt.1 MINIATU•• aaca•s PLY -11-.1~M1troll-,,,..., alrpl-• '°"'I""• !ft Utlt _..., Aer-.tlc ChMl.......,._t~m.w•~m ... day .... ""*" ltMlle ~ ~ F..,...uiVlllar. PWTllT IN ••CITAL -UC lrvl11e t"*'!I Jlllle IMcy lllays lft Fl,. Arts "'" ... c-f Hall at 111.m., ,,., ' ..... St•r . Shella Macltae stars with Jack Carter in Mur ray Schts1al's "Luv .. through April 23 at~ Wes twood Playhous e. Performances are 8 p .m . Tuesdays, Wtrdneadaya Thursdays and Fridays. Saturday curtain is '1 and lOJ:>.m. with Sunday IStaliJlgs at 2:30 and 1. The playhouse is at 1-0886 Le Conte Ave., Los Angeles. AMMlm -• -• wlltl 10111 ....-'«~ '-"'-._, pel'.0.. ToUy _......., "-9 e.111 ... 1 .,m. Aelllllll_,._. T•IO O" GASSICS -Lone 9-1' Sym11llMy ~cllHtra at Terrace TIIMter, • L ec-, at I"'"'° .... .,.. 1111 lcll-.n, llewt, ... t11eW11. (21S) ....... tldlM ll!Wmatlclft. IUNOA't, All'tlll.9 CUlllCS 10 MOOC•N -lrwtfte CMmw ,..,.,_. ~., _... et 71H 11.m. at Ora119e Ceau Uftltart-uN_,.lsl Olurdl. Uff Ykt911• $1.. ci.4a Meta. ....... eUITtHIST IN Aac:tTAI. -UCI trvl11e 1111111< 11114•111 J e11at11a .. Taylef ~ 11AW at I Mii. Ill AM Art& Vlllall c:w-rt Hail. 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Our full course Ham Steak Dinner, for instance, comes with grilled pineapple rings, potatoes, a vegetable, tomato juice, green ~d or· soup, a beverage of your choice and our famous hot apple crepe a la mode dessert . ~ ---------HaDl Steak DinDer. *3.39 with coupon OFFElt OOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 7 THRPuOJt ': T11URIOAY,APAIL 130NLY AT: - . INTERMISSION • It 1ee'ma only nttin1 that tbe Saddleback Valley. u ooe of the newer commw1.lties of !~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~t~ Orant• County, should be amooatbe pioneers in the area ol Uvtna theater. Residents of El Toro, MisaJon Viejo and lnterri11ssion To~j Titus Chinese Restouront ANQUfT FACfLITTES AVAILABLE Opening offer of complimentary Imitation Ivory BEER Ohapetjdel With .._.,, OUf'Chale, TAKE WINE · OUT HOURS: t 1 :00 A.M. TO 9:30 P .M. DAILY f'HONf; (714) 557·2882 " 11 70 BAKER STREET COST A M'ESA. CAL. (IN THE MESA NORTH SHOPPING CENTER }=~~~~~~~~~ l CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWY. LAGUNA NIGUEL (At~v-. ,_..,, 499-2628 496-5773 South Coa1t'1 Fine•l Cui1ine COME ON. DOWN! NEWPORT B&:ACH ~ IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 314 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACff (lo Tilo ..-Y-«t Ample FrH Panung 494-9491 752-8556 ©~ >~ .• ::":;. .. , ~ R~'!M!!P ~PSI') ... 2 °" nr auvnm. ~ llllQDUY .. ,,...5,JL) DINNERS SENSIBLY PRICED FROM $4.95 · ><~ SPRING FESTIVAL OF SCAllOPS-: Lacuna HU1t are conalatenUy belne offered somethine a Ut.tle different and oft the well· beaten path by two relatively new community theater P'OUPI. each of wbJch baa another un-famlllar project in the ottine. , Tbe Saddleback VallfY Community Theater, the senior of the two playhouses witb seven productions to its credit, bu Just cut Its closin1 abow of tbe 1977-78 season, an Englbh mystery-comedy called "The Busybody.'' It's the third unfamiliar play from this group in a four-ahow season. Meanwhile, the newer Mission Viejo Repertory Theater la maldnc plans for tbe world premiere of a new musical by veteran pJaywriebt Jack Sharkey, "Turkey in the Straw." Sharkey, who'a written two dor.en stage scripts, joined the Mission Viejo troupe lut year. DIBECl'ING THE Saddleback Valley com- edy is Mike Bielltz, winner ot the Dally Pilot's best actor laurels laat year for bla role in the group's production of "An Inspector Calls." Noreen Farley has been cast in the leading role with Fred Knight playing the top male part. Others in the Saddleback cast are Ben Jutzi, Joaone Applegett, Lajuana Blanco, CyntbJa Locan, Dan Nelson and Doug Hartman. "The Busybody" opens May 26 for a two-weekend enaagement at the Mission Viejo Hieb School LitUe 'Ibeater and advance reservations are be-in& talteo at 588-8342. The Mission Viejo Repertory Theater is planninl a late July openJ.ne for "Turkey in tbe Straw,·• which centers on a troupe of actors stnagallng for success in New Enaland's straw hat clrcuit. The company cu.rrenUy is In the pro- cess of choosing a director and musical direc- tor, and further lnformaUon may be prnered by cal.Ung Jay Rayl at 76HSJ(. IT'LL BE THE second orillnal show in three outina for tbe Mission Viejo players, who recently ataeed the first p~ ol a one-act Mass Sing Doe Six choirs from Oranae County and then a mass chorus will be featured in the Community Choral Festival at 8 p.m. Saturday in Plummer Auditorium of the Fullerton Colle&e campus. Buena Park Community Chorus, Ana-Belle Singers of Anaheim, Placentia Vlllue Sinaers, Fullerton Note-A·Belles, La Habrl Chorale and The Carousels will sln1. Jetter Hairston la director. ~ Tickets are $2.50 adults, $1 students and senior citizens. Raf caritOllSI Food ............ ••kt home • STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 21st Pt., Newport hfeh ORlole S.'560 Hw ... MlcWtM D.lly-W.t ...... u..tll 1:00...., •· 0¥tall'IW•ll-.._IA piay called "Manhot~·• on a tine-show pro- gram. They won't be the •nly theater aroup doina ao orieinal musical this awnmer, however. Down at the Lag\ll• Moulton Playhouse, managing director !)qui Rowe is assembllnl hi5 cast for the world premiere of Ian Bernard's musical, •'Twilight s,.t." Tb1a one opens May 30 for a fOlU'·Wffk eDC&ttment. -• .....t . The Fountain V-a,ley Community l'IJleater bas announced a aerl• of drama worWshops for kids of all ages from tinderearten throueb post-high school ace. The classes will be held at the Fountain Valley Community .Center durinc the after· noons. Instructors 11clude Joan Hagerty, Jay Conklin, Bonnie T.iede and Pamela Buaanaky. Classes for yo~gsters aged 5 and 6 will meet Tuesdays from 3 to ( p.m.; those 7 t.o 9 on Thursdays from 4 to S; the 9 to ll·year-olds Tuesday from 4 to 5:30, the kids 12 t.o 14 on Thursdays from s to 6:30, and the hleh school and beyond category on Saturdays at a time t.o be announced. Call 636-3582 tor further details. Musical Duo Lecture Topic "An Evenlnc with Rodeen and Hart and Hammentein" wfl1 be presented Sunday, April 16 at <>ranee Coast Colle1e. The proiram will be&in at 8 p.m. in OCC'a Fine Arts Hall 119. Guest lecturers are Guy and Phyllis Halfer- ty of Corona del Har. Halferty la a pianist who specialh:es in works of Rodeen, Lorenz Hart, Hammenteln, George and Ira Gershwin, Cole Porter, Jerome Item and other American com- posers and~. The two prelMlt the lectufe. as a team. He sings and perfonps at the piano and Phyllis acts as narrator, preaentlng selected anecdotes and ·biographical ba~und about tbe composers. Tickets, pri'*1 at $3, are available at OCC's Ticket Office, located In the admln.lstratlon building. The ollce ia open Monday through Friday from I~ . ..to 10 p.m. and on Saturdays, 8 a.m. to DOOll. cket oUice telephone number la 558-5521. ~ ation, 556-S880. \~ !l\tl~'f : ''J -.. . ... . ... . -.. "THAT OBsclJRE OBJECT()F DESIRE" (R) ..USM 5'Jl."1\IS A "1HI 0.. a ONLY"'.,.. • ... "'W.V. ........ '--'"' • JOAMllYllS -u.r mr ,,., . She laughs, she ates, she feels angry, she feels lonely, she feels gullty, she makes breakf~ she makes love, she makes do; she Is strong, she Is weak, she Is brave, she Is scared, she Is ••• JI ~ • J , w1•9TACM1 "'"'~" ..... rNt .,...,._NH•lt ... ,,..._ ..... a.11. .... ,... ... ......... ,. "IAMoAY ~ fllYll• ""9o\ft-'1'111.fl• ... ,,..._ .. , .. a.-. ..... Mio ... . .... l ... Look at Osear. J . . Sipificance 'Fades' Quickly By JEllaY HERTENSTEIN °' .. .....,,... ..... Cle•ninl up the Oscar award.I notes. • • . '). The 50Cb Academy A wards prmen- tatloo came and went this week, but not without controversy (Vaneua Redarave's mucb criUched com-menll on the Jewt.ah Defenae Leap demonstration.> And there was much glamor and glltt.er. • I • • r Yet with the event four days old who can remember tbe more "minor" awards. Quick, wb.at woo f~t Llve Action Short Film? , ~ In addition to the parade of stars. the Music Center ceremony was a fashion show. Even vendon in the preu lounge wore formal dress. THE IOU BAS been around - ··wby dldD, Raquel Welch wbr an Osca-r for tM dress she was allnost wearing?" Same could be 9aid of others. The roped off stars' walk to the entrance of the Dorothy Chandler Pavilioo wu • a constant parade of actresMI ID tight-titUn1 aowns with phm&lnc neckline. It __ Notable were Karen Black, Olivia Newton John, Goldie Hawn, Natalie Wood, Farrah Fawcett-M.ion and Richard Burton's wife, Susan. The person whd designed many of the gowns, Edith Head. w .. there. • Farrah'• aold-colored dress shined. Next day <Tuesday> sbe was ln court to testify ln a lawsuit aeatut her, plainly dreaaed. · MOND°'Y NIGHT she talked to the press afte.t presentlnc tbt OBcar for Beat Jl'Um Editin1 ("Star Wara. "> ' -: "No," she &aid. "l don't plan oo do- • ing any t.elevlstt.1." • She just fml•Md "Somebody Killed Her Husband," and said, "rm =Y wtth the film. I bave a &oocl f I aboutll" Women who kin& a,o made a name lD movies or fil.JD.related work were there. Bette Davia, wblte·baired Barbara Stanwyck. Joan Footaine, Jane Powell, Olivia de Havilland and Margaret Booth. MA&GARET BOOTH, a film editor received an honorary· award "for 82 years of exceptionally dist· inguiabed service to the motion pie· ture industry as a film editor." She began working as a negative cutter in 1915. She was named supervising film editor of MGM in 1936 and served that capacity for 32 years. Miss Booth recently supervised editln1 of "1be (l()odbye Girl" and "The Cheap Detective." Obviomly delisbted as she talked to the pn!SS, she recalled the daya of silent films. "It was wonderful," abe Hid . MISS de RAVILLAND was gra-ioua. She left Tuesday for Micbipn on the ftrst part of a lectu.re tour. She said the tour will brine her to Newport Beach sometime lhls spring. Someone asked lf the rumor wu -true a sequel was being made to .. Gone Wtth the Wind." .. If so, I hope lt'• a very good one," she said. She 1aU8bed when someone asked If 1he would be ln ll "How could I, Melanie died at the end," she ·-replied. There were more queatlom, of coune. Many made 1lO seme at all, Ju.at lib much of tbe hoopla tbat aC· companies the annual Holl~ showcase. '.( ·:' JJ~~.>~ ~ c d 1'f"d 'Jltlll biff, C4"'~ ...::::::r.urt "(-' ~-~••• ~-I-£, Yea, abe conftnned the recent re- jection of two seripta for rolel tn wblcla lbe wu reportedly offered $1 million each. "I didn't love the 1 1crtpta," abe said amlllna, bloDde hair fallin& acrou her forehead. The belt Llve Actlon Short! It wu. ...,.iiiiiiiliiiiiiii ........ ..._~ .. I'll Flnd A Way." 7 WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS lncluclng a..t Spedat been ant °"9tn•I Score Bnt8ouftd ant eo.tume D...,. . . . . . . .. . . . ..... .. ~ . 1NEWPOR.T: . ( . . ~,,.,,.. . .. . . .. . . .. .. " ROOKS ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTOR RICHARD DREYFUSS "'The Goodbye Girl' Is a Joyous comedy Just wha& the doctor ordered. Nell Simon makes f eelin«fOOd letCal • • . " GEN&~ LIT,NBe·TV -----4th SMASH WEEK .. 1HE FURY' IS 'A FURIOUSLY·PACED THOROUGHLY GRIPPING PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER. A handsometv crafted. UBJSUOlly tantallzlng mQVie." ~ cano1. H.•. N9wl . . . • Ftidmy,April7, 19711 C1 ~oms Linked by 'Bayou Funk' Releaaea Caughl in Sluulou?y Line of Disco and Soul.vamping -~St~ A pal"IDGld frteDd of mint ll _,vblieM tbit ....-, All ndio ltaUola 1D the cocwb'7 bu ta.ten OYm" b1 iwla& bands ol rad.teal dolpblu 'holdla1 ~at flD·DOUJt. .. No." I .. _.. blm, "tbO.i MUDdl are JWlt tM Bee a.. aDd ttie7 JHD't eotAI to eat your twla or cawe U1 ptnDanent barm. .. Or "111 U..,t <>Re am-i ru11J baock tbe Brothen Gibb • tOtt UM iDcredlhl• aucceu ot the IOUlldt.rack from ••saturday Nl&bt Fe.er,•• but the overkill la tum.i.D.c °Fe-ret" into the youn1 set•a coun- terpart to swtno flu vacclnatlons. FolU are 1tart1n1 to drop. DISOO, A JIUSICAL extension ot the Gam· tale and Haff .. Pbilly Sound" ol the early "70., i& here to RaT· drawing increased support from. YGUDI wbltM nurtured on rock. Memwb.tlt. tbe black market ls currenUy dotbUWed by Lbe cartoonlab aouJ.vampllul of Bootly Colll.na and the fantastic cotmic funk or Georie CUnton•s Parllament/P'y.nkedellc •1.bani." Caught 1K>mewhere within the ahadowy col· or line are albums to be discussed here. They aren't u mindlessly functional as dlaco or duer eDOU8b to c.apture the Parliament crowd, bul all dlser9e a lerloua UateD. TUE MA.IN UNK between new albums by Allen Toussaint, Lee Dorsey and Robert Palmer 11 they all eerve up ample doses of New Orlean.Htyle bayou funk, a very danceable but ll&bter ecxa1 approach. r Each album also contains a version or TouualQt '• .. Night People," a guaranteed dance hft for whichever artist eets the first radio break away fn1m the Bee Gee syndrome. • · Toussalnt la an insider's musical leeend for b1S proJJ.bc work as a producer and IOD&writer. H1a collectloo of bits performed by other artists ls ataagerini, includin1 the Pointer Slaters' .. Yes We Can Can," Dr. John's "Right Place, Wrong Time," Doz Scaggs' "Freedom For The Stallion," and Glen Campbell's "Southern Nllhta '' tbe title cut from Toussaint'• NCODd LP Ud • 1"l8 Grammy nominee for Beet Song. ~c 4'olnt Effort Music, Dance "An Evening of Music and Dance'' la tbe ti- tle of a jotot concert that will be presented by Orange Coast College's Music and Dance de- partments OD Friday, April 14. 1be productloo ls slated for 8 p.m. in tb• OCC Auditorium. Tbe CGDCVt will open wWl • performance by OCC's Sympbontc Band, under t.be d1reetion ol Dr. Nonna Butcher. The bancl will perform works bJ Johann Sebaltlq Bacb, Gioaccbino. ~alni Anton Dvorak, W. Frands McBetb, DaTe Bniteck, Herbert Huelman, Dlmttri Kabalewky and Peter Web Tcbalkonty. student dances, accolllpanled by the Sym. phonic Band. wtll perform two -.a, ''Cherub Sound" an4 "Moon Shadowa ... Pre-sale tickets, priced at St. are on sale at · OCC'a Ticket Oflice lD the college's admtnlltra· Uon buildin1. A SOLO •E&FOBm who rarely toun (apparent nervousneas), Touualot'a latest, "MotiOD" on Warner Brot., b a Jow·key but beautltul effort that embo<Ue9 the spiril and ,..acefuJ mqic ~New Orleans fank IOWld. His bellads, partlcularly the tlUe track and .. WJt.b You ID My Mind," are lnatant standards. Tbe uptempo cuta cook like a aplcy cwnbo with tbe support of 1uJtarl1t Larry Carllon <Cruaaden), drummer Jeff Pm'caro (everyone> and vocals f.rom Bonnie Raitt and Etta James. Don't m1aa th1I ooe. Robert Palmer Is white En&llab, and looks Uke a cover boy ror Esqutre, but be bu not at.rayed ooe blt from bJs commitment to the funk croove oo his fourth lsland Records re· leaae, "Double Fun." 818 WRITING ABILITIES pale ln com· parison to Toussaint and Uie umpteenth remake of Ray Davies' "You Really Got Me" is ques- tionable. However, Palmer's bard-edged soul pbras· lngs and sexually liberated romanticism have eveolved him into a unique and evocative artist wbo b bard to deny. He's somethlnJ of a Doz Scaggs minus string and tutered throu&b a musical school whose graduates l.Dclude James Brown and LiWe FeaL Palmer's version of "You're Gonna Get What's Coming" ls lhe finest fusion of funk and guitar·rlff rock in a long time. Lee Dorsey ls a veteran ol New Orleans and the Toussaint stable or stars. Pretty much forgotten aince bis bits (Toulaaint eomposl· Uons> like ~·working In A Coal Mlne" and OVERNIGHT 'Annie Hall' captured the hearts of America. 'ANNIE HALL' is now the biggest hit in New York. .'J•. : ... , "'.· •• "J-4,, 1:.1 ,".'\J " -' •••••••••• ...... -;.· ·• 4ff•'• •4" ,.,,' ·;:,.,,, .... · .!. .·,;. •••• 4 • •• .,,. l\NNIE 1-tALL: "Every Thins I Do Gonna Be Funky," Doney'• return effort ls nothine short ttt rlflll•hth1I Touuainl 1upplies piano and productlon OD Dorsey's "Night People" on ABC Records and Doney'• paper·tbin vocals are u catchy and well·timed as ever. I'm beltln& oo Doney'a version of "Nl&bt People" to be the hit linale out of the three versions. So, Uthe d.laco doldrums IOt you down and you 're not ready for a coi:nplete !::~ into hard· core stuff like Parliament's "Fl lilt." then any of these albums are worthy 1tartln1 points. A few listens and a certain mo•le sowidt.rack may start ~athertn1 dust. .... LIVE ACTION: A strong moath la in store for the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, ln· eluding tbe local deDut ol Peter Allen <April 11-12) and the following acts: Blues great Albert Klng, 13tb·l4th, Elvin Bishop, sold out for the lSlh, Dave Van Rook on the 18th. Budgie, the 19th, Commander Cody, 23·24, and Tim Weisberc. 28-30. Reservations are available by calling 536·9600. 4"1t's going to be one of lbe year's most talked about films without any question .••• It is bound to grab a bagfa.1 of Oscars ••. " ' -Walter Speocer .~Helman~ .A Hal AshbyAni WOR R•dlo JaAe~ .~¥~~ ~~:' (R) Mon.·Thura. 7:15-9:30 Frt. 8:15, 1:45, 11 :00 SatJSun 1:15,3:45, 8:15 1:45, 11 :00 edwanls ClNEMA CENTER MAUOlt AT ADAMS.COSTA...s.A VHDIC..,... t7t ... 141 Al.LEN TOUSSAJNT 'HEAVY INFLUENCE' 1.~NfVeRBAL. STU0t08 TOUR '°"'-" MCA tot.V'Ml IR• 'll Wtfllf lOUA tm 1'1111 '"House Calls' has an incurable case of infectious laughter!'' -Gene Shal1t, NBC· TV . WALTER MATTHAU GLDmA JACKSON ART CARNEY & 1-.S IJl6 PIDDOI "'House Calls'' NOW PLAYING ST.-•ft.em C&Nf.DOME 21 0..tgt 639-8770 OrillQt 634·2553 EDWllDI ClllOU Costa Mesa 546-3102 0:30. 10:1s .. Prwtirw a:30 -Teleftsion Dennis Dugan as Richie Brockelman, Private Eye, flies to Las Vegas with Caroline McWilliams in search of her missing boyfriend tonight at 9 on NBC, Chiqmel 4. B ~YWB>GAME 9 HOU.YWOOO 9QUAll£S I JOt<ER'8 WIU> THE BAAOY BUNCH The eleotlon c.mpalgn catT1el fNfi' Into Iha Brady hOuMtlold w1W1 both Grwg and Marda NII IOt lludaltt · body Pf99ldant. • A.DA»-12 Malloy and Reed lntwrupt U'lelr dlnMr to pwM» Iha rOC>bwl In a gee ltallon hOldup. • LA. IHTf.RCffANClE "Informed~" G1) VOT£R'S PIPELINE "Otang• County Ill Waahlngton" Hoat Jim CQ09lr tnr4ll IO W .. lnglOn, o.c. to ~ Oreng1 County -wllh lh• county'• COf99llm8n Claann~I Lbti•g• 8 KNXT (CBS) Loa Angeles • D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles D KABC·TV(ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Angslas ®l KCST (ABC) San Diego CD KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind ) Los Angeles G3 KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Cl) TI4f MUftHTII GUNC Pelula Clark 8:00 IJ (I) WONDER WOMAN ••'fhe Gll'I From lland11" A mylt«lou• young glrl '#11h lt1'811ge powera, found 8'lnn on • rell In 1he -. ha ln~lg-10t• tleflled. HllfTY Guardino, Jule Halddaclc, Allan Arbul rc:...c "ValleHa 38·24-38" Dealgl1ed to eliminate Ille need lor e hum1n commender, a oompui. la IOOf'I running °'*11•1 II.If• lhlp Ollll"G the crww and CUiiing Off Ouettc'I ~ In the mldcMe °' .. epeoe Wiik -~ ·~ "Ooce You Kill A Slranger·· (111701 P1ul 81.w1ta, Cerol Lynlay A PIY· c:notlc: trlaa 10 get 1 goiter to 1111 bar peyd'llalrlet. (2 tn.) • 9 DOHN'( & MAAll! Gueatt: ~ Fou. Krl• Krl1tolleraon. Rlt1 Coolidge, C3PO, R2·D2, CMwt>ecca, Oerth Vader 4R) 8 MOVIE • •'h "Th• Hero" 4111121 Richard H1rrl1, Romy Scnnalder. A young tw .. u My, having Nn away lrOtn tiotn. lo ... hll Idol'• 1811 night Looks Briglit; '\; Groh's Show-Dimmer By JAY SHARBUTf LOS ANGELES <AP) -Saturday night, two alumni of the Mary Tyler Moore works Ted Knight, her ex- a,nch.orman, and David Grob, ex- husband or "Rhoda" will start their •n comedies on CBS, Channel 2. Kni&)lt now nma a six-lady escort t"ice in New York, Groh'a other Day" con~ern.s the effect his ~child family when the other (Joan Hackett~ decides to re- n the Job market. ~'The Ted Kniiht Show" al 8:30 is cldedly the beUer etfort, if only cause it features the aame sharp 1 and genUy e.ucgerated brand humor that mJlde the MTM sbow ch run to watch (TV R~VIEW) One, a gum·chewtnf cookie, in- forms him that "if some slob makes a pau at. me, J'gi gonna hit him ln the ~boJ)I." If the euy's rich, tboulh, "I'm gcm.na pick him clean aa a wbls· tle," she adds. AND 80 IT GOES, with a negotiator for the strikers (Cissy Colpitts) at one point ~alminl she needs U1e extra money because her dog .. bas memo ... Alas, the plot by Barry Rubinowiu thinl at this point and the humor auf. fer& a mild case of the feebles. eoccer v-. la forced to -aulata hll JN'IO<ltiea anw .-ng wtiet Iii. ru1 manlllka.(2hn.) CD CAAOt. BURHETT AHOFRIEHD8 • MOVte * • * "The Lall T1me I Sr.w AclNe" (11181) Robert Mltohum. Jae* Webb. A pair of Air Foroe t>uddlea menage to 8'1joy lhalf aunt In Iha armed tcwcea. (:Z fi~ WASHINGTON WUK IN REVIEW •• D CPOSHAN<EY "C1ptaln'1 Right-Hind Man" A ..,,tllnental Sllar- llay bldl lltaWefl to hll ... men 1t1er Capllln 8ul;t!nw relucuintl)' IOllowl orderl and allows Iha ,__ tor CPO to be hit aid• Pa\4d White, Paul SyNml. J-Connall IJUMf .. 8> CA088-WTTS S) G!) WIJ,.L rTAEET WEEK "A ProlMllonal lrweator Hadges H11 e.t." Guest- Aobart W Wll9on. P<ofes. llonel IOYMtOt l:OO U Cl) INCREDIBLE Hut.I( Thi lale of a jetllMr II In Iha hlnd1 of IM Hulll and a young ~ When the pllM'I Cf-becomM dlalbled1 Brandon CN1 ~1111f11. Cl AICHle BROCK ELMAN "A Pigeon Ripa For Plooll- l11g" Novice delec:llve Broollelman becofMI 1 loater tither and matc:llM wlla wllti. blacllm1llera when hi "leltna a clOM triend 4JlllMI Whitmore Jr.I. Mavlly In debt to ti,.,,,, hald~ed 0 9 ABCMOVlE *** "Thi Great Houdini" ( 197&) Peul MlchHI Gl1Hr, Sally SWlherl. The llfe and -of lllulk>nlat and ~ lttlst ~ Houd~ Ill. -no vowed he would one dsy apea1c. lr0tn the ~I beyond. (R) W MERVGAlmN au.le; Chuck Berry, Dick &.wt\, Elayne 800ller. Bulty SalnlHMrte. Deney Twno fll) MAST'EAPIECE THEATRE "Anna Karenina" Vronally perauadel Anna to uk fOf a dlllorca; Countesa lv1- nOVl'\8 dominates Karenln. (Plrt 9 of 10) ml FIRING LINE 10:00 tJ Cl) HUSBANDS, WIVES l LOVERS Alter -Ing a torrid movie, Ille women have romal\09 on ttleir minds, bu1 they can't pull their huab1nda' 1ttentloll away from 1 TUBE TOPPERS NBC 0 7: 30 -78 Dollars and No Sense. The high cost of living is ex· amined in this documentary, narrated by Jack Riley. KCOP G) 8:00 -"The Last Time I Saw Archie." Robert Mitchum plays the title role of an Air Force con man in this 1961 movie comedy with Jack Webb. ABC D 9 : 00 -.. The Great Houdini." Paul Michael Glaser (of Starsky and Hutch) plays the famed escape artist Harry Houdini in this new TV movie with Sally Struthers. poker game with '-1ty tllou11nd doll1r1 end M1mebody'1 bonM at .,....,, . GOUNCY "A o.d M111'1 Truttl" Owney betU. 10 CIMr • oop ~ of lltt)1~ • burglar • a b<lllh TV nawaman (DaVld Spiel- berg) puts Iha,_, on both the medleal exatll#* atlO the polio9. (RI 18 NEWI TO IE AHNOUNCED MICHAEl. JAa(8()N GIMI: p_.., 1J1y, 8rill1n Ambll&ldor IO Iha Unlled Stat ea. 6!) WOfllLD "Se1rcih For S1ndr1 Ulng" Fllmm111ar Antony ThomN prolllee a Soulh African girt ol bllCk lea- t urH born to wllll• ~· .. 10:ao Im NEWt MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:00&DU(l)9 NEWS U LOVE. AMERICAN &TYL! "LCMI Nld The Uberlted Lady Bou" Ntbblay ,,.. • -job. and • -bola. "LCMI And The Fulbactl" A football allf MCfetly rnamm hll glr1friend G MOVIE • *"" ''The Tiger And The Pualycal" t teen Vlttono o-n&n, Eleeoor Pet1tar. A middle-aged min 1nempt1 to rec;lejm you1h with the help of hie eon I girllrlend, but flnelly decldal lo accept lite u h .. (2 hfl.) CD THE ODO COUPLE At I IUrprlM tor Oacar, Fallx palnt1 the apartment naming peach, Miii tha old tumllure and refurnllhae Iha apanment with Muri•· lie pieQea. &) MOHTY PYTHON'S Fl VINO CIRCUS fil) DICK CAVETT "NIW Yorker Cartoonlltt" Guatr. George Booth, LM LoNnZ. (Pll'l 2 Qt 21 • WON..O "8P41Clal Rei>c>rt: The OIOloe For Relrnao Thi Choice F« Frenoe'' The oonctuiona INt •• ~ Ing the country 10 the ~ ol m1JOf change 1re •JUltnl08d , t:ao. (I) MAS'T£AI TOUl'INAMl!NT Highllglll• of the tourn1- nwit It Augusta (Geor~l N1tlonal Ootl Club. • TONIGHT Holl: Johnny Carton. 0..-ta: Dick Ven Patten, George MlllCll', Mk:Ntll Caine. 8 Low. AMERICAN 8TYl.I "~ And The GllOlt" A man'• wit• oomee bed! 11 a g)W)lt. "l.oY9 And The HIC>PY Flmlly'' The I.aw· aon houMhold ftnd• llMll In a unique lltuatlon. Ddl llJIETTA ··nw ~ °""'8n Annie BIUH" Tony *-more and more 11**'°'11 Ulat I c:io.a Jriend (KJm 09rl)y) may be Mllng the dOQI cau.alng a --of C:Nerdoae dMlh&. i OUTE'I UMrr8 GrTSMART CAnlONB> A9C HEWS '1!) MACtB. I L.EHAER REPORT 11:40 8 (J) IPOffT8 SPEC1AL Super-llghlWaighta Bruce Curry Ind Monroe Brootca rftlllt In a 12.-round bout; mlddlewalgflt Marvin H-allt t4kee on Doug Demminga for 10 ~ at L.aa Vegas. K>RNING 12:00 8 lWIUOHT ZONE Ed Undaay hN an old radio, which only picl(a up old rwllo lhOwS. • MOYIE *.,.. ''The Cwae Of Ti. IT ALSO HAS welcome echoes of e bumbling character Knight once ayed as he now essays Roger Den· , whose escort-service motto ls: But t.be cast is fll'lt.-rate, with deft support work by Mias Colpitts, by ,. another escort played by Janice 9n..iJatlng Back Kent, and by Iris Adrian, cast as a · 98· TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Doi ~ .. (1"11 E)Wa OulnlaM. Ramon Oay. fow~.-pul ............. .._ ~ ~ taboo ciat'einonlea In HllltL '1 hr • 30mln) 1l:IO. MOV1a •• "Tl1111111h" 11ttt) Vkl1or Mature. Yvonoe O.Ctrlo. All American •d11a11turer pl1ye th• F~ agalnlt f'8 Allilf In Iha IUdlrl. (1 hf~ 8! ,,,.,..) .MOYIE *Yt "Lillie 8hop 0( HOfr0t1" (1H11 .AKlll• JOMpfl, JoNlttw'I H-. A ~lded lad working In • ftortll lllOP ~ a atrange.,..,... ""IMde CW\ human blood. (1 "' .. 30 min) 1u1e ITART'llll "t.tarch Fl'o.n ~ Tytet" Petar lawfotd, Bethel lMlll. A U a. ~ oft. oar II °"*-' to take 1 column of prlaoner• Wougll Apaat)e tlrrltOt'Y. ttl wovae * * Yt ''Valley OI Mystery"' (1911) AlcMrd l!o.,, ..... ar ....... ~ot• pllM crM9 'stNQC11e to rwn8ln ...,_., (2 ""' l 1:000 ~lf>fQA" Host Aogar Miiier. OU.ta: KC lfld ,,,. 'lunahlne ~. Gene Conon. Dltt Band, RlydlQ. Mdy Kwf. men, "*b Alpert. 8 EVANS AHO NOVAK ··wun1ngton And Yovr Taxes" GUiit: MIChael H. 8lumenlhlll. 8ecntary of lheTr-v. 1:ao. 8PECIAL A detMlle on mllndalory ~to ~radii balance In loCll ICtlootl ,. P,_led 4IJ NEWI Cl) MOYie • * • "81n 01.11nlln" ( 1931) HUrnphtey Bogltl, AM si.tdan. All axii- of Pfllon ... with .. of 119 Wlllnoe. ,_ and Nita. ( 1 tv ~ ao fTlln > 1:.Sf8 NEWS 2:00 • MOVIE • *. 'h ''The en. s..·· ('9631 Jo HnlUna. Don- ald Sinden. • MOVIE ** '"The Mob" (t951) &roderlde er•ont. a.ttv Buehler. 2::251 NEW8 2:80 ==-TMCKS ··~ ''Sahara On Fire" ( 1883) Chrl•tl•I\ Mwquanct, Mlllagl Noel 2!4011 NEWS 3:008 NlW9 a:aou MOVIE * * "Agent For H.A.R.M " I 19881 Merit Rlct\mond, WencMI Corwy. LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -CBS wUl P.8!._ llGll $35 mllllon to air .. Gone With the Wind • over the next 20 yea.rs, the ~est price ever paid for a aingle film in the b.iatory of television. CBS wUl make the ~ to the ltudio in five conaecutive yearl)' in.stall.menU be,umta1 In September. Frank E.~entelt, presldmtClfllGK said. "Gcme \Vlth the Whkl0 was flnt abOWD an NBC to Novenibe~ 1176, drawlnl the Jaraea~~ to ever watch a tbeabical mm CJG tele~ NBC reportedly paid $S mUl!oa for tbe a.tlm&Allinr· Inc. • The 1939 ftJm. is ~atmdnc In DalJ and Japu. • ... Roeenfelt tald tbat In order to equal tbe '35 millloD licensl.DI fee tbe film would have to do $115 mllll.o4 busJneas at the box offtce. JIGM wauld a• about cae-fomth of thole box office ncetpts. Wberever you eo, we want to go ith y&\u," Saturday's opener revolves around at.rib by his lovely employ-. They extra battle pay for bostessiDJ e annual, all-male "Wolves Con· lion," full or noise, atroog drink d worse. Knight's peppery old secretary. . Cyb and\Tncia Barnstable help Richard ln short, the potential foT a bit is Benjamin .fi,gbt back a&ainSt Vanessa the t.tu7 e, despitetbeacrlpt nawa. all·knowing computer wbiCb tries to 'tate IN ''ANOTllEJl DAY ... at 9, Grob over the CJia~~hip on Quark; ~t at 8 plays an adYerUlinl executive beset Q!l ~VQ., el 4. . . "It's hard to imagine anyone who will not, in the entJ, turn on to 'The Torning Poinf." Last year , es one hosteu recall.I fith a shudder, ''They made UI let '5> ~n the roof and bay at the moon." PSHAW, KNIGHT sars: "I once d to jump out of a c:ake at a lady eamstera' convention . • . wearln& thin& but whipped cream and a d bat.•• He reJocta their plea for ore)Jucu. Ii ~ slrlke emues, the chief Woll. -.ued "Tbe Leader of the Pack." e ol diN comequences if ltnilht 't. Jll"09ide the bostesles, and • abt ii IOC'Ced to aud.ltlon QPten· eaccirU. with much ausplclon as his wife (Mlaa Hackett), who recently baa bepn work at en tn.surance com- pany, comes home drunk aft4!r a .. baby shower." , Prior to thil, you aet a look at the reat of the tribe and their woes. Hope Summers plays Groh'a widowed mother, Jdsa Llndven ha teen-age dau~ter .nd Al El.seamun II his 12-year-dd son. They clo their best, but the plot is Iabored. liDnrise the dlaloiue. In the f1nale, the tbow enaptl ID a lo.oa barrale of abouta between Grob and: Jim Hackett. When a comedY hU to about, you know lt'a in trouble. ;..;..JUcllard Schickel, Time Mapdne .. . • . ... ' ,_,,.,,1 Produeed Film Feature. Big Name Coat, Stirring Aetion .,. . ...... ........ ___ M•W YO It - --CaOlliil 8wwdl,;"' la • 1pleNM,. ..... ~ iure tram die ame_.eeo-1.\le wbo~m"Tbe !'bNeMDlbt....._ .. IA¥bblJ Pl'OdllNd bJ Pierre ~. wttb a b1&·name eut1• 10me leJ>·DotCb ~UOll by Rlcbard Pleladler and ••rived from Mart .Twala '• aervleeable 1arn. "Tbe Prtnee and the P•~·· tbe Warner abould donlL .. Croued Swords .. Cu lta release tiUe Implies) la crammed wtth •Ur· ~ acUon, handsome produc:tian n.lue11 ot t.be medlev.al period In which th9 Twaln story ii set. and the humorilt's wiL IN THE CLASSIC tale, Prince Edward. ion and heir lo Kini Henry Vlll of England, and Tom Cant,y, a poor lad, inadvertently •witch roi.. with both parts plQed by Mark Lester. Tbe cream or Twain's jest is lbat the real l>rlnce, bereft of bis splendid roles and true Identity, la Just another beHar lad to bia aub- jecta, Wblle the pauper catapulted into the lnner circle of Henry'• court. proepen mightily. Oliver Reed. who plays a dublng soldier of fortune home from lbe wars, befriends tbe real prince, wbo gains ltlnts ln too brief roles • "Flnal" screenplay la credited to Georgre Mac· Donald Frater, who worked from an "orl1inal .. 1creenplay by Berta Domlnguea D. ~~~¥..u and SPf.Daler derived, of course, from Twain's work. Jack Cardilt'a camerawork ca~plurea the rich era 1pl.e , _,_ •• , .... wblJe llawice Jarre 5core II a decided aaset. ••• .. ,... UNMAAltllED WOMAN"" - plOfft Hie~ ~ " en .-......... w"9 wllll ,_ w1t Md "'u~Mll. ~ MlcNe4 Mllirtlfl'I ... ' ....... -.. Jill a.,,..... .,. " ,, " , •• ,. •• _,,, .... Mle .... a. ~ pl~ -._.,_ ....,,.., .. ;;i -'Keven • W-..... ••IM,..llllit "'.t l wltll M ...... Al .. ia-.s. Al .... • 1' · written .W ~ b¥ • -••• Pwl MALllnll't, IN film -.. raflKt .............. _...,.-..~ IHtft-......-. MatwUly .... fea.lty .......... "'-tM .... .,_ ...,...."""'" -Cl.,Mlll ...... ISMI ..,._., H - ef Ult K,_.1 Wit ktre$5". ltet.d It, .,,. 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Ser f7R10Z127504. 2 8 Liter V~ eng, Fllp up open air roof, eporta Riiiey pkQ, WSW rlidls. conv. l~ht grp, pwr r.ck and pinion a1eer, 4-way menl dr Mat. f1WI' fmt d1ac bks. dlx bump grp, AM radio w-tape, Int. decor grp, ext decor grp, T-glasa comp, dual ap0rt mirrors, wire 2.8 liter v .. eng., WSW rlidls, conv. tight grp, pwr t-* and pfnlon steer. pwr front disc bkt. dlx bump grp, AM redlo, Int. decor gr. T..gl ... comp, ~ eteel wheel trim rings. Ser. t7R10Z123094. 2.8 lltw Eng., WSW i'ldls, pwr reek end pinion tteer, 4-wl)' menl dl'lvers ...,. pwr front di.: bk1. dllc. bump grp, AM l'ldlo, Int decor grp, ext decor grp, T ..gl-~ dual 8PQrt mll"l"Ol'I. wire wheel cow. Ser. 17R10Z1235e7, :::c~ ............ •# ... ::'J~ ~ ~~~~!~~!~~~ SStOO laYOICe • $5164 S1~.W ................ SIH4 ... . • $4611 S1"11led IWeU ............ 11350 .. YOlce $4695 5-ggnhd ........... ~ •••••• S5370 I Yolce • $4710 OUR PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE . SALE PRICE 5459252 5429567 5476460 5431098 54281 21 tt76 PONTIAC ..... V-8, auto. Ulna.. fectory air cond itlon1ng .. power windows. stereo AM/FM radio, vinyl roof, rallye wheels. J.lc. #851 POJ Stoett J8217. 55299 lt76TOYOTA PICIW' 1976FOID •RAMADA 4 DOOll V-8, auto. trw&. *->' * condl t1ofting, power steering, power dlac brakee. heater. vtnyt rooC. red vlnyt ln'8rior, sliver exterior. lie. 1010NWK Stock 18135. s3999 lt77FOID rtMIO~ lt75 FOtD •RAMADA I Dll. ..eA Y-8, auto. trana.. t.ctory lit <:O ftd ltlonlag, pow•r ateerlng, power dlao brakes, stereo AM/FM 111d10, whitewall .. ,.., vinyl roof, wheel coverw. Lie. 1881 sxc Stock ..... 53799 lt76JOYOTA COIOl.U I DOOll 4cy(..1'SDMd.Mcfv'Ql'M Auto. trene., t~ arr 1 bum1>49r. Lie:. •tD10CM4 cohd ltlonJng, ow~ e 1'¥1: .... -.ao. ttMt. Uo, Stock 18216. ateering. vi~ lnttrior. Uc. t()1$PQW Siar* t8218. t«S1SOE &tock t80F2. 1971 FOID •MAlll J. CPI. 1973 FORD PIM1'0 IUMUOIJT lt74DODGI suaua COMYHSIOM ' nt•-tt.Mllt I t"i7 PONTIAC YIMTUIA J DOOi 8 evf ., a.ito. Iran&, factory air condltlonlhg, poweT lieerlng. power disc brakH, whitewall tirea, rallye wheels. Serial f2Y27C7W1109'321 Stock le31A. 53699 lt17FOID ,.- V-8, 11Uto. trw.., f.poty air c9ndlJlo"l"O· power 1fe,.,l.na ••. PPP\)Wtr dl•C bJ ._ 1'0'fliW wfndOM, vfnyt roof, tilt wheel. Uc. t&48$YA 8tiodt te128. 1973 &MC PICIUP V-8, auto, ~ i.ctory air conditioning, power ltHrlng, power (disc) tir-... AM rmio. heeter, wbltewall Urea, wheel covers. Hnted oi.a. vinyt roof. lie. I088 MFE. 8lock 18234. 4 cyt....t aJto. rr.na., vinyl .. _. _ . ...,. .__ AM/F ... roof. (;usfom doth Interior. ., .. , •.• auov. UGI ... , m Li 1603 GM St rlldio maQ wheelt raised Aoto. trane .. AM r~o. ,.83c·31 M. ock whtte letter ttrea. Lie. '"*9r. 9oc:ik tei11. 51399 " . 169187X Stk. '8101. 51699 1974 fOID &ITI V-8. auto. t,..,,.., fD'ofy llir conditioning, power ateerlng, power dl10 brakH. power wlndowa. power .... AM/FM rwflo, vinyl root Uc. t633KRX Stocfc 18140. . 1974 PLYMOUTH IUIY•4DIL V-8. auto. tnlns., *'°'>' lllr conditioning, power steering. power disc bf'lkes, vinyl roof, Hnted lt74DATSUM 71t4DOOa 4 cyl., 4 speed, • rlidlo, 4 cyl.. auto. tran1. Lie. heater. Lte. V'40MIP Stod< t'4e8uA ~tock 18133. f8191. I t73 CHEVROLET IMIMU.a stolnYAM JI V-8, auto. ttens., factory air conditioning. power steering. power diac brakH, front & reer air cond . Serial tCGY3e3W08318 Stock f816e. . 54299 1973 DATSUN lt75 CHEYIOLET 1976 DATSUN 611 WA.oM MOYA 4 Dll •AM rtea\IP 4 cyl.. 4 speed, AM/FM V-8, auto. trana.. power 111dlo, white IPOke wheels. 1~J~M ~~o.~~·.:=. •leering, power (disc) 7 ft. bed, custom Interior. Lie . te21 JFA Stock brakes, AM redlo. helltet, •hit• letter tires. Lie. 1p8155• vlnyl Interior. Lie. 120 tK420!54 Stock f8()49. ...... e cyl.. •ir conditioning, power steering, radio, heeler, buc*et aeeta. Ser. tA3A485A2271526. (029Hl'O) lt73 MUSTANG MACHI MXU. Stock f81&g. . •3699 COUllAaDJ V·8, factory air conditioning, power PlllPICSW ateerlftg, powM disc brak .. , atereo AM/FM 4 8'>Md. * condftionlng ~1';h~cxu': =:r: power steering. Lie'. Lie. t.224NXM Stock 132818X8'ac*tP8082. tP8099. 55499 54499 lt75FOID tillST.,_ 1976FOID PIMllOWA.oM lt75FOID , __ Auto. trans.. factory atr conditioning, power ateerlng, power dlac brekes. vinyl roof. tilt wheel. out.. control. Lb t922NPF Stock IP8138. 1 t77 CHIVIOLET ~4 ... V-8, auto. ~. flttoiy llr cond ltlonlng, power steering, pow•r dl1c brakes. tinted glass. crul•· control. Serlaf f1C29U724407915 Stock f.8145. 1CUllCA14W...-.. Y·8, auto. tr101. Serial tW27BF4802M38 StOOk 18182. s49M lt73FOID PIMTOJla.lmi\M V-8. auto. trans., t&iory air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, mags . Serial t3F05Q230454 Stock fP8064. 8 cyt., 4 tlP89d. f8cby elr 4 cyf., 4 speed, tectory air ·4 cyt.. auto. .,_,,. -'It>. conditioning, power conditk>nlng. UC. te78Pt<E heater, 11.ucufy Int.tor. Uc. steering, heater, vinyl roof. 8 .......... 821,,. t818GMC ........... --Uc. t774PLC Stock 18193. """' .. •· QIUW\ wv~v.. 53299 52199 . . . . . "' . • •• -' • • q .. . . I 1ht a~ Mlrt.t*.• on the oraiw COi fn.,loymtnt& DAILY PllOI 'CLASSIFIED ADS Ptwparotlon ••••.. 7000.7199 Mlrcl'tondhe •••••• I000-8099 bt•&MariM You Can Sell It, Find It, ( & 58..,8 ~ ' One Call Service Trad It With a Want Ad 4~· ,•' J Fast Credit Approval . ~ ~ •••••••• 9000-9099 ~&ottw Transportfiion •••• 9100.9999 'I1lla newspaper will not ltnowlnf ly accept aay advert 1101 for real estate which ls ln viola· Uon oil.be law. HANDYMAN'S DUAM Garqe fully lnlulat.ed ·Ge•rel I OOJ GeMral I 002 Built ln work bench. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Larae lot with RV 8C· PAY~ cess. Newly painted, WHAT fOIJ7 HEINIROOK p&nella1 and wallpaper }'our Bedroom Home in Charmlal 4 bedroom Mesa North. Truly a home located In U · =~~==Jr Great Buy for $76,000 celleot area and at I.bis 'l1Ua love'" home located 54&-2313 bargain price. Huie IOV· y oP1'4, OJ . 1 ~wN 10,., ... , ely ll vlna room wltb OD a cul-de-eac wttblD · lllOaS: ..,.......,.. plush pile carpetla1. W1 walld.nl d1ltWe to ._..~...,.~ 1~11:Q,:11;,~1 ~i~~ur~:i!: ~01•;.,.:;~~~: ~, -.. nport. ~ 1:~·~ ~·~~!l~:i~~~~~-1~·!~-~I room. Favorite= for Man Y out 1 ta ad l n I ·-· • ......,. ·-1 mUy 1 __ ... 1 featuna Include: DAI.. Y '8LOT • un ...,.. orma C\lllO Draperlea .._, RARE S Bdrm 2 sly eatertalnln1. Hide·•· mred ti .... ., far tt. first 5 arltllne clean. Crpt way master suite. Cove w:U o l•cenect l•Hrtlo• ~ Dlrwl&tfam-rm Separate cblldreu wine. Decorator papen _... · , Lovely yard wttb patio. lbroulbout -i· +b.rkflt area, frpac , 'Ibil beauty ll lD move-Outdoor au BBQ patiO, attached paneled In cmdition. Call now, Auto Gar Door Opener 1 a r a a e . G o o d won't last' 546-ZUJ Skylllht ln Fam. Rm. ' ...... for We neighborhood. $92.500. OP1Nt1t9·;•\11JN•ONNf(1• BYOWNERm.8123 ;;·~::. .......... iooi Agent. 646-4380 I ~;:11011. :11·.f!I Prln. Only $109.900. ............ ,.......... l="'~~·~l~ii~ll~-:~~ .:: WE HA VE W aterfroat ~ for aaJe. Need Y Al.LIV 640.ttOO ~ Walkm t.: lt~t: Real btate IMGUIH llTUAT $1'9000 SHOO Total down. 2 1~, aBdnD, and PoOL Call for deQl1a I N7..010 f ALMOST Mtw MAKI OffB.. OWMB WAM'n ACftOM. ASSUMI YA Sti-000 C•MNl61 Just one year old (that'• almost new> is this 3 bdrm, 3 bath, 2 story family home with top of the line builUns, attractive landscaping, sprinklers front and aide and new carpeting. °"N'"''""IJN'011"'1<1· There's a large family room·kitchen : .... ,.. 10t o-,.,~ toez 1•1111 ~!,~~~11:1·::~".' famllY ... :,:~::· :::;:.~=.:: ~IT , U ,_. l()U I: t1()Ml:i o..mr eaaer to ae11 or required to bu1 tbl1 nsnr-v REALTORS". 648-6990 t.rade for propertJ tn b .. uUful I ~droom ' HllGtn'S 1626 Mesa Verde Drive. East,Cosu Mtu Oran&• Comity. LocatAld home. pxll'1IMlt kitdMD, Oider Newport Helpta all() in Corona del Mar, at 075 6000 clo .. to Hoa1 Ho1p., ~lvin:.f;=· b om e w I u DI l ml t e d acbooll, abopplna fl onb' l.GeUed -=the barbW pO&eoUal. Hua• corner mlnm. to bieacb. Ideal __.... e·~• .,. ___ _._ , lat. 6,115 eq ft. • &ovelY .. ...,.. I 00 e ••r.. I 002 Cl\W'tm"I for owner occu-1miie't:~ "';ri-:!; DQIDds abundant w/all "'11M11M1YlilM•IMllllJ•••••••••••••--··•• =~~:,.:1~ 00 ror quick aaJ• • .-. fype1 ol fnalt trees. Call .........,.,.., 411 + IOMUS Take advant•&•· Call ioday. M6-1TU. • l•lrl.t• • Ja.tbeTO RACH 16:Mn67 • --O'rN 1119•11 HUN PON N<t ' 5 'IA -Sii -"0" Je11 to UQidy beach I IW Real !»tata Bu&-;8;°tsrm IAc~ ·= =..Pl:..-:i ~=~.::__I • · l!1!ll\UI Hparate cblldreo•a oak plank • r~t:~d -~-..n-. ~~!..!~-llACH llTllAT wlac. 20 l't. bl&b Ooortq. Fonua g Eaatslde 4Br .• wltb[k~~t ~~-M~ Ste1J1 to ~rodtn1 surf catbedral celtln&• room . 1pac:lou1 wa1on wheel charm 1--------. and cryat&l 1and! Back enbaaee apadoul llvin& ld&cbm--hmll:)' room . 4 2.000 sq. ft. or happy 1 Yid MIW yard I.a bay area play room 1acludla1 AN-1_I>acloU1 bedrooms. family llvinc. Call for CUit.om built~bdnn. 2 around· Wlndiq woodea T 1 Q U E 0 A K Gtaanttc BonUI Boom! details. MS-TI71 bath, family t'Oom, walkways to aecluded P A N E L I N G a n d Beautiful covered patiQ. Off,. 111 Q • "\ 1VN •0 Hi "'or'' Oreplacie. 11\llly lnau.Lal· emy. Gourmet kitchen. mualve rock ft.replace. Price reduced SSOOO! [8 l~~~·W'll;:~I ed, double 1ara1e. at.p down coavenatton Trul7 an entertatnera Seller aaya aubmit all ol· __ .. , .... _ .• _ Ea.at.al de eo.ta lleaa . area plu1 fireplace. P9l"adiae. VAad~ of. fen! Terms VZBY f1a.1. 112,SOO • Po o l • J a c: a 1 1 l , fered. Tak:t vantaee. blel Call fut-7SZ.1700 •-Mee... YOUeyball. Gardea livinl Eulualve a1ent.s. Call Ol'IN '" •·" sr~ ro ll""''' --r at Its fiDeltl 847.fOlO 540-9122 SELL Idle items with a 1110 Ml•pcwt ... cl. ~ Walkm 1; ltrn :"."" "'''""~<>• """ ._ D .... l'tlotCID>illed Ad. ~ -541-772' ~~~~~!l!!~~.1.~f •~:~,~·· ::Jl~w~e~v~ll~;~.t~I ·-w ...... _, ........ ,;.; .......... !~ !::::~ ......... .!~ GeMr.. I002'G111tr.a 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~~ ~II. mecneb I Irvine ?--raaltg FINER HOMES NOM $49,tOO TO Sl,100.000 ..-ONLY NEWHOMI Eahl•C..M. LOWISTPRICm IH TURTLE IOCK 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, soaring ceilings with clerestory wlndon . Delightful brick patios. Priced to sell fast at $99,500. VllW-c.oc:ATIOM SICUll1'Y Elegant Jasmine Creek home in a guarded-gate comm. 3 BRs, 2~ bat.bl, famUy rm, formal dining rm + gteat view of ocean at upper levels. Comm. facilities. A home for living as well as entertaining. A Must See! $259,000. Marion Fr'tzzell 752·1U4 CUll) , •'New~!!.., 3 Bedrooma ! Laree Lot! REDCARPET7M-1.202. $56,000. l••--Ha•M No quallrym1. Aasume loan Seller will help finance. Fantastic area. Hurry I Call ~9822 ··~ , ... r. S DOING ~. BUSINESS ··:··~ UNDER A •• i. FICTITIOUS .. NAME? If you lle"9 jmt filed yo11 r new flotlllo111 8ualn111 Nem• end hne not yet .. ~ II I or putlllcatloft, pMIM don't loreet tt11t Ull lllftl1ltlo1 11 IO deyt fro,...._.,_,. TM DAILY "ILOT Wiii ~ ,_, 9l II 1•11t t•r 111.10 . O"' dttvldOllMdlldi9ethe efttlr• Oren.. Con• .,.. •lld ..... llOtloee ...................... 1 .. •rder ti MMNt Jfff 1t•t•1111nt l•r ,.111tllo1llo11 ••11~ ~ .;:rr c:tL; ,.LOT, ... 0. llos 1..,, c. ......... CA .... ................. In ................ ~-MMal1 m. PlJllUC NOTICE Builder j\ast completed, tbl1 2 1tory 4 bdrm heme. Features include: vaulted ceUl.np, 3 car 1ara1e le RV 1tora1e. HWTY, c:boole your own cariieta. Call~- .. ~~·HERITAGE . • REALTORS ARCH.UOLOGY C S P A U R Y G 0 L 0 N Y L A P T E S E A T L R A T A R T S E R S S R V 0 A L G I B G W A E E A S Y E G S A Y N J A D A E R R S Y A E D G N Q C H 0 C C K I H N H 0 G C G H Y I U E P R E Y R E R V A 0 0 N A P P L E 0 A I A 6 G A D N J R L R E Z T L E E R C G T 0 0 0 W B E 0 J E I 0 E Z 6 Q Y E A G E L L E G P H R Q L W E A I D E Y 6 R H 0 E L Y A H E 0 D D E T G I 0 U E I 8 N L T S T L 6 E U N A D H E V K N H 0 0 A Y I J Y K Q 0 R E R T E A T E S 6 R N P"IAYTTIORC~S6EWAHN 0 K L G s slA B c H A 0 L 0 G tic D LOCHREONOLAIJENK~YS 644·9060 21., .... ilOAGI• ta.LIN>. IN NlWllOtlT CIN1D TO PROFESSIONALS IN REAL ESTATE . COMING Wednesday, Aprll 19, 1978 In the Dally Piiot and Piiot Advertiser .. ~ A PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK TRIBUTE TO THE ORANGE .. COAST'S SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS . -Jl!B'· • o .. WeclnMdly, APrtl 11, 1m, tM Detty PUot win pubftlh. epeotaJ tlfbute to .... profeulonal• Ot tM re ••te lndu1t11-tM men end women _,.. dally fnlkt • '"•for~ 1o ttt• IMMlttlly Orange Co•lt economy. Ttt•M ...... ,.. wUI "°"°' '9tvate PtOS*tY WMk Ind .... IN d••vet"M to over ... 000..,.... YI• t"9 O.ftr "'°' Hd Pttot ~. NoUoel wW IN one ootumn 111 four 1.,aMt ••· alloWtng room tor 1 photo •nd dttOlf....,. oopy. Coat of HOh notlo• II ontr '1t. With 1 Photo JOU provide. ----....... ------ PHASI J. •• 3 BR, family rm Carmel model w/oigbt light view. Close to schools & shopping. Comm. rec. incl. pool. Jacuzsi & tennis. $174.500. Lynne ValenUne 644-6200. (U-12) OflFc&OWM~ Bay, ocean le night lights are yours in th.is beauflfulfy maintained 4 BR· home. Wood-paneled f amlly rm; formal dining + lg. eatlag area oil aourmet kitchen. Cathedral wood-beamed ceilings. Huge outdoor patios for your entertaining, w/care-free malnt. Dog run. Asking $288,500. Jeanette Havens 644-6200. <U-13) LIASl-OPTION Great property! Great price on this 4 BR, 2 bath ocean view bollle w /pool. $950/mo. 5 mo. le'?L.':1 pref erred. Gisela Hanen . <U-14) COMI Ill. Y WITH Ml To the top of Skyline Dr. in Laguna Bch. You will find a dramatic 3 level , new wood & glass contemporary home w /3 BRs, 2 fplcs & a breathtaking view of mtns. canyon & a small edge of the ocean. 2 lg. expansion areaa. $315,000. Appl. only. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (U-15> "DOH'T PUT Off 'T1L TC*OllOW- See this beauty today! Elegant 3 BR Mira Costa townhome w/2 fplcs in living le master suite + ta. & lovely kitcben/brklst rm. $96,000 . Donna ~r 642·8235. <U-16) . CAIM& MOO& Super comer location I a Bil; family rm +poOl. LfJ. lot w/tide ~for play yard or pets r Ready for fOUl' lmaglnatlon. $159,000. Lynne Valentlne6"-8200. (U-17) .rrsAPIM._, To offer this beautiful pnps~. S BRa, family rm w/aome oceao view UPI tail's + prtvate pat.lo le Jacunl. 2 ltR unll Both bave fple1, oew Wet ept & drapes. $225,000. Elatne Svedeeo "2·~. <U·l.8) f ··~ ..... ~ ... ................ {IL •• ·~ ,,. ......... -~->* ....... -...... ' Lingo ..a&art Sita.GOO Ct c:Wp ;1., w._..&..,. Y• .................. , ........ :,.., ..., ......... MIWPOIT IACI IAY ~I~ Jlllt L,... .._.It I .... 4 l .,.:. .-. .......... [ •••• ... .... ........ .... Tltlt .. • ""' .Hta. 11 I ..... -............. •/cll Jflh .... .,. 1141.000. . . . THIS WEEKEND ONLY Wt are boldinl our Newport Beach Home open from nooo to 5 on Saturday & Sunday without tbe 1 rvttie. of a broker. Tb.is means that you as a quallfied buyer can save the 6% that will bave to be added to our selllna price if we 115t with a broker neitt week. Thil 4 bedroom 3 bath 2 story bome la located 1 'h blocks from the nicest atretcb of beach in Newport. Ownenbip includes use of community association facilities such as tennis, clubhouse, olympic pool, voUeybalJ and basketball. We are asking $1~.soo. Come see us this weekend at 239 Colton Street in NewPort Beach (a block East of Orange & ~ block North of Pacific Coast Jngbway).Calt 673-Q)B for more information. ... L~ LON&? Well, you haven't seen Ulla one. tt's just been listed & you can believe 1t woo 't last looa. A spacious 3 bdrm. home. adult occupied. with paneled family rm., 3 car garage, separate dining area + a king sized swimming pool. . .& wait ·w you see tbe poolalde master bdrm. suite. Wow! Prime Daye.rest locaUon.. $230,000 673-4400 DI.WO. of ......... t.Yett.•t Co. DOH'T FOIMTI YOTI APIJL It• O&.D COllOMA DB. MAil I 1002 G1Mrtl 1 .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~IG1:wual ~ ...........••.••....•...•......••..•..•....... 1002 Tlalt w•ll -·••IHd 2 IR 111099 + .,.... .... ls ........... .., ........... .,.....,,,..ofoa-W, •u k C- '" ttt s 174,500. IEST IUY IN CAMIC) HH'iHLA.MDS ....._llL21A + .. wjroo.fore ,.oi. .-. ,.t. bMcJa. SI 6t,t00. OCIEAM VIEW-STIPS TO SAND q.ltJ COMhw::hd 2 II _.... tit 1pl1ee. It...,. ..... cedir MlinugtiMI . .......,.. .... ,.,.,., ........... , ....... . c ......... *-' lllyligiML M .. ........ .,,nmces. 119 •• IN kltdlea. tM.. c .......... doon to wt11td dedi. $215,000. . 644-7020 .Z 123 SAM JOA9UIM HIU.5 IOAD NEWPOIT IEACH 100 GeM1 .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1•1 .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH - 3 BEDROOM Cozy capeframe, furnished. Located 'h blk. from our best beach & always rented. An xlnt inflatioc hedge & tax shelter. $149,500 759-0811 1002 G1•r .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cane Bnwn and his oew partner Bob 8entsclo have an empty desk ln the olfice. Give us a call & let's talk about the advantages of sellin& real estate with mcTSOM&laOWM 1401 DOVE ST. ~ 220 N'pt. Beach llALTOU 111-9711 ..,... ..... ,0 .. Carlabad by the Sea la ~ th.la • BR home w/xtra l&e yard com· plet.e w /pool I& cabana, covered patio & r0$)m for badmitt.oo, etc. QUiet street. fplc & oew shag for '96,500. Call: WALLACE & CO. REALTORS 71 .. 729-SNl6 IAl.IOA ISUMD $125,000 2 BR, 1 BA cottage at 527 Park Ave. will be open 12--4 ........ .., ...... ,)=· DON TVL•R A ASSOC .. R•ALTORS _...¥AA •flllf AVf IA\. l\l ·~ PEACEFUL IAl.IOA ISLAMD1 1be West end of Balboa Island IS peaceful & Lbls duplex ia perfect for those who want the charm w /out the crowd.I. W /2 BR units thas hm could easily become lbe gem or Garnet. FllLAMD WALK TO HACH Highly uprraded 2 sty, 3 BR hm in desirable Npt. Shores. Newly papered & carpeted. Loaded w/charm. Comm. pools & t.eon1a crt. A must see at 11.5S,900. WISTCUFF ... :~ This quaHty latb & plast. hm ls perfect for a lrg. famUy. 4 BR. den. 111. fam·rm. dioint rm make um bm bvable as ~ u luxurioua. Priced ~at Sl~.000. ,LOW PRICE! C~ DB. MAil ¥ESA VERDE 3 Bdrm El.EGA.MCI Priced to sell fut! You BreaUrtakinl view of the can save thousands ocean and canyon, this Quiet street. f79,SOO. eleeant 3 bedroom and Call, den must be seen to fully appreciate. Tranquility •4".....,. for $175,000. Call for foe> skirts. pant~ dresses v .,.......... &PIJt. 87J.85SO •tth this smart vest ~ '°°" Ol'tN Ill 9. II H UN 10 Ill NICI• ~nners' p11det Ma~e lash· ~ r' · a.h:.:!:r~¥-~ · '""~ r•m11~1 t1n1 worsted. P1ttern 7039; ....,..•• • ••-=- Misses' Sim 1018 included G1•r.. 1001 GreMtal 1002 $1.50 tor each 1>1ttem Add ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JSC each 1>1tte1n IOI first<~ l•----------------P1ml be Sltft to not1Ct the 1rrmarl ind hlndhn&. s.t1 ti: f1111r•Hlttlnfte ~ ol Nkt ... the i.a. 1of1C Clfdcan °"" Needlecraft Dept. 105 stfltPt·fllhnc Pl~ aioo. Dally Piiot ~ kntt1, d"'"11. bMn .. W. Ol4 a.-. Sta.. ... . Pnnted Plttern !137 Mrues Ywk, IY 10011. Prillt ..... Sim 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. 20 ...._ lJt, Pattin ........... Silt 12 (bust 34) penbutt bills v-.tuE pac~ 1978 NEU>LE· J\o prdi 4~ 1ncll fabric. CRAFT utllot Oioost from S... $1.5t .. m ....... 225 de31111S. 3 free inside. AU Mt SS. llf 1G _.. .. ci1tts.. Kn1l Ctocllet. Send 7S, ......... ..... ....... lat Cifta ., anu..ts .$1.51 ..... --· .... iii St.tt ... hfl ~· .. ... JS ..... llllTII ... , ....... . Pattern o..>t. 442 CllClllt .. '-""·· ·.. . o.uy Piiat c.Ml• .... ·······u -~ ........ .. m ... .,.. ..... ,..,_.. .......... . .., aeen. ,.... -. ao. s. • ............ .zs DIDS. DP, SIZl .. ST'ftl lul .............. . _.. ................... \. l~ RICM, ~. SMART .... C.CW llll..... .IO tit • IM!dtttl $eW -IDft ...... c..dlll .... . .. .. • df -~Nllb ............... .... -eD 111 llEW SPlllMGSUU. lllltllt..., .... ···· EM£• PA:-9::00.~1 .. ii!(nc ::: ..._. M 11 IU ...... 15f ......... ....... Mtfll 11 .....•.. nt l~a.1111.... -. Mft ..•. ,75f lJl.""-,.._e.L, HOA w.,n ...... .nc _ • w.use .......... JW REAL F.STATE MACNAB-IRYINE REAL TY COMPANY HKISTRIAL/COMMllCW. SALIS PRSOMS An unusual opportunity to join the highly successful Macnab·lrvine Real- ty CoJD.pany on the expansion Qf. our lndustrlal/Commerclal Office lo Newport Beech. The Ideal candidate will have had suc~ful experience tn industrial/commercial sales and will have demonstrated high ethical stan- dards. We offer marketlq 11u.pport needed to achieve results. Send resumes in com· plete confidence -or call 642-8235. M CAMYOM 4 BR. fam. rm .. 3 baths. Beautifully decorated family home with patio views from each room. ~.000 UOO ISU Newly remodeled 4 bdrm .. den, 4 batbS. living rm. w /cathedral ceiling. Lge. master bdrm. suite. IAYRtOMT Several fine bayfront homes . withier &slips 1002 ·····~······ ...... ····· ········•·•••••········ Super Buy BAYSHORES 3 Bedrooms, a baths, completely remodeled In 1977 and Ju1t upcraded ln 1978. Offered at $185,000. but plea•~ aubmlt all off en, this bome ls 101A1 to be sold I .. OPIM SAT A SUM IN 21u:Dr .. M.1. THI 4Mi COWAMY Eltabllabid i.m ..... , .......... '· , .. . . . . . . COMITO 11IURON -Just reduced to $76.500. la tb1a "Balboa'' model 3 bdrm Tiburon Condo. 21>-l Baths, family room and detached double garage Outstanding Mppearance and facilities. and it's only 6"11 years old. Fronts on beautiful blg "Greenbelt". GREAT BUYl c• 14Ml41 POWU OF CHOICI Choose your SPYG~ home from our sel~Uon ot 4 bdrms. One brand new view home still available. Cell HCM 16 I Serving Costa M Ps;1-lrv1ne H11ntingto11 Beach-Newport Be<1ch G1•r .. 1002·ca ... , .. 1002 .............................................. 'IVSTIM FOOTHILL VIEW-SPA-ftOOL Motivated seller! 3 BR plus ore. estate size lot. Enclosed by wrought iron & Padre brick. Step-down LR. FORMAL DINING, kitchen w /all the extras. Fantastic view. Call Cleo Key, at 544-1440 or 544-4559 eves. agt. Ge•ral 1002 u ... , .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• DIVORCE FOICESSALI Large 2 story. 4 bdrm, z~ ba\h, formal dining. family room. kitchen eallnl area. Automation heated • mtered pool New carpet.!!, drapes & noor coverings. Super family bome. Aakinl 00· ly $l38,00I>. Call 501151 _..,$'.'_HERITAGE . • REALTORS I CiYNIT f ' I I r I l $45,500 Spacious 2 Br Townbome. located just a rew minutes drive rrom S. Coast Plaza . Seller wants to move quickly 754-7100 I R U Y l S I L Slgn In 1 Qlh•hof> wlndOw: I l I r ~ "For tM rw who ,_ twf)· • ---1111ng -• CJ<nClat to rtmlnd .. I _"_E_'£_R_A_P _ _,, him_.,._,..,.,. ... 'I I' I I I -·~~ .. ~..::: '--...._ ........ _,__...._~ .... "" .................. J.,..... • ~m1.~.n r r r r r r r r 1 •~=t,l1"11sl I I I I I I I I .. TtlPUX J Yr. old EHt Co•t~ ...... deluxe uart.a. ea. .,, ra bdtma .. 2 ba • cluu ne .,..., laundt'Y 6 frplc. Now sna.ooo Iva YM COfll.AMD UALTOtt 55Z.o414 FOUIPLIX OPIM Mk 1..S 170IZ ....._ CJrd4r Hunllo1ton Beach S.Ul: Loveb' ...;den· tlal area, property 111 up top llhape. a Bclrms.. 2 batb owner's uolt Priced to ttll at 8ll.OOO DBUXI DUfl\D Bay .-iew. Newport Beacb. l Door rrom ocean; 4 bdrms. up. :t bdnns. down. Near pier It tenoi1. Can't be duplicated I IAYFIOMT OPEMSUM.1·5 310 Fernando #206 Balboa'• belt location! Z Bclrma., 2 bath coodo In adult. all sccunty bld)t. Walk to ocean. pier . village, sboppmc: boat slip 1vail. All ttus for $149,5001 OCEAMAOMT CharmiJ1i 2 BR home; 2 car gar..re. Best swim miog It fisblag area Close lo stores & restaurant.a. $275,000! COSTA MESA BROOKVIEW TOWNHOUSE . 3 Bdrma., 2"41 ba .• allele<- b.tt.lns, brick rplc, up 1raded carpeu, air· cond. 2 Landscaped patios. Comm. pool tll9.500' MEWUSTIMG! OPIM SAT/SUM 1·5 2524 IOWDOIM College Park. choice Jocauoo. just like new' 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths, family rm., dbl. bnck frplc . private patio. 189,900! Mboa lay Prop. lledhn * 675-7060 * 0,.. Seit & S-I ~4 219......,.t 2 BR. 1 BA cottage with guest rm at ba, cloae to villaCe & priced ngbh. a1$172~. ~NIGEL • U/\ILEY & i~UCIAlES •HEW LISTING• 2 ltJ. a.modeled. upgrd es.e bol:De. 3 Ba 2 Ba. deQ. Is deek w /view Cowcdl Cat.aUna ln old CdM. $214,toO. Brkr 19-19 CKAJUllNO Sbr, 2ba +pes~ bouse. Frpl, 2 peUoa, R~J lot. Prin on· 1y. Sl57,000. Owner • ~'MO. IYOwta Beautlful ~~~ . corner lot. Coron.a w,lllanda 4 Wrtm.. 2 baths, r~ 1#d. (Wr .... land • $1SS·*· -Ast /Owaer . ,,,... l u WXUllOUS ~~ NOt• + -OOM ...... APAa'l'MBf'f One ol a k1ud -Completed 1D Jan.~ 1978 for ..-cnt owner. 4 bed.rooms & den (or &ii bedroom>. liYin& room & master bedroom w/flttplaces. Master • ba tb uicludes Jacuul Ii separate dressin1 room. Stereo closet with • speaker ouUeta tbruout house. Kitchen . is a dream ol space & appliances. Large familY room opens onto patio. A h<M.&Se dasigned to be the complete home & oa1y 2 blocks from the beach. &. H. IOllBTSON. UAL TOii '7'93'37 2711 E. COAST HWY. COM WHAT A BUY!! W1bb upgraded 4 bdrm., 2 balb bome w llJe renced·ln rear yrd & cov'd patao. Best Ea1tslde location. New cpll, d.rps, wallpaper. Priced to sell faaL New oo thG mark t. Call now I 646-7711 14Nt44 ~ Walker r. Lee Real Estate 1024 c.t.W... 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •By owner, W-aide s BR. POOL~ 2 ~. cu1-de-1ac. CIOle to Beauts ar. z ba. tam rm shopa • ICbll. •.too. w/frplc. New k ltch, ~down, no qualifytq, encloHd boat acceaa. S580 IJlf) mortcaa-+ Lex 2517 Westminawr Ave. ~ .. ~~. lO'tt loan. trT.toO. Ph~. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l -..............,~-oo-··--'~~~~_54S-t45~~1~~~~~ =.~.~ .. !~.~~~.:t!'!.t:'!': .. !!~~ N E E D s!.u I c I( IYOWMa 2 Clean 1 story ' Bdrm homes lD Costa Mesa. 1 E·Slde, 1 Wutalde. '87.750 • a2.7~-eau for appt. 446·'313, Prin. 70tFet...., A beautifully updated 2 bedroom with room to add 2nd unit for only $135',500. 332 ,, ........ South of Hwy. An absolutely charming 2 Bdrm cottage with gleaming hardwood floors and TWO .separate garages. Reduced to only $134,500. Cal 644-7211 for ... /Jn NIGEL /Jn NIGEL: QAILlY &. DAILEY & 1\55lJCI /\ f CS J\SSlJCIAT ES 2Br, l.Ba. 2 car 1araae. lie R·2 lot. 164.1100 Pno only please 642-SSM aat C°'' FGE PARK _only_. ___ _ FIXER 3 BR, 2 BA, with~!.~ ........ !!~~ encloled paUo. Needs a little TLC. but olfered at Lee home fs lot, 6br a eteal at $'75,000. Call w /deluxe pool fl spa now! overlooldng Dana Har. & ocean. 496·'456, 831-2620 540.3666 .llf ltelc'111 REAL ESTATE Xlnt Harbor View, 33881 Zanlto. ()pn Hae Sun 1-4.Blu'.~ ---------BRAND NEW·Under ASSUMAILI LOAM Hu1e (2000 Sq.Ft. ··~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Hbme) W/custom fami· .-ly rm. 2 fplc '11, aod over· priced 3Br Home b)' owner! Beat location· Marlna·beacbe1l Now $97. 900. next year $112.500. Make orfer 493-7010 C.... .. Mer I 022 C... Mesa t 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sized yard Only ~ mo. &4yer may usume existing VA 8 .... % loan.--------- Pia< APOOL! $79,900 full price 754-7100 IYOWMB Newer ocean v lew Duplex. quality con· llrUrtloo. 3 Bdrms and 2 Bdrms. Sl42.000. A&ent/ Owner.87W620 Multiple choices!' Hot weather comin.g · Cool dub available. Choose from aeven (7) homes priced at or below market value for fast aalel. These are the best C~ ...... Da pool 1>1zys in C-OSta Mesa. ~ UYI~ See the ocean, see the ""'"',_ MAI "w mtna. Resort Uvin& for Get ~ady for summer! (545-9!1· OSI IH only JrT.7~. 3br coodo. Spectacular bay v1ews.~lj'fOft1iJ1f:IJWI Best Western Rlty . sup, share pier• beaut. Real t:atate 3 BR on lrg lot. Heated 661·1111or957·1111 le a k & rosewood r· 1 d 1 features. 3 Bdrms .. 31---------1 & 1 tere C00 sur· Fo.t• V..., I 034 baths. separate ma1d"1 CUSTOM CHALET ~~~:e~~ dt.ov!t)' 1 ~r!e~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• quarters. Side & ocean OML y $79,900. lined cul·de·sac street PADDID pauos. laundry rm. & Lodge like living under near upper Back Bay. TotUT SIATS ~~~-~U~ER bold & Ngged beams! $115,000. & 4 br In F.V. for less SEA LION REALTY Cozy frplc accents uni· VAU.EY 640-9900 than $18.000. Call BAM· 3601 E Cst Hwy. CdM que wall of brick! Hobby _____ .......,.......,.......,.......,.......,,.... tOA.M. 968-3371 673·54.54 room or work.shop! Reu· ~ 121.3 N. Cst Hwy. Laguna ruoo size covered patio ~~"""'\ c. .. •o\tl ~ P\QQ! 49'7·3388 overlooks family or· ""'...,.. ~' --------• chard!! Owner anxious ! ---------1 Hurry, call~ . . .. -. "' . . . ... ..._..,_'* .._..,_S. .._..forW. HoaM1forW. HoanForW. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ ............................................................................. t •• ~.:.~.!!!~ == ............ !~!~ ~ ............ ~!!~ ~.~ ..... !~~ ~~.:-.!~.~ ----....... DEERFIELD 2 BR. J~ raotaatlc buy. bHUt --__.. ha. I lt.Y tWl\llff. Dbl 'l'wUlroct GI.en Plan U U:~aJ: ::!·, !:: ~· $72.IOO Onr, fE:lee 4 BR bomet. pnc.d •red patlo. 1re1t or &mmed ••le by oei&hbolbood doH to .-nmTLnoat• owntr. Prof lDd1cpd. ~b. ~1 .. .,;.. llNI a Ba a Ba Br09d.moor, b e 1 t I o c . S e n .• Lingo D'h•.,.,..,_':"llil"".,. •.-.-=-·--thouuoda. Scl Unf at •YJ116Alm1f!i ;~f:. 'A~t~::;.'f. last yeau 'rlcH . ~ ... 71~ $ll2,IOO. lMb.ld. Ohr/ ll5&$0 ag..1150 ... ?»mt Rul&un •=tt: I04Z ....................... SIMGUS PAIADlll You cu Joi to the beach or enjoy tbe pool. Jacum. • tcma courta that are located near )'our sharp 1 bdrm, 1 ~ ba, cl1nltic area Condo. Or BBQ from )'Our bakGny and eQJoy the ocean tree-. You muat ... to~. ~ , '1-. \1 I\ I '.I I • 7773 M.-~ St H1111trnrton Btx~ OPIM SAT I Z..IPM Turtle ~Ill bome, bJ Woodbrtd1e Euton, 3 CJWDW, a QR, J be, for BR l'am Rm. DlD Rm. din rm1 tam rm, pool • Uv Rm. Den. 2 lple '1. Jae aM.MO. Prto onl1. alr cood. JlG 1q.ft., pnlf AfUpcn: 75Hl:58 lod1cpd, pvt rocatlon. _ _,.;;. ______ , Reduced from $1~.ooo to $3900 D $lJ7,t:IOI Dlrectioos: SD own f'wy to CUlver, L . to .8arTanc:a, R. to Lake, L. Braud new 2 Bdrm! to Lakeside, R. to N • v er 1 t v • d l n Clearwater. L . to 11 townbome bat ever· Clearwater. Patrick LAGUNA CHAJIM -~N'W ...... a-.dwttt.~ cloM ht Ylcton. t..ci. Two M*• •• ... .._" 6',100~ SOUTH LAGUNA 499·~1 497-3331 t.AOUNA NIGUEL 495-1720 DANA POINT caHIU fl •tblo1 I Pool. tennl1. Tenon, Aaf.. ~1• aoml, aauna I CarefrM 1----'--"'------1 1141 ivlnll Enjoy equity 18.0WMAl.lllT! LA9MIMdt 1041...,_.le«tl !>Wad-up 6 tax abelter Three Woodbridge•••••••••••••••••••••••·-•••••••••••••••••••• wltbout malnt .. aace Twnhnu. various FOREVER VIEW wonital Why wait, take modela. REDWOOD. Catalln " 11 U&hta '!!....~!! a &mart tlep. call lhe 189.995. STONEWOOD. 2br de. 2.: .. ! t _..._..,.,,._ P9'IOa&1 Servtce People 1113,500. ~N. prof + n. .,....,. con em OP84==AT ouwl lndlepd ~ uplJ'aded. 7 po home $129.590 11_ ... ._ a.,.. Prtfllt Hea Clearwater, $131.ts-O. Evstwtnds ~ Yv •-64~1830 STONEWOOD. 3 Br. New custom home 3 BR The perfect ~ for at.ti""' pro! decor'd & Ba .. _ • M antiques : 3 bdrm1.. 3 I..._ _ _._ -2"" + ucn any bet bl &t 2 frplcl .. _.. ""v"' lndacpd, oa.1Y '109.000! ldru. i2ss.ooo Lecima Belt loc, best vie• ln TUR1'LEROCK. charm-Ra.I illtat.e "Cooatruc· eecludecl bJ parted old ~ 1044 Wdlq, l111t !+ den. AU ln& 3 BR W/atrium & UonCo. 49'MM21 Lreell, IWTOU.Ddlnf lhe ••••••••••••••••••••••• upiradea. New. By xlra1 31 Bethany, unique tiled pool " BEST BUY!! OW!*l7W11M :,u'~sJ!m~ Tenore TRADE-SEU =·~ ~~: ~ ID University Park near BELOW MARK.ET Upgraded 2 BR coodo, Et ""9w cA the ocean & the new Pet.er'• townhomea. BY OWNER Woodbrid1e Willow, 4 br, Toro for La1uoa Beach abort walk tothe beach & Park, pool and apa. Rare "Prescott" In 3 ba, 2-aty, sunken liv bm or income. SS0.000 v 111 a at". DON · T Larse3bedtoombome WoodbrtdgePlace.5br. rm. ror m . din rm. equity,'6(),000FP. WAJT ... OUR USTINGS wiUl formal dining room $170,000. Mi-4975 atrium, frpl, prem. lob.. liG«ODDY 11.TR SELL!! $237.500 Ir uparaded appliances. Tri·level 4 BR 2.,., ba You choose carpet & 494-1611 UVAIUFtXa Mu1t see. Immediate tra fam rm, c0mer lot' ~o.~ Owner. 640-1.306. Three Arch Bay, 3br, 2ba ~IMcA d!s~~~ \!~~~ ~ poutble. Alk· Cov'd cuatm pat., auto & lndry 9 yr old view mstr suite. 2 baths. 11 me P-"°°· 1prnklra, brick frplc. BY OWNER, 3 BR. l~ home. Will C8rT"V 2nd. ..._ .__le -•-·t loc belo · ·"' massive frplc .. walls of prime loc, walk to acbl. ..., .. ., • &JD • w Mu1t eell Prin only &lasa" a pleasant ocean park &t pools. Auumable mkt at tl8,900. ~O 400-3933 view; In a woodsy area 7% lnttere:1t 12fo~001o BEST BUY . WOOD· Gi~-ad Owner will fmance. Sub· pymn a. • ·• · BRJOOE. Briarwood 4 , ,.. mit all otrerw. Llat price 5.5%-1481 BR. 3 b a. rm d I n . 2 BR ge on dead~nd $119.000. Rancho SJ. 3 BR San Atrium. upgrades. st. nr. burh Stove. TIMELY Luie Rey, overlooklng ONLY Slllll,950 544·0128 refri1 . wuber. dryer. TAX S.-.TBt RANCH llALTY 14th ireen. ()pen su.n. TERRACE 3 BR Dover, BBQ & more, mcl new This beaut.I.fully restored 551·2000 F1ores.5C7·~ well located on quiet st plumbing Some view. 'landmark could be the --------• N I 192 ~ woo·t last' $11.S.OOO (891) an 1 we r to your WOODBRIDGE . Brand r comm poo · • · ~Ian c:ballenee. 16 Spacious new Aspeowood. Lowest 547•7'* i beche!oraptl +a l·BR . price 4 br bouae in only\'ablk.t.olhebeach. Woodbrldge. Owne L.egm..._. 1041 I Ill Rent them annually. mugt sell immediately •••••-•••••••••••••••• I 1 MUODally, or u a hotel. ~~~~( Efr!~~~I ~~· .:I~ Will consider an u IJ-!!W!~-~!!!-~!!!!-~-~!!-~!.I change Laguna'& beat sim.ooo. ~·5368 after 5 commercial offering. PM . Lag .. panorarruc ocean S585.000 41141 Lon Ann Lo. 2 Br. prol. lndacpd, oew· ly p~lnted in /out, epmklra !mt & bk. patio. -------• up&faded Cpts & drpe, BUY A ceramic tile counters. immac. $77.000. Call WIMBl.ETON broiler, 9M-0605. WILLOWS in THE OPEH ur. z-s vu C'Cfldo. 2 br 2ba. den Owner sale . S150M IMi FAMILY 49&-4.'m SPREAD Beaublul splll·level, ~ BR + 11 den & paved game court, on th~ greenbelt, near Dana Harbor Enjoy tht freedom or space for only $14.5.000 McCORMAC:X lliLTY 494-7551 463 I LodrkYett RACQUET CLUB ' Bdrm., 2 ba .• nr . OLE!!!Span.isbmansion SHCIAL... This blgbly up1raded Heritqe Park " lrvme DeWty remodeled. Uni· .. ror borae " doe lov· Tohlly l,_cllW NOR INS R.EALTY Duplex. Lovely 3br. re- modeled home + 1 yr new 2br urul Fpkes & 2 car parking for both. Pnn onJ)'. By owner. FORESTE OLSON iwQ home ls vacant and Hl&h. 17•.000 quelaodmart with ocean era .. al'oprox ·~ acre. Oak floors, Catalina sun· VII I ·GE c1•H!~ll ready to move Into. 4 or SANTA AHA views • converted to 3 ..... or horses, plus 2 set, new landscaping. -551\ 5 bedrooma. formal dul· 0.-... Wf'S-2-1 unit.I.. Pafect tor owner bdrm., 2 bath houee. redwood deck, fplc ~.beaut decor tni room ud LOTS JO)O La... C.... occupatJoa plus income. beamed ceilinp, bnck Sl.48,500. ~1.MO level. 1700 sq. rt Flow fast •~ "' well u a sound i..nvest· MAURY STAUFFER •. ~ ~ ....... ... " ,,.....,,. Nearly oew ' BR tri· MORE!! Pnced to &ell <Unit F·Z),· ""' . ..1 lTth. 3 Pride ol ownership as frpk:.,forowner 1117.500 L---~-=-~=--- I.DI creek next to rear · ~o L.~2ebat"aamdultrconm· meot.$21S,OOO. SE.AEUONREALTY W ........... VllW? patio II master BR I · • · · 3ll01 .c.tHwy,Cdll ~· • .. __ tl r lilt! w 1trplc • overlook• .,.... ..... .,~ BY OWNER New Condos, 2 Br, 2\'a Ba, na:rea on ac es ID· pabO Sharp cood. Only AWAY FROM THE v•~ .. ~t ~~!,~;::bl~~ ~t~~'ir ~~~~~~~ ~::bo~1~~:k~11tsfi°?~; 0-WN--ER-.-,-p-ac_3_+_3_, -F-R-. =YN COPll.AHD ~~~· ::~b~~:1i ~1.Z13~~N~-~~~st~·~~388~·~La~l~un.a~~ll.ogma Hills I 050 panoraOllc ocean views, apa 675-4912 Broker detall.s DR, + bonus Rm. Ofc IEALTO. 55U4l4 bo)'Mnberry farm In San I-••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, Cam rm, form. dm1 _________ 1 IP, Jacuzzi, fplc. 10 ~~~:·iif>=~ UAL ESTATE Mtn Vu condo. Upgraded rm. Crpls, beam cealmgs, LA. CWcJ&. s_, mai..nt yd. Nr Mile Sq. IAHCH HAI.TY Batt La Salle Uru·Park lncludes home, barns " SALISPERSOH Laguna Village 3br. 2ba 1990So C~t Hwy ~4-851<1 beaut. priv. patio• & .. ltcoUldn't~tocall _Pk_._s.54_-4442______ 211MOaqf\,pluab4Br corrall. $72,000 to We are looking for two A/C,tennl.l,pool.$'73,~. :,~~ 7~~0~~-~!1 Cluck Nub about a re· llMl1l9•1Hdt 1040 ___ S_S_l_-z_oo_o ___ 1 At.r;ulYlort.ready s:ns.ooo. exp er 1 enc e d Ownr.49'7·1426 lf no anewer 644-8722 wardi..ni career i..n real REALTY INC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODBRIDGE PLACE tomovelnbome,freab aaleapenons:XlntolCice, Lag.re..... 1052 -Open house 1 s. Sat/Sun. estate. Free tralrung II 714(846•1371 JACUZ.21 ~al ofrerin1. 3.5 ln!:i~~ OLD WORLD CHARM. good commission. call ..................... .. lll4 Whitt> Sails Way you qualily. 540-)101. ,._ ________ , Plus all other ameniUea. . Contemporary de· b Thia Corona del Mar 2 ~i:!or:...!!app~·t~·.::497~·3388::=;'.'..._ __ ,t-_______ _ ~~~~~~~;;;;J~~~~~,f~-~~~·· 3 br. finished bonua rm ta ra.m11y bomea ill Haa everyt lng-be&L Bdrm. home is worth the HOUY Hou~111 ~...-. c,,...... ... mOH • / for mot.ber·ln·law or??? open, woodsy dealgn. buy price alone. Supplement _.. -"' ~ Reduced to Sl95,000. E/Slde Custom home. n..-..t:.. Leu than $130,000. Call Jlllltebottwalktolakeolt Owner Sl.34,500 )'OW'tudeductiomwlth Walk up the primrose Beaut3BR.2BAw/new Owner mual sell! Im· JBr. buae fam. rm., 3 UIA"" BAll·lOPM. 981-3371 parka ln VUla1e of ___ W_-&584 __ . ---• rear mlits. Wait.1Jlg for pathtbCheatorybookcot· carpettq, lushlandscap mac 3 BR 2 Ba hme car gar .. on R-2 lot. All Reduction Woodbri dge. From lhe ri1bt investor at ta~e ; thl1 warm " Ina. Close to schls & :~~:~.°! °O::np~~~~ _MS-_ 7-1-71------Excedlushlve California _$W.OOO. 55U!Ol IST MOVE IN $18S.OOO. ~hea:.:::.1 ;:at~r::1:: ~~· ~;!/~:; l.SPM 516 De•--· A... etyl ome lo prime "-al........ HOME and enjoy thla channer. "81EU HOUSE ticed creenroom, wood price ....... 950. ms-zai1 ""641· •• 'iREENIROOK location. 3 Bedroom ___ ""' __ .,..._ .. _ .... ___ , 'llll. as., adt.ique Slau ---~ floors, frpk. 6: French MAGtaRCENTVllW ~ :: wlth.af.!',!1111¥ roomnd, S&S Resale Speclalisla. dbl door entry. Vau.Jt.ed 251 LowerCliffDr.·5 doors. Price reductloo • In the rolling bUls of 4 bdrm. 2 ba. Extremely i. ea ...... area a · 3.• or 5 bdrm models SWE£T HOME cfO, blt.D bookcaae, 1 blk LA~OVNA B1~_A5CH $113,500. Nortbvlew. 3 BR, 2~ BA. New dptx. Front house ~ar CAMELOT mdl. fl.replace. Pool! $83,950 avail, 1ome w /pool1. from •h<>s». tellfti1, 2 .., HIGU& SHC>a!S formal dlnioe. family ba BKR 540-1720 lrvlae'e 1barpe1t -'• .. 13-.. OWN YO R OWN . br 2 . Rear. gar. apt. 3 lovely bome located • 99-4802 C l' r 1 b --· • ...,.,. A g-..a-home __.. ... • room w/(ireplace. Huge Co a • or n a om e . .,,.....-n .. .,...,.ERS '·-e 2 Bdrm., 2 bath 0-.. ...,.. ... ..... car earage. me see on • cul-de·eac wltbln PenDinltoo Properties _.. ... "'-'"........ aJ ~&n.• .. wu1 ~. bi& bonua ; eolar&ed muter suite w/Walk·out ~ hie Sat/Sun 12-4. •alkln• distanc to RRllLL .... __, _....-.. tem:r 131-2U3 Y-0 Onl.Y l~ block to bd d-'" n...•.. si-soo """'" easy " . e I • ••••THIS • air, decorator mtrron ---------1 Main Beach. Bri.....,l " m:str. rm. 6 added """"' VUIJ· • '""• • 6111 GQ&denrod, CDM So . Co •• t pl a I a. -· Ir _ ....... ---&lu frul u...av , ....... ,,, .... playroom or 1arden HAUTIFVL ---------'! ....... _.._ lL YOU c•... llDll --···ft.WU t l"'WY -dean. FblaDCiae availa· OCEAN le ~ .. -• restauranta. ,._, t. c.._..... _.. trees ll,000 below the •br detached home in • room. makes lbll 2 FAMA. y HOME CANYON VIEW Many outstanding --"-------• Only '50,000 ~the beach awbt tor quiet •ale. super loe. Loadt ol up-ble.-.SOO, bdrm. home eatra 3 BR. 2~ BA. ram room 3Br,2ba.fam.S21S.OOO reatureslnclude: COILECHPAlK mi.outelaweyl"romthla HURRY! BURBY! p-adM. Pric. redured. 49..i1•os1 spectal!l'Hsh.lypalnted w/fireplace, dlnlng rm. Op.Hse.Ftl·Sunl5pm Custom Draperies 3Br, l'hBa, frplc, Mx1' 2bdrmcoodo.Tb1acan'l BURRY! ()pJ Illa Sat/Su.n 12-4. __ * __ ..,. ____ * __ &readytomovein•.Beat larce patio for out.door 107 Rock.ford Rd. Covered patio 1ut IO call DOW! 546-0022 Owner buy In the lbore Shores fun. Comm pool, play· 87~ DecoratorWallpapers rec rm. call ror appt. I ,551-41132 MOITH84) atSl",000 around " clubhouse. throulbout 549-arat nM'l'LBOCll OCIAM YllW CHAIMI~-N o r t b v I e "' OH AVOCADO A~gsoor ~ ~ Two 2 Br houses on l lot. Real Ettate ~ Im mac. coad. ~ up. I>eJuxe dupla-oewer 2 ... as lt la, yet loaded wtth 1115,000. IN CORONA DEL MAR Sky" .... 8[ in Fam Rm r Each has encl. 1arage p-aded. 4 br, form. din BR fl den. 2 BA, 1 BR, l PCJtmtial .. One cA the bdt PEllC OF 2unitaolthetype condJ. ...,. · · Fireplace ln front unJt. rm, 2 ba. Fam rm BA w/frplc, wet bar, lnveatmenta In town. ---.OM I ' • BY OWNER 979-8!23 f boo POOL HOMI beam c.IJiop. alyllght. Short walk to beecbea 6t r...-in.. t • Uon, & locaton that Prin.Onlyl109,900. Xlnllocatlon orsc la 3 Br ..... ..._, d1nl w/Vlew.Oardenatrtum. ba.lconlea. Askloi mar ... '""·.AcbaJl-ietor 3 BR. 2 BA town.borne ::~~ v~~e.p~,rc~ t~ WOODSTREAMCONDO ~~~&~er ~t~~: rm,RV-;;;;..~p":""4 mi: lAMCHllALTY ~~~l~eclate. $1.9,500. tbe "~eat1ve "';;,ind. w/2 padoe & beautifuJly sell at $179,000 Nr Bk Bay. spit level, 3 sider 2nd TD. Make of· to beach. ()pen Sat/SUD 111-ZOOO -------~ AMIRICAM HOME StU.000. landlcaped. Located 11n Br, 2 Ba, 3 car gar, _r_er_._752-6688 ___ Att ____ . ---• 1Uat910QMahalo. 1--~~=~~--11-.... -... -.... --t REALTORS cuarded1atecommun ty GENEH.ROBERTSON super decor. Must see! SHAFER•ALLEN GREENTREE AllYOULOOIOMG1 494-1001 494-7513 w/clubhouee, tennis 67~36.17 Owner/act. 548-7'933. SB tHS MOVID Realty. Inc 675-674.l BY OWNER U yw need a 2 BR, 2 ~ courta, etc. Vacant 2'1lJ E. Coast Hwy. CDM •---------Deeperat.e for offer! Spac. a br, country BA, wood burnlnl PrfoedtoMU ... '99.500 IY OWMH 3 BR, 2 ba., cul de uc, WALK lrtcbn~f l, \U>IHde1. ftreplaee, •alkln• dll· IMM.DARILOT , GUATllACH c........ 1024 Open dalJ.y. 3 BB + ram Mesa Verde. S85,000 TO 81! .. CH QI.tel locaL $'79,900. t.uce to 1boipplna and Planned by Ostrander. "°'"Coan':::::. ... -=._ UYIWC. -•••••••••••••••••••• nn. Gale re. boat or trlr. A. Jobmoo Bkr 9'1IM964 ~ 659·81 7, Open Bouee trampartatioO and want Klehiyama for 3 BR · ··-r·•-. w/mapificent sunsets, MIMI-RANCH 118.500. 229 Princeton VA-FHAIU'Yllt rtomthlafantuUc5Jr Sun 12 ·5. 4082 to live In Unlverafty hcmecloaelngardauet-494-1177 lnthlscbannintlBR.2 -on SQirJ.10 LOT E-stde Dr. 55N8'74 old Summerfleld borne.1 =ll::ama=:::nlta=:-----I Park, tben aee tbla tlq. SIJ8,000. 3'60lCOOJtHwy .. s.L.-BA home w/ma.117 quali· afend . ca . We"bave propertlee ror Featurel lnclude 4 1pec. I• Qro11mont Model In ~ 499-4591 ty futures. Profess- llarieu':. :~ 0~••c•01••w•IG••1•,•A•l•l-•I ~:~-today! BR's, 2 BA. Dln.lni area. rlDID0U5 Vllla1e II. Priced •t iWll ~------11---ST-O.--Yl-OOtC-'----• iooally decorated Many .._1414111. ~ 640-9900 • hm1ly Rm. Luscious flWUL 111.aGO and OWDa' wants -----. recreatioa amen.Illes . • Pl.US POOL lndecpat w/lie CO¥et'ed ...._.. .... £ atf.•. 2 Bdrm. bome, 1 blk. to CalltoclaJ ... SJ.J9.900. --------mt lust reduced $5000. ' patl~. Owner'• hue W• tttOSo.Cst.Hwy."4-IStC> beacb. Hdwd. i>e&1ed SADDLaAClt SPAMSH YIUAI BDRM. 2 BA pool bome. l)Oqht ..... mlllt aeU Wt bHe mott enf1 Doon, air~ .• burtlar MOUMTAl4S ,Spiced witb romance! AhaollMl>' tbe best bU1 fa can:~ Brllr. plan to amt 7ov ln-ll¥BA ;!:1°~· fetic.d View from tbil t.eea than , ..a.cl We roof! Unique bl area. -.950. Call to 2br Twbme 1.,.ba pool dMduaJ neecll and prie. IXc:&.USfYIS PEG ALLEN 1 year 4 BR lrt·level ardrwQO cDtlJ! Wrouibt Me. 540-9922. S all j d • d · ,...... Fr'OID I bedroom~~~~~~~~ llltALTOR 48f 1578 Nortbview model 215. 1be • m c e 11 1n1 a I 4 •cmod0t8s ~ .... 1 d'• Adults OllJ7. Submit all to &. mndtnt Cbria Abel dHl1oed •-------·• aeparate ramU.1 room ·1roa abottenl Ru11tc1 Q; m enc oae Jlt · CCldoa priced at C,O: t-I IDR.11$., '" batbs; • Walll:·in wet bar In Bedroom•! L••hhj~!!!!!!!•t New lli·level 4Br, sea f.~i~fa~;eJ': P'i* at $IJ2.lllO. For Gne11flee ba1De wltb wblte water SIMSATI<*AL w/flreplac•. A very bat!l9. colorful tUee, rich11 b1lbJ.y upard. a must to 211 . 412 . 3411 01 c • ~plete lnformaUon, At lh lest Y1ewa. PJS.000 PAMIL y HOM.I • p • c I a I b om e r or woocla •••r1wbere11 ________ see. $125,000. Aft. Op ,..,._.__. .a... .....callm. uc:,·t to N~uel 002~11 mly.~SlTdOUC.-0 .... -Bnat.ll~srou,nd.i ! I•-------Hae Sat I Su n 1 ·I . _.._... __ -_4111_•·--"'-----l'arme& model lloa» • 4 4 BDIUIS.. 4~ tNltbs, lD ... • ~ ,.. _.. -... _ -COSTA MISA 0 -_..._.... ~· A'/C:' .~in.au~ ~. ;;:;o--.......... tMdhs, a tar praae. Just c_.. •• ......_,_, ~Ir-......... ,~~~ m1 .......__ J .. -fa-r--.... ~ __ ......._._ ....... 4 11)1.. __ , FOr 'IL5T E OLSON CONDOS PllC9 -..... _ f • v mtnutea to ax., beaches Onb' l mile fn>an lhe 1-.00MS aaow •r-· f, f.t'I .. D ... D~ ....... b ..... r ..... QO. Hie• ram. ~1~•wood¥ •• Y ........ ~, • * . ..... tot. cood lotatJoo. • _.....,., ·-....... i I 5 BR, a BA /cl-9 ~ • .... .._.... 3 Ba, A/C, elec 1ar Mdm11 You owe tt to ,.ounelf to lf•· yud w /mature rm. Lota of • ••• l " ...... MUI:••· ~~·~·";---~-;;;;~~ =.~~-,~· ~·{;?·~ ~~~Jo.~ -· :z!l"mce"Wo Pricod .. :::;.r.-·· """· §a;511.m ;.;:~Ji:.EF =.tW::~:C:, ::CT/:~~::.: ~bAs.itauau.s. =..~b~~.'~~ ~r.,~ ~to Sh atbool. 1~=ua :,~;J 49=0 ~ $1 •I • 0 o o . = :~~::. Prila~~=r. ~~ ll .,GOO., IO !ili~-=-ii;ijii;--~ ':'.WO L2 ICU, Mart of 496-JJU 131.olH 4tM4f4 IJN~IO 1,..J.~rtM, i.ttom/B, etc. etc. t'Jl.1.J:K; Dua PotDt. lotb ror ----.,..----1 118.aoo. lK Clown. on .. --------.000 P.ACISITTll 'Oaiils, .... del .. bJ 1114 ea:roa Dr -•HIATID '°°'"* .hopa.wliloMed ~ Bia& I 'BA ~·:,~';91=· :=rc.:'!tfon ~> ::: ~~a. ~.;:a'U:: ~~~ifnA an• llndou Dr ..-vlldc.:751·1221 -·°'°·Pk· SDVlCIU>laECTORY Jl n ""141 net Noq&a. *'-Iii allaboutt .._; Ml'lll'..ass I ---, -. ,.... • •• ,..._ r ' • • e I f • 11 • • .... t ... ~-19 •• • . . I ............. OlllrlMl•Nh ~.Aptll7, ''71 OALVAL.OT ....................••. . ..................... . ~.._ IQff s...-•;:,•.::•••• Ottwt-a-.. Oh' __ -0 ·-·•••••• .. • c.,,,, _ 1011 1100 ·····-.... !!~ ...... ~~-~.!:~ ............ ~~.~~ .... .. .:rt;• ·nu;~~ .............................................. ~5'.. r.cwrro,.n, zooo OltofC I') ! Nwpesot09t181'1 * • • * * ... * .r1urlSTICAL 1100 ....................... "'''., ts10 1tal4td·1•••a rr .. eh ~·· rMI. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-•••••••t• doan .-to 1,. deck oldSaaJuaQQiplstreuo. Famll & Pet 4..:_plu, Ruatta1lon · IMflST1 •CT ..,,,.,,, w. JI• rm A f Io rd a b I e up ff HarW --. 3 yn old, ~i&I buUdlq iJl ,.... rt.: I On K 'd1 ~~~~~:.!!!!!! ... I w / al r r o r • d w • t tt.atn/dotrutai.ra coa: • • 1 I IWl1 *'8d. MMIZ2 oeeiao area wltb ~ 2 6 s BEDROOM bu/frplcJbookthtlves. domlaiima.SBdnQI. 1~ n •4'•1Q '--" 1 Ml 2000 i... &om Oovenumlll VA·P'KA Kull W hit~ u ... tlt~r I ·"". ,,, ........ b• .. I NII I ··~ SIAYllW THAT SOMEDAY ~~o.::"!~r: 2 IS TODAY ~ ':'!~~ That b6ger bomt. that ~ P&S,000. Owner am- beUer neltbborhood lom 6 will ra.nance. N YoU'" dreamed of ia qualifyln& needed. 200t -==========1 available toda~. Tbe Yacbt Vl1llant. By BEACH HOME =~~ o1ri:f!~ _0wner __ .MO-_ma __ -1 4 BR a BA + quality tlnctioa <Spyf,a;:e>· Thia IWffS POOL. Beaut bme, buleSbdrm needs :1.:eotormaldlllrm, ==--·wtodow S•PAIO.L'i'PETPARX ., .. , .... .'..! ... ! ....... A&ency for ..i.. F.quity GARDENTOWNHOMK. -wldiJidte aru, us: buUHn.a, two BtautU\1.1 a& 28a 1 tdldupandcuhcmcuh Zcar&ar&J powder rm. CloHt• car,....,.• peU04'8Y U1'1 boJH m' l:fi~ 7~c..M.. return foe e:io.ooo. dowo l-4JJ.H24 ~Ner:'::f:::.:-=)~.~~=; ~!~i~.=t0ec~~~~~ ~/p1'.":rw~t! ::r.,ment. Call tor do· ...._ 1·717·162J A~val& Frt. tbna am. (da.ya) It ~(or an actlvt townbooH, all bltna, MA y O CK~~~~~~~~ Feq~= ~•!?,:ta. call <'114) femlly, -awlmmlo1, crpu, cbila. HUIT)'. buy coo o a..••a" llSHOP _._ rtcrt•tlooal artH, now. Toro Lee, Rltr, J&OGlEN'*Y'RE BeaudfulMcLarenArea. m.apltleeot cl.-, bou.te la IG-1803. VQINA BEACH tu I t "' NIAi THI SUIJ SMal.THIHA Dupia n... the ocean. 4 bdrm upper, 3 bclrms lo•tr. In heart of Newport Beach. Hurry. call for appt. to aee I Slli5.,000. Get read)' for 1ua:nmer rentals 11 NO-ll.51 ';$ ~ HERITAGE ' • REALTORS much, mUiCb _.._ _,, 'or (714)484•2t48 on..., ~ m nu ea 1t'Om LAii oa OCIAM ._.. ... au I 12 UNITS Mammoth lltn. Enjoy , _ OGl.YU.750. <NP'JlnO) .... _.,_ •-..._ cb. --~-the vl•,v of tbe anow .,...... C•folilliP.tflc .,. ~ .., _.a UICXJ .. --C ta M capped Sierras from tbls TADYGUaP«:a MoblltBome~ won t last at only .....-.. x. OI •••· ete1aot 3Br cuatom l:lealthlul, luaurioua Uv-2'10lffarbor,SteJOI SIZ0.000. Great income Mad•..,_ to Ml. home. 3,000 sq ft o1 top ~t~' or ~ BR r•· 140.1937 trade· up from your 0... ndl .... •· quality coutruction. ..cWenc..-..... From 211CJ0.31JOO ~ or .._pla. Wat.ch Cll .....,, IM-3327 be9utifully decorated Ir ~· fl •W/view Of M.V. r1urASTICAL ~ p-ow. Call DOW l*'fect for e11tertalniq Lah or aparklln1 •rMI, manlnfo IUNJ'I'S-A.NABEDI Ccmueeus. hcifie, P'tom $152,900 540.3666 Xln1 cood, bread 6 but· OWENSV=RLTY Tornf~n CostaMesa ter~~ta ,.:/l1: <1w~1109 1J19'oso Adult-Pet Park Callea.lMse. Estate Sale. beautUul -------•IOWM YOUR OWN 24•80 2Br, 2Ba Villat--__;:======-a-....1.. __ _. $9IOO. CA.SIMO West. comet lot in 4 • ~ + com.mercw land. '-50 w/low maiDt yuda, pvt YQW' decorative touch to $99,500 lout, Nituel Sborea malle al a 1howplace. 3 BR, end unit. Frplc, ~~~~~~~~~! Comm Auoc. Priced for Call now to make your patio. park. Part rent only 3 Units on R-4 lot. Pnme R·l lota. senice stationS. Drl ftW UIDlfrT OUCHI SU2.50. This exceUeot Eastslde Costa Meaa1 ranch, motel, minloJt ~" llllMMI bolDe available ror Im· SL2S. $129,900. Woo't last claims Ii: warehouse. Ir quick aaSe by ANXJOUS aomedaytoday! Owner/qtUMSSl owner w /extremeJy flex able term1. $146,500 rT'Sl&MlmUC•I Tutdlll.ly ~led le med occupancy. Enjoy the~ you have the know bow, S BR, 2 sty waterfront up1raded S bed room the finest all year l'OWMi 11 units & older 7 un-you can make millions. propertJ. one of the home, earner tot. ff.arbor 11001 rree weather an it.a on ad.,loininc lots In • RED CARPET AU thi.t It more can ht 673-1181 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUE FOUST llAUTY ID08t maplficent vtews ~~·View of Bil Ora.nee County, swim· CM. Take either one or YoUl"I ror only $2.N0.000 . In Newport Be.ch. Dock· o:'l:~-... !~!! Course. Ina. jacuu:I, social ac· both. Ex*°'eorowner 845-3474 · Termnvail.Call lolspttefor3boata.lt's ............. tlvities calore . wWcarry.540-7766 1~~~~~~~~~1 247-2631 l~~~~~~~~I =l.h000y .one of a ltlnd. ~ (KC25Sl-2) •2 TrtDle ...... • im:•CHTRIPLEX LandDivisionforinfo. -Ccilfonlla PKific l>ai--IOA BEN HINKLE R.E . INC • BR, s&s Lesson. A LOmY VALLIY 640..9900 Mobile Home Realty ::ri~.a~. ~31.aB.Rto. S.Cle1Mnte Beaut. 1te-.1n ram·rm i............_~ Z708Harbor .,.._....,.. Wa''-•-beach or Del LA COSTA w/Palos Verdes s tone ~~ 54o.a;u"""' 2~ ba; 1·3 BR, 2 ba. s Mu."' ~~~ t,t~~p::fsh ~~fe .... JeafA 51 ;YonanTO.., l!!!rat-~. Malia...,IJtah *£819!* ~~~A.!1= ar~~.5~f/~::t ~uA~ ~~~~~ w!~r~~~aca~ root,marbledBA's,3car CIVI y u=v -640-1357 6Moo'~Par ..... Ren• Hunt. Deb. 536·1718 ownerslt UDJ,t.Upperl2BR caraae.oceanvtew.Bee ear, central A/C & edbuildersbomewttbalJl,.._..~~._... ............ _.i~~~~~~~~~I """ • • Owner un s w ocean v ewi. Cee Company wkdys formal dine-rm. $2000 t.bose extras. Solar beat.I LIDO ISLE Bank Mobile Home I----·------Justllst.edat$160.000. (714 l 729-2554 (714 > Drapery allowance. ed pool ·& jacunl, DUPLEX Repouesslons from 20UHITMOTEL BE.RnlAR•'"'TOHENBSRY 729->i22wtmds Seller will neaotaate 1ourmet kitchen . B.A.Y~lll..IT Newerproperty,locatedl~~--Sl.2.1~~.000.Aslow Costa Mesa. Prime 21SDel~ar .. ..., .. 121 ~ price. He is out or state & Prest.ieious Baycrest s A "I ~ blk. to ocea.n; 3 bdrm. t.: 81 v,., ...,...,u. EZ Hous· Harbor Blvd loc. Income -......... , ... 16"""' bdrm home lo-lot New and bea ul. 4,000 a. 2 .... _ ··-"-N -•UR In&. 1664 w. Broadway, liS.000. A •real ..... _ at D---R-IJlXlOUS... ,.,.,.,. on -•e . ft 11 • ..... au. ~. ew .---Ste F A--i.ei < • """' Deluxe 4 Plu, Hntg Bcb,--. ~ • VALLEY 640..9'00 Priced at only $299,000. ~· · qua ty bome, carpet, stmdeclls, patio. COti .. taCIALLOT ~ ...... m. 7W $t00,000. Owner Broker nr Hntl Harbour. aeller Gfoo•et 2700 Seeit today /Wide N. Bay view Ii: Some IWDJJMrr reaerva-lth 1 will finance with 15% anxious. SIBS.OOO. Prine ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ dockfor50'boat.Oneofa Uona already made. :ear i{~1Y~:'• a~~=~ Spacloua 34x64 duahride down. Prospective onlypluse.ait.m.sm 5.02AC-llAMCH • ~ Ontu kind oo ree land. Only SLIZ.GOO ·1 '·--·HllllsSt,arAdult purcha.sen only please. ;nnn\ estatcz r~ "' USO . ooo. partly HIWPOITllACH Park freeway ramp. ~a b Bkr. (714)543-9793 3 UM'TS +LAND ""'~ fumisbed. 9,200 Sq. ft. Ideal for fast . • 2 a. fam rm.1---------•s FUU.-·c1 21 ltlALTY 675-1642 f encl porch. Sac $29,900 12 •-Can add 4 more units _.. r11U •• --=--rr ltOCJlr lroWll R. L ood business. $13.S,OOO. ----"'"'I JI Net iJl ....._Vi.Lo. I 067 ~ I I ~ 873-1020 ~ vwUCI 837-4161 laltoa Pa ' ... come ll!890. Aslun& Slt5 Dow. p • ....... ·-HARBOR VIEW Crmel ANCHORAGE $139,500. Call~ .,.. ... ....................... ......_led&tate ~~~ 1149.IOO. hrd wd nrs. 3 IMVESTMEMTS 732BR2BA.~64.811', Upgaded,20%down.100 SURFt.J.NEREALTY 8~~~t.~r:!t::1~~~'~40.~S~l5~7~~~1 IYOWMB ~s~~~Sat/Swl 1714t496-7711 ~t:,·J~'1iiltras, !1utot~~~e~9~~ ......... , $19.PERMOMTH tion.tel,900 837-6t17. I-Monteac>JMI. 4 br 2 ba. --------========:d ---------I Bkr. ,,,...+r 2100 Near beach and boat HARIOR VIEW fam rm, nu crpta. Le Eastbluff4Brremodel T•-The K•~ Walk to beacb-sttyllDe 2t---------••••••••••••••••••••••• mannu. Lake of the BY OWNER, San Martine yrd, lndscpd, wood deck. to 3+mu1 I c /den -H ..-BR, 2 ba, dbl wide, W-,tobeMade! Ozarks llissoun. Road exec hme. 2.000 sq n , Hilbly upgraded 3br, Open Sat/SUn 1-S. 1955 pool+vu and move into th.a. m-adults. $29,500. Broker. Units lo Los Angeles. 1 ....... C~z f A/C.Pool·slzeyd,allup. Carmel model. New PortNelson.759--0634 $l.98,000aft8PM644--0940 maculateZat,y~lbome _N&-4380 ________ ,SeveralJl< listed. Xlnt --.-rontage.New surveyby grds & many Jtlras c rp ts . J a c , b It n oestl-ca ,_the abov• cash flow. 8.xG-·. Call 5 Bulldloga totaling licensed engineer. Iron G R E A T F 0 R bookcases. Huie bck yrd ________ _.TENNIS VIU..A c:u IU "" Brand new "dualwlde" (2l3) 3:53llO. fuA.... 93,000 aq. ft. --Orange pins. Detailed survey ENTERTAINING ! w/lramaturetrees"lrg fOltCmTOSILL ln tbe Bluth. 4br, ~C.SPREADOUTln 3U62' net. Corner view •• County, near Freeways map. Giant oaks and $1H,500.Call~. cvr'dpatio.PP.$165,000. OWNER LIQUIDATING fam/kit, playrm. 3ba, spacious floor plan lotindlxSstaradultprk.t---------and Orange County hickory in a grassy _640-0e68 ________ 1 ALL PROPERTY. In-pvt paUoe, on cul-de-sac :m~ ~ t••:o:!: Many extras. $49,500. SEMINAR Airport. Heavy power, park.like aetling. Much Mofwiflawl ~ vestagainatinflatlon... & grnblt. By Owner. There are lota or fruit 728-5271. Opn House, Sun· lt~I IMVlSTMEMTS spnoklered. Sl.,00.000. wild game. Deer, wild 2600sq. ft. tri·lev"el, st.one IY OWMH SI 0.000 DWM Sl74,500. 759-0331, Prin trees, a rose 1arden "an _da__;;_y._l _-s_. ------all clear. turkey• fox , raccoon. frplcs, 4 Br. 3 ba, A/C Eastblurr view home AH& maW.of; _oal--'y"""pls'--------I unobstructed view from By ownr, dbl wide, adlt, ~na~~~~~iu!~d PETE BARRETT ~.a:i~!::0a~e~1.5~~~!1 VIEW, pool-u yard . ~4 br1.ramdrm,pool, •BeautilulBaycreit thepatio.'lbishomelsa pet park, Fnta Valley. thru R1 --=...y as In-loc ation. Good h1gb Many upcrd'a. Sl39,SO<Y. eaut. an scaped. Sbr I 2 ...,,,.. Bl b must to see I ...,. "'"'11 ., • ..,..... -REALTY-Owner. Pb: 930-9170. $1119.500. Pr in only • poo · stry. _vv,000 g, n1bt bounty for • 00 Y _.._ vestments offerinc •Int ground. Plcture posl plea.se.M4-1Sl6,~ bal.$1S50~.~pt8cb. famJly seeking a new ~·~y· 0 ... CRIST ~fors.le IZOO leverace tbru creative 64Z·SZOO card beauty. Invest an . lladriddel Lago770, fan· Port. 4br, dtn, lam rm,. ~" " ftnanclog with as little as~~~~~~~~~ Amenca. Thia transac tasticvkwoflake,openNptllgt.sbyowner.3br, 3br&den,pool.Sl55.000 Lovely lrg yard . ltLTY •••••••-•• .. •••••••••• '8QOOc:ash. • __ ..._ lioacaabehaodledcom houseSatlcSUn.12-4,by l~ba. ram rm. lge lot. bal.SUOOmo.NptBcb Privacy. Quiel area. Callco1Jed714!974-4700 2'12.A.CllS C..962-2456 ._....._.5a1. ZZOO plet.ely by mail. Write owner $162 ,000. 22526 SUUOO. Opn Thurs-Sun ••• 832-1782, Save! Call _____ __;_ ___ <bm"7 livine, 5,000 aq ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUSTEE, General Ac Conil,552-7140 12·5. 535 Tustin Ave. 3br. lmmac. Harbor ownr,131-ZS.U CLOSITO t\. near new bome. 111 1~ OFRCllLDG 5m ceptance Co., Box l2ll . ....;~ _ _..;.:..:.·.:..50--;::::_:3"..:..:.:1 ___ 1 ·View bome. ~000 bat•---------Hwlw Ir leaehff ~~uJBXRarea Owner ...... ...,,,_.. .. ~ H•mtintl•Beacb Osa&e Beach. Missoun H1w,_t.._.. 106' Open House, Sun 1.6, SUOOmo. llDUCED SIOK a Bdrm 2 bath _._ 1 ---· FOlllSBVATIOHS 27,000 aq. Ct. k>\ near 6506$ or call colle~t ••••••••••-•••••••••• HarborView,Zsty,"br, Custom built. 3 BR, • ..... ae &14)87~7 Pacifica Ho1pital, s (314)392·37'3. Nights. "' *** 4br, den. boous rm. w/buut. view ol harbor, story home 00 quiet cul· OR522-2UIO PointsSbop. CntrjrCavic (3141392-3722 SHE"SINA pool/Jae., many extras. New Lake Forrest '"-C ._ .. _ dHac: New crpts d,,.1-----_.:..;;.:..___ 94Uoita,xl.olarea ,..__ 1--------- HUUY 1957 Prt Albans Pl. ....,.000 ... -• ocean• aWLllUa Island 6: pa1nt blsfde B~t •--1+ O di PA.ll.MA RLTY ~. $13S,OOO. &M-41152 _, ..... SU.SO mo. tn a home for the most ......_ ... ,R •• __ ,: ...... acre. utatan n1 David Baune Rllr ..... to ael.l thla beauL 3 llr. 2 sty condo. In the Bhalla. Featurin1 oak parquet firs. camel color cstm c:pt .• pa bltn applluces, c:ozy used bnck Crplc. much more. Call today $132.900. V .Al I U 61p..ff00 {!lmli Newport Crest Twnbse, walk to be•ch, ten crt.s, pool, jacuzzi A1t. 646-TI71. ''BLUFFS'' Twnhse, 4 br. fa.in rm. xl.ot cond. quiet st.reel. AIJ. 146-1171. ILUFFS *** di1crimlnatia1 buyer. ----~-.. compac-SJC. Zoaed Ire estate. t----53S-_ __;_930LS.:...;...:. ___ 1 5'6-18SO ••••••••••-••••••••••• .... v--... -....1 .ur. boaua .. pool 2 Call ......... u•---tor. fireplace and many Princ.oa.ty.-..729'7 ...___ ........ d --"""" _........,. ..,......... other reaturea. Side yard __ ___.;::..__;;;;...;....:.:::::...:__ E. B .A.UO.A. ~..--I POttTOANO stry, 3 car iarace. F.V. rA1 • NOW rorbolltorcam-. wm PLANS FOR DELUXE A A ~ R~~ IN Palm ••••-••••••••••••••••• Sl.40,000 ba.I. 11075 mo. ~ r-· 44 UNIT PROJECT DUPLEX a~c-m .• ~~._ vacewrt/. pooWUll C:-. MeM 3124 2501 PortWWM...PI • 752·7315 !:«!~f!,. sbopmoti'lv·a·~· ....., ~ Uu.lqueenuy&.;;owo Noqualif~oeeded. ........... .cu. Two+ acres R-3 lo Bestval1.teJocatioooear $&5,000.(n4)759-0130 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1paclou1 kingdom Owner WW finance. OON .. "DM.ltltO Lawelt prtce ln area at Hemet. BuUdiq permit "PAVILION" Alley ac-......__....., .. _ _.. ...,.ChlonU wtaunrls ·---a.. · 758-0Ml "'"' ~. "more. $275,000. Ownr; ceu. Covered .... kio1. ~ _...., WebavelOOl>'solbouaes, lite vtew!'r~N~~ ~~~~~~~~~I Aueci.t.s. ... lten OflttSAT/SUM 12-5 agt <Brian). 714-721}.9!63 F.uytoreaL~saya II...+ 2400 dplu. apts now, all toPalcaVerdes. -IY OWNB 332UP .. Moll0 days, 729-S373evea. submit orren ! Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• area, allpricea. Save on BY OWNER CLIFFHAVENplhme (off Del Obispo ai Blue INVESTORS 145-7221. Blc Bear. by ownr, nu lee. Huter home Ceatures 3 bdr, 3 ba, step dwo llv rm. form. din rm. cslm drapes, mirrored wrdrbe, vanity. dreuiJli rm. vaulted ceilings • spiral at.airc ase. Loft bdr , ba & downatain 11ttiftg rm set oil adjacent sep qtrs. Balboa's best , -. auper lal weekend offered Finl Century 21 West.cliff custm chalet, 2800 sq n . '45-4900 A.fl ......, 3BR 1 .. r D'" .. AU"'DBOR New llstln1s. Large 1---_.:.. _ _;__;__;__11.l ac. ao deg mnt VU, . sbapehtrybae;2bdnn. •• amrm ''" nnn pan:ela-$100 per acre. 4DLX.UMn'S cedarlnt, plu.sb crptg, 2 l.agala.._. lt• dinrm.1~ ba, wd noon, ed W/Wetbr, REALTY BKR. Xlnl condition; 1araces, lrplc's &pool tbl. '87,500. ·····················-nu ca t m k It . N r carv Ent frpl & many '96-2790 (714) 677·5891 abab roof. ONE ~EE 131-0174 ~ /beb/sbops Open hie. xtru. 401 Kinp Place. T.... I 090 OR S22·0580 .. nn --------1 CHAI.MING '1iit/Sun 12-4 $149,~ ~. ••-••••••••••••••••••• :O~~ i.lft'£~ ~!j b b I~ o g Brook . Ope m..w FAMILYHOMI 3 br, l~ ba Laurelwood .a..-4-.... l300 BDRM 2 BATHS ~ra 0 · lovely 2br, ba~.~~c~~W.~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES Remod4 BRoolreeUned townhome. Fully UP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1.SS.OOO!. • . 2 tree -:i.~~edl~!~~~ decks In center of Tem- 2 Br-den, Monaco, aU cul de aac. Back Bay. 2 1raded, air cond. By 4-piex by 2 b 1 ba PYRAMID Xtra lrg dbl garace. pie Hills. SS25. lease. earth tone upgrds, ce-fplc'e, ellCept rumpus owner $68,900 Call owor, rz • lsdrwaa 1 133-1761 Golden Be ar Rily. llead.Ytomovelntonow ment drive. tile entry, rm.• yard. Rear 2 car 83MW7orm.31118 =ro~1t5e~op'e. ~1 Supa-aett.iftg for super GrouodlndacpdforCalir. very clean. $142,SOO. car. SlM,500. Open SIS Wwt d aht lotl · ..:_;.-..--------•I person living. Close to shopping, Open Sat/SUn 1·5. 1967 ~2216 Donnie Rd ........................ Ccu1ard4 9Ulllh +Home New home, Desert Hot MA y Q CK comm. pool & tennis. See Port Ramsgate. 644-003. 51; MMi208. -.-& Properly 1600 Only 7 blocQ to be.acb lo Spnngs. See view & close c o .. ro .... T•o .. this! Open House Sun. a.c..-attllty r•-PLIASID ....................... areat condition.. Try 15% to town. w /W crpts, bltrus 3llO GU~ !.~_1214.000. Hampshire BA~-Oal'11JIE8 CREST H.V uua1n1 .. .,.E YGUwillbe!,f_1ouaeet.hls MEDIC•• ILDG down. Ask.in& $389,500. & A/C. Interest m bot ,_~) ........... ~. __...t. Nancy Vaugbn, •""' .. n+vu. .n.&aOJrn.n.> UI pgeous4-,2300sq.n . ~ Call8roker,S5B-3327 water well. Golden Bear "-_.,_ 64fS..3902.5t0-4258 HewportCT'estCoodo 3tJr or 2bT It den wtfaa-Westhaven. Exceptional <I>ntwnSanClemeotel lRJ~ty~.~532~.GJ~l~---r-~~~~~~~~ .... _.. ...... _. .... _.....,_~ Way below market ! laat1c alte lite vu, soft area & exceptional Sale-Lease-Trade ~ THEIWFFS Decorator up1radea, wtr, gar dr opor, up· bome AAkiog $111,500. 7RmDentaJSUJtea Two2 Br boQ1es 00 1 lot OllfofC....., ~.!._BR semi furn, 190 Truly gracious adult wallpaper, liv'rm w /mir· craded a pp ls, attract. Call 8All·lOPM. 9118-3371 8 Rm Medical Suites F.ach has encl. prace: ....... '' 2550 ~.,..Acres Dr • 3 Bdrm "Bomta" plan AU ooe level, new cpta, floorin1 Ii: shutters. $145,000. Own /Ag t m.8S61or644-21'8 eves . •JUMIOVA.• 1 won 'with Oranae co. Vets only. Hom ea to 1175,000. For into call· Vel Act· SU-0800 home ol uncompromlsed rared wet bar/frplc/fam lndscpd w/dck, pool, Jae JtN W. Yeah Co Fireplace in front unit. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.3-399-250l quality. Dramatic 3 rm+dea.Ocean/Coastal &c teoola. Fee land. ~O 499·22l7 Xlntlocationfors.cbools SanBemardlno,2brCrpl, ...,._... JISO bdrm. end unit, totally vu+ city Ugbta. 1172.SOOownr. fS44.4887 Real FAtate Ii: shopping. Pn vate. new crpt. Dtcely decor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• A!C. Tranquil view. ChrisHardwood83S-3821 . .......,..., Ft ..... Co tll8,800 Owner will con _.... area Conv te Spacious patio· oo detail Fergusca Realtors By Owna-. Quilty 3 Br OlharlHI Estah ~ · "'~ 00 ut 5'der · · _.... · · nm BR. ll ba. avail llay 1st overlooked' suioooo bome. lmmac. Room for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy, NB w/1475 llQ. ft. i 7522nd TD. Malle of. or cash to loan. 883-Z70'7 OnquletcuJ-de-sac A/C. IAYVllW AGENT · ·640-5560 Want Adi Call9'2-S678 pool. "°l Lincoln Lo. Mollle"-• retal.l store ar. •apt. or er. -418181\gt. or875--0989. Act wallpapered. '768:.259; le 2 br 2 ba mobile home OpeoSat l·S. 6'2-2'193. hr W. I I 00 ~.'!~~.::.-:.·:.~a· lllCw ,,......, 2000 .._ ........ ..., 2000 '16M218, est.ma ~-~-U. Ba)'llde ViU .... .,......... 1069 .............. 1069 S.a..• 1076 •-HHH••H•HHHn• ProfeH. bldg acroH H••••HHH•HH•H••• HeHu•HHH•••H•H• te.S¥pcrt.... ll'9 ""-·pool, Jae., priv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -··•-••••••••••••••• Costa Meaa 12144 from N.B.P.O. 1900 Sq. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~sa . boat •lip. FREE, Sweepina ocean Skyline, 1~ yrs old. ft. Lae '800 mo., aell ' ...,.8.,e!l .lli5-'79(Ql'13-7148 vu 1oes w/1pac a BR cabana, like new, Le $125,000.A&t.8'&-a.14 macnab/lrVIRB WebavelOOO'aolbouaes UDOISLI Cl.9tm bome. 2 yrs new, rmt. "5,'000, ftnandnc. dpl11, apts now. ali J!:l-11 ' brm S ba, mod quiet It. '1l$,000. m.7'115 561189'1 c .. dl_M_ JT' eW. realty areu. all pricea. Save OD 1t:1t, 1~ lot, patio. nr tea--y 1_,__ Viktnc Coach In ll'vtM' ............. 1700 fee. . nis " pralvv .. beacb. 110111 IL --Y?9DOWM rt • ....................... '4Mf00 .A.& SMl,.500Owner11s..cse Ila 2 Br. 2 ba. Pna Hta CCIII· ~P. 8: \·R '?e~e fOI SALi IY OWte ...,. ~-8Y A--II a :_~2~.bQw .. oOt,c;g den.EuyftnnMDs.Red DblUl*'ll•2br2~ba COllONA Da MAI nr. o~a:b: aNBaew' -· v1nnrr, _ _ • mu ReattJ $52-1500 nb.B condo XIDl loc. C.11 . • 2ba. a car 1.ar, l>)'S -cwalo720t Call f7$-lt24 daya , SO. Of HWY-... --kitchen • Ba. Decrt'd m4115.enai-5483 Saa Clemente Cuatm UDOAllA l'IJ.21.Mev•. _._. lum.llJOOl-,rllecwcan-• •••• ... UTY Prt ..._....... ...._ 3 B.Rs. 2~ baths each. N ........ ., new .w.-mo. cau 1'7WD. Cl-YI.All "' -..... ...,.. Hlllalde bome oeariot vate ~. 2 .....-m, l ........,, condi ,.... v ,.,. IY ow.ia •1•Ildoa l.OCll aq. ft a ba. Eve~m-sn CWh S. 1100 -m great tloo ! Ph.mh cpts &c .---"---------- Lib ftaldnl • a.alli.n1 iJl Lovely Newport Beach !Bdrm. =ti r•· '•: [{°• 12'1'4' St1UH lloblle ....................... ~s. Fplcs. Walk to e..veryt.bingl ...._..,.,_ 0 hd your own backyard? 2~8a. Rome. Vacant. lmmaCUlate Jaei. ., noo • HomelDGL'ellemeondl-UY DOW! S22S,000. Barbara Wright .......... ••••••••••••• '1111» 1" ....we borile Move ln Condition. Bright Cbeerfw 2~ wwet~MID~ tlon. ~ walla, ~ 8«-6200. (U·l9) 3202 ca private lake baa JBr Setting On A Cul-de-sac. CuStom No acm&a (714) S»eT• ~..., .... , •• tuatob.rr •• frost.. 1aaa ' eooD ••••••••••••••••••••••• adtel,eaw'r..!baLb,+ !>i Select Wall p or(TM)lllMl.IO ,....,.:"~ aklrtin IMVISTMIMT OUP900N!3•• i:% •J:. ;:ir:a<~ D~:r.91bis Home Sb:Uke SunA· -.v • sa.L Priced to aetf. Sfrji~! Darling 2 BRs, batli, fplc &c BR hom._ all our mact> eoa...u mdi-J 1 • nA & SA YI Located 1n D1te area of a · + small bachelor UDlt. Lot. = Co. .,... C.ll 17 co 5 er tBr'a. Great N:~ .. ·~f1;,~~0. A "Joy Of ~Slt.500 Ooat.alleNlnalowniat ot atonge 11 dbl. garage. Sl .. ,950. ,.,...... •· fa.mla ~ w /lN ol V\ttr Cl.-~ .. hlU.. Part. Call iafWr l :ao Ol' Gisela H.anea 6(4.Q)(). CU-20) HODibmns rm (or tntertaln':A; GTW1t ft* db. a I Bil, ...-..-.m;:ao4. TROOSANDS . SbowD by qpt. m. CORONA D MAR '" 84, Jara• dlnlQJ• CUS1'0M DW\11 OPUNTALS orlO<ISIS fl.I0,000. :r•J:1 room w1J~b~ ~:.C:,. 'No ::!· Home + Ioveatment. Two apaciom All.,_aDPli'* HAuo1 YllW Charming 1 Sty. Colonial W/ 3 Bi. rep aee, :+He: a • Q' to H' lo •· Old 3 BR. 2 bath units. Each W/fplc &c $1.,J~~- MOM'lleO 2Ba. Liv. Roorn W/Flreplace. ~=~R.YaR. =~~~15 + laundry nns. On a tree-lined atreet *23SIBTklda/INDYd 'Prot. decorat.ct , BR, Larae Brl&ht Kitchen. Well nAi'I So. of Hwy. ~ower avall. at MftWlftWct • ::.t"'k1ot1G1wood11 Decorated. 2 Sunny Patios. mael~acwm No. Jfd Bela. u oceu, ~/mo. Asking $259,500. lfarrtet Ill-Gill '• ~~a.::a• Ul• Garaa~/Guest Roue. Nr. Tennll 'lh!Jli, ..... •alkl.Q erry GC-8235. (U~2J.) C4i°'64ii°l IZ Couita & Shops. $157,SOO. ._a. ' clolet. I mr part. lo 11111 .,.,,;. UJ2 . f>'Jf -1071 ftllll.a.'J'll7,ltf.esn ~• -u -------H---... -·--• ....;;.;i -.&""9£..-. "4-6200 .. ·---·· 1"' G•••·-..... 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Otdar ••&a· home, located 10 • more •vall. 146•4tOO BIG' ..... G...,..ll dm All w ~vt pauo or tetmil C'OW"ta. Al 1-.b.loo ~ tllbl ....... I 1111'. Ude dalW l9olDI s 8Jocta &o pri vei. 1uardcd area A.amt. •m fee We have 1000'• of bouaes, bal~y A ta, no ~&a. lala.nd, Jarnboref' " San ._ 1641111 • U be.ck Print• l •ear wl1lt aMIQ1 amaUU• for ,..... 32t0 dplu, a pu now. all Xlnl Joe ?085 Thurin, Joaq\.loHll.1.lftoad i-r.. t.:!!fe hit,. malD· ..... at 8850 tn0. 21~ -..................... • areu.allpric:ea Saveun <btwnBayUlamlltoo> 17141644-ltOO 7ard, A4&.all.t. No .. -·a-YadatRadl&nt .,, Ba fee 873"2mlor67~ .... ..._.U Plb-1-•remJ.DSt ·-:..~-...-SBdnn,deohome, ...... at·•'Br ••• ~7S.Lov~ly MMtoO .._,... ~oSat/&nl5 ................ 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Ad.It.&, nopeta. 7at $290 2 BR garden apt. ~-yd• · IOda ~. SUS ••-• 842-016.11-772.-S CJam• 173--pm cpt.a, drpt, stove. gur _..., -t ----~241 ' · f \&llUmr director. r..ee · ''0 ' Adl•-.............. aft 6pm lmmac S8r + ram rm, 2 -.---~ TERRACE TWNHSE S Br u._. Sund .. ...,, .-v ..,.. ...... ::1.::-· h " ... _ a 1 a.II · ed •-•••••••••••••••••••• 2 .... Ba F R ~75 .......... Harbour area. 2 Br ay bn.inch. BBQ'it, LaO Meyer Pl., nr new .,_.ai.....,_ ... • arp .. .,.., c r ar, av 1mm ..,, · am m, ~ · f\.il.l liM patJo nr beach t rlpa, p•r tlea. aporl lwnbu apt, 2 BR Ht Ba. 0-,.. 31261 ..... ---------- 2 be, frplc, o:ucrowave, tm mo. Lealie or Mike Oceabn vu bome,, :s,br, 87~'5or55'1·10M shops IC.Ills 'avail now' tou.mamcnt.s&more! fncd patio, aar. $325 •••••••••••••••••••••••Di x Separate Apt wet bar, eiee aaraie dr &C'l-«m 2~ a, in prest C o ua -~ llSJ.Sm L.tl< -""' VI be tit I 2 opar, Gardener Incl Poc1aflna '760 '99-4820 SEAVlEW. a br, + tam -B.EAlfnFULAPTS. ....,._,., ew. au u . new, Pnvacy. Block to beach. $W> mo S48-00l3 VACANT Z Bdrm, encld rm Ocean view , Toriaut Slqles, l&.2 bedrooms 2Br. 2ba disbwasber ~~ ba. $350. Cloee lo 2Br,2ba,encl1ar.bltin&, • • .)Td, .int H B. Loe. $325. EmertidBay Lovety3br pool /ttnnla $875 tkfa hh4 JSZS .fUm ~ unlum Model5 Men Verde. ~/mo .. ...,.... 875-4174.~'1308 beam cell's walk in •Wat.&Jde Co.ta Mesa. mo. Aat for Keith, Bkr 2 bal • cloael tob beach. For 213/~ ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• CJl)eO daily 10 lO 7 Room· Call 7"-8888or9794533 I BR. cle~. freshly paint lilbted cloeetl Utilities --1 .. --..1carpau·o -1111or.....,H71 yr y ae Y owoer. ma•---1~'"'avaU No ed N P&Jd, adults. NO pet:> :';~b~~y';; are'a. 0~ ...,... ...._.. mn:.H71Avl. loJ une. NEWPORTHEIGHTS t.. Cueata lwnhme. nr ""' _,. .... . 1ar o pets 126$ West Newpon AvaU ap c-td.fllS,freai.•upaint· 12751BRCCYJ'TAGE Sptc 'oSpan, ready for bcb, $.1.2S/mo •i.t, lut, leue required Sorry 2Br.1Ba,c/d,blllns. D>-~alt6pm proxApnlloth ~,mo ed~ Move 1;;-'cond. WaUrToBuch LA.UHAllNT..AL occupancy.2brlrden.2 cleeni!ll Nopeta.Jbyl. adultaOft.lY.nopet.'I gar,=.Agt H.""9onleoch 3140 yrlyJe~.Call$36-7711 i 3z5 /mo No pets Fenced.Yard <5360> Charmtn1 old~r 2 bdrm. ba. 2 car earase. Crpk, 9378!. Ouwood ••••••••••••••••••••••• &41-U&6 home. Localed In c-entraJ hardwood Ooors, drapes l"-daw •~-3 .. 00 Garden A partments 11~ l Br. incl util. Crp~. 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CO$Cldet ~ V1llaa1e. $495 mo, yrly H.ldeawaymthiavtnecov ---_.;.-----1 &r separate service 2 br, 2~11 ba, 2 car gar <Dtwt•r1tt 161111 jacuul, encl. 1arage lse 998586lt,826-1928 ered country settlna 14 2 BR, leas than 2 mi t.o porch. Just completely Pool. tennis cta. Must 211--+t'WPT ICH IM.2·8170 Gas p&Jd. Refri& Incl BeauWul Adult Apt:. Deluxe 2 BR w/gar. blk home 3 Br, 2 ba $f95 bch.$37Smo redecorated. Excellent see S600 Call Diet 213-763-6589.Dys/evt'a S220 . $290. 6'5-44ll 393 GM.S&WaterPa1d from beach, monthly, 64.$-3008 ...... _c:•79 rental at --s mootb. 982-8847, eves 554.3423 -HarrulLOa 216ijl Brook.huri.l, UB ~'" ... , Peninsula. Winter rental 962-665l $4~> Alt 6pm, 631.(256 Rustic ~lus1on 1twa1ls REAL FIND! 3 BR, 2 Ba, MlSSION REALTY Seaview 3br, 2ba Beaut. 1 Br, bllt fr bch. $22.5. IAYFtlOMT Larae 3 br. 2 ba upper. ----- you at tbia 3 Br. 2ba pool w1cp1.S. tncd yard Only ~'"31 vtew. All xtras. Comm. S48·S87'B. 2 BR con do, yr ly . New cplis,drpa. paint. 2Br. chlldren Wt'komt' no =~~n~~ area $410. 963-4567, agt, oofee For Liie 2br. 2ba. condo ~~J .~~'::rl~:~ Plush duplex, 3 Br. 3 B1t, 1700mo. nearOCC. $350. 751·3006 =~artlnf( at $245 mo . GRRREAT! 4 BR 2 Ba. PooJ,be~~~s. lllOOmo.~0327 Cr p l, S660 /mo J BR.2 baths,yrly.~ Ewnaide2bdr,dsb wshr, Spacious 2 Br. Bltns Near Tb~ Beach' Won't Last $300! (~22 1 2 BR. l ba hse. Pvt yard, w/cpla, 2 car gar. (ncd ___ MS-2111/646-630:J. ADULT COHDO gar, cvrd deck, adults to.... • d Viii nu crpts, drps &r palnl. yard. Only $415. 963-4567. 2br. 2 bib from Crescent Blltfl open house, 562 Via· 2 BR , 2 ba, yrly $425 '275 M5 7554 ~Win I age 736 WeeJo (off Pomon1t ageot, no fee. Bay. sunny breakrut ta F1ora .. & lwilh fWwlslMd STIPS TO llACH N~w 1&2 hdrm luxury Beaut l Br BeachfrOJlt A.JI lJtJlabH Paid $280' (673J l •• Ave, sool 19thl S330. 1st rm,lgelivrmw/beamed Agent 644·1133 •••-•••••••••••••••••• 3BR.2ba,bayvuSJ050 2:~02::;:.'J';:d~·.g~~ adult apts 111 14 plans &last+" Go see 1t lmmac, 3Br, 1 ~Ba. nr ceilltJg &r frpk French Bluff v1 lg 3 .......... 1706 2 BR, 2 Ba. yrly $400 ~· 2 lucU. SllO. 181 Del from $270 + pooL'i. ten • Westm Mall, St2S/rno mc bJue crpt'g shady yard s, pan. ew. e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• rus, waterfall&. ponds 1 ......_. Ul-4555 3BR,famrm.fzlc,bltna, gard " wlr, xtras. w/briclt pabo $525 mo Br. ram rm., 2•12 ba, SO.IAYFltOMT arJH.64S-~ 1''rom San Diego Frwy 1•.. dsbwsr. Chll ren OK ~10521893-1381ext225. inclds stv refng wshT pool SSSOA&t 644-013' ""-··2 br l ba. nr So Coa•t drive North on Beach to Honor maj credit cards ---- Bdrm. $315 mo 15'.» Haven Pl Avad. 511 6 Mo lease 768 6093 139.2GaJwayLn 644 1836 ' ' Directly OD wtr. lbr, ,..,.... 0 • --Small beacb cottage, 2 dryr. lraab PU 4r wtr SEAVlEW. 4 BR. + fam ftplc, patio, prt "g Yrly Plaza, bit-Ins, gar, patio McFadden then West on East.side. Brand nu 3br BR clean & in good Adulta. Must have refs rm. Best ocean view, '425 mo. No pell. lnclds Immed occupancy 3022 Mcfo'jjdden to Suw1nd 21,1tba. Kidl or sml pet.s cond. Sep yard, $325. 494-~ f~r model, b.ichly up-util. FUm or wllurn 'd. Jeffrey Dr. CM. Ca 11 \.1Ua~~ t 714 JW3 Sl!J8 Br. frpl, wall to wall cpt. • OK. $S50 646-7m.5 btwn S3M935 pfaded, A/C, pool, ten· 67:Mlll2 8979653 752·86M,9M-L830 MEARIUCH 3 blks to bch Yrly lse !IAM~PM. 631-0303 evs CHARMING n1s Sl.200 213 430-3629 • -M50 873-4617. 832-3884 E &de 2 br 1 b11 n.~ ~~:2~a!hri!:':r~~~ e>p.n view, 2 bdrm. 2 ).l!S~ 45th St. ~ .. blk lo ~ac:v~ f~'df!c!~ .. &J::rJ..ct 2~R'ra~~~~op~, 1~ B~~V~~;~us SoulttL°'JllM 3116 cbJJd/pet OK $350 313 2 ba condo Te~/ pool, bath, 2 car carports. sun bell. SS75 3 br 2 ba, dplx, ~ p;.lJo. Yrly lse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-9950, 546-6418 deluxe 2. 3 & 4 Br AJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rocbester54G-9537 a~ Jae MS Agt ~3009 decks $525. lease Ready blllnS, lrpl, w,w crpt. 1 ~mo 573-1977 G ...... 3102 bltns, ffl>le&. gur ljtl' yd • • lO move int.o now Super crpn Adlts. No pels ·awt • S325 3 BR 2 Ba. carport. 502 Yorktown Ju:.t West The .lkiich Scene, 2Br 3 Br bme, ~m ram only, no 3 Br. 2 ba, cozy frplc, 2 car settm& for super person Open Fri Sun . 213 / 1 Br furn apt. AvaJI April ••••••••••••••••••••••• oo pet.'! Hl21 Valencia of Beach Blvd !>36-l7lH w paUo & full view or pels. Appl to see 646-3'90 pr, qwet loc Walk to M A y 0 C K ~ 9th. $325. mo mcl uUI •IRA.HD MEW* Avail May I S46-fi98S ocean. new cpts, wood btwos.8pmNoAgta bch.$4.25.~138 ..... 0 ,..,10 ,. FOR LEASE . West Yrly.67$-9229 Cberi·y Cr eek Adult EASTSIDE 3 Br 2 8a,--;o 2br,11.,ba,Condo beam:. movelnnow,p\t ' 2 BR. blt.ns, aU wood lD 1275. ruce 2 br. Large fncd ~~~ Newpon, River Ave, 3 lt6oa P11h11tllo 3707 Apta l & 2 BR. !pies, we pets $311(). l.84 2IatSt. S295 Pool. adulu o;~ 3097 ~:,~mo 499-4644 or tenor. harclwdll>d noors, yd Must see. 6U-4900 ,.....,,494_2148 Br. 2 Ba, $.WO/mo. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• bave lakes, sauna, ~ gar, lae yard. adults, .1."enl smfee ,,_, t 213 445 6666 / j&CUUl & pool Locate<l r>cn" 8 I' b bit ..__ntafwWllMd $335 963-9917 "6 ' pe s · · 2 Br. Slept to beach, pool, at 2701 S Fairview Just N 1 c e 2 b r , garage. -' ' r. ., 11• ns, ....,... !!"""! .... .._._,. &...,_..r..rnt-3250 646-7825 $325. pr mo. 'til J une s. of Warner. N of S.D dshwshr. no pets. 1785 trash masher, 1mmac oru.twzlshed 3900 --~ ... UW"" rw.. '"M"l6..._ 11.~c. l'ft21 Pool JHCUZZ1 & lJuhted ••••••••••••••••••••••• New2brcondo.Pool,spa. 11a~ 3242 •••••••••••••••••••••••Shar p Monaco Har bor ........ ....,.,,, Pw)'.5.561991 NopelS Anaheim St $295. · ,.. . Fr $375 KJds & ts _ _. -----6421906 754 0833d t.eruu.~ ctli Many extra~ THE EXCITING oJC°~S-49UBkr pe ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm., 2 bath view View Homes. 2 BR & CostaMno 3724 lc6oal'.,........o 3107 · evs, · Y~ Near Hunt Harbour P4LMMESAAnS. · Prestigious Weatherly home. Air conditioned. Den · u P ll rad e d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••-•• .. ••••••••• 2br ..... New cpts, pamt. Gcnuru Really llJ!l 66Zl MINUTES TO NPT Ba fi I 2 Gardener incld Avail ..,, $2SO Elegant 2 Bdrm y twnhse. Shp, 5 Br, 3 ll"ep ace, car garage, 4 115 118 SSOO m 0. l.g 2 br l ba upstrs w tsun encl yard. 1975 Wallal·e. 2 br condo end unit pool BCH. Large Enclosed Yard ba. frplc, patJo, baJcony, nice ya.rd & washer and S46-4l-ll llbk for Wray An· $50 WU« & UP porch, gar. & wash facil Apt A $325 kids OK ·..,_ mo ·A 11 Bac.-h, 1&2 BR . R&S.Garage (6"4!11 gated crtyd enlr, pool. ciryer av1ulable Eit Stud.io,lbedroom S350prmo Qwel&rclia ---.':"""'"' \U fromS220 &up tenrus.dblgar Lse S87S celJent locataoo; close to drew ---Maidservice,pool ble. Call aft 6 PM 2 Br hse. sml lord yd, immed 9ti2-866H Adults, No Pets 3 Br. 2 Ba Purchase Opt Refs 846-0177 freeways & shopping $440. Beaut 3 Br, 2 Ba 2376Newport Bl, C M. 675-8213 older cluld, sml pet ok AAMD MEW 1561 Mesa Dr FncdYdForTheKJds &-..L.....------centers S4SO /moolh Heated Pool. Fireplace S48·975Sor645-3967 Nosmgles. S300 mo 351 1;,BUcsBastorNewport Beaut. Area $475 (5450> ......--3244 lease. Call owner itt Fenced Yard (346ll J COf"OftCI del M• 3122 ··c" Avocado. 642-<l\57 2 dlx condo stylt' apt :Jbr Blvd 1 R...._s 631-4555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/642-0138. SUSCASITAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br apt, lge bdrms. weU ~.~7 2 br l1 b1t ~9860 Honor maJ credlt cards TURTLEROCI( 3 BR, 2 ba coodo. Park BAYWINDOWVJEW' Nkelyfum.isbedlbdrm managed. No pets. New ROOIM -- 4 - 0 - 0 - 0 r-1-. Wt ~ ....,"le 38r,2Ba,only$5()0 Closed gar. $23-0 up lyredec $2S0.67S-Ol25 Hrbr Ht. Twnhi.t> 4!Br 3 BR. 2 BA. dbl gar Pool, •~ e .,.,vacy. -·~ ase UW Paid' (6405) Adulta, oo pets. 2110 pauo, sw1m·K PoOI L.rg ••••••· .. --••••••••• JaCUZZJ, lrg. fncd yard TOWMHOUSE Nopets.54G-1.2:56 ~I ~1 -4555 Newi>Ort Blvd. (BJ . · •2 Br Mesa Verde grnbelt Cls lo Hunl Room w/kltrhenelle S475. Klds & pets ok View, four bedrooms. Lag.aMipat 3252 HonormaJ credit cards 'n l~'..!,.. Lower R50 Gar avail Hrl>l" 12915,mo Dill evs SSOweek&up ~l786or675-a>70 2,200 square feet Im·••••••••••••••••••••••• R ..... Galor.!! Adull.S,nopets.83J.8974 7141846-7578 5411·91$5 3 Br H .. Bil. fplc. D1W. maculately upgraded lmmac 2 br 2 ba on the ltG CANYON We have lOOO's ol houses, GARDEN APTS \mbassador IM 1n Costa stove, rein&. lovely Fam thru-0ut Pool, tennis green . AtC 2 c~r gar Luxunous 2 Br. 2 B;,a, dplxs, apla now, all CORONA DELMAR ~~~!pt~o;!~ :~!:LI JC:~~~~e~~m~CJ peli.. Mesa 'l277 Harbor Cen hme. "50. 646-7528 rtO/Hm~r\ ~s~ Ator J8C •• /Poot. ise $42:5 mo' condo W /Wet bar, frpl :::"·all prices. Saveoo 2 Br Townhouse. ffl>lc $24.5. mo. utiJ pd Cli1 761f4!764 !rally localed. 235 rooms ---· Call494""63C New/never 11 ved in · Pool, tennb Some ocean , _,, <Lt"......,,.. MANY with kitchen. 39SFLOWER AVA I LABLE IM · lllOO/rooorsubm1tlseop· 64$-4900 Afl •Cata.hna Vlews CI06E' ~ue,...,.....,..., Managen unit, Jbr phone&TV Swimmtng 2 br. 2 ba. laundry, MEDIATELY' 3 Br, 2 ba, pvt bch. rec uon 1 br upper bacb, all uUI lO Futuon Island &r ftnE .....,._.liBnU 2•,,ba. frplr & dbl gar pool, 1acuzz1, and ret· gar /worltsbop. $390 d_ QUAU... IB a r e a w I s w 1 m WATERFRONT pd. E Costa Mesa, S250 beach. Also l Br 644·2611 ~._ ~ 5425 mo Mr Gorbt-ll. room Daily " weekly Adults, no pets 673-6372 Pt...A.Clll pool/sauna. Oen view HOMES t Br $270 897·2515. 9 6 wkdyo; rat.es slarttng Crom $48 J eves Pl'\OPLH"l t&1IB. '600/mo. 97(}.77~. 631·1400. mo. 54S-040l, S48-072.4 2 Br S305 week -112.1920 100. lachefor UMt w J&. Co.ta Mete 3124 Adults, no pets Beaut $2SS Studio Apt 645.4840 Duplex, 2 br, l ba, nice i.ooOUAll11 NIWf'ORTalM:M 2 Br. 2 ba on goll course Steps lO bay• 3br Condo l "f" ••••••••••••••••••••••• E ..... Str Encl<>S«I Patio yard, garage. Avail ~-ni'lus:JOPM w/pool.$360. wn..· boat slip, 2 patios, $200 mo. No pets. Drive 131 .lou• eel u a.. "'I'"' by 1971 Church. 6'73-2679 LA MANCHA APTS 646-6816 Fireplace Uv..J l. Sl25. mo S52·7882 111-••s 497·2'26 frplc, bltn.s, 2car garage. Large 2,.3 bedroom Htd Pool.+ 1 2br,new crpts,newdl"p6, ~•-Miuloltvt-1.. 1267 Nu paint & shutters .......__.ltodi 3740 gardeo apt1. Dahwhr, IMFANTSOMLY Sunny room. Eastbluff~. (8481 ) $1.')0/ulll me kids ot. No dogs $290. ~ =~'. ~ ::·:: · : · : : : : : ~ ••••••••;;:~•••••••••• ~~· S700 mo. 830-7717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltn.s, encl. aar. gas bbq. 2 Br from $200. mo. Gas S26S Stea~ U11& 2 Br 645-22'74 J BR,2~ba ..... $(951525 Newi Br +den,2 Ba,dio STUDIO Pool.OasPd.778Scott pd . No pets 24 50 Kldsok ·CentralAir ~:U!~~rg~:~::;i;~d.~;;:· 64(}-2810. GRAB TmS! 3 BR 2 BA, w/(plc, D/W, cpts. Only $US. 983-4567. agent. no ree. 4 BR. 2~ ba ........ $750 area, frpl, micro-0ven, Harbor View home, 4 BR, "W=offt" Pl. 642-5073 Newport Blvd, C.M =a.uo 63 I~~'>~ Woman w t2 teenager:. dsbwhr, atrium, A/C, 2 2 ba, fam r m . Auto Extralrg 2 br2ba +den Oys 77().2857 car gar w/opener. No yd s p rink le r s, aar·door F\Jllldt fl TV Honor m.aj cred1l cards -----.. _.. .,.,...,.D.. ...,50 I Linenslc UWiU83 + balcony. Upgraded. • F\Jm 1 br, 'pnv ba •. """A. • • .,..._. opener •• mo eue. "'"' • ro OCEAN Adult& No pets. Very de· "' 644-lSM ~ NEW XTRA Dix twnhse ktchnette. util pd. Newport._... 3269 loftlW..MohC sirable Mesa del Mar apt. front uml Lg 3 Br. w pnv. ent. 10 ruce NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lar1e 2·atory contem· 727 Yorkt.own Blvd 3 3drma, l~ baths Avail. May 1. 54&-Ull6. 2~ Ba. rormal dtne rm, home Mat, very qwet VERY 0.EAN Ir Vacant MOO p/mo. 3 Bdrnu, dbl porary home w I 4Br , Beach Blvd at Yotttowo Flftplaea. Patios ~mo. + D bJcup. pa tao, dbl at Fem On1¥ need appl} lam rm Ir den. Walk lo 536-0411 Diabwaabers. Dilpoeali tach bksf11t rm. rplc.-SllS mo S46-60l3 bay ~ OCEAN. ()pea Ir Laundry Faclllties 2 BR l Ba, comp! re-dee. bltns S480 AT LAST gar, newly repalnted, new floon. rrpta & drps 022.8600 EIZ,_.,• Lee .)Td for kids & pelJI ~ Prefer family Agent ........ SerYke blilht tll60/mo leaae. SMALL BEACH HOTEL eocl gar, lndry facH 1 __ ._gar_, _:>4_S_~_ ROOM & lowd 4050 WATERFRONTROMES ROOMS$32.60Weell 1175tbcao.t.St. m~aaer ?K,Wn~lpeb 2br. ti,,ba Pool. lndry ...................... .. 837-631111 -ttS23 l'AMPU5~IRVtNE J.mmacS BR,3bacondo, --------- Y•C..'"' Att4-Wl9' 631-1400 Apt$1.SO/mo.536-7056 SJ8l5 mo 540-23'5 19 0 a ace. pets OK S335 2'4021vacancyforelderly San · ' 648-18SOor54S-al5S f1onda. Carol 848 141'4 Clemente area 3 hot all appliances, olympic ln Univ. Pk, 2 houses now sz pool, jacUUJ, lenOtS • BR + Fam Rm, S700 crts Close to schls per mo AND 4 BR + 551·2309 ram Rm. SS60 per mo. WIGUARAMTEI •Wideal aelect.100 poss •ln bousecompuwr •Y• •Dally telephone lel'VlCe •Vacancies verified dally •F\JU ala.If of c:owuelbrs Penlbouse "The Cove" ........... 1741 /Side 1 BR 1 Ba. compl redec, meals & loving cart' Country French, bay ••••••••••••••••••••••• E • airy 3 !Ir , 2 Ba, encl 1ar. lndry Cacti No Sl2SStud10 Apt! uttDSed 492·7570 view, pool, JacUUJ, pvt. LAGUNA BEACH MTR bltu. new cpts, drps, ..-. 1970 W-" ..,,.0 A1J Utilities Paid -- bch. 2 Br, 2~ Ba, den. INN. 165/Wk It up. Ma.id p&iot $3$0 552·4201, &tiiMo: ~ce _.. R&S. Encl Yd Ul4Qll Sw1aar R.....,1 4200 7S2-0817 aat. lln5 Wallace 2 br, nt'w ----=------ carpetlog, pet & child New 3br 2ba house Frplc, OK. fenced ynl, $325 A/C, teruus, Jae, sauna. Lae $USO or 7 mo lerV color TV healed 551-UU ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• $2000/mo. Agt 7~1092. pool: (n.O 49'-SzsM. ~ , ·-3 Br, ___ .__,,__ t 2 Br, pew crpt, drps 5'30 mo, 64CH°'4 PM 2 BR. J t,; ba . patio. Dbl. --------- gar Adil.Ila, no peta. $450 3 br 2 ba twnhse, Uruv Mo. incl. wshr /dry . Pl-k, frpl, wet bar. dbl refng. Alt. e46-6606 aar. $49S. IMCM796 3 Br. 1'1i ba. E..Side. Cul· 2Br Smoketree Condo, de-aac1t.Dbl1ar. Co mm uni t y p ool. Lr& bckyd. $400. 548_..71 j a c u u I , $4 2 5 mo. ... ,.. 2B 2Ba 5.51·13tl, S52·7SOO Agt. AA&e new-r , , cov- • Free to aaed 65. over •Free rental rounuline •Open 7 daya 8 : 00-8 . 00 RENTIMES For ProCessio.nal Service Call 6314555 ORlrl'OP BY 19l6H ... 11Yd ( ,,, blll No. of 19th St.> A C&lil. Corp. Sm Fee ered patio, pvt rncd yd, &Qolcetree, 3 bdrm , 2"'1 eJec stove, ovn, cpt.a, 2 ba , 2 frp lcs ., pool. car pr, ad.lta 5C8·'301 jacuni Extra clean ! NO FEEi Houses, condos, .. .-Klda -'" NI $47.S du p I ex es R e n la I ....... • pets .,. l!e Red Hill Realty Pavilion 615-4912 Bllr • Patio, 1ood area JaneTtabucco S52·7500 · · M5-4llOO Act. am fee. MEW SIA VIEW N. Coast Rwy ~·e ..., • ....,_., ap ' Near bus stop Harbor View Hm. 3 Br. 2 · · 2~. frplc, patio, 1ara1e. $265 645.2274 ba, walk to . pool. Studio apt, marvelous Quiet complex. Adul.ta, --· ------- t625 /mo Ava.JI 1mmed. ocean vlew, spacious no peta. S1f5. 1145-33111 or ZBr. JBa, crpts. nu drps, Act 75&-1092. w/(rplc. 4.97-lJOO 615-5949 gar Adlts·no pets. $265 319 Monte Vista 831 ·2997 MOVE RIGHT IN to an PvtCouagew /paUo 1 bUr ~VERDE home at· --------- immaculate executive tobeacb, $195 mo. ~tll ln· mosphere 2~ br dill Ll'I upstairs z br. 2 ba. (a m lly home. T his cl'd'94-3672 apta, oo pecs, 648-1004 w/gar Conven Joe. Adlts freshly painted & dra ped prefd. $295. M5-0242 • BR 2 Ba house b Ideally For 2 mos, Ude pools, surf 2 Br, 1\11 Ba townhouse, located near the park, fishinf. sea .shell.a, aun-J arase, patio, pool. 1 br, close in tbe comm pool " An · seta, heated pool +pool Jacu111. Adults only $165. denerucbool. Cathedral table go w It b this sns. mo. M&-2010 548·3403 celllnas. apacJous la m ~-~J~ I"lrco1, or+ C... MtM 3124 Co.ta MtM 3124 rm, bltn kit: forNI dJn queen ..._ ...,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm PLUS, :o malnt yd cable TV. Oompl rum. areallyourdoT'55()mo. (no peta/cb lldre n >. For lmmed occupancy Come to IMltk otnce, Ult call~l~or M.4·7463 for Streker. $800 mo. 714 -SO·UH ; e\la 11U1J• '°'5 BToro lZ32 '!_~ ~-3Br. zeal, 3 Br 2 Ba, paol, tennll, £ wwae, ........ pabo, poo • jac ... " U'O>lti f7" -....................... J*, adl&a onlf S395 mo. 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Clean·up 8 yrs me 836-M.SS2C hrs 1.q 6 BHlina Free est. W" It a. . fl brittle fln~ernalla'. C.•.e/Coec:nte JOBSl42-3233 Pete'• Special Care. sured.540-&2S exp. Free Eat Jay · Hoaeal Ir ~elhble 'flDW I NolhiQI utlficlal. Your ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Noboru. 848·4043 or Paint Yos-Casfte service. BotA. MIC OK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• owtJ nails wtJl be atronc AJI pbaaes concrete fl HtMn Electric IOTOTIWMC'li HOUSECLEANING Lill 119'1·28'2 SpedallzJna in resideo· ~or8"7.a.3 W16dows cleaned. re & loq. Call Sylvia for blkwrit. Calm brltworll. Uc327UI 645-tln4 b t bl ~ Mmai,, tJaJ homes int Ir eJtt uonable. bualneaaes free C'OftlwUIUoo. Nov· Lic'd/Booded~ ELECTRICIANPric:ed H~m~ ~t~ble ~~ll ~"'Ueinob!un~e ...... !! ............... Please c h~clt our re· Any plumbln1. water bomesillapta.IM7--M&l eauH.airCo.S.-S567 Foundations, ·reta1nin1 ri&bt·free eati~ale on ~atea~1 · eas time!!! Barb or Pat Brickwork. Small jobs fereoces. Lie # 320881 ~-~·t~~~:'!~: h ' •• SenJc. wal11, blocks, patios. laraeorsmalljobl. 1163-230tevea. Newport, Coata Mesa & Guar ., 1nsrd, free est. 832>2'68 $1.62 per DAY ....................... 556-82'1.Uc'd. Ucenaed 67J..0358 Gsw .. s.r.lc.es . Irvine 675-317Sevea Ted.6367085 --------- •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• 1be Moppet.5, lhat 11 our looflllg Automatic typJnt. Tfl>ln& Padftc Ccac:~ Low ...., ~SBYI HANDYMAN. Homes &r oame. Cleanini I.a our Exper maaoory & con YOUNG MAN S yrs upr --·••••••••••••••••••• ol duplicate orilin&l let· cby " full day ratea. -llorethanelectriclana apt1. Conscientious game.CallM6-239'3 cret.e. Free estimates an wallcoverln« Fr~ ROOFS inltalled factory 'Ibat'1 ALL you pay fora ke::s~: a :?1~ ~: :1!!: Ml·2'23,orMS-32S7 979 ... '63 Craftaman. C.1164.5-0302 F1oors, carpets, batba, !m-71216or MJ-4789 est. ~76Andy direct. eat.ab M yn C.ll S48-)U.4 or 968-5163 for Ca kedor Cu.atom Electric. Ind. G;.... walla, patioe. windows. Bob Foad P. a~n DI. Haro&dGunn548-291Jl 30~~ad quote. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ir . t ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spee. priceforvacantre· Mo.t.g Comm'l, lndua . res RNOOFFOIU R.J.Huffman 11: Son. Gen ~i ':i-eu!br:i ;,.~ Haul. akiploader dump aidenc:es. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Int/Ext , bonded full SS DAILY PILOT SERVICE II RECTORY Ooatr.CuatomAlt&Add, · Irk. &radiq, tree wrk, TboMGuya974410 "Two Men WUI Move bab 891·1001Llc 1.8 COcnp.ah.lqJe&bot pat Io s, ca b t net 1 • eat.1179.f.5(2 demolilioaa etc 831·12S'1 ;..._ .... -~•---•-.. __ You" We hand.le trg & .... -. •. u. o.u'!.fo.u'!. Free est. Call 1194-00l C • r p e n t e r . F r e e form.lea. New conat. Res fon1ico ~ ~ ..... g uuue 1 ff· & ...-._..--""""'91' "9 estunates,Any slsejobs. & comm'l. 645'-4"4 or....................... .......... by lady w/exp. Depend&· ~ btde~~ ice & 20 yn exp. Anywhere ln REPAIR & REROOF All Tony• 546-9866 se.4Ml. Lie It bonded. -•ca "'--•-r To""' ln ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ble, own trans. 847-3637 e o . utance Co + painting. 645-2161 t Y p e s . • b I n g I es .rurnu ~.., ..-Palnlln&, wallpaper. local, also paclong rocllsbakes·compo·tar DO IT NOW' 64Z.1671 Free lance carpenter. Room Additions, at.alledtoyourapecllica· carpentry, geo'l mainl Housecleaolog with a Lowell l egal rate Prolpa.1Jitl0&4'.Papenng Freeest.541-5930 romm'I. res. No Job too Remodel. New constr. lionl. Latest colon & de· at repair J . Waueb PERSONAL TOUCH. Llc/1nsrd Cal T 111·944 Spring ext spedal. Refs. srmU.Joho.S31-8082 u c'd CallSplro.548-8250 slp.Freeest.675-3118 &&2-0601 Rels.~auc>or536-6728 Ph&f71278 536-4780,SJG..t383 Selltdlettems &42·5871 Rep rem sbr 2BR condo w1same. pool, Jac, pvt pabo. S17S/mo + ~ uhl, CM Eves or w&nds stS-3'58. 4l50 * saY sum • AMAHEJM ,.,_ 150 Sq Ft Bank or America Build· Ing, 10 1 t oriea o f Anaheim'• finest office space. Easy Fwy access, covered parking. All service included. Prl me location & compelltive rates from 60c sq ft. Hurry while offer laats. For details, call 774-4671 5005 Lolt&Fomd 5300,._ .... , SlSOHeipWonhd 7100HelpW....O 7100HelpW..e.cl 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Aulomotlve Beauty Salon: Urgently UT MANACilMG Air condltlon1n1 and Needed Eltbeliclan • Buy Nowl. Couple for Newport ra~lo installer. Wiii Makeup Artist. Prefer· Beach complex. Fully train. good working con-rably w/foUowiq. Call CONSIGN Now! LOST: Grey llger 1DJ1.le Bobbi & Cl,yde would like uperienced. Salary !1.!_~~..:_.0!~rti. me Jot0 forlotA!rvtew,67~. cat. approx 1 yr, btful to thank Edo & J . El open 494·1268 wo::~ .. .._. • Net s170-S200 per wee«. we have 1.1 million markanes. vie Copper Studios for their support Select Allto Bkkpr. 1 &irl office Contractual reservations backlng with AAA Lantern. D.P End of Am ST 1221 N. Harbor Blvd. responalbility · with a U.S.tCanada & the rollowina airllnes United, March. Call 661·62161 aft C.W Productiol'llJ would Layoot/Paste-up 1·3 yrs Anaheim 772-9800 srowto& interior desi&n 0 It W H h A. w t Coolin '-I Spm or Debra &@5678 like to W1Sb •speedy re exper Direct maU /maal firm an NB Prior bkltpg e a . estem. ug es ir es • en .. • dys. COVer)' to Mr. Weyne order pref'd. Call Mr. Aut.oSa.leamen e:qier. required w /good .. KLM "Dutch"', Swis& Air, Lut.hansua. • .____. __ • Jooes 9'73-0000 Ex Per I enc e not typing aldlla. Pos1llon • 10% Investment tu credit • depreclaUon FOUND: Cocker puppy,,.. ..... __.._ 5360 __ · necessary . Need 2 ag. immed avail. For deferrments. Vic Trvtne Ii Harbor ••••••••••••••••••••••• greMive people. willing telepbooe interview. call LOST. Airedale, blJt/laD. CHESS OR SCRABBLE Dover Sb ores area, ANYONE"" REW ARO 631-4839 eve.. 496-2809. •We have 118 '77, '78's in Fleet need 200 toe.al by Hilb area. 842·3592 lo •Switchboard 835 777S. lt'S£MBLERS to learn. Immediate 67:MS2:2 'Smile earaae $40. Sare & Beautl/ulfunuabedoffice, ~~~;ehase at factory Invoice 4 star's mirus or ldentllY ANSWERSERV flWK "'1 openina•-Cbrlstmu•---------secure. 731 W.18t.h. C.M. Bank of Costa Meu MAILADDRESS $1WK 50TralneeAsaemblen bonus. lnaurance, paid Booltkeeper/Accnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• m-7787eves Plaza,~ mo. No lease Southwind's 2S's. Found Beaut. Fem Germ .,~,_. ,.~ 5 .. 00 Needed Immediately vacatlonl &ood working wilh coUeee degree pre Ava.ilMayl ~3900 100~ Financin& or tnvolce sales tax & license Shep, lite tao w /drk ~---~ •-·"SbonTerm conditao~s. Joan tbe ferred. Entry level p&..1 Garaies for storage.•-----'------tbru CROCKER. 12.0 APR. 7 year note. martonp.645-lSOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Select Set t100. 1 a la ry o pen 10ll17' $30. 9x24' $40. 500 sq. ft deluxe of· For further inrormaUon contact Lost male Grey Cocllapoo 'lbeSlngle'aSoluUon 3S~~a'ifa~le. Select Allio SaNs 549-29ll8 t2x:28' SSS. mo. Safe & lice. W. 19th St. C.M. .._ • ,___ .. ,,, 1 y .. t •-Dale by Choice M t ba t 1221 N Har...._ Bl d ................ erorMr.IKUUer v c o r .. own ,. Not ....... ·-ce. us veown ranap · ""' v · Boo .... eeper. F /C set'ute.Daya ~ from SlSO. mo. Tom. "' ..... ' ,.-T~ a--"'-' """""' .. . s.G-2:200 Brookbursl. Reward Calllotrovtew7~541l ~ 5SM520 ~m 772 • ........, Respooaible. varied Garaee for rent for---------Dale's RV Rentals Inc 96.l-ltm Free Top ay Vac Pay duties. CPA Firm 10 storqeonly. Stogle 135. FULLSBVICE (714) 559·4446 ... =: & VldorT....-ary .... v~ lrvine.844-W7 mo~ DELUXEOFFICIS Oul.llideCa.1·800-854-0399 Found · Black & Tao us=-s.r.tcft ~ _.. P---• ·-1e~~-1 ..... <Tetex>D•te'sIRtNee..2378 rNema1esmix1breedd •doe.: D1vwa1•-KJd .. -•co TalfrAVON IOOPllPH .............. ~ ~ '" Denver. Color11do ear pr 0 1 • e • .. ••••••••••••••••••••• '"" """ IMI. ~·d p .,_it A/P ceptionlat, aecretary, Ope Bttarclilf,HBl9H064 Jot. W..e.d, 7075 :mis. E. Bn1tol · a.,....... · 4400 -.....................•. ccaference room coffee nan1M~y1. Ste 10 N.....,,.,.,.rt Beach TO LUNCH A/ • bank atmta, llll· THE ll!2ll!.l~-.aT ' Allowinl(2way RentalltoL.A. FOUND : Mone In ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ .. ...,. lypiJll U"T"I~ & boepitallty services. Y n--a .,._. -Uni Cal <Comer of Bn1tol & .......,, ·-fri--"-1_.. ...... · Excellent localioa. near Newport Beacb at'" ... <JUO•, ac"" Campu.sbehind .-.. ... auu.e uu ~ s..rp.Accmwie. ALTERNATIVE freeways. W-......... 5010 sc:bool.&4Ulll2. $atema .'1.· at t.sL.Br.tMl/aPtuTre Carl'sJr) worteralt boutla ~ olfice: Non -smoker. xlnt Mo. to mo. rent incl. I ........ c~ ~ --I n '"· Wll u ~··-· n---rtwut ma e • --on every benetitl Good __ , c M --~·-........_/lllYHt/ ;::::[••••••••••••••••• Pound : llaJ• Silky Ter· hlr""-WTlt (213l 436-4406 .... ..,..,..,. Y riooyouaeU. You'llbave · ..... · · R e c e p t . s e r v . . ('"4) ........ 2161 1t1--..: ._...... mployer M /F .. S46-Wl7 penonaUzed phone cov· ·~ .,... .--e Const firm w/128 mlllloo rler, Vic. Ma1oolla/ P/ti b b itte 1 your own bualness 1--------- eraee. conf. rm. mail Db Office Space • .. ··;:·,· .. •••••••••••••••• badcloc. Nds 2.4 million. Mama loci. Uc. 962·5826 for ~ca! ~es/~:;:~ ---------wJt.bout Jiving up your Burglar Alarm Co. needs serv .. underground prkg --· Paya 20% Interest I Lost : Grey Cockatiel In Reta Own trans. (7l4' reiuJ.ar Job. To find out aper an.trtallertsv~ man. 4imoreinl'tewport. SJCIJl-9950 Opp•tMlty 5005 months 642·606 or Mesa Verde, CM area 497•3754 arS£MBL£RS more. call 540-7041 or Salary open. many mEEXECUTJVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.5-911111 REWARD~l37S . "'1 Zenilll7·'358. benefits. Apply 228 De l su~eE.MO-o r547r toe e • ......_......, 4450 G~~::nShop w;!'f~'" Trwt 50"'1 Pw1ia1al1 5150 c=~·~~e-~ ;·~~~~ & PACKAGERS A••Prodlich.mc .:::YASve=:SIS .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R Uri f 7 od • Have car N cookinl nft ...... ,.. ,,.,,_ --, ... .,,.,,_ w/aec:retarial aerv. Nr 4 D&UXE OFC'S e 0 t a ler go ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••u•••••••••••• 0 · ~ ....... aas_.,.enta. byaitter wanted, my Apply Baxter St. betwn OC.Airport.752·56215 ~~me locelion & LOWEST Spili .... leoder AfterS,54.l·IMSB.Refs. =~:~~I bome.MonthnaFtt,S.S. 3:10lt4:30Mont.bruFr1 ---------• Cont rm., aeat 2S, all ea e. S68.500. l!lSSo El Camino Rea.I Guitar Player, Rhythm &r .,_ nttess &11..:.....~~~ IN'l~ aft4pm. «WT MacAnbW'. N B. "'WATBROMT" peoeled, sm. wbse in re-BERTHA HENRY San Clemente. Fullylic. some lead. Cntry blues. ~to •vu.a, New office space rrom ar. 1or2 yr. lease. Lake REALTORS W1telt Rahl Forappt. 492.7299 roclt. Wants to join band morrow. Babysrtler needed, your IUYB .. 300 sq ft. Most com· Forest area. Ke nt 215Del Mar 492-4121 lstT.D.'t. lilto .. _ a~o ..... .,,s~E oraoloperform548-4&16 ~Q~ office • home. must dnve, C.Uf. Alert. int.elliJeol woman petiUYe raw. in area. Hartdna. ZlldT.D.~ ~" -.ng nv orKl.Uybrookeschlatta. for a too.lb job. We will Faataatic Views, paUoa, 714-Sll1·9393 TRAV&AGEHCY FaireltTerm111ace19'9 BobJames-UcMasseur Yng woman will walk 0 overload 646-Slt2a1Upm. train. MacGregor Io t be CANN ER y CdM est H Fll.ANCHISI Satl.I-M&. Co. Out.call 9-9, 494·SW Ya~ ... d:.~.: ylourakeerrY°.,'!__.~o 557-006 I Babysitter Deeded Mon· Yachts, 642-6830. VJ.U.AGE·Pa.rkint locl • . wy,leapprox The new w•v to own a ... .., --""" ... wt ....... ~ For appt call Ed 673-1003, 1500 sq.ft, amp park· travel agenciy. Travel MJ.2171 545-061 I MASSAGE N . 8 . " CdM. Ah 6, 3723 Birch St, N.B. days, 2 •ml Cuuunu, my Cafetena, part·Ume, 9-2.5 2.IQJLafayetteAve .. N B inl.758-92111). ,,Start 67S-5214 bome,N B.142-9579. days. Good benefits Nwprt Be olficupace 500 MARINI CEMT'Elt ~·ot r/~~:3: = ~~:S~~11ey ~:=B.S )Wp W.ted 7100 --------Babysitter wanted,' days ,_152_._11_u_or_l4_7_·5809 __ _ aq ft, 1265 incl. utilities. Cout Hwy, Newport Bcb Complete support & ton1 Agent, 1-837·3744 OUTC •• • Aao..ILY ••••••••••••••••••••••• AssemblY 7:4.SAM·7PM, 1.,.. yr old CASHIBS . 87$.3C71or7Sl·lk18'2 Lea.w MO SQ ft. Ample term aervice provided. ,,_.. _.. boy Call Sandy, 83U312 F Good p ~·· Marfae related Call Mr. Charle• --------•I '11·3111 Acetni Bltkpo& TRAIN(( orS48·7432 G,::~~.51oca~!fis OFFICE SPACE for1ease. 2200 aq ft. ~ blk ol1 S.D. Fnry oa Crown Valley Panway. Mwloo Viejo. 831·2.861 pref'd. AU uUl. taJc. ,_n_us. __ 9'.M2 _____ , $5100 TEMPORARY arSEMBLERS BABYSITTER. needed We train. Co. Benefits es paid. Call K. Wlt.iel, HEAL'nfFOODSTORE ~~· •SANDY'S* Regiater Today to work "'1 Fttime, Costa Mesa METRO CARWASH 556-0540 '74.500· $131.K Gros• Out.call Muaace on vanoua accounUog & & paM[RS area. 2!l'i0Harbor Bl, CM TOftLOCAT10M Cal1Roy,e3J.23M,Btr 973-0329 booltteepmc assign '""' ~2827 ments. Work close t NEEDED lmt 17ttt5treet Womens Specially shop/ + c1•ah/ •SHERJLEE• your home F1gur JM.MEDIATELY" Babysttt.error6yrold. lik? lbmt. Deb PriiM office 2.000 Sq. ft. shop/ofc. NBWestdiff area. Excel ,_... 111' Certiftedllaaaeuse Clerll.s to Sr Accoun bouaelleep1ng, S2S wk spece $300 util pd. Good Ground rloor; a.lr-cood., est.17 )'1"1. after 1:30 PM L.odlr FOli.d ffouaeCaJll . By appt. tants needed thruou TOP PAY!!! 1 30to5:30, A!lt for Nan· partdng.535-9305 wilhplitinball 541-1398 •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 83IM838 Oraoa•Co All shills. day. swing & cy67$-2113or548-5344 lllQOEacb Bkr67~00 ---------'a..t&FCMMCI SJOO · --------RobertHall's graveyard includes Cencal SR. TYPIST ([)ktapbone IStat OC AIRPORT FOXY LADY wllods Long " abort Bankina KOLL IRV COMPLEX Shops, ofc:'a, bobby & PIDA/SUIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Account.emps term Ul.lpmenta. Holl· Tellera, part time. 2 posJ. ··office 1 ..;.ece . full Idea.I for photo lab Selle:r h f>I• job of LostorFOUDdapet?Call o.ec.IM .. .,. SOOS.Main,Ste50l day & vacation pay. bonaavailableatourSo. ., E /S d CM F •8"' as .. r Animal Aas(stance No.Tower,UruonBank ff 1 1 1 ,... __ ... Pl offi Ex service. 120.800 sq tt 1 e · r • ... Cu't refuae. Co1ta 1-s--53'1·22'7l,nofee. 711·3561 InTheCityorOrange oapita izat on Pan ~· au ce. · 11811 Executl ve ./Repro ITeclm..lcal ; f r o m S 1 5 o m o . 1_5a-__ 724_9______ Mesa. Ideal for cpl. Lo .._......., 714/835--4103 avail per. prelerred. Day shift, C714)'151-C760 price, terms. Aat . LOST: Green Flncbea PREGNANT! Carine. ~~~~~~~~~ Mon. Wed, Fri 9-5:30 ._..__.._. ................... 4500 751-1400 Amazon Parrot Vic.50lh ooafidentiaJClOU.DleliDI" -Nlabt ablfl, Mon·Frl 2 Bey •lew offlcea, _..1111 _ St.N.B.Rew&ni.~ referral.Abortloa,adop. ACCOUNTING, in · 4 :15·9 :30PM . Sat. Newport81ach,550sqft, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uonltlteeptni. terviews are beina ac 9'45-6:30. Pleaae call $350/D)O.. ee~. De I u x e o f r Ices & Family Restaurant for Reward: Lost 3129 male APCARE 547·2563 ~ for 3 posltions for 3841 c...,.. Ori.. Kat.by Bouska at 540-4066 w a r e b o u a e aaJe Calta lleaa. Mlat med b bit It bl • cl ~.. Co' I d Calltornla Federal Sav· 2.t;I clc:a.pnerst.approx space.'llOMOOO aq. ft. cood. Modern new abop-eow:zSbeprownmls.. Anaw to LMAAYIQI :: r~~150.,:~. 14M74I lnp&Loao.3333.Brlltol, 8113'. $350/mo. 1127 F\111 aeeuril)'. M2-44a or ping center locaUon. R 1 c It y . v i c °'*tlM••:r. tiom. Persoos must be ==CAcrosa~.!!,rt) CM. E.0 .E. Wcstdiff,NB831--0llOO GU-7804 Beaut. lnt.ertor. Seata 50, &aa~11s1sz-•-F Vlu -~ ... ,.....,_ --"' •-··• ~-P1,...,_ cl··~-.. oth ... ....,...... ....,., ... ..., ,.. ......... I w/ma...,..,.., ... g..... """..... .,.... _,_ Banktns A818"1 Now lle'g 11·1 lod.Uiltrlal JllsatY _.....,., er 8C7~ Srt1Jllal10rapCo. eqer to aet the Job PROOfONRATOll unitl l<a> A & intlnlt. AakiDI Sl00,000. .._7111 done. We are willing -------We'•• sot •pn.nl fever at aq up. Some terma to qualifted SCIAM-l£TS train bright, ealer peo-ASSl!M•• -s NCR 775 ellper pref'd. Lido lilariaa VillaJe. Soriftkled-clrlve in doora. 11..-·.11-•-St., call Mr. I C I -u.....111 r~•-ct........,,.. Ph53l·U23 ....,... .... DANCZOFnJN p_te. \;Ontact eanor Day shift. fuU & part "'• · .~ ..-·~ WhiletUM&a we'reolfer· • ea.a.,, Tl4-4G.-0545 ANSWERS Beaut. wilt ..c-1a duce Haney, Cathy Jean, Inc time in ,..,_._ ,.._, for oeldept. instr.rentcmbeaut.ol· -......... 111_ 5 ... ..-... -1 ...... 1 nee apace OYerlooltlnl 3000SQUAR.El'BET ee Sl>op, located lo It rap...-.. lOAll to ~ " ball Mf1 'r . Cati Mr. """" .. -.. ,. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Lant " Sbm't Term As· 1lgnmeol1. Holiday & vac ation pay . Hospltaliullon plan VOLT fl' J•(MIAl1f • • 11,/W I•., l141C ..... Drt" 546-4741 (Acroaa From Oranse Co. Airport) Eqaal ()ppor Employer the Bay. &Mice from 290 2134 Placealla, nctll. prafl blda, 5 day opera· ~el1 ... ~'l)tnl = &PMXll ~N1.2P. E~Utod. ACCOUDt.lnl Clerk Wac:btel, 642·5254 535 ~~~~~ to 800 aq, fl. incl crpta CM location, 3 clfleea, 2 tioa. 1·»3. 8'IY d1tect --..., AIU .-... --Se 1 i--------Clsrical help aeeded·no ~ A /c. i chtli i' !'!!~ID!:..,.!'..~~~b.«t~. fromo.mr. 58f.Nlt PAYM A.Dab. ZS1l3 ver~ years expe~ Alrl'OMOTJVE aa.-w... experienc. n.eHStaty. _ ·--"""'"'.....,,, Sip ta a Sift-ehop win· FRUSZSSIONW/AD +acct I educ ln 1en I Servlce Dlapatcber --.;:::1 _,IT'IMI WUJ train. Apply 11222 TJ! ':h: It all u cl '540 mo. l JT lie. Contae!l to~ 9021 dow· "Ji'W tbe man who -ledaer poa~ Journal 1alary • commlaalon. , ...,._ / • .... v Karma lrv :;..--.. -~--BlJ1 8UJ1Mtt, Buain,.. ••-•••H•••H•••• .... baa· everythlnJ _ a Problem•? Waat belp eatrtes, trial alance • Automatic traoami.ston We are seeking a _.;OCl...;;__..;.___;._n..;.'.;._.;..'--- ...,._ ........... .....,.. Property Brollerqe Co. t ._.. •-t.D • calendar to remind blm ftndiq a llOlutioaT Free. ftnandal reporta. Work Tecb·Fordexpertonced euatomer oriemed lndiv.1•-------· rent offer. We'll pro-1SUoU-. It, --•I wbea the PAYMENTS A BC HELPLINE , lor small dynamic pro. Japar Tec:haldaa·Top tor a pftJme t.eller poai· ~.'°caO:C::: ..... w..w 4600 =~=~ ared " -~ C:rf:.~:d~c~~: ~~r':ru~· =~1r;:·:~::= ClEllS by _, ...tday b"1.a ....................... • 712-1903 Found: 3/11 Bladt ~le I• •• Dwillca moapbert. Newport Ctr. Eireie.Ueat workinc condl per. pref'd. TypJ.n1 3S FUeC\erb l :JDAl:aG. II.tare adulta!.. looklalµ__tetm_..;R;....-E-. ---11-,1-lt.-Lab/Shepherd, H.8. PaJ1l:s (female) neised call Doana &4IM630 for Uoaa, top pay• benefita wpm. Tbla penon wflJ be ~"LtClerb Udo~Vlllal• ror 1 or 2 Bn boa.le, _, reaaoo. Bill l>aYea· ~MO-tm. for SloilH Daneea appt. roul.lofu.epoatUom. req'd to won on T\Mla, Lcq A t«rm ... (at=-BN.~vd) IUml ballM ot •lit· J.o POn.MND J.o1t. LIC!t'llM ptm ft'm•-•....._2S1 ______ AmllitiousCOupltWant.d :!!!,~~~t,work· alpmenu. lfollda1 It ___ <'™-~-----• La•.aoa, CdM, Jifwp1 MobUe s.ie 2S7IOU. OUTCAU.MASSA•I to muaie a amen bual· ... .._._ ri&a1 v • c at I o • P • 1 anm ... loot-1100 .. =~~ v"NEED . NortbB.B.IC'MTM ~ •711-0tJI * ~-7';!!.".::C~t ... ~~plo~er =ll~~·tton plan ft..BaL= far!.a-!lhrnoJ ."MONEY lAlt,blk/l&IUDlltDcme, II IO W'lota ant' I' to. Job. Mat bo willln& to HOMDAAl.M.e. __ ..._.,. ,, 0 mt'JNOeO • ~M./lnt.IMI ....... ~tell utp a.'11'71 ext. lillm. lllr. Hall, 84% 1814. Ml\WOIT llACH 1r=~\:1"6tt :."! • Amertcaa Nttlonal lnl. .~~ Ollfi.t.Buk&Wt m.lm CIBHTMO POUND: AMP t»leye ... YOlml Pl1D ..... female O:>. .-di muap'd ·~lrl UOlWestdlaDr 1--------1 PIOll.a.e anr dmc:rtbe by eolOI' ... n to 11 for compa. Ftid17" r9r Irv. ofc. AVT'OLOTPllSOM •'*lft -.?Gt tC gl 11• WIJNTD"-... IPMCI. fnme Mo. nloublp t1'WllOI af\ Typla~eq'd• ulary ~-*~or -.... 1111.10 11-·~ ~ da&.t •Joe IOSt. -• opm. ed to learn _ .... o•-'-. _ .......... _ Ol ... M '"'.. --...-. .. ....... ----~--------..__ i...-.Jt _ .. ~ WIUU _. .. • _,,_, --··-.. ··-····· ................ ... -.., ---· rou.p -~ .. i.. ~rs=ocut pQli ___ ... _.... ....,. ..... .,_,, pd •acaUon. Call for .. ~•- "-~~ mceli F .. '!i~·f!~~1_c.-__ ..._ __ a... __ Lott Sa BarbOr VI•• NAfl"r•ntDAY •IJll&. ?SJ.UJl ~ . ..--llp'. for =~·' d,,o-5SO •q ft , am mUtun. lJ'•U' ()i(Jritwl:NTIAL Homea; ... , • blk Mii APAJn'M---~o eu7 .... 0049Mlll H.8. _... '11 bOIM 6 trtr, ete. ll4l-Cll7& l'VNDINO bCbllr ..... cat. 14 1" atQ.mibiloa _,, .. DU~ . _.. 4....U-.ow,ftmbl N..a.lmder.-.au !':;.s;~ ...... ,... LOYIMILI m:taa • \ o_,WMI 6G811 I • . - - I IAl"l~'W -"-DAl ..... :t. ·Apo ~-Aldlllff. M1 ia Pl c ..... Ml . 11.irdw•• o.t e. e • 1 a I o r BwJ,OlM. Pluuat t•••••oH ..... •IMA .J/!11·---------- • Uilllll•lillaa ' OIM .. Ir aO adl al llu. ·~·· ,. ,... .. ••' ke. taM apmias roir • ,._ ..., .._ ._ on ... Zan mn ta. ICtnct1 ~ ~4 _ ~ 1~ •••• •••17 AM, erll11111&fordu .App--.-.: - -.. _...~ .. ..,..L.A. t,ymOaoo'1.iUW.Oo&sl llrlilrL&alls n-, c..i. ..... U.,, lllloa·Prl, 1-IPM. C111I1 • ...... ""-t ti 11!'9-Sl:IO _E.._o_._a. _____ _ ..... 1m.i&J.c7v lbllec.leaniq £a.ra • • -per wt. •Dri..-. P~ Jmased. o"oloa. H · Phw .-lth u. ability to Low taadma. P1.aoa:DeM Nllll • llOOd Derieoced. °' .uJ trtlo. r e ad e I e c t r I c a 1 --------...._ '1$1 .. .._ ....S. over JI. luH Um• penonnel, ldlematkaudabWtYto MUISISAIDIS ..:::=:;..;.:..;:..;..:.;..:.;~--~ Coinpaa1 ·ublclu l\l&f, hn. OWD tram .. nm eaaln• lathes ror lrOltDlllLllS DllllVW7 al bhwpriist.t fr idol wy,••· 540·1525. macbialn1 of main· Need«l to lflve TLC to COLLECTOR frapblc •rt auppll ... TH B u N 8 HJ NE ~puta. lluttb.ave elder'" ratlents Wlll a.•,.. ID' + loeeftUve. GIRLS. own baalc t.ooJ.a •-1... v Salaried poaltloa for m.-.6tl).l700 --------to: · ,..,..,. ttahs Al abifta Park ltrOQI coUedor w/r«.ail ____ ..-.. .,... HouMdeanen, Tuel·P'ri, S.perior Coov. H01pltaJ, -a-. XlD& W'Cll'tiq COD-<a.v~ a.s PM. C.ll Julee'• U.S. DIVRBS eo.auo ) da6cobelld1ta.Loc:a~ D4!rOWSeey toS12K RqtedYAnn'1.M5-1100 .. ~ -0-,...,..,-CE------ ID a.a. Jl•L Call BW ltecotdl Clk to tB25 3323 W. Warner .c .. ' Watkim,114/l•UOO ~/Secf tlOO HOUSll9a SaotaADa.CA92702 woax IN NEWPORT ~~~~~~~~ FJO&Bkkpr to$Wt Coov. hosp. Day ablft. <n•)5'1M!Ol0 Now.=~R Co --• u ,_ 1 ln1uePenoane!Asency Will train . Stable mpaiuoa1 v•1.11 or •Elnhea.taMeu employmeoL Xlnt beoe. F.qual()pponun.tty . SECIUTAIY dderlY lady. Personal QdteD& 162-1410 Apply Park Supnior EmpJoyerll/P' wU.bllJOdskills care,~~.~ --~ -111111 Conv . 801~ 1U51~~~~~~~~1 UC:.,-,ONIST smo --MW-vwv~ --.-8• 1----------1-._ ~.orAve, . . .._..6 _.,......,.. ...... "' ... Froatolf\ceappear ~ woman to wor .. ln -.."'~llllllAn •-.,~ Companion, mature. to 1ml ~ bme ID Laguna 0 U S E K E E P E R Mature reapom.ibt Pvt ~ carefor4Syroldwoman. w.-....i.~;dS-!197 matm'e,7·3lhil'llnaueat • e. B.tnlrinaexperbeJpfuJ 541-t58e eves/wlmda .,..._,. hm.. C.11. Call 6'&-6118. tlub. Beoeflta. 67$-3Sl5 In the Real ~late & In· Fast Food. Mature adlt, llAINTENANCE· Lid>t Vestment field. Call Mrs. Companloo·Alde needed retifeel. senior cltlsena ! Houaehepen for t be apply 1n penoo. Newport Garo, 758-15ll for alert lady, 5 dys wk. Appbcationa now beinf Sbs'atut Hotel. Newport Dunet 1131 Back Bay -------- Bal Peala. Reta re· accepted for fUU •pt. Beacb. Full lime. Drive NB , ...... /Teodlen quared. Sat Is Sun off. time poatUons on dJl)' & l33..QS70, en 252 ---· -·-----Unusual oppor. for in Pbooe6'13-3078. eve ablfts at Naugles MAINTENANCE/Lake terestlng educational Companlon/bsekeeper I Drive-thru Restaurant. Housekeeper p/t, ttudenu Patrol, 40 hr week, some tales work. Position io chauffeur for widowed Ooocht.artinawaee.boli· OK. U per hr. 19 wkods. Contact Lan')' at volvescoot&ctw/pareots L I day 6 vacation benefit&, &arbunt, N. B. Newport the Sun & Sail Club 3C752 of pre-acbool & school elderly lady. ve·ln. opportunity for advance-Tet'race. Pb&q.1225 Toledo Way, El Toro. a1e cbildreo. Excep. non·1mokw, wtrfront mm.t. A~ ln ........ n SM-<l980 U<nal Income oppor Call bme, prv room . .,. -----------.--.-,.u .. -11 .. -...... ~ Mon thru , 9am-llam eeper, Uv•ln. $4.50 M 1 anawerin1 service for ..__,_,._ ,,.,._ 2 5 21401 Be bom bab a ntenance person, ppt 1 ••• or pm -pm. mo. aut. e.1 y. marine tyC busin'"•s. a w aNUes. manager, C-• ......... fast Brook burst Ave, ~ ._ Virginia Calkins. _..__ (Brook bur• t &•--------Newport ach. Full 557-1.0U. T.30. Exper'd. Good waees Is Hamilton) HB IMSTALLB Tl.Ml Ume • part time. cau Equal Oppor Employer beneflta. Apply betwn, ________ Forwl.ndowtiJ:atiDI. Over ~noo 4Mpm, Jolly Roaer, 1771 RU Cl.BK 21• tall 6 neat, exper. ---------•Parting Attendant _&._Dy"""er_Rd_._lrvU> __ e. __ 1 ---.-1 bright ~ •• ~ --------•1 Part time, mostly ._ ............. ....,. or ..._,._. · Mana4erTra.lneea weekends, must have CO<*. OPa.. peraoo. Pleasant work· inf conda. Oppor for INSURANCE. Peraonal UTOTEM valid Cal. driver 's lie Country Club Conv. ll'alninl .Ir adv. 37~ hr lines, fire fr cuualty UD· Must be neat & persona. _Home __ . so-_305_i_. ___ I worit wk. $47S per mo to derw;tter. Experience r...a s.__ ble. Hrs flexible. Call C-·ru·...... st.art. Call 5'9-4700, ext re q d . 6 7 5 . 0 5 6 2 . r.... """~ l-63_1-4820 ______ _ _ ,. -m . Robert.aoalnsurance. AreSeelciqCareer . AM 'a, Sat/ un only. lllndedPeopleFor: ParuPenoo, Manne ex ' 11 .. Verde Conv. H09p, FINANCING I.asurance MAMAGR TIAIMEIS per pref"d but not req'd HJ Center St, CM C.M. Comu.m-""-ance Need eirl·fri for 1en ID· u-..... ~-t/U-Mar In e e o & • s & ..-. "'~ -~w ~-..1c LM>.---·~ .... ..... hardware. 2'31 W. ,..·--t ....--.. Company bu opening,_ ..... _.,._.-. ______ &rp/timec on2nd& Hwy,NB. ~ COOltS, breakfast lunch for Aaabtant Manager IMSUIAHCI 3rd ab.lft.s. U interested, --'-------- " dinner. Illa Barter'•. ~:..~ ln cons1umFer Exper'd comm'! Unea contact our nearest 212E 11thSt ~ lenuu.1. contact · • a1ency underwriter. mutetorsot&> __ . __ ..;..•"'-----• Oialfan:t~lSiO '7SZ.fl05S ~LampaooG.Grv cooecs. --...... ~--... ··t MoQ thru Frt 9am-Spm &a-ft...ced ~ ,.._ __.._ -INSURANCE lor information phone PART TIME EVENINGS kREAKFASr1 s..stilllle llC8'T /T'(PtST <n•> 537-4840 Apply lo Person On-call baai&. 2-2'Ai bra needed f« bealllll'ul N.B F.qual Oppor Employer Adulta with outatandJne. Jolly Roeer per day. $3.10 per hr. Ap. afftce. Accurate typln&, attractive personalities .aDSCstflwyLae Bch ply to Irvine Unified pbonea & involclo1. Management Trainee. who enjoy working with School District, 2941 .Ins~ expr helpful. Nationwide company ~~= s:i_.:·~-~ COOKS AIUlD Ave, Irvine. (714) Full Ume. '825 to 1tart aeeka aegre1slve, am· p-n1~ " broil M 55M900 with rapid increase to bl:tious iodividual for re-betA:°L~r~~· ...... " er. en F.quaJ()pporEmployer right penoo. Available atonal oHc. Surface ._.. •---.. with experience ln Con· 5/1 • Equal Opportunity Unenta1 Culalne. Apply Gu Station Attendant, McDonakl•Aasoc. ertnder. ln,11tde sales. Employer Ambrosia, Rm. 211. '505 full & pt·time. No exper 75 .... 212----6, shipping/receiving or -------- 30th St., N.B. wtdays nec,wW.train.'200Bircb -.._.....,... otrc procedures exper 'ART-TIME btwnl265Pll St.N.B.Appl)'lnpenoa. i--------•I pref'd but not req'd. Counter woman to wnte Complete trainlne pro-1 1 COSMlnCIAM General clerk for Intl. JANITORS! cram. Fringe benefits. contracts n renta ~-••---cl-"•e Mitt& Co. Full c:brg or Call Belmoot ... ~uipment Ct!Otfr. Must have neat ... .....,.. .. uuo:.,..... .... literatme h ..,111 u Have you been looldna ""' b.aodwritiog" be able lo • area. expeT neceaary 1 n1. ma foe aome extra cub? We _eo_. n_416GM22 ______ 1 deal w /public. No ex per. ~luff Pharmacy ~:.::W ~~M: b:;~.r,:rt time work llanqer Traloee. Above nee. ~ly, 1930 Newport ---------1 Apply I llS, 2913 • · .....,~ boun avera1e people. to _Bl_vd. ______ _ COUMTB &llL Daimler, SA bwtwen Red per nf&bl. $3.00/br. 1upervl1e ules lorce. nx ....._. 5erY Hill • Nwprt Fnrt or1~~~~SZ1~·l~'7U.~~~~I &tablbbed company, • WI II l ra In pa rt .Ir call Susan. 546-«170 1-established customers. lntA!relting iwitchhoa.rd F/Ume. Yea Cleanera,1 _________ 1Janitor, exp'd, (or ™'641l work. Always busy. H.B. a.MZll GBaAL OFFICE aircraft malnt:. Faclllty P /Ume days or arto1 Couple, mlddle·aeed, ToSSOO atOra Co alrllort 11 t Manufacturing-general Some wknds incl. W1U s emi.rel l r • d for Varied duties Including have ~alid c.aut. drlv~ factory work for sporting train. Many benefits caretaker Ir chauffeur. flliq, running errands. lic.~lnpenoo Illa· ~.f!rm. 7.3M:OOPM, MPlust typell 35S57w7p77m7 SaJ•rv + unf .. -. co•. xeroxin1. typln° etc. i b _,. '117~1 _,..,,,,""· ease ca · _,, ..... • • son ec er.... • Equal Opportunit y tage. C37..Q21N llust have car & must No. AlrpJrt Way, S.A. Marine hardware. G~n Employer. ---------1 type. Newport Ctr loc. warehlelscuatserv. 1-....;:;.--'-------Coup&e to manqe 22 urut Hu 8:30·6:30. Xlnt JAHITOltS "2-4800. PBX mot.el Laeuna Bch. No benefltl. Call for IDOl'e ~llPll.5d.anwk.17112 Answedng service cbilcl. 496-529'. lntoMO-SOOOext ll7. Armstrolll Ave, lrri.oe, W. Oft..ted operator full & P rr. Call Custodian. pt-time , F.quaJ()pporEmployer S..7SU ,.,.... 835-3561 .Newport Bcb. cau eves;, __________ Kltcben • Cleanup help, To train for accounting•--n-x-,,,_,---.--- ...... ...... M ~ ., y .... v.-perr«I v•.,.£UOJV GEHaAI. SMOP p/Ume 11-' Tues tbru pm. ma .. "re.or ac ..... . Matur .. resourceful Fri. Apply In person 8GMIO. · ~r'd or loexper"d. Dell·Counter Help, " ---------•Paid tralniog, Type 35 ~specialabout/BMinSan.lose7 Ask someone who tlflOl'ks tllOl'e. If you 're an (;(1{Jlfl(g, tec/m1()811 C1' deslg"B: and have eH cxxlSd!Jr(xJ IBM as <J fX)t(Y)/Ja/ gnp/oy(Y. you P'Obablr have 8Sl<Hi you'S8lf sane QUBStKJnS Wiat DOOut challengmg pu}OC'ts. . ~ envronment jdJ SfCJ1(y . benef tts . qJ/XY· tunites kx advana:ment? One of the 00.St ways to get those aflS\'\9S ~kJ be to ask 8 frl&?d ~ V't{)(ks With IBM But. 1f you don't have such a cont.act. flfY'8 :Sa dlaraJ to do something about 1t For an interview Friday°' Saturday Call Scotty Renton on Ff day or Saturday at the Anahetm Sheraton (774) 778-1709 The follqwftg positions are atrall/Jle now Electrical tngineer · Exr.meraJ requued 1n analog ard I ex dgtral desxJn of complex rest systems WY* uM:JNes designing butldmg. ck!bugg1ng. docurrmrarm and St«XY7 Sh:JUtJ hrMJ kno.Medge of star1st1CS magne<IC recr:xdmg ard mtCfO·fJfOC8SSCYS Mechanical Engineer fh.iltm lfrvofve::, vva~ m suP(XJft of vanous prxfucr ard pocess bnes tn file. c/lsk and magnet IC fUJd technologies Res{xJnslbl1tlf!S also invoNe the destgntng. building and cl00ugg1ng of niecromcal tools and test equlf)fflerlt as IMJI/ as {XOa3SS capabtllty studies, poo.~ opr1mlldt1on anal}'SeS and component evalua{l()nS Unit Test I I 0 Technicians lnrJNdwls wrl/ rest debug and repair computer II 0 ~ Must have knowledge of sold '>!t.JttJ e/fCtrontCS Prefer minimum too )IOOIS ~ testmg electromechanlC ~ Test Equipment Specialists Thf ·II" ~1tt0n:s requite a minimum of MO yea-s · re<::oot expe'leflC'e ff1 matnraJntng ~ 1zr.ri test equ1r~mt such as comp.Jter·controlled testEYS Must have.sold bad<guund m etr/tOfllCS lo[}'c ard basJC 1XCX7amrntng fbsmons are alstJ avarlable fry laOOcaoon and v'llf!<JI test of newly des!Qned test«S Carddates ne«1 exren.sr.e knowfedge of electrontcs Kx]r arc falxlC<Jtl()(l techniques Tool and Mechanism Designers rw ""''"de yn com~ rxoductl()(l tools ard rnechamsms fCY sophtstK:lJred manufactlftng 1nxesses n?!1 vwll also {Yepate layouts cJesyn changes and sur;r:xning documenlatl()(l T/11 /XJS1fl0n n qwres c1 n 11n1mum of live ya3f5' design expenerce wrrh emphasis on m.t h;m1sm vnd elecrromcs rnanufaccunng Knowledge of *tromechanK:lJI. hydraullC and l)l7t!t.JrnJt1c oprrated deVlces is h1ghfy desirable Excellent benefits IBM~· libfTal company.pad benefits mcluding holldays VB(",i}fton. hie lf'ISIJance ((Jl[tOl1 refund re(lrement. rnroical ard dental plans If you can't meet us Friday Ol'Saturday If you are interested m expkxing these cppatunrtes and kS ~ are quaftf18d ' but r:an't meet wrth us please serd t<JUr resume n confd!nce to IBM Ca,:xxatrn General Ftrxfucts DMsxJn-Rw.:rumng, Dept 15-CM9,560J Cottle Road San Jose CA 95193 _,~------------.. -----~---------=~=4:'=• An EQUal ()ppontinlTV E~ P/Ume. Exper. pref'd. penoawtt.bgeneralabop Golden Cblcken, 10&38 MATURE WOMAN wpm.Cobeaefits. Varla- Apply tn peraoo. Gary's experience to carry BakerSt.CM. p /Ume to welcome ble bra. Equal Op-HefpWCllthd 7100 tWpW.ted 7100 HelpW~ 71 HelpW..W 7100 •Dillh,~ JI09 E. Cout Hwy respooslbillt;J IA J:°'1uc· LAI..,.. newcomers 6 con~t portunity Employer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ... ••••nu•••••• ••••••••••••••-•-•••• _CdM __ ·-------1 ~n~ r,:1:~ •. "i.i'::t F /tlme, regular po•. =h~. ~:'1~.!lne' &lG-WO. Private sec'y, tvmng & UM.UT.ATE RE.Sale R.eta1l DB.I have Jood work be.cit· Wash sLuaware •clean ' "" · PE'l1TIONERS shorthand required. Lite SALISPBSON •AVAi AM.IMOW SAUSflOPLI llana1er /Work e r . =eroun:.~A=~ln~ ~i~tulls + ~ 5f7-3085. "111/part-time.Good booltlteepln&. Pleasant We'reexpandingaeaiola 2pmitiona ln adtlnl la We'reGrowiq! SUarJ +.SGl-71183. ~ • Co ....... P~I~; B~~r!~pt(7cl~) MICH.AHIC payc1.ail7.536-77ll workiOI COQdilions. See 1ookiDI for top uliber npen ,ndlcq~~~t-~ •Nllk1obe C:.,~w, .. •• &.-. ... YA.ID MAM 8 r e n d a • N a b e r s salespersons with high ce. all .or a .. ...,... · ~ will be Cl Dtl••Y ... Cll Pl Ave, CM. f1S.Zl9. WE NEED KELP NOW ! fttAIM.A.CY ClERK Cadillac. 2SOO Harbor Bl, performance records 6 menUoda,ylldiacover: on Valley View (Gatden To wort ln 'N.B. medical El:per'd or will traln. Ap· 9-6 Mon-Fri, uslst in CM. exper. tn local area. CaU + Wb.Y we are better! Grove> mid April. U you lab. P-~1 hn. Noa:-G'-.... ·-G'-1 .._~--1n1 ltERCIOIOP'F gt1.s·ao at2075Harbor pharmacy dept, wait 00 fora.-Steve67~Zlll +Wbywearepvwio&I are really •barp Is ,....... -... ~ llARJNELAB · ' customers. muat type, Public Relations p/tJme. .,_ ,..,.. U f--o mature fr bave bad -.raec. Good dri...i ... rec ---'-...a. ----Pff "--~II C 11 l~s •~ +..--your ClellM -· r-...... ..,. ... ..,., ....... _......._. • VUlvua ar · · will tra.io. Eaat Bluff Rapidly e xpandlna ......., ,.._:;-8·w'y +un.-wetratnbeU.cf'I srocery or~uor ules a IDlllL SZ• pe1" hr t.o topt.carnec.645-5123 .,.__. .. 8'.~ T-.. ...___ ·~~2lll fi · ~, .. , ~ .. 141 ...... _ st.art. M).OMOu:t 71 lor•--"---------r""'"' "' . """'" Medical front ore , ~ey..,.. 1D8Dcial tn1lltullon. No Corooad9IMar Ca~ +How to earn bit aper. we .... the appt. GllLMOM-Rtl Equal ppor Empty ma~ exper bus)'GP expernec.Needcar.CaU • money! OIJPOl'.tomeltJOU6dla· -"---------1 Combinat.ioa customer mtf/tl Xnowledce cl '8.urance: PIZZA* alUpm.558-9084 IECIPT $600 BelladYOUcalJedl au the pouibUlt.J ol a DELIVERY MAN, earlY Mn'ice,~, lit. bt· lAdlea. Local bualneaa Salary opeo, benefits. 1~ ll'RE.E ~1050 ~ w /aur co. llust be am. LA n.mes rt. N. ell, ~ w ·-a --"um woman bu (!Oftlin•1 to 5t0-05U Experience needed mat-D u l ....,_ta•-SaJ-""·-_ __._ ....... ..1R.. ~ 21 Swf R..ity o•r 21 • bond able. HB Ult have de-... URl<AI -r-• ins ptua • oo the oveoa. ...,... u. oco ....,. """ co. ,_,... '""'6"""'6 P /time opeatap. avail. pmtdarea. m eolJectba (d.ynamlc) pvwtb earn lltn lncome thru MecllcaJ Front <¥fice So 59-71153 DOM"TMISSOUT! type person for tbelr Restaannt Plieaeeiii(fu)MO-Znl ~· 00 I · ~~540-C::~· cau :~~i!::t.~~~r_it~~11~ =~=:-~ Plut1c factory worker. ~~~an;altou~t! hn::sd~;~°fd~!it~ ~;:..Seaf~off:.n;._ror_a.n_appt_. ____ _ De.U.el'J Man, mornlol 4ioolf C E. W.C. llSUJ.IL lmowa Insurance. 4 day WW train to bandlumall aient with Lusk Really 's Coastal Personnel Ageo-smart, attradlve hostess ROBBIE'S RAG fl llOP L.A.. 'nmea newapaper _... wk. Local penoa pref'd. pluUc parta. Able to ll 8. ore. cy, ~. 2'790H.arbor, orbo•Uorc!Jl)' sbift. APP-Women' needed for carroute...lrvtnearea,oo M ... Is •ce ':!P./oJ:!~an. '88&D&,175-43llevea. 1peak Eng~lab fr uo-•Penonalizedtralnin1 CM <NeverAFee> ly at C.no'•· 2241 W. bou1ecleanin1 aerv. collectln1. 831-1706, PtrM••I 548-2:535 deut1nd at. Days. •Adva ncement op llC.nOMtST Coaat Hwy, llon·P'rl, 560'r57 544-0ISl Pvt country club. Call for ~IC.AL .ASSl5' 8'2·2010 portunity Into manage· 'N.B. advertising acency 3-5PM. E.O.E. •--IOUTl---5-.ALIS--- Dlmtal tee')' /recept Need appt. 6"·M<K ext31. L.AUMDaY SHIRT ~ 1o~ :.X~d Plastic tberg:ual ronning ~~brokerage llpllla. seeking sharp, persona. ~ Up to SIOO wt to start. bllb level ol ability• ex-~ Cook for special =~ ~:._7 1541 frurt ole, eome back otc. ~:_~.,!>_ .. !.!.tr 1 0.~' •Outstanding working ble girl to budJe front HOSTISS Pltime av all. Car rt!CJ'd . .,.. CompenpUoo will occasaons ln my home. ' · Prefer ooo 1moker. N.B. ~......., "'eres.""'• CODd.l.Uona clc duties. Profeaaioaal F/I\me. Moo thru Sat Pull•r Brusb Co. matcb.40brwk.Dollald Xlntpay.67~5 LIFEGUARDS neecled &D-2080 able to lift heavy dJea, •ReferralSystema telephonemaonerftlllnt days. Nice appear. Is '1$Mf11. KJ.n&, DOS. Inc Pedo. N fa P(f 18 +ONLY. able to 1peak It uo-•Guaran~ sales pro-typln1 req'd. Ilia 60 IOOdattitude. •---------llSM302 Guards Appl)> at Nft.,crt Duoea. II en lo r •• r I)' A M de rs tan d En' I ls b. cram wpm. Must be bJabl.>' W · .... Us SA.LES SECURITY 1J31 Back Bay Drive' oewapaper deUvet)' ln $3.00·$3.25 hr, days. •Plus much more pni.led "ae1f molivat· llOOBQaideDr NB .... ..._ Dental Mlt. Cbalnide. NB. • N.B. Ir C.M. Muat have 6'2-2J010 Call today for Interview ed. SaJ ~SISSO-C.U Betwa4pa\....Pai Prefer eaperitace in ~· Good benefit.I. ~le car It be re-n.uMIStS B • r b I e F u I m e r • bridal aalff, bat will m.5032,a....3540 •AGENTS• IJquor Clertt, over 25, pt. $350/9'00 mo + It Drainmeo wanted I m1~2822. train. Put to full Ii.me. Dmtalllecept.Deakoo.ly. Umelor:u~ bonU1.S..l740 Must have own truclt. • t60-4l6 l RECEPTIONIST/SEC'Y Restaurant COltall ... ste-im Good benefit•. H.B. lleaenger. full Ume poel· WU1 train. Apply, tm S. 11111111 r I T . 5 0 -6 o WP II • Ml M •S SALES a.no FuU Ir ~~ AIRLINE IDl'llAN for car rental, Um. Wortlnexcell. loca· Bristol,St.SantaAoa. ; Y~ 8:»12:30, min wase, J PIDAP•ll.OI part ume. App•-ne Dell&a.l Cbalnlde Aa.abt 18 +, rrr. no exper. tioaoearOr.~. airport -·------~ Coostr. Co. sa.aio 4101.17•St.CM Tobeccoabt IDc.vlhmt· -·d ... a r~ lie .....: lnunedlate lull Is p/llme 753-noo. for~ aw ff.rm. J>PRrrE·SCH8 8ooL Teaccher11• ft;&\ (Rollie) P/tlme~lftllf«: IQatooo..ter,BB __. • • .... pa1•ULw open at Ot'aft&9 Cu a mwi Good ltarl· . . . area. a SaJ Htab~~ s:.•:,:t co: AirPort ••• n Pw LUNCH HOSTESS. lo&~·+ car eit· aa. .. betwtl7~. keep~f ,~:.; ~/Geoe.ral olc. Re-=· ~ 9115a- C°IDIClker.Mwso.t. · =:as:..~ u= =r 1 boon ::=o,~,:>.f-.,:s•u PllSSPBSON innewc1c.~ ~:.:n:=:~~'b.e;:: KutbellorOftl'lsabte waat.ct lt-4e bnl'tt. Dm&aJ. Cb.alnlde A&mt b.affalo•'*°9 "u.11ST A.B.Dlck~ltek. Eitp Real E1tate EXP ER ble of.baodUnt bua7 to worts~· Apply 1::t ·=-=1;.!:· ID N.B. Pleasa.n1 irouP ~or.-,ta"'8QD · MA--Mocd·P'rOlrt ,Deak Cle~ • mmt. Xlnt opport for Realtd'&orassociate. pbana,90DMUtebklt:p'1. llfterSpmd.allyliaaUoir Ami uu. lO.a-lpm: prac .• Ea per nu .... N.B. co. Medi a... A eaper. req d for ann rt 1bt peraon . Gd ATI'ENTION: 540-2332 ,,_arllatt. lfr.Hbs.:ltNlll. IDdad-. ~te Sal. 14ftllClml'Y lladl.bdltfor8rtdaellort llbU\.AJlply,QualltyJDA. blQtfita,Dledlcal. Busy. Have )'OU ~o an lilt n-----.• ... -Otrl ~... &quaJOppSmpln If t--·-----..,,.-..... .._._ .... _ · MW a Hardlnp,Le&IN. 7155 Beach Blvd S-.. faltlf'OW1q.21ocatlou. busiDlulyrT ·~~· "'''-v'· alH/Caablet ••· _ ..... _____ ,...._ ____ -1 l~llc.llis&t Qme&iolmanoepndtJon Part. • Cll • N 8 . p . I. p . GCJiliCDo.bere ln your Telephone, clerical pert ced, r•f•reocu Dmlal ~tor 2 A= .rtm .. -wi:ft. l:9!r nq'd. 'hp (7U)800tm praartotDceT wen. *· M :JO, M·F. IBT .... ._,. musL Will tnbl Ila tknl &MINI& .... lnap. .....o, .e .~ bena: S:.0.B:'IST.t05l MOl'ILMAIDS ---_ _._ Me you lookln1 for a Slarl l mDl,•!-,· Call OoloQJ roocta la DOW •c· dellp. hll u .. 1Part LlllmalAUa:;D).lm ,Zs IC• ,.. ailrfarltooAdams. l'UIUtD/t.LllM. NOAJ)W S"llll.UUDn -penoG lartercom.mlutoaupllU 11 •.It ••• 5 0 r ~ appllcatlool tor tl&Da.MMISI Debr9 nq'd. 11\lll eo beOeflta. w/paata•UP •btllty. tncenUve lam? 213-m-17a maupment tralnees . ..--------DtotaJ =~nt, u· ~-~··~ llakl. 11 .... te. loftlf N.8. Applr ha "raoa OJJlY customer con&11cl , A•U loe~t.ecUiexclUq R.ECEPl'IONJST ..._ NSt8unnt aper. ,,..... aper., t1me. C4i1 or Call laDa W/DrlYat.e room. 5 Costa )I .. , lDA. 1a06 =~·· Otber e bop offteeT ...vnw~ • ~ We ofter btCM· aelf-CllGU....S, Ml open. an&. dQt. wirlck off. ~. tlarllorBl'fd.Cll f1!18.118Uorapp't. VALLEY REALTY .. uaqa Uve comp. vaeaUGm. 6 '1.a, lnbae. 'JD. m97. 5•kla1 pr•ferrecl. ~RT .. _ ....... t • ...: Cheerful, enercetlc1 IDedleal beDeft&a. IW ao *-sUc coold.oJ Mimi L'IM PllMI& n""''"""'' .... v...,._ bt1.h_l1 mothatea I l l 1 W...•ui n A ' OWQ trAs. Noa! P/tlmt 11-'f. Countl'7 Hiib qua)StJ Ddnt lhop for dJnam.lc, moUnted 10QlllNI penoo. Deeded =• t~~ t1iwl W•ml•• sm1ir...-.. Clab Coav. S•me slnlpqbdecfooablllty . .U.peopl ·For•~· &oworkuaduU..dlrec· 1111 ·e::,., • CO.ta SWloo b' luM &01> • MNOl1 llrillDlnaaplua.1250LW ftdcoUaJ b>\enWw, call uan ol I eecretad• ror II r l rtl ., Newp!lttoc. ... mo llaldl{· top .,.... pekt; • ·chtlf. 11v area. Den11Sa1UnatMo.te00. Aftbltec:taral l'trm iD ...:;: r • Ap • ----~----...... --------• APt 1: Tbe Jaa at Nml:iA.ldelorptial11ed -.im M·P N.B.Gl·l10011hrD•lJ. ftid .... ,_.-la 8rM -•w•c to T Lllpm. Ill MD.. Ooell&. ,,... ~ Sa&Jaua • mL Idle lteru wt~ e WAHl'ACTIOln DlllJ l'Uola. • ....,. aw9ehdtdoll ..U.. BwJ., Lqwi 8'edl.; _ io.a.-BtJ tale. m.-:a ~ .. .._ ,~ Dl1l1 PUGt a Act w. M 11.esab -...,. a..sted Adatoa11 ) .... ""' . .... j, . -.. ·-· ...0: .. _ '. <:JI_ '::_. W ... -~I-~ .... .?!,~~---~!:!!;;. .. ,,,...!!.',~ ~,';_,..:,,.~!'!! -.... Ii, UJIW l>ILYPLOT • ...,,_, . . . . I~ .. , . . II .... ' {: W .. ..., ... .._ .._ ....................... 'cb 1011 Jooolit I0701L E ...__ -A '~ .~~ ----•• N4' •-Orillaal/porfocl ... ~ l'VllLICPVaHrnnut ....... .._ --......... ---..... -.......... _ .... s-.l'lla' -~·· ~ I~ ...... -UADSUADS -· ut 81 • -. *AIEDINI• ,__MUD · Jl'flMSOF Cu•tom •m•rold 6 ?'';:.t.•:O. .... 6 2'.:~~ i: :..-::.."'"'l': ";:Iii; LEADS -Sl'OllMlELOr .,_ -....... .. OllOS&-S ::=..."'::'::' ~ .::... .. -· __.,.. "ciiJ t cr•r. O• &Tfl•I 6 Tlm.,.11 lw ESTATIU'llOll :u ~Xi!te~ &IOOISA19S. 12 dlamonda. Appr. S" Craftimaa Metal '~ ,-.... ,>, . ........ • ..... ~~~-·I ....................... -Dll!lGOCOONTY -11 ..... Wiii"" ............ like •• - --~ ••1•hl ......... rW9 --•• •• AIGQue.o..la'opeub.11 STOCXIJQtJlDATJONs Sat. &.n. 2-11 Sth Sl. $0~ CallMi.tm . ....._. _ -~ _ -a.-. •ti w ... ,.,. doora to tbe 1eneral Lovely bdrm ut., O.W..•bootcueheff. H.8.sawmoor~ Ml .. ..... 1071 • -·~ l ;S~(J,L-M/P. a.&act .. -_. ~ public for l&le. P\lblic cbmta. ~ bunl board •ldrawer1 .uc: • •• 11 Sbot run rUle, tlCJ ea. LOOI I 'Ma......._ -""T-.mmtLed Sat Apr. 9 for a beds. dNutq lbla. ma ~ ..... Gara1e Sale, Sat. 9·2. M•••••••••••••••••H•• pm raci S30. Blk/Wb&c SNAIPLASnCS .... ,. ilut. We preview l ·Ull. Sale pie ts Sime bakhel, tbla, _ Furn. to misc. t73 f..tlhe Cok:~ l'llSt" a" 1V, tm; 1)-pewrlter AfmADJ Jlt7 W9tf c .......... ,_ H r-'n • becias M • Qm Apr e. cbr1, corner dealt 6 Hvy Wl'lbt tran tbl, rec-Beaonla Ave, CM Ju.red bead, 3 1-plndle szo. movie camera 6 PLAMYOUI " ,,,,.,.-.,. -~• MC•WA-. -··· ..,, .. ..,. .......,,,,_..,..,,. ,..,.,. "°" ss.ooo i..atond ~ uo bot•. SI-=_ JOI I '· .__~... • ;;culwt ...,. .. ~llley Wheeler AnU· !' ... ~_tblbia1,A aof~_,t1ba.f. !!!,r!:...,.tnt cond $250 F\a.m. 8wQper pool tbl. !!'!!3·< ... \e,~e~,J.Hd SUm~f ~_;-~.: --- 0 -.......• ~ .. :.it: -.... w llacArtllur --..... q, ..... •• ··~·-........ lllJIC w ...... , ----... ~·· --K W-, ... -. Bhd. Sa.au Au . :'.:!~~ .. ::,0115cpl•ce lledltemaeaa Euclld: ssc-°'71 en/ '&col•tm IOIO ::::...sz:...~:.~·· We ere Tl•e·L• fe -,_ .... • 'IS1·7454. cbrs. • office 1uppli•, Uvtoa room furniture. wltndl -··-••••••••••••••••• Travel bar set, $10. mlr-._ ... ,.. ..., • ........,.,_. ...... ,, 1 -••llrlt-,. -.-..... C.Ualle.aor...., • Famlly Gausu WANTED ,..,.... ..,.......,, ~.-..:;~ ~...t:""~ +·-a .. ruun. ::..~~~~W ... atdlnlqtbJewlth• ....... ~ .. "t ..... : TOP CASH DOLLA&T...:.. P~wer ...... Wort Q)'I • eaJoy &119 qcitt.., warm. blCilJY IOUNDGOOD7 =~,83~1~t!:~~ MISC. ~cbalrixlentcood. $*.t~M&-~ .M.9-5, PAID FOR YOUR ml\c Builder•a fr -:::r---.-~ '::: $;~ ::'m!f' 01;',~~·~d:~: Ca8 833-8095 Pboaoirapbs! World'• SAYE SAVI SAVE .&ffn R Exclusive Ba)'crt!St llov· ~~~~: ~~a:= J'Cii'n ~luuilna ahead PlriCDCe deil.reabl but n....uf9 lariut selectloa. We booor BofA. llC, " entals inc Sale; Must sell SILVER SERVICE. w/asaotted ~··like plloto11~uuc:•ll oat eaaeatlaJ BtndJu Ubrwf e.c. C.&aJoaue SJ; nut Sis-Cubler'a Chech 6 ANCWtecl.P\amS'1S-4646 bouae!ul ol IW"D, ADU· FINE FURN. 6 AN· new cbaln bollt 1~ too • • J~ •095 e.s. ., •• ..._ .,;.,.. OtlleJ'. •~-• n..... ~p•-r m /f "* $14. A1'o t'aab re-~~~· p~~ peE~•o,.oOOdal "'-'--Cl\MB 1al«e. Truckload TIQUES. MS..2200 Yale ratchet type, _.. .,.. -6 .......--""I .... ")')' ., liaten.~hanlcalanti-~ LEAS · -·-.. llercuJon liv-rm al~ lama tools 7'4" lkill aaw. UIOl'ted TlmHJfe admlnlat.ratlve penorJ-J~~~~~~~~I qum. Visit ual See tbe avaiJable. Jt.cm.11ubjed suite, Poade.roea pine, tu •~item's 5ct0 LUGGAGE TAGS band tools, drill blU. ~•'-•tw. lllc. aeJ in otnce. Submit tuU Tow Truek Drtven ex-bu1e or a ate ''Taj topres&Je. Poader01a ploe bdrm ..:_ 1122 ButtonSheU, from your bu1tneu l/8" to _.. ••• mile. ,.., ~OppEmpb'rm/f resume to Box 113, per'd. Top p,.y. Apply, llabaJ" automaUco11aa MASTEISAUCTIOM ate. HercuJon 1ectn'I. NB SaUiSwa caret. Send one card ror IMacles, eaa&our aandtna ~~~~~~~~!1 "Dai.17 Pilot. P.O. Boz GltWTowiila, lOOOlrvine featured ln Loa Aqeles ~Newport Blvd CM new refti1. 9-S. ~s · · each tq pl111one1pare. toola, Ramut powder = ..... .,,. ...... a. c.. Ave.NB..._.... ..,.. .......... "Su .. el --........ ,..,. Pl1 .s.t6SU.;C ....... We ................. u, charae•. fast••• .... Ml Fg ADY m lla1 .. 1oe " Amerlun °"""" ll'l5. 2 ...,. .. ea,, +,. ydo, bumt.....,e & _... ...,. ..... ta1 A dr•fllnl table top A Ezpe.r·d for mana1e· TYPISTHl8>1D lateraataoaal; _ 1B02-D •Jdn 1020 like new, wahr/dryr S7S ~ Auto waabeJ'. Bila strap, meeU01 alrUae mucb more. SUnday oo m.1t poa. •/Women'•s.creta1'7/0ffice Mir, P'ulJUme,MoethruFrl. Kiet~nn1; lrvlJle, CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• u .IJ42..3907 reakfasl ooot l.D requirements Pre· ly, lOAM·SPM. 833 W. cperta!~tn ... ~W"' waritwitbftnanclalplan· Pleu.antwor1dn1cood's, 9Z714 Tel. (714) 1S4·1T77 ...... • ~~s Bookshelves. Chest vent loa Ii theft• For a 17th St, lJn.tt 10. CM fllll -..w w M be modern equip. Appb' la ,.__ Wed "'·-.. h Sa -~ • ---511# F\a. B 1 bl freezer. Chest of dr•wen ~ taa enck>M S31.qJ23 tnin.'13Mlfill51 ner.llirloftice. uat penoo, 1660 PlaceoUa, ~ ..... .._ t. New Ir used buy seU rn, fbumped r PoO t · 6nite5tand.LrJJunaae wallpaper fabric or ...:..:.:....:..:~------ . sell-ctarter, able to wort C.M. trade.~vcle .• Co 3'18 ;..~/£.cud. ~~t rack. Bunk beds, compl "I>Q Clo" 'paper & we Remodelln&: have cstm. SAllSMAH on own. Past accu,..te Newpo t Blvd, C.M eva/wknds Pina poai tbl. Lamps will baci • trim your made drapes, 30" wall lla.rtneffardwan typiat, matb a~ude. TYPIST/SICY 642-1910 Drapes & m I a c tap. Or try two urds unit w/Wine rack. Bt.chr ReUll marine hardware ~r.hrs'. ~oa-s:! F\tlJ time. St1'0Q8 S.H. ANNUAL -"Ir Bdrm set, blutwht cam-houtebold. 103i2 Pua back to back. bl.It tbl, aml bar. 7 pc rat store, beach locaUoa, f C JI ht t.n>ini required. Apply 1n ---;r-_. IOJO Palin , dinette set, OC· Dr., H.B. 963-584S PRI<;~ tan set, 84&&a seeks ea per sales pre ere · a wn penoo to Mr. Fuentes at , -caslonaJ chr. mlsc items. Ai.. S 1 $2ea or 3/SS li _ .. ,_ .,....Nat.lonalco .• rull 8:30·10:00AM only . Robert Bela, William c~EARANCE ••·•··••••••••••••·•••• Sat/SUn. 3112 McKmley -~DYOD Garaee ae 4/5lags$1.80ea. Key dup cator m&\.-uu!O bme&a. Some weekend Fashion bland area, NB. Frost & Aaaoc. 1401 QuaH L Pentax ME, fully •uto w I Way, CM QuJd s bdrm furn, 1150. 6/9 tap $1.50 ea &: motor• x1ot cond. waft. CaU B. Momsoo, 8"-2507 St, Newport Beach. 50mm, Wmm, 3Smm, Upright freezer $150. lOor more $l.40ea. ~ alU. '61TI1fot"l11t.ttvtew. Seaetary-lf "°"know .. ,__ d SAL£ 2X nteodor .flasb . Couch,mapletablea,eaay Misc. j~O:S· t?l~ Sales Tax Included Table 4' round l" 1laat1 mM 11ag 11 , will train Valet Par.._ Atten winder, cues & 1adget chair. Sat 12 ..... 646-1227. earage S · ON~~ · 60 NO CARO? top, 'bvy meUJ bue, 4 s ALE s PERS 0 N •--1 tnfrt-•nu 2 eecy 3 Priv. country club, Amen·can bag. SacatSS00.497·3789 '3CCatallna Dr, NB. Roa~a1"·St.aGteo. rg• Rd · Draw your own or send chn to match, near new. NBEDED, Avall to work -" ""'"-F ' 11:30Alll-3:00PM, Mon-J "' ..... __ ..t....-& 30 1oaaa·4pm. Smartr. atty H.B. firm. Noa Fri. Call btwn llAM Sear'• Auto 500, F2.8 lens Decorator sacriflcioa aa~, ~ • .....,..e pd $1200, aell _.TS. PaDU, aw7A So. Bnato, arnokeroaly.IMS-1400. 2pMfora ...... 8"·S4<M & wttelepboto&wideanele house full or new Giant St. Wide Garaae we U !Nike ooe card per yrdl aold J>luab crpt Sl S.A. S"'"'R.,...ARY .,.,. -European lenses, case. $1S5 runuture, aU •l approx Sale: on Germainder t.q. Add 25< each. _y_d_. ~.:....__1_& ____ _ ""' .,.. V aH ~TroW 67.S.5860 i,.. retail. Sora, loveseat. Way, Univ. Prll, Vlll 1, Send check or money or· -b ..._,,, .. ..,. SALl!:SPERSON Good Duly Newport Beacb law OCrlOIW"' "9 $'25 7 pc Pecan Dtn Rm Irv. Turn on Culver to der to. Etchines Y 1.1wy -· CJPPQrtunity for aiaeruve otfice. Ma1 card II & ....._...., W.ted ln+Mnres Dots 1040 Set.' 1675, wood Parquet Seton, to Germa1nder "1.0T NtMTING Picasso 1195. B~skin showroom uleaperaon JecaJ aper. ~· Mon thru Thurs JW?e 19 "''"'1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aame & dla.lng set. $425. Way 9AM. Sal/Suo. P.O. Box lS60 S3SO. Utbo ~Y ~Uer rib an eye for decorat· Exce1Jml akllla • desire t b r u A u I 11 • 7 8 · Dhca•ttfd to 40% DOG TRAINING mat.cluq Parquet coif~ April 8-9. Cost.a Keaa. C.. 826216 1295. Dali $47 .... _,,__ d to•ccept responsibility a 1-5 30pm00ly Sat & c:" .. n 10-5 y Pl M' tabl .., 0 " bai iac. Goo compaoy m.,L Contact Pat .,.;..,.."°"""""°" ~ our ace°' '"' e "'· ·-· ' "· l'UIUCMICTION ......... ,.,Sale' 10 •pd besiefttl. Please caU ror 644-9193 Arcbi1ect al Ass t •unauE CENTER John Martin 548--0059 et. e e res' I amps' " We have It all-Come See MANY ITEMS OF FINE bike $2S, fng •• G,as eppoiotmeat. Wood r..-ur a Anti R gist d Gold others TI0.2881 Sat 9-12. Across from ESTATE JEWELRY stove w/Oiddle 175. Din· lJ1ht1n1 Fixture Co. SICalT AIY '::".:!.':..~ ~-.. lt9' ~ llvd. C.M e ere e 0 CdK H.S oo Vista Del • uag rm leaf tbl ~ 4x6 S.aGL nuu1 ....... ve~nces • Retriever, l yr old, Ouaa cabloet, modern. Oro · ART OBJECTS, AN-windowSZS l'aliderS75 i.-.-... Mlnlmum 64 '468 female, wlU urnroce very ••• Oak mo ' nQUES. FINE FURN , 6 • ., _.;...,..., .,., SaJeepenoo F/time, Jr. Immed open.1.q, lc>t'ated Requtremeals $125 ~ Mat.chiq S'tbl w/Jeaves ANTIQUES + floe furn ETCFO . !ffBORNE 0 CFOHURRlEN-Dbl wall gas beater~: clotbes, retail store nr O.C. Airport. Top typ-High ScbooJ Grad & 5 yrs o-•-~u SlOO. 546-lQZG Crom the JO's. glaaaware. '"' atakeoff 8'73-Q3S 67$-1030CdK ma nq'd. Previou sales exper ln held Apply ........ ans c h 1 n • . po t t e r y . MS-2200 ____ tt_. ___ _ ..:.;~;.:_;_.;;__ ____ -j ode experience p-ref'd. Capistrano-Laguna UWAH"SANTl9UES brown /wblte. 6 weeks. Sota.w/matchloeloveseat sllverplate. linens. oil Mite..._ SALES REPRESEN · Xlot •ompeaulloa .. Beach ROP, ..... Ac-~SAU! AKC.PvtPty, &bide•bed.Cbeop!! ...... SAT ONLY a.s. BARSTOOLS Supe•noce. W-IOll TATIVE ca.ul oo secon-beoefttl. j a c be ma St, SJ C Fri, Sat & S-964-1Ul8 847-7112 2381 Mesa Dr, S .A.Hgbta. HID&A·BED, sofa, love ••••••••••••••••••••••• dat'1 aad e emeatary TeualDltrumentalnc. 496-3118. Equal Oppor Flr•t Edit Jiu mm el Si'--' b··-.. f seal. WANTED ldilcioll. Oraqe Co. EA· E.0.E. Employer " u.=an .._y, em pup-High chair/play peo/ an· Sl62-ue7 tr.aarin&ar fand rAMS· .,.._,, Mldd 714/S40-73ll Plate Childs oak desk PY. copper /wht, blue Gcregt Sal. 1055 Uques/braas/books pie· UMd AltswwpL 1. lol ac:tJriU.. Cootact '-<OU ' Vocatloelal Edlll:atto. 148. Lovely walnut dls· eyes, offer. 21.3-592·5618. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lures/chairs/ dellaaer Books & records to teacb 1·737-6449 admlnl1tretors .sec'y/Bkkpr, Real T......U-..Coordlftaton play cabint-t Wmdsor& Mlnl·dacb, 9 months, PUIUCAUCTIOH fabrics. You name 1t. !!,~$1gOOb.y0veowweSelallcoefort Milllcd motivat. ltudenta. Start Eat/CCJllat exp prer. Part If•-.,, min r 5 Victorian chrs. bet fl old paper trained call art MANY FINE ITEMS OF 5362 Blinn. Trtlrk. Fri· "'"' Sl2.0DO+IOIDeapena~ tlmeOK.Mallreaumeto YOUposses.• .o lamps,oak&mahogany Spm83l·'""".$1•60 ESTATE JEWELRY, Satll-5. $3$.642·3379 lllwt ... • .. --••11 1083 f&comml..W, WW pro-2M5 E. Coast Hwy, CdM yrs f/llme occupauoaaJ lbls. set of English dis-. ......, . ART OBJECTS, AN· . ..;... ________ ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• duce at Jeaat $2S,000 92625 exper. ln ooe of these hes $50 & more fantastic Dalmatian pups. AKC, TIQUES. FINE FURN., Lin.ens. karclt knacks. DOUGH IOY TYPE Hammond JU t16QO. RMl -w/inSyn. Reply to ~it~;!';:"~:;:>;, •avlo,, "'· Champ. linea, C.11 >:re. PHONE FOR IN· ~ ' h.: 'd.:J. a 'I e • POOL 12 x 4, heavy:•.. elect plaao =· •:: Bo.x IU., Dally Pilot, Sec'y/Recep, HoHJldllayco smmc unlo c'atJo·"• health 675-1690 atl. lPM. S86-UB8 FO. fl BROCHURE. ~~~.' mises, Sugl. lioer, ~ter. etc137. !}..; or Leslie $25(1. F~A Cl( Ina, La1uaa i a. ._, • '4.5-220() gage, .._ .. , c. a, mateuuer. 1-.....,._;,o amp/f.10 szso. vuucr · -.SOOOEltt.142. automotive, hotel/ .... me.. 1010 Yorkshire terrier pups. 10-4. 1545 Poaderosa, aolld atate/4·12 G50. s.i. ft.el». earn up to mo<d, restaurant, PBX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Champ blood.lines, tiny, Manu•l Smltb/coroaa C.M. (Off Harbor betwn FU.MS lllllMl581, 5»81 SIOO • daiy sellioa new Service Station Manager recept, travel/ tourism le FR G HT DAM AO ED shots. 3 lb stud service t)11ewrttc· $1.S. 'New stow Ad.ams /Baker>. Glen 548-0ZSl aft 5pm WOl*I art, print.a Ir mlr-II lbnagtt Traineef'd ' ezl.1 have a desire to train H<11'POINT SALE. 3308 s..»56t9. •w,.y tire Ii rim for AMC E ........ _ f •• Wd A B R t ti C!~•i~~~.!~~~.: very nrllliJla.~• per'd. Lie pre . A fu.C>Uni people, we may w. Warner or Harbor, $20. H1 tack sealer and ve.,. ........ , goes: um e· -ar, o a na ..... q,.......,, ~cue. _......,., =iu:.r.~~· 2590 w:"..f.,~ ~,:;:',; ......... "''"""' ~.~!'!'!' ....... !~! ;::\\_kl:'..::~.:: =::t~·~i: --a.>~ ~F•·s: ... SALES • .,i condl, nex. hn • top CASHPAJD Dalmatian pup, M .• IOV· nu MG Pinto C.prt $1.S beacb • mucb mucb --111 • TB Alllio.ll!R. '9'ttfce Sta~on .Attett-sal~rlu hued on For Wab.r/[)ryrs/Rerng tng beauty. pedi&reed. G c ' 0 •74 more. Sat./Sun 2K68 New Dual I PoWer "-" lipfs .. IOIS '""'-""lliillli' dual.~x_perd._Day 4' Q\MWficatlom•uper. worid.oiorDOC.957-8133 S48-Zl81,64S-31JO ~~ad.lwh!!isa Coral Cen. La1 Ni1. IDO¥te edltoc SI& Call :••••••••••••••••• .. •••• A way for • ~ acbOol ~ Pbll 11 Pltillle. Ap. ... erntecr7 -S1 Kai.er 4 .J Restora-Crown Valley to Aliso ,_«n_..om ______ _ --to utar the ..... --1111>• CoatactRooGuyer Free to 1ood home, ble.., . ......,;, ...._IO<TbeFoothllbl BEllODKLING-Flu·o HEY11 ---"'®e,J<ll. MmloJsva.., Dlxw:.• .. ;., =c:,1;:.';!:il'•ray~ Bea .,...,.u. m• cut ""'""' -................. ..,,..; llUPUCATOll OAILY PILOT ......._St>, N;""' Attend OoatJJne ROP ...,.. ,. ........... 1 ,. • ...., ,...,a 1 I/ •tove G....,. s.tr. LllbT nx. kll ..,., -" & colltt Model 70 completely ,... 'J.'bla hl&b.11 1ucceuful 20r5nlta•wll. Apply, 330'SHarbcr,BJdaC auarantee. Your choice P'r'eepups, combo ne.;, 'itao old lure. mix master, tlble1. 4/7-4/t. 8903 built, uaed 1 tjme . loellnewspaperhaaaa Sbell,17thf&lrv1De,NB ~-"~Em~~ $L30.FreeDeJivery. mbLab-Sllepherd, f~pot.beUyatove· Jcecniaber, 11auware. Seubore Dr. NB Includes cbemieal 4 Gpllll.ns for a t.ra.loee la SerV StaBeJ needed.Im· ~--..,_... Grand()penlocSaJe 846-7523 • aew. fbp B6S ca• nower pots etc. 1226 -..el. ~.$200.1-737~ ... cU.ulaUon •r mod. l'UU.: p/t. Apply, W ..... nOeded, -e• ... E ... the Ulb, .......... """ F<m Germ -· .. mbc, 174 W. °""'".,.Dr, COii, -...... A IU...,.,. S ... a .. ,. rocl•le" -. .....,.. a"/: '""' • E. Cal Hwy N-por. waiter but •Ill So, Coul Appllu... Shop, to _. bome. u.. llll>St. Cll, ..,.,., a Fam. 1711 ,.... Clw1eo ... -Jot<. Over ... • ""· .,. -· bar et<. ~-~~!~!-a re~~!! Bch. • train. PenoG.ble, ..a_.ble <n•>sn-31114or537-2S42 tao w/drk markla1s. 4 tr bol;aie full ol quaJ Pl. NB. Sat/SUB l~K. sew rmch EP-205 8100 Nurty new machines. ---_,., ....... to deal wttb mem .... n . 6"5-15<MJ · Bikes. piaoo, aewin1 ~-ltill l.lllder •aJT. Lae or ly "heduled rolm' Sblppta1 6 •••e;v1a1. Calif"-. ... c...,on Wuber deye• and Dis· • fura. Wasber /d<>er, macb cameru, TV'•, real . If r , John•on, bomoa opportunltif . b ea. ~I~ Bard-worklnc young ColmtryCJub. 8"-5'04 bwuber A·l coadltloa Help! FoWJd a lovable r~r l~S:::er,;,:;,':· typwrlters. O/B mtr, Famlly Tenn11 mem-6't«llS :;:.."" .. ~·.a::J....'. ::U~:a"<lfiw..._,.._ .• -... "' ........ ,... r.:::."~~-, ... ~· · .......,. ... ,.-. ....... ~';~~':'.:'!."':li',_·------,-oe-1 ..... r:;::r.1 .. uraoc• a-ve a......n., ,,_la..,_ betwo 2Refrl1onton,lforllOO -aw., ...... .,....,, & K1'b1<vac,b ... '1lam.,, ............ ..._ "'-"'""""'"'." on4 • -lf4 -·Coll-. ~ 1170 Bake• St 6 I, ....... -• ..., ....... Webb Tem .. , ..... ... & ............. 61l ....... ladles ....... , ... """"" KlJa "' ft FOR SALE' Yorbh•re wQl • ..._, W ~ • Costa.lien. ' cond87~216(1l w/papers. neecb home u.!!'uert~ CdM . acllba reg. • weight. _ft .... -~ ,.:.,._ ... cu ' puppies, champ. a.ired. tlfltftmade1 COlbpUu> cat Sbde Sales, oppor ftJlr' ex-~~ w/family. M0-1973 D--• • misc eoodlee zltn cood. --1u _....u. Zebra fl o c be s , wltb P•roo .. 1 uu oer'd male/I•,._ Good Waltrel:J. A8~•1 r..!. "fl __ dlohwuber,,... Ge ,., ph ,.-Sofa lo•eoeat tbla Set_1 ... Z..22DdSt. ...._ _,......,., = mwit be 18, ll: &":....'°:! ~ ~~ =PJ,Jsa1tue3pm. -ift~ obape. sioo . .,....., ... : .... 10":,~,, ..:,.;..,: w.,;., comole TV. bob~ Cll °"""" mode .....,. la· -& 0.,-1090 ~ve a cleaa drivlog re-. footwear. · WeatdUf pm. 839-Sl23 furn., misc. All cheap. s.t 'tiJ sold. 1981 Arnold, ble • 2 benches. J With ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ ,. abJaO .......... a. llr. llarO•li• ~""i::"ll" f/tlme 4"f' °"™'°'* 10p, O'Keefe ~ .a • IOS0 W.::.~~v .... w.,. Cll. Nu radio coat. ~-Xlot ...,., ...,Spioot$600 41plome. Houn ere ~ ~i:! for=:~ ho~: " Merritt, dbranHd newt ::: •• .':'•••••••••••••••• atrplwf&odda•eocts. ·~--•-640-__ 18&0 __ • __ temrall111 AM tot PM. . · never use . arvea ssoo Oak aquarium $200, Metal deledor $100 Dbl.-Willa some optional SWJ MM ING POOL 2 Yra. n;ua exper. Ap.ply IC*i. 99$. (714>&U-ssu **I BUY** bedd1ni furn., ebc. 717 5«MllS408River Ave. NB lov chair SUiO Mer 6 Aatiq. Uprt1bt Piano ~overtlme. LABORER Newport Amelia 1, 3300 Pacific Keomore Elec dryer, lite Good 1\lrnl Ir lleliolrvPe. CDll. &ID-Garqe Sale, Sat only. ~ · • ~ inc:lud. needlepoint u JOU are llU&lified and Poola, Fashion Island CatHwy. NB. new, 2 yrs old, $lOO. Ap li ~~R tr:,111 day or~ lOam-Jpm. Old Ii oew bmch. MG4MI .,.. loterestfod lo le&r11 ~ W&Jtn:ss fc bost aat APP aa'" rfory ltema. Laguna. Pa1eut·Kln1 .. lotl bl& more about where ess w • ~44 aellors~ 00· Baby ttms. radios, toys. 1\it 'Ibun, Aue 11 &: 24, Sewmg u, •• n tb1ia tratnma leads, come TIACHaS ~ov~ur!~~~;: MASTRSAUCTIOM beda, motors. 1arc1en.J:Dg SUPB•AIAGB Fri Aug 2:5. Ticketa S15 -·••••• .. •••••••••••• toUaeDAILYPILOTol-Oppor. la all counUes. l&tb, c ... Apply 10 G.!._.Rfefrt!:.~tallator.:, ... ~toet '4M6N&lll-f6Z5 toob. lbla, toys, mlac. MOYI~ ea. Pickup at the VlUalndustrtaJ power sewinl face,330Wl9t8aySt.reet, $1500Guarantee for 120 peraoa.i>e7wn21&5. u.-·ree,vv , .. w ' Setl0-58701MutenDr. Fum•antiques,u.tle 1805 E. 4tb St. Santa macb.,.Kemew,11!oiler, Costa M .. , and aak fOf s~ interviews. Refl ~. 548-S2S3 MOYIHe H.B. table. 3 lf1I panels Tif. Ana. 92'101 llloo Is Wed. PIO.~ ICilan Leavitt in tbe ~rlrft.I~~,:: -IOIS Ac:ao5SC~Y .... Sale Low Prlc.. ,.., mlm>r, ........... .., PIL Cbarltable (uad S,.Ullat -10'4 a...i.tb-n• ....._ ~· ....,, ***•*• """""'"""""""""" 11••.t Sell-Aah•u• Eveeytblnr ioea 10., ads reeoverlaa. room ..._, Mallo:'""l: ,.,_,,,_.,,,,,.,.,,., -::....~ ...... .,. aumbeu of •lber WOMIN&MBI J::.'W:::l::.\.!:'~ Sol/Soa420Buc-.JCll ~=~.#i:: --"""'" .., '121a Belataa P•e-wu -~--...;;__-"--'"---• \eacbers who bave Earn $3400 •moor more* AUCTION* leaves ......... her wttb 4 EST• ..... sn .... desk tbl N.B. Bdrm furn. 3 pc '35. Double barrel abotp.n workedw/UaloSummer lellinl mobile bome1. ~L.._. I ...._... d rue. ,.,,...,., • ' Skateboard SZS. Ice Pedect "50. 631-0185 111111!.-.. ------i For penooal interview WW train. Call Paul, S•doWlt wu matcnla& bent woo chest, c:oucb, ch, 2878 Super Movin1 Sale; sbt.ee, worn ooca $1.S. ' *SeaelailS* ••II vi.11n1a C.tkla" ......,....,..m, ISJtJ-. .. ~ -v..,. Good Amal.G,"""111'1, Oe•lsner goodo. anti-5"1->tto ':::"'.,.'.'"" ONellt.., (;IGOfc/Lecals SWI: 5W!~E plo Afw2nd.& I0.4th7MPMo=I 552·1'190 Super Oaraae Sale, L~~~~!'n~!I~ Heavy Duty Ward'• elec •875-01•1• ....,,,_.Pay AU Fees ~--.,.,...,. m yer Woodworkers & as-,... , spec1aJ fOf' women. Tee-Rd CdM wuher le dryer $275. UaRa.denAJtnq -· Dluatralor,JPB semblers, Immediate llON1MIS$JHISI 0Uld1 Loft Bed, band 1bJ.rt1. jeam, etc. Lo•. nyon • · Babycrib$30.6Sl-Ol<Mt Wlaehester mo"l 12 4CDOBl.rcb,Ste10& '* lnitruction.IJlanual employment. Gladney • crafted. Ladder, slide, low prices. 11401 HarMI 1060 aldaun, 12 aauae, very ~Beach m.&190 art. Tecbnie~l writer. Bro1. 929 W. B•ker. ( ................ mattreu.tu.ll30-4'12'7._ CaraabyLn.Hnt1.Bdl .••••••••••••••••••••••• Scubatank&tt1.Jftllen --eund.$200.511-5856, ~--/ .. tab '15 electroal• la .. rucUoo Onota 11.,a >u1 J-J Be•uL 7' W>lte Couch, In· ,..,. ... lo C.maby, S.t. HORSIS FOii SAU! ... lrioxle •ar ...... 5-111tl Eqoal()ppEmpb'fn\/f mantaa11. Exp'd only, X·lla1Teeb W•a.--dian Cotton (Bu.Uocb) ooly.12J>MW. tRe1.AQHAdauibteror speabrsbetolr876-3344 •••••••••••••••••••-· ~=~~~~~~~ Perm. 71"75·1* for ....,... m .. 1 •• ,. CRT -Ill sm. ,_.. .,._, dla Too .. .., l1dap to ltot. llWttt Alert & Ctabbe• nra,.. to nt o •lldlal Sole o• tndo mlttJCt .....,:W.e.ct 7100 •ppl.MCJD.P'ti • ARRT. Private rm tablt. 6 cbn, caae Sat II San, 9-S; 81H bloodliae.Alaoba.lfArab 1la11 doors. (l.ao tt 1lp1 3. uoo. stss ;;:r.••••nh•••••••••• ndlolotY office, S day baeb (BJ11an~, WlldwoodDr,H.B. ~·Show or rid.log. w•ll). Natural color Aspbalt. Van. M&-M71 --. weeir.MS-9441 IFYOU Dbl headbrd $20. r JAS~ ,... ..... Sat 1·737..e449 1100. Cameo Hl&hlanda _, •--1 ViewHllla.~1. 617 -.u .. c., ,..,..... . m...aa ,,,, ..-. • hive a~ to offer or -ooly IAJl-3PM, clothlq, OeJdln&. Former lesson · HIR. se.r-Iota m.EPHONE SAi.ES SEARS OEBUCI & CIL . 1 , loods to..U, place an .ct Olualfied ad.a 1ell bl& furn, toya, fl wrlUna b rs_. En 1 I We• t . Kn& u 1'tr bed, com-•••••••-•••••••••••••• Mnrc•i IM~ fn tbe D_alty Pilot Items, small itema or desk.etc. Centi=/• rJted. No plete, xlnt ClOOd. S250. A 25 .. Mapa~ O>iar' TV, _.. • <lalifted SediOQ • , • aay item. Joat call bea1tb • Bet-vet 1-... n ......... air coole' 6 ... ...._ .. _... .. _.-L.. --·• .. •••••••••••••• ftloaef&Z.M'78. 60-511&. Gare1e clean out ••le too busy ---"'.=-· ---..uu.. ~. W .. 1 1001 ..!. -'lbluaw f1S. Sean blke care.tact $100· bed ISO: lb old, .. oo. Needa tuner. • 11.V. ·-.................... ....... 1005 ...... 1005 ~twtce9ll0.493-7'3o r;:, wear ~. ever: IJ4&.0S23or1S2-25Z9 &:»4727. • -..C MICTIOH •••-••oo••oomoooom '"'"'"'"_"_"_"'' . ytblqP50. "1·250t 7'2'' -..S. Ex<olleal Beaut. lladlt, II~ MAHYITEKSOJ' PINE 'Oft'* . ----llu1d Pamil7 Sale. maa,y condition $-'O Cell 1teno cabinet 115 ESTATE JIW&LRY, ~ ~,.,,.., ........... ____ , .. __ , ~ 1oodlu. Furoitu~ If r61111Chodal0'5 6eoo:ll ftrm. See at m~ st. Has Immediate oPenlng; tor: '"" ,,,.,,_Sales .............. . ,.. ' .,,;. 0 1'"Pull or p_art-time. Excellent ,.~c:ompan,y benefits. Paid vacation,. • boHaays. employee discounts. . ::~En~er a ch11len1Jn1 world of ' AJlT OBJECTS AN· ! ! biDaQ., rocker, apt. •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• C II (S.two $-8pm) QUE), ' 1&1sio.e~camotorccont PINE BONI: CHINA Vied CaJ'l)lt: BroW11, 120 ' . 1'c. PH~E~R~, • SALEI ~ . .-~au (make DfSU1S,; Roaenthal MTV Jltds, &ood condition. Onl.Y ' PO . Ir BROCHURE. e 1 ' olfer), IDMY ~ plat4ll, Copeland deeert 8"tolfcr.MS-4a80. Moue HI/Fl 1tereo, 04$Go lllCUISIY&YWlfOIESAla /t=~:. '"!.,. •m,, :. '::':,' ~':;:. ~ .._., , ... GE All/Fll~U 0lUntr7 n'eDdl armolre •W'ftftl• 1)1.t&R , ._ Wt1blniton Ave.,l:paloUn&t' uaort dl1Jl-.ubu , SU.--------~-drca 1'00. $1.200. IU-Zl.:J ~ .. ~ CM Clutwan dw.a '°"' Rtc:Uoer w /ltea t. A: f' Ma1onox •t•reo. ' tftl.A:..,_, -*Y '11 'a.w.sOari Yibrator, W . Tbomaa ftemoe.coatrol . r I °""' hb ... '° tM Oenenl outillo. mete • bed ~-::. (It ... :~ .... Dr, piano, 1875. Mlac. -.1ou ' ,, :c= :U.'l'.lc-... Sal ......... _.... 'r:.:...-:: .... '""" 8.A.HalU. ,.......... -&- JnClnulltOoa\J L tu. lilAIDt 5 IP'ed •more ........, 1070 ,~~I.SO ici .irik WhU.e I; '; Ill -a....tRotbAllUQim .. ~.... ' I ...-a _ ..................... 1 • ..--SBO. -· .. -........... .. '90&.'D;w'MSA. ._. ~. 'I ~: I• -_ -abtd D ~ ·'ION .--Q_.. fllO r 1c Cl&NWp&rw,u11e .-.~-• • n Ntw'PGlt 11CbbJ, Sol •7j W~NTE ~KINOTUtnekJ:TS .................... . .• LtioOta' 1 1'~:.'l:a. ~s:.· $'4 TOP CAS~RD~io't1: Fov for FIL~ a . 10 u~· SROCK ro•taa ~ .... n .~ .. .;:~ =~i~,_ .s-.. wi: r WlaD'1;NB-.-S 1,S~ WA'roHA. AM. ..cb Uor :X·.::fi oen. Id "-l!l'1MJll I ( J-.. • J•~ ....:. .... ART OUEcTi GOLD,1·--U -, Alidiii9~ Ml nt-74U , ~..:~=n llLV&R S.EitV1C&, • KINO ror TldCRTS AVON •mcusT •J• 1 .... ~.QIU.-,-; .. .,_..;, ," _. __ , -· taS.~HptFINEl'URN•AN·4.u.71 HtofterHPl!Y..,_.6 • ...... ftrdm, ,: -. f -" t ·' a;. ~ ;_-,: (: , ,. TlQUf'.S.MSDXI mmJ .. .,,,_ L•;-i.. : telePbofte saJ . . 1 ~ ' . ./ --·-· l' ' c., • ._ .. , ........... W./ AlllllSemce,P_.. 4~Dri ... tll Tnda tHO.._W_..., HfO .., ti JO ... /S....... ft60 Ii AcceMert" t400 ............ -••••••••• ....................................... .,_.~ .. . ,.._ tMt .... W t06t ..... •••••••••••••••••• .......... ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. •••••••• J i. v 71 CttlYY WI WILL IU'Y • • ·-.... ·.--.......... -.............. t' Dehae Vaca\loo .. r. -'MCbevJ lroDt eod. bood. ::'c;d con~.~::· a CAM.IMO YOUI DATSUN'· • 'TT M ... "0'911" U' w/cabln. Good cand. Spt '· 1115 ,...._a.ad pill ITS. or t'Jtomt eves. . CON=A PA.ID FOA 0 NOT W, • ...._. v ..._ 1, • 1 tllM mt.H eultloaa. Al10 MM7tl belt 213 Chevy enalne 000 -• ..u l T-~ .. ...,.,_. fttn•l..._ .. Wlodaurrer" N•• tliOorbelU31-an4Pb.U 'C1.JeepWqooeer4wd. 6· ...... ,,..,., ape. ----• A ...., , eaal.... 17' ClQPI', Mlf <'Ont. Ml Neecit"" IS.'IO. or Best VI, •IM .. power at.eer· llOllili .......... Mio. .... 11'. Xia& awnln1. refrl1. btr, ' 11LT dune dl,,.ra, ottertate.sa.an4 Inf, a.Ir cond. 2 looe ; p ~ ndllr ..._ 6 • .-cllM 41 lap •ett AU llbDa' boll. vry clean. IWfta air ln/out e&ec talled wbt letlert on I paint. <STKPm>. 1· ·~11 JUol. Call D a le • 11ra. lrlr. n......W. Hiotv IO Mk II. Pvt outlet. dbl propane. be wbt •P<*• wbla. fl90. Mltt ~ ~ _... aNM«'M pi¥, 122.IOO 144-1131 1pac. £aay tow. Uaed 14't.siJ7 ,,... t560 ~ l9Cll I~-~·~··~-!!-!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... •zmtAC 11' Gl-.p&t, aew lat, Catalina a?. VHF, elec v•ery UWe 875-2239 ....................... •••w 11tift.A·lhnae cowr, 158.P llen:W')', start Outbd. xlnt cood, I camper 1 he I I motor ho--e US9 WE BUY.· CLIANC~ liftUCIS lallllla)lle Bo.Illa eempletely overtaauJed SlJ.000 ~. wJ&helv•. t85 .... • ..... ••••••••••••••••• TIUCIS '61 DODGI -eiaoi.. C.M. .,,_. aaw.r-+ ulr •• IYtdl wood eoaatruc 1141-70'1 our ~73 afty Mia"'•'/ VALUI ~ Ton pickup. Loadf'd (TM)MNrlO ll•flnD.m.&'M ma J n'tr 1 c e o t I y Motarfmcl .... tl40 ..... ~.r::: ........ !~~~ lt7S Chev. "' Ton ::i:o co:S~el,.:t~ercai ·1..n1ur. J NS S.pd. 1 "11 20' Mako. equip. (or bani ~drafDtl'd , lful ly ....................... ~ .... 'J2!.A,.._ 1.lllZICbevy 1 ton, repaira. =•~auto, ~~rt (282SGC). Nei iaaJ7vd, l tll. SJT$ olf lbore fiabln1 . 175 equ P · eae aux. '77 Honda Orao1e Ell· ~ "_,,,. -· _.,, ble, &ood eq .. best olfer .OW cood .. tu $11tt CONND.L .·~ CllYROLET = Call4"5.11&«MO Muc o/b, radio, tr lr , Replacmn't va l ue preM. Moped. (6111972>. -""·..,........, -qver. f150. 874 W. 19th, wheel. mlles. ..._leek __ ......___.L-----1 etc, etc. SISOO /offer. liZ,000. For 1ale $19,SOO. 78 ta1. $275. M .V . ._,.....,.....,,~ CM S44tt ,,_, I ' Dlnty PlberalaH I' 6'J'$.4111Mevea. Slipav.U.Call615-M21. DM72'7. "'-Tloea-I 1975 Chev. ~ Ton, G ... wt•• a28 HarboC' Blvd.-' C06TA MESA 546-1200. "'-'can. 13'75 56288 19'0 Fonhedan Delivery. IP953>. V8, Sllverado. ~ · 2 5 ' Sa b re C r • ft Hobie Cat with gtrp.l5 ~vdltl/ Like nu, Waabin&lon auto tran1 .. air cond .. GroHI Cht'Yrolt>t 1ll1 I .... ..., .. ll•d ~• J"h"""oo-I r oe h w/fiybrd1e. twin eng, meter $800 or F R. SaofeH£ ti SO 17555 Beech Blvd. Blue, bm lot. Runa perf UJt wheel, power •teer· S5 ~ 4-c:)'cM outbnl ena. pwr trim, D/F, fWl can-llu1t 1ell. Al10 Sabol ••••••••••••••••••••••• -295/bol ofr .S.-OW ln&. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOKES'rtC orC~CS • ... Sl2$~ _ v~. '°. bn, trlr. Sipe s $250. MZ-2013 •75 Honda E1'i.nore M R50 Huntington Beech 11-----'----- ________ _. Slu,OOO 540-C788 S2 Ericson, '77. c1tm, (87Dl) 3 Spd, Perfect 842-0675 'S4 ~vy 2-dr sedan 7 HP nu w11u can Sl75. 16' l"iberalus runabout loaded, Nwprl 11.ip. You ror kid up to 90 lba. $195. SIOOO * 642--l 105 U ' ftlrs1N dinW szzs. 100 hp Jobn1on 0 /8 mmt aee thla one. P.P. 1111 V 13G-4727. lHO BENTLEY S ·200 Combo/ $3:M>. 146-8148 $1.SOO. 548-2647 Afte PM,~ BUY NOWI. Serl es. Beil off•r btwn ' 30 pm "10 '73 Osaa. 25-0cc, 5 spd ... : · · p.m. CLASSIC 16' sloop fiberglus, xlnl <AZOM42) Spark • r · CONSIGN NOWI 963·02" dyi, 846·8579 Mdaeler 4 man l.nflala· 38' Matthews Sedan cond, w /trlr " cover rester Runs 1reat. $.1'75-• 1_ev_m _______ _ ble, never u.aed, 1$2.S. Twi.D Cbrys, VHF. sndr $1200. M&-1617 83CM727 $170-~ per week. We ltecnatlOMI ALSO. 1 Barient No 10 Beal olfer to April 15 have 1.1 million Contrac-YtlilldH tSlO wench, $75. 648·3831 Andenoo's Yacht.I 73 c.-.....a 34 1978 YAMAHA 400 En· lual reservaUODI back· ...................... . eves 646-9000 Like new cond Dix duro Good condition. I n I w I t b A A A ----------...!---------• cuslm 10tr. 7' headroom New top end '650. Even· U.S./Canada 4t the lf77 DOOGE 2 \'t HP OUTBOARD 18'Marquett.e80hpMerc awn salon, diesel aiul. lnp,494--4747. following &J.rhnes Unit· MAXIVA.M MOTOR. Seara, xlnt 0 /8,full.yequipped,xlnt auto pilot, dinn. rurl REPO-1977 Kawasaki ed. Della. Western. V8, a utom a t ic. all Ill'> 675-6278. cond. $1895. 675-~ jib, lltras Sacrirlce 1000 Call 979-4200, Ron H1.11hes Air West. Con· custom antenor w/4 sw- New manne diesel. elec. lSYI Glaspar Evins Rudi, 127,500. n4t531·3S35 Hayward tlne'lllal, K.LM "Dutch". ln1-away captain's f cool Swiss Air, Lufthansa. chairs, pwr. 1teerln1 & gen.. w. , remote 75 HP. & trlr. 11700. Oal 30, classic. loaded. '77 Honda TSOK. Lo ml. •10r;, Investment tu brakes. AM /FM stereo/8 s lrl , 2·4_.SK W Tom 841-'TOU Sl7.SOO 213/799·5835. 11300 credit•deprecialion de· track. air rood , Ice box, Ri.ker Manne. ~..J.561 Classic Century Resorter 2Ut57().200J 675-1949 alt 5 rerment.s. convertible couch & ta 20' Sword.fia~ Olank, llAY 20. compl restored, orig '75 Hobie, 16'. w /trailer. •We have 118 '77, '78's in ble. ma1 wheels. big wires, dell lhountlng 15Sbp over hauled $1600. Honda l60 It bike, lood F1eet need 200 tA:>taJ by tir es. lu11age rack. $500. Seafarer DJ F recbromed, reuphol'd, 49'l·5740/4934977 lrana., dependable Sl.25. May 1. custom paint & only W/l r a naducer $50 beautlrul, sssoo_ Also ~2611 •Purchase at factory ln· 19,000 miles. Uke new! MZ-6540, 673-0523 Grey marine enc. comp! 2 1975 Honda XLl2S's . voice 4 Slar'a min.is or UFUl64.5> lotlh. Power 9040 w1Borg Warner velvet $9,500 Very clean, purchased Soutbwind's2S's. ONLY $7999 ....................... drtrt.ntS3<10.M2·9ZM 36'SEAGOER YAWL new ln '77. Well cared l00% Financing of In· PlusTax&Ucense Sou r I I' voice sales tax & license Nabe JUUcJOCJlOOJLUUUUtTlllll loah, Sail 9060 th Pacific Veteran e':.'633~·1 o m s, $495 thru CROCKER. 12.0 rs 1978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Volvo diesel, 1ood sails APR. 7 year note. Boat sound, needs palnt FUJI • Y AMAH.A Owner wants action I S Yam Mono shock mx AUTO CENTER S£A RAJ DEALHS Reduced from $16,000 $800 or beat ofr Call Yacht Brolterace 3 days lO cash buyer _84Mll66 _______ _ JO' SportfWMtr OUtriQera. VHF radJo Bait tank-depth aounder and Much More D.-loat. t OalJ Special Price $38,950 HilRJSON'S SEAliY Usllnas Wanted! Anderson's Yachts 2 Dirt Bl.kes Kawasakl 90 SoMHtweshnl 646-9000 and Kawua.k.l l2S Ready Yodlt S.. to nde 631-0297 2616 Newport Blvd. Encsoo 35, 1971 Mark II Motor-t4-Sale~ Newport Beach Loaded. wheel. RDF. .__,,/St a, 160 1no 873-9211 VHF. spillllaker, slip 77 -oroge Baysbores. Call 644-0479 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido 14 $750. Sunf"ulh 13, S29.500. Rent a 1977 Ex~cullve SJ95 21 ' Sloop $350. Ski Motorhome or Mini· hull 195. 559-1333 552-8880 O'Day 25 C B .. 1977 X Int motorbome from Herb cond. Options: mam, Jib, Friedlander. Call any or 16' CabM> aleep aboard 150 genoa. drifter. spin· these numbera w/lrailer, many access. naker, saJls. Dck dis 19&.6777 ---'$1_995_._7_14_·586-0449 ___ . __ 1 chill head. stem & bow 537 7777 -------------Hobie 1 2 w /lrlr pulpit w/dbl Me lines, • £LLWW--1WWW-ZCCWJJJWUt Sacrifice. $400. · winches. $10,500. Shp 821-1818 3101 Coast Hwy, NB '31·2547 avail Call an. 5, 631·3664 Z7' Power fiybridge 644·1344 aft. 5 $3115(). ~trade. ' ... ........__. .... 980 14' Udo & traller, all ac· 496-3523 _-rva, n•w cessorles $1500 Call --,=-::-------1•••···················· (714) 838·1075 Ialander 30 . 1914 Race /Cruise. Ped. Loaded. $27 ,500 PP. 493--0633 loah, Slips/ Docb t070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OFF-SHORE MOORING 15tb St, NB. Would like to trd for olf-sh moor nr Balboa Isl. 548-8018. motor home• our 1peclatty •75 IL DORADO MlllH .. O!Of lla.9. 111111 ... , co"ta.in•d au10"'1t1c trana _.,,,_,,., __ 1lllMllDI For further lnformaUon cootact Mr Llssner or Mr. Miller o. .. av ..... .-. (714) 55'""444' Outside Ca. 1-800-854-0398 <Telex) Dale's IRIN 69-2378 Deaver, Colorado ()perung May 1 Allowing 2 way Reola.ls to L A FORRENTI lt7' 26 FT. GMC MOTORHOME Fully sell contained. Weekly & daily rentals. CALL TOOAY ! I Div.otNabel"llCadillac · t42SIAJCHST. ACROSS FROM FEDCO COST.AMISA 540.9109 '64 st. leaaJ dune bugey. w!Porscbe 80HP engme $18001146-1254 '74 VlUa Mini, 19"'2' slpa 6. kl ini's, sic. make of fer. Sat & Sun 9-3, 8196 Wildwood Dr • H.B. '86 Chevy M.H. xlnt mech cond Nu eng, clutch. brks. ti res, etc Sm I generator, air, shwr. dual exh., much more Go anywhere Only ~.6310141 9550 1 __ 9_7_9_·2_5_0_0_ 4 Wh..e Drhff ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Ford Econollne Shasta. ~~ ml, xlnt cond. 875-w;n or 832-9661 72 Champion, 25 ·, self cont 'd , roof air . generator, many lltraa. top cood. Orig ownr wroo.540-4263 Reserve for 1prinC.111um· mer rental, 23' motor home. alps 6. $175 wit. ~ NEW! '78 J EEP CJS ~ 6 cyl.. 4 speed. H D c:oOOng. bucket seal.I & morel Order Now NEW! "78 JEEP CHEROKEE •11 VS, auto. trans.. pw-r. steering, bucket aeall & mor e l <Serial No 06.1132). 847 -6087 549.3311 45'9 1974 Cbev . 'rl Ton (P9CS). VS, auto trans. 2·'87 Dodae ..-Ton. 4 ~ coad.~er 1t.eer· wheel drive Crew cabs. aag. aux Hff t low milel, $1,875 each. 2 -Dodie 2~ Ton Crew um Ford F2:50. {P957 l. Caba, 3 axle. no bed. VS. auto trans., power $2,450 eacb, \.'67Chev, I steennc. Too slant bed. lo aules. $25tt $2,150, '67 Chev, '611 1974 Dodge Power Otev. ·gs Ford . ...., Ton Waion. (P910) V8. auto with utility boxes. aJI trans . air cond .• power low ID.lies, $17$0 or less st.eenni. cruise control. 1-4,000lb. diesel rork W't Bladt on black S3.8SO : 1 electric fork $4799 lift, needs work. Sl .6SO. l.974 Toyota Landcrwser Ca II Bue k or Joe <P874) 6 cyl , 3 speed, 213 ;321 ·1822 8 SPM. AM/FM 714 ;W.9178 alt 8PM $45H 1973 Chev ~ Ton 4x4, (P951) V8. auto trans .. a1r cood. Power steer· .,., ton PU w /camper $1100 or bst otrer. 494 2874 U your car i. extra clean see us fU"l1. • l.AU&IUIQ 2925 Harbor Bl\Cd. Cost.a M.. fttoaGO WllUY · USll> CAaSI We ·re the new Chevrolet dea.leratup 1f) the lrvine Auto Center We need your used car ' JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROUT 21 Auto Center Drive lRVl.NE 768-7222 ing, 1i62 Ford 1,; lon PU. Ong A11to$. a.nporMd . $4195 xlnt cond SJ500 firm. Aft ••••••••••••••••••-••• 1963 Jeep Cornm .. ndo 6PM 548·1.362 Gwr.. f'#Ot u4 IP908). V6, 3 speed, '70 Datsun 1600 PU Air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• low milea. Mint cood. $1300 r1rm l•--------$24tt 642-4819 DON'T IUY A CARI 1971 Jeep Wagoneer v--------when you can own a (P933). VS, auto trans, ·-9570 pnme ocean & harbor power stee ring, low ••••••••••••••••••••••• vtew property for about aules M.L sa.ICTIOM .,., the average mobthly $2995 Of 1971 VA.MS car paymeot·Chet COPEi.AND JEEP IM SToat Salisbury II. ~55 200 I E ht, SA 22 To Choose From •Window Vans 558-8000 •Van Converai.ons 197' CHIVY WV PICKUP White Mikado w llb camper shell. Extra sbarp wttb low miles. (lCS8796). OHLY Sl69S '°SHOP IY PHOMr 494-1111 546-99'7 .C.r10 Vans SEE US TOOAYI t707 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 AUDI 100&.SSIDAM- Automatic. s unroof & AM 1 FM c a s se-1.t e . {460NDM> SADDLBACk VAUEYIMPORTS 131-2040 49Mtt9 Xlnt '74 Fox. yeU, surf. 4-dr, FM /stereo tape S33SO 896·4600 dys. 752-6421 evs '74 Custom Chevy Van Custom painl. Gold Velvet interior . Wide '7Z Aool, aut.o. air , must cragers $4.SSO 642-3379 sell, lo l>ook, SlSSO firm 673-8600 '63 lotern'I PU. Short box, wbt spoke wbls. lrg '74 Chev. P IS . P /B. IMW 9712 AM /FM, cuatDl Int.er & paint. Days 543-8225, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Evea SU-2160 knobbies. «yl eog. Ofr. YAMS WANTED 919-0183 or 754-0146 Select Auto Sales 1,77 CHEVY HomeolSelect Vans ls 1earcbln1 for t op C.20 PICKUP quality used vam and ~~T:;r.r-:~:~~ il:i!~ft :ere.: Top 1978 BMw·s only 11 ,000 miles. s.ctA.tos.Ms HERE NOW! <lE4'78l.9l. Pnced at 1221 H. HcriMw llvd. OM.Y S4tt5 ....................... ..,_ .. · "'SHOP IY PHOfim"' ....... 772·tl0 C~ 17555 n-echBlvd ,...,.,...! T8JEEPJ10 IOOYSH-.~. 57988 tl70 tOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM REE~~ Sl7t.IOYALUI aw'°°""""~. Ap11 10, ,,,. 2150 HAllOll aVD. COSTA~ _ .. J:ll-700 Ski boat 482 Inject ed Chevy, fiat bottom. all stainless hoses. Best of· fer. Call aft 6 9153-2051 H 99 B · '73 Sk.amper pop.up tent Golden Ea1le PICKUP 494.1111 546-H'7 '77 Dodie Mul·van. uo vs-- untlngton ••ch trailer. 1lps 6. Ust·S9478 der warr, make orfer HOW OPEN . · 842·0675 498-1519 Reduced lo $7876 ~/61U743 ---------l8' l972Smu&cler w/awn· LOADED! All black . · DCB.LINT Motor..._ R..td i..Dg. SeU cootamed. A."!fFtrM atereoair w/CdB. :.l~-GMC. h asde verir SB.ECTIOH OF • • rtat•-540-8809 a.....,. ans., coo .• '"""''· great con • o g '' tpcr WWW lll/J to32' ---------1V8, till & everythln" o wn r . Bes t offer IMWRESAUS ....................... "" . Cain. Sale/ F\ally sell contained Tralen. utllty ti 10 bea.,. duty. (065182). 5tCM774 We may have your pext a.91t tt 20 Reserve now for ••••••••••••••••••••••• car in our inventory. Holidays & weekends. Old 4'x7V.' utility trailer, COST.A MIS.A ~~~~~~~~ ...._ Wmhld 9590 CaU WI today! ••••••••••••••••••••••• REGENCY MOTOR ti d II j k ... ~ IRR9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131-2040495-4949 1971 VW Adventure cmpr. HOME RENTALS new res, 0 Y ac · -l!;U"" '62 FORD ...., Ton P.U. Nu enc, muffler, tana N Har $75. 548-1327 2524 Harbor Blvd. New auto trans, mtr. tn W._. ..no-ED!l.I. W .... ,..._ TO 1 • .iv ..-925 . bor Blvd. S.A. COSTA MESA -•-t ~ .. F lg ~ .... I . "'"'""" VJ dck. l ownr. SZllOO/bat ••531-2503•• AMlo s.r.lu, P..ts .w.. ....... JUll .. vuu. our "new --d9.t lo Quality Wied BMWs-. ofr.06-9538,•9'7·2940 liA.c.ceaorin t400 #1.;"c:if...11110 tlr u . Shell camper. ~C8'1U7 IOYCARV&IMW Alllolo M.w tlOO Aldoa. M.w tlOO Alltos. Mew tlOO Reier\'• ~ow For SUm· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 SI.loo. SM-4077 Cll h.e SHH. IMO Jamboree ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• me r 20 Mini Mo t or Auto body repair, '7S J eep Rene1ade. V-41, '74 Toyota PU. looks & NEWPORT BEA£& Home, alpa 6, 1175 wk. very reu. 29,000 mi. nm.1 like new. Asking 640-6444 847-5084. Call 960-5286 days. Call 873-e646 $2200. SG3582 Alltos. Mew tlOO ...._,Mew tlOO ...... Hew tlOO ~too Chevy truck '12 BMW Bavaria .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/Camn.-r top. auto, air. 1tereo, Jlfot ...-IRVlNE coad. ~ , eMt & 548-lla& 110.7000 SUnd. 644-5613 720 W. •'74...., Ton Chevy, xint ---------, __ 17tb __ St..;._C_M ____ _ O•DACIYI "WE1RE WHEB.IM~& DEAUM1!!!11 SALE • SALE 9LLI!!!~ STOCK! 'cmd. Good work truck. WE BUY ~I COUNTY'S $2800. 898-5715. 74 Courier. xlat nmnlng USED CARS OLDQIST .: cond., lo mi. $22()0 or bat CALL GARTH ' olr. 1111·3996 aft 6PM UMd Car Mar ·:.= 540-5830 '70 GMC Pickup, lo mi, good cond. w/cmp r Sales-ServlceLe¥f.ng lbell, $1875. 540-1738 eves Ror C.-.er,IK. In Order To Be #I We Must Make You The Best Deal Possible! Sa•eMow-Our ln••lory 11 High -Ow Prices Are Low! FRIDAY-9 A.M. too P.M. SA TURDA Y-o A.M. to e P.M. BRA•D•EW 1978DATSU• 56ft 1078 Dattun 8210 2 Dr Fully fllc:tory eQUlpped. :M mont9' OPen end leae. Equal montt1 payments of •eo.ao month ptua tax Vehlcte Vllue 13634.00. Pay onty •143.oo to tN delivery on IPP'OV9d credit. Totll .... ~ 1~&83.&4 Option at end or ieateS11M3.52. caroete). ....... -.., . 'Sl Ford PU. $200 2826 HARBOR BLVD. Rolla ~J~boreeB~W 646-2271 COST A MESA Newport Beach 640-6444 !Alltot, Mew HOO A.dos, M.w tlOO AutcK, Mew-tlOO ~~ ............•.••..... ························•··•·····•······•••··· I .... _ . ......... 'w.W ...... ,., •• w Aatet. "9,.W ..... "Import.cf Aatoi-llftpomd :,:Y:n~#f~, At>:::!::.:rl.:..:17~: ,:.:117:.:.:8~-------=DAl~lV.:..P;..;l;;LOT __ ,,__..J ...... I ............................. ;;t............. ....................... ........•.............. ....................... ....................... . ........ '11 f721 M t1H...... 9731 ~ ...... 9740 ,....,.. t747 Aalto1.l•ported Atit.a,U.-d .A.utot..UMd ................................................................................................................... ···················•··· ...•.................. J•··········· ... ········· CREVIER ..,. X111 mlat cond. • 75110C '7S Panter•. brtabt hncM t750 DCB llM'f •P. 1 0.,.,., AMtrM lt11 MAZDA Dark blue lo ml'a Ol"aftle, 18.000 mi'•· Im· ..................... .. SILIC"f'IOM •lereo. $4110 or oft. 4 DOOll SIDAM cntlsa cootrol, Ate'. mac. S14.ooo. 5Sl-MOT. "71 -914, l.O, bUr;/blk, new Iii STOC&.al. MMnl• .... .119 4 .~~N0~;1~1~171 stereo, AK/Fii, P/W, r.ncM t750 paint, 5 apd. All/P'M , •M1 .. iDIAn .. IDllllt aell. '17 mil•• " one owner. AllL etc. ....................... ~=·Jonis· xlnt • f\111 Xlt • .,.., lo e.l'a, Locaicar. (az:zEt.U> GREATConcl. Slo.200. l.Alfiil &ftlPll/W~· 67W371 DILIVBY Qll coed. "°'°' .Ul97 ~, I ~·R c.u M:J..13:58 M :JO ~ VlCE lpaL • -.--•1"* 831-11.98 aft Spro. S&.ICT10N OF PAJl'n.t...EASJ.NC 197l MIX , ....... MIW 1971 ...... t755 iat w11on. ms. to m1, •1osa .. .s POllSCH! 9241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA ME:SA DATSUN llerec>. "lllY IOCIC1 cuod • • "' TUT o•-1 ou• Sl500 m.GJU -========-1 Luxury equlp~ lnchad· See us ror 1our best b\IY ...... "' j d & today-Hunyl ..,. • C "I 1'71 850 F\at Spider. auod :!~.wfuiU:c~~=~on· llLL YA TES OF ~ y~ .a.• u .St\,U\BOR&.VO condition SlUO. 1 ~Ina 9740 •nllii '°"" 54M410140.0213 owner. '42-1005 Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ditioo! (4MGPW). YW.PORSCHE Good lnventory In stock. after 6 Pll. I t71 Ml% JIOC W..ecftld lal SaA Juuo C.platrano Hurcy while they last! Stereo. crulH control, 137-4100 4'3-45 I I MIRAClE '7f 131 A.II/FM cassett Koko Mata, 21M, Great 1kl car+anow tires ~ rwr. windows & door MAZDAjlEHAULT o ck a -A Ii n e 77 TilC.A 2150 Harbor Blvd. automobile. <DMIT>. ror $S3B lake over lae at C~A MESA .., ha --ood __ , '73, 220D, •t1clt ah.Ut. lee $D1 mo or purchase 11 645-5700 "73 Ba.van a, 4 speed, air, SSS00 -rs Fiat 1!1.S. Auto, 4-dr, n e ve • I ....,ec-blu e, x 1 n t coo d . >'OU wtab. f\ally loaded. 1--------All-FM caaa stereo. tSoci or other fine MBZI S3'7·3321/tl3M.325. Jeff Briery, 615-9111 • Call144-5909. -. ...... ...... in our lnvcntory. Call to--------- -· --dav! 76 Ml% 450SLC 1975 Ponclte 914 "7S S.OS, auto, sun rool,l~~~~~~~~F\at '78 1J& Spyder. Lo Complete wftb sunroof, S speed, AM /FM, 8 Jlhr. air, ma11. local1!! ml, xtru. 641-1111 or leather interior, cruise track, Blaupuokt stereo car,~. rec. Immu 1970 DATSUN ~TO control " low mllea. Is special wheels m-'242 2000 IOADSTH HaMm 97z7 (Uc. HllNXH) '76 BMW 5301. lllnt cond, 5 speed, radio II beat.er. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfBZ, •72, .250C, s p... IMMACULATlll! Jo mi, atd'eo, AC. auto, <002CQR). Thia bluk arc..d New •71 cpe, auto, loaded, looks llU. YATES silver,PP.IJl.8501 bea~ la really abarp! nu. P .P . SH00/8 .0. VW-POISCHE '70 2002, xl.nt cond. Must To eve. you HONDA Cars 8"-9&78. San Juan Capistrano see. New brks, tires. MUST SEE!!! MANY lt76 Ml% 3000 '72ll .. KBZe new~on'-drd. • .~~ooto.. 137_..0041MS1 I AM/FM !>Wreo cassette. To CINaM Fro.! With low mil•, AM/FM ~ .. _., Best offer. 4lM-5U2 u11o..11vERSITY II t e re 0 c. I. el t e • --------'75, 9US, Peru red, $13,000. 551.(18118. " automatic, air cond.. 1975 M1% 210 ~ otckS'Wle pwr. ateerln& .It win- ••••••••••••••••••••••• l..L...,;,.,,l. ""'-GMC dows. Immaculate! '1972 CAPWI ~ _.. • TnlCb (183SLN). With rallye wheela, low m1le1 & super sharp! 28SOHarbor Blvd. We h ave other floe <770ETY). Weekend sale '73 1200. Clean, lot ml Costa Mesa $40-1164() dlteels to chome Crom. SEDAN. Tobacco brown -------- It in immaculate coadt· '75 Porsche 9118, perfect lion! (22HIFW). Must eood. Wbt w/blt mt.er, :.· ' AM/FM, 8-trt stereo. MISSION VllJO IMPOIHS ... ... '•. WQne; '131-3811 d,s, or IJ88.Z284 ev•. pm-e is 4-11p. $1600/olr. MUST SELL! '75 CVCC O.NL Y $177 5 54U&Ol dya, Macgi hatchback. Xlnt cond, -rs Tar1a, loaded, warr- . ... . .. 831 114 8 -1115.170.1 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS ..... ,,.. . ... MINde llnalea 197 0 to oni 23M 40MPG. $2600/8.0. P.P. ty, x)Dt cond, aaaume 4 61 • au , Y 963-4816 '68 MBZ 220 Ex.t/lnt ln $258/mo Jae. $15,000 . .Mada/ ... d ma . Very clean. well · xlat shape. AM-FM, 988-0872. 218QUarbor Blvd., C.Y. maint. $2950. 640-6657 '78 Honda CVCC, blue, '73-2.BOC, sunrf. $7800. 98K anrl European style --------• 61 l·SllO , very clean. ml, nu bru. 846-2208/ Evs S.-14'7 • '71 9115, ailv, AM /FM ,,,, .... ' ......... . BJ I 1748 -l9S·l104 RENAULT SELL -A-BRA TION OVER 25 Renault Le Cars IN STOCK PRICED FROM $:1699 FORA 1978 Le Car (Ser3016154) B&Z IMPORT MOTORS 410MAIN ST. _ 71 PU w /sbell. ma&s, • 67s,.5811 * &M-2848 can, air, alloys, aorl, ,74 Oapri, 4.apd, beaut, run.a well, $1500/0ffer 19fJ9 Mercedes Benz 230. 4 15K m i '•• $17 ,,SO. 536-4292 ye 11 ow bl t, u 2 o o. 581-0978 • "18 Hatchback, x.lot cood, 1971 MIX 21051 dr, red, very good cond. aM-1478 548-7840 SU-7633 .,5 280Z t · AM /FM $2750. 3.5 COUftl 67,000 ml, xlat Urea, .;;.;;.,;:..:.;:..:.=..., _____ ,.=:;>:_-::::=o-l----9-7-5-, Huntingon Beach -• • • 0 DU, • 531.3681 aft 2pm Lut or the handmade ~00. 983-33113 (n4) 91' '76 2.0. Wbt/Blt .... I orce 1974 CAPll maas. au·, bro, $5800. ' Sharp $7500/ofr Mu.at ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-2071 '76 Honda CVCC. 5 Spd, c 181151 c 1 · Lux u r Y '75 240 dleaet. All/FM aell. PP. 875-7111' #1 DEALER IN US A With raJlye wheels, sun-. air, sunroof, x.lot cond. equipped, low miles ls tape, xlnt cond. must · • • roof, S speed-in ex-73 610. Xlnt cond. 37.000 28000 mi $3800/bst olr abows superb care. l of sell.P P 846-1.SOt lW17 Porsche 9115 air ~ ROY cellent condition ' ml. l owner. $1700/bSt aill955-30n. · oaly eoo made for the · · aunroor, leather.' only CARVER (96216) oir 645-7660 U.S. Muat see to ap-1'74 MERCEDES '500 mllea perfect M~t 0ML Y $2199 75 HONDA cmc prectate-owned by a aell! lat $tuoo tueat ROLLS-ROYCE V'mmrfa • _ _.__ 1972 Datsun 1200, needs di H 0 11yw00 d. at a r. 230 SB>AM ..... , 0 _ • 1woJamborff _._.. ~ head aasket. $850 or of-4 cyl.. 4 apd .• ra o, (483EM0). Automatic, factory air _,,._.... ~ .. •<II u_..._,,I_ i 498-1299 heater. A gas saver . cood. t.er -"·-__.. ......__, -er (SOISNCA) SHTODAYll! •8 eor-.uu,pwr. '~912,rblteni.•trana, 2100 Harbor Blvd., CM. '7l DATSUM $2. 795 windows " low, Jow $5000. CLonosUNDAn 631 -5330 nules. (0$12371348).8 640-70'4 5lbcsw . . 9 7 62 c cyl., auto. trans., air 74 Capn V-6 A.T, snrf. cond., radio, but.er. A 540»5830 '70 tUT, 5 apd, olive iJ"D, ••••••••••••••••••••••• xtras,. Immac SR.8644, super buy I (684HGF). Nabe reblt en1 fr trans, xtru. $2850/beat. 673-3SS9 $2195 1975 '~E. pvt party, rs 645-7Gor&MHl178 36,000 mi. IJcht blue, ·12CAPRl2000 540-5630 2626HARBOABLVD xlnt cond. $14,950. CadiJJac. 1D72Poncbet14• 4 eyl, 4 spd .. AM/FM, _COSTA MESA 714.549.9911 eves, idcood. tape. heater. The Sporty 8"-Ul87 SSl S338 European. (267EOL) ...... 9730 2600 H.1rhor BlvcJ. •88 t12, must sell, beat of. $199 5 2626 HARBOR BLVD ....................... 1976 MIZ 210 Costa Mesa 540-9100 rer over $3500. COSTA MESA '76 XJl2L. 17,000 mi'1, SEDAN. With aunroor ~~~~~~~~ ll80-5083 · 540-5630 very clean. $11,950. stereo. pwr. windows .It .:- 1974 Datsun 110, d·dr, 991-NM low miles. Immaculatel 70 250C, 2 d r, Im · n Taraa, k> ml. top cond. uto Ale I (720RLF) maculate, 2nd owner. Best offer over '7300. complete Hlea a • . o m1. ,61 ~-~--___ .. xl.nt 540.5586 • _, -""""' • Auto. air, suns.~ 768-4109 and aervice .2Ca~ABOR BLVD . nu wire wheels IJ paint, • 9 S T A C MSTA MESA 73 240Z, .4-spd, blue, orl& owor. $HOO. MG1 9744 77 11 aria. I . s9900Dthwt _ -~ map, radials, AM /FM, 645-5000, utl09. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM/CB, alloys, Jo Ofl--crwdl. •73 Capri. Auto. Xlnt fact. air. $4150. 548-1066 '62 XU. eoanrt. wire '73 2.IOllB sedan. Jl:xcep-1973 MM mi, mint. Sl 7 ,toO. Lert• .-. .. -t. ,_... IOil\SO\ ,\SO\ • l IN'~OI N· Mfr!CUllY MllRQDIS . . . .MD.TD RS ~ VOLVO a TOYOTA SPECIAL TY CARS •. 1976HONDA CIYIC IDOOI 4 speed , afr concUllOl'llng, stereo & low mllea. ( 120 RIOQ. PRICED RIGHT!!! lt76AMC PACll&M. • 1977 DATSUNIZIO 4Dl.DILUU-.... Automatic. r8dlo & JUI& 68fM low. low mu-. (088TlQ}. . 53495 1977 TOYOTA COIOUA UFllACS 5 8'>ffd trllnl.. ,.. ' AM /FM 8 track. (578291). A u Io matlc, pwr. ateerlng & braket, AM/FM atereo. •Ir cond. & autte control. 1$Jj95 · s3995 Jz.Ltr. Black. Automatic. pwr. steering & brakH, stereo caaeetle & vinyl roof. (222 PVR). PRICED RIGHT! 1977TOYGTA CIUCA •Y WTIAal & tpeed. air cond .. AM/FM lt8f'80 & Jost over 12.000 mlle1 (039 TEP). HARD TO FIND!!! 1976 CHIYY 1977 CHIYY MOHYI CilLO CAMAIO Automatic. air cond., 6 cyr .. autorrtltic. P'M'. p-wr. steering & tnkes, steering & brakH, AM/FM at.-.o e track AM/FM & air oond. & vlnyt roof. (051PHN) (695 TBM). Just eaao SHARP mu .. PRICED CAR!! RIGHT!! "lt7&" CHRYSLER COIOOIA Full power, air cond. & low mllee.. (788 POOJ. PRICED TO SELL! lf77DATSUM JMZ _. 4 speed. air cond .• AM/FM & wire wheela. (822 RlY). SHARP CAR!!! MllRQDIS MOTORS I YOLVO & TOYOTA . 21101 w..-... Phy. Mission Vleio 831-2880 495-1210'. cond. Snrf. $1800 or best '76 2110Z Z+2, sliver, stick, wbla ~ V.a Turbo Uona.lly cla I.am. car. Lo With All/Fll stereo It it 5'6-22'1• MIHHea ..... • • • 4 _oerer .. 17S-9747 air. mags,. Top cond. ¥O.ClD:'3Q(IO.IU-1039 m1. All pwr. $1900. bu two topa-boUa llk.e •tuSs...pd, looU&ood. =~.:;.::: 11.62 llf DAY Capri .'T, vs. air, ndio. 752.9347 eves. ..._.. 9731 49t-Oal new I (~BM). 1'\111111 well. $.'5000. _.. wltl ,...... ., ~t'a &tf ~pa~ rot F• Ad Actioa -4-spd. 'lmmac, rorced to ··--• ... •••••••••• 1961 MU21051. OML Y $2750 581-11382. _, ..., s.i-.. • ., aaodQ ad ln e setl.561-6372 ~ • . ... •a.mi.. 'H 912, brt1ht red "' _._. Afrl n. 1t111 DAILY PILOT ~ .•.•......•.•. !?.'.~ ~ .....•.. ~ ..••. ??!~ i ,.... -~==~ ~~':i~.IL ::::J.i~.1!::~r•· ~~~~~::~c~=· Dl:Jg:y '71 Dodge Colt Wan. 32 lt75 RAT a le9M sncta.tel (a1LXI>. 63l-63JO SELL Idle ite1D9 with 1. 842-0679 " DO!TNOWI MPG, xlnt cond, make COMYBTllLE • u ... 000 ort n..11 •• Pl.lotClaaalfl~ d. 6 ... 5671 olr ~. 768-3339 5 speed, stereo tape IJ ln 21 ...._ 11¥4. 8!'i·~=-'~t. Bes~ "'-V ... " "'- Cail a Daily Pillt AD-VISOR . 642-5&78 ~ t7ZO very 1ood condition. C-. ...._ '45-1700 ofr. H2-2HO evea, AIMI. Mew tlOO AMet. New 9100 Aldoa. New tlOO (S5lNCA). •• ... 1,•"' .._ aa'-for•••••••••••••••••••••••"••••••••••••• .. •••• .. ••••••••••••••--••••'-:~~~~~~~ ....................... ...,,_~_ ... vv ~·· • • 'I- • -GLC -"m Dehm. ' 1111111 "'4r" aedaa 200. new Jolm. • . * .,RIVE A * mo'a old. auto. Belt ol· eni., 2' MPH. $3495. '71 KGB Roedster x1Dt ••••••••••••••••••••••••• , *LITTLE. •• * fer.n'~ Eveela:l-711.S cond, AM/FM :Uono S·A. VE _. LO. 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P.P . --------•• ~. ~11 '75 LTD, l~pass wagon. "731.aq>ala. P/B, P/S, air, ¥.lntcood002.356:J 1" 8CJOCi ooo4. $ll.SO. Eves1--------1• at\5;546-1413 68 LTD Wagon, air, good '73 Vega 3-epd, «as saver. cond. •w . .o:J l 'wner, fmmac. cond.1-----'---- ~ $750. whls BB. 'ff7 LTD 4-dr, good tires, ~pvt pty. runs good. $375 or ofrer. '71 Bl Camino, auto'1_55_7·_3.'.k!0 ______ 1 tnna, PS, i-adao, new 75 FORD LTD ' plfnt. new radials, atr VB l t Wbocb 51,000 et al ml , au o. rans.. pwr. ~_:_. ... c! ~1_1349• 11te.;rln1. pwr. brakes, ______ _."'--_. ___ 1 radio, heater, vinyl root. 4'4 MO.A $19t5 You'll love it! (862.LXZ). ?lf!.-.-Zaf\S. $2995 "1S 11.aabD CUlo, LandH, 540-563o ~~fl~llii:ro: IWl§&lll+l w a...,. D Ncrr-.; lieedl 2826 HAR80R BL;; ~-.c.u COSTA MESA ·k Ml-.5368 • 'Tl Ford Galuie, factorT c:;bl'9J' 'T2 ll~C.tto. alr, 1ood cond, $900. a.&om.. laeded. A'k·nf, ...;MT;,;.;.....;-4019~-----•• lo -..r~t.: )Unl. 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Ser.tFM22H8G237'047 OUTSTANDING VAtUES OM FINE 4 USED CARS I '77 PLYMOUTH VOi.ARE SEDAN · V-8. autometlc. air conditioning, POMr stMrtng, DOWW Ink-. radio ........ whlt8'ftll tfret, vinyl roof. (985RZZ). •72 CHEV. MONTE CARLO '75 HONDA CIVIC CPE. V-8, autonWlc, air conditioning, power ateerlng, POWW br1lkee, power wl~ DOWW ... i.. AM/FM radio, 8 tr.ck. heeler. aumoof, 4 cylinder, 4 apeed, PoW« brakes, radio, heater. CEHX862). tilt whee4;~ control. (745GJI(). , ( . s1595 ~295 '77 PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON v.e. automatic. llr conditioning, power steer'lng. Po'"f' brlk-. 1'11dlo, helter, wNtwwall tlras. luggage rack. Ser. t RL48K7A247247. '74 MAZDA WAGGM 4 cy11nder. 4 speed, AM/ftM radio, luggage reek. (641NIF). ATLAS CHIYSl.a n. YMOVnf •YICI HOUIS: MOM>AY ntlU NIDAY 7:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P .M. SATUIDAY MO A.M. TO l:OO P.M. .................. .................. .............. 1niooo.,......_ , .. , .......... . .... ~,,..,., 172 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX V-8, automatic:. air conditioning, S10W11r steering, PQW9r bfai.. power windows, AM radio. heeter, whitewall tll'99. ~nyt rod. tal~ wheefa. (789GVU). 175 CHEVROLET i.uv PICKUP 4 cylinder. 4 &peed. power tnic.. hNter. moon roof, mags; (M108Y). .. ..,· ... • D.ilYPl ... - FORMER FOUNTAIN VALLEY STUDENT PITCHES T01 SA~E MUSIC PROG,RAM Donna Sauter. 19, Orange Coa1t College, Gave Em Yankee Doodle Hutton Tops Race F .und Her $35,418 Brea/a Record in Huntington By ROBERT BARKER oe • .,..,, P1111t 1t.tt The ante has skyrocketed in the race ror Huntington Beach dty attorney. CbaJlen1er Gail Hutton amassed the bJi&est campaign war chest by fat. when fhe re..· cently loaned hersel(/$18,000, raising her campaign total to $.15,418. Political observers aay th.t amount is the most ever rabed by a Huntington Beach can· didate. Mrs. Hutton's two opponents also loaned their campaiens money. Jerry Bame loaned hlmself $51000. bl'inglng b 1 total to $14.679. . Incumbent Dao Bonfa loaned h.fmselt $3,771, bringi.ot his cam- p . to $12,09L v:.. decl.tned t.o HY bow the money wu coms to be spent for next Tuesday's elec· Watehlng Soviets .Carter Will Delay Neutron Warheads WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter announced today be will delay producUoo ol neutron warheads an4 watch for the Soviets to show restraint in both conventional and nuclear -arms. The president said any rlrture decision on whether to produc_e lbe weapons "wili be influenced by tbe degree. to wblch the Soviet Union shows restraint ln its conventional and nuclear arms programs and force de plbyments artecling the security of the United States and ~stem Europe." In a White House slalepient, .(:arter added that be ordered the J)efense Department to proceed with moderniiaUon of nuclear -.varheada for the Lance missile and 8·inch artillery but leave "open the option of installing the enhanced radiation (or neutron) elements" at some future Ume. Carter made clear by bis ctatement tha\ he expect.I some •ct.loo on the part of the ·Busalana in response to his .QlOVe to deter producUon of the kaeutron warheads, thus usine the new weapon aa a '-'barsailling chip" in arms limitation ~kl. r Neutron. ?J•rheads are :desiened to killprlmarUy by use 'of radladon. Tbe weapons have amaller blast and •hock elfeets t)aD traditional nuclear eapons. llJJJ1ary ottldala say weapon wu doltped for use acalnst Soviet lank crewa in any Ruaaian invaa•6D of Western Euro]>t. Crlti~ of the weapon have •aid its limited blast and shock damaee tJoUld make 1t more UlnpUns to use. thereby addlnl tb rllk ol a nuclear war. Carter uld in bl• 1tatement tbat the United Statea wUl oouult With NATO awes about .. appropriate arma control meaauree to pursued with ~ Soviet \JnJoo. .. .. We !!Wll\ coaUQ to mov• •heail wltb our lltH to emize and llNn.llhen our 1ntlltar7 capaballU '\ botll • toov•ntlonal and nut tar,'' •Carter 11ht. '"We are . hiilttM'lllllllil!ld. '° do b necessary to assure our collective security in the forward defense or Europe." Carter's announce m e nt follows several days of conmcUng accounts of bis intentions. He had been reporud variously as deciding against prod\l.Ction of the weapon, lkferring any decision, leaning aiainst produc tion and reevaluating a decision not lC? produce. But todA1 Carter resolved the conflicts by saying, "I have decided to defer production ot we a pons with enhanc ed radiation effects. "The ultimate decision regarding the incorporation of enhanced radiation features into our modernized battlefield weapons will be made later." Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance will discuss arms concesslona when he visits Moscow in two weeb, prtmarlly to try to step up ne.,tiaUons on llmltlng Jong.range bombers and intercontinental ballistic missiles. lion. She said that a ebange of city attorneys ls necessary and that contributions didn't come in from other sources as an- ticipated. She says she~ to re~ the loam ~ fWld·raiser events. Contri~ ~ .... of $1,000 pr mQre need ito be re1>9tted prior \0 the electioD even U they were ltt • closidc date ot the Jqt tllJDpaJCJl state- ment. Mra. Hutton reported the following contrlbutlon.s to her campaien u ot Marcb 21 : Craig Clifford, b"'1tder, $3>0; Rainbow Disposal Co., $100 ; Robert Guggenheim, $50; Richard and Doris Felman, at- torney, $120; Jerry Matney, school adminiatrator, $SS; Jeanne' Rein, decorator, $200; Huntington Beach Company, $200. Allo, Ken and Rhoda Martyn, Amerlcan Learoing Corp., $100; Priscella Groth, $200; George Logan, attorney, $200; Groth Chevrolet, $200; Roger Slates, real estate broke~1• $100; Paul and Carrie MacMillan, instruc- tor, $100; John F. Anderson, at- torne1, $50. Also, Cameron and Hoffman, attorneys, $100; Helen Boyle Clifford, $200; Ann Andres, at- torney, $100; steve Chase, at- torney, $!!10; William Anthony, investor, $100; K.G. Kiraithe, attoney. $50; Mercury Savings andLoao,$150. Bame u.ted the following con- tributions up to the March 71 re- porting date: Thomas Harman, attorney, $100; G. Louis Gralladio III, de- vel1per, $200; Mola Develop- ment Corp., developer, $200; Beth Bame, housewile, $200 ; Frances Bame, housewife, $200; Harry Bame, doctor, $200; Morris .Bame, retired, $200; Lawrence Bame, Mlainessman, $50: Joseph and Noteen Leva- tlono.z.. ssvlng.s Jnd loan, $50: Orin serg.., re.al est,ttei '125. Also. Huntington Beacb Real· <See QUTl'ON, Pase A2) 'Parents, I Teachers . Protest By RA TIIOND EST&ADA nt. °' ... ~ ............ About 300 parents and teachers packed the Fountain Valley (elementary) School Dis- trict office Th"lrsday night to protest proposed layoffs and progra1n cµtback.s before the school board. Trustees listened but took: no action. Board prealdent Dlck Plum saJd final decisions on the district's propoeed cut.a are due in May. • Teacben attacked Superint.en- de n t. Bill Plaster'• plan to eliminate a controversial learn· ing center proeum. Many parents criticized a l>lan to cut district music instruction in half by next ran. District officials said the cuts are needed ctµe to financial con- straints camed by decllnine enrollment ud because more doltars should be spent on teachlne reading, wriUne and arithmetic. "These cuts won't mean a re- turn to basics :-they would mean a return to sllc1dnl& our heads in the mud," said parent Rita Pacheco. One t~acber sald the en· dangen!d learnine ·center pro- gram "symbolized all that Foun· tain Valley School District stands for" aod its ellmlnaU~ would "set us back 13 years." Diz%fi Blows at OCC Jazz trompeter Dizzy Gi.llespie blows. his own special music on his own spec1al horn during performance Thursday night at Orange Coast Colleee in Costa Mesa. Gillespie and other contemporary jazz stars are appear· ing during occ·s 10th annual jazz festival. which con- tinues tonight with concert cast headed by alto sax· ophonlst Phil Woods. The learbing center program employs a ~peclaliied teacher Who ~~tel~ teachers 1l~lll~~~a.~ lll ffrteiii rr ttiveb. • ..... "Patema won~t save one pen. Q ta tues tbeSe proera~ are cat," one tffiher asserted. P arenia prOleated the pro- poMd •UmtD"tAOa six mmio t~acb • JI a~ved. tbat Cut woulct reduc tbe diatrl t'a mmic program &o alx imtruc- tors.. A fofmer Fountain Valley · elementarl st~dent. Dooua Sauhr, 1 , now attending Ora. np Coast CoUe1e, told the school the dlsttk\'a mualc pro- gram ,.aa vital and ahouJd not (lff Cl1TBACKS, Pase A!) · Huntington ·Cycle Crash Injures Youth A 19·year-old HunUn1ton Beach youth auffered severe head injuries 'lbunday when his motorcycle collided with an auto exiting a north city parld.nc lot, police reported. ~ James Ray Simpson, ol m Huntington St., was llsttd ln guarded condition today lo Hunt- in gt on Jntercommunity Hoapltal'a tn~ve care aratt. Police said Simpson a motorcyci. crashed broacs.tde with an auto driven by Patricia Alice Pot.ocar, 31, of 17322 Golden Wett St., at 10:55 a.m. near the corner of Edlaatr Avenue andSprll\gdale St, .Mrs. Potocar was not Injured. Police repona lndlcate she was cited. ·!or • rl&ht-of-way "Vlola-Uon. lnve.Ut•tWs. eald ailJIPIO}l wu not weartns a Pfoteetive nelme When th& acclden' oc· curred. . Bt JACKIE HYMAN Cllf .. M'Y,. ........ Skeptical Orange Coast resi· clel:lU JD.17 llaYe tbeJr doubts, but the Midclnal Weether S.mt!e ii forec~stibC no rain this w.elcetld. ucept tor acattend &Uweat tooight. 'l'he forecaat.ca.Us for a 30 per. cent chance of rain this evemnr with partly cloudy skies anCl guaty Winds on Sat\lrday. The outlook for Sunday through * * * Spout, Appears Qff Coaat; Rain Expected Tuesday is fair. · Temperatures should be in the mld-40. toiUgbt and the mid.fiOs on Sa~. a weatbel' service spoltfllftaD said. Thursday night's heavy rain- fall dt,1mped more debris on Pacific Cout Hiehway in San Clemente. One lane has re. malned closed due to mud.slides durfdg previous storms, officials said te><by. Tbe most rainfall in Orange County overnight was measured at the Moulton Niguel Treat. ment Plant In Laguna Niguel, which received . 77 inches. The season total to date there is 29.88 inches, up from 8.~ inches et this time last year. Santiago Peak on Saddleback Mountain received .70 inches for a season total of 61.90 inches. · almost triple its season-to-date average of 24.8 inches. said John Gietzen of the Orange County Flood Control District. Santiago Peak baa the highest average rainfall in the county. Santa Ana received .62 inches, {or a season total of 71.SS inches., up from 8.38 inches last year at this time, Gietzen said. In Q)sta Mesa, Orange Coa.5t College olfldals l'eported receiv- lnl .42 inches over])ieht for a aeason total of 77.33 lncbes. And rain watcher J. Shermlm Denny in Huntington Beach measured .38 inches, tor a season sum of 2S.S3 inches. He said that makes this season. even thoup it Isn't over until the end of June, the second rainiest since he's been measur- lnJ. 'tho record ls held b1 the 1840·'1 season, whn Denny measured 28 inches of rain. E ..... PageAl BUTTON ••• ty, $200; Jarrard Development, contractor, $12S; Mark Travis, deputy dty attorney, $200; Sunshine Industries, liquor owner, $125; Dau Artbo!er, real estate, $125; Ideal Pallet System, $125; Canihan and As· sociafes, real estate, $1.25; Rain- bow Disposal, $125; John and • Jewel Henricksen, retired, $50: Graphic Resources Corp. print· ing company, $125 ; Arthur Erskine, retired, $100. Also Leonard Lindborg, de- velopment contractor, $200; Mrs. Joe Nathanson. bouseWife, $100; J .H. Nathan.son, attorney, $100; James Barrett Jr., con· tractor, $50; Foxx Development Corp., contractor, $125; Malcomn J. Sperling, doctor, $100; James Foxx. contractor,' S7S; David Katt. attorney, $50; Billy Dow's Liquor, Huntington Beach, $1.25; Mar Rico Oil Com· pany, $12.5; Max's Mobil Service Station, $125. Also, Jimmie Sides, attorney, $150; Edward Johnstone, ac- countant, $125; Donald and Han - nah Sommers, salvage $125; James and Marie Norman, salvai:c company, $125; Buck and Tater, real estate. $125; Carl Duncan, fireman, $125; L. Wayne Riley, $200; Hermanson Construction Company, de· velO(>el", '50; Robert and Linda Enoohe, interior dHigner, $125; American Education Dim Inc. $200; Marshak Medical Clinic, $100 ; Frank Richmond, restaurant owner, $50; Francois Restaurant, $200. Bonfa reported the foJloMng contributions to his campaien as of March Zl: Linda Simpson, $200; C.J. and C.A. Odar, $200; John Niser, $200; Mr. and M(s. J. Calva, $200; C.L. Wunderlich, realt.or, $200; G.C. McCracken, contrac· tor, $100; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peterman, businessman, $50; Franklin Buccella, builder, $200; F. Ong, bwlder, $200; Steve Fen· ly, insurance, $70 ; Mercury Sav· i.ogs and Loan, $150; A.D. and Mildred Gillespie, insurance, ~; Shapell Industries, $200. Bandit Hits DB Market A young bandit flashed a .t2 caliber revolver at a north Hunt· ington Beach market clerk and took $70 from the ca!h register Thursday night, police reported. The dark-haired robber, believed to be in his 20s, struck et 9:22 p .m. at the Stater ~rothers SUpermarket, near the corner of Edin&er Avenue and Golden West Street. The gunman fled south drlvint an oranee domestic 1edan, wit· &esses told police. Mission May ~nd PASADENA (AP) -Alter logging 286 million mile& toward Jupiter and Saturn, Voyaeer 2 bas lost it.a capacity to receive l'adio si~als from Earth. DAILY PILOT ==...~~·r.=.==~= C.0.<1-IV11 .. ~y S-.-114 .... llerlu ... _. .. _ ...... lllrowql\ ".,.... '"' c ...... ""°"' -.. ~ .. """ ........... .o<tl F-· , .. ~ V"'*'· lrti~•. Setttt•-• V•llff •"" "-••.,.~c ...... ,,.....__,,.. '""" '' ....,.,,.,,. S.•~rf•n -""-'. "'" _ .... _.,.,.,. •••• , " .. ,. ..... lie~ ~'"-(.'6 .. -w '"'" .. 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Detective Pat Coleman said today it is too sooa to determine whether the unborn Want w~ harmed ln what police say wu a particularly vicious attack. The three suspects, all about 16 to 18, had been seen ahortl1 before the rape loiterin1 around a nearby bambµrger takeout restaurant and commercial recreation center. Investigators say the slender, stringy-haired youth who raped the young married woman who had been walkiug past the facW· ty aod bis partners will faco felony c¥rges. The teen-aged youth who helped pin the battllne y~ worn an to the ground and kept watch would be charged wUh aiding and abetting lhe crime. They could also be chareed, under the law, with kJdnappinc since the victim was forcibly moved to the rape location against her will. Victim Sues Seal Beach Tavern Owner A man who claims he suffered severe injuries when he was beaten with a pool cue in a Seal Beach bar sued the operators of the bar Thursday for damages to be determined in trial court. Clay B. DeWitt names the ownership of Clancy's Bar, 111 Main St., as defendants in bis Orutge County Superior Coult lawsuiL He identifies Eugene Long as the man who allegedly attacked him lut Aug. 25. .N>eWitt alle1es the maoage- fuent served Long drintl when it was well known ttlat he wu bf. toxicated and when it was equal· ly well k:nowo that be had a loog standing reputation of drunken· ness and violence. Drown Victim Identified A drowning victim who vanished in the surf at Hunt- ington State Beach two weeb ago and whose body was retrieved Sunday floating off the mouth of the Santa Ana Riftf bas been JdeoWled. • He was Jose Gutierrez Jr., 17, of Paramount, the Orange Coon· ty Coroner's Office sald Thu.rs· day. He was identified by dental recor~. The victim's family, which.,.. ranged funeral ritea at Para- mount Mortuary, bad been notified the young man probably drowned when he vanished dur· in g a beach outing with frien~. l.ftu& Board Die k Plum was elected Thursday to serve as presi- dl'nt of the Fountain Valley school board for 1978--79. PI um, who has been a trustee of the elementary school district since 1975, was picked for the job by his fellow board members. Valley Sets Spring Rec Class Signups Fountain Valley Parks and Recreation Department officials will hold signups April 10·14 for spring recreation classes. Residents may register at the city recreation office, 10200 Slater Ave., from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tennis class signups will be held at the city Tennis Cent.er, 16400 Brookburst St. All class slenups are taken on a first come.first served basis. Class siies are limited. Adult activities include vol leyball, basketball and slo-pitch leagues, aerobic and belly dancing, bowling, cake decorating, crafts, hunter safety , karat.e, racquetball, skin and scuba diving, tennis and yoga. Youth activitles include ballet. tap and square dancing, guitar, art, bowling, golf, gymnastics, horsemanship, ice skating, katate, modeling, Jivesaving, vctlleyb.all, wuer polo abd tennis. For more information, call 963-8321, extension 236. Birch Merriber . Ou/, as Aide LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rep. Robert K. Dornan, R-Calif., says he fired Vincent Ryan as his chief Washington aide because Ryan repor1ed.ly failed to tell him of his association with the J ohn Birch Society. Doraan, who bu reterrect to the Birch Society as "a cancer on the body of conservatism," said Ryan began workine for . him during his 1978 campaign without disclosing be bad been a dues-payln1 member in the society from 1~ to 1918 and waa formerly editor of the Blrch-domlrutted. Review ot the News pu&Ucation. "It's net so much hla usocia· tlon as the deceit in not tellln1 me ~hen be knew this •as an Is· aue in my campalen." Dornan aald. Dopes Fair 'Dead' Woman, 38, Alive REDDING (AP) -A 38-year- old WOIP&n who waa pronounced dead, then shocked coroners when she gasped for breath 111 the county morgue, was in critical condition in a deep coma . .. Her chances at the Ume abe was admitted were very dismal, but we do have some fair hopes now, alt.bough she bu a long way to IO." Dr. Jam ea Mannioo, her physician, 1aid Thursday at Shasta General Hospital. Mannion said that when G'neer Regus was broupt to the hospital's intensive care un1l about 11 a.m. Wed.neaday, ber body temperature wu • "hlah.ly abnormal" 80 dqfees_ The councy c:Qroner aaid •"41 had apparently attempted Hidde. Sbe arrived et the hospttal about an llour after a coaslruc- tlon worlrer found her co1~1 itW body l)'ina ht brut1' ~., leit ff'Om ber car, whlc waa atutkJn mud outllde Redd.in;, about too mile• north of San Pra.neileo . Shasta County Coroner Joe Kohn pronounced btr dead about 20 minutes Iller abe wu found. ••Ber «JeS were fl.ud and dilat- ed. Tbtn wu no n1pltaUon, no palse, DO nothf111. taJ GU.er people ~tier u well and bodJ ~ c1eted •QJ alp of Jif :•Kola . BJ G., t:,~_t.D.LE Andy Hinihaw went to prison last Augu.« in!Jlstin& he was an innocent man btln1 punished for crimes M dldn 'l eoinmti. A day after his release tl\ls week, Hinshaw still lnsisted that two juries erred in 1978 when they declared him eullty of thoSo crlm6s. But, while the former ~ewport Beach con1te11rnan h•dn't backed down so otuch as an Loeb from his claim ot innocence, there was a c:Wtereot toot to tus protest. Gone were the pre-JaJl bom· bastlc verbal assaults that Hinshaw aimed al those he viewed as his persecutors during his three-year battle to avoid conviction and to stay out of Jail. Gone too were the once-noted Hinshaw traits or never foraiv- ing a foe and never o~rlooltine a slight. And eone yu the apparent bitlerneu Hihlbaw showed in 1975 and 1976 as be fell from grace. Andy llinsbaw had eone to prison with hil head unbowed and bad left prison with his bead stlll erect. But be had chan1ed. For example, bls tint words praised Orange County Superior Court Judge Rob;ert Knee.Land, the man who sent him to prlarc)n. "It took a ereat deal of courage for Judee Kneeland to aay I should spend only a minimum .sentence. "And I no doubt would have served longer had th~ judge not seen to it that be, not others, had the ridlt to say what the sen· tence should be." On the record, Hinshaw was sentenced to from one to 14 years in prison followin1 his con· viction on bribetY related and misuse of office clia.rges. The first four months or his sentence he served in the minimum security portion of the state prison in Chino. His last four months were spent checking in and out of the county's minimum security jail facility in Orange while on a work furlough program. "The move to bring me back to county jail was vigorously op- posed by the district attorney which didn't make mucb sense to me,''_Hinaha"! said. And., he added, couot.Y jail of. ficials didn't want to give him credit for work Ume while he was at Chino. •·So tbe Juclce ordued the sheriff to recQQlll._ta,. ~ MD- tence f,D accordaoce wi~ his in· tention to gi\le me credit for the lime earned at Chino. "That took courage. I com· mend him." Hinshaw conceded that his te· fusal to accept gum or lo show E',...,.. Page Al CUTBACKS be c'ut. She then ~rformed a rousing rendition ot "I'm a Yankee Doo- dle Dandy" on ber banjo. One parent of six children, Jack PetersJ told tbe school board he baCKed the superinten· dent's cutback pltn. Peters wu received coldly by the audience. Teacher association presldeJ\t Yale Wllhnlclc said bis ll'OUP plans to continue the fight against tbe pro~ed cuts by taking the matter to the courts and baUling at the necoUaUon table. ..... INIMI._ ...... REFlECTS ON PAST Private Citizen Hln1t11w regret hurt hls standing with prison and probation offlclala. ''They insist, literally loalst, that you admlt your guilt. I couldn't do that, "My work furloueh oftlcer aa1d be feels lbat everybody, whether they believe they are in· nocent or not, after they are found guilty ought to say, I'm sorry I did it. "So, fortunately, we have some Judges that won't Cive in to that kind of pressure and stick with their decisions." Hinshaw has become a prison reformist of sorts. . Among other things, he believes the county's min1mum security facility, Theo Lacy, works an undue hardship on in· mates. "At the stale level, effort is made to keep the family urut together. · .. At Chino, for example, prisoners in minimum security can make phone calls and, in that way, maintain contact with their families. "And Chino has picnic benches on the grounds so that visiting familie s can be together, so that a father can touch his children and play with them." "It's not that way at Theo Lacy and I don't know why. "One l.nmate's wife went to the hospital on a Monday and it wasn't until viaiting hours Sa\ur· day that be found out bow she was. "And the only lJllitSth~ do on the grass .at 'nn,o L'lcy lk play baseball. Not everyone plays baseball . ••visitors are jammed together at tables and the noise 10 the visitors' room makes it almost impossible to talk. It doesn't make any sense." His jail experience behind him, Hinshaw said he will con- tinue to live in the Mission Viejo area and will work in bis brother's lamp business. "Sure, I'll miss public life. How busy it is. You're on the go au your working hours. I don't think my future life in business is golnc to be that active." As for his four-year career in coneress, Hinshaw said he believes be did a good job for his Oranee County district. .. On reflection, I would say that I wu a better congressman than m01t.. though probably not as capable as quite a few. "But I~ I would have got- ten there in terms of capabili· ty," Hinshaw said. And wbat about bis fall from I . ' the halls of c.ohvea.& to st.atcl prj11on ? • The 5.1·year·old former con-arcu~ said he nevel' felt tba accolacfd and praise dJrected hls way wl\Ue he was at tbe top were meant for him "I think what is beina •a.luted is the ocnce, not the man. So. no. th~ft' wa:s nothit'll hard about ~a!Uttc lhat way. l oe~u kidded myaelf. ''And one thin& I learned wbe.n meeting heads or states, kings, princes and even our own gov· ernment leaders .ls th•t they arcn•t very much clitfcttnt fro.al other people." At the time Hinshaw'$ prob-. le~• betan in late 1974, at lbe forefront amone hi.I crtlica were former county supervisor Robert Battin and Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. Since lben, Battin has been ousted from omtt followinc a felooy convicUon and Died.rich haa twice been indicted on felony charges. "No, I take no delight ln their dlfflcuJUes," Hinshaw satd as be discussed hla one-time foes. "I think BatUn's departure. from the public scene was more difficult tor him thJUJ it was for me. .. J think too, though, that be came of age and did a lot of maturing when be had his prob- lems." As for himsel!, Hinshaw said, ••we '\1t up a good fight. It was tbe oo.Jy thing I knew how to do. "I'm a pretty tough guy. I ac- cept whatever comes about. f ' doo'l cry about it." 'Angel Dust' Hearing Set For llB Man A 25-year-old Huntington Beach man faces a May 15 court hearing lo determine if he will stand trial on charges stemming from his March 16 arrest for al- Je gcd ly possessmg $200,000 worth of PCP or "angel dust." Robert Mlelc, of 10311 Monitor Drive, was arrested s hortly after a raid on his home wh~ J luntingt.on Beach narcotics de- tectJ ves assert they found the largest amount of PCP ever siezed in the city. Detective Mike Biggs said po 1 i c:e found one ounce or powdered PCP, 10 ounces of liq· uld angel dust and small amounts of cocaine, LSD and mariJuana m Miele's home. Miele was arrested shortly after the raid away from his home. He has been released on $10,000 bail pcndmg the M~y bearing in West Orange Count.y Judicial District Court. State Backs Anti-gay Bill OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) . The Okl~homa Senate unan· imously has passed a bill that would allow school boards to fire teachers who engage in public homosexual conduct. The House-passed measure. authored by Democratic Rep: John Monks of Muskogee and. Republican Sen. Mary Helm or Oklahoma City, prompted no de: bale before passage Thursda1 on a 42-0 vote. KNOW THE COST DON'T BUY CARPETING WITHOUT GETTING A COMPLETE PRICE BEFOREHAND. A PRICE PER YARD IS INADEQUATE, BECAUSE THE YARDAGE CAN BE MISFIGURED OR ERRONEOUS. WE HAVE TALKED TO P.EOPLE RECENTLY WHO BOUGHT CARPETING FROM A STORE WHICH DID NOT PRE-MEASURE HOUSES. THE INSTAU.ERS WERE ASSIGNED THE JOB OF ' FIGURING YARDAGE AND TOT~L COST. UNTIL THE CARPETING WAS CUT UP ANO INSTALLED, THE CUSTOMER WAS IN THE DARK. THEN It WAS TOO LATE! AT ALDEN'S WE MEASURE YOUR HOUSE AN[) GIVE YOU AN EXACT COST BEFOR£ WE WRITE UP A CONTRACT AND INSTALL THI: JOB. DONT BUY JN THE DARKI DEN'S umr1&c:iiisiatlatii;,;:·ca•tom draperies linoleum • YIOoCI floor .. I ... A .Ja.t .: , . Coa ting .,. . (;;, ~ with~(( Tom '\~Yf'l"'' 1'1arphioe All Out in the Open BARED POCKETBOOKS DEPT.-Some politicians in our area have voiced considerable chagrin over new laws that demand that public official.a disclose their financial holdings. They feel the law has put glass doon on their safety deposit boxes The new diclums require that political omceholdera fill! public papers which divu11e their private holdinp ln cub, savings, real property, stocu and the lih. Such disclosures are aimed at curbing the politicos from making personal gain from their public trust with tho ta"payers' cash CONSIDER, FOR EXAMPLE, if one of our coastal \\ .iter dJstricts was buymg all its water faucets from the Gusher Corporation You might suspect something was afoot here if you later learned three out of the five district directors owned heavy stock in Gusher. 01scl~ure laws are supposed to make this kind of malpractice more d1Cfacult. We shall see. Anyway, a number of officeholders don't hke the dis- closure notion. One Saddieback College Distnct trustee, Politician Bare& Financial Holdings on Latin Ta~t Donna Berry, says she may resign public office becauae or the disclosure rule. She complained, "My husband certain- !> has his work and investments but that's our private business.·· That aside, ~ome politicos might find disclosure laws c·mbarrassing from the opposite direction. THINK HOW AWFUL it would be if the city coun· cilman who sits next to you owns a piece of Avco, Fluor and the Irvine Company, plus lhree skyscrapers and a Roll~ Royce You, in turn, can only divulge owning a $62,000 house mortgage. three leftover tickets lo Disneyland and a '62 Chevy sedan with two bad tires. Today, news dispatches out of the central county in- dicate Anaheim Mayor Bill 'Ibom took a rather whimsical approach lo his fmanclal disclosure statement. He filed it In Spanish. He d.td, however, use dollar figures aft~r the Spanish words. He didn't convert to pesos. SOME OBSERVERS ARE flapping atound t.o try t.o determine if Spanish disclosure is le1al. Hiuoner, however, insists nothing in the law requires him to rue in English. There appears lo be some precedent for support of his "1ew. We have ballots these days in both Spanish and English. Therefore you must assume Spanish is equally the language of the land. Mayor Thom might race a stronger challenge if next time he tries lo bare his financial soul in either Greek or Lalin · Tape of ExOrcism Featured at Trial ASCllAFFENBURG, West Germany <AP) -A tape of animal- hke srrcams supposedly emitted by demons in possession of a young worn an was played in court Thursday during the trial of four people dccused or neglagenthomicideinlhe woman's death. Two Roman Catholic priests and the parents or Anneli~e Michel are on trial here in the death of the woman. Miss Michel, a 23-year-old student, died July 1. 1976, after exorcism rites performed by the priests. . The prosecution claims the young woman was epileptic and died of star\'ation following the grueling nine·montb exorcism. J O.lllOtlth Bmat Scout Murder Suspect Held ~ McALESTER, Okla. CAP> -ElgbL lawmen kJcked down the door of a cabin in the tcrubby hilts ot eutern Oklahoma and, after a brtef scuffle, put bandcuffa on Gene Leroy Hart, the fugitive 1ou1bt in the grisly slaytnga or three Girl Scouts at a summer camp last year. District Attorney Sid Wise aa!d Hart would be arrai1Ded today. A stoic Hart, stlll wearing cut· off blue jeana and a sleeveless T· Wilkerson said il was belieoYed shirt. was taken to the state Hart had been livln1 at the prison here Thursday night,· 10 house since November 1m. months af~er 'be eluded tbe largest mailhUitt in Oklahoma history HART WAS CAPTURED by agents of lhe Oklahoma State Bureau 01 1nvesugat1on wbo bad surrounded the isolated cabin in the Cook.son Hi Us at 4 : lS p. m. Thursday. Dick Wilkerson, bureau depu- ty director. said the agency had learned there was "someone llv- ang with an old man who lived in a rural area and who cut wood and received some type of check." The check was determined to be a Social Security check, and 1 Charged In Slavery, Sex Abuse CHARGES OF harboring a fuglli ve were being prepared against the owner or the house identified as Sam Pigeon Jr.,' Wilkerson said. The 34-year-old former Pryor High School football star was charged with three counts or first degree murder June 23, 1977, 10 days after counselors at Camp Scott near Locust Grove, Okla .• found the bodies or the three young scouts in crumpled sleeping ba1t5. · Doris Denise Milner, 10, and Lori Lee Farmer, 8, both of Tulaa, and Michelle Guse, 9, of Broken Arrow were found about 150 yards from their tent early June 13, the first morning of the summer encampment. INVESTIGATORS found two blood-drenched mattresses and a bloody footprint In their empty platform tent. They said two of the girls were apparently bludgeoned to death while they slept. One girl was apparently strangled outside the tent. She was found lying face up, w1t.b her hands taped behind her. All had been sexually molested. NATION I WORLD ... wi,.,.... 1 O·MONTH HUNT ENOS WITH CAPTURE OF SUSPECT Agent Bud Oualey LHd9 Hart to Penitentiary NEWARK, N.J. (AP>-A coun- ty-:;anctiooed boarding home in a rundown section of Trenton was a prison for residents forced into slavery and sexual abuse and held captive through in- timidation and violence, federal authorities say. Jean Douglas, 40, of Will- ingboro, proprietor of the board- ing home that kept elderly and disabled people and former psychiatric patients, was indict- ed by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges she held seven residents In involuntary servitude. Jobless Rate Goes Up MERCER COUNTY welfare off1c1als said Mrs. Douglas' home was included on a list the welfare board gave to people wanting to place relatives in a care facility. Some residents were referred by the Trenton State Psychiatric Hospital. The boarding house was opened In December 1971. A local bank foreclosed the mortgage in May 1976 The three-story facility housed as many as 38 resident. at limes, many of whom were on welfare, disabled or elderly, of- ficials said. THE NINE-COUNT indict- ment, based on a seldom-used statute with roots in the post· Civil War Reconstruction era. charged that Mrs. Douglas forced two residents to act as her private slaves at her private home in Willingboro. The indictment charges that a female resident was forced to have sexual intercourse with mate boarders and another resi- dent was held In slavery from October 1972 until her death in November 1975. Mrs. Douglas also was charged with inducing two boarders into slavery at a facili- ty in Bristol. Pa., after the Tren- ton home closed. Federal authorities would not specify what methods allegedly were employed to hold the slaves. WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's unemployment rate edged slightly upward to 6.2 percent in March after four straight months or declines. and for black teen·agers it rose to 39 percent, the Labor Department '8id today. The overall jobless rate in February was 6.1 percent. A year ago it wu 7.4 percent. OFFICIALS ARE still worried about the high unemployment rate amoog black youths. There was no sign in March that new job-creating programs were helping the minority group. The unemployment rate among blacks between the ages of 16 and 19 rose from 38 percent in February to 39 percent last month. Jobless rates were virtually unchanged for adult men al 4.5 percent, adult women 5.8 per· cent and all teen-agers 17 .3 per· cent. Unemployment among black adult women rose from 10.1 to u.• percent. THE NUMBER OF Americans with jobs advanced by 260,000 to 93.3 million, the de- partment said. The labor force -the number of people holding jobs or seeking them -rose 320,000 to 99.4 million. The department indicated more women are looking for jobs and finding them. In both· the labor force and employment, adult women outgained adult men two to one. SKATEBOARDERS TAKE NOllCEll Red River Still Floods You, mcl your parents are invited to the Huntington Beach Parks Corilmisslon meeHIMJ where they wlll discuss the plans for the proposed I 2 acre skateboard park. This skateboard park wlll be the largest and most modern in ffte United States. It is to your advantage to come and voice your opinion as to why skateboarcling must be taken off the streets and put into a well desi91ed and safe skateboard park. 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"'..': -"'1 IEerly morftfftg l•mperetur•• •round I/le ......... r81191d '""" n '" Fort uuderct.te, l'la., lo 11 In"'-'· viii•, Maltie. • DATE: ·-·~tlay, Aprll 12, 1978 . llME:·J:OO P.M • PLACE~ Hmitlngt• •ach City Hall 2000 MAIN $T., HUNTINGTON BEACH IRINI YMR -PARENTSI BR•I YOUR FRIENDSll IRINI YOUR ENTHUSIASMI Help Support lhe mitt• hr Safe Skatelloartllng . . . . co ~ ........... SHOWING Ol DER KIDS HOW IT'S DONE Ch•mp• Steph•nle Ch•pm•n, Julie Han10n • Kid Stuff .Yormisten Win Dance Title MINNEAPOLIS <AP) -Stephanie Chapman, 5, lnd Julie Hanson, 6, didn't expect to compete against jazz dancers twice theill age. But they did, and danced off with the state cham· pionship. Both s uburban Minneapolis girls have studied dancing for more than two years. One day their teacher caught them im- provising a jaz.z dance and encouraged them to develop it. They practiced for months, BUT WHEN THE GIRLS, dressed in pink leotards and white ballet s hoes, arrived at the Minnesota Dance Contest, they found out there was no competition in their age group. That meant they could not dance. "They were troupers," said Stephanie's mother. Jean Chap- m an. "They didn 't fuss or cry. But they came close." CONTEST OFFICIALS DECIDED the girls should be al· lowed to dance fo r the crowd. So they were entered lo the 9 to 13-year-old class. Stepharue and Julie thought it would be fun to dance without worrying. They won over the crowd, completing their routine to the lune of "I'm the Greatest Star" without a mistake, and then won the tiUe. • State Files Suit Four FV Residents Face Fraud Rap F our Fountain Valley resi· dents were named as defendants Thursday in an Orange County Superior Court lawsuit accusing them and the firm in which they are partners of false advertising and fraudulent business prac· tices. The action filed for the state by the district attorney's con- sumer fraud divis ion names Larry Ward Crane and his wife, Patricia Ann, of 9352 Watt Ri~r Ave. and Joe Magdaleno Lopez and his wife, Connie, o{ 16098 Banana St., among seven defen- dants. It is alleged that all seven de- fendants were involved in a lnjore~Man Killed b y Car INDIO (AP) -A Palm Desert .man hurt in a hit-and-run acci- dent was dragged 100 feet and )tilled by another hit·and-run car flS he lay in the road waiting for help, highway patrolmen said. ~ Lee Roy Holder, 38, was )>roadsided and thrown onto the J)avement Wednesday night by a car which sped awa.y, officers said. While a witness chased the car, Holder was run over by another car which also sped away, officers said. system of furniture sales •hicb led the state to inveslieate the Parklane Furniture Manufactur- ing Cp. of Anaheim. The action claims that the firm used advertisin& indicating Ural homeowners in desperate straits were prepared to sell their almost new furniture at much less than the actual cost. · It is alleged that the furniture was shipped from the firm's fac- tory to private homes and was actually being sold to people who responded to the advertise- ments at prices which allowed the firm to make a substantial profit. The defendants are additiooal-1 y accused o! sellin g the furniture without paying sales lax and selling fumiture without required business licenses. The district attorney's office is seeking an Injunction to halt Parklane's a llegedly illegal business practices. The office also Is see.king a fine or $2,500 for each proved violation. Insurance Halted SAN DIEGO <AP) -Maryland Casualty Co. says its coveraie of Balboa Park buildings is beine canceled after the arson destruc- tion or Old Globe Theater and the Aero-Space Museu m. Don Hutson, western vice pr•ident, said the fire insurance will lapse in a week. Parolee's Trial Set In Death ,, A former Huotlniton Beach realdent wbo was on parole from a .tale priaon term ol five years to life when be allegedly killed an Anaheim man bas been or· dered to face trial June 19 in Oranae COunty Superior Court. Judge H. Warren Knight set lhe trial date and pretrial action April 21 for Henry Lopez Sianez, 34, now of Anaheim. He will be tried in Judge Philp E. Schwab's courtroom. Sianez was arrested by Placentia police and sheriff's deputies last Feb. 5 after be allegedly shot and killed Jesus Valerio of Anaheim during a quarrelbetweenthetwomen. Sianez is held lo the county jail with bail denied. He was sentenced to five years to We lo slate prison nine years ago after being found guilty of second degree murder in lhe knifing death or a SS-year-old Huntington Beach widow. It was successfully alleged that be used a knife to inflict multiple wounds on Mrs. Hester Mar kee, l!i08 Olive Ave., Hunt- lngton Beach. Her body, bleed- ing profusely, wu found in a gutter near the Huntington Beach O>untry Club. It was testified that a car driven by Sianez struek: Mrs. Markee's auto and that she drove after him through dimly lit streets. Police said he used his knife to silence her protests. Couple Held On Charges of Bookmaking A Westminster couple who aJ. legedly took in more than $5,000 a week from a betting business that Included the use of catering trucks for soliciting and accept- ing wagers were jailed Thurs- day night by Orange County Sheriffs officers. Deputies said the diiitrict at- torney's office will be asked • day to issue bookmaking com· plaints against James Pope, 50, and his wife, Jelln, 47, both of 13522 Paysen Drive. . Officers said the pair look bets on Santa Anita racing at their home and also used catering lrucks as a cover for what was described as a lucrative street bettln• bualnes11 They utd the Popes will be er. ralgned lo Santa Ana Mwlicipal Court immediately after the ex- JH:Cted complaints are Issued by the district attorney. ,. Three Marines lndretedon Rape Charges T h ree Cam p Pendleton Marines who allegedly kid· napped a lS-year-ol d San Clemente girl on a city street in broad daylight and then raped the victim in an orange grove were indicted on multiple criminal charges Thursday by an Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judge H. War· ren Knight set April 18 for the arraignment of Jose Garcia, 23, Tomas Marroquin, 22, an d Irineo Salinas, 24, all of wbom live in Oceanside. Sao Clemente police arrested the trio In Oceanside after they were Identified as the three men who grabbed the girl from the sidewalk on El Camino Real in San Clemente last March 18. It ls alleged that the trio then drove her to an orange grove near the city of Orange where they raped her and sexually hum iliated her In the back of their car. Police said the arrest of the trio was made possible when the victim was hypnotized ln a sue· cessful bid lo help her re<:aU tht features of her abductors. N Bl All three face cbarps of rape, ature ossoming ~:t::~~:d:l':l.~":.1~'"i~:!°".i charie of sodomy. All three an held in the county jail with bail :Jn Sunday FeatUEe Tsetat$500,ooo. rock Crushes April's sunshine means dry ( J t ennis courts and beautiful SUNDAY'S BEST blooming hHl.aldes htcb ac-. Anaheim. Boy count for two storiH In Sunday's _ _ Daily Pilot. A J.yea.r:.otd Anaheim boy wu BLOSSOMING INTE R EST - lrf ore tban 30 Inch .. o( ralo caused IOfD.e -problems. but it also broutht the Orange Coast a bumper crop of wildtlowen. A .1p eclal feature •b a r es a b ota n lat'a love for and knowledge of Mother Natu~·• • bouquet. ,, killed Tuesday when a trlple- a xle truh lJ'Uck b•cked ov r him u M .i'Ode bJJ· new tralnlns bicytl ln ftilbt oUlls bome. Polle Qld tho truck driver apparenUy did not know the heny mecbloe waa PH•lnl Qftr the bOdY of ltelth Warren Mabon1 .of 20:21 Ban1or Way, Aoahelm, until at least two Oi tbe tn!ck'• w la bad· cr\&sheO tbeto~- corooen ·report dlcated tho youn ter died at tho 1 o( tho 12:5t_.p.m.accident 1Jhl occurred .e.cu,, bom of • Plane Crash oia Ca•pus Firemen hose down the wreckage of a plane alter it crashed on the track field at San Diego Stale University. Four student- aboard, hoping lo "bomb" the campus with marshmallows, were slightly injured. <Story Page AS.) Saline Baby 'Delayed' Therapist Testifies at Dr. Waddill Trim By TOM BARLEY °' ... Delly ...... ltaff A UC Irvine Medical Center thernpiat testified Thursday that a 1-year-old baby brought into the courtroom as proof that a fetus in the womb can survive a saline abortion bas not reached the stage of mental development normal for infants or her age. Analyst Barbara Muller told an Orange County Superior Court jury that she subjected the infant known by the assumed name ot "Margot Hobbs" to a long series of developmental tests at the county hospital. Miss Muller, called by the prosecution as a rebuttal witness in the murder trial or Dr. William Waddill of Huntington Harbour, testified that the child ls "mildly to moderately delayed at this time." She said the baby's reactions to a series of tests ranged from one to three months behind the reactions she would expect from a nor mal infant in that age group. But she refused, under defense questioning, to agree with Dr. Waddlll's lawyers that the baby's lack of progrus is a re- sult o{ brain damage or retarda· tion that could ftave been caused by the saline injected into the 17-year-old mother. The issue of saline abortions Gladiolus Bulbs Owr 12 beauttfully colorful nrletlH to choo~ from. res. U .49 ptr clo~en SALE ,,,. i'RICE "' Eugenia Newport Attr-.ctlw foll11e fM any &.ndsup«. j l;aJ• size, HJ. $10.?9 SALE 'S.99 and the ability to survive the fe t u s-killing procedure employed by Dr. Waddill at Westminster Community Hospital bas become a major factor in a murder trial that is now in its third month. Waddill, 42, is accused or strangling a newborn infant to death in the hospital nursery shortly after be learned that the baby girl bad survived the saline he injected into her 18-year-old mother 12 hours earlier. A prosecution witness has testified that Waddill told him while the defendant was choking the child that the baby could not be allowed to live. He said Waddill told him that the infant must have suffered massive brain damage because of its Immersion in saline and would be little more than a human vegetable if it survived. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton regards that statement as a plea to the jury to recognize that the allegedly murdered child would not have known a meaningful form of life even if Waddill had not choked it to death. He said the testimony or Misa Muller and testimony related to a second saline survivor , "Tif. fany,' • will prove that saline sur- vivors a re not the human ve1etables that Waddill claims they must become. "Even though she <Margot> looked like a cute, bouncy little baby she is actually a fairly re- tarded, brain dama1ed child. isn't she?" defense attorney Malbour Watson asked Miss Muller at one stage of her testimony. "I won't make such a predic· lion at this age and I won't put that kind of label on her;• Miss Muller replied. Margot and her mother were on the witness stand for an hour Wednesday to allow the jury to view the child and judge her re- a c tions wh ile her mother answered questions. The happy infant, outwardly normal, grabbed her mother's ha i r , gig g led into t h e microphone and made several attempts to contribute to her mother's t estim ony while squirming on her lap. Several jurors smiled and one laughed out loud when the infant grabbed Chatterton's pointing finge r while he was placing hospital records before the wit· ness. Judge James K. Turner or· derect a tbt"ee-day weekend break in the trial after Miss Muller concluded her testimony. The trial wtll resume at 9:45 a.m. Monday in Department 30 of Superior Court. Presents Spring Color ,PLAN11NG -~ SALE! 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'" ............. $5.JJ Lecfw'ft a..,, W ...... At HllM HAYIM-YAWY •ADBIS eom!~ ~5tw...,~~~~atart April 8 with Tuberous Begonia. Dahlia, Gtadlo1us and and 9 . other aummet"-flowartng bulbl." ~,..,..w ... 1...a,. Jl2J MIWPOlf l&.Yef. COSTA...SA ~ '464tll ....... ~·., FOUN:TAIN VALLEY SAN ~ OU.GO ~ FWY. ~ EL.l.IS 8 • -. tt420 PO<*HUtsr 111 FOUNTAIN YAWV IHrlf ............. s. Dfltefwy f PHOMI: Ul .. 711 ONM7DAYS .......... VO:.. 71, NO. 97, 4 SECTIONS 46 PAGES WASHINGTON (AP> Pret!dent Carter announced today be will delay production ol neutron warbeadJ ca Wlllc.bS- the SoYl«s to •• restr 1D both conventional and o arms. Tbe president said any future declalon on wb«bei to. pl'()duce the weapons ''will be lnfl~ by the <1e1ree to which the Soviet Union shows restrahtt 1D Not Margaret1 its conventional and nuclear arau pro1ram1 and force deplbyments affectln1 the urit)' cl the United States and Western Eutope." In a White House statement, Carter added that be ordered tbe Defense Department to ~ wll.b modemi%atioo of nuclear warheadl for the Lance missile and ~~h artillery but leave "open t.be option ol i.nstalllni the e.nbanced rediatioo <or neutron> J{oyalF~~y Given LONDON (AP) -The govern· ment gave the royal family a pay raise but left Princess Margaret wondering if abe will benefll ·'If any of tbia increase so. to ber, there will be nattOQwtde outra1e." declared WiUla.m Hamilton, the Laborlte lelislator who bu led a public attack on the 47-year-old prtn. cess for bet Uaiaoo with young socialite Boddy Llewellyn and her alleged shir~ of ro1al respomlbUities. Bat there wu Hui. HainlJton and other memben ot ParB• meat could do about the raile -- -they can debate it but not alter lt. Whether Kar1arft. .reeel,_ l any of it wW dot be btoft,for ahenl . ..,..b, tM dll- trtbutloo amaltl mbera GI royal famil1' la~ bJ W'V· erment mlatattera, and tbe queen'• treuUNr. 'llhe La.bot toverament an- nounced that the mnual royal · l allowance wa bein& railed to ~.29 million, IU percent more I than lut year'• 14•.SS million. The increase ln the ao-called Civil List WU designed to help compellSate for lnfiatlon -nm- nlng at 9.7 percent -and la below the eovemment 'a 10 per- cent anli-inl1atioa ceUinl for or- dinary WOt:ku's' w•1e bike.. Queen Elizabeth II cets the bulk or the -erant, which ~ toward staff coats and the ex- penaes ~ such public duties as attending charity events and opening new bulldinl(s. Five other family members share the Raise rem aiDder. Margaret last year received $101,750. Critics i.Q and out of Parlia· ment say the queen 's tem- 'J)estuous youncer sister should be dropped from the liat because her mucb-publiclzed. affair with the 30-year·old Llewellyn, a brewery beir and would-be pop 11.nger who once told reporters, "I am completely unemploya- ble," is undermining ber royal duties. The couple vacationed toCetbel' °"the private West ln- di•"..LIJUd Of lfustJque tbis yut. Pie111Ns4 Jkrluet ap to ber aect 1D tbe wartn ocean, with palm trees and sun-soaked beacbes ha tile bactcround, ltin'eCI blk ~·th •t home, -~ b wtnler. Tbe ~ ~ lntertist in tbe rel~blp' aliO was l&id to baemb'ariiW~gtbeqUeell,wbo formally is bead ot the .Ml&Ucan Cbureb. Margaret, mother of two, bas been separated fl'9m her busbatld U>rd Snowdon since 1971 .. Buckingham Palace sources tltia week said tbe queen asked Marcaret to end the affair. Then tbe pa1aC"e made it known tbrouetl a well·plaeed news cor· relpondent that Margaret would not retire from public life, meaniD.e she would remaiD en- liUed to taxpayers' cash. Marp.ret was secluded today at Windsor CasUe, recovering from lnfluema. The queen and other family me,mbers alao were ~t tbe castle outside London. ' Don't Let Clouds Mislead; Sun's Due thLs time, Gietzen said. In Costa Mesa, Oranee Coast Collep officials reported receiv- ing .42 lncbes ovemi,ait. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1978 TEN CENTS Neutron Warheads elementa" at some future time. Carter made clear by bis statement that he expects some action on the part of the Ruuiana in response to bis move to defer production of the neutron warheads, thus using the new weapon as a "bargainlnc chip" h1 arms limitation talks. Neutron warheads are designed to kill primarily by use of radiation. The weapons have :~~ ..,~ Hum bee •Park . . * 0.11, "• M-. IW LAh WI KIDS FOUND Search Ant• Bunnies Extorted VERNON TOWNStUP, N.J. (AP) -A croup ol U>en lured 12 women, inchadin& some Playbo1 · 'b~nles, ·• to a rural house, druHed them and forced them to commit sexual acts before a camera, ~n blackmailed them, a prosecutor says. Sussex County Prosecutor George T . Daggett said Thursday that police seized tapinf eq\llpment, 70 videotapes and photographs of people com mitli.ng sexyl acts Tuesday w)~n ·they searched an expensive home the men allegedly used here. He said some of the women bad been \'bunnies" at tbe Playboy resort and hotel in nearby McAfee. He said they were lured to the home wit.ti promises of actina in televi.sioo and public relations productions, then blackmailed ror cash and cars. "The,Y were drurcms women and submittlhe them to all kinds of sexual activity , pbotograpblng them witb a videotape machine and then using the tapes to blackmail them," Dageett said. He said four alleged memben of the rtne were being sougbt (See SEX. Pase AZ) smaller blast and shock effects than traditional nuclear weapons. Military officials say the weapon was designed for use against Soviet tank crews in any Russian invasion of Western Europe. Cril&cs of the weapon have said its limited blast and shock damage would make il more tempting to use, thereby adding to risk of a nuclear war. Children, I Adult Treated Eight Irvine school children and their adult counselor were flown off a peak in the San Jacinto Mountains today where they had spent the night lost and shuddering around a makeshift fire. Two boys and a girl were taken to Hemet Valley HospitaJ by ambulance. Paramedics treated them for smoke inhala- tion <from the fire>. hypothermia <loss of body heat) and general nausea. I The rest hf the group was taken by bus to the hospital for general observation. The cblldreo were nown out in two &r'OUJl.W by a private al~raft. opei-a&or ab~ mcue team£ into the remote wilderness. The d1ildren are students al El Cam'.'ino School, ud raD.p ln •Je from 9 to 12. They we?'9 at· -tendlD• an mt~on campiD,I Pf'Oll'OI atha'tt ldjlltrll4 Tbey were amooa a croup of 15 children and two counselors who set OQt on a day-Jonr bike from their base camp at Humber Park, bound for Skunk Cabbare Meadows. One of the counselors returned early with seven cMldren described as Jess accomplished bikers; the rest, with counselor Bill O'Neill, planned to bike farther up tbe mcnmtain. A search was begun when the group failed to return by 8:30 p.m . Today 50 men rrom Riverside Mountain Res(?ue, and the Sierra Madre and San Diego rescue teams, combed the moun- tain,_ide for O'Neill and the cbUdren, aided by two helicop- ters. Children in the biking party were identified as Keith Hamilton, 9, Tina Tobehn, 12, Rick f{uie, 12, Kenny Hoover, 12, Rachelle Onishi, 11, James Abella, 11, Steven <;aroo, 10, and Tim Rand, 10. • Parents of the cbHdren beard the news of their rescue where they bad gathered this momine at .El Camino School. Carter S81d in his statemeot that the United Stat.a will couult with NATO allies about "appropriate arms control measures to be pursued with the Soviet Union. "We will continue to move ahead with our allles to modernize and strenllhen our military capabilities, both conventional and nudear," Carter said. "We are determined to do whatever is 1 necessary to assure our collective security in the forward defense of Eu.rope." Ca rter·a announcement follows several days or confllclina accounts of his Intentions. He had been reported variously as deciding •tainst production or the weapon, deferring any decision, leaning a1ainst production and reevaluating a decision not to 1 (~e NElfl'BON. Pace .U> Dltfp ............ Wil ...... DIZZY GILLESPIE Pl.A YS HIS KIND OF MUSIC Contemporery Jazz St•ra Shine In Coat• Mff• Qlzzy Treat /mz Great Grabs Audience ·'This must be an auspicious occasion. I'm here." With that tongue-in-cheek in-tro, Dizzy Gillespie, one of the mo:it iQflueoUal names in jazz, kicked off the "big name" .por- tion or the 10th Annual Orange Coast College Jau Festival Thursday night. Diz bad the audience of about 1,000 on his hip durin1 his two- hour set, interchanging bis ever- amaiing born work with stints on the con&a drums. From the be-bop of bis own .. Nltbt In Tunisia .. to the mellqw mutings of "Around Midnight," Die sb()wed why, at 61, he is still consid~red among the 1reat tnampet players in the wo.rld. Backed by young gwtarist- compoeer Robby Jones, veteran drummer Mic:ker Glover-and the amazine electric bass tok>s of Ben Brown, Gillespie weathered earlJ sound probtem.t to get the show in the OCC Auditorium rolllng full steam. by the mid- way point. For all his stature as one of jazz's greats, Gillespie'• show still places a premium on tam. A touch of nervous laughter ran through the crowd as Diz asked, for no apparebt reason, "A.re there any Israelis in the ho~ .. Doo't worry, the Arabs woo't shoot," be advised, before sw\dcing into a tan~ from his lat.est album. "released in um." "Now f know where be got bia name," a woman in tbe au- dience observed. , Dtz•s modified born bu lost none of its luster and the au- dience a.at spellbound <many with eyes C!losed) before break- ing into spontaneous applaUH at. the cldSe of many of his IUU·tilt solo passages. The show contiJJues tonight with an 8 p.m. perfonnaqce &.,- alto SIX m~ Phil Woods and band. TickeU ($4) are available at the OCC Auditorium before (See DIZZY, Pap AZ> I ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS Neutron Warhe·ads elements" at some future Ume. Carter made clear by bis atatement lbat be expects some action on the part of the Ruulans in response to bis move to defer \)l'OductJon of the neutron wubeads, lhua u.sing the new weapon as a .. bargaining cbip" in arms limitaUon tatic.. Neutron war.heads are de.signed to kill primarUy by use of radiation. Tbe weapons have 'two convalescing aea UO'ns check out I Crescent Bay Beach 'lbu:rsday after being released by lif eguarda ~im Stauffer and 1 Dick .fOhnson. Two y.ot. many ae• llOns nursed back to he-..th b1 the ~•«Una I Beach lifeguards, these spoile.d fellows were hesitant to charge ltito the· oceau. Three of the softer sea lions were found sleeping in ta men's restroom early this 1t1.oriling. Toughen up, you guys, yoµ're supposed U> De well. Diam.find . ;Loss. Dollbled .~t ~Found, Then DUappean Again TM me.• with three dlamGDdll set l>orb,,ontally, matched the deacrtptian ol Mias Otto'• rinl· Tbe caller Hlcl tbe Younc -.omaa ~ a eanvas bag, lib a money baa. She tboa&ht t.ba flndier ·ot Ut9 l'IAg pri>bably worked In a ·dowdtown pbarmaey. ' Wh~ Miu Otto went to the poUce at.atioo, •het was told no ring ha<\ been tµrned in for moot&.. ., At the aecond Forest Avenue pharmacy abe visited, looking for tbe young woman her caller bad uld turned in· lhe ,rill a. she (See LOSSES, Pate A%) . D"Qtgged Brmnies . ~ . flse'd, f Or Sex Film ' . . . . VERNON TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP~ -4 (l'OUP'of zoen 1\ared 12 -.Ofb~. '®ludlal Mme Playboy "bunniel," to a rurel Jiquae, . dru11~ them &lld . lofted them to cominft ~ acts before a camera.; tbeb b)a~ tbem. smaller blaat and abock effects tban ttaditjonal nuclear weapons. Mllltary otnclals ••Y lhe weapon wu dulped for use agatnat Soviet tank cnws In &Cly Ru11ian Jnvuloo of Weatern Euro~. Critics or the weaP:Qn have said its limited bla.st and ahock damue would mate it more tempUn1 to use, thereby adding to risk of a ouclur war. Trustees' Reversal So.t By 'sl'BVE MITCHELL OflleDelly .......... Teachers and a sprinkllng of student.a turned out Thursday night to ask Laguna Beach Unlfted School District trustees tp resdnd lettera of dlsmi5aal sent lasl month to '11 lnslr\lctora and specialists. Trustees fielded questions and listened to remarks from many of tbe De&rlf·IO ~torJ lVbo turned out. to prOtilt the ~ action wt month. Tbq-pfOIDJQcl ln• part Carter tald in his statement necessary to a s sure our that tbe Unlted States will collective .security In the conault with NA"TO alUea aboUt forward &tense()( Europe." .. appropriate arms control 'Carter'• announcement measureatobet)U.rluedwllhthe follow& several days oC Soviet lJnJon. contuctlng account• of bls .. We Wilt wntinue to m<we lntent.ioas. He bad been reported •head with o\.fr alltea to variously as deciding against modemlz:e and strengthen our prochiction of the weapon, mill.tary c.apabilitles, both defentn1 any decision, leaniog conventlo~al.. .and nudear.".' a i alns.t prod u c Uon and c.a rte r: LL'1 d'. .. • w c ~ e: reanluatJnl a. decision -um to ~taiinecl to do \VhaQ.y~ li : ~~~. :-:- =+ 4!Lil - by • foUow·up ••1eu~r of ·• fenN .. ~ ~l' U. ~Ci week ., UM \e~:hdJl-·"""··cr•"'"'' s;niia.&J. • TK•t litter lillorms the tD· strqcton ~e1 an tpltltled to • present a defense ot tbeJr ftiinc I · to bearin• otficen ltter W.. month. The ectlon to annoubce poqt·, ble dllJJliaNle ~MQ& lut month ~· eve of a state-mancs.ted Cleadline ff>r nporthllf antidpal·· ed layofb for the follo•ing · Im• Great Grtibs Audience school year. . . The board'a dedskln to sencS . out the potices ,.u baled <m the poasibWty of tbe Jarvi&-Gann tax initiative becoOling a ~allty June&. The board sent ti» nottces to teachers while lt stlll had the op-tion of Hlecting areas to be cut should Jarvis pass, accordinc to district superintendent Dr. RobertSanchla. Sancbis 111id dlstnctt which chose not to notify teacben, specialists pd adminlatr~ that they might be dism~ will'not have that option if the tax iniUaUve 11 approved by Californta ~ But the t.acben confrontlnt truatees Tlnlraday nl&bt Hid U..y ·objected. to being called op- t!ona. "Those who received (dis· mlasal) not.ices ans people -not ju.at names and birina dates Cl'l a Uat,'' said Ann Beck, a 41strtct (SeeTEACllBllS, P~ce .U> ' . "Thla mast be· an auspicious QCC!asioo. l)n·h~." Wlth that CAMicue·in:cbeek . in· tro, Dbzf_ 1~ilJ~pie, one of the most lnfl\lCllUal tvames in jazz, titted off q,e "big name" por- tion of Ute 10th Annual Orange Cl>ast College Jan Festival 1bp~day alSbt- Dls bad ~e A\lditnce of about. 1.,000 OD .his hip during b,is two- bour set, intercbanginf bis ever· am"1.n& botorlc with stints on the c0nga ms. From th& ·bop of his own '"Nicht In Tonlaia" to the m~How mutings of "Around Midnight," Diz ahow,ed why, at 61, be b •till cionslder~d among tile crut trumpet players iii the w.orld. Backed by young euitarist· ~~in ~onight, But. W ~ekend OlitlookDry cotnposer Robby Jorles, Teteren drummer Micker Glover and the ambing electric bass solos of Ben Brown, Gillespie weathered early sound problems· to get the show in the OCC Auditorium rolling full steam by the mid· way point For all bis stature as one of jaiz's greats, Gilleeple's abOw still places a pnunium on fun. 'A · touch of nervous laughter ran throuch the crowd as Diz a.eked. !or no apparent reaaon, "Alt> there-81\Y Israelis io the-house'! "'DQn't *Orry, the Arabs wotr( shoot," he advised, befor~ swtJ\glng intD a ·tune -from bis lal'9at.al.bum. "released in 1133." "Now I know wbere Ale got his name,". a woman in tbe au· dlence observ.ed. DJJ'a modified bbro .bu lmt noqe ()( lta luster ud the atJ· dience Ht spellbound <ma!U' wlth ey~ cl~) before break· inl into apootaneoua applaute at the cl°" of ~aoi of his fuU·Wl aolo pauaps . 1'~e sl)ow conUtlue• toni&ht. . with 41'1 a p.m. ~rforrnaiace b)' alto •ax JJ\&n P.hJl Woods ud band~ 'J'k)t.U (t4} are av.U.'*' at. the ~ Addltorb1m bd~ ~DIZZY, Page AU Weather Partly cloud' wltb t chances of rain .deeteu-lni to 30 percent 'tonipt and near iero Saturday. Lowa tonight bi mid to up. .,.r tOs. HlP. Saturday 85to10. INSIDE TOPA:Y J11 WD.l1AJ1 & ... ..., """ .... Pre cUn1 battlu betw nana Polnt and SaD Ju.,a ca tnmc eGn .. tlon, Su Juan CouDcllm•n .lama 1borDe IW laheted oecm-~ .. poosored Capistrano Valley clrealatlqo plans "unreallstlc. • • .. All ~u·re aoina tO do la crt!l•t• 1' war 1behreen I>ua e.olat and San!t.Juan · Cap~.·· Thorpe tola county officiu and a CC1111Ultct db· cUNtq three allemati ve valley ch-culatloo deUp.a 1buraday. ·•u Golden Lantern lan't t>ut throup then all that traffic Wtll back up and fiush out ;Uirou&b Dana Point and San Juaa:• Thorpe complained. Tbe councilman's concern aprin'-s fro111 the circulation atutly 1 scope. The study pro- posea Jcm~_dndoJacmt Of a HC0Ddar7 toad lyltnl Al>: porUn1 a rnafor b11bway arterial ayst m developtcS ia 1971 Southeut Oranae County ClrcuJatton Study (SEOCCS). "It would c«tatnJy seem a Jot more e.ftectlve to have sqme abort term planning,'• Thorpe Hid. "II the county is not aolnl to build tbrou«b the syatem tbeo they better &ave some abort term pl.ana." Thorpe is concemed that 90Uth county raideotlal development could exceed the h~\~•Y system capability of ban in- creased traffic. And that is a dlsUnct possibiU· ly, Thorpe said, becauae the.. Capistrano Valley traffic circulAUon atud.Y calla for road development by developers who are bulldln1 homes a1ona the proposed hl&bway routes. That means a section of the Street of the Golden Lantern, for example. could remain un· developed unW land adjacent to the strfet,'s proposed route is de- veloped. And that could lead to in- creased traffic with f\O routes opea north of the area, Thorpe said. Thorpe argued that the county should crute abort term plans to aoti~ipate lmp•ct on the valley's system pnor to tho de- velopment of the Htondary •11.tem called for ln the c~ V.iteJ ~uc:b .. · But .Carl Nellon, COUDty mt• ' Tiroommtal Manaaement Agen· cy assistant director of develop. ment told Thorpe tbo study could not dell "1th 6b9r\ tam problems. .. You' re talkint about somethJDg that b t.oond the scope of this thin1," Nelson said. •·we will not be able lo solve all the problem.1 with this study. "You can't have pbued de- velopment until you aet a &eoeral plan." Nelson said the county could aff9rd some road work to cope wilh minor traffic problems. "When you get a small con· aestjon proble~ then the county RAIN ••• •verage ~ 24.1 hlches. said Jolln Vietzen of the Ono&• C4Amty Flood Control m.tnct. Santiaco i>eak has the b1Cbest aven&e ratnfatt1n tbe C!OUDly. · San\a Ana received .a Inches, for a season total of 21.&sincbes, .Up from 8.31 lnches Jut year at 1his lime. Gletain said. Jn Costa Meu, Or&Qp Coast .COUe1e oftlciall reported 1"ffelv- 1nl .42 inches ovemilht for a JSeUOD total of %US lncn9'. • And rain watcher J. Shermaa l>enny Jn Huntlnston Beach measured .38 inches, for a -season sum of 25.63 inches. He said that makes thl• season, even though It tm•t over unUI the end of JuJte, the second ratnlest since he's been tneuur- tni. The l'eeOrd ls held 11y the l940-41 aeaaOJl, wben Denn.}t measured 28 inches or rain. cu como tbrOUlh wltb a link to belp the sSluatloa," he said. But Thorpe lnslsted county of. tlct•l• at.ulcS eon.alder buildln• Street of the Golden L .. ter9 .. ttir~nilh to • pfopostd • tlo4 w1tb an ext~ ol lunlpero Serra Road. That, he said, would •llevlate • trafOc filtertnc throb&h Dana Point and Sao Juan. ''There•a not that ktnd of rnaney in the western Uillted Sta tea," Nellc>n a.bot bAc~ "The pi1t Is past bd J di:iQ 't thlnk there will be another J)looeerinc blghway like Crowo Valley ParkwQ. Coancy olficiall plan one more public woruhop/diacuufon on lbe propoeed Capiatrano Valley clrcu.Lat.ion system. ...._ That workshop will lake place MQ 16 at 7:30 p.m. In the Marco Forster Junior Hi&b School cat.torium 25801 Camino Del Av~ in San .Juan Caplltrano. At the 1tudy'1 conclu1lon. county officials will recommend one of the three altonaatJve pips be tncluded ln the muter .. plan of bJgbwaya, which ta a roadmap of secondary hllbwaY development IA t.bo C•pJatraoo Valley. ~ Fmal Bites7- Slated~or'" · · -- Mona Lyttle 11e·morlal servlcu are scheduled Saturday tor Mona Elizabeth Lyttle. • ll~year Lacuna Beach resident who died Wednesday at tHe aie of ea. Mrs. Lyttle and ber lrulband Ted, a retired craftsman, lived for three decades in the Art Coleoy. according to her daughtu, Penny Parklnson. also of Lacuna "Beach. The couple, who were active In Catbollc Church activities, reared five children durin& tM1r yeaninLqunaBeach. Last. July tb.• LJ:tttes eele~atecl tbelr $)tb wedding amaiverdey. 1bq. 11Ytl'fm::3 Treuure JaT.imd; S6uth Mrs. Lyttle was active ln de- llveriJ\i "Meala on Wheels," to 1nvallcb ~older ~ta. and left ••many, maQ1 ~.:'her daughter aald. Besides her luDhand, Mrs. Lyttle is survived by daughters Nancy Hoyt, Corona del Mar: Patricia Ulber, Ca11>interia; Penny Parkiuon, Laguna Beach and Pamela Carver. Waabingtoo. Mrs. Lyttle also leaves a son. Ted Lyttle ol Capistrano Beach; a sister, Virginia Sherwood of Manhattan Beach; a brother. Tom SiJvertborne. San Fran· ciaco; and 12 ifBDdchlldren. A memorial ma11 wtu be eelebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Cathertae•a Catbollc Cbvch ln Lqana Beaeb. Burial a aoa wUl follow. nt.A GO, "Fla. -... 1iml ltiiOll IUld ll wtte, Pat, con· t1n tWr &at vacatJon trip •Ince Nixon resicned aa chief executive by 1peodln1 'Ibunday at an excluatve rcaort 1A the Florida Keya. The NlXOllS new to Key Larco on Wednesda;, att.r OpeAdlnt Uaree daJS Ob-llie- troplul Bab•ll'U bland of Grand Cay, where the1 helped celebrate t.be S6tb birthday of a longtime , frieod, RobP.rt Abplanalp. A spoteauum sald tbe Nix· ' oos would 1tay tn Key Lar10 va111 tod.a1 o.r Sal.Ur· day. At bcith Grlltd c~ and lCey Largo, the N1x0lls were escorted by Abplanalp and another milUooaire fri~ Charles ·Bebe" Rebozo. ~ ..... PllfleA1 WSSES ••• found her. The woman con· firmed that she bad turned the ring ln to the police department on Jan. 28 at .about 1 p. m. The young woman said she would contact police. When she identified herself as the person who bad turned in a lost diamond rlng on Jan •. 28, a police invuttgation was Jaunc~discover what had becom,:tof v able ring. PoJice · ef J Sparks told thft 1.aguoa Bea City Council this week that ring ''pre- S\l.O'lably ended up e truh." Police Explorer uts were being trained at the police de- partment's front desk on Jan. 26. Sparks said •. The scouts were carefully sapervised by a police wajcb commander. Just before tbe ring was turned in, however, a woman came into the statioa to report a stghtytg of a body along Laguna Canyon The wat '~mmaoder's at- tention w tdiverted to the "dead bodY' report at the time the ring was turned in. Ao Ex-· plorer scout accepted the ring and asked a dispatcher what to do with it. He w.u told to put the rin1 ln an envelope and lay it on a filing cabinet. The dispatcher, busy wilh emereency clis~tchea, toreot about the rtDt. the.. Exploters vent home a1l4 the mg dJSap. peared. .. An Item u smaD as a ring could easily have fallen to the floor ar mded up in the dally trash," Spara said. "This de- partment handles thousands of items of property each year without incident. However, in thls case, Miss Otto's $600 rihg was lost by city personnel.'' Sparlll said the watch com· mander on duty Jan. 28 showed poor judgment in aasiping un· trained ecouta to reception desk duties without proper supervision. The dispatcher also failed to~ proper procedures for processlng found property, heaaid. "Dlsclpllnary action bu been taken apinst both employees for these violaUons of our writ- ten pollq," the police chief . said. ~ .... 4 --'l'~PMleAl ... TEACHERS PROTEST. science teacher •ho received one of the '71 ldters • Ray Gillespie, president of the Laguna Beach Unified Faculty Association CLABUFA) taid cuts In June ••wm sev~rely dam~e the educational pro- gram in the diatriet to the point t11at quality public education will po longer exiat in Lacuna Beacti." · · 11e warned that some teachers who , did not receive notices, 1'have ataced they cannot and wtll not teach next year if half the district's teacbio1 •tall ls fired.'' • • •• --- till Innoeent~ I J Fraud Charged lnEkction MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Opponents of President Ferdinmd E. Murcos claimed widespread intimidation of voters and election fraud In the capital today u V()tlbl be1ao in the country•a first National Assembly elections ln 5y, years. Lorenzo Tanada, a former senator who or1anhed tbe opposition c~ ill MIDlla, filed a complaint with the election commission charging that Nemesio Yabut, mayor of the fashionable Manila suburb of Makati, had arrested an opposition leader. The complaint also alleged that 100 opposition poll-watchers had been picked up and their whereabouts were not known. Yabut denied the charges. Frot11PageAl DIZZY ••• • Planners OK San Clemente A land use change, permitting development of a commercial· ind~trial park on 380 acres of San Clemente ranchland, was approved this week by the city's planning commission. The proposed industrial park woufd be located at the intersec· tion of the Forster, Reeves and Visbeek Ranches, abopt haH a mile inland of tbe San Diego Freeway and north of A venida Pico. Commissioners voted 4·0 in ·favor of the land use change from .. open space" to "general industrial," wilh Commi.ssioo~ James Cb.ale abetaininf. The proposed land use change will go before the City Council on April lt, with ijie plannilg commiaaion's recommendatilb for approval. The council is re- quired to set a public bearing1b the change before votln& on it:- KNOW THE COST DON'T BUY CARPETING WITHOUT GETTING A OMPLETE PRICE BEFOREHAND. A PRICE PER YARD IS ADEQUATE , BECAUSE THE YARDAGE CAN BE SFIGURED OR ERRONEOUS. ' WE HAVE TALKED TO PEOPLE RECENTLY WHO BOUGHT CARPETING FROM A STORE WHICH DID NOT PRE-MEASURE HOUSES. THE INSTALLERS WERE ASSIGNED THE JOB OF FIGURING YARDAGE ANO TOTAL COST. UNTIL THE CARPETING WAS CUT UP ANO INSTALLED, THE CUSTOMER WAS IN THE DARK. THEN lTWAS TOOLATEI AT ALDEN'S WE MEASURE YOUR HOUSE ANO GIVE YOU AN EXACT COST BEFaORE WE WRITE \JP A CONTRACT AND INSTALL THE JOB. 00N1" BUY JN THE DARK! ·' W A.SmNGTON <AP) -1'tie neuttoii warhead ls desicned to stop onrushinc·Sovlet tanb bY alcbnlns and klllln• thelr crews with sbaft.s ol tatense nd.iaUan. The warbNd would differ from older tactieal nuclear weapons by limiting the are* 1D wbicb Jlupian lUe and bullcilnp would be In- cinerated and shattered by bliit and beat from the nuclear ex- plotloo. . ' .. PaF.SD>ENT COTE& ANNOUNCED TODAY be will delay productJoa of oeutroo warlaeadl and watch for the .SOvteta to abow restraint in both conventional and nuclnr arms. The nuclear sclentlats who conceived the "enhanced radia· tion'' ~ "arbead intended it to s~rve as a weapon that wouid equalize the disparity between NATO armor and anti-tank fire • * * * * * * ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA power and tbe heavy forces of Sov1~s. ' Current NATO esUmatea pla.Ee the Soviet tank numerical ad· vaotase overt.he western allies a'-about 3-1. THE FEATURE OF TbE NEllTRON warhead that. appealed to many U.S. pla.nners was Its llmltpd ldllln1 ran1e which they felt, would spare clvUian lives and towns on the perlpbery of ibe im- mediate batUetleld in Europe while acbievlng the mllltary purpose of destroyins the attacklnc taQk force. But it wu thJs limitation of what is called "collateral damace" that aroused some of tbe stroneest opposition. Critics areued that the Jess widespread damace caused by the neutron warhead would mue tt easier for nuclear powers to use tbe weapon without worrytne about catastrophic civilian caaualties. • • * * Asking Soviet Restraint WASHINGTON (AP ) - President Carter announced today be will del~~productlon ol neutron warheads and watch for the Soviets to show restraint in both conventional and nuclear arms. The president said any future decision on whether to produce the weapons "will be influenced by the degree to which the Soviet Union shows restraint in its conventional and nuclear arms programs and force deplbyments affecUng the Jecurjty Qf tbe United States and w eat.em £urope." ln a Wbi\e PQU!1e state~ Cert r~ U\al ... •rdere4 the DefenM Department to J>~ wi~b ~tion ol nuclear war for the Lance mllllle an1! ~iii~ artiller)trtl>Mt~1Je•ve ''ope .-~-,,~·~ en&~:ndlatWl (or~) ,ele,gieota•• at aome f\Jtpre time. Carter m•de clear by his statement ~t be expect& some action on the P•~t of tbe Rain Tonight,· t But Weekend , I Outlook ney GOO. !Jtown Signs 1ie'1,c9n . Bay Bill ·Russians in response to bis move to defer pl'.O<tucUon of the neutron warheads. tbua uslng the new weapon aa a "hargalniog chip" in arms lim i tat.ion talks. Neutron warheads are desiped to kill primuily by use of radiation. Tbe weapons have smaller blast and al¥>ck effects than traditional nueJear weapons. Military officials aay BJ JACKIE HfllAN °'*~,..,..._ I. ~epticat Orange Coast real• ••ta may have their doubta, ~ tbe National Weather Sen'lce Sa forecasting no rain tbl• weekend, except for scattered abowera~t. Tbe forecast. calls for a 301)11"~ cent chance of 1ain this eveninf with partly cloudy a~es an:l &o)sty ·..mids on Saturday. Tbe outlook for Sunday dirou1b Tuesday is fair. Bf IOi\NNBBBYNOLDS ........ ~ ... OoY. Edmund Brown JrL has stcned UM »ealled Beacoa BQ bi~ . The blU bj Assmblyman Ron Cordon. !).!:! Toro. clears the way !or Ute Clty ot Newport Beach to reneaotlate tb,e lease on the" 19-acre bayfront tract across from Balboa Islmd. The present lease expires ln nine yeua. The blt1 'Wal needed because part Of the 12-home Beacon Bay Tempera1ur.eS aboWd be. In tbe mid .... tmitbt ucl tbe IDkMOa on SaturdQ', a weather aenice apoteamaaaald. . ~•IW'anrt n 0 u 'tbul'Jday n1abt'• bea!1 rain-l. ·~«....-~ C '. fall dumped more debrla oa . Paclflc c.o.at Wgbway In San 1r7. -I...-I"' -i Clemente. One lane bas rt-•· W0,-,rer8 '-7e (See BAIN, Pap AZ> Final, Brief . Nearly ISO p'oll workers (See-NEVT&ON., Pa1e A2) Forum Held lnfonnally In Newport lntermlUeotly heavy rains and a planning commission meeting held at the same ume apparently combined to keep people away from a Newport Beach City Council c•ndldat.' forum Thursday niabt. Instead of m.akhie a presenta- tion, candidates chatted ln· formally with tbe few voters who turned up and with each other at the forum, IPoftSOred by the Balboa Improvement As- sociation at one member's Udo late home. Forpm,s had ))etl1 acheduled several niahta in a row aa eleo· tf,on day, April 11, nears. "You can Just aay the can- didates had a niee evenlq ol aoclalizlng, which they badly needed," laid Ol1e candidate. , .. Thus, the critics s aid, $Ucha weapon wo~"make nuclear WJr- in the European batUefield more "thinkable." · - THJ.S VIEW IS DISPUTED BY Def~ Secretary Harold Brown, Gen. Alexander Haig, NATO commander ln Europe and others who lnslsted that the weapon would not "lower the nuclear war threshold. u On the contrary, HaJg contended that ~ neutron wame.ad would make the Russians ~e before attack.liii. and that tb1s would make nuclear war less likely. Carter's decision to set aside thtt ne~ron warhead leaves NATO forces with older and clumsier tactleal nuelear weapons which would spread destruction in a wtder radius tban the neutran <See WARHEtD CUTBACK. Pa•e AJ) * * * • * • .,..., ..... """' .., .... ,. . .,.. DIZZY GJLLESPIE Pl.A VS HIS KIND OF MUSIC CbMempotllry Jazz are Shfn• In Co1ta MeH '" . .~z~Tr~at Ja:sz · Great Grabs Audienee ••This must be an ausplciou.s · still places a premium on fan. A. occasion. I'm here." touch of n.e~ous laughter ran With' that toqgue.-in-cbeek in-through the crowd as Diz asked. tro, Diz!f Gillespie., one of ~ for no apparent reason, "Ate moat influent\al names in jaza, there any ~taeija in tb4l house? kicked off the "big name" por-"Don'tworry, theAl'absW01ft lion of the loth Annual Otange ~hoot/' be advised. before Coast College Jazz Festival swincm~· to a tuott frolJl his Thursd!Q' night. latest ''relea!led bt ~ ... Dii 'bad the auttience of about .. Now know •tier~ ~ aot hi( ~000 oo his )Up dw'ln1 bis two-!lall\e.'' a. woman ii\ ~e a,. bout' set, lnl4'tdwlltinl fill ever· dience observed. • • ~ • amazing bom work with stint& . Du's modUI~ horn bas tOS£ on the conga drums. . none ot ft.a luster and tbe ..,. .. From the be-bop of his own dience sat apellbourut cm~ ''NlgM 1p Tuuiela" to tbe with eyai"cloied) befO!'e ~· mellow mutlnas ol ••Around Inc into 1p00~ applau.. a( Mldnifht." Diz abowed why, at the c1oH ol many of b1a full~ 61, he tJ stHl considered a~g solo pusa~. the creat trumpet players in the The Ibo"!' contlnuu tont~t. world. · with JJl 8 p.m. perform~~ ·Backed by 1oun1 aultariat· alto Hlf: man Pbil Woods anc:l composer Rpbby )ones, veteran band. Tickets ($ii) are available druiumm-}4ic~er Glover a.nd the at. the OCC Auditorium before, aiuaiiq eleotric baas solos of (See DIZZY., Pap.AZ> Ben Brown; Gillespie weatbe.red early sound probleJ:98 tq c.i the show pi tb.e OCC Audltorhnn rollini full ateam by tbe mid- WflY pol,nt. For ~ bf~ stature as one ~ ja11"• ~ab, GUlespie's show • . ~ .. NB Council To Study Pollution Bay pollution compounded by this year's rains wiU come under the acrutin.Y oC Newport Beach City Council members .Monday afternoon. Marine consultant Ted Gillanwaters will discuss the quality Q( waler in Newport Ba1 and bow it might be improved durlnc a City Council study session. Tbe bay nrve-..s as the drainage polnt for more than 100,000 acres of land between the Santa Ana Mountains and the sea. Last month, Jake Mynderse, director of general services for tbe city, told' eouncllmen bis crews bad 'hauled off more than 530 tons of stonn-bome debris that washed up on ocean and bay beaches. A city tpokesma.Q said today that fi,ure bas Jncreued beca\llle ol subsequent s'°rma• but no fltureS were available. ln addition to the beach cleanup problems, city olflclals recently learned that the county waa cutting back on Its efforts to clean debris from the waters ot the lower b~. Those efforts have been divided into two separate projects. One involves a boat, operated by the county Harbor Depart- ment, which skims debm noat- inc ln channels of theJower bay. The other involves a private contractor paid jointly by the county and city to clean debris around docb ud marinu. The Scooper boat effort wu d.iacontlnued lut month after COun&f olflclall aald ttter felt it wu a-dqplleatkln al Ule-pdva&e coatraetor'I work. Effort. to get the county to re- nme use of the Scooper ,,m be cUacusaecl "t the 2:30 p.m, medo iog Monday. Members of the Kuhle Division of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Corpmerce have slated a breakfast session Wednesday to whlcb county of. flcials have been invited to dit- cuss the clean up problem. F,...P~Al BEACON ••• He said a parcel near University Drive and Irvine A venue, which could be turned into a parking lot for access to the preserve's trail system, is the most likely choice. Meanwhile, the new law will enable the City Council to belin the renerotiatioo process. The city-owned land was leased ln 1927 by Joseph Bet!k.. whose heirs still hold the master lease. The subdivided Jots were then subleased to individual homeownet'9 whe pay the Beek fa m tly $386 a year for watel'f,l"OOt i.t. 8Dd $100 a year fQr interior lots. The city's income f.roM the Beet tamily currently totals about $21,300 a year. W)'DD said be expects tbe City Council will appoint • commit-tee to beJln workiq •lUl tbo Beeks and bomeownen to de- clde a eoune of action for the leue~ ~Surgeon's . C~ Suit Asks $30 Million A Newport Beach llll'teon who claims be wu slandered and de- famed on the \elev1*o Pl'OIHID .. 60 M.inut.." bas aQed CBS and three particlpanta ln the pro- gr •m for 130· mlllloa ln clam•,•· . Dr. John Ronald Bro"'11...a a ptutle! surieabt. "fdlditlftll um Rather, Morlef Sat.-and lllbl Wallace ~ eo-defendan&l ID bl• Oruc• COuot.ir $1lperior Courtlai'!':Jtt ,_, I ~ • The p ~l.JllDS yaa slandered dwinl a ••eo Mtiautes'~ prolt'am on Aprll 1. U'tl. wblch waa de~ to t>lutlc auraeons who specialize In breast ex-pansion and corredioa, face lifts and transsexual operations. efS t dLID.ceUor, faces a pre- Umlbary beartng on 10 counts ol felony erand theft. Younf conllrmed to reporters that t~ &lAt.e la tnqulrmg · Into the rental ol a beachfron.i·bome in Newport ~eh fOll tilt tlte in i-.1rto, hts im trip t~ aatuu and his RPi'Oval of• $10,000 ex- pense attoUnt tei~buraemetlt to Harold M. Williama, former dean of the UCLA Graduate Scbool ot Management and cur· rent chairman of the SecurlUes and Exc}lange Commlaslon. State fnvesUaators allo an,... portedly cbecldn• into several trips to Hawail by Younc and bia family and hla $4,800 m•m· bersbip ln the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Newport Beach. Young saJd he accepted use of the Newport Beacb summer home aft.er Bowman told him the rental b11d been paJd by an anonymous friend or the uni- versily who fell "the UCLA chancellor ought to have a place to get away to .. " He said he found oul Ule UCLA FoundatiaQ had paid the rent.al only when details of tbe Bowman hlve1ti•atJ011 were made public. Young described the TahiU trip, for which the foundation paid bis and bis wife's expenses, as ••a very expensive promo- tional campalp" to encourage UCLA alumbl to join the sponsored South Pacific tour. The chancellor termed .. perfecUy proper'' tbe founda· lion's payment of the yacht club fee. In any case, he added, he sold bis membership later at a profit and gave the entire amount to the foundation. Ero.a Page AI NEUTRON. • the weapon was designed for use against Soviet tank crews in any Russian invasion of Western Europe. Crltlca of the weapon have said its limited blast and shock damage would make it more tempting to use, thereby adding to risk of a nuclear war • Carter eaid 1n b1a statement that tbe United States will consult with NATO awes about ·'•appropriate «rms •011tr<>l mea.sures to be parauecl witla tbo Soviet Union. uw e will contlllue to move ahead wltb our alUea to model"DllO lnc,l atiuatlleu Cl\ll' ni\Utary capabilltlea, both conventional and buclear, •• Carter aald. ••we are determl..oed to do whatever is necessary to assure our collective security in the forward defense of Europe." Branch Files Bid To End Legg Claim Carter's announcement follows several days of conflicting accounts of bis lnteDUoos. He had been reported variously as deciding against production of the weapon. deferring any declaioo, leaning against production and hffaluat:lng a declalon not to produce. But today Ca!Ur resolved the conflicts by sayingt .. I bave decided to defer prOclucUon of weal>ons with enhanced radiaUon effects. One of alx caadidates for the office of Orange County clerk (i,ok legal act.ion Thursday to halt what he claims is an oppo- 1) en t' a attempt to mislead voters. Acting County Recorder Lee Branch asb in bis Superior eourt lawsuit that the county reg· iStrar·ot YOtera be asted '1D pre.. vent candidate Truman Trowbridae Leae of Newport hach from ldelltltyinl himself a • .. co u n t y c l e r k·· • d • t)Unistratl:r." A beartnc into Branch's ap- pllcatioo for a restralnin& order fiaa been acbeduled fo» Wedna· day. LegJ, a systems analyst in the ciounly ~lerk's offtc~. bas tM en- dorsement of outeoinc County Clerk William E. St John who says be Te&ll'da his aide as the office admintisrator. Branch will be listed as auiJs.. DAILY PILOT -...... ............ _......_ ,,. ..... c.rirf .,,..,,...... ... 0.-_...._ ftlottM ..... e.... ~::=:;-- -. ........ -... ............ ---....-.--- • ... tant county NeOl'der an the Ja ballot. His recent bid to have bis ballot description altered to read .. county recorder" wu rejected by the registrar ol Taters. .Bra-ich has been actlnc as eouuty recorder aince tbe retire- ment laat month of J. W1lq Carey le. .. Tbe ultimate decision regarding the incorporation of enhanced radia.UOll futures into our modernised. battlefield weapons will be made later ... "* * -* r .... r.,,eAl WARHEAD CUTBACK. • • warhead. IN A TYPICAL 8CENAJUO ctt.eusaed by mllltary plunenr, l\USSlan tanka •"•ckin• Into West Germany would be challenged Ont by conveoliooal btgb explosive weapons such *" the Armv TOWmiSaJ.leandotherweaponsftredfromcannonsandaui>l&nes. II the Russian drive waa not slowed or halted before penetrat· ing deeply lbto West Germany, the decisioo on wbetber to use tac· Ucal nuclear weapons would then confront &be U.S. prealdonl and otber top leaden or the alliance. Asauminf a c~abead for uslns t.be neutron warhead, Anny Luce nm.uee and a.inch bowil2era would fire the wartieads from poaiticm rantlngfrom 10 t~ BG mil• beck ol the fl'oat line • Wltbln ~ds. small, bright bursts would appear over the Ruulan tank formations. ACCORDING TO NUCLEAt WEA.PONS apecialilta, an enhanced radiatkJa warhead oC one kiloton, the equtvalent of 1,000 tons of TNT, would proddce the same radiation damaae to a tank crew as a 10 kiloton warhead of the older variety. • Tann wilhio a few hundred yards of the buratl would be over- turned and 11\atlered. But, tbe l.tbal damace to other advuclnf Soviet tub fatt.Mr out 1f0Ulct come from pullet of neutrons which would penetrate the thick steel armor of their vebicle11. , · The killlnc ranee of the neutron warhead reaches out •bout rour-fitlba.P. • mile, .ath lbe lntenslto)' of the e«ecis decreulni Crom the ceirtu. TANK cans CAl7GDT WlhllN' about two-~ ol a mUo of Ute bunt WOQJd probabl)-ablorb abOut'UOO radl a IUUIW'e of dolafe, and, aeeoc'dia1 to a.e experta, wOUld di .tWD minutes. The &ovlll .,. WOQJ4 auffi fatal daQla to CMlt bra.IU ud n ii-I~ and r tanb would torn• to a llalt. ()tbej tml;c-rift fai'tMi' trom the c:nt.er -..ould Jut Jo1>or. Experts hno that P9l"ODI ablotblq about 6$0 nads tt tbout (our-fifths Of• ~a weepcm burit "®ld fall slc~ Wltbln an bour or tn and \llUlbti to f\mcUon. Guarding the ,.ole Frank M. White is one of the private security guards who have ~n keeplna a 24-hour·a·day watch ove( the washout that forced the closing of halt of San Miguel Road below Newport Beach's Big Canyon Reservoir about two months ago. His job is to keep curiQJJS and adventuresome res- ldents away from the washout, which la ,.,. now belng re~red by a Whlttier con· · struction firm. Jt' is the same firm that ift .. stalled the storm drain around which the rain-caused erosion bas occurred. The construction firm is footing the bill for the repairs and the seeurity guards. Irvine Kids Rescue·d ~ ~ . . .. : 8 Students, Co11nse)or Found on Mountain .. # • • t Ei&ht Irvine school children tl on (from t be fl re), early wlth seven ehUdre11 and their adult counselor were bnotbermla (lou of bodJ beat) described as leaa accampllabed flown off a peak in the Su and aeneralnausea. blketa; the nst, wlth counselor. Jacinto Mountains today where The re1t of the group was BUl O'Neill. olanned to blko they had spent the nlpt lost and taken by bus tQ the hospital for farther UJ> the mountain. shuddering ar.ound a makeshift seneral obaef'vation. A aeardl waa bepn Wbeo·the fire. The children were nown out ln eroup ·failed to return by 8:30 Two boys and a girl were two groups by a private aircraft p.m . taken to Hemet Valley Hospital operator shuttling rescue team.a Today 50 men from Rlvenslde by ambulance. Paramedics into tbe remote wildei:ness. · Mounlain Rescue, and the Sferra treated them for smoke inhala· the children are students al Madre and San Diego teacue F,...PageAl RAIN ••• mallled clcsed due tO mudalides d~ iq::eviops atonqs, officlala ~aid~. Tbe most nlnfall br Ol"l!lle Count1 ovvnlpt was measured at the Moulton Niiuel Treat· ment =ill i..auoa Niguel. •Wbli: \Jed .'J'I tacbe9. 'fhe .ae ll lo 4Jfe Gell&U Jf.18 inc , ''11> ft'om 8.02 inches at this time laat year. • Santiago Peak on Saddle~ck Mountain received .70 inches for: ·a season total of 67.90 inches, almost triple its season-to-date average of 24.8 inches. said John Gietzen of the Oraoge County Flood Cclotrol District. Santiago Peat has the highest average rainfall in the county. Santa Ana received .82 inches. for a season total of rl.85 inches, up from 8.38 inches lut year at this time, Gietzen said. · In Costa Mesa, Oran1a Coast" Colleee o!flclala reported receiv- ing ."2 Inches ove.migbt for a seuon total of Zl.33 inobes. And rain watcher J . Sherman Denny 1D Huntiocton Beach measured .38 inches, for a season aum of 25.51 inches. He said that makes this season, even though it lsn't over until the end of June. tbe second rainiest sblce be's been measur- ing. TM record ia beld by the 1940·41 season, when Denny JDeuured 28 inches of rain. El Camino School, and ranee in '~ams combed the mouh· age f~m 9 to 12. They were al-tainaide IOT O'NeUl and the tendlnf an 1\l&ersessioo campinc· children, a1ded b.f two htllcop. program at Camp Maruatha at ters. Ictyllwild. . Children in the hlldna ~. They were amont a IJ'OUP of ~ere ldenUUed •• IC•Hfl u children and. two coUnselon .Hamtttca, 9, ~ Tobdul. !; who set out ·Oil a c!Q·lcel bib Rick Jluie, U, Xe.DQYHOOver, D from t~fl'I'" bate camp at Rachelle. O.blnt. ~1 -Jam a ...._. v.Af• boub4 ror Slft1Dt Abella,~ Steven 'to .... C~;M~ ~.. T!ih'llliiidf'lO.O"'• _, r t9Y"Y • One of Ole coumelors retumecl PU«lts of tbe cblldrtn beard ELECTION •• cum bent Lucille Kuehn. In addition to these active can. didates, there are three can- didates who have dropped out of the race, but whose n.ames Will appear on the ballot. They are La Verne de la Cie"a ln the First Diatrict. Paul Caldwell in the Thlrd Distrlct and William Dobr in the Sixth Dlttrict. City Clerk Doris Geor1e, who handled this monUnl'• bdefing, said '°,562oltbe clty'a ~.OOOresi· dents are eJ.ilible to vote this year. She said 3$$ residents have taken out absentee ballots. Mrs. G«>r1e said tbe punch card balle>ts wW be counted at eacb of the polling places at the close Of votin1 pours and the totals will be tabulated ln the lobby Qt c.lly hall. Residents Interested ln learn· tnc the resulls oan get them by phone at 640-2110. 640·2151. &e0-2152 or '40-Z.1.S3. the news ol 1beir reec:ue ~ tbeJ bad calhered tb1a mon11Dil at El CaminoSthoiot! ••i• --,11 1• l \ ~. ,,.,,. PGge Al DIZZY ••• the •bow. Saturday's caper eets under way at 7 p.m. when awards will' be presented to the lop stu~nt jazz bands ta.king part in week- long clinics under the auidance of th& Pl"Oll· The lbad Jones· Mel Lewis big band wifl bring things to a close with an 8 p.m. performance · Sal\lrday. Tickets are still available. Mission May End ~ PASADENA (.\~) -Alter loggia& 288 million miles tow.,-d Julriter and Saturn, vo,.eer :a bu Jost its capacity to receive radio silCIUlls from Earth. KNOW THE COST DON'T BUY CARPETING WITHOUT GETTING A COMPLETE PRICE BEFOREHAND. A PRICE PER YARD IS INADEQUATE, BECAUSE THE YARDAGE CAN BE MISFIGURED OR ERRONEOUS. WE HAVE TALKED TO PEOPLE .RECENTLY WHO BOUGHT CARPETING FROM A STORE WHICH DID NOT PRE-MEASURE HOUSES. THE INSTALLERS WERE ASSIGNED THE JOB OF FIGURING VAR.DAGE AND TOTAL COST. UNTIL THE '- CARPETING WAS CUT UP AND INSTALLED, THE CUSTOMER WAS IN THE DARK. THEN IT WAS TOO LA TEI AT ALDEN'S WE MEASURE YOUR HOUSE AND GIVE YOU AN EXACT COST BEFORE WE WRITE UP A CONTRACT AND INSTALL THE JOB. DON'T BUY IN THE OARKl ' •power and tHe heavy forces of Soviet tanll. Current NATO estimates place the Soviet tank numerical ad· vantage over the ~tem allies at about 3·1. ' I Don't Let :eloUds ' . . Once 'Dead' Woman Gasps Back to Life .. MiSlead;:s;.'s Due t , ' t Tbe most rainfall in Orange REDDING <APl -A 38·year· county <>vernight was measured old woman who was pTonounced al ·the Moulton Niguel Treat, dead, t6eQ shoeted coroners nient ,Pla,ut iD LaiUDa Niguel, when sbe r.sped for breath in which received .71 incbes. The the county morgue, was in season total to date there is 29'.llS critical condition in a deep inches, up from 8.02 inches at coma. this time last year. ''Her chances at the time she Santi.qo Peak on Saddleback was admitted were very dismal, Mountain received . 70 inches for but we do have some fair bbpes a seaeoo total of 67.90 inches, now, although sb~ has a long almost triole its season-to-date way to go," Dr. James !ll(annion, average ol 24.8 inches, said .lobn her pbyslclao, said Thursday at Gietzen of the Orange County Shasta General Hospital. Flood Cootrol District. Sanliaeo M annlon said that wben Peat bas the bipest avera1e Ginger Regus was broutflt to the rainfall in tbe county. hospital's intensive care unit Santa Ana recei•ed .82 iocbes, about 11 a.m. Wednesday, ~r for a season total of 27.85 lnctte., body temperature was a "highly up from 8.38 inches last year at abnormal" 80 degl'ee$. tbia tirqe, Gietzen a.aid. • · The OOl.lllly COfooer said sbe lo Cost.-Mesa, Oran1e Coast had apparently attempted College aftldall reported reeeiv· autclde. ing ... u lnc.bes ovemiaht for a She arrived at the hospital season totaS of 27.33 lncbes. about an hour after a construe· * * * lion worker found her cold, still body.lytpa in brush about 40 feet ·from her car, Which was stuck ln mud outside Redding, about 200 .inllea north Qf San Francisco. Shasta County Coroner Joe Kohn pronoun~ed her de•d about 30 minutes after she was fooad. "Her eyes ft1'1! flxt'd and dila . ed. 'l'bm! wu no ~piration, no pulse1 no DiXldas. Several ot!*r 1*>01• euminw bet as well and ~ CSeeALIVE, Pase AJ) Asking Soviet Restraint W A.SHINGTON <AP> - President Carter announced today be will delay production of neutron warheads and watch for the Soviets to show restraint ln both conventional and nuclear arms. ' The president said any future decision on whether to produce the weapons "will be influenced by the degree to which the Soviet Union shows restraint ln its conventional and nuclear arms progcams and force deplbyments affecting the security of the United States and Western Europe." 11> ~ WNt~ .. J;I~ ata~~t. Carter a&W llia~ be orae~ t.lfe Defense Depattmeat to proceed with modemi%8Uon of nuclear warheads for the La.nee mlsaile · and 8·i.nch artillery but leave "open tbe opUoa Ol inatallin.I the enllan~ radl.._ (or neutron) element.I" at Mme r•ure ti~ Carter made clear by b1s statement that be eJq>eCta some action on the parl or the Russians in response to his move to defer production or the neutron warheads, thus using the new weapon as a "bargainine chip" In arms limitation telu . Neutron warheads are destgned to kill primarily by use of radiation. The weapons have smaller blast and shock effects than traditional DUClear weapons. Military officials say the weapon was designed for use against Soviet'tank crews in any Russian invasion of Western Europe. Critics of tbe 'weapon have said Its limited blut and a.bock damaJe would make It more tempting to use, thereby adcfin& to risk ol a nuclear war. Carter said in his statement tbat tbe United States will consult with NATO allies about. ··appropriate arms control measures to be pursued with the Soviet Unioo. "We will continue to move ahead with our allles to modernile and streasthe.n our milUary upabUttlea, both conventional and nuclear," Carter said . ;·:~zy 'Freat Jm;~ ~ Grab. AUdUmee . ''This must be an ausptcious occaalorl. l'm here.'' With ~at ~beek in· tro, Diay Gillespie, one of the most inthaential names in jan, kick~ plf. the "big name" por. tion· of the 10th Annual {)JUCe Coast College Jlu Festival 1'bursday night. Diz bad &be a~ee of about 1.000 on bis hip duriD& bl' two. hour set, lntercbanliog bis e~ amazine born work · Mtll st.inta OP ~coup cfrualS. From tbe be·boP of ht.$ own .. Nitbt In Tunishl" to the mellow mutincs of "Around Mldbi&bt.'r ·Dl& ·sboWed 'Nb)'. at . . , .. Coll~e indOw histing Record . . a1 WJU.IAJI DGB ............ A 9TMNBD GIASS WIN'DO. tteen111 cht1Jtl:Ded at the Saddlebeck OoUece l'lDe uta complex paJ'antees • luUnJ record ol tbe sadclleback Valley's prilUDe loot. Tbe window. deslped by Saddlebaek 1talne0 llu4 ID· 1lructor Gre1 Atwood and bidlt by b1s atudenta, la touied as ••an abstnet pOrt.rayal of U.. eovt.rooment ·~ the coUetDe. .. • Tbe beaUtlfuJ tta1ned 81111 window reaturea awallowa that combine "wltb the mountains and the sea in a documented representation of tbe wide open spa~ and fnedom ol movement so prec:lous to residents or IOUtberD Oranee County." Besides being a permanent a.rtiatic addiUoo to the college'• new fine arta complex, tbe window may well prove to be valuable as a visual lime capsule for ...,._ future valley generations. ••• TWO SADDLEBACK COLLEGE studedt.s are on their way to a poaible $a,000 pune April 216 at the Los An&eles HlltOQ Hotel. • But Susan Walcott of South Laguna aoct Vivian VlllanU4m> ol Irvine-won't be using their 1peed to' come out on top ol the heap, though they may have to do some thinlt· in& on their feet. The two women are reeional finalUts in the Bank of America Soutbenl CalJJornia scholarship fmall. TbeY were telected from ttuden" re~ nine area community c0Ue1es. Bill ltelly. u.. coUea'• uaoclate dean ot 1tudentl and 1tudeAt aftalrl,• rates the ah'LI' chances u excellent ror capturba« tbe tz.000 award. Goqd luck to both ol them ln tbe finals. • • •• ./ TRB NEJGllBO&ING CAftSl!tANO ValltJ Dlay b•ve ¥ an iml)Ol't.tant celebri&y In t..beir midst Aprtl U when • ebanae ClUb membfr Ed Hafey an· nounces-bis cancDclaty for KJnc or tbe · United Slates at a benefit dinner. Haley a Laguna Beach resident, hlS promiaed to revOal his campeip platform to tboee attending. Those interested in more ol the ldn& candidate's philosophical benta can purchase Ucketa at the door Aprl.l 14 at the El Adobe Restaurant in San Juan Capistrano. The pre-coronation event belim at ...,.... 1 p.m. and all proceeds benefit the ~cban1e Club's youth and community l\.&nds. ••• SADDLEBACK COLLEGE Trustee Larry Taylor caJ>- tured the "Diatrlct Representation Ain't So Bad" award lbls week at a brl~f meeting when he commented <"' an ad· minlltratlve appointee who snw up ln Taylor's home town. . . . ·said Taylor: "I think the~ be~ (the:~);. u outat.andlnl a badlall being ts bell ll because bo wu raised ln f..aCUDa Beacla." And Trustee Donna Berry ol lllslloo Viejo flc)ated away with the "How To Wln Friends and Innueoce Public A1encies" lrOPllY .wben 1be critiqued her commwUty'1 wa~rsul>PlY. · .. J will assure you that no one can drlnk our water and live to ~O the We," she told trustees. F,....P.,,eAJ WARHEAD CUTBACK. • • • warhead IN A TYPICAL SCENAUO dlscussed by mlltary planners. Russian \aDD attacking into West Germany would be challenged first by conventional high explosive weapona sucb -. the Armv TOW missile and other weapons fired from cannons and airplanes. If the Russian drive was not slowed or balled before penetrat· • in& deeply into West Germaay, the decision on whether to use tac- \i('al n.udear weapons would then confront the U.S. president and othet top leaden or the alllan~. AalW'Din& a go-ahead for using the neutron wa.rMad, Army Lance mlsai.les and 8-inch howiLzers would rtn the wartleada from positions rangin& from 10 to 80 miles back of the &root llM. Wlthln-aeeonda, small, bright bunts wodld appear over the Ruulan lank formaUoos. ACCORDING TO NUCLEAR WiBAPONS apeclallats, an enhanced radla.tlon warhead of one kiloton, the equivalent of 1,000 tooa of TNT, would produce the same radiation damaee to a tank crew aa a 10 kilotoo warhead of the older variety. Tma wWUD a rew hundred yards of the bontB would be over· turned and sblttered. But, tbe letJW damage to other advaocln& Soviet tanka farther out ,,ould come from pu1lel or neutrons which would penetrate the tblek !Steel armor of tbe1r veblcles. Tbe tlJ.Una ranae of t.be neutron •arhead naches cd about four-fifths of a mile, with the intmsitJ' or tbe effect.a decreaaln1 from tbe center. TANK caBWS CAVGUT WllWWW aboUt two-fiftbl ol a mile or the bunt would probab)y absorb about 4,000 rads, a measure of doaage, and, according to the experts, would die within minu~s. The Soviet soldlen would suffer fatal dama,. to their brainl and nerwus systetns and their tanks would come to a bah. Ot.ber tank crews farther from the center would lut loapr. Expert.I have said that persoos absorbing about 650 rads at about four-fifths of a mUe from a weapon bunt would fall ack within an boUr or two and be unable to function. r DAILY PILOT Senator Sets Talk at Irvine GOP Meeting Sen. Lowell W cter, R-Omm., ii 1cbeduled to JPtak Saturday at a luncheon m.-Sna of tbe Callfon:Ua Colleae Republican state Convent.Ion id lrvln•. The luncbeon wUl btlln at U:IO p;& at U. ReliltrJ 11.attl. • F,....PageAJ DIZZY ••• dience observed. Dlz "S modifted bom bas lost none of its luster and the au· dience sat spellbound <many with eyes closed) before break- ing into spontaneous applause at the close ol many of bia full·tilt solo passages. The show continues toni&hf with an 8 p.m. performance by alto sax man Phil Woods and band. Tickets ($4) are available at the OCC Auditorium before the show. Saturday's caper gets under way at 7 p.m. when awards will -be presented to the top student jau bands t.aklni part in week- lona clinics under the guidance or the pros. ' The Thad Jortel~•l ~Wis Ml band will brU:l• tblnts to a dole with an 8 p. m. performance Saturday. Tickets are still available. NB Surgeon'' CBS Suit Asks A Newport Beach surgeon who claims he was slandered and de· famed on the television proaram "60 Minutes" bu sued CBS and three participants in the pro- gram for $30 million in damages. Dr. John R~nald Brown, a plutic sur~1 identifies Dan Rather, Money Safer and Miki Wall ace ameog co-defendants ln hi• Oran&• County Superior Court lrnult. The plalnUff claims be wu slandered durinl a "60 Minutes'' proaram OD April 3, tm, which was devoted to plastic sur1eoos who specialize in breast ex- pan1ion and correcUoo, face lifts and transsexual oper1tJons. UCI F esti'MI, Set Saturday UC Irvine's secodd annual tardeada, a Mexican celebra· Uon. is ~ted by Movimlento Eatudlantil Chicano de Aztlan, rrom 1 to 5 p.m. SatUrd.11 in ~ 1Jam area near Catnpus Dl1ve and Verano Way. A danee follows, from 9 p.m. to t a.m. lP OatWQ Comllldnl on campus. The afternoon program ln· eludes folk dancine. mariachi music and rtdin1 demomtt•· &loDI by Mexican bonemen. Tickets for food are $2 for adults, '1 for cblldren. Tlckltl to the dileo and aalsa dance are $1 lor atudeotil, a ror 1en~ral acJmlHioo • ELJ'IS', LlJXlJRt' • ~ BlJVGllT . . BJ GAaT G&ANVIUE Cl .. ~ ....... Andy Hlnshaw went to prison last August lmlltiDI be wu an innocent man be1DI punilhed for crimes be didn't commit. A day aft.er bis releue tbis week, Hlnshaw •till lnliated that two juriea on'ed in 19'18 wbeo they declared blm guilty of tboM crla:te1. • But, wbUe the former Newport Beach con1reHman hadn't backed down ., much u an loch from hla clalm of lnnocence, there was a different tone to his protest. Gone were the pre-Jail bom· bullc verbal assaults lhat Hinshaw aimed at those he viewed aa hla persecutors during bis three-year battle to avoid conviction and to stay out of Jail. Gone too were the once-noted Hin.shaw traits ol oever roreiv· ing a foe and never overlooking a alight. And gene was the apparent bitterness Hinshaw showed ln 1975 and 1976 as he fell from grace. Andy Hinsh•w bad eone to prison with bis bead unbowed and bad left prtsoo with bis bead still erect. Bul he had cban~ed. For example, his fint words praised Oraflle County Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland, the ~ who sent him to prllon. "I toot a 1reat dHl of coura for Judp Kneeland to say 1hould spend only a minimum sentence. "And I no doubt would have served longer bad the Judie not sed to it that be, not othera, bad tbe rilht to 1ay what tbe sen- tence should be." On t.be record, Hlnahaw was sentenced to from one to 14 yean in prison followinc bis con· vicUon OD bribery related ud misuse ol office cbaraes. The first four months or bis sentence be served in the minimum security portion or the state prtJoo in Cbino. Hi1 last four months were spent checking in and out of the county's minimum security jail facility in Orange while on a wort furlough program . "The move to bring me back lo county J&u was viiorously op- posed by the district attomey whicb didn't make much sense . to me." Hlmba• said. And, be added. couot,y jail~ ficlala didn't want to give bUn credit for work Ume wblle be wu at.auno. •'So tbe Judie ordered the sberlff to recompute my sen- tence in accordan~ with b1a in· tentioo to &iv~ toe c~dit for the lime e~ tl Ghino- "Tbat took couraee. I com· mend him." Hinshaw conceded that bis re- fusal to accept guilt or to show regret hurt bis standing with prison and probation offlclals. "They insist, literally insist, that you admit your guilt. I couldn't do that. •' M )' work. furlough officer said he feels that everybody, whether they believe they are in· nocent or not, after they are found guilty ought to say, I'm sorry I did LL ''So, tortunately, we have some Judael tb.a1 won't pve m to that kind ol prequre and -e;Uck with t.belr deolaioos." Hinshaw bas become a prison reformist ol sorts. Amona other thinas, be believes the county's min.lmum security f~cility, Tbeo Lacy, works an ubdue hardship on in· mat.ea. "At tbe state level, effort is made to keep the family unit together. .. 1 1 f l "Sure, I'll mill public Uf~. HOw busy lt la. You~ oo the CO an yoU1' worlr.ln1 boUre. I don't thlnt Dl1 tutu.re µre io buslnea ta ,otq to be ttiat Utlve." M Lor bll four·1eat career iO cqn1re11. Hlnshaw aald he believes be did a goo<\ Job ror hb Orante C.OUOty dlatrtct • ~ l'llOecticm. I would say tbit 1 w a better~ "'lbJiD m~ tbougb probably not as capable u quite a few. "Bu' ·I think I wou.14 bave ~ ten t.MN ln ~rma Of oapabW· Deltp ........... ,.. REFLECTS ON PAST Prlvate Citizen Hlnahaw ·'At Chino. for example, prisoners in mtnimum security can mate phone calls and. ln that way, maintain conlact with their families. •·And Chino baa picnic benches OD the IJ'OUDds SO that via itlnc famtlle1 can be toptber. eo that a father can touch hb chlldreo and play with tbem." "It '1 not that way at Theo Lacy and I doa't mow wllJ. "One inmate's wt.re went to tbe bospttaJ OD a MODdaJ and WUD 't UfltU ri.sitinl boUl"I ~tur· day that he round out bOw she was. "Aqd the only thin& they do on tbe grass at Theo Lacy 11 play baseball. Not everyone. play1 baseball. "Visitors are jammed tocetber at tables and the noise in the visitors' room makee it almo1t lmpoutbte to talk. It doesn't make any aenK." Hla lall experience behind him, Hinshaw said be wlli COO· linue to live in the Mission Viejo area and will work in bJa brother's lamp business. ty. •• Hlmbaw said. And wbat aboUt bl1 fall frora the balla ol CoaJri!11 -to atate prlloo• / Tbe 53-y~d to~r con-gressman aai4 be never fe\t the accoltclea and oraiM cUreeted bil •IY wblle he WU at the top were meant for blm. . "l t.b1Dk -1W Ja I saluted la the Oftlce. DOl &bi man. So. no. there wu oothlill bard about falllnt that way. l never lcidded myaeU. "And one thlng I learned when meetin& beads of states, ldnp, princea 4Dd even our own .,v. enunent leaders l1 that they aren't very much different from other people.•• At the Ume Hinshaw's pfOb. lem1 be.PD in late 1974, at ~ forefront among his critics were former county supervisor 'ftobtrt BattlD and Supervllor Ralpb J)ledrlcb. Slnce then, B.WO has been o,a~ froQJ office followiq a fetooy eonv\CUoll and Dledridi has twice been lDdlcted on reioo.1 chareM· "No, l take no delliht ID tbeit dlffiO\lltl•," Hlnabaw aald as ~ dbcuaaed bis one-tlmeJoea. "I think Battin's departure from the pubUc aceoe wu more dlfflcuJt for him than It was for me. "I tbln.k too, though, that be came ol ace and did a lot of ll\8tUriDI when be bad hla pf'Ot>. lems." As for himself, Hlnabaw said, "We &>ut up a Kood ft&ht. It was the ~lY thlil1 I inew bOw to do. .. I'm a pretty touib IUY· t IC· cept whatever comes about .. I don't cry a~ tt. .. . 'War' Threatened 87 WILLIAM HODGE °' .. ....., ......... Predicting battles between Dana Point and San Juan Capistrano over traffic conees· lion, San Juan Councilman James Thorpe bu labeled COUil· ty-sponsored Capistrano Valley circulation plans "unreallJtlc. ·• "All you're going to do ia create a war between Dana Point and San Juan Capi1trano," 'lborpe ·I.old county officials and • consultallt dis- cuaalng three alternative valley cln:ulatioa designs 11na.rsday. 4'H Golden Lantern isn't put through then all that tralflc wU.l back up and nDlh out tbroLllb Dana Point and San Joan," Thorpe complained. The councilman'• concern sprtnp from tbe circulation atud)''s scope. Tbe study pro- poses long·term development of a secondary road system aup. porting a major hi1bway arterial l)'ltem developed in 1978 Soutbeast Oranie County CirculaUoo Study <SEOCCS >. "lt would ~rtalnly seem a lot more effeetive to have some short term planning," Thorpe said. "If tbe county is not goln& to build through the sy1tem then they better have 1ome short term plans." Thorpe is concerned that south county residential development could exceed the b~~:ay S)'ltem Capability of ban in· crease<l traffic. .&.ad that is a distinct possibill· ty, Thorpe said. because the Capistrano Valley traffic circulatkm stuctr calla for road development by developers who are bulldina homes aloag tbe proposed highway routes. That means a sectloa or the Street ol the Golden Lantern, for example, could remain un- developed uoW land adjacent to the 1treet 'a proposed route is de- veloped. And that could lead to in- creased traffic with no routec open north of the area, Thorpe said. KNOW THE COST DON 'T BUY CARPETING WITHOUT GETTING A COMPLETE PRICE BEFOREHAND. A , PRICE PER YARD IS INADEQUATE, BECAUSE THE YARDAGE·"'CAN BE MISFIGURED OR ERRONEOUS. WE HAVE TALKED TO PEOPLE RECENTLY WHO BOUGHT CARPETING FROM A STORE WHICH DID NOT PRE-MEASURE HOUSES. THE INSTALLERS WERE ASSIGNED THE JOB OF FIGURING YARDAGE AND TOTAL COST. UNTIL THE CARPETING WAS CUT UP AND INSTALLED. THE CUSTOMER WA$ IN THE DARK. THEN IT WAS TOO LATEI • AT ALDff.'S WE MEASURE YOUR H0USE AND GIVE YOU AN EXACT ST BEFORE WE WRITE UP A CONTRACT AND INST ALL TH JOB. DONT BUY. IN THE DARKt .; J I ,., ...... SHOWING OLDER KIDS HOW IT'S DONE Champa Stephanie Chapman, Juh Hanaon Kid Stuff ' Yormgsten Win Dance Title MINNEAPOUS (AP) -Stephanie Chapman, 5. and Julie Hamon, 6, didn't expect to compete aeainst jau dancers twice tb~lr age. But they did, and danced off with the state cham- pioruship. Both suburban Minneapolis girla have studied ducin1 for more than two years. One day their teacher caught them im- provising a jau dance and encouraged them to develop it:'Tbey practiced for months. BUT WHEN THE GIRLS, dressed in pink leotards and while ballet shoes, arrived at the Minnesota Dance Contest, they found out there was no competiUon in their aae eroup. That meant they could not d~ce. "They were troupers," said Stephanie's mother, Jean Chap- man ... They didn't fuss or cry: But they came close." CONTEST OFFICIA~ DECIDED the girls should be al- lowed to dance for the' crowd. So they were entered in the 9 to 13·yeat·old class. Stephanie and Julie thought it would be fun to dance wit.bout worrying. They won over the crowd, completine tMlr routine to the tune of "I'm the Greatest Star" without a mistake, and then won the title. State Files Suit Four FV Residents Face EraOO Riip Four Fountain Valley resi- dent.a were named as defeudants Thursday in an Orange County Superior Court lawsuit accusing them and the firm in which they are partners of false advertlsing and fraudulent business prac- tices. The action fLled for the state by the· district attorney'• coo- .um.er fraud division names Larry Ward Crane and hia wife, Palricla Ann, of 9352 Watt River Ave. and Joe Magdaleno Lopn and bis wife, Connie, of 16098 l&anana St., among seven defen- dants. It is alleged that all seven de- fendants were i7lved in a lnjure~Man Killed by Car INDIO (AP) - A Palm Desert .man hurt in a hit-and-run acci· dent was dragged 100 feet '°d killed by ant>tber hit·and-run car as be lay in the road waiting for betp, highway patrolmen said. Lee Roy Holder, 38, was broadsided and thrown onto the pavement Wednesday night by a ~ar which sped away, officers ••id. WbJle a witness chased the .car, Holder was run ovet by enotbet' car which also aped. •way, tl(icers said. .. system of furniture sales which led Lbe state to investigate the Parklane .Furulture Manufactur- ing Co. ol Anaheim. The action claims that the flrm used advertislna lndicatina that homeowners in desperate straits were prepared to sell their almost new furniture at much lesa than the actual cost. · It is alleged that the furniture was shipped from the firm's fac· tory to private bome.s and was actually being sold to people who responded to the advertise- ments at prices which atJowed the firm to make a substantial profit. The defendants are addltlanal· ly accused of 1elling the furniture without payln.c sales lax and selling furniture wltbout required business licenses. The district attorney's o!Cice is seeking an injunction to halt Parklane's alle&edly 111egal business practices. Tbe office also is seeking a fine of $2,SOO for each proved violation. lmurance Halted SAN DIEGO (AP~ -aryland Casualty Co. says ita coverage of Balboa Park buildinp ls being canceled aft.er the arson destruc- Uoa of Old Globe '!)eater and the Aero-Space Mus.,um. Don Hutson. western vlce presJdept, aald the fire insurance wtU lapee lnaweek. P.arolee's Trial Set In ·Death · A fonnel" Huntlnston Beach resident wbo wu oa parole from a 1tata prison term of nve years to life when be alle1edlJ killed an Anaheim man bu beel\ or· dered to face trial Jwie It in Orange County Superior Court. Judge H. Warren Knlgbt set the trial date and pretrial action April 21 for Henry Lopes Sianez. 34, now of Anabdm. He will be trled in Judge Philp E . Schwab's courtroom. Sianez was arrested by Placentia police and sheriff'• deputies last Feb. s after he allegedly shot and killed Jesu.s Valerio of Anaheim durlng a quarrel between the two men. Sianez is ~ld ln the county jail with bail denied. He was sentenced to five years to life in atate prison nine years ago after being found guilty of second degree murder in the knifing death of a 55-year-old Huntington Beach widow. It was successfully alleged that be used a knife to lnflict multiple wounds oo Mn. Hester Markee, 1508 Olive Ave., Hunt- ington Beach. Her body, bleed· ing profusely, wa.S found in a gutter near the Hunlinaton Beach Country Club. It was testified that a car driven by Sianez struck Mrs. Martee's auto and that she drove after him throup dimly lit slreeta. Police said be used bis knife to silence her protests. Couple Held On Charges of Bookmaking A Westminster couple who al- legedly took in more than $S,000 a week from a betting business that included the use or caterine trucks for soliciting and accept- ing wagers were jailed Thurs- day night by Orange County Sheriff's officers. Deputies said the district at· torney's office will be asked to- day to issue bookmaking com· plaint.a against James Pope, SO, and bis wife, Jean, t17, both ot 13522 Paysen Drive. . Officers said the pair toot bets on Santa Anita racing at their home and abo used catering trucks as a cover for what was de1crtbed as a lucrative street bere:tTe.~ will~ ar-raJped 1n AP«. M. cipal Court immediately after e ex· peeled complaints are issued by the district attorney. Three Marine. lndidedon Rape Charges Tb ree Camp Pendleton Marines who allegedly kid· napped a 15-year·old San Clemente girl on a city street in broad daylight and then raped the victim in an oran1e srove were indicted on multiple criminal charges Thursday by an Orange County Grand Jury. Superior Court Judee H. War· ren Knight set April 18 for the arraignment of Jose Garcia, 23, Toma• Marroquin, 22, and Irineo Salinu, 24, all of whom live in Oceanside. San Clemente police arrested the trio in Oceanside after they were identified as the three men who erabbed the girl from the sidewalk on El Camino Real in San Clemente last March 18. U ls alleged that the trio thea drove her to an orange groye near the city of Oran~ where they raped her and sexually humiliated her in the back of their car. Police said the attest of the trio was made possible when tbtJ victim WU hypnotked Jn a IUC• cessful bid to help bel' retail the features of her abducto ..... All three face cbar1es of rape, kidnapping and aex pervenion. Salinas addltio11ally faces • cbattt ol aodomy •• All three are held in the ~unty jail with ball aet at $500,000. l Plciiie Cr'"h on (Ja•pus Firemen hose down· the wreckage ot a plane after it crashed on the track field at San Diego State University. Four student- aboard, hoping to "bomb.. the cmnpus with marshmallows, were slightly btjured. (Story Page AS.) S~ine Baby 'Delayed' Therapist Testifies at Dr. Waddill Trial, 8; TO• BABL'EY Of ... o.llY "'*...,. A UC Jrvine Medical Center therapist teitifled Thursday Utat a 1-yeu-old baby brought into the courtroom as proof that a fetus in the womb can survive a saline ahorUon bu not readled the stage of mental development normal for infants of her ace. Analyst Barbara Muller told an Orange County Superior Court JWT that she subjected the infant knoW11 by the assumed name of 0 Margot Hobbs" to a long aeries of developmental teatl at the county hospital. Miss Muller, called by the prosecution aa a rebuttal witness an the murder trial of Dr. William Waddill of HunUngton Harbour, testified that the chJld ls •'mildly to moderately delayed at. this time." She said the baby's reactions to a series of tests ranied from one to three months behind the reactions she would expect from a normal infant in that age group. · But she refused, und~r de(ense questioliin&, to acree with Dr. Wad4Ul'a. lawyen that the baby's lick.of ~ ls a re- sult of brain damage or retarda· tion that could have been ca\lled by the saline in.jected into the 17·year-old molhet. Tbe ta.ue of ~e abort.lofts ·Gladiolus ···Bulbs · . Eugenia Newport and the ability to survive the fetus -killl~c procedu~e employed by Dr. Waddill at Westminster Community Hospital haa become a major factor in a mUJ1ier trial that la now in lta third month. W addlll, 42~ ls accused of strangline a newborn infant to deatb in the hospital nursery shortly after he learned that the baby drl had survived the .saline he i.DJected t.nto. h.r 18·year-oJd mottwr .1%bounurller. A ))l'oaecutloD witness has testmecl that WaddlU told him while the de!endanl wo choldna the child that the baby could not be allowed to live. He aald Waddill told him t&at the infant must have suffered muaive t>rain damaee because of tts itoinersioo ln saline and would be little more than a human vegetable if it survived. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton regards that statement u a plea to the jury to tecop.lle that the allegedly murdered child would not have known • meanlngf\11 , form of llle ewn 11 Waddill bad not choked it to death. • He aa14 U. teitlmony or Kil' Muller and l«lstlmony related to a second laline 1\lfvlvor, ''Tif· !any,'' ,PU prove that saline aar- . \'ivon are not the buJ:Qan VfJtetabJes that WaddUI claim.a -the1 \J\USt ti.corpe. . "Even thoulb she (Mareot> Jooked like a cute, bouncy lltUe babv abe b actually a falr)y re- tarded, brain damaaed child, isn't she?'• defense attorney Malbour Watson asked Miss Muller at one 1ta1e of her testimotl)'. 401 won't make sueh a predlc· tion at lb1s ace and I won't put that kind of label on her," .Miss Muller replied. Margot and her mother were on the witDesl stand for an hour Wednesday to allow tbe jury to view t.be child and judge her re- actions while her mother answered questions. The happy infant, outwardJy normal, grabbed ber mother's hair, giggled into the microphone and made several attempts to contribute to her mother's testimony while squirming on her lap. Several jurors smiled and one laughed out loud when the infant grabbed Chatterton's pointing finger while he was placin& hospital records before the wit· neas. Jad.ge James K. Turner or- dered a three-day weekend break in the trial after Mis& Muller concluded her testimony. Tbe trial will resume at 9:45 a .m. Monday tn Department 30 of Su~rior Cou.rt. Presents Spring Color PLANTING ~ SAIE! • Prevents Wld ~ moat fungus problems. !> May be UNd on et'I'/ type of lawn • Feeds the rnn with slow and fast reteae nhro;en lawn food • Kllla most of the lnMC&a In the lawn • Llghtwelgflt.£asy to uaeand~ i ! ~ . . 1c ~ . .. "' • . '. • .. ~ All Out in the Open llA•m POCK£1'900D OEPT.-Som• pollticlant ln our area la.ave voiced coDJJlderable cbaptn over new lawa that· demand that pubUf bttidall dltcloH their f\auclal holdlnp. They feel the aw bu put aiua doOn on their safety deposlt boxea. The new d.lclwu nqulN that polltlcal oftlcebolders file public papcrt wblcb dJwlp tbelr private boldiftp ln caah, aavt.no, r.al pro~i=b and tbe llkt. Such dfacloeures ate at curbtn1 the politicos from makiq personal lain from lbelr public trut wltb the taxpayen' cub.. CONSIDER, FOR EXAMPLE, if one of our coutal water districts wu buying all it.a water faucets from the Guaber Corporation. You miaht suspect aomethins wu afoot here ll you later learned three out of the five diatrtct directors owned heavy stock ln Gusher. Diacl06ure laws are suppe>MJd to make lb.is kind of malpractice more difficult. We shall see. Anyway. a number of officeholders don't like the d.ia· closure notion. One Saddleback Colle1e District tnatte, PoluicianBare1 Flnanctol H~on.La& Tobl.t Donna Berry, says s he may resign publlc offtce became of the disclosure rule. She complained, "My husband certain- ly bas his work and investments but that'• OW' prlnte business." That aside, some politicos might find disclosure lan em barrassing from the opposite direction. THINK HOW AWFUL it would be if t.M city coun- cilman who sits next to you owns a piece of Avco, Fluor and the Irvine Company, plus three skyscrapers and a Rolls Royce. You, in turn, can only divulae ownins a $62,000 bouse mortgage, three leftover tickets to Disneyland and a '62 Chevy sedan with two bad tires. Today, neWI dispatches out of the ceotral county in- dicate Anaheim Mayor Bill Thom took a rather wbimaical approach to his financial disclosure statement. Be med lt ln Spanish. He did, however, uae dollar flpres after the Span.Lab worm. He dido 't convert to pesos. SOME OBSEaVERS AllE napping around to try-to dete rmine if Spanish di&elosure ia legal. Hlaaoner, however, ~ts nothing in the law requires him to me in English. There appears to be some precedent for support of bis view. We have ballots these days in both Spanish and English. Therefore you in.ust assume Spanish is equa)&f the I anguage of the land. Mayor Thom might face a stronger challenge if next time he tries to bare his financial soul in either Greek or Lalin. Tape of ExOrcism Featured at Trial ASCHAFFENBURG, West Germany (AP) - A tape of anlmaJ- like screams supposedly emitted by demons in poae11lon of a youna woma n was played in court Thursday durlni the trial of four people' accusedofne&lieenthomicideintbewomu'adeatb. Two Roman Catholic priests and the parents of Anneliese Mkbel are on trial here in the death of the woman. Miss Michel, a 23-yea r-old student, died July 1, 1978, after exorcllm rites performed by the priests. The prosecution claim. the JOUDI woman wu epileptic and died of starvation followi.na the puellng nine-mouth exorcism. ·scout M11rder Suspect Held ... McALmiR. 0 • (AP> -E!lbt lawmen tsc~ down tbe door of a cablii'liU. lenlbb1 hl}k Ol •uttrn Oklaboma and. after a brief acutn.. ~ tiaOdcid'f• oa 8eoe 1Mo)' Hut. the ruituve IOqbt ID tbe arllb' 1l8Yiul of Ulite Gtrl ~at a 1wnmer camp lut l.::y Dtatrtc:f·AtfOnMy Sld WluaaldHart woold be arraltnecl • • A •toic Jtst, 1Wl wear1q cut .. oft bhJe Jeant and • 1leewt111 T· . Wllk•l"IOO Hid lt WU bell9"4 shirt, wu taktn tO tbe ltate Hart had been tlvln1 at the prtlon ~ 'l'bundq ail~ 10 bouae 1lnc9 November im. "'onth1 alter be ehtdMl ttie lar1eat manhunt I.ft Oklaboma .blltory. HART WAI CAPTtJaD by a1eats of the Oklahoma State Bureau Of lnvesttpUOD waao bad surrounded the laolated cabin in the Cooltacxl H11a at •:15 p.m. Thursday. Dick Wllkenon, bureau depu. ty director, Hid the a1ency liad learned there was "someone liv- ing with an old man who lived In a rural area and who cut wood and received tome type of check." The check was determined to be a Social Security check, and \ 1 Charged lnS~ry, SexAbW,e CRAaGES OK.. harborlna a fugitive wert betas prepared •laimt the owner of the boule, identlfted as Sam Pipon Jr., WUkenon said. Tbe M-year.o14 form• PrJol' H11h School football star .. cbar1ed wltb tbne cow:itl ot first decree murder June as, tm, 10 d.a)'S after coumelon at Camp Scott near Locust Grove, Okla., found the bodl• of tbe three YOUDf aeouta IA crumpled 1Jeepln1 t.o. Doria Den1H MU.Der, 10, and Lori Lee Farmer, 8, both of Tulsa, and Ille.belle GUM. I, ot Broken Arrow were found about UO 1ardl from their tent ear~ June 13, tbe f1nt morntDa of &be 1ummer mcampment. INVEBnGATOas found two blood-dreacbed mattresaes and a bloody footPriDt in tbelr empty plaUorm tenl They aatd two ot the 1lrl1 were apparently bludeeoaed to death wblle th8J slept. One e lrl was apparently strangled outside t.M tent. She was fo\.lld 111D1 face up, with her handl taped behind her. All ba'd been aeuaall)' 111oleated. NATION I WORLD .,. ........ 1o.MONTH HUNT !NDS WITH CAPTURt! OF SUSPECT Agent Bud Oualey Leade Hart to Penitentiary NEWARK. N.J. (AP)-A coun- ty·aanctiooed boarding home in a rundown aectlon of Trenton was a prisoa for realdenta forced into 1la-.ery ·and aexual abase and held captive tbrou1b in- tlmidatioo and violence, federal authorlti• aay. Jean Douala•, 40, of Will· in1boro, proprietor of the board· inl home that kept elderb' and disabled people and former psychiatric patients, wu indld.- ed by a federal 1rand Jury Thursday on chareea ahe held seven realdenta in involuntary .servitude. JobleSs Rate Goes .. Up MERCER COUNTY welfare officials said Mrs. Douglas' home waa included on a lilt the welfare board aaive to ~e wantina to place relatlvea in a care facility. Som• reslden&a wtre referred by the Trentch..l State Paycbiatrle HOlpltal. The boardlns house waa opened in Deeember 19'11. A local bank (orecloaed the mortaaa• in 1181 ms. The three-story facility housed aa many H 38 reaidenu at times, many of whom were on welfare, disabled or elderly, of· ficials said. THE NlNE·COUNT indict· meat, based on a seldom-used statute wltb roots in the post· Civil War Reconatruction era, c haraed tbat Mrs. Douglas forced two residents to act as her prlvat. slaves at her private home ln Willlngboro. The indictment charges that a female re&ldeut wu forced to have sexual lntercourae with male boarden and uotber rest· dent wu held ln slavefJ from October 1972 until her death in November 19'7S. Ku. Douglas also was cbarsed with inducing two boarders into slavery at a facill· ty ln Bristol, Pa .• after the 'lnDo ton home closed. Federal authorltle1 would not specify what methodl alle1edl)' were employed to bold tbealave&. WASHINGTON CAP) - 'Tbe nation'• unemployment rate e4eed 1ll11JUy upward to 8.2 percent ln March aft.r four atrailhl mcmtha of declines, and for black leen·attra lt roH to 39 percent, the Labor Department said today. Tbe overall jobleaa rate 1n February wu G.1 percenL A year aao it wu 7.4 percent. OPFlaALS OB atlll worried about the blib unemployment rate amooa black yovthl. Tbere wu no lip In March that new job-creatln1 pro1ram1 were helping the minorlty group. The unemployment rate amonc blacb between the a1es of 16 and 19 rose from 31 percent in February to 39 percent last month. Jobless rates were virtually unchanged for adult men ._t 4.5 percent, adolt women 5.8 per- cent and all teen·aeers lT~ }>er- cent. Unemployment among black adult women rose Crom 10.1 &o U.4 percent. THE NUMBER OF Americana with Jobe advanced by 2'50,000 to 93.3 million, the de- partment said. The labor force -the number of people holding jobs or seekine t.hem -rose 320,000 to 99.4 million. The department indicated more women are lookinc for Jobi and finding them. In both· the labor force and employment, adult women outaained adult ma two to one. • Israel to PUil TrOops· 'Partial Withdrawal From Lebanon Promised TEL A VIV, Israel CAP) - Isratl will 'belia a two·atap partial withdrawal of ltl b'oc>ps from soutbem Lebanoa on 'rue. day, affecting troops along the eastern half of the front, a U.N. spokuman said. The tint staae ot the pullout •W affect an area eut of Mar- jayoun, a Cbrlattan-beld town three miles north of the knell border ton of Metullab, tbe U.N. 1poke1man Hid. The Israeli b'OOIJS also wU1 wltbclraw from tbe JaJardall brldae over the Lltanl River, be said: About 700 Nonrealan soldlen IDOYed. into tbe area in tbe put weet. Israel lnTadecl 1oatbern Leb&DCJD March 15 to estabU&b a 1ecurlt7 bait and preYent ,_._ rllla raids into Iarae1 lib the CJOe four daya earlier ID wblch 3S llraelll died. ( ] . an accident that killed two IN ~,..,,., crewmen. &:JOV.U The planes were ordered -----------' grounded Thursday for the second time in less than four Fleet & ......... WASHING'l'ON (AP) -The enUre fleet of '51 Air Force F·111 flcbtera and FB·lll fllbter-bomben la on the pound .,aln, penct1n1 inveattiat1on ol. moot.bl. The latest crew deaths occurred when the escape capsule-parachute on a disabled flabter failed to open. The pre- vious groundinf came when cracks were found in enlioe · cases. Bed Nulcell Cited More F11nds Asked For Civil Defense Red River Still Floods TerrlJ•P,..,_,. PANAMA CITY, .Panama (AP> -Panamanian leader Omar Ton1joe ta proteltinf to WASBINGroN CAP) -Defense Secretary Harold Brown bu proposed a ab8J'p Increase in U.S. apendtn1 oa civil defense over the next five years. Pentaton IOUrCeS said. Thunderstorms Hit Central, Stata, Emt ·-·~ Amerlllo All•t.a ... "'"""' ..... ....... ar .. wnsvlll• ..,,. ... Oletbto!ISC CMtt•'-'IWV Clllc~ Cln<tllMtJ Cl.Wt ..... ....... WUt .,.,.,,.r Oet••ll ........ ....... ... ., .-.S'•tn• k.en'IClty ..... v .... Little lteO l.eeA,...I• Mtt!t"'4• • Ml-I Mll•rl••U< .. Mpt.st.,. .......... • ""'one-.... y..,. ... Cltt- .6t II tll . " SI 40 ,11 f, : ~ ., 24 .... u 72 ..... .. lS .. S1 " . u ... .., .. ·the State Department about a u .s. Senate amend.uaent to the fll'lt PllWD8 Canal tna~. fPV-ernment IOUl'Cel ..,.. Tbe move woold enable dvll defense offtdaJs to plu faster nacuatioo ot cWtia ln the nent of a threatened Soviet nuclear aL-tack, accordln1 to reports Thuridq. Tbe ln!armants. wbo request.. e4 anOD)'Jlllty • said Torrijos' conlldttDUal mMHfe 1a11 be llada t.be meuure, wblch allows ·u.s .. tnterventlon tcp kHp the canal open for vhtuaJlJ any reuoa,~eptable. Brown's Pl'OPOlal, contained ln a document to President Carter outltn· lnl Ideal for tbe fltcal 1980 defense budget and tbe four yeara beJ011d that, ,._.,,Ce._ A .... 1 !:!t'~ c!:. WASHINOTON (AP> inl for any Former Presldeot Ford ealled maaalve in· hJmaeU a potential 1980 can-creue m U.S. --.. didaw TbW"llCkJ nlP& u be led civil defenM~ Jt.epubllcw in a coaat-to-ooaat • debunclaUoa ~ldfnt camr •2~.~r~;=lnth:•r and Dtmoentl ln 1eaerat. ·--..- ''Th• Joneet " are out, the ed· lev 0( a $100 to better we loot," Forcl H14 in a !i~t :1:-a~t'lat!::.= 1peech carried bJ e1CM4 ~t to abOut..., m1Dlon a year • televlakia to GOP lwtd-t<lnc dlia.Dera 1" 1' dUie. BSOWN BAI publicly dlt-, eoanwct tbe ldM that. evea ll 1 , ........... , •lablonl.e. 6Dltl1. dftl ., ... ~~~Af~l== =:::::::=:.bi& Golden Calf .. llUhea tiY a... Ulllt•4 Statea alld RUHi& dal lD till NatlOllal Oalleq.~11 eoiaeecUnamaJOfwar. ~=-~~.· ~ Ul:•!e:..O:t!'= Salriikd BCnJ. rr. an ltdan. llll &ht. U& d.U ., ... ,.... 11 br!:f. betel oa chars .. ot ir•• ..,... bl "'ftJ»&ollelt utm 4ada81 to the 7tb-.. .S.mOOllltratiN tM tfabe Qal lV7 Fl'lllMb peWln1, Wlakla WM WM DO&:=:z: i(M11 to JrOio "talU41lwrt.JtUnlllkla • tec:\l&I-_ . In bS. memorandum to carter; Brown l"eltated Pentaaon con·· cero about the PC>teatial threat repreaaated by the Soviet'• new Backllre bomber. U.S. AND SOVIET diplomata hue been wrestlln1 witb the Bacttlre laue u part of ~ ef. fort to nefOtiate a DeW qree. · ment on limiting 1trateetc nuclear weapons. The Soviet.I bave reallted atrinpa& llmita CD the Baddlre, CCllltendina tt ls a mecUum-ran1e bomber tbat would nat tbruten tbe continen- tal Unlt.d Stat& U.S. mllltary officbh claim the BackUre could pose a :nutl•ar menace to tbe con· - ttaental United Slates, partJc\llarlt SI it were refueled • In tll~t to aln it lnterconlinm-tal range. Clt1n1 tbe potential of a BackftN thNat; BlOWD no&.t Ula& tJ air dlfenw aptnst bomben haft beeD &hbmed oat in ~: J9U1. He called fclr •treqt.bielli.q t.beM defenAI by utlp~ about 12 ot the new Air l'drc• p .. 15 ~ plailea tO aq· met~ lllllllDOd to CCIII· ~-~ Bron 'W DUced Ud9 Idea .. lier tw. 7ellr IA h1I alllWil1' dlf-.rfSlmtto~ STOCKS /BU Friday•• NYSE COMPOSITE (EDT) Pricel TRANSACTIONS s DAILY i-ll.OT II& Brands Oilt How Long Can It Work1 j 87 MU. TON ll06ll0Wll'Z Oet re8Ct1 for a new en.b7 ID the martmplaee: tbe eo- nam• pr'Oduct. In • reactioa to \he lollatianary aplral that baa pushed tbe prices of P'OCef'1 ataplee to levela beretotcn . lmalined. *""-bl.. bel\ID to placie OD their abelftl packaaes label~ -1et th1a -•CCOl'dint to wb.at'a In them. YOU'LL OB A PLAIN BOl'l'LE marked "tomato ketchup." Or a jar that's called "peanut butt.er." Or rows ot cam labeJed "1Uced peachea" or "cream style com•· cw "fruit cocktall." Tbeo there'• a cyliDcb1cal pacuie t.bat lhouta "paper towela." And over ln the next a.lat. you'll find a box that l&YI "100 tea bap." The bis ctilference is tbat DOIM of tbeM products car- rltt brand names. And they Cll'T)' lower prtce11 Ulan the bruded IWtf. Tbe J~ food cti..lo, CbJcaeo'• lariat. tnt.roduced .. 1enerlc1Uy labeled product.I lD aome or Ill atoree tut faJI. It bu expuded the Une to 100 ltolW and IDOV• ed It Into lta Star Supermarket cbain 1n ao.ton. Tbe Ralph's I U· Money Tree perm arlret cbaln in Southern CalUornia off en the no-name product.a. . THE 810 BE.All SUPB•llAUrrs in Ohio and West Virsinla are advtainl tbelr cwtomen to ''\albrand" by eelecUoc 28 "DO frilb" productl ~ 10 to IS percent lower than their brand·name couaterparta. ln the New York metropolitan area. two srocery chain• -Waldbaum's and Patlunark -have moved a ao- name Une into their 1torea. Tbele 11.or'ea are atlll atockiq tbe bll brand names. Tbey a1IO .... still MW01 produda under their OWD labelL The result ls a th.ree·tier Jllricinl system. For examl)M, in the Pathmark cbain 1 one-pound can of Campbell's pork·and-beanl eella at 29 cem.a, tbe Pathmark boule brand Ml1s at 25 ceot.a and the porlt·and·beau ln a plain can aelll at Z3 cent.a. WHE'i11E& THE NO.NAMES CAN make It hl a COUD· try addicted to brand names ll • dubiom propolliUoG. You k.oow that to00er or lat.er someone I.a golnc to come alon1. u ln the aapirtn business. and say: "Buy my unmarked product, ll'• better." Tbat'1 precisely what's b.appenln& in the bualneu u a result ol the puaaae or lawt ln many •tat.a enabling pbarJDadata to 1ubatitut.e ienerlca foa-brand names oo preacrtpUooa. Tbe Idea here wu to save coma.mens money. Generic drup, ldentifted only by their cbemical content.a, colt far leu than the branded equivalent.a. Seein1 an opportunity here, eome of the bl1 druC houses have moved into the breacb by otferlna tbe1r OWft Une or 1enertcs, which are cleverly priced D'lldway between the brand name product and tbe pneric produced by a laboratory YoU never heard of. Thus, what we have here ls the advent of the brand-name no-name. There's no end to American in&enuit.y. 1978 Foreeast Housing Treruls Indicate Growth Ualq CallforDJ• u • pncunor of upcomlnc trendl ID • the bouaina lndultr)'. ecooomista Dr. Ahurtce Mann and Dr. Jerry E. ~an forecast 1978 u "another banner year for both ~allfonlla and U.S. bominl marbta. '' Addreuiq tbe mid·year Economic Outlook Coo· rerence 1n San Franclaeo 1buraday, Ma.no and Pohlman 1u1antec1 that much or what ll litelY to happeo In the bou.aln1 lndustry LI belq seen in ita formative at.apa in Callforn.l.L CITING DEMOCBAPBIC AND ftnancial faetors u tbe two "that weip heavily ln boUl1ng deqlopmenta," they attributed tbelr opt1.miltlc forecast, over tbe lonaer nm, to postwar babies enterlnc the prime bomebU)i.Da aae croups, leadlni to unprecedented bouainC demand. Tbla, however, will lead to a 1bort.a1e of mortiage fund• throup traditional sources, forcln1 primary primarily mortp1e lenders to look for fundl that lie out· aide the t.radiUooaJ pusboot and certiftcate aaTtnp ac· counts. aucb a s morteaee ·backed ( ) ~nm, mort&qepua-CONSlJMER throu1b securltlea, commercial paper and ne10Uable certificates of deposit. When primary mortaage lenders seek aoutte1 outalde of tbele pauboot and certllkat.e aavtnp aceounta, tbe llabillty aide ol the lender'• balance abeet ~ mon dlvenlfted.. Tbil. they said, "introduces more topbl.IUcaied ftnancW Plan· 1un1 tedmlqua ud improved llabWt1 maoaiemebt ..• allowtn& lenders to reepood to the n1Uoo'1 •x· pan~ boulms needs • .. lodeed, tbl1 movement I.I wtell under ••> <ln CalUornia). M recenU, u pro, 80 percent ol tbe aavtng:s base at 11vln~ and loan aqocfatioo1 coullted or paubook aceou.ota, 'ttth ao percent eonalst1nc or CDs. By tM end ol tm, le11 than 35 percent ol all aaW.,. weN in puabook attouota. with certltlcates maklaC up more than $$ percent ol the total aavtnp bue, •' tbe1 uJd. Dlt&UNG MOaE 8PaancALL Y wttb tbelr torecut of 1 •lnlae boaainc lnduatry perfonnuee ID um. Mann and Poblm1D aald they expect .bouslot ltarll tn tbe Un.h4d States to total 1.8$ to 1.9 millloa units. &Dd of tbeH, ~ ras:ally untta lboald decline from • record 1.44 mUDon start.I lD tm to approximately 1.3 m1Woa. Some ol lb.la alack, they beUne, will be taken up by u lacre&M ID mulUfamlly untta, from 511,000 lat year to around t00,000 uaill tb.ls ,..,. • Sharply lncrea1Ac reata, they pnd.lded, wUJ mU. apartment. more profitable and tbtNbJ .Umulate muJtitamtly comtnldion. PubUcb' ••lltM ~ ls expect.9d to mew tn comlD1 mootbl, altboqp the ecooomllt. llld lbe primary thrust lD th1a a.Na probablJ won't be felt Ull1U 11'11. ' • • PVBUC NOTlCB Pl18UC NOTlCB PUBLIC NOTICE PlJBLIC NOTICE WASHINGTON <AP:) Pres!deat Carter announced today be will delaY prodUct.klll ti neut.roll~ and w Sor. tbe SoVletl" tO •• restr.itli lD both CCllD"YeDUilDal and D arms. Tbe preeldelit .. id auy future ' dedsioo on wbethet to p~ the. weapons "wtll be influenced by the de1ree to which ,the Soviet Un.ion sbOws reatraidl in ~ Not ItJargaret't Given it• eon"YenttoQal and ouclear al".au proiram1 and· force deplby1neo~1 affecUni the lkUrfty ~the United states and Western Europe." In a White HOua.e atatem«lt, Carter added that be-ordeied the Defeme l>epartm~t to ~ wttb modemiaatioo of nuclear warheads for the Lance mlsalle and 8-~ artillery but leave "opeo the optlc)a of i.D&tallios the enhanced ftdiatlOQ <or neutron> :Raise (Jon't Let Cl,ouD,s • • Misletlll; Sun's Due thla lime, GlJtlen said. Jn Cotta Meta, Oranae ColSt CC>Ues-officials Nported receiv- fni .42 l.ncbea overni@t. Neutron Warheads elementa" at some future Ume. Carter made clear by bl• statement that be expects some actlon on the part of the Ruuiau in response to bi• move to defer production of the neutron warheads, tbus using the new weapon as a "bar1ainini chip" tn arms Umitatioo talb. Neutron warheads are desicned to kill primarily by use of radiatioo. The weapons have t1umber •Park . . * OMfr ........... " Wit Wt KIDS FOUND Search Area VERNON TOWNSHIP, N.J. <AP) -A croupotu:ien lured 12 womn. mdudina some PJaybo7 "b-.onlea,.. to a ~al house, druaeed them and f<>rced them to commit sextaal acq before a camera, tben blaclapaUed them, a pr'olecutor says. Suaaex .Coutacy Prosecutor George T . Dagaett said Tbaraday that· police seized taPlol eqQlpment, 70 videotapes and photographs of people · committiq sexual acts Tuesday w)~~ they searched •n expensive home the men allegedly used here. He said some of the women bad been "bunnies" at the Playboy resort and botel in nearby McAfee. He said they were lured to the home wltb promlles of act.mi in television and pubUe relaticms productions, then blackmailed Cor cash ancj can. "They were druaiDI wommi ·and submltu.bg them to all kinds of sexual activity, pbotograpblng them with a videotape machine abd then usina the tapes to blackmail them," J>agatt said. He aald (OU... alleged memben of tbe rlhe were betna soulh.t (See SEX. Pace AZ> smaller blast and shock effects than t.radittonal nuclear weapons. Military officials •'1 the weapon wu desl&ned for use a1alnst Soviet tank crews in any Ruaslan invasion of West.em Europe. Critics of the weapon have said ita Hmlted blast and sbock damage would make it more tempting to use, thereby addin1 to risk ol a nuclear. wu. . Children, I Adult Treated Eight Irvine school children and their adult counselor -,ere flown off a peak In the San Jacinto Mountains today where they had spent the night lost and shuddering around a makeshift fire. . Two boys and a girl were taken to Hemet Valley HQSpltal by ambulance. Paramedics treated them for smoke inhaJa. lion (from the f ire), hypothermia (Joss or body beat) and general nausea. They ftre amoac a croup of 15 chlldreo and two counselors who set out on a clay·lon1 bike rrom their base camp at Humber Park, bound for Skunk Cabba,e Mf.OOws. ' One ot the counselors ret.wued early with seven children de~ribed as lea accomplished hikers; the rest, with counselor Bill O'Neill, p,lanned to bite farther up tbe mountain. A searcb was beiun when the gro-.p failed to return by 8:30 p.m. Today 50 men from Riverside Mounta\D Rescue, and the Sierra Madre and San Diego rescue teams, combed the moun- taln•ide for O'NeUI aad the children, aided by two belicos>- ters. Children in the biting party were identified as Keith Hamilton, 9, 'l'ina Tobehn, 12, Rlck J{uie, 12. Kenny Hoover, 12, Rachelle Onishi, 11, James Abella, ll, Steven Caron, 10, and Tim Rand, 10. Parents of the children heard the news of their rescue where they bad gathered this mornlnc at El Camino School. Carter uid iD b.ia at.alement that the United Stat•• will coasult with NATO amea about ·•appropriate arms control measures to be pursued with the Soviet Union. "We wm continue to me>Ye ahea·d wHh our allies to modernize and strenatllen our military capabilitfes, both conventlonal and nuclear.•· Carter said . "We are determined to do whate~ i.i necessary t.o assure our collective security lo the: ~ forward defmae of Europe." Carter's announcement. follows several days or "' confllctina accounta of bis intentions. He had been rePortect variously a& decidine a1ainst· producUon of the weapon, deferring any dedsioa, leanin1 a~ainst production-and rttYahratina a decision net to (See NgUT&ON, h&e ,U) __, .......... ..,WI ...... DIZZY GILLESPIE PLAYS Hrs KIND OF MUSIC Contemporary Jezz St•rs Shine In Co.ra u ... Dizzy Treat Jez Great Gmba Audienee J "Tbis must be an •USpicioos occasion. I'm here." With that tongue-in-cheek in- tro, D.lny Gillespie, one of the ~t iqfluentl-1 names in jau, kkked off J.be "hie name" por- tion of the loth Annual Orange Co'9&t College Jan Festival Tbunct.y nitht• I Dia had tbe audience of about 1,000 OD his hip durlnl bla two- bour set, intetchanliD1 b.is e\ler· ar;naiing born work with stiJU oo the conp druma. Ftom the be-hop of his oyn .. Nlaht In Tunisia'' to the mellqw mutings of "Around ¥id.Qlpt," Dis showed why, at 61, he is atU1 comi~ among tbe areat tnunpet players In tbe world. Backed by young &uitarist· composer Robby Jones, veteran drum.mer Micker Glover. ancl tbe ainum1 electric ba.1.1 '°* of Bell Brown, Gillespie weatbered earl1 .:met probl~ to pt: j.be sbow in the OCC Auditorium rolll.Q1 lull steam by tbe mid- way point'. . For all b.ia stature as one of Jan'• ireats. Gillespie'• show still places a l>femium on mi. A touch of nerwus Jaugbter ran thTOugh the crowd as Dia asked, for no apparent reason, "Are there any Israelis in the house? "Don't worry, the Arabs won't shoot," he advised, before sw\dcing into a tuo~ from bis latest album, "releuecHn 1-." . ''Now 1 know where be got bis name," a woman iA the au- dience observed. . f Dlz~a modilled tioril bU lost none of its luster and the ·~ dience ·&at spellbound c t,nany with eyes tlo&ed) before briak- lng into spootaneoua applaue& at- tbe close of. many of his tull·Wt IQJopusqes. The show continu~ toaJ #• with an 8 p.m. ~lformanc:e tiJ alto SU man Pbll Woodf ~ band, 1:ic1teta <St> are ...... _.. at the OCC Auditorhanl beftft <See l>IZZY, Pap A!) : •