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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-04-14 - Orange Coast Pilot7 ..... 1' --• e a . ears • ~ .. -.. . --· ' I I ' ... . , --, . .. ' -' l 1. ' Student-in Hot B'atei- FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 14, 1978 fher Storg ~n larv.is I ' vex.. 11, MO. *· • MCT1oera. • .. aoas i.,; • ., .. • --.. -, •• • • • Coast Auto Theft R~g Broken !Mesa "l'o utla I OCC Ski Team . . Member Kille d An Orange Coast Colle&e ski major, attended bigb school In team member was killed Thurs Colorado before coming to OCC, day when be veered off course Carnett said. He was bom in and smashed into a tree wMe Westminster and bis mother practicing near Mammoth, OCC lives in Oregon, Carnell said. o!ficials said today. He ~id Simakis had competed Greg J . Simakis. 18. or 555 ror the OCC ski team about 10 Paularino Ave . Costa Mesa. times before Thursday's died of massive head and in· traeedy lernal tnJuries at Washoe Recauseofthedeath,skiteam Hospital in Reno shortly after members were scheduled to re· noon. said Jim Carnett, OCC turn today from the competition, public information officer. despite the fact that it runs He said Simakis was airlifted through Sunday. Carnett said. to Reno after the accident. He said funeral arrangements Carnett said it was believed to are pending. be the fint lime an OCC stud,ent bas died while participating ~·n an athletic event. Stud F Stmakis, one or the ski team' eDt &ce8 top six members, was practici for the Southern California In· tercotleglate Ski Association races al June MountaJn when the accident occurred, Camell said. He said the youth was on a practice nm when he appraently hit a rut at high speed and veered off course into a tree. Slmakis was wearing protective h~ad gear at the time, Carnett said. The youth. a seeond semester business information systems $21 Million In Unclaimed Gooda Listed Claim Over Jarvis Story Lieklug aad Look~ng Michelle Cleft) and Amy Haynes of Irvine, aged S lq1d 6 respectively, appear unlm· pre_ssed by the <!rowd that p~es them by --as they -musiogly-liek tttdr i~ -tteam o.ttr ............... ll.-W cones .. The pair were ensconced in a planter at South Coast Plaza this week as tftey checked out tJ:ie grownups. NB Shop Arrests Nets 7 Newport Beach pohce an-. nounced today tlHt am!9t fll .a me n o.a ebareea tbe7 were operatmg ll car theft liq ud eannib,lllztac the MILOS to sell the pans. Offlffn allege tbat the ring specialized in expensive Porsclte sports cars. Six suspects were alleged by investigators to be members oC the ring while a seventh suspect • is charged with attempting to defraud his insuranee company in connection with the then or his car. Newport detectives Ron Rodgers and Lee Roberts iden· tified the suspects as: -Jeffrey J. Jolulsoa, 22, oC Long Beach: -Midlael Howard CummiDs, 22. or Long Beach; -Raymond Ala• Gramo, 24, of Downey; -Gordon Fftd Jobasoo, 33, of 2235 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach: -Marly Letner. 26, of Downey; -Ronald Herrick, 28. of Newport Beach. Rodgers said the investigation began last Saturday ~hen Patrolman Tom LitUe became suspicious of a 1969 Porsche 911 that Herrick was working on near h~ auto repalr shop on North Newport Boulevard. Herrick's arrest for grand theft auto led to th~ arrests or the five other men and to the ar- rest of Peter Paul Ebel, 37, of 371)9 Seashore Drive., Apt. A, Newi)ort Beach. Ebel was book~d for COO· spiracy to destroy insured prop. <See CABS, Page A!) Co~ Weathe r MosUy . cloudy throu1h Saturday. Chance of measurable showers 10 percent or less tonight and 30 percent Saturday. ~ws tonlaht 48 to ss. Hishs Saturday 58 to 63. INSIDE TOD.4 I' .. • '· Squatter's Rights ·Fealhering her springtime nest is a tiny hummingbird, who's pinning her hopes on the clothesline in a Mesa. Ariz . back yard. Although seemingly perched in the path of a thoroughfare, she's been promlsed refuge by the family who shares her home. IS years Silbtraeted Gratulmother Adi/8 service to Her Li/ e SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (A!h~1rudmotber wbO IUIJtuet· ed 15 yean from her aae so enllst ta t!\e NaUobaJ Guard a.ays that one of her bl&1eat problems la to tHp from motherin1 .. those little bop" ln her unit. Maree Palin, 54, qi Sioux Falls wu 13 yean older than the law allowed when the decided -., en)ist in tbe G\f&l'd. So she saya lhe just told t.M recnalter in lt1S that sbe was~ years old. OPnaALS SA.ID 21 YEARS WAS the maxim.um afe linlii for Mrs. Palm's enlistment; she was approximately 5 at th time. '> M anied and U>e mother of 10 children and crandmother o( tour, Mn. Palm aald she joined ta.. Guard becaUH she was able lo contribute her talents. Sbe ta away from ber family one night " month for the recular mMUng ud for two weeks at camp dur· ..fng the summer. Her unit bu not been called up for disaater du· ty since she joined. "I wanted to do sometblaa that WU us.etut, .. lhe aald ... I liked the people and what lbey could do for me." lJEIH(GE HAS NOT EA&NED her any special treatment, Mrs. Palm reported. National Guard otficials in Rapld City said Mrs. Palm's t.hree-year enlistment was illegal '"I'bi• would be completely We&al, very dleJaJ," said Sgt. Dennis Daly, wbep asked about a sltuaUoo of this nature. Normal procedures under similar circumstances would be .. - F,.._P.,,eAJ FBI Begins Probe of Gates PRISON ••. ~Snow Expect«l in North Stat.e By GARY GRANVILLE Ge .. DMIJ ...... klff A federal invesU1ation into "allegations of poUtical corrup- tion'' made against Orange 'County Sherill Brad Gates by unknown people got under way 'Thursday in U,. Angeles In part at least, the FBI probe ls apparently retracing some ground already covered last fall in a state attorney general's in- vestigauon into Gates personal and professiomd activities. Like lbe federal investigation. that inqwry was touched orf by allegations made by an uniden- Faees Are Red tined person or persons. It ended Oct. 2' when Attomey General Evelle Youqer aald in a letter to Gates there had been no finding or improper conduct. In part, the st.ate inveatiptlod covered Gates' financial ac· tivities when building a hilltop ho~ in San Juan Capistrano last year as well as his travel expenses. Those topics appeared to be al issue in the FBI probe when employees of the lending institu- tions involved in Gates' 1977 con-struction and mortgage loans appeared before a federal Grand . Jury Thunday. Also on hand were two employees or travel agencies. one of whom said he could not recall ever booking travel ar- rangements for the 39-year~ld sheriff. But the federal probe stepped on new ground as well as that already covered in the state in· vesllgalion. That was apparent when Keath Concannon, executive diredor ol the Orange County Criminal Justice Council. sat In the grand jury waiting room. Concannon carried with him documents covering the award-ing of a consultant's contract to Paul Wblsenand, a colleee pro- fessor and long ·ti mt-Gales friend. Guess Who Came Whisenand is involved in another islue or apparent in' terest to the jury, a $2',380 con· sulling contract with the Sheriff's office. To State Dinner? Sheriff'• C.pt. Robert Griffeth toted records of that transaction CONCORD, N .H . <AP> - White House preas secretary Jocb Powell sa)'8 he's not sure Jiow a used cat' salesman from ~~w Hampshire convicted or a felony waa invited to a White • }louse at.ate dinner. The Washington Post reported today that Robert Sowa, q former Manchester alderman, dined at the White House on squab at a state dinner for the -president or Romania on ~t.-dnesday. : The White HQuse guest list identified him as "Robert Sowa. )f anchesler, N .H., state "epresentative .... " ' Sowa, 33, resigned as )lderman in March im. after -f>leading guilty in Hillsboro tounty Superior Court to .tharges of lbeft by deception -tlnd making a falae report of a ~rime. 41 He had been anested ln Sep· umber 1976 for allegedly report- !ng falsely that a 1970 Corvette .., ad . been stolen rrom his ~ealersbip and of collecting in· .suranceonthecar .. He received a suspended jail aeptence, was fined Sl,000, placed on two years probation and ordered to repay $3,865 to lhe insurance company. The cbarges were filed two weeks !>efore the Sept. 14, 1976, J>emocratic primary in which fiowa was an unsuccessful can· Jlidate for the st.ate Exectrtlve ~uncil. Powell was quoted in the Post A s sayinc he borrowed a pair of laloshes from Sowa during a.rter's 1976 New Hampshire rimary campaign. Powell said Sowa .. did belp us ln the campaten up there," but Chen had some kind of ''falling ;ut" with Carter's staff. " But a year later, when Sowa • 1ri•sn 't invited to a reunion or ~ >..-~~~~~~~~---~ DAILY PILOT ' ......... WHO INVITED HIM? • Convicted f4tton &ow. New Hampsblre campaign workers, be wrote to complain and 1ald be'd "really Uke to come" to the White House Powell said. ' "So he got an Invitation, .. Powell said. "I guesa somebody thought lt might make up for a put injustice." Powell's chief deputy, Rex Granum, confirmed in Washington today that Sowa was a guest at the state dinner and that the press secretary was quoted atturately. Asked why Sowa was listed on the White Home guest list 11 a state representative, Powell deflected tbe question as a wiseerack "It was a plot to deceive the American publl~ that he really was a fuJJ ·fled1~d state repreMDtatlve when be really was Just an alderman" Powell s.td. ..Obviously no 'one here had any knowled1e of bis troubles with the autbortUes." MeatPaeken Fta Cliiirgea LOS ANGELES <AP) -In a conttnuatioD ot a cracltdoh on alle1ed corruption lo the in· dustry, 13 m~r meat-packing firms have been lndJcted by a federal grand jury on cbaraes of fixioc prices on carcass beef over a 10-yeat period. Named in Thursday's indtct-ment were 12 area companies and one Illinois firm with a division here, 10 corporate of. flcials and tl)eir trade asaocla· tloo, the Vernon-baaed Meat . Packers lnc. AuthortUea aald the indJd· ment stems from activities dat· tni from 1965 to at leut 19'14. p..._p_AJ BAKER ••• woman. . He reasoned that the Coraninla' mama1e was in· valid because Kn. Coraulal knew all a.loq abe wu married to a woman. AccOl'dlnl to an affidavit ftled In court by a doctor. the mouatacbloed Connini, a rest· dent of nearby Belmont, bad the genitalla of a woman but had taken hormone sbota for more tb o 20 rears to maintain hia outwara appearance of masculinity. The doctor said the couple had two children by artificial in· semlnation. Their son ls 20. F,....P.,,eAJ CARS ••• erty, a charge Rodgers said was' reJa&ed to use apona car stolen from blm March 218. Rodgers sald that at present, invesUgaton based their case oo the one car. Howewr, be alleaed the ring may be re1podlitw for the tbtfta and diamanum, of u many as 20 ot the u:penlSve sport.I can. Pot 'Pushed' Planl Pmae Pro~ wltb him into the grand jury room. Also appearing as witnesses before the Grand Jury were two contractors wbo did subconlrac· tor work oo the Orange County Employees' Credit Union's new building. Both Pacific Plumbing and Bower Air Conditioning later did work for Gates at his new home Monday, the sheriff said he abstained from voUng -while a credit union director on the ballot that awarded the con· tracts for constnlction of the new building. In both personal interviews and at a lengthy press con· ference, Gal.es denied wrollido- ing. said he would cooperate in the investigation and predicted it would end with lindiog him blame lea. I' Protesters Held SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A clergyman. the Rev. Llo)'d Wake, 56, and bis son, Steve, 22. were among seven persons ar· rested aft.er stagltlg 4l sit-in al the PhiUppioes Consulate to protest wh~t tbey called the Marcos "dlclatorship" and re· cent "fraudulent" elecUoos In ManiJa. ta Ana. at the time of the indlct- menl8. Schiffman was business manager at the same hospital where both men worked under the direct supervision of Cella. Evans, 32, withdrew hia mo· lion for a chan.1e or venue aJld IS now aPRarent1y reconciled to facing trial in Oran&e County. Judge Knight ordered him to re turn May 18 Cor the setting of the trial date. Evans will be brought back from the Lompoc facility on that date. He has been ordered lo re- port there April 24 \<> begin serv ing the eight-month sentence he received in federal court. Car Dealer's Body Found OAKLAND <AP> -The body of an Oakland car dealer who vanished two weeks ago after taiung a young couple for a lesl drive has been found in a remote area of Contra Costa County. The fully ~lothed body of Roohullas Faryabidoust. 49. was round near Oakley late Wednes· day by two detectives working on a slim lead. By Tbe Adeelale4 Preas A cold low pressure system centered off the coast of W ashingt.on conUnued to move slowly south early today, bring· ing a threat of thundershowers to most of Northern California. Snow was expected to Call at elevations as low as 2,000 feet in the far nolhern regions or the state tonight and Saturday, the National Weather Service said. On Thursday, eJCteasi ve low clouds covered the coastal areas and some weather slaUons re· ported drizzle. Strong afternoon winds de- veloped in desert areas and thundershowers erupted over the northern mountains and across the San Joaquin Valley and southern Sierra. The forecast for toni&ht and Saturday calls for cooler and wetter weather with much of the stale under a cloud cover. In the San Francisco Bay area, sides will be increasingly cloudy with a 70 percent chance of showers tonight and Satur- day. Temperatures will range from the rnid-40s to the low 605, and a small craft adviaory bas been issued for wtnda ol up to 30 mph. If all~ sales SOlrtCt alike toyou, listen to~ the Tough Shopper~ about the Bigelovv sale at Alden's ~ . Orange Coast EDITION VOL 71, NO. 1CM, •SECTIONS, 48 PAGES .. , T ay'8 Cl Ing N.Y. Stoeks C TEN CENTS Mesa Y euth Dies. in. Ski Accident ~ ... ..,...... BRAD TEABY HOLDS ·oFFENOING• NEWSPAPER School Face• Clelm for $800,000 Over Jarvi• Story Kid in Dutch _,.Jarvis Fila Claim Over Story EL CAJON <AP) -A claim for $800,000 is being pressed on bebaJl of Howard Jarvis and Paul Gum-over Brad Teaby's story in the Granite Hills H(gb paper. Tea by, 16, tried to explaln the Jarvis-Gann tax Urnitln1 in- itiative. In a footnote, he identified Jarvis and Gann u "prominent real estate owners." The foot- Aote went on to sa.y ''passage of this bill wiU save thern both several million dollars." -The chum against the Clarion and Teaby. lhe first step toward filing a libel suit in court. describes the footnote as libelous. The students "think lt's pretty ridiculous," Teaby said Thurs- day. But Allyn Smith, the 17-year- old editor. said she'll publish "a partial retraction" April 28. In a letter to a San Die~o at- torney representing_ Jarvis and Gann. the ecliwr aaid they .. are certainly prominent and, no doubt., own some real proper- ty in California." The claim wm formally re- jected by the district's school board. Supt. Leland B. Newcomer. first superintendent of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. said Jarvis and Gann couldn't prove libelous intent. Principal Philip Morell said he was pleased that young Teaby tried to write about comP..lex current events instead of • who kissed Susie in the back or the blue Chevy." Newcomer said be was unsure why Jarvis and Gann are "tak- ing on a 16-year-old boy in a lit- tle school newspaper." As for Teaby, he said be 's hav- ing second thoughts about a career in journalism. Member OfOCC Ski Team An Orange Coast College ski team member was killed Tbur&- day when he v~ off course and smashed Into a tree while practicing near Mammoth, OCC officlala said today. Greg J. Simakis, 18, of MS Paularino Ave .. Costa Mesa, died of massive beaCl and in· ternal Injuries at Washoe HosplW in Reno shortly after noon, said Jim Carnett, OCC public information officer. He said Sima.Ids was airlifted to Reno after the accident. Carnett said it was believed to be the first time an OCC student has dted while participating in an athletic event. Simakis. one or lhe ski team's top six members. was practicing for the Southern California In- tercollegiate Ski Association races at JW>e Mountain when the accident occurred, Carnett said. He said the youth was on a practice run when be appraently hit a rut at high speed and veered off course into a tree. Slmakis was wearing protective head gear at the time, Carnett said. The youth, a second semester business information systems major, attended high school in Colorado before coming to OCC. Carnett said. He was born in Westminster &I'd hJs mnther lives In Oregon. Carnett said# Re said Shna.lds had competed for the OCC ski team about 10 limes before Thursday's trafedy. Became of Ule death, ski team memben were &Checluled to re-turn b>day from the competition, despite the fact that it runs through Sunday, Carnett said. He said ftmeral arrangements ar\" peJ'ld1ni. Rift POMible NEW DEUll, India <AP> - Improving relations between the United States and India are bound to be damaged ii there is truth to a report lbJlt-the CIA abandoned a nuplear device in the Himalayo,s that could poison the holy Gallies River, Foreign Minister A.B. Vajpayee says. Slaying· Trial Set • in Man Charged in OCC Student's Death By JEUY CLAUSEN Cit .. DINtf PIMt IUH Twenty-two-year-old Mark Baker of Newport Beach must face a Superior Court trial on charges that he robbed and murdered Orange Coast College student Karl Marcus Chancellor, also of Newport Beach, last Feb. 11. South Orange County Municipal Court Judge John Griffin ordered Baker bound over to Superior Court for trial at the cooctuslon of a two-day preliminary bearing Thursday. Judae Grlfftn scheduled ar- raignment for 9 a .m. April 25 in Departmmt 5 of the Superior Court in Santa Ana. Baker, wbo was led lDto court ThUrsday ln abacklea and bandcutts, ii beina held In Oranae Count)' JaU wit.boat bml. Judte GrifftD Ol"dG'8d BUer'1 wrista med Tbunday so the de· feQclant could make not.es d\iiilii the hearing. Baker's wife Suzanne told the court Wednesday that she, her husband and crancellor, 20. drove to Nigue Beach Park Feb. 11 at about 11 p.m. She said the two men left her in the car and walked toward the beach. ''He <Baker) came back alone," she said. The body of Chancellor, 1884 Port SbeftieJd Plaoe, Newport Beach, was found later that nJgbt beb1nd a beach park snack bar. Mn. Baker said her husband told her Chancellor bad pulled a run on him and fell down a clUt ln an ensuing scuftle. Crail Olsen, a friend of Cban-ctllot', testified that ••)latt 1'U flnancinl the ale of cocaine and Mark Baker was distributing it ... Olsen said Chancellor was car- ryine abOut $4,000 in cash the day he was murdered. Police said no laqe amoWlt ol money was fot.md on Chancellor's body. Defense attorneys Alfonso Sepe of Miami, Fla. and WIWam Kopeny of Santa Ana moved Thursday to strike Mrs. Bat.er's teatlmony as privileged ~r,n­ munlcatlon between husband and wlte. ·But Judge GritTtn denied the motion on the basis that. Baker bad told others the same story be bad told b1s wife the nilht ol Chancellor'• death. Under questioning by Sepe, Mrs. Bater testified she bad not been prom.lied immunity from (SeeTalAL, Paae At> , • .,.., ......... r.... WILL COSTA MESA FREEWAY MISSING LINK REMAIN MISSING FOR FIVE MORE YEARS? Extenalon of Route 56 Would Teke Special uw or en Act of Adrt•n• Freeway N.ternatives "' Mesa Choices Tol,d 'by: Road O/ficiab -By MJmAEL PASKEVJOI Ol .. Det., ...... ,taff Special lealslatlon or a change of attitude Crom catTrana chief AdJiua Giantutto ia needed lf Costa Meaans expect an ex- tension ol the ihfamous ··mill- int link" known d the Costa Men ~~. Oraqe County Tram~ Oommllslon of· ftcials uld TbundllY Tom Jenkins, executJve di.rec· $21 Million In Unclaimed GoodJI List,ed The names of almost 36,000 people, companies and agencies that own unclaimed property worth nearly $21 million are be- ing advertised tn a statewide ef- fort 1o locate them. The list appears toctay on pages D4 and D5 or the Daily Pilot. In the past, sucb celebrities as Lucille Ball, Bob Hope and Stale Controller Kenneth , Cory were among those lined. Today's is the third publication this fi.seal year, for a total of nearly 128,000 names of owners eligible to claim a total of more than $62 million, Cory said. The unclaimed assets include bank deposits. dividends, sav- ings and loan accounts, wages, securities and other funds and property. The assets have been depoalted ln the state trf\asury until their rightful owners or their heirs can be located. Claimants can write to Cory at the Dlvlslon of Unclaimed Property, P.O. Box 1019, Sacramento, calil. 85805, or call (916) 322-U88. 'Ibey will be ad- vised ot what property bas been reported for them and of bow to obtlUn payment, .. I'm not so 1ure after this - It's become a little abaky, .. be said. tor of the commission, explained that the state has told the county that none ol the $123 million that n.te and local aovernmenta wUl spend on hiebways dW'i.nC the next ftv.: 7ears lbould 10 to new freeways. · · ··we are ~ to .m.t CalTram ls trytnc to do 1D I.be neat five years, and tbe ••· tenaloo or <Route> 55 i. not ln their current proposal." said Jenkins. "We're not saying it can't be changed," Jenkins added, describing the latest directive from Ca.ITrans as "fluid." New legislation that goes into effect during the 1978-79 fu;cal year will allow OC'I'C and other local agencies to recommend various projects ror state highway programs. However, as it stands now. OCTC can only delete <"blueline") projects it objects to, a policy that could oause local highway funds to be divert- ed to projects outside the county. Jenkins said the state funds have been directed for improve- ments or rehabilitation oJ ·exist- ing county highways The only major freeway proj- ect scheduled during the next five years is a $21 million widen- ing of a portion or Interstate s through San Clemente, accord- ing to the CalTrans directive. City officials will continue their push for extension of the Costa Mesa Freeway into the down~~ area in spite of the Bombs Withheld TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) -An Israeli newspaper reported from Washington that the United Stat.es is temporarily holding up shipments ol clusttt bombs to Israel. Yediot Aharonot's W asblngtoo ooneapondent said the United States ii ~pJng the supply of tbe antf-personnel bomb following 1srae1•s µse ~ the weapon lD the invaaloo or southern Lebanon. state directive. City Traffic Enguieer Bruce Mattern today said the city ex- pects carJ'r8J1S to respond to the extension request by the end ol this month. A poslUve reactloll from - CalTraa.s director Gtanturco could lead to an amendment <A ltat.e ~ prioriflM, accord-m. to .Jmtlns. In addition, approval by the Leaialature "OI a bill submitted by assembly men Dennis Mangers, D-Huntington Beach, a(ld Ron Cordova, 0 -EI Toro. would alter the priorities, Jenklns noted. The Mangers-Cordova resolu- tion seeks state funds <about $250,0()0) for an Environmental Impact Report required to get the project under way. A spokesman for Mangers' of- fice said today the joint resolu- tion is still pending. The extension of the freeway, <See ROUTE, Page AZ> Mesa Boy, 7, Hit by Auto A 7-year-old Costa Mesa boy was ln critical condition today at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital aft.er being bit by a car Thurs· day afternoon on Merrimac Way near the Orange Coast College campus. police reported. Jnvestigators said Larry Goss, 1250 Adltm.s Ave., Costa Mesa, apparently ran in front of the on- coming vehicle. He suffered head injuries and ls being treat- ed In the hospital's intensive care unit. Police were unable to supply the name of the driver in the 3 p.m. accident. Ora coast Weather Trade Record Set by Stoek8 Father .JaileCI m Marital Flap Mostly cloudy tbrougb Saturday. Chance of meaaurable showers 10 percent Of lesa tonteht and 30 percall Saturday. Lows toni1ht 48 to SS. fft1hs Saturday 58 to 61. ll1vln1 contact wllh tbelr dau•b\er, ber huabaiid or bis employers. Thelr dau,bi.r. Counle. 30. married Occidental Colle&e music ~e.IOr Lau.rU Jones lb 1172 The thlfts, leriett "aaainst Mn. Lain.a by Judie OOdocoU in 19'16, resulted ln her serviq a five- day Jail term. · •·Some way. •m.ebow. Jqdps of the Su&*10t' CoUrt have Just 1ot to atop thls," Cald~ott told Mfl. Leins at tM Ume ot ber aeotenclnil. · .. 1.'hO buck mJaht as w lhtopMre.0 Tbunday. caldocott said be Wal ~ cone.med lboul tho c ulna Pl'Obl m aDd told ooaa. ·~ h ·ioth.lnt •l'Olll with your: d.iugtrtd. "You~:,don't liateD to me ind lbat•a llrtly;yo I t l.n ti'Oubl , " tb•j Mid. , • . .,,,, . IN IDETODA't' Open hoMw al UC lnmw i.m't tUce moat. Some rather tadqw ""'* on ploluwd /or thf 4nnuol apring •o•nt. Storu o'ltd photo on Page Cl. .... x ty=-.:1~~ ~ltl a \. . .. Plant PnMe Propo.ed 4Ni1.c.1~~;--·-~"""·un -.John Mills. no ad· vocates the legalization of iiUlnl\IADa, hu been n-:- tenced to push a wheelba.rro contalnln& dirt, a mar..,,uana plant and a sign aroun lfie"Mason Coun- ty courthouse. The sign says "decriminalize marijuana." Mason County Superior Court Judge Frank Baker said Thursday that he handed down the sen- tence after Mills pleaded guilty to possessing more than '° arams of pot. He was told to perform the task 20 times each Sunday morning for the next four weeks. Baker also assigned Mills to write a 1,500-word paper on the pros and cons of marijuana use. Granny Serves Li.ea About Age to Emut SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP>-A grandmother wbo auttract- ed 15 years from her age so she could enlist in the National Guard says that one of her biggest problems is to keep from mothering "those U ttle boys" in her unit. Marge Palin. 54, of Sioux Falls was 13 years older than the law allowed when she decided to enlist in the Guard. So abe H)'I she just told the recruiter in 1975 that abe wu 36 years old. OFnCIALS SAID SS YEARS WAS the maximum af'9 limit for Mrs. Palm's enlistment; sbe was approximately 51 a~e time. "'.. --Married and th'e mothl!1:,,of 10 children aw$-tt'IJidmother of four, Mrs. Palm said she join~ause she waa able to contribute her talents. She is away from her family one nieht .. a month ror the regular meeting and for two weeks at camp dur· ' ing the summer. Her unit has not been called up for disuter du· ty since she joined. "I wanted to do something that was useful," she said. "I liked the people and what they could do for me." HER AGE HAS NOT EARNED her any special treatment, Mrs. Palm reported. National Guard officials in Rapid City said Mrs. Palm's three-year enlistment was illegal. "This would be completely illegal, very illegal," said Sgt. Dennis Daly. when asked about a situation of this nature. Normal procedures under similar circumstances would be to terminate the individual although repayment of salary would not necessarily be required, he said. The state bas not said whether 1t plans to take any action against her. Mrs Palm's enlistment expires in June IN 1975, SllE SPENT TWO weeks in basic tra1rung m Alabama. two weeks annual training in Kansas the next year, and two wee-ks in a tent in Alaska in 1977 ··1t was physically hard for me," she said. "rt was physical· • Iv hard in Alaska. I can see these retirees about to retire are J·ust really on the verge of collapsing." , Hut she says hiding her age could get difficult. "It's hard to talk about your family and it's hard to keep from mothering those little boys lbat were there." MRS. PALM. OF THE 730TH Medical Co. at Verainllon. s.o.\ said a recruiter for a different Guard unit suegested she lie aooul ber age to loln. She could no lonier identify that ln· dividual. Mrs. Palm's story came to llght Wednesday after Tom Sorensen, news director for radio station KSOO in Sioux Falls, heard about It. Sorensen, a Guardsman who served with Mrs. Palm, said he hadn't even considered that she might be over-aae. "I w~ in quite-some time before I found out through the grapevine that she hed and never gave a second thought about her age when l met her." Sorensen said "She looks more Wee ·she's 45 She'b vibrant and active." :: Border Fight #',....PflfleAJ TRIAL ••• • ~'. NelA Arrest ·: SAN YSIDRO, CaUf. (AP> - : · Police exchanged gunfire with ·: two suspected border bandits : • late Thursday njght. Apparently • •nobody was wounded, but one : : man was arre$ted. . • Victor Rendon Macario, 23, of •. Guaymas, Me~co, was booked : • in San Diego County jail for in- .: vestigallon or murder, attempt· • fd robbery and robbery. :: Boy Hit by Truck :: Reported 'Stable' •• Kevin Ray Sta Ions. the 13. • year-old Costa Mesa youth in· Juted when he was struck by a • witter district truck last Thurs· • day on . Fairview Road, was re· ported m "stable condiUon" to- ... day at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. Hospital officials said the in· • jured youth bu been transferred from the intensive care unit to a 1)rivate room where be is responding well to treatment. DAILY PILOT -·~ llt«_ ... , .... ..,_ .. ._ ,......_ ...... prosecution in exchange for her testimony and that she never b ad been advised of a posslbllity she mjgbt be prosecuted. Introduced as evidence Thurs- day over objectiona by def enae dltorneys were a 1hot1un and photos of a Garden Grove swamp. Mrs. Baker tesUfied Wednes· day that her husband threw the gun into the swamp. Baker's attorneys claimed in· t rod uction of tbe 1bot1un as evidence was irrelevant because Deputy Dist. Atty. Ted Millard had not established the gun as the weapon used to bludeeon Chancellor to dealb Rain, Snow Expected in North Staie By 'fte Aaloclated Preu .. A cold low pressure system centered off the coast of Wubington continued to move slowly south early today, brl.ni- lng a threat ol tbundenbowers to most 61 Nortbem California. Snow was e~ to fall at elevations as low u 2,000 feet in the far notbem region& of the state t.ooight and Saturday, the National Weather Service said. On Thursday, extensive low clouds covered the coastal areas and aome W'eatber atations re- ported driaJe. ,-Strong afternoon winds de· veloped ln desert areas and tbundenbowen erupted over the nort.bem mouotalna and across the San JoaqulQ Valley ud southern Sierra. 6Face Car Theft Cliarges Newport Beach police an- nounced today the arrest of six men on charges they were operaUnt a car theft rlni and cannlbalillng the autos to sell the part& Officers allege that the ring 1peclallled in eicpenalve Porsche sports cars. Six suspects were alleged by investigators to be members ot the ring while a seventh auspect ls ch&ried witb .attemptlna to defraud bis insurance compan)' in connection with the theft ot bis car. N f!Wport detectl veis Ron Rodaera and Lee Roberts iden- tified the su.ipects aa: -Jeffrey J. Job.Don, 22, ot Long Beach; - -Mkbael Howard Oammlu, 22. of LonR Beacb; -Raymond Alu G\'afflo, 2', of Downey; -Gordon Fred Jobmon, 33, ol 2235 Laauna Canyon Road, La1una Beach; -Marty Letner, 28, of Downey; , -Ronald Henl(!k,,. 21;· of Newport Beach. - Rod1en said Uie lnvestllaUoo began last Saturday when Patrolman Tom IJttle became suspicious of a 1969 Porsche 9ll that Herrick wu working on near bis auto repair shop on North Newport Boulevard Herrick's arrest for (rand . theft auto led to the arrests of the five other men and to the ar· rest of Peter Paul Ebel, 37, of 3709 Seashore Drive., Apt. A. Newport Beach. Ebel was booked for con· St>lracy to destroy imured prop· erty, a charge Rodgers said was related to tne spons car stolen from tum March 26. Rodgers said lhat at present, invei;tigators based their case on the one car. However, he alleged the ring may be responsible for the thefts and dismantling of as many as 20 of the expensive sports cars. TONIGHT OCC SCIENCE FICTION SERIES -A.E. Vanvogt, lec- turer. Science Hall, 8 p.m. $1.SO OCC CONCERT -Symphonic Band and Student Dancers, Auditorium, 8 p. m. OCC PLANETARIUM - "Time and Tide," Fri. and Sat. 7:30 and 9p.m . r FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS - "Enter the Draaon," OCC Forum, 7: 15 p.m. "VOLPONE" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday. Sunday through April 23. 8 p.m. SA'ftJllDAY, -APan. lS ''DAY OF THE BALLOONS" -Film and speakers on balloon- ing. 12 hot air balloons diaplayed. OCC Science Hall, 10 a m. to 4 p.m . CHILDREN'S FILM - "Hetdl," OCC Forum, 1 p.m. 50 cents. HOWARD JARVIS -Speech OD pf()perty tax initiative, Fair- grounds amphitheater, 3:30 p.m. OCC FILM WATCH -Japanese mm "'Ibe Ceremony, .. Science Hall, 8 p.m. CHAMBER MUSIC Irvine Chamber Players, OCC Fine Arts 119, 8 p.m. Free. SUNDAY, APRIL 11 SPRING CONCERT -OCC Chorale and Chamber Singers, Auditorium, 7:30p.m. Free. Mesa Record Store Robbed A bandit armed with a blue- 1teel revolver robbed a Costa Mesa branch of the Licorice Plua record atore cbaiD Tbun· day. acaptnc on foot witb about $260 lo a paper bag, police said today. The robber entered the music store at 1813 Newport Blvd. ahortly before G p.m., stepped!° tbe trcqlt counter Ind braiMllabld Uie b~ and ordered a cltrk to band over the cash, po)jce said. He then fled on foot. There were oo IAJwies. Police ue MfflDll a wblte male lD bla mld·20I about 1lx feet taU and welahln8 150 pounds. ""··•-.41 ROU'rE ••• Llcldng and Looldtag Michelle <left) and Amy Haynes of Irvine. {lged 5 and 6 respectively, appear unim· f)ressed by the crowd that passes them by as they musingly lick their ice cream cones. The pair were ensconced in a planter at South Coast Plaza this week as they checked out the grownups. Newport Man Anuigned In Slaying . Brown's Popularity Taking a Nosedive A Newport Beach investor was arraigned today in Pasadena on charges ol sollcitin1 the murder of his son·in·law, a Pasadena police officer. Edward Jaffarian, 76, ol 1830 Port Kimberly Place, was ar- rested by undercover Pasadena police officers Thursday shortly after he allegedly offered $1.000 as a down payment on a murder contract. Police spokesman John McAllater declined to reveal the name of tbe intended victim, noting that police are fearful that a contract on the e>ificer's life may still be out. "II we eel this lnto the news, maybe the bit man will let lt go," be said. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The most reeept cautomia Poll of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s popularity among voters shows just 29 percent of the public thinks he is doing a good job. as opposed to 53 percent two years ago. The telephone survey, con· ducted from March 27-April 3, indicated only SS percent of the registered Democrats polled said they would vote for Brown in the June primary, and almost one in three said lbey would con· s ider voting for another Democratic candidate. When matched .,..Wst each of five prominent .Jlepubllcan gubernatorial contenders Brown still led in each cue bui ha margins were not as com- fortable as they have been in previous surveys. State Attorney G"eneral Evelle Younger, who traileq Brown by 28 percentage poin~ m October. 1977, narrowed the gap lo 16 points in the last survey The governor 's lead over • f're-sno Assemblyman Ken Mad- dy withere d even m ore dramatically. Last October Brown led Maddy 62 percent to 17 percent -a 45 point bulge. Now Brown's margin-is.~ points (51·31 ). . . . . . . San Diego Mayor ·Pete Wil.aon also made up ground wben paired against Brown. He trailed the eovemor by 41 points last October but now the lead is down to25. If all carpet sales SOllld alike to you, listen to what the Tough Shopper~ about the Bigelo\v sale at Alden's 8bllbd Hiil .. A un!Que. •llkY IOft cafl)Gt with the luxuriOul k>okand feel of cruahecl velvet Blaotow'a '1050 excfualve . ""Proceeecr~ eort. lrideloent~ ~ ttltlt Cfeet-.~lmmerfno 9Q. m. IOok that's perfect tor the finest roomt. Antron 111• nYIOn for euy ctre. durability and ptOttdlon from lif.atlc. Protected by Sootchgan:I~ ' I l Sehiffinan Given Prison Sentence l'ormer lloapltal bualneaa 1nua1er 'Jbeodore ''Ted'' SdUlt· man wu aentencecl Tbund-.y to two 1ea:n lD state prhoa fot the part be played lil a # mlUlon ho•pf.tal swindle scheme mu,l.ermioded by Dr. Louis J. Cella Jr. Oran&e County Su.pertor Court Judie ff. Warreo Kn1gbt or· dered the prison term for Schiff. man, 56, of Santa Ana, after the defendant pleaded guilty to * * * 11rand thett., fo.raery and eon- aplracy. He ruled that Seblff man can serve the sentence concurrently with the 18-month federal pdaon term be received after belng convicted ln tbat court of charges related to the 1windllng o( two Orange County bospltals conlr'olled by Cella u 5'H:retary· treasurer. It was indicated at hls sen- tencing that Schiffman will prob- * * * ably serve 12 months In lhe federal faclllty at Lompoc and wm then be transferred to the state prison at Chino to complete the balance of his confinement, If there ls any balance at that Ume. SchHfman's sentencing Im· mediately followed the setting of a trial date for Stephen Robert Ev ans, his co-def eodant lD both the federal and state cues ag~st Cella and three business as 1ates. vans was the adminbtrator B • of Mercy General Hosplt•l, San· ta Ana, at the time of the indict· meats. Schiffman was business eP'J,ns manager at the same hospital ~ _. where both men worked under the direct supervision of Cella. • p e Ev ans, 32, withdrew his mo· lion for a change of venue and is e rm ln r • eon no".V appare~Uy reconciled lo &'7 facing trial m Orange County. .,. LOMPOC <AP> -Dr. Louis J . Cella Jr., a physician who was California's largest individual campaign donor in 1974, begH serving a five.year sentence at federal prison today. Prison spokesman Gary Ald· 1nger swd Cella, 52, entered the minimum-security camp at 8:30 a m . Later, the spokesman said, Ct-lla would be assigned to a job, but would not be allowed to work 11\ a medlcal capacity Cella was convicted in July 1976 m U.S Distnct Court in Los Angeles for conspiracy, tax evasion and other charges in· volving misappropriating $600,000 from two Orange Coun· ty hospitals he ran. Ex-Ana h e im Mayor Joins County Panel Orange County•s new Fair Campaign Practices eom· mission was given a dash of col· or Thursday when Supervisor Ralph Clark appointed retiring Anaheim Mayor William 1bom to the commission. Thom, whose term as • Anaheim's first elected mayor ends Tuesday, is noted for bis rtamboyant manner and fre- quently barbed wit. His appointment is lo a com· mission that Clark has dubbed a paper llf(~ because its power is limited to reviewing campaign literature dispensed by can· d1dales seeking election to coun· ty offices "(f anyone can make this com· mission work. it's Blll Thom," Clark said as he announced the appointment. .. Bill is honest, outspoken, politically experienced and de(· initely his own man," Clark added. Among the five supervisors, Clark cast the rone dissenting vote in a 4·1 ballot tbat gave birth to the new commission through a rec«ttly enacted cam· paign reform ordmance. Thom, 47, served one term as a city councilman before being elected Anaheim's first popular· ly elected mayor in 1974. Hitl.er Piano Offer Rejected KERSBACH, West Germany <AP) -Piano dealer Waltrud Wimmer s~s sbe turned down• an American offer of $60,000 for the piano the late Nail dictator Adolf Hitler received for bis ~h birthday. Mrs. Wimmer, 39, who restored the piano, said she ls negotiating wlth an unidentified Kuwaiti oil sheik who expressed an mterest in tbe piano. She aaid the piano was given to Hitler oa April 20, 1939, by the town of Warnsdorf, CiecbosJovaJcla, aQd wu kept al his mountalb vacation bome in Bercbtesgaden. She did not Sa)' who made tbe American offer On Wednesday a Superior Court judge in San Diego sen· tenced Cella to a lwo·to·l5-year state prison term for grand theft and filing false Medi-Cal claims, and ordered that the imprison· menl run concurrently with the federal time. Judge Knight ordered him to re- turn May 18 for the setting of the trial date. Evans will be brought back from the Lompoc facility on that date. He has been ordered lo re- port there April 24 to begin serv· ing the elght-monlh sentence he received in federal court. FBI Begins Probe Of Sheriff Gates f By GARY GRANVIU.E Qt ... O.lly ~ ,..., A federal investigation lnto "allegations of political corrup- ti on" made against Orange County Sheriff Brad Gates by unknown people got under way Thursday in Los Angeles. Jn part al least, the FBJ probe is apparently retracing some grQund already covered last fall In a state attorney general's in· vestigatioo into Gates personal and professional activities. Like the federal investigation. that inquiry was touched off by alleaalions made by an uniden· Ufied pen;oo or pef"IOD:8. It ended Oct. 24 when Attorney General Evelle Younger said in a letter to Gates there had been no finding of improper conduct. In part, the atate lnvesuiatlon covered Gates' financial ac· tivities when building a hilltop home in San Juan Capistrano last yellJ' as well as his travel expenses. Those topics appeared lo be at issue in the FBI probe when employees ol the lendJng instilU· tions involved in Gates' 1977 COD· struction and mortgage loans appeared before a federal Grand Jury Thursday . Also on hand were two employees of travel agencies, one or whom said he could not recall ever booking travel ar· rangements for the 39-year-0ld sherlf[. But the federal probe stepped on new ground as well as that already covered in the state in· vesllgation. Thal was apparent when Keith Concannon, executive director of the Orange County Cri mlnal J us lice Council, sat in the grand jury waiting toom. Concannon carried with hlm documents covering the award· ing or a consultant's contract to Paul Whisenand, a college pro- fessor and long-time Gates friend. -Whisenand is involved in another Issue ol apparent in· terest to the jury, a $2,300 con· sultina contract with the Sheriff's office. Sheriff's Capt. Robert Griffeth toted..reconis of that transaction wilb hlm into the grand jury room. Also appearing as witnesses before the Grand Jury were two contractors who dld subcontrac· tor work on the Orange County Employees' Credit Union's new building. Speaks in Couat11 Israeli Aide Says Carter 'Interfering' By JACK.IE HYMAN Of -o.ltr ...... StMf Israel's former minister of foreign affairs said Thursday in Orange County be believes President carter's approach to peacemaking bas interfered with peace efforts in the Middle East. But Sblomo Avineri, speaking to the World Affairs Council of Orange County at tbe Sad· dleback Inn in SanLa Ana, ex· pressed optimism for the peace talks. "Our oegotlat.Jona will even· tually be on the road again when we realize that perhaps we have been asking for too much," said Avinerl, now pro!easor o( poUUcal science at lbe Hebrew University of Jerusalem. "There isn't that mucb of a difference in terma of policy between the Carter Adminlatra- lion and what 1 call the Kiss· lnger admlniltratlon," said Avineri. "But it seems to me that some or the trouble ip which we find ourselves comes from a change ln approach,'' be said .. The difference, Avineri said, is that when Henry Kisslnger was negotiatina, the emphasis was on small concessions and step-by-step, piecemeal agree. menls. Carter, instead, sought a comprehensive treaty. A vioeri said he believes this approach doesn't work beeause the Egyptians and Israelis agree on most issues but there a are a few for which there appears to be no acceptable solution al the present time. A comprehensive treaty is bound lo be rejected because it m ust confront these issues, while small treaties are possible on other topics and may even· tually lead to "a climate of un- derstanding" that would make PoSS1ble an oWJ"all pact, A vineri said. TV Programming, Ripoffs Featured •'There are no shortcuts to aolvlna a very complex prob- lem," AviMrt said. "We have lo learn to Uve wlth am- biguJlles." He cited as examples U.S.· Chlna relations. which have im· proved d plte there belnt no , overa ll aareement, and the world acceptance of a divided Berlin. a 1ubJ ct whlch once Sunday'• Dally Piiot otfen some lnform•Uon about tunlna· Qp a tired TV and dota!ll OD new id••• cklltJ'Md to enUvcn aome al televllM>n'• prtme·tJme pro- 111mmtna. TV9S TUCKEUD OV'I'? - Sund&y•1 YOU story loob lDto bow to •YOkt repair 11poff1 and bow uve • Cft dollans ht. maJrlbl th 1lmplu: ffl)aln 1oonelf. LOO&ING OOOD -Tbal d rlbea both the. lptean.Pee ol and OUlloot fer sraau. Lei of an Onate CoMt b cal· (sUNDAY'S BEST) teae that'• tJYlna to keep up wtth local demand tor quality omplO)' . Story oo Stand_,., buslneu~ • NBTWORU BYPASSED -op..,..uc., Prime 'l'tme deve-lo,. b\&.t)ud syndicated proJma tor pr me lime televl•lon, b~ the usual oetwork out· leta. Jt la a Cllt:l?Owtnc field and an Aaodated Presa •torf CQlorwwbT -~ mid likely to provoke World War Ill net oo wl\lch &.here aUU h•• been no t omprebentlve pact. "The Israeli 1ovemment anO the EO'Pt!an 1overnment qree on 9$ percwtt ot tbe ta~n•." Nld Avloert ... Jl'I tho fiv. pereent that maHt th "hot th1q up.~· He said be betlevea the C..rt.ct' admJnl.atratJon will eveatuaU, reaUae tbat •=:ece-m•al ap-proach ts tbe Mtutloin:, aaO that n-1it1oas ween llrael ect Eapt WW urne. ' ·~-...-. GET WELL WISHES POURING IN BY THE THOUSANDS FOR JOHN WAYNE IN HOSPITAL Actor·a Secretary Pat Stacy Examines Tributes at Masaachu1ett1 General Fans Shower 'Duke' Jolm Wayne 'Delighted' With Attention BOSTON <AP> John Wayne fans have showered the re- cuperating actor from Newport · Beach with a roomful of 011 paint· ings, American flags. 19 cartons o( get-well cards and the compass from a swiken tugboat. Someone even mailed the gruff movie cowboy a miniature brass pig -a reminder of the pig valve that dO<'lors implanted m W ayne·s ruling heart The mail, doodads and what· nots have been pouring into Massachusetts General Hospital since the 70-year old actor un- de rwenl open·heart surgery April 3 ··1 expected a lot Qf mall, but never anything like this," said Pat Stacy, Wayne's personal :secretary Every day. the Post Office de· livers about 2,500 letters. The stuff nearly fills Room 859, the 15 -foot wide room in the hospital"s exclusive Phillips House wing that Wayne used before the operatioo1 Miss Stacy satd she has shown Wayne many of the gifts, and he is delighted by the at\entlon. Massachu.wtts General Dlrec· tor Charles A Sanders said get· well cards are a boost to any hospital paUent -even a world· famous mori~ aotor. "Mr. Wayne 1s a special person in the Ameriun mind," Sanders said as he surveyed the cluttered room. "But he likes to know that people are interested in his welfare." Among the gifts are four American flags, a porcelain koala bear from Australl'a, giant cards signed by elementary school children. and a football. Army Green Berets mailed him a plaque, and the Massachusetts Legislature sent him a framed get-well resolu- 1.Jon There were boxes of candy, stacks of books and Bibles and a gold watch ' A Roston captain sent Wayne the compass from bis sunken tugboat. He wrote that 1t was bis most pnzed possession. 4 Drown When Car Plunges off Span RLOOMINGTON, Minn. <AP) A car carrying six people µlunged off a bridge that was · open for barge traffic early lo· day and sank in the Minnesota River. authorities said. One person was rescued, but four drowned and a fifth was feared dead. The Bloomington Fire Depart· ment and lhe Coast Guartj were seeking the mlssing occupant, who was apparently swept downstream by heavy currents from under the Cedar Avenue Bridge. Names of the two toen and two women whose bodies were re· covered were withheld until rel at1ves could be notified. Harlan Big Bear, 21, Blame, Mann., rescued from the river, was taken to Hennepin County Medical Cent.er, Minneapolis. He suffered bead injuries and was reported irtaerious condition. Big Bear was rescued by Jay Harjula, 22, of Richfield, who was on hls w~ home from work m a car behind the one canying the victims. 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"' ::4. ~ • ·~.'~~: ~·•.-tbag '~; ·. ·, . , "Q Wit~~ T ~~\\r Marpbhae lowe1•ing the Voltune ED'l.8DtNG BA&Da\TMS 0£PI'. -Tbe Federa11 1.-. about to IWOOp tnto OW' ~on with the avowed alm to make life quiet.er for yob. Tb1J Um• the Federal w1et la the motorcycle. Heartao are 1otn1 to be conducted up in Anaheim by the United States Environmental Protection A1ency. These people have the power to quiet t.biq1 down wider the Federal Noiae Coot.rot Act. Anyway, tbe federal bra11 apparently want1 motorcycles muffled ao Uaey run no louder than automobiles. IT IS UNQ.EAR WRY we need hearinca on all Ulla. Clearly. there are obly two kinds of motorcycles on the road today: Loud and touder. 'Ibe guy next door to my old Balboa dip owned the latter variety. He used to tune it up every morning about 4:30. You may flnd this bard to beUeve, but lt is actually possible to ride a motorcycle quietly. The EPA people may learn thts when they get into those Anaheim hearings. Motorcycles are generally louder than autos, however. because the cycles do not have all those anU-amo&, anti- fume and anU-run devices hunf all over the engines like your family heap doea. Lack o this garbage actually al· loW'I lbe cycle eqi.De to operate with rea.sonable effi. clency. Thus the motorbike isn't like your famlTy car Wbtch, when you try to start it each morning, wheezes, gasps, shudders and sputters before you can coax lt to lurch oft down the road. This aside, alter the EPA people 1et real mufflen on motorcycles, their own atudiea 1uggest the macblnea will 'then cost up to $300 more, 1uffer a five pen:ent reduction ln fuel economy and lose "some" ~ormance. Well. that's progress for you. WE MAY ALL THEN hope that tbe F.S.ral anti~noise ~rusadera will expand their decibel hortzona to attack even more abaat.l)r menaces that bruise our eardrum.I dally. Let's have aomt EPA hellrlngs on mutnera for acld • 4'0Ck bands. Or at least, some control.a on the stereoe that the klds use to play that stuff. We should have a federal law that llmlta ateNO volume to a whisper. HOW ABOVT NOISY trash trucks al dawn'• eart1 , U1bt? How can the trash people make that mucb racket with plasUc trash cans? The EPA then could move on to attack noisy skateboards, loud cement mixen and finally, jet airplanes at Orange County Airport. Why, tbe federal nolse fighten could iet it so quiet around here you'd have to check carefully to make 1u.re you're still breathlna. ' Feur Demoerats Panama Treaty Support Wanes WASHINGTON <AP) -Four Uberal Democrall are tbreateniq to wtthdraw their auppo:t for the second Panama Canal treaty unfesa tbe Senate declaree the United Statea bu no intention of lntentftln& in Panama'a lntemal aftaJra .. The potenlial defections have poaed a aerio\SI new problem for President Carter and Senate leaden, who bave been 1tncerly seekin1 the votes to enaure the remalnJnc pact'• approval by the Senate Tuetday. TRI!: Fl88T TaEATY, to 1uarantee the canal'• neutrality after the year 2000. wu puaed by a abaky coalltlon that mustered 68 votes -one more than needed. Thal coalition now finds Itself belnt tuned from opposite poles as the vote nears on the aireement to actually relinquish the waterway to Panama. MeanwhHe, both treaty oppo· nents and supporters were close· ly watchlna Sen. S.1 Hayakawa, R·Calif., for a posaible change in his position. ., HAY AKA WA, WlIO VOTED for the neutrality pact, scheduled a news conference to· day on the canal treaUea. And, ln still another develop- Israelis Withdraw lnLebarwn TAIBA, Lebanon <AP> - Israeli forces rellnquJshed an additlonaJ 25 square miles or southern Lebanon to U.N. troops today and the commander of the buffer force saJd his men lrould defend themselves and their positions against any attacks. Israeli tanks and soldiers pulled out of the battered vlllage of Taiba during the night. Jlileer'• •odtl ,,._ .. GRUNDY. Va. <AP> - Searchers early today found the body ol one of three miners trapped when Cbe root ol a ahaft collapsed in a coal mine near here. The search continued for ( IN SHORT ) the olher two men, both or whom were believed dead inside the Beatrice Mine. Dennis Hardy, a 1pokesrnan for the laland Creek Coal Co., said the body of George E . Um· menl, Sen. James Abourezk, D· S.D., sa1d be would revene h!m1elf and vote aiahut the re· maln!ng pact unlesa be t. liven a more active role In Senate nqotiaUom on enern leliala· tion. ABOU&EZK'S ANGER stemmed from hla exclusion from closed White House meet- in11 on the president's 1talled ener1y leglalallon. Carter ar- ran1ed the sessions for 1e>me memben ol a CODlrffaional COO· ference committee, but excluded others who oppoae deregulating Cederal natural gu price con- trols. Aa the backstage maneuver- ing continued, the Senate took today off, in part because its members have little more to say before critical votes acbeduled early next week . Draeula Wa8 'No Vampire' WASHINGTON <AP) - Dracula: a bJood·aucklne vampire neetng at dawa. That's not the description Romanian President Ntcolae Ceausescu 1ives. Ceausescu told a Na- tional Preu Club audience Thursday that to. Roma· nians, Dracula was one of the country's freedom fighters who struggled against foreign domina- tion and oppression. A•ked what he thought of American touriats in· Jadln1 hls land to visit Count Dracula's castle in Transylvania, Ceausescu said that in the tint place Dract.ala wu not a count, but a commoaer: and In the second place, be was no vampire, but "a leader of the strugcle by the Romanian people aialnst the yoke of lbe Otto111a11 Empire." NATION I WORLD Flynt Transferred Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt waits to be loaded aboard a private medical airplane in Atlanta this morn· mg. He was flown to his hometown of Columbus. Ohlo and taken to Univers)ty Hospital on the OSU eampus'. Flynt was partially paralyzed by a gunshot wound while in Georgia standing lnal on pornography charges nearly six weeks ago. FBI Man Charges Probe 'Political' NEW YORK CAP> -J Wallace LaPrade, puJJed from bJs poet here as bead of the nation's largest FBI office and threatt'ned with dismissal for conducting improper wirelaos and brellk·lna. bu lashed out al AUomey General Griffin Bell for ordering alouJar lnvestigationa. LaPrade said Bell bas acted "with Lhe president's authority" and cballenaed Bell to debate Lhe iaaue with bim on national television. THE 51·YEAR-OLD LaPrade made his claims at a news con- ference Thursday at which he announced he had been relieved of his duties here and transferred lo Wublngton pending lnvestlga· lion or the charges against h•m, which stem from an FBI investigation of the radJcal Weathermen movement in the early 19708. "The issue at hand is political, as OP· posed to legal." LaPrade said, "and there bas been a political elfort to control tbe FBI. l think that Mr. J . Edgar Hoover in his tenure was strong enough to m&intain tbe or· ganization m such a fashion that that waa not possible, aJ~ugh it was always tried." BELL, ASKED TODAY by a reporter about LaPradt'a crlUcism, said: "I don't know of anythJng lllegaJ we are dolnf in the FBl or in the Justice Department. If we rind that there is. we certainly wUl prosecute." LaPrade a 27-year veteran of the agency, an asstatant FBI d.Jrector and ctuef of the 1,30C>·agent New York office alnee early 19'75. was bead of intelligence during the Weatherman lnvesU1a· tlon f~m ~to~· ~ ~ ,. barger. SJ, a aecUon foreman, wu found about 4:15 a.m. under the roekfall. He declined to Iden- tify the other two miners. ...... ,,, ..... WASIUNGTON (AP) -Top con1re1slonal energy ne1ottatora HY they wtU keep worklna behind closed doors to draft a compro~se bill, despite a House vote a1aJnst secret 1111fon1 and one senator'• threat to wtthhoJd hia support for the Panama Canal treaties. TO PROFESSIONALS IN REAL ESTATE COMING Wednesday, April 19, 1978 In the Dally Piiot and Piiot Advertiser ~ Leaders W the House-Senate conference committee on enefl)' le1i1laUon laJd they Will con· Unue to meet privately wttb Ener1y Secretary James R. Schlesinger ln hopes of encnn, the •~·month deadlock on natural gu priclJll. -. - A PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK TRIBUTE Northeast Skies Oear TO THE PRANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS Mild Weather Eaaa Red Ri"'" Flooding """ .... l'Cfl. " . n u .., n .s .. . 1S .. ., • 11 .. as .., .. ., .. 11 .. 21 II S3 ;. . .u • . .. » )4 ., ,, 11 .. ... ,, .. . .. " " ·'1 . .. n • W S1 I . ,. » ti .. l9 ,. . " &J " . " St 6J ~ .. • ·-~-'I:' ·~~~·-~ On WedneMtay. Aprll 19, 1171, the D•llY Plk>t will publ11h • apeclel tribute to the profenlon•I• of ttte reel eat.te fnduatry -the men Ind women who dally make • maJor contribution to th• heatthy o,.noe Coaat economy. The .. apectat pagea wtU honor Prtwate Property Week and wm be detlwered to ewer 18,000 homea vi• the D•tty Ptlot encl Piiot Aclvertlaer. Nottcea wftl be one column by · four tncha ••ch, altowtng room for • pttoto and deect1ptlve copy. Coat of each notice la only 118, With• photo you provide. · Thi• ••tut• to Real Et•••• Prof•Mlott•ft It •n excepttonaa opportunity to Introduce new or longtime attoel•t•• to tM people of the Orange Coeat, or to honor outatandlng ..... or Hrvk:e 11ehlevernent1. Don't m1 .. befng part of thl• apeclal 8cfvertfalng oppof1untty. DeadUne for ,.Mt'Vfng tpaoe lt IP·"'·· Apftl 17. CllH todayl Or, you may melt your Photo 1nd • brief •rtlde of about 75 word• deecrtb1ng yO'ur background, educ.don, profffifonal training, awarda or other "°"°"· Mall your atory and ~to to Ute Ct•lllfted Dept., Datty ftttot, 330 w. B•r Strnt. Box 1HO, Cotta Mesa, CA taa. for ht'P co..,ng your .. lute notice, oan eu.aen •ftd •friendly •vlaer will •1tt•trou. DAllY PILOT 642-5678 t J ~ DAILY PllOT .45: llaeken Move to Keep Chicago Back in Busines~-~~ . . Rock Band Plans Engagement in RDs&ia Plan Alive twm AP ot.pacci- Tbe rock band alea•o. ldle since J a.nuary due to the abooUni death ot lead iultarlst Terry Ba~. ia.planolog to NOOnt another album IDCt perform in Russia. Mamie 119eQower belped dedlcat. an ~ million addiUon h> tbe Eisenhower ecaorial • -~~ SACR.UIENTO <AP> -Baden of t Sundenert n power plant deaert, and to push for development ofleotbermal power. Kath, 31, died Jan. 2S when be pointed what be said wu an unloaded gun at bis bead and fired. After bi& death, the aroup, with $160 mllllon 1n record sales s.lnce 1969, considered dlabandlq. Hoaplial named for "ller 11tt' :-- husband, former president •:, Dwlabt D. Elteahower. repared delpentJoo moves today " .... lt after a eommJttee reJect«t an tte1npt to exempt the plant from a on nuclear power faclUt.le.. A bill to clear the way for construe· on of the plant ln the Southern alllornla dOMrt mustered oa1y (our otes Thursday ln the 15-member As· embly Committee on Resources, d use and Enero. Opponents allld there ls no safe ay to c:lispoM ol radioactive wastes, d that a coal·ftred plant can be uUt to meet Soathem California's xpeeted electricity lbortage in the id·tlllO'•· IMMEDIATELY there were moves n the Aluembly to withdraw the bill rom committee, to amend its pro- lsions into some other bill, and to ut the issue on the November Milot. Seo. Newtoft Russell, R-Glendale, uthor ol the measure, SB 101S, said e would try to have the Senate- assed bill amended into some other euu:re pending on the Auembly oor. Re said be thought be had the otes in the full Assembly to pus it. "It will be very ditflcult, ·• Russell onceded. ASSEMBLYMAN William Dan- emeyer, R-Fullerton, announced he Ul move Thursday on the AMembly oor to withdraw Russell's bill from e committee. And Assemblyman Bruce Young, -Cerritos, lnlroduced a constilu· · onaJ amendment to put on the No- ember ballot exemption of Sundesert rom state laws prohibitinc nuclear wer plant conatruction until the ederal government certlfles there I! safe way to dispose of radioactive aste. A group led by San Diego Gas and lectrlc Co. •ants to build the S3 illion Sundesert project near Blythe. COMMl1TEE Chairman Victor alvo, D-Mountain View, pledged to back legislation to speed approval of a coal·fired plant Lo replace Sun- 1Mmbly Speaker Leo litcCartby, D-Sao Francileo, p.ralled the com· mtuee•a •ctlon and 1atd the bllla promised by Calvo would aasure completion ot a coa1-nred plant by 1988. 8ut Auembly Republican leader Paul Priolo, R·Mallbu, called the Disney coal plant proposal "nothing more than a amote acreen to kill off Sun- deaert. alter which they wlU kill ofr Vi • the coal-fired plant and leav~ JSllOrs Southern California facing an energy crisis." OUTSIDE THE committee room, Up Down Sundeaert supporters displayed peti. ' lions they aald were at.ped by 150,000 clthena. BURBANK <AP> - "We feel we need it and we want Sundesett.," aaJd Don Guthrie ol San Diego, who said be brougbl the peti- tions to Sacramento in a pickup truck. Offidals of the San Diego Gas and Electric Co. claimed there waa no alternative. Utility witnesses were backed by labor official.a, including John Hen• ning, executive secretary of the state AFL..cJO. THE MOTION TO approve Russell's bill was made by Dan· nemeyer, R·Fullerton, ~nd was de· feated 4·7. Dannemeyer was supported by As· semblyman Jim Ellis, R-San Diego, and Chester Wray, D-Westmlnster, and by Assemblywoman Marilyn Ryan, R·Rancbo Palos Verdes. Opposed were Democratic As- semblymen Tom Bates of Oakland, Terry Goggin of Sao Bema.rd.lno, Eugene Gualco of Sacramento, Barry Keene ot Eureka, Mel Levine of Santa Monica, MJcbael Womum of Mill Valley and Calvo. · Republican Richard Hayden of Sunnyvale and Democrats Lawrence Kapiloff of San Diego, Henry Mello of W at.aonville and Herschel Rosenthal of Loa Angeles abslalned. California rain cut at· tendance slightly at Dis· oeyland, but Wall Dis- ney World in Florida bad more visitors than ever for a January· March period, a com· pany spokesman said. <Related story, Bl). Attendance at Dia· neyland declined 2 per· cent over the same period last year. Card Walker, president of Walt Disney Produc· tfons, said Thursday. But considering that Southem Calilomia bad its rainiest season since Disneyland opened, the attendance was "an ex· cellent performance." · · Walt Disney World in Florida improved its at· tendance record by 17 percent, including a rec- ord for a single day·s at- tendance of 85,123 on March28. For the second quarter ended March 31, Walt Dlsney Produc- tions reported revenues of $169.9 million, up 21 percent Strikers OK Contract They decided to carry oa because "we're attll here ... We have to do something," said drum· mer Danny Serapbloe. • Mra. Eisen.bower wu one of about 1,000 people at the ceremonies in Palm Sprtncs. "This hospital was built by people who did not uk a ~nt from the government. and, boy. are we proud ol that," Mrs. Maa. ••u .. NOWaa Eisenhower said . President Abrallam Llncobl bad a bad heart Sbe noted tbal the addlUon and probably would have died 1n office even lf be waa pald for entirely by private donations and had not been assassinated, a doctor says. funds raised by the Bob Hope Desert Cluaie golf Although his diagnosis is hued on cireumstan· tournament • tial evidence, Dr. Harold Sdnraru feels certain KABC·TV anchorman lerry ~bas been that Llncoln suffered from a eenetic coadiUon sranted a divorce from his wife of 32 years, Mary, known as the Marian Syndrome. Indications ol the under terms of a settlement reached in Los syndrome are abnormal· Angeles Superior Court. ly long anm and lees. a ( J _.. b J~ aan.. G sunken cheat, crossed The settlement. approv~ Y e ~ . eyes and a leaking heart PEOPLE Milla, requires Dtmpby to pay hil ex-e $50,000 in valve. -------annual alimony. nearly $200,000 h'om salary PQ· ment.a due to him from the ABC and CBS networks and half the couple's •tocks, bank accounta a.ad the proceeds from the sale of their home ln Encino. Schwartz, on the staff at the USC School of Medicl.ne, also turned up genetic evidence that Lincoln bad the Marian Syn- drome. • Ford Motor Co. plans to put more punch into peddling its part.a. The car maker hired Mallammad AB to pro· claim that Mot.orcraft Parts, manufactured by Ford AU • and sold through its dealers and Independent parts stores, are 'the greatest." Terms of Ali 's one.year deal with Ford were not dis· closed. Production of television and radio commercials as well as pnnl ads starring the former heavyweight boxing champion will begin in about a week. Co\llltry music singer Ronnie Mllaap celebrat· ed with a party awarding of the "gold" designa- tion for bis album, "It Was Almost Like a Song." The album earned gold status after having reached the halt million mark In sales. "I want to thank everybody who made this possible. There's so many and J can ·never re- member a face," Joked the blind singer. Milsap was chosen enter· lalner of the year and male vocalist of the year by the Country Music Associa· ti on in 1977. · • Sandor Franko, a Hungarian-born aerial gym. The couple separated in July 1976 and Dunphy filed for dlvorce May 11. 'Ibey have five adult children. • Gov. Edmand G. Bron Jr. still owes $122.000 from hil J8'76 oreafdentlaJ campaign, aceordlng to Federal Election Commiulon documents, Brown's campaign manager said. Tbll is down con.aiderably from the ~.ooo owed shortly after the lln6 Democratic Na- tional Convention bul a ereat deaJ more than the roughly $30,000 debt that Brown spokesman bad been unofficial- .. ly admltting to newsmen. Brown's unsuccessful four· month presidential campaign cost about $2 million. • Actor Ned Yorlc, who called poUce lD February and implicated himself in the atran&ler murden, pleaded innocent to a mlade- meanor charge or marijuana possession. PoUcee searched York's ilome after the call, findlne nothing to connect hlm with the murden but allegedly discover- ing marijuana. York, cleared in the slay.. ings, bas said be was on drugs when be called polJce. · ' • C. Wayae n..mpeon•s favorite c~er ta Al· Jen's Store for Men. and be dropped lD for a UtUe shopping -about S7 ,000 wortb at the Des Plaines. Ill. st.ore. LOS ANGELE.5 <AP> -Aerospace workers at McDonnell Douglas Corp. in three sta~ wtll re- turn to won Monday After a three-month walkout. nast. was reported in stable condition after falling 14 feet during a performance at the Ringling Bros. BNll'll ...___,to llaee and Barnum and Bailey Circus ln Rochester, N.Y. -~-Franko feU when bis brother Kome1J apparent-Thompson, whose f\nn T\'iple T lnc. deals in coal, cbemicals and motels, explained bis helicopter arrival by sayl.n1 "I wu ln a burry." More than 8,000 striking members of United Auto Workers. al the urg. ing of national president -------- Douglas Fraser, voted ( Dr~TE 1 Thursday 3,763 to 3,034 to JV9 ~ a ~onw~-. th~ ~~·~-----­bad previously rejected. The contract provides a 9 percent pay boost with cost--0f-tiving clauses over the tbree-year l)eriod. said Wayne Nichols, a member of the ex- ecutive board of Local 148. Nichols said Local 1'8 in nearby Long Beach and Compton voted 2.702 to 2.433 in favor of the contract. ad Revived? Home Buye-rs Wait in Line SAN JOSE (AP) -Rocky LaMurtia camped out for 18 hours, skipped Ilia shave an4 waited to buy • boule. He 8tilJ ended up 20th on a waJting list. That means it the deal struck by No. 1 fall4 through and 1t other people cbange their ro.lnds, be can buy t.be house be wants. "I mlght luck out," be said, bleary.eyed. LallANTIA. za. WAS ONE OF scores of ~ple wbo waited aa 1oo1 as a day and a ball to purdiase new homes going up oa a fonner (berry orchard five miles from U>e center of San Jose. The algbt of people lined up to buy boules spurted briefly a year qo but real estate experts were surpriled by t.be reaurseace, at least in this inatance, or what aome called ''panic buyina." Real estate Al•man A.rt Spracue said• tract homes ln the sn.ooo price range were eold out in five boars Wedne.day, tbe latest lD a tread ot rapidly seWna bouSes ln new deve)Opmeota. ''WE'VE ALSO TAKEN AT~baUUP, offers lo case the original offers 't go throup, ' he said. Jack Hempel, a.salstant com f« tbe California Re.al &late Commlulon. Uid the Sao JOH epltod9 WU l.IDUIUal .. becawe tbe market la falrb' 8tab&e rfaht now. Tbat IOrt of WAI hasn't ~curred ln at least atx moot.bl." There ~ reportl of people srambliq to bQ)' new boa. in Soutbenl ~ Call.ronna ellht or to moatba qo, be ukt ... But tbat was wben prices were rtsbll te>metblaf Hire 2 percent a moatb, (:featiDI a panic dlmate," be explained. Featured Anl•t G .. H.ROTHE mtUOClnt trtic:hlngl 111·#11 D ENVER <AP> -CalJfornia Gov. Jeny 1y lost bis grip as the pair were performing the Brown la appareaUy leaving the door open for "cradle" all.mt at the War Memorial Auditorium. another run at the Democratic presidential In the stunt, one performer hangs upside down nomination. from a trapeze swing and supports the second Tbe iiovernor, at a brief news conference here performer with a rope tether. Thursday, told reporters hi.a lmmedlate political Sandor Franko austalned abouJder, back and WbUe sipping scotch, Thompson and a woman named Oleryl that be described as bis secretary and fiancee picked out a dozen sWts in the $300 to $351 range, 251bf.rU a.nd'Uea to m.a&dl. Grace G.a.la. a clerk, Mid TbolDll900 ta ••a beautiful man with beauUful taste." plana call tor getUog re-elected governor of ' rib injuries in the tall to the cone~ noor. California. Then be qul~ly added, ·•r haven't ---=----------------------------------locked any <Joors as {() lbe nrture... ~ .--,. 6frpsfes' Trial Bat~ Set SAN DIEGO <AP> -A gypsy "king" and nine members of his band have refused to enter pleas in Superior Court to charges of conspiracy. burglary and receivin1 stolen property. Judge F..dward T. Butler entered pleas of inno- cent Thursday for the 10 lfypsles. Three othen did plead and said they are innocent of charges con- tained ln a grand jury lndictmeot returned lasl Tuesday. ,. The judge scheduled trial for all 13 gypsies ror June 5, and set a bail review for Tuesday llfarfae Setttnaeed I SAN DIEGO <AP> -A Marine sentry who ac- cidentally sbot another sentry to death last Nov. 28 at Miramar Naval Air Station bas been sentenced to three months confinement. A general court-martial board convicted Lance Cpl. Paul DePriest, 20, of Hannibal, Mo., Thursday of negligently discharging a firearm in connection with the death ol Pfc. Simon Espana, 18, of Greeley, Colo. Lee Remele Bit ,,., n.lel LOS ANGELES (AP) -Police were in· vestlgatlnt toch~y the theft of $1,100 cash from the hoteJ room of actress Lee RemJclr. Mias Remlck, who lives in London, wu in town lor an upcoming televisloo movie when the tbeft occurred sometime Wednesday night', authorities said Thursday. Gays Protesting 'Bias' in SD Jail SAN DIEGO (AP) -About 20 homosexuals protesting what they called dilerlmlnatory policies at the coq:aty Jail paraded ln front of the Sheriff's Depa.rt.meat and aaJd they would staae a Jail sJt-tn MondaJ U their complalnta to waansnred. Nicole llurray, apoteaman for the IJ"OUP, said Tbunda.y'a protest came after the homoeexua.ls tailed ln a bid to meet with Sheriff John Dutty, wbo wa 11.kl to be out of town. ••All we want are tbe same rl&btl aa b~ lnmateg." said llurr1a7. 9ddina tbat aay inmates are confined to cella ln a •pedal tank and, be char&ed1 admlti.d bomolexv.a1I are treat· eel badlJ. Sbertft'a spokesman Jlm McCain laid lta1' law requi.NI aeere1a.t:, o1 ki»WD bomoMXUala, the 'n>eatalb' W Cl' wbo poee a threat tt Jbemael~or~. Do Jou have fire ut Ul•r& JaMruc• oa roar perao al tMloajta .. t etYear Phone 541-5554 T.ek a Pe~ lillliu 1114 •anor e1,1.. Coatil Met I • DREXEL • HERITAGE •. 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' . • ~Obert N. w..d/Publlsher Tttoni.1 tc: .. vll/Rdi• IMrber• K,.lbkh/Edltori.t hue lid tor o....,<msi I~~~· Editorial Pge ------~ ............................................. ... Friday, April t•, 19}1 ,. Chance to Protect Kids from Trouble Orange County ramllies wlllln1 to donate an oc- casional few days to help save a child from parental abuse should consider JOinina the county's Respite Care Program. Tbe program, o~rated t.hrouah the county Depart- ment of Social Services; b aimed at removing children from a troubled home for up to three days while parents concentrate oa problem solving. Cowity officials explain abusive mothers and fathers often a.re overwhelmed by emotional. financial or other stresses which build until the parent explodes -often leaving an innocent child the victim. Through the county program, social workers SJ>Qtting a potential trouble spot can help parents work out dif- ficullies while the child 1s being cared for safely elsewhere. But the program can work only if sufficient homes are available. Unfortunately. with Just two licensed respite care homes today.such isn't the case. County officials urge anyone wishing to learn more about the program to phone 83M703. Our United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young has not been quite so publicly vocal in recent times. but his behind-the-scenes role in shaping President Carter's views is becoming increasingly disturbing. • There's little doubt Young was largely responsible for Carter's put-down of the agreement reach~ between Ian Smith and the moderate blacks in Rhodesia·and his in - sistence that tne extremist black Patriotic Front guerilla movement, backed by the Soviets and Cuba, must be in - cluded in any agreement. Nor is there any doubt that Young's interest in shap- mg our policy in Af rlca resulted in the watering down of Carter's intended comments on human rights violation in black Africa on his recent trip -ln sharp contrast to the President'sdigs at Brazil and Venezuela. Y0m1g apparentl1 sees no difference between the cJviJ rights movement in the U.~ .. Sout'1 and the vastly cftff erent situation in the multi-f ace(ed lribeS and nations m Africa. And. the President goes along, criticizing white minorities· in-South Africa and Rhodesia. while judicious- ly a voiding mention of human rights violation in black Nigeria .and Liberia when he visited those countries. Word from ·w.ashtngton·also has it that Ambassador 'r'oung played a rOle in shaping Carter's decision to defer production of the neutron bomb, which he privately denounced as a "terrible"weaponthat would hamperhisef · forts in U.N. disarmament talks. There's been a great deal of concern about Bert Lance's continued contacts with the President. Perhaps more coacem should be directed at the strong influence being wielded by bis United Nations appointee whose ad- vice seems to be shaped more by his personal views than ~ any profound understanding and concern for global re- 1,tionship&- Sounds Familiar RememberWfN buttons! lf so, a headline that reads, "President Asks Volun- tary Price Controls" probably will sound familiar too. Whip Inflation Now was President Ford's idea. The headline has appeared off and on since the Nixon ad· ministration. Now it's back Wlder President Carter's in· nation-fighting banner. Unfortunately, the idea hasn't worked yet. No president likes to even hint at mandatory wage and price controls. So most of them, as Carter did t}\is week, take the ap- proach or "asking" labor and industry to hold prices and pay hikes to more reasonable levels. Carter propases to set an example by freezing thft pay of top government executives and limiting oth~ feder~ salary increases to about 5.5 percent this year. If industry will do likewise, and ii labor will go along, Carter figures prices must come down -or at least not go too far up. He further suggests that pay ralaes for atate and city employees be similarly held down. The immediate result of the Carter inflation fighting plan was, not unexpectedJy, to raise the hackles of labor l~aders and government employees. With inflation clearly beading toward a 7 percent in· rrease this year, that's hardly surprising. It doesn't take an Einstein to figure what a 7 per~nl inflation rate will cto to a 5.5 percent pay increase. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Oaity Pilot. '?'her vtews expreaed on this page are those of their aut~ and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Box l 560, Costa Mesa, CA 92628. Phone (714) 642...:l21. Boyd I Jack Sprat ByL.11.BOYD Jack Sprat could eat no rat, bis wlfe could eat no lean. No, that couple weren't just tfctlonal nursery-rbytn~ Characters. Arcbdeacoo John rat ~ St. David's Cb\U"Cb Qi London was an exceedln1· »' thln ,ent.lf!man wbo ate tkimplly. But b1I wife dld not diet. On tbe oootnry. His· &orical rootoolea indicate } Dear Gloomy Gus parlsbloDen used to try to ri&ur. out bow to invite him to dtnner but not her. "A man 'ft)\ and kllled a rattlesnake with bis car. Slx mootb.s later, be wu chant· ing a troot tire, felt what be lbbu1ht was a burr in the tread, and ln a short while, he wu off to a doctor. Rat· tleanake lanes remain venomous for an indefinite Ume. lie wu 'anakeblt'." So repor\I C. A. McCormick, Ir .. or ~lde, CaJJtomia. Q. "Where'd you set that phony story that the flni pretaet as made bJ an Ita.11.an • monk lrY1na to 1ymbolJn ~ croeaed arms ot a chUd lo pra~rT" A . Whatdoyouiqan,phcmy 1tor1~ Tb• word Pr•l• fel ltaelf COll)et rrom fb• a Un ·:pretlola" w:n• 01 1maU llft and ''braccl1tdlo" meanl.nl ''Ultle .,..., •• • -- Jaek Anderson Secretary Top Nuclear Ba~kei: WASHINGTON -Energy S«ret.ary James Schlesinger is ebar1lng toward a bead-butting eoJU.ioo with coairessmen over nuclear energy. He ls carf1lng the banner ot the nuclear in· duatry. which bas billions of dollars at state. We have already reported how lobbyist.s for the nuclear In· dualry bad tried lo block Congress rrom Issuing a sizzling, 104-page re port. warning that nuclear plants J,ll8Y be a monu- ment.a.I waste and a threat to the public health We quoted excerpts from a bootleg copy. charging that "nuclear power is no longer a cheap energy source" and that "radioactive wut.e ls a sigrufi· cant and growing problem." There is.still "no demonstrated technology," the report declared, for "safely disposing" of radioactive waste. tr, Now we 've Jearl)ed that Schlesinger has drafted a setret executive order. which would speed up nuclear plant construe· tion and qwcken lbe reviews that are now required. Our source who bas seen the Schles- inger document descrtbed it as a "ciarist approach." ) SCHLESINGER can usually be found sucking tbou1httully oa a pipe like the professor he once was. But he is as tough and tenacious as the industrial ty· coons he champions He appears determined to push nuclear energy upon the nat,on. As the former Atomic Energy thatrman, Schlesin&er helped make the bilUon-doUar decisions lo develop nuclear power. At the Energy Depa.rt· ment, be has surrounded himself with associates who feel as he does. His secret. new power play Nicholas von Hoffman would permit tM utlUty f1nns to rush abeed wttb nuclear con- atructlon raster tban ever. He want.s to ~ the ex1stina llcensing proc urea, which were established to ensure that pubUc health and talety are safeguarded. House El'M!ray Cbalnnan John DlngeU, D-Mlch .• bas asked the General ~counUnf Office to rule on the lqallty of the pro- posed order, which would vest Schlesinger wltb broad new pow&rs to accelerate plant COO· structaon. IN A LE'ITER to the GAO, the congressman said the order •· ap-pears to authorize the Secretary to exercise funcUOM on his own !nJtiatlve that are properly ~ or an independent regDlatory agency, namely the Nuelear Regulatory Comlblaaion." Dh>1ell bas •l•o written a separate, coolideoUal letter tc Scbl~er, swn~esUnc Uiat be is trying to usurp too mucb authority. "Thls draft-order i4 a c tear example of the Depart· ment or Energy overruchlna or bootstr1p.ptne," Dinsell wrote. As evidence of the power irab. the congressman noted l.hal the proposed order would 1lve Schlesinaer .. primary responslblllty for setting tarcet dates for aucb review in ~· tlon wlt.b the sltln1 Ucenainll. coostruction or operation of all other energy tacWtla." Under the plan, ScblealQ&er would have th4' power to ap- prove or veto any type of ebel'IY plant requirioi a federal petm.it. Dingell polatedly aqaested that the en~rgy secretary junk th• draft order as a "bad idea." PAPERWORK SCAM: Washington o!fic.iall often use their government Jbhs ~ train· iJlg 1r0unds for lucratWe private F•ctkea. 1be lit.est example i$ W1rreu Buhler. ~ young Republican who headed the Federal Commhsloo on P~rwork. After ls.sulnl a report QQ bow to cut red t..pe, the comml.ulCJD- 11tent out ol business on Jan. 31. One day later, Buhler established his own consulting firm to advlse clients bow to re- duce paperwork. He also hired two of bis former eovemment colleagues. As a &overnment official. Buhler conferred with CanadJan, Swedish, Brttlsb, German and Common Market authorities. As a private businessman,, _be landed conswting jobs with Canada and Sweden and is neeoUailQe a1mllar deals witb Britain. Germany and the Com· moo Market. AS READ o"°-lhe Federal Paperwork Com~lon, Buhler proposed that a private "citizens' committee" be established to continue the fight against red tape. The committee was formed: it became Buhler's first major client after be start· ed his own firm. Buhler insisted to us that he did not set up his company while be was working for the govern- ment. "I was meticulous a~ it," be said. He conceded. however. that clients have sought him out because of bis work on the paperwork com· mission. Why Shollld Judges Be AhoYe the .Law? The Supreme Court has now held that a judge on the bench can commit any outrage and may not be made to answer for it. The ruling in the Linda McFarlln case may be the last incident needed to convert the general anger. disgust and con- tempt ror tbe judiciary into con· certed and constructive action toward improving it. Linda McFarlin is the 15-year- oJ d Jndaaua girl who was sterilized without her koo w ledge and consent 0 D t b e strength of a court order issue" by a judge who never saw her, never beard a wit- ness, never conducted a hearing or performed any other act in tbe cue that any layman With a sense of fair play would rec· ognize as the workings of Justice. There is another part of the Supreme's decision wo'°1 not· lng. This suit was brought by Uilda 's husband after be found out that his wife bad been sur- gt ca lly rendered sterile by virtue of a Judge's signature. He abo sued others involved in the cue such as the bospJtal and the pbyslclan. TUE INWmCES did not rule that these· parties are immune from being sued, only the judge. l Le~ally, the rest must ~rsooa.I· ly answer for the correctness of their acts; the judge alone has to answer to no one. has to make no explanation or expiation. In the practical realm this new decision merely rea/fa.nns what we've known all along, namely that judges are special creatures ln our society, men and women who give the law but don't obey tt. The career of federal · Judge Willis W. Ritt.er illustrates the point. His Exaltitude was known for ~ucb judicial acts as locking up 25 p9st office workers because their use of an elevator in the building where hls courtroom was located dls· tur~ ))ls black-robed sell. lrf 28 years on lbe federal bench this Salt Lake City Solomon had 58 percent of his c1vU cases reverted by blgber courts, yet It wasn't until last fall the government moved to give the boot to Utls man whose office had vested him with the arbitrary power to Injure so many people Ritter died last -month. YOU WOULD think that the lawyers who had lo plead cases before this sort of Judicial crackpot would have formed themselves Into vigilante com- mittees to nm him out of the court~. It never works that way, thouef>. Lawyers protect bad Judges, not out of a love or foul play and lajusUa. but fear. They fear makldg an epemy out or a judge. before whom they may have to appear in the event they can't get the guy defrocked. So. rather than purge the bench or drunks, eccentrics, bigots and cruel monomaniacs, they grovel and hope that by us· Ing flattery and the courtier's other artifices they can beg a modicum of justice for their clients. Outside of the pro· fession. apple polishing and DOS· aog up to courtroom tyrants looks like a poor trade for the adversary system. the rules of evidence and the law itMll. THE WRONGFUL appease- ment of unworthy jud1es serves to encourage members ot lbe bench to abuse the public. A climate of approval is fos~ Cor acts no one would tolerate in a non-judge. How el5e can we explain tbe case of Thomas Zarcone, who used to operate a coffee wagon-snack bar outaide tbe building housing the traffic court in Hauppauge, L.I.? All w•s well until one day when Judge William Perry sent a dep- uty sheriff out to buy a cup of coffee from Mr. Zarcone. <Almost all judges believe that deputy sheriffs, bailiffs, policemen and court clerks sbowd act as their body ser· vants.) The coffee was not to bis Jud1esblp't liking, so be sent the deputy and two plainclothes of. ficen ~ handcuff the vendor and brin8 him Into the Judldal chambers where be was berated by bia honor. "I was irritated by the quality o( the coffee," the judge explained, "and I felt it was an injustice on all of the people who bad to go to court that evening and buy the product." We ought to be grateful that the judge even bothered to e~­ plain his conduct. Most judges will not set forth reasons for their official acts. They put peo- ple in jail, fine them, make others incur terrible legal fees ap~allng bum decisions, and never a word of reason or ra- tionalization for the ruins and wrecks they make. MOREOVE•. t.bey refuse to obey the law. When' tbe Supreme Court speaks ror the rest of u,, it is, as the Judges say, the law· of the land -except for Judges. Judges habitually and continual- ly defy, contradict and dis- regard the rulings of bigber courts. Tbl.s, of course. makes it impossible (or 8D.)' or US to lmOW what the law ls, much less obey it. The law \rarfes from courtroom to courtroom, thus causing endemic confusion in every form of business and com- merce as well as costing many millions of dollars in Utiptioo. Throughout our history, judges have suffered periods of unpopularity. Sometimes It's been conserv•ttves, and sometimes Ubertla puttin1 them down. but alw~ over quesUona ot policy; the present criUci.sm unites all t.ctions in protest •••Inst lawl~. judlclal lncom· petence and caprice. I I f t • "1dll1. Apri I 14, 187 8 DAILY "lOT ~ 1 , ... ~ ~~~~-~--- Pet Motel Really Pampers Guests ' Pl{AJRJ'& VIEW. nt (AP) - Saint Benard .. di freq'*1Uy vtsttl tbe Amwtean Pat Motel 1et1 alx .enmb1ed eas aOd three ~tdPI al. cr1pal)' rrted bacotf for breaklut Served 81parately, ol coon•. pat; ...o.er .. '*1ala.l atick. and another two raw. bamburcer patties with cheese, 1ald LHds. 51, a former lodu1trtaJ e~oeer for General Moto" wbo founded the motel 25 mllea northwest of Chicago 4~ yean aco. .. That ts wbat th• owner d 'Bran· dy' orct.s for U>. doe," aald Robert l.Mda, president of lht boateley, the Rib of petdom. "Th• dot alao must have • bowl of 1u1ar-.cruated mm flakes, and for Junch a aliee ol bel!f medium done. For supper. ahe bu a froseo TV di.oner, preferably ravioli, spaghetti and meat balls, luagna or macarooi and cbeeae. &be bas all um in addition to OW' r.~ar ctoa menu." Since then, be and his staff of 19 have boarded and pampered 47,000 dosa and cats and bund~s of other kinda of pet.a left by ramifies on vaca- Uoo. ANOTREa DOG MUST have its daily treat of two piepes. J>f Juicy fruJt "We'v~ had diabetic does that irnuat have imulln shots and artbritlc dop on special medication," 1aJd Leech. "We've bad doss who had 1trokes and recovered, and ooe we even revived With artificial resplra· Uon alter it nearly died. We've never had one die ol homeslclmesa. Some • l'idting·dag Kus Valerie J . Liambeis, one of 35 striking educators jailed for defying judge's back-to-work order. gets a buss from her husband, Philip, through a fence at the Medina <Ohio> County Jail. The teachers have been jailed si.11ce Saturday. The strike began March 29. Non-bias Ruled In Agilitr Test -~ -..#-- SAN P'RANClSCO <AP) -Requirlns police of. fleer candidates to scale a slx-foot high w.all doesn't discriminate again1t women. the California Supreme Court bas ruled The 5-1 decision Thursday came e~ thou&b the court noted the aeility test bas resulted In a disproportionate number or female applicants be· • ing d1squallned VERAGENE HARDY CHALLENGED Oakland's slx.-fool wall scaling requirement, arau mg the disproportionate rejection of females con- stituted sex dlacrimlnaUon denytn1 equal protec- tion and also violated the 1964 CivU Rights Act. I The dttlaion written by Justice WUUam Clari. upheld the trial court's Jud1ment that the require- ment wu reasonably related to the duties of police officers. The test requires an applicant to run 300 feet, a city block, 1caJe a six-foot walJ -the heisht hmit for fences ln Oakland, walk acl'06S a balance beam, nan another 300 feet. regiater 75 pounds on a 1rip dynamometer device and drac a 140-pound dummy for 50 feet. raising it to a two-foot plat- form. all within 2~ minutes AN APPUCANT MUST SCALE the wall ln two attempt.! and walk the balance beam in two tries. Anyone fallina may retake the test after four months. Of \he women who have taken tbe physical aclllty tell. oa.ly ll percent puled In comparlloa to 8S percent for men. M Isa Hardy, 27, 118 pounds and S-foot-4 tall, paAed the written test but twice failed to scale the six-foot wall. TOE IDGH COURT HELD test doesn't violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act slnce it la job-rela\ed. LawStodenl Wins Honors M~rllou 'Nell. trvine fint ln overa iam compelI- tion as an outatandins advocate in Oranee County's Appellate Moot Court intramural com- petition. Patricia Von Riedl, Huntington Beach, and Johnny Butcher, Cotona del Mar finished in third place. All three are al Western State Universi- ty College of Law, Fullerton. NEED A LAWYER? Low Leta' '" • Dlvoru • Bankruptcy • Crlmlnal • Wiiis-Probate • I ncorpor1t1on • Accfdent-lnlurv •Eviction • Coltectlons 840-2507 In 1971 Miss Hardy similarly cballen1ed the reaaonableneu or helght and welpt nq\Urements f•r beCOmiD8 Oakland police offlcen. Those requirements were struck in that case l becau1e they were determined to lack reasonable relationship to Job performance """· COHSULTA~O Cati M2-5171. I ht• ••••Otd• to work '°' YOU. 4201 CAMPUS DRIVE .... TOWM CllCTll lAcaolS fllOM ucu ....,..,wmwm. .... !Wl.-n.1-••• SAY.IN VISION EYE CAU FOR YOU & YOUR FAMILY PltOflSllOMAI. NftCI a 9UAU1'Y ............................. ................. n ... ,,. ..._ ........ •1ue,, . ....,c..., .... .._,..,..,.. o,iw nera leave blue jeans or nl1ht1owns anC! ofba •seevrity blankets' for their pets to keep hom belng lenely " cbaraes ror special t)lleS of food or-f)l!~S!m!B! dered by the pet owners but net ~ LEEDS SAU> 11lERE seldom ls 1 "vacancy•• sign on bis motel. wb.lch can board 2168 dogs and 100 cats. Reservations are booked two to three months ahead, he said, and ror Easter vacaUen alone there was a waiting list or 200. Dally dog rates for the "Imperial Sultes" with tbelr miniature brass beds, mattresses and linen. run from $8.35 to S8.3S. "Delu.xe" rates are $4.35 to $4.~. Each accommodation hat a private door enterlna an out- door run at the end of which ls a red, plastic fireplug. There are extra vlded by them. There are sinele-occupancy "apartments" for cata with rates from ta.SS to ts.10. dependin& on ai%e. IN ADDITION TO Lhe catter.v and kennel, Ute motel baa an aviary and special areas for ftsh, horses and rep-tiles ' "WY.! MVet surpriaed Ju'. W.hJt comes throuah our front door," he said. "Once a woman wearing a mink coat came to with a eoat on a leash. Some pets are delivered by llmouslne,and the chauffeur. and by taxi cabs. We Fck up and deliver on request, and have gone u far as Iowa ·· 'Bureaucratic Swamp Too High,' Says Aide WASHINGTON CAP> -The bureaucracy got to Harry Cain thls week, and he quit .. "l don't think I can say why I de- cided to do it now,'' the $42,000-a- year bureaucrat said alter announc- ing hls decision to about 200 or the federal civil servants who worked for him. "I was flying home rrom Phoenix and decided, now." CAIN, 41, DECIDED he couldn't fight the bureaucratic rules any longer. He couldn't hire the people he wanted and couldn't fire those he didn't. But he didn't put lt that w~ in his speech. Cain bu a stutter and began slowly, delibera~ ly, cou1b drops cllckln1 aaatnst bls teeth: ·•1 have been tn the h ealth pro grams or this dt> partment since 1962 Bnd have been extremely fortunate ln hav Ing had a wide range of exciting, w o r t h w h I I e CAIN cballen1es ... " Cain's voice failed him. He pushed the microphone away, paused a few seconds. then 1ave up and sat down. Hla boss, Henry Foley, whom Cain brought into govemment years ago. stepped to the podium to "continue for my good friend." FOLEY, NOW CAIN'S boa in the .Hu.lt.b...BCIQ.Y!.ces A~hniniltratioa of the Department oflreiftl\.~uCillOo and Welfare. read Cain's prepared remarks: "I have tot.ally lost my tolerance for the bureaucratic swamp throueh which a bureau like this must wade," be read. " 'The widest and deepest channel In the swamp, of course, is alfec- lionately known as the personnel system. " 'Lesser channels include pro- curement, reports clearance, regula- tions development, et cetera, ln each or which &ood waders have been known to drown. .. IN THE LAST several years, I've waded through most or those channels. often with the water up to my nose. Too much of anything can ruinone'stasteforit.'" He urged support for President Carter's proposed overhaul of the civil service system to give managers more aulhonty to fire and more respons1bllity to perform. But Caln clearly had had enough. ·'I wish only that I could have made some progress in draining the awamp," be said. "Havina failed at that, l wish my colleques strencth, stamina, hope, good humor, faith, a charitable 1pirit and whatever else they need to keep their heads above the still·rialn& water." FOR rwo YEARS. Cain ran HEW's Bureau of Health Planning and Resources Development. which was created by Congress to cure a problem 1l created earlier. When the nation needed hospitals after World War II, Con,eress passed the Ifill-Burton Act and the govern- ment put together a bureaucracy to pass out millions or dollars to local communities for new hospitals, hospital exp8.Nlo~ and other capit.al improvements. After 25 yea.ra. (ederal plannen re- alized they had overbuilL Concress cut back on Hill-Burton funds and the Heakh Plannin& Act or 1972 di~ted the government to flgure out what to do next. IFloriat Speciall BOSTON FERNS Beautiful indoor fern. Extra nice, luth and fulL 6" POT -Th"' IJeg. •s•• April 18 We've got 'em ... BARREL PLANTERS '' ,.~" .... -~,,,,u :· ( '· ·, 11r 11 . \' ~ y,.J I t • • " I •'I I I .... ' Slurd~<Ulrocli.,. oalt barrel.a for ewrythi¥ from .flouiers to l't&f!IOblu. 25'0 dia. 17" tleep. R~g. Thru .... , 1·1.1: s -:;o ""\I.I . ' 'IS" April 18 '"GOOD GUYS" SPECIAL 2 J'rafol8 Mamu egs case.t D up 104QOeggs. Reg. '2.49 Ladybugs .. Approx. 1,200 Reg. 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N e ~l:J u@lill(( -."~-. --~-~,-Cha~DJen amed ~j ~®[(WO©@ ~~ . ~ .fw,t_ CL . . ~ ·~~ · ... eaoJ: ·.·-.~ . .-,. -- Three Orange Coast students will compete ror s21.ooo tn prizes dur· ing the finals of the Bank of America Com· munity CoUege Awards proeram April 26 at the Los Angeles Hilton. Sandra Gillespie. f'ountaln Valley, will tompete in the business category. Ms. Glllespie ls a student at Golden West College. Sus an Wolcott. a sophomore at Sad· dleback College, ls also a finalist in the pro- gram. The Irvine stu- dent will compete in the fields of science and engineering. Saddleback College sophomore Vivian Villanueva, Irvine, will compete In the social science and humanities portion -of the awards program. IJlllDEIUCICS '-JED R. FREDERICKS, ,..,ld9nt ail • L~un• 1-411"· Ge Paued •w•r on A.,11 ll. "71. ~1-.f b!I WI .. l-4•. I ••"'· Or Teoor Fr•O•rlcks 01 94,.1-. Ge , c;e.,. all Wchl991', JeO of At.e~, Ge. -ROI\ of H-oil, , alto • v;:ic.,z~ Sorv1cn wltl be held Of\ Ac>l'll 11, "" al IOAM ot Pecllk V-a...1 lnle,.,.,_I at EI Toro c.ttnetery. Pac Ille View . r Mot1 ... r., di...c.I""' ITYIMIOO•• • •UTH It. STYOINOER, ""*"' 04 .. Coate-· ca. P--9-y ..... ~· • 1', "71. Survl...S bV tiff .,...._ • WOiiam P. ~-of C.0.t.e -· C.. , -11-r>or--, SUila ef Ml .. • a1u1-. -•t. M<Vk" -IM• , ...... t. ee11 en..dweY Morl.,...Y dlr- • ton. ~ MATNIEWS ~ C DONALD MATHEWS,_, of • Hew-1 a.ecll, CL P•sMd a•ay Dfl Su,,Oay April t , IOI, •t H0•9 Memorl•I ..._. ..... --· BHCll, ' Ge 8cwn "'-rt" ll, 19%2 In P•...0.na, ca Su•VI-by "'' wit• -·••n of ,..woort BN<h, Ge • '°" Mlcl\MI of lrVIM, Ce • ~ .. Carol ··-··-of El Salv-. Cantrel Amerl<• Al>D ~urvlved 11¥ two Qr•ndchlldren. • -Drl•I -Wiii be held Oft Fri· Ooay April t•. 1'11 al J·OD P.M. M SI. 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It's scheduled for 7. 15 p.m. ~San· la Ana City Council chambers . GU Ferauson, a candldate for t.be Republlcan oomlnatloo ln the 38th Stale Senate Diatrlct. aay1 r•al e.tat.e executive Sandra Berwick. ln· surance executive Ray Gibbs and de· velopme11t fl.rm executive John Lusk are sef"VUlg as co-cba.lrmen of his campa.ien finance a>mmltt.ee. ••• IBVINE ATTORNEY Bob Wilks. a candidate for the GOP nomination ln the 74th Assembly Distnct, ls slated to speak next Tuesday to the Laguna Hills Federated Women's Republican Club. The meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. 1n Clubhouse 3 at Leisure World. Ferguson is a communlc1Uoos ex· ecutive. • •• ••• CHARLES GIBSON. who ls seek· NOLAN FBIZZELLE. a GOP hopeful in the 73rd Assembly DlS· tricl. will be the guest or honor Apnl 22 at a wine tasting party at the Hun· tington Beach home or Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rankin Jr lng the Republican nomination in the 73rd Assembly District, plans an open house Saturday In conjunction with the opening of his campaign headquarters at 1856S Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach. If you're lnterested in meeting the candidate. call 848-2401 for details about the party. ••• ASSEMBLYMAN RON Cordova. D-El Toro, will conduct two more of his commuruty forums Saturday. • • • ROBERTS. "SAM" BARNES of Newport Beach and David W. Graf of Laguna Niguel have been named CO· chairmen of the Reta.in Judge Golds· tein Committee. Cordova will meet with consli· tuent.s from 10 a.m. to 11:30 am. in the community room or the Peoples Federal Savings in the S~ddleback Valley Plaza. Leonard Goldstein is an Orange County Supenor Court Judge seeking re-election 10 the June primary. Barnes and Graf are lawyers. Saturday afternoon, he wiU move to the community room of the Lin· coin Savings and Loan office at 23601 Moulton Parkway. He'll be there from 1:30to3 p.m. • • • HARRIET WIEDER, a candidate • .._:r.HE UNITED Veterans Council or Orange County plans a candidate's night next Tuesday for candidates in the county's Assembly and state Senate d.istncts. for Orange County's Second Supervisorial District seat. has opened campaign headquarters tn the European Villag~ Hotel. just north of Huntington Center in Hunt· lngton Beach. Day Care Council Created Open House Set ~At Caspers Park A lS·member advisory council has been created by Orange County Supervisors t<f recom- mend a countywlde system or daytime health facilities for senior c1t.JZens. The goal or the Adult Day Health Care Plan- ning Co~il will be the creation bf a service plan to allow senior citizens to obtain ttie ca re they need in the daytime, return home at night and avoid the need for nursing home treat- ment. Those interested in serving on the new coun· ell may submJt letters or resumes to Supervisor Thomu Riley by April 20. Supervisors are ex· peeled to name the lS members April 25. 3 Lectures On Health Set at, UCI "Health Care in the Unlted States Today .. ls the theme of a series or three free lectures at UC Irvine April 19, 26 and May 3. The lectures are scheduled at 8 p.m. in the Blue and Gold Room of the Mesa Court re- s Iden ti al complex on campus. "The AMA and the Fate of a Dream" ls the subject of the April 19 lecture. James G. Bur- row, professor of history al Abilene Christian Orange County residents are invited to spend April 30 at the fourth annual open bouse al Ronald W. Caspers Regional Park. The event commemorates the fourth an- niversary of the opening of Orange County's largest regional park. County officials said the event wiU include wildlife and geological eiehlbils and feature nature walks conducted by park rangers. SEVERAL HISTORICAL groups will display ranching and Indian artifacts to v151tors and the Bowers Museum of Santa Ana will take part with its mobile history unit The park's maJn entrance road was washed out during recent rams. so visitors will be asked to park outside the gate, county officials explained. Opea house activities wm be confined to an area between Ortega Highway and San Juan Creek. Visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch although a food concession stand also will be open. . COUNTY OFFICIALS recommend that v\s· \tors bring their own drinking water as the park's suppUes are Uml{ed. · They also noted that pets aren't allowed inside park boundaries. To reach the park visitors should take the San Diego Freeway to the Ortega Highway offramp at San Juan Capistrano and proceed inland to the park entrance. Additional information can be obtained front county recreation officials at 634·7019 or 496-4212. Signs With Slides A sign language interpreter will translate the taped narraUoo of slide shows on King Tut at Bowers Museum. 2002 N. Maio St., Santa Ana on Aprll 20 at 7:30 and 8:30 p .m. The rree procram la Ope.ft to the public and will include a "signed" quesUon and answer sesa1oo following the slide show. For more information call 547-DM. · .. ----------College will conduct the , . '· , ' • . PllltCl~S 5MTHS'~AIY 627 Mam St Huntangton Beach 536-e539 PUlfAMILY C~OMIAL .... R4l HOMI 7801 Botsa Ave Westminster 8n.3525 'ACIACYJIW ..., ... u, ... Cemetery Mortuary Ctlapel 3500 Ptctfic View Om.• N9Wl>Ot1. Cahfom1a «M•·2700 m&,.-,ADWAt , N01r1'141Y 110 Brolldwev CO..Meta MM1SO IMM~ WISl'CWf CMAPa 427 E. 17'th St. eo.t. Me'8 • (MO 4888 S...1Arta 0.0.t lecture. A debate on national health insurance will be featured during the April 26 lecture. "Current Problems in Health Care" will be ex· amined during the May 3 lecture. A rm C~IAH SCIOKt UCTIJU WH_Y sPIRITDAL HEAL\W ? THOMAS M<(lAIN. C.S.8 .. of Chkogo. Ill TWOAY. Anll 18. 197' 01 U00 NOON at tlw B>WAAOS HAao. TWIN CfNEMAS fWlBOf( Bl VD. at WILSON Co.r• Mm Cllif. -1(-fo. ftUI Qllll(M Of~. -llfll1 (0114 •UA Halliday's CJassk Bluer Cool year-round blend of dacron I wool hopsacks. Wide selection of summer shades including classic navy. Styled 1n our authentic natural shoulder manner. &18 N.. lkoed .. .. a.nt.Anl. 641 ... 1s1 _. L==:::::3~====r==:._...;;._ ..... ..i._.;;.;..:.:.-.111111111111 llftln Rate IOflflfafl "• DEAR PAT: I've decided lo take UP jo~ I recall reading about some formula connected wtLh taking the pulae to flnd out if the heart Lt WOl'king tooha..aL E.L .• Fountain Valley Tbe Na&lonal Jonlng Auoelatloo advlM• anyone paa.t age 30 to check with a doctor before be1lnnlng a Joggtac progrua. A maxlmal·atrela· lreadmill test la RHe•ted for penou more dlu 40 years old to cbec:k for aodlapoied beari clis· ease. If you quaUfy medkally, ·ciaee determ&De your tugel heart rate. Do th1a by aab&J'lc:Uq yoca.r age from nt. Tb.is number represen.u yov mn· lmum heart rate per minute. MaJUply Wt namber by . 7 US ii yoa bHe been jocgtac re&Dlarb tor • good ~riod ol time, 0.65 If you 1moke more lban four cltarettes a day or U you are more ~u zt pounds over opUmam welgb& (doa•a lDclude pregnancy gain or lf yoa are renvertaa from Ar· gery or a serious lllnesa). Tblt namber repreteJIU the number of tlmH your heart probably c:u beat safely per minute and sllll get sufllcl~t lra.talDC. Divide it by 6ix. Thlsnumberrepraeataa 11·~ pulse count. Monitor your pulse freqoenUy wben yoa beClD to jog, says the NJA, and keep It wll.bl.D a eoQle of beals or the larget. u your pulle beat .. c:ooall&eDt· ly above this, you're workhll &oo bud. U It ls always below, your bean ls no& wontDi bud enough to get maximum t.rtiDIJl& renl&a wtl.lloal additional dlslance . Epo%'fl Repairs Brolcftt ftar•1'e DEAR PAT: Js a do-it-yoursell repair job possible for a broken marble table top? I was rear- ranging furniture and accident.ally knocked over a small table. Il has a Jagged split runrun1 across the top. I'd like to avoid a repair bill, but don't want to ruin the table by attempting a job I'm not sure or 'Antique' Lool Plant St.Ind . ~ • • 1rK81UI '91)1a recal11111 hmM lone ., PHl ... hnaslltel 1,i sleet< walnut~ .stern rlMUbollt' .IJ"" from a tno ot Cf"'Wd le«sto.._...• t1rcu~r ~tat • minor as~mbly Unfinished Bar Stools • pun up11otty pen:h ... our handlomt 30" bet stool ii IUl1 ••ltllll "°'JOU' l!nlltllf11 '°"°'I •llliflOr~ 3.99 Auto Coff1tM1ker e ~It Into yout' cM's ciew«t• !WlttrandhaW hot w•l• In mlnutes• • oomlllet• wrth mountlnc bride« 1ndfwo~ • If •Wiier' Sltdl 5.99 'Capbin's' Stool • stalld•na ·round tlM a111ey1 by all"*"'· taM Olif" -t I • ""' heh """' c.aptam's Sitt•" ~•I" from Sltm· 10-stem ••. ship-to-snor. dlcorl • assembly requll'IO 9.99 Etched Marble Vases • ela1$1C little VIMS about 5" heh. !urned tromsoltd~ marble bll"1lfUlly lfllMd ll1d Itched lndelte1I• Whitt desiCOS • let Ollt bud • prettyftaww r-.n 1.'9 'Got o probl~'> T~ wntt to Pot Dunn. Pot will cut rtd LOJlf, gtthng tlw> on.twrrs and action p nttd lo U>lVl' #ltQUlllt'• m go~~ end bwmtn Motl JIOUr QWSflOftl to Pal O.,nn. Al YOMr Snlnct. Orange Cocut QaUy PUo4. P 0 Roz 1560. Co.to Mtlll, CA 92626 A& many letten a.a J>OHJble WW ~ anawtted. . but phonftj mqwnea or ltttns not bactMdmo lM readtf"I f1UL narM. o&freu and ~" lttNn' pltoM numbercannot ~c~td. Thaacoltmmappcaridoa- ly ucepC Salurdoya." '"' D !:AR PAT: I sent a notice of my late husband's death to the Detroit Free Press in mid· January, and paid tbe •. 64 bUl as soon ult ar- rived. I '6'J'Ole t~ce uldog for a copy of the obituary, but haven't received any response. Until I gel a copy for verification, I have to assume that I've paid for a service not rendered. U that's lbe cue, I'd like a refund. P.J ., Newport Beach AYS uked lbe Action UDe editor a& &Jae Detroit Free Preu for belp wWa yoar proble•. Re H)'I u.e Mtiee WU pablllMll Ju. ze ...... eepy was mailed lo 1M • l.bat date. Lolt mall appears to a. .. e bem ta.. problem, and uotller eopy of u.e notice Is beia& aeat. eec117.99 Wine for All Reasonsf ,:!~ .dlMnl ' rose. I I)(. kzL 1.49 I. llfth,whlt1 l .69 red. maenum 1. 99 • thly'll SlfW you rlltlt! • Otlat• whltt porcelain bbltoms with PISt.C blooms. .. Clrdld .,.. • "**' 1'9. '°°' r 79c 9" l.59 WORLD /NATION 'Cashed' CommunUta Cheer Country Singer PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia (AP> -For ~ years. Ciecbl bummed b.la aonaa. ll5t.ened to Jils records and played his tapes . .Now, with a chance to cheer him ln persoo, they f.aclced evet)' aeat al Johnay Cub s flnt conceru Inside the Soviet Bloc. "We never dreamed we would bave the receptJon we got," Cash told the youthful audience in hls final Praeue appearance thia week. •11fank you tor it." "IT'S VERY EXCITING to see they know all John's aongs." said June Carter, Cub's wlte, at a luncheon &lven by U S. Am· bassador Thomas R. Byrne. Cash's lour concerts m two days. wttlch sold out a month ut advance, drew 44,000 to the Winter Sporta Hall. Trame jammed ap- proaches to the hall for more than an hour before the concerts. Buses brought fans from as far away as Pilsen, 80 miles to the west, and Olomouc, ISO miles to the east. Old favorites like "Ring ol Flre" were ereeted wlt~ dlercing whistles ol approval an thunder- mg applause. Sometimes the au- dience accompanied songs by rhythmic clapping. THE RESPONSE WAS ''incredi· ble." said daughter Roseanne. "It makes you want to do the beat for them." .............. A HIT WITH CZECHS Singer Johnny C••h here, he received feelers from Hungary and East Germany, manager John Robin reported. Although everyone was familiar with his hit.a, he lost much of the audience when he told them In E nglish he was going to sing a re· ligious song because he was a Christian. Few in the 1&Udience un· derstood English. and he had no interpreter. Manson Parole? No Way GR EJtLEY. Colo. (AP) -Altbouc.b COG· vtcted maas mW'deNr Charles Manson will be eligl ble to apply ror parole in September, there i.s "zero chance" be wlll get out then, says the man who prosecuted Man.son. (- Vincent Bu)liosi, ... ~ in 1971 successfully pro- sec uled Manson and four members of bls "family" for the Tale· LaBianca murders in Los Angeles. made his com ments Wednesday night in a s~h at the University of Northern Colorado. BUGLIOSI SAID it was "unthinkable" that Manson might get out of Folsom Prison in California soon. "He'll spend a minimum of 20 to 25 years in jail" Buillosi said. "And there's a dis· tinct possibility that he'll spend the rest of his life in jail. He was convicted of nine murders." HE SAID the murders "may be the most biurre in the recorded • ,.._., April 14. UJ78 OM. v PU.OT A• \V eekly Mercy Trip Edds in ~ Slayings PfflLADELPJUA (AP> -£"9ry Wedneaday for four ytars, Alvlna Turnier and her dau1ht.er, lrme. drove 23 mllea to vi.Ill the mo\ber'a alUna 11·year-old uncle, laJdol him grooerlea, cJeanina hlJ bouse aDd OC· caaionally sbavlng bJm. This week. neither re!urned from the metty misslon. Police say the \Ul· cle, Nicholas Andrea11i, ahot and killed bath women shortly after they arrived with two bags of food. AND&EASSI, AN emphysema Vlc· Um who weighs only 90 pounds, thought Mn. Turnier, 57, waa ateal· inl f rom him, police said. The retired machinist himaelf aum- moned police to the sceM, WMre they found him sitting on the UvinS room sofa in bis pajamaa. still hooked up to the 47-foot tube that alwaya nma from his nose to an ox- yaen tank. A .32-eallber automatic hand1un lay before him on a coffee table, police aaid. Apd~asal waa carried from the house on a atreteher and taken to St. Luke'• Children and Medical Center where be waa reported in poor condi· lion, 1uffertn1 from an apparent al· tack of emphysema, a chronic lung disease. "WE DON'T KNOW why ll hap· pened. We round out through the news. My rather found out on television." said Harry Turnier Jr . 32. of Denver. Pa. The victims were his mother and sister. "A• fat u a.nythlnf ti.le, J can't •aJ. They were taltlna blm food tor a co\apte ~ yean. He waa t'Oftf1ned Jn th• house. He wu 1oln1 to move In with them. Tboy all '°' along well," betald. • • • • HERB • HARRY ro&NIER, husband and ! FRIEDLA~. 'DER«« fat.lier ol the victims, said that he ... theed up a two-room apartment with • IS MAKJNG • a batb in bis home tut ~mber so • GREAT DEALS • Andreassl could move In, but that • FR E E « Andreual ref\l:sed the lnvitaUon. • • Turnier ~alcl a nun• who lives with : 5() G \I S ! the family to care for a sick aunt • Of~ GAS « often went with his wife and da"!«hter ...... ,..,_ .................... _ . ._. on &he weekb' vi.Itta. But he said the ~ or Oii. ('ll,\~(a:s • nune was out of town Wednesday. • •• ,.._......_., .-1_,.., • ''Those two women came fatthfully : ......... H,..O_N,_D~"'· e • every Wednesday." said one of An· " • dreassi 's ne.lgbbon. "They brought : an "" •JI:~.._ -..nr • htm bap and bags of groceries. it*••********•• Why, even during the winter when • MG-TRIUMPH : the snow was ao deep you couJd hard· • • J •GUAR e ly g.et up the street, they would park • " « about a block away and walk through • FIAT-LANCIA : the snow and lee to eet the rood to It tn•61J711........ ... hi •. m.m1 • ........._ ~ .... m. .,... * * * * * * * * * * *'« • e TOYOTA e • POLICE MID Mrs. Turnltt died it •••a.'..,'-•.,•'--tr at the scene wt.th a gunshot wound In • u.,...c..... m-• the head. Her 27·year-old daughter, a •* * * * * * * * * * * .._ bank loan ?rficer who lived with ~er • !UOTORllOME • parents, died at a nearby hospital • S \LFS & ft f:ST ~LS tr with a gunshot wound in the upper • ·Rl-'Sl-'R\'t.''sow • left shoulder. officials said._ * ·~ ·7 I'· · 500 • At a bedside arraignment Thurs· • 5..17·77 1 ·.xl. « ............. .., day, Andreassi was charged wtlh two • e LEASING e • counts of murder and weapons of· :it "" ... l .. r-...-.... 41 fenses and ordered held without ball • ,.,. A .._ 111. ... .._.. "-' fo r a hearing April 19. • 5.17. 7777 t:;xt. 600 • As the concert ended Tuesday night, the crowd surged toward the platform, demanding encores. And Johnny obliged. "He cannot talk too much to the people because they don't un- de~tand him. but It does not mat· ter," said a local s inger, Waldemar Matuska. "He is a man who comes and works hard and do·es not hide behind his popularity." an n a Is of American -========::;;;:;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!!!;;~~-iiiiii!!!!!i!i!!iiiii crime.·• although other *********** ... The audiences were "won- derful." Cash said. "They were so good to me that I did about 30 minutes more than I usually do." Cash, weann~ a lo~~ blark 19th century-style coat. <l"Jsed a few C&ech wonts -"dobry vecer," good evening, "mir." peace. and "dekuJI," thank you dunng lhe .program, but lhey-<-nearly were drowned out by the applause. CASH SANDWICHED bis visit to Prague between appearances in West Berlin and the Weal German city of Hambur&. It was the first lime he had been Invited to a Com- munist country., During his stay TICKET PRICES ranged rrom $3.50 to $9.50. the same charged for a concert by a major or- cbetJU'a. · The fee for the 25-member Cash entourage. including 12 ·performers, was paid partly in dollars and partly rn Czechoslovak crowns. Mrs. Cash satd she was using her crowns. which must be spent in Czechoslovakia. to buy Mos-er Bo he mi an crystal. But nobody would say how much .money was involved. cases have involved more klllin11 and bave been more brutal M a result, there la a conU- nui n g interest in the murden, Bugliosi said. "I tb1Dk or Manson as an aberration who could happen any Ume," said BueliosL ''But the late '608 was a fertile time for his philosophy." MOST OF Manson's followers had an in· herent hostility toward soc iety and h is philosophies must have struck a responsive chord, Bugliosi said. ' •·Manson was the catalyst." 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Uy Us lJD be bad apart $17 mil1lcD ill eawdDI b1a 18.t-acre Mqfc KialdOm-Durtq the D8Xt tWG dee..s. 1111 bolld of a perpetuatly chwn11»1 DlmeJland bla bem quot-· If" eel and requoted to the ~ wlme eome dis- '\" _ m.Ju It• a 0 dopared cllclte." I But aa l\ll"e u tbe Dlsaey ldrlt Is t1tiD ta:rk· mg aiona Ma1Jl Stnet u.s.A.. lt "has prvvec1 to be propbetie. When Dlliiewlilllcl OJI ••el, there ... a ma-jor )lttudioua. Toda7, mare tbaa $188 mOUon has\~ Oil tbe pam"ll ST ~ IMl'ac· tiona. have been med bJ..JDiOn tan US million pasta. · A ataaeriDI sae •iJDm aklM Wi111 ..,mt Oil · the latest addition, Spaee Mountain-e aamu1at- ed apace filgbl billed aa "the most Incredible at- traction in 22 yeanJ." TRE SPACE MOUNTAIN complex opened last May. Thi8 .June the revamped Ma~ ,,- ride will reopen, complete with taDdeJb lleda .. icy" caverns and an abominable SD091Jlan~ Scheduled for tbe amnmer ot 19'79 ii tbe debut of the Bil Thunder Mountain Jtaill"oed, tbe park's third m~ "tbrW• ride. · There ob'ftollaly ls, In th1I the yeer of Mickey Maule'• ah ~. a welllpdQI of ima1i..Qatioo left ln the world. "The older tt (the Disney quote) I*. the stronger it pta," s.,a Frank Whltely, Dis- neyland publicist. "Walt took literally what be said that day. " desire is that this will be an ever-._.-~111~. -...c .~~..to.U>epeoJlle.'fhQ. co e here." Of course more practical considerations are at work in the Magic Kingdom. • "We have to change," emphasizes Whitely. '"This is a competitive market: it's a matter of necessity more than philosophy. We're all com- peting for that same outdoor entertainment dollar." Attendanceatl>is~land,lnfaet,reacbedan all-time hiehdurinS ft8cal 1977, aeeordln&to Walt· DiaoeyProductioas~ -/ TllE&B WEaB •er aalllioll pests, -. -(g. percent fDcNue over l9"M. That repwt.ed re- venues ol $137.18 mllll.on, an iocHsUe ot 14.1 · percentOftl'tbe pl'e'Vlowt year. · B~ many l\14*a are Cdlel:Qfam, new attractiam .. camlderecl ~ for alneratinc ' repeet WdU. After Speee Mnuntatn opened. ·there ,... a 28.t percent iner • •e ln park a~ dance bl' cautormana betwm 1GDe an4 Sep. tember. But a1thouab ltnott'• Berry Farm and Macie Moaat1ln attract larte c:rOwda With the POPular •'white lmuclder'.' rlde8, the hiab-speed Space Mountain wu not an ettoit to counter the comj>WUan,M)' Di1D'71&Ddof.fldall. Space Mountain was fint coooelved by Walt DilD8J in 181)5, a "U' befOre bis death. A lack Of tedm~~veeted buildlDC the 901>blaticated cio ride at tbe tllDe. / But what of "1lme? WD moet of Dts-ne~·· ori&Uaal Idea expended. who decides Which new *'ad6oaa .W be built? "IN WALT'S DAY." AY1 WhUie!y, "he'd say, 'I W8Pt Spaee Mountain.• There ii no one man anymore. It's• com~•• In 1963. l>Umey, then 61, wu •keel what would happen when there ts no more Walt Dis-ney. .. I think about that.'' Disney said. "Every day I'm throwing more respoosibility tO other men. EY8l'Y day I'm tryina to orpai:ie them more strongly." Thal respoo.eibWty falla an WED En· terpriaes, tbe muter ~=-· cleslp and engiDeerina arm ol tbe Ol"fanization 35 miles away In Glendale. (Tiie nmne ta derived from Walter Ellu Disney.) It ..... formed Jn 1952 by Disney apeelftcally to turn bis dream part into a reality. He hand- picked the tben-amall staff of daipen from studio animators and other motion picture vetet"ana. THE APTLY·DUBBED "IMAGINEEllS" went on to design and build not only Diane1land but Disney World and the Audio-Animatronic attractions for the New York World's Fair. They also have designed the proposed ln- de~ndence Lake Project, a family-oriented. year-round resort. and EPCOT (Experimental PrototYP& Community of Tomorrow> to be built ~Disney World 1D F1orla. , Before takinl a rue tuar ot the two-lMdJdlne complex where a~ 600 = are employed, Wbltei.; off en a -.:cl of w : No catneru. "WED ia like a M •nb.Uan -Project. - "It'• reeUy a think tank4and box, .. uys Joel Halbentadt, who J>ecan operatiQI the junde CfUiH ride ai Disn".e11and and DDW ts wWt (See DISNEY, Pf.fie BS> Left, Walt Disney on opening day vowed that Disneyland would never be completed. Clockwise, his 'lmaglneers,' work on future pi'ojects at WE.D to tu/fill that promise. . AbdwJ, the late Walt Disney and PilfJtes • of the Caribbean- bound buccaneers during a visit to ~D Enterprises in GlendBle. . + . • ! --1-- . t . __ l_j.. +-- .. / -•• OM.V""-OT Paulette FIRk: She hid Jewish children during occupation. French Woman In · Underground During the ·war By JUDITB OLSON Ol Ille l»llf PINI s..ff One bleak day in Paris durinl World War II, Paulette Oppert Fink was taking the metro to the·boepttal to visit her sister. wbo was about to give birth to a baby. "I found a child sleeJ)lng ca a bench and woke him up," Mrs. P\nk said. "He started screaming. When be became familiar with me I found that tbe Gestapo had come and taken his parents during the nlaht." Mrt. Jl'Uil too1c the cbltd unifer ber wing and thus began an ex· traordlnary adventure of hJdiog Jewlah children lo convents and smuggling them to the Alps for the balance of the war. She abruga when talldng about her underground work; for which she risked her life. "You sot lnvolved in fl nd lng out who was doln1 somet.hlng," she said, lndicattna that the job was simply one that bad to be done. Mrs. Finlc, a Parisian wbD was part ol a small colony of Jews llvin8 in the city before the war, described her experiences durlne a brunch meeting beneflttlng the United Jewish WeHare Fund at the ResiltrY Hotel. BEFORE THE WAR started in 1939 Mrs. Fink was a youn1 housewife and the mother of two small children. She had been mar- ned five years and said that "cluriq that period when I was a so-ca11ea housewife there was not one quiet period." There bad been political untelt 1n France but there was a false sense of security. "Despite the fact that M unicb took place in 1938, evetJllody went back to sleep. It. couldn't hap- pen," Sbe9aid. "But we bad been sold down the drain. Our leaders •ere terribly weak. We were absolutely not pre. pared." Tbe Germans m~bed into Pads and Mrs. Fink's Ii.le was dMmled forever. She and ber buabaDd jQtned the QDdersround and bqaa aD .,... = Uon that 1'0Uld Jud later tO ~a· eeution by tbe Nuts. Mn. Flak n1d abe bad DO~ plant to become part of tJle UndJh ground and d1d Id Met It N.: ~OU would react to It, ~ aat ~­You oeed m tNID1q to 1*Dme • spy.'• SRE 800N ~ tblff ropet, bowtver. Sbe ehaa1ed her name man1 ~~· ~ cant\il to k~ lbt HU19 inlt1ali IO • .awdD't M betrayed by mono1rammed handtercblef1 or walleu. a1ld JearDecl uot to leave the bUttt ~ her ~mertean ~ iD CCllllPCUOQI lacM. ~ ..... Ulht lat.be ..... roa•• ltiat ber lauaband ccim· ale ftll' ..-. wttb am~ Ida doMlt &ieDdi wtthclut n•tl&1n1 bitw&L Mrs. Fink's work was with the children ol Jews who were arrested by the Gestapo. The chiklren were left behind to fend for themselves and without help they were destiDed t4dle. Tbe underground workers even DUlled children off the fNJpt ears beaded for the coocentratlon eampe and pused them through a network of 1ptet to Switzerland and Spain. Tb.la well-organbed network, Mn. FlRk laid, WU paid for with .. Free Frencli7'ottii money, fraae. whlch were printed in North Africa ... DUlllNG THE occupaUon she also helped find families who were left without means of 1upport and 1ot rent and food money for them. After the war abe be&ao to or· eanize homes for the thousands of ehlldren bidden throughout Ftance, Swttierland and Spain and formed an llle1al tranari::atlon system to amugsle them IaraeL Mn. Fink said lbe bas never beard from any of the children 1be beJped during the war and bas no idea who they were ... It wa• such an anonymous thing,•• she noted. "J was part of a chain of 10 or 12 U.nka from Normandy to the south of France." Her own chlld.reo aullered durtq the war, too, tbouCb they were not or- phaned. '"Ibey bad no life." lbe aald. Once abe had to late them out of tbelr acbool classroom and bide them In the bHJa. •'The Gestapo were deacendiba on that vfilll•· We bad been wuned." ahe NC:alled. .. I took tbem en tbe bicycle to tbe D¥>UD· talnl.'' t '° te~,to '.JOUi ... y ID Tb W\DCIY. Cl\1., did • ~- lt.: lf he Ii IO tleked off b)'. P•OPl• iwa.o nad n•Y•P•i>ert ID bu-e& over bl11 taead while ataadlos. be abould ttave1 bY tail« private 1111 • &M CltW 411NC:'"" •• IMil a ~ Md I ,llmo111lot. All adult &loo. Tldl IS tile ld.a&OrJ try &o__ifa1 .-. Of riders p8y lb• .. me. of manldad bMll•lek. li thlt I•· What 1U:bt drMll be bave mace J•m nre I Aid ID , to alt clown Ud com· D E A R A N N Uae erl1taal piece, . plalD, too' L.,\NDERS: Ill your art!· (wt-le• appeared la Ne• Yon I.I a much ct• wblcb @PU.red in Famlly a.de> tkat lD- l a r 1 er clt1 than February'• isaue of herllaaee la .. vary ac· Cblcaao; lt ialed to tak' Reader's Dl1eat you eordln1 &o u.e aa&e. • two boare" from aald, "Pa.rents do oot U l• U1e eoaeept PEOPlE /ANN LANDJ:RS ff you would like to Improve on au the eove . tak• ti"-to call 117-7U3 to di8Cua a Designer's Co-op. llOeaway to tl11 Job in owe their Pl'OC«l1 an in· ra&ber &baa &be le1at Manbattaa aacf two berlt.ancenbmatterbow ••pee&• of leaTJng ----------------- boura baek. l never. much moaey they m.ooe1&oeblldrat.Utl wu able to set a 1eat -have." I agree with that am tnaer~•tfcl Ja. la Got •V1D w6eD l 1uld a pbllosopby. 1lhatloa1 aael1 aa broken ae, and wa on At a reader ot your Paeno Blco where the c rut c b • 1 • O ii c e a column in tbe 5-D Juan la• dl~ wt.ere tbe younpter tried to offer Star I hasten to tell you money mat 10, one ls, me bl1 .eat but bls that accordlng to the in· of coane, anaWe &o do father wouldn't let him beritance laws of the aa be~ eetup. Commonwealth of If l Qved lD Paerto What's ai.ppenlng In Puerto Rtco. the first Bleo I woald make the world today that one·tblrd or a le1acy every dfon &o gel tbat nobody atvea a damn mut be equallY divided law cbaqed. It clePrlves about anybody elle any amoni tbe children; the a pa,,_ of a baale fllll· more? Jt never used to second third mutt JO to clameldal rt.PL be like lbll. Sign me -one or more of the READING FOR MARS, cbUclren, in any manDer DEAR ANN: We go to IT'S GOO' TO BE BET· the leaator may wt.ab -my in-laws' for dinner TER it need not be eq~Uy every Tuesday evening. DEAll llAM: To uy divided among the After-dinner they watch • ..... _, C1ft9 a dama children; all may go to a certain program UJ mon., ta u lllllalr one child, even if there which t can't staod, so l getaeraHrttloe 8"* It'• are Ii v e or more bring a book aQd tt.ad. &rae &bat u.re•,. a '°' children. The tegator Last Tuesday my lea• eutq ~ ... tllere may dispose of the third mother-in-law crlticlzed ue4 te be. 111.aJbe ll'a portion in aey manner. me and said J ahouid not becaue u.er.. II more These comments do not set myself apart from ueenalllty la U. WDrld apply to common jrop the others or make them -and more eem· ertyoftbebuaban andfeelthattheirtastelsin· petJUveeeu. People feel wile. rerior to mine by read- U1 reateaed at every There may be some ing a book. Is she right? leveL fte ume of tbe stales w hi c b bi v e -MONROE,MlCH. game lls.r.t~ simllar inheritance DEAR MON: No, It la apUe of eYhtenee laws. l thouaht you you'd radleT read a book wetiMed llearilJ oe the might Wte to know this than wa&dl a lblpld TV o&ber aide, I CICllllbnle &o -L 0 N G T I M E procram, lbere should M ~-_.A.P•n.,.o beaocrWd••l.ram Uae &be ~f-~ l>EAB LONG TIME: I \/Idiot section. YOU ••• COULD .BE THE NEXT MISS NEWPoRT BEACHI ; . • CONTACT JOE PAAIONSON BEFORESAnJROA't. APRIL 29 .. _ ................. ~ .. __.. ......... ..._. ...... _ Oft .NM t. If ~ n ~ M11m ......_, OMllM. JlllW ... ,..... .............. .,... _ ........... ~ ... ...... .Bingle Newaort 9elClh Giit 18to25 c.ome In and~ Up N. NEWPORT DATSUN 888 DOVE STREET 933,,1300 'Ih.e time to .rmc1 ·out about. ital costs ~is-hebe ·yoUget-the ~bUI. Most people don't think about hospital costs until after the blll arrives. But It's when yau're active and healthy that you can do the most to hold down rising costs~ By staying well and taking advantage of less costly serv· · Ices when you can. Leam more In this FREE Hospital Council brochure. You'll find prac- tical suggestions that could save you a stay In the hospital. Or keep your costs down If you do have to go. ... Serid for this free bmdture tod~ Neme~--~------------------~~---~_..- Address __ .....:.:;:;...;;.:~~--....;;....:..;;,_......:;;.....::~~ City _________ _ Malito: ... Hoapltal COWidl of &out.hem Callfomla 6255 Sunset BOulevard, Suite 817 I . 4 ' l ., • I " .. .. .. m RB La> TIU ol Ge~ WED bull a IDUI ol l'OOIM that'~ to be more lntr\plq and a~ UWl an •rear-otd'•flrlt-tl to~. Then are the olfteea wllent aftilta tarn tM ideu Into colorful drawtUs ud Dalntlilp. Many, llb Marc D.avil, one Ol ~'I on .. nal nine anlmacors, are loa1·timit veterans. <Davia w .. putUnc In bl• lat day bie:CONJ"elii1nJ). There are the conference rooms filled ..ttb colorful story board.I, atlilt renderlnp and scale modela al.future project&; (11M k1ftc eoo- ference tables are Uttered wttb dOiem of white note pads seernln1ly waJttna for the tdeu to fly). • And then there are tbl cavsnoua studioa and model shops where the Ideas and d.rawtnp. are lumed lnt.o precise scale .model$ and figures. NEXT DOOR TO WED ii MAPO (built from profit. from "Mar1 Poppinl .. ) whicb lakes WED deslps and turns them into ftn1abed projects. It ls easy to tee wby autbor-f\tturtst Ray Bradbury, a frequent visitor, on~ described WED employees as "Renaissance people." "It's the most invigoratlns teellna." says Halberatadt when asked whal it is like to work there. "We're doing things no one tn the world does." It Is not WlUsual , then, that during an In- terview wilh John Hench, vice-president and chief operating of(icer, someooe would bring in for lnspecUon the arm of a doll from ll 's a Small World. "They wanted pea.ches and cream,•• says Hench with a smite as be examines the Israeli doll's skin. "I think It should be brown." Hench, &ealed at a large and orderly desk, sports a trim gray mustache, a sweater and ascot and a casual demeanor. As be talb. be absent-inindedly sketches Mickey Mouse on one of the requisite white notepads . UNLIKE THE LOBBY and many or the WED offices, Hench's modem office is de· void of Disney memorabilia except fQ! a portrait of Mickey Mouse temporarily propped against the wall. The recently completed painting ls Mickey Mouse's official 50th birthday portrait. ll was pamted by Hench, a vete~an "mator from Dis· ney 's old Hyperion St.udl d . It shows the eternal mime Mouse sur· rounded by klel1 lights and a director's chair Wied with rolled-up blueprints. In the back· ground ls EPCOT. "What do you do witb a 50-vear·old ?douse'!" asked Hench with a smHe. "I wanted to show that Mickey was not finished: Re's bµsy." ·' Upon close observation, a faint touch of gray is visible on Mickey's temple. But Hench decked him out youthfully ln red troUMra and an "Italian macho" sport coat. Heneb laughed: "I wu strongly tempted to put in a fold chain, but maybe Wah wouldn'l like that· "THE REASON WE talk of Walt as lf be was still bere ls because th1s orpniution ls such a reflet-tion of Walt Disney," notes Martln Sklar, vice president ol concepts and Plamlinl. 'l'be belf-centney hjrthday ~t of a pro- gressive-looldng Mickey Mouse is aym c-M the optimiatlc phUosophy Dianey left u a legacy to WED Enterprises. ''There Is the seme Walt fostered that YoU can do anYlhlne," saya Sklar, wbo bu been with WED two decades, "Walt bad such absolute confidence in wh•t be waa doing. We all shared that confidence." · According to Hench, there presenUy are plans for new Disneyland attractions through al least 1985. "About three years ago we Ht down and worked on a number of ideas to see what would ~ome along," says Sklar, who also doodles on a notepad while talking. "Out ol that we have a rough l_dea." Weddmg and fl'loagftl'le'ht ~tftts not on Sunday m IM DoU11 Pilol. Form3 OTI ~ a1 GU .Dolly Pilot offices or bl/ caWng the Fect"rea Depart- ment. 642.m I To oVOld diloppointmmt. P'OIJ)ediw bridet are, remandld to haw thdT wedding .toms, &Oith a block· and.·whz1e IJ/ouy o/ IM brick or o/ tM couple, to tM Fectura Dq>artmml one U)tt)t before tu Wf'CWing Engogflnmt armouncemfl'lt1, IDUh black-and· ~hite glossy of tM Mure bnde err the~. mwt ~ recftVfld bl/ IM Fecturet Dcpmtm.mt m aoffb ~/ore tu ID«ldmg date proof of amazing University tests .. .. WE'VE P0\1ND PEOPLE come here to enjoy ,themselves. lt•s like a ltbwl of therapy. like gotn, on vacation to the mountains and comiJ!g back renewed. "You come back with the feeUn1 this world is OK after all. lt's reassured people: it's made them feel like human betnp asatn: "Wal.kin, down a street in New York, you don't dare look a atrancer 1n the face. Somehow at Dla'heyland they become different. Sitting on a park bench, YoU can look ln someone's face and smile." Sometime in the early tteos, a new theme park, Tokyo Disneyland, ls scheduled to open on 600 acres bordered on three sldes by Tokyo Bay. BUT ITS NOT .really unusual that Mickey Mouse would find a new home in the FM Eut. After all, he's been an lnternattooal star for 50 yean. "Mickey ls a very curious bit ol lolllpop art that fit.s ln anywbenr tn the world," says Hench. "It ls a refletUon on Walt's particular intuition. He made aomethint fundam"ent.al tbat is re- cognized anywhere and welcomed." Disney also had overtures for a European Disneyland. adds Sklar "Oh, many times from practically every country." says Hench. "There's a logic to having one in Europe," muses Sklar: [ w t we havep 'l got either of fifilUsbll!JllMk'.:~ 4 • , - Boroseope ) SATURDAY, APIUL ~ • By SYDNEY OMAllR ~a1E8 <March 21-Aprll 19): Close of transaction indicated -you learn. where you stand, bow solid the alructure and bow much recotnltlon and money are Involved. Family ttiem~conftdM a problem. TAlJBVS (April 20-May 20): You meet aomeone who ta escitln1, temperamental. vro- vocatlve and Cn!ative. Exdtemeat ot cbaU.enge -li prtRDt Leo~l1aurLJ.n ..Ke!Wio. Ideas abound -stlck to quallty. criclnal1t1 GElllNJ Oby 21-June 20); Colleen~ formaUoo. Become fully aware of financial 11tuat1on. Cancer, Aquarius persons ficure prominently. Cash now ii &topped, but will re· sume. Error can betecWied. CANCD <June 21-.July 22): Be versaWe without scattering forces. Geminl, Vireo, Sagit· tartus lndivtdu.ala figure la scenario. One with welaht problem confides, complains, whlnes. "tella·Jokes" and, lf you so permit, will drive you to distraction. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Uok behind the scenes -visJt one confined to borne, hospital. Avoid one who would pl~ Judge and Jury. t>on 'l waste time with psychic vamplret. Malnta.ln balance, self-esteem. · VIRGO (Aug. 23-5ept. 22>: Accent on de· atre, romance, friends, hopes, changes, involve- ment. lnt.e:nsiflcatlon of a relationship. Scenario ls exctttna. productive and provides outlet tor vour creaffve steam. LIBRA <SeQL 23-0cL 22>: ~ backing of family -prestige, money and seeurity could be on the line. Adjustments, diplomacy figure in scenario. Money. "the bosa," authority figures ln generaJ are rated top priorities. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Romance, es- pressioo ol feelings -Ulele command mon· than-uaual attentlon~Piscea, Virgo persons fi1ure prornlnently. lve beneath surface ln· di cations . SAGl'ITA&l\18 (Nov. ~Dee. 21h Power, money, sensuality fiture promlnel\tly. Capricorn, Cancer penons are part ot acenarto. Stick wi\h number 8. Ac~ r91ponsibllity, but also see to it that you get ca-edit due. CAPalOOBN <J>,e. 22.Jan. 19): End U· aotiatfon or altuatJon wbl~h drain.t YGU flll8D• cl ally and leaves you a liJ:np raa emotlonalb'. Flnlsb ~ther than bestn -deal wfth Arla, !Abra tndlviduals. AQVA&IUS (Jan. ~Feb. 18): You lain ln· aii:le track. EmD!Oyment Pk:t;ure. dependents. pets command' ·aueoUoo. Ca_prlcoro. • Leo penona flfure promlneotly. Stick with ownber l. PISCES (Feb. lt-Mattb 20): CreaUvtty, domlnan<:e ol elbOtlonJ, lmpwatve acUon1 oom· mand spotlipt. Hunch pays olf -one who aided 1n put makes reappeann~. Cancer, Aqu.arh•, Capricorn perwou are lo plct~ . • TERRI OANtB.8 TRIES OUT UNSINKABLE KAYAK lt1f Be on Dftptay et Anettelm Boet Show Boats on View Anaheim Show Set April R2 The AnabeJm Boat and Marine Show will open April 22 for .. nine-day run through April 30 aC the Anaheim ~vention Q:nter. The show la produced by H. Werner Buck Enterprises. According to advance bll.ling, this year's show will encompass more exhibit space and contain more displays than any of lta nine predecessors. THE ANAHEIM abow features a wide variety of "family pleaaure boats" plus ski boata, racers, flshing boats and inflatables. Also on display will be dinghies, kayaks, trl-bulla, bau boats and cabin cruisers. In addition to tbe boats. the show will stock all kinda of marine accessories such as ship. to-sh~re radios, compasses, boat trailers, anchors. life Jackets and depth fl.Dders. ALSO ON VIEW will be a valuable coJlectfon oC nautical antiques and an exhibit of marine paintings. Show hours are noon to 10:30 p.m. Saturdays, noon to 7:30 p.m. Sundays, 3 to 10 p.m . Mon- day through Thursday. and 3 to 10 p.m. Friday. Admission for adults is S2.50. kids 6 to 15, Sl.25 and kida under& free. Ensenada Yachts Can Race Home Too Skippers. and crews qf Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yacht.a who do not 1et their mt of racing lo tbe Newport to Ensena.Sa race will have a chance for some homeward bound compettUon tn the 16th annual Tri-Port race to· Oceanside to Newport Beach. REllE IS ROW the event works: ~L V PILOT ll:J BJ ALllON LOCKABEY -,~ ... ....., ....... ' With the Ensened.a race only a wee~ away, more than 100 aailbOata from other SouthlaPd yachUna cmi.ra Will~ arrlvtbl In NewPOrt Harbor thla weehnd in pre· Enaena.d.a J' ace& scheduled to brtnc.them here for ... t minute tunlJfc QC! outfit· UAg. Tbe blu•t neet will be arriV· tn1 fromldarina del Rey in the Callfornla Yacht Club'• Mayor's Trop y raee which la allo the flral of CVC's popular Overton Series ol offshore races. THE lfAYOa <of Loa. An1ele1> Trophy raee, tooalst· tn1 of International Offshore RuJe yachts will start at Marina del Rey Saturday at 11 a.m.. take the neet around Catalina bland and finish at the Newport Jetty entrance. At the same Ume. eve will at.art a neet of Performance Handicap Racing Fleet CPHRF> yachts which will not be In con· tenUon for the Mayor's Trophy but was designed lo get the yachts here f~r the Ensenada start. Other scheduled .Pte-Ensenada races are scheduled from San Diego, Oceanside an4 Dana Point. FOR LOCAL BOATS tuning for the it• start there will be the race oC the Bahia Corinth an Yacht Club's Angelm Series for PHRF yachts on Saturday and tbe Dana Polnt Yacht Club's Dana Serles No. 2 <PHRF> on Sunday. This year's Ensenada race bas $CO entries. Small boat sailors will also be active this weekend with the Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Spring Gold Cup Regatta on in· aide and outalde courses Satur· day and S\D\day. • sponsored by the Lido ble Yacht Club and the Oceamlde Yacht CJob. YJcbt.s returning from the ED.Jenada race are required to stop in San Dlego to clear customs. Sldppen wishing to enter the Tri-Port race wtu ar- range to leave their yacht.a ln ~eJther San Otego or Hfasloo Jqy for a week. Deadline for tntriel A NUMBER OF local sailing yacbll will be Involved in the Los Angeles Yacht Club's Eagle Rock race (to Catalina Isl~ and return) which marks the windup of LA YC's Whitney CIOR>. Los An1eles Tlmes CPHRF>. Little Whitney (MORA> and Koolman <PHRFl series. Olympic classes sailors will see action starting today in the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club's annual Olympic Classes Regat· ta, one M the official United States Yacht Jl41cfn( Unioo Ob'm· pie prep reaattu. s:..,yeaJ''s race ls acbeduled April 29 from San 'l>Te10 to OceamJde and April 30 from •• "5-p-.m.-April-U-a& eitlwr ... ot .... t .... be---==---=---sponsorlnl( clubs. < wo~L Saili- Tbe Tri-Port uses the "stag. .I~ 1Uu.I Dg sered start" system wttb each Flares • -ked yacbt starting according to his L"I_ • bi AB handicap time allowance, result· w,namp10D8 p On Rec Boa•a. ing in all yachts finishing at -.e· about the same time. Races Slated WASJDNGTON <AP> -The THE f1BST race on Sal\.ll'day, Coast Guard bas proposed that April 29, will start at 11:30 a.m. recreation j:>oat.s be required to one mile off Polnl La Jolla and • carry visual distress signals finish off the Oceanside Pier •P· when operating In coast.al waters proximately one mile south of The 1978 Youth Sailing Cham- pionships will be held at tbe U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md .. June 26-30. Entries will sail Lasers In the singlehanded com- peUlion and 420 sloop. in the doublehanded series. and on the high seu. the Oceanside Harbor entrance. Under the proposed rule, boata The second race will start Sun· 16 feet and longer would have to day April 30 at l1:30 a.m. about have day and nlgbt distress one mile off San Mateo Point signals at all limes In these Jnd finuh at the Newport wat.en . .Manually propelled craft Harbor entrance. The f\nt nee such as kayaks. canoes, in· ls 21.~ miles and tbe second 19 natables and rowboats would miles. have to carry Diabt slpals only Tbe Oceanside Yacht Club wtll between stmset and sunrise. be host to the racers on Satur· Officiala said the rule could be day night with a trophy presen- la forcA! early aext year un1es1 taUoo dinner for the first race. serious objections are voiced Trophies for the second leg will during a 120-day public comment be presented at LIYC at '7:30 The winner in each event will qualify to sail In the Interna tlonal Yacht Racing Union HYRU) world Youth Salling Championship scheduled for Dec. lo-20 at Perth. Australia. To be eligible to race. entrants must. be 19 yea.rs old or under throu1bout 1978. Each sailor mut also be a member of USYRU and race re~arly ln the U.S. period. p.m. after tbe fmish of the race. ~L~os~E-=WEJGHT~. c::OMPUTE:-~-=-E ;:!::~~.M~.,~THl=:-N .,-;:;;w~~::=;jiie::~1 :; tt'• new a ur.1q...-. spec1e1 diet. mecSJcetlone. 11tjeettons. BORED no hormones. $upervtted by medical doctor. 2201 w.. St .. Stitt. 104,.,..... O~~E~PIAN ... DOUGUe ~~ HOfl'I t4U1') """""' l u IY APPOIMTM8m CLASSES NOW 2201MAITIM:: .. s:.:104.iaYIMI FORMING COAST MUSIC 642-2851 ( -.. • ------ l ---- ----~ ----- Big Business Battled OAKLAND <AP> -Robert Sbetterf1 had a tars t bul '* mucb flnopower fttll Oiqt Proctoir • Gamble IOld n. ao.rox Co .• leavtna cM Yeot .... l>l• bleadi-makeT to fllht 111 owa bal'Uel on tbe !root lines ol bis bualneu. 11M firm knew It bad to cllvenlfy to aurvtv. afteT the aale 10 years a10, but lt had aeant te· aourcett to mold the corpo1ate bade SbeUet'lY and other Ckwox e1teeutlvea were ~vlnffd lhtl needed. • AT 11IB TIME, CLOaOX SOLD bUt cme pro- duct, the household blHcb It bad mUtceted clnce 1918, five ~ars after the company was formed to peddle inchast.rial bleach lQ five-~allcla C1"0Ckel')' 'uga. Although the Ume-tesled bleaeb wu 1Ull No. 1 ha It.a field, It faced a tough figbt trom oew em:yme cleane rs for the attention of tbt natloo'a housewives. Sales were off sharply, "It waa especially sort of dramatic because we were launched, or reborn, under very adverse clrcumatancea,·· saya Shetterly.~· preaideGt ror the past decade .. "THE ENZYMES WERE GNAWING away at us . We knew we bad to diversify and do it quickly with very bUJe mooey.'' be'sald. But armed with a year's worth of careful plan- 11ing, SheUerly was ready. "I welcomed it,.. he aays. "It gave me a ch•nce lo see what I could do about looting after the building or a bwineas J responded with en· thuslasm lo the ldea." Others weren't so enthuah•alic 10 tlm• hlcher than in JM7, N ta.come hit a re- cord 132.2 mlWoa. Claros ll m lt.1 wa~ to a blWoo dollar )'UI' In flleal ~ ~ •al• ol SS2'1 mlWon In Jle first ai.x montl)a. · Clorox bleach aUll Jeadl ttie field, but aalel repre.ent ooly about a third ol the ftnD'a $t08 million la revenues. .. We have demonalraled In tl'1a bJply com- petltlve worid that we have been abl• to crow and 1row aolld.ly,'' H¥1 Shetterly. "And we've oot only bullt a tarau and IDON dl\'ifsUJed b\18lneu ca¥.•· ble of competin.1 auccillfUU1, but a1ao we v• bulll the organtqUoo to support it." 8RE1TEU. Y A BEAD OP Proctor & Gamble's food pn>d~ta dlvl&ioo Wheo be waa seat to Cloro1, then a PlrG 1ubeldlary, • vtce ptttl· dent and ceneral :JP-.n•1er lD ua; He became the Clorox preslc:k:ot IJ:f'1981. LttfpUon •wTou.nd.ins pao•a 185'1 pw:ebae of Clorox ended 10 yeara lat•r wl ... n tbe U.S. Supreme Court ordered the huie cc-mpany to divest lta amaller holding. - It took more than 1 ~ )'ears to complete the process. Duriq that period, Clorox continued to sell only one product. but the groundwork waa be· ine laid for expa.n.sion IN THE MONTHS LEADING up t u divestiture, Clorox executives developed a plan for the type of business they hoped to build, concen· tratine lD three areas. CLOROX STOCK OPENED i\T $27.50 a share, then alid gradually lo a low ot Slf'.25. That waan 't attractive lo firms which rnilhl have sold out in exchange for stock. Flnt, they wanted to build a line of non-food household products around Clorox. ~con~ly 1 they wanted a base to build on in specialty fooa pro. ductl. The lhlrdLl_8!1fet waa to establish Clorox as a · auppller to the fooa service lnduat.ry. Also, cuh wu limited after the dlvesUture and it we.s difficult to borrow for acqulslUon purposes. As Shetterly put It, lhe COD'PIJlY felt "naked." Today, Shetterly oversees a still-growing con- &lomerate which sela a wide range of spttlally food and nonfood retail consumer producb. and supplies product.a and services to the food Hrvice Industry. NET SALF.S BIT S872.8 ml Woo in ~al tm. Charles E. Page has been appointed manager of Bank or Amertca'a Newport Hills branch. He had served as commercial loan officer at the Newport Center branch 1lnce June 1976. The BofA office at 2600 San Miguel Drive is t.o open early in May. • T. Jack A.nttonea has been appointed a re- gional vice president for Padfk Mataal'a South •Pacific Regton. The region of the Newport Beach· based company Includes Southern California, Arizona and Hawaii. He joined the company in 19"l7 aa..ruianal \'ioe president of the East Central region, head- quartered in Oak Brook, Illinois . • Joseph V. Cherry, Newport Beach, quality as- surance manaeer for rectangular and circular connectors, baa been promoted lo director quality ..assuranet! at l1T Ca.nnoa Electric, Santa Ana. He ls responsible for quality assurance at Can- non plants In Santa AJJa and Pomona; Phoenix, Arizona; and Whitby, Ontario, Canada. A Callrornla licensed proreaatonal quality engineer, Cherry bas been with UUs dlviaion of In- ternational Telephone an~ Telegraph Corp. since 19'75 • Lawretln'J R. Viall bas been named senior vice president ln charge of Wncem Padlle Fia&Mlal Corp.'• income property loan dlvlsion. He sue· ceeds Bren& Geua,e. Before hLs promotipn, VlnU was managel' of the San Dieeo branch office of the division. The company I.a baaed in Newp>rt Beach. Vinti 1s responsible for the company's overall production of commercial property loans, lnclud· ing industrial buUdinp, apartment houses and medical and office buildings. He will uaume manaeement of the expansion proiram for ¥ divisiOll and d.ittcl the adm.lnistratioo of the loaris, property management and property UquldaUon. CAPITOLIZE WITH CAPITOL CAPIHlUATl\M lilAHS TO COMRT. CAPIT<l TO CASH VALLECITO (AP> Spencer Truat of San Diego has sold the his· torlc 20,000-acre Rancho Valleclto in Valleclto Vallel' nort'h of the ' Mount Lacuna recrea· tlon area to a Loi An1eles lilftltor., • Wayne Hoffman pW'cbased tbe rancho for $500,000, according to Ty P'Jory. wbo acted at broker. In the first week after divesUture, SIMtterly says. "feelin& areal urgeney because of the enzyme business. I called on five different com· panies. We ended up buylllJ two ol them and would have bou&ht all five ii we could have on an orderly schedule." USING A.LL OF ITS CASH and wbal addi-tional money it could borrow. Clorox purchased Llquld·plumr drain opener 1n April 1989, fur montb.s .after divestiture became final. Clorox since has added a lilt of retail COD· sumer products. Today its brands include Formula 409 cleaners. Kiniarord Charcoal, Litter Green cat box filler. Soft Scrub cleanser. Cook.in& Ease cook· ing spra)'. Cream. of Rtce cereal, Hidden Valley Ranch salad dressings. and Salad Crispins croutons. In additJon. Its 6,000 emploi are involved in food service industries, supply customized pro- ducts, disposable paper and p astlc packaging, s~cialty restaurant equipment and food and non- food llema for re11taur.ant and institutional customers. THE FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRIES supplied 54 percent of the firm'• sales in fl.seal 1977 but ju.st s percent or the pre.tax profits. Retail coosumer products brought ln the other~ percent. Tbe bulk of expansion bas ~n throuAh ac· quillUoa. The only new products have been Clorox 2 dry bleach and Soll Scrub, a mild abrasive cleanser. · "We lntended to work toward a potlUon where we would rely primarily on internal development of new products and wouldn•t have to acquire anything in order to hne a sattsrurory trowth rate," Shetterly says. "We're about there now." ONE BOOST RAS BEEN AN alliance with Henkel, West Germany's huge detergent and household chemlcala producer. Shetterly calls Henkel .. the Proctor & Gamble of Germany." Henkel has agreed to develop products for Clorox to produce and seU in the United states. Henkel also decided to back the arrangement with an investment In Clorox shares, initially buytn1 lS percent of the firm's stock. Later Henkel expanded its posltJon to 20 per- cent, becomln1 the largest single Clorox shareholder, and has two seats on the board of directors. SBETl'ERLY WILL BE 13 IN May and ls due to retl.re when he tu.ms 65, althouih he may stay on as a di.rector durln1 a transitional pertod. "My motivation lt, once you've worked hard to try to build somethln1 like tbis, to make sure the gays you've tumed Jt over to don't do something youmlehthelpthemavold,"heaald. Ratings Stayed On State Bontb NEW YORK <AP> -Moody'• Investors Service Inc. sald that it wlll auapend rattnga on all outstanding California tax-allocation bonds pending the June 6 ~on Um!U.01 property taxes ln the state. In addition, the debt-rating agency sald • Thunday &haL it will not rate any new tu· allocation llauea. Meanwhile, Sta.odard le Pcor'• CotP .• the other leadini raUng service, aakl lt wtU con-tinue to rate the Callfornia aecu.ritles. S&P added, however, that if the at.at•'• voten approve the tax proposal, it wowld u - aeaa lt1 lm~ oa California '1 aecu.ritiea. ' • co-•der ltaee11ti1'e In an unusual cooperative effort. Union Federal Savings and Loan ls offering Fountain Valley commuters a special half· price Comm•·ter Computer van-pool rare. starting Monday. Dis· cussing the plan are Nancy Beauchamp. left, Fountain Valley branch manager, and Liz Frankfather of Commuter Computer. More information is available by calling the branch. GT Hikes Net 21.3% SANTA MONICA <AP) -General Telephone of California increased Its net income by 21.3 percent lut year to SlOO million, company President Parker Sullivan told stockholders. SpealdnJ at the company's annuaJ shareholders' meetln1. Sullivan also said operaUng revenues du.rtq 19'17 rose to S862 million, a 14.5 percent in- crease. The company ls 1 wholly owned suhsidlary of General Telephone & Electronica Corp. of Stam.ford, Conn. Sullivan c r e dited Southern . CallfornJa'a e(Of)QmJc growth aa a primary force in the company's gains. as well as the ~eover of Western California Telephone Co .. which added 66.000 telephone clients to General. The company had 3.5 million telephones In service in 1m, an In- crease of 220,331 or 6.6 percent over the previous year. Industry Output )01illlll8 in March WASHJNGTON <AP> -The eov- ernment said today that U.S. in· dustries increased their output in March by the largest amount in a year. an indicaUon the ecooomy is recovering from its winter slump . Industrial production for March was up 1 4 percent, the largest in· crease since March 1977, when It rose 1.6 percent. In .Taouary, iodustnal output dropped 0.8 percent and In February it was up 0.3 percent. Over The Counter NASO Ut1i11CJS MUTUAL 'FUNDS ~Cal ~ Services Air CalltornJa bu an- nounced additional aervlce from tbe Orange County A.lrport offering, for the flnt time, two dally nonstop round-trip fii&hta to Latt Tahoe ana l mproved service to the Bay Area. The service to Lake Tahoe departs daily from Orange County al 8 a .m. and 5 p.m. arriving at Lake Tahoe at 9: 15 a .m . and 6 :1'5 p .m . respecllvely. The flights s upplemen.t three addl· tional coonecUne flights operated Mondays through Fridays and two additional connedions on Saturdays and Sun- days. The airline increased Its Bay Area schedule to an average of seven dai- ly nonstop round trips to San Francisco and five to Oakland. The flights were added to meet anticipat- ed passenger demands and lncr~ased travel of tummer vacationers us- ing the airline's "Bay Area Easy," and "Tahoe Easy" tour packages as well as the reduced fare family plan. "EZ Fare" and military standby rates. Air California is a wholly-<>wned subsidary of Westgate-California Corporation. Appointment Charles Ara, 47, Cer- ritos, bas been appoint- ed by Gov. Edmund G. Btown Jr. to the ad- v Is or y b o ard of Fairview Slate Hospital In Costa Mesa. DOWNS La&I Ola Pel ,.., -"' Off 17 • 1-. -...., Ott " 0 1A'--~ ~ ne IJ"> -1-.. II S 1 '"' , 11.1 1 -'•0!1111 Jiii -" Oii 10.0 """ -1141 fj ... S"> -"1 l.J ... --u ,.... -" 7 s Jiit -" !i 7.1 ~ -" u , .. -"' • 5 J\o -Iii OH U u -1 OH t.J J:>''t -,..., fi 6.0 A\o,o -Vt S.6 l'--w, H ' -"' u , ... -"" Off so A\o -.. i SO 2"' -"" , ... s -"" ... S~ -141 AJ f l • .. ., .. .. ----------- - NY E COMPOSfrE TRANSACTIONS N OM. Y PILOT lllJ Sweet Cur•s TY Pitches Banned SJ MILTON MOSKO'flTZ Jo the Netherlanda. tei.vtalon comme~lala for,...,.._ ared foodl are be.nned before t :SS p.m. to protect children from •• pitches for products doemed to be dan&uo\al to. dental heal1h. • Even alter that bow-, the Dutch impoM ""re rettrlc- Uons on bow such food.a can be prom~ ontbe tube. They never can be dlreet-4•peclficauy to chlldl'ell. And at some "POinl dutin« the commercial the adverttler m\llt &bow a t.ootbbrusb on t.he screen to ,..mind adult vlewen Ol the health huards ol 11.lgar. BEUE.VE IT 08 NOT, similar regulation are belnC consiclered tor Amec;ican television. Tbe Fede.NJ ~de Commlaslon, the aaency that succeed•d ln 1elllDlf' cigarette advertislnl thrown otr racllo and telev111on. bd before lt a staff report recommend1D1 a 1n1111ber of alternative crackdowna oo TV .ctverttsJn1 to child.ren. ~ alternative ran•e. 1at the most extnme end to u outri1ht ban on all commerclala difteted at childra who are too young to understud or evaluate the aeJUn• purpose; and at the other end. to a requirement that com· merciala for sugar-· · laden foods be balanced by nutritional dis · closures f\lnded by the advertiaen. Jt wUJ undoubtedly take a long time for the FTC to resolve this is· Money Tree sue with a decision that will stand~ ln the cowts. But It seems reasonably certaln that we are cotng to get new rul• goveming tbe way product.I are pitched at cblldren. IF SO, WE WILL NOT BE exactly setting a world standard Of U>e major indmtrlallud naUom, onJy five - the United States. Britain. Australia, Canada and Japan - have ever permitted their pl"Cl6choo1 children to be exposed to TV advertising for any product. ro 1m. the average American child aged 2 throufh n was exposed to more than 20,000 commerc ala Schoolchildren spenl more hme before the tube than they did in classrooms. Advertlsen spend more than S400 mllllon a year to reach the TV children's audience. About 20 percent of that la •. spent by the cereal makers who are, for the most part, pro. motlng preauga~ product.a. Ot..l\er product.a heavily promoted to children Include candy gum cookies crackers, fruit drinks, puddings, cakes.' c~iate mix~ and toys. THE Fl'C STAFF REPORT baa convincing evidence that children, especially preschoolers, belleve what they're told on the lube. The cereal and candy makers may kick and acre.m U they are denied the opporturuty to advertiat to children on TV. The FTC might even recommend that they be allowe<l to continue their advertjsing to children ii they could al.Ml tum their persuasive talents to spreading the word lhal tooth decay, wruch commonly starts ln childhood, ls ao pandemic ln the United States that onJy one adult ln 160 has a rutl set or undtcayed teeth and u of the lut com· prehensive federal survey, In 116().Q, 20 mlUlon Americans were ml.ssinl all or their natural teeth. <What a sreat com- mercial that would make! > Srock Market Soars As Trading a Rea>rd NEW YORK CAP> -A powerful rally erupted lD the stock marl<et today. sending prices soaring and breakln& trading-volume records al the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones average ol 30 industrlala showed a \.9.12 point eatn to 795.13. Advances swamped declines by cla1e to a 4-l inar1Jn amon1 NY$E·listed issues. BI• Board volume IOaNd pat the previous Ml dey's recOril ~6orc:r.snntmmnrwu1et l"eb. •· tm. There was no slftaJe news development to explain tbe upsurge~ acUvity, which began Tbunday when the Dow cUmbed8.1112 ints. St~lul•Tlw Spotllgltt 5Al.U NfW YC)tllt ~) ...... M1ciJ N1ft ~· ...... ................. st.llll,000 -...-............... e· Wee•.................... ,MOJllD ~ ........................ oo.oeo r-eeo ..................... ---.. ,, ......................... ;g: ilOIM JM t 1.0 .... • • • • ••• •• ..... t ._...,1i. tt77 ,. ... • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • 1 ,)fCl,IOO ,.,, 10 ~ .... • • tMt.-.m ...._, AME.lf 010 NEW YO"I( (API ,I , \ ! ' . "I'll atop this when the reel's over, Honey. This Is where Marmaduke trees the dog catcher!" I fiT .. ·~FUNKY WINKERBEAN t ' • ' ' . ~ , CASEY ' > ' . • '• .. t W WORD! "TMe~~ THE 8,ARCNESS C>uBL~--1 USE!> 10 l<NOW ~!R I.A~ Huse.AND··· 7 --~~-----~ ----__.. ...._ --- l Ni> NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NOMO NO NONO NO NO NONO NONO NONONONONO NONO NONO . 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Near)J m feet la betOt. 1n pounds m wcht ud 13 years ln age, tbe Surf'• wall ts 11tore Uta Juat u lm· peaetrable Une of defense. -Var rrom beiaS • ltMi:r.,. object, lt la a ablftla1 ford wttb all tbe ..... and Im~ a queen ln aoccer•a cbeaa-Uke strateo. IA ...._.,lbilWall .. ao at.bleta who a.nawers to Ute ftnt ume cl .Peter with • Uatit £t11UP aecent.; A team leader, plafer-coacb aod • ateadylq lnnuence on a youq defenae. he ls a maJor reuon tho Sw1 ls unbeaten an~r two North Amerlcan Soccer Leaeoe 1ames bead· tna lnto Satarctay nl1bt's ('1:30) club ,rt._ the rlval Loa An~.!.;" Arteu at Anaheim wn. Tbe Sarf'• first two vlC· tlb\1, the Portland Timbers and Sp Joee Bartbquakea. . Three Share Lead,. NieldatIS Wants Birds, Not Bees CA RLSBAD (AP> - Severiano Ballesteros, Bobby Cole and Blll Rosen cot the birdies. Jack Nicklaus and Ben Crenshaw, unfortunately, &ot the be~s. Wblle an interoatiooal trio representing Spain, South Africa and T~ abared the lead in the first round of fott•a $22$,000 Tournament o Champions, Nlcklaua and Crenaba• ahared bee-atinl miseriea. -Both were st\1111 Thursday at the posh La Costa Country Club, Cremhaw while playiq to • 73 in this wtnners~y event and Nicklaus immediately after Ex-CdM Star Sharp; fakers Play OAKLAND -Corona del Mar .. lllltt ~ may become the banf.luet pitcher-of the American League this season. Keough pitched eight strong innlngs aplnst SeaUle Thurs· day nipt as tbe A'• won, 3·1, but he was not lovolved in the flnal deciSion, The same fale !lilru~k'lilin aptn:st the Angels in- ~elm last week. Keough struck out six, eave up Lbree walb and ftve hlta and bad only oae earned run acClftd aeatnst blm in tbe elcbt tMtnp a1alnst Seattle. A nlDth bmlDg homer by Gary Alexander woo it for tbe A's after Keouah left the game l.alttt., Setdea ¥le tNGLEWOOD-Seattle coach Lenny Wilkens ii CODfideDt the SuperSooics can wrap up tbelr National Basketball Auoelldioft playoff series in Loi An&eles tonight (8:30) but Jerry West reels his Laken are far from finished. "We go to Los Aqete very confident," WiJMna .ant. bis op. tlmism bolatered bJ a 102·90 Sonics' vfttol7 la the opeQel" fJl the best~-Uuee ..n.. ··11 •• play them u well physically aa we did ID tM open. inJ game, we'll 1rin." &ald Welt. .,...., .... ~ .... WALNUT-fta1ns that slowed completloo cl a new tract bave caused the Mt. Su Antollfo Relays to be cAnceled. The meet, wblcti annually draws IOme Of tbe top traek met field com.peUtan lD the 4'JOUDtrj. WU scheduled for Aprt1 tz-11 at the Junior colleae •tadlwn. It will not be l"eRbeduled tlU.a 1ear ......,_(/,,_, MONTE CABLO -Tomu Smid upeet Manuel Orant., M. 6·2. 6 ·2 Thursday ln tbe quarterfinals of a World Cham· plonablp Tennil tournament here. In other quarterflnal adkln. Vltaa Gerulaiti.I do'fned Ille Naat.ue, 8-3, 1-6, 6-3, Gulllenno Vllu beat Victor Pecct, W, 7 .. ; Raul Ramirez defeated JON Bipena ~ 44. W; aQd Oar· rado Baraauttl beat /•trick. Prol1y, 5-7, w. w. - finishing a round of par 72. His was the more serioua. "I'm allergic to bee·sting," be saJd and hurried orr for medical attention. The physician who treated the sting said Nicklaus' left palm was red and swollen but that he would be able to con· tinue in the elite tournament he hu wcm ftve Umes. He was three shots behind tbe leadln1 69s produced by Ballesteros of Spain, Cole of South Africa and Rogers, from Texarkana, Texaa, who may be thinking ol a change ot address. ''l'm gonna move out west," the chipper Rogers 11aJd alter making birdies on three of the last four boles -generally con- sidered the toughest on the course. "l love it out here." He scored his fitst tour victory early this year in the Bob Hope Desert Oat1ic at Palm Sprtngs and now finda bim11elf su.rpris- ln11Y lb.ariD8 the lead lo one of the aarne's more prestlglol.&8 events. "I know it's only tbe first round, but I'm lovlne It," be said. One shot back at 'IO was Gary Player .. Cole's in.ore famous countryman wM last week won a third Masters championship. Player birdied all four M the par five boles. • '1 'm Ver)' pleued to bave been to pla1 well today." Pla1er aatd. ••I waa diiiDed after U.....Jlasters and . .didn't even practice on Tuesday. I'm pleased I was able to come back 1trontly today ... He was tied With Bill Kratzert ud Mae McLemon. 1'tle onlJ otben ln the fteld of 29 who broke par lo Uie mild, cloudy. breezy weather were Brltlah Open cbamplon Tom Wataon. PGA Utlebo.lder Lanny Wadkial, Jerry Pate and Hale Irwin, tied at 71. 31 J2 .. lS ,.. .. » ... 27 3:1 10 ,. • 1t • )f 70 S4 111 71 lS • 71 3' 2:5 11 lS • 11 ~ • n u 11 n 3S 111 n 31 u n u 37 n ••n 34 11 n •as n J7 • ,, 11 • n a 11 n • » n as• n 11 :D ,. 11 • 1S a » n " " ,. •• 76 •• 7• Qll-'1t j1llt .. well ..... '*" attactlnl a briet barrier. Ill 195 m\n of actlon, Ut6 Surf ctel'CDM bu~to !Uder a alDl1e goal. Wbat makes the feat all tbe more amaz:lna II the taet that Wall Jo1Ded ~Surf JuatfOur daya before tbe HHOn opener-. TbocaCb be bN quick· 1Y •dJwted to playlna wttb • IMIW teammate.. be feel& tbe .Saif hu yet to perform-at lta beat. That in lbelf la came for more opUml1m OD a trancblae .iready overflow. ilia wtth ncb. . - ·~ teamwork b ••tttna better but we probably won't IM at our beat for lilt weeu," he qy-... '.!B)' tbeQ._we ahauld. have been to1elher Jons enouah to be at our strong eat. .. We won't have our full squad in ror tbrte more weeks ht.a lt we can coo&inue to do well lo these Qext few 1amea. we'll have one bell ol _. cbance 14 do nil the rest of the MllOO." A yev •· .tleD the Surf WU hued 1n St. LoWI, the Shrewsbury. Ena.land naUve abaped a dlfeme tbat tblrd beat Jn the NAS~. , AlthoUah bead eoacb John Sewell --Ud-p&am for mora balance between offeue and de!enae, only the latter has played u&> to par. Both victories were by l-0 1cores • the latter on a ahootoul aftef 10$ acoreJea minutes. "We're not tntentloqallr. concentratln& on defeue, ' W~J clahm. 1'0bvku~.u we ca.a fOlJat affemt.eb aD4 • attack, attack, ataaek, tht'• the way we want to play. But,·· ho lllllled. .. ... are Angels Tangfe With A's; Rndi's Belt Stuns Twins By DAVE CUNNINGHAM or .. Dlllly ......... ..Exactly one year aao the Oakland A's dealt the atany-eyed CaUf onlla Angels a cnashlni psycholoClcal blow. and tonl&ht the Halos are ln a good.position to tum the tables. On tblt date last year tbe A's completed a four·pme aweep ol Uie Angela ID Oakland, larjqing back to reality the be~Jy hopes ol a team wblcb tboush\. it WU playoff material. Tbll year bas start.d much - differently. '1be Aqela took two of three fl"ODl OatlUMl in the sea10n-openiq bom• stand and if they can do •ell ln the th;;; game series whl,cb opens at 7:30 (televised oa Channel 5), tbe re- venge wiU be complete. Chris Knapp <1-0> takes the mound for the Angela, opposiq Alan Wirth (0-1). CallfC)IJlla beaded for the Ba}' area on the bee1I of an 11-lnning, O.l'l'l'••• .. t Ota•llef 5 flt 7138 1-0 victory 'lburaday aft.emoon over tbe visiting Minnesota Twins, u Joe Rudi belted a one- out homer to left field, winning it in the proverbial 11th hour. The game wu on a time limit, since MiAnesota bad to catch a plane, and no lnnlng could start alter 3:50 p.m. It was 3:5$ and the Anpls wen down to tbelr last two outs when Rudi un· loaded. "In that altuaUon, with no one on, t was just swinging from tbe heels and trytni to hit the baH out," Rudi said. "I didn't UUnk it waa eonna go. I wu as sur· prised u anyone when it went over the wall." The shot cleared the 310-foot mark by five feet. Maoaser Dave G11ttia said in Jett that Rudi bad dilobeyecl orders by hittlng the bomer. "I dJda't tell Joe to bJt a.bo~e nm. To be honest with you, l told bim to bit a double 10 he would be in scoring position," Gareia aald with a boytsb grin. Tbe maueer was also ertn· ning about Nolan Ry•n's pitching performance. Ryan went 10 inninas. struck out 12 and allowed Just four bits. But be didn't pt the \'tctory. Garcia ftlured Byan bad done enouab work for one day and in· serted Dave LaRocbe to pitch the lltb. "It'• a tbame tbat he's pitched two rreat aamee and •Wl bu an ().() reeord.'' Garcia aaya. "He was really throwina hard lD the 10th lnnlna ... lo two starts, Ryan bas yet to allow a run and bla 25 strikeouts project to a ~ "9 by the 1eH00'1 end, a11umla1 he pltebea 281 i.nnlnp, bi.a averaae over the put five 5'UODI· •••..aot• . , .... ~· lttl ........ . .. . ~-... . ...... . .. . lrMl"9• ... . CtNtl"' ... . ~-... . k-"""' , ••• .....,, .... .... d ••tt -...1rf .. .. ......... , .. . ....,.a '"' CALI"°"'"" .,. ... , ... . . ' . .. ,. f I I I •••• ltlt .. ,. • ••• • ••• ,., . . , .. • •• •W~J ILUttd tra1au., with t1 Prol-.loial ct.:. ~ bf wu Juat Jl. 11ve ~ la&41i', be a• a first dlVi&lon play alld. by bl.a own tltlm11.t• hu played Jn more \ban aao EPCllab Leaau• ••mu Wilen lM wu trantlerted from IJverpool to Cryat&I Palace in 1970. M teamed 't::. Sewell, tbeo dub cap. Wben Sew•IJ weat tc Europe IOOktiii (or players two )'ean -.o, be can..t.aced Wall to come to America OD. a trial bula. He wu lm· preaaed wttb tbe Amertcu same ao much, he turned down Mveral coacbl.nl off en to tlkehla curreat twinpo1t. .. "lt'a a comblned t&q but obvloustJ. I'm a player as tar as the 11mes 10, '' he aays. "It thloi• are aolnt wroaa on the pit.ch, Ulen lt'1 up to DM to cbanae them." , ID pracUce. Wall band.lei : tbe defeme ud Sewell ta.kee cbar1e Of tbe offeme. But tJSere '1 mare than a mutual rHpeet between tbe old friend• ... Jobn and me ... Wall n:fl, accent aurfaclq, "we wortc for eacb odler. Our aim la to make this club the most auceessful one ln tbe leaaue-plus pact a .full bou.ie every week." With a 2-0 record and over 11,000 season Uckeu already sold, the Surf appears well on its way to acblevlna both goats. A wtn Saturday would juat about inaure a auc· cesafuJ seuon, both on the field and at tbe pte. Los Ansel••· the lt76 NASL champton, led the league ln aeortnc a year a10 but haa 111 tar been unable to produce much olfense. Scor· lng stars George Best and Steve David bave yet to tally . a goal and Ute team was blanked by defendlne cham· . pion New York Cosmos Sun- day before a crowd of over ~.000 at the Rose Bowl. The way Wall sees it. \hat should mae the AJ:teca that much bunarier f~ a win. ~ "The 1ame will be twtce u bard u lt would have been ... say. lf Los An&elea bad woo ,J its first two 1ame.," be aua. "Every\)Od)r wuta to knock )'O\& d°"1fll tf yOU'l'e wiDD.IAI· TMy all ~ant to be tbe ftnt to beat you." But aa it was proven earlier this season. not even beavy .. Ttmbers or Earth-· quakes could knock doWll the, Surf'• Wall. • .. KU.gs . Deal~l Quick Exit By Toronto .. Maris, Mantle Return Roger Maris (left) sits in a golf cart with Mickey Man· Ue ~ft.er the two former Yankees greats hoisted the World Olampionsbip pennant on the center field flag pole Thursday. It was Maris' first return to Yankee Stadium since be left the team. BASKETBALL I BASEBALL I SWIMMING Oilers, Poly Girls Clash In Cage Semis Tonight It wlU be tbeapeed« the~ Beach Poly Jackrabbits a1alnst the hel§ht of tbe Huntlniton Beach H.igb Oilers ton11bt (7:30) when the two schools tangle 1n a CI F 4 -A 1lrla basketball semllinal fame at Marina Hieb < Jtuntingtca Beach). The game ll bf:lnl played oo a neutral lite wttfl the Oilen as home team. The c.Mmpiomhip finals will be 1>layed at Long Beach City Colle1e Saturday, Apri122. In the other C-A semlnnal game, undefeated Buena High <Ventura) plays host to CYJ)reSf High. Buena 411 23·0 for the season and Cypress ls 18-7 and the surprist team In the semis. Poly has a 22-1 record this season compared to 23-2 for the Oilera. Both teams have posted impressive vlctorlea in three playoff rounds and the Olien are hopeful ol defendJJlc the title they woo last season. "We are a runnm1 team." coach Sue Barker of Poly aays. "We use a plQer-to-plQer _.. fenae and someUmes like to press Cull court. "I think the main thine will be to play a whole came •1aimt Huntington Beach beeause they are too fast. I Just hope we can keep up the pace and can out-. condil1on them." When the Jackrabbits cam~ from an 18-polnl baUUme def· icit to defeat Mater Dei Tuesday night, they proved tbey nevv iive up. Barter polJ1ta out that Moore L~ague most valuable player Tbera Smith sat out most ol tbe first hall with three penoalil fouJs. She w• an all-CJF third team selection Jut year and Is . averaeinl 21 poiots a game this eeuon. AU~ fo!'Ward, she Is a senlor. Other starters for the Jackrabbits include: Juliette Robinson, a ~-8 sophomore averaging 10 pomta a game and all·league selection at the other forward; Sandra Johnson, 5·9 junior, at center ; Robin Thompson (5-3, soph. > averag- ing 11 per tilt and another an. Jeape seJecUon at guard; Eve Powers (5-3, 11'. > at the other fU•rdapot. Roblmoo la the teem '1 leading rebounder. Hun~ Beach's Oilers will counter with Kathy Doyte (5-10, Jr.) at ooo forward and Janene waucnrC$-tr,--a-opb.J. at the other aide. Doyle averacect 21.9 polnta a game th.la aeuon and was a fint team aJJ-cIF aelec- Uon wt year. Debbie Burrowa (5-10, ar.) ls the •tartlna center and could be the key to aucceu for the Ollen. She averaged 1' .. 1 pomi. a 1ame and was the leadln.f rebounder. She WU a 9fJCODd team all-clJI'" selection last season. The bklode-balred iuard duo of Cheryl Ca4y <W. ar. > and Kelli Lockhart CS.5, sr.), helped pull the Oilen through to victory in Tuesday's semlflnal round game with Alhambra. Cady itveraged 10.8 per 1ame and Lockhart 10.t durln1 the regular season. Huntington Beach's starting lineup averaces two tncbes per player more tban the Poly starters. 11)e HB average 11 $-7 but the Jackrabbits have a ~ of spring and could control the boards . "We are golq to have to stop their fast break to win," Hunt- ington Beach coach Joanne Kellogg says. "They also like to do a lot of pressing on defense and we will have to be careful of turnovers. . "Don't let that score the other night fool you. That girl Tbera Smith sat out most of the first half with three fouls. She made a big diUerence ln the aeeond half and she didn't foul out." Only one. will survive t4 the cbampioasbip game which will culminate a day ol four UUe games beginning with tbe l·A diviaion at L The C-A crown will be determined at 8. La P9'r <2>11 M ... .._.,m.J) Gauchos ~Ide ID Defeat • Joh•~"" Ille -• aehool recdid 1.a. more than two feet than hi.a vlous , to bl1bll1bt l:: dleback OolleAe's lliaaion Con· ference track and field 8MO de- feat to viaitblf SouUnreatena Thursday. Senn.I odMrr' members ol tbe Oauchoe turned in res~table puformancea. Mite Kruthen., tbe freabmaD from San Clemente High, won tbe 200 meters lo 21.t aQd fln11bed lecaad in tbelOOat 10.94. Mark Donohoo cleared 14-0 ln the pole vault. also his peraoaal best. Bill Tokar sped to a 4:01.2 clocking ln the 1,500, wblcb is roughly tbe equivalent of a aub-C:ZO mile, wblle Tim Borland went 1: 58.0 in the 800 and Tony Fuller ran 49.a lo the 400. SaddJeback won botb relays, turned the 400 in G.8 and the 1,800 in 3:21.3 but dJdn't bave enough team deptb to keep up with Southwestern, d=~te tbe fact that the wtnnen Ud a 9·8edgeloflntplaces. ' I k a •1 Cle) ' I I sir I00-1. ~CS) tul; t. ~ CSI .... , S. MaYMf'd tSWl t1. I. M-1. ltNINrl ($1 tt.t , t. ic...... CSWI 21.t); S. Ma'f'Mfd (SW) n.J, 400-1. Fuller CSl ff.2; 2. WMd ($1SU;1. Hiit• ..icswuu .. .... I. I(""""' CSWI 1:SU; 2. ... ...., ISi • 1 S.•;>.~(SWI l:S7.I. l.50f-I. T9aW ISi 4:01.J; l. ~ (SW); 4:01.7'; >. l'ur11ee CSI 4111.J. s.--1. Pwtla CSWl IJ:».J; J. ,.._.. ISWI IS:U.O; 1. Tab< (SI IS:S..O. lllHH-1. ~ CSWl 1S..1; l. ......... (SW) 16.0; s. ~(SW) "-2. .... -1. ~ tSl 5'.S; 2 ........ ($W) SS.Si S. LlmMn ($WI 51.A. -~. 1Nc11t -•.& 1.--1... • la d :t1.J.. M.1-1 • ._.. (IWlH; L ,._.. <MlW; I. ~(S)M u -1. WllfWd CSWlDN; l. _.. CS>ZN:a. ~ISIJ).114. TJ-1. WI.._.. tSW>o-8; 1.-...cs) .. t;&. flMollolSW>•I~ ,...,_I. 0....0 (I) W..; l. U9a& (SW) 164;1. GOblrt ($) M. Area .J(; Baseball Teams ~all Bucs, Riatkn, Gauchos Drop Conference Tiffs " Palos V.... JS ts ey..,_ w 10 Sant...._ ~ 41 L8 WlllOft 1' tJ San1lego JO " OKia M1M 41 U MlrelesU S3 J6 ~·-Oii S1 41 Mira Colla 0 71 SI. Jo1aco11 50 S~t. H«-CS> 47~ lldleilt r_...); L Mane¥ <SWl Ool¥o; I. ......... C$1 •*'--DT-I. ~ !SW) 151-11: l. ~ <S~ t•O:l .Y .... !SllJM. Jav-1. _..., ISWI 110-7; t. J ltoelnqusr ISWI 161-1; J. S. ,._._, CSW) t6M, ss Le Quint• '3 " s.nueoo 21 St Loera S7 62 lnrl,,.Nloft 14 ~ -_. !! =~:.~ :: : ~ ~ Spikef ettt ~a~y· -11 Compton 56 Sl Ms111. V\e)o(at) S4 M L•ll•-:i. u warren 51 " Lii wu-. l5 u 0u1rtzH111 ,. The Arcadia Invitational, It was one of those days >range Coast area junior col- 'ege baseball followers would •ust as soon forget Thursday as .)range Cout, Golden West and .;addleback colleges absorbed :ircui t setbaclcs. Golden West lost ita second de- !illon in the last 10 games ana it was to the same team as host Rio Hondo took advantage of UD· 'i!arned runs fn the seventh and ~ghth innings to capture a 4-2 'iouthem California Conference .:ieciaion. At Orange~ast in South Coast Confer ce action, the in· 1ading Fuller Horne1.s pul ·ogether a 12·liit attack, scored !ight times in the first three ln- 1ings and coasted to a 10·3 1erdict. And at Saddleback, ~ Nestern pitching limit the Gauchos to four hits as it to a 4-0 triumph. Golden West broke on top ln the first inning when John Moses and Frank Meraz doubled Cor a run, bl& Rio Hondo took a 2·1 lead ib the sixth inning, then got rich in the seventh and eighth to pad the lead to 4-1. Golden West came back with one run ln the ninth frame when Tom Schlepp got on the bases vla a single and eventually scored on Jim Allen's sacrifice fly. Fullerton had six unearned runs with the benefit of five OCC errors and a three·run homer. Further lrustretioo was itdded by Fullerton's defense. which turned three double plays to kill potential OCC rallies. Ray Lane struck out 13 in picking up his ninth win against no losses for Southwestern. The only Gauchos player lo solve Lane was Steve Carroll, a 0r_.c::-.p1 !! ~~,;::' ~ : !:!:rt : which brinis together many ot fres hman outfielder who ~-•r•.-0ot..... • o 1 o .,, eom'*'" o 102 w"'""...-11 the top high school track and nected safely in three of four ap-smi1t1. rf s 1 1 o l.ell'r•nce, c 4 0 1 1 !! t-.·~ 31 so aw1na ct field athJetes in California, ls pearances at the plate. =.*:d~, ! : ~: ~~~!, 211 : : ~: 4i La.;;; !! : :~':':.., ~ scheduled for Saturday night, ..._ .... 121 :.~ u ~ ~: ~ ~':ii.PP : : : : . : ~'~-:., ~ : :.::=.-: not Frtctay aa reported Thursday • r 11,., o.-i.n.. pr o 1 o o Sodden,• 3 I I o Totals 33 a 1 2 " Loa,.. SI 10 MMIN so in the Dally Pilot. 4 1 1 o ....,. ... 1b 4 o 1 o scw.w ,...... '° Ton-lfQ a .. ,.tn. VatM¥ 42 Field events begin at 5 wlth MosH.d '"-'"·~ Manaollno, 2b Meru,r1 Clwk,clll 1.-s.11 Hanvey. If klllepp. pl! GoloenWest Rle HondO 4 0 0 0 Palm.r. SS 2 0 0 0 l'llllertOlt r .. a 10 Mlllw Dal '4 .. MoflnMa 23 the ftnt nmning eftflt Slated for ! g ~ ~ :':!.:. c ~ : : ~ Ol'M09 c-t :! : ~0 ~2 ~ ~ :::;.. : 7 at the Arcadia IDgb OTal. • • 1 o 5"9rl11.11'1 1 O0 O -------'---------------------------------1 O I O H .. tllcodl,p 0 • 0 0 1 O 0 0 Tiltotlf!IM • 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 ,.Ula 31 t 7 2 k--. ....... r II e 100 000 oct1-2 1 4 000 002 Ila-I ' l ~lilt) I .., .. ,.. • l:arroll, II HHler, 'b Hortllll, lb Austin, 011 Brown, pr Houtt. Jb MollM .rf • O l 0 Vraneah.d 3 O O O Healer. pl\ • 0 I 0 W.11, c l 0 0 0 Ulll, Pfl 0 O O O c.Mlrla,u • o o o s-11.,.. Jo o o Toi.ta ._...,.,, ...... 2 0 00 I 0 0 0 2 000 0000 2100 I . 0 0 2t 0 4 0 California Sil • Ille J'unny Cars Roll on Charles Leads :Cougars' Win; Vaqueros Bow McE~n in OCIR Field Capistrano Valley Hieb 's .::ougars, behind tbe five·bit ">ltcbing ol Robin Charle.a, dealt lOSt San Pasqual High <San Diego· County) a 7-0 non-leaiue baseball defeat Thunday. Irvine Hi1h's Vaqueros, meanwblle, were a 6-1 loser at Miraleste (Palos Verdes) IUgb as the bosta alugeed out 10 hits. The Coucara got single tallies in the second <Charles' rbi single), fifth (Fernando Salas' rbi single) and aixth <Mall Calley'• rbl base blt) Inning, Ulen put tbe icing OD with a four. nm burst lo the seventh. Ron VanPeursem's triple in the seventh was the key blow. lrrine m,b'a lone run came in the aixtb frame when Gary Jones afnaJed, stole second, was ' sacrificed to third by qin, Holbeck and scored on Jlm Oell'1sinlle JI I I JI I I o••• J 1 I I ••oo • '' s r II • 011 on ,_, • o -...... s. lfWlaMllFl(t) ., .... lllW~.­...... -.a.. a o • o Midi-.• .... ._. a• 1 ' .,_..,,.c ~d ••1• ~.rf <*Ill. 1tl a t u ....._," OWIDIM.• .... , .... •••• 2010 aooo •••o 2, 11 •tJ I ; Orange County International Racew~ will be the scene of a premier flDlDy car drag raclng event Saturday night when the 64 Funny Car program ls pre- sented at the track for the fll'St time. Moved from Irwindale Raceway where it gained prominence as one of the top funny car meets around the country, the can and drivers will be competing for the West Coast championship. Don PnJdbomme will head the llat of 64 entries. He is the Na- tional Hol Rod Association world Pirates Swim Toi~arly Lead SA\.i DIEGO-Orange Coast College's Pirates took a 12·poinl Jead over Fullerton College Thursday in the opening salvo at the South Coast Conference swim finals at San Diego Mesa. Erln Sloan just missed the OCC record of 2:02.0 in the 200 individual medley with a 2:02.17 winninC effort, while Mark Cross led a 1-4-5-6 OCC finish In the ~ freestyle witb a 22.10 clocklna. AJso, the 400 medley relay team of Joe »umr, Larry Statler, Huth Wea&lare and Mark Cross ' 11 • combined for a wlnnlng 3:45.8 . ... t-tJI " ............ -Ut ....... • 9-C...Qigf ... . .............. -..*ti ,. "'--'· On ll"Wlat1*I> 4:51.tS; I. Ultlln COrMSIMflll 4:51.l.S; a. ~, ll'vli.rtM) 4tSU4; 4. ......... toee> t :•Jt; S. """ (jlllllltf1N) l :IU9; .. .,._ !Flllle"°"I S:GAll U, .... tOCCll:lrAI. ........... ~ t .... IOCCI t:Ol.'11 "" 1"1tllert0fll 1 :ts.OJ; a. 1e-.c11 C..llfltt1#) 1:-...1 .. 0-Co«I 1-.a1 J. ,.,,,flt(~) 11'7 ~-" 0111911 ($0 ,,_.., t.IUJ1 ~t. ....... 40CCIJ1tt.t4. .. ~. 0.. ~ a.•; t. ... (tent• AMI ~ .._...._, (Qrr1 .. > JJ.»; ... .... MM: .. _.. tocC> u.n1 .. ......... .occtli. .. • _..,...,...,, ...... ad( ...... ~ • .....,.._, o-> •:..,; i; """""'*•~a .s: a.. IO .... J;•.t: ... Olrrftlt ai.M.t; .. ._. ..... u..~~ .......... .... T.-............ , ...... n•1a.n1a>.....-... ~, .... Olilea ._.. .. , .. ....-.,f.Mt.lai!NMIN~ ... . l champion and opened the 1978 season by winning the Wlntema· UonaJs in February. lHRA world champion Dale Pulde won the Florida Gatoma- tionals a month later and will be on hand at OCIR along with Prudhomme. Tom McEwen of Fountain Valley in a new 1978 Corvette, Gordie Boo.in of Canada, John Lombardo, Tommy lvo and a hos t or other drivers are scheduled to compete. Three rocket funny cars will put on exhibition nm.a and three wheelstanders are scheduled to perform. Gates open •t 11 Saturday for qualifying with the ftl'lt round ol finals start!n• at 7. All 64 cars wllJ make two rounda with the two low elapsed time can meet- l n g for the overall cham· pionship. Soper Leading Bowling Toomey One free _youth ticket · (t& and under) with each adult ticket purchaled tor California Sunshine pn>fesslonal soccer! Kids get In free (with accompanying adults) to see the California Sunshine kick off their American Soccer League season when coupon is presented at gate. So be there Saturday. April 22 When the Sunshine . goes for the goaJs at beautiful Orange Coast Col• Stadium. It's Pepsi Youth Nfghtl Reserved or general admission tickets available through Tlcketron or Orange Coast College Stadium, 1500 Adams, Costa Mesa. •Reel Flrlt1,000 kids get CaJlfomla Sunshine bumper SUcketal •See the exciting Pepsi Skateboard Team at the Calffomia Sunshine game, S8turday, Aptil 29, orange Coast COiiege Stadium. I April 22. 1978, at Orange Co8at COiiege Stadium This c;oupon good for one free Junk>r ticket (1e and uiider) ~ purchase Of one adult ticket. .. .. • ... ,. /. I I • • ~.April 14, 111'1 DM.Y~ lif · Tars, FV ·Tune Up. For Spike Clash Sout,h lAaat Vi.Ito dM Ri~ Di8hl0s 4 Double \1ctorlee by Andy Gerta aDd Sle9e P'ounta.ln Valley HI.lb. IM by T10f Blevfns and Newport H~ HJp, s-ced by Cb.JU Coru~ and Frank Venell.k1 tuned up for next week's Sunset Leacue dua1 meet abowdown wltb eas track and fteld victories Thursday. y Blevins. a Junlor enjoyinf • aenaalional season, won the 100 ln 10.1 in a rare appearance in the event, captured tbe Jong Jump wjtb a leap of 23-1 and cruised to a •1.a win in his specialty, the · 330 low hurdles, u the Barons buried host Edison <Hwit.lngton Beach> Hilb by a 78-58 marlin. Conun, wbo haa yet to lole a dual meet aprint race lhia Nuon, woa tbe 100 ia 10.z and tbe 220 in 22.1 •• the Sallora rolled by Ylsi~ HuntinJt,Qn Beach, 91-45. Vencllt doubled 1n the _.. (1 ·""'' • and 440 (Sl.5). ._, ·-·~1 The two 1quads, unbeaten in dual m~ eom- petlUon tbb year, aquare off Thursday at Fountain Valley. Once lialn, aJI three league meets featured 'O\ltatanctlne mile races. Fount.ain Valley's Brian Appel ~ the rour.Jap event ln 4:24.6 ahead or Edison a Mike Lan.sdon; Gordon Duff of Hunt- inP>n Beach won the mUe uncontested in 4: 27 .8 and Marina CHuntJngton Beach) Hieh's Greg ..DeHeru bu a •:27.0 winning effort Jn a Joss at Weltmlnater. Lanlldoo came back to take tbe two-mile in 9 :27.1. * * * * * * Oiiers-Tan ,,.,..,., .. ......... ....., cttl Wll Itta. kecll U0-1. Cer"111 CHI 10.2; 2. IC._...,.11 IHI IO.I; M lhlrcl. no-1. C•'""' CHI U .I ; 2. ICeJMf'ek (HI D.t; I. ~ IHI 23..s. 441--1 VeftCllk CHI Sl.S; 2. emot 00 U 6, 1 Loll., CHI U .t --· "-lllP. IHl 1:,U; 2. Ste• ,HI I ff I, J llclftdl IHI 2 Ol.A. Mlle-I Ollfl IHI 4 27.1. 2 Glftool (Hl4 Jll,1..._1r11.IHl4 JU. 1·mlle I Dllff CHI It OS.4, 1. W.I .. IHI IO.J0.4, 1 Newttlrk CHI 10;J4.I. UClf'el.., ~H..W4'.1. Mii• ••l•Y-HtWjNrl H•rbor ,.,, . IJOHH-t. o.-... IHI IS I. t. Heffr"kll IHI IS..S, 1 ........... IHI "-'· '*H-t ........... IHI &I; ' ttettrlcll CHI •.2; l Oe-CHI -.a. • . 'f.J-f, Weo~ IN) •~; 2. Mc:Cow11>y CHI ~2: ,, ~CHI S.IO. LJ-1. ll,..-c .. m IHI 2 .. S, 2, +11r•llef• IHI It.II; J. --.1. CH) lt.21'1. ~--.. ......, ...... c,, 1ca 1 ......... 1 .... 1. Jlf'lllNl IHI IU; 2. O'O.ly INl;J~l(H). uo-1. Jlml11e~ CHI u .1. 2. L.Amllertoft (NI; 1 c.mpe.H C"1. 440-1 McOelldoft CHI S1 ... ; 2. Adams IH>; J..........,. IH HO-I. Adems CHI J '.07.0; t hf11eley CHI; 3. Oeftlela IHI Mlle-I 0.nielt IHI 4: .. $.0; 1. Fr-lln CHI; S. a.,., CNI 2·mlle"·I 8Mry (NI 10:1'..S. 2. f.,,,,., 00, J Fr-lln IHI. uo ,.1 • .,_..._, Herticw 4$.t Mlr.reley~tk*11WJ :ll l20HH-I. ICey I H I It 1, 2. llWRoOenl CkJ; 1 ~IHI lJOLH -1. klly 110 '1.6; 2. Mcltollfftl IHJ; J. C.C.S IN). HJ-I r.,,., CHI s-e, 2. Wei Seftt.,ll IHI,._..., IHI. W-1. GMdls CNI .,_.~; 2 11.ey IN),l 11.~(HI. T J I, Gedillll IHI 41~. 2. 11.ey Oii), 1. Morrl .. y IHI. ~Y-1. Thoms CHI 104; 2. C:Wr• 001 J. CMr-(ff), · S~-1. O..rtn IHI St.O. 2. ~ IHI; l. H•lat'IHI. OT-I GultlNltD4;2 Row-CH), J. 1hlf0f'd (HI. CPI »2,) HYdlW Cfl "'IO. TJ-1. 0.-CPI ~. J • ...,.... Ill •.4, J Plllet' "' "'"· PY-I. Pltellw Clll IM1 t. llC"" CEI 12•· a. H«n1C•>1N. SP I. "Hell Ill 47·1"'; J, ::::-.,. I 'I &SI.I. J •· l1WN11 (I~ OT -I 9«1• CIEi ii:N~; 2 R .. dl CIEi llt-11~. J. 0-'" 11~ ........ Ylnlt't " .. v...., c .. 1 "'' .._ 100"1 ~I•> IU, ,,._I, T""""' C El J4 '· .._I. ,,__,.,. CPI S.U; --1 • ......., Cl') ,,.,J; Mlle-I Cot1rey \Ill •·0 .1. ,...,, ..... ,, °'*I' "' tt:a.1; .. ,., • .,_ ...... o .s ....... ••to -l"-1e1" V•lley a •t.6; IJOHH-1. Smltlt la> M.1; J:ILH•t. Wrlcstlt cpr) .u, H.1-1. ""'".....,. Cl') S.IO; U-1 Prlll"-(P) It-It; TJ-1 Hole• CPI a1•1; ~V-1. Cl--1e1 11•: Sl'-1. -.ct1 uu o.t. DT-1 ~ <•> 11+1. .......... ·--(16) <ltl ..... v...., 100· I JllCklOft (U It t i I. s.it,,_.,. C fl; 1 N1C11e6t 11 I. 220-~. ~ IEI 2"4; t. ...,._ IEl;J ~IF) ut-1 ...,_ CFI SU; J, R-IEi,) WWwnDn IEI HO-I "o"'eo IE) 2 ot,J, 1 o..ft ... ta>, 1 Tavior Cl'I Mlle-I. ll11ti.r (I) •:O 2; 2. S.ftdenll!l,J l'r~un. 2·"'11-1. tut...-CIEi IO:IS.4, 2. !-'rtlew '"''' J. s-dln (f;), 440 reley-Ed!Mft a I Mlle ~IMlll J Sl.t. lJOHH-1. Wiii'-• Ill IU; 2. Jordln C•>: 1 er-(Pl. &»Uf-1. Ir-CFI 42 .. ; 2. Jwdllll CIEl,J.~IFI, HJ-I. 'NINlslM fa> ~to; 2. O..y IF), 1 CO-. I">· U -1. Hldlolt Cl!l IW; !. Mlllw Cl'I; J. RklWCll !Fl TJ-1 TSl'klr (F) JM; 2. C.Wm! IFI. J Nlthaft (If). PY-1 ()uy (I') II .. , 2 Pn'* jf:I; l.MllterCPI. SP-I Surt 11'1 ••·41'); 2. MANVMl• (l'l, l.Mllucl<'r (IE). OT-I S.... (Fl 104-1, 1 llllhlCIP.Y IE),l~l lFI. ltlartna-Llow. Yo1.1q beJJ)ed Qlcoona del Mar'• tract iand fleld team l"eDeW lta home field bu ovv ll!ISlon VJtJo Tburlday. Gerken woa the two-mile \n 9:18.5 and earne back to win the 880 ln 2:03.0 wblle YoUllf, recently declared ellglble1 won the 220 In 24.0 and the 4CO tn 61.a. Toeetber with a ~ effort b1 ~ .Kauaen ln tbe d&cua, tbat wu Enouah fOr ~Sea Kldu to deal Mlaion Viejo ita Ont South Coast Lupe de· feat of the aeuon, a..7. -.1._!.ett VMderee1n1 bad a iOOct w for lliaaJOft, wUIWJ\I the mile la •:27.0 abta(l.of, Odll'a C.rn Dou,Jas C•:28.3) and finJsJtt"I MCoDd to Gertea lo tbe two-mile (t:2U), Dave DlGioY and Jolla Ortman had double victories to lead vbJt!na Unlven.lty mp llnille) put San CletQtate. DIOlovanm won both ~ts lncludlne tbe 100 lD 10.2. wbilt Ortman won th~ wetebt events. bJlbllibted by a 153-10 effort ha the discus. Dave Hancock and llalpb Cooone doubled for the Trttoas. * * .... ~ v...n, ~ ... .., 1111 ...,, ...... Yle>9 100-1. K.-ICl tt.S; 2. ,..,.._ ICI IU; I. 'Nlllle !ti t1.t.. %20-t, YOllflt CCI 14.0; I.~ CCI 14.!; 1 Joi"" (M) 14,6, ,,-- 440-1. v-. CC st.J; t. ..llMrer CMI A. I : 1. 0.... ICI SJ. f. --1. ~ ICl 2:«J.O; 2. 0... CCI 2·11.0; a. MenMll CMI J•°'-J, Mlle-I v....._ IM) •·t7.0: t. Douelau IC> •·JU. 1.. H-.r <Cl 4.JI s. l·ll'llle-1 Gef11991 CCI t :1' S; 2. YtMt'""" IM) t ;J'1..S; J. .._..._ IClt D4. 120HH-1 Smith CCI 16 0 , l . Horlev• I.Ml \6 t,1llledll IMI .. t . * * * Mlle reley-1. CM-. Ml M41r ~=~a. HJ-I. w.wt'IO W; t. o.c;.... IMl ... ; I...,._ lC)H,, LJ-1. Pllfllef CMVI J0.2\ltl t, ~1(0tN;a.h11MllM. TJ-t . NWl9" CMt 4t-e"1 I, Pner IMI ...,, a..--.. ICI ... ,. . PV-t. _.,.. (Q tM; L Weta CCl,..;•WN· S .. -1. Doe..n,. CCI 4t\lt, 2. ••~er CM) U·""; J. 1-s CMI '5-11~. OT-I ~Ce>ta.J•2 . ..__. (M) IU.J; J i.a.ce CM> 1.J. ... v--. ciw... .. Mmr (11) , .. , ....... -.. 100-1 ,,,_.. ICI 10 t, 2't-1 1'r1.-. CCI kt, --I °"'""lftOt ICI 5' 2, --1 ullftety ICI 2 Oto; Mlle-1. eo.My IC> SIS O; 2 Ywalty mlle-1 Wlllte CMI 10 SI•, W.sli I I ""') •-) ........... llOHH-1. Hier IMl ,.._., l:JO.LH-1. _., ............ ..,...,~ JEFF VANDEREEMS NIPS CAM DOUGLAS. IJOLH-1. L.H,,ltt IMI 40.t; 2 Smit!\ ICI 41O;1 WIHlg 10 41.G. uo "ley-1. ear-.. .IMf ...... '"'' ...,. _.._ l..Mf (Ml "4; .. ,...,,._,, CwMe l._1 ...,._ !W) 10.l. 2. H.wt ... Mw CU; Mlle ree.r-1. C.W- IW). J. a...., tMI Are s ik Shi d91~J .. .O;HJ-t ~ICI 121-t . ~•rller IWI U I , 2. . a p ers ne W ; U-1. Qllrww IC> 17•; TJ-1 M<l'eri..W CWl. J KM1 IW) T-IMI :11-4, ...,-1 . ..,,.,,, IMI 440-1 McFerleM (Wl SI 1, 1. .._., 5~-1 Pa-CO G·tf\ji; Sn'(Wr IWI. 1 l.tl¥e CMI ot-1. SdliC* () ltt4 ---1 tt.,..._, IWI 2 00. t; 2.. ~ YM"ta•IWl,l.Dltlremc!NIWI. I Fldlado. Pi CV ....._ lllJC.-Mlt.-1. o.Her• CMI 4 t1.0; 2. ~ ~ ••a lll'W~ ~1 Al ...,._,,M1:1v..,.iw1. ~•o, 'O ~ rc1:t.." .---·---O:H':~'!;1~~ ::l uu. 2 Andy Ivers doubled in the sprints, tu.mine In a __ , .....,_ 1,,.0 1 2,1,_.; 2• "~~ :1':'r;~~~,u s; 2• .........., Ual;w,.., CW) Clt>a.~ .... N •• !*OW. IV> te.•; a:.-1. .... _CUI M.t; ....... 9-IUI SSS; eat-1, Tl'\lfMlll CUI 1:14.2; Mlle-I. ~ey IUI •:S7.I; l"ml,._1. 1 •w 10:u.1; ....., I reley-Ul'll..,.nll; 44,S; Mlle r•l•y-S.11 Cl•me11ta •:tt.o; 11'fiM-1. #eltfr <UI lM; i.ut-1. ~ CU) cU; U -1 Meler IUI It-It; ltotfl CUI U.1; S~I. 0Mfwl11 CS) as.M: OT-t . .._,....,, CUllOMI. .. .... Ulltf•.., ow CD> ... a.i..ee -..-•• ·-(S) ..... Ulwell IUl; J. ""'*"'"' IUI. no-t. 9ecldtN CUI 11.L; 1.. 1- ISI, l. It,.._. CSI. ...._,. lleddw.i CU> SU;2. !Mii# CUI, l . 0-Cut. 110-1. H-••d ISi 1:ta.I ; I. lllt•lllflt CUI; J ()Miii (U), Ml-1 Teytw IUI f :SU; I . 0.0. CUI, J. ~..,,_est. 2·mll-I 5'Ntlt CUI 10:29.A; 2. JKtl_,, IUI. J. ~CUI. ..,.....,_...QlllMIW .... Mli. ,..~ 0.-..4:G.O. UOHH-1, ~ CUI 11.4; 2. ._(l);M ..... JJtLH-t. 1-1 1$1 U .4; t. ~ncu1;a....,.,.cu1 HJ-I, Al"-(UI M : LT.....,. CUl,Mtl>lt'IL u -1 . ..._.. w r7.J; i. w.,..,. IUl; J. T ..... CU). TJ-1. AHi-CUI JM; 2. T"'9ft (Ul;Mlfllr& ~~1· Dllllr CUI tcM; M 1aCoM -SPe-1. Nai.reh CS) •O·S: t. ttlH'19Nt11CS);J..1e1sy1$1. OT-1. Jehy ISi llJ.11; 2. T_,..I Gr"-" CHI 40"10. 1 llrum,...11 IHI •IH; J, Norris IHI 44 Pl/· I Smli.., IHI 12•; 2. ~Key IHI 11 •; J Q#lftl ......... (H) 10-0 $-1. CM.._ CHI ...,,..,, 2. aa......,Edun YW'lity ""· Ye...., 1711 C•I .._... JJOlH I w-(W) .04, 2 L..i 10 2 time in the 100, and Todd Fulladosa won both hrtreM CMOI 2.tS.t; 1 Wllty CllAI 440-1. Roller1M11 <Ml $4.t ; I. L1~1~H1~·."~....._.1w1,111 1c1w1 u2, 2. w1 eldghcts, including a 50·1 effort in the shot put, to 11:,:;_1, blnet' cBAi •:i..t; t. Eef. ~:'."~ ~,~cLo.1e111i p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -• ~._." ea apistrano Valley to a triangular track and dr cMo> u1.t; a. Gii\'"' 1Mo1 1"· > H~ 10 JOTIMS sroan uo ,.,.,.-1. w.n11n1nt1 ... ,..... field meet victory at home Th··-..aav alt .. moon. .,u • Mll-1. H«1•w• cc1 •:•.2: 2. RI .... IUM II Ni.t~IS);J.~CSI. Broc;k~ IHI~~. J. "leUC (HI ... JV.. OT-I. llnKll~ IN) lf"7; 2. CsnwtllM CHI l»S, ). Rlezel IHI IP ... .,....,¥.,.., ~Mr.twlOtl.._.._ .. ,.._, ~ 00 11.0, 210-1. Gu:al CHI 25.1; .._I • .._ IN) •Kt; ......... .._ CHI J .IO•; Mlle-I. S"yaer CHI .. SS l ; 2...,lle-1 ...... IHI IO U4, UO rei.y-H--1 HeBcw '6 t , Mlle ••l•Y-Hewport Herl>or J 4S 6; 11't4H-1. W.,,, CHI IS.I, DOU4-I. Wu'CI CHI 'U; ~I.~ CHI W ; U -1. W.,,, IHI lt-S; TJ-1 RUltllfl9 UO V .. Y). PV-t. ~'*»Ill ltfl Jl-0, S-1. K1c11111e INI 0-lt, DT-t. Ki.le IN) llMI. I00-1. llleviM IFI IO.I; 2~0<nlne !Fl 10 l ; l Dllftcen IF) 10 .... 120-1. Romttw IF) 2' t ; 2. °""'en IFI U .4; 3 "-Y IEI 24.t 4*-1 Klrle4t IEI S3.6, 2. Hipp IEI SJ.7; J . Sllerrlll (Fl SU. .. 0-1. Klrlels CEI 2:01 2; 7 Slnyl,,_ (E) 2 07.4; 3. ~ IF) 2.ts.o . Mll-1. Appell IFI 4:1'.4, 1 U-Cl!) 4:JM; J. s..-t 11'1 s·oa.t. 2·ml-1 U..... lEI t ·27 I, 2 Gololllel" CEI t :41.2; i. ...._, (Fl • 4l •. '-,...., ~ Yelley, ft.I. Mlle ",..,-Edi...,, J-Jl.I 120HH-1 Ovnc~ IFI IS.J; 2. C.S.,...., I Fl M,4; 1 f""9'r CF) ,._ t. UKH-1. i!M¥1ft• I~) 4U; 2. ~ (~4l.1;1~ (,)GI HJt.~ FU·• CF) 0.t; t. 9'emltw Mlle .. i..,.-t MllrlN J lU M t Dei (S w OU , ... I-mil-I. l!1llMt' 18"1 t :JCl.t ; z. H~ CMI; a."""' 1¥1. r¥r'll HJ 1. H••cten••1c11 "'' •-o. 1 a er anta Ana) High had a similar E#f •MO> tm.s; 1 Qlllm CM01 2-m1i.-1. Gel...,., co t0:11: 1. S.t •• •· IS. t ...._ P~~1~~s.t;t:,r:~: 2. JesM1> performance in an Angelus League cakewalk over "-~·JOHH-I. Romine CllAI "·'• 2. ~:~~""::"~.;.,......_ ,....., ...... cw1;1.M1..-e<M1 visiting Bishop Amat (La Puente). Mike Dotterer "°"''•CMDtll.l:>.Mll'llN. M,,.,...., ~111111oftv......,1-.•. v. ... &7AWMO TJ-1, Snvcler IWI 40-11.2 Lui won the 100 in 10.1 and the -; .. 22.2 while "'-•aio •UoLH-t. R•v-• CMOI 41.1; , 120Hl4-\. ~ CM) IU; 1. 4117 C:..,.lr..'""' CMI; J llul~ IMI B _,,, .. , ~. e RMllM C&Al G.J; J. HMWtt CBAl M<Cleell CMl, 1 SI-. CM> JR•n•R IA0;1 P•ll.,_.CM>. put .wo,....,_..M.wo.l .. .S. S-' CCl.1~1MI Pv-1 Thorll 11111 1u, 2 1<-111a occi went 50-0~ for his first victory ln tbe shot "o UOUt-t. ~ <Ml cu: 2. 4~;~;;--~~-i;~;~ SP-1. lloOllfttlrY CWI •1·1¥1; 2. • Mlle,....,_,, MlleW Del J:J>M. H.1-1 ..... ca M; 2 9'lllM9r ~~ cw1, 1Tlldlw1M1. The Monarchs' shot put aee, Vlnce Brown, dld HJ-1. L..-, CMD1 w: '-....,,.. 1M1; i. ...._.co OT-1. ~I CM),,, ...... J. not compete. C9"1M;J.5dllllQ{MDIM.. LJ-1. ~CCI, .... : l . 11 *'..-Y IW>. J. Ylnceftl lw>. The long-awaited meetln1 between Villa ~;:.. ,=--~ ii;::,,~~1 ~~~= 1c1 .!C/ t. ..._ -.._::rc:=MMIM Park's Daye Cangelosi and Mike MeCaa of Eatan. lM¥>. CMl.J ~ce1. 100-1 ~ tM> '°'· 220-1. eia CCosta Mesa> High proved to be no contest. ~:,;:.,;:.'-•01 a..; 2• ... 1c~i:-~~ ... , L ....._. It~ CW)J.U;..._1.~CWI c I i ... _ ... ..-su;· --· .-...-. 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OD Saturday. don't be too •ulct. to leap to tbe aid ot Jmt U1 old damsel lD dlstna. \ U you are, chaDeel ~ JOU'll • be deliftl"ed a good whack ID tbe 'br"•adaide by a man all ·.enatmore~. blm1elt all \ enamol9d wtthyondame. Or worse, you'll be attacked by a Wa,ysgooee IODe.&mok. YOU'VE stwnbled onto, into, or nearby the university' u.nual Open House, wben all atope are pulled aod stranier thlna• are likely to occur. Open House at UCI means rampactnc lml&hta, flnceratick· ing baklava, 1aaer JaW, col- legium muslcum, Dr. Isaac Sad· nJk, quadratic reciprocity and coca·cbewlnc in Peru. There will a1ao be a medieval fair ih Campus Part from 10 •· m. to 4 p. m., aftierDooo tours of the cunpm to find out what Sad· nlk js doioi these days or what it's like to nciprocate with a quadratic and a track meet featurine UCl's p,emier miler Steve Scott . FOR THOSE who don't like to _,£. • MIY'-....-.....,. t.ake their athletics sittine down. PATRICK ST~KTON ANO PAUL SERIO AECReATE MEDIEVAL BATTtE UC Extension is demonstrating C.C. RYDER El Toro Residem Versatile Singer, Folk Guitmist • B~JEa&YRERTENSTEIN Of .. .,.., ........... It's no secret a lot of entertainers chanee tbelr aiven aame to ooe that baa a household tine. tor example, Newport Beach's John Wayne was botn Marion Michael Mor· rison . Cary Grant was christened ~rchibald Leach. Now comes C.C. Ryder. Actually the El Toro singer, guitarist, composer has been around a long Urne. .. Stanley was an absolutely amazint man," Ryder said. "be co.ched me through the period when my voice was ·changing." Ryder claims his voice has a three· octave vocal range, "reachll)g the low notes of a Neil Diamond or hJghS of a John Denver." He joined the Canadian Army at 16on a five-year progr am that provided academic as well as military education. While in the service he had his first taste or entertaining as a pro when he terformed in Canada's equivalent of VSO clubs. • HE HAS BEEN doing club dates since the 1950:9 and community COflCert ap- pearances the last six years. Ryder, well-known on the Oranee RYDER MOVED TO the Baham• at County mihtclub circuit, bas set bll 21 "to get away frorn the cold" end only appearance hens this year •t r.a -began doing club 'Work.. Mirada Ctvk 'Ibeater Friday, Aprll 21. The Bahamas wer~ then a favorite The concert, featuring Ryder'• own haunt 0( Burl lvea and Ryder recalled brand el folk •tn1ia1. bectns at 8:80 tbe time ~·u newapapU ran an ad· p.m.. ia lbe 1,000.Mat theater. "And vertis6m.nt 'Look out Burl, Sain la there will be a big surprise." the here." ~ be.ar_de_d Ryder uya. ..Ives slopped by, remarked bow Ryder. born Sam Cancilla ln-P-ort ---uractrh:!'Jand~ ~~·him~~ Hope, Ontario. Canada, i'dopted his up a lryendshif>, Ryder, a pleasant stage name 16 years aao from a popular man, aauL song. The aon1 UUe, however, is spelled Ryder moved to Concord, Calif. in Rider. 1968 and a year later to El Toro ''to be "C.C. Ride r '' was oricinally closer to Hollywood, • m~or music performed by many groups including center." Wayne Cocran and the c.c. Riders. Although always popular as a club en- tertainer, Ryder says hls IUltionwtde •-n•s AMAZING WHAT \he name tours With community concert associa· has done for' me,'• Ryder said as he Uons came by a "fluke.'·' talked about lais career and upcoming· • concert. "People associate me with the "ANGUS GODWIN CANCELLED a song (though be b• never suns it.) It's performance ln Duranio. Colo. in m2. a definite prof«iilional advantage." my agent was called and J 111led in," Ryder, wi. aaya hls name Js often Ryder said. "J made up my program on mistalrentf aseociated with the truck. the plane.'' rental fl11ll feela' no 1u1tt about lifting Ryder said his concert had Rood re· the name. "The song was about a fie-views and that led to more such dates. Utious person so I'm atealina nobody's He started by doing only two or three thunder." Ryder said. concerts, but this put season did 4S Until that name chan(e, Cancilla was dates October through April. simply known as Sam. "When I changed m y name, my "Next season my agent has lined up father ('A strong Italian man') sa!d 60 appear~," Ryder said. 'wllat's the ltlatter, Cancilla is not IOOd enouah for JOU?' Ryder aald, a~ &YDBR GaBW tJP In a paor f'adlily in his ltcmletown where heavy blClustry wu the mata job IOU1'C8. He wu a boy soprane at 7 years old and attributes his mu1ic inter .. t to bis public scttool music teacher Henry Stanle)'. He abo took prl~ate lessons from Stanley. AL THOUGH TllE SCRE'Dt1LE takes him away from wife Terry. daughter Shauna, 12, and son, Dominic, 14, three to five weeks '1 a time Ryder is not complalning. The loan provide him with enoaih c.uh so be can spend the off season on other creative elforta such as compoa· iq. the hNew Gal!Mil'' phlloeopby, wltb non-eompeUUve cont.ta like blflniW volleyball and tbe amoebe.race .. Tbe WayqOOle 11 more than the odd duet of a Disney-type cbaracter that wanders tbe trou.ads Wbea the April 15 aun is tull: it'• the 1unne ot tbe student IMdlnal fMl.val. w~ feataNB Jugll«'t, mimes, malictm. pu~, and tbe ~ed fini&btl and ladl• ot tbe SodetyJor Creative Anacbtoaism. The aoolety is a national troGPe ol fumten who bub each other coast to eoatrt with nord and mace lD rnoet battle" .~lina realiatlc·looklq mockonmes. There wlll be •lddle·Aee refreabments for middle-aie people and ,.,unt and old, and handcrafted student wares sold from moretluua 100 booths. Entertainment on two park stages will include folk musl- cl an 1 Blelfeldt and Oris, claasJcaJ guitarist Bob 1'1s· cbler, mqiclan Ron Porter, the Jfandel Orchestra, and the Tot- in g ham AJberdeers, a Renaiuance drama troupe. T~e noon track meet pits UCI against San Jose State Universi· ty and Occidental College. A partial schedule of Open House events: His best known compositi~ is "Silver Bird." "My agent is now negotiating to sell it to a major -airline for use with a com· mercial," Ryder said. Other sonaa he's composed include "Passing Through" and "She's a Lady" <not the one made famouabyEngland'sTomJonee>. ll YDER WILL DO WHAT he describes Ma .. two-hour contemporary tott program" at La Mirada. (See RYDER. Page CZ> c. c. Ryder ptepar86 his 12~tring for La Mirada conc6l1 Spap~g Dae . .. .. • -I I I • . , ,. ,. .. v • • ' MISCELL:ANY · PrOgram, by CdM Couple Big Coastal Hit . • , l.\Cll.E 11111.Ul Of .. ~ ........ Guy Hallertr of Corona del Kar ii a stockbroker with a twist: uo•• a1lo a mU&lclan. Halfert)'. who majored tn musle at the Unlvent\)' ol Southern Callf ornia and Wlllte.mualc lor-tbt vanhy &bow tbeTe, pn tt all up except u a bobby fOl" yeva Wbl1e bulldlq a career. But now be•a back on •taae and loves lt. Conducting a dance band is part of UHi tun, but Halferty'• main ertorts allO involve his wlfe Ph)tlll.s. 'rocether. they, a backup al' chestra and a le.a 1in1er. put oo 1:C1Acerta ot muaic by Brolldway composers. TREY RA VE SIX DIFFEa&NT pro- grams in. which music and 11ngaloop an m. tenroven with anecdotes about the com· posers. ... •. One program la on George and lra Genhwtn. a.notber on Jerome Kem and Irvine Berlin. There '" otb«a on Cole ~ Rodgers and Hart and Rodtera and Hamm...UU. Lerner Loewe, and a potpourri. · They will perform a concert ol Rlchard Rodfers music wltb Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammenteln at I p.m. Sunday at Orange Coast College. The concert la scbed"1ed for room 119 ln tbe Fine Arts building. A May 13 concert ot Cole Potter mmc ii lebeduled for the same spot. It all began with concerts ln their bome for trlends. Then, ln January, the pair betan performing at OCC and found to tbelr 1ur- prl1e that a 300-aeat theater was fl1Ied for a Genbwbl CCIDCel't QD a ralny n1&bt-There were 150 turned away. Si9ce then, with Kn. Halferty aetinl u 11..t. tbe poqp bu play.cl at Seddleback and Coaslllne community colleces and will be performing soon at Santa Ana College. "IT'S BEEN LIU TAKING bold of a fast freltht." Mrs. Halferty aa.ld. "We"te Just been loiu Uke the wind. The appeal la the marvelousmllSicallty oft.be Broaaway sonawrtte.n. A total of 22 performancea were acbeduled between .January and May, ahe said. Tbe pair said they try to keep the concerts Ucht-bearted and to Involve the audience, which conslats ol all ages. "When you're up lo front and you bear 300 bumm.lna, lt'a fan· tulle," Mrs. Halferty said. "I bad one youn& fellow who aald, 'I'd n6ver beard of Genbwtn unW I came here ton,ltbt and now I'm a Gerabwtn nut,•" Halferty said. "All pod tbhlo ln art and music evenwally , come full circle." TREia VOCAL S6LOl8T la Joan Iden-Bowle. wbo bu performed with the MlnneaPOlls Symphony Popa Otcbeltra, the Detroit Qvic Lllbt <>Pera and the st. Paul Civic~ Musicians. In adclitton to llalferty on ti]! piano are Att Flem· lDI on tenor and soprano •axophone, Ron MtConnebea 11 alternate tenor saxopbonht. Randy Wolll on druma and Howard Judklnsoo bass. Mra.·Halferty researches anclrelatel l,Peedotes. Halferty said h•'• tblnkina of doiD\c,ac:,me compoeiq himself ln tho future. He ailbed at the tbou&ht of much mooey a top son1 can brln.a ln. He cited Cole Pol"W'1 uNlOJt and Day" u at1.D eliolni $12,000 -a year for the late compc:ii.-•1 estate •nd Irvin• BetllD'• "White • Cbriltmas .. is brUllinl tD s100.ooo. year. · Admlsslon for Sunday•1 performance ls SS. ncketa may be purcbued from the OCC 'n~et Office lD the adminlJtratlon build· ln1, 2701 Fairview Road, Colla llela. Office bcMln are a a.m. unW 9:80 p.m. today. a a.m. to z p.m. ~. GUY AND PHYLLIS HALFERTY AT THE KEYBOARD ltlore Needed OCC Jazz Fest Success 111 MICHAEL PASKEVICB °' .. o.IJy ""IUff . The three-day )>ig ~.zn~t1laD d tl» ,,.,. Orange Coast College. Jm vii was • sue~ both in terms of artistic content and bpx office ap- peal. The curtain closed on the event last Saturday night with the final notes coming from the buoyant Thad Jones-Mel Lewis big band. There were more than 4,000 who turned out to bear evening ~els from veteran trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, alto sax master Phil Woods and the Jones/Lewis • ~ggre1aUon. A a_peclal after· noon CGllcer'l April 7 offend a lesson ln jau treditioaallsm from ltenn1 Burr~u. Ray, Brdwn. SMlly Mme aa• Pnl Smith. The~ Cleu thaJ\ IOO llckeb .,_,t m- aold) and entbuslaetic responHa realfir•M • • . -. . . . .. -. . •. • • • • . -· • • • • ... .-• • .. • • .. • .. • • -,. • .. Chinese Flute Concerto Set ..Mmlc fro.a UM People•a Rep81k ~ China.. will be featured by the Cooaortl-.n Muslcum in a' p.m. ~ eaa11rt at c.l State Loq Beae1a. The 'luted Pl"Oll'•• .ul lac!919 a.Sc played en western lnstrumenla -plano, Ylolla and fiute and operatic SOPP wltb plano eeeom· panlment. Abo planned la • PfOIT•• oa Cbln ... etlmlc imtrumeta. A CONCERTO FOR Ch.lneae fi.te wift be accompanied by the CSULB SyaplHny Orchestra. Bruce Lau and Wini Fat Yo.me u well as other memben of West Co.t Cll1MH Mlllie Club will be feetuNd psi art1ltl. Tbe mmlc waa aequlred bf C-ZtlWIB Muslcum dlreetor Julien Musafla from tlae Chinese liaison office ln Was~. D.C. General admlaai011 "~a eoa1.t iii ta. somethbtll enn casual obeervera of the Orange Coast Jau 1cene hav• known for yeart: there -U..plJ isa't4!DOUgb. Grantect, there ts the Studio Cafe on Balboa Peninsula and the Quiet Woman <Corona del Mar and Dana Point) as showcases for some of the more competent local jazz outfits. And the White House in Laguna is making a worthy effort to bring big names into a miniscule80·seat setting. ONE DAY SOMEONE will fully realize the nnancial potential of iazz In the area and supply to SOO·seat jazz club that could tap into the overflow ia· tereet le•el. Or, perbape Jaa fans could start an lDJUaUve d1be (a Costa llesa peaUrne> and 'force' OCC to ,11ake the Jua feet a JOODtbb' eventf ................................ The blt names clreW the crowds anc1 most of the prt9 covera,e, but there were a lot of fine 10Uft& local musletans who drew pralle from the ,,....,= whO oftflaw the dally cllnlee and on. staee CJ!!laDCes • 'Cinclere~' Sen_J_Jt Writt~ Im BB 1" oman Unlike past featl•als. a policy change Wlllow Thompeon. left. and d'Layne Kerr this fear eUminated an award for top overall band are ladies of the Kingdom, while Angel .<more than 50 participated) to keep the fest more Baron, right, ·is a page in the Children's performance-oriented rather than competitive. A Theater Guild's production of "Cin· ·valid point, but there had to be one band that stood derella." Shows by the Newport Beach- out just• touch more than the rest. based company are scheduled April 21 This might hue been the Interlake mgh and 22 and April 28. 29 and 30. The April p.m. each day at Newport Beach Com· munity Theater. 2501 Cliff Drive. The April 28 show is set for 7 p.m. with curtain April 29 and 30 at 1 and 3 p.m. at Estancia High School, Costa Mesa. Diane Rosales of Huntineton Beach wrote the script. Reservations 640-1010. School Jazz Band ot Bellevue, Wuh .. wblch was 21 and 22 nerformances are at l and 3 DUa .. Mat out«-atate band bJ tbe Jude•• _;;;.;;;....;;;;.;;.;;;_;;;;...A~.-...~---_.;..------------------------- Slerr& High of Tollhouse, WU ~bowlectaed 1'J Ju4aes for "creative •nstrumentall9n .. and lr"t eoaldel. Tem Kartttm ot tbe OCC Jua Ememble pkt" up a $250 certillcate md Brian Wllllama of torona del Mar Hlgh's band was awarded a l150 eertifi..a., atteDd Stan Kenton'• Jau Cllnlc at occ. - oec BAND MElllBDS Ron stout and Blll Jlt'.eil , and CoHtUne Communlty College band members Tom McLure and Stan lllartln each re· ceived AG eertlflcatea. C.rtlficates of merit ln the college and uni· . .enity division went to Valerie Sullivan and Teri Dtmcan ol occ. Dan Hefferman of Saddleba~ CoU.• wl ~· Dwoa ol J'q1i.rtGa caue,a. Cerdfkatea el merit ln the toUep and uni• nnity division went to Valmie Sulllvall and Teri Newport Har"°' Ht&b, and Aleda Naftn'O and Mite Zelam of CoMa "lhaa Mio. UCI Offering Classi~ Night Intnl 0».mber ~ wtD present • free concert of classical and modem chamber music at 8 p.m. to&lJ at UC Intne'11'1.ne Arts Vlllaae Concert Hall. The concert is spomored by the UCI Com· mittee for Artl in cooperation with the Irvine Consenatol')' of Muaic and Local T of the Amerieahdeillltuwef MusldW. YOll _. ...._ •••• ..... ,. ............ ft ltoir of ....... fnllt or • ......,_. Pro•c:•" Fnlt IHllet, We ••lie tlle .......... w ....... .......... '4a.GOJ2. • • ,----R1llf:l1til-----, r---RiNil•rtt---, I ccm.--. II -omow-I I _.,,.... II ---I I ~AIA.US 11 STIAWla.lllS I I Students tickets are$}.. .. RYDER ••• Vitko Art Talk TU C11411Baa PIAYBltS .... fa.catty m.amben and .->elate. ol UC 1nU:ae. Irvine Cons9"Uo17 ol llmlc. OrlD&9 Coat Com· ml.t1Ut7 ad CUpmu eol..... DI\ Petel-S. Odepril. protea« of m111ic Ill UCI and presl· dent el tM lntM Co~ of llUllc:, Js director. Tbe program will Include cempceltlons by W.A. Mourt, Eton Wela.a. l!!raelt Blocb and Jeen-Mlchel Damaae . I 5,-,... II I : MAMf eolPWf 1111 I: 5 9 c I / I 7.. I ~ I I &Mta:::. 11 &MT•-I .. • • .. ... ..... •. ..... • • ;-• -• ':. ;· -~· ... (l'ro•PateCt) .. The theater ts four·montbl-old and es plash as tbe Dorothy Chandlet' PavilloD." Ryder uld. ••n .. nther mie perform., Ill ~· Hall." The eoncert wfll be reeorded b' u aftlam, but Ryder aaid there wtll be tweaks to allow Adm to do reg\lellta. He ........ tD ,.,.,. ............ .,. ~~. . Twe taclwde "Water~.' (a DOt>ular etlmlc tGDg,) "Nfthtwh. X..Ows You WMll \'"oa're Down and OUt. •• iid""Madtilra." Tlcketl for the Qrmcert are ts. ts ud tt. Jntormftioe Ml..,l w 98M31o. MUSIC AT ST. ANDREWS Further information may be obtained by ealllna tM ()ommltt .. for Alta l3Ma78. I --~ II -~ I ... ____ _,_ __ , ·---.. ----------.... 11 t MUSIC I GALLEAJES Fl1dly,Apf1114, 1971 DAILY PR.OT Q :.: LA Chamber at OC--£ I All-M,,_, Program Slaled Monday Photographet .. Shows Work Three~~ of Kourt wW be performed b7 the Los AQel Ownber • Orebeltra .1ilonday altit at Or&Qle Coaat Collep, Costa Meaa. NeviJJe Marriner wl11eooductthe1:30 p.m. COD· ... ~ cert in t.be auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road. ll7ra ICeatenbaum are featured IOJobt.a. Marriner. foundJ.ni mualc director of the chamber la ta bla lllnth seuoa u cooduc&or. He waa forme_rly principal seoood vtollnl.st with the Londoa Sym- phony. .At NB Gaitetj PBOl'OGMPRS -Wort '1 pbotocrapbfr Davld Bay.lei tbrouah May 6 at &uaall Sp&ritjs Gallery, a3aS Via Udo, Newport Beach. HOQfl TuesclQI tbroulh Saturd~ 11 a.m. to s p ••• .. ~ .. r· l' 1! r .t .. ' ~ -. ... 'l" .. -,.'). r. .· . .. ,. . .. ., ' • •' •• . : •' ,J ..... ' ' • .. Paris, S~pbon1 No. 31 ln D Major, K. 291.'' .. Sinfonia Concertante tn E· Flat Major for Violin, V1ola and Ottbettra, K. _. ... and "JU]llter, Sym. phony No. '1 lo C M-.Jor, K. Ml" will be perfonned. Tbe ch.amber bu toured Eu.rope and recorded four albums. Reception for aayi_.1 tot p.m. today. t ' Violinlst Cl~ Hulop and viollat Admlslloa la SUO with Ucteta availa· ble at OCC'a ticket office In tbtt ad· m1n11tntlco bulld1q. Ottlce boun are weekd811 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 8 Lm. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. P AINTING8 -Recent oll palntinp aild watercolors ot llutb SQyder and acr,.lic Paint· ln11 of E. Bogardus at Cballia Galleries, 1390 S. Coast fllgbway, Laguna Beach. Tbroulb Aprtl 30. Houn 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. w~ Uirouch Saturdays. MUSIQUE -Trio from top, Judith Vac- caro, Mike Vaccaro and Jack Reidling to present wide range of music in concert at Newport Beach church. 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STI:AK TtJUVAIU aioic.11 !>Ml mlQllillC9ntly l>fOlltd to Ol•M your d•1enm1nat111g tut• S4.15 RICE SOOP ~THE DAY TEA •n•at11 Special Con£erts Sched:ukd DM..l"S WOU -Comprebens!•e aelectlOn of limited edition llt.bograpba, etcl's.lnes ud orteinat eou.acbes by surrealist Salndor Dall Saturday throu&h May 7 at Mulrbead Galleries, 3333 South Bristol, South Coast Plua, Costa Area Churches Offer Musical Variety , A quartet ol area churches ha.a announced special music concerts. Three are scheduled Sun- da,y in as many locations with the fourth set for . Friday, April 21 ln Newport Beach. MusJque with soprano Judith Vaccaro, Mllte Vaccaro on woodwinds and Jack Reidling, piano, wlU perform at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, 798 Dover Drive. Newport Beach. THE IRVINE TRIO featurine Camille Ericson. violin, Alayne Armstrong, cello. and Laurence Gordon, piano, plays at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Coast UnJtarian·UnJversalist, 1259 Victoria St .• Costa Mesa. John Fischer, a composer and slng~r. is scheduled for an 8 p.m. concen at Trinity United Presbyterian, 17th Street and Prospect Avenue in Santa Ana. Malcolm Hamilton, a harpslcbordtst, will perform April 21 at 8 p.m . at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Beach. Muslque alnp and playa work of the classical literature writ.en, contemporary composers and ita Galleries I Exhibits own lmprovisatlObl and works from music theater. .. • Admission is $5 with proceeds to Co to the church or· ... M_ea_a-.-.. -La-J-~-e-H_um_aln_e_.'_' Dall--.-.-IDOlt--r-ee_*l..,..t ganfund. work, wUlbe bited.CbampqneopeGlq2tbl The Irvine Trio, whJch has appeared in concerts p.m.S•t&adaYandSunday. HountlOa.m . totp..111. and recit.als in Los Angeles and Orange counties, will Mondays through Fridays, 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . present mWlic of Beethoven and Mendelssohn. Saturdayaandnoonto5p.m.Sundays. Ticket information Is available by telephoning 646-4652. Fischer plans a program of gospel-folk music with emphasis on scripture. Reserved seats are $4. Information 544·7850. HAMILTON WILL PLAY music by Bach, Handel. Byrd, Purcell and Scarlatti. He ls professor of harpsichord and piano and chairman of the department of keyboard studies at the University of Southern California. Tickets are S2 and available by telephoning 631·2880 or may be purchased at the door. FOUR A&T18T8 -Duck Thine I by Ardellea, constructions by MabJe Hutcbiosan. Cbotorraphy by J ame11 D. McGehee and paintinas y Mary Oakley Saturday through May 4 at Arnold Gallery, 2811 VUla Way, Newport Beach. Hours daily 10 a.m. to S p.m., Sundays 11a.m.to4 p.m. Closed Thursdays. STUDENT WOllKS -Exhibition by Oran1e County high school a.rfuts Monday through May 10 at Orange Coast College Art Gallery. Recep- tion Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. with awards to be presented to six artiats. Hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays tbroU&b Fridays. Information 556-913. Kids' Art Workshops Planned AMERICA MEMORIALIZED -"Roy 0 ' Stryker: The Humane Propagandist," exbibi· Sessions ia the Children's C reative Art Workshop aL Newport Harbor Art Museum are set to resume Saturday April 22 at the museum, 8SO San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. for Adventures in Art ror cbildren 9 to 13. Hours are 1 lo 4 p.m . . lion of 50 photographs memorializing stude!'ts will work wit~ painti!'g, America from 1935 to 1960 through month of drawing. sculpture,~--.>A.-U .at. Oraue Coast COllege library, Costa and collage. ~ · '~ ~ ·~1'lesit HOUl'lt monaays tnroug'b ?ridays i :~ The session for childten, 4 to 8-years-old, entiUed Art is All Around, is scheduled April 22, 29, May 6, 13, 20, %7 and June 3 and 10. Hours are 9 a.m . to nooo. The same dates are planned ~IJea .s:t:;Jragon Chuck Feesago will teach the 4 to 8-year-old group. His stu· dents will use paint, brus_h.r crayons, markers. clay aQO cardboard lo explore several areas. These include Indian sand painting, pottery. making garments and toys . Cbadlyn Jones teaches the ln· termediate age sessions. Her GEHUIHE Ollllf$F MAllWllN.JISIES Specializing In Olinese A lo Corte Dishes 494-1011/9 I maglne kettles of heoMy soup simmering over open hearths. crusty rolls still worm from bnck ovens ... the ambience of a French country Inn The Pleasant Peasant serving your favorite enll'ee and delightful lunches from a blackboard menu. complemented .by on exqulJlte pastry se~ . In MacArthur Square (Behind Blac:Mbeord'~I 4251 Martingale Way, Newport Beach ReMIYlltiOM: 95!>-2)55 .at her• or take home 0,.14 ...... PLUS MONDAY THRU THURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri .• Sat.. Sun .• 'tll 6 p.m.) The understanding of color. a.m. to 10 p.m ., weekends 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . line. space, volume Bild move· ment will be stressed. Learning · to look at art and then create it PHQ'.J'OGRAPH AS ABTlnCE -Exhibl· is one ot the major emphasis of lion curated by John Upton includes works of the workshop. 19th and 20th century photographers and . Entry blank5 may be obtained anonymous print.a to iUY1trate premise of the from the museum. Cost ls $35 for exhibition, pbotocrapba, l.ndeed, do lie. Houn museum members, $5 non· noon to 4 p.m. Mondays Uirough Fridays, 1to4 members. · p.m . &mdaya. · RED SNAPPER •..•.•.... 3.95 MAHf MAHI • • .. . .. ....• 4.45 GRILLED SEA BASS ••••• 4.45 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK •••• 4.75 NEW YORK STEAK •.•••• SAi LOBSTER TAIL ••.•...••• e.•s STEAK AND LOBSTER •. 7.45 and doans of othen Dally Lunch And Dinner y_,Hod_tf...__. ...... .u.c:...., (Former Chef of the Twtn~m) 1500 ADAMS AYE.CM ............ COST A MISA. 14CM 937 STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 2ht Pl., Ntwp0rt 8Hch ORlole ~- ..._ fe M ...... 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SJ.SO stuGonll, ,, Cllllllron •"" ...,lor CltboM. 0.--0I •"'It'*'" -Mlllioft to cOMs INrt M ... Cur· s.IA • """ 1"""1NIUlft nMM Millicent Martin and Larry Kert co-star in "Sid~ by Side by Sondheim," currently playing Tuesdays through Saturdays through May 28 at the Huntington Hartford Theater in Hollywood. Tickets for the musical which also features Her. mione Gingold and Barbara Heuman are a~aila_ble by telephoning 213·462·7449. Cur- tain time is 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays with Sunday performances at 7:30 p.m. and matinees on Wednesdftys and Saturdays at 2~30 p.m. WOM•lt aLu•••as• ..... o - G111torltt NomMMI llollt llftd oll· women bl"9QI' .. MrlCI •I I o'cloctl et Goldtll Wost Collteo Community Co11ter, Hunt11111ton .. ecll. Acl-lrvlM CJwmllllr ~ 111 frw ~ mlllle111 •t. lnlannllUolt "1-1711, olll. cert ol clu1lcot ond modern 145. c!Mmbor mllllC, • p.m. UC trvlne p .m .• Ore11ee c .. et C•tt•e• Alllllterhn. Mrlllllllft frM. lb!CmCKKllll::mall'!~ICIS:.:a::lEllCS::m:SllCmCE~ICIClll'!I CL.AlllCAL. M009•1t M"'IC -Pln11 ArU VIUoll c-t,ttolL MUSIC P•OM CHIMA - Consortium Mullcum Of Qll Slot• Long 9eecll wlll proMftt "Mutlc From lll• Poopl•'• A•Publlc of Clllno" ot • p.m. i. ,,..,,.....,.,,... room Of Unlwnlty Unlol\. ~ot .on.1.-Q. ....... $1 . .. CA••••T'' -0-Hiii• Hlllll School drom• deportment ploy tonight '"" Solunlo'I' ot I 111 OOlla Hiii& P~ TloMl9r. Tlclttlt ~ ..... rel, --SI.JI). lnlonMtloll 49MtM. "NII DAU ... Ta••S MALADY" IN'Ollgll AIWfl JO et CAST Tllffter, 904 Hortll RI ()IMr'O, Moll...-oocL Fr1deyt .... $0blrll0yt, •:• p.m.. 5'11\dart. t :• llM e p..m. ~ SUD. 1i. ••nta 011cl Mllltr c1t1u11a, $2,Jt. .. _,_ ...... ~ SATV•DAY.UttlL ti ,IAMUT CONC• .. T -aoc11. Scllulltrt, ~loY. •-w ..,. Cho.,111 music ~,. plonltt JenM t rvl11t, a p.m. Gcllllilll M'* Col .... Community :neow, t41111ll11trttt1 aOK"- AMAltPOUC_..._._o., -youtll -1 IMlwlftl mlnlc, ---..... ~·-... 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Tldlets '4 ....., .... ml•lon..U UCl ~ aftll P otNr st11411n~ UCI IKlllty and l&Off, tn- !«motloft ID4S1I. lf'lllM• COMC911T -°'°'* and • Qlalnlltf" ~ In CMICert .. l':• t POITIIY ••aon•• -MICllMI Hof0¥1ll ,..... ll'Mtt'I' et 4 ~"'· 111 o.tprnen ClllOet WOiimer n-ter, ~ ..... ~Y,UalL• EVERY SUNDAY 10:30AM-2:30PM Choose from a mouth watering selection of Spring Corwert 'Spot,s' 2 Glvups . • Eggs Benedict • Crepes a la Reine • Beef Stroganoff Yorkshire and French Toast. Plus a wide variety of delectable entrees. All brunches include freshly baked Blueberry Muffins, Peaches in Champagne or Orange Juice. Priced to please . Charley Browm RESTAURANT HUNTINGTON BEACH 16160 Beach Blvd. (714) 842-6602 Orange Coast . Colle1e'• Chorale and Chamber Singers wlll . com blne forces to , pre- sent the annual •Prine concert at 7:30 p.m. Sun· day lD the auditorium on the Costa Mesa campus. Selections by Lassus. Brahms, Mozart, Diemer and Men. deluohn by the 26· member Chamber (a1A&1a•~•s) D!UQHT8 DAILY PILOT Singers will open tbe concert. Te~ta for the music aettlnes wlll ran1e from Sb.akespeue to German folk poems. Tbe Chorale, eo.wica atron1, wlll present worka by Vau1bn Williams, Brahma and Kodaly u well u ar. ranrementa or follc son ca. Admtpfm fl tree. t Co oWr to 0twr house for dinner. RJU.COUBSE COlJNTllY FRIED 8TEAK DINNER. lntemattonal l::louse of Pancnkes' new menu has 17 different full course dinners with many local favorites. Our full course Country Fried Steak Dinner, for instance, comes with pan gravy, potatoes. a vegetable, tomato juice, green salad or soup, a beverage of your choice and our famous hot apple crepe a la mode dessert. ---------1 Country Fried Steak Dimler. I . ts.39 ~coupon I OFFEft GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 14 THROUGH I . THURSOA Y, APRIL 20 ONLY AT: I 3211 E. 17TH STREET, ~STA MESA • I I . 107 N. TUmN STREET, ORANGE 830 N. EUCLID AVENUE, ANAHEIM I I ii. 1318 N. MAIN STREET, SANTA ANA I ,,......, ................ ·~~ • IN'l'EIUW'IONAl llOlJSEOF MNCAKEr I .. __ ------- i ( .... • .. '· .. .. • -" .. • e Tirhtfl E~erifmee Stuart Diackworth rests m the arms of a confused Robert James as Paul Barbara , and Kathryn Johnson look on in scene from "Charle~s Aunt." The comedy opens Tuesday at the Laguna Moulton PlayhQuse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Lagana Beach The play runs Tuesdays through Saturday s through May 6. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. daily with the exception of a 2::.> p.m. performance Sunday. April 23. Reservations 494-0743 Sundag at lJCI Double Bill "Gmis" and "An Act of the Imagination " two improvfaatJ.onal theater pieces, will be performed by the Mark Taper Forum Im· provisional Theater Project at a p.m. Sunday at UC Irvine Fine Arts Villa1e Theater. "Guns," a musical fantasy, ia a futuristic fable about the last seven guns la existence. "An Act oC the Imagination" is an lmprovi.aa· tional collage of music, mime and games de· '-:::-~ .... •-->-~ -··""'.,..w•uelDC*km• Tickets _,e S4 aeneral ad.mission, $2 UCI students and $3 other students, UCI faculty and staff. lnformaUon 833·6378 . .. Ametteo'• Nwnber One Sotl-Golpef Recocdl11g Mtat" ANDRAI CROUCH Apt 21. 1978 8:00 pm Garder'I Grove eonmntv OUd\ eon. Oq)fnan and Lewis. Garden GtoYe. Oolfon*2 Reee~abll -$6.00 FOf lr1ormo11on call 714-750-7()00 ext 297 .. BB Plarhous·e ~empor.arily ·Out of Dome· The Huntiqtca Beach Playhouse ls out <'If the diDner theater buslne11. And, whlle tbe 15-year-old coaununlty theater ls 1UU walttna tn the wtnca lnaofar as lta proepecta for a new boUctini are concerned, Jt's another $1,000 cloeer to that reality today . The pllJbouse waa a recent redptent GI a Dis- neyland award la that or1ani&aUoa'1 annual un· vellln1 of cub tribute• for aerv~ to the coaununity. Tbe money will 10 into the playhouse'• bulldln& fund. Playhouse bNrd members credit the 11,000 glft to tbe newest ot lbelr number, Lot.a Farah. who compiles the theater's presentation for the Disneyland committee. i .. ' ,. < ' ' *'1 . "LOIS BAD TRE gift to use ~ ., lbe rl,irt wont. to express the needs and dre,Jms, and the Huntincton Beach Playhouse ls one step clOHr to lta goal," explained board member Zoe Ralph. . ; •-. Mias Parah. an actress currently tn rebeanal for the Westmln.ater Community Theater produc· Uon of "~ Number Can Die," also doubles u president ot the Irvine Communlt)' Theater - which, like Huntlniton Beach, lan't doing any pro-ducing tbes4f days for the same reason, lack or a performlni facWt)'. The Hunttnatoo Beach Playhouse, however, baa its lights set on a new theater buildine adja- ·ocFilnu Sought Fllnis made by Oranae Coast residents are sought for use in Orange County Film· maker's Showcase schedul~ Mays. Write P.O. Box 372, Tuatin 92680 or telephone 639-1872. ' .. !l\tl~'t ' ,.........., ~. ': ... :: ' '11fAT OBSCURE OBECTOF DESIRE'' (R) ••USH SUl-nn& Intermission Tom ntus cent to tbe SeaeJiff Sbopptna eent.i and oear tbe alte of the "Barn" at MalD SUeet ud Mamloll Avenue. where the pl~en perfonned fOI' U years. The alte was coaverted to commerclaJ develop- ment last year FOu..owJNG THE L088 GI the Barn, the olaybouse tat out the 1976-17 aeuco, then wu re- surrect.Id last summer as a dinner tbeater at tbe Ed1ewatet ff1att Houae tn Loni Beach. But after three product1ona -"Non.ND, I• That You!" ..My Dauptet'1 Rated X" and .. How the <>titer Halt Loves" -the theater'• board memben called l.t qults. The poalblllty ot rentlne a bu1ldiq until tbe new theater ls completed exllta. but at tbe mo- ment the ffuntinlton Beacb poup, like lta Irvine counterpart. la amona the ranb ot the lnfftive. • • " OIA.NOE COUNTY'S NEWBST community theater aroup, the Mlssloo Viejo Repertory Theater, bas announced the cast for its next pro- duction, the Britlah drama "Butley." Qoa TbomplOD will take the chnnandinc lead· ing role ln SilD()D Gray's play •bot.¢ an outspoken college protea.or tn a conservative scbool aystem. Others in the cast are steve Hibbert, SyHn Soesbe, Bernadette Wujlck, William Reid and Alyua Vila, who also is directJ.nc the abow. "Butley" 11till be presented for three performances, May 11·12·13. at Charger Hall on tbe El Toro HiP School campus. nctet lnforma· Uon is avallable by calli.Qg 788-6574. AMERI CA 'S No. 1 COMEDY HIT! MEL BROOKS . In HIGH ANXIE I Y 5th SMASH WEEKI ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTOR 1 ll ,• "I. I .. ~ ,• I ".'"' -~;?~ I o4' RICHARD DREYFUSS '' 'The Goodbye Girl' ls a joyous comedy Ju& wba& the doctor ordered. Nell Simon metes f eella« «OOd le«al . . • " GENESft~LIT, NB~·TV \ . . ... • --·-· .... , .. "' ... ···--··· -'MT-IC'll __. ...... ,__, -----' -.-.... ··-·-dJll •m I·-~~;:.­ Ml~ I :.~~r ···~Jur:~~~ .............. car•111 .... .., """ ..... .._ ... .. ' ' Television ' . TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS .. Richard Devon <right> forcibly restrains Dennis Dugan, who's trying to- prove a dead man is really alive, in tonight's episode of Richie Brockelman, Private Eye airing tonight at 9 on NBC, Channel 4. -.. <'lla111tft Lutf11p 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTtA (Ind.) Los Angeles D t<ABC-TV (ABC) Los Arigeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D K.HJ·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles .0 KCST (A.BC) San Diego I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach • AMEICA INIGKT' ~~Ollw,8• Ii~ lft1!RCMANQll SoutMm Cellomla'• .... ,.... 9CtloOI di IJgNDS*>n ~.,.~.(Perle) • YOTtJrt flftLN! "Sacf 111*110 Dateline" Host Jim Cooper lre¥9la tQ Sacrl!IMnto to d*"- Or anga County. Ind natlon.i conc:ema. -ttley aflact the coun~. With lta •••lmbl)'mM lrld ~ uir.. Cl) THI MUPPIT8 6-1!: 8ob Hosie. e:t08CI> WONDER WOMAN Ollllll Princa lnflttat• the 9lf1G of • 91mlNI .,,...,. rnnd _,_ S50 ~ llallt cow1d render Diane'• life not llllOf1tt • PIUggld n1CkafWh9r~la ~-IR> eCiuAM AdMI Querti and l'lla ~ ~~from olMl*'ll U9 Iha ptJage In Ille Mutty Wrt wMll an .,izyma ~~~.:~.~-1 :-.; = A8Q MOYIE "Sttcatn· ToOlfllar'' ~ ... , C1u Oui.gar. Bean Rocha. A commercial ....,,_, on the lllMd ot <>atiu !Inda ......, Orllfted •• ~,,.,.,.by. TUBE TOPPERS KTLA 9 7:30-Angels Baseball. The Anaels take on the Oakland A's ln the latter's ball park in the first televised Angel game of the season. ABC D 8:00 -Double Feature. Two TV movies -"Stickin' Together" and "The Two-Five" -are presented •as pilot rums ror potential series. CBS iJ 9:00-Tb~ Incredible Hulk. The two-bou.r pilot which introduced the new series in presented, with Bill Bixby as a scientist with a .{eckyl-Hyde syn- drome. Barnard. '-1 ~ IUfgaorl and IUtllOf of '"In The Night s..on ... • tiUoCNa I U!HRD' MPORf 11:ao11MOVIE 1 • • • ''Tiie 81rdt" "Od Taylor, Ti.,,i...,_,Alfna Hllchceclt't tllrlller ._. blrdlturnecl~ • TONIQMT HOti:.. Johan)' C8190n. Ouea1a: Engelbert Humperdlnc:k, Johnny Yune. etiabalh ~· ~ l.ovl. MEfJC"" ''l.OW And The Man Next Door" H.wy and Cerol .. In their hOllllYll'IOOft suit• when Iha goyemmetll' walkaln. •O aMETTA "~lme Biiiy .,_,_ .. Tony la petplaxed when the llral '-lly )'IMf'I ol raciordad beckground on a ~ sttorney'a deed wlta ...,.,..,._ IR) • OV1Ut.MT8 "lnvtslbla Ellamy" ., OETIMMT' l<AOS Ml'°9 .. lm4albla agent to rac.pture a IClan- tlat. Who It being Mid for 110.000.ooonnaom. • CAPnONB>AeC HEWS K>RNNG 12:00. TWIUQHT ZDMI 0-"ld Gurney ..... up wtth a~. but lhat'I the ..... ol l'lla problema. «!)MOVIE * •~ "Demon And Pythj.. -·· 118&2) Guy Wlltiama, Don 9umaC\. TM tnand- ahlp of tw0 young men It put to ttw ultlmet• test 11 hr~30mln.1 12:30. MOYIE • * "Battle Of Tlla Wcw1de" (19e1) ~ AIN.. Bii c-w. The wor1d ... delU'lletlon .... ,,I l{I)\\ 'Human Side' of Nazi Era Viewed • gain 'M)S ANGELES CAP) . Farrah Fawcett- . lrajors will rejoin · ~ision's "Charlie's Angels" in six episodes over the next two years, it was announced Thurs· day. The actress will ap· pear as a guest angel in orper to settle a lawsuit r1 led against her by 91>~1 ling-Go Id b erg Productions when she qt1it the series last year. --THE TAWNY-haired actress will appear in ber old role as Jill Monroe under terms of the settlement reaehed in Los Angeles Superior Court. Her appearances would be at a time mutually acceptable to both parties, but lt WU expected that a.be would be in three episodes in the coming season and • three in the following season. Miss Fawcett-Majors, 31, quit the hit ABC aeries in March um, say· lng ahe had never slped a valid contract with Spelllng-GoldberJ. Tbe producen flied suit against her for breach of contract and subff. quently replaced her with Cheryl Ladd. . ............. REJOINS 'ANGELS' Farrah Fawc.tt NEITHER JAY Bernstein, Miss Fawcett· Majors' managerl. nor a apokes?Qan for :speU- 1 n g -Go Id berg would elaborate on the agree· ment. During tbe trial Miss Fawcett-Majors t.est:lfied she was neaotlatlDJ. de· mands when she qwt the show but had never siened a fl.Dal contract. She said she had wanted the producers to let her keep some of the clothea she wore in the aeries, to leave the set by 7 p. m. each day and to have· time for her advert.lsinl commitments~ An attorney for .the producers ar,ued that it is common practlce for performers to work baaed on an hrterhn a1reement before a flnaJ contract ii atped. H• said her interim agree-ment implled bet' com· mitl'.Denl to the prvcram for u long a ft ft 1"n· Rob Reiner Role Readied LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rob Reiner who re· cently lett~"All · the Famtly" "Free Country," a comedy series for AB . Reiner will play a dual role as a young im· mierant at the turn of the century and u the immigrant in b1a 80I. As the elderlY lmmtcrant be sets the staee and concludes eaeb eptaocle. GetGUBNcub for WHITE e1eDbuta WW.. a..if.fed Ad Call ;"House Calls' has an incurable case of infectious laugh_~er!" -Cene Shalit NBC· TV knew what was going on at the White House during tbe Cuban missile crlsla. "Unlike 'King' it's a great soap opera, a great fictional dramL And what gives it its juice is the over- whelming background of the Holocaust. U it was just about the Holocaust It would not be very in- trteuing. It's about people. We talked about telling it euct.Jy as It was, but that's for the poliUclans. We're artiata telling a dr.amatic story." Woods said, ''This ls a show that also bas hope. We have too many shows with bimbos running around in blldnis, but here you have ~pie willing to give up their Ufe for someone they love." RE PIA YS AN artist who secretly records the atrocities of the death camps on canvas. Word leaks out and Adolph Eichmann, played by Tom Bell, and Erik Dorf, the minor Of· ficlal mmtloned earlier, p..,_. by Michael Moriarty. torture hlm to find the biding plaee of the palnti.np. Woods said, "After his bands are broken and be realizes he will never paint again, he says $Imply, 'You know, in school I was always the coward."' The first three hours, seen in pre- view, ptovide a powerful and moving. drama. The human story, as the Weiss family becomes inexorably dra'fin into the holocaust, is gripping .and haunting. THE FILM STARS Joseph Bot· toms, Rosemary Harris, Anthony Haygartb, Jan Holm, Deborah Norton, Meryl Streep, Sam Wanamaker. David Warner, and Fritz Weaver as Dr. Josef Weiss. It was written by novelist Gerald Green, directed by Marvin Chomsky and produced by Robert Beraer. Herbert Brod.kin wu uecutive pro- ducer. JWINN_ER ACADEMY AWARDS .. lncludlng Beat Vlaual Effects Beat Art Direction l!liat Orfglnel Score Beat Co1tume Design Beat Sound Best Fiim Editing SDIClal Award for Creation of Allen Creature• f. .. . .. .. " . 'Fairy-tak' Sf!,ccess Working~w· Bero Suddenly_ Somebody 11) 111t'11AZ'L PAIDUB .............. Tb• •tori beblad El•i• Co1teno•1 ... f'l'!DN u roek'• IQOSt eompelllna new uUlt Would ~.make tre.t alat.erW for a ~.ht would~ beUewe It? A Z.Z.~d eomputer ~rocrammer ID what bedelerilJee • a boriq I..toe-euburb of Hounslow <abides ot •oav Python'• haJ)leu Artbur P\ldJ character> dnacb lt all ln search ol rock ..troll No mad pretty boy cw ~ crotct. l'Ocker, DeclllD Patrlck Mellaaua chanael b1s name to ElYll, but 1til1 loob like a ~­ rtaimed mm between Baddr Boll1 and Wf110G1 Allen. LOadon'• avante-1arde StUl Jlecordl' •lam him to a lucrative coatraet tbat provides an ampWler and a tape recorder. lliDor JI.It •lnileS follow. IN JtJLY ma. Columbia Rec:crdl bolds lta tnternadlnal convention In l.oodoa, and there'• the Oda.lcWrina YOUD1 mu stiDimil on-a l\reef eorner ln front ot the JJUtoo, plQtnc bil ,mtar tbroucb a battery~pen.led amp. He la prompt· ly arrested. Bat a Columbia executive alcns b1m to • contract anyway. And for the unheard of 1um ol $1,700, Costello cranks out bll llnt album, tbe aptty.UUed "Ky Aim 11 True." CoDtatnhur tbe most e:xcJUq "new wave" mQSlc al tbe I.rlOs, Costello becOmee a criUea' darllnl and Rolllnl Stone dubs It "tm'a Album of tbe 'Vear." Tbe appy new worklng-clw hero. the py nobodr. remembers from his b1ab aebool math clua, la auddealy somebody. TBB 1'1NES ARE abort, crisp and bitter; the themes rooted not m Sex Platol·iab social anarchy but in the insecurities and lnftdellties or everyday We and broken romances. The Jm· aaes are stark and vivid, lndeed, bis aim ls tnle. I : I: :::::::::c=:i:: I-_ 1 r 1 r ... ·t.~ ~ · . '~ ............ , HKl,TOI l"ll'll MA ............. ..__ ... ,... -...... '--· ...... Now lt'a time tor Coltello'a letest. '"lbll Year'1 llodel" oo Columbia Becordl. And ooce asain, OoltelJOauppll• some of the trea.best, lf ttiematlcally unoptimlatic, rock and roll to be beard. Tbe musical focua bu nartond aomewbat to a more 1tral1ht·abtad rock aound and Coltello'• competent three-11iece aupport bas been beefed up Ceepeel&ll)r the rhythm tracks> wtth added'Jll'C)duetloc. However, tbe deuer feel and the lack ot ballad that ltanda up to lfttenweet "Allaoo" or the dark reaae of ~"'Watehlnl n.e Detectives·· does notb'"I to dull tbe impact of "1bJa Year's Model" Tbe.,, tuDee are equally uraeat. boGest and eo~ wi~ ~. tattna sbota at., amq other t.b1np. tbe CODMnatiam Of AU radio and the auperficlalltJ of ao many ma· Uoublps. . ON• O. RADIO," ColteUo siftp: Tbe radJo '• bandl ot 1uch a lot ot fools tryinl to the way that 100 feel," yet be con oalf "aoundaatvatJoa." For ereoce polnta, Coatello'a vocals are often similar to Bruce Sprinoteen'a or Graham Parke1''1 both in tuture ana tbe fact they pull no puncbel. Tbe enaemble IOUlld updates rock ba1lc1 with an absence or IUltar solos, Instead accentuated with orcan tUfl that recall ? and the Kylterlana and an lrreatible beat Excludlnl "LiWe Trtaen." the material ) ls all upbeat and full of sharply defined ln· strumental pbrasln" and catch boob. All this makea ror an en.a•linl COAtrut considerlna Costello'• ever-somber outlook, best described bhnaelf in a ~t interview: "Many ot--my soap invoJve revenge and guilt Tbe at.rooter feellnp, tlie ones you are left with at nllht." uworth Uae watt. Fe•da palats •• uf°M.:U-ble portrait. Voilbt domlaates tbe wHb Ida fl.neat performance sblce 'Ml~Cowboy! •• . -1.-.f"*,N.Y. ,_ .. . ELVIS COSTELLO: WHO BELIEVES IT? OVERNIGHT 'Annie Hall' captured the hearts of America. 'ANNIE HALL' is now the biggest hit in New York . .. . . . .... " ,. 'ANNIE HALL: A .. \mMceHetw.-.. y ...... , .... • "IHIOMlaOM.r .. ... ...,. ..... I.MW" ...... ~ .. "Paul Mazursky Is a rare and exemplary \ind,~ director and 'An Unmanled Woman' Is an even;; rarer ftlm. Ill Claybursh slves the ftbn ltS" .:.: centrlfusal force ••• with a multOevel performance of ..aulns velodty, beauty Md pats.'' ..1: .... Cell 142-5171. Putaf.,,words lo work for le:lt lad.~ Cofumnl" .. , -t "It's hard to imagine anyone who will not, in the end, t1ll'l;l on to 'The Turning Point'." -Rleblnl SddekeJ. n. 'bpzine ' -~------an J>d>ahna. rid· till lalD cia the sueoiu • f u()~eatiOD.. Ud a e r o SI a I a b ad ~ bu takm • htnfover from "Cu· 1*e di'8 tn the Frimt ri I '!Vablana~t.ttioo ol e. .. Tbe l"w'Y"' for 29th T AMY IRVING <the ~·Fox.. aole auniVOI' from "Cll'· .. Tbe tlUe will probabl7 rie'') ttanJ d • )'OUDf amo up the reac:Uon of girl who hH 1trange. aDd.ieneeB once tbeF,.,, powen. including ESP ldJtimk at tM flbft s a!Ml that of eausinf li:ldi.croQmess.. , • some people to start ..:the directol' • Tiaual bleeding 1>rofuseJy ty]e, as in tbe past. is b th t b bfilllazat. But here. it :er ~never oy ouc often seems exceas.1-.e Sbe ls sought out by SDd U. tectudcal IJ!ll· Klrf Douglas to help mlen (lat& ol blood and him find his son (An· ,.re> are mostly an ef. drew Stevens>, who has i to Qee~ M ~dis-similar powers and who. cmse a thin and hokey in the opening sequence, ~r1 line· tllat comes was kidnapped by .. CARRIE SHODGRESS * * Douglas' partner, John Cusavetes, the head of some mysterious or· ganizaUon. Tb• mm attempts to combine a chase thriller with the supernatural elemen\s, but there are too many unexplained thinas along the way. The rttost baff'lin4, howevel', ·ls ·bow tbas script by Joltn Farris (based on his novel) ever got produced in the first place. IT'S NOT all Farris' fault, though, because some sequences are pure DeP.alma - althoulb ·pure isn't ex· aotly the rtsht word * * * fHIJlonH movie ttltntl• o••v•d ..,.1,,.t the 11111-M of tllt Vlein.m W•'· Jerw "'°"""· Ille dutllul wlte o# e llUftll-M M9'111t ( "'-Otrn) f .. IS It\ IO¥t wltll • Mnll'l'led wteren (Jon '\lolgtl wlllltllW~l&-!MltL Ml~ F-~lllUH Mr Otll"Y ol 1t1ullhrt POrtrtyels. Oerw ''• -'lll•lv clllllllll ""'*'lie conlronta ti.. IOwtrt. Volgl IS "4ler11 De"'llt U. ecting tlfO<U -Ille knowlne ClorKtlon of Hal "5N>v. tM ov@relf •'*' la es dell'9Ml119 es lht wer ltMll. Retf!CI R, wltll mucll 11erc l•flll""Ot end -..-olk ~· because these portions are mostly copies of scenes from other sus- pense tbrlllers • The performances - which also include Car· rle Snodgress (In yet another'-come~ck) as a nurse·:wbo helps Doughmi· ~les Durn- ing as the .head of a psychiatric clinic, Carol Rossen as his chief as- sistant and Fiona Lewis as Stevens' captor and bedpartner -are accep· table within the restrict- ing confines of the •eek· 1Y developed and ridiculous script. * * * cllurnlrog out. tells the llory Of pl-r CllK Jockey ...... F<Md end the beolll· lllftlP of, ... "*Sk hejadftd Md ftamtd rodc'n'roll. FrMd ....., ftOt...,,. lnwe11ted rock, INt he CllKOW...., It •llCI t'-llCIUllCled ewey ti Ills mlll•..,111 Amerlc• .. ..,.. ... rt -r• u11~ty tellen by It. Hew .. t1't trve1<11'90lrock ·11· rollunlllllewes ru11outof the~on•~Vol•rep. '"Hot Wu" ls mucll mort tlwln e t>lo- orephy -It's • IOOk l>M:I( onto our cullure's l•mlty elbum, anCI lht M•PUIGI 11\at dlrec:lor Floyd Mulru• 'llOw• us Is rkll.,.., e11«atlwe. Bui of •II. , ... , ••• Uoe ,,,.,.,c. WMtn.r It's 111 tM tor~ or It\ the bkk9f'-· Ille music's •twevs ,...,.. F0<'99t Ille llory, enjoy the roe.II •11• roll -It's wot111 II. RAhd PG. "TKS OTMEa $1Da D" TNE MOUNTAIN, l'ART 2" -COllt1n .. 1 '"' HO• of Jiit KlllmOtlt, lll• <11.,..,plOll .,... ... r9'llMd •• --1 .. 11e1 by 1*'411'f*ts. n.11 time. tlle toc111 11 w '*' ret~llt r-.n<• wltf\ • lbY tnlQi cli1-. JillM aoothe. """°"' llM flNlty ~ TIM s. ouel t1flAler1tandea1r I.eta 111e dramelfc ~· tllet 1n1td• th• orlliri•I '-~llll Jiit of 1'71. llU1 Merltvn Maw«t It eotln wermly c-f11Clnt IS K""'-t erlllll Tl,_,,., lletbnt • ....,. ., -** slcle M II~ not show11 tft the acrnn 1>e19i.. Tiie mlno Is PG. but excrpt tor • brief mow• "'-· ,~, ••• llOl!llf19 to oHeN ~. • f 1 ' f I • • • i -· . .. . . 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With more than 223 rellaioos and a church mem-bership of over 160 million, the United States ia aecond only to lodla in the percentase of Ila population expresalo& belief in God or a Supreme Being. "Ova VERY BACKGROUND 8TDRJIATES growth of organized rellliona, permits new cl'eeda to develop and actually apawna many offbeat reUCioua ll'OUPs." says Constant ff. Jacquet Jr., editor of the National Council of Churches 1977 yearbook. Any group ot persons can get to&etber and call their leader ''Bishop." their ministers "Father" and their women members "Sister." As a result, the U.S. has his· torlcally created offshoots of traditional cbW'cbes and even t brand new religions. The Important thing to remember ls lbat none ot these would flourish if the people themselves were not spiritual in nature and constanUy seelwlg God in new or old ways. SPREAPS THE WORD -"I just touch them. God does lbe rest," says Lillie Michael Lord, 11, in Columbus, FEELING'S GOOD -Snake handler in Holl- neaa Church of God in Jesus• Name, Kingston, Ga .. says, .. You'd better knQW snakes before you fool with them." --~ --- -----. ----. RELIGION Ohio. The young evangelist has been spreading the Word through healing services since he was five . I I PllBU ' NOTICE ' • ill ., ., ., ... M .. If' ,. ... I ,,.; 1 • -' .., = .: - Fridly, Apnl 14, 1178 PUBLIC NMICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE DAILY PIL.OT D~ "'1SUC NOl'lCE Ism a few worcla fn tM "9ht place ••• Dally Pllot CklUlfftd All• DW the cllrect llM 642-5678 -· . t .. l ) . ,• ' ' ; .... ' ,,_., ... •4. 1171 PVBLIC NOTICE _ .. .. ---6' ... . .. PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOl'ICE • - PUBUC NOl'ICB PUBLIC NO'llCS • .. -JI - ' .·~ DAILY PILOT .. , P\111.ac NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE r ,. ,. -' .,. .. • -OIUL.Y OT ,.,, ••• \1'71 PVBUC NOTICE PmaUC NOftCE PUBUC N011CE PUBUC NMICB ------------ "cnnous •1111•ua MMilll ITA~NT"' .t ... ···~~··--...... -in M A SCALE MOOELS, 1010 M9ftf*WI•, c.ot .. #MM, C.llf9r"la .,.,, Mlc11..i "'" ,.,.,.,wt. 1010 M ... ravla, Coila ,... .. , (Alll.,nla m11 TlllJ -It ~llO llY # Ul-fM-..1 ~,,........,. TIWi '~ •• II ... -tlle ,_,, c1.n tf Or~ C-h• on ,..."" '°· .,,. ------------- ------~--------~-=-==-~=-- • 4 ""· Ae'fl 14, 1978 OM.Y PLOT 11.f •••••••• 1000-1'19 , Marketplace on the Orarwe Coast ~yment& DAILY p1·10 I CLASSIFIED ADS r.tpc:1ullon • • • 10Q0.719' iwunt ....... ,.,... You Can Sell It, Find It, [ 842 58-.e ] One Call Service Trade It With a Want Ad _ • 1 • 0 _ Fast Credit Approval Merchandilt •..... IOOM099 loot• & Marine ~ •••••••• f000..t099 '-• follnd ...... SOSO.Sim AutomoWet & otfw Tranaportatton •••• 9100-9999 s.na. a ....,. 6Q00.609t EQUAL HOU&JNG OPPORTUN(TY , OS ..... Noke: All teal estate advertiaed ba Wa newspaper la aub- Ject to the Federal Fair HoualnJ Act of 1918 whim makes it ille1al t advertlae .. any pre· fereuce, UmJtaUoa. or diac:rimination bued OD not. cob', reliiloo, MX. or utioaal orilin, or an intenuoa to make any such pref ereoce, ll ml\.a· Uoo. or discri tnlnation. •' nm newspaper will not ltnowiAJly ace.pt any advertl1la1 for real at.ate wbJch Is in viot.- tioa af tbe law. ~.'!«!~ ........ J~-~!4!'! ....... ~-~!: ....... !~.~~ ...... ~ ~.~~ ....... f ~.~~ ...... ~.~~ ....... !~-~~-·-· .,..,.. IOOJGnrr• 1002 Ga•r• 100181Mttl tOOJ •-u.a 1002 ., .. , .. • tOOZ ••••• IOOZ ltMr.. 1-.i ......................................................................................................................................................................................... SHIMGL9 GAUIM DUPUX Location convenient to schools, shops and restaurants is a feature of this duplex that bas a wood 'n glass feel. Exterior is all shingles and the interior needs decorator help. One unit ls 2 bdrms plus den, the rental la 2 bdrma and cute. Asking $175,500. U~l()UI: t1()Ml:S REAL TORS•, 675-6000 ... CANYON SPICTACUI U Just listed I Magnlflcent Deauvflle Model with sweeping golf course VIEW. You eater hlto a llvinc rm. that ls 2·atories bigb & overlooking the coune. The ~tcben1 with eating area, ls very spacious & passes t.Jiru to poolside paUo. A f antaatlc home for eloquent entertaining. II you've been thinking Big C&nyon. see this today. 3 Bdrms. + den. "25,000 67M400 HARBOR ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE. INC . ,, I Ot:•ll ~ OWNI 0 t:OMf',,N\ 'I I f<w INL IHI '\lllllH ("(JASI ·"H •' Sll'ICI 1%1 A MIW NOMI IM MIU YllDl1 -Not really. but better. Featuring 2400 sq. ft., 4 bdrm.a.. 3 batbs and all the desirable elements. Truly an "Instant Home -Beautiful" on a choice street. Unmatchable at $149,000. Please phone 546-4141 for appt. llST IUY IM MiwPoltr -How would you llJce your own boat slip Cor up to a 42' boat? Along with this is an a tt r a c t l v e 3 b d r m . 2 1,~ b a t h Townhome. Open Dally 1-5 PM. $167,500. C.tfw .... Ho.6161 OCEAN YllW--oPEM ..='SUM l..S EXICUTIYI One of the finest custom built homes in Newport Beach. Over 4,000 ft .• especially designed for 1raclou1 family living as well a.s for splendid entertaining. The exceptional amenities include an automatic elevator from the 3 car garaae to the two upper living areas. The huge. raised formal dining rm., the lar&e family or billiard rm. with frplc. & complete wet bar, ln addition to a real gourmet kitchen, add to the pleasure of living onJy a few steps from Coron1t del Mar beaches. $435,000 Zt4 POPPY AYI. 759-0811 G-.a . \ I 002 2443 East Co~ Highwav, Corona def Mar 1 also in Mesa Verde, at 546·5990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!!!!!!!~~~;!!~~!!!!?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f :G~a~•~c .. ~ t 002 ••• ,.. IOOZ Se111111q C:o-;t;1 M•.''>d lrv;n ,~ - llunl•rHJ I011 U t•;-ich N1:wpon B c.1ch ....................... ....................... . ... , .. ion'••••• 1002 .............................................. 1001 TUIMl(IY PaRCT NEWPORT NOMI w AMCOMI NEWPOIT CIEST SHORES Wood • brick 3 bdrm Immaculate 38drm, frml dining rm -Fii LAND home-fireplace, opeo Townhome wtth oversized garage on G1•ft91 1002 G••r.a 1002' Walk to beach from thia beama, architect de· greenbelt near pool, jacuzzi, tennis & •••••••••••••-••-•••• •••••••••••••••••••-•• CORO ...... Da..... .... thblY uplJ'aded 2 story, ai8bed. Phaa2bdrm apart SPIC'TACULAl ~ -3 BR home lD deelrable ment wttb srvat. ~D· sauna with ocean view from baleony. THI a•lfF IND UNIT $170,000 OCIAMV11W1 ~~~~wn~; area. Newly papered • traac• an pat o . $128,000. Spacious customized condominium in Four ~room,A{hree W• Wll W aJio. share 1 be t ca.rpeted. Loaded witb Jl.90,000. OSl Clilf Dr., 0,.. S•s ... 1-1 '#1 1 lelew•o c..t newest section of the Bluffs. 2 Large be&ll t.ri·level condo in It'-A '-I t ep~ t 6 !0 e: ~ w oa! ci country charm· Com· Oliff Havm bedrooms, den with fireplace, formal Newport Beach. Oceui + $14.000. features. 3 Bdrma .. 3 =~~ ~u!i ~ PETE BARRETT SICLUDED SMOIEll& dining rm + 211'<1 baths. Decorator View. the livlDI room 11da happy J bdrm + baths, ~t.e maid's .. u llOO ftrAl'l'V A so ghtatte 3 Bdrm 1..... tory d u anorc .. i .. conditioning View alao from the boauarQDmnD.2~ beth, quarters Side ar ocean -·~~~CUFF -~ ,-u r • sWl6Ae I en wa p ,_u, 9". • maater bedroom and pool bome on lovely patioa. lau.odry rm. "' "~'' 14Z.S200 unit oo greenbelt near pool, 1ullul. WIS&IY M. TAnOI CO.. UAL.TORS from the adjacent F.aataideatreet workroom. $59S,OOO ...... y HAS rr tennis & bike trails. $82,500. 2" I s-Jn q ,, ... load bedroom. and from lbe a&UlaPoua ...................... 4!>0 NfWP()IC I CE N 1l H OHIVE /!>9 OfU I --:Jit.A~~:~rrn SOft.OOD! o,.. s.., r.s u o..... HE~T c:ana. M.I. 644-4910 kitchen. Now tts your StopbySatorSunl-4:ao. ttesze ._..-.--r: · ... .._. ,.._.:::,. ;_.:... 11 .,... 44-7 11 for..._ . apect• on~ ,afl ftl't ~ •au -~----~ w ~FOIA ,._ 6 2 . tum to v\ew t~mlly 87a.54M plaster home i.a perfect RXB"""1'1??7 Call~ 1 .. ·.IL d. ..._: l~I i . .___. ' 12U N C t Hw La for a larie farruJy. 4 BR, GREAT ocean view in 4?...tj!MJ.!!!!I:... · .:n.a:J'a auna den&largeramllyroom, Npt Ht.I. wbe~ the ac· Ga•r'll 1002 G ... ,.. 1002 O'fNrn9•"i'UN'081No<f• f~ ;Mf!lmt... • ;;; __ ;;;;;1r; ... T;;l·;S;;~ =~~n;:!~;E =~~~:~·~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! ...... ~~= ....... •:10~~~· 1•1111 • • ---, _.._.. -at$L85.ooo. Broken&t&-7414. Ga•sat 1002 •••NI 1002 gep toto um beautiful tourpau. AU units w1:g . ~-=-.. -•• ,...... GIEBillROOI 26 ..... C:O.ft 0 -.-tlM-OD-a.ID--F0-1-••-•••••••••••-•••••• ••••••••••••••-••••••• tri·level bome where t.be wuher/dryer booltups. • Waterfront beautifully llXIC.UVIHG MIWPOIT COU.EGE aCICSlaapac.aodcom· Shake roof. Tbree $56,900 •bibm.2ba.£11.tremel7 decorated BALBOA URM!t.HfS f~. Huce livtng room bedrooma, two batha Sharp, apacloua fmlY. PoPUlu'CAlllELOTmdl. COVES 2-atory home. 'lbia beauWul remodeled ......,.., p £. 11., with cathedr&1 ceilinp dWDen \LDlt, of COWM ! eando wttb c:beerf u1 frpk 'nm iow1)' home loC1lted ENTERTAlN royally ~· ' • Eutblµff eucutlve I UHITS Aftft and IUDkeo fonml din· WW esebance Slll.000. It l1ra 1.an9 room au. oo a cui.-..c wtUUa fJUD the hUll• rftm -home .. tnaeb' a al&ht to Soalhtafter area "itJI fD&. The ldtcbeo Is cen-Owner motivated. See tbnJout. Xlnl location. us7 walldna clmtance to rm.-wet bar, fabulous bland Reall behold. 3 bedrooms pl1.11 1 So/o DOWM peaceful ~ac loca· traUy located foe coove-our ad under "Income Beaudtul arounda create So. ea..t Plua, ~ ~000bc>llt alip too! ~,.._._ Y ~!!';!b'of~•n~amlandc Ellk UDft.I be1q totally ~ !armba~1Pa.aellfrpl~ eieace. A famutlc fa ml· Propst, SedJoa". ~ like aeW.nc. Just • reatauranb. MIDY out-v ~·... 7 1700 "'~" ....... ·-·--refurbished t.o be de-.... • c ....... ... ly fun center with put 00 market· better .atandln1 l"turea lo· • -•UXI DW't.IJC 6 3• bay I Reduced to livered In lik•ttew concH· atve lbla xtra spacious S cnckilill flnplace and ~ QUA.IL m tab a~ I ...... ml. dude: -. ..... 1 1 $188$0. call for details •• "'·la ri -900 bd, 2 ba lllome lbat real -1-t td P?JAOlC -_. ....._._ n-...- t6ZIW ........ cl Ol'fNfll9•"~'UH'o111N'<f SJ5..000 Down payment. maculate condiUoa. =.:-ea. BIC bli -;',~~ Covendpetio ' _....... -• iJ ~ .. on. ru p ce -· . famHy feeling. Im · opeuw1 on o ou oor ......._,.,.._.... •• Ba1 view, Newfrort O.U.-wUJ trade. BEST Sbowa lit• a mo"el wttb a master ••OUA&.n.~auQt DeconrtorW~pen UNIT BUY IN AREA. "' auitewttbaeparatedbalb °'*'"""30P"' RMll.lltate t.1uou1bout Beaclt. 1 DoOT rom callta-1188. bome. BraQd new on and dressina room. nu. OutdoorlUBBQ ocea; '4 bdrtlls. up, t}I K€Y marw.•nu.. lovely home Is Yacuitao LEASE AutoGa.rDocr()peW bdrma-.dowLJliear P •J R ~ tau..advama&e &Gd CAll .... vwc~ stJIOtmFam.R.m. 4t tennta. can•t b JASMIHICUB M:ALTOfU ~l\'ljlltsH•illHil now.546-ZSU -LIDO·• ~IUG.,HRJS-E "llYOWMERWNm d~licat.edl Profeuiooally decoral· '* 2 HOMIS '* __ , .. _,_ .. _____ ...... _ ~·~ -R•..-OMT b if I T ,.., t --" .. bo ,.._,.,,. .. ....,.. _._,,Lux"""' pool ...-uu.vuq SI08JIOO. ___ ed, eaut u . wo -.us 9ml, • mes aear IOTTOMUSS I ..-..-ta&e Ol'IN1tt9•"\l.1Nf01U.,><1• :::;:. ~-• ...1.•v-. F'or· 5_,.: Charmin& 2 BR home; 2 st.ocy~athedral ce11· Newport Heltbta; new 3 .. __, '""' ... ,..., ... Fi:m~~.:r.': ~:.':'~~!: =~·~.:::.· ~aF~ ~~ ~•11111 :.::.:.:~ i:::.~.:a:: ~~.~~~! ~y)~=J~~LL 0 64t·J414~ ~~C~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ B RC~T~~E ~ j:c:W ot ~t,!: £~ ............ price $149.500. CALL To W NH 0 USE eourta. Presti&e area io '7rauTY ~~hlht6•~6w7•k .m-11nSE. LECT · ui. beaJ't of Corona del ,.. .. , Ntwpett P••• orr&u '-'-_ Bdnm., 2~ ba., all elec ... __ G ,_.. ___ .. . -P~RTIES blt·lna, brick fplc. up -· a ...... .,.,........__, WllOIYllW _ "Y" .. graded carpets air with Hcudty auarda.Y-MINI cood. 2 Laodacape "lt'a ,~at. I live lhere llQ.USWI patios. Comm. pool tool (Jean Cole>. First tlma offered. •.!001 Ja35,000. ~lltful llODa cc MEWUmM6! COUOPMIWPOIT ; 2 bdrma .• den. RANCH ~ S"'T= 5 REAL TORS formal cUniD1; m&QY up. _.._.. "' • •75-HI I ~. ConcreU drlve, 2524 IO uaed brick plaotera. NearNewport College Part. cbolc Adult occupied. Not Back BaJI DEMMm POIUICunYI UV.. TO PRQFESSIONALS IN.REAL ESTATE COMING Wednesday, Aprll 19, 1978 in the Dally Piiot and Piiot Advertiser .-.:!:.---~-Joeatkin, Just like new! ~......,. J-.ed laad. $1.5..500 No Qu.alll1lll1 I Owner Bdrms., 2 baths, fa NOMI C. f Cll ..a. wW~ICallNowt rm., dbl. brick frplc. Sii.GOO. .ISR~ REDCARPETTSC-1202 "rhll beautU111ly UP · ~ Buceola HQme! !pedoul lJvlDI Room wltb bll Fireplace. Larae •ut.er Bedroom. biahlY uptraded with prlvate entrance to aarden area. Slump stQGe pluten bJgblilh& tbe room-backyard. Mesa Verde Llvinl at tta But! $129,000. Call 54N3JI " . smvate,.UO. •JIOOI Eacluahe l11tla1. 1 llAl.TOIS 64MO!O VA~ ...... lq....... Bdrm. near~ new wt1b -------... a.&. 000 ..... addttM:Jaal por"CiL ID xlnt ~t_ICM41L ·•~I, 7060 * eo.t.a ll•a area. Im· f!OOL.--SU..400 Smp 4 bdrm, fmly rm ;~~~~;;;;~ maculate adult parlr. VAMO DOWN ~ ~.,: ~~ .; Pool, clubbolue, BINGO Circular clri•e. Lara• dnperi•. Near WlDdlor DIYOICI & latmdry near by. All lamil71ill8d livlDI room. Park. Xlnt starter home. llOICIS SAU for auo. mo. Cloee to CoaUY kitchen. Dlae. Good lJlvestmeot. v A amarboppioa cuter Is WallO<IOaaaviewofcov· terma,toolPrtcedtotell Large 2 story, 4 bdrm, teL ered pavllloa It lush qui clrly r Hurry! r 2~ bath, formal dinln.I. 400E.tr~Rlllll 1rouod1 1urrouncllo1 MS-Mn family room. kitchen CJl iiiii H.,. Freeform pool. = ~0:::-~ 4£th aep.nte wiDI for bJde. New ~. drapes ai -~-away Muter Sult• 6 noor coverlnf:tm~per~~~-~~~~~I cblldren'a ~uarteu. peatlllt&te f•-''• bome. · 00 • i-:: Hurry for thla ua.lque __ ...__ ____ _ ~ ·--------·1 barlabat •'1811 !y SIJl.000. Call 5'C>-~ 1• O/lfN fll 9 • 11 S IUN 10 II NfCl • -: ~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS I YIAllMIW Cmtom Wlt-lbdrm, 2 batb, famll1 room, ft.resUcl. Fo.11,y IJllulat· [~·,1f THE HF.Al , ~ft ESIAT[RS , ~~~~~~~~I ed, dogbte ura1•. · F.utalde CCMJta Meaa. 1-------• .. 900. .. ~-=.... C-.W...14-7729 IMCotmn Balboa Ptnln. Just ... ductldl I UD!ta, ft•• a bdrml. It one l·bdnll .• oa 2 Jou. Ju.at atepa to beacb . Owner moUvatadl m.mD .0.ZISJ Ev• associated rt... • f ~ , "" • , . ,. " . - ()llfN I~ t • 1f I~ 10111 Nlfl' llllMI LVl.Ysoun.c>IT NOMI VA TaMSI llotivat.I ael.lar baa Just tmtalled new upsraded eutbltme qlU • .. ..,. lllYtDi fi.b 1*ot lmide laouOor 10'L Vert aharp • deaD s br. Frm1 dbl =r· fml) nD bome. l mlla to beada • 9Mt fUli4Hec. ort.-a...., . .Jmt~ Sl,JIOa VA Wms 8ddad. seam . -Wa Uu:r J; l P.t: A PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK TRIBUTE TO THE ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS Tl•••• ~ .. P-.ot• wtrl honor Prfv••• Property Wfft end WIU be dtUYered to Offf U ,000 home• Yla tM Deity Not •nd Pl1ot AdMrttNr. Notkle• wlll IM ona ootumn by four lncMI .. ch, anowtng room for a photo and deecttptfve copy. Coet of •Hh nOtlc• .. only 111, wtth • photo you provide. Thi• MhM to RMI lltN ,..........._ 11 en 1.oepdonat opportunity to Introduce MW or ~ aMoCI .... to the .,.ope. ot tM Orange Coelt, or to honor out1t1nclng .... , or Mf'Wloe ~. Don't mlal e.tng patt of1Ne ........... ~· De8dllne for,...,...,. ... lllp.m., ~ t7. CeltadQt ) °'· "".., rul ro&w,,.., aad • llrrW .,... of •bout 11 wotd• deaoribCng '°"' bee~~ educatton, ~ nlftfno, ... ,. or other honors. 11at1 rour etory and ""'° to the ~ Dept .. Ody Piiot. aao W. ·~ -..1, loJI tllO, Co1t1 Meta, CA 1282t. for Mfp oompoatng your uttrta nouc., Cllt MHe7I and • frt.ncly 41H4Nf ._, .... ,,.,.,. " DAILY PILOT " ,, .. .. •• macnab I lrvtna realty FIMl~I HOM-IS ROM S4t,t00 TO $1,100.000 , l'UM & SUM OM UMDA Ill.I Enjoy the private beach & tennis court or saiJ away from your own pier & slip from this charming 5 BR bom s piced w I Mediterranean influence. Huge game rm w /wet bar & h andsomely pane.led library/den complete the setting. Price includes laod. $950,000. Larry Dyer 6'2-8235. < V • 11 > S.... IUY IN IA YSMOltl Close to beach & m4rina. 3 BRs, 2 baths, family-kitchen combo + living rm w/beam ceiling & fpl. $145,500 -hurry, this won't last! Glsela Hanen 644-6200. <V-12> DOY• SHOIES 14 Y .. OMT Spacious, beautifully maintained w /over 5,000 sq.rt. Sunny exposure w /I~. dock. 5 BRs, separate formal dining, pool & jacuzzi. Asking $550,000 leasehold. Appt. only. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (V-13) "MOMflG.o .. _ HAllOa YllW HO...S Ready to sell! 4 BR, 2 bath, formaJ dining, family rm home on quiet street. Lg. yard w /room tor pool. Close to park, schools, pool & shopping. $141,500. Appit . only. Donna GodsbaJl 644-6200. <V-14) MEWPOIT SHORES Charming 3 BR + conv. den home w /2 used brick patios. Close to eomm. pool & ten~s cl. Be ready for summer Dona Chjcbester 042-8235. CV-15 > P AHOllAMJC OClAM V1IW ... Beautiful sunsets & Catalina views from this fantastic 4 BR, 31,~ bath, formal dining rm & den home. Prof. decorated in "earth" lopes. Pool located In privacy of low maint. yard. $369,500. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <V-16) ltG CAMYOM Customized Broadmo-or w /spectacular vl•w overlooklng golf coW'Se, Npt. Center & beyond! Huge master suite. Also pool, jacuzzi & gas BBQ. S469,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CV-17) PIUY ATE W 4 Ta VIEW Bluffs "maintenance-free" condo w /Bay view. Single story, 2 BR, 2 bath w /formal dining & high beamed ceilings. End unit surrounded by tall pines & greenbelt. $175.000. Jean Dales 642-8235. <V-18> A .. YCllST sura IUY Bnng off er on this 4 BR, 3 bath home w/custom pool. New kitchen w /top appliances.. Immaculate, origtnal owner property ready for occupancy. Asking $215,000. Jeanette Havens 642-8235. (V-19> MllACLIS STILL H ..... Like an outstanding, beautifully decorated 3 BR, conv. den, family rm home w/fantulic view or ocean, Harbor, Catalina & night lights. "Lg. covered viewing terrace, lush landscaping & custom designed jacuzzi add to an already elegant, yet comfortable lifestyle. $31.5,000 incl. land. Appl. only. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. CV-20) HIGH1' UGHT YtF# Exceptional 4 BR Plan 3 Broadmoor on lg. coroer lot. Lu5h gardens surround alt rooms. Hand-carved door opens to teak parquet entry. $369,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <V-21) .. ~ · CY VllW °' HUS From beauttfully built 4 BR Meredith home w /tile entry, custom rnoJdlngs, vaulted ceULo.gs & step-down dining. Master BR w/fpl. Approx. 34'00 Sq.ft. of living space for only $158,500. Lynne VaJent.ine oU-6200. CV-22) A llSf YAWL ln Newport nei1hborbood. 5 BR. a bat!l Somerset totally_ redone .... new cpt, drps & paint ... Juat waiting for final' dec9 Una toucbea & tbe price b right -'180.000. Holly ~arkas 6'4-6200. (V-23) Lingo Rul&TUI 3 BR l BA, walk to beach. Mex.lean nr-eplace, oak noors, fenced yard. Perfect .home tor artist, writer. atuden~ ~le. weekenden & anyone -wbo aPl>feetatee La,-u.aa charm. Ob.ly · $110,000. JACUDI ftMlf This very mee CdM duple"· '9.'.ith pool &. jacuzzi would consider exchanging for small home, Newport Beach to Laguna Beach. 2 & 3 BR units w /1 Ba eacb. Priced low at $189,500. OCEAN VIEW-STEPS TO SAND Quality construction. 2 Br, 1 BA. w /frplc . Expensive walJ.papers tbru·out. stirikea tub, new carj)etm,, .4 skylights. AU new bltn appliances. + BBQ in kitchen. French doon oPellinl to enclosed deck. Steps from your door to the beach. $215,000. EMHALD IAY Spectacular views from the CbrlB Abel designed wood & glass 3 BR + family room or 4 BR home. Freshly painted & new carpeting thru·out. You'll feel the warmth & charm of a mountain retreat, ln4.enjoy the slgbt & sound of the poundirig Pacific surf. $450,000. NORTH LAGUNA ESTATI Two acres w/ocean view. 6 BR, 4'h BA, + 3 BR guest house. Pool, s car gara~ pvt. drive, nothing in the.area. like one. $1,000,000. • . WA!J! TO THE BEACH Jus t a short walk to ttle heach. This 2 BR , oeeanview h orn~ In Laguna Beach 'is located in a large park·like · lot in Woods Cove. Pvt. backyard, including gas BBQ & potting shed. $163,900. MOllLE HOME Wl1H VIEW Situated in a. pvt. centraJly located Newport Beach mobile home park w /pool. Tb.is 2 BR, 2 BA, bay View mobile home is close io shopping & transportation. Shop & compare. Best buy in the area Motivated seller. $42,000. 644-7020 .. 21ll SAM JOA9U1M t&LS IOAD MEWPOllT IEACH -~--~- Gwcaf tOOJG•••• 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2~ ba. family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $189,500 UDO ISU Newly remodeled :t bdrm., family, 21h baths .. 1-story home with attr~Uve So. patio. $243,000 IAYROtn Several fine bayf root homes with pier & slips BILI. GRUNDY , REALTOR 311 R<1y,,<f,· l>r•11• t~ B t>7) olbl ·I DO SHOllS saa.ooo lalllliloalatebomel Tll• t.u'Y. Jlaaahe •ton• f'imlace. Formal din· tn1. Parquet tamtl7 room Enarmol.w •• wla~ll~g_-_room toot DONVSl!:S: 8'.fl'ituatOL wHber. drYtl'. ~. tollcner la Wk.US llarm ays&em included! Call today. '1S1'100. Ol'fl'f Ill t • lfl 11>'1 t(\tl"' I {-Rill OCMMYllW · 4PLIX 701'-•at A beaullfµlly updated 2 bedroom wltb ~oom to a~d unit for oaly Sl.35,500. 40ttT..W.&..e A customiied 5 bdrm, 11.qlo story wltb lovely courtyard entry and a 3 car aaraie PLUS panoramic ocean and gneo rollloe hills view. Reduced to m•.!500 FEE. /Jn Nll,Ll. /Jn Nll1( l nl\ll l v ~ nl\1 u r &. l\SSUlll\1 ['!! 1\SSUCll\l [5 Afth•Q at.ry! Roman· Uc 1arden1 I Beamed ~!Mmcanw.:a Spaclou1 rooms ! &ed~UMNaaads! Ter· riftc bU)'I Cail "5-o:m FOi:lC.:ST E O LSON .. ,, ...... . EASTSIOE LI• 2 bd, 2 ba unit• ,. ... ,... 1002 ., Me-1022 MESA VERDE ~,,'==· w /beauttful lnterlou. ······co·vE········ ....................... 3 BR. It famlb' room Ve:y attradive, pec:ky •PRJCEDREDOCli'"·• b ll t •tory cedar tbruout. Low 2 .... remodeled up~ $7~00 ome • OD · mainteiaanee redwood ~·home 3 BR a Ila. Located ln pNSU,ioua uterior. Developin1 HORSES 1 dea, " deck w/vlew FormaJ en to formal ~~:ebls~ harbor • Marina area. towards Catalina In old from Uv room. Spacious ~to beach. ,Just listed. s.e.nu. • CdM. $208,950. Brkr fam room Ir 1kyU1ht. 2 See rt todav SU1.'7SD. c;.1 Walker & lee Almo•t .,.. acre near 75-1288 pat.los Is BBQ Owner CAU NOW ~~O!n~Y~ .. '14i,500 ~=so let's deal ~ 752 _7315 ! Zoned A·l . Call {)Qr Pomsetila ls frab OG CANCOO REDCARPET75'-1202 the market.~ story ,...~ _, OOHALDM.llRD 116.000/RSOO .... ..._.. '* I006 bol.-w/2 BR unit over ~ ~ """"'-· ... tten OTA&:DOWM ••••••••••••••••••••••• f>'bs:t:tes!!t_~ni::~ ._..::--ritf'21 .,_,..., . IOZ6 Wi 01 roadway to IM#'LIX Real Eatate631•2133 LCJ::l__J I J 1 •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• = = = 2 br •ch. Uke a.-w/ Wnklff htlty IY OWMB. Mduded entry to laVlllb new elect fbdUNll •cop. CodaW... 1024 By Owner, Halecrut Newer ocean view livtn1 room. Gourmet ::.;1u;.bt:J.te H_:1e ••••••••••-••••••••••• lune. 3 br l~ ba, xt.ra 11 Duplex. quaht1 con· kitchen overlooks sun· SZ31.5CIOMO-n.e~ntve. IASTSIDI kit. f14,t00. 54()..56113 for structioo. 3 Bdnna and 2 ~t~;'1!.:tnt~ ..... ,, ..... 1007 Slf,fSO •ppt. =::::J:· Aaent/ aweepina master bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qltel tree lined street. Eastalde 2 all')', by owner.1~~~~~~~~ p_lua cblld 'a retreat! S BR 2 b \II blk to b Formal Uv. I'm with Xtra lr1 lot. 5'2·11953, f: HWTy! Seller !JI au.lous. • 8 • , · ay. creen house window ~l Li• Country Eagliah 6br. 847.eGlO Now$1'19,SOO. Huie aeparale family Poof. epa . vu Dana oP1N1119 .,1pv'll1oeum MarahaURlty 675-4600 room hosts cracklinl CoUqePark3br,poolNO Harbor&ocean.486-821M I:·· '··~,1~1!11~1 IAYFIOMTCOMDO = = =·~ ~~~~~· Quack 8T-. 103.I ' -! $ JBR, view. pool. aec. lized lot too! Act' now! ·-••••••H•••••n•••n .-< .. .,.,.~----===-btd1, undergr parkng, -.nn By owner. nice l •tY 4 BR s.w 19 Wll.LPAY $105,000. 645·1103, OPfNltt9•11SflJN'f)~I•, , Buccoia bit home on E· IUYlls-o·--DECUTIVICOHDO tM.M203._ I} side ... 900. And sparkl· -__, ~n~~i.:;:::;.~:_ -.a'nutnPoilrt ['81JliH$1 ~i~.~~R~oo COSTS lbdrm.Sbafsformaldin Ne~Jy remodeled 5 . ~ ...... =,....,11..,;, IYOwta Exce~~ clean & ,...,.. ft ... 1 .. __. Bdnn, 2 bath. 2005 E. well SUn-.ood. rm. ......,aq ~ UD Blvd. $185.000. 4 Br, 2 ba. formal dlntna. 3 BR. 1~ BA complete!y ~~°"'1Y r ~/~. LlleCllk:lle9S.... brica frpk. comer lot. 2 feaced yard. hu.b & a f73.Jl20 ... Itcouldn'tburttocall car pr.~~. arun landscapina. (~IVJrjli\§jijrnil C••h-IHch 1011 Clluc:lt Nub about• re-m~. r:t::'-.;:; r:S!'~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• wardinl~areertr .ii! realfl ev . .... 900 Real Ellllate estate. nee auung 3 BR. 2 ba, 30x1S addt· -· · --------DUPLEX you qualify. 540-S10L booaJ tam rm, frplc. up. VALLEY RACH UTRfA T 2 BR u.aitl. Upper unit grlldes t o. Walk ltl pool $19,950 has good ocean view " a . & rnkt Consider 2nd or St.t!lll to poWldin1 surf 10~ <llPt,;...~~ t ::-k!v:v:-:;,. .-:-_.:,.;_::J4.¥. J.B0,900, l~!!!!!l!!ll! and crystal Hnd! Bark ~· ~9KU-" _,,,._. S yard la t.y area play yard. Sl.56.000. BY OWNER sround. W~ wooden .... CHOIAGE 4 bdrm, 2 ba. Extremely 3 br 2 ba, best Eai;ts1de 2br & den. 2ba. Shake W .... .,...,...A.-. ......... 0 • ~ ~arCAMELOTmdl. locat1on. $89.SOO _,., ...... ~-J-"""""" ... a\ol... ~2333 ByOwner roof, wallcu front court try. Gourmet kitchen IMYESTMENTS lovely home located · w/aate. fQcd back ynl a. ... ..__ """" enaUon 1 9 .1.7 I on a cul·de-sac within L ......,., "'""'u ...... v •71414 -71 easy wallcina di.stance to E/Slde Custom home. w/covered patio. rg area plua fireplace. Pool, So. Coat Plaza, theatres 381', huge fam. rm., 3 car entry 'll1l w /bteakfast Jacu.ul volleyball. LOYIA VllW •--·uranta. Many out· 1ar .• on R·2 lot. Agt Island le more. $115,000. Gatden vlng at Ila •·--,,__,.,.7171 ss1-.. ., nne.tl 14'14}10 Plus pJaybouae, swlna standing feature. In· ---------~-·-------Ol'tN '" 9. " HUllt ro 11 "'I{ r · aet, doa nm. aeU clean· elude: f, I ln1 ovn, 1ar dr opnr. cu.tom Draperies l•INM ~::~~~:*~.: ._.~5 .. ,. home witb a fantastic Outdoor gas BBQ 4 IDAM oeean view. Auto Gar Door Opener 21/alATH VIEWREALTY ~~~~~~· Super attached bow!in& 7722 771).-0SS.$ In F. V. for less than ._ Prta. Only Sl<»..900. m.ooo. PIT1·$488/mo fl'olmbtlJUM I.ft Mlra Coeta POAI JC--lllde Call SAM to 10 Pl\I Development , off V.tllliii&r -.a.n1. CalJllno de Estrella. 3 Beaut 3 Br, 2 be, ram rm BR.a.Ba.et.c..Nursbop· w/frplc. New kitch. pln1. Prine only . tndoseCI l>Oat access. :::i Walkt!r & lee ~ 2517 Westminster Ave BeaJ Estate C....dat ..._. I 02Z = Pb 6"-9328 & .... aA.CH ltOMI •••••••••••••••••••··· • HQge Uvjna room, COUD· CHARMING 3br. 2b• YA-fftAIUYB try ki&cbeQ. $20,000 as· +ruett house. Frpl, 2 We have properties for 1WD8~ loan $l7$.00 Mo. paUoa, Jl.2 lot. Prirumly. you. CaJltodayl Payment. No new loan $1.S7,000.0wner,6441'7030. VALLEY 640-9900 costa. Covered patio. Duplex Lovely lbr re· 1---i· btilt In BBQ, beautiful modelect home + '1 yr ~ P\QQ!.. ;::ez::fer~~~tm ':::'t~ new 2br unit. Fpl~ea & 2 Rqg\ -- d 0 car parking Cat both. 001 . ~ ~~1~&795 . 1..arbpur. Prtn. only. By 58 I RS MOY• OPfN 111 ~·11 HUN •r111 MC1 • owner. M0-1MO 1 Desperateforolfet! .• - . ·~ OCEAN VIEW, spec· 3 BR. 2 ba., cul de aac, tacular ocean •Newport Mesa Verde. ~.ooo ~~ '~ Harbor View. Pool wood A. Jobnton Bia 979-4964 .~,..----decks, 4 bdnn.s., 2 ba., By ownr, Cambridge S IDllM + tkyllghta thrucKrt. Comp. Hilhlands. 3 BR, fam FW.YlM remode~ ft updated. rm. 2 ba, 2 frplc·a. shake Ea•Y maintenance r roof RV access nr schll ~.:,~~or'~j $2!4,500. Interested B -"abop'I, 00 cw.de-eac, I -• qualifted ~ftS only• Sll2.500. 546-2222 terms. or this 2ll4 sq ft, owner. dUd. Court.es 3 ba home. Call & AM to torealton. Brand new 3Br., ma. ex· 10Pll.9&8-337L ecuttve home wflb Dlidde Top! Prh·• leeclt ceramic tile entry, sun· Ga ... at 1002 GtMrdl 1002 Corona Hi1blands ten Uvini room, beams, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Bc:ln:na, 2 baths, f catbedraf cetti:ngs, frplc. 2 IDl.M CONDO For leas than SS0.000 & no tids. Assumable, aubject to emt.lni " pay. only $293 P 61. Call 8 AM to 10 PM.-.3371. C':J Walker & lee 1_....__Reat ___ ~ta_te ___ 1 yard, fixer $155,000 fonml din. rm .• dream NDDBl 2 STOIY OCUH VtEW _ ~/Owner. 673-3112() ldtcben, wilb micro· sms Popular ' bedroom, 2 Unobstruc&ed view of the OCUMVU.OWMB ~~~mil~ 7188 !:~t\~ bath plan with heavy blue padflc ocean from 2 fantast.lc b~, ffarbo Bdrm W/sunken balb, ti,~ a:~;. •hake roof. Prime tbisunlquebome.Watch Vu,3br,f.,,1,moataee. •tudy.~bmitaJloffers. , ndabborhood. Bargain tbe beautiful sun set 8'4·2"1, 6f4-4722 111 9B6,500. Prindples only. t price at tll8,500. CALL ~ your Pl"ivate le.r-White Salls. Open 1·5 Aft5,&4Z.S.548 -.a&GO. race. Prtcecl for quick Sal -·n J ..._. top • SELECT tale at •.abO. Be lli'st to ,.,_ ' SU p ER SUNS HIN E POQ 11111 tmtlfotcl.,., °"' call for • preview. BY OWNER HOME 2 +den. bJatiest j] Pl~.!~: ~rts.,n ,,,_ 1 ___ ae_a1_Ea_ta_te ___ 1 PROPERTIES 98M787 QU&tltr interior. '74.SOO. · cotton, d~r111, ''"'"· FilltSll Ol'fN1119•11s~1o"'MC1• Moet beautltul cuatom Scbworer Realtor · wr.th •~Id tmbrolC!tly. Pttllm G••ral 1002 ca...... 1002 ra I ho tn Cdll 837.Q32 ~.,., 7188 three motifs. prlfl9f ............................................ ~. l•llfff ~=~!",_ 1'2.s. 109 ~;......o;.;.;;..:_c_C:OO_•_a __ I __ "L__,.1ff;.__,..,.-i:~:-~~o~~~::•·: SUIMITTIRMS 2bdrmldeallocanrS.D. "'I ~ ucll ~n tor fi~.ctm SPAlllLIMG Reduced to $115,000. fwy • Harbor Blvd. a•rll'llll ~ llindllllt. Sll1' II: POOt & SPA Owner-will confider con· CloM to 1cbools/1bops Just' hquld 1tn of eesy hna Mk'8 .,.. ONE LOOK-and you tnlct "•ale, aecood TD. MebedprqBo ecouldcoo8' ~.P~Ho~ldent ._ .. ~ NHOle<raft Otpt.105 are 1c:il.PI to appredaU you name It I Owner vert to ... R~ ~moOo !.Y ~:.:!.~~ 1,-t·~~ Dally Piiot 4bclrms Ir extra Iara• must HU lmmacv.late 3 ownerm-..-.-. ;ey ::it_';;. bltllcls loalll. ow~-.. ... f.amlly r.1e>m WW. brick BR 2 Ba bome YI /view of Mo 9tr •fwfli4 Pnnted httlnl ws tUH '"'-ICY Ulet 1. rn..t .... er_,lc. Stairs lead lo oeetn .. privau beacb As•umable '"'~ VA >em I~. 121+. I~. 16~ • .,.._UE Zit. , .. l"J: ~[•,,.r' ptivate muter .-uite and ace.a. ..... .. 00 .maaaive <2oe>e 18~ 20I+ Silt 11'lt (bust 37) VAL I*., 7 ,, " wu ~tc· ::ea!i~': OP~=PH ;;iL> a BR + fam Rm, ._ 3 118 yards 45 ind!. ~~~'4-h~ ": ,.,-pruuato'*• area. -.r:' -+ J tl)lc'•· Located nrS. aM JUI• m ,..... crafts. IC'!lrt. ClocMf Send 154 WGn'Uatf CaU..,_1881 S Cit l'laaa. hlt -~ W. SSC llr _. _. .. C..Cifta •i.t ~ .Sut ~, •• ,,.,Uf.ilOIO•'(f• IDCA* ~ J\all 't::': ...... _ --.. """ .............. : UI &71: 2311 prtcesn.IOO. _,, ... P'lft ~ .... . ml!~ti!M!m .:...~~"..;;...;;..~"'.--71 ' 7~7IOO llllWt IAlnl .a . ., hlrt Qllb.... JS r.Nt ......... .. >att•rn Dept. fC2 c..dlM 1 ............ .. )ally Piiot 111ft:t ffflY Qlllll ......... . ~;c:llC:W .......... . !U .... 11111 St., .. "" s.. .............. . " l•ll. '""' Mill. .. • ....... , ........ . llD$. DP, S&Zl 1111 "1U n.. ta.t.t Ila ..... . ..... "'"'" Cltdlt ......... •• ~ RICH. YOUNG, SMART ,..., CNtW llll •••. .... '" • bllCI .ct Sfw ..... toft l"'*-t ............ 1 •lt9Se$. toos.; *irti JlftlS I .... ......, ......... I"' ·all Ill Hl.W S1RINO·SUM· .......... ... .. UR PAnlRN CATALOC frte ~i f\4... = .u.a COllllOll $Ind 1:c U Nit '1Z ..... .. .,............ ...ill' 11 ...... . ........ ,..... ........... MIZ •.... m ...._. CMcllll IMl.$1M 110. f_,IJ .. ··· .,,. ......... AUi ..... 1,.., ........ . I ~ 1-. 11111 I I 11 I\ ' Y.11• ~· ~ur.11:1rtcn ~r.11.b •• • O\n(ER. 2Z50 sq.ft., 3+3 l"Jl-C>R-+ bonus Rm. ofc sp. Jacuiti. fplc, low IMinl yd. Nr MUe Sq. 5'. sm.sooo ~ • • ~' Hull __ .._.. f040 ...................... MS ....... s,.eiallata. I.• or I bdrm ioodet. ~ I l '\f., ti RI \I.I' .. . ... . 7m b • St HUC1t1nr1011 a~x~ avail, 10••. w /pools. 1rw1119 I 044 :dM Propart1ea ...................... . se.-ma.IAM YOO WON'T flND A BETTER BUY!! re d h i 11 .:.:. · 55 2-7500 3 Bdn:Q. 1~ bath, fin· taltit (~ly f'OOCD, COV· ered patio, areal net&hbofhood, close to be.lcb. onty rn.soo. Thia immaculate 3j~~~~~~~~~ bedroom family bome with formal diniof room in Irvine Groves is a STEAL at •soo. Has central air PLUS a whole Jot CllOl'e! ! Call now·lor 11J;a1nma LANllllARX CONDO details. *'l'lTRTLEROCK • 3 BR 2 Ba Broadmoor, w /fam rm, din rm, up· grda. Avl immed. SU2.llOO. 1-b)d. Ownr/ ql. 75-1288 low-r lbr, 2ba, UP · I WOODBRIDGE : Brand traded. •~· f'abuloua ,..,, Aapeawood. Lowest recreaUoll. sas.soo. w price4 brbometo Wood· S3MJJJ ______ 1 brtcfle. 0Wna mmt RJI -·CHHOUSI ~-'hrn left -di Yale at •oodboUow. 1 4Br,3Ba,1Juundeclt, 1 Ehn•ood. $101,000. Yr ,...., lo rapidlly de-752QlilafterlJ>ll velopl1l1 b .. cb area. llAMCM llALn SUS.GOO. Ill 20th St. ff 1·2000 18.0WMAllCl'Tl S»-1118 --------EASl'ON, prol lndacpd 6 ••"CHW""., TERRACE 3 BR Dover, upsreded. 1 Cleartrater, -~ well located. Nr Comm $ s 3 Plu D Condo wJth 4 pool. tD2,950. SC'\·1044 ~ ch~: bdrrnt., i'°' bat.hi; near bit a BR w/atrhuo • ·Cftlm. Communky pool, fHITIHIC xlrh. 31 Bethany, '.; j-=:o-uCc: MIMI SU9,iOO.AgenL~-W•. aw.n 611-a.42 WIMBLEDON IY ow.a IN THE Uaivenity Pk (VWaae • ... .....,.H-•• 'll'V 1% DOWN ll) Hi&hlY upcredecl 2000 ...__ ..._, • 3Br, 2Ba, den. Teonlll. r¥f'l llflV( + aq ft, 3Br, 28.a, 151·2000 bch, fantutic locaUoa. 2 Ulll.u.Jll fU3,500 inchldes Jand. .,.. __ ,,., car pr, Ownr 144-lOM 56'1.a823 dya, 552-3849 eve • -• --DINUIEJ CLUB lmmac. cood. " up. CGado s, Owner. 2br, """'IU Univ. Parlr VII). I , O"lided. 4 tw, form. dln 1~ crpta. clJ'w, trplc. Come and 1ee tbl• modified Fordham rm, 2 ba. Fam rm Mn'. room, wahr, dryr, 1or1eoua 4 bedroom model, twnbM, eod unit. w/view. Garden atrium. \i '4-P&tio. cm:port. Nice. homl with• den. POOL By Owner. 1108,000. See to appreciate. t't.ooo. 912-»45 dys, aAd everJ'thbll that you 551~ er m.-work aa.soo.m.1ott ~9"/Wlmda. wou.ld want In a fine day. -'---.:..-..;,..;..~~-- ________ _, bome. Vacant ud readJ F 1 b Woodbridl• Cron~~' I ... 2 -. frpl, waJkioi fOl'}'OU ! ! &ntHl C UJ', beaut Elec.lot Euton. b1 clK. w -... bll-m. TurtleroClk Glea Plan ll. ~ located btwn lot on culde-1ac. irlnt i E:itec 4 BR bome, pri~ adult pool/jacunl 6 CXldd. lll,,500. By owner for iQJaied ule by ~bot.lie. 1137,900. mi Tabt&l Qr, 5a-961 owner. Prof lndacpd, <>Wflrfall.~ • •• --·-~· 1-llac. s. .. tboutaods. __ .;.......;::;._.. ___ _ Selllill at l11t years •INMnl'( llrie-. Sl54.D.$52-7350 ~m• · ,.Clad._ Vii "l"' ...... _ Sellen DW&l ucrU!ce VACAHT aANCHUALTY ew ....... -· 10ll um doll house. Fret~ Excettant starter home, 55 I 2000 Ooor, Rancho San Joe. pehsted., central air ud zWMty new pJuab carpet, • cPn Plan 2 •den. See to hH 3 bedrooms and 2 bdn:Da.1~ baths, frplc, 18.0W MAllC.ET ~D 8'&.n. l...5. 31 fonml cllD1Ac room. Also 2 sty + paUo 1 Ml. to UHIYRSITY ~ brllDll new back yard. beach. i Heated pools. , .... ., PLUSHCOMDO Callmwfordetalll. Hurry! -Lvl1 Odorcl model ~ •I I ""II I" I \I I' . ' ?])! fll:11n St ~unhn!IOn R,;ich DICUTl'Q4U fA>tlM.POOL Great t. larse lam.Uy. Has 2800 tq. ft. Formal diD·&rea, dim. 3 bat.ha. gp.ctoua U•'f'lll w /fpl, vault.-•d ce1Un11 + sparklln1 11d6· pool. Prlc• reduced to 1l53,SIO. QIJett s.d9r .... -1662 I.ms br. ~ · 'I ~I' t II I\ '. ' liiJ• , Mu~t111ttar &uch 1bow1 pride of ownenhlp. i br, d1o rm. 11111....boaua rm. View of ... Pri~ below other eoodo models at only =000. Call DOW for todaJ. 54$-&tSl c::= Walker fr Lee IAMCH RIAi.TY 111·2000 Laglllll IHdl I 04I ....................... ------------~ -._-= ------------ IWffl ,~ ,. HERITAGE 3 Bdnn "Bonita" plan. All oae level, new cpt.t, ~~~~~~~~ floortn1 6 1h11Uera. r: $139,tOO. Own/Alll•------- . • REALTOAS meslor164·21• n•. A UIYD.Y WAY TO UYE Phlleuk>n111ly decorat· eel bul...._ bome with all &bole estru. Solar heat· ed pool 6 jacuut, 1011rmet kitcltea. Prestle:' Baycreat 5 bdrm e on larte lot . Priced ,t only $299.000. See lll.ocJay. IUCHTllASUU Coiy idMI home, near oceanoo~ a BR 1 Ba, hardwood lloora. Sl.35.000. Bu: 1 Wh1h· Hl·.dtl'/ ;>r,n1 N•w , •fH1v<~ N f' r l 1 11 t1 i' 'l •lf'> JO BB.OW MAllO 'l'Mtelu.Uy decorated le llP1raded 'S bedroom hoa:le. comes' lot. Hatbor VS. Homes. V•ew ot Big CaQyoa Golf Coarse • Owolr an:lioul ! 80Lll couasa Y9W BC!I& p1ced view bmne l1l Newport Beach. Only mo.ooo. tor tllll J bdrm. 3 bath. famlly room bomlt. Hase cuJ.-.ac lol wltb RV acce11. Rarry, won 'l laU Cal.I ~ . , ~ -HERITAGE . • R EALTORS Lovely Newport Beach 3Bdrm. 2 ~Ba. Home. Vacant. Immaculate Move Jn Coodition. Bright O'urtw !&tUng Oil A Cul·dwac. QmOQa Drapes. Select Wall Pa~:•· Sun·Deck. 'Dils Home Shows A Jewel. iuo,opo. A .. Jo1 or Ne~'' Lilting. ' COIOMA DB. MAI Charming 1 Sl)t. Colonlal W/ 3 Br. 2Ba. LJv. Room W /Fireplace. L•r1e Brlabt Kitchen. Well Decorat~. J Suany P•Uoe. Nr. TeD.o.11 QJcutl • Sliope. '157,500. . . . . .. "' '""""~~--...----'"""!'-----...;..;;;;;a.,._~ ......... ~~ ........... .. .. .. .. .... ···········••······· ... ················· .... .. ················-····· •·•··•·• .. , .......•.... • FtWilil, ..... ' I CMliet'......... ~.......... ~......... ...... ... I.... ....... ........ . ,-Jllll!Jl•,_WI .._..,.,Mt ...._.,_,.., c d s' I waif ..._,,.,...., 2000 ltMllW. c.t..... JU4 't 1 __ .._. J240 -........ ~ -H•••• ....................... ·-·--·····-·--..... L .Ji. rroo ....................... W..a.d 2900 .................................. -......... . ~ O~["r; I E OLSON ...... ~ Mt!!:!!,._. tiff·---•..........:.. •-· ..._.-. 1116 _. 1•-c..... ....................... aaa.aa. •\'-,~ ....... , ..... ~ ... ......... ....................... v.iw•• .... . ~, ............... -·-...... _.... ...... -....... llluutltld bnM new 4·l c:MH 3 Br. amafl r.mlly, DO a.bars>. •1l1l0. IM + 0 ,.,,_.. fOllAUIYOWMa bl'. Saa tJp.a.abr l~ba ,_.,._....... Jlill&;.\PO't.....,_lltWD J)OO .. c dep. CaU _,..," [Jluuper lie 2 bt 2~ ba t~DbOUH, all 'b1tns, ......... Hfal.lfo.,u. ' 13MOl7. ON YOUR obB coodQ Xlllt Joe. C.M. -. ..-.. K••....., .... u 0 rau u.iru-r f I Call 87S'.11J24 daya. ;;;: T~· i,;.·"ft~ ICOTTIW.TT Stmnina281',JS. -l::t'V1ll5 Li f73.Zla4..... -.:.... . . ,,..71lJ BIHUl. Pasto . P'RC& lJTll.n'l&S Ollllaill ' •• ., ... a ng 0 --Pett'* (04,S) Al bueJa $IJ5. Kida. pet britt ft1Jc~ lri·lt•tl VACANT !Mlder wtll Ql>ll1Mle Pntt> '*-Nr. eJJ, Jlo .... F- tba.rm r . P1'*11l frml &twnhm.3tnl'atobtb. Ldlfor~ U00 lnxchilorbdauealae. corrACE Inc hU! Sm Pee ·t..~~-,411ttm Rut&tu1 ... 400, A&l~TT31. • ...................... KJdslrpeta.lSl-GaO. Qua.l.ollsCo&y lBt ecs400Ael. •I c ~ ol Npt Oft11C1 ILDG SITI UW ~I SZTO !HM) 2br tDd IQ. Call oow 131 HutiQctooBeach .... 11 U a Ht-4511 ~'r.ruitx;:.~~ ~ ... STOllYIOOK CHAIM 1100 27.000 aq. ft. lot near••• .. •••••••••••••••••• JloDormaJ.credlttarw J~ ba, dswb. IMIM' all. U.,.awt/Do\·er Sbotes -L••-4 .. leww n.r.. Arclt a.y, ......... -............ Paclllu Hoapltal. S ......_,_llfdted Freablypainted3Br m.. Hurry. Slh...!ee. Ntce . .v.t.5111',lba,cus&om fe 1 ..,,11 •If••................ IZUMTSPll.000 PalntaSbop.C!JtrllCMc ....................... tamras.acari.,.P.°''. lOOOt man aY&U. aow bom • /DOOi. Ftaub' ~ • I • .a ... __, _... &--.1 - -SI I 0,000 c.ter. Sl.ts,000. C... .. M.r 31 U ~t.ancla Hilb Sehl, t&25 AU areu. tu400Alt. room • fOl"tlall dlDJag. --..1p ic:e, MC• Ha .---~ ~c~ Lra unlta David .lbutke tutr ·-····................ mo ut lit +dei>. at.()'le& Be t w s 8.Jl P LiUl • olutu ecmtr., = W .... ,__ for •qi•f::o. fwo Blto kl\. Goo4(cond: ~ Walk to~ SUper 3br, . .,.:::._.o~rk~ ~ beaut., &ow malol. J>U· ~•• • _, .... ....._ • .U1J, Spmdablenowl Upt.nd-ATl'l:NTIONllrILDtRS hplc:.e"..:.'!dJta.oopeta. ~ ~~~ ~..?";~ 1.ie • .., "'owr. ~ ·~~·;·~~~--;;=;-;;~J Cl'* b•"'-.oed lloon, 4n-4SI I t!: ll rental tacNues 3 uutta + tna\cl 4 more ttTS.--·-yani ., 5 n4' " Ptll nMm .. i!I lb' 0--N-~ =·~1r-:'.t. DANA LACUNA u . Yery atU~~l uaJU w/varl-. 1111 .__ 3llO ............ _ 1---1..-JlR.--~-aA.--a-Con """"'-··-~ "''~ f4 ed $259 000 POINT BEACH aat~I Jiii w_ Wallace, Coela Meta. -·••••••••••••••••••• · · r ...._do1.._"!.•~•1f!>.. .. ~!!~ ~ ·. · · •AA-'1&12 01•1 !.._~TO& S5T.as4 or !!,l~OO. 845-SUI or SBR.2ba.ava1Jlifaylotb. ~i;.uedoor4 !!:., frplc. =·-=~~ .. • ·-..... • -am -., ... _ --OnJulet cul-de.tac. A/C, -. II v~-r. lam ~=•~t . ~~E ~THI 0' tlc.-..Pt4":i.r JOOO NICE B·l tn Dana Pt. w papered. 768-0St. =-631~~· $t1S. ~~ bea~~ tbia ~ I j l fHl-¢UsJ •••••••"•••••••••••••• Some ocn vte; 3 OS. aq 788-48, Ml-310 llllY~ 2Br+u.u -COO Dar~ Tii - 8 1C: 1 : e Pr'elll .. 9*avtewcoo-,_.._I 1011 a.r-...a.w. 12UNfrs ft .•. 000. • • HewportlHdt Jl'f lllKACULATE1 S BR. 2 ~rT~l:· ~.:i~f. ~/nase-7311 do. Newport Creal u... c., ... .,. ........ ._ ............ ~mile to beach. Tbeee Westeod\Pacmc ....................... ba. lam rm. rrplc. wtr i..n?S ----------•lot! 4 Br+ t4m rm+ H••••••••••••••••ff••• ............. . t I Real&tat.e UDO ISLE-3 B 3 Ba soflner.amQ!iealtrtsys .. 1 ______ __._ --------•1 cieD + f~ d.iQJq + QUef4l ,.. ... ,. 1100 WOD t lut a ODY 831-a&OO ~ r, , tndly rm crpts d.rpa 2 u ... CAMYOM• frplc +wee. bar + de-·-•••••••••••••••••••• $320,000. Great illcol'll# nr Genoa Bcb. New pet's raeddotnmfsbSe ftllllllll!Qh• BeaaL•-adedPlanJs eorator !IPITldel super ch lne' trade-up from your Bea~Lal Bchproper-ltltcben & Ba. Decrt'd vec. · lrdn area. bqe JJ4Z , a.. taai ~I · Seber la burtiq with a VUdq Coe ln Irv 1 dUpla or 4-plex. Watch ty,prlmeloca, l blk from f'wu ll200lyrlseorcon. beaut. lodacp'd yd, ••••••·--·· ~!odeled":;.=~~ OPENrJU10.2 mere manalOD 'to aell. tlnul P.ark , "Tbe ~ll"OW0 ·Call now or~..F1 .ooo. 504Se ~~. mo. Call 61s-S6216. aprnklrt. lleaa/Npt eatt11ou1 WHtb ... l,y titcbca.stalDecl•leact.d. QP£NSAT124 You'll lov• this S BR, I = ~ l :!i .... 111!.~~z.zl ......_ -acbla, nr So. Cat Plaza. Ba1TwnhMl.4Mllr.All aJau. Imported Ules. UlmaLOaClOl'caJJ BA.family room, formal HW~s1500•· ~·--COSTA..SA E/Bhtfbeautfum,ocnvu Avail S/l. tB30 mo Incl •""'n*tMe. pOol, CAiiail. hrdwd noon. Shutters OlriaHarwoodm.38Zt dinina • 1 apProx. 3$80 -~-..... ._.. bome,i,poot.avttoJul)' carGler.m -7344 dub. boet allpt. P'tom &hruout. ¥iew locaUoo, f'et'IUICC Realtors ~·~ ~ u~O: rlUTASJICAL II . ~ 1. -mo. MMD) Eamlde. ZBR. lBA, enc sm I.II> ""· Ml-0~77 Ge' = =S.~~ • HAllOI VU $lf0.000-it'• a •teal. •rM I R·2 lot. Colt& Mesa wtt.b 1 a r . rem ode I ed ... ----------- ., D~• St r-. s· pn"'ACYonabuaelot. ~.-~"~ .. beatBeobCb!lYamby. 1!-11-&P.-& approvedplwfor$un ........ UNfwllf•d P7S/mo. Ul·lt:if/ JJ44 • ~ ... ._.----"' ..... " ... ...-...... ..... rmsw •• ST -' tta,M.uat act fut!: All. •"•••••••••••••••••••• IW$-0'133. L ~ .._._ 14 pa~ ~FN~~~ piopat •n•11111 •2Trf.-..* 1194183 Ga al UOZ --.;-------• ' llMTM.S J>ll,y Sa & YAWYUALTY 1 .... W•kh NearLU.e)>att. Min.to ••••••• .. •t•••h••' .... 3 er.1~ ba. ft'plc. covrd ·a.mbflMldet,fOfever rMJ>.'tr~, l / n 4tMtn 731 0 0 HFAllIL'IPETPARK bch.1 .. BR,aba~l-3BR. HOlllEFINDERS ~·~fdrpa, bltlni. 28R.2 Ba. .. . . .,us 8act Bay view. 4 BR,•------....:;;--Beautitul 38r, 2Ba lu.x· 2\1; ba; t-3 BR. 2 ba. S t1 r•o...rt. TbousandsAJJ·--·aJ Of 1 !_.entaJJ Y ·551-1678 !!~~~3ba .. :.::~ ltm nn, I ba, 3 hS>lc 's. IY OW'fitB w-y home In IU>raeous garages, frplc:s . Sl&9.000 letort 2400 -.. _ ., .. ces Backbay ~· hae tor lae, • 1=· Z:U'I Jnlne Ave. Back Bay-Newport Bch famJJy park. Available each. 1709-171.S Alabama. ....................... Sample: 4br. :Iba, 2 car 1ara1e. f« Trade.631·3U' Near22Dd&lrvine ftw immed occupancy. H\int. Bcb. 538·1718 Beaut. tOacNearlflt lO, Sl75tbrfurnuutpd tenmscru,Jacunl.pool. •POOL ~~ 4 ~.~~~-~~mr. SPACIOUS 4 bt, 21.\ ba Ewrythlna for an active Owner. ~hrfrmColorado River 12352br::/pel3yd Available May 1. SS50 nm.Din .... """'"'"'-mod 1 b .., 900 family, swimming, Molleyto"'--._._.._1 •.ooo firm m, dn p~p Pl03brld /garlodep mo. No pell. 544-8071. $f0000DOWN "-¥e-tn"cond ........ ft.tl\ e ome .• ,1, · ti J aa --UF'ETIMESERVlCE "' .. ..,.11--323 Z st1)' home. 2SOO sq ft. o;;,Sat&n ...... ...., PriJJ.ooly.49W.U'J :-:.c~~nJub~,; Unita In Los An1eles. wW fine. P.O. 2785 B 557.0122 ._ . .,, ,.,... Owner wOJ cany bat. of u.s No a111 mutb. mucb IDOl'tl an for SeYenJ Just Ual.ed. Xlnt 931163 3 br 2 ba, oew carpet fl szm.ooo at Sl.S16 mo. Im-2212 Ftuclaco Dr. AIAteOMID '25.000. (NJ1'2170) calh flow. &xGross. Call Nm Desert condo. Jbr, ..._ ,.._. 3206 tile. aaa BBQ In Ira feoc. mac Huie re.tr yrd. No · PIX8 UPPa c• ...... Pedflc <213) 319-1410. lll.ke-Agt. 2ba. p\lil patio. Exclusive ....................... .Yrd. M50+ lit 11 laat 6 qualifylo1 needed. IYOWta ' Here'• JOW' cbanc. to lloblleHom.Realty SW'a""8 Deep canyon. Tennis Altrad.lve Jbr, 2ba. den. _aec. __ &G8515 ______ 1 'l54MJ ~ 3 Br bome. lm save bl.I SS w/hm1 " 270Ularbor,Ste208 3._ f'-.1 , wilt + club. Poola, lited crta. f'rpl, adlts. SS2S yrly. 3br.f~yard muce $14,000 ~~~~j,~1 C~tp.~,:R. 54o.5tl7 ni: ;;uOW::,:00. C.u Sll.t50-831•1807 m.3Dt <m>m.0171 F.uU~=mo. •a.-... ftt>lc. ' lluat HU tbls week! &a-271.1. WAU. •IYOWNB* tz.Z!eO.Owber/A&t. Olltof~ C1Jf lrmolHdtUll -· AIC. '1111111z. Jae. aauna Beaut tc!IJdo.brdwd fln. REAL ESTATE Doublewideadlt_. ""-Br...____ l lot. ftoopeatr 2550 ................ -..... szas Ihle• 2br kida oa lllllOmo.•tO..Pll ,. 2bri~ba.deo+studlo $10,000DOWN lll·J750 4fl-UOZ ,..... ''"'2 ...........,..on •••••••••••••••••••••••at1r2ba creclitref re-ht~t 'eood1oc' 4 tibra.rv. Sfde e>c!ean B ~ b -._ ftveatarWlfk, F.V. Each bas encl. ''\.Ale·. ~red ~ .-. ·-~ Nr "'--· 1~· all. ALMJT SQ-Ilk'. IBa. ~ 5'2-13U Yvw_..,3 r.,.... ~lL Fireplace in front .'dnil -,.._ -•.a... • ---... """ . .....,. more av Twnble ~patio.poof Ille. or ~mo pymta. No We'velJ'OW'Dln•lle Xlntlocat.ionforachoola flft....._e_ a 2131891-31138 _ nowl645-f800A&l. '1k. adlf. cab 1116 mo· ~--• ~ vilur---.1-...1 n."c'" oeedal•-erbome .,obll• uome io Sad-2 •·aBEDROOM • .,-.. .-.icu. •-• -• '"' ~ " & 1bop~·nc. Pr.1vate • Coroa. .. M.r l2Z2 1275. 2br. Circle tb1a 1• ~ -111'---.~ JIOll'M1iOD.Call7$Hl77$ Nice Zs~. SBR. 2BA dldwlck's newest park. 900 ··"''J VA-FHA i---------9'eWro .._"' ~ ~ bome. Quiel 1\11:· t., lbQ oew. Triple :"cter 2nd TD. u:ke~: OA.RDl!:N TOWNHOME. ....................... Kids. peta. dawb. Save on RSJ 3 Br 21h Ba. fonner j:xcluatve Cliff Haven. 2 roundina•, ~ • __ . __ ,._-·-""arpn•-Stoey book charm, 3 Br 2 fee &oi.D& fast 645-4900 __._, pri _., __ D =Cape Cod, 2 lrplcs. 4 ULTIMATE' r4 ytbing, ~mm pool v util. room & appliances. fer.~~. h a .. fi:tt24 Ba . o Id Cd M . 7 09 Afi., is~' vu. :;S~MJ~""' dbl 1ar .. absohddY Wehw"owtU•fllca accesa.Call'93-7682 0 w n er being BEACH TRIPLEX EYft 1 _ 757 • 1623 Larkspur. $600 mo ennc only. 752-2020 Elepnt 2 bdrm .. 2 ha .. FOR SALE, by owner, transferred. Make offer. 673-3941 3 BR. 2 ba. ~15 addi-MOVE RlGHT IN' Sharp Own iait. -"'---·--1th 8379'91 S..Cl1.e11te tJonaJfam rm, f'rplc. up. 38R2Bll w 1c~ ltlda& pe."'°""'"'w sweeping 3Br 1~ ba wf)Br apt · Spyglau Hills, view, 3 Br grades i/o. Wallt to pool pet ot •On y '. 41 5 lb Owner. Harbor View V19W ol tbe bay; located --• AA ...... ..,.,.., • Walk to bejtcb or Del o~ YOUR OWN F R ltOO mo 48 "mitt. tiCI\ + lee" . • b d In Newport'a most de -·000· s-~. S • Park 10 F1eetwood Mar Sbopplna. Quiet "" am m, · · -mo 9l:H567 a,a. ootee ~rmM. :incoy'up 2 .!'.:...~· strable area. Tbit bldg. 12'x5a Enclosed patio. area, w/1reat 3 BR CASINO Drak.esBayDr .. 673-3!Ml clMntng ~~ ' ' · ..... ...~ ... ~ ... -~ ... ...-Shed etc Ad.Its No peta •• _ .. IS..-2 BR Jal l nd ~""" B The.Be b" I ER DUPER!' BR 2 i. 1 bit to pool & gmbll. baa aecu .. ty, pool & _.,~,~ • · • ownera ........ ...,.,_r + commerc a . ....., Loottnc y ac . 3br, f'lpool )'rd. BA. +dell fpic O/W & Open .Houae S /S 9-8 Jacu:ai Who could aslc HAC•DA Sl75006U-5774 units w /ocean views. R·l lot.s, service station.a, Save, Ume, gas & money "30 mo. c:pta Only $t25 is:Mstr1 • 640·0325. 1848 Prt. formore?$&2$.000 Perfec.tforlarcefamll.Y. Laeuna Beach l0x30'. JusUlstedatsieo.ooo. ranch. motel. mlnine Call1beExpertsToday S48-C75'7«S46-3187 a&l~fee • Culow, $143.500, lnc1 Qrcular driveway leads Xlnt cood. Steps from BERTRAHENRY claims & warebouae. ll 1.....:::.----·----- land. ~ to tbla ven large s beach. $8500. John Va· REALTORS :YOU have lhe tnowmlllihow, PVT BEACH HOME Mfeu Verd 1 e. 1 3Bdrbl. 2Ba, o O o B R 1 D G E bedroom.4belhbomeoo nlanCo. Rltra 2l5De1Mar <C92-"1n you can mate oos. Stunnlng3Brooly$l95 am rm, rp • pr. ESTATES 4 BR i BA.2 lhacre. Pool. larce faml· ('7]4)631.otOO OCEANFRONT DPLX All this & more can be CoeyFlreplace (6460) enc yd, dahwabr, nu crpt, sty. ft!')' deiu&e Adams ,.:i =·R==~~~ uoo RENTY ~;J'oo8ountry Lake For.ts SUtr adult auper loc. S28l,OOO. Good .re::.'~::1~·940·000· ~cr!l!'!:5 ~~ "50/mo.55'7·56Si Model. ta>0.64CMl&IO • land. beeuttfuJ DeUtral • park, bea"t. Bud1er ftnan. a.ii. 673-l020 Z47·26JI 2 Br crpts drpa lt'ds ot ~2 8R. dbl car. ~ •• • ~!v~· =~ n-noo biahlr!.:!iraded. ,.., ..... ~ .. Must TAX SHELTER Land Dlvblol'lforiolo. br, 3 ba. ra & rel, adlta. $255. • · ' · ~-~·~-3~· ..... "" eelJ..r _.A._ BEN HINKLE R.E. lNC. no peta. $575. 43' Poinset· MS-_,<t .---. • Sl42..50t. Open Sal/Suh • ..._ ..... __ 3 Units 10.9 x groaa tia CDll675-5218 '"'' i-s 1181 Port Rams1ate. •---------LaruuNliueJ AcnogefwSaM 1200 Sl07,000. ' ·TH£ TE.a.RAC£. beaut ~ 496-7222 l31.ol34 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Units 11 .3 l[ cross u COSTA 0-Pollrt 3224 \IPl1'llded Cambridge 3 .., OPPORTUJQTY to ~ U11o • partoenhJp -and OWi" a percenuae ol .6 reotal unita in the Bhtfs. Bu,y 15'k ol t.be dull.. a 2br, 2 str) to,.obae. • wl:?Vtba. h'pk It pallo ls youn for Oftly a1.ooo. Owner S.0.'1558 AHXJOUS OWNa 21/i Acats Sl49,900. Custom •Br. 2~aa. 2 -···•••••••••••••••••• BR. 2ba, GZS. Ownr1agi . B 0 ••ht 11~0-tttl!'T ; S..lt,YOlf'lflw Country llvio1. 5,000sq Botbtmitsin-pri~Costa frplcs, wet bar. l car Whitewater view, 2BR. 144-667f......_ caoalfront4bdrm .. fanu--,9 ft near new homt. m Mesa areas. CALL garaae. ocean vtew Bee 2~ paUo, dedl, rrpl, ..... .-,.Rock Olen._ .. _. ly rm., ~1·oom with Cw-mini 3 BR 2 A oo be If I 0 55&-2660 ,..,._ £un... ••UllU.I ........ &.ab•eT bar stools. large lot. View of rolling aut u area wner !p SE. LECT Cee Company. Sl34,11UU. Mesa 3224 gar. 5 min wllt lo bcb " 2 Br + den. coraeous .....-J hllla Open House Sat aruaoua. BKR wkdyc C714 > 729·2554 ... •••••••••••••••••••• harbor. $175/mo. No pets view. pool, tennis, apa, sw.900 Exchange? Br· 1-sPM, 31722 Avenu~ (71.4)678-5117 PROPERTIES <n4)'12t-3',22wknda p&e..,e.est-a1afl5pm. $600tmo. S44·2054 all in& aU olfers ! A·-"a. OR522-2C8l t ... ,_ 3 B 2ba.....,.) .._ NIWUSTIMG nu -------o.tofSlate youa...,. r, ...,... _.....-......__· ------ '. 4 Bdrma,, S baths; in R~~?M:AYTE PLANSFORDEWXJt'! ..... lfll4:f'tex ,..~ 2600 .~~J;'e,_21n Jovely area. •T... l232 D E £ R F I E L D N rt Sb Onl """"" 44 UNITPROJECT In Garden Grove C ll 3 •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ..,,.,.., •v; -··•-••••••••••• TOWNHOUSE 2 Br. den, ewpo ores. ) 66l ·l8U/..-.... .., Good It.-...u .. ~c 3009 It IYOWMEI Np ta.-3 Br, 2ba, tam ~rn. w/Wetbaf overlk'g pool Carved 18th cen frple, courmel kltcb. o e w CJ> la . 0 pen R:= \.4. '185,000. .; ~ W1D a THUi SJ.15,000. _..,, Two + acna R·3 l.l br, (3) 2 br. area. HAWAIIAN COHDO .._.....,..,,.....,. NEW 3Br, m.. air coad, 2 be. wOCld dect. 2 car CAYWQODREALTY s.fia... tNO Hemet. Buildin1 permit Shakeroof. $38,IOO ~away,lnt.blavinecov· frplc. cpta, d.rpa, bltna, pr W/elec opar. mir INC 5C8·1290 ....................... "m<We. SllS.OOO, Owor: ln ~:>.;o:~·~ Just $3,980 down, furn., ered co\tntry setting mircowavem-31189 rored wardrobet. Nr. MIWUSTIM& C.tm 3 BR N~ Hts. Used brlck f'rp1, rorced aJr, copper plumb'g, boat acc. $1.2S,OOO . *IY OWMER * =-(~~8 n•·nt.9218a I\. Br usO ,[ Pn:::f fee almple. On ocean home. 3 Br, 2 ba. "95. New 3 Br all ameoltie. POOis. parb 6 schools. $59,SOO, for 3 Bdf-J~ -"'-'• ___ ev_es_. --ti 2t sq · with pool. On Kona MHOOl/645-3009 (1pJc, cJub, Uimpora0 Sorry. no pet•. Sf65 Ba -b ,. D ~-oas ID · Olut. llawaU ~u a J -··•. tillft, 546-4Mel. 4MC).08NorU)..107'! . uae am ~m. '"YllQI 73l-2."i2:5,A1ents. Ask Mcbolaoo a .E caMlSs · Elaide 2 br l ~ redec ·--on xtru, c~ts, new New U1Un11 ., Lare.. For.CenorBev • · · cbUd/Jlel OK $350. 31.S ... ... IJ.4 PATTI WALKER REALTY 842-1'18 =' .. ~~ °:nd':o':~ ~OO .per acre. ~de Colt& Mesa, 2 '=. ,..__ 2700 ~~-..~~5 !!.~~~! ••. ?~~ ..... ._~ ..... ~?!! Lowdowu.oruau.meVA <11•>m..-1 aepande untta. 1 new. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ·-2.,..-.,..uuo,apa. YoarOwnTenniaCl! LA.uMAltlMTAL loen. Call 531-6757 OR 522-053C> Good lnco~e. Carry 102 A~ From 1315.. Kkla • peu Plua Hkl Pool, Frplc OmmJas oActer ! bdrm. RbDAY ICM ~ IJUl.IAUOAI&. " .... WAIWMT llAUl'Y 1.----~ ~~I ,_ --_) 5IMSUOUS HOUSE OF~S Lowelt pnce condo on U'8 froal( IJl Newport Qwt. LIKE NEW. only Jlv.d In 1 fDOllths. 3 BR, 2~ BA. RSAL ESTATE BY MCVA\', BEACH. Call IO-Ol'll,.. sountCOAST $1200 PB ACRE IEAUTY 300 Ac,. Near Redland. llinutea to entire Irvine Cteative Investments onrop&n, Walktoabop. ~-~~----­ptn1, acboola 4' park. 62 "'CRES 1bil beaut. 3 BR. a BA ~ famiJ,y home bu Oraap ao.e to Eutaide ol Laite Coam.y'1 beat locaUon. Perna. Unique view, Beat tbe lncreaae In witl\,..well. pbooe line, prtoes W. aummer, bu1 ~taie. $310,000, it**! Only PUOO. Elcclmlv• Realtors _ 54o.3"6 Richard H. PauieJ Co. ('7]4) ..... aome paper. Prin. oaJy • OK. 6'7M912Bkr. .fBrZB& ..s <'318> bome. toe.led In eelrtraJ Q.500. Mere, 49UOU S19f5 FULL NICE 3 Br 1~ Ba fplc D/W aed.loa of tbe vtllate, • ....... ewe. stove, rtln1: lovd, Fam UJXURIOUSIBRJBA BLKS. FROM BEACH. 23 on41 story unit a, Slts-r-..a bme. $650.8'&-1S29 ft'l*,BeamO.WDp SHOPPING. Liv. rm. '1'1-HR $S25 _. .. ,_,., llldllcln1$650 (9133) W/flreplace. Separate a-, ,ooo. 3 Bdr 2 bath house. Near • ..._. 6lt-41H dblinl rm. Lee. kltcben 2 Br on R-2 tot. E-e.ide $79.,. MONTH Eltancia StOO. lblot maj. cndk cania fs ae pa u te aer v 1 ce i41-8510 pcrcb. .Just com~ C~~~9850 ~n~.•t_:e~f ~-: $!8:5. l~. bla grdn area a.EAN 4 BR 2 Ba, t llty, · redeeonled. &acetlent Ou.rb UIH_..... Road No abartn1. dlild, pets rncd ~· fplc, cpta, nmtalllt"7Smontb. ~CASHn.ow ---· N"''' b Noo-smohn only. ref's drlll. • q.met cul de IOSSJONJtEALTY 5-plea t.aaJe, totaUy r. .. _._e. ni1 surv_ey Y SIM W llth. 548-0358 aac, Dr aeboola. $&30. 4M4Jl1 -1 fUrtUbed, bl Sood area, licensed enstneer. lrob req. · · IOCm f'or Lie Zbr. 2ba Blue ~000. AN for Tony or pltta. i>Gelalled ~urvedy E!Side 1 BR, veeyl.Vil •. bll "zzfrl. • ..___... J-o La•oon condo. Poot. Gmle at m..,_sm 01 map. iant Ohl an lot. Kkla/pela o $375 ..__,. --• WAIMAWOOOY U 1011"vt 1HD lbe others, now aee Weetcliff'a belt. launac. ~ BR + den. COUDll')' kitchen, t>el noota, ~window. 1112 Wflelc-.11 REAL ESTATE m.9l2-8S81. Prinonl)'. hickory In a araaay 1.-1710 -·· .. ••••••••••••••• Deecb.tenAD. l 600 partllte ~ Mucb New-elepnt-Z bedroom _... INYISTMIHT wild ..-. Deer. WUd ieR,zBA.fplc,paUo,dbJ <•> or a bedroom ... DIERAtJ> BAY , ea 2 IJovet' Dr. $1.88,500. Agt. -===---=----50l2l3 Ft. lot ~ Coast GG-079 SMINltt t014 ew,, NB W/l.Cf5 aq. ft . ........ ••••••••••••••• recall aic.. at. fl apt. Of' SUM11r llACH dtloe + 2:RlO 1q, ft . n · OMTHllMCH cant Db..,..., $05,ooo Old Wortd Obann. LI• Ptofea,i. bld1. ilcroaa '8r~. ll'riq rm Ir fhlbl N.B.P.O. 1IOO SC.. Mor£-ft. IM '900 mo., 1Jll _rm, 11li198t rm over .. .._ ,_ ..... ...,.1, a car 1ara1e. 10.ao T""'T""' ._. prden petlo. 1*lnible 4aN. corDer lot,, /room to •spud. Fantaatlc oceanvfew. OPENSATfcSUN DBIGHr turkey/fox, raccoon. ~ many features ~ ('575). ~ fs w~ Ba, 1 level bi. bt lower Two bo\aae9 plua triplex ~~u0a4!e~~·~!;!~ &rea.55l·1008 b"::c~rt!a~car EB, '°"'t._fncd trdn, with each UDlt bavt111 location. Good blgb 1:astUde 2 Br, am tiscl r,::f'· hJly main· loq:m..:.'Jn"* tbeir own privatA! yard 1to11nd Picture poat $375/mO. Yrl)'. No peta. yard. Adult.a. No1..-•___.;.--~.,---­ and liJ1l)e car iara,tt. ~ beauty. lnYftt In Water pd. Ava11 5/1. 188 peg. Inquire 525 latb St. ......... 3210 See OW' ad ill the lncome ~ee. 'this tranaac-E. Bro9dW&t. ~. '71'>-.alll ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ~~=°.': :=;n:;~=:._11eadel11arpoo1 JWt.mror1sa,zea, =•SA.rt,~·=· callonthisone.Atterall, TRUSTEE aene..at Ac: home, ~ab, cabua, 3 w/qb, fntd 1.rd. On.I)' --~· • •aretbe beltt F,! ot., Box 329, BR.1~ -S115. 751.zoeo ~tu~a.:,:m~wn~·!.!a~ll~·~no~ti:::ee..~t:-;:--:=-:-::'•";-:t::-;~'.':;;;:;;- Beaclt .. ~ New' ea. 2~ ba, dbl car. Small beach ~ MliiMt ns2 d_ Qu...n... m. r cah collect JICld. *5115. A.taoa BR. J~ BR. cleaa •~Oocl -··-··-· .. -•••• ~xzw <114)H2·11U. Nt~bta, ba, open beam eetllaa CODd. Sep yard '325 Im.mac. 2bl'Jbe. &-etoo· _ 7Uotl2t roo (314>al7ZL -~. $31.493$ ' · do• the,,_.. AIC 1 2 t-OIAM.lf • ...,.._,81AQt car pt ~ l'JOtOI IN ~ .... .,,M. S@\\~lA--4£~s· •mo:O.UGHiii T"'1f ltitn111lng Word Gam• w.itlr o Cltttdl• ---~-....... QA'r .. .,..... ____ _ ........... ~., .. .............. .......... ~ .... I I , , f' • e I .. ~·April '" t171 associated r"' • I ,, " lot f I', 1 I I fl'; • ·" • t • • • ' .-31~!~ It,.._ 18 1 I II I I .~~1, I "OH' l'lttt l-CJ~"•'41 0,. i.l.11 ·-· • ' c.,.t..... e ·--... I I ... rdl I I .._,_ , • If..,,~... .............. . ................................................................................................................................................. ~ ............................... . • • , """""'...... •rt ....... cMliiL • 0.. A d d I ti 0 DI ' Pnlt lt,ptDeM.Landlcas>-Want. R&ALL y CLEAN lWQ'• Tu Service PldDUq. Eltr Jlntr. gs. Helll lllltdlliil. Latm'9 TILE a:.6aJ ftlP-CIWWS Olll9 lwfoit• .. ; wt:it ~~t New eonstr. 1111 • ~ llaioL HOUSE? Call (;lQPam »Y..,.Ellpericmce pr+ bG1:mt. .,..._ reu .... llT. • ");14Jt tr: P.:llltlttl~-2'~ • -llaila.&.A. c,el ....... Qea Uc'd.UW~.MMZ50 tnCl.IDOWtoa.trlmmln&, GU1.Freeat6'W1JI Call~ Uedll4-10fiSDaYa S l a --b, a. .... MD aL A•I :::z;::.;. . ~ '"1 "n& h-ee ==t="'! ' Op. m UP•• rt _.....;.._.,....._..:..lll:;.....;;.~1,. sra. awla •o. tS DU W. f'IUWPI OeimuL '9dmat.a.5CS-70t2 Hlfoalecl9•ntn1dooeby LINDA'STAXSERVICE Ftne l!!lt«. ~by Pl&ddq.lot/e~/towd . ._• _ _,.;.;..;..; ____ _ •nfll .. S•Aa •Our ... p.t oder No Job too 1mall. reliable couple. aefa. PenooaJ aod BUI In· R.Slnar.8t.lte.,tm.Try =a..8>Qdod.llcdHOll0'1. CEJlAKlCTILE . ....... ,.;;e\u-.. -••• c,t ~ 11 yn apr· Uc' /Bo.t.cl. 5U·21U OA&D&NING 541).1'11S com• Ta x Pr e p . ma. ~JUn. by expert. OIJl IS7.-0 .. MaMJ•Dft¥9WQ'I, Dia won 'm)'Mlf. Reh 141. S!!!'!,C1E Ewe/•hnd appoint A SS I al'Upm;PaaJ -. Parkb& Lot reJaln ~ --· GSUMSHIMI avallab&e.<n•>MMGt PallltYo.rCm• --··-............ i...;.....;..;.-.;.;..;;..~--_.._-"~~=:cw c..... .. ............................. ,..1ce1 ....s L •=•hi -_..,..11...,. iD ~ HOlll&\Vl'!Rs. Phal:Qb----------~··-·-··············· I' ': ft ~C --••••••••••••••••••• JZ-wlaa•I•• A •-••••••••f••••••••••• Ua1 bolDm. 1tlL • «It. h'.116 JteatlQa. rr._ est. ~ ~Mn& CABA.NA Ucsmat 14.'M1174 HA.HDYllAN. Homes 6 ~-o.~S: l.andleapbq. Tree lrlm· rleut cbedt our re· HOnHt • rellable._ _______ _ , , L9t11S. olws Jl!oe niert•i. aU OC· apt1. Coo1cientloua " RE W'Ofk. Serv 1 mtni. Cleao·up. a yn C::C-~ :.,. JJl1IJIJ. ..vlce. Bot\, MIC OK. Set.SC. . 1••--•--•••••••• c:aQans.MS-teS. ELl:Cl'RICIAN·Prlced ~n.CallM.5-0302 dara. wk. Bonded •. In· esp Free E•t Jay Ted.Df,708$ • at. m.IOIScrM7-GJ ••••••••••--••• .. ,!.•• Uncont•tltf DIYOru c-•/C••r• ri&ht·tree utJmate OD HANDYJIAN·C~ 1wed.MMll525 Noboru. 841 ·40'3 or ADJ e:bloa,1water R•monla. trit:D~l'Jll , fl'OID ftlln1 t.o ri.oa1 '50. • LW..J~JaallJobe..tt. ,.. ..... electrical, p1. wn ;, m.aa Bob road P aJnUa1 .... • MdlnD eacl, prun.iq. 1"e au.; 1.C·d. t Other Jeul typlitl -....................... __ .__,,. v•..--Comm1.. mdm • I tll R lmarell.IO-M:M , __._ -•--avail. A"· All pbuea eoacrete • ~ Ooon.157.cot The II~ that'• our t' I I t Est bo d•ed rel11· eeram c •· •••· -T...,.... ....., ~ bUnrrt ,..._._ .... , ..a. &IC'Tti-SBYI ~· ,_ -··•••••••••••••••.. u I , o , tu m.JMI a.rice. 1'n111 ....... 'tloo Le••• Typln1. . ......... Ui WClh. •llarethandeclrici.ana Qua). detallln1. au cars. name. .. OW' liab.•HOOlUcMSZll --· ~ ~ • Uc'd /BondecleGGN -• ,.963 wash, wu. vacuum. pme.Call Brickwork. Small Jobs. 111... !'ti· removal, lt>H/nl· ..,,, -. i d b •-Newport. Coeta Men fl ==tlnl~ --• .. ••••••-••• &AC.lot. -.a71 ..... u .. .._. Foundallot11, retalniitl . '* 0 ows. c brome • P1oors, c·-·· bat.bl, • ...._ ......_.__ -, ~ "'-.,t. -... '-'h r1.. --""!...i_ .. _ ... ._ ... ,~ ... evea. .. --~· · 8001'8 tmtalled factory~. --.-... -tri-· •••--h••••••••••••• walls, block•, patiOI. Cullom Electnc: Ind., •l'di •tC--u~·1 "t:.6 w.lla. petlos, ·~· .....,...,..., ~ dlred atab1S cat • ..,.,...... ·~·...... ... BabniWD.I • Nr So. Cat s.'fS.Ql. Uc'd. comm.,.., Ii mamt av.. ~.!!' · a c · Spec. pricefonac&0tre-a,tckwark. Small Joba. • RaiOiciGwm yn. 1 mtn1. prOnlDJ. •P'fee ' Pl 11 mo Co 4 yrs Full Hcmmt 6 reliable. Free .,.....,,. lidenees. . Newpllt, Colla llesa Ii JJ'S PAINTING. Great 5e-Z911 eltlaatea.~"'59 tlme.Refl.SST.-e: i::'~ ~=· '::~ mt.flH5'2 •••11 'lbaMGQ,YSt'rUIJlO Intne.m.31T5evea. workit~-t=c-. INOOfflOILISS •.m ... a. 9 I : ...... ~ ~\..3ZS7aft.erapk f•daig ....................... Career Per1ou1-Home Artiatic malOIU')', bri~. • ~mp.:~1= .... _ ............. . ,, -·-••••••••••••••••• C ••••••••••••••••••••••• HauJ. 11tlploader dump Cleanin1 Senlt!e. Call block, 1tooe. Walkways, PAINTtNG fl REPAIR. eees · Wladow1 cleued. 7e f Bookkeeplnl for lo· EMENT WORK. All WOOD FENCES. ALL tit. credin1, tree •1· ewsaft6pm.~ walll, ~ant .... Labor a5 yrs, wor.kmanablp R!:PAIRlcREJWOF. All uooable, bual.nef'Na. ~ davfctuala Of amaU bull· ~Oaii ~bJe. Free TYPES. Built t.o Order, demoUttou etc. llSH.25 Rmeaarle'1 Houleclean· ool)'. 64U608, Carl. l\W'. Tate ad van ol my ~e • . • b I n & I e a • homeds apts. tc1"'411 .. w, LO yrs uper , A·P , ~kt~~ set and t•lf)• 1.q. Re&. reuoo. Own ~ QPer. 531-'7058. bake1-compo·\.ar. . A· I\._ type lnYOteta. bank W9tit of all ld.JJd&. you · • •••••••••••• ••• •• ••• • • U'aDI. M>U03. ~ ........................... • Qual.. wort. Satil fuar. Lo Free est. ~-58:» You don't .eed a I• to P'::i thru trial bal.uce. ~ bloclrwork. Free fame• PalnUn1, wallpaper. O.ch. homes wttb "Two Men Wiii Move prices. Loca r efs. s.wt.g/MarallOM .. dnw fut'' wheD • .)'Ou .MS-4111 lllt.sst-a1S'7 ........................... r. carpentry, 1eo1 malot. PERSONAL.~ouctla You" We handle 11'1" 875-8336,flS.'1280.lnl. • ......................... =:o ~~Alty · c.,cnnfsa C 1 _._. Fonnica CounttrTOIJll In· " repaar. J . Wau1b. Refs S..X20or53H728. aml mo•u·offlee ll ffouMpaioUJl&. Ex . " o..tom cloehina. ai~a--M2.-S::. now -···•-••••••••••••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• at.ailed t.o your 1pecilk•· 6Q.-080l ~d. Dlatance & cbeap. Refs avail. r.!&M UODI II f'el)aln. Some 1---------j; a r pent er . Free lU.Jhtfmao "Sao, Gen Uom. Latest colon• de-p..,_ Cliff-Handyman It llouaecleanto1 Neat, i?cal.1:1r:,Prcltl~I· call646-0480 P. u. • del. Sharon . .aimlt.-,Ao,yal.wjobe. QiaU.CustomAJtlcAdd, a.m.Free..t.67Wll8 JanJtor service, 25 yrs l>elleodable,CoataMesa u~~ 6.ITih~· 1_m..:n__,__'6 _____ _ Tony,MS-t9118 ~allo1, cabinets,._. Al exp.8.'U~ NewportArea761-2582 Al8C'7·nia · ~1t1'"~~~h. Lou'a Homa Repatn, 30 ::!:m~ew ~ 8: ......................... ......_, Woman • • s per . JanBle\'tnss.9-7263 ~ yrs np. Doora, wiz>dowl. ~.Uc Ii: bonded. LANDSCAPING /CLEAN ....................... b o u 1 e c f e a n t n I . ,...'n/fcnrr CJ ,_...~ p&tloutc. S.51·2054 UPS OCC Slude t t Ton tnack Rerereocea. 842-2556. Aft -. -r-• -....... ~B.fa...a.o!t. llaint.eQance lmmedt.te 11 · · 3pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••-••••••••• ••• ••• c.,.tS..-.k:e -~ terVlcina.M2·9907 Trash. tree lrlm, Ron P~PAINTING Decks. covers. latl1ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cuat.om Room Adds • ~S103. ~ Hoiuecleantnc It ban· Ex pr d. Rea a Rates. wor1l. brk:k •We Ca.rpdManwilllayyoun C.btnebCountm.ops VERYLOWPRICES CHEAPEST hauling Lo dymau repain. Npt Free Eat. Call Geae Bob 67s.7eoe or mloe. Repairs " ~·Office..Comm.All. On Gardenlo1 Main· town. Fr. est.a. CHEAP! Bcb/CM aru. Bonded 5152-°'58 deaninl too! Guar work ~:::~:n~ta tmanceGeoqe 54!-3015 IMZ-2995or6"5-1390 ~ 556-4l.23 art 5 or 1A._l_l _P_R_O_F_E_S_S_IO_N_A_L ~ ,our old aturf for ·-•t biger eavinp. Free WmB.Anderaon·BuUder SELL~l~e lteDll wttb a WANTACTJON! · Painting. Inler/Exter. new 1oodlea with a 1.at.~ Fr•Eat. 631-0361 DailyPilotCJualliedAd. CJ.aaailedAdl6'2-5878 .WantAdHeJpf "2·5678 Reu.wortsuarMZ-0388 a-.ttiedad.IG-K78 tl.62 •r DAY n;;t'1 Alfy0u pay tor a JOda1 ad In the DAILY PILOT SIRVICI DIRECTORY DO IT NOW I 642-567• UrcenUy Needed!!! Ware&>uae StoclK Cla'b SbippfDI 4' R~vtng Must have phone &t relia· ble tnmp. Looi • abort term aMi1Dmeota. Hali· day • vacation pay. Hospltallutlon plan avail. t ftr Ad ktiiil Cllla Day Pita( AD-VISOR : 642-5611 ; , •. BURNS : • ... P'ESTCOMTIOL Steady Job for rl1ht person. No exper necessary . Profit shar· iJli &.group health. App· ly Moo. 9AM·l2PM. S66 E. Dyer Rd, SA. PETITIONERS f'1U/part-Ume. Good R.l. SALIS OPPORTUMITTI Woiit ln a comfortably ct,. orated office in a pre- i. ee area where there is coast.ant beylng and sell· Inf. Unique Homes in Mesa Verde bas a ntw manaaer. • new "70/31)" commlssloo schedule, several new ZiaUng.s and a new lease. We are look-ina for aaJes people, eit· perienced or oew ! How about you? Call Sandy Orlowski or Jlrn Wood at 548-5890 POUCIOFRCIR $1217-$1411. Mio aae 21. ~~~~~~~ HA srad. Women en-RE. Sale courqed to apply. Ob-*A. V All.AILE MOW !::',.,~licaUon • test 2 positions l.D excltio1 " . at Police Statloa expandina Ceotlley al Of. m ~ anytime. Ap. nee! Call for appoint· plicatiooa acce'Pled unW ment today fc discover: SPM, April 28 or until all +Why we are better! i.t manuals have been +Wbywearegrowing! distribut4'd: Apply, Seal +Oetyourllcensefast! Beadl Police Dept. 201 +Why we train better! ltbSt.SeaJBHchCallf. +How to earo big mooeyl Be &lad YOU calltd I m-1CX50 Century 21 SWf a.atty RESTAURANT COUNT El PEISONNll MJ!\tnm daYI and nlabU. Apply in parson 2 ·6PM 1\lesday.throucb Satur- day at.: For appt, please catl M.eredlth Luckow Al .. AMCOGIMC. <Newport Center I ~1900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBIJC FURNITl11lE •AllTI•• 'Couch, w/loveseal, col· ree table. 2 end \ables, 2 lampa, M50. Good cood. OUh only. t7N83'1 T_..7:30 PM Nman IOI• bed a· ~ce ID••n w.._t "aok1 •· niUen Swivel &SPO chair St•.~ SMALL ESTATE Oaaual cbain, diJdllc \a· Sl'OCI( UQUIDATIONS ble/4 cbn.; Pneed riPt. lAWelY cblna, tablet • 142-581 cm.. bar 1too1a. corree • •---------Xerox 800 dual ..s \bla, ~ l(lfa I& Watened, 111..t 1 card. Muat be ••· bide-a-bed.a, occaak>nal mo. Pd SltOO. a.u "°°· perieocecl Pleasant of· cbrs. TV laJDP plcluns. Dblbed.aeuaew.cbair.~ rice near O.C. airport. 1oYelJ bdrm MU. cbeata aide t.bl, bookt.aae Sm Di.....uJed dl.ltie9. Tiexl· & armoJttS. ~nil. desk. Kna I& dbl apread.s.. bl• hn or rllll time. bUDt becb. W•lerbeda. cUltOcD ~· 55Wi519 7SZJ77 retriceratora, 1tovea. 1_nm __ l_ev9S_"""""!' ___ _ Need fall time " ,PUJSl.DTSO' NlSC. Kah. Bdrm at. dbl bed. 1M1rt--Ume ... Xerox IOO -$AWE..SAU SA ft. Oren er. D lte •ta od dual \ape operators. We honor BofA, MC, V£itue 'BiOs mD«le Rl/'I Must be ex]>ert · fut 41 Caabler'a Chech • c:hn.56'7-1130 atcurate . Variety. CASH. No peraonal ,,.._ aJ •IJ n---• Airport area. Ask for checks PLEASE! Food ....... rm, ov -u..,_,. Juale, The Office, availablb. Jt.ems aubjfft pecan. l leaves. cu.at 549-2118 to~ pada. 4 cane-backed MASnis AUCTION cbn, i UPbo1 cbrs. S35<1. Vint 1ast•1r 20'15~Newport8lvdCM &M-1801/i'1Ml2l J0°6RNEYXAN 8SMG5 _... 2 Twin beds w /table, «It' .,.. 1120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..U&MOM»S ner 1roup, 3 drawer cbelt, 3 ·bedspreads. 2 pillowl " oew pact. 950 or tnde for aatique doll 1"104'704, 873-292L New • used, buy, eell. o.rtt oak dalna eabinet & tnde. Cycle • Co. :1481 1 ' tbl w /leaves. 1100 ea Newport Blvd, C.M. 541-1026 sc.mo •-h-..---w.---I0-5-S Ilea~ DutJ Maco bike. ---··•••• .. •••-••• ~ araae Sale' W-..ber " Ad ror Pat 64M'70S dryer, Iota Cl misc. Fri " Sal.131 J.-nn St. QI. B>y'a Scbwlml. 2''' Ellcellentcood.ltloo MOVING ! Criita1 dMao- SIO * ~ deller, a liver aenke Girl'aSchwtno.2'". plecea, haebJd •P· ExceUent condWon r:,::-• wall plllCJW. S10 * ~ , TV poq pme. misc. s.t&m. M . 301 Cl;.,_ & 10301_0ana1 __ • _NB_. ____ _ • ••••• ~........... 3 .:.:.-:... SClle * * * * * * Kamiya C-3 proltaaiooal Ste::.Wd~I k B• by WOMB4&MIM camera, 2'41l2'4, W/'!iA> tbibp. maeb men. S.t Earn SMOG a mo or D>Ol'9 mm lens ls Mam ly a IM. 11141 CoUoewood St, 1---------t aelllna lllObile bomes. Secorlem, 1.IOaun, 1:4.5 nn VI}'. llapalia I& IEJ-WUl traln. call Paul. m411m lia. US.QIZ2Anabeltn. ·--------·--------..,-~ - ffqae accumulatloo. 1000'• ot itema. 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" "'"·--•• "rt. m1Dt. ao.ded. ••1w• "•••••th. •.mi ..,.c.d.-... tioa! :11rw>. ~a dOWI and &.::r&opa: tood 'eooci. lllOO. I.AIM • .u_:J•.500. Call ..._ tno <19M>. •c1tM1·1721 Sl&IC1'IOMOf ~ .... ~~-~--~ ,. '*" IUIL•tca ..--·•••-•••••.. 1'7•DATSUM 0M.YSl4.ttl nu Opel 11aau ...... MIWlt11 ~.=: '!':,~:.~ •DllYIA * 7toWA90M d•m•a•d. lf50/Ull POISCHlt24a tape.smo . ..-· •AU.IYNOllJS ., .............. Alltomatie. factory •Ir" JWtl. JeMW. Ul.JlD s. UI fGt 1'0V ... "" .. DC. MW eQ&.. paial • *UTILE...* cand.,.W.tape~roof ,__.. t7IO todQ...llDn'Jl lntee.tn~ . SAVE A LOT rack <JmlVZ). '12 111~8:: = llBZ.,.,. 3IOSI.. '-'pd. a ....... ._........... ... YA11S uwin $4lll ~.~' ' ' lqll. lOllOhu. All/'11. ':.t.-=.m. alDt oril YWAOISC.. '755 Nabers lt71 MIZJIOSI f:11r.1 ·01:.·~~~= 557.am. S.luD~ ~COW'E OBO. P.P . .._..U '11 T1tt9-o Carttn. 117..... Mii I Cadillac t.aat o1 tb1I baoctma• ifioai•·--~lbladt. 1&.000 mL sm ~ eu.s. •"' .;~ • 1., I • I BARWIC K DATSUN I 11 If I BJ f.117) 49 J.JJ/S 'UCAI ac•1 1MJ SILICTIOM IMSTOCIFOR IMMEDIATE DB.IYIRY SALES-8DV1Cf: clual c s ! Lu•uri Cnmplllw 0 ~-(7106'5 .. 101, t :ao to •WINOI. katlller, oati OFntlftAa'• 2600 H,1r.,.11 Blvd. equipped, I~ mUel ~ ,C:.:, t. ~Ii= U:30unwtdfl.. GIO--. -~. llut ODod 1Q~tor'1 in stock., IMWll5AU5 C'"'IJ M"•J 5·'0·''1 00 .,.._~ .uperb ~ lbeof S• o'ao tow collu ''14 tu Cpe ~lk/8llt . Mil! ltl ......,. takell llun7~t.befllut! ., • • .. .., IOO made .-t • . IMded Beat alVIUld JOM ...W t ucac::L ~· U · lluai IM lo •P· Xlr'MSL5.0oo115-11M '11 t 11 S T • r I a MAJl>Ajl9tAULT preclate·OWlled by 1 '74 Ill Cpe Blk/Blk. All /Pll/C8, alloys: l150Harbof81\'d. "Tl Dauua Pickup. lWlt H~ll)'WOOd •tar. LoadedBHtU'CNDdlOM A/C, lllat, 117.400. COSTAll~ 1973 l.OCS '\,J \ ', ,, I•, ii" l' O,,t• (I ... 9 ', cond.., abell. •· <SBSEllO>. Itru Sl.5.000e?S-llN 548-22'14 645-1700 W..00 .. 4 speed, •unrool. pwl'. • la ttuhp 97" windowa. a tr•cll: atereo 11 > 1 , J I. ! ' J ....................... •mao. <Jll.llOO >. PARTS.LEASING '88 llarlt lll. 1-4 zooz YI '71 3'QZ. x.ln1 COQd.,Jo mi, MISSION >1110 IMPOlll ~ Goad coaditioa · 4 speed tram. " stereo. '*1iala, konil, Ill&& tell. ~ <783MCC>. $11185. Larry. -..SU or . . dl11141l olY ~'104 .. w 9712 19743.0CS. -.0181 ••-•••••-•-•••••••• The ultimate lUKUry ~HARBOR BLVD --------"15Ken:edel'50SLC,swt· 19781MW1s tERENOW! c~ IODYSH<>ft MOWOPIH DC"1 1M1' SILIC110M OF IMWUSMES we may bave your oat ht ln our inventory C&U ¥today! ~1-2040 495-4t4t coupe with leatbeT in· 540-641054o-f2fl i 4 Datsun 211!GZ, air, IWl rf. All /Fl( stereo t erior 6: sunroof. --------:'i2:561..lnt cond, $M9S. c:aueue. red/bel1e. new <aaLNT>. 1916 DA TSUH tires, siuoo. 8'2·842$, • 1'752002 12105eAH IW t7251_Nt.oeet ______ _ 4 IPMJd, air CODd.. 1un· 4 Door. Automatic , •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• lt76MIZJIO rocl 6: atereo cauette. A.11/nt • ln excellent. I t75 AA T Black W/IOkl loterior. condition. Must see! c~ ir. SEDAN. Wltll sunroof (71%1). tn'JPPL> ,,,, .... _,_ ltereO. pwr. windowa. • 1-12002 -..·y g S speed, stereo tape " ln 5ow miles. Immaculate! ..,, --SZ5 0 very 1ood coodltlon. ~!:.· . . 41.,eed. stereo. air cood. Mlluclw..... t5.51NCA). & only 21.000 mites! ..._.~••di (1~~75 J.0SM 21001Wi>oi' Blvd .. C.M. Leeher interior, pwr. 631•5130 wtoaow.. map, stereo & I t7 6 DATSUN t t 1 1 t ti M IHION VII JO IMPOllfS ····· ..... . . ... . . .. . 8Jl.fl4 1j •Ill) 17V4 ~ ----alownercar. <879SZK >. FIOC,,......, 197' 200Z vv.--.. '89F\al12' Sport. Polaris allver. 4 5.-..1 S speed, AM/FM radio, SUOOorbetofr. ~ radial tires & but.er. Ell· Call 144-11105 sunroof" All/Fii stereo cellenl coodltlon·llke ....__...._ cuaeue. <707PPM>. randoewl tOOlll04>. .._ t727 1976 S30I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed, sunroof • 1tereo cassette (41SPHH>. lt7613Clla COSTA DATSUN Ml\~IOtJ VII JO lhlPOlll ~ ... . . . • y •••• llJI I /old JllS 11U4 1'65 MU2JOSL Cluaic Coupe Roadster. IQ immaculate coodlUon. Must see to •ppreclate ! (f87LXI). MISSION VI£ JO IMPORTS ~ BlllW Bavaria, s;.~ The ultim•te luxury MESA - 8rmld Hew '71 HONDA Cars MANY . .. . ··-. , ..... ······· To a.ooH Fro.! llJI 1748 49S 1704 ------ ---. ~ 4IOSI Auto. tram .. factory air eondtUonh11, power 1teertn1, power dlac tint., All/Fii stereo. CT74JLS) $8444 JOHMSOM' $0H M99$llH 1A1tlnl eoo w. Cout Hwy New Port Beacb 646-0262 lleftedes 7e, ~ full)' equlp'd. u .ooo ml. $lt.soo. Dys ts5·0740; ...._,eva. lt1SMn210C Stereo. CnDH control, f wr. window• ff door ock1 -A floe automobile. UDUUT>. We bave a 1ood lelec!llon ol other fine II BZa ln ou.r iawntarV. Call tadav ! Ml'.~•()N VIEJO IMPORn . . . . dJ• 1141! •10~ 1704 llU&o. air. 1tereo, 11.lol sedan with leatbtt in· coad. e4S-408I • eves 6 terlor • s unroof. 9.md. ~ 730 w 11th (462RKT). USED CAR LOT :r2 111.·1 I /7111 ...,,,,.,., ·ll I ( ,..._ I \ \ 11 "' \ 6 31·5690 UNIVERSITY llBZ, 'tt. 250, 4·dr, ..... t744 AM /FM, super cond, ...................... . !--Cll . 1977 JZOI -· .. ....., 3 as, lo ml 4 speed, 1tereo & air ..__" • ' aw.o.. cnXl. (13'RUR ). Two to lllt, new bra. alloy whla. ....__ f AM/FM ~ p /YI 6 """""'"' rom. aun roof. lthr lnt.. lt77 l20lo spm Black w (lold lntenor. Sttteo cauette, air cond. "TaBlllW3002 le only 10,000 m iles ! 211.000ml'a $6200. (OMOI lt7'DATSUH 210%2+2 A1J the "goodies" lllClud· ing AM /FM stereo le al· loy wheels. as,ooo miles (3liMl >. Priced to sell at OMLY $7140 •642-M98• ......... '74 BMW Bavarian, .u.ooo 111-2040 495-4949 Mazda~ ~~ ~~}~· o(ou '89 . MlclleUn1, Kools. 21.SOHuborBlvd .• C.M. "......,, •"""" ........_ .... st · AM /FM. apt at1 whla, 645-5700 fer. 151121 days. f.sp, cmpl1 pQles, xJnt --------r CREVIER &I Sf a HOAOW.Y IAfflA ANA 835-3171 cond. $ZllOO. MS-5507 aft 4. "74 am, All/Pll stereo CMa., new ttrea. alr, blu. 1S'MC80, B.as?O Joe ~ 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !lllW!llPfP!'l~P!P. .. P.W" a.-ble $1195IO{fer. S51-Gn. 1'73 MOB Ha.dm C... • GMC '75, aJS. lite bf11e, loaded, 4 speed, AMtFM stereo, Trsb xtra elem. P.P. "'*· rallye wheels & both ~ff.arbor Blvd 752-QO lo P ~ L 1 kt-n e w • M . . tl>-iJSBM I Com esa S40-9640 I t73 MIX ONLY $2550 1976 Civic, blue/black, 210514.5 Mlrtlde Re .. lea allc k . s upe r cood . lAJxury equipped lncfud. Mazdamenautt 673-5811 Ing pwr. windows & 2100 Harbor Blvd . C M '73 Clvic, • spd. gd cood. =·Immaculate COft· 631 -5330 $1.lllO. ! <4MGPW>. 963-4'156 ...... t741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t76 HONDA * PIUGIOT * WAGOM We have a &ood Hledloo 25,000 kH miles. Drives of eoM Is '78 Dtetell now like new Is la priced PllCISLASte m stock. Leue dealer debt! (855RJV>. TO $3,000 direct OM. Y SlZIO '8 MBZ 220. Ext/Int In llACH IMPORTS MinlcM ..... x.latahape. AJl.Flf, surf. Ml DOVE STREET Mald9ja...lt European style. Evs <Near MacArthur Blvd. 1974 CAnl CPE ztOOH.arbor Blvd.. C.M. S..1447 •Jamboree Road). 4 speed. sunroof, rally 6'3H330 NEWPORT BEACH ntt UU11Mft OIWlltO lllAC- S /A I L 1 E ' I I .CASI lmAll CASI TO YOUI SAVINGS & A NEW FIAT TOO! UM 01 a dowll ,.,....t _.emit~ .. ,_"-Didi M..,......_._ CHOOSl ROM OIAU81 COUNTY-S LAR•EST SELECnON! 200 FIA TS TO CHOOSE FROM 2 DRS., '4 ORS .. W AGO,..S, COU,ES WHILE THEY LAST OH CARS IH STOCK BUY YOURS TODAY AND SA VE .. ana 111r: m 18819 • • ..ws DICK MILLER MOTORS I , A T 120 W. WAIDe. SANTA AMA •ullD IMW• • '7U0024spd (7$314) '7S Ba nri• Auto m.JKR '73 2002 4spd 3118KBV '7S5nAuto. (918MTV ). '-1$2002 41pd..$R,J.37 II UK ;"lg 2002 41pd Air otOBEV wbeela, AM /FM & in~~~~~~~~,--------Sellldleltems 6'2·5678 75•,._o "cherry" condition. i= '70800Sed.atl. nd.s body & -TV . ,..._ ..___ _a:.. {91Zl6) Salepricedal '73 Datsun Pickup. AC, little mech work . Alllot..M•w tlOO A.9tos,Mew tlOO ....._Mew ftOOAllh&, ... w '800 __ ,,_,,, ..,._ OM.Y$Z79t headers, x lat cood, $350/8 .0 . 645·5056, ••••••••••••• .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••-•••••-••••••••••••••-•••---··-•• Mllec:le...._ Sl~/bst ofr $48·1118. aQytime 'Tl mA SIR 177RSK -aa...10. 5 :by• • • WAMllD TO IUY Quality used BllWa. llOY CAa'fmt IMW 1540 Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 64M444 w.de~ .. 646-1.al55 _7_S_HC_O_M>_A_C_MC __ 1 ZlOOBarboi' Blvd., C.JI. ~~taun 1600 ~t.er 4 cyl., 4 1peed, radio, '31·5330 ;;:.;t~~:n~";:,::W beater C505NCA) '71.DatsunSlO,AtC. $2795 ?3CANl2600 6cyl., 41peed. (30IJ::ISX> $2444 JOHMSOM It SOM $1200 540-5830 --~ i4 B210 cpe, auto, R/H. 1011 \~O\ & ~0\ • l tNCOI tl· MERCUflY NtloSll11~!eg mu. 37K ml, tz200 or 2828 HARBOR BLVD 76IMW13• eoo W. Coul Hwy best. 497.3597 COSTA MESA •s peed, All /f'M . NewportUeacb '73 Datsun 1200. Good ._ 97•0 646-0262 oand. l owuer. $1400/bet ....,.... ~ •aaselte, 1unroof, air ofr 483-0836 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• c ond1llooi111. Real --1-,-72-C»a---, --, '72XJ8. 52lC mi, lllntcood. Clunl <•Rl'A>. 4 apeed rallye wheels & 77 280Z 2+2, loaded, EvesMMtl05 $10,888 1ood tran1portaUon. clean, 13.000 ml, take $SOO(I. (T10&TY> over be SUM mo + S500 · JOHMSOH It SOM OHL y $1770 cub, 830-6197 aft 6. ·73 XJ6 Series I, ern ~ '"" Lwlllg aand/clno. IUlr. 46K ml. flOO W. CoutHwy Miracle..... Jllrl.. '71. 2 + 2, ooJy 2600 xbrt cond, tape, '900 or N-Beacb ..._.,.__.. ortg mi's, 3 yr warr. •LM6-6(k58 ,.._...,.. 1-.. lower than dealer 's 646-0262 2100 Harbor Blvd., c.... pr\ce. 963-717l./961-8654. '67 Cluaic 420. Only 66,000 611-SJJO evet. ml. Mecllaolully xlnt. New tires, wire wbeela. Allllol. Uted Allloa. UMcl AllhM. UMd Beaut. inter. Multiplex • ••~•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••'-••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ICenle>. Priv. Prty '5.400 . ........ 11!111!1111!!!!!!1111!1111!11!1111!!~~!!!1~!11!!!!~!!!!11 ........ ,494-:&5 NOW OPEN!!! -.~-~~:M-ena~rrn-s·m:~ VISIT ORANGE COUNTY'S ~·good value. RESALE SPECIALISTSf ~.!:'!: .... !?~ ... * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '* .,, * * * * * * * * '51 Karmann Gbla. Na 197J,.~:=:.w:. 1t1,:~1 !tt14 ::S..:!w ~!~.~Vt. 4 IPHd tran1. wllh lt With AM.lfM t'ldlo and,._ With sunroof & AM/FM W.. 9731 [""11~95'•· rs2895~ ~·72r995 ...................... . ******************************** ltll YOLDWA9'Mit 197•TOYOT~ ltft72YOLllWA ... 14 .. 0MMetlA it CIUCAUPJIACK it POP.l'OPCAt .. Automlllc. .. cond. l itl •PMCI ~. AM/FM it '4 IC*td. t'ldlo & llntC .,,. M /fl M fad I o . ~utereo a· fOw ·mlle•. it N Ide .condition . J828CPW). it C524PIR). .• (260NST). mir ~cl e m azd a T, ~. ' $ SG C 4000 JY~ · ~GC 40 0034S IMMEOIA TE OEl..IVEiY BRAND NEW 1 8 I 1978 PLUS 4 SPEED TAX &LIC • 5 SPEED . ~3195 : 1iAVE :~ '3295 ·<a·g· .. -.. .. .. ........ ~-*-~*Jlt .,,, ............... * * * * . --·wA---. t 5 YOLYO ... lt75 roucHI C....Mtto64S.1700 lt71 MADA 4DOOllmAH ~ENGINE 4 speed, ooly 31,177 miles 6 ooe ownec. Local car. (3Z2ELU> .,--.: ··~·s · ·~ ~-16411 ~ fl4 '••s•••IUS itl o ad e d w I t h•W l th 5 s peed & Wnti AM/FM radio . ••Qu1pme1" & hu•AM /FM 8 trac k. ke NEW111 (eeoMXTI. Jt. t.-o • tone pa I n t . it I m m a c u I a t e I f I '4295 :(•15Nvo795 :'ee;5H1 ' *•**********~ •••••• : •••• ? •• t .. BILL YATES, 9u. VOLKSWAGEN +.-.o~•c:~• -· .. OMLY ans . ~-·-· . \\'. J\f, 11 ' ' flj ' . , . ' . '"• --------- • Autos have more CLASS when advertised DAILY PILOT In the 642·5678 • compfet• ..... ~· ..... ad Mf'Vlce and aenrtc. S•-.&-• ........ tt7t' • "JI COROLLA. kpd, -" i ._..... · str••· lo ml'•· $1100. llAf . • _.,.,.......,...., m.Zla.MWIOOOnt 111. .••. ..... .................. .,...... =€-:;::"..:= -rl' Q)rol1a wp, auto, a.Ii'. ~..,..,..cftdlt. .....-, ... ". ' .. _ All/111, 10.000mL .... P r • • f r • • ~man Stl-773t. ..... ,...... ...... '3388 ..;.,;.;....._..;......... ____ _ ;:~·..c': ~ 17555 Beech Btvd. ~;~ ... Aflll n. ""'' Huntington .. ach ~ 17••5 •-........a............ 842°fta75 "TS Cellca GT. 5 spd slot -uw'"'" '""' ~ cond, extras. Orl1 Huntington Beach J==:;;;;::=::;=:::= oner. -.1100 842.()675 1167 Toyota Cotooa compltt• ..... and•ervfc• 771/J SUIAIU DIMO • -.ot ~· ....-. .... tll1t ... lo\lll ll'aO 53488 -LARGE DISCOUNT !t'! DI ':•a ., .. ...._..._ SUPER SAVINGS Deluxe. 1 owner. Lo mi. Nutnm,t900.~' '76 TOYOTA WGM 4 cyl., auto. trans., ndio, beater. tinted al au, (527PJA) $2799 540-5830 IOll \\0\' ,\ ~0\ • , i>l•_ H N Ml H( UI • 2828 HARBOR BL YO COSTA MESA "10 ~ Ocl'oaa, .,.. tiret, xlnt coad. k> ml. $UOO. NZ-8108 "71YW --4 '""· W ... ..,Hos•~ =------·-$2895 ;· "76MYMN .... ·~ .. , .. ....... Gr9llf9. "°"' .... '-,_ .._...~ $3499 ?IMllO • ~r·---- Sl495 ~:.~:."! •.••.•• !~~ '~ ... ~ ... "! ........ !.'!'!~.~ ... "! ••••••• !~! ~ ... ~ ....... ~!4? ~.~:: ••••••• ~ 17565 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-0675 17555 Beach Blvd. Huntfntton Beach 842-0675 • Take the SOUTHERN SAVINGS RO~ ' 'r YQU~RE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 8 1.0TUS • FIAT Mission MERCEDES BENZ ~jO ts SOUTN8MOIAMel COUMT'f"S ® por HOW.-AUYMCl'lft9 DIALm . SA.LIS • SERVICE 28701 ~rguerite PA.Rrs • l.f.ASIMG Parkway. Mission Viejo SHOP & 2iJ.MPA.RE OURLOW SERATES e 0 BARWICK DATSUN 8 MISSION VIEJO ~PORTS 8 MARQUIS MOTORS n4/83t-1740 714/495-1i00 0 ALLEN OLDs.cAOILLACGMC 1 8 SAOOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS ' 8 HERE NOW ~M_ASE WITH US 0 SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY'S YA.H HEADqUA.RTERS:~~~ LOOI FOi 1HI CALIFOIMIA 11SUNSHINE SPECIALS!11 ~~=:=~lber, $5986 I~~:· gnll guard & ..,..,,, kit. 'UC.- HUGE SAVIMGS~EE US il'ODA Y! ........ •6YPSY ,uly ... Ccw Hot----* DOLPHIM 1"""*1---a.. , ..... ._ S.Nlt«U $7599 l"lulT•lUOIMe ·-=-~R--- ·' 1------" ....... p 9770.i ........................ lt74YWIUS , 7 Puaeo1er. 4 speed.; All /FM stereo. air cdMS. • & beater. Excellent COO·' ditiGD witb low mllea&e. j U71431U). ...~ OML Y $42'1 ;' ..:. . -'I • ' . COSTA ME~A OATSUt-' People who need~ 2:145HAR80R BLVD ,; , n.t'awbattbe MO+tl0140-021l < DAILY PILOT .; SERVICE DIRECI'ORY '10 8'w, rt>ft.1 owner, dn(!.· ls all about! eaod. $l37$. ~ ITS-4174 ~ MllRQDI MOTORS VOLVO & TOYOTA SPECIAL T.Y CARS 1970 TOYOTA lt70YOLYO ~ COIOMA 4 IOOtt 142 COUPI With 4 •P••dAutomati transmission -good tJ.ansmlsalon wl lfanaportatlon earl radio. (084CCA). t32eASP). 5995 ' . . ··1y HURTS. .. . . • To MA "*9 new VWa et the priC* _. do but we t-.ie • lot of c:ara to MOve 10 vou·re In the dtiver'aaeat at ..• HAUOUI YOUCSWA•IM Alt modelt a COkM'I 8Wll..,.. SALE . -- • -O...C1 1l(l '7'I Sdro«>o. tW.I .... ...-.c..... WAIT a a pod price. aa.em .. • • ..,., Babbit.~dehD ID· OVER I 00 t.er .• lo mt a, All/Fii ~ CADILLACS •tereo. Soper clean, 10CHOOllNIOM ahrp. $HOO. P .P. ATAU. TrMIS ~9¥91. Grottt Chevr ol"t 11211 a..ocnllvd Hwfthnq'on 1 .. oc~ 847°6087 ;4C? )))I io~Ddltnn * OIYEllES-11~~~:!!!!!!:~~~~ ~~o apprec. 1971s I• ....... UMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••. .. "°' ....................... ?J POISC .. tl 11! ~~r'll.~~=: cs. JIOOfll) SIJtt 77 CHIVY MOVA 2 ctr., &ow miles. 6 cyl., euto .. power steering, nd1o. heal.er. <GRXH >. SJtt• G rotti Ch~Holrt I 111 I lkrte" l hd. liufth...qlon l toc:'> 84 7·6087 549.3331 ---~---- NlCESEL.ICl'JON I '77 smu.. 5300mllel. HOWAID a.n•t 76 MAD IV Pmfed. '"1M0· DOVE" QUAIL srs. Factory air candltiooing. __ Pb_t'TS'_1111 ___ 1 <Near MacArt.bur, Jam· full power, powet ...U. bone" Bristol> AM /Pll 1tertb. Landau ....,._._. 9t 17 NEWPOR'.l' BEACH top. <z31NKL> ••••••-•• .. •••••••••• "11 Corvette, buckskin, $8999 I '75 CHffY MW tirea, many xtru, 540-5630 CAMAIO ..-. IG7.o338 ~~':~cco:d.:· r5~; ~ ............ !!.~~ l;J~ =Ck'=•:-::::. "15~. edit .. 4-tpd, A/C, 2829 .=BOA BLVD (6521.'n.J). All!Pll. enc. newly rblt. COSTA MESA OML y .-195 "700 or bst olr. Must ----~--.,...-.. eell. l)ya 731-5100, ext. People who oeed people $46.9''7 J.U7 evet ~3 sbodld always check the ' Sel'vtce Directory m the '70DarUdr, DAILY PILOT xlnt trana $1.000. 983-80&1 all epm • \ • . ----------- "'fs.M" '•· 1m "'" Mto1. UMd Alllfos. Used AlllM. Ueed ....._ UM4 ......_ UIM a.o~.-...---..... ~-..... ----~ ......... iililo'°!~--_....,_ ... _ ........ ·~········ ••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• • ........................................................................................... . AllM. UtH •••me "12 CMt.u. "'' ,... tt11 PIW••utta "' ,..._ "" -••Mt4 mo i iiiiiiiiiii1 ....................... . .. --~., ·~ ................ ....................... .. ......................................................................................... . Mleeutdl ... '"' im llu1tu1. loaded, , ........... .__... Mil. . _,.. 7$ CUtJ.aA s. l owr:;;:· 77'9MTO 11'1' "1· satellite Sta. 1f76'°"'1AC: 77POIDT.an 11...-ct ,__ A/C ..-' M.000 aa1. red wtw • RUNABOUT. Low mllel Wq. t pua •• Pl&. P /B, HAM>NIX VI. auto. tram .. factory abNl1i. .... r • d: Int.. All/I'll CHHtl•, VI. aw.a. Poww It.wine: Alt. Gd. Urel, lraAs a1r COQdlt""''"•· Power -.me11 11110oav.,ICJl,a fix. rw-m.-.s alr cODd •• All/Fii. Cooler. alr 1boc ka. ~r~~ ~ill. wtndowl. power seata. -•-CW-· f:1a, • (lll.SWW). tnUllr l*cb. CB Radio .. -. pwr .• _..... AM/P'M w/I track Lape. ~ 75 Delta II Royal•, .. " tntl. Good Coed. Sl.100. wheel " low mlJea. Landau top. Loaded! Mliw' ttlO • All/'1ht.-.o. A/C. Wt ms. Orantt. S.A. <.alPQR). (015SllF> .... I .. I" ............. eta.ale IS, Dew lrana, •bl,_ p /S, wht w /bill 7~ ~o $45N ss· 777 OBAHGSQXINTY'S allll meebaodal cond, viQy1 top. Ku.st sell fut. ""r-'"' •l'trmoutb Valiant '72 4 MIWIST •W.Medl.,.mt.SlOOO $25t5. P .P. u1-0100 4 spd., radlo, beater. door. SlJllO, ht party. JO ... SOHISON UNOOl.N-llDCURY ftrm.t40-D4.16'7-0Z37 Geny Great1 ecooom,p Super llS-1.Gl. Nal>ers Allto$.H-lt'9e ... ~pluowOPEN 'T7 1t•an1 Ghia,' eyl, "11 Delta a. Ml' aedan, Sbarp <~>-"11Arrow,lomi, Cadillac eooW.CoutHwy IAYRU•OI under IUOO ml'• P.P w/alr •radio. Prlv Bettolfer. • NewponBekb UNC0LN.IDRCURY .... /B.0.84f.Olm. °"'*·a.Int eoad. P.•. Ml.QZIO 646-0262 Jl.11AutoOlatwDr. CLASSIC ... v.a auto m.oll.5. "13 Duster 4 Ill ..siala 2600 H.11hrn BlvJ SDhy·~eadt PIS.alr.P0011.D~. Xlnt PWo tt57 oew +r~. bra~e job'. c.+1.1 Ml'\.t ~40 lllOO V.. tf74 .JAJOOO Sl750. ~2522. X1nt cond. $1500. 546-08lle ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.. ••••••••............... or~7231 • --------'15 llustaq. rtxer qpper. I t71 flOID '74 Pinto ~p. 4 atk abift. -------1t d, ,...4 9970 '72 lbtchbck Clean. rum '18 ZeDb.Jr 4 spd. • cyl 4 -2'00ec -·. lo ml, new 1d _,..,.~ade tor Trvl dr, lite new, $4000. -GI.SOit PIMJOWAGOM tlrea •brakes. $2000. ....................... _, .. '74-5315. Jl'ran-..Ul ..-......a Auto m• tl c. I u11a1 e 98Ul.13 "13 nnmderbln:I. loaded, lnUer 14$-374& P. P · 1..;.;...~..;.:..;.~..;...;.;._;..._ 1117 MUsta.na • ......,.. CODdi· rack, fad.or)' a1r cood. & Pall1tlc ttH ~ mileqe. Bell otter '72 v.,a GT. Auto. All· 72 caprt, lo miles, au tlon, Private Party IOwm.Uet. <mRKZ>. 72 PlDto, 7111, 1Uck, vety •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• over wbolesale. 4932182 Fll.2'7,000mJ. tnt.. Radio. beater• .._. $4511 cood cood .• $1,050. 'IS Le Mam. rblt en,.. aft. 7pm. MC2I clod. »u.i Nil $1400. . dWOMorNU13'7 f!>d~ant. car. t500 .... ....._ u-.-...a ... ...._ u-.-...a 511-fiMS.. '11 llUstaq Xlnt Coad. _ ----Jlpd, A JC '1800/bal Nabers PIV• lfl ft60 •••••••••••••••••••-•• ••••••••••••• ......... t•l=4 ttl2 175-TOOI t -5 531-9438 ....................... •'1rebtrd.350V-l,auto, --·-•••• .. •••••••• ev./Wknda Cad )J '78 Arrow, 18,000 ml 's, A/C, P !&. P /8. Kust see. • '72 351CJ duaic A/C 1• ac ~~d. $2950/offer !.,IS071.40La.rry. 831-743&, All!P'M.' new uN.. LO CIMl•bll ttll -----...,._ ._. ... <:;;;;:.w::c.... _m1_·a._XlDL_..;.SZ'_700_7_SMl __ m_ -·•••••••••••••••••••• 2600 H.irl'lc1r BlvJ .._..-;;;;;;.--;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;ii1i...,.--....,. ... ..,...-.._..., . "1'I CuUaaa &Ip, 2dr aecl. Co\t.t Mt•s.t 5409100 .. CuLLau Coovert. Good "10TEllPEST4-DR 'IT, comp rbll. DU Uni, Air, C!'M, T·lop. Loeded. t.op, DCll pa!nL MOO/bat. • SZ95 • vinyl top, batt. map, 211111 mi. ,,_1531 &12-191al\ e. 831-3780 ------------.-------,..,...,,.-1 dual m uft. $2100 . .._...._., ... _ __ .._...._., .... ......,.._. HOOAmloi.Mew 9IOO Mlo-139. ---• Hvv_._"ew tlOOAlltel.Mew tlOOAltlos.Mew ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... . ........................................... . I - WallllngM .. '1 • Spec1al1 • BRAND NEW '78 GMC CABALLERO'S (~500822) (5WIOAZS00828) becuilwe Car ·13 CHEVY VEGA TAKE Y•R cemc:1 EQUli>ment lncludel l'lldlo & hnt9r. (ob4JOV> (LEARAll( '720LDS88ROYAL $ 977 Automabe. air cond .. PWf. windows. AM/FM stereo. tilt wt'9el & vlnyt top. (737FEU). 66 TO GIOOSE FROM ~1177!&..JW-___ PLlJS_TAA•-UCEHSE-...-. .ANY RIASOMAILE OFFER Will NOT IE IEFUSED THIS WEEKEND ONLY • 5 1' c.tlau C:alal1 · • 2 w .. 1ro.-... . ' 3 Clllla11 W•1 • 2 "StwRns • ., •• • 7 tA Delta II' I • 9 •Delta 18 loyal• • 3 91 U'1 • \• 3e monft~ °" ~Cl9dll. .. OOwn .__..... c:.i ,.a t 11 rr p!\19 ta I lcel'M ~ ~ ptlOl t 157t.04. ANNUM. ~NTAGE IV.Tl! 18 2411. • • 74 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME Automatic, pwr 11e-enng & s2977 tnMs. air. cond , Vlny1 top & raUre wheels (857MEY) '73 MERCURY CAPRI EQ\lipfNnt Includes radio and s 1977 heater. (886JES) •74 OLDSMOllU: CUTLASS Automatic, power eteerlng. s2377 radio. heater & vlnyl top. (1592UBO). ~ 175 FORD MAVBICI 6-CYUNDER AutotNllc. "" cones.. vinyl coo. SHJ7 pwr. ~ r9diO ' l'leater. (841NZ8l. •75 FORD PINTO RUMAIOUT wl)Md. recffo & heater, aif s2577 cond.. only 18.000 mllee. (282NRM). . 76 HONDA ACCORD &10ffd. AM/FM ttereo. air $ jl jln I eond. (294RCW) lllllllt BRAND NEW '78 GMC Y2 TON PIC- H 0 front & ,.., lnocka. 3 40 elde. powel' steertng. ctwome tront ~. H 0 rear epnnge. rlldlo & moctl more! rTC0148Z511M03) $ BRAND NEW 178 GMC 1 % Ion -..u .. Dair (TCE638V5145Ca) IMIUDIAR DBIYEllY '781MCDEMO SAU This Weekend Only -,....,. =~ ...... ---·· -.... ~-"'-=' • -....... -~- •72 c:ADIUAC SIDAM DI VfUI t , •••• ., too ........ s2999 __ NI_....,, ..,, "'""" ---"" --. ~ CIOfMt. -........ 11*1£!0 •74 OLDSMOllU ti llGIMCY SIDAM =:·E~W.:: s3799 --.cir-.~ lt•t lie• COlldtllOft ......,_, •74 c:MMUAC: B. D01ADO c......-.. -·s4199 - -flclDry -· AW 1'W •-II tucti ·-_ _..,. '"' ____ ....,,., CST1SATI "Too 0 11111 ,,.:_!~YO$TA5CIU3c:A99. ,,,.,, .. ,,,,oft '" -··11•-~-•000 ............ .... (374T'°I '77 POMTIAC: IOMMIYIW COUPI l ~~=--= s54,99 "-'-· ..... -· fect0<Y 11t. ttlt w!Mel. cr .. 111 COftlrol retlye .......... 10.000-. .. -(NI~ '75 CADIUAC: C:OUPI DI VILLI • =' ... ---=.= s5999· etr --· ... NI.WM llereoll t••O 1-. e aCe lleftt CelllltllOft Cl11SYVI n .,:,?!.~0UT$5SUIMl999YAM -~ _...& ...... OUIDIL ........... ......,_, Alill/Plltl ..-19 Wectl ................. .....-=:;:-... ...... coo a 1e111e. o..-. 21.000 .,, .. , , •• ,.. '71 CADILLAC a DOIADO , •••n C••t1•••t t••· " .... _ ........ s14 ..... -~-. AW,r.;--II tneli ,_, , ... """'· orlllM ......... --. ... _,,~~ . t . . I • -... •• ' ... . . . ·• f -·S , I f!rid'l• Ap!I 14, 1111 ow ·This FaidAy, .. SATuRdAy & SuNdAy AT BAUER Buiek · ORANGE CouNT)''s No. 1 Buick DEAlER You'll FiNd .. l ·-. JO R£GAls TO ChOOSE IRoM 16 AT . M 20 EsTATE WAGONS wirk DiscouNTs up TO AiR CoNdrrioNEd plus PowER WiNdows TEST DRIVE THE ALL NEW '78 REGAL TURBO CHARGE V-6 You'l~ fiNd TllESE spEciAllY pRicEd B.:Jicks iN oua·sltowRooM AN«tiN ouR SERvicE DEpARTMENT DisplAy AREA. PLUS A SUPER BAUER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE .. Pick 011T YOUR NEW Buick 11tis WEOad AT YovR TARGET Bvick DEAlER Riqlrr HERE iN CosTA MESA tloME ol lhE c:l.EAN, htah •'IWHS foR 1978 , J ' .. I I NEW 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON 2DOOllCOWI t=tedlo. V-8 engine. 9Utomatlc tra*"611ion. WIW ..-dltl tlr ... Ser.IFM22H8G237047 ouiSTAMDIM• -~ --VALUES OMFINE USED CARS ?4 MAZDA WASOM 4 cytlncW, 4 IPMd. AM/FM radio. ~ ra, (541NIF). •1195 ?4 AUSTIN MARINA .t cytlnder. lir condlttOnlng, power bnlkee, r9CllO, heater. (018PCE). t NEW 1978 PLYMOUTH HORIZON An.I atrmll PLYMOUTH mwca..,... MOleAY 'nm .... ., • MIAM.::'°611 ...... , IAlmDAY MIA.W.IO .. P.M. ... - '77 PLYMOUTH RllY WAeoM V-8. automlltc. elr (Ol'tdlttonlftg. pow. steeling. Power brakeS. ..-dk>, hMter, whitewall tlrea. luggaget'8dc. Ser. tAL4M7A2'7247. '71 CHmlOLIT WY PICllUP 4 c:rllndar. • IPMd. PoWer ~ ,_.,, moon roof, INIQL C141CllYl s4195 '72 DATSUN 1200 COW. .t cylinder. .t IPMd. AM/FM radio, Meter. (888EOP). • 51095 '74 PL YMOU11f DUSTll COUPI e cytlndw. 3 IPNd. whlt9Wlll ti,.. (198JSG). .,.. ?4FOIDPIMTO .t cylinder, 4 epeed, AM/FM lter'eo l'9Clc> wnft• tlpe. helter. (7'88Ma)). \ 1 '.1 FouDlain Valley'• Colonia Ju•rez residents are anary about the city's plan~~ charge them $1,172 in fees ~fore the property owners can sell their land. 1 City •fflclals bave Uf'led Cotoula Juarez property qwners to ~lit tbeit 300-by-50 foot lots and HU !lalf ol the laQd IO that tbT~ cUl•·sac streets can be bunt whete dirt alleys are today. But comal\l.DJty leader Pat Bitters said residents can't WJ· deratand why they must pay so much money to sell thelr land. In a letter to the residents, Ci· ty Encmeer Geor~ ~ultz said the followinl fees must be paid for each lot sold: .. -St.eoo for a park st~ Jee. -$318 ror • storm drain fee. -SC4 for a map cbeck.. -$250 to lbe Oran&e County SanttatJon DlatrlcL The 8Z lota ln t.be CoJoala tbat 01111iJ Cellipan..nat Larr~ Murphy of McDonnell Douglas Corporation in Huntington Beach makes adjustments to a 271-toot-long machine which willf produce insulation for tanker ships that carry liquefied natur al gas at temperatures of 260 degrees below zero. Bmwn's Popularity 'raking a Nosedive SAN FRANCJSOO <AP)-The m08t recent Callfomla Poll or Gov. &imund G. Brown Jr.'1 PoPulaliti among vot.ers shows just 29 percent of the public tbiiW be is dolq a good job. as oppoHcl to S3 percent two years ago. The telepbone survey. CCU\· ducted from Maret\ 27·April 3, indicated oJlbr 56 percent of the registered Democrats polled said they would vote for Brown in lbft June primary, and almost one in thr~ said tbty would .con .. · aider votinc for another Democratic e~te. When matched agalnst eacb or five prominenl Republican gube rnatorial contenders, Brown still led in each cue bul his margins were not as com· fortable as they bave been in previous surveya. State Attorney ~eral Evelle Younger, who trailed Brown by 28 perceotqe po(ots in October, 1917, narrowed die a•P to 11 points in tbe lNt 1tu'VeJ. The governor's lead over Fresno A.ssemblymu Ken Mad· dy wltbered even more dramatically. Last October Brown led Maddy 62 percept to 1? pertent -• ~ ~ bu!Ce· Now BJ'OWQ'8 m.,.in ~ p> points (51·31). • .·.•. . San Diego Mayor Pete Wlbon also macie up around when paired against Bro\Yn. He trall~the goveroor by 41 J)Olntl tut Oetober but now the lead 1i down to2$ ire tareet.ed for spUtting are owned by reaid•nts and landlords who acquired the prop. ert.J before the City of Fountain Valley incorporated In 1951. Coloma Juana ls located west ot Ward Street between Warner and Sieler avemtea. The com· munity was formed about 55 years qo. Many of the ColoDia residents have low or modetate incomes. Mrs. Bitten said. I • "The City Is ~nallzl&c the people for holding onto their Jots for ao long~·· aaid Coloma resi· <Mot Joan CardOna. Mrs. Bitters aald H\lera) resi· dents want to itve half or their property to memtien of their families. but may be prevented from um because of th~ city's fee$. As ehalrmaoofthe Cokmta-ad· visory comm.tttee to the city. Mrs. Bitten hid she }>lans to take the luue to the City Council members and uk them to waive the fees. But City Attorney Tom Woodrutt said Thursday lbe city law that mandates the park alte. storm drain and map check fees does not have a provision ror a possible waiver. Woodruff said a waiver might be "discriminatory" to other ho11slng developers ln tbe city who have been required to pay Altera • N.Y. Steeb TEN CENTS the fees. Mrs. Billers said residents are especially upset over the $1,000 park fee because they can't aee how it could be used to build parks for the Colonia. Tbe Colonia bu a small com- munity part within the area and Mlle Square Regional Park is located just north of the neighborhood, Mrs. Bitters said. City recreation cblet Gary (See FEE PIAN. Paae .Ul Blaze Probed Cause of $$25,000 Fire .'Takes ·Time' By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .. DallYHttlWf fnvestigallon continued today Into the cause of a $325,000 rire that killed one woman and dev· astated five townhouse homes rn a HunUngton Be ach con dominium development early Thursday. Speculation is that it will re· quire considerable Ume to pin· point the cause or the Landmark Holnes blaze. due to tbe heavy damage. Cella Aide Sentenced To 2 Years Former ho1phal business manager'Jbeodore "Ted" Schiff· ntfJl was sentenced Tbanday to two ~aq tn state prison for the pan be played ln a $2 millloO bOJJ>itJL swindle scheme master1iifiMled by Dr. LOui.s -J. Cella Jr. Orange County Superior Court Judge H. Warren Knight or· dered the prison term for Schiff. man, 56, cl Santa Ana, after the defendant pleaded guilty to grand then. forgery and con· spiracy. He ruled that Schiffman can serve the sentence concurrently with the 18-month federal prison term'be ~eived after being conv.lcted in that court or charges related to the swind.ltng of two Orange County hoepitals controlled by Cella as secretary· treasurer. It was indicated at his sen· tencing that Schiffman will prob· ably serve 12 months in the federal facility at Lompoc and will then be transferred to the state pri.&oo at Chloo to corqplete lbe balance of his eollflnement, ll there is any balance at tbat Ume. Scl\lffman's sentencing im· (Sft PaJSON, P11e A%) ~rganizing Meeting Set Huntinston Beach City <;ouncn members. lncludln1 four elected Tueadat, will convene In an or· '-nlutioJlal se11lon Monday 11\11\t. TIM 8'kt:tton ot a tna,_ Will occur after Bob Mandie, John Tbomu, Ruth Balley . and Don MJcAlllster, all winners In Tuesday•• municipal election, are aeated on tbe ~ell. Cu~t Mll)'Or Ron PatUIOl\'s one-year term will eXJ)ire Mon· day. Deputy Fire Marshal Capt. Roger Hosmer said tnspeetor Gary Glenn spent considerable time at the scene. 87T1 Tulare Lane, during the day Thursday but was unsuccessful in finding the fire cause. Resident .Mrs. Lillian Hansen 78, wbo bad lived in one of the nve untts ol Building 4M at tbat locatlon, perished, a1>parently due to smoke inhalation. She wuprobably dead.by lbe Ume lbe mtl Ql'f trucks atttved on the scene at 12:28 a.m .. five minutes aft.er the fire alarm was called in, accordJng to fire de· partment spokesmen. Investigators said she ap· parent!)· never even awakened. since she was found in her bed, her body only s~ghUy burned. Residents of the units near Newland Street and Atlanta A venue, predominantly oc· cupied by senior citizens. gathered in the street in their nlgbtdotbes to watch as tbe ln· -~---BRAD TEABY HOLDS ·~NDING' NEWSPAPER School Sued for $800,000 <>vet Jarvi• Story Kid ID Duteh SchoOl Susd, °"'1r Jarr1ia Story EL CAJON CAP> -A claim for $800,000 is being prested on bebaU of Howard Jarvis and Paul Gun over Brad Teaby's story in &be Granite Hills High paper. Teaby 16. tried to explain the Jarvis·Gann tax limiting in· ltiattve. In a footnote. he identified Jarvis and Gann as .. pt01Dinent teal estate" o . •• Tfle toot~ ttote went on lo •ay "P.UU&e of tbls bill will save them both several million dollars." The chdm afain,st tile CJa.rion and Teaby. lbe fl rat step toward fllln1 • libel l\lll rn court, de•cribes t.be footnote as libelous. · The students "thlnlc it's. pretty ridiculous," Tea by said Thurs· day. But Allyn Smith, the 17-year· old editor, said she'll publish "a partial retraction" Aprtl 28. In a letter to a San DieJro at· torney representing Jarvis and Gann, the editor said lbey .. are certain1Y promlnetit and, no doubt, .own some real proper- ty tn Catltornia." The daltn was formally rf. jected by tbe district's school board. Supt. Leland B. Newcomer. fl rat superintendent of the Newport-Mesa Untiled Sc!bool Dl•t.rJct, said Jarv\s &Jld Gann couldn't prove libelous intent. femo arew. Maqy have complatned that firemen should have arrived sooner. while fire department spokesmen point out they were given only a partial street ad· dress by the· initial caller. Deputy Fire Marshal Hosmer said the computer log shows the call came in at 12:23 a .m. and at 12:28 a.m. the first firemen ar· rived on the scene. after having to search for tbe right address. <See B1AZa, P•re AZ> Man Held In Valley ··:· Death Try Simmerillb feelings exploded in gunfire at a Fountain Vallei industrial plant shortly after 8 a.m. today, leaving one tedmi· daa near death aod a secGnd booked on suspicion of attempt· ed murder. The Vict1m. Daniel .n>nes, ·30;- reportedJy a Fountain Valley res· ldent, was undergoing surgery at Fountain Valley Communit..v HospltaJ at 10 a.m. tor what. police said were critJcal woundS. Co-worker Patrick Foster, 26, of Los Angeles, was arrested in the parking lot of Raytheon Service Company, 18300 Euclid St. Police Lt. BiU DeNisi sJid Jones was shot in the back at cl06e range ~{Ii' -• No motve for the shooting was immediately established. "Obviously, there was -bad blood between them." said Lt DeNisi. He said Foster joined the com- puter and radar repair firm only two months ago and worked with Jon~ ln a small roQl1l at the Raytheon firm. Patrolmen Chris Kielich and Bob Moaley, the first officer to arrive at the scene not far from police headquarte rs, found Foster in the parking lot. U.S. REUGIONS IUJURISHING The United States is second OD· ·1y to India In the percentage or its population exp~inl belief id God or a Supreme Being. It ls said religions fiourisb here because the people are spiritual In nature and constantly seek God In new or old ways. Pictures. PageD2. Mostly cloudy through Saturday. Chance of measurable atiowers 10 percent or Jess tonlght and 30 percent SatUfdiy. Lows tonight 48 to ~. Htabs S1turday 58 lo 6.'J. INSIDE T 0-"-.. , I 6Face '. Car Theft ~badto-==to-• · to u.. nre lt Charges Newport Beach police an· nounced to.t~ tbe arrest o( six men on cbaraea they were qperathia a car tbeft rtne and unnibalW.Qi tbe auto. te aeU the parts. · Officen aUqe t.bat the rtq apeciallzed in expenalve Porsche sp~>1u cars. Six smpecta were aJleced by invesliptors to be members of the ring while a seventh suspect la charged with allemptiq to .defraud b.ia insurance company in connection with the theft of hl$ car. Newport detectivea Ron Red&en and 'Lee Roberta iden· Ufied the suspects as : -Jdfrey J. Jolualoa, 22, of :Long Beach: -Michael Howard Cummlm, 22. or Long Beach; -RaymODd Ala• Gralfto, 34, 'Of' Downey; ... ~1 lt • ••. wltb n the lar1e tow com . addlq a minute to aniv time. ·'The oriainal reporUnc party saJd the ftre was t.o the,_.. and it wasn't," Captaio Hosmer ex· plained. Residents who 1athtred Thurlcl~ nteht for a Huntiqtoq Landmark Homeowners Al· sociation meeting with Flre Department Battalion Chief Jim Walters at first fou1ht the fire with Carden~· Some were mollified by QUef Watters' explanation of what others claimed was up to a 20- .miaute delay in firemen's ar-rival. ··1 think some or the crttlclam was unwarranted ... , " says Dr. Kurt Donsbacb, a nutrition expert abd president of the homeowners' association. He agreed that no one realized at first either just how severe the apparently long.smoldering fire actually was. -Gqrdoa Fnd Jolwoa, 33, of 2235 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; -Marty Letner, 26, Downey; "Al first, the visible part was no bJgeer than a dhuier plate," said Dr. Donsbacb, one of the spectators in the street, adding of that he ~allzed Jts extent when . smoke began pouring from the -Ronald Herrick, 28, ~ewport Beach. of eaves. Firemen blame an open, com· monly srnu-ed attic for the aud· den and rapid spread of the blaze which left residents of the live units homeless. Rod1ers aaid the lnveall1•Uon began last Saturday when "Patrolman Tom LitUe became JiUSpicious of a 1969 Porsche 911 that Herrick was worklo1 on oear his auto repair shop on North Newport Boulevard. Herrick's arrest for grand theft auto led to the arresta of \he five other men and to the ar- rest of Peter Paul Ebel, 37, of 3709 Seashore Drive.. Apt. A, Newport Be.acb. Ebel was booked tor con· splraey to destroy imured prop- erty, a char1e Rod1era said was retatea tO tne apon.s car stolen from him March 26. Rodgers said that at present, invet1tigators based thelr case on ~he one car. However, he alleged 'the ring may be responsible for the thefts and dismantling or as many as 20 of the expensive sports car5 f'ro.tPllfleAJ, .FEE PLAN ••• Davis said Ute park site fee goes _ into a fund that would be used ior park development ttarouabout tbe city. The funds could be used for the ~Uy recreation center Joe~ ed less th.an a mile from The Colonla, Davis said. ; But Davis admitted there are -110 possible undeveloped park :;;1tes near lbe Colonia. '•, ~Marsh Toor &tSaturday l: Guided tours of the Bolsa hica mal'Sbland1 will be held Saturday between 9 and 10:30 a .m. : Experts will give lectures on t>i rds, eeolou, biltory and )"estoraUoo effort& 1n the area at .aeven stops alooi the way. Those interested ln takln&" part 'Sn the tours should 1atber at the dam off Pacific Coast Hl&hway. •touth ol Warner Avenue .. .. :ear Dealer~ .. ~Body Found -OAK.LAND (AP> -Tbe body Seven ftremen, includin1 one captain from Fountain Valley, which uaisled the Huntlngt.on Beach Fire Department on a second alarm call, were injured battling the blaze. ·'The police were very tbod loo. They even helped hose down the surroundini buildiqs," says Huntin.gtoo Landmark Asaocla- tion President Donabach. A part ot the criticism leveled by residents, Capt. Hosmer sug· ~ested today. is based on the emotional reality of a fat.al fire that devaslated five homes within their own relatively new communitf. CarPlungea Into River, FourDroam BLOOMINGTON, Minn. <AP> -A car aarrylng six people ·phm1ef ol1 a bP!e t wu open fOC' baqe c tarly to- day and~ e Ktnne.ota River, a6t6orities sal4. One pereon wu rescued, but four drowned and a fifth was feared dead. The BJoominJton Fire Depart· m~nl and the Oout Guard were seeking the m.lsaiJli occupant, who was appareatly awept downstream by heavy currents Crom under the Cedar A venue Bridge. Nar;nes of the two men and two women whose bodies were re· covered were withheld unUI rel· aUves coultt"le notlfied. Harlan &g Bear, 21, Blaine, Minn., rescued from the river, was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center, MinneqM>lis. He suffered bead i.njuriet and wu reported in serioua ccbliUoo. Big Bear was rescued by Jay Harjula, 22, of Rieb.field, who was on bis way home from work in a car behibd the oae carrying the victims. HarjuJa dived into the frigid water and brought out "Big Bear, then swam back to the car but was unable to rescue any others. Ueldng and Looking Michelle (JefU and Amy Haynes of Irvine. aged 5 and 6 respectiv~ly, appear unim- pressed by~he crowd that passes them by as they musingJy lick their ice cream cones. The pair were ensconced in a planter at South Coast Plaza this week as they checked out the erownups. ,...._ P-.e .4 J PRISON ••• mediately followed the setting of a trial date for Stephen Robert Evans, his co-defendant in both tbe federal and slate cases aeainst Cella and three business associates. Evans was the administrator of Mercy General Hospital, San- ta Ana, at the tinlf' of the indict- ments. SchJ!fman was business manager at the same hospital where both men worked under the direct super.vision of Cella. Evans, 3Z, withdrew bis mo- tion for a change or venue and is now apparently reconciled to facing trial ln Orange County. Judge Knight ordered h.lm &o re· turn May 18 for th.-setting of the trial date. Evafll will be brought back from the Lompoc t.cillty on that date. He bas ~ ordm-ect b> re- port there April 24 to begin serv- ing the eigbt-1_D9nth sentence he received ln federal court. Classes Set For Future Baby Sitters A baby-sitUng clinic for people qed 11 and older is being con- ducted by the HunUngt.On Beach Flre Del>a.rtment and the city's Junior Women's Club, ln an ef- fort to improve cblld ea.re. Interested youngsters may at- tend the free workshops at the Oak View.center, on Oak Street just off the lntersecUon of Beach Boulevard and Warner A venue. Classes are also offered at the clty nmnutum at 16th Street and Palm Av.-nue in the downtown district Hours are 3 to 4:30 p.m .• according to fire department spokesmen. Subjects of instruction w)ll be basic child care, first aid, nutri- tion, recreatlonal needs and security measures for youngsters under care. Participants who complete the coune will receive certiftcates attesting to their qualUicatJons aa baby sitters. Father Gets Jail In Marital Fight A Corona del Mar mao, who wi lb his wiJ' e has been trying to have bis daughter's marriaJe annulled for stx years, will spend five days in Los Angeles County Jail for violating a court order to leave h1s daughter and her husband aJone. William Laing. 63, of 432 De Sola Terrace. witl begin serving his term Monday. lie was sen. tenced Thursday by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge William Caldecott Caldecou was the same Judge who sentenced Laang's wife, Gloria to a five-day Jail term en 1976 foc violating the 1974 court order prohibiting them from having contact with their dauahter, her husband or his employers Their daughter. Connie, SO, married Occidental College muaic prolesaor Lauria Jones ln 1972. Jones. 60. ls now chairman of the college's music department.. The latest court action waa prompted when Laing wrote a let· le r to college president Richard Gilman and the chajrman of the college's board of ttustees, Norman Barker Jr .. holding them responsible for en- dangering avs daughter'a llfe. The Laings have steadfaaUy insisted their daughter is the · victim of brainwaablna and is being held pr{sooer by her husband. They have also claimed in court proceedinas that abe bu been •tarved. -of an Oakland car dealel' wllo • vanlabed two weeks ago alter • ~atlng a younc couple tor a test *drive bas been found in a remote : area of Contra Oolta County. • The fully clothed body o( • Roobullas Faryabidou.st, 49, was : found near Oakley late Wed.nee· "' day by two detectives working :"on a slim lead. Ex-Anaheim Mayor Joins Couqty Panel Orange County's new Fair Campaign Practlces Com. mission was liven a dub or col· or Thursday when Supervtaor Ralph Clark appointed Ntlring Anaheim Mayor WlWam Thom to the commbaloo. · 4 FV Pupils Wm Contest "" DA ILY PtLOf ~ 'Tbom. whose term •• Anaheim's flnt elected mayor ends Tuesday, is noted tor his flamboyant manner and fre- quently barbed wiL His appolntmen\ ls to • com· mission that Clarlt hu dubbed a paP!!r tller beca9e tta power ls Un1Iteej to reviewina campalp lllerature dispensed by can- didate. ~ elecUOD lo COUD· 1.YOlfkes. "U ~can make Ulla com-miulon work, It's Bill Thom," Clark laid aa be 8DDOW:lCe4 tbe •~lntmeot. Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce olftclala have named four llrat place wlnner'I ln a community enero conservation essa1 and project competition ft>r Junior and blah school stu· d'enta. Winnen~~~, Junior. and Diane JOhmOo; i senior, both Crom Fountain Valley High School; Susy PiDk and Mutt Nuser\ow, bot.b seventh eraders at Sowera Middle School, The contest Winnen were hOdOred al a rec:em cha111ber luncheon. Younger Tied With Davis CM Teen Skier Killed An Orans• Cout Collet• atl team member waa tilled Thurs· d~y when he veered of( course and smashed lnto a tree Wf\ile practicinc near MemmotJ), OCC officlala Jald today. Grea J. SlmUJJ. 18. ot 555 Paadartno Ave., Costa Meu, dJed of mmive bead and in· ternal injuries at Waaboe H09Pital in Reno abortJy afteJ: 00on, aaid Jlm Carnett, OCC public lalormatJon officer. He laid Shnati.a wu alrWted t.o Reno after tbe accident. Carnett said it was believed to be the flrst time an OCC student baa dJed while partJcfpat:J.na 1n aa athletic evenl SlmUia, OH ol tbe ati team's top •ht memben, wu practldn1 for the Southem Calilomia ln· tercolte1late Ski AaioelaUon races al June MoWJtain when the accident. occurfed, ~t said. He aaid the youth wa1 oa a practice nm when be 8PPl'aently blt a rut at hi1b speed and Vffred otr coune lnto a · tree. Slmakll was wearini protective bead tear at the time. Carnett Htd. Tbe youth, a leCOnd semester bualne11 information 1y1tems m-.)or. attended bi1h school in Colorado before comln1 to occ. Carnett uld. He wu born in Westminster and bis mother live• in Oreaon. Carnett sald. Re said Simakis had competed for the OCC aid team about 10 times before Thursday's tragedy. Becauee of the death. ski team memben were aebeduled to re. turn todQ from the competiUoo, deaplte the fact. that it Ros tbroual\Sunday, Carnett aaw. He aald funeral arraqementa are pendll\I. , Bombe Withheld TEL AVIV, larael <AP> -An Israeli newspaper reported from W ashinfton that the Untted Staie. la temporarily boldlna up shipmenta of cluster bombl to Israel. Yediot Abaronot 's Wubinctoo corrapoaclent aaid \be l1'1.lted &eiaa la Ac>ppiq the supply of the anti-peraoGJlel bomb (o!Jowtq llrae1'1 use of tile weapon 1n the lnvuloo of 901ltbe~~ , VOL 71, NO. 1CM, • SECTIONS, .S PAGES Jftrvis to Sue . School Paper? ..... ~ Youth's Article Assailed EL CAJON <AP) -A claim for $800,000 Is being pressed on behalf of Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann over Brad Teaby's story Yn the Granite Hills High paper. Tea by, 16, tried to explain the J arv1s.Gann tax Ji miling in- 1l1auve In a foolnole, he identified Jarvis and Gann as "prominent real est.ate owners." The fool· note went on to say "passage of this bill will save them both several million dollars." The claim against the CJ¢on and Teaby, the first step to-.,ard filing a libel suit in C!ourt, describes the footnote as libelous. BRAD TEABY HOLDS 'OFFENDING' NEWSPAPER School Sued for $800,000 Over Jarvis Story The students •'think it ·s pretty ridiculous," Teaby said Thurs- da,v But Allyn Smith, the 17-year- old editor, said she'll publish "a partial retraction" April 28. State Poll Reports In a letter to a San Diel{o al· torney represenline. Jarvis 1md GaM, the editor said they "are certainly prominent and. no doubt. own 110me real proper-BroWn's Popularity Taking a Nosedive ty ln Calllomla... · The claJm wu formally re- jected by the district's school board. Supt. l.AlaDd B. Newcomer. first 1uperl.Dtendent or the N4Wpo:d-J!eu Unified Scbool District, said Jarvis and (fann couldn't prove libelous intent. Principal Philip Morell said be was pleased that young Teaby tried to write about complex current events instead or "who kissed Sufile in the back of the blue Chevy." 7 1 SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The most recent California Poll of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr 's ~pularity among voters s.hows just 29 percent or the public -thinks he is doing a good job, as opposed to 53 percent two years ago. The telephone survey. con· ducted from March 27·April 3, indlcat.ed only 55 percent of the registered Democrats polled said they would vote for Brown an the Jooe primary, and almost one in three said they would con- sider voling for another Democratic candidate. When matched against each of t1ve prominent Republican gubernatorial contenders, Brown still led in each case but bis ma.rgins were not as com- fortable as they have been in previous surveys. State Attorney General Evelle Younger, who trailed Brown by 28 percentage points in October, 1977, narrowed the gap to 16 points in the Jut survey. The governor's lead over Frt'Sno Assemblyman Ken Mad- Faees Are Red dy withered even more dramatically. Last October Brown led Maddy 62 percent to 17 percent -a 45 point bulge. Now Brown's margin is 20 points (51-31). San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson a !so made up ground when paired against Brown. He trailed the governor by 41 points last October but now tbe lead Is down to2S. The governor Jost relatively little ground"'"wben matched against either former Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis or state Sen. John·· Briggs or Fullerton. Brown leads Davis . by 28 points, only seven less than in October, and leads Briggs by 36 points, eight l~ than ID Qc. tober. The poll was conducted among a representative crosssection of 1.252 California adults. It has operated continuously since l!H7 as an· -JQdependent, non-partisan, rnMla'.-9J>onsored public opinion·nen'.~lce. Newcomer said be was unsure why Jarvis and Gann are "tak· ing on a 16-year-old boy in ll lit· Ue school newspaper." As forTeaby, he said he's bav· ing second thoughts about a career in joumallsln. $21 Million In Unclaimed GOotlit Listed The names or almost 36,000 people. companies and agencies that own unclaimed property worth nearly $21 mHlion are be· lng advertised ln a statewide ef· fort to locale them. The list appears Joday on pages D4 and D5 of the Daily Piiot. In lhe past, such celebrities as Guess Who Came To State Dinlier? Lucille Ball, Bob Hope and State Controller Kenneth Cory were among tho6e listed. Today's ls the third publication thJs fiscal year, for a total of nearly 128,000 names of owners eligible to claim a total of more tban $62 mUlloo, Cory said. T.be unc:laJmed asseu Include bank ~ts. dividends, sav· placed on tWo yt!i ': -:...; ~ toml __,.mtc, ..,_, and ordered to repay $3.865 to 1ecunUes and other funds and tbe insurance company. Tbe property. The-assets have been charges were filed two weeks deposited in tbe •tale Lreasury before tbe Sept. 14, 1976, untll their Hgbllul owners or Democratic primary in which their bdrs can be located. Sowa "as an unsucce&duJ can· ClalmantS can write to Cory at didate foe tho slate Executive the Division of Unclaimed Council Rroperly, P .O. Box lOU, Powell wu quoted lo the Polit Sacramento, Calli. 9580$, or call <Seie GU~1'. Pa' Ai• (118) 322~164. I Licking and Looking Michelle <left) and Amy Haynes of Irvine, aged 5 and 6 respectively. appear unim- pressed by the crowd that passes them by as they musingly Lick their ice cream cones. The pair were ensconced in a planter at South Coast Plaza this week as they checked out the grownups. Coast Skier Killed Mesa Youth Snuuhe. Imo Tree During Praetke An· Orange Coast College ska team member was killed Tburs- cl•1 when veered off~ and am.med iilto a tree white practicing near lllammotb. OCC officials Said today. Greg J. Simakis, 18. of SSS Paularl6o Av•·• Costa Wea•~ died of masslv~ bead and In· t.erJU lA!w'ie• at WHboe Hospital ln Reno shortly after noon, said Jim Carnett. OCC public information officer. He said Simakls was alrliCted to Reno after the accident. Carnett said it was believed to be the first lime an OCC student Investments listed by Politicians Statements of economic in- terests filed by m~mbers of the Irvine City Council show coun- cilmen declared few investments in local businesses or property. The statements were filed un- der requiremen&s of the Political Reform Act, and are intended to idebtify potential conflicts of In- terest. Newly elected Councllman Larry Aeran declared invest· ments in Lafayette Radio and Eastern Airlines, neither invest- ment exceeding $10,000 in val~. He listed no real property ID· terests or investments Councilman Arthur Anthony. also newly elected, listed an ownership of his business, An· thony Communications, and declared the value does not ex- ceed $10,000. Real propt!rty interests he list. eel were equity of more than $100,000 ln bis combipa· lion reslde.nce and business or- Cice at 18691 Via PaJatino and community pro~rty equity in-n-lb a lJTOl)erty at 19381 Sierra Unda Road. Besides lnvestmtnts and prop- erty interests, incumbeat eotm· cil members Mary AM Galdo, Bill V ardou.lis and David Sills were required to list fleta, income Pl)'ments of fees to bu.s1neStel ln wftJ.ctrthey recel"ed <See R£.PORT8, •• , .\!) has died while pertlcipatin& in business 10formatlon systems an athletic event. major, attended high school in s llcis, one ot \be aid '• Colorade befot"e com1ns to OCC. top "Silt members, i>redlcb:ll Carnett aald. He was born tn for the Soutbem Catifornla In· Weatmtnster and bla mother tercolleg:iate Ski Assoeiation lives in Oregon, Carnett aaid. races at June .M4MDltain .men He saJd Simakis bad competed ~ accident occ~. C&l"IMU for the OCC aid team about 10 &aid. tlmH before Tbursda7's He said the youth was on a tragedy. practtR t'Ob when be-apprMntb--a~~HM· llw4eatb.-"' t.aol hit a rut at bigb speed and members we.re scheduled to re· veered off course into a tree. turn today from tbe competition, Simakis was wearing protedive despite the fact tbat it runs head gear at the time, Carnett through SUnday, Carnett said. said. He said ftmeral arrangements Tbe youth, a second semester are pending ·uc1 Students Stage ' Investment Protest I About 50 UC Irvine students 1"!arched into the UC Irvine branch of the Bank of America Thursday, protesting invest- ments in South Africa, then marched back to campus to con- front Qiancellor Daniel Al<trich Jr. The demonstraLion was without incident, and Aldrich Border Fight Nets.Arrest SAN Y~IDRO, Calif. <AP) -Pol~c ~changed gunfire with two suspected border bandits lat Tbunc&y n\ght. Apparently nobody was wounded, but oae man was arrested. Victor Rendon Macarlo, 23, of Guaymas, Mexico, was booked in San Dlego County jail for In· vesti1ation of murder, attempt- ed robbery and robbe,,.. The murder charge wu based on the Aprtl s killing or Salvador Perez Hernandez, 17 , of Micboacan, Mexico, in a holdup attempt. Poll~e Sit. Jesus Lopez said Macarlo md the man wbo fied match the d scnptloo ot tho wanted men agreed to meet with students next Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the student Commorut to discuss bib own position on lhe issue. Aldrich said the students ar- rived unexpectedly outside his fifth Hoor office, chanting " 'Chancellor Dan, take a stand. get us out of apartheid )and,' or somethin& like that." Aldrich said be told the stu· dents to get out or is his office and he would take a stand. The band sbuffied into the hallway, )!.e said, and he told them he doesn't believe problems or apartheid would be solved by a boycott by American investors. Student and faculty protests welled last fall against UC in- vestments in compapies that do businesa with South Africa. Protesters allege such invest· ments butt.teas bad government. UCI stud~t leader Dne Wheeler said Thursday's dem· onstration was sponsored by several studenL orgamzauons. Weather . Mostly cloudy through Saturday. Chao~o of measurable showers 10 , percent OI' less toni1bt aod 30 percent Saturday. IA>ws tont1ht 48 to SS. Hi&hs Saturday ~to 63. l~SIDE T DJ\~ · · , ' ... ' OT How's Uluncil Memo~· By JERJlY CLAUSEN OI .. OllllY N9t S\ltf u1 EST 19.Uf inclusion ol A\\.acbment F to colno clde wtttl diet par•*"'•l>h and disregard attachment E rel· alive to that paragraph. Attachroent E directly cor· respond.'I to the lut parqraph on Pa1e One and Attach- ment D." Tft'enty-two-year·old Mark Baker of Newport Beach rnust face a Superior Court trial on charges that he robbed and murdered Orange Coast eou,ge student Karl Marcus CbanceUor. also of Newport Beach, i-..t Feb. 11. A blolutely. South O.ran1e Count1 M\tnlclpal Court Judge John Persche Theft Ring ~Reported Smashed Griffin ordored Baker bound oyer to Superior Oourt for trial ot th~ conclusion of a two-<lay p~U111mary hearlns Tbund~. Judge Gritt\J\ JCbeduled ar raJanment. for 9 •.rn. AerU 25 in Department 5 of tbe SUJ>erior Court in Santa Aaa. Baker, who was led into (l()\lrt Thursday in shackles and h1P1dcuffs, ls beitig Newport Beach police an- nounced today the arrest of six men on charges tbey were operatitli a car theft rint and canniballzlng the autos to sell the parts. Officers allege that the ring specialized in expen$ive Porsche sports cars. Six suspects were alleged by investigators to be members of · the ring-wh.ile a seventh suspect is cbarsed with attempting to defraud his insurance company 10 connection with the theft of his car. N ewl>ort detecli ves Ron Rodgers and Lee Roberts iden· '. tmed the suspects as: -Jeffr~y J . Johnson, 22. of Long Beach. -Michael Howard Cummins, -~. or Long Beach; -Raymond Alao Gramo, 24, or Downey. -Gordon Fred Johnson, 33, of 2235 La&una Canyon Road, Laguna Beach ; -Marty Lelner, 26. of Downey. -Ronald •Herrick, 28, of Newport Beach Rodgers said the investigation t>egan las t Saturday when Patrolman Tom Llltlc became f',...r~AJ ·ICEPOKTS. • pro rata shares. The period covered was calen dar year 1977. For all categorter,t!OUncUmeA needed to Ust only those pay rnents. fees, business or proper· ty interests withhl their jortsdic· lion, or trom companies or in· d1vtduals who do business within the city. Councilmen need not have list· • ed principal residence, : Mrs. Ga1do listoo only an in· .. tNest greater than $100,000 -"aloe in her residence. at 5071 : Berean Lane. Mayor Vardoulls reported no • local busmess or property in· : terests ·.. Vardouhs listed income : grnter lb an $10,000 from bis ·~alary as an employee at Ford .~Aeronutron1c in ... Newport •'Beach. He recorded $35 in gifts from the Irvine Co .• the value of :~five breakfast and luncheon ·~meetings :°' Sills listed two local ir,ivest- ·~ments. both connected to his law ~ractice, each valued at \elween $10,000 and $100,000. , Jollowing the broad natUTe of the • categories or the reporting :·rorms. He reported a one-third in· terest in the firm of Sills, • Dougherty and Hendrickson, • and a haU-interest m the firm. : Hafer and Sills. The latter prac· • lice. in the city of Orange, was • dtssolved last June. when Sills • helped form bis current Newport • Beach practice. : Sills reported income l'tom h.is -law practice, or more than $10.000. and from a community : ..property inteN?st in his wife's • UC Irvine lncomf, also valued at : more than $10,000. • He reported no further ··economic data. . . . ·. . . ·. ·. • -·· e.i.. ..,,.._, ___ ,,..,,.... ~··-....... ,..._,.__..,... __ ........ _ .. ~ -~ ... ... ,. ..... -................ OfncH ~ ..... _...,_ ~ .. «11. llM-l'<tM..i _...,..._,,, ""'_......_.. ~1111•"""' Ult11A"9t._ "'-'~"- T ........ (114)MMll't ~~ ...... MMl?I ~llVttwy ...... OltkJt M1-ta10 , ....... ca..-.... suspic!ious of a 1969 Porsche 911 held io 011angf' County Jail that Herrick was workine on without ball. near his auto repair shop on Judge Griffin ordered Baker's N.ortf\ Newport Boulevard. wrists freed Thursday so the de· Herrick's arrest for IJ'41Dd fendant could make notes during theft auto led to the ar~ of , the.beafing, r the five other men and to the ar-Baker's wife Susanne told the test or Peter Paul Ebel, 37, of court Wedne§derthat she, her 3709 Seashore Drive., Apt. A.,. husband and Chancellor, 2(), Newport Beath. drove to Niguel Beach Park El>el was booked for con-Feb. 11 at about 11 p.m. She said spira.cy to destroy insured prop· the two men left her ln the car erty. a charge J\odgers said and walked toward the beach. was retate<l to tne sportS car ·•tte <Baker) came back stolen from h.im March 26. alone.'' she said. Rodgers said that at present, The body of Chancellor, 1884 investigators based their case on Port Sherfield Place. Newport the one car. However, he alleged Beach. was round later that the ring may be responsible ror mght behind a beach park snack the thefts and dismantling of as bar many as 20 of the expensive Mrs. Baker said her husband sports cars told her Chancellor bad pulled a gun on h.im and fell down a cliff Re-enlistment Request Cut For Marine DI SAN DIEGO \AP) -The Marine Corps says 1t 1s allowing a former drill instructor ac qu1tleq m the 19'15 training death of Pvt Lynn McClure to re· enlist for two years, not six. as requested. A 4~aman aaid lbe loqer term was requested by Gunnery Sgt. Harold Bronson. now as· signed to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing al El Toro Marine Corps Air Facility. "That.request was denied, and he was allowed to re-enlist for two years,·· the spokesman said Wednesday. Bronson was acquitted in a general court-martial June 28. 1976 , of blame in the death or the· recruit from Lufkm, Texas. ln a series of pugil-stick bouts which McClure was forced to fight in a San Diego disciplinary unit , he was knocked un - consciow. He died. M~~ 13. 1976, at the Houston veterans hospital without regaining con- sciousness. There was no public explaoa· lion why Bronson's six-year enlistment application was re- jected Teen Seized In Trahuco Area Shooting A 17 ·year-old boy as in custody today follOWJng the shooting or an upper Trabuco Canyon man Thursday. Orange County Sheriff's dep- uties said Gregory J . Jones,..12, of Cabin 45 in Upper Trabuco, was working on the cabin's roof wheft he was shot in the back. Deputies said Jones was tteat- ed and released after suffertne a flesh wound. Shortly after the shooting, deputies arrested the 17-year- old, who they aUege shot Jones witb a rifle. Authorities plan to file a peti- tion in juvenile court for at- tempted murder charges against the youth. Younger Tied With Davis In an ensuing scuffle. Craig Olsen, a friend of Chan cellor, testtfied that "Mark was financing the sale of cocaine and Mark Baker was distributing lt .. Olsen said Chancellor was car rying about $4.000 in cash lhe day he was murdered. Police said no large amount of money was foUJ)d on Chancellor's body Defense attorneys Alfonso Sepe of Miami, f'la and William Ex-husband's Sex Her N1illifies Mani age REDWOOD ClTY <AP) James Corazzini, a 50-year--old baker. won't have to make alimony payments to his former "ife because a Judge agreed he ts really a woman. Commissioner Allan Bollhof· fer of San Mateo County Superior Court found that Corazzuu was physically female and therefore the couple were never legally)narrled. The ruling dented $11000-a· month support payments to Lin· da Corazzini, with whom he nvel1 23 ye~. iiat''it requires Coratiini to pay $200 a month to support a 16-year old daughter who was born aftt>r artificial ln· semi nation The case involved a legal fight that began when Mrs. Corazziru flied in 1976 for dissolution of the marriage. After she was awarded temeorary spousal sup· port, Corazzini refused to pay. Bollhoffer said he based his decision on an Arizona law un· der wtuch the Corauinis were wed In Yuma, Ariz. on Aug. 2, 1953. The law requres that a marriage Involve a man and a woman. He reasoned that the Corazzinis' marriage was in· valid because Mrs. Corazzini knew all along shE' was married to a woman. According to an affidavit filed in court by a doctor, the mous\acb\oed Corazr\nl, a resl· dent of nearby Belmont, had the genitalia of a woman but bad taken hormone sbots for more than 20 rears to maintain his o u t w a rd a p p e a r a n <* 10 f masculinity. The doctor said the couple bad two children by artificial in- semination. Tbelt son is 20. Duck's 'Dad' Ce~bmting Kopeny or Santa Ana moved Thursday to strike Mrs. Baker's testimony as privileged com- munication between husband and wlfe. But Jqdge Griffin denied the mot~ on the basis that Baker had told others the same story he trad told his wife the niebt or Chancellor's death. Under qu.estloning by Sepe, Mrs Baker tesWied she had not been promised Immunity from prosecution In exchange for her testimony and that 11he never had been advised or a possibd1ty she might be prosecuted. Introduced as evidence Thurs- day over objections by defense dtlorneys were a shot1UJ) and photos· of a Garden Grove swamp Mrs Baker testified Wednes- day that her husband threw the gun into the swamp. Baker's attorneys claimed in· trod uction of the shotgun as evidence was irrelevant because Deputy Dist. Atty. Ted Millard had not established the gun as the weapon used to bludgeon Chancellor lo death f',.._PflfleAJ GUEST ..• as saying he borrowed a pair of galoshes from Sowa durlng Carter's 1976 New Hampshire primary campaign. Powell said Sowa "did help us in the campaign up there." but then had some kind of "falling out" with Carter's staff. But a year later, when Sowa wasn't invited to a reunion or New Hampshire campaign workers, he wrote to complam and said he'd "really like to come" lo the White House. Powell said "So he got an invitation," Powell sald "I guess somebody thought it might make up ror a past injustice." Powell's chief deputy, Rex Granum, confirmed in Washington today that Sowa was a fuest at the state dinner and that the press secretary was quoted accurately. ... S,,uattft9's Riglats Feathering her springtime nest 1s a tiny hummingbird. who's pinning her hopes on the clothesline in a Mesa. Ariz., back yard. Although seemingly perched in the path of a thoroughfare. she's been pronmed refuge b)I the family who shares her home. Former FirehOat . To Be Auctioned The Archibald J. Eley goes ol\. the block ln NeWPOrt Beach and yacht broker Roser Bloxham. who is auctioning the 65-foot former fiN?boat, says he thinks there'll be a lot of bids sub· milted for lt. The 1919-vintage boat is cur- rently owned by industrialist John Rau who had dreams of restoring it to lt.s original glory. He sald be decided to seU his boat after learning it would be imposaibfe to obtaln lhe customized fittings that the craft once carried as the rirst Los Angeles Harbor fireboat. It's been a tong time since it was a working fireboat 8nd the Archibald J. Eley has fallen into disrepair. It was moved to Bloxham's dock at 223 21st St. from a nearby boat yard where it had been towed after sinking at its dock last year But Bloxham says he's been besieged by antique boat en- thusiasts and others who. say they'll submit written bids al the noon auction at the dock. • "One 1uy said he want«f to Uve aboard, which is an interest· mg idea considering there is oo power on lt. 1 guess be figured replacl.ag the enatnea wouJd Just take up too much space," Blox- ham said. Another potential buyer said he'd like to put a steam enaine in the old boat "You know there seems lo be a lot or guys that go in for th.ts sort of thiny:· Bloxham com- mented. •· l's generated a tremendQus amount or interest, sort of like restoring old <:ars. "Except that cars don't slnk." F,...PageAJ FATHEf ••• or the Supenor COurt have Just got to stop this.'· Caldecott told Mrs. Laing at the time or her sentencing. "The buck might as well stop here " Thursday. Caldecott s.aid he \V&S seriously concerned about the continuing problem and told Lainf. '''lllere is nothinl wrong with your daupter. "You don't listen to me and that ·s why you get in trouble.'' tbe judge said. If all carpet sales~ alike toyou, listen tQ what the Tough Shopper~ about the BigelOVV sale at Alden's • a I .• STOCK8 J 8U5' SS Friday' NYSE COMPOSITE 'TRANSACTIONS 2 p.m.. (EDT) Priaes ~ ............ ,,........, .~lfk ...... ~°'.,..."°"' ....... .-u • .. -........ ,.......9\0....... _ .. u-....... '""~-~"'"· OAll.Y PILOT ~.~114,11118 s DALY Pll.OT .. Sweet CurlaS TY P.itchea Banned 11 JIU.TON MOS&owm · In the Net.Mrlanda, televialon oommet~all for HJ· ared foods are banned befon T:A p.m. to protecl cb.Udrei from aalee pltchu tor product.I deeD1ed to be danlffOUS to. dental health. Even ~r Uiat bour, tbt Dutch lm~....,. NIU'lc-tlona on how such foodl can be promoted oo U. tube. Tbey never CWl be dlnetecl a~ltlcally to children. And at IOme point d\ll'Ulc the comme~ial the tdvert.IMr anmt lb6• a toothbnab on the screen to remind adult ~ .... ol the health hazards ot 1uaar. • lla..tsVE IT oa NOT. aJrnllar re1wat1oo1 are btln« conaldered for American teJevillon. Tbe Federal Tract.J Commlulon. tbe 11eocy tbat auceffdtd in tettlo i cl&arett.e advertlalnt thrown olf radio and televtsJon. has before lt a staft report NCOmmendlnt a number ~ alternative crackdown.a on TV advertlaln.C to children. The alternative range, at the most extreme end, to an outri'9rt ban on all commerdab directed at children who are too youn1 to understand or evaluate the aelUn• purpoae; and at the other end, to a requirement that eom· merclala for 1u1ar- laden fooda be balanced by nutrltlonal dis· closures f\mded by the advertisers. ll will undoubtedly Lake a long Ume for the ITC lo reeolve this is· Money Tree aue wlth a dectston that will at&nd up ln the courta. • But ~t &eeDJJJ reuonably certain Uiat " are IOinf to cet new rules govemtn1 the way product.a are pitch.cl at chlJdren. IF SO. WE WILL NOT BE exactly selling a world standard. or the maJor lndusU'taJfaed nations. oniy five - the United States. BritaJn, Australia. Canada and Japaa - have ever pennllled their preschool children to be expoled to 'tV advertiainc for uy product. In im. the averafe American child aced 2 throqb 11 was e~poaed to more than 20,000 commercials. Scboolchlldrep apent mo~ Ume before the tu.be th.an they dld in clusrooma. Advertiaen spend more than SieOO mUUon a year to reach Uae TV chlldren ·1 audJence. About 20 perc:eAt ol that Is apent by the cereal makers who are. for the mOlt part, pro- motin g pre1ugared products. Otbu.,; oroducta beavily promoted to children include can~. 1um, cookies, crackers, fruit d.rlnU, puddinp, cak•, chocolai. mixes and toys THE FTC STAFF REPORT haa oonvlncln1 evidence that chlldren, especl•lly preschoolers, believe what they're told on the tube. The cereal and candy maJten may kick and acream if they are denied tbe opportunity to advtrtlse to cblldten on TV. . The FTC might even r.&mmend that they be allowed to continue their advtrtlalfta to cblldreo lf they could also turn tbelr persuasive ).al•Dtl to apreadl.ll1 lbe word that tooth lleca.y, which •mmon.ly atarta ln chlldbood. la so pandemic ln the UnlWd Statel that only OM adWt ln 160 hH a f\lll Mt of unct.cayed teeth and u of tbe lut com· prebensiY1 ftderal 1urvey. ln 1J80.G, 20 million Americana were missln& all of their oatural teeth. <WMt a great com- mercial that would make!) 8111Ae -*n, Da.oa Pol.nl, hu been appointed loan otnce.r .at B1nk of &m~riea .. 14pna INadJ brwb. She Joined the bank u a t.IUer ln 1Mt aod had been a loan offfc:er at tbe 111.lnton Vi.Jo BotA llDce .Juoe lt'17. Prior to that she served u operatJou officer,, tbe Dana Polnt &Dd San Juan Caplab'ano braacbea, anCI is note de· partment aupetvisor at the San Clemente office . • Manny A.agues, HunUneton Beach, hu been promoted Lo cuatrtct manager with Alplay'I ltestaaraat division of Alpha Beta Co. He will be responsible for a district of six Alphy's reatauranw. He hu been with the company slace ltTO, when he •tarted u en assistant manaaer ln their restaurant lh Jn- dlo. He bteame manacer there in urn, tranaferred as uf'llnltef; ;.:"::!;;;;-~~~~IA 1'75 and ii) urn moved lo the reatauranl lo Himltnston beach. ·-· • Edward C. Wllkla90D bas been eppointed manager of Republic Federal Savln11' Westmioater relional office Aasistant vice president and for the put t.hret years u slstant manager ln the offtce, be hu had 14 years in banking and 23 yean with a New York lnvestment counsel· Ing firm. • Lawreoce R. Appel, Mtaalon Viejo, bu been named diatrlct manatr to of the Southern Callfomla lnduatrlal equipment flnancl.ng omte of Geeeral l:lectrt~ Credit Corp. He ts former mtna1er of a almilar offtce in Buffalo, N. Y. He joined OECC ln 1970 . • Tbomu L Turner, Lake Fonmt, bu been promoted to regional marketlnc manaaer at MelrGPOUW. P""'11 and UablUty J.nswuce Co. Mii responaJblliU. loclude dlred· lng, pl~ and coordinalin« marketl.n1 acUvtUes for the Orange service offSce. Before Jolnlna tbl company ln 1'75, be wu employed by Prudential Property and Cuuahy lmurance Co • • Jue L Bvua, F~la.ln Valley, bu been appointed a11l1tant manatet aod operations offlnr ot Baak of America .. Uocoln-Knott brancb In Buena Park. She previously had Hrwd aa head of operatlorul at the Cherry-Anaheim branch In Lona Beach, La Palma-Beach ln Buena Park and the La1una Niguel office. She joined BofA ln South Santa Ana u a C.ller in 1971 and completed the bank 'a operations tralnlnt P)'Oll"•m before the Lapna Niguel appointment ln 1113 . • .Joba E. Ryder, lhmtineton 8N(h. has been apctbt.ed mariteUnc strategbt for the Oentta1 Valve Co.. Fullfrt.oo. He lt respooalb"9 for loll&.,..,. buslnea plannl"I the come~ various product and mme& ....... JotnJnl General Valve, b9 wu man 0( marbt reM&reh for Ameron and .., prev\ouily trith NaJeo Cbem.leaJ Co. ' L .... 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A~~ BRAD TEABY HOLDS 'OFFENDING' NEWSPAPER Scttool Sued for $800,000 Over Jarvis Story Brown's Popularity ' Taking .a Nosedive ~AN FRANCISCO <AP) The most recent Californla PoU or Gov Edmund G Brown Jr.'s populari\y among voters shows JUSl 29 percent of the public thinks he is doing a good JOb, as oppo~ to 53 percen• two years ago. The telephone survey. con duc<e<' from March 27-April 3 indicated only S5 1>4:rcenl of the registered Democrats polled saad they would vote for Brown in the Jtme primary, and almost one in three said they would con· sider voling for another Democratic candidate Wher matched against each of five prominent Republican gubernatorial contendeH, Brown still led in each case but has margins were not as com· fortable as the> have been in previous surveys Youth's Articl~ -- Assailed EL CAJON <AP) -A claim Cor $800,000 ls being pressed on behalf of Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann over Brad Teaby's story in the Granite HiJls Hlgb paper. Tea by. 16, tried to explain the Jarvis-Gann tax limiting in itiative In a footnote. he identilied Jarvis and Gann as "prominent real estate owners." The foot· note went on to s-.y "passage ol this bilJ will save them both several million dollars." The claim aeainst the Clarion and Tuby, the first step toward filing a libel suit in court, describe& the footnote as libelous. The students "think it's pretty ridiculous," Teaby sald Thurs· day ~ But Allyn Smith, the 17-year- old editor, said she'll publish "a partial retracti,on" April 28. In a letter to a San DieRo al· torney rep~aenlin&. Jarvis and Gann, the editor said they "are certaln1y prominent and, no doubt. owu •me reaJ p..,.. ty Jn CalifonUa. • • Tbe clalm was formally re-= by the dlslrict'a school S11~t Lelnil B Newcomer, flra{ superintendent .of tbt New"pOl't~)Ceaa UDJfied Sebool District, said Jarvt. and Gann couldn't prove libelous intent. Principal Philip Morell 1aid be was pleased that young, Teaby tried to write about complex current events instead of "who kissed Susie in the back of the blue Chevy." Newcomer said be was wisure why Jarvis and Gann are "taJc. ing on a 16-year-old boy in a Ul· Ue school newspaper.·• Aa forTeaby, heaald he'• hav- ing second tbougbts about a Cll'ffr in journalism. , Afte• 0011 N.~. StoeltS Selaool Oaiel \'bit• Laguna Wilson Riles. state superintendent of schools Oeft>, chats with Laguna Beach Unified School District Superintendent Robert Sanchls during mornhtg visit with teachers, parents and students or the dis· trict today. Riles fielded questions rrom students during the morning tour of the higli school rac1lIUes. He was to return this aftemoon to attend a fundraiser host- ed by school board trustee Marily n Pauley. RiJes ts seeking re-election to his seat June 6 OCC. Skier Slams Into Tree, Killed CarTM/t An-ests Gre1. J. Sknatis..1. 18, of m Paa&arlno Ave., \;OSta Meaa. died 0( ~ye bead Ud bl· terttal injutlet at, Waiboe Jlo1pltaJ In ·Reno abolt.IJ aftM noon, d Jim Carnett. OCC public informauon oftlcer. Re sald Si~ was airlifted to Reno after the accident. .... Carnett said it was believed to be the fll'lt time an OCC student bas died while partic\paUng in an athletic event. Slmakls,. one of the sti team's top silt Mell\bers, waa practicing for the Southern California ln· tercollegiate Ski Association races at June MountaiD when the accident occurred, Carnett said. Because of the deatb, aki team Net Seven .. .. Newport Beach police &ll POWlCed Laday the arrest Of Ii¥ men on ebarges they w.re operating a car theft ring aod cannibalizing tbe abtos to sell the parts. 1 Otrtccw allege that the ring. 1pee.talluld Jn upensive Po~· spori.sCMS. Six suspect.a were alleaed bf 1nvestlptors to be members ol the ring whale a seventh suspect is charged with attempting tO defraud bis insurance compa~ 1n connecli911 wtth the then of his car. Newport detectives Ron itodgers and Lee Roberts aden· · tiried the suspects as members were scheduled to re--Jeffrey J. Johnson, 22, o[ tum today from the competition. LJOng Beach • despite the fact that it runs -Mlelaaei Howard Cummins, through Sunday. Carnett said / ~. or Long Beach; He said funeral arraniements Raymoad AJaa Graffio., 2A" IAgunaEyea lifeguard ~n J aiuoa Beach Caty Council members have approved hiring an arch1l~ct to design a lifeguard headquarters on Main Beach Park despate opposition from one new councilman State Attorney GeneTal Svelle Younger, who trailed Brown by 28 percentage po10ts in October, 1977 narrowed tbe gap to 16 points in the last survey The governor's lead over Frt"sno Assemblyman Ken Mad d y withered even more dramatically Last October Brown led Maddy 62 percent to 17 percent -a 45 point bulge Now Brown's mar&m ia ~points Laguna's Coun£il Discloses Worth are pending. of Downey; -Gordon Fred Johnson, 33, of Tree to Fete €lob Leader 2235 Laguna Canyon 'load"" rJaguna Beach. Marty Letner, 26, of Downey, • &qaald HerrJck, 28. of Newport Beach Rodgers said the 1nvesligatioQ began las t Sa turday wh~n Patrolman Tom Little r>eca~ suspicious of a 1969 Porsche 9tl that Hemck was working on near hts auto repair shop on North Newport Boulevard. Lifeiuard CJ:uef Bruce Baird asked th,. council Wednesday ni1ht to approve hiring an architect to plan the $60,000 lifeguard struc-ture, to be cor structed atop pump slat.Jon 11 at the nortbwe1t end of the $7 m11UOI\ Main Beach Part. Councilman \Jlayne Baglin s&d the eounc1l should await the results of the Jarvi5 Gann prob erty tax vote June 6 before de ctdana to 10 ahead wltb the beach~ .. , tb.lnk turt.ber act.oo oa Una project b premature until JUDf' 6" Bailin said. addin& tbat tlN' ctty might need thai sec>.000 at a lat.er dale lboUld toe iDitiadve oe approved b) voteMt But Ballin·~ reminded th~t f\md~ f~ tae ~l come from th ... 8eadl Park nonproftt corporation and ma' only be (See UJl'EGUA&D. Pate AZ (51-31) .. : . San Otego Mayor Pete Wilaoll also made up ground when paired against Brown. He trailed the governor by 41 points last October but now tbe lead is down to2S The governor lost relatively lilt\e ground when matched against either lormer Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis or state Sen Johd : Briggs of Fullerton . Brown lead1 Dnl1. by 28 points, only seven If.SI tban to -October. anct leads Brina by 3S pcnnta, eight 1esa tban in ()c. tober · The poU was COQducted amoq a representative crosaaectioo ol 1,.252 Callfomla adults It. bas operated cootl.nuoualy smce 1947 as an·:Jodepeadeot. non-partisan, m~~ public opinion·~~· Fmancial boldinl• filed by La1uoa Beach council members this month show Mayvr Jack McDowell well ahead of fellow councilmen ln reported economic worth. CouncUmen ate required to outline tbeJr ecooomic interests under requirements of the Political Reform Act. McDowell, who ia presiden' of Tatcb-a.Qeat Products,· Inc. ol El Monte, and secretary of Roland <::orp. U.S., cUsC!losed stocks, boads and mutual fund in· vestment.a in 18 compaflles. ffil cepttal atocb to Roland Corp. exceeds Sl00,000, accord· tog ta. bis dlacloe~ •'8.~ment. and Interest la Tatcb-a-CJeat Corp uteedl $10,000. . He also bolds caPttal stock ln Children's Ololce lnc .... exceed· ing $10,000. ComD•nles in which McDowelts interests do not ex- ceed $10,000 include common stock boldinaa in AmerJcan Elect.rte Power, Continental Telepbcme, TransUnion, Bank ol America, Virginia Electric Power, Portland General Elec- tric, Tenneco, Pu1et Sound (See MAY08, Pap AZ> A new tree will be planted m La&una ~~l Regional Park ln memory or the late Mrs. Ellzabetb Cunningham, -past presiaent of the South Coast Garden Club. Oran,ve County supervasors ac cepted the donallon of the tree from club members tbls week Its type and planting location wUJ be selected later. The club last month plaQted anetber tree in the park as a memorial to another deceased member, Mn Huel·Chaae. Herrick's arrest for grand theft auto led to the arrests o! the five other men and to the ar-· rest of Peter Paul Ebel, :rt, of 3709 Seashore Drive., Apt A Newport .Beach. Ebel was booked for con spiracy to destroy msured prop· erty. a charge Rodgers said , was retatea to tne spons car. stolen from lum March 26 Rodgers sald that at present. lt1veitti1ators based their case on the one car Coat Weather Mostly cJOudy throu1h Saturday. Chance of meaaurable showers 10 percent or lest' tooi&ht and 30 percent Saturday. Lows toni1bt •a to 55. Hith• saturday S8 to 6.1. INSIDE TOD~ Y .. j .. Second -victim ' Succumbs A traffic al·ctdenl 12 days ago 1n South Laguna t'laimed 11 -..-cond victim Thursday n1abt when a 48-yen-old Whittler : woman died in South Coast Com· ~ "!rNnit.Y Hospital. •. Accord.Ins lo a coroner"a re port, Naoka Yocky was fatally ~ :tnjured Apnl 2 when the van her · !Nsband wa:s driving wb 'ltruck flroadside by a pickup truck/ ' • Accident reports Indicate C1yde Yoclty, 47, of Whittier, was driving rus van onto Pacine Coast Hi&hway al Viata del Sol near ~ Arch Bay when it was struck by the pickup ' Yocky died shortly after the 9 p m colhs1on that ended with his van slammed against a light standard His wife's death Thursday rngbt doubled the manslaughter . , ctiaree leveled against the pltkup's dnver, Ralph Neal, 25, of 114 Avenida Sierra, Sao Clemente Neal was arrested shprtly after the accident and cl'larged with felony tut and run driving as well as a single manslaughter charge ... E'~PageAJ .. REPORT ••• . Caltforma t•1lle~ and in Yuma. Ari1 llt' pla<'l'd the 'l!lue of , t'ach oullct as not exceeding $10,000 Walker also reported owning 100 shart!S in the Capistrano Na - t 10 n a I Rank of San Juan Capistrano and <'Ommon stock in thP \\ f''>llands Bank of Santa Ana I hs interest in each bank . amount~ lo lt'ss than $10,000 llt' reported ownin~ 18 percent . interest 1n Lawry's F'oods or He\f'rly fhlls. v<1lued at more than $100,000 \\' .dkt•r <.tho owns a lot at J\,emda San Gabriel. 1a mter~st w ·'~ arn·s of revenue l&nd In In · . d10 and a Palm .Springs <:on • chtrn1r11um. Each property was · · rl'ported worth more than il0.000 and less than Sl00.000 .. In add1t1on, Walker reported in<'omc greater than Sl0.000 last ,, year from each of two Western :Mutual Escrow offices -one 1n San Clemente, the other in Palm Springs where his wife 1s employed He also ~eported Sl.000 $10,000 income from a family trust and . • from the City or SJin Clemente • as pay for !>erving "on"liit? City Council Another salar} of less than sum was reported for his . :i~_tendance at meetings of lhe ;~ntys redevelopment agency •. 01srlosure f.tatemcnts filed by ; Coun<'ilm<>n lloward Mushett. ~h rt1s Wagner and Roy Hamm, t.'lt•cted in March. show that they • held the following investments and prof>('rties Howard Mushett · three personal notes. each worth less .. than $10.000; a San Clemente _ and th re.-Capistrano Beach prop- ~ erlles. <'aCh wor'\h between S11>.000 and $100.000; and Consul· tcinls lntcrnahonal, a distribu· tion and consulting firm. worth • $10.000 $100.000 Myrtis Wai(ner: common •• ~tork 1n Lucky and J C. Penney • "tores and the J leublein com ... .., pany, worth lt>ss than Sl0.000, a :' S a n C I c men t e Io l worth ":. Sl0,000-SlUO,OOO : partnership m ... _,be Caliromia Clock Company, ~ worth more lhan $100,000 and in :; Plast1cal Manufacturing Com- •• µany. worth Sl0,000 $100,000 ·-Roy Hamm: Sears and ·-Hoeburk rommon stock. worth • Sl0.000 $100.000, and hii. home at • l:Jh ,\\e.. Cadiz. valued in the · "aml· ran~e : .Sia~ Probed • SAN DIEGO CAP1 So~es :: say little testimony was heard • from more than a dozen wit· '· nesses called before a federal :-grand jury investaeatlng t)ie •• ~angland slaying of San Diego Mafia figure Frank Som- • pens1ero • . .. • I • • ORAHOE COAST uK DAILY PILOT Feathering her springtime nest Is a tlny bummilif[bird, who's pinning her hopes on the. clothesline ln a Mes41, Ariz .. back yard. Although seemingly perched in the path of a thoroughfare, she's been promisect refuge by lhe family who shares her home. ' • \ • FBI PTohes Gates A tederal lnvest14at1on into "allegaUons of political corrup· tion ·' made against Oran1• <;ounty Sheriff arad Gates b1 unknown people JO\ under way Thursday Jn Los AAa•let In part at leut, Uni f'.Bl probe is apparently retractnf some ground already covered ast fall in a st.le attorney general's ln- veslieatioo into Gates personal .. and pttiesaional activities. Like tbe ftdual lDveatJ11Uoa, that inquiry \\i• touebia Off b)' allegatiOoS made by au Uiddeft •• Ufied person or persocs. It ended Oct. 24 when AttorQeY General Evelle Younger said in a letter to Gates there had been no findlne of amproper conduct In part, tbe st.te lbvestlgation covered Gates' financial ac- tivities when building a hiUtop home In San Juan CaplSlrano last year as weU IJ btl ~ravel ~xpen ... Those topics ~ppeared to be at Issue in the 1"81 ~probe when employees ol Uit lendlna lblUtu· tlons involved ill Oates• 19'1'1 con- ltruclloq and rnot\ta1e toan1 appeared before a federal Orand Jury Thl.ll'WdQ. • Also oo hand were two employ• or _(ravel agencies, one of wborn s.id be could not reull evn tiootizic travel ar-raa,erQCOta for the yea.r~ld lhertft. • But tbe federal probe •Wl>oed on nefi ground as well as tllat already covered In the st.le in· vesUgatioo. • That was apparent when Keith Concannoa, necutive director or lht Qrange Cowlty Criminal Juatlce eouncn. sat ln the grand Jury waltt.oe room. Concannon cartled with him documenta covenni tbe award- in& of a comuJtant's contract to Paul Whisenand, a college nro- f es sor and long-tlme Gates friend. Whi1tnand la involved in another iNue of apparent in- terest to tbe J\JfY. a 11.300 con- 11 u It in g eontnct with the Sheriff's office. Sheriff's Capt. Robert Griffeth toled recorda or that ll'ansaction with him lnto the grand jury room . Alto •S>Pnrln8 u witnesses before the Grand J~ were two contractonJ Who did subeootrac· tor work on the Orange County Employees' Credtt Union's new buildin1. Both Pacific Plumbing and Bower Air Coodlttonlq later did work for Gates at hil new home. Trial Sei • f;R By t.E!U, ~J!fEN , Slaying fAIMFather Jailed Over Monday, Ule abertlf Aid he ablt.ained from ~otlQI wblle a credit "nlota director •n the ballQt that awarded tb• con· tract• for conatrucUon of the new bull.di.QI. In both pel"IOnal lnlenlews and at a lenatby erea1 con· ference, Ga\ea aenJed wronado- lng, eald he would cooperate in UN Jnf'W--4Dd ~&ed it wouJd end wttb flndlD& tum blameless . Twenty-tw0i1e•r·old Mark Balcer of ?liewliort Beach must face a Supluior Court trial on charges that be robbed and murdered Orange-coast -COUege student Karl Marcus Chancellor. also of Newport Beach, last Feb . 11 South Orange County Municipal Court Judge John Griffin ordered Baker bound over lo Superior Court for trial at tbe conclusion of a two-day preliminary hearing Thursday Judge Griffin scheduled ar· raignmenl for 9 a.m. April 2S in Department 5 of the Superior Court in Santa Ana Baker. who was led mto court Tbursda> in shack)_es and handcuffs, ls beln& held tn Orange County Jail without bail. tendani COQJd make not.ea during the bearlq. Baker'• wile Suzanne told the oourt Wednaclay that abe, ber husband and Chancellor, 20, drove to Niauel Beach Park Feb. 11 at about 11 p.m. She said the two men left her in the car and walked toward the beach. "He <Baker> came back alone." she said. The body of Chancellor. 1884 Port Sheffield Place, Newport Beach, was found later that n1iht behind a beach park snack bar. Mrs. Balter said her husband told her Chancellor had pulled a gun on him and fell down a cliff in an ensu.lng scuffle. Craia Olsen, a fri~nd of Chan- cellor, testified that "Martt was financing the sale of cocaine and Mark Baker was distributing .Judge Griffin ordered Baker's it " wrists freed Thursday so the de-Olsen~~ Chancellor was car- Froaa P~ AJ rying about $4,000 In cash the day he was murdered. Police U.r...:tal );') .,._... said no large amount of money J.T~A ~~ was folmd on Chancellor's body. ' ' D f tt Air A Corona deJ Mar man. who e ense a orneys onso with bll wlfe bas been U'YiDI to Sepe or Miami, Fla. and William have hla da""bW'" m·--'afe Kopeny of Santa Ana moved -• .... Thursday to strike Mrs. Baker's ann"lled tor six years. w 11 t t· · 11 d spend five days ln Los Angeles es 1mony as priv ege com-County Jail for \ttolaUno a court municatlon between husband ._ and wife. order to leave his daughter and But Judge Griffin derued the her hU&band alone. motion oo the basl.J that Baker William ~ 83, of 432 De bad told others the same story Sola Terrace, will begin servin& he bad told his wife the ntsHi ot bis term ~ooday. He wu sen· Chancellor'• death. tenced 1bunday by Lo. Angeles Under questioning by Sepe, S~or Cowt Jud&e William Mrs. Bilker testified she had not C decott been promised Immunity from Caldecott was the same Judie prosecution ln exchange for her who sentenced Laina's wife, testimony and that she never Gloria to a five-day Jail term In h d b d i ed r lbll -f 1976 for violatJnt the 1974 court a een a v 8 0 a poss ity order prohibltln111 them from she might be prosecuted. " Introduced u evidence Thurs-Ila vlng contact with their day over objections by defense daughter. ber husband or his employers. attorneys w~t.e a shotaun and Their daudhter, Conn1·e. 30. photos of ·11 Garden 0 rove e swa~ married Occidental College Richard Sch~macber will con duct the Masterplayers a eroup or 17 European chamber soloisu Satw-day ln the Lacuna Beach H11h School auditorium. The concert is the final pres entation of the Laguna Beach Community Concert Association this season, and will begin at 8:15 p.m. The Swtas conductor and the soloists will perform works of five great composers. For ticket inlormaUon, caU 494·2619 Mrs. Baker testified Wednes· music professor Lauris Jones in UFEGUARD FACIUTY day that her h1A1band threw the 1972· Problems 'Minor' '• • • gun into the swamp. The latest ·court actJon was Baker's attorneys claimed in· prompted when Laing wrote a let-COLORADO SPRINGS <AP used for construction on the park. There is approxilnately S9~.ooo left in that park reserve fund, and Baglin questioned whether lhat money -:ould be uae<l to partially ~w-. the dtbt service on tbe park bond. Finance director Richard Reese said the construction funds could be transferred to debt servict:. a response that prompted Baglin to term the lifeguard facility project "QUt of order a94 preJllature." l He w!ls opposed by the other four councilmen, however, three of whom outlined the need for a permanent m,guard faciUlY'on the beach. ,. Councilwoman Sally Bellerue cited problems with lifeguards E',....·l'.,,eAJ not having permanent facilities troduction of the shotuU> as ter to coJleae president -;Thebiggestsofarnareactivi n~e·~f ~~~:hhave' to look to the ev(dence was lrrelevant because RI c bard G ll°man and the ty in four yeat11 waa causin& 00 Deputy Dist. Atty. Ted Miilard chairman ol the coUege's board ly minor commun.tcaliooa prob- fety of the ~ple using the bad not es<ablilhed the gun as or trustees. Norman Barker Jr., lems 'Ibunday, according tc beaches," she said. "The funds the weapon used to bludaeon holding them rapon.alble for ea· mllltary and telephone company are there. and it'a true, we could Chancellor to de...ai... dange..i .... bis ... _ .......... ' uL.. spo'-esm-"' use them towara retirement of, -------·-Vl ________ ._ ..... __ u._...., __ .. _r_•_un_::. ____ .. __ ~_ .. ______ _ the debt service. ''But they were put aside for construction on Main Beach Park and I think we should go ahead with it. Our Cirst priority lS concern for the saf et.Y of the people who visit the beaches." CoWJcilm.an Kell¥ BQyd .said the curreil( llteeuara tower is run down, and said be wouW be in favor of retirina the remain- ing funds from tbe construction account to debt service after the f11cllll'es are built. If all carpe.t sales sculd alike to you, listen tc>What the Tough Shopper~ about the Bigelovv sale at Alden's MAfoa.· .. .Mayor Jack Mc.DoweU said in- creased safety programs on the beach might draw state and feder~I money, which would ,, Jlelp the city. "The opportunity for further funding ia there,•• be said. and Ohio But Baglin got in the last word. askine lifeguard chief Baird how many part-Ume 1UJn- mer hfeguard1 $60,000 could hare. When Baird replied 13, Baglin said, "You say this building is going to save lives. But it's 13 .Part-lime llfeeuards that are not going to be able to save lives. "It's aolng to be anol.ber build- ing that we have to paint and maintain, increasing the over- head ln this operation." Baeltn 's comments did not sway fellow council members, howevel', who voted 4-1 lo ap- prove hJHng an architect tor the sinale..atory facility. Yoiiths Vi,e ln!Aguna 'l'mckFeft Nearly 1,000 hl&h sc\001 stu- denta from M act»Oola are com- ptttna for track trophies at Laguna Beach Rith School tonJ1ht and Saturitay. Tb yOUnptva. aome ltom as far away aa BoUlder City, Nev., re ruanlQI, JwnPtna and vault· !111 lor awarcb ln the_ nth annual La(una Beach Trophy lihet, hel~ at Guyer neld at the tltgb school. ....__,. --i ·· .. VOL. 11, NO. 104, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES OitllY f!I• StMI ...... HE'D LIKE THE JOB Potential Mayor Ryckoff ByJOANNEREY!liOLDS Of .. Deify f'ttet lfalff Tuesday Newport Beach's tour new councilmen will be sworn into o(fice. The new council's first job will be to choose a mayor ancf mayor protem. The job could go t.o any of t.be • seveo council members. bUt lt appe~rs that Jt is eolnB to be a contest between Ray Williama and Paul Ryckoff. Traditionally, Cre~hmen coun· cilmen do not get elected to the presiding officer positions. That mean~ Don Strauss, Evelyn Hart, Jackie Heather and Paul Hummel probably are out of the running. That leaves the job to the senior memben of the eouncll. Don Mclnnis, Williams and Ryckoff. fdclnnia already has served two, two-year terms as mayor and aaya he's deflnltely not ln· terested ln servm, again. Ryckoff eays be definitely is intereited, but hls elect.ion could be blocked by his hlstory Qf hardUne stands° on issues and his sometimes abrasive ~Jl)vii::.llty. "Oh yes, l 'd definitely welcome the job." Ryckoff said today. He added that he thought It would be beneficial to the operation of the council if he were elected because "I don't see how anyone can have the time to push issues when they're trylng l<> run the meetings and keep the council in order.'· • t , .. . One councll observer aaJd Williama appeara to be the favorite beCause be ls seen as a moderating lntluence and a man capable of developJn1 com- promises. But WlllilJDS said today be is not sure he wants the job. He said his lfld~lsion ls baaed on the tact that he has been on the cotmcll only two years and that Ryckoff bas served tor six. "I also know bow badly Paul want.a the job," he commented. Williams alao sald he has res· ervattons because he believes the compromise efforts he would • have to ~e u mayor will alienate some o( fiis backers. ·- The primary issue facing the council involves continued erowth in the city and tile effect or lb.at growth on traffic. Last Tuesday's elecUon wa.s a clear victory for the anti·arowth factions in the clty. Williams and Ryckoff are seen 'as spokesmen for these IJ'OUpa and these same groups backed Strauss, Mrs. lfart and Hum· mel lJ\ the election. 'Tm worried abouL the shill in power, not just on the council, but in the city ae1'erall1." Williams said. "There are goir~ to be some people outside the council that want to go beyond (See MAYOR. Page A2> . ·Today's Cl t,-..... 11:9 N TEN CENTS Oelly ...... lutf,... HE HAS RESERVATIONS PotentialMayorWHMams Coast Auto Theft Ring Broken , Pot 'Pushed' Planl Prose Proposed. SHELTON . Wash . IAP > -John Mills, who ad· vocates the legalization of marijuana, has been sen- tenced to push a wheelbarrow contaiffing dirt, a manJuana plant and a sign around the Mason Coun- ty courthouse. _ The sign says "decriminalize marijuana." MHson County Superior Court Judge Frank Baker said Thursday that he handed down the sen- tence after Mills pleaded guilty to possessing more th an 40 grams of pot. He was told to perform the task 20 times each Sunday morning for the next four weeks. Baker also assigned Mills to write a 1,500-word paper on the pros an4 cons of marijuana use. "'"' ace silidiiai vteti• NewpOrtMan Faces Trial in Sl&ying By JERRY CLAUSEN 0t .. Ootllr '1Mt SIMI Twenly·lwo-year-otd Mark Baker ol Newport Beach must _lace a Superior Court trial on charges that he robbed and murdered Orange Coast Colleee student Karl Marcus Chancellor, also of Newport Beach, last Feb. J1 South Orange Co unty Mwiicipal Court Judge John Griffin ()rdered Baker bound over to Superior Court for trial at the conclusion of a two-day prehminary bearing Thursday. Judge Griftin scheduled ar· raignment ror 9 a.m April 25 in l>epartment S of the Superior Court in Santa Ana. Baker. who was led Into court Thursday in shackles and handcuffs, is being $21 Million In Unclaimed Gooda·~isted held in Orange· County Jail without bail. Judge Griffin ordered Baker's wrists freed Thursday ..ao the de· fendant could make uotes during lbe bearing. Baker's wife Smanne told the court Wednesday lbat she, her husband and Chancellor, 20. drove to Niguel Beach Park Feb. 11 at about 11 p.m . She said lh9" two men left her in lbe car and wallced toward the beach. "He <Baker> came back alone," she said. Tbe _bociy of Chancellor, 188' Port Sbeffield Place. Newport Beach , ~as found later that night befiind a beach park snack bar. H~aker said her husband told her OJanceJJor bad pulled a gun on him and fell down a cliff in an ensuing scuffle. Crail Olsen, a friend of Chan- cellor. testified that "Mark was financing the sale or cocaine and Mark Baker was di•tri,,.utlnc it... y OJseia said Chancellor wa car- ryina abOut $1,000 ln caali the day he wu tnurdered. Police said no laree amount or money was found on CbanceUor's body. Defense attorneya Alfonso Sepe of Mlami, Fla. and WllUam Kopeny of Santa Ana moved Thuraday to a&rib..Kn. BUer'• teatimony as privileged com· ; municatlon be(ween husband • <See TJUAL; Pale AJ) CM Teen Skier Killed An Orange Coast College ski team member was killed Thurs- day when he veered off course and smashed into a tree while practicing near Mammoth, OCC officials said today. Greg J . SimaklJ. 18, of 555 Paular1no Ave.. Costa Mesa, died of massive bead and in· ternal injuries at Washoe Hospital in Reno sbortty after noon, 11.ld Jim CMDett, OCC public information officer. He said Slmekis -was airll.fted to Reno aft.er the accident. Carnett said it was believed to be lbe first time an QCC student has dled whlle partkipating in an athletic event. Slmaki.s, one of the sk1 team's top six members, was practicing for the Southern California In· lercollegiate Ski Association rJcea at Ju~ Mountalll when the accideot oceurred, earnett .sald. He said the youth waa on a pracllce nm when he appraently hU a rul at bigb speed alld veered otr course into a tree. Slmakis was wearing protective beac1 gear at the time, Carnett aald. The youth, a second semester business \nformatlon syatems major, attended high school in Colorado before corning to OCC. Carnett saJd. He was born in Weatmlnstel\ and his mother (~SIDER, Page A.%) T~deRecord Set by StoekS NEW YORK (APl -A powerful rally erupted tn the stock market today, $eoding prices soaring and breaking trading-volume re(ords at the New York Stock Excban~e. The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials showed a 17.15-.poin( aain to 792.36. <Tables, 'Bs> Advances swamped declines b)' close to a 4·1 margin an>oog NYSE-listed issues. 1 Big Board volume soared past the previous tun day's -record level of 44.51 million shares set Ffb. 20~ 19'16, tlnisbina at 52,280,000. t Biled ,. . ..,..... BRAD TEABY HOLDS 'OFFENDING' NEWSPAPER . School Sued for $800,000 Over Jarvi• Story Kid in ·Dutch School Sued Over Jlll1.U St.ory ~L CAJON (AP> -A claim for '800.000 is being pressed on behalf or Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann over Brad Teaby's story in the Granite Hills High paper. Teaby, 16. tried to explain the Jarvis-Gann tax limiting in· itialive. In a footnote, he identlCled Jarvis and Gann aa .. prornlnent real estate owners." The foot.- note went on to say 0 passa1e of this bill wlll save them both several million &llars.' • The claim egatnst tbe Clarion and T•aby, the nrst step toward flJiog a libel ault in court. deac bes the footnote a s libelous. The students "thJnk il 'a pretty ricUcuioUs." Tea by aaid Thurs· day. But Allyn Smith, tbe 17·year· o)d edito.-, said she'll publish "a partial retraction'' April 28 In a letter to a San Dieao al torney representing Jarvis and Gann, the editor said they "Me certainly promjnent and. no doubt, own some real proper ty in Callfornia." The claim was formaJly re- jected by the district 'a school board. Supt. Leland B. Newcomer first superintendent of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, said Jarvis and Gann couldn't prove libelous Intent Principal Philip Morell said h~ was pleased lbat young Teaby tried to write about complex currenf ev1eo.ts iQS~ad 'of "who ki~sed Susie in the baclt of the blue Chevy." Newcomer said he was unsure why Jarvts and Gann are "tak· ing on a 16-year-old boy in a lit· Oe school newspaper." Aa forTeaby, be said he's bav· tna sectmd ihouahts about a career in journalism. NB Shop Arrests Nets 7 Newport Beach police an· nounced today the arrest of §i~ men on charge5 they WU'~ operating a car then ring and cannibalizing the autos tp sell the parts. Officers allege that the ring II spedalhed ln expensive Po1'Che sport.a cara. Stx 11 peels we~ alleged by Investigators to be members of the ring while a seventh suspect ls cbaraed with attempting to defraud bis insurance compa.Q)c in -c:onnecdon with the theft ol hil car. Newport detectives Ron ~od1ers and Lee Roberts fdeP· tilled the suspects as: -Jeffrey .I. Johnson. 22, of Long Beac.h : -Michael Howard Cammhl.s, 22, of Long Beach : -Raymond Alan Gramo, 24. of Downey; -Gordon Fred Johnson, 33, of 2235 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach: -Marty Letner, 26 . of Downey; -Ronald Herrick, 28' of Newport Beach Rodgers said the investigation began las t Saturday wheo Patrolman Tom Little became suspicious of a 1969 Pfrsche ~1 that Herrick was working 011 near bis auto re pair shop on North Newport Boulevard. Herrick's arrest rot grand theft auto led to the arrests of <See CABS, Pa1e AZ> U.S. REUGIONS FWURISWNG The United States is second on- ly to lndJa in the perce~tage or its population expressing belief in God or a Supreme Being. It is taid religion& nourish here because the people are spiritual in nature and constantly seek God in new or old ways. Pictures, Page02. Orapge Coast Weather Mostly cloudy through Saturday . Chance oC measurable shower' 10 · percent or 1-s tonight and 30 percent Saturday. Lows tonl1ht 48 to ~. Highs Saturd., 58 to Q . INSIDE TODA~ Open laouae ot (JC lrvfM un't l~ mo1t. ~me rather witqw "1Cnl• att plGmlfd for th• onni.ol q>rinJJ',lont. ' SlC>f11 a"" PhO(o cm~· Cl. l•il . ... - _ >t.. TotTUCe balr aalon owner. 1ed In tWC> jewel thefts from "':.a'lhion Island atorea ln : ~e~port Baeb, pleaded in.no-• • nt todQ to bul'Cl•ry eh.,..es : ~~rbor J~dJct~J DietrJct ~~ alpb Wll1Wn Flandfl'9 n. 25. •• arrested Monday ollht after t llce alle1e be ran out ol welry department at BDllock's ilsbire with a $33,000 ruby apd cftamong rina. He is 1ehedwed to a~ar in eourt a1aln :l'Uesda.y ,. at ~eh Ume a date .tu be set for a pn- Umtnary heari.n&. court offtolals Hid. Police allo alle&e Flanders ls lbe man reaponslble for the l>ecembe~beft of a '58,000 bra~elet m A. H. We.tum Fine Jewels in the same abop. ping center. Flanders baa remained in custody in Newport Beach elty jail in lieu.of Sll0,000 ball. His companion and alle1ed ac- complice in both Utefta, Caren Thurston, also of Torrance, was released from Oran1e County Jail after postine ~.ooo bail. She will be arrai&ned neat court officials said. Police allege tbe couple used the foJ'°wlng PlW to pull of( both lbeltl: They posed as a married COU· pie, vialting the stores on &ID- day afternoon claimln1 they were shopping for an expensive piece of jewelry to bu)' Flan· ders · mother. • Flanders woqld return tbe following evening assertedly to meet bis father and select a piece to buy. Wbile waiting ror tbe rat.her to appear, Flanders would ask to try the piece on • .3ib1a dash out of lbe store. Employees at Bullock'~ Wilshire told police lbey became sus&Jtdous Of Flanders and were rjg6t behind him when be ran out of the store. . The employees got a deacrip· lion of lbe getaway car, aUeaed· ly driven by Miss Tbw-at()n and tbe couple was arrested a few miles away in Eastbluff where tbe stolen ring was found. The bracelet from tbe earlier theft has not been recovered. State Poll Reports Brown~s Popul'!rity Taking a Nosedive · SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The niost recent CaUfornia Poll or Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s popularity among voters sbows just 29 percent of the public thinks he is doing a good job, as ,..,... PflfleAJ TRIAL ••• and wife. : But Judge Griffin denied the motion on Ole basis lhat Baker had told others the same story f""" he had told bis ~re the night or Chancellor's death. Under questioning by Sepe, Mn. Baker testified 1be bad not been promised immunity from -ptosecut.lon in exchange tor her testimony and that she never bad been idviMd of a poulbillty 'Ille might be prosecuted. Introduced as evidence Thurs· day over objections by defense itt-torneys were a shotgun and ;,,hotos of a Garden Grove swamp. Mrs. Baker testified Wednes- ,day that her husband threw the •• gun Into the swamp. : : 8aker's attorneys claimed in· ·)roduction of the shotgun as ·-evidence waa irrelevant because -1>eputy Dist. Atty. Ted M illatd ·)iad not established the gun as : -the weapon used to bludgeon :J:hancellor to death :~Border Fight .:Net.s Arrest ·-sAN YSIDRO. Calif. <AP) - .Police exchanged gunfire with ) wo suspected border bandits · Jate Thursday night. Apparently . -nobody was wounded, but one ·.man was arrested. : : Victor Rendon Macario, 23, of . ·Guaymas. Mexico, was booked ·:in San Dieao Count.y Jail for in· •. vesUgaUoo of murder, attempt. • · ed robbery and robbery. : . Tbe murder c:bar1e wna based ·.on Lhe April 5 klWng of Salvador :·Perez Hernande&, 17, or ·)ticboacan. Mexico, lo a : ·holdup attempt. Police Set. • Jesus Lopez aaid Macarlo and ·:Ute man who fled match the : ..description of the wanted men. . ·:~~~~~~~~~--, ~NQ4ECQUT DAILY PILOT ........... .......... __ --•-O.. vi..----·-----...... _,._,.... --... .. ... --. ............. ... .,.._w_ . ._u.n " ( . • opposed to S3 percent two years ago. The te'epbone survey, con· duct.eel from March 27-April 3, indlcllt49d only 55 percent of ~ regl~tered Dem'ocrata polled said they would vot.e for Brown in Lhe J.me primary, and aJmoet one in tbree said they would con· sider voting for another Democratic candidate. When matched 8iainst each of five prominent Republlc•n gubernatorial contenders, Brown still led in each case but his marglns were not as com· Conable as theyl:i been in previous surveys. Stat.e Attorney eral Evelle Youo1er, who tralli!d Brown by 28 pereemqe poiDt;s ln October, 1977, narrowed tbe 1ap to 16 points in the last survey. The governor's lead over Fresno Assemblyman Ken Mad· dy withered even more dramatically. Last October Brown led Maddy 82 percent to 17 pel'ffOt -a 45 point bulge. Now Brown's margin ls.~ po1nta (51·31). • San Diego Mayor Pete WllMO also made up ground when paired against Brown. He trailed the governor by 41 points last October but now the lead is down to25. The governor lost relatively • little ground when m~tched against either. former Los Angeles Police Cbl,r Ed Davis or state Sen. Jobd· Brt111 or Fullerton. Brown leads D~v)s . by 28 pointa, ooly seven. leas than in October, and leads Brina by 38 points, eight less than in Qc. t.ober. The poll was conducted among a repr~tive crousecUoo of 1,252 California adults. It bas operated continuoualy since ~7 as an·:j.Qdependent, non-partisan, medla.nsored public opinion·new~~tee. Vintage Can Shoun in NB Fans ol vintage autos will be able t.o see nearly 50 Pn?·191S models, plua a few more recent makes when the Roneleas Car- rta g e Club of Southern California descends on Newport Beaeb~ . Club members will aatber In the parting lot near the Broadway tD Faablon bland at 1 :10 a.m. tor a coffee bou.r, before takinl off in tbelr can for a brief tour of the cit.)'. Bob Rood, oreanlzer ot the event, says the club baa about 200 members incladlng en· lbusiasts wbo admire. but ti't own.~ears., I Poles Replaced Newport Man Held } In Plot A Newport Beach investor was .arraigned today 'n Pasadena on charges of solic1tang the murder or his SOO·in-law, a Pasadena police officer. Ed)lrard Ja(farian1 75, of 1830 Port Kimberly Place, was ar- rested by undercover Pasadena police officers Thursday shortly after he allegedly offered $1,000 as a down P,fYment on a mu.rder contract. Police spokesman Jobn McAlister declined to reveal the name of the intended . vicUm, notin1 that police are reartul that a contract on the officer's life may still be out. "If we get this into e news. maybe the hit man wiU let it go," he said Telephone linemen repair eqwpment at end of Ford Road east of San Miguel Drive in NeWPOrt Beach. The droopy lines are extra-heavy intercity cables that someday will be put under ground. a Pacific Telephone Company spokesman said. . ' . ·' Jaffarian's arrest culminated a week-long investigation belWl when informatiotl on lbe alleged murder contract was turned over to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's substation ln Temple 'City. Fireboat Auction Set Early/iast Friday morning. two Monrovia men -McKinley Ross Jr .. 40, and Roy Gray, 31 , were arrested on conspiracy charges in connection with the case. The Archibald J . Eley aoes on the block In Newport Beach and yacht broter Roger Bloxham, who is auctioning the GS-foot former fireboat, says he thin.ks there '11 be a lot or bids sub-mitted for 1t. The 1919-vintage boat is rur· ~PflfleAJ MAYOR •• :. what ought to occur. "Government '-a series of compromises,•• be tdded. Williams explained why be thinks the vlctorioua en\liron· mentatist interests face a serles of compromises now that ·they hold a majority mem· bersbip on the council: "I've been an envlronmen· taUat for 25 years and Lhls ls the firat time we've ever been in a majority position like this. "I don't want to It tilled in two yeara <at t.be next city COUDcil •lecUon) bv decislons that are too •t.ronl .. i But. R31ckorr says he doesn't think he'd be in a poalUoa to be advocating exceulve policies if he had 10 spend his time and ef. forts ·~eeplng the meetings glued together. "I think btltng mayor would take some of the steam out of me in terms of my pushing a posltlob on an luue, ''he said.· Duch's 'Dad' Ce/,ebrating, LAS JIEGAS. <AP> -It was t.lme for celebration at the Frontier Hotel whf'n Daphne, the mallard, gave birth to eipt duckllngs ln lbe wishing well. "I feel good," said Stephen Salvodelll. hotel general mana1er, as be paued out the cigars . Hund.reds of croupiers, cocktail waltN!sses and bellmen were on hand (or the occasion. A young and weak Daphne showed up at the resort hotel about a year a10 and made herself at home In the wi.shlng welt's island . ~Snow &peeled in North State really owned by andustriahst John Rau who bad dreams of restoring it to its original glory. He said he decided to sell h1s boat after learrung 1t would be impossible to obtain the customized fittings that the craft once carried as the first Los Angeles Harbor fireboat lt 's been a long time since 1t was a working fireboat and the Archibald J . Eley has fallen into disrepair It was moved to Bloxham 's dock at 223 21st St. from a nearby boat yard where It had been towed after sinking at its dock last year. But Bloxham says he's been besieged by antique boat en- thusiasts and oihers who say they'll submit written bids at the noon auction at the dock. "One guy said he wanted to live aboard. which is an interest ing idea considering there is no power on It. I guess be figured replacing the engines would just take up too much apace," Blox· ham said. Another potential buyer said he'd like to put a steam engine 111 the old boat. "You know tllett seems to be a lot of geys that go in for this sort of thing," Bloxham com· mented ··rt ·s generated a tremendous amount of mterest, sort or like restoring old cars ··Except that cars don't sink." Y 011nger Tied With Davis SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Al· torney General Evelle Younger and former Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis are virtually even tn voter preference and As· sembl)'.man Ken Maddy ls close behind'"' in the latest California Poll on the Republican gubernatorial race. The survey. based on in- terviews with 1,300 Callfom.ia adult Republicans from March 2V ·April 3, showed 23 percent picked Davis and 18 percent chose Maddy. They were arraigned Thurs· day A preliminary hearini was set for April 26. McALister said Jaffarian was arrested tn the Washington Park area of Pasadena by officers posing as underworld tut men. He was booked into Los Angeles County Jail Rall was sel at $50,000 E'rom Page A f SKIE& •. li ves io Oregon, Carnett said. He said Slmakis.had competed for the OCC ski team abo.ut 10 times before Thursday 's tragedy. Rec a use of the death, ski team members were scheduled to re- turn today from the competition. despite the fact that at runs through Sunday, Cameµ said. He said' funeral arrangements art' pending. If all carpet sales somd alike to you, listen to what the Tough Shopper~ abQut the BigeloW sale at Alden's a~ A unlQue, Sllkveoft carpet with tile lwcurtous look and feel Of Ct\JShoO velvet. Bigelow's ·1oso •xctu.lve cnroma-Oye"' PtoceM creates soft. 1 ., l~t waatle9 ot COior that create a •l'llmmertno SQ. vo. look that's i-rf ect for the flrl'9t rooms Antron II I' nylon for easy care, durability~ protection from etatlc Protected bY Scomhgard , r~ , t I l r ""'7 Porsche Theft Ring Reported Smaslled Newport Beaeb pollce ·an nounced -1.:Y the arrest of atx men on charges they were operating a car tbefl ring and cannibalizinl the autos to sell the parts. Officers allege that the rinl speciallJed lo expensive Porsche sports cars. Six suspects were alleged by investigators to be members or the ring while a seventh suspect is charged with attemptlng to defraud his insurance company i.n connectioo with the theft of hls car. Newport detectives Ron Rodgers and Lee Roberts Iden· tified the suspects as· • -Jeffrey J . Jobnsoa, 23. or Long Beach: -MlcllHI Howard Cumm.lns, 22. or Long Beach: lB Fire Station Repair Ordered A $16,000 repair job for the fire·damaged Laguna HUls Fire Station bas been ordered by Orange Cot.mty supervisors. Firemen have placed the blame for the March 1 blaze on a short in eledrical equipment. Oamage was confined to the roof of the building, at 24001 Pueo de Valencia. -aaymemd Alo GrafOo, 24, of DoWDe1 ;• -Gordoa Fred sauoa, 33, or 2235 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach; -Marty Leiner, 26, of Downey: -&oaald Herrick, 28, of Newport Beach. RQdgers said the i.nvestigaUon began last Saturday when 'Patrolman Tom LiUle became suspicious of a 1969 Porsche 911 that Herrick was working on near bi.a auto repair shop on North Newport Boulevard. Herrick's arrest ror grand theft auto led to the arrests ol the fltie other men and to the ar· rest .of Peter Paul Ebel, 37, of 3109 Seashore Drive., Apt. A1 Newport Beach. Ebel was booked for con· splracy to destroy insured prop- erty, a charge Rod1ers said was related to tne sports car stQJen from him March 26. Rodgers said that al present, investigators based their case on tteaM~ Problems 'Minor' COLORADO SPRINOS CAP> -The biggest solar Oare aclivi· ty tn four years was causinl on· ly minor comm\lnicaUooa pfOb.. lems Thursday, accordin1 to military and telephone comPM,V spokesmen. Un£laime1l" Frope_rty List frinted TOdat Youth's Article Assailed EL CAJON CAP) -A claim ror $800,000 is being pressed on behalf or Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann over Brad Teaby's story in the Granite Hills High paper. Tea by. 16, tried to explain the Jarvis·Gann tax limiline In · itiattve. In a footnote, he identified Jarvis and Gann as "prominent reat. estate owners." The root. note went on to say "passage of this bill will save them both several million dollan." The claim against the Clarion and Teaby, the first step toward filing a libel suit in cour•. describes the footnote as libelous. The students "think It's pretty ridiculous," Teaby said Thurs· day But Allyn Smith. the 17·year- old editor. said she'll publish "a partial retraction" April 28. In a letter to a San DieJ(O al· torney representing Jarvis and Gann, the editor aaid they "are certainly prominent and. no doubt, own some real proper· t.J ln Callfornia. •• • TM-daim wu form~ re- Jected by the diatrict's •clM>ol board. Supt. Leland B. Newcomer. lint au~=tendent of lite Newport· Unlfied School Dl•trlct. uid JuWia and Gann couldn't prove U6elous Intent. Prineipal PblUp Morell said be was pleased that young Teaby tried to write about complex current event.a instead of "who kissed Susie in the back or tbe blue Chevy." Newcomer said be was unsure why Jarvis and Gann are "tak· ing on a 16·year-old boy in a lit· tie school newspaper." As for Teaby, be said he's hav- in& second thoughts about a career in journalism. • • Squatter's Rights Feathering her springtime nest is a tiny hummingbird. who's pinning her hopes on the clothesline in a Mesa. Ariz.. back yard. Although seemingly perched in the path of a thoroughfare, she's been promised refuge by the family who shares her home. Brown F a11ing . • ........ ,.. c:. In Popularity SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The most recent California Poll of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr 's popularity among voters shows Just 29 percent of the public thinks he is doing a good job, as opposed to SJ percent two years ago. The telephone survey. con· duc&ect from March 2'h\prU 3, lndlu\lld • CIDlY 65 l)ercent of the . natstered f>e~ocrats polled sal~ tbey would vote for Brown in tbe June primary, and almost one in three said they would con- 1 l de r votln• for another Democratic ~andtclate. When matched ap.inst each or five promineot Republican gubernatorial contenders. Brown sWl led in each case but bis margins were not as com· fortable as they have been In previous surveys. Stale Attorney General Evelle Younger. who trailed Brown by 28 percentase poin~ in October, 1977. narrowed the gap to 16 points in the last survey. The governor's lead over Fresno Assemblyman Ken Mad· dy withered even more dramatically. Las t October Brown Jed Maddy 62 percent to 17 percent -a 45 point bu.Ile. Now Brown's margin is 20 points (51-3 1). Sao Diego Mayor Pete Wilson also made up ground when paired aeainst Brown. He trailed the overnor by U ~ Lui October but now the lead ta down to~. Tbf: governor lo8't relatively little ground when mat.ched a1aln1t either former Los Angeles Police Chief Ed 0.vts or slate Sen. JohtE Brtw of Fullerton. · · Brown leads Da~is . by 28 points, only seve"" less than in October. and leadS"'Briggs by 36 points. eight less than in Oc· tober. The poll was conducted among a representative CTOSSsettioo or 1,252 Califomla adults. It has operated continuously since UM7 as an·:)r)dependent. non:partisan. medla·~nsored public opinlon·~ews:~et:".ite. 4 Druwn When Car Plunges off Span Protesters Held SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A clergyman, the Rev. Lloyd Wake, 56, and his son, Steve, 22, were among seven persons ar· rested after staging a sit·m at the Philippines Consulate to protest wbal they called the Marcos "dictatorship" and re· cent "fraudulent" elections in Manila. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. CAP> -A car carryllag six people ,plunged °'"' a bridge that was open for barge traffic early to- day and sank in the Minnesota River, autborltles said. One peraon was rescued, but foUJt drowned and a flftlt WU feared dead. · The Bloomington Fire Depart· ment and the Coast Guard were seeking the missing occu~t. who was apparently swept downstream by heavy currents from under the Cedar Avenue Bridge. Names of the two men and two women whoR bodies wen re· covered were withheld tmW rel- atives could be notillecl. Harlm Bl• Bear, b, Blaine, Mlnn., rescued from tbe river, was taken to Hennepin County Medical Cbtel', MirineapOlia. He sufrered bead tnjurtes and was reported tn serious condition. Blg Bear was rescued by Jay Hnjula, 22. ot Richfield, who was on bis way home from Wort lD a car behind the one C&rrJlftl the victims. Harjula dived into lhe frigid water and brought out Big Bear. then swam back to the car b\lt was unable to rescue any 'others. , Pot 'Posited' Plant Proae Propoae.d SHELTON, Wash. CAP> -John Mills, who ad- vocates the legalization of marijuana, has been sen· tenced to push a wheelbarrow containing dirt, a marijuana plant and a sign around the Mason Coun· ty courthouse. The sign says "decriminalize marijuana." M~n County Superior: Court Judge Frank Baker smd Thursday that be handed down the sen· tence after Mills pleaded guilty to possessing more than 40 grams pt pot. He was told to perform the task 20 times each Sunday morning for the next four ·weeks. · " ·*'"" Baker also assigned Mill$ to write a 1.SOO-word ~ .. per on the pros and cons of marijuana use. • ., Afternoon N.Y. SiOe CM Teen. Skier Killed '\ ~ An Orange Coast College sti team member wu killed Thian• day when he veered off course and smubed Into a tree while pracliclne near Mammoth, <>ex; officials said today. Greg J . Slmakis. 18, of ~ Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa. died of massive head and in· ternal injuries at Washoe Hospital in Reno shortly after noon, said Jim Camell, OCC public information officer. He said Shnakia was airlifted to Reno after the accident. Carnett said it w.as believed to be the first time an OCC student bas died while participating. io an athletic event. Simakis, one of the ski team's top six members, was pra~tlcing for the Southern California In· tercollegiate Ski Association races at June Mountain when the accident occurred, Carnett said. He said the youth was on a practice nm when he appraenlly hit a rut at high speed 8Jld veered off course Into a tree. Simakis was wearing p~tive head gear al the time, Carnett said. The youth, a second semestel' business information systems major. attended high school in Colorado before coming to OCC, Carnett said. He was born in Westminster and bis mother lives in Oregon, Carnett said. He said Simalds bad com~ for the OCC ski team about .. 10 times before Thursday's tragedy. Because of the death, ski team members were scheduled to re· turn today rrom the competitlaa, de1plt• th faot Uaat it tbroutb Smcl8", carnetlaald. He Uld funeral arrangements are pending. Viejo Kids Nabbed on Theft Raps Two school boys were arrested Thursday by Orange County Sheriff's deputies alter the two were allegedly round burglariz· ing a Laguna Hills home. A 12-year-old was caught in a closet at 24991 Hendon St. in Laguna Hills. Deputies captured his alleged accomplice, 13. near the residence. Both boys reside in Mission Viejo. A sheriff's deputy said today the 12-year-old had not attended school for four months. In· vestigators believe he may have taken part in 20 other residential bttrglaries over that period. The 12·year-0ld has two pre· vious burglary arrests. a deputy said. , Bomb8 Withheld TEL AVlV, Israel <AP) -An Israeli newspaper reported from Washington that the United States is temporarily holding up shipments or cluster bombs ~ Israel. Yediot Aharonot's Watbing1pn correspondent said the united States is stopping the supply of the anli·personnel bomb following Israel's use of the weapon io the invasion of soqthem Lebanon. Coast II Weather Mostly cloudy through Saturday. Chance of measurable &bowers 10 percent or less tonJghl and 30 percent Saturday. Lows tonight 48 to 55. Hichs Saturday 58 to 63. ' I i\: I B1 WD.LIAtl llODGE Oii .. .,..., ........ 'EDDIE RUA, the tenaclCJ\9 ~· Hlltl younaater who be(ame paralysed from the waist doWn fol&owtn1 a faJl from a rool i..st Christmas, will be the reclplent of anolher benefit aoccer game scbeduild next week. The game will take place Tuelday at Anaheim SUld.lwn at. 7:30 p.m. Soc· cer competlUon wlll feature the Cahfornla Surf and Uae Vancouver Whitecaps. Tickets tor the benefit aame are $2.SO each or five for $10 under a.family plan. Tkkets can be purchased at tbe Mission Viejo Montanoso Reocealion Center, 25800 Montanoso Dr.; El Dorado Bank, La Paz Road at Interstate 5 ln Laauna Hills; and St. Nicholas Catholic MOOe9 Church. 24252 El Toro Rd. in Lag'fD& lWls. Proceeds from the game are to benefit Eddie by the purchase of a van with a hydraulic lift to aaaiat tbe youbgster with hia transportation oeeda. , • *. NEW SADDLEBACI( VALLEY Unified School District Board President George Henry walked in~o a hornet's nest of sorts this week upon assuming the pres1de~cy . First, there was a foiled motion to nominate and iu>· prove fellow trustee William Kohler a.s board presldent. When that ralled Henry was nominated because. Trustee Carole Neusladl said, "He doesn't plan lo run for re-election " That brought angry charges from Trustee Loa Young who claimed that Henry had told her he did plan lo run again Henry s.etUed the matter by saying he won't seek re-election . When lhat settled down and the other officers were ap- 1>roved in a tense atmosphere, Henry remaried "Gee. what a wonderful way lo start " But Henry hadn't heard the last of it. When l>ttSOnnel Items came up on the agenda. district personnel administrator James Mitchell almost referred to Henry as a woman <Loa Young was the outgoing presi· dent> "I was going to say 'Madame President'," Mitchell confessed "Live It up now," Henry told the $36,670 per year ad· mmlstrator * • • MANY ARE CONCERNED these days with equal op- portunity for mobUlty and public acce's for the crippled. Some or our plans become quite sophisticated. In the worlp of lesser beings, the animal kingdom for instance, it boils down to just lending a helping leg -so to speak. ~ That's the conclusion of 6·year-old Sashie L1lb0r of Mwlol> Vie)D, wbo mlMSe a recent trip to the An;a-Bo?Teao OeMrt. SUb1e •pot.ted a frog hopplna about and swf mtnma with anotber froa on its back. . Sasbie's father, Milton. thought he might be in line Cor an impromptu sex-education discussion. But bis daughter 1)oticed the top fros's left.rear limb had been cut off. "Sure eoouah, ·· said Mllton, wbo can produce pbotbs to prove it. Now that's getting down to the basics of humanity. windle Seheme What amounta to a partial Wt· inc of a new sewer hookup ban In the Saddleback Valley bas been nesoct~ between ttate arencles and aae Oraoae County developel'. Gov. Edmund Bro'Wll Jr •• ID an Oran1e C4unty appear~ to- day, wu expected t.O 1tve de- tails of the .,....ment atr~Ung the Allao Water lrfanacomeet Atency (A WMA). oe AWltA General ManqerJohn •Foley aaid tbi5 mornin1 be UD· deratanda the a1reement wUl permlt S & S Construction C.Om- 1, any to obtain sewer service for art of tbe Country Vlllaee tanned Community. acroa La ai Road from the La1una iguel Ziggurat. The aareement is ti~Hd in P•rt Upon S le S ottlcJata• pledge to bulia at least 35 pereent of tbe homes ln the so -called moderate-lnc:ome range or wttb prices in rou1bly tbe M5,000 bracket. Ex-Anaheim Mayor Joins County Panel Orange County's new P'air Campaign Practices Com- mission was given a dash of col· or Thursday when Supervisor Ralph Clark appointed retiring Anaheim Mayor William Thom to the commission. Thom, whose term a s Anaheim's first elected m~r enda 1l'uesday, is noted for his flamboyant manner and fre· quently barbed wit His appointment is to a com· mission that Clark has dubbed a paper tiger because its power is limited to reviewing campaign literature dispensed by can- didates seeking election to coun· ty offices. "Ir anyone can make thls com-m lsslon work, it's Bill Thom." Clark said as be announced the appointment. "BUI is honest, outspoken. pollUcally experienced and d~f­ lnltely b11 own man." Clark added . Among the five supervisors. Fo)l!y said be assumes the aireemeot will pave the way for other housing de\telopers to ttetotine similar agreements with state agencle1. Supervisors ctlalrmaa Thomas Riley "1d ~ty of. fictals were aware or the negotiations. He explained the agreement appears consistent with county efforts to obtain less-expensive housing in Oranae Count7. The 14·montb·o1d -••er hookup restrlcUoo wu poled by the Stale Water !U!sourcea Control Board which manages a $4 4 mlllion federal sewer ex- pansion grant sought by AWMA. The Rrowth·limitilllt restric· lion, imposed for air QJ1ahty reasons, was to last for five years or until certain air quality condt· lions could be met. It was one of those conditions that prompted AWMA offlclals to hire a consultant to study the impact of restricting growth . And the consultant concluded that failure to provide new homes in the growing South County would increase air polio· lion by forcing commuters to travel long distances lo their Orange County jol>s. Rather than decreas1ne air pollution, the consultant report ed, the sewer restriction would have the impact of increasing pollution from automobiles ,,,.._PageAJ GATES ••• contractors who did subcontrac· tor work on the Orange County Employees' Credit Union's new building. Both Pacific Plumbing and Bower Air Conditioning later did work for Gates al his new home. ·Monday, the sheriff said he abstained from voting while a credit union director on the ballot that awarded the con· tracts for construction of the new buildifli. In both personal interviews and at a lengthy presa con· ference, Gates denied wronado· in&, said be ~uld cooperate in the tnvesuaatJoq and predicted it would end wfth finding him blameless Dellr .......... ., ,....G'o-11 Singing Student•. . Enacting a scene from the musical "South Pacitic" are (l~ft to right> Steve ·Meadows, Scott Burman. Mark dex- Heimenmd Tom McKee. The musical will run at 8 p.m. May 3-6 at El Toro High School's Charger Hall. Ad· mission is S3 tor adults and $1.50 tor sludents and children. Father Gets Jail In Marital Fight A Corona del Mar man, who with his wife has been trying to have his daughter's marriage annulled for six years, will spend ftve days in Los Angeles County jail for violating a court order to leave his daughter and her husband alone. William Laing, 63. of 432 De Sola Terrace, will begin serving his term Monday. He was sen· tenced Thursday by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge William Caldecott Calderott was the same judge who s_,ntenced IAi.ng's wife. Gloria to a five-day jail teFm in l97i for vi<*t1tla the 1974 court order problbfttb.a' them from having contact with their daughter, her husband or bis employers. Their daughter, Connie, 30. marrled Occidental College music professor Lauris Jones in 1972. Jones. 60. 1s now chrurman of the college's music department. The latest court acltOf) was prompted when Laing wrote a let· ter lo college pres idenl Richard Gilman and the chairman or the college's board or trustees, Norman Barker Jr .. holdini them responsible for en· dangering his daughter's life. The Laings have steadfastly insisied their dau~ter ls the vtctlm of brafnwublng and is being held prisoner by her hus band. Clark cut the lone dissentiD(. vote ln a 4·1 ballot that gave -~..;.._.;.;.....;.. ____________ --ir-----------------~ birth to the new commission through a ~ently enacted cam- paign reform ordinance. Thom. 47, served one term as a city councilman before being elected Anaheim's first popular- ly elected mayor in 1974. • "' .... Cella Co-defendant ~Snow · If all carpet sales SQll1d alike 1oyou, listen to what the Tough Shopper~ about the Bigelovv sale at Alden's - • • , "' Gets' 2-year Term - --·i ~ • Former hospital business manager Theodore "Ted" Schiff· man was sentenced Thursday w two years in slate prison for *e part he played in a $2 million ospilal swindle scheme masterminded by Dr. Louis J (eUa Jr ·-Orange County Superior Court Jpdae H. Warren Koi&bt or· dered the prison term for Schiff· ~an. ~. of Santa Ana, after the tlerendant pleaded guilty to grand theft, forgery and con-apiracy •He ruled that Scbiffman can Orve the sentence concurrently ~ith the 18-month federal prfson ~rll\ be received after belng 4onticted ID that court of tbarges related to the swtadllng tlf two Oran11e County hospitals QOn~rolled by Cella as secretary- ~asurer. • It was indicated at hi• sen· t '1\cing that Schiffman will prol>· fily serve 12 months tn· tbe eral facility at Lompoc 'and I then be transrerred to the ,. . _ _,..,..,..... -- state prison at Chino to complete the balance of bis confinement, if there is any balance •t that time. Schiffman's sentencln1 im- mediately followed t.he setting of a trial date for Stephen Robert Evans. his co-defendant in both the federal and state cases against Cella and three business associates. · Evans was the administrator of Mercy General Hospital, San· ta Ana, at the lime of the indict· ments. Schiffman was business manacer at the same hospital where both men worked under the direct supervision of Cella. Evans, 32, withdrew his mo- tion for a change of venue and Is now apparently reconciled lo facina trial in Orange County, Judge Knight ordered hlm tn te· tum May 18 for the setting of the llial date. Evans will be brought back from the Lompoc facllJty on that date. He has been ordered to re- port there April 24 to bealn serv- ing tbe eliht .. montb sentence be received in!ederal court. * * * Cella IJegin8 Prison Term At~~ &peetdin North State By Tbe Aaaoelated Preas A cold low pressure system centered off the coast of W asbinaton continued to move slowly south earlY today, brina· ing a threat of thundershowers to most ol Northern California. Snow was expected to fall at elevations as low as 2,000 feet in the far nothern regions ot the state tonight and Saturday, the National Weather Service said. On Thursday, extensive low clouds covered tbe coastal areas and some weather elations re-ported driule. Strong afternoon winds de· veloped In desert areas and thundershowers erupted over the northern mountains and across the San Joaquin Valley and southern Sierra. Teen Seized In Traboco Area Shoot.111· ....,~ AD Onmp Oouaty pbJSlclan ll amoq d&bl Oa1U • dodOn •laiaSt whom tb9 Stato 0tpart. m t of Oamwner Atraln baa flied 1leease ~•Uoa actklaa for al~ overpreacrlbl.DI ot mood·altertna ctnias. James Dou1lua of Garden Grove wu nbMd alon1 with Edward Cene aDd Davlcl Lee~ Lo9 Ani• lrvtna Feldkamp ol Loma Lind.a, PhJWp China of Fresno, Ro~rl Bundy of Oaktanct, Fnmces WbJte ol San Dteso and Herbert Sanderson ol Sacramento. Tbe department'• Operation DOPE crackdown led to the ar· rest recently ol elibt other doc· tors ror overprescrtblnc d.rup. They eventually wiU also be the tareet at llcenH revocation ac· Uona, officials said. ' .. ... s tr 1980 'J'arget . Building Eyed:· On Salt Creek i By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI .. blUy """ ..... Construction on 1,400 acres of Salt Creek beach property could be under way by i980. according to the preaident or the corpora- tion that owns the land. George Hogeman. president and chief executive orncer of Avco Corp. made the prediction Thursday morning in Newport Beach during an address to the company's shareholders. Avco Corp., based in Greenwich, Conn., Is the parent company for Avco Community Developers which originally planned to build homes on the land in 1973. Grading was completed on the parcel but no construction bas taken place. who attended the meeUn1 at ~ Newporter Inn. 1 Ttte two subsidiaries were re-ported to be in glowina financi.a health by both Ho1eman and Av· co's chairman James Kerr. • According to Hogeman. Avti> Community Developers ls c~ rently woridn& on a comproim.. plan ror devele>0~e.nt o! tbt Laguna Niguel be&1:bfront prop- ert y where work was baited nearly six years aco by a con> blnation of company manag&> ment and financial proble~ coupled with governmeptal restrictions. He predicted that "CODStructiOD could begin on lhe property by 1980. Some doctora have ~n OYer· preacribln1 for profit, not medical oeed, department ol· ficials have aald. Richard Spohn, tbe depart. ment director, outlined new leglslaUon be wtll support to make it a criminal offense ror a pharmacist to knowingly fill '- prescription In the absence of medical indication. Fans Shower 'Duke' The construction company sued over governmental refusal lo grant building permits for the project, but finally lost that suit an 1976 following appeals. The firm last year claimed $2 million went into the unused grading, $740,000 was spent on the building that never took place and $7,113 a day bas been lost in income that should have been generated by the complet· eel project. The compromise plan cited b1 Hoeeman is belng worked odl with members or the regional Coastal Commission staff alMI the staff of the Environmental Management Agency of Ora.net County. • In the meantime, Hogeman proudly reported that the SaJl Diego.based home building sub. sidiary "returned to profttat>illt:J In 1977 art.er several years o( losses." He said It recorded an 89 percent increase in revenues reaching a total of $90.5 million from gross land sales and In. creased sales on the company's four developments, hlcluding Laguna Niguel. John Wayne 'Delig~ WithAtt.ention He also said he would back a bill to raise several non·n~c drugs to controlled substance status, which will give state of. rlcials more records on the amount of limes l'hey are pre- scribed. / These drugs wOd}d include Valium, Ubrium and Darvon, Spohn said. Re-enlistnient ~ Reque.t Cut For Marine DI SAN DIEGO <AP> -The Marine Corps says it is allowing a former drill Instructor ac· quitted in the uns ttainlng death or Pvt. Lynn McClure to re· enlist ror two years. not six as requested. A spokesman said the looger term was requested by Gunnery S,i. ~Id Bronaon, DOW 85· signeCJ to the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at El Toro Marine _ Co~Air Faclllty. "Tb'at request wu denied': and he wu e.llowed to re.enUat for two years," the spokesman said • Wednesday. · Bronson wu acquitt.ed In a general court-martial June 28, 1~6. or blame in the death or the recruit from Lufkin, Texas. In a Si?ries or pugil.stick bouts which McClure was forced to -fight in a San Diego dlsclplli1ary unit, he was knocked un- conscious. He died March 13, 1976, at the Howiton veterans hospital without regaining con· sciousness. Viet Refugee Borns HimseH CAPE CHARLES, Va. <AP> - A Vietnamese refu1ee aet himself afire and then dived from the aecond·story balcony of his apartment here as his wife and two Children watched. Vu Nbu Loe, 45, was lilted ln satisfactory condition today after being transferred from an Eastern Sbore hospital to .Norfolk General Hospital'• burn ward. Cape Cllartes Rescue Squad members sald Loe told them Thursday be bad booby trapped tbe building but s~ arson in· vesUgaton &a.Id they found DO booby tral)6. BOSTON (AP> -John Wayne fans have showered tbe re· cuperatlnJi ac from Newport Beach with a roo u1 of oil pa.int· lngs, America flags, 19 cartons of get-well ants and the compass from a s en tugboat. Someone mailed tbe gruff movie co a mJniature brass pig -a reminder or the pi1 valve that doctors implanted in Wayne's aWni heart. The matt, doodads and what- nots have been pouring Into Massachusetts General Hospital since the 70-year-old actor un- , derwent open.heart surgery April 3. •·1 expected a lot or mail, but never anything like this," said Pat Stacy, Wayne's personal secretary Every day, the Post Office de· livers about 2,500 letter11. The stuU nearly Cills Room 859, the lS·foot·wide room in the hospital's exclusive Phllllps House wing that Wayne used before the operation. Miss Stacy said she bas shown Wayne many of the gifts, and he Is delighted by the attention. ~lnCountg Israeli Aide Says Carter 'Interfering' 87 JACKIE RYMAN Ol•DMI\' .......... Israel's former minister ot fore.Igo affairs sald Thursday ln Orange County be-belleves President Carter's approach to peacemaklng has interfered with peace effona in the Midclle East. But Sblomo Avineri, speaJdn& to the World Affairs Council of Orange County at the Sad- dleback Inn in Santa Ana, ex- pressed optimism ror the peace talks. ··our negotiaUons will even· t.ually be on the road again when we realize that perhaps we have been asking for too much," said Avineri, now professor of political science at the Hebcew University of Jerusalem. "There isrt't that much or a difference ln ttrma of policy between the Carter Administra. Uon and what I call the Klaa· Inger administration," said Avlnert. - .. But it seems to me that some of lhe trouble in which we find ouraetves comes from a change in approach," be said. The difference, Aviaert said, is that when ffEC)' KlSltnger was negotiating, the emphasis was on small concessions and step-by..tep, piecemeal agree. meats. Carter, instead, sought a comprebenstve treaty . A vl.nerl said be believes th.ls approach doeso 't work because the Egyptians and luaells apee on moat issues but there a are a few foe wblch there appe&l'll to be no acceptable solution at lhe present time. A comprebenslve ~reaty la bound to be rejected because It must confront these issues, while small treaties are possible on other topics and may even- tually lead to ••a climate of un- derstandln&" that would make possible an overall pact, Avineri sald. ''There are no shortcuts to solvtn1 a very complex prob- lem," Avinerl saJd. "We have to learn to Ii ve with am- biguities." He cited as examples U.S.· China relations, which have im· proved despite there being no overall atreement, and the world acceptance of a divided Berlin, a subject which once seemed D.kely to provoke World War Ill and on which there still has been no comprehensive pact, •''J'be laraeU government and the Egyptian government agree on 95 percent of the issues," said Avlneri. "It's the five percent that messes the whole thing up." He said he believes the Carter administration wtll eventually realize lhat a piece.meal ap- proach ls the only solution, and that negotiations between Israel and Egypt will then resume. GayUfeNot Cont.agi,ous, Dr. Spock Says 1V Programming, Ripoffs Fe~ur~d ~~~f' • Sunday'• Dally ot ers IODM tnfonnaUon about tunlnl· up a tired TV and details on ae• ' tdeu desl.,,., to enliven some ot televtsicla'a prime-Um• pro-eramm1n1. nJB£ n;ataso otrn - Sunda,'1 YOO atory looU into bow to aVOld ~pair ripioftl and how to aave a rew doUan by =· tl:io ~lmpl r re~ LOO&.INO GOOD -Tbat deac:rlbiel bOtb the appe.aranee o1 uct •'°* tot cnd..at• o1 .. OnQse COut b"8m eQl. Massachusetts General Direc· tor Charles A. Sanders said get- well cards are a boost to any hospital patient -even a world· famous movie actor "Mr. Wayne is a special person in the American mind." Sanders said as he surveyed the cluttered room. ·;eut he likes to know that people are interested in bis welfare." Among the girts are rour American flags, a porcelain koala bear from Australia, giant cards signed by elementary s<:,_hool children, and a rootball. •my Green Berets malled him a plaque. and the Massachusetts Legislature sent him a framed get-well resolu· lion. There were boxes of candy. stacks of books and Bibles and a gold watch. A Boston captain sent Wayne the compass from his sun.ken tugboat. He wrote that it was his most prized possession. Miss Stacy said thank,you notes eventually would be sent ror all the gifts. Meanwhile. doctors aald Wayne was recovering on schedule from the operation. which replaced a leaky heart valve. 'Ibey aak1 he takH walks In hls room, eats regular meals and watches TV sports. Avco Community ·Developers and the corporation's Newport Beach·based subsidiary, Avco Financial Servites (AFS> figured prominently in reports delivered to the 150 shareholders Direk's 'Dad' ukbrating LAS VEGAS <AP> -It was time for celebration at the Frontier Hotel when Daphne, the mallard, gave birth to eight ducklings in the wishing well. "I feel good," said Stephen Salvodelli. hotel general manager.,,. as be passed out the cigars. Hundreds or croupiers, cocktail waitresses and bellmen were on band ror the occasion. A young and weak Daphne showed up at lhe resort hotel about a year ago and made herself at home in the w).sh1na well'• island. Avco Financial Services is the corporation's largest sub.· sldiary and Hageman said it ia the company's largest sales and profit JCenerator. In 19'T7 Its $539.3 million in rev- enues accounted ror 31 pereedl or Avco Corp. 's total revenues. · One of the year's highUgbbl mentioned by both Kerr and Hogeman wu the expansion o( AFS operations lnto the United Kingdom and Japan. Balance sheet problemJ caused by fluctuations or forelgl\ currency values in relation t6 the A merlcan dollar were cited b1',..Kerr who said foreign ven' lur'k by the corporation and A'l/c co Financial Services would be watched closely by the par~ company. r Kerr, who said he Is optlmistio about ~pany's financial futu~ that ootimlam to U. retlru~g of the corporaU°' that began in the 1960s t• translate it from an aerospa~ and technology~riented firm tO a company wbttre more lb .. ball the ~vtnues are generatet by financial services. DWARF CITRUS SALE 50% Off BARE-ROOT ROSES AND FRUIT TREES Noa-htent Rom...... .. ... Res. U .S9 .. Now fus1 '1.30 PatMlted Ro.s ............... ......... R11. $4, 79 ....... Now l uu '2.40 1971 Award WlnMn...... ...... Rei. U.99 .. Now lust 13.00 Slaftdlrd Frvk Tnes ... ... ... Res. $4.99 .... 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Fountain Valley only. 2 P.M., Sat. & s-.. I 15th Ir I 6th r ED"LODING ZAaDaUIU DBPT. -The Federall are about to awoop into our reelon With the avowed elm to make lite quieter ror you. Tb11 Ume the Federal tar1et ii tbe motorcycle. Hearino are aotQI to be cooducted ~ ln Anabelm by tbe United Stat.a EnvtronmeDtal ProtecUon A1enoy. Tbese people have tbe power to qwet tblDP down under the Federal Nobe Control Act. Anyway, the federal bra11 apparently wanta motorcyclea muffled 10 they run no louder tban automobiles. ~ UNCLE.A.a WBT we need bearlnp on all th.ii. Clearly, there are only two kinds of motorcycles on the road &oay; Loud and Louder. 'l1te 1uy next door to my old Balboa dip owned the tatter variety. He used to tune it up every morniJ\I about 4: 30. You may llDd th.ii bard to believe, but It ta actually poa1lbte to.ride a motorcycle quietly. The EPA people may learn this wbeD they set into those Aoabeim hearin11. . Motorcycles are 1enerally louder than autos, however, bee•UH the cycles do not have all tboee anU-1mo1, anti· .< -_ ................. .....--.c ~·----. ' . '":::::.. .. • . •. ----· . -· (ume and antl·nm devices hun1 alt over the enstnea like your ramll.J heap does. Lack al this farba1e actually al· lowa _tbe eycle eqine to operate wlt.b reasonable effl· ciency. Thus the motorbike lan't Uke your family car wblcb, ~ben you try to start ll each morning, wheezes, gasps, shudders aoct sputters before you can coax it to lurch ott down the road. Thia aside after tbe EPA people aet real mu.men on motorcycles, their own studies auuest t.be machines will 'then cost up &o $300 more, auffer • flve pen:ent reduction ln fuel economy and lose "some" performance. Well. that's procresa for you. WE JIAY ALL ftlEN hope that the Federal anU-noiae crusaders will expand their decibel horizons to attack even more abut1y menacea that bruise our eardrums d,_u>'. Let'• have some EPA bearings on muffien for acid 4'0Ck bandl. Or at least, some controls on the st.ereo11 tbat t.be llidl '* to play that start. We should have a federal law tbat llmlta stereo volume to a whisper. HOW ABOUT NOISY trash trucks at dawn'• earlr 1t1bt? How can the trash people make thal much racket witb plastic truh cans? The EPA then could move on to attack noisy skat.eboardl, loud cement mben and finally, jet airplanes at On~e County Airport. Wby, tbe federal noise fllht.era could tet it IO quiet at0und here you'd have tD check carefully to make 1w. you're still brea~ • Pana~ Treaty Suppo~ Wanes .. WASIUNGTON (AP) -Four liberal Democrat. an tbrea*tlq to withdraw their 1upport for UM MCODd Panama Canal trea\y unleu tbe Senate declares the United Statea bu no lnteaUon of lJJwrvenlq ln Panama'a lnt.emal altaira. . The potential defeeUon1 have posod a aertoua new problem few President Carter and Senate • leaders, who have been 1lqerly ment, Seo. Jamet Aboureak, [). 1eek1D1 the votee to enauna tbe S.D .. aald be would r.verae remainlne pact'• approval by hlmtielf and vote .,a.tut the re· the Senate Tuesday. maiJl.lq pact unleu IM la Clveo a more aeUve role lo S..w necoUatkm on eDe'rlY le,&la. tlon. THE FlaST TaEATY, to 1uarantee the canal'• neutrality an.r tbe year 2000, wu puaed by a abaky coalition that muat.ered 68 votes -one more than needed. That coalition now finds Itself being tuned from opposite poles as the vote nean on the agreement to actually rellnquiab the waterway to Panama. Meanwbile1 IM>tb treaty oppo. nenta and supporters were close· ly watchlna Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R·Callf .. for a paesible chaQle in his position. HAYA.KAWA, WHO VOTED for the neutrallty pact, scheduled a news conference tD· day on the canal treaties. And, in 11Ull another develop- Israelis Withdraw lnLebarwn TAlBA, Lebanon <AP> - Israeli forces relinquished an additional 25 square mllea or southern Lebanon to U.N. troops today and the commander of the buffer force said his men would de fend themselves and their positions against any attacks. Israeli lanka and soldiers pulled out of the battered vlllaie of Talba during the night. 1lllller'•8e49Fe...t GRUNDY, Va . <AP> - Searchers early today found the body of one of three miners traf.ped when the root of a abaft col apaed la a coal mine near here. 1be aearcb conUnued for ( INSHf)RT ) the other two men. both of whom were believed dead in.side the Beatrice Mine. ABOUaBZll'8 ANGEa 1temmed from hi• eacluaion from cto.ed White Houae meet· in11 on the president '1 atallfd ener1y lealllation. Carter ar· ran1ed the aesalona ror some members ol a coocrea1lonal con· ference committee, but uehaded others who oppose dere1ulat!nl federal natural aas price COD· trols. # As the backstat• maneuver· ing conUnued, the Senate took today ofr. in part because lta members have little more to say before crlUcal votes scheduled early next week. Dmeula Waa 'No Vampire' WASIUNGTON <AP) - Dracula: a blood-1ucltin1 vampire fleeing at dawa. That's not the delcriptlon Romanian J>realdent Nlcolae Cuuaeacu 1ive1. Ceausescu told a Na· tional Presa Club audience Thursday that to Roma· nians, Dracula was one of the country 's free dom fighters who struuled against forei1n domina- tion and oppreaslon. Asked what he thought of American lo11ri1ll In· i &din1 hla land to visit Count Dracula '1 castle In TranayJvanla, Ceausescu sald that in the Ont place Dracula wu not a count, but a commoner; ad in tbt •eeand plxe, he ... no vampUe. ha ••a lade of the 1tru11le by the Romanian people .. ainsl the yoke Of the Otloman Empire." NATION /WORLD Flgnt Transfn-red Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt waits to be loaded aboard a private medical airplane in AtJanta this morn· lng. He was flown to his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, and takeri to University Hm.,ital on the OSU campus. Flynt was partially paralyzed by a gunshot wound while in Georgia standing trial on pornography charges nearly six weeks ago. FBI Man Charges Probe 'Political' NEW YORK CAP) -J . Wallace LaPrade. pulled from bis potl . here as head of the naUoo 's lariest FBI office and ~atened with dismlsaal for conducting improper wlret.Ai>s and break-ins, bu talhed out at Attorney General Griffin Bell for orderin1 sllDJJar lnvesU1aUona. LaPrade uld BeU bu acted "with the president'• authority" and cba.Ueaced Bell to debate the laaue w1'f' him on national t.elevlalon. THE 11· YEA&.OLD LaPrade made bis claims at a news COD· ference Thursday at which he announced be bad been relieved or bis duties here and transfer* to Wublngton pendiJle invesUea· lion or the chartes IJgalnst tum, which at.em from an FBI inveatigaUon of the radlcat Weathermen movement in the early 19708. "The issue at hand Is political, as OP· posed to legal," LaPrade said, "and t.bere has been a political effort to control the FBI. I think that Mr. J. Ed1ar Hoover in bil tenure was strong enouib to m8intain the or· ganlutloo tn such a fashion that that was not uruo. pouib)e. altholJlh it was always tried." BBU.. ASKED TODAY by a reporter about LaPrade's critidam, aatd: "I don'\ know of anyth1nc lUefal we are dolnl in tbe FBI er iB I.be Jm:tice Depmtment. U we llQd that there la. w~ cert.a1aly will prosecute .•• La.Prade a 2'7-year veteran of the agency, an asslatant FBI dlrtttor and cbief ol the 1,300-afellt New York omce llDce early lt'1S. wu be8d ~ intetU,ence dari.nl the Weatherman invel11ca· tion from 19'10 to 1972. Dennis Hardy, • spokesman for the laland Creek Coal Co., said the body o( George E. Um· bar1er, 53, a aectlon foreman. waa found about 4:15 a .m. under the rocklaU. He declined to lden· Ufy the other two mlnera. .~.81UBfled WASHINGTON (AP) -Top con1re11lonal energy necoUaton Hf t.bey wlll keep worklnt behind closed doors to draft a compromJae bill, despite a House vote . a1aln1t secret 1e11ton1 and one 1enator's threat to withhold bis 1upport for the Panama Canal treaties. TO PROFES$10NALS IN REAL ESTATE COMING Wednesday, Aprll 19, 1978 ~ In the Dally Piiot and Piiot Advertiser_., ~~ --, ' Leaders ol the Houae-Senate conference committee on energy letlllaUon la1d the)' will con· tinue to meet privately with. Ener1Y Secretary Jamea R. Scble1Lqer ln hopes of endlnt the 4 ~-mo•lh deadlock On natural 1u priclq. A Northeast ·sides aea.. PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK TRIBUTE TO THE ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL REAL ESTATE .,ROFESSIONALS f Mi,ld We&tlier, Ea1ea Red RiWJr Flaotling ..... '-~ ,. . n ., 17 ., ., .. 7S • . ., • IS .tt M 41 .. ,. .......-: : " . ,. : \: S1 M ., 11 71 .. . .. . " .... . ,. n • tz JI . ,. • 11 .. ,. ,. . " SJ ,. . " . u 0 ~-= .. '• . . ~ .. --~ -~ On Wednelday, A.pltt 11, 1878, tM D•lty Piiot w111 publlah • epecl•I trtbute to th• profetllonala of the real eut• lnduatry -the men end women who d•llf m•k• • rmalor contltbutton to' the he•tthy Orange Coatt economy. • Tlteae ..,.a.a """ ....._... n••M "OlpWlty w.ft•ftd wttl M d9"""9d ti» °"'4-~ 11.000,homea via the Dally Piiot and PUOt AdvertfHr. NotlcH wlU be one column bJ tour Inches each, aUowtng room fof • pt.oto and deaatptlve copy. Coat ol each ' notice ta only 111, wtt" a photo you provide. Thia Hlut• to Real Eat•t• PrOfettlonala It •n exceptional opportunltY to tntroduc. _._--'ne:.:., w Of longtlme ••todatet to th• peopte of tM Orange Coaet, or to honor outataidng utea or Mrvlce achievement•. ,;. Don't mt.a biting P.llt't of thft ~•I lidiettlalnQ opportunity. Deadline fOf '99et¥1nt . apec• 191 p.m., APftl 17. c.tt todayl