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Home My WebLink About1978-06-08 - Orange Coast Pilot7 ate for ur Sehmit DUDlped; Suspeet in Rape Wieder, Baker FBees Vietim Meet in Runoff n Hospital Room t ~ ~DAILY PILOT · .., . -... ~: * * * 1oc * * * · b-. . ' .. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, J UNE 8, 1978 II V('IL II HO I~ •SECTIONS 0 PAGES D ooo D11nnit? ' ' ' Sehmit Loses Race Hughes Jury Deliberates Re.tail Oally Ptlol P-1rt PatnO 0'0..-11 \ lt-nt<tl• l>11n "" 111 ,..; n\\ I luu11d wandc.·rmg about an I 1\111t I 11·111 \\ 11 h .1 hi okt•n lt•J.! \\'lnk'-t kn<)\\ mgl~ <.tl '\v,\p11rt 1:1·ad1 \1•11·r111.111 :111 .... ;1., llw~ ~t'l lh<.• kg Thl' l11rd '' 1111 ..,flotdtl ht· hl•<llL·d und 11 .\ mg I rt't:' ag,1111 within .1 It•\\ \\t•1·h. ..... .it...11 i:-. It .itun·tl in photo ... nn P<t ~t· ,\:J El Toro Ca$c Rape Suspect Eyes G uilty Plea Again \\'<1rn.•n 1>.111• C'l<•v.t·ll rt•rnam:-. "in('hrwd to ph·.111 guilt~ · \\hen he 1~ ;11 r.11 g nPd .I uni· <!II in ~up<' r 111 r (' o 11 rt fr; r l r w I on l'harge•s h<• rapt:rl <inl'l'llJt•d I h t> :!~ \l' .i r 11 l ti ('I e '' l' II as '"ctt•pr l',;t'd •1llt•r .1 preltmtnary ht•ann~ Wt•dt1t·Mla.\ wh<'rc· ht· raced 1 hl' 1:1 '1·ar old '1rt 1rn lor Meters Moired Down, Stolen Ne wport B<.'ad1 police are lookinp: for the thieves who usect their V<.'h1cle to mrm down nmc parking mell'rc;; and c;;\eal the dt.• ''"'es from the I.ado a r('a The nmc m<.'lcr.,, lt>r<•ll'd on Cent r.11 /\vt'nul' and \'1J Oporto, w<.'rt• las t se<•n Monday uftt!r noon C1tJ emrlo~<·e., "ho take cart> or the meter... reported the theft Tuesday 1-:stimatNI lose; from the thrft 01 l h1 inetc·~ and pole~ amountt•u w $(i95 ( ' the• II rst ll me l'hl' hcJrrn.i.: "as he Id a t Sad dld1Jl'k Communit y llosp1tul. ;111tl was <"lo~ccl to I.he• public. Thl• child has been treated there tor .,kull fractures and lactal rn- Jll rll'., and was reh.•asl'd from t'art· onlv WcdnC'sdav ll1·l•chcr c;md lhl·· girl. who\c 1wme ha!> not been released. s ttt at a table in a da y ro<1m, bet w cc•n her parents Slic wort' a sea rf that CO\'ercd her ht•ad and ton•head. s he is to undergo a s l'r1Cs of plastic suq~ent•s lo re pa 1 r her rutned fa Cl'. Clewell s.at JS feel away, tn shackles The t'hrld '., 20 minute lt'"I 1 mony was tht' only t•v1denre pn•i.cnll•d by deputy dis trict at tornc.·y Paul Meyer. accordrn~ to •·vurt offtccrs. Beecher s aid she ~1>0kc normally, calm ly Beecher offered l')O defense Clewt'll. who has tried t o plead himself guilty of kidnapping :ind rape> twice previous ly . saHI rrnthing Wt.•clnesda y. Hccc ncr re port c>d .lud~e Donald Dungan dropped one or t'll~ht fe lony counts lod~cd against Clewell . a M 1ss1on Vu.' JO short·ordf'r cook Thal charge was of kidnapping ( f't> SUSPECT, Pag~ A2> Wieder, Baker To Face Runoff By GAR\' GRA~VILLJ:: Ol lht O•llY Piiot Sl•ll <>rangt.• County Supcrv1:.or L;1urent·e Schmit hecam <: u primary e l ection fatal•l)> Wcdnesda' when he fell 61 votes short of finishing second m his own 2nd Su1x•rv1sonal l>islnl·t r<H'l' JUSl 23 pcrc<.'nl of the vole in Tuesday's primary election That means 77 percent of the clr s lncl 's votl•rs went agarnst the rnt•umbenl And while lhc \'Ol<• pre w.as b('. mg s liced up hy f1\'l' c·and1dates w ho had won C'll'rll'd off'icl'-. Ill' fort'. l ht• a nl 1-in l' um bt'OC'\ \Ole\Ul'>f'it'ar · LAS VEGAS <AP 1 T h c J u r y s <.' t' k 1 n l.t I CJ dt.•termrnl' whPlh t•r Jlo " ard Hughes \\roll' the :\1o rmon wrll hl·gan its st'co nd da y 111 d<.'hbcrations tot.la) The II\<' m<.'n and thn·1• women , who art• s t'questered at a hotel n C'a r the l'OUrthou ~t'. reported 45 minutes earl) for talks A lte r almost S(•v£'n months or tt'sl1mony. the complex case wt•nt to I he: J ur y Wcdn e!>day artc rnoon Schm1t's third-place finish in t h c f 1 v l'-c a n cl 1 d a t e co n t c !. t mt•ans ht"ll leave office the first Tucsda' 1n January when either Jlarrieti. Wiede r or. Davrd Baker \\ 111takl'1>ff1ce Computer Date Mrs W1 l'der "as the to p \cite gt'llt'r tn the i:.upt'rv1sorial con- test when s ht.· c-ollcctcd 25.053 \Oil'~ llc.tker tulh€·d 21.699 \Oles "htlc St·hm1t n •c·t·1vcd 21.638 It wasn't until mrcf <iflcrnoon W1•dnesd.i~ that Srhm1t leam<'d hrs re~ektt1on htd fatle<I to carry him t•vrn to the N<Jvt'mhe·r gt•neral t•lection runoff In a r<.H'(.' that w;is tight from lht.• outsl'l. lhl' lt·ad for the• vital "t.'<'O nd spot l'hani.:ed hands five t 1mt.•s from 6 a m uni rl lh<' final \ ol t' \\ ...... 1·ountccl at 2 30 p m Whl'n 11 was over. 95.238 \Oles h:HI bN·n tabulal<.'d 1n the 2nd U1'-tt net r<.1<'<' And the· margin that ~cparatcd Hakt•r anct SC'hmrt wa5 1usl those fit pr<.'c1ou. ... ballot~ Sc·hmrt was not a\•atlable for 1.·om m e nt 1.•a rlv lorlav JIO\\{'\'C'r. ari ;mJ{' ~aul. '·Larry mig ht ask for a sampling and lht..•n make a dec is ion on a re· t'OUnt .. nut l'\C'n a revcr5al of the Baker count would make Schmit's future as a county s upervisor a question mark Running as an incument with a $176.000 campaign war chest built up while 1n office and hark e d b y n campaig n 1.·n~1ne<.'n•d by Arnold Forde und Bill Butl'her. Schm it received • Casinos Out, So's Manager I M PERl/\L BEACH CAP> A day after voting down gam bhng casinos. the C ity Council has fir<'d Jack Jones as actin~ city manager. partly because he recomm ended the casmos . JoO<.'s. who has held the job s in<·e November. rmmcdiately cleaned out his desk and le ft W<.'dnesday The retired Navy officer told the cowlCll that three prooosed clubs would double the city's rev- e nue. with $2 million going to Imperial Beach from 35 gam. bling tables m each rlub. , Secretary Faces Murder R ap C HICAGO (/\P > A le~al .,cc r1.•tar v who ml•l a Dc m ot·ratlt' · prccrn1·t captain throug h a t'omputcr dating !'>l'rvi t'c i s charged \\tth murderrng him o n their firs t datt• hy .setting fire lo his town house when he ··made <idvann•s." police said nob bit• R)' an. 29. "as ch<iq,:e<I Wt'dnt'srlar with murder Th(' nakerl bo<t\· of PctC'r lloban. 30. a l11rm<.'r Ctucago Park District s af~ty 1n s pcrtor, was found Saturday in lht.• bedroom of h1~ burn 1 n g Nor l·h wt•~ t S td e clwelhng Police said Miss Hvan was a rr<.'~led after hl·r· name <1rld rt'ss anct telephonl' numbl'r wa.s round on ;1 c<Jmputer d<1tmg Newport Man, 3 Companions Plead Guilty A N<.'wport Beach man and three companions have t'ntercd surpns<' ~uilty pleas to charges of ktlling a Hollywood 1-hlls man who ran a "swinger's pad." Ri chard Wil son . 23. of Newport Bt'ach. Ernest Ray Chtlder. 24, Kenneth Owens, 21. :ind Wilham Koinn. 41 . a ll of La Cresct'nta. will be-sentenced Ju- ly 5 in Los Angele:. Superior Court. The four have been held without bail s ince the murder last April 26 of Richard Zambell. 37. He was beat<.'n to death when he and hts wife. Johe. 24, were abducted by the four men Mrs . Zambell testlfted again durin~ ll preliminary hcarmg Wednes day bt'fore Municipal Court Judge Sidney Che rn1ss. The guilty pica to second-degree murder was entered during the munlc1paJ court proceedings • s lip rn Hoban ·s krl<"hcn Tht•v :.d so touncl kl·~·o.; to hrs apartment and to his missing ca r tn ~lrss Ryan·s apartml'nt i\uthonl1t.•s saul llohan d!l'tl of s mokt· 1nhal<Juon a" a n •.,ult 01 lire dl'lil>cratcl)> '>Cl in lht· basement PolJC·c <;a1d Mis., R' Jn met llohan FrulL1\ through ·L, elating M·rvrc·t· ancl · that !»h<' said h1.• called that afternoon and mach• Lcrrangt'ml'nls tu m<'<.'l her Jt hrs townhoust' tn the t'\'c•n1ng lnvcst1i::ators .,,aul Mi~" Hyan to ld them she and llohan "cnt lu a tavern and r<.'lurncd 10 his rcsictence. wherl' he '"mad<· advanct's '" l1>ward hl'r At :-, a m . .afll'r lloban h:.111 fallen aslt•ep tn his st·concl -floor hedroom. police said four .-;mall ftrl's wt•rc se·t tn Sl'Vt•ra l area~ ot the basemen! Tll('V swd M1~s Hvan left 1n lloban;c; car whtth has not been recovcrcd · Rond for Mis., R \ un wa ... dt'n1t'd b y .ludgt• Ma urice D P orn P<.'.V of C1rcu11 Court Ht• -.a1ct the t'hargf's made hero; a possthll' 1il'alh r>t.•nalt y ca!W House Downs Gun Measure WASHINGTON IJ\P I A bit lcrlv divided House voted ovt>r whclmmgly Wedn<'sday to bar the Treasurv Department from computerrztn~ 1ls gun :rnk·s rec· ords. The vot<.' came after a long fie bale w hich threatened to C'( plod<.' into a shoutin~ matc h bet ween propon<'nls a nd OPPO nenls o( gun control The National Rifle Association had s trongly opposed the pro· posal by the Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms Mos t law enforcement offlc1a ls SUP· ported the measure. Purchase Doubled By JACKIE llVM/\N Ol IM 0.ily Pllol S~ll Liquor pr1<:t.•., continued to drop tipsily ;ilong thl' Orang<• Coas t toda y 1n \\h at on•· super market s pokl•sman <·allNI '"a sl ate of d1sht.•vclmPnt .. ,,.., Ma rkt'I Bas ke t a11nounn•d that rt 1s JOtn tng the l rend S<1fl·way ..,l<.1rted lht• pnc·1· cut I lllj! last W('l0 kC'nd Ill thl• \\ ake of' a ... talc Supreme ('ourl d t•<·1s11m throwing oul l1qu1>r lair track pnc-ing law., us price lixrng Tht' dt>t0 1s1on is tw ing appcalt'd hv thl' ... tall' Alcoholtt· Be\ cr agl' Com m1ss1on. < H1•latt-ct !»Lory P.agt• t\:l ) Tht• spok<"sman lor .\1arkl'I Basket. who a skl'd that hrs nam1• not be• UM'fl , sa1rl prtN' drops ha vt• b<.'t'n u n 1·\ l'n b1.·ca us1· ·nohod\ wai:. sure· lh1·.,.· rould ll'gally · talw lht• pnn·~ down < PL•nrt1ng appl'al > .. :\s l;.<.'d \\ha t n •mo\ t•d hr., t 1rm ·., douht about lt-galrl tl'"· thl' spokl's m an .. aut . "Our .t'ompct1· t1on .. P .i ul ('a mplw II. S.d cway puhlu· relations supervisor. said his ltrm·., liquor .,Jlc•s rlnublcll lc1sl weekend ;rnd ha\ c c·ontrnm· Jt twr ween doubk> and fJ Vt.' times thL'll' previous kvt·l all w1·ek ,\lso m1'\tng in "1th th1· pnu· eut11·r-. hav<' bt•t•n /\lphu Bl'la a n ct L u 1· k y · s U 1 s c o u n I S u I' l' r m a r k I.' l ~ . a I l h o u g h -.~cs ml'n for those firm., W(.•n · unablt.· lo n·1xirt on the dlc•ct on ... a ll'" (Ser• UQl OR. Pag<' ,\:!) \\~a ch er N 1g ht :ind morning 1111.1. l'loudincss ancl loc·JI log \\ tlh hcH't SUll!»hilll' Ill ,11 t<'l'noon· Frida:.. I.ow:-. l n night Sf\ to H I. 111 g h' Fr1d:.r\ uppt'r fl(h ;rt ht•a 1.·hcs to mid to uppl'r 70s 111 land I NSIDE TOD AY Of freer Mike Proctor gorrntt out tearhmg U1 (}urnlu Jl1t;lt ,s, /tool Law en/ori ement 1 laf\~ 0111 e lie et't'n ltarl himself 'mttrdered ' S1·r f 'pnturm'I f'aye CI •• ·our 5.ttvto trnw ao,,...o lM eo.r ... ,. ..... C•lll•,,.I• Cl•U•ll~ Com lo c ... ,...,.,d O.alll NttkM IEdlt ... lal P-~11lwtal1tl'UIWl"t " .... ~.,. Index .,,. t11t•rm1u1~ Q A 1111 La 11c1u, At MOVit\ 141 ,...,, ... 1 ,.,,..., AJ Mall ..... IN~ 01 10 0ra11•• c-1, C4 hl•la Port., C4 s,.,u Al stoo lllafltM> At Teft•hltll o .. TllNltr\ Cl·l Wullttt CJ Wtrld l'ltW> • Ct (..J Cl • 114 A4 All Ill Ill J II 0 C>• A• •• 4 •I' Woman Sailor Compktes 30,000-mile Sea Voyage ll\Hl \10l IH l 1p•l.ir11l CAI' '\.111011 .l.1m1' .J 1.11 m e r ' 1hu1Jo:h t1·r frurn Nt'w .lt'ul,.11J '-:1tl••d 111111 ll.irtnwuth harhor tu 11 ,, tu Ptul J ,11111 1·111·umnuv1g..i twn of tlw g lolw that l'l1111>t•d two Ila\.., off a rouncl !ht• "-Orld re(' 01 d ,,., hv the late l-l1r Jo'ranr1:. Ch11'111·i.t<•1 JO f)()O llltlt•, •• c•rc\\ of 10 Her eastward <·1n·umnav1gallon was via the: 1 reach erous waters off Cape ll orn a t the 11 p of South J\mertca , the graveyard of many a s hip Gypsy Moth IV in 1966-67 H unitr1·ds of people rn !>rnall bou1 ... urnl alon~ tht' bunk~of tlw RI\ t•r Dan (•ht·t•rl'<t u!> rne 29. \ l':i r old \'.omu11 took ht•r SJ.foot :;loop, l·><Prt'"!> C:ru:;adt•r, across tlw 1Jn1 ... 1i l1n1· :cftcr 272 days al 'l'..t 1111 a \ o\ ~gt• cove rang ne arly Bow fo Cope? ·\ni11ng tht·m "'J' ht•r rnolhc·r, Joun ('o"-t'r. who t•amt• to Hr1 t a111 with ht•• hu~hand. tluh. to b1• on h;111d for tlw1r tl•rn~htt'r · ... urrJ\l<tl "N aom1 norm all) ct11) 't find hl'r wuy out of a prs. "When Sh(' went into Woolworth's us a kid she always got lo.st Mrs. Jamt's :.el off from this ya chting m t•cta o n En~land ':. ... outh coast ~Pl. !I 111 the IO·ton, f1berglass,1s l oop, Express Crusader.""hich normally takes Tax Cut Vote " Stirs Action S/\t'H/\1\IENTO I AP i <'.il1for111a fl '>l1t1 c 1ans a r e '1·raml>hng tu 1lcvist.· ways to 1·op1• with u $7 billion tax <'ut or- 1lt·rl'<I bv \'Ot<'rs r.oL .f!:dmund flrown Jr Or· il1·rcd un 1mmt•<f1atc freeze on 'talc h1rang und sche duled an .1dclres:. to t he Cil l 1forn1<1 '.l'g1slaturi· tudav to outl1nt• otlwr lrndt.:1•t 1 uh 1 Brown ·-. l<Jlk \'di !Jc n ·broadcast at 10.30 t••n1~hl on Channcl 50 1 St• hrnil, 1;1 h11r. f)(il 11''-'. I ire and •it h t•r IHH 1•1 nmcnt o fficials "' ot1•w1cfl' nlt•t in t·mergency , ''llllh 1n Suc·rcimcnto and • bt''' ht·1 t• Wt•dncsda) <ind lodCJy Ii> m,,,, str<itt·g.v to c·opc with re· d111·t wn ... 111 rc·H·nut•s that ra nge 1111 111 s..:. 1x·r 1·1·nt for some ftrl' '11-.1 r11·t-. l h1• ,1nwnll rrll'nl lo the sta te • Uhl 11111 wn '" s uppo1>cd lo take • 111·1·1 .luh I and \\ 111 rut proper- 1 l I .i \ tw r·1t1e.., <'OUnl1es and Los An ge l es Ma yor Tom Bradley said passage of Propos1· l ion 13 will fo rce the layoff of 8 ,300 city employees, including 1,080 uniformed police officers . Brown, who fought the tax C'ut, s aid the state C'utbaC'ks he will propose will be ''difficult and . painful, but we will carry them on an the s p1r1t of Proposa t1on 13 " T here will be no new laxes to replace the $7 b1lllo n an lost property taxes, Brown said . The Democratic governor said he would like most of the state's S3.6 billion s ur plus to go lo local governments and school districts to help m ake up for lrn.t funds. Ma ny old s alts s hook their heads and said it couldn 't be done. But Mrs. James, wh.o only started s aih ng a couple years a go, defied lhC'1r misgivings and ('Om pl el ed the fast est solo voyage uround the world. Ch1(•hester was knighte d after he set his rPrl'lrli of ?.74 duys tn A cannon was fared at the local y acht r lub when M rs J ames crossed tht' farush lane. Then, as a hel1 coptor flew overhead and small boats s warme d around. s he made a triumphant circuit of the harbor and a pass beside the village of Kings wea r across the River Dart where s he lives with her hus ba nd Hob, 30 a former mC'rchant sailor ·'The bes t mome nl of the voya~c was when I hrard the g e.&n s 1gnalinR that I had made it." M rs. James said on dry land us s he kept a tig ht J:rlp rm hPr hus band's hand. She looked radial'lt in a white pants s wt aft <:r nine month.. at sea She said she onC'1• nc•arly turne d back "That 's when I wa.s 11(( Cape Horn with a da ma{led yacht," she said. "I thought aboul it long a nd hard But I couldn 't s tand the thought o f going bat·k . so l carried on ... The Express Crus udcr was severely damaged In a gale Feh. 24 in the desolate waters of the Scaffold Case ''oi.t /;er11 P,1nfrc :.ome l,OOCI miles west of Cape Horn Will) th<> :-.l0<1p's tottering mast held llJ> by temporury lashings. Mrs. J;.i1l1cs managed to round the tn·acherous ca pe a nd put in at the Falkhtnd Is lands for repalre Marc h 25. Th1il w a:< only o n e o f 1 catalogue of setbac ks Only 24 hours after Mrs J amt:s set out lrom Dartmouth s he narrowlv d voided being mowed down at night m the Enghs h Channel by " foreign freighter .U.S. Cites Firm In 51 Deaths WASHINGTON <AP J The government cited a New J ersey contractor today for JO "willful violations" of safety rules al a West Virginia construction sate where a collapsed scaffolding left 51 men dead. The finding of willful viola· lions means that the govern ment can tum the matter over to the Justice De partme nt for criminal prosecution The Occupational Safety and llealth AdminastratJOn. \\ h1c:h 1:. s ued the citations against Research-Cottre ll. suad tht· com pany also committed six othN serio us infractions or led eral safety rules. Research·Cottrell built the scaffoldang The agency s aid 1l has not dl· c1c1ed whether lo recomm end l'nminaJ action scaffold to s upport the max- imum intended load. She said OSHA is continuing to In ves tigate the accident. the worst industrial disaste r since the agency was formed in 1971. and additional citations may be announced later. One unanswered q uestion was whether the concrete was defec- lt ve in that it did not harden properly OSHA has conducted tests 01 the conc ret<' but has not an nounced conclusive results In citing Research·Cottrell. OSHA also proposed hnes lotat. in~ S!OS.100 A w1ll£ul v1o lat1on. Dr. INITIATIVE AFFECTS BONO MARKET4>tory, AS Democrut1c A sse mbl y Speak e r Lto·o McCarthy, the !>lute's most powerful legislator, proposed s pending "ever y drme"' of the i.tat<.· budi;(t•t sur- plus . plus a n add1t1onul SJOO m1l11on from s t<1tL· ~overnment cutbacks to ket'p essential county and school ser vices <tfloat a float. ' .,..,........., NAOMI JAMES WITH HUSBAND ROB AFTER BIG TRIP She's the World's Best Circumnavigator of Globe OSHA a lso l'llcd two othlr firm s <il the construrtion site with two safety rule v1olat1ons They a re Pitts burgh Testing Laboratory, which was tes ting t he c o n crete , a nd U nite d Engineers and Cons truc tors Inc .. t he general engineering contractor at the site . Bingham s aid. <:x1s ts when there 1s evide nce that an employer com m 1tted an 1ntent1onal v1ola- 11on. was a wa re of the hazard and made no reasonable effort to l'hmmatc the problem If the Jus tice De partment 'ihould prosecute and t here is a c·onvwt1on of a willful violation in a case where an employee was ktlled, the employer is sub'- Ject to a sax-month jail term . 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( 1M I t'tlf 'IJ>lo"'O (~ ""' • l. --....-~ I 11 ..,.., -lf•IOt .. , ,. • I•• nt • ..,,.,,,,,.,.,.",. ••••" -•"' °"' •• ' .... ., •'I -tft!)vf ~f'· -... ,~l\ttCft '°' •"!rt' )f't Q.....,..... ~ I .. The H(•µubl1t•an minority. meanwhile. proposed its own l<tx plan. which tnt·ludcs a request thut Coug r esi. r t.·turn t o ('ul1forn1u the $2 b1 ll10n LCJx ·windfall" the> rederal govern m t-nl would re:1p from the Cal1forn1a 1n1t1alive s ince at c•l1m111ates fcucrul tax dedu<· t iuns wurth un esti m ated S2 hil lion annually to ho meowner" and business pro!)<.'rt y ownt'fs Laguna Ma1i Faces Kidnap, Rape Charges Lag un<J Beach police cire ho ld· 111g a C'a r dt't a 1l1n g sh<Jp manai.:er o n s usp1c1on of raµe and sex perversion followtnj( <tn assault on a 20·year-old woman t'arly Wednesday morning. Otis Sled ge J r , 44, who 11 V('!> a t the Hand .Job auto d etailtng shop which he manages a t 2535 L<tguna Canyon Road. was ar- rested late Wednesday morning after l! woman claimed he was lhC' m an who k1dnaped her at g unpoint from h<.'r ho me al 11 ;1 m Wednesda} The woman, who told poltce s he knew the s uspcrt, said Shl' ":.is a~akencd early Wednesday morning by a g unman who de· manded cash from the v1rt1m I hl'n for ced her to accompany 111111 to his car lie a llegedly drove his v1cl1m to the auto detailing s ho p where police said he raped her and tor<'t5d her to perform other st'x J<·t:-. ut gunpaint in the pi.irking lot Pol1r<> in\'c<;t1gato r Gent.• Brooks s aid the man the n threatened his victim with death 'hould sh<' tt>ll a nyone of the as Si.cult. SIC'd~e wa:. being held in tht> <'tty jail this morning awaatang transfer to Orange County .Jail. nail has not been set for the• man who faces ch arges on susp1 don o f kidnapping, rape. assault with a deadly weapon, burglary .rnd sex per\'ers1on E'rona Pa~ Al SUSPECT ... for robh<'ry Dun~an ruled thC' l'\ 1dt•nce was not '>lrong <'nOuHh to warrant trial on the t'ount Beecher said that, based on C lewell 's att 1t11de. he doubted thC' C'ase would go to full trial. "lie feels very remorseful ," Beerher said. "He 's inclined to plt"ad guilty. "Eventua lly, I imagine he 'll get his wish ln that res pect." The girl, a n honors s tudent a~ Serrano Interm ediate School i~ the Lake Fores t area of El Toro. \\'<I~ k 1clnnpped arr the s treet :t!- s ht• wulked home from school. Shi· was dragfled into a car, d riven lo a remote d irt road tn lrvme, r<lped. then !)eaten with 11 w1 t•nch and rock. police sa y Cle"-t.'11 was arrested, only 10 week!! after his relcast> from AU1!Scadrro State Hos pital, un institution for the rrlmtnally da~ t urbed lie hfld been confine<! th<' r e for moiit of h11> adull hh•, for <·ri m1 •s anvolvsn~ rapell of l WO JUVCnte girls \ f'roitt Page A I LIQUOR ... I low m uc h 1:-. tltc..• rnns um<:r re.II I~ .i.:oing to s a H' on his fa voritE' bl'l'r. \\ tnl' and hard liquor., Th;it lfe pl'nds on whar he drink:-., spokes m en Sa\ 1\lthough the price cuts inc·lude a \\ 1de s pectrum of beverag<:s. lhe p(·n:entageofruls v<1ries Al Mar ket Uaskct. where the l'U ts go into cffel't f''riday, a 25 4-ounrc boltlc of Crown Russe Vodka will drop from SJ 99 lo S2 99 A Qll<trt of Score:-.h)' SMl<'h \\ill drop from S629 to S4 .59. .,.. h ii<' a 5 1 2 oun Cl' bottle of l\lamaden Mountain While C:hahlis wrll s lide from $3 2.'i to S2 39. Anet a s ix-pack of Coors b r er . 12 ounce rans. will ctcrrrasc from $1. 77 to Sl.44 Similar cuts a rC' in effect al Safeway. Campbe ll said There. ..i qua rt o f Ancient Age Rourbon 1s now S4 fiB. oown from $6.99 I\ 1.d Scon•sby Scotc·h has <tlso dropped lo $4 .68 a quart. from $6.29 A I 75-lilcr bottle of Gilby 's Gin ut Safeway h as gone from SI I 99 to S8A6, a 12·pack o( ll ounce bottles of Brown Derby Beer from S2 09 lo Sl 76. and a thr ee Iner bottle of Gallo Red Rose from S-1.89 to $2 ~ At Alpha Beta. Coors beer has c1ropped from SI. 77 for a s ix. pack to $1.65, while Budweiser has gone from $1 . 79 lo $1 65. J\lso at Alpha Beta . a fifth of Kamchatka Vodka that was S11 19 nnw rosts $3.98, while a fifth of Jack Daniels has dropped from $8.35 lo S7.93 and t 5 htrrs of Gallo burgundy rrom $2. 99 to $2.84 Iv an Owen . vict' preside nt of Lucky Discount Supermarkets. sa 1d he dic1n 'l have a price lis t <Jv:ulable but sa id his firm "will remain competitive." I le said additional price cut:-. arc possible, depending one what other s upermarkets do. However . while t'Ustomers en. 10.v thf' lower pr1<'es. s upe rmarket 'l'Okcs men acim1t the s ilver linmg com es with a cloud with u rlnucl Markel Basket's spokes man pointC'd out that the Alcoholic Bc·ver ag(' Commission 1s gather- ing e'·adenl'c and has threatened prosecution and heavy fmes af its appeal 1s uphl'ld Rut !he press ure of the marketplace has won O\ e r the A RC's threuti., the :.pokes man ac1 m ilted "When som ebody e lse does it. ;ou sort of have to take your rllM CC," he SR id. Topeka Girl Chomp Speller WAS HINGTON !AP1 -Peit McCarthy, a IJ.year·old seventh grader from Topeka, Kan .. won the N ationaJ SpellinM Bee ron. t est toda y with the word "de1r1cat1on " The rullncr-u p was Lyn S ue K shng, a 12-year -old eighth· ~rader from Sa11 Diego, whose Korean parents a lways thought lh<'tr children wo uld be at a dis advantage wilh English , Chi1iese Back Zaire Regi,me TOKYO </\P 1 Chinese Forc•1g11 l\11nt'>ll•r lluCJng llua has dl•cl<.1rl'd that Zu1 re "c<in count on the :.upport of thC' Ch 1ncsL• t n the ir J U't :-.trug g l <' · ai.:<J1n s t 'l-lO\l('l Cul>Jn baekcd mf' n·cnJ I'll':-..·· China·)> I lstnhua Ill'\\:-. agency reported today The n · po rt on If u an g ·., s tatC'menu. a ... hl• <leparlcd Zaire Wednesdav dtd not t>lahoratt' on "hut kmclol .,upport China \\<.1:-. • Ufft>rin~ Huang tnl<f r1•1iortcr'> ;it tht· .11rport in thl· Za1r1;.1n t•aptlal of Klnl>has u llwl he and Zain• l'res1tfonl Mobutu Scs{• Seko "havC' reached an 1dent1ly of news" on Af1wa and Zum.· T h e citations follow an in \'estigation into the April 27 d1i.- <iste r in which the construction workers plunged 168 reel to lhe1r deaths when the scaffold peeled away from a concrete coolinl:( tower be 1 n g bu i It for t h 1· ~l ono n ga h e la Power Co :it Willow Island. W. Va. Al a ne ws cnferencc. OSHA·., ad mini s trator. Vr Eula Bingham, attributed the acc1 dent to three factors -Fa ilure of contractors t o C'Onduct proper test:. of freshly poured concrete prior to raising the s caffolding. which was al· Larhed to the concrete · Fnilure to properly secure the sca ffold formwor k system lo the cooling tower. F a ilure to properly anchor i.lnd maintain beam sections sup· porting a co n crete l ift1ni:: system. which as attached to the A serious violation . s he said . 1s one that could lead to serious harm or death and which an e mploye r should have been a ware of throug h r easonable daligenrt Prohers Cite 4Lawmakers WASHINGTON <API -House e thics committee investigators are reportedly citing possible misconduct by four House mem- l>er-; in eonnection with alleged South Korean influence buying Spec13( Coun,.e l Leon J:.iwor,.k1 turn e d the in ves t 1gators· findings over lo the ethics committee Wednesday under sccurat y pre cautions so tight that mos t comm ittee mem- bers have not seen them BEST TEAM IN TOWN! 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"toeks NIC TEN CENTS Brown Asks $5 Billion • ID Aid, Loans SACRAMENTO t1\ P I Cov Edmund Rrown Jr toduy a:.ked the Legislature to give S4 billion in direct a1cJ ~nd Sl htlhon m loans to schools, c1l1es and coun ties hit by the J;irv1s lax cut m- 111at1vc .He also told an e mer gency Joint session ol thl• Legislature that he would propose budget 1·uts of at lc•ai.t S:JOO m1ll1on in l>tate proRrams !The speech will he rehrnadrac;t at 10:30 llooo Dutanit? tonight on Channel 50 ) The Democratic governor re- peated his pledge that there must be no Slate lax increases lo offset the property tax cuts man dated by a landslide vote Tues· day adopting Proposition 13. the Jarvis tax cut initiative. "Voters have told us they want a tax cut. They don't want a shell game," Brown s aid The aid proposed by Brown would reduce the amounts that ,\ le mull' h11r1·0\\ 11)U owl tound wandering about an I rnnc• I 1l•ld \\1th c1 broken leg winks knowingly at N<.•\\ p011 Beach \ eteranc.irians as they set the leg: The 1>11 ti. v. ho s hould be h ealed and flying free again within a kw wet-ks, .Jbu is h.•atured in photos on Page A2. Rape Suspect Eyes Guilty Plea Again w .11 r1•n D,111• t'lcw<•ll r<'mains • inl'l11wd lo µlt•ad guilt \ ' \.\IWn h•· ,.., :11 ra1 1!.lll·d .Jun!• :w 1n !->11p1·r111r Cou 11 lor 1 r1<1l on 1·h.1rg1·.., tw 1,1pt 11 .11111 srH•rcl~ lw.11 ,111 l•.I !'om ..,,·hool girl M<.1y IH l'h.i\ ''"" \hf' us..,l·S:.ml'nt of l 11·\\1'11·.., .Jlto rnl·~ dl·puh 1111 h I 11· <It' ft' n 111• r \l 11· ha 1• I H1•t•<·h1·r. tml.I\ Ill• d1•s<·rtb<"I th1· :!~ ""'r old Clt•\\1•11 a.., · 1lt•pr1•..,..,t·d · :itl•·r a 11rt.•hm1n:in lw:n11111 W1•1h\t'!.cl:I\ ""hl·r1• h1· . t;11•1·(1 1 tw 1:1 'e.ir uld '11•t1rn l11r I Ill' II r ..,I I 1 m1· I hi• lwanng w;1s hl'11\ at Sad dll't>H!'\\ (.'omm11n1ty llo!\p1tal. •. 11111 "as dos,•d to lhr pubhr Thl• 1·htld h~1s t)('('n trt.•atl'rt I here 111r skull lr:H'lt1n·:-. ~ind rac·1al m· 1un<·s anrl Y.as rl!lemwd trorn ('<J rt• only Wc•dnes1l;.1~ Beedwr s<ml till' g1 l'I . whose namt.• ha., n1lt been n.•leu~<.'d. s;1l al a t.1hlt• in ;1 duy room. h1•t" t>t•n her 11t11 t•nl s She worl' a M·.1rf that nw1•r1'd her head and forehead , s he• 1:. lo unclt'rgo u M'rlt'S of pl;.1-.t1(' s uri::t.•r1cs Lo re p.11 r her ru111t•1 I I <11·1· Clewell sat 15 feet away. in shackles. The child's 20·m1nute testimony was the only evidence presented by deputy district at· torney Paul Meyer. according to rourt officers. Beecher said she :;poke normally, calmly Beecher ofrered no defense Clewell. who has tried to plead himself i;:uilty of kidnapping and r a pc twice previous ly. said nothing Wednesday. Bcecner re· CSf"c SUSPECT. Page i\2) Bloodmobile Due; NB Donors Sought Blood donors are being sought for a Red Cross Bloodmobile at Hoag Memorial Hospital on .June 20 from l p.m. to s· 15 p.m. Donors must be 18 years old. healthy and weigh at least 110 pounds. They may grve blood every eight weeks. fnterested donor'> may call 645·8600. exten:.1on <!108 for an appointment local government must cut from its budgets from $7 billion to around $.1 billion But Brown emphasizea4iet the $4 b1lhon in grants could be made for one year only. He said rn future years. the state could afford no more than an estimat- ed $2 billion. plus $1 billion in loans. which he described as something similar lo a re vol vine: fund to meet cash flow prob· le m s. * * * .. I recommend for this year. and this year only, $4 billion m di rect aid and $1 billion in loans." hesa1d. "l will propose budget cuts of at least S300 million. The more money we can save at the state le"el. the more money we can s hare with local government " Brown did not specify how he would cut $300 million from the state's $17 4 billion budget ex- C'ept to repeat his early order of * * * un immediate hirinA freczt: (or all s tate agencies. Brown also said busan{'sse:. will save~ billion an taxes un der Propos1t1on 13 and urged corporate preside nts to ''tnvest that money in California. to· create jobs .. to offset the layoffs of workers anticipated in local schools and city halls. Somber and unsmiling dunng the brie f address. Brown described the Jarvis in1t1at1ve, * * * which he opposed throughout lh~ c J m 1J <1 1 ~ n , a s · • a g r e a t l'hallengc, and we• will meet 1t ll 1s time to put aside partisan differences " Paul Gann. co-author with Howard Jar\lts of Proposition 13, <1ttendcd the :.pec1aJ Joint session .. , laked what he had to say. · Cann told rt>porters. ''He said what l 'vc been S<ty1ng for months. The problems can be !.Olvcd and will be solved .. * * * SulllIDer School Cut N-M Trustees Wipe Out Entire-Program Hy MICHAEL P/\SKEVICH Of IM O.llJ P1lol St.II More than 10,000 student~ and 650 teachers won 't be going to s um m er school an the Newport- Mesa lln1 f1ed School District later this month School trustees votl'd Wednes· day to wipe out the program because of the loss of revenue C'a us cd by the passage of Propos1t1on 13. In a second Proposition 13· r<'lated move. trustees voled 4·3 to get out of the adult education busine~s. c·unccling classes for ahout 400 people and the federal· ly funded English as a Second * * * District To Save $800,000 Wednesday's elimin alion of summer school and adult educa· t ion in the Newport-Mesa Un1f1ed School District will save the district $800,000. but trustees still mu.st deal with about $15 million an lost revenues stem· ming from passage of Proposi· t1on 13 Elimination of the district's bus system. athletic field trips and closing the Ins tructional Media Center wi ll be considered next Tuesday as trustees face a 43 percent loss of revenues. District officials are waiting word from the state Legislature as to emergency relief that might be available for school d istricts hit hardes t by passage of the tax m1tiattvc. Cancelling home·school and ~1thletic event busing would s ave the di s trict an estimated S918.000. officials said. Parents may be asked to pay for bus ~erv1 ce if the transportation de· partment 1s not eliminated. Closing the district 's fnstruc t 1onal Media Center woulri save the district another $300.000 Other suggestions that will ('Orne before the school board nt.>xt week wall be a n increase in the price or school lunches and a IN' schedule for the use by out- s ide groups of district athletic facilities. Superintendent John Nicoll has said that even with all of these cuts. t he district still will have to cut about S9 million in salaries to balance its budget. However. there can be no cut- backs in personnel until the 1979·80 school year because of complex legal requirements for staff dis missal, said Nicoll. Language <ESL1 classes for fore1~n-bom adults • Am ong the vic tims of the Adult Education canccllat1on a re 156 patients at Fa1rv1ew State Hospital and <tn un determined number of elderly c1t12ens who take adult educa lion courses taught at 11 con· va lesccnt homes in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa The two cuts appr oved Wednesday night will save the distnc:t an estimated $800,000 Summer school is not required by law. Tuesday's passage of the s t<.1tcw1de tax initiati ve will mean an estimated S16 m1l11on loss of revenue to the Newpon. Mesa school system , offil·1als said Prior to voter approval of Proposition 13. d1stnct offac1a1' had been contemplating a $48 million spending program for 1978·79. An overflow <:ro\\-d of parents turned out at Rea Middle School m Costa Mesa as trustees first debated a district recommenda· t1on to cancel all summer SC'hool classes except for about 265 seniors who lack units for graduation. Corona del Mar High teacher Paul Jordan asked trustet:s to More Stores Join Booze Price Cuts Spread in County By JACKIE H YMAN °' , .. o.lty ..... l\aff Liquor prices continued to drop tipsily along the Orange Coast today in what o n e supermarket spokesman ealled "a s late of dishevelment" as Market Basket announced that 1t 1s joining the trend. Safeway started the price cut· ting last weekend in the wake of a stale Supreme Court decision throwing out liquor fair trade oricing laws as price fixing. The Jecision is being appealed by the state Alcoholtt-Beverage Com· mission. <Related story Page AS. I The spokesman for Market Basket, who asked that his name not be used, said price drops have been uneve n because "nobody was sure they could legally take the prices down <pending appealJ." ~ Asked what r em oved his firm's doubt about legalities, the spokesman said, "Our competi· lion." Paul Campbell. Safeway public relations s upervisor, said his firm's liquor sales doubled last weekend and have continue at between double and fi ve times their previous level all week (See LIQUOR, Page A2 I Coast Colleges Face Sharp Cuts Coast Community College Dis- trict trustees said Wednesday they think Proposition 13 may be unconstitutional and that tuition fees may be on their way, but that, in the meantime, the dis· trict must tl}m $15 million from its budget The district, which includes three schools, had a budget of $75. 7 million in 1977·78 and a pro· posed budget of $81.9 million for 1978·79. A new budget must be ready by July 1. However, at a s pecial m eeting at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa Wednesday trustees said they plan to go ahead with sum - mer school as scheduled. A sse mbl yman De nni s Man~ers. D·Hu.ntinJ(ton Beach. s aid today that s tate leg1sl:Jtors are considering the poss1hihty of institutmg tuition al commumty colleges. "I think 1t is s afe to s ay that there is going to be a very d1f· ferenl approach lo commwiity college education and tuition is one of the alternatives," said (See SCHOOL.5, Page AZ> Lawyer Jailed In Flap Over Vuleo Movie manantaan a full :-..ummcr school program until funds run out, then apl.J('al to the st ale for help Many in tht.• audience w('re clear ly rurncd over the district plan to ht'lp out only ::.tudent::. who l·ame up s hort in gettmg units for graduation Trust~ Rod Mad \filhan led a backlash a)?amst Trustee Carol Ma rt in 'fi motion to keep the classes for the seniors at an estimated cost of $35,000~ The total program would have cost the district S600.ooo ..What allowed these s tudenL<, (IJ l!l't an this position.," asked (See SUMMER. l'agt> A2l * * * Olympic Pool Will Stay Open The Olympic pool at Newport llarbol' JfJ gh won't be emptied because of the J arv1s·Gann tax initiative, but members of the community wilt be dipping deeper into their own pockets to keep summer aquatics afloat, school authorities said Wednes- day. And the same will apply to other community groups that, in the past, have been able to use school facilitieS" without charge. A It hough they took no action W ~d n csday n ight , sc hool trustee~ left little doubt lhat all facilities soon will be available only on a user rec basis. Trustees directed the dis trict officials to s ubmit a fee list by next TU()Sday when trustees coo- l muc discussion or budget cuts genC'ratcrl by the passage or Propos1t1on 13. Newport·Mesa school trustees pointed out Wednesday that, ht.•('ausc ol Jarvis-Gann, the dis· tr1t.•t no longer will hav<' the funds generated by a Communi· ty Service Tax. • L:lsl year the six·cent levy on· property gcn erat <'d about S850,000 For years. the money from this tux has been used to make school facilities accessible to community residents at little or no charge A bout 40 jobs financed by the tax arc set for e limination, of· fi <.·1als said. The a nticipated fee li st will aiso lead to increased costs for residents enrolled tn community <See POOL, Page A2> Or:::cJ ,~~a~t Weather Solo Sailor Ends World Trip L OS ANGELES IAP I A federal judge jailed an NBC lawyer today when the television network refused to let the 1udge view a movie scheduled for air- ing tonight. <Channel4, 10p m. > U .S. District Court Judge Manuel Real ordered attorney Donald Zachary Jailed for con. tempt of court when Zachary s howed up in court without the television movie, "Billion· Dollar Rubble ." Night and morning low cloudiness and local fog with hazy sunshine in af- t r r n o on Friday. Lows tonight 56 to 64. Highs 1··riday upper 60s at beaches to mid lo upper 70s inland. OA RTMOl .. rtl, England <AP l Naoma .l;.imcs. a farmer's dauE:htcr from New Zealand, sailed mto Dartmouth harbor IO· cltt v to end u solo c•1 rcumna v1~a t 10'n of the globe that t hpped two days off a round th<' world rec· ord set bv the late Sir Francis Chlrheste·r. Hunrlr('dS or people in smell boats und alon~ the bunks of the H1vcr Dart rhcercd as the 29· \.P&r old woman took her 53·foot s loop, Express Crusader. across the fin1i.h l1m.• after 212 dttys ul M'm was her mother. Joan Power. who came to Bn· tam with her hu~banct, Roh. to be on h,1n(1 for their daul(hter's arrival. .. Naomi normally C'an't find her way out of a paper bag,'' she told reporters. "When she went into Woolworth's as a kid she always got lost. Mrs . James set off from this yachting mecca on England's south coast Sept. 9 in the 10-t.on, fiberglass Rl oop . Express Crusader, which normally lakes ft c rew of 10. Her eastward t•ircumnavigation was via tht' treac herous waters ore Cape fl orn al the tip of South America, the graveyard of many a ship. Many old salts shook their heads and said it couldn't b<> done. But Mrs. James, whp only started sailing a couple year; ago, defied their misgivings and com pJeted lhe f a:;t est solo \oyage around the world m a conventional yacht. A 70 foot trimaran made the trip in 167 days in 1974. Chichester was knighted aner he set his rf'rorct of 274 days in Gypsy Moth IV in 1966·67. A cannon was fired at the local yacht club when Mts. James erossed the finish line. Then. as a "helicopter flew overhead and s m a lL. boats swarmed around. ~he made a triumphant circuit of th(' harbor and a pass beside the villa~e of Kingswear across the River Dart where s he li ves with her husband Rob, 30, a former merchant sailor. "The best moment of the voyage wns when I heard the gun signalin~ that I had m ade 1t." Mrs. James said on dry land ' ,. as s he kept a tight grip on her husband's hand. She looked radiant in a white pants suit after nine months at sea. She said she once nearly turned back. ·'That's when l was off Cape Horn with a damaged yacht," she said. "(thought about it long and ha rd. But I couldn't stand the thought of going back, so I carried on.'' The Express Crusader was severely damaged ma gale Feb 24 in the desolate waters or the southern Pac1ftc som e 2,000 miles west of Cape Horn. With the sloop's tottering mast held up by temporary lashings, Mrs James managed to round the treacherous cape .. Real also ordered two lawyers for Time·Life T elevision which bought the movie from the BBC -to rem ain in court until the movie arrived. Zachary was being held at the Las Angeles County J ~ul. It was not known whether NBC planned to comply with Real's demand to see the film. The movie ts about thf' $2 billion insurance ftaud involving Equity Funding Corporation , which ~ulted 1n 14 Equity or. Heers being sent to prison m l97S ... INSIDE TODA 't' 0ff1cer Mtlw Proct.«.Qoe$ ate out teochmg La Qumto lltgh SC'hool low enforcement class ()nee he even luzd himself ·murdered.' !ieP 1'"t>aturtng1 Page Cl Al Vewr S4rvl<~ , ....... ~. 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Coors beer ha~ <1ropp1·cl from $1 77 for a six J•<ll h lo $J 115. \\hilt· HudwP1ser ha' ~ont• lrom $1 79 to SI f.5 Newport Man, 3 Companions Plead Guilty \ :'\t•wport nc:H'h man and 1hrt•t' <.·ompan1on~ h;nc entered '.'>llrprise guilt y plc·as lo charges of l.11!111g a lloll.,,.,..oocl llills man "ho r Jn a .. s.,.. ms::C'r·s pad " H I l h a ,. d \\/ I I s (I n • 2 3 . () r '\°t•\\ port 8c•;ich. Ernesl Ray <'hilcl<'r. 21. Kt·nnelh Owens, 21. .rnll W1!11am Ko1nn. 41, <111 of L<1 Crt•st·1·nt:.i will he sentenced Ju. I.\ 5 111 Los Angeles Superior Court Thl• lour hav e been held \\ llhout ua1l sinc·e thl· murdc:r l<•sl Apnl :..>ti of H1chard Zamhcll. :11 111: was twatcn tn d<:ath when hl' anti his wife. J c1ht'. ;:!4. wen· c1bducted by the four men :Vl r:. Zamh<>ll lc:~t1f1ed again during .. pn•t1minary heann~ Y. c.·dnl·Mlay bt'lorc M un1c1p:.d Court .Judge Sidney Chern1!>s The ~uilty pica to i.ccond-degree murdt•r was t.•ntcred during th(· municipal l·ourt proceedings 17 to Seek Beauty Crown .">t•\ t•nll'l'll g1rb \\Ill comjJete 1-'1 1day night tn the Miss N c · \1 p n I' I B c · a " h c o n t l' s t ~11onsc11t•d h~ lht• Nc•wporl llarhor .Ja\(·ees rtw pa.gt>:int. open to lh<' puhl1c.·. will Ul' ht•lcl at 7 .:10 pm ,11 t II<' Monlt Carlo Hoom of lhl' i'\ t'\' portt•r Inn T1rkl'ts :tn' S7 Proceeds from 1 hl• l1t'kl1I salt•'> arc used to bcm'(it .I a H·1•c• 1·1\ 1r pro1ect s ORANGE COAST D~.11 Y PILOT ··"'',.. 'W""'"d .._.,, "' •• 1 .... , utti. A (w••t• I• I t t i ' 'At"' ti\ '"''"' .. ' . .,,,". t JilO' tf\o,..•tA Mu''"'""' M"""'l ~Qr,.,,,, C"•rto H Let' lt1<fit,•re" ,, .... ,. . ••l'\t ""~"·•Q•f\f'J ( J '"' Olllc•• (' •• M,. I \lf\W""' "" .. "'"'' I. •. ,,,.,.n. •·"I IOfr\r ... 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"I h1 "' \ \ft ll'l'W"ritl'\· I "" t \• ,,._ ~''°' • .., 'I " ~'"•t Cl"",,.., !>JIJ lod.1\ the· 1111t11tl S:J:? ti million l'Ut · 10 pl·n·ent of tllc.· 1•11 11n1' .., S:i:w 111 ill mn g l' nt· ru I luntf t'XIJ''lls t· tt11~. )t•;11 lnJ\ n111 1 t·rnolj<' 111any t•mplo\'t'l's I O!-ilt•ad. the 1n1t1al hud~t·t tnmm1ng muy be accomplt!->IW(I 111 ~ome dcp1utment::. by n:dut"- rng offtC-l' l''CPl'nM'S tHHI !->U('h things as new t) µe" ritt•r._, hlu.lgd an<1l)st Bill Pt·m!Jt.>rton e.x 1Jla1ned Pemberton su1d count v of f1c1als don't yet know how nuin) employees actually may Jo!>e their jobs as a result of the 10 pt..·rcent acncral fund cutback But as department heads come up with an uo lo 40 oercl'nt cut 111 spending for 1978· 79, ht..• !-tu1cl. 1t will be harder to a\IOld pcr:.onncl layoffs POSTPONED HEARINGS v11 th~ 1978-79 budget unlit Jul) :.!O throu!.!h 29 ASKED A COMMITTEE of rnunty administrators to report on new revenue sources by June 21 -ORl>.:RED COUNTY Ad· 1111n1 ~trat1vc Officer Robert Thorn as lo meet with city of- f1c1a ls and those from othe r tax- ing d1stncts lo discuss joint de- 11 vcry of some services. -RF.QUESTED COUNTY Counsel Adnan Kuy per to draft lcg1sl:.ition that would allow joint delivery of service and possible t•om binmg of s uch offices as the county sheriff and marshal. D1cclnch said he dido 't mean In suggest that there JS "ram· J.Htnt duphcaljon" of services In the mcant1 me toda'r. bctwe<.'n agencies that rely on Supervisor Ralph 01l'dr1ch w&._ property taxes. in Sacramento on bt•half of tht· But <1gcnc1cs· past efforts to <'ount\ and thl' Count\ m:.iinlain strict .sovereignty 1s Superv.1sors Assoc·i at1on cjr outdated based on Tuesda) 's C'al1fom1tJ lo d1~1·us!> preparation vote. Diedrich said. for Prooos1t1on 13. Supt'rvisors Wednesday also ngreecl Lo ask stale government The Fullerton SIJpervisor was to im ml'd1<1lely pick up t he full to m eet with Assembly Speaker cost of wtlfare and health 1.l'o McCarthv and Govl•rnnr 'l'rvic·l·s. whtth in the past relied Brown Lo discuss lcg1slatwn 1n part on eountv property taxe!>. ;11mcgislalure has been pre- in property 1ax rcvl'nue nl'xt p:.1rNI to do that 1f Proposition yt·a r 1:1 ·, 1·ompc-t1ng meas ure . r\ t l>1l'clr1('h '> s ugg1•...twn l'ropo'ltton 8 . h<id been ap· WedncsdaysuJX"rv1sors also µroved hy voters Tuesday * * * * * * From Page Al SUMMER SCHOOL. • • Trustee Uukc O 'Brien, drawing applause from the :.iud1ence and forcing school board President Don Smallwood to pound tht• ~a vcl lo restore order * * * f 'rona 1•09e A I POOL ... 1 ecreat1 on programs .inti lor 1unwr collegt• d1strH'l progr:ims that use Nf'w1>ort·Mt•!-t:.t M'hool dist net f:.u:tltlll•s At an another meeting \lfrtlncst..1:1y at Costa Mc\a City llall. Keith Van Holt. Vi rector of Costa Mes a 's Dt'partment of Lcis un• Sl•r\'lc:C'S. annount•t·d :.i subst<1nllal hike to fees for sum mersw1mprogr a mi. Young s wimmers who p:ud SS in fees last y<.•ar may pa~ <is muth as $18 this yt•ar to tal.t· pan in \:ommunit) rt•t:reallon programs. said Van llolt Bi II Ba melt. '4 ater polo <'Oa<"h at Newport llarbor High, told school trustees Wt'dncsday that he I!> "'not averse to the peopll· who want to ~l' the pool to put Ill some monev " lfr asked trustees to set "n· altst1c fees" and said members of local swim teams would be.• willing to help maintain the 50-meter pool. Trustees praised local athlclt<.' programs. but s aid educational needs of the students would c•>n t inue lo reeeive priority * * * f "'ro'" Page A I SCHOOLS. • MangN1', <• membt.•r of tht• A' w mbl~ Education Comm1ttN: :\1 l•anwhtle. Coast College hoard members said thl'y will hold another special meeting at 8 p. m . Friday at d1str1ct head qua rlers, 1370 Ada m i. AVL' . Costa Mesa. to d1stuss what to flo ahout summC'r musicals. sah bat1t:al and atlm1n1stratin• IC':.tvc•s . soml' special facult~ s um mer program~ and t ht• Or<1ngc Coast College J<11.1. festival. · Those items werl' included nn a shopping list nf possi bk c-uts w h 1 c h were prC'sCnl!•rt W l'dnt·s· rt~"· lo an aud1t'nee of about 200 people. including many ins trut lo rs utner items on the lis t 1n eluded reducing undistributed reserves. increasing class s1zrs and rcquinng fal'ulty membC'r.., to Leach the maximum number of hours. About a do1.cn people 1n tht· audience spoke. m o.,t urging tht· board not to dilute the QU<£hty of cdu cal1on and to l..ccp in mind that m any teachers arc alread~ heavily loaded with leachtnl! relatert chon·s Mos t of those present s<11d they \\ere willing to take somt• salary cuts to prevent layoffs T rustees Y.ere also quest1onc·d about what one woman termed "fluff cours<.'s " A brochure from Coastline Commun1tv College. which arrived in the mailboxes of district r esidents this week. was cited as a n exam· pie ThC' brochur e for s ummer workshops includrd tuition frt:'t' dasses in such subjeC'ls a!> cre>wel st1t1•hery, adventur<'s 111 dining, vgg tempera painting, self-hypnosis and <h'velorin.i: and markc•tmg invcnt1ons Board Pr<'s1dcnt Worth K(•t:nc said thal. although community <'Olleges currently are barrC'd I rom char~1ng tu1t1on , s uch workshops can be made selr .,uppo rting 1f they arc des1gnat ed as community servicc.s Deputy S upe rintendent Norman Loats responded that soml' of the students had either t:.itlt•d courses required for ~ruduat1on or perhaps forgot to sl'ht•d ul~· them O ' llnen grumbled :.ibout elcc- t1 \·t· c·ou~t·s suC'h as l't:ram1cs th11t \\c:re in<.'ludcd in the sum rnc·r school program Sttpl•rtnl<'ndc·nt .John N1toll s aul the> chstnC't c.u.JJ.ld '1.c.'._ ac eus1•d of .. breaking faith for those <seniors l coming into sum· ml'r with a nc:ed." Smallwood s ugg<•stPd a s urvl'y for ;rn c.'ml'rgl'nl'y program 1r "1n1us t1cc 1s being done" to those students. 1\ ftt·r d1str1C'l off1c1als c.td m1tt1•d that students could make up the classes at the com munity c·ollege level or in the district m th<· fall . trustees voted ~·3 INITIATIVE AFFECTS BONO MARKET-Story, AS VOTERS, POLITICIANS TO BLAME-Editorial, A6 PROP. 13'S IDEA SPREADS-Story, A10 WILL THEY ACCEPT FEWER SERVICES?-e6 against Mrs. Martin's motion lo keep the classes for seniors just shrirt of graduation. Joining Mrs. Martin on the s hort <>nd of th<.' vote were Trus tN·s lktty Jo Hailey and IJ:Jrhara Skilling. who <:rtltt1zed the.• · '<.'xtremely short not1l'e. ·· Summer school was set to start 1n two weeks. A Se<"ond motion to cancel the program altogether pas:.ed 6·1 "1th Mrs. Batley voting no Smallwood made an im passioned pica lo fellow school board membe rs when it ap- p<.•ared they might retain self. s upporting Adult Education classes and local courses for lore1gn-bom adults. lie sa1ct volers in Tuesday·s primar.v "spoke an a loud and af- f 1 rm a t1 vc way " agains t 1n - c-rt•ascd spending. and that this d1splt>asun• e>xlends to courses 'uc·h as the lederalJy.funded E-:SL program. ·'I thank the community has told us to get out of the adult i•ducatio n busi ness." said Smallwood lie sa1ct it would be a "terribh· mistake" to save any portion of tht' adult education program after c:incehng classes for surn - ml·r school students. Trustee Tom Henderson held 0111 for tlw ESL courses because ht• \at<l tltt·\ don ·t cost the dis· 111<·1 .1n~1h1ng But trustees \Oted I 3 lo 1·<11H·c l all adult education c·ourM•!-t tn thl' d1<,tnct Voting aga1n!-tt lhe measure "ere Tnt!-tl('('S Henderson. MacMtlhan and O'Rraen Meters Mowed ~Stolen Newport Reach police a r c looking for th<' thieves who used lht•1r vehicle to mow down nir e parking mctC'rs and steal the Cc.• vict•s from the Lido a rea. The nine mel<.'rs. located on Central J\vc.•nuc and Via Oporto. WN<' last seen Monday after. noon C'ily employees who take care or th t> melers reported the theft Tuesday Estimated loss from the th<.'ft or the meters and poles a mounted to $695 J They Give a Hoot You 'll han· lo wnll' !->mall if you want to !->1gn t his lc.:g cast 1l bl'long~ to a bur· rowing m\I louncl 111 an fr\'inc.· field bv an animal ('Ontrol olf'lc·l·r /\rrow below 1n X· rn.' pomh lo l hl' bn·<.1k The• s mall bird W<JS p<ltchl•d l:p at Nt•wport Center Animal flosp1t<1l I>~· nimhlt• fingl·r<.·d \i:tt.>rinanans .lut·I Pasco <Jnd Kc.·rH Wi.i lkl'r Fro,,. Page A I SUSPECT ... ported Judge Donald Dungan dropped o nt' of e ight relony counts lodged against Clewell. a M 1ss1on VtCJO short-o rder cook. That ~·harge was of kidnapping for robbery Dungan ruled the l'\ 1dencc was not s trong enough to warrant tnul cm the count. Beecher said 'hat. based on Clewell's <1tt1tudc, he douhted the caSl' would ~<>to full trial "Ill' fc.·el s \ll•rv rl•morseful. · Bc•C't hl'r !->;11cl "rTt· s Tnfflr\Ccllo plead guilt v "Evl•ntually, I imagine he'll get his wish m that res pect.·· The girl. an honors student al Scrnino Intermediate School m the Lake Forest area of El Toro. was kidnapped off the street as :-he walked home from school Sh<' was dral!ged into a car. driven to a remote dart road to Irvine. raped. then beaten "1th a wrench and rock. police say. Clewell was <.1rrested. only 10 "eeks after his release from /\ta~cadero St<1tc Jlosp1lal. an 1nst1tut1on ror the criminally dis t urbed flt• had bc<.'n confined thcrc· for most of ht!> adult life. for c rimes mvolvmR r apes of two Juvenile girls . . t( BEST TEAM IN TOWN! 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"e' y \W0el OPCe . s 1999s ' ·-. ..--'--.... ,, ·~··· \,a,. ••.IH•uc our a·rc•c• I .'••ar .>·'''Hr c·cu1-.unu•r 1•rctfc•c•lio11 plnu ' . . . . . . ' ~ . 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ,.,. • .,. ...,,<Mn' ,,,..,.._ 2 Doon W"t of C.-it .W Phone 642-8882 Sime Hours Dally 9-6 Sal 9-5 30 ,. ........ .._ __ ,,,. For The Very Best De&: You owe it to yoursetf to checll our pnces, bef0tt you bu°{! , Results Listed In OC Voting Democntk Onage Couaty Election Result.$ Z&48 predacta Ml of *8 precincts GOVERNOR lloo Cordova 48.017 Gregory 4.080 Democratic Raymond Llebenberg Gene Atherton Alex Aloia John Abbott J uJes Kimmett David Rock George Roden Edna and Brown.Ir. Lowell Darling 3,586 5,348 4,066 8.475 5.606 8,267 5,916 167.739 3,439 1lepubUcan Elmer Crutchley 739 Ken Maddy • 42.297 Evelle You.ager 112,188 John Briggs ..S,345 Ed Davis 91,279 Pete Wilson 26.187 True Slocum 996 LIEVTENANTGOVERNOR Democratic Patrick Fitzpatrick Abe Tapia Patricia Raven Mervyn Dymally 44,851 9,398 47,775 100,323 Republican Mike Curb 134,64Z Mike Antonovich 126,122 SECRETARY OF STATE Democratic March Eu Republican Stevt' Nash Jacob Margosian Norrisa Brandt CONTROLLER Democralic Kenneth Corey Joseph O'Green Republican Dixon Amell James Ware TREASURER Democratic William Burkell J esse Unruh Republican 165,752 48.750 107.532 61.164 143,282 54.604 90.267 123,631 83.755 118.554 Donald French 148.369 Ma rna Schnabel 76,283 ATl'ORNEY GENERAL Democratic Yvonne Burke Burt Pines 96.926 114,359 Republican James Browning Jr. ~6.109 -George Deukmejian 175.857 STATt; BOARD OF EQUALJZATION Second District Democratic Mary Chnstian-He1sing John Lynch Edmund Kelly Joseph Donahue Iris Sankey 24,254 29,463 41.411 32.369 <15.799 Republican Fred Clayton 41.589 Wa lte r Ziglar 18.906 Larry Rothman 22.164 Russell Blood 8.737 Ernest Dronenburg 39,459 Mike Schaefer 21,287 Terry Sutherland 44,436 SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Linda Nesler 27 .495 Wllson Riles 195.105 B<>yd Malloy 24.231 Georgia Marshall 49,457 Richard Mudgett 69.495 Alfred Puccincll1 22.890 David Uslan 23,115 David Walker 23,406 U.S. CONGRESS 34th District 154 precincts (LA County) out of 1st 408 out of 489 DemocraUc Mark Hannaford 12.546 43,302 J o Benn1tt 4.381 20.268 RepubUcan Art Jacobson 7.498 11.671 Dan Lungren 10.921 30.476 38th District 501 precincts out of 501 precincts Oemocralic .Je rry Patterson Republican ·Don Goedeke •Andrew Erclely :Joe Maher :oav1d Balsiger 39th District 52,664 12.252 8.273 8,815 11.138 653 prttinc&s out or 653 precincts Democratic • William Farris George Margoh:, ·f 'red Drol : Republican :Wiiiiam Dannemeyer 40Ch District 31,621 12.006 14,149 71 ,8ll 740 precincts out or 740 J>rttinc&s <San Diego County> Democratic Jim McGuy 46,626 4.360 RepublJcan ftobert Badha m fl7 .499 5,511 ST.\Tt: ENATE 36tb District 808 precincts out or 808 preciocb <San Diego County) Casinos Out, So4's Manager IMPER.JAL BEACH (AP> -A d ay after ~ down gambhng casinos, the City Counctl has /ired Jack Jones as acting city manager. partly because he recommended the casinos. Jones. wno has held the JOb since November. immediately cleaned out his desk and lert Wednesday. The Mired Navy officer told ll'le council that three proposed clubs would double the city's rev· enue, wtth S2 mHlJon going to 1mperiat Beach from 3S gam- :t>Jlng tab.IM 1n each club. Kuczynski 17.301 Republican Gil Ferguson 20,692 Stephen Holden 13,164 J a mes Martindale 9,9Sl Jon Brand 1,623 John Schmit& 41.361 George Scott 11 ,lSS 1,184 l.IW 811 514 289 2,768 382 STATE A$EMBLY 69tb District 326 predncts out of"326 predncts Democratic Chris Loumakis Richard Norris Robin Young Paul Bell Ted Shipkey Jr. . RepubUcan John Foote Rex Gaede Sam Cooper Ross Johnson Ted Ponticelli 79tb District 2,216 4,225 10.629 10,742 2,676 5.689 9,182 5,043 9.946 5.633 366 preclacts out of 366 precincts Democratic Robert Music 25.417 RepubUcan Bruce Nestand~ 7lsl District 42,928 292 precincts out of 292. precincts Democratic Chet Wray Republican Doris Allen Don Ellis W.C. Burrell Jr. 72nd District 29,880 13.009 9.124 2.893 256 precincts out of 256 precincts Democratic Richard Robinson Republican Virgil Elkins 22.823 8,354 10.740 1>avld Brandt 73rd District 374 prednda on& or 374 pttdncts 'Democratic Dennis Mangers Republican Nolan Frizzelle Charles Gibson Tom Burke 74th District 434 precints out of 434 precincts JJ,678 \l,775 17,022 11.554 <San Diego Democratic Couaty> John Harrison 9.995 James Parker 7,999 Mel Springer 5.777 RepubUcan Ja mes Green 7.128 Anthony Matano 2,371 Marian Bergeson 35.359 Lee Watkins 13, 177 Bob Wilks 4.947 JUDGES Superior Court l.721 i .815 1.210 ii61 202 2,432 1.679 59S 2e48 preclacts out or 2048 precincts Office 5 Leonard Goldstein -Orelta Sears Office 6 Richard Hamilton Theodore Millard Office 12 Robert Weaver Bruce Samaer Office 16 190.224 241.014 194,199 220.077 182,<il2 236,686 Robert Todd 224,441 Jay Wall 182,106 COUNTY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT 2048 prttincts out or 2M8 precincts J ~ckic Boynton 171.654 Robe rt Peterson 249,821 COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Trustee Area 2 376 precincts out or 376 precincts t'rances Murphy David Paynter Trustee A re a 5 471 precincts out or 471 precincts 40,894 34,416 Warren Davirro 19.708 Ramon Diaz 15.623 Gerald Shaw 52.8.54 COt;~ SUPERVISORS Sttond District 414 precincts out of 414 prttincts David Baker J . Tillman Williams HarrieU Wieder Laurence Schmit Sonia Sonju t~ourth District 386 pre~incts out or 21.699 9.307 25.053 21.638 17.541 386 P{eclncts Ralph Clark 50.281 George Mason 15.497 Robert Young 14,573 CLERK·RECORDER 2°'8 precincts out of 2048 precincts Robert Carrillo 42.062 Truman Legg 69.355 Marshall Norris 85,463 R.J . Mailhot 24,924 Lee Branch 121,461 James Wilson 50.353 SHElllFF·CORONER *8 prec:lncta out of *8 prttlncta Brad Gat~ 181 ,000 Richard Adam~ 18.133 Lauren Rusk 99.Ml Brian Burry 32.236 George Wright 47.822 Walter Scou 61.232 COCJNTV PROPOSITION I\ • 2tU Pl'fft.cta Ottt or 2'C&~lltda Elect supt. of achoots 335.526 Appoiot•upt. otachoots 83,929 Top Speller Peg McCarthy. 13. holds her National Spelling Boe trophy after winning the annual <:ontcst in Washington by spe llin g the w o rd "deif 1calion " FVCouncil OKs Video _Tape P1ant Fountain Valley City Council mt>mbers have paved the way for the constru ction of a 210,450·square foot video tape machine factory that could pro v1dc as many as t .262 Jobs tor area residents. 'Acting as the city's Agency for Community Development, coun- cil members voled 4 lo 1 Tues - day lo approv~ a $1 ? m1lhon financial plan l hat would allow developers lo build the proposed facility on 22.7 acres of land on the corner of Ward Street and Talbert Avenue. Construction 1s expected to begin th.is month, said Planning Director Clmt Sherrod with oc cupancy by March, 1979. Mayor Pro Tern Roger Stan- ton cast the only dissenting vote a gainst the plan saying. "I 'm agai n st this arran gement because it could have been bet- ter.'' Stanton asserted. "This could have been done for less money." Here's How OC Voted on Propositions STATE PROPOSITIONS Orange County results 2048 pre~incts out of 2M8 precincts The following are the f11wres on how the 13 propositions on Tuesday's statewide ballot fared in Orange County. A '"W" CWon l. or an "L" ILosll after the tille of each propos1t1on in dicates what happened lo the measure on a statewide basis. Proposition -School Bond~ CJ.) Yes No 143,649 338,490 Prop. 2 -Wat~r Bonds !W) Yes 250,110 No 234,257 Pro1). 3 -i\ltl'rnatc Energy Taxation (f,) Yes No 210,531 272.134 l'rop. -i -fityCharlns CW> YC's 239,829 No 222,468 Prop. s -Stage Agency Powers CW> Yes 250.108 No 194.374 Prop. 6 -Election or Sherirrs CW) Yes 300.~9 No 165.220 Prop. 7 -lnsurancl' Pooling (W ) Yes 2~.n3 No 217,400 Prop. 8 -llomeown~r Property Tax Cl.) Yes 228.444 No 304,988 Prop. 9 -Interest Rates <W> Yes 221,702 No 226.337 Prop. to -Tufng Rehabilitated Yes No Prop. Homes CL) 178,475 276.541 I I -County.own ed Property (L) Yes 187,652 No 263.898 Prop. 12 -COD\Ptfts.tlon or Of· fldals <L> Yes 113,392 No 287.023 Prop. ll -J1rvi1·G1nn Yes No lnltl•U•e CW> 391,823 16S,7t5 Widow Freed in Slaying A Seal Ocach widow arrested (.Ind booked on charges alleging :.he urangC'd the killing of her hus band last November has been freed. authorities con -firmed today. Helen Mrazek, 31. was taken into custody Monday by a team of Signal lUll poti('e detectives at her home at 4148 Ironwood Ave .• near the Old Ranch Golf Course She was booked into Sybil Brand Ins titute in Los Angeles County on susp1c1on of murder a nd conspiracy to commi t murdl'r and a formal complaint ""as :.ubsequenlly sought l l ':. an unfortunate s itua- tion." Los Angeles County Depu- ty D1 :.lr1 c t Attorney John Watson said today in confirming that Mrs. Mrazek ha:. been freed. freed. lit> s aid he evaluated the evidence presented by Signal llill police during a 7"2 month investigation into the murder of Robert f' Mrazek and found 1t was insufficient for prosecution. Her husband was s lam with a single bull et through the heC1d No\'. 17 by a lClll. s warthy man who entered his Si~na l Hill workshop under the guise of ap- plying for a JOb t\ w1tnl'ss s wee ping the ~1de" alk 1n front of the hobby ~hop Mrazek was trans forming into a carpet and rug ins tallation outlet ga ve: police an account or the killin~ lie said the s layer quickly s trode to a ""a1tmg getaway car drrven by C1nother man and they s pcd awa). I\1 razek still had $5,500 in cash in his trousers pocket and police <1u1 ckly s urmised the murder was a contract killing and in· 1t1ated an mwst1!(at1on 1n that direction Tttursday, June 8, 1978 DAILY PILOT A :J Runoff Slated Schmit Ousted From Election By GARY GRANVILL£ Of,,_ Dally Pll .. Statf Orange County Superv1~or Laurence Schmit became a pri m ary election fatalit y Wednesday when he fell 61 votes short of ftnisbjng second in his own 2ni SupervisoriaJ Dislnct race. Schmil's third-place f1msh m the five-candidate contest means he'll leave office the first Tuesday in January when either Harriett Wieder or David Baker will Lake office. Mrs. Wieder was the top vote getter in the supervisorial con test when she collected 25,0SJ Oreupational Hazard? l\IAN 'C HE STER, E n gland CAPJ Professiona l fire eater RC1rry Silva didn't dispute a police charge that he was driving with morl' than twice the legal hm1t of alcohol in his blood He claimed the alcohol came from methylated s pirits and lighter fluid used in hts act. "My case will act as a wa rning to other f1rt: t'atcrs about the perils in· volved in doing this act." s aid Si l va afte r th e Manchester Crown Court fined him S1J5 and lifted his d ri\'cr's license for a year. votei;. Baker tallied 21,699 vole:-. while Schmit received 21,638. It wasp 't until mid-afternoon Wednesday that Schmit learned his re·elect1on bid failed to carr~ him even to the November ~eneral election runorr. In a race that was tight from the outset, the lead for the vital second spot changed hands ri~ times from 6 a.m. until the final vote was counted at 2:30 p.m . When it wa:, over, 95,238 vote:. had been tabulated in the 2nd District race And the m<irg in that separated Baker and Schmit was JUS l thost• 61 precious ballot:.. Schmit was not a vailable lor comment early today. However, an aide said, "Larry might ask for a sampling C1nd then make a decision on a re- count" Uut even a reversal of lht.• Raker <'Ollrl l would makt· Schm1t's future as a C'OUOl\' supervisor a quec;t1on mark Running as a n incumenl with J $176.000 campaign war che::st built up while 1n office and h.ic·k<•d h v a campaign t•ng1ne::e red bv Arnold Forde and Rill Rutchcr. Schmit rece ived JUSt 23 percent of the ''Ole Ul Tuesday's pnmary election That means 77 percent or th1• district ·._ voters went agC11n:.r lh1• incumbent And while lhl' \Ole pie wi:i:. l1t·· m g s hct.•d up l)y rive cand1datt•:.; whcJ had ""On l'lc•l'lerl office-. bt>lore. the ant1-1nl'umbencv \Oil' was <'lear · Luxury Leather Sale Top Grai11 Leather Sofas and Chair · COMFORT OF LEATHER Leather is cool ana comtonab/e m un'/ wed(h(lt' oocausu 1t 1s d natural niater1at wn1cn orealhes ano Jaapt1> 10 your ooC1y tempetature I no nior~ use L&<1tner gets the more beau111u1 dnd cornlortaote 11 oeconie:.. • At Ri~lll 84" 1..Palhf>r Sofa Now 1799. • IJelow 88" l eather Sofo NowS899. • AboV#' Leath.-r Cltnrr • A bot.'<' LeathP, Ottomtm ,--.,. _.1~, 1 Now 199. ...left 84 fn<'h lnttl1n .wftt Sale Priced $799. f i~l~ I r JI'\ We a r e also offering generous savings on other leather sofas and chairs 30 p ieces on display ta choose from AVAILABLE FOR l.MMEDIATE DELIVERY 'four Favonte Designer Will Be Happy To Assist You PROF E SSIONAl INTERIOR DESIONCRS ~11 M• .. ~' Prl. l•u. 221S HAltlOR ILVO. COSTA MESA 64'-027S -I DAIL V PILOT Jost Coa ting I nur&wy Jun• 8 llH8 Q @~~ () with ( Tom~ ~lurpbine Overreaction Ti01e BACKLASH DEPT. -A high school student or my ac· quaintance swears on his stack or overdue library books that the folJowlng tale is the truth, the whole truth: nothing but: The s tudent was prepanng yesterday for the pre- registration ritual for fall which now prevails at most of our ·coastal high school campuses. To his dismay, he learned that a Spamsh class he sorely needed wasn't ava1la-hle to him. Vexed by this problem, t he student reported to his high school counselor for help. The counselor lis tened. Then the counselor offered this explanation as to why the needed Spanish class wasn't available : IT WASN'T AVAILABLE because Proposition 13 passed at the polls Tuesday. This is a re markable piece of intelligence . The speed and e fficiency of that high school is incredible. Proposition 13 passes Tuesday and a Spanish class is canceled on Wednesday Now if you believe that, you 're a whole lot more gulli- ble than this high school student. He didn't believe it. And neither do r. What we may have witnessed here as an early and ridiculous example of Proposition 13 Backlash. Even more of this kind of backlash may now spew forth from some of our public employees and public institutions. Passage of the Jarvis tax initiative has angered or frig htened many public employees. Some or them clearly have reason to be upset. They st and to lose their jobs. BEFORE ALL THE DUST settles, it is entirely possi- ble that some of your good friends and some o( mine may be looking fo r work a s a result of Proposition 13. Some very good people who have worked in dedicated public service may lose positions. Some dismissals may tum out to be quite unjust. On the other hand, it 1s hoped that our public institu- tions have a greater strength of character than might be demonstrated by a petulant child who just had his al-lowance cut back Telling a kid that his Spanish class was canceled because of Proposition 13 1s a glaring example of that petulance at work. TRIS KIND OF ATTITUDE can be extrapolated. The fire didn't get put out because of Propos ition 13. The cop ~ave you the ticket because government n~ed.s the ~oncy taken away by Proposition 13. The trash d1dn l get picked up because of the same. Clcarlv a "we 'll show 'em" attitude from our local ~ovemment halls asn 't going to solve the problems that he ahead. Local government and our public schools now face try- ing limes. Maybe they will self-destruct. Or perhaps they will rise to the chaUenge and restore public faith in our public institutions. 3rd Woman Slain; Cops Probe Link BUFFALO, N,Y . CAP> -The bod) of a young woman who had hef'n strangled was found io a nei~hbor's backvard Wednesdav - the t hi rd time in three weeks a woman had been killed ln the same manner on the city's east side, authorities said. lnvcsti~ators said they were considering the poss ibility that all three were killed by the same person. TH E F ULL l' CLOTHE D body of Marilyn Bryant, 22, was lying against a fence. partly covered with uprooted plants. Leo J . Donovan, chief of homicide, said the young woman had picked up her baby early Wednesday on the way home from her job at the Ford stamping plant in nearby Woodlawn. Donovan said she apparently took the infant to her home, then went out to her parked car where she was assaulted. HER PARENTS LEARNED that she was missing and began a search aJong with some neighbors that resulted in discovery of the body. Donovan said. Asked about the possibility that all three women may have been killed by lhe same person, Donovan said , "We 're concerned, naturally. There a re some differences. but strangulation was the cause of death in all three cases." Issue 'Critieal' Illinois Nixes ERA by6 Votes SPRtNGf'JELD. Ill. <AP l -Illinois has dumped the proposed £qual Rights Amendment agaln, with a House vote which ERA sup. porters -including President Carter -had predicted would be critical to nationwide ratification. The 101-64 House vote WedJ\esday -six shy of approval -leaves lllinois the only northern in- dustrial state that has not ratified. Under state law. 107 votes. or three-fifths of the total 177 mem · bers,}lip, must approve an amendment. lt mar~ed the Tass Flays U.S. Stand InMrica MOSCOW <A P> -The Soviet Union, in an unus ually speedy response to President Carter's foreign policy speech, attacked U.S. policies in Africa and ac- cused Washington and NA TO of trving to be "global policemen." 0The first Soviet answer to Car ter was given in a Washington dispatch by Tass. the Soviet news agency. a few hours after the president spoke Wednesday at the U.S. Naval Academy. CONSERVATIVE British news papers appla uded ~he Carter speech, one suggestmg that the president 's next step s hould be to appoint nationa l securi ty adv iser Zbigniew Brzezinski as secretary or state. Japan ·s biggest newspaper said the speech resulted from the pressure of Congress and U.S. public opinion. Speaking of Soviet and Cuban military s upport for revolu- tionary forces in Africa, Carter said: "All too often they seem ready to exploit any . . . op- portunity" to promote instabili- ty Tass said this ''put the blame ut the wrong door" for Afnca's current conflicts ''THE USA, jointly with some other NATO countries. is in- tervening in Zaire by using the l>Crv1ces of the ruling circles or those African states which follow in the wa k e of neocolonialist policy," t he Soviet d is patch rontinued. This was a reference to the troops from Morocco. Senegal and Gabon which the U.S Air Force is flying t o Zaire to bolster the army of President Mobutu Sese Seko Tass also accused Carter of giving a false picture of the s ituation in Angola when he charged that the Soviet Union was using Cuban "proxy forces" there. "THE PRESIDENT assured .that Was hington wanted a peaceful settle ment in Angola a lthough it was precisely the USA that is known to have sup- ported and supplied disruptive groupings in that country," Tass said. Carter also told the Kremlin it "can choose either confrontation or cooperation. The U.S. is ade- quately prepa red to m eet either." Tass said this "sounds strange to say the least. Carter knows well that it was the Soviet Union that chose long ago and ir- re vocably the road of peaceful coexistence ... but evidently in the ruling circles of Washington the choice has still not been made." second defeat, in the House in a year. Supporters have only faint hope for another vote in the JI. linois Legislature in 1978. "WE'RE GOING TO have to sit down and figure out what we're going to do," said Sen. Dawn Clark Netsch, D-Chicago. "The issue is not dead in Illinois and it will not be"'tlead until it is ratified." F ive black C h icago lawmakers who had indicated they would vote for the ERA in- stead surprised colleagues by withholding their votes in an Wl· related squabble over who would replace a retiring black assis- tant majority leader. "IT IS APPALLING that a handful or men can thwart the will of the majority of citizens in this country." Mildred Jeffrey, oresident of the National Women's Political Caucus. said in Was hington Wednesday. "This proves we're winning" s aid Ph yllis Schlafly, con- servative columnist from Alton. Ill., who fo r yea r s has mars haled anti-ERA fo r ces. ·'This certainly continues the momentum against ERA." The amendment would ban discrimination based on sex. and needs 38 states' ratification by March 22, 1979. to become part of the U.S. Constitution. So far. 35 states have ratified , but four of them have s ince rescinded ap- proval. The legality of that rescission still is m question. a nd the Justice Dept. has said it is up to Congress to decade. The states which have rescinded ap- prova l are Ke ntucky. Ten- nessee. Idaho a nd Nebraska Kentucky's action was vetoed, however. YOLK'S ON HIM FLORENCE, Ita ly <AP) Romualdo Amico •. a 28-year-old Florentine, was sentenced to 16 months in prison for sending two eggs to a friend tn jail. The eggs were failed with opium and other drugs. NATION I WORLD I WE.ATHEA Pigeon ProfJlem Capt. Michael Harrison . director of Bird Ai rcraft ?trtk~ Hazard <BASH 1. li.S. Air For~c. d is plays a section ~I leading edge of wing of tanker plane Wednesday 111 Chicago. An inflig hl pigeon pc nctralt•d two th1ckncss.e~ and lodged in the fuel c:l'l l of the win.I.! Evicted Widow, 59, 'Lost Will to Live' CHATIANOOGA. 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JUM 8, 1978 DAILY P!LOI A5 Medical Malpractice Studied Oaims Only a Fraction of Cases, Report Says SANTA MONICA (AP l - Malpractice c laims, although <'Ondemned by doctors as ex· cess1ve. are filed in only a frac· tion of cases where patients are IOJ,ured by negligent physic1aru.. said a study released today ··Many m ore incidents of malpractice occur, it appears, than res ult in a c laim for dam ages." s aid the Rand Corp. report. "At most. only one out of every slx or seven incidents can be expected t o r esult in a claim." The study, publis hed in the New England Journal of Medicine. rejected most argu. ments commonly used by physi· clans agalns\ t.he malpractice system. IT SUGGF.STS that a primary value of malpractice clAims is to prevent future negligence. But. it said , ''the signal to the physi- c ian..._. as dete rmine.d b y the number Of claims and Size Of <iwetrds. appears to be insufri· c1ent for ideal deterrence." A co-author of the report is a doctor who says, "I am bracing m yself for the reaction. I am not looking forward to the possible wrath or some or m y colleagues. ·'This report challenges the conventional views and that is alway!> painrul That alway:; stirs up a reaction," Or. W1lllum l! Schwartz, a Tufts University professor of medicine. said in a telephon e 1ntcrv1ew from Boston THE STUDY said that despite occasional mlllion·dollar settle- ments, the average malpractice award during 1974 did not even cover the patient 's losses in medical expenses and Jost earn· in gs. It also challenged the argu· ment "that 'good' physicians are s ued as often as the •bad' ... The report said a four.year study of 8,000 Los Angeles·area doctors showed that fewer than 1 percent or t hem "accounted for 10 percent of alJ claims and 30 percent of aJI payments made by the malpractice insu rance plan." "THERE SEEMS lo be a clear subgroup of physicians who are repeatedly negligenl." Schwartz said. "A very s mall p e r c e ntage of doctors were responsible for a dispropor- tionate number of cla ims." Ile said most physicians a re dedicated and , competent, but "1t ·s very hard for any pro- fession to police 1tselr. The tn· centives are not very s trong. If a doctor brings a co m plaint against another physician. 1l makes his life a lot more com· plicated and 1t will probably in· cur the dlSpleasure of many or his colleagues ... The report said. "The current negligence· based malpractice system makes a great deal more sense if it is understood primari· ly as a means to deter careless behavior rather than to com· pensate its victims." But Schwartz said the signal is weakened because most victims or malpractice do not go to court. "IT MAY NOT be clear to the patient that a bad outcome was due to the doctor." he said. "But also, many patients a re reluc· tant to sue their doctor because he's been kind to them during t h ei r illness. And then . of course. s uing is just a very un- pleasant activity ... The study said the warning is further diluted by the existing s ystem of malprac tice in- s urance. under which the cost of m a I practi ce judg m c nt s 1s spread among good and bad doc· tors in the form of uniformly higher premiums. The study proposes changing '13' HitS ·Bond Market By The Associated Press California's vole to limit property taxes has confused the t <.1x-exempt bond market as in· vestors try to figure out what impact the decision will have on municipal securities. The passage of Proposition 13 to lower property taxes to l p<'r· cent of market value already has caused problems for about S2.8 billion of bonds sold by cities and towns in California. The price has fallen for many. But financia l experts said Wednesday they don 't expect the decision to affect bonds sold by comm unities in ot her states Wl· 4css those s tates adopt s1m ilar tax cc1 lin~s. Two types of municipal bonds will be hardest hit : tax alloca· lion bonds. sold by city ur ban re- nl•wal agencies and paid off by l<1xes paid on newly developed or improved prope rty. and lease·rental bonds. issued to pay fo r proJect.:. hke schools or con- vention centers. LA LaffOff •Seen LOS ANGEL£.5 <AP> -The ( J county's 2.9 million registered voters. PROP. l.3 _ _ Clarillcatlon A•~d passage of Proposition 13 will force the layoff or 8,300 Cll,V l·mployces. including 1.080 um· form ed pohcl' officers. Mayor Tom Bradley said Wednesday But less than half of those laid Orf ~bout 3.800 -Will be reg. ular city employees. Bradley s aid at ., press conference. The rema mm~ 4,500 employees are part1c1pants 1n the Com - prehensive Employment Train· mg Act program . a work train- ing program funded in part by the federJI government. Record T11rno11t LOS ANGELES <APl-A rec· ord 67 percent o r Cl:l lirornia 'oter::. went to the polls rn the JuOl• 6 primary. spurred mainly by the issue or Propos1llon 13 Los Angeles County ofrlc1als reported a record 2 million b allots <.:a!>l by 72 percent or the REDDING (AP > -The Shasta County board or s upervisors s ays it w ill join about ei~ht other governmental s:.ibdi v1s1ons in requesting the >late !:iupreme Court to clarify Proposition 13. At a meeting Wednesday, the supervisors said their main con· cern was the fair distribution of revenues a mong the county. cities, the school boards, and spec ial dtStricts. Mme.-Suit Filed LOS ANGELES <A P > -A lawsuit in a reaction to the now- a pproved Proposition 13 h as been filed by the operators of the county Museum of Art. who fear loss of their county subs idy. 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Bullock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, c.M .. 666.()611 ... t the system so doctor!> tound to be negligent would pay tor their neghgenC"c with higher pre· m1ums THE ST UD\' d1sm1sst•d what 1t ~'ailed th<-"Wldcspr<'ac1 bt>llt•f that damagt•s being a\\ arded by the American courts are ex cess1ve ·· Schwartz conceded that oc cas1onal awards might be too large. But. he said, "consider a young man who 1s paralyzed from the net'k down as a result of carelessness. All the things people most chC'rish as part of life are denied him You can't compensate that kind of loss with money. ··w ouJd you take $1 m1lhon in exchange for b<.·m~ saddled with that for lht· rl'Sl of vour life., Looked at in that \\ay, it's far from clear that such awards are excessive." Coll aboralllll.! with Sl'h\\artl on lhl' r eµurt "Uo<.:to rs. Damages and DNerrcncc An Economic View ol ~led1cal Malpract1cc"' was ttltornc\' and economist Nell K. Komesar. a professor of l.iw .it thl• Universit y of We:.consin. Farm Workers Sign Contract KEENE 11\P > -The United Farm Workt•rs of Ampr•,.1• tv:,... announced the ~~~r.111~ of con trac ts with four Southern Ca Ii fornia ~rowers. The lar~l'St was with Abatti Farms and Produce of El Cen tro. an Imperial County melon producer '~ h1<•h <'mploys about 500 worker:. at peak harvest The contract will run unt II Jan. 1 ~o the union can re- negotiate the Abatti pact at tht· same lime other \lc{!et able 1n dustry contracts expire B1rekstage Visit ..... ~ In ht•r lirst puul1c appt•arancc m New Yo rk in years. ac t 1 e.;;s H1ta I la y~orth, foreground right . Joins songstress l·:artha Kilt. a background right . backst age at the !\lark l lt:llengc.·r Thcaler. With them are Ya~mm Khan. left. 'I rss Hayworth ·s daug hter. and Miss K itt ·s dai;ghte r h.1ll. top. ~l!ss Kitt is starring in a n ew musical "Tim· IJUktu .. 'Abner' of Ratlio Comedy Team Dead PALM DESERT IAP) -Half of the old time radio corned:. tc.1m of Lum and Abner 1s dead at age 72 , R~t1rcd act.or Norris Goff, who played Abner Peabody in the nl'l\\ork racho show for 24 years. died at the Eisenhower Medical C1•ntc·r Wednesday after sufrenng an apparent stroke Mondcly night .it his home in nearby lndJan W1•JI-. liquor Appeal Eyed Ches ter Lauck. who played the character Lum Edwards in the s how. set 1n the f1ct1on c1I J ot ·Em Down country store o{ Pine Ridge. Ark .• now lives in Hot Spnngs. Ark. The Lum and Abne r s how . with its hom~pun humor. began on NBC Radio in Chicago on April 26, 19.11, and continued on 'a nous n<'l~ork., until the wan· ing days of radio Mmedy shoW5 ir. 1955 when Lauck and Gorr re· tired SACRAMENTO <AP I The Department or Alcoholic Beverage Control say'i 1t .... ants the state Supreme Court to J!rant a rehearing on last \\CCI.·~ ruling that clears the "-a> tor lower liquor prices. 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The land-;hde vote fo r Prop. 13 on Tuesday rev(•olect more th~1n an~·thmg ebe the shockmA commun i{·al1on gaµ that exists between Caltfornta \'Oler., and lh~1r e lected r e presentatives. For year!) now the nec<J ror property tax r elief hus become more. and m ore apparent. Whe n lcg1sh:ilors re turned to Sacramento m Ja'llua r y o r l_a :,t ye~r ~hey vowed lhat property tax relie f must be given I 1rM pnoraly in the coming ~wssion F~r a ltme it wt.ts . No few~r than eight tax rehe' b1lb wc~e introduced . All ft11le d . bccal!hc our e lected rcprcscn tallves we re too concerned about the individual trees of local concerns. planted by their constituents . to reah te they were in fact walktn~ through a d ark fores t of tax r evolt. Whe n they recessed at the e nd of the year without having µroduced a tax relief bill. they guve the g reen h ght lo the J arvis tax limitation initiative petitione rs. But. even as s ign atures piled up. there still was time. Strong lead e r s hip. from the govern o r or the Legis lature its e lf. could h ave d e manded a !,pec1a l ~ession. seven d ays a week if necessary, to pu::.h through a tax re lief alternative. lnstead our e lected leaders chose to lake time off to think it over By the l1ml' they 'd fani1-ihed thinking, Jarvis had morL· than a million ~1gna turc::, and the t ax n•\'olt wu:, !:>now balling The Lcg1:-.latu rl'':-l'Vl·nlual answer. the Be hr hill. C':J m e too lute a nd s eemed too little. The people had lo:,t faith. It soon bt•camC' apparent that lhcy \vere willing to put t heir trnst in Prop 13, for all its pote ntial drawbacks Even reC'ognizing this probab1hty. opponenb or till' in it1 at1vc. including thb newspaper. continue d lo ar~ul· against 1t We s imply fe lt it was a meat-ax appro<ll'h t o <.i problem thal neC'dcd muc h more thoughtful leg1sla t1on '.':ow the deed 1s done and the next m ovem L•nL of Lht• ta\ n•\·u lt s~ mphony w ill feature the howls of ~1 11 tho::.e who feel the~· ;.irc entitled to a s hare of the madcqu:Jtt· I und-. that al'L' left the teachers and govern mL•nt cmplo~ ecs "ho u re I 1 red. the parents who d on't want to ,l!l\l' up s chool programs. the citizen::, who w;int lhl' "l'I'\ 1n·s thl•\ 'c ht•c·oml' uccustomed to. \\'ho's to blamt• tor all this '' Obv1ou!>ly the lcu<lcrs "ho fail c·d lo l'ccogn11L' the rt!->111g tide of taxpayer angt·r ~ind went on hupp1ly s pcnclm~. in the fi rm belief that their l'onst 1tucnts \\-anll•o . ;rnd were entitled lo the best Who put lhl'::-.C: llo;1cll·rs 10 office·• _We did including thos e who rnte fnr goorl 'olt• Whatz1s bccuus e he look1. nitc and malls out ;1ttruct1ve brochurn!) or has been ;1round a long lime. ~ind thOSl' w ho rush to the polb at th(• last minute :rnd \'Ole for .1ust :m~·ont• 1n on1cr to be a good c·1t1.1,c•n ; and thosl' who don 't. \'Ot(' al all l>cca u!>e they don't hav(' time to bothe r with elections . 1 la\·ing µul t lwm into off1<·c. do we keep 1n tOlH'h with lh<.•m . pay t1ltl·nt1un lo wh<1t :-going o n hl'IOrL· 1L 's too lalt'. lt•t them know wh;,it '''l' \\<Jill um.I <lon·t ''ant" :'\ot 'l'n often 'No", hit square !~ in tlw pocketbook. the t:ixpu~ N~ ~ot the mcs :-.ugl' through 111 ;,i manner that t•\·cn lhl· mns t ded1c <.1Lcci .J :1rns :,upportL·rs <.iclmtt "111 1·cs ult 111 ::-.oml· pamlul huckla!>h Anet the lesson o l all I hi:-. 1:-.. 11 the \"olt:rs wo uld 1w ~ half as much tttt<.•ntton to c..'let·tm g and commun1<:allng "1lh Oul' lt·;idcrs :is they did to P rop. 13 we might b · ;1hlt· to h.in : ..i gO\.C'rnmcnt ··or the people" ull the t 1me 111s te<.1d ol un i~· \\hen t-r1s1::-. s lnkc::-.. Conslllller Disservice Wh1ll' attention h<.1s been focused on Lhl' "ta;.. re\'olt ... .i hill th;1t wou ld grceitly inconvenience u large !'CC'lor ol t ht• puhht• IHt!', hcc:n making it s \\'CJ)' through the :,lult• Lcg 1::-.laturc. ' Srnutc Bill HHS would require that a numhc r of non· prt·s cnptio n medicines now uvailable in s upe rma rkets .1n<I c·on vcniencc s t ores. be sold only by reg1stert•d ph,i rrnucists They indudc several popular coug h anc1 cold r (' nH:u1cs whiC'h have been approved by the Food a nd Dru1-: ;\cl m1111s tl'ution for over-the-counte r sale. An FOA review was initiated in 1972 for the purpose ol l'Va\uattn[.{ non -prescription medicines 10 te rms of safl'· I~'. clfcctivencss and a dequate consumer w arning label· mg. A s a re s ult of this re\'iew. seve ral products former!\' :-.olct only on prC'~cnptlon now arc permitted under federal l.1w to be sold w ithout prescription in both drug-and non· drug out lets The propos al that thes e form er prescription drugs he :-.old only hv n ph urmac1st is totally a l odds with the F DA 's poh<'Y of rclc<.ismg more effective medicines for ..!L•neral o,·cl"lhe-countcr sale. provided they are properly luhelcd. A s1m11<.1r attempt by the American Pharmaceutical .\ssociation to l'::.tablish su ch a "third class or drugs-· was 1'e1cC't<.•d b y the U -S. Department of Jus tice in 1973 on t!rounds It woulrl limit competitio n and availability. rn- ncasc pritcs a nd inconvenie nce cons umers . The Lc~is laturc should take note or these a r guments .ind reject SB 1045. • Opinions expre~sed 1n the s pace above are those ot the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and art ists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd/MU$ical Curh ByL.M. BOYD The great Austrian com- poser Joseph Haydn wa~ known for lwo character traits ; his faith in God and Dear Gloomy Gu ls It true the new .Jarvis w a t c h w 111 on I y b 1• worth 1 J){1rccnt nftt:r )OU buy it'' JN his sense of humor Our Love and War man believes it was exceedingly fortunate that h.: w as blessed with these qualities. lie needed them . 1t's a matte r of record that Mrs . Haydn used to cut up his musical manuscripts a nd use the shredded paper to curl her hair. Am advised the average American m oves 13 times in a tlfetlme. About every five years. A "What are the cfoadheM v~hicles on the roads?" A. Trucks. And not JU s t because they log more miles. l'ithcr . F.ven aft('r 11djustm1t ro r thot . trucki. weighing 26,000 POUnds or more ac· count for 2S to '10 percent more accidents than cars. according to the American Automobile ASSO<'IAtl<>n Nick Thimmesch Africa: Let's Clear the Air W ASlllNGTON -Our govern· mcnl. the prt•ss and a good part. or the c1tiienry 111 in a dither ove r Africa. This greatly umuses the jaded British. who see their stnr·spangled. fast·food cousins as s uddenly discovering the so-called Dark Contine nt With a ll the apprehension Of a pubescent reeling first glandulur urges Once again. we show the world that we can quickly become ('arnes t and frt'tful about any thin g w hic h looks se rio us . Ul'l · rortunatcly. our sense or m i ss ion 1s o f t e n transient. and we drop one instant prcoc· c upal1on in ord er to c lutch another But in the meantime. some in Washington are polarizing on Afriran 1>lrulegy. "Whose side a re you on. Brzezins ki's or Young's·•," a Cart e r Ad - m inistration official asked me recenlly. partly in jest. Egads. must we make such choices? Are w& back to hawks and doves? IM it up or down for Zbigniew or Andy? Is there no room for militant moderation·• 1 t· THE rhetoric or either man 1s ac.ld'ocated policy. what 1f each l'venfually waffles. as both have done in the past" And why must we buy. wholes al e. either Briez1 nsk1's assesi1ment thtll the Soviets are building themselves j geopohllcat ring around our in· terests in the Persian Gulf. or Young's that 1( we !)tay out of Africa. the intruding blue-eyed white devils will be s wallowed up by that consuming continent hke ;i ll s uch devils before them " As the Carter Administration gropes to do som ething about Africa and the marauding So· \ 1els and Cubans. un obser vation r WOULOA GOITEN MERE SOONER. BUT ~y ~DS GOT Ml TIED UP ... ER.BY MY DVMt>~ HER£ Ear l Wate r s by that :ron1nf>. <>ll 111h senator. the Honorable Daniel Patrick Moy nihan I 0 NY 1. com es to mtnd. Recently. on pubht television's MacNcll Lehrer pro j!ram. ~he New York senator said . "WHAT WE mus l do. we must do in the open. <llld cJo us the cnrl proouct of .; !>(•ries or pnn· c1 ples which we propound in the world "" which we are ooen <ibout. and say1n1=: Whatever we do, we're doing for these OJM'n reasons ·· Moymhan·s abiding mter ei:.l in Africa stems from hi<: time as US. Ambassador to the United Nations where he suffered little nonsens e from those Third World d1plom;.1ts who yelped and nipped :1t Uncle S<Jm 's heels Moreover. he turned the volume up when. 10 1975, he spoke against Soviet and Cuban in terference in Africa H e dis agreed with h 1ti President. when Mr. Carter 'Poke hopefully last year about tht• U S und th e Sov ie t s rocnwraun~ in the ThJrd World. The So\•1ets. Moynihan argue£. in lend no good for the West. Now Moynihan is a dramatic mi:ln. given to huffing and puff· ini,t. llkl! some British Tory can· in g the impudent. Pre:,s him. <Hld he 1:; more restrained in say· ing what exactly he would do in Afrtcj now. liut he certainly I a vor-; gt?llmg rough with the Soviet:.. Whether the Soviets would respond to tou~h actions by the \... S stopping SALT talks. cut- un~ off t•rcd1t and technical aids 1s 01)('n to guess. But surely I he idea of the U.S. announcing lo the world that we will s upport and supply nations threatened by marauders. though we won·t sC'nd troops or "advisors," will dear the :ur TH E SOVIETS and Cubans will understand this message. Anc1 by stres:.ing that we will g i ve "open" s upport to threatened nations, and not by Cl/\ type covert operations. we <·an thwart a propaganda bar- rage Once l .S. policy 1s decided. tin d with the con sent of Congress. we can then, in Pat Moyn1han's style. thunder at the creatures nipping at our heeb. and tel the big dogs as welt know lhal we mean what we say. and 1hat we will support nations \ u lnerablc lo assault by tn· \';.iders Tht' CartC'r 1\dmin1strat1on .. hould form that pohcy. offer 1t to Congress ror cons1derat1on, and let all n3llons know whert' we stand I low can thl' world's m o~t powe r ful nation do otherw1i.c " ' We should define our strategic inte rest in Africa. 11' we have one. or 1f 1t 1s a matter of declar· 1ng that we are backing African nation:-. deserving our help, let ':-. c1o that. If we choose to say w1: have a bsolutely no strategic 1n- 1 crest m /\fnca nor a rc we tn· l t•re~tec1 1n s t•e1ng legit1rnalt? ... talc~ '>Ul'v1ve. well. then tht· world will ~ec u~ for what we Jrt: And lhal will clear the air. too Jarvis Response More Than a Tax Revolt While one may be tempted to explain the pas!>age of Prop. 13 1n simple terms there were man:v factors which contributed lo the open rebellion which took place Tuesday. It wasn't just a reaction lo high properly assess· ments anymore than the Boston Tea Party was a m ere matter of U1xalion. As Harry Truman often said. "Nothing is ne w if you know h1~· to r y . ·· The colonists re belled because they felt oppressed by a d istant government that was not rcsponsi ve . They resent· t•d th e autoc r atic rule of colonial ROvernors ap pointed by the king . They de m anded representation in go"· crnment The imposition or Un· fair t axes wa~ simply the last straw. Art Hoppe Califom1ans too have fell their government has become too dis- tant. too big and unresponsive The legislators . sitting full Lime in Sacram ento. had lost touch with the people The citizens were frustrated with a system which heaped more and more g overnme nt upon the m with myraids of programs which ~eem1ngly onl ,v stymied their en- terprise. The ir rrustralion With poli11c1ans who kept promis ing tax relld but doing nothing to curb spending had spent their patience. BUT IT WAS downright a nger at those in governme nt who at· l~mpted to deceive lhcm right up to the last minute with their hairy ·prediction~ of doomsday, t he1 r not too suhtle threats or deprivation or police and rire protection and other essential .,cr v1cei. It was 1mposs1ble to make them b<.>heve governme nt could not do with less while they wNe s hifting from steak to ham· burger because of the inflation they believe 1:-. CjU!>l'd. by gov ernment .spencl1ng A'.> A.be Lincoln .. aid · 'ou l'Jn fool som~ of tht· pcopl£' all tht· lime, a ll the l>COpll' 1-0ml' Of lhL· 1 i ml!, but you cun 'I fool" 11 tht• /wo ple a ll thetime · HAVING Sf.NT up warning signals via 1nit1at1ves in 1008 . l972 and again in 19i4. the publlt: was not to be put off again When the Leg1 sl<1turc failed to respond last year by enacting some drastic t ax reforms and t•utbacks in spendinjt at ~tale a nd local levels. the die w<1~ cast Witness inS? the d1m1n1 sh1ng achievem en ts or the <:c hool children despite the pourin~ or more and more mone) into education. the anguished com plaints of school off1c1:1b JOOUl lhe dam1lgt' which Prop 1:J would c;.iusl'. fell on deaf ea r-, Watchtn~ the bureaucrats wax falter a~ lhe1r salaries <Jnd I ri nge benef1U. grew out ol all pro portion to the carnJOJl!) of the man 1n the ~lrt!N only <1dded to thl' re -.cntm<'nt R l ' T T ti ES E . ;ii o n g w 11 h man~ otht-r la1·10r-,, were lart?,l'· ly symptomallr The underlying mot1vat1on was that the publtc ~1mpl~ chd not fl•c•t lhat govern· menl 1 ~ )!1vinµ full \•aluc for thc money 1t has been laking They think roo mu<•h 1s bein~ s pent on things that aren't necessary .ind th1n,g1; they don't want Now. they want a cutback The message was loud and C'lear. The Legislature had he1 fer t akc heed. Afte r its fearful m1slake of not acting promptlv ro remedy t he tax problem and 1 rim J!Ovcrnmcnt spending. 1t "011lc1 be :J monumental disaster ~houlcl the Legislature now art 10 rc1mbur..;c lht• schoob and tot·a! gmemment so that no rl'· duel ion 1n spending would result from the pai.i.age of Jarvis. The people ha\'e spoken . Disco Dancing and Rats: A Stunning Discovery The announcement last week t h <1l di sco dancing causes cancer in laborator y rats s tunned an already reeling na t1011 . The discovery was reported in t hl· pres I 1gious Journal or Terps ichor e · un Medicine. by Dr Milton II a b e rd a sh . director or The lndep<m · dent R e search Facility. Dr. Haber· d a s h sai d his findings cutimated a six-month study of 214 rats by himself und his team or 4if'ven dedicated assistants. "The most difficult part of the experiment." he admitted, "was t eaching the ruts the basic step!'i or di:.c'O dancinJ.t. Waltzing mice hnvc long heen ii rumiltar part or thf' Ame rican scene. but we were breaking new ground 1n In trodu<'ing rats to the intricacies or c1oln1< I tw tansto to a rock beat " Dr llaberdnsh ~old the ex PNimenters began by building a large maze with mirrored walls ' and floors ll was ltl by a kale1c10SCOPl1 or fl ushing. blink 1ng, revolving, mult1cotorcd light s. Jnd :.ix larji!l' louds peaker-; hlared out a n· l'O rd1n~ of "Sl <1y1n · Alive" 24 hours ,,1 da) AT FIR T. Or llaberdash re ported. the 214 r ats pi led up in ..t trcmbhni:: mound in one corner of the ma7t'. heads burrowing In ward It was not until the re l!earc hers garbed the m ale r ats in while suits with open-necked sports shirts and the female rats in short chiffon gowns that they .. seemed to get the idea ... he i.aid. "Artt'r that , there was no stop- ping them." he said "We'd turn everything orr ;it midnight so thl'y l'Oulrl get a few hours sle('p, but they'd keep goi ng for 1t good t went v minutes without either h~hls .or music ·· Follow1n1t SIX weeks or 1n tensivt• disco dancinJ(, however. the rat<: heAnn droppln~ like flll'S Dr ll:1b<'rdash <;Sid the f1n:tl d;tta <;howed 1$2 cases of ki dney tumors apparently reused by the jolting body ac lion. 23 d1slocatt'd Joints sucterf'd whl'n the dancer throws IL'\ right paw lfl thE' .ur and 1ls left hip in the opposite d1n·1.·11on. and J7 un w;1ntcd preJ!nam·1e~ T HE ~TIR l'r (l .11l'(j tn l>r I I a l> c rd a s h ' r l ' p o r t h J • ..;t1mulaled mtercst in thl' man hims£'1f Actually. lhe good rlm· tor has a lung slnng 01 lc~: 'cns ;llwn:tl rhscoveries 111 ht' l·redit Among other agents that he haS round II) the past to l'4JU~e c·:inrcr in laborntory rats arl• c1iel drinks. s weet p1tkle~. -;pi nach , di ets 1n (lencral. parsnips and Royal Canadian Air Force exercises None of the!-.e finding~ ha~ p 1• 1 '1• n a I I y ,, I t 1 l' t e cl l) r llaht•rclush a~ he ~mtl1ngly ad m1i.. hl' nt•\'L'r c·arccl ror anv or llw ·t·nume r.1l('d dr1nl.<:. roods or .1d1 ~1l1l·~ Thc•y have. howe\'cr. bt'l'fl .1 d1~11ppo111lmt•nt to h1~ \ '' ,11·un1!>, hlonde w1~E'. Goldie . \\'hO ·~ .1 dcd1rated believer in kt't•ptn$!. the "'hole ll aberdash fam tlr 111 throu~tl th1~ or that dll'I 9r _('X(•r1·1!>l' l ' N L t K E h 1 ., w 1 re . th c AOOd dortor like~ nothing better lhan to rurl up each l'Venlng in a n (•u..;v ch1ar with a cold marlm1 ·In lact. he was delight· cd thul lht• control group of 214 nit~ 1n h1:-. latest experiment thrived on a regimen or gin and indolt'nce. "/\t lust we've found somt•thln~ that doesn't t <1usc c.-unt'N In l<1oorntory r:its," he l<l.tld happily "Thal '<1 a real b1·~:1kt hro11gh " Mr". lh1berd.1sh reacted lo the new" by goin~ out und buying Or llabl·rdit!ih a pu1:" or jogging i.hO('~ D r fl obt'rcl a "h "llld h <> plnnnc<t lo take up JOfHUng Jus t a s soon as he completed his cur- rent t>xpenmenL, wh,ch !let!k to dto"tcrmlne whether It causes c anc-«.•r in laboratory rat'\. ' NATIONAL OBITUAnlE':; Thur&d!ly Jun,.. 8 t'll ij DAil Y PILOT .-\ 1 • For the Record Mly• l~E·C.AST[El o..t'le~ ~·-•• JI , U , -Jiit ANI, U, bolt! 01 Hunt· 1no1on e .. ,,. ENGLE ~EA --'°""A , 11, -M•••n•• Jov, ll,llotllof trvw.. PARKS EICHEMLAUll Ai.n W•VM, 20,...., Cindy K•y, 1'. bolll of Munt1n91on &Mtl\ ANl:1RUS HA.AVEY -Ml<llHI '>•••rd. l'. encl M¥v C11er111. 31, bOll\ ol HU ... l"9!0fl Butll. 8ERMU0EZ·ZIMNIEA Rtwt ;,.,, :i.. •nd JoAM ~roe, 2'. botll ti WHlmlniter. CARI Ft MERNAMOEZ -Nld1olt1 Thome~. 22, bllCI P•trk j• Ann, 21, bolll ot West,.,.nstar ME8EllT-COTTON -K.-111 M., ~. ot Newport e .. c11, -E•• ~v ~l. bot Santa Ane ' BARIC EA·GUTfEAREZ C t ry Lou!\, U. ol Hun111191on 8eac11, •lld Saume V , 21, of CvPttu PARKER RIGGS -Tlmo111v Jlrnft, l•. ol Hu11llnot0119tac11, •n4. botl'I of HunllflOIOn BN<:11. QUEENIE "He's not seeing anybody this afternoon ror thrc.? reasons. Call them martinis." Evidence False? Patty Hearst Probe Asked NEW HAVEN, Conn. <AP> -A forme r Orange County university student claims in a federal suit that heiress Patricia Hearst was con- victed of bank robbery on false evidence with the prosecutor's knowledge. Robert B. Crimm. a news reporter from Naugatuck. is asking the U.S. Dis trict Court to or - der the Justice Department to investigate his al· legations through the grand jury process. THE SUIT ALSO IN EFFECT seeks the n!· lease of Miss Hearst by askin~ the court to bar the use of public funds for her imprisonment until the issue is resolved by a grand j ury. Crimm said Wednesday he investigated the Hearst kidnapping and arrest case for nearly four years and is writing a book about the case. Plant Planned S AN FRANCJSCO <AP > -Pacific Gas and Electric Company has filed a notice of intention to locate a $728 million power plant in Contra Costa County. with plans You' Deity Poot cantt. A.cycled. to begin operating part _________ .. O{ It by 1982. . ~ .......................... ..... 0••"9C Co.t\t College I\ !ht OlllCltJI •~ycllng Cl"lller lor CM!• Mesa. 11THIS SUNDAY!!!" I I a.m. to 3 p.m. MAYtl SCHWARTt·PVGt4 • Gleflft Curll\, 11. Of HU11lin91on 9Mcll, -Etl"" ---------------------EllHbelll, 11, Of OC!HnMdt His evidence. con sisting of photographs. let· ters. police reports, trial transcripts a nd his own notes of the trials of Miss Hearst and others arrest- ed with her , probably would lead to reversal of he r conv1ct1on, he said. '"Great Gitt for Dad & MAYU C LARK·THIEAE -ICtrontlll Oouolas, 43, -ICaltll~n Jetr411t , •• OOlll Of N9wport 0.Kt>. MAYt4 AN0EA8ERG·FISKE -Cerrv OHll, '2 . ...cs ~vn Ros.lie. l', both of Huntington Beach RUSSELL·STEVENS -Wiiiiam Leonard, 33, or Cost• Mut, •nd OenlM LY"ft, 22. ol S.ntt A,.. Deatlu Elsewhere " C AM BRIDGE . England <AP> -Prof. Ronald G.W. Norrls b, 80, winner or the Nobel Prize for his study of ex- tre m ely rapid che m ical reactions. died Wednes- day PALl\TI<A. Fla <AP > The Rev. Cttil Un- d e rwood , 75, the minister who baplil!ed evangelist Billy Gra ham a!'i a Southe rn Baptist in 1938, died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack. Contraceptives' Effects Reported BALTIMORE CAP> -The availability of con· traceptives does not make teenagers more active sexually. but they have prevented a g rowth in the n umber of youthful pregnancies, according to a s tudy by two Johns Hopkins Un1vers 1l y sociologists. Sociologists Melvin Zelnik and John F Kantner reported that their study of some 2,000 un- married teenage girls found that 60 percent of them began sexua l activity without using con· traception. "This suggests that the availability of con- traceptive services is not in itself a major factor an the initiation of sexual activity," they said. But. Zeloik and Kantner said that based on data from their 1976 study, ''il is probable that un additional 680,000 premarital pregnancies would have occurred <for a 1.460,000 t-0ta l > if no unm ar- r ied sexually active teenagers had used contracep· lion." They said that about a million teenage girls . 780,000 of whom were unmarried, became pre g- nant an 1976. H E DECLINED TO DISCUSS has claim that U.S. Attorney James Browning knowingly used false evidence to win Miss Hearst's conviction in U.S. District Court in March 1976. However , he ~aid he passed on information to the Hearst de · fense team. U.S. Dis trict Judge Jon 0 . Newman on June 2 denied Crimm's request that Miss Hearst be releas ed from prison while his s uit is being con· side red in court. Crimm. a 1972 graduate of UC Irvine. said he returned to the West Coas t arter Miss H earst's arres t a nd spent several months there doing re- search and covering related trials. lie is covering town news HEARST for The Waterbury American. He represents himself in court proceedings involv- ing the lawsuit and another suit seeking FBI an. formation in the Hearst case under the Freedom of Information Act. The Whol.t' l"om1ly" This Chdrmglow Barbeque lch you cook d1fferen1 loods "' d11feren11empera1ures It has a stain less sted cooking grid mort' ahan rwo feet wide and more than " loo! deep-461 squart' Inches It has every leature you could want In a barbeque Yer la's pnced 10 sell' Cometn and see 11 #3200 Twill•w w I Z411 Post md lase 21ftt "WE ARE THE AUTHORIZED CHARMGLOW PARTS DEAUR FOR ORANGE COUNTY" 1 •• lotlUllLlllCMI l ~ STORE HOUIS Moft. .... Fri. 9.9 Sat. 9-6, S.... 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Program Aids ~eens 3,000 Cowuy Disadvaritaged to Get Jobs More than 3.000 Orange Coun ly teen-agers will get JObs this summer throuab a $3 l million federal program to u1d the economically disadvantaged. Job slots are being filled through city etgencies and the Orange County Manpower Com mission. THE SUMMER PROGRAM, part or a $730 million nationwide youth werk plan, offers jo~ in public agencies and non-profit organizations for youngsters 14 through 21 whose families qualify as economically disad· vantaged. Teen-agers from a family of four with a yearly income of no more t han $7,650. for example. would be e ligible. county Man· power officials explained. Positions a vailable inc lude teacher a ides. recreation assts· lanls, clerical aides, ty pists. re· ceptionists, c us todians and gardeners. THE YOUNG WORKERS will be paid the m inimum wage or $2.65 per hour and can work up to 40 hours a week. The jo~ will start by mid· June and end by Sept. 30, of- ficials said. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 522 Strrpes. two-tones 1n th e latest summer shades S·M·L·XL MEN'S NOVELTY T-SHIRTS Ten cit}. school district and county agencies v. Ill operate tht: bum mer job ~ program for ~·o un gs tcrs t hroughout tht• county . A long the Orungt! Coa.-;t thl' agencies includt -H UNTINGTON BEACH Manpower Office. 538 Mam St .. serving Huntington Beach teen· agers. Saddleback Community College Youth Programs Office. 2800 Marguerite Parkway. serv- Only 3 Counties Oppose Prop. 13 LOS ANGELES <AP I San Franc1sco. Ke rn a nd Yolo were the only counties among the 58 an California that bucked the tide of support for the J arvi!-. tax initiative, which cuts propt·rty taxes by more than half While stale voters were c.•n dorsing Proposition 13 by about 65 to 35 percent Tuesday. San Francisco irnd Yolo counties were voting about 53 percent agCJinsl 1t and Kern County had Just above a 50 percent negative vote. ang residents of In inc. Laguna Beath, San Clemente. San J uan t;ap1s \.rano and unincorporated south county commun1t1es Orange Count y ofrit·es. 1801 Newport Blvd .. Cos ta Mesa . <Jnd 11-11. E . Chci.tnul St. Santa Ana. for residents of Co!>t.i Mc!>a , Fountain Valley, Nt>wport Beach. Seal lit'al'h a nti inland <.1rea s Westmanst c.·r City Hall P ersonn e l Offic·t•. 8200 Westminster AVI'. '>Crvang teen- a g ers I rom We!>lmanstcr and Midway City. COllNTY l\li\SPOWER of fie ta Is said they expect lo place 3.222 youn~stcr-. in 1obi-through thc program th1:; ~ummer La ~t year J.10:1 young!lter-. took part 1n th<' program financed \\ith $2 I m1ll1on an federal funds Unions Probed MIAMI 1/\1'1 Ort1 ccr'> of thrt•c ln ll•rn C.1t1o nC1I Longshon•mcn ~ /\ssoc1utwn Locals includ1ni.; CJn intem u tio na l \11cc prl•s1dcnt have been arrcs tcd m connl·C"t1on with a three-year prohc or m<Jrit1mc un ion CJCt1vittes. thc F BI said today fattLor~~ Das tlift~ HADDOCK ~~~· MINI \. 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Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Touch" "Best advertising. and. you had more to show". ALLAN H. ANDERSON S•nl• Ana, Calll. ANOTHER SATISIFIED CUSTOMER .JOHNSON a SON i* I 2626 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 Prop. 13 Idea Spreads 17 States Eye Tax Limitation Measures By The Associated Press "T fte taxpayers are the boss " The words belonged to the head of the Virginia Taxpayers Association, but their message is shared in Massachusetts ... Oregon ... Arizona. And in more than a dozen other s tates. Am Associated Press survey Wednesday found proposals (o limit state and local spending or taxation in 17 s tates. 1tiative on the Pennsylvania ballot ln November. "CONFISCATION BY taxa- tion is but the first symptom of what the future holds unless the people again gain control or their government." said Watson. "We must tell the government bow much we will contribute to run the government rather than being told bow much we will have left when they get done with their s pending programs." group, said a cut in spending would not rnean a cut in vital services. "ll 's a matter of taking a b l an k check away from legislators and inserting in its place a set of priorities." be said. J CALIFORNIA I NATION4L Bitttag/tltde Sen. Alan Cranston . D - Ca ld .. com - pared the J arvis tax measure to that two-by-four you 're supposed to hit the mule with to get its at te ntion . Ca l ifornia voters got the attention of of· ficials. he said. ANQ THE MOVE1'1 ENT seem ell likely to grow after Tuesday's California taxpayers' tea party. where voters over- whe)m10gly approved Proposi- tion 13. which slashes property taxes. The Tax ·Foundation. Inc .. a non-profit research group, said t hat per-capita property tax col- lections increased 111 percent from 1966 to 1976. The public's a nge r over the inc rease is evidence in opinion s urveys. "WATCH OUT, IT'S really go- ing to snowball." said Wendell Halseth, an Oregon farmer who is one of the organizers or a drive to place on the November ballot a proposal limiting pro- perty taxes lo !'h percent of market value. r-=--=-=;::::;::::;-=:a.i;;;;;;:=====----;;; The snowball effect was evi- Jn Texas, for example. Rep. Walter Mengden. a Republtcan from Houston, has repeatedly tried -and Called -to get the Legislature to limit taxes. He announced Wednesday that he would try again when the lawmakers convene next year. K enneth Wh it e said his Virginia taxpayers group will proPose to the 1979 Legislature that property taxes be cut. "THE SENTIMENT IS with us and politicians will be falling all over themselves to oblige the taxpayer." said W!!jte. "We'v~ ~ell s~ying this for yea rs," said George Lauer. 68, of Pennsylvan ia. talking about the movement to roll back property taxes. "If o ur lawmakers don't li sten and if they aren't receptive, they have only one thing lo look forward lo -and that's a revolt." A proposal ls pending In the P en nsylvania Legis la ture to eliminate the property tax and replace it with an Increase in the state income tax. Andrew J Wats on, who uns uccessfully sought the Republican nomina· t1on for governor th1s year, is trying to get a tax-relief in- "" Fifty-nine percent of those questioned in a recent AP·NBC News Poll said property taxes were too high: 75 percent of thos e questioned said they agreed with the statement : ·'There should be a lid on pro- perty taxes, even if that means cutting back on some govern· ment services." THE AP SURVEY showed that limitations on state spend· ing a re an issue in South Carolina. Maine, Massachusetts. Michigan, Arizona, Delaware. Florida, Texas. Virginia and II· linois. Seven states -Idaho, M innesota , O r egon . P en- nsylvania, Montana, Nebraska and Ohio -are considering sharply curtailing property tax- es or eliminating them com- pletely. Four states -Ten- nessee, Colorado, New J eniey and Rhode Island -already have strict spending limits. The National Taxpayers Union. a Washington-based lob- bying group, said it would help carry the campaign for tax cuts to other states. Charles S. Crawford, director of n ational program5 for the ) • \ dent 1n Florida. The s tate Senate opened a special session Wednesday which was suppo5ed lo be devoted to one issue -- ownershtp of underwater lands. But Lew Brantley. the Senat'e president. in a surprise move. introduced a bill to put a lid on property taxes. In most cases. the spending a nd tax proposals take the form of cons titutional amendments and. in some areas. final enact- ment is still some time away. IN MASSACHUSETTS, FOR exa mple, a proposal lo limll state spending lo a percentage of the gross state income must be approved by two legislatures and then by the voters in the 1980 general election. In Ohio, a proposal to increase sta te funding for education and therefore reduce the reliance on local property taxes, is lo the committee stage . The demands for change are spreading even to states which already have spending or taxing hmits. "California has a message for everybody," said Senate Majori- t y L eader Robert Byrd. "It re fl ects the general concern about inflation a nd the need for a tax cut " STUDENT INTERNATIONAL SERVICE OF EUROPE is a Swedish based non-profit high school exchange · program helping to foster goodwill & under standtng between America & Europe. You ca n become involved by hosting a 16-18 year old European student tor a n academic year. All carefully screened students have complete medical c overage , personal spending money, & at least 7 vecVs' English. You need only provide room & board and lots of interest, love, and care. Open your home & heart te> a new European son or daughte" & Join our SISE family. sis llBRR FOi MOIE lfilMATION CAU BEllAIET1t PAllll 014) 559-0309 3 CHEYENNE IRVINE, CA. 92714 OFf ANGE COUNT V Be's Off, R1•nning Senior Physical Fit1ies Pushed By JA Kit-: HYMAS Ot tlllt o.llY ....... "'"' l.i11l S<>lvm 1:. hopping, jumping und runntnJt mad ahout th<' luck or a com prehens1ve ph)i.t<·ul fatness program ro r Orange County ~l'nior c1t1ren~ And the 68-year·old 0Tange resi· de~t plans to do something about 1t He s c1rculalm~ an initiative aimed at the November ballot to establish a $20,00<1 pilot program. 'No one I!> ag.11nbt 1L. · Sclvm ba1d . ·The problt•m I!> lime · ·ELVIN, WHO teaches 1>hys1cul f1tneb1> m the Tron&portat1on. Lunch and Counseling center an Orang~. cites t:.it1st1cs ind1ca11ng the pro· grum t"Ould save Lhc public money ln the long run. "Th(> ~overnmcnl ~pends $970 a yea r on medical bills for every person over 65." Selvin suid "£1y keeping people away from the doctor or out of the hospital. we save people money " 0.llYl'l ... $1-" ....... FITNESS BUFF em SeMn. 68 Thur&d1ty June 8. 1970 Cowan Heights Park Action Postponed Action on .i 1>ropos al to create a new 310 to 505·acre Or:;nge County region~1l purk has been po:,t1>0ned by l'ounty :.u11ervisors The proposed Pete rs Cctnyl)n Regional Park would be loc~ted along Newport Boulevard in the Cowan Heights area and would take in a 10.acrc reservoir on Irvine Com- pany property County off1c1als estimated at would cost from S5 milhon to $8.5 million to acquire the park land. recommended purchase: or the larger ~5-acre parcel Truck Thief Jailed A man who pleaded no contest to car theft charges filed after be al· !egedly stole a truck in Seal Beach last Jan. 15 has been sentenced to four months in the Orange County ,Jail. Superior Court Judge H. Warren Knight ordered the jail term for Manuel Joseph Flores. 19. of Carson. He additionally placed the defendant DAIL v PILOT I I CREW MEMBER GALLANT LADY 102' Motor Yacht Local and Mex Jean Waters Male or Female 714-631·5615 (S.S pm) A tusk force or city and county of· ficaals said additional park land 1s needed in that part of the county and on three years probation. ._ ________ ~ But the marathon runner and longtime teacher. who has coached cross·country al Chapmlfn College. has only until the first week in July to gather 70.000 signatures in Orange County. lie said he estimutes some 80 per· cent of persons over 65 not in a fit·-------------------------------------------------- Selv1n 1s off and runnmg I t'INANCING HIS initiative with about $3.000 of his own money, Selvin is distributing petitions by mail and ness program consult a doctor each ~ea r. while a check of Laguna Hills !iCnior:. enrolled in such ci program showed that more than fiO percent hadn 'l been to a doctor in a year I in person. And on Sunday he'll run an insert in the Daily Pilot. t .. I'm funding the entire thing out of my pocket because J'm very upset the s upervisors tell me it's not a , priority." said Selvin. TUE INITIATIVE Selvin is back· ing would set up a pilot program pro- viding a variety of exercise activities at least three days a week for persons 62 and over. The program would last for three years. t He explained that he attempted to t persuade the Orange County Board ~ o.f Supervisors to establish a physical Selvin said he hopes lo see the pro· gram succeed and eventually expand !>tatewide and nationally. • fitness program for seniors but was told 1t was not a high priority pro· grC:t m He said his interest is based oq his own experiences in practicing and teaching athletics a nd not on any de· sire for personal glor ification. ··1 SAID TO myself. I'm gomg Lo put this an the hands of the citizens.•· Selvin s aid "f HAVEN'T GOT an ax to grind." He said he got a late st~1rt on the signature drive pC:trtly because of at· tempts to persuade legis lators to in· lroduce a bill m Sacramento and partly because or printin~ delays. • Selvin said. "I don't care if l'm in- \'Olved inthcprogram " However. he's ~athercd about 9.000 signatures a lready by !>peaking to various groups and by sending Mpre~ of the petition 10 the m <iny coache~ he knows Ile noted lhal the timing of lhe rn - ,111at1ve 1s unfortunate because so much public attention is directed to the Jarv1s·Gann Lax initiative. hut s;ud he d<X'sn 't plt:tn to gi vc up even 1f he can't gather enough signatures in time. - .. 1 ·11 come right back and start all ov1•r again." Selvin said "I'm not gc11ng to gave up now." Judge Sentences, The1i Weds Slayer David G<mwlcs of Los Angeles has been sen- lenced to life in prrson for the killing or a man who "'as shot in Buena Park dunng a confrontation between rival gangs. Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert P. Knl•cland sentenced Gonzales. 24. He then pre· s ided OVt'r the courtroom wedding of Gonzales and his common-law wife. Gonzales explained that he and his bride had fJ ved together for the past eight years and had three children. He told Judge Kn~land that he wanted to leg1tim1ze the relationship before he left fo r prison. Gommles was a rrested July Z4 after being ident1f1cd a:. the man who fired the shot th<1l killed Manuel Perez. 20, the son of a Los Angeles County prosecutor Officers said the shooting climaxed a squabble between Los Angeles area gangs. Gonzalefi will be eligible for parole when he has served seven years in prison. County Nixes Air Noise Monitoring Orange County government won't be buying S65,593 worth of aircraft noise monitoring equip- ment for areas around El Toro Marine Corps Air S~ation. Supervisors. m the wake of Tuesday's Proposi· tion 13 \'iclory, said Wednesday they wouldn't s pend the extra money. a nd the Marines already said they wouldn't pay for the equipment. "I recommend that we not a pprove the cost of that s ystem after what happened yeste rday," Board Chairm<1n Thomas Riley said. Poles Set Father's Day Events Two Father's Day events will be sponsored June 17 and 18 by lhc Polis h National Al Ii a nee A polka dance will be held from 9 p.m . to 1 a .m . June 17 a t Sl. Gregory the Great Church Hall. 13935 Tele- g raph Road in Whittier Entertainment will be provided b y the Cavaliers. On June 18. a pico1c will be held from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m . at the Long Beac h picnic grounds, 7390 E. Carson. Booths. gam es and othe r ac· tivities. Including music by the Villagers will be featured Additional informa. t1on can be obtained by calling <71.t) 521·6751 or 1213) 860·1838. Degree Won Dilwyn E. 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(calen<Jar not llldUOOd) reg. 3.95 eacn SPECIAL 2.99 eacn SltrlllO Chlrve on Visa, Master Ch1111, American Upms soeoai pooes apply to stodc in Slore ~ tt1111 JIJlle 18 ill South Coast Plaza 545-0431 Puente Hilla Mall West Covina Fashion Plaza Del Amo Fashion Square Open evenll'IQS and Sunday I . .\Ji CAIL' 111 o :r CALIFORNIA /NATIONAL 'I'll Kill Yo ur Wife;. You Kill Mine' l•t'@@iSystem 3J /. "I' II lo II \\ \~HJNGTO"J <AP I )Our '-'Jfe You kUJ mtnl'" Th.it bargain, !>lrut'k by c.·o workers ;it J :.uburban romvuter farm, led to tlw deitLh of a .>Oung woman and her mlJnt daughter. Bolh were stabbed lo deJ th in the kitchen or their home Their killer appeared in court ttus \\'eek and what followed was a drama s o b1 z<irre. ~o t'hilling and spec· t a cul a r. llwt the judl!e in the case.• 11~1d he hut! seen nothing like al and wished the law would allow a more severe JJ4mal ty. colll!cl •• $100.000 hfo ins urance policy on has \\tfe The Mory amr:n cls like a detective lhnlle 1 t\ccoNJ1n~ to court testimony from a ~ovcmmt'nl tnvestigator, Lon A. Lewis offered Gene T. Meyer S3.000 1n March 1977 to kill Lewis pregnant wife. But Meycroffered to perform the murder for fn.•c if Lewis killed Mrs. Meyer m exchange. THE CONSPIRACY I NVOLVE D two compute r technicia ns , co- • ,...,__,. workers. both 28. One wanted has BespiCd.u!tl wife dead so he could live with another woman. The other wanted to One warm, humid September even. mg six months later. Lon Lewis ar- rived home in suburban Bowie. Md .• to find the bloody bodies of the lus wife. Carol. 27, and their 4-month-old daughter. Heather, on the kitchen floor. according to court documents . Lew is called lhc police. Magician Doug I Jen -· A m o nth l a t e r . L e wis and n ing was r <.'porLt.•d resting comfortably in St. J oseph's H ospitet l in Fort W ay n e, I nd .. He suffered a torn and in fl a med back muscle during his Sl'<:oncl show at the f·;mbas s y Th0akr. Decision On W rona To Stand Voters Limit Lassen Spending Sl:SANVILLE <AP> -Lassen County voters. folio" 1ng the statewide trend to trim government Spl'nding, have voted to limit expenditures by C'ounty officials. · By a 2-1 margin in Tuesday's prim ary elec- t1nn. voters adopted a measure tha t h mits the <·ounty to spending less than $10,000 on a ny con- :-.truclion project and Jess than $3,000 on any pro-perty or leasing contr acts. The limits could be exceeded with voter ap . • proval Damages Awarded SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO <AP > -A j ury has a wa rded <AP > -The Cahfornia $335.000 to a husband whose pregnant wife a nd un-f:s~~ ~! ~~~~!iS:: ~ born child died after the Elk Grove Village Fire May 8 order overturning Depa rtment failed to r espond lo his request for an a m bulance. J uan Corona's 1973 con-The award was made to Gary Pettee afte r a viction for murdering 25 Circuit Court trial tha t inc luded testimony from m1g r<.1nt farm workers and urantinn him a new SIX physicians that t he life or Jean Pettee. 36. and tri<.1l.... " her unborn child could have been saved but fo r the It denrro Wednesday a _d_e_la_y_in_a_m_b_u_Jan_c_e_s_e_r_v_ie_e_. --------~ pct1t1on for rehearing. Deputy A tto r ney General Paul Dobson had ~aid he would go to the state Supreme Court i f the appellate court turned down the re- quest. 0 Meyer confessed to the murde r. swapping plot.. Meyer was convicted Apr il 26 or carrying out his e nd of the ba rgain. Lewis. imprisoned before he could carry o ut his half of the bargain. was convicted on murde r char ges one month later and awaits sentencing. But even that was not the end of the case. At what s ta rted as a routine sen- tenc ing hearing in nearby Upper Marlboro, Md., on Tuesday, Meyer sat calm ly a nd dispassionately as he was sentenced to consecutive ter ms of U(e plus 30 years' 1mpMsonment. SUDDENLY, HE PALED as the deupty state's attorney called forth a tall. t.anned man from a mong the spectators. The man was lnlroduced as Capt. Frank Mazzone. a slick. ex- perienced Wlde rcover Policeman. "Mr. Meyer knows Mr. Mazzone b ut not by that na me." the pro· secuto r announced to a stunned courtroom. Then the prosecutor told the judge tha t Mazzone. Posing as a lawyer. had visited Meyer In j ail and Meyer had solit'ited Mazonne lo k1U more people -Meyer 's wi fe. llortens1a ; two local policemen involved m h1l> a rrest and ~nterrogataon: and Lon Lewis. AT TIDS POINT, Meyer fainted and slumped to the floor. He had to be ta ken from the courtroom on a stre tche r. 0 """\ .J'~ Th• O.~.U,p 33.0 -.;1 111 ( c )I 111 i. tll'r lh11 I Jo ~,\. f I 1 II St/( ·1 f lo ll f '( ·nc ~ 11 \ lrl \'( 'll I J)1" ~111..lllt ·~1 ( )f~. Call 55 7 ·2262 EVERCOPY 1700 E. Gury # 120 Santa Ana. CA 92705 T ll E TWO·PAG E or- der ~dso m0ff1fied the dc- c•1s11m by adding a para- g r:1 ph. It noted that d l'fen s e atto r ney Ri c hard Jlawk knew about the findings of two ollwr P'>) ch1atrist..s who "C.t1kd lo dis N>rn an ac- ti. c p~ycho~1.," hut that one had observed n:m· nants of Corona 's "old sch11ophrPnic 111- n e s s. . which were m a nifes ted by thP f'X· is tcn cc of n ot1 <.·a hl c nc urol1c...trcnd~ :.ind pho bia!-> and the oth<'r concluded Corona <'on -;t1tutcd a h a 1a1 cl t c1 h1m st'lfandothers." Your Dad Deserves the Best ... Bayside Drive. at Jamboree Road r At the Entrance to Balboa I sland) I'\ (, R \NTfNC the· m " t rial. t h .. lourt 1'a1<l 11,1\\ k made a "l ~1rcc .111<1 mockt•n" of the dc- f1 ·n::.t• and ~·.i s more tn· ll•res tC'r1 1n :-.r>lling a book al.lout the mass murder l'ilSl' tha n tn representing his clte11t. Corona. 44, has hl'f'n in Solc.'<fad state prison scrv1n~ 25 consct'ul1ve lire te rms. I N SEEKING c.t re- hearing. Dobson said the court errl•d in finding th;i t Corona·s for mer at- torn1•r wa ... m <'Om JX'tcnt for l.11hn • lo r<11s1• ;en 111 <i.11111 ' tf1 trm.1• and th.IL I l."' k · ... 1!1·1 1 111~ ('orona t.. "l).!11 II\ IT I'\ c·lw·.i \ t' ri;.:111 ... lo h1 , 11!1• ~lorv <'on ... 111 ull'cl .1 1 rinl h t'l of inl(·r~st..., NANO OPINING Save up to 40% m one of the LARGEST lighting Centers in the Western United States. ......... 7262 Edinpr -----l714>M2·2m •1k ... lN. .. U4 Father 's Day is June 18th! llil~~UMM ~~~~~,lb. BEEF STICK~ Summer Sausage, 7 oz. Pl11n Goud.I, 5 oz. Smoky Che9541 Bar, 6 oz. jer of Swoet-Hot Muu.ard, two 2 oz. Che11se Spre•cn. 1 paclcage of L1r Oval Wdfara. plu$ Strewbe"Y Bonbons. Texas Spread 16.98 1 I;, BEEF STICK of Summer ·--Sausage. 12 oz. MoltJ M1d911t Longhorn, 5 u1. Smoky Cheese Bar . 7 01 Pl.1111 Gouda, 7% oz. 84!11e Flt••". 8 01 l tldm Stick, plus Strawberry Bonbon•. "'"~ quar•nruco ochvttr v r l1'1ll" II '"'''ll•O \\\?'11 send Dad's gift for you We'll hendle ell the details mncl -endoM • per· sonal 9'Mtlng. A ~enn*d delMrf chat'91 will I» •d<iltd to •II gifts -lftlp f!H y~. W. tu•r•nt .. '/our gift will •rrhle frfth mncl In tDOd condition. choose from a Wide variety of tasty gifts on display in our store fii~k~ry f~rm~. ~-• .ff. r. t Qla QF OlllQ 5~9!1 W11J11 \015 r II --.... ... ....... ~ '-~-:::.-r.:·, TID 8UPD CDIU IUaltftT M. The Perfect Gift for the Graduatef--~~~~ , .... -~ ... Hallmmic ~llmber ~~ lwc:twood edlel1or. Prt!dslon cartndge inside. Pens and pt'll(il~ that •re uniquely beautiful. .snd warra~ for "1Mtirmo·o1 'l'MCe S 15 00 s1ngll! $30 00 the set MVSIDE' PHARMA£Y-~--;o, • ...._,,, • • _.,.... ..._, .. ...._ ,, .. , ......... b7") 1040 FATHER'S DAY from PAPER MATE. ,, Exclusive Brushed Chrome Finish Ouallty m the PAPER MATE tradition ~S IDE.i PHARMA£Y-·•·· .......... -"" .... " . ,.,......,,.,,. ·--~' -· eH.><MO I - June 18 has been s~t a~idc as a special day for fathers is a fa mily stor e which regul arly honors it's fatherly head. Do drop by and help us properly venerate our father and yours. Sincerely D~tinctive Hair Designs for Men& Women Ann ~vems& Adela ine Shonstrom 67S-S433 6amutl Jo,tpbs Happy Father s Day fro 19 Sam. La rrif'&· Ralpl~ Tues. thru Sat. 9-S:30 IC~ ~n. ~Mon I 675-0604 673-9893 Enj oy Our Sm all To w12 Friendli ness! j Thursday, .iune ti 1978 DAILY PILOT rl J 3 EARN %'Kt MORE THAN 26•WEEK U.S. TREASURY BIU.S ANNUAL YIELD ON II II Rate effective for Certificates issued for period of June 8 thru June 14. Minimum $10,000. Daily compounding of interest produces annual yield shown above when all funds remain in the account at this rate. A new rate is established each w eek for 26-week Treasury Bills. Gibraltar adds ~% to that rate for its 26-week certificates. Once your account is opened, you earn the same high interest guaranteed for the full term from date of issue. If you have an existing certificate o r Treasury Bill maturing soon, your nearest Gibraltar office can handle all details to transfer your account automatically at the appropriate time. Earn a high return on short term savings with insured safety. No fees. No extra charges. ~------------------------------------------FSIJC [----~ N\ore '"an a' o.n'I bank 'NGTE: By Federal law early withdrawals on certificate accounts are sub1ec1 to substantial interest penaflies Highest rate ever on insured savings. ANNUAL YIELD ON Minimum $1,000, 8 years. Interest compounded daily, thus increasing annual yield to 8.33% when all funds remain in the account. See us now. Funds received by the 10th of the month earn from the 1st when held to quarter's end. More at Gibraltar than at GIBRALTAR SAVINGS any bank ••• FULLERTON 255 W. Orangettiorpe 871-6101 Mon ·Thu ~5 30 • Fri 9-6 • S.t 9 30-4 HUNTINGTON BEACH 191 Huntington Center 898-9666 Mon f r1 10 9 • Sal 9 30 4 • Sun 11 4 OFFICES SERVING ORANGE COUNTY .. NEWPORT BEACH 2700 W. Coast Hwy. 631·2611 Mon Tllu 9-S 30 • F11 9-6 •Sal 9 30 4 SANTA ANA/COSTA MESA 3925 S. Bnstol 979·7580 Mon Thu 9 5 30 • Fri 9 7 • Sat 9 30 4 70 offices statewide • Founded 1886 Assets over $2.8 billion ~ Gtbrattar Savings and Loan Association SANTA ANA 14 Santa Ana fashion Square 834-0711 Mon ·Thu 10.S JO • Fri 10.6 •Sat 9 30-4 SAN JUAN CAP1STRANO Opening Soon ~ J t • ' ••• DAIL y Jiil or P BUCNOTICt<.> 'ICTihOUS MltlalU ....,..n u....._11T t "• 101'°"""9 --. au .,.,"' -.w~ .... I •tlltltA lNTElt~ltl~~'l. l ~ICltltA GAltOtN$. , ltlltlt4 PLAZA. 1010 He•ll9<t Olve.. C...... ~ , ... .....,.,,.,,, w '"'•''"' , .... 11. 1.00 o. ... ~~·· Ne-I K••<ll, C•lltW,.I• PU8U 011C'E • MQlt 1tonc::a 'fOCtltl~TOH tu'•••• COU•T °" 'fw• n t. '11 W CAU fllOlllll& ~ T Ill COUHTY CW OC.....C .......... Ill 111• ,,,...._ ol ~ l'-1•1• 01 •1..C4 NOlll (DH• f'ltVE. O• fLEAH~ £ONA G<KLOH f ltYE. ~-. NOii<• I~ --y QIW'I 10 <'"II.On "'·~·" \ , ....... ''°°° o.-~~·· N•,.llo•I Ke•~"· C<tlllO•nl• Tiii\ '"'"~' ,,(~1 .. l>y ... ""'" <O•OC>••tod 41<-Mll-Oll .. r -• l)jlll"llr\1110 ,..,,,~ <l•""t ,....n•I "'-w.d ~4 .. ,., •o •11• Wld Cltlm• Ill tlle Olfl<e Of tlle tl•O. ot the __ ., t-• cw lo M.._-•1 !. F'•~Htl Tiu~ ll•l-1 w•s 111.0 ••Ill ,,.. ~'f ~'i Clotnl OI Of~ C-l y on,,_., .. ...,.,, Pu1111~11e4 er.,. ~ 0.11, Piiot. "'•"is .nci J""• 1. e. u. '"* PUBUC NOTICE ,,,_..., -• ""'UllCM<\loneel •I ... oftl<e OI EllHl!ST J SlYMOIJlt, 127•• Ho,..•ll .. ..a,. •IOI, -...111. CA ~. w"IO IMtior ottk» I• .... pl-ot ~ .. ,, ot ttw ~ .... In all Met• len "rtalni"V lo wl4 HYie ~II , .. ,_ wtltl Ille llKft_. _,_n mv>t ff fifed OI _ _, <K .tfotft.tld wll?ll" ,_ rnontl" •tttr ,,.. llr•I -4•otl0ft Of tlli• notlu. O•t.O IOI.-, IS. 1'71. OONALOJIJLl*oH GOQ.OH E.-<utor ol -wlll Ofwld-1 ---,.:--O-:T-IC_£_TO"'."'""CW-:"E-D-ll-O-.-S--·I I •If IH T J. S•YMOUlt SU~HIOltCOU•'TOnHe ~.~':'::~!:;.,,.. • ltl ST4'rECWCALll'OttNIA f'Olt N-•llr, CA ... THE COUNTY OF Oltt.NG£ T•t: UUI ... ,,_ NO. A.ffSU P\tl>llslle<I Or-C:0.$1 0.tlY Piiot, Of!~~':::,,111111AGINIA AUt .. ACTON. Mn II. n. J~ I, •• 1'178 NOTICE IS HEREBY Gt VEN lo ..... -----------••_S.._1I u ed1tors QI Ir. -ve Mmed OtceO•nl tn•t •It pet'{OM ll•v•nv t l••m• "9•inll PUBUC NOTICE ow •••O aec-nl .,. '-"" 10 me ------------11\em, wUll IN_,,, -.clletl, 1n f'IC<TITIOUSIUSll .. ,U ..... otl1<e ol 0.. Clefk"' !he H OW.,. .. AMIE STATEMENT tilled coun . or 10 e><-nl 11\efn. w1tn Tiie 1011-•ng_ ~non• •re doln9 Ille neCe!>sary VOV<ller~. 10 Ille ,,,,. ""!>•M \\ ~ der•19ned ol .01'1 Wt \lerty Pt•t e, APPLE GROUP t, 1'11 Wl\ltt Otk, Newpon a..ct\, C.111-•. -lt ll " Cosl• Mew, CA .,.,. Ille pl•t • ol tlU\IM l\ OI ,,,. Un· w.1.., w Sir-. ,.,, Wllllc a.ti cler\!Qne(I "' .rt ,,..11 .. \ ~·n ftO 10 Sl"91. Co$t.a Mew. CA..,.,. the H l•le Ol "''"OM;-·· Within IOuf Gii .. A. Ooyte, .. , O.t•m-Wrt. montM .iter the ll•SI l)\tblluttlon ot ,. ............ CA. 92W lllll l'Olice Rlc~n:I o. Str-. ~:11 l(e,,,.~ D•ll!cl -y 19, 1'19 Street, Plllt-lplll•. Pe~yt.,.lll<t. Wllll•mS A<ton 1'111 E~e<UIOr Ol ll>eWllt l_,_ R. Doyle, 2.Jlff ~ Ol llle•bO"" ,.."'4!<1 Oeteo.RI A..-n~, TO<t~•.CA.~ DOUGLAS I(, WAI.LAC£ P•ter M. Cr•ig. 26'l7 CM,...nll• ~W•U ... rl'Mc• une,Miulo1W;elo.CA'l2'1S ""l• 101 J•ck G Rollinson. 2IOI A11son ,._.._.... 9H<tl. CA~ Ro.to, WllntlftOlon. 0.1-.•nr. t .. 10 Tel: P l-IMt Tiii\ Du\1nt\\ 1\ conouchtcl l>y a At_., lw Eucut.. gener•IP.Vtne~p Puoll•hed Or-'°"" 0•11r P1101. w .. 11., w ~vauo MO 1S ano Junf' •. 8. u 1911 Tiii\ ~t••-· w~ llltO Wiii\ , .... 10.M 19 County Cle<•.,. Of~ County Oft -Y ------------· 10. '"*· P UBLIC NOTICE fJfMJlt Pul>h~-0r«><)e C.O..~t 0<11t~ Pllol, -----------1 May 18. H, June I, 8 •918 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUStMllS~ NAM£STATW:Ml:llll' .. _,.. P\tl>ll'l>Md 0rolll't9I" eo.st 0.Uy Piiot. M•r 2~ •no J-1 ... IS. ttll PUBUC NMICE ttl41tt f' ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMl.HT flle IOll-11>9 Ptt50f> I\ dolfWl l>•OI ""\!> .\ GIULIANO'~ OELILJllESSCH & tlAIC E RV , 1606? Gol.,.., W~l. Hunl· ongton &e.tl\, c.tlfomoa !.e~t..,., J . G<uhotno, J10S ""-Wop. f><;nt•Ana. Qtlllomoa97104 '"" l>\t~IRM' I~ c-..c1NS t>r • l1mtl<'cl ~rlne<Sl>•P. SC!~llan J G1uli- ~·1 P•riowr ttu" \tdt~t ••~ ••ted w1•n tl't(i l ountv C1~r1, ot Or.,nqe County on Aplll ,~. 1918 WILLA RO NI. REISE ~u1te '10 , .. , An""-of IM ~I~ Le' .,...,.,, Gtlrtwn1a '*1 Put:>h\l'•eO Of.inqo-QM\I Dally P1IOI, Map >~""" June I I. ''· 1978 PUBLIC NMICE !>UPl(alOlt co.J•T Of' TME ST ATE M CAUF<HtMIA f'O• THE C00NTY Of' OtUUfGll ......... O•O£a TO SttOW CAUSI. FOlt CMMtG« 01' MAM£ WH EREAS. !ht petltloft of Onkt ~tn Gr~ -Nan Elletl Ci«>$• biK bffl'I ltlt the cletll ol 111rS CANf"I lot •n OO'Cler c"°"9ift9 ttwlr nan1.,s •rom Oavto EOW1n ~\ ...., N•n El· ten Grix• lo O.vlcl Ectwln Gt•nt M>d Hen Ellen c;,...,,, 11 IS HEREBY OROEAEO t ... t •II i>eoons 1nt~t4'CI 1n "'tel ~tie. •Po .,.., t>elor't t111~ coun al II :00 •.m. J11ne 11, 1911. '" the "'""'-"' 01 Oe11trtment l. 5.8<1t• """· CA ID snow ColVM' why IN\ ApPll<Allon lor <"""9e ot n6me "'°""' nOl !>IP 9' *'tt!d. IT IS FURTHER OflOEf~ED I ..... • COPY OI lll<S oroe< 10 .,_ <l<I~ be OUOll~lleO once .a -tor low sue· CH~tvt Wt!dli l)<IO< to ~ day of U ld PlJBUC NOTICE t<ICTITIOUS llUMll.U .. AME STATUlllaWT Tiie tottowlno peoon• ••• dolno ~...u~· 8AGAGU0 IMPOflTS. 17'SS S-y P•" Circle, Sullle A, Irvine. ca. 92714 ll•r Sheriff, 34 W•lnut. He-1 8U <b, C• '7MO flo""r1 Shl!rltt. I ti a.._ Bl"'9., Newport llNd\, Git. ~I Lttll• ll<MleY. ·-~. Aot. 8 , Hewpor1 8Mc.ll, C.... ~I T 111 s t:>usl..ns Is concluc I"' tip • qener.alpe~ l.Mli. Beiley This st•tement WM lllecl Wiii\ tM c-., ClerllotOr~GourlCvon Mar n. 1971. F-at Put141Slled Or ... Coett O.IW Piiot M4T 2$, J ..,. 1,1. Ii. 1'11 tot~ lleMlno In Detty Piiot,. ---ot•------------9-•al d rcul•l•on prtnll!cl in ,,.. County ol 0r'""91 PlJBUC NOTICE O•t•O :::~ '~, f'ICTtnc>usa~IMCH J~oll"" Nt.MESTA'rlEMUfT ~-IOr Cov<'I l he 1011-11>9 persons •re 90ln9 l'\tbll.-Oranqo-Cont Oa11y Pilot, bvSI~\"' Mo 18 1S J~ I I 1'118 t S IERRA ENTE R P RISES, 7 ' • ' • "'13 7t SIERRA VILl..AGC. '" E 10!1\ Street, Co•ta M.,!HI. c.111nr"'• •nu PUBLIC NOTICE W. M•rlln F.tUell, t.00 ~r Ortve, Ne•Porl Be•cll. C•lltornt• 'liW.O NOTICE O F Ma rQMt l ... F on~ll. 1600 Dover ~UaLtC HEARING Or1w~. Newport Be•<". C•lllorn1• Pursu•nl to °"°"' 01 tilt C.ltlorni• 'n..O C.O••l•I Comm•U-. NoltU ot Public Tll1~1>U"116'kconoutlt'Ol>yMunl11· Heoiron9 ·~ \tlleOuleO IOI Otrm•I <0<-rlt'cl .Siotl•llon oll\er 1,,.11 • _,,~. p s.-1~,.lttS ... -lttecl t>v i>er1Mr.,,10 ,,.. City o1 HUflllnQIOf> 84t.f<ll, 0.pt. ot Moro-et S. FH ""ll Public WO'l<S. TlliS stat-w~ llled wt1" ~ Tiie wbtecl '-'Is to-mot c-Counlr 0-ot 0r-. ~°"Mey \tru<llOfl ol uP to 500 ac:cns ••MPS lor n. t97t. Ille H~ialllPeO al street lnltne<· ........ 11~ wet11111 u.. City of Hunllnqton """llSIM!d Or-.. Coftt o.lt1' Pltot. &H<I\ condYC'~ ""ff tM nnt l vw•~ ~' U -J-1, a. U. 1971 within IM ... ~ by PMlll< JOI .. ,. Co•nl HIQll-v, SOit! 0.<!QO Fwp. S....t• An.i R,,,.,_ ~ 8ol~ Olo<d Adl Ed •1191" Avt., in Hunllno1on Be•cb, PUBLIC NOTICE (.•lllorntf ------------S••cl "~ f>ubt>t Hffrff'IQS •Ill NOTIC€TOCa10tTO•S commt'ncf' •I • 00 .. m on J-n . SUPlltlOtt C:OUltT OF THIE 1971 •I Ille Huntington 8t'6<1\ Clly STATa M CAUFO•NIA f'O• C.0-<11 ~\2000->n st, H11111 TMIE COUNTY Of' OltAlllGE •nvton B'.Kl't c..111 •• our1no Wl\tcll tlm,. ..0. ~ dll !)Pr\°"\ *•ll\ef l•vorlllQ Of' Ol>OO\lnq E ~ t • te o I E 0 w I N E ,,_ C R Y '""' appoutoon win~ 11earc1 "':~~:~s ~ OIVEH to lhe !otn .,nO Moll~ l ratloc Enq1.,,..r ono cr.OitOf'J °'IN -Mme<! dlt«clenl , ,, S» ssi. 111•1 •II "noM .....,1,. ct.ims aeelfl•t Publl\""'11 Or-Coa\I D.olt• P•IOI, .... "10 ~ -req;M"' lo Ille Julle , a • '"' ttwm. wllll ,. _., -'*"· '" ' ' • 71~71 l'lle otflcle of W Clertl of tr. ....... ,,. IJllM ce-t..,, Ml""-'"*"'· -'"' It-. _ff_.,_,,.""..,~ Ull• -~ • "°" "-* v-i.. -------------1 LA9l'M "'"" ~ tllUI ........ f'•amous •USUll.U I• tfte _._ .. """""' .. ti• -NAMC STAT'OMlfl' ~lolatl~~- Tl\e 161._"'9 Hf'SO'IJ ere c106f19 tNM~llhlkl~,wltlllnfow -II~ ..... .,. .-111a at• tl'lt I/Ht P"911<.atlon et POSrt!A PORTltAITS Of' FOUH· lllh notice. f AIH YAl..l..EY. 11'•• AOH m.ry O•tHMavM."1' AVfll..,., "°""'-Vello, CelllOfnl• ~"' PllClflC; nroa H•ll-1 e- H•rvu Wf l<ll 8•11 111, 116•• • 11tll-' Nnltl110•-1•1lo11 R-ty A-, "-1-Veli.y BY M. C. Cow41nt c.i111or111e '7109 E-.<utor of llM Wiii Of f'•\tle M 9"11, It-lllo"""•,. ,,,_ .00W l\tmecl Oec..,_,,I ave11ue, ,._lain venn. C.'llOf"nt• St.L&.ll T. lllY~Dt eJ1ot JAMES O, OUNO«•M>N ,,, .. l>u''""~ ,, COtld\IUtHI by • A l •w cati-rMi.n ~r•l ..,_\NI> Att-Jt el LA• HW\IWYW. IMll 111 t:tUt ~·-· V~la Tlllt ,I ....... Wltl lli.d Wltll IN W~ 1t1 '-'' (lef'tt OI Ortfl9t c:.o..My on Mo L...-......, U. ..U n. "" Te41 m•> 1111·we ....... ,.,.....,..., ·---•v-lh Md Ou.,99 Cont O•lly P\11111\IWd ~ ..... c.o..t 0.lly f'li.t. PllOl,Mey1).-idJUM 1, .. I). "7t Mir It. i)_,,_ 1,1, "" 10.0·1' ... ,.,. PUBUC NOTICE NATIONAL Anita Not Bitter Over CrQSBde Cost MIAMI BEACH. Fla. CA P> -Eighleen months 110. Anita Bryant described he rself as career woman. e nterlalne r , orange Julee spokeswoman, wHt , mothe r and Christ ian . Crusader wa.sn 't on the list. N9l lhen. But one year ago Wednesday. Dade County voters rejected a gay·rights ordinance alter an 1n tense campaign led by Miits 8ryant 's Save Our Children Inc. THE FOaMEa BEAUTY QUEEN had gone before the Dade County Commission on Jan. 18, 1977, to oppose a proposed ordinance prohibiting job and housing discrimination based on sexual preference. ..-- That was the beginning. After the 2-to·l defeat of the coc.mty ordinance, Mlss Bryant moved into the eye of the gay-rights storm. Church groulls honored her. Evangelists praised her. Homosexual rights activists marched against her. waving he r picture with lhat of Adolf Hitler. Even after a year, her battle cootinues. Tues· day night, Bob Kunst . self·proclaimed leader or local homosexuals, told commissioners he will begm a petition drive for a new homosexual. rights ordinance . ONCE KUNST'S P ETITIONS ARE a pproved, he will have 30 days to collect 10,000 signatures to get the proposal on the Nov. 7 general ballot. t,;omm1ss1oner Huth Shack,, author Of last year's defeated ordinance, reacted angrily to Kunst's announcement: "You have already a>olarlzed this county. You are only going to open wounds that have just begun to heal." Today, if you a s k M1ss Bry ant how her life has changed. s he laughs. shakes her head and says, "What hasn't changed?" Miss Bryant. 37. and her husband-manager Bob Green. ANITA Hn1u s ay the convention bookings dwindled to s ix last year, from an average of 150. They have been replaced by appearances before religious meet· in gs and church gatherings. SHE LOST A LUCRATIVE televlS1on contract und even her aMua l uppearHnce as TV hosl for Miami's Orange Bowl Pa rade. She managed to keep her $100,000-a-year Job touting the state'i; citrus industry despite an at· tempted boycott or Florida orange juice. She says she is not bitte r . "My career has rea lly been redirected. but I have to praise the Lord ror that," s he said in an in· ter v1ew The rormer Miss Oklahoma or 1959 has turned he r energies to her re ligious bellefs, which s he says led her lo oppose gay.rights laW8 1n c1t1es across the country. SHE WORKS WITH HER GROVP, now gone n a tionwide and r e n a med P rotect Amer ica 's Children , which h as given either technical or financial support to groups which successfully overturned homosexual rights ordinances in St. P aul, Minn .• and Wichita . Kan A similar suc· ccssful movement m Eugene. Ore .. refused her :u d . The successes have had their costs. The butt or Joke:,, crank lctlers and Wireats, the Green fam ily has become increasingly more s afety.conscious. On the roao. Miss Bryant and Green stay with church mem bers rathe r than al hqtels where dem· o ns tra tors s eek them o ut . a l ho m e, ea ch mem ber of the household carries a radio alarm that can summon pol~e in mmutes . THE WORST INCIDENT OCCURRED last. year when a gay-rights activist slapped a pie in Miss Bryant's face during a news conference in Iowa . * * * Court Backs Gays J UN EAU, Alaska <A P ) -Homosexua ls claimed a victory when the Alaska Supre me Court decided the city or Anchorage violated the rights of u gay organiu.tion by excluding it frQm a city guide to services and organizations. The court's unanimous decision struck down a lower court ruling and ended a bitter ballle between the Alas ka Gily Coalition and Anchorage Mayor George SuJlivan. The entertain<,, s ays such tactics have left f'le~ both wary and hurt. She says her lntenliooi have been m iswide rstood from the start. Now i:;he a nd Gree n plan an "Anita Bryant Ministry." a national hotline and hatrway house ror homosexuaJS Setikmg "deliverance" trom lhelf hrestyle "We've gotten an Indication th1i1t there 1:, d need from the mail we have received from young people into this lifestyle who want out," she said. "We certainly couldn't force it on anybody, just as 1f 1 wouJdn't want their part1cuJar lifestyle forced on me. You cannot force a way out on them unless they seek It." WllNTED- ••A••N•s • GElllSTONES Jewels by 1osephs •S searching tor diamonds and gemstones from private ind1111duals and estates. Careful •11am1natlon and evaluation by our e11pens. H1gnest prices paid. Catt .'54().9066 10-9 daily. Saturday 1Cr6. Sunday closed ~I< to; Betty Grace or Frank Van<*Wall iewels by ioseph South Coast Plaza • 3333 Bristol. Costa Mesa• ~-9066 FOlt 'THE PIOflSSIOMAL TOUCH: . DECO IMTERIORS IMTllUOI ~AND COMSUl,._- c-...~e1....,._, ..... i. .. ~, .......... ,,.,,,. ............... -........ 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OA1L V P'LO I :\ f j Spouy s.,.1a l~ot So Ro-i1 D EA fi PAT I pl<inlC'd quite a few rm,e bushes I.isl summer and the) did well then. But now most of them h<J vc or<.ingc ::.pols on the underside of the leaves and )l'llO\\ or brown spots on the upper sur· face I know lh<'n"" somethmg wrong, but can't r1gurc· out wh:il 11 ,.., or how to control this problem before all the IC3Vl'!> drop Off Some already have V K • Costa Mesa Bla me the wet weather for your sick ro~e bus he'\. The rainy. warm spring has caused a lol or rust fungus diseai.e. "hich you describe. The farm adviser's ofnce of the ('ooperative Extension ad· vises spraying with a rose fungicide containing Zineb or with Acti·dione PM or Ptantvax, at the first sign of rust. Follow ~itb repeat s praylngs every one or two "<'t>ki. until hot weather arrives. Get Medicare Ot•ersea•? D F:AH PAT S111N· I n •t1rcd. I 'vc been doing a Jot of travchn~. J II be el1g1ble for Medicare later this y<'ar. Does 1t t·uver medical care in foreign countries·' T P .. San Clemente IUC'dicare generally cannot pay ror hospital or me dical services outside the t'nited States. But, it 4:an cover Inpatie nt hoi.pilal care in qualified Canadian o r Mexican hospitals in certain silua· tion!.. When an inpatie nt stay in a Canadian or Mexican hospital Is coverf'd, Medicare also can pa~· for necessary doctors' services and any re· quired use of an ambulance. For morf' informa· tion, ask for "A l\rief Explanation of Medicare" at any Social Securil) offir••. A n tenna A.-t"iden•• A ler• DEAR READERS: Breaker, breaker one· nine. Got your ears on? The Cons umer Product Safety Commission has Important advice that could save you from a big 11>·33, good buddjes. More than half or all electrocutions reported to the commission involve CB or TV a ntennas. The electrocutioru. 11~ually occur when the antenna con· tacts high-voltagt• power lines while being put up or taken down. fn 1976, more than 100 deaths were associated with CB ba!.E' !>lation antennas. In many of the more !>evert' injury ca!>es, vicll•s lost an arm or lt"g. To n ·dUl'P a<'l'idt•nt ... cr sc rt•cently proposed rul<'' rPquiring en base !.lation antenna!> to be sold "ith in.;truction!. f,,r !>afr mounting a nd to carry "arnin)t lalll'b. about in!>ta llation hazards. Since thf''>l' rules will not go into effect for som.-timt', the C PSC is offering information to con~umN., ahoul .,afl· in~tallalion and rf'moval of antennas. f;f't ~our copy of .. JO.JJ: CB Ale rt Shef't," b)' writing to: CR Alert Sheet, Consumer Product Saft>ty ('ommission, Washington, D.C. 20207. Tt>n·fou r, good buddies. Thanks for listening. ( .111 II w11t1/1 '". / lu•" II ,,, .. '" ,,,,, l>tmn Pol will 1 ul r1 cl lc11io.• •1t·tr11111 lh• tl''''L'' •1111111( Ison 11uu nt-.:d 111 ,.,/, t jflf</IHlh'\ UI 1/111 1•1 11rr1trr1I IJIUf /)f;.\ITll'~~ \fat/ •1vur •/Ut ·''"''" lu /'111 IJu1111 Al \ 11ur 'it'TI 1n• IJrunqt' I J<.1\1 /)mllJ 1•11111 I ' < 1 1'111 l"i&I C11,tu Mr~o Cl\ 'lltt.'li A11 111111111 ll'llt•r • "" fXJ.\.•tt>lt' u•1// tH' answered. hut phurwd Jnt/tHnn 11r /prtns not including lhl' •io.d1•r ~full 1mm1• addtt>~s und busint'~~ hours· plum .. 1111mtwr canrwt /11• ron~ufrrt•d Th1scQJumnappearsda1 lt1 t' IC t'µI S11t11r<Ju11s · Sta •p ONt D l•sa tl•f a~tlon DEAR PAT I've noticed that there are phone numbers for var1ou11 offices handling consum er complaints in the phone book's Wh1te Pages under "Cons umer." hut there aren't any addresses. How 1s a person supposed to know whe re to mail a com· plaint. esf)t'rially to Los Angeles offices? I 'd call. but I really C'an 't afford long distance charges. W.N., Costa Mesa P ostage is almost ai; bad, but if you prefer to mail your Inquiry or complaint, what you need ls a complaint Corm prepared by the 1tlate Department of Consumer Afralrs. This form makes It possible to me a complajnt e ven If you don 't know the particular agency or bure·au's addre~s. U also lists areas of complaints to help consumers decide where their complaint should be directed for proc· essing. For a free copy, send a self-addressed, s tamped, legal-'sized envelope lo: SimplHied Complaint Procedure. P. 0 . Box 310, Sacramento, Calif. 95802. 'Hp-off to Bat Box Deror DEAR PAT: I'm sure I've found an old hat box. It ts made of wood and ts oblong with rounded corners. The shop owner s<tid it had been covered with paper that had come off. I want to recover this box. and would hke to flnd out which design I ~hould use. 11.D .. Mission Viejo The variety of designs used is vast - classical, patriotic. small repeated flower pat· te rns, swags and roses, pastoral scenes, sailing !>hips -all are s uitable. A wallpaper store is a good source or ideas. Originally. these boxes were used for the starched ruffs worn by both men and women and for the collars <called bands>. and so the boxes were first known as bandboxes. Nol only were they used to store bonnets and bats, and to transport them from place to place, bul they also were fiUed with clothing, ribbons, flowers and other articles when ladies went on a journey. Book Outlines .Jobs, Pa11 DEAR PAT: Is there a book that tells about all ktnds of diffe rent occupations ;md the training needed for them ? I'm in high school a.nd would like to check out training requirements for various Jobs to help me d('cide what ktnd or work J want to do after J finis h school. 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S•OAf.• IN·S-•D_E_._· _:_~_~_~_7_'_s ________________________________________________ ~ ... ;~o'1t9ts Thuri.day.June8. 1978 DAILY PILOT r-• BJ Long Wait Worth It Frustration Ends for BulliJts • SEATTLE IAP> -F inally, Wes Unseld can look in the mir ror and sec the face of a cham - pion . "I don't know how I'm sup. posed to act ." Washington's vete r a n cen ter i.aid with a s1de bum-to-sideburn smile and a s hrug of his m assive shoulder1> following the Bullets' t hrilling 105-99 victo ry over the Seattle Su per Sonics Wednesday night in the <deciding gam e of the Na· t1ona l Baske t ball Association r ha m pionsh1p series T he triumph before a d1sap· ,. pointecl capacity crowd of 14,098 a t the Seattle Center Coliseum e n ded t o years of play-orf frustrc.ttion for the Bullets, the only team to m<.tke the NBA playoffs every year an the p1.tst decade. And Unscld has been a Sullel each of lho:,e 10 years. "THIS IS THE FIRST time for me on thjs side." said the 6· 7. 245-pound Unseld. who was vot· ed the Most Valuable P layer in the cha m pionship series that went the limit, creating a win· ner-t a ke-a ll s1tuat ion in the seventh game to deter m ine the league cha mpion Unseld. who !:>cored 15 points and sank t\\O big free throws an the final two minutes. twice before had been to the finals with Washington only to lose an four s t raight games to Milwaukee an 1971 cind to Golden State in 1975 "This •~ really something nice." the lO·Yt·ar veteran from Lou1sv11le Sc.tid of the firs t cham pionsh1p in Washington 's l7·ye<.tr his tory "We've 1.tll waited a long ta me for this day." T H E LOSS PUT a damper on a n incr edible season for the Sonics. who got off to a d1:.- astrou!> 5-17 start bul turned i:lround under lhe gu1dunce of Coach Lenny Wilkens and came within one game of t he coveted ch ampionship "The players never gave u11. · sa id Wilkens . "A couple of breaks one way or the other and we could have gotlen closer I w as proud of th1.• team. We were m 11 until the end. We didn't give at awav" Guard Charles JohnsQn an<t for war(f Bobby Dandr idge lt•d the Bullets' victory in the title game with 19 Points apiece. But it was a three.point play b) second-year reserve forward See BULLEl'S, Page 8 2 Keough Sparkles Peru, Iran Gain Ties In Cup Play Angels Split; Ex-CdM Star Wins From AP Dis patches OAKLAND-The Oakland A':, were weary after four stra ight vict o r ies over the powerful Yankees and Red Sox. a nd they could m anage only two r uns in a doubleheader against the visit· mg California Angels Wednes· d ay night. But the s t ruggling Angels still found a way lo lose The best California could s alvage was a •Split. winning the first game 4·1 :a nd dropping the second 1-0. ( "We were tared we flattened iout." said c<itcher J 1m Essa an. 1 explamin~ the A's lack of of· l k nsive thrust f But Oakland was propelled by l a stu rdy bullpen and a nother ·stron g pitching performan ct• from M-att Keoui.th. a gr<iduate ~of Coroni:I dcl Ma r Hig h. t K EOttGll, WHO stopped the Yankees on four hits S;.iturday. went 7~3 innin gs in the second game. but was removed after a walk and Ra nce Mulliniks' third A •geb Slat~ All ~mnonlCMPC "otd!0 11101 Tonoqht f noa., ~dlurOdy Cotlltorn•o at O..~lano N~w Yor~ •t Olltornht N~w Yor-. df Cdltforthd 1 !\pm I 7Sp m I Hpm hit had the Angels threaten ing in the eighth. • Bob La<.·cy worked out of that Jam but was replaced by Elias Sosa after Ly m a n Bost ock tloublcd wit h one down in t he ninth Sosa retired the las! lwo batters for his ninth save .. Charla~ Finley was talking I he other night about 91 v1ctones winning the Wes.Lt•rn 01v1sion." I ~-Dodgers Tumble . Lasorda Refwes To Indict Rwsell NEW YORK IAP l -"I never ha d a chance to go home ," a d is· consolate Davey Lo pes said a fter the Los Angeles Dodgers d ropped the ir sixth gam e in the ~ last seven. a 3-2 decision to the ~Ne w York Me t s Wednesday ~ night. L o pes h ad fielde d a s low ) grounder by Ron Hodges with New York runners at fi rst and third and one out in the eighth inning. He wound up with a re- ver se double play, b ut not before Dod~r• Slafe l on•Ql\t f-rtCld\* ~ .. tturddY Atto.am..-KA•C 17'tl Lo\ Anorltt .at Montt~d' • 30 p m LO'> A119ele\ at Montredl 4 JO pm 1..0~ An~le-. .ti Monlre .. t 4 JO pm Steve Hen derson ha d c rossed the plate w1th the w1nnmg r un. ln ciddition to the s lowness of Hodges' ~rounder . there were t w o fac t or s that beat the Dodgers. One was Pat Zachry's t hree-hit patching. the othe r was B 1 ll Russell's third st ra1ght late· gam e error t hat set up the win· nmg run. putting Henderson on base . "I K EPT TH E B ALL low, .. 7.achry said. "because 1 wanted to keep the ball in the ballpark with these guys." As it was. the onl y two Los Angel es r u ns scored on Lopes' hom er in the third. Z a c hry. 7·1. didn 't a llow anoth er hit until the ninth when Ron Cey singled with one out. Zachry recorded his sixth career vict o r y in e i g h t d ecis io n s again st Los Angeles, but his fi rst !'o nce being traded to the Mets last season by Cincinn ati. "I threw mostly s liders. but Lop es hat a f astba ll." said Zachry Oranges Edge Foe As Cox Sparkles ST . LOUIS IAP > --Ma rk Cox defeated Andre w Pattison 6-4 in sin gles and paired w ith Cliff Drysda le for a doubles victory as the Anah eim Or anges beat the New Orleans Sun Belt Nets in Wor ld Team Tennis. 28·27. Wednesday night. AltaMlm Jt , ,... Or .. .tM n Women Turnbull CHOI Oft Harter 1 • Turnbull .,,., CAWlo INOI cltt H•rt•r •no Ourr &l M•tt CO• fA t dftf P•lti\On • t low 4t\CJ O•y\dft~ACldotf Pa111.on .. no A•••...,& l M"•c1 Luca. ~no '11tn••I Lo~·~ 1..6) ........ 26 s.tn 0 .... JI • ~ WOl?lel'I -Ever! II.Al CMf. A•ld • 2. Rell! Guertenl ISO! Oii Everl "''°"'"'• ._. Men NHtaw II.At ,,., l.a ... , •.•• UIVe<· C•H ISO! Oii Vljay Amrllraj·A~llOll. A""llr•I •• 1o11 .. 11 Na\leMt tt1'°"'"'' II.Al fief C.)e< (;lit,, tnl 6-3. ('H ARLEY llOUGll, l ·l. look the loss. the '1ctim of Russell'!:> e rro r Hough pitched the eighth after relieving s t arter Bu rt Hooton. who was lifted for a p inc h hitter Hooton yielded two r uns and e ight hiLc:; in s<'ven innings. while striking out seven. J oel Voungblood 's first m ajor league ho mer in 183 games tied the score 2·2 in the fourth afte r the Mets had scored in the third on Lee Mazz1lli 's double a nd He nde rson 's single. ~ Q U ES TIO NED A B O U T Russell 's s haky fielding. Los Angeles Manager Tom LaS-Orda refused to ind ict his s hortstop. "Errors arc pa rt of the game." he said. adding t hat he did not intend lo bench Russell . whose ninth-inning error had cost the Dodgers a g;.ime agains t the Mets Monday night W II lie Montane?.. wh o had three hits. contribut ed som e heads-up base-running to the Mets victory. With Henderson at third. Montanez stopped when Lopes fielded I lodges· bouncer lie t hen st<.t rte d t o retreat toward fi rst. forcing Lopes to throw lo Steve Gar vey to retire Hodges ~s Henderson crossed the p lute. Subsequently. Mon- ta nez was run down between first and second. "I w as Jletling tired in the run- do w n ," Mootc nez said. "and kept !'(lancing back. hoping tha t Hende rson had finally scored." 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P11111y "rlO\ efter w•l<htno lhem come rrom bfltond In •II lllfat Oll,,.,.t IO Swtep ttle Gt•ntt said Kl'ough, I 1 ··well. I don L think \\inning 59 of our lust l IO 1s unattainablt! " T H E A 'S, NOW 32·22. had their win streak ~napped by left· hander Ken Brett an lhl' opener It was the firs t victory for Bren. 2·3. s inee hl' blanked Minnesota on five hits April 10 Uu ENOS AIHES. Argentan.i U\ P l A pc nu It y goa I put Austria into the second round or the World Soccer Cup Wcdm•s da ,. . while unrated Peru <.tnd Iran kept the g1anls a t bay AP Wl,..iMle Rut the A 's bounced baC'k and handed the Angels their 10th loss in 12 games. seoring the only run off starter Tom Gnffin. 0-2. 10 the fo urth on Gary Thomasson's doub le. Mario Guerrero 's sacrifice and Mitchell Page's grounder Johann Krankl. Europe's No I goa I scorer this sea~on, score<I from the penall y SPol in the 4<1lh m inutt' lo gl\e Austria a 1·0 win ovc·r Swcdl'n in Group 3 Spain held Brazil to a 0-0 draw 1n thl· same group MARVIN WEBSTE R FOLLOWS THE BALL AFTER SCORING. Thl' Austrians moved into tht second row1d a nd Joined /\rgen tin a <1nd Ital~. "ho qualified from Group I Tuesday Fat Lady Sings "It wa:, great to sl'e us come back hke that." said Manager J :H:k ~kKeon. who 'II send John Johnsoll' a{!amst ChT1s Knapp m tonig ht's series finalt• "We \\1.•rcn't hitting. so we had to scratch for everything we got " G ROL'P t P RODVCt:D two surprnses lloll <Jnd . runners up in the pi:isl World Cup in 1974. (ailed ·lo ~cl ·past the dO ·Or ·dit tackling of Peru aod could onl~ manage a O·O draw W ruhington Fans Celebrate Brett blanked the I\ 's on two h its over seven innings of thl· opener. Paul llanzell mopped up. losing th<' s hutout wh('n p1nch -hattt'r Dave R1.·ve r1ng ham mered a two-out homer in thl· ninth. "(WAS RE ALLY mentally up for this one. because I hadn't won for two months We've been See ANGELS. Page RZ Sc·olland was held to a I I dr aw bv Iran i:lnd even the Srots · iioal was a gift. scored by an lr an1an dcfcndcr Group 4 remained open . but Holland and Peru were favontt.•:- to advance. each with t h rce points from two games, IJ rou p p l ac in gs a ft cr Wl'dnesday's games Croup 3. Austria 4 Points, Brazll 2, Sweden and Spain 1. G roup 4. Holland. Peru 3. Scotland and 1 rnn t \vASll l~GTO'\I 1AP1 For \\'<ishington ba~kcthall r~n ... the Fal Lach hnall\ ..,an~. <.1nd the music t·ould riot h.JH' ht•l'n S\\t•etcr for th<: t·1ty that hi:id not ''on .t rnaJor ... port .• c•ham µ1 o ns h1p lor :1'; year.'> P e o p l (' I I <1 l' " t· d t i. neighborhood h<.tr.., lo ~l'(' lhc•1r \\.'c.t1>hmgton Bullets upset thc Scaltlc ~uperSon1rs 105 !>!'i \V cd nesday ni~ht for t he National Ha!-.ket ball Assocwt1on t1tl<· This cit~. "ta•re spr.rt,, nor mally t akes a IJ;,ick :.cal lo CONFLICTING OPINIONS l 'mp1re John :\lcShcrry. who signals out. has t he fm<1I sa)' O\'t•r the New York Mcls' Ron llod~es. who s1g1w ls s<.1fe. on a pl ay at the plate in volving Los An~c les Dodgers catc her Stc\'e Yeager ancl the Ml'ls' Bobby Valen tine Wcdncsda.v night m New York. Valen tme tne<1 to ..,con• I rom ~ceond aftl'r :1 base h it politics. wa.'> cau~ht 1.1r, 1n lht· Bulll'l" Son1l".-.. championsh11• ... erac•s p<Jnly because mo~t local I ans ne\l•r dr<.•a mccl until rcct!nl h th al thl'1r team would ~l'l lhal lar "I don't think an) body an tht· C'1ly eXJX'Cled them tv wan Lhe l l· tie... shouted Don Connor over the d m 10 one d owntown bar wht•rc rans celcbralcd Hobby Dandrad~c·:; ~amc·l'n<hng dunk shot by tossing popeorn and beer 1ntn l he air Th<· <'hamp1onsh1p 1s tht· ln-:-.t 1n llw team·s 17 )t'CJJ lri:lnchH•l' anrl lh<· first national sports t1llt· this l·1tv has COJl>)ed :.IO(.'C tht' Washington Redskins be<.tt the l'lw·.1iw Bears i:J rJ to win th(· j'., al :oni:ll Football League <'ham ptOll:.lllp in 1942 "" E WANT THE F'al Lach W<' want the Fat Lad)." began the chanl in one bar rl ur 1111! thl· final Quarter o f the· i: amt• a:-t :ms ;rnt1c1 pated I ha! \ wtorv \\3S nigh ThC' · F'<il L.idy relercncc \\as 111 ,1 quote b.v Bullet:-Coa('h l>ll'k ~lolla thal had n•c·e1ved "1dC' pubhc1t~ "ThC' oper:.i .Jin I 0 ' er l1I lht· Fc.tt Lady sings." Motta had salfl 1.·Jrl\ ti' the ;-;Bt\ pla)ofh against Ph1ladelph1a The quot•· hec-.1 m~· a s lo_gan of sup1J0rl "hen tht• Bullets were behind '"I hl:' Is One or the best lhtn!(s that·.., happened to Washin~ton thC' town·._ going to go crazy tontghl. .. declared one fan wh<1 toa~tNI I he Bullets' triumph in J cro" dect s ingles bar The place. like many other.. across town. was packed with Bullets suppQrter'> who watchect the ~amc on telcv1s1on from ~l'attle SUNSHINE, N. Y. SE11LE FOR TIE NEW YORK-The California Sunshine had its four-game wan- n 1 n ~ streak ~ri:ipped hen· Wednesday night when the Cosf.i Mesa.based team had lo settle fo r a l · l t ic with the New York. Eagles in an American Soccer League game Ancty-i;hapma n scored for the Sunshine tn the 76th minute after Tom Mul roy·-. penalty kick in minute 64 h;.id put the Euglt>s ahead Wrong-way Goal Saves Surf By HOWARD L. Hl\NOV OI Ille O.lly Pllel Statt The Chicago Sting o utscored the California Surf. 2· l. but un· fo rtunately for them . one of the goals was in the wrong net and ga"e the struggling Surf a 2·1 victory Wednesday night before a s mall t urnout or 4 .9!;3 a l Anaheim Stadium Anselmo V1c1oso scored a goal for t.ho Surf at 16 :31 of the second hulf lo break a scon ng dr ought. that lasted through bet· ter t han rout games and 442 minutes. 46 seconds in the North A m erlcan Soccer League owling. ti Rut 11 took a "gift" goal by Sting defender De rek Spalding for the Surf to break a four-game losing streak agrunst the Stang, now 1·13fortheseason Some years a{!o, Wrong W:iy Corrigan crossed the A tlanl it Ocec-n by plane when he \\as supposed to be heading West from New York ~palding also made a wrong way fl1J?ht lw1th the balll when he drilled a ~hot into his own goal a little more than a minute after Vicioso's tal- ly to give the Surf a 2 0 lead. Unfortunately for the Stang. this goal proved to be the d1f. fert'.'OCl' on the S('oreboar d The Surf had .s truggled through four stnughl shutout de· feats before meeting up with the l · 12 Sting and Co;.ich John Sewell feels has team hao:; gotten back ~' behC'f 111 itself "We po~s1bly lost a htth• bclwf m oursclve. ~ore th1c, ~.une." he said Was he sat1sf1ed \\1th the \'IC· torv' .:,.m c:;at1sf1ed 11 \H' wm every game one-nil." he said The Surf had 23 shots on goal to l'1ght for the Sti ng a n d otherwise dominated the .iCt1on 1n every re:spect but sconna "l t hank we totaJly dominated the game." Sewell added. "I will qualify that because dom1 natton comes with scorinf! goals. d oesn 't 1t? "We controlled the game for ~ percent or the time i:lnJ even though we didn't J?ct lhl.' clear s hot~ we dad an the four ~am(!l). we lo~t . 1 foll we \\.ere a five-ni l team tonight " l ri re1erence to th(• ~onl by Spald ing. ~well added "I doo·t think he real\7.ed where h e wa!\ and un1o rtune te1y Cfor t ht• Sling l. t he goal was in the way l See StiKF , Pa ge B:! · .. '• II:.! ~---------'h_u_,_~_,_,_,,1_•M __ 1 _1'~------------------------------~------------------------------------_::..S~O::::iCCER/PEOPLEINSPORTS Perf erl. Timing ar..,., • .,... .lod:t',\ Sl1.•\ 1• ( 'aul ht·n 1:-t•11gulft•d 1n \\ 11·al It p11".1°111 •·d 111 \t•\\' York 11, .1 hn11" JHthl1:--li1·1· \\ho .111111111111·1•!1 (',1111 l1a•11 •• :1utnl>1og r:1pli\. 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"We were a htllc flat after plav11li! l ht• Yankt•es d ~ox." :1d m1tted Sosa . "flut \\' l' <' a n • 1 t a I-c• ., n y l h tn g for ~ranted Wt• have• a lot o f con ltcfrt'l('t' no" wc should pl:Jy <1t lc•U!>I •;oo ha ll th1• rl's t of lht· w a v Lakers Trade Abernethy l,OS ANG E LES ti\f' 1 Tht· 1.o ... ,\ lll!l'l1·-. 1.akt.·r-. ,innounc·l'd lotl ~I\ t ht•\ lw\t· t r;ulc·d fll rw:i rd 1 om 1\tx·rnt·t hv 111 1 lw Buffalo h r "' ,. l'.., 111 t• ' c· h ,1 n g t' I o r ;, ..,c<.:ond round 111ck in Fridu)' ·., :\Bi\ !'Olll'J.!l' clr;1l't ·\b1.:rrwthy. ~1. ;.i vc ra gcd fi .H po111 t-. J ntl :.S r; rcho unds whilt· 1tldv1ng 111 7:l g am<.'!> for thl' La kl· I':-. <lu1·mg tlw pust Sl«JSon A 1 wo yt•.1r NH/\ vt•ll'ran. tlw fi·7 .\IJL•rnc·t hy ''as ;_i t h1 rd -rounc1 l'lw 1n· ol Lo~ Angl'lt·~ in 1971l aftl'r pl aying ht~ college• carcl'r :.at Indiana T he• s1·k•('t1on lradcc1 lnr by the Lakt"rs will h<> the• 3Rth overall 1n lht• draft and g1v£'s t he m two ... cconrl ·round picks FllUTGAM" CALIFOtlNIA OAKLAND •b r h llo •b r "bl l."""'u ux •• • O O O Edw••d\ JI> J 0 0 0 Ctf f( h )b J t t 1 tid CJU\ll pn t 0 0 U 8 0\IOrk rl • 0) I ll>Om•M>ll rl •I) II I) Rv01 If .. 0 In C,o~rrf'rO \~ J 0 U 0 H.w1tu· '°' .. 0 0 I' R•v,.ttf'IQ Ot1 t t t t i( )11\( .. \0nlo 4 0 1 \I N•wrnan 1D t 0 l n i ... ri., •o ChdJ~ '\ l 1 I I P•qt 11 J 0 II C 4 U O 1 Arm•• Cl ) IJ 0 0 ) I I (I E "'•n < ? 0 0 0 Al••otfld~r dh J 0 I 0 Ooton~ p r 0 0 0 0 I Dun< •n JD 1 O t 0 C.<IJ\• JI> I I) 0 0 lut..I>. ,l.J '-I • IOldb JI) I • I ,.,, ii<>•"'• 001 000 100 • Ori•••n1, l<•vnronQ IS 1 SO --Oroch K. 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II Q 0 0 0 OAICL.ANO keovon IW.•·•• /1 ' 0 0 I b Lolt.~V I 0 0 0 0 !lo•~ '• 0 0 0 0 0 Stt"t• So'.t "' T-1 11 A 6.S60 * AlliG£L llj()T£~ -S.nc~ Jim "•..-SI IOOlt OVtr <l' m dnaaer. I"" tt am l>a> 11 2 S ~cord •no II IM Angrt\ <1rC 001119 to •mprovt U1>on 11\at, IMV'll "••• to dO It •Qa•mt Ille Cle>l l.,ams In the 1- 1,,. nhl 11 <lat"'· •ncl..O/nq ton191>1, ••t "O<llMI 0 Akland, 8o-.ton, N"w Yori. """ Baltlmort .. , Lrm•n l•noo tc>rill-• "'' torr•cl PiKt a l IM plait, ano -ently IN l\OQlltmarlsh lluMP is 11•\t a "'4'mcwv. Bostock Pk kect up lllfH 1111> Ir IM •win o.u ano row""' 13 nits In Ills 1a S4 31 ~ Dal>. ii .41• CllP ....... -.e., BULLETS ... l\l1l l'I\ Kupchak a nd Unseld's 111•1• throw~ that cooled a Seattle 1d11 v 1n the f1na I, Cr antic manutcl\. TU F. SONl('S, who shol just 39 IJ t•r n •nl for the gamt? to Wui.hington·~ 45 1~rcent . trailed 79 HG afll'r three periods Seattle <'lost>ct to within 98·94 in the final lwo minutl's before Kupchak hit tt thrce·pojnt pluy with 1:30 to ~o . Frt'd Brown sank a free throw a nd hit a bank shot and Paul S1 las hit a layup lo bring tht> Sonics to within 101·99 with 18 Rcconds on th<' clock. But s ix se<.'onds late r. Unseld sank two free throws to <.'!inch the victory that ('Oded. once and for all. the Uullcts' status as the NDA 's lll'rt'nn1<1I bridesmaid "I wa:. just s tanding there and l h£· l.HJll boWlced through !Seat· 1 ll' l'l'nh•r l Marvin Webster 's h.• s:s . · · Said K upchak. who .:r&t>be-<I ~h~oost-b1ttl in ~ t·rc1wd of Soni<· plttycrs under thl' h,1 ,kl'I "I JlLSI htld 11 10 " "TllA"r Wi\8 " BIG play for Wm.t11nuton," 1w1d Wiike n". "II w 11 •. 11 l\llll('r piny 'ln K upt hok 'io. 11111 I 'l'hh\~th Wt·n· ~01ng Wt•ll WI lll tlw11 " 'l'h1•11. \I.Ith 1 :~ Nt'l'llOdli !(lrt llllfl I h1• lt11ll1•l1> 11h1•11r1 liy I Wll flOllll/I, I 'tt '>l'lil WllN l11t11Ptl lllh'OI lo1111lly 111111 h•vl I h11•t• d111111·1·~ to mu kt· two at Iha• In·•· lhrow hnf'. 111· 111111!.c•d 1111' (1r:.t hut rnatl1• I ht· 111'\I lwo "I J tt~I ~llln<I u 11 lh1•r1• 111111 -.1111111 mul h(lpc• t h<:y i.:o 111 ," 1'a1cJ I l11:-1t•ltl. T lw llulll'ts h<•d ljVOide<l 1•l111\ir1ut10n o n Sunday whe n I hl'Y roulNI the Sonics 117·82 at Lundovt•r. Md .• lo even the se ries at three victories apiece. And then they won the biggest fttt m e of all -on the roa<' Wednesday night. "THIS TEAM NEVER gave up." said Motta. 'Tm so proud of them . Nobody expected us to l!O this far , but here we are - NBA champions." Motta a lso praised the los ing Sonics. "T hese are two very fine basketball t.eams, "-he s aid. "It's too bad one had to lose , but l'm glad we we re not the ones." "No one except those involved kne w how far we came." said Wilke ns. "A lot of people aroWld the country looked past us . even when we were winning . We proved to the m we are a good ball club. "WASIDNGTON WAS a better team tonight and you have to give them credit for the cham. p1onship" WASHINGTON llOSI -O.nor10Qt "· H•r•• 17 Un1tld IS, Gre~\" 6, H-W>n I), C .JotiftS<>n ''• 8all.,d •. Wr19"I 2. ltUO<llak ll. fot•IS 40 2>-Jt 10~ S EATTLE: '"' -J JOl>nson 10, S•~ma 11, Web\ltt 21. 0 JoNISol\ •. l•/llllMnl 11, Brown 21. S1t•s •. Totals JS 19-4.J 99 Washl"910FI l t 11 '6 16-IOS SHlllt! 11 11 11 33-99 Fouled out -H•yes, Wllll•ms. Tot.I fouls - Washl"910tl)l,Se•lll•21 A-U .091•1Sutll•. F,.._Pftffe8J SURF •.. believe he was trying to kick it out of bounds ." Sewell fell the Surf became a little casual and compl acent afler getting the two goals. ·'That made the last 10 minutes nerve -wracking after they scored. didn't it?" Dick Advocaat scored the lone Sting goal with 10:59 left on an as sist from Gordon Meskovic. Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE 100 Respond to Want Ad Veeck's t'rom AP Dispatches ClllCAGO Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck sa ys everyone who answered wanl ads for a pitche r will have a tryout Th~ would-be bi~ leaguers include a person who s ent this on his Job application ··1 throw 't-m a ll -fastballs , sliders and hookers " Afte r looking o ver the more than 100 responses. Veeck said. "We 'll check out every one. Our farm department will send cards in viting each one to a tryout." Aflt•r vi e win g the responses. Vecck reached back 30 years ago to tell a tale that explains the invitations. ·'I had the Cleveland club a nd Larrv Alktns was a Cleveland fight promoter who own <'d a J01nl we used to closl:' up at night in St Louis ." Veeck 11u. vnGx s aid. "l..ai;.a_.bad a friend who loved to scout ~ou~ ballpfayers Just -as -allobby:-.. Te'U-go OlT on-fits vacation and look at kids playing ba ll " V('cck said one day ht• got a rrant1c <.'a ll from a s aloon kecpt.>r friend "llC' said his friend had found a real prospect ., .. I guve• our scouting people hls nam e and told the m to look him over ... Vt>t.>l'k i;uid the scouts did11 't follow Ve eck's re. •1111':-I nor :1 rollowupof a request he m ade . "T h•· m·xt lim1• Larry calll'<l he sa id. 'Now. 1m m1.•ho1ly t•ls\• k1\1)W)i uhoul him We ~Olla move m ;:.1 hours' ' I 11t11un :-ie·oots got into action loo late and a1111t h,·r C'luh 11!~11,•cl I hl· youngster for a mere $500 ''111!> namr-." s nit! Veeck , "was Mantle M l('kt·v Munu ... · · r-----Q.,.lr of IM D•11------. Na tional Basketball Assn. Commissioner Larry O'Brien with tongue in cheek kidding about the lengthy playoffs : "Maybe we should make the ser ies five out of nine games and play till the Fourth of July ... ft~ E•tft'efl I• an...,.t St-"n NEW YORK -Affirmed will try to win the Triple Crown Saturday when he opposes four other 3-year-olds including arch·rival Alydar in the Bel- mont Stakes. Affirmed. of Ha rbor View Farm. winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. drew the No. 3 pos t today for the 11/'l·milc classic. He will be rid· dell by Ste ve Cauthen. > Calumet F a rm's f\lydar. the De rby and Preakness runner up, will start from the No. 2 slot under Jorge Velasquez J a mes W. Phillips' Darby Creek Road. ridden by Angel Cordero. drew the rail. The two outside horses a re Ogden Phipps' Judge Advocate, J eff F'e II. and Miami Lakes Ranch 's Noon T i m e Spende r . Ruben Hernandez. Ebetdwre itt Sperts ... COLLEGE BASEBALL -USC and Ar12ona Stale are the fina l s urvivors in the College World Series following SC's 3·2 win over North Carolina and Arizona State 's 11·3 rout of Miami Wednesday at Omaha. John Wells ' sacrifice ny in the top or the .nin!h broke a 2·2 tie as the top.ranked Troja ns capitalized on two passed balls and a wild p1t<.'h in scoring their runs in the last two innings. Casey Lindsey scattered six hits lo lead Arizona State to its victor y a nd another s hot at Southern Cal to night. HORSE RACING -Saturday's Belm ont Stakes will be a rerun of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness with AIOrmed challenged by AJydar ac· cording to Lai Barrera, Affirmed's trainer .. Lallit Pinc-.v rode three winners at Holl.vwood Park and Frank OUvares on Roman Obelisk cap· lured the Westchester Stakes Wedriesda~ at Hollywood Park. Wrecks TRACK Cubn 's Olym p1<' ~<lid mNlal winner Alb~rto Juanto rf'na, won tlll' -iOO-metc r da~h 111 45.17 and East Gl'rmun.v s \:do lh yt't µut the ~hol 69·10'"' in an inte rnational track meet WedneMJay m Prague. Czt-chos lovakrn East Germany 's l\n· dreas Bus.sea won thl' 1100 1n I 45 5 while Harald Schmidt of West Ge rmany doubled m the 400 in termediate hurdles ~50.47 > and the 200 t21 241. GOLF The only Amcncan rema ining in a fie ld of 16 at lht• Ur1 t1sh Amateur champ1onsh1ps at Troon. Scotland. 1s 52 year-old Frank Campbell following his 3 &11<1 I victory over Peter Buchanan o ( ScoUand Campbell meets Gavin Levenson of South Afric a l oda y Ok laho ma State sophomore Rafael Alarcon, from Guadala;ara. Mexico. Nhol a 5 unde r p<ir fii to t ake the first· round 1nd1v 1dual lead m lhl· tt.CAA champ1onsh1p:. al Eugene. On• • -SOXiNG -LOS 'AlfR1!1~ecCOl' R1Vt: •• tt4fn-- ralhed to take a unanimou~ l~und decision over AUl{USlin i:strada or F.I Paso In a fight at La~ Vegas .. N1caraf(ua ·s Alexis Arguello will de· fe nd his Junior lightweight WDC c rown against Vilomar •·emandez of the Dominican Republtc at Madison Square Garden July 26 ... Odds on WBC heavyweight champion Ken Norton to defe<tt l.arry Holmes m La:-Vegas Friday night have dropped to Ii s. Bi\SEBALIA L1m1ti(lg the Sar. Diego Padre~ to six hits. Ross Grimsley of Montrea l became tht· maJor ll'a~ues' firs t 10-~a ml' winner Wt>dnesday m an 8·3 win :it Montreal Cincinnati· .. BUI Bonham gamed his seventh victory against no defeats in a 9-6 win over the Chicago Cubs as lhe Reds took over first place in the National League West race ... Phil Niekro frustrated St. Louis on four s ingles and Bilr Pororoba npped a grand ""L•H•u•o s lam homer to lead Atlanta lo a 6·0 victory ... Jim Slaton five·hJt the Milwaukee Brewers and Rusty Staub kno<:ked in four runs with a two-run home r a d ouble and a sacnfice fly in Detroit's 8· 1 win OTHER SPORTS !'cw Orleans Jazz guard Donald "Slick" Watt!> Jn<.l h1" tamtly es caped wtth minor inJunes whe n the ir car overturned near Pendleton. Ort.· Sc(Jll1sh soccl'r star Willi~ Johnston was t•sc:ort<'d awa y by uniformed police a fte r landing in Lont.lon Banned for hfe from play ing for S<.'olland m World Cup soccer. Johnston. 1n tear s . had no c:ommcnt . !\lark Roth. with a 22:? average through 12 games . has t aken the lead m the Portland Open professional bowling tourna- ment ... Rains have radically altered the course tor 430-milc Ba)u lnte rnacwna l for <'ar~ and motorcycles. which begms F'nclay Wo~ At hi.et~• Need Sup pert. RENO Women athletes need s pecial support bras 1us t as m alt' athlel('" need Jockey ~tretrj.'-, <.1c·cord1ng to <1thlf't1l' 1 hcrap1st Joan G1llctt1.· S he endorses th<' ~upport bra a~ a c n t1ca1 piece of equipme nt for fe m al<' athlctt?s and adds lhe t·ustom-fllted bras a re a rea! breakthrou#!h for largP breasted women who may shy away from -;port!' because they a r(> conccrne<f about a dequate breast support The brus also he lp to prevent a condition known a!; "Coopers Droo p." whl're lack oC support can result m s train on bre ast ltga- ments causmg the breasts to sag S ports on Radio, T\f RADIO: Today Bascbal! -Dodgers at Mon treat. 4·30. KABC 1790 1. Horse Racing -Feature· Race from llollywntHI Park. 5 30, KIEV (117(\• Tonight Buselw ll Angels at Oaidcind . 7 30 KMPC moi. TV: None scheduled FOOTBALL -The San Diego Chargers have signed wide receiver John Jefferson out of Arizona State for a re ported $400.000 over a four -year span ... The Char gers also signed tackle Milton Hardaway and running bac k llickey An· derson ... Randy Slmmrta, the USC wide re· r;r••••••C~N••••••~ ceiver. was a mong 18 players signed by the Buf. 91 falo Bills Wednesday ... Ohio State has been reprimanded for football reeruiting and student s 1 0 benefit violations from 1973 to 1975 by the NCAA. I T he action does not include any' sanctions and will :'I s CNITH THIS CO~POf f 11 • not affect the unive rs ity's eligibiHLy for post· • seaso n rootball bowl games or te levision ... Placekicke r Terry Harris a nd two East Divis ion W L Pct. GB NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB others have left the Air Force Academy. 1---------------I ON ANY ADDITIONAL I MALCOLM REID Mqr. says: you dott't ha•• to ~ a l~s man for basing to ,,... SIMS•· -W • haY• aYailable lftost m ok•s and models. Ran9i1u1 in prica from under SI 00. ~ month on up. Call me for a leas. quote or better yet co"'e in and H• me today! L Hol'lon l\:('w York 01'1 roil Baltimorc> Milwaukee ('l<'v eland Toronto 36 19 .fi55 31 22 .585 4 l9 23 .558 51 'l 29 25 537 61? 2ti 2fl . 500 8 'n 23 28 .451 11 19 32 .375 15 We st Division Oakland K:rns as City T exas 1\ngels ('htc ago '.\tinnesota St' a tile 32 22 .593 27 22 .551 2112 26 24 .520 4 27 2f; .509 41h 22 29 .431 81 2 21 31 .404 10 19 38 .333 141 ~ Wtd-•Y'l S<.,., A"•«I> •O 0 .. 1-1 I r .... ron10 •t C•f-11(\t ,;nd 1, ppd '''" ',.,,Otf l. MilW•Uli·~' <.rue tt'lo I, Mlttnr\Ot~ l " •n .. ,,.h (11~ .)f f P 7tt\ PM fttlt t'4,.'11¥ Vor i. c>. St~tth t Only l)•tf'f'WO\.\,hf't1UIM ToNy"i C.amr\ An41eh ~n-1>-41 "' 0..k•••M 1 JOlln...,n ' J " f n•c•qo IWOOl••"natr •1•11d MAll"tk )6 >I n Only Qdm.-S SCtw!OUl(<d Friou 1~amh N~w Yor'< •I ... _.,, n MonM M>l• •I Ot1tl\'lar111. n •""lh C1ly•I 0!!1•041. n ro,.onto.-c MHw°""'"' n (f'lltlllllOO At T~V.,\ n Aa•t1m0f• "' O..~t•no n Bo\lon •• Soe11111 .. , n Chicago 29 21 .580 P.hiladelph1a 28 21 .571 1,2 Montreal 29 24 .547 1112 New York 26 30 .464 6 Pittsburgh 23 28 .451 6 'h St. Louis 21 35 .375 11 West Division Cincinnati 34 21 .618 San Francisco 32 20 .615 in Dod gers 28 25 .528 5 San Diego 23 30 .434 10 Hou ston 22 29 .431 10 Atlanta 20 31 .392 12 ...... , •• kw .. New Yori.. 3, o...tn I C1nc1nnat1 t , OllCllQOt Montror •I. S.n Ole900-J. llr~t o~"" t omlll• uon ot w-o<t..,. Phll•~'""'• s. S.n f-r•nl•KO. Hou\lon .rt Plt1sburqn. DOCI rdln A1l1n11 3, SI Lou•\O TMay'•G•mu Oeft•n tw tlon •·)I .. M4rotr@•l IA00trU .)I ... 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I •• TENNIS/ BASEBALL/ VOLLEYBALL .4r a Te1u1.i Roundup------ V an Linge on Tour John Wa~ nc ~·lub pro Jf'rn V•a I.Inge, ~ho &long "1\h m•xed doubles partner Gall Glugow were upset Sunda\ ln the finals o{ the Adoption c"u1lci tenni:, toumcy, will be taking a leave of ab6t!nce from lhe r lub slarttng this wee kend to pr~pa1 e for the UJ>('oming U.S. Open r lub semifinals tn New York July 25-27 Van Linge, a form e r I.A Strings player and top pro in the area, will make stops an 81rm rngbam, Alabama and Georgia lo play in some major touma· ments on tus way to the eastern seaboard. In the U.S Open, Van Llnge will team with Glasgow in lhe mixed doubles and with touring pro Tom Leonard in the men's doubles. ·aenelit Event The Harbor Racquet club will be holding a tennis skills touma· l''or further mrormatton cau 8 17 8878 Entries for the Laguna Beach Doubles Tennis Classic must be f.\lbm atted by~ pm. Friday. En· tries and inquiries should be made to the sponsoring Nolan • ll~al Estate office at 494·9473. The tournament Is slated for ttw weekends of June 17·18 and June 24·25 on the Laguna Beach lltgh and Irvine Bowl courts. Procet•d s will be used to 1m· prove the city's public courts. Wagne Club S1tuflbed~; MARY JANE SMITH In the most recent issue of T ennis Magazine. the John Wayne club in Newport Beach was cons picuously left off a list which ranked the top SO clubs in the nation. Included on the list were Los C::iballeros in Fountain Valley OC Stars' Girl Trips and the Newport Beach TC. Top Ex-mates brass at the Wayne Club were ., ____ m_ent fo~_P.layers lLiit ™!:-OJ\ -:tun'e IT. A11 proceeds from the event will J?O to the California · Youth Tenms Foundation for un- derprivleged younRste rs who can't afford the cost of tennis lessons. miffed . . so much so that ~~.il~:(f;;+.--t1tW;;~r-h"n-WiUig plarrs--to tAfJ ~ SANTA -BA-RB*RA ~ - for a trip for the editor of TennlS The Orange County Magazine. so he can see first Stars. who had nothing hand what the wayne Club Of· but trouble here last fcrs. year . losing three out of Entry blanks can be obtained at the Harbor Racquet club. nearby sporting goods stores and at city park and recrea-~ I ton a I departments or you can call CYTFat (714)830-5610 Entries will be acc-e ptcd uµ tu lhe day of the event. The touma· ment wilt start at noon with singles matches in the A and R d1v1sions. followed by the mixed doubles at a anct (· l> mixed doubles at '1 ·:m .JWl'C Na•e• Pro Pro Jim Gotses, in charge of Junior development al the John Wayne Tennis C lub. will be leaving to go into the real estate investment business and will be replaced by 1'1ike Amador, who 1f> a native of California and h<.1s sµe nt the past three to four months with the club. Entpl.oyee• Read fl The greater Orange Count' Employees Assoc1at1on will be JERRY VAN LINGE holding a tennis tournament this weekend For turther information call tournament director Mike Mathis at 89--1-9837 or 586-0350. Dorton S~ore Well South Coast Pl::i1.a Hotel \\a!> the Sl l C or a ch<.1 mp1ons h1p pli.ty<>ff to concludt.• the Raucou~ Cau cus round robin tennis c1rcu1t recently. High point Wtn· ne rs included threl' players from a doctor's round robin Or. Paul Kuhn and wife Jack ie of Newport Beach and Tess Cowan of Lido Isle In the cha mp1onsh1p final. J a ckie Kuhn and Lonny Hardeman defeated Cowan and Paul Kuhn 1n a sudden de ath ue- hreaker Et·ents Planned Entries are now b<'sng accept· (•d for the &"enth Annual Foun tain Valle\ Tennis Club tennis tournamerit.Julv l·4and8·9 De adline tor· the tournament, whic h 1s oJ)(!n to players of a ll d1viswns.1s J unc 14 Among the arguments from four meetings .. started the Wayne Club is that 1t boasts the 1~78 campaign on a more top-ranked players than prom1smg note as . they any other tennis club in s wept by the Spakers C l·r three games to none at orma. Wednesday nt~ht take No~ DUO OlJI'.,· over ~ole possession of n.1 n f 1 r s t p I ace 1 n l h <' CHARLES HURT The North's s upposed height s uperiority is taking a batlenng before the 13th Orange County All-star basketball game gets under w::iy June 17 with the loss of 6·8 Mike Witt. a Servile High star. who has signed with the California Angels and leaves for duly June 16. Also lost ea rlier and not ~e leNcd was 6·8 Steve Trumbo of El Modena High. who left for Iln~ham Young Untvers1ty. The South attack was damaged when Capis trano Valley High guard Bob Charles dropped out due lo a knee in· 1ury Santa Ana's 6·8 Jim Galla has not shown up for practice and 1s out of the game. lntcrnat1onal Volleyball A~sn.'s W es tern D1v1s1on. The game scores were 12·10. 13·11. 15-13. Mary .Jane Smith. who played for Sa nta Barbara last year, had an outstanding game for the Stars as she came up with 14 saving digs. The victory by the Stars (4-1 > moved the m a half game in front of the Sp1kers. Santa Barbara's cf· forts were hindered an the game because of an tnJury to right-side hitter Pe te Stefaniuk. who re- ce1 ved il shot due to a sore arm and was l1mtl· cd to only blocking .... v" ALL v" ALL /ALL SLACKS JACKETS VESTS 8Qrg Breezes Past Ramirez PA RlS <AP I -· ~weden 's Bjorn Borg but Mexico's Raul Ramirez. 6·3, 6·3. 6·0 today to move into the sem1f1nals and a step closer to his third french Open tennis crown. MOW FOR A LIMITED TIME OML Y 20%oFF n a swimming Pool ... 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Men'' OloarterllMll 01<> s1001cn. u !. , CH>f Manut't Or<1nlt>. Sp.om. S·l, 6·l , 6·' 6 4, Gulll~•mo V114) A•Qenton• bHI H•~ GlldeMtO\l•r, Oulr, • • 2·6, 6 I l-<>. 6) w-·· °'6at1orf ..... I' BttQtlff' Stt'N>n, fran<f'. Ott Mtra!tlav• Bendlov•. C.Zf"ChO~k>vi.tki11t, & l , o l . V1<91r11a Rull<•, Ro~;!:~\ g:~;:.o~~~:!'· Un.Qu•y. t..l. • • &-o Brl•n <;o111t1e<1. U !. <1ncl Pavt R•ml•et. ~l!co. ~•• At11\Ut' A~ US •nO f'red MM.Nit, U S , 0 •. 0•7 Delany an All-star FRESNO-Costa Mesa High product Dennis Delany, a four-year starter at UCLA as a catcher at UCLA. was named on the NCAA 's District 8 All· star ba~eball team. And Rich Rom mel. a product of Mission Viejo High and a pitcher with Fullerton State. was chose n on lhe S('<.'Ond team Delany, aside from his defensi ve ability behind the plate, hit the ball at a .339 clip. Also .making the first team were pitchers DC'rek Tatsuno (l{awaii) and Bi ll Bordley !USC l, outfielders T1111 Tolman <USCl , Craig Johnson <UCLA l and Tom Dodd <Ore~on ), infielders Dave Engle <USC>. Ron Johnson <Fresno Stale>. Randy Johnson <San Jose State> and Dennis l3arlield (Ca I), and designated hitter Jim Rothford <Fresno Stale I. SBVC Grid Coach Dies SAN BERNARDINO <AP> -Funeral services will be held Friday in Stockton for Donald C. "Tiny" Campora. former San Francisco 49ers player and head football coach at San Bernardino Valley College for the past two years. Campora, 50, died Monday following a heart attack at San Bernardino County Medical Center. He had telephoned-the college earlier in the day to say he wasn't feeling well. and then cbecked himself into the hospital. Campora joined the staff at SBVC during the 1976 football season, and was to have become athletic director th.is summer. CA ·s C OLLA 'S. TIUCICS 4WD LAHDCRUISMS TYPtCAI. .:II t.10 OPCH EHO lEASE. CQAOUA MODEL AM RAOIOIMOOEl •6011 s7 444 nus p« "'°' TAX Cop C<)OI w ee ~.,...I "°73 fetll4 "'" ... ~ "~·· -••• "'0 ,..,I "tte.nt• ' • • I . . . . . . . ' . Thursday. June 8. 1978 DAILY PILOT 83 Halos Stay Home Angeh Draft From Own Backy~ or the five Orange Coast a rea products selected in Wednesday's por. lion of the maJor league baseball draft. three were tabbed by the Cahfom1a Angels. Ri ch Rommel and Tim Wallach. who played for Cal State Fullerton this past season, and Bill Spnngm an, who s larrect a l Ora l Roberts University in Tulsa . Okla . were draft· t·d by the An~els . Also selected Wt're liCLA ·., Dennis Delany by the St. Louis Cardinals. Maler Dei 's Bob Meacham by the Chicago Whale Sox and Southern Cal College's Randy Greer by the • Philadelphia Phillies. Springman. a 19i4 graduate of Dana Hills lhgh who attended Sad dleback College. Cerritos College and then went to Oral Roberts where ht> batted .310 this season. was s~ected on the seventh round of the regular phase. A second baseman. he hit a ' grand slam homer against Anzona iucH llOMMEl. otE""" ol!u~ State in lhe College World ~ne~-_ ·-- -.,__. ------·-~n1tal11~n.r_ ffF~ "f1l~-eman who Meacham. the only prepst.er on the prepped at University l hgh and .went area hst, will graduate from Mater on to Cal State Fullerton after astmt at Det High this month. An infielder, he Saddlebark. was tabbed on round was drarted in the J4th round by the eight, the 196th player_P1cked. Wallach Chicago White Sox after batting .388 was the Southern Caltfom1a Baseball for the Monarchs this season. Assoc1ah~n MVP this pas t campaign In Tuesday's action. Orange Coast after leading the Titans with a .400 bat· College's Bobby Smith was drafted ting average. 78rb1and16homers by M ilwaukec a nd Oral Roberts' Ron home rs. , Meridith. a Golden West College Rommel. tht'.'. Titans mOlJ!ld ace product. was tabbed by Houston. who went to M1Ss1on V1eJo H1Rh and Also included in \vednesdav':- Saddlcback College, '.'Yas tabbed on se lections were T im Flannery the 15th round. selection No 378. He Robert Palmer and Erik Hendnck:. had ;.i i ·2 regular season record with of Chapman Collcg(• and Cal State a 1 54 earned run average . Fullerton's Hilly Gore and Dan Dela~y. who prepped at Costa Whitmer Mesa High. was the 12th round pick O thl'r!> inc lud e d Sa n Juan of th<' St. Louis Cardmals. He was the Capistrano resident Christopher captain of the UCLA team this past Smith who played at USC. Canyon season and was the first team All-High's Mi chael Bya rs. Troy Hjgh's Pa.c1f1c 8 Conference s outhern John Christensen and ex-Savanna d1v1s 1on lllg h pitcher Brian Hayes. 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MeW, Dated /oMr 1S. 1973 (qlllorn1A9?Uo ESTHERHCLMS ti• ur" W ano S J<I.,.. Watl11M. E •r<ulri• Ol lhe Wiit ol ~•l t M lllbnc!Qe Core le, Hunllnoton the •bove ""'~ oec-nt !:le"< h, c..t11tom•a ~ OAM8ACH & DAMBACH G C:r.1111 dnd caro1.,., A M<C.rw. "°' ow ... """"411 A- -· It MlllO<UIQ• C.r"e· Hunt1noton C..1109• P.nc. CA">Ol tlfo<W,:;;~I~~ 'l?t:...a L HAwl<tt, I~~'it!:~ncutlrl• 17~11 Quintana Lane. Hu"t•ngton PuOhs....ci 0.-Coa\I [).l•ly P1101, 11 .. ttcn (.;thlorn1•92-June I, I. IS, 21, 1'71 Tr;,, bU\tn.t"!io\ t \ <GndUCtPCI by a Jttnf • ,1 p~rtrwr-.hlo, ffructo W W•lk1,,.. T nt' \ta~t wM t••fld with lnP r nunty (I-olOr;inqa C:O..ntyon Md• '2113-18 PUBLIC NOTICE •j ,,,. ------------ MICHAEi. S.. McCAllTIH Altor"•• •• L..iw IJ•n• ol Cotla MH.t 81do!- ltlO H•rOGr 8'vcl \UUf" 214 Co\l.a MtY, (Alllw111a •2'1• hi 17141 ~7S51 F09~J ••uoh\nf'd O<~ Coast Oa.1y Piiot, M ,. J't ,.no JUftl '· 8, tS. 1971 l'tCTITIOUS 9USINt!SS NAME STATEMENl Tiie lollowlno 119non~ ••• do•t>Q tK.iStl'W'~"'\. .,. REMOlESOUN0,ll)W 111"SI., No. F, Cosl.I i'Nw , Callfomla 91671 Nat~ e..,1 Penotey m w 11111 St .. C.osta Me\..t, Clllforn•a •11>11 Ronoell ScOll H011911""· 111• N. Spurgeon, S;tnta All.l, CAlltornl• •7701 )OS7 78 Tnos bu,1neu 1, conou<leCI by " Qe"9t•I par\11e~IP. N E.~n01er Tiiis ,,,,_, w•s lllfd "''" lite -----------1 C.Oun11 Clerk of Or-C.Ount1 °"May PUBLIC NOTICE FtCTtl lOUS 8UMfWESS NAME STATl!lllleNT 23, 1q19 'r1r ftJU0•1ng pet'~ ere 00f1'0 b,., •• , ...... , d\ ,UNSE r Tl'.RRAC:E HOMES. 410t .. f'Mft> PVbllsMd Or-~1 Oa•IY PllOt, May JS~ June I, I, IS, "11 )O()f.ll w .. ,teriy Plil<t Su•te 101 New00r11------------ B•M "· c:> 'l?IM>O T n• Jolin Motrl1n Comp.my, a PUBLIC NOTICE ( tl1tr1tr'Uct lOf"Pof'"dOOf'\., •101 Wtt\tf'r1Vi..------------- F1Al", ~·~ 101, N'w"°" ~". CA c~ .... , ~;..,,o SUPEltl~ COUllT OF TME llob•r I I. Hrtni .. lh~lf,., 809 STATE 01' CALIFOltNIA FOlt , .. M•Od ...... _,,. SMI oe ........ 1,, CA lHECOUNTYOFOllANGE < •'1 No.A."6014 H!wMd r looe,, .. Tr\.ISl~r OI NOTI C E OF H E.t.RING O F t <>>• r IJ "i\trueluln Co. l"CorporetPcl l'IETITION FOR '1109AlE 0, WILL Y ''" y Pu•<.....,.. Tr'V't dalf'O 11Ul11>. ANO FOlt LETTERS TESTAMEN· llot I ~ourtll SI ,!>.>nt~AM CA97JOS TAllY ANO AUlHOlllZAllON TO I"" bu~•nc» 1~ conclu(lecl by a A 0 MIN t STE II U N D £ R TM E l~torr •I partl'll'rWp INDEPENDENT AOMINISTAATION lMJottn~rtlnCome>an~ OF EST"TES ACT JoMT M.orhn p,..,,,...~• Cslaltt of BLANCHE H . HIX, rn,. ~1at~ .... ~ 111ec1 w1tro Int Dotui..c1 Couroly Cler~ ot0."'9 '°""''on M•v ,..OHCE IS HEREBY OIVEN 11\al II tq/8 ll08EAT AOAMS RADCLIFFE. JR . F"4 ... Ila\ 111..0 11er,on • pelillon tor Pr-te l'tlbl"M l~t AOmlnl\tra410ft -------------tot E\l.ates Act. ~fer-enct to wlll<PI h l-UBUC NOTICE meoe tor 1ur11ter 1Nrt1<111•rs, -111•t -------------clN ume and 1)4.C. ot 1>eerh>11 tfle "'"1e OAOIEll OF NOTICE llaS ~n MC tor June 21, 197', a4 10:00 :sTATE OF CONNECTICUT " ..... In IN COIN!•_,"' ~partrnent SUPEAIOA COUltT No, 3 ol \1110 court, Ill 700 Clv>c (Mier COUNTY 01' FAIRl'IELJ> Oriv• WMt. '"lite Cly of ~nl.I An•. Al 8RIOGEPOltT Cllllomla " Ma• 1• 1m D•t.ed June 2, lttl T ~C I tPST CONNECflCUl WILLIAM£ SIJOMN, • county Cltrll .>M"\Lt. BUSINESS INVESTMENT WALTER N WETTEltMAH CO'f PANV \ UwOlllces~WllllamE.9.>h• w i.LMAN RE~L ESf4TE CON 1117 N.l,_.Y,S..11•2ll PAIN ·~·c ET AL Sant• ..... CAfUtl Nti'•c E TOALMAM COTA Tel. Ol•t'l'>-1''1 Allornty tor: Polltl-u N TH E COMPLAINT ot Ille Publl\fll'CI Orange c.o.st Deity Pilot, f,:,:111,11:~~:,: ,:,,."",:::;,.t, e:,~';! :, J -1. I , 14.. lfrl 1111-71 tort , tor ,.trltt torfl('o~urtt ot \..lid mor •oe. ouc 1n 111e e•~n• that ,,,_1-------------1 Un•""' Stal!'\ 04 Am., ice I\• party.,._ PUBUC NOTICE leni nt al I,,. tuno ol ludll"-1. "*'a for lo\u,.. by \oll•. a reol.,.r OI NOTICll INVITIMO a1DS r"n • Cll'flclN>CY l"°ll'l'*'l. 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Of rt1ac11no _,. -•II Didi or to ••'"" •"1 lttfltulerlllH or lntor"'•lllle\ 111 •nY lllCI or Ill lllt blOClll\ll \1.,..0 NC)JIMAN It WATSON ~IV &oard OI lrU)fffj Ollefl J.-, •. 1•11-11 00. ,,, 1>u011.-Or ... eoe• OatlY "''°'· Pul>ll\llld o.-. Coar.I D.l•y Pikl\, J • ) t1• J ..... t t. 1'1'1 lllW , I t Ul(>-I. Ruttman (Joe) Raees at Riverside R IVERSIIJ~ The name ot ftut· lman h~ bet-n 1trnund aulomoblle ral'ing slnl't lhe tarly 50s when Troy wo11 tht-Jmlianapolas SOO-mile race for J C Ags3anian in 1952. Sunday at R1vcn.1de fntemationjl Raceway. •mother Ruttman wtll be \•ery much in evidence. Ruttman will t>e completing a whirlwind weekend in Sunday's race. He will qualiry Friday tor the 200- kllometer event. then fly 2.500 mile~ to Toronto and drive in a USAC st.o<'k car road race at MosspoM Saturday He will return to Ontario for Sun- day's race to complete the cycle. When ~Y won at Indy in 1952. Joe was a 7-year -old schoolboy 1n Lynwood. But racing was in his veins. race for many years. I decided that it I dldn 't start soon I'd get to the aite where I'd have to change my ~oats and do something el:le 10 r~cmg besides drive." Joe's first attempt at driving a ra ce car came lrt 1963 when he drove his older brother's stock car in the in- augural Motor Trend 500 and Clnished 10th. This lime 1l will be 33 year-old Joe Rull man. the vouni!er brother of Troy whO will be competing in the Warner W Hodgdon 200 Grand American race. a companion feature to the NAPA 400 Winston Cup stock car race . "Two years before l came out here to UpJand. I shifted Into a major pro· gram:· Ruttman says. "I wanled to "I was so bubbling with en lhusiasm and confidence." he says, 'I thought that 1f I could do this well with no experience. l 'd be another Pamelli Jones or Troy Ruttman . ~ 9.88 Not available •t Sdnta Ana. SALE! Reg. 12.88. Front end wheel alignment. Includes complete suspension 1nspec.11on. caster and camber check and adjustment as needed steering wheel positron check. toe·m and toe·O:.Jt. followed by a road test Add11ional $3 charge for cars equipped with torsion bars and add1!1onal S2 chargo for cars equipped w1tn air cond1tion111g Call for an appointment now and save Most American cars. .. ~~-1 I · m.J 2.88ea. SALE! Reg. 3.77 ea. Your choice tone-up kits. Kits for most VW bugs. most Toyotas and Oatsuns. Hurry m and save! 5.88 ea. SALE! Reg. 6.99-7.99. Your choice of RAC"' oll pressure gauge or ammeter. Both Include 360 degree cradle mount, fully enclosed backplate. mounting and connecting hardware, more. 1.99 to 3.99 SALE! Reg. 2.99 to 4.99. Purolator• air filters ••• $1 off! Helps improve engrne performance ,and eH1c1ency Sizes to flt most American cars. l ll ~•eshene<S Hang up the popular "Love 1s· c.artoon couple and freshen-up your car• 3.88 SALE! Reg. 5.66. Kr1ve>c"' no-tangle 12 ft. copper clad battery booater C41ble. Save now! 49.88 SALE! Reg. 69.99. RAC9 Prec:lak>n Maat9r Teat and TuM Kit. Includes: "Maxi-Tune" Ignition Analyzer. DC ilming light, compression tester, and tots morel ea. Size BR78 x 13 Reg 46 99 oa. F.E T 1 99 ea TWIN STEEL BELTED RADIAL WHITEWALL •Two steel belts SALE! •Two polyester radial plies • Whitewall styling • Sale prices include installation Size ER78x14 FR78)(14 GR78x14 HR78x14 GR78x15 HR78x1 5 JR78x15 LR78xt5 Reg.price 54 99 ea 55 99 ea. 59.99 ea. 63.99 ca. 59 99 oa. 63 99 ea. 67.99 ea. 69.99 oa 49.88SALE (excepl mag wheels) Sale price FE T 42.88 ea. 2 40 ea 44.88 ea. 2 58 ea 47.88 ea. 2 76 ea 49.88 ea. 2 96 ea. 47.88 ea. 2.83 ea 49.88 ea. 3.03 ea. 54.88 ea. 3 19 ec'\ 56.88 ea. 3 34 ea Reg. 59.99. Mtdl1ncf8 40-channel LE.O. CB radio. S/RF meter. L.E.D digital channel 1ndical0f that's clear and easy to read. Transm1ltor indicating light. and more 2.99 gal. SALE! Reg. 3.44. Prestone" summer coolant. Add to your cooling system Helps keep engine from overtleatmg L1m11 Foul Per Cu .101n1 1 e ,, ~~ • 16.88 SALE! Reg. 19.99. RAC" custom "speed" tachometer. 3" 1Uum1nated dial with widev1ew scale. Universal 360 degree mounrmg and more. 16.88ea. SALE! Reg. 19.99. ea. Your choice Cal Comm"' CB antenna sale! Choose hberglass trunk and roof mount or magnetic mount baseload CB antennas. 8.99 Cal Comm,. replacement mfctophoneforyour CB radio. Low impedance hand mike. For modem elecirornc switching CB sets. 20%off! 99¢ Reg. 4.44· 7.99. Kravex • custom tlllored hypelon spat1t plug wire seta. Applications for most American and foreign cars. Hurry In and save! Velcro~ edheslv•back mike holder. Double adhesive cloth adheres to mk:rophones and other small ~. No screws or hardware needed. (not shown) AUTO RACING 57.88 pr. SALE! Reg. 69..99. Kraco• Trimex 3-way car stweo speakers. Two speaker systems wtth bess, separate midrange. and tweeter In eac/l 6it9" enclosure. ~~ ·r ..JL \•"r-'·------, l ~ i I I I ( ) ~ J' 1.' " r. (1 __ /J' f=-~ ='=\\ ~·~~.;~ 18.88 SALE! Reg. 2:2.99. Kricket~ CB speaker holder. Hump mount style. Now at a super sale price• 39.88 SALE! Reg. 49.99. Kraco ~ mini cassette player. Stereo sound tor your car ... small enough to fit 1r. your <JIOve compartment. 1.44 qt. SALE! Reg. 1.88. M11rve1• myatery oil. Add It to youc present QBS or 011 to keep your engine running smoother. Use your JCPen ney charge, Master Charge,t or Your Family Discount Store VISAI BankAmerlcard."' Sale prices effective Thursday. June 8 through Saturday. June 10. ~' ....... ti BUENA PARK: Beach at Orangethorpe •Open weekdevs 9:30 to 9:30 -Sundays 10 to 6 ORANGE: Cit y Or. at Gorden Grovt Bl"'°. • OJ*' weekdays 9: 30 to 9 -SuMavno to 6 SANTAANA: 3900 So. Bristol -No. of St. eo.sr Pier• •Open ""kd1ys 9: JO to 9 -Saturday 9. 30 ro 9 -Sundays 10 to 6 ---- OUTDOORS M New Lake Opem In Mission Viejo The long awaited opening or Lake Mission Vic10 allr arted more than 4.000 Lake Mission \'1e10 Assn. members and their guests last Saturday The new private facility was stocked with rainbow trout, bass aod sunfish for the fishing e nthusius t s while boaters launched lhelr own crafts at the access facility. The lake features a grassy t>ark area for picnickers and nearly 900 feet of sand at Playa Del Norte for sun bathers . Highlighting the day's events was ~he fishing derby. Scores of angle rs competed to win-prizes tor largest.smal'»sUnd mosl-ftsh hooked during the three-hour con- test. Seven anglers won first place honors: RusseU Parker hooked a three po und . l3·oun ce ba ~i.. lhe larcesl tn the adult category. and also won for the longci.t s tringer, with fish weighing col· le ct1"ely f1v<! pounds , nine ounces. V mce Hubbard C'aptured first place ror the largest in the youth category with his 13-ounce bass. Mission VieJo youth Scott Siemens snagged six sunfish at a co_Jlective weight of three pounds. five oun~s to win honors for the largest stnnger. Bob Sprain was the adult who captured the smallest fish. a bass of 128 millimete rs . while Stanley Sung won for his 134-mi.llimeler-baft; in t~Oulh category. And finally, Ryron Weekes won the award for the lar~e:,t s tringer in the children 's category. a six-ounce trout. Dick Robinson Newport Docks Draw All Types Thursday June 8. 1978 OAIL y PILOT B:S Oaanges Sought Plane Spotting Alarms Anglers The Fish and Oa m e Com- mission has asked DFG Direc- tor E .C. Fullerton to work out a compromise whereby spotler airplanes can be used to find broadbill and direct plank boats s o fish can be harpooned for market. Fullerton was instructed lo have this plan ready ror presen- tation at the next commisiuon meeting scheduled for Lone Pine. lnYo County, June 23. The fac t that the use of airpla np would be permitted again, arter h a ving been declared illegal two years ago. has alarmed man y s PQrtsfisbermen and a decided majonty·or planlCWar operators who would prefer to hunt broad- bill In the traditional manner. The main objection of the s portsmen is that a broadbill is s potted by the airplanes and harpooned while the fish are s wimming below tbe surface and invisible from sea level. This prevents an opportunity ror the fish lo be sighted and baited by the sport fleet when the broadbiII normally rise and tail on the swiace. ln a survey conducted by Clarence Hunt of Long Beach. 299 plank boat operators indical· t•d they were against the use of spotter airplanes . whale two s tick boat owners were for the plane. with six operators un· decided . arc agal.J\St the airplane is that the plane operRlor get.s up to 30 percent of the revenue from fish brought to market. And 295 commercial Its .. hermen, against 13 respondents. lelt the airplanes pose a threat to the swordlish r esource of California. On the other hand. the faction or commercial lishe rmen for s potter airplanes cite the em. c1ency or the plane and the necessity of meeling market com petition from East Coast and J a panese fishermen who do use airplanes. They ~laim too. that the broadblll resource is healthy and will not be damaged 1f Ure fish are hunted by air. The other common question being asked by all interested s port and commercial lisbermen 1s why such an important ques~ t1on is being resolved hundreds of miles rrom the water front <at Lone Pine>. precluding many fishermen from attending the meeting. Anglers Catch I · 31 Alhficore Thirty-one albacore weighing eight to 10 pounds were boated Wednesday 175 miles due south of San Diego. On Newport's waterfront. eventually you 'll run into every seafarer you know if you hang around the gas docks and tackle stores. Here, where the toys and gadgets are more expensive than when you we re a kid, the atmosphere is still like a neighborhood cave or treehouse. You don't know who's go- ing to come in the front or back door next. But it's always interesting. A GOOD DAY FOR FISHING AT LAKE MISSION VIEJO. One of the reasons the many commercial broadbill fishermen Three to nine pound sand bass. excellent barracuda and bonita fishing 1s reported from Hunt. ington flats to Dana Harbor. There has been a small showing of yellowta1l and white sea bass in the same area. When the gang gathers. no one calls the meeting lo or· der. Familiar and new faces come and go. A conversation might last five minutes. long enough to pick up a couple or six packs and some ice. before your old pal unties his yacht and rumbles down the channel. H~ngry Albacore Arrive SAN Dl~GO ~-'1«1 -a4 ........ : •M yello..\MI, ~ ling cod. "'" b¥••<..0., 1 wnd .,. ••• 160 tAllclo ... ~s. 111 ,.,,.0 .... 1 ••• ~ -•CK• 11\1\, I N Obul. Swift, Voracious Fish Now a Staple LONG •EACH ,....._. '1«1 • Jt ~ IS. DarrKud<I, 160 ~ t>H\, ,, c .. _ C.S..,. BUT THEN THERE IS 1ots of s itting -and pacing around and standing. Coffee and cigarettes are sucked up Lots of gossipping gets done ... when a thousand gallons 1s bt·ing pumped aboard .. while filte rs and oil art· l'han~ed. when old t ackle needs to be mended and the shoppml-( as done for new lures and gear. Fae<'~ you haven't seen in four or five months have surfaced again. Guys just back from Cabo San Lucas who have just been voices on the ra<lio s tretching 1.000 miles from Mexico. ThJS week. most of the conversation centered around stories about rough trips back up the line by Prowler. f'eh cidad, Legend and Ciervo -and the rest of the fleet saihn~ home. Lefty Garland. the skipper of the El Zagal. told about rounding the Cape to ma ke only six miles in three hours in "i Id, thundering seas. llF. MESMERIZED THE listeners, telhng of how Gene Grimes had the ventura blown away off the bridge of the Legend. He told of broken shafts and lost props and upside down dashes. tea kettles and scotch bottles. While he held sway, the gas dock gang of Bisbee. Ken· n y and J .D kept placing an odd assortment of junk on the counter by Garland's hand. An old piece of manilla rope, some rusty 10/0 hooks, a crushed football helmet. And among other crusty things. a beat-up plastic propeller. Now Garland's audience was geUing restless. All eyes were on the growing pile. The sea stories could wail. Whal in the hell was that stuff? Certainly not for the sleek El Zagal Garland had bailed us. He knew he had us. Hooked AOOcl~ "TROPHIES. H E SAID, I'm making trophies for the Second Annual Cabo San Lucas bar~ue, reunion and "hatev<•r for"Saturday." And so at came out. This was to be an intimate gather- tnJ? or soml' '100 to reminisce about this past season at the Cape It will be a gathering of captains. yacht owners. wives and friends. There will be a bar to lean on -the pulpit from which lo tell some yarns. And though the Costa Mesa location is a loosely-gua rded secret. next to the bar is a school yard. Here there will be some fun sturr. Like sack racing and egg-throwing_ contests before Lefty's trophies are presentc-d to the deserving ones. Garland explained a person had to do something im· portanl in Mexican waters to wm a trophy this year. THOUGH THE NAMES cannot be announced until the p.1rly. two )::iris will share The Hooker oC The Year Award tor catching game fish the vcrv first time they ever weol (1shing Another lady will i.:et lhe Sea Scout Knot Tying award for dinghy mooring at the 'ponga pier' because her boat invariably floated away The Bushmill Full Throttle prize is going to the guy that always ran his boat run bore in the ha rbor. rocking. the fleet around. There is a Captain Couraiteous plaque. too. This 1s for the s kipper that stocks and gets the boat all r eady for Mexico. then jumps s hip before departure. Gen. MacArthur will be happy to know there is an "J Shall Return" trophy na med after him. This will be given to som e people who have no intentions of ever returning to the Cape because of 13 days of trouble last trip. ONE OF THE OWNERS will be roasted for never catching a marlin this year. He will receive the Master of Master's Award. A II the guys will be there. Vitalitch and Dickerson. l>ucharm. Rosworth. Donnallv and Bealtv. to nAmP a fPw. But after this win~·ding Saturday night. it's a lead pipe cmch all the fish in the channel will b<? pretty safe Checking Fish Reports Gr.,.loaSetuon Trollt Platets By DICK ROBINSON Ot !"-D.ity Piiot Statt During the World War I years. :.i rle<'l of /\uslraan fishing boats operated out of San Pedro using round nets to t•atch albacore. The fish wer(' ground up and lhc phosphate lh<Jt was extracted was m ade into explosives and s hipped to Europe to blow up the German enemy. In 1917 an armada or soo J apanesl' boats also sailed out or San Pedro after the same long fin tuna . But the J a panese caught the a lbacore on barbless hooks. These fish were shipped home and used as a food source The residue was ground into fertilizer In those davs. the onlv Am ericans making this rich. oily meat common table fare we re desccndents residing here who traced their heritage back to Mediterranean lands. to Greece and Spain and Portugal. As a matter or fact. the com· Island Hunters Need Permits Deer hunters who want to hunt Catalina Island this season wall have to obtain a permit from the island hunting authorities before applying to the Department ot Fish and Came for a 015 deer tag. The deer season on the island will run Sept. 23 · Nov. 5. But hunting will be permitted only on weekdays so as not to en- danger the great number or weekend campers on the Island In a drawing. 22 hunters will be s e lcetcd Eac h winning hunter mav he arrompamcd by two hunting companions . Hunting "n Catal ina 1s a package hunt with the Catalana Hunting Lodge charging a fee for guides . lodg ing. food. transportation m the field and fo r the dressing and preparation of the deer for transport. Jo'ull details m ay be obtained by writing Catalina Hunting Lodge, Box 1566. Avalon. Calif. 90704. Water Temps Offshore Water Temperatures Newport Pier 66 degrees Dana Point 62 degrees Avalon 62degrees San Diego 62 degrees Coronado ls lands 65 degree CREW MEMBER Grun ion hunters should re- member fishing licenses are re- quired for tmyone over 16 years of age. The fish must be caught only by hand. Following are dates a nd ti mes rorthe grunion runs a.,,.,..~~ .... ,,,.,. wtot., ~ ro..i celft411~. i... ~towtno ~ -~!rN"" ll•ltcl l>Y (-ltf wllt IN •HIO<ktcl tnt~ -· '""th <-M<llt* l ift , .. _ troul lrorn 0.l*'tMt"lol FISll-0.-• h•l<llH'-l. GALLANT LADY 102' Motor Yacht J un11 . II II pm I II • "' June• ti •pm 1 ... m ,..,,. 10., 1'•"' 2 ,.. "' Ju,,. u 11.0.,. m 1 o. • "' J-Utt•Mpm .1 ff•m J..,,.J412 U ._m. 1.U• rn. J-2.U Ofa.M.4.0ola.m. Jut' r 10'" p,m U.SI • m July a II 11 pm ·I 71 • m. July' tt·02 ..... >:01 • "' July 10 u •..,., ''"'•"' Jvfylt 10 Up,,., tf:H11m. Jiiiy H 11 .45 p.ni...t 41 • m. ""'" n 12 .. • m..t .. • "'· JlllY 1• I U • 11'1 .J.O • m LOS A"'-l\.IS -Arroyo Seco Cr~ i.t ">Wiiie< Forni Sleltonl. 819 TUIU0'191 CAek, Bo~ t..11\'0f\ CrHll, C:H! .. C Lolllt. JM''°" lak11, "-t~ lloacl P•rk L•O, Pyrl!mlO R•!.ervOlr, San C..bfltl Alvt• IEUI, We>\ •nd NOrtn FOrU), Upptr Pini Crffk IF•tf'<hrna~' Fl•I . t.AM •EltNAltOINO Arro-•r lAk.•, 810 Bf>er .... , •• Green V•twy IAk.•, C.•e90<Y l•k•, .i.Mt Uk•. \.vii•~ lMkldt••ncl NOr11\ Fork.ti M iik o- •tVE •$tO• O••k Canvc>n Cr .. ~. Full•• Miii Clttll, Fwl,....,. LAU, He~ L•k•, P9rrl1 A.-.o4r s.w. J&<lnto 1u .. r ("'9111\ Fon< I, St• .. •l>e•"Y Cr•• VENTUltA -Afyef Crefll, !lo~ Vtll•Y Lolk.,., 5..,,. P•ul• Crt4!11, $1t\11t Ct..-(UPC!« •no .__ SKllont >. Venture "'-lNo<'lll Fork I. ,ANT.A UltMllA -O.wy Drown Ct'1!8, MMtr.-• Crttk.. $A .. 01100-0otrlloond. *"l<Oftt• lt•~·-0••111•• -Tt-~ Local and Mexican Waters Male or Female 714-631-5615 (9-5 pm) mon name albacore comes from the Portuguese. a word meaning fal pig. EXCEPT ALONG OUR AUah-: tic coast, this most important rood and game fish the scientists call Thwmus alalunga migrates in fairly predictable tracks all over the world. If these great schools or fish did not migrate. so voracious is their appetite, they would simp- ly eat themselves out of ex· 1s lence. Moving in a counter-clockwise fashion. feeding on almost any sea life in their path . the albacore follow the tem perate currents in the sea. Strangely. and no one knows why. these fish maintain a body temperature of lS to 20 degrees higher than the water around them . They are high energy c reatures and consume vast a mounts or oxygen. Traveling swiftly and constantly. the fish reaching this coast in late June. July a nd August had been feed- ing off the coast or Japan only some 90 days ago. SWIMMING AN AVERAGE or 17 miles per hour. and in spurts up to 60 miles per hour. these :.chools sweep north as far as Oregon and then begin their 5.000-mile long trek bark to J apan. Curiously. no hsh caught here has been proven to be fertile with eggs. But outward bound, in some secret place thought to be near Samoa and Hawaii, albacore develop new life, pause to spawn and move on The Japanese call the albacore the dragon Oy tuna. The name aptly describes the way they fl y through the water on their long. streamlined pec- toral rms. It describes the way they at· tack any bait or lure, including a bare hook. when the school is 10 a feeding frenzy. Flashing, shi.n- inR blue and glittering silver and gold. they mt at a bait like a s mall missile. then dart away and down into the sea . As they are reeled m. the sunlit fish n p· pie 1ridesccntly as they dart left and right trying to throw the hook Even so. ~me of their hungry. free swimming males perform acrobatics around the captured fis h . Their great. round eyes glow as they try to s teal the lure from the hooked fish's mouth. TODAY, THE ALBACORE is cons idered a s taple delicacy. Tuna clippers scouring the seas land in excess of 550 million pounds of fish. enough in one year to make some 41h billion tuna fish sandwiches. Much of at as the priied wh1tt! meal of the albacore As these Rrt·at schools of fish approach the shore , the re is l'reat anticipation among the s portsfishc rmen. For the albacore is considered , size for s11:e, the gamest fish in the sea. H the fish comes within range. sever a l hundred thous and Californians will set out lO sea to chase them. GET DAD ON THE FIRST STRING WITH ... WE EATER 1tin1riiri/Edgen Four Electric models to choose from. WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEEDIE No. 507 YOU GET A J, h•llbul, ,.., ~. '°"""'' wi..tfl -120 •r>qlf'<'\ I ~1..-. I ""''"' \f'a CO.\\, 1 yel~I. ll IMrr.t<uGa. ~~~ UhO> IM~•. 110 -llo. SANTA MONICA -U ..-Oters. l -\0. I Nlllti.il, • tw1nacuoa. 11 ~IM••. ,. ~. SAN P EOtto Cf'wtl D'CMll -SO ~let"l; lQ """acuoa. n u1ko bit''· '4 W<ld INIU, 1 Nllbut, 3U ma<ke<d. CnM St ............ , -19' _..~ 10 bl~ ~·. 1 bonito, "° s.tnd !Win, II• c.IQ wn . )01 ..._.... .. , e .,e1~1. IENSENADA -60 M19Hrs: SO yel-911. foOO IMffKUO.. l()D bOflifO, 100 rvcll 11111. 1 ....... SAM SIME<* -:i6 M9te~: » llft9 c-. .. roo coo. MA•1MA OEL •EY -)1 MQMn: ~ '9C1l c«t. I C-Cod, 11~,. NEW~ tMt'• .......... , -'5 ~-t• bMrK~. II bOnllO, .. llMS. )11 m«-... I <OCk 11\1\. ID• .. 'f'• LIK-1 -, .. e~: "' bo"KUCW, )11 IMu. I) •ocll 11\.1\, l l\alot>ul •• _, ..... 4>1 "'"'" ... u. ltl "-llff'lll, ro•T HUIENEME -31.noi.rs .• -.<K...s..~ < Ali<o ba,., '8bl~ t>au. »roe• <OO. SEAi.BEACH -111~n.'4IOrCK•<Oc1.H C()cl. JI~ "'°'lll ... ~I, 41 _,., b.t\,, l>J <•h<o biK\, I w~o!\'SP<ltkt<,~ SANTA URU•A It MIQlen: 160 UllCo o.u. Ill roo hflt. OCEANSIDE -~, .nqlf!n, ' nuowwil. ' •IU!e JU ~\., 11 O..r~UCI•. Jfll U!l<o N S. ' Nll1t>ul, , .. m.i<kHel DANA WHAltF -... •ncJ•er• .. , b•n . Cl ... ••cud•. 1conHo.11 rocll llSll, 111 n>Klff~1. Fresh Water Fish Marina operators at Southland lakes report fishing is good near the banks where recent rains have flooded new fishing grounds. and in deeper. colder waters becauseofthe hot weather. ANAHEIM UUtE Marlon Meacl. An-Im, ••• PO.,.nd ,,,,noow. r Ydfld••. '"''<MK~, .,. POl>nd•o •-VAll.. I.AKE -J1 Wllll-\0 !Min D•e90. S•, POl>ncl D8\S 0oU9 l •"'MCI, °""4 Poult, I _.., ( ....... " LAii E •SAIElLA /Wm l!Yrtn.t '-" P PQUncl CMtn "' Soucn ~~·-'•'~ Of • POU"d ut I• \I> • lld OM pounc1 er tC>Pli! 8 ""' 11111 Dll • nq LAKE Ml!NSMAW 'I-• H•,.lree, S..n 01~0. 10 pound 14 OIH><e l>,tS'>. 6oO C....,-. I() POUn~s u~no LAI<'' IJ's 1n llteper w.tter. LA I( I! H IEME T -Don Scl\mldt. CUC""'°"99. S POUncl I? C)Un(I! qerm.in C.tl Ho,.ard. P•lm Duert,l poundBounc.e~. A•ndyS.0.-. Lom1ta.1 llOUlld calfi"'-Flslllne 'CIO"'· lltVINE LAKE -StoOlnQl.200PDU41ChOftm.c --llr. *FREE.* 100' Extension Cord A $16.95 Value• • CROSS CREEK knit s hirts of 100% 'Off et 111pore1 June 18. 1978 The WEED EATtR Fami!J can C14t it~· .......... From •19.95 A f PART/("/PATING f'F AL f RS ONLY' SALES & SERVICE GAROCN GROVE HASTY LAWN & GARDEN 1037 1 Garden Grovt! Blvd 537-5700 ------FOUNTAIN VALLEY OLE'S HOME CENTER 17200 Brool\hunt . l •• ' t • . ' cotton f asle are avatlable lQ....8 colors. These s hirts offer the ultimate in comfort as well as an easy care, no iron featl:re. 17th & lnoiM Ave., Newpoft 8ta('h, C..llf. (714) '4S.07'92 ' U'-! ~ l ....... Business rut DRNl A DIESEL SEVILLE • KM'• I \t bl .,'1-'IU I It rt "'-'• \ •' \ ,,..,._ti I ... I Tal>crs adillac ltiOO H.1rh.1' 1111.,1 <~11~ ~·11\JO Effort Squeeze 'Lemons' \\ \Sfll"1CTON IAl•i \ our dH1nc~ or bu\· ;::;;;:====:;;;::;::;;:;-•11~ a kmon from u med 1·u 1 <k;.ih:r wuultl IX' rl·· OYH·'"-.COUNTH MIOICtMIS AHO DlUGS It 11> verv 1mportunl lur you to realltt' Lhot n o np r csc r11Hlon, o v e r · t h l' . 1· o u n t l' r producL'> a,re drug!>. And. ai. i.u ch. 1L is ver y po1>sibte for one of these drugs lo mterl er<' or hll ~ c an intera1·t1t.n with a prescription mcrl1C•1 n"' you might Ix' takini: Always inform your do cto r ot any nonprescription druits that you are takml! /\ru.1, 1l is also a ~ood 1tlea to m e ntion these to 'our pharmac1:-.t when ynu an• havrng a preM·riptrnn filled We ean help \OU lo use needed m edw1nes more mlelhgently YOU OH v11L:H. DOCTfll< (',\ "\ l'lll)~ F: C ~ \\ h1•1\ \!Ill Ol" ti :I dl'll\"l•r) l'll'k "'' \ 11111' pre:.n1pllon ll -.huppm~ dut'l'd u1Hkr u pro1>0!icl1 rule• e\pt>clcd to h e madt• public nt"xt month by the Fcdcrnl 'frl'H.lc L'om rn1:.i.1<111 :.taff Tlw l•r<iJIO!'tttl. heing put into final to rm. ~ould rl·qu1re dealers to ins pect used cars before they sell them and to post v. 1nili>hield sticker1> telling of mechanical or s~1frty defects THE IOEA 1s that used car deafers are hkely to correct the de· fc.·cts "before pulling a car bearing s uc h a sticker on the sales lot. Dealers s"y the pro· posa l would increas e the ir cost s. "We would require sl'llers to inspect their cars . and lo disclose to the buyer the results of the ins1>ection." says Albert Kramer. director or the FTt' bureau of ronsumcr protection. THE PROPOSAL s till has to be cleared by Kramer before it goes to the commission for a linal vote. If the FTC ap· proves 1t, as expected. 1t would go into effect late Aircraft Gyro • APWlr ....... 1\ llont1yw<.•1l ('o expt·rt m ~ltnrw:ipoh~ tt'S(S 'l lw~C>r 1-t.\'l'OS<:Opt.' tor US(• HI n ~tvtgat 111g u1rc:rafl. T)w l:t st•r. under dt•vclop- mcnt ut thl' I 1 rm ror 15 ~·t·ars. has no mO\ · ing pa r1 <.; <.incl I hus 1s <·on~1dcrt•d mor<> t l' I 1 u b I e t h a n t 1J 11\ c rH 1 o n ~ti n u v H!a t 1 on cquipmmt Aloha Leads n c a r h '" o r " c 'l ii I dt'li\'cr "prompt\~· \\1lf111ut c•xt rJ l'h,in:c ,\ ~1 cat man~ llt'ltph• 1·nln1,1 us with lhc·1r rircM'11p11ons. M a y w t• <' n m ll o u n d your1>? this year. WASmNGTON 1AP) -Aloha appears to be the The rule would apply a irline most pleasing to consumers in April, rcce1v· on ly to the nation's mg less than one complaint for every 100,000 estimated 35,000 used passengers, according to the Civll Aeronautics PARK UCO PHARMACY Cilr dealers and not lo Board. FreeOeflvery individuals sellin g The board reported re· than in March but 41 Ne!~~~::2~5811 second-h a nd cars to ceiving 1,795 consumer percent more tha11 Jn '============~c::,:a:,:c~h~o,::th:e:.:r.:.. ______ ,::c~o.'...'.m.:!p~l~a~in:.:,:t::s~i~n~A~p:.:ri'...'..I:..· ~lr..:,:s'.;!s_ /\ pn I of last year . Thousands of prudent people believe il is by investing in trust deed loans arranged by Union Home Loans. And here's why they've been so pleased - HIGH INCOME! Consider the earnings advantage of invest- ing in trust deed loans that pay 10% to 12% • in comparison lo savings accounts and other interest bearing investments that earn substantially less ... You can add from hundreds to thou- sands of dollars to your annual income without lifting a finger. But let us explain how you get this higher income. You eliminate the middle-man ... the bank or savings and loan. You see. these institutions profit by the difference in what they pay people m interest and what they earn by making higher interest investments like loans on real estate secured by trust deeds. By investing in a trust deed arranged by Union Home Loans, you ear n that EXTRA 2% to 7% annually-and that's important money! SECURITY! Every trust deed loan we offer to you is backed by solid security in real property. Our loan committee is experienced and tough. It there is the slightest question about the security behind a trust deed loan, it won't be ottered to you. PERFORMANCE! By providing excellent service to the thousands ot people who invest through Union Home Loans, we've grown to be the largest In our tleld. with 36 offices. We ofter you a wide variety of investment opportunities from $1 ,000 to S100.000 or more Over halt of the people investing through Union Home Loans are referred to us by satisfied clients. Many have been Union clients for more than 20 years! CONVENIENCE! We arrange to collect all loan payments tor you and also arrange to send you your monthly check along with a current statement ot your account. We handle all the paper· work. The f 0% to 12% return that you receive Is NET to you. ACT NOW! find out more about trust deed loan investments which, lnciden· tally, you can assign -borrow against if you need cash. Mall the coupon below. Or we'll welcome your call (collect): EL TORO (714) n0·3001 HUNTINGTON BEACH (714) 848-2225 • wnen a to an pays off before ma111111y voor yield increases becatJse yo!I receivt• a bonvs of up ro 6 months interest computed on BO~., of the unp.11n blJ/fl'W'! •• F D I C or F S L I C insured -------------Union Home Loans 24602 Raymond Way, El Toro, CA 92630 17552 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, CA 92646 /\NO FOR the f1r:.t to11 r months of this year, lh<' hoard said. jt had rt.'- l!t'1vcd 7.998 c·omplainti.. l,9l0 more than in the SCJmt• period Q( 1977 I\ loha rt·corded o.~7 com pl;.11nt for l'vcry tOU,000 passengers 1n April, I O llOWC'd b y Wl•st<'rn with 1 99 ('Om plaints. Third was Hawaiian. 2 7. with North Central. 3 15, a n d Hu g h es /\ 1 rwest. 3.19, rounding out the top fl\·c T llE fo'IV E a1rlu1cs re cording the most com· plaints p e r 100,000 pa ~st•n g cr s were E ,1s tcrn. 7 15 ; P an American, 7 sr.: Fron· tier, 7.71: Trans World. 9. \5 and National. 12.86. Consumers unable to rcsolvc problems with an a 1 rline can write to the <.:1v1 l Aeronautics Boa rd , Offl cc or the Consum e r Advocate. Washington, I><.;. 2Qi\28 . Shelters Get Eye The nin t h 1n the wor kshop .!\Crtes ··Meet the Professions" will be held at 6·30 pm. Tues· day at the Baywood Recreation Center. l Ba ywoo d Drive, Newport Beach. A panel will discuss the pros and cons of tax s helters a nd be pre- pared lo answer ques- tions from the audience. Thi s 1-. a two.part workshop. w ith the sc<·ond session to be held 10 July. Seat ing rrservations may he maflc with Loeb Hhoades. llornhlow1•r al fi10-5(i()(l 11 Banks Cekbrate A count y wide, 11 hr;1 nch fiesta Jum· tti will mark the mers.tcr of tlw 1'1rst Nutionul Bank of Orange• l'ountv 1nlo Wells 1-'argo fl;mk The puhltc WilS inv1lf'd 011cn house-; v.111 lw h l'I d J I 4.o a d1 of t h <' fo1 nH•r F1r~t Nat1<1nul 1111 nk hr;sn('ht>s. wh1<'h officially heram1· Wells I f•'<1rgo offices in May. '!'hr \.'e art' in Oran>{<'. I I I I UNION I two in Anaheim, and o ne <•ach in Tustin, Luguna llalls. Villa Park. Irvine I anrl \osta Mt'sa '\'1•\ I 'Tl 1n1p1r>\l"'tl tn knnw•nQ mo11 dn011t lruSI 111'1' 1 1n•estmen1~ sn•ouqn lll'l1r1n 1io ..... L 'An\ P•i•a'>f' ~11n11 I In~ lnr 1nlOflTl.tltnt'I DJC~oll'l• I HOME LOANS I "'f•hat" • \ ua"'•t ,,~~f'MI tl• \"'t<lfl I""' _____ <"lt.tll -- I St r-.if'\q Caof ~'u" lt•h•O,ru~,,u--------- ~-:() __ I I I ~ -·~:;A .. - - --;;bl;;~;;•·;;.~n~y, Your Delly Piiot cen~ R•cyeted. Ot onq.o f ~ ·' Cl>llM)I' 1 tto nU1c,411 • ,., vc lino c .-ntf"f' ll)r Cn\1.1 Mr"" Voters' Coin Flips Taxes Take Blow; Difficult Task Remains 6y JOHN CUNNIFF A,. 91/tlMU AA•l,.o.t lr you judge from the limited results of primary voting re· turns. the anger <>f Americans a~ainst rtsing taxes is taking a vt•ry pracltcal turn. Reviewing returns from Ca ltfornia, especia ll y, and Ohio and New J e rsey also . some 1K>htical onatysts are likely to St!C• a tendeney of Amer icans to translate their anger into prat·· tic a I politics. BUT IF THERE ts evidence from tbe polls that Americans a l'e fed up with rising taxes. there is less proof that they arc willing to accept the alternative. which is a reduction or govern ment services. That of course. 1s nol just t he other s ide or the proposition. It 1s the difficult side. Lower taxes are a lways ac . ceptable 1f divor ced from con· siderations of what t axes buy in goods and services. But there is evidence also that price isn't the sole con- ~1deration. Studies s how that many Amer icans just don't believe they are obtaining quali· ty ser vices. And they are con- vinced that waste is rampant. No ques tio n abo ut 1t Am ericans are disturbed about the level of taxes, and some would claim there is evidence also t hat they are equally upset about government involvement in their lives. THROUGH TAXES, it is said, local, slate and federal govern· mcnts are dlctatin~ to busmcss. labor and homeowners, and al· te mpting to dictate to each other . with the federal govern- BUSINESS ANALYSIS ment by all measurt>-. thl' win ner Uul there 1s abundant evidence also that sut·h inst1tu· ttons as business. labor. and con- s umers arc seeking more each year from government, while a l tilt• same time denouncing its powe r over them These demands. combine d with inflation · which. 1l is often argued. is largely a prod- uct of big government and def· 1t1l s pending have indeed rnade ltfe difficult for taxpayers. THE TAX Foundation. a· tax· eKem pt organization zealously dedicated to reducing laxes by demonstrating waste. claims that the combined toll of taxes at all levels has risen 350 per· cent since 1960. In rec.-ent years taxes in most :.ireas have been rising at least as fast as increases in personal incomes. and they often con st1tute the biggest single item in household budgets. A typical ~axpayer. the .Tax l-1 oundation notes. works 2.hours and 42 minutes ev~ eight·hour workday lo earn enough to pay taxes. tn monthly terms. 1l means working to pay taxes trom January to May. P ERHAPS mE loudest com- plaints of all are registered by property owners, who reel they carry a disproportionate burden. And they have strong support from reaJ estate, financing and bui I ding organizations. These critics don't mind sug. ~esting that sales taxes, school- U!;C levies or taxes on those who otherwise place the greatest burden on municipal facibt1es. would be more equitable . Ov~r The Count~r NASO UstifMJ5 Opponent.> or s uch tactic:, holkr about d1scnm1nallon agarnst the poor. against large f;,im1hes. even against r ace. But n·t1recs. increasingly active pol1tlcally. often are d match for them VOTERS ALSO have ex- pressed their negative spending notions by defeating bond issues m rt'cent years. and by various devices to place spending limita- tions on elected representatives. <:a ltforn1<> Proposition lJ. overwhelmingly approved , fits the category in that it seeks not only lo cut property taxes but a l:so to make 1t ha rder for lcg1s lators.10 levy new taxes. Thos e who have followe d Proposition 13 believe its ~ passage 1n1191t motivate similar activity in ollle~ areas where voters also feel t~xe!:> are too high or that too little is obtained for the tax dollar. If they are s uccessful, the ts· sue will be whether communities (·an ~et along spendmg less, and 1f they cannot. wha t services are to be s uspended. Th<Jl 's the other half or tbe issue Wllege Skil~ Given Premium By The Associared Press There's a bnght outlook ttus )ear for rollege graduates with s pecific skalls; according to a s urvey by the College Place- ment Council. But the future ap. pears less favorable for those students who followed a general curriculum. Results of the s urvey indicate that e mployers Utis year intend to hire 11 percent more college g r a dua tes than a year ago However. a 2 percent decrea:>e compared to last year is predict· ed in hiring in non·techmcal fields. MUTUAL FUNDS NE W YORK IAPI Monti\ I) 'M IS ,J MonM l 00 NL' In• Bo\ 'I '3 10 JI ~lhfor\ 16 08 NL PrlCI" Funcb 01v F d •."1 \ lll rhe l(llfOWonQ QuO NIWS ..... 10 lA Ootn n °" ,. 11 Inv C.OUMel Me"'" lyn Crwll> '' ~ NL proq t •.S'f ) 01 ldllons, •UOPflf'O by NY\ln 13 81> IS U T wrro 12.3' NL C11pm 9 78 NL R~~·t 10 10 II I) lncom 9 IU Nl StFrm C.t 6 •I N<.. ~~~o,.Na~.on~<~lfi~ rnr,,~~ 1~ J1 1e :~ Fi~~~'!~ c;.i'f. 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Tllursdoy June 8 1978 IN OAILV PILOT 87 'Box' Opens More Swprises Diw Hy SYLVIA PORTt.:R The Ko<J.1k run1cr.1 empire rC'cenll~ ~as s tung Cor mor~ than SJ7 n11l l11m by u J UI y vcrda l m favor of Berkey .1 muc h s mnllN company 1n the f1rsi 1mvate antitrust suit da1n'11r1g monolJ()ht.1l1on uga1n)il un mdui;try leader ever to re :ich ... JUr~ I rt: bled. damage~ would reach Sll3 malhon 'l'ht1 myth lhat mdustry giants ~ire impregnable and c an ne \t r bt: rt:uched by antitrust ~u1ts !except those brought by the S governme nt <1nd then only after de C'ades 1 has bc~n ~hattcred THIS COULD BE SEEN AS v1nd1cating the American ideal of courts open to all Or 1t could be seen ail d C'st ro ) 1ng the ca:.c fo r mo re dras tic leg1slallon to strengthen <1nt1lrust law~ On(' l Crtain rl'!>ult 1s to open the question of °"'hethef the I eo;ults of 1)1~ clama)(e ;.iwards IOCltJdJOg three limes the loss 'ust.11nNI v. ill he lp or hurt the public If clam;.si!t.' .m: hig h mon .• 111rtu. ... tnes c11uld go the v.a9 of Pt n11 (\ ntrul I I ~o rhe' \\oultl dr 11! down man\ sin.ill com11u 111e' with lhl m A ~11nil1.1r µr11bl1 m a ro s '-' .11 t h 1.: t. n d or World W.1r II v. hl'n the court:; hc:ld fo r thl first Money's Worth time thal such l'rnµloyers as mine owners had to pay for time needed tor ~mploye<'!I once they arn\ed on the com pany s propt•rtv to get to the JOb s ite This m ult1phed by a luge numbe r of employees over a span of ~ears with time and a half for O\e rt1me mounted to m1lhons of dollars suddl'nl) u"cd by lhe compumes in a lump ::;um Congress 11.•s pond1'rl v.1th th e Portal •o portul P<.1~ At t halting fu rtht r c.lamu~c uward~ of this lYl>t.! \ 'IORI-tLt.XIHLf. ,\PPR0 \(11 TO .in1 1tru-.t d;.i m I ~\ ;J\\Uflb Oll~hl holtl lhal V.ht.!0 ,1 \ilOIUtlOO IS fOUOIJ ~inµlc da nrngLs th<. 1motinl .ittuull\ losl would bt: •"'-ll tlu .J insl(•ad ot J lltom 1l1<' 11 1pli nl! 11r cit.image'> Tre bil' (J,1rnal!c~ v.ould ~ 1m1><1~1 II on h \.\h1en lhc tourt found di! llhl 1 ,1tt serious 'lllliJI 1011s One of thl' counl:> m the \Crd1ct c harged Kodak w1tt1 v,ctt1n~ :.upplicr d1scounls th3t ~e:ren l made available to othe t s This urosl' und<.:r the Hob1nson t>atman Act which proh1b1ls d1~t riminatwn in pnces unless 1t reflects cost' .savings, or 1s done to match pnces of a competitor The (indrng of Illegal discounts in a c ase of this magnitude 1!> <crt.11n to l n<ouragt more laws uits of lh1~ cahhn• T IU.. Jt DGF ll"STRl CTEO THt:; J l RV th;.it Kod.1k mig ht h 1\l lwd a dt.lt ""' uu a u.sL 11 l-!J\C long term con tr.it.I• to its supµhl'r.s I hlh m1~ht ha\l enabled all con t ~ rn\ 1~ lo .s 1q; monc:'t I ( this 1de<t I" ta ken up h) others m inclu~t 1) mo1 c ud\ ;.inn c omm1lml'nt.s lor qua11t1t 1c.s ot m ;.in\ products tould .SJ\ c monc' for our entire cconom> .ind u ll1mCJtd). 111r tun.sumtr.s This abo (Ou Id lead tn smoul h1ng out up::. cind dov. ns m demand and prov1dl: ml)rl 1oh ::;1:c unt \' w r l'nlplo)el'.s Stock Market Posts Additional Gains NEW YORK <APt Stock pnce s rose along a broad 1 ront 1n aell\C tra dmg toda~ arter a pause Wednesdav for profit t.i\..ing I he Dow Jonl'~ aH ragl' cit :.10 1ndustn<Jls v.h1ch hu<I ~aJOld mori.: than9poant~ g a\c upallofthat ltcl<»;edupO 11 to 8G2 09 Thl'rC wcr" more.• g::iming issues th<Jn lo!'.crs -----------r---------------.ttto(•k11 In Thf" ~po11igh1 l p~ ottd D•,tt·ru NEW VOl'll< !AP> rh<o IOHO,. no I I '\"O•\ In Nrw YM • Stur11o E-.cttAt~ 'ti)(~' dnO Wt'lirt.Jnh that ,,. 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'::~:-.: ~·,~~ ~·~(:: .. ~ ~1 N~':~~~~ P:ll\~::.·:o :: .. fl:!;" r~~ ~ i~~".,~7u!'~(!~ ::f'v1~ "':~':! o~~!',:.~~~~ "'' .. • •II•• ~no or ~· t1Q111' v F•~ •<!•no 1tl\d , •• ,, 1n '"" 1 \.tl•t In tvlt rid (All"° wO -O"lf b\i\M w• WI\"' ~\uttd '*"" W l1h ••''tl""f\ •W Wtlhdut w.-rrAnf' •d ~ £• 01\trU>ul on I> E ••In TM p IC• OI • \10(~ " I ;r~:~·~·; .~ i:~~r1;'"~~~ :rr,,d~,~~ ,~: '"tnffit\' I S ft WvtlUt Wv•• n • Wvl•ll> Wyly WW .. 4 ,. d ;Mo I 1 II ... I• ., ~·· n .. , ... .. rnurwlaly June 11 1\ll!S Fan's Exeursion Ready for Takeoff LOCAL I NATIONAL ~ -~·· MERCURY SAVINGS t 11'\t l'\"\\ll \1'1 Fn:d W l-;rc.Jmun 11 <lu.·:i.n I n11nd fl} 1ng tht: no fr111, ~d~ h 11111.i d~ ht:'~ rlying, ht• ~ hJ[>p) That ~ \\h } hl"~ planning a 100 000 mill' 22 da' •urrlane lover's l'>.tr•n•agunia He 'll mnke more lhan 130 takeom. and landings, hilting ~ome airport!, more than once. on a S322 ext.·ur..1on fare offered by Delta Airlines. He'll go as far north as Bangor. Mame; south to Miami, and west to San Francisco £rdtnan Sa )'1. ht: doci.n I c<in• about JUm bo Jl'~ tJr movw~ or comphmt·n tar} champagne Ut· l1kt-s the old fa.1>h1oned way of flyrn~ "l lo\'e anything with a f>rol)(.•llt>r on It." says Erdman "I love to hcur the bang chu~ of the engine on thow old propeller planes and see fire coming out." T H E EXCURSION F ARE a J. tows passengers to fly anywhere and as often as they want under certain time restrictions. Erdman has been to 291 airports in the United S tates, Mexico and Canada on 1,091 flights . Last year he flew 52,920 miles in 21 days on an ex· cursion rare with another airline. HIS ITINERARY FOR T llE up. coming trip means "I'll land in one T HE fAMJ L\' CIRCUS. By Bil Keane "Mommy, come and see our dune!" OC Drug Program Funding Weighed Thl' Or<inS?c County Department of Educa- t 1on 's '>C\'l'n·)'C'ar·Old drug abuse preve.ntion pro- f(ram has rN'l'l\'Cd ~c·nerally good reviews from the t•ounty Dt'linCJucncy Prevention Commission. Comm1ss1onl'rs unanimously endorsed the pro· ~ r;.i m. ''hi eh prt•\•enls education inform ation to -.tudt11lls. lC<H;hl'rs <HH.I parents in the county's 'l'/10111 d1slr1c·t., T llEY S.\10 PREVENTION PROGRAMS arc lt·-.s t·nstly to t:.ixp:.iycrs thcin efforts to rehabilitate dru~ usc•rs Hut \\tH.·lhL·r county government continues lo ht'Iµ fmance the $138,870·:.i-ycar program will have to h<• Wl'1ghcd ag:.irnst other county needs at budget trnll'. lhc• comm1ss1on said Tht• <·omm1ss1on also recommended that those opNating the pro~ram seek state and federal fund· mg and that outside evaluations of its errecliveness he soug ht l'<H'h Yl':.i r yes, we do have bananas 1·1ty and as soon J '> thl' next plunc 1~ read~ to pull out. I'm Jumping on " llc'll leave from ('olumbus June 19 and hopes to end up there July 10 In order to avoid lost baggage a problt•m whlch might seem inev1ta· ble on such a heller-skelter schedule Erdman's family plans to v1s1t the Dayton airport three limes during his trip. There. they'll wave him off on another flight after handing him another carry-on suitcase filled with fresh c lothes. Delta officials say Erdman will see virtually every airport used by the airline. Erdm<Jn estimates he'll pass through Atlanta. Delta's maJOr con· l?) r~~ CHARCOAL llG HTER nect1on J)(nnt . Ill leul>l three times a day "MOSTLY I'll SLEEP a lot and read a lot of books." he says "Also, I 'll work on m y flight log ... 'Erdman. 38. has been keeping the log since he was a youngster. It tells when and to where he flew on what airline. Several airlines offer excursion plan s . Among them is Pan Am erican. which has a "Round the World in 80 Days" fare which entitles a t raveler to circle the globe in economy class on a standby basis for $999 • .,,.,/ I ,,,,, ,, ,,, ,,, t ,,.n .. .. NOW OPEN SATURDAY 10 A .M .-4 P .M . MON.-FRI. 9 A.M .-6 P .M . E Jtec1111ve 0/11ccs • 7612 Edinger Ave • Hun11ng1on Beach, CA 9264 7 ~I(~ .__ ____ _ '.011/h('tn c.111rorn1 I /11 71on.1/ Oll1C(•q u115c, VJllOy V11J11y St. Ouono Pvk Cl\ C!QF,?Q .'O> I!> S Av,1lon Olvo (' J,,on CA ')Q1.11, ?;!8;>1 LOkl' ~ow•.t l)r (l11k1dnr1••.t1 11 ''"" C,A9.'u30 t 00 J { 1mp1•r1,1I Hwy l.1 M.11 <.1 CA !lQld t 4 tdO I onri 01•.1cn OlvcJ Lonq Uo1old1. C:A '•Otl07 1045 t1111n1• OlvcJ lo·''" CA 92i,Rn •'J~ N C111u, l\v1• W•" 1 Cov1n,1 CA 9171•3 Sale Prices Good Thnl Wed., Juae 14. 1971 All Pho1ograph1c. Clericer ryµoyraph1ca1 c1nd P11n11ng Errors ore SubJ~•-1 h> Correc11011 All S.ile llem& Sub1cc1 to .51c.1.i. on Hano I \ suppose you want to dispose ..• lhen ttr1s qu1e1. powerful tn&tnkerotor Uaoger I is ior you' Cdrelree ooera11on Req "19 8ts I 1)11•1 HclW.IHC If ~01 A In addition. c·omm1ssioners s uggested that hachl'lor·., rlr·gn·c lcv<'I rather than doctorate-level "PC<'tal1s1s coulrl be us ed for the school presenla · ltC>ns at i.I lower co~l .\~O T JI EV REC'OMIHENDED T H AT the l'c1uc·a1ors us l· <.·ounty mental health workers to ... uµpl<.'mt•nl th<.· dl'parl mcnt ·s drug abuse staff. Banana •ounges 111&1 1S M1.111 • oos111on Sl\HU) c.omlOrldtJlr 111nyl slr<ipprng dlurn111om uamc Reg 13 99 double your cooking pleasure grill anywhere porch to beach lount~ Dl'p:trtmcnt of Educaton officials 1·~L1 mal<.· lhttl more than 50.000 students have been t t'<H'hl·d in C'lass room presentations during the pro. gram s st·\·en years .\noth1·r H,000 lc•a chcrs and 5,000 parents have h<'l'n tr:.imt·d m drug-abuse prevention. they said, wh11l-other !>Crv1cc·s have been offered school l'IUrM·s . admmistr<iLors and law enforcement of· l1cwb T H E COUNTY OFFICIALS ESTIMATED the 1·ost of the drug abuse prevention program at S3.77 annually to C<t('h person served. Hy contrast. they said. it costs $4,135 annually l11r tlwr:.ipy and rehabilitation for each drug ,1busl'r ::.cn·cd by the county Department of Mental lll'a Ith Thl' cnmm1!>s1nn !>aid the educational program upcratcs un the premise that there are specific fac- tor~. ~uC'h ;i~ JX•cr pressure. boredom and cunos1- t v. that <.·an lead lo drug abuse. IN ADOITION, T HEY CONTEND drugs are .1busl·d to m t•ct ccrrtam needs s uch as affection, rt':.pcct and power In the \\Orkshops. part1ctpants are given tools 10 mcl•t tho!>c needs in socially-respectable ways to ch.·<."n·asl' ;i youn~st<.•r's potential for drug use, of. f1 c1<1ls 1•-<plainc d Beats Heat Suine Goes for Swim BERLI N <APl A p1R beat a West Ber~in heat wave by Joining swimmers at a local nudist hcach. ·r· d . Police said Wednesday the unident1 1e swine WC:1ndered peacefully across a lounging area. went into the watcr a nd swam across the Halensee. a small lake w1.•st of the downtown area. It was ap· prehe nded and taken to an animal s helter. Poll1.·e said they occas1onally are called. lo 1·atch \~1ld bo1trs from the woods. but the swim· mm~ pig was a first S T A R GA'ZEK~~~ 1--..;;.:.;..;.;.;--,. ___ ll1 t L \ Y ll l'Ol.L\:-\ Atlll ~ .... ,, ~ ...... ,. ,. 7 O II I &J IJ~l1 M: 'r°"' Oo.11 A<'i•fft Ow1de Ji.. Y A.uo1d1ttg to t~t Sto,1 1 d1 "(IN m(uOgt" ft'r f r1d~y ,,, ,_... r\f' ut .. 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Or whalevert Selr>CI lrom our nuge assor1men1 or l ine wallpapers trom tc1m ou~ manulaclurers l::.xtrtrng new patterns ano corors 25D/Ooff lasting finish in flying colors G1tooen Spreo ::.a1tn late• wall parnl goes 011 smoolh ano easy .ino s1ays oeau111ur ron91•r LOIS 01 COiors Reg 9 9!1 &!!~ a tray may ease the paint! Comolete set inciuoes oeep-wetr neavy-outy ptasrrc tray w1in hanoy ladoer hooks 9 rouer trame c1nd dll·Purpose qualily co11er Convenientl y tocated ... Easy To Reach 10 • 10 Cd!>t "On n10<1cn1 qro11•, your tooo anywnere• Aemov,l()IC' g1111 w1lh wooo nanor1, c1no Od!>L Heq 4 !i~ 211 wood hue for you WOOOSmdn log 011 to pro1ec1 dnO btlrluf1ly .ill ex1rr1or wooos Gives wooo d na1urarry pro11•t..· live treatment Reg 7 i!> 4~1~n ·-~~ ~ ~ .... "'-. } pushbutton color magic SpeeO·l::.-Namc1 sprav Pd1nl comes 1n t4 rao1a111 color<; Drie1> quickly tJ. Ol !>•l e. Rug 1 49 2666 HARBOR Bl VD • IN COST A MESA PHONE 546-7080 HOURS: WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 • SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to 6 . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . -. . . I N SIDE : •Ann Landers •Erm a Bombeck •H oro~cope ·Classified Thur&aay Juno 8 IQ78 DAILY PILOT Students check out the 'crime' while others look on. The Cop Class Mike Proctor knows how to get students ' attention in his law enforcement class. Once he even had himself 'murdered' by an irate parent. JJ)' 1n:~"'IS McLELLA:\ Ol IM 0•1ly Pilot S1"11 Tht• blue Ii.Ill' modc·I Plymouth !>edan had l'IHlll' to J <ll·ad -.top its bowels hllered w1lh thrt•l' tt'<.•n:.ig<· <'orpsc•s Ttw pretty blonde l\'ang in the open trunk "a:. hlccd1ng profuse!) from a slas hed wrist and m·<.·k . a half dozen pink pills were scattered near lwr head The plal'c was La Quinto Jhgh School in Westminster The reason ror the mid-morning murder scene'• To g1vl· student!> an introduction to law enforcement class and first-hand experience m crime seen<' mvest1~ot1on The 10-mcmber class. broken into teams. had fl \'C' minutes to investigate the en me: they took notes. s hot Polaroid p1<.·lures and in- terviewed any wllnc:-.scs. Cl O•oly Pilot Phetot llY G•n"y Amllf9W ,\nothl·r J,!1rl "1th iJ n asl\' net·k wound was :O.l)r<:ad O\'l'r lhl• hack H'ot and the driver of the •·ar . .,lumpt·rl f)\'t•r tht· steering wheel. hod a l1ullc•t holt• 111 ht•r hci.td , a 32-cethbcr revolver 1..t,\ ml tht· d.ishhoarrl 1\ La Quinta l11 g h St'hool student ap- pn1.1t•ht•d tlw t'ar trunk when· the blondt' WCI :-. "1~1:-.h\.·rl . "This 1s something they've been leading up to for some time, .. observed potrolrnan Mike Proc·tor uf lh(• W<.•stminsler Police Depart· ml•nt 's hum<in rcsourct's div1:,ion Student Dale Carrington plays victim while Officer Mike Proctor applies makeup for wunds. .. \.\'h:it ·., ttus for''" ht• said lo her. 1'ht• pn·tty blondt• st 1 rn•d "Politc Scscnct'.' .,hl' said. "Oh. this 1s gross ... said a girl who had .,lOPJJl'U on ht:r way lo P fo: dass A lJ N I F 0 R M E 0 W EST ~11 NS TE R pohcL•man standing ncetrby finally s poke into h1:> two w:Jy radio "Go ahead and bring them on ... hi' s:11d as five s tudents appeared and heg:rn L;1king notes of this most grisly of .,1mulatecl murder '-l't•nc!> Solo By Ch~ryl Romo From Solo To Duo \\('"'a prellll'I <1n<I mor\.· cornfurlmg "ord lh:in mt'. That \\iJ'-thl' f1rsl .,cntcnCl· of the £1rM Solo t•olumn m•arl\ a ~t·ar ago 11.iC'k tht•n I wa-. tr~ ing to recuperate from a l\\11 \l'.11' lmt• ~1fla1r that didn't seem to he going an_,\\ ht•rc• .• 111d ) l'l 11 really wasn t over. My I fll'tlll ;ind I harl d('(·1rl1•c1 to part for awhile I >urmg thl' ll•nJ.!l h) separation, I met and d.11l'd 'onw I l'iJlh go11d people I J?rew as a rt" -.uh .ind learrwd lo he mon• independent But no n\iltll'r ''hat I scl·1m·d to do. I C'ouldn't get Thal ~I an out of my mind You heard ut)f)ut him. lie was the main l'lrnral't(·r 111 lhl' ('Olumn on how to s urvive thl' loss of a lovl', and the inspiration for the one on \\hy you l'an't n•ht•at an old souffle The ht:at never Wt•'nt out. It Just simmered on the baek burnt'r until finally. a couple of months ago, we decided to take the risk of see- ing c•ach other again. Thi~ time the c·ourt!ih1p advanced rapidly. \\'<' discu!)sed living togethN. but we'd done that one<'. ll wa:-. t1mt' to do something more dram.it1l' Tht•n• appt•ar{'(l tn bl' only two alternatives · I ht• k iris and I \\OUlcl move to Lower Mongolia or Da' tel and I \\C>Ulrl J.!l'l married. Because I don't spl•a k Mongohun. w1: llL•t•1dt•<l on the latter. :'\m\ hold nn iJ minute I can hear vou mumhhnJ.! .,omt•th1ng likl·. "She's deserted -the ship' \\'hat .i 1·rumh' · Ll't me iron out your con- l'\.•rns l'h1i. SaturdJ~ morning when we cxchanJ.'(e wt•c1cling \0''" and rings near a "No Trespass- 1nJC "1j!n and a \\el•d l1eld. I ,,111 be the very s<1mc m•uro11r Pl'rson with one exception. An ,1bsolutl''~ era/\ man who loves me will be sharing in~ <'loset und one-half of my lingene dray. e r Of course. this whole event 1s predicated on the :.issumpt ion that we pass our blood tests Don 't laugh. We flunked our pre-marital personality evaluation!>. Both of us took the test twice. rating o urst•h ·cs <rnd <.•ach other for traits like rl ominanC'c and 1mpuls1vcn<'ss. The next morn· in~ T n'<'l'1vecl a frantic call from the minister .1skin~ me to come in and "talk things over." It tunit•d out that m y intended and I see the '' orld I tom .,lightly different perspectives. I hope so Any" ay. we worked it nut The lai.t week or so. we've had all th· '>landard pre nuptial arguments. like where to ha nj! lh<' yello\.\ pap«r wedding bell al the recep- (Scc SOLO. Page C2> Prottnr has been teaching the class at La Quinta I hgh School ro r a year a nd a half. The course t1lso was taught at Westminster High SC'hool for four and :.i half years . WHEN IT W1\S firs t offered. many s tudents Look 1t ~amply b<.>l·aust• 1l was a novelty. s aid Proctor. a former teachl·r Now. he s aid. m:.iny s tudents take 1t bcC'ause thc·y are interested in pursuing a career in law cnforct:men t. Others. of course. are s imply mtrigued by the course's unusual l>UbJect matter and Proc· tu1":-. ;.1pprouC'h to tca('hang J\mong his s1mulah!d crimes was a lrafftt acc1denl and. several weeks ago. an uncin nounced s imulated murder. w1lh Proctor himself lhe v1ct1m Proctor had arnv<.•d late lo class complain Ing tO lhe Students that h<.• IS tired of parents g iving him a hard tame ahout grades T llE ST UD ENTS W E RE tn the palm of h1' hand b~ the time th<' school's pnnc1pal. Or Lou Cong 1uno. caml• in and asked Prortor lo go out Mary Berry (Aunt Sally) left, and Carolyn Reed. Slavery vs. drumming up business. Maid Vs. Technician Aunt Sally will do windows all right, but don 't bring it up to household technician Carolyn Reed. Hy .JANE SEE \VHlTE NEW YOHK IAP I "Do you want a maid who'll clean hkl• they used to years ago during the Depression" The humble ones who love to clean and cater to deaoin~ up dirty apartments and homl'l>"" /\t lhL• center of the flier wh1rh urges those "tired or g1 rb from the island who don't scrub rtoors" to eall Aunt Sally is a photo of a robust black '~om:yi "1th a buc ket in one hand. a broom in th{' other ;\ bandana as wrapped around her head Not surprisini;:ly, the flier has become a rallym~ point for Carolyn Reed. a domestic worker who has made an avocat ion of fi ghting for better pay. job benefits and other reforms for household workers . "When I first saw this ad. I thought. 'My God. another white woman. Whal are they go· in~ to do next '1' It hit me in the gut when I learned Aunt Sully was a black woman." Ms Reed su1d There 1s u fundamental difference between M s Recd and "Aunt Sally ... a nother domestic worker whosl' real name is Mary Berry. Mary Berry <'alls hl'rsclf a mmd. Carolyn Reed call~ herself a hous"hold terhnician. They refer to euch oth<•r a!> "that woman " Ms Hct'd 1s a mountainous 39-year-old woman who now cleans and cooks for the owner or an East Sade brownstone where s he hves in t hl' bust•ment apartm ent She came to Ne"' York from South Carolina at 18 to earn mont·'- to go to college In hl•r r1rst JOb. '>he l'arnl'd S72fl a year as a houscholc1 help<•r on LonJ( 1-;land She d 1dn 't gl'l to colleL.'1..' Today Ms Rct•cl foC'usl's ht'r ener1?1e ... on coordinating New York-. ·Progre~<;t\.t· Household Tec hn1C'ian., · Ont• '1ctorv "a-. persuadm~ the New York Leg1slaturl' l"o }ear'> arw to pass a law giving domestic "orkcr' th<: right lo bargain collcct1\'cly with agcnc1e!- ·1·m going to clussc., at Cornell no". "he .,a 1d .. Now that we vc ~ot the r&J?hl to ba ream. f 'vc got to find out ""hat to do about 1t .. Much of Ms Rc•ed ·., t1mt' has been s pent lately dcnouncmg J\unt Sally ., ads She c;ay., ~he docsn 't begrudge /\unl Sally a ll>'tnl?. but tht•rr are better ways to make one lhan "going buck to slaven· .. Mar; Bl'rr~ 1' nine years younger. a' mountarnous umJ ~·ncrgcltl' as Ms · Reed "I have fnur k1<l., lhl' oldest 1s I year' ano the youn~esl 1s H weeks." .,he '>aid "The only th mg J 'vc JlOl going for mt• is Aunt Sall\ .. She'" nut to m ake a good living and she thinks she has found the way She c;aad she lt>a \eS J\unl Sall~ ~1cb in po..,h .,hops and rcst.iuranl~ along M:ld1son and Park 1\\ enues on the East Side to Jttract \\I'll hct•led ehcn~ for whom c;hc 's w1lhng to gel down on her knees dnd '\C'rub "I don't "'or" for IU'>l an~ one I dcndc "hcrt <~c MAID. Pagt-(':!l s nlL <1nd I alk to tlw pan·nt Prnl'tor saul. · Look . I rn giving a <·las:-.." hut he wL•nt out J\ lc·w minutes later. after d n01s \ argum<.•nt outs ale. hl' returned .lust t11l'n tht· man threw the door open. ran 1 n. I 1 n•d l wo shots ett th'-· te.icher and fled Wh1IL• llll' <'lass was s1tt1ng then• "with mouths \o\ 1dc open.· Proctor ';.ud. "1 got up ancl dustc·d my,t•ll ol t and '>aid. 'Take out a sheet ol paper Your tt•uc·ht•r h.ts Just been k:lled . ISt>f' ('L,\SS. Page C:! I Fut1•re Farmers . and lawyers and life guards and disc jockeys and even FBI a aents. "' Thtn• -.\.1s .1 <l1St' JO<'kc•y. :.i mcd1C'al <1ss1s- tant. ..1 photog raphl·• :• hbr:.inan. <J policeman . ..1 l'1hmetoiog1!-.l .• 1 l'Ot11 t .,lf·nographer a com- puter ll'l·hnil'1an . .i .,oc1o.i1 -.,orkcr. J hfe guard ,ind " lwllet dan<'('I i\b11 .1 trud. clr•\t-r Jn FBI <tgent. d "l'<'rl'lan . J ta a\Ci ui..cnt .in d1rhne :-.tt·\o\ardess. .1 mus1l·1an .• 1 lum·r.ii d1n·<·lor . .ir .irrh1tecl. a 11rc•man .. 1 ,,.(I' ''"in rl1n •1·•m c1r> arl'heolog1st JIHJ .t C'<lflWntt I 1\n<I L S A11 Forl'1' .ino Arm~ recruiters, a .,Jl<•.,man . ..1 tl'lcphont• 11pn<Jto1 .1 c·omm~rc iet! .1rt.-.l, .1 hor--« trJtnt•r .• 1 •arm1:1 c1 hutlding con t1.11·tor ancl a :ournalls l It \\as h11.: cl,1~ tor lht• :1511 e1~hlh grndcrs Cit Sm"'"" :\hcldll· Sdwol 111 llu11t111gton Belich Thi·\ had 1>< r.,onal I" < •11>s1•n the t'<Ht'l'r" they ''~•ntul lo krnm mon· uhout <tnd had g iven th~ list 10 their ll':11:hcr., HL•pre!>t•ntat1H•:-. lro111 the various Ol'Cupa~ lion-. \\l'rt· 1·ont.1<·kd and lhC' result wa:-. a Can•rr F;11r h1·ld in tht "1'111>01 "mall Tht· kids 1·;1nw -.rml'rl wsth pencils. paper and pll·nt~ of questions Eal'h youngster . etfler h,t\ 1111• d1ost•n six c·arN•r-. he or she was most l&l• C \REER, PaJ.'(e ('21 Dsc jockey Dave Narz at Career Fair f ':.! ""'' ' •' ~· Labor Ain't What It Was M v bl' ~ t I r I l' n <l .\IJy\.i. l!I u .:r1And 0 mNhl'r She e~lled mt< ) l'~tc r tla) to Lell mt? t~· nc":. I'm not go1n~ lo~ 011~ or those gr<tndmolher:. who bore you lO dculh, but honestly, bhe tlot·:. not look ltke a newborn baby" "And s he's alert! You would not believe how 'h'° tollow.:. you ilruund th,• 1 uom w. uh h e r ... , t!s ·• 'Probably i.a) mg 111 1~rlect Engll:,h, ··vou ~tl.!m f'\':'lll~ Could 1 ufler )OU.-drmk ., .. > ~And ~ood' You have n~H>r SC<in a c hild so n::.pectful with s uch re· ~atd for people 's feel- ings." U could imagjne a i>hone rlng1ng and lhe baby suying, "I 'U get at..•> Just when I thought I had taken all the happi- nl'ss my system could absorb. she paused and said, 'Tm old." ••• Solo <From Page('I > lion -over the keg, or above the sa111m 1 ~andwiches Nont.t!n:.~. · I ~1.11d You're not c>ld. you'rt- Jw.t gelling more adept at lyina .. "Oon'l kid around." 11he snapf)(."d "I nev~r rnuliied how having u baby has c ha nged I couldn 't r e lat e to anything. l never re · al m.~d how out-or.touch l am .·• "Like how?" ''They breathe the m out now. Everything is n a tural a nd yo ur husband ls with you throughout the bi rlh. helping. Reme mber how 1t was with us?" "Oo 1 ever !" I said "I beca m e hys teri ca l , frightened, and begged for sedation!" "And that was at your anlllal pre-nata l visit." "Be fair, l•. 1 s aid "You'd have been upset too if yol.U"doclor had just completed a pelvic ex· a mination and wandered a round mum - bling, 'Has anyone seen m y fountain pen"!" "I t 's s t il l a n ew ballgame.'' she slghed '"S up e r ab~orbent I hro w<1wuys, s houlder !\lings l o c urry them ~1round. no botllcs to f1d· clle-with and It's a new relaxed atmosphere that b<1bies are born into." ··You 're overreact - ing," I gig~led. "Surely women having babies to day st ill have their hair done on the way to the labor room. I mean who would d e l iver with greasy haJr "" • 'l don't lMnk s he Lho u ght o n e minute about her hair." "Next thing you know vou ·11 tell me she 1sn 't goin ~ to stay in bed 30 ilays to get her strength back! Muyva • Mayva ' You there''" And then there were the inevitable adjust- ments: such as whethe r lo continue living in Surf City or move to his house in Sewer Beach. We compromised. lie will live with us for th>'" ~um m er and then we'll move tc his place. A View of China As the hour approache&, everything seems to be floating right alo11g. We plan to "really get to know each other" while honeymooning in Mexico with our surfboards a nd camping gear. If we don't divorce in Tijuana. we'll be back lo work and s ub.normal in about a week. So. after nearly a decade or being single. I look forward lo sharing again. But I think I 'II ~till have a fairly good perspective of how 1t feels to be alone. That's why the Solo column will continue as Solo And. as Judy Collins· song says, we'll look :.it the world from both s ides now. SOLO/ZING ORANGE COAST S I NGLES: He nrik Ibsen 's play, "Hedda Gabler ," will be presented at the Fine Arts Studio Theatre. Fine Arts Complex, University or California, Irvine. at 8 p.m . Friday. July 9. Admission is free. Call Lenore Scott. 552·6049, for details. POOL PARTY: Orange Coast Singles will have a pool party at 3 p.m . Sunday, June 11. followed by a pol luck dinner a t 6.30. Call Leh a Sm 1th. 642·2732. for reservations. SINGLES DANCES: Th(• D1snevland Hotel holds dances for s1nglt•!> l'<tC'h Tue-;day. Friday ;rnd S unday. 0:.incirii{ begins at 8:30 p.m . Tut·sdays and S undays and al 9 p m Fridays. W F. CARE: This non·scct:man support and sol.'1a l ~rnup for :--1ngles meets every Sunday t'vcnin~ at 7 ·30 at the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, Dov<'r and lflth s treets , Newp<>rt Beach. SINGLES ONLY: "Powe r Over Others" will be the subJect of a discussion gr oup at 7 pm. Friday, June 9. Singles between 25 and 40 meet at the llunlington He ach Community Clinic. 500 Orange Ave .. Huntington Beach. S fo:C«)ND MARlt l AGE SE ~11 ~AR : t\ \\1Jrk!>hn1> l<lr th1.· "1dnwl•d. divorced or pers ons c·o11s1clc•nng ci1\'0rn· will hl' orrcrl'd by the niver!>1ty of Cal1forn1a, Irvine. Mondays and WNlnl'..,dJ\<., from 7 to 10 l!'l pm beginning \ugusl 7 For dctJils. C'3ll H3J·541-1 BALKOA SKI CLUB: Volleyball games ht·izin <it 5 :m p m <'V<'ry Tuesday a nd last until ctark on tht• tx:al'h a t Oran~c Street off Coast I li ghw<•Y in Newport Beach. Parties and dinner lollow lht• Aames Open lo non-members. SINGLE 1\GAIN : "Sexuality Taking lll·:-.pon:.rh1l1ty for Your Fulfillment With Othl'rs" is the ..,uhjccl of a proJ(ram offered 1:1t 1h1· Marrmtt llotl'I in Newport Bearh al 8 p.m Fr 1day. June !l Call 639· 1556 for det<iils . ASSE RTION TRAI NI NG : An a dult 1·duC'.1llon program offered by the Laguna Bca t•h L'n1fil'd Schoo l Dist rict will begin i\londay, June 19 Nancy Mays. at 494·8546 or fi.tG 7025. has furthe r informatio n about this 4our·WC<'k sess ion PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS: The Wes t Orange County rhapter plans a beach party at Newport Heach Stale Park at 10 a .m . Sunday. June 11. f''or more information on this nnd other P WP events. call Dave at 537·0096. SoLmzmg /11r .'iingles calendar runs each Thurs· 1/a 11 1n the r>culy Pilot and contains notices of ac- t mt tr$ for smqles /or llie folloW1ng wt'ek -Friday thrn11qh Thursda11 Sefld notices 10 Cheryl •Romo. • !)111/11 !'1/111 I'<> llnr 1.51'1>. Costa Mesa. 92626. Be sure rn 1nrl1J1LI• your name. address and phone numbt>r .Vo11rc~ mu.st bt> rn our hands two week! 111 advance Bv KELLY BLACK IF•rn.iu.c ............ ~ 'DARIEN. Conn. -In C hina, il is not con· s idere d impo lite t o stare, a fact I learned only after some unnerv- ing moments. I will never fo rget the faces in the c rowd we passed through after leaving the Canton tra in station on the first duy in China. We had just been g reeted by o ur g u ides, models or warmth and efficiency. l was shocked by the con- t rast. The faces in the crowd were cold. even hostile. The stares were intense. We had been instruct - ed lo say hello to every· one we met and this was our first c hance to practice our Chinese. We dutlfullv smiled and said hello ·_ ·;m hao" - to those we plAssed . A fr1C'nd an d I w e r e stu nned lo receive no respo nse other than :.i bl<i nk stare 1 late r was told Sl~r· in~ 1s not cons idered rude by the Chinese. and this was something of a ~hock for an American who was a lways told. ··Don't stare It's nol polite." Evt?rybody was sta r 1ng. We \lt'cre saying hello to people and they \\Crl'n"t doing anything lHJ l'k L a L <' r I r t' ;JI 11 c· rJ foreigners in China are a lways ~ novelty In· deed. I round m yself starin g at weste rners because they seem s o out of place. T he attitude of the C hinese childre n and olde r people toward us differed s harply from tha t or the middle·aged -especially me n . While the youngest and oldest Chinese we re war m and fri endly, we were the s ubjec t o f intense scrutiny hy middle·aged people. I s pent the whole trip t rying to fi gure it out. Maybe the middle·aged a re the ones most in- fluenced by the prop- ~~anda about "deca- de nt ca pitalists." C hildren around the world are more open, a nd the old people having seen so much may realize fo reiRncrs are not a s det rimental as their governme nt sometimes sa ys. One day. al lhc llcnho People's Commune out. l>1de Canton , I ~aw u Brnda .. Whrle or Bone Calf 38.00 Att1lio ... Wh1te, Bone or Navy Calf also Black Patent 4000 Size Scale S.S.-6 to 10 S -610 10 N -511t 10 10 M -4 to 10 ~ ~~~SH OE S 99 Fashion Island ... Newport Beach ... 759·955 t I Kelty Black co mple tely differe nt aspect of the Chinese. We we re briefed by the com mune's head and take n l o a schoo l Ev e r yo ne felt 1m mediately a l home with the kids. We spent lhl· hetlc'r part of a n hour play ing Ping Pong and shoo tin{:t basket s w1lh lh t>m . Am e r i ca n d11ldren could learn a lesso n fro m these Chinese. whose friendl1· n ess wa s Without parallel. We a ls o mel workers in their homes. and this was the only place I found middlc·a{:tcd peo. pie friendly. But l'Vl'n here WC Wd not hav(' the dose l'Onl ha 1•c ga111c d :-.inc:c the r1:volut1on The most rnform u I nwet1ngs Wl' h.1d w11h ('h1nc se w e r e 1 n Soot·how. Thl'r t•. from the s treet, you can hear the <:onversation inside the houses. I had the op- portunity to take long walks and once even got lost. By this time I hart bt:'come accustomed to !-<.tying hello to £'Veryonc becau:.e 1t was fascmal· m g to ~ee the reaction. I:-~\ e n on the s treet!>. ho\H"JC'r I usually was a nswercd hy children. ~oung mothe rs and very old peoplc. The middle · CJJ!l'd remained aloof. It s eems t ha t 1f the C hin ese people think about the United St ates <it all. it is only in pass- •nJ! and along the lines of government policy ••• Class <ksC'nbc lht· assailant 'iolt•tl f'ro(•tnr · Wt• clu thing~ Ill..<• lhal Imm time• lo t1mt• The rl.1!>..,room I!> four "<tll\ and you hav<' to do something " Wh(·n nol hc1ng JO llf'd out of !>pr1n ~ doldrums. students watch films. ~o on pa trol rar r1de·alongs and listen to guest speakers fro m the police department's bomb squad and canine unit. "THEY ALSO LEARN about the penal code," s aid Proctor. "But we don't get technical. We put it m terms they can un. d crstand. It's a general s urvey class." Proctor explained its populanty · ''Number one is tha t people are inte rested in police in gener al." he s aid. "They have a lways been interested in t he boys in blue. And police have taken over the rowboy movies In t elevision." Ile added that "it's krnd or an unknown area that they want to venture into." • The class. which won Westminster High School a national safety award. is not only popular with students but officers. P roctor s aid they enjoy working with the s tudents and having them go on the ride.a longs. It also helps boost the ra pport between the police and young people, sa id Proctor Nevertheless. Proctor said lhal this as the last c lass al the high school. " "UNFORTUNATELY. we're winding down lhc pro~ram because of lark of funds and man· power ." he said. The police depart menl. he explained, i!> mnv1ng towc.t rd 1:1n ovl'r·a ll c1l1zen awareness program, which will he taught like a colle~c c la!>!>. 1 hgh o;t•hool ~rn1ors. hOW<'Vl'r, would ht• allowed to attend. Regardless of the type of progr;im. Proctor said. it will enable the police officers lo continue "workin~ with them ut a young age "in un dt•rstandjng what Wt' d1> " Thank You, Dad, for Beautiful Tomorrows! f rnm M.ikcup to Modrhng and Pcr5ona1 Development. you wo11 1 110!! .1 helf Pr plarr frir hrr 1n Ot'comc lht tolal wom.1n G1vr hrr lhP q1111h;i1 1,1\f~ a 111ci1mc Call or rnmr m to<1,1y 101 hrr comp11mrntary analysis ·"'d p1091am d1scus~1on lt?~so'!L~~r!u~~rs ORANGE COONTY 3 fown L Country Qi.mg<>· (714151\ 7 8228 ••• Career <From PageCI> interested in. m et wit h the represenlahvc~ for 10 minute question and a ns wer session:, The questions were s pecific The eighth gra.ders wanted to know what :-.ort of spe<••ttl training was necessary. whether they could gt·l training or experience whale in high school or college, and what the working condition~ wl·re like. Money was very important to the pnHl'ens and they a s ked things like, "What 1s the average starting sa lary"" a nd "What ts the average s alary after 10 yeurs''" Some o( the re presentatives weren't too sure about the 10· year figure and the kids seemed disappointed. As the small groups .rotated from table to table every 15 minut<>s for a new Interview. 1t was o bvious some careers were more popular than others. Disc J ockey Dave Narz from KWIZ and former Fl:JI Special Agent Les Warren were const antly barraged by clusters of young people who had trouble leC:tving when the lO·manute session was up A few of the youngstcts, hkc tJ.year·old Scott Johnson. found that instead of their firs t. second o r third career choice -they were real ly interested in their flflh 01" sixth after talking to someone ill the field. The concept behind the Career Fair, ac- cording to Ellen Visca. a volunteu a ide who coordinated lhe event w ith teacher Marcie Smith . was to expose the children to future career chokes because "the earlit'r th<.' kids start thinking about a career the better ." Spmc participants. after fi elding quc~t1ons for over an hour. dcc uJed to ask lhct kids ::.Oml' 11ut•st1om; of their own. Thl• .1ournc.1!1st, who wa:. repeated!~· iJsked \\hl1thcr 1t s "really like lhl' Lou Grant Show"" <.1:--k1:d young M1m1 W:.in what sht• t hought :1 r1• porter w;,is suppo~ed to rlo ".Just write lo tell people thmgs that u re happe nin~. :\ rt>porte r write., lo ~o h •· something " And that's the way 1t was cit lh1· first annual Sowers Middle School Career FJ1r -<'he ryl Romo • •• Maid <From PageCl) I'm goin~ to charge by the v1br:rt1ons I get on the phone. tr they don't live in lhe n~h t neighborhood. I hang up," s h<: said. Just how much she charges and how mut h business she's drummed up is a mystery. i.ince Mary Rerry won't !><.1y. Recently she told M.., Recd she had 1,.4 membe rs or he r fa mily work ing. Now she says s he's up lo 23 e mployees Mrs. Berry h vcs in Brooklyn. but she work!. <>n ly Manhattan's high-re nl E ast Side. She s tart· cd doing household work al 13. s he said. and il ':; the only work s he's known. "I started Aunt Sall y last winter because I W<JS making $25 a da~ a n<l I got fed up with that. I ta ke pride in my work It 's worth more money than that " Ms. Reed says $25 a day 1s about average pay for household workers in Manhattan and the national average 1s less than hair that. Labor Department st:it1sllrs put the aven1gt' annual sala ry of domc!>ttt' workers nat1onw1dc ,1t S2.732 a y(•ar Jn N'ew York a t least. Ms Reed said, ''the> dem a nd 1s there. You can command the pay. All you have to do is be a good housekeeper. You don't have lo sell yourself this way." Mrs. Rerry defended her approach. sa) 1ng, "We 're takin~ girls off welfare and giving the m work. Right now everybody is freaked out over washing windows . getting down on your knees and scrubbing the floors . Well. we do. Once ~ou call Aunt Sally, you don't have to call anyone 1n after me." Ms . Reed callt•d lh<-1! .itl1tuclE' a "'1t·k servitude thing. I've s pent my hfe tr~ ing to restructure household work into a profession Young women aren't doin~ 1l e1nd r don't blame the m -there's no upwarcl mob1ltly, no mom•y and no respect ... Mrs. Berry sniffed."( havf' 5.000 of 1hc: ads That woman is crazy 1f sh~ thanks f'd JU!>I throw them away." BO MOECK rluh Cnln1dor run s ~ach \\ t>dnt'Mtoy 111 the-Deity 1•1101 arid ccmlams not1u:s o/ wom<'n ·' and sen11t'e <'lull 1'1t't'lmg:. and events /or llw /ollmmng u.eek - Thur:sdou through Wednes· du11 Snld notice& to Club C:ult>11dar. f)d1ly Pilot. I' 0 HoI 1!16<}, CO!la Mesa. ('A 9262t1 H1• :rure to ancludr yuur 1111mt' and ph1111t' number N<1trces must be m our lumds two weeks m advance. 1 'J'o request a p1ctul't-. write or call the FeaturP11 fJepartm~t. 642-4321. P1c· lures art' hm1ted ro fund raiser~ ~ ro the public . RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY W"-Y•W• ...... 1'22 ...... 11•4 c ......... -S41-0 ZSf MAIY lUSWOUH TAUIS AIOUT Jl'WEUY L11 ... 1 wct•k 11 was my 11r 1v1lc·g1.: lo :;ee u rnui.:nir1cent <'Ollecl1on of Jt'W(•lrv rrom New York T he• sall''-mun w:.1s llungan an, an ar11:-.t 1n hl'o wnrk and had a wonder! ul s1•n sc or humor lie udm1red !>CVl!ral 1•llll' p1eel's of Jewt lry m our "main" ruse and compllmentl'd u.c; on our mor<: unusu1tl 11ems He lhen used a phrase that f had never heard before. "Mary, 1f I may call you Mary, I can see that you ha ve ''ch erry picked " each and every piece Of Jewelry Wllh great l'3re and taste I would venture to say that few "'larger stores have mor e vaned and unu~ual p1ecel'I of Jewelry Our ston· doelt look e~pec1ally lovely al th•~ lime I We agreed.~ The "alesmun prepared lo lea\'l' a fter we h:11l <;clet•ted i:;cver al 1tem i. lor <'hr111lmas delivery. Then m a most casual way he asked. "Ma ry, h1Jw manv people in Ornnl!e (.'ounty have seen lhe lovely strand of Jade beads you are showing., .. Nol enough, 1 thought. nnd I adm1l that 1t 1!'. very fruslratinl? to know lhal we are showing a -s l'ldom seen t oday. 24 inch strand uf Jade beads of con~1stenl Rreen c·olor and n1 rf' I r .• n ' I u t (•II I q Cl a , , t v without l'OOUgh exposure Today morr than ever. V.l' • Jewelry Pl'OPle" an· lnok1111.t for the unu<;ual From lime to time I v.111 1.1k1• ltw 11111>nrtw11t v 10 l f')I )'OU Clf a rarP or "scar1•c·" 11\·m The> Mary Elbv.orth .l r w e l ry <.;h op 1s C'f>r1!>lan1Jy in ~t'Jrt•h lor I ht• J1'Wdrv p1Pcc·s of high 11uulit v und ran• IJc•;.rn1 r Hl'~1 nn1ng ()Ur 16111 y c•1e r 1.t .,t•r v1 ng lh•: h 1• a u t 1 I 11 I 111• op I e o t Ornnne> <.:ounty' On lht• ~round!I al Del Wphh'c; Nl'wporler Inn Msy Elhwortll I t 07 J_._... ld. At Mewpcrter 1M Htwporl kmch 644-GllO They look twice as good at half ttie • price. Forty Love ha~ !)md'>ht ·cl th pr ice barrier on I wo beautiful polycotton dresses. A $38 00 valut - now only $19.00 each. In these. you'll look NO. 1 every time•. But hurry-our special purchase won't last lonq. Only $19.00 #26FASHIONISLANO W@ NEWPORT BEACH . . • HOROSCOPE I F ASION ( B oros rope F llJOAY, J UN.: t B:y YONEY OMAR& ] ARIES <March 21-April 191 Creativity, ~ena~alily dominate Changes occur -you can "l'.lPrint style,. make known your views, gain w~der ~ecogmtaon for talents, pohcies. Gemini, Vlrgo figure prominently so does the number S. You make s ignificant progress through read- uig and your own written word TAURVS CApril 20-May 20): Home environ- ment, domestic changes. concessions are on agenda. Build for security. ~chew sensa· lionalism. Be practical about money, not penurious. Be receptive, not gullible. Member of opposite sex does care and you'll know it. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Shake off ten· dency to brood. You can take po.sitive steps by sendin g messages, making calls. visiting, dis· playing humor and optimism. Relative is very much involved. Pisces, Virgo figure prominent· Jy. See in wa.y that illuminates truth as contrast- ed to wishfuJ thinking. . CA.NC~ (June 2l·July 22l: Accent on pay- ing, collecting. working out budget, organi~ing, bringing priorities into focus. Capricorn and the l'IUmbeT 8 figure prominently. You locate lost article. You gel green light from older person in authority. LEO CJuty 23-Aug. 22>: What appeared a possible disaster can be transformed into a blesamg. Accent on the right place at the right lime, tbe moment of truth, personality, ap- pearance. charisma. Judgment, intuition are on target. Take initiative. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Yes, take the chance on you. Be confident. Bad dream is over -bells now tinkle, the colors a re bright and laughter dries tears. Cycle continues such that you recoup losses, make proper judgments, win res pect and prestige. One who means much s ays, ''I adore YoU ! " Spirit soars! LIB&A <Sept.. 23-0ct. 22>: Spotlight on de· sire. friends, being gregarious while maintain· ing a practical overall view. Cancer. Capricorn figure prominenUy -a nd so does the number 11. An Aquarian reveals unorthodox scheme or procedure. Tbls requires response of in· quisitiveeess and laughte r, not derision. 8CO&PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Diversify - display humor, versatilily. willingness to ex- pand borimas. Gemini, Sagittarius figure in scenario. One "in charge" is open to sugges. tioos, could make room for you al top. Dare to ask. seek. try, propose, demonstrate! SAGnTA&IUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You ob- tain glimpse ot future. You beeome aware of pote ntial. Distance, language barriers are bridged. Escape batch is located -you are out of doJdrums, melancholy is put to rest. Be strong in convictions. Spiritual revelation rein· forces, in.spires. CAP&ICOllN CDec. 22-Jao. 19l: What seems a myatert perhaps a part of the occult, could become cNstat~lear. You gain insight to bidden meanings. You understand needs of partner. mate -obligations, challenges are clarified. AQUAIUt1S (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Accent on money, solving technical problems, making de- cisions affecting home eovironmenL Taurus, Ubra, 9corpio figure prominently -so does the number 6. Contracts, partnerships. joint efforts, ftlating to ene who shares yuur hopes, ups and downs -these are spotlighted. A Flight Of Fashion By JUDITH OLSON Of ltw O.lly ~ ... "-" H wasn't exactly a flight to nowhere, because San Fruncisco Isn't exactly nowhere. But the brand·ne w Western Airlines Douglas DC-10 didn't land In the city by the bay. It circled the area and headed back to LAX with its passenger load of television and newspaper writers and cameramen. For Western Airlines, the flight lo fancy was a rare opportunity to introduce its new wardrobe for flight attendants. Why go to a ll the trouble or parading the new fashions In mid-air? The airline wanted to point out thl\t 1t was the 50th anniversary or the flight attendant pro- fession. w"1ch.. the company said, began with a Los Angeles-San Francisco "model airway." .. FOR THE FIRST lime in 1928. passengers were given priority over mail and freight." a company spokesman said. "Western received a grant of $180,000 from the Guggenheim Fund for the promotion of aeronautics to determine once and for all whether a n airline could make money carrying only passengers." Tbe first Oighl attendants. who were called stewards, were employed to serve meals. give out newspapers, answer questions and "look brave." According to Western. those fi rst stewards served restaurant.prepa red box lunches. The next group. in 1930, m ade coffee and sandwiches for the passengers on the ground before de- parture. The first flight attendants wore white jackets and looked much like the steward:. aboard ship. Today. the uni(orm has become• a multi· piece wardrobe which can be worn from airplane to hotel to shopping and bring no curious stares. WESfERN'S CAM EL, French blue and red colors have been pulled together for a classic look , according to the designer, J oyce Dixon of Omni fo rm, a division o( Jones of New York. There are blaze rs, turtleneck sweaters, tunics, scarves, ties, belts, jackets. s lacks, serv- ing aprons, all-weather coats and hats in the grouping. The fabric is a blend of polyester and wool. which is comfortable and wrinkle-free. Accordjng to Wes Lloyd , a special assistant to the vice president and a member of the "im- age committee," the uniforms were designed to provide a ''total look" for the company. A committee of fli ght attendants worked with the d esiJ?ne r s throughout the two -year process of outfitting the l , 700employees. A s urvey of the fli ght attendants revealed that they wanted something that was "fashiona- ble and classic," which had to be adaptable to all the airline's routes. from Alaska and Florida to Mexico and California. AND. ADDED Wes Lloyd. Western wanted its attendants to feel that they worked for a "class"company. ''The company wanted their personnel to have pride, to feet comfortable off and on the plane, not to look like they were going to serve hamburgers at a fast-food place." he said. ' . . . . . . . . . " Thursday. June 8, 1978 DAILY PILOT C3 Westem Airlines re· cently introduced new flight attendant fashion. left .. Dlllty ............. "' .... p..,_ Attendants wanted classic wear..anywhere designs. " .. .. ,, .. .. . ' ' ~ ... J . '• I p P ISCES <Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Pace slows and YoU have time to bring order out of emo- tional chaos. Service, correctim of ~l mis- takes are featured. One who relies upon -you wants more -tt ls tlme for you to relate facts of We. Another Pisces -and a Virgo -could be ftl"J much ln picture. If J-t la yoar birtbclay you are a humanitarian. teacher, upholder of law, the ri.gbta ol the underdog -and you also are rest· less. dramatic, short-tempered, nenrous and temperamental. Aries, Llbra persons play key roles lD your life. Vacation, travel, expans ion of horizons indicated (or you in August. By Oc· tober. your creative resources are back in work· ing order. Love will be present and happiness no longer will be a stra nger. Don't Start Fires at Age 72? Weddmg and engogtme1fl ~ents run on Sunday m the Daily Pilot Forms are available at all Da'1y PUoC o//kes or by callmg the Features Depart - mm,642~1. To~ di&oppotnfment, proapective bndes are l't:rmnded to have lhetY wedding 61ones. with a black· CDld·tdliU glos&y of the bride ar o/ the couple. to the f'eatvres Department one week befOTe the wedding. Engagement announcements. with black-ond- wldte glossy o/ the future bride OT the couple. must be r ecdDed by the Feature& Department si.r weeks before IN weddmg date D E A R A N N there. I'm tired of being LANDERS: You haven't mauled and pawed , II ved Jong enough to aroused and left hanging qua lify as an expert on in midair. No one sbouJd sex among the elderly. I start a fire unless he can have. put it out. J ust sign me All women do NOT -NEEDING MORE AT lose their sex drive in 12 later years. You told DEAR 72: I did NOT "It's Zero Here" that sa y "all women lose m any elderly people de· their sex drive in later rive ample satisfaction years." Some women, out of fondlin g and as well as men, main- c a r es sing -ju s t ta in a keen interest in touching and being sex into the 80s and even close. 90s. I did say, however. This may be true if that so m e e lde rl y BOTH the man and his couples are content just wife have one foot in the to be held and caressed grave, but that's not the lovingly and nothing way it is in our house. more ls needed. Ann L a n d ers I say if the only place If e v e r a couple a m ao has it is in his n ee de d join c. s e x ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-h_ea_d~._l_et~h_l_m~k_e_e~p~it_tberapy, It's you and your hmband. There are simple solutions to your mend a legitimate sex therapist (watch out for quacks -(he woods are full of 'em). write to the American Psychiatric AssociaUon. That Na· tional Headquarte rs ad· dress is 1700 18th treet, N.W .• Washington, D.C. 20009. DEAR ANN : The con- troversy in your column abo ut bre a s tfeed1n J? babi es in public brought back a me mory that g ave me a nd othe r members of our family We ore pleased •o announce we ore no w open for business in N ewport Beach Metteer's Fine Funishings of Anaheim. serving Oonge (CXM"lty fa 25 year~. hos now opened its beoutiful, new showroom. Please come in for o visit soon. We feat\l'e Henredon. Boker and Thomosvi11e in Oii beautiful. new showroom. CM experienced decorator' ore ready to aisist you, ot no extra chage. in f imishinq your home or office. Watch for o.x Grand Open1nq awo1urnotely June 20 DICK METTEER, Fine Furnishings & Interior Design I 727 We,tdiff Drive, NewJ)Ort Seoch • 640-1 b78 ~ q..S.30 . Tlv1day ·t ii 9 • Clcxed ~ . . problem and I hope you will make an effort to find them. Ir your physi· clan ls unable to recom· Free Gift Offer ALOE VERA Discovery Contour Uft Focial Dramatic results with first application for bOth aging skin and acne probt~ms. Skin Care ~nler 2700 WHt Coat HICJl'wwy M•wpotf IHcJt For Appt. 64'·77H a hearty laugh. I'd like to share it with you and your readers. Many years a go m y m other was going by train from Galesburg, Ill., to the next town. She noticed across the aisle a large. friendly woman who wa s breastfeeding her child. The little one was fretful and not t a king h is nou r ishment. At that moment the conductor came hy and asked the woman for her ticket. l\I y mother heard the wom an say, "Eat your dinner , child. or I'm go- ing to give it to the con· ductor." -AN IL · LINOIS READER DEAR R E ADER : Thanks for a good laugh. Those old family stories are a lot funnie r than the current jokes that make the rounds. DEAR ANN LANDERS: A message to a It those jerks who yell at the ~cc reta ry because her boss did not return their call. Why don 't you .)ICll at him in person? Do you think the secretary has the power to stand over the guy and demand that he c<1ll you back just because> you said it was urgent? t 've been ans wering telephones for 15 years. and it Is un believable how nasty people can ge t. I realize bein g tolerant is part of m y job, but life wouldt be so much more pleasant 1f people were sensible. " What do these bullie~ t hink the y are ac- complishing when the~ :ve il at the secr etary·• Please ask them, Ann - llA MM ERED·ON SUE DEAR SUE: I don 't have to ask the m. I know. They're taking out their frus tration on the handiest target. and that's you. Of course It makes no sense, but when peopl1• be have emotionally in· stead of rationally, this is what you fe'. HOU6E Presents A l\11LLION DOLLAR COLLECTION Oriental Objects d 'Art Jade. Opal, Ruby & Sapphire Jewelry At Its Finest ANNIVERSARY SALE 20% ... 40% off OUR ENTIRE STOCK JADE HOUS~ Lido VIiiage 3400 #2 Via Oporto. Newport 8Hch (714) 873·5'58 NOW THAU JUNE 18th JADE HOUSE Up~r Level.The Oak• TMuund Oak• (805) 497·64'8 JADE HOUSE Upper level, Glendale Gall•rla Glendale (213) 247-'627 AMERICAN EXPRESS-6ANKAMERICAl\O-qlNERS Cl.U9-MASTERCHAROE &a twl.Y ... Or . MARMADUKE "Con you wait o minute?" t=UNKYWINKERBEAN MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX T>-EYIJZE 'f>.E (N,. v OIES WITH~ ,¥C&JTM Of'a.l W1PE ENOLl6H 1l> TAKE 1HE &AST! DENNIS THE MENACE ..------...... ,. 1C.'~;-' f • f bY Metl by Tom Batiuk DOOLEY'S WORLD ••• GORDO TUMBLEWEEDS HOA6-(, A>N'i '1t>LJ WM FJNP E'elNG-A HANGMAN ~ .. UH .. UN~f? NANCY OH, I SOPA'.>SE I M1611f IF I FIPN'r HAVE A H09fY. __ _, l WISH SLUGGO WOUl.D HURRY 0ACK WITH THOSE HOT DOGS··· I'M ~.NANCY:. •• YOU'LL HAVE TO EAT YOURS STARVING PLAIN 1"HIS 15 OMt...Y API~ s-ruPFSP UNPeR MY PRf!f5S ! lty Tom K. Ryan PEANUTS (JI.Al/, 4™15 1$ I/OUR FIRST Fll6HT A5 A CAAAIER PIGEON ~ • COMICS I CROSSWORD ! by Charin M. sc•tr I WANT '1100 10 FLI/ Ff{OM HE~ TO THE COOOHOUSE i j l--~--"'Wlt-~~-. . 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TONIGHT S LATEST LISTINGS TeleviSion Thursday June 8. 1978 DAILY PILOi c:f : ... ....:, ,------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------rttt 'KSDAY EVENING 9 00 t) ff) CBS NE'i'VS 00 NEWS Q lME~GENCY 0ME1 A DOhC~tnJ'n r1lri It,. ~uh 11\tt P-a' am~ 11."'~ ., • r-e O"mart<U mmf'llJ.41~~ auontoo<1 lor '"s "'°""•llO Putlntrr 0 GUNSMOKE A yOun9 COM•«' ,,, .. ~ .. ~ ·' con1rac.t. upon n•"'"'" from prison tu ~ .. u a m.)n he has n.ivflr ~ ... ,n QI THE BRADY BUNCH «I) ADAM-12 M.Uoy and Ret><l <ir" oul In eaten an etusrv" »atJntf'•Jf on a one-man an11 poliu lion <;ampd1gn f.D ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Ro1>1n Hood Ht>b1n Will JriCS R1tlpll rid" to Hun11r1g- don Ma11or Upon a"''"' ~ ""' l ucl< fl'vt>illS Inf' 1tu1:I who "•dde Oii WIUI noom ~ hPtrlooms 1Par1 3 ol t:!t fRJ '1:) SPECIAL 1ogt1pher HHll lreew~y ano..loers are unaurtable ts a shooting locale (R) 8 MOVIE • • • "1 he Unin1r1ted' ( 19•U ) Ray MlllOMd Ruth Hu•sey A youno coup111 bu.,s the pe<lec1 hamu in E.ngland and trnd• to 1ne11 l\Ot1or rt IS '1aunted by 8v~ and violence 12 hr• I D [§) WELCOME BACK. KOTTER " And Baby Makes Four" Gabe and Julie toke the nawbQrn IW1ns tiome lrom the hOsp•tal and are grHI· ed by une•pe<;l&O gw.11 - Julre's parents lrom Nebraska !Patt 3 01 31 (RI 0 Bill Y GRAHAM CRUSADE Q) OAAOL BUFINETT ANDFRIEHOS «I) MOVIE" • • * "Charley's Aunt t 194 11 Jack Benny Ka~ Franc•& A cOllt!!Je student com8$ to 1ne illd ot ho$ tflcnd by posing as IM boys aunt (2 hrs I ED THE OAIGINALS: THE WRITER IN AMERICA TUBE TOPPERS h.CO P Q) 8:00 -"Charle) 's Aunt. .. 01w of .l,.H·k fienn\ ·._ fun111<.•:-..t movie r<tlt•.., trmb him m cl1:ag 1n thb 1911 com· (1dy "tth K~y Vrarw1:-. KC:ET 28 8 :30 Tht· Ht•a l America. Chwigl•:-, in :\nH·r1C·a11 M>l'WlY :;ince the uphc<H als or the S1xtil'~ ar~ examined hy p rogram hoht Bi:n Wattenberg. N Bl' B JO .I)() Billion Dolle.tr Bub· hh· Thi.., Sl>t'l'WI program re-trcates one ul thl' h1g~t'~l swindk c... 111 American business h1storv Sam Wanam aker and James WoM s ai·t· ll·alurecl. 0 \!.2i BARNEY MILLER A1om1c Bornh Capt M•'· ler and 1>1~ mnn tace the perple~•n<) 1,1~i. of del11;1n9 a ~tu<h:nl t>..1111 nucl.,ao df'v1CP !RI 0 THESAINT Tile (, "'"0 0 1 te111od 1nsuranct1 trautl DO NEWS Q (I~ ARE YOU A MISSING HEIR? ttat Linden ho•ls j d1t1ma1 1al10n ot lhe stortes 01 t1ve lollunl'S 1na1 dttl ~1111 unc1.11med trmtolhl'llu 1111 CJ TONIGHT Guest hast Burl Reynold~ Guests Don W111111mi. Robby Benson Lolli hil.i · na. Pal P.Julseo U LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 'LO~" A,.rJ lhe Eyewrtnesua l llrflft on .; noneymoon ·~ 41 blid scene "Love And Thu Securrly Burld•ncf' 8111 makes" semi lJl1nd 031•• Q @J STARSKY & HUTCt4 '"Survival A •<M:keleer rea1111ng that Hutcn ~ lest•· mony writ '>end h•m to P"S· on. hueS)I nit man to eUmr- ~c:h fRI 8) THATGIRL «I) GET8MAAT Max as .in ensrvn dnd 11111 Chief as u veoma11 suddc.r» ly rcah1e they'd billh:.>r gel otl ltte Ship 11 lhl'y .ltf' 10 1nwar1 a KAOS plot ID CAPTIONED ABC NEWS ~ANING 12.00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Q) MOVIE • •. PUllUIHJ ( t9.t7J r..,.,~,, W11qht. Rob•''' Mitc hum An orphon J1111mp11 10 Jv(lnoe h•• 1e111er s. murder upun re..ctl•"Q t>1&nt1000 (2 111 I 1309 NEWS 1·•51 NEWS 2:00 C!) NEWS 0 MOVIE • * • Tnt: fJll11n Sparrow" ( 194J, Jolln Gttrht>ld MRuret>n 0 Hard The \oh• su1v1v1ng membl't ol 1ne 1n1erna1ron1JI Bu gade hnds nrmsell tr~poeo by Nazi ap+es 1n New VQ•k 11 nr~ I 2:05 6 MOVIE • • • • And Now M11]cJ1•1 ( 19661 Guy S1oc~well Chr Gu1agcr A youny ">heD· f'erd lrres to prove f'•• ·~ rl!llpons1bte enougn 10 be included 011 the grJ11ng lr&ks ( t llr 55 m111 l 2·ss o News 3·00 0 MOVIE • • "Tne Mummy ' H.11•0 Ron(' L ""''~0,UI' A Pnr tr111t 01 lndPpend1•11c" J .. 1ck Burry mtf1rv11'w Lti"e~Qut.. Prt1mu" ol Ouel>uc nn the rnlahon lihfp l>t't .. t•('n Quebec. a11<.1 the Can.i<111in Conleclera lion. tne rea1111es 01 de1ac11ment and a new awareness 01 the po1111ca1 t:conom1c ano t 1111u1 .11 impac t ''' CJ1u tH« ' 1ndeo<'ndence' r.11 .111 111 Nnnh Am~nr J Missing Heir? Why I Love Al Tho P 0 Cudo•a Welty reads rrom one of her short s1011os D1amo110\ W MERV ORIFFIN Guests F ftlll' Gorm11 Sieve I awrt•ncP I 01111 Fields, Millan B1>rlf' IE LET'S MAKE A DEAL Ell) MICHAEL JACKSON Judge Joan Dompsey Klern ana1y1os 1ne auahty ot tn11 curr~nt legal systOfTI A sc110011eacn ... , retllrn~ 10 her aparlm!'nt 10 fmd 1 child wli1t1no lor her there 8) HIGH HOPES ( t940) 01tk Foran Georqe Zucco An a11c1en1 rnum111y 11!>0S 10 krll 1ne m(lmb .. " 01 ·"' archa!'o,091ca1 "~Pl'01 lion f 1 hr l!. mrn I W MOVIE Hal Lmcl(•ll of TV's Harn<.'\ :'11111<.·r 1!\ I he host <>I an hour long hlH.'t:1JI about lne lortunes that <ire still und<11nwd tonight ,1t Ill on ..\Bl'. Channd 7 '11) SPECIAL St Galy Trle.~ Gllt.t SI Galy s~etches and pre· l)dres tries lor a lrnal mo" at wnrcn refle<;ts 1no 11111 01 tne early colonr~I !)('trod 1n Amerrcan n1story, compar 1ng h•s own hte rn Hungur v w•HI the slrugglei. 01 lht• co:11on1a1rs1s ED SOL.ZttENITSYNAT HARVARD "A view And An Evaiua. lion" A him prohle ot AJex- .;nder Solzhennsyn. a rebroadcast 01 his com- mencement address <it Harvard Un Ivor s11y. and post-speech anarys•s by Hamson So11,bury of 1he New York limes '11) MEWSCHECK An 1nlormat1ve collec1ron ot Oran119 County news government and consume< .wa11 s people and spor rs Q) HONEYMOONERS Ralph entl"•S a contest pick•ng the category ol popular mu!llG. and seems 10 have " s;mootn road anead 10 1ne 100 Piile • * 11t • Wf' Wt"rta Slranqer!> 119491 JennifPr JO<leS, JOlln Gartreld A yOung woman 1a11., in IOvP whrle •111emptin9 to avl"nQt> her orolher s deatn fl llr~ 30m1n I 00 ABCNEWS program (fl) f&J AMERICA 2NIOHT /IOJ MERV GRIFFIN f1L;fu;t c, fyC11u Gormn '.ih•..,.P tawrpnc~ l OCIC • "1d M•~lon lil'•h· 8:30 8 MOVIE ••• lrAllt.~.,,,.,,, 011 '1. ·'< '• I II I 7 00 0 NBC NEWS 0 LIARSCLUB 0 _.BCNCWS C o ,t1y c, c.>r1 t t n h•f 4 tHt.1<.lil "''-'" ff11•~ ff, rt t'•"' "'°'"'I ~ \nn • t.,t 11 t ,,., •• ,. Whiff' tHff•m;.ur.,, f1 UH ~j tu~ f ... 11n1ly nlit ot Hit• '..Jht 110 /lht '1(1m1n 1 Q) BEWITCHED Q) ROOKIES A rt-llrfl<l pohce oltrcr·r lrli!S to t11~e cnarge 01 .,n 111ves1oga11on El;) OVEREASY Frances Foye. lulurA ne •'1 rttsoarcn. early olt•r! (:) BOWUNO FO~ !JOLLA RS Q) I LOVE LUCY (D ADAM-12 t .. ~.,llt•r dl~ Al:iP•''"is into uw ~•lcJ ~ ''' Gr1Tftth P.uP. wh1lf• JIU''"'"O .-t rObbr .. ry J.flt'\.f ID MACNEIL I lEHRER REPORT (B THE REAl AMERICA 111 .. Bomb lna1 Frllled • '" II Wa11enbN') predrCIS m.11 U S ootJula11on will Charant-1 Lblings 8 KNX T (CBS) Le>'i An'J"lr• 0 KNBC INBC1 L('I'> AnqP••"· 0 KlLA tlncl 1 l ,~.A• 'l'' •·• 0 KABC TV 1ABC1 LO'> /In I"'" Cl) ><f'.'MB ICB~I 5.in 0 "llo 0 KHJ-TV (Ind ) Lr•':> An'""'"' @l KCST (ABC1 San Du·qu 8) KrTV (Ind I LO':> Af1q1•1t•<. «I> l<COP TV (Ind J Lo.., AnQr•''" fll> KCET· TV tPBSl Lo~ Anou11 'i '1'i) KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunltnf'}IO" Seactl l>1d: ,\ntllorl\ \\ ill1:111h r 1t1rn" l.<.11l<'t· h.1•n\ Ill 111 the .irt ut 11pl·1 •111ng .1 1.11 h1.., orn atl', I ltr l11wcl "pk.t..,llt 1· ho.it · 111 111n1ght ~ t..'Pl!'.Udl· of J:1nll'~ :it Hi . .!ll'lllj.! iJI !J o 'd1>tk 01 1 '.\:BC. Cha111wl I Dearth of News On TV Criticized CINCl:'\i"ATI 11\l'l l<'l<'vt~ton doe::. not pre :,('nt enough d.ttly n;tlinn,tl and ''orld nC'ws. a formt>r 1•xec·u11,1· lor tl11 .. • 1\rm:rH'Jn Hroadca~ltn~ Company •wvi-. "My gr<'atest d1:-.appointm1•nl in 25 years was that all three tch.•v1s1on nl'lworks dtcl not expand their early evenrn~ news to an hour two years ago." Elmer Lower said rn a speech to Ufe As· sociated Press Hroadcast<.'rs convention Lower. recently rl'tired after ~5 years In broadcast and print Journalism was given the i;roup's Robert Eunson Aw11rd tor distinguished serv1ct. Th<' «omml'rc1al tell'\ 1'111n mrlustr\· hu an ob· hg.<1t1on to tnfurm v1t''"'' s .al i:rcutcr le.ngth. L<>wer -.;Jl(f "TW\'nt v '"" ;rntl H h;1H minutl'!'I •tt the penk new~ vi.-"-1n,11 tmu1 s \\ hc11 mo:-.l i\m1•r1cans can watch 1~ not l'nough. ·' l ,ow1•r saul Lo~l'r !'lard lhu 10 l.ir~t·"l ~talion~ affiliated with esch n<'twork "must htte the bull('t." nnd attree to an hour of nctwCJrk newc; \11 lhP rt'~t will ~o alonit "Lm.1.cr ad<icd I stabrllltl ill ill>Oul 265 mrJ. Iron t>y 20?5, and 1na1 tne problems will "" related morr• In ntlluPnC!'I ltldn 110!)UIOt•n•1 qrow1t1 1 8 J JOKER'S WILD 7 30 0 S 100,000 NAME THAT lUNE l} N(WL YWED GAME 0 lHE GONG SHOW 0 JOKCR'S w1LD 0) THE DRAOY BUNCH (!) AMERICA 2NIOHT Gue" t Eh•ll 1 Atnu9 flll 28TONIOHT A study ot d•SC•1m1na1ron against women by several commun11y ser'llr<:e organ· 1zatrons '11) NEWSCHECI< An inlormahve co"ectoon ol Orange County news. QOV!!rnment and consumer ,1llu1rs. people and spor1 s (fl lolFL FOlllES Qol MATCH GAME P.M. 8.00 IJ 8! THEWALTONS J .... ~on ._ma h1~ l..lh:_·ntPd blJclo, luend Josh team up "'U!>•(Jlly tor ,, !1pr1n9 te,11· ,,,1 ,-.n1, to ti•• c onfrontcd hy tJ1~r.r11l'HOrJtt0n fHJ Q CHIPS Caroor Ooy • Ponch rs Ille guest spooker 01 his to,. mer h•qh scl!ool he and Jon deal with " ca!.kel dropped Oil a Crly streel ano try to persuaoe a pno- e:3o'u l!.Oi OPERATION P£TTtCOAT (,Jll.irdo Join• UIJ n I/ mOftO G •tldHJf tht-~·• 1 1 Ujt·I ~ Onft-.18 COC,,111. (JI bO~rl1 llle<j311f. •S rn d~nll"' 01 oe1nq d1sto1ror.,o t•v L .. p1;11n M1llorn 1r11 Q) CROSS-WITS ED THE REAL AMERICA Molner. Floq And Applt• Pie Ben WallPnbe1q l''3m1nes tne c11an9rs th11t Amerrcan soc1e1y n,1. underqone since th.-1ur- butem soxhes '11) OVEREASY Frances Faye. tuturc hca11 research early 01011 program IA) 11:00 6 @ HAWAII FIVE-0 An cx-as1ronoul /J~mf", Wa1nwrtgh1I whose ''"<l9'' ""~ rhanq•·d 1rom 1 n Jhof'al nero 10 a p1mPt1c puppe1 lr>r a it.JI 11:.1 llf' dr•veloper. bU<:Omt·~ u,,. 1 lllCli>I Jrnk rn an rnvp\llQJ hvf! reoone• ~ 11 .. ath 11~1 D JAMES AT 16 HCOAI Wllllflul /\ (.,IJ W ithout A drH11>r ' t1< ()n•,1• JnmPs secretly 1.1t.<>• tllP r.1m1ry car 10 rmpre:.s 1 d·"" 1R1 '11) AFFAIR IN THE AIR Ttm I01ti: nt llytn') 1\ t!•d· tn1nt-d .-o lht: t<tt7 [~r'-·fl ,,,..,,1.u Aue r,Jtt A soc:1i1 11on f ly in C.onvc>nt1on "' Osnko~n. Wri.consin tht!I world ~ llJ•!lt'~t e1v11111on even I 9:30 0 l,!01 FISH Clo~e Fncoun1e1s 01 A frsny K1110 A nerqhbOr- nood char:tcter ma~C'~ Loomis a believer '" UFOs bul Phrl F1sn remains .i hard·core sloep· tic (RI 10:00 IJ (f) BARNABY JONES Barnaby becnmt's 1n1rotved 1n dec1111 dn<.I vr?lence wn"n a "''oow fVt>ra M1lesl oegrns 1ellv1uq hN pa51 wrtn her Or>ad husband s <lOllbfP (Ill 0 BILLION DOLLAR BUBBLE 5Jm Wan<1md~er .rnd Jamp•. Woodi. µorltJV 1 ... n •ll'::turJnC~ t'A0Cu11ves m tt11'· 1 •Cfual re.crearron ot one 01 the b199e~1 swrntllf'~ m AmP'4Gfln buSl~S tUS· lorv 1 S2 01111on compu. 10.30 mm NEWS ED MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT '11) G OVERNOR'S ADDRESS Cio.. I' amuno G Brow" Jr dddr~\~\thr UQr\l•lule 11006DO CI ~NEWS 0 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE Love A nd 11w Hoo<1w1nked Honey Nellie .1110 Homer are surrounoe<l by polrCP "'a mOIOI "Love And Tne Coiy Comrades Gladys 1s aSked 10 S4IW ~ ou11on lor Comrade IYan 0 MOVIE • • •-. "Ori Tne TnreshOld 0 1 Space" ( 19561 Guy Mod1son. Vrrg1n1a Leroi Aller a llre1 rs 1n111re<1. nrs doctor run& into a strange •,11uat1on (2 hrs I ID THE ODO COUPlE (I) MONTY PYTHON'S Ft.YING CIRCUS ED DICK CAVETT Gu!\St Mrcnel PavlOll IOI· m1•r oancfl'r w1lh I nt! r>1aq'1llev Balll'I '11) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11·30 IJ (81 M'A'S'H H.lwktiye becomes so11•lv 1espon,1ole lo• Ille wo..nd· t'd wllf'n au ol lhe res1 ol 1ne 40771n doctO<S 1311 VIC• 12:05 6 CBS I.A TE MOVIE • *'-> 'All My Darting Daughters" I t9721 Robert Young. £Ye Arden A wrd· ower rs conlrontf'(I wrlh Ille huge task ol arrang1nq a qua<lruole wedd•no tor ll1s tour oauqhU!<S (RI 12·30 0 MOVIE • * • 1 ' Humoresque (19471 John Garheld. Joan Crawford A gilled mus•· cran decodes lhat ~1s career 1s moro 1mpor1an1 man the woman he loves (:! hrs ZS min i 8) TRVTHOA COHSEOUENCES II) MOVIE • • "Sing. Bov Srnq • ( 19581 Tommy Sano&. l•l1 Ganoe. A yo..ng singer cr<lC~i;. undt>r Ille strain or hos orotess•on 11 h• 10 """. 12:37 0 (!f TOMA. The Accu~d lomd rs comoellCd to find out whet~ lhf' ShOOllMQ ot .; black youtll tlv .i lr>1111w OlllCer w,15 IUSllllCd (RI 1.00 0 TOMORROW Janel Guthrte ll'IP t11st woman lo rBt;O 1n Ille tnO•· anapo11s 500, wrlf d•scuss ner ca•ffr 0 MAVERICK 'The JUOU Mask ' ... 00 I) STEVE EDWARDS 0 MOVIE • *' I 'if'<• A 0.ir" Slr1inger f 194 71 Oebor.:H'I K .. rr. frnvo• Howdrd 4 25 0 NEWS ~30 0 MOVIE • • 1 nt> l>t><.•f't!o Ot 1 ne Blue Room ( 19.iJl P.1ul lu~as. I ront!I Alwoll Friday•,. Day• i111e .ff orit-# ~ANING 11;30 Qt * • • "Lrllle M1n1st1:r ( 1934) Kalhamlf' Hepburn Jonn Beal James Barro<: i. s1ory about •J 11111e Sco111~n pastor 12 nrs , 20 min I JV=TERNOON 12·00 l) • • • • 1 l>c Sundowr> •·• . I 1•~·.11 Rober! ,.,.. inn Jonn Barrvmur. 11 r.,.o orothtl•:. hghl tu 1.r .. tf'CI wna1 •s lherrs lr(lm 1 qunm.in wno " rt>ally IN>or oth1:r buJlhtlr I I n• JO 0\1n) 3:00 \I OI • D•d You Hea1 1111• Onl' Aboul Tilt> Trav('hnq <;;ile>,lady~" ! 19681 Phyllo!> 011fe1. Joe f lynn I!\ tarmer's son become'! •rwOlved ,.,,h e lravcl•ng 'la~ady ( 1 nr 30 mrn I ABC Weighs Anchor • m TV News By TOM JOR\' NEW YORK <AP> -Al thl! lwight of the coal strike last winll'r. ABC's Frank Hey nol ds went t o the coalfields lo anchor a series of news reports on the labor dispute and its eHel'lS. 'Beacuse te c hnol ogy enabled u s to mov e htm o ut the re." recalls Av Westin. cxccutivl' P.roducer of ABC's 'Evening News." "our anchorman bl!caml' a r e· porter. too. "The other CBS and NBC. their re-ports on the coal REY1101...o~ str ike were <ideqaute. llul ours had to be better because Reynolds was the re ... The decis ion to station Reynolds in the field . coordinating and introducing reports from other correspondents covering the story. "u::.. 111 a :.l·nsl'. " r~·i-t of a new "EH•ning Ne~" l11rmat 1\ BC wi ll 1n-st1tulc in mid·July T H E NETWORK will abandon the tra ditional New York-based news anc hor for three -or four re- gional news desks. Re)nolds will anchor the national des k 1n Washington, Max Robinson the domestic desk in Chicago and Peter Jennings the foreign desk in London. In addition. Barbara Wa lters. who has been co-anchor or the "Evening News" with Harry Reasoner. will handle a "special coverage" desk in :'\cw York Reasoner 1s leaving ABC to re101n CBS. The new formal. says We:-.1111 , b a res ult in part or technolo1n that al lo ws on-the·spot production and transmission from the field. "Not long ago." he says. "cor- respondents covering a story would have to leave the scene e nough in ad· vance to fly to a nearby affiliate. pro· ccs:. thl' film anti pre pare 1t for trans m1ss1on "TODAY. OUR GUYS can be in the fi eld an extra three hours or so. ri ~ht up to air time. That means a more immediate report and. by the \\ ay. more thinking lime. And we think the quality of the joumaHs m. 1hc.• quality of the reporta~c. ~oc:. up .. The regional anchors. with specific areas of respons ibility, will be ex· peclC'd to know and pus h for what the~ tonstder the important stones. W~stm says. "and that kind of ad· \Ol'IH'\ h<.1:. i;?Ol LO improve lhe l'OV· People at ABC including Roon<.' /\rl<'clge, th<' preside nt of ABC News and Sports sec the development as "a~ a reasonable and rational change in thl' way news 1s broui:ht to the American people." Westin says . "THERI<: WF.Rf: T HOSE \\hP laughed ... Westin :-;ays. "when NBC started 'Huntley-Brtnkley. • But mo:.L people soone r or later saw the /O/.!IC in the New York-Washington anchor . Now we find the logic in a W as hm ~to n-Ch1cago-London ar - rangement." Westin says ARC doesn't anticipatl' "an immediate breakthrough in the rat1ngs." CBS has long been tops m the ratings for evening newscasts. "( do think we'r<' goin~ to set' d steady growth in our ratings, mark~• hy market. a:. people become awan' of us There's no doubt that ont> serious problem A HC confronts is thl' ha bit \1ev.crs havl' de\eloped Ovt•r th<.• years watching Cronkite or. f1r..t. Huntley·Brrnkll'y, and now Chan cell or "Rut it's always been m y feeling." he says. "that vo u improve lhC' journa lis m a nd the ratings wtll follow." Daytime Emmys Given MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY By TOM JORY NEW YORK IA P l NBC" "Da)5 of Our Ll\cs" won an Emm) as t hl• hesl da\t1mc dramat1t scrtc.•<; anrl thl' stars of NBC's "The Doc tors·· and "Another Worlcl" won attmg awards in nationally lclcv1scd cercmonrt•!> here Wcdnc~day James Pritchett. who play<; Or Mall Powers in "The Ooctors." was chosrn outstanding actor in a daytime dramatic series for the period between March 14. 1977, and March 28, 1978. and Laurie Heine man. Cha rlene Frame Matthews in "Another World." was named best actress. An ABC soap opera, "Ryan's Hope." won an Emmy for writing. and Richard Dunlap of CBS, "The Young and the Restless" picked up one for direct in~ A BC WAS T llF. BIG "1nnl·r O\t•r;ill \\1th seven clavllm<.' Emmvs. tncludin~ four for children's pro· grammtng. NBC had h vc an'1 CBS and the Public Broadcaslln,1! Ser vice two each J\ RC had 28 nominations. NBC 18. CRS 13 and PBS l'il'!ht. Talk show host Phil Donahue was ll c1o uble winner He won an Emmy.,., the outstanding host or hostess In a talk, ser\'ice or \'ariely series. and his syndicated "00nahue" s how was chosen the outstanding such series. NBC's "Hollywood Squares" was chosen the outstanding game or audience participation show. and Richard Dawson. host of "Family Feud" on ABC was the outstanding host In the same category MlKt: Ci1\RG1t'LO WON an Emmy for his d1 rt'l'tron <Ill lhl· J one 20, 1!)'77, episode of "The sio.ooo P ram1cl" on A nr "C:1pt<1in l\an,l!aroo." whkh made its de hut on CBS in 19S5, was named the outstandin g ch1ltlrcn's series Oawson. once a c·o.star In the "Hogan's Heroes" comedy ser ies. was hO!>l for the awards ccr('monies on ABC "fJ ayR of Our LiV('S , .. wh1<.'h premter('d Nov l9. 1005, wnr; one of four daytime !>crials nomlnDt ed for the lop award by members of the Nallon ~1I • At:adem' of Tch•\·1s1on Art~ and Sciences The others ~ven• · ,\II M:-Children" and "Ryan's Hope" on M W .tntl "The Youn,(! and the Restless" on CDS Hen· arc the other daytime Emmys awarded \\'ednesc.Jily . -lndlvrdu<ll 01rt'<IO< lor a varJely pr09r•m. Mdrlln HalQ M•t~tv. 01rtr E .. sy," Marcn10. 1~11-a1<0Clfo, PBS -CllllO<,.,, \ tnl~ldrM'l'°"I ~l•I. "Hewrll's JUSI Different,'' ABC Al ttrschool ~ 1~1 Ch1k:trt::"'1 \tnforma11on\H lf'\, • ""'"'-'l\.An1m.tl\ An1m•t\~·· ABC -Choldr~ s1nform.ttlO<l•ls1>«1at, •vor.,Gooa Frl-s," A8CAl•rs<,_I S"9cial -cnlldren' l"'lru<t-1 urr•s. ,,.,.,.,le. Roe~. soioochov.te Roell," ABC S~ldl <18"1h<M1on outsl.,,,d1nc;i proc;irfm acl\r,wm•nl, "Live Fr°"' L1ncolnC""'"' R•c•1 .. 1ot l•nor Lut16noP•varott11romtheMel,"P8$. Ouht11na1nQ Atl11~v~,,.,..nl In <Ov•rAot ot s~••I e"*f\11, "TM C,r .. t E.nc;il"h C:..tr~n PMt~ Ptt•r Usllnov Loo~• •1100VUr\Ol WlmbledOn,' Jl>llt t8, 1911, NBC "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) 'CAPRICORN ONE" (PG) "THE LAST WALTZ" (PG) "AMERICAN GRAFFITI" (PG) "IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN" (PGI "THE DEEP'' (PG) "FM"(PG) "PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" "BOYS IN COMPANY C" (R) "THE LAST DETAIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" "MANITOU" (PG) "SATURDAY Nt.llGHT FEVER" "LIFEG ARO" "HOUSE CALLS" "ANNIE HALL'' CPGl "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "ROCKY" "BANANAS" (PG) Katelta Near Stadt"'"' fR) .ALL 0"1V•·INS OfllEN •:10,.M ..... Kny Chlld Under I J "'" Unleu * Kleid .. flt•n•ouno .. •. . ., ~ ~ I . .. I ~ ) - ('ti ll4ll' • ll \. ' l'ty tt.-L<r Juf•i:r 11 'CJ /ti Strong 'Lion' • m Mesa I h,· l.11111 111 \\ intt r 1, th1· <'11:.lti \t l''d C1, 1l l'la' h1111w '~.,th hnthd,I\ µrt.>"'"' to 1h t 1t\ .ind a 11\0'l \Ulhl.,tlllli.11 onl' ll I\ llldl't'l.i . '\ot '-tn1·1• 'That ChJrnp111n~h1p !'>t·d,on t\\u '' .1r-. .11(11 hJ' th1• (.'1\ll' Pla~hou..w eoml' to griJ.>:. "11 h .1 pl.i\ -.o r1C·h in lt.·i.111. red dram~t 11· meal The 1·tir 11•nt p1ochH'l1on rt.'lll•rJtl"' "hat the playhou:.-t'. \\\Hl'11 dot'' nol lat kll' he::n' dr;11t1<1 Jll that oftt.·n . '""' do '' ht·n 1t h:1:. a rn ind t11 PATI Tt\MB ELLINI. Tii t: fo under and rei.1 cl1•n1 d1n:C't11r ol thl.' <.:o:-.ta Me .. a i.trou11 whH'h marks Its O\\n 13th tJ1rthday with lh1 s l>how h&i. f;1-,h111n£>d a t:.iut, t•m otionally 1nvol\'lng producl11>11 Tht• µt.·rformcrs. all repn•:.t.·nting Bnt1i.h or f'rent·h 111\ Jlty of thl' 12th Ct.'n tury. t'onvcy for the m oi.t part :.i riveting :-.t•n::.e of 1mmcd1al'Y wh1r h makes I ht.· pla~· engrossing even thoug h 1t· hal> been dont· numerous times. mt'luding one production earlier th 1' st'ason Thl' lulcrum of thl' C.:o'>ta Mesa production 1s lh1· 111-,1~· . ..,chcming King Henry If. a reprise Pl'rformance for ont· of the ~trongcst of communt- t' t ht .. llcr :.irtors. Ralph Richmond. who earned th1!-> t•o lumn'!"> "bt•:.l actor" accolade when he first t'..,!>:.t' t'd tht• vart IO vear!> ago a l the Laguna I' I a' hl)U),t.> "n1 ('hmonll ha-.. m c•:lo"ed a bit 1n the last de MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND \'OUNGPEOPl£ r11. ••r•c"•• ,, '"'• ,,,,..,, t to """o"'"' 141,,,.. •OOv' f~ .• ,.,,., ... ,,,,. O' ""•• • tO't..,. to' •.•• ,,,., o, ,~.,, ,,..1.,""'· AllUICllO IJ"'°'P' If ''"' f'lf\ ICt-01" •t"-f'"t h teAI t' A:Ov f 'w•l"f•tl' ~ ...... •o o•I u•Ol 1 II •0•11110 fi1t "°' T ,...It ., • ...-, • u1•"' •~tU 0"WI All HllO A aHAltl • THANK GOD IT'S JllDA Y f'Ot f'lUI SllVla HAU1,01 JAHI tOH D& e IOH YOtOHf COMING HOM( 111 "UI TWO·MINLITl WHNIN<> (I t 1u1on OOULO • J.&MU llOUH CAl'alCOaN ONl1,.01 JAH MtCM&IL VINCIHf llG WIDNUDAYc..01 P\Ul. ONI ON ONI f"Ot H UOO 004,UD • JAMIS llOUH CAl'•ICO•N O N(1 .. 0 1 _______ 11 0•>00 •I~• a 00 .. 10'30 ff i U C•I AMlllCAN GU"lll 1..01 lltlUi 1oun co.uni '"o' A OUIHH • JACOUfllHt l lHlf TH( GHllC TYCOON r•r t1 t l e l t J e t 4) • 6 4) e I 4) & 10 :IO l&N llUCHAIL VIHCfHf llG WIDNISDAY1,.01 '!JUI ONI ON ONl f'OI "THA"4« GOO IT'S FRIDAY" 1 u ur,--.z .... s,u_.,,., IP'GI "FUH WITH DICK & JAHE" ,.OOSAT/-...MO.l tt.10:11 "COMING HOME" IRI WKDllYS -I l~·t JO SAT -SV>I ' 2 OO.• J0· 1 00-t I) "JULIA" IR) 100 , .. ,,--.,JO.NS "COMA" 't U UT/--l:Ja.1-4$-IHt mm ~-~~~~~ 1 ~Ii~ 8~~'.~~w I ~0011 ~~~ .• :;o I -~~;J~·1 l IUlf 81 YIMOC.0' e SAU l' lllLO TH( fND101 PlUS lOVl ANO DIATH ,,01 .............. , ....... f" ,,.._ "'~· , .. TINTOHRA IO I ll't.UI CUOI-l AICl MONSnl "Ot WI AU NllO A lllAICI THANK GOD IT'S fl I DAY l"O' ,,u, IVH WITH OICIC & JANl 1,.01 ----U•H M f(HAU YIN(INf &IG WIONUDAY1,.01 "VI ONI ON OHi ,,o, \..1 .. \1 , ....... ,. ........... ,, ' • ••J" -WI A\\ NltO A IUA«• "4ANIC GOO IT'S lllOAT t'Ot "v' SllYta llARS1,.01 a tMO<• '"° ooueu o• rt r TH( DIVIL'S UIN1•0 1 ,, us, WlaOIN WITCH I•• JON .. t •AV()t,f& SAIUIOAT NGIHT Hvtl t•l fl\U' lillOHIOtn &LllO SLIP'l Y '"°' • sMO<••HO oouau oau r nu DfVIL ·s llAIH , .. o. •Wt YlaOIN WlfCH t• ' ...... _., .. , ........ ,. Intermission Tom Titus t'.Jde. but thc•rt-1s no dL·nying h1::. tremendous grasp or the l'haractcr 111:. llenry 1s more cere bra l than glandular lh1s time.· around, but he retains full con · tro l Of ha s aud1cn <'t' 1n a C'rafts malllike JJl'rform<.mt't' TltE ROLE OF ELEANOR of Aquitaine has hL•c•n µl<-tyed by i.omt• or the urea 's fines t local ac- t resscs. and Gcncvll'Vl' Murray continues that trad1t1on 111 her ma!>terful 1nte rpretat1on of "THE I.ION IN WINT EA' A f'H\IOritdl Or•m• b ¥ Jttm(\ Go•Orndf'I 01r•<ltd Dt P6tt f on"lbf'll•n•. 1ecPtn1c•t O•re(tor John Cpoerwn. llQhflnQ by 8tll O Nt\1 prl'-.tntf'O DY 1ne CA\ta Mf\• (;o;1c Pl•y"Ou~ f:r1U.y-. •"" S,.turo.aw\ tnrooon Jun<' 11 •• IM <..omm"'"'' (~nh r •uO•IO<•urn en llW 0r•"99 Covnly F41t qrouno\ Rewr.at10<1• \~ ~~· 1(1n9H~nry11 °""~nEre""°" Ricnara Wottrit"'f' JOfln Afd,\ 1(1oQ Pn111p THE C_.Sf A(''O" R•c.nmono (,.eOf'VIPV~Murr•v Sc.011u110 BrllCll"Y E•lnn Gr~Gdrl1th U ncu Putnam E.,r1 Hew,.o Goldman's plotl1n~ hut po1i:nant t'~1pt1ve heroine Miss Murray uncovt•r1, t.'H 'ry facet of this complex character 1n a performance rich with understated e legan ('c Also we ll cast ur c: llw roles of the three b1rker 1ng ~on!> ot King lien ry Stolt Ullcy 1s !>lrong a~ ltft> 1m pct uous Hichard : Bradley Es trin g1vl's a ~mooth. sli ck portraya l Qf the "outsider" of lht> trio, Geoffrey, while Greg Garlich :.killfully cnat ts the petulant. whimpering John. thL' youngest. who <·u rrys his fathc.•r's f;~or Linda Putnam 1~ l';1pl1vatm~ a~ Ala1i.. lhl' FrenC'h princess v. ho gl'l1Umcly Jo\ es the aging kin~ a nd rcsl'nts being bartc re<.I as a polit1cal pawn Earl llt•\\'Cll a s her brother . the vouthful king Of J•'raOtl'. IS cffcNiYl'. but not QUllC Up lO the others m terms of 1ntc rprl'lat1on T llE SETTING FOR "LION," designed and mct1culow.ly e tched by Gary Collins. ts among the fint·!>t )Cl d 1spbyccl at the pla~housc . while Bill O 'N<.·1 1'!> lighting n1<.•t•ly enhances the mood of the .show. T "o more \H•ckl'nch remain for "The Lion in Winter" at the Community Center audito rium on the Orange County F:.11rgroundi. It sta nds among the h1 ghli ~hts nf theo lot'al community theater sea sun. Pre111iering AP W1lf1)ftotO Johll T ra\'Olla ~HHI 011' li..1 .'\l'\\(Oll .Jr>lln .ir l'l\C i..1 1 lhl' Pl'C.'ll11l'rt• or lhl'll' Ill'\\ llllJ\ll "'(;n •w-.L'. .. with T n1\"t1 lla garl>Pcl 111 .ip propnat<.· Ftllll'!-> ~1 lt11'l' 'l'hl· mm 1t· "ill 111 rt.•lcasccl nat1ona ll.\ lll•\I \\L·t·I.. Musical Backed By Movie Studio LOS ANGELES tt\P t The Hroad\\il\·bound mus1c<1l .. Platinum ~t•unn~ 1\lcx1!> Smith ~ 111 beg in rchcar~al~ 1n /\ugu),t al Pura mount "hen .. the studio 1s a ma 1or Ill vc::.tor in the pla~ Pa ramount will pro' 1dt• ::.pa<'e f')r rehear..,ab . coni.l ruct lht.· !>how!> l'l:iboratc CO!>tumc de:~1gns and handle the marketing and publlc1l.' :\l1chael 0 E1),ncr . P<iramount prei.1dent. s ;.nrl the studio wa'\ Ill\ olV<.•d becaU)o.l' of 1 he ::.h<1\\' " m ovie potcntwl WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT "Tintore1a" llU "Crater Lake Monster" D\MIEN {)MEN Il The first time was only a warning. A HAP.VEY DEP.NHAP.D PRODUCTION IN ~50CIATION WITH MACE NEUFELD Wl~llAM HOLDEN LEE GP.ANT DAMIEN • OMEN II Ptoduced by HAP.VEY DEP.NHAP.D Co-Produced by CHAP.LES OP.ME Directed by DOH TAYlOP. Saeenploy by STANLEY MANN ond MICHAEL HODGES StOf}' by HAP.VEY DEP.NHAP.D Musk JERRY GOLDSMITH In the City Centre Orange • 634·9282 ~A TINEES DAILY 12:30·2:30-4:25 6:25-8:35· 10 :30 COlOP. DY t>eLUXE' PAttAVISlOM' STARTS 11/DIY I ,. . -. . . .. -.. ....... ti • •' ,, -• "A Diff-t Story" IRl ''f'ttETTY UIY" IRI '~~.--~~·~. -'.-_ \, ( O•O•U 01 ' 1111ta• Annir lo11cr-oft Slllrley MacLoinl!' "THE TURNING POINT" IP(;I P'LUS GEORGE SEGAL "THE BLACXBIRD" SENIOR CITIZENS S2.00 SO. COAST PLAZA J4 IOl•t1lll SI S41-ll 11 1111 '"""' "llLLIOH S HERO" IGI OAIUt'OI '~f/SUH-1 11· .. 0.f OI "CHARLOTTl'S WH" "' •·t:H SAT /--l:Of.•·1 •·t:H SO. COAST PLAZA 141111111111 SI S4J1711 rlflflJll~' ........... -.J· .. ,...,... "SATURDAY HlwHT FfVUl" IRI ---sOA~Y ,.(jlp~sscs 94.ll'-' ... 1:J'-'"" SJ• T ,_ I ,._, J'-1-4l-1J'-t U SO. COAST PLAZA HS Snllewrr 50 Jl5Z 1•11 ,.,, '' t AC<l_Y_&Tl()H' "CLOSE 04COUHTERS Of THE THIRD ICIHD" "GI OtJU -1lt1 IOM '"'f-ll l .. l-4'-' 1 ... 1 •'-IO·I ~ \OUf MO '•lHi "TIHTOHRA" IRI D&RY I H ""''--'''""" .. n "CRATttt LAICI MO"STIR" ,, ... ,.,,, , .. ,, __ , , .. ,,.. .... 11 CINEMALAND "llLLIOH S MOIO" IGI ,,.,....,,--., >a.s to4.Jt "CHARLOTTE'S Wfl" l tO ·l.,lt UI ,~Nl-4-41-lt·IO CINEMALAND !fl.St llJt\tt AaH«•W l .. 1 1111 """'' . ' . .. "HOUSI C•US" IP'G I •I"'"" UY1--.,IM1•I ti•' ''Tt4l STING~ t• $AT , __ I L••.U ff . . ENTERTAINMENT /INTERMISSION Fred Astaire To Be Honored LOS Al\GELES tt\P • Ftt'CI A:-.lalrl· \\111 r,• ce1vt' lhc c1~hlh annual l\JllOncJI All1~l Award pre· sen led b y 1 ht' I\ mencun 1'<" t1onal Theater .md Acar.km\. J l J d1nn1.•r Ckt ll al l111.• Cl'll\ 11ry Plaza Hotel 1'he presentation \\ 111 lw made fo llowing u s 1x·c·11.11 lunt.l ra1s 1ng pre-opening :.hc1\\'lllg of .. 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Ttt~ lolfo..,1nq e>er\On 1\ doing bt.1'1 ""\." 4t~ OM~ -· )I ·~/ij !>UNOAN(l APARIM(NT!>. l ANOLOllO PUBLIC NOTICE SI AN 0 & COMPANV 1801 F tor id• St rttt Hun1.no1on beta<"· c .. 11forrua 97M8 • Sl•n••· Oe~l<Ovt<I<. 180) FtOtlcJb Street HunttnQton S.,M:ll. Cohlornt• t0144Wftt,.,.r ~ourtldonV~llO (A "'-I>"''-Ot••'llC (CW\I D.ioty P1lol J un-8. I) H/8 Th1\ CW\t~~ ·~ t.onctu(.1H tJy.pn 1n l'ICTITIOUS •uSIHISS d1v1ouo1 HA"'E STATEMENT Sl ... lpy Oe~ov1n P UBLIC NOTICE '"• •01tow1no Sllf\On\ •r~ dO•no Tt\1\ \tdtHnen1 Wd\ fifed w •tP\ •rw- bU\IM\\.\ County Cl~'' of Or•noe County on,1---------------••"~ue& : EIR~~ .. ~~s1i.,~;:,~~ May)J. IQ/8 F_... 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IQl8 t<tnnt-th f Fool ~011 GolO<>ney• 2111 Cdm pV> Ortvt 12S4 18 Pl•c.. Co•I• Ml•\d C.e1!0<n1• cno1• Ste >00. M•c "'~ f. \H)ll~ JJTO M~t!QOHJ l••lnt CA tfllS PUBLIC' NOTICE ("(It' Co\ld """"'· C.tlllO<n•d Q)blb ,,. .. ,, A ru( e ( Noll 7131 Ar oltJ ~vDll\fl<~ °'""QOI C.0~•1 Ddoly P1101 1----,,-,-CT-1-T-IOU--5-11-u-5-1-N-E-5-5---1wewparl lk.o. C.o••lotnt" q7to60 '""' 8 1~.11 19 1·11~ HAME STATEMENT Tllo\ Du'tn•\\ I\ (On<JUCICO DY • 1111 18 f n,.. to11ow1ng Ot"r\on\ ..,,.__. OO•t'IQ oentora1 ~rt~r,n•o rx,,,,n,.\\ ~' R1chdrd N 01c'- PUBLIC NOTICE R !UJI NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT 01' THE !>T4'TE OF C4'LIFORHIA FOR T"E COUNTY OF ORANGE NO At~ 1n ltw> Mdlt•' ,,, Hw E\ldlf'Ot SUSAN f (4,H£R.l•·t~<l"'<I Not1cr· '' httf'tOy q1•t-n to C'Ml•flltC. hdvtnQ (l.jtM\ dQdf,nt '"" \1t10 C1..,C•t1• nt tn t11,. ,,a,o <•·'''"' '" rn.-,.fi,t f" Of ,,,_. r ,,., i. Of tn• .. torr\,UO , nu rt nr to ,,,.,.,,-.nr in,.m to ttu• Urtd• ,,,Qn#>d di fn~ Offt(f' OI Mt c AWl E y & lOVIC .... 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Ju~· '· 8, '~ n IW8 I 'h1'\ b1J\1n~\' 1\ conOutteo o., d JUS 18 1 a1•ntiral u.tr1rw•r,n10 --------------- Thi\ \~:;;.'!:,~c;w~c~.~!;,0':,,,., '"" PUBLIC NOTICE County Cler« ol Ordn<~t' CoufllY o" ---------------June I, 19/8 FICTITIOUS llUSIHESS F09S..JS HAMIE STATEMENT P1Jbt1\tw-<1 Ot.a.n~ C:O.st O.tll\' Puot r n~ touow1nQ cwr\On\ "r" 0011"0 lunl' 8. IS. 11. 1'1. 1918 bu>1nl'U .. , UNIT f UlALOG SHOWROOM ---------------11100 Huba< Bl•O (°'I• M~w. CA •2•16 PUBLIC NOTICE UNITV AUl'ING SER\11(( CO ----------------'INC. .• • ~l.t•.)rt'cor00<•ft011. >•"Mt\ FICTITIOUS llUSIHIESS \•O<O O•~s llovlt'•atQ C:.mMllto. CA NAME STATEMENT '1:1()10 frtf' IOllOwtnq ~r~n\ dire: <JotnQ Tnt' bu~1nr~' 1~ <OnOuC1t'O by d Ou\1n~'\\ d\ totporat1on COUNTRV VIEW ESlAYES. 4101 UNllV BUYINC. SERVICE we-•~·•v P<.-ce. Sutt• 101. N~•PO•l co INC BNCll C.A 9'to60 H Rttr\&rO L<'"'-o f hfl Jortn Mat11n Como•nY. -it Vt<tt Prn1~t OotrA110rtio C•litornta <.MPMat•on. 4101 WPs tf'r'IV Tf'u\. \t•'""""""' wA\ t1Wd 'llW1lt\ t"t Ptdu. Su1tr-\01, Nt"w()C)r't 8r-acn, CA County Ctt>r' ot Or6~ County on M•v q)M>C) 16. 1918 Eo ... •ro F Folel' "' T•u•I<"' for 1'0'5106 fht' rolt'Y Fam11., T'1J\I dated 10,30 1-, Puo11"""'11 OtM'tQif' (Olt\t O.t1tv Pllo• 11n1 E Fourll> Slrt'N S~nla Ar>d CA Jufl• I 8 I), 11. 108 9110S f h•\ bu•i1ness '~ tonavc. tt!'d by ~ ~ent-fdl 011r1ner..,.10. l!JI /I l N-JonnM.4rt1n(omp~y John T Maritn, Pre\•~°"' P UBLIC NOTICE lf'!I\ \fftf~nt Wf'l\ ftlf!N1 'fltilh tht" --------------- (QUf\t f Cler~ ol O<ongt• <.ounly on MdV FICTITIOUS&USIHESS 11 11/8 HAMESTATEMEHT FO-N6tt l he follow 1no p('t\On\ cue doing Publ1\~ Orrinqe C.o-ot O.-l1ty Pilot t>u~'""!.'t A\ HOTICI: TOCREOITORS Junt'8, 1S n.n IQl8 717Q,/8 WIRELESS ALARM A L ERT IO lH[ (RfOITOASOf l<V" Piiie REMO TE SVSTEMS 1)•~ NewpOrl 'l•ouboM °"" 1 l>ANSf £ ROR l---------------l lll•O :: S,,Co\la~\Jl. ( Aono11 f.'u"u~nt 10 S..~ "°"' blOS """•IOI jl PUBLIC NOTICE AO roan ~""'""'"•'. JlO Wo l Wolo;on, C°'l"Ml'<oa, (A'7'71 ,,,., (t4l1totn1tl Un1ftvm Comm .. ,,, ... , Jud•I" M K~r\ey. 1U (..~Ofiflo < ''"' you ,.,. th , .. by nntit+tn ,,...., NOTtCE OF TAANSFE R :: A. CO\ld MP~ CA 'nt>1' ll"U•!ftl\ ANO INTENDED Thi\ bu..-,H"tC-"\.\ "<ondU(fNI bY 1tn un : •1tn'''"''" 1" ,tbovt to m;nf' '' SECUAIT'Y AGAEEMEHT •rtcorOOfd•f'od tl\W<•.thon 01,,....r tntl)n • '' .n .. 1Pr to lhfo unOt<r\tQnl'"d fOKAI fC1Ytt CockS.ChOrt l4t0> ocJr1nt"r~h•P llMU 01 CJIL 1rORNl'I ''"""•'"" NOT •CE 1<; HEREBY GIVFN '""' /uO•fll M l(~fl<''V "'""''' dll N .t .ub"l.tnl1A• o.trt M ,,,,. Spater4)t1 torooration4 • Cc11hfornttl tht\ ''.\'"""""'' W(t"t h ied with lrt~ ,, ·•'",.:th 'uc.c>ltf"\. mt '<N n<11v or <OfPOrdlt<>n •n<MPofalt'd on Aor11 /.4, Counl't Clrrlt. ot OrAnqor County on lhPr in't't nlory .:"'<' fiQV•Pf"f'\,..nt 01 "'"' t918. l\t.tv1nq it\ pr1n<1Pdl pl11<~ ot t>u·.1 Ju~ 2 1918 '• rtA1n Mf"\lt"•lfel"1 Cl .. h ,,.uwn '" Hyt ""v~ lo<M""° "' 110 Wf'C,t 111~ Str~f'l • •ti,. A• "..n' VI (,.,.,. All 01 wn1cn •\ (O\IA M f'Sd Ullfornta U'lltnO\ lo 1 1 ,,., .. , _., to\J\ thoo•"u"t f oun1"'" ~nl,.,. into •n agrftf*mt'nl Whf'rt-by ""'"''• lttlit ~Out•I ¥ Of O rdnQf" Sp•rtrAfl (J)f~dlton will ~h!t.fQn .1nd FOtS40 Pul)lo\~ 0.-Co.t\I 0<11ty P1101 Junt 8 IS. n ~. 1•18 l.otl•IUtn1.i 1r,a,_,, .. , 10 Chctllt"nq ... M •r1f'\r n• "''"'·' nt n.1mt> or n.tm••\ And u"row.are (onip.1ny Ill C...htornu• (Of. f'lf' ,., ,t<VJr,....,'-t' OI t~ lr..trt,t('fOf parcllton ~~ SoarcntU (Of"OOf41 ~•'"' r,,,,, t1-tt•dt .. ,. 1o11ow' liof'I unhl tf°'e' t11mo o• d <t>rT1f•<at• ot ''''"'"""'' ""'"' \ A-.oub•ln dlM dmffnom~nt ol its Arhcl~ ot tn 7130 ,. PUBLIC NOTICE ""'. *'•Ito A•01JblAn o,.u t&SJS coroorat.on. cn•no•nq 1h namtt on btMliriur\1. • nvnl4•1'1 Vfllllr'f (.A AIPf•I 14, 1911, (~rrlnt1ftH rMtrr,..d to I r,. n · If" rt t' TO It.~• 8 • n ~ O I ., .. (l\~11~ 1. o s.Kurity 1nl,.r~I 1n I ,tllf(lrn1.. l"'t~)& (HUO*'hUf\t. J1un1 l~ fOUO•lf'C} Ol'strlbed pei'SC>ndl proo 1r4tnn Ht .. ttn (A ertY a\ s.-<urlty for Soarc.r~tt FICTITIOUS llUSIHEU HAME ST4'TEMEHT n,.\\ ''' 4fl OlfH·r N\l'k\\ nd'""\ oin(1 •O Corp.or At Ion\ ~'f()rnH\o(• (d S <Nt"ll 4S tHt.•\\f•\ UY"<! by I flt• '''""'''"'°' Wftnin '"" Obltoatton of ""431t-.Pr tOr'"l>Or«lhOn t 11 • inn" v• df\ t&\I p.;.\1 to t,o "'-tJndrr thft ~.rc.oru., ~'t't'ment. cl prom 1i.nr1wn in lhf> 1'6"\h•tt·t Mr N A l\\Ory nule '"K1 VdflOU\ olf'Wlt OO t flf' w10 ppr-;ondl prooetly con "'" t, " "1 T o I< A I n AN " 0 r ,1,1, 01 OANA POIHT CH4'RIERINC. 1•171 DP L"°" OrtY!'. D•,,... Pooni. CA •1b1Q JoM W Cnoo.>•. 7'321 O~ l •on Oro••. o ..... rv•nl, CA •1614 l Alt .. O RNIA, 1900b Broo~nur\t ~tun All m~chtn,.ry, PQv1s>mt ... nl. tool\ t noton 8t"6<n0fft<t' C.UUhlvotO'""~ furn1<n1nq .. , lf'-a'\f-tiold 1mt)rt>Vf'Mt'lf\, .... dlllorn1b.onor 4'tlfr Juflf 1'f tit>8 1ootinQ, 1nv .. ntotv, wor'-. 1n.proct<~\ t h1\ hu,1n,.u •\ condu(lf'O b y An tn d1't'ldua1 John w CIK>C!•k Tf"H\ ''""~"tt•nt w•\ fllfld wUn Hw Count v (lflrk ot Orotf'IQ16 County on Jun• 1 IY/8 UJlt·d Junrt>, t~ui .1u.covnt\ rt'CP•'t'cJbl4! cAt.h, dtPoi•h TOKAI BAN~ OF dnc! pri•on•mN\I\. dr>cl oll dllor al (All FORNI II auor•CI D•Oll<'•IV '"" "''0 properly In Hvntu,qtonBt•c"OU1ct1 c tuOt>\ •tso all 1na1 prot:»trly FOU .. 44 PuDll~""o 0rM10(' Cn~•t 0Aoly Ptlol, JU"t 8 lS. 21 1q 1Q/8 I~ Arooli!.hur\t ~' t r a n ~t "' r ,.., by C" 8 Ueno~ to Hunl•"V10n llP~cl>. CA«?1b<l6 C.rul<htotld """'"'flQer (.orpofahon. " nn 18 11\Ml~ L vUtsr CAltlo•n•• torpar..Coon. on al>OUI AD"' tl•t.r p,,....,oPnl 1 1978, .1na ttv-rf'dff,.r on at>out Apt11 PUBLIC NOTICE 1tnc> M.tr\·:~'f ]4, '918. ffMSterred dnO OfH't'f'rfl'd by 1 rtY~\ttttf"t' C.rvttnf1~td MP'~~r CorpC>t"ahon to AJ0191 "Uft1"""0 Or'.tnQt CD••t IJ,toly l>ilol S4>•r<r.,1t (.orDO<dl•on HOTICE OF IHTEHTIOIO TO Jun .. 8 19itt li1 fh~ ntlmf" ,.net MJ<lt~~~ Of tn.t •n CREATE SECUfUTY INTE •EST --·-----------'- 1 __ 18 l•nO•O TrN1\l•r0t of " "''"'''• In tS.u •101 •101 u .C C I le<e\I. SPARtRAFT CORPORAllON NOi ICE o\ n•rebv Cl'"•n 10 tr... PUBLIC NOTICE R Hlll \UPElllOR COUIU OF THE STATE OF CALIFOllHIA FOR THE COUHTY OF ORANGE HO A-/ HOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION FOii PROllATIE 01' WILL CAHD CODICILISI. II' AH'I' AHO 'O ii LE TTER ~ OF AO MIHISTRATIC*. '-Tit.. WITH WILL 4'HHIEXEO ~ •l•I• O' ARCH! Biil 0 WILLIAMS tt41 L .;150 •no .. n '" ARCHIBALD WILLl4'MSHALL )II ~f'•\l'O NDTl~E IS HCllEBI' .GIVfN ll>AI ARCH1BALO WILLIAMS HALL. JR "·" 111•0 ,,..,.on• Ptlillon tor l>rotl411• ot Wotl f~n(I CodlCllC•J. •I •ny ...0 tor Lflfflllr' ot Adm1n1\tr11Uon, ( r A , twt1n W ttt Aril'WU'd) r1ttH~nctt to •"""I\ mtc'tlf tor fvrn~r o.tr11cu1_.,, .. no 11>•1 t,.. ''""' •ncl pl~c• 01 ~"1"9 th• \AIT\f" f'\41~ bH'n \f'• for Junr U . ·~11 •• 10 00. m In""' COUllfOOm 01 O~t>41111Mnl No J of ...,.d <ourc, ~t 100 ( 1v1c. c_,.nt .. r """• Wl'\t '" ,,,. C1h' ot S~nc. An•, C.Alltorn•A l.J•l•O J-& IQ/8 WILLIAM I! SI JOHN, COVIii• Cler~ ~COTT L M&YORG4' A f'r-4tu1-1 uw Cor11 4U H (•-Ortw, ~nt.._, .. anerly HlllJ. CA .. 111 Al .. f ... , , ... ,.,.,.,~ P11oto•r..G 0.-C.0.0•1 0•11~ P1101 Ju"• I.• IS. 1•11 HHll "M \•Qn•lf't-btOf\ ... P>C)\I' bU\I t•mted transff"fff Of a \oKur••Y inlttrf!st nt'\\ •dOtM\ 1\ 1u1 OrAN)f' Av•nuir •S••fo11a~ Co\l•M•'.tl • "'<ut•f• 1nl~IUI " HA~OWARE COMPANY < O BrM Al dOOul lo "" "~"l"<I by O..blor ano 10.,._ ~ Mro Co 11'0 Coronaao. 9rant~o to C•llforthA ttort'• Bttn~ Anahtt1m CA '1'80& Securttd P•th. ""'""'" bU\1t\f'\'\ •d Al 111• 11..,., on Ao"1 14. 1'71. lhdl O••H '' lOO'I w O<vmo1c Blvo lo• (ruun•1_.fO Mf!'~"0"' (OtPOr•hon AnQfft~. St.tttot c,_llfortw* lran\ff'fff"d .nG drl1..,..,-p0 '""'° •bOv~ Th• PfOCJl'rt.-1n Wh•tf'I tht Sfo<u'•I\' ~\<ribf'd MWh to \O.M<rdft (.oroora-1ntf'r~u w1U be ctf'Aff'G I\. 1n Qirnf'!r•I Hon. llw \tltO s.c:a-rcr•ft Cor'oor•hon •ti tiJ"IUrf!\ 4ncl f'QuH>m•n• h1rn1tur11 "<< .. pted U,•d .,,...,..,, ).Ubj~t to an e-a. ano turnhhln<J\ of Otbtor <o" .. ''"O 1'11n9 ~(Uflty tntflltf'"' .n Cf\allf'nqtt pro~rly now lot•teo •• 1'81 o'"nc)t l'fttfO on Aorll r tQ/I nus oro-a .. nu• Co\I• Mn•. County 01 tr&n\ter I'\ mf 1ntfnded to bf> in M Oran~, Slat~ ot C.tt•orn1• ""° °"'' r(19411ton Of tht> .,.10 ""ltlno !M!<ur•IY n~u kno_, as L• Crf't• tlt.tnef'\ & lnlfrt•t •n 0..lll'nQt Dral)*ry Serl"CI' Tho !.t><urll., Aor.....,.nl wtll be con Tilt •for"ald M>Cur11y lr.on•A<ll,,., \ummaltO M\11 H<'CUtt11.. ~ W Olym Cenltr Ortvt. Nt wporl Bt•, 111< BlvO , Lp> AngflH (flll01n1• C4111fornl• 'IOOOll by ,,.,.,, Thi• Nolle~ t~tee<I<'• ti.et Nollet so IM t \ •no•I' 10 ,,,.. Sticur"1Nf O••eo JU11• I 191~ HARDWARE COMPA'"'I' C•l1lomta lt.or•11 8~"~ Int~ Tra1>1l,r~ ICC HonQ JOHN p HANRAHAN 4'U t Vice Pr••l0tn1 A"'"""'' s.<,.tary C.lllerftl• K-1•""' )O.OA .. Ol llW \l"n Allfl H•le Ootll "°ll•tCIO io.; W. Olympl( llYCI LO•An<1•ll'• CA'OO\I Le•A ... elft.C&lltwftla ..... Pullll\""<I 0<..-0..• UHt•I OAny P1101. Publt\~ 0-MIOO CO<t\I O•tly P1101 I Jw.,. I "" JuM I "" JlO II ,. .. II • I 6 4 2 • 5 6· 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ..... --. . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . ..... -.. # -........ Thursday. June B 1978 DAILY PILOT DI ... ...... 1000,... The Bluest Market~• on the Oranae Cou1 1 ............. , -... --DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS "~Of•• 1000 " .. .._ .. ..._, Ml-ft~ ... .IOQO-,-_,.,., )000 »It ..... , ....... ~"'"'"'""~' You Con S~ll It, find It, { 642 _5678 ) One Coll Service ,_, --IMt 61-~i...o Fast Credit Approval .... ......... , . ...... , • ., ... , ' ._, t*..,.. Trade It With o Wont Ad ,, ............ tlGC~ CLASSIFIED INDEX To Place Your Ad, Call 642-5678 HOUSES FOR SALE t;tn.orel Kt 100. hl•nd .,.lfilboi f-'t"nlR1tUl.1 l'.1tp1i1umu R.t•• h \~Of"OO• d••I \1 Wf ('o-.t .. ~h--• lJ•nJ l1111int •I loro htttnt~1n \ i.111 ' Hun• 111.t:hm Hnat h Jn1nt 1..,,lCY''~ 841.u l'I W.jtun.1 It.It l .,itu11.1 'otud ""'''"'\II .0 ~:ri:,·,l~.i:· h , .. ,. J1.urn 1 w~blf ·•'"' 'wti•tt l\r\.t ~el k..ut1 ~\-lw~Ullll ""'tm1Mhr Mvbth. Uomt '"" REAL £STAT£ Aftt4C,t fnt ~ .. It I ••' AP.lrlrrwonh f11t ,,.,,. I 111 u~~ ti""''''... t.t •• tkt\int· .. , 1•rt1i1K rt) , .,,.. n~m.t1 n I.oh t "'"' 1 ••1 lwnn .. rc-&•1 l'r•>JM 'l> ,,,., ("f'lndom1A1uftl'I.' 1lr I .111 Dut•I~''-. l n11.., ~ .. 1. !)u 1 l~tut,,..\thHfJ l o • tnc0f1'M' l'rOJWrt\ "'"" lndu"tlfh•t 1-'n>SM t l} Jt••1 w .. fot!!. .. lt' .''\" "00.lt' HnM" r1 Ir •• , .. " •t•• Mounln u .... ~·n H\"\l'1f :•t••I Ot'1U~t'(C. •• "'"' ,,., ()i)ttof( oufit\ l'tlJjl i i out ot ,,.,,, ~-,.,,, ·•o111 k .. fl1ht.-.. .. 6'1111 f;t11\I +It! 11 .... .i ~ ... , ..... •.,i h11n1t1• •1111111 Ht.•.-1 t-.:.t•h \1'.in1t1I ,.,,.,_, RENTALS lbJu .. •" ~ UI lll"IH•I Jllll llou'•' t nl~tlihh•·fl •~ .. lh1u· , .. • u1rt1,, I 111 1 t •I l on1tr1n11n1tjn1~ • u1+1 lf111 to11rJ1m11t11um't ot '1'1 lo\i\nhf~;,1·., •"''' I"' lo~nhou'+' t 111 I , fh1t,h•"'°" .. UHi 1 ';I 1>uph '(( l "' "''' i\f11 .... 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'II' ,,,. .,.,, ·~· I ... .... , '"" ;o I have a servi('c to offer or goods to sell. place an 9d in the Dally Pilot Cla.sslfied Section Phone 642-5678. 'Real &tat. Housn For Sdle I······················· ······················· Housn For SaM ...•..................• .•..................... GetMrol J 002 G«Mrol 1002 G....,..., 1002 EQUAL HOUSING 0 PPO R TUNIT Y '*lilhl'r'1 Notice: .•••..•••••.........•.• CORONA. DEl MA.R DU,W Corona del Mar Duplex JUSl redlK'ed lo SJ.75,000. :J Bedroom + 2 bedroom & den. Great income! Anx 1ous seller Please «all for appt 673·8550 11t, 'II./• t '• " . All real estate advertised Ill tJus newspaper 1s sub· Je<1. to the Federal Fair lloul>1 n ~ i\cl of 1968 wtuch muke~ 11 illegal to 1----------ad \ erllse any pre SPYGLASSHlll rerencc, lim1lat1on. or The perfec-t fdm1ly d1:.cnm111alJon based on home, 6 BH . 4', ll1\ race. color. rt•h.:t0n, :.ex. fo rmal din1nl!. ~Jffit' or nallonal ongin. or an room. m~uds quarter'> ,\ intenllon lo muke a n} gurgeoui. Cape Cot.I 111 :.uch preference. hm1td Cd.\1 school district uoo. or d1:.cnminal1on " $359.500. flus newi.paf>'!r will not knowingly .tcccpl ;rny advert1s1ng for i::eal el>late which 1:. m v10la Uonoflhelaw ERRORS: A.dnrti1en s"-ld ct.Kil their ads daily Clltd report er-"°" imrnediotefy. 1M DA.IL y PILOT OIMM'leS liability for HM +int ;,.. correct iftsemon only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY A pr1 me prest1g1ous Newport Beach locauon A top local firm with years of successru1 ex pe ri e n ct.• Newporl Beach real estate ex penence preferred i\ re al opportunity to ..:row & help others i\ppht.·at1ons held in slnct confidence Please reply to i\d 11282. Oiuly Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Cosui Mesa. Cahf 92626. BIG FAMILY SIEDROOMS Highly upgraded with covered patio, country style kitchen & large family room i\11 lhrs on one story a short walk from the beach 0on·l be dJsappo1nted, CALL now 751-3191 ~SELECT I PROPERTIES HA.MDYMA.M'S DRUM Garage fully msuJated 8UJlt an work bench. Large lot with RV ac cess. Newly painted . paneling and wallpaper i'~ou.r Bedroom Home 1n Mesa Nor th. Truly a Great Buy for $76.000 546-23Cl '1l'f "'4 111 1; • ' It • ~ ,, ; I r. I ~ u ·s i... II Rf \l0 r ~·-.. ,. ,. '•'' .i' ,, ' m~ I Cml ff•1 Ctrtn' dtl Mar *VETS* OOOWN-OCLOSlNG Homes mall areas nf ORANGE COUNTY VET A.GT. Cati 541°0800 NEWPORT TRI-LEVEL L<K·at1on & terms too' S p a c 1 o u s N e w 1111 r 1 townhome Gracious tn level living Owner will carry. so no qu.illfyin~· Cd II 64t). 717 1 of,,.._ j. [~ lfi~IHtl ------. BEAUTIFUL NEW TRIPLEX Two & 1 ~ minutes lo I h1• 1.ich Ext rcmt·I~ high quality t·stm units. tis to lhc ocean Two of lhe 110 1ls even ha\'l' J sh~hl ot•ean view Only $2~.000 w 1 Jo" A N T A S T I C TERMS' JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2 OMA. LOT Reduced to $127 ,500 2 Bdrm. house p lus c1 bachelor apl Steps lo beach You own the land ' 673-3663 642-2253 t::\ l!S associated BROK ERS-REALTORS lOH 1111 Balboa • 71 166 1 LEASE OR Ol'TIOM Several select executive homes and twnhses. some vacant, rent dunng escrow -Short ter m long term. Phone for complete tnfo . [ ® ISlrnlli ,~'~'-~·~R~:~~~5CAR~-3~4~~~ ••••••4••·············· .....••..••............ ~COATS & WALLACE '::J:JP REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAllY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOU C AST AREA SINCE 1963 EXCITING NEW LISTING! I n lovely Mesa Verde a 5 BR. 3 Da home. \.\1th l n•mendous addl'd family r oom. ;ill g lass sunroom . beautifully Ltl~d . a nd Ing p..it1 0 Almost 3.500 s4 ft . a reu I P<H:cseu cr ofl er eel at $159.500 Coll 546-414 I BUILDEAS ATIENTION -Two adjacent H 2 lob Both hav1.• ur11ts on tht-m with room for more CaU 640-616 I ·:-· se.rvingcos ta ·MeS-a.-1,vine.. · Hun~ington Beach·Newport B e(jch G"9ttal I 002 Gt'Mf'OI 1002 .....•..........•.•........................... UDO ISLE N1.·wly n ·modcled 3 bdrm .. fam11y. 2' :! bath:-' I -story home with attractive ~o pul10 $238.000 IA.CIC BAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 21 :! bath ram1 ly home on (!Ull'l t'lll de se.tc . O vers ize d pool. pl ~1 yhouse. cxtr<1 storage. Reduced to $ J rn.ooo MESA. VERDE Attr<ll°ll\l' 4 bdrm. 2 b<L home an 1mm<1t' <·ond1t1on . S99.()()(, IA.YFtlOHT Several fine bayfront home~ wi th pier & s hps BIL[ GRUNDY, REALTOR ·341 Ba <;1de Or1vc:> N . 8 675· 6 16 1 Gmual 1002 GeMrot 1002 ............•.......... OCEAMVtEW 4 PLEX Lgc :? bd. l! bJ unn., w beautiful rnlerior., Vf."ry altrac.>t1vc pt'cky l·edar lhruout Luw maintenance redwood l'Xterio r . $2 15,000 646-7711 Real &tate 481 FtXER v A. TER.M~$65,000 l..lllle effort bttle mom•y de tJus can be made 1nlo J Rreal family home ur in \l'~tmenl Jluge rambl 1 n g r a n t' h :, 1 \ I 1· .•••••••••.........•... DESIGHB> FOR EXECUTIVE UVIHG This bc.tulllully up graded Buc1:ola Home' ~pac1ou:. L1 Vtnf( Room Wit h b1 ~ F areplact> Large Master Bedroom. h1.:hl y upgraded with pri Vdh.• entran ce to ~ard1•n a rPa SI ump st.one planters h.tghbghl lhc ruom-hat·kyard Mesa Verde LJving al 1t:- Be "l ' $1 29.000 Calt ~2313 I'~ I I • ~ m~1ve hvinR room.1·----------d1111ng, t•ountry kitchen & I big bdrm:. lluiic )ard perfect for kid:. C.tl I now Won't 1a,1' 546 Z31:J \,. ''• I •. Sell wrlh EA.$ E • l l's J HRE 1-:z1-; Clas!l1f1ed Ad~ 642 567fi Bike To Beacb 2 Bdrm, 1 1~ bath. s uper sharp condo near shop Pl.Ill? and schools Chowe Hunungton Beach loca t1on. Vacant-1mmed1ale occupancy Submit your le rms Reduced 111 $66.500. Ca II 54&5880 -. 'HERITAGE ~ REALTORS IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD e You may use the handy order form printed below to furnish us with copy tor your ad •Please no1e that ine bottom portion o f lhe coupon may be cl•pped and att1xed to vour envelope. saving you lhe time to wr11e our correct address we pay 1he pos1age1 e 11 you need more room for your message. 1us1 print or type 11 on another sheet o t paper and mail 11 " e You may place your ad by phone. 1f you wish Just dial (714) 642·5678 USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! 4 WORDS MAICf ONE UH~O AD LI.SS THAN l LINES 1 4 ' 14 TIMIS TIMI\ Tl~IS flMfS ---- $4.95 Sl.45 SI l.70 $25.95 '6.10 1 10.60 117.)5 Sll.1 0 $7.25 SI 2 75 $21 00 HO.ZS PAYMENT ENCLOSED D SEN D BILL O TO flGUU COST Pol on1i,o onP. wworcJ 1n 1•¥n .. ~ACfl 8h0 VP 1nc1u<!P Vl')ur 0Ju1"~ or pnon" numf)pf '..,.,. l.u,1 •lf your -•d t• • .Jt •np ~ ot rrw 1ne on wh1tn en" ta"st <NOtd ot vo111 1'1 ,, wr1r•Pn An<1 I ., 00 1•11t,• 1f VOU 00"1rP &N• t.I OAll 'f PllO? Boa 'e"'Ql'"''"' fT"\t •lf\d "•Ohf\•, P\Jblosl> lnr Oas.s•ffcat inn Orv Pl\(lnr Cl BOX SERVICE ORDERED BUSINESS REPLY MAIL I • VI • ., I ~ •1 ' Orange Coast Daily Piiot Box 1560 Costa Meso. CGlif. 92626 '•"""• ·~··· .... .. ...,-.~ ... ···"~··•"'-"' ' ----------------------_ ............ ·or i . . .-. D!! DAil y Pll 0 I H~, For Sale Howits For S"• Hous.1 For Sal• Ho1nH For SGM ..:«Mitt\ For Sde •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• • • G ••• • • •• ·, • • •• ······iCio2 :·=·r·a·1 •••••••• ··;0·~2· G;;;;~; · · · ·······;~~i c;;;:; cS;; ;_;;;· • ·;o'ii Tt•urw11 June I I r;71'1 G~oe I 002 .-ro •··"" . •••• ••••. ••••• ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... ·--------"!I~-••••••••••••••••••••••• 1• -------------IS YOUR HOME+fNCOME ·•··········••·····•··· ···················•••• ···••••······•···••·•· ····•·•·······•······ Gnierol I 002 <n-el I 002 GeMNI I 001 ~ I 002 ··•···•·····•••···••••• ................••.....•.....•..•.••.............•..•......•.••••.... ENGUSH IAROM"S HOME Dtff,.,Nfy dlffenttt, fow or fl•• be*oom __ ..... wtNt Sp.Mah wee..._ beeM c....,_, a"d Terra Cotta HJ.. Mtw c9Mf c_.,.t, playr'OOM faMlly roo111 , dh11 .. , r'OOM, COttfthy kJtcheft, wet bor, ......,.. f"ll'h'y ft loft. Y °" own the 1-.cl. $ 19 5,000. SPYGLASS HILL Hert Is a showploct of 1olld c-.fort I" OH of Newport's fiftest location• wtth •lew1 of bay, oc:ean •d !tight UC)hb. Fow INdi OCMM, two and OM hatf bath. '479,000. FIVE BEDROOM PLUS POOL Oftly SI 09.500 111 addltlOft this ldtal faMily/ewhrio&NIHJ i.o...t a.. jac.nd, flre pit, two fir.pious, Olld aff new plU1h eorthtOM watlpoptn, COl"JNb and wood paneli1MJ. EASY DUPLEX Located on a lanp, COf,i•r R·2 lot, this five b•droo.n. two batt. home can b. 111ed m is by IOl"C}e family or possibly b. converted to duplex Of' odd new unit. S 122.500. VACATION HEAVEN The good life is a reality i11 this new super custom hOtM In Bishop, Califomlo. Near Mam moth MOWttain Cll'ld Lah Crowty, in the hunting, skiin9 e111d fi shing country. Call or write for full particulars. $350,000. 644-7020 2 I 2 3 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH 1002 ··················•···· .•..•...••..•••......•. R.E. Cor'ffr DiNWr ,... _ _._ ~ "'anl l o know murc _,,, ... .,._., FOUR BLOCKS FROM THE BEACH!! Out'>tund111 g :! BR cottage . w hardwood flour... Hefres hing t rt'l' hn<:d sln•t•I Sl·parate 2 car gurag<: w/<.tllC'y crltrar1<·e Stressed for add1lional 2 sty l'Orlstrul·l1on. Asking $165.000. Ex<-lusiv~ ~•gent LOWEST PRICED ASPEN WOOD MODEL IM WOODBRIDGE 4 BR. 2 BA. s ing le s ty home. situated on '' t'Omplett'ly fcntcd pvl yard. Oul~landing location! Never before 11 ved rn. Upgraded C'arthtonc carpets. One of the better floor plans avail. Seller 1s \'Cr y anxious. Price reduced to $100.900. ExC'lus1ve agent. 640-9900 Valley Realty f 470 JAMIOREE RD HEwPORT IEACH C alifornla Deportment of Rflll Estate is Co·Sponsori'"J wltti ORANGE COAST COLLEGE ··Real Estate Cons umer Information Clinic'' for Hom e -Owncr1) and Apartment Renters Friday Eveftin9s 7: 15 ,.,..9:30 pm J-. 9th Md 14tt. Sclenc~ Hau -Orange Cocnt CoH~e HO CHARGE GNffal t 002 Getterol I 002 ···········•••••······· .••.................... ,1t;out r<•,idenltal Re:il 3 BR 2 Ba home on large t~'tdlt•'' Oon't i. afraid lot wit h RV access. 111 d:.k Alll'ndlfa small R cm 0 de 1 e d w 1 l h NEWPORT H!fGHTS lltnm·r oany at Rubens hardwood noors. laundry SI 19,500 LOVE HORSES? f room. and xtra bath . \lt''J \\•rrtt' a!l ;1 J!U•·st o "--luded nora & f:rnna ' I I' 1 Near Newport Back Bay. "'""' t mqut! lorn('!>. •t'a tors, Owner moving out of entryway 18th Centur,Y Jn d h"' a r I) w 1f!h 1 stale. Priced to sell at handcarved firepla ce. llauj?en. Pres . Re al Jel,450. CallS46-5880 massive & gorgeou.;' f..:;tatc A<"atll•my of Formal dining r oom. l'rofess1onals. desl·rrbe Stepdown family room Almost 1'2 acre near the muny facets. of a hosts wet bar & wall to-Newport's Back Bay! No l'llreer 1n Rtlal fo:'itate. wall glass! l'rt vale Qualifying! Owner will Umner date 1s Thurs .. 1~~~~~~~~~~! tropical backyard. 1'mance~Zont.'<IA·l.Call June 22. 7:30PM, sJ>()uses I-Magnificent blue frCt·· RED CARPET7S4·1202 included. Hescrvat1ons form pool' Immaculate sr·EP UP 11eeess ary. but. NO Sal ...... M ~ · J OBl.IGATIONL' Pl"'a~.'e llp9 apw ~em I a n ds ca p 1 n g . u s t 2 1 "' " ·' • C 11 t d to the spacious· story,' 1 o.11 Sandy Orlows ki. lfftM..1. Loccmo.. SIB9.5oo• 3 0 <iy bedroom home. From 546 5900 for further 111 Lots of Ac:trrity 67~,.,, ., , , • , the shake roof to the formauon 673-6210 i beautifully enclosed I ~ 1m!dU1 ~~~~,;""o~~~:·.~~~~: FANTASTIC _ '\)l _!-2~ .•• ,._._ transferre<l & 1s anxious ASSUMmOM to sell at ro4,900 CALL only SSOOO gets you 1450 -------~~I ~'>&-2660 total mo payment. Call USTSIDECOTTAGE t::=S ELECT now!' Agt.546-0351 PRICE REDUCTION I PROPE RTIES IMi~~iM-~!!~!' liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiii;;;j Large lot. alley access--------- t:nusual Spanish lndtan mtcnor ltiOO !lq rt East Fullerton home near CSU fo', 40' htd pool, 2 •~tr. 144 ba. hardwood 11oori.. plant & beam ceil· 111~. big kitchen, quiet !ltr e et. $88.500. Call 871-3857 early evenings Open house Sat/Sun lJ.7 <11 1018 N. Norman Place l'nn only y ... C,.... COiieio for stDrage rnnvenience BY OWMER Near S . Coast Plaza 2 Bdrm homc-<'ute New! 2 BR, den, formal starter place• S .000 dmmg end model unit. 642-5200 Custom drps & cpts. Vie w of gr eenbelt & wat.cr. J acuzzi. pool and rec l'enter $94.000. NO CREDIT RoyMcCcrdle 1110 M.wport ll•d. Costa Mna 541-7729 ~ PETE ' BARRETT l.. REALTY NEEDED! Mesa Verde GoH Course! __ .. _ ~~~~~~~~~' Beautiful 3 BR, J BA -home on Mesa Verde ~~~~~~~~~ Golf Course. Pool , LOCJlllNI Hidtaway Jacun1. auto sprnklrs, G~ral t 002 Getttrat 1002 ...........••....•..... ················•······ Yearly or weekende r much more Ju!.t spent Mode rn 2 BR 2 Ba . S20.000 on <'Omplcte re· beamed ceilings. 2 level. modeling 1n clud1ng, ,...----=:::::~._.! <Rent a room and hath Cafl>ets, drps, paint, tile, • out). nppliances, all new ON WATY w /1'1ER & VIEW o flexiba• and •.-propeny °" the wotu witti ptt for yow boah Gltd VIEW of al.I Hw wafff action. All -..C hom~ wittl 5 bedrooms, IW9' tivin9 ro om, family room. 2 kltcheits, 2 fireplacH, spacious bolcofty, patio and many°""" ~H. You can~ It ma family home o r o two 11nit r•ntal. 5449.000 Sell•b•ry Realty 315 Manne Ave. 8dlboa Island 673-6900 ~~! .......... !?~~1~~~~! .......... !?!~ macnab I irvtne realty OPEN DAILY 'TIL SOLD 324 MOtlHfHG STAR, DOVY SHOIES Smaller Bayfront residence w/slip. New cpl. . 3·car garage. Offered al $449.500 incl. land O'EH DAILY 1.5 ,,M. <C 200> 1915 IA YSIDE DR. CORONA DB. MAR 3 n R + I ~• m i I y r m B a y fro n t rcsidcnt•t• ,,. Ocean View & on wuie !!'tandy hL'<ll'h rac·mt.! mttin rhnnrwl. $425.000 k <1<.,L•hold O'EN DAILY I ·S P.M. ({' ~01 > 642·823S 901 Oov'r OrtvP 644·6200 H.irbor View Center Ir vine at C•ml>\.f\ V4'11ev Center 7S2-1414 kitchen. much more 400tl7"ta• . fORJM Fantasllc buy, low down C.M. a= . -: . -1111ii. payment. Owner will .--r .. ~. • :C ftnance Hurry, must -~ sell ! 964·2455 ask ror Ed Che mow GtMrol I 002 Gtftffaf I 002 ..•...•......•••......• ············•·········· flac'?i~~~.!t,!9~~r SURROUHDH> IV BAY AMD IEACH Large pcnninsuta h ome. n ewly . pc.1i ntcd. tc~1k floors new carpeting-. Enjoy the s ummer in one of Ncwporls fines t family a reas. Ocean and fl41 y in eu s.v walking distance. $269.000 Fee .A COUWIU IANICM CO. 644-9060 2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RO IN NEWPORT CENTER ~~~:! .......... ~?.~~,~~:! .......... !?.~~ GUARDS> GA TE COMMUNITY In CorOllCI dtt Mar'1 JONnlM CrHL This Windrfft modt-1 11 wonnly dtcorated 2 bdnn. for-ntd diRllHJ rOOM -.ct dtn. Two flr'eplocH. beautffulfy lanchcaptd and many ct.corotor touchH. Un of oO uclu1i•e COft11111Unlty focllltl-. of teMlt courts c.td pool. S.225,000 Waterho nt Home• 2633 W Col)'' Hwv Newpurl 8t.>cll h 631·1400 PRETIYAPORTOAMO This Unique I tonll' 1s us prclly a Portofino model us you 'II ever see : 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. 2600 sq. ft. of livmg spact?. a finis hed game room. a fabulous garden selling complete with jacuzzi and interior decor done m warm tonl•S of yellow and orange. In family oriented' Harbor View Homes. Proudly presented at $212.000. IJNl()UI:" liC)Mf.§ REAL TORS', 675 GOOO .:>443 EJ~l Coast H1qhw<1y Corona rte1 Md• ,,., .. " M1•\ I v .. ,.,, II ,, 11, •!.>990 HARBOR VIEW-$224,500 3 Minutes to Fashion Is land! Ocean & bright li g hts view from Lh i s bea-uUfully maintained 4 bdr m home . l<'ormal dining & huge recreation room . Lge privule palio & garden. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2 I 11 San Joaqvin Hills Rood HEWPOtlT CENTER, H.1. 644·49 I 0 I GeMrol 1002 G._ral 1002 ·················•····· •···•·•·········••····· I YEAR HEW Beautifu l fJm:cola bulll 3 Br. fam. rm. 3 ba hom e . Large corne r lot on :,ecluded cul de ~al'. Many amenities. Excellent res<.t le vulue ~rea near So. roast Plaza. GeMral I 002 Gtntrol 1002 ···•······•·•···••·•··· lyOWMr HOCRB>IT NES>ED! Small Down Fantastic 4 BR 2 RA, on· ly $72.000 I will ftnanl'l'! Hurry, wo n't las t 9M-2.J55 a sk for Ed Chem ow VETs..HO DOWM MOCLOSIHG COSTS Just move into this bu.Y of a lifetime. Huge p1~ shaped lot with room for RV or swimming pool, surround111g this large 4 Br family room home with lovely br1tk fireplace & step saver k.1tc hen. P ayments ltkt> rent. Call for info & loc Hurry! 540-3666 Wllelc-.11 REAL ESTATE ···•··•······•·••···•·· MEW LISTING! WATERFtlOMT Immaculate. profess. de· rnrated home, 2 bdrms & den + dining rm : large Quarry tile m hall & den. huge patio & deck s:tso.000 Including land! Ba~a lay ,,.op. RMlton * 675-7060 * $54.950 NEAR OCEAN Pillared porch entry! Rich wood decor, s tep saver kitchen, w /walk tn pantry!' Enclosed pallo! Spacious townhome of- fer 1 n g f.'HA terms. Terms' Hurry' Call fi45-0303 d!llll liiiiiil G~ral I 002 General I 002 ··•·········•··•·••···· ··•·•·•••···•·•••··•··· RURAL ESTATE This beautiful 3 bdrm. YorbiJ Linda home has separate a1r·cond . & heated 8 cur gara~e. perfect for antique car buffs' Nestled in hills on over an arre. the magnificent grounds mcludC' pool. spa, many trees + room for tennis court & horses. The properly can be divided for future butld1nJ,!. All lh1:, for $251. !l:iO. LIDO REALlY 673-7300 A 01v1s1on of Red H1/f Realty ~~i:!~! .......... ! ?.o.~j:~~~! .......... ~?~~ macnab I Irvine realty HIGH ATO, SPYGLASS HILL Be<A ut1ful, new offering in this top, pres tige location! Prof decorated Portsmouth model w /3 B~s. f amity rm & formaqmn 1)42 ~235 IC ·llnl 642·823S 644·6200 901 Oov,r Or1v~ Harbor V1tw CPnl'' ''""'~al Camw\ V~lll'V <:triter 7S2-141 4 llG FAMILY BACK A rare and aupns1ni:1y s~c1005 J Bdrm +d~n l KEEPI MG Y 0 U i.tory humc MJ:.:.1.r SHORT? used bnck rireplace 01nd With only 10% down "l>U BAY many uther 41mer111lrs ' Some ocean view from c1111 move int.o lhts lovely ~n~••r •wte and ad1om <8R JB•ho-e'n Foun VIEW' F'antasltc liuy ' ........ .., " ., • i• "' • Ink d~k PLU~ a roomy ta1n Valley Close to $1 25.500' 4 Bdrm~ & ""'ver vacant rental ALL ( S Schoolv ~ family rm' Back!! on '""' reew.ay · • "' onanovers1:cedlot.JUSt"' ..,,,, g & only S88 llOO st.ate owned property' 11.""l"pm . . REDCARPl'..'T7~ 120:! short jog lo the beaf.'h MEW DUPLlX sm.sov Completion date 1s July 1---------CALL to'OR DETAIL.,', '78 ln best part of Sanld IA YCIEST 644-72 I t Ana & an excellent in· Exceptional ex<:cutivt• vestment. Call Betty home. 3 bdrms. & family Smith for details rm.; the de!Jghtful use or give-!! it an artistic touch. /Jn NIGrt· GAIL[ Y E.. J\SSUllAfES 0 shutters & colored glas6 spacious 88Jcll2 (ee lot~~~~~~~~~ (not leasehold). $19'l.OOO Costa Mno I 024 .:.~! S IM;.11~ JUST LISTIDI ..... •••••••••••••••••• _,~llilli~-Ideal family home, 4 DOU HOUSE B•lbo" lsl•nd Really bdrms. family rm & "' ""~''"~'~'"'"'"'" d1n1ng rm Beautiful College Park beauty 673•8700 pool Qwet cul dt s.tc Jus~ hke new Lovely COLLEGE PARK Sought after area with peaceful cuJ-de-c;ac loca lion. Warm wood panel· mg & charming Ccplcs give this xlra s pacious 3 bd. 2 ba home that real family feeling . I m maculate condition Shows like a model home. 646-7711. IEACH CHALET Walle to the Poundin g blue Pacific. 4 br. gourmet kitchen. 21' fam rm + encl. patio. Be the lsl lo call on this unique find. EZ financrng. Only S89.000. Call 963·78l'1 t'• ,, • ,,, ·. street SlJS.000 beige cafl>et, beaut y<ird w/2 patios. Only $84.SOU A.,.s um~· !Odil JIM WELL~ RF.ALTOR. 557 ~or 979 2631 --------- IB>UCED 4 Br 2 ba. formal drnm)i bnclt frplc, comer lot, l t'ar gar 900 Dogwood S73,500 Phone 7Sl·07i4 eves •••POOL ••• •4 BR. 2\<it BA• Coll Pk 751 :WIO Rich agt f'or sale by owner 1a1boa Isled I 006 3Br. 2Ba $82.500 ••••••••• •••••• • •• • • ••• Call 540 7805. DUPLEX ~ gate Ave 2""" Eastlide~IClrlllet'------. bdrm each. Compl. re· 3 BR 2 BA, large Family modeled w/huge gar Room. shake roof and S215.000Agent640·7246 ui;ed brick f1repl:-.rc Super bargain at S85 0()(1 ....,_ re•Mllla I 007 °"'11er will help hnllnCl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call ~I I.SI J BR. 2 ba .. h blk to bay Now $179.500! Marshall Rlty 6i5·4000 ~HERITAGE PRICEREOUCED ~~~~~~~~ Lge. 3-story dl.lplex with 1- • • REALTORS view 3 BR + 2 BR + guest rm. $217.500 Agent 675-6700 ~s"-l4todi I 011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWHat arming E·s1de 2 BR bungalow w/sep euest hse & dbl gar on alley Must ~ to appreciate. Call Bonnie Bt!nder al ~100. 8-4 wkdyl' for appt •JUST LIST&>• 2 new custom homes 1n pnme Capistrano Bch Pabsades IO('ation, both w1ocn views on If! c·ornc r lots I J Br. <!11 AJ . GREE:MlltOOI( SlJJ.500 Read.> now I bdrm, 11 ~ ba. 3400 ~Q 0 . 8Ut'l'Ol;1 '-;upt•r :;harp show .. l ;k< ., rr.o<lel cnt1•rta1ncr .; c!ct 1i:h1 HUltRV ' S:M!t !IOU th df!t!nl , Ht•th <!l!l-.W.< l:J.<,7 1)1 711 !)t).1 211::: ~S:l5·021' 1ni1?1•r ::9;, 1.; SPECIAL 2W51 Calle Mana ~Hr, STORAGEGALORE 2•ina. w 114x2<: hot)l1 v shop area Sl55.000 <!7Ci l<: Entertain alot? Then this Qllle Granada Wik 111 IS for you' Great noor bch, purk & shoµptnL! plan for fmly enjoyment. Owner wtll help r1nJn1·1· Btn 4 bdrm, fmly rm 493·2l90or 493·G6:>1 BYOWMER home. Miru orchard in 1------backyrd. Call today for appt to see LbJs Iv ly home near So. Coast Plaza. I br & b\!;Hll Jl()l)l :'>k::.J di:I Mai area Wili ~1·11 l'Onlral't of s<1ll• ~-; 5114• Shown by appt only C.11• 1>1:! l\IO'l P:-tn Onl~ 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54.5-9'91. IEST PRICE EASTSIDE INTOWH $126,000 W0 hli\P l\\1: .:n•iI .u1 1,111} ~7' 900 Th.- MESA VEltD£ pine lutcben and I I t'ar 11tht•r h .. :. .! BH a11d ... TRlftl.EX garage on an R I 1111 Un bac·n unrr on u l.Jrge R<! ly 2 bl.ks from the b<·Jth t'•>rne r 11-t lur $92.500 Fantastic investment in CAL.L QUICK •· c:.it! t~lti··l-triJ Costa Mesa's prest1g1ous 64 .. 7211 area. Walk to post office. ~ ~~~5 Se~:r~~ee~:11! ftln. ! ,· i¥1§1 & laundry rms all units. __ -~&..- Frpk in owner unit Move on Uus one! Come ~~~~~~~~-NICEST WESTSIDI-: see!54S·9491 _ 3 bd r m . 2 ba , n e "" EXC&.USIVE CONDO $56, 900 For the descnminating couple. Large master suite. formal dining, guest bedroom. Gourmet kitchen: Xtra large liv 1ng room Enclo.;ed patio. Secluded & qwet Pool & rec. hall For more details. c·all - 963-711111 • ,,, ' I . ' , "II I I ~. ' • UMIYERSITY PARK Highly upgraded Cam. bndge model w1pnme locauon adjacent to lvly gree nbelt & tennis courts 3 bdrms . 2 ba w /ne wly remodeled ltilt'hen complete w /hit· in radar & selfcleanmg ranges. Only $95.000. 646-7711. Corona del Mar ILUFfLOT Fabulous one or a kind OCEAN VIEW LOT f'anoram1c \'ll:'W'\ ol beach. harbor entranc~ W.ANTTOIUY home tn Cameo Shores. ShoreclHfs or Spyglass HiU. Have income pro· perty to lrade. l)uall kitchen. heated pool JU<' . R V acres$ . nc•w fenc·e. 92t Capital off Wt Is on P r; 1·1· n•d Ul' S81.500Agent 1>16·:;;.i:i Du1ldt-r s . M r MESA DEL MAH IJ \ lleatherton 644·6881 owner lmmac 4 IMrrn. RV stor age, nr t•v e r MEWESTLISTtMG y thin~ Bcaut1fu11\· HarOot View Hll• lundscp'd 55&-~5'1 41r Cllld f..ily"" HY OWNEH Lovely 3Br Brand fres h o n thl· l'-iBa -tram rm. On cul market. Gorgeous 4Br, de-sac, frpll·. lg fned yd s ingle story, 1:.imtly S82SOO 645·3913eves home tn "Carmel Plan" --·---------on estate Sized (Z IO' de· ep> grounds. Recently redecorated. most mv1t ~. Offered at S220.000 making this execut 1vc home the best pm·e<t & ftnesl value 1n this prt' sl.Jge community i!i,t~illllll!1 ,'\: l!.'ll ., •!\ l' ,; I Ill i'•I R1nq 640· 5560 Anytime E.1<.tblulf Prof. Bldg· REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE Looking ror a pl:lrc where the act ion· 'I at~ And the bes t location & the ~s works with you'' Call Mike Fran klin. 64(). 7000, 673·2222. rANOA.AMfC VU Customized S bdrm . singlt~ s tory w tlO\'l'ly courtyard 3 car i:ar R('(IUCcrl to ~00.000 CAL.L FOR IJETAll.S IYOWHY Propos1t1on 13 will r•• duce the laxes & wc'r t' reducinit the pnce on thi-. !tparkllng clean 4 HR, w side C ~ home Nu crpt JJ• b11, frpk. lrg p<il gar . $74,500 646-681:! IMMACULATE 4 br Jst '>pent $6000 1n u1• ~rade ~ $89.!IOO llT' mediate occup w / leaM· QPlJon 83!H945 P.P HO AXER UPPER! This one is already com pleted. Just move in ~ t!nJoy your cari>ct1ng, wallpaper. covered patio & huge rear yard ,, Bdrm or 3+den. All th1~ for only S77.SOO. 1;45 ! 100 ask ror Ron aM all °""' •pe<lml"' ~ s unsets Hear the pounlf 1ng surf and en.JOY a park ' • as your backyard for ~ sm.ooo. ea111sz.1920 THE A QUAIL ~.c!.~!i.~M.1 Triplex, 2 Br each. 2183 Pomona, CM. S\25.000 Man1haJI Rlt y, 675..eoo. SPYGLASS HfU Portsmouth model, 3 BR. lrg ram.1ly room, for mal dlnlng room, 2 frplc"• . on original model street A co mrort3ble & beautiful investment. OpenSat&Sun l·S CALL 640.51 12 Rt f'/\,•Lf"14 '.UN'llf\"V,,.'I~ FU./\l ,f'\LJ'• IH \11 I 'I~'' !''11 IAYARIAM VA Appraised this Mes..: Verde 4 Bdrm home for RM.000' Low down for vets• Call now to see 1r yOU,qualf(y I REDCARPET754 120:: SELL idle !h:ms with 1 Daily Pilot Clas1>1(1ed 1\d RtallshlhCaner Full time Real ~late sales associate who re quires subst~rittal in· come ts dci.perntc:l:v needed by lon i: establlshcd local broker Outstand1n~ t•11rn1ngs available on ~cn1•rous commission splll a mar1>elous opJ><>rtun1ty ror lhe eagrr pro resslonaJ. Call Mr. Hut ings at 640-s.560. Charm. one or .1 kind, :.: sep hOmcs. alwa)'<i rent td sun.soo I• Your Profes:<lf'r HOME R EPi\rns~ Old }OU know )'OU Ctr place .1 class1f11:d 10 tr lhe Daily Pilot ~rv•n• Directory !or 3 who' .. month for os llllle ..,., $1.&: per d11y~ For mor1· Lnformation. call HAlfltMC~fH REALTOR 675-43'2 642-567~ i TINHI 5 AH YOHE? LOCATIOM~ LOCATION! LOCA TIOH! PllJ.\ POOi. )<IC :..iun .. ~ gat.-k 11u1 z bdrm. 2 ba, fff11<' View of occ;.in & tulls Pnnc1pl~ only $84,SOO 213 281 8500 1714> 497-'la BToro 1032 ....................... Deluxe condo l"a m com plex. 2 Br, o-.ner will help fin . 768-6275 , 494-8611 agt -bst buy ht Mytt1c: HH11. Mo ho.Mt ~ow you to mar peoe.tul OC:Hft Gftd cm1y0ft •lew. ~ of rHr yard few ~ use, plus o Mduded jocun.I CMd deck off Hte moder bedroom. Two more bedroofns and ct." make thl1 spoclCM11 horM o truly fl.alba. It.I ng •n•lroftment. Offered at ... SI 89,000. 499-4551 S&.S Resale Specialists. J,4 or 5 bdrm models avail. 11om e w /pools . 968-4602 Pennington Propert1ei. JOG 1'0 BEACH TERRACE CARDIFF CUTE COTT AGE $3.175 down. on J BR l '"J Ra. beam cc1lmgi., <·ov f.'red pal.lo. 2 car garage, CI est o r Y w 1 n cl ow s c·aU for details· bngbten this elc~anl two ll , . , . . bedroom, two bath ll • • • townhouse Punelcd din· 962·44n ~~)546-8103 1n g area. wd bar , ---------•I fireplace and mai.tcr ----------1 bedroom with dressrn~ ---------•I an·a. Close lo pool, rec. LUSIC RESALE center, schools. irnd SPECIALISTS shoppmg rncf'ti below market at $87.500 Call now. 752·l!Y..'O :J.1. or 5 Bdrm models ;,\rufable. Some w/pools. .. t'OOdos Memberoflhe J QUAIL mull.I pie hsting service I ........ • , PLACE .....: -;;~;JO•><• -----•Good reasons why buyers call Woodbridge Ttus ";\ •• Plan tn PNcrs Townhomf's has all ltleal ·1ns1de" corner location barklnR to a greenbelt TWO pror. landstape1I pati~ Decorated m lighl colors 2 bdrm, 2 ba Only $1.14,000. llS23 CAMPUSDt·IRV1'4E SUMSHIMY Entertainment homt• w pool, Walk to schls & tennis. 3 Br, 2 hu. din & lam $87.900 .l.52-3008 Former mdl m Hancho San Joaqwn 2 Br. 2 ba, & den w wet bar l)ruf decrt'd f.o(' on 14th fairway nvtrlook 'i; 1wtr rour::.t' w viev. or Sail dleburk Pnrc $129,500. melds furn & uppl. Phric only no ai:ts pb <:all 752. L'!1 l 9·5. 752 076K aft 5 &weekends BYOWHER New Turtlerock <:tl'n garden home, llealhcr model. 4 BR, 3 b:-fam rm Highly upgraded W d('l'k <le \>ICW. $11>4,000 644 4887 ASSUME Realty. We have over 70 ,.._ ________ _ homes for you to choose •• from All pnce ranR<'~ and si1..es Somt will sell V.i\ or f".ILA. Some have pools and many have central air For <:omplete mform;i uon on homes m lhe Irvine area. 3 HR, 2' ~ .Bl\ J>O(•I homt', mmutes to bearh No new loan C'OSll> when you t.ike ov<•r C'X•st•ntt VA loan or $12.0UO. Call now for d eca l!~ CF f' ~l.5001. UkrK-47 6061 JUST LISTED. lry your rlown p;.1ym<'nl Sharp Jllr. J·•,fhJ , rlhl ~ara~l'. takt• UH·r b1~ GI loan JI ti',., l'nrcd 10 ""'" I.1st al $71.~1110 Owner aS(t ~K7~ " Where else can yoo find J lovely 3 un. :-. tia home l~·lhan I mile to bea1·h lur $84,500., Agt., ()68.~ t.o QUALIFYING! 1.A·~s thJn 2(1•., down and nwnl'r will carry h.1lann~ Sharp JAr w vool w .ooo Wnt.m Pacific P'ropertin can 731.1522 give us a c·aU. f!j WOOOUIOGE REALTY 551-3000 UMIVERStTY PARIC Dean home. 3 bdrm, 2 ba Pool. 1ac. aU upgrades SlJJ.SOO. Agent s::n · 59!18 LARGEST HOME In the Colony. This hard to fmd 5 lx.'<iroom home plus a ucn, IS ideally located across from thl' MEW IHOURRElD This well l()('ated plan 111 1n the D eerf1t'ld Townhomes 1~ pnc·ed to go' Featun.~ 2 BH. 2' ~ BA. communit y pools and parks. GreaL starter home. Try $75,900 red hill ~· .. :. 552-7500 LOIJllM leach 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0-Y-O 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath apt. only •,, bl()('k to Main Bearh. Bnghl & airy. Newly re· decorated. $79.500. SWHPIHG VIEWS to ocean. 2 Brinn • 2 bath & huge convertible d<'n Loadl> of fix-up potenual $121.500. NORINSREALTY * 494-8057 * ! M) home w •pool & Jae • • 1 rm tn <K'l'an Op1·n hsl' l'iu n Hk r 003..g:n 7 pool, park and tennis. On I•--------• c:ul-de-i.ac locallon VETS ro'I.~) Lm·t'ly 38r + lll·n + Jlley .Jl'<ci.i. for H\. Si .IOU (IOWO, ~mu ~'5.'il 111•11 i\\l' \l{t. K-10 :!!>:I I ONLV ONI': HURRY' 1 T hi!'. l>l'auly won'llasl forever RANCH REALTY 551·2000 .. :,tr('mt•ly l'USlOffil1l'll ~~ C~ldcn~t·~L t-:~tJtl s. 4 SR .. 3 ba + bonu~ rm. tnrmul rhnin~. f.im rm. 2 ffl>k ..... :i c-ar gar. eorner lo\ W llV iH'CC:O.!> ~1 82.aO IJ C.111 now !.Hill 4602 P eno1nJ!l On Properties Quarter <tCn?. Jllr. i:!Ha , --------fa m 1 I y k I t c h e n , ASSU~AHLE fireplace, professional PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW 2 Bdrm. 21 ~ baths Ocean view from IJving rm, & mslr BR. Unbclte\·ahle luxury $145,950 lntn'I R.I::. Network' Touchstorw 963-0867 MR EMERALD IAY F.xc1ting nearly complet !!() ultra·custom quality home Ot·ean view. lrl! lot. deckl>. mature shade 1 recs. Premium No Laguna area $267 .500 16'M Lowse After 6 call 493-9832 or 8.12-7623 Save now. deal direct landscapmR. spnnklers, v. lh1s broker. S&Squah do~run, patio w /covrr.1•--------• I), spa1:1ous .i BR. :l ba, llouseopensonpurk-hke C"''T"'Ll ...... SU ... SET fom rm formal dm1n1:. I yard for indoor-outdoor "' "' ""' " ., lY. I us h Io ma 1 n t living. Community pool, and city lights from this l ndscril! l're'ilt~c park. tennis $$19.~00 wood&glass2RR,21,,ba ne1i:hborhooo close to 17462 Wayn1· :;52·0513, + den home $1~.soo. by twh Lo tntt•rest. ~:1\e O wner Op1•11 hon'lt-ownr Days : 673-9978. MW lit SlU7.500 C.111 Sal/Sun f.ves,49!M685 11till 4tl02 . P1.•nmn~'lon Propt>rtll's Nl-:W 4 hr, :l bn 2 siory, 34 OCEAN VIEW llOM I'; 9 -Onkdah'. Wool1brHl!lt> Yr old Custom :j Hnrm 11, uwncr. trans£ flUl 11£ $1 19,9!.ICI Ow111:r 213· home P\l :1rt'u S.·l'un ~te. beaut c-.tm hmt' I &<\74376 ly, beach Pnn only hlks to bch, l'll"111 1111 ----Ownl'r will f1nann! 1o:radE'd J bdritl. p.1tio, :! SI 01( .. low Martlet! $239.500. Ph 199-39:13 c.u i:arai?c + " tur Steal a Woodbriri~c -C ... 'LLOFTHEWILD i:arage or wk s hop, boat dramatic "EASTON "' uccess & RV parking 2148 sq. fC. totally up-2Rn home w 1superb $12~.00!I 5:16-!l5K3 or J,?raded. Only $129.99~ ocean vu.; border<; a 536·0858 tTo Pnn·s. S22K down, rustic runyon Cm.·ulnr o s i; u m 9 '?.. 1 7 staircase & redwd add .,.,_ I 044 (1earwatcr Cull roltect special touchrs Corner ••••••••••••••••••••••• (408)268-0633. Patl"lck. lot.$129.500.(141 •TURTLEROCK * l\gl. Plan 114, court,yard en Larite sing le dwelling•-.;.;._-S_U_P_E_ R trance. I'll entry hull to utrtum . pond & Hf'.11 I ,1,111 • /•I( • * •100 '''"''"''''''St'""' 494 9473 !>4'J 0316 'Wlltcrlall. formal dining BUY' nn. lrn hvlng rm. fam\ly • rm. " bdr m. 2''l be. lri.t pauo. l')<lm drapery.mini California honw with * DUPL t..,i.e a...a. 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tis Coldwe~·_Ban~r 3 Monurch Bay Plu~:• Laguni. Niguel 496-7222 831-0836 Dramauc ocean vu tot w/plullli & l)tlrm1t, over · lookmg Bluebmi Cyn, c•· ty & up coast S129.950. 2805 Bernard Ct. off Zella Dr LGrJ'llO HNJ-1 IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty ... fOllEVY VIEW! On one or the largest lots m Laguna Niguel. 4 BR. 2 BA. den. professionally landscaped. C~tom de· signed home. Ext'ellent buy at. $144,900. 496-2413 495-5220 493-9494 830..5050 Ownr must sell, cstm 3 br, 2 ba. 2400 sq fl hm. Lrg lot. $129,500. 495-5058. 2 Br. 2 ba, patio bm. Lrg lot. cpl. drps. 2 car gar. many xtras Below mkt. $89.500 Call for appt. \92-5373 or 495-4997 •BY OWNER• Niguel Shores 4br, shut· ters thru·oul. lovely lndscp'g, view Walk to bch. Lennis & schls. Sl89.000. 493-8060. MissJ°" v1~10 I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2 Ha (;ondo. air cond .. crpts. drapes. pool, sgl story $66,750 714 /8.»5085 Mewpori leoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW TAXES! 3 Bdrm .• 2 balh Rack Ray home with an AD· DITIONAL I Bdrm & I balh attached un1c. 60 ft by 170 fl. lot with frwt lrees Mass•"e family room with used hrick fireplace, bar & s liding 1:Jass door:. to 18 ft. by 42 fl Juruor Olympic s1ie d1vmg pool Two add1· uonal fireplaces. kitchen wnh bwlt rns. upgraded rarpNs & fresh paint too' For sale by owner Asking $124,500 Mu'>I sell 1mmed1atcly1 • • Call SS7·1668or 634·2626. NEWPORT UNDER $40,000 2 BR. den. frplc .. use of poolst bay & boal shp. Pnme leasehold. llarbor loc By agt, 759-0244. IY OWHY •IUCH Is Jusl 200 sleps away 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. 2 car gar ln a Carmel·llke setllng on a pvt st. 10 Lido Sands $138.SOO 645-1262 MEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming cottage w/lots of wood. new shake roof. & carpets, j.!reenhouse Sl34,900. Call 640-5112 . . . U! fo\•L.CJil Lt)f\.An/\f\,t• nt. '"' ftls:J...:, r1t v£ 1. nr>t Q• HARIORVIEW HOMES COUMTRY FRENCH SOMERSET Rl'des1gned ll\l' bedroom. three balh with ouLs1dc brouS?hl indoors. Professionally decorated and upgraded Many rustom .ippoml ments OwnC'r will help financr Call is:! 192fl A QUAIL #>(.!! PLACE -10,-Tit l :JO '.M.1 Open' Ruy hke rent' Sub· nut all terms & offers! Trades! ~tr ! Fantastic 4 Br. 3 Ba, 1acuzu Like nrw cond. 1712 Highland. $325.000. 631-0900 /\gt Harbor View Homes 3 bdrm + den Com£'r lot. lovely Rarden Lvw down Owner Al,\l 644 2562 or 640 535'i DAIL'( PILOi D;J Mewpcwi .. adi I 069 S. ca.-... I 076 0...... ~--&tat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ............•.•..•.•...•••••••••••••.•...•... HillORVIEW w,..,..-omdVfew Moea.Hio.., 1'wo unita·3 Odrms de 2 1 fw Sde I I 00 lncoft9 Prop.rty 2000 ......_ ,_..a..d ..•.•.•.•...•...•...... ············~·········· MOMA CO butbs t:ach. W•lk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORAMGE L..-.. ech J 1 •1 Thls rxpal\ded hom~ 1:1 Just nght Cor 1Jntertain mcnt. <;ume room with SOO square feet and custom wall uni~ Close t.o gree11belt. school, nnd pool on a quiet cul·de su1· and y1>ur own lund Call us now 752 lll20 and ask for J ohn S h ea. our I l.atbor View Spec1allf.l A QUAIL ~ PL.ACE -•o,-" l:JI p Ji&.1 UDO ISLE. 2800 sq n. Owner financing. 4 bdrm 3 ba, din area hg llv rm. mod kit , patio, pr1v beach & h:nms. l lf2 lots etc $250.000. 67s-Q59 PORTOFINO 3 B d r m . J 1'2 bath s,'bonu:ri'rm. ram rm. dining rm Lg lot. Upgrd'd & x tras $189,900 Uy owner/he 644·9ZIS Newport Heigllh Charming 2Br cottage on large lot w/private rear yard , sepa rate hobby room w /ba attached to garage. Sll0,000. MIWPOIT IEACH RULTY 675-1642 EASTBLUFF CONDO. super water vu. 2 BR. I~• Ba. 2 fplc's. Pnnr only. 714-593-0704. Sl62.000 . WAMTTOIUY home In Cameo Shores. Shorecllffs or Spyglass Hill. Have 1rirome pro· perty to trade. Quail Builders, Mrf~ealhertoo bt••rhes. purks. golf & tennis. Creot home plu.~ tneome. SUlS.000 NOllHS REAL TY * 494-8057 * .... ~ .. .... ....... l.ut c hance to buy Oceana1dc hom"' 1n Pres1deot1~l Hght:t. tQ Homes avail in last phase. From $79.000 /\n early visit 1s recom mended. (92·2780. Sunset Pacific Home Builders. BUCH DOLL HOUSE $99,500 Ideal beach home, Julil steP6 to surf 111 best area Versatile 3 BR. 2 BA +- fanuly room BERTIIA llENRV REALTORS 215 Del Mur 492 4121 .WwportS.ach You Loved 10 Yrs Ago 4 Beaut. cust homes w t panora m1 c ocean views avail for sale from $228.000. You must see the quality or these homes. An early YISll IS recommended. 498-0200 or 831·9122 Sunset Pactfic Home Builders San Cleme nte c ustom h1lls1de home nearing completion 2,000 sq ft . 3 BR. 2 ba. fam rm • breakfast nook. fireplace, wet bar. :.un deck, 21 ~ car garaKe Pnnc. only. 714 /SJG.6974 or714/9604180 s.-.. ~·traM 1078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-6881 ................. , BIRDWATCHER'S DEUTE ·"BLUFFS"' J bdrm. gorgeous back bay vie w . $190.000 w,Jaod. 644·4394. Open Daily WIDE A FRAME SteP6 lo ocean, pools & tenrus. 3Br. 2Ba. loaded w/charrn.$114.500 Caywood Realty Inc . 548.J.290 Npt Hts. charmer 2 bdrm. 2 ba, approx 1400 sq fl $139,000 642·9966 424 San Bernardino Ave. NB OOYER SHORES Pmor•c •lew ******* IHCHARMIHG old San Juan Capistrano. Affordable up · sta1rs1downsta1rs con donu111um. 3 Bdrms .. I'-: baths. carpetmg. window covenngs, bwlHns. two car garage & patio Ry owner Mon. lhru Thurs CdaysJ. call 646 2158. f)'i. lhru Sun. cdays l & evenings, call t714 ) 493-0588. GREAT BUY ATALOWPRICE 3 lrg bdrms, new carpet- LDg A/C, stylish bnckwrk 1n kit. cstm covered patio. SlJJ.950. Owner Desperate Dbl wide Park 1.anc. 1m mal'. ti.t-lov. mkt valu~ $28.~ Make Offer (66 2BXX 1 Mobia. Ho.. Store (714)841-8895 •FANTASTICAL Costa Mesa Sha.n&n·la dbl wide lux ury living Btfl l978 2J3r , 2Ba Skyline In adult p 1a r k • _, w 1 10 m 1 n ~ . )acuz.r.i, 6t !>OC'IUl UC IJ v1u es gator£' A II for un der $24.000 Park rent Sl~·Sl40 C .. fonio Pocific: Mobile llome Healty 2706 1 larbor. !'ti) 208 540.5937 SELLER ANXIOUS Ubl wide La.Bai on. 1m mac. close to be:.ll'h Pnt'Cd to sell ( 72 3521 U 1 Mobia. HOIM Store 1714) 841..a895 20 YEAR SALE EXCESSIVELY HIGH MOITGAGES ARE GOME FOREVER lsl lime an 0 C .. 20 yr fmancing now a"a1I for purchasing of In· Park rl' sales of your m ul'l1 sough t afler dream house. This means for all or you thul JUSl COuldn 't afford buyiog a home an the past, may now enJOY lhe happy expenence of owning your home in the mobile homl! park of yourchoit·e. Fordl:-ta1ls. CALIFORNIA PACIRC MOBILE HOM t; SALES 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 540..5937 FAMILY PARK LOvt!ly dbl wide Goldenwes\, lwy C'lo~c pnced for quick sal~ $31,990. (73 LSSIU I Mobil. HOftllr' Store 17 I 4t 848-8895 3 bdrm. 1 1 ·1 bn . washer1dryr/rcfng in l'l wh•d '' "·"' "'" <I Ill I II 1 llnc .... .._,,.,c.,. :!i 848 2640 COUN'J"Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~..,..,.._.I EIMrald lay ...,..~ .... STS Steoe rrom ~»ch JR. Ta.lonii your first i;tep is often the hardc•:st H iOU are reudy t.o mov1.> up or ~lart }our 1nve11tment ~leeps a N<>wly I• modeled. July $2400 T__.As~ 494.nn 4g&.4~1 progr.;m. hu t h•vi> H9wpori .. ech Jl49 become confused with .ill •••••••••••••••••••• •• • the aspect~ for 10011y ':1 Water<ronl Lido 11>1.i moo market. then come to the lhly • br (2l3l270-4Sll7 t•xper t .. <at Q UA I L or(2l3l''"""""'' PLACE PROPERTrES. _..;___~----- N~mcrous Condo Investments Many fo'amily llomes 2 Umt,s tl30.000 3 l 'mb Sl25.000 DOCK-VIEW·POOL 2 1ir . 2ba Conrlu Be&uUtully rurn111hed St:c bldg. Adult:s only $l500/mo Wc.tcrfrOJll Homes631 1400 J Urut~ Sl41.000 --------- " Units Sl.SS.000 LIDO ISL£ 4 I niti. '198.500 J BR. den. steps 10 wdler ISUmts S397.000 I Lido social t!venb. K Units 1000.000 cummun. cntr. bcache> lO Unit:. Sl80.000 yaeht & tenrus club 10<'1 12 Unit:. $595.000 ~ mo lse. $130C1 s um 20 Units . S325.000 mer 67J..OJ08 20 Umt:i • .!.000 23Urul!> Sl.800.000 3 bdr m Bluff.> C'Ont.11> 23Uruts SJ.650.000 pool1tenn1s/shopp1n j.! 24 Units tl.~7.0CJO 11000 su mmer or $5511 30Umts Sl.191.000 leas e . Mrs Cooper IO Units $565.000 675-0812 or 496-8301 f!6 Units Sl.700.000 112 UniLo; • $3.300.000 ~ u.fwllilhed 116 ~tanor ••••••••••••••••••••••• lu17n1Mt:.anor Sl\.600.000 G1Mc al 3202 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Uruts . $3.S00.000 201 Unlb . $10.300.000 Ofc UldJ( . Sl.700.000 lndstr'I Uldg . sr>.500.000 A QUAIL ..;J! PLACE -10,.. " l:Je , .M. ' Easts1de. unique 2 on lot One 31,-z yr old tri ·levcl. 2 bd 2 ba cstm home . One remodeled 2 br 1 ba. By Owner $129,000 646-8300 SAN ClEMEHrE DUPU.X sa•.90o Neal as a pm. 1 BR unit , with extr a guest apt Short walk LO beach or shop pm~ HERTHA HENRY Rl':ALTORS 2l5 Del Mar 492·'1121 • HOMEFIMDBtS • lOOO's or vacaor1es LOW RENTAL!:> All areas-All pnccs •551·082.4 • Wf'ETIMESERVICE Good in all 23 offu:es l FEE lhen F REE for ••LIFE•• Homes apts dplxes bach:. Also summer rental:.. S MALL SAMPLE $1.SO bach. free ut1J' $2001 br. kids ok, tum $245 2 br kids. p<>ts ok $2853+den kids air wow• S1754brlllds pets gar Call today & move ' 3206 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAUOA ISLAND HOME WANTED for un nual lease. Nini horn\• Pvt party 64.2 5255 a.oo Penin1•0 3207 TRIPLEX ··················~···· New luxury home. 2 br m Corona del Mar Only den. Jacuu.1, 2•,. b ., 5172,000 All 2 Hdrm ffl>h', beam ccil. 2 car Frplc. commu1111y pool. 6 gar. applns. 313 Isla nd parkmg sprs S800 yrly 675·4912 01 The &tote Mak.rs \!YCS 675·5201 . 17141751-6063 --------CGpistn.o ~ Ji 18 TRIPLEXES .....•....••...•.•••... Of locJclay 4.000 sq ft of gracious h v mg offer bl.fl views or Back Bay and t'ashion Center. Lg pvt master swt(' w 1sunken tub & skylites opens o nto lushJy lndspd yd & pa\1 0 SICYVIEW REAL TY AcnoCJ1t f« ~ 1 2 00 768-311 1 831 ·3000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pre.s ale or flnanc1.11 panners sought for new 1·unst.ruct1on. Secured t.ovely 3 bdrm home 2' .. ba some O<'ean view $5(M1 Days 642 4818 1-:ve & Wknds 496-ti642 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w tpool & jacuzzi Addi· 1-•2• ... ..,•T•o•w ..... •H•O .. M•E- Llon 3Br. & 2 full baths + -" mrud qt rs w /full bath. $41,000 Home bit around cent.er Call u s about this cowtyard: Spanish style spacious 2 Br <adult'i. on- for comfortable living ly) Townbome. Lovely 15x2S' kitchen w /bltn private bn ck patio. Com· BBQ. oversized ~ame rm munily pool w /sauna All & bar rm make lhL'> a in an attractive setting perfect home for enter -sWTOUnded by tall trees. ta1mng. $415.000. M.C. FOR DETAILS644-7211 Financial (714)994-585S ,.. BIG CANYON • v I • TOWNHOME _ 2 bdrm, 2 ba. tennis pool. jac .. cstm design & furn Super large 2100· master IO living area $1(~,500. suite & family. WCt bar Appl.. only 759·9121 M-F sunken LR 2 s Lry 4 bdr single family sacrifice IMfs .... y 0WMf' ~;190 San D•eRO f'rwy Popular Delores Plan. on & H.arbor979-1640 com er w/wrap around palJo. Highly upgraded. Must see lo appreciate $162.500 644-6501 NO CREDIT NEEDED! Low Down Payment Beautiful 3 DR 2 Ba home in prestigious Eastbluff Immaculate rond1t1on. 'a rant, move in today Owner will finance Must 'iell. $159.950. 964·24SS a!>k ror F.AChemow UDO ISLE IUY! lnv1Lmg 2Br & 2Ba hom e Asking $199,500 and Seller wants action! Call 548-6333 Entertain Taster~~YS~~~!ated " bedroom hom e with din- ing. ramily room and plush carpet Elegant' $112,000, BKR. C:a ll ~1720 TARIElL "#I In Colifomia" Condo $53,500 nr Mile Sq Pk. Newly decrt'd. Ownr 839-~ wkdys :ift 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGWWHomta 8 ACRES Excellent m1n1 raneh site. South or Oran!le Q)\Jnl)'. a little rough but workable BK R (714 > b'77·SaH ORS22-0530 40 Ac $1600 Ac 20'~ down nt 8....., P INT Investment potenllal near Elsinore Brkr As k for Norm. 714~4-31 16 or &12·4681 47 ACRES Soulh of Oran~e County. SJ.700 per acre Terms BKR (714)6765717 ---Coronode4 Mar 3222 ......•.........•...... New 2 BR, 2 ba, 2 patio~. 1w ·; TAX Sheltt!r. on S2S itar 616 Goftll'nrocl to $50 000 dwn. llrt'ak Adults. no peL., $550/m n. even '11 11mei. gross g.rn <\':OH , 494 i!"::l.1 S135,000 541-4054 83J.()2()(} W<•slem Pac1f1<· Propt<rt 1c:. 731-LSZ! --- -CdM Villa~c 3 Bii 2 8.1 . LohfwS* 2200 fplc . bltns. newly dt· •••••••• •• • •• • • • ••• • • • • rorated. SS75 673· 7229 OfACE llDG SIT£ Huntmgton Beach VU .. -W. Qwet. Partly furn 27.000 sq ft. lot near 2Br. de n, frplc. Lar~·· pa c If i ca HOS p IL a I, 5 p 3 l I 0 • s 7 5 0 I m ,, POUltsShop Cnlr&Civi<· Waterfro nt llo m •·, Center. $135.000. 63J 1400 David Bourke Rltr --------- 54&-9950 OCE.AHVIEW ORS22 ~ Locs for sale. Ma ny with Cew---.--Loh--/---plans & permits Single & '"''' muJu untts. Ot·eun view Cryph I 500 Agt David. 6":3-72960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 848 1511 Blue Spruce lots. Harbor Rest Mcmonal Value View l..ots, Yorba Linda. $375. ea All 3 for $875 or '-i acre ... $97.000 I arr1• $325. ca S.11·2850 + $139,000, paved road, utJl.~1 1100 Mouut•.~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ReiOl"t • 2 TRIPLEXES • ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\ llt\l"llln 111 11.ir ho1 Im 1 ... 1 mPnl C"n Nr Lake Park Mm to LOOl<ING FOR bch 1-4 BR. 3 ba. l·:S llR. MOUNTAIN, DESERT, , ____________ _ :!'-~ ba; 1 J BH. 2 ba. 5 KANCHf;sor R ESORTS CostaMno gar. fprplc'-;, Sll.l<.l.OOOca We Have 170!H7l3 Alabama. llB Some Fine Ones 322~ ....•...•..•........... 536-1718 Cal now 973-4626 New 3 br. 2111 ba & 'l br • CLOSE TO OCEAH NEW TRIPLEX IHI~ R.E. lctC.. ba <·ondos Poot. Jacuw IY BUILDER 1631 E 17thSLiiC. SA dbl S(ar. open beam cc1' I 4 BR. sgl stry & 2-3 BR. Outof Comfy in~~ Ch005e your carp<'I all spacious deluxe units Propetty 2550 S5SO & $450. Westblul I Bike to bch from ht!re ••••••••••••••••••••••• V11l~e Vlctona & t ;• s 19 8. 00 0 f p 24 l :! ---------_n_y_on_63_1_·2080_ ---Delaware. 118 536·1718 Newport~ 2 Ir 2 la EocJ. Fee Simple Sharp. 839-0730 eves & wknds Park Ploc: .. Oc.•mtside T ranq u1 I Pa nor a m •,. 2&3BEDROOM Vu~w. J mslr si Rdrm!>, VA FHA 2,., b a I-' r p I<' . ~ t• 1• GARDENTOWNHOMI-~ bulcony & yard Aulo 2 Car GarRRN Ra rage opnrs. OW, trash 1·433-9924 l'Omp, beaut1fuUy cpt d & KEN BRITIINGHAM REAL f011 For Sale I I 00 hlew flrape• t, 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• L.-.... I 757 I i..23 draped thru.out Onl~ • ...... _~_ •• _.-.. 0_ .. ,1 $550/m o To sec ca!I blJ..2282. BLUFFS 1 LEVEL VlEW end unit, Angelita 2 Br. 2 ba. ffl>I, assumable loan. $157,000. b y ow n 644~1201. VIEW Mobile~S~ /\ s s u m a b I c 'I • r l' possessions. buy rentab. rent to own. Info (71 4)848~8895 7 UMITSC.M. 2700 . •.•..•.......•..•...•. LIDO ISLE I~ Phase Ill. 3 Bit, 2 2or3BR.2Ba,byowner ba. rec land, by ownr. S215.000. 673-Ql22 $167.500. 644-4887 28' house trlr $2850 I br i:ood rond :!9 1 Montt· Vista. CM. 646 95t;G &>aullful brand nt>w •I I br. lort. r p 3 :! br, 11 ~ ba townhoui.e, Jll bltn .. crpts. drp~ lh1rry, hoy now Tom Ll't'. H l l r l>t2 lf,03 JUST REDUCED I 0 ACRE R.AHCH ~modeled r;inch hum\• w1Ch open beam ('C1lm~~ & \ l('W ANO Jll'!I .i '>hort dnv1• lrom Orunj!t' Gu . The pool. s pa & bnrk pallo arc fenc\'fi m for L'l>m WfttlluHVI~ Brand new townhome!'.. :.: br 2 ba, $450 mo 1:?5!1 sq rt 3br.2'•ba.SS~• mO 145() l)Q, fl 'I ('lll izu :-Jf(e•. fnt·d \ .•rk. J lnum, bulron~ hct1m 1•eiln~'I. po.11 & ~pa V • ll n n ~ & l' :i n y <' fl 631 0994 orli3 I 20lll 1 Mlwport luc:h I 069 H9..,..t t.och I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: DBDBll ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN BEAUTIFUL SE.A VIEW FlXF;D JNCOM F.' Btn 1978 Goldenwest dbl wide, all a ppliances. spa« rent $1.25 15 m in to bch CA.5181 1 MaWte HOIM Ston C714tl41.al9S Th1)> home plul> duplt'' 1s now $141 ,000 Sharp 1hrN! bedr oom home with separate yard Two very ml'C cwo bedroom unlls 1n rear Ca ll now ' 752·1920 FANTASTICAL d ~~~~ Seo~ leawty .... -lO,.. Tl l :)Ofl..M.1 µlc•tc pnv.11·y The rt' Clean 2 br with Rarn11.1· m:.1min11. acrea~i' 1s for AdulLc; 773 W W1l11on you to do with ~·~ you S260 mo 548 9411 please (;all now' 973-4626 a..HWdtUlite 1631 E. 17th St 1C .. SI\ ..._..,. .... d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba. lrl! stone frpi1• new crpt, pvt yard, $4'1 mo 642·~ MESA VERDE Sea cape & suns~t.s. o btn family parad111e 2Rr + bonus rm In El Morro By lhe Sen. your Qwn pvt bch, park rent only S160 CALLTODAY (PK10'J6l C.-.. Mw 3122 ---------· '····· ................. . 3 bd, lam r m, ctbl f'li>lc A bome nol a rrntal Wik,,. schools S4~~1 mo •ni gardener R.~-4945 bhndS. l,o\!i Of ),tf Ui< 1 r1n-pJilf'(' f7J.900! fi{'bl C1~r to i:ummun11y ten· buy In lrvmr! Cull Ocenn side or hwy. lr\'rl m11. pools, 1and purks REDC/\ftPET7.>t 1202 lol, Pa.'ly 11ccMs to tK•nch Lovely Three Bedrm. Bar Harbor M odrl. Tastefully Oecorated And Lan dst·aped. View Or Catalina , C'ccan And Night Light..;;. Call For Appointment To Inspect. $275.000. Calfornlo roclflc Mobile Hom e Realty 2706 Harbor. Ste~ IJ-'f-PUXES T ake your P•<'k from t)i(';!le ~pa1·1ou!I c 111<'~.-.. .! A R 1 '' r I I• .1 I h ' hr<'plnC<'~ . .,h,1kc• roof IA>t'S of 1•xlra'> 15' · down paym1-nl, no Imm trc:. Pnct'd from $1GS.Oou ro $\8S .00Q For dctu1b. cu.II ~1151 ON T HE W ATER Pres11gioll8 Condo with pnme Buy. Ot'ean &. Jct ty views. full . e1:unty bldR Pool & d0t'k for 50 It bout 2 ij r. -2 8 u r u II y funushl'd Sl~1mo )'Tly l!!e Watc:rfront Home11 631 1400 3 brlr. firep l.Hl'. 1,,. enclusoo yerd. clean. •n• mediate OCf'llPllllC)'. '" II arbor JV•CI or111 (\1" 968-Jf>.')I; Jlter 4 Pnnr1pals b) appt unly. -Need~ paint, minor n• $143,S(lt)0wn<'rK.'J.1·1Z>W Greentrf't.'. 3 br. 2 ba. big pairs. ideal for homi> & \anJ. cul fk f.a~· SSi.!IOO income Hurry . 0111) When you need expert Ryov.ner.64446'16 SH,'7.~ llARAUE 5 1\1.F: :ttl)> 111 l!NVICe or repairs. turn Mission Really 494 <Y731 6311800 lht> Dully Pilot brlnit hup ••••••••••••••••••••••• to thr Scrvke Directory rade your old sturr for 811 DOYER. ORJVI • py results To plJ1:(' your Elcaa.nt new large 38r. In Clt>llilfl~d to solve new goodies with » draw1nJt card , phone S79i:> cmont.h lo month>. ~y~our~~prob~~le~m;::;=::==:±:Cl=au===itl=ed==ad~.~64:2:_:Ml7~8::::._rW~a:n~tA~d~s~~Ca~l~l:64:2:·567:_:8:U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~&\2~·~·~~~78~tod~a~y===-~ tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml CallroUed,4M-268--06.13 4¥-.;. HERITAGE' . • REALTORS 540..5'37 3144 I • .. . .. .. , LitUe Darling. J BH '! Ra £plc. new "P~. cute a J button. LI.ti. nwc an·i. r'11m1ly !1llU8t1on prt•C '11 ruk for Marge. ~~14~· PM CW.lfied Ms i .. ~ ~ PllOT Ho.., U~ .._.., U•fwllli.a.d HoaHt U.fwN.a.i.d .,....... ..... IJrt.fwft. Apwtltt••h """"' 1415 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:==~o ~~-~ .. !~.~~ ~.~ ..... ~~~~ ......... ,............ . ............................................ . 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PQ<>I. golf t•lost ~ C...11 12131 851 3m eve6' by ~mo 21311197-1832 Nrly AM or t'Vel'> ----- Beach walk condo. 3 br. 2 _e_v_e1l ____ _ •tDS /PITS Ok ba, upgraded t•pts, bltns Hitwport leedl 3269 ..••••....•..•.•....•.• 1370 N~wlMnd Stn·1·t . ~iar~o <.:rove Ueuu1.1tul t-..1, btdroom townhOl.LSt''> I 11 t• '\. l t 1 1 C n t 11c1&hborhood l'ri \ oitt- p.il1u 'lf''A I rom lo\ ~I> lnl l h\•n ,•ndu,.\·J a a r ., I( t' b f u u I $32\1 month l';al Clyd~ I M<tna aicr . ApJrt m nllt:l>l 1711)891 Hli:t OCIANYl!W San Clem~ote i &Lory end wut. townhou!le 3 Br. 2111 bu, tee: f&\·iltln~s. Walk lo 11hop6 & bUll. $U5 mo. t70-l!31T owner /agt. 'F: SIDE 2 RR. gar. S3f.O Yrly l!.e <714>645·1.219 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· 67!i 8~ 121.31.:19..:~ -NO FEE: Houses, condOll. l•ld•e•a•1 •r•o•r•p•r•o•re•s•11•1o•n•a•I 4br,2bll,nrNwptlt;irhcJr l lm. 11t Ba condo. pool, dup~cixcs R e ntal coople over 40. Million HI. W ·D. rcfnti. Avuil teruus. tmd gar, next to Pavilion, 675·4912 Bkr dollar recreational facllt· June~~ MB~!I _ Hntg l1lorho~r . S3ls() m o. PARK LI DO· 'fwnhsc. ty. 24 hr secunly Cloi;e ~30 Refng .,. lot:. more 84().l94 J or ~·68118 2Br. den, 2~2Ba, ffl)k, to beach. Recreational 'I 1 c e .i re~ 1 Cu I I be&ut c~tm hmc at Main elec gar dr. ~I. ma~ure vehJcle s torage availu· Con i.umer' Gu1dt' &Arlams.:Jbdrm,p..ilio, adlt.$495mo.H45·73116 blePelOK 960-l366 ~400<Hec 2 car Karage. 4 blk.s to Open! Buy like rent, 4 Rr, ---------• 3Br, 2Ba, l ' • y ri. , hJ, lx:h 14251.no, list & last 7 3 ba. jacuu1. etc 1712 ~HS Uftfunt 3600 fflllc. aLnum. CnN: )d. nr ~~9511.J ur5$0858 Iii ~hi and S325 .ouo ••••••••••••••••••••••• St) CoastPl;n11 11o pet~ MMtWOft home.Agt .. 631 ·~ _2sty,spal'ious3hr.2ba.2 ~mo A\a1I July 1 ~ 3242 Plush 3 BR. 3 ba w/boul car gJr, wJ ica r Jge 7;,l-61~ 11t. 4pm ••••••• •• •••• •• ••• ••••• '· 1 blk lo beach S7SO opener, ba I cony. NB ---Nup. Call after4PM. 963-3254 ~ BP.. :s ba exec pool hom~. W .a.y·ERFR~ 54<H;24S aft 4pm. fresnJ, p:unt.ed 10 pre ~ ""• !>llgous Mesa Verde 60, IOAT SPACE Newport Terr, brand new. ~ltfi FouriWthed W,gardener & Po<>I serv, 38R 2 B lBr. 2".t8a twnhse. Pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• onlyS725mo 540 l720 a:.k • \., a,S2.000mo. l.'i()().53&-82216 lalaoalslaftcl 3706 for Agnes. evPs. 998-1146 Roy McC_.. SEAVIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1810 HewportltYd. Unobstructed view or t br 2 ba, lg pallo. W/a 3232 CostaMncr548-7729 ocean a,nd Newport \1ew $..SSO Av;11I 6/20 ••••••••••••••••••••••·r~~~~~~~~~~I Beach. 38R. 3ba. New, 752-1978 \.REAT AREA 3 br, 2 bal· w,frplr, dshwhr. rnrd E..cc home. super clean 3 lull se<·ur1ty. Te nni!>, Coroftact.f Mar 3722 &Toro BR f r I jacuzzi. swim ming. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •cl. 2 car "arage Onl) • am rm , rp c, ~ 9b4·2566 Agt. 110 foe '"'allpaper thruout. S6SO SOOO/mo consider lse opt STUDlO. old CdM. pvt --mo, lse. gardener 1111.'1 Agt/Owner. Ask for Rod patio avail now for 2 S395 :Jbr kids pet.'> :.ur dbl 1139.4945 al (714) 325·2996 or Uc.an mos $30o. 675 4277 sarsmfee.SS7·0821 --------at (714) 832·5144. Specify ---- •HOME..-INOERS• TOWNHOUSF.. 21Jr, 21 ~ Seaview Home. 3 Blocks from the ocean --- -ba. Pool. tennis. JUC. . $325 mo I Uedroom . FawwfalnVGl&ey 3234 Many extras $425. Brand new xtra lg sphl f>/5 l.283aft6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 846-9037 level 4 bdr. lg i''.R .. 3 bu, 1---------- 1 bdrm. 2 bu. huge 3 frpl, 11orgeous Back JBR.2 ba.s ummcn1ryr· )'d.wallpaper throui.ihoul Waterwaterevery~here' llay view . $795 mo. ly, Olli before s·:ioam or $US.tmo839.4!Ms ~£0) sq ft of. t:>eaut1ful liv· 833·8714. 631·3624 ~C_t6_p_m_: 759_·13_6_7 __ ------1.ng. EloatsLip.2br&den ,.~t u-3724 l .... lttgt°" •ach 324 0 also 3 br & den. Pools, Beaut 3 Br. 3ba. den 2 "'4n a ..-so ••••••••••••••••••••••• tCllllJS, much more. S660 fplcs. Walk to bch. POOl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $34-0mustsee'<..ioodarea & S67S. Joan or Jo tenruscrt3.S850mo1mm SSOWIEtc&UP Many more avail now ~l37 1 or846-2597 6 mo lse. 64f>.956? teves or Studio. 1 bedroom Con sumer 's Guide 548·0'7-I? Ma1d serv1ce,pool ~Fee bdrm, 2 ba, New crpt. HIG CANYON 2 HR +-Zl76Newport Bl, C M. yrd. nr Manna H1 $475 / den. fantastic notf Cr!>e 548·97~or6453967 UPJo:N llOUS~ n'lo AvaJI 7· I 892·46S9 .. 5ll 19thSt v u . $85 0 547 -704-1. SUSC.ASITA.S New elegant 2 bedroom ~ 3244 _&_ao_oo_ss________ Nicely furrushe<J 1 bdrm ,, <ten <$5751 . Cedar & ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYRtONT CONDO Closed g11r s::!:JO up . V.Uldow bome. 5 Block~ Luxury 1 BR. 2 ba unit Adults, no pets. 2110 lU bt'Bch. Pnvale 2 car THE RANCH w1v1ew. Avail monthly, Newport ~lvd s:ar11i;ie. Fully main· ....., t.w1ed yard AdullS No Sharp executive .i br, or lease opt. 640·~1 Lrg furn. bal•h Near 17th pets (714 1960-6331 family room. frpk, air Big Olnyon Townhomc. & Irvine RIO /mo ut1I. --------cond Near tenn1i. new 2 BR. 2 ba. spec-washer dryer linens IO· 2 Br. pool! Dswhr, pal.lo+ SS7~·mo Purc hasc-lse tacular golf course lot-. clu 645-0963 m o re Consumer·~ opt1onava1I p t t CiUJdt>. s m fee. 645·4900 7 vl gar. PoO · ennis. l~ •ach 3748 d ~7 Ontu $750 m o. yrly l i.e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• _a_ys__ "' 640-8126· 833•3973 North end studio ~60/mo llllNTfNCTON 1 ·~21' m>2br su~rcou--u-gc-,-N-r No pe t s 1ndu ulll 11/\RBOl;R brnnd new iri 49".J3636 t<ndlstory3bdrm.2 ba. -·-l u •• bch smfee~HJ824 · ----- all bwlt in. Jat'. J>IJOI. rte He-wpo..+c......-•HOMEFINDERS • Tc11~ht:r n{•lc' Reaul I br. l'r'l\'at·y S.'i6CI. 846·4401J. 640-5357 or Br canalfront ~25 view. Sept tsl thru June - -6 75. 71l3 2 Br +den. fpl SSSO $325. ( l ) 328·2435. .! Br. pool , frpl. rt'frl R ---------• :i Br. d1w. rpt S.575 d i.hwhr K 11Js f\l'h . _ 2 Brwlfpl S4TS .... wporl~och 3769 palm S3t5 ('nn"umt:r'" By owner, New Wood· Marina fUty 64:.! 1!850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.wde. b45 4~) ft•t> hndgc Creekside Poplar ~per :.harp :J br w heavy model. 3 BR. 2 ba. SS<!!> BLUFF'!) ,hake roof hri tt ht molw 494·22A~ 3 BR, 21288 , luvel). · · --$650/mo Agt. 644 UJJ 1 hel'rful k1td1cn_. l)(e II\ ~ 2br kids pets beaut , rm W•frplt-~'l~.~ak' homesmfet>557·0824 Openf't1,Sat&Sun $525. l'le.m $4~. 847 1622 or •llUMEFJNDERS• DelUJ(e 3 BR, 2 ba, lower 1148·9840 duplex. 1 2 blk to bch ----Racquet <.:tub 4 Bdrm, 3 l.2S'-ll 45lh St Yrly l:.e .1 Ur. 2 ba. gar. 1'3tio, bath. A/C Gardener in Ad I ls . n o p el~ "·s h w r -+, m Or c cl'd $575/m o Owner 2 1 3 / 7 9 8 · 4 3 5 6 . ( on!>umer !> (,u1de 5S2040'l <714)675·9875 fi45 4900, :.m lee 7 days :17 Woodbndge condo 2 br. 2 Beaut 2 br, l ba, yard. ba. frplc. gara.:e. Pool & petsok. $475mo 1-.'tl'lustve hilltop view, lake $175. 581·425.5 Call642·~96 pvt r ommun1ly, near ---------i---------- 1ww. 3 br. 3 ba + den rnn· New Woodbridge Green· S850 Mo.. Big Canyon, do. Si()(), mo !162 0778 bner model. 4Hr. 28a. view rondo. Newer 3 BR. ---microwave oven. $595. 2•12 ba, pool, jacuzzi. ten .. :! Br. l' • ba, pool, pets, Owner. aft 6pm. 644-8828. nis. sec urity. A Rl. ~ N1\·e' Conbumer·~ 640-6500 Guide 1-'t!c. 645 .ioou. 7 RENTALS 1--------- 11'1V!> 9.7 3 DR. 2 lllt .. . $000/640 Bluffs C.'Ondo, 3 br. 2 ba, :;o1x·r duper 3 llr. :! lia w1d11>hwhr, fn1·rl yd . Kids &. pet ok Only S42S !164·2566, Agt, no_fe_e __ J Br. kids pet:,.. lrµI , pl\I 10. 11 !l ba 645·4900 C1mo;umer's <.;wdc. i.m fee 7 days 9.7 :I OR. Ht Ba. . ... S600 one level end umt. Dest 11111-t.2...,.ua ... _ ... $525 loc. schls. shop 'j;. 5 BR, 21r.t Bil. .. . . S600 l--640-4 __ 9_33_. _____ _ :Hm. 2 bu. N.R ..... $650 t beach! J br $425. Kids, pets, gar + more 645-4900 Fee. •Consumer Gwde DON't MISS this 3 br. 2 833·8600 ml'lrfllll9"' b11 . w 2 l'ar 11ar. fncd vd Only S4t5 964·2566 .l\l(t. BLUFFS3 Br, 2.,.. baths. 2 frpl., 2100 sq. ft. Pool. m5. Bkr 644-0134 no fee 't523 CAMPU!Dl·IRVl"E ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR, 2 ba. short jog to the J Br. k1d.s , pets. rrptr. be ch rt I 3276 patio. nice .urea $41~l Sao Joaqwn Townhome. a • pa 1a ocean vu, Consumer·is Golde . .:olf course view, 2 BR, beaut decor & lnd:.cpd. 645-4900. sm frc 21 l bu & den. $6()0 mo. 1-~ __ mo_._968-0644 ____ _ ---~ 144Aaft6pm. b S395 ~UPER 1cwat1on 3 br. 2 br. l a, mo. lO mo. ha. w oven. stove. lndr) 2 Br, frplc, kids. pets. 222 Avenlda Lobeno hook·Up, fncd yd Only patio, d s hwhr Call Wigge nboro Rltrs $450. 964 2566 Agt, no fee Consumer's Gwde. s m 1_tr1_.s-6_1_eo ______ _ --------rae ~. STEPS TO BEACH 2 BR. 2 bn, yrly. $450 2 Br & guest, Penm $500 IAYFttOHT 2 BR condo. yearly. S62SMonth HEWPOAT CREST 2 BR. 2 ba condo $475 SUMMY RE.HT AL Bayf ront. 4 BR, 2 ba. on big bay. $850 Wee k associated · DROKE 11!°>-11£1\L TORS 20H W Balboa bf' 166 I S200 at beach. Free ulil ! Pool, refrig. Consumer·i; Guide. 645-4900. Sm fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1802 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12621 Flower Street. Garden Grove. Large one bedroom townhouse cl()Se to shopping. Luun dry fa c t11ties . No rlutdren. no pets Call ClydeaL (7t4) 891-1013 •IRAMDHIW• Cherry Creek Adult Apta. l & 2 BR. fplc's, lakea. sauna. jacuu.1 & pool. From $290 Located at 2701 S. Fairview Just S of Wa rner. N of S 0 . F'Wy.5561991 No pet~ ~ 4 br, 2 ba. fam rm, ~---------F t ,, 13712 Newland Street. A C. beaulJful S4'S home Woodbridge I-lit. lovely l 80 Hue ocean v iew (j a r d e n G r o v c . 1n prime area. No. of I'~ level. 2 BR. den, fm·d yd forever. 2 Br, 2ba Condo. Acautiful. two bedroom 1naer belwHn Magnolia $5."A>. 644-4809 Singleatory. $400/mo townhouses in excellent & Newl11nd . 1594 2 Woodb ·dge&i;tatell nc1 Rhhorhond. Private Maybrook n 3 yr. old 3 Br, 2 ba, faml· patio view from lovely C'emuu R~ulty 839-6623 Adams, 4 bdrm. 2~ ba, Ly rm. Walk to beach. k ll ch en • c n c Io s e d ' Great loc. $600./mo .--------•I S61 1759644·7211 ~/mo. Agt.. 492·2100 g a r a ~ e !'I : Po o I : ~/month. CBll Clyde •WOOD BR I D G E s..-. c ltl ana~er . Apartment Prescott 4 BR. den. FR. C•str.o 3278 11301891·1013. DR. 2 FP, 3 Ba. 3 gar_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8c6oa Island 3806 Pools, lake, $645 condos. I sty 3 BR 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552·1~· 8.'l3·l~---Ba. w~fplc, pools & park, Avail Jun(' 20 4 br 2 bo. ---------•I L..ogi.o •och 3241 walk to schools. Mission lrjl pat10 with u v1c-w ••••••••••••••••••••••• All new. no pet&. $450 mo s."):iC) 752 1978 1 HR. ram 1 m. bonus rm. OCF.ANFRONT JBr. s:so 714·842·3935. 892-4936 • .......__ p .•. .-3107 pool & Jllcuu1 Pre.o;t1ge Cliff 0 N L· $650 '--eMft-o neighborhood $795 mo r aRunll ~ LOIJllftCI 328v ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peintninon Propert.Jcs mo 12131 875·2723 e\'es ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely I bdrm. walk lo 968-'602 Walk lo beach. lovely 2 o. Laguna <'Ollage beach or b11y. 216 E bdrm 2 bu '65() mo. paid Nestled amona tall trees Balboa Bl. '295 mo. $345 2br kids pel sharp' ut1I 213 /968-3761 on picturesque street 49&-5660. 661·2333 ~ 3br luds (pie .iar RoolT\S highlighted w1lh Pallosm fee 567-0824 L.,.......... 3252 wood It •ta1ned glns11 CotOM det Mw 382i •HOMEf'INOERS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "75mo. uill. paid. Coll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;t BJt & d.f'n w /2 ba frplc & $390 2+sundeck 2 stoey Vu Andy Lon Ir c 11 ow . closed gar Nr !'!hopping aJrem fee 557..0U. dll-W5S ctr. no pel!I. $445 mo. dfOM~FINDERS• ... w-.. -.-.-.-,.,---1-2-,-. Mg r. 8 4 2 3 t 5 7 or ...._..Forest 3255 ..... !' ................ . 213/~·2545 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rab tlu!I 3 br. 2 bu w /2 New 3 BR. ~kylit~. loft, On the lakt' 3 br, 2 ba. car gnraie. patio, toed fenced, (pk . 2 blkl bch. AIC. PY\ 11pa. Cl\,1b ~lake yd. OnlY $406. 9f.i4·2SOO, ""'"'°· 497-4341 . 499·211\J pnvgs. $645. 8713889 __ 1_J\8l...;;;;.._· N_o_f_4et_· ___ _ lmmt.'fl ~cupancy . 4Rr. Waterfront 4 SH, 2 •t>". 3 S2A5 2br Inds J>f'lli town p 4Jfo. fam rm, huge yd. ba. gardent•r. pool. ten. hou.ee sm lee 557 ~ l'l<>el' to school~. 1hope. nu . dbl ~nr S575 •HOMEFINDERS• fwy K1d11 OK GMrd Incl 842 9617 tto.es F11ntitMcl CM' llfi~ M7 3341 1!163·3927 MuHMtVl•to 1267 U.fwwilhed llOO • bdrm 2 ba. children/ pet OK Wnlk to ,,l'honl~ It heach Dayi. 642·4483. F:ve.i 963-213:l ~mo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131153br rcn~ option 1 View I m ree 5$7-0824 •HOMEFINOERS• 3 bdnn 2 ba + den. In Garden Grove. SS50 5.2'2·M31 GARDF.N AP'l'S CORON/\ OEL MAR 2 Br Town.house, rrplc. Pool, tennis. ~me ocean &t Catalina view~. (;lo~e to Faablon Island & fine 0011ch. 944-2611 11 you're looklnR for a bet. tcr job. you won't wanl to min theo employment columnJ1 In Cl11a1Cled. • • .I . , . . .... ~ c.to ~ 3124 Cotto M.so 3124 •••••• ••••••••••• ••• ••• • ••. • • • • • •............. •• ••••••••••• ••. ••..... TYto bedroom. H unlln.itoa LA MANCHA Al'TS Lovely tra t BK . c rpt. Bch I Mlle to bf11ch L11rgc-1.2&3 bedruom drpa, &UM!, gar. MaiurP Manaaer pb 960-532'9 2Mrdt:n apt11. Dsbwbr. adlta. no peu 1980 C rnE EXCITING blt.ns, tncl 111r . aas bb(l AnA.heco:t Av•. 54~. PALM MISA APTS. Pool Gas Pd. 778 Scott 646-3LOO MINU'TF..S TON PT Pl 642-5073 MSC> J br. 2 ba. 1paclou• BCH.. ? Rr. l t-zba townhouse. new 2 Slory. 2 car Bach, 1&2 BR. pauo. racd. frpk. encl 1ar11-r Frplc. yard from S220. & up. gar. s:m TSL Mgmt 642·1603 Adults. No Pets """'' M """ 1561 Mesa Dr •• ._ amt 542• l...... $315. J W z ba C5 Slits East or NewpOrt 2 Br, 1.,.. Ba townhouae. Pool. no pets. family Blvd.J earage, patio, pool. $46-7448 546-9860 jacuzzi. Adults only . s:ns. 646-2010. 1 Br, cpl5. dllJt, atv & 1190. Bachelor._ crpu, refrta. 717 w. 18th St. beams. sem1 ·furn . ALL NEW, 6 units. Jt~our (C>. $225. Pb: 645·l926. tropical El Patio 130 28l', 2ba, two 3Dr. 2ba. Broadway •BDRM condo, naht orr Shore i.tr.,~t :ev .. l of &ker & f"alrvh:w !Mon w1rltr. accountant. 1n. UL~llu> $150. Isl & l1t!il Cl!t Hwy. CdM t'.0 &• SHARE UTLITIES l'.i ll IBT. Cdm92625 too.ay 556427 _ ~iAtMal 44SG l BR beach hornt. furn . ••••••••• •• ••• •• • •• • •• • prefer female '250 ulll .tJ)ILUXt OFC'S paid 63J-17Jl cJ rm , scat ~. ull Share new 2 lir LoWllhome. c.lbl earaae. pool, Jo1curn, Coe.ta Meaa. S225 mu 631-lOIO . pasleled • .;m . ~Me in I l' ar 1 or .l yr lease Llllll' Forl'st .a1 \"• Ke nt Harklrut 'H 4 !ift 1-9393 2 Jl'em rmmates Iv .. hr 3 A 7cr. n '7A !q', · ~nc0 work'g .i1rl Nr 8et1l'h/ C·Z. Wlt & ga:> pd. G4 All l Hn "" 1 mo 130 E. Hth St. C.M an a. rip , nr st S Ooyle548-1168 pool. wa I k t o bch. _t!_._. -'------- 1135/mo. + ut1I. Crndy l•--------875-60d4. Av1ul July I. Cpt.s/drp6, bltlns w /2cur Nice 2 bdrm. big kilchen.1---__;_ ____ _ prk'g, No pet.s 310 Vic· wood beam cei lings a-4000 Super neat condo. frµlc toria6'2·21~ thruout. carpeted. no••••••••••••••••••••••• p.1at10. pool Sl75. No pets1ch1ldren. 646·1751 Room w / lritcheneue smoke. 831 -0133. 67:J 3313 5400tqft Showplace of town Meaa Verde Dr Plud 1.S2.S M~a Vt!rdc Or. E CM MESA PINES ~week & up Bach $230. l Br $285 2 Br J..r:g 2 br. 2 full baths E· 548.9755 $350. Pool . jacuu1, side CM. near Newport ---------- udults. 110 pct:. 2650 Back Bay 2 Car gar Ambassador Inn 1n Costu Karla ;\ve. CM. <Mesa w/dlrect entr. 2 Yrs old. Mesa. 2277 Harbor. Cen· Verde Dr E off Harbor 1375 lease 642· l.229 traUy located, 235 rooms. Bl\'d.)$49-2447 MANY with k!tchen. -0-Pohtt 3826 phone &t. TV. Swimming A •• ,.., .... ICE ••••••••• ••• •• ••• ••• ••• pool, Jacuul, and rec. 'Ml llOlll" 1 Br apl. all "new cpb. room. Daily & weekly •Locked gar w/lg :stor drps, garages. 1275. Refs rates starting from S54 a •D/W, pat10, lndry rm &depogreq'd 8J0.4646 week •Special cabinet space 645·4840 •Gas heat. gas cooking gas hol water all fr~ •Adults. no pets. , ..... , ......... 3140 Room & bath. limited ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • cooking fac11. Some furn. SHARP. beach. 2 & 3 BR. Pvt entr off alley. Ut1l f r p I . d 1 s h w a s h e r • paid. $190 mo. 675-8232 54>-4123 Rebable wrklna person to shan· 2 bdrm lurn .j~~~~~~~~~~ OCt'un rrnnl dlJt NB . S250i m o decn!aSe in For lease. 1000 sq ft 21Jn Sept Avail o/19 t:ll a, Newport Bl, CM lde11l lust & $50 1:1ec Call fu1 spo l't good:, 548-2423aft6 skatebourd:.. b1cy cl~~ etr Next door to Van '> Resp. rmmte to share lg 3 1 _te_M_u._s_hoes __ 64_' _$-85 __ 1.2 __ bdr Nwprt Hgts hse Lg yrd, qLDel area. Sl<12 mo A.fl 5 PM. 645-9634 Female sharti lux 2br. 2ba. CdM condo nr beach. Shure A Home CANNERY VfLLAGE 4133lstStreet 870' w/park1111t RETA!LSTORE Lease by Owner 67s-e909 or 645-9160 645-7464 ·--------~ eana Ctr-Oceanside l Br 1270. 2 br S310 Month to month 2323 Elden Ave. C.M. 542.7605 garage. patios. 960-23511 Furn. room in Costa F'rtt rent 1n exchange 1000-SOOOsq ft ground Or 1----------Mesa. Quiet home ror for hskpr. 18·30 fem. Call on Camino Real. Des1ru ---------SPANISH STYLE · ate wortun• person. 642·4794 after lOPM . 89'i·~S9 ble for servfres or pro KIDS OK. 3 br $300. mo. ._atn. " Cesstonals. AIC. parking Pool. Call belwn tOam to level 3 BR owner 1 unit Bedroom. pvt home. pvl We9¥fl Will assist in tenant 1m 7pm645-8084 oo cul·de·sac. Near Spr. entry. CM area Share far•...t 4350 provement.s. 7141297.~, 1 n g d a I e & War o er. bath, $125 mo. f'.4S·204Z •••••• •• •• • •• ••• • • • ••• • G Tasto 2 Br apt w /encl. garage $280. mo. 191.2 Wallace. 645-51.26 or 637 ·S89S S42S/mo Agent al1---...;_;_ _______ Single garage J.10 Sare & i--------- 846-1371 or call owner at S.-r .._.. 4200 secure. 731 W. 18th St re-office. nr. Np't P v 846-6707. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M.673-7787 4,54Sq.ft.S200/Mo 2 Br upper. cpts, drps, ---------Fantastic Apt. overlook· lNGLE Garage. 727 W. AgentS4o·24 •4 garage. No pets. Nr. 2Br.chlklrenwelcome,no ing bay, dock avail.. 20th . CM . S25 /mo FORLEJ\SEI056 sqft1n OCC. $280. 751·38J6 pets. starting at $2.45 mo. pool, fplc. Sept only Lst./lasl. 646-6237 shopping cenfer near So Newly dee. 2 br w/gor -~--------_$1.2S;__~_._fr7_5-_98'77 _____ Office...... 4400 CoastPlaza.$44-6569 $265. New cpts & tile. Wtr Luxury bacb, 'n blk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......,.al R...tal 4500 pd. 2176 "D" Placentia Seawind Village bch.. Kitch. tndry, pool, NOFISSIONAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• 636-4120 l ·5 M·F New 1&2 bdrm luxury Jac. SZO-O/wk 557·4954 MEDICAL/DENTAL ·1 space 1250' rront of adull aplS in 14 plans Huot Hr_b_r______ Seven room s111te f1ce. lge rear door. S24U 2 Br duplex. compl re- done. Cpts, drps. Must see to apprec ~S310. 645·22'14 from 1270 + pools. ten-l..AKE TAHOE lge 5 br, + rec:epuonarea mo 629 Terminal Wa> rus. waterfalls. Ponds! lake view home In pvt l850/monlh rut 16. C M 64~-0681 o r From San Diego Frwy BaJ 1g to 1.-.. W. Yeah Co 540-~ dn ve North on Beach to area. cony. es oe .. tt7•37 49• "6601----------McFadden t.hen West on frplc. bar. dining rm. , ·-.-v sq fl, with 2 office. Stunning lrg 3 BR. 2 ba. garden apt Pool. rel' area. S32S. 710 W. 18th St. knotty pine int. Nr. McFadden to Seawwd shops. Walk to pY\ bch.. 2 2 adj ofa. pvt ent. approx Our seuetary 1n our VLILage. (714)893-5198 · .A t ,_ tin .cN\ 8x33. SJSO /mo 192; front office w1U takt-your mi. .., s 8 """ e. ~· w IJff o.rn -0900 calls & messages 1f dl· E.asts1de condo, ideal tor 2 singles. 2 bdrm ea w/ba, bltns, cpts, drps. dbl gar $125 /mo 642·4000 bef S PM 646-181.2 aft 6 wknds MEAi IUCH week lnqwre owner estc , .~., 631 sired. Month lo month or & CIVIC CIMTH 499-393.3 RtEEIBfr! 1 year lease . 19451' BRAND NEW. Spacious Nice 2br apt. 'h blk to b<:h We've golspnng fever al Placenua. CM. 645-0191 deluxe3&4 Br. AJI bltns, Newport. Sleeps 7. $195 Lido Manna Village. days or 675·0508 after frplcs, gar. lge yd. 520 wk up (213)79().8013 WhlJe 1t la.st.a we're offer ._6P_M_&_w_k_n_ds_. __ _ 1 °e J BR 2 Ba pallo cpts Yorktown · Just Wesl of · mg free rent on beaut. of· ~ • ' ' Beach Blvd. 960-2219 or Bach apt, new It.itch, ...., fice space overlooking ..... WCMhd 4600 drp6, nr OCC. no pets S3S-l7l8 bl.k t.o bch Newport. Slps the &y Space from 290 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $320. 751·31116 4. !213)790-8013 to 1Z70 sq. rt met. crpts, Z.3 Bdrm apt or house. 3 2 br apt, cpts, range & NEW 2 & 3 _BR. adult apts, On water w /boat sll.p, 2 br d rp s. A / C. !I day mature women. I olrl reCrig. No children, no p<>ol,. patios. fplc. Full 1 ba patio $250 wk jarutonal serv & all util dog. 714/278-4640collel'1. pets. Over SO yrs old. secu_nty. S3M & up. 1702 s.&-&iss 557-0848 pd. Take advantage of . . $250. 548-5337; 645-2344 F1onda at Adams _ _,..._..:..·------our spnng fever & free Teacher& w1fcs~k l UH. V 1 1 .a. MEDa.... S200/1275 l br. t blk from I~ 110AA ocean .· 208 \9th St •••••••••••! rent offer We'll pro· unfurn s ml h st! o r duplex. S300 mu>.. w111 bably come to nur senses Is , 546-o.592 aft 4. 30. 2 Br. 2 ba, some ulll pd. 962-8847 a(tt. l':n~I. garages. Couple ___ ....;; _____ _ pref Children ok No H U N T I N G T 0 N pets. $310. 2324 Elden LANDMARK CONDO. 3 645 1965. BR 2 Ba, wetbar. pool & llRAPT rec facil. S4SO Coat.s & WaUacP. 982·4454 IEACHUMTALS JUNE/Jl.JLY /AUGUST 5nU. A VAJLABLE Jo.es. Iffy• l1te. 67l-62l0 TIM&MlkE by summer Call or stop _c_. ------- by any weekday bwtn E X E <.: U T I V f·, S·:i>&S.JO R E L 0 C AT I N G Lido Manna Village DESI RES TO L t:ASI<. 3475V1aOporto VERY NICI:: SINGU: lat Nwpt Beach Blvd> fo'AM IL V HOM i:;. IM 17141675-11662 MEDfATELY f'ENCEO Studio apt. adults. $400 mo 842·5073. 3 br apt. s:no. mo F'rplc. Oceanview 5 br hm Pool t:dM c.llx swle:.. uul pd. ----------encl. garage. Call Mr steps to pvl bch ex '. AtC, ample pkn1e. from Y A R D • !" 0 t; T IL ORANG~ COt;NTY RURAL OK. CONSIDEn LEASE OPTION OK F'URNISllF:O 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. 1150 sq ft Uoyd 897-~U l . Cd.M lo SJ65. No lse req. ti7S·WOO E I ""-I DIW --c USlVe comm. -G7~. ~. M:S!' Verde' •!..ONG BBACH l Br. Stv. July3 CaJI 675-71JJ. 751-8888,979-8533 ref. Adults, no pets. OCEANFRONT cottage 17l4 )8J3..8974 Cb II . 2 lrg bed 2 ba / gar arming, a conve $295./m~mmed woccup'. 2Br. 1Ba. microwave niences. 4 br, 2 ba, or 2 AftSS4S--0242 oven. gar. no pet!, close br. 1 ba, J br. I ba to heh. S300/mo. 962-4522. 1_67_3-44 __ 11 _____ _ 2Br. all drapes. W /'W_ crpt, Cbeerl 1 & N 2 bed 2 3Br 2 ba house. Close to h~r~~· ~~~t ~~11t.'~~ ba, o~w. Fl~~ g.ar. No bcb. Baysbores. Pvt S2 J 5 / mo. No pets . chJldren. 962· 7788. Ask patio. 5'25/wk. 646-2826. tor Mack. -------~--IMSTAMT IN 3Br. n ew cpts. ·yard. New townhouse 2 br. 1"'1i ch.ildren OK. S300 mo. ba, E-side C.M . Has _67_3-<MZl _______ _ 2Br. 2ba on bcb. Patio. BBQ, TV. Gated comm S700/Wk. lBr. 2ba on Bay nr ~ean beach. Pool & view ~/Wk. •MIWPORTICH• EXCELLENT REF'S F'or lease. attractive new _97_S-_07_66. _____ _ cptd. office. approx 2000 Office wanted. Min 300 s11 sq ft. corner local win ft C-2 Zone ror Escort dows. on 3. sides. de Service. 12131423-6330 corator bllnds Avail ----------w/gar. Rent SI 150/mo Tn·Co Realty 645--062' ..... ta/fnntf F-.c~ EAST I 7TH ST, CM ••••••••••••••••••••• • • GltOUHD R.OOR ........ . SOOsq ft, A/Core. pm en· OpporlwtHy SOOS trance, uul mc. $ZS(l1mo. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Bier. 67.s-6700. TRA VB. AGENCY Excel Airport loc Sm.A 11 FRANCHISE everything! Drive by 1""'9 3144 2536 5anta Ana Ave, then ••••••••••••••••••••••• call 642-0282. Only 6 units 1 br condo In Orangetree. to rent. $375 mo. Will be Lake setting, Lennis on p~operty Sat It Sun 10 courts, pool. AvaU. Ju!y am ul I pm. 1st. S3U. mo. 175.9229 priv offices avail In ntce The new way to own .1 atmosphere. Conference travel agency. Travt•I On lhe Beach. 4Br home room & other reatures. Network SLart your own W/privacyattBOO/wlt. Sl30-Sl6.5 mo. Sky Park F.xp. not r e qu1rect WATERFRONT HOMES ClrcleS4~ Complete support & Ion~ l BR ts dprs bltns 631-1400 1----------1 term service provided · cp • • · a..a.,..•oct. 3841 ~~~~~~~~~!PROFESSIONAL OY· Call M r C hari \!• encl. gar . S2~. mo. Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ FlCE PARK Pleasant ol· 7!4-838-9242 S38-808l. OCE.ANFRONT Furn 2Br condo, CM. fices In new garden l'Om· 1---------- Brand new two bedroom DELUXE Avail 8/1&· 9/1. $4.SO/mo. plex adjacent to SD io'wy INTERESTED IN apt, W&St Costa Mesa, 1 & 2 BR from~· utU 536-0986 751·5501. at La Paz In LaRuna SELLING YOUR Love I y (our p It! x . Incl. 6484iOS Hilla. l"'om 200' to 5000' COlN LAUN ORY'> Pleasant surroundings. ----------1 Balboa Penimwa. 2 BR CompeUve rates. van a CALL NOW• on month. Call Megan t Br, \11 blJt to beach. 1295. bse. wee le of 7 /8· 7 /l5. ble lease plans. 1m med. MPE IMC. al 646-4143. Incl. utll. stv & rerng. $17S. Al.so 2 BR apt, wits occupancy. some t•x Hotel California. of 6/24-7/1 & 9/1·9/16. ecutive s ultett. llon O>in laundnesis1nre-196J 493-7137: 4.9•·2797 Qr Sl60wk. 962"8680eves. Development Co Call (7'41 547.5934 4!M·9008 Sam S8M40Q ---------12 Br. den, 2~ Ba . VACUUM CLEANER Studio apts. '*"' blk to spacio1.t1. clean. quiet, OHtce s uite. M V. •t SALES & SERVICI:: beach. $245 & S26S incl. choice area, patios, wlk Avery Pkwy Deluxt:' 75<> New top traffic location utll. Stv le rerrtg. Hotel lo Crescent Bch. Sum· sq. rt. 55< sq. fl Pruter No expenses, tugh Polen California. 493. 7137: mer rent, $300 wk. Mgmt. 831-7444 llal for owner operator 494.2797 or494·98>8 49f·7'30 Submit on down U!rms EASTSIDE .. __ .. 3169 VacoHo. l.... 4JSO EOCxecAiuuve Olfl1lces near $27,777. Agt. 645·7221 ~ ........ --••• ••••••••••••••••••• JJ>Ort, a services ----"'-----Deluxe three bedroom, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • available . S2 2:> m o . IN LAUNDRY two bath, giant a lie , .... ., ... -IT Palm Springs Vacation 752-2873 1 ••GEST CH .... , ..... master bedroo01. 1un· -.-nrv Ccndo on Mlulon Hilla ....,.. --" deek-$450&.... Bachel ors, l or 2 CountryClub.968-5430 l•--------1 Deluxe two bedroom-1*1.rooma&Townhouses EXECUTlVEStJlTE one bath, cove~ patio, P'Tom P>!>.5<> BIG BEARCABlN OFFICES FOR RENT fenced yard-$385. Spectacular spa, jotal a Br, fplc, slpa 8 lN BRAND NEW BLDG Both uruts have electr1c recreation prograro, weekorwltnd. 7S4·634J These oCfices ure perlel1 built·in kitchen and wood ~~~ ~~~.m.·l7/::~~0• ~ ....,. to sa..r. 4100 fur the executive who burning flren)nces. ~ ...... """""" " wants comfo t conv'· r Island, Jambotte & San ••••••••••••••••••••••• r • .! ofstores in San Diego C.Ounty Gron $600,000/yr ~e...Priu: ,1.250.000. EXCLUSIVELY COUOFHEWPORT JoaquinHiUsRoad. •llS&ICTIYI*. nlenei!, pnvacy, luxury REAL TORS 1714) 644-1 too Gain a reUablt' & easy fwy access F\l II Coo\ laundries rnct1 !oo:J 67S.S51 I roommate i;ecrt!tan;,il 11e rv1res ,714) 547_5934 MPEIHC. ~ has dsbwhr + nice ON WATER. dcx:k for 30' 645-7464 avatl, d1ct11lll\g, typing. 1----------~~a. Call Consumer's boat.2Bdtm,lbathApt. •SHAREAHOM£• bookkuep111r.t. mia il, J\MP STORE. Char"' Gwde MS-.aooo 7 days Cable TV. $650/mo.i---------t.elephone&photocopy. t.ntt. fun &111mpie. Xlni S f · Waterrronl Ho mes Roommate wanted to '"ll· Receptlon.n & con· Joe. Great po1ent I. D)':. 9·7· m ee 631·1400 share oew home in Mis ference rm. saunM. Call !BT·l!IBO. Lge 2 bd 1 ba cottaae sion Viejo. $225 mo incl for lJit choice. 952.4882 ,__ _______ _ type Pvt pall~ & aar BAYFRONT 2br. 2ba. Yr 1vt.IJ~~.~~~30IM~~·77~o.85~~L3~-li~~~~~~~~~ you can do aJterallon:. Kids. ok N -· lae. See bldg. Slip avail. -have I got a deal for you · 0 .. ~~· ........ Call Evelyn 631·2482. Share lar1e houle w/ntce DC.-rlONAL Joe-494-7018 ~. 20'2 C Meyer . mellow singles. Smokers .__ _______ _ • ·•· tJriobt, al~ •· new 2 Lari• 3 BR, 2 Ba, SIU\• ok. JW1838-0730 OFRCES ..... u-. " .. deck bltnl cpg park 2 new suila with CdM ~ hMfty 50 I~ br It 2 ba, frp c. pool &t tnc Nr belch.. 204 Ord GAY roommate needed to old charm and cban11rna. ••;;??:;"••••••••••••••• Jacuz.111. Adull:s, no pets. St.· 1325 mo. yrly. Call 1bare nice Newport Prime locaUon. Soult\ of ARTNER Lamp store. S425 548·0421 betwn 2 & 10 pm 675·3343. 8t a ch b om e . Ca 11 Coast Hwy. Spaclou11 & Invest & work. CtfarTT" I br. E111t1nde, natural Slellll to beech.. Lgr 2.., 7$2-1100 for Don very N!UOC'lable 675·1.311 lnl. fun & simple Day~. wood beamed celling & Bf\, beam ~lllng, frplc, Female to share 2Br, 28a OMCI SPACE 997·80· cabmets. S235. Unlurn. gar d.oor opener. Ref. re-apt in Irvine w 1male. DOWMTOWM """".._ ... incl stove & refrlg. q 'd. ~ It SSSO yrly WO/mo. ?S2>17R.1 LAGUNA. WC91fod 73\.(!()01M-F9·S. -_642_·~_7______ LOOtUMCiFOI 4IM.,9444betwn 9-5 STOP!! 2 Br. l~ ba tnhoU3o style. A IOOMMAnl Take tlm' tn rtlox and Adults. no pets . $255. CAU. HOUSl-MATIS shop11thome.1t 'uimple 548·2882. 13 ._ 4134 with Dall y Pilot ---------~· Clasllfk'Ci Ads Anti IC S. a.-llh 317' &..fttt Mnk•--- you have tomcthlnll to ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOii RIPlllULSI !f'll, l'all a frie ndly ON THE BEACH 38r, I ClasJ111led Ad·Vl~or 11l bltln~. sundf'Ck, view. Proteuloa•ly S •ct su,,scrra S.00/mO. -.1133 lt7' IAY~MT OfftC!S CaMery Vlllugf' Nrw of fires trom 300 ,q fl· fantasti c v lew:ii , lg t• ti o s par It In ll & anltonal inclUded. 2808 alayette Ave N.B 673-1003 ........ -... SC20 ·····-················· ynum.lt'\', l'l'W 1• reorganiud Yach• & ship brokcro1w w !If' tern11tion.il expana:or plana & Rreat pot~nt:ul needs silent or 11ct;•1· partnn w1lnveslmcrl capab1 Uty BlU Kll)'t1:ng 67~orS48·ll.3! C.,..tS..&u •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tllJlOO • neam t'leittl Ro o rn A d d 1 l Io n s &. Cc>lor bnghlcoel'6. wht Ke.mock!hnk. :n y n. ~xpt cpt.~ 10 nun blea<"h. Clean w /biard to bu1 Id !l1tt•11 bv. dUJ rni. haU $1$ Ave 1MAGINA1'10N as our A ,. a ..... ,. nn S1 .50, couth $10, t'br l)bSWOrd Quull llwldcrs ..... .. .. ...... ....... $5. Guar chm pd odor n13'9il Gordon 644·G88l Cl>t repair L5 yra expr -S.~ Money• Do work myaeU Refs Gt'ntt&l bwldrng cvntrul' Ornt'"Waya•Parkina I 531-0101 tor seeks add1tlonal re •RepaJrs •Sealcoalln ----sidentJul projct't<; JOtnl •Lie. NB. t:M S&. C1ft §lo AC-09tk ventures. C.All 900-4UIO Aspha.lt ~Tl. •••••••••• •• ••• • •••••• • aft s or 536-W74 1•r8'tl'» Spray :iC'O\l!Jllc ceilings & --~ ~ ..., Wxturin.i walls. .-..inc• ........ •••••••••••••• Rerereot-es.548-10LS ••••••••••••••••••••••• W\ab to f'St.abllAh bobys1t· tMiherd Etecfric Uac ~. Nwprt flgts C-•/eo.a.te Lic327136 64.S-6974 area .. 8'8-6Zl8 ••••••••••••• ••• •••••• • --------- , , ~-Foundations. re ta1nlog ELECTRICll\N-PnL-ed = __..._ walls, blocks, patios. right·fr~ estimate on ••--••••••••••••••••• ~LLk'd. largeorsmalljobs. Need tbe perfect sift but •---------1 Ucensed 673-0359 don't have the patience? C ... ectw Let us do your shopping. •••••••••••••••••••••• • Ealale ~ P r o f s b O p p a D C · R.J. Huffman & Son. aauafaction guar. Pipf;. ·Remodel & additioru.. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Cl 4'78 645-4&44 or 54-454 l. Ucensed 41 Bonded. CMidlM.lg Hou.ec..-MJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.:lun up ~. llaulin.c . Wa.nlnREALLY CLF.AN l.and11\'ap1n1 lmm4'd HOUSE'.' Call G1ngh1.1m ~" 6'&2·9901 __ Girl l'"reeest. 645 51.23 GARDENING Floors. carpets, baths, SERVICE walls, paUOeJ. w!Jldows. ~5 Soec pnco rorvAcanlre-_____ sfdenL'CS. Exp. Japanese G1trdener. ThoseGuYs 974.o8l0 Complete yard service. Rebable & neat 645-0004 hnmaeuJale Cleumng Co. . For t~e who deserve Rellable ~r Japanesl! the best. 759--0377 Gardener Reas. Free --------- esl. 645-5230 aft 5 30, Rosemane·s Houseclean· Mike ing. Refs. reason. Own E G .... . y --'~ & trans. 642-1403, 645-3439 xp. lbuemng. ..,...,, cleanupfS. Free e:;t . Call The Moppets (;leaning 645-0947.3-SPM Service. We steam clean carpets also. Top qua!. GIMr .. Sen-tus WO(k. Refs. Call 546-2393 .......... .. ...... .. ... _ __,.._ ______ _ HANDYMAN: Carpentry, MRS. CLEAN makes electrical, plumbing & everything gleem . nrs. 841·2787. SS74504 &ch .. apt.s & homes. ~eclktg 5J6.6728. M9·9372 LANDSCAPING Reuomtblc pricc11 968-8783 Dlg ·lt Laod11cape . Reasoo. pricefl. Free c11t. c.au anytime 646· 10'10 Landscaping. Tree ln m· mrng Clean·up. 8 yrs exp. Ftee e ·L Noboru. 848-.o4r3 or 897 2862 Comple te landscape. Spnnkler systems. Mis· saoo V1e,io. 49$-5296 n1lei; Uta••-••••••••••••••••••••••• NO WAX VINYL All bran~ Free es ti ma Les Rineb.art F1oorcovenng 846·2878 H•wy ··········-············ Brickwork. Small JObs. •• CAii. Y PIL<)f PaiRH.lg/,.l!pHfttCJ ·r~/P'tiptrln4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PF.Tt:RS l'AJNTlNC lnierJQr & ••x tc rio r CERAMIC ule. New or re l::xpr'd. Ren Rates Rrui.h , roll or s pray. modtl. Free eisl S~! Free &;t. C<1ll Ge ne Workmlln::.h1 p ~uiaran· JObs welcome. 536 4961 S52-0458 teed ~t reJtonable 1_aft_5 ____ ~--~ All PR01' ... ESSI ONAL ~1002 · Amera c:.an. Trws.r.rlu P;unting. Inter I i!:l<ler •••••••••••••••••••••• • ReA5. work guar642--0386 ,._..../a.,air JOhn'$1'Tff MaJntenance. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tr1mm1ng, topp1nai. PamUng. Extr /lnlr. Ex· Neat P<Jlch~ & textures bmbing &t removal. Lie pr'd, hocest. neut. reas . REEHT 89l-1419 &insrd.545-7263 Lic'd964-l<MS Dave -----· -----•------------ll-'latatw WilclowC ..... Fine Exter. PalnUng by ••••••••••••••••••••••• R. Sinor St. he .. 111~. Try 1••••U•h••1••••••b•••••••••11• Servltl& CM Npwt Bch me 836-~24 hn. wt e p you uy or s1.• • R • C · Jo'ree Mnsultallon Mike I rv. elitiOn . oa111 YOUNG MAN 5 yrs expr agt 960-5254 ' Clea n1ng Service 1n wallcove~ f'ree ltoofiRg 1_548-_58_11 _____ _ ests. 645-8576 Y· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your maid doesn't do win Paul F. Gannon REPAJR & llEROOi''. All dows? We do. ,Call ui. Wallpapering Craftsman t y p ~ i; • :; h 1 n g I c s . 631-0211 evemngs 2J3/434.J9t2 rockshakes·compo·tur. J•--------- WE Wll.L PAI NT AN t'reeest..54lS930 A VE RAGE l IOUSE ex Complete Roof10~ Co For Ad Action ••••••••••• •• ••••• • •• • • Walls. ceilings, floor!> & Haul, skiploader dump windows cleaned. Call tenor. $249. Aver 4 unit Reas. rate:;. Quality wk. apl. ext. $375. 11340035. ~l. 25 yrs 631-4943 547-7334 lll!MOOEU~ Fewc:iaig trk. grading. tree wrk, altet6 PM. 646 6145 Ca.rpenter. Free est. Any Cu.:stom Room Adds ••••••••••••••••••••••• d4:rnol.lt o 'el<' 831 1257 J'ainUng & pupenng 25 Newport. Costa Mesa & Irvine. 675-Jl1Si!ves, ne-Roor tt'or Les!> Ca II Anyll me 894·tM.21 Call a Daily Pillt AD-VISOR' 642-5611 ~-jobs. CaU Allan or Cabinets COUnlertops WESfERN FENCE CO. 1 ns · · D6bo n a 1 r CI ea n 1 n g MorincJ yrs serv Jlorbor area. St Toay 648-8649 ApC...()ffice--Comm·Alt. Wood&Chainbnk Hm409 5erv1c·e Reason. rates. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _u_·c_._&_ms_rd __ OO_·~---TI·---• H u Li ""•<1s1 <""·1837 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Refs. 642-0221, .960-4878 ~ Custom omes & nits c,. ... .,.. ,,.,,.,.. MOVIMG Pro( pamting. Ext & ant ••••••••••• •••••••• ••• • lnd. u rpenler. comm 'I, Quality not Quantity . . OCC Student. 1 Ton truck aft l> v 1 Low rates Refs Free res. No job too small. Wm .B. AodeTSOn -Bldr awn link fence 1nstalled. Tras h. tree tnm. Ron -crsata e's expert, pro-· CERAMIC Tll..E Special· John. S31-8082or646-0425 Free ~t. &3l--036l lowest prices on gates & ~5703, 979_6489 .. ttow;ecleaning done by fessiona I. Make your est . 536-4780, 536-4383 ty. Entnes/floors. 25 yrs ----------1-...:.......:.:;_;_ _____ .:._....:..:..:..;. repairs. Lie. •356344call rehablecouple.Refs. next move a s mooth e xp. S ml rep»ir s .(~~~~~~~~~~ LOU'S CARPENTRY, JO Additions, remodel, all Dan8'6-81kr1 Lile hauling-moving Mi..1793 transaction on you and ~ fastest draw in the 962-1883 rr5· elC:p. Patioli, panel-types const.r. Free est.•---------Garage-Yard cleaning onyourbudget.534-0840; West ... a Daily Pilot ---------ang,doon~.SS1·2054 Spt.ro.548-8250.Lic'd . WanlAdHelp~ 642·5878 Rea.s.rates.642-0705 WantAdResults 642·5678 493·5025 anytime ClassifiedAd.642·5678. SeU1dle1te.rru. 64Z-S678 WANT ACTION"'> Classtfed Ads M2-S67B MwytoL.o.t 502 Lod&Fo.M 530 hn•llla 5350 HafpWCl!lhd 7100 HltpW-.d 7100 HllpWCIWMd 7100 HllpW..ted 7100 H.lpWaahd 7100 ...... W..e.4 7100 ....•.••......•.•..... ·····•···············•• ................................................................................................................................................................ . QUICK CASH Lost Laguna. Beach· tbt & 2nd Trust Dee(. while loans .irranged for any rh~t.:..._! ,.~yrs. 4~·7337 reason. Credit no pro-M Shettle w /flee cir at blem. Borrow on the tn· May & Newport CM Con· creased value of your lat't CM Humane Society home. C&ll today for rast, ---------'- r• & Card R.-r S1>1ritual ps yhu:. past. present. future Adv isc given oo love. mornage. business & all problems Qf life. Special reading with Uus ad Sl. 897·5332. l.Al6l June 5 f' German 6849 Westminster Ave. B~~ li~v-CO Shorthair Pomter. 12 yrs. _w_es_t_. 0pe __ n_1_d_a_y_s __ _ courteous iuforma tion ""11~1.,r l~ okt. Lagunll Niguel v1c Licensed Home Loan She lost her chain & Brokers serving So. lic.-ence Has lrg scar un-OUT CALL Acrountmg Clerk fi"ale11tater dc:veloper Ill J .. ashlon l!>land Heq. an indiv. lo process i\cc ls payable type lmanc1al statcmcnls. eorrespon dence. & maant:un a('ct mg dept. fil es. Gl'l> ins plan paid by company Send Resume 1n c lud salary req. to controller. 366 San Miguel Suite 200 NB92660 eaur. ror 17 yrg. Call our der neck Vry dry nose. U•soge • • • • &corts nea r est. or (ice . Please call collec.'l l714) MC/IA 6l l·ll I I 1---------1 114-&17..J74" 495·4873, 495·5664 ---------• Acctng Bkkpng Reward' Hndsm W JM 29 st>eks un· TEMPORARY 1st. 2nd & 3rd T.D. 's. 1nhib. Fem. Pix & ph. t.o Register Today to work Credilnoproblem FOUND: Adorable 3 mo. Box 10595. SA. '9271l onvariousaccounum:& 752-5903 o ld puppy, blk. vie 558-1615 bookkeeprng a i.s1.;n· Arranged by Owye~ El~mentary Sehl. ment.s Work close to Coast Home Loam. 2_!_!_ ~ 0095 e~es Very attractive bruMll<' your hom e I' i g u r c -F I W . Id-is sick. tared & bored Clerks to Sr Accoun ')Oort tem R E US' fosl ounc · om an s go w1upt.Jght men ls there ·any reason: iiill Uavl'h. wnstwalch. vie Uall.)()a a st.raaght, honest. un· lanls nel'dt.'d thruout port, S4&-!lfj()J J_:;la.n~~ 644-2004 ~ 1nhtb1lcd man out therl.' OruJll!~~~rt llaU'-; LOst. t.log 6t3/78 i,ag Ca· who would like lo shJrc .1 /\ccounlcmp;-OOYOU NEEUCl\SH? lsl. 2nd & 3rd Home owner loaru. arranged fast. nyon. Fem. bm. blk fat·e. beautiful expenencc '> If 500 S Main. Ste 501 no Uhl. red collar. ap-so, contact Paula. flox No Tower. Union Bunk prox35 1bs.Look.slikea 1269 ·F . 2Sti Sout h lnTbeCityof Orungc Boxer. Name "Aba". Robe rts on. Beverly 714 /8JS.-4l03 Please caU 494·8236 or tuJls, 90211. ___ ·--------- 1\ssembly mechan1co;. lamlUar w /pneumatit• & (•onveyor systems. Call O;l\c, 957 8761 Assembler for elect roruc parts dist ributor. full lime. Good benefits. Hrs !M · 30. Apply A vncl. 350 McCo rmack , CM . 754-ti061 Bank mg be....,. Opporiultity For--~·d TELLERS l()()t(kHPERS Towortri:a pi~ al'flOrt ofc ofs-tiogo .... ---------•I Excellentbenef1ts. ~S£MBLERS Apply ~~~I Of(Jce SANTIAGO BANK SO Trainee Assemblers 535 E 1st St, T•tift Neroed Lmmediately Long & Short Term 1714 > 832-5200 Assignments l!:quaJ Oppor Employer 3Slults Available. Must have own lransp. Banking Cal Today 5564520 TeHttr/Hme Free. Top Pay Vat Pay Oowm•y Savings & t..oan has an ope nm.R Iii 1ls Victor lt'tnpOrary Costa Mesa branth ror a Ser•ices p/llmc Teller. Must be U1• Walter Kidde & Co ;1blc to work Salurday!> 2082 S. E. Hnslol Xlnt work mg conds Paid Ste 10 Newport Dea ch vac. For further m!o con tComcrof llnstol & t.act Mr. Wo1dneek. (7141 Campus behind 642-7422. E.O.E. Carl's Jr) Equal Opportumty Bannatds· Top pay. Port CASHIERS f'/llme Good Pay Growth co 5 Locatac>nS We tram C.:o Benell ls METRO CAR WASH 2950 If arbor 81. CM CASHIER With ble bkkpnf! exper 40 Ht wk , 20-30 yrs old. Call 64-0-4\lO. Muldoon's, 202 NewPort Ctr Or. N 8 CASHIERS needed 1mmed. for car washes m Orangl! Co F\JIJ or p/l. 6444460 ----Cemenl workers needed for sm plant, El Toro area. 76ff..46!U CIVIL 1----------Counter girl, aircraft. sup CLERICAL All 5 lul l!> urgently needed L<inK &. s hort lerm assignments floh · day & vacation pay llospllall7.a l1on plan ava.aJable ll41C-..aDri•e 546-474 .. <Acro6S From Orange Co. Airport I Equal Oppor Employe~ CLHK Accur typing. telephone work for loan /broker firm neltr Fashion Isle. R44-8824 ---------- CLERKS ply s tore. No exper necessar y. Neat ap pearance required. Or Cly airport. 540-7594 COUNTER Delaney's now ac.-eepting applications. over 18. 280 So Coast Hwy. Laguna Sch. Counter girl Full Ume for Dry Cleaners. 673·5385 Clown Cleane rs 1051> Bayside Or. NB • pie wanted lO mana.:c small bu..<>mess. P /llmc. Mr. fWJ642-l6.l4. DATAEMTRY Ac'CMlftllcJ Cleril F\Jll lime po:s1t1on open a~ a \1deo d 1s pl a~ tcmunal operator for " 8.a s t~/F ou r m1n1 computer. Some ex pcn enee 1s dcsirabl4!, bul. wtll trwn ind1v1dual vnlh demonstrat.ed typing ac curacy and speed. Work Borrow $1000. $100.000 flexible t er m s. pa!>t <.-red.it no problem Call us no obligation. 497-3519 or 170·3043. lnstru~ Ed C un · Reward. ningford. Ple8se cc.nlat'l Employer M/F 117. 130 E. 17th S t, CM. -----------------------------646-3666 ENGIMEBIMG Le:.uilni: 0C l1rm nffer\ nutslandin~ oppor fur pro)ecl engineers. d e s1gfu!rs & drnnsmcn ex per'd in subd1v1!>ion & land d cvel op m e nl engmee nng. Reg1stra tion + 3 yrs exper. req'd for proJect engrs. 2 Yr s mm exper req'd for de signers & draft.smen l\p UTQTEM m pleas.ant enmonmenl. ()peningsNow Ava1lable witb 1iood comp any for fult or p /tJme clerks benefits inc luding 2 on 2nd & 3rd shifts No weclts vaeallon alter one STERUNG FIN. SVCS 714/955-l610(bkr ) FOUND: Male brwn & by mail: G. Mays 1530 white Spnn~er spaniel. Locust Ave, Lon.c Beach <>Ider dog. vie Baker & _ea_ .. _908 __ u ____ _ MEED CASH?? BUSI NESS & I N DIVJDUAL loans avail Bnslol, CM. ~73-4159 SodalCWK 5400 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror any purpose. S2000 lo Found: Male Puppy. Ger.I ________ _ $10.000.000. Call Sudol Shepherd'! S u n sc t SINGLE? Assoc. 114 S8HM lS Beach 714 /8'i6-8545 Qill INTROV IEW for the Muutiur•A. Tnnt ---L-.----5-3-5-0-• intelligent & discreet 7 ~ way lO meet new single Deicli' 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .people. '752·5411. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RELAXJNG MASSAGE LOWEST &b James·L1c Masseur t.uhrfft llatH _o_u_tcaU __ 9-9_._•94-_s1_11_ £ JI!:=:. I st T .D.'s, ~ *SAND y•s * ...................... . W T.D. Lomas. Oul<.'aU Massage Scltooh & Fairest Termssmce 1949 973--0329 lwt1w:tlo.t 7005 ACCOUMTIMG ClERKS (;()sting Constr t•xper Must type SlOOO mo Employers Pay All Fees Liz Rein-Oers ARency 4020 Birch St. Ste t04 Newport Beach 833·8t90 Call for Appt/Eslab 't>4 ADP PENSION SERVICES Assembly TRAINEE MSEMBLERS & PACKERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY '' TOP PAY!!! All shlfts. day. swing & graveyard includes wknds Long & s hort term assignments. Holi· day & vacation pay. flos p1tsltzat1on plan ----------BARTENDER. Tenms & ply in rwrson to Mr. Racquet Club. llB. Beer F\Jentcs at Robert. Bein. & wine only Lile rookng, William Frost & As~oc .. part Lime, Inc Ids wknds. 1401 Quail St. N B Musl be d epe ndable. - S3 00 hr. Call SJ6.~ Cleaning girl wanted ror Beauty salon in CM needs hair styhsts. 65',C. com mission. 548-3446 furniture store t> /1'. nexible hours. $3.00 hr. Apply in person. 1931 Newport Bl. CM year. 1·ompan y paid ex per neces:;e.ry ·W4! aroup tosurance. credtl train. Advancement op .. porturut1es lo thOSI:." who uruon, etc. Apply al qualify For tnformat1on ORANGE COAST go to our nearest market DAILY PILOT or contact the personnel 330W Bay St.. {;M office al between the hours ot 1:U42 Lampson St Garden Grove 537·4840 S.OOAM·5·00PM loGt As..-... Call for D . h-l r tr Clencal EquaJ Oppor Employer Apporntmenl please l~i :.~~l1a'. ~~ ain. DEPUTY CLERK l 642-4321, ... 277 Orange County Harbor CLBK TYPIST Equal Opporturuty B 0 AT CANVASS Municipa• Cour t. 4601 Trainee pos. for> billing Employer PRODUCTS CO. needs J amboree Blvd, N.D has clerk for insurance co. m •----------fitters & instaJJers. Perm NB. Good typmg skills. Oellvery. early AM, LA ......ntioos. Benerits Will ruJJ time pors1t1on availa c~•~-· ~ Good Tunes. btwn 3am-6am. ...,..u ble immediately. re ...._,~to..,.,., co CM&NBarea.c.•c.""""o. train. Salary com· '-.....,.r,:lS 833 1u50 .,..,.,,.,,, Ne·.-Center .. ~inan. qUJres 1 yr clencal ex·. _....,._,.,.,_1_• __ ...... __ . __ _ -...,.. ' men su rate w t exper. •. SaHltr Mhf. Co. ----------1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 642-2171 545-0611 •SHERI LEE• Pool safe your duld now. avail. Retired couple has money t.o lend. tst & 2nd To·s Agent. 1.fl37 ·3744 Ao [~--Ith/ Pft"IOl:als/ Lost&~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJOO ....................... -certified Masseuse New session starting '1iouse Calls· By appt June 19th. Ql!alified ex- -_ 838_-6838. ____ 1 pen enced ios truc lo r WSI-CPR. Sign up now, 3 mos to2yrs. 64.2·7445 FOXY LADY Oukall MCI.I$• .W.. W..ted, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eta! Firm seeks respons1-64S-l!24'1for appt per. type 40 WPM. • CLBlK TYPIST Deliverymen for early bleind1v1dualsfor mo. Ca l l for appl AM newi.paper an <.:.M CLERICAL Boal!> 833-0ill ext 260. Oeadhne C h a 11 e n g 1 n ~ P 0 5 Perm p/l. Musl have de 3848 c-Dri•~ PACIFICSEACRl\FT for applications We<ines w/stereo manuf. Airport pend ear & be reha. POSITIONS -·-r--We are looking for 2 or day June 14. 1978. al vicinity Pos req s lite S300/$3SO mo. 646-5844. Accounlmg baekRround. 546-4741 the finest millmen m the 5PM E.O E typ1~. good phont• <'Om typing skills & 10 key ex (Across From mun 1c dt1 o n "k 1 l ! s •DEU"P.., L per. helpful. Xlnt work Orange Co. Airport I industry· Also nee<i 5 line ClencaJ & rardex. posting .M e d 1 c J I & de n I a I ....... 'A & be f ~ 1 caJl)enters for our oew P e riodontis t n eed ~ mg conds co. netts EquaJOpporEmpoyer line . Only qualified clerks to mamtain per benef1L" p/Llmeassttowork front •Ellec. Secretary/Bkkr Isl Shift (8am-5pm > 2nd persoMel who take pndc perpetual inventory re BES. Inc. & back. Exper. prer'd PREGN~NT'! Canng, highly skilled. NB area Shut (Spm-1.30am> arc Attendant, parking. ln lhetr work need apply. cords . Must bave legible 345 Fischer St, C~ Xray cerl req 'd . Sa! M/C 731·3561 confidenualcounselmg & 2131276-8005 now avail Top salarv, workan" con· handwntmg & sample Call 549-3833-fl 9 84., ....,~1 referral Abort.ion. adop· ----------• Cofttoc:t.S."rie Female only, P fl' now. .., ., th b'lJt ftr 8 5 •----------open. · ~ Lolst or Found a pet? Call & k l Pra N Ing d e ' 'f F rr summer 497·1946 or dltions. ma capa ' Y s . . • --------- An 1 ma l Ass is tance uon eep ng. c. urs • ays pr . 644-4360 QUALJTYCRUISING Mon-Fri. Good fringe Cle.&. Ty~·st Dental Assist /tecpt, full APCARE 547-2563 f 'd. Phone mommgi., 4!l'i-3048betw6&7pm. be f. .. 1 A tft• Leagues:ri2273,nofee_ SAILBOATS ne1ts.nppyal vnct t a m ~. exper. o nly UMDA& VICKI 6314365or 548-2995. ---------Attractive girls ror Model 751-1.343 EI e c l r on I c b • 3 5 0 needed for the Clai.s1f1ed 495-~ S UB S TANTIAL TYPING ( i I AmbulatoryCMlady ndi. & Es"orl Sor"ICc. 330SoSu SA McCorma ck, C ~ Oepartmentoflhe Datiy 1--------- R I ~a1u_.._ . pro ess ons. H '" ... • t . san, . Pil l T 4c. I De Orth Cb d REWA D. am1ly pet. ~ -~-my office, no JOb too some care. ave car. 6 Trans portation rcq I•---------754-ro61 o . >'Pt: .. wpm e ec· nt.aJ o a1rs1 e '4 male Old Enghsh Sheep fortMFwofit! small. Editing. if d e dys, P /T, no s mkr 12131428-6330 ----------tnc. good phone voice Day wk non smoker, dog. gray & while w / blk Serving all Orange Ct>. sired. MZ.2142 64S·0681 BOOK KEE p ER. F U l.L ---------1 Opportunity for advance· f'ount.au1 Valley !Mlt·l-400 patch on head. cul Te· 835·7313 ----------AUTOMOTIVE CHARGE. general P & Clencal ment Excellent cum· ceolly . an i.wc r s to -----tWpWanhd 7100 ..,._ntM~n Tnwkmfr hasopcmngs L.salarycommensur:ill.' SPECIAL panybenef1ts DENTAL/Allishmt "Barney" Phone <'Ollt•l't ••••••••••••••••••••••• Growing property mgmt ror · w /ex per. II B are.i RECRUITING 1-'or /\pPotnlmcnt Expr'1I Nwpt Bctr 17141 ~2.\.55 or 495·4384 Olltcall Mou• ACCHTG/Ct.rfr firm 1s taking opphcd ASSEMILERS 546-4313 rormtervlcw 646-4801 ask for Poul or Lucille •642-5654• t 1 o n s f o r l' x pc r d MECHANICS ----c.; I e rk s. Ty p I ~ t ' Call642·4321 , cictZ7': .__. We are looking for an in man a !( e r s & a :.;:.. l D 0 0 K K E E P E H . Set'retanes. Keypunch Equal Opp0rtun1t:1< DENTAL SlOO reward ror finding ffffo/"'Tr" d1vidual who w:inls to managers rmm~I open Mu:.t be expenenced & Clen cal. Part lime Onl)' Oprs. PBX & All Offil'e Employer Do yoo want to use your S1mb:i. Male Golden work in a very busy ings are av:ul. C.::.ill Ann have own tools Apply in expcr nee<i apply. $3.50 Skills. Sign up now ror ---rommurucallon skills a:. Retriever. lost Hunt Brh. OUTCJ..LL fashion ore Musl have a ror mtervw. 833-3581 person. Master Truck. hr C&ll 5..'16·8832 close to home temporary CodltClil Waitnn a reci!ptJorust in a peopJc 6/1. 536-6201 MODB.S minimum of t yr·s expr. 18060 Euclid. Fountain assignments at highest Sclloo4 onenled denlal practice" k EXECUTIVE In an accounlingoffice,10 A/PAY CLERK Valley So. of Talbert on lootOCEIPER F/C hourly rate. Earn up lo $300 per wk. Then our team needi. FOUND: 6 month old Bl key by touch. Ute typing. lrvlne base<i co needs Eucbd. E.0 E. Rapidly ex panding Low ""lion Placement _you ___ .640-__ 79122 __ N_._e_. __ _ Lab w/brown collar. v1c REGISTRY .. rtu ·t Nr N rt Be h d l ...... -ncareeropp0 "'y. person w/exper m com-ewpo ac eve op MONOAYJUNE 12 3SSISL75l·9194 l.ake Forest. El Toro. APPT 731-4462 o.c Airport. Good sal & pulerized payablesdesir-Auto trans R&R, man. ment company, needs ---------Dental Asst Cb rsd. _'1_68..ol_u_o ______ -1 XX DANCE OF FUN XX fringe benefits. Contact ing a good co w/growth Own tools. exper d pre· experienced F/C Book &TUESJUNE t3 Comparuon Aide. s days, f/t1me, good benefit:.. I ud I 0 Mary (714 I 549--8043. """ent1al. G-......1 "O. paid ferred. 548·2288 keeper Please call It ve 1 n. Ref· <1 r eq · d H. 8 . 893-S032. 846-3540. FOUND· Siamese ms e. Beaut n e gir s. ance _ __.;.._______ .,.,. vvv ~ At. Costs Mesa not altered. Fernleaf & rap.sesslom. At Our1 _________ benefit pkg. Sal com laby$Jtter~ <7t4l 640-5ll2 CommunJtyCenter ti 73 ·110J <1 Balboa DBf'rALASSIST. Ave. CdM. 675-4895 after new locatjon 1s th;\~l mensurate w /ex per & f 5,.. Cent s• c M Peninsula I . 0 ACCOUNTING education. Please call MatUTe woman or2'17 yr IOOtCl(HPB/SECY "" er •· . . Do you hke people" 6 pm. uxunous '" ~c & 10 mo old. Tue Ulru p t T r 0 r Np t B ch Com pan 1011 1 He I per . Would you like to Ubl! __ .. C.ounty If you d<.~ervt' CLERK Bruce Axup for appt Fri. 9.30-3:30 My home. landscpd architectural You can also apply Mon Quabfied lady llH·ar1? ror your ROA an a pro FOUND: Free to ~""" the best try it Moo-Sat 556-8600exl2'76 Own tran.s po rtation. Fnal Ud d L 1 NB of ., T .. ··n home. Golden Rtvr l"'lA ..... SunlZ·SPM EOE M/f' ftrm.Call64S.-9444morn· sem11nva w1 ow. ive gressv~ .. c '"' d ""' m interesting pos1llon for -·-·-· ----r--ref's Golden we s t I '"gs. IEL[~ m comfortabl£> Cd M bch our TEAM needs you Male . house lraine . 2060 So Eu c lid . ..... ,,.,.,., individual who enjoys • /9"'Y "'ERi( McFadden 1197·67?3 home. 3 Day' per week t•1t.1me saiary & beneftL' IJkeschildrenss.2·.,.,.... Anaheim. Exc1llog de 1 h · k ,.,. "' -050 dJversty in I e1r wor . FeePaid.Topnwnuf.co lookPostnp atSJOO 955L'.l1.J for2Bhrwk.64.2·t "'ound·. t "assetle ta""re· tails534·1581 ___ WIUa.ssi.stinpreparlng& Babysitter • Mother·~ p p t d'· 1 •. ~EAv1c ~ r .. .,.. Lovely ofc. Xlnl benefit!! helper for summer I en;on. as e .,,pay "' 1401 Dove Street CO<>tCS DENTAL corder & l po rlable Oivorce/Ban.kruptcy f1hng slate and county Start lo $750. Also F'ee child. Irvine Student rn~al8d.e2rD3a<yls caopwyk oMnotno St.e340 Neumnrt Bench DES p £RATEL V RECEPTIONIST radJo.OwneridentUyby $50. properly/sales iax re-Jobs.CaUM1cheleKuhn. f'd Fl 'bt" hr " -.,., E 'd t ... make. serial no. date & /\ctionTypina,96().S4lD Ports involving leased s l •-s II pre exi '" s llam·9pm, Tues IOam 833·1441 Needed. all shifts. Ma xper req • mus "'' location losl. 536-5621 -----'-'-........;;~----equipment localed in and 540-SOOl. nel ing"' ne 752·130l 6 pm . App I y . Pen . NOT AN AGENCY Bartcer's 2525 N. Grand. RDA. M. V. area. S8l·S1M>O Will ,__ ing or Newport Beach ---------"NEVER I\ FEE" I Hunt.. Bch Police Dept. TOUCH OF CLASS out ohtate. a ..... as-Aicency, 4340 Campus BABYSITTER-summer. f\Yll&ver. 1660 PlacenlJa Sanla Ana /\pp Y in DENTAL ASSIST • • • o u n d ·. B r o ~ n slst. in sorting, listing, Or. full time, my home. 2 Ave. C.M. person II 4 Mon S:i t EXP ER 'D needed for -MODELS ond applying payment h'ld 1136-8481 Weimanner f emale. received "on account'' ..-~-~ ~91_3558re~n :~~nsp nee. Brake & Front End Man · ,c M: den1 URl0oro. Xrayf'lldt· 17th &Tuslln, CM. Chain Crom customers . Neal· A/Pay Clerk toiroo ~p. only, t'xcel employ Coolu. WCl!ftr.s'*• rc•q 1 A pr.: co 11 a r 6 • 6 · 8 4 O 2 ne:ss, accurate typing. Recepl/Secy $850 Babysitter neecte<t to care benefits. Apply blwn 8 & Clerical Dbltweshen Knowledge or fTnt/bCI. ESCORTS goodfigureaptitudeond LegalSei:y to$900 for 2 airls Sun ihru 6 P M Mon·Fri. Coat'll *JR.CLERK APPl1 mpersonooly G46·961 1. Aft 6 ('&II Lost: Spnnger Sp;iniel ability to C>Petale a 10-Exec. Secy S12K T h u r s ll a r b o r General Tire 2855 ll11rbor The San Fr1rnt'1Scan 551 t2fl0 puppy· h ver & whl, 97.,0062 1..;a1..7 I 1 I h T r1 Bl d CM II remale, 1 mo·s nll.1 vir . __ .,._. ___ v_.,, _____ key by touc are lrvine Pel'50flnelJ\gency V1ew1CdM areo er • v · *SR. CLERn l61'1 WcslcliffDr,N e Dental front office E,.. Peninsula Reward Wido t II ed pnmary skilla reqUJrcd. 488El7lhCo6taMesa 644 7387110.6 •---C--•EET--EB-f-.--c~sw•o.--. t:~,'~!ce nece:ssar>· . • • I wer. n\8 Utt, Q eg SUite22A 642-1470 ~·goo,. "'ERICAL ·~sr """ .. ",..., ..... ~ ...... 673-6356 attractive, has view Pleaseapply1nperson : .....,.....~ Babysitter needed. 4 yr AU poslt1ons ova1lable. *"'-M . Broder & Saute Special 1--------- Los t M~le Springer townhouse. likes swim old t2-4pm. Tranb Pl·Umetfull time. M-F. V.ried jobs with & ty Conlli1ent .. 1 ''"· Oe-f\Woff•~needsanex Sparuel, 4 yrs old. Vic: ming, dancing, racc11. TRl:HDATA AQUALUX neC'ded. CM area . Company benef1t.s Call wtlhoui exper ID good p~rience prcre rr~d penencect typu1t1recep Del Mar ar Newport. CM. travel. Desire com pa M'l-4211. for appt, SS7-4700. x.2448. otcsurroWldtngs. call tu Lunc.h 4 dinner. Apply In U<>nl.8l. C.ll 6'4-0683. 6/6. 1~2964 nlooship. AltrllCtlve slim COIP. nood., survey Peopl~. No &nk1n" c··-,. ..... -. 4-.y! ! ! J)el'900 Mon Wed 3 s. The ---------1 woman, ~nse of humor, Standard st.les. Call collect ,. _,...,, --~ MO FllS Victor H~o Inn, 361 Ch ff Denw A&sht. Beaullful Lo&t: blk. m in. roadie. 21·35. Ideal a rronge Memories Division rorappt 496-:1010 COMM'\. TB.LBS No uper. oec F /tJmc Dr. Laguna Be11ch <NO SJC otc. Nfed eoersetk ma I e : M 1 n . o c rm . meat. artist. writer to /\n AppUed Matnctics Co E" p ~ r · d . Un I l c d Make up to Sl.200 mo. ~Q~ o f fice • p H o N E c A 1. t. s ltam member. RDA, 1 Schnauur. male, 11rey. t'#AITY on Without r1n11n 3400W.Se1erstrom A/Receivable Clerk Musi Califo rnia Bank . G 546-1662. 1 ad PLEASE> day wt. Esoandeddulles Vic. Goldf'.JlWC!t &r Hell, clal worry 11boul S.ntai\oa,CA92'704 be s harp . San Juan Monarch Bay Plaza, So 0 ov er Q w1aome lronl desk HBM8-ZS27 Eves oom«:lle. Reply to Box (7141540-360$,extZlJ Corporate of(' Cull t..asuna 496 12'73 CAR WASH HILi' Countl'rHtlP B~nd!U. S11 I open. _ __;:....-------f 262, r;.. Dally Pilot P.O 661-1211. Mr Maas. Equal Oppe>r Employer F\Jll lcpart-tlme 517-0061 STAX Burgl'N 496-4402 Lo6t male c:at, wht long Box 1500. c ostia Me~a. EQual()pportwilty 18&0vcr J72381rchSt.NB 899W \9th$t,CM i---.,------- rur w/orange tail. Dem ca . 92626. Sugitel!t meet £mplO)'cr M/1'' SEU.. idle items with a Find whet you want 1n MetroCarWash EqualOpporEmployer Have someUung to sell • ~~~Call 4~~n1 in&~a~ 1---------·1 ~~~~Clau~~M ~1~~~da"ih~~ bJ~~~H~a~r~bo~r~B~l~.gc~M~j~~~~~~~~~~W~M~t~A~d~R~~~ug1~~~~:2~.~~~7:~~a~u~~~n~~g·g~~~~~h~w~e~ll~ i 1 I HittpW-'td 1100 H-.w •• ~ noo 11.1.1..w..t.ct 1oo U.A-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;~••••••••••• I .... .,. Wmthtd 7100 H.tp Wontrd 7100 ._., W..ted 7100 Mllp Wmted 7100 .... W..te4 7100...., W ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I All • ttl,..1.11', JW"t• I IQ/!I ..................................................... ~ ...... !!!'! JAMITOIS Wttb,..•lder. •t«I truck ornc. 1lrl. female. Pfr. Pu.... . Clk p;uttwofcclrum1 e,·e1. repair M~han.lc for nt ld Small office, .ome boolr· 1_,11asmg Rl:SI"ALRANT · •woman. mature for Dl5ll Cl.Sii .._.., C......... r.c. t,UAR.DS • urhy MI!! N " w o M EN and •hop work. Musl keeplol 4 payroll ex You will grow w/thas xant unique abop an S. Cll ~Pt"" d Nn \'lrmC"l\t~ U be hirm A&ailt•nt GLOll Ptume DAY MATRON. have own too!1. '8.· perl~ oeedeO. IAll·12 ~. Very pleuanl work J .A.Cl(,... VIilage. Appl,r. The Ollv~ 11111 ~ ~ P~ ~o '<ll•Aaccr, •Ureue. -lmmcd ~lll.llP CM.. $10/brl,y. Sao Clemente. nooa. S&Juy OSlfn. Mesa alrnafjpherl' tn beuuuful ,,. " Branch. 3850S. Pl&&& Dr. l~ W&Aeft, lka. Pntp. Ola r-~OTICTION N 8 lt'\ltne & S A Must 49M688 Lanet. ~ loc Mod lyplng tine THE IOX Santa Ana. bw .. bon, Ho h:aa"' b h1r1n1 profruionul hav~ car & home phone St.artln 1 *"'00 ,.._I ---------l~ .. Cuob Jwie Ul'Uf'll)' cardi. Top C;,11 5.34?~ or apply •t Med1•lcA.to OffluWortr,/t <AA"""''· ,~~A·t·a·I P~~~· retary • som~ book· Dl~w!Wwr Df'ol'drod 11 Sbrrne. ts.Ur)· Ulll .... •-..... ~ l r 23 0 O MacC...., y ... _ 1 ... 1 _...._, vv.u '"'°'"' HOW HIRING keep1n1 experaenc.-. ..... • ..... L._m to Spm pay, op n~ 1ls All l N hve. nnae. ·-,.or ac._, '"" C M. area. F1e~ daytime nd Aaency, 2190 !harbor COUKTH 13103 Sky Park So Slalte tSoulh Coasl PlauJ •roa ol Orwill~ ·u Qi 11 Moo lhru t-'rl Placenll&, CM hra. Buie bookkeepl.ng BJ, CM ar.5,,.....,.iu a D&E. lrvine. lnt.erv1ew11 Oonui ~ n~ J ..n umc bc!lr1 Apply, w E Cotl«'t lor llltervlew 111 still 'd Ph rl:llli ~-.. FUU'nmt!Sa1eslady YOW'i&rea,(213100.3950 *JAMTOAIAL• ~IC ~l roq · one AU.JOBS FREE btwn 8·5Thu.r.8-l2Frt • 4t$bcme18akery MEN-WOMEN· AlJ around marine. Tom -REALESTATESALES We riave immed1ntc _s_s_M_oo ______ _ 1•10 GUARDS COUPLES Kelly Marine, 1571 openln1s avail.able ror s <' c re t • r y. Ad . Uoo&n.shop,allabJtb.NoGas ttnadant (uJJ& F\llllrp/Ume.Alluus NOWKJRING' Placenlla Ave. N.B. OfftCIPOSITIOM NOW Counter PersoMel All manunratAve 11cro,tng l7lhSl.C M ~~~~y•~!..,E 0 17\.hSt, tlm~ No •'xperae~~~ Uruforma furn A"e=' 21 f'an-uroe perm position 548·9617 Job security, advance· IS THE !!tu~. full limo Salanes dynam ic property __ .,..;;._...=-:;_•_..:_u..-n. n neeeuary. 4!00 Bu-cb, or over. R e t I red ForapptCall7S2·7292 Mecha.nic/Yard Foreman ment. tntormal work en-ur., Ulf follOWl4 Swma al dev/mamtfirm. Ault. lo •DIJVB• _NB_________ Wt>lcome. N o t:XfH'I' JMiulonalServlce Ex,p. in dieael gas eng. vlrooment, first class S2 8:1/bour: Graveyard VP'11. M11t have excel ,.. r\eeess. 1 Apply, Uruv~rll1.1l 2 """'IUons tor r-""ft·l· resp. din!Clly to VP. Sal medical benefits, profit TJM[ •l $3 /hour : Days al type/secre ak11l11. Wrk ... ature. over 18. Good General Oltlce, PBX Proted on ~rvaco 1226 ....., ....,...,..., sharing 4 r etirement S2 75/bour. Plca~e upply wc•ll w I peop le . 1n drivtns re<'Ord. Deliver Answer. Setv. Op r s W 5th St Santa A ' I ble YOW>2 men for b~alth commensurate w /exp. plans. Brins us basic typ-l'oJotn in person, resl)Un, & diverse poe. grapb le! 11u pplacs In lmmed openbl&s for ex uU-vwtuii~.L2&1!Mon· club. Mon·Fri, SAM· Call for appt. bring re· lngskillB,aU.entlonl.ode· n.t"'°fns&o.alt Place for growth & Orange Co. J<ull time. per"dorqua.llfiedpeople Fri n aPM. SSOOmo. Company s ume. Valley Crest taiJ.abllity toshowupon ac llSl!.17thStrHt challenge . Excell Me d I den l a J p I a n . Rate of pay depends up-· benefits. 7S2·0565. Aak for Landscape lnc. 1920 S. Ume and we will train WAl.kER & L!E Costa Mna bene rit &. Call Oonn11 S2.85/hr + incentive. on expcr. Apply In Hair Styht Roy or Mike. ~~AS46-i975 EOE by CAREER-ORIENTED 64M630 Call Ma.rt, '751·2686 pcraon Mon·F·r 1. 9am· For Busy Co:sta Mesa JANITORS part time peraoo for a variety of 1205 IGllef' ------------------i •Pm. W Rochester St, S.Jon, !uJJ time. Rent or eves. $3.00 per br.: Medical Asaistaol. challenglog activities. ln1977.we. at WAC.KE!\ CodoMno SICltlTARY DltlYaS CM commla1100 opllonal. WAXERS. full Ulne, ex-frool/back, Fff ror al· We ar e a strong , & LEE. broke our own w/lltereceptforadaaen- M .. ~ G--'Olfi ~1031 per. Call 714·630-4231 lergy ofc. Exper only. established, growing recordb by doing over 12 cy loc. nr. O.C. Airport.. enorwoau!n ""yrsor 1:1JCTdJ 1~ btwn•-GPM OillS3Hll.34. smaJl companysellJnito illiooinsales&at:rvu:e. l::qualOppnrtunity H.aodle busy ph's, type older. Know the coast Late typing & bookkeep. HARDW ARI SALIS music stores throughout t;mployer M W wpm accurately. Xlnt ('1lles.Net$1BOaweekor 1ng. Call 675·1636, lntere!lungt/llmepos.1n Jewelry & accessory de-Me•calFrowtOfc the world. Start$650 ... 4r Uyouare mterestedma won:·g le Benef'. Eaper more Orange Coast Newport Fioor Covenng reta.tl store. No Sun or slgner/menutacturer BIUrpr/recept for busy go up to S67S 10 30 real e$late career. call a..a P/.1.1-req'd. CaUPatty~ Yellow Cab 17300 Mt. fonnterv1ew. Eves. See Steve, u.w. seeks P/llme asst. Must ofc. nr. Capistrano. days .. then it's up to you! for details on our three ft.nt .._ Herrmann, Fountu1nl---------w r 1gh 1 c 0 .• 126 hBVe ex per. 497•4550 personality & organiia-ADOITIONA.LSKILLS& day liceruse tratrung pro-Country Club Coav. Seeretiary /bookkeeper Valley, CNo. of Slater G1•ral0fflc• Roches ter St, Costa LuguoaBeach. . uonslcills.Salopen.Wlll EXPERI ENCE C AN gram. H06P.549·306l Wllhpnvatesportllc:Jub. betwn New hope & Accurate typing. lite Mesa. trainrlghtpersoo. Reply BOOST STARTING <.:all 548-8580 for 1n l!:ucUd) bookkeeping, exper. ---------JewetryS._a to#283, c/o Tbe Daily PAY. Send resume lo llyoohitvea real estate R~'s R09&Mop tervaew ~~~~~~~~~I w /manufa c turing HOUS8CEE:Pfl Jewelryexpernotreq'd. Pilot, P.O. Box lS60, EB.8oa2ll7,NB92l663 license. you'll be 10 . Goodl~uusecle7a.,nG1~~hServ .1--------- helpCul. Salary open. Prot cpl w/1 t~n re<fs Mature. Will train lll all Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 teresled in our oallomdly uo ""5p7ay. ' """ our.> SICllTAaY 1::vei' & helpers needed, FUle company pa.id den· live in hskkpr Np\ Bch phases or bu.siness. Xlnt reeogniied Head Start '"""'' Jr. position opeo to oon E.x~ld movtng ta1 & health pla.a for sell area. Call 751,...760. car eer op por. Great MEDICAL Oral SUrgeoo surgical U· Sales Training Progrt1m. smoildog enthuslU\.IC tn· ~ penenced only. & dependents. Call working conds. Co. siatant. Experience SALES div. Accur typing lit 50 _ •ppt&C7-7278 64.S-0191 dys or 675-0508 HOUSIKE:EPB benefits. lodr Ofc Aulstwt necessary. Call~ WALKER & LEE i.s ex-No ex Per 1 e n <'<! wpm w/sb or spc:hrrtUng 1'rlver/U15Laller, resp, 18 atter6PM & wknds. H.B. Mature woman. No ex· l<Jrt& ,,......,... Busy Nwpt Bech OB. or 751·9184 aft.er 6 PM. paoding, our 12 new of· ~S:U'Y. Will t rain for prefd. Neat appear. a & over. Must have truck. f'1ller Co. 1.9'SF Placen· per. XI nt be n efits• Colla Mesa 545-9485 GYN office. Expr'd on.ly Hunt.in&ton Beach. fices will bnng us up to 1M1de sales. Pref 25 yrs must. Apply in penon. Gd pay + mileage + 10 • tia, CM Bayview Conv. Hosp, ______ _;_..:_.:::.: need apply. P!ease send PAINTERS 4Soffices in I.be So. CaUt. ol ageorover 551·~ Customweave Carpec.s. eenll 67J..8004 20.S.SThurinC.M.642·3505 Landscape M · t.e resume to Ad 238, Dally area. "··'-18430 Pacific St. F . _ ~ General office help. Reha· am nance, Pilot, P.O Box 1560, minimum 3 yrs ex· ~ Vall DRIVER ble, looking for income Housekeepe r, hve-1n , ~~~e&M~~~i.' ~!a: _Cos __ ta_M_es_a..;.._C_A_92626_:....;_ __ pe_ri_~ __ ._Ca_ll_89_1_._100_1_ Ca ll today for an in· S250.AWIEJC 1--e_y_. _____ _ supplement, P/1' after-private room, bath. TV. after6pm. . p .... _ Lot A d , terview & find out why ~pand1n g ret a il & SiCRET•RY For OC ex pre<" c·o . ..,.,_c 67c c••• M tu e E .............. _~ •·-'-"-" ar ...... g tten . aor w I" Je·~el""' co 1., look· 114 "" "'"'""· .,...,...... a r woman. ng. __ .._A> ... ._.. small park' g I l 11 you should join the pro· " .. •J "' M•111or stock b_..er g 540-~I ---------1 speaking, no smoking. LATilE Mill & Chucker R . N . or e q u a 11 y m <> · am· r es s 1011 a1 t eam al mg for 12 enerl(el1c sales ...., '"" a e GEHER.AL OFFICE References. 5 days. $'12S ()prs. Has to know basic qualified. G.P 's olrice. 2pm dally. N.B. Cannery WALK.ER&LEE. people. No exper nee. firm. Working hrs Mon ~~~~~~:~::h.~sd~ Bkk pog,typing.G1rlFri· prwk.640-0640,642-5358 setups & read pnnb. Newport Beach Top ~~~~f e a r ea. Call Will tram. For uppt call ~i.~~i~m. Call I d a Y. XI n t med 1 c a I Some tools rcq'd. Ask for salary. P .O Box 143, · Ask ror Sandi 642·5163 engmeers n NB. area. benefit s. Sal open. Housekeeper. live in. l>a 540-6426 HuntingtonBeach p R ---------Secret.a I h <.ien'lofcwork Sommer-494-8066 54().. lllewport family desires __ v_e_. ____ .____ . A T -TJME Legal (714>n2·34IO 5.A.1Er CLERK ry,rea s arp,ln· no.rm. F /tJme. lnquir••----o_r __ 7_680_.__ M-"'cal "~~1s•ftnt Secretary w./Mag ll ex· (213)589·7~ ~ novallve person. Self "" .. • mature exp person. Eng Ut"M•OR STORE """' n.» ....... r "'' •~ ... -N Hepro JI, 260 NewPort GEHER.AJ. OFFICE & ref required. No smok· .,.... Urology b aclt oUice , per: s ~orrungs per wk . or e;.uls. cards & urugs. swu..,.. o sh req'd. San Ctr Or. N.B. <No phone lmmed F/time employ· uig preferred. &44-4788 Full time days. Mature, Mature. woman, Typing, LJt1gat1on exper pre-WALiet & LEE Newport Beach. Expr. Juan area. 661-1211, Yrs. call!l) ment for resp person. expr'd. Apply in person. s terilizing & x-r ay, ferred. I?lx offices Nwpt pref 640-7373 1-Kilg-· .::..e_r_. _____ _ Dnver. Class I Tractor & Duties inch.Ide casb..ier· Housewives earn extra _895 __ w_._19t.h __ .C_M ____ 548·~7 ~,!~~Area.Call A.O ~OpEstafe Sales. tam good money Secretary-Dictaphone for 40• tr&ler, expenenced i.ng,typmg,btebk.kpog. SlOOamonth. LiquorSton!Clerk~ll& ..... portunity Mny advancement op-in s ura nce c l aims housebold goods At least A/Rec. Good benefits. 40 ___ Ca_J_I 58_1·_930:5___ P/tune. N.B. 548-7863 bef Modlh Ir &cortt Employer por & benefits 847·:178J supervisor. Type 60WPM' I yr wtl.b references & a Hr wk. <2> Nights. U you can do alterations, -4-'-p_m________ ..._.._... PART TIME llectpt/fypist SALES gtft sho""' CM w/recent dictapbooe ex- i;:ood dr111in11 record. Jtwehly JoMplt have l got a deaHor you. Liquor Store Clero Now Female. Top money. Newport Center. ss. so Nwpt.' full & p;t'.ume'. pVeaUr!!~~-e8·,:,.!_0:nu~~ah•~ u•K.J "'~-... • ri • interviews Fri June 9. pr wk. For appt. call I.oral & dis tance. SouthCoastPlaza Joe,"94-7018 •ft•a-.:.......,"g,pleaseapp-Musthavecar.631·2l4-0. EVENINGS mo Call MarJO e ~~""' .. .,.. "• ·~ _'l-1_7 Tl18_ ly 10 /1rson Baers Out· Moaitoriltg 1-9cr 644-3"2 +6PM GaUeon Gift. So. }1ary O'Connor. 963-6782. OrufC Clerk, mature lady GENERAL lndustnal post ·quor Store 6110 alarms & telephones Rettptjonist(I'ypist. Coast Plaza, CM or call E.O.E. M /F c•\cr .w. exper, s dys Sat ATTEHTIOM Coast Hwy NB Laghl typing & cle.rical. Adults with ouutanding. Neat bnght indJVJdual _838-_.._2643 _______ --------- 1hru Wed 536 2701 l.ABORERS Locker Attendant Eves. nile & weekend attractive personalities with good appearance & ---------retary /Recepl/Book-..._,. & Womett Responsible lady to work shafts available. Perma-who enjoy working with pleasant manner to type SAL~ keeping. l Gari ore JJry Clearuni: µJani nti~ UrgenUyNeedcd!'! In health club. 6A M· nent pos1t1on. Salary kids. St.art at SJ.SO per & answer phones. c.a11 t!ng 1neer1ng C1rm P~:.er CM .irca Hlwo 7 Warehouse Lite & heavy temporary l2PM 752.0565_ Ask for srioo+ mo. 631·3353 hr. Phone 642-4321 #250, 6':>-2111 HALF DAY Airport a rea. Qw11l & & 3 Stock Clerks i.ndustnai JObs available. Lorena or Lee between 3· 00.S:OOP .M. ---------HJ1yes, S.S.1195 ___ 548-6485 ____ Stupping&Rt.'ceivmg Assembly, packaging.---------SSOOmopaysyourroom& AsltforSltClrott RECEPTf:!P1ST NICE PAYI Earn up to $200 pr wk in Must have phone&relia· Labeling & Gener al Lot.4ttendcatt board ; crwse lhe So. Equa l Opp ortunity For manUf co. in H.U • your spare ume. S36-i403 ble transp, Long & Rhort Unskilled work. Musl Must be 18. ~II & Part· Pacific 65' schooner Employer Lite typmg. 40 wpm EnJOyable phone work after 3 PM. term assignments. Holi· ~ave transp & phone. time. Call 5S7-0520 ··Shearwat.er". 548-4192 TeJephone. WiU train on with good salary + ---------1 day & vacation pay. Special recruiting Cor ---------MOTORHOMl!MIU!. PIXAMwet"s.rt. Telex . E .O.E . Call bonuses & comm1SSions. Electncal technician , Hos pitalization plan your convenience LVH PM Shift . .. n.. All ~hifls avail. Ex-per 898-347~ Morning, afternoon & harness work, machine avail. €very other wknd off. Paymg top wages w/xlnt pref d, but will t rain. 1 _________ e\fening s h1hs a\fa1l. winng & trouble shoot· MONDAY JUNE 12 Must be d edicated to benefits to men & women Weekends a must. Call 1• Good apealung vo1re & mg.CalJ 8ob.957-87til &TUFSJ UNE 13 good patientcare.Apply, in all phases of RV for apptS57·7777EOE. RECEPTIONIST phone exper helprul. At.Costa Mesa 144SSuperior Ave, NB. manur. Inte rviews Sat .• Sun.&holidays Collt.>ge :.tudcnt s. ~ectron.ic Community Ctlnter 642-2410 9-llam. Appl,y direct PBX Prominent real estate of· h o u s e w 1 v • s & SECRETARY/ STAT TYPIST Versatile typist for busy mktng research firm . Duties to include hvy typing & gen ore r unc lions. Will train on word master system. Please. apply, 18005 Sky Park Blvd, no. J . Irvine 540-3814 SEllVICETECH S94CenierSl.l:.M. Mi,...MotorHotMi An s wering se rvi ce fice,NewportBeuch. Ex· moonlighters th1:-1 1s an Inside repair of test 3148 C-.-s Dri•• M.ACHIMIST 2975 Airway Ave, CM ~r356ato1r full & P rr. Call per. necess Ask for Mrs. ideal Job •.,-·.-.~.------- & 54 ... ~741 Youcanalsoapply NB eeds Cl ....... Johnson,644-9060 ·"""Y/Orrice Mngr. Work ~ pa~~~%~:~.~';;d IAc,:; From Mon-Fri at Ma~~~ror 8°ridgS::O~ MOTOR ROUTE ~~~~~~~~~ Call 833.8095 wtfinancaal planner in t l) R Orange Co. "''"""rt) IEL[~ MIU & Hardinge Lat.he. PBX Operator. ans serv I-For A Pe""""al lnt·•rv·~ girl ocre. Req's qwck ~~t Y· an enaud. ~I"' The Daily Pilot bas a f'd •""'-' ~ -rrund, math aptitude & ........._, Equal Oppor Employer <..1ose tolerance precision large route in Mission exper pCarell c~s-3015 REGISTH HOW TJME/Lf F£ organuauooal ablUtJes. work. Exper req'd. Top v · .,. Ca · t-:lectron1c a!>semblC'r. . E.Rvocr" l~ns.E.OE.S57_9051 ask 1eJo. Mon thru Fri af· ---------Toworkwhereyouwant reerpos1t1on.Hnnex wtll train. Steady Job 'I Office, typing& 10 1401 Dove Street tor Ron Adams. ternoons. Sal & Sun PIX Operator & wheo you want' We L1'bran·es I C ible. Salary open. Prefer 01.E<.:Corp.!IJINewhaU. keyreq'd.Noeirperoee. Ste340 NewportBeach ---------mornings.Mustbavede· Will train . F /llme. pay highest prevaalmg , n nnn-s moker . N .B . t.:M Full time. Mon-Fri. 833-1441 MAIO p/llme. Will tram. pendable car. $.50 <'ash 7.J:JO. Contact Maurine, ratesfor EquaJOpp~mplyrm r t>W-2507 ---------1 Located in Irvine Indus. NOT AN AGENCY Apply m person. Lido deposit req. Good dnvang New porter Inn. 1107 *Acca..t•ls rv1ce Sta . Attendant. a.droe'lic T•ch$ area.Call Mrs. McVeigh, "NEVER A FEE" Shores Hotel, 617 Lido record Call 642·4321 J amboree Rd, N .B. •looldt"IM" exper d. f'1ll OF p /llme: lmmed openings & op-~9074betwn10&3. ~~~~~~~~~I Park Or, N.B. Leave name & phune 714/644-1700. EOE. •Clerb SALES/Jr.~ Apply, ArroSt.ation, 17lh porturulaes 10 an estab. -Your call wall be re· ---------1-'Jllme & P/l1me PIJ'>t co II\ Orange Co. aarprt G~m Girl Houseclng INSPECTOR TRAINEE MAJO wanted full time or turned. PIX OPEl..ATORS •Mochiae 0pn tJons Must be exper d & Irvine, CM llrea. J\pphcaots to servaceodswomenPff. Learn all phases of LD· p/time. Seaclifl Motel, M~ORRO•--=-CaWilUl !_.~_•n&eves. ·~~~~RYS TIIEPLACE.644-8982 , r v1ce Station Atten - t.roubleshoot, repair & top&carnec.645-51ZJ spection. Must pass 1661 S. Coast Hwy, VI v 15 ........,.,.,., ,..,...,.."'_ SALES uant, exper'd . Day 6r 1 physical & back x-rays. Laguna Bcb. 494-4892 E FuU & test e ectromc sys~er:ns. Girl Cor fishing rod & lure Irv area. Call for appt. Daily Pi lot r oute In Pediatrics exp. back ore. l'BSOMHEl Lat's le ~t ves, p/time. Ap- Recent an~log & d1g1tal asi.embly. F /time Sum-"""7639 £ 0 E Maintenance Help. App'", Laguna Beach & South Mon .Fr I F o u n la In •o, H you weren't lnoktn" for ply. Shell Station. 17th & eic.pcr t eq d. rnterv1ew · · ,,.,.,.. · · · · n " Laguna afterno ~ " Irvine. NB. byapptonJy 557·90Sl ask mer, p /llme Winte r. 113 1 ack Bay Dr, • ?ns. VaJley.549-81.33 ~M1chelsonnr a new <::Heer , yuu 1---------for Busch. • N.B. Call 673·7091 Sam· Inspector for electronic Newport Dunes. N.B. Monday through Fr1duy ---------Suite212 Irvine wouldn't be r<'uding this rv Sta Help needed im----------I noon_. _______ parts distributor. Full plus Saturday and Sun-Petroleum engineer Btl· 975-0tSS ad, and 1f wl' 1Nl'rcn·1 med. Mu st be 11:1 . ENGINEF.R time Good benefits MAIJR['O day mornings. $.50 per 111gual,Span/Eng.Exper1---------luolonJ(for~om'-'OneU>do Daymight shifts avail. Vt•r-\aUle structural de· GIRL FRIDAY Hours HVi. Apply Avnet, mo. G1'06s, $50.00 cash in plan & sui>ervlslng 1---------11 Job. tJus ad would nol FUil or p/t, Apply 990 E. :.agner to join s mall General ofr, r ecept, 350 McCormack, CM. Pvt Country Club. must dePosil required. Call construction of base &( _________ be here If you urc a C.'lt Hwy.NB Newport Beach consult· somt' exper req'd, must 754-G061 be Pe o PI e pc r s on 642·4321 ask ror Circula· drilling sites, air IHt R.E. Salfl cal"E't!r mmdecl adult &, 1---'------mg structural engineer· be i.!ood typist. Sm mfg ---------w/broad exper. For appt lion. Leave: Name, Ad· logistics & transfer qJ One of S. CJ hf. leadmg want the oppty to t'arn · rv1ce Station Atten· ing r1rm dom~ widely plant. xlnt benefits, f'(f. INSURANCE call 644-5404. dress. Phone Number drilling equlp't to Jungle bldrs and developers IS thrC!e lo (1ve hundred dants. Pt-time now lO ruu vaned work 7141640. E.O.E.Call894-53St HB. Cosla Mesa Agency of. ·---------and Make of Car. Good sates. Salary S2000 tmo. ·1n the c r dollars a week, call tQll lame in summer. Wall ~ fersxlnt opportunity for for student or retired Take ad to neares t terviewi::oro~s~h~r ~~: free (IJ 800/327-9696 tra in. Apply 2590 f.ngmeenng, Solid com GIRL FRIDAY ~~e=· itea6'est MANAGER/~SJ persoo. , =I~~~~-~~~.~: salt div1s1obn .. We are :i~\::. (foe recorded 1_N_ewpo __ rt_B_l_v_d_, C_._M_. __ pany seeks tramee to Summ er job, typing, (714)642-6500 Large retail operation ~~CtrOffiu Adpaidbyemployer. seeau ng am ihous, a~-hlppmg & Receiving, leamprodlK't&mdust.ry general office & re<:ep----------locatedmSo.Cal.Owned Girl Friday, attractive, _.....:__~...;_..:;__~:..:_-1 gressive. licensed 10· Sales Lady M ature Costa Mesa Stationers. w /open career op-tiooist duties. Pvt Coun-IHSURAMCE by natlooal firm. Direct personable. articulate, PLUG(fOOLINO MAN, dividuals who have a Hallmark Girt shop p(f 270 E.17thSt.C.M.8:JO..S portun1tle!> Ca II Da n t.ry Club. For appt call Exper'd group he alth r es Po o s i bi I it i es . with lite typlog. Career exper l.n building master positive mental attitude !>-9 PM Mon-Fri 840-1557 Mon lhru Fri. ApplJI in Renaud556-467J 644-S404. claims examiner for off Supervision of over so opportunity w1tb tooling for RV, boats, andarealdesire forsuc-persoo1~12. premise/at home work. employees. College & ex. dynamic growth com· etc. Ph: (7141645-2265. cess. but wbounderstaod Sales Retail ~ I GIRL OFffCE 549-1767 perie nce necessary. paoy. Salary open. Ask that tbe1.r goals and ours SHOESAllS • ENGINEER Very efficient, <'aim ---------Salary commensurate ror0iana.64CMS50 PtlNTB can only be reached by CURT AIM XJnt career oppor. ror • person w Jgd typing & or-w 1th exp e ri e n cc . ---------We need the best. We'U bard worlc. We will train. I a s h 1o11 c on s c i 0 u ~ fo'resh out of gruduat(' gan1:z.ational skills to run MOW IS THE TIME Luera live tncentive pr<>-MURSES pay I.be price. Quality call for interview. Mon AND saJesman ln prestigious ,rhool or wnh work ex· operaUons for busy ad tor job seekers to check gram. Send resume to RN I $1263/Monl.b. RN 11 work essential. M V. Fri. 9AM-4PM, ask for ladles shoe lStore. Good per needed for s mall agency.1V/Medaaba<'k· the Daily Pilot Help ClassifaedAd lU91,Daily $1352 /M o . LVN's area. Multi. Chief & ·B~uzz~~,960-436~~~1~~~~ DRAPERY ro.&Criogebenefit.s.Call manut co. in Mission ground helpful. A very Wanted dass1f1c11t1on. If Pl lot, P.O. Box 1560, $823 /mo. App I y at Karri s. Write. O _ Angelo 549.9790 betwn VieJO. Resp wall include few people do a lot of the job you want is not Costa Mesa, eaur. 92626 Person n e I Of r 1 c e, Po~ r a ndt. 24 oo1-86 RESTAURANT Need fuU Ex.per pref'd, but we w1U 9am &5pm. d r a rt 1 n g & rn 8 n y ~usiness here and if you there you might consider Fairvtew State Hosp.. Mui rlands. E l Tor o, & part time positions 10 tram you for a pcrma-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; cngineenni.? proJccts I 1 k e that k i nd of ofterin~ yo ur services M 2501 Harbor Blvd, Costa 92630 deli catering firm 18 yr" nent pos1t1on in our r k /th S challenge+bave 3 yrs with an Jd in the Job anagement Mesa .. J..aalUla Hil'n sh Stock & s ho wroom wor 1ng w e r . .1 ...,.,. ... ,.,._ea..... ---·-------Pnntedcl-w'tboa-• mfr or older,mustberruilure ... "' oppmg .-natn""'r We are sc· k Ren ofc exper Call Wanted c11leg0 rv. Phone ~-•-IMHS ''" "' & bl <'en~r s tore. Xlnt work· person for locaJ lightJ .... .... ~-.~ · ·"e iun A~ •J ~·1~l!s •JDES hiring trainees. $3."c pr a e lo work well d -.. 1 n g, dep end ab I e. _.,..,,....,.,., ________ 642-5678 A nalionwlde Jewelry co ,_, ~ "' ~ / bli 675 A'"' 1ng con & employee fixture store. ~ll time. 11 a rd w o r k 1 fl g ; n . w 111 le a c h you the 7.J & J.11. CoWltry Club hr to start. 40 hr work w pu c. ........i. benefit:;. Apply to store Good salary It benefits. cUvidua.ls. Xlnt benefits. HetpW..tecl 7lOOHelpW•ted 7100 jewelry business. $?50 a Conv.Rosp,549-3061 week. 3002 S. Oak St. RESTAURAHT manager, Mo nica Ex.p. preferred but not Only those qualified ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••• wk +comm.Noe:icp nec. SantaAna. MAHAGEtl Hollaway, 770-1001, essential. Apply in ple.ue call . ,...----------------Will train. For appt call NURSES AIDES Printed Circuit Drillers J Broad exper In fine din· Moran Drapery Stor~s persoo. 222 Victoria St, 581-~ Ullian INVESTMENT ~~4GEMEHT ~eE~~~i~E:P•M.1Pes66mal· ~~~~~~need ~r ~f~~~ ~~ew:i:::~ 1-~-llf_s_~_or_e_s_s_e_r11_•_n_g_s_o. ~CM~·~64&~:n~:n~~~~~ FACTORY WORKHS O! t.e .,. CM 0 resume and picture to. H..._ w-.1......~ ........_ W CeraDllc casters & other s Reliable person or cou. n r.-ProdllctfollT,-.. Classified Ad IH04, Daily 'S"I"' ~ 7100 ~ -.d 1100 (lime ~1tlons open for ALES pie to manage their own ... URSR~ •IDES Rubber hose products. Pilot. PO Boie 1560. "~ta ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• day&nightshafts Nocx AMWAY distributor " -" Irvine are M t """" µer nee. Start $3 Jl('r hr. business. Start spar e Day shift. Xlnt beos ti a. us pass Mesa. Ca. 92626. J ti "th t t t 0 "1yvie""Conv Hosp,.,,,..,., co. P yslcal Including flEPHONE SAlES nene llls. Apply an Prl'!>ll~1ou.., ~econd trust deed tn\'ei.tmenl me WI ou mves men Th...,unn· .. Ave.""M ,.,_, back xrays. Call Corl•--------· person, Vohann or fmn I'\ .. cekmg .m experienced :;ale"i(ICN>On & buald 8 ~i:ure future. \; appt,54().7839. E.O.E. RESTAURANT Calaforn1a, Inc. 34215 lo ~ell pnfllc OranJ?e Cnunly residl•ntiRI 646-7989 MUISES AIDIS SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Dohe ny Park Rd, loan,,. MAHICUlllST Prol>ertyMgmt Co.needs JACIColN caplStrano Bearh. For eitclus1ve beauty Need&ed~g1've ~sender MR~.!1t be&t!~~r~dlcelnnseaell THE IOX lJCJs immC(Jrnte openings (or: FET FOOD • rut lJP:>e day /evening po&itlon.s now 11va1J. COUNTBHaP CASHIB .\COOIC App\y l o PerlOf\ between 2-4 pm dady Lc.JJ• Sher't lnt--' ~Harbor Blvd Cost.a Mesa. •<'ross from Fedoo. 979-&aH) Trade your old atutr for oew 1ood1es with e Classified ad. 642·5678 Prt•ft•r Individual with good investor base ..... • --.--. T I .Ju.-. Sal R allll Real t:.stale sales license. salon. P flime. Exper lovtng care to the elderly are.as of property m gmt e e,..._,,.. n ept •sah:lllvn nee. 552-38.13. patients. Wiii tra in including leasing, main-COUNTY Thi.s i.'t an exceptional 01>Portun.ity ror an M J\ N r cu R r s T = qualified p ersonnel. t.eoa.nce4'leaal upects. '8SOHNEl Full or pa rt t i m e. Exceltent Jn1h vidual Wit.h :success 1n Se<'untics Sales .,._ bll h d Earn wblleyou learn. All Submit resume & salary h •• and l0<>king to enter 8 i;irowth oriented .c.ota 5 e salon in sbi/t8 avail. Apply, 1445 req'd toClassllied ad no. co~pany ·~llf>f1ts Paid vacation, industry without tht.' roncern or market =.M~~r~.~~s':i~ &.aperior.N.B.662-2410. 291, c/o Dally Pilot.. PO ~=l~tec!°8iill~hJA~~ holiday:.-., cmµloyce discoun (s. decline. Must have exper. In Nursing =.l.560.Cost.a Mesa,Ca both full-time and pU'\· Enter U challenging world of acrvlic:s. Call 645-.,.,..., ..... S Ume for " U •• IS telephone :.ale~ Ex<'ellent commission s('ht>dule permits ., ·-· "" a,.,p can..., unlimited l)el"SOllal J(rowth 11nd lrnmedlate MAMJCUIJST Rellefaupenltort for 7-3 r.,a.i.ertcTedt :!'~:ver. Apply In Income. Present ln\•estment Coun.'lelors earn F\lll or p /time for bu!Sy &3-U. f/time ll·7 cllarge $1004/Montb. Apply at I f•""OOOOO 11 nurses P e r sonnel Offi ce, u m nimum o .-, . annua y Costa Mesa Salo ra · L-.a FalrvlewSt.ateHospitel. '40-1031 •" 250 H bo Our loans are wrlttt>n to ottr;irt sophl:'lticoted 3·11 medicallorui. Good I ar r Blvd. Costa !nve'!to1·5 sei!kinit secure 111vl.'!!tmunL' wuh MAT UR E W 0 MAN snl & fringe benellts. 1_M_e._a_. ______ _ yldds uv(•r11~mJ1 '2'{ p /tlme t o wel<'omc Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, Pff Front OfOce assist newcomers & contact 661 Center ~t. C M Exp . prfrd . Busy Coll £l(\?C. v r .at 714 $'14-3824 merchants. flexible hrs. 548·SSIJS. pcdfatric ore. 4~1380 JACK IN THEIOX Zll 1 l S. A•oloft Wi .... Oft (Comer of Sepulveda &Avalon > NEWPORT EQUITY FUNDS, INC.. 620 Neu.port Center Orivt, Suitt 211 NtWP,Ort Beoch, Colif omia 92660 Need car, Ute typing. OMCEH .. • 547-3095. ..... ---------• J , Herber t H all St•lllng nnythln1t with e Jewellers needs I/time 0~1ly Pilot Classl(t\-'<I Al'I oHlcc help. i\pplr In Purc hasing Manager (213)830~ Career position for b a tilmt pie mBtter person, 3333 Brlsto St. Ju.1l cal f\42·5678. CM CSo.Cout Piasa) mature take-charae In EctuaJ Opportunity dMduaJ to head pu.rchu Employu M/F Int & ahlppln1 dept. Call~~~~~~~~ ~ .. Jl•m. Want Ad Help. . .,. . ... .4ppl1 In Penon s ..... a~•l.Co. S-ta Ano Central SeniC4 400W. W~or A•e. I ...... i r ... Ht>lp W •t.d '1100 Hcfp W •••d 1t00 .,,..c.. 10 I 0 ........ 1050 Mlxll-o. 1010 t4rc I , ... IOIO lhurlday Ju"• 8 1978 OAILYPILOT 07 .•••.••................ , ...•.........•...•..•.• •··················•••· SUt1Ula WOlll 11 "'~~ \ 11 p I\ 111 .,. .. r, •Id ldr 11• > r~ fOISTUOIHTS ~"'' 111 ~w .. Hiil• lW"t old 11.-malu:r \\•ltor tM17 rtt brul pr"~nsta'\I IS lht l'I ~k •I\ lpm dap w•rr ava polh'Y •C'tl\ll) ru.u & '' \ Must WA~ OltJ"U l'.o t M~O. i.u· "~O be la+ e .. 11 ti ll ... ,g,, ... b'T51712 ~u..urn1 ~ suteo.u OtitLY tu Ul'U\tr 0 .,1, f>tlut ftclr11 frl't .. u:r (; I'; bun.tin w t•rntn Re l''rllilll fn·c 11 ~·u ft u•ed t. ..,luff r ' .. r "urt.: .. kend' o nly I'' r'loll ll IS yn uld ~ 0110 <11.111~ "•n ur l.ar e 'lt"1ol ~ r'> \\lbatie .Xlnl cond lluu ""•~Un .u11J J l(uod Sl75 964 2303 SUMMBJOIS B o at ia ''c mbl Y M • ll" ff'lm Oa~ 11r "'ibt 1lm an.: n •1 ord f'bon<' AsHo. 1015 bl.! •3~1 .and .i~k Cor ••••••••••••••••••••••• )hilts W e lrJ 1n MacGregor Ytlchl:>. lb31 Pla~t.ia CM I brr) S.'f'l~v F.~llAl. 0 I' PO RTIJN ITY E\1f'l,OYl:.ll ·r ----\\'arehou~e ail or • part II mt'. t\ 1 lnvunt.ory dt>rk for elcc· F',.asc, In Fti~h•on 1'1nnd Ironic part..'I d11jtnhuLor Pleasant illorkani.: t•ond1 full lai:ne Ur 9.6 A l · t1ons Cull t:.ulor :.hop A v 11 ~ t C M · ~~ b rngr. 64-1 ~70 Ml't'nrrnark 1S. tioe1 !'rachers. prt• .,dwol & lower elem(·nt<1 r\ Wiftoow TlntillCJ Trahtff ruauc F'\.IRNITURE •All:TION* FRJOAY 7:30 PM. 1De1&1en1 Wtlcome) REPOS SM. BANKRUPTCIES STOCK LIQUIDATION MASTERS AUCTION 2075~2 N1iwport lilvd CM 833-U62S 646-8686 l!radel> ~·9'.173 Ovcr21 &44 8-UM llcycliK 1020 J'elephone Sohc1ta1to11 WOM EN < 2 l over 40 :•••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt opportuni~, for p 1' FULL TI M ~ 1 n t'I u d . SchWUUl 10 Spd & c rwser wurk w F''i pay poten ~kn<b, 5am lpm, 4pm· Moving mus t :.ell ual 848·9tr. nudrughl Bu:.y N li ofc. _900-__ 17_58 ______ _ No sal~. P H or medical w I Tele~ho1•0 •1pc·rJtor £-:xp cJCJ,!t'r helpful Refs estern F yer three lle.1re<l T:, pc .io wpm, Call f\4214~· 9.5 r:~~-~heel h1cycle with carry· plea sing manner req ·niurs mg basket. Ong tires Sll.lar. depends on quahl S1.2S1caan. 540-3622 .;f.6.0606 WOOD WORKERS c-,_ & ,• 1 h .1'1.11blllm1•n. Assemblers. s.-.i_..... 1030 e ep one 1nll'n 1ew1•r!> .....,..r--'" I .. N J e ~aw worker~. S:in-••••••••••••••••••••••• ocatc11. in ' ewport d~rs & Famshers. 2 yrs NIKKORMAT FT E l1eacr P,;!4~1101 '>urwy cxper nee Xlnt pay & • . 2. x ...... • fnr ge neral con· benefits . Apply 312:$ W cond. Incl body, 5-0mm trt1ctin11 lw devl'loprni•nt MllcArihur Bl d SA hms. case & strap. Under firm rr,Jm Lake Ar .:. -v ·• · · warr. will sac $200 1 owhead Si.OU hr I.lase Would you llkl' a job that 646-9867 ~ <.ubsta nt au l l'tirn 1s ea!iy, furi.'v rcwardmg.Slunon ----.B-m_m_s-·o_Ull_d_m--o-vie ''""~•on Teleph(lne in Then d111I n us number ll•rv1eow 11> ~ero pn•ssure i•ves 53l-IJH.tZ proj, nu, $140 /\lso adlt & we d~1te only pers on sound & s ilent hims n1·I thllt urc JlO'>Slbly Merc:handi-se Mmm him splicer. m .•••.••.•.............• lkcorator c ho1<"r In 1ng, di.nlnl( bed I u rru tu re " 11ccn.onc Much:rn & Prov1nc111l Like new l'11ll bt'l\\Cen 12 2. rn (WM or clro11 lly Jl S37 Pm rt11mtory Or W '\ tt lk· • .ut Mahote furn fur din In¥ rm ml Ith tbl. ti ch rs. bul fttl , ch1n11 c 41bnt , M!n \•r Will i.t'll cmpll or ~eparut e Total cost Sl.100 Will lH'C('p\. bit ofr over $1000 645·7857 eovi. Bab) l1ne ('nb & dr~:ier $50. ~·\SW Chrome RentwolXI typ<' rocker, blk 11eat & bac·k SOO. Cull 557-11247 art 5pm. Clai.:.1c Antique white, Med1t 5 pt bdrm set King ::.it~ w 1matt.'hin1< cstm i.pread $2000 \ Jlu1• Llkl' new corid !st $600 lakes 646·2136 duys. 646·6595 eves. ---- PORTAllLt: HAR w /4 ~tool :. M arble11cd Padded armrests Co:.t $1000 &!II for $6CJO ~ 549 Jll92 -------2 pr. twin box :.pmg & mattre:.!.. excellent cond 9i5 pr 645· 1876 ----- Old Berkey & Gay Empire !>tyle drt'l>ser. must sell. Make oflt-r 847·2123 Washer and l)ryn S6S tor prur Lart:e dinette tabll• 1seat:. IH SlO Kroehler ~or.i 1n neect ol re upholsll'ry free Mov· In~. mu_.,t -.ell by June 14. &15 9'~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS u ro11away bt:c:t. very from your bu.sincu ciard aood shape s:JS Admiral Smd o~ card fur ci.ch TV. c.tbinet type. color. ta& plus one 11pare We SOOd cond $75 536·6142 IOIO ,.._. & O")CIM 8090 1oGt1. roww 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~n lat~rea~~v~n ~ngt 1l Fatber'a Oay Girt Idea. !Map. meeting airline For l'ale. existing t o reqwremcol3 Prt1· University Athletlc Club vent loss & theft! For a inemt>ersh.lp. $32S tncl':i personalar.ed tag encloee tranbfer foes Alt 3pm. w11lpaper, fabrH' or _642_·_31_87 ______ _ "Oiay Glo" paper & we Carpet. s uper bvy ptuah. will back & lnm your fudge brown . 200 s q . tags Or try two cards ~. Less lhan whlsl at back t.oba ck S7 per sq. yd. Balboa PRICES· Cirpet Mills, 1374 Logan. $2eaor3/~ <.: M 54&-8181. 415 tags $1.60 eu 6/9tags $1.SOea 10 or more $1.40 ea Sales Tax Lnclud1:d King Tut tickets, June l2lh llam S40 for 4, sep $1S. Cull 847-4960. NO CARD? Draw your o wn or send (21 King Tut Tickets name. address. phone & Thurs lpm & 3pm June ll. we'll rnake one card per _S7_.so_e_ac_h_._548_·2.538~--- tag. Add 25< each. One pair wrought iron de· Send check or money or· corauve outside ligbts. derto. Si!:5 !J5S.2SSS rtLOT PRIMTIMG --· ------ P.O. Box 1560 American Inte rnational Costa Mesa.Ce.92626 vacation club <CICI. sale/trade.' 1976 pnces. (Vegas Spee. J 673-0867 Designers Leftovers L1v rm Brldml $400 /ofr Sofa tble $65. Lg Ant. chair sooo. Bdrm rum SS0-5400 Antiques S20 up Hdbrd & spread $22S. Sleeper sofa $125 Sat & Son 9-5 332 Evenmg Canyon Rd c.:dM Fold.uig can.I table & fold mg chwrs. hkc new $45 ~2SSS Outdoor powe r vacuum s weepe r ·l.1ndell. ideal for g.arden & patio ma int 2 hoses. A·l cond n50 for sale. 2 elec ktlni.. 1 & 2 Superton" F.lel" oriian. cu f\. cood lih81)(", hurdly uaed Call 540-7805 Xlnt cond SlOO ~ -------- Oval II' yellow & white l 9 I 0 K 0 E JI L E k 1hag rug w /fnnge ~~ CAMP8ELl. cond. MO. '76 Pucb sohdwalnutupngbt.on.i Me>ped$30064&-6145 cond Beaut uct1on & Raequel Club of ln11ne tone. Apprai1>ed ul l™>O. Cam membership 11100 mWit 811<' S.'500. l--49Z·2674 +transfer. NB AtbJeue 'Ibomas organ EZ Leslie Club Mbrahip $125. 2_ pr apkra Sacr•hc~. col>l flllOW Skis. Land &aller $l$()0, lSl Ofr StJlS takes 1325. &M-4832 It 675-1712 Warr Mhal••-s.wt.cJMecMMs 1093 W.e.d IOI I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Slnaer straight needle-. m OIJIENTALIUGS cabinet $.'l5. Wardrobe and tapeatdes wunted. SiS. ti73 8175 Complete sales & service SportWJ Goodt 8094 by experts. Shah 'n Shah. ••••••••••• •• •• •••• ••• • M7·1400. Skas· llOcm o r l<tOcm. poles. boots.s12c "'"'or 5 968-1486 Young couple needs free FUm & hsebold items & will pick up. 646-8120. Racquet Ball mem· berslup Great deal 1:; IOll -'p_n_c_e_C_a_l_I S36 __ 'l'l_l_.i __ Makal .... .,.. .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• TV'. Radio. PA system. mlxer. amps . HIR. S....-.0 1091 monitors. cabinets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• microphones. etc. The Speakers. Sansu1. l p r ~ra ce Is right. cal~ X7SOO&lprLMJ30 Both ~ wknds & aft ti cost $1000. Must sell Best wkdys. offer. 768 1407 FenderShowmanTop, DX608 Xmtr & Vfo'O Xlnl $100. cond. Sl40 30 watt 2Mtr HEYER DUPLICATOR Baby nursery items : 642·23:! FM 4 freq A C Hvr matrlung "ammal talk Excelsior processional W/l'ryslal SlOO. 962 1900 955-2555 $100. Model 70 complete· ly rebuilt. used l time. I ncludes c hemical & paper Call 1·737-6449 pattern" X Int cond Aecordian. 120 bas~ 2S" Color TV. ~ t y r 493-7425 631·5417aft6pm warr. fr~ del & set up FUiiy equipped 10 gallon Office "9.Whre & ~~wport Blvd C.M SEA RAY BOATS Now Open Until IPM 7 Days a week ONCE A YEAR CLEARANCE Serve $6.370. 30 Sp ortbr1dge. twin vs·s. t11m tabtl. elcc.tnc reCn g & st.ove. doclt side power. s how e r . 200 f(allon tucl, many extras I onJy Stock #6.12 SonSl.532 2'1' t.:xpress Cnnser V8. lrlr. electn c refng. dock side power. tnm tabs wipers. 100 gallon Cuti. loaded 2 only Sto\·k C631. 673 No dealer !> ple<ii.e ScrY• SJ,245 24· Cuddy Cabin. V8. IJ'lr. loaded. Ready to ftsh. f1s· hermen's delight. Only one Stock •SS4 San Sl,893 20· RunabouL. V8. trlr. one only. Stock #S70 HARRISON'S SE.ARAY 3101 Coast Hwy. N.B. 631-254-P Mesa Ven.le Country Club Used stereo componen~. e~~~~~~~~~ aquarium + beautiful ~....... 1015 shells. etc, $45. 646-5308 • •••• ••••••••• •• • •• • •• • a\/:11la lilt.• fnr Ion~ tt•rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• stamatac X·JO t•amera j l> !> o c I.it 1 o n Nu" Antiqgn 8005 out{!t 7~·3258_. ___ _ ~mnk1n~ Alph.1 l Yl'C ••••••••••••••••••••••• Asanuma 80·2.50m10. auto 1..er..onnel reqwn·d Star\ AMERICANO/\K worn telephoto lcn~ 1mmed1atl'ly, 211 411 Lar~est Selection w1Ccino11 mounlli $185 or hr~ wk in 1:J ·'''"' in Orange County IJestofr 497 2351 Lea\e namr ,\, n11mh1·r Stewart Roth Antiques ,..,...._ 8035 Owner Movm~. Pool table Membership, full equity (Int 'I> like new. 3112'x7' membership. Outstand· W/smglc pc. s late, gold ing investment. Save nylon cover . 7 cues. $3,000 thru Pvt Ply. Abk· bridge. set of balls mg $15.000. 968·4507 eves w/wood r ack. ceiling hte aft 7PM GlANT KOi 18 .. 24 ..... ,11 WTB: MICRODATA or • ·..,.,, BASIC FOUR 8 way ~a~h or oHer for all Asynchronous Com - &:i6-0ll7 municalions controller . Back Paclt Blower. yard Shebas t a. Cintl. Oh. bac sweeper. vacuums. 1·513/474·1760 l..afayelll:! AM tFM rec. f'tscher amp, Sans u1 trnlbl Bst ofr. aft 5pm. 846-8474 o · R ya n C 1 966 > fiberg lass. 15-0HP. 1/0 OMC. New pa111l. cpls, seaLo;, bait tank, bilge Motorola AM/FM stereo. pump. prop. compa::.:.. auto tn·dash. SSO Muntz etc. C0twt top (full •vr·~ auto reverse w1r~orct. Eng & o ut d r ivA A I under dash. l'ass dec k S3950 C311586-174S. w an'>wer111i; st:r\ ll'l' 75() E Dyer Rd S.A ....,_. 714 759.0790 lat Nwpt Fwy> 751-8922 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Persian k1tlens. Cl:''A re ~1slere<l Xlnt quality beauuful long hair From show parents G38 9308 fixture & wall rat·k $600. --------- 7,eruth Music rtr w 124" Newport Beach Tennis Color TV, ,\M •FM Stereo Club Limited number of radio & rt>cort.l plnyer tcnr11s & swim mem Btn cond SS0049'J·'1212 berslups avail 644-0050 Donl> noor macb. 645·1826 aft 5 TEAK Top Desk S70. 15" s 835·,0211 Pager 9 476 & c Elec typewriter an.yUme w /stand. S75. 642-8211 $2600 copier w/supplies SAV I NGS Old Town Copies Crm books. Cur· CYI'·32A Copier w /cabinet rent model Qwck snle s tand. s upplies. etc. S600 968-5543 Perfect for new business $100 Marantz 50'.!.58 cass . -dec k w i dolby S2 3S. 19 Glasspa~. l60HP Merl' ~aran lt 6:f00 dirt.'cl Cruu,er ~tern Dn\'t' dnve turntable w 1new _S20001bstoCr. 6i54229 _ cartndge $22!> Or bei;t Classic 25• dbl ender Bay fclephoneSa lc:. Antique Music Boxes' EARLY BIRDS! Slot Madunes! WORK 8:30-1 Cloe~' for f\."ft In iruGESELECTION ~Aft~, ,.:;::.=a. MOOMERS! C)pf>n Wed thru Sat SLEEP IH & 1802 K1ltenng. In Woric 1 ·S 1714 1 75'1-1777 We h;ne '>Ometh1ng for _ _ everyone 1r you Like to • * * * * * tJlk 011 the phone VISIT WE'RE FO!l YOU l JONATHAN BIXBY'S Hetse JlciY uboH min WHOLESALE AMER & 1.1.a~e Add rnmm1:.:-.1on & BRfTISH ANTIQUES . llOnu.sel> to Y•JUr ha1>c ~;.y l'iEW f'.ONTAINF:H lor !ugh e11rnmµs Sll1 THlS WEEK Ut!nl!. 1111>0 l1nd thlli J O 2911 Croddy Way 1de:il Joh Sanl.4 Ana Ca 540-2911 CAll ' .. 833-8095 Ant1q con:.ole tbl. Coffee TIME·LlfE I l~I anllq. walnut veneer. Kini:·sz Ort ho fna ttn'!.!., xlnt cond 2 yrs u:.e. $7:> $25. Mature femal l' 7315110 Siamese Sealpo1nt 1\46-2784 or 644-3462 1040 •..•.....••.•••...•••.. Golden Retriever pu11- p1es. A.KC i'"1eld & show pet Shots. wormed. rat.Sed w ITLC. Xlnt dasp (213) 425-1.561 --------- 9 Wk old AKC Reg Labrador. m ale pup Champ Clfthor . lov m g mother Don 675·5511. 673 72;)2 DOG TRAINING Pvt classes & lx>archns John Marlin 548·0059 l\1nR .,1. bl•d w heJd hn,1 rel good cond & SJ'll'Jrl, S85 Twan bt-J Sl~. ~tM>d tond 963·9698 4 PoMcr Twm beds. dres!> 1nl( lbl. mte stnd. h1boy 1·hc:.t. Lite mahog Solle! wood. Quuhly rum. $<WO 548·1066 -------De corn t or rhn1 r Gm blul· broca1k S75 Ca II ~· 100ti 2 Twn brl :.r\s w /frames, ~ l':J, 2 yet wrghl iron hubrd~ S!!; l'il ;\1 µI ehl'S( S50 C:ill li73-2t>:l!I • • ~nina & i:lasl> 1;.12 8552 ubnlrie~. Inc.. --M I n I a l u r ~ f' l' m a I l' h1uul Opp Em11l~r ru t jf'rom ,, ·u nuse of the &:hnauzers w1papcrs !:I :i p t• lorn er i:roup + m.llch111a.t lamp SlSO Rollaw ;1\' hcd $25 5ijl} :1>17:t .1 fl 51' ~I ---------•· W1•rk J\ory whllt• wks old. Si.Ill & pepper Gcroglt Sale 8055 YOU flX THEM Washer, dryer . TV s bike:.. vacuum 673-0710 MOVIMGSALE Beaut decorator items All excellent cond Matchin~ !>ofa/loveseal Dunrnn Phyfe drop l~JI table Sml coffee tbl Wai.her & Dryer 1Gas1. etc. Al PJ'l ce:. you won 1 believe. 6754035 Must sell 19 Pc Stam I<'!.:. S teel Wat e rl e:.:. Cookware. Rl·v'd 2 as wedding gifts. Va lue $350 ... Asking $250/bst 731·2390 Marilyn WAMTED Old model airplane k1t!I Dig ·em out & call or tinng them in to TM Hobby Stop 7i4 w 19tb. &:i6-6709 Rou>-Tlller ll HP 4 spd + reverse. 1 y r old $325. 962·1887 .., ... Ply Hrdwd s torage boxes 24"x43"x50" ~ & SlO ea 642·0705 Si mm o n s Elect ri c Hospital bed. fully ad· Justable, s ide rails. mat· tr & overhe ad he lper. Xlnt cond. SS95. 552·6380 betwn 9am -noon. Power reel m ower . lawn sweeper. Laundry s ink 2329 Fordham . 751-6604 Mfl'l9Uf R.,,octucti°" Cleari"9 Out or as back up. Prints copies Crom s 7 /8 to 14" $350. 644-4760 ofCer 497·2351 Boat. Palmer 4 gas eng. loah & Marifte needs some work Best Equi...-..t orfer Call 644·9530 Ask for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rick fi'ile cab. 4-dr. $60 Sanyo G ---dictaphone <cost S289 t11eral 90 I 0 '73 Unifllte 23· Salty Pup. nuJ, $1 25. Exec desk ••••••••••••••••••••••• au1.0 pilot. VHF. depth worth $1~· ($475 nu). Ex· Electn c Pnncess s tove. J linder. tnm tab. bait ec bigbback chr. $65. burner/oven $JOO. Onan tank, B1m1na top, compl Adler acctg electronic generator. 3KW d1e::.el. ftshlng boat w /xtra fuel c alcula tor. $135 <cost $300 Maserator head -tank . Twin turbo s 2 3 9 n u ) . new ~o. 714·646·2939, charged rebll eng s. rt.'· 768-3258 /586-0529. Wkdays ady for the sum me r , _..._ S(laS()l'I. Slip avail. $13. 700 om 8087 or best offer. cau Jerry ••••••••••••••••••••••• or '~ at 848·.,...,.., days. Mcryo't ltrd Fann q:= J..S. 1\ k eve~-8984 ~ All kin~aged & -:. --'73 BAYLlNE R. 17'. 130 a via""" birds. 646•2200 Small freighters for sale hp I 10 . Asking $3900. Ask .. , •Travel .tround the 1orJ1mb'75·0812 Ulasa Apso F Papers & world m comfort. 201-, ft Penn Yan Ex shots 494-3526 or TI0-8824 •Take family & Cnends ptorer. 2'l5 H.P. Chrysler Terry AND yourcatordOJt inboard wionly 565 hr!-> •Has 11ctrv1ty. safety & F.n~ m gd cond Boat new smooth:.a1lang 19':<! Onl!. owner ha::--T-;.'"'R ......... l....,EE ~ Frt>lll'h & Outrh furn (;hamp background . ~ '"""" ~cretaare desk, Louis 559-4331 :>l;.irl vour t·arct.>r 1n XJV arm chair d1splav hankm~ Not>'!~rrt>qd t·ab . dtning' ta ble· Hu:.k1e-Collre mix pup ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Tie r ~1ft gondo ld. Make Me an OH er Authentic h andcrafted c hina cupboards. fll't?l>1dl! benches. coHee tables. dough boards. bahy c radles. bp1ce racks Cobblers benche!>, doll cradles. padded bar & babblmg brooks. Complete Parakeet eqwp m ent . large c4ge . pla ybox. etc. S5 0 ~~ ()perale as a kept ext·d l'<tr1• Umque carJ(o earner t.unnel dnH· allow:. eas) !S 2 5 II u r r ~ 1 ('a 11 poll'>hed lilack venetian p1el>, 8 weeks old $5 FREE < am1·ra Poluro1d mdl garage sale :.ii:ns while 250. xlnt. w 1portra1l Jt supplies last 64.5 7221 lach. rdwd dog b!.I! ~1064 ; ll!r.!·3441 ev:. •Pay lesl> lhan a :.mall trlmg Gd o~e:m. lakt-.or \i1t•hPle Kuhn YIO 50111 inar ble top i dining eat·h SuelllnJt & Snt·lhnl! n chr::.. merl~llion a rm 552 0355 :-. .. W\Jl•rt 1kJ1·h t\a.tcm) l'hdar C'h1ppen<lale com -AKC Doberman, (em 6 \340('umpus Ur 111odt'. h1ghlJa1·k a r m m os Blac k /R ui.t ~ r .. w Truc k On..,crs "' c•ha1r .c0Hec table;mar· Champ line $350 . . bit· lop. side table. mar 7cn 1206 rt . 21 l)t'rd l op PilY Appl) .tiletop&shel! MORE' -· a ->Pm ___ ---r c7wJowing,IOllOln1n l-'nvateParty4S7-4021 · 112 yr old Great Dan<'. h 1 1 Jf •• \ i • 8642·1252 _ A KC reg. s hol!i etc. W tdiffReatty TRAt ... EE \Oak. tbls, l·hrs. dressers. Male. 493-8666 " " sec ys, ch1na cabs. $95 & ----------1 S Pr kitchen set $25. trun llJOd> man 'YPc t.11c.U up Much more• 642·7347. Two male Shellles. tn col· die lied & mattress $40 W4l(.<lworkan!( &. m1·1 h I - -or. IDWjl 11acnC1ce. $50 Ski. dothes & misc 2Slt>2 J Pl 1l udc nee. Pnm Pach. 498·2068 Northrup Dr. Lag HJUs 4·c1rc-er po:. l(lr qu:1l1f11·rl :1ppbcanl Call ~~IH~~r.1 l><•twn 7 llaltl for 11ppl lt ,11nl"C!i sa hr. dc1>t·ntl. ri•I, 6' hJrd w1trk1n1-? I II n I t () r I a I {' ii I 11 , 5!l o:~z1 <1:n1 l'r:..vt-1 ll~t'nt nt•t•d1•1t for I 11 r i; e d u l o n1 J t c ti :"lt>wport twal'h u,ecnl'\ \11n1m11m 2 "" reu·nt 1''1>t'n1•m·l• 111ll'r11.1llonJ I ~ 1Jum~llc cornmt·n·1.tl .. atp, :--.ilurv l'um m l'n l.11rat1• w 0 1th ~·"' r11:nen1·e R:l.'Hl61R TRA YR AGEtfT ·'l'"' l'Orl In Int' M 111 .I • r-. "°<l>t>r Cd II 7')'1 I!>~ 'lr11tl.. l>nv1-r &t ,.,rt1 m a a n I , · n .1 n r t> ( o r I hl•tn1 l',J I l UI ll•l I'll &lb 270I) I r u c k n r 1 " l' r . e x pcncnccd Fnr bottom dumps Must know 41''1 transmission Over 25 ~ til74 *GIANT* 3 Hour Anti~ue Sale OBI'S AMTl9UES Sat o..fy JUM I 0. 7'Mto IOPM 50<: OFF t::XlSTING STOCK 20'; Ol-'f' REPRODUCTIONS s.50,000 inventorv DOM-Y MISS THIS SALE KJ22GardenGrove Bl No credit r1.1n:b unepted G G 6J8 3013 •AMTl9UES• lhmd1crafls, Plants SWA.PMHT Sw1d1ty. J une 18. 9·4 Santa Ana Colle~e <Bn stol & 17th Sls) Exhibitor Sp. Available (714) 8D2-5011 Typist 1R ercptionist for Or Co. Press Club FnetoYou 8045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S mos. Blk Lab/Irish :c;ct- ler. M . Gd w /kids . f;,\l>-78&t Lab-Huskae mix. 1 yr, good w /ch1 11iren. M alc Nds lrg ynrd. ti44 2707 I 0 Yn AccumulatiOft Something for Everyone Dls hws h e r. woo d e n wheelbarrow. furniture. Some <intiqoes & muc·h mi sc Bargain s GALORE 1746. ~5 Anaheim. C'osta Mesa 9 Lovable max (;l)Cker. 2 yrs •l•o~6~. ~Fn~/~S~al~/~Su~n~~-o Id . s paye d . l1kt•s children Needs good Irvine T<'rrace !::s tale home 496.JR67 Sale. F'rl /Sat 9 to 3 424 5 Male pupp1el> l>ol:wrman Angelita Dr CdM & afghan 7 or 8 wks oht 557-6843 Poodle Te rrier m1:\, Fem .. housebroken 957 1386 Lil: Garage & Yard. Sele. Thurs-Sat. 9·5. Lots of antaque items. old pre ssro glass. collccl1ble:-.. dolls, & many mtSl' thmgs. 21702 Impala Ln. 118 . Bushard & Ila rru l LOn. ------- Wt! re moving. nd hm for Hlk Lab. 6 mo's, fem . 1033 P 11rkhall Dr. C M ~5779 NOON FRIDAY. 8602 ~a· ble. 11 B Lots or good bargarns . Pree Puppies. 6 wks old. have shots. 631·3026 47 Bethany. Irvine, Sat ----------9·5. Sofabed, maple Yr old Au11trfferner mix. hdbrd. end Lbls. night Fem, hus all 11hots, & stncls. maple tbl. 9"12' _s_p_ay_N_._644_·_1982_? ____ , braided rug & misc. rlental omce wantt.'<l F.x * A.rPRAISALS• pent-nee prefC'rred. Cull --FwWtur'9 8050 Hon.. 1060 ff44.0fiH3 AflplCWllCH 80 I 0 •• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ----------······················· Typist. rcpru Mui;t bet.he F' R G H T O AM AGE O ht>.,l! E>.penl·nce on llCYJ'POINT SALf: 3308 Xerox 800dual tape Like w warner nr Harbor .:raph1cs. & \'11r1ety Santa Ana 979-2921 • **I BUY** •QH• Ciood u.,ed FUmiture & " " Appliances--OR I will Mare clabber bloodline. sell or SELL for You. Registered 8 years old. Afghan salver $350. 10 m o home would co:.t bay boat VI IF radio old Blond1s1lver $350. •Forsll:es & pnces Replacement \JIUE.' new IJrown vln.> I C-OU('h, lo\'~ !><'Ill. plu.s corrce tblt.>. end tblc $400. 551·4 l2A Come & See Champ lane, papers ENSIGN YACHTS reportedly Sl2.000 Ask 673-4388 &SHJP BROKERS 111~ $7500 Rt.~ 673 6S9!1 548·11.'.ll 675-4!650 Hu:. bM·-1760 Custom made drv bar on casters. Lighted mix area . Firs t $100. 1884 Monrovia. Apt,, No Reasonable ()(fer ReCused 1 • 231 Cabrillo CostaMeH I Rear > "'---& <>rgc.s 8090 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ·~~28~1~6~La~f a~y~e~u~e~. ~N~B~ •STORY&CLARK• 1- •CAllM CRUISER* Is Your Proressaon HOME REPAlRS'! This ts a Pnvate P arty Sale!! PHOHEMATE Did you know you can place a classified ad In w I war r a n t Y . S 7 9 . the Daily Pilot Service w /remote Sl49. 750-3791 Directory for a whole Roger Brown month for as little a s 1 _ _;;; _______ _ Sl.62 per day? i''or more Make your s hopping information. call ewmr by Wling the Daily 642 5678 Pilot Clusified Ads . 1..lke New • S6SO 631·5417 aft 6pm WURLITZER Etec. Organ Rhyth m base Xlnt cond. $.'500. 631·2595 afl.5 pm Thomas Organ J ester. mdl 132 all acc. moving mst sac. orig $1300 now $700. xlnt cond. 538-9484 Have something lo sell? Cla!18ilied ads do it well. ~..:Y//////J.r.r.r.r~.r/.r~ ....... ~ ........ ,,_,,.,...,_,/////-'/-'////.r..r/..r.r.r~. ~ Fun Funni ~ ~ es ~ ~ ~ s ~ .or ~ ~ Fabulous Fathers ~ ~ . . ~ § Th is Fathers Day do something different with an ~ § "A.D FOR DAD" greeting all the world can share~ § on Sunday, June 18th. ~ loah.MartM ~ ....... 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAMTTO SEU! T w o c o I! 1 n ,. synchon1 ser s. two anchors. 30 amp deck cord. depth n asher. mast light, swim ladder. pole holders & a comijlctc f"1· quench holo n s'ystem Call Dale at498-2709 loah. Poww 9040 18 ft G lasi.par IJ!l hp Mere, depth finder. CB radJo. bait tank w 1 trlr & mny xtras $3995 979 5202 ***** GRAND OPENING WELLCRAR Cdlfomia's LanJ-stlft•etttory "POWER IOA. TS" Bay boat. 18' Lapstrake Classic; Gray l/B Xlnt Boat of the Yew ••••••••••••••••••••••• _S2495 __ 1_lr_a_de_7_59-0260 ____ 250 Nova XL Twn 3-tOhp fORSAU 1975 24 ' Reinell Segdan Bndge. OMC 225. xlra dean. dual statJon. VHI:''. depth rrnder. bail tank. many xlras. Pn<'ed to rnove lest offet'. HARRISOM'S SEA RAY IOATS 3l01 <.;oas tllwy. N B. 631 -2547 30' CHRIS CONNIE '67, FD, twin screws, canvas rm. surveyed May 2. Bris to l . ownr (7 141 436-4054 • L.1s l $2:1. l!l!"> SALE SW.~J5 210XL225Volvt• •I.is l s1 :1. nr, SA I. E Slll.8511 235 Suncrub;cr 2250'.\IC •List $15.395 SALESll.995 51..t&cnrft Oml'ga Ang ler F:v111rude01 U. Alum Boats • Tr111lers. Acces Extr:• MewportlcHltCettht' I SS Newport ll•d. ~ You can crea.te ~our own card_ like the sample ~ § below and bring 1t into any Daily Pilot office or § § you may mail it to the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., § ~ Box 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. The price is S § only $10. Your card must not be larger than the~ ~~: ~ sample shown. § 28 " C h ampion w . Costa Mesa 645-6015 loah.Sait 9060 8 § F1ybndge CF5417R B . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-1t :oble hours·J?ood pay llusy worct proce11sinJl .,l:!rv1ce cenlt•r w1lh photo l}'pesctllnit i\1rpon ..i.ret1. Thl' Of'f1cc 752 (Ni9:1 CASll P/\ID Ws h r 1Dry r s 1R errig working or nut 9SHll33 MASTERS Ji.UCTIOM Sl500. <7 14 ) 737·6449, 646-8686 & 833-9625 _a_fle_r_G_PM_. ---- --------Ho.1hold ~oocb 8065 S ~ ~ i't . .:/.. ~ head. bait tat\k SlecP6 4 •'6' Coro.do 25 ~ ~ ~ S Single Screw. galley, ~s , ~ ~ ~~~~· /v 't,~ ~ s~~ ~~c .. c::~{:: r~ Load:3 ~:C0c rub . CASH PAID ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westinghooae 25 cu.Ct. For gd used furn. anti· Stainless steel waterless ---------1 Gold side by s ide. with ques&clrTV's9S7-8133 rookwa re. 19 pc set . 1cemaker. xlnt $400. dbl 6 PC. bdrm set qual all llCellme warr Days •' _. ing. New VHF. Ex .{)'\ 1..• ancl. depth lander & 11 t C d. · * ) I -VJ/ ~ S brand new. unused 2 way ce en on illon ' S e\ J "'ci.t/'~ ~ PM radio & RD i'' S6SOO 57500 TYPISTS Start work lmmeJ We NtoedN You Yesterday• TYPtSTS StCUTARIH RUQ.IUS 752-1380 between 8·~ Western TEKPOlllT SEUlCCS.IKC 111662 Mncl\rthur Rl v<I ~ake new. $200 wood, ~ke new. S'l.000 1_835-_m_5 ______ _ · \alue,wallsac.639-4530 Mus t sell h ousehold Whirlpool Refnger ator. OAK DESK. 3 x 4• 6 gooc:ts.Callarter5. Sll0/8estoffer. drawers All loc:lui. si2.S. 631-2787 497 3483 PbM<H156 ........, 1070 Speedqueen washer, good NEW 5-PC OAK c~~:~, after 7• BDRM SET. S800 840-2577 an Spm Contemporary white WATER BED. a mo. o ld, refngerator . Contem· kmg, dark wood. bkcmsc porary wood bookshelr. hdbd, air frame m at· 54S-89S2 tress. llfe tame warr DIA.MOHO~ PVTISTATI ~ ~ .1. Q-0~ 'II~"" ~u , § ~\ •"" c.11 "'" ,~~!::~,, S ~ \)'~t' ~ 1977 26' Pacemaker RIJl·YAMAHA 8 _i + ~ Wahoo. twn 155 Chrys . '' .,. xlnt cood., priced $9000 DEALEIS § I below replacement. Call Yachl. Brokerage S 67M241 Us11npWanted! ,, 8 SIMllfliw ..... ~ If you need ~elp C?mposing your "AD FOR DAO'' S s:~~ruc~~d~;~ ex~~~: Yadlts.lits ~ ar:td would .like a httle cartoon in it. please call a ~ sauoo. 831·9395 26~e~~~~~~d. § friendly Daily Pilot Ad-viser at 642-5678. ~ ur l tB lapetrake c1oss1c 1 __ <;_71_:4'....;.6;......73-,,.;.,92.:.:.1_t _ ~ialcHlO lrvmr ---------- S)SO. Call before 2PM. 492.4046 Soli taire appraised si 1 .soo1~.soo. Sl 2.3020 /S 3900 ~.OIY.!/$2400. Other gems. (714) 546-0710 ~ ~ daybo11t. recond. Orey S § mar1ne e ng. Uest 01r. S S Dity M7·58~. eve t>75 0016 MHDHELP? Ht>lp yourself to a Heapina select ion of Quid 1 fwd HoJ)('fu he in the 01\Jl. Y rt LOT IIB.L.P WANTt:O AUS For Cl1tst1ificd Ad ACT10N Calin Dally Pilot AD VISOR 642 !W78 eocree tablt'. :wlld Oak. 1. shaped w /beveled smoke gla,ss. Int 631·3;?22. 64&-03a) C'r<>ld 30fa, I\'. ~<I cood. $75. La.iy Soy l'O(ker. gold tone. ~ 496.2087. ~ Y Olt CIR ci.--8 t-------" ,.._.,.. ,_ 8 '761'roJan 25'. Like new land 30 MK 11 8 -~~·· D91 c~ .. Olf.. ~ Canv311, VHF. must sell. ~11t,~any xtra:>. ·~~ '-' .... IJ-.......,. "'•-· 115.500. 55&·8534 or P.P. Recqueot Club of Irvine g w l..._.c__. ~..421 -5678 ~ 87S-l938 family mcmher:.hlp ~ -v-ot ~ MH836. S!m/blltolfer. 559-0337 § 8 17' 08, Men: ena 12$ HP. , Lancer 25· sloop. like Sell ldleuem.s 642·5678 ~ S lrlr. cover. u .ooo. new. Owner anx1ou:. ~~:i.:lJ":.~:-:~:.Q~~~~~~~:;o:~~~~~~:::::~~.C~iOC!!~O~O~O~D~C~~!O~O~~~~~~~·~~O~O~O~O~D~0~0~">'~'>'!'>'?~?~~!!~~~~~'~0~0!~~~~~67~~~3808~~===========1~49&-~~7(TT1~:::::=:::::::::=~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., 1 DB DAil ' Pll 0 I ~.~ ........ !~.~~~~& tOIO ~~/ t tSO llustlr v. u Ir \lut , hn• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••• •• ••••• • • • • •• • •• • •• "f trd for l.\ 11\•lllnnc ' h ll•llc•I rt-'t (>11lh'm 7ti ll.aw1uk1 l. fl> 000 ::1.:1 ~ti.\lJ il):. ~iu., n ·•l1llrJ11d \ ·'rl\l' & ... , Lo • " 4 Ulll m1l1; , rrwi;~ ..... .., ,., 1~ rru~ p.arh Hull--llt't'd' 1.1:1 ~ !><oen< llt>t-r,.1.a~~m1 ~ n· , .... nt1n11 SllOO 1~ ~ ... ca.-1 ~7 'I' 01rd i.toek 1mma t' Nc11o l'Ol.:Ull' 1213) ljllll llkl2 .76 :lOOD Ow.tic n'<i. "11 op Ul6S Oaravellc convtr\t· l.1005 SUNROOI-' Jtl.000 ble w/ha.rd'oP ....... t soll mi EJ.500/b:;t ofr Ph • ... _ SS8..&5al Good shape. 536-6296 l al .I~ .\ lorni.· ~ G 1o11t ffiij.IJI, I~''" )lorm illb .. p1ru11.a&t!r rull ru h1on' 1·.in11p)-, dtni:h' HIH 'liPl'r l'OOd t•h 67~ I~ STEAL IT! -;i. llun•l..i '.ol "'1111 \\11111 1961 Bl!:NTLF.'t' ~ dr 11n1n111 l o mill'" · · ti II ·1, h I '•tiV SIU I Sed:tn S.rnd & "11 It', 18 John:.on ~tl Spo(l ~. "' ~ · ur 110.200 ~ 9110 t'Vl'' ·72 Cu.st.om lnt'I Tr j Vel11ll. 11 0 . options. A1C. P1S ltlnt low veh1clt' or fam wgn. S2500/BO &$4-0080 1974 2002 70 DATSUN 510 Se<fo n MG 9742 ROY l~' '1 ~hmJn v. iJnlh ~-\ I 1•1 1'(100 M7~ :~ 703!! v.;&Uc lhru JW!I l'Otnplt'lt' .)Jli 7711 1) rf'built b\Jal Liver MokM-.._s. Sole/ ~ 1::700 :!JH:nl N•·w Vt; Raf/Sto.w ft60 V.Wdff 9530 4 s peed. ni r rond & ~t('rt'o ca~:1t'tlc t373LPFl Huns good Cleun llt!:.l •••••••• ••••••• ••• •• • • • olr 96().58<Wor536 77 11 ·75 MG MuJl(et. 23.000 rru':. AMt PM cass Good 9 7 23 conc:btJon 640-1028 mR CARVER r ROLLS·ROYCl Ii'> wood i.111lho.11 & 1rtr, nt~ i.omc work, s:KJQ l\lu'il 1-1111 Tun> Day!. ti.-.> J011), CW:. & \lo knd!> biJ 7314 motor. OU, duJl bout •••••••••••;:';••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tamki. pump!!, etr . clr CLEARANCE SALE '73 Chevy Van 20. 350 VII. panelled, c arp1·t1•rl t·ustom paint. lo 1111 . $3500. pp 4934006 1974 la•aria 4 :speed trn ns &. ~Le rt:o (115MCHI ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMOJ.imllotN Nlfwpof'tllH<.11 Gr\'JI )kl. Ci !!h or tlent a 1977 Executive MOWOMl!I pleasureboat.mu.stsoll Mo torhome o r M1n1 1975 530i \'-----'MO--...... ·77 308 G'fB. n1•r1f11·1• MGI 9744 CLOSED ~UNOAYS $31,!X>O. Still bas 9 mo"; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl! 4 9 5 1n c 1 d s 1 r 1 r motorhome from llcrb Only 2 1977 T1ogas lert ! ~ 245-5. ask ror Ed. Friedlander. Cull uny of Jo'u lly 11c1r -eont a111ed '74 Ford l ton Van, lo m1 , P t S. P /1J , r1.1dlo & heater. Body & en$( in xlnt s hape . $3!150. 646-8725 Silver with blue intenor. 4 six>ed. stereo & only 12,500 orlg1oal m tle:. <IJ95N RRJ warranty 494-489'l P P 'n MGR convert, 4-spd, 961 Rolls Royce Silver AM/f'M stereo ('USS, Cl d II B Ul ca these numbers motorhomes No "re· llob1e 16' w/trlr $1:s50 898-6777 asonal>le"offerrefu.scd. Rat 9725 sand. lOK m1, mmt eond. ou · ea · r. Sl8,SOO. 640-7000. Bolh good cond S4S 7863 TrampociaHon 537.7777 BILL YATES Now in Newport Mannu ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 530la ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5200 Must sell 759 1499 1--------- 1976 FfAT XI /9 'Tl MGB Conv • xlnt con · d 1t1on Best offer 778·2200. ut. 4lll or 675-1495 Tony oyota 9765 --AJrcrcrft 911 o 828-8111 VW-PORSCHE 76 Hobie 16 < Banana1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- Xtra:.. lra1ler, .id c·ond 1974 lieeehcrafl Bonanza Rent 20' M1ru Mtr Home, Sl-150/BO 75 1 H2U. total time 250 hrs. fuli fully self-cont'd. re:.erve With air cond & i.terco <S60MMLl With very low 1111les' (IJ87Pfl1 > Pnced lo sell rast • ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEIOllEYOU SEU YOUR e (!s now. 642~ mo~' IFH. 1 ownr. always ---------~· Venture 3 bag:. sail, hangared. Day· 893 5QW. RENT NEW 27' PACI-: he;id, trlr , ~Int cond ev~. 673-4295 ARROW. sips 6, full ~.000 (;all 646-46..11 r-, Sale/ bath. P.P. 646-4:>46 621 ~·.,...... • Cliff. NB ~ 7 E r 1 c:. n n . 1 9 7 7 R...t 9 I 20 -- ~wboat. diesel. RDF ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 TRAVOY 26'. Sips 6. radio, whl. 3 :.ail:.. tt•ak WAMTB> all glass. 455 eng, front int $23,950. 642 6949c~c!> C.imper, self-contamed whl dnve. 3 airs. SlS.500 --for 8' bed on 3• ton pick· SJ6...0133. _ AMF M1ru F'1!-h II. ractnJ! up. Must be less than 3 25' self-cont. motor home :::;_d;:3er type $bOO (.'all yrs old 545-JSOl eves & avrul. for vacation rcn weekd..iys. tal. 544-8018, 731·5430, Col 22 Must scll lh1~ weel. Snug-top s hell, Toyota 544--3963 ---- N u • 9 9 J o h n so n • short bed. $175 VIII' .bow & stem pulpit, ~-l6.59 Trailen, Tna•ef 9170 ltfcl.Jnes. 4 bugs. t:..illey. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lt.'t.'p& 4 &t ofr (213! Motoriudlik•s 9140 15 ft Roadrunner , 592 1054 ••••••••••••••••••••••• e nclosed toilet. execl ---SUPER DELUXE Foxic layout, s to r age . A I 23' Aquanus galley, h('ad, MoPl!d cond. $1250. 968·2560 0 18. :.lpt, 5. xlnt cond $421JU. Pat. 673 7272 days. R42-042A ____ 1968 ARISTOCRAT 20 7.51·028Sevcs Motorcycles/ sevl!ral xlras. $2300 Scooters 91 50 _67_5-0087 __ e_v_e_s_. __ 30· BLACK SOO planing ••••••••••••••••••••••• sloop,Ensenadawmncr '76 Alfa. 27'. load ed. Sorfs 20kt:. + • IObai:s ·75 St Legal XR-75 & s howroom cond. $1000 Sl7.000/ofr 673 1350. CH' SL-70 Tncked. Others. under mrkt at $6100 Mux1mum $225 644·1605 &W-5043. CllAKACTl:m B01\T , -------Vl'f>' salty, dels l pwr. 75 Honda 750. 14,000 mi. '77 Wilderness Trailer. ll\('aboard & f1:.h1ng $1450 23' Mint cond $4800. Call hoat, 32xlV ti Galle), SSI 1'129 ~7973 :.ho11orr. :.undeck. Mf':id· 1!175 Honda 7StJ. 14K m1 . ini.: ~.111 l<anite 2,0011 m1 Asking $1450 Lt-:.:. than dwn Prf!l on a 551-1429 hou:.c $l9.500 l!:ns 1~n -------- '76 'Prow ler 111 ' Self Cont'd. X1nt eond Ac· cess 1nclud. $3000 8.1'7·SZ33 San Juan Capistrano 837·4800 493.4511 Dune Buggy. :.t legal. xtra clean . chrome headlites & whls. red w/blk top, side curtams. ~pp 8468365 4 Wheef Dri•et 9550 .....•••.....•......... C9STAMESA AMC-JEEP #1 INCAUF. OVEISTOCKED! 25CJS available t8 Pickups available SS Cherokees available 22 Wagoneers ava1lahh• VOLUME DISCOUNT DE.ALER! COSTA.MESA AMC·JEEP 2S2A Har bor Blvd. COSTA MESA 714 /549-802'3 '76 Bhller Cheyenne JO M Pwr s~ring, & brake:.. A/C, cru1 ~e control, Ziebart under coat. new tire~. AM/fM stereo, Call (213 1 7-17 4321 Harry or Aft 5.30494-4032 f'ord '67, windows. reblt '77 engme Clean. $1200 or best offer 645·0639 Autol.Hsincj 9580 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hcr1inc) dlffk ufty buylftc) or~ a~ortruck? CALL KEH 540-7559 9590 .......•....•.......... WEWIUIUY YOURDATSUM l'AJO FOK OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DA TSUH :-0.&n .J U.111 I .IJ>hlr .1110 831 -1375 493.3375 WE BUY ClEAMCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN. DOM F:STI<: or CLASSICS 1976 2002 4 speed, sunroof & air t'Olld <SW PQM > 1976 530i 4 'f>l'<'CI, -.unroof & :.ll'rt•o cJSst!ttt! 14861'tUI I 1977 3201 4 ,;veed, :.llrCu t\ air cond t2l8Sl'I 1 1977 320i 4 ~~-:;unroof d.. mag whl"\?b (~1SPNI 1977 320ia Blal'k w / .:old mt<>rior Stereo t·..il>!>ellt'. air cond & onlv 10,000 miles• 11.1940> 83 1-2040 49>4949 SADDLEIACk VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 72 MGB Convertible Xlnt L'OOCI, best offer. 778 2200 or67S.1495 '7t;; Spyder Convi. 26.000 n....,. - -9746 rru AM/1-'M 8 trk. m.igs. _,_. TOYOTA. SEE US! MARQUIS TOY OT A MIS.SfON Vl£JO 131-2810 495-1210 a1~. red Bcsl orr ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSG-0177 74 Opal low mileage 1--------- Needs M>mt' work 78 Cehca GT Coupe. '7b 131 S. Clean 21M. Auto. 751-6606 after6PM beige, AM/FM casset te. f M s c-asselte, $3500 ---lo mi. Sharp! 493-9616. 642 6049 or 979. 7613 GT new trans rear end ll--9AM. or an 11 PM . & dnve tram JOM. on nu , 75 Fial X19. AM1FM. engmu• tires fo~x l'Or'ld 76 S R5. Excel. 2 1M s harp. S35001best offer mustsellS2m5 642~1 AM/FM 8 trk, mny 99-1-------xtras. mst sell $3750. 4 1500 ·73 GT Gd cond Low m1. 546-1076 1974 .i-dr $1095. t27 Agat1• Sl, Balboa Island. 675·3613 vinyl top. new tune-up .. -72-Co---M-.... --11-.-"'600-Aner 5 549 3502 rona a,"' ....... BMW ·7.i 2002. maroon '71 Fiat 850. xlnt t•ond1 wtt:.addlc inter Clean lion, .:ood gas m1leagE' mi's, gd cond, $2100 9748 714-M2-3612aft6pm. 3 Pet~eot 504. s unroof, ·77 Celi ca GT Coupe ~ S.59·7279 $1000 ~9·8523 _____ _ AMt FM. AC. rec:enlly Whlle with tan mten or. · rebll, mutit self. $1900. 5s11d., AM /F M s te reo l977 UMW 630CSI. 18.000 '72Convt 850Sp1dcr. xlnl 548.JO(MJ with 8 t ra ck. ware.· m1, 752 20li(i or G75 3104 cond $1900/ofr Marvm -wheels, deck rack, pm aft6PM & wknds. 540-4987or 847·0017 onclM 97.SO btripes. 15.000 miles. & I SI & lllOAl>WAV ~OITA AHA 835·3171 IHf VlTIMAl{ OAIVINC MACt<INf •USEDBMWs• 7120024:.pd C7s:ll4) '7220024.:..p.t~Ll-AI ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Cherry cond . Ask for 1975 Fial 128 Wagon. xlnl 1 •&GE Rick. 962-9824 , 64&-9303 cond Steal! 51750 ~ &12-2000 SE:LECTIOM OF '72 C.-co 9727 IRAHDMEW 1971 Radlal tires, AM/FM 8 PORscur. 924 track Stereo. 4 speed •••• •• •• •• • •• ••• ••• • • •• nc: S' Clean & excellent cond1· Brand M~ '78 See us for your best buy lion Call 673-6020 HONDA Cars l0da1ru.;; A TES MAMY YW-PORSCHE To C~ from! San Juan 0tp1slrano '7.5 Toyota Corolla . Lo m 1, $2:500/bst. 645-8700, Mon thru Friday, 9·5. Yacht:. ::81ti Larayctte 5-18 1131or675 2U50 Honda 175 $350 ~S-6618 Trailen. Utility 9180 '73 Dodge 1 i Ton. 6 cyl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~spd. $2500. Xlnt mpg. If your r a r 1s extra clean :.ee us first 74 2flll2J\ .A1C C598LPO I '755JOI Aul1>. 191t>MTV I 76 5JOI. Lux I 006P II M I "7ti530i , S Rl581RCSl '763 0:.1A t475PQS) UNIVERSITY 831-4800 493-451 1 OldsMObHe Honda Ccrs • GMC 77 Toyota Celtca GT hftbk. 5 spd, AC, AM /FM 'lt'reo. 13.000 m1, xlnt l.'00<1. $6000. 494. 7326 • • Coronado 2S. 3 ~.i1ls. ------Custom t railer for dune Call 847·9386 IAUERIUICX 1975 PORSCHE 1•, Honda eni.: • ~uper 400Suzulu Dirt Bike •·It-an w 1~hµ Mui.t !>l'll $150 H4SU749.645 265ll 642·912Sor631·4899 buggy or 4 b ikes. $250. T111tb 642-9125 or 631-4899. 2925 Harbor 81\•d 9 560 Costa Mesa 979.2500 '77 320I tsp.,:.tereo<CJlJ98) Closed On Sundays Trucks 2850 Harl>or Blvd Costa ~fesa 540-9640 9115 5 speed, stereo l'assetle, mags & only 27 .000 miles. (1141 > ::iopE'rb' ·74 Toyota Cebca GT, !> spd, AC. AM/FM, mags. xlnl rond . Baby on the way must sell. &12-8149 loelb, Slips/ •72 Suzuki GT 380. Street: For sale 4x6 covered utilt Docks 9070 new pis ton:.. $300. ty trailer S300 firm. 18952 •••••• • •• •• • •• •• •••• ••• ~0·0268 Lister Ln, II. B. SLIPS AVAILABLE -•·--f r ..... , . • •• New 78 Yamaha DTl75 ~ or ~e '\AC Newport _!>46·0.1;,l _ F:nduro Ca 11 557 ·8393 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Local Qr wants s lip or ~fler8:JOPM. GeMral 9510 '!\&r1(' lte up ror 44• power --••••••••••••••••••••••• h11111 644 ·1i053 Lookmg for a h?me. of Hcnlftc) diffkufty buy· your own? You II fmd ._ or a...-i-a car Slip wantc.>d lor new :13· many homes advertised -~ k ~--..., 1 ' 1•ru1 s 1ng :..a1lb<•Ut for sale in Class1hed tnc orairpi....Call Mli 91!15 __ every day Ktn 540-7559 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Htw 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 ·•••···••·····••·•···•• ···············~······· •..••..•.•...••....•.•• AT JIM PANOS All WE CAN DO IS SAVE YOU MONE I I MAZDA '78 GLC HATCHBACi YOUR CHOICE s9900 OYER FACTORY INVOICE Pl US TAX & LIC SEE FOR YOURSELF OYER 50 G~Cs IN STOCI WHEN OTHERS CAN'T, PANOS CAN JIM PANOS MAZDA and SPORTS CAR CENTER llAlfllA Alongalde Santo Ana Fwy. 2001 S. Manchester, Anaheim Call 71~/750-2141 ... Director Collect OtAHGfWOOo = o,.n 7 ,.,. 0 wlc. tlll 10 pm Oflw ._, -""" .., ltvll e , ~1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALLEN GMC TRUCKS_ • . . .... 1978 GMC 1/" TOH YANDURA Vt't •11tr>m1hc u-.. n, r.M •\ "lt•.tr, QJ••oe. It 1. io m1rrc.,, TCL1~110!>04616 s5595 1978GMC 112 TOH PICKUP T t Of'tU It.ill'( faClfHY ••Y•fl>f'd f'('l'8Z');'7J...0 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF JlMMYS, SUBURBANS &CREWCABS WE BUY USED CARS 1978 8MW 320i EXECUTIVE CAR With special mags. air CALLGARTll Used Cir Mi.:r • rood . stereo & fog h,,:hts. 1975 HONDA CVCC Sta· t1on Wagon w-a1r. stereo. AM·FM radio. new brakes . .new tires. new battery; l~gage rack. fancy pm striptng. Good eondition. 540-5630 ( 1(,635) SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 $2000 2626 HARBOR BLVD. C -. ---9 715 COST A MESA ••~••••. •• •• ••••••• • • See 1t a t 496 CabriUo St . Costa Mesa (across rrom Westcbff Pla2a) or caJI 645-9376 WE IUY Tl' CJpn. IOOOCt-. 1 t•yl t.'iOO run~ ~r<'c1I ' l'Jll '74 C1v1c Xlnl cond. New USB> CARS! .11t1·r 5P~I ~-59!>6 Mon ~ tires. S22001ofr Must We 'r£' lhc new Ch£'H okt Fn Sacnfice. 751-9627 J on dealership 1n lht• In 1m· Aull) Center We n1•cd 7 1 CJpn. 50.000 m 1, KarwDnnGhia 9735 .>our W>t.'<1 car' AM FM stereo cass. 2800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOE cni: ~100/bsl 8JJ. 75J7 '7J Karmann Ghia u "'C PHERSO.,. ---o!x1nr ~~.? .. ~ .. $3100 or bst ~ " 74 capn 4 cyl. movmit """' ..,..,.. CHEVROLET must ~di qwck SI800 21 Auto Center l)r1\1· IRVINE 768-7222 .WOS.lmporied ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •m Corona. great t·ood1 lion. economy SHOO/ or bst ofr. 5Sl· 156fi AtfaRomeo 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 GT (Purch. new tl/75) Perfec t . A /C. Stereo/tape. $5000/bes l offer. 644·9450 or 673-3338 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <'~II 67f>-O~ Karmann GbJa, red, 1973. .11 Capn Snrf. 4 spd , xlnl l'Ond .• air, 4 i.pd, ~c (;d lr:tnsp S2150 $2995. 493 3220 afl 6 pm 1>40 7977 Maida 9738 ----Datsun 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DRIVE A* * LITILE ••• * SAVE A LOT SllOP&COMPARF: BARWICK DA TSUH :-..111 .111;.in l 'ap1~1 ranu 831-1375 493.3375 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracie mazda 21 SO Harbor ll•d. Costa M~sa 645-5700 ·73 Mazda , auto. new paint. lo mi's. $1200 or best offer 842-3467 ~Benz 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SA.LE OR LEASE! 1978 Chevy "'• Ton '7-4 FOX. blue 4 door, AC. Fleets1de Pickup Atr AM/F M. :iuto. $2300 P tS. P 18. radio, step0 _968-__ 1486 _______ _ •DATSUNS* Lorge SelectiOft Of A.II Models SALF..S LEASING l'ARTS·SERVICE 1975MIZ280 SEDAN. Tobacco brown & in imm aculate cond1· tJon! <229 Mt'W). Must see to appreciate' Huy or lease. bumper.etc (1'1929) '77 F ox W g n . AC , SECURITIES BI au p u n k t A M If" M COSTA MESA DATSUN AUTO LEASING casset.te. sruf. SJ&l.203 o r 67J.8261 2845HARROR RLVO 3931 MacArthur-#I03B --------540-6410 S40-02 I 3 NEWPORT BEACll AMIM-Healey 9709 --------· 752-2526 .....................•. .631 te .1 PU Short bo '60 Austm Healey Bll.2e.>e n m x. Spnte. Sl.200 or best of whl spoke whls. Ir~ knob· fer. 492.6121 83l 2926 b1es. 4 -c:yl en~. Ofr • 979-0183or 754-0146 IMW 9712 1975 DATSUN PIQCUP With standard equip· mcnt & m good condition. (LAJ7~1). For saleat OMLY$2075 Cort foo1 LecnillCJ 645-3661 '73 Dats un P .U. Many xtras $2900/bl.t ofr Call 848-8006 Ford PU, ·1 1, good condi· tion. ·'t tun. gas & butnnt' $2000 714·646-2939. wkdnys. '74 Coun er w 1a1r. s take bed. $2200 F1 rm After 5 P M 548·259G 1978 BMW1s HERE HOW! COMPLETE IODYSHC>ft NOW OPEN EXCSJ..&4T SB.ECllOH OF IMWRESALES We mal' have yuur next car in our mventory wll '74 260% Less than 15,000 miles. Mercedes Benz trade-In . Cos m e tically and mt'chan1cally perrect. IJ.S222) tlCM;e of Imports .. ., .... .,, ... , ... llJIJ ........ . 111 t.11 u u ,,. u1 11•• . . .. ·1R 2&0'1. 2 +2, wire wheels. crwse control, s tereo cnss. air. silver. P P fl.:r7fB56 1974 MIZ 450SE Complete with stereo. pwr. wmdows a nd with only 34.05-0 low m1ks I J.t2LJW) Buy or lease. I 974 Ml? 450SL F,qwpment includes pwr windows. s tereo. air mnd. & m immaculate ('Ondihon ! <018729) Buy or lease. We have a ~ood selection of Olher fine M BZs in our mventory. Call us today? MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS ~ •• .,,I•• \ 0 '·-"'•• t •OI -...,.4 •• .., ,,. ••,. 83 1-1148 49$.1104 '77 450 SEL Silver/black No g1m - m1cks here; small down payment, balance can be financed up to mos tS.i-001 House of Imports 611/ ...... :'.:"Mf\ft• "",.." .. ,,. ,,, .,, ..... . .. ,,, ,,,. '68 Chevy ,, Ton P U. 4 Spd V-8 Lo m1·s. Sll!OO 64S-8566 1976 DATSUM .280Z us today' 831·2040 495-4949 1 '>peed, air cond . silver '76 Mercedff ha extcnor, stereo & m ex 280C 19S2 Ford '" ton p1rkup. Xlnl cond Mtrr 6PM 548·1362 ORAHGECOUHTY'S c ellent cond1l1 on' Gorieous' lmmaeulatt' OLDEST <:M2PRK).Forsaleat thruout' Beautiful & OHL Y $6195 metallic paint. sun mo( Iv all the extr as. New i5 Dodge 4x4, 150 Pwr 1 CortFox ~ M1rhclin tires. Pnv.ite Wgn, lo mi. xlnt cond. 645-366 1 party provided perfect also '77 C'11tm <'11hover s erv1t•e. Will lease or cmpr mcl'd 4DR-S5.15 Sales·Service·LeASlnit '72 240Z, new dutch , sell <G07PQQI SADDLHACl( VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 ·75 Corolla, 4 spd. AM /FM slereo cass, air, 32,000 '78 Porsche 928 loaded, 1-CDJ_._$23_300 __ . 7_si_~--- white.'brwn, silver. blue, '78 Celica Lift back . 10643) (714 1 540-7558 Ken. Loaded. low miles. Ac 1977 PORSCHE-~~rades . $6 395 924COUPE Witb f c1ctory m ags. 77 Celi£'a 4 spd. '7t;; B 1 a up u n k t s 1 e r l' 0 Corolla hftback 4 spd. '74 cassette. air cond. Corolla 4 s pd. All $100 v E R y s II i\ R p • over wholesale bluebook <7Er7RIV I Mustsell631·2149 SAODJ.UAC« 15~4-spd. AM/FM ir VALLEY IMPORTS trk. Excel cond-S3200 131·2040 495-4949 673--21642 ·77 924 Special Ed1t1on, air, s untf. AM FM cas:.. oluWGJN 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo ml Wht w ral'tng WE BUY & SELL s lnpe. Cash + T O.P VOLKSWAGENS Re s, 675 -549 1 . Bus.752 1510 LargestSelect1on JnTheArea!:' 1976PORSCHE WEST GERMAN 911 s T AR~A IMPORTS 5 speed. stereo cassl.'lte. l985 Harbor Blvd.' C M metalh<' paint & mags 1<*9NXC). Pnccd to sell 645-6120 ai .__ ______ _ OMLY $13.495 LARGEST SADDLEIACk SB.ECTIOM VALLEY IMPORTS OF USS> YWs 83 1·2040 495-4949 IH THE A.REA ·13 9'~. 4000 m1·s, Mmt. BILL YATE'S must sell. under mrkt. VW-PORSCHE $11.950. 645·4_Ui_6 ___ San J uan Cap1Strano Pnsllne or Huntlotgton ,_l_l_7_-48_0_0_4_9_l_ .... _5_l _I _ Beach 1s olfenng lacquer prunl, metal finishing & fcnder nanng to Porsche owners. 536 78118 Brand New ·7s SC. silver. $25.900 754!-2363 dys, 64S--0077 cves/wknds ·70 911T. newly rebut ll engJJlt> & pamt Job Xlnt cond ~>OC)/(1rm 645·641:! '74 911 Coupe. Blk /Hlk. Loaded Bes t Around OLKSWAGEN Sdn Senice Top Dollar Paid for Used VW s COMMONWU.LTH MOTORS SINCE 1953 1 '44! So Bnstol Santa Ana 546-0220 lOM Xtra:.ITT5 7894 Approit 2 m1. No. of Soulh Coast Plaza '68 912 5 spd Rblt1---------- cn.g/trans Nice looking '67 VW BUS. Gd cood. $4950 Call 642·8135 Sunroof 548·154G 911T, 1971. 100.000 mi's, $5300 firm. Best M1chelm '63 Gd englne. gd for dune ti.res. 673·24641979-5050. buggy, new Ures $250. 67S-4m '64 Porsche 356C Clean . ._ ________ _ Askmg $4600. Call Ron. 1968 VW f'aslback, 35,150 642·5270 mi, AM /FM, eng. in good cond. Good transport.a- '71 914 Porsche lion. Must sell. Goes lo $3250 645--0367 540-1419 L'll good offer. 556-7877 aft~. 76 Porsche Turbo body & ml SJ0.000 7l4 963·7653. '72 VW&lper Beetle. Must 963-8377. a~lc for Ron sell $1550 <.:a ll dys -~S.SOO; evs 1>'75-6979 ·73 91 lS Porsche. 5-apd, - sunrf. AM F M stereo. '66 VW Bug. needs lttth· A/C, lthr :.eats, :.ep1a body work & muffler. brown Mllg whls. eompl strong eng, l{ood transp reblt eng. 1Clnt cond, $600 49$-4000 $10.800 or best offer. Call . Jerry or Le..• .ll 848-8222 72 VW_ Bus. X;lnl eond. ha~ da"" eves-332-R9S4 campmg fac1l., reblt cng, ~ " • __ $2900/ofr. 644-5736 '73 9 14 EHel cond . 1 $4600/bsl ofr 831 1208 76 Rabb t, 30.ooo mi's, 957 1577 SDJO. 631·0384 '67 911S Targa, xlnl. Must .72 Super Beelle Cham· sell $7000~.B.O p1onltded Goodappear. 64"'3739 & mech cond. AM /F M. R....it 9755 Sl896, by ownr. 493.3279 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves & wknds. -------R:'tCarYer.lllC. shocks. brakes . ll<!t or . CortFoxucn'-Vcm 9570 Roll• vce RMW fcr.8!170998or541H618 '"'f ., , 645·3661 Wcekday11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1540Jambor<'e '75 280Z. xtras. Gd cond 631·118l Wc1·k1•nd11 nSTDllVI OUI t!rT3 Ford 1 2 ton. lo mi. N""""'rt ~ach 640·6444 '" r. C "'I •74 vw -JOO J'tS, llf'ater, t\M f'M. II ~r>"' ~/BO St•t• at 2586 Nt!wport ~ ,._ - Irk stereo. capt's eh11irs, '68 B MW Rblt l.'na . 968·3215,aft6pm_. -_B_l_vd_._.C~----OFTHIYEAI" XLNTCONO .. Must sell. 963-1.aA:.! surfer eonvrr'!1on $3150 $14 00 / b s t or r Ca 11 '75 8210. 4 dr, !\llek. air, 1!173 •t50SK exccpl1onally Good lnvt'ntory In stock or btlt Ofr. 5~:.! fl444 or 644-6866aft r--'>P_m____ slcreo, under warr. denn & ouU!tandlnl( rnn llun-y while they lost' ·73 VW Conver t , xlnt 552-5630,lv m~s; '74 BAVARIA. auto. 1111 S2750.6323224,54!>-!l272 dit1on . Best ofr MllAQ.I cond, AM/l•'M cass. ~ rasl~t draw in the xtr11s, lo mi's 644 021>2 or '74 not.sun 260 z. new _497_2396_·_______ MADA/Ra.AULT $2900. 8'2-4721aft 6pm. W 756-'>llfte I t h b ... lnt ~... 5 •~ d 2150 Harbor Blvd '71 vw Sq ...... _ L eftL . .a Daily Pilot ~ c u c . r ..... pa . ma~ ·72 ~"" 4 .• ou..,.tan Ing COST MES ua.~ ... ~". l Cla1'slfied Ad. (>hone sELL idle item., wtlh a whl, a /cond, AM /Ft.S condJtJon. 64/•5700A owur. t&OO. ~~R Oa1~~lot Cld~~1~edAd ~r_a_d_~_M_,_~~~~5;7=32~~~~~~~1=1 ~~='=~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= . . . . . . - ,., Avtoa, IMportwd Awtot, Uud Auto,, UHd Aufoi, UHd A.uto1, Uud Autot, Used Thursday, June a 197a OA1LY PILOT D9 •••••····•·••·········· .•.•....••........••.•• •··•···········•••••··• ...........•......•.....••••••••..•......••...•••••.•..•.•••••.••.••. ......... tno c.... HIS ·~····················· ........•.............. 1~ \''fl Bu.. C..cm1 .. r ' •·II \ l'r!>1vn U•oo l 11 m Jl 000 ma \ln1 ""J 751 I~ twtor.-lo \" 11 \"\I, lltt't'll lo\ >.lclJI, sUl'I< AM ~'\L 1..cJ1.;h t-:, n.'I $l mu Jud\ 6'15 484ll aft '> '70 \ W BUG \.llll mnd Ne"' brk-. SlliOO 1;, ..c ll 640--l()'l!) '7-t \'W 41237hong m1 mw.t :.t't• Callt>4:> ~ 60 Bug, ne w an t . nt>w tire:., AM/FM l'llS:. quad great cond. $900. 548 6457 M Baja bug, r cblt eni:: Receipts Sl250 Selling for seoo. 53& 7020 Yot.o t772 Swedish Volvo Mechanic at Ivan's, l!l!i5 llarbor Blvd .. C.M. 646 1982 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gaa1 .. 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·ncHEVY CAPRICE 4 door tilt wheel. auto trans, air l'ond1l1onani::. l\M·FM radio. puwl'r window:.. t976RXWJ Very low m1l..s $5695. '71DODGE COlT 9905 ..•.••................. 72 AMC GREMLIN SPORTCOUPE Hatchback slyhn.: with reek, 3 speed tran' & runs well. k e:il n1u•1 llS70GOP 1 OHLY $1185 Ml wport• II Mtrs [ l!M!9 Harbor. G>stu Mesa "42.eJtS '6.5 Rambler, nu l1rl!1>, IHr +radio $300 548·11580, bef !lpm ---lll6ck 9910 ••......•.•............ Buick H1v1er a . 11170, I ownr.~ • 494 9ft37 • ---c Hae 9915 •••..•................. 'Tl Coupe de tilt!, 18.000 mi's, loaded. S8950 67~7119. Sat /Son only 'Tl Cad Cpe de Ville, a:.· sume tease, S200 mo. 661·29'75 ~ . ALLEN RESAL~S 1977 FORD THUMDElllRD Red fJ•ffHIOf hJU 0Ut111f>' r1ctcu·v ••t cond '11 ()IV) ""''"' ' 11'-P ~ .... , 18??N,y(, S6995 lt75 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE B lue .-• lfUtO• lu•• pl"lwftr IRC.IO"y 11, 1,.."0t"ld w-'"'~" A 1 'f' #l''lrtf~ 67f\MVI S6495 1977 PLYMOUTH SURING COUPE eui. • ~ ,,,..,t(.Jt ".1-0 ,.""*'"' t_.. I ,_, 1u -.nt 6 ~(wr. tr...,. 5tof l,, .... ,, >2995 1976 CA.OIL.UC SEVIUE l'\l","'1 P•tflotq I tlf J'(f*t"" 1M ' "'" l"Of' ' t ,.,, •• ,, .. ,., ... 18.ll NOMt >9995 1971 CHEVROLET CORVETTE s.1 ... M Ann1~.,y E<Jilf'•l'l , un ,,,.,.,.,.., 111 Cll)fl\J 4 lrt,,w tf\•1'4• s~·f6,995 . ' ~JlllGlrtoa.t•f"'•lt""'l't\f ~('IOf't•• ru · 11• ALLEN ' . • • TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE • Nabers Cadillac 6633 Westminster 1\ vc Westmintl'r 892 .. 4444 55 Chl'v 2 <Jr. partially r('!.lort'<l Rblt trans & longblc11·k S&JO. 548·5737 70 lmpal;i l'u:-Lorn hdtp, I'S. l'B. air. \'8, low rrult~. 4!13-40fi6 '76 Chevy Nova. hght blue metallic, P S. P B. auto trans. Air. cu~L whls. steel bells A-1 l'ond S3600 Call Dack aft ipm 640-4734 '77 Monte Carlo. lu:ufrtl ancludmg sunroof. ~~150 848·1Cn2 '76 Monte Carlo. 1200(1 n11 . trlrtow pkg, AM F:\1 l 'H sll'reo!l68-6103 aft 8 PM 283 Chevy engine $511 or best oHcr 250 Chevy 6 rylindt•r llt•sl offer ~0074 With sunroof, speed con lrol, stereo, tall wheel, pwr. door locks & vmyl roof.au the extras? For sale or lease. (619RK P >. Cort Fox LH~IMJ 645-3661 ·77 l"ordova, sunroof. cruise control, lilt, 5lerco. I\ C, all Powers, whl w ht land . la n leather 1n1rr S5290 SM 2GSO ·7:; Cordoba, Burgundy, landau top, whale leather lol. P S/B, A1C elect wdws l\M f'M. dig elk s:BXI 7)4-546-3871 9t10 ~ 9935 Ford 9'40 McrvMtdl 9947 Autos, Used Autos. Used Autos, "sed ••.....•.•...........•. ·••·•·•············•·•· .•......•.......•............•..•••.........•• ···~··················· •••••..........•.•..... ··••••····•·•••·•···· . I.ti"! 1 .. mrnln \1.u k I\ nu Uud.:e l oil 71 I -;pd. 71 LTD Brougham lollper 1971 Mav1•n1•k Crabbt'r Mef'ciry 9950 ..._...., 9t5.i ..,,...... 'l'i•O v.-1r1t nu '11\ I ll>'' 11tu.h ma.i;i. ~ clean S950 /bsl ofr Call 11000 714 737 6449 afh•r 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ·•• wnJ dutll 1111 hur.:uncl~ Mt~ "t!aryEllen aft 6979-W75 PM weekdays ·73 Monterey, xlnt t'ond '66 Mu~lang !loot runnani: i2 Dusttr Ve! I owner IA• U..i\~llrt')'t'\I lnd.s""al 9950 newbrakes&uphol,P /S, $750 C.sl l b4J 1c!JJ rru Xlntcood $1500 t'h l'Ulld ~lllU 7b8J.!Jtl Ford 9940 '73 Pinto St WRn Sqr , Merciry P1B,cur S1600 6451897 645-4203 6'559H. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55,000 ma. xlnl cood I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~WW tt55 ,.._-------,-~-6S Conr.tte t932 ov.ner 4 s pd. m ot ny ORANGECOUNTY'S ·73 Marqws. Brand new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· • ••• •• ••• •• ••• •• • •• • • • • --PH IL xtras $1975 646 8725 NEWEST 9500 m1, stiU Wider warr 'iH\.l';T LONG UNCOLN·MERCU RY AM /FM qu.id w tCB ·7; Cutlass Broul(h.im 76 Cr41r. Prix LJ All la..ioy PACE FORD '72 Tonoo Wgn, gd cond OealersbJp1:.now OPEN Pwr dDlenna. cruise toncours cond1t1 or.. power ttr.mdc ~200 " Leaving c oun try. ••ya "'"'EIOE cnlrl, must sell 1660() every option• Ttop. 540 1oO!J or '"~ !Jut...1 S8001ofr 494-4730 KA ~ Call plush 1£795/BO 957 1998 ev1wknds . CAR LINCOLN Mt:RCU RY 640 Z788 ---- lJS:! 1';ni.:1ne t!IO~!l 1 f2ti,!JOO J1111 Pano:. Maid.i 75()..2141 ••• foittl l •" '•" "'•tl> '1••••t 61 h..t~• 6\llOC•N•t IW ....... '7S Gt •ada must MtL UH8 AutoCenter Dr Pinta 9957 Ulfli1-'1reb1rd. need .... som• Call 754 1283 SDFwy-Lake fo'orest exit ~ 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• help Make ofrer t;,.tl '71 Ranchero GT, com· p le t ely loaded , air . mags, a1r shock:. $2200. 963-5288 or 646-9328 UlVlNE ••••••••••••••••••••••• •77 PINTO Linda 640 5470. 673·342'•_ 130.7000 '76 Mustang 11 MPG. 4 4cu1 .Alllwtfc ....... vhrtMrd 9'70 cyl. 4-spd, A/C, P/B, ,.. ,,. _. ..,100 752 7939 J d oor' a I I ~ I a , 1> ••••••••••••••••••••••• super car. -. . hatchback. wrute W/red '71,; T Bird. fuJly loaded, '72 Mustan g Sl vr/blk inter. Under 11.000 mi's 1mmae. sssoo. Pvt party vnyl, auto, air. PS. PB. & still under wnrt. F11n 540· 7 800 or a.!4 l l.H $1950 Must sell soon. w tJc car. but we bought eves1wknds 7s&-1T71 or644·5638 van & must sell. Pnced --------- JUSl nght. Call 534·7533 '73 T Bird. :.unroof. dark eve:.1wknds brown met a llic . d..irk 1976 Must ang Mach I AM I FM s te reo 8 t rk l a p e . V 6 4 s p eed. '72 Hatchback. 63K m1. 645·7130 bet9AM to2PM. 4-Spd. mags. r3d10. air Super r lean S150010Her 846-5654 aft 6. brown vinyl top. lealher bucket :oeat.s. full pwr . AM t FM :.lere(J. (JrlJ.: owner Reflect.. TLC 640--0949 19ti6 Mustang Convertible. very c l ean . $2900 644-9258 1 D I 0 OAIL 'I' I'll (.l I Allerdices are coming! What's an Allerdice? s re "DROP IN" and SEE US TODAY! NEW '78 ALLERDICE DATSUN PICK-UP ALLERDICE PRICE + T &L Stk 117249 #305801 Allerdice Special This Week Only A $22950 Exclusive Allerdice Pkg. NEW NEW '78 ALLERDICE '78 ALLERDICE B-21 0 "HATCHBACK" ALLERDICE PRICE 8-210 2 DOOR ALLERDICE PRICE 53278 + T & L Slk #4687 #973033 54078 Lease A New Allerdice '78 280Z Sunroof (4719) 275428 On approved credit Cash price Payments based on S900 cap PER Free With Every New Car Purchase S8900 00 payments of S 126 40 s 12640 per month Plus tax & license reduction. residual S4717. for 48 MO month open end lease • JNCLUDES Boll on Bodys1de mouldings, Heavy Duty undercoating Wheel Well mouldings +-T & l NEW '78 ALLERDICE- 810 WAGON ALLERDICE PRICE + T 6 L Stk •4625 ' 827741 NEW '78 ALLERDICE 510 4 DOOR ALLERDICE PRICE Fae AIC. BS Mold AM/FM 114207 001784 MOVA 4 DR. P'tCltUr r u .. ro RUNAI OUT V -8 . auto. tran s .. air cond111onmg. power steering, vinyl roof U55NCHl 4 cyl 4 speed. sunroof. mags 4 cyt . au to trdn ~ . air & wide ovals. custom m and cond1 t1on1nq Nice car Good AP'OUO 4 DR. V-8 auto trans. factory air cond1t1on1ng. radio. healer. vinyl root Good family car Low price Sef Ill 103831 53295 ,... FLEET SALES DEPT. ... BANK FINANCING O.A .C. On Approved Credit out Real sharp (1874683) gas mileage 1185RFVl COROLU SRS 124 Sf'U>ER 4 cyl . 5 speed. lactory air 4 cyt 4 speed. stereo radio. 8 cond1llornng 1898RXM). tracl.. maqs Low miles Nice car ~ummer ready (965141 "I SUMMER SERVICE SPECIAL FREE WE FREE ••• LEASE CREDIT Lube & 011 with tun .. up1 ALL MAKES Cooll119 system let"Yiu only $3 5.00 CHECK & MODELS With this ad Wheef Alignment only $1 0. 9 5 ~ ALL CARS SOLD PLUS TAX & LICENSE -A LL CARS SOLD ON APPROVED ClfEDIT -ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE UP TO 72 HRS AFTER PUBLICATION Allerdice is also a SUBARU tune in next week ! 1.3861 Harbor Boulevard 839-7000 4 • . .. . . . . Huntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION .\f t e rnuon ~. Y. Sto(•ks VOL. 71, NO. 159, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1978 TEN CENTS County WeighS Layoffs After Jarvis B y KATHY CLANCY OI t ... D.llly Pu .. S~H Who will be the first to go·• Orange County government's nearly 10,000 e mployees will fmd out who. if anyone. next week with the issuing of m1t1 al layoff notices Supervisors. in the wake of \'Ole r µa!>sa~e of Propos1t1on 13. ordered a <·ut by next 'IAeek of '\ome S32.6 million in rnunty ex· pen se!> Wednesd:i~ Liquor Prices Sinking By JACKIE llVMAN Ol I ... O••ly P1191 Stall Liquor pri ces continued to droi:> tipsily <Jlong the Orange Coast tod<J\' 1n what o n e ~upt.>rmark t.>t. ~pokc:-.man called ··J ~late of d1shl•velme nt" as Market Bas kt-l announced that al t!> 1oin1ng the tr<•nd Safeway -,1artt·d lhf.' praee c ut ting last wt•t•kl•nd in the wake of <t s talt• Supr<·ml' Court dec1s1on throwing out liquor fair trade prn•inJ.? l;rn ~ a~ prtrt• fixing The d t'C ISIOn IS l){'tnj.\ <appealed by the s talt• Alcoholw Beve rage Com- m1 sst011 'lklatC'd :-.tory Page /\5 I The s r>-0kC's m<.1n for Mcirket H::isket. who :.iskcrl that his name not lw ust•d. said pric·e drops hav<.' hl't'n un1•vt•n l>c•cause ·11o bo d) was s ure· they could legall y tukc lht· prtt't•s down (pending aµ11t•al I " As ked what removed his r1rm's doubt ;ibout IC'ga htt('S, the s pokesm an said. ··our compel·· t10n." Paul C'a mpb('ll. Sareway public rcl<.1l1ons :-.uperv1sor. s a id his farm 's liquor s:.ilcs doubled I ast ~ ('l'kcnd and ha vc cont mue at bNWl'<•n double· and rave times the1 r prev1ou.'> level :.ill wt'ek Also mixing an with the price t•utters have• been Alpha Beta and Luck y's Di sco unt ~up ermarkets. although s pokesmen for tho~c farms were unable to report on the l'ffcl'l on sales How muc·h 1s the consumer rC'ally ~01ngtos:.i veon his f:Jvonle beer. wmC' and ha rd liquo r'' Tha t depends on what he dr inks, s pokes men s :.i y Although the price cuts include a wide SJ>l•ctrum of beverages. t ht• Pl'rtl•ntage of c·uts' a ries. \t M<1rket na..,k<'l . where the ('uts go into c•llcl't Fnday. a 25 1-o unC'e bottk •If C'rown Russe' Vodka \\Ill drop lrnm S3 99 to S2 9\l A quan of !'ic·ore~b)' Scotch ~ 111 drop from Sfi 29 to S4.59., while a 51 2-ounce bottle of A1J m ad e n Moun1 a 1n Whale Chablis \\Ill shdc lro m $.1 25 to S2 39 And a :-.ax pack of C:oors h t•t•r 12.ounc<.' C'a n s. "i ll dt•t•r<'asc• Jrom SI 77 IO.SI 11 S1m1t,1r cut:-. are in effect al (S1>t> LIQUOR , PaJ!l' ,\2) Casinos Out, So 's Manager IMPERIAL BEACll t/\P > /\ <lay after voting down gambhn~ cusinos. the' City Council has fired Jack .lones as actan~ city manager, parlly b('cause he re com mended the cas inos Jones. who has held the JOb since Novemher, 1rnmed1ately cleaned out his desk and left Wedne~dav The retired N:.t\'Y officer told the council that three proPOsed <'lubs would doulJIC' the c it} ·s rev- l'nue. with $2 m1lhon going to Imperial Reach from 35 gum· bling tables an each club They also ordered county de· partment heads lo prepare for additional budget cutbacks of two. three and four limes that amount by the month's end. B.ut county budget analysts s aid today the in1t1al $32 fi million cut -10 percent of the county 's S326 millton general fund expense this year may not remove many employees Ins t ead . the initial budget trimming may be accomplished Booo Dunnit? 111 som e departments by reduc· 1ng office expenses and s uch things as new typewriter s. budget analyst Bill Pemberton explained. Pe mberton said count~ of- f1 c1als don't yet know how many employees actually may lose their JObs as a res ult of the 10 percent general fund cutback. Rut a s de pa rtment heads come up with an up to 40 percent c ut in spending for 1978-79. he ,\ I email· hu1-rO\\ mg 0\\ I found wanckring about an I rvinc l1t>ld ''1th a hroken leg winks knowingly al Newport l3each veterin arian:. us they set the leg ~ Thl' hi rd. \\ho should be healed and n~·ini.: free again within a fC\\ \Vl'l'ks. also 1s l't·aturcd Ill photo~ on Pa~e A3 Huntington Studies City Joh Layoffs Huntmglon Reach C1tv Council members have s cheduled a M·ries of s pecial meC'ting:-. next \\eek to delt'rmme how many c1 ty employt•cs mus t tw l.11c1off111 the wake of Propos1t1 o n 13 µassag<' In a prehm1nary budget rl•C· o mUlendat1on C it y Ac.l min1strator Bud Belsito !>aid thal as many as 150 employees would have to be terminated because of thC' loss of about SJO million m property tax revenue~ Included m Rt>ls1to 's re com· mendat ions were l:.iyoffs of 55 policemen and :n fire ml·n Mavor Ron ShPnkman satrl that t"a voffs c·ould he rC'ducC'rl to about ioo t.'mployct·s with other belt·Lightenang meas ures. Mavor Pro Tempore Richard S1ehcrl said today. however. 1 hat the numb<'rs s hould not he nearly that high 1f other cost- saving measures arc taken Shenkman was JOtned b) Ruth Ba1lev Ron Pattinson and Don MacAti1stcr an stressing that lht• poli ce and fire department sernces rated top pnonty "W e can 't afford 10 c ul necessary police and fare fH.'r:-.onnl'I." Shenkman s aid S1C.·bcrt s aid that then.· is too much fat <tl the top "Wt· must t;ikc a loo k a t the higher N·helon " he s aid · I l tloc:-.n 't make sense that wt• ha\e administrators and as· :-.1stants and a ssistants to the as- :.1~t ants Lo oversee <1 reduced \\Ork fore(· .. Mr!> Bailey said the more re\' (•nu<' could be raised by re· OC'J!Ot 1allng franchise contracts with ut1hty companies and im· po:.1ng fct·s for various services. ··we mus t start at thl' lop and go down.·· s he :-.a td Shi• also 1•allcd for an end to <·11 v f1nanc·t·<I 1unkcb "If we go, \\C. s hould p;.1 y our own way," :-.he sut<I Pattinson said that health. welfare and safely of citizens 1s paramount "Everything else 1s a frinJle benefit." I le added that the Fourth of .Ju l\• Parade which costs more than s20.ooo "should he the first to go·· 1\1 acAlhster called for an im· mediate freeze on all non- essential expenditures. ··Anything we can s top now. ""e must," he said. said . 1t will be harder to avoid personnel layoffs. In t he m e antime today, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich was an Sacramento on behalf of the cou nt y and the Count y S~perv1sors Assoc1at1on of California to discuss preparation for Proposition 13. The Fullerton s upervisor was to meet with Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy and Governor Brown lo discuss leg1s lat1on aimed at helping county govern ments cope with a 58 percent cut an property tax revenue next year. Al D1edrach ·s s ugg estion Wednesday supervisors a lso. -POSTPONED HEARINGS on the 1978·79 budget until Jul:t 20 throu~h 29. -ASK E D A COMMITTEE of county administrator!> lo re port on new revenue sources by June 21 1,262 Jobs Seen ORDERED COUNTY Ad· m1n1str at1ve Officer Robert Thomas to meet with city or f1c1a ls and those from other tax· 1nJ? d1stncts to dis~uss joint de· l 1 very of some services. -REQUESTED COUNTY Counse l Adrian Kuyper to draft leg1slat1on that would a llow joir1t delivery of service and possible combining of s uch offices as the county sheriff and marshal FV Council OKs Video Tape Plant By RAYMOND ESTRADA J R. Ol 1 ... O.lly Pl ... Sl.IH F~untaan Valley Caty Council members have paved t he way for the constru c t ion of a 210.150-squarl' fool video tape m3chine factory that could pro· vidc as many a s 1,262 Jobs for area r esidents. Acting as the city ·s Agency for Community Development. coun di mt•mbers voted 4 lo 1 Tues· day to approve a $1.5 million financ ial plan that would allow developers lo build the proposed Te achers Map Plea For Jobs Blocked bv a court order m t he1 r attem pts lo prote.!K the fir· mg of 96 teachers a nd program C'utbacks. Founta in Valley elementary school teachers plan to make a pica for community help al tonight's school board meeting. The 7:30 p.m . meeting will be• held at district offices. the l>ltc of last wel'k 's l wo· night teacher camp·tn protest Y I\ bout 80 t each e r s met Wednesday and decided against defying a temporary restraining order blocking their protes ts on school distract property. Las t week about 120 teacher:<. ram ped inside the district of fices. Dis trict a ides c lai med te achers caused damaJlC and cost the distract an a s.yet undetermined amount of money by the protest. Teacher group president Yale Wishnick la..,hed out Wednesday al distract administrators and school board Pres ide nt Dick Plum for "degrading remarks that arc lies about the teachers in this d1stncl." Teacher leaders have been or· dered to a June 19 Oran~c Coun- ty S uperior Court hearing on "'hY a permanent restraining or· der s hould not be issued to pre- vent othe r protests like those l:.ist week Van Fir ebombe d In Huntington Lot A parked van was destroyed by several Molotov cocktails early Wednesday moming in the Five Points area of Huntington Beach. police reported. There are no s uspects. T h e van's owner. Jerry J1manez. told police the incident occurred at 1 ·15 a.m in front of a res idence at 18412 Manitoba Drive. The vehicle was valued at ss.ooo. he said facllit v on 22 7 acres of land on the C'orner of Wa rd Street ant.I Talbert A\·enue Cons truction 1s cxpt.>C'ted to began this month. said Planning Director Clint Sherrod with oc cupancy by March 1979. Mayor Pro Tern Roger Stan ton cast the only dis~entmg volt.' against the plan saying. ··rm aj:?ains t t h is arrangement beca use it could h ave been bet· te r " Stanton asserted. "This could Top Spel~r Peg MrCarthy. l :L holds her Nal1onal Spelling Bet· l roph~ ~11ler winning thl' annuul 1·onlcst in Wa:-.h1ngton h~ ~ p c I I 1 n g t h e \\' o r d "dcifi<:at1on ·· HB Charte r Change Vote Totals Mixed HUNTINGTON Rf.ACll 175 p recincts out or 175 precincts Following are the final figures on how Huntington Beach 'oters cast their ballots Tues day on proposed changes an the city's charter Proposition D -Charter Yes No pd ale 2:J.502 15.405 have been done for less money The total purchase price paid hy the <'llY development agency 1:-. Sl .979.505 less 5479.505 paid rn the agency by the developer. Q-B Prope rties. a Newport Beach firm Q.n Properties would then leasl'. with option to buy. the facility Lo BASF Corporation. Stanton said the $1.5 million, which would have to be taken from c ity reser ves. would be the profit made by Q-R Properties. "Whv was there no counter of f('r to the $1.5 m illion? l do not agree with taking the first bid ." Stanton said He aclE!ed that hl· believes BASF to be a "first class firm " but fe ll•mon· ncgollallons were needed. "The re is no way anyone can con vince me this isn 't a good deal for Fountain Valley, .. s aid - Councilman Al llollmden Hollmden said the $1.5 m1lhon figure was a "bottom ltne o• fer" City aides told council mem- b<'rs the $1.5 million offer was the only way BASF could bt.- "enticed" mto the c ity. Aides s:.11d the Sl.5 mtlhon would be returned to the <:lty m a few years from the propert ~ taxes frol'fl the $.10 million fac1lt 1 y even with the passage ol Propos1t1on 13. The Talbe ret-Ward .,it<' in Fountain Valley, also near lh1· San Diego Freeway. as now be· ing purchasl'd from . th<' Gisler family. Norma Gibbs Tribule Due F ormer Huntington Beach Ci- L v Councilwo m an Normd Brandel Gibbs wall be honored at a reception and dinner tonight at the ll untm~ton Beach Inn. The affair 1s called "Norma ·s !'light .. Friends say they a re paying tnhutc to the former mayor for he r ser v1l'es to the l'Ommunity Mrs. Gibbs served on the Hun- tington Bcuch City Council from 1970 until she stepped down in Aµrtl. She a lso was a counci~ memher und mayor in Seal Beach in 1960-63. Mrs . Gibbs is a professor of educational phsychology at Cal State Long Beach. Or::eJ7~~asl Wea ther Schmit Third, Misses Runoff Proposition E -Council terms Yes 32~70 No 9,245 Proposlttoo F -Council salaries Ni~ht and mornm~ low cloud mess and loca I fog with hazy sunshine in af· ternoon Friday . Lows 1on1ght 56 to 6-t High:-. Friday upper llOs al beaches to mad lo upper 705 inland. INSIDE TODA~ Of /1cer Mike Proctor goes alt out teaching La Qmnta Htgh School law enforcement clas!( Once he even had hamselJ ·murdered.' Sec f'cattmng . Page Cl l.J) Gi\RY GRANVILLE Of I,,. Dally Pllol Staff OranJte County Su pervisor Laurence Schmal became a pr1mar v e lection fatal 1ly Werln,.sday when he fell fH votes s hort of finish111g second an his own 2nd Supcrv1soria l D1slnct n t<'l' St•hm1t's th1rd·place f1n1 s h 1n the ri ve -c andidate contest means he'll leave office the first Tuesday in J anuury when eithe r Harri£\' Wieder or Oavld Uakc r w1r take office. Mrs. Wieder was the top vote getter in the supcrvisoria l con· test when she collected 25,053 votes. Baker tallied 21,699 votes while Schmit received 21.638. It wasn't until mid·afternoon Wednesday that Schmit learned has re·election bid failed to carry him even to the Novem ber general election runoff. In a race that was tight fmrt) the outset. lhe lead for the vital second spot changed hands five times from 6 a.m . until the final vote wui; counted at 2·30 p.m. When il was over. "·238 voles hud been tabulated in the 2nd District race. And the margin that separated Buker and Schmit was just those lit precious ballots. Schmit was not available' for t•om mcnt curly today llowever. an aide said. "Larry mi~hl ask for a s ampling and then make a decision on a re- l'ount. .. But even a reversal of the Boker count w o uld m ake Schmil's future as a coi,mty <1 upervts0r a question mark. Runnin g as an incument with a $176.000 campaign war c hest built up while in office and back e d h Y a ca mpa ign engineered by Arnold Forde and Rill Butcher. Schmit r eceived just 23 percent of the vote in T uesday's plimary election That means 77 percent of the district's voters went against the incumbent. And while the vote pie was be· ing s liced up by five candidates who had won elected offices before. the anti.inc umbency vote wal' dear. Yes 17.380 No 23,687 P ropositionG-Appoln\ , Yes No city attorney 8.830 33.438 Proposltton II -Appoint cl'y clerk Yes No 10,078 32.1~9 Proposition J -Appoint city treasure r Yes No J R,i9S 33.601 lade ¥ a CJ CM .. M 11111 I ., at.S ., a cu M ... - ':! Legal Ad ice Illegal? I\\ 11 I l11nl10j.!t1111 U1.•J<'h Cit, < 011111 11 nw111h4"r' d1.1ri:~t·ultant Wt·l..fnesday 1s uot lcv.ul :\1 .1~ nr P 111 T1·mpore Ric hard ~1l'l>t•11 '>iJld tha t provisions in 1 hl· l'll' d11.1n t•1 wer~ not oh .,..,,,.d and lhot t·1t\ Atlonll'y <;;1tl Hutton .. ,hould have known :1bout lht•m .l11h11 'l'homus M11d tht! hiring 1' a' illegal mid tha t he will seek .1 niurt 11rdt•1· tv prevent the h1r 1111.! l'1t 1 ('ounnt membl'rs voted :1 :! to hirt• Hoh Sangster 01 ~ama '\11:1 to provtd(· s pecial legal t·ou11.,1·I ut .1 i.:r1evance hearing for Dt•put) Cit) Attorney John 0 Connor and for other person- 111·1 rn .Jltl•r., 1t·a I a lll·rcat1on \\1th th1·11 <II\ Jttorrl(•v Don B1J11l ,1 • . "i1t'lu•r1 .. ;wl toclav that I he h1r ir11: ot S:t11J.!'tl'r wa~n 't µroper un ('I l 'I ,a) 1'011111' 111' ... ;11<1 f11111 1·oum•1I votes are 111 1•d1·rl hl'lon: the City Council 1 ,111 .1 pprov<.' ;1 conlral'l for an t 111t .. 11f1• l'f)nsuftttnt I h· :tlso t'la1mcd lhul llw a1·· I 11111 m11 .. l hi' l<ikl'n b\ ordinance "' , ,.,,,lut1t111 nor rn.v· m inute ac l lor\ ,,., w,1., lhl· c·:.tH· Wednesd av lll~ht \1 r-.. lluttull, wh11 introduced "i.lllg.,ll·r J S tht· n!'w legal con 'ult.inr alllr th<· mc<·11nj?. said ..,ht• hl'lll'\1.'S lh;.tl lhl• hiring 1111·1 h .tll n·q u1rt•mcrll s -..hl· s;wl tha t 11 the s !'lcct1on 11·q u 1 re ... ordinance o r resolution .,h<· \\di dr<1ft tme <1nd hrang tt l1,11·k to lht· City ('ounc·al "1t•IJ1.•rt s <.auJ that would be •utlll· htTJ~!' then• ti re ooL four ''11111< ti ml•mht·rs in fclvflr or lhe ,I( t 11111 '1.11,or Hun S henkm an, Hon 11 111111,011 ;ind Don Ma(•l\lliHcr <111J•rnv1•d tlw conH.•t"r:I. a1;t}J B.1111·\ .incl Bob Vi and < voted .Jt-'.1111,1 11 .ind S1t•IJ1.·r1 ah~ti:l ined HB Trustees To Consid e r "Drastic' Cuts I 11i..l l'1'' 1n th1• Huntingto n 111 J< h t'tt\ tf'll•mt•ntary 1 School 111 ... trit•I \\Ill t:11ns1dl'r a series of 111 .... 111 1•ut ' 11\ 1•fforts tonight to m ·• k1· 1•ntl:. mt·rt bcc.i use of Jt• 11p1·rt' t J\ ltm1lal 1ons Pr upo-.i·cl rt•dutl 1ons include 11 ,. ' Jo.,111L! of thn·1.· schools l.1\ olh 11t H:J tt•:idwr., and m ean,: 111111•1 1·mploH·1·s :md a ,u bstari- 11 .d <•<'rolls thl' hounl pay s lash 1111 .di 1·mpf11H·1·' Ill h1·r 111·opo .. ;1b c·a ll lor u hull ltt bu:-.inJ.! .i1Hf 1•llm 1nat1on of all h1 .dltt. rncdH·al. llf<.'. d1s abiht v .ir·d 1t1•111.1l 111suran1·!' - I h•· n•st·r v1•s would be wiped 11111 J111I 1 hl· 1hst r1ct would not 11 1' •· .•II\ 111 tts o wn funds for l1 •\ll11111k' .irul oltH'r hooks I hi· 1·111h;1d, 111·oposuls wen• d I ,t I I t • 11 II ." d I s t rt c t a d rn 1111 ... 1 rat11r' for <'t1ns 1ClL·ra t1on '" 1 r ll'll'I'' :it tonight's 7 :Ill 1111· .. 1111r in Hw .i ud 1lor1um a t "11111 tt '°ld111ol i711 Sc\'cntcenth ~' II" .11 d I' n·., HI<• n I I) <H e "1111i.. ... 1·n , •• 111 w .. t1ncs1fav lhc.tt flll' l'Ulh:u·k t'llllltnJ.!('OCl~S \lo ill "" ..! t' 1·11 .,1•r111u' cons1dcrat1on ltut I hal 110 dl'l'l'tons "Ill be m .11h• tonit.!ht "'l'ht•r<.' 1s nothing '·" rt·d hl· '><lid 111· "·"" 1h.1t M 'l'r\11 con t 1111•1·111·11'' .ir1• h1·1ng studied t It h1·1 11rogr.im .. prof)4>scd for Pl1rn1n.J1111n 1n1•ludl• : .. d i Dft<'r '' hrwl :-port ... s hop and sewing, d.1 '<'' ':1llh.Jl1<·ul 11.'a ves and 1·dul-.1t 11111 \t orl..shop scr viet•s. V m 111•" 1•1•" proposed for l.1' ot h 11wl11d1· .all noon aides, all 1 11 ., I 1 u <'I 111 n a I a 1 cl cs . a 11 1r.rn ... pnrtar11111 1>1:rsonncl. u dis 1111·1 l1b1·:1n ;1n 1l1rf'rl nr of p • · 1 ..., 11111 t· I .111 d mu 1 n t t· n an e c· \\111!..1·,.., .,,.,.,,.t:rrws dcrks and .i P' 1 1 hnlnJ.!t'I 1 r It'"".., .. , J•r• ~ Cwt1•, 1 1., l' .. ~""-·1•" ft\t""•' tl!•f•ll , ff' fr.nm.-.." ,.._u,M<ftf ~1 •O·"O, M1t• { h•t I•\" L-0111\ ••ctwr• I' N"ll " '•"\•¥1 ...... ,...,...,1 tth,.. •oo.•t "•'''' '' ·P I ' 111r1t.,. t l1!u• t~Unllnpton 8e ICh Ollie;• f I fli1 I ft 1lrnfi•Y4'" Vi• I 4 f I•,. t fl fYi, I~, f t1'4 OlllCH 'l;I ,fl.,., I'\ ttA"f•l'""""''°"'·I .. ,, 1 1 t y,. , lf"'l <li/p,,Ut.,\11,, I tH'h••"•".," l\i11,r·,1un,., ,, ,., t1''"'Cl· , .,.. "",, T1l1pll0n1 ('1,.)842-43'1 Cl111lll1d AdYl •tltlng 642·5671 ., m N-~··"o'.,,.,.. 0•'"'' .. , ... ",,..,, ... S•O 1220 l'"°"''t'' It .It """•~1' t ••t PuDt•\l\f~ t """'' !:':Ttn ~."".~'.,,';, .~ N\:~;·:••,.·~:~~ ~·~·;"~ ••r••oeuC"ct •·t"0•1t \"41, ••I ••''"""~ et •• ,,~"''°"""""' -!'1111111 • " " t •d,. o• , •• Cou• M.u r •' '"" ,., • '" ' •" "' .-... r • t ) \0 .,,.,,f"1" '" ""• • t• .0 tnOftf"'" m•lllf•f _,....., l"•t \l \0"' '"',, • Results Listed In OC Voting Orange County EIPCtlBn Kf'HUlllJ 2048 1m:clncls out of 21>48 l'r.-clncb GOVERNOR D••moc ralic Ha}'m ond 1.1e benberg {;t'lll' l\lhl'rtOn J\ l<.'x Aloia John J\ bbotl .Jules Kimmell David Rock George Roden Edmund Brown Jr. Lowell Da rling Republican 3.586 5,348 .U>l\6 R,475 5,60fi 8,267 5,91 6 167 ,739 3.439 Elmer Crutchley 739 Ken Maddy 12.297 Evelle Younger 112,188 John Briggs 5.3'15 Ed Davis 91,279 Pl.'le Wilson 26.187 T rue Slocum 996 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Democratic Patn ck F1tzpatrit:k Ahe Tapia Patr icia R a\'CO Mervyn Oymally 4.t,8Sl 9.J~ 47,775 100.323 Republican Mike Curb 134,642 M 1ke Antonovich 126.122 SECRETARY OF STATI:: Democratic ~larch Eu · Re publican Steve Nas h Jacob Margosian :'\orrisa Brandt CONTROLLER Democratic Kenneth Corey Josc·ph O'Green Republican Dixon Arne tt James Ware T REASURE R Democratic Wilham Burkett J f'sse Unruh Republican lfi5,752 U!.750 I07.532 11 1.161 1 f;j,282 5-1.f.0.I 90.267 123.631 83,755 118.554 Donald French 1-18.369 ;\1 a rmi Schna bel 76,283 ,\TT()RNEV GENERAL Democr atic \ vonne Burke ~fort Pines Republican 96.926 l 1-1 ,359 .Jam es Browning Jr fi6,109 George Deukmejian 175.857 ~ 1' A T E B 0 A R 0 0 f-' EQUALIZATION Second District Democratic Mary Christian-He ising .John Lynch Edmund Kelly J oseph Donahue Ir is Sankey Re publican Fred Clayton Walte r Ziglar Larry Rothman Russell Blood Ernest Dronenburg Mike Schaefer Te rry Sutherland 24.25 1 29,41>3 41.411 32.369 45,799 11 .589 18,906 22,164 8.737 39.459 21.287 4ol.43li SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Linda Nesle r 27.495 Wilson RUes l95,l05 Boyd Malloy 24,231 Georgia Mars hall 49,457 Richard Mudgelt 69.495 Alfred Puccincllt 22,890 David Us Ian 23.115 Da vid Walker 23.406 U.S. CONGRESS 34th District 154 precincts <LA County > out o f 154 408 out of 409 Democratic Mark Hannaford 12.546 43.302 Jo Be nnitl 4,381 20.268 Republican Art J acobson 7.498 I 1.671 Dan Lungr en 10.921 30.476 38th District 501 precincts out of SOI precincts Democratic Je rry Patterson Re publican Don Goedeke .'\ndre w Erdclv Jol' Maher · l>a\•1d Bal~it:er J9th Dist rlct 52,f.M 12.252 8.l73 K.Rl5 11.1:m ti j3 precincts out of 653 prt>cincts Democratic William Farris c;cor gc Margolis fred Droz Republican William Dannem eyer 40th District :11 ,1;21 12, ()()fi 14,J.19 71,811 740 precinc ts out of 740 precincts (San Dif'~O County I Democratic Jim ~t cGuy 46,626 4.Jf>O Re publican Robert Badham 87.499 5,511 STATE SENATE 36th District 808 precinc ts out or 808 precincts <San Olf'~O County I Dc mocratk Ron Cordova 48,017 Gregory Kuc1ynskl 17,301 Republican· C it Fe rguson 20.692 Ste phen llolden 13.lfM James Mnrttnflule 9,951 .Jon Arand 7,623 John Schmitz 4 I .36J Geoq :eS<'ott 11 ,155 STATE ASSEMBL\' fl9tb DMrlc t 4,000 1.184 1,150 811 514 289 2.7AA 382 326 precincts out of 326 preclnct-s Democratic Chris Loumakls Ric hard Norn!l Robin Young Paul Bell Ted Shipkey Jr 2.2Ul 4.225 10,fl29 10.742 2,fl76 ~ Republican J ohn Foot<' Ht•x Gucde Sum Cooper Ross Johnson T t•lf Ponl1cellt 10th Dis trict 5.689 9.182 5,043 9,946 5,633 366 pr('<'lncts out or 366 precincts Democratic Robert Music Re publican Bruce Nestande 7 lst District 25.417 42.928 292 p~clncts out of 292 precincts Democratic Che t Wray Republican Doris Allen Don Ellis W <.: Burrell J r Tlnd District 29.880 13.009 9.124 2.H93 256 precincts out or 256 precincts Democratk Ric hard Robinson Republican V1q~1I Elkins David Brandt 73rd District 22.823 8,35·1 I0,740 374 precincts out of 374 precincts Oemocratic Ot•nnis Mangers Re publican Nolan fran effe ('ha rtcs Gibson Tom Hurke 74th District 43-1 precints out of 134 precinc ts :f3,678 11.775 17 022 11 .554 <San Diego County) De mocra t ic J ohn Harrison 9,995 1,721 J a m es Parker 7.999 1.815 l\kl Springer 5.777 l.210 Republiun J am es Green 7.128 Anthony Matano 2,371 l'larlan Bergeson 35,359 Lt'e Watkins 13.177 Bob Wilks 4 ,947 J UDGES Super ior Court 661 202 2.432 l.679 595 2048 precincts out of 2M8 precincts Office 5 Ll•on a rd Golds tein Ort:lta Sears Office 6 H1 <.'hard lla m1llon Theodore Milla rd Office 12 Hobert Wea ver Bruce Sumner Ofricf' 16 100,224 241.014 194.1 99 220,077 182.082 236.680 Robe rt Todd 22'1 .441 Ja.\' Wa ll 182.106 C'Ot:NTY SCHOOLS St:PERINTENOt:NT 2048 prt'rincCs out of 2M8 precincts J <Jck1c Boynton 171.fiS-I Robert Peterson 249.821 COUNTY BOARD OF •:m ;c A TION Trustee Are a 2 37fl precincts out of 376 precincts Frances !'1urphy Dnv1d P<iyntcr Trustee Area 5 Ht (>recincts out or •171 precincts 40,8~ 34,41G Warren Davirro 19,708 R am on Diaz 15,623 Gerald Shaw 52.854 COUNTY SUPERVISORS Second District 414 pr<'cincts out of 414 precincts Oavld Bai<l'r J Tillm an Williams H arriett Wil'de r Laurcnce Schmit Sonia Sonju Fourth District :186 precincts out of 386 precincts 21.699 9,307 25.053 21,638 17,541 R alph (')ark 50.281 Geor~!' Mason 15,497 Robl'rt Young l4,573 CLERK·RECORDER 24»8 precincts out of 21»8 precincts Rnbrrt Camlin 42,062 T ruman l..('~g 69,3.55 Mar s hall Nor ris A5.41)3 H .J Mailhot 24,924 l.C'(' Branch J 21 ,461 .Jumt.>s Wilson 50.353 SllE RIFF-CORONF.R 21>1R precincts out of 21>18 1>recincts Brad Gatf's lRl .000 H11·har tl i\dnm.. 18,133 Lauren Rusk 99,(}:ll Brian Burr~ 32,236 Geor ge Wrii.!ht 47 .822 Waltc-r Scott 61.2.12 COUNTY PROPOSITION A 2<>18 precincts out of 2048 pre cincts Elect supt. of schools 335.526 /\ppotntsupt ofschools 83,929 HB Market Fire Doused F ire· In un c lec trl c a l trans fo rm e r al a R alph s market at Ada m s Avenue and Brookhurst Stre et in Huntington Bear h e mptie d the building briefly e a rly todRy but was quickly controlled A fire man 11l the scene said there wa:1 no da m age to the supe rmarket its elf. although the m11,1o r response to the alarm drf'w t•on!\lde rable attention In the muJor shopping center com. pltx. Signs on the automatic doors soi cf : "T emporurily Closed Sorry." as red-!\m ocked check ~land <'lerks enjoyed u coffee bre ak A the s nack s hop area. t Puppy Love Kt·ll~ ~kDnf'\ou.gh. :L o l Hoyul Ouk :\l tt'h . hu~s Rommt·I a shaggy Buu\'lcr puµpy, who helped sa"c the bov s ltlt.' Kl'lly fo ll down a s ix-foot well anti lhe 90-pounlf dog who hutf nevt·r seen Ke ll y be fore Jumpe d in a nd ht•ld the boy up until he eould be rt•!)tucd. Coast Colleges Face Sharp Cots Coast Community College Dis - trict trustees said We dnesday they think Proposition 13 m ay be uncon stitutional and that tuition fees may be on their way, hut that. in the meantime. lhc dts- lrict must trim $15 million from its budget. The district. which includes three schools. had a budget or S75. 7 million 1n 1977-78 and a pro - pos ed budget or $81 .9 million for 1978-79. A new budget must be ready by July I However . at a spec ial meetin~ at Or ange Coast College in Cos ta .M esa Wednesday t rustees s aid they plan to go ahead with sum- mer school as scheduled . A ss embl y man D e nni s Mangers. D·fluntington Beach, said today that state legis lators a re cons iderini: the possibility of ins tituting tuition at community colleges. "[ think 1t 1s safe to sav that the re IS going to be a very dif- fere nt approach to community cr>llege education and tuition is one of the altc mat1vcs." said Ma ngers. a m l'mber of the A"' 'cmbly EduC'at1on Committee ~ canwh1 le , Coas t College board members said they will hold another specia l m ccting at 8 p.m . Friday at district head· quarter s, 1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa . to d iscuss wh at to do <i bout summer mus ic als. sab· bat1 c al a nd a dmintslr::it1 vc leuvcs. some s pt'c1a l faculty s u m m e r p rograms antJ th1· Ora n ge Coa s t College JClll festival T hose items were mclu~d on a s hopping list of possible cut.. which we re presented Wednes day to an audience or about 200 ~ople. mduding many instruc· tors Ot h er item s on the lis t rn eluded reduc ing undis tributed reserves, increasing class s ize, and requiring faculty me mber-; to te ac h the maximum num~r of hours. About a dozen people in th1· audience s PQke. most urging the board not to dilute the qua lity ol t:ducatlon cand to keep 1n mind that many teachers a re a lread\ hc a vi ly loaded with teachtnl-! re late d chores. Most or those present saul t hey were willing to lake som<: salary cuts to prevent layoffs Trustees were also quest1onefl about what one wo man te rmed "fluff courses." A b rochun· t ru m Coastline Com m un1t \ Colte~e. which ar rived in th~ mailboxes of district residents this w1.•ek. was cited as an exam pie The broch u re for s ummt:r wo rkshops included t u1t1on fret• t'lasses 1n s uch s u b1ccts a ... cre wel stitchery, adventure!) 111 d1ntnJ(. egg le mperca painting. self·h y pnos1s a nd developing und markclm~ in ventions t Teachers Voice Fears A standing·room -onfy crowd. IH·uvlly laced with worried k a<·hcrs. gt.1tl'le red Wednesday n1 ~hl to hear Ot·ean View School Oistrict officials d i!!<;uss the Proposition 13 dilemmi. and the tut urc llut all I ht·v learned is that I ht'y mWit wait for a de termina- tion flf where 1 he cuts and trims wi ll be made in the S21 m illion lludgct Sµectator.> at the meeting in d1!'.tnct headq uarters s pilled out onto thc concrete wa lkways and at tim es could not hear trustees· talk'! on the ma tte r over the din or children playing They were brought along to thl• m eeting at the last minute when their pa rents couldn 't fi nd hab\ -..1ttcr-. f 'rona Page A J LIQUOR ... Sa ll·way. Campbell said There. J qua rt of Ancient Age Bourbon I" now S4 68, down I rom $6.99 1\11d St:orcsby Scotch has alsc dropped to S4 1>8 a quart. from - s+; 2& 1\ I 75·11tcr bottle: of Gilby'" C: in at Safeway ha~ gone from $11 9!1 to $8.46, a 12-pack of 1 !· o unce bottles of Brown Derby Heer I rom $2.09 lo $1 76. and a three liter bottle of Gallo Red Hose from $4 .89 lo S2 98. J\t Alpha Be ta. Coors beer hai:. dropped from St 7i for a :.1x- paC'k lo SJ 65. whale Budweis er h...is gone from SJ. 79 to Sl.65 Abo al Alpha Beta. a fifth of h:d m chatk<> Vo dk a that wcas $4 IS now costs SJ.98. while a fift h of Jca c k Dan ie ls ha~ rlroppcd fro m S8.35 to $i.93 and I 5 liters of Gallo bur~undy from S2 99 to $2.84 lvan Owen. vice pres ident ot L uc.:ky Discount Su perm arket!'. l>:lld he didn't have a price ttst :.iva1lcable but said h1$ firm ''will re m ain compet1l1ve ." H e s aid additional price cuts .1 n p os:-1 hie. d e pend inti( one what other supermar kets do. llowcvcr. while c ustomer!> en J<>V the lowe r prices. supermarket '>J>Okesmc n admiLLhes1l ver HninJ! c.:o m cs with a c!\oud ;\I ar kel Ba's ke t s s pokes man pointed out that the Alcoholic Bl"vcra~e Comm1ss1on is gathe r- 111g evidence and has threatened pro:.e<:ut1on and hea vy fines 1( its a ppeal 1s uphe ld. B ut the pressure of the marketplace ha:; won over the 1\BC's thre ats. the s pokesman udm1tted . "When some body else does 11 . 'ou sort of h ave lo take your diancc." he said. . - BEST TEAM IN TOWN! 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Junu 8, 918 OAILY PtLOt A ISA ~ !»II' l'INI 5~H ,...._ SAN CLEMENTE WATERCOLOR ARTIST JANET RADFORD Her City's Beauty is Important to Her Also -Fourth place to Kate Jensen and Michelle Osterberg of Hermos a Beach She's Caught In the MitMle Hy AN NE COOPER CH L~ Dall, Pilot Statt ·1 would ncvl·r belong to a club unless I had lime to p:.irt1c·1patc, ::ind I wouJdn't live in a city without doing my share as a citizen," said Janet Radford of San Clemente. the city's activist liaison with the Cahforn1u Ocp~rtment of Transportation. Since her appointment by the City Council last fall. Mr.. Radford 5.a1d she has found herself arh1t ratmg more• differences of opinion among San Clem enll' re~1dcnls than betwet!n the city a nd CalTrans "WE ARE DEALING WITH whether Ci.l lTruns \\111 t•n•ct sound barriers in San Cll'mcnte aloni~ thL· S:Jn Diego Freeway, in con· JUn<·t1on with tht• 1m1poscd freeway widening," she ..,a id 'Tht.•rt• havl· sprung up two factions -those San Clemente rt'!'>1dl•nts with a legal right to sound b:.irriers and thoM· who don't want them. I find m vst'lf in :.i position where I can see both ~1dt•s <:lf'arly," she said "I think our view I rom thl' fn·ew<Jy 1~ stunning, so I feel an esthet1c jVt<rswn In the• :-.ound h<Jrners. which would bi: ~lone wulls ;i:-. high in some places <JS 18 feet ·Hui , un llll' olh<"r h<ind, hvmg with out- ragt·ous ncus<· wh1<·h the wider freeway may .L!l'nt·r<.1tl' t•:.in lw vt•ry des tructive ... she said. "In tht• balant'<'. I bt·ltt•vl' we• must consider the human pt•rson (1r!>I . hc•lun• t'!>lhel1c or other principles, so I t1nd my~l'lf lt•anmg u hlllt· towi:lrd the walls " MRS . RADFORD SAID S HE s urprised hl'r~l'lf. <·ons1dl•rtng other factors over the city'!> ht'<iuly /\ t•omm1ttcd <Jnd s uccessful watercolor artist. ::.he ~aid lht• c1ty·s beauty JS important to h<•r .. My puint1n~s fall mto the categor y or n<iturahs m u.., opposed lo realism ," said Mrs. Rad- ford , who p.unts <Js .JCJn Ford Radford. "Realism ml'ans pamtm~ the a lleys and trash cans of life. I pa mt wh;.it I'> lovelier and happier in nature ... Mrs. Radford's black Angus cattle. barns, llowl'rs. homes and beach scenes will be exhibited lh1s ~ummcr ror the fourth conseeutive year at the L:.iguna Reat·h Festival o f the Arts. She also dis - play:-. watl•rf'olor.. at area i:tallcries and art shows "I PAINT BECAUSE I LOVE to paint, .. s he !>a1cl. "/\nd I paint what I Jove. I feel fortunate that other people seem to like what l do." Mrs Radford said her work with the city (She 1s t·ompletmg ;.i year 's a ppointment to the /\rch1tcc·tura l Review Board, from which she has resigned effective July l l 1s as much <J pleasure as lw si.11d "I asked a CalTrans represen- tative whetht•r I h<ive to take a position on the ... ound httrnt<r., dnd he told me that was precisely "'hat I was appointed to do. Rut I en1oy what I do even the tough parts and that's more important to.me than the honor and the glory people ass ociate with politics . It's the sa me with my p<Jintmg. I have to enjoy what rm doing 1·ven 1f I never wind up m 'Who's Who Class for Nurses Set at Hospital Hcgistl'rl'd nurses have until Monday to enroll tn tht• "Patient Care Process" workshop scheduled from 8 a m . lo 4 30 p m . June 21 at South Coast llosp1tal. 31872Coast Highway .South Laguna. /\ pproVl•d by the Calirorn1a Board of Ref!1Stercd Nursing, thl' program is being conduct· cd by the inserv1ce departments of Mission Com· mun1ty. Saddlcbac·k Community, San Clemente Gl•ncral and South Coast Community Hospitals Saddlchack I losp1tal coordinators Helen Trot- ter and Mary1ane Chancy said workshop obJeC· ttH'S arc to 1dent1fy patient problems and learning neC'dl-and define the role of the profess ional nurse 111 lhl' patient C'urc plan t::nrollmenl 1s free to registered nurses l'mpluycd by any or the four participalin~ hosp1tab Seniors Hear Trust Talk Laguna llills attorney Robert Shupe is to ad· dress the Saddleback Seniors Club on "Trusts" on Friday at II 30 a m in the Montanoso Center, 25800 Montanoso Driv<'. Mission Viejo The talk. :irranged through the Orange County Har A~sol'iat1oni. speakers bureau. is free and open to the rmbhc Record Sales SACRAMENTO (/\PI -FIFTH Pl.ACE <A TIE1 TO Mona Bishop and Mary McMichael or S<Jn Clemente and G1g1 Park and Teresa Bandel of Corona del Mar The women's compettt1on drew 28 team~ Hegistration has closed in a companion event Sage Words? Taxable s ales 1n California approat'hed a record $100 billion 1n 1977, the State Board or Equa lization s<J1d . The total of $99.5 hillion was u p 18.7 percent. the San Cleme nte me n's beach volleyball tournament. scheduled this weekend. Contests will start at 7 a .m. Saturday a mong the 64 teams regis tered for the competition at the c1ty'i. Trafalgar Lane Beach. said Judd Students were signing yearl>ooks all over campu!-. at Laguna Bc<1C'h High SC'hool. both a limely and timeless.task . J ill Gold, a scnior.sec•ms <lt'eµ m thought Will.' 111 's mess~gc stand the test of time'? How will at sound at r t ass reunion m 25 year.:,., ---~ •• ~ ~ ~t-- Subject to atock on hand U.S. MADE utter CANNON CRAFT WIDE BLADE SHUTTER SETS Not supposed to say the "best price" according to one bloke I know even though the last time I looked we were because someone might just sell for less than us. (Boy is that a lot to get out in one breath.) Cannon Craft makes the good ones. perlect detailing, made to fit over the openings described. (And you ne ver send them out to be cleaned.) Honey maple only. W H 32 x 24 •..... 33.97 32 x 36 ...... 41.97 32 x 40 ...... 47 .97 32 x 48 •...•• 64.97 32 x 60 ••••.• 79.97 W H 48 x 24 ••.••• 39.97 48 x 36 ...... 48.97 48 x 40 •....• 52.97 48 x 48 ••..•• 81 • 97 48 x 60 • . . . 1 1 2. 97 W H ' e 36 x 24 ...... 34.97 60 x 24 ...... 57.97 72 x 24 ...•.. 63.97 36 x 36 ...... 43.97 60 x 36 ...... 72.97 12 x 36 ...... 77.97 36 x 40 ...... 49.97 60 x 40 ....•• 78.97 12 x 40 ....•• 84.97 72 x 48 .•.. 127.97 72 x 60 .... 141 • 97 36 x 48 •..... 69.97 36 x 60 ..•..• 84.97 60 x 48 .... 116.97 60 x 60 .... 129.97 CANNON CRAFT LATTICE SHUTTER SETS A different idea, the lattice filters and meters in the light • Makes one feel one. is in the Casbah (hire ten guys to yell in your ear and five more to yell "Baksheesh" and you got it right here.) Made well, and there is just no substitute for real quality. right. STAINED W H 24 x 24 .........•.••..... 21 • 97 24 x 36 .................. 26.97 36 x 20 •.••..........•.•• 23.97 36 x 24 .................. 25.97 36 x 28 .................. 28.97 36 x 36 ...............•.. 33.97 48 x 20 •••. ' .•.......•..• 27.97 48 x 24 .................. 31 .97 48 x 28 •................. 32.97 A8 x 36 ..............•... 36.97 60 x 24 ••.•..••.....••••• 44.97 60 x 36 .................. 55.97 72 x 20 •.••.•••....•••••• 44.97 72 x 24 .•••.••.....•.•••• 48.97 72 x 28 .....••.•..••.•••• 52.97 72 x 38 ••••.••..••••••••• 59.97 PAINTED W H 24 x 24 ................. 25.97 24 x 36 ................. 29.97 36 x 20 ................. 27.97 36 x 24 •................ 3 1 • 97 36 x 28 ................. 32.97 36 x 36 ................. 37.97 48 x 20 . . • . . . • . • • • • • • . • • 3 1 • 97 48 x 24 ...•..••••....... 33.97 48 x 28 ................. 36.97 48 x 36 ................. 41 .97 60 x 24 .... ' ............ 49.97 60 x 36 ................. 59.97 72 x 20 ................. 49.97 72 x 24 •.••...........•• 53.97 72 x 28 ................. 5 7. 97 72 x 36 .....•........... 63.97 r '\ SHUTTER CUNIC - FACTORY EXPERTS IN ALL STORES FRI., SAT. AND SUN. JUNE 9. 10, 11 SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND Let the factory expert• ahow you all the ahortcuta. Might aa well do it the best and eaaieat way. AT YOUR SERVICE 'potlfl B•ll No• Se .... EAR PAT: I planted quite a few rose busbes lc.t ... t ~ummer and they did well then. Sul now most of them have orange spots on the underside of tbe lea H'S and yellow or brown spots on the upper sur· tact· I know there's something wrong,,but can't hJ! are out what it is or how to control this problem bt'I .re all the leaves drop off. Some already have. V.K., Costa Mesa Blame the we& weather for your slek roH btt~hes. 11>e rainy, warm sprlng bu caused a lo& of • ru'l fungus disease, which you describe. The farm ;uh ise r's office of the Cooperative Eneosioa ad· 'h•'" sp raying with a rose fagicide coa&alnlng Zinl'h or with Acti-dione PM or Plutvax, at the Hr't sign of rust. Follow with repeat sprayings l'' Pry one or two weeks untU bot tweatber arrives. ~,.. M~di~a~ 011ene1U"! Got a problem 'I rh~ri IL"" 111 ""' />urm f'at Will c:ul rrd tape. grltang lht' unllu'" orid GI. twn you need '" snlve mi.'qu111e:1 m g<1vt•nt111t•1it and t1w.111e1u Mail 11our qu..~ttcm.s tu Pat l>u1111, At Your Sert•1C't-Orange Coaat Owly Pilot /' IJ IJ•u l.M C1u111 Mesa, CA 92828 Aa many lt'ttrr:s as pc1•inbll' u•1/I lw 011~ ered but phorl«J 1nqu1'U'• or lettt'f\ ™'' 1nrllldmg lhl' reader·~ lull name. addreH and l'ru.smes.s hours' phone numbncannot bt>consldered '/ h1:.columnappearsda1· ly ezcept ~urdays " St ... Old Db•••bf fWt&.1t DEAR PAT: I've noticed that there are phone numbers for various offices handling cons umer complaints in the phone book's White Pages under "Cons umer ... but there aren't any addresses. How is a person supposed to know where to mail a com· plaint, especially to Los Angeles offices? J 'd call. but I really can't afford long distance charges. W.N., Costa Mesa DAIL V PIL01 ,\I :i DEAR PAT: Since I retired. I've been doing a I travchn~. I'll be e ligible for Medicare later II year Does 1t cover medical care in foreign , •11n 1nes·1 T. P .. San Clemente '1edfrart• J{cnera lly cannot pay for hospital or 111° '1 1cal ~ervict>s outside the United Stales. But, it • .111 t•ovt>r inpatient hospital catt in qualified 1 .1nadian or Mexican hospitals in certain situ•· 111111 .... Wh.-n a n inpatient stay j.n a Canadian or '1•· 'ic.:an hollpital is covered, lftedicare also can p• 1 for nect-ssar y doctors' services and any re· 11u1red use of an ambulance. For more informa· 110 11, ask for .. A Brief Explanation of Medicare" at .1n 1 So<·ial St>curity oHice. Postage is almost as bad, but if you prefer to mall· YOU{ inquiry or complaint, what you need is a complalnt form prepared by the state Department of Consumer Affairs. This form makes It possible to me a complaint even U you don't know the particular agency or bureau's address. It also Usls areas of complaints to help consumers decide where tbelr complaint should be directed for proc· esslng. For a ·free copy, send a self-addressed, stamped, legal.sized envelope to: Simplified Complaint Prottdure, P. 0 . Box 310, Sacramento. ca Ill. 95802. 'ftp-ell co Bae Box Deror DEAR PAT : I'm sure I've round an old hat box. Jt is made or wood 1rnd 1s oblong with rounded corne rs . The shop owner said it had been covered with paper that had come off. I want to recover this box. and would like to find out wnich design I should use. Drive in style with one of our simple interest auto loans. H.D .. Missio n Viejo '"'"'"a Acride-tlt• A~ri HEAR READE RS: Breaker, breaker one· 111111•. Got your ears on? The Consumer Product J(t-ty Commission ha8 Important ad•ltt tbat 1 uuld !>aH· ~ou from a big 10.33, good buddies. Mon· than hair or all electrocutions reported to 1tw c.:ommi1>sion involvf' CB or TV antennas. The , k l'lrot·ution~ usually occur when the antenna con· The varie t y of designs used is vast - classical, patriotic, small repeated nower pat· terns. s wags and roses, pastoral scenes, s ailing ships -all are suitable. A wallpaper store is a good source or ideas. Originally, these boxes were used for the starched ruffs worn by both men and women and for lhe collars (called bands), and so the boxes were first known as bandboxes. Not only were they used to store bonnets and bats, and to transport them from place to place, but they also we re filled with clothing, ribbons, flowers and other articles when ladies went on a journey. Flexible paym e nt pla ns ! No prepayme nt p e n a lty. In fact. with our n ew Simplifie r simple inte rest loan plan, th e faster you pay us ba ck, the less inte rest you pay ! .wl" hi~h·\'Olta~e powe r lines while being put up "' t.11..c·n rlcw.n. In 1976. more than 100 deaths were '"'H'tatr·d ~ ith CB ba!>t> station antennas. In many ,f t:u· morr· ..,t•vt>re injury cases. victims lost an 11 111 or lt·i.:. Beak Outlines .Jobs, J»a11 DEAR PAT: Is there a book that tells about all kinds of different occupations and the training needed for them ? I'm in high school and would hke to check out training requirements for various jobs to help me decide what kind of work I want to do Apply today for your loan o r one o f our multi-purpose cre dit a ccounts. To n•dun· accidents, CPSC recently proposed rules requirin~ ('R base !)talion antennas to be sold ,, ith instructions fo r safe mowating and to carry \I arninf! labels about installation hazards. uftcr I finish school. A.N., Laguna Beach The "Occupational Outlook Handbook" con· tains tbe following information for more than 850 occupatloos: nature of the work; places of employ· ment; tralnlng, or other qualifications, and ad· vancem ent; employment outlook; earnings and working conditions; and sources of additional in· formation. The handbook is published every two years by the U.S. Oepartment of Labor's Bureau of La bor Statistic~. Copies m ay be purchased for S7 from ~ny regional office or the Bureau of Labor Statis tics, or, be found in reference sections or some libra ries. THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Since these rules will not go into eHect for .... 1111.-tim1" the C'PSC is offering information to , 1111.,uml'r" about safe installation and removal or .111frn na .... Ct-t ~our copy of "10·33: ('8 Alert 'lw..i, .. h' "riling to: (.'H Alert Sheet. Cons umer I'• oclut·t :-.afN~ Com mii.1>ion, Washington, D.C. '.!O.'.tl'i. T "" four. good buddies. ThanJ<s for listening. 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I ,, I ti 30°/o OFF LIST (alt lenses in stock) eanonet- [C011117 1 i I J LOCAL ' ' ThurSday June a. 197u DAILY PILQ7 1\ I 5 ff BB Teacher to End 33·year Career 25°/o OFF WITH THIS AO l •(.LI I llUll\ H) AkTtll RR \'l!\Sl:.L OI '"" O•••• l'tlll Swtt l'h1ldrt'n .in.· 'l>t'I 1,il lU Ru!>e Lee. a merr) Y.o mun "ho ..,uml'l1111p. \o\t'IH'~ !\kiucan lace em h roHkn:d d1't''~l':\> and a f(lllt1:nng ~old, 50-peso p1~·ce on ..1 goldl•n ch.on <irnund her neck Spcc1ul ch1ldn·n lhl' mentally retarded and µhy~1cally hand11:ap1H.>tl are Mrs. Lee's special· l' as pr10c1pal of u Y.('Sl Orange County public :.chool that cater~ to thc needs of such youngsters. SHE WILL RETIRE AT THE end of the term as princ1p..1l of the Ocean View School District's Nue~·a V1l'\\ Sl•hool, after 33 years in the pro- fesston. virtually all of 1t d ealing with children who need SJ>('c1al help "I JUSt feel terribly depressed today." Mrs. Lee s aid Weoncsclay in the wake of passage of the Jarvi:, t<1x 1n1liat1\e whl('h shl' "><1ys will hurt pro- grams al wh:.it ~he will alwa~·~ con~1dcr her school lier retirement. at ( ) the ugc or 57. w as EDUCATJO,'\' aln~udy planned . N ueva View School. ----------17132 Pinehurs t Lane. 1n no rt hwt•st Huntington . - Beach. ~l'rH''-n·latl\ (•!} mildly retarded a nd han· d1l'appl•d childrt:n from ~al Beach, Fountain Valley. We!>lm1nsll'r anti Lo-. /\lam1tos "I lli\VF: WORKEU WITH SPECIAL childre n dunng mu!'>t ol mv 33 \t•ur ... J!> an l'ducator." Mrs Signups Start At Saddleback Rl·g1s1rul1011 tor "Jddlchack College's s ummer n·t-reullon <.'' l·nh ,., l1t•1ni.: ht· Id 1n the community sen 1(·es oll 1u: on thl· ~I 1s!>1on V1c10 c<1 mpus Forums For Le1s urt'. ii quartd of short·te rm n ·l·rcation clas~es includes canoe louring, visits to Orange County restaurants. a four.session series on tollec·ting !>ports memor:.ibilta and an all-day h1cycle trip to Sun Dwg11 SPEOAI. EVENTS FEATURE /\ SURF con- te'it Sal urda~ and Sund a~ ;1 youth fis hing clinic and tJcrb~ Jum• 2 1 <•l Laguna Niguel Regional P ark uncl a s por1 .... 1:ollcct<Jr!>· convention July 17 al the rnllt·~c.· ,\ d1!-otanc·t• run 1<. -.checluled Aug. 12 and a lamil~ lt·stl\al .incl p1 cn1c I!> st•t Aug 27 A lhrt•c·1.1t·rso11 bu..,kethall ll·ague for ooth men and "Offil'll 1' lo ht•g1n Julv 11 Tra' t·I outing.., -.pon.sored include trips to llearst C..1-.tlt· .111d ~,l\ang 011 J uly 22 a nd 23. u Catalina lslund C'ampoul Aug 10 and a bus lnp to lht• Dodi.:t·r.;·l'hilucklph1a Ph11l1es game Au~. 24 ,'\I.I. ,\(,11\'ITIES. WITll THE exccot1on of lht• youth fishing derhv und the family festival. rc- qu1 re a rC'_g1strat1on ft'l' 1>1 rcelnr Tl·rr.; Yu11µ ~a1<l Sucldlcback 's open n·treallcm proi.:r;1 m 1•xtcnc.b usl' of the college"!:> I!' mna<>1um. ha11tlhJll rat·quetl><lll. volleyball ancl tl'llOI!> l'Cllll"t'o Ad<l1tmn<il inlormation 1s avatlable by calling HJ l • 7 53:! or 1!15 I !J50 c• x t :.!lili ~t!t!li11l{ ~()lli~lit 01i C<Jastal Pla11 Progre!'>'-on state mJnclated local coastal pl.in:. for 5an Clemente. Capistrano Beach. Da na l'c11nt und L:iguna Nigut.:l will he discussed in San ( kmentl: tonight al a meeting :-.ponsored by the t'Jp1strano Buy i\rea L<'ague of Women Voters. Plannl'r Bryn· Caughl'~ of tht> South Coi:t!>t H1•g1onJI Comm1ss1on will present a progress re port 110 San Clementi."s coastal plan, which 1s one nl 11nh thn·e in the stule to Ix• prepared by Coastal Comm1ss 1on sl:.ilf Sandra lln<>'>trom. of tht· leciguc s land use.· t'omm1ttc.•1..'. Y.111 n:port on county coasta l plans for l'u111 .... trano Beach and Oanu Point. Laguna N1guel's coastal plan, which is being prepJrt:d by lht• count} with the cooperation of the pl ~rnnPd eommunity·.., clcvelC>JX•rs. i\vc.·o Commun1· '' OevcloJ)l'rs. well tw d1s<:ussed by Jcssicu Dean, p..1 ... t pn•s1dent nt I hl· Lc•agut• chapter Thur!'>da~"~ m1·1.·linJ1.. will begin al 7 15 pm. <•t lht• SJn Diego (,,1-.. .ind J::lt·ctric offices. 101 W El l'ortal Add1t111n.1I 111tormat1on 1s availablc bv Clill rng Joan Siflt.·11 lt'.1g1u· prt•"dent. at 493-67:10, or !kit v Shc.·rm.1n puhlit·it' C"h..11rman. at 492 6528 County Cl1anges Street Sweeper Complatnb from n•s1denls and county off1ci'als .ihoul s treet S\H'cping serv1res in unincorporated !>Outh Orange County communities have prompted !'>11pcn·1sors LO d1sm1ss a contrattor Orange Sweeping Sen 1r1:> was faulted for a t.11lure to aclt•quatl'ly cle;1n <;ln•ets 1n county s1.·n·1re areas :1 4. ft. fl . !I ;end I:! A~ a result. 'iUJ.Wr ',..,.,r, ~.11d they would seek Jnothcr <'Ont ral'tor ror 1 ht.> Sir>.1~11 yearly contract in those t·om m11111t1es. Punch "The joggers are comlngl Tho 1oggers are coming!" 1.cc :.u1d Jl ,, tarnpus n ·ccµtum on thl' e\·e of her 1mpe11din~ 1ct1rem<.•nt l find tht·m lo he more like. thun dirft>renl lrom. 'typ1l';il ' d11ldrcn Progrcs:, 1s somct1mc:o. ,Jo" but \\ht·n 1t cornt·s. 1l n111kl'S ull llw cHorl \\orlh\\hllt· I ~hall mi~:, the children " A \'l'll·r;111 of 17 )car" in the Ocean V1c\\ dis lnt'l. Mr'!> Let• lx•g;rn hcr 33 year earner as a trurhcr Shc IJtl'r bet·ume J p!>) chometn~t. a ~pec1alisl who test:, children fo r learr11ng skills and poten· llals. <.tn<l finally<• <:ert1f1ed p:,ycholog1st and, four years ago, fl M:hool pnn<:111al C'lllLOREN SUCll i\S THOSE with whom she work~ gcncrnlly know lhcv arc slow learneri. and of u limited c:ap<1l'1ly. but i.urrm~1ngly have a wt•m angly (;qtl .:"en acn•ptanee and understand 111g .. Most of them are happy and well adjusted." :o.;1ys Mrs LA·c Dl'sµ1tl' quitting her 1>0st with the Oceun View School D1~lrn:t. she ~ays s he 1s hardly retiring, because after a trip around the li S. and Canada. she plans to be back. The Lees Just bought a recreational vehicle. ''I HOPE 1'0 VISIT OTHER special school~ and perha~ volunteers and continue members hip in professional o r gan1zat1on s for the han d1ca ppcd." the educator explains. "\'ou Just don't turn off your lifetime in tercst~." says Mr~. Lee "Not just because you re· tire from :.i JOb " MAKE YOUR OWN SUNDAE' ( 16 TOPPINGS! ALBERTSON CENTER Brookhursl & Adams Huntington Btlach Oper Daily 11-10 You don't like the headline? What were you expecting? A "Hemingway.'' c "Saroyan." a "Buchwald?" Liaten. thia is work. I need help. (Help. help) , .. If you have a kid or friend who can draw and likes people have him/her call (714) 642-5251 for a talk. Ii they are juat out of work and need a job • . . forget it ... paH ua by. We need the dedicated. (Oh my. a "Want Ad" wha t c bizarre twiat.) ROYAL OPEN END OR COMBINATION METRIC OR STANDARD 5 PC. WRENCH SET --:(-.:-S-K 26 PC. Ya " DRIVE / I GENERAL PURPOSE -4\ ~I SOCKET SET WITH ·----:' FREE HIP ROOF • ll .. ~f -=~ TOOL BOX · .. ~-·--2988 ~ #4126 found out our company la 32 yeo.ra old. still a family worked and held buaineH (no dam absentee monster corporation ... goodneH he does get excited!) ROCKWELL BAND SAW Well. here is a Yankee c.:ompany who ia doing "it.'' Turning out the beat for very compe ti- tive prices. Heck. why not? PARAMOUNT ELECTRIC EDGER/TRIMMER BULLDOG 1 HP 37~w l om moving ao slow at 1.54:58 that the w orda seem backwards. (Help. help. I am drowning in a sea of paper.) 897 #9624i I love that price. Now, the queation is: ''Are the tubes included? (Everyone runs around and looks into "print-outs.") Answer: Tubes extra. MONARCH BI-FOLD MIRROR DOOR For a buck and change you get 5 wrenches, metric or regular. Last week I heard food went up 10 percent. Our prices go down, I wish you could eat these things. YOUR CHOICE (but isn't it always) ROYAL HOBBY 31 PC. KNIFE KIT 997 Time for a gueBS. (You get three and then you get the gong.) 31 pieces sounds like for a hobbyist, like all kinds of blades. (Anawer next wee-k.) BON AIRE AUTO VACUUM 1287 Keep a clean car. Ne ver can tell when someone will yell. "Hey ia that thin g tor sale?" and the crumbs on the floor turn them off. ourf>ooR EXTENSION CORDS 25' ............. 1.97 16·3 SP1' SO' ............. 3.47 100' •.•.•••..... 5 .97 25' •............ 2 .97 16·3 SIT so· ............. 3.97 100' ............ 6.97 Don't make a face you can alwaya use the things. Buy some. if only to ~ake our founder grin that hideous grin of his. MONARCH 3-WAY VANITY MIRROR DOOR 48"'x80" •......•.... 89.97 60"x80" .....•..•... 99.97 72"x80" ......•.... 109.97 96'"x80" ........••. 129.97 Limited 72"x96" .........•. 129.97 quantities 96"x96" ........... 169.97 Three ways: Good, Bad and lnclilferent. (I'm sinking fast. lhrow out the lifeline . . . 11 remember that aong.) A very nice thing. KENTUCKIAN 1 1TT ~ METAL SHED And I alway• get my1elf aquaahed in t>.tween the panels. Not you. because you read the directions. Limited 24"x80" ••••....... 49.97 111111 1' 7777 II 'II 6'6" 5' ' '' I 1 NOMINAL SIZE quantltlea 30"x80" •••••••.... 59.97 36"x80 •.••..•.• , .. 67 .97 48"d0" ........... 87.97 60"x80" ........... 97 .97 72"x80" ..•.•.••. 117. 97 I Thia is a nominal size. (Which means iJ it's a quarter inch too amall or large don't atart with ua.) Built right. you aaaemble and IOTe "It." 0 MAKITA DOUBLE INSULATED" POWER MITER SAW 18787 Hmmmmm. the Japanese ore doing it with power tools. 1 was there. They work like b1Cl%es. Check the fea1urea. which are many It seems like a lot of money. but thirty feet ia a lot of tomato fence. Divide the price by the feet. Does it sound good? U so. buy it. OUTDOOR OR INDOOR LIGHT CONTROL 347 J You know the dark and lhe aun control it. Screw it in and forget it. ~By the way. do you people know the joy of a good long d111ance run?) ,. MONARCH WALK-IN MIRROR DOOR Double thing. A great minor. a fine door. (A good sale. Dave.; See it and then all the words make a little sense. Linuted quanti- ties. 24"x80" ..........••. 43.97 30''x80" ..•....•..•.• 49.97 36"x80" ........•.... 57.97 REDWOOD BENDERBOARD Sf LENGTH Eight feet. l•t'• ... that'• about s.r a foot. Let'a hope it'• a thick width-(He'• aaying. "Who appointed him to the Ralph Nader gang?") 7 l f fj [J.\ L 1 f l I NATiONAL Women Smokers Risk Heart Attack (Jaai,...CIH H I (• h a f d K Sm~ lh. •• Hunt BOSTO~ \I' 1 C11i:ar...•nes CdUSed lhree· quarkr.. or thl' ht•Jrt JltJl'l(s suffered by a group of olher\\1s1.• health\ v.onwn under 50. researcht:rs ~a~ The} v.urn lhttl SUl'h attacks a re hkt:ly torn cr1.•a:.l' ~ morl' ll't'n ai.:t:' ~1rh. t ake up s moking The dol'tors al..,o found that heavy-smoking \\Omen Wl'1t>r a~l' !')()an• about 20 ti mes more apt \o h a\'e h1.•art uttackh than non smokers Half the time. theM' allal·ks urc fatal THE STUDY, CONDUCTED AT Roston L'n1vers1ty M('(Jlca l School. was published in tOd ilv's New England J ournal of Medicine . The doetors estimated that about one-third of lht.• youn~ wom1.•n who s uffer heart attacks o r m\O<'<i rdml 1nlr<H'tt0ns have no underlying ill· ne.sscs. s uch as high blood pressure. that could be the causl'. "Our findings sugg(•st that in this category. some 75 pern•nt of inrract1ons could be avoided if Huge Doubts "Big Foot' Put Down S EATTLE <A P l An e xpert who has "a m o n • profound belief in Santa Claus than I do 1n the sasquatch" says samples of hair from thr1.•1.> purported s 1ght1ngs of "big foot" l'rt•aturcs <Jrc nr 1thcr those of a human nor anv North AmC'rican wild a nimal. · But Ur Stephen Rosen, associate pro- fossor of anthropology <1t lhe University of Mary l<1n<I , suys rurthrr e xamination is ncl'cssurv to tletNmtnc whether the hair ~ampll'S prove the cx1stC'nce of the fabled 8· fool-tall sasquat ch Th t.• s .imples were col l ected in Washington. Oregon and California by Pro· JCCt Grendel. a group devoted to searching for l'V ldC'nt'C ol sasquatc h ~ ~ News from •II OYef c.Hfomla la rounded up .......... ... uchclay In the ... *tlllll NOW 83/8.33%· Annual Yield Annual Rate ON NEW 8-10 YEAR ~NVESTMENT CERTIFICATES AS SMALL AS $1,000 -------------- NEW6-MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE earns .2s% MORE than current rate for Treasury Bills at the time of issue. S 10.000 minimum deposit v.omcn did not smokt-." tht.• dOl'lo~ t•oncluded H EART ATT.\CK IS THE biggest killer 1n the United Stales Each year. about 40 of every 100,000 v.omcn w1dt>r u~c 15 surtcr heart attacks. The rate 1s four to '" c times higher for men Thl' i.tudy 1s the first limited to otherwise twalthy wome n who had no reason to sus pect that they wcrt-an danger of hu ving heart attacks. The researchers compared 55 women under 50 who had had heart attacks with a control group of 220 women matched for age and area or residence. The r<$curch. directed by Dr Dennis Slone. found that wom(•n who s moked 35 or m ore 1..•1ga rettes u day were 21 limes more likely to have heart allacks than non-smoking women. \\'c."re Family 011'11Prl CUSTOM SHUnERs Regular-Wide Stationar y Louvers for your windows CAFE DOORS ROOM DIVIDERS ALL CUSTOM DESIGNED. FINISHED &INSTALLED -Your Satisfap1on Assured -One Year Uncond11ional Guarantee On ALL Work Suv Direct From the Manufacturer -Call for FREE Estimates == 'Old \Vorld Craftmanship Sherwood Shutter Corp. 3655 W. McFadden at Harbor Santa Ana 839-3360 1-771-0200 MAKE A DEPOSIT of any amount and you're automatically entitled to Travelers Checks. money orders, document duplication. trust deed and note collection. m any other services .,ou're probably paying out cash for now SAVE $1 ,000 and you're also entitled to a safe deposit box. no charge. plus membership 1n the Informed Buyers Bureau and a sub- scr 1pl 1on to the Quarterly Magazine with book and music reviews. nr11clcs on travel, entertainment. health. gardening. interesting per- sonal1l1cs SAVE $2,000 and add a checking account at a cocperatmg com- m crc1al bank WHAT YOU SAVE EACH MONTH on all these services can be •(1rn1ng additional interest lor you higher interest than commercial banks pay. and 11 1s compounded every day Isn't 11 worth a minute of your time to start your Los Angeles Federal Savings Account? f\nnunl Ytl'IC! fl ~1' n A Clh' ,, 7 7f)''() h ')8"o Ii 72" ') '•!)?<lo JNVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Curr!"nl $1000 OR MORE Ann11.1111 llf· 8 10 10 yr;irs R"t,, b 10 10 ycms 1 · , ri,. 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Wom en who puffed 25 to 34 cigarette:. a day were 14 times as likely as non· s mokers to have hcurt ultacks, while the danger ror those who smoked one to 14 a day was four ti mes greator than fo r non-s mokers National slut1s t l(·s s how that the number of teen-age girls who s moke has do ublt:d the past 10 vcars. while the level of smoking among boys ha s stayed the same . Now, about equal numbers of tt'en-agc boys and ~iris use cigarettes. "Un less this pa tte rn changes. the contribution of ciga rette s moking to the occurrence of pre· mature m v<ward1al inr<Jrclton in otherwise ap· parcntly hi•althy women will proba bly increase." the docton; wrote 1 n 1 • .n c rn I h1 l'l.x 11 ir bu :. 1 ra· !-~ma i: ha ... IH'l'fl n.1011..·d n ;i I 1 o r: ·• I (' h •• I I Ill ... 11 0 I l!JiH i ll alunrn 1 1 und al <'a lkd1 fl t· • ..., lo11nckr <I 11 d p t'l':O. l<lt 'Ill Ill 1\ltl 1·0 l1;l4.:rn,1 lional. 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Staff Who will be t he first to go'' Orangt;• County government's nearly 10,000 e mployees will rind o ut who. if an)one. next week with the 1ssu1ng of in1l1<1 I layoff notices S upe rvisors. in the wake of vote r passa ge of P ropos1t1on 13. orde red a cut by next week or som t> S32 6 m 1lllon m county ex pt>nsPs Wednesday. They also ordered county de· pa rtment he ads to pre par e for additiona l budget c utbacks of two. three and four times that am ount by the m onth 's-end. But t'ounty budget a na lysts said today the initia l $32.6 mj)hon cut -10 percent of the C'O unly's S326 million gene ral fund expense this year --may not re move many e mployees Ins te ad. the initia l budget tri m m ing m ay be accomplished in some departme nts by reduc· ing office expenses a nd such th in gs as ne w t y pe write rs. budget an~lyst Bill P e mberton cxola ined . Pembe rto n said county o f- (icsa ls don't yet know how many e mployee!; actually m ay lose their jobs as a result of the 10 percent ~eneral fund cut back But as departme n t he ads come up with an uo to 40 percent <.·ut in spending for 1978-79, he * * * :-.aid, 1t will t.w harder to avoid personnel layoffs I n the m eant1ml' lodu y, S upervisor Ralph D1edril'I' wa:. in S a C'rame nto on hchalf of 11u: <·ounty <ind thl.' Count) S u pe r visors Associut wn of C'ah fom1a to discuss preparat11m for Propos1t1on 13 The Full<.•rton supen 1sor was to meet with Asst•mbtv Spl'akl·r Leo McC:arlh\ <Jnd G<H'<.'rn<ir Bnrn n to lli;cu:-.:-. leg 1slat1011 * * * auncd at helping county govern· me nls cop<· with a 58 percent l'Ul 10 property lax l'CVl'n Ul' rlt'Xl \l'ar. · A l D1 e tlnctl ':-. s ugges tion Wl•dnesday supervisors a lso -POSTPONED HEARINGS on the 1978 79 hudgN unt il July 20 t hrough 29 -ASK ED A COMMITTEE of <'Ount v adm1ntst rators to report on nl'w rL·v1•nuc sources by .J unc · <!I * * * -ORDERED COLJNTY Ad m1n1s l r at1ve Officer Robert Thom as lo meet with city of· til'1<1ls and thosl' from other t ax- mg d1stncls tu d1M·uss Joint de· hverv of some 1icrv1n•s --R~QVESTE~ COU NTY Counsel Adrian Kuypc•r to d rall leg1slat1on that '\\•ould allow Joint rleltver v Of Sl'rVIC'l' and j)OSS1bll' t·orn bin.ing of -;uch offices as thc countv shenffand m ars hal <See LAYOFF. Page A 2> * * * Summer School Cut Irvine Program Casualty of Prop. 13 Hooo Dunni t ? .\ fernak h urro\\ tng owl found wandering about a n I r\'1ne I H·ld "11 Ii a broken ll'g win ks knowing ly a l ~<.·wpo1t lkuc:h \ t•lcrinarians as they set the leg. T he hire!. \\ho should ht• hl'all•d a nd rly1ng free a):!ain within CJ f<.'\\' \\'Cl'b, abo 1~ lt•atured 1n phot os on P<Jgc A2 NBC Lawyer Jailed In T V Mo.vie Hassle LOS ANC.ELE~ !AP1 A h •der<tl 1udJ.:l' J<1il1·d .1n NRC' la"' vt·r tnda\ \.\hl•n llw l1•lev1s1on nt•t work rd LJ,C'd 111 lc•I l ht• jUclgl' vww a mn\ll' sc·lwdull-<1 for air In){ 1on1ght t · :-... lh sl rlt'l ('ourt J ud gl' Man 11t•I •tt-al onll'rt·d alloml'\ J>onahJ Z<.1char~ 1<11kd lor ('On ll'm pt of 1·11urt wh<.•n ZaC'hdr~ sho\\ NI up 111 <·nu rt wit hnttl lh1• tt-I<.•\ l'l(lll mm·1l·. Billion Doll;ir Hubhh· .. Rl'J I .1b11 nrrkrNI t ''" l.1\\ ~l'rs fo r 1'1 1TH:·L1te Tl'lev .... 111n v.h1ch bought lhl· mo\11' trnm th<.' BRC to rt·ma1n in eourt unt il thl· mo\le arrl\t•rl Zac•harv \.\<JS being ht.·ld at th<· Lo:s Angt.;les County .fall It wcis nol known whcth1•r NBC plannL•d to c·umpl~ with Rl.'al"s dl•m;ind lo !'.>l'l' lhl• ftlm lh·al had askl•rl lo :-.t'l' th1• m 11v1l' h<'fon• 1frr1d1ng wht•lher to issue a ll'm pora ry rC'slra ining vrd t•r stopping its s howm g. :-.i.:hcdulcd for 10 o'clock on Cha n· net I The m ov1t• 1s about the S2 htlhon msurance fraud involving E q uit y Fundin~ Corporation . which rC'sultcd in M Equ ity of. f1N.•rs tx>ing sent to prison in 1975 One• of those officers, St anley Colci blum. who is Sl'rving t ime at Tt•rm wal Isla nd f'e dcral Correc t 111n:i l Facility here . asked Judjle Il ea I to stop the movie because 1t might Jt"Opardszc h is chances for pa rn It' .Judg<' Real said he needed to sec t he movie hcfore making a clcc1s1on and. on Wednesd ay, he un kred NRC's lawyers to bring tlw mov1C' 10 court W hen thev arrived today without t hl' fi lm, R1•al o rdC'red Zachary Jailed By PIULIP ROSMARIN OfllM Oelly PllolSlall A bout 5.500 s tudents and m ore I han 200 teachers rn tht! I r vint· l'n1fied School District got t heir rirst notion Wednesday of what life a ft er J arvis will be like. Summer school. which was s cheduled to begin at 14 d1strn·t :-.chools 1n less than two weeks, was dro pped by una nimo us vote of school board trustees who ml'I to a ssess Lhc impat'l of p:Jssage of P ropos ition 13 l\lso killed was the s umme r adult edu1;at1on prol-{ra m. \'OCa t1on a l classes of the Coas ta l H eg1on a l Occupa t ional P ro gr a m . and intersession cour!'>es Price Dip Wntinues On Liquor By JACKJE HY M AN Of, .. O•llY ~lol Sl•ll Liquo r p rices continul'<I to d ro p tipsily a long t he Orang{' Coast t oday 1n what one supermarket s pokes man called .. a s tale of disheve lme n t" as Market Basket announced that it 1s jotosn(.! the tre nd. Safeway stcirted the p rice cut ting last weekend in the wake of a s tate Suprem e Courl deC'1sion thro wing out liquor fair trade nric ing laws as prict· f1 xmg The J ecss ion as bemg a ppealed by lhl' stale Alcoholic Beverage Com- m 1ss 1on. <Re la ted s to ry Page 1\5.) The s pokesm a n for Market flasket . who asked that ht:-. na me no t be used , said prate drop:-. h ave been uneven because "nobody wa~ s ure they \'Oulcl lcg;.Jlly take t he pri<'cs down (pending appeal I ·· A s k e d w h at r c m o\ ed his ft rm 's doubt a bout legalities, thc.· spokes ma n said, "Our com pel s lion." P a ul Campbe ll , Safeway public relations s upe rv isor . sairl his f1 rm·s liquor s<J lc~ double<! last weekend and have C'Ontmue <ll between double and five time:-. thes r previous level a ll week Also mixing 1n with the price t'UllC'rs have heen Alph.i Beta ;i n cl L u c k y • s D i s c '' u n t S up e rm arket s. although spokesmen ro r those firms wer e unable to rt'port on the effect on !W les. I lo w much is the consumer re ally going to save on his fa vorilt' <See L.IQl'OR. Pa~c A2 > Voyage Ended \\ea tber N 1~ht and mor111ng low c·loudine-;s ;md lo<'al fog ''1th ha1..v sun:<.htne in af I l' rnoon Frtlla'. Lo\\ s t1rnight ~f. to li4 l1 1g hs Frid u ~· 11 p JH' r 6 Os "t bl'achcs lo mid to upper 70s inland I NSIDE T ODA'° 01/ll'l!r M11«1 l'ro1 torgoe~oll our /t•a1 /11ng I.a <iwnta llttJ/I ~1 hool loUJ en/11rcrmen1 class Once ht• t't'f'n hart lumsel/ ·murdered · See 1"eatunng. Page rr Al 'l'•ur s.nio Er 1nJ>lo-lt. L.lo\ •••• lllSlllHl CJ>lllor111e CJ•ullletl C.MIU C,..uword DHlll HHI< .. IEdlt.,101 P-IEllt.,IJ>I,._ ,. ....... 1 ... "-11(-- ladex .. AU lftlermo"loll Cl "'"" l.•lllkn ... ~···· .... 1 Mlllllol Fwnd~ Al Hetl...,al Ho.., 01.1• ~ ..... c_, CA Sylwlo P OMtf CA S-h A1 Si.cit. Mer1tet> A• hlnhl.., CS.. Tlloelo" ,, J W•etller CJ Wit.,,."•""' c. CJ CH .. A4 All ., I H ., CJ CS-• A4 •• Woman Sailor Circles Globe DA RTMOUTll. England IAP I N ao mi J am es. a fa rme r 's d a ug hter from Ne w Zealand. sailed into Da rtmouth harbor lo · dav to end a solo c1rcumnaviga- lton of the glob<' that clipped two days off a round-the -world rec- ord set by the late Sir Fra ncis Chichester . Hundred s of people sn small boats a nd along lhc banks of the H1Vl'r Da rt chcercrl as the 29· year ·old woman look her 53-fool sloop , Express Crusader. across the finish line afte r 272 days at sea on u voyage covering ne arly 30.000 miles. Among them was l'ler m other. .Joun Powe r. who came to Bn· tain with he r husbund. Bob. to be o n h and for their daughte r 's arrival "Naomi normally can't find her way out of a paper bag.'' she tnld re porters. "Whe n she went into Woolworth ·s as n kid she always got lost Mrs James !>el off from this yachting m ecca on Eng land's south coast Sept. 9 in the JO-ton. f i be r g lass s loop , E x press Crusader . which normally takes a c re w of 10. Iler eastwa rd circ umnavigation was via the treache rous wate rs off Cape H o rn at the tip of South Am e rica. the gr aveyard of many a ship. Many old s alts shook the ir h eads a nd ~aid at couldn "t be done. Bia Mrs. James, wl\<) only s tarted sailing a couple years ago . defied their m isgivings anrl c·o m pleted the fas t est solo voy age around the world i n a conventional yac ht. A 70 foot trimaran made the trip in 167 days in 1974. Chichester was knighted aft<>r h6t set his rPMrct of 274 days In G y psy Moth IV in 1966·67. A cannon was fired a t the local yacht club whe n Mrs. James crossed the finish line. ' • T he :-.chool board approved, howc\'er, two s umml•r '><"h()(Jl classe:-. needed by 30 high Sl'hool students to l'Om plctl' graduat1c111 req uire ments . T h1rtv·f1 \'e adult t•duc atwn <:l<Jsscs had heen plannt·d An adult educatson progr am cit El Torn Marsnl' Corps Atr SIC.I t1on "'111 l.x.· mmn tasnc·d It 1s t ina necd bv federal funds cind 1s not affeclt'd b~ propc·rl) lax t uts lntersc:-.s1on prog r<Jms h<t Vl' het•n ht:ld <Jl the distril•t'., twr> ~car round upcrat1ng l:il'hools , 1-:1 Camino Rl•al :ind Vista Verdi· c ll'mentanes The program s an· sim ila r lo s ummer sc:hoob. ht'ld , Snake bet weC'n q uarkrly school term!. Tcr m10.it1on of s umme r sc hool \\<J S recommended bv A Stanley <'orC'y, s u pcr1 ntt:ndcnt 1)f sl'hoob 'It would not lw rcs pons thlt· ... Corey told trustel•s. ·to :-.pend loC'a l funds to opcrall' sum mer SC'hool lhis s um m<.'r ·· T he money, he said. 1s nt!edl'd more to k<.·ep t he district going during the regular school year Normally t he S600,00<J p ro gram ss bols tl·rcd by s tall' <11tl. \\1th lhl' locol d1 str1ct pa~ing on I~ $260.000 But State Schools Supcnnt<•n· clt-nt Wilson Hiles <.1d v1sed -;chool dtslrttb s tat ewid e Wcdnc1>d<1v Victim Serum Floivn for Cobra Bite CLEVELA:'\ D 'i\ P l Snake· bite scrum ha~ bt•t•n 1 l<m.n lwn· I rom Toledo. Columbus <i nd Butta lo lo t re.il lhindy Trnc·~" 21. "ho was bttten on the h and h~ .., cohra ttl h1:-. prl\ a t e <:ollcct1on of 100 re pliles. T r at y was rn g uardNI t·ond1t1o n at Dcat'ones~ ll o~pital Tral'~ 's brnlhl'r .. I .imt•s Trat~, said Tr<JC'\ w~1s b rl l c n b~ lhc !">-fool cdbra T ucsd<1y when he put his hand m lhe sm1ke"s cuge. lie s a id T r acy, who has twice befor e beC'n bitten b~· po 1so no m, s n a k es. went lo lhe hospital e mergcnc·,\· r oom . and <l o<·tors contacted a convent ion of hl·rp<.'lolog1sts in Tt•m rw . Ariz. to lot'at c the C'lmwsl serum. Rape Suspect Eyes Guilty Plea Again Warren Da ll' C l<.•wl·ll r emains "tnt'ltnt•rl to plt·ad guil t ~· "'hl·n he 1s arra1gnc·d .IUlll' :w 111 Supepor Court for tria l 1111 e ha rgcs ht· ra pl'd a nrl l-L'\ l'rl'h beat an El Toro school g irl M.n 18 That "'a:-. I ht· :i:-.:-.essmcnt ol C l<.•wl'll ·-. a ttorne). flt•put ' fJ u b I 1 l' d l'I t· n d l' r . M 1 1· hat· I lkt'dll'r. l11cla~ I It• rll's n1h1·d I hl' 28 \ear old (.'l1•wPl l a:-. "dt•prt·S:-.t'd" allN a 1>rt·llminan !waring Wt•dnt•:<.d:t\' "'hl'rl' ht· la<.·cd the 1;1 ~l·ur·olcl 'tl.'llm for t he r1rs t llffil' The hearing wa:-. hl'lrl at ~ad Do111Jf,e Deader dl!'had; Com mun it v llo'i p1 tat a 11<1 \\as l'losl'd t n I ht• puhhc· 'l'hl• C'hlfd ha:-. he<'11 tn·<.tl t><I tht•n · tor skull lr.1cturcs :rnd lal'wl in 1unt•s and \\tis n •l(•asecl trom rn re only WNlnesday Be l'l'hcr :-.aul the gs rt . whnsl· name has not liCl'll rclcasc·d. sal a t a tahlt• 1n ;.s cJJv room . bc•twct•n he r parents. ShC' \.\Ort• a sC'.irf that coH•rcd hl'r head ancl forl'lwad . she ts to undergo a Sl·rtcs of pla!>tll' s urJ!,<•rtcs to n · p<J1 r ht•r ru1 nl'e Sl 1SPF.CT, Page /\2) lo abjntlon -.ummer '>l'hoo l, lw1·aust• (;cw. Brown has 1nd11•<1l t'fl hl' will rc·comm<.·nd thul no s t;11l· aid '"" the progr am bl· gl\ t·n. Thc.· lrv1nl• d1str1ct wil l lo:-.e. umkr th1• .Jarvis t01t1,J t 1\•'. .w l'sl1malt'<l S11 m ilhor1 111 prop~·r I,\ la.\ n ·H·nul' Corl',\, howen·r 1-. c·ount snK on thl• s tatt• lc•g1:-.luture tu hail out 'dwol districts. ;.iml • .., dt.•\ 1s111g .1 l'Ontingl'm·y plun ba:-.l'd •>rl s m:.illc•r n ·H·nue lo..,, nl :S I I million lits pl:Jn 1-. to lw n •.ul y \.\<tlh1r1 lht• nl'Xl 10 <l;.i~:-.. Th<.· .,<:hoot hoarcl s<.·hedul1·d Jll ISPt• CASUALTY, Pag<• Al) Violations In Scaffold Deaths Told W ASlllNGTON tA P 1 Thi· grn•crnment <·1tcd a NPw .re r-,c•\ l'ontructor lodav lor 10 • w1lllut vwlation~ ·· of s'aft·I v rult•s ill ;1 West Vir~snia construct1on s ite· wher e a collapsed scaffolding- lefl 51 men dead. The fi nding of willful viola - tions means t hat lhC' govern m l'nt cant urn the m atter over I<> 1 hl• J u st 1t'C• Dep;i rt m1.:n l fnr l'r tmtnul p rOSL'<'Ut1on The Ot·cupat1onal <;.1foty and lleu lth Admm1:-.tral111n . which 1-. -.u1•d lhl' t·1tat1on:-. agLJ1n:-.1 Rt•st·on ·h Cottrl'll. s :.itd the· <·om pan.\ Jls1> eomm1lll'd 'ilX othc-r -;c n ous int r;.1('l10ns ot t cderul ,af<'lv rule•:-. Hc•Sl'<trt•h C11ttrPll b111lt 'tht• s1·atfohling The agc1wy ..,;wt 11 has not d1· 1·1 d1•d "h1'1hc•1 111 ren1m m<'nlf 1·n mtnal :.i1·1um OSll,\ Jho 1·1t<'ff l\\11 11th1.•1 ft rlllS .1t I ht• l'Url'>lfll('f ll)f\ !-tilt' w1lh f\\o 'alel\ rule• \'tolallons Tht',\ af'P l'1t t.'i hurgh Tt•st1nl-'. 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J rt• .,. 1.11nblmg t11 dl'' 1M· \\i.t\s lo 1 ••p1• \\1th <i S7 111111011 tux eut or !11•1 pd hy \Oler:; 1,11, Edmund Browu Jr or d1·n·d ;in 1mml·d1ate frN•ze on ... 1.1!1· f1111ng ,1n11 -.t·lwdult·d an " d d 1 t• .., .... l o l h 1.• C <i I 1 f o r n 1 u Ll'g1:,l.1tun• lodav lo outltnl' ollwr budgl•l cuts. i Brown's talk "ill IJl• rebro:.idtast <it 10:30 l11111ght on Channel 511 1 Sc·hool lahor, police. fire and 11thl•r J.!11\ernmt·nt off1c1uls '>lal1•\\ 1de ml'l in c m<.>rgcnc·' ~t·s<.;111ns 111 SJ l'r~•mt•nto and 1·hl'v. ht·n• Wedne-.day <and tqda) to map stratcg~ Lo cope with re dull1un.., tn re\'l•nues that rungt.• up Lu 85 µcrcenl for some fire d1 ... trtl'h Tht· aml•ndm(•nl to the .,late <·on st 1t11l111n 1s -.uppost'tl Lo t<ikt• 1·11t·1·t .Jul\ I and \\Ill cut propt·r I\ 1.1 \ tor 1·1t11·s. c·ounlle'i :.ind st'11oob from $12 h11lion lo S5 hilhon annually However. the Ca l1forn1a 1-'l'dernt ion of Tt•achC'rs. the C'~il1forn1a Te<1l'ht·rs As~oeiut1on and I h1.· C'<ihforn1a Stale· Counet l 111 Sen 11.·t· Employec·s hroughl <,L11l agam.,t !"he state's 58 county t :'I\ aSSl'Ssors and asked th(' l'Cl\11'1 to !'('St ratn them rrom tak 111g <iny ;.i1·t11111 to implement the ;,7 pl·n·ent propert~· tax c·ut ap pro\ cd lrv rntcrs TuC'sduy Ollwr s rmtlar suits arc (•X Jlt't'll·rl 1\ II hough thl• property lt!X c·uh rlll't'c·tlv afl('l'l only loc•al go\'ern m<·nt. not the slall'. ll'adl'rs of hot h p<irt H.'.., sard lhl' ~Lale must l'lll as mul'h <is 1l can from its ~17 .t brlhon hudget to free tax lun<t... to help local govcrnml'nl m1111m11e c-ub of e .. sent1ul s t• I'\ I l'l'" Est1mal<''> of lh1• number of po,~11Jlt· IJyoll\ 01 gO\l'rnmi:nl 1·mplo\l'L''-rangl·d from 75.000 lo :lOO 000 Othl·r real't1ons to passagt• of I hl' 1:1\ c·ut 111<'1udl·d a n.·tom- m1·ntl;1t1011 In <,latt· 'l'hoob c:hu:f \\'11..,1111 H1i1.•s tlwt s ummer -,1 l11111b thruughout California bL· LB Citize1zs Sue Sycarrwre Hill.s OuJirers n~ STEVF. :'\UTCH E LL OI"'" O•llY Pilot s .. 11 f \ l<J\\ suit ha., been fifed 1n Or.it1J!l' Cowl!~ Super111r Court (' h ;,1 r g I n g t h (' 0 \\ n e r S 0 f .S) c·amor1.• Ilrlls 111 Lagunl:I Uel:lch '" 1 l h ma lie111u:, proseC'ut1on Th1.• t•ompla1nt, ftkd ;\londa) II\ st..Jl1' cn"1ronmcntal tc1w) t·r .John l' ;\lt·C<irth~. cha rgcs the Banrhn Palos Verdes Corp . 11\\111.•rs ul S\camon· lldls. \.\1th har;1~smt·nl 'in a :-.1nte-cltsm1sscd lawsuit fill'd h~ the landowner ;1g a1nst 1:1 lt•a d1ng L 1:1guna llt·adl C'ilrzl'ns Ill 1971 Plarnl 11'fs in th1.1 surprise ar I 11111 ar1.· James Dillcv. former <; n•en bell presid(•nl: Bct'~" lnnJ,!l1me environmental :il'll\ISI. Arnold llano. writer and former chairman or Village l.ai.:una . Hulph Benson, C'urrenl allorney tor t\ VCO Com mun1ty l>l'\'l'lopcrs. i\11C'hal'I Schie;.. Laguna Beach board of adJUSl m1.·nt ml'mber . \11ctor T !kl le rue Orange County depul~ (·ounl \ c:ounsl'I and Judge Paul l'~gl~ · ol the Superior Court 111 l:o'> ,\ni::clcs Egly 1s a Greenbelt r1H•mbt'r ·1 hl' la\\SUtl t·om<''> at a t1mt· "ht•n thl• c·rt\ and the lando\o\nt·r ha\ 1· n·;el'hl'd s1.·tllcm<'nts over ti s1.·rtt'" ol mufti millwn dollar f;l\\'-llll.., l1l1·d by Hanl'ho ag<amst lhe Cll\' I .a~una Bl'aC'h 1s prcpanng to purl'h:ist· the r122-ar r<' Syc·amon· lltlls trom the landowner for S6 75 million. and the City Coun- etl announced Tuesday n ight that the purchase will end the From Page Al LIQUOR ... bcC'r. \\me and hard liquor? Thal depends on what he drinks. spokes me n say. t\ It hough the price cuts include ti wide spectrum or beverages. 1 tw pl.'rrcntageof ruts vanes 1\t Market Basket . where the c uts go into ('ffert Friday. a 25 I-ounce bottle of Crown Russe \'odk<i will drop from $3.99 to S2 99 /\ quart of Scoresby Scotch ""I drnp from S6.29 to $4.59, whtlc a '51.2-ounce bottle of Alamadcn Mount ain Whit e Chahhs will shde from $3.25 to S2 39. And a six-pack of Coors ht>cr . 12-ounre cans. wil l d1•4•rl'asl' Imm SI 77 to $1.4'1 S11n rl;ir cuts <ire• 111 effC'C'l at Sa kw a .\. C;1mplwll s:11<1 Thl·rc. a qu,1rt of Anrwnt Ag1• Bourbon ts now S.1 68. down from S6 99 And Sroresbv Scotc:h hus also rt ropped to s:i 68 a ci ua rt. from $6 2!1 i\t /\lpha Reta. Coors beer has d ro1111«d from $1 77 for a six · pack lo Sl.6.'>. whil<' Budweiser has i::one from SI 79 to $1 65 1·l 1 mrnaled at a s;n tngs of about :S~O mrlhon 1\nd the pre::.1d c nt of the llHLOOO-member Caltforn1a Tt·acht•rs Association said the slate 's 1,047 school districts • should not open schools in the ,.. I u 11 unless the st1.1te restores nt·t•clNI funds Los Angeles Mayor Tom Brat.llt•y s aid passage of Proposi- tion IJ will force the layoff of ti.300 city employees. including 1,080 um formed police officers Urown, who fought the tax rut. said the stale cutbucks he will propose , .. ,11 be "difficult and 1rnmlul. but we will carry them on 111 the spmt or Proposi- tion 13 " There will be no new taxes to INITIATIVE AFFECTS BONO MARKET-Story, AS VOTERS, POLITICIANS TO BLAME-£ditorial, A6 PROP. 13'5 IDEA SPREADS-Story, A 10 WILL THEY ACCEPT FEWER SERVICES?-66 n •plat·t• thl• S7 billion m lost property laxes. Brown said. Thl' Democratic governor said he would like most of the state's s:J 6 billion s urplus to go to 1111·<11 go\'l·rnmc•nts and school dist n<·ts to hclp make up for lost I 1111<1 ... l>t•moc·rat1c Asscmbl\' Spc«lkl'r Ll'o McCarthy, th~ state's most powC'rful legislator. p r opos1.•d s pendin g "ever) d1ml'" of lhe state budget sur- 1>lus, plu!. an additional SJOO m 11l1on from state go\'crnmt!nl t' u l b <i l' ks to k l' c p cs s l' n ti a I c·nunt .\ und :.chool serv1c:es afloat a float Thl• Hepubl1can minority. mc•anwhtlt•. proposed its own tax plan. wh1c·h tnC'ludes a r eques t that Crrngrt"ss r e turn t o Caltlurnia the S2 b illion tax "w111dfall " the federal govern· mcn l wo u ld rcup fro m lhC' (';tl1 forn1a 1111 l1<1ll\'e s tnn· 11 1·l1 m111al1.·s 1'1.·derul tax dNJut·· IH>n s worth ;.in e~limale1llion annuallv to homeowner:-. a nrl hu"lll'!.S propt·rty owner.., f'rom Page A J SUSPECT ... Tht• <'h1ld'.., 20-minul e ll'sl1mon\ was lhl• onlv C\'tdcnn• prl'!>1.•nll'd b~ deputy ~l1~lr11.·t al· lornt') l'aul Meyer. acc·ording lCJ t·ourt olf11.·ers 8e1.·chcr said !>he spol.l• n1>rmull). c:almly Bt.·<•t·hN offered no defense. ('lt•wt·ll. who has tried to plead htmst·ll l!Ulll~ of k1dnapp1ng and ra pc t w1 <.·t• prt•\'10us ly. said • nolhrng WL•dncsduy. Heectier re· ported .I u cl g c· Do n a I d D u n g a n dropped nnt• of eight felony <'Ounts lodged against Clewell. a Mission VieJo short-order cook. That <'har~e was of kidnapping for rob~ry Dungan ruled the t'\'tdente was not st rong e nough to"' arr ant trial on the count. Bee<· her said th al. based on Clewcll's attitude. he doubled the case would Ji(O to full trial. "lie feels very remorseful. .. BC'ec her said. "He's inclined lo i>lcacl guilt v "E\'cntually. I imagine he'll g1.•t his wis h in that respect. .. Th<' girl. an honors student i:.11 S1.•rran1} lnt1.•rmed1atc School m the La ke Forest area of El Toro. was k1dnapf)<.'d off the str eet as ~hl' w:.ilkcd home from school. She was d ragged into a car. driven to a re mote dirt road in Irvine. raped. then beaten with a wrench and rock. police say. Clewell was arrested. only 10 weeks after his re lease from Atascadero State Hospit al, an institution for lhe rriminally dis· turbed. lie had been confi ned there for most of his adult life. for crimes involving rapes of two Juvenile girls. Hughes Jury Deliberates LAS VEGAS CAP> - The jur y seek in g to deter min e w h e the r Howard Hughes wrote the Morm on will began its seco n d day o f d<'libcrations today. The five> men a nd three wo m e n . wh o a r e s~qurstcred at a hotel near t he courtho u se. reported 45 minutes early for talks. A f ter al m ost seven months of testimony, the complex case went to the Jury W ednes d a y afternoon. ·They Give \'011 'll h:..t\'(• to wntt· :-.m all .I \'OIJ WC:lnt to sign this lc•g c·;isl 11 lit:longs to a bur- f'UWlllg o" I l11u11d 111 <Ill l n ·111l' field b\' an <1 n1mal c·onl rnl 11fr1<·t•r An·m, bl•low 1'11 ~- r:1 \ POllll 111 1 lw l>l'\'.th TIH• o.,rn;ill IJ1rd was p.itd11·d up :11 \1•\\ 1•11rt I ·1·nl1>1· \n1m;d Jlo!\plllll It\ 11111:lit1• 1111i.:1·rl'rl 11•l1•1·1n ;11·i;111.., Jnt·l J>:i ... 1·11 ;111cl l\1•111 \\ .ilk1•1 County Says Alpine Inn Won't Close The /'\lpint• Inn. a Sll\'t•rado Can) on 1nst1tut1on of .,orts. won 'l h1.• t'IO!>l'll hv Orange County SUl)<.·n isor:-. · A ft l' r f I \ c m () n l h ... II f negol 1<111011 lll't \\l't•n the· inn ·., operators and .. group of canvon fl'SHIL·nt ... who l'Olll(llJ1nt•d about thl' I an·rn·-. \H·t•k1.·11cl mu~1t· and the eon<lut•t ol patron s. SUIJl'l'VISOl'S smd lht' inn ('<tn slay open But owut•r!> l'ln llis and Don ll1tdH0tH'k must · in.,lall 1101 s t• 1nsulat1on w1th111 fill days and put .1 m I cl 111 g h I ('II r fl'"' 0 n l h l' pla) 111g of :1 mpltt1c·d roek mus1t· l\1 rs 1 llkhcoc·k had askl'd that 1 ht' music t'urfew ht· I a m lnSll'ad nut -.up1.•rv1sor s considered the midnight hour <1 fitting compromise between the prc·v1ous 2 a.m clo!\ing and lht' IQ p m . clt<a<lltne i:isked by si>me neighbors Picketing Halted Yl'~l 1\. Ariz IAP l Tht• Cn1 tt:d !''arm \\orkl•r-. union \\a.., blol'kcd Wcdnt•sdu:, from p1t•kct 1ng LY.O l:oirgc Yuma farms dur 1ng the mclCJn p1ck111g season JVC "'10VE UP TO JVC REMOTE CONTROL TV JVC s npw 19 diagonal yllra5ornc remote control T V Another in J({C s lone ol H .. 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An'1 all at ,4 \t'f \I Wl'f'I pr<( f' s 1999s For TtvJ Very Best Dea: Yo u ow~ it to youraeff to ch«k our prict's, be-fore you b~•! \ ' 7 ) . La * una /Soutb Coast * .\ f lt•r11oon ~., .. S t ocks VOL. 71, NO. 159, .S SECTION S, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALI FORN IA T H U RSDA.,Y, J U N E 8, 1978 T E N CENTS Jarvis Perils San By ANNF: COOPt:R Of the 0•11~ Pilot Slatt Assured by \he nt~ manager that Tuesday':,, pa:.:.agc of the Jarvis-Gann 101\latt\'c would not afft>ct construrt1on or a new San C'lemente count~ br.ineh ltbrary. t' 1 l y c· o u n c 1 I m l' n vot ed 3 · 2 Wednesd.i~ to authorize pa~ ment of S358,80-t for a duwnl<H\n library :. It(' llo v.. c\ er. count,. llhr<irian Ha rry Rowe said toda,Y reduc· .. lion of county tax revenues an- l 1c 1 pat ed with Jarvis-G a nn 1)assage l ea v es th e San Cle m ente library const ruction project very much up in the air. ··P assage of the J arvis-Gann measure does appear to put a q uestion mark in front of t he Sa n Clemente libra r y construction," Rowe said in a te lephone in· tc r v i e w . "Obvio u s l y t h e measure will have an impact on li bra r y proJecls and oper a- tions .·· T he county libra ry chief said the county board o f supervisors will d ete rmine what cuts m ust be m ade to the libra r y budget. a fte r the state Legislat ure has est a bh s hed how tax revenues a rc to be distributed. San Clemente Caty Manager Ger a ld Weeks told the City ycamore Booze Prices Drop Supe rmarke ts Report Sales Doubled 8) JA('KIE 11 \'MAN Of,,_ 04•1¥ Pilot Sl•ll Liquor prit'P" l'Ont1nul'd to rirnp lll)l;ll~ al<mg thc Orange ('11as t t111L1\ 111 what o ne s upl'rmark<'I ~p<ikcsma n calll'll "a .stall' or da:.ht•\elmcnt .. i.1:0. 'Markel Ras kct annountl'd that ti 1~ Joining tht· trl•nd Safr\.\:.tV 'ol:!rted lht• prttt• t·ut tang last W{'t'kt•ntJ In lht• W<tkC or a stall' Suµrc.•mc Court dcc.·aswn l hrov.ing out liquor fair lradl• pricing lilW~ <tS l>rl('(' raxing The 1ke1s111n 1:. lw1ng appt•alc.·tl hy lht• s late A l1·ohol1c· Bc•vt·rag<· Com mi :.~1011 'Hl·l•Jlt·d ..,tory f'agl' A5 l Seniors The spokesm an fo r Markel llas ket. who asked that his name not he ~--ed. sa id pr ice drops have been uneven because ··nobody was sure they could l<•gally lake the pr ices down 1 pending appeal> " Asked wh a t r e m o ve d h is firm 's doubt a bout legalities, the s pokesman said, "Our com pet1- l1on .. P a ul Ca mpbe ll , Safe w ay publi c relations s upervisor. said his firm ·s liquor sale s doubled last weekend a nd have continue at between dou ble a nd five t imes t heir previous level a ll week. Also mi xin~ in with the price Ready Laguna Parents Slate Party They m1f,!hl ~ t1rl'd v..hen it's all O\'N, but Laguna Bl'ach lltgh School St'niors arc set for a night 111 fun at a "M 1dnighl at t he Ons1s" party thrown by parenl.!) .J u ly 15 H~ the t1ml' lh<'~ gel t hrough dannng lo a hH· hand, v. at<·hing m ovies <.1nd a t heater pedorm<incc wit h hell> danct•rs. a m agitrnn. miml'S, a p<1lm1st . horoseope reader a nd a tarot card rl'adt·r, lhl·~ 'II be rt·ady lo hat the sat•k "' Lagun:.i lku1'11 lligh St'hool par<'nls lwvt• lhrnwn thC' all 1111.!hl part\ 1·\NY ~l·.tr for the pa:-t I wo dt•t·udt'" on Lill' sdwol ~round:- Tlw s,r;,ooo t"<lr.1\.1ganza 1:. t'X· 4H'l'lt•d l<l drnw :mo tu 100 s:ucsb. according t o p a rty c hairma n Barbara Painter -Cost to stu- dents is SIO per person. and in· e ludes dmne r, dancing. games, prizes and breakfast. Prizes this year . donated by Laguna Beach me rchants and pa r <:'n l s. in c lud<:' a 12-foot cat a maran, two r o und -t ra p tick<:'ts to Hawaii as well as gifts a n d tertificat es fro m loca l .shops. Ms. Pa inter said donat ions a re st1 I I bein g accepted and more volunteers are needed to con- struct the ela borate scts for the .all-night pa rty. For more informa tion, call Ms P a inter at 494-9620 o r to \Olu nt eer to set up booths and decorations, call Jack Whit aker ;.Jt 494-2929 Capis t r ano Denies Four Flood ·Claims four c1t 11cn l'IC11ms againsl tlw <'II\ or San .J uan Carllstrnno :dh'~1~g Sl ,912,250 1n rtn<>d dama)!l' 111 propert) W('rl' dl•n1l·d Wt.•rl11t· ... cta~ night and rl'r('rred to tht• l'lt \ 's ln:.lll'ill1l'l' '1).!l'nl Thl· 0rla1m<inb <.trl' Charles and Carmich ael Ekes Out Win In C lemen te F1nul ri':-ults 1n Tues day's Tn- <:1t1cs Watt•r D1str1t.·l board elec· tion 1n s outh San C le m ente :.hov.1•d Fare Captain Gary l'.irm1chal.'I l•le<:lcd O\'Cr mcum· hent W<1yne Mc l\tui'll'ay by a 150 \'Ole mari.:in The Oran~<' Count v RcJt1strar of Voti'rs rcporkd the final vole count as Carmichael, 932. Mc Murray. 782. C'a rmichucl. 40, will represent resu.lcnts of San Cle mente s outh of A \'C'n1rla fhtrrt'lona and the m unicipal golr course on the f1\'l' member Tn Cities board Thi· Tn·Cit1cs Water D1stn cl h u \ s w :1 t (' r ( r o m t h e M c:t ropolttsn Water Dist ract, :.t•rvin~ Soulhcm Caltforma, and sell!\ 1t lo watl'r and sanita ry d1s- t r 1 ct s in San Cle m e nte, Cap1st-t'u110 Ucach a nd Dana Point. I rene Ve rme ul e n , G e n g 1 Kawamura a nd the Kinoshita fam ily. All a llege that seve re flood damage occurri n~ to their property March 3 resulted fro m the city's carelessness and ncgl 1gen te in cons truct ing. m a inta inin g a nd o pe r a tin g d ra inage facilities. T h e pro p e rties a lleged ly damaged are the Ve r m e ulen Ra nch at 32352 Del Obispo and the K inoshita Ranch at 32701 1\hpaz St. Th<• Vt•r mculens a rc askang S9 17 ,000 for re pair, cleanup. top soil. a nd crop restoration o ve r a five-year period. and Kawamura 1s asking $28,75-0 for dam age to fi ve acres of cele ry . In two separate claims. the Tadaichi family 1s asking for $996.500 per c la im . o ffe r111 g the sa m e rea so n s a s th e Vcrmeulens. A II claimants also accuse the t•1ty of unjust taking and d 1m 1nu· t ion of the value of their crops a nd personal property. Casino Blocked RE NO <AP l -U.S. District Judge Bruce Thom pson Wednes· day issued a temporary order blocking the scheduled July 2 opening of the new Park Tahoe hotel-casino at Stateline. A June 19 hearing before Thompson was scheduled on a n injU11ction re· quested by the league. ('utters have been Alpha Beta a n d Lu c k ~·s Discou nt S u pe rm a r kl'l s. al t hou gh spokl'sm en for those firms wen.• unable to report on the cffl'l'l on sales. Jlo w much is t he consumer really going lo save on his favorite bee r. wine and hard liq uor? T h a t d epends o n what he dr i nks, s p okes m e n say A I t hough lhe price cuts includt• a wide spectrum of beverage:.. the.• percentage of cuts var ies. Al Ma rket Basket . whe re tht' cut s i.io into e ffrct f''r iday, a 25. a-ounce bottk• or Crown Russt· <See LJQl.10 R . Page A2> Cutbacks Wnsidere d By County By KATHY CLANC\' Ol t"° Deily Pllet SYH Who \\111 be the first to go" Ora nge County government's nearly 10,000 e mployees wi ll find o ut who. 1f anyone, next week with the issuing of initial layoff notices. S uper visors. 1n the wake or vot er passage or Proposition 13, orde red a c·ut by next week or som e $32.6 million in county ex- pe nses Wednesd ay. T hey also order ed county de· pa rtment heads to p repa re for add 1t1onal budget c utbacks or t wo. three and four times t hat amount b\ the month's end. But co.unty bud~et ana lysts s aid t oday the init ial S32.6 m1 lho n cut -10 percent of Lhe county's S326 m1llton general fund expense this year may not re move many e m ployees Ins tead, the initial b udget tr1mmang m ay be accomplished in some departm ents by reduc- ing offi ce expenses a nd s uch t hings as n ew ty p ewr iters. budgt•t analyst Bill Pe mberton explam<.'d P e m berton said cou nty of· fi caa ls don 't yet know how m a,ny e mployees actually may lose their jobs as a result or the 10 pe rcent general fund cutback. Out as d e partme nt he ads <See LAYOFFS, P age A2> Sclunit Thir~ Loses Seat; Ruhoff S lated Orange County S u pervisor L a ure nce Schm it became a prim a r y e lectio n f ata lity Wednesday when he fe ll 61 votes s hort or finishing second in h1s own 2nd Superv1sor1a l District rare Sc hmit 's third-place finish in t h t.> fi ve-ca ndidate contest m eans he'll leave office the fi rst Tuesday in .January when either Ha r riett Wieder or Oavid Bake r will take offk e. M rs. Wiede r was the lop vole gelle l\I in the s uper visorial con- teRl when s he collected 25,053 votes. Bake r ta llied 21,699 votes \lh1le Schmil received 21,638. It wasn 't until mid-a fternoon Wednesday that Sch mit teamed his re-election bid railed to carry him e ve n to t h e Nove mbe r ge ne ra l election runoff. CleIDente Library Council W1•1ltw~duv th.1t Row<.• had g1,·1•11 him "·vt•rb<i l <•:-. su rann·" that passage.• of th<' J a rv1s -Gann in1t1a t1 ve would not affect the city's branch ltbrury projt'Cl "L1brarv hours will ht• 1·ut t be c a us l' o ( l h c.· ..., u c· 1· t· s ~ 1 u I Jarns-G:.mn clctt1on l. but not lh1s proJl't'l . ·· Weck::. t"ld t·oun c·1lmen Counc1lm:rn llo\.\ urd ;\1 u:.hcll who \'Oll•d v.. 1th Coum·tlwoman Myrtis W<J~nl'r aga1n~t payment for the hut ary s tlc propert), said that until the effort of lhc .larva:-. Gann Jegis li.1t1on 1~ 1·s1ahlis hl•<I , 1l would hl' 1•x Ir.I\ .1g:rn1 tor 1 lw <·1t y to lluy lht' propt·rt~ "Wl· :.hould ha\ l' a wnttt·n .1gtl'l'nwnt trom tht· <·ounlv bdon.· V.{' takt· thl'i propt•rt) orr th c.· t '" 1 o 11 :-. lt11 c.· \l' r , · :. d 1 d wners Booo Dun n it? A ll·rnak 1>111'1'0\\ 111 1.( O\\ I IOlHHI "<llHlc.·rrng ahout ..111 In lnl' ftl:lcl "ti h :1 hrokt.•n lt•g "111ks kilo\\ in g l.\ ,it ~C.'\\ por1 Ht•ud1 \'l'll'l'llWrtani,, <•:. the,\ Sl•l lhe ll'g Thv hint . who s hould lit hl':tled and ti,\ mg l rL't' ~1gain w1th111 u k w \\l'l'k'>. abo ,..., ll·alUn.'<l rn photos on P::.igt.· A:! LB Slwp Manage r Held in Sex Case Laguna B('Jt'h police arc hold 1ng ii car detailan~ -.hop manager on :.u:.p1 ('1on of rart• and M'X pcrver:.1on folio\.\ ing un assault on a 20 ~car·olcl wom<in early Wedne:o.day morning Otis Sledgl' .Ir . 44 . \\h<> h\'e.., at the lland Job <iuto <lctaahn~ shop which ht.• manages at 25~1~ Laguna Canyon Hoc1d. was ;,1r rested la te Wednc•sday morning <tfter a woman tl;11rncd h<' was the man who k1finapt•d hl'r ;11 g unpoint from her home ;it I a .m Wcdncsd<1v T he wom an. who told police she kn ew thl• suspL•ct. s~11d sh1· was awakened early Wednesday morning by a gunman who Ill· manded l'ash from the 'i1·tnn tht•n fon·cd lw1 to att•ompan~ him to has <'<tr l k .1llegt·dl~ drO\l' ha:. '1<.'l1m to the auto detailing :.ho1> v.. her<· poht'l' said he.• raped ht·r and lnrccd hl'r to perform other :.ex .1C't:. Jl gunpoint in t he parking lot Polic·1· 1n\1'"l 1ga tor Ci(•n 1• Brooks"""' l lH' man then lhn'illl'n('d t11s \'11·t1m with death should sht;! tell anyorw 111 the as S<tUll Sledge was bcin~ h<:ld in l. cit)' Jail this morning ;1waiting trans rer to Orange County .Jail Ball h<JS not been sc·t for the man "'ho faces charge" on su..,p1 cum ol kidnapping. r;q)(', assault with a deadl~ v.capon. tiurglar} .11111 St'' pcr\'Cl"SIOll Voyage Ended Woman Sailor Circles Globe DA RTMOUTll. En~land CAP I Naomi James. u farmer ..., d a u ghter from New Zealnnd, sailed into Da rtmouth harbor to day lo end a solo c ircum na v1~a tion of the globe lbat clipped two days off a round-t he-world rt•<' o rd set hy thl' late Sir l•'ram·1s C hichester H undreds of people in small boa ts and along lhC' hanks or lht• River Dart cheered as thr 29 year-old wom an look her 53 fool sloop. Express Crusader. across the finish line afl<'r 272 <'htys Ill sea on a voya ge covering nearly 30.000 m iles Amon~ them was her mother. Joan Power. who ram e lll Rn 1am wit h her hus band. Bob. to be on hand for lht•1r rlau~hll'r ·.., arr1\0 i.l l "Naomi normally <'an't find hN wa y out of a paper bag," ~he told reporters . "When s he went into Woolworth's as a kid stw alw::iys got lost Mrs J a mes Sl'l off from lhl!oi <~f"e SAILOR, P age A :!) More Coverage Add1t1onal .sou th Orange County <.'Overage appears today on Pages A 15/\ ;lnd A 1.50 ' ~1 ustwtt Tht· prClpo:-c•d lihr.11 y ~1tc. ,•ompn:.111g c.•1ghl •111 J< 100 loot lots on /\\t•nad.t dl'I Mar JdJa t' 1• n t t o l ht• (.'om m u n i l ) l'lubhoW>l'. will lie acquired b~ tht• l'ltV <tfkr :i \Car·~ d1:.putc· \\1th its ov.m•rs. dwrlcs and Ad tl11• lklk llunt Sl'l l lt•mt•11t v.. a-. n:ct.·nl b r I' ,I(' h ('cl \\ 1 l h l h c 11 u n I .... < 'ee LJBR/\R\I, PaRe AZl ue Lagunans Become Plaintiffs I\~ STEVE :m TCH ELL Of tr. O••IY P1lol Sl•ll f\ IJv..su1t ha.., lJt•cn filc·'1 HI Orangl• Count) Suµ<.>r10 1 Court 1· ha r g 1 n g t h t.• own c r..., o i SHamort· lhlb tn Laguna BcJch with mahc1ou!-pro~etut1on Thl' complaint, filed Monday hv :.tall' environmental lawyer .John C :\lcCarthy, <'harges the.· H a11eho P ,do:-V<.'rdt'" Corp . o\\llL'r" of Syt·amorl' llills. with twr~1:.:;m1•nt 1n a sincl'·d1smisse<! la w:.u11 lall•<I In the landowner .1ga1nst t '.I ll:ad1ng L aguna lkad1 nl11:cn:. in 197 \ l'laant1ffs in the s urpr1:.e m· t1on <.1n • Jame~ D1 llcv. former Gn•cnbclt pn•sident . Bea Whit~ tlc•:.l'\. longtim e environm ental JCll\;1st . Arnold Hano. write r ancl lormt•r ch:.11rman of V1lla~t' l.Jguna , Halph Benson. l'urrent auorncv for AVCO Com munity Dcvelo.pers. Michael Schley. Laguna Beach board of adJUSI· m en t member: actor T . Be lleruc. Orange County deputy ('OUnl:t <'Ounscl and J udge Paul Egl~. 01 the Superior Court m L1>s Angele•.., Egly 1s a Greenbelt m1•mbt•r Tht• tawsu11 t•ome'i at a l1mt• "lwn t ht• e1l v an<l 1 hl• l:rndowncr ha' l' reached sl'ltlcmt·nts 01.er ,, :.<.•1·11•.., ol multi m1ll1C1n doll<tr law'>u1t:-. fi led by Hanl'110 again .... t I hl' e1ly LaJ,tuna Bcac.·h 1s prt•panng Lo purchase lhc 522 Herc Sycamore· 11 1 11~ from lht• h1 ndo\\nt.•r for St\ 75 m1l11on . and the C1ly Coun I'll announc(•d Tu<:s ll<•.Y n1gh1 lh:at th1· purdiasc.• will •·nd the Re tire m e nt Dinne r Set for Principal ,\ rl'lirl·m1•nl dinn<'r "'111 ht• hl'ld .J uni• Iii :it t ht· llot t• I Lagun.1 Im Hall f\lkn. v..ho h.•avl'.., El :\I orrn Elt•ml'nlary Sl·hool lhi:. m n n 1 h a 11 l' r 2 :i ) 1• Jr..., J.., µnnc1pal f'ormc•r "' udf·nt:., tt·<11·h1·r ... pan•nt:. and mt•mbt•r.., of the 1·ommunaty arc 1n,1t cd to attend t hl· d 1nnc.•r, which beg ans with H c·o<•klatl hour at 6 :m p.m For n:M•r vHlion:., <·:tll C'ccllc Shafer ,1t tht• sd1ool at MM r.sr.:1 Or:~:Gi~ :•s t \\~•tt h e'r Night and morning low C'louchnt•ss Jntl lo<:a l fog with h:i1y ..,unshme 1n <.ir t1•rnoon Fridav Lows lunight 56 lo 64. l1 1gh., f' r 1 l1 J v u p JH' r fl lh a I ht'tt('hes lo mill to 1111pc.·r i~ inland I NSIDE T OD'°' Y Ot/wN Mtkl! Pro1 tor 11rw., nit 11111 t1'al'/11nq Le Quinto l/1gh Sl'laool law E'Tl/nrcemenl class Onte ht• t•11t•r1 had himself ·murrlt•rc·<i. · St'e f't•atunny, /'O{J(' Ct. Al Yeur Servi<• lrm. l o.,..c• LM l .. d lvt.lft•U C•lltttftt• Cll Ulll.cl Ct m10 C..UWff41 Oultl Ntllcft IEdMWl•I P- l ftl .. ~1-"Hhtrif111 ... ,..11( .... lnd,e~ C• CJ CS-• .,. A4 AH 8/ II) 81 C) c.s... •• •• \:! I '\''' t 'ru• Pa,,.. 'I Jll·doll·n la" 'ult hlt'lJ b) l<.111L h11 I 111 !.111 I I "' lll\ l h,1ri.;t ., H 1111 1111 •• 1111., \ 1 I J,-. \ 11q. \ql}l 111,!11 1 11111' '''"'' 1 u\11•11 .... 1 tu r• 1111 111 I 11. I \ 11111pl.11111 11\ l(a111·hu th.it l h,111 l'ol n \ lll/t'll:- 1\ 1th ron.,p1 r.u ' I' h JI '1 ll l I \\ It 11 II \\ , 1-. rl I" """''''I HI .l unt ol 1'1711 t li.11 ~'.\'U 1h1• 1·11, Jnd mJll\ lt!Jd1ni.t < 1111.t•ns "1th l'<m:.111rdl'V throuith political action :md "P"l't'ht•!oo tu deny lfanrho rights 10 dt•V<'lop s, 1·a mon• 11111" Tht• laud 1h0\'l·l11pm1·11t firm l!U\t.' no rl'.1!>1111 lw tl1!oo1n1 sl>tng the law1'utt in 1!.17fl II resurt al'l'd Mone.Jay wh<•n ut tornc·~ McCarthy flkd hb action in Superior Court on hehalf of w\ l'll formt-r defcndunt., "The:.t• \\ere merdy «1l 1wn:. tn\ olved in the' l.uguna Green tw It. " :\1 l' Ca rt h" s a 1 d in a rcll·phonl' tnll·n•ww "They fet'I l hat 111 our -.0('1ety 1nd1v1dual t·1t 1.wn:. s houhJ not be ~ubJected 10 th<· h::ira1'sml'nt ol men tic..,~ l.iw:.u1l1' dl· ... ~n•·tl to 1nt1m1dall' lllt'm Ull(I pn·H•JI\ llll'm rrom pa rtlCIJ>.1l 1ng Ill I ht• 1111:-011\('<,s of clctermnuni.: thl• tutu1 e ot thl'1r <·u mmun11v" He said. H•inc:hu l'la1 merl the l'tl1es nmsp1rcd with c ity of- l1c1als to tlett•r the firm from undcrluking developm ent of S} t·amort.· ll1l b und <'<ms p1red to pn·v<·nl thl• c·omp;rny from n·· r•t•1v1ng a full. fuir and 1mpart1al l11•ar1n g !\lc-Carthv s:.i1 d h is a<'t1on \'la1ms R;mrho's s uit was rilf'd .i g '" n ., ' l ht.· L a g u n a U l' a t h 1 · 1 t 1 / t.• n " :.i n cl 11 r o s c <· u t c d "ti huut .in) honc1'1 l.>t.·l1cf in 1b \ .t11clll\ . lk .. aid Han<'ho's "Ull was In· t l' n d l' <I to 111 1 1 rn 1 l! al<.· and tri~htcn lht• c;rt•t•nb<.'lt people "1th a S28 mil hon damage s uit th al would keep tht•m quiet 111 otht·r 1,•.i1rtls Han<:ho in I• nrkcl to tor<·t• lht•m lo a handon 11111r <km<H'r«•lll' rights ;.ind 11·-. pun ... 1 h1 Ill tt.•s as t• 1t1 tc·ns ""ho ""' 1• n1111·t·rm·d ahout l;,ind u.,c 111:111111111! Ill lh<•1r O\ln rommun1 '' \ld'.1rtln ,,1111 I h1 l.1w,111l I llt.•cl to:-I ht• st.•n·n l.,1/,!u11;1 BPat·h rcc;1c1cnts dot.•s 1101 .1slo. Im a :.1wc1f1t umount, \!d';1rlh\ -.aid \\'t• ll'·l·l 1t ..,hould h<' lt'ft up to 1 l ll 1·11 u rt r <1 l h t.• r t h a n t h l' 'IH'(·ulat1t1n'> of an al\orney " 'I Ill' C'l;1n·mont ;1t1orn1·v :-.;ml 1111 t nal dalt• has IH •1•n -.l't tnr the '11111p l.1111t f 'rom Pog .. ,\ I LIBRARY ... •'"t .1hl1s h111g t·1ty pa~ mt•nt for I hl' lots al S:JSH.2~0 cind add 1· 111111a l rl'latcd t·osh c1l S2.55-l \\.t!<•ks 'i<tll1 n•l:itl'd atto rnev..,· ti·t·'i .in• '''Jll'<'INI to cost the c"1ty ,1n arld1taonal 11 .000 \ 11 ••r .1 r·on\ c r o;al1on with l.t1r.1r1,111 Ro"(' lud;n . Weeks •,,1111 Ill' d1t•l'l-.l•f tht• J ,11 '"' I .. inn ir11t1at l\'t' would not .II lt'<'l llll' llhr;ir~ pr11Jl'c:l \Iv nott•s 1nd1C'ale that ht' told 1111 · 1•1111:-.lrt1<'l1on funds an· '•"P" r:tll' I mm 11per<1l1ons funcb ;111d \\ ould nnt lw uff<'<'l<'d I h~ p,1..,..,;11.~t· Ill' tht• .J;1r\'1:.·Gann 111P.1s11n• I" lw Said "llc told nw hJlf tht• mont·~ hJcl Jlrl·atly h1•1•11 h11tl1!1'l l'cl Now hl' S<J\'• llll'l t 'I "'llllt' 1'11111 11!-.llHI " . \\p1•l.,, ..,,11d till' tit \ \\Ill not pr 111·1·1·tl \1111! pa\ nwnl for the p1u11t•1t\ until tht.· t.·ounl\ has 1'1;111I11'd \\ lll'llll'r or not tht! 111 1111 h 11111.1 1' p1 OJt't l 1-. 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"""'"""' r11u,..day JuM 1 1971 Results Listed In OC Voting Oran l'c Count) E lection R~sl&Jti. :!<»A pl't'clncts out or 2048 preclnct11 GOVE KN OR 0.·mocra tic H <J\ montl Lll'~nt>crg C f'nc Atherton /\ll'x /\loia ,John Abbott .lull's Kimmell lh1vid Rork GN>rge Hoden Edm und Brown Jr. Lowell Darling Re publican 3,586 5 348 4~0fi6 8:475 5,606 8,267 5.~16 167.739 3,439 Elmer Crutchley 739 Ken Maddy 42.297 t:velle Voiinger 112.188 John Briggs 5.345 Ed Da\•is 91.279 Pete Wilson 26,187 True Slocum 996 l.I E lJTENANT GOVER NOR Dt>mocratic P atrick r ilzpatnt:k Abe Tupia Patricia Ra\en Mer vyn Dymally •H.851 9,398 '17,775 100.323 Re publican Mike Curb 134,642 Mike Antonovich 126.122 S ECRETARY OF STATE Democ rat!<' March Eu Repu blic: an Steve Nash .Jacob Margosia n Norrisa Brandt CONTROLLER Democ ratic Kenne t h Corey .Joseph O'Gr een Republic an Dixon Arnett J ames Wa re TR EASUR E R Democratic William Burkett J esse Unruh R epublica n 165,752 48,750 107,532 61,164 1'13,282 54,6().1 90,267 123,631 83,755 118.554 Don ald French 148.369 Marna Schnabel 76.283 ATTORNEY GENERAL Dem ocratic Vvonne Bur ke Burt Pmes Republic an 96,926 1 14.~9 Jam es Browning Jr. 66,109 George Deukmejlan 175,857 S TA T E B OA RD OF E QUALIZATION Second District Democratic Mary Chr istian·lleis1ng John Lynch ~dmund Kelly .Joseph Donahue Iris Sankey Repub lic an Fred Clayton Walter Ziglar Larry Rothm an Russell Blood E rnest DronenburA ~1ke Schaefer Ter r.v Sutherland ::!'1.254 29,463 41,411 32.369 45.799 41,589 18.906 22,164 8,737 39.459 21,287 44.436 SUPERINTENDE NT OF P UBLIC INSTRUCTION Linda Nesler 27,495 Wilson RUes 195,105 Ro yd Malloy 24 ,231 <:corg1a l\\ar.-hall 49.457 H1chard Mudgl•ll 69, '95 1\lfrcd Puccmclll 22,890 I )a v1d Us Ian 23, 115 I> av id W a Iker :!3,406 U.S. CONGRESS 34th District 154 pr ecincts (LA County> o ut of 154 408 o ut of 409 Democ rat!<' '1 a rk Hann aford 12.546 43.302 .lo lknmll 4.381 20,268 Republican ,\rt Jacobson 7.498 11 .671 Oa n Lungre n 10.921 30.476 38th Dist rict 511l precincts out o r 501 pr ecincts Demo cratic Jl'rr~ Patterson Republican Oo n Goede ke \nclrc" Erdcl~ Joe ;\1 aher David Balsiger 39lh District 52,664 12.252 8.273 8.815 11.138 653 precincts out or 653 precincts Democratic Willia m Farris Gt.>orgc Margolis i"red Oroz Republican William Oa nncme yer 4Qt.h Dist rict 3 1.621 12,000 14.M9 71.Rl I 710 precincts out or 7 tO precincts Republican .John Foote Rex Gaede Sam Coopt.•r Ross John!>on Ted Ponlicelb 7oth District 5.689 9,182 5.043 9,94f\ 5.633 366 precincts out of 366 p recincts Democratic Robert Music Re publican Bruce Nesta nde 7 lst District 25.417 42.928 292 precin cts out o r 292 precincts Democratic Che t Wray Repu.blican Doris Allen Don Ellis W.C. Bur rell J r. 72nd Distr ict 29,880 13.009 9.124 2.893 :!56 pre cincts out or 256 precincts Democratic R ichard Robin on Republiun Virgil Elkins David Brandt 73rd District 22.823 8.354 10,740 374 precincts out of 374 precl.n cls Democratic Den ni11 Mangers Repu blican Nola n Friuellc Charles Gibson Tom Burke 74th District 434 pre clnts o ut or 434 preclocts 33.678 11,775 17,022 11.554 <San Diego County) Democratic J ohn Harrison 9.995 J am es P ar ker 7.999 l\te l Springer 5.777 Republican Jam es G reen 7.128 Ant hony Mata no 2,371 IUarian Bergeson 35,359 Lee Watkins 13,177 Bob Wilks 4,947 J UDGES Su perior Court 1.721 1.815 1,210 661 202 2.432 l.679 595 200 precincts out or 200 precincts Orfice S Leonard Goldstein Or ella Sears o m ce6 Richa rd Ha milton T heodore Millard ornce 12 Robert Weaver Bruce Sumner ·o m ce 16 . 190,224 241.014 194,199 220.077 182.082 236.686 Ro bert Todd 224.441 J ay Wall 182.106 COUNTY SCHOOLS SUP ERINTENDENT 21>18 precincts out or 2048 precin cts Jackie Doynton 171.654 Ro be rt Pe terson 249.821 COUNTY BOARD OF E DUCATION Trustee Area 2 376 precincts out or 376 precincts F r ances ~urphy 40,894 David Pavnter 34.'116 T rustee Area 5 471 precincts out or 471 precincts Warr en Davirro 19,708 Ra mon Diaz 15.623 Ge ra ld Shaw 52,854 COUNTY UP E RVISORS Second District 41 t precincts out or 414 precincts David Baker J T illman Williams Harriett Wieder Laurence Schm it Sonia Son1u Fourth District 386 precincts out or 386 prec in cts 21.699 9,307 25.053 21,638 17.541 Ralph Cla rk 50.281 Geor ge Mason 15.197 Robert Young 14.573 CLERK·R ECOROE R 2<»8 precincts out or 2048 precincts Hobert Carrillo '12.062 T ruma n Legg 69.355 Ma rs hall Norri~ 85.463 R.J . Mailhot 24.924 Lee Br anch 121,461 J ames Wi lson 50,J.S3 S HE RIFF-CORONER 2048 precincts out of 2048 precincts Brad Gates 181,000 Richard /\dams 18.133 Lauren Rusk 99.041 (San Dlf'f(O County > Democ ratic Brian Burry 32.236 George Wright 47 .822 Wa ll er Scott 61,232 Jim McGuy 46,626 4,360 Republican Roht>rt Badham 87,499 5.511 STATE SENATE 36th Dist rict RM pre-cincts out of 808 pre cincts (San Diego County> De morratlc Ron C'ordo\'a 48,017 G rej?ory l\uc1)nsk1 17.301 Repu blican (;II f't•rguson 20.692 Stephen Holden 13.lfi4 Jam es Martindale 9.951 Jon Brond 7 .623 .lohn Schmitz 41,361 (~<·or~t· Srntt 11 . lSS STATF: ASSF.MBLY til>th District .i.~o 1.184 1.1~0 811 514 289 2,71'.$! 382 JU IU'c<'inct'i out or 32f. precincts Ofo mocratlc Chris Loumuk1~ R1charrl Norri!'! Rohm YounR P aul Rt ll T<'d Sh1pkl'Y Jr 2.2rn 4,22.'i 10.6?.9 10,742 2,676 COl 'NTY PROPOSIT ION A 2~18 precincts out or 20.18 p re cincts Elect s upt of schools Appornl supt of schools 3:i5.526 83.929 UuterGroup Errors Cited WASHI NGTON <A P ) -Two years later. Jimmy Carter 's 1976 campa i gn f i n a n c e s are e m e rging as a political issue w hich could affect this year's elections. T h e Wh ile H o u se acknowled ged o n Wednesd ay tha t Ca r ter 's law yer s are neg{)tia(ing wit h the Fe der al E h:cl1on Commission for un o u t of court settl e m ent of posi;lble election law violati(>ns. That a conciliation agr eement is bPing so ught m eans the FEC has vott-d the re is •·reasonable caus~" to believe Carter 's campaign o r ga ni ia t io n <'o m mittcd s ome k ind of \<IQIOt1on . ' Hi1ing Frozen In State S A C RA MENTO l AP l c.1 tlfornld pol1t1c1.in:. a1~ :o.l'rJmbhng to tlt•v1sc ways to t•o pe with hiring and scheduled an u ddrt>ss Lo lhe CJl1 rorn 1a Ll•g1s laturl' toda)-to outlrne <>t hN budget cuts. <Brown ·s talk will he r<.'broadcast at 10.30 tl)n1ght on Channel 50. 1 .. School, labor. police , fire and o t ht' r govern mcnt ofri c1a Is statewide ml't rn emer gency sessions in Sucrament o and c::l APWl,.....lo NAOMI JAMES WITH HUSBAND ROB AFTER BIG TRIP She's the World's Best Clrcumnavigator of Globe Voters Nix CUSDPlans ForSclwols Final results in Tuesday's un· s uccess ful S27 2 m illion least.• r ev e n ue t>le<'t 1on 1n lh e Capistrano Unified School 01:.· trict showed 41 pcrcenl of votes ca st favored the school construr· lion m easure The vote count repo rted by thl' O range County Regis trar or Voll' rs was· -No. 16.ISR. -\'cs. 11.1 19. Passagl' of the Jan 1s·Cann prope rty tax 1mlwt1ve was rx pec:lc.;i to have a sign1f1cant 1m pact on t he :.chool construction meas ure. 1f passed Its failurl· was read by school officials a s fu rthe r inct1 c al1on or the re bcllious mooct of Tuesday's \'Otcrs. The ll•usc· purchase· me<.1 surt'. which wo uld have increased thl• rhs t ricl 's property tax ratc a maximum of JG ct·nts, wus pro posed to fund add1twns to thl' thrct· district hig h schools anti cons truction or a new Mission V1CJO clement::iry sc·hool Jail Shops E yed SAC RA;\l f:NTO 1/\11 1 Lcg1slut1on to permit prrvall' <'m p loyers to set up shop 1n stall' prisons with c·om·1ct l<Jbor has advanced 1n t he Legislature d espite the obJcct1ons of labor unions Fro• Page A l SAILOR ... yarhting mt!cc·a on England s .. oulh coast Sept !) 111 the lO·ton. fiberglass sloop . E x prt·ss Crusader. which normally lakes a c rew of 10. Her l·as twurd circ u m navigation W'-ls via lhl• tn•a c h erous "a lers off CuPt! llo rn ::it thl! tip of South A merica. the graveyard of m a n y a ship. Many old salts 'hook thC'1r h eads and said 1t coulrln 't ~ dono But r.J rs. James. "ho onh :.tarted sailmg a t•ouµlc }Car~ J go. defied the ir m1sg1v1ngs &nd tom ple t ed the fas t 1:s t solo \UyaJ,!e around q~~world Chichester was kni~htcd after hl' Sel h1s rPc•orri or 274 days II) G ypsy Moth IV tn 1966 67 A cannon was fired at the local ~acht c lub when Mrs . J ames c·rossed the finish line From Page A l LIQUOR ... Vodka will drop from SJ 99 l•> $2 H9 A qu1;1rt of Scon .. sby ScotC'h will d rop from S6.29 to $4 5!1.' "'hrle a 51.2-ounce bottle of Alam a d en Mountain While Chablis wi ll s lide from SJ 25 tfJ S2 39 And a six pack of Coors bl'cr. 12-oun ce rans . will dt>rreast! from SJ 77 tu SI 1-1 S1m1lar cuts art> rn elfect al Safl•way. Campbell said There a quart of Ancient Age Bou rbon 1s now $4 .68. down from S6 99 /\nd Scoresby Scotch has als<J dropped to $4 68 a quart. from SS.29 ..-tsewhere Wednesday and today to map strategy to cope with re.- <lu<'tion~ in revenues that range up to 8.S percent tor some fire d1str1 cts Thl' amendment to the state const1tut1011 1:--1->uµpo~cd to take t'llN'I Jul\ 1 and "11! cut proper- !\ ta"' tor <.1t1cs. counties and ..,t.·hoob from Sl2 btlhon lo SS billton annually ll owt-ve r . the C a lifor ni a F ederation o f Teaehers. the Califor nia Tt.•achel"$ Association and the C<.11lforn1a Stute Counc1! o f St.•r vl<'t! Employees brought :-.ult against tht' slate's 5~ county lax a~se:.sor:. a nd a sked t he (.'ourl to r<'!'>train them from lak• 1ng any attion to implem ent tht:> 57 pl·rt.·t.•nt propt•rt,y I ax cut ap- pro\ ed by voters T uesday Ot her s imilar s uits are ex t>l'CICd • * • f 'rone Page A I LAYOFFS ... <.·omt· up with an uo to 40 oercent <.Ut m ~pending for 1978·79, hl' s aid. 1t "111 be harder to avoid personnel layoffs In tht.• ml'an••m t: tod:i). Su pen 1sor Ralph Diedrich was in Sa c r:imento on behalf of the <'Our.ry a nd the County Sl!1H·rv1sor .;; As~oc iatl on or California to discuss p re par ation for Propos1t1or. 13 The Fullerton super viso r was 10 meet with As:.embly Speaker L<.10 McCa rthy and Gove rnor Hrown lo d isc uss legis lation a1ml'<I <JL helping county govern. ml'nts col)(' "1th a SR pe rcent cul 11: µroperty tax rl'vt·nuc ncx• H·ar Al 0 1edr1ch" s u,ggc:.t 1on Wednesday s upervisors also: -POSTPONED H EARINGS • on lhC' 1978-79 bud~el until Jul., :w through 29 · -ASKED A COM.MITTEE or county adm1n1strators to report ~r new r('\t'nU{• ~Ourc·es by Jww -ORDER ED COt:NTY Ad· m 1n1s1rat:ve Officer Robert Thomas to meet with city of- lr<'ta Is anrl those from other tax- 1n).! d1:.tr1t'll> to d1!oocus~ JOtnt de- llHn ol som e services BEST TEAM IN TOWN! • I . 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'\,.I, abo111 our •·r•••• I ·' ••nr .'t ·' t•ur •·un .. 111t1t•r 1•ro11•c·tiun 1•1~111 . • I • •.,). , • ., • 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa .............. .....,._ 2 D_.. W"t ef Ctrh Jr . Phone 642-8882 Store Hours 0111ty 9·6 Set 9.5 30 ........... ___ ,.,. \ . For The Very Best De<t~ You owe It to yoursetf to check our pricn, .,...,... you buy! -, O r ange Coast T oday "s Clos inl! ~ ~. ". Sf oeks VOL. 7\, NO. 159, 4 SECTIONS. 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1978 NiC T E N CENTS Brown Asks $5 Billion • In Aid, Loans SACRAMENTO tAPI Gov Edmund Brown .Jr l111l;.1y :i!->kerl the Legislature lo g1\'c S4 b1lh11n 1n direct aid :ind Sl billion 111 loans to schools. c1t1t>:. and coun ties hit by th~ Jttn 1!> la\ cut 1n ittative He also told an t'ffit'rgency JOtnl session of lhl! Leg1~laturc that he would propo:.e budget c uts of al least $300 million 1n state programs. <The spt·1·ch will be rehroadc;.ist <ll JO :.w ffooo D 1tnnit? tonight 011 Channel SOl Tiit' Ot'mocral1c governor re· pealed hi s pledge that there rn usl be no state tax increases to om.et the property tax cuts man· cl:.ited by a la ndslide vote Tues- cl<1 y adopting Pror>0s1t1on 13. the .Jan is tax cut in1t1at1ve ''Voters have told us they want a lax eut They don't want u shell game." Brown said. The aul proposed by Brown woulc1 retlucl! the amounts that .\ lt•mttlt> h11rnl\\ 111g ""'I l'ouncl w:rnd~nng about <m lrv1n1• 1'1(•\cl \\Ith :1 l)l'(>kl'n leg \\lllks knowin g ly al '.\jl·wpot'\. Lk;,,idl '1.:'l vn11;,,inans as they set the leg. The h1nl. \\ho "houlcl ht· healto<I and ll~·111g tree again within e1 ll'\\' ''t'l'ks. abo 1~ leatun.'<l 1n photo:-on Page A2. 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Cll'" l'll. who hils tried to plead h1m-.1•1f guilty of kidnapping and rape twic-c· prev10usly. said 1111th111i.: Weclnt:sdu y. Ucccncr re- < Sec Sl'S PECT. Page /\21 Bloodmobile Due; NB Donors Sought Blood donors arc beinA sought lnr a Red Cross Bloodmobile at lloag Memorial Hospital on .l une 20 from l p.m to 5: 15 p.m. Donors must be 18 years old . hl·althy and weigh al least 110 pounds. They may give blood 1•v\•ry eight weeks 1 nt erestcd donors may call ti l:i-8600. extension 2108 for an .1ppointm<.:nl local govemlnent must cut from Its budgets from $7 billion to a round $3 billion But Brown emphasized that the $4 b1lhon in grants could be made for one year only. He said in future years. the state could afford no more than an estimat- ed $2 billion. plus Sl billion in loans. which he described as something similar to a re volving fund to meet cash flow prob· le ms. * * * ·' l recomrnend for this year . and this year only. $4 billion in direct aid and $1 billion in loans." hesa1d "I will prOPoSe budget cuts of al least S300 million. The morl' money we can save at the state level. the more money we can s ha re with focal government " Brown did not speeify how he would cut $300 million from the s tate's $17.4 billion budget ex- cept to repeat his early order or * * * an imme<11ate haring freeie for all state agencies. Brown also said businesses \\ 111 save S3 billion in laxes Wl· der Proposition 13 and uq~ed torporate presidents to "invest that money 1n California. to cre<1te jobs" to offset the l~yoffs of workeno anticipated in local Sl·hools and city ha lls. Somber and unsmiling during the brief address, flrown described the J arvis m1t1altve, * * * whi<'h he oppascd throughout the campa i g n . a s "a grea t challenge. and wt· will meet it ... It 1s time lo put aside partisan differences ... Paul Cann. co-autht>r with Howard Jarvis or Propos1t1on 1:1. a ttended t h c s pct 1 al Jo 111 t session. "I liked what he had lo say." Gann told reporters. "lit-said what 1 've been saying for months. The problems c~n l>t.· solved and will lw solved " * * * Suilllller School Cut N-M Trustees Wipe Out Entire Program By 1'11CHAEL P ASKE VICH Of ttw O..Uy P11et St.ti Mo re than 10.000 s tudents and 1150 teachers won't be going to summer school m the Newpart- M<'s a Un1fu.•d School Oistrtl'l later this monlh St·hool trustees vote<f Wednes - day lo wi~ oul the program because of lhl• loss of revenue caused by the passage of Proposition 13 In a second Proposition 13- related move. trustees voted 4·3 to get out of the adult education business. canceling classes for about 400 people and the federal- ly funded English a~ a Second * * * District To Save $800,000 Wednesday's elimination of s ummer school and adult educa- t ion in the New port -Mesa Unified School District will save the d istrict $800,000, but trustees st ill must deal with about $15 million in lost revenues stem- ming from passage of Proposi- tion 13. Elimination of the distract 's bus syste m. athletic field trips and elosing the Instructional Media Center will be considered next Tuesday as trustees face a 43 percent loss of revenues. District officials a rc waiting word from the state Legislature ~s to l'mergency relief that mig ht be available for school dis tricts hit ha rdest by passage of the tax millal1ve. Cancelling home -school and athletic event busing would save the d istri ct an estimated S918.000. officials said. Parents may be asked to pay for bus service if the lra nspartation de- partment is nol eliminated. Closing the district's Instruc- tional Media Center would save the district another $300.000. Other s uggestions' that will come ~fore the school board next week wi ll be an increase in the price of school lunches and a fee schedule for the use by out- side grou ps or district athletic facilities. Superint endent J ohn Nicoll has said lhat even with all of these cuts. the district still will have to cut about $9 million in salaries to balance its budget. However. there can be no cut· backs in personnel until the 1979-80 school year because of complex legal requirements for s taff d1sm1ssal. said Nicoll. Language t ESL I classes for foreign-born adults. Among the victims ol the Adult Education cancellation a rt> 156 patients at Fairv11.•w Stale llosp1lal and a n un- detcrmin('<i number of e lderly ('1tizens who 1;.ike adult eduta t1on courses taught al 11 con- v a les c<'nt homes in N ewporl Reach and Costa Mesa The t wo cuts appr oved Wednesday night will save the d1str1cl an estimated $800.000. Sum mer school is not required by law Tuesday's passage of I h<• stalcw1dc t ax initiative will mean an estimated Slfi million loss of revenue to the NewPort· Mesa school system . officials said Prior to voter approval of Proposition 13. d1stm:l offic1ali; hacl been conte mplating a S48 million s pending program for 197R· 79 An overnow crowd of pa rents turned out al Rea Middle School in Costa Mesa as trustees ri rst debated a district recommenda- tion lo cancel aU summer school <:lasses except for about 2fl5 -.cn 1o r s who Jack units for graduation. Corona del Mar ll1gh teacher Paul .Jordan <.ish'd trustees to /tlore Stores Joi11 Booze Price Cuts Spread in County By JACKIE HYMA N OI , ... Oallr Piiot StAlf Liquor prices contin ued lo drop tipsily a long the Orange Coast t od ay in wh at o n e supe rma rket spokesman called "a sta te of dis hevelment" (jS Market Rasket announced that 1t 1s Joining Lhe tre nd. Safeway started the price cut- ting last weekend in lhe wake of a s tale Suprem e Court decision throwing out Liquor fair tradp oncing laws as pnee fixing. The Jecis1on 1s being appealed by the ~tatt> Alcoholic Beverage Com- miss ion, <Related story Page A5.1 The spokesman fo r Market Basket, who asked that his name not be used, said priee drops h a ve been uneven because "nobody was s ure they could legally la ke the prices down <pending a ppea l>." Asked what removed his firm's doubt about legalities. the spokesman said, "Our competi- tion." Paul Campb e ll . Safeway publi c relations supervisor, said his firm's liquo r sales doubled la~t weekend and have continue at between double and fi ve times their previous level all week <See U QUOR, P age AZ> Coast Colleges Face Sharp Cuts Coast Community College Dis- trict trustees s aid Wednesday they think Proposition 13 may be unconstitutional and that t u1t1on fees may be on their way. but that. in the meantime. the dis- trict must tr1m SIS m illion from its budget. The d1striet. which includes three schools. had a budget of $75. 7 m illion in 1977-78 and a pro· posed budget of $81.9 million for 1978-79. A new budget must be ready by .July I. However. at a special m eeting at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa Wednesday trustees said they plan to go ahead with sum· m er school as scheduled Assemb l yman Dennis Mangers. D·lluntington Beach. said 'today that slate legislators are considering the possibility of instituting tuition at community eollcges. .. l think it is safe to s ay that there is going to be a very dif- ferent approach to community <'O llege education and tuition 1s one or the alternatives... said ' <See SCHOOL'i, Page A2) Lawyer Jailed In Flap Over Video Movie m anmtain a full summer school program until funds run out . then appeal lo the stale for help. Many in the a ud1cnl'e were l'lea rly ruffled over the d1st ntl plan Lo help out only s tudents who ramc up short in gctt1111;: units for graduaL10n Trustee Rod M:icMtlhan ll·d u backlash aga1Ml TrustC'e Carol Martin's motion lo keep the classes for the seniors at an estimated cost of S35.000. The total program would have cost the district $600.000 "What allowed lhes~ !-ttudent:. to ~et in this pos1t1on"" asked <See Sl'MM ER, Pa~e A21 * * * Olympic Pool Will Stay Open The Olympic pool at Newport Harbor High won't be emptied because of the .Jarvis-Gann t<tx. initiative, but membe rs of the com munity wil l be dipping deeper into their o wn pockets tv keep s ummer aquatics afloat. school authorities said Wednes- day. And the same wi ll apply to other community groups that, in the past. have been able lo use school fac1ht1es without ch:irgc. Although they took no action Wednesday ni g ht . s t·hool trust ees left little doubt that all facilities soon will b1• available only on a user fee basis. Trustees d1reetcd the d istnl'l officials to submit a fee list by next Tuesday when trustees con· tmue discussion of budget cut:-. generated by the passage or P roposition 13. Newpart-Mcsa school trustees pointed out Wednesday that. because of J arvis-Gann. the dis- trict no lon~er wi ll have the funds generated by a Communi- ty Service Tax. Last year the six-t"cnt levy on prop e rty gcne r ;.i tcd about $850.000. For years, the mone:y from this tax has been used lo make school facilities accessible to community residents at little or no ehargc. About 40 JObs financed by thl' tax are set for ehm1nation. of- ficia ls said. The anticipated fee list will eiiso lead to increased costs for res idenlc; enrolled in community tSee POOL, Page J\2) or::a:as, We athe r Solo Sailor. Ends World 'rrip LOS ANG ELES <AP ) -A feder a l judge j ailed an NBC lawyer today when the television ne twork refused lo let t he judge view a movie scheduled for air· ing tonight. <Channel4, 10p.m. > U.S. District Court Judge Manuel Real ordered attorney Donald Zachary jailed for con- te m pl of court when Zachary showed up In court without the television movie, "Billion-Dollar Bubble." Night and morning low cloudiness and local foR with hazy s wis hmc in af- ternoon Friday. Lows tonight 56 l e) 64 II ighs Friday uppt•r flO~ <il beac hes to mid to uppl!r 70s mhmd. 1>1\RTMOt'Tll. Englancl ti\1'1 Naomi .lames. :1 f;1 rmt•r 's dau~hter from New Zealuncl , ..,;11 led 11ito Dartmouth h:1rhor to dJV to end :i solo t·1 rcumnu' 1ga t ion of ltw 1-!l<>l>t• 1 liat rfr pp<'d hw days off a round the \\orld n •c· ord scl hv the lak Str 1''r:.im·1s Chichestc'r. Hundreds of people m o;mall hoati; and alon~ the banks ol ttw River Dart ('heerttd us tht• 29 vear-old womtin took her 5:i foot sloop. Express Crusarler. IH'fllS~ the finish 1111<' aft<-r 27:1 tla v-. .11 sea on a vovaAe covcnnit ncarlv 30.000 m1lt•s AmonA l hcm \.\;1~ ht•r mottwr. J oan Pow<'r who c;.ime to Br1 tam \\ 11 h lll'r hui.hand. Hob. lo b<' on hand for their cfoughter·s 3rrival. ·Naomi normally can't fine! lwr "<IY out of <J paper bag," she told n•porters "When she went 11\lo Woolwortti 's as a kid she ;dways got lost. l\1 rs. James set off from this :'> .ichtmg mecca on England's south coast Sept. 9 in the 10-ton. fiberg lass s loop. Express Crusader. which normally takes :1 new of 10. lier eastward l'lrC'u mnavigation was via the trt.'a<'herous wuters orf Cape llorn at the tip of So uth /\merica. th<' gravcy;Hd of many a ship Many old suits s hook their h(•ads and i;a1rl it couldn't bl· dont• Dul Mrs James. wh.o only stJrted saihn!( a couple years a11to. defied their mlRglvlngs ancl <'Om l)Jclcd the fastest solo voyage around the world m a conventional yacht. A 70 fool trimaran made the trip in 167 days in 1974. Chichester was knighted after he set h1s n>rorrl of 274 days in Gypsy Moth IV in 1966-67 . A cannon was fired at the loca l yacht club when Mrs. James erossed the finis h line. Then , as a helicopter flew overhead and s mall boats s warmed a round, s he made a triumphant circuit of the harbor and a pass beside the village of Kingswear across the River Da rt where she lives with he r hus ba nd Rob. 30, a form er merchant sailor. "The best m om e nt or tht> voyage was when l heard the gun signaling that I had made it." Mrs. James Rai d on dry land as s he kept a tight. grip on her hus band's hand. She looked radiant in a white pants suit after nine months al sea. Sh e said she once nearly turned back ·'That's when I was off Cape Horn with• n damaged yacht.'' she said. ··1 thought a bout it long and hard. But I couldn't stand the thought of going back. so 1 carried on.•· The Express Crusader was severely damaged in a gale Feb 24 m the desola te waters of the southern Pacific some 2.000 miles west of Cape Horn . With the s loop's tottering mast held up by temporary lashings. Mrs. Jame!! managed to round thl' treacherous cape Real also ordered two lawyers for T im e -Life Televis ion which bought the movie from the nnc -to remain Ill court until the movie arrived. Zachary was being held at the Los Angeles County J ail. ll was not known whether NBC planned lo comply with Rea l's demund to see the film. The movie is about the S2 hilhon insurance fraud 1nvolvmJ( E quit y Funding Corporation. which resulted in 14 Equity of- ficers beinJ sent to prison In 1975. INSIDE TODA V OJ}u:er Mike Proclor goe.~ult ()ut teaching La Qmnta Htgll School law enforcement class Once he even had himself ·murdered .• See realunng I Page Cl. 1 Q a CM .. A4 All 81 IM •1 cs ~ A4 A4 ' . \ '~ "' . . . t l'lurlMllty June II 1970 County Eyes Cuts 10 000 En11Jlnyees Await Layoff Word B.) K.\Tll\ t l.\'n Ol I,_ 0..11~ l'1ltl \l•H Who \111! ht• lh1• 111 ... 1 to g11" Or .1tH!1• C'11unt' ).!11\ 11111rwnt .., lll'arh W oou 1•111plo\l'l"• v. ill land UUl v. ho II J ll\!llll'. nl'Xl \\l'l'k v.1lh the 1s:,u1ng of 1111t1i.1 I layoff 11ot1ces SupC'r\'1:-.0r:-. lrl lht• Wt1kt• or \ UtL'r p;,assa).!l' of l'ropos 1t10n i:I. o nil' rt•d a l'Ul II\ n1• i.t V. l'1'k of some $32 6 m11l1011 in t·ounty 1•i. pcnses Wedn(.'Mfa ' Thl'y ulso ordc~<.·d ('OUntv de· p;;art ment he:.tds to preµart· for Jdd1l1on;.i l budget cuthal'ks of l\\O, thrL'C iJntl lour times thal .imouot by the month's t·nd But count y bud gt•l <:1nalysts E'ro• PafJe 11 I LIQUOR ... \ lso m1xml.! m v.1th the pn<.·<.· 1·utlc·rs h<t\t' twen Alpha lkta .1 n d I. u <.'I.~ · :-. 0 1 s count Su 1H rm<1rk c t s . <il thou gh sµok1·smcn for thost· l 1rms v.crc• unablt• to re port on tht• effoc·t on :-.a ll's llnv. mul'h 1s 1111· t·onsumer n·all.\ ,going tosJv<·on his favorite lw£>r. w11wand hard liquor " T hat depe nds on what he drinks. s pokc s mC'n say A It hough llll' pnc·c cuts m t'lucle a w1dl' s rx·rtrum of bevcrnJ?(•s, the pcrcenta~c of cuts van es. At Markel Bas ket . where the t·uts go into <'ffect l"nday. " 25 .t-ounce boltll' o f Crown R~:-.e Vodka will drop from SJ 99 to S2 99 I\ quart of S<·ort.•s by Scott·h "ill drop from S6.29 to $4 59. "h1le a 51.2-ount'e bottle of Alamaden Mountain While Cha bits v.111 sh de from S3 25 to S2 39. And a six-pack of Coors bC'cr. 12-oun t'e ca n s. will decrease from $1 77 to SI 44 Similar <:uts C1re 1n effect C;1t Safeway. Campbell said Thcr(', a f)ua rt of AnC'1ent Age Bourbon 1~ now S4 f>R, down from $1> 9!) \nd ~c·on·..,b\' Sn1ld1 h a.., <1h11 droppt·d to SI 118 :1 quI>. p.ic·I-.. lCJ SI H5. wh1h• Budwt'ISl'r has gont.· from $1 79 lo SI Mi Newport Man, 3 Companions Plead Guilty A Newport Rec.t ch ma n and three• companions ha\'e entered surprise guilt." plcus to c:h<1rgcs of I. ti I 111~ a Jloll "'' ood II ii b mc.tn \\ho rnn a "S\\ 1nger·s pctd " I{ I (' h u r ti w I Is () n . 2 3. (Ir '\1 '' pon B<·ach. l!:rne:.t Ray ChildN. 21. Kt.•nncth Owcns, 21. and Wilham Koinn. 41. a ll of La Crcst·c•nta. will be sentenced Ju J:-5 tn Los t\n~clt•!-. Superior Court The tour ha vc IH'c n h e ld '' 1thou1 bail sin<.·c the: murder last Apnl 2ii of H1 c:harc.J ZiJmbell 37 Ile w<is beaten to dC'ath \\hl'n ht• and his wife. Jolie. 24 , were ahduct<.'d by th<.· four m en :\1 r5. Z<Jmbcll testified <:1gain during .i prt•hmtnary hcoring Wl·dnC':-.day bl'forc Mun1c1po.d Court Judge S1dnt•y C he rnts!-. Thl' g utlly pica to second-degree murdt'r \\a~ <·ntcred durmi;: thl' mun1t·1p<JI t·oun l'roceed1ngs 17 to Seek Beauty Cromi !'>l'\ l'l1tt•t•n g1rb Wiit l'OffiPl'lt• Fr1dj) night 1n lhc Miss '.'/ l' \\ p II I' t B (' J (' h (' () n t l' °' t ~ponso rt•d h) the Nt•wrwrt llarhor Jav<.·t•t•s Tht.• pa.gt•ant . op Pn to the puhl1<·. \\Ill bt• held ut 7 .30 p m "' th<' Mont£> Carlo Room of thc Nt>\\ portt•r Inn T1ck<.'l s :m .' 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H·ar m;H 1111! ll'mO\t• 1ll01rl) emplo:>l'l'" · I n ~tl•ad. t he 1n1tial hutlgt·t trimming may be ctccvmpllshcd 1n :-.om e dt:purtments bv rcdue lflj.! ofl1n• cxpt.·nws and :-.ud1 things u:-. 111•\\' t:-p1·wr1tt·r:-., hu<lgt•t analyst Hill Pl'mlJertun 1•\pla1nl'lo~ees atlually muy IO!'>t' lhl•tr JOlJs as a result of the 10 1.>l'r cenl ceneral fund c utback Hut iJS de partme nt heads t·ome up with an up to 40 oerccnl t·ul in spending for 1978· 79, h1• :-.aid. IL \\lit be hiJrdcr to avo1c.J µersonnel la)uffs t•OSTPONED HEARI NGS 1111 the l!l78·79 budgel until Jul) :!O tlirouJ.?h 2'J ASKEU A COMMITTEE of rnunty aclmin1slralors to report on ne w rev<•nue sources by JWle <!l -ORDERED COUNTY Ad- m 1n1s t rat 1 vc Officer Robert Thoma:-. to meet with city of. l1t'1als und those from other tax- ing districts to discuss joint de- ll\ cry of some services. -R EQUESTED CO UNTY Counst•I Adrwn Kuyper to draft lt•g1slat1on that would allow joint cl<.'liHr y of service und possible com b111111g of such offices as the l'OUnl) s heriff and marshal. Diedrich said he didn't mean to s ~st that there 1s "r am- pant dupl1cat1on " of services In the m canl1m t' t oda\. between agencies lhot r ely on Super\'lsur Ralph Dtl'drich was properly taxl'S tn Sacroml'nto on bch<Jlf of 11w But agencies' past efforts lo <'nun\' an cl th t• Coun t \ maintain stric t sovereignly 1s Supl'n.1sur:-. As..,oc:1atwn of outcl:.ilt•rl basl'd on Tuesdav·s Cultforma to d1 :-.c·us!'t preµar ... 111111 vott'. Dwdneh said . · tor ProP<>s1t1on l:J Sup<.'rvisors Wednesday also HJ'.(n•t•d to usk slate government Thi• Fullerton supcr v1:-.or was l<> 1mm<'dli.ltely pick up the full lo meet with Assembly Speak1 •r rost ol welfare and health l.l•u McCarth\ <inti C:o vt.·rnur :-.t•rv1ccs. wh1t•h in the past relied Brown t u cll ~l'uss lt·g1sl<J t1on 111 pa rt on t·ounty property taxes . <11 ml'd at helptng county govern Supervisor Thomas Riley said men ts cope with a 58 r><.•rC'ent cut the legislature has been pre- 1n property tax revenue n<.'xt fl<Jred to do that 1f Proposition \'Par. 1:1·s co mpl•t1n g m e a s url', . Al D1 edrieh s s 11 ggl':-.t1<>n f>rupos1t1on 8. ,had been ap- Wedne!>daysupcrv1sors all.o. prov<.'d by voters Tuesday. * * * * * * E'rott1 Page Al SUMMER SCHOOL. • • Trustee Duke 0 Bricn, tlrawmg :.ipplause from the audiC'ncc and forcing sc·hool boC1rc.J Pres 1denl Don S mall\\OOd to pound the ga vet to restore order * * • E'ro• Page Al POOL ... 1 t•t·n·:1t1on prog ram'> ,111<1 for 1u111tH tolll'gl' dt:-.1 f'IC'l program-. I hat 11s1· Nt•\\ por1 · :\lt.·s;i ..,('hool d1:-.t rtd l<ictlrlu·:-. i\ t u n an o th t' r mt.' l· t 1 n g Vfrclnc:-.llav al Costa i\te ... a Ctt ,. llall. Keith Van llolt. 01rector 1if Costa Mesa ·s Dt·parlmcnt of Le1surl' Services. announl'ed a ~ubstant1al h1kt· tn fees for s um mer swim progra ms. Young swimmers v. ho paid $5 1n frcs last ~Par ma~ pay a~ muc h as Sl8 this )t•ar 10 takt: µ<1 rl 111 communit~ recrc<1t1<1n programs. :,aid Van q oll Bill Barnett. \\atcr polo coach ut :-.icv.port llarbor l11gh, told s c•hool trustees Wt•dncsday that ht! 1s "not a \'e rst• Lo the pcoplt• \\ho want to ust• the µool to put 1n s o me monev ... lie asked t i-us tecs to set 'rt• a hstlc fees" and s aid member... of loc·r1l swim !<.'ams would bt· v. ii ling to help m a1ntatn tht.• 50-m etcr pool. Trustees praised local athlcltt' programs. but said cducationul needs of the students would con tinue to rec:c1ve priority * * * From Page Al SCHOOLS. • :\l<Jngt·r~. a rnt•mbl·r ol lht· /\~ ~l·mbh Educal1on Comm1ltCl' :\1 l'~nwh1Je. Coast College ho:.ircl members said they will hold another :-.pec1a l mel'ting al K 1J m . Fnda~ <1l district head qua rters. 1370 Adc.tms /\vt•. Co!>l a Mesa. to dts('uss what to do about s ummer mus icals. sail hattnil .inti adm1n1s t rat1q• lt•o\·t•:-.. some s pcc·1al la c:u fl\ s um mt·r programs and th1· Ora n ge Coa:,l Col lege Jill/ f<.•stl\ a l Those item:-. wen• 111c·lurl ed 011 .1 '>hopping hs t of po!-.s1blt• l'Uts '4 h1rh \\ert• prc•s<.'ntt•d W1'dncs ch1v to an aud1c·nrc• of about 200 people, including m any instruc tors Ut n('r 1tcms on the lis t 1n e luded reducing undistributt•d n•sC'r\'l'S. incrcasin~ c lass sir.PS and requiring faeulty members In leach the m aximum number ol hours About <i dozen people in th<· .iud1ence spoke. m ost urging thl' board not lo dilute the quality of education und to keep tn mmd that m any teachers arc alrcadv heavily loaded with teaching rel;it <'d rhores !\lost 0£ those present SaHI they v.ere willing to take some s;1lary cuts to prevent layofrs Truslees \\t.'re also questioned .1hout what one \\oman termed "fluff coursl's " J\ broe hun.• l rom Coastline Communit ' College, \\h1ch arrived in the• mailboxes of district residents this week. was cited as an CX\lrn plc. The brochu re for s umm<'r works hops included tuition free r la sses in s uc h s uhjects as crewel stitchery, a dv<.'ntures 111 dining, <'gg tempc·ra paintmg, self-hypnosis a nd developing and market 1ng 1nv<'nl1nns . Uoard Pn•s1dc-nt Wo rt h t«·cnt· s aid that. although communit.. <'Ollel(es <'Urrenlly are barn•;! I mm charg1n1i: tu1l1on . surh '4orks hops can he made self ~11pport1ng 11 1111'~ ;111• d<'!-.1gnt1l l'd as comrnumtv sl·n1ce'> I ' Dl'pul ) Supcr1ntendenl Norm.111 Loats responded that som e of the sludent.s had either tc.til<.•d courses required for grnduat1on or per haps forgot to :,ch<.•dult· them. O'Brien grumbled about e lec· ll\'e courses su('h as ceramics thi.tt were mcluded tn the sum· mer !>chool program Sup t•rtnll'nd<.•nl John N1l'olt '>alCI thl• d1striN could ht.· <J<' l'U~l·cl of "hreak1n j.! fatlh for thost• <st•n1ors l com mg mto sum· ml·r· with a need " Smallwood :-.uggl•sted a surve~ for an cmt>rgl'ncy program 1f "1 n1us l1C'<.' 1s being done" lo those students. t\ Iler dts lric:t off1e1l:lls iJd· m1ttl•<I that :-.tudcnts eoutd make up lht• <.'lasses at the com munitv t·oltegc level or m lhc district 1n tht• fall. trus tees voted i.3 INITIATIVE AFFECTS BOND MARKET~tory. AS VOTERS. POLITICIANS TO BLAME-Editorial, A6 PROP. 13'S IDEA SPREADS-Story, A 10 WILL THEY ACCEPT FEWER SERVICES?-f36 :.1ga1nst Mrs Martin's motion to keep the classcs for seniors just :-.hort of graduation. .Joining Mrs. Martin on the ~h o rt <'n<I or the vote were 'l'rustt•t•s Bl•lly Jo B:.illey and H;,irharu Sk11l1ng, who c:rit1c1t.ed the "extn•mely s hort noltl·e." Sum mer s<.·hool was set to start In t WI) WC'l'ks. J\ S<.'cond m ot ion to canrel the program a ltogether pi;issed 6·1 \\ tlh Mr... lfalll') voting no ~mallwood made an im· passioned pk•a to fellow school bo:.1 rd m ('mberl. v,,hen 1t ap- pean•d the~ might retain sclf. supporting Adult Educat ion c lasses ;rnd local courses for lor eign-born adults. lie said voters m Tuesday ·s primary "spoke 1n a loud a npcnd1ng, <Jnd that th1:-. <11:-.plt.·;i..,un• <.'Xt<•nds to courses such as the: federallv-fundcd ESl1 program · "I think the community h<1s lolct us to get out of the 1tdull t' cl u l' a ti on b u s 1 n cs s · · s u i d Smallwood · lie said it would be a "ternbl<.' mistake" to save any portion of tht• adult education program aftN canceling classes for s um· mn school students. Trustee Tom Henderson held 11111 lor Lill' 1-;s1. tourses because Ill' ..,aid they cton't col.t the d1s - lriC't a0\th1ng Hut lrustees voted .t 3 to 1·.1nt·e t all a dult eduC'a tion u1ur ... 1·s in the cf1slrit·t Voting •IJ! a 1 n s t t he m eas u r c v. e r e Trustees llcnderson. Mac M dhan and 0 · llr1en Meters Mou:ed ~Stolen Newport Beach police arc looking for the thie ves who used thci r vehicle lo rnow down ntr e pa rk mg meters and s teal the de- vices from the Lido a rea. The nine meters. located on Central Avenue and Via Oporto. W<'rl' last seen Monday arter noon City employees who take care of I he meters reported the theft Tur<;day ~slimated loss from tht• thl'fl of the meters and poles .1mo11ntcd to $695. T hey Give a Hoot D•llY l'llM ....... 4'y l'•tn~-0'0.-11 You 'll huvc to wrilt• small 11 vou want to sign. t his h·g. cast 1t lwlongs to a bur- ro"."·mg owl lounct 1n :in lr\'llll' fie ld by an <tn1mal t·onlrol olf1<·l·r i\rrow below in X· ray points to the break. The s mall bird was patched up .ul Newport Center Animal Hospital by n1mblc-f ingcrcd veterinarians Joel Pasco and Kent Walker Front Pag«-1\ I SUSPECT ... po l'l l'tl .J udi:c Dona Ill Uungan dropped ont· of c.•1J!ht felony eounts lodg<.•d agamst Cle wC'll, o 1\l 1ss1on VteJo s hort-order cook That eharge was of kidnapping for robbery Dungan ruled the t'V1den cc was not strong enough lo warrant trial on the count. Heechc r sa1<1 t hut. based on Ctewell's altitude. he doubted tht• C'ast• would go to lull trial "Ill' ll'c.•ls 'l'r\ n·mor!-i<.'ful." lkl'l'lll'r said "i'lt•':-. 1nchnerl to pit-ad gulll v "l•:\.l'lllually. I 1mug1nl' he 'll gel his wish in th:.it rcs pc('l." Thl' girl. an honors s tuc.lt'nt ul Scrr ... no lnlt'rmetlia le School in th<' Luke Forest art·u of El Toro. was k1c.Jnapped o ff the street as :-.he walked home from school. Sh <' was draggcd into a cor, driven to a remote dirt road 10 I r\'lnt.'. raped. then beate n "1th a v,,rench and rock. police say. 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Stoeks j VOL. 71, NO. 159, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE CO UNT Y CALIFORNIA T H URSDAY , JUNE 8, 1978 TEN CENT~ County Weighs Layoffs After Jarvis B y KATHY CLANC:Y Ol Ille O.lly Pilot Sl~ff Who will be the first to go·• Oran ge County government's nearly 10,000 employees will find out who. ir anyone. next Wt!ek with the 1ssuin~ of in1t1al layoff notices. S uperv1!>ors. in the v. ake of voter passage of Propos1t1on 13. ordered a cut bv next week of some $32.6 million in county ex J>(!nses Wednes duy Liquor Prices Sinking By JACKIE llVMAN OI I .. O•ily PllOI Su fi Liquor prices continued to drop tipsily a long the Orange Coas t t oday in what one super market spokes man called "a state or d1!>hcvclmcnl" as l\J a rket Basket announced that 1t 1s Joining the trend Safeway started the price t ut ting ldst wcehnd in tht· wake of a s tate S upreme Court dcc1~111n throwing out liquor fair trade pricing laws ai. pnc•e fixing The dec1s1on 1s bein~ a1Jµculed by the state Alcohollt· Beverage Com· m1ss1on. I Related s tory Page A5 > T he SPOkesman for Market Basket. who a sked that his name not bl' used. said prtC'e drops have been uneven because "nohody W<J.S !;Urt' th<.•y ('OUld IL•ga ll y l<1ke tht• µrices down < pendin1! upJ)('c1I 1." A!>kcd what rc rnov<.·d h is firm's doubt about legalit1cs. the spokes man said. "Our compcll· t ion. ·· P aul Ca mpbell. Safeway public relations s upervisor. said his fi rm's liquor sales doubled Jast weekend and h<1ve continue at between double and five times their previous level all week Also mixmi:t in with the price cutte rs have been Alpha Beta and Lu c k y"s Discount Supe r m a rk e t s, althou~h spokesme n for those firms were unable lo report on the effect on sale!>. How much 1s the consumer really going tosavcon his favontc beer. wine and hard llquor·1 That depends on what he drink s, spoke s men s ay . Although the pnct• cuts include a· wide spectrum or beverages. the pcrccnta~e of cuts varies Al Market Bcis kct, wherl' tht· t·uts go into t'ffoc·t Friday, a 25 4-ounn• botllt• or Crown Hus!'C Vodka will drop from S3 99 to S2 9!l :'\ qua rt of Scort·shy Scotch v. ill drop from $(i 29 to S4 .59. whlll' J 51 2 ounct• bottle Of A lam a den Mo untain Wh1tc Chablis will s lide lrom $3 25 to S2.39 /\nd a !>IX pat•k or <.:oor<, bl'er , 12-ounct> nt n !> will decrcaSl' from Sl 77 to $1 <M Similar l'Ut!> <1re 10 effc·ct .it Safew<iy, C:.1 mpbd l said Thc•rc>. a quart of i\nc1cot Age Bourbon 1s no" ~AA. down fmm S6 Y9 And Sr11n•sh~ Scotch h.1!> also droppl·rl lu S.1 68 a Qlwrt. from S6 29 At i\ I pha Beta. Coors beer h<1s drnppc•d rrom SI 77 for a SIX Jl<tl'k to $1 H5, while Budweiser has ~Onl' rrom SI 79 lo $1 65. More Coverage Additional south Orangr County covt'rage appears today on Pages i\151\ and A15B They also ordered county de· partmenl heads lo prepare ror additional budget cutback~ of two. three and four limes that <1mount by the month 's end But county budget analysts s aid today the in1lrnl $3l fl million c ut -10 percent of the t•ounty's $326 million general fund expense this year may not remove many employees Instead. the Initial budget• trimming may be accomplished Booe Dunnit? in some departments by reduc· lllU office expenses and s uch things us new t ypewriters. budget anulyst Ball Pemberton 1•x Plarnt-d Pemberton s111d county of f1c 1als don ·t Yl'l knov. how many t•mployees actually may lose lhl'I r Jobs as a result of the 10 percent general fund cutback. Hut as department heads come up with an up to 40 ocrcent cut in spending for 1978·79, he D.\•I• ll'llol P"°i. Oy P~tn<ll 0'~11 /\ f c ma le burro\\ Ill ).! O\\ I I r1und '' ;rndc nn~ aboul ~in Irvine field with a hrnkcn lt•g ''inks I.no\\ ingb at ~ewport B~ach \'C'lerint11·ians as th<.•\ Sl•l the leg. The lJircl. whn should I.Jc h<.«.1k·d and 11.' 1ng free aj.(atn w1l111n a ll'W \\eeks. ubo 1s lt•:..aturcd an phtHos on P:.11:1.c A3 Rape Suspect Eyes Guilty Plea Again Warren Dale Clewl'll n·marns "in<.'lint•d to plead guilt,·" whc11 ht• 1s arra1g nC'd .Jun<.• :.!O 1n S11pl·r1or Court lor tri<.11 on cha rgcs he· raped and -.<.·,·ere I~ heat an El Toro school girl Ma_, IR That was the assl•ssmeut of CI ewe II · i. all o rn e ~ . cl l• p u l y pub 11 l' d ere n d l' r. ;\11 t• ha l' I Reechcr. toda\1 lie descnbl•d t he 2 R v n ir -i> Id CI<.'" l' II J i. ··r11~presse<I' aftrr a prcl1minar.'r ht•aring Wl'dnesd:H "'here ht• tared ttl<' 13 year olrl \'IClJm for the first t1ml' The he::inng was held <il Sall dlcbaC'k Communal\ llosp1tal. and was dosed to 0 lht• publil' The l'hild has bC'l'n trc<itcd ll1l'rt' for s kull fractures and fac1<1 l m Junes and wu!> rl'lcascd from care only Wednesday Beecher said the girl. whost• name has not bcl'n re leased. sat ut a table in a da v ror1m. between her parents She wort' :i st·;irf that covered her hracl and fon'head; :;,ht• 1s lo undl'rgo <• -;cries of plust IC' sur gt•r11•s to rl' pt111 111•1 1•1111wd I :1n· Clt•\q•ll :.al 15 ft•1•l av. ;1y , 111 ... t,al'klt•s T h t• di ii 11 ... 2 11 m 1 11 u le ll''>l1m11n~ \\;is th<.· univ t.•\·1(1ent·e pn·M·ntl·ll by dt•trnl~ ct 1st nrt at- ltirlll'~ l'aul Meyt'r, a ccorc1ing lo <'•>urt olf1cc·rs Beecher said she -.µnkt• normally. <.·a lmly. Bl'l'l'hl·r ortl•r<'<l no dcfen~~ Cll'\\ <.'II. v. ho It.is lrtt·d to plead l11m !>l'lf gu11L~ 111 k1dnapp1ng and rJIH' ''"'l't' pre\ 1ously. s aid nothan~ \V<.·dm·sll;1~. HC'ecner re· portt·rl .I II cl I! l' I) 0 n a I " n u n g :.i n <11 Opfh'1l 11n1· nl «1gh1 klon.v l'nunh lodgt•d ..igaanst C'kwell, a \11 i:;s111n \'w10 !>hon or<lt·r <.·ook Thal rhargl' w,1s of ktdnapping for rohhc•rv l>ungan ruled the l'\'ltlt••wt· \\ti-; not strong enough lo..., arrant trial on lhc t•ounl Bee<.' her said I hat. based on Ckwell'!' atl1tuck. 111' douhted tlw tast• wnul \NY rc•morscful," llc'l'<.'ht•r s wd "llt•'s 1nchncd to pll';ici guilt' ISet• S l 'SPECT, Pa~e A2l Tragedy Sparks Action Bizarre Mi.shap Changes Sclwol Policy By Wll.l.IAM HOOG•: QI Ille Dally Pllol SI.ii Two boys on llwir wuy tu ;_1 north OranAl' County clemen tary school paused to lfWest1gatc the rocking horse mp&on of a ~iant 011 well pump. Ont'.' moved closer He tum bled forwarrl and was caught up in th<' pumping maC'hine ry. Ile was part1allydisembowelecl before he was found two hours later trapped in the wt-II. His fnghtcnl'rl st·hoolmate had run to school. never mentioning the 1nc1dent. School officials had as~umed the mt!tsin~ boy was absent . A11 011 co mpany employee found him on his mor ning well <.'hecks "'Ill' found lhl' lltl IC' hoy bcmg pumpl'<I tip anri down 1n the• wl'll." a still-angry Ma11rc1•n Mortens<.'n of M1ss1on \.'1e10 re t•alled Of the inc1(fent I hat OC· curred almost three years ago 1r1 P lacentia. "I asked the s uperintendent (Of schools l why it took him two hours to find the little boy." lhP mother of four re<'atle d. She was s hocked to learn school official!> didn't <·ull par('nL<\ when children failed to reach school and wNen·l report ed as ab.<;enl "When I was a chilrl the school would check with home." Sht> said. The incident in which the 'uun)l ho\ l'\'l'ntually died of hi s 1n1urw~ lrt,lt,((Pn'd a campaign II\ Mrs Mortcn!i<.'n and otht>r mothl'rs that rl•ached the Sad· tlll•back Valley Unified School 01slrict m 1975 That's when the act1 ve mother movQct tot he valley and began a pus h to c·reat<.• a rail-home pro- ~ra m in thl' local srhool d1stnct Toclay. sch()(')I board po)Jcy says prindpuls will ins ure that part•nb ;.ir(' l'a lh'd if thei r childn·n fai l lo arrive at school and ort>n 't reJl()rkd absent "If mv children failed to ar rl\ e at ~choot. I wouldn 'l have found out about It until they we re s uooosed lo come home." <Sec TRAGEDY, Paie A2) s aid. it will bt! harde r to :1voH.l personnel layoffs I n th e meantime toda y , Super v isor Ralph Diedrich was IO Sacramento on behalf or the county and the Countv Superv1sCJrs i\~s ul·1at1 o n of Calirorn1a lo discuss prcpiirat1on for Propo~1t100 13 Th<.• Fullerton supervisor was to meet with Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy and Go\'ernor Brov. 11 lo d1 scu!>s lcg1slat ion aimed al helprng county govern mcnts cope with a 58 percent cul 1 n µropC'rty tax revenue next ~(':.JI' Al Diedrac-h 's s u g~e~lion W c.-dnesday s uix·r\'i'>ors also -POSTPONED H EARINGS on the 1978 n budget until Juh 20 lhrOUl!h 2'J -ASKED A COMMITTEE of count v administrators to report 11n new re\'enuc !>Ources by June 21 -ORDER E D COUNTY Ad· m1n1s lrnl1vc OftlC'l'I lfobf'rl Thoma~ to ml'cl with city of- f1c1als and those from other tax · an~ d1stncb to dascush JOtnl de· live ry of some services -R EQ UESTED COUNTY Couns cl Adrian Koyper lo dran lt•g1s lat1on that would allow Joint de livery of service and possible com bin mg of such offices a~ the county s heriff and marshal (~t> LA VOFF. Paf(e A2 ) w elte .contract Move Rejected By T0~1 BARl.F.'V 00f lhe O•lly Pllol St.If ,, b 1cl hy a Mission Viejo la\\\ er to prevent tht• Sud dll'bac.:k Valley l/nified School Dis t nC'l board from buying out the b<ilantt• of Supt'nnkndcnt Hil·hard Wcllt"s four year con tract was n•Jectcd t oday 1n Orangt· Counl) Suµcnor Court J udgc Leona rd Go ld s tc·1n ruled that allomcv Clifford H Boehml'r. a onet1m£> <·and1date fur the Sac(cJJeba<.'k Valley school hoard. had failed to state a cause of :.ictaon 1n his complaint He rurther denierl Boehme r's request for a preliminary an 1unct1on against the board and the Orungl' County Board of Education and i::ave Boehmer 20 da\S lO amend his lawsuit :. \' ou talk a j?rcat ck<il about "astc .. Judge Golds tein told Boehmer durin~ the hcannR "I think I know what you a rc talk mg about but you haven't given me a legal cause of acllo11 th:.il I can accept " Roehmt•r explained I hat it would cost the ~ehool board about Sfl0.000 to buy out tht· ha lance of Weill' ·'i contract and allow him to ll!JVI' cl 1slric1 t•m plo) mc•nl wht·rr he returns from vacation 1n Lhl.' nl•'\t few d av-. ite explained that I he I rue cost Of buying lhal conlracl IAoOUld be nearer S80.000 bct:au~l' thl' dis- t net would then be faced w1tli <See WELTE, Page i\:!J Summer Sessions Periled Schools Face Decisions Grave dec1i,1ons loom Monday for Saddlebuck Valley Un1fwd Sehool D1slrtcl truslces strug g hng lo offer summer school P"» ~rams following pasi-;age of the controversial .Jar\'1s-Gann propert) tax limitation init1at1ve. Acting Superintendent Donald Ames told trustees Wednesday at a regular board meeting lhal the\' race dcc1s1ons over nffenng S UrO m er pro~rams With hltle Or no 1 n formation o n funding available "i\t this lime we do not have ~'"Y s pcc1fit· information that \\ 111 ht!lp us gu1d<· our cduca· t1 onludying alternatives for !>Um· mC'r school proi:rams us ing com b1nallons of funding sources :in(! s upport serv1<·cs programs. "These (summer school I arc I he programs a nd se rvices which v..e arc presently con cerned about." Ames s aid. "We mus t commit ourselvc~ to offering m ake up classei. to secondarv students so they can make r~u1red un1ti; or coursl' work to mt•ct graduation re- quirements " A mes rt>commcndNI trustees ho ld off action on s ummer !>chool programs until a spec ial meet an~ S<'h('(lult>d for Monday al 7 p m in board offlcl's. 256.11 01!.t>no On Vl'. M 1ss1on V 1c JO ·w1• hCll>l' that the go\crnor or the ll'g1slatun• will give us !>Orne d1ret•tmn or cl<.'f1n1le 1nform:at1on Voters Nix CUSDPlans ForSclwols Final r<'s ulls in Tuesday's un 'iUccessful S27 2 million leaM·· r e v e n u e e I e c t 1 " n 1 n t h~ Capistrano Un1f1ed School Dis- tract s howed . .n pcrct>nt of vot(•S cast favor«Xt the school construe· lion m<'asure The votc count reported by the Oran~e Count y Regis trar of Voters was -No, l6,15JI. -Yes, ll,H9. Passage of the Jarvis Gann property tux initiative was ex· peeled to have a s 1gnif1cant im- pact on the school construction measure. if passed. Its failure was read by school officials as further indication or t he re· belllous mood of 'T'ocs day·s votns. The tense-purchase m easurr. which would have increased the ctis tnd's property tax rate u maxjmum of 36 cents. was pro posed to fund additions to the th rec d1stnct ht~h sch()() ls and <'on st ruction of a new M 1ss1on Viejo elementory srhool on ho'' much money they will give to our district to replace uur loss of local revenues for l h e s t' s u m m e r p r o g r a m s . ' · A mes told trustl'f'o; "Dul it's quite possible there will be no more information to give you on Mondav." Several special programs and co m m unity use of school facilities during summer months als o a re endangered by the evaporation of local property taxes proJec·ted under the Jarvis meas ure. A mes c ited action he s aid would bl' taken by the Newport Mes a school distict to cut all summer programs except thoS(' necessa ry to graduate students . Newport-Mes a trustees Wedocs· day night cut all s ummer school program s . Dis trict Business Mana,g<.'r G i lberl Moreno warned trustee~ that state officials may dec1dt• not to fund certain prog ram~ opt 1ng mstead to fund only man· datory cducat1onal program1.. "There 1s s ome 1nd1cation from the state that they may not - fund s ummer school programs m the future." he s aid Summer programs have been rcl·C1vmg state funchng in lhe pas t "The slate 1s under no obhga· llOn lo fund s ummer school and lherc's a h1i;:h probab1hty they will not fund 11 ." Ml're nC1 \\~irned lie s aid lrustees would have to rank programs in terms of lheir 1mportan\·e in relation to rhc <.h!-.· I rrl'l 's overall cdueal1on;.ll pro- gram. lie s uggested. for example t r a n s port at 1 on c· o u 1 d bl' eliminated for s ummer school to save rooncy 111 ~upport t he courses. i\ mes stressed th<it officials wanted to maintain a hig h qualt t.v ol L'duc·atwn despite d1 <1sl1l' I uncl mg cuts Schmit Krwcked Out Of Supervisor Race Orange County Supcn 1sc>1 Laurence Schmit hecamt-:.i pr1marv t·l ect1on fut:il1tv WC'dncsd~w when he fell 61 votPs s hort of finishing second in h1!) own 2nd Supcrv1sonal 01slnct race. Schmil"s lhird-plact> finish m the f1vc-cand1dale conlest m eans he'll leave office lhe f11-st Tues day in January when either Harriett Wieder or David Baker will take office. Mrs. W1edl'r was the top vole getter in the supcrv1sorial c<>n· test when s he collected 25.053 vote<; Raker tallied 21.fi99 vole!> \\ hlle Schmit received :?1,638. ll wasn't until m 1cl afternoon We dnesdav that Schmit learned his re·l'lection bid failed to carry him c•vcn to the November general election runoff In a race thal was tight fmm the outset , lhe lead for the v1lal second spot changed ha nds f1\·e l1m<.''i from fi <A.m . until the final volt-was eounlcd at~·30 p.m When 1t \\as ovt'r, 95,2~ votes had l>een tabulated an the 2nd Dist ri<.'t ra(•t• Ancl the margin th&t separated nakl·r and Schmit was Just those Ill precious ballots Schmit was not available for comment early today. However. an aide said. "Larry mi~ht ask for a sampling and then make a decision on a re- 1·01rnt ·· Rut even 11 reversal of the B:ikcr count would m akt> Schm 11 '!I future as u rounty s upervisor a question mark. Running us nn 1ncument with u Sli6.000 ('a mpa1~n war chest built up while in office and bjckl•tl l>v a ca mp a ign t'n1?inecrt>d hv Arnold Forde and 11111 llut<•hcr Sc·hm11 recc•vec• 1us1 :!3 PN<'ent of l hc 'otc in Tues day·o; prtmJry l'lcet1on Thal ml'ans 77 pNc·cn~ of lhl' rl1stnct·., votc:ri:; w<·nt agam!>t lht· incumbent. And while the voll' pie was be 1ng s li ced up by five candidate~ who had won elected office~ bc•lore. the a nti 1ncumbcncv vole was <'lear. Or:::~,:a~l \\'e atber f\:1ghl and mornin~ l11w <'loudiness and local fog with ha;1y s unshine m af t c rnoon rriciay. Lows lonij!hl Sf. I f' fl-l l11 gh:-. F r I c1 3 y u r p t' r "(I ' II l be:.achcs 11~ mid 11• upper 70s inland I NSIDE TODA~ OIJll'c>r ,\like> /'rol rorq<1e~a1: out teachmg I.a Quinto H•o/1 School law enforcement dl'lSI< Or~c .. /z(' evert liarl l11m.~t·lt · murdert>d Sec> f'.-011Jr•n!1 Poge Cl Al Teur '9rvl<• lrnwh"*'<k L M ltt'4 ''"''" .. ' C•lll•rn1• CIHtlliM C•MIC\ c,.,, •• r. 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K,267 , l 5,!H6 '167 .739 :!.130 fo;lmcr Crutchley 7:19 Kc·n Madd ' '12.~J7 F.velle Younger 112.188 John Brigg!> 5,345 Jo:cl Davis 91.;m.1 P<-le Wll!)()n 21i, IR7 Tru<' Slcx:um U'Jfi LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR L>e mocralic· l'at rH·k FtllJlJLl ll'k J\ lw Tap•<• l''1lrtc·1<1 Hav1•11 Me rvyn Oymally I I.HSI !l,'.l~IH lf7 775 I 110.:J~ Kt•publit•a n Mike Curb 1:Jt,6'1l M lk<' AnlOOOVll'h I '.!f;, 1 :!:' St:CRt:T/\HV OF ST/\TI., Hc·mot•rnlk Marc h Eu ltrr>uhllu n Stl'Vl' N:i,h .lat•ob Ma rgosian Norris a Brandt ('ON'fltOl.U :R l>1·m11l' ratic- 1< <•nn<'th C'orc·v .lwwph <)'Gn·t•n Kt•11uhlic11n 01xon Arnett J a m es Ware TREAst rntrn ()(•mocratk Wilham Burkett Je!>se Unruh Republican lX, /~.O rm:.;1:• Iii lh•I 11:1.:!x:• !1 1.fi(H !10.:'ji'f I ;!:J,ti:!I X3 .7~•f• I tli,5~1 1 Donald French 118.Jli!I Marna Schna!.Jet 76,28:! ATTORNEY GENERAL Oe mocr alic V vonne Burke llurt Pines Republican 96.92fi IM.359 .t:im('s Browning·Jr fitl,t!J'J (:t'orge Ot'ukmejian 175.!S57 S T ,\ T E 8 0 J\ R D 0 t ' f-:(R'Al.IZ/\TION S4>cond Di!.trict Oem ocratiC' Mary Christiar'l·llc1s 1ng .John Lvn!'l1 Jo:ctmurid l\t•lh .lost·ph l>onahut• Iris S ankev ·Republican 2•1,:.!54 W,4~::j 11 , ll I :!:!,:ifi!I l:i.79\1 1-'red Clayton l I ,5R~J Waltt•r Ziglar 18 .9041 l.arrv Rothm;.in 22.16'1 Russ.ell Blood 8 .737 f:rncsl Oronenburg 39,159 ~I 1kt' SC'hal.'IPr 21.287 'J crry Suthl·rl<Jnd 4 1,-13" Sl'PEIUNTt:NDENT Of' P UBLIC INSTRUCTION Lind a Nes ler 27 ,495 Wilson Riles 195, 105 Bovd M;;allov 2-1 .231 Ccorgu Mars hall 49.457 R1 C'hard Mudgl'tl 6!l,491i .\ lfn.•d Puccinelli 22,8~1 IJ.t \'Id U~lan 23.115 Ua v1d Walker 23.106 U.S. CONGRESS J4lh District I~ precincts <LA Counly) out of 154 408 out of 409 De mocratic i\la rk Hannaford 12,546 43,302 Jo Hennill '1.381 20.268 Rt>publican I\ l'I ,J a l'ObSOll 7.-198 11.fnJ nan Lungrl:'n 10,921 :m. rn; JHth Uistrict 5111 11rl:'cincts out of 50 1 precincts De mocratic Jc~ rn Palt<'rson · RC'pubUcan Uon Goed t>ke .\ndn•\\ Erdelv .lcw \1 ;ih1·r · l>a\ td B~b1gt>r :19th Dist rlrt 12,252 H.27~ H,Hl5 11.138 6:13 precincts out of 65:1 prf'cincls f>t•mocratic William Farrb (;l·orgt· ~fargoh:- Fr<•d Dro7. Republlon William Dannemeyer 40th Di~trlct :11 1121 1 ~.OOfi 11.l·l!l 71.HI I 7to preclnrts out of 740 precincts <San Diego County) Oemocratil' Jim ~1cGuy 46.626 .s,3r.o Republican Roh.-rt Badham 87.409 5.51 L STATE SENATE :J6th Dist rlct. 808 precincts out of 808 precincts <San Diego Count)•> Democratic Ron Cordova 48.017 1.080 r. n •gory I{ 11c11 n~k• 17,301 · fl ('publican li II F t>rgu:m11 20,692 Stepht•n Hol<l1·n 13, 1R4 J a nws Martindale 9,051 .I on Brand 7 ,62:l .Jo hn Schmil7. t\ t.3R1 George Sroll 11.\5~ STATE ASSEMBL V 6!>th Oistritt I.HM I. l50 >Ill 5"1 tlR9 2,7AA 382 32ff &lrecincts out nr 326 precincts Democratic Chris Loumakis Richard Norris Hohin Youn~ P aul Rrll Tl•tl Shipkcy .Jr Repuhlkan John f''oott.• ' 2.216 4,22!') 10,629 10,712 2.()76 !>,G89 lh•\ <:.lt'ch• S .. 1m C<>O(>t'r fto111J John11on T1:d J>11nt1l'i•ll1 70th DJi.trlct 9,182 S.043 9,94f\ 5,63:! 366 preclnctjj out of 366 prt>clncb Ot•mocraUr ltobnt Mm1lc H1·,,ublle11 n Hr uct• Nc•standt• 71st OIHtrlct 2:>.417 2!)2 prt>c lnctiJ out of 292 1m•clncts l>t>mocratic Chet Wray Rf"1lu bllcan UorlH Allf'n Dun ~lhi. W <' llurr<'ll .It n nd lJIHtr1ct 13,000 fl.I ~ l,HU:' :!~.6 pn.•clncls out of 258 J)n"C'lnrtH l.._moeratk Ki d 1.-rcJ Robin.,on ltt•puhlican V11T 1I Elk11i... U» v Id Urandt 7:1rd lllHI rkt H,:!~1 I IO. ?olU J7 I 11"·c·lr11·t11 1111( of :174 l'"'•'lm·t ... l .. ·mo1·r111l<· 1>1•11111, M:a11~1·r ... ll 1·1111h II 1· 1.1 n Nttl.111 1"11111'111· c 'h 11 r h•!> f ;it111m 1 '1'0111 llurk1· 1 11 h Oh1t rlrt 1J I 1m·•·l11l11 oul of t:l I JH'l'l'lm·I"' 11 , 7'1'. 11.0:·:· 11 .~J" ( S1111 1>11· ~II ( '111ml ~ > U1• m otratfr John llarrl,.on !l,11!1~1 J ,1111\·~ f'.11 kt •I •t.!1!111 l\11'1 !'lpt1111-(1'1 !d'17 R1·1•uhlh'1111 .JJm1·'> li11· .. n 7.llli 1\nlhon~ M.11111111 2.:111 Marian lk'riwi.on :1s.:1su l.t'l' W ..1tk1n~ lJ.177 Boh W 1 lki. 1,9-17 J UDGES Superior Court 1.1:• 1 I.HI!, 1,210 f.lil 202 2.432 1,679 595 ~(HS precincts out or W·18 precincts Offi<'e 5 Lconu rel Gold:-itt·rn Oretta Sears omce6 H1 ('hanl llam11lon 'flwodon• Millard Office J:! n olH'r1 Wl'a\'Cr nru<'l' Sumne r ()ffi('(' Jf) 190,224 24 t .OM 194.199 220.077 182,082 236.686 llolil'rl Todd 224.441 .l uy W;tll 182.106 COUNTY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT 2~18 precincts out of 2048 precincts J :H'k 1e Ooynlon 171,654 Robl·rt Pe t('r..o n 249,S'll COUNTY 801\RD OF EOlICATION Trusttt Area 2 376 prtcincts out or 376 precincts Franct'i. !\1urphy '10.894 J>a, 1d J>;i \nl1·r 34,416 Trustee A ru 5 171 precincts out of 171 precinct!> Warrl'n Oa\'lrro l!.l,i08 Hamon D ia?. 15,623 (;t·rald Shaw 52.854 COUNT\' SUPERVISORS Second Dis triql 114 precincts out of ua precincts David Raker .I. Tillma n Wllhams llarriell Wiede r L<Aurence Schmit Sunra SonJu .. ourth Uistricl 386 precincts out of 386 precincts 21.699 9.307 25,053 21.638 17,541 Ralph Clark 50,:.!Sl <icorgc Mal>on 15.497 Hobert Young 14.573 ('l ,ERK·RECORDER 2()18 precincts out of 2M8 precincts Robert Carrillo 42.062 Truman L<•gg G9.3.55 ~la rs hall Norris 85.463 HJ :\1a1lhol 24.924 1,,.e Branch 121.461 .JumC'!'i Wilson 50,353 Sii ERIFf'·CORON ER 20·1tl precincts out of W18 precincts Rrad Gat('S 181.000 ll1t'h:trd /\<lam:.. 18.133 Lauren Rusk 99,041 Hnan Burry 32.236 rt>cincts out of 2048 precin cts Ell•ct i.upl nf ~choob Appo1nls upt ofschools 335.526 83,929 WELTE ... the l'OSl Of tnlervlewing and '<·recnrng appl1ciln ts for the P<l'' Bcw hml'r condemns any pay. m L·nt lo WC'lk a:, a "needless. u .. eless anc1 1 mprovident waste of puhhc funcls " And he claims that. the d1striC'l look sim ilar was teful a ction when it used $45,000 or pubhe funds to terminate the contract 1)f former s upe r intendent William Zogg. lloehmer comm ented outside the courtroom t hat he was not really surprised al Judge Gold- "'"tern ·s ruling "I h ave trouble with the legal 111sue posed by the allegation of wuste.'' hl' said "Now I 'm just wo1ng to have lo find a way in "'hirh I can sus laln that allega- l 1on " ............. - ............. NAOMI JAMES WITH HUSBAND ROB AFTER BIG TRIP She'• the World's Beat Clrcumnavigator of Globe Voyage Ended Woman Sailor Circl,es <;lobe l>A HTMOU'J'll. England <AP> Nnom1 James. a fa rme r 's 1lnui.ihtcr from New Zeala nd. .,uilcct 11lto Dartmouth ha rbor to· rluy to c..•mJ a solo crrC'umn&viga twn of the g lobe that clipped two tl:iys off a round-the world rec· ord s et b y the lale Sir Francis t;h 1chester. H undre<.ls of J.>COplc 111 s mall boats and along the banks or lhe River Dart c hee red as the 29- vear-old woman took her 53-foot sloop. Express Crusader . across the finish line a fter 272 days at sea on a voyage cover ing nearly :10.000 miles. Amon~ them was her m other. J oan Power, who came to Bri· t.iin with he r hus band, Bob, to be on hand for their daughter's arrival "Naomi normally can't find her way out of a paper bag," she told reporters. "When she went into Woolworth's as a kid she a lways got lost. Mrs .. James scl off from thii. yachting mecca on England's south coast Sept. 9 in the 10-ton. fibergla ss s loop , Exprcs:. Crusader. whiC'h normally takes a crew or 10 He r ea s tward c1 rcumnav1gal1on was via the treacher o us "atcrs off Cape !l o rn at the tip or South 1\mcrica. the g ra veyard of m an y a s hip Ma ny old s a lt s s hook the ir heads and s aid 1t co uldn 't be donl' Rut Mrs Jamt·~. who onl v !>tartl'ci sailing .., couple ~ears ago. dl'ficd their m1sg1ving!> and t·o m ple t ed the fas te s t so lo voyage a round the world Chichester was knighted after he set his rc>rnrfi of ?.71\ days 111 Gypsy Moth lV in 1966.#\7 A C'annon was fired at the lo<'al ~ a C'hl club whe n Mri. Jaml''> crossed the fmish line Then, a'> a helicopter ne w overhead arnl ~mall bouts swarmed around. she made a triumphant t·1rcu1t of the harbor and a pai.s besrdc the village or Kingswear across t he R iver Dart where s he lives with he r husband Rob, Jo. u former merc hant sailor. Topeka Girl Champ Speller WASHfNGTON lJ\P t Peg McCarthy. a 13-year·old seventh grade r from Topeka. Kan .. won the National S~ltin~ Bee con- t es t today with the wu rd "deification." The runner·up was Lyn Sue Kahn g. a 12-yea r-old eighth· j.!rader from San Dr<.'go. whost· Korean parents always though! their children would be at a d1s- ad vantage with Englis h. L y n Sue missed tlw word "C'rescivc," leaving out the ":, · Peg then s pelled 11 l'orrcctlv and went on lo spell lhl' wmmn~ word Larul Plan In Viejo Scanned T he Mission V1e10 Company'a final proposal for de veloping the rema1n1ng acreage in Mission V1eJo met with questions and some concern before a group of en•a "planners" Wednesday night . Two M1ss1on V1CJO Municipal Advisory Counr1I tMA CI m em· lwrs a nd MAC"N pla nning com· m1tlce gave cursory attention to thl' amended planned communi· ty development plan, noted that s ignificant requests had been met but indicated they still see problems with the proposal. Council member Gary Stoney s aid he was pleased with com· pany changes that establish def· in 1te structure setbacks from ho m e property lines and 5.000. i.quar<'·lool minimum lot sizes. Thl' l'Omµan) o riginally pro- pos t'll 3 .000-squa r e ·foot lo t minimums and setback require· ments that were lo be negotiated l(Ur"ng the r('VleW or each in· d1v1dual housing lral'l. M f\(' planning committee ml•mb<•rs did t ake issue with the ,1n·as proposed for hotels and motc•ls in the C'Ommun1ty and an i.ipp:in•nt disregard for building -.l'lbacks 1n commercial a reas. l'ounC'ilman Gary Stoney said a ft l'f lhl' session that nothing a p- Jll' a rs to have bee n d o ne t o eliminate the potential for dense hou!>ing areas and vast open s paces on the remaining 8,270 M 1ss1on V1l'JO aC'res proposed for homes . ti<• has expressed concern "1th maintenance of open space l''PC'Clally In \'l l"W of the J an 1s 1n1L1al1ve which c urtails ~pet·ial 1mprovt-ment d1stncl in come . M 1ss1on V1eJo Company ex- eeut1 vcs. on the other hand, have spoken of marketing less- expens 1ve hous ing units in a d eclining home-buying market b v t•onstruC'ting on s maller lots or 10 housin~ clusters. A spl•c1al session lo review the plan 1s 10 be SC'heduled during Monday's MAC session. M f\C rl'C'ommendat1ons a re to ht· considered b y the Or angt'. County plan ning staff and Plan r11ng Comm1ss1o n before the ('Om pany's frnal planned com- munit y development a me nd m ent 1s approved. Panel OKs Bill S ACRAMENTO (AP ) Acupuncturl' treatments would bt c l1 g 1ble for Me di -Cal paym enLc;, under AB 24.24 a bill. by Assemblyman Jim Keysor . I) M 1ss1on I hits. which was sent Lu the Assembly floor by the Ways a nd Means Committee. BEST TEAM IN .TOWN! 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For The Very Best Oeci: You owe It to your1eff to check our prfcn, before yo11 buy! , They Give a Hoot Dally Pli.t ,._ l>y P•triclr 0·0-11 :ou'll ~ave to writ<' ~ma ll 11' you \Hmt to s ign. this le~ <.'<tSI 1t belongs lo a bur. rowmg owl found tn an ln111e f1Plcl bv ;rn anim al C'Onlrnl ofl 1c:er. Arrow below in x. ray points lo the break. The s ma ll bird was J?:.ilchcd up <Jt Newport Center Animal Hosp1tul by nimblc·fingcrcd veterinarians Joel Pusco and Kent Walker. 'Leve Obstacle' l£sbian Convicted Of Killing Husband NEW YORK Cl\1'1 T""" If'., bia nb h;.i' c been c·on' t<"lecl tor arran,::ing thl• <·ontra<'l murd< r o f t h <· ) o u n g c r " o m cJ n ... husband. "ho tht' pr0Sc('ut11111 sau1 had lx•1:n an obstarlc lo tht· \\Om an's lmc affair After 12 hours of deltbc>ral1on a JUry of nine men <md three women Wellncsdav tonv1ctcd Carol Ta) lor. 29. and Elizabeth Taylor. 10 who arc not rclatcd of <1rrangmg to pay Sl0.000 for lh(' murdcr ol Carol Taylor·:-. husbanrl llerbert Taylor <Jn cm plo) t•c of Consohclatt•rl F,d1:-.nn Co . wa:-. shot to d<•ath Mar<'h M. t97fl. in County Says Alpine Inn Won't Close The Alpme Inn. a Silverado Can yon 10st1 tut1on of sorts. -won't be closed by Orange County s upervisors After five month s of negotiation bet ween the inn's operators and a ~roup of canyon residents. who complained about lhe tavern's weekend music and th e condu ('t o f patrons. supervlsArs said the inn can stay open. But owners Phyllis and Don Hitchcock must install noise insulation within 60 days and put a midnight c urfew o n the playing or amplified rock music. Mrs. HJtchcock had asked that the music curfew be 1 a.m. instead. But s upe r visors considered the midnight hour a fitting oompromtse between the previous 2 a.m. closing and the JO p.ro. deadline asked by some neighbors th1..· Far Hockaway bungalow "hcrC' he had h ved alone after hi., ,,1fe ll'fl to hve with her IO\t•r .J us t1C'e Harold Hyman or· cfrred bail revoked fo r the ''om<•n. ''ho were jailed to await ..,entcnc·mg .June 22. Queens D1s- lric·t Allorncv John Santucci said h(' would ·ask the maximum 25 year<i·lo·life st·nll'nCt' SantulTI said the k11lmg \\as ;1rninged with "trucl e;.ilc ula· lion ·· Assistant Di strict l\llorncy Thomas Principe told the Jury t hl' n· were threl' mot1 vt•!.. "The intensity of the lesbian rcla· t1onsh1p, the concern for lhe l'UStody of the children and th(· insurance money " Taylor's hfe was insured for Sl00.000 The Taylor!'. had two sons The-gunman has never been apprehended. The pair's first tnal ended in a mistr ial April 26 after three "eeks of test imony. Ca rol Taylor's sister. Barbara Rozell, was adJudged lo have been act· mg as a police aJ!ent when she relayed 1nformat1on from her .,1st er lo authonl1t•s a fl er the ar· re~t Bonds Get OK By One Vote SAN MARCOS <AP > Despite cynics' claims, one vote does count. By a single vote in Tuesday's clecllon, the city or San Marcos was empowered to issue $7 million In bonds for street im· provements. The vole was 3,141 ln favor and 1,570 against the bond issue. Two·thlrds a pproval was needed Results In County Tabulated STATE PROPOSITIONS Orange County results :!o.18 precincts out or 2<M8 precincts The following a re the figures. on how the 13 propositions on Tucsd<.iy's sl<Alewide.ballol fared 1n 0 range County. A "W" (Won), or an "L" !Lost> after the title of each proposition in· dicatcs what happened to the measure on a statewide basis. Proposition -School Bonds <L> Yes 143,649 No 338,490 Prop. 2 -Water Bonds CW) Yes 250.110 No 234,2.5"7 Prop. 3 -Alternate Energy Taxation <L> Yes , 210.s:n No 272,134 Prop.4-CityCbaners CW> Yes 239,829 No 222,468 Prop. S -Stage Agency Powers Yes No <W> Prop. 6 -Election (Wl 250,l<li 19'1,374 of Sheriffs Yes No Prop. 300,<li9 165,220 7 -Insurance Pooling <W> Ye:. 226,373 No 217,409 Prop. 8 -Homeowner Property Tax CL> Yes 228,444 No 304.988 Prop. 9 -Interest Rat.es (W) Yes 221,702 No 226,337 Prop. 10 -Taxing Rehabilitated Ye~ No Prop. Homes (L) 178,475 276,541 11 -County.owned Property <L> Yes 187.652 No 263.898 Prop. 12 -Compensation or Of· flcials <L> Ye::. 173.392 No 287,02.1 Prop. 13 -Jarvis·Gann Yes No Initiative CW) 391.823 165,745 Ranch Tract For Clemente Wins Approval Preliminary plans to build 227 single family homes on the 62· acre Elmore Ranch in south San Clemente were unanimously ap- proved this week by city plan· ning commissioners. The Elmore property, where horses are currently grazed and <;tabled. 1s located on bluffs above the San Cle mente State Beach. between Concordia E le m e nta r y School and the Cypress Shores community ad· jacent to the Nixon estate. Developer of the proposed proj· eel is Allan Wulfeck , who re· signed trom the San Clemente Planninf( Commission on June 1. Lots on the Elmore Ranch de· velopment would be at least 7 ,200 square feet. with frontages or at least 70 reet, said Richard Ahlman, city planning director. The draft environmental im· pact report and tentallve tract map app~ved by the Planning Commission will now be re· rerred to the Citr Council and to the State Coasta Commission. 'Victim' Outr11ns Robber The manager or a Laguna Beach Mexican restaurant had two choices as he stood outside his establishment Wednesday night with a gun pointed at his chest. Hand over the night's receipts or run. Luis Villalobos, 49. manager ot the La Paz Restaurant, 1133 South Coast Highway. told police he spun on his heels and began running down the street with the night's earnings tucked under his arm. , The gunman had approached the resta urant manager at about 10 : 30 p. m .• demanding the cash a nd using a handgun to make his point. The manager took orr with the g unman in pursuit. ' Villalobos said he heard his would·be assailant shout. "Slop, or I 'II shoot you." Se\·eral times during the chase. Then the vie· lim said he heard a dis tinct .. c lick" from the handgun, in· dicating it had misfired. He said the suspect turned and ran the other way. The res t aurant manager described his assailant as being of Latin descent, standing five feet eight inches ta ll, weighing between 140 and 150 pounds and bet ween 20 and 25 years of age. He was wearing a white shirt, blue pants. with short. curly hair and a mustache. AF Tests ABM VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE CAP) -An Air Force Minu'teman Ill Intercontinental BalUstic Missile was s uccessruJ. ly launched today as part or a series to test the reliability of the Minuteman weapon system Thureday. June 8. 1978 s DAILY PILOT :\3 Sewer Conneetion CUSD to Pay Clemente Bill A vigorous ly protested $57,006 sewer connect.ion charge will be paid to the city of San Clemente by the Capistrano Unified School District. after a..,r.ear's struggle to have the fee reCluced. Capistrano Un ified trustees vot ed 4·3 this week <with trustees Edward Westberg and Sarah L.ipp or San Cle mente and R ~bert Bachelor of Laguna N 1guel opposed> to authorize payment or the city'a bill. The city has maintained that the school district incurred the fees when 1t d eve loped Sh<?recliffs Junior High School. which opened this school year on an 18·acre sit e in north San Clemente. Occupational Hazard? MANCHE STE R . England CAP 1 - Professional fire eater Barry Silva didn't dispute a police charge that he was driving with more than twice the legal limit or alcohol in his blood. He claimed the alcohol cam e from methylat ed spirits and lighte r fluid used in his act. "My case will act as a w a rning to other fire eaters about the peril& in· volved in doing this act.·• s aid Silva arter the Manchester Crown Court fmed him $135 and lifted his driver's license for a year. Fees charged to the i.chool dib· t net were the same as thost.' charged to any other developer -$2,000 per acre sewer connel'· t1on fee and Sl.167 per acre water acreage f'ee. ::.aid Richard Ahlman. city planning director The school district contended. however. that 11 was not just another developer . but another public agency ltke the city and should be charged a lesser amount. Because the $57,006 fee ex. ceeded the a mount a llowed by lhe stale for-utility connections. the district could pay only 75 percent or lhe bill out or availa- ble bond rbnds. The rema1mng 25 percent would have to come from general funds. with local laxpayers bearing d la r,::er s hare of the expense. ::.atd Truman Bene dict , depu ty supermtendnet Therr on May 15. Cou nty Counsel Edward Duran advised the school board that his office would not represent the d1stnct if the matter came to a laws uit. The law was clearly on the side of the city. Duran said. Con· tinumg not to pay the bill wouJd result in the district's paymg ul· timately not only the fees. but its own and the city's legaJ ex· penses as well, he said. Following Duran's remarks a three ·member arbitration team or trustees was appointed to meet with San Clemente city councilmen mdiv1dually or m pairs to try to reach a com- promise. T old this week that s uch negollahons might be 10 viola· lion of the state Brown Act. reg- u I at 1 n g publ ic meetings of governmental bodies. the school board vot.eds1mplytopaytheb1ll. Luxury Leather Sale Top Grain Leather Sofas and Chairs COMFORT OF LEATHER Leather IS cool an<J comfortable tn any weatt>er because rt .s a • natlJt'BI matenBJ wl'llCll breathes an<J a<Japts 10 your Oo<Jy temperature. The more use Leamer gets the more oeaut111J1 an<J comlortao1e ,, becomes • ~' RiKhl 84" Leaihn Sofa Now s799_ • BelOICI 88" Leather Sofa NowS899. 1r • Above teacher Chair Now'599. • Above Leather Ouoman Now 51 99. -• Ar Left 84 in<'h leather :io/a Sale Priced s799,. "' W e are also of fer1ng generous savings on other leather sotas and chairs 30 pieces on di splay to choose from AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DEL,VERY Your Favonte Designer Wiii Be Happy To Aaalst You H.J.GAl\RETf fU~NIJU~E PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS 0,... M•., n...r,. & ki. l•u. 22' S WAltlOR IL YD COST A MfSA h6·o:~s .. , l I C>Atl Y Pt~OI J u st oasting ~ & wi•h ~? T om ~~W, Marphine Overr eaction Tiine BACKLASH DEPT. A high school student of my uc· quaintance swears on his stack of overdue library books that the following tale is the truth. the whole truth ; nothmg but · The student was preparing yesterday for the pre· reg istration ritual Cor fall which now prevails at most of our coastal high school campuses. To his dismay. he learned that a Spanish class he sorely needed wasn't availa· hletoh1m Vexed by th1~ problem, the student reported to his high school counselor for help. The counselor listened. Then the counselor offered this explanation as to why the needed Spanish class wasn'tavailable· IT WASN'T AVAILABLE because Propos1t1on 13 passed at tht' polls Tuesday. This is a re markable piece of intelligence. The speed and effl<'1ency of that hagh school 1s mcredible. Proposition 13 passes Tuesday and a Spanish class is canceled on Wednesday Now if you believe lhat. you're a whole lot more gulh· ble than this high school student. He didn't believe 1t. And neither Lio I. What we may have witnessed he re is an early and ridiculous example of Proposition 13 Backlash. Even more of lhas kind or backlash may now spew forth from some or our public e mployees and public institutions. Passage of the J arvis tax initiative has angered or frightened many public employees. Some of them clearly have reason to be upset. They s tand to lose their jobs. BEFORE ALL T HE DUST settles, it is entirely possi· ble that some of your good friends and some of mine may be looking for work as a result of Proposition 13. Some \'ery good pe8ple who have worked in dedicated public s ervice may lose positions. Some dismissals may tum out to be quite unjust. On the other hand. it is hoped that our public institu· lions have a greater strength of character than m ight be demonstrated by a petulant child who just had his al- lowance cut back Telling a lud that his Spanish class was canceled because of Proposition 13 is a glaring example of that petulance at work. T HIS KIND OF ATTITUDE can be extrapolated. The fire didn't get put out because of Proposition 13. The cop gave you the ticket because government needs the money taken away by Propos ition 13. The trash didn't get picked up because of the same. <.:lcet rlv. a "we'll s how 'em " attitude from our local sovcrnmcnt halls isn 't going to solve the problems that he ahead Local government and our public schools now face try· 1ng times Maybe they will self-destruct. Or perhaps they will rise to the challenge and restore pubhc faith m our public institutions. 3rd Woman Slain; Cops Probe Link BUFFALO. N. Y. (AP> -The bod) o( a young woman who had hc<'n s trangled was found in a nei~hbor's backvard Wednesdav - the third time 10 three weeks a woman had been killed in the same manner on the city's east side. a uthorities said. ln vesti~alors said they were considering the possibility that all three were killed by the same person. THE FULLY CLOTHED body of Marilyn Bryant. 22. was lyi ng against a fence, partly covered with uprooted plants. Leo J . L>onovan, chief of homicide, said the young woman had picked up he r baby early Wednesday on the way home from her 1ob at the Ford stamping plant in nearby Woodlawn. Donovan :-aid she apparently took the infant to her home, then went out to hl•r parked car where s he was ass aulted. HER PARENTS LEARNED that she was missing and began a search along with some neighbors that res ulted in discovery of the body. Donovan !)aid Asked about the possibility that all three women may have been killed by the same person. Donovan said, ··w e're concerned. naturally. There are some djfferences. but strangulation was the cause of death mall three case:.." Illinois Nixes ERA by6 Votes SPRINGFIELD, Ill. <AP> -Illinois has dumped the proposed Equal Rights Amendment again, with a House vole which ERA sup- porters including President Carter -had predicted would be critical lo nHtionwide ratification. The 101-64 House vote Wednesday -six s hy of approval -leaves Illinois lhe only northern in· dus lrlal s tate that h as not ratified. Under state law. 107 votes, or three-fifths of the total 177 mem· bersh1p, mus t approve an amendment. lt marked the . Tass Flays U.S. Stand In Africa MOSCOW <AP> -The Soviet Union, in an unusua lly speedy response lo President Carter's foreign policy speech. attacked U.S. poHcies in Africa and ac- cused Washington and NATO of tr ying to be "global policemen." The fi rst Soviet answer to Carte r was give n in a Was hington dispatch by Tass, the Soviet news agency, a few hours after the president spoke Wednesday at the U.S. Naval Academy. C ONSER VATI VE Britis h news papers applauded the Carter speech. one s uggesting that the president's next step s hould be to appoint national sec urity adviser Zbig niew BrzE!'linski as secretary or state. Japan's biggest newspaper said the speech resulted from the pressure or Congress and U.S. public opinion. Speaking of Soviet and Cuban military s upport for revotu-ll~ary forces in Africa. Carter said : ''All too often they seem r eady to exploit any . . . op- port un1ty" to promote mstabili- lY Tass s aid this "put the blame at the wrong door" fo r Africa's current conmcts. "TllE USA. jointly with some other NATO countries, is in· tcrvening in Zaire by using the services or the ruling circles of those African s tates which f o llow in the wak e o f neocolonialist policy." the Soviet dis patch continued. This was a reference to the troops from Morocco. Senegal and Gabon which the U.S. Air Force 1s flying to Zaire to bolster the army of President Mobutu Scse Seko. Tass aLc;o accused Carter of gi ving a false picture or the s ituation in Angola when he char ged that the Soviet Union was using Cuban "proxy forces" there. "THE PRESIDENT assured ,that Washington wan ted a pe aceful settlement in Angola although it was precisely the USA that is known to have sup. ported and supplied dis ruptive groupings in that country," Tass said. Carte r also told the Kremlin it "can choose eithe r confrontation or cooperation. The U.S. is ade- quate ly prepared t o m eet either." Tass said this "sounds strange to say the least. Carter knows well that it was t he Soviet Union that chose long ago and ir· revocably the road of peaceful coexistence . . . but evidently in the ruling circles or Washington the choice has still not been made." second defeat in the House in a year. Supporters have only faint hope for another vote in the II· linois Legislature in 1978. "WE'RE GOING TO have to sit down and figure out what we're going to do." said Sen. Dawn Clark Netsch. 0 -Chicago . "The issue is not dead in Illinois a nd it will not be deaa until it is ratified." Five blac k C hi cago lawmakers who had Indicat ed they would vote for the ERA m· s tead s urprised colleagues by withholding their votes in an Wl· related squabble over who would replace a retiring black assis· tant majority leader. "IT IS APPALLING that a handful of men can thwart the will of the maiority of citizens In this country.' Mildred Jeffrey. presid en t or the Na tional Women's Political Caucus, said in Washington Wednesday. ' "This proves we're winning" s aid Phy ll is Sch la fly, con · ser vative columnist from Alton. Ill .. w h o fo r yea r s has mars ha led anti-ERA forces. "This certainly continues the momentum against ERA." The amendment would ban discrimination based on sex. and needs 38 states' ratification by March 22. 1979. to become part of the U.S. Constitution. So far. 35 states have ratified. but four of them have since rescinded ap- prov a I. The legalit y or that rescission still is in q uestion. and the Justice Dept. has said il is up to Congress to decide. The states which have rescinded ap· proval a r e Kentuc ky, Ten- nessee. Idaho and Nebraska Kentucky's action was vetoed. however. YOLK'S ON HIM FLORENCE, Italy <AP I Romualdo Amico, a 28-year-old Flo rentine, was sentenced to 16 months in prison for sending two eggs to a friend in jail. The eggs were filled with opium and other drugs. NATION I WORLD I WE/>. THEA Pigeon Problena Capt. Michal'I Harrison . d1n•<·lor ol R1rrt A1r<"nifl St nke llazurd tBASll ). US. Air V1>r<:l'. displays a sect ion of leading edgl· of' winJ.? of t <.1nki•r planC' Wl'dnesday in Ch1c;.igo. J\n inf11ghl pigeon pl'ndraled t\\O Lh1 cknesse!) and lodged 1n I ht! l 11l"I cl'll of t hl' wing Evicted Wido-w, 59, 'Lost Will to Live' CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. <API -A 59-year-old widow who sat beside a curb all night to guard her few possessions after being evicted from her apartment died the next day before welfare workers came to tell her they had found her a place to lave. "I think she JUSt lost her Wlll to bve." said Shirley Bledsoe. the victim 's daughter-in-law. "After los ing her .. husband. getting kicked out of her apartment was the last straw. DEPUTY CORONER BOBBY HUDSON said Alline Carnes died of natural causes Tuesday. . . Mrs Carnes had hved in the apartment with Eunice Parker for a fe~ months. but they apparently got badly behind on the- rent. Mrs. Bledsoe said Wednesday. "They were put out because they had S300 worth of back rent due "said Paul Bonner. owner of the apartment house. "I've been tryi~g to get them out for a long. long time ... BONNER SAID THE WOME N were evicted from the apart· ment Monday. Mrs. Parker moved to another house. he said, but Mrs. Carnes stayed with he r furniture . "She refused to leave her stuff because there are a lot of thieves down there." M rs . Bledsoe said tn a telephone interview. "She wanted to keep what little she had, and it was n't much." 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" u ••• Thursday June 8 1978 s O~ILY PILOT 87 'Box' Opens More Surprises Due By 'YLVIA POKU.R 'flie KOc.lak u.11Ul.'ra cmp1n: recently wa!> stung ror more than $37 m1lhon bv a JUI')' verdict 1n favor of Berkey. 11 much smaller compaoy in the first pnvate antttrwst suit cla1m1nli' monopohzullon against an Industry leader ever to reach u Jury Trl'bled damages would reach 5113 m1lhon T he myth that industry g1dnts al't' 1m11regnable and can ne\er be ll.'at>ht•d by antitrust s uits texcept those brought by the U S government ~nd then only after de cades l ha:; been shattered fJllS C OULD D E SE E N AS v1nd1rat1ng t he American 1de ul o! f ourts open to oil Or 1t could be seen as destroying the eai.c for mort! dras tic leg1slallon to stren gthen arll1trust '"":.. One certain result 1s to open the question of whether the res ults or big damage awards including three tim es lhe lo:;s ... ust.11nt'd will help or hurt the pubh(' If damage~ are high rnore industnes rould go th<> w,1y of Penn Central If so they would ch 8fl Clown m an) small comµan1c.., with them A s1m1lar problem aros<· cil tt1c· l'n(I o l World War 11 wht•n thl courts held for I tw f1rs1 Money's Worth ttme lhat sut h cmplo) c rs as mine owners had lo pay fo r time needed 1or t•mployecs once they arnved on t he com pany :s prosx•n " to ~ct to the Job site This m ult iplied by a large numl>t 1 ''' L'mployees over a span of years with time and u half for ov<:111mc mounted to m1lltoni. of dollars sudd\ nlv owed by U11.: companies in a lump surn Congress responded with I he Portal to portal Pay Act halting (uJthcr damagt: awards of lh1s type A MORE FLEXI BLE i\PPROACH TO antitrust damage awards might hold that when a v1olatlon ts found single damaJ!CS the amount actua lly Jost would be awa rded instead of automatic tnplmg of damages Treble damages would he imposed only when the court found de II ber ate serious '10Jat1ons One of thf' counts 1n the vcrd1eL cha rged Kodak with ~elting supphc·r d1 counts that wercn t made available to others ThJs aro:-.t und• r lhl Robtnson Patman AC't , which 1Jroh1b1ts cl1s('rtm1nat ton 1n pnces unless 1t reflects cost :.av1n~::. or 1s done to m11teh pnces of a competitor The findm~ of 1llcgal discounts in a <'8Sc of lh1!. ma gn1turir: 1s 1 l rtc.im l<) 1; neouraJ!e more laws uits of th11> cahbrl' THE JUDGE INSTRUCTED THE JURY t hat Kodak m1ghl have had u defense because tl gave long term con trncts to its suppliers This might have en~bled all con· cerned lo :iave money If t his idea 1s taken up by others an industry more advance commitment!. fo r quanlltJes of manv pmducl!t could save money for our entire economY and ult1mutely for consumers Thrs also could lead t.o smoothing out ups and downs in demand and provide mon Job securitv tor employees lktorc this rn~c antitrust laws were cnt1c1zed as b(' mg weak Now q ucstaonl> might be raised al> to whether so me present sanctions m ay be too dra<>l tc 'r~ Kodak H<'rkt•y t ase opens a Pandor a•., box More '>Urpnscs lw within Solar Cell Tests Speed Vp Timing WASHINGTON I AP l ~ &1ent1s ts of the University ol Dela \\ are say they thmk they can achieve the Ener~y Department s 1986 goal or a cheap efficient solar electnc cell as m uch as four years early If they succeed. the du-ect gen erauon of electncily 1 rom s unb,ght could become pracucal for homes and bus1 nesses m uch raster than previously believed A LLEN ~ BARN F.TT. OIRECTOR of the untvcrs1ty ~ lnst1lule or Energy Conversion said 1ts resean·hers have produced a thin fi lm sola r cell in t h<> laboratory that converts 9 15 percent of the s unlight falling on 1t into elec tnc1ly T hat s JUst short of the JO per cent etr1c1ency target of the Energy Depa rtment fo r 1986 But the department wants these cells available al a cost of less tha n 30 cenb per peak wall gcneratmg capacity Barnett :.aid his re searchers m ay achieve ( J to percent effic iency by ENE•orv the end of this year and fi'-'J d cm o n s l rate l h e reas1b1lity of selling ------------such cells for as hltle a~ 25 cents per J>('ak watt by l982 four years ahead ol tne deadltne T he Energy De par t m e n t has est imate d t h a t photovellaic cells · whic h convert sunlight d irectly into elect ricity, could t'Om pete comme rcially with convent1ooal electricity 1f their ('OSt running from Sb tAl $10 and more per peak wall, could be brought down T HE COSTS HAVE BEEN falling rapidly. from levels m the range of $20 or $30 about two )'Cars ago and hUJ"t dreds of dollars per J>(!ak watt 1n t he early da ys of the U S space proj?ram It was then that s atclhtcs began _using solar panels to t!l1 minate t he weight of fuel dOd batten es The university s reserach program has been conduct ed unde r a contract from the Ene rgy Department s 01v1sion of Solar Technology Paul Maycock lhl' department !-. d irecto r ol photovclla1c development sau1 he thinks "olar cells will be 's lully viable electncal generut1on option tn the American economy by the mid 1980s HE SAJD, HOWEVER. THAT the public must get used to figun ng those costs over the long te rm . rather than comparing solar cells with 1mmed1ate pn ccs of purchased eleclr1c1ty or various home a pphances E ven at the hoped for 25 cents per peak wa tt, 1t would cost $250 for enouf.{h solar cell'i to produce 1,000 watts of electricity enough for 10 JOO.wa ll hght bulbs for exam pie --when the solar unit is doing its best under max1m11m sunshine And 1t would probably have to be backed up by ttat ter1es and a :,upplemental power system for nights and sun less d<1ys addtn~ to I he initial expense Uul once mstallcd sol.ir elcctnc1ty s hould require lit tie m .11nlenance and virtually no of)('rntinR expenses he "i81d Anaheim Firm Gains General Autom ation Inc An aheim. has reported I.hat revenues for the fi rst nine months or fiscal 1978, ended April 29 we re $1l7.217 000 compared with $61,544 000 for the ~ame period one year ago Operations for the period resulted in income before ex traordtnary credits of $2 259 000, or 00 cents a share, com pared with SI 358 000 or 5!1 cents in fiscal 1977 F.xtrnordtnllry credits 1ncrca:-.l't.I income 1 977.000 or 78 cenL'! a shart· in 1978, t'Ompllrc.'d with a n mcrense of S108 000 or '1 ct"nts I he ye~r before Th ts raises net income for tht• currl'nt p<'rtod to $4 236,000 or $1 GR "' share. com parl'd with $1.'166 000 or 59 cents the p revious year • 8a OAIL'r ~tL01 Tnu~ Juno a \97& LOCAL I NATIONAL Fan's Excursion Ready for Takeoff ·~·, MERCURY SAVINGS • • Ill•' 11 II ,, •II " , ,,.,, .. CI\ l I:'\'\ \ l I \I"• huJ \\ 1'.:rd11,.m II Jtl\' n \ m1ml fl~ in~ lh\" no fnlh Y.J) h h111g a-. ht•'!> n\lng, hc'i. h,1p1" Th a l ·' " h ) h 1• " p I .i n n 1 n g d 100.000 n11I~. 22 tJJ, airplane lo~cr ~ extra\ at-tun1;1 llt• II rnakc more than 130 takeom. and lundang~. h11t1ng some airport.!> more thun once. on a $322 excur.>1on furc offered by Della A1rhnes He'll go a'o far north a s Bangor. Mauw . south lo M 1am1 . und west to &m l''r~1ncisco. ~rdtnan ~u)~ he c.Jue!>n t rart' Jbout iumbo J ·~ ur mu\·1c:. or compllml'n tun l'h11mp&gne He l1kci. lhc olc.J l.1 .. h1oncd way of flying "I love anythrng with a J>ropeller on it." says Erdman "I love to hear the bang-chug of the engine on those old propelle r planes and see fire l'Om ing out. " THE EXCURSION FARE a l· tows passengers to fly anywhere and us o ften as they want under certain time restr1ct1ons fo:rdman has been to 291 airports in the U nite d States. M exic-o and Canada on 1.091 flights. Last year he flew 52,920 miles in 21 days on an ex- curs ion fare with another airline. ms ITINERARY FOR THE UP· coming trip m eans "I 'll la nd in one THE FAMILY CIRCUS. By Bil K eane ''Mommy, come and see our dune!" OC Drug Program Funding Weighed The Orange County Department of Educa- tion·~ seven year '>Id drug abuse preve ntion pro- g ram has recc·1vcd ~ent'rally good reviews from the c-ounty Oc-lmquenl'Y Prevention Commission. Commiss1on(•rs un<inimously e ndorsed the pro t!ra m. which prt·venti-. education information to i-.t udent~. teac ht.:rs a nd purents m the county's !:>chool d1:-tr11·t:-. T llE V Si\IO PREVENTION PROGRAMS are less costly to t<.txpaycrs than efforts to rehabilitate drug users Hut whdher <·ounty ~overnment continues to help finance the Sl38.870·<i year program will have to be wc1g h«d a g:.11ns t other county needs al budget time. the comm1ss1on said The commrs!-.ron also recomme nded that lhosc 11perilt1ng tht• program seek ste1te and federal fund· ing iJnd that out:.1dc· evaluations of its effcc-tivenes!> be sought eath year yes, we do have bananas l'll) and as soon J~ the next plane 1s rt'ud) lo pull oul. l 'm Jumping on " II<' II ll'UVl' from Columbus June 19 .rnd hopes to end up thl·re July 10. In ordt'r lo avoid lo~t baggage ..i problt'm which might seem i.nevila· blc on such a helte r-skelter schedul~ Erdman's ram1ly plans to visit the D ayton airport three times during his trip. There. they'll wave him off on a nothe r flight after handing him another carry-on s uitcase filled 'with fresh clothes. Della ofricials say Erdman will sec virtually every airPort used by the airline. Erdman estimates he'll pass throug h Allanta. Della's major con· nect1on pc:nnt. ul least three umes a day "MOSTLY l'l..L SLEEP a lot and read a lot of bOoks." he s ays. "Also. I 'II work on my mght log." Erdman. 38, has been keepi.ng the log s ince he was a youngs ter. It tells when and to where he flew on what <11rlme . Several airlines offer excursion plan s /\m o n g them 1s Pan American. whic h has a "Round the World in 80 Days" fare which entitles a traveler to circle the globe in ec-on omy class on a s tandby basis for $999. NOW OPEN SATURDAY 10 A.l\t.-4 P.M. MON.-FRI. 9 A .M .-6 P .M . E •oeul1vo Oll1ces 7812 Cd1ngor Ave . Huntington Beach, CA 9264 7 a::il( . Sn11tnctn C.1111om11 R1 1•nn.1/ Oll•C•' 8fl5'J Valley \11uw 'ii, lluo•nJ P.J1l< CA 101,?0 <'0115 S AvJIOn Olvrl (. 11•,on Cll 110/ lh <'~8~1 La~c ForP~I 01 (l.1>•• fo•• 11 l 1 h·• J CA •1,1.;,10 1001 [ lmp'111.llHwv L.d!i!l\11 ("''°'II 4140 Lonri 01•~cn OlvCl I onq n ... 1 ... t> CA 'JOUO I I O'l5 lrvtn~ Olvd I u• Ion CA 'Jt'bllO 23~ N C111u~ A111• Wt> .1 Covin l CA 'll 7'•" sate l'rlces Good Thnl Wld .. June 14, 1978 I 'l"•l tt•JIJ\•'-C I 1'101 M All Photographic. Clerical l ypoor dph1ca1 ano • Prmttng Errors are SutJ1t.>ct tu <.,or1ect1un All Sale Items S1.1b1ec1 to Stock 011 Hano ----· -1~ ~~-~~! I "~'~ r CHAR COAL l\GHTE R I \ suppose you want to dispose ... then this Quiet. powedut tnsinke1 ator Badger I •S tor you! Caretree operatton Reg 29 88 In e1dc.J1t1on. comm 1ss1oners s uggested that bachelor's de~rcc lev<.>I rather than doctorate· level spetrillisb. c-oulci be UM:d for the school presenta- 11011s <tl :.i 10"1.•r (•(1!-.l 1\l'iO TH EY RECOM~fENDED THAT the 1•du1.·ato~ U."t' <:ounty mcnwl health workers to :.uppl<·m1.•nt thl' de· part mc>nt 's drug .ibuse staff. Banana louniies tnel ~· Mull • posr11on i.turdy c.omlortal>lt vinyl s1raps:.1111g aluminum lromu Reg 13 99 get it started without bother double your cooking pleasure grill anywhere porch to beach ( ount) Dt•partml'nt of Educaton officials 1.·!-.t1m<1t<· that mort> than 50.000 students hC1ve been rN.1Ch<'d 1n <'IUs!>room prci-.entat1ons during the pro· J;:ram ·..., H'\C'O yc>a r:-. Anoth<.·r H,000 tcac:her!> and 5.000 parents have bt•i•n tramcd rn drug-ahu.,t• pn•vcnt1on. they said, while• othe r :-.l·rv1c·c .. s han• been ofrered school '1UrH•S. adrnmtstrtttOrs :Jnd Jaw enforcem ent or- frc·1~1 b T iit: COUNTY OFFICIALS ESTIMATED the l·o:-.t of thc• dru~ ahui-.c prevention progr:am al SJ.77 ilnnuully lo e1.11.•h person .. er ved. By contras t. th<.>y said. it cosls $4,135 annually for therapy a nd n •hab1hlal1on for each drug :.ibusN served by lht· county Department of Mental Ilea Ith The c·umm .... s 1on :.aid the: educational program oper ates on the prcm1"<' that there arc specific fac· tor h. :.uC'h a.., pc1.•r pn·s~ure. boredom and cunos1- '". th al l'an lead lo dru~ abuse· IN .\DDITION. 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