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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-08-10 - Orange Coast Pilot• . ~ er as • • • • Trial Testimon €on0icis_ .... ..,, ----------~ ... ~ - --------''---#.----• Nori First Deatla Sentent!e Killer to Get TORRANCE <AP) .-A 21· kidnappinp B)' law. be woulc1 year-ottl tn:gtewood man has -be eUgible for parola in seven been sentenced to die in the gas years. chamber for the murder of a If the first-degree murder con- Peruvian airline worker during viction were later overturned. an armed robbery. Frierson would still ha ve to Judge Bernard Lawler. follow-serve Ume for th~ kidnappincs. ing a jury's death penalty Ziegler said. verdict Aug. 1, banded down the sentence Wednesday against Lavell Frierson in Superior Court. The case will be automatically r eviewed by the California Supreme Court. Frierson Is the first person to be sentenced to death by a Los Angeles County jury under the state's new capital punishment law. He was convicted of first- degree murder, two robberies, two kidnappings and assault with a deadly weapon. He is convicted of killing . Edgardo Kramer, a 29-year-old fliRhl enRineer for Aero P.eru and critically wounding Guillermo Bulnes, -47. a main- tenance representative for the airline, during a Jan. 3 robbery in Inelewood. Both were shot in the back or the head. Bulnes, a bullet still lodged in bis skull, recovered from bis wounds to testify against Frierson, and his partne r , Zondre Michelle Wooley, 20. Miss Wooley was acquitted of the charges but found gullly of accessory to the murder. She will be sentenced Aug. 28 by Lawler. II the state's death penalty law ls reversed by the courts, , Frierson must still spend the rest ol bis life in prison because of the special circumstances in the case, said James Zieeler, the deputy dlatricl attorney who prOlecuted lbe cue. The JQdae also imposed an ad· • dltlonal life sentence with the po11ibWtJ ol parole tor the two ! BUt No Gueat I . t (i>/;Honor ••• 'Holocaust' Tops in TJl's Emmy Noth Elephants, 22 of them. take a breather between performances at the Ringling Brothers. Barnum and Bailey Circus at Deity ........... " .... O'o-11 the Anaheim Convention Center. The Greatest Show runs through next Monday. • Cool Tr:end kowers • North. State to .I · I 7 and the 23rd day ln Bakersfield, the National Weather Service re- ported. Chickens, cows, and crops are sufferinJ from the record· breaklf\I beat wavP Farmers report that at least 2$0,000 chickens tn a three- county area around Modesto <See llOI'. Piie AZ> Woman Fights ForTopks8 E;qwdity Right SAN DIEGO CAP> -K~en Anderson says it's illegal ln tbe United States for poliee to cite a woman wearing J)otbine over her breasts while topless men 10 tree. She W$1 cited March 25 at Black't Beach. In court Wednesday. her at· torne)r argued that to cite women•ant1 not men for belnt nude In public above the waist denies a womu's 14th Amend· mi ent IWU'd anthteel of equal protec-t on un er e aw. Prosecutors said "mores or our society" dictate U.at men wearint aborts pass unnoticed white women in only aborts 1et tickets. • A rullrtg ii promised Sept. %'( by Mwtlcl&>al Judie Edward J. NellOft, sittirft in Santa Clara Cou.ht~ court at San J~se. 87 &ATHY CLANCY °' .. ...., ....... TU lilt .1D •nearly two-week ~de ot wttnesaes offered con-. ,tuettq filfimonY'Wednesdayirr tile ·perjury trial of former Republican state senate can- dldate L«anNonon. Norton is accused of commit- ting perjury before the Orange County Grand Jury during its 1977 investigation into political campaign practices in the county. But Norton has testified before Superior Court Judge Walter Chara'mza that he told the truth to the jury when he said the $5,000 given bim by one-time political financier Gene Conrad was payment for services, not a campaign donation. . Prosecution witness and one- time Norton campaign manager Gary Newmeyer testified Wednesday be was present in Conrad's office June 3, 1976, '¥hen the $5,000 cbeck was given Norton. And Newmeyer told the Grand Jury the check was a campaign donation used in Norton's unsuc- cessful bid for office. Amanda Hertz. Conrad's former secretary , denied Newmeyer's version and said the $5,000 check was not a cam- paign contribution. She also said she typed out the check herself and testified that Newmeyer was in the reception room that day. not inside Conrad's office with Norton. (See NORTON, Pace A%) Coas& Wea•her Local nitht through mid-morning low cloudi- ness. Chance of thu•- denbowers mainly early nighttime hours. Lows tonlgbt in a>&. mabs Fri- day middle 70s at beaches to low to middle 80s in- land. INSIDE TODAY People make •nide re- morkf about him but Chicago teleollion o"chormon am Kunil haa eome compema- tfon -Woe $300,000 0 ~"'· See•t~,C5. la•s ,..,._...,,,... • ...... ,. a ~ ·~ :..~-:: g 1:,...... "'....... cw ....... ...,~, ... .. ~ .,....... ..... M.., E~~-~i==] ES£S I! e:.. = :a.::. ~ E o:: ........ M, .. Thul!d!Y, Auaue• 10, 1!71 Pope Election Planned Successor Selection to Start August 25 VATICAN CITY <AP> -The cardinala of the Roman Catbollc Church wm pieet ln cohelat• btainntna Aua. 25 to eleet a •~· ceuor LO Pope Paul VI, the V11tlcun announcod today. The body of Pope Paul was re- moved from lta coffin durlnc the nt1ht and put on a low cata· falque ln front of the great altar of St. Peter's Bulllca to be viewed by lbounnds nllnt past. The t\tn4tral and buritll will be Satur· d1.1y lt wa1 announced that Saturdax's funeral Mass for Pope P uul will be celebrated by •U the CArdlnals assembled in ft9m~ aiict-wW be held in the opeo-alr atop the vast while marble 1teP1 in front of St. Peter's Basilica . both un- precedented arrangements for a papal requiem. the cardinals would meet for thei r secret ballotlne. but Vatican sources aald that. as in the past, it 'ru.ld most likely be in the 15tn centuf'y Sistine Chapel. French Car~lnal Alexandre Renard said in Lyon, France, on Wednesday that the conclave would probebly not last more than a week and "hopefully should be over in three or four days." Church law r~uires the open· in& o( the conclave between 15 and 20 days after lbe death of a pope. This meeting will begin 19 day• after Paw's death. Of lbe total or 130 cardinals. 115 can vote. Under a decree is· sued by Paul. those over 80 years of ace are WO longer eligi· ble . The Vattcao said 43 cardinals atteDded todacf'• dail)i meetlna or the CoG1re1at1on of Cardinals, •hich ls runnln1 church affairs unlll a new pon. llff la chosen. Moet of the rest were on their way to Rome. Among tbe cardinala viewed as lea~ papal candldat~ are three ltallan1 -Se~1lo Plgnedoll. 68. Sebutlano Baa· glo, SS, and Giqvanni Benelll, S1 -and Card"lnats Eduardo Ptronio. ST. or Argentina and Johannes Willebrands. 68. or the Netherlands. At St. Peter's, Vatican of. ficiala hurried the mournen 12 abreast past the bier. But at noon, 41,\ bou.rs after the great bronze doors of the bullica were opened. there was a 20-minute wait in line. and the crowd was growlftg. Altbou&h the body bad been embalmed, deterioration a_p· peered to be settinl in. Tbe facial features were deform•. and the skin bad a brownish Unae. Four venlilauna fans were ln· atalled around the catafalque. The plain oak coffin was brouabt to Christendom '1 laraeet church Wednesday eve· nlog from the papal summer· residence at Castel Gandolfo, 13 miles south or Rome, where the 80-year-old leader of the world'a- Roman Catholics died Sunday night after a heart auaelt. The coft'ln was closed before it le fl Castel Gandolfo. and Vatican officials satd ear)jer that it would remain sealed. The Vatican press office an- -ftOUftfftlleO did not say-when:-OH-Exec ~ ues Lawy er Costa Mesa firemen clean up after a Wednesday after- noon fire caused about~ damage to Deriise's Cafe Ht 2394 Newport Boulevard. Fire apparently broke out in Ii laundry bag that contained greasy towels,. flre officials said today. Fifteen firemen responded and bad the 3: 50 p.m . smoker under cootroJ in 10 minutes. The care had c losed for the day a nd no employees were present. Newport Cops Nab Burglart-~uspeet H<1 rbor Area law enforcement •gencies are investigating a man a rrested by Newport Beach police Wednesday after pursuing him from the scene or a burglary. Booked into Orange County ~ Jail on suspicion or burglary was Arthur Barcelona, 22. Barcelona was cornered near Cos ta Mesa High School by Newpor t Beach Sgt. Doug Fletcher who chased him after the burglary was reported in Spyglass Hill Fletcher r1red a shot at the fleeing m an after Barcelona abandoned bis car. lie missed. The officer. who bad been told the suspect ha 1 o en 8:22· caliber revolver. said he fired when Barcelona turned on him in what appeared to be a firing position. Police said the gun was stolen. It was found later in Bareelona's wrecked car. According to police. the F,....PflfleAI HOT .•• have died. causing losses in ex· cess or $500.000 and creating a disposal problem. The chickens -especially the young ones -cannot withstand temperatures thal high. lbe raisers said: "They just drop." Dairy cows have also been af- recLed by the heat wave. Milk production has dropped lS per· cent in Tulare County. and a few de aths of cows rrom the beat have been reported Produce and crop growers h a v e their s h a r e of woe. Particularly hard hit were peaches. plums and walnuts, which are suffering burns, farmers said. Cotton and cauliflower crops were wilting. they sald, and Fresno gr ape farmers were scrambling to harvest the crop, even though the fruit lsn 't fully mature. Firemen Rehlrn WICHITA, Ka n. <AP> Firefighters returned to their jobs today following a late-night plea by union president William Cook. DAILY PILOT pursuit began at about 2 p.m. when Joyce Austin and her teen· aged son returned to their home at SO Drakes Bay Drive after an outing to the market. Mrs. Austin told police she was ~urprised to find a beat up white car parked in front of the home . When her son opened t.he garage door. he noticed that an a djQining room h ad been ransacked. "Mom. we've been robbed," he yelled as the burglar ap- parently f\ed out another door and roared oCf in bis car. Mrs. Austin supplie<J police with a description of the car and Sgt. Fletcher spotted it moments erlravel_tng-northbowd on MacArtbUr BoWevud. He followed the car while waiting for a second unit to join him before atopping the suspect but as the cars neared the freeway. Fletcher said he de· cided to stop the s uspect un· assisted. Instead of pulling over. Sgt. Fletcher said the sus~ct sped away from him, headlna toward Costa Mesa. Tbe speeding autos raced across Bristol street and into the Mesa Del Mar bQuslng tract where Barcelona·· car rammed into a car parked in the 2700 block of' Lorenzo Dtive. Police said the impact or the crash sent the parked auto careening into a driveway a house length away. Barceloha with Fletcher behind him ran throu@ a yard and climbed a wall onto the bilb school grounds. Fletc!ber said it. was while he was going over the s ame wall that Barcelona turned and the officer fired. Barcelona then climbed over another wall but Fletcher was right behind him and took him into custody. Dete ctives sa id today Barcelona is being investigated in connection with sever a l burglaries in the Harbor Area, including Costa Mesa and Irvine. St/!% Aci.-er'f Hurl\ington Beach police are seeking a man who fits this description in connection with a rape of a 20-year-old Santa Ana woman July 23. Under hypnosis, the victim described the man who told her H.e had car trouble and needed dircctiona to Newport Beach. He la described as in bis 20•s . five-feet, el1ht·incbea tall and 45 P<>Ufldl. The raplit dtovtt a bl&Ck' vtnyl t9PPfid ather Toyota Cellca with o t Of state. poulbly New York, lAcense pl . You're Drunk, CtJifomUm Tel& House ~ w ASHINGTON <AP> -Ree. Ron a ld Dellums. D·Callf .. caused a stir on the House noor during debate on extension of the public service jobs program b)' asserting that some members were "slightly intoxicated" and m any did not know .what was go- ing on. In an angry outburst Wednes· day night near the end of the 10.hour debate. Dellums said the Rouse was douig a great dis· service LO the poor. by c.uWng b a elf the Comprehen!>i ve Employment and Training Act program. "We're laughing. joking and playing games. We're tearing this legislation apart," Dellums said. "Some members are sleepy, some are slightly intox· icated." At that, a murmur of anger swept through the aisles. but Dellums continued that "many or us do not Understand what's going on, what is being done here tonight . . . People in the gallery are looking at this like it's a sitcom csituation com· edy,." Rep. Ronald Sarasin, R·Conn .. sponsor of some of the steepest cuts 1n tb~ program, respoaded sharply, "We do know what we are voting on." • "Amendments were offered in great seriousness. DOt in jest," Sarasin continued. "And I don't see anyone playing games. and I don't see anyone intoxicated.'· Dellums said be would retract his comment about intoxicatiOlf. ,. ...... -.e ..tJ NORTON.:~ Miss Hetu said her former employer ·'dido 't lt~e" Newmeyer and called only Norton lnto his office. The attractive blonde also com plained about her treatment by district attorney•a in· veatigatora. "I don't like being badgered by them . . . the way ~Y ask questions. the manner in which they treat you," she bid. Miss Hertz said investigator Robert Burton bad contaeted her numerous times by phone the past week. warned her "to tell the truth" and also invited her to dinner, an invitation she declined. · Burton testified he did invite Miss Hertz to dinner to place her in .. a relaxed atmosphere" for purposes of his inv•tigation. He also said he had arranged to have another investigator sealed at a nearby table to observe. He said he called Misa Hertz five times the past w'eek to keep her informed as to whether or not she would be called as a wil· ness. Also testifying Wednesday were present and former Santa Ana policemen who had worked with Norton on the force. Norton friend Fred Pren· dergast, a fonner officer, rated Norton's reeutaUon for honesty as "very blgb." "Mr. Norton is one of the few people I know who is truthful LO a fault," he said. But Santa Ana Police Capt. Gene Hanson rated Norton's reputation for honesty u "very low.•• Hamon admitted he was a sµpp<>rter of former cltt pO,lice chief Ed Allen in a \'-.Y~at-old controversy between Aile end Norton. • Santa Ana Stt. Qaty Db.on 11ld he believes NortOn dolm't knowlnal~ Ile. ••1 tlilftk Norton baa a pro. penalty to at t.lmsnciDort thlDa LO othen that bll bu·li.ard hm other people u truth aQl v.-1cl· ty wben ln fad U..y maJ oat be,•· beteltlfttd. "So h1I cndlbllitY may not be au that ...-bUt ·~ be t.ua me 1omeUib11 I 1>91len ti• believ• II ID be 1M ~u Db· onulcl ~ Newport ,Man Clai nu Ex-j llllge Lied in Charge An oll company president sued Fullerton Attorney Walter B. Chaffee ror 11.2 million in damages Wednesday with the aJ. legation that the reUred judge recently accused him of stealing money from another company. The Oranae County Superior Court lawsuit was filed by Everett L. Hodges of Newport Beach. president of Century Oil Company. It chums that Chaffee told Century directors that Dow Ii Hodges had been stealing from the M aramore Corporation. · It is alleged ln the acUon that Chaffee made the remarks in an attempt to bring pressure on Hodges and force him to aban· don litigation against Chaffee and the Fullerton law firm of Launer, Chaffee. Ward and Orman. Hodges stales in the lawsuit that the statements attributed to Chaffee are false and that Chaf· Drain PulJ,ed Plug Empties Canal RETFORD. England <AP> -Citizens or this lit· tie market t'own woke up today to find someon~ had pulled the plug in .the_ir 200-year-old canal. leaving a mile and a half of it high and dry. Stranded in the mud between two locks were hundreds of flopping fish and about two dozen boats used by vacationers. Police soon solved the mystery. Workmen dredg· ing the canal had pulled up a heavy iron chain along with an assortment of rusty bicycles. baby carriages and bedsteads. They gave it a yank and up came a giant wooden _ptug._.Th.e ~ slowl · ur led down_!~ plughole and into the nearby Idle 1ver. . .. . "Apparently they.didn't know what 1t was. said a police spo~sman. . "We're having a new plug made so we can refill the canal." fee well knew they were false when he made them. Hodges and Maramore Corporation. in which be bolds major investments. sued Chai· fee a year ago in a Superior Court action tbat seeks nearly 13.4 million in damages and which as awaiting trial. The suit claims Walt.er Chai· fee was president of Maramore Corporation when it became in· volved in various partnerships to develop Anaheim property owned by Chaffee's father·in· law Loyd P. Nicbo~. The property was developed mct"s'otd for "13:828.ooo-trrchldtng- a cash payment of $890.089. Hodges claims the cash pay-• ment was made but tt and Maramore Corporation failed to receivetbeirshareof$57,000.· Froaa P ageAI EMMYS ••• "Outstanding Comedy-Variety Series·· and individual nomina- tions went to John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd as "Best Support· ing Actor." Jane Curtin and Gilda Radner as "Best Support· ing Actress," Dave Wilson as "B.e.sl Director " an_!I to the show's 14 writers. The Emmys cover programs broadcast between March 14. 1977. and June 30. 1978 will be presented by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Take That, Lollipop National PTA Ratea 'Kojah' aa Wont on 1Y CHICAGO <APl -The Na· tional Parent Teacher Assoeia· lion today labeled CBS' "KoJak" as one ot the worst shows on televlsion -the only program to be categorized as "mos t violent," "most offensive" and havin~ "least overall quality." Tbe top overall quality shows were ABC's "Donnie and Marie"; CBS' the "Waltons"; NBC's "Grinly Adams" and ABC's "Julie Farr. M.D." The shows were labeled after a national survey in April by 3,000 PTA members. Shows rated as poorest in overall quality were NBC's "Chuck Barriss Rah-Rah Show." ··Joe and Vale rie.'· "Roller Girls." and "AES Hudston Street." The CBS shows in this category were "Kojak". "Husbands. Wives and Lovers, .. "Another Day.•· "Maude."· and "Ted Knight... ABC had the fewest sJtows in this category with just "Sugar Time." There was no immediate com- m ent from the three major television networks. In the most violent show category. CBS had five. ABC three and NBC two. In the most offensive category, CBS had five, NBC three and ABC two. The least violent category was led by ABC and CBS with four each. NBC bad two. The PTA said it would have another survey this fall and based on its results might challenge the r e newal of lice nses ror five network-owned stations -three ln Chicago, one in Detroit and one in Cleveland. The PTA based its ratings on the degree of sex and violence. the ster eotyping of women. minorities, age groups. offensive language and "artistic merit." It's Sony's new FX-310, a 3" (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-in radio and cassette recorder. The TV has 100°/o solid state circuitry and a glare-free screen for indoor I outdoor viewing while the radio/cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning, a sensitive bulJt-in electret condenser mic and lots more. The Sony FX-310. The television that lets you turn your favorite music on when your favorite shows go off. For The Very Best C>eM: , ....... .. ~, ........ .... _. p;kft. IN,_• , .. ...,. Mlltltf' ow;.· Yt8A ti J , ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FO~NIA . Today's Ciosl•I N.Y. S&oeu THURSDAY, AU~UST 10, 197t H c TEN C:ENTS Bal Fun ZOne Eyes ShowdQwn . . ' P-atferns in-Glau___._ __ _._ ReCtangular panels of glass •dark ...• straight Jines> on high rise building an Costa Mesa reflect images <wavy pat- terns) from neighboring high rise ·sµ-uc- lure. Photo of contrasting patterns on s1de of Downey Savings and Loan building was made Wednesday. Reflected building is nearby South Coast Plaza Hotel. Half Don't ·Want Carter Poll ShomJ President at Lmmst Level NEW YORK !AP> --Half or the American people do not want President Carter to run for re- election in 1980, compared with four out of 10 who want him in the race. an Associated Press- N BC News poll shows. This substantial opposijion to the White House incumbent has been built as Americans' rating of Carter remained at the lowest levels of his administration, the poll found. Carter's job rating bas dipped so far in six months that it is below that which the public now gives Richard Nixon in look.ins back on his years in the Oval Of. rice. More than a third of those who voled for Carter 1D 1V76 aay they do not want him to run again in two years, the poll also showed. There was at least one bright ~t for the president in the find- -Grange Coast ings: public trust in Carter -as distinguished from his job r.ating -rose again this month. That upward move continues a trend which began earlier this sum- mer after 1S months of decline. The latest poll was taken Mon- day and Tuesday. The majority of the l,600 telephone interv1ews were completed before it was announced that Carter would meet with Isr ae li Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Newport Cops Quiz Smpect In Burglary Egyptian Pres ide nt Anwar Sadat at Camp David next month to try to restart the stalled Middle East peace talks. Fifty percent of those ques- tion·ed said they do not want Carter to run for re-election in 1980. Thirty-eight percent said they would like to see him run. Twelve percent were undecided. The n·ation's Democrats were split on a Carter re-election bid. Half of the members or his own party said they want Carter to run for re-election. The remain· ing half were not so sure: 39 per- cent don't want him to run and 11 percent were undecided. Among Republicans, 26 per· cent would like Carter to run with 66 percent saying they don •i want him to run. The rest were undecided. The crucial and large group of Independent voters split 53-33 a«ainst a Carter re-election bid. Marina Replacing. Rides? A confrontation between the new owners of the Balboa Fun Zone and the amusement area's operators appeared headed for a s howdown today over the future of the waterfront property. Al issue is a pending decision by new owners Ralph Gray. Al- len Senall and Bob Seling over whether to retain the existing operation. Operators Bill Kennedy, who owns the ride concession. and Bill Olson, who owns the arcade concession, said they set today as ttte deadlineJe>r tJle decision .. The two merr say they want to know whether they'll be allowed to stay on. "If we don't bear from them today." Kennedy said, ... I'm go- ing to sell off my equipment and clear out." Gray said this morning he hoped to have a decision today. "ii all goes according to plan," bttt he refused to discuss what that decision might be. Obviously angry . Gray charged Kennedy and Olson with masterminding a publicity campaign aimed at making the new owners look bad and g.enerating sympathy for con· tinued operation oC the Fun Zone. -"In racf. 1 you pnnt anytliing at all about the Fun Zone we'll kick everybody out as of uie hrst of the month," he declared. Gray charged the buildings that surround the property between the bay, Palm and Washington avenues and Bay Avenue "ought to be con· demned," but haven't because of "meddling by politicians." He said he and his partners have been unable to get in- surance for the structures that were built in 1923 and further contended that Kennedy's rerris wheel has not been inspected ror safety In more than three years. A year ago the machine was dismantled ror what Kennedy described then as an annual in- CSee MARINA, Page AZ> TOP COP CITED ON PUf PUNTS OKANOGAN. Wash. <API - Omak Police Chier Dean Ran -,.... dal1 and bis wife Betti race trial in September after pleading in- nocent to a felony charge of possessing marijua na, which they say Mrs. R a ndall was growing for edu cation al purposes. Okanoga n County Sheriff Jerry Beck seized a marijuana plant in a garden at the Randall home and also found what he believed to a be a scnall mari- juana plant growing inside the home on July 12. DeltY .............. ....,,. ....... ~ BALBOA FUN ZONE FERRIS WHEEL STILL SPINNING FUlUM of W~.P,~ Up-In U.. All HuntingtoD Spa OK . . Stirs Police lr.e The Huntington Beach City Council may be "inviting all the pimps and prostitutes in Orange County into the city ... Police As- sociation leader Dave Gammell charged todav Gammell was referring to the Monday night council vote that allowed the Golden West Health Spa to keep its business license Police Chief Earle Robitaille char ged that the spat. 9891 Yorktown Ave . i.s a front for "il- legal and immoral activilles." Gammell said today Hunt- ington Beach Police Association officials will meet before the Monday City Council session to consider whether buying newspaper advertisements to criticize the three e lected of· Strike Ends NEW YORK CA P > -A short· lived Teamsters strike of 7,500 ground e mployees of Pan American World Airways de- layed ovel'$eas nights by up to nearly three hours today before the airline 8Jlfl0unced a settle- ment. ! Earli~r story. A4. l ficials who voted not to close the spa. Mayor Ron Shenkman. Mayor Pro Tern Richard Siebert and Councilman John Thomai; voted. against d o.sing the spu. "We just reel the c itizens s hould know what their elected officials are doing." Gammell Said. ' Board Delays Airport Meet A public hearing on an en- viron mental impact. report. de~ signed t.o chart the future of the- Orange County Airport has been postponed until Aug. 30 by coun· ty supervisors. The bearing had been set for next W e dne i;day . Bu• supervisors decided this week to postpone the hearing because of their efforts to prepare foe 1978-79 budl(et hearings The Aug. 30 hearing wlH be at 9:30 a.m. on the ground floor of the new county Hall of Ad- ministration. 1Q Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana . Weatlaer Local nl1bt tbrouah mid-mornin. low cJoudi· nest. Chance of tbun-.dershonrs mainly early nl1bttime laours. Lows .&onilbt m -.. mos Frl-~•Y middle '70s at 'beaches to low fo middle 80I ln· land. .Jarvis Wows Newport IN8 .. E TO•A:Y By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ot t•Dllfr ....... Howard Jarvis, prophet or tax reform and poUUcal seer, rolled into Newport Beach Wednesday maht in another or bis countless one·nilht stands. In a 45-minule talk before the Newport-Balboa Rotarf Club. be left poUUclans bloodied on th• mat and had the audience on their feet in appreciation. The Howard Jarvis Road Show plainly plays as well in August as it did in April. Maybe even a UtUe better. Jarvis opened his appearance wttb a brier. oCf the cuff address. He doesn't talk to a udiences, he blasts (orth wlth his views on tax reform and limltaUons on 1ovemment spending. because government spending Is way out of line. Both have to be cut . And woe be to the politician wbo fails t~ heed that message. ..WE OUGHT TO PUT ALL the poHtlclans in Camarillo if tbeY can't stop rent control from coming to California.·• he declared. The audience gave him a stand· ing ovation. Jarvis basked ln the adulation. Puffing on a corncob p\pe, be held informal court after his speech, receivin( e~h easer fan who came to the head table to talk to bim. A stocky man dressed ln a baggy blue suit, he pc:o, v\ded predictions for all queries put to him about the ef- fects of Propdeition 1) and th~ direction of aavefflment flnance. The role of curu of ta" refoft\l, be it on tbe state. oc federal level, sults him. HIS SPEECH WAS PEPPEUO w\th anecdotee about wbat bappene(l to him ln vi1lta acro.s th~ country "ln Waahinston. th~Y tbouaht the name ol lbepieu~ was the Btown·C.rter \niti'ltlve," be lau1hlnaiY recalled. There are times Jarvls amases eyen hlmielf. · 'Tt\ey told me In Chlcego tbat I outdrew Billy .,..,...-~, C8ee JAavt8 . f~~~· P••• .Ut OlllyNlt ..................... Me.a Cafe Srorelaed Costa Mesa firemen clean up after a Wednesduy after- noon fire caused about S200 damage to Denise's Cafe at 2394 Newport Boulevard. Fire apparently broke out in a laundry bag that contained greasy towels, flre officials said today. Fifteen firemen responded and had the 3:50 9 .m . smoker under control in 10 minutes.. The cafe bad closed for the day and no employees were present. Cool Trend Lowers ~ North-State-to 11~7 .. By Tbe Auociated Press The cooling trend tbat be&an Wednesday in Red Blutf - bringing temperatures down to 117 -is expected to continue to- day, spelling relief for the town that bas been the nation's hot spot all week. The National Weather Service said that a dome of warm air that has hovered over the state for too long is beginning to weaken, promising cooler tem- peratures. Red Bluffs two-degree drop from 119 Tuesday to ll7 Wednes- ' day still left it at the top of the country's temperature charts. Records !or lheJlu .wett set in Stocltton < 108)1 Sacramepto < 100 ), and Bakersfield CllO>. while San Franciscans walked around in sweaters. l'he high was on 1v62 there. Variable high clouds with otherwise fair weather through Friday is forecast for the San Joaquin Valley. Temperatures will be slightly cooler, with highs from 100 to 108. Wednesday was the 15th con- secutive day of more than 100. degrl!e temperatures in Fresno and lhe 23rd day in Bakerstield, the National Weather Service re· ported. Chickens, cows, and crops are suffer ing from the record· breaking heat wave. Farmers report that at least 250,000 chickens in a three· county area around Modesto have died, causing losses in ex· cess of $500,000 and creating a disposal problem. The chickens -especially the young ones -cannot withstand temperatures that high, the raisers said: "They just drop " Dairy cows have also been af- fected by the heat wave. Milk production has dropped 15 per-cem in Tut~~anty, andirfew deaths of cows from the heat have been repor:ted . Produce ana crop growers have their s h are of woe. Particularly hard hit were peaches. plums and walnuts. whi c h ar e s uffering burns, fa rmers said. Cotton and cauliflower crops were wilting, they said, and Fresno grape farmers were scrambling to harvest the crop. even though the frujt isn 't fully mature. f',....Pa.,eAJ JARVIS SPEECH. • • Graham," he revealed in a brief conversation before leav-ing the meeting. J.arvis bas many irons in the fire. He says he'll keep working on the apartment industry in California to get rent rollbacks to stave off rent controls. He intends to keep after the state Legislature, which he says is bard at work finding w~ to circumvent bis property tax limitation ln-itiati ve. As fOf" his next initiative effort, well, there's the mat-ter or income talc reform. "Not the state income tax, it doesn't amount to anything. We'Pe going after federal income tax." THAT CRUSADE WILL BE launched Aug. 17 In Fort Worth, Tex. "They've already sold 15,000 tickets t.o the rally where I'll announce it," he confided. With that, J arvis said goodbye and hit the road. He'll reappear Friday afternoon at the South Coast Plaia Hotel In Costa Mesa. "Boy, he's terrific,•• signed an admirine Rotarian as Jarvis departed. "He really is terrific." DAILY PILOT Services Held For Pioneer Mrs. Charter Funeral services were con- ducted today in the church she served for decades for longUme Orange Coast resident Florence Charter, who died Monday al tbe age of 80. Rites for Mn. Charter, a resi· dent of Newport Beach's Lido Isle who originally settled ln Huntington Beach, were at 10 a .m . in the First Christian Churcb of Huntlngtob Beach. Burial was to follow at Fairhaven Memorial Bark ln Santa Ana. The Charten ori1ltJaUy Jlved ln Hunllnlton Beach and opent· od a pharmacy at tM comer or Main Street and Paclftc Coait Ki~bway. Ol' ~tan Avenue. She loavH her buabond. Jama R. Charter of the family bomt. plut ions, Donald ol . Woodland Hilla, Chutea of O.artotte. N.C .• and Ted of Dan· vHte ,. ·Pope Election Planned Succeuor Selection to Start August 25 VATICAN CITY <AP> -Tbe cardlnab ~the Roman Catholic Church will meet In conclave be1innlnc Aua. 25 to elect a auc· c"uor to Pope Paul VI. the Vatlc8n announced today. The body of Pope Paul wu re· moved from lta comn durtna the nlaht nnd put on a low cata-falque In front olthe great altar of St. Peter's Basilica to be viewed by thousands filing past. The funeral and burial will be Satur- d11y lt was announced that Saturday's run er al Mass for Pope Paul will be celebrated by all the cardinals assembled in Rome and will be held in the open-air atop the vast white m a rble steps in front of St. Peter's Basilica. both un- precedented arrangements for a papal requiem. Tbe Vatican press office an· ruumc.ement dtd not sa v where the cardinal• would meet for their secret balloting, but VaUcan sources said that, as in the past, It would moat likely be In the l~tb rentury Sistine Chapel. French Cardinal Alexandre Renard saJd in Lyon, France, on Wednesday that the conclave would probably not last more than a week and "bopetully should be over in three or four davs." Church law requires the open- ing of the conclave between 15 and 20 days alter the death of a pope. This meeting will begin 19 days after Paul's death. or t.be total of uo cardinals, 115 can vote. Under a decree is- sued by Paul, those over 80 years of age are no looger e.ligi- b le . The Vatican said 43 cardinals attended today's daily meeting or the Concregation of Cardinals which ts runnln" church affairs wrtlJ a new pon: tlff ls chosen. Most of the rest were 0.11 their way to Rome. Amons the cardinalt vlewecl u leadlna papal candidates are tbre~ Itallan.a -Serslo Pi1nedoll, 68. Sebuttano Ba1· gio, 85, and Giovanni Benelli, 57 -·and Cardinali Eduardo Pironio, 57, of Araentina and Johannes Willebranda. 68. of the Netherlands. At St. Peter's. Vatican of- ficials hurried the mourners 12 abreast past the bier. But at noon. •~ houri after the great bronze doors of tbe bulllca were opened, there was a 20-mlnute wait in line. and the crowd wu growin1. Altboufb the body bad been embalmed. deterioration ap- peared to be aetlh•8 ia. Tbe faclal teaturea were defor~. and the akin bad a brownish tin1e. Four venUlatlng fan& were in- atalled around the catafalque. Tbe plaJn oak eoffin wu brouaht to Cbrlst.endOm ·s taraest church Wednesday eve· nlng from the papal 8Ullllner-• residence at Cutel Gandolfo, 13 miles aoutb of Rome, where the 80-year-old leader of the worid's Roman CatboUca died Sunday nJ&bt after a heart att~ek. Four Swlsa suards. dressed in their ancient muJti·color uni· forms and steel helmets, stood rlsid at the four corners of the bier. lt was ftanked by a crucifix and a aingle burning candle. symbolic of eternal life. Earns 18 MentlenN More News Today 'Holocaust' Leads A policy on blulft.op ·development in Newport Beaeb. wbich may be resolved on the Nevember ballot, is n · plained today on Pa,-e AU. OU.. local newa on the same page includes: -The acttviliea of 10,000 younaaten wbo are not at· tendin1 summer claues in the Newport.Mesa U.Uied School District. Emmy Nominations -A report on the Irvine controversy over banning children from a nellhborbood of private bomeownen. -A suU aaatut the city of Lapna Beach and other eatitl• by a former deep.sea dlver injured while ~ on a sewer outfall. PASADENA <AP) -NBC's television mini -series "Holocaust" swept the Domina· lions for the 30th annual Emmv Awards today, receiving nearly twice as many nominations as any other program. The nine-hour program re· ceived 16 nominations in virtual- ly all catejories for the awards ~ ..d-~Nsa1ted on eBD Mt-<&,,t~ · 17. . CBS' "AJI in the Family" and NBC's "King " received nine each. NBC's .. Saturday Night Live" and ABC's "Ben Vereen -Hls Roots" received eight each and ABC 's miniseries "Washington: Behind Closed Doors," NBC's ··our Town" and NBC's "Ziegfeld : The Man and His Women" r eceived seven each. In all. NBC received 124 #' ..... Pflfle AJ MARINA •.. spect ion and maintenance check. Gray said he and his partners were only interested in improv- mg the area. but their efforts have been blocked by Kennedy and Olson. He.also charged that tne Beek family. which operates the ferry running betwePn Balboa Island and the Fun Zone. • has blocked their attempts to up- grade i.be propertv. "The whole area is a wreck." he added. "I wouldn't let my kids go down there and play.'· Gray was asked why he purchased the property. ..We bought it for doing something else with it in the future." he sald. The Fun Zone was the center of a dispute in the early 19706 that lasted nearly three years when a prior owner. John Konwise~l had city permission to raze uie aging structures to build condominiums. A lawsuit and the coastal commission finally ltiJJed that plan and the land was bouaht by Laguna Federal Savings and Loan which sold lt to Gray. Senall and Seling in June for $1.0S million. Olson, who's bad his con-cession 16 years, and Kennedy, who's leased bis concesaion for 12 years, said they doubted the Fun Zone could be oper aled at a profit to the new owners, given the selling price. They also said the lack of year around customers would make a retaU commercial development in the area unprofitable. Since Konwiser's e tforts fatled, housing ls apparently out, so what could be done with the property? "Well," OIJOD said. "There's 211 feet of frontage here and the property line extends into t.be water about 100 feet. I think they'd like to develop a marina." Gray conceded a marina is be- ing considered by the new own en. Bandit Hits Irvine Eatery A short, skinny man with long, strin1Y hatr robbed Hof'• Hut restaurant. 18850 Dou1laa. Irvine, of about $115 Wednesday while 100 patrons dined unaw8" of .the holdup. The cubler 11ld the bandit tttke<I for chanae for a ttO bill then, as the employeo wH counttna back the money, showed a lonl-banel .22-callber revolver and ult.cl tor more. The IJ'Ubby·loothle tble! waa last seen runntna northbound in the restaurant putiftl lot. U. carried tht mon~y ln 1 red· oranae plastic baa with • wbli drawstrina nomlnatJona, ABC 91, CBS 88, PBS 32 and 13 went to syndicat-ed shows. "Holocaust," which told of Nazi atrocities against the Jews Rall Red Llglatf in World War JI, was nominated as the best limited series .. Individual nominations went Cycle, Car Crash to Michael Moriarty and Friu Weaver as "Best Actor't and a_ ..... -----·-LI-A••'• ..a.....d ~y..._._ s"tr"';ep as "~est ' Ac1ress.'' -Ki-Os 3 · 0 . ----- Gerald Green was nominated as • 1•n ran~e "Best Writer" for his script and _ Marvin J . Chomsky wa s - nominated as "Best Direct.or" for the series filmed ln Europe, often on the actual sites. "Holocaust" was a program seen through the eyes of two families, one Jewish, one Nazi, played against the background of Adolf Hitler's annihilation of the Jews. Moriarty as the young Nad and Weaver as the Jewish doctor were the major ad- versaries. The Emmys cover programs broadcast between March 14. 1977, and June 30, 1978 will be presented bv the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences A colliBion between a motorcy- cle and a car Wednesday in Orange left two cyc&ta and a 56-day.()ld infant auto passenger dead, Orange County coroner's deputies said today. The infant, Chad Little ·of Orange. was pronounced dead at the scene of the 7 p.m. crash at 1·ustin and Collin a A venues. deputies said. Tbe cycle driver. Frank Schaub. 19. of 1300 Sb a tr er St .• Orange, died early today at Chap- man General Hospital. Hi s 20-year-old brother Rowland of 745 Russell Drive. Orange, a passenger on the CY· cle, died at 11 p.m. Wedne6day al UCJ Medical Center. deputies said. Investigators said lbe cycle al· legedly ran a red light on Tustin and crashed into the auto. Tbe infant's mother. Diana Marie. driver of the car. was treated for minor injuries and released. police said. Officers said the motorcyclists suflered bead and other injuries - and neither wore a protective helm el. Housing Up to Senate Fairview Eyes Plan for 500 Living Umu Faced with whut they say is a 28 percent annual turnover in personnel becauae of a lack of affordable housing in Cost a Mesa. Fairview Slate Hospital officials are hoping for final ap- proval of a plan to build 500 bou s ln~ units on hospital grounds. Legislation that would allow Fairview employees and clients to have first shot at the new housing was approved this week in Sacramento by the Senate Governmental Organisation Committee. The housing plan wlll go before the Senate Finance Com· mittee in two weeks. Fairview's Director. Dr. Frank CrtneUa, said the hospital faces a "crisls situation" because of a high turnover in psychiatric technicians and nurses at the hospital. He said many employees are forced to commute great dis· lances because they are unable to afford housing near work. Final approval of leglslatJon submitted by Assembl)'man Dennis M8Jl8ers. D-Hunlin8ton Beach, would allow Fairview to lease about 60 of Its 380 acres to a private developer for construe· tion. The Costa Mesa City Council recenUy reviewed preliminary development plans which call for construction or 268 apart· ments. 77 condominiums and 157 single family homes. None of the structures would exceed two atones. They would be located at the northeast. cor-ner of hospital 1rounda near Harbor Boulevard and the soutbesast comer overlooking the Costa Mesa Golf Course. CrineJl a said bids for the project could go out as early as Sept.15. Costa Mesa Councilwoman Arlene Schafer. who recently toured the facility with Coun- cilman Dom Raciti. said hospitaJ officiaJs pJan to discuss any c9ncerns about the project with COsta Mesa residents. Crinella bas promised a h.tgb. quality development that he says would reduce traffic con- gestion because hospita l employees would no longer be traveling through the city. Falrvfew employees would have preference in purchasing or buying the new units. THE Tll .EVISION FOR WHEN THERE'S NO'l'lll.NG GOOD ON Tll ,£VISION. It 's Sony's new FX-310, a 3" (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-in rad io and cassette recorder. The TV has 100°/o solid state circuitry and a glare-free screen for indoor/outdoor viewing while the radio/cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning, a sensitive built-in electret condenser mic and lots more. The Sony FX-310. The television that lets you turn your tavorife music on when your favorite shows go off. "IT'S A sold.' 275 East 17111 St. Costa Mela For The Very Best Oh~ Yot1oweffto ............ -= a .... w ... ; ":. Phon•642 ... 12 &en~ Otl~H Sat. M '.30 ..._ ........ _._ ... , ............ .................... , .... Masttr °*99 · VII.A Budgtt~tt 1•r·ot·f.,,;0 nal '••r\ ic·•· •u•· ail 'u11r· lutrn•· 1•lc•c·fronic·"' nuu111111 JUNE 1 ----•AUG10 I .,..., .......... .._ MAP ounJNES PORTIONS OF SOUTHEAST ORANGE COUNTY DECLARED DANGEROUS New Fire Hanrd Are•• Oeslgneted Today; Prevtoua Dealgnatlona Remain In Effect Fire Danger ~ounting . . . . . . . Umnhiibited Poitiona of County Closed Large sections of the un- tnbabited portions or southeast Orange County were closed to the public today because or the hazards posed by brush fires. Carl M. Downs, chief or the California Department of fl'orestry-Orange County Fire Department. said the areas will remain closed until winter rains reduce the fare danger. On June 1, Downs closed a portion of the county's eastern canyon area and the Irvine Coast. The closure means that the 1>roperty cannot be used by off· road vehicles or motorcycles.. Smoking and campfires also are prohiblted. as in the dumping or refuse or other combustible materials Downs said the closure isn't 1netnded to restricl the property owner's use of bis property. The closed areas will be post- ed and they will be patrolled by fire department and sheriff's personnel who are empowered to issue citations to violators. Downs said the closures were instituted because the heavy brush -waist high in some places -has become extremely dry. Areas ciosea as of today in· elude all of the uninhabited grass and brush areas east of a line running from a eoint on El Toro Road three miles east or Trabuco Road south about parallel to Chiquita Canyon and Chri~tianitas CanYon pJst the Ortega Highway to the Orange· Sao Diego County line. The area is bordered on the east by tbe Cleveland National Forest and private lands within the forest are included, Another fire area extends generally from t.be inteJ:section or El Toro Road and Moulton Parkway on t.be north to La Paz Road, Ahcia Parkway-Crown Valley Parkway on the south. This area is bounded by Pacific Coast Highway and the Laguna Beach city limits on the west. The area closed June 1 in- cludes the Irvine Coast bounded by Newport Beach, Irvine and Laguna Beach city limits. Also closed in June were the areas surrounded by Santa Ana Canyon on the north. the Cleveland National Forest on the east. El Toro Road on the south and a line running north from E1 Toro ftocut<rton g- Tr a buco Road around the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. It also extends along t.be easter· ly side of Cowan Heights to the easterly Orange and Anaheim city limits to the Santa Ana Canyon. 'Violeat, Offensive' Newport Exec PTA. Label,s 'Kojak' Sues Ex-judge IFJ' Slw ,..7 Over Charges ,,,. 0 n t w on J.. ,, An oil company president sued Fullerton Attorney Waller B. Chaffee for $1.2 million in damages Wednesday with the al- legation that the retired judge recently accused him or stealing money from another company. CHICAGO CAP> -The Na· tional Parent Teacher Associa· lion today labeled CBS' .. Kojak" as one of the worst shows on television -the only program to be c a1egor1zed as "most violent," "most offensive" and having "least overall quality.·· The top overall quality shows were ABC 's "Donnie and Marie"; CBS' the "Waltons"; NBC's "Grizzly Adams" and ABC's "Julie Farr, M.D." The shows were labeled after a national survey in April by 3,000 PTA members Shows rated as poorest in overall quality were NBC's "Chuck Barriss Rah-Rah Show." "Joe and Valerie." "Roller Girls." and "AES Hudston Street." The CBS shows in this category were "Kojak". .. Husbands, Wives and Lovers," ••Another Day," "Maude," and ••Ted Knight." ABC had the fewest shows in this category with Just "Sugar Time." There was no immediate com· ment from the three major television networks. Jn the most violent show ~alegory, CBS bad five. ABC -three and NBC two. la tbe moSL offensive categOT)', CBS bad five, NBC three and ABC two. - The least violent category was led by ABC and CBS with four each. NBC bad two. The Pl'A said it would have another survey this fall and based on its results might ch a llenge the r e newal or licenses for five network-0wned stations -three in Chicago, one in Detroit and one in Cleveland. The Pl'A based its ratings on the degree or sex and violence, the stereotyping of women. minorities, age groups, offcmsive language and "artistic merit." School Signap Schedide Set Fall registration for students in tbe Newport-Mesa Unified School District will open Mon- day. Aug. 21, at individual schools. Questions about school attend· ance zones can be answered by Fred Carter, student services coordinator. at $3284. No busing will be provided for high school students, nor will any late buses be provided for students in after-school ac· ti vi ties. Busi\li for elementary and middle scbool students and those ln apedal education programs is unch1nged. Rapist Burls Victim Out The Orange County Superior Court la~suit was filed by Everett L. Hodges or Newport Beach. president of Century Oil Company. It claims that Chaffee told Century directors that Hodges had been stealing from the Maramore Corporation. It is alleged in the action that Chaffee made the remarks in an attempt lo bring pressure on Hodges and for(e him to aban· don litigation against Chaffee and the Fullerton law firm of Launer, Chaffee, Ward and Orman. Hodges states in the lawsuit that tbe statements attributed to Chaffee are false and that Chaf· fee well knew they were false when he made them. Hodges and Maramore Corporation, in which he bolds major investments. sued Chaf- fee a year ago in a Superior Court action that seeks nearly S3.4 million in damages and which is awaiting trial. The suit claims Waller Chaf· fee was president of Maramore Corporation when it became in· volved ln various partnerships to develop Anaheim property owned by Chaffee's father-in· law Loyd P. Nichols. The property was developed and sold for 13.828,000 includin& a cash payment or $890,019. Hodges claims the cash pay· ment was made but he and Maramore Corporation failed to recetvetbeirshareof$57 .000. Thursday, August 10, 1978 DAILY PILOT A3 Check Passing Told Norton Trial Nearing an End, By KATHY CLANCY Of .. Delly ........... The last in a nearly two-week parade of witnesses offered COO· filctlng testimony Wednesday in the perjury trial of former Republican state senate can· did ate Loran Norton. Norton is accused or commit· ting perjury before the Orange County Grand Jury during its 1977 investigation into political campaign practices in the county. But Norton has testified before Superior Court Judge Walter Charamza that he told the truth to the jury when be said the SS.000 given him by one-time political financier Gene Conrad was payment for services, not a campaign donation. Prosecution witness and one· time Norton campaign manager Gary Newmeyer testlfied Wednesday he was present in Conrad'sofficeJune3, 1976, when the $5,000 check was given Norton. And Newmeyer told the Grand Jury the check was a campaign donation used in Norton's unsuc· cessful bid for office. Amanda Hertz. Conrad's former secretary, denied Newmeyer's version and said the SS,000 check was not a cam- paign contribution. "1 don't like being badgered by them . . . the way they ask questions, the manner ln which tbey treat you," she said. Miss Hem said investigator Robert Burton bad contacted her numerous times by phone the past week, wamed her "to tell the truth" and also invited her to dinner, an invitation sbe declined. Burton testified he did Invite Miss H~m to dinner to place her in "a relax~ atmosphere" for purposes of bis investigation. He also said be bad arranged to have another investigator seated at a nearby table to observe. He said he called Miss Hem five times the past week to keep Ex-official's Widow Dies; Rites Slated Funeral services are scheduled Friday in Santa Ana for Susan Helen Featherly, widow or former Orange County supervisor Cye Featherly. Mrs. Featherly died Monday at the ;lge of 90. Services will begin at 1 p.m. al Waverley Church in Fairhaven Memorial Park. Santa Ana. She also said she typed out the check herself and testified that Newmeyer was in the reception room that day, not inside Conrad's office with Norton. Mrs. Featberly lived in Santa Ana for more than SO years. Her Miss Hertz said her former husband served five terms as employe r ''d1°dn't like '' county supervisor from 194~ New m~yer and called only before his death in 1974. Norton into his-offitt. --lm's-. -ra~rty-ts survtvt!(t1Jy The attractive blonde also her daughter, Mary Elizabeth complained about her treatment Paul or Santa Ana. one grand· by district attorney 's in-da u gbter and one great- vesti~ators. grandson. her informed as to whether or not she would be called as a wit· ness. Also testifying Wednesday were present and former Santa Ana policemen who had worked wltb Nortcn on tbe force. Norton friend Fred Pren· dergast, a fonner officer, rated Norton's reputation for honesty as "very high." "Mr. Norton is one of the few people 1 know who is truthful to a fault,., he said. Qut Santa Ana Police Capt. Gene Hanson rated Norton's reputation fOf' honesty as "very low." Hamon admitted be was a supporter of former cit~ police chief Ed Allen in a 14-year-0ld controversy between Allen and Norton. Santa Ana Sgt. Gary Dixon said be believes Norton doosn't knowtngty1te. --- "l think Norton bas a pro- pensity to at times report things to others that be has heard from other people as truth and veraci· ty when' in fact they may n°" be." he testified. "So his credibility may not be all that great but when he tells me something I believe he believes it to be the truth ... Dix- on said. Crime Prevention Meeting Planned Residents are invited to a "Crime Prevention Meetin$'~ tonight sponsored by the CoSta • Mesa Police Department. -The meeting begins-at-?~ p .m . at St .• John the Divine Episcopal Church, 183 East Bay St.. Costa Mesa. Coffee and donuts will be served. · Luxuey Leather Sale Top Grain Leather Sofas and Chairs COMF-ORT OF LEATHER Leather tS coot ana comtoffable 111 any wealhet because tt is a natural mstenal wnicn breathes ana aaapts to your body temper aft.re. The more we Leather gets the more b&aufllUI and comlortao1e 1t oecomes. • Al Ri61al 84,, LealluJr Sofa Now 8799. Sofa Now '899. Now 1599. • Abooe Leollaer Ouoman Now 1199. A I Left 84 inel& leadt.er ao/• Sale Priced 179'>. SOFAS ILLUSTRATED AVAii.AiLE FOR IMMEDIATE DBJVERY all Schafer leather 20°/o off Your Favottr. OellgMr Wiii 19• Happy To Altlst You. H.J.GAl\~E . r . r... , •• ::·.~·~ ~-~ .. ····-' ... Q .... ~ T-~~'\' Mupldae "-W:..... • c . ~otic a111pa1gns LAW 6 .rtJITICS DSPI'. -Oranl• County Supervtaor Ralph Dtedricb Midi reeelpta of SU and SlO lOday for wbat ma,y 10 down u two or tbe molt famoul l*'klna ticket.a ln tb• blaol7 ot our ~lon. Dltdrldt act the flnt cltaUOD wblle parked llletally flt Salt Cr.Ir Beada. ff• vowed to battle It In CO\lft. While telt1f1lnl for lnltb and JuaUce tnalde lh• Laaun• N'Pel eounboule on the ftnrt cltaUoo, b1a ear. parked U· lqally cMllde. aot alapped with 1 seoond tl~ket. NO TWO PA&&ING eit.at.lonl have ever drawn quite u mucb public l.Dk. Th.la ts probably accounted for in that lt was more a batUe of,wUls between Diedrich and Sheriff Brad Oat. than It was between Diedrich and the People of t1te state GI Calllomia. If Diedrich can dnw..._any_ solace for kwln1 twice-- once la lie courtroom and again on lhe parkinl lot -it will comebeeauaealotofpeoplecanident.ifywltbbilplipt. Did you, for example, ever get a parkinl citation that you ftpued you deserved? Probably not. Let's face it; most folks. thus slapped with a violation ta1. figure there were a lot of good reaaona why they shouldn't have been bit with it. The most memorable or mine was when I parked on a mulclpal lot in Laguna Beach which was regulated by parkin1 meters -the dreaded Art Colony Tick)' Birds. UNABLE TO FATHOM the worn-out markin11 paint· ed on the pavement, I fed my coins into the wrona Tteky- Blrd. Returniq some time later. J found my real Ticky- .. , · "~ Citazen Calmly Discussing Hu Parking Citation Bird had its red violation flag flying, there was an official city message under my windshield wiper and the meter I'd fed for the guy's car next to mine was blissfully ticking away. I'm here to tell you I charged off to city ball and screamed all over the place. All I got for my trouble were blank stares from several clerks who said -wrong--'ficky-Birds were not to their de- partment. Unlike Diedrich, at least I didn't hire a lawyer and get done in anyway. I paid. The most memorable parking ticket I ever witnessed get beaten bad been handed to a liWe old lady who showed up in Harbor Judidal District Court. She adorned benelt in her Sunday's Best for the occasion. THE TICKET BAD BEEN slapped on her car at the Orange County Airport. She talked the judge into the ground on this one. She bad a prepared speech. lD the end, he reduced the rme to 50 cents. Supervisor Diedrich ought to take lessons from that adorable senior citizen. It's doubtful. however, that Diedrich would have been pleased with even a four-bit fine. Strangers Mourn . Children's Deatlu SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -It was the children who drew the saddened and the curious to the funeral of Immanuel David, bil wife and six of their seven children. "To the Sweet Children," read a spray or nowen left by an anonymous mourner long before tbe funeral procesalon arrived at Taylorsville Memorial Cemetery Wednesday. Many who came said they didn't know the familY but bad been touched by the deatba of the six David children w&o were either coaxed or thrown from an 11th floot' balcony window Jut Thursday by their mother after ahe learned of ber husband'• suicide. Te..,..nwt..rn ... y ... .. " .. ,. .. t.22 " .. .. .,. '3 u ,. SI .OS II 6S .. " • uua .. " • SS II " tS S1 11 74 .. 11 .ot " n • 70 "' .. " .. • '° IJ • " " • S1 as " .01 • 71 .4 ., n tt ,. .1' " n 11 74 .ts .. 74 ... " n .a. "' . a 61 .At ' ..•. ,, ... ~,~·-.... ;;;;ace o 4;ez NATION I WEATHER UPereent FoOd Prices Finally Drop W ASIUNGTON <AP> -The government provided encoura1ement to 1rocery aboppen today with a report abowtna that wholesale food prlc•• ~reasea ln July for the first time in 10 months. But wblle food prices declined 0.3 percent from June. prices or other products continued to rise. Overall, wholesale prices rose o.s percent, the smallest in· crease in ftve months. CONSUMDS VSUALL Y can expect to see changes in wholesale prices renected at the at.ore checkout counter within a few months. The decline in wholesale food prices followed increues of 1.8 percent. 0.5 percent and 1.1 per· cent in the previous three months. It was the first time pl'lCet have IOIJe down since September 1977. when they declined 0.1 percent. Beef priet?S, which climbed steadily during the winter and spring, began to drop in July as more cattle became available. Crackdown By Marines Promised WASHINGTON <AP> -A Marine general, who once led a crackdown on training abuses. says any wrongdoing uncovered in an investigation of recruiting pr.a.dices will be publicly acknowled&ed an<I qulcltly cor- rected. Gen. Robert H. Barrow, assis· tant. commandant of the 189,000 metQ.ber Marine Corps, said Wednesday he's aware of possi· ble recruiting abuses only in the Cleveland area. .. BUT WE HA VE some smoke and there is going to be a full in· vest igation to see if there is any fire," Barrow said in an in· terview after Marine head· quarters announced an in· vestigation of all recruiting dis· tricts. Cleveland newspapers have reported that Marine recruiters falsified school and police rec· ords to allow acceptance of potential recruits. The allegations surracea af{"er a recruit from Cleveland who al· tempted suicide charged that recruiters made promises that were not kept. If the investigation turns up evidence of significant mis· deeds, Barrow said: .. WE'VE GOT TO let it all hang out and acknowledge the problem publicly as well as cor· reeling it. "We want to be pure," said Barrow. who was instrumental two years ago in drafting measures to end physical abuse and harassme nt of r ecruit trainees by driU instructors. He said training reforms, in- cluding closer supervision by of· ricers, are working well. Gen. Louis H. Wilson. the Marine commandant, chose Lt . Gen. Kenneth McLennan to bead the lnveltlgaUon and report by Sept. 1. McLennan ls deputy chief of staff for manpower. TBE CLEVELAND cue is the first of lta kind to draw at- tention aince last December. The Marine Corps at that time suspended two sergeants from recruitlDg duty because of "po11lble complicit..Y" ln W~al enllatmeata of 243 Panamanians wltb foraed birth certificates and other pbonev oaoers. . .. .. ..... ,. ., . .. ,.. . .. 7t u .. " .. the Labor Department said. PRICES FOR poultry in· creased ln July. but at a slow~ rate than ln June, the depart· ment said. Prices declined for rice, corree and vegetable oil products. On the other band. priceJ ac- celerated for frutt, vegetables. fish. flour mixes and eggs. Products other than food in· creased_i0.8 percent in price. about the same as the gains or the prevlOus four months. ALTHOUGH GASOLINE prices declined. prices went up sharply for passenger cars. home appliances. furniture. jewelry and health products. The government report measures the prices of finished goods. which are products ready to be sold to consumers. The prices do not renect the markup that retailers take before offer· ing tbe goods for sale to coo· sumers. At earlier stages of produc· ·lion. j>rice increases also appear to be slowing down. Christopher Wall Jr .. whose third birthday is today. is i!_ome with his parents in Audubon Park. N.J .. for the first time in his life. He was born with his heart outside his body and has spent most of his life at Children's Heart Hospital in Philadelphia. He is the longest· surviving child born with this rare defect. Workers Strike Pan Am Management-Clii1rri8 Planes Will Be Ftown· -· NEW YORK <AP> -Pickets marched at Pan American World Airways facilities across the country as non-flying employees struck the big in· ternatlonal carrier today. but Pan Am management said it planned to operate lta planes. Picket lines were reported in Miami, Boston, San Francisco. Los . Angeles, New York and other cities this morning. THE nBS'I' FUGBTS of the day from New York were de- layed as much as 1 hour and 45 minutes, but the airline said it had crews ready to fly them. -'I' !It 1Striktt was ee-~ by the airline division or the Teamsters, representing 7,500 employees wbo handle rese.rva· lions. sales, passenger services. cargo, medical services and sup. plies. An --0rfieer of the· Air Line Pilots Association said bis union was leaving it to individual pilots to decide whether to cross picket lines. MIKE LYO~. AN association vice president who flies for Pan Am. said the union was not mak- ing a recommendation because it was assumed the strike would not be a long one. He said he believed Pan Am would be able to round up enough flight crews to operate most. if not all. or its flights. The first night of the day from Kennedy International Airport here was a-9-:45 a.m. plane to Caracas, wbich was delayed at least to 11:30. Other morning flights also were delayed. PAN AM SAID this morning that negotiations still.were eoin& on. It acknowledged that some or its employees were not at work and were picketing, but said the union had not formally told it a strike was on. SI'OLEN PINK BIRD FOUND MORWSTOWN, Vt. <APl -A pink flamingo, one of two report· e d missing from the Philadelphia Zoo last month, has been round in this northern Ver· mont town. The Lamoille County sberift"'"s office said the flamingo was dis· , covered Wednesday walking along a rural road. It was taken to a veterinarian and pronounced in good health. • • • and how does YOUR garden grow? Whether tt'a about • sfrnple ahrub, • sophlatlc:ated bed of ftowera, or • tMty •lectlon of ~·· th• Deity Piiot'• garden Paa• blo_.. "4M'Y Setutday...,. handy hlat• and detlghtfut feature•. .. We'I give you tip• on when to plant, when to prune and when to pluck. Our wrtten alao bttght•n t"-garden Mctton with lntM•atlftt featlfta on loClll people who grow unu1uat planta or aohleve eacep41onal rnulta . Our crop of •torte• come• up new every Saturday -to help you ha¥• mON eucceu and more entoyment with.your growing. If your tttw.b I• grMft, UM It to fllp to the garden pa~ In l'!turday'a Dally PQOI. • DAILY PILOT 642~321 ' -·I ________ .....,. __ ,, .. "''' --J CALIFORNIA Rent Relkf Push'!d . Iawmaken SclJIT)' in Prop0.1ition 13 ·Action . SACRAMENTO CAP> -In a n.Ty ot potl· Pro,Mttioa 11 .ctiea, Allena-1'al approftd a tOA Utudonll lleit cm It.ale •lleGdiQf, wlllle a S.at mttt.e bu paued two bHla torctq ~ladliiW to uare .101D ol tbe1r t.u nvlrlp 'flti ~ .... Mean-nu., a mea1ure to modlty \M Jarvia la• ml.Uattve bJ tllmlnath'aa It.I Pl'ODtl'tY tu cut tw l>ul II beaded fOl' tbe S.Ute floor. And AIUIPblJ Speakw Leo McCartb)' aa11 be la COB· 1ld "" ~ meuun to 'riltu.allt tlhnlnate lllomeowner propen, taxes. WSDNB&bAY'S A 10 U UaLY VOTE Oft th lpeftdiq nmtt plan bacQd b)' Deinocratlc leaden wu not a ttsnal of clear aalliq ahead. Tbe m ure lt Maded for a two-lliou.r bc:Mlle con- ference COll\Ollltee todar. ana utiillve ne1otla· dona mnaln Won an Aq. u deadline to quality it for ~ November ballot. _ Tbe proposal, SCA 81 by Sen. JoJm Garamen· dl. D-Mokehmm~ Hill, -would limit increases 1n -'~ !fndln1 to...tbe per.unta .. -erowtb-penson income, with some exeeptlona. It would also .-.quire tbe Lelialature to adoDt similar limits for local eovemments by tbe end ol tm. Personal income bas been growtna at about 10 percent a year. In tbe last four years, state spend· inc 1rowth has ranaed frQm 10 to 11 percent. THE BENT REBATE MEASURES, BY As· sem blyman Tom Bates, D·Oaklaod, and Sen. Paul Carpenter, D·Cypress. were sent to the Senate noor on identical 8-0 votes of the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee Wednesday ni1bt. All the Blaze Tlareateas Resort. Area vOtH • tJ frott 1>tmoerat1. Batel' blll. AB 2988. wu heatedly opposed by real eatute ond upartment interests. who predicted it would 1core uff boulln& investors. They said htadlordla 1hould be pveo more time to make vobwtar1 r"ot cull. "You're DOL IOilll to aet housinS with the 8&tH blll," Hid Howard Ruby, head of the Calltornla Houslna CoupcU, which claims owners ol 350.000 apartment unit.a u members ... You're cban1ln, the whole relaUonshlp between landlords and tenant• that's built up over: hundreds of yeara." aATU DISlllSSED THE CRITICISM as "acare Uictica." and said C.U.S for voluntary re. bat• aren't work:inc. The measure would require owners of residen· tiol and commercial rent.I property to roH back rent.a next January to May 31, 19"18 levels. Rent. would then have to be c~ addifutnally by ao amount that fo r a ~ear~ &Q_per. cent or the landlo~·s property tax savlngs. Bat the rebate could be limited to one-twelfth of that a.mount in the first month, after which the landlord would be allowed to raise the rent. FOK EACH RENT INCREASE THROUGH UN, a Jandlord would have to give tenants a finan· cial staLement. though finances need not be the erounds for the increase. Deputy Finance Director Cliff Allenby, speak· ing for Gov. Ed~und Brown Jr .. said the 2overnor is continuing to urge landlords to make similar rollbacks voluntarily. But Allen by asked that the committee approve the bill as a possibl• alternative ifvohmtary measures fail. Adeertking Pat1• State Sen. Rose•Ann Vuich, D·Dinuba. sporting a bright yellow "Earthworm Power" T-shirt, won approval df a bill that would make the earthworm industry an official branch of agriculture and would make earthworm pro· ducers eligible for disaster relief funds. Cable Car Sniper Wounds SF Tourist CARPENTE~'S BILL, SB ZZZ4, which the SAN FRANCISCO fAP> -A sniper fired a single shot at a Housing Council prefers, would giye landlords a crowded cable car on Nob Hill. wounding a British tourist who choice of cuttipg rent in half for this December or called himself "a lucky man" for surviving. giving tenants a rebate of 80 percent of their Terrence Camey, 45. was in satisfactory condition at Mission Proposition 13 tax savings at that time. Emergency Hospital today with a bullet lodged in his side. below Earlier in the day, the same committee voted his right armpit and inches from his heart. T E O 5 to 3 for SCA 66 by Sen. Ralph Dill;'• D-Gardena. POLICE SAID HE WAS SHOT AT 6:50 p.m. Wednesday as the 0 . vacuate··.f' wh~cb 'Yould limit Proposition 13 s tax cut to No.? cable car rolled down the north slope of Nob HUI on Powell res1denllalptoperty. Street. two blocks rrom the city's rame4 Fairmonf and Mark - -..:.-=-=-=-=:;:::.:::.::.~~~--~IHHMe<~l'el-~~1t)'-bwt~and~.;~~ '" tlOplmffilol.eIS-------- CAZADERO <AP~ -More than 300 residents-brtabor, also would limit taxes on noo·reside~tial .. I heard this loud pop. I felt a burning sensation on my side and vacationers were v<>ised to flee this sleepr re-properly to about 2 to 3 percent of value. Committee then, after a brief moment. I lost all fee.Jing and realized l was sort community todq tcT escape a rqinl liJbt· staff s~~ tt bad averaged 2 to i percent before bleeding," said Carney, who is the manager of the Midlands Bank ning-sparked fire that was burning uncbeeked Proposition 13 cut all property taxes to 1 percent of In Sheffield. England. He said he arrived in San Francisco only the DAILY PILOT .4~ Anti-sex Bill OK' 8y Panel . ,SACRAMENTO CAP) -~ BOsaes who tell their workers to ~ put out sexually or be put out of 1 work could find themselves in l trouble m'Kler a bill approved by l a Senate committee. ' Tbe Senate Industrial Rela· lions Committee approved AB 28S8 by a 6-l vote Wednesday. sendina it to the Senate Finance Committee , ~ . . TBE ASSEMBLY·PASSED bill would prohibit employers. • labor Ofianizations and employ. ment agencies from di~riminal· , ing 31.jinst male or female • wor.keri if they or t.heir .spousa .: refused to perform sexual favors ~ for the boss, a customer or another worker. "This bill does not regulate m-• terpersonaJ behavior.·· said its ~ s ponsor. Assemblyman Art t Agnos. D·San Francisco. "It : does not regulate informal rela· r t1onships. What tb~ biJl does do .. m stop retaliallon on the job . . • for the refusal to grant sexuaJ • favors · \ THE EMPLOYEE could file :. compla int with the Fair • Employment Practices Com- mission. If that commission found that the complamt was valid. it could order the wmter reinstated with back pay The FEPC already in · vestigates complaints of Job dis· cr1mination in such areao as .race. sex and~• • , Agnos :.aid FEPC figures show lhal 23 precent of the ' 1975-76 complaints involved ' some form of sexual harass-' across 8,000 acres or value. day before for a long-awaited visit to the West Coast (------~~, timber and brush just -----------------------------------------------~-----------~--------------------..;.._..;.._ __________________________________ __ J two miles away. SI'A.TE There was about an '"--------80 percent chance that . tbe community would be evacuated, said ~bra Thompson, fir• information ment. •officer for the state Department of forestry. The Sonoma County fire bad bUrntd a f~w re. mote homes ~ fire officlals warned people in the Rwisian River community that they might have to leave their homes. The blaze, which scorched abo'ut 6,000 acres of redwood and other timber, was moving toward the town from the west and efforts to stop it late Wednesday failed. sajd Grant McClellan of the stale Department or Forestry. "llesmcr-aliOu s struc· tures, some or them believed to be bomes. bad been destroyed bytbeflresolar. Ntltlce Pretacers l'reefl SAN LUIS OBISPo (AP> -A)K>ut KO anti· nuclear demonstrat.ors are Cree ,:lqday after a marathon court session in wblcb eil but. one of them pleaded innocent \0 mt.demeanor ~baraes stemmlnc from pro&esi. at the l>~ab.\O Canyon nuclear power planL Tbos~ who appeared in San Luis Obispo M®iclpal Court Wednesday bad refused to accept release without formal anaignment. They were released without ball after entering plea&. Gtm.a11 Kiiis Vldter SANTA MONICA <AP> -A gunman, who police said "just went amok" in Palisades Park, shot and killed a Nevada man and terrorized about 50 other persons before two off-duty Santa Monica policemen subdued ud capwred him, police said. Terry Dean Fox-Shall, 28, was booked on in· vestigation of mW'der Wednesday. His hometown was unknown. 3 Plead l••eeetet I• KW Stt1t LOS ANGELES CAP> -Two Californians and a New York man indicted in connection with an in· ternational child prostitution ring have pleaded in· nocent. The pleas were entered Wednesday by Henry E . Johnson Jr., SO, or Saeramento, Joseph F. Henry, 43, of New York, and Timothy V. Wilcox. 30, of Alameda County. • LOS ANGELFS (AP> -The county bas or· dered a bait to physical training for some firefighters after two trainees died or heat exhaus- tion while nmolng upblll in 105-degree beat. The two men -Timothy Rodrl.1uez, 22, or La PueQte aod Joeepb Bqbes, 28, of Bl Secundo - collapsed Tuesday at tKe Fire Department's train· ing camp near Acton in the Angeles Na&ional Forest. 1he run was the last part ol an hour-long exercise program tbe reuults undergo daily. TYLE FURNITURE rd wortclng American furnlture ... fhfdc, decorative •~Ing po&ts of both upholl1ered pieces and tables frame Oki ttme wood slat panels. Wrapped foem cushions rewrse for extra WHr ... wlth the miracle wearing Herc:vlon Olefin cover. And bolsters and arm CO\lers: llftJOT ......... ~ cu ............ 1111 Ollllll ........... .. -.....uu ...... ttl ••£ .......... •Jt All 1 PIECES .•. .,,.. • 1 Ell CHAii$ .... • Cllll • caa JW $699 .. ........ ~ ............ ,. ....... --,.. If:' .. ,. , .... ~ I .. Aobtrl N. Weed/~btllMr T'*"" t<,.vlt/ECIUor Orl1\ge Coast Da11v Pilot ~-u-.-.G ~ ge Thu,_.,, Au;uat 10. 1m a.tMr• t<relblch ted1tor1~1 P ... Ectttor ~ Sometimes Losing ·Is the Way to Win Some cnndid tes for pubUc office an IP duzled by lhe auu~nni aonl they acek that thty ust lhelr own mon._,y to help finance their cam.palp1. ' Some ven borrow Ol'J their homes und from their ramllirl\ to tell the voters what llories are ahead If they ure l'le<:tti.d. It he's &olng oR~r an office bl"er thon the city coun- cil or school boitrd , it's usually tfie novice who commits . his own money to 1ettln.1 e&ected . The professional poliU· clon rutt.'!I H cundldate'1 chances as 1U1bt If he hllln't enoul(h connections to undtt'Writ.e the campal,n. • 1t 's not dllrlcult to reel sorry for the loser who fin~ himself broke 1tnd still unknown ~ause he pursued public office m vain There's another type of candidate who turns the t.ablH on the system. He's the candidate who gathers in more conlribu· tions lhan he spends ln the campaign -then loses the election. It doesn't happen -Often. but when it does one would suppose the surplus would be spread around in some manner to those who kicked in. Nope. He keeps it. U.S. Sen. John Tunney is one. He had a $47,000 sur· ttlus from his 1976 camapign and so long as he pays in· ~ome tax on it. It 's all his. We've heard no word from the ex·senator that this substantial sum is going elsewhere. Closer to home, and in even better shape, is Orange County Supervisor Laurence J . Schmit. He's sitting on the board as a lame duck these days, having lost his of· fice in the primary. He's also sitting on $48,008 in unspent runds collected for the June election. It's popular for sucb lucky losers to discuss the sur· plus funds as a possible base for future political ac· tivities. In fact. it is their money to spend any way they wish. Of course it isn't right. No one contributes to a polili· c1an or a politicaJ cause .anticipating that the recipient wlll be able to buy a new car. a new house or take a trip lo Rome with the donation. That's the way it is. No refunds. IL seems only decent that the losers who wind up with a surplus help !he losers woo end.up-wilt. a defie~l. Tittlt way Lee Watkins. who ran a pitiful race for a county as- sembly district and ended up loaning himself $53,000 to lose by a wide margin. could have a big hunk of his debt picked up by Larry Schmit. Hold your breath. Good News, Bad News Some random observations on items in the news : The plummeting value of the dollar versus the yen turns up at least one bright note. U.S. suppliers of hibachis. of all things, are looking for a domestic manufacturer. They think the backyard steak broiler can be produced more cheaply here than in Japan. If we could get the TV .. .stereo_.and.._car businesses back as well, we'd be back in the world market in a big way. Democratic Assemblyman Willie Brown says Gov. Brown's call for a state spending limit is just another sign he's trying to lead a par-ade he once thought was go· ing in the opposite direction. Republicans say he's steal· ing their own plan. His opponent for governor. Evelle J . Younger. says he has eroded "what little credibility he has left." There's ample evidence to support all those view· points. It becomes harder and harder to view Jerry Brown as a nything less than a cynical, opportunistit' politician. Tax·conscious Orange Countians ought to appreciate the Orange County Transit District's trimming of bus schedules. even if a few of us are inconvenienced. The boosting of basic bus fares from 25 cents to 30 cents al8o is in line with public attitude toward less costly and more self -sufficient government. No matter what statistics the OCTD produces, t'1e rest of us arc seeing plenty of those $100,000 busses carry. ing a dnver and two. one or no passengers. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of tl'leir authors and llft1sts Reader comment 11 invited. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd I Stepfamilies By L. M. BOYD The word "stepson" came into the language lon1 before the word "stepfather." And the "step" in the original word came from the old En&llah "steop" meaning bereaved, says our Language man . Am advised an ordinary ut b,as nve noses etch de- si,nated t.o smell a different odor. Steam is invisible. Yes, sir, It i• that. U you look a\ • bolling teaketUe, you'll see ma1be half an inch of space directly above the spout that looks perfectly clear. It's al4am. The fogy aray above LI made up of tley beadJ of Gloomy Gus water that condense out of the steam. That the flamingo sticks its whole bead underwater to scoop for s hrimp, snails, whatever, that's not the item. The item is its neck is so nexlble tbat it turns same 180 degrees to stick Its head into the water upside down. Item No. 942B in our Love and War man's me of father· ly advice about romance to sons reads: "Always keep your bat on and never si,n your name." If you see a farmer carry. in1 a long &tick with a small red rat attached to one end of lt, what kind of farmer would you eipect him to be? Sprint tbat one on the I amlly trivia expert. Turkey farmer t1 Ult uuwer. Why tuneya reapoad SQ well to red ii a my•ttry, but t.bey do, Md that flqced 1ttck 11 ~hat the farmers use to move tbolit bird• around unde1 control. It's Mid that a certain tort of land crab ln CUba can run f uter than• borM. ' --------------------------~--------------· Earl \Vaten ·1' ' ·t' Public Covets Federal Lands .. One of the many t aceta of side elfecta W'f'OUtht by passa1e of Prop. 13 which ha-been Jaf¥eb' overlooked wl~ be the lncreued preaaure that will be brought to turn hundred.II of thouaands of acres of public lands ln Cflllfornta over to private ownenhlp. The extent of lands held by aovernmental agencies will no doubt sur· prise many. especially urbanites crowded Into the metropolitan a~eaa of SDuthern California and the San Francisco Bay. More than half of all California space is in public ownership. In terms of acres the total area of the state is 101 million of which 52 million is held by government. Another 33 million is in farms. As the state's population climbs to near 22 million the housing needs as well as contin· uing industrial growth bas gob-bled up the open space surround· ing urban areas iD ever widen· ing circles. Nearly all of the farmlands of Los Aneeles and Orange counties as well as those of Santa Clara and other Bay area counties have disappeared as developers bulldozed the or- chards to make room for hous· ing and commercial construc- tion. IN MANY cases it was the soaring property taxes which ror(!ed the farmers to sac-rifiee ,their land. But with the passage or Prop. 13 the remaining farmers will no longer be put to the wall by taxation. Neither will existing homeowners, especially the elderly. Thus there will be fewer homes on the market and less land to develop new housing. Even without Prop. .13 de· Charles McCabe velopers were runnin1 out or space in the urban centers and reaching out to the hinterlands. ln their quest for more property to develop they were already drooling over lands In publJc ownership. The tiahtenlng up of sales of prtvately owned land will now step up their desires for lhe public lands. BY FAR the largest land· owner in the state is the federal government which owns 44 million acres. The state itself owns 2.5 million and the remain- ing 5.5. million acres In public ownership ia beld by the coun· ties. cities aqd schools a.nd special dlatricte. Much of all thi! is surplus and bey01td the most distant rorseeable use. While state and local agencies are constantly being criticized for holding properties not needed, it ls the federal covem· ment which will be under the most pressure stmply because of tbe vastness of its holdlogs. THE 8mJA'ftON while more pronounced ln California. becau.se of its huge populaUon al)d ever expanding economy. Is not uniq"e. Federal land ownership Ulrou1hout the naUan Is extensive. Only the ori1inal 13 states and Texas have escaped the clutches of the lederal land· grabbers. In many states the U.S. owns bi11er percentages than in California. Over 86 per. cent of Nevada ls U.S. owned and 96.4 percent of all Alulra is trflll by tM lect"eral eovemment. The movement to wrest land from federal control already ia well underway in Alaska where ~· tTIINK rDLMA FO\JRT" OPIMlOM. its cUhens are seekma ~ re· turn of 180 mittlon of tlie state's total 370 million acres. Colncl· dent with this effort, l• ~ iA- ltfatlve which would (rant up '° 160 acres to every ~ldsen of Alaska. · ~ NO SUt11 grandiose schem'e could be proposed ln Catlfomia. Even lf all the federal fadd were tutned loose lt would divfde llP tnto only two acre homesteads amon1 all California cl~ens. Besides much ol the. t«Mierally owned, as well as state and local government land!. are ,in ~e. ff nothln1 more they are 'designat- ed as parks iDd recreattonal areas . Nearly half of all fedent lands are national forests. -- Thal ~l leaves a 10\ of land In pobllc ownership f(W t.be de· velopers t.o squabble over. · ~ i' .... -Sta e 8 Xli~n Vote Powerfiil, IDegal·-,~· Suppose you are a British stu- dent from the Midlands studying in a California university. Or that you are a Taiwanese who is working in a grocery store after his tourist visa has expired. Or that you are a Mexican working in the fields after an illegal crossing of the Rio Bravo. Suppose, in short, you are either one of the two million ii· lega l r esi- dents· living in California, or one 9f the many legally entered foreigners - can you vote? The answer is, there isn't a helluva lot to stop you. Thousands upon thousands are reported doing it each year, especiaUy in the Los Angeles area. These illegal foreign voters are reported by political insiders to be an important part of the Brown political machine. (BROWN bas frequently been quoted as having given up on the blacks as an important and Art Hoppe growing political force. becauii.r he does .not tbi.ok they 1tre en· thu1lastlc voters. ffe now s~enuously woos the Chi~anos. who 00 vote. at least in Brown's view.> How Is it p~ssib l e for foreigners to vote ln Calltomia? All you have to do Is to tell a lit· tle· whJle..JJe, by mail. You Just s\Vear that YOIA are a .citizen of Gallfomia. You are not required to prove this. Nobody will ever ask you to present a birth certificate, or any other kind ol document for that matter, ·to prove that you are a citizen, a rtsident of California, or over 18 -years of age. H you are caught tellln& the little white Ue, tbtire are of course tremendous peoalUes for perjury promised. That was a1ao true in the days when Tammany Hall ruled New York City and bad worked voting fraud into an art. It was a18o true tn Boss Daley's Chicago, wbicb de· livered a sllgbtly tainted majori- ty that assured the presldenc1 for JFK. FRAUDULENT voting is prob- ably the easiest crime to get away with in this~-VOtes are votes whether they are t.pl or not. and both parties know this truth only too well. When can you last remember that somebody went to the bucket in this state for falsely swearine that he was a citizen in order to quall!y as a-voter? Consider your position as an ii· legal ~exican livine in one of the barrios of 1:.os Anteles. You deliver yourself 1-" the protection of a padron, who is a 1 lea&! small·tlme boss of one party m- the otber, usually Democratic. Your patJ"Oll tells you he wiU keep the ·immJgration cats off your back, and get you a Job In the fields or in a factor1,. and take care of you genera Uy. The quid pro quo: You sign one or those pcl6t cards the-state .sends people who want to vote. You swear, by mail, to the roUowtni: "I am a cititen of the United States and will be at least 18 yean ol age at the time or the next election. I am not Im· prisoned or on parole for the conviction or a felony which dia· qualifies me from votin1. l certify under penalty of perjury that the information on this af. Udavit ts true and cotrect ... ' WOULD YOU s~? I'm pretty cntain I would. under th~ circumstances. In the wildly im·· probable likelihood of my being~ found out. and caught and pros-. ecuted. the punishment ls still• only stateprlson for two, threeor- four ye&J1 Wlder ~ Celif~a penal code. ·• Why shouldn't people seeking to• become elect.orS be compelled· by law to gJve proof ·o~ citizenship? A spokesman for. the Secretary Of State say_s, "Wef kftow of no other states·that re-: quire a birth certificate or ant other proof of citia.ensbip to al{ low them to register." > l'rn ulling Just" what I think i.si · an Important question that i~. becomtna more important every day. Why abouJd not the1.integri11 ty of our voting proceoure bf! &iven maximum protection b~ law? The suggestion wm doubt~, less raise bOwls from those in a. position to benefit now. or in th~ future, from votes by peopl& willing t.o perjure themseJves for. the privilege or staying alive.' and eating, in this country. I· suggest this is a very importanb matter. ' \ It's $7 Billion Worth of Lowered Expectations , , I l.ng everyone to lower their ex· pectaUooa, think small and pas$ the Jerry·Gann inltlatlve." "You mean Jarvls·Gann. Jerry. And l tb~bt you were against It. Weren t you 1otn1 everywhere shouting, 'Not THAT low!' and 'Not THAT small'!" "I waa pro~bly miaquoted. You know I've always been for cuttine taxes even thOusb tbe re. sultant reduction ot 1ovemment services would cost me a abot It the Whl~ Houae." ·'Sure, Okay, bow much · money's ln the bag, Jerry?" "Not one red cent over six billion, lJnda. Whoops! Plua this $500,000 r just found tucked away in DlY ginseng tea box." ••NOT TO MENTION tbls mlWo.n-doUar bearer bond that J\4St fell out ol your Jar of allalf a 1prouta. It's amuint. Jerry I Where did all this money come from?" "Well, Linda, you know that I make do with two cba\lffeur- drtven Plymouths instead oft~ chauffeur-driven Cadillaes." · "But that couldn't account for more lb&n a COURle of mll.Uoh.., Jerry. What about the rest. lite , this eack or 50,000 silver ~ you've been using f0r a door stop!" ; ''How would l know, Linda? P· have never cered a Iii for, money.~ I always say, 'Maeey· cannot buy lowered expecta., lions.• Huaah for the Janis-'., 'Brown initiative! " ".l&aVl&GANN, Jerry. But 1,t ':f8::8 y~'ll lret tb• ~ for• ·~~c~~~~~;' pie of bud red mllll~~ ~ou . woulcln 't ha\'e to eut aenlda at all. Jt WOUid ti. a po)JUcal min· ele, You'd be swept a.to,.,tbe. ~White Houff! Say~ '#tly .~tour . matt.reu so lumpyt" . ' ••By Gecqe, I -.em to recall . . • Help me tum It over. Linda.: Row about that? One bUndred 1 mUlion, two h&&ndred mlllloD · " · · .. And you 1ald )'OU oaly bad a, touple ol blWon tucked aWQ. '. Aru•t YoU aony YoU 1ow..- tvt1'7oot01 QDfftatiOU bJ tel· au-e···-"'-Notm•. ·.TM~ °'' ~·· Ubfti, " -~~ .... ---.wr Qu~tes •oet dealDef•l• drit*al'I. U.. k'nelen away hom home md loved on•. tb• men wbo in detperM.loft tum to th• mo.t po. tent liquor the1 ean flnd. Not_, more. Not In 1'11. cftll IVSNINO. I made a coat. fte wine drink•n out· mambeNd t.be real drlnken. Tbe bal'tadlr ... med uptet, wbldl ii DOtblas new. U you wlU take die trOuble to notice, you wlD see ttaat barttadera alwaya treat wine drtaMn with dildaln aad contempt. Wine drinkln1 la u tuUh to bartenden; Indeed, an inlult to tbe Umea we Uve in. wtne cfrtulnt la not really drint.lq, and tbua la yet another slp that we are in an qe of am- bivalenee and equlvocaUon, an a_ct 111 ,....eb men are aftJl4 to tUe I at.and. Drintinl ls not good for you; we all know that, those of us who do it aloo8 with those of us who don't. Drinkers tr adltionatty have reacted to nondrinkers with sympathy and understand· ina. But to wine drinkers! Wine drinkers are the pitiful, wat~ jeHyfish of our era. They aren t drinkers, but they are afraid lo not be drinkers. So they occupy a netherworld ln the middle, a ...netherworld tbat is wcn1h,y al. scorn. Wlaat is wrong with wine? It is bland, it is sticky, it passes rf8ht through the system, it offers . I ,..,. ...... CIDlllltty ,_ ,,,. 'p i Tl t ,_,,, nothing to tbe taste or to the COD· stitatton. One can drink it wit.bout lmowlng-~ls consum- ing alcolaol. With wine, there is never tbat -wonderfnl screwing up of the features that accom· panies the first jolt of real liq· ~r, that ptini of the teeth and involuntary spasm of the jaw muscles that lets you know that yes, you are drinkin" anin. WINE GOES down easily. In France they give it to chitdren, which is appropriate; it is a child's pleasure. which may ex- plain it.a risine popularity here . Adding to the distastefulness of wlne. of course, is the so- called "mystique" that comes with it. Wine lovers say that vou must ltudy the label on a bottle of wine. 10 as to learn the heritage of the juice you are drinklnc. Alle&edly the label can tell you about the vineyard the wine came from, the earth, the year. It ls all a straight-faced charade. designed to convince the consumer that he is gu.uling something with a semblance of character, rather than a pale imitation of a true alcoholic beverage. Wlne is to liquor as al· lergy is to real sickness. Wlne is the racquetball of the drinkinc world. What does all of this mean? That we are rapidly becomine a nation of wimps, ol course, but you can see that all around you. No. there was a time when being a wino had a certain crude ditnity to it; you lived in the- gutler and were at the absolute bottom of the social ladder. Now we are becoming an enUre coun- try of polite. genteel winos; in- control sippers who never step out of line. who tell themselves they are drinking when they are doing nothing of the sort, who polh1te our neighborhood ban when, inatead, they should be banished to their own separate wineries. I'm going down to the hotel barroom again. I have an ap- pointment with my old traveling friend. Mr. Smirnoff, and we want te be alone. Wine drinkers steer clear. You just might get a cork up your nose. - Th\nday, August 10, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 1 t\esa \7crde; ~qoor · THE OtAINS WANT WAR HERE'S A SALE! 1IY 1HIS OM1. MAllD IAIDI' In LOW• 'IMAM YOUI PllCll SAYI Sl.60 IONllCO RlJM .... ......... MS OMI MATS YOU, u.l'l'WAT1 SAYI SJ.II VODKA ~F S699 SAYI $2.20 TAU THIS. V...01 • CILLA ',....,. s·29y ~'!y~q:,_k" ______ ,.._._.nr.s-. l/IJf7l---- Nef .. l1ea, .,.111i1 .............. 4R • ... d I ~ ..:t. l••r•r• ee ... ,,.. ,.._ ••• er m.Kett• _. Ptut's nere, .,•ere tile reel, ,..,. etellet'S .,.... MltllNI ~ e•-•er1 C'emue •• ••· •e'll tallc 1•••"9 ...-ru.aaw .............. ..,. •• tree. t'wN ...c • n.c-er ~ •.. .......... ,.._,_ ti.Jc.. o..J. !lr MEW LOW IEER PRICES! 549-4044 ~BAKER AT HARBOR....,.. ....__·=-• ~l$_of evea dolll!J° s~t on ____ ...,..._ • ct*!' r Is wasted.'! -Jean ClaybrOOk, Na- _start.: 1o_a.m., Friday, Aug.11_. _ __.._~-- qo&al Rielnvay Traffic Safety Administration ~. ae estimates consumers lost $20 billion lltt year dlJ:ouab inadequate, incompetent, an- • IMl!CeJtsar)' or fraudulent auto repairs and main- -~.· • ' .. Tbe booing is very good. That means _hey~re ~eniq." -Andre Prevta, conductor ~Ott.be. ~lb Symphony, expressing bis ap- JRfi.,.._ w tbe vivaciousness of Pittsburg lltulJc: fans. . \ . Jewels by Josephs is Marching for diamonds and gemstooes from pnvate"lndi~ls and ettates, Careful examination .nd evaluation by our experts. Highest prices J)llld. Call 540-9096 1o-9 dally, Saturday 1Q.6, Sunday closed. Astt foi Betty Grace or Frank VanderWall iewels by ioseph South Coast Plaza • ~ Bristol. Costa M~· 540-9066 Join tn the fun and actMtles of our big Do-It-Yourself Festival! See all of the newest wallpaper fashions from around the world. Attend our free paper-hanging classes. See our film "Decorating Hints With Today's Fashionable Wallcovettngs." Discover how affordable wallcovertngs aie at Wallpapers To Go, espedally now during thlt'blg celebrntlonl * CONTINUOUS HOW-TO-HANG WAU.PAPER FU.MS * FREE PAPER-HANGING a.ASSES Call the store nearest you for exact times. * FREE SHOWINGS OF mE NEWEST WAUCOVERING FASHIONS. 25~F so,v~i" HOW-TO-HANG WAUJ>APER BOOKLET SELECTED PRE·PASTED PAPERS Garden Center Boston Fern A fine ,tant tmacool room or on the patio. Potted _ S~ial 1.49 co!::;., in an 8" size pot, ready for • hMglng. Reg. 15.99 Azalea Special .3.99 Ficus . -Benjamina ~ ' • ~-... ~ ~""-or weeping fig .. .. .... .-..' In a 5 gal. container. ·,; ~,. r ~ .: A super outdoor plant. ~ift' ' .... Special 8.99 Tree ··-special 6.·99 your choloe · Chooee from flowering plum, llquld ambers, eucatyptua, weeping willow, and white btfch. Potted ln 5 gal. cbntanlera. Hardy outdoor plants that are green all year round. Choose from star jumine. juntper tams. gold dust plant, sprtngeri. .Austrailan Tree Fern In a 5 gal. com.Iner Special 6.99 Italian Cypress A narrow, denae evergreen with .~ bluish-green foliage in a 5 gal. contain«. Special 4.99 Planter special 9~ your ~ choice Pot It In • high g109$ glazed ceramic bean pot. Brown onty. Choose from 3 sizes. Limited quantltt•. \ ' /. I A• .WLYPLOT Thu,..,, AugUlt 10. 1171 111£ FAMILY CIRCUS. By BU Kean• Media Delendant• .... #' .. . ..... ·-....... -·-- "lhey hove lOTSA animals here! Why couldn't we bring 8atfy and Som'?" &~ W@(!J](( ~@rrwll©® "Got a ~? Then write to Pot Dwan. Pat will cut red ilzpe, getting the amweri and. action you need to 1olw mequitie& in government and bu.linen. Mail JIOU' queatioru to Pat Dunn. At Your Service, Orange CO<Ut Daily Pilot. P.O. Boz 15/J(), Costa Meia. CA 92626. A.a menu lfltera c:u poutl>U wiU be tlMWf!red, but phoned inquil'U& or letters not including the reader's full name. addreu and buaiM1• hour1' phone 1111m~cannot ~conddered. Thtacolumnappearadai· ly except Saturdays." Baazfn9 Belt Betaefldal'! DEAR PAT: Can you find 8ut if the vibr.ating tretts-f've seen-advertised artuailY can hellf pt""l'fd of a thick waistline?,Reducin.g fat deposits around the waist is supposeo to be the result of using such a bell. but I'd like to know if this is valid before l invest. T.H .. Costa Mesa A 1977 Postal Consumer Pro&eclion Fact Sheet says an electric vlbrattac belt ls a "typical mall order ripoff.•• Using a mUd vibrator callllO& possi- ble reduce fatty deposits. The only way to solve this problem Is by taklnc In fewer calories and In- creasing your exercise In order to ase ap extra calories. Gradual reduction off a&ty deposits wtll occur on- ly when weight Is lost and muscle tone ls kept flrm by regularexercis~. Book Aids In Incorporation• DEAR PAT: Someone told me you knew about a book that ex.Plains how to form a col]IQ!'ati2D.Jn CeiiComia. J .E .. Irvine "How To Form Your Own Calilonlla Corpora- tion." by AntMny Maneaaeo, la pabUIMd by Nolo PreM ($1Z), P.01. Box 5".. OeddeetaJ. Calll. t5415. Tbls book, ceued IO Ute small baaiDeu penon'1 needs, lncludes all &.be forms and lllltrac&lons necesaary to me a pront-makln1 corporation, along with general Instructions and a discussion of the practical aSJ,>eets or formtnc a corporation. The new second edition is updated to take advantage of 1977 lncorpora&Jfln laws wblcb slmpllfy &be Rro· cess. The book's author Is a practklng attorney who specializes ln both profit and non-profit In· corporation. Prepaid Plaid Deta,,ed DEAR PAT: I ordered some plants from Crane-Norris of Freeport, N.Y .. op March 4. I have the usual problem or my check being cashed and no merchandise received. D.C .. Newport Beach Crane-Norris ls sending ,your order Im· mediately. Its spokesman said that muy orden for the type of plant you requested have been de- layed due to lack of supply. This firm ls a division of Jay Norris Corp •• the subject of many A YS readen' complaints since 1974. Jay Norrll also bas been repeatedly cited by &Jae U.S. PoMa1 Sentce for product mJarepresenta- tlon and complaints to the Lone Island Better Business Bureau for slow Issuance or refunds and merdaandlle dell very. IJsed Spe~• Belp Cite Needfl DEAR PAT: I understand there's an organiza- tion which collects eye glasses to give to the needy. I'd like to donate some glasses, and hope you can give me the name an address of this group. , C. M .. Rowland Heights Old prescription glasses may be delivered or malled to Dr. Leon Axelrod, 33t Park Ave., Salte 4, Lacuna Beach, Calif. 92651. Dr. Axelrod delivers these gluaes to the Ensenada Uom Oab for dis· trlbatloa In Mexico. INTERNATIONAL .-CALI AT IUct.ff VIUAQI IHOPPtNG C!NTER UVl IH1PTA,_NT CO#JJMIOC/A 'r ""'61 ""° ...... 1:00 ,.,,., . IA11MIAY,AUGUIT12 DAI LY PILOT Man Seeking Rule Reversal SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -An ex-Marine who thwarted the attempted aasuslnatlon of tben- Prealdent Gerald Ford ln 1975 hu asked the California Supreme Court to restore several newspapers as defendants In a$15million lnvaslonof prl v acy suit. Oliver Sipple. who denecled the hand of Sara Jane Moore as she tired a shot at Ford. alleged the out-of-state papers Invaded his privacy by revealln1 hew as a homoeexual. HE ASKED FOR REVERSAL OF a rulinc by San Francisco Superior Court Judge John Benson that stopped Sipple from serving summonses on the papers. The papers claimed a specialpri vilege underthe First Amendment. The state Court of Appeal on June 27 held that "no such special privilege for the press ex1s1s in California." The court added, howenr, that.. under uaual rules, there were "insufficient contacts" for California courts to have any jurisdiction over the out-of-state papers. It also said none of the papers had significant circulations in California. IN SEEKING A SUPREME Court hearing, Sip- ple argued California courts can exercise jurisdic- tion over an out-of-state newspaper that "inten- tionally ... harms a California citizen even though the out-of-state defendant derives a very small percentage oflts revenue from California sales." The former Marine deOected Mrs. Moore's shot outside a San Francisco hotel Sept. 22. 1975. She is in prison in Alderson. W. Va. AFTER THE SHOOTING, ARTICLES were published that said Sipple was a homosexual. which he never denied. Defendants include the San Francisco Chroni- cle, the Los Anieles Times, the Des Moines <Iowa> Register and Tribune, the San Antonio <Texas> Ex- press, the Indianapolis Star. the Chicago Sun-Times, ttie Denver Post. !he Mlnneapolis Sta.rand '.ftibune, andH~3Cae~ · · - Students Graduate UC Santa Cruz has released a list of Orange Coast students who were graduated during the 1977-78 academic year. They are. by city: Corona deI Mar - La ura Croul. Costa Mesa -Thomas Long and Marilyn Moss. Fountain Valley - Glenn Kalleberg. Huntington Beach - Laurie Brady, Galen Briggs. Bronwyn Fryer . J ose ph F a hey a nd Michael Lusby. Irvine -Ann Collen- t in e and Bram Fridhandler. · La11aaa Beach . Demece Garepis, Jeffrey G 1 u c k s o n . ..G w e n Johnson. Melissa Llcket and KristinThiene. Lacuna Nl1ael - Michael Barrios. Newport Beach - Marta BergdahI, Edgar Gilchrist Jr. and Heidi Thompson. San Joan Capistrano - Joyce Honsberrer. 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CHI• ~ GI •• eild £• Mc•- af .P.nlla<, '"'''"'oan. l d•uglltera Cal'Olyn PMllMln 04 Prfl«l41. Arlr0t1•. Loli Wllcr-•I of ltlwrton, Wyoming ano Martlle KHS of llllMIS, '"'" •G.'.,.rs Ed Andtfton. JHsa Anderson Ml4 Red'#lne Andlt"°"• all of Ken Mother Goose Leeturm on Eeonomies ~ezr~-0 WASHINGTON <AP) If Mother Goo1 e were u conacrvallve Re1>ubUcao, what M world children would com" to know! Cuddle th kid.a In your h~p ond read them the nurtery 11torlea written -with apolo1h.'I lo Mother Ooos~ by Sen. WllUum V Roth. TllE OEUWA&l: Republican tell• &he 1tory. the Llllle Red Hen. re· named the Little Blue Hen, was acratcbln1 around the barnyard and c¥me upon tt0me &rains of wheal. "Ir we plant thl1 wheat we shall huv~ bread to cat." said the blue hen. "Who will help me plant lt?" The cow. lh~ duck. lhe pig and the goose decunod. SO nlE HEN DID the work and the grain grew wtd ripened. "Who will help me reap my wheat?'' asked the hen. In the Roth story. the answers are: "Not I." said the duck on its way to aet food stamps. "I don't do harvestine or win- dows." said the pig. Special. Aaylk yarn In a wide chofce of peal colon. 3-<J&. .• 4-ply knit-~c ~'"I wor1ted 'Wtliltlt. Sod; ma• .in chlnt1 wuhabl1. ·lie ~..111'1n l'•brtn Mluet' comfort-top 1beer nylon lmee-hJcha. Nude heel, rem-4/99c forcechoe.f'Mh· ion colon. One aize Iii.I all. Hn11t1t'rv "I'd lose my unemplo1ment com· penaatlon." said tbe goose. The story eoes on to tell h0»1 the blue hen barve:sted the wheat. made flour. baked bread and then If you hadn't already guessed. the eovem- ment atepped In and took m oct of lt In taxes. ..,... • .. . Jr~\ 1, • John Thomassen of Newport Beach la one or 80 high schooJ students a u e nding Caltech's sum mer secondary school science proeram . Tbe six·weeJt protrram involves concentrated study in physic•. ph7•lcs-calculu1 . chemistry orbJo&oaY. Save•20 . 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'°" Douotu 0 ol Cotta Mew, ea .. two Nllfllten L """" E Northover 04 s.n Diego, Ca -~•I 8rool<s of Costa Mua, Ca .• I gr.i«lllldr.,., slller LH C>u"c....,b of Ntw York and Jewell Swan'°" of Florida, bn>tllen Allred C 1Cr119er of tWw Yori!. Services prl••t• '"'trment P•clllc View Memorlel Parlt In lieu of !lowers memorial con· t rlbolllons to ,,,. Cancer Re .. arch P!cllk 11-MorNatydlteelor•. AIUWS PaRL£ AICINS, -'4, ,......,.. of 11Nht11>Glon llffcll, c.. Pas-away ~ell T ... lday, August I, 1'71 altar • ·"'°'' lflr>eu, In ""r home. Survived by -daUQlller Rheta A Giiiette wltll , ""'°"' -rNCll Nr llOme. Mn Altlns • was • mtmtler lor ,,,_e !Niii '° .,.." ' Of Ille S.eslcll a..ptff "2S. ()fclef' of EHtern Ster. F.,..ral Servicn wlll lie : conducted on Friday AUQUSI 11, ,,,. •I •. IPM •t Pierce 8roln•" Smltllt' • Mc1<11111ry by tno Seaside O\aPIW stst 0 E S wl9' Ille Wortlly Mal,,,.. Mn . 1 ....,.... Herman offlclatiftg. 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'69 '89 '99 Your choice of Your choice of Your choice of 9xl 2-n .i11zeor l2xl2-fl 111zeor 12xl6-fl.sizeM l2x10-fL.lltt!. 12xl4-ft.8ti!.l. 12xl8-ft.SIU . ~-,.,., (. 0 .... 1""" ~ _.. .. , ~· , . Save 58'*i __ ll j,. IO.piece Wear·E~ I ~~l.") Re1t1tered"° set. ---Yi f ExLru·heavy al-3ou ~~-, __,; wmnumhMpor-._,--,.. __ .. _ -l celamexl ,e811)'· Ref.M.M •, __ ~clean1nt.Colon1.Fall '78cal.1Jot I 1n.._ •,..... 1/2 off • Offida1 size, weisht · football, basketball. Choo'!e a rubber 6ll.- 18dder Failtet-. Mda bell or top-gTade leather football Rea. 13.99 ......... Goedil 1/2 off. .. Interior latex paint" comes In 10 colon. lnteriorlatu 2• flat watt and iAl. t rim paint washe1e1111ly. Ret.s.tt ....... -,,Ya" variabhM&Med revenlble drtlL ~ 71i0ni>load rpm 24• fol"dn llfng metal or dnvi.nga:rewa. Max.~mot« ......... ~ '. . ,, I \ 'lo \ ,4J. DAILY PILOT Thuredey,Auguet 10, 1978 ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS • PartUanship Charged in County Race Sy 0. C. BtJ8TINGS ... ....., ........... Putt.au Politic. l rearlnt ns -wty lace in. tbe race tor Oraftle Olunt.Y &berllf·eoron r. Rieb Lon.._1\. camt•ian aaaaer tor enauenca-aunn Ruak, says Oran10 Countlons ''abould seriously question the propriety. ond pout bly the le•aUty, of u 1itlln1t ReJ>ubllcun stale senator <De nni• Carpenter) helpin1 to run the campal1n ol an Incumbent aherltt <Brad Oates> ln a non· partinn C(J\lnty eledlon." 1..ona falls to note, however. thot the Or1n1e County Republican Central Committee la toutJna o S50 per person tun- dra leer fot Rutk -·•oranie County Rep~bllcan sberiff- <'Oroner candidate" -Aui. 3> in Newport Beach. The GOP party for Rutk is phtnned that Sunday aft.ernoon at u bayfront home on Lido Isle from which Rusk backers will watch tht! annu•l Newport Harbor Character Boat Parade. *** JOHN G. SCHMITZ, the Republican nominee in the Orange Coast's 36th State Senate Distcict. bu ADJlOJmUd .that GOP biagies Bob Fluor,' Carl Karcher and Arnold Beckman will serve as co-chairmen of his campaign. ••• And why shouldn't the GOP congressman be happy? The PUC decision would seem to take the LNG terminal out of his district, thus taking a hot political potate out of his bands. ••• LAST SATVRDAY'S protest march over alleged nuclear hazards presented by '\be pre- sence of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Depot has been labeled "an alarmist move" by David Baker. a candidate in Orange County's Second Supervisoiial District. The second district encom- passes Seal Beach and the weapons depot. -Baker. who says he is an ex- pert in nuclear waste manage- 1UllSalEf1'. BTATIM •m111WT "'"Niie IMhre hwyWalJ_A.,. T.M.c..r. Sl651C.-Hwy .......... • ment. contends that. if there re- ally were any grave risk from the weapons depot. he wouldn't have raised bis family "in such close proximity to the installa- tion." ••• MEANWlllLE, Baker's Oppo- nent. former Huntington Beach mayor Harriett Wieder. citing Proposition 13 as a clear message from voters, has called on the county Boafd or Supervisors to order a study "aimed at ellminatin1 wasteful duplication and ovel'lap between all governmental units within Orange County." Mrs. Wieder says an "in- d e-pendent panel of non-officebolders could best un- dertake the study ... CONDEMNS WASTE Hamett Wieder A11tuelng observetton.t of lffe •Ieng the Offing• Coe•I, pe~ by• n•tive ..,., ... Delly,., ... SUff ..._.._ ROBERT E. BADHAM, the Orange Coast's man in Congress. says he is delighted that the California Public Utilities Commission bas select- ed Point Conception over Camp Pendleton as the preferred site for a liquified natural gas terminal. For ..... 4ff.27H In the DAILY PILOT f , QUESTIONS PROPRIETY Hopeful uuren Ruak GETTING ASSISTANCE Sheriff Brad Gates Call 142-5678. Put • few words to work for u. . . ... IJeariagD~ ' iCenter Asks SK.I MART'S 2ND ANNUAL :: : .· . ,I' • .. -For Scanners ~ ~...UC :kVinfLMedica:l~eJlteL.l>fficia:ls. wift.:>g~--; J -... · bef'Orl:the county:JfealtJr .Ptmning_"Counl:'tLWed.1-_-:· .. - fiesday to seek approval for the installation of eom~uter-assisted X-ray scanners. r The equipment. called computecf fomograpliy ~anners, will provide a mechanism for more ac- c:urate diagnosis of disease, according to the of· ficials. · INITIAL BUDGETED COST is $650,000 for purchase of a head scanner. A second scanner, for full-body diagnosis, would be donated lo the medical center for two years, University regents then would have the option of buying or returning it. The health council's planning staff is recom· mending denial of the Medical Center's applica- don, arguing the scanners are too cosUy and their c:apabilities too little known, and th~t there already are enough such scanners US> in the dounty .. TheJ>uhlic bearing begins at 7·30 .m. in Santa .fna city council chambers, 20 Civic Center Plaza. ~u'per.visors' Posts .Open . The California 'Department of Forestry is , s~king retired state employees and other people IJ!tired under the Public Employees Retirement System. The department is offering supervisory posi- tions over crews of youths aged 16-22 in the F:orestry Youth Program. · Crew supervisors are paid $7.99 an hour and may work a maximuPJ of 90 working days. Medical clearance from the state is required and applicants must get bus driver's licenses. Information is available from Bob Hom or Bill Glover a~538-3551, ext. 245. The address of the de· partmem is 180 S. Water St., Orange. Arthritis Club Plans Meeting The UC Irvine Medical Center Arthritis Club will meet at 7 p.m . Monday in the center's cafeteria. 101 City Drive South, Orange. Guest speaker will be Gene McDonnell, presi· dent of the-Rancho Arthritis Association, who will speak on the ~e of arthritis clubs. Information is available from Beth Dillard at 5'2-8N6 or Evelyn Baird at 75().6725. Attorneys 'Touehed' A touch football league is being for"ed for. at- tomeys, law clerks and law ltUdents in &be Orange County Attorneys Football League. Up to three law firms may combine to form a team. Information is available from C.J. Cbavoor at 832-6098. ..... ,,,,.. ....... •llOllWOCl9 •-=tt• .... Ollllml r HARDWOOD CIMTll OVER 400 PAIR OF NORDICASI REG. T ornodo 175.00 Typhoon 155.00 Pro 12Q.OO Lady Elite 125.00 Surprise. Comet. Vogue. Al pin a. • Junior Racer. Junior DOLOMITE Bqro Dino Correro Lotus Elite scon Superlite Superhot RAICHLE 195.00 170.00 160.00 120.00 190.00 220.00 Comp 195.00 Freestyle 155.00 . Mustang, Pacer Jr .. Junior HAN§ON -Team 215.00 Avantl 198.00 Exhlbltjon II 168.00 . EXhtbttron 1 165.00 HllERLING .. ., .... Snowbird 185.00 Lotus 135.00 Princess 115.00 Humontc. 9ot>er, Oynoflt AUGUST ]·£-~~~.~ ~-~ SAL·E .• .· :: ~· OVfRJ/4-MU.UON-$ DOLLARS OF-SKI-GOODS-. -·· SALE 105.00 93.00 72.00 75.00 117.00 102.00 18.00 72.00 ~ 114.00 132.00 117.00 13.00 121.00. 111.00 100.00 11.00 ~~~ ~/'.,_/\~~ HEXCEL REG. Prtmercord 265.00 Suii'fcomp · • ... 265.00 · SUndonce 255.00 Hexcelerotor 225.00 Comp, Motivator, J.Comp ROSSllNOL ROC ST Stroto 215.00 215.00 185.00 Solfo. Sierra, St-J, Team Smash-J li 255 235.00 244 190.00 0244-MID 200.00 233-MIO 170.00 233 Short, Kiity Heat, Sabre. 255 Teom, Stinger FISCHER C-4Comp Prime 215.00 170.00 Azur, Breeze, Sierra Cub AUTHIER SALE 159.00 155.00 ' 153.00 135.00 129.00 121.00 111 .. 00 141.00 114.00 120.00 102.00 129.00 102.00 Comp. 590 cs. Corona, Delta, TR-3, C-5. E-2 Ascher. 8onna Alto Boots. Excef Poles * UIHUGE SELECTIONlll i( 1t * HOURS • -tc FRl.4-10 SAT.10 -6 SUN.10 -~ BINDINGS ~ ~ 1/3 OFF~ ~~ OVER300 ~EUROPEAN j ~~ -tr************* • FREE DRAWING : : .EACH DAY FOR SALE -tr -tr SKIS OF Y011R CHOIC~ ·i'****-irli1C****lll'Y' ~~N\/VVV/_ ~CLOTHING~ ~/\/\~~ Turttenecks . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.50 and 14.45 Wlndshirts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 19.00 GIGves ................. '7.50 and '11.09 Sunglasses . .. . . . . . . . .......... '5.00 Hall .. . .. .. .. . .. . . . ..•4.50 and '5.75 Ladles Suits ...... NOW *60.00 -1148.00 Reg. 135.00 · 270.00 Ladles Sweaters .... NOW '15.00 -'39.00 Reg. 34.00 · 79.00 Stretch Pants ............. *49.95 • '59.15 Men·s SUtts . . . . . . NOW '84.50 -'154.00 Reg. 155 00 • 288.00 Men's Portlas ....... NOW '12.00 • *71.00 ~ Reg. 47.00 · 145.00 LOTS OF KIDS CLOTHINGlll SUITS, PARKAS, PANTS Hot Dog. Hot Geor. SUpergeor HCC • HEAD • BOGNER . ... .. .. . .. ~TING D CATS COMPITE IN MATCH RACE Bit .._. (top) To Battle Crooked Sky ! D Cats in Long Beach Visitors to the Queen Mary in Long Beach Saturday and Sunday will have an opportunity to $ee some of the world's fastest catamarans in a match r ace bffied as a "Grudge Match" lnvolvlng tbe speedy D Cats. Contenders for the Queen's Cup will be the ~-foot Big Nacra and the 32-foot Crooked Sky. • The races will be one-quarter and one-eighth mile sprint races in full view of the viewing stand on the stem of the Q'ueen Mary. After the races, spectators will be allowed to ihspect the big cats which will be docked off the ~tern of the Queen Mary. Start and finish of the races will be from SO to 100 yards off the Queen Mary. New Zealand Tops fn Clipper Series . HONOLULU <APl -The New Zealand .. A" team leads in total points after the first two races in the Clipper Cup yacht series here. ; In team standings, it is New Zealand A. 857; Australia A, SSO; New Zealand B, 844 ; U.S. Red, 813; U.S. Blue, 786; Australia B, 765; Japan, 755. :Marine Li/e Depl,eted NARRAGANSETT, R.I. CAP> -Oysters and white perch that were once abundant in the ponds filong the tftate'• south shore are almost 1one pecause of man-made breacbways, accordlnl to marine scientists here. The study, conducted by the Coaatal Resources Center at the University of Rhode Island, also shows that the remaining shellfish and eel are in dancer of severe depletion U fiabint of Uiose species la a<>' regulated. ' Tbe study blames man-made cuts through the f>errier beach between the lnJand ponds and the Qpen sea for tUUha, upaett!na the balance of the ponds, and depletln1 1ea life. The cuts or ~reacbwaya were made to allow ships to travel. Population Dwindles LONDON CAP) -Londou, once the world's larsest elty, bu droJ>}led below 7 million tnbabi- lanll f« the first time in 70 years. The Office of Popalatlon Cenauses and Surveys said the popula. Clon estimate for mld·J.J77 waa 6,970,100. London'• populatlon peaked in U39 at 8.1 mUllon. n dwtndlecl 11 ilums were cleancl and (Wmer reaJdeata moved to new, atate-subsidiud town•, uc1 u companlM bu:llt ne-factorltt in the Pn>vlnct1. ~YPILOT AJJ Winds Weird Snipe Races On CEMmRY • MORTUARY • CR~TORY ' OfAPELS • GARDEN CRYPTS • MAUSOLEUM • COLUMBARIUM We are now able to offer tfle families of .Orange County COMPLETE MORTUARY. ' AND CEMETERY SERVICES. AT ONE CONVENIENT. BEAUTIFUL LOCATION. Placed in a tranquil setting of natural scenery. By ALMON tocKAaBY Dltlf ............... Compettllon for the HtlntuUq 1'ropby, 1ymbollc of the U.S. national cllamp~tp in tbe lnteroaUooal Snipe Class 1ot under way at Alamltol Bt&Y Wednoaday in some of the atran.-t weather known lo thtse part.I at thla lime of )'ear. Neltbt>r 1atlor1 nor the race com- mittee could believe tbe aoutbeut wlnd after yean of aailln1 ln p~vall· lnt waterlles. When the rtrst two races of the Hetn11rllne were over, Mark ReynOldl of the San Dle10 Yacht Club hun1 onto the sU"ona 'lead be had built up in the elimination series ror the Crosby Trophy by wlnnlna one race and placin1 second in the other. THE ,SCORING IS based on the ~imrt -nee of-the et'oaby and five ·aces 1n the Heinzerling with lklp. pers allowed to throw out their wont race. Scoring ls under the Olympic penalty point system in which the least number or points ls the best. After Wednesday's two races Reynolds was holdine three points to 21 for bis nearest rival, Jeff Lenhart, a resident of NeWPOrt Beach sailing for the Mission Bay Yacht Club. Dan Krebs of the Mission Bay Yacht Club won the fint race, but a 17th In the second race dropped blm to fifth place In the standings. a EYNOLDS PLACED second in the first race and came back to win the second. II.ls second place aave him the three penalty potnta. Lenhart failed to place amona the firat five in the flrst race but a second in the second race boo.1ted him to aecond In the standings. ONE RACE WAS to be sailed today and the final two races for the Heinzerling will be sailed on Fri4ay. ULnl w . .ORDON, Mortuary Managec and •at. Y w. FUSSB.L cofftt\lne over 60 yen of mottuarv exoertenc:e in serving area famlllee. ·They both extend a warm invitation to thetr many friends to atop by for a personal tour of the new , facilities. While the Heinzerling trophy was being salled on one course, seekers of ~ the Wells Trophy for the consolation • -h fteino I p rk prize were busy on another. Jay dlf 0' 'en n· n 0 Butler of the San Diego Yacht Club M V M was the leader in the Wells aeries after two races. ll111$T RAe&-!'l o!"'tc': MBYC· I ~ MORTUARY-=-CEMETERV Revnotds, SOYC: ,~,..St~ ABYC· 4 Oldl (714) 633-1442 Sc11m1<11, A9YC; s. t=t O. ....._ IOYC. ' • Letll\a1 SE~~v~ T'.M -=;, i:;:i~.~~ ~ ~~!!!1~7!!!02~E~·~F~airha~~v~en~A~ve!.!Bet~w!een!!1!"Ult.i~n!A~v~e~. &!!!G!!rand!!!!!A!!v!!!e.!!!. S!!!a!!n!!ta!!An!!!!a!!!~ M c1111an; .Hlcll ..._ MHYC. STANOINGS Al'TeR TWO RACH -1, Mar• R~ > pt1; Jett LANlwt. 11;). 0-. O.S.U, >l.1; 4. G. Hlll;.UYC.,..1; J, OM k,.J6. STANOlflfG$ Wl!l.U Slltlll-1, Jav --sovc. 11,4; 2, FNd AOell. SN Cliff, N.Y., 11.4; M1Ciie( '81181 &:~'::!::~~MIU lat1elt, AIYC. Jl.7; Dlcti ... ( L M. BOYD ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT APPROX. SQ. FT. SHEETS A IUltJ ltok JIU can fltlf PLENTY Of FREf PARKING RICll 100% IYl.Oll SHAG CARPET TILE ,,,,,,,,. ,..,.,,,ten, BOLDLY BEAUTIFUL QUARRY 11.E • A GALLERY FULL OF COLORFUL DESIGNS • HIGH GLAZE FlNtSH NEVER NEEDS WAXI I - AJ. OML y PILOT s LOCAL Newport to Debate Blufftop Policy A policy on blufftop develop- ment, aimed at Khort circu1Una • pendina ballot measurt. wiO be dtacwssed by Ne-wport &>ach Clt.Y COWlCUmen Monday The policy, rffOO\mended b)' • the clt.,y Ptannlnc CommlAton laat we8, ls aimed al presen. lna the clty'11 ~ma.inina btufflop . areas wlthout the tr1n1cnt ~•lrjcUon., carried •n the In· • lllatave authored by Dr Euaen~ # Atherton. •• d Rkbard nos n, " city ptannlnc d1rtttor THE PllOPOSED policy would apply only to planned Race Loser ~Backedfor ~ ~Water Joh ,, Should the direct or who , replaces resigned Irvine Ranch Water District board president Lansing Eberling be appointed ~ from public candidates who ran ii' and lost in the board's first " public election last November? ... : The Irvine City Council unan· ' 1mously agreed Tuesday that ~ he should. Mayor Bill Vardoulls ( •·as directed to write a letter to !: the board urging the action. ;~ ·-: EBERLING, ONE of five ~ water board directors whose positions are filled by Irvine ~Company appointments, an· ~ nounced his resignation July 31. ,.·citing pressing business obliga. ; ·uons. ,___ .......... :; Two directors are elected ·by > popul .. r vote. "' ·~ The Irvine Company, which •• under the organization of the '· water district is entitled to ap- point directors because it owns • .. nearly all the undeveloped land in the district, already has asked the board to appoint an Irvine Company executive. IF THE BOARD complies, as expected. d1 !.Lrict treas urer Warren D. Fil(, company vice president for finance. will be ap· : pointed Aug 21 Were the Irvine Company to accede lo the city request. the most likely pnblic appointment would be of Engineer David Hansbrough. who was beaten by Wayne Clark last November by a margin of four voles. The Irvine City Council is su- ing the district m Superior Court to force public elections of a ma- JorHy of the board directors. on eonstitutional grounds. Boys' Folks To Foot Bill For Barricade Parents of two 14·year·old boys will be billed for destruc· tion of a San Clemente street barricade, after the youths were observed Tuesday placing the barricade on the Santa FP a ailroad tracks, where it was bit by a train. The amount the city will charge the boys' parents is yet to be determined, said Lt. Albert Ehlow of the San Clemente Police Department. lt will be based on replacement cost or the barricade, he said. A San Clemente police officer reportedly saw the boys put the sawhorse·type barricade on lhe tracks at the cily's North Beac.h about 8:30 p.m. The boys were eontacted and escorted home by police. where their families were advised of their action. A police spokesman said the boys live in Dana Point and Capistrano Beach. Jogg~n Vie In Niguel Run On Sunday Hundreds of J<>1gers are ex· pected to participate ln the Laguna Nl1uel Scenic 10· kilometer run Sunday, atartln& at the Zlgsurat buildin1 In Laguna Mauel. The t .2·mlle'nm wUt be"gin at a:so a.m.. KDd wUl take com· pelitors 9.round Alicia Parkway, Le Pai Road, Crown Valley Partw1cy lllld A.Uso Creek Road. ReststraUon wtll beJlll at 0 p.m . with o cbar9e or $4 to partlclpaota. Tbe top 'oo ftnllbera wtll receive European •hinl and '°°unemoratlve ahbU J wtll bet0ldatt.Mrec1t.1pocuored ta1 the Lquna NlCU l Co., Ad.ldai &NI RunMnDellpl. cominunltiea, which are com· panUvely luao develofmcnt.I, and not to the handru or ln· dlvldually owned, undeveloped blulhop lob. be Hld. Ath rton •uld hi• meHUN •• baaed on concern that bl"'ftop development would block public 1tcce1S to scenic views und Uu1t dntlopm.,nl -'rudlna would erod o.nd 1potl the natural bluff hne Hia meaaur'e. which coun· cJlmen must Uh r nact or •et for the November ballot on Mon· day. call• ror placement of parkhand Wona blutr edJes for the enUre lencth of a develop· ment. The park would be separated from homes by a street which would run the length of the park. OEVELOP£Jl8 cvaaENTL \' are required to 1lve ftve acres ot parkland to the city ror every 1,000 resident.II who wtll live in their tracts. City counellmen. who dis· cuaaed the Atherton measure two weeks ago. appeared reluc-· tant to make the lnltlative a city law. They sllid they would put It on the November ballot and. in t.he meantime. they would enact a clty policy whkb would provide a more Oexlble means of protecting the bluff• arcund the Upper Bay and ln the Irvine coast areas that could be annexed by lbe city. At that meeUng. city stair members. who had analyaed Atherton's measure. said string· lng a park and roadway the lenfth or a development would be impractical and costly to in· stall and maintain. THE PROPOSED city policy to counter Atherton's measure include$ six elements, Ho1an said. ll calls for radin1. filling and cutting o bluffs to be minimited. and for a geoJoetc study to be done on each site to measure and map unstable ureas. Also, a 40·foot setback from the blu!rs would be required for development. and public view would have to be taken into ac· count. The policy would requite max· imizlng public access to the blulfs through street.a. trans and vtewparlu. and it would man· da te careful consideration of ground witer problems, HOlfaD said. HE SAID THE policy, if adopted, would affect tllree Irvine Company-owned parcels in the Upper Bay -the Caatawaya, Westbay and Newport.er North -as well aa the undeveloped CalTrans parcel below Hoag Me10orial Hospital and tbeJrvine Coast area. if it is ever anqexed to the city. Irvine to Await Suit Council to Avoid Homeowners Dispute By PHILIP ROSMARIN \ et• Delly PIMl l\8ft The Irvine City Council de· cided this week to stay clear of a homeowners dispute in which a community association passed rules to restrict the neighborhood to adults. despite the fact that several families already live there. The council decided lo await the· outcome or al least one law~uit filed against the Orangetree Patio Homes Associ· lion. Resident Lee Parpst. father or an infant child, is suing the as· sociation on erounds its actions. in etrect, are forcing him to move. HOMEOWNEBS IN the north· centTal lrvtne community voted in July to bar future residents under 18. and to bar minors cur· .........~.....,__----··-ther.6.~rom-.usina any ~commonly owned recr~a· tional facilities. Some residents witb children appeared before the council last month to ask that it intervene. Councilmen expressed con· cern that the association action might reduce available family housing in the city. despite lbe fact that the development was upproved In 1974 as "adult· oriented" with the promise of developer Presley Homes to seU the units to adults without children. COUNCILMEN ALSO were concerned that the city might be sued. City Attornev James Erickson told the coun«'il Tuesday that the city is under no obligation to set· tie the dispute. He also advised Japanese students pose for Ken Vogt of Orange Coast YMCA as part of week ·long visit to area. Students, ac· tive YMCA members in Japan. are staying with host families in Harbor Area and Fountain Valley. The stu· dents, who speak English. have also visited two other parts of country during past month as part of a cultrual exchange. Next year. U.S. students from the YMCA will visit Japan. that councilmen could. if they wanted. pass an ordinance that would forbid hous ing di s · crimination against families. Though the council stopped short of that. Councilman Larry Agran said he might propose s uch legislation unless the homeowners work out a com· Ptomise amonir themselves . ..1(: Aliso Beach Par~ COUNCILWOMAN Mary Ann Gaido suggested the association might amend Its new rules. which became effective Aug. l. so that children could use recreational facilities during normal adult working hours. Renovation Backed A $250,000 redevelopment plan for POPular Aliso Beach Park in South Laguna won the unan· imous appro~a l or Orange County supervisors this week. The plan caffs for removing Panel Backs Newport Plan Irvine Company oCficials have received coastal commission ap· proval of their plans for lbe 28· home Weslcllfl Grove develop- ment in Newport Beach. The development, to be local· ed at Westcliff and Dover drives, calls for sale of the 28 lots for custom-built homes and construction of a public bicycle trail through a row of eucalyptus trees that mark the southern edge or the project. Regional commissioners ap· proved the Sll.6 million project Monday. Plans for the sub· division already have been ap· proved by Newport Beach city officials. two-thirds ol lhe z41.space oceanside parking lot and replacing it wtth a 103·space ad- dition to the inland parkinlZ area. IN ADDmON plans call for relocating a restroom facilitv. removing a fast.food stand and adding picnic facilities and other improvements Tbe 23-acre park bas been un· der development since 1961 and wm serve as the terminus for a 19-mile open space and recrea· lion conidor planned alou~ Aliso Creek. In a related action Tuesday, supervisors put orr a decision on the future or a 1.a-acre open space and recreation corridor planned along Aliso Creek. THAT PARCEL bas been of· fered to the county by the Baldwin Company in exchange for the rights to develop an ad· Joining 70 acres. Supervisors chairman Thomas Riley asked that a de- cision be postponed until next week while be loots lnto legal is· sues involving lbe parcel. She said sbe sympathized with the adults who moved into OrangetTee unde r the im- County to Aid Two Cities' Signal Work Orange County Supervisors have agreed to pay part of a $56,000 project lo upgrade traffic lights on Irvine Avenue at Mesa and Univenilv drives. The county's s hare will be $35,000 according to the pact ap. proved, Tue&dav by supervisors. Newport Beach city officials had earlier agreed to pay the $21,000 remainder The signals wtU be modified to provtcle left tum ~s for cars traveling on Irvine Avenue. The city will be tn charge of the project which ls slated to get un· der way in {)(>tober, with comple- tion antic:h>aled a month Jater. _ Hurt Diver Files Claim Tbe City or Laguna Beach, five water afencies and a contractor building the Aliso sewer outfall, have beeri named In a $2 .mlllloo claim filed by a former deep.sea diver working on the 8,500 root 0"1tlall. Attorpeyg tor WblWer dlver Robert Lube blame the clty. lbe contractor and the water afenclea for dtcom\)resston 1lcknes1 olle,-edly aulf ered by the diver while workint with the hu•e conerete pipes It a depth or 180 feet 1.Ut May. • 1'HB OTHEll aaenctea named In lhe cit.Im art lhe South Coast County-Water Ola· trtct, Irvtne Ranch Water Db· tdet, MoWloft Nliuel Wtter Db· lrlct, El TWO W•tcr Diatrict and the Los AliJ08 Water District. Those ager.des, alon1 w1lb the City of t.aauna Bud\ comprise the Allso Water Ma'ba1ement A1ency, whlcb lt wol'klna to complete the nearly SS mi.Won outfall prognm in South ~acuna. The man clat1M Injuries to the spinal cord. amon1 other complaints Foley said the combined a&ency ls protected by a $5 mlllJon lndemnltf clause with the contractor Another diver blred by the Jack Foley, ieneral manaier contractor dJed at the outfall tor the waler manaaemeot 1\te July tt when he suddenly acency, said that all nve wattt 1urlaced after a mishap on the diatrtct.a, the city, and Peter ocean floor 190 feet below the Kiewit Soas• Co. eonatnetlaa, •w'f •e•. have ncelved t.M-clum, ,rb!~b RJaAM BBCIOIAM of OolN aeeu S2 mllUon in d•m•I• ••• •orkl•I on tbe plpellne · wben bill ·prtllW'e tu.it suddenly TB£ a.A.JM aUeaea th• 11en· nlled wtth7 elr, propeJUn1 hla cy allowed Lu.be to dlve under bodv to the 1urface. ,. CtlnJ~Q>US ConalUona, incl Uud. ·He later died OI a 1tMer• case tbert were not aulflclent • ot th• bendl, •'diaorder that 1ate1uaru to pru.et the diver ruulU from • loo 11pld • upon au.rfacla, lUt 11'1 11. Mere .. In..,_...,.. • pression they bought into an r adult community. .. I'm sure." she said. "that people coming home from work at night. who thought they were moving into an adult communi· ty. don't want to go swimming with Marco Polo at night." Her £eau0.. Physicist Robert M. Wood of Newport Beach. director of engineering research and development at McDonnell Douglas in Huntington Beach. is new president of the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club. Mayor to Aid Irvine Tax Relief Move Irvine Mayor Bill Vardoulis was dli'ttted by unanimous vote of the City Council this week to work with state Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D·EI Toro. on legislation affording property tax relier for Irvine Company leaseholders. Jn Irvine and in Newport Beach. about 5,000 owners of buildings -4,000 or them in· dlvidual homeowners -who lease their lahd from the Irvine Company face higher tax bills than their neighbors. THE ORANGE County Counsel has directed the county assessor to value all Irvine Com· panv lands -includinR the leased prope rties-al March 1978 levels rather than the 1975 rollback levels provided by Proposition 13. The lrville Company was sold In 1977. Under Proposition 13. land that changes owrtership is reassessed. THE IRVINE Company has been seeking exemption from the rule on grounds that. though company stock was sold. the firm remained essentially as it was. Leaseholders had no part in the transacUon. The company, the Irvine City Council. and Cordova believe an assessment at higher levels of leasehold land-unfairly penalizes the residents. The dlCference in tax bills has been estimated at $100 to S200 per homeowner. or up to SO percent more than the leaaeholders would pay under the 1975 rollback date In Proposition 13. Vi~t Plaque Fund& Nixed reference was to a children's swimming pool came. Lawyers for Harpst and the homeowners 8550Clalion told tbe council it may take as long ~ two or three years to resolve the dispute. if lhe lawsuit goes to trial court. WhereDifl . 10,000 .. . . Kids Go? Where did 10,000 youngsters f(O? Thars what reprt!sentatives of a variety or businesaeio and youth agencies in the NeW1>Qrt Harbor Area are trying to figure out WHILE SOME or the 10,000 students who would normally have attended summer school in the Newport·Mesa Unified School District did enroll in other public and private pro- grams. most did not, the group discovered. "For the most part. tbOse 10.000 kids involved in summer school apparently took care of themselves .. after summer school was canceled due to P roposition 13, said Jim d e Boom. executive director of the Orange Coast YMCA. The YMCA has sponsored a series of post· Proposition 13 meetings of people concerned with youth activities. Monday's meeting was attended by representatives of the YMCA. the Boys and Girls Clubs. the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach recreation departments. and Av· co Financial Services and the Irvine Company DE BOOM SAID the group turned up some interesting facts. One is that enrollment in pro· ~ram s ranginl{ from city· organized s ports to store· sponsored modelmg and sewing classes has increased 20 to 40 percent. However. the group found. the increases didn't come close to totaling 10.000 youngsters. Also. de Boom said. 1t turned out that few youngsters io Ule 15·tO·l8·year·old group were In- volved in any of the activities He said he's been asked to figure out how to conduct a sur· vey to gain some insight into what Harbor Area youngsters have done this summer. Man Held hi Robbery Of 50 Cents A Santa Ana man. who police allege forced a Liftda Isle resi- dent to give up 50 cents, was s lated for arraignment in Newport Beach on armed ro~ bery charges. • Donald Arthur Sebreros. 1s; was picked up early Monday bf Newport poll~ in a gas station t West Coaal Hlahway an~ Balboa Boulevard where the at. Jeaed robbery took place. VICTIM SCOIT McNaughton told officers hf had aone lo tbO Without comment. the Irvine staUon to get gas when he W8f City Councll tW'Ood down a re· approached by Sebreros. who quest Ctom county Supervisor asked for money to buy gas. Philip Anthony Tueaday for a ... ~ • public donation to 8 Vletnam McNaughton told the Saol:4 veteram war Jnemor1al. Anan he had no money. whlclt ~nthony seeks money to pay alleaedly enraaed Sebreros. • for a broale plaq• hucr\b-1 ' with the n.m. ol Orance c.oun-MCNAVGBTON TOLD pO)l~ ty aervlcemen killed ln Vietnam. • the suspect 1rabbed him 6y bit ll would be ended oa a coo.. ahlrt ftcat and threatened hlat uete l&l\MtW'e the santa Ana unUI KcNaqbton banded over Civic Center at an e.Umated bll p_ocket Chance. • • rott ot --~-.~~.,._{-~""''~ MeNaupten 4tcM oUt ol tM CouncUm.n Anbur Anthony. 1tatlon a telepttoa a ,.,., hi"'-"11 • vt.IMti vet•an • ....,. · b*b a Md MtlRed = ~~~..Uv:. ~.::::::. ===-~· Ml"i beJd ht , • QpAT1NG I LOCAL Yacht Line Launched Carefree Fast-cruising Ketch Deaigned for Families Days Out .. A famity of yachU -...dally for famlllea." That'a the ta1 h•na on a Hae of aaJllnt yacl9U 1M'Oduced by Swallow Crall wllb 111 h••d· quartera in N wport S.ach t~tnt ol the line lt the Swtf\-40, d lcned by Sparkman· tephena, noted ror lta UnH and pedonnate. Tbe yacht la deKrtbfid H ll•eable • ud aea....a.,, ~lall,y IOI' llJXlib• wbltb are 1Dilll to ... la fives. TBS 8W1n..-'S ftl.cA.mN layout provides otcom.,.tedw I« four pseom ln two printe • .ftaterooa!la. ••eh with b own toll~ facllltJe &bowen aod bcJl water are standard f11turea in lhb fut·c:ndalnl ketch Tbe main ca~rovldet lounfln1 apace wi\h ~ddlUonal aceom alkma for two or ihree peo. ple. The 1ntetioc' la flntabed ln maUbed band· 'rubbed teak. There ts a navieaUon ( ) station. dining area. S4JUJYG. atora1e for the family's _ _ aear and cruising coUec· ---------tables. plua a wet locker. _ TUE ~Y llA.5 JtOI" AND cotd running water, a ~bumer stove with oveq, chl•ble ~nk•. an ice chest, eounter space, drawers, dish locken and other atorqe. . · The band-lamlaated ftber&lass bull has 1& full· 1•aatb k"1 which encapsulates a 9,000-pound lead ~Clann Fan Schedule Now Available b1l111t. v cht S~laltiet' d eslrOyer·type wheel , For Tots with pedestal la 1landard, u are t.be 40-bp Places dlesel wtlh 2· 1 reduction &tar, Schaefer hardware, SAN FRANCISCO Barlent winches. ll5·volt and 12·voh drculll, <AP> -Gone ta the M 11rlnetlca circuit breaker and hot water beater. carefree life of beln1 The boat carrlea 1'? 1allons of water in three five years old. Now kin· atalnlea tuJc.a and 50 tallona of fUel to a stainleaa dereartnera bave to do tMnk. homework. THE KETCH alG C.\N BE mana&ed by a tamlly cnw, the builder aaya. For more lnlormatlon contact: Swallow Craft Yacbta, .ul01 Westcwt, SuJte 214, Newport Beach. That's the word from the San Franclaco Board of Education, whleh ex- tended It.a lons·standine rule requirina homework for fl rat throuab fifth graders tQ cover the tiniest of schoolchlldnn aa well. The policy also sets a maximum amount of Ume for homework as· sig nments, as a guideline for te,chera. Students in kin· dergarten throuah third grade are requiYed to spend up to 20 minutes a night on homework, while youngsters in a rades four and five must be assigned up to 30 minutes of homework daily. If homework i sn't enough to ruin a kin- derg a rtner's life. the boud says its next pro· ject is to come up with a r eport card for the tykes. Film Set Oranae Coast Colleae'a 1978 fall semester class schedule can be obtained free at the OCC Ad· 'FAMIL y OF YACHTS FOR FAMIL(ES; miaalons Office. ed I T R For Seniors . It is also available at more than 100 communi· Four Accommodation• Provld n wo ooma "The Laat Tycoon, .. ty locations, Including libraries, police and fire starring Robert De Niro; . stations, 7-Eleven stores and the Daily Pilot. ..a --. --. -: ·A ..: ... .::::!...=-H-baeed on a noveH>y .·. Re~a~or:i. begifls !\\11:.M.. by~~"t.-~ .•. ~aet-S·cnOJar8 "(..ileil F. Scott Fitzgerald, ~m -;w:ltb-slghups ava1tao1e'Jn QCC-s Adnussions and be ~hown free to seruor &ecordS Office.It is open from 8 a.m. lo-7:30 p.m. A number of Orange "'"'"...._ ..... 7 uur• 0.11, cititens Aug. 18 at the Mondays.Thursdays and 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Coast students have ~~!r:,0~~,~ • .,,~..::.~n~·:::i~:: South Coast Theater, Fridays. been named to the Aot1er1 Miiier. o.vld Mutts, Jettr...-Laguna Beach. •: Information can be obtained by calling dean's list for scholastic Pew1owo1. Howerd Prnri•r. Mlchul StreM. Rlli'811 Tsuchld•. !i56-573S. achievement al Cal Poly v.1 .... Groumens. Kerl• Stein• * * * . Special Signups Set for Disabled ·. · Physically disabled students who wish to at· tend Orange Coast College this fall can register during a special session Aug. 21rrom10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in OCC's Counseling and Admissions build- ane. Disabled-stttdentllr-eurolttng-f(>r the first fime must file an application in advance. Some specialized courses for the disabled will be offered this fall, includin1 personal fitness, career planning and assertion training. Information about the registration can be o~ \~ined by calling 556-5511. · · For the Record . , ...... Pount•lnValtey • P,ERRYMAN-ALDRIOGI. -Lester M~MllMOtUAL H .. 27, •nd Dlbtlotel'I LYM, 22, llOtll HOSPITAL .. HS8YTHIAN ~;:~'1:10::.'HODOIHS -Jamff Mr. end Mr .. sw-Hill, HuntlnolOn F •• •nd Me~ T 42 botll Of ..... bOy .. .... •• .. • Mr. •tWs Mn. Riclwlrd Gat•man. Hunt· lnrlne JULY 2t lnOt0118HCll;~· •• tm A0 8 1ATTl·CAPPIELLO-OKer •.• ~.•""Mn. s.muet Stein, N-rt lt, and Merla B., 20, both of Coste ._ .. , ... oh1 Mew. M and Mrs JOlln Bond LOllQ KELLY·CHETKOVICH -Edward • r .:,h ....., • Gordon. 4S, -' CMol Mey, 33, t:>oltl •~ ' ...,. of UtQuna 8Hcll Mr. 1nd Mrs. Richard McOoMQh, JULY 11 Mlssion Vl41+o. Qirt MORAN· WONG -P6UI C.rroll. 14, Mr. and Mrs. Cr••O Steevu. !>en •nd Rebecc• lAn. 20, both of Hunt Clemente. Qlrl l119ton Betcll. ,..., 24, 1'71 JUNll 2S • Mr. end Mr\. Victor St•nley. Sen WINTER80URNE·GROOGAN -JIN"Capl.tr-.olrt Ml net Mrs. i-enc• Gllmote S.11 J•"'" Victor. Jt. _., P-4rkle AM, · • • 31. bOlh Of c.pistr-S.ec:h. Clemente,llOv CO LWELL-MARTINEZ -Rlchtrd JULYM 41tlNOR·ICRAVITZ -Andrew Lee, • -J«lllyn K•y, 27, both OI Cost• Mesa. All•n. 1', of Tustin. •nd Sylvl• Merit, 19, di Westminster. 8REWSTER·AICR -~ Edward. n. ot An-Im. -IC,errY Jo, 22, of GostaMeu. HAYS-SMITH-Vlrdltn Mlct\MI, 31. of Wutmlnster. •net CArollne E .. o . Of Hunllnvton 8Hcll. •RAOSTREET·WEST -JOIWI C., 37, -========:::::::-•"d Sun-llqr'le. 23, 00111 of lrvlne C•ll 142-5178. JIK.Y IS ISHAM·GARDNER -V1ncet1t Lff. "· ol CM-, ...,Sylvi.t Diann•. "6. of Put a few words to work for ou. ... ~ ......... coupon Sawe~ ~ off regular $2.75 edrnlMtoa with coupon Oller~ Augu9t16,1978 0 San Lula Obispo for the bruo~ •nd Nency W•ller. • YIUM 9NCtl -MlcMel Newton spring quarter. ...., Joe1 w.1u.. They are. by city: L ....... HI"• -Richard W•lktr . Seal -..Cll -Merti Kuc.ere. Newper1 ... ell Greov K•llv. Cephtrue •••ell -Petrick SLt0•:-d ~~~Jar~~::;~~ LlnelN<k ' " -' • Cereiie 01 M., -Ke llv R~~7.:;~r:::1~1:u~~'.t. Cllrlat .. Ofl, S.rell O.lv. Bredford MIUIOll vi.1e -Stephenie Bel•nv MCN•"'" Md l'rederlc'll Moote. • end John J Leogue Jr CH .. Meu -Cllrls Stephens, S•ll Ju•n C.pl1tr""9 -Steven cetherl11e C.mpbtll a11d Heney Miklos Meyer. Leiun• N ...... -Ollnl-4 Penney. Dau "91111 -Andrew L. Hoitt Jr. Se•tll Le1•11• -M. StCHlten· 81 T--Rkl\erd MolbeuQh and llOroug,., LIM P•ttenon. .. ~.Auou1t10. 1878 2nd Annual CLASSIC ca• SHOW& AUCllCIN AUGUST 11·12·13 woi: ~s ]istte}j1'lnd~tel CONVENTION CENrER ANAHEIM, CAUFORNIA 1150 W Cerritos Ave.• Anaheim. Calif. 92803 •Hotel Reservations 714·77&-6600 AUCTION• SATURDAY & SUNDAY-11:00 A.M. Viewing Friday 3 to 8:30 P.M. -Doors Open 9 A.M. Every Day OVER 3 MILLION DOLLARS OF FABULOUS ANTIQUE CLASSIC la SPECIAL INT!AEIT CARS MORE THAN 300 FINE MOTOR CARS GN.. YOU'LL FIND ~£· ·---:..YHE'4 AL.l IN l'HIS FANTASTIC ANNUAL --~~ OLD CAR EVENT ClASSIC AUCTION. Inc. l 0C.4l SPO~S. 908 ELZ and GARY CLARK 830 S Mam• Santa Ana. Caht 92701 • (7141 647·9709 Gen. Adm. $3.00 Children $1.50 (Wt\et1 .t.ecompen;eo 8y "" Mulll .1111U> Wiil> Gift Certificate WET and Loan Aesocteuon P.O. Box 1348 1700·Adams Avenue Costa Mesa. Ca. 92828 {71~) 7~ 180f Bring this Gift Certificate in to Orange Coast Savings and receive your FREE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Remember. you must open a savings account at Orange Coast Savings. we·n be happy to transfer your account from another savings and loan or bank for you. Just bring in the passbook or cert1ftcate of the account you wish transferred. If you are already an Orange Coast Savings account holder, you may also reoelve a fREE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX by making an additional deposit to your account. ( Hurryt Th a oner expires on August 31, 1978. ..... .W DM.Y Ptl.OT ~tudy Finds t Some Smokes Less Risky WASRINGTON (APl -A top aovernment Mt..u..t aaya • amoker CM COClllUl'De • P•C-• da)' ot ~ MW cllanttea on UMt •lil'W ••wttbovt •P· parut rtlk." "W• don't want to t'all than nfe. We don't tlllnk then la NCh a thlq. But IOID9 a~ 10 k>w ln \ar and olber toxic aubstances u to cat.lie no ob- eervable b.uant." •an Gio Bau.a Gort, bead ol UM amokina ud bulth Pf'Olr&m at tM NatioDal lutltutea ol Healtb TBE TOaACO> INDVl'nY RAS developed .JM&e ~ with the belll of mllKona ol doUan ln 1ovai6nent research f\.mda. Gort and Cornelius J . L,yods ol f!nvtro Collttol lac., lbe tovenunent 'a prime coatne1or oa what tiu become known -despite their objeetiona -u "••f~ ri1arette nHuel.," Mve ~-tat.--------~-:==~~ob ioe:n c11arette braadl Z-7-Cigarette The levels are baaed on tbe maximum amount of tar. nicotine and four other toxic substances B , __ J,,.. G ded found ln the smoke that an average smoker miaht rtu 1(,13 ra eonsume before his death rate rises above that of a oonsmoker. A PEltSON COULD SMOKE 23 ci1arettes a day or Carlton Menthol -over a pack -before reaching the tolerable level, Gori and Lynch said. Tolerable levels of tbe other brands range from 18 ciaarettes a day for Now Menthol to three a day for King Sano, Klng Sano Menthol. Merit., Merit Men- thol, Real and Tempo. · Gori said details or their fl.Ddings are to be published soon in tbe Journal of the American Medical Association. The two define tolerable levels in terms of cigarettes before 1960, when tar and ttlcoUne con- Cents were much higher than today and studies first Identified tbe long-term risks of cigarette amoking. Gori said studies have shown that JteOPle'wbo Sl;nok~o more--US-an.two p!'e--1960 dgllnttKa-dar bad no higher death rate than nonsmokers. •. · . THEREFORE, BE EXPLAINED, IF one ~ould reduce the various toxic substances in ~igarettes below the pre-1960 levels, a smoker pre- !tumably could smoke more of the new, "low- bazard" cigarettes without increasing the risk of dying from l\lni cancer, heart disease or the various other aliments associated wttb cigarette smoking. Gori said the government research project bas tested more than 150 modifications of tbe ordinary cigarette in efforts to reduce tbe hazards and some of those modifications are showing up on the market By changing the porousness of the paper, the soil in which the tobacco is grown, the cut leaf's texture, the curing process, the mter, the burning temperature and the method of manufacture, scientists have substantially lowered the smoke's toxicity, he added. THE RESULTS BA VE BEEN TURNED over to the tobacco industry, and "some or these new cigarettes• are ~~ clllfft result of this work," Gori said. altbOllh Ille tnduatry has never admitted cigarette smoldnc i3 hazardous. Tar, the total particulate matter found in cigarette smoke, is generally believed to be the chief cancer-causing agent. 'while nicotine is known to have short-term adverse effects and is imspected of causing addiction, peptic ulcers and other damage. Gori and Lynch also compared the amoonts of four other hazardous substances in cigarette smoke: carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide, nitrogen oxides and acroleln. While some brands showed higher tolerance levels in some subt.ances, the total tolerance level was determined by the hazardous substance re· duced least from pre--1960 levels. That means the brands ranked least buardous aren't necessarily the ones with the lowest tar and nicotine, the sub- stances shown in cigarette advertisements. GORI CONCEDED THAT BECAUSE it takes many years for most smoking-related diseases to show up it will be some time before there is specific scientific evidence to prove or disprove his assumptions. And some recent studies question the value or low tar and nicotine ci&arettea, either because peo- ple tend to hold the smoke ln their hmgs longer or because new additives in the tobacco and paper may prove hazardous. "But we feel confident," Gori said, "that these ~igarettes will be useful to the point you will have people smoking a pack a day without apparent risk." The newest report on smoking by the Depart- ment of Health, Education and Welfare, released last ~ontb. said studies do show a "dose-response" relationship between the amount of tar Jllld nicotine ln cigarettes, the amount one smokes and the degree of risk. THE REPORT DIDN'T ASSESS tbe dancers of the newer low-tar brands. but it cited one study that found smolten of ci.garettes wlth less tban 17.8 milligrams tar and 1.2 mg. nicotine reduce the rilk of dying about 1S percent when compared to high tar and nicotine smoken but still have 50-percent higher mortality rates than noaamokera. None of the 27 brands tested by Gori and Lynch exceeded 10.3 ma. tar or 1.01 m1. nieotlne. Gori'• prosram bas spent more tbab S21 million ln federal funds 11Dee 1"15, nearly ball of it in search of less buardoul elaarettes. But be said bis budget ls belna trimmed as the eovemment puts more ernphaaia on tryiq to convince people not to smoke. ·M· . ·. MERCURY SAVINGS . ... • • • ,,,.,, ''"'" 11"11tlrlttl fo" W ASHlNGTON <AP> -Here is a list of the 27 "low-tar" brands tested and the number of cigarettes of each brand a person may smoke in a day without exceedin8 "tolerable levels." The levels were defined by government researchers as the amounts of six hazflrdous substances con- tained in two pre-1960s cigarettes. NATION Save on llnks stlteh cardigan with free monogramming. Classic. 6-button golfer's model. fall i;weater wtth two lower pockets. ribbed cuffs and waistband. Easy care acrylic in a wide choice of oolOfs. Bone. camel. rust. brown. yellow. light blue. navy, red. white. S-M·L·Xl. Pre-~ason price Reg.26.00 •19.90 silverwoods ' 45 F~HION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH 25% to· 50% savings on selected summerwear! wom•'s 111e11's . ' ' infants, •d children's! s•dresses, pantsuits, tops, shirts, blouses and ·much more! h111J in todaj! , •1N•s•1•o·e~:···o•u•td•oo•r•s ... ·.co•mi111111c•s .................. iiiii ........... ·.' .. ~""'llliiiiiiilllil ..... ~.--;,..Orts •Stocks •Business ThWIOly, Aueutt 10. 111• oM.1 ;Lor '.C • u~ BILL RUSSELL THROWS FOR FIRST TO COMPLETE DOUBLE PLAY AGAINST PADRES. ltislng_From Obscurity i No More 'Terry Who?' l A h . . ::-year ago at t 1s lime. even t• though he was starting his fourth full season as a member of the Los Angeles Rams. Terry Nelson could have been Ricky or ~David's broUier as far as Ole-"Na· _.. tional Football League followers were conc~med. -Statistically. Nelson emerged as one of the better light ends in the NFL last year. The 6·2. l 24~·poundcr had 31 receptions ~for 401 y ards and three touchdowns. P e rhaps his performance k could have been called s urpris· l ing. but the person least sur· prised by what happened was Terry Nelson. "I'VE ... ALWi\ VS believed in ~myself," said the 27·year.old ~Nelson at the Rams' Fullerton r Slate trnining camp recently. > "I felt the same last year as I t always have. thal I jus~ needed 1 some playing time to show what i 1 could do." .,, Nel s on . a n a tive c f Arkadelphia. Ark .. played his ... colle g e football in virtual nanonymity at Arkansas AM&N . <, THAT SITUATION continued t with the Rams until last year as r he spent nearly all of 1973 on Los t Angeles' taxi squad and caught only five passes for 53 yards dur· ing the next three seasons. ~ Then came last year and the •emergence. which wa~ all the ' more surprising because the Rams had signed former All· Pro light end Charle Young t<' a free TERRY NELSON a ge nt contra ct prior to the season The job as starting tight end was Nelson's all the way and that's the way things currently stand for 1978. lfl the Rams' pre· season opener against New Eng land last Saturday night. Nelson led Los Angeles re· ceivers with four catches for 36 yards. HOW GOOD is Terry Nelson? ··1 guess on a 10-point scale I rate myself an eight or a nine:' he said. "There are still a lot of things I c an do to improve myself. With my size a lot of people considered me to be just big. People underestimate my speed. "When I first came to the Ka.nir.tlme~ tre r ......,,..,....- player . but I wouldn·t have been satisfied until I proved to myself that I was the starting tight end for the Rams. "I felt like I should have been All ·Pro last year. Now people know who Terry Nelson is. Get· ting a name is a hard thing in this league. It helps, but you still have to do the job.·· What about thjs year? "I would like to have a better s eason ... said Nelson. ..The number of receptions I have is secondary. I just want to con· tribute to the team. "I'd like to play in the Pro Bowl as well as in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl. that's the main thing. I know we can do it. We 've jus t got to have it together in the playoff games.·· Fregosi Cites Bat Drought OAKLAND <AP I -The California Angels and Oakland A ·s res umed their final 1978 series today at l o'clock aner a day or rest in which Kansas City added a half game to its lead in the American League West. That left the Angels 21h games back of the Royals and the A's down by 41h, but it"s not as close as that appears. The Angels are AngebSlate All 0.mts.,. ICMl'C 11101 Todev ~1Uornl1 II Oekland 1 o.m. FrldlY Cllllornt• II Selltle 1 JO om. Slturdev Clll'6rnl1.iSeattle121 S.JO p.m. rive games behind in the loss column and the A's seven. "If we could hit the ball, we'd be all right .... said Angels Mannaer Jim Fregosi alter the Angels evened the series at 11 2 by winning 2·1 Tuesday. California totaled just 10 bits for the two games. Fregosi noted that Angels" starting pitchers have been averaging just under three earned runs a game and re· lievers just under two since the All-star game. But the club is nlnth in the league in team bat· ling. A's Manager Jack McKean can hardly be expected to sym. pathtze. His team is dead last among the 14 AL clubs in batting and the EJlA of his entire pltchin• corps for the season ls only 3.llt Caltfomla had· an 8-6 lead ln the series with Oakland as th4: An1ela sent lefl·hander Frank Tanana, 14·7, against Corona del Mar iraduatt'! Matt Keouah. 1-3. tooay. · tanann blanked the A '1 f.O on 1~ ~hit.I In tM eason o~r. and rlpt-bander Keou&h holds a •·O, sevtn·hit abutout .victory over the Anam. ro1..-. toclaY'• aame. tllf Aaaeta tnftl to Seattle ._.. tMJ'I PIQ the MartMn ....., From AP Dlapatcbea L-OS AMGELES-Ooua Rau saya the Dodgets are finally beclnning to really believe. "lfey. we can win this thing." · 'Tt\is thing" is the Nat~ League Western Division tttle. and Rau contributed to the cause Wednesday by pitching a five·hit shutout and stopping the San Diego Padres. J.O. before 41,597 at Dodger Stadium. . It was the fifth consecutive complete game by Dodger pitchers and the fifth straight victory for LA. RAV SAYS he personally had bis hopes for a title revitalized when the Dodgers took two games from the first.place San Francisco Giants last weekend. .. Until then I had question marks in my mind. We had so many ups and downs all year:· said Rau. The rivalry with the Giants en· ters another phase tonight as Vida Blue < 16·41 takes the mound against LA rookie Bob Welch <3·01 at Dodger Stadium. IT BEGINS a four.game continuing through Sun· R:tu says a turning point ror the Dodgers was the pe,tformance of Welch. who shut out San Francisco in Candlestick Oodflen Slat~ Afl 0-• KA•C 17 .. 1 ton19111 Glantut Los Aft91IH 1 2S o m F••r Glltnl1•1l• ....... , > Upm ~-J' G'Mt•~• i.-.....-••ffl'fft Park to start the current wm streak. The Dodgers are now one game back of the Giants and a half-game behind seeond-place CincinnatL .so the ..serie~ that opens tonight in LA is crucial. IN BEATING the Padres. Rau had help from Dusty Baker. who homered. doubled and singled. and Johnny Oates. who singled to drive in two runs for the 1 Dodgers. Baker hit his ninth homer in the second inning off loser Eric Rasmussen< 10·9>. In the fourth inning Ron Cey singled. Baker doubled and Mon· day was walked intentionally. setting up Oates' two·run single. Rau <ll·i> did not allow the Padres a hit aner the third in· nlng after he pitched out or his only Jam of the night. The left· hander struck our seven and walked onJy two m gaining his second shutout of the yt:>ar RAU HAS WON four of bis last \ six decisions against San Diego Tht! otUy trouble Rau encoun· tered was in lht-~econd inning. w.flt-n Ra&mussen and Gerk-' Richards singled with only one out. Rau pitched out or the Jam by g~ttmg Ozzu.• Smith and rookie Jim Besw1~ on ground balls. -. IAMOl•OO &.OS ANGaLa~­ 111c111ros 1• 0 SMlll\n 8llWl~ll rt Wlnll4td ct T ... ICI< o t110mu•t1 Almonllll f. 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Orc.mtes recovered from ,1 s low start to defeat Rick Fagel. 76ers Woo.i·ng Walton PORTLAND, Ore. fAPl -Bill Walton met with Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham Wednesday in the third attempt by the 76el'S lo snare the star center since he flrst made hls mark al UCLA. · Walton turned down the two offers to go to Philadelphia earlier In his career. But the 78ers C'ontlrmed by phone earlier this week that Walt.on would ative them .serious con· slderotlon IC they joined the cur· rent b111tttn1 ror th' aervlcet ot the departln1 PoKland Tran Blazers center. ' general manager and president to speak with Walton'.s a1ents. Franklin Mieuli. president Qf the • Warriors. was expected to come to Portland today or Friday to follow up on Attles' talk with Walton. ·"There is no point ln me corn· ing out, .. said .Fili Oil(on. 78ers .. president. "l t\ave the utmOit faith in Billy Cunningham.·· The Blazers announced last Friday that they would try to trudt Walton nt bt1 requHt Medical ,..alOnS have most oflen been t'lted lor the 2.5-)'ear-<>ld's des Ire to leave the t cam be led to J 1977 NBA chmplonahlp and trainer Ron Culp. ·•it I~ vc-Ty unfair to our trainer and doctor to be listed as one or the reasons for leaving.·· Steele said. ·•ifow can you state medical reaaons when h e 1Welto11 > ii' nown all over the roun~y and seen so many doc· tors?•· STEELE SAID he was caUed to· " <1pectal meeting by B1azets Coach Juck Ramsay a fter Welton's dectsaon was an· nounced "I don't tbinkthe whole truth ht being told," said Steele. ''Toomonythinas1ustdon•tmake senstt. 'l'Mre are stlll too many que UOM to be answered about his ~,n11uon and not all or the :..n wtrsorevolld " Walton h• mas1'cd 119 games ur1n• tu!> four NBA aeuona bttuu1t: Of Injuries. The lat.est .-broken (OOl und be is 1Ull °" crutch A CtipaVle 9'eport from the World of Sport• After 22-mile-Swim: "It W ae Juat Beautiful' OXNARD "The awim WU Jual beautlful," M hiappy •·Ytar-old Clndy atnland Hid N the wadtd uhore after f\nlab1na a 11-mJle rounCMrip swim acroH th• Santa llarbara Oannel. "It wu fMnt&stJc oul there," the CallfornJa State Coll•1e at Lon, Beach coed 11td "I couldn't have had bet· tor conditions. t was beautiful " In 1'71. Clneland tried to set the record for a JIS·IDlle ooe-.. y Hrim across~ Cat.allna Channel, but ahe mlued by 17 mlnlltes. AbcQ 40 persons were wai\int to 1reet Cltvtland u slle joQed onto Sliver Strand Beach Tuesday. ll took ber lJ hours and • minutes lo 1wim lo Anacapa la land and back In.the 91-dearoe water. She was followed by a boat and three men on pad- dleboards Her success came three weeu after a near-ratal at· te mpt by Dave Yudovia of Canoea Park to awim the chan- nel. Yudovln had to be pulled rrom the water in shock a mile and a half from shore -----fl-•e•I ille ... ____ _ Referring to Rams Coach Geor1e Allen, quarterback Pat Baden said Wednesday: "Once we f~re out what the heck he's asking, we're 10- lnrto be all right.·• TNfttl' 1. What team broke Don Drysdale's 5&Y.s inning score- less streak? 2. Name the teams of Sandy Koufax' four no-bitters? Elseaere fa s .... c. BASEBALL -PaaJ Molkaa fired a four-hitter and drilled a bases-loaded double 1n a five·run sixth innlnl u the Clnclruiatl Reds defeated the Atlanta Braves 10.0 . . . Hal Mcbe doubled with two out in the seventh inni"-8 to ..... ~-end fhe perfect •ame of lfaltlrii~ SCOff:MCGre1or.-fllen the next. three Kansas Cily batten hit safely to tire Uie Royals a 2-0 victory over the Orioles ... Andtt Tbo111toa'1 solo homer led the Clev~land Indians lo a S-1 win over Boston . . . MJcke7 Riven' two-run homer touched off a rive-run New York rally in the ninth as \be Yaakeea downed the Milwaukee Brewers 8-7 ... Terry Crowle1 has signed a three-year contract with the Baltimore Orioles. FOOl'BALL -A new lottery based on points seored In proressional football games will be operated by New York Stale during this fall's National Football League seaaon . . . LydeU MltcbeH, reportedly implying racial bias dur· Ing contract negotiallng sessions with the Baltimore Cotta. has filed a grievance with the National Football Lea1ue Players Assn .. alleging a lack of bargaining in good faith ... The Detroit Lions announced they have signed veteran running back Hubert Glnn as a free agent . . . Veteran derenslve end Billy Newaome, who announced Tuesday his retirement from football. has changed his mind and decided U> play through the 1978 NFL season with the-Chica-go Beers-. OTHER SPORTS -Steve Cautbea, the first jockey lo earn more than S6 million In purses and the rider of the 1978 Tri_ple Crown winQer Affinned, bas a sltgbt shoulder separation that may jeopardhe bis ride in the upcoming Travers Stakes ... Jackson State University is subject lo forfeiting its basketball victories last sea.son for us- ing two ineligible players ... NBA Commissioner Lury O'Brien will de- termine what compensation the Houston Rockets must pay the Golden State Warriors for the signing of tree a gent alck Barry . . . Sale of the Colorado Rockies lo a group headed by New Jersey businessman Ar&hur Imperatore was approved by thei nave CAuTMaN .. . .NHL'a Ho.a ot uovemors •.. uramolhag plan$.nO pro· test of a one-year probation imposed by the NCAA for making special loans to athletes. Sporu-RH"l't' RADIO: Baseball -Tonight -San Francisco at Dodgers, 7:30 p.m .. KABC (790); Angels at Oakland. 1 p.m .• KMPC <710). Horse Rating -Del Mar Feature Race. 5:35 p.m., KIEV <870>. TELEVISION: No events scheduled. A ••ll'el"9 te Trlfttl l. Philadelphia Pl\tllles. 2. New York Mets. Philadelphia Phillies. Chll'aao Cuba and Sttn Francisco Giants. .. . , Rogal Gets Bu Kiela Kansas City Royal Paul·Spllttorff demonstrates why he belongs to baseball.'s elite grotip of high-ranking pitchers as be cranks up his leg in a manner that would make a cborus line envious. Splittonrs style evokes memories of other high-kicking pitchers such as Juan Marichal and Sandy Kouf ax. but he has yet to attain their stature in the game's history. J -t'A>ach Job -~ ~ \ To .Aniltea Dean Andtea. recently ap· polntejl as a full-time assistant men's baaketball coach. has been named head mentor or the UC Irvine women's basketball program along with b\s other duties. Andrea has been a part-time asaislant under head coach Tim Tift for the past seven years and has been te~ching at Canyon Hiah School hf Anaheim. The UCI women's team com- petes In the large college di vision of the AIA W and Is a m am b.er of Ule. ~""-"-~~~"'·~~~ California Athletic ~ssoclaUon which includes Cal State Los Angeles, Cal State Northridge. Cal Poly Pomona. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and UC Santi! Barbara. LeANNE KARASIK Crea• WIWE GITTENS of £o1111ty 1..a.sorda Fires Orange Coast area products year. He scored 52 touchdowns Willie Gittenl' from Founlain in this two-plus years with the S • G Valley High and L e Anne Barons, leading Fountain Valley tarlJDJl 0D Karasic from Huntington Beach to the Sunset League cham· ·Rugby Star Joins Tour Bruce He nderson of the Unicom rugby football club of Huntington Beach. will be play. ing in South Africa for the U.S. Cougars in six matches through Aug. 29. He was selected to the U.S. na· tlonal rugby team Eagles and played against the Canadian na· tional squad in Vancouver re- cently Henderson is considered one or the best players in American rugby At 32. he stands 6·3 and weighs 230'allct avenges Olle-try per game In regular season play. He also kicks field goals up to 85 yards in len.rth. The lour lo South Africa bas been set up lo promote U.S. in· volvement in inte rnational rugby. ll 1s sponsored by the South African Rugby Union and will see games in Durban. East London. Cape Town. Prleoria. Kimberly and Johannesburg. e High were the reclplenla or the pionship in lf117. Los Angeles Dodger Manager first Dr. Pepper scholarship Karasic. in Europe where she Better Late Than •. Tom Lasorda wilt "fire the start-awards as the best of Orange is currenUy performing. is a ing gun Sunday to send nearly County prep athletes. two-time CIF champion In all· All girl" who participated on a l",500 rurtnenon lbe\r way-In the . . T~wo were honored Wed· around compet,lion In gym· Coron1t del Mar High School Fullerton 11).ktlometer run. nesday at the monthly Orange nasties. athletic team during the past The race over a 6.2-mlle Counly Sporlswriters Assn. Headed for UCLA on 8 gym-two years art'! ehgtblc to pick up course ls sponsore<fl>y the North meeting and presented "°o u -'--l bi K i a school atbletic emblem llet· Oranfie Couna; YMC• and is scbolarabips, in addillon lo an nas cs S\.""JIU an p. aras c was ter> school orfictals announced n the key to Huntington Beach sanct oned by e AAU. indlvldual and perpetual trophy. High's collection of two CIF this week. The YOUPleat runner is expect· Gittens. beaded for Arizona t All girls who believe they are edtobeSUpbenL11btbourne.8, State. was a two-time All· eamcrowns. elig1bleandwhow1sbloobtaina and the oldest, Halvor Halsted. CIF player, capped by his senior Ka rasic. a 90-pounde r . lette r , should contact cirls 73. season in which be wu voted finished with a 3.0 grade pomt athletic director Kathy Bulmer The race will start at tbe CIF Large Schools player of the average and was a cheerleader. when school opens in the falJ. NonhOran1eCountyMuniclpal ~~~--=~~~-=-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---=--=--......:........:..:..~~~~~~ Courthouse at Valley View Drive and Berkley. For further In· formation, call m;YMCA. Baseball Standings Improve Your Appearance "GAS s•••s .. MllCUIY ZEPHYR AT Yl+'••WOUMTS +PLUS+ Al12sdlMll"11• BIKE ... ..,,.d•• .1 NATIONAL LEAGUE WestDIYllloa San Francisco Cincinnati Dodgen San Die10 Atlanta Houston W L Pct. GB 67 47 .588 66 47 .584 ~ 66 48 .579 1 57 57 .500 10 53 80 .469 13a,.; .52 60 .464 14 Eut Division Philadelphia 60 so .5'5 Chicago 58 54 .518 3 Montreal S4 61 .470 &If.a Pittaburgh 51 58 .468 8Y. New York 48 66 .421 14 St. Louis ~ 69 .395 17 WI llly'1tar.. ~s. s.. 0.0000 CNU915.~• "-· .. Sell "'81\CllCO s ClllClllMll 10, Al&MtJI O New Yri 10, MollCreei J ~ltlflla '·St. '--Is J T....,.,._ s... frandte• Cctlw ,._., al ....,.. lw.ldl Hl11 .. 1 ... ...,,.. ,.,.,. ....... 71 •• f'fll'"9lllfll• IC.rlloll ~111, 11 ClllCIMllll I~ ).1) ot 5911 '*99 c.-... .. ,.1,11 Olll,.-~ ~·--­Soll l'tlllC,_ .. DllillN, 11 <::Ilic.to .. MIMrN!," St. LovCutHew Yn, II ~lbMllll• ~ ........ 11 AllM!ta•~.11 Cln<lllllatl al Sell Ofttit, n > AMERICAN LEAGUE Wet* Dlv11lon Kansas City An1ela Oakland Texas Mlnnesota CbiCl)IO Seattle W L P~t. GB 62 48 .544 82 53 .539 2\.1.i 60 5S .522 4\.1.i 53 57 .482 9 47 64 .423 15\.'.i 46 66 .414 1ea,.; 42 73 .365 22\.'.i Eut DlrllloD Boston 70 41 .631 New York 83 49 .563 7\.1.i Milwaukee 61 48 .560 8 Detroit 61 50 .550 9 Baltimore 60 52 .536 1011\ Cleveland 52 58 .473 17\.'.i Toronto 43 69 .384 27\.'.i II ........ , .. 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Orimnally bllltd as th C>Pen1nt tvent of tbe 1m l.4diH l>rol Jonal Golf Tour. o.e event W&I moved back to Ftbruary Another d ate charti• bu been made with tbe tourna1Mnt now scheduled to be played Mareb 31 tbroup April I. Oo of UM! maj<>r realOf'IS for .lbe moat recent d•te :!u:J: I.a t.bo fact that NBC wm now televl.ae the flnal two ~ ln the ll60,000~t. "ln 'Uon to lbe national televlalon expo1ure, the new playing dates will provide us with better GOU' weather for both the players and s pec· tators." ieneral RE'DQ1DT chairman Jim Poteel T . ft says. "It will also give us more daylight in case a playoff is required." The women's tour will be in Los Anaeles Sept. 28·0ct. 1 for the Kent Gold Lights championship at Calabasas Park Country Club, a $100,000 event. N•ncy Lopes. the sensational young star of this year's tour, wlU play In Los Angeles and is expected to be In the field at Costa Mesa next year for the higher paying Kemper event, . By her own admission, she doesn't understand com· pletely the technique of the golf swing-even her own. "I don't know anything about my golf swing," she says. "I just hit the ball. They wanted me to do a 30- minute TV show, analyzing my golf swina, but I had to turn them down. I told them that what I know about my golf swing I could tell in about a minute." Before she started her professional career, she asked Lee Trevino about her s wing. She told him that some peo· pie were saying she had a bad swing and would neyer m ake it He told her : "If it works, use it. If it doesn't, change it." . ''Thank the Lord, l ~ neve.r bad to change it.•• she says. · · • Racing Results DEL MAR "wW-...UyJ t lltll8Yol.,..., __ -•1"11 F"" re<e ~Alli. (NOQUetl t .00, S 10, s.oo. KHll• KnlSh (ChfMQI 17 oo. 12.00; Perty Guy IC..ffell-1I60 Secorul rece-Peraoetlve ICastenecleJ 3 . .0. 1 ao 2 40; Scrin11 F1 .. 1 ~•url 4.00, 3.to. Otd '"• CPTr>ceyll.OlrO.TTy e c ... Jl.,.ldUf.20 Tlllrd rec:e-Rlrna's Mere IMcHeroue> 1 • .0. S 20 3 .0. Eteclr• lc.mt>e•I • 20, 4 '°· Snowy C..pe IM•ne> S.20 \S Euci. 14·31 peld S11LOO Fourlll rece Fore19n ~n9eg ement tMcHer9uel 22.60 •• 40. J .o. A·F•tlde <Bett.-1 4 20, 1 to. Neme And Ferne ICN~nl J.60 Flltll race--·s Girl IPlnc.eyl 4.fO, 2MI. 2 10, L.ucky Thrill tOUvernl J.00, J '°· Tern's FIMI IMcArronl 3.lO $S Eucte , .. ,, P•ld $12 '°· Sixth rec• --Orenl• Suen• tQl.apmanl 10.00, > 10, J.40, f.onclre (McH¥11U9) 1 40, 2 . .0, FetKll IPlr>eayl J 00 Seventh rac-a.eucete tFrezlerl IS.60. S 00, 4 00. A~.,..·, hi~ IMeHArQUel 2,40, 2.60, 9-- tty <C..staneoe> 4 90 u e .. cta 17·SI P•ld$10t 50. Elglltll rec• Joi' Ski (Pierce) 3 .a. 2 60, 1.10. LOS ALAMITOS c ..... w ...... .,, (1tll ....... efa..19M~) Flr<I •et-Dupe's HI~ (Ll~ml n.oo. 11 oo. 4.40; l'am A Klpty Too ICMdoz.al 7.40. 4.lO; #1' Jeu IROUQlll uo. '2 EuctA 1'"31 peld '127.00. Second r--stege R-(ICnl9'11) UO. 3.00, 1.60; My01olo9'( <Mltcllelll .uo, 4.00; wi-ey •Cattto.1•' ' .. Tlllrd t---oH-Cyft Alamltol .., OCl\lgMI •~ao. •.tO. J.CIO: .,.... .. ,... ..,._.. <~mer> uo. 3.40. 2.to. Ferml"91°" (8tfdl J.20. Fourtll rec:-TwlSI A Fl .. t (Lllll\em) a.:111, S.20, l 20; S~•xdoll llCfllohtl 15.10, 7.20; ~ Covnty (Hert) 2.fO. U &uc:ta ( l·JI ... kt UtO.JO Flltll rec.-T-y Wl19 ILl~inl 11AO, i.80, 4.00; UntvottM (Mylfl> a.20. •.OO; Goel To Go . AO.lrl 3.20. Slxtlt rK..-91Utl P-(T'9ffure) UO, UO. 2.40; Dupe's .u1er1st1 1c1erl1MI 4.ao. 2.40; c;e.,.1men ILilll\aml 2.40. U Eaecu 1•11 Ptld 01.50. Se,....ltl ,___.._" 10.rlsMI 14AO, 6.80. 3.00; The CIM !Welson) 4.00, J . .te>; Go Jl.Wllor 8tr t Veugltnl 2.10. ElQhth rac.-My Utile Lii L11 IMYIHI 1.60, s 2·, 2.ao; ~ISi IPemwl 7.lO, J.40; W1111t11no Web (Hart) 2.fO. $2 EJtacte , .... peld '46.«>. NO. 40 FOR ROD LAVER Irvine to Ge t '80 Nationals Irvine Aquatics. Inc. will host the 1980 Senior National Swim- ming Championships at its home racllity, the Heritage. Park Aquatics Complex. The path waft cleared Tuesday when Irvine City Council ap- proved a recommendation from the Community Services Com- mission that Irvine Aquatics be allowed to host the competition. The only stipulation the coun· e ll applied was that Irvine Aquatics be responsible for the manpower and financial opera- tion or the event. Thurldey, Auguat 10, 1978 DAILY ~LOT BS TennU Legend Big.Day for Laver ~ • Fnm AP Dtspatca.et SAN DIEGO -Celebrating bis 40tb birthday. RQd Laver wondered why all the commotion! But after twice winning the Grand Slam or Tennis, the Rockhampton Rocket wants another title. the World Team Tennis crown. . Celebrating the mileatone. Wednes- day al his Corona del Mar home. Laver attributed his youthfulness to "all this beer drinking and clean liv- ing I have. ''OTHERWISE,•• he said, "it's competing. I think th~t·s halt .the lm- portance. being able to continue on. It's the desire. It's wanUn1 to win." The 5·8 Australian Is the coach or the Friars and, quite unexpectedly. San Diego captured the WTT Westel]1 Divisfon championship. One wonders bow long Laver will wanU.ogoon battl-ing. He has won Wimbledon three times. twice won the Grand Slam that includes the U.S .. Wimbledon. Fre n c h a nd Australian cha m · plonships, and was the first player to earn Sl million on the courts. Tonight. the Friars take on Indiana in a shot at the record of 16 con· secutive set wins set earlier this season by Boston. San Diego has won 12 straight after whipping New York and Phoenix and taking the final two sets against Anaheim. "IT 'LL BE A birthday gift for the Rocket. "said Friars' Ross Case. But Laver wants the chltm· pionshlp. "I think it's a nice feelln1 that we might go a rair distance because when we started off they looked at us and everyone was surprised because we were wiMlng more than our share.·· said Laver. "I think it's quite an achievement that we are here in the playoffs." Laver likes the one·set format of team tennis. Alter ~ yean at the summit in tennis. he no longer has the stamina or mollvaUon -to play five.set matches againat youngsters like Bjorn Borg and Jimmy Connors. HE'S STILL formidable. however. and recently won bis ainJlles match against Vilas Gerolalt1s in New York. He still toys with the Idea or play m g a tournament ''But I r ealize it would be ridiculous." said Laver "I've had a very good career and I enJOY what I'm doing. H I could go back and win now, what would 1t prove? l don't play enough and it <.1ffects my game." It's a little early to speculate, be says, whether he might play the Grand Masters circuit for ancients over 45 against old foes like Pancho Gonzalez. Rex Hartwig and Frank Sedg!Jlan. L~ver's wife. Mary. would like him to cut down on his schedule and spend more time at home with his eight· year-old son. Rickey. Blow1n' WllO 1Plncay1 4 70, 2.10; Belle Bottom ICutenecla) 1.20 Nonth rac~ SIHI A March <McHervuel J . .a. 3 20, 2.10, Su'llul Pat IC..Staneclel 3..tO, J.to; Eque I Plncey I J.40. U Exe< la (}-21 peld Ml so. Ninth r.ce-lntllfttlons IVtVQhnl 4.40, ao. J.20; Alemltos tmeoe (Pernerl J.to. 2.20. Wl1110M For I'-ICtHQerl 2.40. $5 EuctA (._.I ~Id $.tO.SO. Two Fists Mean Double Troub'le Altenoence 17,SIM. Allenc:ta~.no. Tennis Roundup Connors Breezes From .\P Dispatches IN DlANAPOLIS -Defending chump1on Manuel Orantes and latt }car's runner-up, Jimmy Connon, overcame strong rhallenges by rel- atively unknown entries Wednesday to r each the third round of the U.S. Open Clay Courts tennis cham-pionships. Orantes defeated 24-year-old Rick F agel 6·2, 7-5 and Connors beat Switzerland's Hei ni Guntbardt M , 6-4. "I hit the ball real solid throughout the whole match," said Connors. "I was real pleased with the way I hit the ball." Connors lost the first three games or the opening set before rallying to tie it 3-3. Gtmthardt held service for a 4-3 advantage, but Connors, who won here in 1974 and 1976, took the next three games. There were seven service breaks in the second set. Gunlbardt broke Con- nors for the third time to tie it 4-4 befor e Connors came back to break Gunthardt ror a 5-4 lead and then held service. _ • • J thought I was serving well, but he was ma.king good shots . I think I could have taken advantage of some situalio~1 but dldn 'l," Connors said. John McEnroe dereated Victor Amaya 5-7, 6-2. 6-3 on a day all seeded players in the men's tourna- m ent advanced. Top·seedcd J immy Connors, No. 2 Guillermo Vilas, No. 3 Manuel Orantes and No. 4 Corrado Barauut· \i, each scored stral1ht set victories along wtth No. 7 Jose Hlguera.s, No. 10 Jamie Fillol and No.16 Phil Dent. l.Mtz A d .,a aea DUBLIN, Ohio -Top·seeded Brian Gottfried defea ted Terry Rocavert 6-2, 4-6, 6·2 Wednesday in the second round or a professional tennis t ourna ment at Mulrfield V!llage. In other second round matches, San Clemente's Bob Lutz beat Tim Garcia, 6·4, 5-7. 6·1; Ivan Molina up- ended Tim Gullikson 6-2, 6-4: and No. 8 Francisco Gonzalez beat Robin Drysdale 5-7, 6--0, 7-6. Peter· Fleming easily bandied Deon Jobert 6-2, 6-3. wrf Resuhs .... YM'tl Ji, Loll_...,.... U et Lei ....... Wemen -l!vtrt Cl.Al •1. R1111ftl ... 4; lvert· Klyomwe ll.AI eltf. R-tl·Klno M . Man -G4tnU!tl1 INY) Cltf. He1U• W ,,..._ ,. tired •t w-lllllftallNd e point,., --~·; Gerut•ltls·RUffats CNY> Clef. V. Amrllret·A. Anlfllr•I ...... Mlxe'tl -Kln~Hluflels INYI dtf. ICly-re·A. AmrltrelM. A -t ,t10. .... o.....-.PMelllalt ...... OrtNlll w--TWllllllll (N()) ........... 1; ~·SMw IPl .... ~T~7 ... llilfll -PtUI-INOI Cltf. Qlaftay .. !; ... It!-· llles»n INOI cllaf, Wtl~yW. MIXH -51\.w.Walts IPI etf .... trotft.Uicw .. 4. A -150. Jimmy Connor s hits his famili<.1r two. handed backhand to Heinz Guntherdt of ~wftzerland during lht• second round of $3.49 OICf.10 [)t(f.1b Coolant Recovery Kit the U.S. Open Clay Courts tennis chum· pionship in lndianupolis WednC'sduy. Con· nors cased to iJ 6·4. 6·4 victory Orr-lac Spray Paint 6 000 lb upac•lv per pair Raise\ car f\" 16 Ol can ONO~ 15'5 ~~~td J 39 n V patt 1900-q40 t>d Flt most Ford' #FA q7, 611. b11 Helps enalM run cletn Now I" Only e• 7J DATSUN IJM 4 speed l'*1S. <Oe1GAM) sl278 71 HOMtACMe Autometic 11Wls.. stenM>. 1685MYM) '2178 '"°"' tq-4435 7 4MADA U4WAM>N 4 speed trans.. air cond roof racl<. ( 111796) s2379 76 taci• cmc · Automatic trant (51 1PUUJ 12478 7 4 TOYOTA C&ICA 5 speed trans.. AM/FM radio. (4211<Y0) 12678 · 'H ~JMC Xln't condition. Red w/or1gina1 blo interior lthr. (838Pl<E) 71 YWIU$ Great shape. C635MWHI '4995 7 610YOTA COl<>LU D1LUU 4 speed trans., atr conc1 .. AM /FM stereo. mags. (Q7JlREM)-, '2878 Pff0..141-4435 7 6 DATSUN a.210 4 door. automatic trans. (719250) '2978 '76 DATSUN a.110 Fastback, 4 speed trans. ~POX) '2978 '11 DATSUN 11-10 5 speed trans.. atr cond. (279SXI) 13978 74 CHIYY 1/J-TOH 5TIPSa PICIUP Automatic trans.. power s 1ee'r l ng, air cond. (1'5521) '3578 76JOID414 R.llTSIDI PICKUP Heavy duty c amper equ1 pment. (885n9) '" atetS1'MAS YIAa.._AT ... HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN ' ' DAIL V PILOT OUTDOORS Albacore Despite Blizzard Continue FWunder Haul .. · SpOradic Remaim Good Albacore continue to fruatrate and then re-ward the neet ftshlne 50 to 100 mlles west of Sao Dle•o· One day the Iona fln are up hJttlag bait. the next day down. and on tbe following day only •otn1 forfeatheredJles. Blg bonito have moved Into tbe area. And the mackerel count bas been astruaomkal with eood catches of bass alld bottom fish be- tn1 reported. Na•f'CMIT CD11w1"• LedlerJ --......... 2lt i...tto. ,,.... ..... 1 QUINCY, Mass. <AP> -The Blizzard of '78 wtped out one of the two boat Uveriu on U~ Hough's Neck tn Muaachusett.s Bay, but it dido t faze the flounder. . Flounder, or "blackbacta" as tbey are sometimes called, are thole welrd·looklnt fista with both eyes on the same aide of a body so Oat It loob fresbl.1 rolled on by a Jumbo Jet. Flounder 1atber thb time of the year with each new Ude at Houp '1 Neck and nearby Hull Gut. FISHE&llBN from as I ar away as New Jeney and Pennsylvania, oblivious to the storm refuse still ptled along the sboreUDe. are journey- inl bere to drop their lines ror U. 41ay and return home wltb J!'eat bags filled wtt.b Biil. HAPPY VACATIONIJ'8 ENJOY WHITE WATER RtY!R ltAFTINQ ON Ttm AMERICAN RIVER IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. .,..iowt.11, I '-tltlut, t tora f!IR, Ut m.aOactL CAlt:1 ,........, ..-I II '""tlari: JI boftllo, fn llau, 1•S --.ret, 2 lllarrKuda. a rail 11911. •100..DO-IU olfl9Mn: HI btr· ·~ ...... 1U Ulleo ... 12 llolllto, "' ~-·· MS rcKk fllll. ..... -UI llfl9lfft: 1,Jto macliartl, "' rocl1 fl aft. -"We try to come now every two ween:• says Bruno Baldo. a 68·year-old. .ntJred baker who drives 150 miles to Hough's Neck fromfi"ew Haven. Conn. Baldo, who fishes witb friends Stev' Del1reeto and Thomas R1apoll, bouts he once landed 150 flounder in a day. Rafting: It's Fun, But Bewa~e IAM "IDtlO CU. k &...-..1 -to~·· '2 llMl'Kllda. 1 bl.ck tea NU, 4 llall .... JfO catko bass. l s.nd ..... ., ...... ,...,. O' Clllll -50 M91tn: UO llarr.c-. t ltoft!IO. ''° catlco "u· eo rock tlttt. 1 llallbut, 2S ••bee-. No big deal, says Freddie Miller, 67, who runs a boat rental service at the Neck. In May, a 200- fish day isn't unusual. And Mllre Grasso, ZT, says he recalls the day when six men in a small boat hauled a record 3,000 nounder. Take it from a man who should know. _river rantnt can be u aale u watchin& televlslon at home. logvar ''Swede" Carbon. president of River Runners. Inc. who operate com· mercial trips on the American River near Pla~e In Nortbem CaJllomia. was asked lf river rafting 1a baurdou.a and replied: "Ir one bas respect for a river with all its cruel capriciousness and uses cau- tion and pt0per equipment, tt ean be perfecUy safe. "But for Ule carele ss aniLU:l foolhardy. t.be results can be sheer dil· Hter: • "It's wise to remember that swift cur- renu. up to and over 30 miles per hour. powerful undertows, 1ubmer1ed rocks DleklloM1Uo• WISConsin's FJShyTale and debris alona with whJrlwc>la, are ever-present dan1en." Carlson operates wJtb a atrtngent aet or rules: 1. All passengers must wear a securely-tied U.S. Coast Guard· approved Ille Jacket at all times on t.be river. 2. Before embarkin1. passeniers are given instructions on bow to sit, bow to act and bow to paddle. 3. Precauti~muat be taken to avoid sunstroke, tWlbUrn, beat UbauatJon ncl too>otheon1-(abnQrmalbt low. body_ ... temperature>. • · -4. CObsum:pUcHI" of hard liquor when rtdin1 the rapids la forbidden. s. -P11aen1era must be lo aood physical condltlon. free of heart trouble or nervous affllctions, and at leut 12 years of age. Carlson, himself an outstanding athlete, recalls hJs fint river ratline trip seven years ago. He clildained a Mae West Ille Jacket, lleurlnl thtt an athlete who was a stl"ODf"SWimmer didn't need one. Later. · as bis raft beaded through a foaming • flurry of· wt.Id rapids, be waa toued overboard. cauOt in a 11va1e whirlpool and bm!ly escaped with bla Ute. He leamed.JLYaluableJeatM that day and 1~1tmed takin1 ll"OUPI on tripe down the American River four ye an aao .. b~J>Ul b1a atrtogent rulet ln· to efreet. The 1roap bu an exce&lent safety r~rd aa a result. - ~IAL. auat -1411n91er1: t,470 rocll 11111. ns mecw ... a "°"''°· "° UftCI Nu. •ca11co ball, t hallllllt. ..... -IOI> MQlerl: 12 llafflC-. 112 iloolllto, • MllllUt, 160 mac:tiw.i. ti UM baS$ 1' rock llSh. . DANA --~ -310 angltn: 21• b•tt. I IMl".cuda, a4t llenlto, I "8flwt. 1'4,.. flsl\, 7$<1 mad!Met. MAL.tau -112 ~= us c.ileo NII, 1S r1ICll 11th. • llalllM, I W· r1euda. OaNA•O -•1 an11art: 40 •ltMK-. ocaANllM -Its ...... ,., • albacore. tAS bOlllto, N uss. 2 hallllut. 6'S ~ ... r«k tlsfl. ~A•ADtd COYS -tOS antltn: 6 'llerrac""4. J tlonfto, U IMd baM. 1'5 mac:lleral ...... -SS Mtltn: .0 mac:bret. J.OIUl .aUC¥ lllatlMlt l'Jk) - JI ~: 155 catleo ..... 2 bar• r•c11oa, 311 _,,., ... 10..-'• 'WMrtl -'2 .,......, U1 wr.c-. 1' llO!llto, 111 callee MS5. IS _.. NM, I f\allW, 4S rKll tklt. SAN 01190 IMmki..t ~I -,., anoten: •alb.core. V•NTURA -.. ef191en: S1' r«k fl111. 2so roe.II coo. lO mac11 .... 1. 20 Record · . \ c-cod, 11 catlcO -· • 11"9 , ... , s halllMll. Mexican Count Off Largest Field 8.eaJ,y to Fire B~ICK .OBINSON Fishing action Is slo~ in the Sea of Cortez ex· ,,. ... o.e..n.._ cepl for an extremely .. THE WATER'S atlll around 35 degrees."' says Graaso. "Wait a couple weeks when it tets to 45. They'll really be biting." The fishermen who crowd each other on this ~ast pocket of Boston Harbor have different re- a.ona for why the nounder do the same. Some say a nearby sewage treatment plant ts the secret. Olhers say the nounder collect here to breed. .. There are no commercial f11bermen who dra1 net.I .around here. so there's plenty," says An-thony Ber1am.i, 52, a two-year veteran of Neek fbhiag. BOlJGll'S Neck. flounder 'JlUD.~ uophies; they're for eating. They range ln size from the spr.ead or a man's palm to the breadth of a hefty steak. Xhe really big ones are aptly called ''door mats.•• Sandworms are the popular bait. ··vou can use the clam too," says Baldo. Fishermen from distant spots. Uke Freddie Dobbs of Edison, N.J .. have beard that the February blizzard did a fair Job of cbewlng up Hough's Neck. When Dobbs arrived here in early April be feared the boat liveries may have been destroyed and the fabled good fi shing erased forever. He wu wrong. He drove home with rour trash bap filled with flounder. Tbe good folks of Hayward, Wlaconslo, with a populaUon of 1,457 souls, now have, ala Dis- neyland, their own Matter-like-born to cllmb. Huriters Decline In the lar•est field of any 1port1n1 event in the h~• bite of yellowftn tuna world, aome 4,000 1unners wlll take their sbottuna v. A record·slie bonito to the line in the Grand American trap shootlnt north or La Paz on Aba· wel1bing 21 pounda, 2.2 competition ln Vandalia, Ohio today tbtougb Aug. Jo Reef. ounces end meaaurln1 . 19~ ____ _ Lau:y Bursoa of Dana , 40 inches long and 22 In· Jn the erandd.add)' of them all, abooten come Point decked five SACRAMENTO <AP> -There were fewer cbea In l1rtb bu been from acroa America, from Canada, Mexico and yellowfin between SCMO· hunters in Califomia last ~ar tban in U87 bvt caught oB Malibu and la Euro.,e and tbe Far Eaat to ftre aome 3Mt mWJon pounds and bad one to &Mir results were better. says the 1917 game bq being entered In the abotiun wlls at countleu clay tarseta before tbe the boat tn the 200-pound report. Tbe giant edifice ls 140 feet lon1 pd tour stories high, made of concrete, fiber1lus and steel. It ta bulh In the shape of a muakellunte, or musky. the savaae and toothy fresh water coualn of ocean barracuda. It's the most popula,r 1ame -fish in the many lakes surroandlq Hayward. State Fish and Game grand champion JI crowaed class when it broke off. The state Department of Fiah and Game aaid • Comml11loo's annual Spomorid by t» Amateur Trapebooltna Aun. .~ ,:<;.!. i;::;:.: !': this week there were higher harvests of 10 1ame Fl.sh and WUdllfe Award of America, onlY shooters who are not working for ::,., ~C..:.:! !:":1 =• species, dttreases tor six, and no chan1e for three, \ TBE MUSKY BUILDING w11 eonatructed to house the National Fresh Water P'lahina Hall of Fame. Once tourists lookina for Hayward ever find the small village, the musky build.int should not be too hard to spot. But getting to rural Hayward to see tbia 1l1bt, ('Ould be a problem now. · No airport of any size close to Hayward is in- dicated on the map. Though there are many lakes m the area, a cbeck with scheduled airlines reveal no scheduled sea plane nights trcln Los Angeles or New York to this destination. IT APPEARS YOV CAN'T get to Hayward un- less you go by car. But first you have lo find Interstate 94 that runs between Detroit and Benton Harbor, tben turn north and follow state road 63 unW It ln· tersects with tbe farm to market roads 27 and 77. Now you are in Hayward and 25 miles east of her sister cities Trego and Minong. But maybe Hayward will become another Mecca. In lime, a better Mickey Mouse trap for the fishing fallbful. Just maybe, Hayward is a sleeping giant. Bob Kutz, the moving force behind thla dream or a fishing Hall or Fame come true, describes the uniq_ue building as a shrine. Said Kutz: "Here anglers or the world will be recoanized and installed In the Hall ror outstand· Ing achievement in the realm of fishing, science, equipment development and communications re· lated to the sport of fresh water fi.lh1n1." AS THE PILGRIMS come from around the world to Hayward to stand ln awe before the peecatorlal triumphs displayed here, the falihful wtJl allo be uraed to climb up to the oblerv•Uon platforD' bullt in t.be musky's mouth and drink ln the ellbllara\1D1 view. Here tbe flabing devotee finds blmaelf aome 40 feet above the main street of Hayward. To the south towarda Rice Lake you can almost .make out where work bu ended on ln- tentate.63. But to the southeast the vast sprawl of Lbe La9' COurt OreWes Indian Reservation lands can elllUy be 11Pted alona with Lake Grlndatone to the ftst. AND f'&OM TOE oblervatlon platform, the Court ffouM tttcb out like a eon thumb and 1ou can darn a.ar spit ln tbe Namettagon River that nows smack dab throusb town. The dedlcaUoo ceremonl• ror t.be lbrine held J ul)t 15 WU I bll b&pptalq in Hap-a.rd. Al part of the openi.q f..Uvltles, sky divers landed near the officlal puty to deliver &old rib- bon anlpplna scluon to Mrs. Edwin Gerlach, tho wl4ow ol the deceued dlndot'. JOHN CASE, " KALL OF FAME Governor and outdoor wrtter and broedcaatet, oame au th• way from Cblcato to 1'blp the cro•d lnlo a ftenay end Hl'ft u muter of oertmonlee. At 11 a.m .. ta.. 1wtdo,, Gerlltbenlp dM aymbolle ribbon ODeJilu \be abrtne. Mr wete of'ftcials Of tM Jain• a .... ftnD • tille.n Crom K_.kJ. Muutaeulrtq 118111....., commemorative tllb dff...,./u.t-..em eGm• -gaa1 rtilied onr a q11.-Of • mmso. dODlri tio Med the project. b u.. ...-maUirlal. uaen wu ao paq tor a asew W tunnY ci1a'*4. U.., iDI# bl maldla and 1mokta1 from· rl!e abouadtn1 .,arounl JI~~~· Md tMre WU DO MW1 fl Jim ..... Dull8IC ..... plant In the ...... 6t1ll ... ••flMlrtM. .. ,_,.,~--............... -~ ......... -. ..-..._.,._...,,,.. ............... ..,. " " Protra~h bt 1porll related companies can compete 11 Petca0ora. compared to the prior year. The waa cau1 amateun, but they aboot for prize money. .,::s':i°='*~ •*_. ,. It estimated that the 512,500 holders of huntJag Juty 30 by Gino Plcclolo, VADAUA BAS BEEN th t I t o.a, .... , -Some wit ~ licenses spent a total or 8,.3S7.900 days int.be field 15 of Topanea uslna lb G and in e permanen 1 te 0 ,_,_,.,..c1ar... last year. compared to 521.350 hunters who spent 12:pound test line and a e r Am s ce 1920· ,::.',. ~:.;-~ ..J:~R=-~ 8 097 130 da t.b bef D · d bo•a. small yellow and areen U~ the rul~ today, aome 3',000 gunnen .,.. ,1111 .,,...,.,...towt.11. t*lll•. • • ya e year ore. unoe UJ years, ~. com~inp~aey~~torea~~~am·~~~-·-~-~----~-L---~g~a_m_e_w_~_b_q~g~ed_i_n_~~~~~e_n_t_o_fth_e_h_~_ts_. __ _ A bonito of that size plonshlp sbo;ot off. . smashes the California In addition io t.be healthy cash prizes awarded state record" for bonito to the wtnnen, the amount to be determined on the and is probably some fina) day, shooters can bet on themselves In the sort of world record, ac· various aegment.s of the contest. cording to the Depart· IN AIL. 80NE 114 tons of lead will be spray- ment or Filh and Game. ed in the next 10 days at some 400 tons of clay In addition to entering targets thrown from a firing line of 72 traps bis catch in the state stretching 1 ~ miles on the south side or the award proaram, Plc-Daytonalrport. ciolo II submltt1n1 It to More than SOO people are blred to work as the International Game scoren,refereea. trap operators, cafet.rta help and Fish Auociation for con-scoreboard operaton. sideration u a world re-Motel and hotel rooms are Jammed for miles cord. around Vad&Ua and Dayton by abooters and their T 8 E c ll a a E N T f am ill es lncludlni the 380 camper sltes on t.be California record for Grand Amerlcaosrounds. bonito is one weigh1n1 IT SOUNDS SIMPLE to put a lbotgun up to 16 d 15 s your shoulder and pull the trtuer w)len a clay poun 8• ounce pigeon .... _ .. _ from trap. Lllce pointtn~a f'"'•en, tbe causbt at Coronado ~ .... I a I a 'ft d by Herbert target lbould shatter when tbe IUD la ed. Juanke on July 25, 1953. Orange County gunnen lboot1na at Coto de- Plcclolo, who works Caza or South Coast Gun Club will testify breaklnt durinl the summer aa a 25 tar1ets with 25 •bots Is not as easy as it loon, deckhand on the ball· which II the normal round. day 1portfl1hlng boat In the Grand American, the ~lg boys of the Len brook e out of same shootlOOsbots atlOOtargeta lri a romad. lftwo Malibu, made his catch ... aunners are tied at a perfect 100. they start another from the boat shortly round. alter noon on July 30. THE T8NllON AND PR£111URE la tremtn· Youna Plcclolo, who dou1 in competition. Predletably. tbe winner of tbe will be a Juntor at Taft Grand Am thll year, ·wttl d«eat bis ftnal opponent Ht1b School In Bep1 byoneortwomorebroktntatcetaforucoreoUex tember J"eported11 bad 100tothelosen97x100 blrda. seen the 1lant bonlto The Grand Am la a ten day marathon of ateel lurkin1 around the Uve nervea and accuracy l.ftd concentration. SW1>rla· bait receiver off Malibu tnely, many ahootera 18 and 17 yean old place hitb Pier for over • month In tbe comPefttJon. but bad never before But U1ually, an old band with yea.n of temper- been able to lure the fisb lng on trap ranees and from buntlnl ln t.be field lo to a bite. He landed wlnda up the winner. the flab ln about six minutes and wel8)led it on certl.Oed acales at the pier and qaln ln a fisb market. The bonito II presently ln a tnaeJ-. StOck List For Tront Tbe f0Uowtn1 Ilk .. Uated Baseball £eaden Put pizazz in your travela! vw·s l'\ew Landmark Van has spirit and sparkle to spare. And a low. low price too-much less than you"d expect for a phJah. fully appcinted machine ready end rarln~ to move out. Everything at>out the Landmark says Quahty. Including a peppy, two-titre. fuel·lnJected engine. F1mou1VWreliabillty and effk:lency. And a host of luxury features: • nrton oarP9dnO • I~ bo1, llnll. Ml • 4 _...._.._.. buoMlt ... ta • 1!.l9de our .. 1n1 • dCN.lbt• ~ .... .,. ....... 80.. • 2 ,.., •P99k•,. • daneled walh • ohokle ot I dMleMr pa)nt tcMm•t • lltftwt Medllfter • tul lnMalatlon •• c1oer •net. • d ...... oottor1e" ••tt• ciott Plu1 you get an economical 25 mpg on the highway. 17 In the city with standard transmission. baaed on the 1978 EPA t~ats estimates~ Don't wait. Thia.is a limited edition-and they're going faat. After all. no other Yin m1tchet vw·a LAndmark In com ton. convenience, and plzanl So come on Into yourVW Dealer for on•of th• beet bargain• in van hlltory-VW Lindmarkl ··: -. ~. . .... See your: local authorized Volkswagen dealer. COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE "Don't you undetstond? l'm-..not In the mood to throw ANYTHING f H FUNKY WINKERIEAN -------. by Wm. F. Brown and Mel tasson ~A1'tf11Ct /JM 1~ 1~910 I:{ alAH(:M ~ LIVWG W Y,. l.""8u I ,.,.,I/JI\ t.lol\la\ ulM' HS.>,UJAIT A MINUTE I f6J, <AE'RE JU&T ~luwiii~amE.R IT-& WT IN RU.TI a:,f~~,~! ™ BeaJ6MNG IrtaJ~ OS,PHIL ~ IL~. ~6'..E~ ~~I r ~ .. ., ~•tyOfllfY•• You C,AN1T ~o F,ARWJT#- ONLYONS. GEltlATRIX TMeZOO~ 1tX)K M6 10 ONl-Y HAO~SE5! by Ferd and Tom Jottnson ... I l<'NeW MY ~,AC'ft.JRE' IN ~ WOOl.E> TLJ~N OOTT086A LUCKY BR&AI<· MOTLEY'S CREW ""Gus AITiola COULD I HAVE A DISH OF ™AT SPINACJ4 INSTEAD-~· Thurldly, August 10, 1978 DAILY Pl.OT 81 PEANUTS TCDAT'S CIDSSRID n11u ACftOSS 48 lovolve 1 8'. unDtll 50 Is deprllMd 5 ~ 5i2 Mr. Cowl!1I '1t1Ct 54 Hit: V&f. 10 Tl'ldled 56 Manicurist's 14 Aadrly ptotJlel'll 16 Portslder 59 Type style 16 Man's name • 63 HOl1e race 17 Pllced PIOI>' IJldt ertv· 2 84 Pr9clpitous WOfds hillida. 2 11' Line Comb words lorm 66 Stllstv 1>9- 20 Abounded voncl desire 21 ~ 61 Remc>Ye .. container: ITllCeS ol 2 words 68 Bk>grlphef 23 Had obliga· Ludwig tlOll 69 T rll'llPled 25 POITIOQft· 70 Biogs in phv 71 V.ltt!v 26 Exhausted 2 DOWN WOfds 1 Center ~ CasUe Ind 2 Skin diseMI Dunne 3 Bl'OOd 34 Strange 4 Raile in 36 Castlt let· ,.,. luft S Kind of pitch 17 Stupid one 6 Saigon holi· 38 Nat'I. Educ. div AB!. 7 "What I": 39 Htlcf firmly So what I 42 Right con-B No. Amer ~. Bud· lndllll$ chit I bplolive 43 Telk ol the 10 Experlded tTD ·11ic..-. 46 Fr. *80llt 12 Doling 46 Jldtetl 13 A• Minor UNITED Feature Syndicate WMnMdafl PllUle loMcl: city 18 Needewoflt 22 Cid 24 Rellgn 2SWllU, • g. 11 N.Y. State City 2B Huge 29 GaYI drugl fo 31 Off: 2 words 32 Afr. 111- letope J3 Feeing I gil- der 38 8111ding ~ .cl l.llerlted 41W~ 44 SnarlCJd 4 7 Added up to 49 Endirlg f()f let Of con- gest 51 Stells· $llng 53 Metric unrt: v •. 56 Greet num· ber !16 MollnC Aiierl 57 15-netlon PICt: Abbf. 51 Not t.hv !) Togo capital 11 P.1. tr91 GConwnt room e6 East: Ff. d ll ) ~ I -DNl. Y PIL.OT Business .Median Family Income Climbs Censua Report Says Fewer Live at.Poverty Level W ASHJNGTON f AP) Th" Ct>nsu1 Bu~au report releued lhl1 week 1howln1 that the number ol poor peopJ In the United States decreaacd S.5 per· cent In 1976 from the previous )'Hr. droppina from ~.9 million to 2S million. ( TAKIN G ) median tamll.y lo~m lo tm wu Sll,010, bout 7 percent hlaber than the lt76 me-dJan of tl4,860. a aovornmont report 1how1. But inflation ot I S per cent wlDed °"" m0&t ol U..11ln The Cenam Sur '"' r port also 1bow1 that lhett -.-ue 1 a mlWon fewer poor peoplt In tbe United States ln 1"1'7t.han In 1875 __ ST_OC_K_ SCM 'a elalma ror damages due to one or Xerox's markettn1 phtns in Its decision on Wednes· day. sc• Item• XetW.r nouaa SHOW lhett "'·tt 24. 7 mUUon people be lo Ou.• poverty ~~I in 1m. compared with 2S.t mJWon tn 1915 The poverty UM ror 1m w•s 95,un for a DOn·f.vm ram&ly of rour The change from 1976 to 1m ,.. as mlnlmal HARTFORD, Conn. <AP) -A federal eourt jury has awarded lbe SCM Corp. Sll.5 million In damaies In the eompany'a an· · tatrust battle a1atn1t Xerox Corp The damqes would be trebled under federaJ antitrust law to ebout S34 million. The bulk of the jury award waa based on SCM arauments that X erox bad excluded it from lbe plain·pa~ copier ~ between 1969 and 1976. The remainder. $230,874, was for losses the jury agreed were Incurred because of one specific Xerox markeUDg plan. Tb l'9POrt coanc1ded with u HOWEVER. THE nine· member jury rejeeted &0me of Tbe jury, whicb bas been hearing the ~e for more than a FOOD REQUIRES EXTRA CARE Food mtukl· during the summer I'> JOOlht•r ur ea wh t>r t' l >it'k o f knowledge cun•h uvr unpleu!.J nt r f.'i.ull!i S eafoods . t'Uh t ards ma~on nJl!>t' .md mJn~ other food:s don't h•H l' m u c h !>I J y 1 n J! 11 o" l' r "' h c n n 0 I IH 0 Ill' r I ~ r e fr1ger;itt>d. rron·n. or consumed promptl~ :'liob0<h Imo":. how m an v casc:>s or "fond poisoning"' J rr brous:ht 11boul b' can•lt•!i..<; hJblls of f o ort st ora~e ::ind s e r ,. 1 n i: d u r 1 n g t h t• s ummt•r monthi. :.1m·1· mO!tl go unrt'ported hut \'OU CJO bl'l till' tot.JI IS much ~1ght•r thJO ot•ed Ix• Pa~ attention to the warnings a n d seek 1nlorm<1lion about food p o i soning :\ lol or nl•edless sufft•nn~ m uy be avou.led YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a prescription. Pick up your prescription if shopping nearby. or we will deliver promptly wilhout extra charge. A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions. May we romp'Ouncr yours'?" , .... UDO PHil.MACY "-Dtl"'Y Jll ............ ....,..._.Ml·IHO F e w Surprised Irvine Co. Decides To Continue Building In an announcement long expected by members of the building industry. Irvine Co. president Petfr Kremer has confirmed that the company will continue to operate Irvine Pacific. its homebuilding subsidiary. The announcement noted that the decision came because of the sub- sidiary's "strong performance dur· ing the past fiscal year and its out· standing projections for next year." AT THE TIME THE Irvine Co. was sold l ast summer, Oie riew owners Island Airline Adds 3rd Base Trans Catalina Airlines, which flies seaplanes from Orange County and the Long Beach Airport, has added a third terminal for flights to Catalina Island. The new:terminai is at tbe Catalina Terminal at the foot of Avalon Street in San Pedro. Dan Hill. airline president. says that the third terminal means he ex· pe cts his seaplanes lo carry more than 100,000 visitors to the island each year. The Orange County-facility. which opened in June and carried 3,006 passengers in its first month or opera. lion. is on the west side of the Orange County Airport near the control tower announced they would phase the company out or direct construction and concentrate on development. But since then, Kremer has in· dicated that the decision to get out of the construction business in the case or Irvine Pacific was far from fmal. In addition to the subsidiary's strong performance In the past year. another reason for the apparent change or heart may lie in the com· pfny's financial status. . LAS't· MON'l'H K B EME1t con· firmed that •tM sbort·term $240 million loan used to purchase the company had been paid off. Obvious· ly retirement or the debt greatly altered the company's finantial priorities to the point that the dire<:· tors felt comfortable In continuing the activities of their home building arm. Kremer gave credit to the sub· sidiary's president, Frank Hughes, who Is also a company vice presi· dent. Irvine Pacific Developments in· elude Promontory Bay homes, the Cove condominiums, Harbor View Knoll and the new Harbor Ridge in Newport Beach. In Irvine, the subsidiary has pro- .duced Deerfield.Patio.Homes. Wood.- bridge Estates. Woodbridge Place, Rancho San Joaquin Townhouses. R•ncho San Joaquin Villas, Turtle Rock Gten Townhomes, Turtle Rock Glen Garden Homes and the new Woodbridge Gables. ...----------,Priorities Set ORDER YOURS NOW • Safety Panel Narrows Goal WAS1UNC1TON (AP> -The new bead of the Consumer Product Safety Commissian has con· ceded that U.e agency may have spread itself too thin, saying it will focus on the most serl()Jl.S health hazards. .. We can't be all .things to all people," Susan B. King said Wednesday in her fU"St meeting with reporters since moving up to the chairmanship of the commi.sslon Jmie 30. "THERE BAS BEEN AN attempt in.the past to try t.o cleat with two broad a range of subjects," she said or the agency that polices the safety or products in the U.S. marketplace. "I'd like to focus on specific hazards and ac· complisb something important there." year. Jald the New Yor~·bued SCM would have earned an addl· tlonal $28.6 mlUlon In profits during 1'76 aJone lf it had not been excluded from the plain· paper copter market. Jurors were to meet aaain today to con· tinue tbe case. A.eenl .... M•H Amcord Inc., 1mnounced that. because of the company's earn. ings performance and ouUook. its direct.on have increased the quarterly cash dividend on com· mon stock. The vote to increase the quarterly dividend 2S percent. to 25 cents share, marks the 12th time In the past 18 quarters that tha .cash dividend bas been in- ertued. The previoua-rate was 20 cents a share. established last year. The dividend is payable Oct. 2 to shareholders of· record Sept. 7. William T. Pascoe JII, chairman and chief executive of· ficer, said Amcord's policy is to pay cub dividends representing approximateJr 40 percent of established earnings per share to holders or the company's common stock. The board alBo decl8l'ed re- gular quarterly dividends of 31.S cents a share cm the cumulative· preferred stock. These are paya· ble Nov. l to shareholders of re- cord at the close or business on Sept. 7. K•d.,,8ftlfetlaetn.I NEW YORK <AP> -A federal judge bas rejected Eastman Kodak's bid for ·a retrial or modifications of the jury-verdict that resuhed in a $81.4 million antitrust damage award to Berltey Phololnc. • Kodak had claimed that an· titr.ust laws were misused in the trial and it ~gued that Diem· hers or t6e jury that decided the case were not well verseo m business practices. Beadafroni Ttfeoon Business is brisk for Richard Deal. who us es a telephone. television set and viedo screen that flashes commodity prices from the Chicago Mercantile Ex· change to get the job done while lounging in a ·park on Chicago's lakefront. The electronic equipment is wired to his nearby apartment. He says he made Sl.000 in one day this week. Buck.'s Fall Cancels Corwention in Japan . TOKYO CAP> -More than 500 American and European scien· bsts scheduled to attend a conrerence m Tokyo later this month have canceled their visit because or the dollar's declining value against the Japanese yen. one of the oreanizers said. . The 11th lnlernational Congress on Gerontology. the s tudy of aging .. was_ to h~ve drawn 3.500 scientists and experts from 48 count.nes.---induding, l,000 ~ese. Hajime Omno said in cr-telephoneinterview Wednesday. "I'm not really surprised." Orimb said. "Most of these people are dependent upon dollars and the fact as a dollar won't go very far in this country." Over the past year the dollar has plunged from 260 yen to less tha~ 190 yen, a dec.rease in value of almost 30 percent. Economists attribute the decline to a lack of confidence In the American ec~nomy, the U~ited States', burgeoning balance of payments de· fictt and the continued Amencan dependence on foreign oil. 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II lnfrllnd J -111 Off 1.1 ~ l7fll !O¥R\IS • 100,tao II n.... • .. 12 Sollclflfl H• -~ Off U ""' ~ 171.too 10\lt 1°"" + loo U l..~I' J'lo -It, OH 1.1 = = Flllll'M .. 165.D 15 I~ + -. 14 R°"e<O. 1J -1 OH 1.1 ........ McCorM • 155,AIOO 141'1 15 • • IS Utltltnd ~ -"' Off 1.1 -= Holll9Aff • IM,tao Ml'> lJ + V. 1' "-•mllt ~ -11t Off •.> :r7Vt • 'l'iDODPd .. 112,DI U'tl u .. .. 11 AdolMISlcl • -14 Off S.9 "" ~ 11 CoSSIY ? 1·16 -W. Off S.7 :ntM t1'• MY.iced ................ ... m It AMC.mp 11 -114 Off U ~ 1'-OKtlnecl • .. . ... •• • ... . .. .. .. 1• 20 T-rft 2'-'o -"' Ofl U 11"° 'ftlt ~ .... .. .. .. . . .. . .. 1, I MorFIO ... -\'t OH S.S .,_ !1'11 Tobi IU..S • •• • .. .. .. • .. .. .... 2,SO. All ~Sal 211< -W. Oft 5.3 ,.. ~ =:: t:r.'.:::::::::::::::::::·: Z: ft ~.I: ;04 = ~ ~ B )W. 1lli'l't Totaf M.. ... .. .. .. ... .. • .. .. • 16 ....... 2S Powelll..t 214 -\'lo Ott U Ms. King noted that at one time the com· mission bad a list of 800 projects it was tryin& to deal with. Thia was reduced ln recent years, and she said the agency's mission bas been reduced to MUTUAL FUNDS 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASY TO USE . • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND .. 24 high.priority goals. ( --------..) The blgb·p riority CONSUMER goals include products , _ containing the chemical benzene, whJch has been linked to cancer and other diseues; asbestos, a potential eause of cancer when inhaled; cellulose home insulation that may cause flre baurd.s, and furniture upholstery that can be t1oited by smoldering Cigarettes . .. My major effort since asswntn1 the chalr . . . ls to try to help focus the commissloo on far fewer projects that in our Judiment present the most serious hazards that we can present some re- sultl on," Ma. King said. TDOUGROUT ITS nvE-YEA& biatOry, tbe commlsslon bas been crtUclJed repeatedly for fan. lnl to move quickly lo deallna wtt.b bealth baurd.s poaed by product.a puttbued by unwltUnt COD· sum en. Members of conareulonal ovenlpt commit· tees, consumer activist.a and the General Accou.nt· inc Office have repeatedly reitstered tJUI ctm· plaint. Ms. Kini said that tocu.atng on fewer 10111.W lead to falter acUon Oil the ml)or huard.t. She also _quesUoned aome of the aoala set In the past, 1Ln111nt out lengthy commlssfon proeeed· ln11 on the 1afety of matcbboob and 1wimmln1 pool aUdts. ' STOCKS I BUSINESS Thur&day'• Cloelq Prl • ·-.--~ ........ _.£' ..... ~. ~~···-·~--"~--1 If ""' 9UI'•, DGlM, ......-. CODJu.aiOG, iwgl I Thutlday, Augu.t 10, 1978 llN DAILY ,_,LOT •t Medicine Rx: Tips Fill the Bill By SYLVIA POllTES No matter what tbe final form ol the tax l9'i1l1t1oa in Washington, one point la cert..tn: There'll be no tu rellel worthy d t1'e name for the mlDkN wbo epend hefty S1UDI on essential medicines -partJcularly for peoPle ~ years · of age or older. In fact, if the White Houle bid lta way, any tax chaqe would be no more than cosmetic. For whlle the medJcal deduetlon ruin would be IOft. ened on tbe surface, the deftnltion of what qualltle1 u a deductible medical expense would be Uabtened. Tb.ls nar· rowlng would hurt rather than beJp most ot tbe people directly involved. THU8t IF DSVG BILLS TAKE A eubstantJaJ alic, ol your spendtng money, il 's more vital than ever to know Mae rules for buying medicine and tor keeplng bfU. to a HDSi· ble minJmwn. Here are ape<:ial tips: · < 1 > Ask the pbannacist or physfctan tor complete in· 1lructions in taJdnc prescribed medlctne. t2> Caffeine, ntcotlne. alcohol and some foodi can al· feet the way medicines work. Inquire wbe&bu yO¥ ebould avoid using any foods. beverages or other medlctnea wblle taking the prescrit>tion. (3) U you have clif. ficulty opening safety containers. ask for easy -to.open con· tainers . The law permits the pharmacist to dispense medicine in easily opened bottles only upon request. A federal Judge-recently ordered a dru1 company to recall 1.5 million bottles of vitamin tablets because many adults were unable to put the cb.lld·proof caps on properly. Thia was the first such recall under the Polson Prevention Paekaging Act. ( 4 > Call the physician at once if new 1ymptom1 or aide effects occur while takln« drugs. <5> Never mix different tablets and capsules totetber in one container. Keep each medicine ln its own container and make sure that the container bean the correct label ' This is especially Important while traveling. (I) NEVER SWAP MEDICINES WITB IOmeooe wbo believes be or she haa the same condition that you bawe. <7> Each time you get a prescription ask the following question.a: · -Whal is the name of medicine? -What Is eaef! suppos~ tg ®t -""Exactly fiow and when should ll be taken? -ls there anything special to do or avoid doing while taking these medicines? -Are any side effects likely1 (8) DON'T WASTE MEDICINE by di&conUnuin1 its use because you feel better. Take it for the recommended number of days or risk getting alck all over qaln. <9) Keep an accurate count of your daily dosa1e. no> Don't experiment. Take only the recommended dosage of both prescription and non·preacr1ptlon medicines. 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Maas IAP> Almot.l 80 yean after ··uu.lt Black Sambo .. rlnt lulled children to sleep, tM tal about a boy who watched tl1er1 turn w butter w tripp1q up a naUonal re1law-anl chain. Plcketa, pc)llttclal debates, outr111ed petition dtivea and t.breau of court 1ulta have popped up alnce th• chain dee ded to branch Into the Northeast Andallbff1useofltsname -Sambo'1. "s.\MllO'' ~ Of'f'EN IVE, 11IE opponents aay. ~caw.e t.hu word wo once an lnsullina nickname for bl•ck people When t.he Calltomla·based strtna of restaurants beaan pulUn1 up Sambo's signs ln New Enaland. protests followed. Now. one Lown Is bold.in& up Its permlt whUe officials consider bannlne the name. Another hu the town lawyer lookin1 Into the same lhln1. Beuuse of lhe opposaUon. the chain has changed the names of 13 of Ill restauranu lo "Jolly Tiaer. ·· But Sambo' does not like lo do that because these restaurants cannot take advan£aae of S-amlio~s na· Uonal udverttst~. sa~ the chain's ~man. David Severson. THE CllAJN, THOUGH .\W.\RE THAT some find "Samba's" insensitive. says it has a legal riaht to keep Its name and plans to do so. Opponents s,ay the Issue is more than a matter of nursery stories .. They worry that Samba's signs will stir racial trouble. "What if black people opened a restaurant and put a slgn ln the window that said 'kike'. . Wouldn't the Jewish community be upset?'' asked Rudy Santos or Brockton. a leader of the opposi· tion. . Severson said Samt»'s has · ~en operating 21 years. but the name brouhaha Is n'ew. "WE'RE EXPANDING ALL OVER the country, and the Northeast is where the objections have come from," he said. Samba's was started in Saf\la Barbara, has restaurants in 47 Sljlteli. and· plans to open its l,OOOth next month. Severson says the name does not come from the children's story but was a com· ---trimttton ef..-ttte na-rnes -of-~W.c !.c-.:~~. S&tn ·Bat tlstone :ind Newell Bohnett. ... However. the chum capitalized on the coin· c1dence Signs ul its older resturants show u little black t>oy and a tiger Murals from the book decorate the walls NOW. HOWEVER. SEVERSON SAYS that tigers are the only vestige of the story left in the new restaurants· decor. The anti-Sambo·s movement has gained intensi- ty in New York and New England, but seems to be strongest -in 'SOUthea.st Massachu$etts, a mostly white area of mill cities. fishing ports. wealthy suburbs and trendy oceun resorts. In Brockton. u mill city south of Boston. the License Commission is withholding the restaurant's license while the city solicitor decides whether the commission can order Sambo's to change its name. '"When we issue a license. :.ind we see that the nume is going lo cause problems. il 1s-ouf0usaness to look into it." s:ud Matthew A Vosgerchian. a member of the commission. .\T A MEETING PACKED WITH Sambo's foes. the City Council voted 8·1 to ask the commission to ban the Sambo's name. Ir the restaurant eventuallv wans citv approval. Santo says. the opponents will try to get a court order to block it On Cape Cod. selectmen in Hyannis also have asked the town laywer to see what can legally be done to get the name changed. In Raynham. a town with four black families. the new Sambo's was picketed when it opened this s ummer. And nearby in Rockland, pe<>ple are or- Loan Floats Stiffed With a Skiff SAN DIEGO <AP > -The Chartered Bank of London is the proud owner of a 10-foot rowboat. Actually, a U.S. indictment says the bank is stuck with it after taking it in return for a $33,000 loan based on an application describing it as a 40- foot yacht worth $40,000. Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas D. Coffin said the certificate o( title was altered to turn the skiff into a fancy yacht named Starlight. A total of $210,000 in phony loans was alleged in the indictment returned against Bobby Cook. 24 : Eddie Windenger. 28, and John Kelly. in his late 20s. all of San Diego. Along with three other men still sought. they were charged with submitting false statements on loan applications and with mail fraud. S~nts' Host Families Needed Host famllles are needed throughout Southern California for French and Italian exchange stu· dents who will be visiting Aug. 21-30. The students, ages 18-25, will be participating In the British-European Centre's cultural ex- change program at UCLA and then will be ex- perlenclng American family ll£e in private homes. Children or host families are eligible to participate in the group's exchange program in England every summer. Information is available from Jolyn Wayne at 1714) 615-5135. USCBHonors Ooast Students a•nli1na (J petition drive aaalnst a Sambo's plunnl!d then~ IN TWO OTUEA COMMUNITLES. N<trth Durtmouth and Fall 1V,ver. Sambo°' a(l'eed to re-"''me the re.tuuranta • Joli)' n1er.'' One Urban Lea.iue branch requested 'the state uttornoy general to problblt use ot the. word on restuurunt sl1n1. "Usina lhe word 'Sar;nbo' ls t~amo'40t to yell· ln& lire in u crowded t.beater.'' aaid Einern N. Juckson, president or tbe Urban Leaaue of Eastern l\1 asaachusctta. ·'It 1tlrs up aucb boltlliUes." Jorge Lobaton of Brock.ton's Association San Murtin de Porres suld people of h\lxed black and lndrnn blood are called "Sambo" ln the Caribbean. ., Learns "RIGHT NOW." HE SAID, "that word is un- known to most people. But l assume that if we have Sambo's restaurants. it's folng to be a com· mon term to use against black people." . Most of the critics or "LitCJe-slacl< Sambo'-.-saTd they had not read the story since childhood and could not ~actly remember its plot. The 1,000.word ,tale. written by Enalishwoman Helen BaMerman In 1899. ls about Sambo. a young boy in India. Tigers snatch~ new clothes. argue over them. race around a tree and tum into butter. Sambo's mother makes pancakes with the ~utter1andlhe ladeatsthem. "We want to see that very f)egative st.ory wiped off the face of the Earth," said the Urban League's Jackson ~===--fantasUcally ~~--..o;o~~ gloll It over with the belt JOln In flying colors the really tough stun NATION '"'"""'..,. Pepperdine University President William S. Banowsky has withdrawn his name as a lead· ing candid,ate for the Universi· ty of Oklahoma presidency. He wants to stay at Pepperdlne. he said. covers up dirty tricks spreadable Glidden Spred House Paint goes on easy end dries fast. The result will lmpreu the whole neighborhood. Reg. 12.96 Glidden Spred Latex Gloea House & Trim Plllnt la chalk resistant. hands and tools clean with eoap & water. Reg. 14.89 Glidden Spred Satin Latex Wall Pelnt glldee on with brush Of' roller and 1eave1 a long laatrng finish. 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Reg. 49" 29° bar I grllle screen door Alumrl)um frame with puthbat and 3 vertlcal slate. In 30". 32" and 38'0 Widths. With In· ttaltation hatdVfare. 10'' I INSIDE: •Entert•lnment •Erma Bombeck •Television •Ann Landers ~. A"U~ tO, 1171 .Job Seekers Experience Unlimited helps define employment goals and teaches the unemployed how to find jobs . • 87 IUDITll OUON ................ The ~ crlll1, In which thouaandl o! h\1hb' skllled PfOleukmals lolt tbelr Jobi , ii a faJnt memory now to those wbo re.ad about tt Jn the n•WISDal>ft'. But to SOIM lbe pain ii a till real. They may not hu ve been able to find poelUom comparabJeto the ones they lo&t. ~he problem is that most prof euional Jobs ure f1Ued by wont of mouth, not by newipaper uds or ptl'SQDDd ~ent.s. -T!'al bit ol information ls just one search technique at Experience Unlimited, a CETA· ~unded service that teaches people bow to find JObs. The nearest chapter is in Santa Ana at the California Employment Service office on East First Street. Seminars are offered Monday through Fri· day on resume writing, interview techniques and ways of finding "bidden jobs." ·'We make sure our people know bow to con- duct an interview-they should be in charge," said Jerry Ackerman. one or the staff members ''We teach them how to handle every situation.,; SOME OF THE job seekers come in with poorly defined employment goals. Others bave spent tbous~ds or dollars on resumes with no results. Some need a boost In spirit. Nearly 300 people are partieipatlng In the traidlng program at any given time. Ackerman said, and around SO find jobs each month. Twenty-five to 30 percent or the seekers are women. Some or these have a lib«!ral arts education and don't know what to do with it when..they.ue ready to go back to work~ -- "We'reiliso looking for underemployed pro-~ ressionals, •• Acterma1111ddect;-"such as a schoolteacher who's driving a bus." He pointed out that such people are taking Jobs from people with lower levels of skills. "EVERY INDUSTRY, every business and every community are represented," he said. There are teachers. such as Mike Hornyak, Cheryl Romo who WMnt to work at the college level but can't rlnd Jobs, and Don Bashaw. who wants to chance from metal shop to the solar or nuclear ffold . . "l'Ul rllnnin1 out of ideas and sources, placea to look," Hornyak said. "I need to make a better presentation of myself. both in person and on paper." And there are engineers. such as Herb Litchfield, wbo bas sold cars to keep food on the table but would like to get back into his field. Ll'l'CRnELD whose experrence Includes quality control, said be found the seminars on resume writing and interview techniques most valuable. "I need help in finding the bidden jobs." he said. "The only way to get back is through someone you know." The problems are all covered during the seminars. Ackerman pointed out. "They don't know about the job search. The market is tocal- ly dirferent for professionals. Companies aren't looking for a body. They're looking for a bead. They have to construct a network ol contacts." For some the answer is starting tfteir own business. It won't work for everyone but for peo- ple like Dean Howard it is the natural solution to a frustrating job market. Howard, an energetic man with seemingly unending enthusiasm for his work. was an aerospace engineer in the early '70s and found hi.mself among the first out of work when the crunch hit. · "I BECAME an outside salesman for a communication systems company in Oranee County. I installed and serviced alarm systems and finally decided 1 might as well have it all." Ht -sla!'te<i his •owir cc.riipimy. wo1 :._;.,pki"t-: · -- . time for !:ti~ police department the first year to a ugment has profit.s and today is successful beyond any or his early dreams. He also bas expanded into giving success seminars and believes that losing his job in aerospace probably was one of the best things that ever happened lo him ..J. Borrowing ·From Two This morning my new husband stormed out of the bathroom and shouted, "Where ii MY brush?" • Still in bed and haJr-asleep, I mumbled: "Oh. one of the kids probably borrowed It.'' Luckily, my husband is a calm and patient man; be didn't say another word until a few minutes later when he stepped into the shower: "Where is MY shampoo?" He nc> longer seemed very kind -or pa- tient. He stood there dripping wet and fuming. I am quickly discovering that it is one thing to be a single working parent and quite another t.o be a married one. Over the years, the kids a nd I have sort of adjusted to living haphazardly. Somehow the laundry and the marketing manage to be done -but not much or anything else. There are old dog biscuits in the corner of the kitchen, cobwebs on the ceiling and extra kids stayJng wlth us all the time. I'm used to having my lltUe l>nes borrow my toothpaste and shampoo when they run out. l 've come to expect that there will never be any ice cubes in the freezer and that, chanceS' art!, the tray will be filled with my daughter's frozen wads of bubble gum. I know that when the phone rings I probably won't be able to find it because it's burled under a stack of clothes somewhere. And yes, I've been angry and screamed at my son when I've come home from work to d\1cover he and his friends have eaten our dinner for an afternoon snack. And I came unglued when my daupter wore my bikini and I round it molding six days later in the bottOm of the bath tub. But I've never developed a case of ulcers about it. Unlortunately, trying to explain au or this to a new huaband -wbo bas never bad any children ol his own -ls not easy. Not easy at all. In fact, the poor man ls about to go ba88JlU. lie keeps saying. "And l sianed up for this for 11fe?'' ~-" . To ra.eve some of Ute terunon, we decided to cet away trom tt aU' tor a weekend, and to cotnciclentall)' celebrate our first month or newlywed bliss. by leavin1 Surf City and trek- kln11outhtoSan Dle10. Trying to pack was a reat ln itaelf. We couldll't find the beach towels we boutht on our honeymoon. When we flnally did they were all socgy and Hndy because 11\Y dautbter a.ad bet' friend went body surfing in them. Our toeonut auntan oU was now ollina a broken blcy. cl• and out suitcue was fllled wttb Barbie doll clotl9e1. ay the time we finally arrived ln San Diego we were both nef'Vous WTetk.s. Ml n w huaband heel juat learned that I only baJance my chtck· iill account once every six months and carry ~ criidlt cards ln my wallet at all times. Hall-seriously. he 1uuated we live Jn the b•k OI hi.a van anCI let the ktdi do what ~ •DI with the bouM. That way, he el:J>lalaed, he woe•t care U the .newapaper 11 .}inln1 tile leUnta. lria'• cqt before be's !!tel ~ and , he'll •••• ,.mow wtierettl• plt)o• IJ. It loob u thou&h tbe lddl and I•• •olna to Jaave, to abape up. The problem.11 tbeJcbllclr• dC>Jl't even com eod that tbeh'a 1 problem, Some of the pamphlets from the Singles Expo in LoiAngeles. ' ,. ... . ; ~ Managing Stress Set up a framework for getting a perspective on the problem. By MAJlCIA FORSBERG °' ... Delly ~ ........ It h1lppens on the freeway. Traffic clogs up; you worry about being late for an appointment. When the driver In front of you slows down, you holler, ''Move it, stupid I" Your blood pressure goes up, your heart rate in- creases -you get more and more tense. It happens at work. Your boss says, "Why didn't you take care or this?" You think, "Ob, no. I really blew it this time by forgetting. I'll bet Ulla means no promotion." Your pJ&lms sweat, you feel a pain in your stomach -you get mofe and mor• anxious. Stressful situations. In both cases, the stress reactions -hlgh blood pressure, sweaty palms, tension -are directly related to how you interpret the atreaslUI event.a. That'• because whit you say to yourself about the incldent bu a lot to do wttb buildup of stress, 1ecord· inf to Dr. Carl E. Thor n, pro- . fasor of education •rid p1ychoJoty al Stanford Unlventty. At a recent UC Jrvlne Extemlon lecture, .Or. rl'horesen rocuaed on ~ 1tre11. tosomiila aa a result of chronic ·~ and how to )Ille Mlf· m11211ement u a way to chan1e belllavior. events, pa-sonal relationahlp§ and more. Stress. he said, is a multi-faceted phenomenon, People experience it dlfferentl)t -some associate it with a physical cOOdition Ctbe sweaty palms >. some experience it coenltlvely lthey worry), others as- sociate it with a alt.Uatlon <work, home) "We all deal With stress in one ..Vay or another.~ ilaue Sil. how do we manage it? Aleohol ii pop&llar, cigareltea ~ an all-time f avottte, drv11 ate becomlna a ttatlbnat paaUme and lettinl :' ia anoeber •tress manafelllent' tQue ·'But they ul bavtt Ulelr o"1l conse- quences" • • • Singles Circ11s· It was billed as a-fantasy come true,a place where singles can experience the available alternates. By CHERYL ROMO OflMMIY~ ......... • ere were people walldng around with w· e yramids on their heads, an exhibition of s · c paintings, women who would dance with you or 16 cents a minute and a man wearing one Ju e earring healing people with his ·ma i ··fingers. ot mention palm readers. psychics vit> tor salesmen, t arot card readers and T'. s hirt hawkers. There were also those who could read your eyeballs and a woman handing out fortune cookies that said you could meet the man of your life -if you purchased a book fqr $8.95. - With hand-lettered signs and a circus at· mos phere. the first Singles Expo '78 held in Los Angeles got off to a roaring start recently at the towering Bonaventure Hotel. It was billed as a "fantasy come true" and as a place where singles of aU ages and races can experience the alternatives available to them. What many did experience was the feel- ing that to find out. what's available is an ex- pensive proposition (See SINGLES, PageC2> 1! I • '· DAM.Y PILOT Does your daughter need confidence? CWI ht A; ....... ,_111111111111 .. tdl' ........ •• , INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT capezio a"",... ... tM 11•ca .. ttf"9 •-I '-" rou '""'94 --~ ht ~ond~. Orey, WIM ~ Cley Sv.de .Hit_..,._,.."" J.4.00. ~ ~~~SHOES 99 Fashion Island• Newport Beach 759-9551 ,. .... GRAND OPEN I NG SALE 1· We hove one of Southern ' California's nicest di&ploy~ of fine fur~ ... oil in room settings. We fecm.e HerYedon, Boker and ' l'hommllitle in °" beoutif~. new showroom. 0, eicperienced decorators ae ready to os.sist you, at no extra doge. in f 11nishing you home or off1Ce. Metteer' s fine ~of Anaheim hos been serving Orange County for 2S yeors. Now come in ~ visit °" new. Newport Beoch. showroom. .... , ,... . ..... '"' OPENING SPECIAL Reg. $439 $349 This is jU\t one of the tnOl"f ~ s,peciols you II find~ the stare. how your mother did it What does this say und 10,000 other people a b o u t A m e r I c a n wrltolntoprotesl wom e n " -SMALL Slngles •mm Pa1e cu One dlJ~Ued woman. Jeavlnf the aarlsh ex.btblt.on' hall. Commented: "I fee like no one lJ rea!'r. here to help us. All they want la our money.' Other patticipants, thouib. appeared to be tnJoylna themselves meetlna other people. ~Gin1 and participating in the vartoua growth W9rkaboM. One middle-a1ed woman laucbed wlien aolneope asked her why she waa there. "To meet people. Why else?" The raUo was about five romen to every man and the_y paid $39 to S4S in pre-regl.ltraUon f eea to attend the dances and worubops led by profesak>oals. Hotel accommodations were ex· tra, The Expo's organizer. a rotund. bearded financial advisor and insurance man bf the name or Steilben Hay spoke to members of the presa n~ea ~a personal bodY1uard from his Slit f10or bocpltality suite. Legs propped across a chair. the 36·year-old from the San Fernando Valley was weart111 an Expo T·shirt, faded denims and red socks. Bay admitted that if bis event were a financial suc· ceas he would leave his current business to become a promoter of "quality singles events." The singles business has become so lucrative <reaching the billion dollar mark ln many parts of the country>. that Bay, who was divorced 13 years ago and is still single, decided to do something "spectacular" because he was tired of seelng people "gettina ripped off." Too many people. he insisted, who are look· ing for help are being ··attracted by alphabets alter a person's name." <Most of the Expo's workshop facilitators were Ph.D.s. M.A. 's M FC's. and MFCc·s. > Questioned about the complaints heard about the integrity of some of the exblblton. Bay answered that he'd had feedback that some of Ylem were not "on the up and up .. but be·d personally screened them beforehand to make · sure theywere1Efgitlmace. Why does he think. more and more 5in&Jes are being drawn toward events such as the Expo? Stephen Bay reckons it's because they're coming "out of the closet" just "llke the aaya" and are choosing to be slngle because the status has become "almost fashionable." Singles are tired of the bars and the lonely hearts clubs, he explained, and are looking to the singles and personal growth Industry as the "great white messiah" and added, "which it la not." Bay feela that the women participants out· numbered the men at the convention because women treat themselves better than men and are willing to spend money to improve themselves and meet other people. And that. said the promoter of "quality singles events" Is a healthy sign. ( Horoscope FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <March 21- April 19): What was hid- den or secret is activat- ed. You expose feelings. You can be vulnerable. TAURUS <April 20· May 20): What seemed moribund could sudden- ly be alive and kicking. Accent on contract, partnership commit- ment, marriage. GEMINI <May 21· June 20): Maintain steady pace -get together with tbc6e who share your interests. Don't be lulled into sense of false security. CANCER <June 21- July 22): Light touch is necessary amidst bom· bard111ent of commit- ments. protestations, vows of vengeance and love. Sense of humor is your greatest ally. LEO (July 23·Au1. 22): Despite distrac- tions, stay on the track. You've got something to accomplish -go to lt and be thorough. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: You get aid from aaaootate who, though .,... .... ,, . ) ANN LANDERS/HOROSCOPE RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTIRY ....... w .. T 0 W N p H 1 L O S answer WH better than h .... ................... -...... PHER mlDe. I bo"' to )'Our ...... ......_._ D E A a s M A L L ...:•i•;S>e;';lo;';wtsdoa:a~;;;·~-.;~~c~ .... ~ .... ~ .. ~-ii··~n~·~·~ TOWN: If YH U1lak /\merlcau women are crazier than women who llve In oUier cowatrles yoa oalbt IO truel a Ut· tie. Humana everywhere are fundamentally very much the same. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Re the four· generation photo. I wish you had told the mother· in-law to &el "out of the picture" altogether. She's a troublemaker. A, norm al person spending money on a professional photographer could bave arranged for a variety of groupings. selected the one she wanted. looked generous and 1iven the young couple one of Uie1r choosing. A dominating woman t know had three daugb~rs who all react· ed dlfferently to heavy maternal interference One daughter limited contact with her mother to a few days a year. Another ended up back on her mother 's doorstep -divorced . unemployed. with two confused children. The third committed suicide. The woman who wrote needs more than an "honest referee." She needs a backbone to keep her mother in Une or out of her life before it's ruined . -NO FIREWORKS AL · LOWED DEAR NO Fl R EW01llts-: Tour C.11 642-5971. . Put. ••••Olds to work for ou. UnMarried and Living -with someone? Eliminate Dtgutes! Some ~tate supreme courts (1.0 .. Lee Marvin case In California) now rule that both of you are eligible for alimony and division of assets (Income. property and pension) should you decide to apllt. Protect youraetves. Avoid misunder- standing. An attorney developed a contract spec1fically fO< unmarried couples hvtng together to protect you both. Called "The UnMarrlage Contract:· this binding. non· nuptlel agreement defines person~I and property rights. delineates what belongs to whom. and spells out contributions of each person to tf\e household. II also defines which property Is considered separate. ---------------cup this ad today and UnM ~...i~ send $24.96 by check 0< :.-: ..-,. -:6 :-Mllf!"' moneyoroer rorcomptete aUnlimiied cootractt UnM.m.g. UnUmlted • 17842 Irvine 8t\V .. Suite 202 l1 OeplOPN Tustin: CA 92600 Sale StcrilTlmsclay At Al stores Jr. Sportswear 70%-80% Off ShopEarfy- ·~ Last Year! Ill S.. c:...t...,. a '91 S.. c:...t Hwy. W.. ._.CA t261t 4t4-76U a 4'7·1111 "-fadsabo9ta ....... ---,., opll ..... ... •• '1 .... A Nautilus membership I• OMtgned fOf j)e()ple on the go. People who don't hlMI much time to stay in shape, but who Wini to be flt and feeling QOOd. Studiet have shown t~t long hourt of atrenoua exerctae can often dO more hsm than good. Md that no matter wtllt form of exercise YoU use. programa of .non. but 1nten11ve exercl• are best. That's why. over the past 30 years, Nautllut has pton,e<ed and developed a new and advanced oonc:eot In total fitness conditioning. The Concept 11 based on a patented Cll'll WhlOtl 11 used exeluttvely on Nautllue ~ equipment. Thia uniQue cam It designed to lnttantty Ind automatlellly vary the ,......_ 1n direct proportion to available muscular strength throughout the full range of·~ movement. A NO-N<::>t--JSENSE APPROACH TO FITNESS ERMA BOMBECK Gussets and Such Do }"OU kno bow )'OU can tell )'OQ',.. tcUioa older! When fYl'ryone aro und you t•ll youn(ft'. ~C'ttl:ns old b dlacoverinl your prt t ameU. llke bubble l\llD. your la~r ,, n1htin1 acne, and )lour aon'a mAth teacher la "'"•rint a ll•lnlna bra ll's wben an el1ht· ) ear -old kid t who doc an 't rven own a aweotband> ffS you in tennis. When 1 16-yl'ar old offers to parallel pitrk your cllt for you when you fall •JU&rt in truffle. When a four year-old t..ares the cap off a chlld·proof aspmn bottle for you It happened 11gatn last weekend when I was wanderina ll\rouah a de· partment store and in· udvertently found myself ln the yard goods department It look ed l ike Woodstock. Young girls who couldn't have been in thelr teens were flipping through pattern booka like Urey lived there . Slumping tiredly on a stool. I couldn't help but overhear their conversa· lion. "IC it has no pattern repeat, you could get by with lhe 44·incb stuff and a quarter of a yard Jess. I made It last week in one evening ." fl couJc!n•c tl\reaa my nee·- d&e in one evening. ) ·'There's a remnant over there I know Linda could get an entire pants suit out of." ·Tm not starting on anything until I finish the coat" "lf you can't gel your size. get the next one and we'll alter the pat· ter~ • Tfien a salesperson approached me. Sbe wore br aces and couldn't have been more than 12. "Could I help you with something?" "Well, the truth is ... EIWCI ·~· "You need .omethlna caay• Here'• pattern with only five pieces · · "Thal many?" I aaktd. "Actually. I was lookln1 101' something rather simple " "Look. tf you have any problem• wlth 1vueta or faclnaa or handtlo1 the new tabrlca. Just brine It In and 1 ·11 help you wlth lt." <Ouaaet.a? l lho~bl you ..m dt arav)' oul of ·~m at 'lbank11lv· tns.> "Tbot'I terribly aweet of you." I uld. "t•or at~rtera, I'll have three yard• of t.hla crerc, a yard and a halt o sllk. and some corduroy for bed1pre •·• f watched this child wltb pw-e respect as she odded it row or fractions "nd came up wlth a toti.1 Call It pride. I didn't have the beart lo tell her I don't sew. ( Singles Calendar ) SINGLE AGAIN: ''Making Relationships Work" will be the topic of a program with Heather Lawn at the Marriott Hotel, 900 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, begin· ning at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11. All ages. $5 per person. SINAI YOUNG ADVLTS: A dance with a live band and no-host bar will begin at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Aug. 19. at the Ramada Inn. 1150 S. Beverly Drive. Los Angeles. CALIFORNIA EDEN: Barry Levy will speak about "Effective Communications Through Psycho·Drama" beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11. at 8 Lakeside, Irvine. Dona. lion. TEMPLE IWAH: A new singles group for peopte between 18" and "30 ts being romred. rtre fir.st~ at 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 20. al the Oakwood Apartments South Clubhouse. 1700 16\h SlFeet, Newport Beech. Call Peter at 645·5767 or Jeff at~ 7249 for information. ORANGE COAST SINGLES: There will be a general meeting al 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11. al the home of Lenore Scott in Irvine. Call Lenore at 552-6049 for directions. 39 and over. BALBOA SKI CLUB: Volleyball every Tue~day nigbt-irom .>:30 p.m. until dark. Meet on the beach at Orange Street in West Newport. Party and dinner after. Fee S2 and bring your own refreshments.. SINGLES DANCES: At the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday night beginning at 9 p.m. ••• Stress (From Page CU · ing. our stress reactions aren't automatic. It's our interpretation of the event -what you say to yourself about it -that leads to stress ·reac· tion." he said. The key t.o managing stress, he said , is to believe there are alternatives to the way to interpret and label events and to believe that you need not respond to an event in the old wa~. "THE 1$UE IS, is that the way you want to s pend your stress money? Be more discriminating in what you allow yourself to be aroused and upset about. Decide more consciously." Or. Thoresen ad· vised. One by.product or stress in this country is insomnia. "Twenty-three million Americans suffer from dis· turbed sleep,'• he said. "A lot of people get very tense when we are trying to get to sleep; so we deal with lhis very complon human problem by taklng something," he said -usually "an· hypnotic drug." "We're trying to come up with nop. drug alternatives. since results show that hypnotic drugs exacerbate the problem. They inlerrere with sleep by preventing the occurrence of deep sleep and by suppressing REM sleep CRapldEye Movement). so. INSTEAD of taktng an hyp. notic drug before sleep, Dr. Thoresen advises relaxation techniques, which ideally begin during the day. He cit· ed a case or a woman insomniac wbo was taught to become "a lot more aware or what she did and why she did it during the day .. Was it really important for her to do all those things? She round she could lop olf about 30 percent of her activities. Instead of hurrying and rushing about. she slowed down the rate or doing things, und she had built·in relax lime. "Her ·environment was rear· ranged. We got her TV and desk out or the bedroom so she wouldn't be cognitively aroused. "All the things together were con- tributing to her stress and insomnia. We worked with her for five years on how 1.o manage stress in relation to sleep. Eventually, she changed her interpretation or events until she believed she had within her the power to manage." • Thunday. August 10. 1978 OM. Y Ptl.OT !!?! Pl1BLIC NOTICE PVBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTJCE' PlJBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICS "C'tt'l'IOUt •UllNaU PICTlnout auslllllU PICTIT10UI 9US1,91US 111 act~ wl• CatHoml• CMI MAiiie tTAT1IMl•T Ceclf liDSI -fl9nrt. -rty of 0.19 "MM HATtMaMT NAMS'l1AT9•MT Tiie 1011 ... lt>Q pertoftt •re dolflO Mc 8ti.t "'911 lie .... el "'*le AU( 'M ..,....,,. .,.,_ It .. f\O Dodi T ... fol .... '"9 --I• -.i"I 11\111· ... llNU •• llofl It Wltllly • 1....,.,1'1\M'\ lier\ tor MUH NU .. . Wll,LAKE VII.LAGE ICllllN'SSAIU.,UHMllll.o<l lAI. A_.A.TMINTS. UI» w 0c .. 111ront, C.ootelMM.c:Amn SC 0 T T ' \ JAN I ' 0 Ill I AL (IM!\jMllH\loll of ~ On or etter SERVICE, •JOO'-°', Sllllf tn. Al41KI W.1'11etflUllPll<tuctlOll .._,.,, -..11, c;A ~ JOdeM ~ • ...,...., UJ Hemlllon N--1 h«ll, CA tMi1 ~-lntom1etlon Ull ..._,_. kOH lt*'1 ~. 201t W l'\llllllllad 0. ..... c....1 Dt11.-Ptlol, IUcllenl II C•nlrell, U06 W CAI, Co,le ~CA n.21 ColumlllN ...... s.nta A,.., CA ft107 AUOll•I 10, tm O<•..,fNlftt ~ e .. c11. CA .,..l T11ls l>vtl""' 1, ~-llY en In JHnne M9rle Sc'-""olf. 200 W 302"71 Tiii\ butl-. It tendUCteci by en 111 01v10 ... 1 01v1wo1 Jocllfte ,..,.,_ CG4umlll11e. • .... Sonl•AM. CA '2707 Thi' buslnen Is u1111111<..o oy • oeneral~p. llidletd II c.<llrtll Tiil• tlM.,_I w• flltd Wlltl I ... PVBUC N&nCE T11ls tl•_,t WH lllecl wltll , ... C-ty CIWll ti 0!'81119 CM#lty Oft July J-SclloeMoH Covr11Y Clt•ll of Oranoe County on JI, tt1e. Ali\j.7,1'7t. ,.,..,. Tiiis ti.ti-I wes llled wlttl the County Clerlt of Orenge C.ounty °" Jiily JI, 1'71. •-Mm PICTITIOUI eut1MISS NAMI ST'TIMINT PtttlP Publltllld Or .... C.00.t Dotty l'Hot, Publl•lled Or111911 Coett Dally Piiot, Aue. J, 10, 1', N. tt7e tttl.7t AllQ. 10, 11, 2•, JI, 1'11 PUBUC NOTICE PIM51' Pulllilllled Or .... C:O.st O.llv Piiot, Auo. l. 10, 11, 2.4, •m tt20-1• Tiie •ollowlnt pinons .,.. dolne buslneu•: J & J IOUIPMENT Af.NTfll. t4'tt OOll CNlll, t1 Toro, C:.llloml• PUBUC NOTICE PICTITIOUI •Utt NISS PUBUC NOTICE tit.JO MAMe STARM9"T Jolln ee.m-~11 Jr, 24'22 0.- l'ICTITIOUI •UllNllS ne!~.f0llowlt19 ""°" 1' OOlne t>usl l'ICTITIOUS •USINISS """JO.•:::::::~~...= Str•t. lllAMI STATIMaNT ELfCTA()tjlC ASSOCIATES, 1101 NAME UATIEMllfT HIHlll"9tllfl 9Mcl\ c:.41'°""• •JM6 Tiit lollowtno petton ,, 001r19 l>vSl· w 11th Sl....i, Sult• HO. 217, Sent• , ... IOllowlnQ pertOrll .,. dolr1q Tlllt W•'-• It <tnCN<leG llY • !MU a& Ane, C:.lllOnlle ttlo. butlMH ti ~rel ~p. l*Wta.O:c='tn'Of'T .. I OFFSHC>ltE MAllllNE, 2'40 l\YOft, C. hrttll. 1101 W 17111 Strett, C I 1 THE O AN A P 0 INT JCllWla..wlotll Jr ...... _. 9Nd\, CA'2t43 Sllllf 117. s.M• AM, C:.lllomla'110. L 1 OH THOUSE 111 TH IE DANA This ·~ -flied ~"' .... ','"""•~MCATYU,!!"'.,!~~~ lllk,,_ L. .... 1«11. 30»1 CofleisMI Tlllt bom-tJ ~ lly ... ,,.. LIG+fT, 3001 ~Hitt A .. ,~ ..... -Cowtty C!otil• ()reftoe (...eyOft July -"'-. ...:.;.,.-..,.- L11 .• HUlll~ 9M<!1. CA OMdu•I VI, Su••• 118. '°''"Mew. c.lrfonw• ,._ 1911. ..OTICI o.;-....... -..... G~ Tiiis -;-. Is <ondu<led lly an In-C 8¥1all mit .....,S1 r dl•l-1111 Tlllt s~I w•s lllect with Ille Cllrls Art SIUOlo lnc.otporateo, • •PuMI ..... Or .... C..'1 0.lly Piiot, :~~t",C::.:0-coo~~~ '::A .~ <Wd L lkHIOC11 County Ctn of Oranot c:-11y Oii July C.lilornla (Of'llO<fliOI\ 3001 Aed Hill AltOVtl J. tQ. 11. M. 1'71 2'0).11 A"O P-&.ITflll .... ., ..... a1 Tlllt st-I w.s filed W•lll Ille fl, 1'71 Ave. E'91...0. VI, S..lte 111, C:0-. "'" '•~ - Cour11y Cln Of Orenoe County °" , ... , • .Mew, C.IJIOnll•~,. Pt1BLIC NOTICE TA•V~ • ~• ~TaatuT ·~·" -"""''"""'-c.." .. ,., ,,., '"' -.. ,..-...., .... :".l~ •oT mf: ~ j ~ ...... July 27 encl AuOldl l. 10, 17, 1'71 poratlofl r------------AOMl .. ISTttATIC* WtTM WtU. PWllJMd 0r&'1111 CO.II DilllV PllOt, ,,_.,,. Cllri\ Art Studio 1 nc. lllOTICaW SA&.a Oil .... If> ._ ~ AUTMCMttlA A119. IO, 17, 2•, JI, 1'71 st-G Owisltnaft, ... ~ .. ~ •• ,.., TO AOMl .. 111'•• u .. o•• T 3CllM-7• PUBUC NOTICE P'"ldent 11ec ... ,CMlf.CMICMtl INOIPl .. otlWT AOMINISTAA PUBLIC NOTICE "CTIT10US eUStNIESS NAME STATEM&NT r.,. tollowlne person Is OOlllQ bull· MHel! FUNICE'S ROOFING COMPANY. 10 S.eblrO Courl, Newport 8te<h. CA ,,.., ICenneth Perry Funke, 10 SHblro Court, N--1 Beach, CA 'l2t6l This bullneu Is <onclucted by en In· Olvlelllel K-llFUflllt This ~le'-1 wes flied wltll tne County c1.n. o1 Orenoe eoumv on July 31, 1'71. l'OtlSlt Put>llslled Or-. CO.SI 0.lly Piiot, Awo. J, 10, 17, ~. 1'11 PUBUCNOTICE "CTITIOUS •USINIESS NAME STATl:MeNT Tiie lollowine person Is Clo4"11 bull· r'lltlS ·~ KAROVAN, 7t7 Center StrHI. Coll•-·· Ce. 9W7 ~ .. ~.,, "f"r•mfJ-it•fnr, ffl9 CIHrbr-u.ne. COstt Meu. c... '2616 Tlllt t>uslneu ll wnGUCled by •n In dlvldllel Gffeld F l{fiter Thll tlale<TWnt .... !lied w1tll Ille Co..nty Clert ol OrM>gt C-ty on July 17, 1911 ,"7724 Puollshe<I 0r.,. eo.st Dtlly Piiot JoJly 10, 27, Aug. J. 10. 1971 1'94·11 PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATliMENT Tiie fotlowlnQ -s are doing l>UslneSSH Pl.ANTS & COMPAN'I. 286'1 Men dOie. Coste Mtst, Ctlllom.la m26 Albert O.vlo Gunter, 2169 Men- Cloi•, Coste MtM, C.llfornla t26U RllonO• Francine Gunter. 2'69 MendoH, Coste Mtse. Ctlttornia 92616 T hh b~iness Is conduct.cs by • Qeflerel 1)¥tNrsnlp. Albert 0. Gunt•r Tiiis n etement wes flied wltll Ille County Clerk ol 0r.,._ Co<lnty on July 17, 1911. P"114t PvbH'heO Orenot Cont Delly Piiot. Auo~I 10, 11. 2•. 31, 1918 3010·11 PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSINESS NAMI STATEMENT TIM IOl'-1"0 perwn it dolr19 busf. MU ft Nl.l..S. THE WALL CL.EANINO SP&QALIST, itlll <Mp, -iftel-SffCll, c.llfomlt,,... MyrOft L Sipp, 19111 Carp. Hunl· lnQton &eacll, C.tlloml• .,._.. Tiiis busi-ls COllducted lly tn I"· dMd\Jel. Myron L. Sipp Tiiis statemetll WH flled "'"" the County Clert ol Orenge County on July 11. ""· PO._, Pul>ll\ned Or-Coast Oally Pllol, July 21end~tl,10. 11, 1918 274.71 PUBLIC NOTJCE PICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAMe STATEMENT T lie followlr19 pe,.ons ere doltlil buSlnttt •s: M .cARTHUR PLACE VEN· TURE, 16"2 Halt A-. irY1ne, CA '2714 Robert P Wotrmlnqton, 16"2 Htle Avenue, Irvine, CA '271• 8tttr I.. Hutton, Tn1stte Ullde• 0.<1tullon of Trust Oatld JuAy I, 19'1 tstet>llslled by H•rold F ano ~tty I. HUiton es Truston., 11111 l"'lne 81\fd., Ste IOI. Tustin, CA '26IO Tiiis business Is <ond11<1eci lly • gener•l IMtftNr\Np. R_, P Warmin;ton Thb statement w .. filed with the County Cl-of 0r..,.. County on July 11. ltll l'••SIS PulllllMd Ora.QB C.0.1t Delly Pilot, Aug. J, 10, 17, 24, 1971 PUBUC NOTICE C~J P..-T7U PICTIT10US aUSINISS NAMa STATCMl:NT Tiie follOwinQ ~IOll I~ doing l>Ull- MU H : BRISTOL tNOUSTAIAL MEDICAL GROVP, J710 S. Bristol, Sllllt 100, Sente Ana. CA '2704 Josepll Nlc;hOlas Oregurl(ll, M D .. 6$21 J •rdlnes Or .• Huntington Beech, CA 92647 Tiiis blnlne:u la <ondlKleO t>y e11 In· OMduel. JOMpll NICllOltS Greg.,.tch, M.O. Tllit '1•-t "'" filed wltfl tt.. Ntotlce It ......,., 01...., !Mt Ullder o, •11'AftSACT PICTITIOUS•USINHS Co..n1yClerttofOrMQ11CounlvonJ11IY Md"""'*"'IO._l_l'lledlt*ld-E lrR8 ~ MAIM STATIMSNT 21, IUt vllMd, '"' ......,,..._ Of t ... ALL OK \I= of H E"T SCHO ' Tiit lollowlr19 perlOf'lt ere Going ,..... SPAC~ STottAOE et Ilia ,, .. II N~~ICE 11 "EU8Y GIVl!:N; bulltlfli ••· Publl.i.ect Or-Gotst Delly PllOI, Gerelen G,..,.., C.lllwftla, will Mii el ANH SCHOCK llM fifed lltf'elll • W.R WILLIAMS & ASSOCIATES, July 11 eno ""°'41J,10. 17. lf71 publl< auction et AUster Auction. tlon for !"ToOele Of Lost Will S1t tlh Strtet. HUl'lllngton 8te<ll, CA 2171-11 201S~ Ntwpor1, C:.ta MMe ti 1 30 Cocll<IU 11 e11y and for ~ ~ o'cloek P."' Ofl Ille 25th clO't of Auoust. ,.,, • .,.,;.,.,., .., 111 IN •" Walct.n Reid Williams, Jr., )It ltll PUBUC NOTICE 1'71, the ~-no dftcrlbed iierM11al ~00.te fff Wiii onc1 for I.Otten of• SlrMI, HunllnQton Be.ell, CA t2MI -IY « W mud\'"""' H mey be r t JHll Ann Wllllomt, Sit"" SlrHI, Cl' 7162 M<•Uary to..atltly. llefl due lflf 11'1• mlnlsl • Ion wttfl Wiil Allnend Miil tl!W Huntlnglon 8Mctl, CA.,._ S ., •• _ ........ , 0 de•\tel'Md kw Niii end lncldtnt•ll 1,,. A11tll0d10tlon to Altmlnlater ~ tllo Thh buslnen It condvcltd by• u .. i_._.,,. PTMI curred•• tile '\'bofl·,...nll-d td· llldeoenderltAdmlN1tn1tl0110fEt&lt" genertl partnerstllp. ITATI MCAUl'OllllllA 'Oii dreu. IOoltller """ltl c.ostt of -rtlt · Act, reference to llffllCfl 11 ~ tor W•ldtfl R WllllMISJr. THI CX>U..:.~OtlAHOI •ne•rlll•-ofMlll' lurtN• POl11<111..,. elld tflet lhe Um. This lie'-! wes lllecl with 111• NOT I ea Op Ma A• ING O, Blkt, mite. hckMllOIO IVllll 10St end 9'Kt of Narlng tht -l\M County CleA Of Oronot County Oii JlllY l'l'"ITION ....... ._.....,. 0, WILL M. MltluP, t2A s. LYVn. 4pt • ' bMfl ~ for August 22. '"'· .. lO 00 17 1971 • """' .. .._.. Sent• Ana •·"'·• In Ille~ Of Oepert..-1 ' . P .. nt AMO POii L•n••S TISTAM•N· Mite ........ ~. , _.. •Ir HO., of Mid court, .. 100 CIYIC c.etlter Publl•Md Oronee CoMI Delly Piiot, TA•Y ANO AUTMO•IZATION TO cooler. 2 nlollet!Mld$1Ulllt A.al Drive Wnt. In Illa Clly of Sellta A .... JlllY 20 27 Mao· J 10 1m 2 ..... ,. ADM IN IS TI• UN DIE a TN I 11 ...... lfmll Mlfttlt Viste, Ollno, C.lllvrllle. • ' • ' INOl .. INHNT ADMINtn•ATION C.llfor11I• 0.lecl JllA'/ JI,,.,._ OP ISTATISACT. '*•· ~. coucll. llolltOMld WIWAMl.•JONN, Est•• Of EUGENE F. WITH. tll• eooct• IU"4tA·IO'l C....W..y 09f\ 1------------•EUGENE FOR BING SM ITH, W. Koutllllff, t2'CIOO.......G,..... C.•llTOflttlllM.MOOlll NOTICI INVITING e101 Ot<uted, IM¥d., G ..... Grow ................. ,_ alO tTIM NO.... NOTICE IS HIERE8Y GIVEN 1"91 MIK lt.fftl 1\11111 C,.11 11~f Mt...,_.,_._ NOTICE 1$ HElllE8Y GIVEN, ... , RUTH AUDREY SMITH lllS llltd D . Macluc. ts11 Otllt. TTwr-,,.CA-M•led P'OPOMf• wlll be rt<el....i by herein • pttttlon tor ProNte of Wiii w .. trntnster ~ .. , Ut ...,. PUBUC NOTJCE the City of Coate Mew, to wit The Cl· end for ''~of Letten Tnl_. or .. _ rolrlt •I< IUllll ,....,_.., .,..._ • ty Cou!Kll, I> o. llO• noo. C.Stt Niese, ttry to tnt Petit'-Md evttltrlit· C· 10Sl • ·• """""*" Or.,. CNat Doll\' "'• C.llfornl• f2'1'. on or i.tore ,,.. '-r lion lo edmlnltlef' the esttle ~ tM lltMY Wl"IMnt, .,.1 N ~ Awe.'· 10, ... 1'11 ~ ll:QO UI\. Clt\.F041Y~Awlot U, 1~"'*7VNJIUllCllUf £s!Mt1 Road~ TIDQl'.l.NlllDM 1971 II "'911 be Ille r~bllllV Of Acl, r-1wenca to Wf!ICll It m.-tor OalH 1"lt tUI o.y Of AU9'1'I, 07' I ... bidder to dtll"9r lllt blO to IN Clly fllrtt.r pertkvl~ _., !Mt 1t1w 1t1M Me1tw Auction PUauC NOTICE .. Clert's Office by Ille -r .,w•ounced •nd piece of -lne the .-lies VI KOlllOWas 11,,.. 8 1ch wlll bt publicly epefMd •l>CI been HI for ""9ust n . 1971, •I 10 00 SKretMY PIC'Tmous •USINIU • --" •loud tt tl'tO Lm ' or n--• "'.In h ~of ~rtme111 Put>ll5"'0 OrMOt C:0.$1 D•llv PllOI, ..... STATeMaMT t tlltreeller H pr.elk-Oft Frloey. No. J of ... 0 _,,,, M 100 CIVIC c.n1.. AllQVSI 10, 1'71 TIW IOl-11'19 pe.--s ue ,,.,., A119ust U. 2'11. 111 the (.oun(ll C"41ft· Oflve Wnt, In Ille City of Sant• Ane, >02).71 hu""9H •• bert. City Htll, 11 Ft lr Drive, Coilf Ctlllornlt ------------CAMPBELL ASSOC~TES 11, 21. Mew, c.llloml•. tor,.,. fumlshlne of DttedJulyJI, 1m PUBLIC NOTJCE EHt "-tfl Strff1, s.nte AM, ~ ONE (I) EA ROTARY MOWER WIU.IAM E. St JOMN, 9210S AClclltlonel tels of ttM! "'9(illcetlons Courlly ~ PICTIT10US eUSllllHS Blr1<-Pe<lflC, 21l0 Eul Fourdl mu be obl•lned el me Ottlce of the lllNISTJ.SCHAO,J•. Stre.t,Se!IW,.,,.,CA9210S P11rcllHlnQ Agienl el n '•Ir Drive. A ~ttUMal uw c.r,ere1.... ....._ STATIMllllT Cemobell Interests. t C.lllOr'lllf Cott• Mese, Ctlll«nle. 81ds "~•!"be '· o .... 1,_ Tll• 1011-1119 perlOf'lt ere C1olt19 corporation 1642 Vl~t• Or11•04t rtlurne<I to Ille tltltnllon of !tie City N-,..-t llMc:ll. Calffwllle ... , butl~t~ !' ~ C IE LL OR MO I 1 L E Newpon W , CA '2660 Clerk. within WICI lim. llmll, In • Tel: OHi 71>1ftt CLEANING SERVICf. llSI Dove TllO busttle$t ll <Otldllcttd by 41 SHled envet-. Identified on Ille OU1· Att-y ,_.. ~ • ~rel~. slCle wltfl tht Bid lltm Number •no lht Pvt>U.-·a.-~J.l 0.llY PJtot. SI ...... Slllte no. ~ lleecll. CA R-""" Cempljell Opening O.te. 92* ~of Ee<h bid tll•ll specify Hell •no Auouttl,4, 10. 1'11 Clle11ullor PrOPt1rtle1. lid .• • ~11 1 ts every ltemuwtlorthlnlhe\Pt<lll<•· 2'10f.71 Dtlawero corpor•llOll, 11s1 Dove ll•I• ttelemotllt :..SW.:11ed with.,. lion•. Any -ell ucepllons lo llw ~!!J. ~I• 220• Newport &tech, CA County Clerk of 0r...., County on Jutt soeclllcttlons mutt bt clHrly il•t•O PUBUC NOTICE • ._. ,. me In the bid, end tellure to Ml lorlll •"Y This t>uslneu I• <Ofldueteci by • cor· MUNTI• a YOSS ( Item In IN tpedllcetlons ill.ii IMt PICTIT10UI aUSINISS _.,eliOll An-ys tU .. tw orouncH fol' rejeetlon of Ille bid NAMI STATEMENT Cl\etlceitor ,...~IH, Lid. MtSJ Ma<.,.., emi , Each t>IO \Nii Ml forth the lull Tll• lotlowlnQ penons .,. dolno i~~Fr-s.it. lfl · nemH and l'tilcle"'H of •II ,,.,sons ·-" 1 c£ ... 15 •no pert let Int-led In the PtoPOMI buSIM$S" Tllis t~ wes filed with tlloe Ir.... .. • ., • •• prlncipels. lnC.M of corpor•tlont, COWAN ASSOCIATES. 11 County Clerk of Ore1>99 Co\lnlY °" Ptw:Ut Include the ,..,.,,.. of Ille Pret1dtnl Corpor•I• Pin• Orin. NtwPOi'I AllQ 1, 1'71. PUO!lshtCl 0.11ngt Gout o.11¥ Pll01,, Se<reltry, TrHtu,_, end MtMQtr • 8eecll •. c.llfoml• tM60 ...,..., Auo to. 17. 2•, Jl. 1971 • The City CDuncil ot Ille (lly of Coslt W Anor-CIH, 701 AoOlonl Put>ll\lled Or .... CDM1 Deily Pll04,t------------ Mtse re_,... 1t1t rl9'11 to rejtct eny Rotd. CoroM dill MM, C.lllon,.. ,_2S i>.11Q 10. 11. 2•. JI, 1'11 or all l>tds Ml<llMI c. O.nno. 11 ~•te DATED· AUQlllU.1'71 Ple1e Drive, Nurport Beech, 300).7' PuOllshecl Or ..... C-sl Dtlly Piiot. Celltornla '2660 Auovst 10. tt7t Rot>ert Griffin, «l Promontory PUBUC NQTICE l02Ht g;.:,--::n:~ Newport Stacll. STATIMIMTOflAM .. DOMMINT -----------1 Jo"" W. Hemillon, 11900 OMden OPUM~Pl~~~I PUBLIC NOTICE ~ = ••wd.. ~Grow. C.IHoniU TM .... :.~-.:-........ -- JOMpll c. O«lql. " COfllOf'•I• =· --...... lktlt'-~ SUl'l•tolc::r.t Of' TMI HATl:~CAUll'OttNIA POii THI COUHTYOPOllANOI NO.A.....a NOTICE 0, NIAllllNO OP PETITION ~ l'•OUTI OP WIU. l\ND 1'0111 LllTTlllll TllTAllHN· TAllY AND flOlt AUTNOllllZATION TO AOMIMIST&lll UNOl:lll TMa lllOll'l!NDINT ADMINllTllATION OP llTATISACT. Estel• of ETHEL M. HOLLAND, Oe<uMCI. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IMI BEATRICE A. FLATZ "4t llled herein a petition I« PrOIMlta Of Wiii •nd lor lswenc:e ol 1.e11en T ntementery tnd lor Aulllorlrellon lo Adrnlntster unlMr lht I ndependlnt Admln1strellon ol EsletH Act, reltrence to wlll<h Is m.Oe I or hK111tr pertlculef\, end tllel Ille time oncl ple<t of httrlnQ t.,. serne hts bun Mt tor AUQUsl u . 1m, et to 00 e.m , In tlle co~ ol O.pert. m•nt No. 3 of Mid cou.1, el 100 Clvk Center Ori,.. West. In'"' Clly Of Sen" Ant, Celltomte. Dated July 27, "71 Plue Orio, Newport leech, SA~~T'Y COHTitOt. SYSTl!:MS C.tlfornl•~ • Edetr E. See.Kit, 17 eor-tte ~ J:.,OtN<t._. Pf., .........,.. 8"0>, Plue Orh••, Newport Beech. The 'lctltlolls .,.__ N-,.... C.lltor11leftMO I ~ t -I"~ I ,._ 8ernerd E . Sch11elder. 17 ~tyO:.~w~.._ n _..,.. Corporet• Piere OrlYe, Newport oevld k itu11i 1, JSll w. 80t<ll, C.lltoml•t2'60 SuMIOwer SenteAne CA'271M P•ul J. ~Iller, 17 CorPOrtl• oe11o're11 A. 1(011nu. Hll w Pl•&• Dr I Ye. Newport 8eac 11. SllnllOWer. SallteAM, CA'271M C.lifornl• 92'60 This IMNNs• wes CAlllOUCtld by • 8yron Ttrnutrer, Trustee. venerel~p. Tariwtur F..,,lly Trust, 11900 G.trden OeYld I(. ICuntr Qro,,. Bl¥0 .. Garden Ofove. Cellfoml• This tlet~ •n flied wltll ttM! t2M3 County Clerk of°'°""''°"'"" on July Jolln Virtue, 11 Cotporttt Plaza 11, 1'71 Orio, N•wPOrt BH<ll. Calltornl• "'*"1• '2'60 Pul>llsMd OrMOt eoalt Diiiy PllOt, Thh business Is cond!Kled l>Y • July 20, 77, AllQ. J. 10, 1'78 oeneral per1Nrtl\lp. ,,.._71 8ef'Mrd E. Scrl,...,.r - This = ~~l~ed wltlt t PUBUC NOTICE QMlty Clertt of 0r.,... County on Jiiiy - 21, ""· •-w .. PICTIT10UI IMISl"IU '"7972 NAMI STATaMl"1' Published OrOllOt Coesl Dtlly Piiot. Tiie loltowlne ,.,_s ere dolno Juty 27 and Augwtl. 10. 17, 1'71 1>vs111eues: WI LU AME. SC JOHN, County a.r• WILLIAM II. Ptt0aaa110 t----------....;lm-..;;:.:...:.11 llENT A1.L COMPANY,'°" San· cry H 111 L-. Yor11a Uftde. c:atltornlt S."'Wl ,George W.Mt, t051 Sencly Hiii UM, Vorti. ~ Gtltfomle Auelffy 1,_ WltHl . .OSI Sencly Hiii UN, Yortla l.JftCle, Gtlltonole Tllll~ll~t>y•n­ lncor!IO'eled -••tlof> otller tllan a Nt111ff1hfp. 2'MJC:. ................. c.,ittr-9Mdl. c:eoi.n,I• '1624 an_,..,,~ Pul>llslled 0r.,. Coost 0.lly Piiot, AugusU,4, 10, 1911 2'1._11 PUBUC NOTJCE PUBUC NOTICE Alldnr'I l,_W.lls ~G.Wltllt Tiiis ,......,_. was llled •lltl tllt C-ty Clerll .. Orefltlil eo..wtty 011 Julr 21, 1t71. ...,,.. Pllllilllled OrMgt Coett Delly PllOI, July 27..,. AIOgYlt J. 10, 17 tt71 nit-71 PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTJCE t-----------~ NOTICE TO Clll04TOttt O~ IUl.Jt TllMtS,la Ilea.,.,._.. U.&.C.l Nott<• I• ll•rt41Y e lven to I Credotort of Nt WP•rl 8eec ~y. Inc. MA: telt11y"1 Pl•rt Pller-r. Tren•l•rorlt ~~...,_11107Pfec lie. -,..... 9Ncll, ~ '*3. of Oronoe. ~ °' Olllfontla ..... bul• lremlw ii MDIII 10 lie -West AM!lelm ,..,.,.~ IM ,,.,.,,...._ltl, wflOt9 b¥1fnHS-ft It P.O llool JZ7'f, ....,_.,.., CA Cdutltr of 0r...,, St ... 04 Ctlllomle. Tiie pr-'Y to lie lrMlftnff I louted •t )01 Plecentte. N- e .. c11, '°""'' of ~•119t. Stete Celllornla. Seid pr_.ny Is dlttcrilled In 09f1tr et: All doo 1n treoe. liwtlll'H. - ment •!Id oood will of 1MI lllltNNK 1>us1,..u "-H .._WPOl1 8Ht PharlftlCY, Inc. end IOC•lect •I JO Pleunlla. PMwport 8eecfl, CA 9* Coufltv of o...,.., St•of Gtllfonlle. TIM bulk trantlff wlll be <onwm m•led on or ..... IN 2nd .. ., tltf Oc IOCltr, 1'71, al a... Of America NT SA. ~ Vie Udo, ~ lffcll, C 92MO, COVfllY of Ort1191. Sl•I• Ctllfornla. So far •• known lo Ill Trensl•'"ISI. ell llwsineu _. ... rfttel vMd by Tr--h) I lllt lllree "19.nlettf:IO$!,ere: •-· DeteO MY21, "7'. ~ANNlm ~leafs, Inc. Madi-c. Gray ,,........ . ...... A--.OtfT&SA i ,...VleU. ...,......_.,CA..., Putllh-O.ant1 Cliett Delly Pl~ AllQ 10, 1'71 • .,. -----·- PUBUC NOTICE '"'• •l~ wos filed with .... i-------------CW!lty Cltfte of Oronot Coutlty on July 11. ""· ""1•1 """''"*' °'°""' C-' Dally l'llot, -·--------Jiily 10. 11 ....... i. 10. '"' PVBUC NOTICE _e. ___ OM. __ v_~_L_o_r _________ Th_undlJ ___ ._Aua __ •_,_~_1tr.~.~~------------""!"'---~~---------:--~--_;.,.~-------E-N_T_E_R_T_A_IN_M __ E_N_T_l_M_o_v_1E __ R_e_v_1e_w_1_H_V~GA~R-O_N_E_R 'Pt.llUCNOTI E "PUBUC NOTICE ,,CTIT10US aUSIN&H NAMllSTATaMaMT Tlte lol ....... --b clOlno IMISI· --••: SEAOOO MAltlNE, 2UO W ~S..AM.CAm1s ·-..._,. McWelfl. JWll w. ·----------_,.._. S.W. M.t, CA 9'7U TI!IS ....,_s IS~.., .. lft. dl~I. Si-McW.i11 Tllls ~ -,,... •1111 IN C-ty Clel'll ftl Or-..~, ... Jiiiy "· .. , .. NOW PLAYING UACMMA BREA PLAZA W01tmtn•lff 17141893 0'.;46 BrH (7141 S2f.Sllf ...... .uu u.ac,...a <lflnoe 17141 &37 0340 Cott1 lotHa (1141 ~ VA Cl•• HA1t901t DltlYl·IM Or1ngc f710 634·lt ll S.nla 1\11• (71') SJt.1271 IOWAllOS ..... 9AQC EITO<Ol714Ull:J90 ......,_.,l .. Anallttlll 17 I 41 7''-64~ I • ,..., """"',.. , .. -i1iiii?tJ P£1ER FRAMPTON TBEBEEGEES ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONEIJ' "\ HEARTS CLUB BAND'' -... • Bathlg the Talk ·S'1owS Movie on Crash Survival Readied LOS ANGELES <AP> -Blatt Brown plays Lauren Elder in lhc NBC movie "And I Alont Survived." the story of her survlul rollowin1 a plane crash In the Sierras on April 26, 1976. The true story also stars David Ackroyd, James 0 . Richardson. Vera Miles. Elizabeth Cheshire and 0 .0 . Spradlin. Arter her two companions died, Mlu Elder, who was severely Injured, draiied herself down i m lie and a hall or i~ and tock l() Independence, CaHC .. and help. 'GIQd You Asked That' .. ~ ... ~ ............. accent. ~~ more dlgnifted and cUtterent tlMln • tbe other talk '1\&YS 8'd inew wbat be •u talking about. Wllat bt.,1 dont since. like that N1~ series. . he's proven he can be a ruccessful one-man in· • I dustry. Frost is really coot" To1r1 &tyder: "Double A -four. count ·em, four stars." ,..._,. c...,.,: "He outdistanced eveeybody else and eonUtn1es to do so. And be wu smatt to nit down t.he number or nlgbl.s be'• on the air. He ·u go oa as k>ftg as he wants to wltb fana almost hypnotl&ed by him. They're alncere abd when &d McMahon intones 'Now -here's Johnnnnn)')'yyy,' their response is overwhel.o:Ung_ - Snid your questions to H11 ~. "Glod You --A~'l'hat ... care of thU-nttt1a)IQptt', P. 0 . ltorl•. Coda Meaa 92626. Marlll/fl altd Hr OardMr au Gn!U)t't at~ qMe•tiOM GI 1MJ1 can fn tMtr coltmm. but''-voi.nu of mail make• ~IOnal repltta •m):IC)ai~. . I I TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Television I Thol'ldly, Augutt 10. 1178 DAIL V PILOT ClJ .~1: l<'-11\\ ~ .. , ...... •• .. Ol9 ..... _.... ..... , ... ...................... ~Of'" ....... ~WLD.-T z..w:;·o... .... ... .. . ....... ... ............. _ ..... °' ....... ......... • f\.IMI DOM"T &AT THI~ ·~ ... 0.. y- ~Oo?" • Sftmll OllAN ,_.UlllCO .,.... ........ ,,..._,.. go oite...._~ .,...,.,_...,...,, .. ~---......... • OVUliYY OlOni De .-... °" .. -.,.. ......... ..., -91:" hOW to ~: Beg, Tad .,,..,," .... , °" ....... ~ .,.... Ir*> ""*'* lnat~fAt .VllA ··~ Wlttt The ...... 8111 and E1U Marpet e«-. .. _....,..... ,,,. u.I oC men runnlllg '" "°"' °' tllAlll OWOllgtl .. illfeell of ~ llpmln. dur· lnO .... tlllt• °' San- It's tough to get a taxi in Brooklyn. but Barbr a Streisand manages to find trangportation. with a police escort. To find out what she's riding. tune in "For Pete's Sake" tonight at 9:30 on ABC. Channel 7. F ...... . Cl) C.NIWI 9 WON.D ... ~ •• • t1Y THME IONS Ctwc> hall ~ geir1g ateedy wtt1I two ~ high ~Oltts et the_,. time. • ~JACtCSON Gueal! TO Be Annc>UllCled. Cl) TO 1'l1L llW TffUT'H a...vmwne ~ D1c1t Ven Patten. ~ ll'elmer. Or. Joyce Bto«Nrw.. • THU.8.L Alter ~Ing an Heaped f eder'81 pntONr In wtld terrain. lntpeetOf Emil'* pr.-to be bolll YiOleftt arid compaaalollat• a"9r Danle4a .. wounOed In • ~ligM. • MACNIJL. / LIHAIER AIPORT G THE MAL AMENCA ··n..·1 Ho~ Uke Big Elullrlell" 8lrl J. Wit• tanbero ~au••· "The ,American OOfPO'atlon pro- ~ more peop6e wtlll n'IOl'lf~-~ ur"'9 ttlan any ~ ttw wond 11a1--··· ,:=.~-·--- WOMJ>NIWI TONIGHT a 80WUNCI "°" OOUAA8 Cl) JOKIW8 W1U> 1='° 8 Wl&.D. WILD WOftLD ~ ..... WI Q) ILOWUJOY Lucy and Etllel decide llley OOUld -e barbecue ··New World Monkeyt" T.... rnonll*)'I of C..1'11 and South Al'l'le<ica are tfl4 IMlt well known of al O..a..et Lufi••• I KNXT (CBS) Los Angelea .KN8CfNSC) Los Angeles G KTlA find.) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) S.n Diego I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles KOOP· TV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·lV f PBS) Huntington Beach monkey•. D 1100,000 NAMl THAT T\JNl I N1WL YWf.D GAME THE GONG SHOW .K*DflWILD • THI ODO COUf'l.E Feb dll"ecl• a mOYle bollt around o.car·a day-«>y· day ectlvlOea. ED 21 TONIGHT Hoc1 C.... Roberta. A profile of Cflumasll medl· cine man. Kot•t.ot1111.191r. ltual leader of the Indian occwpMlolt p1ol•hio~1 natutll gee termlnlll. '1!) INOOCMIHEA REl'UQEES A11 In-depth report on the tnll\I• of lndoctllneM ref\>. gen. their tran~lon to • new cultU<e arid Ille. and Ille prQOlerne lflil country is encountering finding i.om. for It• ,_ resa- denM Cl) .. SIAACH M ... '"The loal Dutchman Mine" Since 1NO. oount· .... .,..._,. lleW IMt with tragedy and death while eeatctllng fof tfte loet Outcl\tnarl mine. ({I MATCH QAMI P.M. 1:00 fJ Cl) THE WAL TOMS The Wa1ton1' '*Oht>or. Verdie Foater. finds out some 1tartling fec:ta when She tr8C98 tier famlly tree . (RI D CHIPS "Cf'y WOii" A rUh of falM aletma ~· 111 ullkllOW· lllQ Pooc:fl and Jon lo a .., ... ol llOll .. lllalelll ac;cl. d.,la.(R) • MO'M • ... , ··tura 01 The WlldameN" ( 196J) JMn Pe1..-., Jeffrey~. A "'*'Ind~ d~ .... refuge from a lynch mob In a11 alllgator-111taatad ""'•!!!fl• (2 IWU e O WILOOMI aACK. KOTTP · Goocrbye, Mr.. K,_. .. VlmW bellellM lie caaMd • 1.acNF'• ...,. ~ and tvme hlmNlf In to Ille pollc&(R) D MOVIE • • <,t "OM 0-W." ( 1956) Ann• 8uter. Roell Hud.on. A~ and a gambling hOUM 01Wftef llnally Mtlle down to the quiet ... allef • --°' NlbOa. (2 twL) • CAftQL.IUNtETT ANDFMND9 S.lta: "Mother Of Tiie Bride," "Tiie Perfect Crime." "StradiYeflul." • MOVIE . .. • • • ··ane Marl'• Wsy ( 1964) Don Murray. Olan• Hylaod A crime repot1er .,,,en • Mft'llnlrY .tlM lie teela unabl9 to help people In etTt other ~. ,, hrs I fE) THE ONGINALI: WOMEN .. AAT "Anonymous Aa A WOfNll" Tiie folk art of 1e111 aod 10th centvrv women 11 one vt"A"l'Mtlce'• lndigen<>US and nc:llelt CUI· t\Hal lleritaget e:ao a a WKAr• ~: The ltglll" Rerun falls In love wl111 "- head pries1es1 of • cult lhal worships iettvoe. (R) ·~WOAU> Of'" Jl!llt.ALdJr Alt e-d-wlnftl11<1 fihn study of Ille hie a1'd WOl1I ol painter .Jesse Allen. ~ OVEREASY Otetl Ce'llltt on age and 1111ervlew•tac:hnlquM; .w.. son Crvlltetlanll on 9oclal Security; lnbmatlon on Foster Or•ndparenla: building a family around ""'*· rellglon and home Ille.(!!) t:oO 8 (I) HAWM fWE-0 McOarfett ~· the ma1rlardf of an 111ttoeu1llc family of being ~ In Ille murdet of a -'1- known docior. (R) D MlttlE BAOaCEl.M'oH "Jvl"ll It To Me. BatV' Rletlle flndl hlmMlf lfl Ille middle oC I mvtder In-ti· gal!On after he la l\lfed by a rectvllW client to buy an antique car at wry cost. (RI TUBE TOPPERS KOCE 9 7 :30 -Indochinese Refugees. A documentary focusing on the fugitives from the Vietnam War and how they are adjusting in this country. KHJ fJ 8:00 -"One Desire:• Rock Hudson and Anne Baxter star in this 1955 movie about a gambler and the owner of a gambling house. KCET@ 9:30 _:...Two Angles on LA. Los Angeles is viewed from the air and from the streets in the early morning hours in this special program. 8 9 BA~MIU.EA "Corflor'etlon" e.n.,-llnd ,,... detect...... "-* down a corponte VSldll wtlO calla lllrnMlf "Tiie Hewk." IA) • MIRY GRIFFIN 0-11: Olclc Ven Petten. Rober1 Palmer. Or. Joyce Brothers, Rena l.e81anc. Brenda Lee. • HRSON TO PEMOH "Selected lntervlew9 1853 • 1958" Edw8'd R. Muffow c;~ llltormal Inter· Viewl with lab« lnder George Meany and act\'UI ElhelWettlfs e .. ~ ATWOU'TRAP .. 01011ne w ar'W1Cke.. A Hlectlon ol eighteen songs, 1ncivellnQ "I Say A Little Pra'(flf .. 9:30. 9 A9C MOVIE • * • "Fot Pe1e·1 Sake" I tll74) Barbra StrelNlld. MieNal &errazln A Brooll· tyn hodewlle decldM to help lief linMCilllly 11rug ... OlinO llulband and '-"" • ~lNQw~t0) L.A. /II look al Southern Cnt"o,. nle n _, from the air. by Robert Camero n. ph<>togra.pherlpvbliatlet ol the bes1-l'e11111g book Above Los Anoalee." and John McFlll111ney. reporler/pllOI '°' KMPC Aadio'• "Al,...atcll" an Interview Wllh Jol\t\ Pash· bag and John Woller. avihora of "All Night l A • " a IOOll al city tit• 1n the - houri . 10:00 I) Cl) 8ARNABY JONES Betty le lef1 resc><>Mlblct IOf a nin.-year-old c:h11d when tl'Mt bqy'a talller my11er1- oully di&aP941ar1 dunog !heir lunc;lleon date (A) G OPERATION MJNAWAY "Lies We liYe With" A nm- away Wtfe (Ve<a Miies) encoun1ers a voung lugi- Ihle willl e cornpulllon I~ "11"9 that .-fy pr- ,,, .. to both Of them. (A) l o NlWS ~IA.OW. "Black Britannica" A bltctt ~iw of contempo- r wy 8t1tilfl lite, ... tuttng angry black 8rltont who lld\IOCale mlfltency aa II responae to racism • oppreallon and police btUtalify f!) A MA80H OF ca.&AATIOH 10:301 • NEWS WONOEAf\ll. WOfltLD OF COUNTAY MUSIC 11:00 fJ D 8 Cl) 9 NEWS • LOVE. AMIRtCAN 8TYl£ "Love And Tiie l~ Expl..,.1ton" Dotrv tlnd• a PG" of bllCll penliea. In lier hust>1111c:1"1 car. '"Love Alld Tiie GfOUCJOe'' A ~ man..., ..__ • rocti 11nger·1 tdelltlty I~ en eYelllnq Q MOVIE * * "The U:nbo lJna" {1N7)-Cnlg St-, Kate O'Man. A MOrW1 egent mutt UM a pretty ballerlrla a bait '" order to dilcover Ille ~ by wtllCh Ille ~· are kidrlapptno Md wnvogllllQ delectorS bedl to Rueele 12 IWI 1 8> THf 000 COUPLE a.car Ines to hide 1111 dlYOtoe from Ills llllltlnq mother by 1'1101M1Q Fell• OUI and his 9JMMle In • 11.MENCA 2NQHT G~&a. Fout F«~ a11s· Candy lee HlllgrOlffl. Co1111te Buallmen. Mercedea Blywelsa. Ve<n 8j1°' Ota< CAVETT GUMt· BtvceOern (RI Cl) MACNEIL I LEHREA A£PORT 11:10f)CI} M0A'8°H ~Aa Vov Were" Just .. Ille A0771h squad II gallln9 veed to a lull Ill the light· "· 1M camp con. under llltMk IRI • TOMQHT Hott: Joflllny Gerton av.ta: o.M ·~ 8IOolte Sllltllde. • TWIUQHT lOHI "OMql-Heed ~ .... OunlNf Lutze rewrnt to tM town of Oechell lfter .-...0 ~ "' Soutll int' ITAMKY • *1T'CH "The Ale.. Hulet! .. ltld· naotMd end drutQed by • ,,,....., je9loul of hie ~·· 1111.-In ttl9 d.iecthle. fAI • HOCIAN'8 HaOEa ~ ~ tmoeraon•te Hiller 10 Pl* oft 1119 latnt hoaJt • OETIMAJrr Tiie Chief 11 ltldnappad by KAOS agent Hatwy Satan e CAPTIOHID WOAl.D NEWST()NGfT ~RNING 1"'° 0 TW1UOKT ZONE A httle boy Wlatlel 1 prtie l!Qhler good luck In 1111 GC>Mebaek tight ·~ ~l"'O ~ SS 00 •nctMM '" rent. R11ph barrleadel hirntell 11'1 hlS apartment. arid the landlord retalla1ea. 12:06 8 Cl) C88 LATE MOVIE • • "Mlldlg1111· Park Ave· nve Beat" t 19731 RICl\afd Wklmaril. JOf\tt LMcn A pollcemen II IUIC)ellded alter ltlltillQ a ~Ing Gt1mlnal lie belleYed lllld alam his pa<tner 12:308 MOW! * • * • 'Tiie Bed &lllng Room" 11oeo1 RI•• Tu• Ingham. Many Feldman. Slr•"Oll effect1 pleQUe Ille twenly 9VMll()r9 of llleto- ry"s ellotl•t -I 1 ht • 55 min I G) TRUTHOA • ·CONSEOUENCO Cl) MOW • * · love 01 Three Ouee11s · I 18531 .. eely l am111r Wiiiie °" tour. • beaulllvl ectMM • 1()1. IOwed !torn Cl1Y 10 City by a WHllhy llOblemln (2 lvl I 12:37 D (!)) 8TRE£T8 OF SAN FRANCl800 ·Beyond v...,_·· An e•--con I.Joe Don Biker! p&Ma to 11111 LI. S1one·1 oNy daugtller for revenge tRI 1:00 8 TOMOMC>W Guest· JoHpll l(r1h WUllinglon-OMed lyrd- cated pOlitleel COlufnnllt. G MAVINCK ''Dl8'n0nd ~·· • MOY1E • • ·~ "Eternally Youre" ( 19391 Lorell• vou11Q. O&Yld Niven A YoUlll1 wtlo lr191 lo ~wade'* meo•· t1'll '-band to ....... Illa car ....... Mttle doM\ (1 llt ,$0fnln) ~=1 = 2:00 NIW9 MOYll *** .. .....,.,,.. Car To ,,... .. ,, ... , Je.n KeM, ..,. u...n. 1:o1eNOW • • '" "l..eoll Wllo'a laughing" C 1tA II Luellle Ball. Edgar 8ergell =1= * * "Tr_, fOf S.-, SptM'' I IH71 Vvo11ne ... ,.,, fde*~ s.i.rcto. ~-~acw•" ( t96l1 Wilham Prl11ce. J•"1 8adlua. e GITIMMT When a .coNT~ egent .. ~ Mllfdered, iman Md '"' .-Ch -thelllller =1=1DWAN>e •:OO MOYll • .... "Medome Of n.. Seven Moons" f 19•11) Stewart Orang«. Patnae Roe: •:211 NEWS •:30 MOVIR • • '" "fhe Fighting Lawman" f 11>52) Wayne Morrll. Vlrgwa Grey • MOVIE e * "Wet Of Tiie S.'91· lites" 118581 Susan cat>ot. Olea ...... Fridat1'• Da,,iiaw no.,I•• MORNING 11:30 • •.• • "Three I'~ The Show" f 19551 Bet1v Grab6e. Jeolt l.Al!'nrnM. A _,IS revNted with'*' llrSf-llU$b8nd.. 1)f8*.lmld deed, after lier remarriage. 12 11<1 • 20 m1n I · N=TEANOON 12::0tG ••~ ··~" Croolled Tr11I" ( 19581 AllClle Murphy. Gia Sea&a. An outlaw"• plOt to roo • town bani! baelcfllW etW he ~ lllmMlf -• rntnNll. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) l:OO 9 * * "Stan Tiie AeYo- lutlof1 WltllOvl Me'" tt0701 Gene Wiider. Oo11ald Sulll«tand. Two Mtl ot looil-ell«e twin• nwet alter Y...-• of aeoer•tton on the -of me Frenct! Ae¥1*1· tlOn. (t llr .. 30 rn+n.1 •M 8 ***~"The Ander· aon Tapea" (19711 ~ Coolltlf}'. Dyan Cannon. A thief plant a mlftion..doltar robbery of a Fifth A~ apartment bv•k:llng. una· wore tllal hla plant ate beillo recorded by lhe PQltce. I t hr .. 30 min. I 8300,000 Anehor 'For Re~' Chicagp Newsman Fights 'Pretty-) Stigma TteO Rlaodas CHICAGO <API -The hlgbest·paid local TV anchorman in the United States insists he ls a true newsman and not just a pretty race. "What the hell do you have to do to win credibility rrom some people," asks Bill Kurtis, prtn· cipal anchor ror CBS-owned WB· BM-TV in Chicago. "How many important awards do you have to win? How many hours do you have to work? It bothers me more than anything else." KURTIS IS compensated for being bothered, pulling down $300,000 a year. He a lso gets three producers for an in-depth reporting unit he formed called ''Focus." He has a say on who his co- anchor will be and he's consult- ed on many news decisions and he's guaranteed plehty or ex;. posure on network news pro- grams, such as the two-week stint he has just finished as nu. in anchor for thP "CBS MornJng News.•· Still. Kurtis fights the image of being a n Pmpty·headed. toothy anchorman. He thinks stories such as Time magazine's recent rundown on highly paid local television newsmen work aaainst him. "THROUGHOUT MY career. I've been trying to get away from that stigma." Kurtis says. "I Jert Chicago in 1970 and became a CBS correspondent lo get away from it. I covered the Man son trial and some bad California earthquakes. And when I returned to Chicago. I became a working anchorman. I eventually developed the 'Focus· unit. I went all over the world to cover stories. "And after reading that story in Time, I sav. 'What the hell do .. Tribute to Elvis Slated Next Week I have to do to get out ot the rogues gallery?' I won't pre- s u me to judge those other anchors. but I really obj~t to being lumped In under the phrase 'They can't report their way out of a paper bag.' or 'They're a ll pearly teeth and good looks .... Kurtis entertains little thought or replacing Walter Cronkite when the "CBS Evening News" anchorman retir es in 1981, though he recognizes that 1Uest stints with the network news shows can help. .. CERTAINLY I wouldn't tum it down,'' says Kurtis or Cronkite's job. "But I have no reason to believe that I'm even under casuaJ conalderatlon. If I could choose my future with CBS. I suppose I'd be happiest in a job in which I could both anchor the weekend newscasts and be a reporter during tbe week. For me, those would be perfect jobs. Of course. I mlght have to be willing to take a pay cut, and I am wllllng." He sa,ys he likes the "serious· ness or the newscast" best when working with the network. HIGHEST ANCHOR Chicago'• BUI KurtJa Network Boycotted On Sex Issue That 'a Valerie Harper <left>. star of TV's .. Rhoda," and her best friend, Penny Almog -the woman on whom the Rhoda character is based. The pair are shown at a recent reunion in New York City. Jn commemoration or Elvis J>realel(, who died Aug. 16, 1977, KHJ·TV will present two of bit most popular motto~ pictures, "Love Me Tender," bis first rum. and "Chan~ or Habit." on the ''Mllllon Dollar Movle"next Wednesday from 6to 10overCbannel9. "Our local news presentation in Chk!t{O is ralrly loose and almost friendly. Nothlns wrong with that, but at the network it's such a kick not to worry about the chemistry or rapport with your co-anchor, or the pace of the ahow. You juat do the news. You really concentrate on put· tlng t.ogetber a pure, tradiUonal newscut, and the difference is enjoyable," Kurtis says. TUPELO, Miss. (AP> -The National Federation for Decen- cy. which hu conducted cam- paigns against sex and violence on television, says it Is planning to promote a nationwide boycott of the ABC television network beginning ln November. The Rev. Donald Wildmon, a former Methodist minister and now ex~utlve director of the group that claims 10,000 mem· bers nationwide, said the &?OUP objects to such ABC programs SB "Soap," "Charlie's Angels" and "Three's Company." He says that the boycott ls designed to lower the network's ratlnas and cut its revenue. Newa from all over Callfornla la rounded up ••c"day In the DAILY PILOT Charlie Tuna. KHJ-AM disc jockey, will bost "Love Me Tender" co-stanioJ Richard Egan and Debra Paget, at 6 p.m , and will show film cllpa of the late singer's funeral and present special facts about Elvis' lite. "Love Me Tender" <1956) will be repeated at 11 p.m . Friday. Aug. 18. with Charlie Tuna as host. and "Cbanae of Habit" <1989> will be repeated at 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aua. 19. on Channel 9. ••1t•s in my blood. I feel very comfortable and very much at home." ' DAILY PILOT Thutlday, Auguet 10, 1111 - PartgTi•e Singer~ Barry Manilow and Robert Flack get together at a party for Manilow at New York 's St. Rt>f:lS Hotel - ABl.AZI ANAHllM C:...twy 21 772 .. 902 ........ Dll7 .... 5q n TOIO ........ ck S11-SUO FOUNTA~ VAlLIT .,..,..,,.uoo COITA MIU s.. C...t , ... S46s2711 .. ~WILLIAMS ~ McEVEETY ... AArHUAAl.SBERG & DONN£1.SON ·~ .. ~"I: citR~i{ HIBLER ::A0H MIUER :=Ai BUTlER TEC~ICOLOR • ~.:!:.'::'.::"'.=.--c. .. -~ fQl'ikWA UIA .... Pleso Sff·S~9 WISTMINSTll Cl.,.. WNt 13 .. 7511 HUNnHOlON llACH w_,., IN 147_,,91 OUNOI UA City C.ntN ...W911 Mmll 6a7-0MO Pictures 'Live' Again La.Pia's Pageant ContinueB to Impress The blUett lheatrlcal event ln Oran1e County <and probably lta 1urroundln1 environs for tbat m otter> run1 for 48 perform anew In a 2i662 .. eat amphitheater and ll'uo douteverynl&ht. It 'e not exactly a play. thou1h lt bouat1 a cast ot hundreds. lt'a not uaclly a musical. though there's a full orchestra and chorus. But whatever It ls, lt'a been the big· a eat thJna on lhe Oran1e Cout en· tertalnment scene tor the put 43 years lnterrnUlon 1bm Titus ) the reason is qutte clear. There. simply isn't anythlng else Uke it. Those people who "may not know anything abQut art but know what they like" are Just as enthralled as the conawnmate collector. You needn't be able to know a Dali from a Da Vinci to come away from the pageant visibly im· pressed. ,..., II 1IM111iM t ..... .aMI ... .... ....... MOf WAl(NI BY NoW YOtJ'RE probably aware that the subject for today's discussion ls the Pageant of the Masten. Laeuna Beach's e.nnual midsummer extravaganza of liv· Ing plc~es ln the lr\'Jne Bowl. And 1T i( snot really theater as we know It, ll's probably closer to that than any other handy category of entertainment. IN FACf, THOSE who really don't will be able to after this year's pageant. In addition to Da Vinci's HL1i-st Supper" wbich traditionally closes the show. there's "The Sacrament of the Last Supper" by Salvador Dall to open the second act -starkly modem, but no less inspiring. EACHYEA.Rfeatures a special presentation to close the first act, and this time it's the Treasures of Tutankhamen -recreations ol pricetess art from the-tomb of KinJ Tut. After Yle.Jtin~ originals In the Cai.roMusewn a 1t-a••mr-:==-1 year ago. this segment proved The pageant goes on the boards every night through Aug. 77, but if you don't have your tickets yet, better wait till next year. Those 127, 776 seats usually are snapped up before the first model puts on the greasepaint. The sweet smell of success has long been emanat- . ing from the Festiv~I of Arts Grounds. And to those who have seen it, The pageant producers waste no time in drawing oohs and ahs from the audience with their use or live models on painted backdrops. The first presentation of the show is Niccolo Salvi's · 'Trevl Fountain." into which the "Three Coins" of the movie were tossed -and ·it's .maanlficent, complete with dripping water. A recurring favorite. because of Bergmanes.ue 'Interiors' doubly impressive. Apart from the beauty of the works. however. is the dedication of the volunteer cast members who neither strut nor fret their two minutes upon the stage, but often wind up covered from head to toe with gold or silver body paint and stationed in the most ex. traordinary positions. You never lose sight of the fact that these are real people up there. and your ad· miration for their efforts Is un· denied. W Qody's Drf!ma Suptj!rb --· ---. --.- ,,_ ·-4M-1514 ...,.M.La -CHIA!~YI MUIDlalYDIA1M By ARTHUR KNIGHT n. ..... .,.....~ We hear words being distort· PU.YMOUMDS ed. turned into angry bludgeons IN PADIMSI rat In reviewing Woody Allen's "Annie Hall" one of my col· leaf ues remarked that it could apt y be called "Scenes From a Relationship." The re· semblances to Ingmar Bergman and his recent approaches to film-making are even more pro· nounced in Allen's new United Artists release, "Interiors." d aughter or a friend. l can't to beat off a husband, a sister. a lli~=========:;_.~·•;•,==,NA~41;J.~=r-I think of any other American movie -and precious few from abroad -that make us so aware of the power or language to hurt To put it simply, it's an ex- l r a ordinary -a nd ex- traordinarily demanding - movie, and a far cry from anything the sad·eyed comedian ha s ever before attempted. Here. it's the sadness that shows. with only In occasional glimmer of the s hrewdly parodistic humor that has characterized his previous film outings. But his mastery of the medium as writer·director is every bit as evident as-in t1\e s howier. more self-conscious "Annie Hall " AS ITS TITLE implies, "In· leriors" is an exploration or the innermost thoughts and feelings or a small, tightly interrelated group of people, dominated by a ne urotic woman <Geraldine Page> who just happens to be an interior. decorator. She has long since alienated her wealthy husband <E .G. Marshall), forces hecself upon a weak. untalented daughter I Marybeth Hurt> and complains bitterly of the lack or attention she receives from another, a girted poetess <Diane Keaton>. A third aaughter <Kristin Griffith> has long since fled the nest to become a moderately suc- cessful, coke·sniffing TV actor. The point is that all three sisters, along with their mates. would seem to have just about GIFTED POETESS Keaton In 'Interiors' everything that one could wish for. Daddy has seen lo it that they could Jive the life·style of their choice ca Manhattan apart· ment for Griffith and her radical chic lover. Sam Waterston; a Connecticut home for Keaton and her hus band. Richard Jordan, an insecure author who writes books that get good re· views·tfutnosales >. ALLEN, WITH incredible perceptivity both in the writing and the level or performance he has wrung from his top-flight cast, forces lK to see the nuances of love and loathing that exist between these people, the ties that bil'ld them together and also force them apart. We listen in on disctdSions that rapidly turn into arguments. then break off with so much left unsaid. ! c1neoame Ei scAeE n 6 3LJ 2553 comPLEX MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY and destroy. ln the first hour or so of the film. we become on intimate terms with lb,ese people, their hopes, their fears, their frustra· lions. We watch them and listen · to them with the same fascina· tion that we have for the charac- ters in a Chekhov play. And for the same reasons. THEY MA V NOT be lova-ble, but they are so humanly drawn that we begin to see bits of ourselves and those we know well in all of them. We can even hear ourselves in some at the an- gry. cutting retorts. Then, just when it seems that "Interiors" will ~mairt a Chekhov play. and no one will ever get to Moscow. Marshall returns from a holiday and in· troduces into his family an earthy, hearty matron <Mareen Stapleton' and declares bis intention to marry her. A sudden polarization takes place, forcing each of them -and us -to re- assess their positions and deep-e~ t feelings. The flnaJe, a postlude to the wedding, Is as rich in drama and intensity &$ the climax or a Eugene O'tJeill play. Inevitably. this is a film that depends primarily on its performers to illuminate for us what is happening to each of the people, and Allen bas assembled as impressive a group or actors as one could wish for. ---- ->---· .. SG-T•. 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Orange Coa5t College operates the o('f;cial recycling center for Costa Mesa. 556-5981 1 r . l" 'Turnabout Fair Play' .. New York, W eet Virginia PolitiC08 Switch ...... APDl .. 1h+11 J•Y Rockel•Uu cuie from "tw Yan and t.ffame IQVUQOf' ot W• Vqlnia. '° 8 . ~ .... ,.. • New MartlnsvUle. W Va. lawyer, Commlsaion la SHkln1 buslneaa records and an•w•l"I to qW11lJON It mmlnc trom lta fraud cue lo a Loi Anaelea federal court against Book· keepers Ltd. Wencke 1md two associates are codefendanta with tbe firm. : n,w. tmubout ll f&.lr pl~ : Roeen announttid bl.I cand.tdlcy for 1ovemor • · ot No• York tn New Yort Ctty Cardinal Job J . Wrtpt, the hlgbelt rankina :. Tbe »-1ear~otd araduate of Harvard LI• American ln the Va\lcan, must underao further Sc-bool Wbo bUb hi.mMll u • toUAtty lawye.,, 11ld aur•ery ln Bolton and cannot 10 to Rome for the part Oi bJa platform w1U M to try to &Ive Mldlaat· oj>enlnt of the conclave to elect a new Roman tan bl..S ~to the lodlana. CalhoUc pope. "Ny flrlt offkaal acUOo ~ll be to re~ WriCM ll recuperattn1 from neurolostcal aur- neaotl.UO.. with t.M nauve Americm tribes and IMY performed Aua. 1, accordlna to ~ Tufts aee lf they wUl retum Ute buds and acne to New En1land )fedical Center. r clod t.bal fateful lraoaacUon," Roten aald. The aur&ery was performed \o • '" repair a neuri>muscular dis-New Yort City School CbanceDor l'Tall lllae• order in bis legs which forced t'1a.rola •PC>ealed for assistance at W uhloatoo b I a c o o f l n e m e n t t o a luncheaa ttended by 11 of Ute 11 eoqressmeq wheelchair. from the clt,y. Hospital spokesmen said "I'm a m loaary ln J the ff.year~ cardinal mUlt tearcb ol s\IPPC>rt. (taodl ( PE9JlLE-also undetp cata{act surgery and cooperation," Mac-_ later thla month. chlarola told the con-• tre11men W1UGtCT A 15.5 million jeopardy tax He took control last month of a public school assessment acainst Nevada brothel owner Jee system with nearly one million students. Coafone bas been upheld by a U.S. district judge • in Loa Angeles. A judge ruled in San Francisco that Salvatore Judge Robert Kelleher denied Conlorle's com· a.a .. will serve his 30-montb prison term for plaint fOF relier. Conforte sued the IRS. claiming probation violat.ioo at a federal prison camp rather the assessment was · 'un- tban in the penitentiary at McNeil Island in reasonable and excessive." Washinaton state. The ju_d.~ decision The camp is on the same island as the prison, stemmed from-a JUly 28 trial. but ouUide the walls. In which Kelleher later ruled Bonanno. '5. bad staged a that a tax assessrn.ent issued in baltle to avoid being sent to the February by Internal Revenue tough federal prison. He Service director Gerald claimed that it was a govern-Swanson was reasonable and ment plan to force him to reveal a p p r op r i ate u n de r t b e details or alleged organized circumstances. crime ties of himself and his • father, Jolepla .. .Joe Bananas" Rules for the All·American Soap Box Derby Bonanao, a former Mafia have been revised in the wake of protests over dis· leader now living in Tucson. qualification of three contestants, including a 12· Ariz. .,......, year-old girl who traveled to Ohio from California • · · ~th her family for Saturday's race. . -.----tJ .~. Magi_strate-J;bnY. 1'1~ ... ...cts .. ~'M!Yit.a ......-Difby si)c)Kesman Bob Troyer s-ai<l Che girl. whether the wtfe of m11llonall'e Rancho Santa Fe Jody Lea Rice, or Oroville. and two otber entrants businessman Walter Weocke should be penalized who bad been barred were reinstated bv the for contempt o1 court. derby's review committee. Cathryn Wencke made an appearance in San The three were barred last Thursday by the DieJto under a bench warrant after falling to ap-derby's executive committee because there were pear last week for a hearing on why she should not fewer than 10 competitors in their local derbv be held ln contempt. The Securities and Exchange races. · Union Flays Meany WASHINGTON <APl -PostaJ union leaders .. Coast Residents Win Many Prizes at Fair and James Rahn or Fountain Valley, woodcarving. -)ashed out today al AFL· Orange Coast res idents won ~ number or prizes in tbe_e.rafts divis ion of this summer's Orange County Fair. Professional division winne rs were: Ronna Barnes of Fountain Valley. ceramics; Frances Morrill of Costa Mesa, china painting; Arlene La Sor of Corona del Mar. stitchery; Linda Baker of San Clemente won s weepstakes. thre e lint-place awards for her dolls and one for de- cora ted eggs. CIO President George Meany, charging the labor chieftain was "ir· responsible" in publicly criticizing the recent postal contract settle· menl. ·'This is unprecedent· ed interference," com- plained James LaPenta. one or the chief union n ego tiators who bargained with the Postal Service. Meany's uncbarac· leristlc criticism of a settlement involving AFL-CIO member un- ions came as four postal unions were in the midst of a r atification vote by more than 500.000 pestal workers. Grmlt AIO•rded NEW YORK <AP> - The guerrilla groups fighting against an in· terim settlement in Rhodesia are getting an $85,000 grant from the World Council of Churches. it was an· nounced today. The WCC said the grant is part or its pro· gram to combat racism . and specified the money was lo be used only for humanitarian purposes -food, health and social-educational pro· grams. . ~D.eb MOSCOW <AP> -The unmanned supply space ca psule Progress. 3 docked early today at the Soviet Union's orbit- ing apace station. de- • liverln1 supplies to protons the fiilbl of two • cosmonauu who com· plete their ellhth week · in space Friday. Tua, the Soviet news a1ency. reported that the capsule, llke two others sent up to lbc Salyut 6 spacelab this year. would separate · and burn up in the Eartb'e almoapbere \ after compleUq lta de· 1 ·Uvery of food. oxygen, scleotlflc materials, mall UMI a auftar. * * * Winners Listed In Industrial Arts Contests Winners have been announced in the building and industrial arts categories at this summer's Orange County Fair. "Most Improved" building was the Orange County Building. Community Cities winners were Fountain Valley, lirst , and Huntington Beach, second. In the Granges division, Garden Grove Grange 1612 was first, Costa Mesa Grange #612 second and Win· tersburg #583 third. In industrial arts. Tom Grisso of Placentia won $2S for bis oak dining table. Robert Sanchez of Santa Ana won first for a colfee table and another grand prize, for a motorized go-cart, went to Stormie Seibold of Anaheim. Working drawings winners from the Orange Coast were Ray Kingsbury of Huntington Beach, first. and Kenneth Oleary and Glen Fritzler of Fountain Valley, second and third respectively. Other Orange Coast winners and their categories were: ,.,.......... ........ -O...ld Knudloll of 0-a Po111t. flnt 8114 tlllni; 1'uni &oraouam ot o.na Polfl11 IKond; Jim Auld ol ~ Nl0U9I, 9"oM prize --Cl; AkMnl~lotS...J...,nCae>lstr~tlnl """H( .......... ......., ........ -..... -.. COiie Mesa. third. Pk'-'lal ... _..... ............,.._ tt*'1 'l'-e ol ::-:::"aft!~ Cril'9 Wl11111n911off ol L...-Nlguot. first; Klrll ,....._ .. U..,,. Nlouef, tecoM. o...ff ... ........, ......... -Oafl Ool!Mla!I, Nawf>C!rt 9Mc:ll, flr'llJ i;t_kft IClnt~.Ot .........,. llM< ... sacoilct. 91'.o .-. c;11SU Mo .. mini; ICavlft OWym. plo, Wtstml .... ilrst; Gina ~ltfl, l...-........ tKOfld. llectrtdtf -Erle U....-of ~ 9Mdl, flnt. • l ..... lftal er_,. -SM Gnd'll Of SM 0.-., "**-* "*"!On. MKt1M _,.. -OeMkl ONbc'll Of El T ..... fl~•. --.HCiM .... -Dale OeflO-llll<Mel WI~ ., •1 tore,e9ClllOCl ... flntr...-cfhe+lt. Other winners, by city. were: ew-a-. Mir: ...... eow ano it ...... ~­c-. M9llt -l"redtWl<ll er-. l(•il\I o.wwntNm. C'Ann A-.-. 0.Vld Mltlon'I. MlclWlle E9911, JMft l"lf1M9an • ..,.,a HwrlflQIOft, Donna ~. "-Ju119, J•oquel.,.. ~t~o•r, Jollft Mllcllell. l!l1H11 Schnelder. Allee_.,.,, Er1u Sz.atao, ~ Plldln, ...... 1 .. , MM'INll, Vlkltl Sllef and Clndr r-. Dau l"elM -Catherine Clari!. a1 T--Carol Hlntenneger. v.---..tt, Miiiie JoM •, Mafllyn Boylo. DOf'otl!Y Coarrott a.Id Olrl~ rr..=:r .. Velloy -Kalh._, Paoano. Pal P..-i, t:!fi:'A~~~;~ne Royer, C..OI Ann Kr-- Mwlltl ....... 9NcA -Wilma Cottlnt, P.E. DoSlll-, Marv GlbDDM. Shat'On TllolTtCISOft, WllllMn Tool.-, Ind Lind• Wlool"S. all mulllpla wlftMrt.. AllO from Hunllnatan Bo.ch -• wlnnon Ka111ef'IM Allon, Deb 8oz.a1110, El..,. Buma, Brad EIMil!Wn, Carole Forro, Uncla GrlffltM, HlrokO Hara. FrallCH Hrlndak. Guy end Dot KlnQil>Uf'O, VIOiet L..ancl, Miidred Lewin, Sally Mlllor, Ooboral'I Moroan, Pooov Nu•sba-. Wllllam Rkllenlton, Antt>ony Rini. Jo Stoddard, Randt TaylOf' • H-y Tho.._, Delmi• ~:.~.K~~~";;'~r~:.!:~~en. SMron lnlM -Phyllla Plummer -K•ren llooltlroyd. i.-u 9Mc:ll-CWYI Ca!Allcle. Mlftl•r aty-Oorotl!Y Fatwy. MINIM Vlota -CNrmalne Sabin •nd ~· "'"' dl'eslck. N-JM' 9Ncll-C.E. Mc Niel. 519"un Horprd. r .. ry .t.rmor, J-Bod¥d. J .R 8otson. Mnlrw Bnlba<ll, AoMmory 8uUI\, Wllltam Simi>""'. 8oMie WI-•· Jullo Jentefl. Nancy Palrkk. Tod Cr.,..,..,. c.tlty We1JWOl1tl, Adllo WllUn al\d John Zurtler. SM Cl_..io-E'tatyn Ro«h WoalllllM.., -Kev Wfllle. J..ilce BwM. Allan Oerdantlle, Alllla GwlnMr. Vlrglftla M~lt. J•.,.., Tre'tls aflCI JUI Tr.,,fs * * * Wmt Youtlu Win Prizes AtOC Fair Several Orange Coast youths have won prizes in the Youth Building at the Orange County Fair. Cindy Tourigny, 17, of Westminster won first in home-grown ve1etables. Mary Ann Sysak, 16, of Mission Viejo won best in clothing construction. Mark Tubbiola, 10. of Fountain Valley look honors In food prepara- tion, while Hu1b Marshall, 10, of Costa Mesa won best in automotive. Penny Sptekerman of Mission Vie· jo won best ln wildlife, while Tina Deal, 11, of lrvine took best in pho- tography. Debbie Goldade, 12. of Fountain Valley won best in cake d~tiDJ, followed by runner-up Conole Goldade, 14 . * * * * * * Varied Categories Top Photos Selected , DA.IL y PILOT DI The Blgge1t Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED· ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (842-5878 ) One Call Service Feat Credit Approval .......,..w. ~ .......... w. ..... " .... ,. ............... .,. ................................................... . Ge•r.. 1002 t••NI •002 GMICtil 1002 ...................... ..................... . .•••..•••....•........ , .... ~. Notlu: All real estate advertised In WI newapaper is sub- ject to the Federal Fair lloualnl Act of 1961 wbicb mak• it Ulqal to advertise "any pre-fereqce, Umllation. or dilcriminaUoo bQed on r.ee. color. reupia. sex, « naUooaJ orion. M an lnt.eotioo to make any aucb prefereoce, limita-tion. or diac:rimiaaUon ... 1bls newspaper will not lmowtnf 1r accept any advert sang ror real eGU Wbicb la lD Viola· tioo ol t.be law. -wHA VII.DI REDUCED TO $88.000 Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba . home in immac. condition. Xlat loc. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .• 2~ batll family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized . pool. playhouse, extra storage. $169,000. IAYFIOMT Several fine bayf ront home5 with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR ,.11 t"·ll'y'\t'1• l.Jr.,,., ... , r f-,!, f)ltJ1 WA:IMfltOMT DWUXW/f'B TIMMIS AMYOMl7 Ii DOc:a Jmt steps to Eastbhdf .... .!-~•:' l Lo"'r View C adu A 2 Bdrm San Mateo model. overlooking the pool, offered at $llf,500. llVlef- End Unit on the olf COW'H, 2 Bdrm. den, San Joaquin Model. peeaed wood noon. oak panel· lng. fireplace. Offered at $1215.500. 14Solmo er a 2 Bdrm and den im· macwale San Carlos, with views ol the lake, 1oH coune. mountains & ai&bt lilbb. Offered at 1U9t500. -OPIMJ>AILY See •&eat at 35 llootuea Dte ~~ ' ' , f Iii fl I I I Ii .., .. i .,.~ ... ,,,,,,1.~J 2 Br up, 2 Br down, Jae.. court. This EaaterD reel· bltn r an1e fl oven. in«. homey almoepbere ct.hwsbr. compactor. with invitlna convena· elec drawn drpe. All re-Uon area and Uvtn1 room decorated 2 yn a10 from facin1 _apaclou.a 1reen-~~~~~~~~~ stem to at.em. 3 Car gar belL 3 Bdrm. 2 fu.ll baths.._ _______ _ mot:.!~ + 3 additional off-st upatalrs. Rare Q model.,.. MEWUSTIMc;.! ._.. park'aspaces. A buy aU153.000. BeautUuJ waterfront .., ... ,.,... .,... $369,000 400llJ-eafQI All home with boat slip & Nf'I I I cW1t,. Tiie JACOIS RIAL TY c.1.g. MUS s a ad y be a c b • u =~i~~ 675-6670 dEb ~~A,~g;!~.:s~ canld ._,,.._ _.., baths, 2 frplcs .. 2 patios. . TillllllllgTo--7 1----------1 srn.sootneludinaland! Vhlt .. SPICIALIST "'llG CAMYOM"" ..... lay ..... .......We AT TM I Ele1ant El Dorado • .._.. CONOOMINlUM · ~lncboiceloc•· * 67•7060 *· IMFORMATIOM ~ :0 ~~j.~~~~,~~~~~~~~ Can& tennis courts SUnken Uv "YOUR OWN Yl£W" ....................... a .. ,.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVE-IN Formal dtnlng rQC>m. lJv. int room & den. S BR on a fant.uUc pool-sued lot in Mesa Verde. SJJ6,500. Ser•la9 all of rm wet bar. Security OUTSTANDING 3500 ~ ~ gates. 79-1501 s.F-4,..BlU'onmJ dinin& TOUCM'SYOAOLTY F.R. home<+ hideaway 11112 IHcltaa.4#1 ..wing MD)/ OD lte 12,000 C411 t6J.Ol61 Real Estate S.F. cul de sac lot. ~lg INVEsT your time, paint & brush. ------ Make t.bia a BR. 2 BA TINILIX $20K DM bome Into a jewel. Xlnt. coad. Noqualifying Eastaide C-Oeta Mesa. coats! Jacome $~ -5,750. Priced at Sl.5$,000. TWO HOUSIS! Miner. CM 548-sm ownr. Trv these 2 houses oa one . lot Balboa Island ror a We 8881Bt you to sell your doUbly good Investment. own home: TOTAL FEE. S2?0 ooo lllll5 paid m escrow. Call • · ustoday. 0 530-222.4 letlly"'" ..... .R. E. Advisory Service -: •.Lhtl-'~~ • IUILDAILE ..._,_ 1f2ACRELOT Balboa Island Realty Make an offer. owner A.\lt l\\'t.,t ._,., ~"""'" 673•1700 says "sell"! Located in dellrable Eastside C-Oeta Mesa. baa S houses for in· ---------i come now & room for Jor 4 more units. Or you can OPPORTUNITY tear down it build con- knoc:b olten when you dos. owner may help use ,..uJt.4etttna Da.U.y finance. eau before tta Pilot Ctusified Ads to 8Cll'9 ! CALL 556-2&60 rucb the Orange Coast C SELECT marketPboneM2..s671 T' PROPERTIES SEI.L idle items with • --------1 Daily Pilot Classified Ad. C IC.f.S • For Classified AJ ACTION Ca:t A Daily Pllot Ad·.tlof "42-5671 SlllC & RNlt FIFTEEN D£iJSIYE. SRTNAEQU CPSGNITS beautiful roofed pauo. ---------• overlooking ··Rogers·· UH THE DAILY PILOT 11FAST RESULT11 SH VICE DlllCTOIY For Result Service Call 642-5671 bt. J22 Softly Stirilg! type landscaped yard w/bloek fence. Separate fruit & veg garden. Be SUft you see this lovely home! Call for appt. 846·4380 Ruth Laurie Bkr. .. GoCAMYOM Broadmore home for sale $359.000. Own/Agt 844-583'7 Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do it well. 642-5678. \\' I.:--I ! '1 \. TAYLOR CO. l\l..\1 ;c11;:--. .1.11 l'tlh Lingo Ra..l&111n NEWPORT IEACH MIW .. ILUlllPS I IN CORONA on MAR I WAT..aOMI' U.... ·-Dramatic 4 Bdrm, 4 bath home with pier & 52' slip for only $1500 per mo. Ctl 640-616 I. SO SICLUDID -You will need us to find this new listing on a quiet and beautiful street. See this 3 Bdrm. North Costa Mesa home priced at LACIUlA ...a.5-UISUll WOILD 1 Year Newt Best area and In demand! Beautiful view of new golf course and surrounding area. Hiahly upgraded. unattached 2 bedroom, 2 balh home in best location. Quiet cul-de-sac street. Plush cptng, custom drapes, patio cover. air-cond. $138.000. COIOHA DEL MAil BeaUlif91 duplex (lnve.t- meot or home •ltb lD· come>, a bloek away from Bli ~ Beach. USED BRICK eatio ea-tey wttb ocean •lew. Atrium din1oa or family room area . Three bedroom pha1 two bedroom view apt. COLIOf MIWPOIT """~ ............ -... Mell $82,500. Ctl ........ . WISUY M. TAYLOA CO.. IUW.TOU 2111 S.JH"11 ......... ...... I: ......... ~ ..... ...... ..... ...., ...... ..... ... "... ......... ...... ... ....- S PrVHHJ Cu.:.ta M e~d lrv1111• Hunl1nqtn11 f11·,11 h N1 ·wporl B1 .. 1r ti HIWPOU canm. ~ 644-4tl0 REALTORS 67Wlll , ........ ....,. .............. ..... ...... \ •• .,. 1161.tOO. ILURtS YllW CONDO Weteh ....... tre..._ .... Al.,_. .... tltr•• lte4r••• ,..... .. ... ••"1edtx .. led! ..,. " ........ ., HAMDSOMI NOMI -4 bdrm pool home ln lrv Terrace, CdM. Lge lot, parq_uet floors. heavy shake root. llondaom »tWJ.500. c .. COTTA .. -2 bdrms, nice patio famUy room and clin1ng area. CdM charmer at $145,000. That's fair! EASTSIDI COSJAMIS~ Cute older 2 Bdrm home wU.b dining, fireplace. big lot. lots of trees • shruti.. Alley entruce for RV etc. Alkinl only •VETS* 0 DOWN·OCLOSING Homel ln all areas ol ORANGE COUNTY VITA•T. CllMJ..0800 CA.NIO WANTED! PAMOIA.MIC vmwt 4ecw•..J -4 .,1nt114 wftta f ... c w.nceHr ... s. r-4we.4 ,., .... -4 COM CLAUtC -Cape Cod 3 bdrm. 2 ~tMy, picket fence, French doors, nice yard plus income unit. $212,000. .._., . .CelJS4C)...11$l ---- Well cared for former IDlldel bocne lD Orance needs new owners! ... so-meme who will enjoy a beauutul jacuui year round round ... someone wbo aMds a lot of room wtth little maintenance. a Bdrm, walk-in clOMta. office in garage. New paint, paper & muc h more. SUJ.000 nm lovel1 4 bdrm., 2~ bath home baa a fan- talllk: view of ocean, bay "n.llbt llehts. Loca~ in ~ Broadmoor I. Area includes communi· ty pool, tennis court at ls dose to Fashion l81aod & beach. sns.ooo ... HI.ANDS Shady Is aecluded floral patio n.t entry. Black al.ate noon. Bil ocean view llvill( room t.o.ts IDMlive stooe finplace. Spaciou.a famlb' room and oPCll ~ ~Q)bo. 3 Spec. bednm. Covered patio full len&tb of home with ocean vfew ! Priced to sell fut! Call DOW. m8S50 ...,.,... ..... A "'Y +wt t • ....... prkecl,,, $111,500. ILUFFS CoteO ...., .. ,n•ecy md .... lr*1 fl I ... ra••1 t11b dw zl I ..... ..... n.r..t.e•a-.tw.md_....,...._. ... Wlclllll ..................... ,..... wl' 991 IMr be .... coal.f.c' to ..... tllh a special ofhrf1119atS117.100. EASTILUFF C.t.....md two ...., ......... ..._ •• .,.,. ...... of-· ............. ... t .. ~~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS U,_.ICJUI: 1-f()Ml:S MESAYEIDE REALTORS' THl NIC£$T PEOl'LE SELLING TI4E N£Art$1 HOMES HORTH CORONA DEL MAR, 676-6000 Uke new 4 bedroom, 2 bath with separate master suite openin1 OD· MEIA VERDI. 648-ISHO • CALL US SMILL THI MISH SALT All! to atrium court. Country BUSY & NEEDING kitchen has plenty of room for those big family Unicaue Homea ol K gatherings. Located on a Verde la "ph&11ed m:~ !:~"Ctt~ 7t.f::.ed to a relocation referral • SE•ECT aervlce t.bat bu created "- a demand for mon PROPERTIES HAIDWOOD 111.ooast SOOTHI TlllD LIGSl Parkalde locaUon near school• 6 So. Coast Plaza. Lush tropical landscaping. Stocked ftab pond, timed Malibu Uallta. Lovely 3 bdrm home w /Jacuui thrown In. Phone t.oday to In· apect those gleaming bard wood floo rs! JeMl ~ Walker 1; I ee Real Eatate c.1'44-72l I ~~~!•iii ~n.noo IYOWMB lmmac 4Br. 2Ba. 2 -===-::=~==~~l~~~~·-~~·~""'~"·~ .. _..~~I froplcs, hme in Cameo • Hifhland.s. Ocean & ca-l ST nME IUYERSl nyon view on 14 acre. Pvt /Jn NlriEl UAILEY & ASSUl"IATf S Country livin' at it ·s best ..... hl9d I 00' bch access. ()po Sal/Sun, ADd a view too!! 4 BR. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 1-6pm or by app't. 709 2~ BA. accented in Cameo HJ1blaods Dr. warm earthtooes. LiBted UMlnlll $2A7,500. <Pee Land) • ., ..... bedrooa. ...... ......_ ...... ....., ........ ~ ......... ..... Newport duplex. Put YoW' feet ln the cool sand & swim in the surf & watch your investment grow! One unit bas 4 generoua bdrms . Completely furnished. Roof la 3 yrs new. Never vacant. Xlnt location across str eet from beach. Call today for more information . salespeople. We u. buJY --------and need help I Ea· 1--------- perl enc e d or new EASTSIDI at all terms! Hurry on fAU!!t.. "'f'U•SH 673-l.582 this one. Call DOW 5"9 540.3666 CLASSIC wx•. ~SHst Tiiis 1-.c .. ate ti... wM1 NI ttNlf. $179,500. HAUOR ·YIEW-CAIMB. aalespeople may applt. VA Terms, great 4 Bdrm Attractive (antiques) of· 2 bath family.home in ex- fice & top quality (,peO-cellent locaUoo. Priced pie) associates to work to sell at only $82.500. -~i---nr.. beclr°°"" ._, ........... ~ Car••I witli Hper •pf)l'Ode1. Sltowa ..,_..,..,. Mln'•ed •• • ..... ~ . boollcaMS. ~hie gcwep, prohHh•., IHd1caped .. d decoreted. o.tdoor li9llth19 Hd co••HltJ po ... /parka. Sl,S,000. W'lttr. Ccmt11rt Swndy Clmsu:.5880 Orlowski or Jim Wood at IALIOA ISLAND FRENCH REGENCY ~ Walker C lee Real Fatale UVEONTHESAND •NOW SELLING• Huntington Pacific Beach house. This Is a limited offering or uni- que cooperative a part- ments, located on tbe sa nd . A NEVER ftEFORE. NEV E R AGAIN O P · PORTUNITY. You owe it to yourself to lo· vestlgate this real find. Prices from $87,500 to 546-5890 JACUZZI, IEACHOR POOL? Fabulous 3 br -2 ba home in very privte woodsy community. Jacuzzi, d ecking, ma ssive aquarium. All this & more. Just steps to the s urf for only '149,000. 646-mt 4Q~~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS ~IS A.HYOHE?" OMLY $124,750 Pure charm is the only way to describe this up· graded beauty -4 bdrm, 3 ba. lge fmly rm w /frplc. Frml din rm. ls brand new on the market. Personal tennis crts. 759-1501 This...._. ftn bedra• .__ witll faMHy rOOM. & roof top 1.rlf't :d 1..e WM typiff.. tM best of home 9ld lllhrtor dellCJR. Detailed wood treal1•1I, Frwlt fireplace. tile worit -.I ..... f111riltg llMlke tw1 •• tn1y speclll. 1Wa Is • .-. in a lfetlw Dfpa1i-'ty for myw wtio desires~ li•'-J. SltS.000. s::>.m,000. 711 Ocean Av e., -------- ( PCH > Hu o tin gt on •--;::~=:;:~-1--~~~~~--Beach. Ca. Sales office TWO UNITS SOPHISTIC A TED, closedonTuesdays. 4 Bdrm. + bachelor. Broker 536-6063 Frplc., built-ins; steps to 644-7020 GUA T IUYI :::~ $1M,OOO lncluding 2123 SAM JOA9UIM HIU.S IOAD NEWPORT IEACH ~ VA terms too! Lvly 3 OCEAMMOHT bdrm townhouse over-3 Bdrm. + den home 00 Slookinb -g roo1 "1 greenbelt. 30x8S ft. lot; frpl., built- arp • on Y $64,SOO! ins, patio, beamed ceil- ADULTSOHLY Walking distance t o West clU( Plaza. Im · maculate 2 bdr~·, 2 bath condo ove"l"'fo ok ing private swimming pool. Professlonalll decorated & quite a st.ea at $86,500 Best location! Best buy! · ..,,,5 ooo Best price! Best terms! mgs . .,, ' Doo't hesitate! Call to-673-3&63 64.2-2253 Eves 2 BR $61,500 Only S yrs. old, with 1 V.. baths, highly upgraded day MS-9491 condo; air-cond., lush -------- carpets & m irrored Outstanding 1-bdrm., con· wardrobe doon. Call for vert. den, 1 V.. bath con· moredetails. dominium In Newport Beach's JDOIJt pN!SUliOUS associated Bliu• ll<" lit/\, 'u''> JI//', Viii L 'r , "· ~, 4PLEX OCEAMYIEW YETHOMIY For chic person wanting a place to retreat to. for conversation. recrea· tioo. peace & quiet. en- tertaining, a vaiJability or, what have you. It bas everything In this 3 Bdrm 2Vz Ba condo in the Bl\dfs + a good price at $153,000. OPEN FRI. nmu MON. 1-5. Go Vis- ta deJ Oro to U mbrnsa t<. 2.631 Vista Raqueta 400lll" 6 RIUU CJt. MW rtfi1"tr MOVl.._m Need houainl info.! Call toll free 1-81&-~ En..GlJ7,orGU40 , No obligation . .\ se?'vtce ol Af1lllated Independent Broken. $66,000 Lovely , pride o f ownership 3 bdrm home in desirable residential area. Enjoy lazy sum-mer days in huge park like backyrd . Im· maculate! J~t listed! 665-7tll . lllf llelc"'lll REA i FC..TATE HELP! Built in the old tradition -n by craftsmen. 3 bdrm, 2 Luxmy ln Cameo Shores. bath, 2 story home PLUS Lar1e secluded front rental wtit. Ideal loca-eati«>~fountain ~ ~I! tion ;mt r,.. block from aiSpacw:.i.-;:aiullla-oceannew liv- Soulh Bayfront. Must see in& room & family' room. to fully appreciate. Call Formal dining room. for appointment. Agent. O>ef'a kitchen bas every 671: ~s, convenience. Lavish ~~~~.,,_~ .. ~~~~! master wing. Den or _ study. Sewing & laundry IEACltftOIATE Coort says sell! Priced wd1 under market! Ex· ecwtive townbome liv· ing! Walls of glass! .._.,, .... a 1007 room. lncludes pool ta- ble.. bltn stereo system. fantastic storage too. Private beaches-and much more! For private preview call 673-8550. -. Breatht.akiog view! Once ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• in a life time opportuni· Xlnt toe., 3 BR, den, frpl. ty. For details call, patio, 2-sty. $195,000. ~ Marshall Rlty. 675-4600 FDRCST E OLSON .,_.(. u+ .~ r <It•"• UVIOMlt&,aOA ~MT FOR Ol'fN IU 9• II\ IVN '0111 N/(t • OHLY $149,000 Rare oceanfront condo, ______ _;_ __ TOP floor wi1b fantastic HAlllOR VfEW ~~~lA-~t-~s· view. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, din-4 Bdrms., family rm., ina rm & fireplace. massive lot ; crisp & Security bldg, subterra· bright! area's bes t nean 1ar. Call Pepper v a I u e . S 2 l 0 • 0 0 o . Jones, Aet. for appt. Lease/option, contract, Tho+ Intriguing Wore/ Gome with o Chudfe ...... .., QAT L POU.Ate----- I BEMLUT I SUPOI I ' I I I' I i I "0 z E 0 I.·! _ I I 11 I . 7 873-40.17 leue. --------• HASTINGS&CO. C .. kwwwleadt LOii •...•••.•......... :; ... REALTORS ~ So. Of Hh)ltw., Immediate possession. n.AHSFEaltm spacious 2Bd.rm. 2.Ba, ex- You must at least see cellent condition. R·2 for this delightful home. 2nd unit. Open Sunday, Priced below anything in 3 16 Jasmine. P'. P . this area al $87,500. for $1.82.500. quick sell. Lrg J bd, l ~ Creative Investments ba, ram rm, dealrable 664-9513. area. Take Las Palmas•--------- I• TALFOA _ I I I' I I' to Calle Juanita 34$61 FfXH UPPB I Calle Roeita Open House 11tis duplex needs some 9 c-let9 t11e ci-tl• _.... aanda)'1·5Jobnl>reybus T .L .C . to make it 11y 11:! 1n ,.,. ""'""'9 _d,. Realtor498-3395, absolutely beautiful. If you die In an 9l9¥lltor, be evre to pUlh the --t 67J.4400 HARBOR BAYCREST bayfront community. $219.500. Agt. 640·6500 yoo; ~ .-11ep No. 3 below. ---------1 Front house Is a 3 BR, 2 Corw .. M• I 022 BA. 2 frplc. open beam ADAMS MOD& • ~ml.~w~•n r r r 14 r r i' , •. I ....................... ceilings. Rear writ is a Lge 3 bd, 2 ba units 1--------- w/btll interiors. Very at· tractive pecky cedar thruout. Low m ain· tenance redwood ex- terior. $215,000. 646-7711 PREMIUM LOT -· · · RUSl'IC a br. 2 ba, frplc, newer 1 BR over a dbl A Otvislon of If arbor Investment Co. EXICUTIVE MAMSIOH OHLY 6 ~~rn •0tj l M I l I I I j petJos, well decorated. praie. We think yo,u'U Vacant -ready to OC· • • -• • • • • • Guest house. SUIJ.000. By love It. Call for appt. ~Uni~~ t~1~b~r: rsc __ RAMUTS ____ .. _•_••_•_•.:..•-c_1au1_· __ lflc._.t1 __ ... _1_0_1_0_.1~owner==·=640-=1030==·===1=:aeo.=51l2==·=1l=·===::::;- ~ Walker & lee PIRALTA HILLS ACU+ESTATE CUSTOM4 BR HOME PresUge area. with wide lot · trees, nowers & ad· jacent to the Upper Bay. 3 Bdrm$ .• 3 baths & large family rm. Fee land, you own it I $182,000 $165,000 Exciting 2 story, brand new. Choose your own crpts at seller's expense. 5 bdrm -3 ba, huge rmly ___ R_e_aJ_El_ta_te __ _ parquet entry. Upgraded crptiog in quiet eartbtones. Close to beach & lake. 759-UOl n·s SI EASY 10 PLACE A CLASSIFID AD rm w /frplc plus frml din rm. 7~-1501 Room for bones, tennis court, pool. Pos11ble trade for beach home. 1·998-~Agt. ~Walker & lee BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. Real Fatate M k h . 7H11 3 IM:USTOM a e your g opp1ng easier by using the Daily --------$70,000 Pilot Classified Ads. Sell things fast wtt.b Daily Absolutely true! Lovely ---------1 PilotWantAds. tree lined street. Fruit ~1!!!11••••.liiiiiiiiiiiimiiii.:i treea and flowers aur- I round tbls brand new Coldwell Banke cuat.om built 3 bedrm 6 r family rm home. Oc- RlSIDENTIAI. BIQ<ERAGE COMMNY cupancy date early Sep· t ember . A true YOUR PRIVATE BARGAIN HUNTERS DELIGHT! Full price IOAT DOCK PLUS on1y S10,ooo. Hurry. call A s a n d y be a c h PLUS an toaee752-1700. outstanding location on fee PLUS a MN 1119 .,, HVN ro Ill NICE' sparkling new custom home PLUS parking for 4 cars PLUS a gourmet country kitchen PLUS a darkroom PLUS exquisite workmanship and PLUS your $850,000 you can own this PERFECT BA YFRONT. >. COLDWal.. ...... co. 644·9060 ~tl1 UNJOAOUtNttu.aAO. IN NIW9IOWT caNtQ fir:·~ THE REAL ' ~_E~T_ATER~ _ 161.900 Near ocean lo Hunt· instoo Beach. Sharp 2 BR, just U mt. to beach. In area of more ell- pensive propertiea. 10% Down. cau 982-7788. UYUAl.TORS priced from $72,970 to $79,980 ' · wnnilf cuurb • r :iJJ ll· ecnnh ~4'r:l\Cl'll • rooh SEEING IS BELIEVING contact L~nn• ValwuiM ;u...,... .. 6l'''' ~ ~ ( 'ttfW\·-•111c=r...1111taJ ~ Walker & lee Real F.atate Have something you want to sell? Classified ads do it well. 642-5618. ~II. macnab I lrVlna ~ realtg SPYGLASS VfEW! Colonial home -custom built by Valentine! 5 BRs w/over 5000 sq.ft. of living space + fabulous 380 degree view! Other amenities incl. gated entry, formal dining, library, brklst rm, spa & sauna. There'• only one! Don't miss this! $895,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (M-127) 642-8235 644-6200 t01 Dover Drive H•rbor View c..nw Irvine •t Clf'ftpus V•lley Center 752·1414 YtWI 0. WAna' & LMHl'S SUl.000 A 1,.cl-. e...,, .-°''" fHl•1 ....... .,..,.. ...................... cetll•~ ••d c•orcU••l•4 dtcer. Dell .. 9'41*il..._._....., ...... a...i .. ••• ............. .... .... f .... ,, ,.... •• ••l•J •••••• ....... P D ; y_. 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Priced at 1135.000. 963-6767 ()PtN 'HO • ''-' 1'1 11,ft '1 I l'\111111 -----------------------.y Ow .... &a ... .,.... .. oca. t 06' -... rr.,.rty 2 000 e.c.. rr.,.uvy n5a r-" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nwptt Hits Ira corner •••••••••••••••••••••••1------------------lot, 2 bdr 2 ba. family rm OCliMFIOMT MESAVIRDI POOL HOME Prict.tully caf'ff for 3 bedroom. do • frplc New kitchen. urpet. wallpaper • paint Owner an11ou1' Mul l N&I now• Submit all of· ftn1..S.T221 M I lfhuf V6tw 'l"reet, ~I Nut to lht perk. Tb.la btJull,y chwor ex.e twnbH hu 4Bdrm. 38a •Iota ol llOl'il . + II priy HWlOI nook ~· inmtl)' lo down • owner wtJI ~arry 2ocJ. Who could uk for more? Only $lU.90U C1&ll All. Marllyn at PUl . 914·1'31,..,..74.80 $7500DOWM Lingo Rul&T.Ut LOOK OUT TO THE LAGUNA HILLS -&. ............ -z ....... 1-. ...... ,,,.., ...... b ........... .... .... ~ t.y~ ...... ~ed to ... Stl.500. 495-1720 J BR. I Ba. new cpla, drpa. p11lnl. Chinmar hon>I' Ntn from bcMch '"'-1044 Loguno N.... I 052 l'U c•rt)' b•lanr1: ut S'700 ••••• • •• •• •• •••. • ••. • •. ••••••• ••• •• •• • •••••• •• mo. No credit net.'dl!d a5M• pnnc onJy UVI AT THI LAKE H WHtTI HOUSE Conw rela.x • enJoy Uus 2 Laguna Niguel Realty • W'lth ytllow •hullers 1rnd BR. 2 BA. dramatic con· loads of used brick do. Priced below market eo..itry charm, buae rec Ml $116,000 VIST ....... IGUb area. bu cu.atom fplc & NEWPORT CENTER "" "" A> cooklnf gl"ilt' formal .1 l Spacious 4 BR + 21"! BA LR. w/fpk. •BR. Camel _l_Ei_A_L_TY ___ 6_~_10-_1_1_2 hodle showing pnde of plulhcpts' Move 111now. _________ ,ownership. Front rent til cl06e of escrow• LUSE courtyard entry assures lo se-O's! Red Carpet, WrTH ~ION upmost privacy. Call lo· Robert.a R. E 536-9311 VT"• daytosee ..• $185,000. San Mateo in Rancho San 49~241 l 493.9494 • bonus rm $119.SOO 3 BR. 2 BA •• 11k1n1 MS-7~ Opn Sonday S29S,OOO Owner will finance DOV ER SHOR ES HOLLIS WOOD Ownr/Bkr must sell 48r, REALTOR 6'1i-8676 3Ba. prof lndlcpd, " de· ---------corated w1jacun1 & Supenor Quality Calm pe>ol Blln microwave. Cape Cod ColomaJ. Back many o t be r xt r as Bay area. 3Bdrm & den S229,SOO. Opn Sundays • huge attic storage. 12-S LS31 Highland Dr Hrdwd Ors & 2 frplc's 64.S-4226or833-1316. Very priv country yard WATBNOHT 2Br. 2 story. 3 level con· do. Newsboy model at on 80 x UiO' lot. Assum 8~3 mortage. Drive-by 2'2' 22nd St. Ca ll owner for details & showing 646-9273. the Cove. ---~----- $339,000. 71•· 759-1961. IAC«IAY IEAUTY ·~View H.,,.. 3 Bdrm, pool. Jacuu1. view. Slll .500 Enlarged Portofino Peg Broms. Agt 64H531 4 bdrms. study. cedar W'tnter/Yrly Rental:s paneled bonus rm & ram ---------1 rm w/second brick frplc 4 ba View of bl& canyon.I•--------•! Fee land. WAI.I TO IEACH 1748 Port Manle1gh Cir SI 07.500 $215.090 3 Bdrm. 2 bat.h. seller For Ul!ormalJOO contact. Richllrd A. Fuller omce. 644-4040 Home. 64().8044 motivated. Submit! Call ~161 .... . OPEN HOUSE . REALTY .. 1 I 111 Ctilfonl•.. S&S Resale Specialists. Joaquin. Large roomy 495-5220 8 30.5050 a.• or s bdrm models condo in prestige 1oca· _________ "U" must "C" avail. some w /pools tion Owner most anx· IY OWNH VETER •NS 96IM602. ious to market this up· 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Condo The best of Westcliff. ;/ ~ ' "' Pennington Properties graded two BR unit and End unit on El Niguel Neatly groomed 3 Bdrm SEAVI EW NODOWNPAYMENT l"'-t 1044 wUlconsideralease with golf course. Partially home with bl!aut1ful HOMES 1m option to purchase. furni'sh ed. Will help yard. Near Mariners Afl areas of Orange Co, ....................... Asking $114.000. but br· rmance. 496.7796 school. shoppinlit. etc. View home with tennis IT'S YOUR TURN to Join Ule wmners and move up or start your investment program! We have an extensive inventory and a professional staff of over 4.5 ready to discuss your needs with you! Consider these -then give us a call -Quail Place Properties. 752· 1920. Two 3's. .Orange ... $118.000/ea 3. Santa Ana ... $34,000/ea. 4. Costa Mesa. . .$135,000 4. Costa Mesa ... $150,000 l<~ive 4·s .. Garden Grove ... $198.500/ea 32 75+ 100+ 5 Costa Mesa. .$215.000 6. Costa Mesa .. ?$210.000 6 Costa Mesa. . .$270.000 16. . Tustin ... $625,000 JO+ Orange ... $970,000 .San Diego County ... $1,000.000 Orange County .. $26.250/ea. San Diego County $3,360,000• QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES'M tOpen TH 8:30 P.MJ ~~1~ appHrarsis.ed. A.gt . SCARCE ANO Ing an offer! ------+;;...:.----Appointment only Call club and pool club mem· ........ _,_.... Lal&• Forest I OSS 540-1151 bersb.ips! Only S87S/mo. LI..-1...I'-u __ 1 MoWle tt..s POPULAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDCARPET7S4·1202 ,_.~ forSaM 1100 T $9 000 Dow..a For Sa6t t I 00 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• COIMH UNI Turtleroct Broadmoor 3 • " UCID TO SELL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ blk to beach. adult 3 BR, 1 ~BA. 2 story con· bedroom home with cen· Brand new 2 sty 4 BR. 3 1t1D Hill•"*'°" .. och park, Fleetwood 12x60. do. in desirable Back tralair.Higblyupgraded _________ ,Ba, den. bonus room, 2 --------.... ln the Blutrs. Sl67.900. 4 1977 Mai1 ison. 24x56, J>OCH>Ul +encl. porch. 2 Bay area. Needs just a and immaculately main· wetbars, I'll carry al IY OWNER BR. playroom. 3 ba. fam completely furnished. br P.P. 536-7683 3Br 2Ba fresh pal t little T.L.C. t-0 make it taioed. Community pe>ol SHOO m o. No credit kitcb. pvt pat.tos. green comer lot Desirable 5 -=----------• · n · va-beautiful. First time on and · rt.s A k needed. 957-1998. Pnnc 1'MI Montego 4Br, DR. bell. cul-de-sac. up •Park (NC7130-311 cant.lrgcovpatio.Meso market at $115,750. tenJU1cou . s mg ~a.ach 1048 onl FR, $1S9,500 Newly de-graded. Great 10<.' Call ARTlSTIC AJRCOMDrTIOHEO delMar d II c I $116,500. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y corated Assumable 'or appt to see, 759-0331 MOBILE HOMES SllLSOO c:c:7 .... 70 .Motivate se er. a 1' Roomy dbl wi'de Madiso' n »-I..... NEW HOMES in Laguna ·-An.640-1141 Wi1ll coonorate W/ag\s & 368 .....;_ _____ --640-5112toaee.Agt. ,.. • .,.... ,,.. 17141957800S 540-t D..J>.ai-Jt.Mustseeto NoQu.aIIfy·l>ramattc. nu lk!ircti. Jos~plY Jttvn. llll1sSon Vl•fo I 061' tlttrs~ ...:..:..~-..;....-----t-'a'"p.-prec S33.500 '73 sly. 3Br. 21 :.-ba. Nr bch. M~A VERDE-4Br. 38a, Bkr/ildr Call494-88l8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $15,000DOWM •EXCITING• 7L9U> ~ drr$129 ~ 646-1035 din r~. fam rm. sba MADRID7SO •BY OWNER, •BEACH San Clennte I 076 Mobile HOfm Stor. ' 2082 Phalarope Cour * DUPLEX * Lake view, 2 rrplcs. weL as Just 200 steps away IYOWNIR.•JtOOL• $149.SOO.PP.556-7073 Ckeansideofhwy, level bar. AC. 11 37.750 lBr.2&,frplc.2cargar ••••••••••••••••••••••• SllOP..trl...t 848-8895 Exec •Bdrm. 3Ba. den. ---------1 lot. easy access lo beach. 581-4255 Ill a Carmel-like setung AIOVE THE IEACH At the beach . 1n1--------- prof lndscpd, many Needs pamt. mjnor re· ona pvtst.inLidoSands Ultimate REEFGATE beaul1fully land11cape<I Skyline. abundant park· irtru. Must sell. under Large 3 BR·l* BA RAHCHIEALTY pairs; ideal for home & CASTADELSOL $138.500 645·1262 WEST condomso1um secluded adult park mg . adultt1, pet-park. appraisal $108,500. Open 551-2000 income Hurry. only 3 Bdrm, super view BY OW .... ER Rarely available, now at gorgeous dbl w1de 1977 rent Sl lO incl. gas & Sal/Sun l ·S Wk.d ys, Firej)lace. quiet street, _________ $159,900 S89,900.Ph581·9S6S " $139,000. Kingatonetopoftbehne. water ; 4 yr old dbl . MS-7~ Eastside. Agt. MS-9161 TUltnHOCK #2 Massioo Realty 4!M-0731 --------Nwpt Shores. $13S,000 3 BERTIIA HENRY 2Br. 2Ba. tam rm & W h bdr 2 b d C R"'ALTORS r $25,000. 149, 824 . 15t 975 Denver Dnve VIEW ·$129,900! 3 BR. l"~ Ba. plus ram· Reduced $10,000. Beaut. 5 m. a. en. omm ... much more-i you want St NB Pri.n onl)C IY OMIUEI T rue k B d ... br San Velarde. prof. pool, tennis. Block lo 215 Del Mar 492-4121 to live IP this lap of lux· ..:.....:...' _. _____ _ · '"'"" u roe roa moor rm, & heated s pa . Id d n ocean Youownland.No h E._.. •TlJPLEX • College Park. $87,500. 3 plan 2 .h osts l~vely Panoramic view. Seller an scape. new oor· PANORAMIC W')'wtt apauperspurse LOWPARJ<R ""' C M y Id br, ramnn. 7~0286 fooOUll v1ow. All tile en· very anxiou8-Divorce ing, Sl29.500. 830·20ll. agts. S48·2'7B7 Ocean View Homes this ls it. I KT12CY7·8> Except 1 on a I 1 2 x t> o East .. l'h rs. o . _.;__ ______ -l t.ry . Wood pan ~l l!d forces sale . Ask in g ONE HOUSE FROM THE 4 luxW')' custom homes ·CalfoanfoPocffic BroaClmoor. 11 irely ~1~~· ~::';5~ ~~ous ! B3a8crk. 3Bb3ay+daerne. 8Upcg?rnd~d0.· Ctreplace. Formal dining $144,900. Call Mr. Black. Newport leoch I 069 BAY 2Br. $130.000. $8.000 avculable w /benerits of Mobile Home ~ales lnd'icpt. fwy close. onh · · r oom. Floral utrium BKR.1198·7879 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dwn9634888 San Clemente coastal hv 2706Harbor.S~e20tl $18.500. 1~·20171 MESA VERDE Pool, tennis. jac. B.y hosts waterfall & pond SHOVE YOUR OJNGY ing. Homes include wet 540.5937 MobileHome Stott By owner. 3 br 2 b11. owner i82.000. 631·0718 or Large wood walled fllmi $5000 DOWN in the Bay at either end IY OWNER bars. greenhouse wm 848-8895 f111nily rm, frpl, Ccnct-d 759-4043 ly room. Very bright & Contemporary 2 br 2 ba. or street-piddle around POOL HOME dows. Nutone food cen V •c & ..iy n kl.lchen Gorgeous · 25 500 Le YOU A A" V1'k1ng Mob1'le Homl'. yrd. Reduced to $79,900 $50 0 ope · view. Sl' . use op· the Bay-just a slml( shot 3 br 2 ba. all remodeled. ters & much more. b Cl as needs painting etc. REDUCED 0 decorator master wsng lion. 4!M·7084 from this new home at $12,000 down. SllSO pr MUST SEE! Priced from l9'7i Homette l2x.56. l 5 across frm all shopping. 2980 Jacaranda Call n--s...1.5 H 0 M E F U L L ---------115 Via Wazie rs-on mo. $138.000 balance, I'll $228.000.Allofrerswillbe •Park. central Orange 8x40 w/21' encl cabana. -,....... I N S U L A T E 0 • • '"'GU ... '"' C '"' .... ,0.... County Rent Sl20 mo beaut decorated. mny alter~.67~1 1121 Pltc:al"' -...... """" "" Lido. Open house finance. no qualifying considered Full broker P f 11 ed M A Corner lot Sl 6.250 xtras. w1·u '""II fum/un MESA.VERDE ro esssonu Y 102Acres.Zon ·l Cha rles Quintard. necessar y 754·6519 cooperation. 498-0200or """ MISA YEllDE Beautiful 3 Br upgnded I ands ca Ped-much w/2 BR bse. guest apt. 2 Reallor-32nd year at Princ1p;ilsonly 831-9122 <LY72S61RTlSTIC rum. $8800.646-4l~l Nraolfcotu·ae.largerl homew/lgfamrm,J ba more!Callnow7S2·1700 warehouses&ofc. Xlnt 3355 Via Lido. NB. __ __.;.:;___..:...._____________ MOBILEHOMES _..,._forSale 1200 sly luxury home. •Br. & 3 frplcs. Pool sized tot. O"f" '"" ·" \ •u•• 11 • ·' fmancing. $165,000. 673-8250. S397.000-3« to HOUSE+GUEST UNIT OCEANSIDE <7141957-8005 S40.LJ68 :::".:;;';' .............. . M~dVs:o.EnRD7~~·:2 :. MR°6iw~RS [·e ll~&IUI .::z~~t;;r:~l .-..... , e;t~;;.~1~::rr:~ !\..";:::~2::B~:·% 10 AcREs -~l ---'., ....... 500 ""--n . ----··-='~!"!'.' -------$8500 avail. Ag\642·3338 San Clemente hvinl( •EXCITING• HugetreesongenUe roll· AIU l.VUU _.. ..,....., MESA VERDE Unsurpassed 270 degree OTAL DOWN ONLY 1 LEf'T or these IUDS & rns mg grounds. Two fixer Sat/Sun 12·6. 2972 Andros OE£RAELD whitewater view <best in J Bayfront mobile home luxury town.homes NOW ~ of 8 mile from the upper houses. many out St .. 546-4478 CEPQQL HOME Laguna> 3 bdrm lux· Broad moo r Seavaew Udo Isle Trlr Prk. Furn. is the time lo buy beach. fun In the sun bOoodldgs.teNreedsms, osownme~ ~~I~ Mesa Verde CONTRACT Pridefully cared ror 3 8111'11ffQRN urious home. lush garden home. 6 mos old. 3Bdrm. _S3S;.__._ooo_. 67_~-----493-2780or or 831·9316 lBr. 2Ba, too many :irtrus aruuous. SALE. NO CREDIT bedroom. den & frplc. """ room.hugemastersuite 2Ba. community. Pool. Bayfrontcondo+45'slip Pnce s lashed by owner to mention. 1n most FARGO NEEDED. Only LOK New kitchen. carpet. A beautiful patio home w/frplc. decorators de· jacuzzi. tenrus . No credit Sec. guard. pool. s ub· anxious lo sell • 129 beaut1ru1 5• F'amsly 17141676.5717 down. Sl.000/mo. Total wallpaper & paint. that is entirely up light.1200sq n redwood needed.Immed occupan-garage, furn . Lse $950 Monte Vista. Baycliff Park in California. ORS22·2080 price $110,000 on this 2 Owner anxious! Must graded. Ideally localed deck.$339.000 cy . Owner t o curry mo. s a l e S25 0,00U 2Bdrm. 2B a. frplc. swlmlng pool. 1acuzz1. ------- story,4/SBdrm, 2\'l Ba sell now! Submit ull of· on a cu l -de-sac. 2 Owner/Agt.494-9921 balance.714-640-7778. 675-8839 pri vate adult condo an saunas. enclosed roller hme. Being upgrd. rers·64S·7221 bedrooms + a den. cen· pnme location Newly skating rink, minutes Owner / a gt . 8 i 11 . tral air and priced at On· LIVE IN BLUFFS 4Bdrm. bonus $1 0,000 renovated. Open house from f''ashion Island & 831-1257. Ontu~ ly$1M,900. THEHEART rm, 2'r'zBa. end unil on Sunday 12 s or 1•all thl• Pavillion & only OF • '"'GU...... greenbell b :1 pool. DOW..._. ...,.,500 1n'""•6 7) -........ 500 833 ""''l " 492-2415. $74,900. ....... . ~ . 21 E · i d Sl64• · Agt, . .,.,., California Pacific: nJOY pr vacy an Qwet culdesac.3 8R 2 F'ANTASTlClotonocean----------~-r=f-l Jlf security less than half a By Owner. Pnce reduced BA. 180 deg golf course front bluH +redwood ex Mobile Home Sales 3 ...... 2 lattts blo1c .. k lo, M_ainls Beackh. Sl0.000. One of BluHs view. new cpts, drps. pandable house A:. 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 double garage, patio. Wntcllff R•olty Wa" to esuva . par s. best "K" plans, 2·sly. 4 paint. S140,000 balance. sumable loan S230,000. ___ 5_4_0._5_9_3_7_ fruit trees. sprinklers, D-•-1...t. I 026 playhouse. and shops. br. 2 ba $129,90-0. Li:t at $1100 mo .. no credit KR p . Agt Su S71UOO. -r-_.,., This spacious & bright 2 bright klchn w 1eating needed. 957-1998 Prine. T . 93rope933rtie~. e MUST SELL ltoyMcCarcle,Rltr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bed .. 2Ba.gardenapart· area. pantry & bit-ans. only ate 4 · 1 1977 Lancer. 20x44. fully 5 41-7729 4Br, central air, menlisonly ... $85.950 Lovely liv rm w1d1ning --San.Juan upgraded 2Br. 288. cen· sprinklers. lrg cov patio, UNCH REAL YTY area. frpl. upgraded Lease w1opllon to buy. 3 C•strono I 078 tral Orange County S new ext paint. 33691 Big 551-2000 AWAY FROM carpets & decor BR. 2'"2 ba condo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Park ONl.Y $22.99 ITS COOL! Mesa del Ma Sur. 661-3351 agent. THE CROWDS throuout. Back pallo Newport Crest. For de· BY OWNER with Uus ad <A 8443'1 area. 4Br. big pool, de Hwd'AOfta.och 1040 IRVINE Beautiful.peacefulcoun· overlooks pe>ol & green· t.ails,642-0874 MU T SACRIFICE-ARTISTlC wtbar $97,SOO Owne ...., 2 bdrm, 1..., ba. Hentage Lry setting. Loads of flx· belt. Front patio create!> NEWPORT SHORES e 4 br. 2 ba. cor lot MOBILE HOMES wUJ help finance. Pnn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pari: East twnhs. Easy up potential, extremely attractive entry lboth ny xtras too men· (714)957-8005 540·1368 only.Callownerforapp OCEAHVIEW seUer.Agt.473-4417 comrortabl e as is . haveeesy careforcare-lmmac 2Br. den. 2ba Must see $88,BOO ~7S30 2St.ory,Jbedrm,3bath. ___ .:;._ _____ Lagwia location 2 Bed .. free living >. Walk lo beachhouseS103.000 By Openbse.496-2381 •EXCITING• Steps from the beach.. plus huge den. 2 Ba neighborhood shops, bus.1_own_e_r_1A_gt"'--._&4S_·3009 __ _ 17 ACRES Loaded with oaks. 3 HH. 2 BA home with your own pn vale lake, secluded area. Terms. FARGO (714) 677-5691 ORS22·0S30 700 ACRES RJ\•ers1de Co. at a ma rn frwy off ramp Some Xlnt commercial poten· I.Jal Rapidly developing area & 2 m1. of frwy rron tage. lnvestorterms l''ARGO (714) 676-5717 OR 522-2080 lusinns rro,.rty 1400 ~~';,i~g~ e,reathrlt.akindg e>«adn viewd HST IUY IM Sl2l.500 schools & church es11 View Home Secbludhoed. charmmrdg. r3 br 1 1 , .... _. U.,f- . o su an san an llYINE Leaving area. must se SMQ,OOO. Galaxy Or 2 a use w /ya . rua --J -~ ---------:;;!cre •• ~a~k/v~~w. cmr Catalina. Atrium model. Huge 6 BR 4 84 home an MORIMS REALTY Prin only. 644·6579 Prin only. gss.0212 trees; nr parkBin Mission uns Madison 2Br. 2Ba. CAHNHY VILLAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._ger. nicer an mos Dramatic stairs leading The Ranch, over 3,000 49.._.057 TIM Investments Inc. Glen area. y owner 2ox 16 It v 1 n g rm in model hmes. $179.900. tohldeawaymastersuit.e sq.ft . With garden room ---------Prime Penin location. l $80,000.498·0719 Garden Par11d1se for Meticulously maintained Open Sat/Sun, by owner. with romantic fireplace. offtbe master bdrm Call MEW LISTING! bs2 bdre frommdhocge~~ bSyl~~~ PENNY Santa Ano roeo two. enjoy the best for building on 60x93' lot. OH 1987Balearic. P rivate balcony off u" .. """formorede·talls. less.S21,000 streetparking.aircond . master suite with view of _,.,,._, Ocean & canyon view. 3 552·5446, 963-8613 PINCHER ... .,............. ...... CalifcM ttia Poclflc stressed for 2nd story l.Sl Time Offered · bdrms .. 2 baths. d1'nm· a M Zo 'd I t ·1 f 7 beau\ new custom lhe blue Pacific. Pn ced .. CUSTOM MOblle Home Sales ·I ne. s ea re as , o . homes~ a quiet cul-de ~.::U~us:,~~ t1!~: N'U:~c1i~~~alios. Lath & Plaster 4 bdrm ADS 4 :!!~~~k~~~~~o:al· 2'706~40.~·;je208 ~~~t. etc. Call Ken sac.•br,3ba,2 Crplcs 1 Hurry?Call96:>-5767 ~~~~~~~~~I orEHFlll/SUM 1-5 bOme in Baycrcst Lrg i.ngarea.usedbrickfrplc --------IARRETTREALTY much mo,re. Hurry . °"'"'''l'''''"u"'•lll'""" .::: 1435T-'-HHl1Dr. lot. sprinklered front & ONLY $2 •-xlnt north Santa Ana 3MO.-EERE .... T 642-5200 'Ibey wont last. Cal _ . I ... ..,..... b k 1 b 2 m "' "" !! .. z~ •. ~.~9. •: 673·0782: 1·~~.1ta1l.ljl1i.11 AGEM'f 646-2414 ,.;1c·.,~0rru~d~u';.'~m . ~~·s:i~c1o/f!~![ A~: l977 Obi wide Madlsoh.,~~~~~~~~~ ....... u... fil\i :'J: LEASE country kit·fam rm com· ~II any item or com· I 2Br. 288, Ute interior. aJI C-rclol MEW LISTING bo, best buy In family ~~~~:' '!!1~l~ma' ~n~; ton.Cal 644-7211 ~~f~=d~~·1/r~c3e3~0~~r P....,.,ty 1600 SI._ ....... _ p....1.-11. OPTION D .......... 91'\lu.... area. 645-1588 for appt. ('77-6MCA> ••••••••••••••••••••••• nGW"*"'Y r~d • br. 2 ba, D/W. fpl, 1 ml to ..... r-v "I Owner I Agt $165.000 Fee Ptncher Ad 3 Unes for 2 u...a...11-LI-.-s......_ Coast Hwy, Npt. Beach and 2 units, £aats1 e. bcb, $79,900. Owner Beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 consecutive days Each ,_.., ,,._ ._.... w/retail store + apt. or br, fflll. + rum. l br. 96CMl210· SU-8850 bath executive home IEST IUY! additd1on1I CUnhe is 00:-for IMS-8895 olc. A•sume 7c; loan Wal k to shopping. • 4 Bedroom in University with panoramic ocean. . 2 Ule2 ays arge1t " ¥ •.ooo. Owner. M2·1826. BICYCLETOBEACH Pant! Lease while you coastal & city light ~r~o~~de~eh~~t:.on Nocommermladi; Mobiteffo.tStoN ~.OOO.Agt.~2114 Ml-ZM7 3br2ba,beaut.decorat· aavethedownpaymenl views. Private master large lot with pnvate For more information Assum ables. re · Collldotltfnlums/TOWR• ed. bookcases. skyllteii REDCARPET754-1202 suite with beamed Ceil· rear yard. 3rd Bdrm. or •ndlOplii~youradcall PRICED UNDER MKT. poeacalons. bll)' renlllu, ......_fwMM 1700 SAVI +o&ber extras. New 1 .... f'repla,.... and v1'ew I h b th l ....... ( I "-tto--For•-•o H--'•·ie Par ... 2 br 2•~ ba u.oe, 1 ... ~ hobby rm. w l a :a · Owner n...,.,... aat sa e .. ren .. u . uu ••••••••••••••••••••••• s10.ooo C"-...H"g, extenaive tile c:a•... .. YJI • dee.le H ted I 'th Ow .,, .. , ....... ,s r=-tto~ /cover, lush up1nd~. landscaped, · ea PoO wi tached to garage. ner 642 5678 very Oulble. VA buyen "' -OP EN HOUSE SAT TODAY .. _ __. ..... """ l[Cl nmar Jacuul. Clost' to the willflnance. $110,000 • .,.,,.,. here! 3 BR. 1~ BA. • .. ·PM, ~"ash b'"'S ~°'· in~= .......,_.., .. .._. -...,._, marina. sm.900 NIWPOIT IEACH Ha L.-v-e-aom--e-thln-•a_to_ae__.U? Sr&:'950. Bkr 7~ FAMILY PET ~ a 3 y;;. "old ad~ll • mo't . ntw contem· t"*·h ~ndJ~o• 500 Woodbriqe Bri.&hten. 2 IEALTY 675-164& CaalfiedadsdoltweU. 1:-,;.-.-.-.-,;-,;-,;-.-.-.-.-.---.-1 Sharp tingle w ide coddo. No quallrying ~. 21ty home. Nr -~o~HaeS t/SUn BR+ dea, 2"' ba. aun· 1• American 5 •Park. n«eaa&rYtoaaaumeex· bdL IBR.. 2 8A. fabulous _._, • ..,.... a: deck, up~ thn.aout. Z • TOWMHOMI move in $13,000. <~3084> 1.1tinf 1<>9n. Bout. 2 BR. lllt clliea lnc t udln~ Priv.partywantstobuy4 A/C,SIJl,500.551-0685 3MonarcbJMyPlaza CE $41,000 ~.._Store 1~ ba trt-levet. 2 car mlavwav.. lush cam bl" home tn Hunt. Bch $$$$$ .. 9 .. 7t.aiunW a N11&3u1c~836 ca 11 us • bo u l th 111 Mll.-S gar .. (pie, air cond., elc carpetiq •. ceotnl A/C, tromprlv. party, S..3l'13 "' • .., spacioua 2 bedroom lmmod move in. 2100 W a~. sprtnklen ••very have 2*fl 1pent on this __ __.;.______ Adult's Only Townbome fAMIL Y PAIK Palm)'ra 175. Orange. auioul..U. .... ooo. ONTHESAND lovely 3 bdrro 2 ba 110111 ILllNS ca. Lovely pvt brick patio. Obi wide Barrinaton 9T!M083 dya : 768·8788 3 br peothouse. Hunt· c bridd .,oct 'iln v111' OLD WORLD Co mmun 1 t y po o I familY home. shows llke ev•/wknda. Byownr lo-on Pacific reulett. am .e ... • · w/sauna. All In attrat new Park rtnt low. D..:-_ ............. .....,.. I. ~mhnn location on ELEG •NCE 8 0 R 1 G t ._._ --_._ m~ greenbelt. '1111s 111 · "' Uve setting surround(..'CI Down payment. low. Call 1y wner, ee • c a muet. eee bofort dccld· Thia older home to OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE by tall trees. l o d ay . Sa O, 9 O O •. w.,t U5C S.C. View, •-... i.1n• .... l101 w.....a· Cove ls full of fl'ORDETAJLSCALL (fl8.211.XXlJ> el"alor to b~h , all wiooan, .. uue~ · =UUWlicloU(hcaandar-ILUFFS HEWPOIT IEACH ~"-Ster. amtnluoa. Sll2.000. 644-7211 ....... ....,,,.. ~ ln thre. units: Jmmac 3 Bedroom End UnJt Trina - • o, •·BR 1• 2 BR, Mod el, Back Bay View, Tlled •at Ooldenwe.U•ISJ. Im D -..1 1100 w /many rru t t r ot1. Jacuni. New Oven, Dish Washer, • br 2 ba ..,_San MIU. •• mac • • UIA •••••••••••• •• •• ••• •••• • · Dlspo al & Water Heater. New Juan edult par k. nr n...-,..... t Oto bea.dl. no peta m.JOO. Stra~ Pllldt Drapes &Carpets. v"uer Anxious. • ...................... ?H/.amo e>wnu. lftdlmlb. E~CM . .l Ualq~ new JObn L;ytUe br. hpl. furn I br. home w1vlw. $177.000 SEU.. ldle Ile with a Jh" to abopplng. 8 t v..alu• n bllh Dal'1PllotCaa..triidAd.. •·•· <>WN-. "2·11218, ~. tQ.6671 .... , 631·1800 MILYPrt..01 Tttuffdey,AugUltl0,\'11 ....... u ......... d ...... u.......... ......u........... ~ ·-••AnllllH ............... ~ ....... .......... . . ........................................................................................................................................ , ........ ................ ......u.......... .......... .. ... Jl40...... • lZ44 ... .,,....IHdl ll6f ~..... J741 c..w... 1124 .... ,-....... Jiff ... .................. ...................... .......................as;:.. • ................................................................................................................. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._..,,,,,,., JOOO ........... ll06 c:..li9NtM 1124 OPl:HHOUSE $311/Mo SBr . I ba "PrtmeLocale" Orunfront lwrurioua l br "aw-m.r"2br~ldda Br. Iba upper. encl .............................................. •t•nnu•u .. uuun• Ntw-.le ant a bedroom w/paUo. Mo to mo. Park l2502bru~ch! t.SSO. No peta. Yrl1. GcllocMS-41D08mfH taraa• .. clean. 132!. ,_.,..._ •• ,.plu ... BOATD'IDu.JOKTI DllAJIATlC.a11lbd,lh + dm <ln1 <'Adar • RMlty551~ KJdafrpl1 Fee Aduha.~'HOl2. CONSUMER'SGUJDE 21102 .8rookburat. a.t ~from ttt. <le Sharp! 3bl'+2S95 bL 1-'7 J'P. Nr bcb LJ ~home. I Blockl t<X>NIUllER'80UIDE 1_1DOT1 __ 1 _____ _ ....... (TH)m.17CM ona., Jd.tm/ ........ um t.o beach. Private l•ur univ Pk,J.?!!.Dbell. ~UI· Bd .... -....... -LA Sl502W "Prtrn•IM•le" •w O"'LUX .. APTS. Kldl.-a~~f ,. 11 m le de4ac. 8.1NHA, as., Im· z eoU•I•· P'rplc . -.,.~ C&UMS-tlOOSavel "" .... .i. .... 12 &IMITS ~u1i1U:SOu:6E tt1' 3Jldrm. lBa. c,.,U, ~··ard u A~ult: N~ rmc. dole co poola. \en· R9dwood dttb. Avall •••••••••••n•••••••••• CONStJllU'SGUIDE l.U&.I Br. family rm. llJi-000 dJ'tliJ, W/D, 1tove, klda JllQ. ~ ulh St (u4> u . adala. tbopplq. No tit Nwpt Rte. lllOO. Pb frpk ....... ,_,mo. 1 BR. f0111.r a aR ~. ZBr. aa.. blU.. o«, •"'9· MMllt. ..a,1 · pets. ~Inc tard fr u · MMm OCIAllllONf New 2 l!IR. a 1ty twnbH. ,_ll:Ml.54 _______ _ •Jpool. u1>9r ... ~. n•ll Sept •• winter..... coado • br I IOCdUM.55Z·'TTM. HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS 'st'il~"'~·ly W/W~£:~t.lo. mo Walktobeach ~tecmdo • ..,..... ...... tooorn. o1 l•ue. 1u-1u a. uo .. ,.. •ue · · •·-a br. 1~ ba, f'rplc:. ... TO I CH eq ft. • no 1)9ta. ...... -:.::·: -••-2 •u;;' lill•rTJ OD tb 1 ~ be, frplc. POOi. lTU\ 6 'l.-. fam/dln rm arH Univenlt,y rark twnhm 3 Br, FR, lovely end wlit Located at Elden IPI~ lUIGt'ID • ...-. tbe1·,.. almoat 10Hi ' Jrvlne. "''°· Ad111te . l.Mllapetaok t415.A&\: Spactoueabd.Zba.,frplc. on11Ubltdblaar.t.ennll. aH Brb. 1 by•· nhrt. CNl'pbt. Ave Dya·71•112'1-M10 carpr.Prtv~1at.e. cau--., .... , .. ,, du Jll7 fTl.llll. QOfee•-·9'1S.2t'7l wetbar . dbl 1ar pool. Jacuul uso . ., or ac u • • • "55/mo.M0-!44 · .... , .... •••••••••••••• ' w/opeoer. comro pool, or '9-t.e41 Yearb'·tlfl ADULT 9UllT ICE b 1 lj0.J6U _._..htftllltUpd Octrm,lba.frplc,clOMd ON111ESAND •chool• 1$25. 552·50T&, SBr.2ba.l>t41ole50 Qd-de•t.c j br 14<1 ba, 1ua1e. ';rp2 lc.r~: 9'501brbayv.turn ~1• quiet eru. a br pentbouH, HWlt· 975-$IOt OMTMIWATB bit-Ina. dsbw1hr. new Adlta.8424NoreG-A5l S«na.UfM.UT-OIM lnston PacUlc beach Woodbridge 4 BR z~ Ba Luxury l BR. bayfl'Oftt, carpet1/drapea. bot1--------- •HONlf'lNDltRS 2 br, ('pU, dtlJI. etv, aar, lkM.mo111 1, ~.mo. Bon or nr pool.a, park, lake ~ view condo. Avail now. Jacuzzi. au BBQ. encl. lblock fromoceAo.125$. 1 .ctldll, no peta, $DO. l8" a•. w---. 9!555M5lO· 231_.,..IMQ ~. lee opt 1159.000. prqe, walk to So. Oout br" 2 br •· Frplc. 20I ___ .....,..__=-.---.C.-.. W. 3122 Anaheim. MJ.1211 or IBr. 2 ~. encloa4'd paUo. ' ••1 Plua.tM$mo.'ISl.e485 lltbSt.-....0 Jbr + 41lr~w/llOOl -·••••.., .. •••••••••••• Mf.lllO. ()13)4.»-0ZIJ 2~~~~/<it Bl""· pool: 3BR. a~ba.. AU r a c . t b r . n r Sharp! Pool! A1J'refri1 Prlm• taetalde 'tM. Pldo. l D . yr11. c~an. New paint catPet 6 Pad or'45·12lll IPll ~ a trpt, *5SO Mo .. S800 mo. Vtq me. 2 t>r 6 bacb Baker/Fairview. Refrit. SZ2064.M900Save! Fee Prtd• of owHrelup cpMl llPS dins. e1i ocHn vl•w "' · Aaeot4'44·0134 apta. ~ blk to ocean. • stove. USO. mo. CONSUMER"SGUIDE llJT,$00. Oood lmrme •t-104Jumlne beckfarcl. W•t •kl• CM l8r.18a, nr ach.b ".!>5.!'.i ibrl~ba ..,.,a\efami· 81 .. ~f 1,. Sbd •-d &ept-June.f7J.3110l . 642-6500 daye, 8'73·7489 av-Ml.OaU ... l,...•v• -......._ 3144 ~..,,. ti N t frplc, b1110 yd. one.-=n • ,_ •-.. '· .. e. rm.• en. evea • Panwllae! SUSJac11auna · ~ MN. t ul • '«>J>e • paUo. cul·d•·HC, MTS rm, rep .. ce. carpe... areenbelt. Orie. sect. BEACON BAY 2 Br Yrly · PoolM5-4800Save! P'ee °"".DIS --. ................ -.aDOOd.ayata-mo 814-1111betwn10.m • patJo, J-aty, cul· ST7511o.AJl.4!44·llQ 1Je tn5/ -.M4e I br pr laundry lacU CX>NSUJIER'SGUJDE 1-l BR=-117 Btlal new Woodbrld1e SHAaP I Bill Ba, ... UPm. ~···~~lreqe ~~: HARBOR VIEW·5Br m:....iattm:· !fa or mllaPte. Adulia. tnS.:•-------- MllR +tad -~to.a::,.: lL sm. mo .. Oall!Mi-W111Uor SPACIDUS-4 BR condO. sos. A';'"lt!Aac.· Utb. 3Ba, La patio. Pool prtY: 4.2 ... =....a ..,.-.aptK.MMJ.15. Z~p~.u:· .. ~W.: =· NB. ~i11f fTMIU · I.any Sharp condition. Good 640-4545 alter S PM or Gardener lncl 'd -.SO mo. 2 ... I I ........ W br $U.5-128$. Patio, depoait .... 3 bdrm tun sw CM locaUoo. Poo1 "Jacu.ui. weekends. 6"-~evea •• ••• "· • nlrU. AdDlta, no pet.I. --------~IHdl 3141 ' area SSH/mo. NEWPORT DfW, $600 -· ..tll mW.lltb.en.7'11'1 Lr'l 2 BR w/bltu • eocl ~'ffT'"'-'--••••••••••••••••••••••• W~ll :::tanc.eb t.ob~lb CENTER REAL TY. ._-....... 2 .... Nr Ho•I. Ho1p, prlv 6{1t 540-2341 peUo 6 tarate. M8.uoo ·~,. OCUN,..ft()HT·Ruei •c 00 rou1 ~1112. ~-,,... lwnha.e. 3Bdrm. 2~ Newl&lbr.bltN. XlDtloc utforlllke. only l y .. r 09W Prime _ __. ....... N man~ 1chool Sml married . ••••••••••••••••••••••• "1>lc pool. ll50(). 8'7Mlll. 1 Bdrm 1 .. _ apt Par.. Adlta 1767 Oranie QIO•---------Aee'-'m ...... Loaded .,., .. yv .. ' 19r laaaily -.I)' To ,.. C.U ffi s br z ba cpta ' ... .. · .. \owQ.boua pt 3 with;JMnitlee Priced to Cly l'*t hie. 2sty lBr. -..04PMto8Pll r~~ yr •Kida '" pei.1~~'. Gre:-vte:,3=·t!::· Np t Ht a . Z bdrm . Newport. Avail Sept 1· -.788'HC·l~ Br, 2 baths .~ ~e~. sell fut. Call oow. zba: ••raae. pallo, pvt 5'25.Ait.Noree.ll&t-2566 ~s.:..aoaft 5 1a; · wshr/dryer.nloeladacpe M751mo. Call aft e:30 New deluu condo. MIO{mo.Pbtl4·1.507 broker,-.mr. bcb.ll:SOmo.~ Slllretrll=~•r or97S-2971 · · P w/hot tub 2 car gar. pm.~2 3Bdrm. frp~c. crpte.•---'-"----------------~..,_. 3152 •~ER'SGu:tiE O OF DEAL lBR.Walkt.obcb,acbooll 1525.MS-iiiseves 2Br SIZ5,9monthl. drpa , 1ar opnr . S1 B~ ~?o·~rd. I~· I DILUXI UMITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ff NEY A " ~· S300+1At/la1t ~ Bach IZ50 Yrly /util lnc ZU.»-3Ml/at7.ma. rp • up, s . Liiuna Bea~b ZBr. 2Ba Condo. no "Olarm"2brcotta1eSZ65 2b~~~;t:~lx ~-Oaoobornton Realty. Tltelluffs Gus'.Agt:ZL3--966-11U.· ZBdrm . lBa . 791 ~~o,.:'5s3/mo. wbit.ewater views. blk tO ch1Jdrenorpeb.S496mo. Kida~ar64.S-4900ree •CONSUMER'SGUIDE 'Br. 2 Ba, 2 car aar. 1 3Br 2Ba veryc•ean lbllr SbaUmar. S21S /mo + beacblttwn.Ownerarut· rela.~17eves CON MER'SGUlDE ~MlcJllel 3252 level, cul-de·HC. Wide to 'beaclt avall tritmed 1100clnldept.omove·ln. Bacbelorapt,closetobcb. •ous Aalltncms.ooo .,....,......_. 3169 v, ACRE! Nice! 2brS2:SOkids aar ....................... f;!'blL $650. mo.+ dues. un ti 1 ~a rl y 0 ct. L"ndry rm. no pets. GOO mo "'Z .. REALTOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• LtZbr$285Kldapetsyd Plx~Savel Fee ipacioua 3 BR. 2~ ba. ~ 752·2393, eves Responsible adlts only. Karee.646-1568. 947.9939 494-1611 Macnlllcent beacbfront Call!6'W900Smfee CONSUMER'SGUIDE macnificent ocean 214 35th St. '550 mo. lt2 Bel t ---------1 West New~ bome. s •CONSUllER'SGUIDE $2752brkidspetaok vlewa, Ire matr B~ HVH PortoClno, 4 BR, 3~ 675-1058 or e3H400 ask '::f~. 1Qul•t ":1:11d':'~ llHu'wtl'*',.,• ~ ... 2 NEW DUPLEX-NPT o .. -m. 2 . athe+dorm -2br .. lda....t•b~ w/frp~,teoniacrta.poo • be. pool + epa, lfdnr, lorBilt. /be t I d I .. --. _., HTS BR A u.u. c-•r'alew .. 11 .,_, • ""-Jae"·-Pvt beach *<Ac: ded _,. --..... w au · an •cap n ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 2 ea. croea loft. Vrly lae. $1500/mo. -$415 Sbr klda/pe a -' -t.IPIJ'8 ,...,.,,_,....., Ideal i dulta 35 from park_ YEAGER _. ..,..,1 before you fay eome Hurry• mounlurd, tm5partJally OCIAMFIOMT or• over · mctrm. 2Ba condo Pllc TY ....,......, aaency or the · rum Poeslble6-9molee Bl\fll,lr1•8drmcendo. •BR .. 3BR··-.. -bl•--No pets. LEEWARD ti 1 t · I REAL , ~171. "RUNAROUND". Call M754Br . Credi f' .. • unua, o.ue, APTS. 2010 Fullerton pa o. poo • eon s . Ocean front cottaae CONSUMER'S GUIDE. k.lds /pet.a/aar/yd option . $139 ,900 . Nopeta. tre ereq. frplca. Winter rent•la. Ave .. UblkeastNewport Jacuni.97s..G7•.befsor 4unita.SanClem Wlnt.errental.cbolceloc, Smallfee.557-0824 Ownr/qt, Rich, 494-3633 AvailAugl.8.'750. S700~.AVAIL Ave It l blk So. Bayl ...... JN.MSO/mo. 19 uruw'ts11 'Weshtmlnster 3 bd, 2 ba. ~00. /mo Many have and are clad •HOMEFINDERS dAl)'S. 496-9:Ufevea 644-0350/644·1757 ... -t67"'· ...... ., . 631.Q387 I --...--31 ... lexc llnge 873-4837 theydid!!SaveUme,gas ---------._..... ., .. _ ....,.....--Prinonly.9SS·02l2. &moneyonfee. b f Condo.panoramlcview.:t WALK TO BEACH & 2 bdnn thing.••••••••••••••••••••••• nM lnveatmentalnc. EXECUTIVE HOME. IOOO'tofl............._ ) BR. 2 a . am rm· BR, 2ba, pool, Jae .• on Poola from any of these S-Cle•• J776 t rectnew e£':a~ alcte OCEANFRONT ---------• w · L -k 1 l c h e n · x 1 n t golf course MSO Eves· all have D/W, FP. 3 BR 2 ••••••••H••w••••••••• !~ 1 _::e67• ...... 1 00 DELUXE Lots for Sale ZZOO t:!~r3 bd~3 b~.x ..r:,~ KJOS.PETS WELCOME ~~!':,~ood. Cla to bcb a..36311 . . , Ba, 1DJ1at.ory. ~. 2 BR cm the beach, all ut.ll pd .... p ex--. _,, t & 2 BR from MZO. uUI . ....................... play room, librar_Y. ·~:~::~~-7 ~119IRH602 $46o3brkidapetcar. l Ba, canal front, S62S. 3 bacb $285. l BR sazs. lse Eaatakte2 BR. webr/dryr lncl~ ()FRCllLDG Sall ~ardm. tit. i_._,.____,..__ Y1"" _ :Y o-..•--n--i...... __ Sman--.-BR 2 Ba.:. cana1 front, if(ksifm. 1-492·~· hookup. 1 ChUd OK. No 0 ... 1 ...... _ .... 0~ Huntlnclon Beaefl Pnv pool D-;;;:-{:"~~ 2 separate units ea bu • ""'!AJ&&..., .. .-&VJ""••""' •HOllmNDERS S72S: mo -z,mr~ ~ -pe!171320:'~:AS:a12 .... ' ·---~•IM-Hl-~----------- •21.000 sq. ft. lot near built 10 stereo system. 2Bdrm 2Ba lri'uvrm.l Wow!4br,2 ba.dahwhr. duplex. w / p , 1475 . ._ 1 ... Oceanvu,.\dlta,nopeta. Pacifica Hospital. S Wkly maid le gardor w/f"'l~&~dinrm.Nu gar.Kids&petaot.MaS. 2br. 2ba, view, pool, Jae. f42..8850AJt. rlflk;::..& d NEW Lee 2 BRi 2 8a. 1275'/mo. 4U·lJ13 . Points~""". Cntr&Ctv1c s er v . J 1 so ct I mo crpZ thruo"l. ••oo •-tM-2518 or W7~2971 Act. •~-avall. -. c•7~ ~!~~!__• ... ~:fHragm.i'•f!..0 . .....,. "'-V ... • ... • MK" _,., ..---. For Lease Bii Canyon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ _ u.uu •---------Center. 1135,000. Avail Sept. 15, by appt $450 /mo. 2571 Orange No fee. 831-1190/evea. Twnhm. 3 bd.Mn. view. lalloa Pa l'ni 1a )107 l /52•.0120 or wk:nd• WHITEWATER vu. cpl, David Bourke Rltr -1u T»9511'7 or 848 1818 " .. __ b b di 548-9850 VOMJ• • Ave. Brand new beach bse, Monarch Summlt adult pool. jac, tennlt $850./mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• &45-3818 (Mar.> A·3 -..-. 2 r, l a. a ta. 644-6829. SS2S. kids & pets OK. 3 twnbae 2Br & den w /rec &M~46 Sl'EPS TO BEACH Avl. mid· Aue. Yrly ·Ma. ATTIHTIOH WelM"9Ye-r $1951brpetafencd/d ~R. 3 ba, dinf' lrm.:,~tttal ch area ua•ge. 1·3 yr lae. 2 BR, 2 ba, BIG CANyON Cut.eUWlbdrmpd .;,,b15ug!,yarc1. MESA '*ES _ .. _e7_&& _____ _ IUILDERS refttalt aYallable... S255lbrutUpal .... car 1ar, pc, AW oc. Owner/act493-0941 TOWNHOME, beaut up· · ·-.,,."ly. Bach SZ40, l Br 1285. i..,..... 3150 R-3 lot. C.M. With ap· $350to$150w... S2602+dinepetsokyd CalllM0-23?2 Lalrel'onst 3255 craded . loads of 673-Kl9or833-6118 Pool. Ja~. adulta. no•••••••••••• .. ••••••••• provedplanaforl3unit.a. BEACH IN FRONT of S2962brkldBgarpatio Brandnewcustomhome3 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• amenltlet. No cblldren, C.-.. Mw 3122 pets.2650HarlaAve,CM LA.uMAHILLS Only $275,000. Ready to lhis<Mcorator4Brbome $4.254brkldapetsnlce br2\.AJba,walktobeacb, Lovely3Br 2bath single nopeta,$750.644-0509 •••••••••••••n•••••••• <Mesa Verde Dr. E. orf New adult deJuxe apts .bld.C&ll640-S112a,t-.. wl(abuloas vlew o1 Smalllee.~7-0&24 vlew of oce~n. many alory Influennai. Full Harl>orVlewhomes 3 , Harbor>549-M47 fumflimtum. 8Wianl5. RARE 3 ARCH BAY BOATING activity and •HOMEFINDERS other amenlhtes. $600. use ol Su.n •Sall Club. Carmel model, lmmac. 9tunnin&'lr& 3 BR Z ba pool. jacuzu. sand LOTS. Level, ocean Jett~. Lota or privacy. Newdeluxecond,38dnn. 2131333-3846 ISOO/morentorlae'w/op· 9575./moaardenerlnclu. ~ ~; aarden apt. Pool: s:w'. vol=IAVll.LA .. I view. Coast Hwy. Plans WAVkllllable wkly at $800 frplc, crpta, drpa. aarop· 2Br Condo, 1'1t8a. frplc. tion. IREN 1179-6750 aak 644·5822•gt. in I 710W. L8t&St. m Stockport -8 fAll '~ 1or:.~ 11 avail. 2 left. Sll».000 ca WATERFRONTHOMES nr.213/245-3648/247·•m . adlt.s ooly, no pets $300 or ce. J,..~~~·.-;~ 3 Br Condo w/palio, aar. S8J~Ulor511.fl30 Owner/Act 492-29S8 C•6Jl·l400 1 BR. util paid, adults, mo.96Ul.36Sat8/l2Sun $4253brkidspetapool S..Clt•fth 327' GARDENAPTS pool. Children, aml pet Officeopen9-7daily o.tof~ $295.20'72Newport81vd. 8/l3only. ts254+fam+dinepool ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORONADELMAR OK.MIS.Ph~O 1_..._. Jlil Property 2550 #C,642-0835. lrYIM 3244 Smallfee.557-o824 3HORECLIFFS4Br,2Ba, 2 Br Townbou.ae. Crplc. -..--•_,....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOllHt 1 __ 3116 Bdr b ..... M ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMEFINDERS on 1olf course. Pool. Pool. tennlt. Some oeean 2 BR. lie pvt pet.lo. rehig •••n•••n••••••••••••• CORO... --.--3 ms. 2 a...... eaa R£a..19 •Lr. Via'-•267 bltnt 9600 mo. 486-t033 •-c·•·"-a viewa. Cl-· lDcl. 1310 mo. Atk for ! bdrm. 2 ba new apt "A ••••••••••••••••••••••• del Mar. Many extras. .....,.,"' • Mhsloll ........ .a • _..., ~ BW,141-5880 Leisure worid. Gor1eoua By owner. 7 month old 3Arch 8ay. So. Laa. 4 Br. $440.497·Z2Sll 2BR.2ba. · ·· · · · · · · $450 ....................... S...._ t.o Faabion Island~ fine Norlb view. Owner m 0 d e I b 0 m e . 3Ya !Ml. S800 mo. lease. 38R,Z8a ....... $500/S75 ~ess C.stiUe El Dali C .. luh.o 3271 beach.e44-26U •Spacious 38drm. IBa. 8*11Z7 Professionally decorated Sept lS·Juoe 15th. No 4 Br. 2b.a, bonue rm. 3BR.2~Ba ......... S825 Plan. Central alr. I Br••••••••••••••••••••••• lower. Frplc. priv yd It --------- interior Ir landscaping. pets. I lJ 898·5952 Dream kitch. dining rm, 4 BR. 2~ Ba...... . SS7S w/vu of hills. Frml din· l Br. child, pet oil:. Avail 3 bdrm 2~ ba new c-· patio. enc 2 car 1ar. Ml #port leoclt 316' Aar conditioned 3 huge patio w/founlaln. 5Br,3Ba ........ S875 ing.famnn.$ff5/molse. now. Close to ecbla. dlah.=aaber.' patto"-. adlts. $425. 873·8139/ ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Bdrms. $82,950. 1.0% HwnU..tw.lahed Many ex.tru. Non · 3 BR •. 2ba~ No pets. Call 844-7211 $17S/mo. (714)498-8186. aarage. 025_ Lse. 63H811S. PAllCMIWPOIT down. C.11714·737·8095. ••••••••••••••••••••••• smokers. $595, SS7·3781 Mission vaejo Agt. ..... B I f I ...,..7513 ...... 2 BR 2 Ba I I I Bache Io ra. l or 2 .... aut4 r. am rm, rp1c, .... r ·~·· , • w enc . ar. R -Ow 3 b 2 b ca •• ,~ 3202 E /slde. 2B drm. lBa . Sharp 3 br. 2 ba. cpta. 21,Aaba.dbgar.bltna.Xlnt 1325. No pelt. 1912 Bedrooms&Townbouses .!tate. ;~i. deco~ated: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stove, gar. Gardene~. rrplc dibwbr kids ar k>c. ~.830-1136 Froot cozy 3 bd or den. Wallace 551 ·2785 or FromS349.50 landscaped w /pool & •HOMEFINDE~ wtr pd. No pets. Avail petaOk. $465. Ait . No fee. Beautiful 3 Br. Mlaalon ~~~~~~4'i'5:3-= "7..a85 ~aacti~-: :~~irl:~~ 1acuzzj on '-lr acre lot lOOOsofVacan~aes 911· 166 E. Broadway. 964-2!566or913-2971 Creek home. Fam nn. 3 Large 1 Bdrm, bltna, encl eodai 'pools ~ ove rlooking Indi a n Allareas.:'-llpnces. $17S/mo.673-se38. prop-am.7Fashl1' Palms Golf course. or TileseareJust.afew: $3752brkidsgarview! car gar. Ice yard. 3 bdrm.2ba. l800 garage. tenniscourts.At ashlon re red com PI et e I Y ~ bach util paid Mesa Verde. Lrg exec 4 M503+fam klds pet.a ~/mo. Call 49:..4797 SCI ft! I.re patio, bay Ir 1-127·2'79 laland, Jamboree " San furnis hed. s1so.ooo ~lbrkldB!peta/yd ~ 3 1ba :;:~5/mo. Smallfee.ss7-o824 W.........., 3291 _ocean view:. 1650. Mr. Bachelor. f/11enlor citizen Joa17f.:fi~::'.8:oo Owner will carry con S3753+d1nek1dBok t, aat . . •HOMEFINDERS H••••••••••••••••••••• Moore 673·T692 STn only. $150/mo lnclu util ------- tract. 714 /640·8549 or 557•0824 4Bdrm condo. 2~ car gar, 'tS23 C MPCI T\..·IRV '4E Mlwport leech JZ6t Cozy 3 br, 2 ba, 1ar. fncd okay_ 64Ml51 Nice 2Br Dplx ypstalrs, 347·2'84 Brea. Rock Count~ Hilla. 3~. fam rm, pool, ten· A s~. I •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• yd. Kida ar peta ok. MlS. 2 BR. 2 ba w/e uiaite 1 rm acun:I I frplc. W ID. garage. CHOICE l i..; yrs . 3 b d . & msia~a~U:~k 1/: 111!;!!~ UbfrofttCClftdo NO FEE! Houses, condos, ~. No fee. llM·2566 or view of bay on hitutde. ,!"as ,;,.{er pai~o adult.a, no peta, nr Ljdo paneld•n/of c. Lovely = Y 2 bdron the water street du p I exee . Rent. a I 9'73-2971 Pvt. entry surroundings, peta. Adult.a only. mo. laleahopptn1. Lse, credit PROPERTIES cmr home, A/C. prof de· 5"4-8071/521).1613. level central air' refrig PavUion,6?5-49l2Bk.r. TowwllHll $500.675-5205,675-383' CallMS-4411 rel. SSOOmo.494..ao.1 rorated/lndtcpd, school I I 1• b 'd , •1....&.-1-1.....d 3525 · ..__._,.. bus stops a t crnr. 3 br 2 ba new paint & nc .• wu er/ ryer Open.BeyUkerent,4Br, ViiiWWWWW BeamsfliJass.frplc.Lrg Sgacloua 3 br, 2 ba, Bachelor unit.,., block .......-Y Poueaaion ln wk Owner carpets ~o pet1. '400. hpoollOOku~IV\ tennltD ' ;;2un1000aa, 3 ba, IJacuni •• etc. 1712 ••••••••••n••••••••••• 4 BR, new paint 4' crpt, nreplace. Garaie. $375. from beach. All util pd. 1~ i,.; aere borae pro-MO-UZ7 642_2766• . ...,.,. •Y• · Hieb and. 326,000. Brookview 3 bdrm, a~ ba t62Smo. m.5510 f73.lo.23or675-l094. No kida, no pets. 201 E. pertles. Ready to build. · ext4U,eves540-726l. home.Agt.,631--0900 t.ownbome. Frplc. A/C, Balboa Blvd. $2$0 per S4660w1tenns. lalloal.a.d 3Z06 Smlcottageonf1owerSt 1'utefull d 2 BR 2 ••uvtEW tennis. pool. Jae. de· •• 24 ZBR,lba,crpta.dr1aa. mo.+aecwit.ydep.C.ll "' l V• acrea. F1nta1tla ....................... $180 utilpaid · Y one. • _,. corat.or Wilt. Avail. 8/15 CodaMeM -peUo.newdeeor,nopet.a, Sue5i5f-7707 view & uUllUea to proper· "I.slander's Paradise" . 541MBoe bit, houH. Woodbrk11e. Unobstructed view of r /one yr. leaee. $475. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2115. 646-971, "4-'"9 __ ...._ _____ _ tyllne. S7650w /t.erma. Bay! Sbr$300frplkids Garden patio backyard, ocean and Newport 8'7s.«18Zor~l LA MANCHA A"5 Lrs duplex. upper. 3Br. l.f 2~ acres. Hone pro· pets yd6'5-4900Sm fee 2 br 1 ba duplex on adj to park. Avail. Aut. Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New, Larie l,Url bedroom Cle.m 2 BR. l ba, kidt OK, Zba, frpl, dabwsbr. W /D. tf~:1 !nn~bae9 be;~~f0uJ •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Pomona St·1ml yard, l.~mo.640-7880 ruu security. Tef!nla, .... ahwllh~ garden apt.a. Dabwbr, pr.nopeta.S250mo.Bef pr.Oiannelview.aLeps aarace. &260. 548-1809 3 Br 1~ ba condo New jacuui, aw lmm 1n1 ... ••••••••••••••••••••• bit.us, encl. 1ar.1u bbq. 2pm,541-51Sa toocn. aoo. 675-781S. w/tenna. ~..oleoch 3211 cpt/d ...... W/D bk:u.,. 900/moconsiderlaeopt .• .......__,.1-..1 J706 Pool. Oas Pd. 7T8 Scott '•e 1 BR pt In LS It p '-N............. ..1 2 '' 20 acres. Nr shops & ••••••••••••••n••••••• aean 2 br + den, la ba, .......i ;r;,.' ...., nloo d ~· Act/Owner Aek for - -Pl MZ-S0'13 ._ a · un ata ... -...,..su.,. ease. schools. 11466 per acre. 2 br 1 ba w / ara e " cent. A/C, backyrd, 2 car ...,.,.. -· ......... a,,., Gary at &&i4230 or at •HH••••••••••••n•••• · complex. Av a I I 9/1. br, 2 ba, fantMUc view u DUPLEX. Outstand· yard no pets 1~ mo carage, new refric. eva838-0656. (714) 751.Q'fS Ownr/Agt. LC 4 BR. 2 ba, bay view, New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns, Adlt.s. no peta. S2M. Lit. Reasonable. Sept. t ing buy ror the lnveetor. ~ -· stove. W/D, carpeta " t625Hfamk.ldpetpool Specl!y&.v1wHome. ftplc,1675,yrly. frplc, encl. 1ar, patio, lutlrdepoait.fTS.9565 _ ...... ___ . _____ _ Only rn,soo. drapes. No peta. 1 cbild SmalJree 557--0824 752-lm lndr)' rm. Sl.50. New 2Bdrm, tBa, prlv "Ocean Delll'lt" C411t7M626Mwl Ocean v1ew, newly de,cor OK.$450mo.548·58'1'9 •HOMEFINDERS t1BR.2ba,l1~1 I din rm. Small baeh apt year TSLYgmt M2-UiOS pr,dabwahr.mo1mo. SZOOPoolRdricllida+ '"'HWde R I. ltte. & lodscpd. 2Bdrm, am am rm w .. ., c nmpus · " 6Sl-4838/W-471l. 1 teBl E l7th St S A rm, rrplc, spiral stair, 2 Uke new 2Bdrm w /(ncd Village m. 3 BR + bonus rm, 2700 eq ft, sack Bay. 'round, 1 adult over 27; S3002br Pool! At beach! · · · · sndecks, patio, fncd yd, yd• prlv paUo. Nu drpe rm., 2\.'J ba .. din. rm .. f725 avail8/8 Mi-9587 °00·•molter. 9200 Utll. .._..Seu.llhit .,_,.,.. 3126 ~J~:r:~~{~ · o.tofStah dbl gar. M95. 26538 Via • crpt.a. $325/mo. Ref's. dbl. gar. Nr. •hopping. , . pd. 873-3089 or 213 : HewT~~ H••••••••••••••••••••••---------'""'1Y 2600 Sacramento.493-8115. 2043-B Charle St. Ph 1cboola.$6.25Mo. ~1Lge3br. H~. 2Bt..ote5 11/1Mlt ... 1Mctl a BR, l ba, crpu, dr:pa. VIEW s BR. 2 ba, crpts, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,..~ ............ -3222 54tM762. Agent673-3663 romOC9an. · ..._., .... , ... 3707 pr., SMS mo, Nr Hl&h drp1, bltns. Steps to Ore h it I t t.o __ _. mo. L1e 3 br. 2 ba, ~ .......... , ..... ••••••• 3 Bdrma, l~ Batbe '""hool. .... ........ beach. ss;!S. mo. See 108 gon ome s e. o ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Luxury 3 br 2~ ba, 2 car Beaut 3 & ram twnhlle In block park" ~/beach, p doe """ _,.,_.. = L°w:r t,~~nn:;~:1; ?;i~. ~O:l ;a~ •1:~ f::.s~:cdya~a~::.;;~8 ~~1ne~:~e~~~~.!:ei~U:~ ~~~=~r" mo 's:t. f.;f~t.~•.";:i~ ~t=ja· 2~ ~:.·ts~~f:,e~:: e:: <=~~. 2 crat.erLake.494-8338,aft 840·7584. 673 ·3269, eves. etc. Elem school on 1325.M&CaS -..Sl.SalUPM. bit, upper duplex, oc.an •· &U·T714. 3Br,2~bacondo. Frd':lc, grounds. 1600./mo licJC~T_.... Wint.er rent.al Spacloua· 1175Uauew .. ,t. view frm enclosed sun· d b 558-1239545-401S 2 be den+ wet bar. 2~ ocean view 'apt. Steps 1 .. _0 _ C? •• _ 2bdiMWcxpta,drp9, pnt, porch. SGS. +uUI. (213> ..,... lrvlne Terrace--IBr. 2Ba c~t/ rps, waa I rr,· ba, loU ol st.onae It tx· from beach. 4 Bdrmt 2 :£onprem-~au b• cony, 1ar. 1325. 8llM53' ••••••••••••••••••••••• luxury home, $775 mo. le na~ mo. Yr Y trae. mirrored doora, b a fr p I c D / w &11).1113Z5 1--------- ....... Fr,rR11•1d M0-1880.675-1127 eaM. · lfll'( OPTION mstr suite, frpl fl eable. w..b.r-td.17•r;. aaraie' 3bdrm,2 ba,u111ta1n,yr· UN ~urity Dool \enlllt It ... 01 .~5 2"'"'"' ' O·""'-I'"" ..... d It SZIO, part him. ocn vu. ly lease, MIS. Avail Sept. ·-••••• •••••••••••••• BRAND NEW-4Br. 3Pa, .,_.,_. J226 Some wUUr eome won't. Jae. Adu1t1.' no pets. _,, mo. v-. • n"' or __,.. .... a.,...,, • u BlfJ Zl!lr. Nr Dana Hbr' J,r71-1J05Pll .... 1"-cl JI 06 view, ~ blk to ocn. Sl60 ••••••n•••••••n•••••• Some do It eome don't. '780/aome itexlbillty, ~ JlMq. 2 ~· ~Sl• bch. Own.r. 445 Ou. i..1 • ... ••••••••••••••~••••• mo.MO-~,ff5-l7'7 . :::bannlnl 2 br l ba hlle but ll you want to be a BW•11T5days. C:.-.. W. 3722 ~· 177 "'· ...... · 4'HM8. :tbdrm, 2ba, W•tclift, no BALBOA JSLAN D ... _ ... ..__._.IBr "n-Mature ad.ulti no l:?ta: home owner " can't . H••••••••n••••••••••• C. .Ml-Jdl 1oaso a..--i. ••40 child, no peta, s2as. DUPLEX-a Bil furn, ,_...,..,, _._ • ...,. •NH! ... .,,. F l b' d ,. utt alt th d Neowport Helebtt ' BR, 2 N t .. -...,.• --MS-6764 all ~ i.b. T exec bomt panor•mlc -· urn• • .,, q e m e • own, b + t d (US) gml Bach, non amkri ear new ow11uou1e. ••M••••••••••••••••••••---------mc::::'ia.e man -ocn Yie.:, Corona -..or8'7MUl. talk t.ous about tome or eam ;Jufi al\IJ'e pencm. $20l/lnc center Of town. ~br, • z Br. 1'1t Ba, Townhouse PANORAMIC BAY • Wall'..,. ht bch • .-J Br home on peacd\ll ourpropert.lee. ' udJ.ffUIOIS.f7Wl2t ~· fn~alr Sawild ViHll'I .a,te,.ctult. oopeta. szss. OCND •lewa. 2 Bil. 2 BA. mo.8T~T~ bhtf 1t. Ocean vu, walk ~ Nwpt Sb rt Sbr • Jba' c.teNtM J724 ·mo. · Ntw lU bd;.;t&~ 54lo.-a btaut.fl&m.•afa.ntutk lbrlbe,frpJ,hntwdfln, t.o bdl. marina. 2 C&r ::::U~u~· <JU) ....................... lBl'EMtakle.•tv.~. adult •P'a In 1' plant BJG CANYON EAST. I ~.$1400/moaUL i. .... AYall Sept 1. ~. tar, trplc, profeu • l bdrm apt ... • tQ> dr&JI. Beaat wood bum from• + PGOla. t.a· BR ~ •• J ba, I EX&CUTIVE home. 3 811-TIN landtcaPOd • nial•t'd. ~ Jaamlne CNek. New 2br. Adlta cmJ1, ()pen t:ao-i eeWno • Hbf.Mla tMl. nl.I, wat.tffa.U., poadll fpilc'1, a.car 1ar w/auto Ba + dell. 2 81\. 2 car Spac tree etudded yard. !.CL• • belut ocn vu, tenn1t ., Sat'• t-l .-...... ano m-eoel M·P' .. t from Su ~ S'rwy ~· A.IC • more. ~8:'{,,:::o.iu,,"9 OI' =.':rl::r~~W:, ! ·~P~·r:~.1~:vrei .._..,.,.c.ttr pooa. tu011ae su-1ee1 Ntwpoct81¥ct..c• NnlY docoC'•t.ect •BR z frre=tb:t w•cr to " ~dilldren.no Q BR. ll ba .. pla)'f()Om, 2 -..s'717.Avall0ctllt. 640.1357 am/.... ..cbelor l\llet,pri .. te. l 81. c~!.· 4rpN•· ~!.." M~Padden to a..~1!: .•· '*an vlnlD1 deck•; Bl:Avrtl'UL com-loca· adll. iltn paid, tall. atove. imna lat, r """"'· vtu.aa-. (TH)9WJJI T R I: N E W P 0 R T ::1o~~ PLl~f1~u~0~:~·a aToro 3212 Uoa w/1rH11tUrm6 H54·C Oran,. A•.•· •.117..-. t'ownhouM lovelJ. •PH ~1~1~ S.ach. VaeaQl now .......... , ............. PE'l'EU HOM& l.offb' ==~~•wport MO-TIOI l'unll)' e»m~lu 2 br tan• .. bom•Uk•. 2 br with daG. watMf,_\. tud; allOP..mo. Condo. 3Br. Ht ba. ~m.~elbo:';i!8r, Hta.m>/mo11'lY. ~" f4,1.Br fr den, = &'ff"2.~~"°'1&m P't. l•t.d -.....ee +I beach, lovel1 a•rden. CorooacklMar P?Slmo. llt/l1t+dep. ;;.' ~ df;: "60 to LIDQ lov•lY J 8drm ftMlluN adlb. no '*'• · paUO.. ~ wltb au. Bo~l •llP .avall No BllNlil ........ Altahy Propana. ..,...,. llMlTU1f1G.tG1 w:e&h 'dya •... ,.::; W/dlll, dialM rm. pvt ·~rJ .. 'IW:J.•: Or, f.ullldllt.cnnlbOuldbr.a ........ &wtmmiq pool. ctllldreo. no peu. _," .,.,.,,_'ft' patSo.lbatba. "°°'>'''>'· .. -. (IU) M be, br..r Oft, ChUclren ,......_ ,.._.. ......,, 1 -""'"-------- 67a•l700 su"r llr, 111, den, ev•. Wat.f,..,tlfonMe _.,_... t IM' prdn •ria OIC. No Pttl-lt6 Ga: ~'!.!!~ ~ leQa••• •1• c.MMIN Jll4 trp\e,dlllOJt.,..._•ld-6 Ol·HOO DOOi. -·-· -10 tvt1~·. o 1"-•te. Prom' 4'~~~·. , ...... •••••••••••••••• Ulleli.._.1 .......... , ............ ~.~:· mo. 11tautUntvPlcV1llae!:!• W.L ...... ~-.,.._ a.-lfted ~ ~ real1r • ldnn, a ba w-.1c1e • 1BR,2 tta, fal'Q rm • &ltt, •· bit-. e1oM to · lit.bk ' br . ...._ • S.O.• • SMWtM v~. 11111 I Ir. w .-,, ft.Ill to ...u . .,,.....toft!OPa.'' hoM. ~J;'· Kida P1 ,.,..._ JH4 ,._ crpt. 1 Ml*> Tree bwh. pool.~. llOO 11111 ...... J740 nfri"s. =· ao peta. Hmt ... •VWil'tLMa. • ... PGftb. fm mt . .... allll wfll.l ...... ne OK.tea. .......... ;;;1......... IAI. '800/mo. S.S:Z·IAS......____, mo.-.-_ • .-.............. -. .. H.a. C1M...U.--. ... -..n5 ...... _.W,..-.Ul 9111Jllrkida/&ar/alc. Wowl SLIOPoo1Dnb1ar lleilll:_llll,.IYd lbr,MW..U. .... i md. a•·™~ ..... "9afOCIM!ll..at ,..,...)'OllJ'tlMalftlicl WANTAC110N' 1ma11r .. ~--_..,...,...,.... Dia .................. ~.:.:KW.'4*. NO ........................... a.,~ ..... ... C911.....,MNS11. 0, ,, .. ._ta-1111 •UOMDDl~• ~D"IOUIJ)Z OONmJIU&'IOUJD ........ -....... -..-- tlfltelc-.11 ~ t ,\ l " 1 ·\ I I ' ,. 1 Cq111ta Ct••• ... 11 I H I I La•u.,... Wlztt/P•r... , .... /P.,tFt.t --··-·············· ......................................................................................................................................... . ~kvtca llllll~.eOftun/tee R.J.W'fmao•Son. Prof. laDClacape main· StudtoU: HauUn1.)'arcUs Dtc·lt Laadse•pe. Reu. PaJ.tinl. Extr/10\t. Ix· lbMNlnUnl. Fat!Mr • l"'lna.o<"laf ai:aLemenu, + 11laUa1 RHIOI Rtmoclel6Mdl&M>N. .....,.., lDcl. cleanup la 1ar•s• cltan·UP: Need rmcea. Prof. landacape4' pr'd, bonelt. Mat. reu. eoa. Lota of refs. Salb. ,...._,.._,M,JOUlof· ra&ee . Joi.o. 1114*. ...._.°'=· bauUa1. LJablUt)' In· .....t.QHITT lniS.146-7070 Uc'dNH0450ave auar.Freuat.87$-8336 fl c • or ml a e an.-. U.aud• . , aund • He'd. Comm/ 1----------.1.1:11 Tm AU rw R • 1 v E R y ao:APEST baulin1 l~ L.M.S.-Roto. Sod or nne Eder. Paint.ins by ........ JlttMllr eram1l' tile. flo•u . s.adee. Oaa&om . lll•-.od•U•a 6 "-..,,,.lla1. addltlooa. RJ:ASOriABLE ft.ATES town. l"r. •'-· CHEAP. Seeded La w n 1 . a. Sinor. St. Uc .. Ina. Try ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• drain board a. tuba. - Add.ltlou CaU Vince l'dwd dedla A1pu, •ew L . Lawn Can' eG-311115orM5-l.JIO ~nklen. Plantln1. me.~aun. Neatpa~bes&wctures sbowtt'I. Free e1Umat.e. !.'!!.~.!~!!i~ ....... a....ldf•A.uoc.f'll..?.0. comtr.ucd...-t -r~• .... T. truck, yard·s arase ~'·87$-7633. Prof paiotiq. Sxt •int FIBIST. ltJ.143' S2U37S. a•J=.-.s.rv CUITOM lateriorntpe9· TMoloCoaatruicUoe •••• deanln1 <1ardenln11 . EQropee.nLandlcaper Low rates. Ref1. Free Ft ti g T'"S..lce TR1P 0 1 ... 0• b7bJJ11. ou.i.c. remodalinl • "" Rw.r.t..s.&-0111 Top work. Fair price. eat.S31H'7IO 53&--4383 I ...................... . .. ..,.-.. OOlllllL ,.,_est....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Me.~ day or eve. • •••-•••••••••••••••••• i.1-~1 .... ~ llSl-4111 Carpenter. llandj'man Dr If I~ &ltc. , tr-.. writ ........................ Ludie-.. Tree trim· All work ar. Free est in&" Heat.in&. Free est. ll isl ump re mov a -Jll&ba.6.A. --------1 ~ f~der dump th tdl•llit eu.tomWattp11pertna HOM~AVERS. Plumb· Expert abaplq. t ...... • a 18 •• , ... • ..-.. -Cell ~ & ................ !....... Uouttc. 131-1.ZST WMt. REALLY CLEAN min1. Clean-up. 8 Yrl G3-4ua . . S15 hr. Hooeet. reliable ~n:=r ape creation, . . J._,.............. hlf Mt.-i o.tCMr bAt,J workroo::J ..... 1 ...t ......_ HOUSE! Call Glnabam exp. Free •t. Nobon&. ~. BofA. M /C OK. i--------..,.,,;z ..S..Wllcmer c.,.tS..vlw wlldl&lvsy.Quaru •• -...... ;J:".-.~~-..... Girt.P'ree•lM5-NJS :W-11Gorll7·-2 ~Una. Int .. Ex· m.8085or847-038.1 Tree Service.all types Dnvew&1t•hrtri., lo& -·--............... ~.Oi·Mll S" alumtoum eeamteu Walll.ce01J2p, noonar tt••• 'f ~: est. John Beck. DRAINS CLEARED P1at removal: palm trees a •llepain •S.a~•Ulll au.,.. Repein, ,,.. est ...... ~ w/baked on windowacleaned. .. ..................... 63 338Sor"5-2lll nte. SU.SO. Mains. bt.4'4·7ee9.04·%U9 " •Lit. NB , CM S•S l•1t•ll 1our <"arpet, •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ~. Cltm bl\oojob. 14&-flf.S Brickwork. Small }oba. Interior. euerlo r . $24.50 ~o almmlcks. Tlllori9MJ J WMMm. a.bl.AftSpn1;MWn4 U.t:a"•lfrlc TbeGuUermen.SC-lJU n.eMr, AU of Newport, Colt.a Meaa It Residential & tomm'I Roocermjn,831-2682. •••••••••••••••••••••••, -........s.lcea n.-.. •-b .. ,_ Lkllnll ~4 ti•+._•• I ·1 tl>'JMllb ll'Vtne.'7J.3175evea. properties. Richard ---~·--1--'-Fr. lesSOM· or tutorins. --., .. ........,, .. ,_ u .... con. •• --c ean n e n c . Y· Maraball 846·0425 or ~ ........... -• ....-.• n-..i""'" d _ __.. ••-••••••••"•"•••••• Unued at.ock·beaut. h i ELECTRJCIAN·Prtted , .... :, ................ droca.rpetdean.646-218J. Bloek Slumpatooe-Walll. 53l.ao82' · ••-•••••••••••••••••• ......,_., or • va....-. Mlle/AmJ llM low 6 plmh. Save ~IJC> rilbl·free eetlmate on Gea'l Handyman. Paint· 2 ladies Deed Brick. Stone Planters. Expr'd. Reaa. ratet. Serv. -Oomlnlque. 8'13-8962 Rnaomblii ,..... Call&&ew.*'8al. larpoumalljobt. 1111. carpentry. roof~. Y1ll more reaa.Uc"Bonckd.Bob. UyrapainUniOre.C•ty. Repairs. ·~.t d wuh. WIJldowC.._.. t t S.vk:e c 1 •/CHn• Llctftled IT~ muonr)'. Any home ~~~~~bl:. 87s.ot.84or~ lapqua.UtyStUct33G50. ~7. "Cal ...................... . • _ ........................................... ru c...., ?1alal. or remodeUng refa. tn•TIUI. 9ST.a390, ,....../P.,.rlltg •llllPele 3parkllng clean windowa. · Book~••z •a1 . •1t· l'oaDclations. retatn1n1 •••••~••••••••••••••• Pl'QS,.J.Wau&L6S1·22!3 Xaren •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 4offonallwaUpaper. ir ·coueae stucfenl wasbet -enced ttuc.abte walla bloekl patios T p c o f'\x All. Free eatlmates. PETE.RS PAJNTINO we do the banalnl The ••••••••••••••••••••••• WU1dows at reasonable iii,:.,.. · -..ai1.Ue'd. • A~\~rnfa<ir · John Beet. "5-%181 or X1nl ~leanins .oo.e Expr'd . Rus Rates. Hantmen.53'7·3804 REPAJR&REROOF. All rate.C.11968-9024 ~,,' Uc#JU.151 538-1131 631·33153 by lady w/exp. Dependa. Free Eit. Call Gene type s · s h 1 n & I es · People who live in glaea ,._ C.. f' • ble,OWDlraDl.847·313'7. 552-°'58 quali'! p~tink alt· Caa r!}AuJI rockshakH •COmpo·lar ... -~~need a good win• .....,.,.._ ••••••••••• ••• ••• • ••• • • -• • I '>I .. .,. • "' llllU>M:B ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manied coll. erad wiU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 FINICKY FOXES·cln Fine Int/Ext ck acouatlt price. Free est.~. Free eat. 54l·l930 dow cleaner! "A Clear ~&.er ....... eat.Any bUyaltinberbome.Of· Cleaa·upa, Hautan1. OCC:Student.11'oatruck. laacbta.alo)tl.homesofce. painting. Free est. Low Sellwit.bEA.$E! Horizon Roofinl. Quality Vlew"Co.S3l-02l7 sue job9. C.11 AJ1u or fer lunch. tar service, Landscapins. Jmmed. Trash. tree trim. fton reeeet. ,._.12 rates. Uc 388MZ. Call Jt'1 a BREEZE worit. reuooable rata SELJ.. Idle, items with ~ TuQy,..,.. swuntnst.ruct.8'7S.7W7 MrVidna.MU907 MZ-5703.14J.IZM WantAdffelp! ~ PauJ.f73.am CtasslliedAdlMz.5678 631"'943 DailyPilotClassifledAa. 1 room bach. apt, beach, ooean. everything furn. Vic PCH/Beacb. 536-8518 Room $25 Per ·week to Employed person. Call 642-8759 Waterfront 2Br home, garqe, patio, $225 wk. 54&Q99 « 557-0848 Cut down UYlag bptttsal Share a home or aptment Qow£ ·COATLS iLruMlm> Ul.t-1.(« ~ ~ ... c..> ~ ho.>uo•NCI 132-4134 Since 1971 Roommate. Balboa Island, Sl42 Mo. loci. util. 3 BR. 2 ba. 873-8632 F rmate wanted, sunny 3 bdrm yrly Bal Is $177. CclM OFFICES .... c ... ...., .... SUITl:s. So. or Coast Hwy. Available Now! SEE to appreciate. $395. Cell Unda 67S.2311 ... Loat W1llte/red terrier mix, F ll yrs. vlc Newport Blvd. & 17th 4W6-1&10"131·5814. AMll!MorlHkjMt Exper'd . Preat11lous N.B. hotel. &44-1700 ext 516, Rick. EOE. BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE .... 11 I j 1' l •I' ., ., I 837·4ll00493·4SI I Pacific City8allk wa "" va TOia Foa rou1 , Babysitter lookkHper F /Che) IMtlOPPOITUHITY Fash. Isle investment Babysit my 2 fine sons. nrm. Xlnt oppor. Exper • ages 9 <the angell & s & matunty req'd. Call <the deVlll in CdM. Dad 640-0123. works weird hTs. T he l--800--KK-E_E_P_E_R __ boys need you from 8AM Ptr. exper. ror travel to 7:30PM Thurs. Fri. agency 648-4496 Sat. Sun. Must have __.:;_..;.__· ------eense ol humor. 673-0409 AM/Eves. 558· LS84 days. IOOIEEPIHG needed-mature detail BABYSITI'ER. teacher's mmded people to fill 2 small &iris our home. poelUons ooen lo the Ac· , Own trans p Non counting Oept. of fast· smoker. Mon·Fr1 Sep.· growing Newport Beach Jime. 962·5'Sl Ad Agency. 10 key by touch. typtng & bkkp'g Bank exper • neces1ity. Great DPRl84CID atmosphere and fnnge NIWACCOUMTS benefits. Call Mrs . CLllK Brecke •t 644·86$0 or Southcout Nat'I Bank an 1_7_52_·_61-1-1------ independent bank. 849 Bookkeeper. rull charge, Sunflower St, C.M . ruUUme. Balboalaland <n4)540-5a00 6n-3657 Baoking Bookstore cleric, mature T~. & enl.bus1ast1c. Ptr lncl. Southcoul National wknds :>49-3768aft6PM. Bank. an Independent . :• bu*. 848 SUnllower St .. Breakf&11t Cook. Pnvate CM l40-S300 country club. Must have .. Automotive expenenl'e. For appt. Datsa Toyota needs a --------• _call __ &M_·~------.. Wb __.. __ , U Bankinl Lo1t: Fem Bla / ite Plano Leaooa. quallty in· ·~ ..... c. appren ce or Tll I IRS CARPENTERS-tugh pro- Coclrapoo. Vic West· struclloo. BeaimWll. ad· journeyman. Will train - ---duct.Ion. San Jose wages " mla1t.er Vis. Rewud. vanced.ISS-7480 rlaht person. Good Downey Savings & Loan to Sl6.00 <408 > 426-3232 Loltli'-d 1300 1·97f.1N718'f·934T ---w~ bendlts. top pay· baaopenlnp 1r11t's Coeta aft.er 7PM N••••••• .. ••••11•••••• --7075 MZ-3'34. Mesa branch for full &1---------J· LClltorFoundapet?Call Found : Vn1 Germ .•••••••••• .. ••••••••••• AtrrOM<YJ'JVE part Ume tellen Must c.p.tC>rderDHk .'~. Animal Aulatance Shepherd, It colorinc. Vanttyuetbektblcoach. .--llMCmD be able t o wurk Need mature person.,..._ ~5'7·ZZ73.nofee gentle, aood w/kld1. 11 )'1'I pl*1tnl exp & yn _,..._ Saturdays. E•l'ellent wtexcepUonal telephone • --------· -531-z:.5 coacb1ril exp. NMlOJ LOTMAH worttn1 condWooa •od vo.~/ nooaUt ror ruu Must have cl.an drh1n1 beaefita, For ful1ber in· time ~ltloo wif.. quli· llif' r eco rd fr some rormatlon contact Mr ty carpet mill. Must be ··- mechanical lmowledl•· Waidneck,MZ-7'22EOE accurate. have some J 2S to 30 boun a week. 1eneral otfice e•· •---------•·----'------1 Some flulbUlty In Bukini perlence. L1te typing, * ~~"af· Cciatact llr. ....--a.ccoUMTS Stookheptng. Ex · ..,..,_, ,_,,.,,. A per1ence w /carpet de· IOYC.UYll =pref'd, not nee. Ute alnble but not required ..• IOI t • IOYCI · an.a ph's. Bank of CaD bel&ween f.llAM on· • a .ew fom la, t40t Dove • ._11~for;.......;appt;.;...._m-_n_oo __ ._ R d N 8. W..Ull. E.O. E .... ~Wlnlltd 7100 lNOJambone oa M/F ii------------------••• T................... N'EWPOltT BEACH 1;;;;' ;;-----· CASH CAD i------, __ ,_•_o._'4_4_4 __ , Mt« COt•STO Tr11m c~ lu.LIA W.Ditd ...... ..... llDmedJate •1. lD lo IHHlt &blit ... . ~.:.--Lola Of .,... =:!J·~·~ aperience. Baetu.M alnl r•••iDuaUoa. MWJ • ..-... ·~ Orcmdftoor~J :-~= cau ,.. •rtatit ..-. eau '"t lmlCAM -.cAllt IA._.. •lldH•A .. Oilla..... ,,.... ··~"'Jiit, - I ( · 1 1 .,. oeaLYP1LOT Thul!ds.AWWil\1!!! HelpW.tH 7100 ..... W..tff 7t00HllpW..e.4 1100HltpW..W 7100MlfpW...... itOOMlllpW_.. · 11K .. W..ttd 7100 ..... W..t.4 71 ~W.-.. 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.................... ...................... ~;;T................... DOt mTIC .UAIDS Lt I• I St c re tar 'I , MAMCUllST 114'Cbaoic · ~IOI• para • • AJD&-Uvtllll a.11 mhWmun Ifft Calli u· 1'/Ume. N.8 . ..C.11. area. imatalmJento de cua CASll• ClEllCAI. ~ ...,U•· tor IWI Um• •orkto1 nuAp/Umt. AIUr .. a. pertence In domeiuc ....-r. MJ..A.S.L doy cuart.o • camb6o dt ...... --19 dllll. ~· nee•111Y· ptrH&•. w II acbool umtoraw f\am, Ai• 21 1.aw. Newpan Btada law CUTln!:D dot ctiM de tnt>Qo. EK· HOSl•llS WTIMmnr. H111L -.-. a.ea 11.. CbUdrte la Hwtt Bet.. 0 r o •er· R • t Ired ft.rm. Good 1*ell&I. Call MECHANIC celeni. barrio. Uame ~la,...btwna• ....._, .. ,~ UV. a...rat Pro.ltct• f'.11111*'1. driver'a llc. welcome . No nptt Dtbllle.MCH>UO MANUl'AcnJBJNO SldlJed in~. air cuaJquler mom•nto. •: )&SO Vla Oporto, A •jor Ufe lMqraaN _.... 1"1· Pl'eaM ~ Yuat love ebUdreo . .....,, ~1· Un19enal , cood .. cooU1'1 •1•· " 6fa.1531 Na. c·•inv .._.......,... for~. WI'" d. 8&lar)' open. an.w .u PNWc:tbl Stmce, 1211 5 ·1 1.yp1q. ut. TRAINEES brd•. Ila~• dePeft· 1-------- moi::F Wauiid. ... mo la N•wpon •uh 11 ..... or .... UM rora.t. W.Cltb:.SaetaAaa.lo· .~totraln. dab&eonlYaeed1pl>lY1t MUISBYMAM -8etl. ma aftAlto ...... IDdlviduU wtua ~ J..U ft H lloa· No Nq .... l011. Tbe, TUMUP Sbop: Call PU.ll·time, mature male -. aki1.1a _. ,_.,.i oMct C tt•lnleety •DlfYll• ht. LllGALSECRETARY ...._ •ds ... ct '4iHMl over Jl. 8 Da1a Ind ••pert•ne. ta oae or Or••I• Cot.aDtJ ho11ae llaturt. ov... 11. Good ~D, aparttneed 'La HUI 8 t We are aeeklnl In· lhdlc81 troat ol Sat/Sun. Work whb QlitC..Mla•• man. ot u.. foUO.U1 =::.-:.,rtrl for drt~ record. Ddver Ut. ~ Prr: .. :~0·.eeu!'ry::~:. =~«our~ ftce,bU.:w:foYNprac: =·=ct~f:Y· • 1 t. om•. ow a ....... IDOdt1Ptal.al %'= ~!:.~"C:."~'~ ln .... ferably probat•. Xlnt tionl>epartmeat. Wewlll tlce. mutt handle w,uDa Hilla NurH~· ~~~~at!t;':.;. • TWl·Metlel II• fiabtt1 for corNtpoD· Med/~ DIM. t•~a HAIDWAllSAUS ~",:'\':::!~:,eci;:; train the rlabt in · :fi.bo~"lnl=n:: Inc.EIToro.-.sm ' JI"'.,.., WMt jtrl. • A•t•••tlc Se•tl· ~':' :o~: iGJ:; hr + lnci n\tve. Call &rpar Pftf'd. tP'N lo appt.137·iOIO ::~=~ ~d~~cf:~ caU.~sm.mPlacen· NURSERY WORKERS r:.._.lioy. "11 larQ. y.wo lece I• e-11 wp• ._. bGUdtr u_;.. ,.._. lllartla&m.-~.c;.~ Ji07 ./.. ~ ·ucSTOll aaa mattns iDd\11tr7. tia,S&eta.NB. S3.50 hr, apply ln penon ~· ' ' rd. ~ onu. Cltt· ffWJ Cdll We willalao eonalder ex· Medical Aalailtant at 6541 Barruca Rd, Irv. ,.__., •• _ Pwdt1onl t:. Uoa lhtlldtr•, Jf'IU DllVlll ' P/f ·~~tun,uper. perieaeedappllcanta. Esperleneed In In· ..__.. ._...___llYd •1-111M11 ADPl.YUIJ)tnOn Ml•SISAIDIS llr.WtPQc:Mlld• . •1\••i4160w,. ..-.-.Tw .... meo !f~•---•rnor llJW.-JJU18',CM. auruu bllllna • l-3&3-ll.Goodulfor N1 or Ptr. atart oow. Ceill..._ clutr. know tht co11t ...... Dl*Cltrfl Comp=:;:lve com· termlnolo1y. Some exper'd 6 ierUflecl. lluat .::..11, Mat '8 ap-........_, .... ..._ C• '~ff• U.. Ntt$110awtekor f!Utror.tlUDUotrata. LI v e t n Nanny P8D)' _ .... , ..... ~~~~~ uroloCY knowled1e Trainee .. ---. y-.. ..-, lllrilll_,..ht -~--. --··-Mort. Oran1• Coa1t Bo&h r js PIT needed. boulakeeperfor57rold. maJOI' _.'41' --betptw tow-" froat 6 ..._.,._ _... ::.'/.~ .. ":' ..l'~a.;; -.4-~~,r·u:: ~: I~ ... ':~· i~O:.!\~ ~-~c: .. r:; !.~~ ....... u r=:;.::.~u~ •&>::.!: ~: &fa':;t.J:·,~ ;(:.;';~;.~·· ,., =~ N.aide, belalDcl ••• ,,. ... er ••r =· ..... ~~~:i ::(.: ::~:!~ ~:wo~o~:''6 llr. M1uolu&MO-llOO. l.&r ATl'ENDENT, mua& (1Mv~~~·O:: appt. ..__... AU~. Pff~•ll T-Oallbltl-Spcl\Mlolm. kUd> HllWI bl 11. Full 6 p&·Ume, portuoUy Employer -·~ ....... • ~ t19a I .. Lld.J for P'rt'a., --114...,/P.....,. co:&:ny beneflta. 11/F/H. 1 C•lif. Ucenee. Bx · to atart.. Work into fU11 H\lat. Harbour area. we bot lmro•cllate Ooak.~apbrtlkt~ut"°if Cal•• ..... ,,..,,.. 11'7 or ... zm ~ perieDC*llnallpb.ueaot UJJ>e,:__~a~~!11~~~..: KUllbaftrtra.6t.rau. 1 u ulib Y ,.._, ~ .. .,,-. ' medical l•t>Qrator::Y pro-WW..-..... -m.,....07 ...... After1 P.11 :nz·. ~u: wen: tm £. : -a a. ., Lube lfu. 2pm-Cpm, 5 TRANSM·SK eedute. Call llarcaret facility-eau ~eld ,_ .. -·.i---t •-...Lill , btwn .. u .. ~S couai. .. r:k-r. «· r c::;:-•h• C• Mr. d111 a wk. Apply In It ron.-840-0140 Ooovu.eent Hosp .. Tm o-NDI' W'IOaMO wanted, ... _,.,..._ m........, •I•"' •"'OO penott Canale PoodJI _.. Garheld Ave, H. 8 . '"aru. t'.JO pr hr taon to eueUeat com-•cOOI ~.'"mt •1•· .,.,. •• • l11'11MOrPnLD.H.B. ' CORP. ......_&llC1rt1 IC'7·1m lllH& lllave ~•D ur. JWl)' beHflta. Pleaae •••t•4 I•• ltallao ~ JtouMc:r.e, Tult·f'rl, u •--------- ..... cootad. restalll'aDtil dlab·UP .. F.arly A.II .•• routtt. •·•P . •II J1niet'• t111U... $ -- 11 mca: HBLP.4'oe H.8. n--.. ...:..1 led f Pencmnel-prep. f\tll mt. tmmed. Irv. c.M .. N.B., MooJr6, Ra1MY 'a ..... llOO Ta I 111 =b':· Top a':':::r · Druptore. It bcdkeep-ful'Dit~r:U~t::!'. P/r. ~ ~ MS-O&Sl rot in· mu40~,t.tOOmo• HOUllllCLCANlt:RI. =~~ .. 'a,~~c:,~b~ ~i:::t.~oC~Nl:~~ ........... ..-ear. . . =~•25.lln;-ffatdt nexiblaboura.SS.OOp/hr t.entew. ~ Wall su.t JANITORI It '/OU went ahoo level paeWoa. Yin. 1 yr _,_..WI ullD IW.__ ______ _ Apply In penon 1931 PACIRC COOK tra1Me1 learn Coo· mor. out of life we Mtd op lrnH. APPl'1 In office procedure re· " M OMCl/M- Nt*POftBlvd,CM tluntel CuUnuy &ICTIOMICS 10U I05l·M7t per;:_..._. q\ISred. AbWty to work PACIS SALIS/MT'-. MUTUAL ru.ine. *3.50 per hr to ._ TICHMtCIAM l7'1JEaCmansu!t w/flCurea •detailed la· Mlle a.._....... A1>1>1Ylnpenoo Oerica.IASSIST ANT a tart. Phoae 488·6'41 lmmed openlnp ., op· 'tf:::::..,.,~l~.c::J: Irvine fo. a mlllt. C.11 for appt. H ,.. '-" ._ ,.._. /. llerbert Hall. With varied du\jes in ..,~wpoBert~~E!;,. betwnhm·DOOOooly. portunJU• ln an uttb. candldatH with or M>-1'18EOE tW to IM• .-cesaflll -!.~~RSC 11 bcaypenonoeldept.Hrs ,_ .. ...,.. arn..vn.._ COSllETICS Aloe Vera co. In the Oran1~ Co. wlthouttrw.Topw11• MACtlMIST MATURE WOMAN ............ --... -· · · •"°'*da)'llopen.Great <n•>N0-3528 non Hrtlc:al faff un: aJrport area. AppUc1n\lt MO-tUI -Exper.penonneededfor p/tlmf to ~·•co m e llOW a1 a...a-for. omcE..scTY/RECPT oppor. ror mother to •alee 4c dialributonh.lpe to t.roubleehoot. repair la aeneral type Job abop aewcomera & contact • 1 ·-1 t' 1 for R.E. Develol)er. eood wort abort bn. Typing ~Opportunity uall. Call Lnerna teat •laetronlc l)'ttm•. HOU•--.,aUon. Muat be able merchanta. '1exible hn. pertOlly• • .. •rw• ••· w / f I g u res Pt.Um e =m:ul. Pleuant work IJlPk>yer M/F 54&-708S ' ~t ualo• • dlCltal <A11t.) No ••r.:r nee. to do layout, run mW. Need car. lite typlna. Mew or. ••t 8:31>-12:30.642-1121 aper. req'd. Interview Will t ~ n ll 1 • • ts. J t ..... 0 nl. ~,,.llLRID"AY Cuatomaallboatyardnda byappt0011.5''f.llOSlHk n ·-» 111ua . lathe and related 547-3095. h1 1 6 • .._ ---.. . CIMCO Vanety ot duties la pboto caqieoten, bard ware In· for SU.ch. ablo to peak Spanish. macbiner)'. N~ary to ~ Dlh•r J651rft91An,C.M. production . Proof· stallers. e•p lemlnitere New.f:>'ter Inn Hotel. have own band tools. MOTm.MAIDS • lor 546-4460 E.O.E. readln1. fllln1. office PSquaftd8oats:l4l·2873' Enjoy a cballanse? MH call Marlo ext Proireaalve marlne hlllaparttme.Nonp Fttime. Neat appear maclU.ne" wo•k w ltb B•ok na1a ae"au '' 611 E.O. £. orientod company· Apply !!t!J. . . nee. Sal 6 co benef. App. Valid. caw. driven Uc. a.ERJCAL fllm&orders.FullUme. rtarowtnnachtaaleaco. HOUSIKHPHS lnpenon.770W.17thSt, ly lo penon ooly Coata 1B or older. Apply in Goodtyping&bookkeep· Hrs flexible. Non· DataProceelinl C.11Nancyma311 Qlet.a Mesa. Btwn bn Mesa1Do3205Harbor8l, ~to Mr. Fuenta. ingexper. required. Part amoker. $2.75 hr to start. =tta~'!':S&.i~: 3pm-5pm. C.M. bert Bein. William timestart.fulltlme-Oct. Apply 10·3. On Sit EDP 6 Conv. hos p. 2055 MM'hlnitd~Apprentice. NEW Mother's Helper/ ~~~tSt.•NABssoc .• 1481 Udoaru.615-8030 Pbotograpblcs, 3303 ~tHVMT Thurln, Costa Mesa. For 1teel fabrluUon. BUSINESSMEN Housekeeper. 2 children . ..,..... · · CLERICAL ~ Blvd. Unit ES. OPERATOR Groupe, •tnsen. urt~ ~EOE ~~/i~. advmce· Cont•ct lh• DAILY =~ :i ~:i --,ART1li4 ~~~g-. MQU•EPB -.._.-.;;;;-Hl.,.I~ ~Utn~ ~8'Miill·_ TIAIMH We an loolM& for a p~ Xlnt oppty Hall for self l'V"~ " -.-~ regarclng the county lOAM·3PM daily. Mon· CLERKS fessional & b i ably SmaUr~·81.uu motivated penon capa· TRAINEE. Opp to learn requirement• for MOYllEXftAS Fri. co. will train motivated individual to Vicleo"-.H.. .. .,__.. ~9fworkingwitbmin. N/Clnaehinln&-Prevex· uslnQ •Fictitious NEEDED e y personable. dependable, process critical com· ............ OXTnte clirection. Lrg apt com· pr. helpful. but not nee. Business..... ff O L L V W O O D 1--------- roature iodividual an in· UJQJEM puter output in an ~~~ plex needs staff member SS7·Z730 642-4321 CASTING COMPANY ytocareforelderly teresUng sales promo· OSJllVT. HASP, IBM DlcrowSecy SSOO to clean & maintain up· m FOR MAJOR FILMS a: 1entleman. approx tion &)'Item for new car ()peningsNowAvailable 370 environment. Posl· PersoonelAdmin $20K keep on model & guest Madlii• ~ator EXT. TV COMMERICALS l :31H0:30AM daily. Call dealer. Ut~ typlng, fit. for full or p/tbne clerks lion requiret1 3 day work Mani.If EnJineer toS22K apt.a&: buay offices. Xlnt Full or p/time. llust $25-$100 per day lf ac· t-Mn_._D_•_vis_._642-__ iea. __ _ ing. Start$2.8Sprhr. Ad· on 2nd & 3rd shills. No week in v•rious 12 hour C.llforappolotmenl salary, frin&e benefits & have worked with cepted. Yearb ree. (114> ve aom«bin& to sell? vancement within 90 ~er necesaary ·we sbifta.Prevlouadatapro-IrvinePerlOMelAgency r e1. hours . Park fiberllass. $4 hr. Hunt· '161·UUEatM Cl.Mlifiedadadottwell. days. Apply Aug. 10.11. · Advancement OJ>-ceasl n a ex pe ri enc e I 488 E 17th Q>eta Mesa Newport Apta, comers of in gt on B c b 847 -831 o, ~iiiiiiiimiiiimmiiiim.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiil-from 9AM-4PM at 3194C portuniUes to those who education preferred. Suite22' 642-1470 Jamboree & San Joaquin 53M760 I AirportLoopDr,CM. qualify. For information Company benefits in-mllaRd,NB.644·2622 -------- go to our nearest market elude tuition refund & a . MACHIMIST ___ _. ____ or contacrtbe personnel well defined career path Experienced line cook Housekeeper; .s-55, for N.B. co. needs. Class A Oerlcal office at in EDP. wanted Io r bus Y older writer. Lite work, Machlnlatfor Bridgeport ADP J.2442LampaonSt downtown Laguna R/priv. ba on bay. Mill" Hardln&e Lathe. . GardenGrove537-4840 8lease apply at Person· restaurant.Toppay.Call 675-«>6'7 Qoeetoleranoeprecillon PDISION Equal Oppor Employer nel Department Moo· Fri, 494-9765 Ask for lneurance work. Exper req'd. Top LynaorNlna. PenoMIU... bem.E.O.E.5S7·90Sluk SERVICES a.EUTYPIST PACIFIC Experienced clerks, deli SICUl'AIY forRooAdama. Most type 50 wpm. & meat cutters. Hrs M Esper. To uaiat w/new Maida wanted. Rubor · Newport Center finan-operate 10 key by touch. MUTUAL daily. Mr. Payne. 30th It sales & clients. Salary + Inn Motel. 1800 w. dalfinnseekarespomi acct'g exper. pref. NewportBl.NB. booua + bene fits . BalboaBl.NB.875"3463 ble indlvlduala ro (Joyce)631-0700 '100NewportCenterDr 75U212 clerical po1ition1. Ac Newport Beach. CA 92660 '9cfory t11lttnL ---------• u ••LC' eau countln& background. COCICTAIL (n4)840-3088 Work in an •ir coodi· IMSUIAMCIQ.atr ~I t,yping skills and 10 ke WAn'llSSES timed & carpeted area Accident Ir health pro-FUll Ume for publishina exper. beTpfuL 1st s 540--0986forinterview Equal Opportunity w/FM music making ~ oeeda clerk. Lite company In Newport (8am·5pm), Zn d ahir --------Employer M/F am•ll parts unde r a typing, fast & •ccura~ area. A&eaJ.8.2t.~l (5pm·l:30un) availabl CodltallWaltreu ~~~~~~~~~I mien.cope. I.st or 2nd wtnwnbers & 10 key ad·--~-----now. Excellent workin ScJ.ool ab.llJ, top pay+ company ding mach., good spell· Mallroom & print abop as· coods It compan .Eamupto$300perwk. DB.I benefits. Gaiaer Tool iag ability. S•I com· .aembly.F·Ume,bnflex· benefita. Low tuition. Placement EelpWanted.548·7863 Company, 1701 E . menaurate w texper. Ible. wlll train. Non· Contact MH360 ext 263 assist. 751·9194. Carneele Ave, Santa Xlnl benefits & working smoker. $2.75 hr start. ---------•Delivery man for early Ana.540-4080. coads. Call Denise for ACply 10·3. On Site morning LA Times route p _______ _. CM/RB area. Mat have Factory Help for plaatics appt833-8384 otographics. 3303 Clerical COMPUTER dependablecar546-4481 comp any, 2nd s hift WestemGrowers Harbor Blvd, Unit ES, CLERK TYPIST U YoU are a hlgblY or- pahied penoo with ex- cellent telephone com muoicat.lona, good t.ypin aldlla, able to handle a varlet)' al duties, we ca uae JOU 1n our Credi Department. Llah s horthand helpful. Growth potential. Appl lnper"IOD: U.S.DIVllS 31Z3 W. Warnet' Santa Ana. CA tz702 cn•>540-8010 F,qua1 Opportunity £mployer 111 /F P DENTAi.ASST. ~~C.M~ppty,&JSW. Newport~lalion EOE C.~E 0 ERATOR Chairalde, full time. I t ri d I ltb XI Good beoeflts. H.B. FEMALE Pactagersi n e or "goer w nt opportunity In 893-5032 or ou" --Mer I t ra is ea . C a l aales experience· Apply aenerat qaaintenance at _.._ .-., • .,.. M ~.-H.J. Garrett Furniture. beaut. 218 bed eonvalea· Full·tlme position --------• ~. 1537 ooro .. aa 2215 H bo Bl CM .vail•ble for an ex· DENT~ASST-cbrsidei Ave,N.B. ar r • · cent hosp. Nr Leisure 1 d C Ftr, mm 1 yr exper. Sa 8*0275 World. Some elec It ~:,t, ritm.EN~R open. Fringe beoefiu, FlJe Oertt la acet'g dept. Jewelry salesgirl. plumbing exper. re· •-•--•-Wwo ..i, bcharea.ClllM7-2548. per~. Lt typingJ c.1.-+commilaion. quired. Good startln& oc:&..........,. ~ uuer ex· .tt /numeric lillng. .__., 87:W658 wqe 6 benefits. Apply cellent working condi· DIMTAL-OltTHOOFC. Vall Calif. driver's Uc · 6n peraon . Beverly Uon1 and employee Avail/Cbalraide·Lab. Mlelltial for mesaeaier Jot.now, Ptr,1tartl3.50. Manor Coavaleacent ~~P· elOf:ti "1ll time poaiUoo Nwpt aervices.ApplYat: model&newbome1D8ln-lbp.~Vlaf.llt.rada, ~ eJ'IOllD ace Center M4o1'°5 BOYLE ENGINeER. tenance (714> 9113-7110 LQunaHllla.83'7-IOOO SAMl'A AMA-tumM . CORP. 870-'lUD . C 0 MM UM IT Y DErfl'AL/OR11lO Aaail· 1501QuallSt .. N.B. -------• MMCT'IMAMCl/Lh HOSPITAL tant. P/tlme. Expr'd, Pt·time poaltlon al10 KENNEL HELP-Wkend &JAMITOICOUft.I lOOlN TustinAve .R.D.Anec. Ptear,antofc, nal.lable.E.O.E. Uve·lD, some wkday Apply lo peraon. Santa~ 714/835-3sss Irvine. 558-07T1 FOltTY work. Call for appt. Newport Dunea. 1131 F.qual Opp Emplyr M /F Dental Recept. Exper'd. 4 South=~ ~ Beet Bay Dr. Newport Daya.l650.979-'1277days, Pos avail watter/ Kida eam money p/Ume MalntenHce mao for Cldillacs to Go-Carta 873-0ll6ev•. waltresa, bua ll kttcbeo. coUectina dooatlonl for 1q1a riM bW1diq. 40 bn Whatever the Fad Dental Aalist. Good op-Apply at restaurant All Jerry Lewis tele. 581-4577 pr n.. s.»re&irecl OK. SELL Idle items with a Roll'emofftbemarket por. Sala ry open Kltcbeo Helper or Dia· SalUJ open. 811 Lldo DailyPilotClaulfteclAd. Wltb•ClualfledAd w/benefiu ln Newport FULL TIMI bwaaber, Blue Beet Park Dr. NB. 815-GM, -:;~=======:±==Call=N=ow=l=642-=5618==·• otc.-..... lDlerter tor Mall.room. 875-3331after3pm. aft4:30,59-ID DENTAL RECPT, w/ex· f:D=a:t.aa,ult KitcbenAides MNnt-ancellao,retlree DAllY PILOT per. for PCJ8WOD ol office Full or p /T /. Apply oil. F /Uaa.. Mt.aldoon's manaeerforalargebusy ..-.LOMCI Garfield Convaletcent Restaurant.MMllO 2Dodor practice ln Sad· Accounta Rec, flne Hasp., 7781Gufield Ave. dleback Valley area. Jewelry ,.._, full·tlme. H.B.IC7"'671 81).1385 cr .. tlve atmosphere, n-.1 eel So. Ooaat Plau. Call for M'>IA.,..l IADIOS ~ Ala't., exp .. W • appt. ~lat flot..o.aold prosram Fri, La1una Nl1Hl Nd• u people for __,.,, G aautl Office paeaDt t.elepbone pro- llutt enjoy phone con-Ject. No ' esp nee. t a c t , w o r k l n 1 lloulewtves.atudeou. ,.. •l~•tomera • detail tired wekc>me. Top hrlJ work. Pald vacation, ~e + cub bonuaea Dental Au't. chalnlde. •~ days, no Sat. Salary open. CM. 546-3000 lick (le.J, pc'Oftt abarina. daUJ, l)u 6 ~YeD• bedh IDlurance. A.PPIY ~ avail. Apply 10 lam·12am, llon·P'rf. to 5:JO PM widys •l Barden'• Pat Con&rol, 1902 Westmimter AYe. Den&alcbalniduu't Q8 Raadotpb, C.11. Westmlna"9r Suite tB ·~::ri.A"-_Mla10~~~~~-·-~~~-·-·"~~~~ -Dmtal-Allt.--Ptr ___ ==-., Ol*I-LAIAIDE eq. --DO '"'· p IT..a. ~·"·' PN· To wort ID lDedlcal __. ,...,.., uo pay. Call labontorJ, •KPW'd tD .. -. ~m1 • bae k 1--·.·111· .. ·• •• -•-•a_--it-··-LL_O_FC_,_m_aa_f_o_r, eao ~'°f:9:;: tomilt•.,.,...IDCS.. ieftoulofcd--.typlq (1W)MNU0 / lip A ~Uon ol emual 16'7.-0 •PART•TIE 110.-w•LD• rt PRIOR RETAIL EXPERIENCE IS HIGHLY DESIRABLE • STOCKCLBU som.tm =. HOUSIWAllS MAllMI• ........ = .... ........... ,., •11•11•-91tt ...... NOMI.._._.., =.Al.:...-=.. .... • CHICICSTAMDI Cu ti u . c.....,a... e OFflCI ... °"" ~=ca.e. ·• FINI .,,U • R.Owat SHOP ..... ca.taa • AUTOcanB Med •Irr IUc. a........, ..... .., ....... ~~· • PHAIMACY ..... ~ •FOOD ............ ..... ~~ ....... ~ .......... ........... • DILICATISSIM ........ ... ... ..... lwll ... fw1 II .......... ,. • Ktems ........ ,.........,..... • MAJOR APPUAMCIS AMD alCTROMICS Weta.ta ..... ". w.. • SICUllTY PllsoMMa • WA•IOUSI tlaMmaSt. ..... , ..... c.tl646 Ir • • J . 1 I t . t I . • ....,W..e.4 ,.00 .. W..W noo HllltW..W 710 ....,W..tH 7100 MlllpW..tH 7100 .W,W..e.d 1100 lhuredaf.ALtOUltl 10.1978 DAtLYPU..OT •t .............................................. .................•..... ••••........•.......•.. ........•••••••........ ......•••••...........• . NIEi IUIE DIUATGIS eek is lb larrest manufacturer of metal of ce f wiUt . We bave mediate openinp oo our 2Dd shift due to blcreued volulle. We otter Job security. profit 1barln1, an xlnt retirement plan. free deota.1 and other fine benefits. APply ln l)erlOG at lW E. Warner Ave; Tu.sun . <Interaection or Warner &Nwpt Frwy> ST CASI IOl/M-P SA.LU . Exp. mature Secretary, 5 days. Outlet Service Stal~on Allen· WOOD SHOP Dop 1040 .-.... 1010 IOIO WD11MD flbridaJ 6 cir.u lavolvt rental pro· dant, txper d. D•Y as ~ •-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• .. •••••••-••• dept. Od Ullt)' 6 ,.,U..'14/69-.,. l:we. f\dl&sp/time. Ap· <>vt.tancUn1 oppor for Ocllle,lOmo.,Fem,AKC. Bed. dreaer. mattrea At LUGMlrAMTA•S blneltta. Appl.Y Oeee'1 ---f allbo PlY. Shell Station. l7tb as man to take cbat1e fit 15 frindly, ln~lircot tood ~ Sl.25. 2 IU~way 1-"--•~ •ard. Soutll Cout P1au 7)d~ Ii tat:. _l_..Vrvtne __ ._N_B_. ----.man abop. produclnl w/cb1Jd.nD,SIJ5.MM5210 becb. l leather. l up. ;;:;::=;;~•da 50.o13ua.•1 llriUa DMded. 4 da:i'w:f Servtc.StaUoo attadant. biab qual. prod. Mu•t MALTIPOO& ~ Malteee =red UOO ea tq pl• ooe 1pe,... Wt • SalH, F I P·T to Hll wk 1·5:ao Apply W.D. r or P/T. No taper have min l yn exp ln ~poodle. 1' wu, abotl. retura permaotnUy !Jebb, ovr d, have own Schock Corp. UOJ S w.u. Wlll train. Wacu woodwotktni. 2 yrs in Adcirable. sss. MHS40 ..... S. IOl5 IMAed .unctlve t.1 • lrUIP· Woa.J'ri. Sal or OreenYilleSt. 8A + conun"• +boouaea. 1upervl1lon. Mu1t be ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• atrap meetlnt alrllne Ul_,,,... GOOBlttbSt NB &bit to read blueprint. ... ( N I A T u R E 0-f mil Q l.D Nciw.nmema. Pre· cocnm. --...a SecnUr)'/Recep. rrr. nr • · make pbototy~H. Is SCHNAUZER MALE. a ...... 1 a Y ara1er veai \mt• Lbeft• P'or • Satn1lrl. ttnnl1 1hop. rub la. 1d pbone man· --------•I malntainprochc eduJ•. llOS.SKOI'Sl75-0m =it~.=· ~ i.1 eocloM Kata 10:I0-5·IO. ApplY , oer • appe~a.nce. Gd mYICISTATIOH su5 ,dfain1e bem. bon~. "'-'-ro-ri.o Terrier 1 bouaebold Item• and -allpaper. fabric or hlaod Tennie . Ul tnlnCUllla.onpref,not needl experienced man en res or name • .,.,.._..,. -• • "l>e)t 010'' paper 6 we Marine Ave, Bal l•I•. '**"-Call 9:30-5. Mon· o.y « nJte ahlft. Good phone no. to Gen· J ear clroosit. aold/white SatDM!.~ 25C to M001. wW back • trtm YQUI' t'1WllJ l'rl. Ju lie Griem, ~.548-lM Manasu PO Box 18817, eolor,weani.1.MT ... 755 OJM-o -411 Acac a tap. Or try two <'ardl .... mo. ~~~~~~~~ lrvtne,83714. AKC German Shepherd backtoba.clr. IALll&4DY E.O.E. M/F pupa. Show bactpou.nd. no~DahUa,CdM PRICES. ~'d. OU\ Shop. App. ---s.a--.-,.-,--S::S. ~1r1! ~'f P~b YACHT Top bloodlines. Black Satlt Sun 12 ea or 3/1$ l)', lkCP lntemaUonaJ. for amaU fHt·1rowin1 980£.CllHwy, N.B. SA.LISMAN mdtan.138-fllllC)8 'pc Uv rm Mt. d.lnbl1 Ir •/5t.aplUOea. Patti perao11. mariu llC9'nOMeST JOUWlltdffDr.N.B. t l W/ullboat exp Top bdrm""· other odd5 • 8/ttaplUOea . ..._•lll.anlware a..a..., =~ ~~~rb:~e c:c::d Sewing : Need powr. l1nes top comm · Kone Old Entllah female ends.6'75-0l'7h1Upm. toormorell.~a. _w_._o.t__,_H_hry_. M_B-_ ___. ~.£ta.~ bps. rtr Mar .• Prr lldlJa lbt.bnd • typLol. aadl. ,.,. "prod. asst Mani-ie.'75-140.1. . ==-.!~~-PatioaaJeSat. MPM 12'10 Sales,J~ARD~ ?mt W..t11mlno '°' a ~ help ~ ror ltdlee s.c...br, may 1et ute atonee. Varea83J.ll02 •YlldfSlllu-Glenneyre. La1un.a Draw your own or HM -r. dillf{.,.._ bee . .,.._..~ 1oor •-w of· 1peda)ty llbop. 1.._1 ~PoriUDlty to travel. Silk acreeoer wanted. Ex· S h k 8 l 2900 Sbeltie. F. AKC, a yn old. Hlhld item.. woman a name. addreu.. pbooe • --. ~ 1 --•' .. w1._t career·mtnded. perlenced In photo work J..!riceue. ~~ ~2050 81.bie w/lrl wbt collar. clotbea. we'U mate ooe card per ... _ _ • '11111'0S H lie•. Wtll •newer W•lady. ••Ptri•oc.d, Cell Jim Raymoacl, • color aeparaUon. Y · · ~~~~ ... ~I• AUG 10111112. G'---door tq. Add25'each . ..-•-· e.ft.erDOCDa telephone• 6 1reet wail·uoomed. f..idooa· Tf...0-'JMI ..,,._ . ..,..,...._....,YUi, ~ -._ client.a. <>uttoin1. mat Mt. for nchalve drat · Clance fOf' nipld advan-YAIOMAM ind ·c e ._ bl :. t (8'>. wlndow1. office Send ~heck or money or· lb to meet the bU¢ II.lop 11111 Weetdiff Dr SICllTAIY c.eme.nt. Cla.-1ic Rental eenter bu open· -.auf' """ anae ' equipment, ed1er. u -derto. PAIT·TN' 'lttloee coaa.=er Typ: NB. ;.,.1007 • Dela Proeeutq orient·· Graphics. 831.o&02 in I a f o r 2 m e n . · em.er. /um1ture. mls<' PILOT......,..,.. eo.&er-._n to .nae lq exp. helpful. call--------edtouaislt11t.em.a/fro-Mechanical lrnowled1e Goldea Retriever pup-zs1a WestmiAater Ave. P.O. Box 1560 coatracta lo reatal Mn.Reed7~ ~· ~lve, 1P"9mmint penonne in beJpfuJ. neat baodwrtt-pies. AKC re1 .• avail CoataMesa Ooltallea..C..92G& ttcmt.~.;_~.;..~ RECEPTIONIST-Part· M~E!O:..~Ju:~ preparation le ma.int. of lng nee. Weekday off. 8/12.CallS'11-5809 a..mpqn. Open House ~neilAMf -. ·--· -"'· r-S ledmical D. P. documen· WUI train. Apply, 1930 "c Sal Su tune. lypi1t. lOAM lo A'1PlY ln pel'90D, tan-taUon-Word proceuini _ _,~~7M-'!ll_a.._1 _ _:;_._.-,.ed--f-.... NewportBlvd,CM ar~Ce l>ale._ n ll·S. O.TMIMASTIAS --,-... ---.__...----' J.Pll Moo·Eri. ss.so hr. urd SbQo awe. CM-betl>ful ... ... ._ ...... '" _ --------""'° Y• 1045 u.u Ed&ewOOd Ln. HB. 40 dcaet.a left ror 'l'Kurs. _, ·-~3500 30775. Briatol :t:Part of a· ~·?~~ta lory he IP . Lathe Young f~ltow witb ~D· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1168-3936. . Aul 11. They will be held ..... , s•• ---sAa..a proceuing eo. Xlnt co knowled1e USl'fU I. dent.anding or grap~cs ,._firewood. UI Bolero Way ' NB for lst caU ln orders. ~~AlldEveey ~OMIST ~llift v" benefits. Phone Ad -646«J38 le ml~r woodworking. 548--0161. Sat/Sun. IO·spd b•h. ~ble fund ra.ising. otherS.turday ud Suft· Eltabli1bed publishing P/time, ener1etic as en· mlnlstratlve Servlces' ___ SN_A_CK_B_A_R __ Willtr1111.M0-5850. stereo touofaooctstulf' 115ea.-.t807 . day monitnp. Drtver to ti rm Io o k in g for tbualaatic. E•per not Manaaer for appt. lnte· A'JTENDANT ~ 3 yr old Shep mix. all ---· ------.. -------- drop buodl• of DtillY vivacious ~n w/fmt nee. Hickory Farms. 1rated Data. Costa Part-timeS5J·5S22 -••••••••••••••••••••• shots. neutered. obed BAM Sat AUi 12th. 1874 pcs furn, very ranbl. PUot to c&rnen. Mu.st =· .:....y lebof}?' ,'' Westclilf Plua,642-09?2. Meaa,SolUOIO. ........ I005 trndoJdrcpl871..f354 Paroe Circle. CM. F\lm, OWrbd (upbolstr'dl. lM baV9vuortarseatatton >Jr· n o c ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.;.-.,---------Stock & deliver. full or••••••••••••••••••••••• Freeto1oodbome.black ~,:;i....,,.aame1. misc :..cbb;1s,2aJ~~;".:~hr + &ood driYla.c record. knwldlreq.951~ Salesperson Secretaries Ptr.Clean&neat Apply --------•I maleLabpuppy. Friend· _ _.. ____ . -----ascba.ise,blltcabinetw/3 Call 142-4321, Hit for Newport Beach Ad Agen· FASHION SHOP at495 E.17th CM··Aak for Antique MUSIC Boxes! lyCall631-0297. 3Ptcuat. &'Stereo. teak. 3 drwrs.(small> 2 <'•rd ~":m.~eley or Don &=. i::=·y. Pleua.nt surroundings, Bank Secretary Larry or PauJ Slot Machinea! BUt Lab/Dobie. fem, t yr. ~('·~"£~!~~·!=re tbls. patio umbrella excellent compenaation. lmmed opening for secy St.udeot/Housewife to Clocks! shots, spayed. great Color TV. Lam-. 8~ bue, 4 rims for Dodie PBX Reeeptionl1t nd f/buay Xlat part or f/Ume posi· to bank manager. Good work wkocb in snBt'k HUGE SELECTION w/tkla613-0M7 etc. 546-ll83 ,... van/t'f'uek. phone an Answering service ronipautorepairsbop. lion tor housewife seek· secretarial altllls req'd. bar. Priv club. Call for AIMric. --------5pm.MS-1857. operator full & Ptr. Call Must have gd driving re· log Oex.lble tin. Llberal Prefer banking exper. appt. btwn9-3673-351S ln...,...oeal loYeable ldttem. free to MoTinC! 4 pc Fr Provln ..................... 1 ,.,..11LTS 83S-3561 cord • attitude. Datsa-employee d.iicounts. AP· QIU Lou Copa lor apj>t. .... ~CHER GaletWt PJ(tbome lmg u hdboard I& frame. ....__..._ TY Person to wik ltetail To)"lta&U-3'34 PLYINPERSONONLY m•>MB-1234. -. IEA OpenWed.thruSat. 84'7-13Z'1 Everest & Jenn1n1s 1-•-rt_S._M2_-4038 ___ _ Pbarmacy 11 AM-8PM. JEAN RYAN for Montessori School. 1802 Ketlerin&. lrv. -.,._-lria-b-Settu • .,._ Eng. wblchr. Chromed walker Some wknd wrk . RECEl'Tlft..llST f•SHIOMS a-ci•ic Expr'd & B.A req. <n•>TS4·lm w1.eil.Othermiscfum. d """ --.-. & 9(11-8333 --------•·i Pointer. M. 1"41 yrs. S.tooly.8-5pm.l96Pnn· Knowle geb of co s-Happy-neededfor FASHIONISLAHD Cl 8 -•· --------bouaetrained.646--0088 ceton.CM.546-0490. i----------meti c•I p arm at Y --~ tw &MA TECu1rJICl"'o..1S I p ---"--helpful. Health ins cov· heavy phones & varied Acrosafrom Broadway. ., "" """ Payer iano. English. AKC Siberian Husky Orari CM port eftl ............,r. f . " . erage r /full time emp. olflce duties. Typinl a Newport Beach WS HAYS Tlliflr FOIUOVI Research & development xlnt cond., Circa 1900. 1A Free to good home. Adult 2'T7 ~ Avbeu · worb perf, nu $400, aeH Apply in person Mesa must. Call Linda for -----..---•1 ·-------• mecharucal back1round rolJll. ll.500. 544~ male ReelWbt.. 83l-74!M Sat only ~~ ~ 1_ Sl15.::200t.watt ~phmt-•Y Verde Pharmacy 2911 appt. 640-5470 w o-r k i o g i n e n . • llSQ .vds ou 'Ji.Dole.um. ~ ped...a SS-. ;t Hartlor1nVd. Mit?.rn~--------•riakle ; ~ n e-e.,.,,..,-b u rt d t n t Gftat As ufccm -~ -"'men'a ctotllet. current sell S21S. Pii .673?.li~. L 1 'tbursleSun RETAIL ·-'HELP! medical P.art.s. Exper'd OallAstto. Fwwllwe . 1850 books Mut'h mor.e .1-------- RECEPTIONIST Off. U •-l Anin~?!af,ast&at'· in mech I engineenng, Aug.~20th 12nooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 842-3837 Person I M _ tee supp e.s ... s a· curate t)•..-t or busy quality· assurance ett'. 30CJO R J, CM ne rr tiooery. F/T positions marketing research Call Susan Ml 3830 Xlnl Spnng' er ite I BUY Aot1que1. girls bike. Xlnt ..,..por to Jofn •1st ~e .... Holun~!oron thBee anc 8 b.. available. Phone for furn. Involving publica· benefits. Mia~ioo ·Viejo * * * * many good Household t----------vm~... ......,. app't. t Io n , st at ls ti c a I . Auction rs Good used Fumitltre as Items 1972 Korn1t Dr. =· ~~Y1·1~':e:~e~~ Uoo'1 largest realtors 114·S5'7·9212 transcription, charts.1-ar_e_a_. ------Appliances-OR I will CMSal/SunS-5 hasopeningforsharpre-AskforMr.West tables, reproduction etc. felephone solicit ing, Beaut. Oak Dining Set. sellorSELLforYou. ....__ 1060 doma. Deuee3 not nee .. bull ceptlonisl, with ex· N.wport Statlwn Congenial working con· needed immed. no exper 54" md table + 10 add MASTRSAUCTIOH =.= .............. .. need" 3 yrs personne pen·-ce to band.le busy dill F ti b fit M kl din V bl L .. L •.1.•6& I M .•• f'd ...... ons. u ene necess. a ng ner pea. ery reasona e. __ 33-9625 •••alfa 1 __ 1Y bay -.•"''• exper. anw. pre · phones. Light typing. SALESSECRETARY package with dental. reservations. Pleasant 673-7m n.u .,.. .., ""' Position open due to pro-Ideal environment and Im med opening for medical & life insurance, evening bra. Can earn up Nutrodoa food251bSll.JO t----------- motlon. Starting sal excellent company seeret.ary in int'! Import· holidays & vacation. to $3.75/br. Call 754·1601 Wanted : Old AnUque CASH PAID Hi..couritry 100lb$9.30 as BBQ indoor/out. •P1t ~~.'~LO: ... ~':e· -~nl~ benefits. 37'1\ hr. weeki ~co . ..iD..[ashionlsland. 18005 Skypark. lrv.. Afllpm. _gluo ~aulators. B.UY. For Id UMd fum. anU· Oleeefe•s'-d&.Tacla leka~~l'IM ~n~y.2'190Ha~~r. M o n -Fr i. Cal Type-80 W'PM, 114/546-3814. -~------SE.LL ()Jt TRADE! qlleScfrclrTV'a951-8133 254tNewportBlvdCM C.M~ 714-$4.l-2641 knowledge of SH useful --------TaEPHONE 897-8806. -(acroaa from Onnge /FM stereo/turntable. ALL JOBS FREE iE---t LO'--but not essential. Alten· SOLICITORS • A t ' k W l . Immaculate twln bed/· County falr) snare drum complete ...__ -lion to details le eye for SECIETARIES n ique oa ea ~to frame/bolster $75. 6 ~5686 • Aeo'i!i;e~&:::Z:rco. calculation. Salary w 1th & w 1th out Exp. Only. Sell lhe Dally mantle clock SBO. chim· drawer formlca chest ~· 426 Princetoo Personnel An Equal 0p c 175().$8SO mo. Call Kalle shorthand. Must have Pilot. Earn $160 · S200 a mg Oak clock $40, Oak '6(1, Naug recliner MS. 4 Chestnut thoro. G. 9 yrs. 1---·------- Tra:..ee pty o. (n4)75&-946lfordetails. phone & reliable trans. week Highest com · dresser w/bev mirror Ebgliah diDiDg chn IBO 16~ Hands, pleasure or 'xi' professional slate .. , RECPT/SECTY I.Ang & short term as· mission paid. Your S15. Oak dresser SSS. all, l Eng. chair"'°· Rat· abowsaooe>. 673-a474 eves. POOl table,,.i.nclds custom Our growln1 a1ency d sales signmeols. Holiday & phooe at home Over 21 · 548-2U3 tan baby bassinet $40, Ja•a.,,. "· 1070 hte " acces. $675. seeks dyo am 1 c in. In ependent sch<?01 SUPB SALES v a c 8 t i 0 0 p a y . 1.D. card. Call~-1 1890 ColJl>er tea set $500. bed side table w/1 d.rwr ....... ~••••••••••••••• :181-8308 dividual with sales back· ~~ ~f:rrei::g~~ft SIMIHAI Hosrltallzation plan _to_J_P_M_o_n_ly;....____ Antique oak fainting tc5.6'75-0551 Women'aweddingrtng, l,':l----~-,.-111-1-ET-S-- grouod, good personality to cbildren-First aid ex. Learn bow to and close avaJ · Tow Truck Drivers ex· coucbs.'500.6'7~ Movinfi. Llv'g, dln'g, cant + 10 sml atonea. ~ to train to become per . helpful. No moresaJes. Your invest· per'd. Top pay. Apply. bdrm Col'~bl .-is B appt."'9--0097 employment counselor in short.band req. Send re-ment ool~ S30. Call for O&W Towing. 1000 Irvine Appl.-cn 10 I 0 a=:· A.ft 4"' ., " . Y ·~~DS fri~ olfice wilb re-1ume "refs. to: J . dates to 1nvest In your Ave,NB6"2·12S2 •-••••••••••••••••••••some 9· pm on-Emerald• Diamond Mo.Jnlill ~ed atmosphere. Call ~.P.O.Box23,CdM ~1l_ur3353e. Dean Howard. FRGHT DAMAGED ~.~~a~1!~;c~ Marquise cluster ring. Tum.ble-Pious -Carry Fox, 540-6055. lH1fMN ..., row truck driver nded HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 DaaaPt ' · Approx 4~ cara&a S$000. Orone-Afloat - Coastal Personnel Ageo· --------3848CampuaDrtve Exp. only. Must Uve in W. Warner or Harbor, · ~ UPBV1'l'ON cy,2790HarborCM. Reg Dental Asst. f/well Secret.ary~!!eral,office (A:.:::.:Om CMIM6-9838 SantaAna.lnt-2921 2biacb.dtAe~,ec~~.~ to ~t' uy 1071 ~1:..di9toJn.::a,~a\r.> A.LLJOM FREE e5U.blished practice In Ki lb l 1• C --------CASH PAID ea · "'......u. + .........,. •••-•••••••••••••••••• B\JTl'ON' xlnl bcb area. Non ~tt g:.Si'"?or q°w~i ~~~r=~er ~~~!wea'!J:~w!~ Wshr/Dryra /Refrlg '75&-llll;CM0-8800. Woodworkinc tools,t----· -----PIZ:ZA~~d ~:OO:~'\a~~r~o~~:~ CdM toe! rep nds t.ra.inees tO learn us & wortdbgornot9S7.st.13 MOVINd. Beaut. Fr. 1haper 6 radial arm Ha~ .....Chine to sell! 645-6503 pleasant telephone grow w/compa . No Used relrifr· frost-free, Prov. bdrm set, twlifi~sa~w~-~o.~aa.~t~ii!~iiiiii,!;C;;aui~fied~;;ada~do~tt;we~JJ~. P R E -S C H 0 0 L --------penonality f /one girl Secretary exp . re q . b l g d beds, comnl. w /3 dr nile of U•"t ty · nli & Washers. ryers. Good ,... TEACHER. Nursery Restaurant Management c. .,, pmg. ng mechanical dexte ty & i...ft-. Beat •"'pliance. 210 stand "' lamp. 7 dr. school certificate or ex-trainee, 17 yrs +. clean· Inter e s l in h I g h JACQUES aptitude helps. st be ""'3" "t' dreuer fl stool. 4 dr per'd, hrs flexible, SZ.80 cul. Sbakey's Costa lecbnology products. high school grad. Adams, HB. 536-09ll chest, 2lg mirrors, 2 elec per hr. 640-8820 ~esa. 646-0208 days. 67$-5090 COUSTEAU 18. Rapid Mfi !*l~:MJ Moving. Kenmore ••sher & 2 cotton blankets, all Production Worker/ Restaurant . TRANSCRIPTIONIST· &elec.dryer,goodcood. ~oirc!e,:tcre~~ =~-~er. sa. hr lo = ~:;1~:ta:=rE. Sales SPECIAL u SecSAYS... k ~~~~\ff'· f~rt-~i~r ::h:7. ~~:~1~per ~~~ ti:o c~~erch~ 11th St, CM. Acrosa Cr your retarial bac · Radiology Ofc. C.M. nice ! Completely rebuilt. i...~.673-6141 Prodllctioft Trne ground lncludea account-....... """" y tee Sl"" _""'3_ .. ______ _ Ralph's Markel. EDITION Ing, financial reports, .....,.._,,, ear guaran . au ea. r~':ra~<:,eJ~~~t'::~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.-.-., 11>-ltey adding machine, TIAVB.AGEHT ~!~nda Aug. ts. G"nt~:e~-~~7' co. physical including RESTAURANT SALES heavy statistical typing. Minimum 2 yrs recent 64&-l.568 back xrays. Call for light shorthand, ability exper. lnl'I & domestic Gas stove. WedJewood appt.54().7639. E.O.E. COOKS & 1bed~aily Pilot .bas 11m· to handle a heavy pre· eommerti al sales. dble oven. avoca o color MbufO~cba! ~· h~..i me 1ale opeo1n1 or ssuredesk, our Financial needed ( 0 r I a r g e w/rotisa $100. 536-8929 aft aet, lf. WlN' auu PunchPreas()perator. quabfied sales person to Department has an im· automated New~orl S:30&wkmts. braided rug, 8.,..xll. Muat be exper. Top pay. .COUNTER sell annual year end mediate openin1 avails· Be h Q f'ed Much more. 493-.2417 C.11751-0502. Special Progress Edi· ble. Excellent salary and oolac-~encyly. o'!! ~16 H<YI'POINT Refrigerator --------- Purchasing/ Facilities ., Manager At least 5 yn recent ex· per. Shirt sleeve posl- tioa. Supervise 2. Please send resume & sal re- quirement to Personnel Director, PO Box 2820, Newport Beach, Ca 92663. tlon. Past newspaper benefits. Apply in person y "~ app · -for aale.135 Br~ 2 end tables. PERSONNEL sales experience pre-to: fra1vel·A1t & o1uf t1s11d~ Pb 642-11~ :·a« :::':h.'::ns ferred. Temporary pos1· ~a es person w o ow O'Keefe & Merritt stove chairs 2 hairs l3S hll artd 1~~ ti ... lion could bet'ome U.S. DIVERS ~-~~ 2 yn exp. Judy worts well. S50. 640-7320: Like ne: con'<t. 10:i days a.cl r11CJ1111s. Good permanent by year end. 3J2• W W--_......_ 146-5031 Alabama, HB. Apt. A =•"" be•eflh! Good oommluion . draw S ~ • _,C...... l'ruck driver -Bob TaU M d ~2758. ., program. Call for in· anta Ana, a . experience only Com· aytag gas ryer. aprox --------1t.tt.g wegu. terview. 92702 · 2 yrs old, pale yellow. Sofa & ~at. very gd Pleat• apply I• OIAHGICOAST pany benefits. Truck 1135.547-8759631-2.QA cood $'15 2tbllam.pg SlO rllSOM MOMDAY DAJLYPILOT mechanic heavy duty ses1o7o ' EqualOppty t;mplr M/F Ford exper. Apply at 930 Whirlpool elec stove. _e_a_. -·--·----THROUGH FRIDAY 842-4321, Ext. 277 E. Walnut, Santa Ana, Retail.a $549 <Save SlOO> Maple headboard for dou· llTWEIM9·5'Mat: Equal()pf:rtunity --------1 betweeo10&2. UO or bng for ble bed. Sl5. 548-4900 Taco de Carlos 1740 ... tOV-Rd. SAHTAAMA F.qual Opp Emplyr MI F Emp yer •SecretcwlH* TYPIST washer/d 1916 after &pm . aitk for O.CWc/AdmiDAsaiatant RIC.rlOHIST Mctloll 1015 _J_ac_ki_e_. -----Secretary /Receptlonlat Newport Beach. Ocean view law office. Very good typin1. Experience helpful but not required. 644-1600 To$14,000 Needyoung-w/ac-... •••••••••••••,...••··~ $olld OaJt-deak, ctaeet, E~ployera Pay AU Feea ,.... -·· b b •-1 F h Lia Reinders Agency cUFat.e typing skills & 10 utc t • m rror, 4 me 4020 Birch st. Ste 104 key ablllty to work In PUBLIC Ft.iRNITu~ Prov oar atoola 426 Prln- Newport Beach 833-SUIO Westminster ofc. Con· *A'"'JIOU * ceton Dr. CM CallforAppt/btab '64 tact Mr. Brock (114) "" ft Couch, love seat, cbaJr. 891·11S9,9AM-6PM FRIDAY1:30P.M. good cood. Very reunbl 1 ( DeaJen Welcome) Call.,~ .. ""lS. SICalTAIY -------•TYPIST. Matbefut&a~· STORAGE LOTS _.._ ( D t t 1 ) Secre&uies curate. Type fnn dictat· STOCK REDUCTIONS n.....-._ •-aim e P • r m en a in1 macb. Sa vln exp ,,.,..dl • ""'eaeat. ott ==;a~n~I ~ TYPISTS belpfuJ.152·7110 ~~Newport B= !1e8;;.t!.v~;.1:· tell SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN24HOURS Place your Dail)' Pilot classified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run in the next day's issue. . :f~ ::.m & SECRETARIES ~~~~· ~t~ ~ 1020 ESTATE s~..l'!•d•y . 40 (Sb It di · ~--Decorated ~ aet, wpm. C· DoyouneeduUa money perieoceheeellary. AJ>P· ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• pat lo furn , 1 o I a . The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to off er you this 24-hour service. ' =-:Cit ~J:~ = v:n~~ ~ I)' lBeODoveSt, NB. Pwa. & C f::••rt. palnttn11, tO: -Jack G. Raub Co.. alt.reu, ApplJ ln penoa VJMV ...,.., • bric.-· brae " Attn: Ptuonael 126 aft apm, Sid'• Blue Beet. 5 .._LE mlac. ltH Loutu A LqmaBeadL New Ir med s. 5, It 10 ~ ' ~ . I I 1pda. bcb erutatra, ODroel' OP bed Mt. alnt mopeds moto crC)aa cond. UIO/bst ofr Stop by our office or ca 11 642·5678 and a friendly ad-v isor will lielp you place your ad. ( ' G1.ZU4dQa DAILY PILOT ' ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY PILOf Thu!Mf• • A uec tO 1111 .......... t.U.O .. 3 •-IOIO TV, a.lo. INfl. WI t060 _.................... tlA, s..... IOtl ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ~ & C•llJllY !~ ............. !~!.~ !~ ............. !?!.! ~~~:.~ .... !~~ !~ ............. !~!.~,!~ ............. !~!.~ WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS °""""" IAftover'I Llv •••••••••-•••••••••••• M flrJ ra1 r:: lNTONWll&BtvZCit' nm Mfrnt teOO/otr Sor 11·· Cob Tt/, ~ c:ond. _, M '1Nol. .01110 '78 CLEARANCE roa~~~rsric ' Uyourc:arlaextrac:ltan SUNSET FORD'S u. a LI A.at. c:ba eoaeo&e m -· 8drm fW'B .,.ttOO NI.QUI • ... ..., AllUll-• 111> Hdbrd .... a.............,. 0o rut Lo UM rectory tiiilurt t I IO ..--. st..,_ tot I I --~ 9ol Cat aale rac:· ••••••••• ............. . .. Sat' .... • 4 • . .!r; .. .__, l•eal•t caayoe Rd --'•••••••••••••••••• \or1 clemo1. promo· -OOI IMll.t' · 1 Fifi} tlonal, uw • und.,. TIOJ.LomU•. S. ... -fOJO c:atam•r•u antlable. llllOd pctc.. perf cooct. PHnu........... ' hll1 warrlAled, low. S.TTilor-.... ~---~·.. . ...... •••••••••••••••• low"' a.ve 1 ~!:•.,::;:_~rln J~ BP a.a,wJ 0 /8, loal •ND =j c.J:r-::: 'Tl Yamaha Cbamp. IOCC ~~ MIW I .,,....... '1• lMft. •bra. UM•lboa et.-&. Pomcma.Saida euine, 1400 mU... l300. ~YWAeOM ..... 1tNm _, ... nu ADii.Ml·.. •-tm COMYW~ . ...._ ........ •C ... ; USTPllCI $11tlll SAVI S2.06J 59495 Poolt bl , I , k ~...... 1=· .8 Laeb atwl.Y 'D KawuakJ 111, &lo\. ~~ ........ • .._: = .=: da\ ·~ ·~~·:~~r • ff)O , ll'tr. 1Up avail wtndlor tank, radl 5'JGO =r-•._. ..... _._..,.... .. .,. ....,. -i............... 141271. mi-.. mt. extru. •· m.ss12. HUaE S •v1Nlfl.!!....S ----------1Hrdn>W. a yr okS. n... 'TJHQ!lqvamaaeo W Ill W c A R p s T 111 • L ..... eio.ta .. p to '°" =~·tt.:::~~ar&~' endW'O. *°· 0 .. AU., ... cOMvmslOMS a.ououn "'°"' a . -5Jl..LIT4/llS-1"7. .-. n4/ 59-•lT .ttJ. UZ·WI Ow. .... ,,., --o,m ~ aqJd. ...... MNLtl S KP S.. Oull OB 6 5~ tPll. Tl Hood• CJ*1'. 800 ml, 714 7~ U..v. A&.llMtic Cha.b mem· HP Jollmoa OB Wart Amlriean D ly ltkanew. SSll5. = SllO olf. Frank "-* 1'71-"7'7 llllllOl&Ud. hmfeid ma En,11H576 ---------1111.anoe ttardw&N Oarap ~ p&ltDll"lhlJ> di.I· UHd reeord a ull Sale. Palau. mhc: IOlvecl, priced f/ quick teltpllloa auwert a1 aa.nM brdware. all cUa· Mil. slip avail. f7J.OlllZ2 •Ylt•m For hafo call t'ODUnued llnH Sat o..-en.-lllJ.ll&n l/U. tAM.&PM HOBJP! 14 w/trlr tia.mer -.1.--------1 PbUIJI lfa.rtM SC... aall X1n& cond. SJ.500. Ph '78 Kawasaki 400 Lo ~,_art. '1iO.. nu ftittier Ave. CM. f7WZBl2 milel. 900. Xlnt eood. ~· .... ~ 9040 Sabot SWI Miller rac:t11.& .....:Oa..;.....ll..;..,$41-..;.....$$.....:l_l . ____ 1 •••••••••-•••••••••••• Sabat w /US 1ail, 11125. 6 MO Hmky automaUc 1JT7 ___. Goll ••lr powered pull 11· Ruu1>cw1t wJWr .all Le FieU hvy air mail 21'' /n;>al wbl, Kernib 4 "-Drf"" 9550 f...a 9160 cut. xira bat, new $37~. 9Ce + SObp Evin.rude. dntcond ~Sf13. 1hoc:k1. desert tank .............................................. . .... f/$2$0 .... UOl. Wik l.bn.t wodahld S2IOO tuned es.llau9l. ridden 4 COST.A. MES .A. •lt76JOYOTA• ~IB No rl4bl ofr rerU&ed. Ber Ca!fJ. ~;8•~:t =· ad timea. no race tlme. A "' PlaCW-TIUCI ... '--nm. IAUBIU1aC 21Z5Harbor Blvd . O.C.. llen '79-2500 WEIUY USED CARS CALL GARTH UMdCarMar 540:5830 1011\~0\ '~ ~0\ • l 1N1 ', '4 Ml H( IJHY -.. woma alteraUoos aoon wkdy1 5S7·6677 iS4-3'7SS/f4o.s758 sms. 752-wooexta:io AMC/JEEP •·speed, ma111• rear ~_:.7'.al:J!•s:i,v~i wbda~•Lany Udo 14 w/lrlr. all x~u. ·~_p~. J!! .. ~i: #I IN CALIF. bumpei-·=~A14784> G111r1I n...-.--WJ.-.. -..a ... ~ &UI" '""""" .,...........,... 1971 CllBOIH ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-........... ~a.uu. .......... 5700 ml, muat see le ride ~ 9701 t'l'I UJSI. P.P.4t4-S087. "'5833-1572 CHllF ·• •D '81 SUnbeam Alpine. xlnl &R i.(..(.. oond. lo mi, quad spkrs. SPECIAL t'll r 18' dayullo'd fbrfla11 78 S.SOF Hooda. Perlec:t $7995 --u11 S1250. 495-1186 ·-••••••••••••••••••• ~ OYer wood, len lO, c:ond. llu•hell. (J8A17NN142478) '363' H9l1lof BMI .,,_ ~ 9705 I Mm AH .t.MPt 19 7 8 $'!00. g..a1M 642-3082 Gatoen Gtov. ,,. ... m3 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Preferably an old 24'C.W,C.._ Lldol4 Hardly used '77 Suzuki 1971J.20'9CICUP '61Ra.ncbero$'95. 74.uJIAIOMIO Feoder Baseman, but Side curtJains, camper UC 1~19 RM80,Xlntc:ond1Uon. $7395 2lflO v.a Automatic. Runs SPIDEi = ~J=~• covers, fl1., wells, 100 · · · '400. '73-6429 <JBAtJPNl404$4) aooct. Great won truck With ooly 33.000 miles. wUJ do. Call Ml-Gal an 1al. fuel, trim taba, ERC 29 Bristol 9 bass Honda CRl25 Elsinore, nu _ 558as1847-8655 ~:: ~~~iT~a1~ s ·30p beada, xtru. loaded $27,JOO by own. cond, see to apprec. FREE I 00 '18 "4 GllC, 350 V-8, au\O "''--•• 77 .... 11 •1 at 'ow · m. Includes 675-7681,M6-888'7 9G-197S trans. radio, tool box n-.. "" • For Sale: Peavey Musi· T4iil2~lers HOBlEll'CATAMARAN ~H-s.u.' GAUOMSGAS Sl.275.644-9583 'ifAcHIMPORTS ~5.~· 1 yr old. H.P.Mercnnen ~'liso~i=.:.:au;: ._/Stol• 160 -:;..r3,r~:,;!n uy ~~AC ~:.':!·~1!_/FMk. MlDOVESTREET Stoek•5S2&S$4 -..2515 evesMS·1118 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. / ...... .,._,wr · (NearMacArttlurBlvd. Yamaba acoUatlc auitar, SI~ t~I _, • Rent a 1m EucuUve WlwtUllAT $1750. days 9C-6'710 eves lrJamboneRoad> Sunburst design, 6 mos •• • 14'0me1a&ctrailer, Motorbome or Mini ~ NEWPORTBEACH old. ~l cond. SUO/ol· . ..$650. ~me from Herb Mf'f WR~ DE.AL --------• 75• OtoO ter. &U-4136 HAllRISOtfS 552-4487 Friedlander. Call any or OM AMY MEW '58 noo 3N Okll Eng. nu ___ ., ___ _ .. e ... a.&v•"ft.a.yir ---tbeMnumbere JllP rbltelec.bdl,vlva.carb. 1974GTB2000.smallwort Bauaamp. Ueh,o•.-46" ~~r 9YA i:J-t.ido""1..-wttrtr;·(Jd-cood:" --• 19M717 ---!'f" ·...'~~..belY ~ ~l>estoJ spkr. Make offer. 3J01Co63as1~.!!:,Y·N.B. *"· l'S7·7777 WIAal 4dr, 'not rn1. Both i 631-08'14/845-34S7 • _830-_1S_l.S_l_6'4-4928_-:-=·------•...,.-·---1 Ph875-S81.S. ' OvasTOCIED SWO!bltc:uh~ _er_.------• New Gibson FG elec • ._ ________ Erikson 32 6'4'' beam. !2 ..... 1 '83.FordPickup xlnt.Ures '74 GTV, burgundy. pt.al' le amps, $400 or 75 Sk.ipjack 20', OMC, alJll 4t 7 bap aall, s.slRENT 33• P\reball, sell-2:531HatborBlvd Ir rwininl cond. $900. AM tFM. xtnt mel'b. trade for Celeatron clean, '7,500 PP. meternull. ll000/80. eoct.alDed. Lotsohlras. CosU Mesa 851..at77eves $4300. 644-Q7 aft6 tdescope. Call 497-1621 67US86 675-7186, eves• wkenda. 64.5-2283 714 / 549-1023 Aid 9707 LOOK FOR MEI RV VAN SALE '1500 DllCOUNll (on Vena In ltock) 3DAYIONLY! FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY AUGUST nn., 12"1, & 11th nu a#o SA•• llOllTMISSFl8 •YNA8•11JWC! Ill . ,,,··.::~ .-1~... ~;,., .... ,-1-ti>rcl ~ I ......... ~ .. . ' .. .. . ..... ' . . ----11 & -'78 Chev ~T PU, 350. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .__,.._. •• ' Oldie bul Goodie, '71 Clipper Marine 26' RENT, new 78 22' Motor ,77 Bluer 4 +4, fully ba1Tel. PS. PB. cstm IMW 9712 IMW 9712 ~...... 1015 fiybridMe, bail tank. twin w/main le Jib, alpe 6, Home, Io ad e d . loaded w/mny xtras. ftberlluaabe.11.498-5315. * 1974 AUDI FOX ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28.1Qlevys, sleeps 8, full head, alnk, burner, new day/Wk/mo.675-5832 . AM/FMc:auatereo (71'> Maroon, 4-door. 4-apeed, • 3 CS pd A c Dlvert·A-Oall at~ price. canvu, $$SOO/ ofr days 673-470/B e6n1~wtt9000rtr. Call -...n-t' ... Pace "'-··, 4 .. 9.~75 ~ afl 5 <714 > '74 Dat1Un PU. &old, air c:oaditloning. 62,000 1 3.0 • •-s •.I · R I •-r d ......, """"eva•67"' ...... ~ ,, .. .,. ....,.., ,.. n11vw 67•.,.;:...,"" All/FM atereo + 8 trk, -"-(519KXU> stereo cass, nu silver ece ves • orwar a v•..---.,,.._,.. ~ or .... , __ .. ....,1 M/C. Brand ....,,_ r l.UUC8 Ml h t d our --.e calls Nearly ..... ........,.. xln\cond. $22115. pnt, c .. res ore Y .....,.. · 6 Tro'an 25' like new 13""'" "" 1 ... J··-• t l 1 """"'....... "'"''l--l. cl••alc. best ofr over new. Only $600. 7S9-08ll ~ • • · • n)'.... wuor~ r r, new • · 86 lntemationat-Scout, _ _......... _______ __;, ___ 1 - _Ait_k_for_S_m_lth_o_T_H_a_as_e_.-1 ~;::~musl sell. comple~is ssa-3090. • Ford, VS. lge titts, roll '78 Toyota, eab over ·000· 752·1I08 Olc ..,.ulp. Not n---'ed 1·0 , , 1975 Field&: Stream 22. bar,MC).58S-Ol98 ca.mper,&omi'a,$4000. IUYOR•R.a.SE ~ 971S .... ~ n...-,_ Whal t aile r """'7035 aft..... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pres oper. SU Case dsks .,.,., .. .,... er, r r, CYCLONE 12 almllar to sls» 6, generator, roo '76 Chev Bluer 4WD, 350 _. ..,,m. YOUI 1971 IMW 197' CAPRI chrs, filing cabnts, IBM oars&l~~1f15· Laser,cartopracka,2Pl' air,&manyotherextraa. v.a.auto,AM/FMst,orr .• 77 El Camino Clualc. a...aow• typwrtr, postage mtrs, mast, $850/ olr. 645-,3876 $12,000. DM-2678 ro~d wbls & urea. lo Fully loaded. Xlnt shape. Must aell due Lo expand· " • V6. 4 speed, f.wr. steer· air cond, add macb,19' Fishing Dory double--.. SI'-/ Trallen.T""tl 9170 m1a.$5000finn.758-0832. Malteoffer.S5l·3035 Ing family . 2·dr '72 Excelleotaelectionofall ing. sunroo. AM /FM ~copier, ofc parti· eoder.Complove~au.led ~.,.. 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lOOLS. Sharp. Make ofr. modelsnowinstock! ~e. deluxe mlerior tlOllS. Also bullt atora1e boat & 40HP Evinrude _.. . • 752-88119 · & 18,000 miles. Like racks. steel sbelv'g, bin O/B. Sharp, top cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 Layton 24 like new. Trsb 9560 Y-9570 COMPLm NEW! (892SPN>. bu&mucbmore.Allat Muataellathitbestofrat SUPSAVAJLAIL! Air, awnln1. eleeps 8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •AMAZ.IMGAUDI IODYSHOP $4195 ran bl prlc:ea. 979-4123 fo ooce. 845-581M. YAC Newport 846--05S1 ~bit ofr. 49&-ltTl. '70 CHEVIOLIT DODGE '76 ~ T IUYS• MOW OP1:H IEACH IMPORTS info. 17 ' Boston Whaler WANTED: sllp/moorlni, AlltoSeuice,P.ta 'r'4TOM 380V.S,loaded.lluataee. l97lAudilOOLS aeDOVESI'REET ,... 1017 w /everytblnc. 8SHP t.emponry for Np\ Bcb &Acc"tort" 9400 Chassis Mo tut lllakeolrer.MMl513 4-dr .• auto .• air,raclio EXCRl..IMT {NearMacArthurBlvd. _ ..................... motor. Divorce4! & leav-doctor for 41' sailboat. ....................... C•: .. r '7S Dodie. low mt, mny . $1895• SB.ICl10M OF le Jamboree Road> For Sale: Dalmalian pup· Ing Calif. SACRIFICE! 1'1nder'a fee. Alt. 8pm, Mini truck comtrUl'Uon or V-8, automatic trans, air x tr as , cat m I n t , IMW llSAL.lS NEWPORT BEACH pies. Short hair le long ~. 6"-791H. p1~!1'~ 185 condltlonlno. power $4800/take over pay· ,...,,. .aud1· 5000 752-0900 hair ............., • ""''"" We may bave your next•---------. Only $50. 83'7'8063 '5 SKJPJACK 20, OMC Desperately need slip for · •leering. power dlac menta. 7?o..&50l 4-<lr .. auto. cuett.e. air car In our inventory. Call '73 V6, 4 apd, AC. AM/FM Beautiful cat.a need home . outdrive, completely 40' Cbeoy Lee. Call '71 Toyota Land cruiser brakes, <7808SG> Won't 78 250 Ford Van 4eG eng p.s.,p.b.,l.OOOmUes mtoday! stereo Sl89S x.lnt cond 2Tabb1ea, B/W kittens. overhauled. U~ly ~ut Janet. Wkdys 8 ·5, Jeep-bardtopw/2dn.2 lastloag-oneolakind. Int& ' 14' (00197) 131·2040495-4949 144-2654 · SS1·19'19 functional trailer 1n-714/SS7-7702ext2l. rear seals, 3 tires 426 $3795 ;-t /bl !lf:· 4 mo. ?ae ' •$9795• --------t eluded. Dependable PrincetonDr.CM TRUCICITY .IOO t er.586-0 -•..u!.ECo•-'s '12 Xlnt oond. vinyl roof. Young Blue Muk Lov· Chevy V·8 eng, good Finder's fee for SS' slip in Sth&Harbor,SA '77 Chevy van, 21,000 mi. l.976Audi too LS ~ v"'' A I C. stereo. $1800. ebird, male. Cage? ln· Catalina or fishing boat. Newport Beach. H1arddto~. lo 78C Toy1ota 554-5400 sunroof, CB radio, ste~ 4-<lr .• auto,atereo8-lrk.. OLD&EST 631-2114 days ronnalion67~26 $5600.675-4870 213-81U·6816. an crwser. omp ete & tape declt. lugg. rk & air.34.000mi. (326NJE> ---------i-----------------• w/4 doors & hardware. 74 DATSUM 4X4 ladder. hvy duty au bell· •$4995• '74 V~. sunrool, AM /FM PiGllOS & °"Jans 8090 18' Formula Thunderbird. Slip f/36' sailboat needed. M5:30PM M2·507S Red and ready. roll bar, ed tires. 491).1052 cass. mags, new tires, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt cond. Quiet couple. No children Alltot few,. oversbed. Urea & wbeela, · new paint, xlnt cond. HAMMOND 581-~12 642-1.324 days ••••••••••••••••••••••• C80536X) '74 Dodie. low ml, mny Sales-Service-Leasing $2900. 547-8759637·2624 ... '9S xtraa, $3900. 536·5107, ~C .__ -SPINET ORGAN BACK AGAIN BOAT DOCK FOR RENT. Alltla:• .. ·L. 9520 -1162-3781 ~ .... ~ Colt 9717 M d I L 12 2 it h '74 Cobolt 18' TRl·H 290 Newport laland. Mu· -, TIUCI CITY ---------Rot yce BMW •••••••••••••••••••••• REvERB. Owned by 8 HP Chev w/omc '1el, imum lfnf~ 26'. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5th&Harbor,SA 71FOID ~=======!.-~Jamboree •1976COLT profesalonal musician & mny xtraa. mat see. 957·1101 or no. '40 Ford Pickup, $1500 or I 554·5'00 ICOMOVAH '73 lOOLS, 4 dr, auto, Newport Beach &W-6«4 WAGON• in excellent aondition. ~~t ofr. Mst sell. loah.Speed& bealof~3!133eves __ 7_2_CHIYl ___ Ol.IT ___ Loaded! Must see! sbarp,$1450.P.P. '738MW2002,41,000mi's. 4 apd, air. radio. 25,000 Asking '7~/best offer. · Sid 9010 Cmtom Interior . Libra 538-8747 1 OWDI', new Mlchelins, ml. (652MOP> Call 673-7185 evenings• 10· Whaler Uke sldfr. '900 ........................ ·•o Ford 2 dr. 283 llAUYIW padtap· bllh back.seats '12 100LS, 4-dr, new tires, stereo, xtra clean. $5300. •Sl,095• weekends: 646-2158 days See at Newport Pro. 1220 18' Cballen1er Jet, 440 C«vette, turbo 400. alr ~r!'k:~n,~.:) (rnNH\') ad family car. 11600/bst 497"'329 llLL VAM <Moo.·Thura.). W. Coast Hwy or call Olryaler, Bauetta, tun· co ll d . S 11 • 0 0 0 . Pmfeetcood.Won! $1495 otr.880-9352. BMW '75 2002, 4 spd. air, POISCHE·AUDf MOVING· Must sell Baby 615-3851 oe1 ram, rut! S3SOO or <714)875-8299 · •~•99 11UCI CITY • lt76 .&UDI FOX• AM/FM caaa. Xlnt cond. l.3Qlffarbor Blvd G nd ·. .,. Id best.848-8516,1198-1570 -• 5tba.H bor SA ,,,_ ra piano, '"' yr o 18' Glutron 160 1/0 . fully ----.....:.....----1 '52 Bentley Mark 8, 4 dr TRUCI CITY • ar • M us t see . D a Ya Garden Grove 636-2333 "ti~· Ba$1Y7~01·b A~lkl,ue equipped. $3,400. 1.5' FG, Mere IOO, 1barp sedan, 1ood leather. b\lt Stb•Harbor,SA 554-5400 ~=O:~°:~ <2U>928·77311; eves•--------- w • • 1 0 r . 873-3477 &ldUlah. $1250. needs coemetlc:a. lnclud· 554-5600 A.loaW..e.cl 95'0 tape, u.ooo miles <T14)11De55. 9710 7~100 ~18 lnl paint• rua\ repalr. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• <2118NWC> . ftesnn•uible adult, novice ~.. -liable runner 77 A~ Lowery Org1n, Hobday bo~man, interested in lTQleetah 115Evinrude, .......... ""' · · •-WIWl.LIUY •$4795• Mode l automatic or· renting or leasing well pro.tow, iiiit cood S2500. in every day uee. 98000· SHOITil 414 YOUI DATSUtit chestra, Leslie speaker equipped recent model 842-0100 _m«_;_...:......0------Air t!ODdltioniDC. K • C PAJDPORORNOT S750.MU107 powerboat,23 to28ft. for 1970 18• Bowrid Vol '68 Mu1tao1 V-1, auto, lllhta ~Alf/FM I TOPDOLL.AI Baby 1tand Id cond, family boating & fishing m tOB xi:f' w/tr~o P/S, p /B, a.Ir, stereo, tnek. roll bar, (382:5) POI TOP CAltS new finish local waters. 646-3936 $2500 ~53 ' · new trans le brallea ek. S71tt 139-2778 Bus.646-S657bome. · Brl1ht red. After 8, TIUCICrtY . . WA N T I!: D ; B o a t o n 875-5411. SZ20Q. Stbas Harbor, SA Must aell ebony Baldwin 16 S1mcran., ma hog dec:k, Whaler, 11· 13 ', very ltcnllllOlllll 5$6-HJO Grand p6ano $4000/best 3 S ~ P • e I e c. 5 t 8 rt c:lean w /1teerin1. Pia V'....&...1-'--9530 •---------olfer. 6'U303. 975-0377 Evinrude. bait tank. Call·'97·2S95 _. '74HAltVUT ---------• $750/or bet ofr. 5'8·7486 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1875 grand upright. :\~ aft Spm. 14• Ski Boat. rblt G·3 hull1 '70 VW P·TOP 8K miles. c:t..tls Moel slripPed, itolld Walnut. 17, Th d bird 85 & T\.i SSXSHPMerc.Xln\cona AU.NEW: eftl, brtl,oll Motw.._ pt.ya sreal. 16SO/OBO. hp m~:: All. skis and w/access. $2.850. n1ttt, cooler, eeat cov· Air C<lftdhbitnc. 1 ton BAIJWlC M Or.T\UN 8 1 I I ! 1 •, H J ! ! I r, WEIUY CUAMCAIS ITlUCICS 642-21!85 ~uipment.lncl. $2000. Ph &73-30ZS, an Spin. ~·1~ :!:'& ~r::· = ~=:...-::. Sp a .... Goock 1094 54&-3858 loah. ,...... 9090 stove lit.el .. beat.er on dWoa (&WI.65) • CONNELL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t>utaDe p rta tty pp $76'9 cunmOLET 3'xl0' trampoline. folding, 28' Power Sportrlahlng DINGY RACK 646.ei o po . TIUC" CITY ~lft roll awa,y $400 Boat. Wood hull. rtylng "' Mo.cw bridge newly rebuilt $15 II o 0 t b • 31 t 4-.......aA...1 9150 5th•Harbor,SA llaHarborBlvd. 73 Audi lOOLS1 silver, auto, alr cona .. 4 dr, $1,lSG. 494-4392 •lt74AUDI FOX• Yellow, automatic, 2· door, stereo, 3·track, .._000 miles <083LGT> ---------1 enelne. Needs some Ed1ewater, Balboa .....,_.,.....," 554-5400 OOSTAlllPSA . --a.. Overall condition 57419 ....................... ---------~•200 • .. H••z 9709 Hana Gilder. xlnt. cond ...,..U B d 7Jlllt1t-ztf••.. • .... ~our 1---------ha.meH loci. "'3·0453 txee enl. ran new ft&l!lfarf:rtlo. ,._ _....,"' • .. •Hn•••• H•nHeu aftertpm dlrec:tlonal finder and••·-.. -•••••••••••• Scollt4X4 1/2TOM WllUY •IUPll• TV ..... ~st2-•0•,1eratUor E.vlllOOOeni·ncoar Ca ; ,,., 54./ 6 cyl\ l soeed t.rana1 .. 4 Automatic tra.aa, power Usm CAJtSI •SllCIAIJ• iM. 1091 ""' fc . llilt 9120 whee drive, lock oa steerin&, exceptionally We'ntbtnewCbnnlltt • ., Auttill "S" Mlnl· """" M5-a78 •••••••• ............... bubs, removable top, clean, Must aet l duliln!lip lD tbt lr-.ble Coo~r rune 1reat ••••••••••••••••••••••• radio and beater. aBo•IU Auto C.ter. We Deed 25 " RCA COLQR TV· ..... w 9060 mper lb.U ror truck (m.JEY). -... ,mr..Scarl ~ ) BeauW'ul contemporary .... ••••••••••••••••••• w/I' bed, ln1ulated, pm .. JOI •$J5fl• walnut cablnel. One year .. Speed flow Cod ft.nhhed lneide w /boot, .. ~-~.cu u •c ~so ... ~=·'tube. $175. S.-.. •.C.5SC9 --~-' """ r..._ " SEASPMY-ifCATS 411 Chevy 1\4 T. C&m· CHl'YIOLIT San;r'n:llO,neltonel ,.,MllOOO per/Trk eombo, S/C. 77CHIVIOUT nA•OeOWDrtH tape NeOrder, bba amp, Git N SrlllMh a&per mmr "'-'3200. YAM 11\VINg w/IJ*n, 3 beads, sos. cau-... ,_112>_1.MI_____ IAW mu.· ci.u · n~ 761-7222 1MW t1t2 edlQ.. I ml.bl + tas-. Mura llMll fOI' abort-bed mounted air · fully -----------.......... •-•••••••••• rl7$.&W-Tto8 ll' Sol Cat, Newport ~c~u . Xlot eond. 1976=4•4 carpeted ~ Paneled w.a.U91D( Beach Ue-down lnclucl. (anlO&) A" I M" Color TV Conaole. Bntoller. 1..:..:.;...;.;~------1 1t'4TOM UP / lllff Lat.e model Toyot11, Mo•lnf· Sacrl flee. tn-alT, mom'• ••vea. •• Pord &aoo. camper VI, automatic, pwr. VolY011 Plekusll • Vua. !!1!~ coad. •tH. 16,UAA .. .-a,. top, ode Inter fla(1b. 1teerln11 wblt• 1poke TIUCICITY Calhatodt.11 -· nvwttS-• $1500.Ms.e098aft~. wMlll 6 otl road tlret, 5th•Hartlor.SA ~ .. Celor TV Sl7I. 1 yr. ~.•ltb tralltr. '7'2 l'ord ~T van. lklbble f1C1o. beaterfl·t ... Ulan __ _... .. ,;.._.;MIO ___ _ war. rr_. dtl 6. Ht ~ ··-·-topcmpr. Motl ..u. X1nt ~-mi.. Ser. maa. 72 DODel ,.._.~Mlllli 20l5I Newport Bl. C •• '720.t.17,halla,cllottte, oood .. 1'0..... ,... ~S,.1111 to6M> Y!l!t <UB. 1harp. , ...... b , 4 Carpet . p.net • c•• A.1CA1 .,., ~• tttent, ty,lllW.__., ·~::;;t.:.•u:t1orr =: ..... t1n1 • si.no tape l'ffQJ'der, • U6tt l!:=:::::::::::=~~==!=!I 0... 1Wi1 ..._ c.i.a. aaper cood: fu· .,;..;..------: WANTED: •• thr\a mo ~ _ ._. 4-tit.; Wlk"Pflce-J\irt ~ Haft _ .. Hril '° ..U 1IUCI CnY C.dlllat... CM De Vlll• -.. dk ----Qrd')el*-dokw.tl ••lllrtlDr,IA ... lkr'l1c.t: hi pty. ..... ...... TQl'l.'8.a&ll CREVIER IMWRESALIS 19742002 4 speed, air cond. & stereo cas1ette . C373LPF). lt741P_.a ' speed trans le stereo. <U.SMCB). 1975UOI Silver with blue Interior. 4 speed, stereo le only 12,500 orl1lnal miles. (195NRR> . lt751lOI• W'lth air c:ood., sunroof & stereo. (58011llL). 19762002 ' speed. sunrool • air coocl. <•PQM). 19761109 4 1peed and 1lert• cutette. (02'1PQV). etnum 4 1peed, 1tereo • air eana. (Z318Pl>, 1tnuoe 4 speed, aunroof II mat wheell. <IPSPNl. 1971 JIOI• Bladt w119td interior. a.-c...-., &lr cood. 6 0011 1),000 mllH 1 <ONO> 1978 320t An "Sxeelltnl Cat" wttb l'Ptdal map. a1r eond, 1\ett0 • J'OI ll11't1. (19). DATSUNS! 77FIO With 5 speed trans. (882R.Ll). '7'1210 Automatic wllb only 17,000mllea. <432PVJ >. 76 710WACM>M Only 15,000 original miles. (712SLS>. SADDLHACIC Y ALLIY IMPORTS 131-2040 495-4949 •1973 DATSUM240%• 4 apd, aJr, ma&a, 52,000 ml. (19SffTJ) •WON'T~T LONG!• llUYAM POISCHl-AUDI 13621 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove 631-2333 •DATSUMS• W.,.s.ledloa OfAIMocWI SALES-LEMING PARTSSERVlCE We Need Oeu Datauns ! COSTA MESA DATSUN 9'S HAllBOR BLVD. 54._..1014M21l • . 7 I ............... ...... ..• ,.... .. ..-.... -•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• '• _, ......... ,.,.,....-... ......... lr'iM Mlot. a.ported ....... .., I f'W nutcte. AUQUll 10 1171 .. -t1l ••• ,.,.,,..,.,.,,..,.,,,..,.,.,..,,., ,.,.,.,.,,..,.,.,,,..,, .,,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,., ,.,..,,.,.,..,.,..,,.., , OltA.YPILOT _ • .,.................. ._ ........... ?!! Mwn•t... 974' '81• 9710 ,.,... 9761 V.... t772 ....._.,_ ~UM4 ..._UIH • .... Xlt.IC lo aU' bat ....................... ···-·················· ....................... ···········-·········· ·-········-····· ....................................... --,. * C!CIDd,SlOloci '· • il~t\all~.A/C, •POUCHltl411• l'o)ldaCcrollat•deluae. '10\14.Gdoooll.Sl.500/ ~.... HJI Mwwy ttM C' •• t951 * UT1\.E...,. * , ...,.._ alftt ooad, S1mo AR I •lmBlack l.T Xlntcood. DOOO. t.tolr .................... •••• ... _ ........... ••••• uH••uH•0••-••HH ._ . 1 ..., ~1.oooCDUea<OOM1> a»11• 154-09&0 ,, ~~ 1111. em.mtcuaY 710&.DS SAVIA LOT 'll .. =,:::::er l'lllOIL. •1'7.0rwil.I l977 Toyota Celie• OT '70164Volvo,xlotcond. ~,r.· ta. t • cci eoter.-rCOlft c. S.¥' COii ~ RM~~~:cd Llftback-SHver wltb 73,000ml'a.'2300. oww.~ ape. VI, aatomatlc. pwr. ~~,f\dlpowtlf'll• .,_ a&.&.-• m 5 "-• llllt 2 0 b l a c ll I n t e r l o r , 673-05U, atl s. ._.. 6 bnbl tac -1 au coed., ti ---t7li ~.ooo~MGIYOl AutomaUc. air cond., C M '" HJO tor)' &lr cod .• 'raui .._. • Ll&E NEW! . . ' .L • ~ ,~ ... \ .. [·hl'.L;•• ....................... AM/Fiii atereo with I ...... UIH .. _.. .............. .-.. bueW wta 6 (ilialXT). "14 Olua. Low mil• Xlnt HOUS£ Of •lt74Wblte2.0 track tatfi. alloy wbeela, ....................... 76COMl"l•IJAL 0017_ U ,000 mil••· l3tft wuo. ...... Meeb.ome ~~-~· •uoo Ph IM .. tS, INC, ~ooomU..<J.50d) abadow tlkonJy 19,000 AMC 9toS MAIU(Y <.ma..B>. Nabers " I... I 1 1) wort. -1.. Muit Mil ---•· miles. Best offer. Pri. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............._. ~.aa -pty, Call 847-7456. ~-tap, &eatbar ha• .-..•YY _.. .. ._ 'aOMa. dlleond Mu•t •197S BhaeU 197614.MC tenor, 1p1fl pwr. aeata, Nabers .&1...,,..,.w; ,. -pu ,_,.,. d.lolll-••• N• A-II•....._ ... ooomll .. C7'lll0T) 70TOYOTA -MCOUH la<ton "'' cood. • _,.,_,,. llllt -· .,;... ttll' ........ lino All,. ._o..i.t ...... &C•o•ff (UlllRKl Alll/nl ...... ,_ tnck. Dl•,·:!Nl~,.itdlll•c .._ -t,aoo m1·a ,,_--•ft&. •T-c_. f1111'QL>. AUTOC&tla --ST . ... 1111 •tixtntcmd.DeWrebullt tMl'MIWISTU Weekend relaxer'. $2999 S77n Dlv.ofMabenC.dlBac ACBOSSCOSTF~~~CO em··--~~~:r·now Cben"1!! Stove·lcebox· PHILLOMG Nabers 14211AK•ST. ~~-----·.... --IUIDO••r ~ sleeps' A·l condition POAD ~FROMFEDCO ......,I" ........ .... t7ll :::g0e= (1'1171.9N) AUTOCIMT• COSTAMISA Oldl w fQll i:;,4..~~ ... --..,.,..,000 ~=·-= ~.:::-.~.~ .. ~ ...:r:m 'ro?:t'"'~· Dl•.olN•-CodUlac MMI" --T°'..-.f:'.':: '*7diea.(.WllHD). kaoooi.nn.._ ...,.,..,... .,..,.._0 •• bor,',. 1 II 142llAlmtST. "'=eriw;r.: AIC auo.•im ·u HtS epe. bent. __.,., .. ~o • ..-. Ill/ • 25,UUll HS7 111'1 'NaGOCOIOOtnatWllle ~~~ ........ .-aft ACROSSJ"ROM ........ I' !..~l llACHlrOITS ~ restor,d, lodl• red. Md& '9IO c:ostA.-sA mlUUDllW.SUll. ft -.. ·---· .... •DOVB8rUft ·1u1Dc!IW:lllOI ,.... ~'1'11. ate~, '8300 or 1'74TOY0TA ....................... 540o-fl" TD-5lllO tell, 'Tl Pblto. sood LWlheA.rUIMrlJ~ n:::l'~... -.54N153 COROMAWA4M>M .• Skylark, bas ever· •"-eo.•doar.,.S COlld, All/P'lll cus .• •l.....__aoed> 7••<111>1'lllei. ·• BU. reblt eog/body. <273KLEl ~i· 4-dr. air. P /S, 'TTllartV,immac! traup. '500/Beal otr. AJC.lllOl......UO ~,-:m .C:-!"9 ..... .!_ Jti:WS,:=. ~~~'.""~~fr!: 52399 .:.....:'" ... o,oeo .• =-~~~: . ...,,. ..,.,__....._ ...... •• --r1•T 74 _..., PHIL LO..._.G llnk&.,. mlllemll'J Allll P'• atereo, aood • lor.,._, ~ IGDd -.-................. 7t:::f[=:::. · " lf741Utc1 Zep•yr. Good eond. cell.118.-..e iot., Mid • Mft tofa, "Tl MueraU Bora. ·74 ~a.:0Jfl~,..,. '70'14 Eng, tires, p:itxlot, FORD LUXUS WAGON 9932 U8 . 3Zll 11 oo. rr l "7' All/Piii 1 tft atseol aoG111 bolt1 ~ SUOO. eooliq aya, :ltlnt cond. 1u 40 aa. 1 d 1 ... ~1":: AM/FM caas 67K mi. 43Autoc.enterDr. (581JPX> •••••0 ••••••••••••••• 1:30-4:30. ...., clutdl. x.btt ~.a '1Sl.all tlT,l ,00 . 148 ·0661, 764aosa.1mmo111-.e (213)429-3860or86S-0012. S.O.Fwy..lrvlne $2299 lt77CMlftOLIT ---. "JS ano. 4 apcl, All/I'll 9Dmt.P.P. ~:::gre:::=.:::= '71912E m.ooo. 768-1111 PHIL LONG COIYml 1'74MBCUltY Sl'JIO.mataell~ -mia-·"'-_ ... ...,. ,... 77•aosa10le4001~ Ex u diU ........__.. AutomaUc. All/FM I COMll'4D0oa "HS&.at. Wp. :ltlllt eond. ... -. -· -mUJU-u .ASERATI Indy 4 ?Haosa.1a.1101ei... ce entcon on. ···~ 9767 (OllJIVQ> Mpd, z.s liter _,w. inl. ~ 7 '!'!f.t white int. aeater. lthr. &U', full p~r. 640-8250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORD =·~f4i:ac~m~s 52299 1ood milea1~. radio. _G$Gt __ .. _ _. ____ _. mint cond. Overseas Im· Sl'1 •Tllll~C• 43AutoCenterDr. .....&.-1.0. YW> .. ~. "'"""n"O ..........__ -.. MS-S980 .,..., IW!ftD 1973 914 2.0, blk/blk, al· n S D a..... I in _._. · -_. ' _.._.. 'Tl 2IOZ. auto, loaded, .--or............... 7ueo111.1s. ,..., ~ lo y 1, O all d a s b . •TllUMPHI• · · n•F " e SAINM BACIC PHIL LO.._.G •IPll 3.000 ml, tt~ mo war· Mere ... lea 9740 ~·.:°:t!'=::=. $4750/bst. 645-3961 '76 TR-7, Blue, 4-sl*d. 768-SI.. VAi.UY NOUS " •---· ------ raoty ..... 101 H400•H••H••o•••nneun 'n14eOSLl-6*lllue cassette, air. (903SWS) Codillac 9911 131·204049Mt49 FOID Ol4LYSIZ71U 831·7°'S 1975 MIZ 210 :::::-i::~s;:,WHA, ~ 7itl~l·~o·Jg.g~ •• 7s00spdor. 27,000mlles ••••••••••••••••••••••• 43Auto0eoter Dr. lf7JPOJtD PINTO --SEDAN _.,. ~ •$5195• "6 T·top, A/C, ster eo S.D. Pwy.-lrvine Automatic trammiuioa. n ......., xlnl cood. A/C, · Complete with bst. 645-4782, '9Ul.86 aft ' 7L•5... ,.._.... .... .... ....... Xb'u, ............. ,, ........ ,...... SIC'• SPM ... ::··· •1.000 ml. -ti::lioil-...... W-7152 control & low miles. .:;:::::g1:1~;::: ii 811 ul.'8700~1751 fU.ltlOURYW '76 210~. A /C .• a uto, (&rl7NXH).Buyorlease. ~:!:gtg!:=:::: ·~,~~ !Wt~.:c:t!;.':o . ·1~.Y._et~., 19T.OOOmlL.&2 •t•lwl••••••'-•• nl2 117llBeadlBJvd.,H.B. .. _ -CN\ '7e•ao8lc1013911i&town a ........ air. -top, mlnt. •••••••••-Call~ .. _ _, ,__.. lt75MIZ210C n.aoSLc101a11210.-r cass. air dam. rear $7800. Firm.498-1'53or llll MUSTANG ff.a." __ &"8 __ m_.1_m __ ...,1 Stereo, eruise control, rertector. cover. snow ====~===~ _ pwr _.__.__ a.. d M11or11y or 111, .. ca 11 •r• tires $3800 842-0593 _._ 482-1850 F' A ST B A C K · V I , 12', llOZ, auto, atereo. 1 0 ~· wwuu""• • oor av .. i.ble '°' eo nu firtanclne -"-_...;,.' ,;....__· ;,_;;,,...;.;.;...;___ VWWGIJl'll 9770 • automaUc, pwr. steer· ......... ••••••••• .... • Mmteell. lowner. Clean c ll 5 -A f i 0 e .... h,...r1 10~-n• a. yellow/tan. alloys. ••••••••n••••••••••••• ~Comdy's Ca ,r 9913 inl. All/Fii cauette Ii: '72 Sebrilll +, 311. -.PP..._. .... c1 auotomoblle! Buy or CAU.TOMYl'Oll .. A&SI Bl .. l "'M /F... c·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• in e•ce"-t cooc11u--1. Sbarp! Load-". New ~r------~----1 le as~ · __ <_8_26 MIT ) . • _HOUSE ftlf tn~~:!f. ai~ bra, UM~ LARGEST • -cmsWT .... pn, pty. ~ ndlala. po.~ l!JS~ 76 Ml% 4 "SOSB. ~ ~ SB.ECTJON lt71MBCUIY offer. Ca.ll.5'W'181evea-"61 71,~.:..~ ' Oomplete ..... ,......,,, IMPOm, INC. .,. ... p ............. mi. OFUSBI vw. TEST ;. COllGAID7 ..... --. $2499 cruise control. stereo Ntce.$t850.Call644-l.39S. IMTHEAREA DRIVE C ~!.?,1 eullt l 0 P llUSTANG61cl.auic 74POMTIAC tape, pwr. windows, etc. ,..,_._. w/.._,....,..., f power. CODV.PJS.A/.CJ81VI Low, low m t le s . ....-'61Chen"f.red. A DIESEL factory air cond.. $Z3'1S.~ PHIL LONG (502.RCP). Buy or lease. 213/921-1511 "300 .ut/FMstereow/8track 1------- FOID 1141s2J..12so 544--7191 SEVILLE ~~~ !~ c!!~i oeJ:::!~wo~~ 43Aut.oC-enter Dr. o. .. ~ ... ......., •-l _,., s.O.Fwy..Irvine =======± ~•••••••••••!?~~ • (~>~5,000 miles! 1 ____ 54_7_·3_112 ___ _ 761-Slll MG 9742 mTDRIVEOU• 'Tl Rabbit, x!Dt. cond, $6999 CLASSIC ,......... •••••••••••••••••••• •• • "LI C .a.R must sell, $3500. Nabers 'fll Muat•DI va. perfect •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• '76 MG Midget. Lo mi, "' 494-2'17. concl, cberry int, rare '713*aTB,priaUne ~=====:::::::!..IAM/FM, xlnt cond. Ph OFTHEYEAR .. '73bug,neweng,AM /FM AUTOCEMTB value.$1960.673-8256 Sl7,900/ofrs.Dlr 1972MIZ.JIOc 1_~ __ 1_7_4 ______ GoolMnventory in s~k. 8trk,$1800. Di '70 lll\latang V·I . au MS-5980or642-0696 Automatic, pwr. steer~ Enjoy cant. ln a true Hurrywblleth_e1lut.! ~ l6001it\rbor81vd. v.ofNaberscadillac brakes• rad&alor. Rns YIMfUIA CCMft Landau top, v-Jr. Meer· iq • brekes •. redio • beater. (2111TDE >. Slttt Nabers AUl'OCBllB Dl11. of Nabers Cadillac 14ZSIMaST. ACBOS8 FROlll PEDCO -COSTAWISA ....... Rat 9725 ing, aircoocL &extra low sportscar. 1973 MG conv, Mll.Ac:Li CC)S{.\Mesa. 540-9100 1425 IAICB ST. ~. $1795. P . P . ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles. (929FVO>. 33M ml, xlnl cond. $2S08. MADAfRIMAULT ~~i':R ACROSS FROM FEDCO $7495 Call soon. Da)'s. William, 2150Harbor Blvd. u.,3138 bef lOam COSTA MESA ._ u 12fJ'IJJ'fl 833-348l E S48 "".,., COSTA MESA ......,. '73CoupedeVWe. very id 54A . -ust. ~. upsraded .,.J . HOWARDChenol•t · ves . ......., --------cood. stereo cass, $2600 v-flot interior. good run11ln1 F·BIBD'11ESPBrf Dove&QuailSts. 'S3MGTD.red.xlntrstm ___ 6_4_5-_5_7_0_0__ '76VWtEmE 64S-8497 cond.752·2574 Slvr/blk int. loatled Over200 Fiats to <Near MacArthur, wire whls, xtra prts. Rolls Royce 9756 8 track, slick shift, xln't 1977 Cougar XR7, im· --------Must see. Make ofter. cboosefrom plusan Jamboree&Bristol). $7,200.(213)284·2246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• condition. new tires '7SCADILLAC m,~ .. ~ u ! 8 1~ e ~-b I k 1976FORD tM0-6583evesorwknda. _ .. e ,n ft.i:ft .. selection NEWPORTBEACH _,,,..firm ea11•uc:•"'"'l COU-DIVILLE WUMamolS wt• trim. i....u•ST'"...w!!l.2+2 ......,~ 1•• "I 16 MCiil 9744 #l DEALER IN1J.S.A. _,., · ...., . ....., ni;; All equipment + Lo mi. -~ '70 Plrebird. AIC. allto. ~~.it1~t •-. or see at... Cabriolet top, full power. Seethisooelsl! P.P. <0'1'7NLE> runs grt, S850. 552-5175. MOTORS •1970MBCB>ES • •••;~;;;·.:;G·i:••••• Im ~~~VER -=~~:?. =.o~~~.::z~:Zm~ sssoo. S49-8335. $3299 1-~-SIOt _____ _ uow:,~····· 250C• ..... ...... ..... .... ROUS ROYCl COSl'A MESA wanant>. i .. ULA). Dodp ttJS PHIL LOMG .. GTO, I -· -· ---------1 Automatic, air cond, gage rack, 1.9,000 miles MO • (716NRR> $5tJ99 ••-••••••••••••••••••• -~-bmt on.. '74 Xl9, All/FM stereo. electric windows, ss.ooo <203RYQ) :..~'::::" Nabers m<>Dart, P/S,A/C. V-8, l _,_..,. --~~,·d,~!.lH~overs , miles(9ZZB'J'W) ~·a·~-CLO·ED~SUND'YS '!~l:SiJ~·":1:~~ ~t9 II Iii. SlliS. ~.~~~=· ,.., . .,_.. .,.,,. -.-i,..1.1, • ~ $6400/ofr. S48·2985 or 768-5111 .... ·---·-·•-••• ms F\at 13& Spt Cpe. Dbl --LT'D ~ 9760 647-7851 AUTO CBfTlll '72 Dart f.cyl, 4-dr. auto, '?S T-81rd. r.Jh loeded, ovdtd cam eng. Mint 131131 ...,_..., ....................... '76 Rabbit Dlx, air auto Dlv.ofNabenCadWac air, P /S. Sood coad. 01••fll1 tflS llmnac.-. Pftperty, cond.$31185.C.U548-l717, GetdlnO.-'"GMm lt72Sill seat belts. AM/FM 142SIAlaST. Sl.295.675-0388 ·---·•••••••--• S40·78H or SM·2151 ~or:..:541-:-=-.:::5066=:·-----l-2~=~~~~~~1'62 MGBM1dget,newtop, SOMMET stereo caaaette. new ACROSSFROYFEDCO Fwd 9940 740LDSWAeGM ~ "16P\atl28,2dr,boUlhtin '67 Mercedes 250SE eoaineneedaworlt.$200. 4 speed trans. and very tirell,blt/ext group, mint COSTAMISA ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOMcauesmt "11 T·Bird. Full power. '77, lllnl cond.A steal at Classic, top technical 673-9$37 clean. <505EQJ) · cond. Bestofr. 831-16'2 540.f I Of ~L I Pua. IJWJ power, fae· New ndl.als. Wife'• car. S2250.s.5M887or552·0483 oood,sunroof,4spd, Bst ~ 9746 $3295 '72 VW Blll good cond. '77CadCpedeViUe.com· tor)' air cond. •Ult Alliac121100.aez.11SZ -ofr (2'") 4""2650 -r-1' Also, new '76 Saab & '78s ....,w brakes, rebll en°, pany ex_,, car, ~2,000 ONG wheel. (148GJR). WT Bird ood I 971 FtAT · "" """ •••••••••••••••••• • •• •• at loW prices. "$1"'800 """' ~t!.I." .. ""' .. $2999 · • g DMd. full •--cou• , 72 ....,. c '761ZUSU 1 20000 ,.....,...,.._, mi's, 4 brard new D pewer. 67 M mi. orig .__, .-E '-UJ, auto, A/ ·Becker · · mmac, • BEACH IMPORTS , VW Michelin radial tires. Nabe owner $950/off (864NPQ) AM /FM.white ~xt, m1. All chevy parts. 7S convert, mags, blue, landau top. Fully rs . er. $3599 ~:,'~~ int,$5500/of• ...... 631·..., 1,:'.,.'W~.~~~~W.d. ste.eo, lo mileage. equip'd . mso. Call ~ 1 _'TW_ff{1_3-8&1 __ 4 ____ _ 'II> Wagon. new tires. gd & Jamboree Road) 645-<S!4 714/754-6601 10am/3pm, • AUTO Can"a PHIL LONG '76MB3000,tan,immac., t.rans.$2.SO/orbstorr. NEWPORTBEACH •n vw. 66,000 mi. orig Moo·Fri. '-~ •\. Div.ofNabersCadWac lt75FOID FORD stereo-.cass. $12,900. 548-7486, aft.Spm. 752--0900 owner. all service rec. '78 Sevi • --a-.-.. 1425 IAICB ST. THUHDIEUllD •n<> 1783 Meticulous ly main· lie. 3•.200 ml s. all -... ACROSS_,.,..,. ...... 43AutoC-enterDr. ...,,,. Peugeot 9748 Swedi h s ab b l tained. s2ooo firm . bl.lt,loaded,1mmaccond. rnv• ......,co (1290) S.D.Fwy-lrvine '67 250S immac cond., •••••••••••••••••••••••nows al ~varf.:c 13:9~ 640-1090 Wrnty. $13,2SO PP. u.. ........ -00op-., COSTAMISA $5399 768-5888 auto . 74.000 mi 74PEUGEOT504 HarborBl,C.M 645-1982 --------542-3973, dys. 494·1618 .• , .. ___ *-540.9109 9727 white/camel. $3,950'. DIES& SB>AM or.1..£... '74 super beetle, low mi, eves. PHIL LOMG 6454640. 7'11-1Sl8 With aircood ... AM/FM ~ 9761 AM/FM tape, $2SOO/ bsl 73 Cpe dev1·11e. take over 71 FOU 19tl8Vista Cndaer, power. fOAD •••• .. ••••••••••••• •• •• __ __;,._____ .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• -•r 897 .. ~..., W .. GO... 9 •••t _,,!or best orr-ftee ... ,_ -~RDK us. .,,_,, t I f l A " :;:-'_,., .... 43Auto,.. _ _._Dr . • _... ... ew '71 '73 4SOSLC silver/red, c~.$5(...,..595 ). •• '""vH&'Wl(VI pmt.s. x ra c ean. u 1 7_.M48/644-8722 ....,u,... mnmu" snrf.alr.AM/f'M8track --A '75VWLaGrandeBug. pwr, see to apprec. Automatic,pwr.steertng · S.D.Fwy .. Jrrine Hftll..ID .A. C-stereo, wire wheels. new Also, '77 Demos at low Beautiful silver body. bllt Gd concL 20.000 mi. Call 6'2-92160 & brakes, radio, heater & is Cutlu.u Salon. l.a:umc 761-5111 v.... A .,.. • r _ _.,_,_ '1""...,.,,.,,, prices ltbr 10t. cstm stereo 963-9602aft s C aircood. <990DSW>. cood.. loaded .u1501 olr --------MANY ......... -· 1ystem, 1.3M m1, immac. ·a m10 9917 $17n 98802 ~ QwUled Ads, your ODe" To Claa Ne "°"9! 1973 280C. dark blue. lthr. IEACH IMPORTS n213/454.e971 vw DUNE BUGGY. Rent ....................... • Nabers ...._Mew 9800 lkipllloppiJ\Mewil ceoter9.800 sunr'f ·mm S8 900 H!OOVESTREET eng reblt. sand/street '88 Rally Sport, totally UNIVERSITY Cal1673-~390. ac. ' · (NearMacArthurBlvd. s.a..... 9762 tires. Canvas top/tow new. reblt 307. dual ex-a. ~n &Jamboree Road) ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar incl. $1150,675-'870 baual, dual dist. HoUy .&UJO e....... . ............................................ . .... ,. '67 250SE. Orig ownr. NEWPORT BEACH '74 while Subaru, 2 dr carb, Mich's, tape deck. "' m1 .._... C... • GMC Cmpll svc. $.1895. Call 752,0900 sedan. gd cond .. $1800. 1973 VW. Xlot S 190 0. 9 7 9 . 4 J 3 4 or Div. of Nabers Cadillac TNCb (n4)544·3:111. 675-0283aft6 M~anical cond. ~2964.aft6. 14211AICEIST. .. 111 .... ·• _,.RarborBlvd. . PoncM 9750 Pierre,675-1179 ACRO""FROMF ......., 67 ~ M ed 1974 SUI •au . ,..._,_.... 9920 ~ EDCO eo.taMesa 540-9640 """"'· ere es, air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ....__.., -COST.&MIS.& -----_;_~~• PS. PB, AM /FM. xlnl •65156C WAec>M 69 VW Squareback, ••••••••••••••••••••••• A A '74 Civic, AM /FM cass. 4 cond. All records. strong PORSCHE (?UKBY> mechanically very ~ood. '7l Chev Klnpwood Sta 140.f I Of 1pd, 1d cond. $220 car.offer. 831-1230 Ori..i"al 1 th . . 52299 ~t ':\t: n5;;0,t0 1fceesr Wgn. PIS P/B A/C L/R .• 67 ,._,~_.._ .. 2dr 646-431Mdaya bfr3 .... ea er intenor, -1<no bfr &PM Mike, Sac. $1JJl5. 552-7104 --.."..,".,';:'.· ' ___ ....;... ___ __.•54 230SL. orig lnt, nu eng, 5000 miles on new engine. ,_,.. -.a ...,_. 9730 nu convert top. Superb Must see to appreciate. PHIL LON& 646-5458wlmds '14 MONTE CARLO 646-2022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. $8500 firm. Must Won 'tlastlongaL.. IU'llRD 'S6F--'b k Landau. aulo. A/C, ••• F rd W seU.833-T123. HARIOURVW "" .... ac · PB/PS,AM /FM.8track ...... o agon. flally '71 XJ6, lthr, air, auto. 43AutoCenterDr. S'750orbeatoffer. Sharp, runs s trong. eqwpt, gd trans. $400/or *"°· $3000 apent re· '742t0Dex.cond, 187UCallBe~~'!;; .. H.B. S.D.Fwy.-lrvine Eveninas,673-53119. 831-1503 bs t ofr. 6U·0306, fwtlbhinl to orl0 cond. $7600 pp -761 5111 .ft ... , Sill)0.173-7649 .. 499-SOOo · __ _,;.;,(831'_Tl..;..K_E:..:..> ___ 1-----·----l!llB VW w/mags & sun· '568elair,ndswork. _ .. --'-., .. _me_·------1 1'77POISCHI Toyot. 97'5 roof, AM/FM. Corvette Rnagood.$350. '77 Granada, fully ...._.,.._ 9100 ~..._ 9100 •• .. •••• .. ••••••••••••• yellow.$1115.644-8402 ~Ron. equipped, includl:J •••••••••••-•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 924 C<>UPI I 11 T f xt t * 9 OYT A '78 vw, pop top camper, moon roo • n co . With factory maoa, ·-ee1••-67rc""~•or"'~·~~~ ~·· .. : .. Of YIAI . 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The National Weather Service said that a dome of warm air that has hovered over the state for too long is beginning lo weaken. promising cooler tem- peratures. Red Blufrs two-degTee drop from ll9 Tuesday to 117 Wednes· day still left it at tbe lop of the country's temperature charts. 'No Love' Cited As Humington Residem Jumps "I jumped because I don't love my;;df anymore ... " This was the explanation given to authorities by a Hunt- ington Beach man, 22, who so m e h ow escaped death Wednesday when he climbed over the raiUng and leaped from a San 0 1ego Freeway overpass ~· r:ohcf' said he land.On the <'e r•.t>r divider benelth the Mc F 3dden A venue overcross· 1n1;. suffenng R fractured pelvis and broken arm. "He didn't gel hit by a ny cars." said Detective Sgt. Ben Chadwick. Witness Shirley Sitton of Foun- tain Valley, who spotted the vie· tim. at first reported he must have been struck by a car, police said. Traffic was controlled while paramedics summoned treated the Injured leap41r, who told them of his despon•ency. He was taken to Westminster Community Hospital after the 8:30 a.m. suicide attempt, then transferred to UC Irvin e Medical Center in Orange. The victhn wu admitt.ed for treatment of b1I injuries and psychiatric coumellng. Guard8 Warn Bathenof Jell~h Peril Beacb a"endance alon1 west Oranae Couoty 1anda dropped con1lderably Wednesday from tbe day before. when 1weaty 1n· landera ~•KM ln droves hoptq to eacape tbelr hot, muoy cllm• Seal Beacla tHeau ards. however, sald tbey have had a s ll1ht recurrence of Jellyflah 1tl111 cUH Md HunUniton State Bnc-ltte1uardf recordltd at leut h,o.un,lnddena.. . Low surf and tepid ocean wa~ ba" tJroUPt 'moN Of tM c......_ ..... ._IMNUM 1ua1..,.._~ ~r. ._,._.._.,._, tnJ .... ID SM ...... Records for the day wer e set in Stockton ( 108). Sacramento n oo ). and Bakersfield < 110 >. while San Franciscans walked around in sweaters. The high was onlv 62there. .._, Va riable high c louds with otherwise fair weather through Friday ts forecast for the San Joaquin Valley. Temperatures will be slightly cooler, with highs from 100 to 108. Wednesday WU the lSth COO· secuti ve day of more than 100· degree temperatures in Fresno and the 23rd day jn Bakersfield. the National Weather Service re- ported. Chickens, cows, and crops are s uffering from the record· breaking heat wave. Farmers report that at least 250,000 chickens in a three· county area' around Modesto have died. causing losses in ex- cess of $500,000 and creating a disposal problem. The chickens -especially the young ones -cannot withstand te mperatures that high, the raisers said: "They just drop." Dairy cows have also been af. fected by the heat wave. Milk production has dropped 15 per- cent in Tulare County, and a few deaths of cows from the heat have been reported. Produce and crop growers have their s ha r e of woe. Particularly hard hit were peaches. plums a nd walnuts. which are suCfering burns. farmers said. Huntington Cops Flay Council Action By RAYMOND ESTRADA .Jll. OfU.~,..., ... The Huntington ~ac-h City Council.may be • 'inViting all the pimps and prottltlltes in Orange County into the city,·• Police As· socialipn leader Dave Gammell charged today. Gammell was referring to the Monday night council vote that allowed the Golden West Health Spa to keep its business license. Police Chief Earle Robitaille ch arged th at the spa, 9891 Yorktown Ave .. is a front for "ii· legal and immoral activities." PTA Tenns TJl's Kojak . The Pii,--. CH ICAGO (AP> -The Na· t1onal Parent Teacher Associa· t1on today labeled CBS' "Kojak" as one of the worst shows on television -the only program to b~ categorize d as "most violent." "most offensive" and having "least overa ll quality." The top overall quality shows we r e ABC's "Donnie a nd Marie": CBS' the "Waltons": NBC's "Grizzly Adams" and ABC 's "Julie Farr, M.D." The shows were labeled after a national survey in April by 3,000 PTA members. Shows rated as poorest in overa ll Quality wer e NBC's "C hu ck Ba rriss Rab-.Rah Show." "Joe and Valerie." "Rolle r Girls,'" and .. AES Hudston Street." The CBS sboW1$ in this category were "Kojak", "Husbands. Wives and Lovers," "Another Day," "Maude." and "Ted Knight." ABC had the reweal shows in this category with just "Sugar Time." There was no immediate com- me nt from the three mator television networks. Champagne Reception? An unidentified woman complained to Huntington Beach police early today a local taxi cab driver as- saulted her by dousing her with champagne. The fracas began due to "her unwillingness to do what he wanted . . . and he would not take her where she wanted to go." according to the police re· port. P olice also r eporte d, "She didn't want a formal report. She just wanted to tell us about it." Gammell said today Hunt- ington Beach Police Association olliclals wJU meet before tbe Monday City Council session to c ons ider wh e the r buying newspaper advertisements to criticize the three elected of· ficials who voted not to close the spa. Mayor Ron Shenkman, Mayor Pro Tem Richard Siebert and Councilman John Thomas voted against closing Uae spa. ·'We just feel the citizens should know what their elected officials are doine." Gammell Huntington B('ach police ar e seeking a>i man who fits this description in connection with a rape of a 20-yeur-old Santa Ana woman July 23. Under hypnosis. the victim described the man who told her he had car trouble and n ee ded dirl'ction s t o Ne wport Beac h . H e is des<:ribed us · in his 20's. five-feet . eight-inches t all and 14.5 pounds. The rapist drove a black vinyl topped silver Toyotu Celicw with out ot state. t><>sslb)y New York. license pl utes. Eiection Set For Successor To Pope Paul VATICAN CITY (APl -The cardinals of the Ro~an Catholic Church will meet In conclave beginning Aug. 25 lo elect a suc· cessor to Pope Paul VI . t.,h e Vatican announced today. The body of Pope Paul was re· moved from Its coffin during the night and put on a low cala· falque in front oflhe great altar of St. Peter's Basilica to be viewed by thousands filing past . The funfral and burial will be Satur- day. It was a nno unced th a t Saturday's funeral Mass for (See POPE. AZ) said. • "They are basically condoning prostitution" by the 3 to 3 vote ta~en -itOnday night, Gammell added. Spa owner Fernando Andong denied police reports of alleged prostitution soUcitation at his business. Council members Ron Pat- tinson. Bob Mandie and Ruth Bailey voted to revoke the spa's business license. Councilman Don MacAllister was absent Monday. "One coun cil member ·-P..erjurg Trial <Shenk.man)_ all but.said. .he was in favor or legalized prostitu- tion." Gammell asserted.. Shenkman saftl Monday. "I do not favor legalized prostitution or the police time used to find out what goes on behind closed door s between a man a nd a woman." Shenkman said the spa "does not pose a threat to P•-lic safety and is not a major crime prob· lem ." Gammell lashed out at Coun- cilman Thomas who claimed the <See SPA VOTK, Page A2> Norton J11ry -.. -•""", _..,..: ~-. --. . . -· ..,._ __ ··- H e8rs Conflict · By KATHY CLANCY Ol U. o.llJ l"I ... St.H The last in a nearly two-week parade of witnesses offered con- fli cting testimony Wednesday in t he perjury trial of forme r Republican state senate can· didate Loran Norton. Norton is accused of commit· ting perjury before the Orange County Grand Jury during Its 1977 investigation into political campaign practices in the county. But Norton has testified before Superior Court Judge Walter Charamza that he told the truth to the jury whep he said the $5,000 given him by one-time political financier Gene Conrad was payment for services. not a caJppatgn c$onalion. Proaec:ut.lon witness and one· tin* Non.on campaign manager Gary N e wmeyer testified Wednesday be was present in Conrad 'soffice Junel , 1976, when t he $5,000 c heck was given Norton. And Newmeyer told the Grand Jury the check was a campaign donation use<l in Norton's unsuc- cessful bid for office. Am and a· He rtz, Conrad's for m er sec retary, d e nied Newmeye.r 's ver sion and said the SS,000 check was not a cam· paign contribution. She also said she typed out the check herself and testified that Newmeyer was in the reception room that day. not inside Conrad's office with Norton. Miss Hertz said her former e mployer "didn 't l ike " New meyer and called only Norton into his office. The attractive blonde also complained about her treatment by district att orney's in· vestigators "1 don't like being badgered by them . . the way they ask questions. the manner in which they treat you." she said . Miss Hertz said investigator Robert Burton had contacted her numerous limes by phone the past week, warned her "to tell the truth" and also invited her to dinner. an invitation she Trustees OK Cut Budget In Huntington Huntington Beac h City <elementary > School Dis trict trustees have approved a $12.6 milllon budget for fiscal 1978·79 that represents a $300,000 cut from last year. The new budget includes a six percent reserve f'Und. Officials said non-teachlag employee layorcs accounted for most of the budaet culs mandat- ed by Proposition 13. About 200 custodians, clerks and other non·tea~hina workers have received dlatrlcl layo(f notices. But some workers will be hired back aa more slate funds become avaUable. of· ticlals noted. At least one clerk at each •chool will be Iott due to the budtet cut, said di•trlct apokespenon Julia Stanfill. Other budatt tuta lftvolvi Ito· dent bu:sio• Hd. art er 1cbool Spotts pr'OIJ'allls. ' • Pa.reata will receiH • notice aatUnta. bUllU"'MI befM'9 tM aWt of mio.J ID Se,Uaber, Mra. StetftU Mid. declined. Burton testified he did invite Miss Hertz to dinner to place her in "a relaxed atmosphere" for purposes or his invesligatio!'l. He also said he had arranged to have another investigator seated at a nearby table to observe. · He said he called Miss Hertz <See NORTON, Page A2> You're Drunk, Californian Tells HoWfe WASHINGTON <AP> -Rep. Ronald Dellums . D -Calif .• cauaed a stir on the ftoua~ floor durina debate QO extension of the public service jobs program by asserting that some members were "slishtly intoxicated" and m any did' not know what was go- ing on. In an angry outburst Wednes· day night near the end of the 10-hour debate. Dellums said the House was doing a great dis· service to the poor by cutting back t he Co mpre h e n s ive Employment and Training Act program. "We're laughing, joking and playing games. We're tearing this legislation apart." Dell.uns s aid . "Some m embers a re sleepy, some are slightly intox- icated.'' At that. a murmur or anger s wept through the aisles. but Oellums continued that "many of us do not understand what's going on. what is being done here tonight . . People In the gallery are looking at, this like it's a sitcom <situation com· edy)." Rep. Ronald Sarasin. R-Conn., sponsor or some or the steepest cuts in the program . responded sharply, "We do know what we are voting on." "Amendments were offered in great seriousness. not in jest,'' Sarasln cont.lnued. ''And I don't see anyone playing games, and I don't see anyone intoxicated." Coa5t Weather Local nl&.ht through mid·momina low cloudi- ness. Chance of tbun- derabowers mainly early nighttime hours . Lows tonight in 60s. Highs Fri- day middle 70s at beaches to low to middle 80s In- land. INSIDE TODA 't' People mqke antde re· mark• obetd him kt ChjeCJQO televitton atraehorm4• Bill Kurtia hot IOme eompn.so- Uon -Wee UIJO,OtJO a 111ar. &e •tOf'JI, CS ... , ONLY PILOl ~/F 'Holocaust' PASAOY.NA 1AP1 NBC!> l•l fl vl a1o n m1n1 ~•ra~a Hol()('uust" bWt•pl lb(' r1om lm1 ll~ll• ror lhc.' 30lh •nr.uul Emmv AWlf,. todaJ. ~c-tvlnl t'W'('-> us IDUJ mom1nut1on~ _.. ;;iny <>thw procram. Tht• n1nt"-ht\W P<NU•tn ,,. rclvtld 16 ........uoa. tn vutw.I I> .,u cut'°aurh.•11. ,., .. th awurds to t>f' pre.ented !ill CBS on Sept 17 ~RC ' · ~lurduy Niaht Live" .. nd A BC '!( "tk-n Vttrcen Ht.. b.oots" re<'t-lved f'lllhl each und A BC .• mlnl·Mrl• "W ••hlnf~(Jfl: B~blnd Closed Ooori.." NBC'a "Our Town ·• •nu NBC'11 Down Drain R ETF'ORD England c AP 1 C1t1iens of this ht· tic mark el lo~ n woke up tod<iy to f md someone had pulled the plug m thear 200-ycar-old canal. leavm& a mile a nd a half of it high and dry Stranded in lhe mud between two locks were hundreds of Ooppmg fish and about two dozen boats used by vacationers Pohce soon solved the mystery. ~orkme~ dredg· ing the canal had pulled up a .heavy iron chain ~long with an assortment of rusty bicycles. baby carnages and bedsteads They gave 1t a yank and up came u giant wooden plu g Thl' water s lowly gurg led down the plughole and into the nC':.lrby Idle River . . .. . .. Appart:'nlly they didn't know what 1t was, said u poh ce ::.pokesr!Htn . . . . . "WL'rf! having ;; nP\\ p1ue mi.Id € ~o we can refill thl' cunal •· Cycle, Auto Crash . Kills 3 in ·orange A collision between a motorcy- cle and a car Wednesday an Ornnge left two C'yc li sls and a 56·day·old infant auto passenger dead, Orange County coroner 's deputies said today The infant. Ch;id Little of Services H e ld For Pioneer Mrs. Charte r Funeral services were con· ducted t.oday in the church she Orange. was pronounced dead ;it the scene or the 7 p.m. crash al Tustin and Collins A venues, deputies said. The cycle driver. Frank Schaub. 19, of 1300 Shaffer Sl.. Orange. died early today at Chap· m a n General Hos pital. Hi s 20·yea r ·old bro ther Rowland of 745 Russell Drive. Orange, a passenger on the CY· cle. died at 11 p.m. Wednesday at UCI Medical Center, deputies said. "Zl.:ifcld· The Ma" ""d His Women" reee1,•ed seven each. In all. NBC received 124 nom•r\111\.loM, ABC 81, CBS 88, re., 32 Hild 13 went to ayodlcat· ~d shows "Holocaust," which told of Nuzl utroclllea again1t the Jews in World War II, was oomlnated us the belt Umlted series. Individual nominations went to Michael Moriarty and Fritz Weaver as "8-t Actor" and Rose mary Harris and Meryl Streep 11 "Best Actress." G~rald Green was nominated as "Best Writer'' for his script and M.arv an J . Chomsky wa s nominated as "Best Dlrector" for the series filmed in Europe. often on the actual sites. Sam Wanamaker and David Warner were nominated for "Best Supporting Actor" in a continuing role. Tovab Feldsbuh was nominated for "Best Sup. porting Actress" in a continuing role and Blanche Baker was nominated as "Best Supporting Actress" in a single appearance. "W.Olocaust" was a program seen through the eyes of two families. one Jewish. one Nazi. played against the baC'kground of Adolf Hitler's annihilation of the J ews . Moriarty as the young l"'azi and Weaver as the Jewish <:hc·tor were the rr.&.Jor aci. versarie<i N BC's "Satu."day Night Live" 1..a~ r.ominated as th e · 'OLitstanding Comedy-Variety Series" and individual nomina· lions wenl to John Belushi and -Dan Aykroyd as .. Best &Jpport· ing Actor." Jane Curtin and · Gilda Radner as u Best SUpport- mg Actress," Dave Wilson as "Bes t Director." and to the show's 14 writers. The Emmys cover programs broadcast between March 14. 1977. and June 30, 1978 will be presented by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. f'romaPage AJ NORTON ••. five times tbe past week \o keep her informed as to whether or not she would be called as a wit· ness. Also testifying Wednesday were present and former Santa Ana policemen who had worked with Norton on the force .. • served for decades for longtjme Orange Coast resident Florence Charter. who dild Moed*y al the age ot.80. Investigators said the cycle al· legedly ran a red light on Tustin and crashed into the auto. The infant's mother, Diana Marie. driver oC the car. was treated for minor injuries and released, police said. Officers said the motorcyclists s uffered head and other injuries and neither wore a protective helmet. Norton friend Fred Pren· dergast, d former officer, rated Norton's reputaUon for honesty as "very high." "Mr. Norton is one of the few people I know who is truthful to a fault. .. he said. 4 . Rites for Mrs. Charter, a resi· dent oC Newport Beach's Lido Is le who originally settled in Huntington Beach. were at 10 a m . in the First Christian Church or Huntington Beach. Burial w as to follow al Fairhaven Memorial Park in Santa Ana. The Charters originally lived in Huntington Beach and operat· ed a pharmacy at the corner of Main Street and Pacific Coast llighway. or Ocean Avenue. They moved lo Newport Beach following the 1933 Long Beach earlhc1uake and later sold the drug store. which today is a s urfboard shoo. Sh e leaves her husband. James R. Charter or the family home, plus sons. Donald or WC\od land Hills. Charle:. of Ch~•rlotte. N C . and Ted of Dan- \•1lle Candidate Held WASHINGTON IA P l - . fame~ Clark. a self·styled "poor people's" candidate for m ayor of the nation's capital incensed at e fforts lo remove his name from the ballot. struck Philip Ogilvie. a worker for a rival candidate, over the head with a metal chair al an election board meeting Wednesd ay night. Police said they are holding Clark on a charge or assault with a deadly weapon. • ORANOI! COAST DAILY PILOT flWC>" ... (M\t0.Uf~•fol .... ~I'\(.,., ,,. __ ............... _j_""""°'-C..>I -......... '-•• ~ ....... , __ ="='-=:1!~~-::,:;..:.,~~· 1-4" Vt U•t lr'ftf\f \~ti. V•U•• .,._, ~ .... ft ~C.0..1 • ....,..._ .. ·-I\ _.,,,.., s., ...... -_.,. 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In court Wednesday, her al· torney a r gued that to cite women and not men for being nude in public above the waist denies a woman's 14th Amend- ment guarantee or equal prote<:· t1on under the law. Prosecutors said "mores of our society" dictate that men wearing shorts pass unnoticed while women in only shorts get tickets . A ruling is promised Sept. 27 by Municipal Judge Edward J . Nelson. silting in Santa Clara County, court at San Jose. Board Delays Airport Meet A public hearing on an en· vironmental impact report de· signed to chart the future of the Orange County Airport has been postponed until Aug. 30 by coun· ty supervisors. The hearing had been set for next Wednes d ay But supervisors decided this week to postpone the bearing because of their efforts to prepare for 1978·79 budget hearings next month. The Aug. 30 bearing will be at 9 :30 a.rn. on the ground ftoor of the new county Hall of Ad· ministration, 10 Civic Center Drive, Sant.a Ana. But Santa Ana Police Capt. Gene Ha nson r ated Norton's reputation for honesty as "very low " Hanson admitted he was a ·;upporter of former city police C'hief Ed Allen in a 14·year-0ld controversy between Allen and Norton. ' Santa Ana Sgt. Garv Dixon said he believes Norton doesn't knowingly lie. "I think Norton bas a pro· penslty to at times report things to others that he has heard from other people as truth and veraci· ty when in fact they may not be," he testified. ~·'So bis credibility may not be all that great but when be tells m e something I believe he believes it to be the trutb." Dix· on said. f',.._P.,,e AJ SPA VOTE. • police were trying to "railroad'' a business out or town. Gammell said Thomas' slate· ment was "ridiculous," The police association leader said, "It just goes to show the circles the council members run in . . . they feel that prostitution is okay." The mayor said the council will reconsider the spa's license revocation Monday because of the threat by the police officers group to buy the advertise-ments. Councilman MacAlllster. now on vacation, would then be placed in the role as the t.ie· breaking vote. But council member Bailey in· dtcated Monday sbe may be on vacation next week and unable to attend the meet.lna. .,.__ P"1fle ,4J POPE ••• Pope Paul wtll be celebrated by Maiion·ty Clouded an the cardinals assembled in 'I Rome and will be held in the LISBON, Portuul <AP) -open·alr atop tbe vast wbtte President Antonio R a malho marble tteps lJ\ rront or St. Eanes bas asked AUredo Nobre P eter's BHHlca, bot h un· da Costa, an engineer from one preced nted arranaementa fot a of the Salaur dic:ta.torahlp's papal requiem. great industrial empires, to The Vatlcan press office an- (orm Portugal's ninth aovem· nouncemQnl did not HY wb re menl slnc(! the llr14 revolution. the cardinals would meet for But the, tter>' reaction of th their secret b1Uotln1, but out1otit1 Soct,ltu prlmc VatJcan tourco .,kl lbat, u 1ft mlniater. Mario Soar , clO\.ldtd the past, it WoWCl moet Dlrtly bt Nobr• da Costa'• cb1nc 1 of Un· In the Htb century Slalloe ~ ~n Parlfamm-CM~t. Patterns in Glass Rectanlfult1• p,,n-.·:~ of glass cdark. straight lines 1 on t11et1 r.sE:: building in Costu Mesa reflect images cwavy patterns, from neighboring high ri$e structure. Photo of contrasting patterns on side of Downey Savings and Loan building was made Wednesday. Reflected building is nearby South Coast Plaza Hotel. Ne~ort . Cops Nab . Burglary Suspect Harbor Area law enforcement agencies are investigating a man arrested by Newport Bearh police Wednesday after pursuing him from the see n ~ of a burglary. Booked into Orange County J a il on sus picion or burglary was Arthur Barcelona, 22. Barcelona was cornered near Costa Mesa High School by Newport Beach Sgt. Doug Fleteher who chased him after the burglary was reported in Spyglass Hill. Fletcher fired a shot at the fl eeing man afte r Barcelonu abandoned his car . H~ missed. The offi cer. who had been told the suspect had stolen a 22· caliber revolver. said he fired when BarC'elona turned on him in what appeared to be a finng position. Police said the gun was stolen. It was found later m Barcelona's wrecked car According to po liC'e. the pursuit be~an at about 2 p.m. WP COP CITED ON POT PIAN1S OKANOGAN. Was h. CAP• - Omak Police Chief Dean Ran· dall and his wife Belli race trial in September after pleading in· nocent to a felony charge of possessing marijuana. whicr.. they say Mrs. Randa ll was gro wing ror e ducation a l purposes. Okanogan County Sheriff Jerry Beck seized a marijuana plant in a garden at the Randall home and also round what he believed to a be a small mari· juana plant growing inside the home on July 12 when Joy«> Austin and her teen· aged son returned to the ir home at 30 Drakes Bay Drive after an c,uting to the market. Mrs. Austin told police she was surprised to find a beat up white car parked in front of the home. When her son opened the gar age door. be noticed that an adjoining room h ad been ransacked. "Mom. we've been rebbed." he yelled as the burglar ap. parently fled out another door and roared off in his car. Mrs. Austin s upplied police with a description of the ear and Sgt. Fletcher spotted it rqoments later traveling northbound on MacArt.bur Boulevard. Perle Akins Dies at 94; Rites Slated Funeral services are scheduled Friday for longtime Huntington Beach resident and fraternal organization leader Perle Akins. who died Tuesday al the age of 94. Rites for Mrs. Akins will be at I p. m. in Pierce Brothers Smith's Mortuary. followed by entombment at Melrose Abbey in Anaheim. Mrs. Ba r bara Herman of Seaside Chapter. Order of The Eastern Star. will officiate at the services. E astern Star is a part of the Masonic Lodge and Mrs. Akins belonged to the local Seaside Chapter for more than SO years. S he leaves her daughter. Rheta A. Gillette. with whom she m ade ber home. Killer Or~red To Die TORRANCE CAP> -A 31· year·old Inglewood man bas been sentenced to die in lhe cas chamber for tbe murder of a Peruvian airline worker durine an armed robbery. Judge Bernard Lawler. follow· lng • Jury's death penalty verdict Aug. 1, banded down tbe sentence Wednesday against Lavell Frierson in Superior Court. The case will be automatically reviewed by the California Supreme Court. Frierson is the first person to be sentenced to death by a Lo6 Ange-les County jury under the state's new capitaJ punishment law. He was convicted or fint· de&ree murder. two robberies, two kidnappings and assault with a deadly weapon. He is convicted of killing Edgardo Kramer. a 29-year-old night engineer for Aero Peru and critically woun ding Guillermo Bulnes. '7. a main- tenance representative ror the airline. during a Jan. 3 robbery in inglewood. Both were shot in the back ol the ht=ad. P'11nes. a bullet still lodged in his skuL, recovered from his wounds to testify against Frierson . and his part ner. Zondre Michelle Wooley, 20. Miss Wooley was acquitted cl the charges but found guilty cl accessory to the murder. She will be sentenced Aug. 28 by Lawler. If the -s~ • dt!~\iJ )1enalty law is reversed by the courts • Frie rson must still spend the rest of his life in prison because of the special circumstances in the case. said James Ziegler. the deputy district attorney who prosecuted the case. The judge also imposed an -ad· ditional life sentence with the possibility or parole for the two kidnappings. By law. he would be eligjble for parole in seven years. If the first-degree murder con· viction were later overturaed. Frierson would still have to serve time for the kidnappings. Ziegler said . Laborer Held On Sex Rap Huntington Beach police ar· rested a Mexican field wortter Just before midnight Wednesday on suspicion of sexually assault- ing a 17-year.ofd girl. Pedro Alcanta. 21. who lives at a local farm la bor camp, re· mains in custody in lieu of $10.000 bail. He is charged with attempted rape and sodomy. said police U . James Walker. The victim told police the sus- pect assaulted her while she was walking near a field at the cor· ner of Springdale Street and McFadden Avenue. Survivor Listed Fred GonzaJes of Huntington Beach was inadvertently left off the list of survivors in the story on the death of his father. Federico S. Gonzales. also of Huntineton Beach, who died last week. The Daily Pilot regrets the omission. It's Sony's new FX-310, a 3" (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-in radio and cassette recorder. The TV has 100o/o solid state circuitry and a glare-tree screen for indoor I outdoor viewing while the radio/cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning, a sensitive built .. in electret condenser mic and lots more. The Sony FX-310. The television that lets you turn your favorite music on when your favorite shows go off. "rt'S A SONI!" . . . t•r·o•4"""""'oual '•'r\ ic ·•· •01 .di ' our he•UI•" • lc·c ,,.,,.,j, .... -- 0 1 .. . .. Irvine F~ml Planned Foi-Pope VATICAN CITY (AP> -The cardlnals of the Roman Cat.boUc Cbmcb vall Jneel UL conclave. beclnnina Aus. ~ to elect a uc: ceaaor to Pope Paul Vl, the a can announ oaay The body ol Pope Paul was re- moved from Its coffin durine the nieht and put on a low cala- f alque in rrontollbe areat aJtarof St. Peter's Baslllca to be viewed by thousands rtline past. The funeral and burial wiU be Satur- day. It wa s announced that Saturday's funeral Mass ror Pope Paul will be celebrated by all the cardinals assembled in Rome and will be held in the open-air atop the vast white marble steps. jn front of St. Peter·s Baslh ca . both un· precedented arrancemenls for a papal requiem. The Vatican press office an· nouncement did not say where the cardinals would meet ror their secr~l balloting, but Vatican· sourcei !aia lliat. as in · ~e past. it would most likely be 'tn the 15th century Sistine Cha~I. French Cardinal Alexandre Renard said in Lyon. France. on Wednesday that the conclave would probably not last more than a week and "hopefully should be over in three or rour days." Church law requires the open- ing or the conclave between 1.5 and 20 days after the death of a pope. 'Ibis meeting will beeln 19 days after Paul's death. or the total or 130 cardinals. 115 can vote. Under a decree is· sued by Paul, those over 80 years of a&e are no longer eligi- b I e . The Vatica n said 43 cardinals attended today's daily (~POPE.AZ> · Irvine School Trustees OK New Budget A S27.8 million 19'18-79 schools budget was approved Wednes- tlay by Irvine Untried School District trustees. Final adoption is scheduled for Sept. 6, following a public bear- ing al Venado Middle School. The budeet is 4.6 percent greater than last year's. It In· eludes $9.9 million in teachers· salaries, with salaries for all district employees amounting to about 68 percetit of the expenses. at S18. 'l million. Student enrollment ls expect· eel to increase 10 percent, from II , 141 to l2,963. Bus sness Superintendent Gene Hartline said that. for the first time In district history, spending per pupil is down from the previous year. from 12,022 to $2,015 per '\student. EDITION • ' AP ....... HAAYEV-MtlLEft o;:-MCHJLUFF-etfECKS THE-MERCURY-- -Over 100 Degree• for 11th Straight Day In NorJh Cool ·Trend Lowers North State to 11 7 By The Assocla&ed Presa The cooling trend that began We dnesday in Red Bluff - bringing temperatures down to 117 -is expected to continue to- d ay. spelling relief for the town that has been the nation's hot spot all week. The National Weather Service said that a dome of warm air th bas Jaover_ed ovec tbe state for too long is beginnine Lo weaken, promising cooler tem· per a tores. Red Blutrs two-degree drop frpm 119 Tuesday to 117 Wednes· daf sun left. it at the top of the eountry's temperablre cllarta. Bandit Hits Irvine Eatery A short., skinny man with long. stringy ha;r robbed Hof's Hut r estaura nt. 18850 Douglas. Irvine, of about S175 Wednesday while 100 patrons dined una ware of the holdup. The cashier said the bandit asked for change for a $10 bill then. as the employee was counting back the ,money. showed a long-barrel .22-caliber revolver and asked for more. The grubby-looking thief was last seen nmning northbound m the restaurant parking lot. He carried the money in a red· oranae plastic bag with a white drawstring. Records for the day were set in Stockton < 108). Sacramento <100), and Bakersfield < 110). while San Franciscans walked around in sweaters. Variable high clouds with otherwise fair weather through Friday is forecast for the San Joaquin Valley. Temperatures will be slightly cooler. with lugbs from 100 to 108 Wednesday was the 15th con· secutive day of more than 100. degree temperatures in Fresno and the 23rd day in Bakersfield. the National Weather Service,.... ported. Chickens. cows. and crops an s uffering from the r ecorct· breaking beat wave. Farmers report that at least 250.000 chicke ns in a tbrPP· county area around Modesto have died. causing losses in ex· cess or $500,000 and creatina a disposal problem. The chickens -especially the young ones -cannot withstand temperatures that high. the raisers said : "They just drop." Dairy cows have also been af· fected by the heal wave. MilJc production has dropped 15 per· cent In Tulare County. and a few deaths or cows rrom the heal have been reported. Produce and crop growers h ave their s h a r e of woe. Particularly hard hit we re peaches. plums and walnuts, which are suffering burns. farmers sai~. BJ &A YllOND ESTRADA JR. -.--Delt' ~Staff The Huntington Beach City Council may be "inviting a ll the pimps and prostitutes In Orange County into the city," Police As· socialion leader Dave Gammell charged today. , Gammell was referring to the Monday night council vote that allowed~ Golden West Health Spa to keep Its business license. Police Chief Earle Robitaille charged that the spa, 9891 Yorkt.Qwn Ave .• Is a front for "ii· legaLandimmoral acthtilies." Gammell said today Hunt· ington Beach Police Associat.lon officials will meet before the MOllday City Council session to Hospital's , . Holru3 Plan Moves On Faced with what they say is a 28 perceot annual turnover in personner because or a lack or affordable housing in Costa Mesa. Fairview State Hosrital officials are hoping for Cina ap- proval ol a plan to build 500 housi ng units on hospital grounds. Legislation that would allow Fairview employees and clients to have first shot at the new housing was approved this week in Sacramento by the Senate Governmental Organization Committee. .. The housing plan will go before the Senate Finance Com· mlttee in two weelu. FairTlew'a Director. Dr. <See llOCJSING. Pa1e AZ> lroine Plan: Is It Braing Or BWJsing? People looking in on the doings at the Irvine City Council Tues· day must have wondered what in the world is going on in that city. They easily might have been confused about whether the council approved an application for state funds for a busing pro- gram -or a bussing program. Councilmen themselves com· mented about the language or the application describing the proposed park -and-ride transportation service. Read the exuberant staff analysis: "The site would pro- vide bus/van loadinf areas, l iss-and·rlde dropof /pickup reas, bicycle storage/parking and passenger aheltel'.'' "Well," sighed an Impressed Mayor Bill Vardoulis. "That's pretty much all-encompassing." The council assured members of the audience that In the language of bureaucrats "kiss- and·rlde" nevertheless ls just a buslq prolJ'am. Totlay'• C::le8llll N.Y. Steeb , 1978 TEN CENTS consid e r whe the r buylng newspaper advertisements to cr iticize the three elected of. ficials who voted not lo close the spa. Mayor Ron Shenkman. Mayor Pro Tem Richard Siebert and Councilman John Thomas voted against closing the spa. ··w e just feel the citizens should know what their elected officials are doing," Gammell said. ·'They are basically condonine prostitution" by the 3 to 3 vote taken Monday night. Gammell added. Spa owner Fernando Andong denied police reports of alleged proslilution Solicitation at his business. Council members Ron Pat- tinson, Bob Mandie and Ruth Balley voted lo revoke the spa's business license. Councilmu Don MacAllister was a bsellt Monday. "One counci l member <Shenkman) all but said be waa in favor of legalized prostitu· lion," Gammell asserted. Shenkman said Monday, "I do not favor legalized prostitution or the police time used to find out what goes on behind closed doors between a man and a woman." Shenkman said the spa "does nofpose a threat to public safety <See SPA VOTE, Page A2) Down-DPaln Pulled Plug Empties Canal, RETFORD, England <AP> -Citizens of this lit· tle mar}set town woke up today to find someone had pulled the plug in their 200-year-old canal, leaving a mile and a half of it high and dry. Stranded in the mud between two Jocks were hundreds of flopping fish and about two dozen boats used by vacationers. Police soon solved the mystery. Workmen dredg- ing the canal had pulled up a heavy iron chain along with an assortment of rusty bicycles. baby carriages and bedsteads. They gave it a yank and up came a giant wooden plug . The water slowly· gurgled down the plughole and into the nearby Idle River. "Apparently they didn't know what it was," said a police spokesm an. "We're b aving a new plug made so we can Tefill the canal." \ Poll:· aoo/~ Oppose Carter's Running • NEW YORK <AP> -Half of the American people do not want President Carter to run for re· election in 1980, compared with four out of 10 who want him ln the race, an Associated Press· NBC News p0ll shows. NY Welfare (;one to Dogs ALBANY. N.Y. <AP> - Some dogs in New York soon are going lo be aided by welfare. Gov. Hugh Carey's of. rice said today he has signed a bill requiring ex· tra wellare grants to pay for food for the seeing-eye dog s who help blind welfare recipients. The amount of the extra erant will be de\ermlned later by regulations of the Department of Social Services. and the cost shared between the state, local governments and the federal government. This subStanUal opposition k> the White House inc um bent baa been built as Americans' rating of Carter remained at the lo~ levels of his administration, tbe poll found. Carter's job rating has dipped so far in six months that it ia below that which the public now gives Richard Nixon in looltlng back on his years in the Oval ()I. fice . More than a third of those who voted for Carter in 1976 say they do not want him to run again in two years, the poll also showed. There was at least one bright spot for the president in the find · ings: public trust in Carter -as distinguished from his job rating -rose again this month. Thal upward move continues a trend which began earlier this sum· mer after 15 months of decline. The latest poll was taken Mon· day and Tuesday. The maJority of the l,600·lelephone interviews were completed before it waa announced that Car\er would m ee t wi th Israeli-Prime (See POLL, Pa1e AZ) Coast Ans Hall Appeal Blasted in lrvi11'3 .... Weather Local niaht tbrou&b mld-momina low cloudl· nesa. Chance of tbun- derahow~ mainly early nl1httlme hours. Lows tonleht tn GOI. Hlaha Fri· day middle 70s at ~aches to low to middle iOs in- land. IN81DB T08A 'Y Peoolt makt tnfde re· marb about him but CIUcogo tffll>f•fbft aradorman sm K1'101 hoa tomf CompeMG· ''°" -Uke '300,000 Q MfClt. ~t 1CO'JI, C$. • ..... ·/ Oelty ~ ..... ....,......_ POLICE INV£8TIQATOAI EXAMINE SCENE OF VAN·AUTO CRASH IN IAVINE 3-ye8f'dd Bor Crttkalty lnJured After Heavy Vehicle Rammed Into Car 'Holocaust' Tops in TJ"a Emmy Noda PASADENA <APt -NBC's tele vision mini -se ries .. Holocaust" swept tbe nomina- tions for the 30th annual Emmy Awards today, receiving nearly twice as many nominations as any other procram. The nine-hour program re- ceived 16 nominations in virtual- ly alJ categories for the awards to be presented on CBS on Se})t. 17. CBS' "All in the Family" and NBC's "King" received nine each. NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and ABC's "Ben Vereen -His Roots" received el&ht each and ABC's miniseries ·'Washington: Behind Closed Doors," NBC's "Our Town" and NBC's "Ziegfeld : The Man a nd His Women" r eceived seven each. In all, NBC received 124 nominations, ABC 91, CBS 88, PBS 32 and 13 went to syndieat· ed shows. ''Holocaust ." which told of Nazi atrocities against the Jews 1n World War II, was nominated as the best limited series. Individual nominations went to Michael Moriarty and Friu Weaver as "Best Actor" and Rosemary Harris and Meryl Slreep as "Beat Actress." Gerald Green wu nominated as •·Best Writer " for his s cript and Ma rvin J . Chomsky was nominated as "Best Director" for the series filmed in Europe, often on the actual sites. The Emmys cover pro1rams broadcast between March 14, 1977, and June 30, 1978 will be presented by the Academy or T elevision Arts and Sdences. Ii',... PflfleAJ POLL ••• Minister Menacbem Betln and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at Camp David next month to try lo restart the stalled Middle East peace talks. Fifty percent of those ques- tioned said they do not want Carter to nm for re-election in 1980. Thlrty-ei1ht percent said they would like to see taim run. Twelve percent were undecided. The nation's Democrats were split on a Carter re-election bid. Hall of the members of bis own party said they want Carter to run for re-election. The remain- in1 ball were not so sure: 38 per· cent don't want bim to run and 11 percent were undecided. Among Republicans, 26 per- cent would like Carter to run, with 66 percent aaylna tbey don't went him to run. The rest were undecided. The crucial and larae group of independent voters split 53-33 aaainst a Carter re-election bid. p,....p11pAI HOUSING •.. Frank Crinella, said the hospital faces a "'crisis situation" because of a high turnover In paychlatric technicians end nurses at the hospital. He said many employees are forced to commute great dis- tances ·because they are unable to afford housing near work. Final· approval of leglslaUon s ubmitted by Assemblyman Dennis Mangers, 0 -Huntington Beach, would allow Fairview to lease about 60 of its 380 acres to a private developer for construc- tfon. • The Costa Mesa Citv Council recently reviewed preliminary development plans which call for construction of 268 apart- ments, 77 condominiums and L57 single family homes. None of the structures would exceed two stories. They wouid be located at the northeast cor- ner of hospital grounds near Harbor Bouleva rd and the southesast corner overlooking the Costa Mesa Golf Course. Cr inella said bids for the project could go out as early as Sept. ts. Costa Mesa Councilwoman Arlene Schafer. who recently tour~d the facility with Coun- c i Im a n Dom Raciti , said hos pital officials plan to discuss any concerns about the project with Costa Mesa residents. Crinella has promised a high· quality development that be says would reduce traffic con- gestion beca u se hospita l employees would no longer be traveling through the city. Fairview employees would have preference in purchasing or buying the new units. Next in line would be patients who would occupy the units in preparation for a return to community life. Remaining units could be rent- ed or bought by Costa Mesa resi- dents whose incomes do not ex- ceed 80 percent of the median an· nual income for the area, esUmatedatS18,000. Board Delays Airport Meet A public bearing on an en- vironmental impact report de· signed to chart the future of the Or,ange County Airport has been postponed until Aug. 30 by coun- t y supervisors. The bearing bad been set for n e xt Wedn esd ay . But s upervisors decided thls week to postpone the bearing because of their efforts to prepar e for 1978· 79 budeet hearings next month. The Aug. 30 hearing will be at 9:30 a.m. on the ground floor of the new county Hall of Ad- ministration, 10 Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana. Boy Critical After Irvine Auto Accident A 3-year·old boy was in crltlcal condition today wilb wh at police described as massive head injuries, after the car in which he was-riding col· tided with another on an Irvine street. C hris Woo d 's mothe r , Virginia, 21, of Westminster, also was iterit>usly injured and taken t-0 -Tus tin C1>m1D11ttlty Hospital. She was repc>rted in s atisfactory condition, being treated for a broken taw and fractured ribs. Police identified the driver of their car only as a 17-year-old boy. The driver suffered minor bruises and scratches, accord- ing to police. His name was withheld pend- ing an investigation of the 7: 11 p.m . erash on Jeffrey Road, near Walnut Street. in front of the Meadows mobile Mme park. The driver of the car , iden- tified as Robert .P'ricke of Anaheim, reportedly was unin- jured. fi',....PageAJ SPA VOTE •• and is not a major crime prob- lem." Gammell lashed out at Coun- cilman Thomas who clairftd the police were trying to "railroad" a business out or town. Gammell said Thomas' state- ment was "ridiculous." The police association leader sa id. "It just goes lo show the circles the council members run in . . . they feel that prostitution is okay." . The mayor said the council will reconsider the spa's license r evocation Monday because or the threat by the police officers group to buy the adverliae· ments. Councilman MacAlliater, now on vacation, would then be placed lo the role as the Ue- breaking vole. But council member BaUey in· dicated Monday she may be on vacation next week and unable to attend the meeUna. Teen Held In Assault Try SAN DIEGO CAP) -A 17- year·old boy tried to trick police into killing bJm in desJ)ondency over loalna his girl friend, in· veatl1ators say. The youth was brandishing a shovel at a group of people and hen a policeman arrived be start· ed swinging it at the officer, taunt- ing him to shoot. Cycle, Auto Crash Kil/,s 3 in Orange A cotllalon between a motorcy- cle and a car Wednesday In Oranae left two cyclists and a 58-day-old lnf ant auto pasaenger dead, Oranae County coroner's deputies said today. Tbe Jnfant, Chad Little of Oranae, wu pronounced dead at the 1cene of the 1 p. m . crub at Tu1ttn and Collini A venuea, deputleuaid. Tbe cycle driver, Frank Scb1ub, 19, of UOO Shaffer St., -Oran1e, died early tod1y at Chap. •man Ofneralff~pltal. Hh 20·)'tlf·old brother Rowland of '7'5 ftUUell Drive, Oran1e. a pauqer on the cy- cle. dled at 11 p.m . Wldnttday at UCI Medlcal Center, deputltS 1ald. lnvesticatora 111d th• cyclt al· l•ttdly nn a red llaht on TUIUn • and crMhed lnto tM auto. Tbi lnfut'1 mother, Diana Marte, driver oft.be car, wu trHtod for minor lnJwie1 and rtlea1ed, »OlleenkL Ottlcera said the motorcyclJ.at.a suffered~ and ot.tier lnJurtes and neither ~re a protective helmet. Park Showdown r Eun Zone's Fliture Dispute Crux BJ IOANNE aEYNOLD8 °' .. .,..,,.... ..... A confrontation between the new ownera of the Balboa Fun Zone and the amusement area's operators appeared beaded for a ahowdown today over the future of the waterfront property. At issue ta a pend1n1 decision p;... P.,,e AJ POPE •• ·• meetin1 of the Conere1at1on of Cardlnala, which la running church affairs until a new pon- tiff is chosen. Moat of the rest w're o~ their way to Rome. Amons ~card.Ina~ vtewed aa leading papal candidate.a are. three ltallana -Se r1io Pianedoli. 68, Sebastiano Bai - gio, 65, and Giovanni Benelli, 57 -and Cardinals Eduardo Plronio, 57, or Argentina and Johannes Willebrands. 68, of the Netherlands. At St. Peter's. Vatican of· ficiala hurried the mourners 12 abreast past the bier . But at noon. ""' hours after the great btonae doors of the basilica were open~,_Ulere was a 20-mlnute wait In line, and the crowd was growing. Although the body had been embalmed, deterioration ap- peared to be setlina in. The facial features were deformed, and the skin had a brownish tinge. Four ventilating rans were in- stalled around the catafalque. The plain_ oak colfin was brought to Cbi-istendom 's lar1est c burnb Wedn esday eve - ning from the papal summer-' residence at Castel Gandolfo, 13 miles south of Rome. where the 80-year-old leader of the world's Roman Catholics died Sunday ni~bt c1fter a heart attack. Four Swiss guards. dressed in their ancient multi-color uni- forms and steel helmets, stood rigid at the four corners or the bier. It was flanked by a crucifix a nd a single burning candle, symbolic of eternal life. Woman Fights For Topless &pudity Rigltl SAN DIEGO IAP> -Karen Anderson says it's illega l in the United States for police to cite a woman wearing nothing over her breasts while topless men go free. She was cited March 2S at Black 's Beach. In court Wednesday, her at- torney argued that to cite women and not men for being nude in public above the waist denies a woman's 14th Amend- ment guarantee of equal protec- tion under the law, Prosecutors said ''mores of our society" dictate that men wearing shorts pass unnoticed while women In only shorts get tickets. A ruling is promised Sept. 27 by Municipal Judge Edward J. Nelson, sitting in Santa Clara County court at San J ose. Firemen Return by new owners Ralph Gray, AJ. len SenaU and Bob Seling over whether to retain the exiaUna operation. Operaton BUI Kennedy, who own11 the ride conceaaion, and Bill Olson, who OWDJ the arcade conceasion, said they set today aa tbe deadline for the decl1lon. The twp men say they want to know whether they'll be aUowect to stay on. '1If we don't bear from them today," Kennedy aald, "I'm 10- ing to sell off my equipment and clear out." Gray said this morning be hoped to have a llecision today, "if all goes accordin1 to plan," but be refused to dlacusa what that decision milbt be. _Ohvi o.udy Angr)'r Gray charged . Kennedy and Olson with mastenntndlna a publicity campaign aimed at making the new owners look bad and generating sympathy for con- tinued operation of the Fun Zone. "In fact, if you print anything at all a~ut the Fun Zone, we'll kick everybody out as of the first of tbe month." be declattd. Gray charged the bulldln1s U~at s urropnd the property between the bay. Palm and W a1thin1ton avenues and Bay Avenue "ought to be con- demned," but haven•t because of ''meddling by politicians." He said iJe and hia partners have been · ~able to get In- s urance for the structures that were built in 1923 and further contended that Kennedy's ferris wheel has not been inspected for safety in more lbao three years. A .,year ~o the machine. was dismantled for what Kennedy described then as an annual ln- s p e ct ion . and maintenance check. Gray said be and bis partners were only interested in improv- in1 the area. but tbelr efforia have been blocked by Kennedy and Olson. He also charged that the Beek family, which operates the fe rry running between Balboa Island and the Fun Zoae, haa blocked their attempts to up- grade tbe property. "The Whole area la a wreck," he added. "I wouldn't let .my kids go down there and play . ., Gray was asked wby he purchased the property. ''We bought It for doing sometbblg else with it In the future," be said. The f\m 7.one waa tbe center of a dispute in the early 19708 that luted nearly three yean; whe n a prior owner, John Konwise!1 . bad city permluion to raze me aging structures to build condominiums. A lawsuit and the t'oanat commission finally klJJed that plan and the land was boucbt by Laguna Federal Savings and Loan which sold It to Gray, Senall and Seling in June for Sl.05 miWon. Olson, who's had his con- cession 16 years, and Kennedy, who's lea&ed his coneession for 12 years. said they doubted the Fun Zone could be operated at a profit to the new owners, given the selling price. They also said the laclr of year around customers would malle a retail commercial development in the area unprofitable. Since Konwlser's efforts failed. housing is apparently out. so what could be done with the property? "WeU," Olson said. "There's 211 feet of frontage here and the property line-extends-into the water about 100 feet . I think the y'd like to. develop a marina." ' Gray conceded a marina is be- ing considered by the new owners. WICHITA, Kan. <AP > Firefl1hters returned to their jobs today followtn1 a late-nipt plea by union president William Cook. Dlllr .......... ., ticlltf'4t ..- BALBOA FUN ZONE FERRIS WHEEL STILL IPINNUfQ But Future of Wllterfront PropeftJ Up In tM Air It's Sony's new FX-310, a 3" (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-in radio and cassette recorder. The TV has 1000/o solid state circuitry and a glare-tree screen for Indoor I outdoor viewing while the radio/cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning, a sensitive built-In electret condenser mlc and lots more. The Sony FX-310. The television that lets you tum your favorite music on when your favorite shows go off. ... , • . . 1•1-.dc• ....... iu11.tl ,,.,.,,..,.In ·"' , ""' lin1t1", le·c·lront•' • .J 11 ' I f. l VATICAN cm (AP) -~ cardlftal.!; ot the Romar. Catbotic Church wU1 meet '" eonclave be11nnln1 Aug 2!> lo elect a s~· cessor to Pope Paul VI. tbe ·1 attcan ~ eoda)' Tb• bocb ol Pope Paul wu re- moved ltom lta rot'fl11 durln1 the alaht and put on a low cata· talque ID rrortofthe sreat attar of St. Peter's Basllica to be vlewed by tbOU&ands f1Hn1 past The funel'&J and burial will be Satur· day. It was a nnounced that Saturdays funeral Mass tor Pope Paul will be celebrated by all the cardinal:; assembled In Rome and wiJI be held ill the open-air atop the vast white marble steps 1n rront of St. Peter'.s B.ul)J ca. both un. precedented arrangements '°" .1 pap.ii requiem. Titf. Vettffn ~ ~itt1Ht-­ nouncement did not say whue the cardinab would meel for their ncret balloting. bvl Vatican sources .>aid that, as in the past, it would most likely be in the J5tb cer.tury Sistine Chapel. AP wt ......... HARVEY MILLER OF RED BLUFF CHECKS THE MERCURY Over 100 Degrees for 11th Stra"ht Day In North French Cardinal Alexandre Renard said in Lyon, France. on Wednesday that the conclave would probabl:t not ,ast more than ~ 'A eek and "hopetlAiiy should be over in three or four days." Church law requires the open- ing of the conclave between LS and 20 days alter the death of a pope. This meeting will begin 19 days after Paul's death. or the total of 130 cardinals, 11$ can vote. Under a decree is· sued by Paul, those over 80 yean. ol aee a~ no lonaer eli&J· bte. Tbe Vatican said 43 cardlnala attended today's dally meeting of the Congregation of CllrdinaJs. which la running church affairs until a new poo. tiff la daen. Moet or the reat were on their w_, ~ Rome. Am0f18 the carcttnala viewed as leading papal candidates are three Italians -Sergio Pignedoli, 68, Sebutiaoo BaJ(· gio, 65, and Giovanni BeneHl, 57 and Cardinals Eduardo <See POPE, A2> 'lJl's 'Kojak' Wndemnedby National PTA CHICAGO <API -The Na· tior>al Parent Teacher Associa· lion today labeled CBS' "Kojak" as one of the wont shows on television -the only program t.o be cat egori'led as "mos t • violent," "most offensive· and having ·•teut overall quality." The top overaU quality shows we r t> ABC's ·'Donnie and Marie", c~· the "Walton&"; NBC ·, .. Grizzly Ad'ams" and ABC's "Julie Farr. M.D." The sboW! were label~ alter a natiooal survt-y in April by 3,000 PT A memben. ShowJ rated as poorest In overall quaU\y were NBC·s "Chuck Barrlu Rah· Rah Show.'· "JQC s nd Valerie," "Roller Glrh," and "AES Hudsloa Street " Cool Trend Lowers North State to 11 7 By. 'Ille Associated Press The coolin~ trend that began Wednesday in Red Bluff - br_inging temper atures down t.o 117 -is expected to continue to· day , spelling relief for the town that bas been the nation's hot spot all week.. 'fbe NaUonal Weat.\er Service said that a dome of warm air tbet bas hovered over the state for too lone is l>e1innln1 to weaken, promitJin& cooler tem· peratures. Red Bluff's two-degree drop from 119TUeSday to 117 Wednes· day s\ijJ left it at the top of the countr§rls temperature charts. Records for the day were set in Stockton <108), Sacramento < !00), and Bakersfield (110>. whil£ Sal' F"'anciscans walkea arour.~ in sweaters. The high was onlv 62there. Variable high clouds with ot nerwise fair weather through Friday is forecast for the San Joaquin Valley. Temperatures will be s;tghtly cooler, with highs from 100 to 108. Wednesday was th.-lSth con- seculi Y'.? day or more than 100· degree temperatures in Fresno and lhe 23rd day in Bakersfield. the National Weather Service re· ported. Chickens. cows, and crops are suffe rir\g from the r ecord· breaking heal wave. Farmers report that at least 250.0CC c~kk-ens In a t hree· count)' area &l'Ol.r.c Moae.sto have died, causing losses in ex· cess of $500,000 ud creating a disposal problem. The cblckem -especially the youne ones -cannot-withstand temperatures that bigb, the raisers said : "They ju.st drop." Dairy cows have also been af. fected by the heat wave. Milk production bas dropped lS per· cent in Tulare County. and a few deaths of cows from the beat ha"e beef' reported. P roduce ana c1~op grower.' h ave their sh are of woe . ·Particularly h a rd hit were peaches. plums and walr.uts, which are s uffering burns. rarmers said. Cott.on and cauliflower crops were wilting, they said , and Fresno gr ape farmer s were scrambling to harvest the crop. eveo though the fruit isn't fully mature. :Earns 18 Mentions 'Holocaust' Leads Emmy Nominatiom PASADENA <AP> -NBC's televllion D)ini -serles ''Holocaust" swept tbe nomina- Uona ror the 30th annual Emmy Awal'U today, receivlDI twice H many oomin1tion1 as any other pl'Olfam. The nine-hour prosram re· eeived JS nomtnatioa1 in viftwll· ly all calegOfies for the awaf'ds to be presented OP CBS on Sept. 17. . NBC's "Saturday Nilht Live" ~d ABC's "Ben Vereen ,-Hi. Root.11" received eight each and ABC 'a mlni·aeries "Washington: Behind Cleled Doon,'' NBC'$ "Our Town" and NBC's "Zie1feld: Tbe Man and His Women" recei\'ed seven each. In au, NBC received 124 nominatton.s, ABC 91, CBS 88, PBS 32 knd 13 went to syndicat- ed shows. • By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of .. o.itr NM ltllft The Huntington Beach City Council may be "inviting all the pimps and prostitutes in Orange County Into the city,'' Police As· sociation leader Dave Gammell charged today. Gammell was referi:ing to the Monday night council vote that allowed the Golden West Health Spa to keep its business license. Police Chief Earle RobitailJe ch a rged that the spa. 9891 Yorktown Ave., is a front for "II· legal and immoral activities." Gammell said today Runt· ington Beach Police Association oUi_,::i~ls will meet before the Monday City Council session to Witnesses Wnflict in Norton Case l!-1 KATHY CJ.ASCY Ot•Oellyl't ... li.ff The last in a nearly two.week parade of witnesses offered con· flicting testimony Wednesday in the perjury trial of former Republican slate senate can- didate Loran Norton. Norton is accused of commit· tine perjury before the Orange County Orand Jury ,Aluring ita 197':' i nvesti1auon into politico! campaign practices in the county. But NOJ1on has testified before Superior Court Judie Walter Charamza that he told the truth lo the jury when he said the $5,000 given hilJl by one·llme political financier Gene Conrad was payment for 1ervices, not a campalp donation. Prosecution witness a nd one· time Norton campaign manager Gary Newmeyer t estified Wednesday he was present in Conrad's office June 3, 1976, when the SS,OOC c heck was given Norton. And Newmeyer told the Grand Jury the check was a campaign donation used In Norton's unsuc· cessful bid for office. Amanda Hertz. Conrad's form e r ~ecretary . denied Newmeyer's version a nd said the $5,000 check was not a cam-paign contribution. She a1ao said she typed out the check herself and testified that Newmeyer was in the reception room tha t day. not inside Conrad's office with Nonon M isi.J Hertz said her former t>A"t',oyer "didn 't like" Newrrc::•er ard called only Norton illto t-!s offtco: The attractive blof'Ot:, d!so complained about her treatinen• by district a ttorney's in· vestigators. "I don't like being badgered by them . . . the way they aak questions. the manner in which they lreat you," abe said. Mils H~rt.1 $Bi~ lrvestigator Robert Burton ~~<i ccr.•,cted her numerous times t-y -phort> the past week, warned her ·tc tell th~ truth" and aJso Invited her to dinner. an invitation she declined. Burton teatlfted he did invite M tsa He.rtJ to dinner to place her (See NORTON, Pi1e A2) Altera ... N.Y. Steeb ' • I j . .. ) THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 11978 TEN CENTS j conaide r whether buying news paper advertiseme nts to criticize the three elected of. ficlals who voted not to close the spa . . Mayor Rol1'Shenkman, Mayor Pro Tem Richard Siebert and Councllman John Thomas voted against closing the spa. "We just feel the citizens should know what their elected officials are doing," Gammell said. ~" "They are basically condoning prostitution" by the 3 lo 3 vote taken Monday night. Gammell added. Spa owner Fernando Andong den1ed polie~repom of alleged prostitution solicitation at his Down business. Council members Ron Pal· tiJJson, Bob Mandie and Ruth Ba lley voted to ..revoke the spa's business license. Councilman Don MacAllister was absent Monday. ''One counc il member <Shenkman) all but said be was in favor of leealized prostitu· lion,'' Gammell asserted. Shenkman said Monday. ''I do not favor legalized prostitution or the police time used to fmd out what goes on behind closed doors between a man and a woman." Shenkman said the spa ''does not 1>0si a lhttat to p.ublie safety- < See SPA VOTE, Pa1e AZ> -Drain Pu/Jed Plug Empties Umal RFTFORD. E!'l?land <AP) -Citizens Qf tt}is lit· llr rnar~e'. '.own wcl..t l•v tod:.w tCI fmrl !om eone had oi;lle<l ~ll~ olui: in t.he1r 200-year-o!d c;anal. leaving a mile and a hair 0 1' it high and dry. . Stranded in the mud between two locks were hundreds of flopping fish and about two dozen boats used by vacationers. · Police soon solved the mystery. Wor~men dre<lg· ing the canal had pulled up a beavy iron ch·ain along with an assortment of rusty bicycles. baby carriages and bedsteads. They gave it a yank and up came a giant wooden plug. The water slowly· gurgled down the plughole and into the nearby Idle River . ''Apparently they didn't know what it was," said a police spokesman. ''We're having a riew plug made so we Ciilll refill the canal." Dana Point Pytlwn Slithe-rs After Food If you're a chicken. you might want to look both ways before you step into a dark corner in Oana Point. Ch !rken~ are fair game. al least in the eyes of Montv, ~· Burmese python who fled his home on Granada Street two weeks ago and might be having thoughts soon of sitting down to his monthly live chicken dinner. M only. th e pe! <'f Chris Beetha , was last fed a wee~ before be escaped. A friend said it's s till not known how the pet snake. who lived in a dresser tirawer, managed to nee the B'et;tht: home. The friend. who asked not to be Identified. said Monty is 10 . feet long and is "rather brown." The python is non.poisonous and quite gentle. she said. It is extremely unlikely to harm a humdr anj probably wouldn't even ec.l :: ca•. or l'rnJll dog since, she said, it's .. a finjcky eater.'' If you find him coiled up. you can contact his owner by caJllng 496.1459 ~ut ii tr.a~' l UTl' out that Momy already had his eye on a food supply when he m ad e his getaway. His owner lives behind a Kentuc ky Fried Chicken resta urant. Clemente's Coastal' . Panel Bears Limits By ANNE COOPER °' .. ...., .......... San Clemente coastal plan· "1"g· curre~tly in its pre· \lmir,.iry !lt~e l.fith regionaJ Cahiom:«' Cou~aJ CommiMlon staff, will be littLted tq sht strict· ly-coasW llsues. At a Coastal CommiHlon meeUn1 Wednqday In San Clemente. reJCtonal commisalon • DAILY PILOT Killer Onkred To Die TORRANCE I AP) A 21· \car old ln&lt'wood m•n hu tM! en sentt>ncf'd to dll' 1n lbc JU l'h.tm~r for the murder or • l''°ru' lim uirhnl' worker dunna J 0 •• rttled l'\>bbery Judat-Bemard wwlt'r, follow· 1na1 u Jury's death pen1alty \'t<rdlct AUi I. handed down U.. aeotence W dnt1d•y •t•lnat L.a vell Frlf'r"on 1n Supulor Cuurt The cw.t> will be 1tutomaucally rev1ewed b) the California !iupreme Court lo'r1 erson b l.be first person t.o bt.• sentenced to doth by a Los An&el~ County jury under Ult> state's new capital punishment la ... H e WB:. COOVIC\t"d of ltrst- degr~e mur~r. t.-o robberies. tw~ k1dnapp1n1s and assault w1tb a deadly we.-pon He 1s convicted or kalhng Edgardo Kramer, a 29-year-old fltght en$Cm~er for Aero Peru a nd crit1cally wounding GuillPMTIO Bulnes. 47, a main- tenc1'l<"~ representabve for the airline. during a Jan. 3 robbery ,,. Inglewood Both were srot in the hack of the head Bulnes a bullet still lodged m bis skull, recovered r: n. his wounds to testify .against Frierson, and his partner, Zondre Michelle Wor,ley, 3> M i!o ... Wooley was acquitted or tt>~ t•harges but found guilty or .:1<.u ·::"rv to the murder She "'ill be 'sentenced Aug. 28 by L:i 'A-ler H Lhe slate'• death penalty Id \'II 1s reversed by the court.s. Fr1erson must still spend the rest of bis life In prison because of the special circumstances in the case. said James Ziegler. tbe deputy district attorney who prosecuted the case. The judge also imposed an ad- ditional life sentence with the possibility of parole for the two kidnappings By law. he would be eligible for parole m seven years If the firsl-degret-murder con· v1ction were later overturned, Frierson would still have to serve time for the kidnappings, Ziegler said f'""'8 Page A J NORTON ••. in "a relaxed atmosphere" for purposes of Ins investigation. He also said he had arranged to have another investigator seated at a nearby table to observe. He said he called Miss Hertz five times the past week to keep her informed as to whether or not she would be called as a wit· ness Also testifying Wednesday were present and former Santa Ana policemen who bad worked with Norton on the force. Norton friend Fred Pren- dergast, a former officer. rated Norton's reputation for honesty as "very high." .. Mr. Norton is one of the few pl!ople I know who is truthful to a fault." he said But Santa Ana Police Capt. Gene Hanson rated Norton's reputation for honesty as "very low." Hanson admitted he was a Sl.ij)porter of former city police cbief Ed Allen m a 14-year-old controversy between Allen and Norton Santa Ana Sgt Gary Dixon said he believes Norton doesn't knowingly he. • • f think Norton has a pro- pensity to at limes report things lo others that he has heard from other people as truth and veraci- ty when in fact they may not be. ·' he testified. ''So his credibility may not be all 'hat great but when he tells me something I believe he ~lieves it to be the truth," Dix· on said ORANGI COAST LlllC DAILY PILOT Laguna cr .. lae• ._Cops Answer ·Double Call Police, firemen and paramedics, wbo aped to the • scene ot an accident In Lapna Beac~ Wednesday found tbem1elves doing double duly when four can collided minutes latfr acl"088 tbe street. Three women were Injured, but none of tbe lrtjurles were believed to be serious, firemen said. They returned to treat Elizabeth Green Co~lson, 57, of 4002 CalJe Sonora In LalWN Hills. She rePorted that an old neck 11\jury bad been aggravat- ed and that she wotild drive herself to tbe hospital. She was treated but not bospitallHd at Saddleback Community Hospital. No injuries were reported to the other two drivers. Katbleaa G. Potts. 31. and Huong Tbi Le Ngoc, age unknown. Addresses for the two were not available because poljce reports had not been completed. The historic Hot Springs Dancehan bas been moved to its new location in Descanso Park behind the San Juan Capistrano City Hall The 2.000-square-foot structure ~as bullt in 1896. It is now being renovated by the city and will be used as a multi-purpose recreation facility. a San Juan spokeswoman said. Help was fll'11t summoned at 6:58 p.1D.cJhen a mo-ped drlven by Julie Anderson, 18, of La1una Beach collided wtth a car driven by Benigno Badilla Areola, 30, whose address was not im· mediately available. The acci- dent occurred • Beaeb Street and Broadway Place. D-.... e--'-r Paramedics joined firemen ~ I~ ant! police in aiding Mias An· derson, who complained of a w. s • . Trustees StUdy Fees sore hip. Her parents were con-• lmDR tacled and she was beln1 helped into an ambulance when lhe second collision occurred. Dies at A~ Rescue officials walked across LttJ the street to aid Erika Emery. 58, of 31!561 Table Rock Road, Popular Laguna Beach South Laguna, wtJo wu suffering bartender ·WWiam Simon. wa.. lowerbaekpain. mixed drinks for more than a A new schedule of fees. de- signed to make u se of Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict facilities by community groups less costly to the school district. was presented for board review this week. A pay-as-you-go policy for use of school facilities by communi- ty groups was approved by the school board in July as part of its effort to bring the 1978-79 budget into line with Proposi· tiOll U..rev~noo ~ ··-• , District administrators estimated tile new. facility fee policy will save district tax- payers $387,822 this year. l•itial budget proposals called for S487 ,822 to defray costs or open- ing schools for community use. Superintendent Jerome Thornsley emphasized at this week's board meeting that the proposed fee schedule is a pre- Ii m inary plan only. He urged, community group r epresen· tatives to stay in touch with the school district in order that they be up to date on the final schedule when it is presented to trustees. William Dawson, district racilitiea direct.or, sald the pro- posed fees will not ma ke money for the school district. but refl~t actual rost to the district of opening schools to community groups. The fees are based on a square footage charge per hour. Addi- tional charges will be made when custodiaJ assistance or air conditioning are required. Fees charged will also depend on which or three definitions best fits a community group. School or student oriented groups like parent-teacher as. sociations. booster clubs, scout groups or teacher associations would pay only those expenses which are additional to normal operating expenses. A scout group, for example, meeting after school would pay no fee. If the same group met at night, requiring a custodian to put in additional hours, it would be charged for the custodian. Public service groups like homeowners' associations. church groups and sports or- ganizations would pay S.OOU per square foot per hour. Profit-making orsanizations would pay S.01 per root per hour. Such groups might include private dance classes. private You're Dnmk, UUi/omian Telh HoWJe WASHINGTON <AP) -Rep. Ron ald Dellums, D-CaUr .. caused a stir on the House noor during debate on extenalon or tile public servle!e Jobs proiram by aasertiq tbat some members were "slightly 1at.oldcated" and many did not know what was go. ing on. In an angry outburst Wednes- day night near the end of the 10-hour debate, Dellums said the House was doina a great dia- service to the POOr by cuttina back the Comprehensive Employment and 1'rainin1 Act prosram. self improvement groups o.r a circus wanting to use an athletic field, Dawson said. Rates have been assigned to available school facilities. A typical classroom, for examplf.', would rent for $1.:iO an bow-to public service groups aati $23 an hour to a profit making or- ganization Bill Beattie, administrative services assistant, asked what the difference •oufd be between a public service and prefit mak- ing organization reptin~ the same radlity for the same length of time •. gave the follow· ing example. A scout group rentin1 the Marco Forster Junior Hi1h School multipurpose room for three boors of square dancing on a Saturday aft~moon would be charged $94.25. A dancing teacher renting the same multipurpose room for three hours or dancing on a Saturda~ afternoon would pay , sm:so. "It's the best deal m the coun- ty.•· BeaU.ie sairt • She was beJped into tbe am· half dozen taverns tn the Art bulance with Mlss Anderson and Colony over the past 12 years, is they were taken to South Coast dead al the age or 46. Community Hos pital. where Simon died early W•jlnesday they were treated but not morning at South Coast Com- bospita&ed. munit1 Hospital of a heart at- Firemen were en route back to tack. He had been admitted to the station when they received a the hospital last month for a call that a second driver in the heart condition. and officials four-car collision was also com-there said he succumbed early plaininc of pai!L. • • Wed.nesda,y morning_ His last Job was at the Ivy House. wtiere a restaur11nt spokeswoman said he worked or:) and off for the last year. f'~PageAJ WomanFiglw ForToplas Equal,ity Right In past years, Mr. Simon tended bar at Pike's, the Marine Room . the Old Brussels restaurant. the former Captain's Deck. and the White House. UMITS OUTLINED. • • local or Coastal Commission staff. require Coastal Com- mission approval. The draft document reviewed at Wednesday's meeting was based largely on results of near- 1 y 10,000 questionnaires cir culatied by Coastal Com- mission staff lo San Clemente househokls. About 500 responses to the questionnaire were re- ceived. Caughey said, a response rate he characterized as "better than average," compared lo s1milarsurveys in other cities. Asked lo comment on San Clemente's coastal problems, 48 percent of the questfonnaire's • respondents broughl up beach ac- cess and beach recreation con- cerns Another 24 percent men- James Kenney Funeral Rita HeMToday Funeral services were held ~­ dar for James Kenney. an 11· year resident or San Clemente. He died Monday at the ige of 44. The services were held at the San Clemente Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with Bishop Jerold Simons officiat- ing. Mr. ~ey was employed as maintenance supervisor for the LDS stake center in Mission Vie- jo. A friend, who described him as outgoing and well lilted, said Mr. Kenney was a former com- mercial pilot a nd an expert lo sound reproduction and elec- tronics. Mr. Kenney, for whom burial was also scheduled today at Pacific View Memorial Park in Newport Beach. leaves bis wife. Annette, sons Mathew and Seth Kenney and daughters Lisa, Va- ness a. Diana, Jennifer and Moralyn Kenney, a ll or San Clemente\ He is also s urvi•ed by a brother, Edward Kenney, or Connecticut; sisters Betty Tagello, Winnifred Muszysld, Shella Weber an d Carol Adedessa, all East Coast resi- dents; and parents James and 'Rita Kenn~y of New York. The family bas requested that memorial contributions be made to the Cancer Research General POil Fund Account tllB at tbe Veteran1 AdmlJiistretlon Hospital, 3350 ta Jolla Vtllage Drive. La JoUa. Foreign Kids ToBeFeWd I T wo forel•n 1tpdent1 who have artlnd to spend~ tchool year in Lquna Beacb WlU be honored Mooday morntn• at • coffee. An American Field Servlef' 1pokttwoman klent!fied the stu· dent• as Hakon lver1on of Norway and Manu lt>ana ot Uru1u17. The lwo wtU bi lettochirid to Interested membiel'i of t.M coat• mun1t1. fellOw •tidenu ii8d ~IMNtl ...... it •.•. JilaD:.: claJ at ._ .._ Of llra. LIJIM Almon, _, Mon~ Di'twe lo t1oned possible deterioration of coastal resources because of con· slructlon. The remaining responses were divided among various issues. The beach was named by 37 percent of the respondents as their favorite coastal resources. Scenic views and a good climate were listed by another 28 per- cent and the city's small town atmosphere by 16 percent. The rest of the responses indicated a number of other favorite coastal features. Listed in order or priority for desired effects or the city's LCP were: improved shoreline ac- cess C 38 percent). restricted con- struction impact <37 percent) and an improved pier-bowl area < 12 percent 1 Only about two dozen people -several of them from nearby communities -attended either the afternoon or evening session on Wednesdav to review and comment on the draft LCP docu- ment for San Clemente. Commenting that the meet- in~s had been well publicized. Caughey said the light attend· ance "seems an Indication either that our document Is ac- ceptable to most San Clemente residents or that they don't care what happens to their coast." The Coastal Commission staff plans to present lhe draft plan- ning document to the San Clemente Planning Commission on Tuesday and to the City Coun· cil on Wednesday. Both meet· ings start at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers at city hall. 100 Ave. Presidio. Copies of the document are . available by ca.lllng the regional commission offices. 1-846-0648. SAN DIEGO <AP> -Karen Anderson says it's illegal in the United Stat.es for police to cite a worn an wearing nothing over her breasts while topless men go free. She was cited March 25 at Black's Beach. In court Wednesday. her at- torney argued that to cite women and not men for being nude in public above the waist denies a woman's 14th Amend· ment guarantee or equal Prolec· lion under the law. Prosecutors said "mores or our society" dictate that men wearing shorts pass unnoticed while women in only shorts get tickets. A ruling is promised Sept. 27 by Municipal Judge Edward J. Nelson. siUing in Santa Clara County court at San Jose. Teen Held In Assault Try SAN DIEGO CAP) -A 17· year·old boy tried to trick police into killing him in despondency over losing bis girl friend, in· vestigators say. The youth was brandishing a shovel at a group or people and hen a policeman arrived be start- ed swinging it at the officer. taunt- ing him to shoot. A bystander tackled the youth. who was put in juvenile hall for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon. He is survived by his father. Samuel G. Simon of Stanton : brotheri; Edmond. of Long Beach; George of Honolulu, and sister Emilee Busch, of Santa Ana. Services will be held tonight at 8 at St. Luke's Orthodox Church. 13261 Dunklee Ave. in Garden Grove. Bur ial will be Friday at 11 a.m. at Westminster Memorial Park. The family requests donations be made to the William Simon Memori•I Fund. in care of St. Luke's Church. p,....pflfll'AJ SPA VOTE •. and. is not a major crime prob- lem." Gammell lashed out at CoUD· cilman Thomas who claimed Ule police were trying to "railroad" a business out of town. Gammell said Thomas' state- mf.'nt was "ridiculous." The police association leader said. "It just goes to show the circles the council members run m . . they feel lhat prostitution is okay." The mayor said the council will reconsider the spa's license revocation Monday because of the threat by the police officers g roup lo buy the advertise- ments. Councilman MacAlllster. now on vacation. would then be placed in the role as the tie- break ing vote. But council member Bailey in- dicated Monday she may be on vacation next week and unable to attend the meeting. THE Tlt!I .1t:vJS10N FOB Ws lf!N TB tt:BE'S NOTIDNG GOOD ON Tll .EVISION: It's Sony's new FX-310, a 3" (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-in radio and cassette recorder. The TV has 100°/o solid state circuitry and a glare-free screen for indoor I outdoor viewing while the radio/cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning, a sensitive built-in electret condenser m1c and lots more. The Sony FX-310. The television that lets you turn your favorite music on when your favorite shows go off. _...,..__~~--...... ------...... -·~"-~·,,.... ..... ._ __ ..._.,._,_,.~ , ' AJ2 OM. v .-.1..oT Lise LOCAL - SaQJuan . Many Laguna A.rtiats Doing Well • aales bave been made alnce we Seeks 2 ., S'RYB •na1.su. ............... Whl~ Mat\Y artl11na an ,. c:~·. = ::i ,e:.~.t.-ct • way throqta the •••·week run, . some c:omplain th y hne llUl• to do but \)lay ~k1ammon and ~ Plftl·Poftl. ~ Altenduce rtcur-ar. up at lbe .pe>J>ULv S.wdaatt F rival H)' ft.a 1pok DMD, and F..Uval ot Art.a oftldals ·~ vi.ailon .,.. ,ourtn1 tbrwlb U.. b&mltiJes h)' the thouUDai. BUT SPO&.ISll&N FOa the sm1Uer Art·A·F.tr, wbkb dis· •la.vs men represmtaUonal art tban the other two art shows. ~ s,ay Lbinp could be a lot better. .. The atteoduce ian'l wllat it ~ could be," uld A?'l·A·Falr ;;s treasurer and water coloriJl ~ Marlb'nn ¥ax.son . 2 Sbe 1ald lhlnp were ao aJow <t. la.st weekend, .. We held a pine· ~ pone Lournament and backgam-~ mon competition," between i sales. ~ SHE SAID THAT while alten· ~ dance Clgures are about t.he ~same as lut year, many vlslt4rs ii! to Laguna Beach are bypassina ~ the newest of the festivab. ~ Newly imposed park and ride ~ fees, which cost visitors 50 cents ~ each time t.hey board a festival ~ tram, are hurting attendance. ··By the ti me they get ~ downtown and see the other ~ festivals, they don't want to pay another 50 cents to ride out to ~ "~ l1\e Aft.~·f'aar," Mrt. Maxaon aald. A ·~\llST raoM Art·A· Fair dineton that tbe trams ll°'-in front of tbeJr te1llval, ha1 "°' t>,en acted IQ>On. Fint ViH PrHldenl Nell P\lrceU Hid a cronwalk and wamlai U.aat at th• intersection of L11una Can)'OD Road and CaQJQG Actea ftoad wouldbelp. "I '*''t bow ll we can blame It alJ on tht trams, but titer, are • factor la our attendance, • t.he iiOllc '~wet. ftBASVan llAXSON MID &bat •hlle OYSIU .sales 1re do'Wl' hom lut year, .. many of our artiltl ~ doln, well ... f'estivahJf Al'U 1potes.,.oman Sally lleeve said ,_.es are aolng well at the oldest of lhe art festivals. "Many hundreds or siuble YoSB Class Open At Valley YMCA The Saddleback Valley YMCA has-announced-openings In two Hatha Yoga classes which meet Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and Tbundays from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at 23121 Orange Ave .. El 'I'oro. Instructor Jennifer Tucker. who bas been teaching the Yoga art in Southen-Calife>mia several years. describes it as the unity of mind, body, and spirit. t': <t ~ Rattler Destroyed ~Near Laguna Home >i A Laguna Beach woman. carrying her baby daughter into the ~ house, walked within inches of a two-root l'attlesnake in her side ~yard. ~ Sharon Musiki, of 1007 Oro st .. in the bllltop Arch Beach Heights community, told officers she walked right past the snake as she en· tered the side door of her home. . POLICE SGT. Vic Sagan . went to the home. armed with ~ .. -.his service revolver, and killed ~ . the snake with a special snake ~ .. shell. comprised of tiny pellets inside a casing "'It was uncoiled m the side yard between the two houses," Sgt. Sagan said lbis week. "I didn't want to try to snare it because if J mJssed, it wouJd have gone under the wood deck- ing and we never would have got it ... SAGAN SAlD hillside residents should be aware of potentially deadly snakes thal are seeking waler this time or year. and will crawl into homes or backyards in search of it. ·•People should be very cautious around rocks and pool decks this time or year ... he said. He warned constru~lion workers to be careful when working arO"Ond stacks of lumber. Dana Point Suspect Held In Shooting A 20-year-old Dana Point man was in custody following bis al· leged firing of a rifle in the direc- tion or occupied residences near Selva Road and Olinda Drive in Dana Point. Sheriff's deputies arrested James Donald McVay of 33741 Olinda Drive shortly alter 3 a.m. Wednesday when witnesses· said the man fll'ed a rifle out his apartment window. <Apo Beach PkmningBus TriptoWo I\ sberl 's spokesman said the ~ bullet struck a stop sign at Selva Road and continued ·on striking t.be street. Several occupied apartments are located a short dlstan~ fh>m the stop sign, the A bus trip to the San Diego Zoo is planned Friday for children and adults, sponsored by the Capistrano Bay Parks and Recreation District. The bus will leave Del Obi.spo Park, 34062 Del Obispo Road in Capistrano Beach at. 8 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Fees, which in- clude the bus ride and zoo ad· mission, are $3 for cbUdren 15 years and younger and S6 for participants 16 years and older. 'Children sbouJd be provided with a sack lunch or mQney to buy lunch at the zoo, said Lance Peterson, district coordinator. Registration and additional fn,. formation on the zoo trip are available by calling the dis· trict's office: 496.-4251. _For C"8mente spo1'esman said. . Tbe stop sign also bad another bullet bole and had been raked by a shotgun blast. Investigators said they were not sure McVay was ·responsible for the other bullet boles. Lagn11a to Get R:are Papers Laauna Beach Olty Hall Will get lta own freedom shrine, courtesy of the Laguna Beach Exchange Club. Exchange Club member Tre,vor Cushman Of(ered t.he as· sortment of famou1 national documents to the city. Tho Freedom Sbrln, includes copies of the Declaration of In· dependence and other national documenta, aloq with leuers from the Foundin• Fathen. Application torms ud records for new atudents must ~ 1ub- mttted by Aue. 31 to Christ Colle1e Irvine, ~ Concordia Drive, for ad.minion to the tall qua.rt-er. K4111traUoa MU be held Sept. 11.~. Wilb clh11ea be1h1ntn1 ~i:'nnatloa la av"aUable by callln• 7sa.el22 or 8134733. op•ned In mid·July," Mrs . Reeve aald. She Hid one atatned-elaaa work chanced hands tor $17,000. and added that many sales art! "ln the four figure cateaory .... UE WO MOST exhibitors -many who depend on summer 11lea for their livelihood -are lo •ood tplrit.. Festival officials are not keep- '"' tabs on the number ol persona emerinc the grounds to browu.. bu)' or attend the ·~lnl Pa1eant of t.he Masters. But in past yeva, the art festival has attracted .well over a quarter million visitors. Two-tent.ha of a m-ile up. Laguna ~anyoo Road, officials at the sawdust Festival have tabulated 140,000 paid ad· missions to the rustic. unjuried festival. '·Average attendance is over 5,000 people a day. which is well over last year's figures," said Sawdust treasurer Don Ware. TllE EXACT SALES figures are not. known because the Sawdust does not take a com· mission on artists' sales. be added. The 160 Sawdust exhibitors are selling items ranging from ceramics t.o jewelry in in- dividual booths. constructed weeks before the festival season by the artists. All three festivals co-ntinue daily through Aug. 27. VfEWS WORKS -Artist R. Btownetl McGrew <right1. d!3scribed by Indians as "the man who paints the old.·· viewed one of his works. "The Dinneh." at Laguna Beach Pageant of the Masters where it is featured this summer. He is with Mickey McArthur of South I.;e4gWla fl~ft.1. who owns-original. and Pageant d.irector Don W1lhamson. McGrew·s works are on display ctt the LaJ?una Beach Museum of Art through August. Planl:iers The San Juan Capistrano City Council is acceplint appllcaUons for{wo vacancies on the Plan- nin Commission. • T e c1ly already has received about 1.5 applications for ttie flve·member panel. a 11>0kes- woman said. Deadline to apply is Au.c. 16, bot the apolteswom.au said those Interested should ap. ply as early as possible to allow councilmen maximum time to review the applications. The vscancies now open-~ held by John D. Taylor. wbQ died July 28. and George w: RUey . who res11ned July 25. Riley had served on the com· mission since 1974. and satd he needed mort' tJme for his famib' and business. Present commissioners are Michael Berns, Chairman; Dee Tyler. vice chaarman; and Robert Davies. The advlsO(')' panel reviews proposed develop- m1'?nl and makes recomme~­ tlons to the City Council. • ApplicaUons should be sent to city haU. Councilmen will fill~ vacancies at their Aug. 16 m~­ ing. ( 'ACK ANDERSON) i REVEALS In the DAILY PILOT .. . Use M1n1·Basket 'tub tor small loads of reg· utar fabrics. or dehcete tabncs. up to 2!+ poonds • Uses 30% less hot water than the low water level setting of the washer s btg tub Large Capacity Programmed Washer • Variable Water Levels -.~ Four Wash/Rinse =t~?remper~ture Combinations Other Mini-Basket Tub Washers Available: , Bleach & Fabric ~ Softener Dispensers~ ' _ • WWA8500Y -'50 Allowance a.. . ........ , .. .uu1 WWAl3SOY -•20 AlloWlnce ..... · · · ···· · · ·1• ·;Jtn WWA7070Y-•20·AlloWance l... •.a..,..., ... 11.10 WWA5800Y -t20 Altowance '-----~-.. ! - • VOL. 71, NO. 222, .. SECTIONS, • PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI• Toda)'' Cao l•g N.Y. Stoeke THURSDAY, AU~UST 10, 1976 NC TEN CENTS Bal Fun ZOn .e Eyes Sho~doWn Patterns in Glass ReCtang ula r panels of glass <dark. straight lines 1 on high rise building m Costa Mesa reflect images <wavy pat· terns> from neighboring high rise struc- ture. Ph(>to of contrasting patterns on side of Downey Savings and Loan building was made Wednesday. Reflected building is nearby South Coast Plaza Hotel. Hali Don't Want Carter ,, ... Poll ShmaJ President at Ltnoost Level NEW YORK <AP> ·• Half of the American people do not want President Carter to run for re- election in 1980, compared with four out of 10 who want him in the race. an Associated Press- NBC News poll shows. This substantial opposijion to the White House incumWnt has been built as Americans' rating of Carter remained at the lowest levels of his administration, the poll found. Carter's job rating bas dipped so far in six months that it is below that which the public now gives Richard Nixon in looking back on his years in the Oval Of. fice. More than a third of those who voted for Carter in W76 say they do not want him to run again in two years, the poll also showed. There was at least one bright -spot for the presidentlin the fi.qfl· 4>raoge Coast ines: public trust in Carter -as distinguished from b is job r.ating -rose again this month. That upward move continues a trend which began earlier this sum- m er after 15 months of decline. The latest poll was taken Mon- day and Tuesday. The majority or the 1,600 telephone interv1ews were completed before it was announced that Carter would m eet with I s r aeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Newport Cops Quiz Suspect In Burglary Harbor Area law enforcement aaencles ...._ar,,e investigating a man arresa30 by Newport Beach police Wednesday after pursuina him from the scene or a burglary. Egyptian Preside nt Anwar Sadat at Camp David next m onth . to try to restart the stalled Middle East peace talks. Fifty percent of those ques- tioned said they do not want Carter to run for re-election in 1980. Thirty.eight percent said they would like to see him run. Twelve percent were undecided. The n·auon·s Democrats were split on a Carter re-election bid. Half or the members or his own party said they want Carter to run for re-election. The remain- ing half were not so sure: 39 per- cent don't want him lo run and 11 percent were undecided. Among Republicans, 26 per- cent would like Carter to run with 66 percent saying they don't want him to run. The rest were undecided. The crucial and large group of independent voters split 53·33 a 5rainst a Carter re·election bid. Marina Replacing Rides? A confrontation between the new owners of the Balboa Fun Zone and the amusement area's oper ators appeared headed for a showdown today over the future of the waterfront property. At issue is a pending decision by new owners Ralph Gray, Al· ten Senall and Bob Seling over . whether to retain the existing operation. Operators Bill Kennedy. who owns the ride concession. and Bill Olson. who owns the arcade copcession. S«id they set--today as the deadline for the decision. The two men say they want to know whether they'll be allowed to stay on. "If we don't hear from them today." Kennedy said, "I'm go- ing to sell off my equipment and clear out." - Gray said this morning he hoped to have a decision today, "if all goes according to plan," b4t he refused to discuss what that decision might be. Obv ious ly a n gr y . Gray charged Kennedy a nd Olson with masterminding a publicity campaign aimed at making the new owners look b ad a nd 8.enerating sympathy for con- tinued operation of the Fun Zone. "In fact, if you print anything at all about the Fun Zone, we'll kick everybody out aa of lbe first of the month," he declared. Gray charged the buildings that s urround the property between the bay, Palm and Washington avenues and Bay Avenue "ou ght to b e con demned." but haven't because of "meddling by politicians." He said he and his partners have been unable to get in- surance for the structures that were built in 1923 and further · contended that Kennedy's ferris wheel has not been Inspected for safety in more than three years. A year ago the machine was dismantled for what Kennedy described then as an annua l in· CSee MARINA, Page A2> TOP COP CITED ON POT PUNTS OKANOGAN, Wash . <APl - Omak Police Chief Dean Ran-" dall and his wife Betti face trial in September after pleading iri: nocent to a felony charge ol possessing m ariju ana. which they say Mrs. Ra nda l) was growing for edu catio n a l purposes. Okanogan County S h e riff Jerry Beck seized a, marijuana plant in a garden at the Randall home and also found what he believed to a be a sma ll mari- juana plant growing Inside the home on July 12. Deity ...... ...._ .. IUdlaN It-- BALBOA FUN ZONE FERRIS WHEEL STILL SPINNING But Future of Waterfront Properay Up In the AJr HuntingtOn Spa OK Stirs Police Ire . The Huntington Beach City Council may be "inviting all the pimps and prostitutes in Orange County into the city .... Police AS· sociation leader Dave GammeU charged today. Gammell was referring to the Monday night council vote that allowed the Golden West Health Spa to keep its business license Police Chief Earle Robitaille charged that the sp a . 9891 Yorktown Ave . is a front for .. ii· legal and immoral activities." Gammell said today Hunt- ington Beach Police Association officials will meet before the Monday City Council session to con s ide r wh e the r bu ying newspaper advertiseme nts to crit icize the three e lected of. Strike Ends NEW YORK CA P) -A short· lived Teamsters strike of 7,500 ground e mployees of Pan American World Airways de· layed overseas flights by up to nearly three hours today before the airUne aranounced a settle· ment. I Earlier story. A4. l fi cials who voted not to close the spit Mayor Ron Shenkman, Mayor Pro Tem Richard Siebert and Councilman John Thomas vote<L ugainst closing the spa . "We just feel the citizens should know what the ir elected officials are doing." Gammell said. · Board Delays Airport Meet A public hearing on an en- vironmental impact report de- signed to chart the future of the- Orange County Airport has been postponed until Aug. 30 by coun- ty s upervisors. The hearing had been set for n ext W e dn e s day . Bu• s uper visors decided this week to postpone the hearing because of their e frorts to prepar e foe 1978-79 bud.cet hearings The Aug. 30 hearing will be at 9:30 a.m. on the ground floor of the new county Hall of Ad~ minis tration. lQ Civic-Center Drive , Santa Ana. Weatller Local ni1ht tbrouah mid·mornlng low cloudl· nesa. Chance of tbun· .dershowers maJnly early ni1bUime boun. Lows .&oai&bt in eos. ml.ha Fri- .day mlddle 708 at 'beach~ to low to middle 808 tfl. Jand. Booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of burglary was Arthur Barcelona, 22. Barcelooa was cornered near Costa Mesa High School by Newport Beach Sgt. Doug Fleicber wbo chased bim after the buralary was reported in Sp)'glau Hill . .Jarvis Wows Newpoft INSIDE TODA 'Y Pcoplt mok1 •ntdt rt· morltt abotlt Nm '*' Chkaoo tel1vl••on 011chormon BUI Xurtu hell .am• compn1a- lion -liM IJl)OIXXJ p. jltor. .,. • .tto,,. cs ...... Fletc.ber fired a shot at the fleeln1 man after Barcelona abandoned bl.a car. He missed. The offtce,r, ~ bad been &old the suspect bad stolen a .22· ~aliber revolver, aald be fired when Barcelona turned on him in what appeared to be a firing position. / Police said the gun was stolen. It was found lat« ln Barcelona'• · wrecked ear. Aceordh11 to police, the punutt belan at about 2 p. m. when Joyee Miit1n ud her teen· 11ed son retUrned to tbelr home at 30 DraMI llQ Or1Ye after an oattna to am man.t. _,,_.___ .. rt. AalMll '* ~l-the ~~~,.... ..... ..., WlllW .. Ii flm fl .. ......... WClll•lidle ~ ...... Diii .... ..... ·--... I Maftll BJ JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ... o.lfy Pllll ..... Howard Jarvis. prophet ol tax reform and political seer, rolled into lilewport Beach Wednesday ni&ht lq another or his co\lDtless one-nlgb\ s tands. In a 45-minute talk before the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club. he left poUUcians bloodied on th• mat and bad the audience on their feet in appreciation. The Howard Jarvis Road &bow plainly plays as well in August as it did in April. Maybe even a lltlle better. Jarvis opened his appearance with a brter. off the cuff address. He doesn't talk to audiences. he blaatt fortb with hla views on t.ax reform and li01ltatlont on 1ovemment spending . because gove~ment spending is way out or line. Both bav~ to be cut. And woe be to the politician who falls to. heed thal message. "WE OUGHT TO PVT ALt. the politician-. 1n Camarillo ll tbey can 't stop rent contro\ from coming ta California.·• be declared. The audience gave him a stand· log ovation J arvis basked in tbe adulQtion. Puffln1 on a corncob p\pe. be held informal court after hls speech, receivln&. ttaoh eaaer ran who came to the head table to talk to blm. A stocky man dressed In a baan blue suit, he pro, vided predictlo~ for all queries put to him about the ef· recp of, Propdtitlon U and th~ dlrecUon of 1over1'ment finance . The role or auru of tall rerorio, be \l on the alattl oc. (ederal level, 8U\ta him . HI& SPEECH WA8 PEPPE&Eb with anecdotes about what haDDIMd to hlm ln via!U •trou th• coun\r)' • "In Wula.llaiton. ~Y lbCMl;ht tie name oltht mea1u~ wa1 the Brown·Cener &i'UUetive. •• be l..aibln1b' '*•lltd. Tbere are timetl Jarvta amu. eyen laimleU. .. Tbey told me lD Cbke10 tbat I outdrew Btl~ ca.. .J~Vll !f'5P .,., ~, I ·Pope Electio~ ~lanned Succes•or Selection to Start August 25 VATICAN CITY <AP> -Tbe ordinals of the Roman Catholic Church will meet in conclave 1>ei1nntnt Aug. 25 to elkl • IUC· couor to Pope Paul VI. the Vatican announced toda)'. The bod)' of Pope Paul wu re- ~ved Crom it.a coffin dwiq the n ht and put on a low cata· fa que ln front of the areal altar of St. Peter's Basilica to be viewed by tho111anda tiling past. The funeral and burial will be Satur· dll)'. lt was announced that Sllturday's funeral Mass for Pope Paul will be celebrated by all the cardinals assembled in Rome and will be held in the open·alr atop the vast white . marble steps in front of St. Peter's Basiltca, both un· precedented arrangements for a papal requiem. The VaUcan press office an· nouncement did not sav where the cardlnal1 would meet for tbelr secret balloting, but Vatican sources sald that, as in tbe pa.st, tt would most likely be ln the 15th <'entury Sistine Chapel. French Cardinal Alexandre Renard said in Lyon. France, on Wednesday that the conclave would probably not last more than a week and •'hopefully should be over in three or four dava." Church law requires the open· ing of the conclave between 15 and 20 days after the det\b Qf a pope. This meeting will beetn 19 days after Paul's death. Of the total of 130 cardinals, us can vote. Under a dec/ee is· sued l>y Paul~ those over 80 years of age are no longer ellgi· ble . The Vatican said 43 cardinals attended today's daily meeting of the Congregation of Cardinals which is runnin.r church alfain until a new pon: tiff is chosen. Most of the rest were oo their way to Rome. Amona t.be ~ardlnall vleftd as leadinl papal cand.ldatel are three Itallall• -Ser1lo Pi1nedoli, 88. SebuUano Bal· gto, es. and Giovanni BeneW, 67 -· and Cardinal• Eduardo Piroolo, 57, of Ar1entlna and Johannes WWebranda, as. of the Netherhands. At St. Peter'a, Vatican of· ficiala hurried the mourners 12 abreast put lbe bier. But at llQOD, 4~ boun after tbe areal bronze doors of the basilica were opened, there wu a »minute wait in line, and the crowd was arowtn1. Althoullt UM ~bad been embalmed. deterloratlon ap. peared to be aettl•I la. 'l1le facial features were deformed, and tbe at.in bad a brownish Un1e. Four veutllatlng fans were ift. 1talled around tbecatalalque. Tbe plain oak coffin wu broutht to Cbrtstendom •a laqest church Wedneada7 eve· nlna troni the papal summer-· resldenee at Castel Gandolfo, 13 miles aoutb of Rome, where tbe 80-year--old feader of the woricl's n.man CatbolJcs dJed Sa.ndQ smbt after abeartattaet. l"our &lrlle IU8ftla. dre9Md in thelr ancient multi-color uni· form• and steel helmets, stood ritid at the four corners of tbe ' bier. It was flanked by a cructftx ancl a alnate burnhi1 candle, symbolic ol eternal Ule. Farns 18 Mentions More News .Today ........ ~ ............... .I Mesa Cafe S~orelled Costa Mesa firemen clean up after a Wednesday after· noon ft.re caused about $200 damage to Denise's Cafe at 2394 Newport Boulevard. Ftre apparently-broke out ln a laundry bag that contained greasy towels, fire officials said today. Fifteen firemen responded and had the 3:50 p.m . smoker under control in 10 minutes. The cafe bad closed for the day and no employees were present. 'Holocaust' Lead. A policy on blufftop 'dewlop1nent in Newpert Beaeb • which may be reeolftd on the Nevember ballot, ia ex· plained today on Paae A12. OtW local news on tbe same pafe includes: -n,e acU.Wea of 10.000 )'OWlOteN wbo are not at· tendln1 summer clauea in tbe Newport.lieu U.uled School District. Emmy Nominations -A report on the lrvtne controversy over ba.un1na children from • nelabborbood of Private homeowners. -A auit ac~ the city oCLactma Beach and other eatU.l• by a former deep-sea diver injured while wortdq OD a H'ftl' outfall. Cool Trend Lowers .. . . . -, . , North -State to 11 7 By The ANoc:Jated Preas The cooling trend that began Wednesday in Red Bluff - bringing temperatures down to 117 -la expected to continue to. day, spelling relief for the town that bas been the nation's hot spot allweet. The National Weather SeJ'vice said that a dome of warm air that bas hovered over the state for too long is beginning to weaken, promising cooler tem· peratures. Red Bluff's two-degree drop from 119 Tuesday to ll7 Wednes· , day sUll left it at the top of the country's temperature charts. Records for the day were set in Stockton (108). Sacrameoto UOOl. and Ba.kersfield U10l. while San Franciscans wa.Uced around in sweaters. !'he blgb was onlv62there. V arlable high clouds with otherwise fair weather through 1 Friday is forecast for the San Joaquin Valley. Temperatures will be slightly cooler, with biahs from 100 t.o 108. Wednesday was the 15th con· se~utive day of more than 100. degree temperatures in Fresno and the 23rd day in Bakersfield, the National Weather Service re· ported. Chickens, cows, and crops are suffering from the record· breaking beat wave. Farmers report that at least 250,000 chickens in a three· county area around Modesto have died, causing losses in ex· cess of $500,000 and creating a disposal problem. The chickens -especially the young ones -cannot withstand temperatures that high, the raisers said: "They just drop" Dairy cows have also been af· fected by the heat wave. Milk production has dropped 15 per· cent in Tulare County, and a few deaths of cows from the heat have been repor:ted· Produce and crop growers have their share of woe. Particularly hard hit were peaches, plums and wnlnuls. which are suffering burns , farmers said. Collon and cauliflower crops were willing, they said. and Fresno grape farmers were scrambling to harvest the crop. even though the fruit isn 'l fully mature. f',....PageAJ ' JARVIS SPEECH. • • Graham," he revealed in a brief conversation before leav- ing the meeting. Jarvis baa many irons in the fire. He says he'll keep working on the apartment industry in California to get rent rollbacks to stave off rent controls. He intends lo keep after the state Legislature, which he says ls bard at work ~~ding ways to circumvent his property tax limitation in-itiative. As for his next iniUative effort, well, there's the mat· ter of incom~ tale reform. "Not t:b'e state income tax, it doesn't amount to anything. We'~ going after federal income tax." TllAT CRUSADE WD..L BE launched Aua. 17 ln Fort Worth, Tex. "They've already sold 15,000 tickets to the rally where I'll announce it," be confided. With that, Jarvis said goodbye and bit the road. He'll reappear Friday afternoon at tbe South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. "Boy, he's terrific," signed an admlrtna Rotarian as Jarvis departed. "He really ts terrUk" • Services Held DAILY PILOT PASADENA <AP> -NBC's television mini -series "Holoeaust" swept the nomina· tions for tbe 30th annual Emmv Awards today, receiving nearly twice as many nominations as • --eny otheP'J>l'otfJ'&m. • The nine·hour program re· ceived 16 nominations in virtual· ly all cate~ories for the awards to be presented on CBS on Sep\.. 17. CBS' "All in the Family" and NBC's "King" r eceived nine each. NBC's "Saturday Night Live" and ABC 's "Ben Vereen -His Roots" received eight each and ABC's miniseries "Washington: Behind Closed Doors," NBC's "Our Town" and NBC's "Ziegfeld: The Man a nd His Women" received seven each. In a ll, NBC received 124 F,....PflfleAJ MARINA •.• spection and maintenance check. Gray said he and his partners were only interested in improv- ing the area. but their efforts have been blocked by Kennedy and Olson. He.also charged that tne Beek family. which operate~ the ferry running betwe.-n Balboa Island and the Fun 7.one. has blocked Ureir attempts lo up- grade the propertv. "The whole area is a wreck." he added. "I wouldn 't let my kids go down there and play." Gray was asked why he purchased the property. "We bought it fo-r doing sometblng else with it in the future." he said. The Fun Zone was the center of a dispute in the early 1970s that lasted nearly three years when a prior owner. John Konwise~1 had city permission lo ra~e lDe aging structures to build condominiums. A lawsuit and the coastal commission finally killed that plan and the land was bou1ht by Laguna Federal Savings and Loan which sold it to Gray. Senall and Seling ln June for Sl.05 million. Olson, who's bad his con· cession 16 years, and Kennedy, who's leased his concession for 12 years, said they doubted the Fun Zone could be operated at a profit to the new owners, given the selling price. They also said the lack of year around customers would make a retail commercial development in the area unprofJtable. Since Konwiser's efforts failed, houslng Is apparently out, so what could be done with the property? ''Well," Ollon said. "There'• 211 feet of frontqe here and the property line extends lnto the water about 100 teet. I think they'd like to deve lop a marina." Gray. conceded a inarina la be· ina considered by the new owners. Funeral services were con· ducted today in the church she served for decadee for longtime Bandit Hi•a Orange Coast restct.nt norence "" Charter, who died Monday at the age of.,, Irvin E l Rite. (or Mn. Charter, a resl· e 8 ery dent of Newport Beacb'a IJdo late who ottalnalb settled In A short, tldn.nY man with lOl\I. Hunllnatoa Beach, we.,. at 10 strtn1y balr robbed Hof'• Hut a .m. ln the Flrat Cbrf1Uan rutaurant, 18850 Dou1laa. CburcbdHuntlniton Beach. Irvine, ot about $175 Wednesday Burial wu to follow at while 100 patrona dined unaware Fairhaven Memorial Park in of the holdup. SantaAna; The cubler u1d the bandit Tbe awten ortlinally lived asked '°" chant• for • '10 bill m HunttnctOP Beach and operat· then, at tb• employee waa ed a phanriaey .t the corner ot countlna back tbt money, II 11Ja 8treet ad Paclftc Coat showed a lonf·beml .a.ullber Bl~way, or Ocean Avenue revolver t.Dd uked for mo .... nominations, ABC 91, CBS 88, PBS 32 and 13 went to syndical· ed shows. "Holocaust," which told of N azl atrocities against the Jews in World War II, was nominated a.s the best limlted sen~.· Individual nominations went to Michael Moriarty and Friu Weaver as "Best Actor" and Rosem arv Harris and Meryl Streep as "Best Actress." Gerald Green was nominated as "Best Writer" for bis script and Marvin J . Chomsky was nominated as "Best Director" for the series filmed in Europe, often on the actual sites. "Holocaust" was a program seen through the eyes ol two families. one Jewish, one Naz'. played against the backgro\J.nd of Adolf Hitler's annihilation of the Jews. Moriarty as the young Nazi and Wea ver as the Jewish doctor were the major ad· versaries. The Emmys cover programs broadcaat between March 14. 1977. and June 30, 1978 will be presented bv the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Ran~ Llglat! Cycle, Car Crash Kills 3 in Orange A coWston between a motorey- cle and a car Wednesday in Oran1e left-two cyc!bta and a 56-day-old infant auto passenger dead, Orange Count1 coroner's deputies said today. The inf ant. Chad Little ·or Orange. was pronounced dead at the scene ot the 7 p.m. era.ab at 1'usUn and Callins Avenues, deputies said. The cycle driver. Frank Schaub. 19, ol 1300 Sbatrer St .. Orange, died early today at Chap· man General Hospital. His 20-year·old brother Rowland of 745 Ruaaell Drive, Oran1e. a passenger on tbe cy- cle, died at U p.m. Wednesday at UCI Medical Cent.er. depalles said. Investigators said the cycle al· legedly ran a red llgbt on Tustin and crashed into the auto. The infant's mother, Diana Marie. driver ot the car. was treated for minor irtjurlea and released, police said. OfJicen said the motorcyeliats suffered bead and other injuries - and neither wore a protective helmet. Housing Up to Senate Fairoiew Eyes Plan for 500 Living Uniti1 Faced with what tpey say is a 28 percent annual turnover in personnel because of a lack of afforda ble hous\ng In Costa Mesa. Fairview State Hosfital officials are hoping for f\na ap. prova l or a plan to build soo housinJl units on hos pital grounds. Legislation that would allow Fairview employees and clients to have first shot at the new housing was approved this week in Sacramento by the Senate Governmental Organization Committee. The housing plan will go before the Senate Finance Com· mitlee in two weeks. Fairview's Dire ctor. Dr. Frank Crinella, said the hospital races a "crisis situation" because of a high turnover in psychiatric technicians and nurses at the hospital. He said many employees are forced to commute great dis· tances because tlaey are unable to afford housing near work. Final approval of legislation submitted by Assemblyman Dennis Mangers, D·Hunlington Beach, would allow Fairview to lease about 60 of its 380 acres lo a private developer for conatruc· tion. The Costa Mesa City CouncU recently reviewed preliminary develop~ent plans which call for construction of 268 apart· ments, 77 condominiums and 157 single family bqmes. Nooe of the structures would exceed two stories. They wou1d be located at the nortbeast cor· ner oL hospital arounds 11ear Harbor Boulevard and the soutbesut comer overlooking the Costa Mesa Goll Course. Crinella said bids for the project could go out as early as Sept. ts. Costa Mesa Councilwoman Arlene Schafer. wbo recently toured tbe facility with Coun· cilman Dom Raciti. said hospital officials plan to discuss any c~ about the project with C<leta Mesa residents. Crinella baa promised a btfb· quality development that b e says would reduce traffic COO· gestion because hospital empl~rees would no longer be traveling through the city. Fairview employees would have preference ln purchasing or buying the new units. THE TICI .tt:VISlON FOB We IN TBtt:BJ:S GOOD ON Tl<I ·*<VISION. It's Sony's new FX-310, a 3'' (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-in radio and cassette recorder. The TV has 100°/o solid state circuitry and a glare-free screen for indoor/outdoor viewing while the radio/ cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning, a sensitive built-In electret conden ser mic and lots more. The Sor)Y FX-310. The television that lets you turn your favorite music on when your favorite shows go off. She lovH ber bu1band, The ~·&oolr'ftl Wei wu ,, .... a. OMinll' "a# .... famlly lut .... nannlq northbotdMI .. boma. plus 1on1, Dona Id of t.b• rtlt.aUnal pUtE1DI k1ti HI .Woodland Hiiie, Cbarlea of carried the money in •-----· ~=.\~::;::::~~;:::;:~:;:::;::;..~==~UlTi~-~°"'=:::;:·~N~.c~.=·and~;T;ed~~=D~m-i===:.io~rianaW..•ltftlaar;;:U;c ~bQ:::::;;;~•=l~;:::•:.tUt.e:;;;;:;::.~ ... , • ' Afteraooa N. Y. Stoelui VOL 71, NO. 222, ~ SECTIONS, .0 PAGES ORANGE COUN1"Y, CALI FORNI A ;reN CENTS Fu;neml Plaruwd For Pope VATICAN CITY <AP> ~ cardinals ol the Roman Catholic Cburcb will med in conclave beslnnina AQI. ~ Lo •lect I SUC· cessor lo Pope Paul VI . the Vatican announced today The ~ ol Pope Paul was re- moved rrom its comn durinl the nigbl and put oa a low cal4t· falque ln frc:mtollbe 1real allarot St. Peter's Basilica to be viewed by thousands filing past. The funeral and burial will be Salur· day. It was announced that Saturday's funeral Mass for Pope Paul will be celebrated by all tbe cardinals assembled in Rome and will be held in the open-air atop the vast white marble steps in front of St. Peter's Basilica, both un· precedented arrangements for a papal requiem. The Vatican press office an- nouncement did not say where the cardinals would meet for their ftcret balloting, but 'Vltican sources sa\d that, as in the past, it would most likely be 1n the 15th century Sistine Chapel. French Cardinal Alexandre Renard said in Lyon. FTance, on Wednesday that the conclave would probably not last more than a week and ·'hopefully sbouJd be over In three or four days.'' Church law requires the open- ing of the conclave between 15 and 20 dayb after the death of a pope. This meeting will begin 19 days after Paul's death. Of the total of 130 cardinals, 115 can vote. Under a decree is- sued by Paul, those over 80 years of age dre no longer eligi· ble. The Vatican said 43 cardinals attended today's daily meeting of the Congregation of _ Cardinals, which is running church affain until a new pon. tiff is eboseo. Most of the rest were on their way to Rome. Among the cardinals viewed as leading papal candidates are thre.e ltallans -Ser"'io 1 ' .. Pignedoll, 68, Sebastiano Bag- gio, 6S, and Giovanni Benelli, 57 -and Cardinals Eduardo Pironio, 57, of Argentina and Johannes Willebrands. 68. of the Netherlands. At St. Peter's, Vatican of· ficials hurried the mourners 12 abreast past the bier. But al noon, 4~ hours after the great bronze doors of the basilica were opened, there was a 20-minute wait in line, and the crowd was growing. Although the body had been embalmed. deterioration ap· peared to be setting In . The facial features were deformed, and the skin bad a brownish tinge. Four ventilating fans were in· stalled around the catafalque. The plain oak coffin was brought Lo Christendom's largest church We dnesday eve· ning from the papal summer· residence at Castel Gandolfo, 13 miles south of Rome, where the 80-year-old leader of the world's Roman Catholics died Sunday night after a heart attack. Four Swiss guards, dr.saed ln their ancient muJU·color uni· forms and steel helmets, stood rigid at the four comers of the bier. It was flanked by a crucifix and a single burning candle, symbolic of eternal life. AP--- HAAVEY MILLER OF RED BLUFF CHECKS THE MERCURY Ovfr 100 Degreea for 11th Straight Day In North Cool Trend Lowers North State to 11 7 By 1be Associated Press The cooling trend that began Wednesday in Red Bluff - bringing temperatures down to 117 -is expected to continue to-day, spelling relief for the town that has been the nation's hot spot all week. · The National Weather Service said that a dome or warm air that has hovered over the state for too long is beginning to weaken.. promising cooler tem- peratures. Red Bluffs two-degree drop from 119Tuescfay to U7 Wednes· day still left it at the top of the country's temperature charts. Records few the day were set in Stockton <108 ), Sacramento c 100). and Bakersfield C 110). while San Franciscans walked arouhd in sweaters. The high was onlv 62there. Variable high clouds with otherwise fair weather through Ftiday is forecast for the San Joaquin Valley. Temperatures will be slightly cooler, with highs from 100 to 108. Wednesday w&S the 15th con- secutive day of more than 100· degree temperatures in Fresno and the 23rd day in Bakersfield, the National Weather Service re· ported. Chickens, cows, and crops are s uffering from the record· breaking heat wave. Farmers report that at least 250.000 chickens in a three· county area around Modesto have died, causing losses in ex- cess of $500.000 and creating. a disposal problem. The chickens -especi~y the young ones -caonOt withstand 'temperatures that high, the raisers said: "They just drop.·· Daley cows have also been af. fected by the heat wave. Milk production has dropped 15 per- cent in Tulare County, and a few deaths of cows from the heat have been reported. Produce and crop growers have their share of woe . Particularly h a rd hit were peaches, plums and walnuts. which are suffe ring burns, farmers said. Cotton and caulinower crops were wilting, they said, and Fresno grape fa rmers were scrambling to harvest the crop, even · though the fruit isn't fully mature. ·Health Spa Ciied Police Say. A.~tion Spurs 'llli~~t Sex' By •AYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of ... OellY ...... MMt The Huntington Beach City Council may be "inviting all the pimps and prostitutes in Orange County into the city." Police As· sociation leader Dave Gammell charged today. Gammell was referring to the Mooday night council vote that allowed the Golden West Health Spa to keep ita business license. Police Chief Earle Robitaille charged that the spa, 9891 Yorktown Ave., is a front for "ii· legal and immoral activities." Gammell said today Hunt· ington Beach Police Association officials will meet before the Monday City Council session to ~ Witnesses . .. ---._ .. Conflict in Norton Case By KAntY CLANCY Of 11119 Delly ...... Si.ff The last in a nearly two-week parade or witnesses ·offered con· meting testimony Wednesday in the' perjury trial of former Republican state senate can· did ate Loran Norton. Norton is accused of commit· ting perjury before the Orange County Grand Jury during its 1977 investigation into political caD)paign practices in the county. But Norton bas testified before Superior Court Judge Walter CbaraDlZ8 that he told the truth Lo the jury when be said the $5,000 given him by one-lime poliUcaJ fmancier Gene Conrad was payment for services, not a campaign donation. Prosecution witness and one· time Norton campaign manager Gary Newmeyer testified Wednesday he was present in Conrad'sotficeJune3, 1976, when the $5,000 check was given Norton. And Newmeyer told the Grand Jury the check was a campaign donation used in Norton's unsuc· (See NORTON, Page AZ)' consider whetfter buylng newspaper advertisements to criticize the three eleet~ of· ficials who vpted not to clote the spa. Mayor Ron Shenkman. MayQr Pro Tem Richard Siebert and Councilman Jolan Thomas voted against closing the spa. "We just feel the citizens should know what their 'elected officials are doing." Gammell said . ' "They are basically condoning prostitution" by the 3 to 3 vote taken Monday night, Gammell added. Spa owner Fernando Andong denied police reports or alleged prostitution solicitation at his bµstttess. Council members Ron Pat- ttnson, Bob Mandie and Ruth Bailey voted to revoke the spa's buatness license. Councilman Don MacAllister was absent Monday. .. One coun cil member IShenkman> all but said be was in favor of legalized pl'09tita· tion, •• Gammell asserted. Shenkman said Monday, "I do not favor legalized prostitution or the police time used to find out what goes on behind closed doors between a n)an and a woman." Shenkman said the spa .. does not pose a threat to public safety <See SPA VOTE, Pase A%) Down Drain Pulled Pliig -EmJiiies Cimal RETFORD, England <APi -C~tizens of this lit· tie market town woke up today to fmd someon~ had pulled the plug in their 200-year-0ld canal. leaving a mile and a half of it high and dry. Su-.amted in the. mud between two locks were hundreds of flopping fish and about two dozen boats used by vacationers, Police soon solved the mystery. Workmen dredg- ing the canal had pulled up a heavy iron chain along with an assortment of rusty bicycles. baby carriages and bedsteads. They gave it a yank and up came a giant wooden -plug. The water slowly· g_urgled down the plughole and into the nearby Idle River. "Apparently they didn't know what it was," said a police spokesman. . .. We're having a new plug made so we can refill the canal." Earns 18 Meatle•s 'Holocaust' Leads Emmy Nominatiom PASADENA fAP> -NBC's television mini -s eries "H9locaust" swept the nomina- tions for the 30th annual Emmy Awards today. receiving twice as many nominations as any other program. Behind Closed Doors." NBC's "Our Town" and NBC's "Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women" received seven each. Half Don't Want Carter The nine·bour program re- ceived 16 nominations in virtual· ly air categories for the awards to be presented on CBS on Se.Pt. 17. Jn alJ, NBC received 124 nominations, ABC 91, CBS 88, PBS 32 and 13 went to syndical· ed shows. "Holocaust." which told of Nazi atrocities against the Jews in World War II, was nominated as the best limited series. Poll S~ President at ~t Level NBC's "Saturday Night Live" "\ and ABC's "Ben Vereen -His 1 Roots" received eight each and ABC 's mini-series "Washington: NEW YORK <APl -Half of the American people do not want President Carter to run tor re· election in 1980, compared with four out of 10 who want hlm in the race, an Associated Press· NBC News poll shows. This substantial opposition to the White House incumbent bas been built as Americans' rating of Cartey.remained at the lowest levels ot his administration, the poll found. Carter's job rating bas dipped so far in six months that it is below UiaLwbich the public _now gives Richard Nixon in looking back-on bis years in the Oval Of. fice. Morie than a third of those who voted for Carter in 1976 say they do not want him to run again in two years. the poll also showed. There was at least one bright spot for the president in the find· ings : public trust in Carter -as distinguished from his job r{lting ~ rose again this month. That upward move continues a trend which began earlier this sum· mer after 1S months of decline. The latest poll was taken Mon- day and Tuesday. The majority of the l,QOO telephone Interviews were completed before it was announced that Carter would m eet with Israeli Prime M lntster Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at Camp David next month to try to restart the stalled Middle East peac~ talks. Fifty percent or those ques· tioned aald they do not want Carter to run for re.elecUon in 1980. Thirty-eight percent said t.bey 1'0Uld like to aee him run. Twelve percent were undedded. The nation's Democrats were split on a Carter re-election bid. Half of tbe memben of bia o-.vn party uid tbey want Cartei: w run for re-el~Jon. The remain· ing half were not so sure: 39 per· cent don't want blm to run and 11 percellf, were undecided. Amoaa Repu.bllcatta, as per· cent woWd like Certer to run, with ee peteent ·~•n1 they don't want him W rtm. The rest were undecided. The crucial aiid Iara• i~P of Independent votera apllt S3·33 taatnst •Carter r.elecUol) bid. 500Housing Uniis ·Asked For Fillrview Faced with what they say is a 28 percent aMual turnover in personnel becaus~ of a fatk of affordable housing Jn Costa Mesa. Fairview State Hosrital officials are hoping for fina ap. prov al of a plan to build 500 housing units on hospital grountis. Legislation that would allow Fairvie)V employees and clients to have first shot al the new housing was approved this week in Sacramento by the Senate Governmental Oraanlaatlon Committet. The bOusjo& plan WHI IO before lbe Senate Fblaitff Com· mittee lo t'PO -.eks. Falrvie•'s Director, Or. Frank Crindla. said the hospital faces a "crisia dhlatlon" because of a hiah t.,w\over in pnchiatrlc tecbnldan• and nuraes at the hospital. He sa4d ~ employees are force.d to col:nmute areal dis- tances beduae they al'4! unable to afford houslq near wort. ll'inal approval of klitlat.kln submitted by Alae~.~lym•.n Dennis K~n. D·K~ Beach, would .itow F~ io leas~ abota eo ~ tta 380 tcttll to 11 private cleft ... J: rot conatruc-tJ~·-•• Cl\t • CoMM1l ; :"J~ ..... .u, Individual nominations went to Michael Moriarty and Fritz Weaver as "Best Actor" and Rosemary Harris and Meryl Streep as ·"Best Actress." Gerald Green was nominated as "Best Writer" for his script and Ma rvin J . Ch omsky was nominated as "Best Director" for the series filmed in Europe~ often on the actual sites. . The Enimys cover programs broadcast between March 14, 1977, and June 30, 1978. Coas& Weather Local ni1ht throueh mid-morning low cleudi· ness. Chance of tbun. dersbowen mainly early ni&httime hours. Lows toniaht ln 60s. Hi1hs Fri~ day middle 70a at beaches to low to mWdle 80s in· land. INSIDE TODAY P1opl1 mob •nfde re- marb about him btd CNcago teltoilion anchorman Bill #Curll< hol ~ comperua· tion -Wee PI0.000 0 1/Hf'. Se• •tOf'JI, ~. -• ••• M'fwl ..... M =-:-Q ~. ,~,; At1 .... • Q ..._....._a•~ a ;:· :" et r-:,~..... ce.. ~ Al~--M= c;;;:;-°': J;;r; c-., ·~ .:e=··G OM,....._ Cl CW :....... CM ., a..... .. ----~ • • - MO\'EdOut A Philadelphia police officer pulls .. MOVE" leader Delbert Africa by the hair through the rubble around the radical group's headquarters fpllowing a shootout. The police were attempting to serve court warra nts before the shooting, which killed one officer and injured :.it least 10 other people. The photo was copyrighted by the Philadelphia Inquirer. · Cycle-, Auto Crash Kil/,s 3 in Ora1Jge A collision between a motorcy· d e and a car Wednesday in Orange len two cyclists and a 56-day-old infant auto passenger dead, Orange County coroner's deputies said today. The infant. Chad Lillle of Orange, was pronounced dead at the scene of the 7 p.m. crash al Tustin and CoJlins Avenues, deputies said. The cycle driver. Frank Schaub. 19, of L300 Shaffer St., • Orange. died early I.Oday al Chap- man General Hospital. His 20-ye a r -old brother f'.,,._P.,,eAJ I HOUSING ••• recently reviewed prelimtnary development plans which call for construction of 268 apart· ments. 77 <;ondominiums and 1.57 single family homes. None ol the structures would exceed two stories. They would he localed al the northeast cor- ner of hospital grounds near Harbor Boulevard and the soutbesast co1ner overlooking the Costa Mesa Golf Coune. Crinella said bids for the project could go out as early as Sept. IS. Costa Mesa Councilwoman Arlene Schafer, who recently toured the facility with Coun· c ilman Dom Raclti, said hospital officials plan to discuss any concerns about the project with Costa Me$a residents. Crlnella has promised a higb- q u a lity development that he tiays wouJd reduce traffic con- ges tion because hospital employees would no longer be traveling throu,gh tbe city. Fairview employees would have preference in purchasing or buying the new units. Next in line wouJd be pattenta who would occupy the units ln prepantion for a return to community life. Remaining units could be rent- ed or bought by Coeta Mesa .resi- dents whose incomes do not ex- ceed 80 percent of the median an· nual income for the area, estimated alS18,000. DAILY PILOT Rowland ol 745 Russell Drive. Orange, a passenger on the CY· cle, died at 11 p.m. Wednesday at UCI Medical Center. deputies said. Investigators said the cycle al· legedly ran a red light on Tustin and crashed into the auto. The infant's mother , Diana Marie. driver or lbe car, was treated for minor injuries and released, police said. Officers.said the motorcyclists suffered head and other injuries and neither wore a proleetive helmet. F....,PageAJ SPA VOTE •• ahd is not a major crime prob- lem." Gammell lashed out at Coun· cilman Thomas who claimed the police were trying lo ''railroad" a business out of town. Gammell said Thomas· state· ment was .. ridiculous ." . The police usociation leader said. "It just goes to show the circles the council members run in . . . they feel that prostitution is okay." The mayor said the council will reconsider the spa's license revocation Monday because or the threat by lhe police officers group to buy the advertise· ments. Councilman MacAllister. now on vacation, would then be placed in the role as the tie-breaking vote . But council member Bailey in- dicated Mond ay she may be on vacation next week and unable to attend the meeting. Payments Nixed WASHINGTON <AP> -Pen- tagon payments for virtually all abortions would be cut off under an amendment attached to a $119.% bi,llion defense spendJng ~U now on 1ta way to the Senate after wi.nn.ins approval in U>e House. 1be Penta1on taid 28,000 abortions were performed tn a l2·montb period end1n1 last Aug. 31 for servlc.,women or depen- dents in military bospttala or throu1b defena~financed health insurance programs. KiJJer to Get • Gas Ch:a:inber TORRANCE IAP> -A 21· )'Ur-old lnalewood man baa been •cntenced t4 di• In lhe aaa cb1nnber for the murder ot a Peruvian llirllne worker du.rtn& an umed robbery. Judie Bernard Lawtei. follow· ln1 a Jury'• death pe nalty verdict Aue. 1, bunded down lhe aentence Wedaesday against Lavell Frie rson in Superior Court The case wiU be automatically r e viewed by the CaHfornia Supreme Court. Frierson Is the first person to be sentenced to death by a Los Anaeles County Jury under the state's new capital punishment law. PTA Terms WsKojak Tlw Pits CHICAGO <AP> -The Na· tional Parent Teacher Assocla.- tion today labeled CBS' "Kojak " as one of the worst shows on television -the only program to be .cate gorized as "most violent," "most offensive" and having ''le,ast ~verall qt1alily." The top overall quality shows were ABC'i "Donnie and Marie": CBS' the "Waltons''; He wus convtcted of first· decree murder, J wo robberies. two kldna.PJ>lnts and aaaault with • deadly weapon. He Is convicted of kUUn1 Edcard.o Kramer, a 29·year-old Oll(hl enameer tor Aero Peru and critically woundln1 Guillermo Bulnes. 47, a main· tenance representative for the airline, during a Jan. 3 robbery in ln1lewood. Both were abqt in the back of the bead. Bulnes. a bullet still loctaed in bis skull. recovered from his wounds to testify aeainst Frierson, and bis partner. Zon~re Michelle Wooley, 41>. • Miss Wooley was acqtlitted of the charges but foood 1uUty of accessory to the murder. She will be sentenced Aug. 28 by Lawler. If the state's death penalty law is reversed by tbe cou.rta. Frierson must still spend the rest of his Ute in prison because of the special circumstances in the case. said James Ziegler. the deputy district attorney who prosecuted the case. The judge also imposed an ad· ditional life sentence with the possibility of parole for the tw1S" kidnappings. By law. he would be eligible for parole in seven years. If the first-degree D}llrder con- vicUon were later overturned. Frierson would still have to serve time for the kidnappings. Ziegler said. . N BC's "Grizzly AdarM" ar.~-.-· Fri>Bt p.-·~1 -· ABC's "Julie Farr. M.D." ~ ,... The shows were labeled after a national survey· in April by NORTON 3.000 PTA members. • • • Shows rated as poorest in overall quality were NBC's ·'Chuck Barriss Rah-Rab Show," "Joe and Valerie," "Roller Girls," and "AES Hudslon Street." The CBS shows in this category were "Kojak". "Husbands, Wives and Lovers." "Another Day," "Maude,"· and "Ted Knight." ABC bad the fewest shows in this category with just "Sugar Time." There was no immediate com- m ent from the three major television networks. In the most violent s how category. CBS had five, ABC three and NBC two. In the most o frensi\re category, CBS had five, NBC three and ABC two. The least violent category was led by ABC and CBS with four each. NBC had two. The PTA said it would have another survey this fall and based on ils results might c halle nge the renewal of licenses for five network-owned stations -three in Chicago, one in Detroit and one in Cleveland. The PT A based its ratings on the degree of sex and violence. the stereotyping of women. minorities, age groups, off~nsive language and "artistic merit." cessful bid for office. Am anda R erlz. Conrad 's form er s e cre tary, denied Newmeyer's version and said the $5,000 check was not a cam· paign contribution. She also said she typed out the check herself and testified that Newmeyer was in the reception r oom that day. not insid e Conrad's office with Norton. Mus Hertz said her former e mployer "d i dn 't Jilte " Newmeyer and called only Norton into his office. The attractive blonde also complained about her treatment by district attorney 's in- vestigators. "I don't like being badgered by them ... the way they ask questions. the manner in which they treat you," she said. Miss Hertz said investigator Robert Burton bad contacted her numerous times by phone the past week, warned her "to tell the truth" and also invited her to diMer. an invitation she declined. Burton testified he did invite Miss Hertz to dinner to pl~ce her in •·a relaxed atmosphere" for purposes of'hJs"Jnvestigation. He also said be had arranged to have another investlgator seated al a nearby table to observe. W 0111.all Fights He said he called Miss Hertz. five times the past week to keep E' T I__ her informed as to whether or c or .I on~a not she would be called as a wit-r ness. Equality RiD'.L~ · Also testifying Wednesday l!!!JIU were present and former Santa SAN DIEGO <AP) _ Karen Ana policemen who had worked Anderson says it's Ulegal in the with Norton on the force. United States for po1lce to cite a wom an wearing nothing over her breast.e while topless men go free. She was cited March 25 al Black's Beach. In court Wednesday, her al- torn ey araued that to cite women and not men tor being nude in public above I.he waist denies a woman's 14th Amend· ment guarantee ol equal protec- tion under the law. Prosecutors said "mores of our ~ociety" dictate that men wearans shorts pan unnoUced while women in only aborts get tickets. A rullnt is promised Sept. Z1 by Municipal Judge Edward J. Nelson, alltlng ln Santa Clara County court at San Joee. Norton friend Fred Pren· dergasl. a former officer. ra~ Norton's reputation for honesty as "very high." NY Welfare Cone ro Dog• ALBANY. N.Y . (AP> - Some do8JI ln New York soon are aolna to be aided by weUare. Gov. Huch Carey's of. flee said today be baa 1i1ned a bQl requlriJla ex- tra welfare grants to pay tor food for tbe seelq-e1e. do11 who help tfllnd welfare redpientl. . The amount ol tbe extra crant wUl -be determined later by reiu.lations of the Department of Soelal Services. and tbe eost shat'ed between the ltate, local 1ovemmente and the fed•r•l eovernment. Oil Finn Head Sues Lawyer An oil company president sued Fullerton Attorney Walter B. Chalfee for $1.2 million in damages Wednesday with the al- legation that the retired Jud&e recently accused him of stealing money from another company. The Or~e County Superior Court lawsuit was flled by Everett L. Hodaes of Newport Beach, president of Century OU Company. It claims that Chaffee told Century directors that Hodges bad been atealln1 from the M aramore Corporation. It is alleged in the -action that Chaffee made the remarks in an attempt to bring pressure on 9od*5 and force him to· abcfh. don litigation against Chaffee and the Fullerton law flrm of Launer, Chaffee~ Ward and Orman. Hodges states in lbe lawsuit that the statements attributed to Chaffee are false and that Cbaf. fee well knew tbey were false when be made them. Hodges and Maramore Corporation, in wbich be holds major investments. sued Cbaf- f ee a year ago in a Superior Court action that seeks nea(ly $3.4 million in damages and which is awaiting trial. The suit claims Walter Cbaf. fee was president of Maramore Corporation when it became in- volved tn various partnenbips to develop Anaheim property owned by Chatfee's fatber-in-law Loyd P. Nichols. The property was developed and sold for 13.828,000 including a cash payment of S880,089. Hodges claims the cash pay- ment was made but be and Maramore Corporation failed to receivetbeirshareofSS7.000. But No Guest Of Ho1Wr ••• FORT COLLINS. Colo. CAP> -Cary Kimsey. owner of the Town Pump, sent former Preai- denl Nixon an invitation to a party at the pub on the fourth anniversary of the announce- ment of Nixon's resignation. But Nixon didn't come. Beer at tbe party in the city's oldest pub sold for 23 cents a glass . and about 50 patrons turned out. The bar was decorat- ed in red, white and blue bunting a nd featured photographs or Nixon's recent visit to Hyden. Ky., where a school nmnaaium was named for him. Schools Use Fee Studied A new schedule of fees. de- s i 1 n e d to make u s e of Capbt.rano Unified School Dis· trlct facilities by commu.alty iroupe 1-s cosUy to t.be scbool district, was presented for board review this week. A P•Y·&S-YOU•IO polJcy for use of 1cbool facWtles by eommuni- ty 1roups wu approved by the school board in July as part ot Its effort to brine the um-79 budcet into line with Proposi· lion 13 revenue losses. District administrators eatimated the new facility fee policy will save district tax- payers S38'7 ,822 this year. lnltlal budget proposals called for 1487 .822 to defray costs of open- ing sehools fol< community use. Superintendent Jerome Tbornsley emphasized at this week's board meetlq that the prope>sed fee schedule is a pre- Um tnary plan only. He urced community group represen- tatives to stay in touch wiU. the school district in order that they be up to date on the final schedule when it is presented w trustees. Wi1Jiam Dawson, district facilities director, said tbe pro-J>OSN tees )Vtll .not make money for the school district, but reflect actual cost to the district of opening schools to community groups. The fees Bl'e based on a square footage charge per hour. Addi- tional cbarees will be made when custodial assistance or air conditioning are.required. Fees charged will also depend on wbhlh of three deftniUons best fits a CQmmwtity llOUP. School or student oriented groups like parent-teachtt a&· sociatioos, booster clubs, scout groups or teacher associations would pay only those expenses which are additional to normal operating expenses. A scout group. for example, meeting after school would pay no fee. If the same group met at night, requiring a cuatodian to put ln additional b..oun, it would be charged for the custodian. Public service groups like homeowners' associations. church groups and sports or- ganizations would pay S.00~ per square foot per hour. Profit-making organizations would pay S.01 per root per hour. Such groups might include private dance cl&Nes, private • s~lf improvement groups or a circus wanting to use an athletic field. Dawson aaid. Rates have been usigned to available school facilities. A typical classroom, for example. would rent ror Sl.50 an hour lo public service groups and S23 an bou! t~ a profit making or-gamzat100. But Beattie, administrative services assistant. asked what the difference would be between ~ public service and profit mak- ing organization rentinl{ the same tacilJly for the same length ol time, gave the follow- in1 example. A scout group renting the Marco Forster Junior Hith School multipurpose room for three hours of square dancing on a Saturday afternoon would be charged S9t.25. A dancing teacher renting the same muJtipurpose room for three hours of dancing on a Saturday altemoon would pay $278.80. "It's the best deal in tbe coun- ty,·' Beattie said. ' Dana Point. Python Slit~rs After Food It's Sony's new FX-310, a 3'' (measured diagonally) black and white TV that comes with a built-In radio and cassette recorder. The TV has 100o/o solid state circuitry and a glare-free screen for indoor/outdoor viewing while the radio/ cassette recorder has both FM and AM tuning. a sensitive built-in electret condenser mic and lots more. The Sony FX-310~ The television that lets you turn your favorite music .on when your fevorite shows go off. lf 1~·re a chldtQ, you mlebt want to loot both w1y1 before you ·~ lato a dark comer ln Dana POlnt. Cbickena are fatr 1ame, at leaat ln the ey.. of Monty, a Burmete p~ wb6 fted bls home on Granada Street' two w..U qo end m11bt be bavlna tboul1'tl IOOQ ot alt&h\1 dc>wq to bil Dloatbly live cbldsen ctllmer. 11 oat)', the pot of Cbrl1 Bfflt.a •u lut t9d a wtek Wore he ••l*f. A frtfnd old tt'a ltUI lllOt bowD .bOw UM pet ................ ~ draw•t. --..ecs lo n ...... ............ The friend, wbo uked not to be fdenUfted.. aald Monty la 10 feet lOQJ and ll ''rat.her brown." The P1tbon ta nOll•polaonoua and quite 1enue, tbe tald. It is extremely un~ to harm a human and proba~ woWdn't even eat a cat or 1mall dot since, lbe •aid, lt'• "a flnlckY eatfr." 1 you find hJm colled up,~ can contact hll owner by caJJina .. 1'51. Bvt k ~tuna• Uaat lfClllt7 alreidi bed Illa e;. oo a IOod 111pplr •II•• •• aan• llJ1 1etaw.,. • CNMI' b,.. Mllllld 1 K••t.ucky l'rted ctuuu rwtalll"mt. • , •• • Hu11111111 JUNE 1 ----AUG 10 Olltr ................ MAP OUT1.INES PORTIONS OF SOUTHEAST ORANGE COUNTY DECLARED DANGEROUS N•w Fire Hazard Ar••• Designated Today; Prevtoua Deatgnatlona Remain In Effect Fire Danger Mounting Uninhabited PortWm of Counly Closed Large sections of the un-road vehicles or ~rcycles dry." -· • ,_ • · - inhabited portions of southeast Smoking and campf Areas closed as of today in- "Orange County were closed to prohibited, ·as in the dumping of elude all of the uninhabited the public today because of the refuse or i>lber combustible grass and brush areas-east of a hanrds posed by brush fires. materials. Une running from a point on El Carl M. Downs, chief of the Downs said the closure isn't Toro Road three miles east of California Department of in~tnded to restrict the property Trabuco Road south about Forestry-Orange County Fire owner's use of bis property. parallel to Chiquita Canyon and Department, said tbe areas will The closed areas will be post-Chrlatianitas Canyon past. the remain closed until winter rains ed and they will be patrolled by Ortega Highway to the Orange. reduce the fire danger. fire department and sheriff's San Diego County linei On June 1. Downs closed a personnel who are empowered The area Is bordered on the portion of the county's eastern to issue citations to violators. east by the Cleveland National canyon area and the lrvine Downs said the closures were Forest and private lands within Coast. instituted because the heavy the forest are included. The closure means that the brush -waist high in some Another fire area extends property cannot be used by off-places -bas become extremely ge~erally from the intersection Standing 01'ation of El Toro Road and Moulton Parkway on the north to La Paz Road, Alicia Parkway-Crown Valley Parkway on the south. Thia area Is bounded by Pacific Coast Highway and tbe Laguna Beach city limits on the west. Rotary Club Hears Jarvis in Newj,ort -. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of_o.t., ......... Howard Jarvis, prophet or tax reform and political ~eer. rolled into Newport Beach Wednesday night in another of his countle~s one-night stands. In a 45·minute talk before the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club. he lert politicians bloodied on the mat and had the audience on their feet in appreciation. The Howard Jarvis Road Show plainly plays as well in August as it did in April. Maybe even a little better. Jarvis opened his appearance with a brief, off the cuff address. He doesn't talk to audiences: he blasts forth with bis views on tax reform and limitations on government spending. NOTIDNG HE BAD TO say was new -the 100 Rotarians and their wives had heard it all before -but they loved hearing it from Jarvis, in person. Whether he was attacking As- sembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, con· demoing rent control supporters or labeling pending legislation as lousy, the audience roared its approval of his JHv11 verbal barbs. His message is unchanged: taxes are way out of line because government spending is way out of line. Both have to be cut. And woe be to the politician who fails to heed that message. .. WE O\JGUT TO PUT ALL the politicians in Camarillo If they can't stop rent control from coming to Calllornla," be declared. The audience gave him a stand· ing ovat.ion. Jarvis basked in the adulation. Puffinl on a comcob pipe, be held informal court after bis speech, receiving each eager ran who came to the bead table to talk to bim. A stocky man dressed ln a baggy blue suit, be pro· vided predict.ions for all queries put to him about the ef. feels of ProposJUon l3 and the direction ol government finance. The role of guru of tax reform, be it on tbe state or federal level, su.ha him. Hl88PIEEal WAS PEPPE&ED with anecdotes about what happened to him In visits a~ the country. "Ill WeSbi.natoo, they thought the name al the measuri! was the Brown-Carter iniUatlve," be laqbin&lY recalled. There are times Jarvis amuea even bimself. .. Tbey told me in ChJcago that I outdrew Biiiy -crabam," be revealed 1n a brief conversation before leav- lnf tbe~. Janis bas maQ1 .irons in the fire. Be says he'll keep worttna po the apartment industry 1n Ca.Ufomla to 1et rent roUbacb to stave oft rent controls. Be intends to keep after the llate Leclllatare. which be says ls bard at work flndinl WQS to clrcumvent b1s property tax llmitatloo in· ltiatlve. Aa for bis oat inJtiaUve effort; ~. there'• the mat-ter ot lnCome &alt nlorm. .. NOt the etate Income t~x, It doesn't amount to an1tblnf. We're aoln• after federal Income tax.•• THAT CSIJMDS WILL U launcW Aut. 11 ln Fon Worth, Tex. "11My've already IOld 15,000 tlcket.t to the rally where I'll MmOUDCe lt," be c:onllded. Wltb thatt Janti tatd loodbYt and hit UM ro-4. He'll reappeu-rrtaay aftel'DOon et the SoUth CoUt Plua Hotel IJIColtaMeN. .. BOJ. be'• terriflc," •itned an admirlol ltO&Arlan u Jug~ •• ,.,.,., • t.enlfte. ,. The area closed June 1 in- cludes the Irvine Coast bounded by Newport Beach. Irvine rutd Laguna Beach city limlts. Also closed in June wer areas surrounded y Canyon on th th. the Cleveland National Forest on the east, El Toro Road on the south and a line running north from El Toro Road along Trabuco Road around the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. It also extends along the easter- ly side of Cowan Heights to the easterly Orange and Anaheim city limits lo the Santa Ana Canyon. Key Witness In Murder Trial Escapes "The key witness in a murder trial bas escaped from the prison farm where be bad been sentenced for an unrelated bur1Jary, authorities said Wednesday. Delense alto.r.ne,Y Jam es Bruatman blamed the escape of John .. Jack" L. Keller, 29, on the prosecutlon, sayinJ it was "part of a frame-up' by the prosecution and that Keller had been putintbeminimum·security El Toro honor farm so e.scape would be relatively easy. The escapeoccurredinJuly. Brustman told Judge Paul Mast be wanted to cross· examine Keller in the trial of John B. Tidwell, 30, accused of murdering Harold Reinhart, 18, of Anaheim. Reinbart's body was found off a road in rural Silverado Canyon on Dec. 13, 1973, with • fatal sbotcun wound in tbe bad. Deputy District Attomey Paul Meyer called Brustman's allega . lions "ridiculous, absurd . . . and baloney," polnt.lnc out that Keller's testlmony bad been carefully videotaped "in case Keller bad a eonvenient lapse of memory." An escape warrant .vith ball set at $25,000 bad been iaaued for his arreat, be added. Keller was the onty prosecu· lion wltnen at a Jane 24 bearin& tn which Tldwtll was ordered bound over foT trial Aq. 30 in S rtor Co\trt. hls tadmony. Keller sald well bad boasted of the der whUe they were Im· prlloned tn London. Ohio. Tldwell bed been cbaraed wltb the Ju\y 1'11 murden of an OlaJo lnduatrtau.t 8Dcl bJa wife. TM trial ealld lD a iD.1*181 w'ltb a deldloebljqry. ' • Inmates To View Prison Brfte A.aoelated PftN Former U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell and former CaWomia congressman Richard T. Hanna -both inmates of Maxwell Federal Prison Camp in Alabama -have acreed to glve testimony on prison Ule and. prison reform. a Callfomta con- gressman says. Rep. Charles Wiggins of Fullerton said Wednesday that both have consented to let him Interview them at the prison late this month. Wig&ins said be would In- corporate their vlews into a re- port be will present to the House Judiciary Committee. of whldl he Is a member. "I thought they might have something ::::!?:e to share about prison aa . tration and the handling of prisoners, beause of their present situation and their awareness of the govem- m en t side of h andling prisoners." said Wiggins. Mltchell will be paroled next Jan. 19, after serving 19 months or bis one to four-year senten~ for Watergate-related offenses. Hanna is serving a 6-to 30-month sentence tor bribery in the South Korean influence peddling scan- dal. Syrians Leaving BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP>- Syrian troops began pulling back from the borders or Asbrafiyeh. Beirut's largest Christian residential district., at dawn today to put spac.e between themselves and the Christian militiamen they have been shelling for more than five w&l!s. Chrislfan sources .re- ported. T1'Mnd!y, Auputt 10, t078 R<ISE BY ANY OJBER NAME? NAIROBI, Kenya <AP> -President. ldi Amin ot u1ande bu nicknamed venereal cllaease "lood hope.. so that sufferers wUl not be embarruaed or ashamed when seefn1 a doctor. Radio U&anda reported toda7 that Amin. actlng u h ealth minister. an. nounced; "From now on. a person suffering from veneral disease baa only to tell tbe clodOr be bas 'good hope' a,od be will be given treat~ent accordin1ly. '• Supervisor's Widow Dies; Rites Slated Fune ral services ar e scheduled Friday in Santa Ana for Susan Helen Featberly. wtdow of former Orange County supervisor Cye Featberly. Mrs. Featberly died Monday at the age of90. Services will begin at l p.m. at Waverley Church in Fairhaven Memorial Park. Santa Ana. Mrs. Featherly lived in Santa Ana for more than SO years. Her hU6band served five terms as county supervisor from 1949·69 before his death in 1974. ' Mrs. Featherly is survived by her daughter. Mary Elizabeth Paul or Santa Ana. one grand· daughter and one great. grandson, Facility Bought s DAIL y PILOT A3 Campus Future Brighter The fulurt-of Saddleback Community Collece·s North Campus tn Irvine is looking brighter A proposed assembly bill ameodment which would bail the satellite campus out of its rtnenchd plifht has been ap- proved by the bill's author and is now bein1 considered by the state's Senate Finance Commit· tee. Assemblyman Ron Cordova said Wednesday. "My understanding was that the coll~e may receive as much as $2.8 million.·· Cordova said. Tbl& ts.the ngure college of. ficials sa,y they need to finish the 20--acre. a.ooo student Cacility a~ ori1inally deeitned. Completion of the $6 mil.lion campu.S bas been ~aten~ by passage of Proposltion 13 The originally scheduled rall 1978 opening 11& been delayed until spring 197!1 Bad weather was blamed. The proposed amendment 1~ desagned to help community col- leges throughout the state which have been caught short or funds for capital outlay projects now under construction Cordova said he expects lht' Senate Finance Committee to make its decision on the amend- ment within the ne~ week. Tbt.- bill will then go to the Senate for approval and if passed will be sent back to the Assembly for concurrence. Saddleback's Trustee Pres1· dent Larry Taylor said college WASHINGTON <API -The officials have been anticipating Soviet Union will purchase a · acceptance or the proposed bail $144 million facility lo produce out amendment and have gone otl dtilllng equipme1u. · t~-·~abead wtur pi4'ns for" the mrtir -· Carter administration says. Campus Luxury Leather Sale Top Grain Leather Sofas and Chairs COMFORT OF LEATHER L att>e1 is COOi 8110 comlotteble in any weather oec.uae If is a 11BtU1aJ mstenBI which breatfles ana aaapts to y our ooay temperaturo. The m01e use Leather gets the fTIO/e bf181.Jfltul and comt«tabte 1t becomes. • ..41 Ri61al 84,, Leaa/ae, so1•Now'799. • Belotll 88" LeaaAer Sofa Now '899. Now 1599. • .4booe £eo11M, Ollom.an Now'199. • .41Le/c84 Uecla lealh.er ao/a Sale Priced 1799. SOFAS ILLUSTRATED AVAii.AiLE FOR IMMEDIATE DBJVERY all Schafer leather 20°/o Off Your F~ .. DellgMrWUI Be H.,,.,Y To Alelst You. LAW a RlllltS osn. -OrlDP Coun~ Su&*'Vltor ...... DWrtda .... ~ oltll • 110 today ror wut -~ 10 dOwll as tWo ol t.M 11M1St famoua partiq lJek.U ln tbe ,....,. d OW' ...... DMdrida IQt the t\nt cttaUoa wbU. parbd m.,alb' at 8eJt CNlk BMcll. He vowed to blttJ• It tn eoa:rt. WlaDI ~ fw t.rutb and JuaUe. inlkt4t the Lquna ""'* ~ °" tM ftnt citation. Illa ur, parted U· lqaft1 OUlaldt. IOl IJQped with • MCODd tJektt. NO TWO •AU.ING citations have ~ver drawn qulte u aueb publSt IQ. Tim ii pn>bebly 1teountld tot In tbat lt wu ._..at.We of wills between Diedrtdt and 8berU'f 8rad Gtal tban It ••• between Diedrich and lhe People of -tbe .... ol.caJ.lfornJa. If D6edridl can draw any solace for loUq twice - onee-iltU.~ ud.,ain OD t.he parkillS' lot -tt wttl com• becnM a lotolpeople can ldentltywttb h1a pU1ht. Old you. tor example. ever 1et a partin1 citaUon that rou flpnd ~ delened! Probabl)' not. Let'• face tt; molt folU, lbua alapped witb a violation us. ftsure there were a Jot ol tood reuons wby they •houldb't bave been bit with it. TIM most memorable or mine was when 1 parked on a mu.aiclpal lot ln Lapna Beach which wu replated by parklnl meters -tbe dreaded Art Colony Ticky Blrdl. UNABLE TO FATHOM the worn-out marttn1a paint· ed on Ute pavement. I fed my eotna into the wron1 Tleky· Bird. Returnllll some time later, I found my real Tick~·· ~:1 l · Citi&eft Calmltl l>Ucudno Hil Porldftg Citattoft Bird bad its red violation flag flying. there was an official city message under my windshield wiper and tbe meter I'd fed for lbe guy'1 car next to mine was bl.lafully Ucklnt away. I'm here to tell you I cbar•ed off to city ball and screamed all over lbe place. AU I got for my trouble were blank stares from several clerks who said wrona Ticky·Blrds were not 1n their de- partment. Unlike Diedrich, at least I didn't hire a lawyer and aet done in anyway. I paid. Tbe most memorable parkina ticket I ever witneued aet beaten had been banded to a lIWe old lady who showed up in Harb>r Judicial District Court. She adorned benelf in her Sunday's Best for the occuion. THI TICKET BAD BEEN slapped on ber car at the Orange County Airport. She talked the Judie into the sround on tbis one. She bad a prepared speech. In tbe end, be reduced the fine to 50 cents. Supervisor Diedrich ouabt to take lessons from that adorable aenior clttsen. It's doubtful, however, that Diedrich would have been pleased with even a four·bit fine. • Strangers Mourn Children's Deaths SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -It was the children who drew the saddened and the curious to the funeral of Immanuel David, hla wlfe and 11Jt of their seven children. .. To tbe Sweet Children," read a spray of Dowen left by an anonymous mourner Iona before tbe funeral proceaaion arrived at Taylorsville Memorial Cemetery Wednesday. M~ who came said they didn't know tbe familY but bad been toucbed by tbe deaths of the six Davkl cblldren w&o were eltber coaxed or thrown from an 11th floor balcony window tut Tburaday by tbelr mother after she learned of ber husband'11uiclde. \ 83Pereent Food Prices \ Finally Drop WASHINGTON <AP> -The 1<>vemment provided encour•cement to Jl'OCef'1 aboppera today wllb a report 1bowln1 tbat wboleaale food Pt!Ctl dltcreued Jn J&lly for the first time In 10 montha. But wbUe food prices dec:llMd 0.3 percent from June, prlcea of other products conUnued to rise. Overall, wholesale prlcea rose the Labor Department 1ald. 0.5 percent. the 1malle1t lo· creaae ln five month1. PRICES FOa poultry in· CON8l1MEU USUALLY can creased in JulY, but at a slower rat, than in June. the depart· expect to aee chances in oh!nt said. Prices declined for wholesale prices tttllected at the tice coffee and vegetable otl atore checkout counter wltbln a product.a few montbl. o th ' oth b d i The decline in wholesale food n e er an · pr ces ac· ri ea followed increaaes of 1 8 c~lerated for fruit. vegetablea. P c d · fish. flour mixes aad e.Hs. percent. 0.5 percent an 1.1 per· Products other than rood in- ce n t ln the previous three creased 0.8 J)et:C~ot in itrice. monttn. lt was the first t;tme about lbe aame as the gains of lldcu-1ulYa.~ dmm 1Un<:e b · , t .. September 1977, when they t e previous ,our mon ul. dffllned 0.1 percent. Beef prices, which climbed steadily durina the winter and aprlna. beaan to drop in July as more cattle became available. Crackdown By Marines Prolllised ALTHOUGH GASO~INE prices declined. prices went up sharply for pa11en1er cdrs. home appliancea. furniture. jewelry and bealtb products. The government report measures the prices of !inlabed 1oods, which are products ready to be sold to conaumen. The prices do not reflect the markup that retailers take before off er· ing tbe goods for sale to con· - sumers. At earlier stages of produc- tion. price increases also appear to be s1owing down. NATION I WEATHER Christopher Wall Jr .. whose third birthday is today. is home with his-P .. rents in Audubon Park. N.J .. for the first time in his.life. He was born with bis heart outside his body and has spent most of his life at Children's Heart ff.ospital in Philadelphia. He is the longest· surviving child born with this rare defect. WASHINGTON <AP> -A Marine general, who once Jed a crackdown on training abuses. saya an)'. wrongdoing uncovered in an Jnve,oUgaUon of recruittn& · ·1tf'•et-ices will be-·'P'l.bltcly -acknowledged .and quickly cor- Work~_rs Strike_ Pao .A,,,, rected. I Gen. Robert H. Barrow. assls· tant commandant or the 189,000 mem.ber Marine Corps, said Wednesday he's aware of possi- ble recruiting abuses only in tbe Cleveland area. "BUT WE HA VE some smoke and there is going to be a full in· vest~ation to see if there ls any fire,' Barrow said in an in· terview after Marine head· quarters announce d an in· vestigation or all recruiting dis- tricts. Cleveland newspapers have reported that Marine recruiters falsified school and police rec· ords to allow acceptance of potenllal recruits. Tbe allegations surfaced after a recruit from Cleveland who at· tempted suicide charged that recruiters made J)l'omises that were not kept. If lbe invesU1atJon turns up evidence of significant mis· deeds, Barrow said: "WE'VE G<n' TO let it all hang out and acknowledge the problem publicly as well as cor· reeling it. "We want to be pure," said Barrow, who was instrumental two years ago In drafting measures to end physical abuse and harass ment or recruit trainees by drill instructors. He said training reforms, in· eluding closer _supervision by of· ficers, are working well. Gen. Louis H. Wilson. the Marine commandant, cbose Lt. Gen. Kenneth McLennan to head tbe investigation and report by Sept. 1. McLennan is deputy chief of atatf for manpower. THE CLEVELAND case 11 tbe fint of ita kind to draw at· tention since last December . The Marine Corps at that time suspended two aer1eanta from recruiting duty because ol .. poaaible eompllclty" in llle1al enllltments of 243 Panamaniana with foraed birth certificates and other Phoney oaoers. Ma1:9agement Claims Planes.Will Be Flown NEW YORK CAP> -Pickets marched at Pan American World Airways ·facilities acroes the country aa non.flying employees struck the big ln· ternatJonal carrier today, but Pan Am management said it planned to operate lta planes. Picket Unea were reported in Miami. Bolton, San Franeilco. Los Angeles. New York and other citie11 this morning. THE nB8'I' FLIGHTS of the day from New Yorlr were de· layed as much as 1 hour and 4S minutes, but the airline said it had crews ready to fty tbem. The strike was called by the airline division of the Teamsters, representing 7,500 empk>yees wbo handle reaerva· tlons~ salea. passenger services. oarao, medical services and aup. pUe1 .. An ortlcer of tbe Air Line Pilots Association said his union was leaving it to Individual pilots to decide whether to cross picket llries. MIKE LYO~. AN association vice president who rues for Pan Am. said tbe union wu not mak- ing a rec!Ommendation because it was assumed lbe atrllte would not be a long one. He said he believed Pan Am would be able to round up enough fiight crews to operate moat. If not all. of Its fliahts. The first fiigbt of the day from Kennedy International Airport here was a 9:45 a.m. plane to Caracas, which was delayed at least to 11 :30. Other morning flights also were delayed. PAN All SAID this moming that nego(fations sfID were going on. It acknowledged tha( eome of its employees were not at work and were picketing, but said the union bad not formally told it a strike was on. STOLEN PINK BIRD FOUND MORH.lSTOWN, Vt. '<AP> -A pink ftamlngo, one of two report· ed missing from the Philadelphia Z.oo last month, bas been found in tbis northern Ver· mont town. The Lamollle County sberUrs office said the fia.miqo was d.is· covered Wednesday walking a long a rural road. 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IF D&VG BILLS TAKE A substantial slice of your spendine money. it's mott vital than •ver t.o know Uae rules for buytng ml?dtclne and for teepm1 btlla to a aemsi· ble minimum. Here are special tips: t 1 l Ask the pharmacist or physician for complete in· structions in taking prescribed medicine. <2> Caffeine. nicotine. alcohol and some foods can af. feet the way medicines work. Inquire whether you ab~ avoid using any roods. beverages or ottier medicines while taking the prescription. Money's Worth t 3 I If you have dif · riculty opening safety containers. ask for easy.to-open con· talners. The law permits the pharmacist to dispense medicine in easily opened bottles only upo.n request. A federal judge recently ordered a drue company to recall 1.s million bottles of vitamin tablets because many adults were unable to put the child-proof caps on properly. This was the first such recall under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. · 14 > Call the physician at once II new symptoms or side effects occur while taking drugs. (51 Nev-:r·mix different tablets and capsules together in one conlafner. Keep nch medtdne tn it5 own container- and make sure that the container bears the correct label. This is es~lally Important while traveling. (6) NEVER SWAP MEDICINES WITH someone who believes he or she has the same condition that you have. < 7 l Each time you get a prescription ask the following questions: -What is the name of medicine':' -What is each supposed to do? -Exactly how and when should it be taken? -ls there anything special to do or avoid doin& while taking these medicines? -Ace any side effects likely? t8> DON'T WASTE MEDICINE by discontinuing its use because you feel better. Take it for the recommended number of days or risk getting sick all over again. 19> Keep an accurate count of your daily dosage. < 101 Don't experiment. Take only the recommended dosage of both prescription and non.prescription medicines. Should you think the above is oversimplification. a U.S. Food and Drug Administration study showed that less than halt the population reads non-prescription labels. Sundes.ert Issue Revived by Bill SACRAMENTO CAP I -The S3 billion Sundesert nuclear power plant proposal. abandoned by its backers alter repeated defeats in the Legislature and the Energy _ Commission_. has ~~~Y~J_;t ~Yl~~~}:~Ar?.mit· ~ lna 5Uri>r1'Se move late Tuesday night. Sen. Alfred Al· quist. D·San Jose. amended an unrelated bill before a com- mittee he chairs to exempt the l.900·megawatt project near Blythe on the MoJave Desert from California's l976 nuclear reilJlatory laws .. WE ARE NOT GOING TO meet our electricity needs by 1985." said Alquist. a strong advocate of nuclear power who has repeatedly condemned Gov. Edmund Brown Jr a nd the Energy Commission for blocking Sundesert. Alquist's maneuver has the efCect of starting another Sundesert exemption bill through the same legislative path that has led to major defeats twice this year in the Assembly A similar measure was killed earlier this year In the Assembly Resources. Land Use and Energy Committee, and the full Assembly defeated an attempt to bypass that committee and take Sundesert to u noor vote. THE lt'16 NUCLEAR LAW prohlbits construction of any more nuclear power plants in California until the Energy Commission declares that the federal government has found a safe method tor long·term disposal of nuclear waste. San Diego Gas & Electric. chief sponsor of th.: Sun· desert plant. announced In May that It was halting work on Sundesert after the commission ruled no safe waste dis· posal method is wvailable and two attempts to win exemp· Uons failed in the Leg1sJature. Assemblyman Larry Chimbole. D·Palmdale. whose AB 3453 was turned into a Sundesert exemption measurt! by Alquist's maneuver. said the amendment was "a tot .. 1 surpr~se" to him. CHIMBOLE ADDED THAT HE supports constructJoo ofSund~rt. After the amendments. the Senatt Public t1tlllties. Transit and Energy Committee voted 7·2 to send the Sun· desert exeYnptJon to the Senate Finance Committee If tttc Ftnance Committee also approves the bill. 1t goes to the full Senate. which approved an earlier exemp· Uon blll by a 21·10 vote In January. HOWEVER, BECAtISE OF THE Alqutat lfllendments. Assembly rules require that the Chltnbole bill mu.lit be beard •••ln by the Assembly Resources. Land Use and Energy • Commtttee. which rejected the earlier attempt.a to exempt Sundesert. In its orl1ln1l form. the Chimbote bUl wou14 have pre· vented the Energy Commlask>n from constdenna des1an detlllls durin8 preliminary Slqfl ot the pow.r pl.ant tlt1ng process. an issue unrelated to Sund.Mert Fmll's Earnings Dip ExMutlv• industries Inc .• Anahetm. bu reported ntt tncomt f« the third quarter ended June 30 of '*•0001 or 11 cents a ahar,, on aatu ot na.zauoo. compeNd with net Income of MOl,000, or 22 c.nu. on aaJM ol N~.ooo. toe • I.ho like period ot tm. · . - . t ! t I CWLVN.OT 9ROCKTON, lllala. <AP> -AllDOlt • yeara aftir ''LIWe 81.tt Sambo'' ftl'll kalMd chJlctNn to ~ tlill t.a. abcM •boy .t.o ntdled U,en turn = .............................. cHln. IU, 'pOHtk-al 4hb8t•, outraced petltlon *1Y81 md thnata ol ee.rt Iuka tuiv. pop,.ct up 1lnH tlM ehaln dechlM to braaelt Into tbe N~ut. AllclallbeeaG1eolltloame-8ambo'1. ---~-~-OITSNUVS.1'.'BS _oppooellll Hy, beca ..... wwd wu oeee H lMalUAl.n&ckname ... I -~ ..... . ..._ tie.CalitOmla·baMd atrtna ot restauranll belaa "=•= Saliabo'a llpl .. New Eallwl, ........ Now. OM tOWtt la ltokltq UJ it1 ,...At wltlle oftldall coaa'dv baanlnl the namo. AnotlMr Mii .&.be ta.a lawyv loaltiJla Into the 1ame ~. . aec ..... ol the~ the ct.aln bu ehaqed tH na11M1 ol lJ ol lts ....tauraDtl to .. JoUy Tt1er." But Samaio'a del9Mt1ite to dot.bat became lhele retta8'1111la elDDOt tab ad•~e ot S.11\bo'..1 H · UOiil advertillnl, aaya tbe dWD's 1pote1man. David Sevenon. THE al.UN. THOllOB AWAllB THAT some _,,_._. ... SiiDIJO.• .. Iaaea•ltlve. -.,. .k-hu a Jejal rllbt to keep lta name and plam to do so. Opponeata HY t.tie lnue ls more Uau a matter of nursery atorl•. They worry that Sambo'a 1i,ps will atlr raclal tn>uble . .. What lf black people opened a restaurant and put a slp ln the Window that said 'kike'. .. Wouldis't the Jewish community be upset?" asked Rudy Saras ol Brockton. a l~f*Cier of the opposi· lion. Severson said ~bo's .tras been operating 21 years, but the namt! brouhaha is new . . _.WE"U EXPANDING ALL-OVEa the country' aDd the Northeast ls *here tbe objectioea have come from.." be iaid~ Sambo's wu started in Sant~ Barbara, bas restaurants ln 47 states and plans to open Its l.OOOtb next month. Severson says t.be name does not come from the children's l\ory but was a com- bination ct the names of lbe founders, Sam Bat· tiJtone and Newell Bohnett. However, the chain capitalized on the com· eidence. Signs at its older re$Urants show a little black boy and a tiger. Murals from the book dec;gratetbewal!!1. • NOW, HOWEVE&. SEVERSON SAYS that tigers are. the .only ve&Uge ol th& story 1eft in the new restaurants' decor. . · The anti·Sambo's movement has gained intensi· ty in New York and New England, but seems to be strongest in southeast Massachusetts, a mostly white area of mm cities, fishing ports, wealthy suburbs and trendy ocean resorts. In Brockton, a mill city south of Boston, the License Commission is withholding the restaurant's Ucense while the city solicitor decides whether the commission can order Sambo's to change its name. "When we issue a license, and we see that the name is going to cause problems, it i.& our business to look lnto it," said Matthew A. Vosgerchian. a member ol the commission. AT A MEETING PACKED W1111 Sambo's foes. the City Council voted 8· 1 to ask the commission to ban tbe Sambo's name. If the restaurant eventuallv wins city approval. Santo says, the opponents will try to get a court order to block it. On Cape Cod, selectmen in Hyannis also have asked the town laywer to see what can legally be done to get the name changed. In Raynham . a town with four black families. the new Sainbo's was picketed when it opened this summer. And nearby in Rockland, people are or· Lean noats ~tiffed With .. a Skiff • • SAN DIEGO CAP> -The Chartered Bank of London is the proud owner of a 10.foot rbwboat. Actually. a U.S. indictment says the bank is stuck with it after taking It in return for a '33,000 loan based on an application describing it as a 40· foot yacht worth $40,000. Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas D. Coffin said the certificate ol title was altered to turn the skiff into a fancy yacht named Starlight. A total of $210,000 in phony loans was alleged in the indictment returned against Bobby Cook, 24 : Eddie Windenger, 28, and John Kelly, in his late 208, all ol San Dieeo. Along with three other men still sou1ht, they were char1ed with submittln1 false statements on loan applications and with mail fraud. Stiuknts' Host Families Needsd Host families are needed throughout Southern Callf omia for French and Italian exchanse stu· dents who will be visiting Aue. 21·30. • The ltud~ta. a1es 18·2S, will be partidpatin1 in the Brlllsb·European Centre's cultural ex- chanae procram at UCLA and then will be ex· perien~lftl American family lite ln private homes. Children ot boat famtlles are eligible to pattldpate in the ir<>up'a excb8Jlle prosram In SD1lanc1 every aummer. Information la available from Jolyn Wayne at (7lff 615-5135. ,. 1anl1ln1 a petition drive a1alnst a Sambo'1 planned th re. IN TWO OTHBa COMMtJNITll£9, North Dartmouth and Fall River, SMnbo'• llfeed tor• natno t.M Nlta~ranta ''Jolly Tl•er.'' One Urban 1Aa1u branch requested th• state attorney 1eneral to prohibit UH of lbe word on restaurant slfns. "U1tni the word ·~ambO' II tantamoun tOYelf. lnl tire In a crowded theater." sald Emeray N. Jackson, P*ldent of the lh'ban Leque of Eaatem Ma111.chUHU1. "U ltlra up such holtllttlea. ·• Jorie Loboton of 8roektQn's AasoclaUon San Martin do Porre111ld ~e ot mixed black and Indian blood are called 'Sambo" In the Caribbean. ~===-fllltastlcally spreadable 0 RIGHT NOW,11 HE SAID, "I.bat word Is un. 'lnown to moat people. But I usume that tr we have Sambo's restaurants. It's loil\I to be a com· mon term to uae aaainat black people." Moat ot the critl~• of "Little Black Sambo" sald they bad not read the 1tory 1lnce ~hlldhood and could not exoctl}l remember lts plot. The 1,000-word tale. written by En1ll1hwoman .Hilo Bannerman 1n 1899. , la about Sambo. -a youn1 boy ln lndla. Tl1er1 snatch h1a new cJothet. ar.ue over them. race around a tree and turn Into butter. Sambo'a mother makes pancakes with the b'-ltter I an(l the lad eats them . "We want to see that very ne1at1ve story wiped off the face of the Earth.·· Hid the Urban Leaaue's Jock1on =::. .. COY .. up clrty trtcb . ,.. Glldd•n Spr•d HOUH Paint ooee on euy end dries feat. The result will lmpreu the whole nelghboftlood. Reg. 12.95 Glidden Spred Satin Latu Well P•nt Offd .. on wtttl bNah or roller and IHYH a long laattng flnlett. Reg. U8 Glldden Spred Latex Enamel Sernl--Gloaa glves you a non-)'90owlng flni.11 that reelly IMta Md lats. Reg. 15.25 Olldcf•n Spred Lu1tr• ~r:. Semi-Gtoea Eneme4 r gr .... '*"" and food deposit•: drlel to ~ eti.en. Reg. 11.95 7!! l'..t chug-•lug from 1111 jug Ughtwelght. high den1lty plattlc Thennoa picnic jug hold• 1 gallon. Hu wide ftll and pouring 1pout. #7784. Reo. 5.58 311 good Umes carrying big Big m .. h oerry.att for toting •cc••· eori.a and thlnge to the beach or plc- nlce. Extra 11rong. #a.48. Aeg. 1.88 111 10~ 11'9. Package of 100 bamboo 1kewera for Mnllng .,,..,,_ kabob or ottw •· otk: hOra d·oeuvrei. Smoot" flnl1h. 1801221. Reg. 48" 29° .. Aluminum rreme Wlttl CK*'ber #Id ' vertical 11at1. In 30". ar and ,. .. Wldthe. With In• ...uon hlrdwere.