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Home My WebLink About1978-09-05 - Orange Coast Pilot• 7 l7 t ( ; Big SUrf Continues • ' 1 Maine Streets ·Two Viejo T~ens Swept With, Pani Killed as Car \J ~l lr1 ,, r Wave Alert Slams Trailer . DAILY PILOT El· Toro Blaze . * * · * 1oc * ·* * ·. . ·· .. TUESDAY AFTERN OON, SEPTEM BER 5, 1978 YOL II, NO 141, J SECTIONS, Jt PAGIES Wave Fear Unjo~d By The Associa ted Pre!'.s Crowded beaches along the southern Maine shore were c lear ed o f s un- wors hippers a fter the Coast Guard and state police is- sued an alert for a 6().foot tidal wav<:. The crowds returne d Monday after the v.ave failed to materialize, but the report caust'<I what a state police dis patcher called .. mass panic in the streets." Tht! Coast Guard issued the alert after the wave was reported by occupa nts or a private boat about 14 miles offshor e. Crabby Racer Cheu:s Judge CRISFIELD, Md. 1 A P l D1r- tv Butt won the 31st annual Na - tional Crab Derby but only after almost missing the fi nal heat while he attacked a judge. The heal was scuttled and the Chesapeake Bay blue c rab was disengagoo from the Judge he had bitten. When the heat was rerun. Dirty Bult beat 11 finalists. covering the 16-foot wooden track m 2:01. the s lowest time for the r ace. In the Governor's Cup Race, the center of attention was Koho Mua. the Hawaiian entry. Koho Mua moved just an inch or two and stopped. perhaps still dazed by its flight to Ba ltimore· W a s hing t o n Intern a tio nal Airport. tra ns fer to a s m all •plane for the trip here and des· cent to the fairgrounds in the hands o f s k y diver C hris Wentzell. Body Discove r ed CLOVIS CAP> -An infant's body was found wrapped in a ,1lastic bag and buried under l\everal inches of dirt and trash at the city dump here . 2 Viejo Teens Killed Two Mission VieJO youths were killed and an()ther young man seriously injured early Monday when the car in which they were riding crushed into a truck-trailer parked on El Toro Road in El Toro. A coroner's reµort identified the two d(•ad youth:-. as Pattick L. Byrne. 17, of 2M52 Est hnciero Dr .. Mission Viejo, and Kenneth llofrichler, 18. of 24242 Spartan SL, Mission Viejo The :,erious ly injured boy taken to Saddleback Community Hospital after the l a.m . acci- de nt was identified as Matthew Thom cts Hagen, 16. also of Mis- s ion VieJo. According lo ct California Highway Patrol accidenl report, Byrne was at the wheel of the light we ight foreign car a!-. it traveled west on El Toro Road at Toledo Lane. For what the repor t termed unknown reasons, the auto drift· ed to its right and crashed into <See 2 KILLED. Page A2> Sadat ITWites Pope to Egypt CAIRO, Egypt I A P l -Presi· dent Anwar Sadat has invited Pope John Paul I to visit the ls raell·occupied Sinai Desert to pray on Mount Sinai, where the Bible says God gave Moses the Ten Commandm ents. Sadat has sajd he plans to build a Christian c hurc h , a J e wi s h s ynagogu e. and a Moslem mosque on Mount Sinai when Israeli troops withdraw. No agr eem e nt o n I s raeli withdra,.wal has been reached, however. The E8ypLian press said today Sad at also invited t he new pope to come to Egypt. s DAiiy Piiot SUit ,._ BOARD SURFER (CIRCLE) BEGINS STEEP SLIDE OFF NEWPORT'S 18TH STREET While Younger Surfers (Silhouettes) Test Boogie Boards In Shore Break Sunday Guards Rescue 1,757 Nonnan Clwrns Vp Big Surf A.long Coast What started as an unusually quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near disaster Monday for Orange Coast lifeguards and Harbo r Patrolmen who pulled 1,757 swimmers out of huge s urf s pawned by Hurricane Norm an. Local officials said they ex- pect the big surf -running al more than e ight reel in some places -to continue through to· day, although few predicted the problems with swimmers that we re experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards set a single·day rescue re<-ord of 587 on Monday, a sharp contrast to Sunday's figures. ''Sunday, we had 90,000 people on the beach and only bad to pull three of them out of the water." said Lt. Logan Lock a bey. "Mon· day, we had 95,000 people a nd rescued 587 " In addition to the total t.757 swimmers that were pulled rrom the raging surf between Seal B eac h a nd San Clem ente. lifeguards and harbor patrolmen s aid a total of four boats were in- volved in storm surf mishaps None oroduced serious in· juries although each of the Mon- da y incidents was potentially life threatening . _ I\ tam1ty from Irvine, who ap· parently got too close to shor e in the da rk, nearly los t their lives off Doheny State Beach Park at about 8 p.m .. according to Sgt. Richard Olson of the Dana Point Harbor Patrol. sam e address. swam lo the craft. pulled the people out and got them lo shore. Param edic!. treated tht victims for shock and minor laceration!\. I n Newport, Lockabey sC1id two unidentified s:.iilors lost ron trol of their Hobie Cal in the surf line a t Corona del Mar Main Beach at about J p.m . The boat wa::. s mashed onto the rocks at the southern end or' the beach. but the two s ailor-.. were able to :;w1 m a s hor e <SeeSTORM. Pagt>.\2) Martha Raye Stricken 0 I s o n .s a i d A n t h o n y Monkiewicz of 4042 Park Circle, Irvine. his wife Evelyn, their 13-year-old daughter Kim and a friend, Corine SkMnica were traveling from Oceans ide to Dana Harbor In ·a 25-foot Sea Ray , when the Ins hore swells capsized the boat. trapping the people inside. Workers Not Fondue Mess SOMERVILLE. Masi. 1AP1 Workers cle aning up after a warehouse fire have a n unusual problem: What to do with 40 ton:< or c heese. Comedienne Martha Raye was taken by ambulance to San Clemente General Hospital early Monday an.er the 62·year· old actress complain-ed of breathing difficulty while attend· ingaparty. Miss Raye made her final ap. pearance Sunday nl1hl in .. Everybody Loves Opal" al Sebastian's Wes t Dinner Playhouse ln San Clemente, a spokesman said. After the play, she attended a party at the hOme of San Cle m ente entertainer Jerry Velasco, 128 Avenida San· ta Margarita, where she was stricken about 3 a .m . City firemen, called to the .Velasco home, ttansported Miss Raye to the San Cle mente hospltaJ. w~re ,she was treated in t he e m e r gQ{lcy r oom fo r hyperventilation hnd released. '· • A spokesman for the fire de· partment said Miss Raye has a history of breathing difficulties and during her San Clemente enf agement was taken by am- bu ance to the hospit al once before. M iss Ray will take "Evtrybody 9oves Opal" to Sebastian '11 at the Grand Hotel in Anaheim. wh ere he I ~ scheduled to open tonight. ''If it hadn't been for three young men on shore who ~aw the boat go over, l don 't like to think what would have happened to those people," Olson said. The trio. Ma rtin Jey1', 33. of Downey, Kevin WMte. 20, of34476 Via Espinoza. Capistr ano Beach and Scotty Bughardt, 20, of the "We have 80.000 pounds of aRed c heddar cheese in the bal'f' m e nt under seven feet or water." said Bill Egan. reg1onul manager for Otto Roth Co. Inc . across the street from u buildin(l that burned over the weekend Power was cul off durin(l the fire. shutting off the warehoube refrigeration unit, a nd water from the fire·fight1n(( e ffo rt "lwamped the warehouse 17 2 Others ~ Rescued By .Teen A t 7 vt•ar-old vouth died 1r. a fire th:it :-we1>t l0hr11u gh a three unit conoomin1um 111 E! Toro early tooay Tht.> young m an. who'>l· 1dent1 t\' was not avatlahlt'. wa!-fo und 1n a n up!.tair~ bcr1ro11m ci p parently overroml hy heat a nd smoke <1s hE tried lo eM·a pe through a window Fin• 1nve!'.tlA<lllll"' reported an un!'.Ol'Clfll'd numbt•I of chtldrt.:P 111 lhl' c·ondom1n11im <•I 2534t;; \'ii.I \ 1t·10. i.:1 T orn. esc<1pcd \\ 1l hout tllJUQ' ' But an un1tJl'nt1f1t•d man who was l't t'<ltLl·d ''1th !-.hcphcrd1ng tht• chllcln·n f1 ntTI thl flfl''' dangl•r and ;.ill empt 111g to re'< uc tht' :-t nckcn ~outh "a~ tnJUl'C<I. fire o rftc1ab ~aid The~ report et! thl m a11 suf fererl !-l'wre cuts on both ha nds when hl brokt' through :1 door wrndO\\ glas~ in rc:-pon'l '" C'alb for help coming from 111 !-.Ide the c·ondomin1um It wa~ re ported that wh11l th.: caust of lhl' fatul hlau 1:-not yet kno\\ n. that 11 app;.irentl~ :-tart ed 111 :m up~• •Hr' room a nd :-wept through thl aftll art'<' f'irl' fighte rs rcportl'd fl ame:-. had burst through tht roof of lhc IS('t' FIRE. Pa~e .\2) fte athe r HJ1 n c11nt1n11ing through ton11{hl R;.11 n hP:n v :.1 time ... with ;i l h<1nu• of isolated thundl'r..,lorms 111 the inland a rN1s \\'ind\ nt.>:•r thl coa:-ton•ghi Wi n d ' a n d "h ll\\l'r' dC'crc asrng on \\ l'clntM1a~ I NSIDE T ODA\' Tl1e CaJ11nr111a Angfl., -o pe11~ant cont~er at taM - ~hoot for 1heir 111tr '1ro1ghl 1m" •omght One remmn ho., bt>t"I 1he re!•e/ work o l p11cher Dove l.aUoche Stt• .~tor it.~ Page HI lnde~ 41 Your S.,.,,l<t g =~~"1.-.c. L M l ••tl 111\IMU C.lifOfftt• Cl.aulfi.4 ~1<1 Al HMHU .. ... AM L•"°'" (% M C.I .. 4'• ................. ~ IM.; OUftH '-" ~ 'C•t I'•«•• .. ' •• ... Cloe~·-· Oe.atll,.ttl< .. ltlltwi.t P• .. l ftlllr141ft-"•••vr• ... ca •• '""' A 10 SIO<P .... .._tl. AIO Tttt•'ll.,. At TllHttr• A• WUlft•r .. , w .. ,.,, ••• CM ., .. , I\ ·~ .. , "' A• /. \ # .\2 DAILY PILOI s .. ~ ........... PEO£STAIANS GET TOP PRIORITY IN BOSTON'S DE-MOTORIZED ZONE City Begins S3 .3 Mllllon Protect In Downtown Shopping and Bualnen District Boston Bans Vehicles· Project Aims at Luri1ig Slwppers Downtoun UOSTON 11\ P l Pravat~ car:. were bannl•d Crum the ht·art of Bo:.ton':. retail and b11~111t·:.~ distract tode1y a!> the city launched a federally fmanccd $:!.3 million project to at· tracl mure shopper!> and eliminate traffic congc:.hon Truck dehvcne~ were allowed only before 11 a m and te1x1i:. only after 7 p m. in :,.om <' part~ of the JO-block rcstncted area. The taxi and truck restrictions will be en· forced in the Ct'ntra( part of the area. Emergency vehicles will be allowed at all limes. The city's Traffic and Parking Depart· ment promised "100 percent' .. enforcement of the <tulo ban, with a concentration of tow trucks and personnel an the area. THE OF:·MOTORIZED ZONE GIVES pc dc:,.tri<tn:. exclu:.1ve u:.e of part:. of Wa ... hington Street. whert> maJor departme nt store~ ::.uth ai:. J ordan Marsh's and Filene's an· located. "IT SHOULD BE MASS confusion until everybody gets u:.ed to it." :.aid patrolman Ray mond Jackman The plan calb for covering much of the a rea with brick, building islands for buses <1nd 1mprovin~ street lightmg. It is expected the proJecl will takt' a year to complete. 'Private' Visit Approved Australia's Press Klwcks 'Arrogant' Nixo11 S\'DNl-:'i Au ... tr;.1lia r t\1'1 \u ... tralta 'All i J,!r<Jlll rormt·r l'n•:,.ult•nt Nixon ti touri'>l v1:.a 1f h t· t' o m l'., n n .. a g l' n u 1 n l' I y prl\ all' v1 ... 1t ." a senior govern- ment ::.ource ::.aid today in Can berra amid more press debate • on thl' t•ontrov<:r..,1al trip The government turned down Nixon':. reque!->l to make an of- ficial v~it l;\lld meel with Prime Mim!)ter M,.:.ilcolm Fru1>er. but Nixon':. <·hid uidc :.<11d the Suspect Held In J(idnap Try On Girl, 11 · MALIBU (APl A 29.year· old m :.m was arrc!->ted after he allegedly tried to kidnap the 11-year·old stepdaughter of Ac· tor Keir Dullea, sheriff's dep· uttes :.aid Sgt. FAi Propers1 said Robert H White w;.as booked for in· ve:,.ligat1 on of kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon after the inci(\cnt Monday. Propcrsi said Dullea. known for hi., roles in s uch movies as .. David and Lisa" and "2001 · A Space Odyssey." had taken his ste pdaughter. Sasha Coe. her s ister and a friend to dinner at the Something Fishy restaurant in M al1bu The children had gone to the car to wait for the adults. Propcrsi said As Sasha ~gan to get into the car. a man approached ·her s winging a 14-inch long pipe. Propers• said, "just missing her head." He then grabbed her and began walking her down the :,.trcet. Sheriff's Sgt. James Smith. 0n routine patrol. saw the pair and heard screams, Propers i said, and then apprehended White. ORANGE COAST '> DAILY PILOT f"""Or•~CO~\t b 1Uh P·k>t tllf1tt\W'l'h•h1\Com tJ-¥dff'lllll ~""' Ptn\ •'\O\lbh~&.,1N0r~ (o.t't P\I0•1v.""0 (n..,o .. n't Vn.t• tit M·tlO"I~ ,,.,_ OVC>h'"" d Mo"C'l•t• th•~Qh r'•f°ia• f(lor (0-.ltt Mtn.4 "'t•ocY1 f\l'oit1 f\ Hwl\t1"Q•on ~Mh ~ ,,,,, v .. 11,., ,, .. ,~.. 'Af1ttt· n..( .. v .. 11,. 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The Australia!'\, the country's nationhl newspape r. s aid in an editorial thal Nixon should not be given an official welcome ''but he should not be denied a visitor 's visa. either. if he wanL-. one --unless we want to label ourselves a s a nation which c hampi ons freedom .. i.ometimes. when il suiL5 us." The paper :.aid the ferment over the visit "i!> ai:. unnecessan· ly v iolent a:. the r age and frustration ot the v1s1t 's oppo· nents are self·defeatang." IL s ug- gested that opponents '·would make their point much more cuttingly by ignoring the visit the tre.atmenl it deser ves." But Brian Stonier, the manag· ing director of the Macmillan Publishing Co .. s aid : "We will do everything in our power to welcome him widely and warm- ly " Macmill an publishes Nix- on'::. memoirs. Mayor Irvin R ockman of Melbourne s aid he would be in- terested in meeting Nixon unof- ficially. "He'd be very interest- ing. fascinating. After aJl , he hru; been a major figure in the world. whatever happened." he s aid. Nuke Protest Nets 9 Arrests SEABROOK. N.H. <A P ) - State police arrested nine pro- testers who staged a brief dem· ons tration Mond ay at the Seabrook nuclear power plant cons truction site. They were charged either with criminal trespass or disorderly conduct. All nine were taken to the Hampton Police Station. where bail was set at $100. They were to be arraigned Tuesday at Hampton District Court. During the protest. two dozen pickt!ls ..remained across the street in a legal anti-nuclear power demons tration. as two ~tale police motorcyclists drove back and forth in tandem on Route 1. FrotaPa~AI STORM HITS COAST. • • without incident. Patrol men from Sunset Acquatic Park had a busy after noon because the unusually large swells caught two boaters by sur· prise. In one case. Seal Beach resi· dent WaJter Airth of 1721 Harbor Wa y and an unidentified passenger were thrown into the water when their 16-fool power boat was smacked by the •big swells off the mougtl of the San Gabriel River. The two men swam safely ashor e and the boat drifted into the s urf at Second St reet in Seal Beach. before it was pulled out by the Seal Beach lifeguards rescue boat. aided by Harbor Patrolmen. The se<:ond case involved a group of Downey residents who were returning to Alamitos Bay in their 21-fool sail bout. H a r bo r Patrol m an Do n Ploughman said a set or huge swells hit the vessel. capsizing it and throwing the five occupanl.b Into the water. Floyd Wilson. his wife Doris. a non-swimmer. their daughter Annette. 8. his brother Bob. and a friend Jake Butler. were all pulle d fom the water b y patrolmen who had witnessed the disaster. Mrs. Wili<>n was treated for shock and Bob Wilson apparent· ly suffered a heart seizure which left him hospitalized overnight. according to Long Beac h lifeguards who assisted in the rescue. Patrolmen said they were later able t o re-float the capsized boat. In Newport. se a s o n a l lifeguard Drew Cree set .a de· partment record for individual rescues by pulling p. total of 49 stricken swimmers from the waves at 22nd Street. All the Orange Coas t lifeguards said that in addition to being big. the hurricane· spawned surf was breaking m weird ways. causing u nusual riptides and present.Jog rescue problems not normally encoun· tered. "The waves were't that big, but they had a lot of juice in them ." said Laguna Beac h Marine Safety Director Bruce B<iird. Laguna Beach recorded 300 rescues on Nonday. In San Clemente, state guards ~aid their rescues totalled more than 50. City gu8rd~ In San Clemente 11atd they rescued 120 people on Monday t n Huntington Beach . city guards listed 8 total o r 180 res cue and state guard!'i said they had 220 rescues on Monday Seal Beach said they rescued 300 people on Monday. Saaat, Begin Due Mideast Summit Talks to Open CAMP DAVID. Md. <APl - Presid~nt Carter prepared a quiet wlecome today for his partners in a Mideast s ummit conference, pre:.slng for com· promise but admitting the dangers in disagreement and making predictions. "We will do the best we can." Carter pledged. although he not· ed the summit Issues a re com· plex and the differences between his _guests -Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel and President Anwar Sadat of Egypt are deep. Sad at was arriving first. being formally greeted at an air base near Washington by Vice Presi· d en t Wal t e r Mondale and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance before proceeding by helicopter to thii. presidential hide·away Begin was not due at Camp David until late this afternoon. Before leaving the White House on Monday for Camp David. Carter i:.aid the s ummit comei:. at a time "when the political consequences or failure might be very sever e and when the prospects for complete suc- cess are very remote." Sadat sounded the ::.ame themt>. saying before leaving for the summit. "Failure at Camp David mean:. an endless con· flict." Carter prayed at a Baptist Sunday !o.Chool :.ession Sund ay: "Let every heart involved be cleansed or s e lfi s hne ss and personal pride. Let us all turn lo thee. God our father. for true guidance, wisdom. forgivene:.s of others 1n th1: search for com· mon ground." b :.ues long debated and som climes fought over in· elude braeh occupation or land :-c1zed during the 1967 Mideast w<1r and the fate or I. I mill ion Pale:.tinians li ving on the We:.t B<.1nk of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip Having promi:.ed Sadat and Begin a secluded setting for private talks \'Ylthout a fixed time limit, the U.S. president s aid b e for e boar ding a helicopter for the 30·minute night here: "Comprombes will be man· datory. Without them no prog- ress can be expected F lexibility will be thcesscnceof our hopes." Although l as t mont's an- nouncement or !'>ummit plan:. caught the world by s urprise. Carte r publicly discussed the possibility as long ago as last April. Inter viewed then by Trude B. Feldman. White House re· porter for J ewish publication:. here and abroad, Carter was ai.k· FIRE ... unit by the time they arrived at .12: 17 a.m .. One fire inspector said it took an hour to contain the blaze and estimated damage at $95,000. Of that amount. the inspector said damage to the building wa:. estimated at $70,000 and to its contents at $25,000. At about 8:30 a.m . today there was a report that a rire unit was recalled to the scene when a col- lection or rubble cleared from the burned struct ure began burning for a second l ime . The fire dispatcher reported the early morning fire was first s potted by a neighbor who s aid s he heard children :.creaming next door. At about the same time. the dis patcher s a id a sh eriff'~ patrolman reported the blaze ing if be would consider spommr ing a Begln·Sadat s ummit in the United States. He replied "I'd love to see that happen I'd love for them to gt:t together in a summit. yes. But it due:.r1 't matter where they meet. That decft;;ion is up to them . I havl' t alked to both of them about get ting together again "Dul I don't want to build up false hopes by insinuating to )'Ou that I can issue an order or c' t:n an lnv1tallon that both Pr.me M in1ster Begin and President Sadat would respond to They are quite Independent. And &p p c.rently each or t hem ov~r c•st1m at.es my influence on •hl' olhl•r ·· Trip Delayed Locks Closed on Sailors CHlCAGO 1AP 1 Lu<:) and Da vid Wmtor. :-ought the I rct'<.lom nl the ~cw .... and their dream~ came true until they were locked out in lllino1::. The Boynton Beach. Fla .. couple sailed their stoop Espirit in the Atlantic from Flonda to New York and c ruised up tht· llud~un Ri ver to the Great Lake~ without a hitch After conquering thE: lake~. the mighty M!)>· s issippi River was next. Then they planned to glide into the Gulf of Mexico. the Caribbean and back to Florida before winter But the Winlons didn't count on the Army Corps of Eng ineers The c:orµ!-t htt!-t cloM•d lock!-. 011 tht: I!· lino is River at M ur~c11lc~. Dresden and Sta r ved Rock for repair!-. until midnig ht Sept. 30 The couple he'!-. fi2 . !-.h<:':-58 left March 15 and planned to be homt: and back to work Nov 15. If they wail for the l'bcks to reopen. they say they'll bl' a month overdue. Thev left home with Sit .000 and have Sl.000 left The~ could have the sloop trucked around th{: lock:.. ~ but 1t would co!-lt at least S800. Mental Patient Boy,12,Coaxed Down From Perch PJTTSSURGll A 12-year old e pileptic broke loo:.c from his coun:.elor. climbed 11 floors up the outside of St Franct!) General Hospital and pcrcht.'<.J for three hours on a parapet befor e giving in to the: plea:,. of a child psychiatrist Re ginald Harbarger w as coaxed from thC' roof of tht: hospital's mental health wing by Dr. Ruth Kane. a· ps vch1alr1s t who h ead s the hos pita l'::. children's and adult services de- partment The child ha:,. been under psychiatric care smcc he wa:. 9 and has been al the hospital for two months. said the doctor who JUSt hapJ)<!n ed to :-lop by thl hospital on Labor Day to pick up a book. "I told him that I didn't want hi m to hurt himself and that w1· couldn't help him up there ... M:- Kane s aid. According t o M:-: Kanl. Reg inald bro ke f rom h : .. counselor. George Snyder. dt about 11 15 a.m. The boy. wearing a T·sh1rl and blue jeans. scaled the outs1dt wall by apparently fitting h1 :- tennis shoes into s pace:. between jutting bricks. "He was a human ny. JUSt likt• a human fl y," said Ms Kanc "Would he have Jumped" I couldn't predict that. But the fact that they held him orr ~o long probably helped .. Snyder. also perched on i.i ledge to Reginald's left . talked with him for nearly two hour .. until, at 1 pm .. the boy began heaving chunks of r oof ::.lalt· over the edge of the roof • One pteee hit Snyder . <·utlml! him in the head He wa:-treated 1n the hos pital·:,. eme rgcnty room Doctor:-: were also concerned that Reginald might h ave at? cptll·pt1c seizure and f<.i ll Ht· m1~:.ed a do:.t: of med1cot1or at I pm Forty poilcl• officer-. Joined para m<.>d1ci. and firefighter'-"'he were wait.mg with ladder truck:. <.ind nets. At various times. Reginald stood on a three-foot ledge. sat. climbed higher and hung over the ledge , S hortly after 2 -30 pm ~egmald. shouted. "I want to go home." and came down from h1::. perch f'ro• Pa~AI 2 KILLED. • lhl• r ear end of the truck traillr parked aJong side tht-road Accident invest:gator:-. reonrt ed Byrne was trapped btm1r.<.1 the wheel of the auto and J m.• JOr effort was needed tc n •m!,\" h 1 m r r om the c rump It'd wreckage The young:.ter died .ihout '"'n hour:-: later in Saddlcback Curr.· munaty Hospital Hofnchter a!sc da.~d in lht· hospital about an hour aficr the early Labor Day morn1nj! cra.,h II a gen wa..., reported 10 criucal cond1t1on at the hospital toda:, Investigator~ said the cc1u:.e of lhl' accident 1:. sttll under m- ve:.t:gat1on. Orange Coast EDITIO N ' Today•s Clo sing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71 , NO. 2~8, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERS, 1978 c TEN CENTS Jtfesa to Jtfove 'Nudity War' to COurt Cm.ti M a' war on nakf'd nes11 will move. fully c:Jothed, In to Orang.-County Suptrlor Court Sept 27 1'hNc h <; been 1n outcry about the you~ womC'n who ol fer nude photoeraphic or rap :,e s1oru at The Sunshine Stud.lo 11, on We l 19lh St H o wever. C ity Attorney Robt1r1 CMmP•&na adm1lb the: c1ty'11 pu.11h for a preliminary ln Junction lhut could mean a neur 1nstdnl padlock on the isludio may noc be tt cul und dried af. fair. Campagna sayi. the city has the burden of proof in going t.o court "to close down a busines1> without a full scale bearing on the merits" Lawye r s represe nting l)unshlnt: owner Bill Engle have vowed to engage the city in a long a~ cosUy legal batUe. Engle opened hi s firs t Daily !'tie« $\Mt,._ BOARD SURFER (CIRCLE) BEGINS STEEP SLIDE OFF NEWPORT'S 18TH STREET While Younger Surfers (Silhouettes) Test Boogie Bo•rds In Shore Break Monday Guards Rescue· 1,757 Nonnan Clwms Up Big Surf Along CO<UJt What started as an unusually quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near disaster Monday for Orange Coast lifeguards and Harbor Patrolmen who pulled -1.757 swimman out of h.a1e surf spawned by Hurricane Norman. Local orficials said they ex- pect the big surf -running at more than eight feet in some 1r $45.4 ltlilHon places -to continue through to- day, although few predicted the problems with swimmers that were experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards set a sin1Je-ct.y rescue record of 587 on Monday, a sharp contrast to Sunday's figures. ·'Sunday, we bad 90,000 people on the beach and only bad to pull Trustees to View Cuts in Budget A S45.4 million budget to run the Newport·Mesa Unified School District this year is expected to win approval tonight by district trustees. · A s pecial meeting of the school board begins at 7 :30 p.m. in the Lyceum Theater at Suspect Held In Kidnap Try On Girl, II MALIBU CAPl -A 29-year· old man was arrested after he allegedly tried to kidnap the 11-year-old stepdaughter of Ac· tor Keir Dullea, sheriff's dep- uties said. Sgt. F,d Propersi said Robert R. While was booked for in- 'vesligation ol kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon after the incident Monday. Propersi said Dullea, known for his roles in such movies as "David and Lisa" and "2001: A Space Odyssey," had taken bis stepdaughter, Sasha Coe, her sister and a friend to dinner at the Something Fishy restaurant In Malibu. The children bad gone to the car to wait for the adults, Propersi said. Jn each of four cases in Beaver County from September 1977 to January 1978, husbands were kUled bJ shotgun blasts and their wives were beaten to death or are m;sstng. Two officers from Ohio's Beaver Town~bip near North Lama planned t9 queslio!l Taylor today m·cormect1oa with lhe slaying tut year of David Hamilton, 28, pol!c:e aald. Hamilton'• vAfe, Linda, 28, bas been Jl1IAinl tince her husband was lilied. - New Brtgbton, Pa .. Police Chief :r. Rlni sald he and B. W. Ca ar, beed ol 1 Beaver County task force heJplq in· vest111te • rub ol murden in soutbwelt Pennsylvania, would also la~ Taylor. Costa Mesa High School. Trustees have spent much of the summer considering budget c uts following passage of Proposition 13. Among the ma· jor c uts were cancellation of summer school and the eliptlna· lion or al.l high school busing this fall. Last fiscal year the district operated on a budget totalling $56.9 million. The figure in· eluded a $4.4 million reserve fund. Approval of the $45.2 billion financial package would leave the district with reser ves of about $12 million, offich\l&. not~. The fate of the district's ·con- troversial data processing cor· poration also will be before the school board tonight. Last week trustees met for more than two hours in closed sessions but rendered no de· clsion as to the future of the New port-Mesa Instruction al Research Institute CNMIRI>. The county Department. of E;ducation is withholding about $200,000 in funds from NMIRI, claiming the corporation may be in confiict with private com· panies in m8{keting computer research progrms. The district has sued the coon· ty for the NMIRI funds. The case is due back in Orange County Superior Court this month. Howev.er, the suit would become moot if trustees go ahead with a plan to "dissolve" NMIRI. Somcna Nabs Foes MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP) -President Anastasio Somoza la arrestini bund.reds of politJcal opponents to svenathen hla hold on ~lcaragua. The Conservative Party, the only te1al opposltlon party, said more tha n 600 persorui have been rounded "'P in the past two days, lncludJng Its vice president, Adol/o Calero Portocarrero, the pre&¥1ent ol ~•·Cola ol Nlca_ragua. , • three of them out or the water." s aid Lt. Logan Lockabey. "Mon· day, we had 95,000 people and rescued Sfrl." In addition to the total 1, 757 swtmmen that -..e pulled from the raging surf between Seal Beach and San Clemente, lifeguards and harbor patrolmen said a total of four boats were in· volved in storm surf mishaps. None oroduced serious in· juries although each of the Mon· day incidents was potentially life threatenioR. -A family from Irvine, who ap- parently got too close to shore in the dark, nearly lost their lives off Doheny State Beach Park at about 8 p.m., according to Sgt. Richa rd OlsoJ) of the Dana Point Harbor Patrol. Olso n s aid Anthony Monkiewicz of 4042 Park Circle, Irvine, bis wife Evelyn, their 13-year-old daughter Kim and a friend, Corine S~otnica were traveling from Oceanside to Dana Harbor in a 2S-foot Sea Ray, when the inshore swells capsized the boat, trapping the people inside. "If it badn 't been for three young men on shore who saw the boat go over, I don't like to think what would have happened to those people," Olson said. The trio, Martin Jeys, 33, of Downey, Kevin White, 20, of 34476 Via Espinoza, Capistrano Beach and Scotty Bugbardt, 20, of the same address, swam to the craft. pulled the people out and got them to shore. Paramedics treated the victims for shock and minor lacerations. In Newport, Lockabey said two unidentified sailors lost con· trol of their Hobie Cat in the surf. ljne at Corona del Mar Main Beachatabout3p.m. • The boat was s mashed onto the rocks at the southern end of the beach, but the two sailors were able to s wam ashore without incident. Patrolmen from Sunset Acquatic Park had a busy after· <SeeSTOR.M, Page A2> Wave Fear Unfounded By Tile Asaocl•ted Press Crowded beaches along the southern Maine shore were cleared of s un· worshippers after the Coast Guard and state police is· sued an alert for a 80·foot Udalwave. The crowds returned Monday after the waYe failed to materialize. but the report ~fused what a state police dispatcher caJled ·•mass "panic in the streets." Tbe Coaat Guard iuued the alert after the wave was re~ by occupants of a pnvat.e boat about 14 miles offlhon. -· Sunshine Studio in Anaheim about five years ago. In Costa Mesa, protests have centered ar ound t he m oral nature o f the operation. particularly from the residents of the nearby Bethel Towers home for Costa Mesans mor than62¥earsold. City officials say they wiU try to send the Sunshine folks pack· ing. but not for the s ame reasons. The city claimit the studio C?J>ened without a required condi· uonal use permit. The studio oc· cupies the former s!te of the Costa Mesa Chamber of <;om· merce. The planning commission re· jected the use permit request in a 4-1 vote in April. The studio opened anyway. the operators contending that a city business -perm it-they obtained was suffi· cient. North of Los Angeles Nonnan Churns Up Flash Flood Alert By The Associated Press Weathermen began issuing urgent warnings this afternoon of Clash flood danger for parts of California as tropical storm Norman headed ashore. While Norman· has declined from a hurricane to a tropical storm, lessening its wind force, r ain began falling Monday and significantly more r ain is an. ticipated. The biggest threat, according to Bob Pifer of the National Oceanic and Atmos phere Ad· minis tration, is fr om Los Angeles north. Pifer noted that it is unusual for a hurricane to come ashore in the western United States, where th ey a r e u s u a lly weakened by the Pacific Current or strike in Mexico. But Pifer, NOAA's hurricane program leader. said an addi- tional upper air system is help· ing augme nt Norman as it moves into California . This will pull along even more moisture as the storm moves into tbe moun- tains todumf its rain. "We don' want people to be lulled .. into a false sense of security by the two inches of rain that have fallen in some areas, Pifer said. Pifer commented that flash flooding might not happen ex· cept in isolated areas, but it also could be spread over wide areas. He drew a parallel with fiood· ings in tropical storm Amelia in August when about 25 persons perished in fl ash floods in Texas. Both areas have many gullies with small streams. he noted, which can become raging tor 2 Bombs Blast Jerusalem; Tuv Injured JERUSALEM CAP> -Two bo mbs explode d to d ay in Jerusalem, injuring two persons as Israeli security forces were on alert against terrorist~ ~imed to coincide with the open· mg of the Camp David Mideast summit. The Palestine Liberation or· ganization claimed responsibili· ty for the blasts. The firs t blast critically wounded a police sapper who was inspecting a package at a gas o line station. Offi ci als withheld the name or the sapper but he was known to be a former American policeman and Viet· nam War veteran who emigral· ed to Israel in 1973. A police spokesman said the second blast damaged an empty tourist bus parked near Jaffa Gate, a m ain entrance to Jerus alem's old walled city. The gasoline s tation bomb went off when the expert ap- proached the package. "The first thing I saw was a red door. apparently from a truck. flying in the air. and lots of debris and dust." said Radio Israel reporter David £ppel who • was buying gas at the station. "People were running in all directions shouting that a bomb had gone off." After calling police, Eppel said be raced back to the blast scene and saw two injured men lying by a wire fence. One of the men had both arms blown off, Eppel reported ... all that was Jen. were stumps With bo nes sticking through the nesh." Police found no more e x· pl osives In the a r ea. The !lpokesman said several Arabs ln the area were rounded up Cor questioning. The meet i ng al President Carter's Maryland re treat pro mpte d Tsraell p o l ice a nd 11ec urlt y force s CSff BOM~. Pate AU J • ,., . .,..,.... TROPICAL STORM NORMAN CHURNING Ol'F SHORE B•nd of Shower-fttfed Cloud• Steaming lnl•nd rents when fed by a sudden out· burst. And. Pifer added. persons in low areas should not be fooled by light rain. because a storm may be underway in the moun- tains creating a flood that will sweep down into the lower areas. Over2Years Government expe rts report that flash floods have become the nation's No. 1 weathe r· r elated killer in recent years. Average annual destruction fro m such floods exceeds 200 deaths and a billion dollars, of· ficials report. Prisoner Con/ esses To 17-murder Spree NASHVl LLE. Tenn. fAP> - Pennsylvania detectives arrived today to question a man wbo says he killed 17 persons in three states past twe years . Ohio of- ficers also wanted to talk to him. and police in Tennessee were searching for two bodies. Stopped Monday in Nashville for driving with a broken tail light, Kenneth G. Taylor, 37, from the Youngstown. Ohio. area. blurted out a confession to the murder of a Nashville man. police s aid. "Right now we have a man wbo says he did these kinds of things a nd we checked with various parts or the country and they say.they've had these sorts of things happen." Detective Lieutentant Sherman Nickens of the Nashville police said today. "We can't prove it or disprove it at this point. We've got lo have someone in here who knows about these cases." Detective Sgt. Henry Rogers said that when two patrolmen stepped up t.o issue a routine traffic summons to Taylor, he told them: " ... I'm glad you stopped me. I just committed u Society Plans Tree Planting The Costa Mesa Historical Society will observe California's A~mission Day by planting ~ Silver Doll a r Gum Tree I Eucalyptus Polyunthemos 1 at Estancia Park Saturday. The tree wlU be dedicated in the Living Memorial Grove located on Ute northwest corner of the Diego Sepulveda Adobe property, at 1900 Ada ms Ave. The public is Invited. m urder." Taylor was charged with murder . a rmed robbe r y and auto theft in connection with the slaying of David Willie, whose body was round in a downtown a lley after officers followed Taylor's directions. The car Taylor drove was registered to Willie. Officers said Taylor. who is unemployed. told them he had planned to go on a slaying spree in Nashville. then take his life. "We don't know if he's fan. (See SUSPECT, Page A2> Coast Weather Rain continuing through ton1s;ht. Rain heavy at times with a chance or isolated thunderstorms in the inland areas. Windy near the coas t tonight. Winds and s h ower s decreasing on Wednesday. INSIDE TODi\" The Cohfornio Angels -a pennant contender at l<Ut - shoot /or their fi/rh straight wm tomght. One reason ha& been the relief work of pstchn Dove LoRoche. Stt stones. Paa-81. •• 2 OAILY PILOT C TU!!fty, hol!m91! §, lf71 luues C'o •plex Mideast Talks Set to Start CAMP DAVlD. Md </\Pl Pr"~ldcnt Carter Prepared " taul~t welcome today for hit. partners ln a Nl<Wut t.ummlt C'Onfor~n<'f'. presi.lng for <'Om promlst> but ttdm11tlng lht' danger' 1n d1 agr em4'nt 111nd m11kln1i1 pn'Cl1 t>lJons ·we wdl do lbt! be1t we C'nn. · Carter pledjed, llllhou.•h he not ~ the umm1t 1ssu are com plt11. •nd lbe dilrerences ~tween hb au h• Prime Mlnlater Menachern Be(tn of 11'rffl and Prc~ldt!nt nwar Sadat of Eaypt Urt' dt>ep Patient, 12, Talked To Safet y Pl'l'TSBURGH I AP > A 12.year-old epileptic broke loose from hb counselor, climbed 11 floor s up the outside of St. Francis General Hospital and perched ror three hours on a parapet before giving in to the plea~ or a child psychiatrist. Reginald Harbarger was coaxed from the roof of the hospital's mental health wing by Dr. Ruth Kane, a a:>svchiatrist who heads tne hospital 's children's and adult services de- partment. The child has been under psychiatric care since he was 9 and has been at the hospital for two months, said the doctor who JUSl happened to s top by the hospital on Labor Day to pick up a book . "-I told him that I didn't want him to hurt himself and that we couldn't help him up there," Ms. Kane said. AccordJng to Ms Kane , Reginald broke from his counselor, George Snyder, at about 11 : 15 a.m. The boy. wearing a T-shirt and blue jeans. scaled the outside wall by apparently fitting his tennis shoes into spaces between juttin~ bricks. "He was a human fly , just like a human fly,·· said Ms. Kane. "Would he have jumped? I couldn't predict that. But the fact that they held him off so long probably helped.'· Snyder, also perched on a ledge to Reginald's left, talked with him for nearly two hours until, at I p.m .. the boy began heaving chunks of roof slate over the edge or the roof. One piece hit Snyder. cutting him ir1 the head. He was treated an the hospit1il 's emergency room. Doctors were also concerned thut Reginald might have an epil eptic seizure and fall. He missed a dose or medication at 1 p.m Forty police offic ers joined paramedic~ and firefighters who were waiting with ladder trucks and nets ErmaPa~A J BOMBS ••• to call a s p ec ial alert against terrorist bombings to dis rupt it. Extra security personnel are stationed in public places and especially at such customary terrorist targets as bus stations and open markets. Israeli embassies and com· panies and Jewish organizations aboard also are on the alert. Jsraell police have discovered 24 bombs the past month. Most were disarmed. Two men were killed by a bomb Aug. 23 In the occupied town of Gaza. Another man was killed Aug. 30 in a blast at a water company. and one person was killed and 49 wounded at Tel Aviv's open air Carmel market Aug. 3. OftANOI COAST c DAILY PILOT ·-... -"',.""""'--·- Jac•ll C..., Vice "-'letftt .... Ge ...... __ , , ....... _ ecmor ~aA.M ......... -.11ttl"9 llll10t O.rloaN. ~ 1111-1" ... H Aatl•l•lll M•11•0•"9 ldllon Sadat WWI i.rrlvln!l rin~t. lx!ang formully jr~et1'(j It lUl ttlr bll80 near Wuhington by Vice Preti· dent W1ltl•r Mondale and S<-cretary of State Cyrus Vance bdorc 1 proccoding br h~llcopler to this p1't't1ldonlhA1 h1dc·uway. Begin WWI not dut ut Camp Oavld until late thli; afternoon f\dort• luvlna the White lloust> 011 Monday for Catmp Oatvid. Curter :ia1d tht> 11ummlt com~s at a limo "when the J)Ollllcal l'<>nM-quencca of failure mfghl be very severe an<l wh~n tht! pr<>!ipccts for complete sue· t•t•i.i. <in· verv remote " .... 1,.,.... Sadat arrived f1r~t . beang theme, bayang before leaving for th1: ~umm1t. "FaUure at Camp l>avid mean~ an endless con· n1ct .. Carter prayed at a Baptist Sunday school se~s1on Sunday : PEDESTRIANS GET TOP PRIORITY IN BOSTON'S OE-MOTORIZED ZONE City Begins $3.3 Miiiion Project In Downtown Shopping and Buslnesa District "Let every heart involved be cleansed of selfishness and personal pride. Let us all turn to thee, God our father, for true guidance, wisdom. forgiveness of others in the search for com· moo ground." Boston Bans Veliieles Issues long debated -and sometimes fought over -In· elude Israeli occupation of land seized during the 1967 Mideast ' war and the fate of 1.1 million Palestinians living on the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. Project Aims at Luring Shoppers Downtmm Having promised Sadat and Begin a secluded setting for private talks without a fixed time limit, the U.S. president s aid before boarding a helicopter for the 30-minute flight here: BOSTON <AP> -Private cars were banned from the heart of Boston's retail and business district today as the city launched a federally financed $3.3 million project to at· tract more shoppers and eliminate tram<' congesUon. The taxi and truck restrictions will be en. forced In the central part of the area. Emergency vehicles will be allowed at all limes. The city's Traffic and Parking Depart- ment promised "100 percent" enforcement of the auto ban. with a concentration or tow trucks and personnel in the area. Truck deliveries were allowed only before 11 a.m. and taxis only after 7 p.m. In some parts of the 10-block restricted area. "IT SHOULD BE MASS confusion unlit everybody gets used to it," s aid patrolman Raymond Jackman. "Compromises will be man· datory. Without them no prog· ress can be expected. Flexibility will be the essence of our hopes.'· T HE DE-MOTOR IZED ZONE GIVES pedestrians exclusive use of parts of Washington Street, where major department stores such as Jordan Marsh's and Filene's are located. The plan calls for covering much of the area with brick. building islands for bu ses and improving street lighting. lt is expected the project will take a year to complete. Although last month's an~ nouncement of summit plans caught the world by surprise. Carter publicly discussed the possibillty as long ago as last April. Interviewed then by Trude B. Feldman, White House re· porter for Jewish publlcations here and abroad, Carter was ask· Ing if he would consider sponsor · ing a Begin-Sadat summit in the United Stat.es. Fisherman Angere~ Held In Maiming LAKEPORT <AP 1 -A woman's arm wa s nearl y severed when an angry fi sh- erman on Clear Lake drove his powerboat across her water ski· ing towline. dragging her through the water, authorities said toda~. Doctors were able to save the arm of Sylvi a Serpa,. 25, of Clear Lake Highlands, who was taken to Franklin Hospital in San Francisco. about 80 miles to the south, Lake County Sheriff's Lt. Jeff Markham said. Daniel Keese. 34 , or South San Francisco, was booked for in- vestigation of assault after the incident and was released on $2.500 bail. Markham said Mrs. Serpa was water skiing in an area where Keese was fishing. She had been towed by a boat driven by her husband, Dexter. whose three children were aboard. Keese angrily shouted at ·Serpa. saying that the water ski- ing was disturbing his fishing, Markham said. Mrs. Serpa was halted in the water when Keese d'tove his powerboat across her path, Markham said. The low-line en· tangled in the propeller of Keese•s cratt, Markham said. He said he did not know how far the woman was d,ragged. F ro.Page AJ STORM ••. noon because the unusually large swells caught two boaters bv sur-prise. tn one case. Seal Beach resi- dent W~er Airth of 1721 Harbor Way d an unidentified passenge were thrown into the water when their 16-foot power boat was smacked by the big swells off the mougb of the San •Gabriel River. The two men swam safel y ashore and the boat drifted Into the surf at Second Street in Seal Beach. before it was pulled out by the Seal Beaeh lifeguards rescue boat. aided by Harbor Patrolmen. The second case involved a group of Downey residents who were returning to Alamitos Bay in their 21.root sail boat. H a rbor Patrolman Don Ploughman said a set of huge swells hit the vessel, capsizing it and throwing the five occupants into the water. Floyd Wilson, his wife Doris, a non-s wimmer. their daughter Annette. 8. his brother Bob. and a friend Jake Buller, were all pulled Com the waler b y patrolmen who had witnessed the disaster. Mrs. Wilson was treated for shock and Bob Wilson app!rent- ly suffered a heart seizure which left him hospitalized overnight. according to Long Beach lifeguards who assisted in the rescue. Patrolmen said they were I ater able lo re.float the caps ized boat. In Newport. se a sonal lifeguard Drew Cree set a de· partment record for individual rescues by pulling a total or 49 s tricken swimmers from the waves at 22nd Street. All the Orange Coa s t lifeguards said that in addition to being big, the hurricane· spawned surf was breaking in we ird ways, causing unusual riptides and presenting rescue problems not normally encoun- tered. Trip Delayed Locks Closed on Sailors CHICAGO t AP> Lucy and David Winton sought the freedom of the seas, an~ th~ir .dreams came true µntil they were locked out m Ilhno1s. The Boynton Beach. Fla.. couple sailed their sloop Espirit in the Atlantic from Florida to New York and cruised up the Hudson River to the Great Lakes without a hitch. , . . After conquering the lakes, the mighty Mt'· I\ sissip.pi River was next. Then they planned lo glide I \ into the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean and back to Florida before winter. But the Wintons dldn 't count on the Army Corps of Engineers. The corps has closed locks on the 11· linois River at MarselJles, Dresden and Starved Rock for repairs until midnight Sept. 30. The couple -he's 62, she's ~ left March 15 and planned to be home and back lo work Nov . 15. tr they wait for the loclts to reopen, they say they'll be a month overdue. Thev left home wlth S4.000 and hav~ ~1.090 !ert. They could have the sloop trucked arounCI the locks. but lt wcmld cost atJeast $800. ~ • 'Arrogant' Nixon Gets 'Private' OK SYDNEY. Australia 1AP1 - Australia will grant former President Nixon a tourist visa 1f be comes on "a genuinely private visit." a senior JOvern· ment source said today an Can- berra amid more press debate on the controversial trip. The government turned down Nixon's request to make an of- Crabby Racer CheiaJ Judge CRISFIELD. Md. I A Pl -Dir· ty Butt won the 31st annual Na· tional Crab Derby but only after almost missing the rinal heat while he attacked a judge. The heat was scuttled and the Chesapeake Bay blue crab was di sengaged from the judge he had bitten. When the heat was rerun. Dirty Butt beat 11 finalists. covering the 16·foot wooden track tn 2:01, the slowest time for the race. In the Governor's Cup Race. the center or attention was Koho Mua. tJ\e Hawaiian entry. Koho Mua mbved JUSl an inch or two and stopped, perhaps still dazed by Its flight to Balt1more- W a s h lngton International Airport. transfer to a small plane for the trip here and des- cent to the fairgrounds in the hands of s kydiver Chris Went1.ell. ficiaJ visit and meet with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser. but Nixon ·s chief aide said the former president planned to come anyway on a private visit. Police are reported worrying about protec:Una Nixon, even on a private visit. In an editorial entitled "Stay Home Yank ... the Sydney Sun · day Telegraph said of Nixon·., reported deci sion to come despite the government rebuff, ··rs there no end to the <.tr· rogance of Richard Milhou.., Nix on·• rs this wretched. <,(rutting creature totally deluded·· ·'The federal government must tell this self confessed cheat now that he is not wanted here. In any capacity. And 1f the message contains some of the expletives deleted from the taped issues or lies which destroyed his presidency. 1t will serve rum right. .. The Australian. the country ::, national newspaper. said in an editorial that Nixon should not be given an official welcome "but he should not be denied <.1 visitor's visa. either. 1( he want:-. one -unless we want to label ·ourselves a::. e1 nation which ch am p1ons freedom sometimes. when 1t suit:. us .. The paper said the ferment over the visit ··1::. as unnecesbari ly v 1olent as the rage and frustration of the v1s1t ·:. oppo· nents are self-defeatlnfl." Fro• Page A I SUSPECT ... tas1zing all these murder:. or j u11 t what. .. Detect1v(> Blil Hobl·ck :-aid "He's a very in telhgent pcr~on He":. a liltlt· t!r r a t1l' 1n his convers ation al limes But ht'·~ very aware of what he is saying. He said ht· had enough ammo lo kill several more people in the Nashvi llt· area and he was going to kill himself ... Robeck sald Ta,ylor provided times and places for the purport ed murders but oot specific dat.es or namtIB. "He stated that he had been involved with a homicide in Boardman. Ohio. involving o husband and wife. This wal> earlier in the year.·· Robeck said. Rosary, Final Rites Set for Mesa Boy, 10 A rosary will be recited tonight for 10-year·old Jeffrey Scott Ellerman of Costa Mesa who died Saturday. The rosary will be said at 7: 30 p.m . at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Costa Mesa Burial services will be conduct ed at 10 a.m. Wednesday at tht! church with burial to follow at Good Shepherd Cemetery in Huntington Beach. The boy had been undergoing treatment for a throat ailment which requir ed that he be hospitalized every few months. Jeffrey lived with his parent..., at 1871 Swan Circle and would have entered the fifth grade at Adams Elementary School thh fall. He played baseball and Wal> a football fan. He is survive(f by his parentl> Mr. and Mrs. William Ellerman IV. and three sisters. Billie. Kel ly and Kimberly. He is also s urvived hv gr andparents. Mrs. Dorothy Grey of Costa Mesa and Mr and Mrs . William Ellerman Ill of San CarlO!>. H Is parents have suggested memorial donations to the Cr1p- p I ed Children ·.., Sl'rVi<·t•s of Orange County m Anaheim Spending E yed A.tPemagon WASHINGTON (APJ -A Brookings Institution study says - the Pentagon could save more than $900 million a year by re ducing the "steady enrichment" of ll S white COilar c1vl11an employees dnd ending wh at the :.tudy says is overpayment of tb blue collar workers. The study also contended that about 3Ti.OOO Jobs now filled by m1l 1tary personnel could bt> handled by civilians. including pr1 val(' contractor personn l'l. to save additional money .. without JOepardizing national security · "If reform Is not undertaken. the nation will continue to spend more than is necessary for de· lense, ·· said the report, written by a three·man team headed by Mart in Bink in, o Brooking~ senior fellow. The Pentagon had no i mmed~ate comment. Shells Injure 5 BEIR T. Lebanon •!\P l Clashel> erupted between ~yn;m fo rc es and r1 g hl ·w111g militiamen near lhl· Lebanesl' pre!>1dent1al pal ace tode1y Tht• rightist Voice of Lebanon radio station said one civilian died and fi ve were wounded in ::.helling I Tuesday. Septt1mt>ar 5. 1978 OAILV PILOT A3 Toro Condo Fire Kills Teen.-ager STAICK£N ON COAST Comedienne Manha Raye Actress Stricken in Clemente Comedienne Martha Raye was taken by ambulance to San Clemente General Hos pital early Monday after the 62-year- o Id actress complained of _ breathing difficulty while attend· inga party. Miss Raye made her fmaJ ap- pearance Sunda y night in .. Everybody Loves Opal" at Se bas tian 's Wes t Dinne r Playhouse in San Clemente, 11 spokesman said. After the play, she attended a party at the home of San Clemente ente rtainer Jerry Velasco, 128 Avenida San- ta Margarita. where she was stricken about 3 a.m City firemen. called to the Velasco home. transported Miss Raye to t he San Clemente .hospital, where she was treated in the emergency room for hyperventilation and released. A s pokesman for the fire de- p~rlment said Miss Raye bas a history of breathing dlfficulties and during her San Clemente engagement was taken by am- bulance to the hospital once before Mi ss Raye will take "Everybody Loves Opal" to Sebastian's at. the Grand Hot.el in An a heim, where s he is s;cheduled lo open tonight Tongans Nix Pol NUKUALOFA , Tonga <AP I -Supreme Court Judge H.H. Hill bas reject- ed an American's appeal of a six-month jail sen- tence for possessing marl· juana, saying Tonga is "reasonably free from this curse . . . and I am going to do my utmost lo make s ure that it does not spread here." Merle Anders. 32, an American working on the island in the southwest Pacific was given the jail sentence last month for possessing the drug and fined $150 for growing it. Store Robbed Two m~ weartne blu4' CMl>& bur1t Into • t.aeuna Beach muslc store at about 10:50 this morning produdnc hand guns anororc1oi Lbe owner to a ate in the re.ar ol the shop. Police said the owner was forced to hand over about. $13,000 in cash in the mid·momlng rob· bery at Bojangles Music Village, 933 S. Coast. Highway. The two men, wielding band guns, approached the owner in· side the shop and demanded cash. They ripped out phone Unes before running across the street to a parked 1975 or 1976 maroon automobile, witnesses s aid this morning. Witnesses at a car agency across the street from the music store said the trio drove south- bound "at a leisurely rate of speed," following the holdup. T h e two g unmen were described as Negroes wearing blue caps, with the taller of the two-men wearing a blue jacket and denim trousers. The smaller or the pair wor e a green jacket. The shop owner said both men carried what appeared to be .4:>-caliber pistols, according to police reports. Man Wounded In Holdup 'Recovering' A Wes tmins ter market manager who was shot in the stomach at close range during a robbery Friday night was re· ported in good condition today. Glenn No rd en , 29, an employee or Smith's Food King · Market. 6931 Westminster Ave .. at Golden West Street, was blasted in the abdom en after banding over the money. Investigators said the actual monetary loss is still being tallied by m arket personnel and detectives today .. L u c kily for Norden. the market is within a few blocks of Wes tmins ter Com munit y Hospital, where he was rushed for emergency care. The gunman escaped. Chimp Hunt In Hilly Area Called Off CLAREMONT <AP) -A search for a pet chimpanzee that escaped after biting one of its caretakers and chasing another m a n bas been temporarily called off, authorities said. Animal control officers said Monday night that it would be foolish to continue a search for the animal in the billy La Verne area, where it fled after its escape Thursday. Dennis Buckle, 23, of Clare- mont, was caring for the chimp for a friend when lt escaped, she told San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies. While he was trying to recapture the animal, it bit him in the knee and toe and chased a friend, Danny Steward of Downey. Resigns San Diego Post 7 Escape; Cause Unknown A 17·year-old youth died in a fire that swept through a con dominlum unit In El Toro ttu~ morning. The young man was identified by one of several persons in the condominium when the fire broke out -as Donald A. Dove, 11..._ 23355 Via Ronde. Mission VieJO The 11.year-old apparently was overcome by h eat and ~m oke as he tried to escape through an upstairs window. His body was found in a bedroom. officials said. De bra Freeman. 21. abo asleep in an upstairs bedroom when the fire started, escaped through a window. she said this morning. "I awakened. then passed out and then woke up again. I don 't remember much. There was a lol of smoke.·· Mrs. Freeman's two children. Manda. 3. and Donna. 1. .also asleep in an upstairs bedroom. where rescued by Clay Childers. 18, of 25306 Via Viejo. according to one fire victim • D•llY Pil91 S .. tf PMIO DONNA LANE, 16, CARRIES FOOD FROM HER FIRE-GUTTED EL TORO HOME Three Escaped Flames In Scorched Upstairs While One Man Died Near Window Young Childers and two other youths were visiting a friend. Donna Lane. 16, a l the con· do m inium at 25346 Via VieJO when fire errupted upstair' shortly after midnight. Younger, Brown Gear Up Campaigns Rites Slated For Copter Crash Victim Donna Lane sajd she and her friends were downstairs. "Wi: smelled something like popcorn burning. I looked upsta1r'\ and 'aw nothing but s moke up there ·· She said she urged Childer~ to go up and "get the babies." LOS ANGELES I AP > - Evelle Younger is portraying himself as the candidate for gov- ernor most in tune with voters' feelings as he launches his fall bid to unseat Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. "If people vote the way they think. we will win." the Republican attorney general predicted Monday in a Labor Day speech to a small group of union s upporters . Meanwhile, Brown launched his re-election campaign with a Republican platform or tax cuts and fiscal conservatism in a Democratic seUiJlg of Labor Day rallies. The Democratic governor al- t.empted to reconcile the ap- parent contradictions by citing the bipartisan vote for Proposi· lion 13, the property tax cut in· itiative. And his audiences of trade un-ion members eolbus1ast.1cauy at>- plauded the new-found gospel of fiscal conservatism. "Sixty-five percent of the peo- ple -almost ever y group in society -said they wanted those taxes to go down. That's the message of Proposition 13," Brown told 1,.000 guests at a Los Angeles labor breakfast. Younger's claim is that most voters share his generally con- s e r v a ti vc views ins tead of Brown's. And he contends that if he can get that message across. he can beat the Democratic governor. des pite the Drmocrats' 5-3 registration edge and recent polls showing Younger trailing by 8 to 1Spercenl. "I have every confidence that we are not only going to win, but are going to wm with substantial labor vote. if we can gel the word out," Younger said in a pep talk to 15 labor backers at a Sacramento breakfast. He cited his support for the death penalty, nuclear power and freeway development as areas where most voters agreed with him and not with Brown, and he repeated the same theme at a Los Angeles luncheon attended by 13 labor backers. T h e attendance at both sessions was in sharp contrast to t h e turnout at the labor breakfasts in San Francisco and Los AnJ?eles for Brown. Labor has traditionally sup- ported Democrats, and Brown has already won the endorse- ment of the AFL·CIO. Funera l se rvic es for California Highw ay Patrol helicopter pilot offi cer Gayle Wood killed Saturday when his chopper crashed in the Newhall area are set Wednesday. Rites for Officer Wood . 41. a form er Huntington Beach Police Department patrolma n who leaves a wife and four children, will be at 10 a.m. in Calvary Chapel. The Rev. Chuck Smith will of- fictate. No explanation has been of- fered yet for the crash wtuch also killed a CHP observer of- fice r who was riding with Wood on a routine traffic surveillance flight. Wood, a 10-year CHP veteran who has spent six years in its air operation division. leaves his wife, Ilene: a son, Roy. and four daughters. They include Jen- nifer, Ruth and Tamara of the home and a fourth daughter, Tonya, who lives in Oklahoma. Officer Wood also leaves his parents, Gayle and Dorothy Wood of Bellflower and brothers David, Carroll and Darrell. Another of Donna . ._ friend~. Roseann Namie. 16. of 25326 Via Viejo said the upstairs "was lots of smoke and n ame.·· Firemen said Childers suf fered severe cuts on both hand~ during his rescue efforts . Owners of the condomiruum unit. Mr. and Mrs. James Laoc. were vacationing in Califorma·~ Ke rn River area whe n lhb morning's fire erupted. Donna Lane s aid. Cause of the fatal fire b not yet known. officials said. lt ap· parently began upstair!. and swept through the attic of thl' unit. s preading and partially damaging two attached con dominiums. Firefighters said n ames had burst through the roof or the unit before they arrived at 12: 17 a.m A fire inspector said \l. took an hour lo contain the blaze. He estimated damage at $95,000. about $70.000 to the structure and $25.000 to its contents. The early-morning fire wa!> first reported by a neighbor wh o sajd she heard children scream· mg next door, a fire dispatcher said. "We did them one better, and we cut about $1 billion in our own income tax to try to meet .----------------------------------------. the spirit of what the people or California expressed." Brown repeated that theme over and over on a tour of labor events Monday in San Fran- cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, all the time insisting it really wasn't a great change from his past emph asis on liberal programs. Younger, in his campaigning said, "If Brown can keep people worrvin2 about my shower baths instead of conditions on the freeways, he will win," refer· ring to criticism of office showers. .. If you buy your clothes at The Storekro going back to ool won't scent so bad. Dr. John Philp Quits Dr. John Philp. who quit as Orange County's chief health of· ricer two years ago, has an· nounced his resignation as bead of the San Diego County Health Department,effeetiveSept. 29. Io a written statement released Monday, Philp said be is leaving bis $49,000-a-year job because of governmentlnterventioninbealth matters. He did not list spec:ific complaintsinbisreslpation. Prior to taldnC the San Diego County job in March 1976 Philp served fornineyears as lbebeadof tbeOrangeCounty Health J)epfl.rt- ment. His departure was seen as a response to a growing rlft between blm and the county board or supervisol'S. Al the tlme of bis Orange County d e parture, super vi.Ion were in tbe process of st rlppln1 Philp of h la •d· ministretlvepowen. P~p routed tbelre of 111 lD 1975 over his al· 18' obltnlcUon of the county'• paramedictnl.DiJllPJ'Oll'&m. He also came 'under sui>ervllon' ft,_ for his criticism of a lucrat:IYe county contract for ..................... QUITS IN SAN OH!OO Helllttt OfftMf Phtlp county employees' pbyalcal ex· amt with a ftrm founded by Dr. Louis Cella. "Yet in recent years the great advances in lite span have not come from technological ad- vances in clinical medicine but from the science or preventive m edicine -immunisation and preventive health care, sewage disposal, pure water and food sup- plies. If these basic public health areas are 1gnored, the public will be sorry." Philp in bis m0&trecentresigna. lion said be would be leaving public health and will continue bis medical career. 'in a field that will benefitpeople." Hisresignationreadinpart: "Governmental programs - national, state, local -have placed much emphasis on financ- ing of medical care plans and have almost Ignored the basic concepts of public health and prevent.Ive medicine. With any back to school purchase at The Storekeeper you '· will receive a free bike bag. We invite you to take advantage of this offer thru September 16th ... Dave and Holly did . Special offer on Levi Cords. o:o..--.PW llU~ Irvine. Newport ~ .. ch Cella is cu.rrenUy serving a federal prison term for conviction of medicarefraudintheoperat.ion '--------------====-~ of two county baaed hospitals be owned. LJliform.t. l'hnrw' o.i~ •0t-1 The contract with the Orange ----"!"""------------County Kealth Testing InaUtute remalnslneffect. • A-I DAILY PILOT Tuetday. September 5. Ul78 .... Just ~oa ting ~ ~~ with~ Tom~~''' Marphine It Wasn't So Awful Tl ESOA\'~ OPTIMISM OEPT. When you view the c1v<•r itll t. bor' Oay wet•kl•nd chaos that vh.lled our C'Oaio.tltnt•. \.OU C'nul<t clruw orw brl&ht conclu1uon ll could have bet•n wnrs1• Stimc l'"ttmatr' h11 vf' 11 that upon Mondi.y's hohdliy mort• Ul.m lOO,llOO 'oul" d roppe-d down to our beacht'N' Man\ 111 tho'e \t•ntured out into the water, despite lht' fact thul rtphdc' V.\•r .. runntnJt rampant In numerous location' anJ .t~t· ,urf v. " rolltntt in v.1th 15·foot breakers at places I hl' "'''Jlher, hov.ever, w11s in-and out overcast and a bit mugg.' ll v..iio.n t )our pt'rfect beach weekend by mo!-il ~t:snctnnk so. OlT OF THE 308.oet estimated beachgoerl>, only !>ltghll> morl! thitn 1 000 or them had to be hauled out ol the rap!> anti ht~h !turf Wh}' that's only one out of every J.00 on thl' 'horehrw Not too bad v.-hen you look at 1t that way <'1H\Mc1t'r 1f upon Mondity. the Inland tempen1ture!> had bt>en nl'ar !.ht' It>\ 1·1 of llad<':.. a lot more oeoole mi"'ht have ab~ndonl'n v1c;1ted by one milhon. You can figure then that Some Beach \'1s1tors Will Wander Out Into Anything --- the ocean re~cue toll would have skyrocketed in a ratio so that ocean saves would have totaled closerto4 ooo That as, 1f our ocean guards had been able to reach aJI those people. YOU CAN nGURE that the lifeguards were lucky Surf. riptide~ and high tides got worse today. But now: most of the vtsitors have gone home. !he fact that the rescue toll ~8:s a~ high as it was just ~oes ~o prove that some beach visitors will walk out into <.1~1y ktnd of ocean ~ondilion~. Consider that a 15-foot wave !s m e~sured from its back side. That means if you're look · 1ng at its front. it's more like three stories tall. BUT THAT DOESN'T seem to deter some of the inland folks who have sweated for hours on the freeways to reach the seashore. Some· of them would walk right out into it if the surf were at tidal wave proportions. They get bashed into the sand a few times and then tell each other how much fun they're having. As a beach bum of many summers, I'll have to admit I really love the high surf. I used to get out in the stuff when my bones weren't so brittle. Now it'.s-just-fun to stand on the sand a11d watch the bodies flung airborne. Then go take a nice warm shower. 'Lou Grant' Scores Netivork Touchdown DETROIT <AP> -Scrambled microwave signals gave some Michigan viewers of CBS' "Lou Grant" television program unex· peeled peeks at the ABC Monday Night Football telecast. . Technicia.ns for the three networks blamed the problems Monday nag ht on pecultar sum mertlme atmospheric conditions. ·'The microwave radio relay signs from all three networks are fading somewhere between Kingsville. N.Y .. and Cleveland Ohio." said one network lechrucian in Detroit. ' Besides giving viewers a look al what was being aired on the othl'r networks. the transmission difficulties, which bega11 about 9· 15 p.m .. distorted the sound and picture on home sets. Officials sajd the waves were bouncing peculiarly because of sudden cooling and heating in the atmosQhere. The scrambled microwaves also <lisrupted teleprinter circuits of news and government agencies. The problems. which continued through the night. had lessened considerably by morrung, technicians said. .. Plane Shot Down GuerriUas Deny Killing Victims SALlSBURY, Rhodesia CAP> -Guerrilla leader Joshua Nkomo said today that his men shot down the airliner that crashed in northwest Rhodesia two nights ago but he denied survivors' reports that they murdered 10 or the 18 survivors. Nkomo gave no details but told reporters in 1,.1,.lSa.ka, Zambia, his headquart ers, that the Air Rhodesia pla~e was shot down shooting past th.~ window on the shortly after tl left Kariba, on starboar.d wing. the Zambian border "because. Investigators were examirung these planes flying 'to Kariba th~ wreckage at the crash site 35 with civilians also carry troops males southeast of Kariba. and ntilltary-supptier.'" -u A stti'boant engine-appeared • to have exploded. a nd the THEllE HAD BEEN specula· starboard external side or the lion that the four-engine Vis· plane was heavily scorched, .. a count was hit by a ground-to-air military communique said. missile after one of the · sur· vivors, Anthony Hill. 39. told re· porters : "There was a tremendous ex- plosion. Then flames started Lewis: No Personal MD Profit LAS VEGAS <AP ) -In a r a mbling. and emotional television speech, a bitter Jerry Lewis denied he personally made money from his Labor Day Muscular Dy s trophy telethon. "Twenty-seven letter s ques· tion not only does Jerry get pai d for doin~ this telethon -this hurts they assured us that they will not send the pledge they made until they are as- sured that he volunteered his time and talent, .. Lewis said in the final two hours Monday of his 211h·hour telethon. " ... The answer is absolutely no. I receive nothing from the MD telethon or any of the M 0 activities thro ughout the year, and th e r e are m a n:v o r them. .. Ever y dime is ac- \ counted for. Lawis and through the Freedom of Information Act plus a variety or other laws you can get all the figures from our accounting and see where every penny goes. where every penny has gone and still goes." At the end of the statement the crowd in the Sahara Hotei ballroom, headquarters for the telethon. cheered LEWIS' STATEMENT caused an uproar throughout . much or the country because mos t viewers never heard it, after be· ing told by Lewis it was coming up. Lewi s made the statement when the network telecast cut away to local stations. At the end of the telecast. Lewis was In a much happier frame of mind after a record amount of pledges. "I doed it! I doed it !" he screamed. THE TELETHON, the 13th consecutive one hosted by Lewis on Labor Day. collected a record $29.074,405 in pledges, said L ewis' spok esman Hor ace Petzall, topping last year's pre- vious hlghof$26,841,419. About 100 entertainment and sports personalities appeared on the telecast Sunday and Mon· day. GUERRtLLAS OF Nkomo's Zimbabwe African P eople 's Union operate in the area from bases in Zambia. In June 1m, they fired a missile at a private plane near the border, missed It and hit a hotel, causing heavy damage. The airliner. with 56 people aboard. crashed Sunday night s hortly after taking off for Salisbury from Kariba, a lake resort on the Zambian border. The 52 passengers Included 42 white Rhodesians and South Africans. two white Scots and eight Asian Rhodesians who had been holidaying at the lake. HILL TOLD REPORTERS at a hospital in Kariba the plane broke in two. The front portion burst Into fl ames. and the sur- vivors. all in the last five rows of seats. wormed their way out of the tail section. Many were injured. but five were able to go for help. Hans Ha nsen. 35, said that about 811 hour after the crash. nine guerrillas emerged from the bush. .. WHEN THEY approached us." Hansen reported, "they said they were going to give us water and help. Then when they gathered us together. they said, ·vou have taken our Ian~! We are going to kill you !· and they started shooting." He said the guerrillas killed seven women, two childr-en and a man and bayonetted one of the women after they shot her. The bullets missed Hansen. his 31-year-old wife, Diana, and Hill. They escaped into the un-dergrowth and hid through tbe night. Rescue teams fou nd them and the five who had gone for aid, a total of eight survivors from the crash and the massacre. Hurricane Ella Weakens NATION I WORLD Sanctuary Floods caused by summer monsoons have killed more than 800 in seven northern states in India and thou~ands were unaccounted for ne ar Calcutta. A s mall boy, whose \\'azirabad home was s wamped by the fl ooded Yamuna River. takes refuge in a roadside drain pipe. Tens of t~ousancs were evacuated from low-lying areas a long the river. 7 Killed as Copter Plunges Into Cro'Wd DE~RY. Pa. I APr -Twelve-year-old Mary Beth Allison was laughing as she dropped handfuls or pingpong balls numbered for prizes from a helicopter to a crowd attending a Labor Day church festival. Moments later the helicopter -its blades turned into giant scythes -plunged into t he ' crowd. injuring 19 people and killing seven. including Mary Beth's mother. "Everybody was running for t h ose ba lls." s aid D enise DeCario of New Derry, who was mingling in the crowd. "The girl was laughing. Then th~re was blood everywhere." SIX PEOPLE WERE klJJed instantly when the craft slammed into a concession stand at St. Joseph's Catholic Church irr this southwestern Penn. Sylvania borough. Coroner Leo Bac ha said Mary Allison. 46. died later at nearby Latrobe Hospital. The pilot, Pam Nelson, and the two passengers, Miss Allison a nd her father. Leo, a church janito r , were uninjured authorities said. ' Hospital spokes woman An· drea Guzik saJd 11oftbe 19 Pel> pie. brought to the facility re- m am~ hospitalized today, in- c l u~1n g three in critical cond1tton. Shmoors Dampen Midsectio"' Flnrida T~~rat11re• AlbY'Q~ Atlant• S.ltllfto•e Blm unoNm Blsmuo Bolw HI Le Pep l'I SI '°M Callfornia workert ""°a bHtJlilul I.Allor O•v weekend to remember as tl'l•v lnHIOfld WCk to lhl 100 tocl<ly. Public ,_l•tv olllclels, on tr.e•ottier NllCI, had a chance lo relax alter the crowds cleared. MakehWaves wit a I Bos Ion Brown1v1llt Bvtt1110 0.IC,)90 CJMlf\niJll c11vel•nd 0.1 Fl Wlh 0.1wet Oe1nHI ........ 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The wall' temperature wfll bl 66. s-.Moott,Tlde• TUl'.SDAY Second low S.lf p.m. 1.2 Se<ol'ld hlllll 1 U'I p, m. u Wl!ONUOAY •Flrsl low S olO• m. 1 l l'lrsl hl\111 U 02 • m ) I Sl<ol'ld low • 30p.m, 1 l second lt•Oh 1' 11 p,m 4 1 Sun rlw.•6 ?ta "' ""I 14 pm Moon ttta•• 11 • m, seu• O.p m, S•rl~rt H1111tlntten llM<tl· waw\ J to ' ... t Wltll MUtfl 1-11 AN poor .ii- COlldlllOflt fair. HtwPOrl O.acll w .... , • to u twt allCI occa~tly l\ltfllf'. S...11 II IANll Ille toollll. c;o... ClltlOMllauNlwL • DailyPiloJ Want ad Just as surely as tropical storms send the big surr to pound the sands. Daily Pilot classified ads brings waves of response. Special ad rates fo r Dime·A·Lines and Penny Pincher ads yield extra ad-vantages. The Service Directory attracts special attention and customers for small businesses. Whether it is a used car • you want to sell, an apartment you want to rent or garage clutter you wish to convert to cash, there is a Daily Pilot ad classification that will get results for you. Along the Orange Coast the best 1,1lace to buy or sell is in the classified section of the 642·5618 , CALIFORNIA B romn f.o t gn B i ll Crim.e Terms Rise LOS ANG ELF-~ ~A I' 1 I 1tUt! m 0 r c t h It n a y l' ll r 0 rt •• r Caltfomla's f1xeid teorm 41entt>nf ul~ law tOOk dfttl. Gov Ed mund Brown Jr ,., to '11tn u bill todoy to subtltantl1tlly ln<•rc:t1;,\' terms for 43 mlijor crtmh The p&.Sql' ol ~8 709 by St-n Hobert Pm...ley, l> IUvcr..,.dt•, a rormer uodcr:stH!nrr. 11'1 • .i.l1tn1(1 l'ant vlt-tM)' for law enlorc-e ment groups and 1 ~ al~o t• mile tono in Brown·~ law and· order campaign of recent m onthi. AT ('ERl\MO Y in l.o~ Angeles. the Democratic gov t'rnor i:. to tgn '\t'V~al related bills, 1nclud1ntt Presley meas ures to lengthen parole periods and appropriate $7 6 million for the planning of new prisons. Legislative Analyst Wilham Hamm estimated that the new ~entencmg law would start m· creasing the pnson population in 1981 and add 2,923 new mmates by 1987·88. The total cost of prison construction and opera- tions by then was estimated at $305 million. SUPPOR TERS OF the measure claim the forecasts are exaggeratt-d. They aJso ~ay the longer terms will reduce crime and related costs. The new laws will res ult in ··i.ubstanlial additions to the protection or the citizens or Caliornia," Brown s aid in a recent interview. Opponents say there is no proof that sentences are too short or that longer terms will cut crime, and accuse the governor or bowing to political pressure before the new law had a chance to work. They also sav the money for new prisons would be better spent attacking unemployment and othercausesof crime 0 TUt; OTUt;R "de, skep llcal Rt·oubhcum, 11uch as Al t orney Gen ·rul Evell t? Younl(er. who 1,.. trylnlC to unl\t'l:tl 1i1own 111 th e Novttmber e-lettlon. say lhe governor up peara• to h•ve "'dt lJCOv~red" crimt,nwielecUonyear Two year!'\ ago, Brown signed ;i hlw end,ng C'ullfornla 'll 60 ve$r old 1ndt.1crmlnate sentenc 1n1t 11y~t.em. effective July l977 The old system dtflned terms vaguely, like five years to life and •let the parole boud decide when a pn~on.er should he. freed. Once regarded as a re form. the s ystem eventually was condemned on aH sides ai. responsible for much prison un- re!>t and illusory in its attempt lo determine when an inmate was rehabilitated THE NEW LAW GIVES judges a relative ly narrow range or terms for most crime!>, like two, three or four years, and directs them to pick the middle term in most cas es . · Prisoners can get a one-third reduction for good behavior in prison. When he signed the original bill, Brown said the new terms were at least as long as the old ones. Under the pres~ure of I.aw en· forcement organizations, the governor sponsored a follow-up bill that added several years for such things as use of a gun ~nd prior convictions. BUT LAW ENFORCEMENT groups still contended that term s wer e too s h ort, and backed Presley's SB 709, which makes across-the-board in· creas'es for mos t relonies, and adds two to four years for the most serious cases. For example. rape, now ·Cops Seoop " Dogs to Set Ex ample SAN FRANCISCO (AP l -Business will be picking up for the cops who work with the San Francisco Police Department's five dogs. They'll soon be carrying Poochee Bags in which to deposit police dog do. "Our department, and our police dogs, must set an ex· ample," Deputy Police Chier Jeremiah Taylor said last week. "We're always interested in making our streets - and sidewalks -safe . Dog waste is hazardous lo walkers." The San Francisco Board of Supervisors ha!> tentative- ly approved a dog poop law. like New York City's, that would require do~ owners to clean up after their pets. A rinal vote was scheduled for today. IC approved. the or- dinance will take effect in 30 days. But the police department is already prepared, Taylor said. The small , paper Poochee Bags the dog officer s will carry come with two cardboard scoops attached and are patented by a San Francisco entrepreneur. "We chose this ... because we do not expect our dog of ficers to carry metal scoops or shovels. They tote around enough hardware," such as guns and handcuffs. Taylor said. Damage Slight punishable by three. fo ur or five )'car .... will go to three. six or ~iHht year~. Assault with a deadly weapon goes from two. three or rour lo lwo. four or six Second-degree •murder goes from fi ve, s ix or seven to five. i.evcn or t I. ANOTHER PROV::-SION of the new law will allow life terms to be imposed con· secutlvely for multiple offense~. ~o the prisoner would have to ... crve seven year s for each ~rim-e before-.being-digible. (or parole. The current law re· quires life terms to be com- bined so the parole eligibility date t s seven years. though ~late officials say lifers serve an average or 11 years. Brown did not endorse the bill at first. and it passed its cruciaJ test. in the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee, without his help. At that time. he still was questioning the bill's cost. He endorsed it shortly before its final passage. Trike Trip Aids Charity BADWATER. Calif. t AP 1 Arnold Hanvey braved tem- . p erature s of more than 117 degrees as he pedaled a tricycle 79 miles across Death Valley to raise m oney for mus cular dystrophy research. The 56-year-old carpenter from Ridgecrest. lost 10 pounds during the 15-hour journey, which ended in Badwater. Hts trip raised Sl .300. His tricycle equipped with brakes. a rear-view mirror. a saddle bag. an American flag and a "Hanvey" license plate - was accompanied by a car car· rying the warning, "Watch Out for Tricvcle. '' Two Mexicans Fowtd Shot CARLSBAD I APl -Two Mexican men believed to be ii· legal aliens were in serious con· ditlon today at Scripps Hospital in E ncinitas after they were found shot in an open field near Carls bad, authorities say. Aurelio Hernandez. 40. and his brother Preciliano Hernandez. no age reported, were round by sheriff's deputies Sunday night arte r Border Patrol officers called to report a possible as- sault in the area. a sheriff's :;pokesman s aid. Deputies s aid no suspects were arrested and an investiga. lion was in progress. Quakes Rattle Tahoe SOUTH LAKE TAHOE <APl -Two earthquakes or about magnitude 5 on the Richter scaJe have s haken the Lake Tahoe basin and a wide area within a 17-hour period, but no severe damage was reported. The first happened at 9: 52 p.m . Sunday, and the second al 2:55 p.m . Monday, with an af. tershock estimated at 3.5 on the Richter scale at 3:04 p.m . P OLICE AND SHERIFF'S of-ft c es r.eported receiving telephone calls Crom wide areas. Broken dishes were reported, but nothing more serious. The first quake, measured by t h e California Ins titute of Technology at Pasadena, was reportedly felt as far away as Minden. Nev .. about 3G miles east. Placerville about 50 miles west, Truckee about 30 miles north. and Kirkwood about 40 miles south. The second, meas ured by the seismograph ~talion at the University of California at Berkeley, was reportedly felt as far away as the San Francisco Bay area. • AT BERKELEY. Dr. Robert Uhrhammer said the epicenter or the second quake was along the Californla-Nevada border 20 miles southeast or the south shore of Lake Tahoe. He said the first temblor Sunday night didn't trigger the alarm. Cal Tech gave a rough estimate of the magnitude of the second quake as between 5.1 and 6 on the Richter scale. Uhrhammer called the s econd quake moderate. He s aid 1t wouldn't be expected to damage wel J. des igned s tructures. especially of the wood Crame type prevalent in the moun- tainous area, aJthough it might knock loose objects off shelves. BUT A MAGNITUDE 5 quake can bring down the type or mud brick structures that are found in many countries where earth· quake damage is often extreme, he s aid. The Richter scale is a gauge of e nergy released by an earth· quake. Every increase of one number or magnitude. as from 4 to 5, means that the ground mo- tion is 10 times greater . The scientific rule of thumb is that a quake or magnjtude 5 can cause considerable damage. Beach Crackdown Nets ·500 Arrests SAN DIEGO CAP) -A crackdown on the beaches during the weekend resulted in about 500 arrests ror various charges. police said Monday. • The Mission Beach Sea Wall, a three-mile stretch of concrete that separates sand from sidewalk, had Its usual types or activity, police Sgt. Robert Furtak said. E SEA WALL is one or the b siest stretches or beach, at· tr cting cyclists, marijuana smokers, roller skaters and drinkers. "The Sea Wall always has been a gathering place for this type of activity," said police spokesman Bill Robinson. "It seems more so this summer." PoHce said many or those ar- rested were cited for HlegaJ possession or marijuana, hashish and pills. "A LOT OF P EOPLE are smoking marijuana in the open on the beach." Furtak said. One officer reported citing someone for using a 4-foot-high bong, a water pipe-like device. for smoking marijuana. TL*Uy. S.ptember S 1978 l1nconcen1ed Sunbather~ <tl Lake 'Perris hardly appear to notice as <i helicopter aids in eff orb to control a brush fire that burned more than 1.000 acres. The fire began Sunday a nd containment was expected by tonight. Second Blaze Hits Vernon Fiber Firm· VERNON <AP l -Vernon police were investigating a fire that re· quired Los Angeles County. city firefighters and crews from neighboring communities to extinguish as Vernon firefighters con- tinued their job protest Tll E THR EE-ALARM fire, brought under control Monday. was the i.ccond to hit Southwest Fiber s Inc. in recent weeks 1n this industnal Lo-. Angeles ~ub urb. It was also the firs t maJor fire call that r~qu1red outside a!>· sistance. Vernon ·~ 101 unionized firefighters began the job action two weeks ago to protest what they describe ai. unsafe staffing levels which would result from the city's plans to eliminate some non-firefighting pos itioni. and turn them into lower.paid c1v1han JObs ACTING VERNON Fire Chief Geo rge F . Bass . the only m e mbe r on the force at the .... cene or the early morning fire, -;aid last week's fire at the plant was allegedly set by employees who were forced at gunpoint to pour gasoline around the in· terior of the building and ignite 1t. Monday's blaze. which Ba~s s aid was o! "suspicious" ongin. began in the baJe storage yard in back of the structure. There was no estimate of the damage to the yard and merchandise. includ· m g remnants or fabrics. fibers and plastics DAIL y P1LOi A,) Bislwp Deplore s Prop. 6 SAN FRANCISCO <APl -The Episcopal blshop of Califorrua has come out against the Briggs initiative. saying it would erode "the personaJ rights or men and women of gay sexual orienta· lion" and could threaten the clergy next. IN HIS FIRST sermon since he was hospitalized for treat m ent or alcoholism. Bishop C Kilmer Myers told about 500 worshipers at Grace CathedraJ Sunday that lhe crus ade try- smger Anita Bryant to overturn gay rights ordinances in Miami and other cities amounts to c. ··veritable witch bunt ... and we ignore it at our peril.·· The Br1us irutiat.Jve. which will be Proposition 6 on lhe .r.;o. vem ber ballot. would allow school districts to fir~ any employees. including teachers. who are homosexuals or sy mpathize with them. lt was sponsored by state Sen. John Briggs, R-Fullertori. M YERS St\1D OF the in- itiative: "One ca nnot forget that in our ge n er<1t !on th e Hi tler pro(? ram of human ex - termination began with the homosex- u a I s. One w o n d e rs i ( •••GGs the initiative passes. who w1!1 be next -the psychiatrists. the psychologists. the clergy.,·· ··1 am compelled to oppose any law which would have the· effect of dehumaniz:ng men ar.d "omen or 1mperil:ng 1he1 r responsible freedom ... Myer ... -.aid HE SAI D THE CHURCH ~ record was "by no means c!ean .. on the issue of homosexuahty "1t •~.in fact, deeply stained with the blood of executed homosexuals.·· the bishop said. Myers was hospitai1zed 1n Minneapolis early last spring for care that included treatment of alcoholis m . He h as been on vacation (or the Po!>t two months. The California dioces e 1r.~ eludes an estimated 17 .500 bap. t1zed Episcopalians. Me rge r So\lghl SAN LEANDRO t AP 1 -Pett· t1ons are being circulated with the aim or merging the San Leandro and San Lorenzo school districts because of declming enrollmenL-;. Ne wport Fashion Island (714) 644-2800 Robnsons lfi o ...... , .. c ..... n .utv P•l•JI Editorial Page ----------------------------------------------- RObt·rt N Wt>ed Publ1 !>her TU86(t;iy, September 5 1978 Local Conunission • E t n IOU Valid I 11 m,111' ln1 .ii polttu ,ii 11lht•r\ t•r-. 11 mu!'>t h.1, t• '~·t·nh·tl lh.11 1 nd 111 It i.:_1,l.1tl\1' l1·rm m.idrw ... -. hJcf ~tru('I, 01.,1111-:,• t'11u11l' l1·)!1 ... 1.11nr-. \\ h11 l'U~ht•d .1 11111 through tht· ll·~1-.l .tlun• \\htr h \\ht•n "ti.:1wd tn· c;ov Uro\\n, wul cxtentl t ht• 11\ 1'' oft ht· r~ ~11111.11 t'•>.t!->I .1 I tumm1,.~aon!'> ll \La" p .Hllt ulur I\ n<id th a t <'11 11 .,c·rv11t1 v1• Hq111 hlh'.11a-. 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ThL•y fa ultl•d "L•xtn•ml· re~trictions" by s tale :md fed eral a~l·nc1cs protl·cting lhl• bird for discout"aging cont ruclurs a nd h<rn!'>ting the pri<•t• lai;! for thl· <·hannt'l-widc·ning protl·t·t. The HO pa irs 11f affloct td birds havl' left lluntington Bt•:H:h for th{· \.\'intt•r and w1•n•n't i.lround to defend tht·m!->l'IVt'!->. But CaJifo rniiJ fish and gam e biologis ts h.inted that rounty officials m ay have gone overboard. All they asked was that the cons truction occur during winter so the tradi• tion<.1 l feeding ground isn 'l dis turbed during the birds' s um- me r nC'~ting season Thl·re may Wl'll bt' othc·r f acto;s which he lped boO!->t th<.· t<>!'>t of tht• building project. s uch <J. l.:ibor and mal t•riab . It's prl'lty ca!'>y to put a ll thl' b la m e o n a bird colony in light of the fl a p ercatc d when the s n ail darte r fis h h a lted t•on str uction of one $117 m ilJjon Te nnessee d a m , a mussel threatened another. a nd a flower del ayed building a power plant in Maine Dul ll't s not get carried away • Opinions expressed in th e s pace above are those of the Daily P1101 Other views expressed on this page are those of their a uthors and artists Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/ Eskimns ByL.M. BOYD Q "Do the Eskimo tribes have chiefs'!'' A. No chiefs. In ract. no tribes. They live in families that come and go from their D~ar Gloo1ny Gu"4 Re t he co mphaint ~ aho ut police c hases. It 's n sick society that bla m es the police for the actions of 11 crook A re they supposed to let u c rimina l go If h l· lcovc:s the sccnl' of a crime Inn car" RM settlements as the food sup. ply dictates. Q. "What's the ditference between a 'sprain' s.t nd a 'strain," A. Their whereabouts . Spra ins affect the ligamenls ; ~trnins. the muscles. Q. "Where's a s nake ~ heart?" A. About a fifth of the dis· Lance from its head to its tall. Am advised the federal government expects to s pend SS million to convert 73 m iles or abandoned railroad rights or w ay to bicycle tra ils That's $68,493.15 per 1Tlile. Too much. 1'11 t&ke that con· troct. senator. For a mere $65.000 p~r mile. And ror such cons lder otion. sir. you m ay expect ti free bicycle sh\pped to your wife In o ploin brown wrapper. Q. "How many feathers on :i canary. friend?" A. About 2,200, averogo. Rowland Evans/Robert Novak Carter Dem&nds United Front W J\SlllNGTON -The new !(cl tough policy 1n Jimmy l'••rll'r's White House surfaced 1n a ronfidcnll lll m('morandum lo S\•t•rctary of Defense Harold Brown dcmand l11~ "complete .ind unl'<tuivocal s upport" by the 1omt <'h1ef~ of sluff for the treaty ~·=-wb hshtn~ a nuclear-free ion~ around Lalin America Tht• memorandum. s igned by ZbtJ,tnlcw Brzezinski. was the finst move in a clnmpdown to t•nd what --O n-e-'1t-r te-r- u 1 d c call s "gu e rr ill a Wt.•rfarc " af,?a ins t the prC's1 de nl 's fore ig n a nd m1 l1t a r y p O (l('ICS puru cularly from the Arms Con· t rol uod Disarmament Agency 1 ACDA > and the Commerce Department The Pentagon 1s not exempt Publi c oppositien to the Latin tr.eat y by the chiefs would have hrought a Brzezinski recommen- dation for the president to re· que:.t their resignations. This Paul Harvey hard line with the J i1itary 1s viewed in the Oval Otfice as es· sential for Mr. Carter to lay down the law everywhere else. As one adviser said : "To get tough with ACDA. we have to apply the sa me rule to the Pen· tagon " The memo to Brown shows how fur the president means to go in exerting muscle on ad· m1n 1str ation o rficial s who s a botage his foreign-military policies. b lNKING-the treaty c:tirectty to Mr. Carter's political welfare. the president's national security ad viser admonished Brown that "unless DOD <Department of Defense) and JCS <joint chiefs of staff> arc aggressively sup· port1ve of ratifi cation. the Senate may decide to put off cons id C'r a ti o n until next year. I don't have to tell you it would be a significant ac· complishment of the president's non-prolife ration a nd Latin Ame rican policy" if the treaty is ratified this year In fact the J CS had privately assen ted lo the treat y last December. Knowing this. and <:AMP DAVID HUSTLE perh 3pS lo <1vo1d 1tfrront1ng t hem with a bar1· knuck le political documl·nt. Brown did nol show thl'm the memoran· dum. But the dlrc<.•tive remains on Brown's desk tor possible use in the upcom1n~ battle over es nl'w strategic arms hm1lahon treaty <SALT > The m e mo to Brown wu ~ lollowed by a second 8rzez1nsk1 direct ive ordc·red by Mr Carter -to a ll cabinet members and thoir top officials Its warn inlJ-; thefe wiH be-complete com pliance with the pres ident's foreign policy in all public s p eeches. s U1tements a nd testimony lo Congress TH E CLEAR implic:1t1on s hape up or ship out "When Carte r decide s and s omeone cun 't go along." one pres1dent1al aide told us. "he expects that in dividual to change his m111d or resign. lie can t<Jkt' hi s views to th ~ c~.u ntry d!'> ..--.pr1 vl!Le citizen The attempt tu irnpost.' iron· fisted conformity 1s J natural culmination of Mr Carter·s s teady retreat from an "open e1dmin1s l r<1l1on " Allhot1gh 1t sm~1ck;, or Richard Nixon's d fort after h1:. 1972 reelection tr, c e n t r ci I 1 z c c o n 1 r o I o r t h 1· bureaucr~1cy in his own office the voluminous record of anti C&rter guerr ill .. wc.r wdged within the• administr£1t1on make:. 11 inevitable Thl' most recent prc~1dent1al ire was aroused by lhc way final app roval -now sccrt:tly rescinded wa:. given by the Commerce Department to the w.e. of a d.rilbbtl Iact.ory to Lht• Soviet Union. That included an export license for the electronic beam welder. When word was leaked by Commerce that the deal had 1t:-: r'1n~I a pproval. Sc•cretary of Energy J a mes Schlesin~cr com ptained that his department was s till s tudying ~trateg1c 1mplica lions of the sale. WITHOUT public announce· ment. Mr. Carter intervened and s ubmitted strategic questions a bou t the clcctror.1c beam weldC'r to the Defense Depart ment 's science advisory board l'or morl' study. White House a nger was intense "If Com· merce tries to force this thm~ again or any othe r c•xport of ~tratcg1c material beforC' we're read y. somebody b gorng to be fired ... one Carter aide s aid privately Criticism of Pa ul Warnke ·, ACOA has been ~mouldering for month.;; It sta rted 1n january when Warnke wrote a confiden- tial lett<•r soon lcakl'd -t<; Secretary of State Cyrus VanCl' tlppO!<ln!! a dvanced 11ghter pla ne!' fo r Saud i Arabia anr:.ic\ Although Warnke·.., letter 'aid he could support the .;;ale lor ' pollt1cal" rea:.ons. Whit(' llOUH' aides s m<.'ll<•d !'>a bot age of Mr Cart<'r " most 1 mportant M idl·a~t in1t1;.t1 vl' ci• t hl• time Today ACDA 1s losing onl' of th\• h Olt l'S \ bdttl c" 1n Washington the comprt:hcns1v(' tl'st ban trttaty Mr Carter 1~ ~wllrhing from c<1r ly support of Wa rnke'!' propos~d fi ve-year. 1.ero-y1eld les t ban to a treaty j.!1vi ng the US protect•on agarnst Soviet chcal1n~ In the old day.;;. before the Ol'W t.'r3 of l'O n lorm1ty, Warnkt'' ACDA would bt• plotting a battl~ of po littcal o;ubvc•rc;1on w1 1ti .. peeches. leaks and Capitol flr ll plants to soften up the president. It was ea..;;y then. TOd ay it nugbt be o;u1c1da! Democracy Isn't That Easy to Export President Carter 's mother. Lillian Carter, once was a Peace Corps volunteer in India. The prime minister of India has messaged her that his nation does not want the Peace Corps any more. prefers to be self· reliant. There is a "spirit or indepen· dencc" in all peoples in all na· lions . In Latin America where small arm e d seg· m ents of the population can seize con· trot -even the "ove r thrown" do not welcome rescue by outsiders. While President Carter has been preoccupied with human rights in Africa. much closer to home South America is going to pot! Charles McCabe Wh1le President Carter ha!\ been demanding m ajority rule in southern Africa, just south or o ur borde r one nation after another is becoming "owned and o p erated " by a mil itant minor ity WlTfllN RECENT weeks Lhe government or Bolivia was over· thrown again. Chile ousted the last liberal from its government. The leader or the oppos ition in Paraguay was thrown into jail. M illlary rulers in Ecuador and Uruguay are promising their people elections "eventually," but meanwhHe those countries a re dictators hips. It does not seem to occur to the idealists or the world that not everybody is ready for "self· government." T here is evidence that United States of Americans might not be. Self-government requires self d1sc1pline and ""e have not been paying enough attention to that S PEAKI NG t o La 11n American diplomats last J une. President Carter s aid. "We re· :i l1 ze thal the path r ro m authoritarian.to de mocratic rult! can be a difficult and demanding one. He can say that again' Elections have been held in eight Latin American natlons since the first of this year. More lhan 17 million volers voted . In most or those countries. ever since the winne rs pro claimed victory the losers have charged "fraud'" IN GUATEMALA. where• m ilita ry go vernme nts have come and gone for 15i years. who cares wh1 rh or three army candidates wms" When United St ates leadership presume:-to proc':um treedon" cind equality'' for all the peoplf·~ or the world. what we arc pro· posrn g 1i-anarchy• Pe rhaps Amc n ro n~ m isled the mselves when they allowed F-D R . for its partisan <.Hect. to designat our oa t ion a · 'dt. mocracy. In a pure democracy Pveryonl: votes on everything. mob rule OURS WAS Intended to be .- poltt1ca l republ!c where we would elect our most copabl(• men to make decisions in our behalf And our system worked better when we did it that way It was when we started plac ing in positions of leaders hip m d1v iduals neither smarter nor more honorable than ourselves that we got into trouble. Maybe we'd best butt out of the a ffairs of other nations until we reorder our own house Making Money With Money Once Seen as Sin Today we call it investment, or banking, and sometimes even inyestment banking. Our whole culture is based on it, and so is the culture of every "eivilited" country in the world. Without it our economic system would col- lapse. for the reason that putting out money at interest IS our system. Vet it was not always thus. The spiritual ancestors of the W es tern world -the anc i e nt Greeks. the J ews and the m edieva l philosophers o r t h e Cat h o l ic c hur c h - called lending money at in· terest u.ciury, and they S8id the hell with it. Today usury relers to Shylocking. putting out mon ·y at exlrav~gant Interest. The M · cients used the expression for ANY payment of Interest on money loaned BY TJUS slnrl< mcuure. the difference lietwccn t:>uvh' Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan a nd your fr iendly g hetto banker's e nforcer is o ne of degree but not of kind. What makes the one respectable and the other sleazy is chiefl y the theological san ctions or the Protestant Church. <Yet I seem to recall some bitter reflections or Martin Luther about people who s it comforta bly behind stoves while their money works for them.) The Talmud says. "He who lends without interest is more worthy than he who gl ves to charity. and he who invests money in the business or a poor man is the most worthy or all." That. I may say. ls an ideal pretty dJstant from the banker or modern limes. This lad was aptly and famously limned by Mark Twain as "a follow who lends his umbrella when the sun 1s shining ancl wants it back lhf? m lnute It begins to raJn. '.' WUAT I nm suggesting this mol'nlng Is that If t hree great civilities reJccted the Idea of col· lccllna Interest on money. there may b something to the Idea. Pcrh.aps the 1rcolcst s ingle turning we ha v<.' made a!I Ii species was when we fell for this essentially meretricious idea For why should money. un related to work . be come a source for mooey? Why should men be enabled to enslave other m e n econom ically s imply because they have more money" °"Why. to come right down to it. are bankers as we know th~m necessary at nil " · These are seditious sugge!' lions., lo be s ure I think they nre wortrt :-it least u few second~ s p e c u I at Ion . ~· s p e c i a 11 y by banke rs a nd by inveslment bank~rs. a nd those greate$l m oocyholder'I or: them all. in- s urance.men. The re h ll'\ a lways beC'n something highly attractive to me In Henry Thoreau ·~ theory of wages and costs ·'The cost of a thing," he s aid. "is the amount of what I wlll coll Life which is required to be t'xchnnaed for It. Im mediately or In I he long run " There can be no ndmllllng of IJsury into t~ sy"tem so defined Money wouJd be u rf'ward iC\r wotk expendt.'<I Th<: tdh: moo who lives on his Investment fin vcatmont mcan11 putting clothe11 on your money l would no longer ha ve any function. The c1t17.en would be a worker IF MOSES and Ar1stolle and the Middle A~e Christiani'< were right. our whole system of life 1~ based on one huge. gigantic sin I am not an economist. and have very little understanding of. or eti oabdtly of deali ng wit~ money I do not know when nr where this giant turning took pince in our history. But there :s something mside me that sayi. the 1 urmng was trng1cally mis taken, and that usury may be ut tht~ root or <;o many of our maladjwitmenbi. t do not expect anything will be done ubout it. Our depen dt>nce and the usufruct thereof a r e not only mu rcrlal but spmtuaJ. and by now so deeply ingrained a:i; to be lr~vers1ble But 1l ti( possible to hvc with k misl&l<c while knowing It is I! m lsrnke We do it all the llmt' If we wcrt to rCCOinize the shak1 nel\.'< of the essumpllon!' which underhc our economic s ystem perha ps we could deal mo'r'e In telllgcntly with it. I don't know l'm JUSt as king NATION I WORLD l11dio11 Poli ti.-s Scandal Hits L ad r' Kin Nt<:W l>l•:l.IU lncl111 u\I'• A third lndhrn poltt1c1d lt•1ttlt'1 ·., ''"' "rmhrmh-••" 1•r 1llt·J:ttlly to further h11 .,11w'' 11111•n•,t 1rnl tht•1r politic ,11 forturw' Tiit• "'-"·:\T T.\RGf.T \\\~ K.-ntlllAI 0t"i.ul. 'on 11( l'nmt' \1101,lt'r ~11roq1 t>1•')t11. Mr\ c;an llh•'~ 'llt't't''"ir 111• "'" t•h111~1·cl 111 P:irltuml'nt "II h p1ll11.: UIJ 11l1•i,:al P• ofll .. hv t'X plo1t10Jt hi' (Jther '' pO'.'>lllon Tht• prime m1ni'>tN ha' refused J.il urdt•r .m ofrtrtal 1nill!fil_~ut ha'> offrr~ to ._..C>-._..,,.,, JO) wrllh'n ,1cru,,1t1on befon· tht• Supre me Court No" 't·andal ha ... hit Sun·"h Kumar~~ of nercn~l' Mml'.'>lt'r J UAJI\ .in Hi.Im . who I~ ('Or'ldered d poll'ntwl ~)rinw m1111\tt·r t\ um111 "ho 1 ... ~II and married. filed a police romplumt th.ir~in~ l"u voung poht1c1an!. with kid· nu1>1>111~ him and ,, 21 yt-ar old coed, Su!>hma t'haudhan, und fore mg them t(l po!>e for porno (!raphu: rurturl·~ t\.Untdr dbo -.ued hi!> wi(e, KumalJlt lor d1vorc·1'. <"nurgmg that ror ll year~ ~he ha:-retu~1~ 111 II\ l' "1th him and "perform he r matrimonial 11bh~u11011-. ~IRS. Kl'M.\R \~TICJPATED THE divorce .... uit with .. tatt-menh to the pre'~ charging that it wa~ an attempt to 'ave Ham's polttlcal career. Meanwhile, pol1t1cal foe's of the defense minister claimed hi!-. :-.on po..;t.>d vol untarily with Miss Chaudhary and that the abduction charge against the two pol1t1r1;ins wa~ a coverup attempt. RaJ Narain, ousted two months ago as minister of health. said at a news conference that one of the arrested polit1c1ans. Om Pal, got hold of the photos when they fell out of Kumar's pocket. Narain 1s the chief Political lieutenant of former llome M1ni~ll'l' Chanin Sangh, Ham's chief r ival to 'uccecd l>t•:-.a1 a!-. prime minister THE ~.\TION.\L HERALD. a news paper wh1r h rt•nc•<:ts the \'ll'W' of Mr-.. Gandhi's branch of the Con~res:. P<irty, said the photographs !>howed Kumar and the girl "were willing partners tn amornu~ posture!> The story of abduction and s ub-.l'riuent exposure under duress is, ther efon•, not convincing. .. NPvt•r before has Indian politics sunk to' this level. and the employment of Mafia tactics s pells a c:lt•ar and 1mmed1atc danger to the civilized values and democratic norm ... that we cherish," said eight prom inl'nt men in a lcltl•r to the Indian Express. T he !\1gneri-; ineluclt'rl .Jus tice V.M. Tarkunde of tht· Bnmh<.1y l11gh Court and Chanchal Sarkar , head of tht• Indian Pre-.!\ Comm1s'\1on TllE Nt~WS MAGAZll"E INOIA Today com· mented: "The Bibll' warns that the sins of the rathcrs will be v1sit<'d upon their sons. In Indian politics. the opposite seems to be the case " The magazine suggested that prominent politi- cians sever relations with their sons a nd dis- claim respons1t>llty tor their actions. as the rather or Indian independence., the late Mohandas K. Gandhi. did with his wayward '>On I Ian I al Carter's New Wheels President Carter ha:. a new car. a silver· gray sedan with a m aroon interior. which hi s bodyguards call an "off the record vehicle .. The car . pi ctured here in Was hington berore Carter took 1t to Bloodinohile Set For Coast Visit The American Red Cross bloodmobile will make three visits to the Orange Coast this month. On Thursday from 3 to 7:30 p.m. it w.ill visit Newport Beach. Re~ervalions can be m ade by calling 546-5976 or 835·5381 . On the same day. a bloodmobile will visit First United Methodist Church. 272117th St .. Huntington Beach. from 2:30 to 7 p .m. Appointments can be made at 968·6146 or 835·5381 On Sept. 25, a bloodmobile will visit the Com - munity Presbyterian Church. 415 Forest Ave .. Laguna Beach, from 2·30 to 7 p.m For an appoint· ment. call 494·7555 or 492-6664 . Emotion Said GrolUllD BUS70:'1 (AP) -Massachusetts' highest cour1 has ruled that parents who s uffer physical injurie~ from the emotional stress of seeing their children hurt in accidents may sue for damages. The court held that a parent does not have to witness or be involved in the accident. but must see the child al the scene . 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Stewart said Thl' vaccme for women woule keep a hormonl' human choriomc gonadotrop1n. called HCG -essen t1al ror development of the embryo from doing lb. -Job Steward s aid HCG sparks produrt1on of a chemical lo keep the uterus sound. coats the new embryo and also apparently keeps the m other from reJectinJ? the embryo a~ a rore1gn subs tance Stewart's vaccine. built from amino acid~. would make women imm une to their HCG Em bryos would dll' w1th1n a few days after concep· tion church. t!\ a 19ii Lincoln that <f Secret Service spokesman s aid 1s "security equipped" and is one of several in the Setret Service fl eet Man Sentenced to Die Call us for Insurance quotes! r\uto • L 1r£> • Homeov.ners MOSCOW <AP> -A Soviet plumber described as "a dhi.nkard. a debauchess." has been sen· tenced to death for fatally shooting one man and wounding a second in a n attempted robbery aboard a commute r train in the industrial city of I-ARM ERS INSll R"'NCI-GROU 548-5554 RABBITI INSURANCE 1914 Harbor Blvd .. 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Moil 1101,r quJ>shonR to P6t Dunn At Yr111r Sennce. Orange Coast Dally Pllnt P () UOI I~. <'osta Mesa, CA 92626 A.~ many lt'ttt'rs os pos.\1hle will ~ answered. but phoned mquines M letters not mcludmg the reader's full name. address and buslMss hours' ptume number cannot be considered Thu column appears dai· 111 except Saiurdays." Wheel Youngster• Co Att~tio•• DEAR PAT: l recall reading a Daily Pilot ur t1c le about a group of mt>n who built and opt•rate u mi01ature railroad. Unfortunah•ly, l d1d n 't save thr article I'd like to know if lhal club is .. till Ill <'X1stcncl.'. and whr re lhl' public can view tf11., miniature railroad. I'd alMl like• to find out .. "lll'Tl' lhc vinta~t' car museum 111 Orange County 1:. IOl·atc-d. M~ grandchildren will be vis iting me soon and I'd like tu take them lo see both attrac- tHln!>. I L IL. Newport Beach The Orange County Model Railroad Club's t>X· hibil is open to the public each Tue!>day evening from 7:30 to 11 p.m. al the Orange County Fair Grounds <nexl to the administration buildlngJ. Briggs Cunningham AulomoUvf' MUbeum. 250 E. Bakt•r , Co<;ta Mc.!oa. io; oiwn WNin(''iday through Sunda~· from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. StationPr Mo.,ed 011 DEAit f>l\T : I ordered some imprinted sta· t ion ary from Sheridan Engraving Ser vice of Bethesda. Md , on March 17. My check was cashed, but I sllll haven't received my order. I'm enclosm~ l'Ol)ic!> of m y two letters of inquiry and m y cancc•IN1 check Hopefully, you'll be able to get som e results P .G .. Irvine ,\s pr('viou:.ly reported in ,\ YS. this firm ap· )'l'3rS lo b(' Out Of bui.inhS, and your only rPCOUrSC is to fih• a complaint with the U.S. Poslal Service . . \ YS is n•turning your canceled check and re minds olh<>r readers not to i.t•nd original checks or re· t·t•ipts to the column. Only copicl> can be acc('pted. llaHd D.-lieery Alu.-ays Riglaf DEi\H PAT Thl' "ctiquNlc" of gift giving 1s ... cmH•whut unclear to mt• Whl'n i:. it more ap proi.>rtalt· to hand delivt·r ;1 prc..,ent, and should a <.·11rd alY. ays bt' ~1\tach ~o" R.W . Costa Mesa J eanette t.cc, Hallmark Ca rds etiquette ex· 11crt , told that it's always appropriate to band· deliver a girt. About the only barrier is distance. A grt.-eting card shouJd accompany the gift, not just to Identify thP S<'ndn but to add sentiments that thf' River might not bl' a hie to cxprc!IS as wr ll. Olli~.-Ollt-r11 Con~tmter Tip• DEAR READE RS : T he U .S. Ofrlce or Com.umer-.· Education is offering a 58·page, free ,booklet that givt•s a number of sources you can turn to for help on consumer problems. Solutions lo t>veryday diUicultles such as broken promises by merchants, poor service, defective produ.cts a nd high prices for necessities are discussed, along with consumer educaUon, bow Lo organlae wllb otht>r consumers and where to get pro· fessional training. A section on bow to partldpate in local, slate and federal rulemaldng and In in· dustry's consumer boards ali;o Is included. When you order your copy of "A Gulde to Consumer Action" rrom Consumer Information Center, Dept. 681F, Pueblo, Colo., 81809, yoa'U also rtteive a copy of tbe free "Consumer In· rormaUon Catalog." It llsts more than 200 selected free or low·cost publications from the federal gov· ernment. Carter Cid Coagrattdatlo•• DEAR l' \T: Could you find out if President Carter h~ chscontinuC'd the policy of acknowledg- ing wedding and birth announcements? President Johnson sent a congratulatory letter upon receiv· ing an announcement of our wedding. as did Presl· dent Ford when we senl him an announcement of our first child's blrth. l sent our second child's birlb announcement to President Carter three months ago. but we've had no response. L.J .M .. Huntington Beach A White House greetings omce spokeswoman ~ays that wedding and birth congratulatory letters h ave been eliminated to cut costs. Birthday, Ill· ness, ••nrst In the class" and new Eagle Scout let· ters are among the "thousands and thousands o( congratuJa&ory letU-rs" still malled by this office, the s pokeswoman added. COME PRAY WITH US You a rc cordially Invited to join us In morning and evenlno prayer at the CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN, THE BAPTIST 101~ BAKER STRUT, COSTA MESA .......... ,...,.... . ..... ~..,... ...... ., .... ......, .. , ... "_ _, .... ,_, .. ,.,. AT YOUR SERVICE I ANALYSIS Solar Ene~gy Battle Heating Up IS> THOMAS 0 . t :U AS l'lh· b..itth· tor lhl· l',1lt formu :-.un 1~ hl•allng up. l 11t1I 1w", tlwn· h,1"1 ht•t•n llllh: i:ov1>rnmcnt In · '11lv1·nw11l 1n thl' dl\!lUh' over whNhcr utility corn· pun11'1' :.h11uld h\• 11llow1:d to rnarke t solur energy 1·t1u1pmt•11t Twu of Hw ~\alt•'s three largest gas ,·ornpu111t'li already h.tvi: plans lo sell solar :.y11lcm:., plan!> h•beled "monopolistic" by activist Tom llu)'lkn rtnd his Cuhfornla Campaign for t-:l·onoma· l>cmo<.'rucy ll uydl•fl twllcv<•:. the ~het.•r size of the utilities ond I ht•ar t"<l'lllllf; m.irkt!lltlg networks give them uufutt Jdv,mla~l·~ ovt·r ,111y would-be t·ompetltion "Ttn:v ALKt;AD\' H AVt: GAS und electri<' ru111wpollt·' und now tht•y want to sturt selling the '>Ull, too," llayden 'ay:. t-'or· u year, lhe C'onflact between Hayden and llw Lwo g~ comp1uti~. Southe:n ~alttorn1a Gas und San Dlt'go Gas & Electric, was principally a publl<.' r('lations contest, with botb sides issuing pre!\s releases and an· --~.,......,,.---...----nouncing plans ' SOl!fHERN But Hayden's ap· CALIFORNIA poantment to the fl edg· FOCUS ing s tale Solar<.'al Com '"'---------m 1 ~s 1 on . dc•s 1gnt•d to promott• sol<•r l'nt·rgy , hi.I~ accelerated the connict Jnd the ... t<Jk Publk Util1tic!i Commission will soon hold hearings to determine whether there are "an- ticompetil1vc implications" in the utility pla ns. may nave too big an udvuntagc over the llllle guy~ The "htllc guys" now are apptirenlly also s plit on the 1sSUl' Those who have contracts to provide units for the big companies are all for utility in volvemenl . tho~e with no s uch contracts are againsL One executive of a firm that has sold some units lo SDG&E told a recent Solarcal meetinJ' the opposition is based on ··sour grapes" from those who didn·t get the contracts. FREE ENTERPRISE ARGUMENTS also are an element In the quarrel. The California Solar Energy Industries Association endorsed a resolu· lion saying the business would be open to anyone and that ma.ior utilities should be included in any state policy. -Sut .R>hn veesman. anomey for the Ralph Nader-coM ecled California Citizens Action Group, argues. "A utility in the bus iness of selling natural gas or electricity is not the best entity to put in charge of selling an e nergy source that directly competes." E choes Sam Hurst. attorney for Hayde n's group , "Utilities have no more right to sell solar equipment than to sell atuomobiles or groceries " But some arguments of Hurst, Hayden and Geesm an appear contr adictory. On one hand. they claim the utilities could use their marketing networks to cut out competito~. On the other, they also argue that because of the utilities' interests in other L'nt•rgy '>Ourc<·~ I h\' big tompantc.., would be ll'mpled lO s tint• °'Oh1r d1•vl·lopml'lll llut the "dml' company can't do both. TWO LARGE QUESTIONS ARE at th~ root of the dispute and how lh1•y ar<> resolved m Callhrn1a will set a precedent for the rest of the nation Is there a monopoly thrt.'at 1r the ut1l1ties get involved? H so, docs lhal ris k outwc1Jth the advc.in tages the utihties off for :.pet."d1er conversion to ~olar energy'' Pair Assigned To United Way J ohn H. Berry of El Toro and Mary Jo Kehoe of Corona del Mar are among 27 executives who will be loaned by employers to United Way of Orange County North/South for the duratfon of 11 ... 1978 campaign from Sept. 19 through mid Decem ber. They work for Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company and United Cahforn1a Bank. respec t1vely. ln the program. employers pay salaries and expenses for middle management personnel. who work an the campaign to raise funds for human service agencies. Because of the PUC involvement, Southern Colifornia Gas has placed in limbo its plans for a 1,500 unit tei.t·marketing program. IT WAS .\ ~1EMBER OF THE state Energy Co mmis!>10n who best placed the dispute into perspective. CATALINA "We want to l'ncourage solar ." said Ronald Doctor . "But we don't want to drive small busi· nesi,men out of business. The utilities are clearly the best way to get large numbers of solar units in· lo the field because of their established marketing and service networks But 1£ we let them do it, they New ••. 425 pamrngeT ctu1se 1h1p "Clt1lln1 Holldeyn leaves 9:00 tm daily ft.om the Balboa P1vlli<Mt •nd leaves Avalon .11 4:30 pm. Round Trip •.. $11.00. Under 12 ... $5.SO. Reserntions & Information: 1714) 673-5245. Newspapers, magazines and books. Natural gas was used to make the paper you ar now holding. as well as the ink n eeded lo print the ad you arc now readlm~. Natural ~· gas was also ~ used lo quick-dry -.;::::....~~ this page. - Which is one of the .. reason s you're getting today's news today-and not la ter on. • A good breilkfast. You may be read Ing th Is n<l at the breakfast table, another place where the need for n atural ~as is vital. For example. 1 lw aluminum skillet that fries your ·cggs was made using recyckd al uminum melted by gas heat. Your toast was made from bread bakNI In a h u~e com- mercial gas oven . Chances are vour cereal was. too. As fo r the mtJk in your glass. it was probably pasteurized with rhe heat from -you p;uessed il -nrit ural Aas. Bicycles. After brcakfa. t. you inf gh t dee Ide-csp<'dallv ll"you·ren r('al t'OCIJ.tV cons<'rvnt lonl~t -to pt•d.11 your wny to work. se l1ool or down to the s t 1 pt-rm;1 rkt'I. \.Vhcrc-doC's 11at11rnl / ga~ c-wne In? IL was use<! t (I soften tlw stcd ln,l!qt~ tha t fo1111 the bl kt· rramc.dlronw plate 1 h<: h andle· bars. c1rv lilt' pntnt rincl mo.Id Ow t In ·s -t 11~ t 's w lwn-. Glass. lm~lnc a world without a glass to drtnk from. a mirror t o look tnlo. or a window to sec out of. Yet all f h rC'<.' h avC' been formed. tcmprrrd. poltsh('d or decorn t cd w-; l n~ nat u raJ gas. Chinaware. brick, cloth, adhesives, fertilizer, synthetic rubber, dried foods and ... Most llkdy.you·ve aJready go t lt!n -· our point: natural gas is needed or process a seeming ly c-ndles:-, l l~t o f products i ndudm,£:! t lw kitchen sink-t lw porcelain pa rr. anyway. \ t-fowrver-wh tic l hcre·s still plern \' of natural ~a~ in the world.supplie~ arc harder co ~rt t hese days. Wh irl1 is why the Gas ·Company is doing ~n much to make sure 1 hcrc's always enough to go around. You can help by follow1 ng this simple guideline: UsC' natural ga~. enjoy nnt ural gas. but never waste it. Natural~ is too valuable to waste. .. ....,. -" NATIONAL I LOCAL I OBITUARIES TUOSday, Se1>tom~r !>. 191& DAIL y PILOT A 9 Pll8U NOTICE '" ,,,, NOTIC& fO C:ltl 01 TOllS O~ aUlK YRANt"lll lk<" •"' •11> UC C I NOl I Cl I~ >itlltl I Y Grvf .. 10 ,,,. PUBlJC NOTICt: llU .. 1 W l'lltl<>'t COUlll O~ fHl naTI ~ <.Al.•'<lt!Nr• 'Oil TMI COUNTV O~ OltAlllOt ,.. Jt...-rl14 Sponge F~hing Fket Dwindling c •.O•IO.\ .. IOHH Ill I""' A()H -JO>! .. NEL'IQto lttfl\ler0<" ...... -•MU -•• IJ)ll '---Cl If et ..... I.I -(-y Of ()t~ )ltte M C:.llfOnl .. ,..., • ... ,, 1rensttr " •-I lo bt -.. 0 W MAC tl01Utl0 •flo MAltY J ¥4( DONALD '' "'"'"'"' -""-" ,. .. -· . no •-.. C'nv ., t.l•Mfw ~ .. Or .... ,, ..... Calltouwa ,,.. .,-"' 10 llt , ............ " 1-t .. M 2.W • _ _, 11 ... (11¥ ol Ce•I• '*-w '6uftly ol Or-St•t• ,,. c.111.,,,.. \alo O•-rn 1• •'f•I-.., .,_.., ., AU \tOC:• "' h .O. thtW-•' --Uw•O Mtnt and 91*J •lfl,,. lh•t .,.,.,,,,."' U\ ... y C--.s ·-'" e.iua CI f V -*•'" _. ._,, ,._.,~, 11r.,. 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C.1ttorn141t2•}) D W Mot<OOne•a '1U A•l~•911, OOll• Maw, C.ltlllf'n•• 91UI Mary J Ma<Oon~ld, 11~2 11•101011 CO\te Me .. , C.lltorn•• "•11 · Tllh ous•neu " <onducltCI by • ganer•I oanner\111p 0 W Ma<.OonatCI Ma()' J Mee Dol\a1CI ll!f\ Sle~nl W.i\ llltel Will\ Iha C4UlllY Cl<wk of Ore<199 CfWl\IY on "~'JO, 1'71. HO,IUl4*AL l!SCllOW S.ltYIU .S 1'21 ...,. "'-""A- NO ' ICI 0' HIAlltN(. 0• ... TITIOff "°" "llOtlATI or Will ANO ,0. LlfllU UUi•N TARY l\l.t• Of t lV. C DllUNO •h II.'" ~~OT o.<u- N011CC I\ H(Al"'f C.IV(N IMI ltOal 11 f Hll L\I N .Ill ho lo!Od '-'•'" • -1,ilkl'~ ,_,. tt~oo.tle of w111 ->ot ......... ot l •llef\ ,~,.-,. lety , ••• ,_... to whit,, h. m6de tot •11'1111• IM'llC.,.••\, -'""'th• tlm• .... ..II(. Of • ...,. tng fhf .. ,.,.. f\4 I _,, ... ... ...... " "" "' 10 00 • "' , I~ 1ne (-l•tr<i"' t' -0.CM•l-l\t ... ' ...... ., '°"''· "" l1)0(1Ytl (.•nt•• 0• Iv• W•'' ht ,._. ( •h uf ~nt• •H• ( autnrnua °"'"" i....,., lO "" WILLIAM I " J()+tN (~t.,(lf'fl I I NJAMIN MAHHlll M.llC.•ll_A_ IMl•CM,. <.A "'**' h i UIJI tu MU Alt•MfW ""'11 .... t ~WC>tl\"-0 nr.,_ (..W\t C,,..11, P11ut \ooof • i II ,.,. 0 tJ •• -"'l'UBuc NOTlCE ,t.1 ... •10lt C.OUllT 01' TIU UATC ~CALlf'OllllllA P'Oll THl C0UNTY1>f' OltA .. 01 ---111 N OTICE Of >if4llllfG Of' .. I TtTtC»t FOtl rROIATI! 0' WILL o\ND lE"lltS TEUAMINIAllY FOii AUTHOlttlATtON TO AO M l ,.tSlEll UNOEA f Nf IHOE l'E HD£HT A0MINIS1 AA TIOH Of'ESlATES•CT [ •141• ~I RIC11"-Rt> C.114N I ROW~ 0.U.•...O NOTICE I') >iERERV (,IV(H '""' LUCILl E. 0 ROWE,,.., llll'CI n"""" ~lltton tor PrOO.\t' vt Wilt eod 1\. \Utlll'U@ oi Leth!f~ t tt"\f~nt•f'f tu ll\otll Pe-r1t1ontf .no tOf •uthOrtt•tlM to •0 '1Untll•r ul'\()er H'~ indec.»ndent 1•d rn1n1\trat1on ot E•ltl•• A<I. reter•n<e tn wntc n fi. m•de tor furtntr p1trt1cul•r, ~ tnat tM llfHt' Ar\d 01•<~ (If ,,.,.,,"<!'"",.,_ h<I~ ""•" "' lo• ...,Pl 26. 1918 111 10 oo • m in '"" courtroom ot Oe-o.trtment No t of \AU1 cou•t et 100 C1v1t Ctnltr 011ve w"' on rn• Coty Of !.onle An•, C.llto""" D~leCI S.Pl-r I. 1978 WILLIAM E 51 JOHN. c-ty~, .. aEltO & IEllO '*ea,.....,.,._ Ea•t s.ll• ,. i....•...-••.CA_, hi 171-4Jff A"O<tMY• I• Pet/11-t Div Day r Hope Good Will Return Ti\ IC PON SPIU NGS, Fla I /\Pl -From lhis old '' 11rlcl r.i.run.: vllla1tc huge neeLs once set sail to 1·ornlJ the •K'l'lln n oor for sponges as the unending ·whir 111 t ulkr'' tools wurtcd ucros:. the river from hue.tho.: bout huildlos fo ctor1c:-o. Tu1Juv , th1• llpongc boat:. which used to number n1·1.1r lv 200 huve dwindled to about half a dozen, .ind tht· fiwtorl(I-·'( thut ure len tum out more pl1·~1~u11· "'aft thun fl:jhlng vessels. lit 1· 'l'IUS "VENICE OF TUE South'' hasn't 111 .. t 1h ~kd1ll'rrancan charm -or Its hope that unc ll:n Uwn: wall tw a r~turn-to the see. I hivt· Tht· 111dustry l'Vl' been in it all m y life. I w<1nl 111 k1•1•p 1t allvt:," say:. George Billiris. "h'' ' lx.•t•n running sponge boaLc; for 30 years. ·'l\1qxm Springs 1s known all over for its '~1011~1·' It kcl•µs together 50 tourist shops and all t ht'"'' 1 ce.taur~mt~ They succeed because of 1l. J l1·rl' h J whole comm.unity that lives on the past l,wn·I, 11f lht• -.pon~e industry," he says. T \RPON SPRINGS, A COMMUNITY or 15,000 un n:otnd r·1orida's Gulf Coast, was born at the turn of the century. bivers were brought from G r~<.>cc to fi sh the G ulf for sponges. It became a multimillion dollar business in the '30s, with 2,500 men at work. But it's had ups and downs ~ince then. ~ Dead• Notice• Thc you11ger genera tion, discouraged by herd. dirty work. long weeks at sea, blight that depleted the harvei;l and synthetic~ that replace r eal sponges. turned to the land for a hvelibood. "We have found more life In the last three year~ out m the Gulf than in 25 years:· says Bllllris "But we have today only about a hall· dozen boats and no crews. The demand in this he misphere is five tim e~ greater than the supply. And the supply 1s there. · SHRIMP F.RS HAVE CLAIMED THE docks on the quiet Anclote River across from the sponge ex· change and the curio s hops. At one end. an old· time diver dresses in a heavy rubberized suit and bronze helmel for r<.>g ular half.hour cruises on a genuine sponge boat for s ight·Seers. . Al.though American c us toms have changed their hves, Gret•k descendants have worked to pre· serv..c. their hcrit..1.ie. Thck eulwre-still centel'S around St Nicholas Creek Orthodox Cathedral, built to resembll' St. Sophia's in Constantinople, and around tiny St Michael's Shrine. Two or three decades ago. half the population was of Creek background. Today. ifs onl y about one-third. ~i. newcomers and retirees move to the a rea a l the rate of 3.000 a year. The children ot Greek herit<ige Mill a re taught to read , wrttl! &nd speak Greek. E PIPHANY. A llOLY DAY IN. January. rt · mains a high point of the year. On lhat day, an archbishop blesses the water and tosses a cross in· to a bayou for Greek youths to dive for and retrieve. Those who find it are said to enJOY good luck. Ruling Cleared MOLLICA '""' llow, dauQMer BlancM C4hen. Cllv. Utah FUMr•I services wlll be •Me< RacN4 ~. brolt\e< C@ne l\elCIOn TllUr'4ey, Stplembfr I, 1'71•1 Starn ano 1 orand<:lllld. 5en1lce\ w111 t 30 PM.•• the Hlllsldt a.-1 of llow be lltld on Wtelnesday, Sej)tembl!r 6, Hills Mernor~ P¥k ill Whlfller, ca. 1'71 al llAM H1rllcw L•w,..Mount wllll Rev Donald Slur9"'1 ot11clatlt19. Oii ... ~, .. P-. Hartior Lawn.. Ft1•nC1t Who"''"' to P<IY llWlr ··~" Movnt Ollw Mortu«y Coste Mtow. may «•11 "' lf'lt Smllft Tuthill L•MC> S AN FRANC ISCO 1AP> -A lender may not automatically call in a loan when property used as security is sold, the state Supreme Court has ruled S.00.U}4. Wt\tcltll O\epel on Wtdnt>d•Y. Sae>- SIEOl!L lt'mbt!r •. t971from 11 noonto•PM In A ... , ...... SPONGE DIVER REMEMBERS BETTER TIMES Nick SkeUaa o n Bow of Tourist BQ•t In good t imes, a diver earned $15,000 to 18.00 a year for about 120days work. .. We'd sell to industry. window cleaners, paint- ers. stables, lithographers. The U.S. government used to buy about one-ha lf million a year. Now they only buy about~· pH~ces... says J ohn Kouremehs . who came t arpon Spnngs In 1927 "We used to sell a S60.000 to 80,000 a year. Now 1t 's about St0.000. There are no sponges no more .. We don't have production. When you can make S6 to 10 per hour on land, you can •t pay that kind of price to compete .. .I don't think we'll ever have lhe in· dustry again like we used to." Saotla AM, ~a n111 Et<,_ IM.7911 ..... FIWI .. Pubfl\llM ~M!Oe eo.st Dally Pllol ~I }, 11, "· 1' ,.,.. •1~11 PuDl"lled Orangp Co.nl 0<11l y Prlot Sept.•. S. II. 1971 415.)-18 HAZEL M MOl.LICA, -71, rtil-~nl ol Huntington &..ell. O . P.u'41d •way on Mo<lcMoy, S..ptember " 1'71•1 Hoag Ho\Pli.I BtlO•tCI wlle Of ARQelO 8 Molllc•, io..1no mot,,., ot Oon.io W•y,.. Molll<• ot C.XIA WMI, (A •Ito 1u••I...., by • g"'nclC'l\llClren C.rolyn, Da•ICI. 1(4, ... -K•llly Molllu •II OI Co"• Mesa,C. .. IWOtlii.n ... i.n A•· ron 4n<1 MMy ClyOt •nel on. 1><01,,., Biii AdfOln. 411 ot HllRlll'IQlon Bt•<ll. C. Mr\. Molllu ..,., • rt~ICIHtt ol -------------• Hunllt19lon 8Hc:ll 1lnc;e 1.-JI ...., ... , .CllV9 In Ille Flr't Cl\<1{11..., Owt<ll of Hun11no1on 8Nch, c. Fr'*"cls m•y call at Piere~ Btolhtr\ Smluu· ANNA SIEGEL. rts1<1enl ot termentwtllbltatRowl-tlll\~1•• Fullerton, ca Pu~ -ay on Sfo. P•1k. Wlltlller, ca. Smtih Tuthill tembt!r J, lt18. Siie rs sunrlved Oy ""' Lamb Mortuary dlre<tors. 427 E 11111 o.uo111ers Ins i.oew-Sftlriey Burns. SI ., Costa~ Cllre<1or1. ..._.. "°" R•lpl\, llgr-'1-...cllgrHt• orane1en11oren-Senkes will ... M ICI on Air Pollution Studied -------·------ P UBLIC NOTICE ···~ NOTIQ'.TOCllEOITOltS -~ su .. a11101t C04.lllT 0, THE STATIE OI' CALll'ORNIA l<OR Tlfl COUNTYMOltANGE '" Ill• M•ll•• of lht EU•lt ol MEl.E .. J ANE BELLOWS. DI<••-· PUBLIC NOTICE SU .. EIUO'l COURT OF Tl41! Mot'lu.rv lrom +•PM on T~v -U"TE M CALIFORNIA FOii 11,_, to9PM on WedneWS.y. Funet<ll TN E COUNTY 0,. 0 11 ANGIE ~fVl<K will II<! t-le(I ti I PM on Ho. A-971U ThurSCle\'. Sei>l-r 7, 1'71 41 ,,,. NOT ICE OF HEARING Of' Flt\1 Cllrl\lten Ch11rcn, "Cl•mi •t "" TITIOH l'CHt '""09ATE Of' Wll.L Main. HUl'lllngtan 8"cll, C. •1111 Ille ANO LE"ERS Tl!ST.\MENT"RY. Rev OoNkl W. °'""'1on ottlcleli"O f'Oll AUTHOIUZ"TION TO "O· Interment will be Ill Wolmln\ler M I N I S T I: It U N O E R T H E Cemt lttY Ple<ce Brot"-rs Smith>' INOE .. ENOEHT "OMINISTRATION Mortuery dlrec1~ ~~ Of' ESTATl!SACT SUUJVAN TllUriCl•I'. Seo!-7, 1971 oil 1PM Harbor L--.nt OhYe Mo<tu~y Cll•pel. H•rbor L•wn.Mount Olive Mortuery, Cosle Mew. C.-S.00. SSS. S..0.SSS4."' NllOSOM Art Eyed In Series AtOCC The causes, effects and controls for d1v idua1 admissions S2 each. Ticket.-. air pollution will be the topic of a tan be obtamed in the OCC ticket of. four·part lecture series at Orange riCl' 1n the Administration Building. Coast College. from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 1$ The series wi ll begin Sept. 15 and a.m . to noon Saturdays. mecl on successive Friday nights J a mes P. Tomany. an Irvine con· from 7:30 to 9:30 in Science Lecture sultant and author. will be series lee· Hall I. turer. Information can be obtained NOTICE I!> HERE8Y GIVEN lo < rodllors llevlnl) clatmJ ~Inst the wtd cle<_,t to Ille oald ci.lms In ,,,. olflct of ,,..., <I-ot Iha el0<ewld court or to "'-"' lt\tm to Ille un.. clerslgned •I IM ottl<e ot JGHN 0. MEY E AS, Retell. ACltll, C•O>I & Perry. • P<ot-lot\tl Law Corl>or• lion JOO S Par• Avt • Suite 100, Pomone. CA •11'4, Wflkll l•tler olfl<e Is Ille place ot buJlnMs ol Ille un· dt•Jl9,..C1 In •II m~ll•" 1"''1•1,,lno to .. 1e1 n•••~ Such cl•ltM w1t11 ,,,. lteeel\M' YOU<her< mu\I ~ llled 01 Pro•nleCI el efort .. 1CI w•tllln lour mon111s •lier ,,,. first oublr<t1t1on 01 1111sno11u. E>lete ol ELVIRA OLSON.I FRANCtS!>.SULLIV ... N,-61.rt· o.<e•~ Sldtnl ol Hunllnoton 8 .. Ch (•. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 111•1 Pe\Md &way on So1>fember ?. 1•11111 ROBER I H. BERGSTEN llU Ill.a '"" Melllod<>I ~, •• In A~.01•. c.. herein • petition f0< P<-te ot Wiii B•lo•ed h<1>IMnCI ot Clere Su1llv•n, •nCI l•su•nc;e Of Lelte•i Tt>tamentary also su,."•lng ••• two sht••s 10 Ille Pelltl°""' anCI tor authorlttllon Maroar•I K""neCIV ...0 TlltreM Piiia to aelmlnlsl., Uf'leler Ille lnelel"'ndt!nl bolt\ ol 1-le!'l'C>\INICI, New York. Mr, admln1\lra11on 01 Estatt• ACI. ,., SulllVftn ""' bf!en • se>e<lal "~"' '°' te••no to wn1en 1s m..,,.. lo• turtllf>r the 1 nte,,,.1 Re•tnue Service tor 11 part1c11l•rs, •nCI that tt\t llm.t anCI YtMs Ro""ry will I><' r~lleo Al 1.lO C>l•ce ot n&at1"9 thP \ame M• been~• P M W~ones<1ay "' SU. Simon & tor S.pt. 1•. 1•18. ~• tO 00" "'·· In '"" Jude Catl!Oll< Cl!Yrth, Mllonotl• •I In· courtroom ot Oei»rlment No lot <ale1 Cll•napol"· HunUnQton Bu<ll, Ca., tlXl'1, al 100 O •k Gtnt•r ori.,. Wttl where Mau ot Chrt!tlan Burl•I wtll ... HAZEL C HUDSON. pauet ts surv,...., by ,,., wns JoM of BrH. ea. •n<I J•m•' of ANfttlm, Ce .. ClaUQl!I•• JCNn McGonnkll. Senrlcn wlll bt MICI on WodneSClay, SoeolemCJer •. ,,,. ., 2PM H•roor ~Mount Ollw Mo"lu•rv Chllpel with Rtv LOfiW JIK~ ol Tiit Sen Laanelro Chrtsllen Mlsslon.try Al· lle nce Church oltlclallng Harbor L.Awn·Mount Olw Mort~ ot Colla Mew, ca. s.o.~. Series tickets are $7.50 with in· by calhng SS&-5800. Orange Coast College -----------------------------is offering an art a p · 0.19<1 AuousUI, 1911.. l!OWA,.0 ltOMEO l!...c-offlltwlll oftald~ '4>HNO.lllMIY•llt .__,,.....uw • lll•lat,A-U..CltOST& ... llRY A.._MeM!i.-c.er,.. >Olk ...... A ... S.Ollt 2'I .....,_,CA.,,tt Publl>-Or'"'Ot Coa\I Dolly Piiot S<!PI S. 11, 1•. 1•, "11 4)SI 11 PUBLIC NOTICE 111 Ille Oty Of SarTte AIW. C.ltfomla. <•lebr•teel on Thur\Cl<ly, s.e>t•mbe• 1 • 0.ted AUQUSl2'. ~ ,.,, •• IOAM with Felll•r .o.,., WILU"IM •• St JOMN, l'Klle<o H C.1-ent. tnlennent wtll °"""'Y CLERK ... tn ,,_ Ooad Sflepllenl C..~, ALAM a. -.av Piere• Bt'Ot'-" Smttlt•' Morh••ry , .. _........... Olre<ton. .,....,,, .._.......,CA_,I U T'aS T.i:.U·JIN HOWAltO LeltOY 8ATl!S, ~ ... -'"....., tw: ~ res10...1 ot Cosw ~. Ge. P••sed Puollshed 0r""llt Coast o.lly Pllol •w•y on Secle-1, 1'71 •I his , .. <~ S ~cs.Mt. S..-vl...O b¥ -_, Michael .... 01 • .. lf.1971 •2U·11 R. B•ltt Of Anane1m, c. .. "'' molf)H PUBLIC NOTtCE M.lry B•IH o1 1-tuntl~on e.ac11, ea. -• ~ A~rt ol HuntlnQlon Bt•<h, Ca Mr B•tn fle d l>ttn -------------l tmplo'eel ,..,,, Ille Colt ln\lr11menh -------·----5Ul'l!ltle>'l COURTOI< THIE Company In IM Malnl-.e ~rt R->•1 STATEOl'CALlf'OllNIA l<Olt rnenl c;, ..... lde Hnlkt> _,.. <0'" NOTICETOCRl!OITOllS THl!COUNTYOFORANQIE Clu c leCI ., ?PM TuesCla v •• Ho • .-.-.1 No. A..,_, We$1mlns~r Mernorlel Pan. with '"- SUl'l lttOlt COUllT O,. THI! NOTICE 0,. NEARING Of Rev Nor ...... Fore!, PHlor of,,,. STATI! OI' CALlf'OllllUA FOii Pl TITION "°" PR08ATE Of WILL Brlltot Slrwl Saolln 0.....Cll, offlCIAI• WILSON ROBERT l.. Wll.50N. ri&ssed away on September t. 1q79, '"'°""'of Hunt· lnoton Beach, Ca SurvlveCI by deuohtt•s Marian L. Clark~ <1nd Marole E Wiiton, 3 orenCl<llllClren v1111111ton this • .,.nino from 7·~PM, Cr•v•slde sen1Kes wlll oe on Weel""s- C141Y. S.Pllmbff •· 1'111 •I lPM Rose Hiii~ Mtmorlel Park. Wltlttl'er. Direct· tel by DllC14ty Brothers Mortu•ry, llff<h enCI T~ -lllgton Be.t<:h, C..t4Hnt. Al(llH RIJ'TH ELEANOfl AltERS, nellv• of llllftol•. ~ of ,.-..., v •• ..., c.. ... N t Md...., on S1ua1e otba' s. ,.,a •t -499 of 71. ~wife of Roe.rt Alltrs of Fol.<nlain V•tley, Ca .. IO•lno mother 01 Carol Stonecypller of ~ Nlolltf, C.. Ho formal fUMr•t _..kn wtll be held. Cnmittlon - bu•l•I •t ... <Oftducltd t>y Smith ~11111111 L•IT'CI Mon...,., Costa ,,,.. ... •21 E. 11th St .. Coste Mu a, C•. ~. l!UEllMAN preciation lecture series that will include visits lo Orange County and Los Angeles museums The series, "Explor- ing Southern California Museums." will com- bine Friday evening lee· lures with Saturday morning vis its t o museums. The series begins Sept. 15. SERIES T ICKETS, priced at SIO. are ::ivaila· ble in lhe OCC ticket of- fice, located in t.he col· lege·s Adminis tration Building. Tickets for individual lectures in the series. priced at S2.50 each. will be available al the donr lte 'tltre11d )fill IS FINALLY HAVING A SALE! V3 to Y2 Off! S• St.ts T•1dlrf, s.,t. 5 THREAD MILL FABRICS 2 1070 leoci. llYd. at Attc.to H•tfwgtow IHdt Sl'-26'4 Our Fall collection is inl Al19 NEW otRISTMAS PROICTS on display. THE COUNTY OF OltANOE ANO LETTEltS TIESTAMENTAltY rnq Pierce 8ro11w .. Sm1tM' Morluuy In lllt M•ll•r ol Ille E\la te of AlllO AUTHORIZATION TO AD· Cllrtclors.IJI>.~ LILLIAN VIOLA CALDWELL. elto MI N IS TE R II ND E It TH I W000 JEFFERY SCOTT ELLERMAN, te· \l<Mfll ol Coste Mew, C.. P~ ew•y on S.PI-1, 1911 •' ,,,. ~ of 10 vt•~ Bal-,.,,, of Wllll•m encl Eel· di• eu.,,...... 1v of Coote Mesa, ca . 1ov1no l><Olher of Blllle Ellerman ol Costa Mn., ca. Kelly Ellerman ot CoSI• Mesa, C. . l(lmberty Ellerman ol Cost• MaS.I, ca. He,, ••so wrvl...., b1 r.11 O.,enclparenls Mr'-Dofolhy C. Grey ol Co•I• Nl<ls•, Mr. & Mrs. Wllllam Etie..men I 11 ot San C.rtcK. ca • Jami• WHIMCI Of Coste~. ca .. t.esltr Wiiiard ot Ceroen Gm••· ea .. • orH t-or•nclmol'-r Marie B. M<Queen of Coll• Mew. C. • "''°Ills aunt1 eno Un<IK Mr ... Mr .. AOQtf Ponertlt lCI ol Cost• Mtw . C. .. Dl...,,a 11•1<11 of Cost• Mew, Ca • TOCICI VenWlcklen ot Cost• Mtsa. Ca., John G•tY ol Costa Mew , Ca._,,., C<>U11ns Rlcharcl ano Greg Pwt~lald ot c.x ... Mew, c. , OeDb1• &ownno ot '°''"· Mew . c. .. Teri Bowring, ano Cal~ BowrlnQ ot on a space-avai l able~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ k-n •• LILLIAN v . (;<!\LOWELL, INOl!f'INO.NT AOMINISTllATION GAYLE WOOD, roldtnt ol Hlll'll• OeCHMG 0 , ISTATl!SACT. IRQlon Beech, ca SUrvlYeel by •llt NOT ICE IS HERE8Y GIVEN to Elltleot tAMA EHMIG. 0.-cuMtd lltnt .... ,_, C.ykt ....0 Dofollly of .,.., ...... ~·•no •1•1--'"'' ,,,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Btllll-er. C.-. ton Roy ot Hunllnoton W•Cl~C-nltolllewlCI Cltlms tn t .... WILLIAM OTTO EHMtG Ila> tnto Buer.. C..,ClauglltenJeM1ler, Ruth olflte ot 11'111 tlerk of Ille Mortsald llere111 • Ptlltlon '°' PrObate ot Wiii an<I T amare ot Hunllflll1on &.ech, C• .• coun or to ~wnl llllm to lllt u1" and luuence Of Ltlttrs 1 ... 1amenla1 Y Tonya ot Oklahoma. brOIMn OevlCI of Cl~rsioneo •I the olflct ol ROSS. and lor aulllorlrallon lo aam1nl>1er un· Ca11torn1a. C.rroll ot C.llfornft anCI PIERSON & LETTEAU, P C. 11J01 cler Ille tnGej)endenl aotnlnhlratlon of Darrell ol Tta&s. Sotrvl(es Wedne\O"Y Wll"'lre 81.0., SUl!t SIO 111 lM City ot Esl•les •ti, ntl ... ente lo Wiiier. Ii 10AM •• C.l••rv CMpel, Cost• Mew, Los Afl9elt>. In Ille aforn<lld CouMy, m..,., 10, "'"'-' oenlculars. ano 11141 C. with Rev Oluck Smltll otlltlet1no. which l•tt., Offl<e I• the Pl.Ce of blitl· lllt time -P41Ke ol "4-ar1r19 Ille SA mt Bur1e1 al. Lome VISI• Me,,_l•I Park n•n ol 1'-unOt,,.IQMd In •II m•tttrs 114i been wt tor 5'!P1 "· 1q1a. al 10 00 Fullerton, Ce Dlre<ttCI o., Nftl• Bre. "rlelntno to wld tst41!t. S..Ch <l•lm• a.m ., In tne <ourtr00"1 ot Departm•nt Mortuary. wrth '"" M<euary _,,.,,. mu•I be No J of WrCI coun. al 100 Clv1< Center lllfd or P'914flte(I al af0<esald within Drive Wtsl. In lllt Cr ty of S.nta Ana lour montM efler , .... first jlUbllcellon ca111ornla. • ol '"''notice DaleCI August 111 1q1s. DateCI Seplemt>er '· ,.,. WILLIAM E SI JOHN. Sal'Clta Ltt C.1~11 County Clerk Admlnl\lr•trta ARGUE. TRESTOH & MYERS of Ille E\lale ol m wu.111,.,, ....,.,.. Sal<IOK-~llt 1111 llOSS. ,.ll!ltSQN & Ll!TTaAU," C. Lts A .... 1&. CA_,, Att_y ..... i.-Tat: '1 .. 11'r ~!~! :':~19111"' aM, AllWMy• lw: l'wtlti- L•• A--CA..,, Publl>ltecl Oranve C:O.SI 0.lty Piiot Tel· .,._W1 ~Pl •. }, II, 1'11 '2}4·11 Publlshed Or~ eo.~1 0•1ly Piiot ~pl ~. 11, 1•.1•. t'71 •lff.11 PUBLIC NOTICE 11"910 NOTICE ~ OIS~UTION SH&ffA MORTUARY 976 So Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach 494·1535 1533 N. El Camino Real San Oemente 492-0100 IVERSOM ALMA IVERSON, l0<mer res1C1enl of Co•I• Mew . ca P"1see! •way on Sep- tember •· 1911 In Gr,,,.IJ Pau, Or~. She 1 s ~urv1veo by her ~i..no Jim l•trton ot c,.,,,.1> Pus. OreQOn. ont Cl&ucihl•r Sandi Stolhm•n 01 C•ve Junction, Ortoon, or>e !iOn E•trtll "br•m• ol ttu.'1, Ttaas. one •l•ter E•• Slell•aoon •nCI ont b•o111er llt1ymon<1 Liiiie both of lloulcler Cllv. NevttCI• ano l gr a nd(llllClren Memo11e1 -vices will ... ,,.,Cl on Tllursoo. s.111-1. t'71 et IOAM al Ille L B H.tll F"""rel HorN. Cr•nh PH,, Or._,, '1$2•, Tiiow WlihlnQ may contnbul• lo .,,. Alntrkan H"'1 Auottallon (/0 L 8 Hell J:u,..r•t Mome, !>Ill & C S.'"''· Grents Peu. Oreoon. LeVINE Co>ta Mtw. C. .. Kenny Retell ol C4lla Mesa, C. . ...CS Mt. &. Mn. Oan Curren ol "-lino, ca RKlt.ltlon of Ille Holy Rosary wilt be on fUf'iCl.tY. September s. 1'1711 ., 1 JO P.M. •I SI. John Ille Beotht ca111o11c Church Co\I• Mew. anCI Mas& of Cllr1111an' 811rta1 w111 be on Weelne<day, Sep- 1tm1>er •. 1971 al IOAM al St Jot>n ,,,. Bac»111 ca111ot1C Chw<ll, Costa Mtsa. Ce. lnttrmenl wlll be al ti.. ()ooCI Shepherd Cemetery, Huhllnoton e .. cn, C. Friends -wl\11 lo P<l'f 1 ... lr ,.__IS may Ull lll Ill@ Smllll TUllllll L--t<ltlf 0.-1, 411 E. 17111 Street, eo.i. Mew, c. on Tues- 0.Y. S.Ptembl-r s. 1971 trom 11noon10 5PM, )~l's 1>41,....U Ila~ reqUf'sted 11111 In lleu Of I-rs Clonatlon• be m lde Ille Ctlppl.O Ol1IC1ren'1 Ser•l<t\ Of O••noe Cowity, 1011 South E•sl SI .Antllalm, C. . .-JIOl. Smith Tu11111i Lamb Mon--,. Cllra< ton.~ basis. SERIES LECTURE R b Vactor G. C:isados. an OCC professor of art and an exhibiting artist. The opening lecture is titled "The Treasures of Cyprus." On Sept. 16 Casados will conduct a fi e ld trip to Bo wt.'r s Museum In Santa Ana to view an exhibit or arl from the MediterranciJn island THE SEPT. 22 le<:turt will focus on "38 Ccn turies of Mexican Art." and the Sept. 23 field trip will visit the Los Ange l e s Co unt y Museum. L... '· To the many craftsmen. hobbyists. WOOdworkers. °:-;I contractors. boat owners. decorators. carvers. ~ and home owners who have become our valued ~ r customers. '' .... IF YOU A,,UCIATI FIHI WOOOS, V,SfT US AT • HARDWOOD CENTER • Domestic and lmPOrted Hardwood Lumber • Cuslom Milling • ChooP1ng Blocks • Hardwood Plvwooo • Closet Lining • Moulding • Paneling • Flooring • Veneers 540-7117 11211 SLATa AVE. FOUNTAIN VAWY 0. • W .... • A1it • ~ • • ....,_, • T.-•...., Ot11er1 * TO THE KNOWN CRl!OITOlll 0, I NDE .. IENOl!N T FINANCIAL SEltVtCl!S. INC.. Ml I,_ C..--• ' ..... Tflls Nollet h bt•no futnlsheo pursu•nt lo 1"-provlMon> •nd requlrt· menh 01 N•aorote>fl CCI 01 Section .»302 Of I,_ Idaho CoCle PIBFAMILY COl.OHIAl RIHH AL HOME CECILIA IAENE LtVINE, pauect away on Setlt-r 1, 19/1, Slit'' lur· v•••O by ->ltler Lllllen Bewr. de· •Ol•CI AUl'll ol Karen -0.YICI e. ... r S.rvlcn will ~ lltkl on WeC111tMUy, Septtmbtr 6, lf71 at H.oior Lawn. Moun! 011"9 MOnu.try 0..pel In tleu 01 llOWer\ femOy ~· contrlbi>- llons lo Your '-"• ch.Nltv HarDor LOltTON JOSEPH A. LOllTON, rMldfl'll of Sitnte Ana. ca. PHJ.eel away on ~p ltmber J, .. .,., Survl..o by 1111 partnts Mr. & Mrs. Arl1'111r I.orion. nls orendmot~ Mrs, EV91-,,. Lorion all of S.nte An.a, C... ,_ brolh•"' Arlt\ur t.orton Ill -Oemlen Byron Lorion boll\ of s.nta AM, C.. ~ss of Cllrls- ll•n Burle! on FrfCla'f, September a. '"'et IOAft" •I Ille Immaculate Heart of Mary C.tllollc Cllurcll, McFadden On Sept. 29 Casados will discuss "17th to 19th Cen tur y En g li s h Por.traiture." ihc Sept. 30 trip will visit the •lun. !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tington Library. The Oct. 6 lecture and Oct. 7 field trip will be l,.,DEPE NDENl FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC. l"IFS"), en IClallo COrPOral-, Ms f'Ke<lll' <omt>lehtd a <orooratt ntOf'OMNtalton ~t 10 which t ll ot lht ISM!h ot IFS. t.UC>jec t lo th ll•bllllfts. Mre ,,...,,,.,,fd lo I N OEPE N OE NT TAX CORPORATION ("ITC"I. a ca111orn1• corPOtelton, In ••<hanot lor 1,JOl,OS1 >Ntrt\of~SIOUotlTC ITC I\•,,... <Ot'POf'•tlon wfll<ll was for med H $W'tS$1y lor tne OUfPOM ol conJummatlno Ille ~K•lllt1I rp. organt1e11or1. -rte wUI continue 10 <-..Ct ,,,. bus~ -oc1or11llon• 01 t fS ClnC1uClln9 payment ot 11• t1e1>tllllHI In Ille ..,.,. m•nMr In -lch IFS heS <onduc1ed them tn the l)tsl. ThtoHICen-dirKtorsof ITC .,.. IM ._a tfloM of I fS. N-11111 Ille reoroenlHllOfl llH *" c~ 1tw -'"""...cl M· fain Of IFS wlll bit -llP. lht cor· POreli.tl Wiii 119 dlUot\'9<1, -tb ... ""'' fconJhtlno W>lftty ot ttw stock ot ITC> w lll l>t 0 1\l•lbul•CI to lllt ~~ ol lf'S eu orolnQ lo '""'' l'ftCIKll.,. """'-lnt'""'s 111 <-ne<llOn wftll IN Wl1'Cllno up of'" 11\dl-... ~ --"a!B. IFS wlll IMty, wlltfv 11111 dltc"-09, "" melt• ~··· pro. "''Ion for •hf lle\'l'Mfll, s.tlsfKllon fncl OIKl\aral Ol Mty -aO llMtllllet •nd ol>llOl'llOns Wflk ll May remain IOllOwlnQ ltle r~ltelloll or ti. In < UfTtd I ,,.rMll"r 80111 tile rtorQ1111u1ion flld dlstolu· lion Of IFS .,.,.. duty appt<>...0 t>y Ille \Mttf\Ol<IH°\ of I f'S -lly IM 8oarcb of Oltt<ton Of .,S Mod ITC Tiit wino. lnQ·\141 -dlHOhlllon of IFS ""41 lht Cl hlrl"ullon 01 lh aueh 10 th _re_..,.. \11111 lie c•"fe(I out In •c. coree11u wtlll Ille ltr"'• ·~ pro-vf OIOft\ of fotclloti• ~. »* ....O ».JOS Of lt\t ldeno C-. II you """"' 8"Y OIMtlOM r90MdlnQ ,,,. mallt,. Cll\CU\\O!O In .,,. Ntl<• ., wlV! ~IJIOllttl IMorlftotllon with , .. O-rd '"'"'"· lllMM ~I '"" ..,. ,,.,,,,,.... I N0t: .. ENOINT "NANCIAL Sfll\11C.U. INC. '""""'' L. MKOetlaffl, ........... Publll-~ ... QN\I Dell, Ptlo. Stottmlltf l, ",. •1»1' 7801 Bolsa Ave, Westminster 893--3525 PACtFfC YIEW MIMOtllAl , ... Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific V1&w Drtve Newport Beach 644-2700 NceOb4fCIC MOllTUUllS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Caoislrano 49!>-1776 IALT%.18GaOM fUNBAlHOMI 646-2424 CoslaMesa 673·9450 . --- llU•OADWAY MOllTUAIY 110 Broae1way Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMlm.TUTHl~MI MOttTUAIY WISTCUfFa.Af'IL 427 E 171h SI Costa Mesa ~888 t~~~:,ount Otlw Cosi. Mts.. c.. STAllN HYMAN LOUIS STARN, tt\ldtnt of Seal St.ch, C.. Passe<! •w•y on Stp- tem ... , 3, •'11. lie Is wrvl"fd by 111, FUNERAL DIRE CTORS HARBOR LAWN- MOUNT OLIVE : . MORTU/\RV -CEM F.TF.RV C"REMATOR\' ~ • Interment In l Any Cemetery ~ •Shipment • Burfaf •n<I Ctnler Slrt!el\, SMllA Ane, C. ·~ lermenl Wiii bit at Ille Holy ~teller Cemetery. Bell Br-av Mortl•••Y Cllrt<IO<\. WINTER WILLIAM R. WINTER, ~I of N~oon BHch, c.. Pa.IMCI -.., on Septem ... r 3. 1'711, _,, Otc;_, 11, Im, HOii¥-', C.. Survt...0 by his wile SMton, l CNIClren, J iii, J-. •nel Curtis, mot,,.r Oorotl!Y Rou11er , WIMtr ot °'41-111, ca,, -letri.r Reglneld Wlltlem Wllller ol Los IA"991H, C.., a \hler 0._ Louis LIOYo of P•IOS V9'0H, c.. Memorlal lerYkH Wiii 119 helCI al l :OO P M Weel• lnUll•'I'. Sept em Dar •. ,.,, at 111e Mertntr'\ O>urch ln N-port Btacn. IC.. Otf1<1e11no wtll ~Joe A1e1r1en, e111 Acton, O••Y Kurtey ane1 Ctn• Molwey. 1111-1 w111 tlO! "' Pac:111e VI-Mtmoftal P¥k, Newoor-1 Be.ch, Ce. 111 lieu ol floweri -..-1e1 con trll>ullons may I>• m•CI• to the IMrlner·, Oiiweii Buoe11no Funo, 11100 atso11 Ave., N...,porl 8 tt1Cll. Ca P•<lll< View Mortu•ry, N•wPO" BH<h, C. dlrtetors, "AUL announced later. For Information about the ser ies, p hon e 556-5880. Deaths Elsewhere VATICAN CITY 11\Pl -The head of the Russian Orthodox del· egatlon to the inaugura· lion of Pope John P:.iul I. MetropolJtan Nlkodlm of Leningrad, died of a heart attack today dur. Ing a n audience with the POPl'. the Vatican an . nounced. lie was 49 and had been suffering from a heart condition sine~ an attack in 1971. l naurance ~ • Cremation AUGUSTUS Ll!O PAIJL, re~nl ol Hewpor l 8Mcll. Ce, Passeci ""•Y on SIOlffllbtr 4. tm at Ille -Of es. BtlOVtd I~ of Maflfll\ 0oYle OI Co••• Meu Alm• Hulllte y 01 M.,yhlfte, C• .. Joannt Ptll' ol ------------- Marnvlllt, c. .. 8trtwor• Foret ot Ctn f"" V•lltY. ca., OwttllN TOf'C••"° ot 1Montere., Per•. C.. Augustut P•ut 01 Lono 8 .. Cll, Ce • Rtcf\MCI Paul Of SHI 1256 complete 118 .. <ll, Cl . Don.tld Peul Of S.11 ....... "SerVtng All Faiths" 1 • ). Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge The ~ WP SIRLOIN &CRABLEGS DINNER Special On-the-MaU at South Coast Plaz.l Near the Carou~I on the First Level For reservations c.a.11: 540-8822 - Alt OAllY PILOT MARMADUKE by Brad Andenon "Hurry ! Marmaduke s found the 1elly rolls! FUNKY WINKER BE.AN SHOE MOON MULLINS V~fl.Y (i()(){), OI.() 9oY ! CON~RATUlATIONS ! '/OU SHOT AN EXCELL~NT <1AM~ ! ~RE,AT FORM! GERIATRIX ~~~~~~~~~ ~~N Pt.ITCH ti.ND I wate ~'"sr ~1f;O HE: 'THOUGHT ZUCCl-l/NI WA~ P.. Cll'7CW~ PEIZRJSZMef'. ~ DENNIS THE MENACE '1/iAYPi HE WAHTS TO SEt '/al~ LICENSE.• I BOOMER MISS PEACH fl . A~Tt-'Uf<'S CAREER. ADVteE (Olftftm' 1t4SftWCT11A f. . . ~ MY ArNICtl 'TO VOU '' TO MAKE .4 LOT~ fr\ON&V, AND L.IVI!' 1.IKE A MILLtONAUl'c. HI~ 0u00t£ GVM Bt.lk'5T ! by Mell by Tom Batiuk AGATHA CRUMM °™E DOW JONE!> A~RAGE FIH.L. TWENTY POINT!>. by Jeff MacNelly GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS l'EF='ORE: WE WRAP lt-115 POWWOW, GU\151 I HAVE SOME VAL.UAE'L€ N~W -ree~E?HDW' H•N'TS ID LAY ON YOU! NANCY DR .SMOCK ' .YA W ANNA COMf;. UP .,..0 MY' Pt,,Ace AN P Pt...A Y "Tt-H:~ NLJRSe's ve:RSION OF CHE:SS? MOTLEY'S CREW r AAVE fNOUGfi TO WOf'Jl:1 Ae<>UT RIGKT H0w WITHOUT 'l'OIJR 5.AYl"G THI~ Ul(E THAT! IF THE P0Ua FINO TH05f PICTURES DORELL TOOK OF U5, TI4EY Ml6HT OECIOE THAT t 1(11.lEO HIM! e.G:, PON'11HROW AWAY THOSE: PEANUT SHEL.L..5 'T'OU _ ~--DISEM80W~L AT LA CROSSE GAMES! EJmN&iHEM HOM]i- by Gus Arriola by Harold le Doux by Tom K. Ryan THE:Y MAKE: YOU A FON L11'11.E FL.EEi OFCAl'JOESA1 iLJfjfJ'fTlME: by Ernie Bushmifler l'LL DROP IN AND SEE THE DOCTOR / ON VACATION ~ TAKE TWO ASPIRINS AND CALL NEXT WEEK COMICS I CROSSWORC PEANlJTS by Charles M. Schull DO VOiJ TH1NK 'fOU ~AVE A LUCK'( STAR. CHARLIE BROWN 1 ... ANO w~ l.06r THE M.:R~rn ·MOGHES ACCOONT. eve:RY..- P 1 ecr;. ON IHf;. e>O ARP IS A PAWN.' by Bill Hoest by Templeton and Forman TODAY'S CIDSSlllD PVZZLI ACROSS 47 Cnme l~ure I Swamp '>l Coarsely 6 London d•~· vround corn tr!Ct 52 Hopelul 10 Elecmcat ones un1i. 5'4 Slan!ed 14 Ms. Bryant SS Frber kno1 IS M1m1c~e1 S9 Marsh btrd 16 ACI of 61 Hatt11n In· strength d•an 17 Ship pan 62 USSR c1rv 18 Actor Paul 63 Brnk 64 Equip 19 Gambling 65 Nauucal game chains 20 Rabbit food. 66 Nevll<la C•tv to some 67 SeethM 22 Sc1eenolav DOWN 24 Sink heav1ty 1 Chu1ch 5411 26 Made 1n10 vice law 1 Thearer 27 Drugged 2 group words Abbr 31 -for if' l lou1' - 32 Good r Me11sfeade1 no1111n<; • Sl\Qn ot JJ Comp1e1e money JS Sprout 5 Bou•~ 38 Metal manage1 39 Of a lrond li Golfer - cluster Snead 40 Huning 7 Compos111on 41 Battaa 8 From 1t11s 42 Nickel cllloV source '3 Sur11ng ~Of tile East 44 Indian 10 As 1 mattef weoglll 45 Whipped 11 Organ ., UNITED Feature Syndicate Monday's Puuie Sol-.t<I .... , .. H 0 r fl s • 0 I r ( fl .... 0 . H f 'w I ( f 0 f ••O•C ... 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Ee onom~' Models Car Buying Guide Offered 8y STEPHEN rox LOS A'.':G ELES 1 AP ) -I( you're In the m arkE!t for <in economy car, you can get some good ad,.,ct-from a little brochure entitled "How to Buy the Be!)t Economy Car in the World ... F or You." The brochure. pul out by Mazda, was written by three automotive editors and contains a wealth of informa tton plus a step-by.step method on how to m ake an intelligent purd1as of an economy car. FOR EXA1'1PLE. THE AUTHORS give con- :sumer!> a formula to determine how much they 're srendin~ when taxes and . r n a n ct: c h arge~ art.'( J figured in. As!>um ing a 6 CONSUM ER percent sales Lax and 12 _ _ perce nt financing ove r ....._ ______ _ three years. each add1 tlon al $100 in the purchase priceofthe car will actual- ly costS127-$6 forlaxes and$21 for interest. The authors also note that the initial price or the car 1s usually more important to overall economy than its m 1lci;-per·gallon ~rfonnance. FOR EXAMPLE, A SSet difference in the purchase price 1$635 in :.iclUal cost >. will buy 977 gallons of ~as <1t 65 cents a gallon. That in t urn translates into almost 30.000 miles worth of driving a t 30 milC!' per gallon The best w:.1y to buy an economy car. the t.1uthor-; advise, is through a process o( elimina· tlon. T hey urge buyers to decide on what general features and options they want ahead of time and to forget cars that don't measure up. The brochure contains a series of cheekllsts for evaJuating t.1 car both in the showroom and on the road. By taking several cars through the checkhsts . cons umers ca n gel easy comparisons and narrow their choice down further and further. I N CASE YOU'RE WORRIED about sales pres· sure. the authors also tell readers exactly when to bring their checkbook and when to leave it home. The author!:. provide guidelines but leave most of the ctecis1onl' up to the buyer. They do, however. recommend equipping the car with radial-ply t)res. day-night inside mirror. reclining seats and a rear window defogger-defroster. · The brochure was written by Patrick Bedard of Car and Driver Magazine, Bob Hall of Auto Week t.1nc1 Automotive News and John Lamm of R oad and Track. It is available at Mazda dealerships. OCC Sets Class In Hoine Repairs "How to Do Your Own Home Improvements and Repair~ ... a four·parl lecture series. will be of· fercd at Orange Coas t College . Tht' series meets on four successive Saturday mornings. beginning Sept. 16, from 8:30 a.m . to 2:30 p m. in OCC's Sciencl' Lecture Hall 2. SERIES TICKETS, P RICED AT $10, are available m the OCC ticket office. located in the college's Adminis tration Building. The office is open Mondays through Fridays from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m .. and Saturday::; from 8 a.m. to noon. Tickets for individual lectures ir the series, priced at $2.50 euch, will be available at the door on a space availt.1blc basis. LECTURE TOPICS INCLUDE "Concrete," "Masonry."" Fencing," and "P atio Covers." l''or information about the series. phone 556·5880. Whoc•youcal , in Costa Mesa for$5000? Call us. For the money you need to solve the money problems v.ie qll face. '1k lend millions to business everyday . .AncPNe lend even more to t'telp people. \Ve find ways to help. COIV\MER(:IAL C~IT PLAN, INC. IA Cahlom11 Corporation) r-a a " f '""'1Cidl set vlee ot ~c::I CONTl1')l. Dl\TA CO~TION Co1ta Mesa •370 E. 17th St. • ~00 u •aaion VieJ'o • 2439~ Alicia Parkway • 770•2651 ,.. Suit.e l ,,,____ .1111 Town & Cowitry R~. • 647•6871 vnw..-Sulte 26 OrWI• Lile ln1Ul'llnc• Anllable to Jtlla1ble Bonowmi .,, OT'OUJ> Raia I Tuesday. Seotemt>er 5. 1978 * Neurotic? Nope, Disordered NEW YORK <API .:,_ Next year the uncounted thou11und1 of Amtirlcans un· dergoln& therapy to Iron out their penonal neurotic wrlnklc11 are golnl lo have a UWe problem : NeurosU. 18 .ioin1 to vanish. Th~ American P1ych1utrtc Asaocl•· tton Is doin1i& uway with neuros is. Th~y ·ve decided "It doeioia't m ean unylh1\1"." T HAT'S Wll/\1' OR. Robert L. Spitzer !>Uys lie ':> the bltme New York p1'ych lutrltlt who played a central role four ytmrs MIJO ln the APA's vote to take homo~exuaJlly off the last or mental ill nlllUI. -1t '21 not a known physical problem. for lnstance. or It 'i. not psychosis." Spitter said says. 80 THE TASK for ce searched psychiatric Uterature and devised new. i;peclfic categories for .ailments tradi· tionally considered neurotic. They say the ailments and their listed symptoms will be based on data. statistics. hard evidence. Not theory. Traditionally. Freud's followers have 'DfagRo•b b •o dfllletdt .. rat e gorl z in 9 la•• an and Spitzer knows lt · "Some are treat· mg the elimination as a symbolic move away from Freudian theory. In that respect It Is significant." SA VS DR. R EBECCA Solomon, a Hartford.· ~onn .• ps ychiatris t and preside nt-e le ct of the American Psychoanalytic Assoc1at1on. "they're making an attempt to be. quote. •more scientific ·We're watching with Interest and l'keptacism DAIL v PILOT A I I Spttzer'll hcen bu!)y sin('e then chair· 111.e thl' t ask force that 's writing the APA'b ~w . l-hll"d Dl1ttn~He artd Statist1 caJ Manual of MentaJ Disorder!-i. It'!> a no. THE -dlction&ry of men- tal a1 lmcnb. used mainly as a guide in making diagnoses. '"°"""''• and ~laa.,for I• .. d"'~"''· . . . defined neurosi~ ll-L .H mPtOJa M repressedSubConscious though~ They believe that when you dam back such things as . sa y. Incestuous desires, a ne urotic reaction bubbles uo. Depression. for ins tance. or wide swings m mood. "Freud gave the term a particular meaning. a very spec:1al meaning." she adds. "'This presents things in a new l?erspecllve. U1agnosis is so dirftcult,. cate gorizing human thoughts and beha vior is so difficult. I am less than S I enthusias~" _ _ _ - - -/fffgll1. C!I 'he Psychoanalytic Association's Act rrss E liz a b e t h m an working with the task force is Dr Tav l or r e po rtedly Leo Madow or the Medical College of wa.nb to s e ll t h e P e nn sy l va ni a U c e xpr es s e s . . .. di· The manuaJ will be published in late 1979 and. for the firs t time since a con- l rove rs1 a1 Au~trian named Fre ud began sorting them out. the various sorts of neurosis won't be listed. diplomaucally mixed feelings. 6~.42 -carul amond given her by former The problem . s ay s Dr Arthur Sha piro. a tas k force consultant, is that "you can't identify neuroses reliably Even psychoanalysts don 't agree So. you identify it in other, more specific. meas urable. documentable ways -a~ anxiety r eactions. for e xample. or depressive reactions." "WHAT THEY'RE TRYING to do is hus·b -and Ric hard be more specific. Unfortunately. we're Burton. but not if it not s ure the1>e things can be so stirs rumors that she 1>pN·if1c." he says. and hus ba nd John HY S TE RI CAL CONVE RSIO N neurosis will be gone. So will depressive neurosis Let's not forget depersonaliia· lion neurosis or anxiety neurosis. A Was hington analy st is more Warner are having critical. sayinR: "By taking neuros is financial troubles. out of the nomenclature we may gel rid ---------- of t.1 concept. remove an idea !>O that it And what will the diagnosing doctor find listed in their place? Disorders. mostly: Somatoform dis· orde rs. major depressive disorders, anxiety disorders and. or course, dis- sociative disorders. . ''The term neurosis has been used in so many different ways that we believe it no longer has a very precise meaning. More often it's defined by wh.at it's not SPITZER SI\ YS THE change is not so revolutionary as at might appear He says the vaneties of neurosis will sim- ply be given brand names and very pre· cise definitions. "The way the term neurosis has evolved over the fast 100 .Years. it is no longer the most descriptive way or describing these problems." Spitzer says. Some analysts balk at that. however. ceases to exist because there are no words to define it." Psycluatnc dissidents aside. wiping out neurosis appears to be a fail ac- com pli Spitzer hai. a final word ror t ho:-.c who may be troubled ovet' being termed "disordered" instead or the fam1har old "neurotic:" "H somE'One wants to say. 'That guy 1s very neurotic.· well. we have no quar- rel with that." Appointme nt D r . J a m. e s M . Danzige r of Laguna Beach. ass ociate pro· f e s so r or politic a l science at UC Irvine. has been appointed as- so<:iate dean of the UCI S c h ool o f Social Sciences. 40% off by day. 40% off to 81 cities. By day, Unitecl's Super Saver Fare can ::>a\l e you 403 round-trip when you buy your ticket 30 dnys before departure and stay 7 .to 45 days. Return night reservations may be changed. but you must do so at least 30 day~ before the new date of your return or thl' entire discount fare is Jogt. Scats arc limllcd Cali fornia intrastate travel and Hawaii cxcludl'd 50% off by night. Plus ~0.% savings without restrictions. You can save 503 round-trip on our Night Coach fli ghts after 9:00 p.m. Just plan ahead and follow our Super Saver restrictions. And you'll save 203 on all Night Coach night.<i. with no restrictions at all. 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Partner~ m Travc:I with Western International Hotels. 20% or 50% off to 7 Night Coach cities. . \ Chicago Cleveland '"Nnw tJu11.~ what I call u I· 14.: bill of fuu.:'" \ DctWCI Detroit Kansas City New York City Flythe friendly sides of United. Seattle •. f 1\ I% DAIL 'f PILOT I • I FOR GOLD & SILVER SC·RAP,COINS,DIAMONDS & SMALL ANTIQUES -............................................................. ~ . 2 DA¥S 0Nl¥-I -: HIGHEST PRICES PAID: BRING YOUR ITEMS TO THIS LOCATION: : Up to $1 ,doo,ooo cash is immedi•tely I -OPEN -t avaitable for the purchase of complete Holiday nn w d s t Sth collections & accumulations of U.S. & e ·' ep · t 3131 Bristol St. 1 o t 1 oo foreign coins. We have been dealing In a .m. 0 : p.m. • ~!~~ ~:!a~t:.!: ~~~~i~ t~:.!1~°:a'~~ Costa M_esa, CA. Thurs., Sept. 7th t tina~ciat r_esources to pay vou the best PH: 714-557-3007 10 a m to 1·00 p m t possible prace. · · · · · .............................................................. , SILVER Sterling Flatware OLD SILVER Th• Sterlinc items NJ bt d'mastd. but must be 11111ltd slt1hn1 FORKS KNIVES SPOONS I'~~ ';, 1 PLATES SERVING SETS Silver Bars or Medallions Sterling 3.00 Per Ounce 9'141 "' .ttlFIM 3.50 Per Ovftc• 9fl4f ~ TOP PRICES PAID * Common Foreign Coins -3 ¢ a up (UClUOING CAHAOl.AH CENTS) • Paying more for rare foreign coins & collecdons * Japanese Samurai Swords '3.5.00 and up * PLATINUM -•4.00 & up Penny Weight $7.00 & up *U.S. Proof Sets * U.S. Paper Currency before 1928 * Gold Filled & Gold Plate Pocket Watches PLEASE NOTE: We buy any pocket watch - need not be gold or sliver -need not be running. Bring In any pocket watcti tOf ouf oftef. Here are some Hmple buying prices: Repeating°' Chiming ............•. 100.00 & up Jules Jurgenton .................... 200.00 & UJ1 Made Before 1900 A. Lange . . .......................•.... 350.00 Howard .........•.................... 26.00 I up Henry Capt .......................... 50.00 •up Breguet . . . . . . ..................... 250.00 & up Patek Phillipe ...................... 150.00 I up Others S1.00 to S2000.00 Wrist Watches -NEED NOT BE RUNNING- Patek Phillipe (Men's) .....• .'.S100.00 to S1500.00 Roleic (Men's) ...............• S20.00 to S .500.00 Omega (Men's) .................. S1.00 Ea. & up Ball (Men's) ...................... S2.00 Ea. & up Accutron ........................ $5.00 Ea. & u' All Gold Wrjst WatchH Wanted Any other wrist watchH -25C Each -Running or Not (NO TIMEX PLEASE) NO GIMMICKS WE ARE IN TOWN ONLY TO BUY, TO FULFILL OUR NEEDS FOR OUR RETAIL MARKET PLEASE NOTICE PAYING 325% OF FACE VALUE FOR ·u.s. SILVER C·OINS DATED 1964 OR BEFORE Half Dollars .... $1.62 each Quarters • . . . . . • . .81 each Dimes. . . . . . . . . . . .32 each Half Dollars1965-69). .65 each ********** Silver Dol.lars ( 1935 and before) $4.25 e~ch and up ******** 1 5¢ EACH FOR WAR NICKELS WITH LARGE MINT MARK OVER MONTICELLO WANTEDI U.S. GOLD COINS l .00 we pey ............... 'I &• up 5 00 we pey ............ "155 & llP 2.50 we pey ..........•... '1515 & UC> 10.00 we P•V ............ •to & 119 3.00we p•'f· ............ '121S&llP 20.00wep•y ........... '115&up 4 .00 we P•V ......... '12,000 •up 50.00 we pey .......... '1500 & up Foreign Gold Coins also wanted BUYING TYPE COINS, U.S. % CENT 1793 ...................................... 1 75.00 end up % CENT lomenl •• : •.................................. 5.00 end up LAAGE CENT 1793 ................................. 300.00 end \IP LARGE Cf:NT loctl«91 .................................. 1. 2 hnd up 2 c fllfClS ......................... · · : ..•.•.• · · • • • • ... 1.00 end 11P 3C l'IECES ............................................ 1.00 9'ld llP % DIMES 1714-1805 ................................ 75.00enduc> % DIMES 11129· 1873 .................................. 3.00end11P U.S. &C 1898·1112 ................................... 2.00enduci U.S. 10C e.tore 11PI ................................ eo.oo end up U.S. 1 OC 1109· 1 l:f7 .................................. 4.00 end uo U.S.10C1838·11191 .................................. 1.00endup U.S.20C1876·11711 ................................. 16.00endup u.s. 2150 119e ..................................... eoo.oo _, 1111 U.S.2150 11104·1807 ................................ 30.00endup U.5.26C 1111 5-1137 ................................ 12.00endup U.S. 250 1838·1891 ................................. 1.7fienduc> U.S. 50Cl79hnd 1797 .......................... 1500.00!lndup U.S.50C 1801·1807 ................................ 20.00endllP U.S. 50C1807·1837 .................................. 8.00.nduc> U.S. 50C 1838·1891 .................................. 2.50endup U.S.' 1.00 1794 .................................... 800.00 end up U.S. • 1 .00 1795·1803 ............................. 125.00 wwf uc> U.S. '1.00 1838·1839 ............................. !500.(l()enduo U.S. '1.00 11140-1173 ............................... 10.00endllP U.S. '1.00 11173· tR1 Tr.O.Dollef ................... 10.00end\lfl BUYING SILV•R CANADIAN COfNI t 999 AND aal'OR• ~~ .... •200 c-Hello-.,.. h ell soe 20¢ BUYING Indian Heed Cents 1869·1885 .............. 75¢&uP 1888·1888 ................ '2.00 &up 1889·1872 ................ '5.00&up 1873·1878 ................ •1 .00 & up 1877 ..................... 'SOOO&up 1908·5 ................... ·a 00& up 1909·5 ....... ... .. . . . . . '25 00& up Attotllerd•tet ...... ., ...... 20~ & UP BUYING LINCOLN CENTS 1909-S a 1931-S .12 .00&up 19()9.SVDe ...•... 75.00 & up 19 14-0 ........... 20.00. up 1110 ·8,1911·1 . 19 12-S. 1 9 13 -8,1914 -8 , 1916-S. 1922-0, 1928-S.&1931·0 . •1 1924-0 ............ 3 .50 ALL OTHERS BEFORE 1934 2C EACH ANO UP. ........................... 11A GOOD TIME TO SELL IS WHEN YOU HAVE A WILLING BUYER" .GOLD JEWELRY MARKED 10K-14K-18K-22K d DENTAL GOLD GOLD BARS GOLD WATCH CASES PLATINUM RING MOUNTINGS CHAINS CUFF LINKS BRACELETS ETC. DIAMONDS URGENTLY WANTED: Mine Cuts, European Cuts. Rose Cuts, Old Cuts, Modern Cuts. etc. TOP WHOLESALE PRICES PA ID About Diamonds For large diamonds -2 carat ~l us · we pay from•300.00 t o • 10,000 per carat in c ash. For 1 carat diamonds we pay from •200.00 to •s.000 .00 per carat. For Y2 carat we pay from •100.00 to •200.00. Under % carat we pay • 1 . 1 0 per point. (a ~ carat stone has 2 5 points -therefore we would pay •2 7 .50). THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR RECEIVING OUR OFFER . **************** There ere over i 00 gred111 end colors of diamonds ond eacn commands a different price lor diamonds ove1 : ca1at Our bt.lyers are ouelihed and eou1pped to meesu1e. grade 1ind otfe1 on your stones. ANTIQUES Old pocket knives ~ hat pins. scrimshaw. Victorian Jewelry, Royal Doulton. antique dolls. small bronzes, mechanical banks. enameled objects, collectors plates, and other small objects of art. What else do you have? Do you like it? Maybe we will, tool We do not sell anything. We are In town to buy and we pay these prices in cash. Why not take advantage of an unusually high silver and gold market and put your money to work. The cash we give you will double In ap- proximately nine years at today's interest rates . We doubt that coins will ever be t"ls high again. BILL FOSTER & CO., INC. Your coins do not have to be In perfect con· ditlon to receive these prices • they should not be bent, corroded, damaged or have holes In them, or been mounted for jewelry. Please do not clean your coins. We will pay et leaat these prices this_ trip. HOME OFFICE: 15250 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks , CA 91403 PHONE (213) 086-4119 *NO AMOUNTS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL* OUR REGULAR OFFICE HOURS: 10:00 AM TO S:OO PM MONDAY THAU FRIDAY I IANK MRRENCf a.tM of Sumitomo '5260Vent11te Blvd Shemlan Oeka. CA Phone: 988· 5800 Security uniformed officers on duty ©B.F. 3/78 "INSIDE : •Stocks •Boating ~--·M-o~v•e_s -·Te-'e-v1s-1on--------------------------~S_; .. 0 .. tS ,..,..,.,,Septemb"'· 1978 O~ILYPILOr r-• B l DAVE LAROCHE LaRoehe: Angels' Mr. Clutch I ' He S a ves H is Best JOr Pressure Situati~ns Hy Oi\V•'. CUN~lNG tli\M OI '"' O"'llf ,.lie! \1•11 u J \ l' 1,,, H u l'lll' \\ 111 IH'\ 1•r Will 20 1'.lllll'' ''' lkl· 1111t JOO h,1t1t•1 ">In H 'lt'!J:o.011 t11 111td1 .1 .. h~1t11ul 111· hu.,11 I 111tcht:d u n>m µl1•t1· i.:uml' ... 11w1• h11o:h ,1·hool But Y.ht·n lni..,c bull "r 11!·1 ' ttrt· vntlll).t for tilt' C'u1ir11n11a l\n~c·h \lo ... t Vulu<J hi;. Pluy1·1 of l!J7K, 1l .... 111 tw a c nmc 1C lh~:.v uu illll ~l Ci.lll.'lHkr the ruunc t1f I >:I\ l' LaHrn:hc 't'uu won't 'ct· Lalloch1.• t·om1n~ out of tht· hull1>t.•n 11 thl· ...c:1111.• " 10 O. regard '''"of \o\)lll'h ll'<un ,., winnin~. L:.iHoche h '•I\ t'<f for onh th1.· mn.,l crucial '>ituu t10111', th1.• 1111e rufl hull~urncs. the basl~' to.Jdt.·lL \\o\11 out hottom·uf tht• ninth It ml'" "T ll.\T'~ 110 \\ I l.lKt: 11 ' the lt•ft hander s ayl\. "l a lways Sl'em to JJl•rform better rn tight -.;ituatiom. the fact that he 1' regarded a~ the Angl'Js' stopper. the man summoned when a victory 1s at stakl'. No one else on the club has more than s ix saves . ters say my rastball I!'> s neaky rast lt doc:-.n't look like it's m oving as fast a1' 1t is. :.o it's tough to time " "l remember when Jim Frego:.1 first bt.>came manager he put me in a gaml' thut we were winning som ethini;l hke 10 l." LaRoche recalls "By the time he fanully l'(Ol me out of there 1t was 10·6. I JUst can't Sl'l'm to concentrate in those games where you have nothing to gain •nd ev.cr)l!hing..1.0 lose." ''l'm bound to get more saves than anybody else hf.cause I'm the only one who's had a chance to pick up a s ave lately." La Roche s aid . "ln the las t three months I've been given practical· ly ever~ chance that's come up ... LaRoche admits there are a lot of pitchers who throw harder than he does. -;oml' even on the Angels' own staff. But th<' fas tball r£'ma1ns LaRoche"s primary weapon "YOU SEE. LJIA.\'E a s.low. e.tsy-de-- lt very and they don't expect the ball lo move '-O fa s t ." L<tRoch e says . "Someone like Al Hrabosk y might throw harder. but he has a big motion and everybody knows it's comtng hard ·· Fregosi learned about LaRoche quickly. and the re!'-ult has been 20 ..,<ives. a 9-6 record and a 2.16 ERi\. "I KNOW JIMMY'S counting on me mo:-.t when the game 1s on the hne." LaHochl.' -;ays "Since that one lime. he ha ... n:,t put me into any one-sided g ames" DURING ONI:: TRETCH LaRoche reeled off 251,:1 consecutive scoreless in· rung:. and he is primarily responsible for the fact that the Angels' bullpen l'>taff has <1 combined 0.76 ERA in it:. last 23 appearances i-.incc July 25 La Roche's secret of success" "l don't really k nqw." he says after a long pause .. A lot of catchers and hit· Pitctung only in tight situations would be tough enough. but now LaRoche has L.iRoche':. 20 :-.aves <Jre testimony to I See LAROCHE. Page 8 2 .. .. .,.w,.....,.,. Halos on Streak?- R yan Tests Ribs Tonight By OAVE CUNNINGHAM Of II• OlNIY Pilot Staff The Angel~ haven't had an hones t·lo-gooc1nC'<\S winning ~trcak all l>Ca s on, su it's somchwat remark:.ible that they are only one game out of first place on s~pt 5 Tht• beq C;.il1forn1a has been ahle to mustt-r b rour ~tra1ght win-;. and lhc club has done that seven times. But a real 'treak . the kind with moml•ntum and all the breaks going your way" Timely hits and c lutch pitching day in and d ay out'! Not yet. NEVER IN THE HISTORY of thl• Califorma i\m~1.·b ha:-there been ~1 mnrc npportun(• time to reel off that kind of -;treak On Mond;.1y night lhC' Angels won their fourth :-.tra1ght. hold· ing back the Texas Rangers. 8·7. ;ind tonight they :.eek fi ve in a row in the· second g<.1me of an ciJI 1mportanU1oml•sland. "THE WAY EVERYONE else 1s playing," La Roche continued. ··1 would say all we have to do is avoid losing 10 or our next 14 and we'll be OK .. Nolan Ryan 1s scheduled to tes t his rib 1nJ ury tonight . I 119.-1.-.S lat.- "" G•mn Oft K MPC 17101 Ton19h1 'TtU\ •I C.l1torn•• Weo~1usar 1 e••\ at C..lftornto Thurton h-•~ •t C4111torn1• I 1Sp m I JSpm l .1Som agains t the Ranger~· Steve Com er 1;.31 , Hyan s kipped the Angels' last road trip to let the inJury heaJ. 1\ crowd of 27.371 turned out for the An,:!e ls' victory Monday and witncs~ed a mixture of brute power and s loppy miscues Texas blasted three homer'l and thl' Angeb clouted two. but each team committed two er · rors. and the Ran~er"' mistakes Wl're C!-.pec1a lly costly The Angeb also committed both of their errors in a single inning as TeX"3i-. closed the gap lrom 8·3 to !Vi in the eighth. "Even a one·run lead Ll> com· forlable if it comes at the end of tht• ~ame." s aid a i.m11ing Manager Jim Frcgos1 "I 'll tell ."HI. LaRoche and Bobby Grich did a helluvaJobforus ·· G R ICH. FI GHTING out or s lump that had seen his average dip to 229. belted a three-run homer and went two ror four. "Just because he hasn't been getting a lot of ht ts d oesn 't mean he is n't swinging the bat well .'' Fregos1 said . ··He hit a few balli. good in Boston and New York, but they haven't been falling in. "Bobby G rich is a very impor- tant part of our c hances to wan this r ace." f'regosi added. when asked 1f he had been conside ring a ride on th(> bench for his ... econd baseman "We need him 1n there:· WHO'S ON THIRD Californiu Angel run nl•r Rick Miller 1lcft 1 look~ like he·~ cover 111g third baM' while T exas Hanger Kurt lk\'acqul.I •~ :-.lidin~ into it during Monda~ 111ght game a t .\.1whC'i m Stadium. But ac tuall\'. it ""':-. the other \\'<t\' <1r11u11d a:-. ~(1Jl(;r hoppl•d around the failen defendt>r whlll' ad\'Ullting on a fielder ·~ choiC'e .\ng(') ... won the g<Jmc. 8 -1 · · E veryont":-. 'aying how crucial these gnm es with Texas and Kan:-.as City arc. but I think we could 1'plit th1.· nl•xt 14 g<Jme:-. <ind s till be right in there ... 'aid Dave LaRochc. who recorded his 20th save of the season Mon· day ~U RSING A 3·2 LEAD in the fifth. the An~cls m anaged to !-Core four times on JUSt two hits. The rally was atded by t hree un- c::irnl'd runs after tbe._.R.anJ?ers' -fJomp Wills and Kurt Bcva('qua booted routine g round baUs BOBBY BONDS H IT two homers for Texas and picked up three RBI. while Jim Sundberg contributed a solo homer in the sixth 'ion Baylo r rocked a hom;-run SF Se ries Not Critical, Says Jolm \\ h1le the Dodger:-and the • G i:rnt:-were prepanng tlJ eng::igc Ill their tradittonal rrvaln . thb t ime with r1ri-.t place at "stakl', Tommy John wai. holding coun in I ront of his cubicle in the Dodger clubhouse ··vou know," he said. "This s~ril'S Isn 't really critical. A':> a matter of fact it isn"t crit1caJ at a ll ·· 1 ·11 tell you the serie::. th<il arc critical. They're the ones agarns t lhc New York Met!-.. Atlanta l!ran·s. Houston A:-.troi. and San Dil'IW Padre'>. Those ar e the important ones .. With the gathering uround him .,omewhat i-.lUnncd at the com· mt'nl. .John elaborated. "Wllt:N \'Ol' 11.\V E two teams of equal ability, like the Dod ger., and Giants. lho~t' teams arc going to do nothing mon• than s plit their 18 m eet· 1ngs. It 's all those games against the other teams that arc impor· lant. It's there. dgains t the othe rs, you determine whether you're in first place. or second. or somewhere else." John. " veteran of many pen· nant races. s peaks from ex- pcriencl.' and past knowledge. Slallstics abo back his remarks a s Mondav'l>i win gave the Dodgers a narrow one game edge 18·7> in the season's battle between the two clubs. · "Anyway you look at it." said John. "the season bolls down to what you do against the other guys, not head·to·head competi· tion." San Francii::co·s Bill Madlock took :i different approach. "LET'S JUST SAY one team or a nother wa!i even blown out." sa id the Gian t s s econd baseman. "Let's say we swept 18 or the Dodgers swept 18. there would still be 144 other games to play . "You have to beat the other teams. j ust like the Dodgers h ave been doing in r ecent games. ••REGARDLESS of what we do tomorrow." said Madlock after Monday's lo~s. "we ha"e to go out on the road and beat AUanta and Ctncinnati ... Sttve Garvey agreed with See JOHN. Pase 82 See ANGELS, Page 8 2 And Up the Freeway ••• ... Clark's Remarks Inspire the Dodgers \ Al'Wlr•J> .... • A TAG TOO LATE Sun F'ranclsco Giants' Bill Madlock pop:-.. uµ after s tealing second base. j u s t a head of the tag apphc~I by Dodger s hortstop Bill Russell in the first in· mng of :\'londay's game at Dodger Stadium. Madlock was ~~!~ sl randed m game eventually won by the l)odf,ers, By JOHN SEVANO Of IN D.t•lr Pll°' Stall The Dodgers didn't nl'cd help from the Great Dodger in the Sky. nor did thev need a clubhouse meetine? 'to ins pire them Monday rHAhl. Instead. a ll it took was a few "impl1.• remark., b\ San Fran· c1:-.co ·, .J ack Clark over the wcekl'nd to get them j!01n~ In the final gam e of the I wo .g AllG•mttCM\ KA8Cl1901 /Hom The !-.tateme nt by Clark. which ired thC' DodJ!er' and was pinned !,0;~~!aay f:,'~1'"1 lo\Af'9ele. On their hulletin hOUfd In the Thur\day lO\A119~1..-.41Hl)u11on ~ JOp m clubhou:-e ..,aid 1n part . · · 1 honcl>tly hl•hevl' we arc g11 ing to beat out the Dodger., Look. before tlus weekend 1:-. O\'l•r Wl' arl' going lo regain fir~l plaee and once we do. then the DodC!er" will have lo trv and catch U!-and they aren't used to that \.\'c arc gcnng to makt· 1t d1ffer<'nl. not o nly for lhl•m but for us a:-well. I f1.•cl !'-II good about our chance-; I'm not even conC'C rned about what th~ Dodgers do ·· WELL. 1'1.\YBE MR. CLARK 1:-.11 't concerned with wh;.it the Ondgeri-. do . but h(• -,hould bt' \\'ith the Gi<.mts ahead 4·0. thl' Dooger~ 1g111tcd for fnc 1·un!-111 the fifth. <md tht•n held on to win a lhrtlling 5.4 victory befon• ;i crowd of 5.1. ';96 < 52,589 paid 1 at Dodger Stadium The win put the Dodgers two game1' up on their closC'St pursuer. and it also guaranteed their position atop the NL Wci-.t regardlei-.:-. of the outcome ton1~ht with seve n of them registering hits and five ..,coring off losin~ pitcher Ed I lahck1 t8 81 . BIG IDTS in the parade were 'upph cd by Rick ~londa) who homered tNo tfl1 to st:lrt tht' fr:-t ivit1cs. and Sle\'C' Garve~. Hon C<'y and Ou!-ty Hakl•r who doubled . sing)(·d and -.inglc•d res pect 1vely '~11th two out!-to dn \'(' in key run:-. and kl'cp th1.· rallv all,·e o;rn Sutton 113.101 was the rr" eip1ent of th<' Dodger~· charity work. and he wa!-. s upported bv rehevers Lance Rautzhan and Terry Forster. who recorded his I Ith save IT W.\S FORSTER that talked of Clark·~ comments the most -/\II I had to do was read h1' ..,tatt'mcnt!-to get me fired up ... -.aid l'ors t<>r . who bailed !latllzhan out of an eighth innin~ Jam and then worked out of a minor one himself m the ninth "You j ust learn you don 't m akl• staleml'nl!i like that Thl'rc arc tol) many pro 38-0 ••• and Staubach's Unhappy bAL.LMi <A P l -It was the second m ost . Completing his last 11 pai.ses. Staubach e~plos1ve offensive show in the Cowboys· finished with 16 completions in 22 attempts history but Roger Staubach was more for 280 yards. peeved than pleased. Sraubach destroyed DORSETT. THE FLASHY tajJback who Baltimore's "Sack Pack" with four was NFL offensive rookie of the year 1n touchdown passes as Dallas opened the de· 1977. did something no othe r Cowboy has fense of its world championship with a 38·0 ever accomplis hed. He rushed for 147 nationally televised rout of the Baltimore yards and caught passes for 107 steps . No Colts Monday night. Cowboy had ever rushed and received for . Dallas didn't even punt as It looked good 100 yards or more in ea1•h categor y in one m some spots and bad in others gnme Dorsett ah.o wasn't overly pleased 'I wasn't particularly pleased." said .. , reel receiving is one of my weake. t Staubach. who surrendered rwo lntercep. points and I need a chance to get &C· lions early in the game. customed to it." he said Staubach's touchdown passes covered 91 Oor sett lef't t hree Colt tacklers in his yards to Tony Dorsetl. 8 yards to Biiiy wake for the second Cowboy touchdown Joe Dupree. 38 yards to Drew Peariion after he coughl a b~lled posl> thal wai. in a nd 36 lnches to Jay Saldi. tended ror a wide receiver He W31' .. 0 .. alone on his touc hdown jaunt that hel slapped handl' with Drew Pearson and Tony Hill before he crossed the goal line The Colts were without injured No. l quarterback Bert J ones and ha lfback Lydell Mitchetr. who was traded to San Oie~rn in a dispute with management. "ONCE WE BROKE It open. 1t was h ard for Baltimore to come back." .,aid Tom Landry "Baltimore is ::i very solid football le1tm and they will re~roup as the 1'eason moves on. with or without Jones " Jones and second·string quarterback Ulll Troup both sufrered sh oulder 1nJurle., last week Reserve Mike Kirkland. starling his rlrst St'«:-COWBOYS. P age 6 2 fes1'1onab on th1!'-team. Some players on other teams hke to hot do~ it a httle I guess · · G<irv<'y. who·.., double down the third base ltnc in the fifth scored Bill RusM•ll with the ty ing run. also ment1onl.'d Clark'.!> comments "WHEN I USEO to play at Michigan State. we got inspired wht'n people made those kind of ..,tall'm<'nts. · · h<' 'aid ··vou learned reall:. early never to "ay ::inythin~ about thC' other guy' 'The more people talk. th(• beltt>r it;.., for thC' other person ·· Clark claimed hl' nt>ver re<id thl· s tory which appeared in a Lo.; Angeles ne~ ... paper '0 he w <l!-.1\ ·1 'Ur<' whether I ht:' quotes u'cd were accurate or not But he d 1d repeat them "I S.\IO I FELT wt• were go. 1ng to bt> in firs t place after the Ph1ladelph1 a and Dodger:-.· <.,efll''-· .. said Clark ··Look. nobod)' thought we were• going to be here nQw Thcv thouJ?ht Wl'd be trailing b} 9 o·r 10 ~a mt.>s If :vou C'an ·1 gN p!-~Ched up about your own tl'am. thl'n now I!'-t ht• t1mt· to p;.ick vour bag.., and take a v:.i<"a lion l'arl., "Tht• ·oodl?c>r~ havl' a good See DODGERS. Page 8 2 JACK CLARK Comment• ln1plre LA l 82 DAILY PILOT Tund•y Sepl4'm~r ~ 1971 ~L West Raee F,.._P~81 :ANGELS ••. 1 hi lt•Ct t•••nter in the i.l'\"l..1'11 11 with tht• bu,,t·~ e mpty i111d ~vt•t \ Anttt'I 111 thL• hnaap exceplJlm Andcri.on ~ot .tt least orw hit w L Pct. GB Games Left Home Aw~y Kansas Ci ty 74 61 .548 15 12 Angels 74 63 .540 1 13 12 1 1 .. 1 lhx hf' rt•11rcd "' t• 11f th<' ~1 11 b,1\lt•r ' hl• fat·t•u und b.1llt"lf 111111 , (111!(111 out 11! troublt· 111 ' l.'Jmt· th.tl ap(X'mtod JI fsr,1 llk1·11 w11uld ht• u 11 Anjt,•I rout .. B\' nu; ... U,.ll INNINf. 1 "J' uhciut h l t'Omt• """' n rrum .the" hullp••o '" I couht <'•1n gr,ttuluh · l1r1ff on h1 ' '"'' \J\ ~. l.JRofh~ ,.11d "lh· \.\.A" 1tuin~ hlo. but 11 'tarh'd h' f II 'dpttrt \.J H1~h11 ,,1111 he lo\•'' dW r1• LhJt h un,,1, l'11 ~ ~.ti-~ 1nntnA 1t .. g,1mt! "' Ouklund but htr. mtnd "''" on otht.>r thinR~ a' he I rotted tn from tht' Lullpt-n · 1 put 1t out <>f my mind w I could f<>eu., 1111 th t> gamt' '°'" wt-r~ 111 • L,11l1.x·h1• 'J'' "\\ ht'lht'r Kt' ""'"' 11r lo!\C'' 0 1· lh1·1r phuw ~I.I''' dmH1, I JU!\l put 1t Lom :rll·h•I\ llUI 11( m~ rnind .. ·. (&l.lfl'C)jtNtA U tw\1Uttf t t L•n\to•O liD Ao>IU(ll. rt B.ttlot 0" AUOtll R0Jo110.-ID Oownl"9 c Croci. Jb .. , ~ .. \ I l D • I 1 J 4 \ I •l •I I I • I t 1 • 1 1 Q • f 1 I ' I 1 ' :: * J: AHGEL IOOTE~ Ee<ll ol t,,., toe> tr>rtor <on J t'l'Clers In !ht' ..,.,....,cMI L .. 9'MI W~t i..v~ lo.inQ : t~cor~ on lftl! rood, M>O Anotl ~ Jim 'F....-M ~ tie'> <ii.cl 10 .,. •••rt1n<1 1i. '"''"' ~ H ~mo s•ret~ll ~""' 1 ... s AnO K anwi' C.llY •I •'t'<>me. "I tllinkll's •004inH•.tdv•nlaot." F~I ',_.oci "II -Ull'I 9tl a QOOd start -·· It "'®Id t IJ"• u\ -t t>IQ mental lilt --"-v~ to QO to :•r.eir Nrll~" The \C.-le Qowll Int st'*f<I\, •_,,.,,~to ,,._ IC-• (.ltv wnen tM • An(lt'IS llnl"'1 !hi\ llo~l•ncl ~nday tntv II Mve , rs ~me\ "'"'*"'I'll· ontv •l• ol t~ '"' f'I0"'1! l ll>'• Rov-'''· .tt lMt tu«tu,.., .. 111 n.tve 21 _, ' l•ll, 11 01 IN'm ~I -JfW ltlHll 01..-d t rM't hlllol\Q ,,,_to II~,,_ Mondo lnMI : o. ....... hot\ "'' ~fly In s .. ot ,,,. IHI ..,,,,,,, t Q<lmM It..-JKll.., t~ '"'Pl•-' 111911 ror "'°'' ""' In .. -'°" .... -.... 'll . 'An4M•m SMdoum ••oe<""'<lod lb ~-•~ -. \roco\I """'~ ot the S'!.tson MonOllY when tl'M! 81Q-A ~Of-cfWOUldn't llqM up Eerll9' tn 111f' : 'W!•W>n two bM\«\ ot h<11rt• wM I oarll, c•\dl"4 • ., 3().morrul~OPl"V " Stf>TlMBfR I I 4 •" ., 1 , '°"' "''J. A:! II-'1!,!'>At/ t__;',::.lllC~A::..:•-ij+~:i°:.:,ll=o6f \I Ir•,~.,,.... lft a4 .... 1••1'11 ..... ~ li(IW ..... "lo• .... I/ ollt.U•I ".it~lor•l II( lojloo (;/I ; .. ~. If •• Al 1111 111 I 1 13 " -1!1 16 ................ "''" ............. ,--.11'1 ... ..,.."''•• ....... -.. Mfll\U!~ !loW.T;t " .. c I l~nt"' "' ~.i J! AC Odilud o• llC 11 ll~f 111 ~0 --2 I ?2 23 ~II • 1~cJIM;t,,.j ~'''-\o•• ....... ~ ................... "'°" ...... Q!(h •I "' ._111r ~I 111 .,..,,,... IM-I• \It ..t. Mor,. gt ,,c AC OI ~ 111 Ill °' /llorW\ J~ I ... I '" ---;; --28 19 JO ~ "' '• ~· ~.. -........ """" ,,. ""'-"' ( llo "' ......... 0. ... ..,... ()II OI,.,,.. ,.,, """" I ......... 11 •( "'J" tll •l 1!wo1tlw 01 I\( It.( ktlo MM "'lit Mm at t<t . U..t...u.J I (•• n1 ....,_.,I M#wi ..,.._ ,.,...r~•J COWBOYS BUTZ COLTS. • • National Football Leagut' i:ame. w~.., o.,J<.·ked fiv1• timt.'" by tht• Cowboy "l>ciomsday Dt:f Pn~t> "IL was BaJtJmore's wor:.t IOl>l> 'lllt't: 1973. when the Colts fe ll 44 0 l•J Miami l>Al.LAS' MOST l'KOL0-1<' offen.,,vc d ay WiJ!. ti52 )':.1rch .1gains t Philadelphia 10 1966 whe n Don Me redith was the Cowbov quartPrback. Colt Coach Ted Ma rch11>rod.., ~aid. "We thought we could beat them if we didn°t give them anything. but we gave them two easy ones. It was a loss you couldn't blame on any one 1Jlayer. It was something all 45 had a part in." he added. "The other t eams in our divi ~1on cMiami and New England! Jo,t games lhey should have won, Mi I don 'l think we are any farther behind than when we started the week. Wt' were Just heaten by a better fellm." CO LT FULLBACK Roos evelt Leaks said, "A lol of tl'ams are going to loi.e to l.>a llai,." Meanwhilt'. Land r y was alrl'ady thinking about hav111g to play the New York Giants on the road in Da.ll3b' second game Sun day. "Jt 's tough to travel after a Monday night gamt', .. said Lan- dry. "ln New York. we always have a tough time. They always play us well. They play us tooth und nail." Baltimore looked Uke a com- pletely different team in the first 20 minutes. During that time. the Colts intercepted Staubach twice and roughed him up :-ever al times. Nol until Tony tlill r an a Staubach pass from midfield to I.he Colts' one did the a me tum around. SCOlll! llYOU.AllTEIU ll&tt.mort 0 O o 0-O D.11111' a 11 •• 3-JI Dal-OfN>ISOll I tun IS.pclen Ilk.kl D•l-Doneu 91 ~~s from Sttllllfcll s.citlell ~IOI Del-0\il'rff • ~ss trom Sl-n ISollltitft ~IOI Dttl-D ~ 38 pass from Sl•ullecll IS.t>- lltn ~101 0<1t· !.etdl 1 ~s lrom Slauo.cl\ IS..pt1en •k kl 011 FG !>4'ollen •8 A "·11• GAME STATISTICS CollaCo....,,1 I' or\! oowns ~ 1S Ru~M\-yard\ 11 ~ *-118 NW~~~ P ~ Al'!urn y.Ord• \S ~4 P<1~WS 9 ?QoJ l .. , .. , Punh 1·31 0-4 Fumble~ '"'' 1 t Lt Per>•IUn -y<t<dS }-ll 4·35 IHDIVIDUAl l.EADUIS RUSHING -0.lllmore, McC.eutey 17-40 LH~i q l• 0<1tte•. ~wt! 1~1•1, DtlMIM>n lHl. PA!.SING-81lltmor~. Klr~l•nd 9-20.2. "'· Dntl•~. Sl<NOIKll t•t? 2. 1IO White. l •.O. U AECEt\llNG-0.lla\, Donel! 3·107, 0 Pe•fl(>ft l-~· •"'roat Page BI LAROCHE. • • the added pressure of a pennant race. As the season wears down. he m ay find the outcome of a ' : divisions race on his shoulder. in-. i 1lllrd. Victory for Bradley steadofjustonegame. : "TH E RACE HASN'T af· '-S PRINGFIELD. 111. 1APl .. , felt Jtood ab6ut thi5 week... re~ted me so far:· La Rocbe ~ ... , Bradley has moved tnlu <.aid Bradley. who withdrew o.,uys ... I guess we a ll think about :.i.n~th p lace 1n the Lad1c·s from la!.t year> Rail tourna-1tbeforethegame,watchinJ!the :!>rofc..,sinnal GoJr 1\~~oc1ation mcnt becau:.e of ill nc:.:.. "1 want· !-.COreboard to see how Kansas :1978 t'arnmg~ h:.t with a 4-slroke ed to go out and prove thal I City is doing and stufC like that 'l;\·1r tory m the Rail Charity Golf could do it. And 1t 's a great golf But o nce the game starts . that's k tasc;1c. course to do it on.·· the only thing on my mind -the ; Uradlcy shot a J3 on the front game at hand.·· . d d h F1na1 KO<'~ Ir> 11\t' Udl~ Proteulonat Golf As. N d · t • both 'Orrl(' Mon ay an went on to er _ ,400,.., R.,11 a...r•tr Gott c.ia»k •t the par n, or oes I seem •O er :\h1 rd tour victory of the year 6,21l·Y•rd Re11Go11eour..,, LaRoche that he will never ',t1tt1 " f1nru round 2-under par 70 Pai ereaiev. iu.coo 67*'3•1«>-11" aehieve the aoals usua lly a~· " snuon M111e<, ~9.150 61-69.13·11 ,ao .., • or a 72·hole total of 276. JoAnn c..,.,..,., s.s.3'16 11Ho.1.H1-211 J>ociated with successful pitching ' f'irstpriz.e money was $15.000. s,,..ar•P•1"*'·'u~ 1'-''-'1n-m th e 20-win s ea s on. the • · Sharon Miller. who shared the =: ~~~SJ.S60 !~~~!:: ~hutouts, the no-hitters. Those .first-round lead with Bradley, ~!~,!'~~~.o.o 13-11 .. 1.n -11< lhin~s are alien lo a short relief •had a 71 for a 280 total. The Mertene Fiovo, u .600 !~:;t.~·!t:: :.pecialist. :iccond-place finish was her best eeuv eurteil'dt. "·'°° 11.11.10.1:1-2u Instead, he ~els his satisfac· 1 L•ura BaUQh, 1J,l00 1s.10.r.1..,_11& l f h I · t h (If the year. earwrur.o""'"'· .,,110 7, 1o.1Hi-m ion rom c ping a s arter note Bradley h ad three birdies, JaMt ,..,,._,.,.., )1."10 11 10.10.1._na the virtory. Preserving a win - :.Chrec bogeys and an eagle 3 on ~!~~T~~.'"6 ~:;~:~;·~-~= the s ave -that's LaRoche's :the pa r 5. 48l·yard 13th hole. The 1tat11vPosi-an.tt,M& 1).11.11.1• 19<1 badge of success. !eagle put her 14 under par and !::.~t~i~300 ~~~~-~!-~ . "My top priority is making the wa VC her 8 blJ; enough lead l O k.tll\Y M<.Mut....,, \1,300 1f.11-IH5'-2'0 pttCher } piek Up for happy, .. • l·o"-' with bogeys at 15 and 16. Jo~• i<.nm•~Slll, '1•300 11•70.71·n-tto La Roche says. "If he's happy. ,. ,,_ ~11.., Hamlin, i1,ots 13·1l-74'72-2'f h :• Pat Meyer~. Jl,09) , .. n.1Ht-2't then I 'm appy. '· ... JohMan & SOil , ............ 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(0438~) 71MAllY I Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Angels Texas Oakland Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L 74 61 74 63 1)6 68 64 74 62 76 57 so 51 85 East Division Pel.GB .548 . 540 1 .493 7'12 .464 ll l,2 .449 131rl .416 18 375 23\~ Boston New YOl'k Milwaukee Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto 85 51 .f.25 8(l 56 .5~ 5 79 59 .572 7 77 61 .558 9 75 62 .547 1012 59 78 .431 261 ~ 55 84 .396 31 b --..-,·,s~· A~h 8,Te..s1 MlnM\ola 2, Cl\lctOQ I N•w VO<''._.., Dttr.Ml 1·S Se•lll• •.O, Mltw..,ue l ·S c.1...e1e..a s. l orOllto • 8alttmono s, &Mton J KIWIM' Clrt S, Oalll-' T ... Y'•O-. T••e\ (Qln¥r J.]) •I A .... lt ( RY•fl &·I I II llo\lon CSor-• 0 OJ Ill B•ltlmore I P•lm•r 11·1)1, n (;l•vtl-IW.11\\ 10 IJI at lorOlllO (IClr'""'OOCI J.21. n o.lfOlf IV°""ll ~) 4't N .. VO<\ (Tld~ '-''· n (.llk AQO (~OM tO 111 •I Ml~• IErl<k\Oll l)·tl,n Jt•n•H (l\y IL•on•ro I\ 161 at Oalil•nc1 IJonnJ.On 10.11. Only ii•-· ~Mdv-.0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Wesl Division Dodge~ San Francisco Cincinnati San Oiego Houston /\tlanta W L Pct. GB R2 56 .594 80 58 .580 2 75 62 .547 612 71 67 .514 11 r,3 74 .460 181 ~ 59 78 .431 22 1 :l East DM5lon Philadelphia 73 63 .537 P1tl!>burgh 72 64 .529 Chicago (i9 68 .504 41 ~ Montreal 65 7:J .471 !J St. Louis 00 78 .435 14 New York 55 83 .399 19 MooldioY'' S<of K DMte" s. s.n Fr•nclKO 4 Monlfe•t H. ClltCtQOl s. 7nclq•m~. IOlnn.fl9~ Plll\bU•qll 7 1. New Yor~ •·O St L0..1\ J.7. ,..,.,_lllfll" 1·10 !>an DleQOl, 1111"'1ta• C1nclnn.ao '· Ho<nlon J T.,._.,.,Ga..,.• ~Ml Fr-1\CO tllllrr ).IOI •I ~ tRau 12 81, n MOl\11" .. I I Fr ........ , •• ,., 011ca90 '~~I. ,. . 5.ln Dof'QO IA•\~S...., l .. tOI •I All1nt• IP N1euo lb 1si, n NPW Yon IK-l tel., Plft.o.iron IAtu)' 1 71, n C1nclnMll 1s ...... ,, 131 411 ~!K11.IOll ( Mltll8<0 14 Ill,,, O<\fy OemK \(iW'dufOO Orange County s Oldest Lin.coin-Mercury Oealerst11p AMI FM Quldrai>honlc •tereo taoe. velour lnt~lor. full ~'· orulee contrOI. hit wheel Auto held llghtt. (743RSOl. dOHNSON le SON I* I· . "' . . s9soo 2626 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mcs.1 • 540·5630 Fro"' r~ BI DODGERS. • • ball c:luh Tht'Y took ;1dvanl~Al' of our mislakt>~ out then: tonight and that show;; lht'y're & goO<l t('am . IJUl I Mill feel we 'II be Ill fi r,t plat'l' by lht' end o( lhl' week .. Wt' need 1t fa wull tomor row. and the best team will wln. "IC we ~ct the !cud back there 's going lo be a lot of pres· su~c o.n them. They're used l<> being an front. they're not use to playing catch·up. They also know we can play with them. GIAlifn LOS ANGELES .. , ..... 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SB_: Medtoo. ii" " 11 •11 ••so SAN l"RAHCIS<lO "tllO l lL, •11 4--, 10 S S l•V•lle }V, 0 0 0 Moflltt I I 0 0 L.0SANO£Ll!S ">ullOll IW, IJ.101 ) I 4 4 R•uUr.•n 1•, 1 o I> Forster "" 1 O o O O St,.e-Font•r Ct11 WP-Sulton T-?:41 A-U .st'. * DODGER NOTES -... •I S·.o \l~lno time wes 10 comply w11r. 11 Nllonal tetelt11'otl r•• -\t th11t -C-to lW IMIHd, ti..t Hm11 ... , .. Or'1 (-lo DeQln Ill N•llO...I F·oatball L•69"'1 -with Oalles MIO eattlf!\Ofe • , T,,. Dodger-s i..w Cel141d UO ""°"pit~ tt'Oll'I 1r..1r ~n Antonio Minot 1e..,.ue afflll•t•. T"o arw PllChen Ger* .._.. C .. 4, l.S7 ERAI .,,..,, o. ... s1 .. .n 114'10, ,,..,, ano outfl•IOer MTY- Wllll• 1.1 .. •VO.. 14 "R\, U ABll ... T ... Oocl9•rs tlciure to oo owr ti.. 2.• mltllon m.t1' In •ttendanct t°"'<ltll •• Th6 DoOQer\ l\eve ..,, ._, lead In ti.. -Mrlef wlln lh6 Cl..,.,.\ •. Monday'\ -WM --6d H. wttout Ill 10 " m . • Oftl'f ~ral '9dmlulon W•ls rtm.oln •or lonlQl'rl ' ll"'rN -U>ey Will 00 Oil WI• IWO hOUrs prior to 1,,. -, • Tne ~' ...o Coants 11.oYe pt11ye0 t>ttort 611 ll1t@r-of S0.018 t•n> 1n llW!r U rlMttl-. .. $ttY6 Ganrt>Y ""' 111eyed In 485 c-'1tlve !Nl!ne\ ""° l\ ll>St t\ \N>rl ol OK.omlftQ ,,.,. 17th ~yer In m•lor 1HQUt t11s1ory to lll•Y In SOO .ira19'1t oamH .•• 8111 lllt1u•tt ~ l'llt k\100f ""·'•'' uo-~ ... TIW Ooc!Qers •NI GIM'lt\ .,. Ii.cl tor , ... N<llloNI Leeow lffm llikt>lnv lffCI with• J.1• E RA ••• MonG•'f was J«ry o...ett'• 22nd •Mlverwry .-s • Doc19tr l>rOeduster. ,,,.._Page Bl JOHN ... .John and Madlock's assessment. "You have to beat the teams with less man-power. The ones t hat don't have a strong bench or are weak in hilting," said Garvey. Is that why the Dodgers held a meetlng arter their s econd s traight loss Sunday to the Mets? "LET'S JUST SAY it helps to sit down. talk about a few things and ~o from there. Sometimes you need to have your spirits re- generated, refreshed. So you get the guys together and rehash the s ituation. The meeting we had got us together. "If you can't get up for the Giants though. you can 't get up fo r anybody," s aid Garvey. -By J ohnSevano Ex-Army Star ·Galiff a Dies GLENVIEW. Ill. 1APl - Arnold Galina. former Army All-American quarterback and one of the most celebrated athletes in West Point history. died today at his home following a lengthy illness. Galiffa, 51, had been employed by U.S. Steel for the last 23 year s . He was director o ( operating staff services for U.S. Steel Supply Division in Chicago. A native or Donora, Pa .. Gallf-fa earned 11 varsity letters at West Point in football, baseball and basketball and was All - American in 1949. Galiffa served in the Korean war as an aide to Geo. Matthew Ridgeway and Gen. Mark Clark. BASEBALL /GOLF /FOOTBALL A Caf?sule Report From the World of Sporta /1 Angels Plan to Tel~se Saturday's Second G81De September stretch, Angel and Dodger fans will - As baseball's pennant races be~ Into the Iii be seeing a lot more or their teams· games on television The Angels and Golden West Broadcasters have an- nounced plans to televise the second game or Satwday night's doubleheader against Kansas City from Anaheim ·Stadium. The Angels currently trail the Royals by a game in the American League West standings. T~gh a sellout is expected Saturday, the TV plans are not cont.Ulgent upon such. Channels wiU begin its coverage at 8 p.m .. the first time KTLA will telecast an Angels home game. The first game of the twin·bill starts at 5. Meanwhile, three of the next s ix Dodger road games will be televised. The National Leagu West leaders will have Sunday~ game at Atlanta televised over Channel 11 m a ddition to the Monday and Tuesday night games with the San Francisco Giants Sunday's game With the Braves is scheduled for 11:15 a .m . while the pair with the Giants are slated for 7'15 p.m . starts. ·-·~·t•••·· As~ed if he had seen anything positive in Green Bay·:. l3· 7 . victory over Detroit. Lions Coach Monte Clark rephed: "We're alive and I'm not so sure about that." Trlria 1. Who is the only player to score lOO points in a National Basketball Assn. game? ~· Wh~ ~ere the tw,o .Cleveland pitchers who stopped Joe D1Magg10 s record hittmg streak at 56 games in 1941'! ftrmes .laf 011e Gaae •~le Three weeks ago. the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 we~e. 11 i.-, games behind the Philadelphia Ph1lhes a nd seemingly out of the National League East race. Today. the Pirates are just a game baek after s weeping a doubleheader from the New York Mets. 7.4 and 7-0, for their 21st win in their last 24 games .... The Phillies salvaged the second game or a twin·bill with St. Louis. 10·2. as Mike Sebmidl slu~~ed his MllCI! SCl4MID1' 17th home.r. The Cards won the opener. 3·2 ..•. Montreal dealt the Cubs' pen- nant hopes a serious blow with a doubleheader sweep. led by ex-Dodger Ivan DeJesus and ex·Red Tony Perez The New York Yankees, who look ed like they we re out of the American League East r ace. pulled to within five games of the Boston Red Sox when .Ron Guidry beat the Tigers. 9·1. for his 20th victory or the season in th·e opener of a twin-bill. The Tigers won the nightcap. S-4, but the Red Sox fell to Baltimore. 5"3 in a single game. Jim Rice's 38th homer for Boston gives him 121 RBI this year ... Kansas City !>tayed a game up on the Anfels in the J\L East by beating Oakland, S-3. behind four RB by Amos Otis. Nf'f., Atcetffla~ ~rd Sn Including a crowd or 64.224 for Monday m night's game between the Baltimore Colts and •II• the Dallas Cowboys. the NFL's o pening weekend attendance was 822,141, an all-time record ror openers ... Jobn Lff. a defensive end for the San Dieqo Chargers. will be out for ~ season with torn knee liga- mPnts suffered in Sunday's 24-20 victory over Seattle. Hts place on tb~ rost~r will be taken by Wiiborn Yoa.ag; ... A !ihoulder iOJury Wlll keep defensive end '•.lius Adams out of the New England Pat.riots' lineup for an indefinite time. Yar6ero..,. W'I"• Sot1tlwne 580 CaJe Yarboroagb held off a chaJtenge by • DarreU Waltrip to win his fourth Southern 500 s tock car race ... Don Garlits won his 18th Na· tional Hot Rod Association championship in Indianapolis by beating R4b Bruins in the finaJs of the $443,000 U.S. Na- tionals .... Actor Paul Newman won the featured Sports Car Club of America race in Connecticut after having an ea~licr victory revoked because of his role in an accident. ., /Jfar Lotaplaof Pap Sl41 Patton. the longest shot in the eight-horse ~ field at 70-1. burst.from the rear of the pack coming out of the stretch turn and went on to score a stunning upset in the $100,000 Del Mar Handicap. Ridden by Henry Moreno. Patton returned $141.60, $35.20 and $9 . . . Moon Lark captured the llrst-place prize of $437.500 when the two·year-0ld quarterhorse claimed the Ruidoso Downs the Aff-American Futurity, the world 's richest horse race, in New Mexico .. Radlo,T~•• RADIO: Texas at Angels, 7:30 p.m .. KMPC '7101 : San_.. Francisco.at Dodgers. 7.30 p.m .. KABC (7901. TV: lJ.S. Open tennis championship highlights. 11:30 p.m .. Channel 2. Trina A~,. • l Will Ch.1mberluin In 1962 2 Jim Bagby und Al Smith. 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An; / '' ~Ail! /f l/K'J C4'ltfT hAYe~ ~ Ytltl ~Ar~ I wu..e1 ... ~· t'Q.1'5 'IOlit -~ti, I a~, ,~' l OW 'laJ lftr ff Nl6N ~IGt:IAlt> ~Ar 'Jl#f 7r> ~ OfltlllOJI"'~ ~M·t> ~Al~ IA/ ~ 7WE Jl:IU-' /fNf'I AMT ~ PK. rllCe.' Disputed Call Bitters Lutz :\IE\\' ) Ok K • t\ P • Bob Lutz. bitter over a l•hanged eall, -.u1d thl· d~putcd point "ml)y have "o't m e the 'c:nmd 'et" 1n tht· fourth.round match. lie t•v<.•ntu;_illv ln~t 1 Ii, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 to Vilas (ierula1tis Mond<.1y :it the t S Open Tennis Cham- p1on:.hi~ l.Utl. a San C'lem<..nle resident, had won the first '>l'I but wa' to .... mi:: 4.5 ~ind 15-30 on his serve in the <;c<:nnd !'>t.>t Gt"rula1tis. thP No. 4 seed. flashed a backhand down thl· line Tht-lineswoman. Marge Waldman. called tht.· twit out Gerulaitts im mediately :.i'kt>d for the hne,man, Ed Carrol, on the oppo,ill' ... 1dt• of the enurt to reverse the call Without h<.·s11 at111i:: C~rrol gave the point to Cierula1l1~ "lT Jl'ST0 NIC'Kt'l> the edge of the line I C'lea rl)' •ww it on thc ltnf'." Gerulait1s said . "The lady ,~ ...... looking .H .Uohb.'f ·, back. She had no chance to !'>et' the bull l wasn't gonna give up the point ll Wl.t '-\'Cf.\ truc1aJ 'tage of the match." Tht> umprrt·. <iene Oavis. interceded and <·all1•d it :J lt•t 1do the p111nl ll\'(•r 1 That brougi1t •)Ut Tou rrwm<'nl Dm·c·1 or ~11 kl' Bl anehard to center t·ourt and after :.i cklay <1f 15 mi nutes. the point wa' played OH1r c;1•rula111~ \\On the nexl two points and thl' "l'('tintl 'l'l. BUT Ll'TZ W \S LIVID afterward~. cursing and calhng Gerula1t1:-a ":-;mooth talker ... ''It wal) very elo::.<>. It may have even been good .'' Lutz said, spittrng out hts words. "But it '~ not m y calJ. J'm there to play, not call the ball "All l 'm s aying 1s that it was c<.1llcd out. Ca::.e closed. "The umpire d1dn 't Know what the hell tc1 do. he gol ::.o nervou~ ... Lutz fumed. "The poor woman on the line. what tht> hell is she gonna do? It 's like a code they have. If they ask her to yield. what the hell b shl• i?Onna do gl\'l' up'" * * * * * * ,,,,...., s.,,.1u B"""• uw.i1 G.Jo•~•. ''•·· • J, •, ~our-ttt Rovr"d R<4o,na Ma,,111tov•1 Clfl<noitov•.,••. V•lct\ G«iful."'' ... Nt""W Yoo. dt'I dt•f Zf'r\dl) Lu•'V#. OovtOC"• OtaC-h 800L~t1.S..11C1t·m~111~.'• ••.•l. ~ .... o·•. • 1 s~11v StoY• • • JOhdn I("~· Soutn Alt•t •. dN Nf'ol~rltind,, °"t AnrM' HOC>O'i., Grtdl Broan lP,.cl't'r, S.... 0•"00. 1" 6 J 8ril•in, 16, • 2 l<athv May, 8evtrty 1 1>, But< I\ WAii~. VS. Ml Cu•llermo Hill• 0,.1 St,.pl>an1• lolle•on, V1ld\, Ar~r"•na, ._., 1·•. t.o, 6 1 .,_, Ph<>f"n•• o t fi..1 Mar1ttt Redonoo Joi\,. MtEnrOI!, Oouqtd~ton, N v !>or> 01.,qo, ~I llc>M Klos., 5oul~ Cl~t Cohri Oowele\wt>ll. ~l>Ode11&, 7 0, Mncll, 6·1, ~ 7, 6 I, WMCIY Tumou11, • J, ~-l Au~l~ill1a. Cl~I S..tndra Colli"'· Wome"•,stnql•~ 00f'\!ittl. Tea~u, 1-~. 1~ ~-•,Martin• Tturd •wM Nnvrit\1tov1J. CJe<J'\MtO'lakl.:t del Annl' Sm11h, OaHit~ <Mt ftt-1t1na Ann K ••Omura U S. • • ,., Tor o nto's Horton T angles W ith Cops TORONTO I AP 1 Designated hitter Wi: llorton of the Toronto Blut> Jays allegedly wa:. -.truck by a mounted policeman and one ·or llorton's sons was stepped on by a police horse during an altercation near thc Am erican League club's park Monday Sevl'n per:.ons, including Horton ana some member~ of his family. were charged with causing a disturbance Police said Horton. 35. and hts three children were treated and released from a hospiUl after the fight. which started near his wife's car at Ex· hibilion Stadium. Besides Horton. police have charged his wife. Patricia. 35. and sons Albert, 16, and Deryl. 17 /\lso char~.:d wcrl.' f'rank Hooper, 24, Thomal> Hall.~. and Louis O'Rec. 25. a lJ of Toronto. Horton's wife. who lives in Detroit. was visit· ing the city and had arrived at the stadium to see the Blue Jays play the Cleveland Indians. Wearing a bandage on his right car and cheek, Horton said that after parking his car . he s aw lhree or four persons bothering his family Pat Gillick. the Blue Jay!>' vice president. said I lorton went to act as peacemaker but was felled by the riding crop of a mounted policeman. Horton 'aid he was knnckcd unconseiou~ for a few mo. men ts. • Who do you know In Costa Mesa who111cndyou $5000? . Call or stop tn to apply for the money you need to solve a money problem \Xt lend millions to business ~ryday And VoJe lend even more to help people We find w,lys co help COMMER._CIAL CR.EDIT PLAN. INC. (A C.1tt0tn1~ Coroora1111111 f:;J IC:\ 11 111\11'1(1,IJ '>t'f"1'.I <J4 ~~CONTJO. l>'T,11 t.0~1\llON Cotta Meau • 370 F.. 17Lh St. Mlsalon Viejo • 24305 Ahma Parkway Sult.a t • 1111 TO\\ n & Country Rd . ~Ul\1' 2U • 645·8700 • 770-2651 • 647·6871 Tuesday. September S 1978 DAILY PILOT 83 Kite Bas Little Chall~nge Golfer Goes Wire-to-Wire in B.C. Open ENlllCOTT. NY •t\P I I 11!0 f\1tt· hu' rt•lurnt>d t•mHrol of t ht• i-: n Jml• 111 I ht• \'tll~t.· of En dwott .ifkr dom111.tt111~ lht.· 8 C 0111·11 ltkt• ht· ow1wcJ tht> plal'e "111• WU'> lll'Vl:r tK?h111ct 111 the f1111r t1 .. ,, of )IOU u' h1· st111·mcd 111 ·' flvt• .... r111k1: v1l'lory O\'l•r l1 u·11cl Mark llay1•s that gave h.1t.· u $4:'>.000 1H1yduy Monday .\ fo'Tt:tt SHARING the ftr'>I rnu11ct kad with Tom l'urticf, l\1k 1mllt.' yi1rd. par 7l t•uursc H~ tuu~l.!!J. ~h~ll~ng~~ l\1ondt1y wh1•n llayes c;,glcd the llllrd hole urld Kitt• bo~ied the fourth hol~ II> leave the golfer:. ''-"H1ra ted by two stroke,. But K1k strung together four b1rd1cs to outdistance Hayes. K 1te firw .. hcd the 172-hole tourna- 1nc111 wtlh a 11.under par score of 2117. P'ETE R JACO BSEN of Portland, Ore .• finis hed third, t·1~ht s trokes behind Kite . The tournament Y.lai Kite's 'econd victory of his career since Joining lht' tour in 1972. That ~ave him $1'19,737 for this year w11h sl'cond place finishes in the 1 lall of Fame Classic and the British Open. Kite lost last week's Hall of Fame t•vcnt by one st roke. The margin of his defeat In that rournamcn1 was-a pen-ally ..,troke he assessed on himself for an infraction no one else saw when h is ball accidentally moved F•<1•I '"'"'' '" 11•• 8.C <>oen Colt Tou•n•menl ti , ... P•• " '•l~y•rd Ell JO•• Co41 Ctuo Mon· G•Y • Tom 1<11•, ~).000 MMk H•yet, U S.•)O Ptler Jtcoown, ll),U) Ed SMeCI, st.JOO OH Moroan, "·JOO JoM Mttwtttev. \9,JOO Bobby Wat1t1, '4 "41 Ru C•ldWell, \4,Mt Arlt• MCN10.lt', \6,"41 Tom Puru~. '4.•)() Bob Ovm•n. ~.tSO Miiier Berber. 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NCWPr::)RT ~WY" SKIS • DYNASTAR PULSAR • DYNASTAR TEMPEST •ROSSIGNOL "PRO AM" • KNEISSL "BUMP RIDER" • KNEISSL FORMULA "l " •LANGE SHORT STYLE • HEXCEL "MOTIVATOR" • DYNASTAR "LASER" • t-jEXCEL coymoN •OLIN MK • DYNASTAR ACRA GLASS • HEXCEL SUN DANCE • HEXCEL SUPER COMP •ROSSIGNOL SMASH •ROSSIGNOL SHORT RENTAL SKIS REG. SALE 185.00 109" 160.00 93• 135.00 74• 165.00 69'5 150.00 7415 150.00 74• 188.00 102" 175.00 10s• 240.00 144• 168.00 100- 255.00 153" 255.00 153• 265.00 154• 180.00 108" 135.00 6915 '235°0 VALUE WITH SOLOMON BINDINGS ssgss . NOW ONLY PRIZES DRAWINGS HEXCEL SKIS 1 PR. FREE EACH DAY. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN AND EVERY HOUR IF YOUR TICKET IS DRAWN YOU CAN BUY ANY 1979 SKI AT -'0•,4 OFF. ALSO GOOD FOR SKI CLOTHING TO 250.00. VALUABLE COUPON THIS COUPON IS GOOD FOR V2 PRICE HOT WM WHEN VAUOATEO AT THE SALE . JUST ASK TO HAVE THIS COUPON STAMPED- BACK PACK e ruPPUO SAVl'30% ~ous • KORACH u n 30% TENTS HIKING BOOTS SAw30% BOOTS reg. SAN MARCO 160.00 .... 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FROM ROFFE REG.15.95 ANO OBERMYER REG. 15.50 11•• 4910 ... ••• . .... . .. .... 8 I DAILY 1-'llOl NOROSKOG CHANGES HORSES IN MIO.SEASON OFFSHORE RACING CAMPAIGN New Sc•rab Design WHI Make West Co .. t Debut In San Fr•nclaco Cl11slc Scarab to Debut Saturday In San Francisco Classic Tht· San Franc1!>C'O Offs hore Power Boat C'la!>s ic. s t:heduled to ~tart Saturday, will mark th<· we!'it Coast debut of l'owt>rlJoal l\t a~az1ne Hucrng Team':. nt•w 38 65 Yaehts toot Sl':trah 1\ d1sappoi nt1n~ 1977 offshorl' M'aS<>n prompt- ed own<'r-drlve r 8ob Nordskog to change hull m a n 11 f a <' t u rt' r s u rte r rnany year~ of com~l Winds Batter Island Racers Strong winds battered the 65 sailing yacht~ in thl' annual Labor Day San Clemente Island race t•o "ponsored by Dana Point Yacht Club and Silver (i 3ll' Yacht Club or San Diego. First yacht to finish with a new elapsed time rt'cord of 22 hour!-. and one minute was the 62-foot sloop Ragtime OU\ or Long Beach Yacht Club, but she failed to sav~ her handicap time for overall honors. The overall winner in the International OfC. shore Rule division wss Millenium Falcon, a CF-4l sloop skippered by Hols ten Davis, Dana Point Yacht Club. ti There wore two classes or IOR entries and four cla~ses in 1ht' Pl'rformancc Handicap Racing Fleet dwi~1on The l:J2-m1le race s\arted Saturday at 11 a.m. 10 a moderalc breeze that increased to near gale pmportaons off the west end of San Clemente Island, providing a rollicking spinnaker run down the back side> of the island. During the hei~ht of the blow several yachts ::.uffcrcd blown out sail'i and gear failure, but there wt:re no inJut1es. The 33·foot sloop Hal Trick was forced out of the race with a broken boom imd the 52-foot sloop Victoria was out when her mains'l was shredded Stnct enforcement of safety equipment re- quirements resulted in several boats incurring penalties that knocked them out of contention. or- Clcials al Silver Gate Yacht Club inspected every yacht that finished and found several lacking in the required eQuipment. Quh Record Set By Balboa Sailor Balboa Island resident David LaMontagne set a Balboa Is land Yac ht Club record this sum· ml'r by winning the club"s Monroe trophy for the third vcar m a row The yacht club is open to children between the ugcs of four and 16. The Monr oe troph y t s 'Cal-25' Captured By Leweck Tom Lcw ec k o f California Yacht Club l'-Cored five straight firsts lo win the Cal-25 Western Regional cbam· pionship held at Marina del Rey under the :rnpervision of Pacific Mariners Yacht Club. Eig ht een boat s showed up for tbe re-g.ion al championship which includes fleets Crom the entire length or the West Coast. Winds for the meet ranged from 6 to 18 knots and Leweck had LoUlpop movihg in all slt ngths Q( l1lr. R unQer -up wa R Windseeku s ailed by Gene McKinnon, lastr vcar's nattonal cham· pJon from PMYC. TbJrd was Caliban, skippered by Jim RobbitOn, We.'Jt Coaat Yacht Club. , ---·- ~warded to the member who complies the most points in the club's sail- ing. swimming, rowing and paddling competi- tion. The tro phies wer e given out Thursday night at the club's an· nual end of summer ~wards banquet. LaMontagne was com- modore or the yacht club that only operates dur- ing the summer months. The Kirk trophy. awarded to the club's champion Laser sailor. a lso went to LaMon- tagne. The Johnson trophy for the club's best sabot sailor was awarded to William Donovan, Jr .. the club's rear com- modore. The Murphy trophy for the winner of the moth e r 's s abot race 'went to Judy Gubser. The Rollings trophy for the winners or the around the island row- ing race went to LaMoh· tagne and his partner, John Scott. The sports manship award went to Victoria Hadley. Rankings ot club me mber~ in the com· petition ror the Monroe trophy. tortlng with second place were Donovan, Nan cy Waters, Cathy Houston, &rte Vlnjc , John Donovon, J evon Hadley, Roger Clark, Ann Stott and Jim Gubser. I ing with t he famous Cigarette racing hulls . Nordsko~ said the new Scarab features the same basic hull design as those now competing. However, that b the where the s imilarity ends The new boat is an experimental hull lay-up of Kcvlar-49 using a new 21-31 deb1er fabric alon~ with a s pecial course· woven Kevlar. placed ~teel anchor ca- ble belonging to a fish· 1ng boat ripped along the left s ide or the hull and severely damaged the s tern drives. crip · piing the boat and ending Nordsko&'s strong bid for a winn!11 . finish. During the restora- tion, the new Scarab un- derwent a name change. Nords kog named the boat Skyhawk instead of the traditional Powerboat Magazine Special. The boat will now carry the Nordskog yellow, orange, and now Skyhawk blue after the professional soccer club which he owns. He will retain the traditional No. 11. Nordskog said the new boat indicated promise when he raced it for the fir s t lim e 1n the Benihana Grand Prix lie was running a strong '>econd when a freak ac- cident took the boat out nf the race. The accident occurred when an ill- Aids Damaged By Vandalism Thousands of dollars worth of aids to naviga t1on equipment 2re ruined each year by van- d als. according to the commander or the 11th Coast Guard District at Lon~ Beach. The aids to n avigation system consists or buoys, either lighted or unli~hted. lights on struc· tures. fo~ signals and r adio beacons and day beacons The lights flash a specific characteristic and color. the buoys have s pecific colors and numbers and are anchored at specific locations. The description and location or each aid to navigation is contained in nautical publications and s hown on nautical charts. When an aid is damaged, destroyed or changed from its known characteristic, a possible dangerous condition exists for mariners. the Coast Guard warns. Through vandalism the Coast Guard not only loses vaJuable equipment. but manu man-hours are wasted in repairing damaged aids or searching Cor sunken buoys. A re<.·ent rash of vandalism along the Southern California coas t resulted In several lighted naviga- tion buoys being sunk by gunfire, the Coast Guard said. Aside rrom creating a potential disastrous grounding or collision, each lnciJient resulted in a cost of about $10,000 for replacement or the aids. Other types of vandalism include the theft of lights on the enct of jetties and breakwaters. Small buoys are often stolen. Since funds for the maintenance or these aids are furnished by Congress, it means that all such vandalism comesoutofthetaxpayers'pockets. Title 33 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 70, prov.ides that any pe_rson who alters. de- faces, destroys, moves or interferes with an aid to navigation maintained by the U.S. is guilty or a inisdemeanor a nd on conviction shall be punished by a fine up to $2,500 or imprisonment up to one year. or both. Ancient Mariner Regatta Slated Hobie Cat sailors from throughout the southwest 3re expected to invade Newport Beach and sur- roundings Sept. 23·24 for the 11th aMual Ancient Mariner Regatta, the granddaddy of all Hobie Cat regattas. Top skippers in Division 11 will be competing for the coveted Ancient Mariner perpetual trophies which are on display at the Ancient Mariner Restaurant on Coast Highwai. The event is co- sponsored by the Hobie Cat Association and the Ancient M~iner Restaurant. The compeUtJon will Involve Hobie 14s, 16s and 18s. Thls will be the first year the 185 have com- peted. T he schedule of events calls (or two races back· to-back on Saturday, Sept. 23, the first starting at 11 a .m . in the bay off the Ancient Mariner Restaurant. The boats will race through the bay nnd Into the ~can where a committee boat will t>e on station to rtntsh the first race and start the second which will bring the speedy cats back into lhl' horbor ror a finish at the restaurant Th(' final race wm be snlled in the b~y on Sun· day starting at 11 :30 a .m . , Labnchlng arranicment..'I have been made al the 23th Street Marina and al street end& on the Balboa PcnJnsula. ~t sll-08 aro at the l!llh and 18th strttt ends. • BOATING I BUSINESS Countians Promoted New Employees, Aimrd Winners Reported Ptler M. Oelser. Lugunu lUlls. hus been ap- pointed director of employee relations for Air Callfonda, Newport Beach. lo the newly created position. he will be responsible for the administration and negotiation or the alrJine's labor agreements as well as the formulation or management de velopment pro. grams and personnel policy and procedures. He has l1 years of labor relations experience, including eight years with Pan American World Airways In New York. Most recently, he served with the Clorox Corp. in Kansas City as the ad- ministrative manager. • Charles "Bod" Wehr~ has been named direc- tor of manufacturing for the newly Conned diaJysis division of BenUey Laboratoriea, lec., lrvine. He joined the firm two years ago as director of manufacturing. Before that he was plant manager with Plessey Precision Metals in Los Angeles and s pent 10 years with Uniroyal, also in Los Angeles. • Applied Data CommDftlcaUoos, Santa Ana. named Charles Alan Morrissey, Irvine. vice presi-dent. marketing. lie has more tha n 19 years or computer marketing experience. Mos t recently he had been executive vice president or Time Share Corp .. a company he co-founded and which has been ac quired by Houghton MlCfiln • Marcie M. Asbury h11s ~n appointed assis· tant manager OJ)('rallons Of the (rvine 01fice o( CallfornJa CaHdlan Rank. She has been with the t>ank since April 1970, most recently all ~<'nlor opt•rallonff ofllcei • Able Compatcr Ttchnolon. Irvine. has ap. pointed Ray Dall, Corona dcl Mar. director or markelinJ! He will be responalble ror domestic marketinft, includlnR salt's. advertising. sales pro- motion. field service and rep coordination During the past 25 years, he hu occupied posi- tions in technical, management, marketing and financial capacities In ~he ele<:tronics industry. His primary experience has been in the computer. based systems marketplace and ln Lnvestment and industrial counseling. He joined Able from Manufacturers Capital. a gener al equipment leasing company. where he was president and co-founder. Before founding Manufacturers Capital. Ball assisted in the formation or and directed the growth or California Data Processors as its president from 1972 until its acquisition by the Data 100 Corp. In previous positions. as a corporate orricer or the M icrodata Corp. and national sales direct.or for the computer division of General Telephone & Electron ics l nformation Systems, he formed and direet- cd marketing policies and or- ganization. ,, 8.ALL J .W. "Bill" Becke r ot Huntington Beach. former western regional sales manager for u~. Inc .. Irvine. has been promoted to national saJes manager. Before joining Uniloc a year and a balt ago, he was national sales manager for General Monitors. Cost Mesa. Uniloc, a subsidiary or Betz Laboratories. Trevose, Pa .. manufacturers analytical instrumen- tation for process monitoring and water treatment control systems worldwide. * EmD J. Parente bas joined Fluor Englneers and Constructors, Inc., Irvine. as a vice president- sales. He will assist in the management or Fluor's worldwide marketing programs. During a 25-year career in the construction in· dustry, he has had responsibility for the marketing aspects of several construction projects, including deve lopment o( a crude He will serve industrial plants and schools in the area from Arcadia to Covina. • Henry J . Brousard has been a ppointed assis- tant manager of the Irvine JndustriaJComplexomce of CalUomta Canadian Bank. He joined the bank in 1976 and was installment loan manager at tbe Irvine office before assuming hls present position. • Sally Hllllard or Irvine, certified insurance con- sultant. has joined PSC lnsaruceServfce. Pomona. Her responsibilities will include insurance sales and service to clients in the Orange County area from the firm's Anaheim office. ,, Gary Wlllon bas been appointed sales engineer for DoALLPaclficCo., lrvlne. . He will ser ve industrial plants and schools in the area fromArcad1l\ to Covina. * David L. Blggen has been appointed product manager of the carpet underlay operation or CaWoam, an Irvine division or Mobay Chemical Corporation. He is responsible for marketing and fields sales efforts of bonded and prime carpet underlay products. He also assumes product and manage- ment control for the tines. He joined the company in 1971 as a sales representative, and was promoted to regional s ales manager for Northern California in April 1977. • Jack C. McCoa\'ey bas been appointed general manager or Fublon laland, Newport Beach. . He is responsible for activities Involving ad· minis tration. Including operation. on site m.anage ment and maintenance lie joined the T aubm a n Company. lr:f . management agent for the s hoppinf( center. in 1975 as genera! manager or Sunvalley Shopping Center Concord. Ca. For the pusl 19 years he has hell.I management positions with Montgomery Ward and J J. Newberry Co • Jennifer Booty or Newport Beach. an a~MS tanl <JCcount executive at Burson-MarsteUu. ha' r eceived three professioni.I awards for outstanding achieve· ment in public rela(ions. S he received a PRis m Award from the Los Angeles chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. and a PRo Award from the Publicity Club of Los Angeles for her involve- m ent with the Soviet NalionaJ Exhibition at the Los Angeles Convention Center last Nov- ember. She received a second PR1sm Award for her work in conJunctaon with a reeycling program in Downey. • Pat Walker, former dlre<:tor or advert1s1ng and public relations for GhirardeJll Square in San Francisco. has joined ft & B Development Co. 's marketing department as director of promotions She is responsible for promotion and public re· lations for the Lido Marina Village Shopp1n ~ Cente r, Newport Beach. The specialty shopµrn g center was acquired by R & B Development Co in March. • CaWornla First Ba11k bas named Brian F. Reule, Jrvme. as manager or its Harbor View of nee In Newport Beach. BefQre joining the bank as a commercial bank ing officer in 1977. he was assistant vice president at Security Pacific Bank. • Dominic A. Macera has been appointed Orange County district sales manager fo r Air Ca.Ulornia, Newport Beach He is respons ible ror development or th1· a ir line's sales and marketing programs t o its con• merciaJ accounts and tr avel agents to provide !.up port to their ticket sales, and tour and group book· ing efforts He has been with the airline for nearly three years, most recently as a sales representaU~e 1n Orange County for approximately two years. • Anthony L. Maxwell. Newport Beach. ha' joined Western Federal Savings as vice president and regional manager. He is responsible for the overall administra lion. operation and marketing of four offices in Orange County. He has worked in the financial industry for 22 years, having served as executive director of the National Bankers Association in Washington.D C. and president or two independent banJcs. • Dr. James Goddard, Conner commissioner of the U.S. Food and DruR Admirustrat1on. will act as consultant on ICN Pbarmaceaticals Inc. 's new anti-viral drug v1raiole <ribavirin >.the Irvine f1r111 has anoounced. Goddard, who served as drug commissioner under President Johnson, will develop a program designed to accelerate virawle registration erfort:- in the United States. Virarole is being sold in a number of world markets for treatment of viraJ diseases, lncludjng influenza, meas les. herpes zoster and herpe:. genit alis. • E . Luella Ohiser has ;01ned Bozell & J acobs/Pacific, Newport Beach. as the med!. director in the r-;ewport Beach office His agency experience includes pos1t1or.s 3, media buyer and media planner for Martin Ad vertising, Inc.. Tustin: Cochrane Chase & Co . 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In fact. you may put In up to SJ6.000 yearly or more. depending on age and income. Even in profrtless years There are many variables. It s bes1 to get ex pert advice. Our deterred ·tax specialises can work with you o r your accountan• 10 amve di 1 h\· best strategy for you. Phone or write to Mr Hanv Dector. (213) 681 -6611 From Oranqe County (714) 541 -5286. • Republic Is good for the economy-yours. 8811119 Every Ume the ROOtlter Crows your Money Orows RFS REPUBLIC F!_'?.~~~~L SAVINGS y 11111111 SANTAANA 17th '' Wt'I ol N<•"'P<I" I 11·h.t) 17141 "41 'l:'lilt /V'IAHEll'\ iOl An<tt1•·1tn Plo1# ~ N [v<hd ::.t 1 ll-'1 ',-,b l\."11 l..ACiUl"IA NICOEl I().> U CtOWl'I Yotlk'~ 1'01kw<1~ f l 14 I •l'l!>·Oll,O W(SlMll'tSlLA IJ4 Wr"mm~('f Motl ea. ..... b !>on 0.. "° 1 .. ~ ~ " , tt'.tdOflkt 'LfA.D(l'iAJ)46 "'l""rol\•t •ll11!<1t 1•111 h/11f.lltt r.;tl(' ' , STOCKS I BUSINESS Tut.'Kda) .. ~ C :I &nf.C Pri<-t•r- _, I NYSE COl\IPOSlTE TRANSACTIONS 4...tahOM•"''-"-•on ttw ._• Yt•• M14-it. Pt (ll•f Pl)W IH\IOtl l)Ptroit •11.0 C•l'C•'"'•" •too ••t......,.,_,,-'""'" '"" N•lloflal ..,Uo<t•llon pl S«ur111 .. 0.••••• and'"'''~' .... . I I• .. I I ..... r I t . ., . ''' '"'' 1~ IN OA1L 'f PILOT BS 'New Year' Finds Debate Renewed l\y CHET f'JRRlf.R Ar•""""• wni.r The passing of Labor Day, and the arnva l or th~ .... o called "Businei;s New Year," fi nds analysts in the fini1n cull community again debatinJ( the chances of a recession That may have a familiar nng to it for people who t t· member how much recession \alk there was at Lhls tam<.' lat1t year -and at Labor Day 1976. for that matte?' BUT AS OF TRIS MONm THE recov~ry from the ta::.t economic slump Is Jir.t years old. wluch mean& 1t hil~ already exceeded the lifespan of the average period of t-x pa nsion since World War ll . .. Age alone doesn't signify much." acknowledged LorJ S Collins. director or busines!. c:ondltaons analysis at thl' Conference Board, writing in the pnvnte busmess research organlzution's magazine. Across the Board. "But the unde.rlying fact is lbal economic growth phases do not go on foreve r. Somethmg happens .. Every business cycle bas its particular set of tb.n~~ that go wrong, but a common trend is the tendency to over l>hoot." The t'('Onomy reach~ a Point where produ('tave capac1ly 1s !>trained. mflat1on heats up, anterc~l rah's rise and built·UP Inventories become a drag on new orders . BUSINESS ANALYSIS "The probabil ity of a rc('es~1on neict year Is based on the ~:<peeled emergence or 'natural forces' s uch as the!)e." Mass Collins saad "IT NEED NOT BE A SEVERE slump, because cur n·nt ev1dt•nce dO<'sn 'l point to deep imbalances developing 1n the economy Big tmbalancc•s cause big shakeouts " A sul(~l·St1on tha t the economy might be losing momt•ntum came in the government's report last week that the index Of leading CCOOl>mic indicators, designed to signal the likely futurt> course of bu.-.tness activity. Cell O 1 ptrcent in July But few pamc buttons wcr\• being pushed on the ba1.1s of that one number. The rule of thumb is that it lakes thrct.• cc nsccutive monthly declines an the index to sound any clear warning. "The leading indicator index ha~ tended to decline by z percent to 3 percent within a three·month period before thl' posl·w:ir recessions." Richard B Hoey of the brokera~c farm of Bache Halsey 'Stuart Shields lnc. pointed out. "Thai. has not yet occurred " Even should at gave a defin1llve warnmg signal, many <1bservers are reluctanl to put too much credence 1n the rn dcx. Last summer. they note, it dropped for three con ~1?rut1ve months, foreshadowing trouble that never reall~ mat('rtalizt.>d IL ab o has fallen sharply in each of the past two J anuar1es. depressed by the effects or severe winter wrather whjch were largely dispelled by the time spnng came As the Cooference Board's Miss Collins put it: "Despite aJmost uninterrupted growth since lhe lasl rcct'ssion ended. the general perception of the economy has included a chronic elemenl of worry." S. Jay Levy, Chappaqua. N Y.-based author of an ad· vasory letter called Industry Forecast. observed· "Unease over inna~1on. unemployment. the dollar·.., weakness and heavy reAance on Imported petro leum a re spoiling our country's enjoyment of the rather high degr~ or prosperity which it will continue to experience:· Gambli1ig Stocks Off~, But Dow Advances NEW YORK 'AP• -The stock market meandered higher today. lacking news lo pin a trend to and bucking a ~lump in casino issues. The Dow Jones average of 30 industnaJ issues was up 7.28 points to 886.61 . Aavances ano declines were virtually even on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts said tbe rise was attributable to some strength in blue·ch1p issues, particularly oils . Gl_amor stocks were also strong. The negative note was supplied by gambling, issues. which fell after the NYSE and American Stock Exchange acted Friday to tighten rules on credit purchases of the volatile stocks in an attempt to stabilize them. That produced a selling rush in the early going today, but the stocks gained back some of their losses later in tht- session. S•~fu In Tiie Spof ll91t1 OOW!'S l.••• ~ ~· ~;; -J ,, i()ff :a m~ -:v. u ..... -.., .. ~:: : :: :f ,; ... -= 011 1: .,,.., ~.,, Ott S.) ..... .. °'f s s • .._ " °" 1.4 II "o Ott S4 ··~ .. Oil J 7 l01t I•·• Off \ I 1114 t . Off it J!~ -'~ i' ~~ 4 '• '. • •• 4)"o 1i. I t• "" I .. f 4 t t\', • t <4 I ~ '• f 4 1 t)•, t I 4J """' -. 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Doc k Sn.iwn Susan A111on 7-00 8 CBS NEWS I N NCWtl LIA114 ()L un Yf()A~O t'l Wll TOHIOlfl G eowi INO I 0 11 00LL.A"8 0) llOVl IUCY (),.t1Hm1•H-..t to t11t•(I~ 1t•h• lhuw hu111uHu1 l uf v fako1 amn•t••-' lf\ tww afrtKI• Q) SANFORD ANO 80N I r!WJ • 6'llh 1111 lhdtty •• <1llV1h11tg bul hAl>l>V whort 11,. hrll Soc.1111 ~VftlV CllOGI< 1md lamQtll a ntghl on lhe lown do no1 "16f'I h1i; eKpectaoons &l) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT il:) PAINT WITH NANCY 'Sttll life With \/ager,. Chann~l ~bt ings tJ l\NXT 1CBS) LO!> Angeles 0 l\NBC 1 NBC) LC''> Angeles Q KTLA ilnd I Los Angele!> 8 KABC· TV I ABCl LO'> Angeles (I) '\FMB tCBSl San Diego G KHJ TV (Ind 1 Los Angeles (1J' !\CST (A6CJ San Diego U) !CT'TV find I Los Angeie.,. 41) KCOP·TV (ll'ld I Los Angeles fD KCET· "TV f PBSl LO'> Angeles. 'I\ KOCE·TV 1PBSl Hunt1ng1on 0edch Special Tonight ••lo• f 1 JQMan D wu 11 I 1() I 111111 ANll tllt MAW Al 01111' "" u•fuu1l0tf i h1t1 a1 It)• l'"'••m•lytt•u """'V""" • thfl'''u1u fAut .-t •• tho UWlht fUlft 1f1" WOthl uf aounO ••ttU"'' ,,. I CANDID CAMl!KA Nf!Wl YWl'.D OAM (\QI HOLLYWOOD 80UAR£8 0 J()l(f!A'8 WILD U) THE ODD COUPLC r tJUC. ttlnflU 1u•n• OK•U' pltttl• to US4! lhO 11p<1rlMl'!ftl for n romo11t1c romlezvou• Q) A0AM·12 The d11ugh101 or • wound- tle1 10 escape Eli) 2STONIOHT Proouco1-reporte• Gary Gilson .r1s•ts "Out UIHmate ln11estmont... a Child-care center directed by laura Huxley. widow ot writer Aldous Hu•fey CD NEWSCHECI< (I) THE GONG SHOW 8:00 IJ Cl) SPIDER-MAN 1 A physicist (Ntchofos Hammondl endowed Wllh superhuman oowers Jtlempts to 1nllttrate a slo.yscraper t>emg hold for a Pt·nny Stanton. right. -.tar)'o. a" Grandma DeFaz10 with senc-. r eg ul ar)'o. Edna Babish and Phil Fo~ter in u ... pcc1al onL•-hour tl'lcc:.i!-.t 1Jf "L<J vcrnt.• and Shirh.·~··· <Jt 8 o'clotk tonight on Channl'I 7. Thl· ...how Cl'Oll'rs ar ound ;.1 lkFazio f<Jmil~ n ·union in '.\:cw York 'Roof£s' Returns to TV Tonight on Channel 7 By TOM JORY NEW YORt< t /\Pl Ratings were the h1Jihe~t ever for a p rime time program: the• 12-hour miniseries led to some m ;ijor changes m TV pro- >!l"am mmg ~ il piqued American!\· in· I l•rC!\l in their ancestor!\ It was "Roots. "-ollnd the fir:.t time round. the immediate and consum· 1ng popularity cauE:hl even ABC by ~urprbe. ABC TAKF~ a big step toward its 1978-79 prime lime season with a rebroadcast of the record-smashing miniseries. beginnln~ tonight at 9 <Cha nnel 7l. The rerun is complete in five parts inste ad of the eight aired Jan. 23-30. 1977 The rebroadcast. though techmcal ly not a part or tne new season. 1s des igned to whet the viewer's ap- petite for ABC'!; fall programming, which begins t he next Monday .. Roots" will r un opposite a 0 Sneak Preview Week" lineuo on NBC. The rebroadcast or "Roots." based on Alex Haley's best-seller that traced the history or his family from its origins in Africa in 1750 through 100 years or slavery and freedom in this country. is importanl to ABC In another sense. THE NETWORK HAS "Roots : The Next Generations" in produc- tton for broadcas t later in the .!ieasoo "Roots" was broadc ast Initially In four 2-hour and four 1-hour inslall- mcnlc;. Theo m lniserles averaged a 66 ~hare of the audience, which means • ... nearly two·l hi rds of the people watc hing TV al the time saw the program . Tl1e concluding, two-hour cpi:-ode pulled a 71 share ABC estima ted the audience for .. Roots" at 130 million The program's s ucCC!>S wa~ a huge boost for the mmiserres form In· deed. NBC. which suffered in the ratings through much of the past season. scored with a miniseries of its own. 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The Magic Mtnd 0 1 E It NoyM" Filmmaker Noyes e•plotts $Om4! ol his d•aw- mgs. chroma-koy. color synlhes11ets ano vartous v•deo e11ec:1s 1n expl0t1ng 1m1tge m11111p""'11on helds (Par! I ol 31 10:00 0 0 NEWS Q) NIGITT GALLERY "Proress0t Peabody's l as1 Lec1ure fl) n/E PAUJSERS Plan1agcne1 de1erm1nes 10 lo•eoo l)()l•ttes 1empora111y 1nctud1nQ tne cllance to bO Chancello• of lhe ExcheQuer tn order 10 cure Glencora>~I her lo•e tor Burgo (RI CD NEWSCHECI< 10:30 0) Q) NEWS Qli) WILDER. WILOl!R 1 ""' ol lllorn1011 Wlid111 • llttll\' l)UIY• Oii lllltQlau• llllH al !llltmfla l\fll f)I 1!\001 ~II II 001 CJ G (f l (\0) N(WS OATINOOAMt MOVIE • • • • I tt• M11tttnhhta I 10 l'tl I t1•1l1t< Mntrh I 1111111>• I nuunton \111 h11 H11y11 a tntn ul lh•I ltlo '""" JIHU~\Ht f'f J1t110 Vut1uttu _.,,, hla ~ounn nt •tM u1tutt "" ,,.. •t••ulmu tt ttt1tl ut f1u u10 (J '"" t 8) IH OOO COUPLC: t ntt' tnveflth~ t\OW tm ''""" uyt!(J '"" own nuu u~o by ttyinq to ,.,.vu Ot,;111 ~ Cl) FERNWOOO 2NIOHT ''"'"I• ft10 rornmv M111111u<:c.1. O• ( mn11uol l\11.11nalu con111m0< llClv>• Or LOU Mollntl 8l) DICK CAVETT S0<1qwr1111•11 S11mmv Cnlll1 Alan Jay l .,1'1<11, 011d A11nu• Schworn w111 101\\ a:iou1 music (Part l)(RI CD MACNEJL / LEHRER REPORT , ,.30 8 CJ) U.S. OPEN TENNIS HtghhQhlS OI lhe day S ac11v1t1e& 1n lh1S tourna ment trom FluSh•nQ Mead ow P&1k 1n CO<ona. New Yori.. D BEST OF CARSON Hosl Johnny Carson Guests Angie Occk1nso11 l'lelly Gorrell. No•m Cros· ~:Susie C<>lrell (RI U TWILIGHT ZONE A•ct1•bald e-=ncrott d•S· covers 1"81 he C<ltl w1ff il"Y · 1hmi_!le wants 0 (!9J ASC MOVIE • • • • "Th• LUI Picture Show 119711 T•mo1hv 8ot1oms. Cyb•ll Shet>he•O • 'Mork' Pre1nieres Standrup Comic Turns to Space HOLLYWOOD 1AP 1 Two Yt'ars ago. comcdian.;.i<·tor Hobin Williams C'amt• hl'rl' from San Fr;.inc1sco w1lh SIO to trv his luck for frel', al 1.30 a .m al a local Cllffil•dy ~hOW<.'(.IS(.'. The> Improvisation. Ou\..,·· offit:l' to audition for the rolc- 11f 'Mork 1n .i segmt•nl callL'<i "My Fa\ onlt' Ork:.m " In said t•p1 sodl'. Ron Howard clrl':.1m-. Mork has been st·nt to earth to bring back a human spet1men <1nd that h e is 1t Ht.· now 1s paid n •gularly to <·o·st;ir in a nc·w A BC comcdv series. "Mork a nd Mindy." I il' play~ a visitor from pla net Ork who f;r lls ror an L"arth l<Jdy in Boulder. Col . named Mindy r Pam Oawbcr l I ; NOT Bi\0 FOR <J roolrn., who~e on· ly other primt•·ttme t•xposure 1s ~•x "Laugh·ln " shots. plus .., "H appy Days·· segment rerun Aug 2.2 that was the basis for his new series. Williams. a former Juilliard drama stude nt born in Scotland and rnised in Detroit. seems an odd choice for ;.1 TV s itcom's t ight structure. con..-1der· in~ his w1de·ranging. highly litcratt• club act "It was JU!>l ,1 onl'·Shot thing at first." \\'1lh<1m!\ :-:.11d ··They made the offrr for the ser tl'S la ter on " lit• spokt• of all this :lt Slagt• 28 at Paramount Studios. where ht' was filming hi!<> show's fourth t.>pisode fie hus 111111.' mort• to do and. if the> !\ertes 1s rt:n<•wcd ;.it m1d·s1.:a~on . another 10. WILUA~1S ORJGINi\LL V set out to be a dramatic actor. lfr was <Asked if ht• wants It> do rolt•s more serious thun Mork som(· day "Oh. eventua lly. but I'd like to havt• something ln bet ween comedy and serious." ht• repli ed. a dding that nom· 1s in thl' works now 'Tm not !hat big a namt• )-t•l lh<it lhl'y'd do lh<Jt .. l wu bnv"' "'•''n Um 1nv out uu111 01 voun(J ..outtl'IOOO •n ... l tflaJll ''U{tl\ IOWO duuno "'"Ill~ (Ill 0) H()QAN'S HEROES ••O(JH" 1•nd h1"6 n)f~n ~1h• '' 1 <M«••I Owm•n Ooc.urflm• t t101nK,1tni.. C!) OU SMART Souu t .,,.,, OH por..•• 11 .. H ll"ntflllcn ll1111Cf'f ttnll '' -"1'( dO< h'I' tn l()(;ul•• Ut•m• n1d<Joo .n m• • .,, ob1Kt 1n M,..,,n fJn CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT 11·4& IJ tl l CBS LATE MOVlf • • '1 Oon t 0.1nlt. Tfw Wn1,.1 f HllJlll ·''"'~"' tll1111· \Oil l AlnUtt p,,UU'')''" fwc. A'""'fC(tU fOUfllilitli\ (Jfl •• pfuu• tlfltat kotJ rn 11 C..01n Otlfl'\t"t (Oyt\Uy 1U•' moihl" '•II fl)I ~llHI~ Ill) M)RNINO 12 00 Q TWILIGHT ZONE At' 1n•uthttOtll~• 1 uwt>ov ,,,., 1. omn~ fnto h• fot*" •Ith UHt UtUJ Jft'llll!ft Jamn1 0) HIQHHOPE8 Q) HONEYMOONERS Wh•'" M1•\Pfl hHl't tf' huuo now 111 1>l"'Y Qflll "' lhfll "" t "'" ~om "'' h(>fttt 1n '' ln(u ""'n~ h~ "'~cw•• •o ttov1110 Nor ion '""' ll h11n 12.308 a.1ov1r • • • Onr• 'iu11day Allto< HOOn f \'•iAtH (hH\f"H, Mllf(JUfl Jurntii1 •)ul()tl \ UY•' ttrilauu U1u b•tt"""'fllf\ hum u t•lln<l y(IUnQ "'"" • 1111111 I (1 hr !1••'""') ID MOVIE • • • ltlo ,Ill lh" lrllJ ( 1!166) I ••uranc•• llur•nv. Jt1Ml'I S•mmbn• A mr"' vnuwor1• 1no1 hu' w11~ •IJ dO•flQ lhn •ome dflC•dOI> lo h11va l\n """" 12 n,~ JO min I Q) MOVIE • • • r rnncn11> t 19~ 11 Sh(llllly w1n1ttr~ Jo"f McC•eo 1:00 CJ T-OMORROW Guest& Ca•Olyn Cr-lVI"' a11 1nve~1tq111tvti •npotter .. no oss.sted m police ullo11s to ""ch me m11n wno 111oeo he< Or 011V1d V•scoll "ulhor ot R1sk1nQ oeaftf>ll w11h the necess11y ol 1ak•n11 r1slls f) MAVERICK Out<:k Ano The Otlnd' 1·35 I) Cl) CBS LATE MOVIE • • B:lnac~ To S1eal A i<1nq ( 197;>) Gtoorqe Peppard Kevin McCa•lhy 2:00 00 @1 NEWS f) MOVIE • • T19e• B"Y 119331 Henry \11c10t Anna May Wona Q) GETSMAAT A med 'C••"""I 11111 dtfVn••'° 1t WttY \C'\ us•• "" l•P" d1M')U11Wt(t ·•. • tn•n •u• k 1ll•no <.ON I HOl u1111111 t 2 258 NEWS 2·:)09 MOVIE • • , A1w .. y\ On '•IHttltly' (I Ubl I ( CIOt(I t\t •l\."Ht\ J fhH' t•tufftt Aumc>rlf I NEWS 2.&e NEWS 300 MOVIE • • Tllo Mlllml Mory f •9541 Burrv :iu111van Uev .. r111 OartOr>tl :\318 MOVI~ • • • "flt!' 6r,.t1k•nO f'o1111 ( lq!>OI JOhrt 0 111 h.,ld Phylltl> fh•Xl\11 4·000 MOVIE 6 •' 1 Illa f 004 KtllOt ( fllll!>l Anlhonv PsrMtn•. ~ow .. 1<1 Altlillll Wol•" 119!>•1 Ah'll N•<:nl, M1Hary 8100lo.fl 0) MO\llE • • r11 .. Mun wrin L1vw 1w1<.t1 ! 111:\6) nn1pn l:lult8· !'!Y-~•r•on Mnrsh ttPd1t .. #dOf,.# DaH• ,,,, ... n._.,, ... MJRNING '1300) ••'•"'OM !ouch 01 v"nu•. l tt.+:-,OJ Av1' Omd,,.,, A<>111v1 Wati.ur I'\ Window h 1mmtu '' &UIPllM'O whnn llw< ~Iii.,. 01 \/ttnu~ bog111a 1111\\ino 10 him (? nrs . ;>O m1n t />FT ER NOON 12.00 0 • • • · A llluopflf'lt Fo• Mu•O•H I 111!>31 Jflon 1>c1n ... JOSl'pll COlll'n A mnn 01111111p1~ 10 l)IOV(I h•& ~'s'"""'·tilw gu1nv ot 1nu murdo" ol hCI• husbano li"d c:l8UQhft!t I I ht 30 mini ';30 tD • * • • Rnt.l\omO<'I f 19!>01 Tosh11n M•lu11t1 01r1ic1ed bv Ak1r.J Kt.HO ... IWU E • .ch OI IOut Pl'•sons who wnness<'O ,1 raoe. muroor m e+gl\lll·COOl\lfV Jt0pan dBSCflbe!l 11>11 •nol· <IOnl ( 1 hr 30 mcn I 3:00 @1 • • 'Chubasco ( 19681 R1cha•d Egan. Suun Srrast>ero A youlh •esot~ some 11111er con. thcu. wllon he 10.ns a IUN t1sri1ng lleel ( 1 hr . 30 min ) 3:30 0 • • * •,, The Bes1 Of Every1n1ng '<Parr 1111951)) Hope Lange S1cphen Boyd A home IS deSl•Ovesian comic named Joey St uhn and even ... blank·Wr!\e rendition of what ht• C'alls Shakespeare's only unpublished folio. "The Tam1ngofYourShorts .. Still, hl''s no1 donL' bad for a guy who caml' hl'rl' two y<•a rs <Jgo with JllSt SIO and now is in what they call tht• t h1ps. lie Just laughed 'MORK' TO PREMIER IN COMEDY SERIES .. , don't get much of tht· mont•y, Robin Williams Brings Outer Space to Tube Bt;T WILLIAMS; WUO~E fret.• form ways arc fomiliar to patrons of the Comedy Store hen • and the Great American Mus ic llall in Sun Fran· cisco. doesn't find his new arena all that confinJng. 1 he govcrnmcnl lake~ a lot... he ----------------------- ... hruggcd "It's rnte resl1ng. but I "No. they knew wh at I'd done befor e. so they offered me kind of carte blanchc," he said of his show·~ bosses. Gary K. and 'J'ony Mars hall. who also run "Happy Days." The mt•rry-faced comic ha~ been doing a takeoff on "Close E ncounters of the Third Kind" in his club uct of latl'. But this UFO spoof isn't how he cam e to be essaying oute r-space Mork for ABC IT HAPPENE D IN a' much more mundane m anner. He :.ays his agent simply dispatch~d him to the "llappy <'an'l takl· 1t too s<'rtously, you know. Hccausc 1t eun blow uway )U!\t a~ qui ckly " Actor Gets Award From King Hussein A MMAN, .Jordan f i\P I King llussein of Jordan ;1ward ed actor Pete r Ustinov the Order of lndcpen- dcnce. Vtr!'>t Grade. "in appreciation of his services 1n acquainting t he world with the probll'm s of children, 1nclud· ing J ordanian c hildren.ma documen- tar y film ." the royal palace an· nounced U NIVERSAL STUDIO& TOUR •~MCA cowi~• ""'~ea-u"' 1asi 101JR5m"'1 Put a few word• to work tor you. It waa the Deltas against the rulea ••• the rule• lost! ................. ,,,,~ ... l ....,.,_ ... .,..,, .. I C•l'l1Rti\11¢Cil ltWMOI' llAMOll 2 COITIMY 21 cosi. Meaa 1m 164e-o&13 AMflelrn 11io 77?-890? Ill 1 lO • t ·~ • I 0 Of"I' t JO • l )~ • '• <0 • 1 JO • 10 00 &ol ' kit t~ • '00 • I JO • t 0 t II 0 -'""'' 110 • t ·~ ITdlUM lllllf·I• Oll"Of 11u1 63'lSl70 'Positive' VimiV Of Booze Rapped A TLANTJ\ •A 1'.i The pQS1tivc way 1n which drinkin~ oftl·n ts portr:.1ycd on telcv1s1on may bt· hurmful to .voung \'tl•w1•r ,, s ay' the director of hom e protection for tht• Woman's Christian T('m pcru nee Uni1m "I would bl' h:.1rd put and I think most peo p it• would be too to n<1 ffil' many progrcims thcit don't portray drinkm~ as thl' thing lo do ... ~aid Ethel Fortner of Mount V1•rnnn. S D Mrs. Fortner was 11 s1waka at lht· WCT U'i; 104th annuul convention . UNIVE~SAL STUDIOS TOUR MCA .... ' I . It Tkt lttGttS .. New and shinin~-.speak~ to anyontwhohasa reeling for the amazement of music." I PE I £R FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES "SGT. PEPl'ER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" ~~QA&. •.TU.Mr TfOti~ • ,-,.bl/ J~t.·¢...:,.~.::::J 00~1!'.?!!.NO 1>1; -· • _ • .,. \~. --~-~-· ~· _ ......... ·~-·--· Cl•UOMt 110 Ounge 634·2~~J a. ... ' II). l ·~ • ~ 00 '''•'0.0 l NOW PLAYING lDWA"ot cumu eosi. Me~ ~JIO? ~··w~oo 8 1&-10 ·~ FOUllTAllt YAllU OIUWf.fN I 0..111••" II dlltv 839-•500 .. THEATER 1 MUSIC I MOVIES Tuesday. September S. 1~7S DAILY PILOT 87 4 Plays Open County Season Musical Surplus Attained Tht Ill'" '>l'.J:.c111 ,1rrn t'" hkl· )(.111.:hu'>ll'r'> lh" "l'l'~ "11 h lour pro1Ju1·t11111 .. h1tt111~: th1· llo.1rcb, t" 11 from thl· tl111111•r th1 .1lt'I"' ,111tl l"11 m11n· hom 111 .. l om m u1111 \ plJ~ hotht'' Starlll\J: th1· ltHK 7~ bJll 1•111111•! tutlll(hl '"'Ill 111 ~t h.t'-tlJ ll ' \\ •''>l 1>111111·1 1'1 .1\ l111U '>t &Jll\I lh1 mu:..11·1il • I ht• lk·-.1·11 ~1111• 't·tl !'111n11n ' 1•1.11 1 :...u1l1 r h.-1 k' llllu lh1 l1J1 lt•c1u1n l>1111wr l'l.1)huu,. 1111 \\ l'dlll''\d.1\ t KIU \ \ I~ OPf.:'\I'" '8C,llT Cnr l"n 111111 11111fr .. ,11111,1l l!rtJUll'· th•· \\ 1•,tmin ... h•r < ommunll y 'J h1 .. 1ter '"th the mu'\lc.tl Tht· Rour of tht1 l; 1,.,, .. ,1..amt. t ht-Smtll of th1· Crowd · and the S1td· 1111 h.tt'k \ ull<>y ('om munity Thellh.'f' with tht' com 1·1h · h Rm.' Riv \'u lH lhe four. S. bJ,tatln'11 "()e<,ert Soni(" will h\• th1· mu:sl unfatmlh.1r to c:oast1il lheMtt'1 i:ui•rti Tht> 111w .. 1(•ul. ;which h a"' I ~en dont' 111 ••l ku<it OI lal')t 1 ·1 't ·'"'· wtll bl' pl.1\ 1n1 throu1otb ~·pl 1·m~r anti lll tutwr on lhe San { lementc~ tau1· l'1•rformunce:.. Me 3lven 1'uc· .. duV'> lhrOuMh l'hurc;ctays il 8 ·.0. Friday and ~.1t urll ... ya al 9 10 • 111d ~uodayb at i ~O at the dJnn• r ttwut.cr, 140 • \\ c•111da Piro. For n•,ervalion.'i. r11ll 4!.12 !JUSO. \ r nJE H1\RLEQllJN, M \RK Shupiro llh~ 'llJlt·rh ffoaurt from that theatn ' frc1·nt "Play It • \~.1111. :-,,1m") and Kerry M1r ha1•I' play all three ,•l'h 11f lht• N1.•il Simon t•omt·d' .ahOul three '1·11.1rJlt-i-1tu.Jt1on' In th<' ,,111w :'l.t·w '\ urk hCJlt·I I llOltl l.1k1• ~·ha,l1,1n·,, lhl• llJrlt't!Uln run!> 011 ;1 Tul',tlay lhrou~h !-.unt!Jy .. chl·dule. with Jll 1wrform.ml'I'' b1•,g1n111n~ Jl 1:1:30 m the llarbor Uouil'v ard tht•ah•r. JU~l north of the San 01l'gO fo'rt'l'W ay Hl' .. ('1 'at ion' Jrt: taken al 979-5:il l Kl'nt ,lohn,on. wl'll known for hi!\ ),luging of n1m munity lht•Jtl'r music ab, unvt•ib his third prc>· dUl'l1on of .. Thl· Ro<1r of tht• Grea!.t·pumt:the S mt·ll ur th« Cro" cl " f''nday and report:,, arc that op(•n. 111g wct•kt•nd " ~old out Clark Rur .. on and Duvid Ch<Jndlt'r play lhl• ll•ad1ng role·:. of Sir and Cocky m lhl' Anthony l\l"" ll•y Les ht' fincu!>!>l' show OTHERS t'E.\TlJRED IN THE cast are Lon Towlt:r, Connie Caruthi.·r:. and Paula Brady. 4 l:;;~;a.--:-::;::-i f&TI AWAY • 1-Y Ill lONU fYrS Of UUIA MHS111 PIUS ton IN COM,ANY c ll l ._... -,.....,., ,_.. , ...... ' lo• I •uu llYNOtDS . U UY f lllD HOO'llll'OI PLUS OOl TO till Y JOI 1.01 WUllN 111.arn • IUUI CHl lSnt HIAVIN CAN WAIT1•01 IGal MUOIOH e MIA tMeOW AVAlANCHI ,,.., "'lUI HIOH·IAUIN' ''°' -n"lr::'l'l!r.T:T:W---:---. tATt DUNAWAY e TOMMY UI IOMU IYH Of LAUU MAIS 111 l'LUI IOYS IN COM, ANY C 111 .====---r;CHl;;;;l¥Y;;;;";CM~AH----HAWM "FOUL PLAY" WDAn -lcl'-1'~.At u,,,_, __ ..... ,,._,..,, ... ,_ __ .. '" "'4UYIM C4"'NAfrlNI ----' UT/MIW..O:~t~\:t.!.~;,J~!•!.f:'!'IJ -'ll'f-.n ''MOOf'&" lf'GI "GRUSl:O UGHTMIMG" Pini llLUll HY. or ''"" ,ANTHll Il l PlUI INTllNATlONAL VllVITc.01 OOff •HOm • llHIN VAUNnHI HOT UAD & COLO fl1T101 "UI ( ..... ) OUWVll'S TUVIU101 llUlf H TNOlOI e IAUY llllD H00,111"°1 ,lUS OOf TO llLL Y JOI 1•01 IOU NUOIOtf e MIA fAllOW AVALANCHI ll'OI •LUI HIOH·U LUN' Cl'OI IOMN fUVOt TA GHASICPOI PIUS OHi & OHL Y 1"01 ""'" MAMIU • ·-·· l'Ons cotv1n1 SUMMlltl'O) PIUS "f.iO-SS" 1•01 PfTfl M lUU llV. Of '8Nk 'ANTMll1•01 PIUI INTHNATlONAL Vil VIT lllOI <lflV'f CMAM e eOlOlf llA- ,0Ul ,LAT IH I PIUI IOUll COAITll 1•01 IOCI NUDIOff • MIA IAltOW AVALANCHI '"°' •IUI HIOH·ULLIN' 1N 1 ------~=-- ,., .. llllJll tfV. 0' '8NK 'ANTHll 1•11 l',)UI IHTllNATIONAL VILVIT Intermission Tom Titus I; f'c•.t'\t'l'lllrll '' \.\ill pl UV fCH r1v1• Wl'(•kt•nds at the 1 h1 .1lt'r 7:', :! M .q1k M Wt·,1 rn111stC'r Reserva· 11111" K!IJ M(i: . .'ti Hoh HJ11tlull'' 1xlpul,1r rornl•dy "Six Rms Riv \ 11 mJJ..t•l\ Its luh·~l 'lo p .it lht• Suddlebaek Valley ('um hfunaty Thealt•r Fnd;c\. with Joanne Ap· P.l•·j(l'l1 d1r·n1111J( for t h1· hecond lime. Noreen I· Jrley I who made a sparkling local dl·but In Sad· clleback'i. nu,ybody" lai.t beason) :.ind Benny <.votlman pl.1 \ the leading roles. Othl'rt• 1n the Saddlcbuck cast arc Dick Vara. .':•nda Aldi ll h. Joe Cord10. Lee Childress. Sue I odd und Brute Mcindoe. Performances-will be ~tvcn Fr1duv .. and Saturdays at 8 o'clock Cor t hree weekends, '-'tlh a 2:30 m atinee on Sunday, Sept. 17 . 111 the Miss11111 Viejo High School little theater Heservullon ... 586·8342 or 837·9680. Nashville Barber Sings NASHVILLE. Tenn. </\P l -Conrad Pierce. \\ho ha:. :.hown many country music notables the way lo ltfc without hair s pray. knows what he wants on his first album cover. "It will have me s itting in m y barber chair. wearing a cowboy ha t and s trumming my guitar." . the J7.year-old T ennessee native said in an in· terview. "I like the idea of being known as 'lhe sing· ing barber'." v PIERCE AND HIS WIFE RUN a one·chair shop on Music Row, the area of Nashville where many music companies have their offices and re· cording studios. The singer.songwriter who is negotiating with a record company for his first album says his job a s a barber gives him access to lhe publishers and performers who a re his neighbors. The career <:ombination has paid off several times for stars h ke Johnny Rodriguez. Billy "Crash " Craddock and Ronnie Milsap, recording songs which they or their ag('nls may have first heard while s ilting in P ierce's barber chair. "I wouldn't get to see these sam e people for 45 minutes if they didn't come to m y s hop," Pierce s aid. Whe n Pier ce enrolled in barber col· GoldleHawn Chevy Chose NOW PLAYING ClllEMA Wiil Weilm1nste• ( 1 u I 892 U93 ~ I 0 • •00 • 61~ tlO • tO t\ ua Clll(MA Cexu MH40·0~4 CW·~ 'f)O . l I).)~ 14tl • t('f)U ua Moma ~ Brea flUI m-40?? 0,.,'y I Qtl •)l~•~JO I 00 • 10 I') lllWAllDS' SAOOUIACK Et lorol7"1 ~t-!1880 tfl' f MltTI J 01 Sno-1~ CllllDOM[ o .. l'Of 111c1 r.3,.2:.:.3 IOUTM COAST L.iourw Be.ltn (7141 •94 1:.u STADIUM DlllYl·lll Om>ge 111•1 639 8770 11D •&Ull &CCIPl lO fOll TlllS l-M(llT MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE 1119 oQ>KM ot,,,. ,..,,,.f11 •to.._ ,,.,_. •OOUI ,,,. •~t•,,.,., ot ,,.,.,._/ol_poy,,,..,._ ri=!l ALL A(lfS AOM1mo ~ a.-.. AllllteM<ll I ~ All AGES AOMl~O I ~ , ..... i.ia..._S<t_ted All lilJ ®'.ii AMO (liJ fllMS AECEIVt THE St'Ai. ~THE MOTION PICTURE COOE Of SELF AEOUt.ATIOH John Traoolta J0HH TRAVOLTA "'GtltASI" INJ "H>UL PLAY-INJ l'Hf.ATAU-ORANOE CO SENIOR OTIZENS $2.00 SO COAST PLAZA WALTlllNln "'40TLUDA COLD !'Hr' IGJ ll1J .. ,,..,,, .. ,e.J. "RIAKY NIDA r J:•--· SO. COAST PLAZA MllllrillllSt.5*1111 "'"'"* "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" ~-;:::(PG) SO. COAST PLAZA 115 Sufi..., S41-ll5Z 1111 IUllllC '"THI DttlYIR" lli I a:.Mt41Mt41 "CLOSE IMCOUMTBS OF nu THIRD KIHD" ~ ... u. CINE MALAND ut•s.11ner .,...mno1 oor- "DAMllM: OMIH 11" Ill ... ..........,. CINE MALAND ut• SI. llllW ..... U$-1tl1 flllrlllalCll "COACH•1•1 '~.,. .. ,_, e.Jt '"THI DllVltl" Jzl .. lcJM: .. Olivia Newton -John isthewonl A PARAMOJNT PCTlff ~ L• Ml,,_. Dli..,._ 1714112J.9J I 0 UA c-... Wt*' J ttw 17141 H>-0146 Of-.. ... ar.., 17141 U7.0J40 UA Cl......-°'9lfl 17141 U4·Jttl ,.._ 1rM ,.._ S.-.. !lfM 1714) Ut·IUt UA C...._ Cotte MtM 17 I 41140.01t4 HM'Mr•.&~17141 Ul·IZ71 ldwwds ScM1•1da .. T-HI 01190 lf'ooll ...... LAt9f ........... 711·644' AIHllMl111 Dl'f.,..C.. 17t·tlSO lege 10 year'> ago. hair spray was as m uch a part of many country music acts as the guitar. "Some of them loaded on so much hair spray. they could stand tn a hurricane and not a hair would move." he said. But hair st yles changed. and Pierce became mterested in what is called the California concept in hairstyling -emphasizing manageability. "ENTERTAINERS ARE ON 'J.HE road a lot and they need <1 hair style which they can take care of by themselves m their motel rooms." he s aid. lie opt'ned h1-, Music Row ~hop a year and a half ~go. and move' dillly among some of the big. gest nanw:. 111 thc countr.> music business. "Then"' RC,\ ReMrds o n one side. Monument Rt·<'ords 1"' aero.,, tht· all<·y and Tree lnternal1onal. onc of the h1ggl'~t country muMc publishers. 1s up th<• other W<t} ... Pierce '>a1d FOUNTAIN VALLEY Edwarda 139-1500 COSTA MESA So. Coeat PtaD 548-2711 ANAHEIM Century 21 772·8902 ANAHE• ot 87'9·9850 ORANGE UA City Centre 834·3911 ' e>r.nge Mell 137-0340 8REA ..... Pim 529-5339 WESTll9NSTEA Ch..,. W... 839-7511 'liG1 • ... c1nenome 6 scAEEn 634 2553 comPLE X Cn•Pm•n A .. &. S•nl• An• Ffeew•Y MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" (PG) "SOUND OF MUSIC" "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPG) "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE" ''HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" "CORVETTE SUMMER"' "JOY RIDE" (PG) N "STAR WARS" "LOGAN'S RUN" (PO) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG) "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" CPGl "STUNTS" ALL OfUV£0 INS oeou• 6:JOP.M.MIGHTLY Cl1tlO UllOlt I 1 ,,H U"IHt e f(1ctct .. Pl1•nrou"d -. -~~ . S 1 I{' 11 t 'l' 1 t ' l ' n -. t u 1· GI o 1 1 a Swa11!'.l)O. 80. is p1 l''l'llled with flo\\ l'f'!>-as sne u r rl\'l'S in Paris en rou t e lo Deau\ till' for the fourth a nnual Amerit an film festival. which was to include a retro:..pective of hl'r f 1 Im:... CLEVELAND IAPI For the first tim e in II> Yl'Jrs. the C level and Orchestra ended it~ f1 , l J I year with a surplu' The orchestra wiped out a Sl million debt and .iccumulated a s21..iou ... urplui; for the 1977·78 r1 scal year. Officials say J '111· eessful rund·r1:11 .. 111g C'a mpaign and grant' enabled the orchestra tn get on its feet fin.Jn dally Yoor Daily PIJOI con oe Recycled ()-...,.{, .. C.0..tJ c.,....,. "HM o/fc• '' tK'lc:tn9 • ._"' .,,.. ... co.-....... $56-~I Neil Simon's "THEUEAP -~,:_D~ETE:,::CTIVE" MON,. .. I _. ... , .... , •i• l*•~.l .. m.~/UZA) ._,_ " - ..... _"._.. ..... t ~ 88 DAILY PILOT Tuetdey. Septembe• ~. 1978 • Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangero~ to Your Health. lights: 12 mg"1ar;'0.8 mg n1co11ne-Menthol: 14 mg .. taC 0.8 mg nicotine-Kings: 1'mg"tar'.' 1.0mgnicotine- 100's: 1 Bmg' 'tar:· 1 .1mgn1~tme8V. per cigarette, FTC Aepon May'78 . lights1OO's:12 mg ''tar:' 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette bv FTC Method •• ,, . . ' 'jj ! I .~' ' ' ~; • , .f . ~ "' .... 4 • 'I t A t . l.i R I .. • l t' i ~ l i l l d ' ' ' • '• I Historical costumes shown included a Morrocan ceremonial outfit worn by Judy Goren, above; a 19th Century Algerian merchant's costume wom by Jim Scheffel. A/JoVe, Gerard Guyod concentrates; tight, Loi.Isa-- Arnold counts up the score. Historical Fashion · A presentation of J e wlsb hi8toricaJ cos· Lu mM . art displays. performing groups. mimes. educatwnul de monstrahons and a panel. of J ewish writers were among the events dunn' lust week ':5 Jewu;h fair and conference al UC Jrvine. Spectators and participants numbered 1,500 The occasion was the five-day Western Con· rerence on Alternatives in Jewish Education. which drew more than 900 Jewish educators from throughout the Umled Slates. The conference. the first to be held on the west coast. was the third ln a series of gather· ings des1f(ned to explore the latest and most in· novat1ve trends in Jewis h cultural and religious education. • • Sponsored by the Coalition for Alte rnatives in Jewish Education <a grass.roots organiza. t1on > and co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Bureau of J ewish Education. the conference was made possible by grants from lbe Los Angeles Jewish Community Foundation, the San Francisco Jewish Federation Endowment Fund, the Emel Foundation and individual con- tributions. OulyPiMt ... 9YUe .. .,.. Tom Sheen, organist, plays at Wurlftzer in a pizza parlor. The conference program included intensive sessions on Hebrew language teaching, open Jewish education. Yiddish as language and culture, str~tegies for teaching Bible, lay in- A Big Sound <See FASW ON. P ageC2) A huge Wurlitzer organ keeps the spirit moving between sips of beer and bites of pizza. By JUDITH OLSON MANY OF THE owners are theater organ aficionados and find the informallt.>-of the pizza parlor a perfect setting 1or their prizes Ot tlM 0•1ly Pll .. S~H As the lighLc; dimmed . a hush fell over the audience: and the performer came out to take his pluce on the bench of the huge organ. He pressed the keys and the theme song rrom .. Star Wars" swelled up. filling the large room. Bet ween bites of pizza and sips of Coke or beer. the audience humm~ along. Feet were lapping and children watched wide-eyed. This 1~ because of the nature of the beast. Sheen ~xplamed. The huge organs do well on bt~. brassy sounds and lots of razzmatazz. which goe~ we ll with pizza and beer The huge Wurlitzer which once graced Sid Grauman·~ Milhon Dollar Theater was warmed up once again lo entertain families and pizza lovers out for an evening of fun. Tom Sheen. the organist. plays the bag organ, with its 40 feet of pipes. three rughts a week al the Pipe Organ Pizza Pa rlor in Santa Ana. •A s ub- stitute takesovertheolhcrthree. 1 ··From 1915 to 1929 theater organs were the most important instrument.·· Sheen saJd The organists were paid fabulous salanes an this period. often making up to lour times the salary or top film e-xccut1v~. Then came sound movies. "But sound mov- ies alone did not kill the theater organ." Sheen e mphasized. "Sound movies made thl' th€:ater organ unnecessary The Depression madt-the maintenance and salaries proh1b1tive ·· The concept of havmg an old theater organ as the main attraction in a pizza parlor is rel- atively new. Sheen said. There are a pprox- imately 25 on the west coast and a Hayward restaurant owner is credited with being the first to install one. In 1928 every theater m Chicago had at least two orgamsLc;, Sheen noted, but by 1930 there were only three m the whole city When there was. a surplus of organs .. you could get one just for It taking it out ... Sheen s aid. Now, they are scarce and expensive. <See PIZZA. Page C2 > Scrabble At a Wednesday evening get-together, you can hear their minds click. By JUDITH OLSON Of Ille O.Uy '"''-' s.t.tf Frat Means Wench Afoot Eels STALLED! "I finally gof my seven-Jetter word," Bill Kiehnoff announced proudly. "ll exemplifies what I did to get it." The Scrabble game was heating up Kiebnoff. a machinist from Anaheim, was using his best strategy and wiMing. Mice Shouted Groper Fa Knive A challenge. Someone disputed the use of "knive." It was ruled out. the player missed the turn and there was silence as minds clicked. What words to use next ? Scrabble bas become a regular twice·a· month Wednesday evening feature at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. Players need not be members of the club and any Scrabble aficionado is. welcome. ac- cording to Louisa Arnold, the organiier. "My dream Is to have this wall-to.wall Scrabble games," Mrs. Arnold said. glancing at the clubhouse. "Just like it is on Tuesday nights for bridge." The crowd on •a recent Wednesday was small but dedicated. It's bard to find someone else to play Scrabble with, Judging by the com- ments of the people there. Her husband won't play Scrabble with her. lamented Marcy Habn. "In aJJ seriousness. I made the mistake of plll}'ing Scrabble on my honeymoon and I made the mistake of win· ning." Joan Sullivan was there because it's a good way to meet people and to spend an evening without her husband and children .. For word addicts, like Jewel Aronson or Lelsure World, Scrabble night is a place to "get a 'fix.' I've always been fascinated by words." she said. "Before t do anything 1n the morning l do the crossword puzzles." Klehnoff. who works in Costa Mesa. said he has always liked grammar and spelling. He plays with several friends and ls always looking ' for more games. ' He reluctanUy shared some of his strategy: "To begin a game. I like to hold out for a big word to open up the board. It keeps my oppo· nents from loading up the board with big words." I 0..1, Pli.t ..... 11'# O«\' A-- Linda Davidson. volunteer, and Greg Bummel on a New Honzons outing. New Dorizoits A program offers outings for the disabled. By CHERYL ROMO OI tM 0.lly l"i IOC Jl.lff An Irvine mother says her son no longer feels different. The b()y is deve?opmentally dis· abled. b?lt now he is part of a pro- gram called New Hori z1onr,, sponsored by the YMCA and sup· ported by county revenue shartng. The project transports the de· velopmentally disabled lo baseball games. plays. concerts. Grtmth Park Observatory and more. Now In its fifth year of operation in Orange County, New Honzons is a recreation. program t o normalize hfe as much as possible for the handicapped so lhey can gain Independence and learn sell worth. ' Besides eigrf\ "Nile Owl Ex · cursions .. participants also may re~1ster for weekend' caravans and week-long camping trips. M a rs ha Bollinger. a ssoc 1ate director of the Saata Ana .based program. says anotr\er benefi.t is relief to parent:. or <'8retakers who often nee<! a respite from their task Most of the mentully han· dicapped are at home for a major portion of the day and therefore, she says. "the parents don't have a life of their own." The staff 1s made up of univenii· ty students with special education or recreation backl(rounds. They attempt lo g1\I(' tht.> partic.-1pants. who range fro m 12 to !'ienior cltizen.s. freedom to make de· ci!llons coupled with a larite dose or peer tnteract1on A mam obJCct1ve 1r. to teach lbe re l a rded person how to behave in pubhc, find a restroom. <See HOR IZ<>NS, Page C'2> t ., •I c , ('Z CAil V PILOT Advice for Ann ' DEA ft AN ~NO.ERS I am a 1ona me r eudt-r 4tnd tutve arn d ,. •ot from your ~olumn l 'vl· ll4untd ~vtn more I rom you r bookl ~t:I. which somt• people don l t-\eft know about 1"bt' rlty I bvt"d 1n t•rn~ ywr rolumn but (ht:)' d1dn 1 prtnl lnylhlntc bout )'nur bookl lt. Don t lht>)' n anu· that a lot or l)t'Opl€.' ~l-t•d to kno~ mor~ lhun )'OU Cltll SQUl't•zt• 1nlo ~ou r alloll d poce 41 "lbO. )'OU c·an l "'a C't'r in lh•n&& •n lht.> P41per. pec1oll) m \ht' Sooth t''h crt1 they Ar~ me1reo con~ervuO\"e about s.e~ ~well pobUt'$ I hav~ a 5Ut!Rt•i.Uon 1'.blCb l hQpe )-Oll WIJI \.akt 1 Ha mt' 9jv1na advi<'c to Ann Lwlden! 1'h1d ·~ ll SWllt'h ') Wh,y not hst all your booklet.'> ~ ery !t.-w wt.'C!k:. r lher \han mentwnrng them c\nl' at a lime at the foot or your column .. FROM MISSOURI O t; \ R ltl~~Ol1 RI. Th:.inl.~ for \our ~uggt>~· l on. \od nu\\ I 'd Ill." tu m;ikt' tl C'lear Uuat I am 1101 in lhl' bookle l bui.i u .11!'1. Tht• 11rof1ls go to charit). A•• 1'a•tlen Hnt> b • II~ ol lilt> boolr.ltu and tJ\tt_prtcn: maaa ~llool tit-• •'"' How lo Dul WkJI It -A (; uld~ for Te110 aad Tlat"lr Part:o&• -51 ttnl& Boou ~ You -For Tf't'D·Alt>l'lt Oat.)' -5t tt•t ko-.011•• -Hoee aad ff._ -51 ceet.a Tiie Key to P09111Jattiy -Mtttlb D•ll•1 Do'• and noa·u -se ce-. Love or Se. -And Row •• Tell tb DU· rtreffe -51 een&s Tt>n·A1e Sex -Tt n Wayi. to Cool It -50 «>ntr. Buggt:'d 8.) Put'nt!\? ll u\\ to Gt't ~l t>r t' Fret•dom -541 Cf•ni.t. M arrl11gt' -Wh;it lo Ex pt-ct -SO cent1' Seeking and Pt'lling .e.Plaza CFrom Page CU THE ORGAN in the Santa Ana parlor was pur chased by two fnends, Russ Nelson and Harvey Hee~. It ha!> 19 ranks or pipes, which have m any of the orchestral sounds. It can mimic lhl' flu!C', oboe, cl:irinet. violin and tuba T he m!>lrument also includes drums, cy m - halb. 'l:ylophonc::.. glockenspiels, marimbas and 1.mrno. and there i!> a monkey which claps to the mu::.ic. IL wa::. cleaned and rebuilt over a period of :.cveral months by a crew of ftve men who "orkcd seven days a we~k. H was brought from Los Angeles, where '>UCh lummaraes as Jesse Crawford. Millon Charles and Gaylord Carter sat at the keys. -Whal Art Uw l.lmllr.? -50 cenu How, What and Wbt'n ta Te U Yu.r C'blld About ~--Yctata 8 1 ral•ht Dop~ on Or•CAo -ti ... Cllt ceoli. po &11•> The Brick's Gulde -..... a. INtt to eo<'lo&t • ~•,·•~. 11tamped eAwelope wtUI 1$ cen&.!i In aam,. for ont! booklet CZ8 cea&a for two or •on->. H more posuie I• reqw~. we'U take ur~ of k oa Ualit eM. Tbl' addn!Ht ls: P.O. Box I 1"5. ChltalO. llL ... JI. DEAR ANN LANDERS. For ~everal yc.,rs my husband has let both fingernails on h111 Uttle fingers il'OW much longe9r than the others I've asked him sevual tlmes why he did lh.b. He atlways h85 some siU_y answer. Recently, 1 noticed another man who did the same thing. I'm sure the fellow is gay Is it possi- ble that my husband is th at way, too" What olh\•r explanation could lh~rc bl' lor this bizarn· quirk'! --WORRIED SICK DEAR W: H yuur hus band were gay. yo u 'd hav e other evidence by now. Some cocaine addJcts let their little Hngernails grow Ion~ and use them as "spoons." Does your husband's nose run? Are his nostrils red? Does he -;omctimes seem "high" for no explalnable rea · ~on ? These are all telltale signs. If the ans wer to all the<ie questions is "No," accept the race. that your husband likes a couple of long fingernail!) and that's all there is to ll. ERMA BOMBECK I HOROSCOPE Through A Wringer PUBLIC NOTICE ---,-,CTiTious IUllNHJ HAMl 1TilTllll\•NT l lle 1011ow11111 IM•>On• <1•• <to1n9 O\ISjlleS\ t\ SNACK COl'fNECflOH lf'O 1.00-11 St .. Cllat• ~. A '1Ut Colln So•<l•loH\ Corp , • C:.11tor111e tOf'l)Ofation 1)40 ~°°"" S• Cotte Mt'9. CA '1'2• Thi\ llllW.U It <OllOllCled by • C4' -•lloll C~SOKlehUtC...o. O•vld F &eac:11 Pr~ P V8U NO'flCE P 8UC NOTICE -- -ftlC"flOU• 81Jll1HlU c;P..1-' NAM& \lATl"'9HT '°ICTlflWl.ellMNIU fl\ll !Olla.int"'"°" I• clo1119 Oll"I NAME ST~NY neu n rlt •011-1-t oet•no\ .,., Ool'19 c;AL1FO•Hl,A Al'F•LIA1EO 1111.lllleo\t•• PSVCHOl.()OICA\. SERVICE~ JU 1.INC~M l'INANCIAL GAOIJP ,.le<tftli .. lull• '°3, ~•OO<t 8H<h, 1.00 Do ... Slf .... S\lll• 01, "leWj)Otl C.iHvllla.,..., 9 •e<ll, CA~ Lyll .. 0 HtllSOft "" 0 •1 A*rt It O.--.rd. \1+t ~ I! •UO•dt COllfl. Newport 8 .. cll. llonllO\ W•Y. Lo\ ""9119\, CA 'Ol»I C.l!'-tftla""1 Cie•Y N Stl\Mt, 1*1 VI• ~le Tl\lt ~ Ii~-llY tn In• San ,.,.,. Glpl\4r-. CA t»H P1 c lung a lifetime cnreer hi p~y lm por. tant. It must be a kick 1n the head when you've completed your tduca· lion only to djscover the bupply rar exceeds the demand It 'i' happen,ng to teae1bers who are facing a docllne i n po.puJation and Journali.sts wbo are becomina diHiples ot Woodwwd and Berns· teJn and~~ in.the unemployment llije. I read two stories the other day that are really dlscoura,ing. One aaid if crime dicfu't increase, they didn't know how they were going to take care of the lawbreakers as the jails are running at capacity. The other story said that future priests in the Episcopal church far exceed the number or available congregations. Now. ir it doesn't pay you lo be good -or bad -where do you turn for a job that you can count on? I don't know about all or you , but I'm directing m y sons into a car eer that never seem s to have enough personnel , whos e ser vices are always in demand. and who are the d arlings of ever y group where housewives gather : a washer repair man. A s l told m y son. '·Forget m ed1 cin t· Forget l aw. Who gets re· warded for science and r esearch that saves lives? You flnd out how l o take a pair o( training pants out of a clogged· u_p pump, boy, and you fllh J1~ wtt 1\19' wllf\ 11\e Co11n1Y C ... 11 of Or ..... Col;l\tW on A<IQ U . lfJt , ...... Publllhecl Oranoo ~t Oellw Pn.-. Aut. tt, S.... S, 12. It. 1911 PUBUC NOTICE CllYl4\lel. flll• O"'lnt•t It <°"°'1(190 by a t.~ O • ...,,__ Ph 0 Otnet•I pel'f""l\hlp T111t .~ "'" filed wllll 111t Oet'r"' ~-'~ Gollowfy Clertl of 0r"'99 Collf\ty on Tltlt •le-•tt 111.0 wjlll tlle ..,...,.111, 1'1t.. ,....,., ~~ Cle•lt ot Or-Collfllv CHI Jul• Pllbll ..... Onn9f CMit Dally Pilot ICINOI~ &-Ol.lltoN A41t-IS. 22, 2'. $oipe, S, 1'71 '°47·71 A-'f't .. I.Aw -----------·11'1tN. •-r. lo•asl P1.JBLIC NOTICE S-tAM.U'S1'1 afATIMCNTOf'wtftfO•AWAL fllCTlTIOU$ 9USIHCSI flltOM flAltTNl•s.11,. NNi14E ST ATllUllT ONltATIHO UlllOl It Tl1• lol-lllO --.,.. IM/1'9 fllCTmOUS auMMISI MAMI IMlllMU as: ,,_. lollOWlfte....,.,. ~' •Utldrewn PUBUC NOTICE HIS GA•OENS-AAMPART tH • Qel'eref O••lftef from Ille ltUEA•Oi ~IATES 111. 1.00 8 Nrt~ ciperellftO UllCN<' ti. tie· a-.ntt T ...__ '" 81"6. W-1 1111-IMISllltfl -of GARDEN ---~-~-..... --llf A ower, ..,._ ...,,., . ••' N•etT•T« et_F.....,•IA .... ,"-•• ""'" ,.,.,.....,..,...,. o.-..... , CA"'61 .. ...... -.._. ..__ 5Ufll• OllCOUltTOtl'fHI can write your own 1tempert "-•r<ll & "'-1•1 Me<V,C..'2W. nAT~MCA1.1~1111Al'Ott tl'cket. Corpor•liOn.. C.litorl'I• Cot'Pelf•llon, TIM llc1hiiola \MlftnS -~ TMl~Of'CNIANOI l'OI 9 -4 A 'T-One Clt't 81~0 mtl!t lor IM "'11Wf'l!fp •as llMld CHI .... 4""'" "How would you like w.s1.0r.-..u.• ~"'"' U, "11 ... IN ClMltY.. EU.It .. JANIES P. SPl!E•. ~ to turn the corner or a . 0o"e1d w. ,..1111,. o.e.•. Nh :ir.·,. .... ,..... °' t"'· JAM Es Pe111oue sP1 t:• ..... ~Iii, ~ ,,_..._, t...S It .. • II •me •• .,. . ,...ress "'" JAMES SP&t!R, o.ee...i street in your truck and !toed 'l'Ot1N Ul>ci. CA Pet"6fl Wllllclr ... no. MOTICE IS MEllEev GIYl!H to·~ See women r ush into th"' n.1~ ~It~.., o. •Join• 0••"• M. Price. UJ ~•n. ''"'*'of -ello\le _,,. ._, ~ ""'"'•· C:.OSta M-. C:.. ~ tNt ell ~ N¥1nQ ~'-!Mt ... ol!Jl Street with nowe.rs and 11.,,...n 11-cJI f, 0-Pfke Ille s.tkl ~ .,. reQUl..O lo IU" bou ts f 'L 'berat r • "'-~(lllfp "' .. ~.•'"'""_,,_._,,. S 0 I 0 • A O.vl4 .._.,.., PubllsNO 0r-. CNst O..ly PllOI 0,. of fie•..-1,_ tleok of ow....,."' Liberator!. I'm telling P~esldenl . AllQ. IS, 22. "·Sept.\, 1'7t JOU-7' 1111911 tofft. Of "'~t ~. wtn. you a man never st ands ~w Porv1h tNt nec".$11f• -""" 10 ,,. "" "O tall as when be stoops T111s •t••-• ••s Ill.., ••th ,,,. PVBUC NOTICE on1011•d •• '"• ••• o111e~ o1 .. Coul!l'f Cl•ll ol ()(11n9t Collnly on MESERVE, MUMPER .. HUOHES, to replace a timer. All9· 14, ,,.,. l'ICTITIOUS •usilll•u Alt4rtltlon E"'"1 J s.tNo. J• • ..o v,,.. 'It' t d 1'"'1JJ ll•nn.,. "-·SUH• 130 . ......_t • s no an easy roa • PIA»lltlled 0r-. COis! Delly PllOI. NAME STATEMIHT 8ee<h, Calhomi• ""'°· -1<11 " uw belie Ve me. W 0 m e 0 /1\119, Z2, tt. Sept.!, 12. 1'71 Tiit tollowlnQ l*iM II dol119 bW· ol«• Of llusl""s of I,,_ ul\dltf~ on throwing themselves in .,._ta -..r.~MI OltAPE CO 11M •0 ell m•tttn .. nainlllg ro l1'e ft"°l front of you saying 'Me PUBUCNOT.ICE 11ov•IP•1m0r .to1te-.e.c.. . .,•2t •"•' 111• ""' ow11u 11CH1 01 '"" • 1· be . . J ..... , eo..td c--. lit.I «O llOtke rfext . ve en wa1tmg Rove1 Palm 0r . Coste Mew, c... tt&2t O•t<KI AuiMu 2• ,.,._ Si nee a Week ago last fllCT1110US 8UMN•SS Thll llvtlMSJ lJ ~l'ICI OY an 111-MAAILYl'f p SPEE II W d d , . 11, d . ~STilTSMEHT div~. EllKll!rlcoftheWlllof e nes ay . n a ang ne 1011-•no oe<IOflt .,. ffln<J J-Ectw-~ me---~ through dirty clothes up Dllll""us t1tlt st•~ wn meci "'''" 11\e 111t1tHT .;. satAG, .;•. to your waist. .. work-TNE SICILIAN.,.., so CO.ti Covn\y C"'11 of Ot ... Collntv CHI ....... .,, •• MUMH•&MU~' H~•Y, i...-e...t11. C... ~I A~t I , 1'11. .... v .. ...,_A .. , S111t11 U1 ing in a space so small o.nn1, L w.111.e<. 102 SdlOlt P•.r• ......., ~...,, u ,_ t h e m i c e a r e •ii.."--' 9Mct\. c... '2193 Pllbll"""' Orlltl99 C.oH• o.11., Piiot .,.., 111...., • Oe-41111 A. w.i•••. un Scftoll ""9-u.tt.,..s..it ~.1t11 l01S.1' Aft«MY•...,•-·wn c r ouching. . . blazing Pteaa • •lt. NIMCIOrl 9"cft. c. t?~J -Publl\hecl °'tn99 eo.~ oeuv P1101. trail s where no other ~!t~~' <DMutied '-Y • PtlliUC NOTICE A119.zt.Seo1.s,1J,1t,1m 4 ... ,. man or woman has ever ~.11 wa1ur su,.•t1iotaoouno,.TME gone before -behind a r 1111 ~·1-1 ·~ 111ec1 •11" ttw nATl!Ofl'CM.1iroa1111Airo• wom an's washer. C-t'f Cl .... Of Or-. C:-.t'f on TNICOUHTYOl'O•ANOI PUBUC NOTlCE /11o419USI II, "71. NO.-·-''But you'll never be A .. }"~.~ Nor1uoirMu•1Moo" ~"Ts ... , Out Or work Laundry "'*4isMcl 0r.,. Coe'lt .-iv "" AMO A"TMCH11T11H •N su,.~•T --1aa 10e11•0 --s . • '°'"9· n. n. Zf. Sottlf., s. "71 ... 01' '•TtT1C* ll'U•WANT TO SEC-....... .... """"' ...... like left.overs and junk TION llJl.S Ofl TH£ CALll'O•H•A SUPEIUOtl COUlt?OI' THE mail. will always be PUB LICNOTICE ,.•oa.T1Q001 n u eo..CALl1101tN1&F01t With US." Ell•le of WILL•Altll L lllT'lEA THE COUMTVO.O•AflGE NOTlc;a: TOCltl!OITOltS 0.U•sed tn lhe ""'°lter 111 tllf E~lo'" n1 "But what about that .... ....., NOTICE IS MEAE8V GIVEN ,.,., l t!ERESAMAlllA PAUL. ~ ... wo washer r epairm an on "'"'"'°"COUlt'TOflTMI tM Cf\rl•ll•n Selena f•U>lff\ lor NOT•CE IS HEREBY Gii/EN lo STATI Of' CAUl"OltHIA flOlt Gtftt •"" EIMIOwmef'h 110• lllorcl Ufl111or1 llev•119 tie•,,., -•Ml I,,.. television Who says he's TMI ()OUllTY Of' Ott.ANOE llereln • pe11tlon ol Points •nd wld de<eelef'!I lo lll<h&ld dalm• on ltw the l oneliest g uy in 111 111• ~u., 01 tn. Estate 01 Au111or111n 1n "''*"' 01 ,.."'•Oft <>«~•of,,,.,,...._ ot 111e ••0<tu10 • OOAOTHV I(. PHILLIPS, Oe<•aied Oll•IU•"' \0 .. tllon ISt s of '"' co.irt °' IO preWnl l!MfT\ to ,,,. u .. town? ' HOClu i, ....oy .,...,, .., ,rec111ors c.11tot11\a ~ C'.Dcte. reterenu 10 cienioned •I Ille office of MANOEL A. ·•You ninny,'• l ,,..1119 ,..,_ -',... n.. Wict llK• "'111<" '',......tot lllrtN<' ciartku•a~. ze,..Eii. 110 N E11<lld St. !tulle 1·~. 'l d delll 10 f\le wiCI tlllil'I\'\ In llW Off~ ot and ,.,., Ille time -plau of 11ur1no •neh•"''· c;.t. '1'211>1, wl\o<I\ i.ue• ott«• Sml e · "When YOU get !he cl .. lt ol Ille~ <.-1 Of to Ole wtne 11"5 1>eef1 tee tor Seotemee1 ·~ '"" OIK< of l>llSI""' of Ille u" to be really big you get _......"*"to""~......, e1111e n . ma, et• oo •·"'. u. t11e <-1room oer\IQneG in .. , '""'t.trs oerta1n1no :o ll-•-...1 ..... .. oflk•ot ll()tlERT w.OMEA, i.s £Ml ot o.p.,,-No. J of Wld c.oun ... , \•td Hl•t•. Suell <1•1m• •llll ,..., an un ~ num~r! .... ~-,.. 100 cl~K cw.... o.i1te w.,t. ,,. ,,,.. ci. nectt$Mv WOUCIWf .. must k meo.,.. Oii .. A ... , Suite 400, ...,._,ll, ._.. t~ --· Id Ilk tlSO'J. wtllc:ll..., oftJQ 1, tt.. piKe of IV of S.nte Ane. CAlltornl• P'U~n -•• .w ., "'" '""' !:'~~~=i!:.a --:nr~"w~' = Oelecl :~.!!· ~~ JOt4N =:~.~--llw Cl"l OUD41t•t•OI' ol (lelms •llfl IM nec.eHMY -llen CatrilYCltf1i ' Oeltcl t119U'>t2S,~47!1 p Sheen. once a pre-med student at Loyola I nivcr::.1ty 111 Chicago. discovered theater or· J.!.:in-. wht·n he.· w:"s playing piC1no and organ in Ch1cas:t'> area night cluhs. ( Boros cope ) 111111t1Mfll9dor...-ted•\•f0fesakl IC.INO.CASlf.01~'°"0 •-.nt• 00tr1 ""' wltllln tovr montllS alter Ille tlrtt *'· ~.._ ,.,_ Adt'nln.mato-ot publlceilOll Of tllh ftOllU. '411'9 nn Ille h lal•.,. Oel.OA1!9-ll."11 Leol~~··tl7 ... 0 WLt~dKZE~E.rl ~~ 0 PS , .... ·-~-·-·"II ..,,.N E • "I was totally bitten by the theater organ bu~ J 1ust gradually graduated into music," SIH•en said He was fo~cmated with the sheer size of the instruments and theU' clarity of sound. Sheen has learned lo tune and repair the massive or gans and keeps the Pipe Organ Pizza's Wurlil-zer io good r epair. HE ~ TRAVELS across the country ~1 vin1: concert organ concerts for Yamaha when he 1~n 't at the keyboard of the giant. Sht•t•n said the most popuJar song at tht· pww p<irlor i s "Chattanooga Choo Choo'" and th•· thc.·mcs from "Star Wars" and "It's a Small World" arc neck and neck for second. He· likes to pl ay show tunes from the Broadway musicals such a~ "Sound of Music" and "My Fair Lady.'' but the novelty tunes "go o\'er the best " He plays four or five 45-minute sets per nt~hl with 15-mmule breaks between. On the weekends there are a lot Q( children rn the audience. "It's a good family"outing," ~Ileen said. "For $10 you can take the whole family out for some good food and entertain· ment " Though he is somewhat jaded by the instru· ment from playing it night alter night. it is a :-P{'clacular sight und sound for a rirst·lime vis- 1lo~ <From Page CU \'olvement, t he arts in Jewish education and adult l·ducation Jody Hirsh was confereneecoordinator. People Peering Linda Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall of L aguna Niguel, made the dean's honor list for the spring semes ter at Mount St. Mary's College .. Sherry Borgeson, San Juan Capistrano, is one of 2,200 exhibitors competing m the home arts division of the Los Angeles County Fair which runs from Sept. 15 through Oct. L If you have an item for Happenings. send ft to llappenings. Orange Coast Daily Pilot . P.O Bo:r 1560. Costa Me&a. 92626. Or caJl 642-4321. •• .Horizons By SYDNEY OMARR Wednesday, Sepl. 6 A RiES <March 21- Aprit 191: K ey is to say what you mean, to r e- quest what you need. Gemini. Virgo. Sagit- t arius per~oos figure prom inenlly TAURUS !April 20- May 201 : Obtain hint from Aries message. Be diplomatic. make in- quir ies concer ning legal r ights. perm iss ion s. GEMINI !May 21 · June 20): Efforts bring results if you see places. people as they are, not merely as you wish they could be CANCER <June 21 - July 22>: You are r e- leased from obligation. You experience greater freedom of thought, at'· tion. Young, vi vacious person could play para· m ount role. LEO I July 23-Aug. 22l: Conclude t r ansac- tio n. tie l oose ends. finish what you st art VIRGO !Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Rel ative presents fresh concept, new idea. Take notes, especially during telephone con- versation. LIBRA IScpt. 23·0 ct . 221 : Accent on pay - m e nts, collectio n s. evaluations. Aquarius. Cancer figure prom- inentlv. SCORPIO cOct. 23- Nov. 21 I: Be direct. con- fident, adaptable: enjoy social event, enlarae horizons. <From Page Cl> ask ror a drink, and what to do when you find your self lost. New Horizons, she say._, has a long wajting ~l. for Its programs. Parents pay for programs on a sliding scale but like many other programs. New Horizons is wait· mg until aft(!r the rescheduled county budget hear ings in Sep· l em ber to find what the future holds. Water Bloat with OORINIL-Hatln's W ~ ~~ ~~~"· .:4 I'• ~ ~'.~ .~ "' ,...... " ~dr;;uN T H (' I [ l \/ I '" ' I "" n r 1 ""'( •• , ~' ,,.,,q · - You can Cito~ DAILY ~LOT Clouif led Adi 2 Acre Campas lndMdual lutrudlon·NO 0.Ud NegJfded • llemedtal RHdlng .flow To sc..d.y •flC'ld Trip~ •Hot LmtcbH •Ae•ton•ble Jl.W. •Ollrount for 2nd ortrd Qdl4 t j CAl.L Otl WIUT" POii l'ftl& WllOCllUll& 857 VICTORIA AVE. COSTA MF.SA• "'1.f4.41 ~~O :.~t~:.S ~ • ..;;--7 ~ ~·~~Y~'sr' EllK!lfor\ of Ille wlll PuOllSINod Or-~ 0o)lly PolOI $ .. le 1 U SAG........,ARIUS t Nov. otselcldltadtnl. Aut.nt?2.1'eftd~s.1•11 A~1m,CAtMll • • • fessional superiors. You •oe11tT w. OMe• ... ,, Tet: •s..ma 22·Dec. 21 ): Temporary can aim high with good MU.st«MlwA-. Put>11Shed 0ranor con1 o.11v Puo• confinement could be expectations or hitting =::. CA "9t PUBUC NOTICE ...... 2'. s..e. 5• 11· "· ,.,. ., .. ,. part or cycle. You learn the mark. Know it and ~~:~~s.~~·11::'°',. Wl"«••otacou•Tof'TH£ wha t works. what is act accordingly. Taurus, _ 1TATI10f'CAUl'Ott111tu•0« t h eory. wh at 1s a n Lb Sc · TW•COUNTYM01t.•Mo• i ra, orp10 persons "'°· .._..,_ o.n. escape hatch as con-figureinscenarto. PUBlJCNOTICE MOT1c:ao" "£Att1MGOI' NOTiaiTOcuonon d t l P I C b ,.l'flTIOR l'U91$UANT TO 1ECTION SUN•tCMt OOU•T OF tr a s t e o a r a · ? S ES 'Fe . 19· 1110na1..v1T1NG•1os esu OF TME ~re 0001 AMD '"' STATl~CAU'°•"''"' CAPRICORN 'Dec. March 20l: Accent on Noun '' Mr•tiv catve11 that 1t1e Al'~10AVITM"-'•MANT. l'o• TMICOUlfTVMOltAMGt. PUBUC NOTICE 22 J 19) "'h t h d I tt' b h' d SO.rd of~· of,,. Coest Com· Est•te ot WILLIAM L. RITIER, .... ~ · an : " a 3 tr ave • ge 1ng e in munitv Coll• 01s1r1c1 of or.,. o.c .. wo E•Ut• oe EUGENE i: WllH, ..... been suppressed com es scenes. going after story Coun11 c.llloml• Wlll recel ... tNleCI NOTICE IS MEAE8'1' GIVEN CMt EUGE NE F01t8•NG SMI , .. t · L I h t b llldS ui> 1o 11.oo 'a.m .. Frlde.,, SePo TH E CHR ISTIAN sc :E 1o1ce 0e<ease0. OU IO open. unar eye e t a occurs w en cur-ltmO.r IS, 19'7t •• , ,,. Pu~llO TRUSTEES FOii GIFTS ANO EN· NOllCE IS HEllE8V GIVEH lo fh" feature5 friends. hopes, tain no longer hides o.ot o1~dKt1001<11sv1c1~~·1 oowMENTS.-111«1twre1,..oe11. (ffdltorsofllW-Mmedde(-M wi s h es N umbe r 5 motives. You gain in-u10 Ad•n-s A••lllH. cost• Meu, 11on 1>11rwent io section 151.s of the t11a1•"~11ev1110 c1a1ms ~111>1 l C.HIOOll• ... Wl\kll tlmt s.kl ~ wlll Of'OC>ate codlt and tttlCS.vlt of c1.t1m.m. tile w1d -.,., _.NO 10 Ult f igures prominent Y-sights into character . 11e 1>11.1>11c1voP1MOanc1rHdror ••f•rence 11o""'4c11 " ITM<letor ·~· 111em ... ,"' u.111<~wry __.. rr1 There will be changes, a MACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT ~rtlt\llAr\, •nd 11191 I"* lltM •nd 11\e Office OI ... (Wll; of the ....... ~" Celebrat .lon Gemini, ;==::::;:::;:;:::::;:;iJ'l •lllh & MlllU · Or•n~ Co.st ole<eot....,1nqtrwwrne11a111fff>wt 1111ec1 court.ortooreM<n1 111em,w1l1' eoueoe. ror S9Plembtr 11. lt79, 41 ° 00 • m .. tM netenery -~ to lfW' ..,. L i bra. Sagi ttarius in· RUFFELL'S All l>ld• .. •tolll lntk~~-1111 lft Ille covrtrootn ol Department No J ~lqneel ••• ,.. off!« of ERHEST J d'VldualS are part Of .,._ tnstNCllOnl Mid CondltloM •nd ofwld c-1,•1100ClvkCenltf 0rlff SCHAG, Jft, Ii ProfetJjOft•I l.o.,., Sc>e<llketlons wflkll --on Iii. Wnt. ,,. Ille Clly ot S•M• All•. CorllOr.itlon, f410 81•t1' ~. PO\I scenario. UPttOLSnRY .. nci m•'f lle-llt'ed In ''"' Olli<• of IN C.lltorn••· Office Boa ,, .. , '"••llOlf B .. , .. A Q u A RI us I J a n . PurCllHll\9 ....... of Nld tc1-I dis O•teIOI* fT\lld IUOl'll4t w1111 "" CountVCW• l9's1>ette•11<110lottteemreot .. 10 ~ goals. settlements, com-o.o • udlMr'' c11K1t. ttrt111ec1 c1MC.1t. KIHO, ~a &Gl,.~O u o.111. w11:111n ._ -~en.tr ,,... ltll ...._ ~ or tik!OH•• lloM mede ""'*"to lflt ""· Fie-se.-t II~ ~~ol thlsnotl<e. munications with pro-c_. ........... __ ...... 259 01der of111t~Commun11YCAllM9t wwun o.-~n.1'71----------------i Dhlricl 9oerd of 'Tr111IHI Ill •n ~ ......... Cilllt9rWe .. 17 AUTiiAUDllEVSMITH ------------------------i emount not lei tMntl ... _.Ut:lt U'llot t .. : UUI ......i trW..JJll E.tlKlllrb of INWlll Of o1 1!>e 11>n1 llld .s • OU-.ttltoM !Mt tlle Attenlel't Nr: .........,,,.. Ille -Nmecl ~ lllddu Wiii -Into Ille ~ Publlllled Onlnge CoHl 0.llr Piiot, ••HIST J . SCMAO, .;• • _ _, .... ,,--. ... -..1111111-.ilfllllllw1'llllllltfll' .... _.__..__.. ... ..__,,"-I Colltrect 11 1M -It _.,_ 10 AUellft7), ,.encl~• s. 1•11 A,., .... , ... ., &.awe.-- ... film In 1M _.of l•lllHW to llf'lter I,.. 40tS.71 ft1t 81Ki. SC. ... 11 11'11 MEN WOMEN YOUNG ADULTS ARE YOU R EADY FOR THE JOB M ARKET HAS YOUR LIFESTYLE CHANGED DRAMATICALLY ARE YOUR CHILDREN NOWGROWN .•• OR HAS TH E TIM E COME TO CHANGE YOUR DIRE CTION? A recent survey disclosed that more than 80% of the individuals surveyed were unhappy or dissatisfied with their present Job ••• are yoo? If so . you may be interested in our career assessment proc;iram ! We are not an employment agen(y, and will not find you a job. we offer a comprehensive program of personality and career testing, combined with personal Interviews with professional counselors. Oor concept Is valld, our approach practtcal, and our fee reasonable. Whether you are a high school dropout, a college graduate with advanced degrees, been out of the Job ,.,,.rket, or are Just reedy for a cflenge, we can assist you In selecting a career which wlll $UC.Ceuf\llly utlllte your potential. For complete information • call or write today, NEWPORT BEACH COUNSELING SERVICE 1501 Westcllff Drive Suite 221 NEWPORT BE ACH 92660 645-6002 Mon.· Fri. 9-4 - to SUCll contnlel, "'9 ~ of llM .... 11f9116Ndt, CA~ UMtell wltl .. ton.1tll0. or In -c----t1m 1SM•U• ot • OOM, ~ NII _, IMreof wlN lie PUB UC NOTICE A-r Nr .._.... IOrlt llto ro~s<lloOldilVIC1. -PVOll''*' 0.et!Qe CO.SI o •• ,, Piiot No l!lddtr INT wflhdr-""bid ror • ..-""9· I'. s.oc. s. 12. "· ,.,,. • l)<trfod ot Pot'tp-11 .. ICSI NY' .. I.It su~•••Dlt ()OUlt'T 01' TM[ •1&1 •8 Ult date Ml for ll'lt Dl*'l1141 lflef'eol. IT ATI. OP CAUl'OllNtA ,0 . TM 9...-d Of T~ r~ lfle TME CIOVNTY ~ OllAHOI PflVll~ of r.tectlnQ etl'f and •II blcl\ ... , M7-PUBUC NOTICE 0f' to w•I ... ..,, lrrtgul•rlllff ~In· NOT ICI 01' HIA•tNO Of' lorm•llllel HI ... y Old or ... 1"9 l>lcldl"9 flETITIOH l"Olt NOUT• 011 WILL HOTIC[ TO C•EOITO•s l'fORMAN E. WATSON ANO "0• LETTE•S TISTAM£M· SU,.E•IC>tt COURT 01' TMI 5ec1J 8oanl 01 Tr-TA• y Open· Sep!. IS. "71· 11 OOe,m. Estate of MAllTMA w HURST. STATE°" CALIFO•HIA '0" PUOll\Nd Or-~ °"'" Piiot, Oec.e•-· THI QOUNTY 0, oaANGIE AllQ, H, s..t. S, 1'19 HOTICE IS NEAE9V GIVEN 11\al HO ._tft\7 4U1·1t WILMA IMURSl ROWLAND ! . Ell•le 0 1 MARSHALL SOMI. ·-----------1M<OUAIO '-llltcl -·'" .. lltllllon ~o"~~toCE ,, HE"E8v GIVEl'f 10 '"" too< ~· of Wiii #rd for IS-..C4 of " PUBLIC NOTICE Utterl Te~t.try, ret•rel!Ce 10 trto•ton ot ,,,. -1161'nfO OK-nt -----------;Wfllch " ,,_for lurttier Pff'llCul•n. 11\et •II l><tf''IOft\ 11av1119 <l••m\ <19<1ln•1 HDTICI OP ,-.USTll'S SALi. .,,., tll.tl 11\e l/lne eftd olK• of 11Mrl119 Ille \aid ~nt ••& ,..,qut...O lo ,,,,. TS No OfEAHOW Ille Mme tin -Mt for 5'11>1 11. tNm. •11!1 IN nec.nsery .OUC:,..,t, •n ,,._ ~-... 1• ,_ .:. • ,00 A.M as cw-i.11, 11 10:00 •·"'-·In Ult courtrOOM of Ille office of the Clf!tk ot Ille dlOve t n 1.,"'~;;;i~1'H ··;;~In u11otr .,.o ~~= ~i! ~1~·c~::: :~:::~; ::=: ~';".:,. '".::," oursuant to Oetd of Ttutl •••<Ulecl DY S.nl• An•. GllllOf'nla · oers1911ed el tho ott1<t ol BOWLES • Edward T OlerNW recorded"°"· II, Oeted ~124 1'71 OLOEA. Bunte., Miii To-et\, llOO ~ 1411, U IM1. NO. tA"3, In -114tl, WIU.IAfta. St .10t4N, 1<1 StrHt, LO\ Anootk!>. ~hlorn• • 06Qe Ut, ot Oflldel Ae<.ords In 1111 of· c.our.ty CJ«lc toOtt •111<11 ls Ille pltct of CMJslnes' Of lltf Of tM CoutW A«.ordf< ol Orenet JilCIC •· ftllNTOH IM undersigned in tll 1'1\811ers pena•ft· Counl,, St•ofbllfonoje ,.., .... .....,..,.,.,.. 1"9 10 tn. ~l•le of wlo oe<eelenl WILL SELL AT PUllLlC AUCTION .......... CA.. •lthll' '°"' mof\111\ etter tr.. ""' TO HIGHEST 8100ER FOA CASH A._..yler:""'1....... p;ib!lUttonoftlllUIOllce lcia'f•lllt et time ol Mlle 111 lawful PutMllMd 0r..,.. eo.11 Oelly PllOI oeteo AUQllSt it, 1m money ol IM Ulll• Sl•lffl et Ille """'· 2', 2', 9191t. s. 1'11 •161·11 Filth Frost Iron! efllral!U to Ille u.s Post Office E•e<Ulrl• 01 tM Wiii Ot fll~ •oc:•tecl •t tOtiJ Pine Strftt, Glt'f Of _ •OOve na~ ~I Los Alemll05 •II rlQl!t, 1111• •nd;,.. PUBUC NOTICE aOWLlSf.~DU 1.,Ht (Ofl....,.0 to -,_ -O't II 8Nlt" Niii T-s undtt~ldo...dof Tl'\lltlntl\t praiper· -.... htSOwt ty \lll>a1" In Mid~ 411111 S\tte "ICTITIDUS8VSINESS Lot.A .... i.t,C.oll-••tr deK tllled •· NAMC n'ATEMIHT Ttl· U1·111S 1.0I 171 OI rr.ct aJ .. -ITlatl ,. Tiie IOllOW1"9 pel'$0n\ .,. 001110 ... _, ... l .. (\llrl• .. conlecl 111 900ll 112. Paoe ,, ... ,,.. llllSiMUH . Pul>l1\M.s OrM>Qt' Coall 04•1Y l'llOt, cluSI•• Of MISUll-~. '" \M 1(01.l OAKMEAD PAllTHEAS, Auq\l\I n. 2'-~Ptemotl• s. 11 •• ,, ottlu ot !tit c:-,ty •IKOl'dfr OI MIO 1.01 Oovt Sl~t. 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AUQ!ttl •• >1,,. _ !MOit~· \ ,.,, •07Mt lQ91,1e AllO 7' ~tll ~ If, 14 ttlt .,,..,. . - ..... -- CALIFORNIA I NATION Mom, 37, Dies; OD Probed M 11\MI 1,\1' 1 Ju,t JO hour' >tft.t'r 13 )l'i.r 111\J .ldrrl'y f't·n ·7. dwd from lnhlllln.r t-oold rig oil 'Pr J Y. hi~ i:ri«'\ Ing m ntlwr <f1<'d. too Sht'wa. ... 37 M «It\,. P <'r e z • 'h a tt l' r r 11 hu,b1rnd bl-hc'''l'' i. brnkc•n h.-an '-•lll'd h1•r Pollet' ,ll.,J>t'Cl an O\'l'r th•:-. l' o r ll P rt''C rl b t'd lHI I 1 d1•prC!'.!-..U1t lh'<.11t·a1 t'ic.~mu\t.•£., .ire no\ 'url' )U!> in~ mort' h .... ti. J rt• lll'l'(kd THE OOl'BLE Ot: \Tll. t 'r1 d uy and t•arl) Sund r hmaxcd J ~ ~ar 11C .1~0n) for tht• <'1luplt· \ha\ beJtan ~ hl'n \>ohN' t'au1ih\ Jt•ffr t>) with .i mtt r 111u n.i CIJlllrt.'\tl° Tht) t•all\•tl anolh<·r flmt• at 4 um tu 'J~ h1. °"d' l'{lugh\ Ill a !ltolen car Mr:-Peret -;topped tHl> 1ng l'ookinR pray wh('n J>e>rl:'Z 1:aught their s-00 "high a s a ktlt:. with a race full of grease "I tried my be)t," Pl'rt!z i.ayi. "I didn't know how lo ht!IP him l kept a~krng him. 'what can I do (or you"· fl p wouldn 'tlell me " ON FRID,\\'. T HE teen-ager l'ut cJa)sf's with a tJ.ycar.old buday They bought a can of cooking oil spray and took two plastic ba~!\ into the woods They i.prayed the oil into the bag <Jnd inhaled The other boy stopped after he JtOt high J effrey didn't. He collapst:d and fell over. "There was a considerabl<' period or lime which the other boy thought he was jus t fooling around," Miami Metro homicide detective Joel Whalen s aid FINALL1' THE OTHER boy ran for help and ~ol a woman to call an ambulance. The boy then dragged and carried J effrey out of the woods to the side of the road and flagged down a police <':Jr Paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but he was already dead. \\'hall•n tried to com fort the mother. .. The father was sobbing The m o th e r was "ad but n o t hyslt•rieaJ," hc said. Grieving, des perate and won dering how he would afford the funeral, Perez s aid he walked in- to the North Miami Beach Police Station Saturday night •· 'CAN I HELP \'OU?' the de~k officer asked. t !\a1d 'No' e1nd walked out. l went homl' and ~at on the porch." Perez -.aid. "Shc was worried about me and as ked where I was. She ..., a s afraid I mi g ht d o ~omething. J told her I was feel ing better " T hey went to bed al I a .m . "I told her 'Honey, I love you so mueh · She held my hand and hugged me." lier gasps woke Perez a t 4:20 a m "r gave her mouth-to· m outh rci.uscitation. but it didn't work I knew s he wa~ dead It wa:-loo late ·· Services Held For Professor LOS ANGELES I AP > Norman Towni.hend·Geller. pro- gram director for the California Council for Economic Edul'ation and an economics professor at Cal State Fullerton. has bee n buried in a private ceremony. Ser vices for Townshend· Geller. who died while undergo· ing treatment for a stroke e1nd pneumonia at Veterans Ad· ministration Hoi;pital in Long Beach. were Sundav. He was 55. Better Late? Club in No Hurry for Fest J'Hll..AUEl.PIUA 1AP1 Procru11t1n•tors acrois:s America are be· 1nj1. urgl'<t ltJ xl •pout Cronl tod41Y IC they aet around .to it. or cours e. Ill-l.11H• f or Soml•\h1111: Du \' " I!\ an unnuul 3f(a1r sponsored by llll' l'hil11d"lph1U bu~t·d Procrw.trnutur' t:lub . (lrcl('rai.t111 ution, for i.oml' na1~on, h ~till something that 1s con· ,lfl l•r('d nt·~uttw by a lol of Vt-<~. duy we worry ubout details is on pll', I d1111 t undt'r11tund ~hy . the lai.tday . '">" IA•:-Wuu.;, duh prt-s1dent 'Hl<'t' 19M "Wf• h1tv1•n'l gottt•n around tu <1ur 19!'17 t'l<'cllon Yt'I "T HAT'S PART o .. · tt\C rcu '>11n f lll the d u.v tu j(t•I fll'OPlt• '.C? rrt1llH· \hi.II th•' " 1111\lllVC'. w aJ' ''1\'1 in un 1nlt•rv1<'W · Thcv mtJ:hl tkr 1dtJ thl'y hkl' thl' rct•I u·r 1l . lit' '><ml \hl' duh 1bclf .. Wl' h:n c •half mi1U1111 ml·mb1·r:-but 11nh 3 :w ha\ l' '>ilt1wd u11 :,,o fa r · 1!.n·t t•t•rta1n how ln mark lht ll a' muvht• Y. tth u hanqul't H '-. 1·00 early h l .,,,y. 11 ·.., not t'H'n h1·r" n·t ... hl' '>aid "Then· hJve been time'> \\hl'Jl <1ur b<111 11oeb wert'n't planned until the ,am t.· dav. Thill y.av. thl' onl v Pageant To Become Extinct? ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. IAP> The Miss America Pageant goes before the cameras Satur· day but a write r s ays it could die v. ithin 10 ye ars because of sag. ging ratings . "Miss America 1s slightly out of fashion now, but that's not lo ~ay she's in dis repute." said Frank Deford. a Sports lllustrat· ed writer whose book "There She Is. The Life and Times of Miss America " is considered to be the authoriUJ..il'.tLWork. on th 57 ·year-Old .pageant. "Its extinc- li on. s ay, within the next decade,is apossibHity." DEFORD M\\INTJ\INS the pageant must C1dapt to jncreas· ingly liberal tastes in television if it expects t o k eep the nl'lworks' interest and thus com- mand the advertising revenues that keep its huge scholarship fo undation rolling But Albert Marks Jr . a local investment banker who also is the pageant's chairman and television producer, disagrees. "Mr. Deford is an excellent writer in the s ports field -and he should stay there." Marks NOT THAT procra s· 1111uh1r' Club hoopla ls small· tlm<' Indeed. a NelA( York reprl'i.entalive took lo the floor of Con.:ress tt few yt1ars ago to re· mind rolleagues : ••'f'h 1 ~ is Nation.oil Procr<lSUnators Week. But I will put off my remarks on the sub- Jl'Ct until a later time." Waas \aid the idea or "Be· Late·For-Something·Day" is to highlight \he insignificance of so many daily conce rns. He likens 1t to when "you sweep your desk clean of all the papers and junk you have piled there and you re· ullzc you haven't really lost anything." SOME P EOPLE SAY pro· crastinators are irresponsible types. Not al all. Waas insists. "Some things just have to be done now. So procrastination al· Juws you to do it now. because you have time to do it now." he said. ··The art of procrastination is s uch that if you take a step back a nd look al the things to do. you see there are priorities. ··eut at least on this one day." he s aid. "why not put off something until tomorrow for a change. as .a creative release from the stresses and strains re· s uiting from a consistent need to be on time?" Kennedy, King Slayings Due Another Look WASIDNGTON <AP> -Hous e investigators are tying up some loose ends of the John F . Ken- nedy and Martin Luther King Jr. assa ssinations, but scores of queslions may r emain forever unanswered as they do in many murder cases. Was there a fourth shot fired at President Kennedy when he was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963? A loose end which may be solved wllen the House committee on assassinations begins hearings this week on Kennedy's death. Did Lee Harvey Oswald, the presumed assassin of Kennedy. meet with anti-Castro Cubans s hortly before lhe murder ? A THE TWO· HOUR LIVE show. loose end still tantalizing those howeve~ .. has i.een bette_r days who see a conspiracy at the root on tele n s1on. Marks adm 1~s that or the assru;sination . 1{ it loses more nround m l~e Was King warned jn advance rcitings battle .this year. "I will ' of his assassinaLjon in Memphis. be concern<:d.' . . Tenn .. on April 4. 1968? His con- Marks said NBC 1s spending 50 s lant companion, the Rev. Ralph percent to fiO perc~nl more to David Abernathy. believes so promote this year s pageant. but admits there is no proof. A which is back with NBC after a loose end. one·year stint with CBS that saw Did J ames Earl R ay, the its ratings dip dramatically. itinerant thief who confessed to The pageant. .which first e1ired killing King and then recanted. in 1954 and picked up emcee rob an Illinois bank of $27,000 a Be rt Parks the next y ear. few months before the as· reach~d its televis ion peak in 1961 sassination? Ray s ays no: the v.:hen 1t had a .75 share or the au-FBI s ays its evidence suggests d1ence, meaning three·quarters not but the committee hints to of all American television sets the 'contr ary. Another loose end. were turned in. The ratings Such is the fuel or the endless- b_jc~ed off.sl~wly in the late 1960s range of conspiracy theories and 70s. hittmg a low last year that have arisen about both <.! 43 share. cases and which. to a considera- DEFORD SAID A R ETURN to the more wholesome attitudes of the 19;>0s may he lp the p a geant witho ut dra lie c hanges. ··Maybe it wa~ hard for people not to feel guilty about watchin~ the Miss America Pa~eant when yo u had Vietnam and Yo'atergate," Deford s aid. "Mov. ies now have happy stories and happy endings. Maybe that bodes well for the pageant." ble degree. brought about the House probe. But loose ends are not uncom- mon to murder cas es. I n · ves tigators s ay they quickly learn which ones are Important enough lo pursue and which are trivial enough to forget. "Very seldom do you wrap up a murder investigation like Columbo does on television." re· marked Bill Ellingsworth, s pokesman for the International Association of Chiefs of PoUce. Afternoon Delight Two backpacker!l shed their loads to enJOY the late afternoon un of Cupe Alttva . -~- . . ... Wash .. at the Oly mpic National Park. ln the back~round Is Ozcttc lslnnd. Tueaday. Septemoer S. 1978 OAIL V Pl LOT (;~ APW~ 'WHEN I WAS PROMOTED TO DECK PETTY OFFICER. THE MEN DERIDED ME' ·we Have to Try Harder,' Says Navy Enlisted Woman Laurie Becker, 21 Hear This: Change Due Navy's Enlisted Women Command Respect SAN DIEGO IAP> -While the Navy is planning to send more women to sea in the future. some enlisted women s ay male s ailors need to change their ways before large numbers of women will volunteer for sea duty. . A number of enlisted women working in offices and on yard tugs and oilers at the Navy's largest complex say male colleague~ don't respect the professional capabilities of women and generally view them as sex ob· Jects. THE WOM EN CLAIM THE males make sexual advances and invade their barracks privacy. "The women officers al'e the ones who want to go to sea." said Zelda Strohm. 28. of Ashland. Ohio. an engineman second c las.s. .. a nd it's a fact they would be treated d1f· ferently than enlisted wo men. "They would have a stateroom and com· mand respect from male officers 3:11d enlist~ men." she s aid. "The women officers won l be in the hold or engine rooms working alongside enlisted men. They won't hea.r t he language we hear. and they wou!d not be treated discourteously." E DNA BELL, 23. OF NEWFIELD. N.J . who works at the 32nd Street Naval Base. said the women al her prev1oui; s tation 1r. Puerto Rico were bothered e1t late hou~ by ::.ailors. "No one has to tell tho e guy!> where the women·~ barracks are located.'' she s aid "T hey don't make any bones about what they want ... Why should I go aboard a stup where I wall be trapped with this sort of thing"" The wolhen share quarters with the chtef petty omfers because it was re ll lhe ch1efs would be a stabilizing innuence. !;aid Capt. Jimmy Pappas. naval station commanding officer BUT THE ENLISTED WOMEN say the r hiefs ar~ often the worst orre nders .. Rohm Phillips . 25. of Steubenvtlle. Ohto. said when the chiefs drink, "they think enlisted women ... are JUSt there for the purpose of i;atis fvinR their sex needs ... P-metric Tires Roll In Industry Standardizes Worklwide Sizes WASHINGTON <AP l Thousands of new cars will start appearing in dealer showrooms soon and many or the m will s p ort tires with s trang e - sounding ne w dis ignations. The "P·metric" tires are the latest step in the American con- versio n to the metric system. They arc being introduced lo standardize tire sizes around the world. ( CONSVMER J NEXT IS TIIE NUMBER 185, which is the measurem ent or the tire 's cross section 1n millimeters . height of the tire to its width The "R" stand:. for r adial tire::- Other litters used include "8 · for belted tires and "D " for diaj?onal or bias.ply tires. finally the 13 b the size or th~ rim in inches. This is the onty figure that has not been converted to metric because tire ram siz~ a r ound the world ai·t-10 inches I THE P·METRICS appeared on the 1977Chevetles and are expect· ed to be on as many as half of General Motors ' products this year. The tires also are being pro· vided as original equipment on many Chrysler and American Motors vehicles and will be available as options on some Ford products. ' A typical metric tire designa- tion would be P225·75Rl4, which is the equivalent of the HR70-14 or H70·14 in the current designa- tion s ystem. THE TIRE INDUSTRY Safety Council warns that inches and pounds do not always convert in· to millimeters and kilograms in round numbers. so metr ic tires are not always exactly in- terchangeable with the tires that have been on s ale. Bu t the c h angeover can normall y be made if caution is used. Tire load and inflation tables should be checked a s well as convers ion charts supplied by tire manufacturers to make sure the new tire will do lhe job ade· quately. the council said. Besides the metric s ize de· signation. tire pressure wlll be s h o wn in m etric units - kilop a scals. One pound per square inch equals about 6.9 kilopascals. At least for the time being, the government Is requir- ing that bout metric and English pressure m easure m e nts b& shown. A TY,PJCAL MARKING would be 26 pounds per square Inch (psi) and 180 kilopascals <kpa \. While the tlcw lire designa- tions may seem more complex than the current s ystem. which has been In use for eight years, the metric numberin.C Is sim~le when broken Into Its parts. Using P18S-7SR l3 as an exam- ple, the first letter tells you the intended use or the tire. In this case "P" tunds for passen~er cars . some may carry a "T " meaning temporary llreic. the smnll spares supplied to :;ave trunk space This is followed by the number i5. which is the ratio of the Turning Pink Blue Wildflowers Could Call Alert SAN FRANCISCO tAPI A small wildflower whose biue part.; turn pink in the presence of low·level radiation has the potential to keep nuclear power plants in check. a genetics professor beheves. _ 'The spiderwort develops pink spots on its three blue petals ?r pink cell:. on its 300 blue stamen hairs in the presence of rad1oacltvtty. ac cording to Sadao Ichikawa\ JCHJKAWA, A PROFESSOR at Saitama University in J apan. was in San Francisco to lecture o n the p o t e nti a ls or the spiderwort's pollution.sensitive properties. Spiderworts planted close to. Reno-Tahoe ~Service Dlle Sept. 15 INCLINE VILLAGE. Nev r AP > -Daily bus s e r vice between Lake Tahoe's north shore and Reno is scheduled to start Sept 15. with 14 passenger minibuses running from Crystal Bay and Incline Village to the Reno area. The buses are to begin leaving Crystal Bay for Reno every two hours beginning at s·20 u.11\. with the last run at 12: 15 n.m Sunday through Friday. A late bus will leave the MGM Gi:and Hotel in Reno at 3 a.m. Saturday and Sunday mornings lt will rost $8.50 lo ride one woy and $17 for a round trip. The buses will stop at Reno tn ternatlonal Airport und the MGM in Reno. where riders can connect with other public transportation to reach their deslinot1o n.'i ( ECOLOGY J or downwind f rom :.evtt a l Jap'u n es c ut o m1c power facilities showed significant!~ increased numbers of cell muta- tions after bemg exposed during routine operalion~. lch1kawc. s aid WHILE THE SPIDERWORT reacted within a week or two. Ichikawa :.aid power company und government official~ report ed no increase using standard measuring instruments Because cells or both the planl and humans s how "similar s ens1tiv1ly." Ichikawa beUeves humans living near nuclear plants may run an increased risk or cell mutations and cancer that may not. show up for years. The special nature of tht. native American flower was ex a mined 1n the 1960s .i.1 Brookhaven Nat1on<.1I Lul>orntory ln New York. B L:T BROOKHAV EN biologist Lloyd S<:hairer was cau tious In hi~ conclusions about the spiderwort He s aid more genetic evidence l ~ needed before any link can be firmly established between the plant " reactions and thos e of humal' beings "I don't think we're ready le make lhtlt t•xtrapoiatlon yet:· h~ :,,Old r ('~ 0 All Y PILOT .. 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Owner will new kitchen · plus 3 help finance possible bdnns. & den. 2~ bat.hs, lease-option. 759-.ISOl frplc. & del Piso tile en· try. Reduced to 1239 .ooo ! lc6oo lcry ..... Rffiton • 675-7060 * ~COATS & WALLACE 'A:P REAL ESTATE, INC. II I 111 11111 ll~NI fl t U~H'AN'V SlRVING I ' I l_I I 0 't I l\IU I\ 'ii Ct. 1% I ''IOU•~· ti MOW -l..avo at the hcuu•t1 For 011lv 182.000 in lovely 3 t~ch 111, lhnt b• C.mly 7 ycttni old. Wh y w11U • Ui.111.1111~" '"now. Cal 64CMl61. A UIAYM.Y UTllAT Wuterfront liu1110 with ftl>Ortoculur vkw of lht• h111 l11u rwin th~ Khull rod 1wd u:uo11 uf ,ruu1 " IM r m rtHr ut. Liv•• In on 1m t111 l(oll nlllC' utmc•phcn •. Wr think c Iii• '" th4' "'"'t bcoutlful plocu In the W iii ,.. Ctll HM" •• 1rACIOUI MllA YMDI -Overalzud lot with morn tor chlldr(•n. 1<ardcn & &•lq y , All thll!I wlth u 4 Udrm home. l'l1111t' to l'lhoptJ, Rchouls, churctws. l'rll'ud ul only $86.950. .... , \/11111 r:11 .. t.1 M1 .... 1.1rv11H· l\u1111 11ql1111 Ue.n .h ·NL•wporl fh.·.t<..h I ILOCI( 2 HACH, I 11.0Cll 2 SHOPS [deal location in quaint old Corona del Mar, one block to Big Corona, one block to s hops, restaurants and services. The 3 bedroom home has 3 baths, a den, remodeled kitchen and a light, bright, cheery atmosphere. It is a Corona del Mar classic at $270,000. U~ IC>UI: li()Mt§ WI<:-; LI< Y N TAYLOR CO IU.1\l.'l'Ol\S -,1 111 ·1· l!Hf IRVIMI TllUCE -$331.000 FantaRtlc panora mi c view of bay. ocean & Catalina. Located on one of best streets. 2 Bedrooms plus mald's bdrm & sitting rm, family rm & for mal DR. Love ly pool. Vacant. See any time. Phone now. 644·4910. WISLIY til TAYLOR CO .• HALTOIS ZI 11 S. J~ H• ltoed HEWPOllT CIMTH, H.I . 644-49 I 0 WHAT'S NEW IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS LAIOI DAY -... tM W.CW's tll ... . prof...-..y too. llr, frW .... ,,.., frpk, Sll4,t00 • * ••• THNAGlll UNIT. G.t tMM oe1t of yow heir. y.t e..e ttMtft clo1e to ttM howle. Real cool wHll a pool. $I 27 .500 . MIWPORT HEIGHTS REALn 645-5044 MESA VERDE REDUCED TO $89,000 Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. Xlnt loc. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 21h bath family home on quiet cul de sac . Oversized pool , playhouse, extra storage $169,000. IAYFROMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J._i 1 Boy\•d•· 0 11v1· N B b l'J b I b 1 Let's Make A Deal 4% Commission Newport Pier Kealty 2005 Balboa 81.,N.B. a7'3·2058 AU THIS Foa SZZS,000 A Harbor View hills address : a s bedroom. 3 bath home: bay and ocean views; sparkling pool and large patio; 75 x 100 lot: owne r ma y finance ; beam ceilings . spacious. li g ht and airy interior. Whew! All this for S225.000 But better hurry ~ UPlililC>Ut: lif)Ml:S REAL TORS,., 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also •n Mesa Verde. at 546 5990 T h is fam i ly i s so beaul1fully d~<'orated and ma1nta1n~d you'd nt?\eT" believe 1Cs lived in' Qua.Illy and superb ldste tbruout tb1s 3 bed room home with ld.t"ge and open l.J vtng and dlru.ng areas PLUS ~I ~tz e d y ard w at bl•-------• ~cy .... pi4¥bowM1 and REAL TORS". 675·6000 VETS/FHA JASMINE CREB BUSY & NEEDING 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar 2 Two 3 Bdrm 2 bath 2 BR. den. 2ba, p0pular ~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u~· ue Homes of Mesa also 1n Mesa Verde, at 546 5990 bomesin Costa Mesa.. Plan ll w/pvt yd & lrg !lloragewut - WAn.RFRONT HOMI ._ REAL ESTATE 631-1400 FORESTE OLSON ........ ••t;•. , ..... 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Just lice & top quality (peo. privacy is afforded the 1-block from bay & pie> associates to work master bdrm on tbe beach. $158.995 S9l,OOO 4 Bedrm. family rm. din· ing rm, beamed ceil.angs. fireplace. quiet location. Call~9161 NEWPORT HEIGHTS DOU HOUSE This complete ly r e · roodeled home w one of Newport's most charm· i.ng areas ls a must to see! Overlooks My lge yrd W/ greenhouse. Only $128,000. 758-001 watb. Contact Sandy lower floor. with its own Orlowaki or Jim Wood at fireplace & patio. Of-~5990 fered at $245,000. .1 OPEN HOUS~ FHAORYA + ontyS74,900! 4 bdrm, 2 ba. pool home w/ne wly r e m ode led kitchen. Xtra lge lol w/RV access. Call today for appt. ~9491 c::1 Walker & lee Real Est.ate PETE R REALTY /. IMMEDIATE a Bdrm. t¥• ba. lge ram· MOVE·IN, better than rm. w/used brick frplc. new Mesa Verde, 4 BR, cov. paUo. $73,SOO. VA, dining & family. Ready FHA. Conv. Bk.r. 754-6262 BEAUTIFUL for tota l enJoyment. or 962·2604 as k for MESA VERDE Reduced to$L39.900. GeorgJa Gorgeous 3 bdrm, 3 ba OPEN SAT/SUN l·S 1----------1 w/huge country kitchen. 2005 l.etMos Fa-SaM ly Owaer GOOD TERMS Prime Cost.a Mesa area LIKE HEW Du p I ex . l 7l h S t. Mesa Verde 3 bedroom. 2 amenities. Owner will bath with s wimming take back 2nd. $1 12,500. pool. Separa te office, Unda641H457 fmly rm w/frplc & wet CNrMVCC·Baleric Pk) bar. & xtra lge frml din HALPIMCHfN rm. Liv rm & mstr bdrm REAL TORS have marble frplcs. All 675--4392 this for only $129,500. ---------lush carpeUng, country -------- kitchen with fireplace,1•-------- sha.ke roof, block. wall privacy and a super price. CALL 751·3191 Call for appt to see. GOOD 545-9491 INVESTMENT C:.SELECT T'PROPERTf ES NEWPORT SHORES Clole to beach-invest or live ln this 3 bed.rm 2 bath beac h h ouse. Private patio entry lead· tng into cozy sunli te Ii v · Ing rm. It'll move fast at $110,000 ! 673-8550 Ol'IN Ill 9 • II\ HJ"l IO P/ NI(/• IMUlltl MESSY MANSION Spacious 4 BR fixer In Newport Beach! Larl'te Jot! Remodel & prof at ! Can't lull Hurry! Call 64S-0.103 FORESTE OLSON ... ~ ... " . ' ... ••'"--'- llG CAMYOM LOT One of last building sites 1n Newport 'a prestigious Big Canyon. Y.9 acre on quiet cul de sac overlook· ing priv Greenbell " Fash.Ion Ialand. $350,000. Bria cooperation invit- ed. 640· 1395 wknds , 6"-(lll wkdys That 's ALL you pay fora 30da.y ad inlbe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY SELLING? Our aggressive sales - rorce bu aucceeded In depleting a large part of our inventory of resale bomes; why don't you g1ve them the opportunl· ty to help you get a r air & reasonable price for your properly? 26 Profeaalonal licensees with a 29 year old com- puterized office. We'll perform!!! BAY& BEACH Wltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE SUNGLASSES? You'll need them for this aunabine bright & dutch clean Summerfield beau· ty. Mint condition. 3 bdrm. z.,.., ba wtfmly din $89,900 Xlnt price In University Park · great location · in· tereating features · 3 bdrm. 2 ba · townhouse. You will want to ch~lt It out.. 75&-1501 •VETS* 0 OOWN-0 CLOSING Homes in aJI areas of ORANG~ COUNTY rm & massive frplc.~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~;J Hurry. woo'\ last long.1: 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. 7H11 VETAGT. <:4141-0100 Iii SU.Miil IM-UWPRIVACY POOL UDO M.V."SIEST Oversiled lot. Lovely 4 ExecuUve Mesa Verde Bdrm home with all the F.s bome w/private living pluses. Large living ___ R_e_aJ __ ta_te __ -t foe lo·laws, Uve ln help. room opens to pleuant your c:boice. 3 frplcs . patio aod pool. Open s ELL YO UR 0 W N buge Cmly rm. Don't beams, fireplace-s o HOME miss seeing this huge un· much potentia l wltb $895 FEE·Asslstlo ads lque home. Newly oC· s Pace to e n Jo Y I n · fin. sales, escrow etc. fend. $1.29,500. 75&·1501 18 a QOOd day to advertise in the Daity Pilot C1aasified Section. door/outdoor hvlng. REALTY FREE RHETT JY 1"2-UOO ILUFFS Pl.Ali HOMES R.E. Advisory Service 530-2224 DUPLIXCDM 2 Bedrm. l bath . ftreplace + 1 bedrm apt. Excellent for flnt Ume investor or owner occu· pant w/apt Income. Sl.62.500. 873-A.S..-.O Ol'fN rro 9• rl S IV'v ION tvl(I' l*CIMM IAHIA Pl.AM JUSTIEDUCID Profesalonally decor al· OHL y $6l,OOO ed. single story end unlt. & v .a. _.,MS Close to pool, courtyard ',,. • ~ entry w/green belt patio. Unbelievable for thl• Rare3bedrm,2batbend gru\ 3 bdrm, 1\.\ ba unit. ll1bt and a iry townhome nearSo.Coaat M o v e Plua. On lvly 1reenbell in condition. A true near POOi Thia won't value. only Sl20.000. last. Call t.oduy for app\ . Of'ftv '" q. ,, \ '""" •u 111 111(1 • $45-SM.91 Real Estate Sell wtlb EASE! It's• BREEZE Claaailied Ada f42.5878 642-5678 ~~.~ COIONA D& MAI COlOHW. Exquisitely custom built, new 3 bedroom. library home just steps from little Corona beach. Beams, oak hardwood floors, French doors, dumbwaiter and even more await the most discriminating buyer. By appointment. $525,000. A COUJIWaL Ute• CO. 644·9060 2111 SANJOAOVINHILLSRO IN NEWPORT CENf£R ~ """--------------------!!!!!!!l!ll-=111111r", NEWPORT-REDUCED S26,500 Gorgeous ranch style custom built m Newport! Quiet cul-de·sac. Red brick pathwa y a nd white rail fence. 2 massive fi repl aces. Beamed ceilings. Huge family room w/11 ft. wet bar True country·style kitchen. Fantastic 66' covered patio! RV parking -and much. much more ! Owner will carry 2nd T.O. Full price just $198.500. Hurry. call today! 752-1700 11662 MacArtllw 11.-d.·Slllh I OJ..lr¥t. ~THEREAL ~ESTATERS LABOR HO MORE! Retir~ in fabulous P uerto Vallarta. Me xi co. ri g ht o n the bea ch. Incredible oceanfront home with 3 bdrms. & servant's quarters, set among swaying palms. with large bri ck patio. Ca n you believe $120.000 is the full price? And, we c an take your present home in trade!. Stop by our offices to see the exciting pic tures of this most spectacular offering. 673-4400 HARBOR ON WATER $54,500 LOCATION, LOCATION! Terrific Z bedrcia-. ... ,~ ,_ .._.. • tM IAY wffta VliW of al tM boaflllcJ ectMty. Ca 1 = poGI. T• .... _...of WATHFI 1"'9g froM 2 ,.tloL lett of ............... .... dpP..._.0,.S•dll11·5P.M. WATERFRONT /BOAT SLIP $265,000 Tent.My dlc..tM __,I n :•it• l .... .... e.o.. wlttt ,.tfe fer ,... .,.._.Awl I It Spmcl1• .... md brlt ... A FIHI YALUI •• tll• WA TllROMT'I VIEW PRIVACY $235,000 Sw"""9 corwer loc..._ • w of .._ larg.st Iott ht H....,_r Vltw Huts. GtM,...JIMdrum + ............ '"'"' ,... .... ~--plcM«I INmtl .... VllW. ....., ,.... •d lo•tfy ,-to IMoor/.tdur ............ by "' 111 ...... Weterhoat Ho•e• 2633 W C~st Hwy Newpc:>rt Beach 631-1400 • P~\Nl ~llUfO 1t11m IN I' r IJ r r r I 00 IT NOW! [ ; I ., ~;;~::: • ., •o r 1 • 1 I I 1 •4i.m• 9 , lfilUf-1""_ ...... IMil ... 9illl'*"' sclAM-lEts.._ ...... ca..Hicatto.11001.J::============::J.::::::==========::::.J~============:.L -~~~~~--~~~~~~~....._~~--~~~--~~~~~~- . . .. • r l I . 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I 002 Gl'Mf'al I 001 .............................................. {JenUuu!a Poinl PRIME OCEA N VIEW Just l1slt'<I. nnt' of the-rf'w rl'm<JtnlOJ.t st'l~{'l <x·e.inrront lot'Al ir>ns uva1lol>l1 1n ult nf Nt-\\ purl lkMh Tot.div r\'modelro ('olt~tJzr 1 Nn•a t offl'rini: Sl'<'luslon a nrl pr1\ iH v fM c.ummer nnd \\'N'kt'n<t i•nJoymt'nt J"·•v from tht.- '-'"erydav hu~t It· bu..,t It' " dfl u· nol!il' and l)\'OJllt• In uddtllOll, th1 ... r.int '-ll<' properly offers th· J>0:>~1b1ht ~ of t'.Jtlng .) our \'t'r)' 0'411 <'U'\ti>m oream ll.'IC wtlh the most l)Pt'l'lal·ulur "JL'\4 u ru.cti;, offshore v.1rhtmg .-..1nu:,t> LOOI uct t ht.• Rt•nl h:."tatt•r.-. 673-8550 ~THE REAL '()l ESTATERS CONTEMPLATING A CHANGE7 Wouldn't it be fun to represent one of the oldest & best known agencies in the area -BAY & BEACH REALTY? Our business has grown to where we h ave openings for 2 or 3 qualified salespeople. Our facilities are tops & our incentive plan is one of the best! Call Leonard Smtth or Walter Haase fo r app't. lrt<2J:J!Mtl 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·0111 \ ' ~~...._..., ULTIMATE IM LUXURY HIGH RISE WAT!RFROHT ca..Do 'ool. jocu:al, sauna. 31r, 2'12 bca. S....- vi•w. ~Wft daUy. $259,500 * •••• LIDO ISLE-HOT MEW LISTING Opeott 5-day 1-S I 09 Via Quito s ... Galon ft. ft.is J I r, z112 ba ~ "°'-· $275.000 ROGB HOWH R.E. 67]..1020 file~~!!~~~ EXCEPTIONAL FEE IA YFROHT Located on exclusive EAST BAY FRONT on the P ENINSULA this home, ('ustom built in 1976 by Higson. 1~ a spectacular property with its brick & wood exterior. leaded glass windows. French doors leading oul to a large terrace with excellent boa t faci lities plus a sandy beach. $850.000. i. cOLDWBJ.1...-•co. 644·9060 2111 SAN JOAQUIN HllC.S AO. IN NEWPORT ClNTER c:;::; SELECT [PROPERTIES LIDO CONDO and a panorn mit view of the turning basin from the balcony of this f abuJous Lido condo make this an outstanding value. Im peccably decorated & sheltered community pool. Best locution in the Newport area. Plus 45' boat s lip. CALL 751·3191 MESA DEL MAR POOL Super family home with sparkling s w i mmin g pool a nd lu s h landscaping. Spacious 4 bedroom. 2 bath with fa mily room. Convenient . to schools & s hopping. CA LL 75 1 3191 PRIME DUPLEX These two bedroom units have separate ~arages and private yards . Never b vacancy. Located near the bluffs in Costa Mesa. 5 minutes fro m the beach. Good income and own er is motivated . Only $98,000 CALL 556·2660 WAITING FOR A BARGAIN This charming 4 bedroom. 2 bath home located in North Costa Mesa h as a separate ramify room & dining area. It sits on a lush green com er lot. & has RV access. The owner's motivated. make an offer. $75,900. CALL 556·2660 BRAND HEW DUPLEXES J Lnrge un·~ lrl earh unit Upstair:, h iu, 3 l>Jths All have bulltin~. \'drpclln..:. drape!-> l'lt• and only $164 ,~I t>U bid~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS $139.000. 3 Bedroom." & dt.!11 . z baths. fircpla('c 1n a f(r<>at lot·alio11 on a nirt•ly )<m<b<.:<t&>t-d lrl'c s haclc·d lltr~c c·orner lol ONE BLOCK TO BEACH Duplex, that tb lt.•11:, Uwn 3 yrs old. 1-;u('h unit hai-l bltn range/oven. dishwasher, brick frplc. Also has u hul(e 4 cur garage. $186,500 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 29 19 Newport llvd. COl"Mr 30th IAYCREST. • .POOL & JACUZZI Lovable shake roof ch armer on Leeward Lane .. Perfect Family Hom e W /3 Bdrms .. Formal Din. Rm. Mellow Family Rm. w /Bi~ Fplc, Breakfast area in kitchen. AND A "GARDEN OF ALLAH " setting for the 40' pool . jacuzzi & patio. A new EXCLUSIVE offered at $215.000. Call 644 -4910 to SEE NOW WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS 2 111 S-Joaquin Rlh Rood NEWPORT CENTER. H.I . 644-49 I 0 HEW SEA.VIEW HOME Wmt VIEW 2103 Yacht Daphaite 2 bedroom & den -2 baths, fireplace - Big kitchen with breakfast area -Side yard, has room for pool or large patio. Priced below market al $239,000. Small down payment & owner will assist in financing. Open House Sat & Sun 1·4. CAU 67S.l637 G.H. ROIEllTSOH, REALTOR cae: 110111 ILllNS aa. OVER 50 YEAR S OF SERVICE CORONA DEL MAR .JDM -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 ' Bedroom + Den. In P a rk Like Settin~. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Den Can Be Converted To 3rd Bedrm. Great Open Friend~y Feeling. $165,000. 881 DOVER DRIVE 631-1800 NEW CdM VIEW LISTING HARBOR VU HILLS Th is spectacular Qcean view Broadmoor home abounds in uniqueness. rkh decor. and fabulous views of harbor lights. Catalina sunsets and magn ificent colored sails on Newport Bay An uncompromising delight with 4 bedrooms. 21".1 baths and an open feeling enhancing entertainment and <'Ozy.comfortablc family living. Vc:r .v prest igious loc·ation with many more amen1L1cs 675-2311 ~II. mecnab I Irvine ~ realty OPEN TODAY!! OLD WORLD CHARM I n the h eart of Lido I s l e . Street-to-street lot. Private beach close by! 3 BRs. 2 baths , fplc, gourmet kitchen + beam ceilings •lhruout. See it & Call in love! OPEN 1·5 P .M. 133 VIA WAZIERS. (S-135) GOICUOUS HOME • GORGEOUS AREA Courtyard entrance t o beamed ceilings & breathtaking view! 4 BRs · formal dining · brkfs t rm & country ktichen · .study off master s uite · workshop or 4th garage. A •truly outstandlnJC property · $399,000 leasehold! OPEN 1·5 P.M. 1020 SANTIAGO. DOVER SHORES. ($-136) 642·823S ._,,. ...... 200 '°' Oovtr Orlv. HerDof' Vltw c.rii.r I rvlne at Campui Vallty C#nttr 751-1414 btugo LAGUNA BEACH SPECTACULAR VIEW HOIH of fine qlfdlty, ovffiooldng EMet aid l ay. Thia ls a periect fe11nHy ._.. for ~ dulring this ~ private c.,......,. Heu dork roan. MpCll'ah study plus 1toracJ- $49S.OOO. NEWPORT BEACH EARLY BLUFFS Thrtt bedroom, two and OM half bat9' Fr•clscm. flt• fn the Hrfy llllffs on fiMtt grttnlMff. Hlcjhly Ulp(Jf'oded wffh ,.._.affon sh•tte..s. Mission tile floon •d wood pofttll1tq. &foy the .,,oter vie w fro1t1 up1toin bakofty. $1 58, 900. SOUTH LAGUNA OCEANFRONT MOBILE HOME A rare opporfwtlty to li•t right _. tfte OCHft in y,...... Island. Wak.h the WO•ts brffk o•ft' Hw rocks Mlow, fvst steps to tt.e beach. How oMy S 16,000. 644-7020 G.ner~ t 00 2 COl"Ofta chi Mar I 022 Costa MMa I 024 . ••.•.............••.•.••.•.......••. .,. ..•....••••..•...••.•.•...•••. QUAU FfED I UYU Wanh li9 Canyon Veri.mlll'i. or Dl•au111llt• wt pool or pool i.lte lul 233 POPPY A VI Open Sunf Mon I 5 Park In rl'ar Owner 67S-ti962 llSTIUY Agt 640-0626 1--------OH EASTSIDE Super remodeled 4 Bdrm. z balh ram1ly hom~ in cho1c~ area On ly SW.900. Call 546-5880 lc6oo la.I.ct I 006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Su Qer h ou~e & ~pl -iiai.~. 21-t Apolena 842·774!> $190,000 2 UMITS.F\IU lot Mod e rn 2 Bdrm Ap~lurgt! ~ucst room with balh and do111Jlr garage PLUS an older 2 Bdrm home Lou Brel'htel & Assoc SALE!!! 506 MARGUERITE O,EN 1·5 SAT/SUM/MOH MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REALTY 673-5354 497-3318 ~HERITAGE REALTORS HEW CUSTOM HOME Builder says, sell th11. bea ut iful 2 s t o r y East.side home. Choice of carpel & lll~. RV access. hurry on this one! Call 546-5880 229 Manne Ave 675-3331 --------~HERITAGE • • REALTORS lab>o , ... ,.,.0 1007 IMMACULATE ...................... • • • DUPLEX/ CdM --------1 SO. OF HIGHWAY Two AM OftPORTUNITY very spacious 3 Bdcm. 2 to do your own thing with bath untts -front unit Uus 3 ~rm home on a fea\Ur1ng large wood tree !Jncd street. SG9,500. sundeck Ideal localton -('all 646 7171 JUST LISTED Cha rmin~ 3 Bdrm Colorual wffireplace and beautiful mas\er suite (Werloolung the bearh on Balboa Point Asking $264,000 4 DOORS FROM IA Y Cute 2 Bdrm wtguest quarters in lovely area. Aslt.ing SlSS.000 and only st£>ps lo the '''"" ,,. "· '"' · "• • beach. $217,000. ISorry -[ ~ -~ at owner's request this ' · property has 10 be shown . • exclusively thru our Of· f1('e > Call Dan for ap· l-===:::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::- poinlmenl ltOGat'S REAL TY 673.-23 11 MESA VERDE CORHERLOT --------Super famlly hornt'. S SAVE MONEY S Llbt your Proiwrty with j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; featunng 2 fireplace~. gas BBQ. RV acces~ and beautiful lawn. Owner allXlow.. call !>46-5880 us and save SlOOO's 40/o ComMissiOft Avail Newpof Pier Realty s1lt:ann•·~~ 2005 Balboa 8'•d. Newport Bch.673·2058 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS DUPLEX RB>UCB> 2123 SAN JOAc;>UIN HILlS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH XJnl Joe. nr. priv. bay !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! beach : 3 BR. den. rrp I . patio: 2·sty. $195,000 Marshall Rily 6754600 S<>. of hwy .• dosl' to beach & everythrni.i ! 3 Bdrms + studio. Jo'resh &bnght' $199.500 4 Br. 2 ba. formal dining. bnck frplc. c·orner lo\. <. car gar. 900 Dogwood. Phone 7Sl·0774 eves. HO. OF HWY. MEAT 'N CLUH ·w after S.J~ng &-4j jOC· 673 -2500 SHARP NEW LISTING-CdM BEAUTIFUL HARBOR VIEW HILLS OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUH/MOM. 1·5 3620 SEAIREEZE LANE Elegant 4 bdrm. family borne -extra large lot. Enjoy comfortable family room & lovely open patio a rea . IOATING. FISHING, SWIMMING VILLAGE OF WOODIRIDGE- IRVINE A light, airy hi~hly upgraded 2 ~rm. & den condom inium. #70 Lakeview. Only $121.950 including land! This condo at #57 Lakeview. opens onto beach. with lake view. A nicely furnished. 2 bdrm. + dining agea · e xpens ive d eckin g · exquisit ely decorated. E njoy the secluded spa & jacuzzi area with s mall boat house for private parties. BBQ & family enjoyment. Both units close to sales office on the lake. Preview s imilar models & ask sales office for de t ails Coronet dtl Mer 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 House!'!. two R·Z lots. an th18 3 bearoom + den worth seeing' Call for de two bat.h fam1I" home• tails. J MAURY STAUFFER New tiled entry, kitchen OtdCdMChCln'ft SEA LION REALTY and d1n1n g ar<'a . Steps to beach. 3Bdrm. 673-5354 497•3388 fireplace. double garage 28a. Pnced t-0 sell Firm lari:e patio and fenced at $199,500. 640-8073 ext ________ , yard. Close to school~ 2112. Retlt'frittl ~Oft and s hopping' Only si.1.sou. Call 8unn11 TRIPLEX Vacant-tmm poss. So Porter. 752 1920 SO. OF HWY 0( Hwy. Spac 2Br, 2 bath J QU AIL home in x.lnt cond. Walk ~ Just listed 2 br. 2 ba each to beach . Fu It pn ce urut. S255o.ooour~ ~.. Sl82.SOO PLACE ~ Creative Investments Cozy 3 br. 2 ba. re· 644-9513 NorERTIES"' modeled front UOI ________ , 10,..Ttl l:JOP.M.I year old 2 br loft <'ontem· ----.... ---•1 __ .:.::::::.::.:...:=..:..==- po r a r y rea r unit AGIRL sw.ooo. SHOULDN'T EASTSIDE Berml11 Eilert.sen. Rllr 1r. ... UTY 01s-Z37l IE TREATED - TH •T W •Y!! Near Westcurr shoppi.ng JASMINE CREEK A -Remodeled 3 Bdrm 4 2 BR. den. 2 ba. popular but dos she was!! huge family room. Bltns. Plan 11 w/pVl yd & frg A bad news tenant t.reat· fpll', outside guest bdrm patio Beaut ocean vu. ed her shamefully. but w/'-'. bath. Overs ized Nr Npt Cntr & Big Ca· restoraUoo is 1n progress pool. Alle y e ntrance nyon C.C. Sec .. pool. ten· and soon she'll be good many extras. Owner rus. $229,500. S59-7139 as new. transfer~ llnd asking 3 + ... or 4 bdnns S99.900. Call 54-0-1151 Charming 3 br, 2 ba +in· in desirable, wa lk to pvt com e. $157,000. By be ac h , Corona ~~~. prl n. on I y . HillhJands. Corne r duplex , 700 Begorua $152.500. Open SaUSun. 640-5829 OHL Y SI 59,00 fH less ror '"as is .. sale. C~q.ick 644-72 I I ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS 4br, family rm. 2 ba, pnme Eslde location, compl. remodeled, new DP~ 38r home+ 2 Br ... carpets . drapes, Apl, both w / frplc & linoleum etc. % int. garages. 607 Larkspur. ~ natural wood, hrdwd $210,000 By ownr pnn .____:___ firs. Jg ktchn, l'Opper only64Q..1840 plumbing. Crwl trees. hit 1--------·iCosta Mno I 024 lot. qt st. Open House ~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; JASMllli..IE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10.30·6;30, Fr1·Su11. ~ Priced to s ell fa~L CREEK ASSUME FHA ~.ooo By Owner. 250 $66,000 OCEAMFROHT Crt>al r .im11y home Cecil Pl.646~7010 1.ovely, prld t• of 3Bdrm . +den home on 3 Bdrms. 2Yl baths. Located near shopping ownership :i bdrm home 30x8,5 ft lot . (rpl., bwlt· Largest plun. besl loca· and rreeway1 .. 81#? hvlnJ! tn desirable res1dent111l 111.'I. patio. N!amed cc1I· lion. Below market room wt f plc 4 Big area. Enjoy lar.y s um· 1ngs.S37!>.000 Principals o nly . Ph bedrms. Lw>h yard w11h UNlfllEYAILi PRICE mer days in huge park 673-3663 642-m:J 631-0<Wll fruit lree~. S7G,!>OO. Call lil<e backyrd. Absolutely 546 2313 REDUCTION 6 mo·s n ew contem· porary. 2Story home Nr bch. 3 BH . 2 ba. f9bulous kl l l'hcn 1nrlrl 1TUcrowave, lush camel ca'1>1!1mg. t•enlrn l A'C:. auto. 1>pnnklen. & a very amuous seller Pncl' n• duced to S92.900. 641>-68ZS Agent immaculate' 646·7711 OI~"' '" '" "' 'J•• ''"' '' '' By owner. 2 bd house. Jrg [ an11 associated TRI-LEVE&. 8 1101<£115 -l!EAl TORS 1 02~ W 8albou b/1 JH I ~~~~~J~~r~:~= ~ ltstdtll $17!>,000 fi75·J956 JBr. 2Da, fresh paint. va Gl'Mf"CIC t 002 GflWrol I 002 cant. lri: cov patio. Mes11 IEAU'l'Y ••. •• ••. ••. •. ••••••• • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• ••• •• del Mar. 2100 sq. (t. of IUXUr}. ----------------.. $81.!>00 5.57·84701--------near new carpet 7 & • -------- paint. step down family cae: ~F..SA VERDE 4 Br 2 Ba ATTENTION room. step up chn1ng xlnt c-ond . $89.500. Open room. Must -;ce th•!> HoU.se Dmly l;, 2972 An· AUILDERS Large lol with RI)()() 2 BR home & room for 2 more unl\s. Choice F.ut.s1dc locallon. $1 10.000. home today . Call for drot>St..546-4471!. driveb~.4 IBDBGI BLllNS CD .. $60,000 Neal. clean & comfy rm. ly home. Very well main talned. Close lo Sl'hools & shopping center Make your family happy! Show them this beautiful home! 646 77 ll CUSTOM HOME OH HUGE LOT OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE BLUFFS JEWEL lkaut. Dolores End Unit On Choice Greenbelt Setti n g . Lrge Wrap-Around Patio WI Fountain And Plus h Planting. Decorated In Warm Neutral Tones . New Custom Kitchen. Fully Air Conditioned . Flexible Financing. S hown By Appoint. $179.500. "A Joy Of Newport L1stin~" 881 DOYER DRIVE 631-1800 ~II. mecnab / Irvine ~ realty MAGNIRCIHT MONACO Perhaps the finest 2 BR. den home 1n H arbor Vi ew' Exqul'sitely dcrorated wtncw papers & drapes. Lush cpl. shutters & ceramic tile fl oor in cnlry & kitrhen. Park-like grounds on one of the lgsl. fee lots in Harbor View. St17,500. Appt. only. (S.140 ) BV OWNER Price n · duced 48r. Rom~in pool, den/bar $95,000. t ·yr R2LOT lset opt OK. $680t mo 7.," II 1 o b Owner carry bll! 2nd "" um• ton rive Y 5411 7:00 onl )' MESA VERDE VILLAS 3 BDRM 2 BATH 2 bdrm. condo. no double Raragl'. patio. qualify for $40K FllA fruit trees, sprlnklen., loan, $251< to assume. s79.900. upgraded & newly de R M c__.• Rltr corated like a mnrll'I . oy c -•· • S65K; by owner. 5.57·3797 , ___ 5•48···7•7•2•9-- l IDRM/FAM RM s15,400 Reduced ! Lovely hom~ tn W~·~t Costa Mesa. Shows itrea\ FHA, VA pride or o wn(:rsh1µ T Generous sized rooms erlftS lhruout. Ternfac for fl r11t Quiel. F:7. care home ume buyers' Everythinr with dining. ea Ung aro1:1 lmmaculat~. call now and 4 bedrooms. Near won't last. 546·2313. 11ch<>olA. $79,900. BK R. O/'flV 'II 9 • ti \ IUN l()~f toJll • s.4().1720 [ 9 liil!tl TAlllU. MESA VYDl "#I 1" CaliforNo" 3000 sq It customlicd SO. COAST 'LAZA home nr roll cour11e. Upgraded 38r, 28ll Con Owner wll carry 2nd do. Vlllagt Creek o n 1175.000 540-1196 QUJet st. Frplc. fam rrn. IASTSIDi 3 Bdrm .. 2 baths. with low intcr1•st assumable 104ll'I. S73,900 garage dl11 poul, t'let· garage dr opor. IJke new Below comp at $92.000. J\gt 897·l888or644·0027 MISAVEIDE Ocsirnbh.' B11ck Ray uretl o( NcWJ>Orl Beech Walk into cheery. bri((ht sur roundln"s as you Clow tl\ru thl11 delightful 11p11clous 3 bdrm c11tm built hon•c. Xtra lgl' pa11elcd fmly rm wt cor.y slooe frplr. Lvly Jt<"util In bnrk pallo off fmly rm Access for re<'rcu Uon81 vehicle 646 7711 642·823S 644·6200 4 Bdrms.. ramily rm . '2-11lOC'Y «•ant on • corner lot Sl34 .900. Call 646 4463 Lovely 4 br 2 ba home . frlvucy, new pool Ir acuui. lmmlll'. er Owner Slll.~00. Jef 546-28'73 Eve1'. 5S7-2157 'Cit Oovtr Orlvt H•r~ Vlfw C•nter lrvtnt> at CamJl'I\ VallfV Center 7$7-1414 WWJ (ll DAILY PILOT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .._._., Fo,. S• Hotts-. For S-. HOftH For S• ·•········•·······•···· ···•····••······•······ ·············~········· • ".. • ••• I 044. i..,... ..... ~" •••••• ~~.~~ ~.':':~ ••••• ~?~~ Honts For w. HouHl Fors• HI'°" s• ~~!.~~....... ~ ······;.;~f.rA ••••• • .. ·.··.·-····--------------· ~~h ..... io.4' N;.:;;..i·•;t:···io69 ;;;~·;;:;; .. · .. ;,;;; l.lllC..&19'4! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r-.. I 02• Demo floW I 026 Costa Mffa I 024 ..•.......•....•....... •••·•••·••·•·········· ·················•·•··· <\t.~UllW bfl• II'• I' II \ \ \ l,"10 1S1~.000 1 '''' .J Ult bomr btnlll f.1nul) rm ...., lrK lrpl1 ' 11t1t••lt ll I) ~lh:I )1H'1 $ .. .!'10 ~13.)W POotHOMt A \lUll'I J Bdrm hum. on .i ltURt' lot I.e .. •ll·•i 1•n • 1.·1.tl dt1 ""'' ~·1toul' t •'lum pc111I. Hl:\\l JJll , '"""'I i1lumt11ni; t•1.~~1hlr ,., If 1 ru,lnl 10 1t.ar.a1.• \ di ~ 5811tllor m1••• ''' IJtl• ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS TWO COZY IUCH CONDOS -,....,.... L4t Cnt ....... c .... wttlt two l>...,_ 9'd Ofl" 9"-~ Loh of dgM c.d ,n ..... ,.ti-. lech . . . $71,000. 493-1112 -------reottoM.M 1024&Toro 1032 ···•••••·····••········ .....•....•............ MISAVYDE 2 STOllY '4 bt-dmom r11m1h rrri 1 h.Ath "' 1\"l....,l"tJ luh •11,1 10 wd1•1<'l1 \ .ir·1I Onl~ $\W ~· 1>,1\ ••l llo.1urk, ltt•alh1r ~ll !fll~l II. 11 " ' ... It • I 9 J li lllttb11r V1ttW llmi. s l>dr l'\ill••rtun I\\•· ~a .. hl\.I•• C:n•ial vatu'I <'omm pool .! ~Jrrn l(.lrttltl' ""' rli•n. 1;iardt'n1•r 101•1 $llSO H2 Int SS 000 tin Will tl44 ~ \'ilH\ llHfWr $70.!>UO Mf1.UO ,.,.....Y..a.y 1034 Mu."I .,,.11 ln1m1·1lluh• 01· H> 11w1w1 t·omfo !. Ud I '• l'\tp.an») l\lmu't 11 ·14 .!. h..1 .! 1 11r 1o:.11 • lh h.~. t1r J h11 romJo. ~ frvk ·., .•.............•....•.• on:Ns N 1ti 18'126Si.nta ~hndit Jw.l IJi.ll'd' 1 br, family rm ... b 11rl·t:lona .. llroki:r. 842 14lll. 962·636S "'""'l"!\41> Still nr h.-Jl'tt 1111111 Jill ~ 7!l :;(IO I.ti 117 It CUSTOM HOMES OPEN DAILY l 4S L llrd St. C.M. 1..oH·I~ rwl4 2 swry lur111 h hom~:; ~ t>d r 11111 J buths, ~lt\ln.: • .ir~-.1 14 frplt-1n ma:i.wr W1 m. Wt'l b.ir 1n rarml>' rm Mu<"h mun· < 'om e &t ~ce them n ... 111•r A1tt:1ll Ss:! 4H94 or Ii 12 211A or 6i3-0782 EASTSIDE 4 Bdrm. 2 bath hoU.'>C' Remod e led 111 carthtune:.. Ui.cd brt<'k • frpk & hearth RAMPAIT REALTY (714) 634-3737 ~ B<lrm , 2 l'Jath house $76.!#)0 Old1•r hut lll<'e ('ull Vnnl' Jnhnl>on, Hll~ flOW ~lH6C8 Ho. CM's J:fMEST '1 Bdrm, 2 bath+bonu!> rm I cJ>tunous 2200 i.q fl Gre~nbrook home Vu ra"t & ready for you Call Vern Johnson IUtr 540-4646 By lhvm•r :! hr cnnrlo. pool $1).1.500 V .\ & FHA term!> 5.~7-5:n3 MESA HORTH Heau11ful Northl!·•lt•. .... illl!O l'l>Ur\):<1 d. :l lwdrm, I·'• ha lfrlux tn yo u r n w n j J <' u t 11 S83.950. Ciill &15-91Gl . ' ~ ~ , . OPEN HOUSE '\ REALTY z VA S73,500 :1 ll e d r 0 II rn , q U I t' I tn.-chned strert G11rrlen IMUu Nl•w k1tl·hen. new 100( Call645·9161 ... ~ OPEN HOUSE "'-REALTY 20HALOT tt.Mliwl• leoch I 040 ·······~··············· <.1.11,Y ~·hurmt•r ~ tnrurm.• \ gre:u .. 1 .. rtt'r <q1 JJC•rlllnlly (J11 u •flllt:t1•--------F'.;i ... 1,101• ... 1t1·l't 6411111 1 IEUEVE ME • , ' • • '· Tlus 1s a super clean 3 [~ I BR I:&• Ba . i''am Rm. 'O' lt1aJllf a~£.d~:r~s~~0a~~t~~ MASSIVE STONE RREPLACE Pride o( owne rsh ip 4 Udrm +fom rrn r)n quiet i.hady 1>lreel S82.SOO. ' assumable loan loo' ()penHouseSal 1·5PM SM.2 Middlecoff Dr ~ 1 1 ,i..ll H1\1!' 1i2l Mllll! St Huntinc1on Bexh DEVlK REAL ESTATE l•-------- 642-6368 3 nR l"• BA tnwnhse $~13.000 ACACIA TREE REALTY 642-1355 21R/2 STORY $52,900 fanlasl 1c 2 ~t ory townhome in o <'ellent area or lluntington Beach V Al rHA terms. Call 546·2313 _________ , ,,,., J • '·.· Spac1~~tt~!!~~ 2 ba r~ Im'. ! h ome, w 12 brick ~ · • , f1repl&{'l'S, turned wood~======== posts and a deep window led~L' ror your plants ---------~.000-PRICE DR~PPEO 251 2 Vossar Place SI 0,000 I .,..,... i .. So suhmit on this 2,000 sq ft 4 BR, l'• Ba, l"R. home that ts clo.'i1• IO fwys and Mc·Domiell Douglas. Pnced al S92.000 '-960-061 IJllJ -V-AC-AN-T-TE-RM_S_1IJRIMMI 4Br home. great corner locat10n. trlr arrt•ss.1·.--------- $67,!JOO Owner w1ll l•urry S&S Resale Spec1ahsls. contra<.'\. Call us at 3,4 or 5 bdrm models 75._7800 avail, some w/pools . 96114'm eAS?"M ~ leol htal~ l•u MESA HORTH Spar1ous 3 hr 2 hath. form&I d1nmj! room. ram rm & frpk. New <'ari>l'lS. 3 blocks lo school Prelly street Stw.900 Will i.ell f 0Sl I 645-7221 Pennington Properties 20HEWHIHMS Vl!>IA DEL MAR Now open daily 3Br, 3&, 2000sq fl 001·920 De laware W of Beach N of Adams Pre-Co1n9let1on Pricl's Troy Realty 848·0090 10%DOWH 4 br. 2 ba, F r .. dshwhr, J m 1 lo b c h . $79.900. ,....-la • 642-3361or960-6210 ---------'-I" HU~21 Abandoned Pool Mansion. ---=-rVT' 4 Br. 3 ba. Bonus room . EASTSIDE ~ I I I ,., Trailer arces1> Cu l·de• W t 1.Lf R -•ty sue. Price reduced lo '°?~ COST A MESA --" c 1 e. Sl39,900. Bkr, 754·6262 1'ry \his 3 ll<lrm. 2 bath 0caa Poiftt I 026 New w/v1ew patio home, 4 home on a qurl'l stre~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• br 21,1 ba, FR&: FP. cstm ... 1th II IO t 0 f l re es. rtedul'ed tu$95,7so. Mus t Sacrifice-4 BR. 4 int/ext + landscaping, WESTMl ..... STER Ba Beach housl! or pool,Jaeuzii,sauna.Opn " Duplex $120.000. Owner. Ilse Sal/Sun. 18422 Gina Good 1011cslmcnl. 3 bdrm 892·lao0 Ln. Nu. of Ellis, E. of & fam·rm hvmi'. Great Beach l(J(' $7:1.000 RENTTOIUY · Jln\'t' rtdll('t°d lw1ce now only $1t9,900! ·?-Story 3 bc'(Jrnlb " allf1tMI{' OOnllB room Lovely country k1td1eo Spuc1ou.' m1U1ler wm(( Goverl'd µa llo 0 111c ttliQ TKANSF~KRl':D St:JJ..t:H MUS'f UAV !!: IMMEOIA1'E SAL i'~! liARGAIN llUNTt:tts <'AI,J. 752·1700 FAST' . ot 1 t I • ' ' ~' f •I '• I [~lftl;jt\1 LIVE IN TURTURO CK W1· have Lhe followma 1Jl1U1S avatluble in lhlS fubulous area. Plan I Broadmoor fcuturtn. 3 bedrooms. 2 rv garage with oJ>('ncr, ewqu1s1lely decor ated end uking only $104.900. Plan 6 Broadmoor · This 6Cllf'Ct' popular noor plun 1s h1J1hly upgrnded and immaculate ly m a in· u11ned. Features 3 bedrooms and a rorma I d1ninl( room. and you OCEAN VIEW IUILDIMG SITE -Abon .. _.lfwl Vlctorio leocJI CMd ..ty footstep$ frOM th• wotff. Thlt ,...tty· llopi.q aot is trM-fr•e1d .ct -..0.t two• lob wf• ... $127,SOO Brand Mew 499-4551 • $145.000 LABOR DAY ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SPECIAL . Tod a y re = duced'lflmr:UWher mov SSSOO DOWN OH MEW HOMl - llR. llA Mo· Jfttdff q.atifyh•9 -...on lft this wfflletld. CAUTION !! Mutt wClllt • oc.- •l•w. The hotM Is Hsff~ MC)lt abon L9CJ'lllCI leoch mtd .... •i•W fr-.. yow N•llMJ r'OOtft ~w Is brffttttokiftcJ. S.vwait otlMt' "°'"' wffl 1M a•oilabS. IOOl'I t...a.tKt to 1iMll• tenns.t TMy wOft't Iott -this URI ... ~ty HppHI IW'fiy. C• Jl•yt• (71 1675-6741 Of" 17141140.1653 ing. FUI ocean vu. :; Br. Jusl redec 62 X 150 tcr raced lo\ Beaut ldscp So Lctguna home Op l!n anytime lmmed poss Nr everythmg 499 1625 One of a kind Custom 4 BR home. f ormal din· iog, on park-hke Sl'tllng OWner Consider t nide $289,000 494-2695 $5000 down. 40', rt>nl toward purchase. 2 Bil 2 BA. view. lse option $125.500. 494-7084 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 HOUSES + studio v1c own Lhe land. 1""'-1044 l"iM 1044 toria lkh. OceaQ views. beam rc11ings. frplc's, $2:l8 .500 Owner Consider trade. 494·2695 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• DREAMS DOH\T LAST And neilher do dream houses. Live in the pre· s ugious Woodbrid1;e Estates In Uus gorgeous Adams Model. This four bedroom. 2Vi bath. with Carruly room · coverNI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ANXIOUS! We need a n offer on t.his 4 Bdrm. TH Glen home. ADULTS This Plan Ill patio home 1n OrangeLrec 1s only $76,900. QUIET COMFORT and close-In convemenre 1'1 block w bearh. 2 Bed , 2 Ba. adult apt, $85,95() HORIH~ REALTY 494-8057 W 1-'.S I.l-'.Y N TAYLOR CO. HEA I .T< >l\S ...,111n· UHH WESTCL1Ff -Sl 7'.900 Wa lk to Mariner's Park & Wes tchff Plaza from thi s m et1c t:lou ~ly mamtaincd 4 bedroom & family rm home Bea~tlf I large master s uite in soft colors viting front $late walk with ~al . :-.plend1d lands('ap1ng. oversized garage SEE ANYTIME CALL NOW 644·4910 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., HAI.TORS IYOWHER Nwprt Hl(ts lrg i:orner lot. 2 bdr 2 ba, fom1ly rm + bonus rm $1111.500 645·7044. Opn Sunda} ~y PrHettted in pre:.llg1ou:; llic wport Heights 2 Bt'drm~. + den. hard~ood nr~. coun try kitc hen. s hullcred windows, call 646-7171.· (~"'' I I • I '•1 ., 11 If f '' ; [e lff~IMI DOVER SHORES Ownr/Bkr must sell 4Br. 3.&, pror Jodscpd. & de 1:oraled w/ Jacuz7.1 & pool Bltn microwave. many ot her x l ra~ IAYFROMT Great locauon. enjoy boallog, :.w1mm1ng_, pV1 beach. AJmo!'it new lu x l.lnOU.'> home with p1rr & s Up Fee propcny. Al(t. 675-8>0 Harbor Vu H1Ms Monlt!gO 48r .... R. brand nu crpls, redec lhruout Vacaot, ea11)' I inanrmg Sllil,500. lee Ownt:r, 640-1141 MEWPORT HTS. 2 Bdrm !i p lll ·l ~ve l c harmer , :-hake r oof frplc .. board s1d1ng. lots ofbnck work. $l24.SOO RANCH REALTY patio -centra l air cond1 · 551 -2000 honing, lS ready for you ---------1 Cherk the pricl' on this $229,500. Opn Sund:iys . B.EGAMCE L01JMM Hils I 050 12-5 l53l Hi1thland Or This 3 Bdrm Chancellor •••••••••••••• •• ••• •••• ~or 833 1316 3 Bdrms .. ram1ly rm .. re· modelt:d ho ml• w 1th many custom feature:. $149.900 Call 64G-4463 OWNER ooe and you'll see whot an outstanding buy 1l 1s . Offered alSl22.SOO. home has orr WhJte Cpls I --------- and 1s available on open VA-.."TERMS WILL CARRY house Mon rrom I 5 ""'"""' are available on lh1s great 4 Bdrm. fam rm WATSlFROMT 2Br. 2 story. 3 level con· do Newsboy model al l~Cove 18021 Norton. lst trust deed on this beautiful Cuscade in the Ranch This 4 bedroom 2 red hill ~· .. 552-7500 RTS R I home which sets on u ___ ea-"lY ___ 5_5_i _47_4_l, premium fee lol provld LEASE OPTIONS! story home includes a 3 ---------car garage. Own\!r will --------- LOWEST PRICfO For only $56,950 you can buy thi:; i:harming 2 bdrm condo in one or Irvine 's bes t art:a~ Owner must sell now carry the lsl trust deed ---------Ill only 91'!:'1 ror 30 years. Total loan costs are only $250. You own Lhe la nd and there as e no assoc1a· t1on dues in this ex ecutive neighborhood. RANCH REAL TY 551 -2000 LARGE ~RTCEHTEtt REAL TT 640-18 I 2 UVEL Y & LIV AILE ll'~ the Yale Model 111 Village Ill · largest of all th e townhom e& 1n University Park four bedrooms · 2"' haths · family room -formal din· l.aguno leach I 048 mg · two fireplaces com ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• muruly pools and tennis * DUPLEX * Professionally dccon1tcd Ocean side of hwy. level by Lois Ha rd111f! You own the land and th11> one lot. easy arcess to bcarh JS worthy of a long look Needs patnl. minor re pairs. 1de;il for home & red hill~ .... income Jlurry. only $159,000 M1s111on ReaJty 494-073l 552-7500 Univ Park 5 Br Chan· ---------<kean, wood & RIH s. 3 br cellor model with land. cstm home. ()pen house $128,000. Call 559-6726. lhis weekend, 499·4471 THE <recorden. s1;se.soo. FANTASTIC that's what you 'II say when you look at the gorgeous 4 bedroom home with for ma I dinin~. huge family room. cor· ner location & jus t steps LO community pool. park & e lementary schools. The asklllg pncc 1s only $113,000. I RANCH REALTY 551-2000 Larges t in Woodbridge! 5Bdrm, 3Ba. k1teh nook, living. ram & dining rm's. 3 c:ir Jiar Tile roof 2 frplr's. Bckyd vu. On cul-de-sar. ProC lndscpd & upgrd Lhruout. $195,000 or bsl ofr. Prine only, by app'tonJy. 559·5915. TERRACE _<>wn_er. ___ _ Just imagine the run you Open House · Salllt Sun can have whj le hv1ns: in a lpm -4pm 983 Ac~ulco bea uuful 3 bdrm .. 2 ba. St Take Blue bl rd Cnyn home. with large patio. Rd or f H w 'I } J instead of your large Bedrooms 3 baths. fan house with 8 BIG vard tasuc 180 clegrtt ~ean Lhat you now have. EnJOY view Brand new house the rommumty pool & Sl40.000. J714>1~1·0&41. parks. Have more lime ask for Jim. pnn~1pals for relaxation. _o_nl_y_. ______ _ TIRED OF RENTING? Then see this llllle charme r. Situated o n quiet cul·de-sac street with lots or trees s ur- roo.ndJnf( it. LOOKING FOR A HUGE HOUSE with o cean &: canyon Vlew'> Try this 4 Rdrm. 2'-'l ba tn .level. Family & bonus rm on 3rd lrvel Surrounded by redwood decks. Like new. Anxious seller. Priced at only- S26S.000 BOND REALTY. 831·9411 UHOISTRUCT AILE . ocean & canyon views; freshly painted, with oew carpet & appliances, this 3 bdrm. low maint~nanre home ism Up top shape & r eady to m ove in ' $159,500 F.AMIL Y HOME 1ng privacy a nd of( s treet RV p a rking $77,500 FM Appt. Call 644-7211 "1n Nlf.i[L OAILEY & ASSl:lCIATES Due lo stroke. Leisure World 2 BR. 2 ba manor Mostly furn Incl s terling & Dresden Chtna. S54.000 cash 837 2153 1052 Mo.crcJt S...Mit It Ocean v iew 3 bdrm end unJl Immaculate and beaul1f\lll)' de r li P· grades in abundance This has w be a best buy al ... $132.SOO. 493-9494 4'5-5220 406-2413 830-5050 Laguna Niguel Realty .. VIU.A PACIFICA Very pnvatc in udult community Quality features thru.out m 2 bdrm, 2 bath home Many rec far1lit1es Lov el y mountain vrew. Reduced. $89.900 493-9494 495-5220 496-2413 U0-5050 $339.000. 714 159-!961 "U" must "C" The best of WestchCf Neally ~roomed 3 Bdrm home wllh be;,ut1ful yard Near Ma riners school. shopp1n1c t>tc Appomtmenl only Call ~1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS WESI'CLI FF 3 br + fo' R w/lots of extra!' $155.000 PENIN duplex, rents S/W, reduced toSJ!ll1,000 NPT Shores duplex Im mar • you own land. $182.000 . WHY RENT? HOM ES. Dn pay ment Crom $5000/up Paym1.•n1 low as S800/mo Term~ to fit your budget. Mnthly pymts credited towards purchase pncc. For free anlo call Ed Chernow dt 954.2455 Agent OCEAHVIEW! Mewporthh s I 2 4 • 5 I) 0 N t' J I home+ bach apt. b1~ lot • Jusl llsted' DEVIN REAL ESTATE 642-6368 NPT Shore duplex 3 + 3 .3 BR l~ BA. Npt Hgts. $1.59.500. 6JIJ Tusun Marina Re alty 642-8850 ACACIA TREE HVH phue 11 Palermo _R_E._A_L_TY~ __ 6_4_2_· _I 3_S_S pnme location. eornerr--------- lot next to grecnbeil. newly painted. ma ny up grades . $187.S-OO FEF: 1871 Port Wheder Pl 640-8426 NEWflORT TRIPLEX HELP We're suddenly back on lht• mkt. nt!ed qu1<'k buyt'r lo take over lh1:. lovely Plan H. 2 OR . d en 21 ~ ba condo m Newport Crest Seller ready to mo"e oul. Lowe.st pnce anywhere in Newport Beach Oecupancy <'•lO. be from Sept l5. Please help us $109.900 Make offer Lovely Newport Triplex. 13) 4! Bedrm uruts Owner will <'ooperale on install menl sale' All leases Prime mvestmem Ex cellent locauon • Owner ~11 ,.,., •• ,, '"""' 400(11" *=-.Mt rem'11~ IYOWMER Prired SS.000 below mkl. 3 blks from bch. J Br, licJCnynT.._s 2Ba. den. country k1l Res1d/8kr 640·9019 CONCERNED PARENTS wl wood burning pot bel· THE PROPERTY ly stove. gas & charcoal ____ M_A_R_T ___ _ BBQ, new cpts, many custom features. Nlre EXCLUSIVE 0 All rent applies lo down TitY US ' , j payment. 3 Bdrm. den. ,..._ ff rd 1 2'h ba Townhome. Some ....,n you a 0 3 tola monthly payment of ~ ocean view_ l..se 9 mos al $420? Includes washer, Rancho San Joaquin. 2 br dzZ7-i49 ii ~0~1~1 ~\.;';~ irty~t~ i~f,!~~r~~~~r~ :o~::~ ~1u~~~ts~:Uc~~~ In a family oriented com· munity. This s bdrm . home has a forever view or Lhe whole SaddJebark Valley, wilh twinkling lights :it night. New carpets & point. Priced loseU at $132.500. yd. gated rommunity. Completely remodeled tennls. pool, jacuiz1, pvt 3Br. 2"'1Ba, new kit & bcb access. Will sell for baths. addition or new $133.000 or tse option for mslr swte. qwe l st. steps Sl37.000. Prin only . frombch&bay $249,000 We're offenng for s ule Uus beautiful 5 bedroom home 1n Har bor View Home 5 wh t>re tht! neighborhood, i;chooli.. & community are con duc1ve to heallhful, hap. py farruly hfc. ~ 11 to· day' Balboa l!dand Realcy towards your down pay. shopping. ocrered al view . Mus t see. By '"""'~'~'"""""'"' men\ $91.500 11432. Call 153500 Owner. 955·3173 or 673-8700 Johll493·9JRI or 493·1400 l'Jitl j\o/•~lfimm 1_752-_0790 __ • -----• .,.~ •-t...t 1026 I _,trqiGE ____ Hent.age Park, 2 bdrm, Dana Point I 026 -'"""' 962·44nl~1}546-8103 2 lh b a • upgraded , • ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• landscaped. & draped. .. 523 CAMPU5Da:IP.Vl .. E HEW LISTING • DANA flOIMT Rea utiful 3 bedroo m . 2 bath executive home with panoramic m·ean. coastal & <:tty light views. Private maste r suite with beamed ('t>iling. fireplarc and view deck. lleated pool with Jacuzzi. Close lo the m arina. S299.900. r A COU>WEU. IAHKB CO. 496-7222 831-0836 t ~-------.. file~~~ OCEAM & ILUFF VIEWS ate yours from this elegant 2 hedroom . 2 hath & den unit. Poot nnd Jacuzzi. Lush ~rounds overlook Dan:• Point Marino Perfect for week end or year 'round living. $125.000. A CCM.DWB.l 1AM9lll CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 nr..M1a1 olop,._ &AflJM· ..... IYOWHER Nr pool & tennis $76.SOO 551·0685 S7500DOWM SBOOO under marke t value. 3 br 2 ba. formal dinml(, fllmily, 185() SQ fl. l ml from bch, S86.500. 968-2242 Fix New 4 br A/C Xtras. OWC Bal. No credit needed. 6«·5598 3 bdrm condo. 2112 ba. frplc. new crpt. encl patio, nexl to s hopping ctr. nr bch. adll living, Asking $70.SOO 968· 1428 Up OWNER ANXIOUS Woodbridge 3 BR. I 'h ba e nd unit . $71.SOO or ., Abandoned 3 bedroom 559-4194 by owner home! NEEDS TLC! Low down VA. or s ubmit Owner Anxious. 3 br 2 ba Broadmoor. + 4 br 3 ba C-~te•y R_. .... ,d your terms! Call now 8 1 1 -" m1U d I It RE o iscay, s uper rg ol. &aul Br, 2 s tory home an ta l 0 6'2·0ll2. 644·6687 in immac cond w/many CA R P ET -W E extras. Nr the bch. Only ,_u_sr_EN_!_7_S4_·_1202____ SACRIFICE!! $109,950. Melloy Rltrs . CC>tofDO BeauL new Lg. 3 brm, 9!1()..4342 Relax. swim or pla y ten· ~~~~ Y u Pg rad e d · nis ln an adult communi· •BEACH GIANT• • 2 stry ,4 bdr m. 21h ba, ram rm, l. mt lO bch, owner will l'letf> finance. Motivated. Call Bill Agt 675-31\59 t y. Lowest pri ce l ORANGETREEOwner bedroom+ Loft. l BR Condo. Plan Ill. PLAZA HIWPOIT Adults only Tenn111. etc RIAL TY 975-0616 ,_ss .. 1=.000=. ll40=· t;;;;;8l:;;;;8==:;;;; SURFSIDE Condo; large expa.nded 3 bdrm .. 2 baths. cnrpets & drapes + many extras I Offered al S77 ,900 1UIT1.HOCIC C.LIH Veey attr111ctive 4 bdrm" fam-rm home , f'ormal din·rm. Dellghlful de- cor all n g. specially landscaped. On cul-de· sac. Irvine's m03t pre. stlgiou3 area. NEWPORT CIHTH UALTY 640·1112 PlllSCOTT OPPOITUMITT Woodbndae Place I. 5Br. knock3 often when you 38a on C'ul-de-Hc nut to ~ mult-(Celllna Daily bc9ch 731-44&4 wkdya Pilat QagalflOO Ads lO ttach I.he Orange Coast When you need expert market. Ael'Vlce or repalra, lurn PboneMZ-5678 lO tile Sttvict' Directory In Classified to solve l•--------1 yourproblem. • PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLYR ~ll any lttm or ~m btnatton of Items f(H' rrs 0 1' Ins wllh ;, Penny Ptncllt'r Ad l IJn~ for 2 ~utlvc days Each tdd1t1onal lln• .. 60' ror liwl2daya Char11e11 • Nocommerrlal ads. For more Information and lo place your ad call 642-5678 PHHCT-· ..for the growin1 family This 4 bdrm. home has a big back yard with lots of trees for climbln&; new carpets & paint & an atrium with Jacuzzi. $129.SOO 493-®9 752·ll<XI Bkr Uh Fottst t 055 ILUFfS CONDO 1900 Sq. ft 3 Bdrm, 2'":! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 II s s / ba, qui c k rs('row pen ouse al/ un · S132.000 Owner/ Agl Mon. Must sell. reduced 644_5215 SS.000 Beaut. l'Slm 4 bd. ---------• w/fam rm. 24392 Corta ---------1 Cresta Great Amerlr an Properties 581 7070 L.AkEFROHT New 4 Bdrm home with fantastic view of lake & mountains. Pvt boat dock pnv. Spac m stcr swte w/ wtsitUng rm & frplc . Vacant. Oul or stste owner must sell. Asking $168.000 HEWPORT CREST SUPERIUY Lowes t pri i:( 4 plan Beaulllully cpl ·d .1 br, 3 RAMCHREALTY 551 -2000 ba condo with a clear &(•--------unobs tructe d ba!<'ony bay view Pncc lowered OCEAN tos121.ooo VIEW *""1 ltJI lslJll is citunn1ng from th:!> ass.cutes much sought alter tr• ll141 '4StiZS level wwnhome M ass1ve/ PEACEFUL master ~ui tt> f'orm ol EMHALD IAY Large 4 Bdrm home dmmg room & cxcl.'llent Custo m . e xe c utive nestled m lhe tall trees ---------1 ram1Jy neighborhood on one of lhe be!ll streets Pnce n.iduccd tor fast sho~l11ce; 4 bdrms .• m La.Ice Forest. Brand BESTBUYHVH sale to $148,000 Ca ll j ac i, park-like sur new plush carpets, A/C, Carmel, 3Br. 2Ba. next to now' 645 7221 roundings; true luxury 3 ._ 1.. pk le pool. imm<>d oc for only $375.000. car gar· Snvrl wa " lo cupancy, assume loan OCIAHFttOHT bea ~·h a nd l e n n Is club.$137.900 Call today' _s_i45_.ooo __ 64_4_·_284_I ___ , ..,,.., ••• ,_ .. CapUvatlng house & Lalae Forftt Rlty IA"'t1 I" Y! guest house below: front· -"' Ing direct ly o n the ___ l_l_7_4161 Greatfam1lyhome locel· beach · a rare (1nd ----r ed ln one of Newporl's WntclffR•Gffy Owner 0will rinance. No M9wport IHch I 069 best areas 4 BdrtnS . 2 , ______ _ details over phnne. ••••••••••••••••••••••• baths. formal din. rm ~ S.C..,,...._ 107, ssoo.~ THE ILUFFS rumpus rm Sep. yarc:t ••••••••••••••••••••••• HI•• McCOf"IMck for boat or RV storai:e Gracious II vi n g In SJ89,000 FttH OCEAM VIEW IMfty 494-7551 dynamic area. 3 Bdrm. NIWPOITIUCH Swei!ping coai;t11I view 2...., ba. alla<'hed 11ar, llALTY 675-1642 from all nwior room:-. close to pool. Thi3 1s un· ---------• r~ rrom any Pos~1bll-Oceanfront be a t ab I e . v a I u e WXUIY obstruct1on1< POC)I inil' WINDJAMMER I El t2 I PROPERTIES INC.. WAl:~DPIOCMTE ::811c c~:;w . .:~: ~~y 6410-U77 or ~3927 I ~ IH at $159.000 By Owner. Custom 2 br? ba. 2 fireplace. Vi blk to ~an. $219.000 7S4· UZ4 days. ~5119 CVH Contract of sale, tO'lf down. 3 br 2 ba. loaded. f I.T Bob Marl'cl 057-M 2st,y. 3 l~vel. 28r. 2"'18n, iii!i!f.~GCi) formal din rm, nook. frplc. Atl bar, t"lt'C seeuri..t>'. lfl waterfront peUo. 2 view deckl. pvt beach, pool " Jacuu1, fated ffC\U1l,y cornd'IUnJ· t.y lmmed occupanc)' (714 >154H96l 552 ~..54 'l~·tt C•-..e a..~•,. ~ ... .,_c ...... ..,.. , •.•.........•.......... ..••.....••..•.•••..... SPANISH HACIENDA lJwn a Vtll.t b)' thfo bUdl ~llll th!Jl 2 bdrm l'OllA.i« J~' b1Qck8 ll\ lM W<l\t'r Can l Hnd thaa for I s •I $19,000 No down lo vrtit 0.11 bt-IOl'e It 'r. jlOnl' 540-160 lllf ltela11 RC.\l ES TATE CV. k1!U. (l('f"IJ n \ It'"' ~'om h<\mt•" 11111\-r.. R I-; bbl "41)4 1071 ..•••..••....••........ lJ'i V\\ 't-:K .1 MUST S \CHH 'll· 1-: l..itnl• • br ;? ,., ... ( ur 1111 1 0 l'f\ol ny '\\,..t, \\IC\ m.-n ttOn Mu.st w1• $Iii! MOii ()pt•n luw ~ U(I 10•, DOWS !11l '• lN1' HOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• FAMILIES ledto Sdlool l.S Ko>~)':!-M unor 38r, f 14n\ r rn :..rr . 1Ml1~ ~I P"I ,:J t11 e.dl f .&.,l ns.soo. PLUSH HOME I •>C"•l"d •ln 1trc-t•nlu II 111'14 t.ti•nhroo\ CJ 24r.•>4 .IOr. f•m rm .itr 1111 ap pl1an1 f'' h1·11u t1full¥ ll'l(l'irpd 11 ... A'Wi'I (l 1 SU TODAY! MOBILE HOME STORE IUfl.2 "1 ~ tllle t:ollt•jlf' Anuhr 1m '56-4500 00 qulllJ(y llljt, 3400 "II ft I ---------• I.Ir 3 bu J <'Jf S:Jfua;r :? f1rtpl.1t't'' s l~!I ouo •!134.B ./ UHIOUE B't'OWrfER ~m1y ,11mo:.pher\· in U1111 :I ti<frm. I' • ba T wnh.w bl v.o pool & 1:11\l 4!1:>l~ 4 liH . 2b.i. po.ii <·crrner Vlt'\o\, It\' 1111 ('lcdn. $1ru.ooo. Nr l)Cn, !>Chb 493 J42tl () \\ n I s.taAfta 1080 ··••···············•·•· ~hl!Tming n~ s 1d1• home. 2 Bit. fam rm. frplc All terms, only $63.000 P rine o nly Ownr ~70Cf1 VIEW Holhnit hll" hor '" r_.m·ht•s ourr t <.'1>un1ry living & lor;itt>d rn ORANG I': COUNTY The m ob 1 I e h o m •• 1 " a CUSTO M M ADE VJKING, 24x60. air. ull appliance.. profer;s1on:il· ly lndsrpd. low park renl too li..S8980-I 721 ' Pri ced t or qui r k po:.. .... l~lon S33,900 MOBILE HOME STORE 956-4500 ~°"" rro,.rty 2 00 0 ........••............. 10 UMSTS s110.ooo. <~n t lw1.11 lhU., $2 UJOO V'l''r Wiil Su11t•r 01 1Hl6h' rounl)' Int• Gn•ot II\ r11111t• Gn•ul r1111h f111.,. Coll bdort• lht') 1ir1· eon.•' 540-3'66 lllf ltela11 REAL ESTATE loeimtoWld .. ~As·r~1 u~; CM I rt• 1ldf!nrl'• on 11 1louhlt• ~t· It 2 Lot A)oll m~ ruoo HIWPORT IUCH b l NI I~ I l !Ilk Iii bt_• .. d \, O! llll" 11nvrov .. t.1 w 1 unit" 1 2 l•>llt '11cant Ov.rwr v.111 hl\lll\Ct' Onl)' $ l00.1100 Al(l'lll G75 6700 IHVESTMEMTS WE'VE GONE ASHIN' Our :,ak~ :-.lc.1ff has nlready dosed Mt•r $1iO,OOo.ooo this year and lht•y, ltkl· 1111 or you. d\'M·rvc a long holiday v.t!J>kcncl ' So we'vl' J.?lVl'r'I 1t lo them ! It you (';Jll put your Hrul &-;late needs on "hold" 'lll after the 4lh. we'll have uur truly profcsl-.1o n a l. w('ll rested :..laff t1vuilahle und at your s ervice' A rtt:r all. rton 'l you dc~crvc the very hl•:..t 'I llavc J Happy and Safe Holiday Weekend! Qvolt Ptoce Propef'ffe1 0141 752-1920 9UAIL1 PLACE PROPERTIESrM (Open Til 8:30 P.M.J Housts FvmlatMd Tuesday Septombe• 5 1978 * DAILY PILOT C1 ......•..••........•... .Wwport leach 3169 H~Hs Unfwwilhed Housu U1tfwwlshed HCM11es U"fwWlhed .........•.....•.......•.............•.............................•...••....•.•.••••..••••• ~ O<'l<~ANl'llON'f t.UXUHY J hr duplt•x Wlrl\l'r 0~hwhr frpJ<o $600 mo 673 !14U:J m ~~ll CosfoMno 3224 lrrlM l2S5 3 bltrm. 2 ba !lluf(" condo ·······••····•········• J flr. i: 1 7 ~4) l'Ot10 1-''l')'.I •• 1·1pt urp•., w.a,h 'df) rt'frtit S!'>CtO mo Yrly leasl' 6'12 JMJ I l1•H•I Puol. µuuu Nr V1nl' covt'rt'd hide 1.1w.1y :.hofll' $600 nlo l'<c Mrs 3Ur. l ba. lrpl<' S460/mo l'oop\'r G7S O!ll i or 645-800tl.64S·3000 496 ll:IOI ------ $250 l~c 2 br. kid!!. ~t:. IJ J I lJ o .1 o (' 1• J n C r o n t gJrllAt' fo'ncd yd Smu 11 tlupll'X. 3 or F. pullO Compl rum AVtl\I Sept June. $600 $700 673-5661. 675-1642 Mesa Verde • Br. 2 Liu. fan{rm. rrpk. clO!><' 10 srhls. top n«-'1~hborhood ..................... •••\.•• RatTaLS I HR, LU:i 2 BR.i 011 3RK. ~BJ ··~ .................. . l'ct>I 4 ..,llllO k1d-. ok $GOO Sl'l\811 ftt'498--00M •HOME FINDERS• 3 fk. :m.. ssso 111~ lfoft Vleio 326 7 3 UR,~ ba $!MJO • ••• •••• •• •• •• • •• ••• •• • r.b1t.111on \ ICJO potlesl> Cai;tillc F.:I Dair Pl:.n Centra l air. 3Hr wt vu of hrllit f'rm I din mg, family rm. S4751 mo lse no pets 644 72 t I Newport Isl~ winter 2 bd. S595 mo. l-O mo OK Call frplc. gar, t;iundry. '1 Pele. Seltct l'ro~rtlel'. S42:5 3 ~ rent opllon block to bay I park, avail 751-3191 't523 C.otPUSDt·IRVl~E New Sn\311fet!49R-00tl4 9 IS, $350. 675-9497 OClftG Point l2lS --------__ ,,H_O_M_E_F_lN_O_£_RS_•_ I brnrocean. Adlts. qwet, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Villagt.' Ill. 3 BR ... bonus I U l & . bl r , N 8 rm . 2'., ba . d1r1 rm . M.wpori leach 3269 c n. ti ca e rec o z BR. 1 u. ocean vu~w. no dbl ~ar Nr :.hoppml(. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet.$325wmter54tl·142S yrd wrk, l>rrck patio schools $625 Mo On the ocean. 2 br. 11.l't ba. F~r':nb~a i~ 9 51/!Ji~J~ A Kent 6;3·3663 neach House 2 Bdrm. 1 ba. till June Is\. 13901 mo Ph645·2635 frplc ~ mos. renlul. $425 or 1/982·21()1! Sept 9lh 631-000-0 --'-------WOODBRIDGE Charming 2 br, I ba h.c;c PLUSH 3 br. 21;:i ba condo Only steps from water HiithJy upgraded AvR1I approx. Sept. 15th. $775 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3202 .•.....••...•.......... •HOMEFIMDERS • LOW RENTALS Call today-Move today 557 0824 Mature adults . no pets $350 1-~u rnishcd S3i5 4~ or 675·81 l I RENT TO BUY E};lat.es. Lincoln Model. 3Bdrm. J Ba S63St m o 640·1271 558-8534 or 675· J 938 LEASE. JBr. 2b& wf(nl'd --------- yurd $4JO'mo 2 BR. : ba. dmmg room PARK RLTY SS!·SOOO On Peninsula. I houM• tOOO's of Vacancies 49 DELUXE UNITS Sl8S Bacb uttl pd Rltr yd 2S 3Rdrm. 24 2Udrm, --------•!Out of CCMlllty $220 I br kid OK J(a r yd All rent applies to down payment 3 lidrm. dtn. 2•12 ba Townhome Sma II oce1m view Lse !I mo!'; at S480-Sl200 opt money and you will have S6000 towards your rln pay· ment . .S9L500 . .#432. C.ill John 493·93111 or 493 1400 Beaut l Br Orangelrce ~:13bearh Yearly Lok~ Condo All fac11 m---------- cl g tennis Adi! com Bl~ Canyon twnhme. 2 br m un 1 l y • no P •· l., 2 ba. fireplace. we\ bur $395/mo Opt lo buy pnv ~a rage, pool. -Ml-6807 or 559-SS9l. ,acuu1. tennis. Beauufl.il room to build 20 mute U(i)UIDATIOH f'r~ 2550 ' · kuis nr sch Owner will carry with • 16 U.SSk Dn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $26S2br kid/pet patio $260.000 down. Price * 39 u.2501( On. TOT CHOICE SJ003br garsr cttn!> firm. $1,125,000 •76 1135011 Dn. TOT S3503br 2b3 gar pix 22 UNITS -" PROPERTIES $3954brkdlplopttbuy Extra sharp! Only 6 yrs MAJOR I NVESTOHS Heethen serv1ce1l> 3 BR. frpk. f.1m rm . earthy Walk to beach $495 998·1Hi4 or 974 200M Orange Tree Patio Home. vtew Avail Sept. ~-$700 18r. den, avail Sept l. _7_59_-_0_l87 ______ _ pool. Jacuzzi & tennis COUNTRY CHARM 1n S39Smo SS9·l94l Harbor Vu. 4Br. 31,;;i Ba. old. Tenants pay ut1I. 2 seek liquidation All Apple Vol~y •FREE 1-~oR LIFE • BBQ. rec rm. pool 9X ::fcto~o~:O'~~~. t~{1. I./ 1, are horse pro· GAloodl 10 all 24A1lo1 cations ~o~~~/i~ ;;:~~oJiw SAN JOAQUIN ~n.oss. XJnt area. $550,000 perties Ready lo bwld. areas . pnces •llOMEfl .. rDERS• 2 8drmt<, 2 bath.'-on bnck patJos. ""'ood flr.i. !all1l'<>. S795 m o b l' 67J..8112 eves1 wknds ,.. have POS cash flow ., belt ct"~ to pool $4660 w/lcrms. $265 2+ kids new hom e• green ' v.>e AGT. 24 Hr Hoffine 11 1 •1. acres Fantastic $2"" l + "a rage "PPlns Vacant $550. Month THE BLUFFS Lake Elsmore Sm fee "" " u y & Ill!: ... CH 541-0800 view & utibties lo proper· 498.0084 Plex. Sml fee 498·0084 IA ..-Ccrefrff Uvinc) 13 UMITS AIJ 2 bdrm . solar JX>OI. ---------1 Owner will carry con tract with $15.000 down TRIPLEX tyline $7650w/terms llOMEFINDERS •HOMEFINDf.RS• REALTY 759-081 1 AVAIL.MOW! ./I 2'h acres Horse pro 4 BR • .., Bonus rm $67~ ' Other Rffl &tote 2Ur, 2 f.?dn ba. 24xS6, <len U C m1r l'IC>.'icts N/shop pmg 5Slar Park 581·5821 $375,000 C.M Top cond. Reducl'd to $148.000. Income $930 No Qualefyin~ or cosi.s. Owner/ Agl. 548-5777 ~,~.::mi ~no ~~es be;~~~u~ 7.~~~-~~~.?~.1.~ !!~~··••••3•b••••:~.b3.~ ;.~t~,Wi*~ J.BJ\l~rb~~ s~'1~o w ..r s. $4853+k1ds f1replacr Beaut <.!>to ry r I·• a. 4BR.poolside$750Mo I ..•••.•....••...••....• 30HALOT Eastside Costa ~1£'su. 3 separate houses on cor- ner lot. Super location /.I 20 a<.'res Nr s hops & Pat1osml fee 498·0084 frpk. ds hwhr, kids & ColumbiJ 1n (;ol!t-gr HASTINGS&CO schools Sl466perarre •HOMEFINDERS• pet.s ok S475 Agt No fee P:irk z-:oo "o Q fr. J REALTORS 64(}..556(; 1100 WANTED: Costa Mesu 4·plex, two3's, two2's, $165,000 ACACIA TREE II DUPLEX. Outstand· 964·2566 973-2971 bedroom .. bonu~ room -~------- 111g buy for the investor Corcno ct.I Mc:w 3222 · or 4 bedrooms Washer Bluffs rondo, :! BR. 2 b<1. .......•..•..•••.•..... •EXCITING• TOP GOLFER prh ate, pear-s'1::11wd CC pulling green & 4 yr Oomus double w 11le home at El Toro Moh1le Es tates. QUJet park, walk to post orfr & sh<•P· prng, I m1 from fwy 5 & Leis ure World Carlst}n, ownr. 830·9393, 673·9589 <'VeS $159,900. OnlyS27.500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• N1ttJbr,2 ba.lrplc: i.:ar .i nd dryer included pool,newcar1>4'ts.paint Call 973·4626 tt0w! J BR, 2 ba, Ir$? Cam rm. pal.IO. Cncd yd 1{1d:; & Super cXe<.'utlve home m ed thruout I Yr lea~e 20NALOT Easlsidc CO!l ta Mcsu. 2 REALTY 642-1355 &.nHinldcR.E.lnc. pool. new <·rpL'l & J)a1nt. petsok $445 AJ!(.nofee lrvsnl'!forS650/mo Suzec No ch1ldr<>n or pet<. l63lE.l7thSt.S A $975 pool servt grdnr in· 964·2566or973 29'TI S.'il·20000r 559-6l98Agt Av:ul now'S535Mo Seo Side Beauty Sea caps & s unsets. a blfl Cliffs ide l'arudu:ic I Or, +bonus rm rn Laguna Uy tht> Seu Park rent onl.v $13.."> mo. Priced to sell al Slli.~. CALL TODAY tKCJ007 I st!paratc hOUSt-~ on R2 ---------•! cl 675·3'.>50 $4004 +den kids. pets Afl(enl 640·0020 CAHYOHLAKE 3 BR,2ba.lrplc. Pa110.sma11Cee498·0084 °L.ogYnaleach 3248 a br 2 ba,WID.gas BBQ. Carries Itself Best lot buy on main bltns.$575 •HOMEFINOERS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• autodropnr . nr bch $450 .. $25,000 DOWN lake 128 fl of watt>rlront t'\varl 9/9 673 1229 -Great view pnmc 3 br 2ha mo Sl50 seeur & clean lot. $129,500. COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 bdrm units. 1 wlfrplc End garasit'!-o Near OCC 2 lo c·hoosr . 10 UN ITS Priced at SSS,000 S345 2br aft pool bbq patios frpl nr bch town I I T Bob Marn• I .SAL.~OH TRAOI-: BUDGET CORNER SEAVIEW Air Smal ftt«-'198-0084 49t-«!JOafl4pm 957·2666 CaUfomio Pa~ific Mobile Home SolH 270tl Harbor, Ste WR Royal P__...ies Beautiful JBdrm. 2Ba. New ocean view 2 br. 2. .•HOMEFINOERS• ---------' ..,,...... ' b • A I 1 So Laguna • bdrm home. Ll 00 ISLE HOME. a BR ~ 642-1830 Canuly rm on a larJ~I' cor a . ..,.,aseor ease op ion ~"Valley 3234 whJtewator view. $750 Ba. lge hvmg rm. w/fplc ---------•! ner lot. Under conlitruc· Agent 675·0562. t'ves ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ph493-S6lO bltns. dbl l(ar. pauo. yr lion a nd pnced to sell 675-3637 Condo, nr F v Civic ly Avl .now S89S mo f'ORt:ST GARDENS fn.>m. f\111 price $129,900. >Star Adult Park ~""R€S TIG€ Wrll go this weekend al 2 BR. 1 ba, nr bt>ach & U!nter 3 BR. lrg bonus 2 Bdrm. 2 bath hou. or645-6822 $64.500. stores. 8 mu's new. old rm. 1'·2 ba. encl dbl gar . fantastic ocean v1t'w 72 V11l11 West 2 Ar. 2 _ r _ bath. Ju:.l red $33,SOO. J HOME:~ 540-5937 64 UNITS LIDO ISLE LAGUNA lllLl..S 3333 W. COAST HWY 4 16 unit burlding-;, $42.5.000 u piece No quah· ryini:. seller will carry balanrt-with 20' ( d"' n. r o:.1t1ve cai.h flow 1\1(1 ~-5905, 24 hrs REFRESHIHG CdM charm $475 OW, p3t10. nr pool No Close 10 loe S465 mo BAVSHORES Charming $7500 down. no loan recs 615·fi299 pets $425/mo Isl & last. 494-728i.494·42_1_2 ___ l BR. home widen. 2 b:;. 1977 Dbl wld{' I.oncer. water clo~e. fully up ~ra ded P e l p ark ($F'l25(1) BeauuCul dbl wrrle ;i Rr. 2 NEWPORT Hl-~ACll ba Comer 10<' Close to 645-6646 d 845 xtra lgc sunny patio. dbl buys thts custom38drm. llarbor View llomt-s, ep 5577 $650unfurtS700fum,Bluc <>ar.Cptc.bltns re£n°.No clubhou!.e rn 5-slllr adult 2Ba home acroi.s the r " "' street from water ac· smashing 4 RR. 2 ba . ~Oft leach 32"0 Lagoon Villa. oen rnl on pet<; Pvt area wtser ~ Mobile Ho... Statt 848-8895 park 536.500 Q>vlngton 4 Plex or_ So Coasl Pla7.a . By owner Principals only. Call 846-0009 eess Crpl $700 Per monlh. ••••• •••• •• ••• ••• ••• •• • pvt br h 714/ 499 32 l <. l)eaches. $850 mo yrly Agent644 7383 Brand new custom home 3 2131703-0230 Ownr/3g\ .. 675-3568 •EXCITING• WESTMI NSTER Squeaky clean 2 Bdrm In family park Children/· pets OK. Spal·c r e nt $107/mo. Nr pool & clubhouse $32,000. DUPLEX/Hwtt leoch 2\.2 blks lo beurh. Two 2 bdrm un1ls with dis · hwa&hers. 3 garages LOOKING FOR UVERAGE? 20 sin~le family homes, all tenant occupied. $300.()0() dwn per home. No qualifying, owner will carry balance. Propert. management av 211l. Great tax shelter. Agt 5'42·5905. 24 I rs The Real Es tote HOU$C 1-679-6851. Rentals 1Br, frplc. beamed ce1l ings, patio, reCngt utrl in· cl'd, $365 mo. 6734 705 br 2"'1 ba. walk lo beach. N-ew-. _Ca_n_l-as-·t-1c-v-ie_w_._u_p_· ON BEACH -Ba I bo;,s - ''1ew of ort•a n. m:.ny per. V1cton :i Bch 18r. Perun best locauon. 1m other amenities $6-00 2Ba, frplc, deck, wet bar. macuJate 4 BR 2 Ba. Cpl<:. 1213)333-3846 $600 mo. 494-730l cathedral beamed clgs. NEWPORT HACH DIL WIDE LUXURY SIS MONTH RENT Lc*e Forest RJty 837-6161 • •••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS Ocean. bay & nighUsme views from this truly spectacular '1 bdrm home. Avatl ()('t 1st on a mirumum I year lease Sl.2!)S per moot h l'lcal J br. z ba. gar. crpL'i. Secluded 2Bdrm cottal(t sec. system . Qwet re rnro yd Kids & pets ok 00 "3 acre '" Cnyn. OK s1dent.1al area, cloi;e to S4 3,5 Alll . no fee for siabl e. kenne l. school. library Yrly 1978 Winston Manor, :.mr. DOLPHIN PROPERTIES LONG BEACll 213-433-095 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lalboa P..ttrrsuka 3107 964-2566 or 973·2971 nursery . artist. Lon j! Sll50 monthly. winter •·-lse.•~.,c 494_5548 r t'nlii l. allSO furn Put kids & pets rn the ~"" "' -~ n e ~ o t 1 :s b 1 t' R P ,., yard. S295 2 br. 1 ba lmmed. occupam:y. : br 7l4-613-0996 2Da. A beautiful home 1-----------Re~dy lo OCCUJ))'. , -•··••···•·•········•··· Califontio Podflc 0 c e a n " I e w . p r' \ ._. __ s....i-beaches. pier. pool. 2 br. Mobit. ,,_,,. 'llllCI lanai. ~arden prl vacy. VIEW 2706 Harbor. Stc 208 Treasure Island. 641i·208S 2 br, 2 ba Seaview home. COSTA MESA Winter 3 br 2. ba $455 mo ~ Montero. 675 5881 Corono ct.I Mor l 1 22 673-4400 HARBOR Small fet: 645-4900 ~. walk to V1c·tor1a --------- •CONSUMER'S G UIDE Bcll. whrtewaier vrew. Bluffs :s BR. 2"70ba. condo Kids' Pets' J acuzzi. pool. S400mo 6J'i.()t~ nr everything. $600 Mo 540-5937 large lot. Will trade for 2 ---Proft'SS1onal single bus1· or 3 unit Newport Be<ich TRI-PL EX Sell or trade f'in'! tax shelter, 3 two be1lroom uni ls on a corner lot Ca II now for more info. ut 646.7434 ....•••........•....... CLOSE TO BEACH Completely furnis hed Ready for qualified cou- 3br. 2ba.$360. Small fee Apent644·1J33 645-4900 2 Bed . ~ Ba . f'1replace. FAMILY PARK ness man wis hes lo or Costa Mesa. A1o1cnt. Super 3Br. 2Ba. + Cam RENT mobile home. 675-0562,eves 675·3637 •CONSUMER ·,g GUI DE ocean view. new carpets. 3 Br. 2 ba. _Crpl. Z car gur qwel Nopets SS2S/mo wtopnr Nr Back Bay rm, Goldenwest. Pnce furn or unfum. nr lhe redu~e d t o 29, 990 beach. CdM to Long 4-l'lex Costa Mesa ~e <73 LB1717> Beach.ClayCon<m.Oays unrls w/good rents 493-2680 will sell for $149.500. ple lo enjoy. 2 Bedrm. 1 ,\ l>e\1-.r•in 11t bath. f1replucc. sunny 11.irhrn '"''''lnWnl Co palio. double garai:e lsl ---------· & last + sccunty dep. --------- $6501 mo. Agt 613-SSSO IRANDHEW Mobile Honte Store (21312164-464-0. eves (714) Owner moved north & ~ 848·8895 -· --------USA Realty 21 Beach Living 4-Pte Covington ty1Jc in •EXCITING• Several new ~e,; left ~~C:/:~~1i~&1~~~1~11b~ GoldStarService \!> Oct'Gll'tfrontCondo KIDS & PETS in a beaulifu roc·ky units Should be $185.000. OH SAHD-VIEW '• of a mrlc from lh ocean front par , pvt Pnce$165.000 8Unih-S180,000 .......,,.°" leach l 140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 B<inns .. 2 baths. :! car garaRe Vacant SSOO Mo. IAY &IEACH REALTY 759-0811 l)eaoh. fun rn llw sun community. subletting USA Really Garden Grov'! Agt Pool-sauna-exer cise Rent with Option 3Br. 2Ba, 100 many xtra. 8 l lo w t-d in Park 3 64G-0507 or581·5~186 848-1188or 53&-2644 B~~n~~':"ia:!~d~3~~ Vacant-immed poss \o me ntion , rn m os beaches+ pier. homes AskforJimW1lson Soor Hwy Spac1<Jus2 Rr, be autiful 5• fo'am1ly pricedfSor,,,OO ~HOUSES? 4·PLEXSl2'.500 or968-30t4 2 bathhoml'enxlnt ('Ond Park rn t.:al1fnrn1a You gol It! In EaslS1dc Garden grow all Z br's, lac)unoleach 1148 Walk lo beach fo'ull prict• 4 BR. 2"'1 ba. brand new. 2 blJcs from beach. crpt, dq>l>, dshwsr , microwave oven 2 wk:. free reni. $5SO mo. Call Sally. S:J&.8832 wk dys Super s harp, h11thly up graded 3 br w1he<1 v) shake roof bright . (•h ccrf ul klldll·n w1dshwhr Lite llv rm. pror lnds pcl $475 mo SH-l622 or 84R·9R40 NORINS REALTY Frml dm rm. cpt/drp:.. 4~-8057 Fried yard & spnnklel" S2SO bach studio pool $575 332 Monte V1st.1 Day'\ 544 0614 , t'Vt·~ 548·3604 Furn Small fee 498-0084 _.~•-H_O_M_E_F_l_N_D_E_R_S_•~'-w-es-tr-~-f-f -2B_R_Z_B_A_d_e_l_ux-, A beauty' $550 3 + lud!' Gar Small fee49R-0084 •HOMEFINOfo:R. • 3 lidrm. 2 bllth H11l~1de condo lor lease. Nl w carpets. appl . & n1·~ painted No c·h1ldren or pets S52S 644.5524 hou:;e Bluebird Ca nyon1---------• qwet ~tree\, l:1rge deck. magnif1<.'ent ocean view S650i mo Gumb1ncr & Assoc 494 942 l PROMONTORY 2 Bdrm Wllh loft Penthouse Apl $950/mo wimin~ J>('ol. JHC UZll. • ltiH.AtSSANCE Costa Mesa: well main· 11,, ba, Agt. 53h·2&\•l or ••••••••••••••••••••••• S182.500 saunas. enclosed roller Mobile properties & tained property on two 848_ 1188 Ask for J 1 m JBdrm. ocean view. dose Creative lnve!'ttmcnls ~kateng rink. minute. landdevelopmC'nt Co. 21djoming lots with new W 1 to bch To end or June.1 ____ 644_·_95_1_J __ _ 3 Ar. 3 ba surfs 1dc l'ondu Z n1r )!ara)(c & pal10 Clean & sharp. fliW fl oor <.'overing throughout LOIJllftO Hills 3 250 ON Wl\TE R. 2 Bdrms. boat shp. $";50/mo yr!} Furrushed or unfum ON LID O ISLE Beauuful 2 Bdrm. den. diruntot rm, pvt patio, l bath $800/ mo from Fashion Island C7 I 4t "'9·38 I 6 roots and tht.' owner will 1 son. No pets $495 494 5012 $450 m o No pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Pav1lho n & onl C714t 557-0600 helofinance• 752·1920 ------------·----·--·-Costa Meso 3224 960-6351 3 bdr Z ba. schoob & shopping, SSOOl mo Isl & last. 768 3933. ~1 940.1 S33c5:.~=~~ific Newport Beach. Live on ' P(i)LU.AACILE IN COR~~~L~:LMAR -•J•Be-droo·.-m•s···3•B•a•t•hs•.• ;;;~~:,:~:·~:~;(~:.·,::~~:· ~~sb~~.b~.r~~~~ ~~l Mobile Homt-Sal<'!> the bay, 2 br, walk lo All 2 Bdrm 6 parking Ocean View ·Top of the S285 mo No pets Dave, bar, 3000 sq ft. g ordcnt-r Loquna HieJUel 3252 2706 Harbor. SLl'2lm Udo shops spaces. Community PoOl World Brand Nc•w llome /\.1,1.. 644.72 1) No pets $750 493 9431 •••••••••••••••••••••••i·--------• Wat.rfroftt HOMllts 631 ~9'00 540-5937 RENJ\ISSJ\NCE PllOPatTIES'"' $ 172.000 Sl .000 a month. Opens-"---------dys,898 2028l'ves roWNHOME. 2br. 2ha. -----------------1 557·0600 4~·3816 !louse · Sat & SUn lpm Duplex. $425 mo I yr l~c Coiy 2 Br. I ''2 b;i Condo vu. pool, JJt" on grnblt 2 BR. 2 Ba, 810 CANYON C ll!:.OJ'l"R•• tO,...Til l !lO,.M.I 4pm (714 174H>641 Ask '"-autnew"+den.2•, •· I soo ""7 """" TOWNHOu E"-~ut up ORAMG!CTY Acreage for Sale 1200 TheEstoteMdien forJim.983t'\capulcoSl b~.blllns. Fr~k.dbl g11r. W/frplc. Pool Call an" g;~el~~/cv:l>o ..., -.u.u;. ~ra d e d·~ 1'o':'d11 .,i LI th' 1 1 db ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 units. xlnl location. l714t 751-6063 Take Dlucblrd Cnyn Rd I child OK. no pets To _P_m_. _cz_i_3_>S3_l·_6306 ____ ---------amemlies. No children. w '" is · ove Y · 5 ACRES FOR MO.ILE Ornst Cnl)'. <8> 2's & Os> off llwy l. nice family w/rers only " br 2 ba. all new. $4i5. u....-•-ocJt 3269 no pets s-;so_ 644•0509. wide Barrington rn Le I l d t's sm 000 USA Really •_.....for 5....1-22..iO •---------d h k II b ,_~,.....' -Orange Co's nicest fam1 ve area recent Y e· N-,,·-0507orSS2-~"a1 • ~ _. u <.:re it c e(' w1 e d ose lo ~vcrythln g ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly park. Loads of xtras . veloped pro~erty. Xlnt '"" JOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• mad<' 2397 EldC'n 1\vo 968-9JOO .. ••••••••••••• .. cG2380.1-G9> for country living, -Won 7 UNITS OfflCE ILDG SITE tWwpori leoch 3169 1213)887·0023 owner ' Mobit.HomeStor• dmoerh,1'luel hpoomleenolriahlom'ocr. Ptideofownershiparea. llWltingtonBeach ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3b lb f 1 ro )yon New4 br ~'i"l !?,a w1v·~~-b I \ Agent 21.3·592-5365 27.000 sq. H lot near Magnificent beachfront r , a. rp (', mi pool. J3<.' . r H CY I'.. macna I rvtne 848·8895 Terms. PaclCica Hos pital, 5 West Ncwpurt home :; ly Nr stores & s t·hools form din rm.:! c11r J(ar. SIU~To IELIEVE FARGO TRIPLEX Points Shop. Cntr &Civic Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm $385 S40·3535or ~lH47l pat101 y ra SSJO J realty ~ 1714)676-5717 be h I Center$135 000 l()ftYrly lsc Sl5001mo3 bd,lba.East s1de.<.:M Water' \l96C!·55 ll or 4 mo. new dbl w1dl' OR 522·2.0M Closelo ac -arge un· Da~ideOurk.l'Rltr 956·:;811 s~U\mnleu<e 536-2307 Somerset, profcss1onally its in good area ....,., " " --------- lodscpd, lo space rent. JO acres farmlond. $795 So CatH.R•atty 546·9950 Oceanfront 2 BR winter 5'&8·3548 or 968-8274 Sil by thdire en this 3 br. !! $32.900. (08261&-78> acre Lo down. Hwy rron-546-5605 6"6-4529 Laguna Bc h Lol IJ,OOO rentals. From 9.15 78 to 2 br house, 1 bath, family ba hoQ'le · CpLS. :! car. MobUe HotM Store t::i11e . Gas & elrctric ---------1 $q .fl , one o f a kind 6~15-79. $450 John Va rm.$39S. mo. gar. all for only S435 84S..s89S level. Nr. lg farms . ocean/cnyn vu Sl2S.OOO. ruanCo.631·0900 548.7638 Agt No fee 964 2566, 7141524..JSSO 6 M__.,HS MEW 280.5 Bernard Ct 847-5887 973-2971 -60 1 DOW~ ""' or; BEAC H. Decorator ir. ... c:TSIDE 10 " I 0 & 20 ACRES 4 Units in beautifully furnished 2 story. 4 Bdrm ..,_ HIMt~on Lale model double wide FORSUIOIVISIOM landscaped setting. All DANA POINT VIEW. In best location 38drm. 2~Ba . d e n . HarbOur tn frne family & 11dult Xlntinvestmcntforcons· havefrplcs&blllns.Ask· Unique white w a t er. $l400monthly. mode l hme .cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• park. &nk l'eposscsslon. ,.. ing$215.000 ~;ich & harbor views 2 Bdrm with OOAT SLIP $585/mo Incl gardener & F o r 1 e 3 "e. " n R easy terms. Mobile cientious .,,uycrs near Plans lhru coast a l S750yrly wtr 759·1092/640·6374 waterfront homt• i10· Home Store 1062 N. major town. Expand In~ 150~ DOWM Terms . $13 t.500. Ph Waterfront llomes boat dock. new curl)('ts & State r~ttene. Anoheim. a re a 11 as a 11 u l i I 1~ 4,... Aoc., cc.7 .,.,,,2 2 hr. cpts. drps, rarporl. h W lk ~ .,,,.,"':' ., w/paved roads. $120.000 4 Uni~ In lo'!rellt lorallon """""""'•"" . ....,., 631·1400 kids ok No pets S310 poml l ruout 11 to .,,,.........,. •-•""' 000 T t e $13 6"" Ask a ""9-0'"" beaches, schools & shop .,.....,, . crms ,nrom000 • ""· '""' White Slips he re shortly Penm 2brhom(' Wosher . '" wv. pint( SIJOO mo LOOI< EL TORO FARGO 160· · Dana Harbor View lolS dryer, util incl Av1111.1---------1 PROPEHTIE!:;.846-33.16 Utfl t977 dbl wide (714)676·5717 _Agcnt493-0961__ Sept to June $550 fORLEASE ller1taic, Roman tub.1 ___ 0_R_522_·_2080___ STEPS TO ICH 615·3008 Waterfront tit lfunt many xtras. tl134A) 10 acre Avocado Grove Neor new Peninsula Outof Co.tty S BR Hurbour. I BR t·ondo. MotMM HOftlt Store $IG7.soo. Va lley ~nlcr duple" in tornflc area. Properly 2550 •OCEANFRONT 4 Rr. ni. TU TIN. 2'" · tennis. pools. walk to <Lu• '"'"S As.km"$18S,OOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• great VJl'W Yr ly only moder n kll r h en t-ocean Slip J va1I S<I~ ....., . .,.,., INo. S D. Counly> " C..tomRancftette ~.eves642.oo..s Clrcplac(' Irving room 826-8l&4 2 br. private beach .,_642_·2l_64_._G_73_.fl1_82___ ... EVER •'-•t~'. c -2omce.1mmt.'<iia tcoc-1---------Ne\l1~rt . .ldults. $34,()00. • .n.a• ... T " ""-"" " ~II or trade for su.tt11blc _________ , cupanry. Por lease,~ br waterfront S2 0 ,,,.,3 _.,., ,.. _ -2 super large 3 Bdrm ur'I· prot>erty. $1()0K equity •OOE.'""dD MD All home 36' baat shp. lg llv 1 pr mo '11 -....... v MtMf.llAHCH lt.s on wide s treet Walk On l "'• acres 38drm. u • rvn.uw rm. fam rm, deek New COSTA. MISA l+ ~ Ac re w/housc & to ocean Asklng$22S.OOO highly upicr11ded, pool, To pl11t-e your message C.M._4 i.==. . .... <:Sl'J>f't & pJJent thr uou\ '78 LMncer, i.x48, walk lo ~rgeoo.s view In Mur. s pa & huge c u s tom before the ......r;r; .._ S 13 00 I o fr 0 .,.. n c r shoppln&S:!9,8C50. rieta Valley 2 llR houae. patios Giant old oa.ks. rradinir public, 846·3990 Amen ran Mobil<: Hom es out bldgs, family fruit or b11ded J>llSturt. a repe phone 8-42-3839 chard. Only $65,000 OC"<'hard. lrngated ea3y Dn1l~P1lot ~ Terms. KUR RY' 1 care natural (tllrf'lens. CIAAslfi<¥J. 642 ~711 CHIL.DREH/PETS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bil\m. '59, l0Jt6S, nC11l. fAROO 2 005 &al~ Blvd. fully fencoo Must s~e lo WllCOME 2 hr :! bo lwnhse. Uotv :.woing/carporl, furn (71-4)877·~11 Newport lkh.673·2058 a pp r ec• 8 t t'' I 714 ) ·~~~~~~~~~13 Bdrm. hugt-yard Park . l' o m m un moveout.$~.831-37.S OR 522~ 925-7513/927·3S7R $4501mo Ph6452577 pool p11rks.$450 55931'4"; 32"2 BLUFFS Private. split-level 3 BR townhome s urrounded by towenng pines on exptrnstve greenbe lt $800/mo. Also avail<1ble for sale . Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <S-IJ.) UDO Avail now' 3 BRs. 2 batlls on qwct street w;sunny So. patio. Bright. c h e erful kitchen. tplc tn hving rm • dining area off patio. 2-car garage w 1open er. P rtva t e beaches . $850t mo yrly John Gran ath 642'-8235. <S, 138> NEWPORT IL\CH Formal dmin~ rm -lg . famiiy rm -J BRs -2 baths Comer lot w1wallcd garden S700 t mo. incl. g ardener Carol T a tum 644-6200. <S·l39i 642-1235 ll01 Dover Or11• '444200 "•""°' Vttw Ctnte' • rvlne •I C•mpu~ VtllfY C.nttr 752-1414 0 DAIL. V PIL.0 T * J uetday S•o1t1m~r !> 111/11 ~Rh u.fww. _.. _ fMe..ta ,.........__ ..._.. u-t..-.1_ .. _~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••• =:::: .... a.Mala to S-. 4300 Office R.tal 4400 ~ To........._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... UllfW:.a..ct ••• ,.......... 3769 eo.toM.M ll24 Me'WpOf'ta.oc• 3169 ---------• .._..,...,.. .. och 3269 lS2S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••n••••••••• 2(flrla nd II.rd toshr 3Bdrm I ....... t Ir Fo.ct 5100 .............................................. WI 1 b h 12 l.V\ ely 2 llr Tri plcx .... hte In 'Dover Shores RYIME O,p11......wty 5005 ..... •••••••••••••••••• NOP'ltE'llOl.l&CJl,C'ondo• UrtJllkVICIW ~tut1111nl( J st er Ill • ·1~ m o rrplll, drp:.. l."nrl 11or: Hut·hdor unit ,., block Sl6Slmo Fe11U1lei;only PRIME MacArthur ....................... t or Jo'ound•-r Call d 11 P 1, x • 11 ., t n L J 1 Wrm 2 •. ba "' ffl>ll . • ~ to unit ')Zilb Ntp Nwµt 111.11 Adulll! 131) from bt!icti. All utJI pd 64.2· lSOO Blvd. F .._5 A ~ " 1m11l 1111m"iJ C ( 1arto& ti.In( )48 WJ7l 831 1211!1 No kids, no peta. 201 F.. OFFICE SPACE " T FOOD n 1 m 111 A 111111 • n c ~ ~Uoa.'7~912 1lkr )4t!H211 h7~1i002 WINTtm :mdrm $3'7~ & TUF.OAJSY Balboa Blvd S~ per Mt F lo share CM hse. Cont•ctLou.iseOahl Prtmt Loe. In K·Mart League53'7·2r.3.nofoe ltG CAHYOM -~ SLl'pi. ti') ,u"nd ~i • F'u; K i'o s & ~h eir s:;~-:;:c:rty dep Call j:'~~.ksi7~~e:l:Jrplc CORPORATE REALTY ~IWI. Unllmlll.'.S2400 month 1 .,_.._.._fw-MllMd Nf'ptun.-~lrl7) JNlttllLA ---------975-0888 ~al. i!fc owner $211.500 Shephu d. re m11le . nr ~~ ... ~"hlir~n liJJa1r1~•, ;:::.:_·:•1:,:_·~··•••l••7•0•: .&lWf:,_:=*_L... •Pool r H I!: N E W p O R T Park Newport sh 2 br. 2 or o. 642-M~ dJy~. callfonua & Minnesotu IJOUIOU••"""' rl ... - -v ~ ·· '"-•'rotW MAfUNA, bf.out newly ba. w/fem ~. S22S Dy1 Desk space S75 XI t S4().7'7981&39·I060eves C M.545-334.2 • double fu mirt rm 1 ••••n••••••••••••••••• •Wlllhwuh~r11 <k:<.'Orul.Cd 2 BR, 2 ba + Norene S34·2093 Eveli. Beac h Blvd· lo 0 c'at1onn. Fut Food Stand. "'wpt t~ .. -p.H .. .,k pup tf"'ml frplrai . f'nUrl' hou»_, n•• ~ •• • • • •• •• •• • • • •• • • • •• • • d 640--0629 Be '"' .;:,ne ....a ~ ly ~•h.od L..m in •ttr , 1..riC 3 hr dl'ri. 3 IJ• furn 16oo lll..d 3106 •2 Bdrrr\11 & 1 llu cn. Wliterfronl sandy IM2-1418orM.2·6405 h Pier. Great location f(rylbmtbll&. wh tip on ~ 00 .. ~1 II.a) \hew \\'lr1lrr rt·n1.1l ••••••••••••• •••••••. •• •Wulk Lo pork bt>uch. lo vely a a rd en Gal lo share lovely 2 b 2 on bch boardwalk A8k· Lail Name-Summer v1.- • •\ff)' r .... f •' ~1udtntt1 ok Sh;,O llkh 11tPurnon11,CM Boat slip 11va11 No baaptutParkNewpor~t PfiRlME COSNTAMESAof. lngS17.SOO cash.S uleby Mc:.a WO<><U. Rewar'd l.n-rt APP4 OOl) A\'all li.6449'74 l'ulu ZIJr I U• ... 1u~C'. (7 141tl31·MI~ c hildren , no pet•. CaHNll•atworkS4?-J.386 ace. on ewport Blvd. owner .ca11Sam84tl·14H3. $46-0173 Nowl n(ril(. d("l'k ic11ri.(11t, 673-8'14 orhomeMt-72!>5. Bkr.646-3928:673·5179 morn. 7AM·!IA M l'Vl'sr---------- 8&.aNHUOSOH I er 4 hr. i ba bay view. bidryQ15rno •~ 32'.l:I LAMAMC HAA'1S --------.. ._..1 __.._. .... 50 6l'M·lOPM. LostDog · SIOO Rcwurd llALT-, .... 03112 ftttlt" hrown rrnl ...... , Lur"" 1,2&3 bedroom ·~bl.k 'Abe h B ........ -Grey/blk "hag Poodl ----_. .. _ ' ..:~. U llh • •• ..,.,, liMy(ront ll1>11t•r !')C'tlfll(' ;i d. n ..... ac • 3 R 2 BA . NOW! Non Cl~·smoker ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. SY c . ..,.,.,., "d • 1 1111" en •PIS Oahwhr downaualra. bit·'--. lrpl. melJow L' to 8 r 2Bdrm' Udo Isle. 21J Via Jucor .. c T-"" "rm .. H001 mo al' bltl\5.('l\Cl.e•r,11111 '· .. ·1' ""' .. C.11 67""""" .,.. ...._.. I Bl yrly, IN"lh , up l•J lr/t> .,.,..! ... _,I (i n UU<. PRUO. gar age. lease. apt, Sl60/mo. 2 blks to COM .... -c .... L FAST·FOOO ~ 2 br don + "'fl bar • ""· "1 d 77ti Scott ~. lZ144th Sl. 640·6140 b h ,..._ "" TAKE OUT bit. liJls l'' ,lnrn~·· A "' !':!!: .. ~·!'!!!furn Lllll pd -..00 ,.;.,....,0 JIOJ Pl 00 S07 __ 3__ c & town. S haron, HOUSI 8 . · Lost Bracelet. oriental. 5 _, .,,,....,,., W~'LI ~F 494-7372, ans. for leas"', $600 m o. .. us1neu in h eorl of Jade 11rn links Seu . tru . m 1rrort-J d uur• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ntiw 2 br, 2 ba. ull bltns ._.,, ... f 2br, l t,;ba ruo "' fli ~ Newport Beuch. Call for ttmt'nlal. Reward. natr •Ullt". ll"Jlt -' c•bh· ......... -...-. 3707 Le bayfront .• br 2 bu frplc. l1ncl gar, vauo: townhouse Adult& only, •IE SELECTIVE• can~a:!"oo~1 ~es!~~~~u details. lBarretl Realty. 646·2515 ~l> ~lt.d. l~nllll> • ••••••••••••••••••••••• flrr51 l11 c l', lie 111111111'" Inc.try rm S350. ,00 pets S395. 1728 &d· Gain a rel abl Tus"-CM 642-S200 1---------- 1ac Ailull' no p1•1-1 1 UH ott at park 'JI winh·r vnv l>ti11l·h. 111lult" only 'l'SL M¥ml 642·1003 ord l.n. Mlf·?S33 roommate ~5 71,~r.4 Trl.'Harbor Realtors FOUND Pair of prescnf· S770/!lnm«' fl.-x1h1ht) ~ "'"$JOO 11~ W YetU'ly l.-ww 117Jl!lts2 v.,BLOCKTOBEACll •SHAREAllOM ~• 646-32S5 lio n tortoi se s h tt I ~ lielboa B)vd, 1k6 ~ 3 Br. 2 baths. fr,ilr, 2 c ur 3 lift 2 83, downstairs. 1 MoMy to loClft 5025 ~lasses Va<'ant lot on -Gr11b Ulla om· QUlr k 1 $350 gur Nr nrw S4:w> Ull II 1 Cut down ••••••••••••••••••••••• Flowe r Ir Fu llertoo, EXf:CUTl\l' llOMf \\1t1ttt 2 " il,_br. ;i bn. On bch Jialcony Yl\'W 'l'SL Ml(mLG42 lll03 ns. rep ace, yrl ""~ heh d M WATt:H \ilt-"\\ t\\.itl IJ9l J.j tl~ m o t14 E ~ftt t~-4!l00 rentaJ.SSOO.S40·1L51agt. U•lncJllxpeMei' .xur..:1ront.300sq.ft.,Npt. OOYOUNEEDCASlt" an esa Theater. unlUm or furn 1fo'um m ll.4lbo)l1 HI G7S '1481 •C'ONSUM1':tt"SGU1Ut-; New 2 Brt, 2 11ty lwuluic, I.GE 4 BR 2"'6 Ba. d"'· Sbarea bomeorapt~ent Pmin.S200Mo. lst.2nd&3rd CM.S48-405Q ('f mu ad 6 ll•rd lui.unoui; ,._ta.._.__ 37•.. w/~nl"I .:ar & P•Uo. ~ "' h.....u·CVJJtJ n ._. ···-.Tn A.gent 675-16'2 Homeowner loans Found Large Huskv ty ..... furn.) 3 lld rm J nu , ~ ......., , .. Wtnter runt111. 2 Hll. l'lo'e Ml ft Adil.It wily, no '"'•ta <:orated, 1 blk to beach, ~r VftUl'\J •UI Stora d l""--'.t.. arranged fast dog . ma I e 'vi;:~ Ubnry, hua.tt" ~·t .. ) r1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• tu lJC'h, ~ indw uul l..oc11tt.-d al "«18 J>!ldt·n closed ln pat.Jo. SOOO yrly. UL:.-~~~,. ge Y 'Nl\WV w/dbl Borrow SlOOO. SI00.000 Brookhurst/ Yorktown. pool $1200 unfurn. Sl)OO ~WUlll\JC I br cardrn llPI. Partly furn ~() p1·t~ A\C 0)'11 714/8Z7 81IO 1173 ~--------CAI~~ gar. Rear 2.484 Newport rtex~ble t erms . pas t HWltlngton Bch 963-4663 furn 759-9587 lkll 111114 P.Joll. rl'(· arei.. 1285 710 113.18080or 8333307 uftcr_~pm&4~·110f11 . W~tcllff, 2 IJR. 2 ba. de· __ 832 __ ·4_L34_S_in_c_e_l_97_1.:___ B1.S225.642·3490 credit no problem. Cal11---"-------.:..::.. -W lltlhM ,. __ ...a....1 M 3122 lux condo. New crnts, ... _ Store for rent S25i Call usnoobligation LOST : Blue female Canr•1r'a .. w.-.!I ----_._un ,.. Lar.:c l Rdrmup1Jn$~ I i ted .,. -Oil" .. 350 &n6PMS46-77981128E. STERLING FIN SVCS parakeet, Harbor View be-fort' you P•" ,.,,m,. ISJ'Tlu.11~:? bd 11 furn w gar,••••••••••••••••••••••• (Jule-t bulldlnic w ith ~11 n · SS2S mo. forll...t .. 18thSl.CM 714/95S-1610<bkr1 Hom es, NB Vl<'inhy a ll en e )' r o r 1 h " ., '! 1.' only Open ---------• btoautlful land•c•plnK ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford It Newport Hills Dr .. RUNAKOUI' I> 1.·•11 ~ ~ 5· Slit i. 1:1 1 548-49&! , ldelll for udul~ ovcir 3.'i. Lux. Nwpt lfats 2 Br. 2Ba. Double garage. Costa Comm"I Bldg. Could be INTEREST ONLY West. Flew away in nash CONSUMf:R's C.LI Uf; 2LIU Newport Ulvd, CM nrS ~ ~ No JlOt11 LK Y.W I\ IUJ upper. bltns. pool, patio. Mesa. Storage only. restaurant. 6'2·SS1L, SJd. REAL ESTATE LOANS on Sunday. Aug. 27th. Many h11ve MJld jjr~jtlud ~ .. och 3748 '{7,. ll.':!°f.!._ APTS. <1020 f''ullt>rloo fvlc.wdlt.a.'4.25.5486019 646-4382 ~Old Newport Blvd, ~~hoinm:rivacy or dumbbuthappy.644-4188 lheyd1d' 1 Stl\1' ltmt> gui. ....................... Avt'. (I hlk NUil Newport Lllrl(e 2 BRw/patlo. xlnt Offic• R...tal 4400 Coe11t i91fty "9ftdt FOUND· Btlul collie type & too~~nJl_.a1, "~!.~rgran1,1t.!r ... rbu,:n}psth.ed8.lue2 GARDEN APTS t~~c0::,, __ •_1i_1k_•o Uay J luc:. Newport Heights . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndlairial R..tal 4500 955--0073-B~KR. young M. xtremely well-'"" uu '.. .. " CO 636-5805 250-500 sq n dJ r W • ••• • .... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • m a n n e r t' d . • L o v e s KJOO-PETS WEI.COME 1.a~oon Villas. Priv heh. RONA DEL MAR $250 ta~ 1 t I 191.h St, .CM .. frxoomcS. 150· t , 0 0 b s q . It , N "'~ Money W.ted 5030 children 67~. 64"' "900 p.1tlo, ocean v iew . 2 2 Br TownhoW!e. frnlc " ir owtir, Pitllo Al 3 br condo. 1 blk from "' .. ..,..., • " pool Adult N mo Tom un.2200 warehouse space. HB In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ope 7 d ,, 7 .. 1,0 1:. •· l nnis ~ l Pool. tennis. Some oconn 887 · 11·• <> ~eti1. beach, 3 car gar, 2 sun· • _, d"••...:aJ Park. _,,·""""'l JOI.._. Found. Bracelet on Pac_ n ayio" ~-32titi ":ir ~94-8595 raft' & Catalina views. Closo 1 Monrov~ 548·.!1}2.1 dec~s. 1 yr old, util paid, .....,., ' °"" ._, "' <.:st Hiwy. · CdM. Call JMI hm. bt-11111 Mo11.11·11. J fi :..1 ask ror su~ve lo Fas tuoo lslund & fine KJds, ~ts. 2 br, 1 ba, nlri· 11v1ul 10/1. 645-9337 eves. THE EfACIENJ Near new 2720 rt Ind & VINTURE 640-8944. BR, lrg backyd, 111 ~whl beach. 644·2611 view S285. Cull now of<'. lQl Redondo Cir. OPPORTUNITY 1,==-.. -.-.--1a1-,------ ttmblt. S600 644-6610 Oceanfront 2 br 2 ba. SrTWll fee. 645--400-0 . 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. w/ all bllns ALTERNATIVE #B, HunL Bch 842·2834 AM~a·. pBrw~ldJ e ~l.seCIJ01sntal •••••••••••••••••• ~?.~~ de<·k.flreplac~d!ar.new . •CONSUMElt'SGUm,.· WfTHPIER&DOCK ~ "' Hcrbor Vltw KftOll 1·11rpc:Ling. winter $475. Av~ now• 3 BR. 2 ba . · ror 30' boal or two 20' Mo. to mo, rent incl : Jndusl. Bid' for rent, 5000 year. S282K proJt.:l"ll'd Spirit.al R....- Cozy R ock port Mudt•I No c hildren or pet:.. c hildren OK. no pets. O-Point 3126 boats. ill~ew lhru-out. Re c e Pt . s e r v sq ft. Spnnklers. 221JV/ pro!1t. Start In 90 day~ 18lSSo El Camino Real w/pane windows & Nl'W &-5792 S&C>. Agent 673-5354 ·••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 car gar. plus 2 addt ·1 personalized phone cov: llOV. lrg outside lncd 33% Interest avail. for San Clemente. F\illy lie England charm 2 fir. Victona Beu ch 2 br 1 ba Costa M.sa 3824 z Br. s mall fncd path>. off-street guest parking erage, conr. rm , ma II storage & prkng area. Sl.50,000 cash o r trade For appt. 492.7296 den. 2ba. fncd pauo over , ~ blJc to ocea~ ••oo' mo" ••••••••••••••••••••••• covered garage, bltns . spaces. $850. mo. J acobs serv .. parking & more in Will rent all or part. Ask for Ron, 640·5112 RE l ooki ng g r cenbcl t • ...,. ....... .... r ·m Slt"ll he r~•. $210. S325.mo.498--0318eve< Realty ·Newport. Corner .,Ull m a n & agent. L.AXING MA.5SAGE S6SOI ~ ~ 0 ---=--------1 11iEEXECUTIVE Paularino, adJ t o BohJames-L1c Masseur tcd rtop.riies (h· n "''~ -.pl it lt•\-;:j ~!.~~!m~;~ .. i:e~q()()Call HIMtingtOft .. ach 3840 ~~:Ctt~bl ~':i!~aJ~~ SUJTE640-5470 Newport Frwy . Call Mol .... s. Trat OutcaU9-9.494·Slll 75~2831 644-2542 studio. wel bar. pool., •CONSUMER'SGUlDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• oo pets, Nwpt Hgts $425 ~ OFFIC~S · W.A. Dosta. ?l 4 /S49-9S7l. ••~••• 5015 PREGNANT~ Caring. pc11zz1. exelus1ve No . Sharp. beach. 2 & 3 BR, mo.673-1668 a,;1tr.__ 4000 s q fl warehouse •••••••••••• c•onfldenual counsehng& IJ!uffs, lge :J BR & (um t.:JJ.:u na , $275 m o . Bae_helor's dream. Sl90. frplc . dis hwasher, _....,Hew s pace, no o rr1 ce LOWEST referTal Abortlon.adop- Soper cond & ICIC Si'50 4.'M'8490 Uul pd. Prora t ed de · g11rage & patios . VIA L I D0-2Br 2Ba. SUIT . So of Coast Huntington lndustrrnl tJ<>n&keepin&. Mo.Agent64411:1:1 'pos it !! S mall fe e' 900-2.358. waterlront. avail. now. Hwy. Avatluble Now! Partc,lease.714/833-3322. ....,.._tRatn Al>cARE S.7·2563 , l HR. view penthouse. 645-4900. ---------559-1802. SEE to appre~ate. $395, I tT.D • .....__ · Harbor View Knoll:. (.on C"ill!\e to bearh & store, •CONSUMER"SGUIDF: Near beach 2 br. 2 ba up----------caJI Linda 675-2311 Sloi OiJlf 4950 1 • '• om>U UHDA & VICIU do. 2 Br+dt:n. t•nd u111L, S310ul1lpd.4!19·2834 per Clean, new paint. St.epstobch.lBr. --------=-.:..:...--••••••••••••••••••••••• · 2ndT.D.LOGtt.. OwtcalMcns- pool, tt'nnii. Sti50 l'h Mesa Pmei. bach S2JO. I br end. gar age. S325. 21702 S295 mo. yrly. DetWte Costa Mesa pro· RV winter storage a vail. Fairest Terms since 1949 ~ • 644·9592or631 2ti?O Sml new rural guest hs c. $28.S. Adults, no pets. 2650 Brookhurst. !162-0778 673·5187 fess1onal omce. 48<". 1500 Fenced, Ugbled. very re· Sattler MhJ. Co. f.ortM '-of it! ··harmmsi decor, S38.00 Harla Ave 549-2A47 . WINTER RENT A L sq ft. 5"8·2103. as rat es. 554. 1040. 64~2171 S4S.061 I Se"1lllg all Orange Co. l br l ba. frpl. wk 494-%75 Townhouse. lovely. s pac. 835 7313 ms+ utll 121 E. Bay. Clean 2 br, & home-hke. 2 br with $375/Mo. 3 Bdrm, close to FUU SERVICE 839-4589. 0 ""''--' ,.,,.., I h .. 4•u Al 2 b .__,,__,_ W_..._..,. .. 600 n.cu"'" wwp e a s m oney VlOEO MUVI E PARLOR .,.. 1s10 5 2 ~6.11 f'Wwporl l@ach 3769 adults, no pets. $295. Cull pvt. gated entrance + 2 e a c b . W a t c rr ron t DB.UXE OFFICES --. wsnru ~ to lend. 1st & 2nd TO"s Free 20 min introd•~tory CARMEL-ll<1rlH1r V1('w ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968--3636. patios. Some with att. Homes6Jl·l400 Personal telephone/ re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent. l-83'7·3744 .. ~ H 38 2B Udo 5 ..... 11 t. b h Av · 1 gurage. Swimming pool. ccption t t Young couple lo be mar· vuit, no purc hase req. omes. r. 11 .nexl lo ... u. pa10 ac . at . now & Oct. 1. Jacuzza.Tcnmscourts .l VERYNICE is , secre ary. rledinOctober needun·Shortterm2nd"s.GeU 3'"f Als o dance & rap pk & pool. 11vu1l now $615 Older adult. $2751 m•>. ownhouse 2 br. t ~ ba, blk to L(untt"ngton shop-2 Bdrm, 2 ba, w/ all bltns. conference .room , coffee r t 25% Id sessions mo.644-2841 lsc Ph675·3609 l!a r . frpl c P ool &I pingce~tcr mall Adults WATERFROHT th~pl~a:1ty ~ervaccs. 1~~i~~~':i:r~~ ~Y s::~rc<Jobny ~oc~~ DAMcEOFFUM NE WPORT 111-:1<;11TS. J:Jalboa Oceanfront. l Br l:';l'UZ7.I. Adults. s37s .. No pets. F'ro~ S435. WITHPIER&DOCk rre:..a~~-ocallon, near Balboa Island. Can af Estate. 3 mo to I y r 2060S.Euclid.Anahe1m lgeyard,2 BRJDa.$380. $275 &$325. l-491W Seawlnd Village, 15555 for one 30• or two 20· IAJCERCENTER lord $400 mo. Call seconds.Oetterlllan sav. EH1t1ng recording. 646-0505 Ph 642 3338 Quiet. newly decorated 2 Hunt.Jngton V11lage Lane. boots. Remodeled to new ,7141979-2161 anytime <710 675-4798 or ings and loan. S6,ooo.1_S<U-__ 1422 ______ _ bd. l ba, p atio, rum k it . II B. (714)898-9961. lhru-out. Dbl gar, (213>~1 SJ2,000, S25.000. $50.000 38riuplexSS00.3brwalk ---------1 closed gar. h1undry tac, 2 B . d I storage,2add'l offstreet Near 0 .C. Airport, 2 sm Call Ray BKR t7141 MASSAGE t o al!e ach s'25 625-.1 3 .hr OCEAHFROHT 1970 Wallace, adlls. 1 norpe, ,<;,h1St1 ~~•-wgealctos~p· parking spaces. $850. oles avail. reasqnable. HOUSE SITTER. mature 834·17<W RGURE MODELS ~al'"~ .. .,~· "annn l Br, l ba,$375yearly teenager OK. no pets. mo ... -:;·""""..,..,, .. , mo4' Jacobs Really. DougMQ-6402 male Newport Mesa ---------ESCORTS v .._,., S:2'> 646-1850. 545 . 61 ss · ................. 67 o teacher wishes to sit a ________ _. SEA VIEW 3 bdrm, 2•12 ba. + lam rm. o<'<'lln Ylew, pool/tennis. Sl.<JOO (2131430-3629 associated ---------SUPER 2 br 1 1 "'=.=-~------OHice s pace in pre· homeinretumforUve-ln ... DOHLO.. SAYS OUTCAUOHL'r Bach. IJre yard +gar. Utll frplc trees $C Ad~ Lido Isle Bayfront. Like sUg'aous Newport Center privtJeges. 12 yrs w/local ... Dys. ••n. lw 'IJROKEAS-REl\L '!'ORS lVl' W fio•bnn b 11 ••&I pd. E 'stde-S250, also 2 Br 646 n!lfl: 642.5251· u 5· new 2+den. 2 ba. frplc. Wells Fargo bldg, 15th fir school dist. Refs on re· 631 21 $300. Kids & pets ok, Agt. 64>5044, 631·3230 w/v1ew, Includes desk. quest 00-9078. S.9-0128 • 40. lmmed poss€'i.swn. lg 3 br 2 ba. IJIL·ms, blk to b ch $450 m o yrly 548·8204, Gili6·2316 Deluxe 2 & 3 bd apts. copy mactune. file space --------NlCE 1 BR. rdn-~-tn-l'-ld. frplc. en<'I gar, patio 3876 Sl.SOprmo.844-7161 lutMftl/lantt/ COUMTRYGIRL OCEAN ~'RONT. Jg dlx patio. $265 mo. Avail _0i_·_1_1 P_c....;:g:..;;g;.;;.y_960_·_4392 ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Formally Insur. ore 3 FMaltc• * ESCORTS * 3 br. W. Npt $625. I See IPll . 1. 546-5880. ask ror Beach bachelors SlO for it 1 2 lbd apt. walk lo b ch. Srms325. ba & ~~· cwrpt/drps. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ii hrs 957-3474 Winter 54s..8628 1 I br. l ba. patio S225! c ean & ready now. $350. mo .,.,7 . 19th, ...-U West.cliff 4 bdrm, :i ba,. . ~THUR IN Small fec.&lS-4900 Also l bd S27S. 498-1903 C.M. Call J ack Saun· OpporlwWty $005 AHE KAIAHUA. Lost r anchw/paddlc tt.:nn1s 2Bdrm beach apl. Winter I New & lovely 2 BR 2 Bo •CONSUMER'S GUIDE 646-0507 derson546-2277. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~number. please rail ~7057, 642·08l!l court & Ir~ sw1mmin~ ~~~~al. ad lt s only . bltns fplc gar pvtpatto' 2bdrm,2ba.pn vpaUo,lh 2br,wal.ktobeach.Clean PA needs company'" TRAVB.AGEHCY ~lyP'hoM Ca~ii~~·yl.526. Love, pool , Av ail 1mmcd I m o. ut i l pd. Jndry . N'o p~ts. SJso" mlfrmbch.2202Florida &ready now.$350.l br beaut.. new office bldg. FRANCHISE 2 Br utll pd 536-8705 Eves 962·0713. 646-0507 Private s hower s !or travel agency. Travel 2nd & 3rdl ,\ I ~~o annuul lease ~~~6~'.9, a fl 6pm & Avail 9/15. 540-6338 $375. mo Days 536-6663, $275. m o. 498· 1903 or Steps l~ bay & beach. 1be new way lo own a 11 UST DEB>S ' IA'rCREST ' ~EAHFROMT Ml No Pets. M~~~~·::~~~~: tl40-2372 Sm.Juan athletic execk~tives: on Network. Start your own' SWINGS& REFl"S Spacious 4 bdrm home, Winter rental, 3 DR 2 Ba., 1960WaJlace. 5"8·9560 r-i.tr.o 31 prenuses par ing. 400 To Ex P-not required. CONSTRUCTION avaJI Oct 5th·, panel .. d huge sundeck, welba r _,... 78 1,400 sq . rt .• profess. Complete support •-tono -APT&COMMEHCIAL ~ · h · ••••••••••••••••••••••• clientcle preferred. .. " MIGUEL fa ml 1 y rm . w 1t h ng t on sand on Nwpt"s IMSTAMT MOVE IN term service provided bookshelves, formal dtn best beach. Ready to be U ke new adult twnhse . 2 Joliet. S46·lS9l \ 2 BR, 1 ba. cpts. drps, ,_S42_."'62J_______ Ca 11 M r . Ch a r I e s. M' ORTG .._GE CO _ .. '6 rm., •0111 BBQ. In· 71~ 7o 52 r 7e 0 • Y s. r. yard, garage, $345. lrandMewApts Days · 549.0911 eves · Exec ok furn. Opposite 714-838·924.2. 831 7381 1R.. e n J d o b I s tnve/ref rig, yard. "" t ercom, ve ry private ... · 4t ; e vs o r MS-465Seves&wknds. 1. 2 & 3 BR, H .B . ~ ' • 0C Airport. month-by .. _ _..;;..;...:;...;.;;..;;:;_ _____ i • 66l·251 f matr. area. s1eoo Mo • wtcnd, 714·838·2189 S225-S475. 848·2655 days. month. 752-8321. ' M.._al Food Ston OP&UVERYDAY Leaseonly. 2 bd. newly redecorated. wknds&eves S34·2306 s..taAllCI 3880 w/llving q u arters llLIDI HUDSON OCEAMFROMT I crpts, drps, no pets. child ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMMEDIATE $130.000 gross & climb· --------llALT_ 6 .. ,. Lgc duplex, bit-ins. ok. lsUlast +cleaning. SHARP/HEW Park 8 . 1 B . I n g 1d y 11 w I Id . SwlnqLOGRI ~ ..... 0322 frplcs .. 4 BR & 3 BR un-S"l:15. 548·21155 2 bd + den~lc, gar. no dee. ~d~ts~ n~ n;~~ OCCUPANCY t7141659-2604 eves all 7 2ftd T.b . Loam S. O...• 327 t. Its, Wlnter lease. S700 & 12 br, l 'h ba, small pet. no child. S400. ·7788 < ask S:2'>/mo. SSl-3325 YETHIHARIAH Low Rutet1. F.ZTt•rn1~ $600 per month childr 610 J S for Mack > C ... ~HA.OW! «mot ... I.E.• --••••••••••••••••••••••• · en. oann t ----------~ ..._ Ocean view, utra nice 2 Agent675-1642 548-7638 . New deluxe 2&.3 br. No 12.000 sq ft Or~e County Animal irobr, 541-4197. br condo. own golf OCEANFRONT N eat 3 Bdrm apls unfurn pe ts. Enc l. Rara ge. llolapit•I. FUiiy t-qUlpJl('(J S00,000 3rdT n 011 11, COUT!le, $395. 963-6187 col· furn, 2Br. w/gar . adlls. family compl~ no pets' 964-3795: 968-2720. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..Ow -"cetrot. · pre1t111e location du•lrlal ••Ir "" •IP" lect. eves. 7141724-8171 ~~:SS~ mo. Winler. 22()8 apt 3. ColJ~ge Ave: 96:H008 TIIE EXCITING 0 w n f' r f In an e Ing down, IO't int $IOOO "''' •GRANDOPENING• .( l3)795-30l8 _642_·_IJ760 _______ Spaciou s JBr. 2 Ra . P'ALMMISAAPTS. Ca••rc•P..ti M:I0.000 7~·1~ :!ynd1.1r OL'l" Al'< '"II •HOMEFINDERS• PARK NEWPORT lBr. SUIS.lbr,nlce,quietarea garage.potlo.2 kldsOK. MlNUT~TONPT M.wpwt l ll-1113 ' '-\U£1L lltilr tn3'l;u1 LOW RENTALS furn, v1cw.S4SOmo. 1 adult. Non-s moker avail 9· t:I, $320 mo BCH. T A 1 "'-" ...... ay lod <213) 822 "1\Ca IM7-0967 Buh, 1"2 BR. firt' lO ahs ..... -tablt11~·• PLA 1~ rd um'"'' J.tU,1.AA• ""'II ._.. wu • move a)' ·ool<NJ Refs r...., 'd. No pet. r '" ""' '"' CE I ... ., I ·1· l 491-00 3 ~... romS230. & up. IO<'aUon In lrvlnt1 Ntec1ly 'rel'ur"' "' <.ill 1 \II' 8 Oc.anfa ont TSL Mgmt 642·1603 Near bcach. l1te 3 br, 3 ba, Adulta, No Pet.a rum. Rent will inti.• hr.~ ---nis-1111"'1• ~ ~ 1W·'""1 \"1\llh lOOO's olVacanc1es w· 1 f •€11 M ir"---t't11 I .. L Small sample avail now inter Re!'tal 2 BR twnhse, fplc, sundk, enc . 1o:ar111(e, ncd patio. .....,1 eaa Or. KC'l"l 11Crv., ,. nil offH·c 1 \ 11h11 v cu 1 ,1u1 Homes I Rear lBr, view apt pat. Adlts, SJSO. 2656-A frplc, $450. vall. Sept <SBlkaEastofNewport faral !'lease cull 17141 0.-Tlt:JO,.M.t 1~111 l':U I • apts, P ex. bachs W/t:ar. avull Sept· JS· Orange Ave. 640_.....,,.. 15lll. 17082 Brookhurst. Blvd. l ~. nu:.lneu ldtta!I 1·0 11 ~.a.ac•••ta/ lll dt•rC'd , Offlct• In r~ $2'751 + patio kids ok Jw1e 15. Prefer cple. $300 --"'-----''7VJ....;..;;.__ 002·0778 Dam-5pm 546-9860 $2852+ paUokidsok UI -------------..:._---~.:__-.__.___, $3753+vlewkirtsok mo.+u .675-5«9 O..EAN.quiet.28R,lba. 11r ... W NB f _. ........ No klda/pets. S265 mo ~cH OOD ocean r ont, 2 br, Opport..aty 5005 ......,a+ furn by sea 1 bdrm, 1 ba, SJOO. mo 1981 Maple Sl. 631•1266 0~ 2 DR 2 BA, SJOO. 1 BR, winter $375, yrly $440. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUyndh. Sttulll Ar..b11t L .. t & ,..... ~rt. 714/404·~-••••••••••••••••••••••• Also summer rc:nlals Avall 9-15·78 to 6·15 79 In· 549·1'138 $265, Adlts. 962·1800 Call 213/943·2675 1 fee lhen sc•rvice is q1urc 11l 1212 A w _ Balboa _ _.::......;..;;. _____ _ •FREEforLl l-'E• Blvd.Owner/Agt Newly decorated 38r. L.acJ-a .. och 31 41 Good In all 24 locations _____ _.:.:____ 28a, cr pts, drps, bltn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOfftl 4000 AJI areas· alJ prices stove, encl gar. $350 BACH, nr bch w/ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-...._ _ss_7_-4238_______ view, avall 9-4• s215. Room w/ kitchenette 497.2057 S60 week & up. C .. l ... IMO 1 BR, I ba, patio, furn kit, 543.9755 ••-••••••••••••••••••• \. lndry racll. enc l Rar . Ocean front studio. Vrl)', lmmac. 2 br 11"2 b11 condo. adlts. no pets, S250. 1971 $350. PaUo, spect view. frpl, bit-Ina. patio, W al lace , 646 ·18S6, Nopets/child494 5792 carport. pool. Refs re-545-6155 _qui.~· red._S400.;......;..~· ~"""~~.;.:.;:.. __ 1 GREAT RECREATION: l..CllJlll'a Hllh 3850 Hilltopbomeflre~lace S wimmiog, saunas. 2 E.Side 2 Br, IBa, avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• health clubs, bllllft ..... ·s. lO·l, frple. c pta. drps. LAGUNA HIUS 4+ fam nnSSSO. harp. uiw bltns. encl gar. lndry. N d Patio.s mfee •ffff-0084 night -lighted tennis wt..r/gas pd, older chJld ew a ult deluxe apta Ambaasador Inn lo Cost11 Mesa. 'lZT1 Harbor. Cen· lrally located. 235 roomi . MANY with kitc h e n . phone & 1'V. SwimmlnR pool. jacunl. and r~c room. Dally & weekl)' rates st.arting from $54 • week. P.l!~~--------111111• MO SEUJHG MO IXPlaJllHCI HO IHVISTMINT GUARANTEED INCOME 11,1)4 P'B MOH'TH AIU TIMI • ,14 ,. MOH'TH PAJtT TIMI c ....... llOO ••.••.•................ SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS l11h11n1 t11 11111 1\Wtll.l· ll<ttllo .. t:tl 110\\' (.'ull(urn1t1 11 i.111111111 11• o '111rm 111,. l1llhr• h •, 111·1·1o·c1 1u nu t•n\\:>- 1o11th lht' houw Touch of Coss MODELS ~ ....... &cart s.rric9 '7S-OOU Out call DIEOR Please call Ron sso.mz S400 .............•.••...... JOIN CENTER CLUB rTSSOCIAL • "4YSICAL iDUCA TIONAL •AND PUN FOIALLAGIS LOW M I Ml l lSHlft Fll S Cljl975-a700 MOW IS THI TIMI f114 J\111 llll't'k~I It h• l hL°' I. lh.-(l1t1l v r11u1 11 .. 11' W1mtt'4I 1•l,u1.a1lh••tl1\11 II lhr .)Ith '''" w,mt I) 111•1 lhl'rt' niu 11111hl "~"'"' l•rtl'l lllA! )'llUI ,.,, \ 11 ra ~uh •n 11J 111 lhr luh W.nlM c11liljtU. 'i t·11u11e e42 Ntl• •HOMEFINDERS• courts. Pro & pro s hop. OK. 00 pets . $32S mo. 203 furn & unrum BllliardJ. _______ __:. __ 1 itolfdnving range, party OgleS48·3281 pool, Jacuzzi, sand A beauty 3+ hre place room volleyball. Furnishes entirely new type of ullrt mod9m vending macn1nea and top Qu8llty ~Ilona plus all IUPOllea. lnturAnce. llooMing. training and capttal fOt eJ11)an81on :ilter 90 days. You will be Shawn documanted proof lhat the average IOCellon h81 862 custotMra l)tr monlh and we start vou with 10 IOCatlOC"la. s 1 oo!All......... 1100 S43Ssmall fee 498--0M4 f u N A CT 1 v IT I E S : Stunning lg. lBr garden ALICIA VILLAGE ROOM FOR RENT __ •_H_O_M_E_F_l_N_D_E_R.:..S_•_1 1-\tlllimt! director. free apt. pool. ree area, $265 25211 Stockpurt S30 Wk. l Blk fr II B bch ,.... 3290 Sum.toy brunch. BBQ"s, mo. 710 W. 18th St. 581 6m or 58H!l30 No ldtch. 960-3547/lv ms~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• trips. parties. s port Nice 2 br, l bn, en<'I Ol'rtceof)t'n 9·7 dttily I V..:otioftlftttaill 4250 Adil Condo, 2 hr, 2 ba, frptc. pat.lo p001. S345 • 4!H-28SS. 752 2500. 3291 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Move rt p t In to thl~ 3 br. 2 ba, patio & f ncd yd. GNJll for kld11 4 pet $425. Agt. No h t'. 9154.2566: 973-2971 tournamenl.'1 & mort'' garage & p11t10 Nr. OCC ~........ 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTll-"UL APTS: No pets. $290. 751·3006. ••••••••• •••••• •••••••• Big Hellr City. 2 BR home, Sl111th:s. 1&2 lxldrooms. Over 21 yu. 2Br. I Ba. a bdrm, 2 ba con~o OtTIOlf alpa 6 $24 Obi. occup . F'um. & unfum Mortels $l4?.50 + util + SlOO. course. Call 1 hornton UMn.s furn. 548·1989. open dally 10 to 7 Room· Call 548·060l aft 3pm. Really 831·0300 R_,. to SNr-. 4300 mate service 1w11il. No leas e required. Sorry, adults only, no pets. Qt. Eaatalde, s ml t br, Hr#porf .. och 3869 adulta, no peta. S245 mo. •••••••••• •• •• •• ••• •••• 540-0093 PAD HIWPORT 8aehelot1 , I or 2 Bcdrooll\3 4r Townhouses ....................... F emale, room mate ~mployed to share f'lt• pens ea l n Cd M. re •a M2471 . "-I; I; 1111t 01.,..._ HESl"S ltAUY ICITUT HHSHIY IAIS MIL GOODIAJl -IUllLI YUM Tho Nat101'1°s Larves1 Solllng ConfeotlOn A#lc..t: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR THE CONTROL OF WEIGHT • SMOKING ALCOHOL • STRESS PlaSONALIUD PROGIAMS TAJLOllD JUST FOR YOU IY OUR PIOFISSIOMAl STAFF O akwood GA.-den A partments I br. cottaao 11pt1 covered patio, pnv. yrd, all ulil pd, l ml to bch 124~ mo 770-4181, or pager9913 From $349.50 S~ctacular spa, tot al cecrulion pro1rAm . 1odal prorrram 7 pool:.c, fl tf'nnlA ('()Urt11 Al f'a'lh1on Island, Jamboree & San Joaquln Hiila Road. M llll' wlll 'hlirl' 2bd furn a~th fomalc. S25 wk. CM SS&-2772 Muet be eblo to devote ~o hours • month to lhis bullnote ha.,.. a sinoere de11re to e>p«ate own bullnesa be of tOUnd char.ottr and ha.,.. OCl~uate WOl1<lng ca1>11a1. Preference will be "'°wn 10 thOM tndlvldua11 w1lllng to atart on a part llme bGSla. at leeat untll they demonatrate the dependablltty W6 r4tQu1re Not 1H111a1tc1 w11h Hershey Foods Con>. of Llf.......,. tnc. ADYAHCID Hl.ALTH CINTll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, 2 t>.. frptc. fre11h pa.lot. plW!h Crpl, aood atU. pel OK. $43$/mo t7t4Mll2 ......,, ........ 880 Irvine lrvtne at 161n &4~-0650 Bar~ain 11hoppers read ~ little ads 111 Classified ~larly. And they find what t~y'N" looking fdt 17141644-1900 .... --. ' Mlddle-aaed r W/U r lo s hr 2Bdrm, 28a apt Fmances negotlabl~ ~-'m.8. .. c ......... Ctl Mr. w. r.:: 1714a '4 .. 4140 ...._, ,....,, w~..,. uJ..r. .............. c..,.. O..a..yHll, QwryH&M.L A ot.w.eifAcc..klac. • 1)00 llJSTOL ST. HORTH Htwrol'T HACH, CA. '2HO CALL 975.0700 • I ( 2 r.q -Sefll PUo ....... --· DAILY PILOT .....,w .... d 7100 H•lpW•t•d 7 100 He4pW .. ted 7100 ..............................• ._ ...•...........••..•..•••••.•••••••. Soc:W CWK 5400 tow, W..t.d 7100 .... W•hd 7100 llny Ill 1T y1 !I, ul11•1 nooM. <.:l.EH" Help WCll'lted 7100 tt.ip WClftt.d 7 I 00 Hetp WCll'lhd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• It ful·tury """ muir.t IK!' CLUJCil C.lFfWRAPl'~R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSlMILUS, tAIYSITila 1w11111p~·unnii Mudl•nls, UqUOt. Wille. 411rt s hop CROSSING GUARD Oral\.smian, bwlcJinl(, lil· Eleancmns hclp<'l"ll. New SINGLI? We w ill tnln Apply For ?Z monlh i:1rl, nn nnttrnvoutK a.5 2702 100%o bock1trounc1, ia bllity to In" & ~owt>r deslan resld wlrtn2.exper.ncc. ,..._II ~ROVl""\\' for Lh 1 • m • M Ii 1' Gr e 1111 r h"n"' Tu .. 1d11v1. l'tlM hw1dl~ custom a1ft wrop City of F. Vly S2 ~ hr " " ... b ...... l:'ttt'u;f'nt ,.~, dh.r1 et'~ Yorh"'. ltlJl f'lacent.11 . ~a lle fmNi oldf'r lu11) lW~HO'' pinft ~ 9314, liiy'old Apply immed Penionnel ~lS!~ta ~~~n. !Ins .. !.~c • '-d~ti~i:t'y. ~7' b~~kf~~ -~ lO meet ne"' alnllti C M --de'Jlln."1 tiot4 ~. e~e. f;i..~i.:r 1'\ill L1rm• F Oepl. 10200 SI a tcr. .....,..,....., "rowino.1 co. Im m(•d _. --• 494 !1707 • ----... ----•! ?6:}8321. E 0 E. • ,. t"VI"' .. T~s-411 ~M....,... UAUYS ITT .. ;Rl' ~1 FREE aerie I -DRIV£1t TrlAIN£~ for openlnll" for LA & Or ---M u " 1 h 1 v ., ll d home. 4 dOA)i. wk. full IMlboy/Dlahwaskr Custodian substitutes, Oonst shop, cull btwn 10 Gty s.5i6-4137 LMl lntrodu1 111111" fur n~'l·harucal aptltud " uuw fo1 I a11rl. nr p11rk I. Al•uptin.i 11ppllc·auon• day shift only. $4.738/hr _&_11_87_3_·827 __ 0 _____ 1 electlVf 'lnatlr' hf-•hi .. lo rollow dirt•\ '-lllf\ ... MKHOl!ll fotd1t)'&nlah1~ ... 1li11n' MAILROOM Apply lo pe~n Foun DRIVER EHGlHEY f>t>nonahzrod no 404~ htK\11 t'h:a~" u.111 Mr Appl} 1n iwrs•m. J~pm R-~at tam Valley School Dlii· * * Mi:chanlc al t-ng1neer --Ouenna1 IW.2 llOGO RA Ry l\ I I r IN t: I.,. J ,. M 111•11 lfri4lUUra11t. ._.,..._.. CLERK I tnct, I L1ahthOll8C Ln. El<pandlng co lookloa for degrw pref'd Must h3V(> • I .ta llSl<r'G. W11I & l''r1 1AM totu Aiiumis Avt!. lluot Gruwmi: cu scek11 rit FV Corner Ne wland/ pt.'Ople w1lhng lo work ele<:tronics bkad. n,·~p J :~ A11~rmbly , llKht ~u lo 2l'M. Thur IOA M ll'M lk'h tr11ct1ve, per:iunabh· llyland Luba hn11 An 1m •Talbert 1''1hng deadline Neat uppcur. Good drlv· ror R&O & workw.: 'iQCY .... lc:oo IC'l'f'', drprndahlt'. ltt•ll>Ahh•, nun.mulnr. F. 1 > L· 1 m11turt> mwdcd 1nd1v me<hulc OloK!nlng for a 9181781':0~ ing ree Ovt>r 11:4 Co w/hands Ct1l1 Mnr; Kvl ... w;;:;;&· ............ gg::unMll l'IJtk.:. C'M own tru11~11tMH3._'IO .ljlUI t wor ... rnp OYl!I ~~:o~d v~;·~~'"~.t, t~ ~:!'fIT:O c;~r:u l~·~I~ OAY CARE'fEACllEER 7~~~1t~!·e!2·~arir r:!r:. ~~~ecs~~~F:~ld VlcJu ....,_.._ 7005 llAYl.tYSl'J"l'l':H nc•ell1•cl IUS IOY handling vur of duue11 In knowledge o f poi11ul Irvine 18 or older. xpr 7!i1·2686 •-•••••••••••••••••••• ASSIMI LH 1mm'--d, my hotlll'o 11111,.. ;1 J.undi & ~uinc nights bWly ofc wlfr1endly co pr 1 c e s , m 11 1 I 1 n R pref 5S2·7494 ---------Femule, Port tlm" REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS IL.ICT'aO ... ICS & ~. Mt•n l''r1 Ii/\ M l'hooe for oppt Lu Cuv~ worlll'r:s Xln1 bens & machines und pos lal nufet"nawork ft l ur• nt 00> 7944 DEU HELP Pull time DRIV"•S , .. 67·"3 •• 03 2 y,, min t'lLfl'•r th-. ~ JO I'M M u tu 1 c . ce. u a :startinR s at $6:10 up heada, Appbc11nL mu11t tw · · ~ ...... tr u 111. d 111 n 1un11 I rt prn1&11>1,., mui.t II." c H RD Never A F't·•· famUinr with rruulroom 'J!adewinds Dell, 6710 W Men or women 25 yni ur "'>•t•m•. 011 1ndu•tq 1·111, rl'li. II U K4ll :wti:I CAS CA Call Mary Ann ~O·GoS!i procedure> Previous ex Coast Hwy, N 8 older Know the cou:st Fioral Designer. some ex· Xlnt brnrflb Orunl(t• Co ·---------COMH TO Ca.Meal ~nence in 11 mallroom O.U M-Tme <·111es. Net $180 a week or per prefd. """•rl 11rn• •'nil tt0 " 1• CALJFORMIA! p r r 11 r""wr·"" -·-,-· more Orange Co.t:4t 963-0739 ... ,._ ,. ..... p # 1•r ·Jos o r w e ~... ,..... $3.2Stostart. Percentage l.ILlm.n, ~?~I l\u.n.IP.lnll W~ need 10 lop 1rnlet1 pt'!\ .:room person who·, f Cl .bl C II Yellow Cub, 17300 Mt "'uU p . I • MOTi CLUK pit• 1111mt!cilutt!ly Call brushed up their typ•nR For more 1nformat1on re 0 pro t poss • e. " He rrmann Fount.on " / urt ume, sa es & Aut Adl•ity 1'~11 lime opcmna in our OM CA.Sii & w1ants 10 r eturn lo garding this po111t wn. Sharon. S4!H422. Valley t No or Sla ter maant ror pl anti.. N K Ow.dew N R oHlt· .. ror pt<r)Oll -----.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,;., work Beaullful ore 1n pl~a&e contact Del.Ivery Pos for younR be 1 w n New h o p e & area. 675·56!> 7 •('ra h C'ooT"M' a\ 11ilabll0 •M•lrnaL" pro\ 1Jc.J •Small Cl•HI'~ '"' ~'f'IOfUI hll"1 11\a.I n.c I 111n •(.'hoor;e own t.iah· J .. ) II Nitht rl._uc.,. .. 11mt• Rl'1.1rtmttnl re "1th b1mk noh' rlt.•rk t•i.. N. 8. filled wq>teasll1'il man. physically able in Eochd I GEMBAL SHOP '"''"f\N' ( ..tll 847 l:il!I p,·r Guud 'al u ry & <.:ai.tucr people & offering out CBthY f'errymun war@ouse & delivery, ---------• I.AIOI ---ltt.~fau. PAOIMG LOT standing hens . Stort sul t714) 540-5000. ext 207 $3.2.S hr sta rt. must be 833-0033 A TTlHDAtn' CASHIER wsooo Never A Fee neat appeanng & bonda DRIVER Work "' h•nd1tappfc1 TELLER 6 Mos to I yr e xper CaJISally !i40-605S HYLAND ble Clean dnving rec & 11t1ul1J1 SlrunK. •.ti.Sbt 111 lmmt.'drnll' n"t'd for 11 Plt!uant p1-rson11lily Escrow S.Crriory Ca11f. Lie 83.>-8422 WANTED ~l~~u~~111r~~d~11~~n:I ~,,.~::~4~/":k1t!:111~;.. ~t~n~C><~'.t~~~~~d, Must have exp m tract LABORATORIES Oellvery Driver. 8:; Gd SUNDAY ONLY ' General Office pl lJ m £> Must type SO wpm Stu dent ok. Apply I.fl person. Anne's Color Lab, Llll-11 ~ <.;hest.nul. SA • Plat't'naent up lt> ltO l'Omml ion l''rt..-3 \\'t-;•k S.lt!:> Tr111run" C4 for Details 131·1003 493°0442 Ka1el14 Real Ei!talt'~hool 32001 CammOCJPllilfliOO S.n Juan Cap1str11no 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Working Mothe rs A I house cleaning llldy bt!st ol rererences. Wll>h day WOC'k , work by the Jllb Mus\ be 11teady every week S41·2A34, 5 30.9 pm Yacht work wanted mun In SO's for yarht ma1nt. or crewing 10 .) rs e1Cp 761..3477 Matur e Exel' St.'c w/LegaJ/ RE bkgd. dt-· sires perm pos11111n with Exec. who desires gul who caTI assume resp & get the job dont-t::xcel. i.lo Its !i4Q.~<m ~ U 11 "" escrows Gd IYPIOI: & driving n•c, neat ;q> 1lt11b 546-!i760 nit~ hcJiur.. neC'cssary O'•twn Cull 644·3389 ruce personality will land 3300 Hyland Ave noarance. ('ost:i Ml'l>a U!rt'braJ Palr.y. d~1b1hly u mUbt !lam 'lll ooon .... t "' Neve A Costa Mesa, t:a 92626 ..--w•S op op.,.ir r Uluepnnt , 1550 Sun.•:1or. THE IRVIHE Fee .. -Applicant)! 550 Newport Center Ur (;all.Chris 540.60.55 Equal Opportunity/ _c_M_.'-548 __ 55_7_1 ____ _ ATIEMTIOH Should Contort Newport f~Jch Mail Clm Alfar~tJvl' Action Delivery men for early 11 Or Our Tilft ,eralta Equal Oppor Employer Super co seeks mature ployt'r AM newpspapcr m l' M Ho &pet-. H.cnt Reg1on:d Vl('c J>rcb1t:knt 1nd 1 v w 1 0 u lg0 1 n e P.:rm pit. Must havl' de· If you :ire new LO Costa MANUFACTURER'S Ctuldcare. hve·an, I s mall peri.onality & s lron J.!; Clerks·Accll(. Fas t, 3l' ~doble car & be rrha Mes.. tcmporanly dis IAMK back to uam as mall ~ curaLe. will lruln f'ull $300-S350mo 6'IB·5844 t. 0 .... cluld ok. H 8. area. Rm. l k Se i ... k t'Ofl mwn., your ruuca· l20IOoveSt.NB. bo u rd . s m w a g .:. ee~. m1 rctn'u o time. S3 25 +~oodDelJveryi><'rson. PIT.NB lion. rC'C\!ntly dll5c harged 17141752.0600 840-J0.1G Pleasant Job Meet lots or b e n c ( 1 t s J ea n n 1 e . flower shop Mu)l be 18 from lhe :it-rv1t•e, or (or E 0. F.. tnt.erestln~ people Xlnl 979-01L5 <.:M. yn; 751.4705 any n•a. .. on &n 1klnR tem----------ClllLO Cr\HE Tue & bens. St.art s al lo S6!i0. --'--· -------pora.ry or career (•mploy----------Thurs aftC'r schl for hoy Never A Fee Oeli\ery man for l'arly ment. {'()l\Jildcr this uni 7. M8 5267 Call Sally 540 oo~:; CLERKS 1\M L A TlmC's homf' de· que oppnrtunit) Bankutg ---------SKretary livery route Alllls only You Can Earn TELLER CIOLD CAR1':/LI VF. IN 2 Inl'I corp needs cap:ibk 21-, hrs day. no t•ollcct · For savings & Loan. sch age children Ll llsk indlv-w/gooJ skill!. lO be UTQTEM in" M st h d v e Newport Beach Brunch Pvt rm & bth Ideal for n ght hand lo ally in lci:al f"COnomical rar Wesl/ Student or grandma. Nr HB area 638-0L26 Via UdoJ L1Jthl typing busses NB 7:;s.1945 dept. Conrid. pos Clwnl Openings Now Available Bas1od on your produc required £xperience conlat't. Sturl sal S!lSO for Cull or plt1ml' clerk!. Dental i\ss'l. <'hairside, u v11y. eomm1ss1on, plus prefe rred . E xeelll·nt CLEAN EH . ur~enll y NeW?r A Fee on 2nd & 3rd sh1fb. NCJ 41,~ days. no S;it Salary incenllves & extra pront benefit.sand good work· needed. exper pre['d Call Judy 540·6055 exper neces!>a ry .w1 uix•n CM !i463000 !>hanng bonus. ing environment Pleoi;e Call now640 2'100 SKretory train. Advanc.:emt!nl op -- The women and men we· call Mr Ryman ror ap -· ----Xlnt po1> w stable youni: porturulJes to th<>t>e wh1: Dental Chainide nrc looking for may be pointment (714 > 673 3t30 t1eanlng girl wanted for <.'<> Need good skills & qualify For 1~orma11on A•slstant lirt.'d of ty ping. foldUl. ,. IMP"•t ... L furruture store P1T 12 .,0 to our near • mark .. • ,.. ~ ,.. hrs flexible SJ Per hr i. m a r t 0 u t g 0 1 11 R .. ' l'• l=:xpcr needed. 548·5588. papers, waretwu...,e jobs SAVIMGS & LOAM Apply in Pl'rson. 1931 person;ihty. Any le~al ooCrfcontact the l)t!r!>onncl und working for u hm1lt•c:J An Equal Opportunily Newport Blvd, CM bkgd would b<' a h•I? plw. 1<.>e al 1 n come. Wo rk w 1th Employer M, .,.Ill Must Ix' able tn take cor l2442 Lampson St $216 Per Wk young people. Rapid ad· ---------Clencal porale minutes !-.al Gankn Gro\(•537-4840 H.t. W..t.d 7100 va.ncem ent possible tr ---------EXCITING <;L1-:1uc AL st.arts at $1000 WI gd adv EqU31 Oppor Employer ~~~T••••••••••••••••••• yoo arc 18 or over and IARTENDER poe{iUon open for typist Never A Fev OENT AL ASSISTANT t'llAIKSIDE Exper on ly Pleasant ore Some ex p a nde d duti es Westm1ns1 JI B 11n•a ~131!il ACCOUNTING would be available lo Areepting apph('at1ons, who can ha ndle heavy Call Mary Ann 5'\11 6055 111.Urt work immediately. cxpcr'd burtcndcr Uay phones Mis sum Vie Ju General Office CLYK TRAINEE call... stufl. Appl>· m person. 77().2922 Perl. s pot for on the hall T o ba l ance & edit 645-6514 3·5 pm . J p M acs personwhoenJoys loti.of euslomer Input Must bt· Tues & Wrd betwn 9:30·2 H~taurant. 101<12 Auums Clenral, Data rroc-cssmi:: var. Accur t ypml?. ore CLERK TYP IST 50 60 WPM w I a cc u rat' y good phone oer&0na1l1ty. 1156·2680 -- DEHTALASST 211:r Onys per wk Some Slits 642· IO!iO T o de l 1vt-r DAILY ------ PILOT bundles to car. General Office 8·5 M ·f'. ncrs in Luguna Beach l y p e 5 o w p m • n o area. Requires van or shorthand. telephone large station waM<)n Qnd sales exp helpful. Sport a good driving reeord mg goods rield. S700./mo Cull : !157·1431 for interview 642·021 As.k for Ga.ER.AL OFFICE Don WIHhlM' Electronics manuf1u · lurer need s full·timl' Eq!ful Opportunity person ror general office ___ E_m..;.p_lo....;y_e_r ___ 1 work. swilchboard relief. telex etc. Mu st hav£> good Elcctncian riiture aptitude & type :>II M ... IMT.,.,.. ........ C.._ wpm Xlnl oppty 111 ,.. ~"'" ~ lt•arn <.:ttll fur appl B.ECTalCIAH 9 t'rkl'l1·y Contr o l ~ Orange Co Manul co Ii:. 714/1133·3300 1ndui;1r1..1l orfennJ' a ma mt l0ll•ctn relal1oru. lr\'ine t-: O 1-: c1an position tu " can - dldate who m eets the General Or!11'l' F1hni.t & followmg reqwrements Ute typm~. pll'a:.ant of •5 Yrs + e xper In rice.CM area r orappl teehn1ca I/ mN·h ·I elcc Call Mr Kan\'. &i5-264U tncnJ repair~ & mslall.1 IG 1 Ofr lions enera ice •Ability to troubleshoot & STUDENT SH VICES n::pa1r Answer student lnciwn<•,., •Wilhn~ness to perform by mail. Req's ~ood lyp various rna1nlt!n.lncl' mg skills & some lellC'r lasks wnung exper. Customt'r Xlnl l'O. bcncr1ts & profit scr v ex per. h e lpful shanng pn>l(rum Apply Ideal pos for 1nd1v. re 1 n p c r i.. o n o r b y turning to job mkl 40 Hr telephone wk. Xlnt bens & work1111-: conds SHILEY LAI IMC 17600Gtllellt! Ave TRAINU able t.o operate 10 key 11d·1---------• Ave. Hunt. Bch. 11irl wanted. f ull time. exp & fl<'X•ble organilcd rti.nJ' ma ch. Some book •-------.---Equal OpPor Employer OC area. 556·2!i92 for personality n'<i'd Lovely keeping education or ex 1---------· appl. ore in Nwpt Ctr Aclv (>l> CURI< TYPIST Insur Co. '" N n Sl•Ck mg trainee for ucct dept Pe rm pos Lite tYt)ln~ Sal S!iOO Good co DF.NTAL /\SST -<:hrs1de. Irvine, Ca 92114 1-·1T Sal open 1-'rmgc Call 979·0500 Entry level pos gradmi.: exams. Various detailed dutit'S. Lite lyping & neut nandwntinrc. req'd. APP· ly Naliunal t:ducat1on Corp .. 4401 Birch St, N Ii tNeur OC Airport I i::qual Opportunity Employer . per desirable Mon.f'ri ATTENTION Rcuuty·lhur Stylist nrcd!'I tent & pleasant co 3pm·11 :30pm , Xlnt cu. MEN & WOMEN assistant. DeCut lh11r t:lcnrol workers Startin~ s:tl benefits l ntt'grat\•d Design.NB 955·2110 SouthOrangl'C:u SWX> NcverA Fee benefits. bch a rea Call ~~~~~~~~~ H47 25W. Data, Costa Mesa , Mumc1pal Court callSolly M<Hl055 Li ght & he avy te m -Beauty salon m CM nel'<.ls 301•3 c v 11 " !i46-6(8) d 1 b ·• rown a ey r---t- benefits . 833-8-t!iO DEMT AL/ Assist. CLERK F:xpr'd, Cull llml' Nl·w El --porary an ustrla JO s hair s tylists Guurn + Prkwy ~ ... -• a v a 1 I . /\ s s em b I y . ('Omm. 548·3446. Laiuna Nigut>I ChalJengmR poi. '4 f VIP Thealer UckN cl<.>rk for Toro Ofc Call Tuesday ACCOUNTANT J•ack"g1n° Label1n 11 •---------De 'I k 1 oflrgcorp. Lolsofvar & • "' ... BEAUTY Hair Culll'r puty·C er d-"' Ma1lroom llelpers & w/s ome ro l low i nl(. f)Jll umc $669. Monthly. adv potent.Sh net> ~-.dllr mutuaJ agent·y l"ull or _~ __ 1_130 ______ _ purl lime Pho ne ror Dental Recepllon1 s t appt. 5S7·9212 /\sk for Ort.ho. NB. Start at up lo Shirt sleeve lype for 75 employee firm, marine exper. or knowle<lgl' pre (erred. The Willurd Com· pany 540 5211. E.O.F. MIF Gen'I Uns killed Work Manic ures Assii1 tunl Req 1 yr clencol l'XP. bt1ard meetings llrs Mus t have tr ansp & Will teach Sassoon Pass typinl(tet>t40wpm 7 3.30. Xlnt oppor for Mr West. $12.000. Orlho exper req phone. Special recruillni,: methods Call 21s t <.:en ~ 495-4l00ext42 secy wll'Ouple yrs bkgd for your convenience tury llwr. 642.!i.JSl ror appt. EO F. Start sal $750 up Never Mewport StatfOMn 642·2626 --------~ Accounlln~ clerk. exp, tn assist w/payroll & acct .., payable. FIT . CM :.rea ~9-2238 days. wknds1 eves~lSJ Acctng BkkpnJt Fri Sept. 8th. Sam lpm & 2pm·7pm , location M a r k e l Basket. 7600 Edinger. tucrOt>S rrom lluntmgtQn Center.> Hun11ngtn n Beach. !ELL~ ~E RVtCE~ t.\01 Dove St, Ste 340 ' Newport Bch 833·1441 NOT AN AGENCY Nf;VERA FEE f,qual Oppor E mployer llHDERY CLERK We need an tndui.tnous worker to colla te lesi;on malenals. Rcq'i. some heavy hf\1ng & rorkhCt Willing t u train o n forkJift. Af ply betwn I! 3. Nation s Educu t1 on Corp., 4401 Birch St . N. li (Near OC Airport l Equal Opportunity Employer BIOLOGIST TEMPORARY Register Today to work on various acrount1ni: & bookkeep1pg 11s1ngn· ments. Work close to your home F i Ru re Clerks to Sr. Accoun· Lants needed thruout Orange CO. •--------- Robert llalf's Accountcml)ff 500 S. M aln, Ste 501 Recent grad, chaJlenglng position, res umes. NMS. 1.531 Monrovia, Suite E. Automotive Newport Beach 92663· No. Tower. Union Dank ln The City or Orange 7141835-4103 Lot Atteeclcm.t/ Bluepri.pt person for Senlct Drint> architect's ofc. Do er· s dy week, immed open· rands. Mus l be resp mg. x.lnt working cond. Good transp. a musl. 8·5 Salary open Mission 1_S3_H_r. 6.1_1_.1_100 ____ _ --------1 V1eJO. Call Bill Light, loat luilder Air National Guard 8.1l 2>!80. Custom yard needs lcoct lmmed operungs in Elee· Alltomotin Tunet11p laminator. Sa1lboal deck tronics. MeC'harucs. Ad MK.hanic Nff>Ckd hardware & r 1n 1 s h m1n istrat1o n. Com · carpenters I, Sq""'r·'d Sears Mobile Tune-up · .... " munications or Weather Boats c•1 """'3 "'~rv1""'. Sal.· comm. ex-·"" """'' Forecasting No ex· ox ~" Clencal We Want You ... To have a det1r1o ub plump, tasty turkl'Y for 'Your Th;1nk.i~1vang Din ner' Work 80 hours by Nov 15th. 1978. & besides carrun~ money & having fun. you will reee1ve a frt.'C turkey. Bnng this ad to your nearest Kelly of· fire to be eligible & re · cc1ve a free it•fl JUSI for upplyi.ng. /\II types or as s1i;:nmenls avail. Work when & w)lere )'OU want. You don't pay. we pay youiELL~ ~ERVICE:~ Newport Beach 833·1441 l.aRuna Niguel 83l ·O!i42 Garden Grove 638·0!i00 N<Yf AN AGENCY NEVER A FE\o: r.qual Oppor Employer penence required We penses lmmed open· IOAT CLEANIHG Wlll send you to the tK>st lngs. Phone 752·2623 for The Second Mate Above ---------• schools. Mcals & board1_8 P::..;J>l:......· -------water c leamng. Ladies provil1ed + S3!l7 so per AU1'0 McYrlVE -ruJltJme.642·0671 month to start Call .... IC TR... EE CBllfornia Air National MECHA..... ,..IN RONOER L:im1na t e Guard (7 14 l 979·7363 or Excellent opportunity lo layers or fbr~lll by selet'l !J79..1343for information . learn from m a s ler ing & culling frbr~li:. A person to pick up m y children In CM at 3 00 & bnng them to my home in NB & s lay til 6 00 M on · f' r 1 6 4 •I 7 ti ~ 8 meehanle. 5 day work mat. Mix catalvst into week. Toyota/ Volvo d<' rcsm workinll saturate.'<! 11ler In Mission Viejo. material tnlo proper Call Hill Light al l714J areas. Also install in 1131·2880. tenor liners & keels. S &W-0021, Carolyn. __ Autn rental trnc. oppor. for inlet. friendly. neat A,,LY HOW!!! appear yn~ pcrsnn over Hi«ih comm w/prt.•slige 111. Pr"v exp. not rcq 'd lnt'C1meT:.ix Si·rv•l'l' Start wllot man duties Advan('ement avuil. to Complett' T n11111ni: Tax Corp. or /\ment•a a uto rl'ntal count('r person. r.d dnvm~ rec 5S2·9600, 848·3898 9\o9 rcq'ci K.11·2'Ul0. 4~5-6330 yn exp. S!l.25 hr Tnkc ad to Em,.,,loyeml'nt Development Dept. DOT 800.684 ad p n i d by employer BOOKKEEl'Ell lmmcd opening. PIT ~pply in pcrlion Mon Fri. 9-10. 3·5. Gu\tivl.'r's Inc. 18482 MacArthur Cl en cal *JR. CLERK *SR. CLERK •CLERICAL ASST Varied Jobs with & without exper. in Rood orr surroundings. Call to· dny' II MO FEES £.0~ offi ce • ~u, over load 557-0061 3723 Birch Sl. N. CJ. l::qual Oppor Employer APPRAISER AUTO TRANS R&R XJnt .ol'POr in Villa rurk MAN, expcr prefe rred. for 1nd1v. w/upprn1sal Mus t have own tools . exlJer. Benefits tnt'lude 548-2288 Blvd, Irvine --------- co. car. fully paid life, --------- med .ti dent~l Ins. prom BABYS°iT1'ER. Before sharing & bonus Call and after school. CdM IUverslde () > 686-6060, Elem. Sehl Otst. 673-3988 ext 168. Equal Oppor eves, 6't4 9783dys Employer ---='---- Ar c htt ect ural draftsperson. minimum 4 yrs exp, type V. Lag Bch ornce. 497-J.174 IAIYSITTER SUperv1se 2 boys. age 8 & 10, Mon·Wed ·frl, 2 to 5 JO My home, Mesa No. Teenage r or udlt AllSemblers M9-319'J _;.. IUCTROMIC ASSIMILUS li:lbyaitter .needed 3 30·6 Mo n Jo'rl, own car. Medical co. in MJs111~n 644·1043 Barbara days vtejo is 11eckin1t expc•r d &ll-7!M.3eves s 11s1•mblers worklnll , w/sm&ll componcnh. BabYBltter my home. Mon Good e)'e shchl, manual thru Fri. 2PM·SPM. duterlty rcq 'd X lnl Newport Elem School bencllt.11. New bulldlna. area. Start Sept. l llh. Only dtpendsblt-hsrd 5484\34R. workllla indlv1du11t11 r sll '--'----------P1!'rm work avail only Babyallte.r needed lmmed call Susan S8J 3R30 ror l i.t yr boy 8: 30·2: JO M>F. 646-3642 Bookkeeper/ Receivabll' Mature pers on rull & permanent respons1b1h ty Dana Point a rea . Start salary $1000 mo + fnngc bencflt.s. Send detailed resume & work history to: 2626 S. Pullman 11125. Santa Ana, CA 92705 Bookkeep e r F t ChR p/t1me. Exp<'r'd S mo 11 bu~ C M /NH are a 642'259 Oookkeeeing POSTIHG CLERK Parl·t1mc 10·2PM rur Nwpt Bch ,CO .. 10 key by touch. 1rood tlaure ap· lltudc. varied duties pos ting. A1P , AI R Phone Eleanor1S2 7591 Clcncal ' SPECIAL RECRUITING C lerks , Typ ists. Secretor1es. Keypuneh Oprs. All office skills Sign up now for clcNie to home lemporary as:slgn · ments & et highest hrly rate. Thur11d11y , Sept 7th , !lam lpm & 3pm 7pm Fri Sept 8th, 9om· 1pm &< 3pm-7pm ttl Comm1si.ury Mart, Sprinl(dale & ~d· Inger, Huntington Ekwch. Yoo cllll al11o~appty Mon· FTl al IELL~ 'IOOkKllPIMG a e Av 1c es P/llme. Bookkeeplna . 1401 OoveSt,Ste340 tnitni And gen'I ore cxpr Newport Bch 833·1441 miu.lmt. CPA firm t'X· NOT AN AGF.NCV perie!lice a plua. 645-~1 NEVER A FEE B a b y a I l t t n R I L l F,quaJ Oppor Emptoy11r AFee Call Judy !i40·1iO!i5 Rec«ptionitt No more ho hum days m tJus very exc1UnJt front desk spot If you have i:d ofc skHls & want to -.tart an exc1ung eareer th1'I 1s ror you. Start sal S650 Never A Fee Call Chns 540-6055 IMideSdes Growing eo wiU tram on interesting pos w/gd adv potent. Wou.Jd hkc snme mdust'I sales/order desk \•Xper. or know'I or valve fittings & p1p1ng. Start sa! $650 Will go hil>(her for gd bkgd.Ne.ver A Fee cau Sally . 540-0055 Clerir TVJMat Var or duties In prodUC· lion dept or super nice co must be mature minded & accur typing rather than s peed. Start sat lo $6.'iO Never A fee Call Judy 540·6055 G~Office One of my best co 's n~s person w/bkkpng & typ ing bkgd. Raises twice a yr + xlnt bens. Extreme ly nice co-worke rs in very-frll'ndl y al a>OSphere Start l>lll to $800 Never A 1-'ee Call Chns .'i40·00!iS Se<ntary Lite secy expcr ok for re· al ruce guy who 1s VII' In 111' corp. Lite sh ok. but need typinJ' SO & attrat· Uve outgoin~ person11ll1 ty. Start s al $750 up. Never A Fee Call Mary Ann !i40·f>055 Recept/Gett't Ofc Good oppor ror 111tracl outgoing person to IH• tr810ed as relier rccep· lionisl. Greet clients. handle phones & V ur lyp. ing. Gen'l oCl· duties. En JOY pleasant new ores, congenial co·workcr~ & gd bens in this fun Job Start sal to $650. Never A Ft:e cau Sa Uy 540·60S5 CIH'lc/TYS>ist Dental Assistant Fasluon f"i\and Exper wanted. eall arter Aecurale. 6Swpm+ In· Sepl4 644·~ terl'i.l1ng & ~ ar1ed _.:.._ ______ _ ~1-4613 Dental Anidant- Chatrs1de Clerk/Typist mw.t be ar Newport. salary open, fr. curate Ge nera l ore be r s dulles to m<'lude s ubmit tnJ!e ne its, no at c)r l1n 1o: c u s tom volur t'Vt!b Pho n e Jenny swi.tches lo dye la1' Wi ll 54A !i602day or nite tram. Apply in person DEMT AL-ORTHO OFC Customweave Carpets Inc. 1843-0 Pacific S t. Male or rer:n. interest~ .,. v in "on the Job training · · for l a bortory work CodctaU Waitress Great oppor to cam & School learn Newport Ct r . 644-1405. Earn up to $300 per wk. --- Low twt1on. Placement DenlaJ Recept Oral i;ur· llSSlSL 7!i1;9194. gery ofc. Dental exper. r•~-~ Su . n e e Jo' I l 1 m e H U . ....,....,truct1on pennten· 847-0044 dent Helper, Apply Tue~ --------- Sept !ith, 9am-5pm, S<>1 DENTAL W. Chapman. Ste F. Dental recep11on1st with Orange e xperience for olfltt· 1 manager po1>ll1on for Cook, broiler. l'X per. very busy lwci doct n1 nC'Cl.''>S3ry, rull t ime. practice Saddleh.11·k perm • ~ood ~tartin~ valley area. 714t8.'IO·l39a pay Prorit ~haring ,--------- medical insur Apply Mo n rrl 3 5 Th l' Moo nroker 1115 42 MacArlhur Bl. Irv 1-:0 E DENT AL/ RCPT for growing Newport or hei? Ass1st111g expr & X ray pre( 6.11·3733 Dental Asst. Chairs1de COOK N B Group practice. Ex f)Jll or p1umc. Xlnt puy per preJ'd 640-1122 Mesa V~rdeCon.v. Ho~p, DESIGN ENG I NE~:n ~~ssisc n 1 er S t • <.: M Design & test new prod · equip for micro pru COOKS <' e s s o r c o m p u t l'r s lreakfast Cook Des 1 jl n pro pos a I 'I. AM iihift Exper'cl univ l'ng1neer1 nR reports & <t--1 /I II . l'OSls or ~oods esl Some ~ t~ ro. •r 1·ustom••r cc>ntact 11ro PM shift. !ixr)('r <I 011ly.1 v1dl' eng1n•'C"r1ni: as ~C'wportcr Inn ltott'I. SISlance lo mrR & firld n44·170~. ~x l 108 Mr servi<'e Condu<'l 1r:1l11 Votes EOE. mg classes ror 1n hous4• COOt<S DAYS Fu ll·tt mr App ly 1 n person. 3446 E Coas t llwy, Corona del Mar Equal Oppor F.mplOYl'r COOKS personnel & !'ustomer BS electronic cng. l 2 yr.,., exp. $1550/mo T11kc ad to employemenl develop mem dept. 001' 014 06J ad paid by employer. DIET ARY AIDES For Huntington Terrace Al conv hospital. Day & retirement home Some rM-Shifts Will train. knowledge r eq 'd. Will Slableemployment Xlnt train Call 848-8811 or benerlts App ly. 1445 _84_7_·_35_1_5 _____ -1 SUperior. N.B. ,tnOMWI Sharp, bright attract pers to learn All about personnel wo rk w1 a Coolls Helper s uper neat supervisor P lt1me. Sal1Sun aHn Mod typ1n1t & outgoinR !i43-M&S. Donut Shop, Plllme AM Girl. No exper nee. APP· ly, 135 E. 17th Sl. C.M personality. S tart s ul "-~-....... -1-. ------ SGSO ~· Never A Pee """''"" acs C I .. 540 llOM 40 people nt'cded to lenm al ary nnn · & teach profoiis 1on al ICey,..-ch Operator makc·up technique~ Xlntcolnlovolyneworcs F\tlltpart time. LAURA net'ds e.xper on key to LYNN COOMETICS. For <bsc. Profie1cn('y on IRM appt. call 731·0561 3741 or 3742 datn entry pref'd. Great working at Q'uple to man11ge 65 unit l1'>06pherc & b<'ns. St:art apt complex In Coslll salt.oS750. Ne ver A Fee McsR, llus hand m11y CallSaUy ~ have part lime Job Oro58 $6SQ, mo. 6.11-2950 COASTAL Personnel Arency HEED HB.'7 DRAFTER Orange Co. bllsed lnl 'I leader in mcd1col de · vi ces 1 ~ 11 eek1ng a drurtcr EUCTROMIC TECHMIClAM RF INSTRUMENTS Elel·t run1c al11tnmlo'nl checkoul & repulr or RF t·o mp onenls, 'ub assemblies & s wl·Cp generators. Frequency range to 2 G11tallz 1 Yr t.·xper & undcrsl :.incJ1n~ ul solid state (><: & RF cU'cwlry des1rabl1• Tech school or m11ltary train ing helpfuJ. Cail for appt Be rke ley Controb. Pe r so nnel Dt•pt 714/&lJ.3300 Irvine EOE Gftll Machiftiat f:tecl ron1 c-s manu[ n eeds Lop nul c h marh1n1st wt ex per •fl rrulhng machines, turrt>I lathes ete Must do own setups & have own toob Top rate of pay com mcn.<1urate w/cxper Cull for appt Berkeley Con tro ts. 7 14 1833·33111 Personnel Dept, Irvlnl' EOE ~--------e.ctrottlc$ T.chlticlan GIRL FRIDAY Ele<'lronic chec ko ut & Self starter. xlnt typist troubles hoottnR ot G oo d t l.'l e ph n n 1: rrucrowuve component!> Perso n a I 1 t y N <• n & filters . Rcq 's hack llmoker $15() wk to start. J!round 1n microwave Interviews starl Sepl component t i•st 111 ~-;. 5th. 556·6981 Window Trade school or military Des111ns. 319!i D. A1rpor1 tram1ng 111 basil' d ee Loop Dr. C.M _ trorucs ur"C11 helriful. C:a ll 1G1r1 F'rada}'. hte typ1nsi. for appt. Berkeley Con bookkeeping. full time. 1rols. 7141833·1300 SailsbyScho<:k.SOIWth Personnel Dept, lrv1n1• St. NB 675·1823 EOE. = GRAPHIC ARTS - Pos1t1on with displ.1y romp:cny. Mui1t be neal <'<. accurate. Part time OK !)4()..:;8.';() lr.rocerv rtcrks. J?rOc<'1 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN eheekt·rs. s upermarkf'I Immediate openin~ rur maintenance men, all ex 1nd1v1duJI with A/\ ~nencl'<I Looking ror .1 deiiree in l-:leetronil's chanRe,. Call 644·86tio and 3-5 yrs. pract1cal e'< Gl'lwn·s Market, NB. p e ri ence 1n main ------ tenanl·c. re pair. and GUARDS ratmcat1on ur electro ( mechanical ins trume n Ptlrm r eliable 1 timt• wuonsystcms J r d s h ii l: Rd 1 rt' c1 wdcomc. Cur & ph•>n1 11us excellent opportun1 rt<i'd Irvine Complcx ty oHcr-1 •1 i:eni•rous 11.13-3000. ext 191. Cor tn salary, cxcept1onal Cl)m terv w. Equu l Opt pany paid bcncr1ts plus~E_m..:p_l=-yr_m_,_r ___ _ the chance \o Rrow with._ _______ _ u~ m our beoutJful lrv1m• im~a facility. Pleusc l'On· Lact Employment OHice ROYAL INDUSTRIES l'~ncri~Y £'roducls Division a...~lnc. Red Ifill & Oyer Hcl $aJ1t11 Ana. Ca 540 1210 Equal Opp Emplyr M/ F B.ECTaONIC TECHNICIAN 118 dllOttll p~'IUrt> itn~e mlg. nds a selr starung elt.'<'tron1c leeh w 1 ~ood ~h skil)s. Mm 2 yr5 exp xlnt ground floor op pori..an1ty Compuny benefit:! Including profit ~Mrtn)l. Call (or 11pp1. (7141894·~1 ELECTaONICS TECHNICIAN lmmed openings & op· ponunilles In an eslab l'O. In the Oranile Co. airport area. App1icanui w U'OUble11hoot. repair & tesl eh:ctronlc aytems Recent an&log & d l)(1t11l uper rrq'd lnler v\c-w by appt only 551-~I a~k ror Bu.'lch. GUAHDS SECURITY Due to our recent l'I< 1'ans1on program. Well:- Fargu Guard Services •~ hanng securily guardi.. ror lrviM/Hewport lch s..to luta/ AIMlheim Ful.rtCM/~"' Costa MHa & the WhfttltrAreo IMMlDlATl OPEHIMGS for "'P•r•iaory l•••I MCWlty officH'I whc ...tTOP,AY wttt.c ""Pfd.d c~. Apply 1n person Mondhy t.o f'riday. 8AM to SPM Ht. WEUSFARGO GUARD SHVICH ISlJW. Cam maw.dth ~rtoft.CA OR Monday. Tu~day. Wed · ne&day, Thursdoy. IOAM t.o GPM. CLOSIW l"'r1doy al If )'OU0~ lft the market for a better dr. be aurt1 to check the mo ny autos 1dvcrtis td for ule In Qalaitled. llouae k ce plntt f o r Boolckreper, F·C. 20·30~~~~~~~~~ teM~hl•r NkC' rumlly and bra pr wk. exp. pe1board h omr l'tf on-1-·r.1 N 8 . • computer AR. lhru SEU, 1dlt ltema with • Good S.J. 64G-33G3 trtaJ balance 770-3422 Dall)' Pilot Clau tn"-'<I /\d 2190A.....,11•d COit.Mete 540.6055 1 lrlp yourself to• flcu111nN &~h .. -ctlon or QualJ f1ed lloperut~ •n lhe OAJLV PILOT HELP WANTED ADS 2·4 Yrs {'xwr. in nw<'h'l drort1n1t Prepnrint1 enaJnc('nna (!rawlnjl&. & liicts from enginwrinl{ notes. sketches, layouts & ini1lruclions necc:si1. Trade or teeh'l school background prerd. If YoU qualify pltose c111I for an lntervlt'w or sub· nut rC$ume to Personnel Administrator . Shlley Sclen11f1e Corp, PO Box <'19503. lrvlnr, C11 979-0500 lfa,•e !"omethlnit In 'lell' 1142·5678 Cluslfled Md.a do IL well. Want Ad Help? 210 W. Wm"ftff' RM.217 s-teAM.CA SUtA! Uc No C-6036 Equal Opp Emplyr M1 F , ./ - • I Cf 0 CAIL'( PILOT Tuesday Sep1ember 5 197Q ~CMC• R.-po!r C_,.tttw c_.,.t Senfce ~n Laftdscaplnq ''aintt'"JIP~rinq Tele•ltlOft bpoir ..••••..............•.. ....................... •....•.••.•.....•••...• ............•••.•....•. ....•........•.....•.•.........•.•........•... ••·••·•················ ...............••...•.. ll & ) A111>l1•nN St''' l .tfll('ll\l'I 1-'tc'•' •••l \111 Tftfl'{'JlA HCH . $Ill '"•' job' I· 111 \II.in 111 ~~ M 11111 ~ A l~1m Mt1 H4"411 ~·1 ~zi .,.,, 1111,.•1 ........................ • .., ... ,1\ I' \11lllt \ • ltil'~""·"' ..... , .... , .. 1111 •l!t-p.tu' .-,, "" ""'l'll'-•I I' "'ll I -., S '> \.,ph.1lt 1'411 1.1471 loeh. Mainh1tGJ1Ce1 s.r.k. ••••••.....•........... 1·:-tm lllJllOt ""'""l'-11111 ui.-\\••id llu I! 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Ill 111111 IJl1·111 h l lc•u11 111< 1hn flfl h.All S l~ 1\' ~ Im $7 jj) l'tllll h S 111, l Ill ~ (1\.IUI l'llnl l>d tJllt>t ('Ill rt•,11111 IJ II" 1·~111 Uo .,.or .. lrl)at•ll flt•h !I.II 111111 Catwl!MJ ...•.............•..•.. K I 1 I ll t-t... I>.. ,\ I' ~. ll ~ ... \ J' t-. ll I I\ l1 \I 11 1 I lll'dlll It ti Ul'\ 1·u11lt OO .'JH!1 ll •·m1>lll?ll ni.: 11dcJ1t 1un' n l""d tlt•,·11, /., 'PJ'" 01·~ C'llll'ltl 1.11'11 ~ >IZ,11 /\ddJllort.'l, rl'mdl. 11•:; & <'omm 1''r l'l' "'I' Uc>.lf~n:. & pion:. L"· ~1'1ru, ~ ~250 fM<trical •.........•.......•.... ~wdEledric l.1c 3'l7 l36 645 6974 t;l.1-X "l'l<lef/\N Pru:l'd n.iht frt•t• l?st1mat\' un luriw 111 :.mull Jubi; l.1cen~t'J ll,, hlu1 i..,, 1.1.1lhl\ ~· H~ I l.w d •.......•..•...•.....•• TAYLOR l"l-:NC~S 5:16 1837 Wood & Chum Link 1\ll l'hl•M·i. 111 t•om·r1·11· Ciardt....1- "'"c'lt lllix•k "'"""· µla11 , ... "f \+•r. brwk I It' lit huudl•d ••• ••• •• ••• ••' •• • •• • •• • tl<lZ lill!I.\ ('It'.., I\ ups • H a u 11 n J? • l.und.,l'<ifJIHI! l mm~d Child C~e !>rn "''"2 ti42-ll907 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i'ro( laod~t·;tp(, 1na1n I 1• 11 ~ .imil> <i.•> ''"''' lcnan<'t.'. mcl cleanup & "' 11rt-,,c hucil pn•J.!1.<11:'1 lo hauling Lrabtlity IT\. •wrH· \'1111 1'\111 .;isH l~I :.urt•d & fll''ct. Comrnr K c~ Vf;HY K~ON1\HLl-: KA'rE:S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Larry ·~ Lawn Car t• HJ llutrman &~n ~-llij(i Hc•nwdel & atll11t1oui. 1:45 4644 or S41HS4 l lArem.ed & Honc1ed WANT ACTION? Classued Adi; 642-5678 •VERY U>W PlllCl':S• On G11rdl·n1n.: M mot Gror1u.· !,49 201~ Murakami·'\ C.mll•n1n~ Clt•un UIJ & ma111I 24 hrs ll.'t0-6111. Hom1· 836 I~ J apanese• 11ardrncr. rrrc <'8 l•m a t i>. r ail IZl3)29'J 3060 11m ooly Carcia ·i; G11rden1111l Co Intl Ext landticape 6 miuntcnanc·I! 573.:w11 Gl•n'I llandymun l'aml Landi.caJhn~ Tn•t• 111m lllSl. ca~ntry . rour1oi.t minx Clt!an up H yr ' masonry Any home• exµ Free est f\iol>Otu rn:unt nr r e modrlrng 5318162or897 ~ proJ J Waugh. G31 2233 MasoN-y RepJ1r~1 H.-ncty man ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rt•t1rcd Fir e m an Bnckwork Small Johs PI um b 1 n ~ . t' I c• t' I r . Newport, Cobta Mesu & spnnkh·r. pa111t111g ctr lrvmc. 675 3175 evei. Any hshld repairs Tmy Mo 1-..... 642 14!>2 aft <I •...., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haulift9 Prof scrv1t'e w11h /\tin' ••••• •••• ••• •• • •• • • • •• • Vu.n Lines c06ls no mor~' OCCStudt'nt I T on trur k f'ree l'SI for lor .1l s. ExperJ(u~dener. f'reec11l Tra", h. tr<•t• 1r1m. "on R b I IJ " " storaUt'. ~ lon1t d ist ea so a e t.' n 1 t t' 642-5703. ll42·32~ I Cervantes S41l-489I moves State ll' Tll 1015. Garden Serv1<'e Compl F'ree Es t Call Juan &r1ytime 957·~ CHEAPE.C)T haullng 1n _Ph_S.17_·_31_60 ____ _ town. f'r ests CllEAl'' ,.~.1 ,._,._ 642·2995 or 645 1390 _,..~ -r-· ... .., ~ • T 'truck. J(ara~e & yard cleaning f ~;Jrdcn1n.i 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas ralt'l' 546-0116 HANDYMAN. Homes & • ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTl111G Expr'd Hl'as H;ill·' fret' l::i;t Call Gt'lll' S.';2-0(58 apts. ConsrtC'nt 11rns Houied•antnq Craftsman. Call 645·0302 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Painung F.xtr/ fntr 1-; Want a REALLY C:L~AN pr'd. honebt. neal. reu:. Gradinq HOUSE • C:ill Gin;:ham Lic'd 964· 11>4~ Davl' •••• •• ••••. • •• •• • ••.... Girl. Free est. l'.45-5123 Haul. s k1ploader dump trk. grading. tree wrk. demolluons etr 831 1257 Walls. ce1 hngs. noors & windows clt>ancd. 646-61<15 Gutters and Spout. Landscapinq •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• )" aluminum :.l'amlt·s11 L M S -Roto. Sod or ramgutters w/baked on 1 Se l? d {' d L a ..., n ~ enumel. Cslm bll on job.' Sprinklers. Planting The Guttermen. 542·12.12 XJnt refs. 675·7633. Pror pa1ntmi: Ext & int Low rules Rers F'rN' est SJti.4780. 531i·438J HousepamttnR Int . 1-:-. ll'r. t'rel' ('St John Ek-ck 631 ·3363 or 645-2161 Custom work. rt•asonable pnrcs. free est1m<1tes. Bnmo. 770.7043 t:xn~.t.U.N'l PAIN'f ING Rl 11i.ono1bli-I• It"· fr('{' ~tll'TUll~" 34>1 2i0b ------ •...•••••.•..•.......•• Nest puH·hes d.-11·xturc' FtlEE EST. 193-1439 PATCH PLASTERING I\ I I I y 1J t' ., I'' I •' l' es l Hnll t l'i-Ca II 540 l'.82~ ........ ftCJ ...••..•..•............ DRAINS Cl.EARED 1-'l;it r att•. SIJ 50 M '\I "' S24 50 No g1mm1rk:. Rooterrnan. ~ 26H2 PERRY'S PLUMBIN<i Compll'l l! plumh1n l! "l'rVI('~ On11n & ":w1.1 (' I t' cl n I n ~ .. I .. ,. cs1tmutc11 24 hr w rv1{·t· n'73 3181 Roofiftq ····•••······•········· REPAIR & KEROOf All I )' p f' ; " h I II U I 1• ' rorks hetkt>!' -com po· I:.. r l"r\X• l>St 541 5930 Mc O/\NF:t.. Roof1111t & Rep<ur' Lie. 35344b l /!:l\ll !13~1 Bargain shoppl'r' rr~d the htlle ads m Class1f1ed regularly And the)' llnd wh;it they·,,e look mu fnr C;i rr) 111 & !>aVl' $$$$ Mo .... 1 t'O\IH' 1 t•pa1r S22 ~11 • ,. P"rtlt t-'rct• Clll • H1710 C:ultrnnu·s M-0·2620 T~ Ser•lce ···········••••········ Rl m o,· •• h t'l'Ul\11\R Tnmmmii Lil.' In:.. t'tw hl1mnte' 4!1•·62ll 00 262;1 ------ CAU 640.TRU LEE'S TREE SERV. kl'~1dy for llw w111d "' Tnm 'pray. remO\\' graft, gnod i.tumi1f. w~ s.11 & Pl•t Speci,.." Tr•~· lnsr'd. 25 yr ... e xp , r('f, CdMAR 640. TREE Expen. :.haprn1t. lh111n1n11 i.tump rt·mrH :1L lndi.cp creauon.,675 2821 1n~ •......•.......••••.... r1-d'-. Wmdow Cilrt! Prof window l'll'an1n~ <it r1· <•:.o n r <1 I t• ' H t' I ' 642 789.~ -----Coast Wmdow Clcanmi.: t-.o 1 in NB/Irv COM l)("C'auiw our thcnt!t !'>:1y l>() f''ret> es1 Call 642 566X Gel a <'lear view from ACLEAK VIEW m mu x-63l 6217 eves HftpWa..ted 71 00 HetpWClftted 71 00 HtlpWOftte.d 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HelpWattt•d 7100 H.tpWanted 7100 HefpWcntted 7100 HetpWanted 71 00 HetpWonted 7100 .•.•••••••..•.......... ···•·•··•·•··•·•····•·· ············•··••···•·· .....•....•••••.••...••....•.•.•..••....•.....••...•••......•..•...•. ······••·•··•·······•·· •••.....................•..•..•............... lt.tl(l'tlllt·r-. l111m1-cl 1•J11'tt I II .: ' "' I U lJ II I! f> I' 11 J:l l'''I\ 1• 1·11mp.1n1 Cur lw1·11,,- lli.t'<l r11r ~al~men wuot 1.<d l'>q.1t'l'll•11re lll'rei.:..irv l'rt•f1•111bly 111 ~tra1~h1 110\JM' i,elhng EXl'l•llent ('11mp;my twnefll s Ca II <11111 ,1.~k for Garth ---------l.VN /\llcrgy, NB. Ock & K\'ypunch fml ore duties <I day wk MANAGER TRMES Nut10nwide Jewelry co w1 II t l'ach vou I he jt'welry bus S2SO wk & comm. No 1txpcr nee. Will train For appt. l'all 64.2 5163 Models & Escorts Mau~ses t'emale Top mont-y Must have car 631·2140 PART TIME :--11 ''"rx·r rt•cr n1 • ·I''" t,1111-. 1>111.:r.J ni Fr1·1 trmllllll-! <'.ill Tu .. , f111 .1pp1 !ll~li71 1 HAHDSEWERS 540-5630 1011 ~so~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY lrnnH'ti 01,Jl'O IOj.!~ (or hand !>~\& 1ng opr·,., on -.mull ml-d1ral ell'\ ... ,., I 2626 HARBOR BLVD C:ood t>Yl'SlRhl .1 mu:.I COSTA MESA Xfnt w11rk fa1·1lit' '' t..,nr•l 11.. II you 1'<1n 1ln I II I'. 1\ L I' ' T l .\I t-: ... m.111 1•mhrc11<l1•rv 1H11 k h11u;.1•.,,.1vt.·~ & t•ol ll'l!l' nd'l·nwht•I W\• 1•,111 11•.11·h i:1rt:. w cur:. Ch 1•1 :!I <o~ 1\Jlf1h 111 l>•·r•mn 11r ll 30 \ M I~ 30 M 011 Fri t'<tll !179 MOC1 p,.,,1111111.1 /~rn ~I to S!OO \>\1'1:kl.) ,\clrn1n1-.1ru1111 :\hilr·i . 1(tu:1rantl!l' :b751 Mu,.,t lw lrw 17t;(IO (iill•·ll•· ''''" rw;1l. per:-11nablt• .&. lnmt• 1·n 1•r).!i-ll1' Lu 11 ... 1\111'11\'ll '17!111717 .ill llAltl)\.\1\IH ~1\l.IO:~ lull 111\\f for .tflJll 11m1• t•\rwr p11'11·r1 1·cl ---- \IJl>f\ 111 rwr,0n 1 "'""" l~m,•d llJll'Oll1/.!" JI 1•:irdwar,· :no• 1-: l "-1 ~''"'f)l'r' i\n·ht·, .\lllrin .• I II\<' l'•IM 1>01 k J-.,1~1.111" ,tnOii :\.133 P Jt'rf11· Cl•d:O.I 11"' .1 Nil Duc:k Ma!.ll•r ,,fr H 5 HARDWARE E'<11r '1I I' t1mt• tl'l.111 ,.,al\·:.f'lc·rl.. l..11:un" fl(•,11'h illli 4-111:1 , _________ _ llt-.ALTll l'l.l'B HH'J-:P TlON l~T. 25 h1-. ""k dJ)''i, 644 .jtif..I lklp wanted 111 l.ai.:un:i Hcueh Sult-i. l'tc'. r11r :1 -.10r~•· H1•,.p1111~llill~ ~ 10wO f(l'Ol>mrfl l"u II II n11· •lr noun to~ M:tl~: onf\ 1111·h:m:I \'1·.1kd \nt14m·' llH·f>.521l I kip \< an1,·1I p 11 m1· '"\'I I~. tl:JV ~ f'\'I' 'hlfll> 1'\1·n lud~~ 0 f''r1l•f'I < 'htl'l.l•fl r;'t;J ~ Crnt>,\ llw~. I .. 11:uii.1 lio•;tt h HOSTESSES Appl-. 111 J>l'r,,on hvl\1.1•c•n 2 anti;,, Mon thru f"r11l.1 y I 1.imhurj!t•r I l:imkl 1~15 Addm:., Co'' a Mt>i-:J •llOSTEl'\."i t'/\SlllE:H • 1·,per. uVl·r :.!S. l!llt•i. l.:111d1•1l i. f(l!!>laur(lnl 2111:.! So F:I t:aminu lkal. San Cleml!Oll' llolt'I lm.lu:.tnal Earn Your Thanksgiving Turkey by working the Kelly Way! Brllll! th1<. ud t•J ~our ne,1re">t Kl'lly ofl tt't' for J fn·1· .:1fl. Work Hll houti. w Kelly hy Nc1v1•1nllt'r l5lh. I !Y78 & you w 1 II r1• r1•1ve :1 frc•<• turkt.)'' All i}'l)l'~ur htc ,t, hca\y l<'m porary industnal Jnb~ available ~LL~ ~I HVIC. I !'ll'Wpor1 n..-arh 113.1 1111 l.<1gunu N•l!Ul'I li3l 11~12 Carden Grnvc liJH 0500 N(Yr i\~ 1\G ENCY NF.VF.R ,\ f'EF. Equal OpPor Employer MIC)ht AYdit Su~r• t-;xp1•r'1J Pn•.,llj.!IOU'- i\ II h11td 1'44 17110. l'"l -------- !') 11; llit·k ~:w·: ----11011:-el'h•aninl! I lelti. 1·x pl!r'd ur wtll train f 11m1• I' ltml' Mon rr1 WknJ work t•l~o Mui.I pro\'tdl! own tr .in~µ :l<IO !ISZ!'i I lnu:11•l'll•aocri.. Tue,,. Fri lj.;lf'M Apply TUL'!> Fri 11 Z at Jamee·., Rai:i.:1·<1~ 1\110 ·.,, 1770 If D Orani.:c A\l'.CM ------ lodus lnal ATtEHTIOH MEH&WOMEH IMMEDIATE OPEHIMGS PERMANENT POSITIOMS DATA ENTRY •Eiqx.•nl'ncc•d on l 'n1vuc l'<1c1l'. l!M>O Kl'Y l>lM' OR •Kcypunr h 0J)l!ratori. 111 1r.11n on Univa c Cude l()UO K c> l>ti.l' •llouri. ar" :i :lOpm I I 3 0 11 m M fl n d .t y throu~h 1-'nday Personnel Deportment PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Nl·wporl Ccnl er Dr ;'•fowport lll.:Jl'h <.:.1 !:12fili0 1714) 6-10·3S21i t:;qual Opportunity Employt•r M F t.11ndSl'llPl' Supl·n·1sor min 3 yrs l!XI'· mu~t bt• ahll! to !>UJ>t:rv1sc & 111 ~tall s1mnklt·r:.. do plant rn)(s. al»" st~d nr sod Mu:.t bt· wtlhni? to ""ork h<1rd ti75 76J:l ((i IOPM onl~ 1 Le(jOf Secretary NU. min :I yr:. t'xpcr Gt•n practice b;it•kJ?ruun<l. xlnt ~kills. ~hlhnd pref Salurv l'•immcn" w1c•x- pt'r 7S2 ~111 ---- Leqal Secretory 1-'rll!ndly Of('. 11.B. Tnp cxper T op i.al Non smoker 848· 1400. LEG1\I. SP,C'Yr J\SSl~AN'f Bri~hl. d1l1gcnt person t•!> orf1cl! adm1m!>trntor In Ncwp<>r\ Ccntcr law offc l-c1:al t>xper pref'd . minimal typ1n,g. Testrn,g & r e f 's req'd . Salary open 644·6400. LEGALSECTY for partner. Heavy lillita· t1on NewPort Beach of. f1ce w/xlnt be ne fit!'. Traminit on Zerox 800 No shthnd r<.'q. Salary commensurute wiexpl!r Call 752 8995 L1~a or Pam LEGALSECTY llouseclt·anc rs. S4 hr P T, cnr ncc"'"ar) Grnitham c;1rl li45·5123 L1~hl & h eavy tern porarv mdustn;il JObs <1V a1l. /\ssu mhly , l'acku g 1n ~. l.a hi.>lln>-:. Mailroom H c lpcri. & <icn I Unskrllcd Work Mus t h ave tra nsp & 1>1'H.me Spt•clal r<>eru1t 111g for your convem\'nrc n~ded for i::rowing law Thur.. Sept 7lh 9am lpm firm in Irvine E>:~r & Jpm 7pm, Fri. Scpl 8th req Call 833-3622 llousccl1·anl•r,,, own tr;mi,., full or p11rtt1mc'. top $ ti73 I 2ti4i. 6 \Ii <U47 I HOUSEXUPER !-'or malur\' fum1ly Non ,,mokrr L1\l' 111 drtVl' t><i:; 6S03 Huuseket•pcr. h "'" or pl t1mtt 2·1l :lOpm, l t•h1lcl. dinner prep C'dM biS.7355 HOUSa<EEPER At conv hospital. Day s.h1ft Will train Stable employment. Xlnt bcns. Apply. 1445 Superior Avc.N.8 . !hlm lpm & :lpm 7pm. Comm1ss11ry Mart. Spr LIVE IN CA ltE mStdale & Edini::cr. Hunt· for elderly ambulatory mgton Bench. Ynu can _ma __ le_._N_B_._64_5_·_009_2 __ 1tll>O applyMon 1''riat Live ·in housck et.'J)«.'r. ~LL~ ~~:l~·~llt:O~~~~?A~~.USI Live 111 or day time only Light housckccplnl!. m eal<;, & companion for elderly woman. Refs for CdM 759.()056 S t F4V•CE~ 1401 Dove St. Ste 340 Newport Sc h 833-1441 NOT /\N AG ENCY NEVER A FEI': Equal Oppor. Employer LOAM COUNSELOR INSTALLER Shower door manufac· turer needs exper. a11. sembler or ins taller. full time. Salary opC'n . 548-3500 or 548.6J82 A pQSit1on 1s avail. for a person who has the de· sire to Join an aggressive mortgage loan co d oing Housekeeper· mature business in So. Oranl{e g1rl. Jill' t'l e:in1nit .1-----~----t:o. Calif. Real estate babysiltinl' 8 yr old lnvettforyCOtltrol l1 t'ense r equ\rl'd 49~·3605 ('V('t., 552 1813 Sports wear mfR hllS Preference w11J be ~1ven tty11 Dchb1 orx-nln~ for Or~ani1.l'd, to collei.?e graduate -motivated person lnven / h ( Id llOUSEKF.1'.:PF:ll /\ID. Control lnv oic in~ w priorexper 111l e 1c CM Retired ladyrSteady 642.3472 NR or finanl'e, real <'Sl . In pi I. S27tlmo 6dys Nd ------surance or accountin!'l. car. no ~mokc 642-8494 Laguna Beach XJnl s al/<"omm schedvle HOUSEPl,ANT Knowledl(coblc l'coplt Pt t1me for rout~ main 1e n11nrl' pos111ons 751-4700 MOTORROUTE permit s un11m11ed personal ~rowth & Im Dally Pilot rou11• in med Income s,•nd re 1..aguna Beach & South sume to C Kaur ma n. 620 l.llgunll /\hc•rnonn!I. NewJ)Ort \enter Dr. Sle Monday LhroU11b f'r1day C plu!I Salurdny and Sun. 211 Newpart Beoch. u day morn111)!s $4~ l){'r •92660--------• NOTICE ITl(ll"lth grO!l11 profit . $5Q -------- how Dally Pllot C'la!'I:. Ca!!h depo,it requlrr<J 1.-vbe Mun. :tpm lipm. ~ 1C1cd l\dt1 d111ph11 their Call 642·4321 11sk ror days u wk Apply 111 m~•81!8 with leJ(J bih\,)I CittulaUon Leave your f)('rson. Canult• f'oods. and impact., Our ad$, we Neme. Addrc111<, l'honc 17575 Morgan 1.n. lll:J are proud U> say. really ·Number and M uke or Aet ruulls. Phone Car Gi>Od for ~tudent or Find wh&l ~nu w1&nl 1r &t2·5878. retired person. Dally Pilot Clo11111flcd11 645-3374 994·6550 MochiM OperotM Full or p/t1ml' Mus t have wo rk ed with fiberglass S4 pl'r hr Hunlmgton Bch 847 8310. ~·6760. MAMAGEMEMT Night manager. hig h volumt.' hquur market ~xpencnce preferred Good pu.)' & cond1ttoni. EVENINGS Manal{c your own d1str Apply m pen.on. 91\M rons ult1ng . b U'\lnl•ss lPM. 3041 s. Bris tol. San Adults with outsl<1nd111g. allractive pcrsonallt 1e:- who enJOY wo rlung W1lh kids. Sum at $3 50 ix:r hour Phon« t>42 4321 t:xt 250. BETWEEN 4 OQ.j 00 PM MACHINIST w1unhm1led mcome for taAna u secure futur(' Start ----------Ask Fot-Jim ~1 I I t s pare t1mt• without 111· Nile auditor. exp'cfpref'd Equul Opp()rtunity h l 0 PC r a or vcstmcnl 631 ·5008 Appl:r Mon rrt !1·4 l\lr:. Employer ncetkd w 6 months -;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Pr~lcy San t:lt"menll' t•xpcr On a b1•idgl' Mlln<tf'(cr Inn. 125 W. Ave l:bpl.i.n PIX/ Answ"° Sen port mill. will be _dt_a_n _______ Gravt.'yard sh1ft IOPM to math 1 n i n I!. s m . OPPORTUNITY MURSERYMAM 6AM Sunduy thru Thurs parts. plex1.glass. & K.._.OCKS "'·ll t1mc. maturt> malt· day W11l tra1n Will p<1y I C bl I n ~ u more 1f e xpr'd .\1 dllY a um. apa e o over 21 Ii Day" ind h t·nl!Cll !> and rJ is"'" fl•admg blue pnnti. National Company look· Sat /Sun Work with 540-:n33 & doing own S l'l· ing for dean cul rl'hUblt' plants. trees & dl•hVl•ry llJ)!) Wl' off er a goo<I mana)!cr tramel'i. Will Exper pn•f'd $J 00 Hr PflX ~lC.IJ'linr• s al<Jr,Y & IORlOWOrk40hourspcr up Ldl::UOd l1 1lt ... Answerini:: S('rl<tl't' ,... week. makt• S250 up per Nursl'ry Inc. 1::1 Toro. operator full & P/T Call :>: I 11 l <: <> m P u n Y wl'l.'k to start Oppartun1 >(!() S653 1:135-3561 bcnl'fits. J\ ·ppl Y ty to reach for th<.· moon ---------- Symbolll' Ois plciy:-. C<1ll Mr Ramsl•>. m 11 NURSES AIDES PBX OperotM J7fi2 M cG aw A \'l' 5.17 3000 Scptl·mbcr 3rd & & ORDERLIES lmmt.-d open1111! wtll)('al L O F~ 4th betwcl!n IOam & :Jpm Xlnl benefits All ... h1h~ :.Wtk brokt-ra~e firm lrvml>.L-:_._._,_. ___ .& Sepl<>mbl•r 5 th av<t1 L Appl}. 114 5 M.·c klnl! rl'11.ibl1· 1n """ " •-9 ~·.. "'' l' ,,,., "• 10 d1v1dual fi 30AM 12noon. ,.. "' ,,,.." C...ll Sandy.640-1460 M..,1....,.E .... "' .... CE ~""~·tw~ec~n~,,~am~o.:~' ~p~m~-~~1 _.,.,_~nor. ,. , '""""' __ Dana Pt Harbor. Ex per NURSE'S AIDES pref'd SJ.50 hr to slart + ~~ ,.. & PIT All :.hifts Pre PIZZA H~p-fx~r'd fr1n11r be nefit:> Apply. Manuf Engincl!r S22K certification das:.cs of C1111548-7863 2'1701 Dana Dr. St.al Typist S12K fercd Htl Convall'scent Pre-Schoof Teacher Wa0 e & Sal Adm $20K + ll""n1l"I uA7 "c15 " .... , ... "'' . ...., Cert1f1t'ate o r ~'( Maintenance Mechanic "A" Immediate opcnin~ for 1nd1v1dual tu perfo rm )!eneral mt!\'hanit·al marnte nunre 111 o ur modern I rv1nc Ari.' a far1 hl.> Dutu.•:. wrll in dude repair and mum tenan<'l' of mceham<'a I t'<1u1pment. install::it111n und set up of he avy mat'hrnery :inalys1!> and troublcshootini:: This 1s an exet•llent op· Porturuty to JOlll a i;trow· mg <'Ompany whll'h r<· ward.<; Its employees with an c~cellent salary. a t• o m p I e l ,. b c n e f 1 l s Portfolio. and a qua lit)' worktn)( l!nvironme nt. Please cont;.ict Employ· mentOHice ROYAL INDUSTRIES Energy Produ<'~s Division • Lffr"' Sl~er. Inc. Red 11111 & byer Road S<1nla Ana. Ca 540·3210 Equal Opp Emplyr M / F Des1g.nr J1g1 t-'1x Sll!K + • Trnvcl Agt Stii5+ NURSES AIDES .,enenct> Full or p1t1ml' Irvine Pl!rsoMel /\~l·ncy All s hJfts. RN's Day re Harbor View Pre·Sehool 488E17lhCosta Mc:.a lief llousekccpers App 1_640_-8820 _______ _ So1te22.4 642-1471 ly. Newpo rt Con\ PnntShop ~~ Centrr. 1555 Superior PLATEMAKER l\H'. N R MoterialC0tttrol Som e t.'Xpcr prd'd Production Control NURSES AIDES lnclucki. !>tnpp1nJl. photo Earn while yCJu lcurn & layout funcltons Xlnl Rapidly growmi: Orange lmmed. openm~s on the work 1 n i: con d' & Co. firm located near OC 7 3 s hift & 3.11 :-.hifl Call bener.ts 4 Day wk. App Alrporl is -.eck1n j.! a 847 9671. Garfield C<1rl' ly. NuttonlJl Educallon matenal conirol prcxluc-Co H HB Corp. 4401 Birch St. N A lion control 1nd1v Th1i. __ n_v __ o_s.;..p_. __ .____ Near OC /\1rPor11 Equ<1t 111d1v. 1s to have min o f 2 ----------Opportunity Employer yrs exper Wiii be NURSES performing production & RN'S PRODUCTION material planntn)? ac-MACHINIST tlVlties. Offer xlnt sal & Needed for hospital staff A leading medical device benefit pkg. Please ~end relief. ICU/ Med SurJt manuf nrm has an 1m resume & sal h istory IO All shi(L'> avail Mu1>t b<' med opencni:: for ..i pro Class1f1ed ad no 33S c10 dependable & have refs duc tion mach1n1s t 1\ Dally Pilot. PO Box 1560. Skill assessment tl'!tt~ quul.Jf1ed cand1d11tc will CostaMes a.Ca92626 are ~1vcn Group 111 have fl mo's 10 1 yr pre- MAT U RE WOMAN suronce avail. TOl' v1 o u s t•icper 10 a p /timc 10 w c lc·ome WAGES.Ask about other marhinc·shop newco mers & contact benefits. Come '" 9u.m The P r o d u r t 1 n n merchants . rkx1ble hrs. Spm Mon·Fn mach1rust will set up & Need t'ar, lite typing. WESTCLIFF' op c r al I! v 11 r 1 o u , 547.3095 Nurses Registry machines that fabnrnte 1617 Westcllff Ste 209 met.al & pl;.1sllc romPo· Mature Male driver for NcwPort Beach nents as well as repatr p1ck111g up pets & h~ht 631-06J0or752·9l18 minor toohn(! We offer )'ard maml. Sea Breczel~~~~~~~~~~~I an xlnt benef1l pkg that Pet Cemetery 96l?-7ll l in<'l udes medical. dental Office receptionist with " I Pl ME·CH "' ... IC "'L typing skill. F. over 40 .,. opuca msur ca:.e ._,, ,.. apply 111 person or by INSPECTOR Hours M-# 2·6. Sat 912 phone. Rapidly growinR Oran(!l' _548-_7_m_3_. ______ 1 SHILEY. IMC. Co firm located near OC Office Manager. 1n~1de 17600G1llette /\ve A1por t .1s s<'ek in~ a sales. No ex pen e nc{' lrv1ne. Ca 92714 mec~a111cal ins pect or necessary will train 979.0500 ~1s ind1 v. 1s to huve a prer. 25 y'rs or older. m111 of 3 yrs exper. Must SS7-()ll2.4 or?7<i·0090 Production workl'r for be able to make ins~c· ---------skate board shop Ms t be MANAGER lion setups & ins pect OFFICE/P-TIME dependable Apply 10 The Daily Pilot has open· varioui; purts o f as-2 days per wttk. !l to 5 person or call Tadeo ill5 ings for Circulation Dis sembly by himself. Offer Newport Beach 673·6900 W 17th St. Sulle f' CM rnct Mana(!ers in the xlnl s al & benefit pkir 642 ~ Please send resume & p "-CK "'Gl ... G --------(!rowlnA coast arC'a or sal history lo Classified "" "' " PIT medical rnsvrant•v ~:i~~~-fcmalc. beginner adno.329c10Da1ly P1lol. ~=~~~~t~ecr~~~~uanllo~ b1llmg clerk. exp & rcr·._ or expen ent'ed appll · PO Box 1560. Cos ta Fl llmc 7 to 3 30pm CM nee 842·0651 cants are cnroural'Cd lo _M_es_a_._C_0_9_26_26 ____ 631 ·3290 PIT sales lady wonted :1pply Excellent benefits Medi c a I . Exp t' r • d ----.------Page Boy Maternity 111 paid by employer, new Orthopedic As:H. for Painter. industnal & com side Robinsons Jrd floor modclcompany<'arwilh busyofcm NB.Mon-Fri. merc1al.quahftedonly Fas hion Is land NB personal use. v::icat1on. Sal open. Call S44·S300. _89_1 _100_1 ------_644-_4_7_29 ______ _ sick leave. pension and credit union. F..5tablished scale for this posillonlsS168to$301 per wee k based on ex- perience. plus bonuses. M1rumum reqwreme nts are: age 18. gencrnlly clean drt vmg record. willlngness to work with you.nit 10.16 age boys ond !{i ris . t IAM to 9'PM wrekdays with optional Saturday overtime. No\ just newspaper delivery but total management of a dertnect district or c ustomers. young in· dependent distrihulors. promotion. 11crvl<'e. col lecttons. ~ quulltled and In tcrt-stcd come to 330 W . lay Strttt Costa Meta Monday throuitht f'rldoy ll :30 5 Oil and i111k for llarry SeC'h•y In the Ctrculalioo Deportment Equal Opportunity Employl!r Medical·Mature person lo learn insurance & com. put er bi lllng . Busy Orthopedic ofc in N.8. Typing skills req'd. Mon· Fr• Sal open. Send re· sume \.Q' Cl&sslrled ad no 340, cto Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Qi 92626. Med.lcal PtT recepUonl11t. girl rnday Cid oppor for rlllhl 11ppli<.'1tnl. M:lt ty~. HOllrS 1 7·30 M f" Call 640·6000 Ask for Mary. Medlcal receptionis t. busy doctor's office. Salory open. Bcnehts Call for appl Bristol Park Medlc11I Group, 722 Baker St. Coi.W Mes11 557-6300. When you need ex1>«'rt service or rcpnlr!I. turn to I.he ~rvlct-Dm•rtory In Class1rled to solve your problem PART-TIME CLERKS Specially drugstore opening in Irvine will bt' seeking pt lime clerks to caslller. stock & d1splllY merchand ise. Morns. days & eve work avail Also. wknd11. (714) 552 1316 THE GUILD DRUG J~ltdAt s.ta Ano ,.,.!WY· f.qual Oppor Em~loyer PART TIME WH«·IMDS Every Sunday and Every other St1iurday and Sun dll.Y momrngs. Driver to drop bundles or 0 111ly PilOl U> carriers Mu11t have v11.n or luge i.lnllon + good dnvlnR 11e"'loc-ord Call 642·4321. u k for HDrr)' Seeley or Don William~ REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE WANTED. Personalized training Xlnt re puta uons. High commiss ion & beautiful ortice. MALLOY REAL TY 960.4342 RULESTATE SALES Positions available for t.' x p t> r 1 c n ,. l' d a n <1 cner2et1e ajlents. pka11e s end res um l's t o Ughlhouse Realty Inc. 31716 Coast llwy. Ste <.:. So Laguna. CA 92677 DO YOU OFFER A SERVICE"' Let the publl<' know wlU nn ad In the Oa1ly P1lo service Director)' It ('Ill ~t YOU 85 llUle ns SI ti: per day. for more 1n rormuuon and complete rates cull 642 5678 REAL ESTATE H{'('ept101ust /\rrt:. Pa~ .• hll' clcrl< i'lll't'd l'<1~1·1 ln•H hnent Sales ,·nn:.t" r.I .nu,· P t'• .c.11 If YOIJ h<;Vl' c;urrcs:,ful who I l(llOd v. \\h 1111111 -.ale,. exp m rcul Ci.tall' or bl·r' ror 1<1~1 pact'<! 1·011 1n vt•;.tmc•n1 • W{• nl'l d ~true tt0n t''' f ull 1:u1, several -.elf mo11va l<'d 1 yp1n~ SCWI'~ Sat.u \ ~Pit' lo .,ell tru!>l dct'd dq>en<l~ or: t 1q>t·r•t•1•11• invc;.tm<•Ols 10 pcn;.1on ool will t1 air. thl· flt.:h1 plan.' Wt• prnv1dt· dr;.w Pl'P•On CJt1 lur ap1H tra1nrnj!. lead~. ('xpenses i&4·4812 « j true• oppor tr1 t'arr. ----- ovcrS50.00tlyrly 640·M32!> RECt:P'f!ONl~T ------''-----Jo'a;.h I.>. I) Pl' 511 .;r.• REAL ESTATE p hc:n1·' $hull C .1 11 Loart Officer ~arj?ll!. 640 H4ill l-lo 11 ... /\rnl'rlt'ar. Carc1;:r i\~l'{\ I\ new 2nd trui.t dl'i!d cu · 1s lC)()kllli! for un exp !nan t'.)' 6111 Nwpr\ Cntr Di o(rt('t>r w lot" or l"IP ll. j N_ .. ______ _ set'ure follow1nk who 1•an I! I! n <· r a l l' I r ~ Io,, n' fS:?S.000sioo.ooo1 ... .,r tht n iaht J>l'r:-.un w1• offrr .1r. ex<'t:pt1on.il tl)mpt·ni. .• 1100 p:..<'k<l~l· 640 >1:12~ ~Vt'IYO Rcal..f'6'italt· URHIHG ENOUGH INCOME? J oin an t')(l'1t1ni.: tum puny with unhm1tt-d rn HF:.C\IN MIXt:R Color malthin~ nr n •1 •• t 1"1 1•xJ)\'r v.orkm~ ... 1th polyc,.ll·r rn:-m U1•01•;1 dablt-worlwr w1Jb111tv to work w:1h r.1tlt1.., i.,. pcrcer:tai.;c·~ Ap111y 111 11 ,. 1 " 1. n h t w 11 lllAM £1'~ <'A \11Hl0 M FC ili(li C'LA Y I-Int.,: HC'h W ol llc· .. d• So 111 Carhl!ld l'Omt· polt 1111;.il 1-'r•·•' 1-~ni-. ... t <ind1n;.: ln;llt.110;.: 111 --------mdhon clollar lon11aor. ,_ ________ _ lmmed1al1t opvnin;.: 101 H~lauranl h1J.?hly mot1 1<a t1·d I!:\ BOB'~ IH' ri .-n cl' d 11 1 •I' 1·' v penenc<~ Pl.'UPI<' Train Home Of The 111.I.! program Tu1t1 n11 al-IH] loy ">ts\ a nrl• Fu 11 r 1 m1· lmmt'd oi>t•ninµ~ m ouc manajo!t'I • 1.JfllllY 11••\.,ur.in 1 J l C&ll manai.:1•r n11w 1nr nt•arby lcx•-.uon~ W1 , l' l'Onf1dt.'nl1al 1n11·rv11·"' quiri• nn pn'viou;. t>~vu· 9b.15671 .111111 our rnenclly tl.'am Heal Es tat(' Sale. leqinnen Wekome Free 3 Weeks TRAINING Mew Carffr New Pros~rity •Absolutely no pnor tracn1n1o? nr <'X pcr1em·t• O\'Ct'S.')UfV •Person.a hied 1n,,trut· Lion ('11m1· '1'1' u:-t ot! .. v b1:l \lol'l 'I' .. <1prr. Coo4& Trainee~ 23!:1~ A vcncd .. dt I~ C11r!l'lta. L.Agun.> llllh. UM2 Adam.'), Hunt lJ• h WaitressH . Waiters ' Coo4& T roinees 7311 1-:d111J.?t'r. llunl Hrll Wait,...sses, Waiter' Cashien 4501 Campus Dr. ln tnt· Cashien 154 E 17th. Coi.t.., me'" f';qual Opo f:mpl)'r m f • Professmnal or. lht.' Job , \ruining hcslauram • t;p 10 t!O', eomm 1:.:-100 Waitress/ lusbov •Cho1rl' of top olf11:" Wa1tre:-.i.. mus t ht• ovr .:• loc·ut1on~ t''ood & rocklu1b C.1.r LIE' your own boss with .. l>ctwn 1(1 & 3. ai.k 1111 lop notch prorc:.:.1on.11 or Karen 644 9550. In •1i.• AaJUtal1un Coast Country Club. 11>110 Katella Realty t: Coast llwy N "-- For ~tails call Lindo REST AURAMT MELP 8ll·IOOl 493·0442 P1Trme1L11nchSh11 1 Counter/ Kll<'hen Ill 'Ir-. or oldl'r Cower Strt•t•l He~tJuran1 . Soup & Salad. Airport arl!tt Call :\11!r 2 5pm 9SS·llS54 R ECEPT-TVPIST Malure. accur ate typist. xlnt benef11s CJH 549-176i Find whal you ""ant 1r Cla...s1f1ed 1\d11. your om• Daily Pilot Chti.s1f1c<1~ ~top s~OPi:!_lllt Een!c~ DAllY PILOT I \ .. r I " ~.~~ ..... !!.~~,~~!~.~~ ..... !!.~~ ~.~!:'~ ..... ?~~~ TUfl9day.SeptemberS.197& * DAILY PILOT CJ I W..ttd 71 00 Help W..ted 7100 ~ W..t.d 7100 lkyde.. 1020 MltctelwCMtJ 1010 Mlttkd IOU •• ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHIPPING DEPARTMENT TILIPHONI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••• •• •• .........ts Rataunam Sul rt.11111 utf1('~ ,u11 DIS, ,..TCHEI IACIC TO SCHOOL LUGGACiE TAGS •••••••••••·• •••• ••• ••• ME& ~D ~ l'l<lZA R~AlJR.ANT ply :.U.taooury pru111n11 c: l'IH.'rul warchouscm~n & forklift "' SAU tromyo1tr bimness card T'tumpet, xlnt cond. $100 Coob, hartendt•r• ft dt' COOKS & "~II & 1'1Art 11m, 11u,1 d r 1 \I c r :-.. Mat u r l'. res pons 1 b I c Wo m• n wanted for H.w & UHCI Send one cud lor uch S36 7821 or 536·9870 I\ llvl'ryldnvUltf • pan l.irn:: tacm' u1111k1' ... oMr 1.11>rt tnd1v1duab W/t!XpN1cncl! preferred ~~~11th:~'~to~.'~:r''or' Crwsers3.$& IOspds t.llgt prlw. one ~par~ twlyc _llla3 __ a...::g;...e_. ----- open "*'Ii or ml'll "' ~7 9212A. nr r Wc11t '·ut ll<>l n"'"CS"ary L'xcellent compantj f l .... .. M.X bikes. morc::. re· re u n p•rmon.-11 Wurlitzer clec puino wOmC'n liO-llh ou11i1u1111t COUNTER Nr1•""'1"\~wuo1111"11i 1111 v "'" " i:. .r ice n ,~ <> Answer sealed atlriic\lve tao & wood cab'"""t. d cond ..... l r·t & h" fo advan c" ent .J.-cs dlBp l h n rsea pair " serv ces a ll .. "'"':. g ~notu1hll\'A ttnJ 111~t >vn~ I s c .. n ee r "m · .., ..... , · a c u tnakt';S,ftU¥. 8ell. lrade strap, meetlnl( iurline S32:s/bst ofr. 644·S230 aft pndco in lbrur111orl. blr !'\1tk1i &~n11,·1• fo'lrst & 2Ud ~hift o penings. $4.00/hr & venous paper work 3470 NEWPORTBL.CM ID reqwrements. Pre· SPM to worlt f'\ t'n1n11 111 PERSONNEL MAN WOMf:N i:(.'lll'rul labor :,tarting rate+ 2nd s hift Must have com"!on 9 O vent los:. & theft' For a i--------- 1210-&1.. lo tlln E ~ p u n d I n l: u J> Bm&e. Oood phone voice 842·7 I personalized tag encloiie YamMha G-65 gwtar with fot Mall ot Jt!.tn aft WM µllunt•t• honu::, Apµly in p erson : Dependability a mu~t Girls20" bike. wallpaper. fabric o r cueSl.25.00 dal.b410 E llUt St t M Male or Fe• .. • <·hun.:t· ~ton• Cnfom Wctave Carpets, Inc. Exper. helpful. but will Excellent. uo. "Duy Clo .. paper & w~ 540.1131 Hat.want JACIC IM TMllOX FAMILY IUTAUIANT NOW HIRING! Coeb&C.....,. Pwta••• Wt1 havt1 l mm .. d1att' opM.inp on llJI h1ft11 (or full and pain ume 1"10.">1 ttoru. Nusi °"' l" 11nd ov~r S111rt1n" pin " S2.~hour for I"" 1n,c shaft and S3 00 hour lor V•Vl')'lrd lnlt'rv1rv.:. are ~C beJd datl)' Crom 3PM ~PM Ple:bt' apply l.Dpen()rl' m1'Et.d CilL'S JR. IS MOW ACCfPTIM~ AP· PLICATlo.-.s FOi IMPlOYMIHT. f:venm"" 6 lOf'M i\ S111 lt4l0 Poclffc Stn.t lr4Wl. Westclllf 8'6-4995. will bllck & trim your ITWlfl\H\l(/j II JO :?PM $400 ' Fowltoin v..._ tags, Or lry two curds Office FunNtwe Ir mo or 01.11111nul prorat -, 6 N~ses RUeff.'ssr2"" Dott 1040 back to back. .._,,._.,. IOIS 11h11rlnl( vru1tr11m N1> t•1t 1 17 cstc • e .,.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRICES: ••••••••••••••••••••••• prrn11t·.mu11)'l'om1luny NewportBeach Golden Retriever pup· S2~aor3/S5 Ofc furniture. d esk. l.11•nt•f1111 Truanrng pro SILK SCREENERS. full 63Hl6IOor 752·9118 pies. AKC Field •-~how 4/5la 0 s$l.60ea. chairs, dmms, decurator ( ~-.·r,1tune11 & part·tame. progrei.lilve ~~~~~~~~~ "" ~ " 1C111rn or 10ot11111tt•111t•nt co, change for rupid ud· = pet Shots. wormed. ti/9lags$l.SOeu items . rea~onab l e !:~t t~;:.11~~~~ ',~1~~111~~ f>hont· ultl PM ~7t> ltW TYPISTS vun(•ement Preferably TELLERS raised wJTLC Xlnt disp . lOor moreS1.40ea. S4C>-0900or645·3022 non Stud .. nt. Laguna SOUTHWISTIAHK (213>42S-U61. Sales Tax Included p·.&.. 1017 L8 \•'•Iii. ul 11~1 lo work S..h•' & SECRETARIES ~ NOCARD" ,...... C'loi.in.: hour' NlgOel. Classic Graphics 800 Glenneyre. L~g Bch AKC German Shepherd Draw your own or send ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• SALESPHSOM Uoyc1unccdcxtrumont'y 831.0002 497·1771. Exp~rienced pups. Show background name, address. phone &PARROTS . Arra can to'ULL Tl M 1-. & <'1\)0Y variety 1.A!l the Sitler, after school w/cur, PIT teUers req_!"red. Ask Top bloodlines. Black we'U make one card per greys. $300. Cuckatoos rlf'.a"(' 11pp(I In 11,.r11tJn. 1\i('lo(l11) thn•ul(h l'utur da\, l WP~1 10 ~ OIJPM Ill *Carl's Jr.* 11'51 "'~· &.... G«flftdt FOUMTAIH VAUEY • I 550 AdC...t lt•d t..,. Royal Pat..uJ COSTA ME.sA • l'nlqu.-rl'LJ1I nur~t>r y lt1Ull1n.: for 1m.hv1du,d "'"h 1ncJoor pl11nt knowlrdgt', l'XJ'er pr" ftfl'E.od Aµply Ill J>ill'bUO ftt.~om & flexlbalaly of for Joan. E.O.E. andtan.638·9308 tag. Add2Steach. Red hea~S95. Wrought k 2 :»-6:30. M·F. 7 & 8 yr c b _ .. wor IDIC h:mporary OS· olds $2.00 pr hr Dys TlnE CO. AKC Springer Spaniel.. 10 Send check or money or. tron cages rm a .... rupt J~n~nl3 of your choice cc.1.2929• eves ""7.6434 , r 1 h der to. 1 stock P P. 556-6921 k I Call ..,., ,,., . mos, ema e. c ampaon wor or you 1m-Due lo exp ans 1 on. lines. best orfer. Dys. PILOT PllMTIHG mtduately Stewart Title nee d s 536-7987 eves·S48-9S23 P 0 .8ox lS60 "-os•OnJ-s 1090 ~o~ 0 ff ice . SPECIAL customer service person· • • Co6ta Mesa. Cu 92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RECRum .... G 11 e I & exp er t 1 t I e Beag.le AKC fem s mo's, H ......... MOMD IOGR'SGARDEHS Q overload " sea rche r s . M a.ny shots.$90. Orig Dall etching $48 _,.. 2301 San Jo.iqwu benefits Free park ang CaJJ 645·2116. Picasso etching UJ. Bon SPINET ORGAN Hill" Rd 557-0061 <.:I erk s , 1' y p 1 :i ts , Bonus plan. Salary open. nard etching $56. A Ivar M 0 d e 1 L 122 wit h CdM 3723 Barch St. N.B. Secre1ar1es. Keypunch Ca 11 J oe M ende i. Golden Retriever adora-Iii.ho. $129 Bradbury 011 REV ERB. Owned by .i Equal Oppor Employer Oprs All omce skills. 558-1114. E.O.E. ble puppy, M 8 wks. 1238. Brandl watercolor professional musician & SALfSWOMAH Sign up now for close to . AKC. shots. 673-5609 S394. Must sell 535-5595 in excellent condition home temporary assign· Tow Truck Dnvers ex· ---------• ••A mt>nt.s & at highest hrly per'd Top pay Apply AKC Golden Retriever VITAMIN SALE Now askmg SSSO/uc:st of· rute. G&W Towing. 7408 pups. xlnl family pets, fer Call 673·7185 even· For quality u1111qu e s ho" ---------w11t.nowledge & interest 1n antiques . P I T 642 7~. SECRETARIES ------CostaMfto '31-'942 •• F.qual Opp Emplyr M F' l lOI M.wport lhd t__. l2fldStJ HEWl'ORT HACH School Of face Mgr 40 hr wk/lO mos yr. $820$996 mo. Minimum c1uallficallons typing 5S wpm , s h orthand 80wpm . De s irabl e qualifications 3 yrs resp cleriral e1tpl'r , ex · per1ence an publi c employment helpful AP· ply in person Fountain Valley School OastnC'l. I Lightho use Ln. FV Corner Newland / Talbert. Filing deadline 916118. E.O. E. (With & Without Sill TYPISTS t-'ri. Sept 8th. 9am-tpm & 2pm·7plT), lora taon Market Basket. 7600 Ed inger. (across from Hun tmgton Ct'nter,) llunt lngton Beach OhmsWay.C.M.642·1252 huntingdogs..80-C?bamps. '""BOl{T"CA!llYON an g:. & Wt>e k ends. 2lnl'I .__ 4936861 E H FOOOS 646·2158 days IMon.-TYPISTP/ti... cu.amps -H ALT . Call 548·3467 Lhasa Apso's AKC 9 wks. Is having Its 1st vitamin ,_..:.._Thu.;.;rs_. l_. ------I l R~AURANT JACklM THEIOX FAMILY RESTAURANT MOWHIRIHGI Cooa & C«Mttff r~ We have immed1a ll' openings on all shafts for full and purt time 1><1:.1· lions. Startanjl pa~ "' $2.85/hour for swinl( :.h1ft and $3.00/hour ror gruveyard lnterv1t'wi. are being held daily Must be 18 nnd ovl'r Please apply an person JACK IN THE BOX ll5 E. I 7ffl StrHt CottaMHo 631-9479 Equal Opp Emplyr MI F • 9022 Ado11t1 I""" MOCJl'ollol HUMTIHGTOM HACH • 279 E. 17th St lMOr Santa A.no Ave J COST.A.MESA '* 19512 ~och llvd fNGr Yoridownl HUHTIHGTOH BEACH '* 21532 S. ll'ookhurst lneor HomlltonJ HUMTIHGTOM IEACH Equal Opp Emplyr Mt F SECRETARY SAU:SDEPT PIX Long & s hort term as· s lgnments . Holiday & v acat ion pay ~ Hosp1lal1za t1on plan avail. VOLT "f"~""4P(~Al'l'f' '!WORVC&• 3848Campus Dnve 5464741 <Across From OranReCo Aar·port Equal Oppor Employer IELL~ ~ERV•CE _, 1401 Dove St. Ste 340 Newport Bch 833·1441 NOT AN AGENCY NEVER A FEE EquaJ Oppor Employer GoldenS17S. sal!. Save. 20'~··SO'/, on Contemp Walnut Electnc TYPIST 640-0574 100 s of vitamins Sale Player P lano. 60 rolls. Weareinneedof afast& ---------begins Wed ~pt 6·Sept A·l cond SlJSO. 1213 1 accur. typist Ex per. as a Fwwffwe 1050 23· 433·S812 aft 6. · bU t 632 N. Coaat Hwy repro tYPtst, pu ca aon, •••••••••••••••••••• •• • Laguna Bch 49'i·6775 H a m m o n d 0 r g a n statistical. transcription. I Right next to Safeway 1 w I beefed up Les It e r h a rts, t ables. e t c helpful. Wall train on **I BUY** Model 100 Wacker Xlnt ~ti~~e:S~~~ hear 10 Word Master Syste m. Good used Furniture & cond. $400 7 hp concrete 1_:_.......:..:.._.......: ____ _ Xlnt working conds & Appliances-OR I will saws.so Ph64S..7354 1910 Horne-Thompson benefits <medical, dental sell or SELL for You. piano-spinet &!aut. burl & life ins .. pa ad hol/ vac ). MASTEIS AUCTION 12 x 14 red shag area rug walnut wood wt mother Apply. 18005 Sky Park 646-1616&133.-9625 Cos t $700. a sking of pearl inlay All ong. Blvd, Jrvtne. 546-3814 ~~~~~~~~~·l.!S~JOO~/ol~r.~846~-4::995~:..· __ work including all ivory STOCIC CLERK = on keys s1 tOO/bst offer Dri•..-TYPIST CASH PAJD Shop full of redwood, most 646-987lSat/Son Light mfg co nd reliable WiU Lraan good typist for For gd used furn. anll· sizes. $1800 Bulk i.ule ...:_ __ ..:..._..:.._..:.._ __ _ person w/good driving type setting. 20-30 hrs pr ques&clrTV's957-8L33 ONLY 67S·Jl75 Thomas OrJ?,an. solid S t record. HB <714 l 894-5351 week. Must ~ able Lo -'---------' ate . P I d Y m a t e . Bi ecre Gry t ype SS W PM Call se.,· contemporary sofa hWsicat ColorJ:!ow. L "~l1e • part or a dynamal· & Greater Irvine ~redat Stock Men wanted full or 64S-6Ul from model home. $95/or ._..._Rh 8083 speaker $550 540·9369 Winning team! Newport Uruon has 1mmed open· p/lame J\dvan<'ement ---------bestoCfer 644·5150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• financial firm is set•kin~ f TY R-- 8 self starter w/~ond mg or bel·retury rrport opportunities. Apply an TYPIST Sofa. like new. 7._ camel I MIES) AM AMP! • -.u, 1098 I LI l k t11g darec.1 to treasurer person. Standard Sho~ FUii tame for machine lipped rduro I Pre f e r ably an old HIA,Shr.o c encal ski s. X nL wor Proficiency an typing & Store. 3077 S. Bristol, dictat1·0n & word pro· cill cso hy, doosde ·Fe nder Basemu n but ••••••••••••••••••••••• ang conds & ro. benerats. hort.h d d cl full C M p ows. cote gar e . · Please apply m person or s an esarc · · · cessing. 65 wpm, xlnt 95S-Ul97 anything m good working Stereo System, Pioneer, contact. benefit paC'kHge. Call benefiLs &condiUons.NB cond.itlonroraround$JOO SX S3S tuner. lrans R..._. & LV..._. _.DP Mr. Byrne. 556·1492. Stod& Rm Trai1tH 67S·9900 RoU·top desk. teak. SSSO will do. Call 661-6261 aft audio, SSOO cassette deck " " "" Full time. Good or •---------Walnut rm divider . $100 S.30pm. w/dolby, 2 J ennings re· L1C'ensed, r 1T. 7·3 JO Pensioft Se..-•lces g ani zat1on abili ty .I•--------Sofa bed xlnt cond SlSO search speakers. b1c 940 shift 118 Cunval<'scent 180 Newport Center Dr •Secretar1·es * 54().5850 Typist &45 97:r7 • • K1so Suzuki cello. vintage turntbl. Pioneer heud Jlosp.847·3515. l ndl'loor T F . . 1973 114 . Best o rrer. phones.Allilemsperfect Newport Beach F/Chg Bookkeeper With TEACHER ype or Antique bdrm sel. a nllQ S48..so63 anyt ime. cond. $5.25 7SI ·3410 aft ti. Robbie's R09 & Mop 644-4360, ext 2f>3 consiru<' expS18K yr Pre voe instructor Ex· kitchen hutch . w ater Women needed forj~~~~~~~~~ Employers Pay All Fees per'd wJDD adults. Ac Turkey cooler. Best ofr.968·6321 ---------..:.--------~ ---------1 Housf>cleaning Serv Laz Reinders Agency l'Ountable Pre-voe ac RESTAURANT 548-0757 Senetary-Uirl F'raday · 4020 Barch Sl. Stt!l(}1 tav1t1es Plan intcrven Studio bed w/bolsler & JACK IN --=---------Restaurant desires ex Newport Bearh R33·8l90 lions for adult needs Work 80 hours for Kelly cvr . sso. 2 Medi\ Chow '5ales perienced typist. b-Ook Call for Appl/ i'::Stab '64 $5.'iO mo + bcns. !1:3().4. Ser vices on temporary tblsSlOea. 536·7668 THE IOX CASH CARD kei?per. & hostei.s. Op. 516-5760. United Cerebral assignmen ts & receive -· F_..MILY portunily to learn all p your Thanksg i ving "' COMES TO aspects of business Call SECRETARY alsy. turkey F REE!! Bring REST AURA MT CAUFORNJA Mr. Hupe at 846-3391 E s t ab r 1 rm . work TECHHICIAMS Ous ad to your nearest Captain's Bed, real space saverS7S 54().9365 MOW HIRING! We need 10 lop sales i>eo· w/publJc. ~d skills $900 Kelly office & receive a pie immediately Ca11 •--------•I Call Jan. 640·8470. No Research&developmenl free gjft. JUSl for apply· nee CASH Secret-mecharucal background ina .• Cooks It Cowiteor ;>.»· -1 fee.• American Career workin.ll an engineenng -- Twin box springs & mat tress wit h frames . 2 Uphols t ere d c hairs. washer & dryer. Xlnt cond. Moving make of. rer. 219 Poinsettia, CdM (park m rear> p~ SuR & MOft 9-2 10 hr week. 12 month Agency. 610 Nwprt. Cntr bwld.ing medical parts IEL[~ We h ave l·mmedaatn year. Laguna Bearh Dr.NB. Exper'd in m ech 'I ' SALES Ad u I l Ed u c a t 1 o n openings on all shirts for $4.437/hr. Apply sso Blu Service Sta Attendant & engineering, quality as· full nd i s urance etc Call Susan a part·tame pos DO YOU PLAY mont. Laguna Beach. Mechanics Helper Isl & 581.3830. Xlnl benefits. lions. Slarlin° pay as 2nd Shafts Apply "l cor " THr. ORG • ... '· u • Mission Viejo area. $2.8Sf hour for s wanR '" ~" n er of Campus & -----=----- sh.a.ft. and $3.00/hour for If so. there may be a MacArthur. Airport Tex. --------- S EAVoCf::S Newport Beach 833·1441 Laguna Niguel 831-054.2 Garden Grove 638-0500 4 Pr group , 9' sofa . graveyard. Interviews career for you at Organ SECRETARY/L. aco. 4678 Campus Or. are being held daily Exchange. Openings now Laguna Niguel area. Ex· N.B. Must be 18 and 0"'t'r ava.iJable. Previous sales perienced, good skills re. _..:..._ ______ _ TECHNICIAN NOT AN AGENCY NEVER A FEE Equal Oppor Employer Mr/Mrs chair , oUoman. olive walnut. End table. & hand rubbed walnut colfee table. Xlnl cond. 847·7931 Please apply m person experience useful. but quired. Resume to Ad Ser vice Sta Attendant we will train you. Call 308. Rox 1560. Daily FUii-lime USA Gusohnc. TEST TECHNICIAN JACK IN THEIOX 1205 lok..-Street CostoMeso 754-9763 .-~ Equal Opp Emplyr M/ F Mrs. Jett at The Laguna Pilot. Costa Mesa CA. 2000 Harbor . CM Hills Mall. 1714 >586·7302 92626 ~~~~~~~~~~j Servi ce Sta Is land SALES Full time. camera 1. Salesman. Sal + comll) saJei;person. retail sales. m 1'~1 Toro 768·9843. phot ogr aphy exper. SECRETARY n""essary. Photography S<!rvice Sta. Attendant. "" City of Newport Beach 'd "-·II · Unlimited. 16889 Beisch .a•ato$l030mo. exper ... u or p/lamc Bl HB 847 3664 4'0"00 Apply, Arco Station. 17th Vetert..y Recept. Quality Rattan Sectional & Assistant p/lime. Call & ~ chrs no pcs > $350. 754-1033. S.S7·2674 ·--------~ 2fld & 3rd Shift ~:t.rc~~i ~~!~ rk~e;xa~ Pos1Lion requirements 84&3391 include un AA degree in 1..;;..;.;;..;;.;;.;..;....... ____ _ Rattan set, 4 sgl beds w/hdbrds. misc. 497·2701 . . · · Salary may be above the & Irvine. CM ---------·l·--------•I A step depending on Lhe candidates qual1(1Ca· Service Sta. Attend. f'ull· RESTAURANT SALESGIRL F\all·llme for rubric shop. Apply 1n person electronics or engineer-WA NTED· No. Laguna Antique spool bed frame. ing or equivalent ex· Beach Older lady or 8' gold sor:i. Sunbeam perienC'e 1n precision or mother of young child to waffle iron. 64().1195 test. SeJected appUcanl care for & send my 7·yr. ATTENTION WE ARE HOW AC- CEPT I HG AP - PLICATIONS FOR a.LOYMEHT. COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL Male or female. Use up your spare time by work· mg at Cart's J r. part time days 11 .00AM to 2:00PM. Apply lo person. Tues· day through Saturduy. 2:00PM tos·OOPM . •Carl's Jr.* * 14262 E. .... wport TUSTIN • 100 E. 17th St SANTA.AMA • I Ill W. I 7Ht St. SAMTAAMA * Z117 w. McFedde.I SANTAANA C. Abbott's Fabrics 2610 E. Coast Hwy, CdM lions. tame Exper'd, lite The incumbent selected mech'I knowledge App. to fiJI Uus immed open ly.2590Newporl Bl.CM ing will act as per~onal secy to the mayor. Tasks Service Stat aon ;\tten. will be varied. interest· dant. exper'd Day & Ing & confidential an Eves. FUii & p/t1me Ap· nature. The indiv. select· ply, Shell Station. 17th & SALES ed for Lh1.s position will Irvine, NB. also perform work for --------- 1 m med full tame' part the members of the City Serv Sta Help needed •m· time sales & cashier Council, attend com med. F\all or Pi t. Apply positions avail. Apply an rruss1on meetings & take 990 E Cst Hwy, N B. person Ward & Har-'llinutes as assigned He· SEWING rington Lumber 1275 q's H.S.&3yrsrecentl'x- Bnstol CM EOE per as a secy. Must type Top $ stea"dy. exper'd SO wpm & take diclatwn o v e r I o c k o ll r Saleslady, e1tpenenced. l lOO A I b 642·3472CM W·~tt-groomed, fa· shiona-3 wpm. PP Y Y -----·-----" 9/1.5/78. For information Shi ble. for exclusive dress & a pplication contact pmtllt shop 1803 WestcliH 1¥'· Personnel Office, City of Preparation NB548·1007 Newport Beach. 3300 Som e truck dri v ing SALES & Newport Blvd. 640·2101. Know Orange & LA coun- MERCH ..... DISl ... G lies. Lifting. Neal ap. ~" " pear. English speaking. The Red Balloon 111 look· 1---------•I Llnwllco Laboratories. Ing for an exceptional SECRET ARY 2148 Newport Bl. CM AP· career or iented sales rmmediate opening with ply9am.1oam Mon·Fri. must be DOE and DOD old lovely. well behaved 7' Hide·A·Bed sofa. clean clearable Overtime as daughter to El Moro & comfortable $60. required school. Your home or 673-9468 · mine. 497-2362/eves. --------- Royal rndustnes offers a Refs. required. BeauL Hercl,l.lon sofa. 7' h I hl·back earthlones, oak generous our Y wage. Warehouseman for plant complete companr paid leasing company. Mon· _tn_m_S.;...250_ . ....:548_·_1823 ___ _ ~nefiLs package 1~cl~d· Fri. 8.JG.4:30. 557-0150. mg medical and hfe in· ...;__ _______ _ surance. plus an ex-Whsle Sopply bus needs cellent working environ· P i t people or ien ted ment with room for your person. Ownr63t·SS88 growth and develop- ment. Please contact Employment Office. Ro val WORK AT HOME Phone saJes. light bulbs Ca II SJ0-5220 Near new beige tweed herculon couch & lov- eseat. smoked glass top coffee tbl & 3 matching end lbls. $400. 642 0168 -.,.u. 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dally Iii all ls sold . Tools. machines & you name at, 3610gleSt, C.M. IMDU$'TRIES Energy Products Division ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anti... 1005 Garage Sale. trundle ••••••••••••••••••••••• beds. clothes. almost nu Lear SI~. Inc Red Hill & Dyer Road Santa Ana, Ca 540-3210 Equal Opp Emplyr MI F ....... Jewelry LA Porte Rouge. 1831 Westcurc mth St>. NB. for 3·4 boy, woman 9·10, klchnwa re. t eaching a.ides. 7 IGaloa Crt. Npt Crest, NB. 2·6PM --------1 M ULT I · FAM r LY GARAGE SALE. 9825 person w/a flHir for large active r eal estate fashion merchandlsing & office in Newport Cente r dis play. Contact Cynthia Call Mrs . J ohnson for at 846-1666 for inlervaew. app't. 644-9060 SHIPPING & lm~~=~!:sH! op. S _..LES RECEIVING porlunities I n a n SLOT MACHINE SALE SEPTIMIEI ONLY Jamaica Circle. (Villa Psc lrlc Condos) Brookhurst· & Harrulton. H.B. "' established co In the Openings for full time ex· Secretary Newport Ctr Orange Co. airport area. Antique Music Bo:i1~s. Clpcks. ._rfc• pr'd saleswoman. E~len Law farm'. Intelligence & CLERK A p p I I c a n t s l o Carter, 131 Fashion gd 11. kills req. Call Rulh troubleshoot , repuir & lwfttwtloMI 3 8' sliding gjass doors S6S ea. Misc. alum. windows 642-1077 1060 lslandMall.NB.759-1770 Brazer759-3800 We h ave an im· lestelectronicsystems Galerin SS7·90Sl ask for Busch. 1802 Ketterl I in Y Id Ch M SALES P/TIME mediate need for a · ng, rv e 4 r. o estnut are. --------1 i..: I ' · T I h S I R 754-1777 Sin!d by Ro~I Corp. Gd ()(fer c harge "Ccounts in s rupp ng recc1vmg e ep one a es epsl~~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. SECRET,..RY ,,... I med t Um disposition . 63J.1094 dept stores In Newnnrt. "" clerk w/2 years re wan~. m P · e Laguna Hills & Hunt· • work avail 2 s hifts, Victorian Walnut Marble I""'""" Be h $3 SS J oin lhe U nd e r seas e e n t e x p e r ' 6·10am or l0am-2pm . top Sideboard. Hanging Mhc:•--IOIO brte~~m.8~ex h·rs. ~;Wo rld of Jn cques fampiaritY . w ith 8J3.3347forappt.askfor Gamecarving,SS7·2674 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lra•n ...... """'c Cousteau.... packing & s hipping Susan. Ping trona. 2 thru S/W. ' · .,,.......,,,,.,, e lect ronic parts Applmcn 10 I 0 New 1r1ps. stlffS200. Call Salespeople-Men•yns is 0 u r e x P a n d i n a h I C l W oCf TELEPHONE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552-4789alt6 takl II t' .. e p ll . ,c er a ANS SF.RV Exper 'd , FRO HT DA MA GED --------}!w PIT ~~1::P& c:l:~~ Engineering Depart· good starting salary dl.)'S,549-301.S 'IOTPOINT SALE. 3308 Copy machine, roll·fed, * 209J S.l. lridol SANTA.AHA .. 2511 S. lrittol SANTAANA * 17971 Mec.Arttlw llYIMI * 1720 I. Dy..-Id SANTA AHA Equal Oppty Empl mf f ment requires &J,. In· & I t '" """"' f .. _... ln Daytime, evenings & telllgent, m atur l!, ex· x n. CO m P a n Y Telephone/ receptlonh1t W. Warner nr Hllf'bor, .. .,.,.es rom UUUl<S etc, · wlmd shifts avail. Apply tremely well organized be n e C 1 t s . Appl y Phone .& lite cle rlcal Santa Ana. 979-2921 cl. all supplies. Cut'l'ent at 98U Adams Ave, HD individual t o handle Symbolic Dis plays duties w/otrlce s upply model. Priced for quick Betwn 10-2. E.O.E. heavy Secretarial as 1762 McGaw A Ye co. FUU time. Phone ror C~ll PAID. sale. 968-216.1 algnmenta. Exeellent . . appt.714/557·92121\sk for Ws hr/Dryrs/R e frl g NTE 0 SaJel' person, perm/ full time RM Ahram11 1819 Newport Blvd, C M Salet1pel"llOn, aggressive. posiUve attitude. •ull or p/t.. Exper. or wlll lrain. Appl)' ln person Stan· dard Shoe Store. CM, atm S Bf'Utol. I lrvme. E.0.E. Mr West. worttngornoi957-8133 WA D· Id dollll or typ ng and ll horthand doll pArts, pre.dating sJtllls required. Proven SHl,,.HG CLEIK Newport ShltioMr1 Refrl1. Admiral Imperial ~. Any type & cond. ability.Apply; Respon11lb le & n cot H Duplex 25. Slde·bY·41de. 54.'l-736ebff0ft'l0AM nooded for !ihlppl.na dept. TELEP ONI f27 " 4J 1 No derro.,tlng 25 .. '-'°' TV Ze 1 h XI U.S.DIVUS s::m W Warner S.nta Ana. CA 92702 (714) 54(Ml()tO St. John Knits G40-1111 SOUCITORS '400. ™·1221 Cond. ria.s ~-~ ar~ 17"22 Derian Ave. Irvine Exp. ~ly Sell the O<ally 8uilt·ln d~hwHher. Oaf. U:OOAM Pilot l::am SlOO $200 a fers1S1ttler. walnut _...;_;.,:_ ______ 1 week fllehest C'O m . [rontS5() 5.$7-0454 PHONEMATE SEU. Idle Items with a Equal Opportunity SeU Odnca rasi wllb Dill) Dally Pilot Classified Ad ~~~E~m~p~lo~y~er~M~/ F~~ Piiot Want Ads. 642·!5678 1- SHOf' TUIMll Jmmf!d opcmln11 In C M manuf ro. Xlnt benem1. Wlll tr3in right pcrBOn. S4S--0403 mission p111d Your -Telephone ans wcrlna ~ at home Over 21 Rdrt1. Wu hers. Dryers. machlne1 w/warr • .J79, l.o. cam Clll 835 6'$3. l Gd baraauu Guar Best Wire~. $149. to3Pl\f only. ppU1n~. $3&-0tll Roger, 7~'791 , -. ----....o.-----·-------- Don't Get LOST Placing your Classified Ad Make your AD work for you 1. CilYI FACTS. List tne 11ems age. co11<1111on, size. brand name. model and aslung price !surveys 1nd1 ca1e rhal buyers ar& more 1n1eres1ed m mercnand1se wnen tlley know tne price) II you re se11onQ a car s111e 1na aype ot 1ransm1ss10fl mileage of 11 •S low. special equ1pmen1 and license number l. DOH'T IMHUISH. It <t r•slly business 10 exa9gera1e and 11 won 1 increase your cn8flces ot success M1slead1ng •nlorm111on may get a buyer 10 your house. II may also get you a punen on ahe nose J. _..llltfVIATIONs. A few abbrev1e11ons can save space bul 100 many of tnem sirung 1ogether can create cont1is1ori A contusea reader won I lake rome 10 sort oul your meaning 4. WltlTIHG .\D, Use aa least 3 Imes tor yoyr ad tcouna 23 leuers & spaces per lone) s. f'UCIMG AD. Alter you have composed your ad. pnone. 642-LOST and a friendly Ad·Vosor w111 hell) you wllh at'ly queshons yoy m1gh1 have 6. CHAltGU. A minimum 3 lone ad for 2 days is only S4 95 F()f a lower rate. ordef u1e ad tor at 1eas1 1 days wtlh cance11111on pr1v1teges, you pay only for the days " 1uns A 3 11ne ao 7 days 1$ $I 3 70 Clla1ge your ad or UIO Banki\moncatd/VISA 01 Mesler Charge 1. DIADLIHIS. Place ad before S 30 pm Monday 1hru F1101y 10 appear ne111 Clay or pl.a. by noon on Saturday for Sundty I. II AV.lll.4a.I. A lelephone number •S ltne it you re at nome wnen your ao runs II you re no1 go1t'lg 10 be nome. s1111e lho 11me you w111 be as moat people won I call b11cl\ 1w1ce CALL TODAY! Get....-ed~ZSl,000 ,.....,.. tu1 nrowt 642-5678 DAILY PILOT , ... 9150 P ,040 -..0.. • ....II 9060 eeeeeeeee eeee ee eee ee e e e loGh. oww --1978 Harley 1>avid11on 109 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &<; 25() Brand new. only ••••••••••••••••••••• • • I J' Ket.. I~ milts <No rn111h1k('. MC"INTOSlf MC2S05 Amp *SEA RAYS* J47S en~ 2172 only 15 mile!! I A11k1111l Mcintosh MXlll pre I TOO o r bul o ffe r ' ''*"··THC AR•OS Rf'4·1 _., "rr-amptwwr.two JBl,LlOO BOAT SHOW a-....A.. Sil-.' S"5.aJL1 tcrreel a uto n vcrse Dedlt t070 '76 Honda 5501'', xlnt PEZ031 turntable, Ad •••••••••••••••••• ••••• "°"'1. SUl50/obo. vent i<ll r 11u.-ttr re PRICES SUPSAVAILAILI ~ 1."0fderl PIA)'(lr "' dulb) VAC NewJ)Ort ~I T1 Kawau lu ZlOOO, maoy TotaJ 11,500 c1111h, hrm Al 71 ~ GMIT5aft5P M MlntfO :tO Av•lon moonnai In xtru.XJntcond M klnlf room for lt'JD front ot Searl '1and 11w1m ___ ..;.~_~_56 __ _ INh & ....._. mudt-1• now Ot1 dl.lph1y. uri•u S2G.OOO 073 SO'J~!._ Honda CH 250, clean & ..... & • HAllJSOH"S Slip ~l'tl for n1•w 32' Mny ~tr111. od ruh. $300 ·-•••••• • •• •• • •• • • • • • • SIA RAY 10 A TS Ketch Ne1111>0ll Uea ch ...;6'2_9871' ______ _ ...... ......... :rnll ll<IUI llwy N l:S Itta Ml Od 9 Molof' ....... S./ ......... 9010 l>ll·HO W11nll'd Qult•t fa m lly ..... /Stof... tl60 ·••••••••• •• • •• • • • • •• • • ~ 1Up or uei for Uk .. ••••••··~··••• ••••••••• M"'rr ury 60. •II P. lon1& n t' w 41 · •a I I b 0 at RENT Z3 F'1reb1ll. self· .nat\.. P'or-al"d rt"\t"'""t' l TRJ llULL I 0 \'olGv~d Hl'f1•rcnr1•11 avcallable ("()nllt.llW!!d. Lolllof 1ttras. n •"tr A I (; .. ' l .1 n II Xlnt Bay or olf11horf' f'lriue calllton . 633·3"94 64$.2283 • pump ~ ~$4MJ rood U'lSO 676 354~ c Slip Wanted for my 64. i 4 Toyota ChlnOOk A/ • IMh. Poww 9040 1947 C'hr1'I C rall , d ay fl1hln1t yacht. Bonu1 23 mp1. xtnt cond S3995 •••••••••• ••• •• •••• •• •• <' r u I "1 • 1· n • , n d' 2l3 lt13 47'41 t 544--3606, 54-4-6280 18 SKIPJACt\ 20. \IMC marurotd S3:l<l 673 4730 ---8 . M o utdr1ve. r1>1n1•ll'lt"h '76 TflO.I AN i5 Uri~ ~ s,..td • •OI nverhaull'tt I ~1~ hut t'\lOd ll\ru . Sl4 1r.o,or - funr t 11H1•I 1rotl1·r 111 rl'r ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• duded O~p t•nd •bll' allow V hull . Chrys ler <"ht•vy \'II 1•n11 . ~"''I loats. ..,,., m i &trlr, $3100/flrm l~h1bn• or ft11hln11 1.11 c...... 9010 RJI 7~----~ 67~0 or 6t4 7¥ 11 ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • bus Ll\arttt plU>h 7~ rt mot.or tm a.I ' SJ<lpjack. VIII", 11w1m lilc:p, good co nd I 15,000, 585-3309 31 ' Chrt~ Cr fl C:om )'IJ.Cht. bowl) ur d1otlly mander All fbrgls Lonti 6'1~211'2 675-7411 1.<qwpt h:11 ., all nu t'll'l' loah. Soil 9060 TraNportatloft t roes, cs·~.1~d .. 0m0 u11111 bpl' •••• ••• ••••••• ••• •• •••. •••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• :>t'rn ....... · 2 f II ,._ .. " ..,_._/ tn3--4220 Sun1anu 0, u r &l'l'. va, ~- -------$i000 ..... 9120 l 8' T R I 11 l ' L. L I 0 ___ ,_64_5_· 7_~---- VOLVO Xlnt f~1} or ur 16' HOblt> Cal w trlr fshore boat c:ct <'ond 114$0 or otr. 548 8239. biS.3545 f'Vest wkends 870·9944, 28' Puwcr Sportrishin~ d;..ys _______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197ZVW IUS Ready for your next lnp' This one has only 64,000 miles !712GXC > Sale '"c• S2375 ~at Wood hull. flying Cal 25. eqwpl, gd cond bridae. newly r ebutll Dana Pt. Pnced to sell' engine . Need s soml· $67()() p p 960-4!-15 work Overall cond1t1on II ''"""''lle nl lirand ne w Pan 1nLerest 32' Encson. pu newporter mtrs . ""'""' r,., lnch screened logo d1 rect1onal r1nder J nd Long Beuch slip P\'l ply f'M 2-way radio. S6000 or ~-0011 Older camper 4-sale. w/o best orr~r. Eve ning:. ..:.....--------• truck. $150. Sto ve & 64S-9376 Stan Miller racing !lubol refrig. 64-0-2'700 · w1U lmann S11il. xlnt ---"'-------a· Unit•ore Omg hy w •trlr. cond 673·:W73 rler motor. butter y. . , ..,., '72 VW Safari bubble·top, new e og, x lnt cond. S3975.S45-8527 oar.1. anchor, xlnl cond 27 Ericks on. '"e~port m:J.257 1 Bay shp. 1mmar . Ex· t r a s , $ 1 5 . 5 o o . lor,.,· cab over. Fully con· Boal w/s llp :w Retnl'll 1;.io. 705111)75·8787 tamed, kng sz bed. s ips 6. Ex pres~ c r u1 i.er with -. --shower, p6uy, gas or cler I 8 5 II p M l' r c . 26 Sloop, tnple planked refrg . ·A/Cond, s tove lo ade d S lO 500 m a h og hul l. h ead . Xlnt Cond .• must see to 714/675·7965 2t31J20-6400 galley, sips 4 Hau!cd & appreciate. 54tH 94l ' surveyed 7178. Incl s NB _.;...;.__ ______ _ dysonly. moon ng $9.000 67J.7S38. Motoritedllkes 9140 J9'T7 Reine II Cabin Crwser . ••••••••• ••••• ••• ••• ••• Rt:NT-New '7 22 Olor Ho m e Loade d . B y day/week/mo 67S.S832 For rent '78 Pare Arrow 25', loudec.l, MIC. Bra nd new. W inte r rates. :168-3080. - '75 Field & Stream 22 n. s lpi; 6, loaded with xtras 110.000 964·2678 Trailen, TraYel 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 NOMAD 20"'1" Self cont, awnings. bike rack Like new. 13800. Ph 839.9808 Auto S.-.lce, Pcrt1 &Accessories 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEED: 4 used radials. no more than 30.000 m rs to !ll 15" rims <Datsun Sl(l wgn>. Ed, 661·6261, aft 5:30pm. 4 whl drt ve parts, ·74 Dodge Power Wagon. in - cl transfer case, 360 en~. auto trans & rear en 642.2492 ·12 Pinto. ALL PARTS FOR SALE. Call 675·8195 aft6pm. '68T riumph GT6 parts. 646-1478/ 646-0131. AMtos for Seil• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-9520 247 24. w/flybnd~e. lull 20 mahogany sa 1lbo!ll MOrEDS l{ailey. r oom y berth witrlr, SJOOO/ofter. Slap New & used. sa les & ••••••••••••••••••••••• wi parto potty. sips 6. a va i.l. 8 1 75 1·3272· service 2470 Nwpt Blvd 'S5 Thunde rb1rd pwrful 235HP V8 OMC bi 3-l644 642·7910. $2250/firm outdrt ve , e qul pped UDO 14, good cond. xlnt 831-7056 w t co mpas s , m arin e lrlr & c:ovl.!r. s1250_ '78 Fox1 Moped. 2 m onlhs r111J10 , swim steps. also 548.Q)46 eves old. like ne w. ·~ Pontiac, 4 dr. body includes 12 hrt' jackets. 2 ---846-71 24 frame . fenders. doors. d.Ot'hor~ w/ Lin~ & ch ain, '74 CAL 20. top eond1t1nn. hood, etc. trough but no extinguisher, boat bum all xtras Best offer Mot,S::,':Je.~s/ rust. ln tact, less cnr: & per!.. eittra hne . boat 644·8510 9150 r unning gear. $100. <•over & aft canopy. less ••••••••••••••••••••••• 957·1420 than 60 hrs operation. Catalina 27. 4 bag !.ails. 1972 Yama h a 175·Dlrt -. ---.------.- (;umes w/tandem trlr. dinette. galley. s ips 6. Bike. Only 4300 miles & 57 T Bird. Red w1wh1le xlnt cond. $14.500 Call Must sell 'ft ownership. in excellent cond1tton port h ole t o p . 9~~ Bob Rul1 991·8700 dys $6.000.675-3186/673-4191 ~.Call963-4953. res t or e d . All o ri g . 956-3827 evea ood $10.500. Ph 645-7354 ---------40' hard chine ketch. g 1975 Honda 125 Elsinore -25' T rojan x lnt cond, cond , w 1 m oo ri n l!. Marzocrh1 forks, S42S xtras. must sell, best ofr $2(1.000.642·1643/aft6pm Call646--0957. 675-1784 ---------Well des igned , custom 2 . 73 Kawasaki 100 Clms Crart Trt·C'a ban 46' W1ldwind Catamara n Enduros.S300eac h. '68 Catalina convert. PIS. P1 8 . low m 1. $l 200 . S4<H>H7 Y ac ht "Da j!r oo n " Price of a Hobie bul 645-2987 custom dbl <'l'da r hull, twice al> 1>1g and tw1ct' as ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• .ib:.olutely magn1fieent, fast Ma ny xt ras for :.Ip, JO, 2 beads & shower ocean going. Evenings 9530 •77 FORDE 150 IUllLETOP 300 Honda Super Hock. StS galley. refn g, VII F. 531 9610 autf' pilot, depth finder. ---------1 windlass, ONAN swim --------- <;l(·ps. wl twn l{as 460's w CAL 34. super cond • ran· '7 4 H o n d a M T 1 2 5 ci pprn't 35 hr!> since m a tu.su e pnrl' 675-11.12'1 Elsinore. 6K m 1. xlnt Best oiler 646-1478/ 646-0131. ·Jor overhaul S48 .000. cond. $325 lir m. 5411 764H V-8. automatic trans . a ir cond. pawer steering, AM/ FM radio I I f'89664 l. Must Sec' P nvale parl1c·s o nl y E RJCSON 25 Keel mdl. '78 Honda 185 Lwinslar. Plt•USt• 54().!°).qJ7_ 1 d h I Roller furhng Jab. VllF, x .nt c.o n . e m N . OPEN LABOR DAY $8875 SUNSET FORD 'n' f <11r Llnl'r. V-8 Sing head . overbrd. many w1ndsh 1el<l . backre:.l . Scrc•w Srll or T rade . xtras. A beautiful boat. must sell $650./ b11t orr $6500. 645·5838 770. 7200 _640_·_7326 _____ _ 5440Gardr·n Grove Blvd . Westmjnster 636·4010 -cJ I -~I/ i5 XL2SO Honda. $450 or Motorc c'"f ~~H 9150 MotS::r:: 9150 best ofrer. 640.8425 aft Sc~ 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• &PM. __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HONDA. MISSION VIEJO / PUT YOUR SEAT ON A HONDA TODAY! I--~~ IUY OHi T. • W GIT OHi :T. FREE! •SB.F SBYICI CARWAIH FREE! FREE! FREE! w~ A,.T PVllO.•U HONDA EXPRESS s27999 or s470& Down cM s 1334 -.. for 24mo. ~~Cfet'MI IHHUTUll .SH&l ••• FREE! N~lt*ll IUY~ OIT°"I WllHNICHAH FREE! OfAMY TIU St.It WITH WITH COUPOMOM.Y C~OMlY SPAii llAKI PLUGS ADJUSTMIMT IU'Y 2 -~ ... OITOMI FREE! FREE! WITH WITH COUP0'4 OKY CHAIM ~ CMU4 ADJUST...,,. LUU .. ~ FREE! FREE! WITH "'9cM4SI CWlllCMAIN WnM WITH COUPOtt CM Y COUP'OH y ......... COUflOf4~ 094MY'S •HTAUUMT , .... At Alff.,_,,.,. FREE! WITH COWOH OMlY ~ 4T PActC 14.IO CAITOM CICUlfTTIS ,_....,,..., WITH ' CAllUUTOI ADJUSTti9ff ... , .... ,,.. . FREE! wm. C~CMY Tnsb '560TNCb 95'0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. AND ..W 1971 •MC '12 TOH PICKUP I-I Owl ........ ~tr ........... ,_ , __ .,.._ --.01 .. ·~ '"'"161113»4411 GOOD SILECTIOH 1h TOH 4x4's. JIMMYS AHD VAN CONVERSIONS ALL AT llG SAVIH&S 0,......., hr 0,... hwy hr 714 714 49'-0IOO ,. ... " 4WIMtlDrhes 9550 76GMC 4X4SIEltRA COST A MESA Automatic transmission UBll9071 AMC/ JEEP ssa50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #I IN CALIF. SUNSET FORD 1971 CHIEtlOKEE • 5440 Garden Grove Blvd $6995 • Westmln.ater 636·4010 IJ JA16NNl311661 OPEN LAIOR DAY 1978 J.20 rtCKUP $6995 <J8A46PN140439> FREE 100 '73 JEEP4X4 P/U & Shell, P ower st.eenng, V-8 tV465661 $2995 TRUCK CITY Slh & Harbor. SA S54·5400 GAU.OMS GAS Closed Sundays with \)Urchase or .iny ·m GMC l ton WI '74 350 Jeep Wlth Otl.4' coupon eng. 22.000 mi. Used for loWlng trlrs. $2100. ALSO Tractor-tr ailer wt el~c brakes. dbl a xle. 18' bed SUiOO. Both ror $3500. Ph 64.5·7354 WIWIUIUT AMY WRITTEN DEAL OH ANY NEW JEEP WEARE OVERSTOCKED 252.4 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 714/ 549-8023 '16JEEPCJ7 v.a. 4-speed, powe r disc l)rks. (0011197> $4497 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor. SA S54·5400 '77 Ranger XLT extras. ClosedSundays a1 r . P / S . w h ls . eves -.-7-6=-JHp~:...:...CMrok:...:.......;_=--.. -- 75l·28S7. dys S52·S39l v.a. AT. PS. stereo radio '77 Cherokee Chief. 401 Eng , loaded wt xtra s. mint cond. 640· 7773 '73 Blazer 4X4. xlnt cond. Many xtras 646-9474 (065856) $4595 TRUCK CITY Slh & Harbor. SA S54·5400 Closed Sundays 9560 '72 Chevy Luv. side step ••••••••••••••••••••••• custom additions :paint. 1976 TOYOTA whls, stereo. &73-M.27 PICICUP WITH s11cJ.2 CHE~~ cond. CAMPY SHELL 4 speed. radio. heater & _ __:642-8022~:...:...-1...;.548....;...-4842 __ . - onJ,y 27.000 miles . Like . NEW! Lie. 11>660S4 Slk . i2 El Camino 4S4. pwr l996AT steering. pwer brks. blk · $3979 w1wh1te s hell. xlnl cond. $2900. 7S2·8398 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl\10 COSTAMf~A 642·0010 ''5TOYOTA WAGOH 4X4 INl"NSl31 $2195 TRUCK CITY 5th & Har bor. SA S54·5400 Closed Sundays C f 2 OAIL V PILOT Tuesday. September 5. t978 Yme 9570 .,..._, ...... td Aaltos.11,.oritd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRAMOH!W 1971 llOODODGIVAH ll70228> 141034) OHLYS4'95 IRVIHE DODGI 40 Auto Center Or. IRVINE U0.3311 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Spide r r ed . Blaun· punkt Blereo cass, JUSl serviced 642· 7387 '74 G'JV 2000. xlnt cond new clutch. impeccably malntolne d. C•ll Pilt 540-3886 •DATSUMS• LanJ-Wectlo. Of AIModttt SA!.£$-LEASI NC PARTS.SERVIC E We Need Clean Da tauM' l976 Ford Van Econo line '73 Convertible Spyder 250. 2 bu rner s t o ve, new brtc.s, clut.ch. hoses: rerrtg. cass ette d eck. battery. valves As king CB, 673-2050 dys. 673·1.229 ~. c.au Jeff. G7HJ 11 eves COSTA MESA DATSUN 284S HARBOR BLVD 540.'4 l 0 S4M2 ll '74 Dodge. :llnl. AT. PS. :.·!'! ............. !?!~ air. xtra s . Nu tares . •UDI 831·~91/ Aft 8. S21·274S. *"' '72 cherry Chevy van. S4000. 5.16-2307 76CHffYVAM SUPBt SPECIALS• i8 Audi SOOO. 4 dr, auto . ca.ssette. a ir. P S, PB. 15,000 m iles IOl 197 1 SHU * DllVEA • *LITTLE ••• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN Alr corid., power steer ing. automatic tra ns .. s ter eo. Semi c us tom l~::=:::::::!i:::===~ 110>94021 111 ,/ ,0 1!, 1 If'• ! 1 ,ll1 I 831-l 37S 493-337S $47'5 Call ~3661 or see at .. Cort Fox LeoshM) 2586 Newpart Blvd. COSTA M ESA 75 CHEVY SURF v.s. 4·s peed. pawer disc brakes. ( 157957 I $3995 TaUCkCITY 5th & Harbor. SA S54·5400 Closed Sundays 73fORDVAM Club wagon. AT, 4·11peed. UGl39381-. $2995 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor. SA 554.5400 Clotied Sundays '73 FORD SUltf V-8, AT. PIS. <70521' I 39'5 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor, SA S54·S400 Closed Sundays '72 FORD SURF V-8 .AT. 11.3512K1 $2295 TRUCK CITY 5th & Har bor. SI\ S54·5400 Closed Sundays Autos Wanted 9590 • •••••••••••••••••••••• WIWILLIUY YOURDATSUH PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN ""'I' j I.I I 'I I 111 8 31·137S 493-3l7S WE BUY ClEAHCAltS lrTRUCICS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor tllvd. COSTA M ESA 546-1200 16 Audi Fox. auto. xlnl .. 00 Oat.sun Roadster 2000, rur. snrf. stereo, 556· \301. 49J.2437eves& wknd s. S·spd conv. hardtop. •FOXY FOX IUYS• '76 Audi Foll Blue. 4 dr. auto, stereo t ape . aar cond . ll.000 male!\ 1299NWC> $4495 '':'4 Audi Fox Yellow. good sha pe & runs out good. 66J.7 I S2 'i3610Stauon Wai.ton AM/FM radio 642·4086. ·m 510 4·spd. nu tires, gd cond Sl200. 548·6670. aft 5pm uuto.2dr.stereo.8 track i--------- 44,000 'lliles <063LGT 1 $3395 Must sell · 76 Datsun 280Z JS.000 miles, a /c mag~. s t e r e o . AM t F M Cassette Clean & 1 m · maculale . xln t. co n1l f7000. S52·621R eves '76 280 2+2. Silver wt blk accents. 4 spd A c. AM/FM ta p e . ve r y ·74 tOOLS. AM/ FM. 4 spd. clean. Bsl ofr over S6000. low ma, vry r lean. & runs 581·1746 xlnt, t175·9879 '73 240Z. xlnl cond 76 AUDI FOX A.IC. AM/ FM. S4i00. Automatic tra ns • air ___ 644 __ ~_·_. __ _ cond. C689RJ F I z d SPECIAL AT _ '76 280 •. m int con . A M t FM . m a g s, S3595 Goodyea r S B R tires, + Call 645-3661 or see a t... chro m e s k 1 r a t• k & Cort Fox LeaslRCJ l'hams. Bar~am al $5695. 2S86Newport Blvd 494·3362 cn,'TA MESA 74DATSUH IMW 9712 2601 IUYORLEASE YOUR 19711MW NOW! " Auto mall t' t r ans . 1747PQH1 $4375 OPEN LABOR DAY SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Bl vii. Westrruruiler 636·4010 '73DATSUN PICICUP/CAMPIR Map, 1889715> •IMW• $2650 •RESALES• OPEN LABOR DAV ·73 Bavan a <J37HOX 1 SUNSET FORD i 42002 4sp. l373LPFI '7SS30la air IS60MM L1 5440Garden Grove Blvd. '7620024Sp. t569PQM 1 Wesurunster 636-4010 '77 J20i 4 sp 1283SPI 1 , . ·11 320laair l09401 76 280Z Silver/black, 4 __ spd, au , mags. AM I F'M. We may have your next moon rO<?f· 19.000 cu.rcfu! car an our inventory. Call miles. Mmt. $7000 Jo 1rm . us today! 6'2~1 '3 l 02040 495.4949 •-.7-5_P_U_.-x-ln-t-sh_a_pe_, me-c-h CREVIER & <1 ppe 11 ranc t• ~r t . FMtcasi; stereo S~900. 496-4956 • 197 6 TOY OT .A Pla<-UrTRUCK * 4·s pd. m ags . r e ;i r b u m p l'r , mirro r s IC14784 > '76 FORD F250 WE PAV TOP DOLLAR St.a ck shift. power disc FOR TOP USED CA RS $1 SI • U OAOWAY SAHIA AHA '723 •Sl795• brakes. IA79068J FOREIGN. DOMESTIC $3995 orCL.A.5SJCS TRUCK CITY If your car is extra clean 5th & Harbor, SA see us flrst. \.. 554.5400 IAUU IUICIC ClOlled SUndays 292S Harbor Blvd --------'----! Costa Mesa 979·2500 '74FORD '56 Dodge. ,,., ton, out stale 1/2iTOH PU I taRS. as 1s, ms gd. 1400. Rallye wheels. s hort bed 67S.3175 (1'70424) S2199 'GR Chevy, low m l. xlnt TRUCK CITY cond. $2150. 5th & Har bor, SA 831·3225 S54-S400 '76 CHEVROLET Closed Sundays ILAZER ''9 DATSUN PU 4X4. V-8. AT. factory air Shell. 195882V I cond, PIS, pawer disc SI l 9t WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540.5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • l INCOI N MEil< 11nv 2626 HARBOR Bl VD COSTA MESA brakes. < 154884) $6695 TRUCK CITY WllUY TaUCKCITY 5lh&~~~.SA USIDCARSI 5th & Harbor. SA CI09ed Sunday We're the new Chevrolet M4·S400 ------......;..-~ dealentup In the I rvinl' Closed Sundays '66 DODGE Auto Ce nter. We need lf4 TON PU Yout uaed ca r ' '75 CHEVY 4X4 <TS0366> JOE P1u . v .a. AT. Pis Stt9 ..... u.c•HERSON ( 170937 l _,,_ ..- S 4795 TRUCK CITY CHl!VROLET TRUCK CITY Sth & Harbor. SA 21 Auto Cente r Drive M4·5400 IRVINE 5th&Harbor.SA ClosedSu d ays S54·S400 n • 76a.7222 Closed Sundays VGN 95701-----------=~----......;..--t •••••• •••••• •• •••••••.. WANTED! Make your s ho pping '73 Dodae BlOO,blk,6·cyl. easlerby us lnglhe Oally s h a rp cstm lnt t exl, Late m odel Toyotas , Pilot Classified Ads. S3295 ~7048 Volvos, P1rkuP6 & Vanl>. Call ua today' ............. c .......... " .... ,,.,., 140.907 835·3171 THf UUIMAT·I' ORIYIHO MACHIHl •USEDIMWs• '74 2002Ttl SI R c692RDJ l '75530! Auto C916MTV I '75 2002 Auto, air u d 22361 '76 2002 4s p . air !135NWZI '76 530I. St R <Sil RCS I '163.0siSt R !029RKM I ·77 630cs14.SJ»1962TRS 1 CloMd Oft Sundays ORAHGE COUNTY'S OLDIST $ Sales-Service· Lcuslng Royc .. ..-.1nc. Rolls Aoyce BMW l540Jamboree Newpor1 Beach G40-6444 IOI McLAREN'S SALE OH 630'11 633'' IH STOCK! tOO No Bear h 81\ld. La Habra 1Comer Beach & Whit lie r 1 .........•.•...••...... ·16 308UTB. pns lm<· $27,900/ofrs . Ulr ~5980 or 642-0696 GIT TOP SS FOR YOUR EXOTIC CARI!! We Will Comugn Your Porsr ht>. Ferran . MBZ, Rolls Royce or Sparts air 1n saleoble cond Ask ror Frank or Tom 142-4435 HARBOUR VW Under New Owner~h'.£_ Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaa Over200 Flats to choose from plu!-. tan outstanding 11el~t1on of Sparts curs ut DICK MILLE H MOTORS 120 WWar ner .S A. S.'i7 2132 '74, l24 TC Special. Auto. 11ir. !!tc reo. Mic helin t1r..-s. lmmur cond Sl995 548-2616 rrom !M M «PM ask for Lor r1:1me 1971 lat. I owner. rns x Int. M1ch 'i;. IOS.1.000 ma ·s. s1s;5_ 499.0005. '71 850 Fial Spy1kr 1.t blue. Convert wl hrdtp New se•t.s. 1995. 645·8440 714/522·5333 Hoftda 9727 __ C_l_os_ed_Su_n_d_a~ys __ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llr78 BMW 5301, 4 spd, air. stereo. 1unrf. mint cond. $10.000 642· 1890 en 6 lrmtd New '78 HONDA Cars CALIFORNIA INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CAR AUCTION Alltos. hftporttd ·74 2002 Tll. xlnt cond. MAHY ••••••••••••••••••••••• manY xtras To Choose From! s., .......... 16·17 DodnWe ..... """"M9y L-.IHdt.C.ufne Consign your car now! Sell for cash at the West Coast 's largest sports car sale. More then 500 cars to be sold including Corvettes. Ferraris. e orscbes, Jaguars and many more ! No cnlrlJ fee and new. lowe r commlsstons. Call for information: WAONER & WILL IAMS AUCTIONEERS 10220 Rlverilde D.rive Toluca Lake. Californ1a 91602 Telephone: 1 213) 980·5627 Out·of-State l 8'lC> 423.2775 !~~~~ .......... ??.~~ c.,n s..iJ.71"~ 9715 UNIVERSITY L968 Shelby convertible. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olck-ltlle tan w/choc Me rredes .73 C APR I 4 C YL. HOftda Can • GMC c1nv111 topb like new, lo AUTOMATIC 11500 Call Truell• ml'a. roll ar. air, 8·tr G44-88S2 · · ~Harbor Blvd atertape.17000, 675 7366 0..-, 720 Cana Meu S40 9640 75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i7 Civic. 2 dr. 4 apd 1'hin· Datsun 710, Like New. d ar d t rana, I\ MI F M PR6-0WNID AMI FM . 14.ooo ml, Malle radio, blue. Xhtl <'Ond YW't Ir IMPOITS otrer 673-3600 $3000. ss1 1946 toCHOOSINOMI '77 Hond cvcc w 4 "-Our -no U ne at '74 2602, xlnt ronlt, 48,000 a gn, ~H~~-YW ml's.15100. spd, FM tape deck. xlnt _.._.. 7$2 2701 oond. $3000 flrrn. 497·2967 11711 HACH IL. '73 cvcc. AM /FM CHS. • hech Have somethlni to sell~ k .,, ooo Good nd rat' , -· . co . All 11eme !Wlltect to 1toek on hencl Limit oM coupr IT Vlsrt &a:r• 10 ! r=nn •t time()( er:= 4435 Clu•lrled ids o lt well 846-S473 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!~~~!!!!!~!!!~~~~~:::::====~::::~~~===-i:======~.== .. ' -' f .~. Septomber 5, 1978 DAILY PILOT c I 3 ~·· '"'porhd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ... ,rtH ·Alltos, l•111•rt.d AMtoa. t..,ort.d MG 9742 ·········•············· ......... ~ ...............•........................................... ...... 97JO Mwce••... t740 Mwu•a... '740 'WMG Mldalt'l Newly rblt .... ••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••••••••• • •••• • ••• ~· Look.I ad. $11~. Ph 'i'$ XJUC, lo au'a, itlnt ,, MBZ280. lmmac cood '72 MS, 2:50C. ad cond, _MO-_a_n_o _____ _ eand.SlO,&OO. ao.ooo mi'•. '8000 flrm. ll.2IO. By owner n....a 97 ... 6 Ml ••• ITWZll Otll ev•. ~ ... 122 ._,... "' ___ ...;;;,.;....;... ____ ...................... . Im XICE, hrdtp COO\crt lt'7t 6L. blk w bl.ll Int 'TT 450 SEL Oold w / ,, Opet Manta Coupe gd AN/ FM . Jdnt road BUul cond! Xtr• at.eteo Pllf':b. All extras 22000 trana .. aut.o tra11.~. vinyl ~batotr 491-4533-tqUlpt.'9MO'Jl. ml Show rond W .9:W top, reasooable. 581·3tHO _..... 97l e:n CJZ10. Dav~. 170 1832. d)'a,4'7·2362ev•. Becky "vc=i awknda •••••••••••••••••••••• iwN JIH GT Het<'hbck. 1.«JO mfa. Uh nu. Sa>O 714 04-----'711 ....................... 'T3 kllrman:a Ghia 11.000 ml. New tHb, lll'8. ml.II· Ott Catb ov«-rtlaul'"4 1\ane lllP lUl 1000 ml ~ ----...... t7JI ....................... m i r acl e rnazda # .. _ •. HURRY MOWAT MlltAClE MAZDA Wlnt'nlE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW I '71 MAZDA GLC You wtll receive an AMI FM stereo "FREE'' orlbecash equivalent of$239.00 MIRACLE MA%DA 2~ Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 9739 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 MASERA1'1 Indy, 4 seater. llhr, air. full pwr, rnint cood. Overseas lm· ports 645·5980 or 6'2·0696 Men: .. sletn 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 MBZ 250C Automatic, pwr. steer· 1ng, aJr cond. &r extra low miles. <929FVO>. # $7495 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quall Sus. CNear MacArthur, Jamboree & Bristol>. NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 '73 280C drk blu, lthr. sun· rl, beaut. cond. $8900. ~ 673-7390, 675-1328 i t 28GSL. Xlnl cond. 2 tops, bm w/tao int, Call Ron MJller 639-4901 Trade your old 11tulf ror new ~oodies with a Class1f1ed ad. 642·5678 '67..ZJIOSL 1 owner both \Oll9 a lr. auto trim•, Rlau AW/ FM quad •t.ftrfoO 8 Lrack N.-w choc brown pai nt Mlrbt'llna. MB ma1 Wbla. ptn at.riped ... ddlf' lntrrtor S.rv1ced ... clu•lvel1 by Cara dt• !I~. Pt'rfarm.a and kd.a IJte new. rre.uc~ •utomobOo from Coron11 del Mar . Alw1t)'11 ••ragrd Slt .~00 (714 )1 :b-llOl7 * * * * * * 7J OPB. GT One ol the tut prod~ed. ""'-YOU .M Ww rnllu1e. 1 owQer. ::: :: AM/l''M qultd atereo. 4 ~ ~ 11pd, interior " nlenor like n_,w. Al ways Jt. C:AM OWN ~ 1araged. All manuals. A .a111ous ~ Car cover. t aet styled ""-MHCIDIS .M wb.la, l •et maga " tirea. ~ ~ Corona del Mar auto. * llMZ -tc 1~"~·~200~·~(7~14~)7~59-~9087~~~ 9747 • .......... -tc 1---------·· ...................... . * s4995.. '73L. all records, nu litts. batt. Ignition. 414M ml. iUl8300D, tan, tmnuic., 1tereo c111, Sl2,tOO. -.am * tuoeu -tc 1_1~ __ B_.P_._M2_·94_7_2 __ -====::;.I. SIX CLASSIC iC 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. ~-... _._. 213/921-1511 714/523-7250 o. .. ---., Jt-TO:,SI il Jt. Moe.t • Jt. •HO•UOC ... •2IO".•JOGD * •I JMC-'-... c.-....c:... * -tc * SUMOW ... 1' * HA~UI -tc *117111eoc111L ... ~ ........ _. ~ leocll ... *842·4435 .. ****** .. , ................... . 1978 Midget, A Ml FM cass, pln striJ)el'. 1"'2 mos old• Asking $4900/ofr. 768-7554. •WOW!• l977MGB Green, mags. s tereo tape, lugg rack, 19,000 miles. Hurry for lhia one! $5195. 1977MGI COMVBTllLE 4-spd, AM/FM radio, steel radial tires. less than 18,000 miles t034SRS> $4151 OPEN LABOR DAY SUNSET FORD 5440GardenGrove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 ·m 9UE. good condition. runs great. $5700. Nev CMB118.. 752-6054 77PORSCHE TUUO CARURA Peru Red. Sports a t1un· root & equlpment includ· Ing air cond .. power win· dows, a nd burgl ar alarm. Lealher seaun111. 100% Conco u rs a utomobile. C982RUZI H..t.ourYW 187 I I IEACH IL. Mwttl19oa leach 142-4435 '67 Porsche 912. all xtras, good cond. $5500 or best offer. 892-3489 A.tos. Mew 9100 AlltM. Mew 9100 Alllot. New 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SALi IHDS Sln.6, 1'71 ON SALE ALL LABOR DAY WEEIEHD! •llUVAM 71 t I I PORSCHE LAIOltDAY SPECIAL• is Porsche 9118C Coupe . Black. All leather 1n- tenor. alloys, cassette. air, electric: windows. sun roof. 15.000 miles <.aUMX> SZl,900 1970 911T x tnl cond. AM/FM tape d~k. burnt omg. ~. 494·5'53 '69 912. New eng(800mll. l'llod exhaust & tires. $8500. 7S.9390Glg1 '7S 914-1.8. great cond .• lo m1, ski r ack, stereo, Sacrifice. $6195. 640·1876 71 Targa, xlnt cond. an· •llLL VAM 77 PORSCHE 92 4 LAIORDAY SPECIAL• '77 Po r sc he !124 . Gorgeous copper. 4 · speed. air, stereo. alloys (2()435) $9995 131131 ~l>Of e...a a.,.,... G•o-e •M ... nn Toyota ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEFORIEYOU SEU YOUR TOYOTA. SEE US! MAR9UIS TOYOTA Ml~ION VJEJO 13 t-2880 495-1210 '77 Celka GT Lf\bk. 5-spd. AI C. s ter eo. CB. rr shadow, wht w/brn lnt, $5395.~71 thrac1 l e gry, A /C, --------- AM/FM cass, lowered, '77 911 5 Targa, fully '72 Corona 2 dr hardt.op. takeoverlaeal$S03mo. loaded. Xlnt c ond. Auto, R&H. xlnt cond. 645-2071 $16.900. 771 ·3767 640--0735. Autom111r lt8n•m1•-..an •" COl>cl -.. _ -bt11!1et I 0 0 .iitttr •1noow1 lvttrou ' Metat11e 81ue VCH~ftllH t-042006 $8102 Au1omatie ''""~mtHtOn art cono _.._ -ontce• oower w1noows & cuotom r • r oo 1um>04 L .-ov. M•l t l lt C 81ue VC2845Hl'°'8Hl2 •&419 • 4 speed, radio. (635LKG12575) 51899 NEW 1978 COROLLA 515 LIFTBACK S sptt<J •••nsm•ss•on. AM/FM stereo, steel ~11. ed r.ct1a1 tortt, 11011!<1 glan and much much -$4699 Avtonwtt<; ,,.,_ -'"'•uor au eono . oo••t ll-.nQ ___ _ ..,,_ A ...-oc>I s-.ritvt M1t1fhc fanott G•••" VC284eM.1-«*Xlll7 '9462 SPECIAL USED CAR BARGAINSI IANK flNANCI ~.-..c~!'l'll1!""91-~,7--7~D~A~TS~U~N-r•7~7~TO~Y~O~T~a;.p;~,7~5~V~O~LV~0;..;,;~~,~75~-,.-AT---I ().A.C, TO USI AS YOU WISH These coaches feature sucn extra u: Cuttom Paint. Bay Windows. HI-Bad( SNta. Rear Sefa Bede. Cuetom Cerpetinq & Plnellng. and Mag Wheels. Some modef9 even ofter tiot I Cold Running W.._, NO W UNOE:R NEW OWNERSHIP . HARBOUR VOLKSWAGEN 75 ............. YW"t ..... ,. ... Stea,. c ..... .,.. ·---~· .. 21ft CIUCA GT 1 '4 lmlt.H 124 IOA.DSTB LIFTIACIC • IOMd tr.-~ -5 _..,"-.•cond.'*90 •t91Mo;Olue-&io.decl S tOMCI -.. 191tye AWFM 9 • cond OorQ90v'1 h --6 f1110 -IOtO•O. IOIOed• H11 IO• -· --4'11 tOo111 mellllllelllue.(IOIABS) Gorveout burgundy -mt!H09 (166NIAL n.-. petlectl(Mal()Y). 499 $7899 "$j499 •5289 s4799 '75 VOLVO '71 DATSUN 77 TOYOTA 75 VOLVO 242 SJDAH 240% COIC>U.A 241,_ SIDAH utom11tc "•"• • oower • _.., ,,... ,. conc1. -lll'TIACIC iomatte "•-... teering "" cond a m10 ""'V' tOOIA --• "**-utoma11c tttn•ftuuto" c!,.0 ,110nlf'll end PO••• -· 9-inlul ~Dive One 01 1,,. llHI '" Otenge AMIFM, 111 cond a tow --.c~ '4399 '4399 :'3799" s3799 76 TOYOTA COIOLLAJM. 76 DATIUN 75' TOYOTA COl~2DL 73VW mn.a I , · ~\'•'4\t.~,,;,~f9'i.:\Jc~~~;~\'1~,l,.~~:"~.i,1 ·;,~ili\.~.:.·• IROUGHAM 25' toieW '71 Mini Motolil-hfty Sett Ce11ttaiHd Ol>Ogft cf\•-440 e<>O•"" g•ou<>O ••vn 1n\ut•H>f ~ V'ftftf '" batn auto 1ran1 e111-·ong & tir•es ~·u•H conln>I ""° ""· ~ IStk H3091lSflf 1C501ll08t tl!l-4at. 0.-•HY s 14,388 ,~ EL DORADO 21' SUBARU'S DISCOUNTED! NEW •79 SUIARU ~ 2 DOOR STAHOAaO ully 1-.:totv -onci.-.v °"' ''"°"' l>OOy ·-mo!Oonot ' "'""h ....,.. ISll• f270l11S.. •AHUt:>INIOi WE'RE DEALING 52488 54688 WE'RE DEALING NEW '78 SUIARU 4 WHHl.OIUVE ST A TIOH W AGOH Vo..r °"''OC1 --l>Oov llCll' MOICI P•n '"'P~• .sro •28u f IStnQ&. 1A67l038160t ., WE'RE DEALING '78 SUIARU DEMO fOWDOOtt !> •OHO l>Ocly ••G• motoinos bo aw. AM/F-M --· llte .,.,,_,..,__.,..._.,.,a~" , • ., • ·--1an •"91'tl 1sn. •2694118« •·306741 haudklhDeli•HY 5 12,688 -· _ ....... -"-· -... MEW 71 SUIARU HAIDTOf' StOHGt•-mett111e •n..t "'"' & O.rnt •2707118-< ~8132:'1 t'llO<e ISlll WE'RE DEALING 53988 PHONE 842-0675 HUN.TING TON BEACH .. • c I~• OAJL y PILOT Tuelday. Sel)tember 5. 1978 Allto1, lmporled AMtot, IRtportwd Aaltot, UHd Auto1. UHd A.-to1, UHd ... .,.. ........................................................................................ ······················· Voluw09" 9770 VolbwOIJ"I 9770 AMC 9905 ~ 9925 Dodp 9935 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VW DUNE BUGGY kcnt •llLL VAM '7SAMC HottMET '77 Cordoba '7.000 m1 . '7~ Colt Wagon. AIC. en11 reblt, u ndlstn·1:t LAIOR DAY snrf, AM /FM ~ track. 50.000 m1. Top s ha pe. tlrri1 C11nvas topl t0'4 5,ICIAL• ,,_.,..!'1~GOIOUTM D/L wire whls. many xtras. S2JOO 644·0463&673-0Sll bar tncl Sll50. 675·4870 .73 VW ~-" "" Aslunl(S6SOOl bst 661-0«8 or644-7211 bus Must See! f.ord 9940 '78 7 pass Bus . AM/ l"M st ereo. <'au. t inted . ~. S48·2985. 847· 7851 '15 bus. orig. ms1de & out, ca rpe ted. :;harp. lo miles. PP,$4,795 768·8275 SUPl::HDUG Low Bluebook Special , eo..tine..tal 9930 ..................... .. With i.te rco cassette s~700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & . '75 4 dr Crand Tonno. good eond1tinn <38'1C VC l 1949MGT> '76 Towne Coupe. 40M m1. PIS, I'/ B. AIC. v inyl S259S .<>PIN LAIOR DAY dnl. While w1 maroon root $2275 644-2977 leather. S7,100. 67~138 --· -------SUNSET FORD 673-8700 '69 LTD. a ir. 2 ·dr . 5440Garden Grove Blvd CD119.. 9933 ~-~-~-;~~-on in~ Westminster 636-4010 •••••••••••• •• • •• •••• ••1----------'75 RabbJt. xlnt. cond .• de· 13131 "--bot 61"° luxe int. low ml, 8 trk aa.oeo a._,·~ -..nu 77 AMC '73XR7. every fact opt.Jon. '67 GaJaiue SOO, clean, 2 44,000 mi's, perf cond. dr, 390, AJC, PIS, rebuilt $2000. 673-6187/M8·SSOl. trans, l owner. $800./bst ----------• olr557·7386 stereo. S2.350. 498-~ LIVIS GREMLIH '77 Diesel Rabbit. take ''T7 VW BUS. $6000, Sale or <464SLN> over llK! or pay-0fr, P P. assume lease at $150 pe,. $295 I 771>-4416 mo 631"'933 OPEN LABOR DAY '70 XR7 convert .. xtra ---------- clean, $2500. COMPLETE STOCIC OF'78 FORD FIESTA'S '78 Scirocco, AM /FM ·74 Super ~elle. yellow. SUNSET FORD caas,shadow, ptnstripe. 25,00-0 ma s. AM /FM, Doc6p 9935 $5999. 498-M54 snrl. Nu tires Xlnt cond. 5440Ga.rden Grove Blvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Dr. Hatchback, Decor ~ 518 0211 0 ri g o wn r . S 3 2 5 o. West.minster 636-4010 .68 Pola 3 2.dr PS PB Dr. Hatchback. SPo_rt :: '6.S VW BUS Nu 1600cc 551 3301 . r • •. • · Or. Hatchback. Ghia ~ e n g 1 n e w I 8 m o . Mell 9910 Rns fine. Gd tires. nds Or. Hatchback guarantee. ou clutch pre· Volvo 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• some body work· $595. BALANCE OF ssure plate. T.O bt-ar -•••••••••••••••••••-•• '77 Estate Wgn. fully 34202 Del Obispo. •27. '78FIESTASTOCK int:. motor mounts . IEFOREYOU loaded. lo mi. 640-0840. DanaPt.496-1575. trans. linkage wt receipts SB.L YOUR 77G-889' eves & wknds. '71 Coll2-dr. u s. mags, 35 2% OVER INVOICE for all. SlSOO or best of mpg, runs xlnt $775 fer 962-6466 VOLVO, '73 Apollo. 2dr. xlot cond. 832-3824 '64 B U G . R E C O N DITIONED ms1de & out $600. Call 497 ·2653 '60 VW, body poor, r blt e ngine. Best o ffe r 751-6150 72 VW CONVERTIBLE. like new ~ Fact. a ir. AM/FM. Michelins. Im· peccably Ma1nta1ned $3150. pp 497-3195 ·54 VW van. rblt eng. & brakes. Best offer. Call 95.5-0637 BOB WITHAM SAYS. NO SHORTAGE HERE! E'VE GOT 'EM •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIROCCOS •RABBITS •DIESELS 01 WITRAM VOLISWACE 7 600 WISTMIHSTIR ILVD. • WISTMIHSTU 893-7551 638-7880 SEE Us AJT. PS/ PB. AM radio. -------! Orig owner. Sl395. Call '75 MUSTANG MARQUIS VOLVO aft6pm.55HZ15 GHIA MlS.SJON VIEJO V 8, automatll' tra ns., 131-2880 49S.1210 '73 Estate Wag. 1 Owner factory a1r cond1llon1ng, Xlnt operating cond AU Power st.eenng. AM / FM "8.a....aGECOUUTY pwr. NC. AM/FM. 73M. • .. ,_ t l """""" "' $2050. eves wknds r ........ s ereo ape, mags, VOLVO 64&-SllS. vmyl roor. (J29MFN1 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO S3400 Largest Volvo Dealer 9915 OPEN LAIOR DAY in Orange County' •••••••••••••••••••• • •• BUY or LEASE SUNSET FORD DIRECT NABERS [!9T(!l~,~ 5440Garden Grovl' Blvd. Westoun.sler 636-4010 '75Colt. 4-spd. lo m1. Sl995 or l ess . 95 7 ·2629 eves/wknds PRE ·FOHD CLEARANCE The n Over Invoice , Excludes Dealer Retention 6 Prep. •SMITH FORD• l.2801 Brookhurst Garden Grove 5]4-3254 Sale Ends 9116/'TA 2025 S. Manchester fit Anaheim 750-2011 _ SELL idle items w1lh a 56 Ford Vict.ona. No eng DaJ.ly Piiot Class1f1ed Ad. or trans. SlOO. 642-5678. 979-1471. 2 Sw e d i s h Vo l vo Me chanics now I van 's, 1995 Har Blvd .. C.M 645-1982 77 Volvo a.5 wagon, 4·spd overdnve. P/S. AM/F'M stereo. 1mmac 20·25 MPG. 642·9761 Excepuonal value, '76 Volvo 2620L Saha ra be1(!e. stereo. ~nrf. lelhr. aulo. 6 cyl eLc. Xlnl. $0000. 768-8816 i6 26S stn wgn, metallic brn, A t C. P IS. P I B. AM/FM. perfect cond. $6,495. 642-6749 Autos,U1.d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9905 •.•••..•.... , •....•.... '76 Hornet Sportabout wugon, PIS. Pl 8 . crwsc control, AI C. lo m1. lug rack. top l'Ond $3250/ bst ofr. 751·9582 .,, AMC ,.ca Automauc trans.. Root Rack U95NLPI ·$3475 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd. WestminsLer 636-4010 OPEN LABOR DAV Stoll Wllh EASE . It', a BREF.ZE Clu.ss1f 1(•d Ads 642-5678 • Or-. COURty's S.••C..ter • DEMO CLEARAHCE 1971 CADIUACS Coupes & Sedans Sevilles EXTREMELY LOW MILEAGE Excellent Savings • NABERS ~ 1.600 Hc\rbor Blvd C~t,, Meo.<\. SM>-9100 •llLLYAM LAIOttDAY SPECIAL• Burgandy, fuel injection • fuU PoWer. all leather in· terior, AM I FM stereo C450PKD>. 33.288 mtles $9195 * * ay • * * WEEKEND Hours 8 AM-10 PM Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon 5440 GARDEN GROVE BL S WESTMINSTER J/ (213) 598-5588 Autos, Used Autos, Used '75 El Dorado. Full..)! equipped. $60-00. CQ'IJ 968-5484 -="'"-·~ (71 4) 636-4010 •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 CHEVROLET CAMAIO (Z~s.48) SUPER SHARP!!I 1977 CHEVROLET C:ORVITTI (A832SP) LIKE NEW!!! 1975 IMW UOI (P5091l Low Mileage Silver Beauty! 1971 POIS CHE tJ4COWI (l3483Al THIS ONE'S IMMACULATE! 1975 IRICKUH Sf'ORTSCOUPI (P5138) ARARE ITEM! 1966 FORD MUITAMti (A681CVl A SHARP CARii! iO Fleetwood. gold. btful leather . S ter. ta pe. AM /FM, air. 126K mi"s. Ost orr. 613-1514. CAD '76 Eldo Convert Looks new. low nu. full pwr, nu Ures. must sell. make ofr. pvt pty, 898.5988 77 Coupe de Ville. loaded, low mi, perfect cond. $9100. 752· 7811or 544-0590 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "72Cbevy Wgo, orig ownr. 60,000 m i. xlnt cond, sacnlice 646--0356 177 Monte carolo. snrf. loaded. FM ste r eo, $4,895. 8C2-83.10. 848-1072 71CHIYIOUT MONZA Automatic trans. factory air cond .• AM / FM radio. vi n yl r oof. Rallye wheels, !976VQB> $5250 OPEN LABOR DAY SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd. Westminsler 636-.4010 1975 CHlftOLET IMPALAWA~H Factory air cond, power steering. rower disc brakes. stee radjal tires, nl9MOU> $3451 OPEN LABOR DAY SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 '66 Malibu Station Wgn. White. runs good. $6$0. Ph«·2828 Tan '67 Camaro. tilt whit radio. air/heal, bst cash o(r. 706 Avocado. CdM. 673-4922. 'TT Monte Carlo. loaded. ort1. owner. new rubber. leu Lhan Kelly whlsl. 752.1737 '72 Nova cpe, fuU pdlat, Air. paint . hitc h . $2200/080. 168-1667 '84 Corvair Monu cpe, very titan, orig. owotr. St»S/b&t ofr. 673-«MO T•lle V .. t.y View Turnoff trom S.D. & G.G. fwya. '76 Buick Onel .............. s3333 ~ -OH cono " Ali.iM ca.-.te (5e.t 1.1()1 :!~~T.!f~~~J!J.!.I! ,~},~~~p .. s4222 '78 Buick Shlark .......... s5333 •O-w,.....-.,.::.l_ f7»1lUt '76 Pontiac Firebird ......•. s5555 A.a"'""'°' A I loo "*"'lSt 2~-~~US!~.!.~~~~~ ...... ssggs '77 Buidl Reval ............ s 5999 w,,,. qoo0 -SA\/E ~' l•llAtZl '78 Chevrolet El Camino ..... _ s6666 eiec~··-•low-11t11i1 '78 Buick ReO"al LTD ........ s 7333 s-··-"~;a 13'au•u1 2L ~!!!, f !'-~w~~Jilf e .. s 7777 J~ .. £~.~1~£~e.t!U!~e .. ss222 '11 Buick Estate Wagon ...... s1222 Lolto NEW Wtlll 0000 ., ... 1930&.1 I 76 Continental Mark IV ...... s9999 11"'9 ••-Cl'"I' •wtono> """ A1110 ROOI INJllaL1 -- DAILY PILOf Cl~ ••••••••••••• AMtot, UMd ~;;~··••••••••;;~·; ~··•••••••••••;;;·; .................................. . . I I ~············;;~; ....................... ;~·;:;;;·~:::;;;;·~·;~ ii L A.,S ' ·= ··~···········~L.~ON·;~D·C··· ~u~:~;~~'!:~~:t!~"l .. ;~r~cr1t6e~~=~1~ l\M FM itel'I radrnl 74 deluxt ~sl sell 1ct U11.11 tJntl!d 11h11111. 1.720 ting marned. low m1. mill•" r .. llY•' whe..t:-SI~ tolr675 7348 •SIOl 1 ·73 Squire wagon \ac SSH I s1200 'bstorr OPEN 1,1\HOR DAV 556-78" SUNSET FORD ~ "'° ~Onrdl•n Orove Bl11d ••••••••••••••••••••••• lYlllttm1n. .. 111r ~·4til0 Muat sell '70 Hoadrunner ~·.:.~...!(.".!":.°"-::::; w /44() & rm on bck $700 '7I MUST ANG 6:11·0261 Cd cond I LABOR DAY 1 ·111 1;m . 4 <Ir. t• w " ~. MACH I POlltioc 9965 I PI R .• 11r, fC01)d 1•ond 'r'tillow, V ~. itulomalic ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ltllnl>. factory tnr condl '77 Firebird fo'urmula . tmnm.i. !)OW•·r 'ltel'rmg, silver bllH.'1 blue velour v11w-.•1 lu all.t•l!o , ~tct•I Loaded Lop cond' 27M 1 ,. d 1 .1 I t 11 '"" r J II Y c $5900/ OBO 552-5263. wh~-t·ls. lt•i.i. th:m fl,0001-------- m1 h•11. t\M 'l'M tape. i7GrandPrix.XJnt cond. I "'D a h I'/!. 1 ~UON> AIC. PS1 PB. Roman I "Tl L• l'OUll am. · ' S5550 redfwht land top & mlr r 8 . p w .11r 'll'rl'o. I ~ I :;t;t1UUm1 s11m1 lU4Jli4~ on:NLABOHUAV SS200 Ph847·0236 t·Vl'!> du}. :?l:f hl:l :1.283 ('UNt'EJ FORD '76 Trans Am. red. atr. all I I ..... c· 1 ' tJ ... , u1w1 ~ ~ power, 20K mt. AM1 FM, 0. All ..., ... Jxu·" 001 • oN. "' ~liarden Urovl' Hlvd CB. tape deck. mint I I nu irunl 1111\d. Pvt 1>tY W""lrrun••-r ,...., "'JO Sl40ll oh ~ ~3 .... ""' """""" t'OOd $5950. S86-3488 I INVENTORY I ~~~~:~T :&~:~~~.·~::~.·~: Su~~~!l~; s .. I • I Low Ulue Book Special •74 Must II 4-i.pd 4·cyl <3838QFl <SJ3PKJ > make offer· 768-1661 · S 1950 I I $1425 NEW If 78 12 \ 0'1 FIOM SUNSET FORD ~.~.~~ ••••••• !!~~ SUNSET FORD I I S440GardenGrove Blvd. $3477 S440GardenGrove Blvd. '70 Olds Sedan. Regular Westminster 636·4010 I I Westminster 636-4010 gas eng, new paint. A/C. OPEN LABOR DA y OPEHLA.IORDAY S~. PP846-9092 --- 1976 Le Mans Sta Wgn. '73 PINTO '73 OLOSMOllLE xlnt cood. many xtras. I I WA~N CUTLASS $4000.498-0325 I IUIWit.cl to Stock o• H.ctf I Automatic trans .. air $<6944 1950> cond .. (939HEVl I • I Low Blue Book Special! OPEN LABOR DAV I IE l 111 I iNs~1DRDv =~~~G~~:.r~~o I 'DEALE . I S440GardenGrove Blvd. '70 Olds Cutlass Supreme Westminster 636-4010 Coupe, very dean car. A 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977FORD THUNDER II RD • 77 GRANADA new pa1!1t job would make 1t like new. make I C 0 S' I 4-dr. v._s. auto matic otfer.968-2270 VS. automatic tran1; .. pwr. steenng & brakes . pwr. windows. ult wheel. ractory aJr cond .. custom wheels. radio & hei.lter . Ser.150881 Stk P3405. trans .. air cond. power -------- steering, llnled f(lasi.. P'Wo 9957 steel radt ul ~i res .••••••••••••••••••••••~ II DE. 0 •• 184-'RXG S4606 COM"'o~~7~TOCI< $5888 THEODORE SUNSET FORD FORD PIMTO'S •• s ALE •• S440GardenGrove Blvd. Pony20r. Sedan. Ptoto 2 ROBINS FORD Westminster 636·401C Dr. Se d .a n . 3 0 r OPEN LABOR DAV I Runabout. l Or. Wagon. 10b0 HAAllOA BLVO COSTA MESA b41 0010 2 Dr. Statton Wagon I I '76 CA RI Sqwre '73 T-Bird. Full power. I (MOST DEMOSI I A u t!·~ ~~~~~~ n s • .1::~ic~~K :~;ga:~~: ~~~~car. I 821 O'S • f I O'S I AM/FM tape, black in 20/0 color. <828PHN> /C 11 2oosx·s. • s 1 o·s 11! OPEN t!~~R DAY OVER 1Nvo1cE ·~ T·Btrd. full power. nu paint. $1100/b s l ofr . 546-1934/545·0877 Ha rvey. _ '68 white. xlnt cond. A/C. I I SUNSET FORD c{~~l~:c°E ~=forces sale Sl.295 OPEN LABOR DA l S440Garden Grove Blvd. The2'7· Over Invoice I WE ARE I w ... :Z~~'::,"" .;~;:m;. ·ill#!.? I I S 1450 12801 Brodkhurst V-8. automatic trans. I 1210 DB.UXE 4 DOORS I 534-3254 power steering. power I SUNSET FORD Garden Grove factory air conditioning. I a s3477 I S440GardenGroveBlvd. SaleEndsg/l6/78 brakes. power windows. f ~3117,,1,. .. 1 Westrnin.!lter 636-401( --------steel radial tires. tinted I OPEN LABOR DAY '76 FORD glass. vinyl roof. tilt R 510'i PIHTOWAGOH whee l, rallye wheels I Lineoe. 9945 <313SWO>. C079SWO I, '4177 4 speed trans .. power <319SWD>. t083SWD 1. ••OM ••••••••••••••••••••••• s t eer 1 n ~. X In · 1 <3J7SWDI. <314SWO >. I Ot09lllll1 .. J I *'~~t~~=E > ~;,~Pcrr 0 rt II t 1 0 n =SI Call for DIS· I I 210 HATCHIACI< I Loaded. under 500 mile:.. S 1895 I SPORT COUPES I contact J o hn Turn, Call645·366lor sel'at . SUNSET FORD s3577 12131008-9401 btwn Sam Cort Fox Lea1ift9 S440Garden Grove Blvd I V F•OM I S'pm M-. 7 F 7 . LTD II 2586Newport Blvd. Westminster 636·401 11 &231111" 661 COSTA MESA OPEN LABOR DAY FIOWAGOHS 2-dr. v.s. automatic Auto1,UMd Autos.Used I F«OMs3777 I trans, factory air cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 110ll5631t1aeo1 power s teering, power B I I brakes, viny l roor. auer· •-mi!!!~-... E fl 0 COUPES U~RLB> .• I F«ow.s3977 I S4750 I 111326011•3621 OPEN LABOR DAY I I Pl~41<UIPS77 I S440~~Jc~TG~~~~d. I FaOM I Westmjnster 630-4010 '141•?3 I Plua•ny[)eaJ1.,1"51......,0ot'°"" I '71 LIMCOLM I • I =l~~rp -Must See• $1951 I 10~ .. Ft:~~·:= ~~ I OPEN LABOR DAY I JUST IE READY TO IUY I SUNSET FORD I & DRIVE A WAY IN A I =t~~~r Grov~~~~O CAR OF YOUR CHOICE! I WE NEED YOUR TRADE I~~ .......... !!.~~ I I ORANGE COUNTY'S • NEWEST I I LJNCOLN·MERCURY • BARWICK • 0e.;:v~1>13c>r I I LINCOLN-MERCURY 16·181\utoCentcr Or. I I SDFwy·Lake Forest exit I I IRVINE llo.7000 I '68 Mustang. New I tires/brakes. Nds some 1 wort.S7S0.847-M1e arts. I .wr:~ti..~~C::.... I '668 .. nu paint, rebll eng, *"'' °""""° o-v-gd cond. $1800/ or bet of r. I SAM JUAM CAPISTRANO _5t0o.oza9 __ • ___ _ 1831-137511 ·~~~~~j~nd. I 71MUSTA~ I 493-33751 1~~::: w ...... I I OPEN LABOR DAV I · ."':::;.!.•,:::... I SUNSET FORD °"f'0."-" ... 7' M40Garden Grove Blvd. •••••••••••• Westmfnater 836-4010 ·-·---.. ----·-.,· ._. __ ... _ ..... have some ~ SUP-er I' @ /;'. oliter ... ~--·- models ' at I h• 0ldd .as 1one prices! Just look for yourself- '71 ford Maverick .......... s1195 COlioe LOCI ol INIM '-l11 j343EJYI '69 Chevrolet Malibu ........ s 1495 Covoe 000111t-1.,IOll CM (YE\'9291 ·74 Ford Maverick .......... s2295 fh••on• hQ IOIU.••HM.ot ct70188J '14 Ford Pinto .............. s2495 1 With au condmorMno 1890l<rA1 '74 Onel Wa1Jon ............ s2495 , W1111111 C«;,;,;IOIWl9 t'.li(YM) '68 Ford Mustanv ............ SAVE rn .. ''° e11 .. -••-~11•1 71 Ford Van .............. s2595 n.11 one ,. on SPECAAl. ' '93ISW01 '74 Buick Apollo· ............ s2795 ·lffCE CM~ '74 Datsun Pickun .......... s7995 fllll OfW lrll(:k II-~ ICW y",/; (~$773)11 ~§ Buick ~ecial ••••••..••.. SAVE • ..... GleMlc"c.~,,..IOl'O 1oiwno1 73 Onel GT ....... ~ ........ s2995 A oru11;.&;,-Olonge ~·-1•26.IF,I '73 Audi 100LS ....•.....•. s3095 A~A\ldl~l~I •lli1\f.\ll\ • T\MT•n•.\U:I ......... 1111\ ~~ , ... " ............. ll'IUUMra.-.4.n, la ... ...., ' ...,.l ... • ~ )' P,,_l"tvoh•6 L-C...lucit«t r o l'¥IOf ..,. ..... (llOf ....... -.._l(lft 2925 HUIOl ILYD., COSTA MESA 979-2500 -WAYS TO _BUY A NEW 1978 TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACK MOT JUST OHi ADYBTISID 5PICIAL IUT A CHotCI OF 11 IMCLUDIS THI FOLLOW.. FACTC>aY AMO DIALB IMST AU.ID OPTIONS • AM/FM S'TBIO • •All COMDITIOMIMa • • 5 SPIED OYHDllVI • • UHDBCOAT1MG • • ACCEHT STRIPES • DISCOUNTED 5610 CASH PltlCE $6413 UST PRICI $7093 PAYMENTS s13522 Gash or your trade worth S2000 00 as down payment & S136 22 per month for 48 months Includes taxes. hcense & finance charges 1n the deferred payment price of S8490 50 at an APR of 13 51% II YOU prefer cash. S6992 98 Includes all taxes and license fees LEASE 5 121~ Open end lease with 36 payments of S 121 30 plus s 7 27 sales tax Residual is S3925 08 Paymen1 of S449 57 eouals hrs• payment. OMV & Security dePos1ts to begin the lease LOW DOWN PAYMENT Cash or trade worth S99 as down payment & s 188. 71 per month for 48 months inclu~ taxes. license & finance charges In the deferred payment poce of S9061 08 at an APR of 13.5%. If you prefer cash S8992.98 Includes 811 taxes and license fees (53414M"861 WE'RE DEALIN'! VOLVO & TOYOTA 21102 ............ Ptrwy. Mission Vieio WAYS TO BUY I NEW 1978 VOLVO 264's or 265's MOT JUST ONE ADVERTISED SPE.aA&. IUT A CHOICE Of 18 SIDA.MS & STATION WAGONS LOADED • AM/FM STEREO • • AIR CONDITIONING • • POWER WINDOWS • • LEATHER INTERIOR • ~ND M UCH MORE! DISCOUNTED s1 CASH ""1CES9110 LIST PRICES I I ,321 PAYMENTS Casll or your trade worth s 2650 00 as down payment & S 182 95 per mon1h for 60 months includes taxes. hcense & hnance charges 1n lhe deferred paymen1 pnce of s 13 627 di an APR ol 13 72% II you preter cash S 10.651 80 1nctude:. at11axel> & license tee:. 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Open Every Sunday 'Till S P.M. . ! -· # f B..Wk lleoler 3 blocks Sout" oft"e HAR~R BLVD. l SAN DIEGO FREEWAY San Diego FreewoJ A division of Bouer Motors, PHOTOFORILLUSTRATION PURPOSEONLYI Opel-Jaguar-Triumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR Bl VD., a:JSTA MESA 979-25fXJ All inakeS>, models and .colors. · .. • I .Classified Auto Advertising in the DAILY PILOT" ' D11ntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION VOL. 7 1, NO 2"48, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES -. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1978 After noon N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS Huntington to Vote on Rock Concerts lluntm~ton RNt'h Cit} Coon(•tl nit·mbt•r, "'111 1tt>c1dt' to night \\ ht'th,•r hH• ro<'k cQncerh "'111 bt• j lhl1A(•d to t'On t1n11t· <fl ,1 do\\ ntown m<h u• lhNllt•r \ pum1t for hH• t>ntC'rtam nw11l at lht• ~urf Theater 121 ~th 't . "'n.. ... dt'nwd I 'l month on Uw H01.•11m mendjt ion b\ l'Olire lhut tht• lh1•att'r '' not u 'ultablt' ltO«! propt•1 µhu'f• for rock ronrt'rb A police rei><>rt ~kid that I.here hU\'t' bt~·n numt'rou11 comphunh f rorn rw1whbor' about n1H1>c , drtnk111i: and brt't.1k111~ gl a!t~ Thl' dental I!'> bc.-ang apJ>t!ult'd by lht·ah'r o wnt'r tlugh L fhom.i' C hristopher J . Wurbel, an al· torncy for Thomas. said that his 1.'hent has been a part or the bus iness community ror 16 years and has been active in nume rous t•1v1c projects "He has never been convicted of any crime and h is good character '"' well known in the city,'' Wurbel s aid in a letter to city officials. Wurbel said that numerous rock concerts have been held during the last several years at the theater . fie said that most went off without incident and none involved viole nce. lie said that theate r owner Thomas ha s hired additional personnel for security reason~ to insure that the concerts are run in an orderly fashion. However. City Adminis trator Bud Belsito said the city has re· ceived a petition from neighbor ang residents with complaints a&out the concerts. fl els 1to. who ~aid that the theater has held the concerts without an e nte rt a inm ent permit. s aid he is recommend· ing that the City Council uphold the denial The public portion of tonight's City Council meeting will ~tart at 7 30 an council c hamber.s Lifeguards Rescue Thousand~ J o.ily Pllet S\Mf P ..... IT WAS WALL TO WALL PEOPLE ON LABOR DAY MONDAY AT HUNTINGTON BEACH Crowds. Surf. Rescues-All Were Up During Summer's Last Big <tasp ffltes Slated For Cop ter Crash Victim Fun e ral se rvice s f o r Ca ltforn1a Hig h w a y Patrol he licopter pilot officer Gayle Wood killed Saturday when his chopper crashed in the Newhall area are set Wednesday. Rites for Officer Wood, 41 . a form l'r Huntington Meach Police De partment patrolma n who leaves a wife and four c hildren. will be at 10 a .m in Calvary Ch<ipel. The Rev Chuck Smith wall of. ficiatl' No explanation ha!> been of- ferl'd yet for the ('rash which also killed a CllP observer of- ficer who wa!t riding with Wood on a routine traffic surveill ance 01ght. Wood. a 10-ycar CllP veteran who has !>pent sax years an its air operation d1v1llion, leaves his wife. Ilene. a son. Roy. and four daughter!>. They inc lude Jen· ntfer , Ruth a nd Tamara of the home and a fourth daughter. Tony a. who lives in Oklahoma. Offit'er Wood also leaves his parents. Gayle and Dorothy Wood of Be llflower and brothers David. Carroll and Darrell . Valley Board Eyes School Hit by Fire Fountain Valley {ele mentary) School district trustees tonight will consider what to do with a burned-out eight-room wing at Harper School that was gt.Kted by fire last year. Trustees plan to m eet at 7:30 p.m. in lbe district om ces local· .!d near the corner or Talbert e nd Newland streets. The Harper School wing was gutted by fire Jan. 23, 1977. Trustees already have voted to raze the wing. But Trustee Sheila Meyers has a sked the board to reconsider the action. Trustees also will conduct a public hearing tonight on this year's budget cut.Ii. Body Discovered CL0V1S (AP> -An Infant's body wa" round wraP.J)ed In a ttlnstic bag and burled under severa l Inches o( dirt and trash •t the city dump here. Two Injured Jenualem Bombs Linked to Summit J E RUSALEM cAP l -Two bombs explo d e d today in Jerus alem , injuring two pers ons as Is raeli security forces we re on alert against terrorist acts timed t.o coincide with the open· ing of the Camp David Mide ast summit. The first hlast critically wounded a police s apper who was inspecting ll package at a gaso l ine s tation. o rriciali. withheld the name of the s apper but he was known to be a former American policeman and Viet· nam War veteran who emigrat· ed to Israel in 1973. A police s pokes man ~aid the second blast damaged an empty tourist bus parked near Jaffa Gate. a m ain en trance to J erus alem's old walled city. The gasoline !'>talion bomb went off when the expert ap· proached the package. "The first thing I saw was a red d oor. apparently from a truck. nying in the air . and lots of d ebris and dust." said Radio Isr ael reporter David Eppe l who was buying gas at the station. "People were running in all directions shouting that a bomb had gone off.'' Arter calling police, Eppel said he raced back to the blast scene and saw two injured men lying by a wire rence. One of the me n had both arms blown off. Eppel reported. "all that was lert were stumps with bones sticking 'thro ugh the flesh." P olice round no m ore e x· plosives in the area. The spokesman said several Arabs in the area were rounded up for questioning. The meeting a t P r eside nt Cart er's Maryl and retreat prom pted Israeli police a nd s ecu rit y f o r ces t o c a II a-s p e c i a I a I e r t· against terrorist bombings to dis rupt It. Extra s~curlty personnel are &t,ationed In public places and e5pecially at such customary terrorist targets as bus stations and open markets. Shells Injure 5 BEIRUT, Lebanon <AP > Clashes erupted between Syrian t o r c e s a n d r l.g h t · w I n g militiamen near the Lebanese presidential palace today. The rightist Voice or Lebanon racUo station said one civilian died and five were wounded in shelling. \ Is raeli embassies a nd com- pa nies and J ewish organizalion!- aboard also are on the alert. . Is raeli police have discovered 24 bombs the past month. Most were disarmed. Two men were killed by a bomb Aug. 23 in the occupied town of Gaza,_80.other ,.m an.was killed Aug. 30 in a blast at a water company, and one person w as k i lled and 49 wounded at Tel Aviv's open air Cc.irm el market Aug. 3. Wave Fear Unfowuied By The Associated Press Crowded beaches along the southern Maine s hore were c l eared o f s un- wors hippers after the Coast Guard and st ate police is- sued an alert for a 60-foot tidal wa ve. Th e crowds r eturned Monday after the wave failed to materialize, but the report caused what a st ate police dls patcher called ''mass panic in the streets." The Coast Guard issued the alert after the wave was reported by occupants or a private boat about 14 miles offshore. Nuke Protest Nets 9 Arrests SEABROOK. N.H. CAP> - State police arrested nine pro- testers who staged a brief dem- o ns tr a lion Mo nday a t the Seabrook nuclear power plant construction s ite. They were charged either with criminal trespass or disorderly conduct. All nine Wbre taken to the Hampton Police Station, where ball was set at $100. They were to be arraigned Tuesday at Hampton Otstrict Court. During the protest, two dozen pickets rematned across tbe street in a le1al anti-nuclear power demonstration, as two state Police motor cyclists drove back and forth In tandem on Route l . Big Surf Continues " In Area What started as an unusually quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near dbaster Monday for Orange Cq_as t lifeguards and Harbor Patrolmen who pulled 1.757 swimmer~ out of huge s urf spawned by Hurricane Norman. Local offi cials said they ex· peel the big s urr -running at more than e ight feet in some places to continue through to- day. a lthough few predicted the problems with swimmers that were experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards set a s ingle -d ay rescue rerord of 587 on Monduy. a sharp contrast to Sunday's figure~. "Sunday, we had 90.000 people on the beach and only had to pull three of the m out of the water." said Lt Logan Lockabey. "Mon· day. we had 95,000 people and rescued 587 ... 1 n addition to the tot al 1, 757 swimmers that were pulled from the raging surf between Seal Beacb ,and San Cle m e nte, lifeguards and harbor patrolmen said a total of rour boats we re in- volved in storm surf mishaps. None oroduced serious in- juries ~h ea<:h of the Mon· day incidents was potentially life threatening. _ A tamlly from Irvine. who ap- parently got too close to shore in the dark. nearly lost their li ves off Doheny State Beach Park at a bout 8 p.m .. according to Sgt. Richa rd Olson of the Dana Point Harbor P atrol. Ol s on sa id Ant h o n y Monkiewicz of 4042 Park Circle. Irvine. his wife E velyn, their 13-year-old daughter Kim and a friend, Corine Skotni ca were traveling from Oceans ide to -Dana Harbor in a 25·foot Sea Ray. when the :nshore swell!> capsized the boat. trapping the people inside . "If it hadn't been for three young men on shore who saw the boat go over, I don't like to think what would have happened to those people ... Olson s aid. The trio. Martin Jeys, 33, of Downey. Kevin White. 20. of 34476 Via Espinoza. Capistrano Beach a nd Srotty Bughardt. 20. of the same address. swam to the craft, pulled the people out and got them to shore. Para medics treated the victims for s hock and minor lacer ations. <SeeSTORM . PageA2> Suspect H eld In Kidnap Try. On Girl, 11 MALIBU <AP> A 29-year- old man wa s arrested after he allegedly tried to kidnap the 11-year-old stepdaughte r of Ac- tor Keir Dullea. sheriff's dep- utiessaid. Sgt. Ed Propersi said Robert R. White was booked for in- vestigation of kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon a fter the incident Monday. Propers i said Dullea, known for his roles in such movies as "David and Lisa " and "2001: A Space Odyssey," had taken his s tepdaughter. Sasha Coe. her s ister and a friend to dinner at the Something Fishy restaurant In Malibu. The childre n had gone to the car to wait for the adults. Propcrsi said. As Sasha began to get Into the car. a man approached her swln,ging a ~4-anch long pipe, Propersl said, "just missing her Jtead." He then grabbed her and began walking her down the street. Sherirf's Sgt. James Smith. on routine patrol. saw the pair and heard scream s. Propers1 said. and then apprehended White. Af'Wl ......... TROPICAL STORM NORMAN CHURNING OFF SHORE Band of Shower-filled Clouds Steaming Inland Near Station Huntillgton Trio Flee Honie Fire Me n of Huntington Beach ·s Lake Street Fire Station awoke to an inferno in their own backyard about 2 a.m. today. resulting an roughly an sa.ooo loss before It was extinguished. A woman and two chjldren who fire m en could not immediate ly identify escaped the fi re at 815 Alabama St .. immedia te ly to the rearofthestation. "Two g uys came charging into the station j umping up and down Ne w Stude nts' Registration Ends F r iday The deadline for registration of k indergarteners a nd othe r pupils entering the Huntington Beach City ielementaryl School District for the first time will be Friday. Children who will be 5 years old by next Dec. 2 are eligible to start kindergarten. The school district is a sking parents to bring proof of age and vaccination records at the time of registra· lion. California laws require im- munizatio n s against polio. measles. diphtheria . whopping cough and tetanus. Reg istration can be made at a ll schools from 7·30 a .m to 4 p m . for the remainder of this we Pk Sadat l rwites Pope to Egypt CA IRO. Egypt I API -Prest· dent Anwar Sadat has invited Pope John Paul l to visit the lsraeli·occupied Sinai Dese rt to pray on Mount Sinaj, where the Bible says God gave Moses the Ten Commandments. Sadat has said he plans to build a Christ ia n c hurc h. a J e wis h s y nagogue . a nd a Mosle m mosque on Mount SinaJ when Israeli troops withdraw No agreement on l s roeli withdrawal has been reached, however The Egyptian press said today Sadat also invited the new Pope to come to Egypt. and yelli n~ "Fire '.Fire . !'>31d l nsJ)<"CtorGaryGlenn. He said thev :-;hook Truck Com pany Capt Edward Ogden a wake before anyone event el ephoned the garagef1rcalarmtothc!>t ation. The fire wc.i~ centered in tht> garage, but con!'>umed numerous !'>lorcd be l on~1ng~ in the <>Id WOOd!'>ided hou~e OCl'Upied by Patrick Kirby and another family. lnspectorGlennsaid. Q uick actmn by the two wit· nessc~ who lht'n vant!>hed into the night before fir emen could get their names perhap"' !'laved the en- tire 30 lo 40-year-old home and poll~tblyoccupant~" live~ Kirby. who reportedly ~l eeps in the garngc whcrt.' the fire broke out. wa!tnot athomcat thetim e ··Hcdrovcup1nh1,pir kuptofand ft re trucks parked all over outside his hou!>e ... !>a1d lni.pectorGlenn. Hawaiians Seized HI LO. llawaa1 Ci\P I Police and Natwnal Guard troop:-ar- rested about 65 demonstrator-; who c lo. ... cd llilo ai rport for half an hour Monday when they tried to s it down on the runw<1y to pro test alleged incqu1l1c.., again:;t native Hawaiians. 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O..f\' """"'""'"-OUITS IN SAN OtEGO Heefttt Officer PhUp Ex-cou11ty Health Aide Quits Again Or John Philp. who quit as Orange County':. chief health of- fit'er two years ago, has an- nount'ed his resignation a:. head or the San Diego County Health Oepartment,effectiveSept.29. In a written statement released Monday, Philp said he is leaving his $49.000-a-year job because or government intervention in health matters. He did not list specific complaints in hjs resignation. Prior to taking the San Diego County job in March 1976 Philp servedfornineyears astheheadof the Orange County Health Depart- ment. His departure was seen as a responsetoagrowing riftbetween ___ hi m and the county board of supervisors. At the time of his Orange Cou nty depa rture. supervisors were tn the process of stripping Philp of his ad- n)inistrativepowers. Philp apparently roused the ire of supervisors in 1975 over his al leged obstruction of the county's paramedictrainingprogram. He a l so c am e und er ::.upervisors' fire for his cr iticism of a lucrative county contract for county employees' physical ex- am~ with a firm founded by Dr. Lout:-. Cella . Cell a is currently serving a federal pm.on term for conviction of medit'are fraud 1n lhcoperalton • of tw<1 county based ho:-.pitals he owned. The contract with the Orange County Health Testing Institute remains1neffcct. Ph1lpm h1-. most recent resigna- tion s aid he would be leaving public health and will continue his m ed1r ;,iJ career "in a field that will hen~fit people " I l1s r~1~nationreadmpart : · 'GovernmentaJ programi. national. state. local -have placed much emphasis on financ- ing of medicaJ care plans and have almost ignored the basic concepts of public health and preventive medicine. "Yet in recent years the great advances in ltfe s pan have not come from technological ad- vances in clinicaJ medicine but from the science of preventive medicine -immunization and preventive health care, sewage disposal. pure w atcr and food sup- plie!->. If these basic public heaJth areas are ignored, the public will besor ry." Worke r s Not F ondue Mess SOMERVILLE. Masi.. IAPl W orker~ cleaning up after a warehouse fire have an unusuaJ problem : What to do with 40 tons or cheese. "We have 80,000 pounds of aged cheddar cheese in the base· m e n! under seven feet of water." said Bill Egan. regionaJ m anager for Otto Roth Co. Inc., across the strl'et from a building thal burned over the weekend. ORANGE COAST " • DAILY PILOT '"'°'°'""'°"' C.0.\t 0.•IY Pt~ W1!1\~"1\tom ftit"t'Gf'-Hif~ Pf-I"\\ .,,~IY'lflCll)yl'fW'()r ... (ot\• P\b1\frtl.ftQ '°"'°•"" ~ .. ,~.'°""'d,.f' OVC)lt\""P<f Mo~-'' tfV~ Fr~ tor OM ... ~ ~· .w~" t1Vl'lf+""4f\ ~-" "°"" .... ,.. "•lf•f. ''~""'" S...&ttt'tw(l v •• .,. 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Vall('e l>t•forc vroct.•t.-drn~ by helicopter lo thts pres1dent1aJ hide-away Bl!gin was not due <tt Camp David until late tht!> afternoon Befort' leaving the While Hou!>e on Munday for Camp David, Carter said the summit comes al a lime "when the polilicaJ consequences of failure might be very severe and when the prospects for complete s uc- cess are very remote. " Sa dat sounded the same theme, saying before leaving for the summit, "Failure at Camp David means an endless con· fli cl." Carter prayed at a Ba ptist Sunday S('hool session Sunday; "Let every heart involved be cleansed of selfishness a nd personaJ pride. Let us all turn Lo thee, God our father . for true guid ance, wisdom. forgivenes::. of others in the search for com- mon ground." Issues long debated -and sometimes fought over -in- clude Israeli occupation or land seized during the 1!167 Mideast war and the fate of 1.1 million Palestinians living on the West Bank or the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. Having promised Sadat and Begin a secluded setting for pri vate talks without a fixed time limit, the U.S. president s aid before boarding a he licopte r for the JO.minute flight here : "Compromises will be m an- datory. Without the m no prog· rcss can be expected. Flexibility will be the essence of our hopes." A It hough la s t m oot 's an - nouncement of s ummit plans caught the world by surprise. Carter publicly discussed the possibility as long ago as last April. Interviewed then by Trude B. Feldman, White House re- porter for J ewish publications here a nd abroad , Carter was ask- ing i£ he would consider sponsor- ing a Begin-Sadat summit in the United States. He replied: "l 'd love to see that happen. I'd love for them to get together in a summit. yes. But it doesn't matter where they meet. That decision is up to them . Chimp Hunt In Hilly Area Calle d Off CLAREMONT IA P> -A search for a pet chimpanzee that escaped after biting one or its caretakers and chasing another man has been t e mporarily called off. authorities said. Animal control officers said Monday night that it would be foolish to continue a search for the animaJ in the hilly La Verne area. where it Oed after its escape Thursday. Dennis Buckle, 23, of Clare- mont. was caring for the crump for a friend when it escaped, she told San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies. While he was trying to recapture the animal, it bit him in the knee and toe and chased a friend, Danny Steward of Downey. . Buckle said he fired at the chimp with a shotgun loaded with target ammunition because he was afraid it might be rabid. It was not known if the animal was wounded. But anim al con- trol offi cers said it would take about 15 men to subdue the chimp, which is about 5 feet tall and w~ighs between 115 and 150 pounds. The chimp, reportedly the prop- erty of two circus performers, is apparently completely wild and has been used only for breeding purpose~. Crabby Racer ChmmJuJge CRISFIELD. Md. CAP> -Dir· ty Butt wtm the 31st annual Na- tional Crab Derby but onl y after almost missing the final hejl while be attacked a judge. The beat was scutUed and the Chesapeake Bay blue crab was disengaged from the Judge he had bitten. When the heat was r erun. Dirty Butt beat l l rin:a lists. coverint the 16-foot wooden track in 2:01, the slowest hml' for the race Daily ~INC Staff .._ BOARD SURFER (CIRCLE) BEGINS STEEP SLIDE OFF NEWPORT'S 18TH STREET While Younger Surfers (Silhouettes) Test Boogie Boards In Shore Break Sunday fi',.._P"fle A l STORM .•. In Newport. Lock a bey said two unidentified sailors lost con- trol or their Hobie Cat in the surf. line at Corona del Mar Main Beach atabout3p.m . The boat was smashed onto the rocks at the southern end of the beach, but the two sailors were a ble to s wim a s hore without incident. · Patr o lme n from Sunset Acquatic Park had a busy after · noon because the unusuaJly large swells caught Lwo boaters by sur-prise. In one case. SeaJ Beach resi· dent WaJter Airth of 1721 Harbor W ay and a n uniden t ified passenger were thrown into the water when their 16-foot power boat was smacked by the big swells off the mough of the San -Gabriel River. The two men swam s afely as hore and the boat drifted into the surf at Second Street in SeaJ Beach . before 1t was pulled out by the Seal Beach lifeguards rescue boat, aided by Harbor Patrolmen. The second case involved a group of Downey residents who were returning to Ala mitos Bay in the ir 21-foot sail boat. H a rbo r Patrol m an Don Plou~!'iman said a set of huge swells hit the vessel. capsizing it and throwing the five occupants into the water. F loyd Wilson, bis wife Doris. a non-swimmer , their daughter Annette. 8. his brother Bob, and a friend Jake Buller. were all pull e d fo m the water b y patrolmen who bad witnessed the disaster. Mrs Wilson was treated for shock and Bob Wils on apparent- ly suffered a heart sejzur·e which left him hospitalized overnight, according to Long Be ach lifeguards who assisted in the rescue. Patrolmen said they were later a ble to re-fl oat the caps ized boat. In N e wpo rt . season a l hfeguard Drew Cree set a de- partment record for individual r e:,cues by puJling a total of 49 stricken swimme rs from the waves at 22nd Street. A ll the Ora nge Coast lifeguards said that in addition t o b eing big, the hurricane- spawned s urf was breaking in weird ways, causing unusual riptides and presentlog rescue problems not normaJ!y encoun- tered. "The waves were't that big. but they had a Jot of juice in them ." s a id Laguna Beach Marine Safet,Y Director Bruce Baird. Laguna Beach recorded 300 rescues on Nonday. In San Clemente. stat e guards said their rescues totalled more than 50. City guards in San Clemente !>aid they rescued 120 people on Monday. In Huntington .Beach. cHy guards listed a total of 180 rescues and state guards said they had 220 rescues on Monday Seal Beach said they rescued 300 people on Monday. HWllington Trus~es Eye Final BuJget Trustees of the Huntington Bc..ch City lelementary) School Di!trict tonight will consider adoption of a final budget of $12, 787,097. The budget for the coming year is mo re than $450 ,000 higher than last year's budget of $12,328.~. A tot~ of $6,741,685 -more than half the budget -will go for salartes of teachers and ad· minlslrators. • The dis trict will receive $7 ,035,055 from state sources. A t.ot•I of $4.579.501 wlll come from local property taxes. Tonight's mcetJng will start at 7·30 o'clock •t Peten;on School. 20fl61 fo'Arn.;worth Lane Ocean View Sees Minimal Changes No appreciable changes in operating procedures in Hunt- ington Beach 's Ocean View School Dis tric t because of Proposition 13 are anticipated when classes resume next Mon-day. The elementary school dis- trict's 12,000-plus children can expect just a bout the s ame educationaJ opportunities they Australia To OK Nixon Tourist Visa SYDNEY, AustraJia t A Pl Aus tralia will gr a nt former President Nixon a tourist visa if he comes on "a genuinely private vis it." a senior govern· me nt source said today in Can- berra amid more press debate on the controversial trip. The government turned down Nixon's request to make an of- fi cial visit and meet with P>ime Minister Malcolm Fraser. but Nixon 's c hie f a ide s aid the former president planned to come anyway on a private visit. Police a re reported worrying about protecting Nixon, even on a private visit. In an editorial entiUed "Stay Hom e Yank." the Sydney Sun- day Telegraph said of Nixon·~ r e po rted dec 1 ~i on lo come despite the government rebuff. "Is there no end to the ar- rogance of Richard Milhous Nix · on? Is thas wretched, strutting creature totall y ~eluded '? ·'The federal government must tell this self.confessed cheat now that he is not wanted here. In any capacity. And if the message contains some of the expletives deleted from the tape d issues of lie s which destroyed his presidency. it will serve rum right." The Australian. the country -; national news paper, said in an editorial that Nixon should not be given an official welcome "but he should not be denied a visitor·~ visa, either, if he wants one -unless we want to label oursetves as a nation which ch am p1ons fr eedom . sometimes. when it suits us." had last year. district officials said. State surplus funds will keep all programs functioning includ- ing school bus trans portation for those youngsters who live the re- quired rustance from school. "Our earlier projects were quite gloomy." says Superinten- dent OaJe Coogan. "And without the extra help from the state there would have been d is - astrous cuts al every level." "Now, however. while we have made substantial reduc- tions at the rustrict level. we have been able to m aintain a nearly nonnaJ program in the classrooms." The district was fort'ed to lay off a number of non-teacrung personnel. such as custodians and c lassroom a ides. Others who were quitting were simply not replaced. The adjustments made in light of t he property tax initiative that c uts funds available to schools amounts to more than Sl million. Programs such as s pecial education for children mentally retarded and phys ically hC:1n· dicapped will continue. The mentally gifted pupil pro- gram aJso remains unchanged. Parents with further questions about bow Proposition 13 does or does n't affect their school's pro grams are advised to contact the s taff at their :.chool. Or. Coogan said. Tongans Nix Pot NUKUALOFA. Tonga IAP1 -Supreme Court Judge H.H. Hill has reJect- ed an American's a ppeal of a six;month Jatl sen- tence for possessing ma rt· juan a. saying Tonga is "reasonably free from th1~ curse ... and J am going to do my utmost to make s ure that it does not spread here " Merle Anders. 32. a n American working on the island in the southwest Pacific was given the Jail sentence last month for possessing the drug and fined $150 for growing it. Co Io nia Park Fee Mulled Fountain Valley City Council mcm ber · tonight will con:.1der ftn C:ll approval or a plan to charge Colorua Juarez property owners a $550 park site (ee when the landholders subdivide the1r lots . The council will meet at 8 o'clock in tht! Council ChambeN>, 10200 Slater Ave. On Aug 15. the council voted to levy the SS50 park site fees on Coloma residents after reducing the amount from Sl.000 per subdivision. About 76 lots in lhe Colonia. located between Warner and Slater Avenues west or Ward Street . are affected by the coun- cil's acuoo. City officials said the $41.000- that will be collected from the park site fees will be used to re· imburse city coffers for th1· pu rchase or a s mall Colon!~ park developed 1n 1972 Coloma resid ents have op posed lhe fees. Residents and property owners in the area as- sert that their 55-year-old com munity should not be treated like other Fountain Valley how ... 1ng tr act s s i nce th e ne1ghborhooa existed long before the city incorporated in 1957, Fisherman Angered, Held In Maiming LAKEPORT tAPl -A w o man's arm w a s n early severed when an angry fish erman on Clear Lake drove h1:-. powerboat across her water ski - ing t owli ne. dragging her through the water. authoritie- sa1d today Doctors attempted to save the arm of Sylvta Serpa, 25. of Clear Lake Highlands, who was taken to Franklin Ho!\pital in Sa11 Francisco. about 80 miles to the south. Lake County Sheriff's Lt. J eff Markham said. Daniel Keese. 34 . of S-Outh San Francisco, was booked for in ves t 1gat1on of assault after tht• mc1dent and was relea:-.ed on S2.500 bail Markham said Mrs. Serpa was water skiing m an area where Keese was flShtng. She had been towed by a boat driven by her hui-band. Dexter, whose three children were abQard Man Wo unded l n Hc,ldnp 'Recovering' A Westm ins t e r marke t manager who was shot in tht• stomach at dose ra nge during <i robbery Friday night was re· ported in good cond1tio11 today. Glenn Norden, 29. an emplo}ee or Smith's Food King Market. 6931 Westminster Avt.•. <it Gold<:n Wc:-.t S treet. w;i ~ blasted in the abdomen after handing over Lhe money. I nvest1gators said the actuaJ monetary l os~ 1:.. still betn~ tallied b> market personnel and dcte<'l1"es todav Luckily fo.r Norden. th e ma rket 1:.. w1thm a few blockl> of We:-.tm 1n .. t e r Co mmunity Hosp1taJ . where he was ru:,hed for emergen<'y care The gunman escaped • ... 17 Irvine ' Today' Clo~lng N.\'. St~k~ • VOL . 71, NO 248, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1978 TEN CENTS Religious Choice Linrlted • ID Irvine? An tr\ Ille' l r11tarlJO m1n1,h•r u':.t.'r" \hul, ~Ju,t· .. r ''"111r r1 t ) plunmn)l for dH1rc h '11t·' Aherr '' ''~' \1pporhUH\\ t11r r<' h.:mu:-. "'1r...htp In the M\•u than lht'rt' \IU~hl lll ~· L:t!>ot llol't'k J Tl'POr1 '"'It'd b\ lht• r1l) plonn111.: 1lt•J.1artmL•nl -..d v1i.,•cl ttw t '1tv t 'ounr1 I v. hH'h nlt't•l i. at 7 JO 1ltn1.iht lo IJl,(.'U " tht• matl\'r . lh111 a\ u1l ubll0 'PIH't' for r11rmal rt'lls.!IOU~ 0JZulhl'rlrtg 11> lll'IU' 1 V. I) V.l'('k' ll~ll tht• l'OlHH'll, hy .1 3 ~ \11\l'. J IJlll11\t•tl u 1>olh·y tu llllt' n t' ll > !11111r... ru 1 (' hufl•h 1otr11up' without lh<.·11 ,,.,., n mt•d lnl{ Vl\ll't'l\ lo UM' t'llY radlilll'!> 1111 th1• 'Ullll' hUM' It!> ~ilhl:I , .. 1•1·uh11 l(rouµ' T'hl· Jt•twn' brnu.:ht u ktkr 11( t 1111n•r n t11 Mavor lhll \'urdoull!> frorn ftni.:er \\;:1lkt'. manhkr •ir I h t· \I n Iv t' r .., 11 )' ll n I t li r I u n ('hu r r h. lt«ll l Norton St 1n l '111vt•n,nv l'ark Wal kc aJtreed there is a dearth of plaCl'!-to meel. blamed it On tu\ 11m1i.s1on of pl anning by the nty and, further . sa id the offer of J>Ubli c facilities to fill the gap 1s unactcpta bl e because it is probably 11le~al '·The City Council has my ... ympalhy m its ertorts to solve the problems of housing for re- ltg1ou!> groups," Wal kc wrote. "But the plain fact is that the religiou~ nct.>ds of the citizens or Al"Wl"pMlo PEDESTRIANS GET TOP PRIORITY IN BOSTON'S DE-MOTORIZED ZONE City Begins $3.3 Million Project In Downtown Shopping and Business District Boston Bans Vehieles Project Aims at Luring Slwppers DO'Wlllmm BOSTON CAP> Private cars were banned rrom the heart of Boston's retail and business district today as the city launched a federally financed SJ.3 million project to at- tract more shoppers and eliminate traffic congestion. The taxi and truck restrictions will be en· forced in the central part of the a rea . Emergency vehicles will be allowed at all times. Truck deliveries we re allowed only before 11 a.m. and taxis only after 7 p.m . in som e parts or the 10-block restricted area. The city's 1'raf!ic and Parking Depart· ment promised "100 percent" enforcement of the auto ban. with a concentration of tow trucks and personnel in the area. THE DE-MOTORIZED ZONE GIVES ped estrians e xclus ive use of parts of "IT SHOULD BE MASS confusion until everybody gets used to it," said patrolman Raymond Jackman. The plan calls for covering much of the area with brick, building islands for buses and improving street lighting. It is expected the project will take a year to complete. • Washington Street, where major department stores such as Jordan Marsh's and Filene·s are located. 'Private' Visit Approved Australia's Press Knocks 'Arrogant' Nixon SYDNEY. Au!>tralia <AP I Au s tra lia will grant former President Nixon a tourist vi~a if he comes on "a genuine ly private visit," a !>enior govern- ment source said loday in Can- berra amid more pres~ debate on the controversial trip The government turned down Nixon's request to m ake an of- ficial visit and meet with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser. but Nixon's chief aide ~aid the form er president pla nned to come anyway on a private visit. Police are re ported worrying :.iboul protecting Nixon. even on a private v1~it In an editorial entitled "Stay lloml'• Yank." the Sydney Sun- day Telegraph said of Nixon'l- rcported d ec is ion to come dc~pite the government rebuff. "Is there no end to the ar- rogance of Ri chard Milhous Nix on·) Is this wretched. strutting creature totally deluded? ·'The fe de r a l government mus t tell this self-confessed cheat now that he is not wanted here. In any capacity. And if the message contains some of the Another Injured 2 Viejo Teem Die As Car Hits Trailer Two Mission Viejo youths were killed and another young man seriously injured early Monday when the car in which they were riding crashed Into a truck-trailer parked on El Toro Road in El Toro. A coroner's report identified \he two dead youths as Patrick L. Byrne, 17. of 26452 Estanciero Dr .. Mission Viejo, an<l Kenneth Hofrichter, 18, of 24242 Spartan St., Mission Viejo. The s erious ly injured boy t3ken to Saddleback Community HC>.1pital after the 1 a. m. acci- dent was identlfied as Matthew Thomas Hagen, 16. also of Ml"B· siop Viejo. According to a Call<ornia Highway Patrol accident report. Byrne was at the wheel of the light weight foreign car as It traveled west on El Toro Road at Toledo Lane. For what the report termed unknown reasons. the auto drift· ed to its right and crashed into the rear end of the truck-trailer parked along side the road. Accident investigators report· ed Byrne was trapped behind the wheel of the auto and a ma· "Jor effort was needed lo remove h i m fr o m the crumpled wreckage. The youngster died about two hours later in Saddleback Com- munity Hospital. Hofrlchter also died in the hospital about an hOur after the early Labor Day morning crash. Ha~en was reported In critical condition at the hospital tode.y. Investigators said the cause of the accident is still under In· vcstlgalion expletives deleted from the tape d issues of lie!> whic h destroyed his presidency, it will serve him right." The Australi an, the ('ountry s national newspaper. said in an editorial that Nixon should not be given an official welcome "but he should not be deni~ a vis itor's visa. either , if he wants one -unless we want to label ours elves as a nation which champio ns freed o m ... som etimes, when it suits us ." The paper said the ferment over the visit "is as unnecessari· ly violent as the rage and frustration of the visit's oppo- nents are self-defeating.·· It sug- gested that opponents "would make their point much more cuttingly by ignoring the visit the treatment it deserves." But Brian Stonier , the manag- ing director of the Macmillan Publishing Co .. s aid: "We will do everything in our power to welcome him widely and warm- ly." Macmillan publishes Nix- on's memoirs. Mayor Irvin Rockman of Melbourne·s aid he would be in- terested in meeting Nixon unof- ficially. "He'd be very interest- ing, fascinating. After all, he has been a major figure tn the world, whatever happened,'' he said. Somoza Nabs Foes MANAGUA, Nicaragua <APl -. President Anastasio Somor.a is arresting hundreds of political opponents to strengthen his bold on Nicaragua. The Conservative Party, the only legal opposition party, s aid more than 600 persons have been rounded up In the past two days, Including Its vice president, Adolfo Calero Portocarrero, the president or Coca-Cola of Nicaragua. Irvine are not being and cannot b e m e t und e r pr esent circumstance~." The planned City of Irvine left the religious needs ol its future citizens aJmost entirely out of iti. planning, Walke asserted . ·'This omission has never been rectified. "Now, something should br. done about it." W a Ike said in his letter . and in a te lephone interview. that the making available of public haJJs definitely is not the solution. "It's not just that 1t might be considered illegal." Walke said. "I just feel that It was questiona· ble. as to the separation of church and state." The clergyman's sympathy is echoed in a pending American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit • aeainst the Irvine Unified School Dis trict. which seeks to hall rent- al of school buildings for ~un day worship, und m the legal aid group's con~sid ation of ftlm~ c1 :similar laws · against the city W a Ike m ntajns that the city should encourage -and a llow church groups to rent or lease s pace in suitable commercial and industrial areas Current zoning ba rs churche!. from the industrial complex. and permit:-. the m within 1r. ternal pla nned co mmur11t1t·~ _.<See CHURCH. Page A21 Big Waves Continue Guards Save 1,757 From Stornly-Surf What started as an unusually, quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near disaster Monday for Ora nge Coast lifeguards and Harbor Patrolmen who pulled 1,757 swimmers out of huge surf spawned by Hu.rricaneNorman. Local officials said they ex- pt>ct the big surf r;unning-at more than eight feet in some places -to continue through to- day. although rew predicted the problems with swimmers th&t were experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards ~el a single-day rescue rerord of 587 on Monday. a sharp contrast to Sunday's figures. "Sunday, we had 90.000 people on the beach and only had to pull three of them out of the water ... said Lt. Logan Lockabey . "Mon· day. we had 95.000 people and rescued 587." In addition to the total l, 757 swimmers that were pulled from the raging s urf between Seal Be ac b and S a n Clemente. lifeguards and harbor patrolmen !>aid a total of four boats were in· volved in stor m surf mishaps. None oroduced serious in· juries although each of the Mon- day incidents was potentially life threaleninll?. . A family from Irvine. who ap· parently got too close to shore in the dark. nearly los t their lives off Doheny State Beach Park at about 8 p.m .. according to Sgt. Richard Olson of \he Dana Point H11rbor Patrol. Ol so n s aid Anth o n y Monkiewicz of 4042 Park Circle, Irvine. his wife Evelyn. their \J.year-old daughter Kim and a friend. Corine Skotnic capsized the boat. trapping the people inside "lf it hadn't been for three young men on shore who saw the boat go over. l don "t like to thtnk what would have happened to those people." Olson said. The trio, Martin Jeys, 33. of Downey, Kevin White. 20. of 34476 Via Espinoza. Capistrano Beach and Scotty Bughardt. 20, of the same address, swam to the craft. pulled the people out and got them to shore. Paramedics treated the victims for shock and minor lacerations. In Newport. Lockabey said two unidentified sailors lost con trol of their Hobie Cat in the surf. line at Corona del Mar Main Beach atabout 3p.m. The boat was smashed onto the rocks at the southern end of the beach, but the two sailors we re able to s wim ashore without incident. Patrolme n fr om Suns et Acquatic Park had a busy after · noon because the unusually large (See STORM, PageA2l Wave Fear Unfounded By The Associated Pre s Crowded beaches along the southern Maine shore we r e cleare d or s un. worshippers after the Coast Guard and state police is· sued an alert ror a 6().foot tidal wave. The crowds returned Monday after the wave failed to materialize, but the report caused what n state police dis patche r called "mass panic in the streets." The Coast Gua~ issued the alert after the wave was reported by occupants of a prtvnte boat about 14 miles offshore. .. . .... , ........ TROPICAL STORM NORMAN CHURNING OFF SHORE Band of Shower-fitted Cfouds Steaming Inland Two Injured Jerusalem Bombs Linked to Summii JERUSALEM 1 J\ P I -Two bo mbs explo de d t od ay 111 .Jerusalem. injuring two person:-o as Israeli security forces were on alert against terrorist acts timed to coincide with the open ing of the Camp David Mideast summit. The Pale!;tine Liberation or ganii at1on claimed respons1bili ty for the blast~. T he firs t bl as1 c riticall y wounded a police sapper who was inspecling a package at a ga sol inc st a t ion. O friciah withheld lhe name of the sapper but l\e was known to be a former American policeman and Viet- nam War veteran who emigrat- ed to Israel in 1973. A police spoke!>man said the second blast damaged an empty tourist bus parked near Jaffa Gale, a main e ntrance to Jerusalem's old walled city . The gasoline -;tation bomb went off when the expert ap- proached the packai.te. C/,emente Cops HW11ing Truck In '!-it, Run San Clemente pol ice are look ing today fo r a green El Camino truck in congection with the hit and run injury of a 16-year-old El Toro girl in downtown San Clemente. Carla Wachter. of 24745 Roll- ingwood Road. was treated in the San Clem en te Gt>neral Hospital emergency room for scrapes to her right arm and leg, '1CCOrding to San Clemente firemen who transported her to the hospital Sunday ,, The girl told ' police she was knocked to the ground by o truck at the lnte r~ectlon or Avcnldo Victorl o and South Olu Vist u. The truck then continued wl'~tbound on Avenido Vktor\a. pollce said "The first thing I -;:i~ wa!' J red door. :1pp<1 rent ly from ;1 truck. nying in thl: a ir. and loh of debris and dust," .;aid R adiu Israel reporter Duvid Eppel wh11 was buying gas al the o.;tat1on .. People were runni n~ 1 n etll directions ~hout1ng thal a bomh had gone off .. After r<1!11ng politl'. Eppel said he raced batk lo th .. · blasl scene and -;aw lwn inJurccl m1:n lying by ~1 wm.· fence One of the men had both arms blown off. Eppel reported. <lll that was lcn were si.ump:-with bo'rl es sll ckln~ thro vr h l..ht> flesh." Police found no m orP E'~ p Io" i v e' 1 n t he J rt' ., Th,. spokesm<4n said !>everat Ar ub:- an the area were rounded up for questioning. Coast 'ft·ea the r Rain conttnuing throu~h toni ght · Rui n ti e "vv s•t t1mt-' with :i cha(lcp of isolated lhunderstor m"' 1n tht 1nl:.ind area~ Wi ndy nt·ar llw rou:.t to n•j!ht \\' I l"I d <; ~· fl (I " h 0 W I' r ' decreas1n~ 0 11 Wedne!.duy I NSIDE TODA " The Cai1frm11a Angel~ -o perrnant contender a: 'a~· - s/1001 Jor lh~r J11 11t ,rra1g/lt wm 'om~ht One na.-or> ti9~ beer Cltt' rt:1•cd wrr'< nf pi!cher Dave l..aRoche Sr l' ~:ones. Page Bl Inde x AI Y..,r~• Cl Cl =~~, ...... L M t oy• lutllMU C:.llf«"I• Cl•UlllM CMl'llC\ ... c,.. ... ~ DHlllNollc" .... ., ... , ,.. ... l lltetl•l- ,HIW .... ·' '· \. ,.. • •• "' • ... .. .. • 06!•• ,., ... ,._..,-~It~ SUR~S LOOK FOR STORM-GENERA TEO BIGGIES OFF DOHENY STATE BEACH Oftahot• Platform for S.Wer Outfall Protect Looms In Beckground 3Prepare For Summit )conference CAMP DAVID. Md rAP1 President Carter oreol:lred a quiet welcome today for· hi!. partners in a Mideast ~umm1l conference. pre~smg for com· pro m 1se but admitting the dangeri. in disagreement and making predictions . "We will do the best we can." Carter pledged. although he not- ed the summit issu s om- plex and the dUferenc n his guests -Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel and President Anwar Sadat of E gypt -are deep. . Sadat was arriving first. being formally greeted at an air base near Washington by Vice Presi· den t Walter Mondal e and Secr etary of State Cyrus Vance before proceeding by helicopter to this presidential hide-away. Begin was not due at Camp David until late this afternoon. Be fore leaving the White House on Mo nday for Camp David. Carter said the s ummit <.'Om es at a time "whe n the political consequences or failure might be very severe and when the prospects for complete sue· cess are verv r emote." Sadat arrived first, being theme. saying before leaving for tbe s ummit, "Failure at Camp David means an endless con- flict.'' Carter prayed at a Baptist Sunday school se::.:.ion Sunday: ··Let every heart involved be c leansed of selfis hne s)') and personal pride. Let us all turn to thee. God our father. for true guid;rnce. wisdom . forgiveness of other~ in the search for com mon ground." Issues long debated -and sometimes fought over in- clude Israeli occupation of land -.;eized during the 1967 Mideast war and thl' fate of I.I million Palestinians living on the We~t Bank of the Jordan River and the G <iia Strip. Ha ving promised Sadat and Begin ·a secluded setting for private talks without a fixed time limit. the U.S. president s aid before boarding a helicopte r for the 30·minute flight here: "Compromises will be man datory. Without the m no prog- ress can be expected. Flexibility will be the essence of our hopes." Although last month's an· nounceme nt of s ummit plans caught the world by surprise. Carter publicly discussed the possibility as long ago as last April. Interviewed then by Trude B. F eldman. White House re. porter for Jewish publications here and abroad, Carter was ask· mg if he would consider sponsor ing a Begin·Sadat s ummit in the United St ates. 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I """'.""' ..... ~~ 11111 ...... -•• ,0 54ddlf'be<lt y,.11,., JU01 l.4f P•1 A"CMCJ •• ~" Ot.qo Fr.._,,. leteption• (714)~ CteuHleO Act .. tttelftt'42·5e7' !>aOO ..... <O V111o, _OH>Ct 5'1-4310 FrOl'llS...C-t~ .... ~:r·r~ ::.°'..:r: •. ~!~,=r·~j~ m•'ler Ot .-VerUM,,..1\U h•'•'" M•y k •• ,,odv<ed •UMiwt ~~··• "'"'•UiOft of c-...~1- s.c-'''" .,., .. " ... .,, 11 c.; ... ""'•· Cat"ornl• S\l,\trfoHon by t•'''" U \0 ::'.!.:\f-b~ ,7~~:0 "-l~iy mll•t••• .. Carter Praise 'Brave Men' Fight Norse Personhood WASHING TON I AP l -Last year President Carter called Sl'andinavian explorer Lc1( Erikson "t hat cou rageous Norseperson." But no more. This year the president. m his proclamation honoring Leif Erikson Day. was eloquent in pratse of "brave men battling fea rful odds" a nd "a race or men who were truly mas ters of the sea." WHITE HOUSE SPEECHWRITERS said today that a handwritten note from the president sparked the shift from the neutral gender "Norseperson" reference to the swaggenng, macho prose. Griffin Smith. who wrote botb proclamations, said be was stir· prised when Carter objected to last year's. What Smith wrote last year. and what the president alfowed to be issued over his signature, was t.hls : "The Unlted Slates is a young nation, but our debt to that cour\&eous Norseper~on, Leif Erickson. predates 1776 and recalls a distant age when brave adventurers s ated forth into the unknown." SMITH EXPLAINED THAT HE avoided the more familiar and accepted term "Norseman" because "it was clear that the president didn't approve or sexist language. But when a Washington newspaper, poked fun at the term "Norseperson" in an editorial. Carter sent chief speechwriter James Fallows a handwritten note. It said merely: ··Leif Erikson: a Nors eperson'.' -J .C." "We concluded that anti-sexism had been carried far enough." Smith-recalled. TODAY THE WHITE HOUSE l~UED Carter's proclamation of Leif Erikson Day, 1978, which, incidentally, is Oct. 9. It reads in part: "Stories of brave men battling fearful odds fire our imagina- tion. We honor such men long after the memories of their adven· tures have been dimmed by time. ·'So 1t is with Leif Erikson His original discovery and explora · tion of North America was the supreme achievement of a race of men who truly were masters of the sea." The proclamation praises Erikson and "his men of old." and contains not a s ingle noun or pronoun of feminine gender. DIDN'T HE GO A UTILE HEAVY on the "brave men" angle th!!> year. Smith wa:. asked? "They were courageous and brave Norsepersons last year," s aid Smith. This year's proclamation was Smith's last piece of work before lec.tving the White House staff to travel and write. He is a former editor of Texas Monthly. Mental Patient Boy, 12, CoaXed Down From Perch P ITTSBU RGH <AP l -A 12·year-old epileptic broke loose from his counselor , climbed 11 floor s up the outs ide of St. Francis General Hospital and perched for three hours on a parapet before giving in to the pleas of a child psychiatrist. R e g inald Harbarger w as coaxed from the roof of the hospital's mental health wing by Suspect Held In Kidnap Try On Girl, II MALIBU IAP l -A 29·year· old man was arrested after he allegedly tried to kidnap the ll·ycar·old stepdaughter of Ac· tor Keir Dullea, s heriff's dep· uticssaid. Sgt. Ed Propersi s aid Robert R. White was booked for in· vestigation of kidnapping and assa ult with a deadly weapon after the incident Monday. Propers! said Dullea, known for his roles in such movies as "David and Lisa" and "2001 : A Space Odyssey." had taken hls stepdaughter. Sasha Coe, her sister and a friend to dinner at the Something Fishy res taurant in Malibu. The c hildren had gone to the car to wail Cor the adults, Propers! said. As Sasha began to get Into the car, a man a pproached her swinging a 14·1nch long pipe, Propers! said, "just missing her head." He then g rabbed her and began walking her down the street . Dr. Ruth Kane . a psychiatrist wh o heads th e hos pital 's children's and adult services de- partment. The child has been under ps ychiatric care since be was 9 and has been at the hospital for two months, said tbe doctor who just h appened to s top by the hos pital on Labor Day to pick up a book. "I told him that I didn't want him to hurt himsetr and that we couldn't help him up there." Ms. Kane said. According t o M s Kane , Reginald bro ke from his counselor . George Snyder, at about 11:15a.m . The boy, wearing a T-shirt and blue jcruu;. scaled the outside wall by apparently fitting his tennis s hoe: into s paces between jutting brick.•. "He was a human Oy. just like a human fly." said Ms. Kane . "Wo uld he have jumped ? I couldn't predict that. But the fact that tbey held him off so long probably helped." Snyder, also perched on a ledge to Reginald's left, talked with him for nearly two hours until, at l p.m .. the boy began hea ving chunks or r oof slate over the edge of the roof. One piece hit Snyder, cutting him in the head. He was treated in the hospita l's emergency room. Doctors were also concerned that Reginald might have an epileptic seizure and fa ll. He m issed a dose or medication at I p.m . Forty police o((icers joined paramedics and firefighters who were waiting with ladder trucks and nets. 0..lyl"t ... ~Ulll"Mto THREE FOR A WAVE--ONE IN THE SOUP, ONE ABOUT TO BE ANO ONE IN THE CLEAR Surfing Action Fast and FUf'lous Monday Off Newport's 18th Street Beech Fro• Page AJ STORM ••. swells caught two boaters by :.ur· prise . ln one case. Seal Beach resi· dent Walter Airth of 1721 Harbor Way a nd an unide n tified passenger were thrown into the water when their 16·foot power boat was smacked by the big swells off tbe mough of the San •Gabriel River. The two men swam safely ashore and the boat drifted into the surf at Second Street in SeaJ Beach , before ll was pulled out by the Sul Beach lifeguards rescue boat, aided by Harbor Patrolmen. The second case invo1ved--)t. group of Downey residents wh6 were returning to Alamitos Bay 1n their 21-foot sail boat. H a rbor Patrolman Don Ploughman said a set of huge swells hit the vessel. capsizing it and throwing the five occupants into th e water. F loyd Wilson. his wife Doris. a non -swimmer. their daughter Annette. 8, his brother Bob. and a friend Jake Butler, were aU pulle d fom the w a t er by patrolmen who had witnessed the disaster . Mrs. Wilson wai. treated for shock and Bob Wilson apparent· ly suffe red a heart seizure which left him ho!>p1laJ1zed overnight. a<.'cord1ng to Long B e a ch lifeguard~ who a:.sisled in the rescue. Patrolmen suid they we re late r able· lo r e·float th l' capsized boat. In Newport. s eas ona l lifeguard Drew Cree set a de· partme nt record for individual rescues by pulling a totaJ of 49 ~tricken s wimmers from the waves at 22nd Street. A ll t h e Orange Coas t lifeguards said that in addition to being big. the hurricane- s pawncd surf was breaking in we ird ways, causing unusual riptides and presenting rescue problems not normall y encoun· tered. "The waves were'l that big, but they had a lot of juice in them ." s aid Laguna Beach Marine Safety Director Bruce Baird. Laguna Beach recorded 300 rescues on Nonday. l~an Clemente, state guards sai their rescues totaJled more tha 50. City guards in San Clemente -;aid they rescued 120 people on Monday. In Huntington Beach, city guards listed a total of 180 rescues and state guards said they had 220 rescues on Monday. Seal Beach said they rescued 300 people on Monday. Over2Years Prisoner Con/ esses To 17-murderSpree NASHVlLLE. Tenn. <APl - Penns ylvania detectives arrived today to question a man who s ays he killed 17 persons in three states past two years . Ohio of· ficers also wanted to talk to him, a nd poli ce in Tennessee were searching for two bodies. Stopped Monday in Nashville for driving with a broken tail light. Kenneth G . Taylor. 37, from the Youngstown, Ohio, area. blurted out a confession to the murder of a Nashville man. police said. "Right now we have a man who s ays he did thes e kinds of thing s and we checked with various parts of the COYntry and they s ay they've had these sorts of things happen." Detective Lieute ntant Sherma n Nickens of the Nashville police said today. ··we can't prove it or ciis prove it at this point. We've got to have i+&m eone in here who knows about these cases.·· Detective Sgt Henry Rogc~ said that when two .,,atrolmen stepped up to issue a routine traffic summon~ to Taylor. he told them : .. I'm glad you stopped me. I Just commttled a murde r ... Tay lor was c ha r ged with murder. armed robbery and auto theft in connection with the sla ying of David Willie. whose body was found in a downtown a lley after oHiceri-. followed Taylor's directions. The car Taylor drove was registered to Willie. Officers said Taylor, who is unemployed. told them h.e had planned lo go on a slaying s pree in Nashville. then take his life. "We don't know 1f he's fan- tasizing aJI these murders or JUS l what ." De t e ctive Bill Robe<.'k said "He '.., a very m· telligenl person. f-le's <A li ttle e r· ratic in his convers ation at times. But he'.; very aware of what he is saying. He said he had enough ammo to kill several more people 1n the Nashville ar ea and he was going to kill himself ... Robeck s aid Taylor provided times and places for the purport- ed m urders but not s pec 1f1c dates or names. "He stated that he had been involved with a homicide m Boardman. Ohio. Involving a h us band and wife. This was earlier m the year." Robeck s aid. Two orricers from Ohio·s Beave r Township near North Lam a planned to que s tion Taylor today in connection with the slaying last year of David Hamilton. 28. police ~<.1 1d Hamilton's wife. Linda, 28, ha~ been mis.sing since her husband was killed. . New Brighton. Pa .. Pollet· Chief Phillip Rini said he and B W. Cashdollar, head of a Be;wer County task force helping m vestigate a rash of murders in southwest Pennsylvania. would a lso interview Taylor. Rini s aid Cashdollar wanted to investi~ate whether Taylor wa~ involved in more than a dozen unsolved murders committed 1n Beaver and Allegheny count1r·~ the past year. In each of four eas el-. in Beaver County from September 1977 to January 1978, hus band .... were killed by shotgun blast ... a nd their wives were beaten t11 death or are missing. Fro• Page A I CHURCH ... I such a .... Woodbr\d~c or Turtlt Rock I only by cond1twnal U~l' permit. "The use of school building~ or other public facilities is at be-.t •• ~hort l erm stop~ap m<'a~un: S u c h acc·ommodat ion..., <ir•· helpful. but inconvenient a nd quite expens ive w hen rl'ntal e qual to o the r nonrc l1gwu .... groups is assessed." Walke :;aid His own congregation, which numbers about 25. meets in tht• University Park community a!'. sociat1on-owned com mun1tv center . and never has met 111 city.owned buildings or pubhr schools, Walke said East of Irvine. he maint<11ned the hills arc ali·1e with thl' ..,nunll of worship "Peek ove r the htlb .11 El Toro. Laguna Hills and M 1~~:or Vi e jo. and ~ee that rell~1011-. have been <:'ncouragcd then · an<~ <.'hurches abound." In contrast. W<ilkr c;airl ".\ far as I C'an determine. l rvinl' ot fers no po~~1b1hty for rcligi1>U• group:. to obtain temporary ""' full-time facilities.·· Shells Injure 5 BEIRUT. Lebanon 'Af>1 Clashei-. erupted between Syn ar. f o rre s and ri g h t w 111 g militiamen near the Lebanes<· presidential palacl' today Thl rightist Voice of Lebanon radio station said one civilian died and five were wounded 1n shelling • • ; • t \ , • Laguna/South Coast Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 71, NO. 248, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES Ban STRICKEN ON CO~ST Comedtenoe Martha Raye Actress Stricken in Clemente Comedienne Martha Raye was ta ke n by ambulance to San Cle m e nte General Hospital early Monday after the 62-year- o l d actress complaine d or bre athing difficulty while attend- ing a party. Miss Raye made her rinal ap- pe arance Sunday night in "E verybody Loves Opal" at Sebas tian 's We s t Dinner Playhouse in San Clemen~e, a spokesman said. After lbe play, sbt> attended a party at the home of San Clemente entertainer Jerry Velasco, 128 Avenida San· ta Margarit a, where she was stricken about 3 a.m. City firemen. called to the Velasco home. transported Miss Raye t o the S an Cle mente hospital. where she was treated in the emergency room for hyperventilation and released. A spokesman for the fire de· partment said Miss Raye has a history or brpathing difficulties and during lier San Clemente engagement was taken by am- bu I a nce to the hospital once before. Mi ss Ray e will take "Everybody Loves Opal" to Sebastian's at the Grand Hotel in Anahe im. where sh e is scheduled lo open tonight. Robber Hits Coast Shop A robber le aped over the counter of a San Clem ente doughnut shop late Monday. simulated a gun in his pocket and e mptied the ca!>h register of about $35 in s mall bills before fleeing on foot. Police were called to the Yum Yum Donuts store, 1822 S. El Camino Real, just after the 9 p.m. robbery. A witness iden- tified the robber as a youth about 18 years old, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, with long blond hair and a "babY.face." Coast Weather Rain continuing through tonight. Rain heavy at times with a chance or isolated thunderstorms in the inland areas. Windy near the coast tonight. Winds and s h owers decreasing on Wednesday. INSIDE TODA~ The CoUfornia Angela -a ~nant contender at last - $Mot f M fMr fifth dTai(lht win torright. OM reason ha1 been the relief work of pitcher Dove LaRoche. See $forie1, Page Bl. •••• El Toro Blaze Kills 1 A 17-year -old youth died m a fire that swept through a three- uni t condominium in El Toro early today. The young man. whose idenU· ty wa!> not available, was round 1i1 an upstairs bedroom . ap- pa rently overcome by heal and s moke as he tried to escape through a window. Fire mvestigators reported an unspecified number of children in the condominium at 25346 Via Viejo, El Toro. escaped without injury. &it an unidentified man who was credited with s hepherding the children from the fire's danger and attempting to rescue the s tricken youth was injured, fire officials s aid. They reported the man suf. rered severe cuts on both hands when he broke through a door window glass in response to calls for help coming from in· s ide the condominium. It was reported that while the cause of the fatal blaze is not yet known, that it apparently start ed in an upstairs roo m and s.wept through the attic area. Fire fighters reported flames had burst through the roof or the unit by the time they arrived at 12: 17 a.m .. One fire inspe<'tor said it took an hour to <'Ontajn the blaze and estimated damage at $95,000. or that amount. the inspector said damage t.o the building was estimated at $70,000 and to its contents at $25.000. At about 8 :30 a .m. t.oday there was a report that a fire unit was recalled lo the scene when a col- lection or rubble cleared from the burned structiure began burning for a second time. The fire dispatcher reported the early morning fire was first s potted by a neighbor who said s he he ard children screaming next door. At about the same time. the dis patche r s aid a s he riff's patrolman reported the blaze . Uipo Trustees Eye Revision Of Bus Policy Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict trus t ees will be asked tonight to revise the district·s bus transportation policy by in- c r easing distances children must live from school to qualify for busing. Tonight"s school board meet· ing is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m . at district offices, 32972 Calle Pe rfecto in San Juan Capistrano. Increased walking distances to s chool resulted from the board's July 24 approval of a $342,264 cut in the district's transportation budget. WaJJcjng distances to be increased would affect only students in fourth th rough twelfth grades. Bus transportation would continue lo be provided as before for special education students. Parents from several com- munities serv ed by the Capistrano school district have protested Increased walking dis· lances, saying some or the pro- posed walk routes are extremely hazardous. Sadat Invites Pope ro Egypt CAIRO, Egypt <APl -Pl'esl· dent Anwar Sadat has invited Pope John Paul I to 'visit the lsraeli-occupied Sinai Desert to pray on Mount Sinai, where the Bible says God gave Moses the Ten Commandments. Sadat has said be plans to build a Cbrlsllan church, a Jewis h s ynaeogue, and a Mos lem mosque on Mount Sinai when IsraeU troops withdraw. No egreement on Israeli withdrawal has been reached, however. The E1ypUan press said today Sadat also invited the new pope to come to Eypl. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1978 TEN CENTS it La na ~~-...... ..,·~I( ....... SURFERS LOOK FOR STORM-GENERATED BIGGIES OFF DOHENY STATE BEACH Offshore Platform for Sewer Outfall Project Looms In Background Guards Rescue 1,757 Nonnan Churns Up Big Surf Along Coast What started as an unusually quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near disaster Monday for Or-ange Coast lifeguards and Harbor Patrolmen who pulled 1.757 swimmers out of huge surf spawned by Hurricane Norman. Local officials said they ex· pect the big surf -running at more than eight feet in some pla<!es -to continue through to- day, although few predicted the problems with swimmers that were experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards set a s ingle-day rescue re<'ord or 587 on Monday. a sharp contrast to Sunday's figures. "~nday. we had 90,000 people on the beach and only had to pull three of them out of the water," said Lt. Logan Lockabey. "Mon- day. we had 95,00Q people and rescued 587." Jn addition to the total 1,757 swimmers that were pulled from the raging surf between Seal Beach a nd San Clemente, lifegyards and harbor patrolmen said a total of four boats were in· volved in storm surf mishaps. None Produced serious in· • juries although each or the Mon- day incidents was potentially life threatening. _ A tanuly from Irvine, who ap· parently got too close to shore in the dark. nearly lost their lives off Doheny State Beach Park at about 8 p.m .. according to Sgt. Richard Olson of the Dana Point Harbor Patrol. 01 .S o!l s aid Anthon y Monk1ew1cz of 4042 Park Circle, Irvine, his wife Evelyn, their 13.year-old daughter Kim and a friend. Corine Skotnica were traveling from Oceanside to Dana Harbor in a 25-fool Sea Ray, when the inshore swells capsized the boat, trapping the people inside. "(( it hadn't been for three young men on shore who saw the boat go over, I don't like to think what would have happened to those people," Olson s aid. The trio. Martin Jeys. 33, of Downey, Kevin White, 20, of 34476 <SeeSTORM, PageA2> Wave Fear Unfounded By Tlte Associated Press Crowded beaches along the southern Maine shore were clear e d of s un. worshippers after the Coast Guard and state police is- sued an alert for a 60·foot tidal wave. The c rowds returned Monday after the wave failed to materialize, but the report caused whet a state police dis patcher called "mass panic in the streets." The Coast Guard Issued the alert aft.er the wave was reported by occupants of a private boat aboul l<I miles offshore. ~.;~"·· ft"' UWI,..,..... TROPICAL STORM NORMAN CHURNING OFF SHORE Band of Shower-filled aouda Steaming Inland Two Injured Jemsal~ Bombs Linked to Summit JERUSALEM CAP) -Two born b s exploded today in Jerusalem, injuring two persons as Israeli security forces were on alert against terrorist acts timed lo coincide with the open· ing of the Camp David Mideast summit. The first blas t critically wounded a police sapper who was inspecting a package at a ga s oline statio n. Officials withheld the name of the sapper but he was known to be a former American policeman and Viet- nam War veteran who emigrat· ed to Israel in 1973. A police spokesman said the second blast. damaged an empty tourist bus parked near Jaffa Gate. a main e ntrance to J erusalem's old walled city. The gasoline station bomb went off when the expert ap· proached the package. '"The first thing I saw was a red door. apparently rrom a truck. Oying in the air, and lots or debris and dust," s aid Radio Israel reporter David Eppel who was buytna gas ot the station. .. People were running In 1tll directions shouling that u bomb had gone off." After calling police. Eppel !laid he raced back to the blast scene and saw two injured men lying by a wire fence. One or the men bad both arm!> blown off. Eppel reported , .. all that was left. were stumps with bones s ticking through t he flesh." Police round no more ex· plos ives in the area. The spokesman said several Arabs in the area were rounded up for questioning. The m eeting al President Ca rte r 's Maryland r e treat prompted I s rae li pol ice and se curity f o r ce s to ca ll a s pe c ial a l ert against terrorist bombings to dis rupt it. Extra security personnel are stationed in public places and especially at such customary terrorist targets as bus stations and open markets. Israeli embassies and com- panies and Jewish organizations aboard also are on the alert Somoza Nabs Foes MANAGUA , Nicaragua I API -President Anastasio Somoza Is arresting hundreds or political opponents to strengthen big hold on Nicaragua. The Conservative Party, the only legal opposition party, said more than 600 persons have been rounded up.in the past two days, lncludlnc Its vlte president. Adolfo Calero Portocarrero. the pre~ident or Coca·Cola or Nicaragua. $10,000 Taken In Heist Two" men wearing blue caps burs t into a Laguna Beach music store at about 10:50 tha~ morning producmg hand gun!> and forcing the owner to a safe in the rear or the shop. Police sa1d the owner wa~ forced to hand over about $13.000 in cash in the mid-morning rob· bery at Bojangles Musi<' Village. 933 S. Coast Highway. The two men. wielding hand guns. approached the owner in s ide the shop and demanded cash. They ripped out phone lines befo1·e running across the street to a parked 19i5 or 1976 maroon automobile, witnesses said this morning. Witnesses at a car agency a cross the street from the music store said the trio drove south· bound .. at a leisurely rate or "'speed," following the holdup Th e tw o g unm e n were described as Negroes wearing blue caps, with the taller of the two·men wearing a blue jacket a nd denim trousers. The smaller of the pair wore a green jacket. The shop owner said both men carried what appeared to be .45-caliber pistols. according to police reports. Cormcil Eyes Laguna Cable Seroice Hike Lacuna Beach councilmen wiU consider an· 11 perfent Increase in the basic service cost for ca· ble television in the Art Colony when they meet tonight at 6 o'clock in council chambers. A <'Ouncil committee is recom· mending the rate be increased Lw.rn $6. 75 per month to $7 50 for basic service. Storer Cable TV had sought a rate hike to $8.60 per month. Storer holds an exclu sive franchise with the city for cable televis ion 511vice in Laguna. The company has about 6,000 subscribers within the city. The issue was before coun· cilmen last month but several Laguna Beach cable television v ie wers complained about service and cost or the cable hookup. The council decided to hold orr a decision on the matter unlit tonight. when a public hearing wall be conducted. If a pproved by the council. the city would also receive 3 per· cent of Showtime revenue$ from the franchise. in addition to the current 3 percent of gross earn· ings now received by Storer The additional revenue. ap· proved earlier this year by the feder al Communicat ion Com- mission. would bring between $3.000 and $4,000 more to city coffers. That amount. added to the estimated St7.000 the city re· ceives every year from Storer, is used lo offset <'Osts to the city or following up complaints made against the cable firm Fisherman Angered, Held In Maiming LAKEPORT <AP I -A woma n 's arm was nearly severed when an angry fish· erman on Clear Lake drove his powerboat across her water ska ing t owline. dr a~(n n~ ht>r through the water. authoritie~ said today Doctors attempted to save the arm of Sylvta Serpa. 25. of Ctear Lake H1ghlands. who was taken to Franklin Hospital In San Francisco. about 80 miles to the south, Lake County Sherl£f's Lt. J eff Mark ham said. Daniel Keese, 34. of South San Francisco. was booked for in vesligation of assault after the Incident and wab released on $2,SOO ball. • Markham soid Mr Serpe wa!> water skllng In an urea where Keese was fishing • • I ~--.. -OUJTS IN SAN DIEOO Heefth Offtc.w Phllp Ex-counJ,y Health Aitk Qui11; Aga in Ur ,John l'hllp, who quit ai. Orunge County·~ chief health of hc~r two y1•ars MRO. has an nouncect hu; res1gnt1tton as head <>f the San Diego County Health Department.effectlveSept.29. In a written statement released Monday, PbUp said he is leaving his $49,000-a-year job because of government intervention in health matters. He did not list specific complaintsinbisresignation. Prior to taking the San Diego County job in March 1976 Philp ~erved rorruneyearsastheheadof theOrangeCounty HealthDepart- menl · Has departure was seen as a responsetoagrowingriftbetween him and the county board of supervisors. At the time of bis Ora'nge County d e pa rture. supervisors were in the process of stripping Philp of his ad· ministralivepowers. Philp apparentlyroused the ire of supervisors in 1975 over his al· leged obstruction of the county's paramedictrainingprogram H e al s o ca m e under :--upervisors' fire for his criticism of a lucrative county contract for county employees'• physical ex· ams with a firm founded by Dr Louis Cell a Cella i!> currently serving a federal prison term for conviction of m edic are fraud m the operation of two county ba~ed hospitals he owned The contract with the Orange County Healtb Testing Jnstitute remainsi.nerr,ct Philp In his most recent reslgna- 'tion said he would be leaving public health and will continue hi s medical career "in a fi eld that will benefJtpeople." His resignation read 1 n part: "Governmental programs national, state, local -have placed much emphasis on financ ing of medical care plans and have almost ignored the ba~ic concepts of public health and preventive medicine. "Yet in recent year!> the great advances in life s pan have not come from tech!>ological ad vances in clinical medicine but from the science of preventive medicine -immunization and preven.tive health care. sewage disposal. pure waler and food sup- plies. If these basic public health areas are ignored, the public will besorry." Workers Not Fondue Mess SOMERVILLE. Mass. I A P l - Workers cleaning up after a warehouse fire have an unusual problem: What to do with 40 tons of cheese ··w e have 80.000 pounds of aged cheddar cheese in the base- ment unde r seven feet of water," said Bill Egan, regional manager for Otto Roth Co. Inc., across the street from a building that burned over the weekend. 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"f''uilurt• ut C.:nmp David me1..111s un endless con· m et.'' Carter prayed ut a Baptist Sunday school session Sunday: "Let every heart involved be cleansed of selfishness and personal pride. Let us all tW'Tl to thee, God our father. for true guidance, wisdom. forgiveness of others in the search for com· mon ground." Issues long debated -and :.o metimes fought ove r -in- clude Israeli occupation or land seized during the 1967 Mideast war and the fate of 1.1 milli on Palestinians living on the West Bank of the Jordan Ri ver and the Gaza Strip. Ha ving promised Sadat and Begin a secluded setting for private talks without a fixed ti me limit. the U.S. president s a id b efo r e bo a rding a he licopter for the 30-minute night here · "Compromises will be man· datory. Without them no prog ress c an be expected. Flexibllity will betheessence ofourhopes." Although las t mont 's an- nouncement of summit plans caught the world by surprise. Carter publicly discussed the possibility as long ago as last April. Interviewed then by Trude B. Feldman, White House re- porter for J ewish publications here and abroad, Carter was ask- ing if he would consider sponsor- ing a Begin-Sadat summit in the U niled States. He replied: 'Td love to see that happen I'd love for them to get together in a summit, yes. But it doesn't matter where they meet. That decis ion is up to tMm. < Crabby Racer Clieim Judge CRISFIELD. Md. c A P l -Dir· ty Butt won the 31st annual Na· tional Crab Derby but only after almost missing the final heat while he attacked a judge. The heat was scuttled and the Chesa peake Bay blue crab wa:. dbengaged from the judge he had bitten. When the he at was rer un. Dirty Butt beat lJ fin alists. coverjng the 16·fool wooden track in 2:01, the sloweSt time for the race. In the Governor's Cup Race, the centet of attention was Koho Mu a, the Hawaiian entry. 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C..l•MfM UOW.H 6.t\15'rttl .. ~"t:.'!4:.~.~,w~~~ .. ~-=ft etS...Olt to,,..,_, T~(714IMMl21 a.IMlff!ff Advenl9'ng 142-1171 utvn• Buch "" 01pa1n...,..: T et.pftone 4M-MM ,,..., ..... ,_ 411-UDO ~'''l:; m• 0:.;:t"., c:r.rv:,,=~·~~' '"·'••' .,"":J".,,h .• ,,.."', ,_., .... "'•' .. tt•rt •tJf.0 wUMwt 'Pflel•• CH'rmiU .. ft t f ... .,, ... ,_ Soc-, •• ,. ""'r. ....... ~ .• ""'" C..llft t1111a '"'"' •ttof\ tt• t.,r~tt U M ;:::_•,t.n•:i ;~:~ "*""'•. muu.,, Spending Eyed At Penrogon WASHINGTON IAP ) -A Brookings Institution study says the Pentagon could save more tha n $900 million a year by re· ducing the "steady enrichment" of its white collar civilian employees and ending what the study says is overpayment of its blue collar workers. The study also contended that about 377,000 jobs now filled by military personnel could be handled by civilians, Including private contractor personnel, to save additional money ''without joepardizing national security." ·•If reform is not. undertaken, the nation wUI continue to spend more than le necessary for de· (ense ." said the report, written by a three-man team beaded by Marlin Blnkfn, • Brooklnc• senior fellow. The Pentqon had no Immediate comment. ~· o ... , ...... s-- BOARD SURFER (CIRCLE) BEOINS STEEP SllDE OF'F NEWPORT'S 18TH STREET White Younger SUffera (SHhouettea) Teat Boogie Boni In Shore Break Sunday ,.,....,.• .. A l TORM ..• Vlu 1':1'ploozu. Caph1tr•no Beach oml St·otty Rul(hurdt, 20. of the 'lltffi(' uddn•1111. ~wum to the craft, 1mllcd lh1· Jll.'6plc out and got them lo Khun• Paramedics treated the victims for shock and minor laC('rttlions. In Newport. Lorkabey said two unidentified sailors lost con-trol or their Hobie Cat in the surf. line at Corona del Mar Main Beach ataboat3p.m. The boat was smashed onto the rocks at the southern end or the beach, but the two sailors were able to s wim a shore without incident. Patrolme n from Suns et Acquatic Park had a busy alter· noon because the unus ually large !>Wells caught two boaters by sur- prise. In one case, Seal Beach resi- dent Walter Airth of 1721 Harbor Way an d a n u nide ntified pas:.enger were thrown into the water when their 16-foot power boat was smacked by the big swells off the mough of the San Gabriel River. The two men swam safely ashore and the boat drifted into the surf at Second Street in Seal Be ach, before it was pulled out by the Seal Bea ch lireguards rescue boat. aided by Harbor Patrolmen. The second case involved a group of Downey residents who were returning to Alamitos Bay in their 21-foot sail boat. Harbor Patrolman Don Ploughman said a set of huge swells hit the vessel, capsizing it and throwing the five occupants into the water. Floyd Wilson. his wife Doris. a non-swimmer. their daughter Annette. 8. his brother Bob, and a friend Jake BuUe r. were all pu 11 e d fom the wate r by patroltnen who bad witnessed the disaster. Mrs. Wilson was treated for shock and Bob Wilson apparent- ly suffered a heart seizure which left him hospitalized overnight. a c cording t o Long Beach lifeguards who assisted in the rescue. Patrolmen s aid they were I ater able to re -float the capsized boat. In Newport . se a s onal lifeguard Drew Cree set a de· partment record for individual rescues by pulling a total of 49 stricke n swimmers from the waves at 22nd Street. A ll th e O ra n ge Coast lifeguards said that in addition to being big, the hurricane- spawned surf was breaking in weird ways. causing unusual riptides and presenting rescue probl ems not norma lly encoun-tered. "The wavC?s were't that big. but they had a lot of juice in the m ." said Laguna Beac h Marine Safety Director Bruce Baird. Laguna Beach recorded 300 rescues on Nonday. In San Clemente, state guards said their rescues totalled more than 50. City guards in San Clemente said they rescued 120 people on Monday. In Huntington Beach, c1ly guards listed a total of 180 rescues and state guards said they had 220 rescues on Monday. Seal Beach said they rescued JOO people on Monday. Tongans Nix Pot NUKUALOFA. Tonga (AP l -Supreme Court Judge H.H. Hill has reject- ed an American's appeal of a six-month jail sen- tence for possessing marl· juana. saying Tonga is "reasonably free from this curse . . . and I am going to do my utmost to make s ure that it does not spre ad here." Mer le Anders. 32, an American working oo the Is land in the sou'thwest Paciric was given the jail sentence last month for possessl{lg the drug aod fined $150 for growing it. -- ' Aus tralian Trip 'Arrogant' Nixon Gets 'Private' OK SYDNEY. Austr alia I AP I - Au stralia will grant forme r President Nixon a tourist visa if h e comes on "a ge nuine ly private visit." a senior govern- ment source said today in Can· berra amid more press debate on the controversial trip. The government turned down Nixon's request to make an of· ficial visit and meet with Prime Minislei: Malcolm Fraser , but Ni xon 's ch ief a ide s a id the form er president pl anned to come anyway on a private visit. Police are reported worrying about protecting Nixon. even on a private visit. In an editori al entitled "Stay Home Yank," the Sydney Sun· day Telegraph said of Nixon's r e ported decis ion t o com e despite the government rehuff. "Is the re no e nd to the ar· rogance of Richard Milhous Nix on? Is this wretched. strutting creature totally deluded? .. The fede r a l governmen t must tell this self-confessed cheat now that he is not wanted here. In any capacity. And if the m essage contains some of the Chimp Hunt In Hilly Area Calle d Off CLAREMONT CAP I -A search for a pct chimpanzee that esca ped after biting one of it~ caretakers and chasing another man has been t e mporarily called off. authorities said. Animal control officers said Mond ay night that 1l would be foolish to continue a search for the animal in the hilly La Verne area. where it fled after its escape Thursdav.- Oennis Buckle, 23, of Clare· mont. was caring for the chimp fo r a friend when It escaped , she told San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies. While he was trying to recapture the animal. it bit him in the knee and toe and chased a friend, Danny Steward · of Downey. Buckle said he fired at the chimp with a shotgun loaded with target ammunition because he wa!> afraid it might be rabid. . . ex pl e tives d elet ed from the ta pe d issues of li es which destroyed his presidency. it will serve him right." The Australian. the country s national newspaper. said .in an editorial that Nixon should not be given an official welcome "but· he should not be denied a visitor's visa, either, if be wants one -unless we wa nt to label ourselves as a nation which c h a mpion s freed o m ... sometimes. when it suits us." The pa~r said the ferment over the visit "is as unnece!>sari- 1 y violent as the ·rage and frustration of the vislt's oppo nents are self-defeating." It sug. gested that opponents "would make their point much more cuttingly by ignoring the visit - the treatment it deserves.'• But Brian Stonier, the manag. mg director of the Macmillan Publishing Co .. said: "We will do everything in our power to welcome him widely and warm· ly. ·· Macmillan publishes Nix· on's memojrs. Mayor Irvin Rockm a n of Melbourne said he would be in· terested in meeting Nixon unof· ficially. "He'd be very interest- ing. fascinating. After all. he bas been a maJor fi gure in the world, whatever happened," he ~aid . Ckmente Cops Himting Truck In Hit, Rwi San Clemente police are look· ing today for a green El Cameno truck in connection with the h1\ and run injury of a 16-year·old El Toro girl in downtown San Cle mente. Carla Wachter, of 24745 Roll· ingwood Road. was treated in the San Cle m ente G ener al Hospital emergency room for scrapes to her right arm and leg, according to San Clemente fi remen who transported her to the hospital Sunday. The girl told police she was knoc ked to the ground by a truck at the m tersection of Avenida Victoria and South Ola Vista The truck then continued westbou nd on Avenida Victoria , police said • 2 Viejo Teens Killed Two Mission Viejo youth) were killed and another youn& m a n seriously 1ri;ured earl)' Mond ay when the car in which lhey were riding crashed tnto ~ truck-truiler parked on El Toro Road in El Toro. A coroner's report identified • the two dead youths as PatMclc L Byrne. 17. of 26452 Estanc1ero Dr .. M lsswn Viejo. and Ken neth llofrlchter. 18, of 24242 Spartan St .. Mission Viejo. The :.crious!y inJured boy taken to Saddleback Community llos pitaJ after the 1 a.m. ac~· dent was identified as Matt.hew Thomas Hagen, 16, also or Mis· sion Viejo, According to a California Highway Patrol accident re~ Byrne was at the wheel of the light weight foreign car as ·it traveled west on El Toro Road al Toledo Lane. For what the report termed unknown reasons. the auto drift· t..id to its right and cras hed into the rear end of the truck ·trailer parked along side the road. Accident investigators report ed Byrne was trapped behmd the wheel of the auto and a mu · JOr effort was needed to remove him fro m lhe crumpled wreckage. The youngster died about two hours later in Saddleback Com· munity Hospital. Hofrichter also died in the hospital about an hour after the early Labor Day morning crash. Hagen was reported in crtlical condition at the hO!>pit al today Investigators !>aid I.he cause of the accident is st.ill under i"· vestigalton Suspect He ld In Kidnap Try On Girl, II MALJBt.: c AP l A 29·year· old ma n was arrested after he ;.i llegcdly tried to kidnap the 11 year .old stepdaughter of Ac· Lor Keir Dullea, sheriff's dep· ulle~ said. Sgt. Ed Propers1 said Robert R. White wa!> booked for in- vestigation of kidnapping and assault with a ·deadly weapon - after the incident Monday. P ropersi said Dullea, known for hi!> rol~ 1r. such movies as "David and Lisa·· and ··2001 · A Space Odyssey.'· had taken h1:. ::.tepdaughter. Sasha Coe. her 'ister and c. lr1cnd to dinner at the Somcthmg Fishy restdurant rn Malibu. The children had gone to the car to wait for the adults. Propers• said As Sa!>ha began to gt!t into lhe ca r . a man approach ed her swinging a :4·1nc h long pipe. Propcr~i s:.ud. "ju:.t mis~mg her head.·· lie then grabbed her and began walking ht!r down the street. Sheriff's Sgt. Jame~ Smith. nn routinc patrol. saw the pair and hc<1rd ~creams, Propcrst :--aid, ant! then apprehended Whitt . Body D iscovered CLO\'IS 1,\P1 Ar. infant ~ body was lound wrc.pped m a plustic bag and buried under '-Cvcral inchec;. of dirt and tra!>h al the city dump here . ' - . ' 7 Orange Coast ED ITI O N Today's Closing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO. 248, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1978 N TEN CENTS Lifeguards Sa~e N ea.rly 2,000 ,. ' ; I ": • ••• f .~.. ,' • ' BOARD SURFER (CIRCLE) BEGINS STEEP SLIDE OFF NEWPORT'S 18TH STREET While Younger Surfers (Silhouettes) Test Boogie Boards In Shore Break Monday o.llyl'l .......... ..,llkM ... KMMtr SURFE8S LOOK FOR STORM-GENERATED BIGGIES OFF DOHENY STATE BEACH Offshore Platform tor Sewer Outfall Proje_ct Looms In Background 2 Bombs Blast Jerusalem; Tun Injured JER USALEM IA P > -Two born bs expl o d ed today in J erusalem. mJuring two persons as Isr aeli security forces were on alert. against terrorist acts timed to coincide with the open- ing of the Camp David Mideast summit. The Palestine Liber ation or- ganization claimed respons1bili· ty fo r the blasts. The first blas t c ritically wounded a police sapper who was inspecting a package at a gasoline s tation. Officials withheld the name of the sapper but he was known t.o be a former American policeman and Viet- nam War veteran who emigrat- ed to Israel in 1973. A police spokesman said the second. blast damaged an empty tourist bus parked near Jaffa G ate. a main e ntrance t o Jerusalem's old walled city. The gasoline station bomb went off when the expert ap. proached the package. ''The first thing I saw was a red door. apparently from a truck. flying in the atr, and lots of debris and dust." said Radio <See BOMBS, Page A2) ( B/QZe ProlJed In Newport Newport Beach arson 111-- vesligat.ors today probed the fire that destroyed a llfeauard stand over the weekend. The stand at L Street was set ablaie at about 1:30 a .m. Satur- day. Monday was the busiest ever recorded tor Newport Beach lifeguards and Llleguard Lt. Logan Lockabey Hid having one tower out or commisJion created some problems: "We'd rWlY like to find the arsonist, .. M add-4. $45.4 MilH&n Trustees to View Cuts in Budget A $45.4 million budget t.o run the Ne wport·Mesa Unified School District this year is expected to win approval tonight by district trustees. A s pecial meeting of the school board begins at 7:30 p. m . in the Lyceum Theater at Costa Mesa High School. Trustees have spent much or the summer considering budget c uts following passage of Proposition 13. Among lhe ma- jor cuts were c:mcellation of s ummer school and the elimina- tion of all high school busing this fall. Mesa to Take War on Nudity To Court Costa Mesa's war on naked· ness will move, fully clothed. in- to Orange County Superior Court Sept. 27. There bas been an outcry about the young women who of. rer nude photographic or rap sessions at. 'nle Sunshine Sludio O. on West 19th St. However. City Attorney Robert Campagna admits the city's push tor a preliminary in- junction lhar could mean a near Instant padlock on the stud.lo may not be a cut and dried al· fair. Campagna says the city bas the burden of proof in going t.o court "to close down a businesl without a full scale bearing on the merits." Lawyers r e prese ntin1 Sunshine owner BOJ Engle have vowed t.o engage the c:ity In a <SeeOOURT. Pace t\2) Last fiscal year the district operated on a budget totalling $56 .9 million. The figure in- cluded a $4.4 million reserve fund. Approval of the $45.2 billion financial package would leave the district with reserves of about $12 million, o£ficials noted. The fate of the district's con- troversial data processing cor:- por.ation also will be before the school board tonight. Last week trustees met for more than two hours in closed sess ions but rendered no de- cision as to the future of the New port -Mesa lns truction'a l Research Institute <NMlRll. The county Department of Education is withholding about $200.000 in funds from NMIRl. claiming the corpor ation may be in conflict with private com- panies in marketing computer research programs. The district has s ued t he coun· ty for the NMIRI funds. The case is due back in Orange County S uperior Court this month. However, the s uit would become moot if trustees go ahead with a plan t.o "dissolve" NM I RI. Somoza Nabs Foes MANAGUA, Nicaragua <AP> -President Anastasio Somoia is arresting hundreds of poJitlcal opponents to strengthen his hold on Nkarqua. The Conservative Party, the only legal oppostUon party, ,s aid more than 600 penons have been rounded up in the past two days, lnchadln& its vice president, Adollo Calero Portocarrero, the pruldeht of Coca-Cola ot Nlcaragu.a. ---...-.· Big Surf Continues In Area Whal started u an unusually quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near d!saster Monday for Orange Coast lifeguards and Harbor Patrolmen who pulled 1.757 swimmers out of huge surf spawned by Hurricane Norman. Local officials said they ex· pect the big surf -running at more than eight feet in some pl aces -to continue through to· day. although few predicted the problems with s wimmers that were experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards set a single·day rescue re<'ord of 587 on Monday. a sharp contrast to Sunday's figures. "Sunday. we had 90.000 people on the beach and only had to pull three of them out of the wate.,r." s aid Lt. Logan Lockabey. "Mon· day. we had 95.000 people and rescued 587." In addition to the total 1.757 swi mmers that were pulled from the raging surf between Seat., Beach and San C le mente. lifeguards and harbor patrolmen said a total of four boats were in· volved in storm surf mishaps . None oroduced serious in- juries although each of the Mon· day incidenLc; was potentially life threatenin~. . . A family from Irvine, who ap· parently got too close to shore in the dark. nearly lost their lives off Doheny State Beach Park at about 8 p.m .. according to Sgt. Richard Olson of the Dana Point Har bor Patrol. Ol $On sa ld Anthony Monkiewicz of 4042 Park Circle, Irvine. his wife Evelyn, their 13·year·old d aughter Kim and a friend. Corine Skotnica were traveling from Oceans ide lo Dana Harbor in a 25-foot Sea Ray. when the inshore s weUs capsized the boat. trapping the people inside. "If it hadn 'l bee n for three young men on ~hore who saw the boat go over. I don't like to think what would have happened to those people." Olson said. The trio. Martin Jeys. 33, of Downey. Kevin White, 20. of 34476 Via Espinoza. Capistra no Beach and Scotty Bughardt. 20, of the sam·e address. swam to the craft. pulled the people out and got them to shore. Paramedics treated the victims for s hock and minor lacerations. In Newport. Lockabey said two unidentified s ailors lost con- trol of their Hobie Cat in the surf. line at Corona del Mar Ma.in Beach atabout3p.m. The boat was smashed onto the rocks at the southern end of the beach. but the two s ailors were able to s wim a shor e without incident. Patrolme n from Suns et Acquatic Park had a busy after· noon because the unusually large swells caught two boaters by sur · prise. In one case. Seal Beach resi· dent Walt.er Airth of 1721 Harbor Wa y a nd a n unid e ntifie d passenger were thrown into the water when their 16-foot power boat was smacked by the big swells off the mough of the San •Gabriel River. The two men s wam s afely ashore and the boat drifted int.o the surf at Second Street in Seal Beach. before it was pulled out by the Seal Beach lifeguards rescue boat. aided by Harbor <~STORM, P ageA2> Wave Fear Unjollllfkd By The Associated Press Crowded beaches along the southern Maine shore we re cleared o f s un· worshippers after the Coast Guard and state police is· sued an alert for a 60-toot Uda l wave. The crowds r eturned Mond ay after the wave failed to materialize. but the report caused what a state police dispatcher called "mass panic in the street.s." Tbe Coast Guard issued the alert after the wave was reported by occupants of a private boat about 14 miles offshore. Al'WI,..,._.. TROPICAL STORM NORMAN CHURNING OFF SHORE Band of Shower-filled Clouds Steaming Inland North of LA Norman Clwrns Up Flood Warnings By The ~sociated Press Weathermen began issuing urge nt warnings this afternoon of fl ash flood danger for parts of California as t ropical s torm Norman headed ashore. While Norman has declined from a hurricane to a tropical storm. lessening its wind force. r•in began falling Monday and s lgnificaatly more rain is an· ti.cipated. The biggest threat. according to Bob Pifer of the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Ad· mini s tration , is from Los Angeles north. Pifer noted that it is unusual for a hurricane to come ashore in the western United States. wh e r e they are u s u a ll y weakened by the Pacific Current or strike in Mexi co. But Pifer. NOAA ·s hurricane program leader , said an addi· ~ional upper air system is help- ing augment Norman a s it moves int.o California. This will Newport Cops Seek Five Rape Suspects Newport Beach police today sought the five men who alleged· ly got a 17-year -o ld Garden Grove girl drunk and then raped her at a party early Monday morning. The g irl and a 16-year-old friend told police they m et the men while looking for a party to attend. According to police accounts, the girls were taken lo an apart· ment in Balboa where the victim drank two glasses of gin. ' Her friend said the victim was taken into a bedroom and raped by the men who'd given her the liquor. . The younger girl fl ed the par- ty, returned to Garden Grove and got her companion's older brother who went to the Balboa apartment and found his sister unconscious. Police said a m e dical ex· amination of the girl indicated she had been raped, but wasn't otherwise harmed physically. Thief Enters DoggieDoor A thief who apparently took advantage or a doggie door stole valuables worth more than $6,700 from an Irvine Terrace home this weekend. ,. Newport Beach police said the break-in was discovered Sunday by the resident who said thJeves got a way with a m icrowave oven, a color television. jewelry and coins. Investigators s aid the thief might have reached through the doggle door t.o unlock the home's kitchen door pull along even more moisture as the storm moves into the moun. tains to dump its rain. "We don't want people to be lulled" into a false sense of security by the two inches of rain that have fallen in some areas, Pifer said. Pifer commented that flash flooding might not happen ex· cept in isolated areas. but it als'o could be spread over wide areas. He drew a parallel with flood· ings in tropical storm Amelia in August when about 25 persons pe rished in flash floods in Texas. Both areas have many gullies with s mall streams. he noted, which can become raging tor- rents when fed by a s udden out- burs t And, Pifer added. persons in low areas should not be fooled by light r ain. because a storm may be underway in the moun- tains creating a flood that will !>Weep down into the lower areas. Government experts report that fl~sh floods have become the nation's No. 1 weather - related killer in recent years. Average annual destruction from such floods exceeds 200 deaths and a billion dollars, of. ficials report. Workers Not Fondue Mess SOM ERVlLLE. Mai.s. f AP) - Wo rkers cleaning up after a warehouse fire have an unusual problem : Whal to do with 40 tons cf cheese. "We have 80.000 pounds of aged cheddar cheese in the base · m~t unde r seven feet or • water." said Bill Egan. regional manager for Otto Roth Co. Inc .• across the street from a building that burned over the weekend. Coast Weather Rain continuing through t onight Rain heavy at t ime>" with a chance of 1sol.iled thunderstorms in the inland areas. Windy near the coasl tonight. Wind s a nd s h o we r s decreasing on Wednesday. INSIDE TODA. V The Cohfornia Angels -, o pennant. contender at last - shoot for their fifth straight win tonight. One reason has been the relief work of pitcher DoVf! IARoche. See stories. Page Bl. I a a ... , M At Al 81.J II .. ...., ... ,.. .. .U DAILY PILOl N 1 U!!d!z• See1!m!1!f 6, UUI Issues Co111p lex .. Mideast Talks I .Set to Start CA MP OAVm Md 11\r1 f>rt-i.ldl·nt {'.utN or .. o.ir~c1 a f!Ult"t Wl'l('Umt t11dM) for hi ' purtncr.. tn a M1<h·~t ~u mm1t \'onfrrenct'. pres inc for <'om prom1~e but •dm1tt1n1 th1' d1:1nac-r' m d 1'a~reemt'nl l!lnd mukln,g fH 1•'ftlttton' "\\\• "'Ill do th•• he''' "'t• r an ( ·uri.-r ph'l.IJ:t'tl Jllhnugh hi· t'll•l cd the .. umm11 "'u"' are t·om pl\lx and the d1Hert>nt'l'' bet ""een hll> gut•:.1' J'nmt> M1n1 .. tcr M t!na<'ht•m Ot'Mln or hrat•I und Prt<Mdl'nt An"' u Sad•t of ~gypt are dt"\'P Palient, 12, Talked To Safet y t' I TTS BU RG JI 1 A P J A 12.year-old epileptic broke loo~e from bis counselor, climbed 11 floors up the outside of St. Francis Gener al Hospital and perched for three hours on a parapet before giving in to the pleas of a child psychiatrist. Reginald Harbarger was coaxed from the roof of the hos pital's mental health wing by Dr. Ruth Kane, a ps.vchialrist who h ead s the hos pital ·s children's and adult services de· partment. The child has been under psychiatric care since he was 9 a nd has been at the hospital for two months, said the doctor who JUSt . happened to stop by the hospital on Labor Day to pick up a book. "( told him that J didn't want him to hurt himself and that we couldn't_help him up there," Ms Kane srud. According to Ms K ane R egi nald bro k e fro m hi~ couns elor . George Snyder, al about 11 :15a.m. The boy, wearing a T·shirt and blue jeans, scaled the outside wall by apparently fitting hb tennis shoes into spaces between J uttin~ bricks. "He was a ht.VJlan fly, just like a human fl y," s aid Ms. Kane. "Would he have jumped? I couldn't predict that. But the fact that they held him off so long probably helped." Snyder. also perched o n a ledge to Reginald's left. talked with him for nearly two hours until, at 1 p.m .• the boy began he aving chunks of r oof slate over the edge of the roof. One piece hit Snyder, cutting him in ~ head. He was treated in the hospital's emergency room . f'ro..P-.A J COURT ••• long and costly legal battle. Engle opened hi s firs t S unshine Studio in Anaheim about five years ago. Jn COsta Mesa, protests have centered around the moral nature of th e o p e r a tio n . pa rticularly rrom the residents of the nearby Bethel Towers home for Costa Mesans more tha n62 yearsold. City officials s ay they will tr) to send the Sunshine folks pack- ing . but not for the s ame reasons. The city claims the s tudio ope ned without a required condi· tional use permit. The studio OC· cupies the former s ite of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com merce. The planning commission re· jected Ule.wie permit request in a 4·1 vote in April. The studio opened anyway. the operators contending that a city b1.1s iness permit they obtained was suffi. cient. 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Let us all turn to thee, God our rather, for true guidance. wisdom. forgivenesl) of others in the search for com· mon ground." City Begins $3.3 Million Project In Downtown Shopping and Buatnen Oi1trlct . , Issues long debated -and sometimes fought over -in· elude Israeli occupation of land seized during the 1967 Mideast war and the fate of 1.1 million Palestinians living on the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. Boston Bans Vebieles Project Aims at Luring Slwppe,J Downtoun BOSTON (AP> -Private cars were ban.ned fr~m ~he heart of Boston's retail and business d1.str1ct today as the city launched a federally financed $3.3 million project t.o at- tract more shoppers and eliminate traffic congestion. The taxi and truck restrictions will be en- forced in the central part of the area. Emergency vehicles will be allowed at all limes. Having promised Sadat and Begin a secluded setting for private talks without a fixed time limit, the U.S. president ~aid b efore b oa rding a he ti copter for the 30-minute night here : Truck d eliveries were allowed only before 11 a.m. and taxis only after 7 p.m. in som e parts of the 10-block restricted area. The city's Traffic and Parking Depart- ment promised "100 percent" enforcement of the auto ban, with a concentration of tow trucks and personnel in the area. "IT SHOULD BE MASS confusion until everybody gels used to it," said patrolman Raymond Jackm an. · 'Compromi~ei. will be man· d atory. Without them no prog- ress can be expected. FlexibUity will betheessenceorourhopes. •· THE DE·MOTORIZED ZONE GIVES pedes trians exclusive use of p arts of Was hington Street, where major department ~res such as Jordan Marsh's and Filene's are located. The plan caUs for covering m uch of the area. with brick, building islands for buses and improving street lighting. It is expected the project will take a year to complete. Frorta Page A I STORM ••. 'Private' Visit Approved Patrolmen. The second case involved a group of Downey residents who were returning to Alamitos Bay in their 21-foot sail boat. Australia's Press Knocks 'Arrogant' Nixon H arbor Patrolman Don Ploughman said a set of huge swells hit the vessel, caps izing it and throwing the fi ve occupants into the water. Floyd Wilson, his wife Doris. a non·swimmer. their daughter Annette. 8. his brother Bob, and a friend J ake Butler . were all pulled fom t h e water by patrolmen who had witnessed the disaster. SYDNEY, Australi a CAPl Aus t ralia will grant former Pres ident Nixon a tourist visa if he comes on "a genuinely private vis it,·· a senior govern· ment source s aid today in Can· berra amid more press debate on the controversial trip. The government turned down Nixon's request to m ake an of- ficial visit and meet with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, but Nixon's c hie f aide s aid the former pres ident planned to com e anyway on a private visit. Police are reported worrying about protecting Nixon, even on a private visit. In an editorial entitled "Stay Hom e Yank," the Sydney Sun· day Telegraph s aid of Nixon's r eport e d d ecis ion to come despite the government rebuff "Is there no end to the ar'. rogance of Richard Milhous Nix- on? Is this wretched. strutting creature totally deluded? "The feder a l government m ust tell this self-confessed cheat now that he is not wanted he re. In any capacity. And if the Mrs. Wilson was treated for shock and Bob Wilson apparent· ly suffered a heart seizure which left him hospit alized overnight. according to Long Be ach lifeguards who assisted in the rescue. Patrolmen s aid they were later able to r e -float th e caps ized boat. I n Newport. s eason a l lifeguard Drew Cree set a de· partment record for individual rescues by pulling a total of 49 stricken swimmers from the waves at 22nd Street. Suspect Arrested In Kidnap Attempt All the Orang e Coa s t lifeguards said that in addition to being big , the hurricane· spawned surf was breaking in weird ways, causing unusual riptides and presenting rescue problems not normally encoun· tered. "The waves were't that big, but they had a lot of juice in the m ." s aid Laguna Be ach Marine Safe ty Director Bruce Baird. Laguna Beach recorded 300 rescues on Nonday. In San Clemente, state g uards said their rescues totalled more than 50. City guards in San Clemente said they rescued L20 people on Monday. In Huntington Beach, city g uards listed a total of 180 rescues and state guards said they had 220 rescues on Monday. Seal Beach said they rescued 300 people on Monday. MALIBU CAP) -A 29-year- old man was arrested after he a llegedly tried to kidnap the 11-year-old ste pdaughter of Ac- tor Keir Dullea, sheriff's dep· utiessaid. Fro.Page Al BOMBS ••• Israel reporter David Eppel who was buying gas at the station "P eople were running in all directions shouting that a bomb had gone off." After ca llin~ police. Eppel suid he raced back to the blast scene and saw two injured men lying by a wire fence. One of the men had both arm!> blown off. Eppel reported. "all that was left were stumps wllh bones s licking throug h the nesh." Police found no more ex· plosi ves in the a r ea. The s pokes man said several Arabs tn the area were rounded up for questioning. Trip Delayed Locks Closed on Sailors CHI CAGO 1 AP> Lucy and David Winton sought the freedom of the seas. and their dreams came true until they were locked out in Illinois. The Boynton Beach. Fla., couple sa iled their sloop Espirit in the Atlantic from Florida to New York and cruised up the Hudson River to the Great Lakes without a hitch. After conquering the lakes. the mighty Mi s- sissippi River was next. Then they pl anned to glide into the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean and back to Florida before winter. But the Wintons didn't count on the Army Corps of Engineers. The corpl) has closed loc ks on the II· linois River at Marseilles. Dresden and Starved Rock for repairs until midnight Sept. 30. The couple --he 's 62. :--he's 58 left March 15 and planned to be home and back to work Nov 15. If they wait for the Jocks to reopen, they say they'll be a month overdue. Thev left home with $4,000 and have $1,000 left. They could have the sloop trucked around the locks but it would cost at least $800. ' • Sgt. Ed Propersi said Robert R. White was booked for in vestigation of kidnapping and asi.ault with a deadly weapon after the incident Monday. P ropers i said Dullea. known for his roles in such movies as "David and Lisa" and "2001: A Space Odyssey.•· had taken his ste pdaughter. Sasha Coe her , sister and a friend to dinn'er at !-he So~ething Fis hy restaurant tn Mahbu. The children had gone to the car to wait for the adults, Propersi said. message contains some of the expletives de leted fro m the t ape d issues of lies which destroyed his presidency. it will serve him right." The Australian. the country s national newspaper , s aid in an editorial that Nixon should not be given an offi cial welcome "but he should not. be denied a visitor's visa. e ither. if be wants one -unless we want to label ourse l ves as a nation which c h am pions f reed om ... som etimes. when it s uits us." The paper said the ferment over the visit '"is as unnecessari· ly viole nt a ~ t h e rage and frustration of the visit's oppo- nents are seU-dereatmg." It sug- gested that opPonents ··would make their point much mor e cuttingly by ignoring the vbit the treatment it deserves." But Brian Stonier. the m anag- rng director of the Macmillan Publishing Co .• said: "We will do everything in our power to welcome him widely and warm. ly. ·• Macmillan publishes Nix· on 's memoirs. M ayor Irvin R ockm an of Me lbourne said he would be in- terested in meeting Nixon unof. ficially. "He"d be very interest- ing, fascinHting. After all. he has been a major fig u re in tht• world. whatever happened." he said. Suspect Admits ~~r.~, Pennsylvarua detectives arrived today to question a man who !>ays he k.illild 17 persons In three states past two years Ohio or· ricers also wanted to talk to him. and poJlce In Tennessee werl" s earching for two bodies. Stopped Monday in Nashvil!l for driving wi th ;.. broken tat! light, Kenneth G T aylor. 3"' from the Youngstown . Ohio. area. blurted out a confession to the murder of a Nashville man, police said. "Right now we have a man who says he did these kinds 0( things a nd we checked with various parts of the country aap they s ay ll)ey've had these so~ or things happen." Detective Lieutentant Sherman Nickens Of the Nashville police said today. "We can't prove it or disprove It at this point. We've got to have s om eone in here who knows a bout these cases · · Detective Sgt. Henry Roger-; said that when two patrolmen :-.tepped up to isi.ue 3 routine traffic summons to Taylor. ~ told them· ·· . 1·m glad yol! slopped me. I JUSt commltled a murder." T aylor w as ch ar~ed with mu rder . armed robbery a nd auto theft in connection with the s laying of David Willie, wh06e body was found in a downtown a lley after om cers followed Taylor's directions . The car Taylor drove was registered to Willie. Officers said Taylor. who •~ unemployed, told them he had planned to go on a slaying s pree 1n Nashville. then take h:~ hfe "We don't know 1f he"s fan· tasizing all the8e murder~ or jus t what,"' Deltct ive Bill Robeck said . "He'!' a very in- telligent person. He"s a little er- ratic in his conversat ion at times. But he·~· very aware of what he is saying. He said he had enough ammo to kill sevetal mor e people in the Nash ville area and he was going to kill himself." Robeck said Taylor provided times and places for the purport- ed murders but not specifi c dates or names. "He stated that he had been involved with a homicide m Boardman. Ohio. involving o husb a nd and wife This wa~ ear lier in the year,·· Robeck said . · Man Arrested In Newport Beach Attack A San Gabriel man remamed in custody today m 1'11£-wport Beach after he ended a d:sputr Sund ay nig ht by al l c~t'dly bas hing a Hunttngtor. Bea<'h mdr. m the head with a beer bottle Police booked Art hur :\1 arhat:I Avila. 21. on :-usp1<'1on of a~soull with a deadly weapon. Ht-rt~ mained in c it y Jatl in heu of $10.000 bail According to poli ce report~. Av1 IJ got into ar. argument an the 2300 block of West Ocean Front with John Pollard. 24. or 19132 Magnolia Ave. over somt· rem ark~ Pollard allegedly madt' a b o ut Avila '~ f e m o l t! com panion~. Police said the argument was ended when Avila allegedly hit Polla rd on tht! left !-tide of lht ht'ad with the l'mpty bottle Pollard. accordin~ 10 r<>ht't'. ;,uf IC'n·ct rut~ to h1;. head and ear • I c t "" I • ! ' • Saddlebaek Afternoon N.Y. Stoeb VOL. 71 , NO. 2_.8, J SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1978 TEN CENTS Toro Condo Fire Kills Teen-ager One lnjurt-d 2 Viejo Teens Kil/,ed in Crash Two M1!ts1on \'aeJ O youths were k1lled and another young man serious ly tnJured e arly Mondav \\h<'n the car in which they were riding cra:.hed antu a truck-trader parked on El Toro Road in El Toro. A coroner's report ident1f1cd the two dead youth~ as Patrick L. Byrne. 17. of 26452 Estanc1cro l?r., Mission VieJO. and Kenneth lfofrichter. 18, or 24242 Spartan St . Mission Viejo. The serious ly tnJured boy taken to Saddleback Community Ho~pital after the 1' a .m . acc1 dent was identified as M atlhcw Thomas Hagen. 16. also of Mis- &aon Viejo According to a California Highway Patrol accident report, Byrne wa-; al the wheel of the hghl weight foreign car as at traveled west on El Toro Road al Toledo Lane. For what the re port termed unknown reasons, the auto draft- ed to its right and crashed into _---Jthe rear end of the truck·lrailer parked alon~ s ide the road Accident 1nvesti~ators report· ed Byrne was trapped behind the wheel of the auto and a ma 1 Sadat lrwites Pope to Egypt CA I RO. Egypt t A Pl -Presi· dent Anwar Sad at has invited Pope John Paul I to visit the lsraeli-oceupted Sinai Desert lo pray on Mount Sinai. where the Bible says God gave Moses the Ten Commandments Sadat ha s said he-plans to bui'a a Christian church. a . J <'wis h synagogue. and a Mnslem mosque on Mount Sinai when Israe li troops withdraw. No agr e ement on I s rae li withdrawal has been reached, however The Egyptian press said today Sadat also invited the new pope to come to Egypt Crabby Racer ChetmJudge CR ISFIELD. Md cAPl Dir- ty Butt won the 31st annual Na· tional Crab Derby but only after almost missing the final heat while he attacked a Judge. The heat was scuttled and the Chesapeake Bay blue crab was disengaged from the judge he had bitten. When the heal was rerun. Darty Bull beat 11 fina lists. covering the 16·foot wooden track in 2:01. the slowest lime for the race. 1or tdfort wai. necdt'r d1t'pital llorrichtcr abo died in the hospital about an hour after the t>arly Labor Day morning cra.<,h. llagen was reported an critical condition al the hos pital today. Investigators said the cause or the accident is .still under in· vest1gation $10,000 -Stolen in Laguna Job Two men wearing blue caps burs t into a La_guna Beach music !>lore al about 10:50 this morning producing hand ~um. and forcing the owner to a !'>afe an the rear of the shop. P olice said the owner was forced lo hand over about Sl3.000 1n cash in the mid·morning rob· bcry at BoJangles Music Village. 933 S. Coast Highway. The two men. wielding hand guns, approached the owner an · s ide the shop and demanded cash. They ripped out phone lines before running across lhe !->lreet. lo a parked 1975 or 1976 maroon automobile, witnesses said this morning. Witnesses at a car agency across the street from the music store said the trio drove south· bound ··at a leisurely rate of !'>peed ... following t he holdup . Th e t wo g unm e n were described as Negroes wearing blue caps, wilh the taller or lhe two·men wearing a blue jacket a nd denim tro~sers. The smaller of the pair wore a green jacket,, T he shop owner s aid both men carried what appeared to be . 45·caliber pistols. according to police reports. Workers Not Fondue Mess SOMERVILLE, Mass. IAPI Workers cleaning up arter a warehouse fire have an unusual proble m : Wh<1l to do with 40 ton!'> of cheese. "We have 80.000 pounds of aged cheddar cheese in the base ment unde r s even f eet of water." said Bill Egan. regional manager for Otto Roth Co. Inc .. across the street from a building that burned over the weekend. D•Oy ,.,,_.St.ti P- DONNA LANE. 16. CARRIES FOOD FROM HER FIRE-GUTTED EL TORO HOME Three Escaped Flames in Scorched Upstairs While One Man Died Near Window Clemenle Cops Hunting Truck In Hit, Run S<1 n Clemente police are look ing today for a green El Camano truck in connection with the hit and run injury of a 16·year·old El Toro girl in downtown San Clemente. Carla Wachter: of 24745 Roll· ingwood Road. wa!'> treated in the San Clemente General Hospital emergency room ror scr a pes lo her right arm and leg. according lo San Clemente fi remen who transported her to the hospital Sunday. The girl told police she wa!> knoc ked to the ground by a truc k al the intersection or Avenida Victoria and South Ola Vista. The truc k then conlinul'<l westbound on Ave n1da Victoria. "police said. Somoza Nabs Foes MANAGUA. Nicaragua I API -President Ana:-.las10 Somoza is arresting hundred~ of pohttcal opponcnL<, to strengthen his hold on Nicaragua. The Conservative Party. the only legal oppos1t1on party. said more than 600 ~rsons have been rounded up an the pa~t two day~. including ili. vice president, Adolfo Calero Portocarrero. the president of Coca-Cola of Nicaragua . Two Injured Jerusalem Bombs Linked to Summit JERUSALEM ri\P I Two bombs exploded today an Jerusalem. injuring two per.sons as Israeli security forces were on alert against terrorist act:. timed ·lo coinetde with the open· ing of the Camp David Mideast s um m at. The Palestine Ltberalton or ganazation claimed rc!'>pons1b11l ty for the blast:>. The fir~t blast c rat1cally wounded a police sapper who was inspecting a package at a ga s oline s tation . Officials withheld the name of the sapper but be was known to be a former American policeman and Viel· nam War veteran who emigrat· ed lo Israel in 1973. A police !>pokesman !'>aid the second blast damaged an empty tourt!>t bu!> parked near Jarra Gall'. a ma in entrance to .Jeru!>alem's old walled city The gasoline !-lataon bomb went off when the t•x pert ap· proached thl• package "The rirst thing I :-aw wai. a red door. apparently from a truck. Oying an the air. a nd lots of d ebris and du!'>l. ·· -.aid Radio Israel reporter David Eppel who wa~ buying gai. at the station. "P eople were running an a ll direction~ shouting lh<.it a bomb had gone off.·' After calling police. Eppel said he raced back lo the bla!>t scene and saw two injured men lyan~ by a ware fence One or the men had both arms blown off. Epp(!! reported. "all that was left were stumps with bone!'> stacking through the fle~h " Po lice round no more ex· plo!'>aves in the are a The i.pokcs man ~ald several Arabs in the area were rounded up for questioning . T.h e meeting at Preside nt Carter's Maryland retreat pr o mpt ed I s rae li po l ice and !'.c curat y force ~ to ca ll a s p ec ial a l ert aga1r1st te rror1:-.l bombings to dis rupt 1t Ext ra '>Cc urit> personnel are stationed in public pl<.ict•s <Jnd es pecially at such eus tomary terrorist targets a~ bus stations and open markets. Israeli embassies and com· pantC!'> and Jewish organization~ aboard also arc on the alert 1,757 Rescued by Lifeguards Israeli police have discovered 24 bombs the past month Most wer<' disarmed Two men were killed by a bomb Aug 23 in the occupied town or Gaza. Another man was killed Aug. 30 in a blast al a water company. and one p e r son was killed and 49 wounded at Tel Aviv·s open air Carmel market Aug. 3. Wave Fear Unfounded ... ..,....... TROPICAL ITOAM NORMAN CHURNING OFF SHOAi! lettd of Shower·tffled Ctouda Ste•mlng '"'•nd . I What started as a n unusually quiet Labor Day holiday turned into a near disaster Monday for Orange Coast lifeguards and Harbor Patrolmen who pulled 1.757 swimmers out of huge surf spawned by Hurricane Norman. Local offi claJs said they ex- pect the big surr -running at m ore than eight feet in some places -lo continue through to· day, although few predicted the problems with s wimmers that were experienced Monday. Newport Beach lifeguards !>el . a single-day res~ue reC'ord of 587 on Monday, a sharp contrast lo Sunday's fi gures. "Sunday, we had 90,000 people on the beach and only had to pull three of them out of the water," said Lt. Logan Lockabey "Mon· day. we had 95,000 people and rescued 587." In addition to the total 1,757 swimmers that were pulled from the raging surf between Seal Beach and San Cl emente. lifeguards and harbor patrolmen said a total of four boats were In· volved in storm surf mishaps. None oroduced serious in· juries although each or the Mon· day Incidents was potentially Ufe threalenin". \ i\ family from Irvine, who ap· parenlly got too close to s hore an the dark, nearly lost their lives off Doheny Stale Beach Park at about 8 p.m .. according to Sgt Richard Olsonpf the Dana Point Harbor Patrol O l so n s aid An th o ny Monkicwicz of 4042 Park Circle. Irvine. his wife Evelyn, their 13·year-old daughter Kam and a friend . Corine Skotnica were trave ling from Oceanside to Dana Harbor in a 25·foot Sea Ray. when the inshore swells Ciipsized the boat. trapping the people inside "If it hadn't been for three young men on shore who saw the boat #(O over. I don't like 10 think what would have happened to those people.·· Olson said . The trio. Martin Jeys, 33. or Downey. Kevin While. 20. of 34476 Via E spinoza. Capistrano Beach and Scotty Bughardt. 20. or the same address. swam lo the craft. pulled the people out and got them to shore. Paramedics treated lhe victims for shock and m inor lacerations In Newport. Lockabey said two unidenlifilld suilor11 lost con· trot of their Hoble Cat In the surf· line at Corona del Mar Mam lSeeSTOltM, Page AZ> By The Associated Press Crowded beaches along the southern Maine s hore were c leared o r s un worshippers after the Coast Guard and state pohce is - sued an aJert for a 60-t'oot ·tidal wave. The crowds returned Monday after the wave failed lo m aterialize. but the report caused what a s tate police dispatc he r called "mass panic in the streets." The Coast Guard issued the alert a fter the wave was reported by occupants of a private boat about 14 miles offshore. Ftre Kille Smoker SAN FRANCISCO 1A P1 AlfTed Pororoba. so. who had been smoking an bed, died in a rlre in hlR room al the Bench Motel~ fire investigators said Monnduy \ 7 Escape; Cause Unknown A 17·year·old youth died an a fire that swept through a con domanaum unit in El Toro lhi!> morning. The young man was identified by one of several persons in lhe condominium when the fire broke out as Donald A. Dove. 17. 23355 Via Ronde. Mission VieJo. The 17·year·old apparently was overcome by heat a nd smoke as he tried to e!>cap<· through an upstairs window. Iii~ body was found in a bedroom. officials said Debra Freeman, 21. also asleep in an upstairs bedroom when the fire started , escaped through a window. she s aid thil> morning "I awakened. then passed out and then woke up again. I don't reme mber much There was a lot of s m-0lu.• :· Mr~ Freeman·s two children. Manda. 3, and Q,onna . I. also asleep in an opstairs bedroom. where rescued by Clay Childers. 18. or 25306 Via Viejo. according to one fare v1ct1m Young Childers and two other youths were visiting a friend. Donna Lane. 16. at the con· dom an a um al 253-16 Vta Viejo when fire e rrupted upstairs shortly after midnight. Donna Lane ~aid s he and her friends were downstaar~. "We smelled some~hing like popcorn burning. I looked upstairs and s aw nothing but s moke up there ·· She said she urged Childers to go up and "get the babies .·· Another of Donna's friends. Roseann Namie. 16. of 25326 Via Viejo sajd the upst airs "was lot.<. of smoke and narne. ·· Fi re men said Child ers s uf- fered severe cuts on both hands during his re:-.cuc efforts. Owner:. or thl.' condominium unit. Mr. and Mrs. J:.imcs Lane, were vacationing in California's Kern Ri ver area when this morning·s fire erupted. Donna Lane said. · Cause of the fatal fire is not yet known. officials said. ll ap- parently began ups latr!'> and swept through the attic of the unit, spreading and partially damaging t wo attached con- dominiums. Firefighters said fljmes had burst through the roof of the unit before they arrived al 12: 17 a.m. A fire inspector said it took an hour to contain the blaze. He estimated damage at $95,000. about $70,000 to the structure and S25.000 to its content!'>. The early·morn1ng fire was firs t reported by a neighbor who i.aid s ht' heard children scream· ang next door. a ftrl! dis patcher said. .,. Nukes Protested WAS HINGTON <A P I Eleven members of the War Resisters League were take n in· to custody after staging a brief de m on~trali on on the White Hou:.e lawn agains t nuclear weapons. a protest that coin· cided with a similar one in Moscow. Or:n~:ast Weather Ram continuing through tonight. Rain heavy a t timt•i-with u chance of isolated thunderstorms an the inland areas Windy near the coast tonight. Wind !> and .s h owe r s decreasing c>n Wednesd ay. INSIDE TODA~ The Cal1fomio Angels -a pennant contender at La..~t - shoot for tlu!tr Ji/th straight win ton19hl. One reason hos been the relief work of pltcl1er Dave LaRoche See stoner. Page Bl. · A.f DAILY PILOT SB 'Deluded' Nixon To Visit SVONt-:V Au,t111h.i i\P1 Aui.trallc1 will !'flint fnrm .. r l'rt>Mcknt N1 on ~1 tnun't \ ''" tf ht• t·om1•' 1111 .1 .:1·11111r11·lv prl\ all· \ 1-.1t. •• 't'Olllf 1(0\-1'1 II mt'11t bOUr<:t' l>atd lodit} in ~ '.rn berra amid nwrt• prt•!\t. tll'IJJt•· on Lht• controver 1.1l tr1p Tht> tcm f'rnmtnt t urn•'<t ctown N1x1111 ' rt''qUl''l h i nlalt.t• .tn 11f '11·1.tl ''''' ,ind m1·..t "'1th l'rinh M1111:-tt•1 l\1 .1h'l1lm l-'r,1 ... n hut N l\Oll' t'htt•f :tldt• ..... (i lht' formt>r pn':!>ldent pl .. 1rn1•cl to <'Om e anyw a) on 11 prl\ Jte ""It Po hrt' jrt• rt•pur 11•d "11rn '"i Jt'k1ut proh'1.'ttn~ ""''n t'Vt'n on j Pl I\ Jt\' VIMl In ctn t!dlhmal entitlt"d ""t MY llt•mt: 'l ..ink tht> :-,,dnt•\ ~un du~ Tdt<.:r..iph '>4llll of ~1xon's r~ported dci: 1i.11111 t o co mt dei.p1te the government rehuff. .. t... tht•n• 110 1•nt1 to th1· c.1r rog.rn~e of R1t'hunl M 1lhuu' "l1x on., I:. this Wn!tt'hed, 'trutting creature totally deluded·• "The reder al go,•c rn mc nt mu~t tt•ll th1 ..... elf confc:-... cd eht>at now that he 1:-not "antt.'CI ht•re In any capacity And 1f the mesi.agt> contains i.ome of the t>xplet1 ves delet ed from the ta ped issues o f 111.!i. wh1<·h destroyt.'<i hi:-pres1di:ncy . 1t wall serve him right." The Australian. the country :. national newspaper. said in an editorial that Nixon should not be given un official welcome "but he should not be denied a visitor's visa. either. lf he wants one unles:. we want to label ours elves as a nation which c h a mpio ns freedom .. sometimes, when it s uits us." The paper s aid lhe ferment over the visit "is as unnecessari· ly viole nt a s the rage a nd frustration of lhe visit 's oppo· • nents are i.elf·defeating." It sug· gested that opponents •·would make their point much more cuttingly by ignoring the v1:.it the treatment it deserves." But Brian Stonie r. the man<:1g· mg director of the Macmillan Publishing Co .. said: .. We will do everything 1n our power to welcome him widely and warm- ly." Macmillan publishes Nix on·s memoirs. Mayor Irvin Rockm an of Melbourne said he would be 111- terested in meeting Nixon unof fic1ally. "He'd be very interest- ing. fa~cmat1ng. Arter all, he ha~ been a maJor figure in the world, whatever happened.·· he said. Tueld11y Stpt•mO.' 5. 1978 STRICKEN ON COAST Comedtenne Martha Raye Actress Stricken in Clemente Comedienne Martha Raye wai> t aken b.v ambulance to San Clem ente General Hos pital euly Mond-.y alter the 62-year- old actress complained or breathing difficulty while attend· ing a purty. Miss Kaye made her finaJ ap- pearance Sunday night in .. Everybody Loves Opal " at Sebastian's Wes t Dinner Playhouse in San Clemente a spokesman s aid. After the play, s he attended a party at the home of San Clemente entertainer Jerry Velasco. 128 Avenida San· ta Margarita. where she was stricken about 3 a.m. City firemen, called to the Velasco home. transported Miss Raye to the Sao Clemente hospital. where s he was treated in the emergency room for hyperventilation and released. A s pokesman for the fire de- partment said Miss Rave has a history or breathing difficulties and during her San Clemente engagement was taken by am- bulance to the hospital once before Mi ss R aye will tuke .. Everybody Loves Opal " to Sebastian's al the Gr and Hotel 1n Anaheim, wh er e s he is scheduled lo open tonight. ,. Trip Delayed LockA Closed on Sailors CHICAGO 'AP ) Lucy a nd David Winton ~ou ght the freedom of the sea s. and their dreams came true until they were locked out in Illinois. The Boynto n Beach. FJa .. couple sailed their sloop E:.-ipirit in the t\tlantic from Florida to New York and cruised up the Hudson River to the Great Lakes without a hitch. After conquering the lakes. the mighty Mis- sissippi Rive r was next. Then they planned to g lide into the Gulf of Mexico, the Ca ribbean and back to F lorida before winter. . But the Wintons didn't count on the Army Corps of Engineers . The corps has closed locks on the II· linois River at Marseilles. Dresden and Starved Rock ror repairs until midnig ht Sept. 30. The couple he 's 62. s he 's 58 left March 15 and planned to be home and back to work Nov. 15. If they wait for the locks to reopen. they s ay they'll be a mo nth overdue . ·· Thev le ft hom e .with S4.000 and have Sl.000 left. They could have the s loop trucked around the lock!>. but 1t would to~t at leas t S800. Scheme Denied Mental Patient Mideast Summit To Open CAMP DAVlD. Md IAPI - Pre~ldent Carter oreoared a quiet welcome today for his 1>11rtn~r1 in a Mideast summit ,·onrcrence. prcsslnt for com· prom I M! but admitting the dungl'rt-In disagreement and mak1n& predictions . "Yfr will do the best we can," t 'a1·tcr Jllt.-dgcd. although he not l'd tht• i.ummit 1si.ucs are com- µll'X und the dUf~rences between ht:. "uei;ts Prime Minister M ~nachem Begin of Israel and President Anwar Sadat of Egypt are deep. Sadat was arriving first. being formaUy greeted at an air base nt:ar Washington by Vice Presi- d e nt Walte r Mondale and Secretary ol Slate Cyrus Vance before proceeding by helicopter to thii presidential hide-away. Begin was not due al Camp DavMt until late this afternoon. Before leaving the White Hous e on Monday for Camp David. Carter s aid the summit comes at a time "when the poht1cal con.sequences of failure might be very severe and when the prospects for complete suc- ce1:1s are verv remote.·· Sadat arrived first. being theme. saying before leaving for the s ummit. ''Failure at Camp David means a n endless con· met." Carter prayed at a Baptist Sunday school session Sunday: "Let every heart involved be cleansed of selfishness and personal pride. Let us all turn to thee. God our father. for true guidance. wisdom. forgiveness or others in the search for com· mon ground." Issues long debated -and som etimes fought over -in- clude Israeli occupation of Jand ~el zed during the 1967 Mideast war and the fate of 1.1 million Pales tinians living on the West Bank of the J ordan River and the Gaza Strip. Having promised Sadat and Begin a secluded setting for private talks without a fi xed time limit. the U.S. president sa id before boarding a helicopter for the 30-minute flight here: "Compromises will be man· datory. Without them no prog- ress can be expected. Flexibility w i II be the essence of our hopes." Although las t mont's an- nouncement or summit plans caught the world by surprise. Carter publicly discussed -the possibility as long ago as last April. Interviewed then by Trude B. Feldman. White House re- porter for Jewish publications here and abroad. Carter was ask· tng if he would consider sponsor- ing a Begin-Sadat summit in the United States. He replied: .. I'd love to see that happen. I'd love for them to get together m a s ummit. yes. But it doesn't m alter where they meet. That decis ion is up to them . I have talked to both of them about get- ting together again. "But I don't want t-0 build up false hopes by insinuating to you that I can issue an· order or even an invitation that both Prime Minister Begin and President Sadat would respond to. They are quite independent. And ap- parently each of the m over- estimates my influence on the other .·· Body Discovered CLOVIS I AP) -An infant's body was found wrapped in a plastic bag and buried under several inches of dirt and trash at the city dump here. MOSCOW I AP) -American bu s inessman Franci s J . Crawford pleaded innocent to· day to Soviet charges that he was part of a large.scale "busi- ness and profiteering" scheme in which three Russians illegaJly sold contraband goods and cur- r ency to forcicncrs at huge profits. Boy, 12, Coaxed Down From Perch - ORANG£ COAST ~a , DAILY PILOT ~~~'!"'::.~:,·'~,-:.=.:~;:;:;(),~:';. 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PITTSBURGH -/\ 12-year- old epileptic broke loose from his counselor. climbed 11 noors up the outside of St. Francis General HospitaJ and perched for three hours on a parapet before giving in to the pleas of a child psychiatrist. Reginald Harbarger was coaxed £rom the roof of the hosl'ital 's mental health wing by Or. Ruth Kane. a ps vchialrisl who head s th e hos pital's children's and adult services de- partment. The child has been unde r psychiatric care since he was 9 and has been at the hospital for two months, said the doctor who just happened lo s top by the hospital on Labor Day lo pick up a book. "I told him that I didn't want him to hurt himself and that we couldn't help him up there, .. Ms. Kane said. According l o Ms K a ne, Re ginald broke from h is counselor. George Snyder, at about 11:15 a.m. The boy. wearing • T-shirt and blue jeans. scaled the out.side wall by apparently fitting his tennis shoes into spaces between Jutting bricks. ·'He was a human fly, just like a human fly." said Ms . Kane. "Would he h ave j umped? I couldn't predict that. But th~ fact that they held him off so long probably helped." Snyder , a lso per ched on a ledge to Reginald's left. talked with him for nearly two hours until. at l p.m .. the boy began heaving chunks of roof slate over the edge of the roof. One piece hit Snyder. cutting him in the head. He was treated in the hospital's e mergency room . Doctors were aJso concerned that Reginald might have an epileptic seizure and fall. He missed a dose of medication at 1 p.m. Forty police officerR joined paramedics and firefighters who were waiting with ladder trucks and nets. Al various times, Reginald stood on a three.foot ledge, sat . climbed higher and hung over the ledge. S h ortly after 2 : 30 p . m R~llnald. shouted. "1 want to go homt', .. 1nd catne down from his perch. , I o.il'I' ~, .. SMH -.io • ) ten : 1n 1es ! r. Jer ld:- ~ls to BOARD SURFER (CIRCLE) BEGINS STEEP SLIDE OFF NEWPORT'S 18TH STREET While Younger Surfers (SUhouettes) Test Boogie Boards In Shore Break Monday r ..... r.,.eAJ STORM ••. Beach atabout3p.m. The boat was sm as hed onto the rocks at the southern end of the beach. but the two sailors w e r e able to s wim ashore without incident. Patrolmen from S un i.et Acquatic Park had a busy after- noon because the unusually large swells caught two boaters by sur- prise. In one case. SeaJ Beach resi- dent WaJter Airth of 1721 Harbor Way a nd an unidentifie d passenger were thrown into the water when their 16-foot power boat was smacked by the big swells off the mough or the San •Gabriel River . The two men swam s afely ashore and the boat drifted mto the s urf at Second Street m Seal Beach. before it was pulled out by the Seal Beach lifeguards rescue boat. aided by Harbor Patrolmen. The second case involved a group of Downey rcMdents who were returmng to Ala m1toi. Bay in their 21-foot sail boat. Harbor Patro l mun Don Ploughman said a set of huge swells h1L the vei-.sel, cap~izmg it and throwing lhe five occupants into the.• wtttcr. Floyd Wilson. hi!> wife Doris. a non -~wimmer. their daughter Annette. 8. his brothe r Bob. and a friend Jake Buller. were all pull ed fom the water by patrolmen who had witnessed the disas ter. Mrs . Wilson wa~ treated for shock and Bob Wilson apparent· ly i-.uffered <:1 heart ~eizure which left him ho~p1tahzed overnight. acco r ding to Long Beuc h lifeguards who assisted m the rescue Patrolmen ~aid they we re later a ble to rt: fl o at the capsized bo~t. In N~wport . seasonal lifeguard Drew Cree ::.ct a de· partmeot record for individual rescue:. by pulling a totaJ of 49 :.tricken s wimmers from the waves at 22nd Street. All th e Oran ge Coa s t lifeguards !ii.lid that in addition to being big. the hurricane- spawned surf was breaking in weird ways. causing unus ual riptides and presenting rescue problems not norm31ly encoun - tered. "The waves were't that bag. but t hey had a lot of juice in them ." s a id Laguna Beach Marine Safety Director Bruce Baird. Laguna Beach recorded 300 rescues on Nonday. In San Clemente. state guards said their rescues totalled more than 50 Ex-County Health Chief Quits Again of 1a ng al· 3Ct nd Dr John Philp, who quit a~ Orange County's chief health of fi cer two years ago, hu:. an- nounced his resignation as head of the San Di ego County Health Department,effectiveSept.29. In a written statement released Monday, Philp said he is leaving his $49.000-a·year job because of government intervention in health matters. He did not list ~pecif1c complaintsinhisresignation. Prior to taking the San Diego County job in March 1976 Philp ~erved fornineyears asthehead of the Orange County Health Depart- ment. His 'departure was :.een as a response to a growing r.1ft between him and the county board of supervisors. At the Lime of h1~ Orange County d e pa rture. s upervi!>Ors were in the process or s tripping Philp of his ad min istrati vepowers. Philp apparently roubed lhl' 1r~ of super visors in 1975 over h1:-al leged obstruction or the county':- paramedictraining program H e al so came und e r supervisors· fire for his cr1ticbm of a lucrative county contract for county employees· physical ex· ams with a firm founded by Dr. Louis Cella. Cella is currently serving a feder al prison term for conviction of medic are fraud in the operation of two county based hospitals he owned . The contract with the Orange County Health Testing lnslJtult rem amsineffect. Philp in his most recent re~1gn~ tion i.aJd he would be leaving public heaJth and will continue h1:- medicaJ career .. in a field that will bcnefitpeople. ·· His resignationread in part. "Governmental programs - national, state. local -have placed much emphasis on financ- ing of medical care plans and have almost ignored the basic concept!\ of public health and preventive medicine. "Yet m recent years the great advance:. in life s pan have not com e from technological ad- vances m clinical medicine but from the science of prevcnl1vl· medicine immunization and preventive health care. sewage d isposal. pure water and food sup- plies If lhei.e basic publ ic health areas are ignored. the public will be sorry.·· • O~•IY Pilot ~,.,. PholO QUITS IN SAN DIEGO Health Officer Philp Suspect H e ld of na ge at in !S' be or ly !)' IC ~ ·d l· r. g d n In Kidnap Try -1 On Girl, II MALIBt: I AP1 A 29·year old man wa:. arrC'Med after ht· al!cgedl~ tried 10 k1dr.ap the 11 year old stcpdat.:~htcr of /\l' tor Keir Dulll'a. :.herirf'~ dcp ut1es:.a1d Sgt ~d Propersi i.a:d Robt·rt R Whitt: waf. booked lor an vest1gut1on of k1dnc1 pptn~ and ai.i.aul• with a dt:adly weapon after the mcadent Monday Propers• ~aid Dullea. known .Cl ·' for hb roici. 1r. i.uch movies a:, I '"David and L1:.:.i " and ··;mo1 · 1\ I Space Odyssey." haC: ta ken h1>- stepdaughter. Sa:.ha Coe. h1·r sister a11d a friend to dinner .it the SomNhing Fti.hy rcstaurunl in M alt bu Tht chtiC:rtn h;.ir: gone to the c~r to wail for lht adulb. Propcri.1 :.aid i\:. Sai.hgar. ~alking ht:r duwn Lhc .,lrl!et Room to Run? Hunner-., 500 of them. took to the streets in San Clemente Saturday. They were participants in a 5.8 mile::. run ~ponsorL•d by the San Clemente Police Explorers po::.t. Jim Cordcn. 22. won the event with a time or 26 minutei,,, 51 seconds. Carol Card. 12. was the women's division ch8'0p with a time of 29 :34. Oldest participant was Loui~ Rocha. 57. who covered the course on De La E::.trella Avenue in 39 :47. T!!!d!y. September 5. 1978 s DAIL V PILOT A :J Poliee Probing Ca ses Man Confesses To 17 Murders NASHVILLE. Tenn. IAPI - Pennsylvania detectives arnved today to question a man who says he killed 17 persons in three states past two years. Ohio of- ficers also wanted to talk to hJm. and police in Tennessee were searching for two bodies. Stopped Monday in Nashville ror driving with a broken tail light, Kenneth G . Taylor. 37. from the Youngstown. Ohio. area. blurted out a confession to the murder of a Nashville man. police said. "Right ...n6w we have a man who say{ he did these kinds of things and we checked with various parts of the country and they say they've had these sorts of things happen... Detective. Lieutentant Sherman Ni ckens of the Nashville police said today "We can't prove it or disprove it at this point. We've·got to have someone in here who knows about these cases ... Detective Sgt. Henry Rogers said that when two patrolmen stepped up to issue a routine traffic summons to Taylor. he told them: ''. .. I'm glad you stopped me . I just committed a murder ... involved In more than a doien unsolved murders committed 10 Beaver and Allegheny counties the past year. In each •of fou r cases in Beaver County from September 1977 to January 1978. husband!' were killed by shotgun blasts and their wwes were beaten to death or are missing LB Suspect Held in Cop Biting Two Laguna Beach police of· ficers who were following up a complaint of a m an tossing garbage cans around in an al· leyway. arrested the suspect after he allegedly attacked and bit the policemen. Da vid William Moseley. 28. of 720 Griffith Place. L :igun ::i Beach . was being held in Orange County Jail with bail set at S2.500 after his alleged antics in an alleyway in back of Andre!>' restaurant Monday morning. LagunaMan, Upset by Tv, Fires Rifle Younger Brown 2 Men Held ' ; In Laguna Taylor was char~ed with murder. armed robbe ry and auto theft in connection with the slaying of David Willie. whose body was found in a downtown alley after officers followed Taylor's directions. The car Taylor drove was registered to Willie. Police said they arrived at the alley behind the 1400 block of South Coast Highway shortly after 2 a.m . lo witness Moseley tossing garbage cans against tht.- walls. and throwing trash out of the dumped cans. Gear -Up Campaigns Truck Th£ft Officers said Taylor. who is unemployed. told them he had planned to go on a slaying spree in Nashvtl1e. then taJce his llfe When Sgt. Terry Temple and Officer William Youre attempt· ed to arrest the men for htter ing, he allegedly began slugging and biting the officers A Laguna Beach man, who ap- parently became upset at the re- s ults of a televised football game. pulled a rifle on his two neighbors and fired a s hot in the air. Police !>a1d Charles II. Con- nell. 30. of 1563 Arroyo Drive. pulled a 30.30 Marlin rifle from a wall a nd potnted 1t at neighbors John Bond. 26, and Christopher D. 'Marcey. 31. both of Arroyo Drive, · Sundayevemng "I'm going to kill you," the suspect allegedly told one of his neighbors before rus hing into the front yard of Bond's home aod discharging the rifle in the mr The two friends subdued Con· nell and called officers who ar- ·.,· 11sted the man O!l charges of as-. sault with a deadlly weapon. .Odd Couple Ste al Purse In Laguna An Arcadia man who met two men outside a bar in Laguna Beach was robbed of his purse Sunday morning. police said to· day. • David Charles Campbell said he m et the two s uspects outside a tavern near Brooks Street at about 3:30 a.m . Sunday and the , trio walked to the beach together. Once they we re out of the lighted street area. the two men grabbed Campbell's valise·type purse containing $15. and ran away. The victim described his two assailants as in their late teens. One was described as thin. the other portly. On the Pro.,I LOS ANGELES IAP) - Evelle Younger is portraying himself as the candidate for gov- ernor most in tune with voters' feelings as he launches his fall bid to unseal Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. "If people vote the way they lhink. we will win ." the Republican attorney general predicted Monday in a Labor Day s peech to a s mall group of union supporters. Meanwhile. Brown launched his re-election campaign with a Republican platform of tax cuts and fiscal conservatis m in a Democratic setting of Labor Day rallies. The Democratic governor at· tempted to reconcile the ap· parent contradictions by citing the bipartisan vote for Proposi· tion 13, the property tax cut in· iliative. , And his audiences of trade un-ion members enlhus1ast1ca11y ar>· plauded the new.found gospel or fiscal conservatism. "Sixty-five percent of the peo. pie -almost every group in ~ociety -said they wanted those taxes to go down. That's the message of Proposition 13," Brown told 1.000 guests at a Los Angeles labor breakfast. "We did them one better. and we cut about $1 billion fo our own income tax to try to meet the spirit of what the people of California expressed.·· Fll"8t Lady S tomps DALLAS IAP) -First Lady Rosalynn Carter compaigned in Texas' three largest cities Mon· day. urging holiday crowds to support U.S. Senate nominee Bob Krueger and other Democrats in November. A pair of douroucoulis. or owl monkeys from the Am erican tropics, are surprised by a photographer's flash at their exhibit at the New York Zoological Society Bronx Zoo's World of Darkness. Because of their night· roving habits, douroucoulis are seldom seen in jungles although they are active. Special lighting erre~ts al the zoo create durkness for them. Brown repealed that theme over and over on a tour or labor. events Monday in San Fran· cisco. Los Angeles and San Diego. all the time insisting 1t re ally wasn't a great change from his pas t emphasis on liberal programs. Younger. in his campaigning said. "If Brown can !<eep people worrvin2 about my s howe r baths instead or conditions on the freeways. he will win," refer- ring to criticism of office showers. Younger's claim is that most voters share his generally con- s ervative views ins tead of Brown's. And he contends that if he can get that message across, he can beat the Democratic governor. despite the Drmocrats' 5.3 registration edge and recent polls showing Younger trailing by 8 to 15percenL "I have every confidence that we are not only going to win, but are going to win with substantial labor vote. if we can get the word out," Younger said in a pep t~lk to 15 labor backers at a Sacramento breakfast. He cited his support for the death penalty, nuclear power and freeway development as areas where most voters agreed with him and not with Brown, and he repeated the same theme at a Los Angeles luncheon attended by 13 labor backers. The attendance at both sessions was in sharp contr ast to the turnout at the labor breakfasts in San Francisco and Los Angeles for Brown. Labor has traditionally s up- ported Democrats, and Brown has already won the endorse- ment of the AFL-CIO. ROP Training Set Thursday In San Juan Adult enrollment In on·the· job training programs in health. agriculture, trade and industry. public service and business is planned Thursday in San Juan Capistrano by the Capistrano. Laguna Beach Regional Occupa· tional Program. Sponsored by the Capistrano and Laguna Beach Unified School Districts. the ROP offers a combination of classroom in· st.ruction and job internships to prepare students for a variety of careers. Thursday's r egistration is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the ROP campus, 26900 Ac· jachema St. Additional informs· lion is available by calling 496-3118 or 831-2031. Gunmen Rob Viejo Diner Two men, one of them armed with a pistol. robbed a Mission Viejo restaurant early today and fled with a total of $408 in cash. Orange County Sheriff's of· ' flcers said the pair. described as being of Me>ucan extraction. used the weapon to take $208 from1 the cashier at Sambo's RestauraQt~ 27551 Puerta Real. They said the palr then turned the weapon on a male customer and forced hJm to hand over a further $200 in cash. They then n edonfoot. Laguna Beach police arrested two men late Monday afternoon a'rter equipment was reported !>tolen from a city animal control truck . P o lice arrested Steven Charles Thomas. 21. of Norwalk, and Steven Warren Sprague. 29. Westminster. after the t heft of radio equipment and a Sam Brown belt was reported by an animal control officer. Police said the two men drove up to the unattended truck in the 100 block of Mountain Road shortly after 5 p.m. Monday. and reportedly took the equipment from the open vehicle. They were spotted by officets in the 200 block of Aster Street. where the equipment was al· legedly found in ThQ.Pllas' car. Both were booked into Orange County Jail on charges of receiv· ing stolen property. Match Postpone d BAGUIO CITY, Philippines <AP) -Defending champion Anatoly Karpov postponed his 19th game against Soviet defec· tor Viktor Korchnoi in the world chess championship match to- day. The game was rescheduled for Thursday. No reason was given for the postponement. ··we don't know if he"s fan· tas izing all these murders or JU St what. .. De tective 8111 Robeck said. "He's a very tn· telligent person. He's a little er· rat1c in h1!> conver!>at1on al times. But he's very aware of what he is saying He said he had enough ammo to kill several more people in the Nashville area and he wa~ going to kill himself .. Robeck said Taylor provided times and places for the purport ed murders but not s pecific dates or names. "He s tated that he had been involved with a homicide in Boardman. Ohio. involving a husband and wife. This was earlier ln the year." Robeck s aid. Two officers from Oh1o·s Beaver Township near North Lam a p l anned to question Taylor today in connection with the s laying last year of David Ham illon. 28, police said . Hamilton's wife, Linda. 28. has been missing since her husband was kiUed. New Brighton. Pa . Police Chief Phillip Rina said he and B W. Cashdollar, head of a Beaver County task force helpmg In· vestigate a rash of murders tn southwest Pennsylvania. would also interview Taylor Rim said Cashdollar wanted to investigate whether Taylor was The two policemen subdued the s uspect and transported him to Jail Thieves Take $500in Van A Costa M e~a m a n told Laguna Beach police someont'" broke into his van parked near the beach Monday. taking equip. ment valued at more than S500 Jerome W. Guerin. 31. of 224 E. 18th St .. said the thleves _ broke a wmdwmg on hi~ van lCI gain entrance. laking $35 an cash. diviJW equ~~nt. a tool box a~ bit s e. The theft took place 1rfTle . block or Cliff Drive. 515 Die in Traffic • By The Associated Pres~ The La bor Da y weeke rtd highway death toll reached 51!l in ftnal figures for the penOd ending at midnight Monday Thi National Safely Councal had estimated before the lhree-da> weekend be~an that tht:re wo11lci be 470 to 570 death.s. H you buy your clothes at The Storekeeper going back to school won't scent so bad . With any back to school pwrllase at The Storekeeper you will receive a free bike bag. We invite you to ~~advantage of this offer thru September 16th ... Dave and Holly did. Special offer on Levi Cords ..-111'1 11);r lrv•m :-..t·~rort B•·J;l- (J,1lom•.1 ll>on .. c.i: -l"c'' . .. • • ... . . A4 DAILY PILOT NATION I WORLD Plane Shot Down Just '"Coasting ,... ,~~J w1t1a@1 T ~ ' Obi MarphJnt> o Awful GuerriUas Deny Killing Victims Tl ESO.\ \' ' OPTIMISM DEPT. Whe n you vltw lhe 0\'t'r .ill I aibor Ouy W<'«'kend chaos that vh1ltcd our coa!'llllrw. you could draw ont· bnght conclutilon: It could huvt• bc\>n wor .. t' Somt• •· .11m1tll'" hove 11 lhiat upon Monday'11 holiday. mort• than J00,000 ~oub dropped down to our beache11. M ,111) oC tM-.t• \l'tllun·d 11u1 into tht• water . despite tht• fuct lh.11 11p11ch' ... "'t'f\' runn111.: rumpanl In numerous locat1on., urul ttw ,urf "'.I' rulhn~ 10'4tlh 15 foot breaker!! at plut'ei. SALISBURY, Rhodesia <APl -Guerrilla leader Joehua Nkomo said today that his men shot down the airliner that crubed in northwest Rhodesia two nights ago but he denied survivors' reports that they murdered 10 of the 18 survivors. Nkomo gave no details but told reporters in Lusaka, Zambia, his· fhl• "1•.1thN ho~e\t•r , "'ll"' In itnd·oul ovtrcli'lt und a bit n1u6'.:) II \\d... ... n t \Our p.•rfect beach wetikend by mohl :-ltmd a rd' SO, Ol T o•· T t .. : 3",IOO t':.ltmutcd beachgnt'r.,, 1J11ly :o.ht:hth mort• lh..in 1.000 of lhl·m had to be h .. uled out or thtl rap ... Jnd h11(h .. urf Why that ., only one out or eH?ry J 00 1111 thr ,t\(lrclint· ~nt le)() had wht.'n you look at 11 that way < oru.ader 1( upon Monday. the Inland temperature'i had bt't'11 nt'ar I.he lt-' el of !fades a lot more oeooJe muchl have abandoned tt'e1r ba<'k. ) urd barbecues and headed for the coohnl( brt't'ze ofthe .. hort•hne Maybe 111.,tead of JUM 300,000 on the beaches.flWe would hevt' been \'l:.lted by one m1lhon You can figure then that Some Beach V1Sttors Will Wander Out Into Anything the ocean rescue toll wou Id have skyrocketed in a ratio so that ocean saves would have totaled closerto4 ooo That is, 1f our ocean gu<1rds had been able to reach all those people , YOU .CAN FIGl!RE that the lifeguards were Jucky . Surf. riptide~ .and high tides got worse today. But now most of the v1s1tors have gone home. ' !he fact that the rescue toll was as high as it was just ~oes ~n prove that some beach visitors will walk out into ::iny kind of ocean ~onditaons. Consider that a 15·foot wave ~!.. me~sured from its back side. That means if you're look· mg at 1ts front, it's more like three stories tall. BUT THAT DOESN'T seem to deter some of the inland folks who have sweated for hours on the freeways to reach the seashore. So"!'e of them would walk right out into it if the s urf were at tidal wave proportions. They get bashed into the sand a few times and then tell each other how much fun they're having. As a beach ~um of many summers, I'll have to admit I really love the high surf. I used to get out in the s turr whe n my bones weren't so brittle. Now it's just fun to stand on the sand and watch the bodies nung airborne. Then go take a nice warm shower. 'Lou Grant' Scores Network Touchdown . DETROIT CAP> -Scrambled microwave signals gave some Michigan viewers of CBS' "Lou Grant" television program unex· pected peeks at the ABC Monday Night Football telecast. . Technicians for t he thr.ee networks blamed the problems Monday night on pecuh ar summertime atmospheric conditions. . "The microwave radio relay signs from all three networks are fa~an~ s'?mewhere between Kingsville, N.Y., and Cleveland, Ohio.· s<11d one network t echnician in Detroit. Besides giving viewers a look at what was being aired on the other netw~rks, the transmission difficulties, which began about 9: 15 p.m., distorted the sound and picture on home sets. Officials said the waves were bouncing peculiarly because or sudden cooling and heating In the atmos~bere. The scrambled microwaves also disrupted teleprinter circuits o( news and government agencies. The pro~lems. which continued through the night. had lessened considerably by morning, technicians s aid. headquarters, that the Air Rhodesia plane was shot down 11horUy alte r it lert Kariba, on the Zambian border, "because these planes fl ying to Karlba with civilians also carry troops and military supplies." THERE HAD BEEN specula· tiori that the Cour·engine Vis· co~nt was rut by a ground·lo-air missile after one of the sur· vivors. Anthony Hill, 39, told re· porters: "There was a tremendous ex· ploslon. Then flames s tarted Lewis: No Personal MD Profit LA S VEGAS CAPl -In a r am bling . and e motiona l television speech, a bitter J erry Lewis de nied h e personally made money from his Labor Day Muscul ar Dys tro phy telethon. "Twe nly·seven letters ques· tion not only does Jerry get paid for doing this telethon -this hurts they assured us that they will not send the pledge they made until they a re as· sured that he volunteered his time and talent," Lewis s aid in the final two hours Monday of ha s 21 ~'z·hour telethon. " ... The ans wer is absolutely no. I receive nothing from the MD telethon or any of the MD activities throughout the year, and t h ere ar e m a n:v of them. "Ever y dime ts ac· counted for, uw" a nd through the Freedom of Information Act plus a variety or other Jaws you can get all the figures from our accounting and see where every penny goes, where every penny has gone and still goes." At the end of the statement the crowd in the Sahara Hotei ballroom. headquarters for the telethon, cheered. LEWIS' STATEMENT caused an uproar throughout much of the country because most viewers never heard it, alter be· ing told by Lewis it was coming up. Lewis made the statement when the network telecas t cut away to local stations. At the end of the t elecast Lewis was in a mucl1 happie; frame of mind alter a record amount of pledges . "I doed it! I doed It!" he screamed. THE TELETHON, the 13th consecutive one hosted by Lewis on Labor Day, collected a record $29,074.405 in pledges, said Lewis ' s pokesm a n Horace • Petzall , topping last year's pre. vious highof$26.841.419. About 100 entertainme nt and s ports personalities appeared on the telecast Sunday and Mon· day. Hurricane Ella Weakens Shmoors Dampen Midsection, Florida Albu'que All..,I• S.lllmore Blrmlt191\em Bl.,.,.rck Boise Binion Brownsvtllt Buffalo 0..<"90 Cln<onn•h Cleveland 0.1 Ft Wiii Denver O.lroll .._,en• Honotulu Ho•aton Jaos'vlllt Kan-. Coty Le' 11~., Llttl<' Rock LOl Aftqf'le\ _,.,,.,,.,, Miami Mllwaukeoo Mpts.St P NHllVlllt '"-°''~ N-York Olla City C>m41N HI Lo Pc" H S1 '° M 8) u q3 ~ 100 SI •l ~ .OJ 18 •l .-, 7o .SI 11 )I 11 )t ,. .. n 60 101 ,. •• s. 11 51 " S1 • 1J .. 71 ,, n 01 tJ n 102 1• 02 '° n '° n '° .. ., ,. ,. SJ " .. to " "n " .. 102 71 to ., D.-y ..... Dell•wy ...... tu.~ Mon<1~Fn<1ay If "°" oo no< ~•ve V'Ovt 04()rf bV ~ '\() D m (JUI""' ltfl , 0 m •"Cl .,OUt CiO()y .,,,_ bft Of't•vf""fid Sa!u«ltv olM ~...,.,., It ....., oo not r~~Vft ~ ("'>rV tty t Im Celt tJit•Ot~ 11 • m ·~ Y'0\11' 'OO'Y ~• oe oth~•'f!IO f Orlando tO 70 .40 Pllllad'ptua 112 .. 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Ill•'• cenltr !ltd POHd near C•o• ltace, Hew · 1ounc11-. -"' lltoflHI winds llacl Climlnh""d "'°"' 140 ll'tjlll to too mpll. 11--., ~ ell1eftd ,,,,..,, uutll•ntertt 1Ca1111s acrou Ill• .. t ltrll llaM Of Ta-1"'9 ewt"me tovll•Hstem .._ Me•I<•. wr_.,. -11W9d ,...,., """" ecc:l!Nff MMo Illa~~ MkllleM ~ .ild -Int Flor.,_ COHtal ..... • .. , CaHforttfa WMkers Nd• t>Hulllul L.abO<" Dar weekend to •<'member ., Iller t~d ba<k to llw JOO today. Publlc wfety olll<lals. on U• ott>er lland. ll•d a c Ila nee to rel•• afler tlle crowcu <INrecl. An Hllmettd t.S mllllon persons Ja mmed beac llu In Soutllern Celltornla unoor sometlmes-c:loudy bill warm lkles. llff'9u•rd• wtrt kepi llopplno and rep0rttd 1,000 l'flCUO but no Mr~ llll~lel. Tiie nice -tr.er wes not e•PKleo to , .... ll'IOUQll TIW Nallonal WHIM• Service predicted •nowers would 511C'•acl acron per1s01 1rw •tate toelily a tropical 'torm Norman -cll>molfll lrom a llurr"-u M -at.enecl - curved •-..-d ""'coast. Cocutal lt'eadaer Cllance Of he••Y rein elld tllun· de•sllowen llvougll TIMlCS.ty. Partly cloudy wltll c1ec:r .. s1nv <Ilene• 01 rain WedMSday. Llohl varla«>le winos nl9llt and "'°'"'"9 lloun. Hlflls WedneSO.y In IM 70l. Coastal tempottetures w111 ,..,V- belween 10 ano I•. Inland tem· 11erah1re1 wtll ranoe belWMn •• •lld 11. f ... Waler lemperlfure Wiii be 66. s-.11....,r••• TUESDAY Second row S.3'p.m. q Second lllQll 11:n P.m. •·• WSONISOAY First low S 40a.m I J Finl 111011 It 02 a m. S I Second low • JOp m 1.l Second lllQI! tt 27 p.m. 4 1 wn r1Mt6 1'a.M., \41\ 1 tf p.m Moon rl-• 11 am .. Mil t :Oll p.m 8.,.,~ MUflll"91or! lle«ll: Wa,..t l to j Mt Wiii\ INlll ••fll Mod -"""IM> (,eftCllllOflt •air. NtwllO<'t ... <llt Wtftl t IO 11 twt llld oc<tilonally lllOfletr 5""" It from '"" IOlllll. Con ditioM l\H¥CIOul. • shooting past the window on the starboard wing." Investigators wete examining t he wreckage at the crash site 3S miles southeast of Kariba. ··A starboard engine appeared to have exploded , a nd the starboard external side or the plane was heavily scorched " a mll!tary communique said. ' GUERRILLAS. OF Nkomo's Zimbabwe African People's Union operate in the area from bases in Zambia. Jn June 1977, they fired a m issile at a private plane near the border, mlssed it and h it a hotel, causing heavy damage. The airliner. with 56 people aboard, crashed Sunday night s ho rtly a fter t aking off for Salisbury from Kariba, a lake resort on the Zambian border. The 52 passengers included 42 white Rhodesians and South Africans. two white Scots and eight Asian Rhodesians who had been holidaying at the lake. HILL TOLD .REPORTERS at a hospital in Kariba the plane broke in two. The front portion burst into flames, and the sur· vivors, all in the last five rows of seats, wormed their way out of the tan section. Many were injured, but five were able to go for help .. Hans Hansen, 35, said that about an hour aner the crash. nine guerrillas e merged from the bush. "WHEN THEY approached us," Hansen reported, ''they said they were going to give us water and help. Then when they g athered us toget.her. they said, 'You have taken our land ! We are going to kill you!' and they st arted shooting.·• He said the guerrillas killed seven women, two children and a man and bayonetted one of the women after they shot her. The bullets missed Hansen, his 31-year-0ld wife. Diana, and Hill. They escaped into the un· dergrowth and bid through the night. Rescue teams found them and the five who had gone for aid, a total or eight survivors from the crash and the m assacre. Sa~tuarg A .. WI ...... F loods caused by s ummer m onsoons have ki ll ed more tha n 800 in seven northern states in India .ind thou:o:andl\ w,crc: unaccounted for near Calcutta. A sm all boy, whose \\ aztra bad hom e was swamped by the fl ooded Yamuna River. t akes refuge in a roadside dr;.i in pipe. Tens of t~ousands we re evacuated from low-lying areas along the ri ver. 7 Killed as Copter PlWlges Into Crouxl, DE~RY. Pa. IAP r -Twelve.year-old Mary Beth Allison was laughing as she ~ropped handfuls of pingpong balls numbered for prlz.es from a helicopter to a crowd attending a Labor Day church festival. Moments later the helicopter -its blades turned into giant s cythes -plunged into the crowd. injuring 19 people and killing seven, including Mary Beth's mother. .. Everybody was running for those balls," s aid Denise DeCa rio of New Derry. who was m ingling in the crowd. "The girl was laughing. Then there was blood everywhere." SIX PEOPLE WERE killed instantly when the c r aft slammed into a concession stand at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in t his southwe ste rn Penn. sylvania borough. Coroner Leo Bac ha s aid Mary Allison 46 died later at near by Latro~ Hospital. The pilot, Pam Nelson, and the two passengers, Miss Allison ~nd he r father, Leo, a church Jan itor , we r e uninjured a uthorities said. ' Hospital spokes woman An· drea Guzik said 11 of the 19 peo. _ pie. brought to the facility re- m am~ hospitalized today, in· c lu~1n g t hr ee in c ritical cond1t1on. MaJv!hWaves wit a • "DctllY Pilot want ad Just as surely as tropical storms send the big s urf to pound the sands. Daily Pilot classified ads brings waves of response. Special ad rates for Dime-A-Lines and P enny Pincher ads yield extra ad-vantages. The Service Directory attracts special attention and customers for small businesses. Whether It is a used car you want to sell, an apartment you want to rent or garage clutter you wish to convert to cash, there is a Daily Pilot ad classification that will get results for you. 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O·WI$., ~ t..i'i,,,1 141-; 1: 11~, 11.fl' 'JI J-..:·tii n~~t':~u Ti ~-:: ~ ~~y J!ft '12 1!FJ : t: Psrt~"on.n '11! ~"":..:·;,; !;Bid Monday lhat t he SEC has C .>t ,_ 14 14-"-E.19111" .f.10 ti n•A-w HYnl!R i 40 1~i..-"-Mell• "'.ao 1 t \It fl'SvNM 1.1' i !il11 • 'II OpBncd 8 normal fnqufry into fin&n• ,. r:n • w. !7""• "" C.:ke> MO • • ~ • "' H11t1EF M r •• 21-• "' MGM 1.1C1111 "' 111o PSvEO ua • s '.Ill... 1 f LI A"' 1.10 •• 11 tt ... ,: EettAI• • lOlll oa. "" Huyck .n" \II nv. ..... N\"1rm 2 11 '!J"'"· . neg"'''°' aioo :1o-2 cl a state me nts rom Uon In· Al 1.011 .. » n-.-.... IHAir flf2M .. u nv...... -H -MtE "'"''12 QO •• PSt~ta,'? a 2 -• ,.. dustrle!; and ~nerat Oynam1cs c "70' " S1 ... -. ~ .. IGF .tOJ! 107 lJ'O-.... 'Miid , ... 1 ~ ~~Nil£ pfJUt .. • .,., l"SE ltb. ltO II • Ito • • • c N.i111 .. 10 ~ 1• .• '4ti .. 1ut1 1 • .010 i0 1~+"" '. 11flf uo.. .~ "''°""al>f. '.··'°' .1 l f•~ ..... ~u111 t'-•t '"' . Oeneral Dynami~s confirmed tbat g-:.c J: I ~ ~:.: -.; ,,,l 'i 'it r; t I AC. ~ •• Jt;: ~ a~1·!1t!~~ .~ f "~ ~ ~,~~ , .... : ,: ,n:: ~ It has been Informed of the lnvesUga. 8:::,C: •nu := .. 1~ c:~Jtt ~l. los ,,.;:,~ !~~!,': 1·.es ·t :,. ~·;~:::;: M".J'~~.~·t 1dU~ ~ ~:11 M2'! ~ ~ ~ lion bul srud Its reports were aC· ... ~ ,. ~ 1«•••r '''? )Q n11o ... ,, '"'" .. I .,._ -M Ut i,44 '1 ·~ "'111""• • at i..... .. curate and bad been verified by an I •~.. ... 8nll U I .. + w llltf UJ •• I • I'll !IM • t~• \t 2' l.~ It U ?"' , ,...._ L. ·* " ~ ""-,, ... 1. o T*-llt iv,,, .,,..,.; " ,. '"" M e11 1 ""•"" '·°' • we ir~ • .,. Independent accounting Urm. mere 1M 4111 -I.Ii 1i1G dllft.JS ,, • 1..-. ... ,. M110 .Jt t$ ~Ill+ ~ M 119'W • .o 14 11~..... IO M 11 .0 I,._ -i ....,. t L ., ... • + 11o MKA•" ie ., 11-" 1dN1 AO • " u• ..... M 11M1 .n 10 n~ ~ -· 1.~ , 1• 111i1• .. was no mm"-utO. c comme n ........ Tuesday, ~tember 5, 1978 s DAIL V PILOT 85 Reeesnon Ahead? 'New Year' Finds Debate Renewed -x By CHET C\JRRIER A'1 ........ Wrteef' The passing or Labor Dar. and the arrival of the so- c ailed "Buslness New Vear.' nnds analysts in lbe fwan cial community again debating the. chances of a recession. That may have a familiar ring to It lor people who re+ member bow much recession talk there was at this lime last year -and at Labor Day 1976. for that mattel'. BUT AS OF THIS MONTH THE recovery from the last economic slump is 3th years old. which means it has already exceeded the lifespan of the averi)Je period of ex pansion since World War II. "A~e alone doesn't signify much." acknowledged Lora S. Collms, director ot business conditions analysis al the Confe rence Board. writing in the private business research organization's magazine, Across the Board- .• But the underlying fact is that economic growth phases do not go on forever. Something happens- .. Every business cycle has its particular set of things that go wrong. but a common trend is the tendency to over shOot." T~e economy r~ches· a .. point where [ productive capacity Is BU.rci•~~eo J strained. inflation heats .::;,i l "f ~ up. interest rates rise and buill·UP inventories ANALYSIS become a drag on new -------------orders . ·'The probability of a recession next year is based on the expected emergence or 'nutural forces' such as these ·· Miss Collins said. ' ''IT NEED NOT BE A SEVERE slump. because cur- :ent evidence doe~n·t point to deep imba lances developing in the economy. Big imbalances cause big s hakeouts ." A suggestion that the economy m ight be losing momentum cam e in the government's report last week t~at the in~ex of leading economic indicators. designed to ~1gnal the likely future course of business activity, fell 0. 7 percent in July But few panic buttons were being pushed on the basis of that one number. The rule of thumb is that it t akes three consecutive monthly declines in lhe index to sound any clear warning • "The leading indicator index has tended to decline by 2 percent to 3 percent within a three· month period before the post.war recessions," Richard B, Hoey of the brokerage firm of Bache Hulsey Stuart Shields Inc. pointed out. "This has not yet occurr ed.·• Even should it givt! u definitive warning signal. many observers ace reluctant to put too much credence in the in· dex. Last summer. they note. it dropped for three con- secutive months. foreshadowing trouble that never really materialized. It ~lso has fallen sharply in each or the past two J anuaries, depressed by the effects of severe winter weather which were largely dispelled by the time spring came. As the Conference Board's Miss ColUns put it: ··Despite almost uninterrupted gre'\\vt.h s ince the last recession ended, the general perception of the economy has included a chronic ele ment or worry." S. Jay Levy, Cbappaqua, N.Y.·based author of an ad- visor y letter called Industry Forecast. observed: "Unease over inflation, unemployment, the dollar's weakness and heavy reliance on imported petroleum are spoiling our 'tountry's enjoyment of the rather high degree of prosperity which it will continue to experience." At Saddlehack Small Business Workshop Set Taxes. capitalization, management proble ms. legal re- quirements and selection of good business location will be discussed during a workshop set tor Saddleback College, Mission Viejo. on Sept. 23. The workshop has been arr anged by the Orange Coun- ty ~hapter of the Service Corps of Retired Executives and the college's business science department. The program is co·sponsored by the United States Sm a ll Business Administration. It will be held in S/M 313. near the library building on the Saddleback campus. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m . The registration fee or $12 ($10 if rt!· gistralion is done in ad· ( J vance > will cover costs TAKING of materials and a buf· (el lunch. STOCK Primary focus of -----------"' the workshop will be lo explain the rc·ward~ and problems common to newly established businesses and to cxplrun the factors necessary for success. Leading each area of discussion will be local business and professional persons and SCORE members. At the cone I usion of each workshop segment. question and answt•r sessions will be held. More information on the wor1tshop is available al the college's community affairs office. 831·9700. Nut P~essor Seib As!Set• Berrenda Mesa Far ms. Fulle rton. a processor and packer of almonds. pistachios and other nutmeats, has sold its assets to a newly organized firm to be known as BMF Foods. In annoucning the change. J . Blaine Eustice. president of both companies. :-.aid the change strengthens the posi- tion oC the new company in the processing and marketin~ of canned. vacuum packaged and bulk nuts. candies, dried fruits and gift packages. The products are marketed under the Bountiful, Nuggets of Nutrition, Berrenda Mesa Farms. Harvest Barn and BMF Foods labels Certon Report• QMarter Lo•1 Certron Corp .. Anaheim, has announled that sales for the nine months ended July 31 were $14,854.000, down from sales for lhe prior year of $15,177,000. For the nine months of fiscal 1978, a loss of $118,000 was generated, compared with a loss of $40,000 for the Uke period in fiscal 1977. For the three months ended July 31, sales were $4,657,000 and a loss of $51,000. compared with sales of $5.659.000 and a loss of $4.000 ror lhe third QlJarter last year . ' A major contrlbutlnfl factor to the;iales decline tor the quarter is the softness ot audio export sales. primarily lnto Nige ria and Turkey. the company said. Certron manufactures and dlstribut.es audio recording tape, cassettes nr.d eight.track cartridges lo the consumer electronics market and precision plastic products lo the computer industry. Barde C'olu1dta•t to Spft&k Union Federal Savings and Loan Association's c:om· munit.y relations consulta nt, Keith Houd_ygbell, will &peak .at lbe Sept. 12 mcctlng of tbc Fountain Valley Chomber of Commerca • Details on reirervations and ac:tlvitJes of lbe chamber are availubl~ from J o3n Warner at 962-4441. .. I -DAILY PILOT Telerision TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS EVENING H01•• HEWS ~V OH&I DeSoto Ml more 10 t~ about thlln the ......,u-n '* !Nit come up n he Pteoa< .. '°' • .... 1 llom n.t rno1....,-1n llw 0 WtU>. W1LO W!ST Or LOWoltM CQntlflU011 It! l>Ut-1'111 pl•n to m411Le pen of C Ill if Of,,.. • 111no dOll'I lcl' '1111<1•«1 • Pl..IAN OOH r IA f THIOA*U WM I KJU11t0 TMll C•t•~ A10un<1 ? • ITMITI 0# SAH ,~ "" OWtl'f 1NIO\i• Y"V"O poke Off!C*' pltinlt ""' ~ to mill• an .. ,..., fOt ~ ol n•~ot•et aga.nat • ,_ nMCOl<I ~ • O'nAIAIY f ll•IO< Cknot1 F .O~IVI Olk~ ,... -"'"' • Cl\ll(tr.,I • ~ 'itu "'I C-($ain fr lltlQlll. 0 S~vl ••"'• •tl<wl ,..., o1 ltOl"G (~ A~ PiUAOQ(I lhe m,1Pll lonO r,..i1tM1ot Of r•tit-1 CAI Friendl" Riv al Ellt·n Br~ phiy., Julu.• ;\J.1-.011 . Jn aflt•t t111n.ilt>I ~ rom pelit1V~' µhoto~raph~r. "hilt· '.\:l('hola-. J lammond µl&.1y~ Petl'r P<.irkrr in .. Tht' Amc.az1n~ Spider man"' ·•l M tuna~ht 011 <.:twnnl'I ~ .... -... I SARAH VAUGHAN C88HEWS ~HEWS T°""°"T I N9CNEWS UAAS CLua • bit' JOKEA'S WILD ... .. 1.30. MY THMI SONS WORLD NEWS TONIOHT 1.30 IJ CHAIS ANO TH,,E MAGICAL OAIP .· -· .• T ht Dowglas tarnll\' hAJt • proOll!m 1>«w.a1ng E1n1• to ~I a new ltiend "'hen l>e MNJrns 11118 s a girl fl) MICHAEL JACl<SON A dl.CUIS>Of'I 15 preMnled on l80"8ge 0"'9'· 1uven110 rus1ice. 1ncarr;era11on and ranao1111a11on. oourt ett1- c.ency, end tha rote or tne tam11y •n OevelOPing mouu- ~ CMSS-WtTS ~ MERV G*'tF"IN Gue51a KC .-.nd Thu Sun1h1ne Band. 01ck Snawn. SuSlll .-.mon 1:00 8 CBS NEWS 8 IK>WUNOFOR OOt..LARS • I LOVE LUCY Determined 10 break into anow business. Lucy lakes amnesia In her eflorts .., SANFORD AND SON Fred's Mth birthday 1s 1nylh1110 bl.II happy '*heo l\1t litSI Social Secuuty Checlc anii Lamont's njghl on the town do not meet his expec11tions. fD MAaEIL I LE.HAER REPORT 6!) PAINTWTTH NANCY "Slut Life Wiii! Vegela• Cha11nel ~illth•fl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles Q KNBC (NBC) Li's Angeles a KTLA (Ind I Los Angeles 8 KABC·TV IABCI Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles ~ KCST (ABC! San Otego • KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV (Ind) LOS Angeles 9 KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles ~ KOCE·TV (PBS) Hununglon Beach Special Tonight An an1ma1ec:1 character. 1Jerson1fylng everyones dripping f1uce1. 11 lhe ou1de 1n10 the world or SOI.Ind around us I CANDID CAMERA NEWLYWEOGAME ®J liOLL YWOOO SQUARES 0 JOKER'S WILD Q» THE 000 COUPLE Feox·s Illness ruins Oscar's plans lo use the apartment tor a romantic 1endezvou1 ·al ADAM-12 The daughle< of a wound· ed snopkeeper Crtllelzes Reed for ~llOYr'lng a robl>ec' to escape Eli) 21TONIGHT Producet-reporter Gary Giison 111&ns "Our Ultima1e lnveatment," a ch11d-<:are c8flte< dlrec1ed by Laura Huxley. widow of Wfl1er Al<lousHu•~ ~ NEWSCHECK (I) THE QONG SHOW 8:00 IJ Cl) SPIDER.MAN A phys1c111 1N1c11olas Hammond) enc:towed with superhuman powers attempts to lnllllrate a skyscraper being held lor 11 Penny Stanton. right. -.tar" a~ Grandm<.t DcFaz10 with -.l'nc-. rl'g u lur~ Edna Babish and Phil Foster in a ... pedal onl'·hot1r tdccu~t of "La\'Cl'lll' and Sh irlt·y·· at 8 o'clock tonight on Channel 7 Tht· -.how cenll•rs l.lround a Dl·Faz10 f:lmil.' rc.·union ul '.'\l''' York 'Roots' Returns to 'fV Tonight on Channel. 7 By TOM JORY NEW YORK IAP I Ratings were the highest ever for a prime time progr am; the 12·hour miniseries led to some m ajor changes in TV pro- gra m ming: it piqued Americans' in- terest in their ancestors It was "Roots." and the first time round. the 1mmcd1 ate and com.urn- ing p~pularity caught even ABC by sur prise. ABC TAKES a big .,tep toward 1ts 1978· 79 prime time season with a re~r.oad~ast of ~he . record-smashing m 1 nisen es. • begJnnm~ toni ght at 9 !Channel 7>. The rerun is complete in fi ve parts instead of the eight aired Jan. 23-30. 1977 The rebroadcast. though t echnical- ly not a part of the new season is des.igned to w~et the viewer's 'ap· petite for ABC s fall programming which begins the next Mooday: "Roots" will run opposite a "Sneak Preview Week" lineup on NBC. T he rebroadcast of "Roots," based on Alex Haley 's best -seller that traced the history or his family from its origins in Africa in 1750 through 100 years of slavery and freedom In this country, \s important to ABC In another sense. T H E N ETWORK HAS "R~ts : The Next Generations" in produc. lio n for bro adc as t late r in the sea~on . "Roots" was broadcast initially in four 2•hour and four l ·hour· Install• rnents . The mlnJserlcs averaged a 66 lhare of the audience, which means nearly two-thirds of the people watching TV at the time saw the program. The concluding, two-hour episode pulled a 71 share. A BC estimated the tJ udicncc fo r "Roots" at 130 million The program's success was a h"gc boost for the m inil.eries form In det>d . NRC. which suffe red in the ratings through much of the past season. scored with a miniseries of its own, "Holocaust... based on a novel about the persecution or Jews in Nazi Germany e1utt1 ount I I We hew• ~ •• +tcfuw.-* -~---... -· .... rv c1•we d•1 ••••11..._ .._ ............... .. _...,_..,.. ___ SOUTH COAST ACTOIU ~ (714) 957-0212 Jnl llln:ll, ....,_, .... 1 10 mllllO'I rtntoM 8 NeCMOVIE ··L11tle Mo.. (Prem,.rel OlyM1e 0 Connor. MIC:hHI LHIMO The life and CAI-or ll'le late Maur_, Connolly. wtlO ~ 11141 WO<l<I'• l)Mt tem.ie t9nN• player at 1ri. age or 11. 1• dla!TlltlLtO • MOVlf • • t "Tl'le Blue Dahlia I 10461 Alen Ladd. v .. onlC• I.tilt An tlt·IMVIGell'l8fl 1$ tu~led ol murdtwll!Q 1111 unlelthlul wit• and mual prove his 1nnQC4HlcO 12 hrl,) 8 (JJ) LAVERNE& &HIRl.EY · 'Tha Ftsl1va1" Laverne an<S Shirley become romantically enlangled Wiii\ Y9fY unexpected peo- Plt Wflllt vlaltlng New York. D MOVIE • • "Tl'le Way Ot A Gaucho" ( 19521 Rory C811\0Un. Q-r..,~ n,. romanO. ol a young Oaucf\O in Argenlina is 111a11 .. ed 12 hrs ) • CAAOl BUAHETT ANOFRl£HOS Gu.1· Tim COnway • MOVIE • • * ··T11e A1s1ng 01 The M oon·· t t957) Cy111 Cu11c1t. Noel Purcell 1n1roduced by Tyrone Power. thlS IS a tnlogy OI d1lle<9nt stories whteh exa- mine Ireland and tis !!!OP'• (2 hrs ) tliJ ELIZABETH R "Sweet England's Pnde All&r romancing lhe aging queen. Ille young Earl ot Essex plans lo remove her lrom lhe throne buf is e•ecuted. 81) INDIANS AHO THE LAW "From Termination To Self DetermmatiOn" 8:30. CAOSS-WITS 6!) OVER EASY Editor Chflon Fad1man d1SCU$Se$ his work with a Ch11dren's magazine, Stu· art Cen1n (San Francisco SymphOny) talks about rear ol 11Q1n(I: GOiden Age Passport. tt'le mylhS and rNhtleS of retirement ~ 9:00 1J MOVIE "Happily Ever Aller·· (Prem1e1e) Bruce Boate1tner. Suzanne somers An asp.nng 51nger 1s IO•n t>ei-o he< desire tor lame and her a11rac11on 10 a love-struclt mountain m•n U ®J ROOTS In 1767. 17-year-Old Kunta Klnle ILeVar Burton\ is lo.Id- TUBE TOPPERS K NBC Et 8:00 "Ltllle Mo ... The life and career of tht! lall' l\luurccn Con nolly. who ;,tl Ii wus tht• world'~ best wo m un tl'nn1 s playl'r. :-.lurs Mic h<wl LL•urncd KA B C U 9 · 00 "Hoob." Altx lla lev's oowt•rfu l slory of hts pcopk sta1·t~ another ftVl'·ntght run 1Sec related '>lory thii-. pa~e 1 KHJ 0 11 :00 .. Les Miserables. · Victor llugo·~ gn pping talc· of :.i m<.1n pc rsccull·d fur t ht· tl'wft of ~ loaf of l>n•ad ~tars Fredric l\I iJ rch and Ch<Jrll•!-> La u~hton nepped from Gambia and shipped to Ame11ca abOard a slave vessel com· man<teO by a 1;ontoe~ stricken capt11n (Edward Asner I 1Par1 I ot 5) (Al • MERV GRIFFIN Guesta KC And The Sun1n1ne Band. Dick Shawn. Susan Anton Deney Terno, Bobby Kosse< 6!) MASTE*'PIECE THEATRE The Mayor Ot Caller· bridge" Michael Henchard I.Allen Bates) os reminded ol hll dl5gr8C411UI Pa&t when he 1s reunited w11h hos wile and daughter al1ar 18 years ot separation (Part 1 of 7) ([) MOVIE • • 11> "Woma" Times Seven" ( 19671 Shirloy MacLalne. Alan Arkin Seven extremely dlllorent female personalities are studied agamsl a P11ris backdrop (2 hra) 9:306D VTR "The Magtc Mind 0 1 Eh Noyes" Fiimmaker Noyes eapl()ill some of Ols draw- ings. chroma..-ey. color synlheSlz-and various video effects in e~l)IOfing 1mege manipulatton lteld& (Part t of 31 10:00 08 NEWS ti) NIGHT OALLERV ' Professor Peat><>Oy s Last Lecture"' fE) THE PALUSERS Plantagenet determtnes to to1ego PQ1111c111empor11r1ty 1nclud1nq the cnance 10 Ile C1111ncettor of tho Eacl\equer 1n Of<Je• 10 cure Gtenc:ora ol het love tor Burgo (A) 81) NEWSCHECI< 10:30 .., al NEWS Ill) Wll.OER, WILDE.A Four ot ThQrn1on Wilder's early plays on rehgious / mOfal ll'lemU 819 llfeMnl• ed 11:00 I 0. (I) ®I NEWS OATIHOOAME • MOVIE • • • • "Les M1S9'al>le1" f 19351 f redoc March. Charle$ Laughton VIClor Hugo s tale o4 the 111&-lonQ pursuit of Jean Vatrean and h11 setl9$ ot escapes. all for steellfl!I .1 toaf of bread 12 hrs I .., THE 000 COUPLE Feh• reveals how he destroyed 1>1s own mar- rtage by tryinq to save Oscar's «I) FERNWOOD 2NIOHT Guests Bio Tommy Marinu<;c1, Or Emanuel Kai1nsk1, consumer advis- or Lou Mollell flD OICK CAVETT Songwriters Sammy Cahn Alan Jay Lerner and Arthur Scnwartz wOI talk a~t mutlc:. (Parf t)(Rl m MACHEJL / LEHRER REPORT 11:30 IJ Cl) U.S. OPEN TEHHIS H1gh11g111s ol the day's .ct!VltMtS in OIOS tourna- meol from Flu5h1nq Mead· ow Park in corona. New YO'lc 0 BEST OF CARSON Host Johnny C.trson Guests· Anq1e Dick111son Kelly Galfell. Norm Cros· by. Susie Cotrell tRl D TWILIGHT ZONE Archlbal Two YL'<lr!-t ago. comedian-actor Robin Willwm-. camt.• hen• from San Francisco with SlO to try tus luck fo r free, ~l 1:30 u.m. <1t a local comedy showcasl'. The lmprovbalion. He.• now is paid regularly lo co·star in a new ABC comedy series. "Mork and Mindy." He plays a \'1s1tor from plunct Ork who fa lls for an earth lady in Boulder. Col.. na med Mindy I Pam Dawber 1 NOT BAD FOR a rookie whose on ly other prime-time exposure b six "Laugh-In" shots. plus a "Happy Days" segment rerun Aug. 22 that was the.• 9asis for his new scriei:;. Williams. a for mer Juilliard drama student born in Scotland and raised In Detroit. seems an odd choicC' fo r a TV sitcom 's tight structure. consider ing h is widc-rcmging. highly litl'ratt• club act. Day:-·· officl' to :.1ud1llon for the role of Mork 111 .1 ~egml•nl called "My Favonlt• Ork<1n " In s :.11d t·prsodl'. Ron Howa r d dn·<1 m-. Mork has been sent to earth to bring h<.ick a human specim1.:n and thut he b 1t "I l wa... JUSl .1 onl' shot thing at firs t." \\'1lltams said "They made the of for for the scnc.•s later on." lie spoke or a ll lhts at Stage 28 at Puramount Studios. where he was rtl mtng hrs !-.how's fourth episode. He has nine mon· to do and. if the series is n•ncwed :it m 1d·se:.1son. another IO. WILl.L\MS ORIGI NALLY set out to be <i dramatiC' ;,actor . lie was asked if h<' wants to do rolt•s morC' serious than Mork somt• duy "Oh . t•vcntually. but I'd lih to huvc something 10 between co medy and serious." ht• repli ed. adding that 11on·1: is tn l ht• works now ·Tm not that tiig <1 namL· ~'C'l t hat they'd do that · Two bays IQtn tne 1oy And Pft!fl OI youno adullhOOd in .i 11na11 Ttx•s town CIO<mg the t950 l IA) .., HOGAN'S HEROES Hogan and hit. tn«' 11oal •I secrtt Germ•n document tromKli,,k Q) OETSMART Smart a.no 99 po .. •• "' flamenco dancer and o saec:ty doctor 10 locate gem a hldd9"1 on an ••I Obte<:I 1n MexlCO 83 CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT I 1:•519 CJ) CBS LATE MOVIE • • "' "Don't O<onk Tho Water" I t9691 Jackie Olea· son. Estelle Parson& Two American tourists on " plane n11ack6d 10 o Com- munist country are m1atDk· flnolor Sl>tN (RI ~RNING 12:00 D TWILIGHT ZONE An 1muttefat>le 1;owt>Oy star cornea face to 1- ...,,h the real Jesse Jam.s .., HIGH liOPES ti) HONEYMOOHERS Wiien Ralph nas to learn 11ow to play goll ao that he can JOtn his b01&.~ tou• some. he rf!S()rts to having Norton 11ac11 him 12:30 D MOVIE • • • "One Sunday Aller- ,,oon I t948\ Denru~ Morgan. Janis Patg41 Love eras.s the bollerness trom " rolled young man s htart I' hr SS mm l Q) MOVIE • • * "ltle At lM lop· 119661 Laurence Harvey. Jeen Sommons A mon. unaware that hos wole 1S doing the same, d9Cldes to have a11 alfair (2 hrs • 30 min) al MOVIE • • 'French1e · pq511 Shelley Winters. Joel McCrea t:OO 0 TOMORROW Guests CarOlyn Craven. an invettioauve •8POC'let whO assisted 1n POiice ellOftS 10 catch tne m11n wtlo raped he• Or Oav1d V1sco11 author ot "RIS.kll\Q dHllng with lhe ~ty ot tal"ng nsks 8 MAVERICK ··Quock And The Dead 1:351) CJ) C8S LATE MOVIE • • Ban~ To Steal A i<1nq f 1972) Georgl" Peppard Kevin McCarll'ly 2:00 0 fJ ®) NEWS 8 MOVIE *,, "Toger Boy ( 19331 Henry V.c1or An,,11 May wonq • OETSMAAT A m1C1 sc1en11,1 has dev•Md a wey 10 u .. an ape d190u1M<S as a men tQC' killing CONTROL ao-n1t. 2:261 NEWS 2:30 MOVIE • • •1 "Alw ays On Sunda1 ' I 1962) Eddie Brackttn. Jean-Pierre AUITIOfll 4 I NEWS 2:tle NEWS 3:00 MOVIE • • "The Miami Story" ( t95•) Barry Sullivan. Bev· orly Garland 3:31 9 MOVIE * * • "Tha Breell1n9 Point" I t9SOI John Oa•tleld. Phyllis ThaKler. · •:008 MOVIE • • '" "The FOOi Klllet" I 1965) AnlhOny P81'1C1n1, Edward Alb«t Jr •:251 NEWS 4:30 MOVIE •Yr "HUI w ave" 11~1 Ale• Nicol. H~lary Stooke . • MOVIE • • "fl\e Man WhO Lived Twoce" (1936) Ralph Belllt· my. Mat1an Mann We dne•da1f• Dayti•.-Mov ie• ~RNING 11:ao m • ... .,"One toucnor Vttnus" I 19501 Ava Gardner Aobe<t Wa*er. A w1naow 1nmmet •s surprised w'""1 1110 slafue o t Venus begins talking to him (2 '1r1. 20 min I AFTERNOON 12:00 8 • • • "A Blueprint For Murder" I 19531 Jean Peters, Joseph Cotten. A man a11empts to prove his s•ater·lf'l·•aw ouiny ot Ille murders ol her husband and daughter. ( t hr.. 30 mini 1:30 Sit * • • • "Aasl>omon" I 1950) Tashiro Mrtune. 0.r!ICted by Akrra Kum. sawa Each of four persons wllO witnessed a rape. murder 1n etghth-<:er>lury Japan de9c11bes the lflci. dent ( t hr • 30 mtn I 3;00 ®.I • • "Chubuco" I 19681 Rlch•rd Egan. Susan Strasberg A youth reSOlves some inntf ~ llicts when he 10t11s a tuna f1sh1ng fleet ( t hr • 30 mm ) 3.30 U * • * ·~ "The Best Of Every1h1ng '!Part 1) (1959) Hope Lange. Stephen Boyd A home is destroyed by an 11Uc11 IO\le affair. ( t hr . 30m•n I On u typi('al night. hl·'ll do "Su pc rm an on spel'd." a Russian comic n:imed JoC'y St:.ilin and t>ven :.i blank ·Vl'r"l' rt·ndition or what he C<tlb Shakespeare's only unpublished folio. "The TamjngofYourShorts · Sll 11 . ht'" not done bad for a guy who c<1ml' ht•r1· two Vl'ars aj{O with 1ust SlO and now 1s in. what they call th(' chips . l k 1ust 1:.iughed 'MOAK' TO PREMIER IN COMEDY SERIES "I don't AL'l much of the money. Robin Williams Brings Oute r S pace to Tube tht• J!Ovl•rnmt•nt take" .i lot." he-----------:....----------- :o1h r ugged "It·., tnlerestmg. but I Bt:T WILLIAMS. WHOSE fret• form ways art! fam iliar to patrons or the Comedy Store here and the Great Ame rican Music Hall in San Fran cisco. doesn't find his new arena all that confining. "No. they knew what I'd done before. so they offered me kind or carte blanchc." he said of his s how's bosses. Gary K. and Tony Marshall. who also run "Happy Days." The ·merry.faced comic has been doing a takeoff on "Close Encounters of the Third Kind'' in his club act of late. But this UFO spoof isn't how he caml' to bc essa ying outer-space Mork for ABC. IT HAPP ENED IN a much more mund ane manner He says bis agent simply dispatched him lo the "Happy can 't takt· it too seriously. you kno'' Bccau!>c 1l ('i.ln blow away j~t as quickly .. Actor Ge ts Award From King Hussein AM MAN. J ordan t AP! -King Hu ssctn of Jordan awarded actor Peter Ustinov the Orde r of Indepen· dencc. First Gr ade, "tn appreciation of his services in t1cquainting the world with the problems of children. includ· mg .Jordanian ch1h1r('n , in a documen- tary fil m.·· the roya l palace an · no\rn ccd U N IVER SAL STUDIO & T OUR A~MCA er,•.'"'' 1 l'l\lm~111AS11a~A6<ll"'• "ONE SINGS. THE OTHER DOESN'T 9:.-0 "THE GO·BETWEEN" me. &:30 & 10:30 Pu' • few worda to work for you. It was the Deltas agaift9t tfte ......... . tfte rules lost! A UNM~ P!CTlN llCHNICOlOI\ •.... .,. .. -..c•·•~• ., ....... ,.,..,.tt NO W PLAYING 'Positive' View Of Booze Rapped ATLANTA IAPI The pos itive way in which drinking often is por trayed on television may be harmful to young viewers. says the director of home protection for the Womun's Christian Tem - perance Union. "I would be hard put and I think most peo- ple would be too to name many progr ams that don't portray drinking as the thing to do," said Ethel Fortn<'r of Mount Ve rnon, S.D Mr:-. Fortner w us a speaker al thl' WCTC ·s 104th annual convention. "Ntw and shrning"'speaks to anyonewhohasa feeling for tht~maumet1t of •ask." .......... ,,_ ... .. . .4 . PEI ER FRAMPTON THE BEEGEES ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HE.ARTS CWB BA.ND'' ,. WM .aM. lft&.All tt~ • t.!tb'Jl ,-~-=~-----::J~ oooc..aY 'STKMO rro~-~-·~··· \~J-. :...==-~";;;... -~~ i' .... ~--.... _..._, _ _.,., NOW PLAYING