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Home My WebLink About1978-09-27 - Orange Coast Pilot17 I I ·-··'- Four Huntington Robber Strips Pipe Bomb Ber 19 Rings . 1 Blasts Related? Gets. $35,000 W EDNESDAY AFTERNOON, S EPTEMBER 27, 1978 VOL 110, 4 SECllOfU, .. l'AGl!.S ' v Laetrile Test OK'd . By Cancer Institute • 8 Miles Separaled Cessnas SAN DIEGO CAP> -The head ' Rings Takeit Robber Get,s $35,00Q F'RESNO c AP> - A lone robber nabbed 19 rings· wo'rth $35.000 that were being worn by a wom a n, police were told. II BB Bomb Blasts Related? -~j_f.l""-'"""".,.,_...a=l .IDve.tJliBalA<l!!, into the nation's worst air 1saster said today that it "appears re· mote al this time" that a third plane played a pa rt in lbe col· lision of a jetliner and a small a irplane. P h i l llp Hogu e said t he "m ystery plane" has been local· cd and was eight miles west of the area whe re t he Pacirir Southwest Airlines 727 jetliner a nd a single .engine Cessna 172 collided-. A bandit wearing a straw hat and a white sack over his head with cyeholes cut out relieved five peo· 11t the Ac Bar ber Sho_p _of $500 in cash plus as· sorted jewelry Tues ay everung, po ice salcr. But Edith Carte r said th~ robber s tripped 19 rings from her fingers. She said they were made of platinum a nd gold a nd bore a .varie ty of precious s tones Others at the scene confirmed the number of r ings she was wearing. 1 runt1n-gton rnrach poli-C"e- beheve four pipe bomb blasts in the city during the past six weeks may be related. But there are few clues as to who m ight be making the ex· plosive devices and detonating them al night. said police Delee· live Bob Russell Al'Wlr ....... Big Whee l C<tlv1n M1tc:hcll, Hi, of. Chicago is a young man of con- fidl•nct• so m uc:h so that he removed the front wheel of his bicydt· to pn1cticc "wheelies." Re moving the front wheel e li m inates the temptation to ride the bike in tht· more traditional fas hion. Cooler? Yes, But· Few Will Notice Cooler? That's what weather ro recastcrs predicted today as marine breeu's moved closer to breaking a heat wave that has kept a stin1ng stranJ?lehold on Nixon Nix es Speech Off er ST. LOUIS (AP I Former Pres ide nt Nixon hus t urned down an inv1t.ation to speak at St. Louis U01vcrs1ty for a $5,000 fee, a uni versit y spokesman says. A Nixon staff member told the university that the former chief executive "wai1 thankful for the invitation hut would be unable to a pepar." the spokesman said Tuesday In a previous letter. the Nixon st aff indicated Nixon would ex- pect 3 chartered night and pay ment of other expPnses No re ason was given fo r hl!i ult1mJtc ly rejecUng lhe offer Orange County since Santa Ana winds blew in last week. But "cooler" is still a matter o f i nte rpr e tatio n . A s pokeswoman for the National Weather Service today said folks can expect Lemperatures to re- main in the 80s near the beach and the 90s inland until Sunday. And, as the ocean air from the north pushes a high pressure system out of the area,· higher h umidity m ay make it even , more uncomfortable. Orange Coast a rea school dis· lricts remained on full day schedules today despite scat· tered breakdowns in air condl· t1oni11R equipment. Strenuous outdoor exe rcise was curtailed again and eMmen· tary students in the Soddleback Un ified School District were kept indoors Tuesday. even dur· ing lunch time Some inland Orange County school districts let classes out early Tuesday because of the heat. An esUmat'"-d 17,000 cu.~tomers <See HOT, Page A2> H o g ue , of tbe Nation a l Transportation Safety Board . $500 MIUION CLAIMS FEARED-Page AS PRIVATE PLANE USE A CONCERN-Page A7 By Institute Laetrile Testing On Cancer OK'd No injuries have occurred, but Ray Llamas. 29. of 227 8th St.. told police someone threw a bomh on his front porch as he ct rovc into his driveway at 2:20 a .m Monday Llamus said the blast blew the front tire out of his auto anct c:a used some damage to his porch Russell said the recent rash or bombin~s began Aug. 7 when an out house al a construction sate sa id Tuesday a fternoon that WASHI NGTON (APl The drug be tested in the clinic over ne<ir Ne wland Street and another small airplane. a twin· National Canrer Institute an other candidate drugs that arc Ed d A 1 d d t d tod ·11 k "Va1lable." i·t said "'-lowever. war s venue expo e a engine Cessna. may have con· nounce ay 1t w1 l.ee lo test u ,.. 8 10 p m fused the PSA pi iot Laetrile on patients with ad because of wides pread publi l' Police beli eve someone ex In fact. said Ho~ue. it has now vanced cancers. use and interest in Laetrile. the peramentang with a pipe bomb been determined that the twin· Or. Arthur C Upton. the in· NCI will proceed with pla ns to was to blame engine Cessna was eight miles slilute 's director, said he de· evaluate the drug... Shortly aner midnight Sept. 3. west of the area wbere the col· cided to follow the recommenda· Despite an FDA ban on an another blast was reported at lision occurred tion or a divided NCI panel of ters tate shipments or Laetrile. Arevalos Ele mentary School. "I can't eli minate it tot all y, · doctors and stienllsts who re-l7 states have legali zed its use in 19626 Lexington Lane. Da mage llogue s aid, but whether the com mended tes ting the con· recent years. and a federa l ap. to t he school was minor twin-engine Cessna was a factor troversial substance on humans. peals court m Denver ruled in Another pipe bomb blast oc "appear~ remote at thi~ time: ll The NCI still must obtain ap· July that dyin g cancer pat ients curred in front of the P ic·A-Pet <the position of the twm-e ng10e prova l from the Food a nd Drug were legally entitled to get store near Brookhursl Street and C ~ s s n a~ .~o u Id see m t o Ad m inistration to use Laetrile.' Laetrile injections . Adams Ave nue on Sept. 6 at 3:40 cl~~lna~U It ·~~ f purported to be a cancer·curing Laet r ile's promoters clt11m _ a . m .. llussel.1 said. Ag-a in. ~ ~aves .e..... s_o lolillt~~it-OQ·~~~~ ... t..h~~ , -UiaL u~~~~_.,,.,c.an.'i ll~Y..'l~t.~'1~t ~~nr --. >~ . ~ ~ . Wtf ,rtk.,,avr· . Tft'e decision comes 15 'y!arf ' 11 use'it .di(! -s'tffist'ali'&-: ·wn1c\l ~ .J. 'POlfc~'lfiW1ntb· s'ii!;pe~ irl'n'iln~ ~ ~ ' F~erd he lalke~ to the Lmi be;,h erter the institute was asked to made from the pits of apricots of the cases. ie contro towe r s .dor Y conduc t c li ncial tes t s o n a nd other fruits. before the crash., Hogue sa1 L l ·1 tr the FDA approves the ex Hogue also said that the PSA ae rt e . . . Boeing 727 and Cessna were be· Because a nima l ~ests have peru!lentaJ st~dy . 1t will take ap In g controlled by the Lindbergh never shown any evidence that proximately sax months and will Field tower on the same radi o Lae~rll~ could. co.mbal. cancer. 1~volve groups or 15 to 30 ~a r r e q u e n c y , c 0 n t r a r y t 0 t~e 10st1t.~te sa id. 1t decided pre· t1ents each with several ty~s of te s timony in Was hington on v1ou.sl.Y the evidence was ~ot <See LAETRILE, Page A2l T uesday by Elwood Driver. act· suffic ient to warrant proceeding <See PLANES. Page A2> to testing in hu~ans." Upton's dec1s1on comes three 'Beating Heat' BOA.TOWNER'S WCK CIUNGED "My 32·fool catamara n was the weirde!ll boat in the world. "I tried everything and never sold It till I tried the Daily Pilot." That's the story a successful Santa Ana man told after plac· ing this ad in the Daily Pilot · Wei I desl!lned. custom Wlldwind Catamaran Pric·c of a Hobie but twice us biJ.! uncl lwice a11 fnst Mun} xtrui. for Ol'l'ltn 1101n~ Evcnln~!I 'IO<,_ X'IC'CX If you've had had luck tn sell· ang your boat , try a lucky charm -the Daily Pilot. Our friendly ad·visers will help you write a but se lle r . Call 642-5678 week s after t he institute re- leased the results Qf a study or medical r ecords o f severct l dozen cancer patients who used Laetrile. Ninety.three patients UmtU Laguna submitted records. but only 22 •6an •n 'ai·l had all the necessary data or JJ'.I~ ., J 1 had used Laetrile In those 22 cases. the institute said. six patients improved, nine stayed the same and seven got worse • "The results of the retrospec- tive analysis would normally not be s ufficient to sug~est that the Oil Blaze Out HACKBE RRY. La !APl -A s h a ft that ha d pewe d a n CRtimalcd 70,000 barrels Of nam· ing c rude oil from a vast under ground storage vault has been plugged , ext10guish1ng a fire thal raged for neorly six days at the· Depa rt ment or Ene r gy's storage racility It might be hot. but Laguna Beach police say that's no ex· cuse for walking around wenrin~ only an unbuttoned s ports shirt. Police arrested Neil Murphy Fosnaugh, 38. or 361 Cress St early this morning ufter callers complained of a nude man walk Ing on the street near Glenneyre and Cress. When O ffi cer Greg Bartz s p otted the s ca nt ily clad stroller, the man assertcdly fled. Ba rtz said be caught him and a struggle ensued. which the sus peel lost .. Fosnaugh. a department store m anager. was being held on SWS· plcior1 or indecent exposure and resisting arrest. lits boil was set at $62S. I • t Sunny through Thursday and not quite so warm with highs ranging from 80 at the beaches to lowl'r 90s inla nd Lows tonight in mid to upper 60s. INSIDE TOD"" A men ca 1s changing the wau 11 wes et?ergy in the wake of the Arab oil em- bargo. but even higher pnces ho ve n 't reduced use ul gasoline See Page 86, ..... x '" Yewr ._..,ic. 01 ........ "" ~ M l t•ll A• lw•IMU ... , C.111...,t• AJ Cl•n lflff DMt Ctf'lllU .. CNUwerf .. OHl~N•O<" .. ......... ,.... "' llll•rt•l-11•11 .... ,..,... °'' l'IM Cl .. ,tt "-<-Cl ,\2 DAIL v PllO_l ___ s __ w~ .. ~ ~ber :l!...J.!!8 . .. . .. ..,...,.... OVING MOMENTS OF CROWDED JETLINER CAPTURED ON FILM Photographer Whirled Around end Clicked the Shutter Film Catches Crash San Diego Photographer in Right Spot SAN DIEGO tA P > -Hans£ W~ndl was takin' pictures or a gall station when he heard an explosion in the sky, whirled and began photographing the dying moments of a crowded jetliner mg plaoe plunged behind the roof of the gas station, ~ cranked his film advance, moved to another angle and clicked off a second :.hot A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 72'1 and a rented Cessna 172 had collided at 9:03 a.m. Monday, 3,000 feet above the residential North Park neighborhood. At least 150 peo· pie. including more than 11 doz.~n on the g round, were killed In the worst air crash In U.S. kistory. · · 1 shot one picture and then I moved out into the open for the second shot," Wendt said. "l shot several more but the plane had already gone down a nd l got only smoke. "l'VE ALWAYS BEEN FAST with a came ra. I suppose," he said. "I WAS STANDING UNDER THE gas :sl<ition overhang," Wendt, a 44-year.old photographer employed by San Dit!gO Coun· ty's P ublic Information Service. s aid in an in- tcn·icw Tuesday. Wendt's photographs were published in San Diego's two major daily newspapers and were distributed worldwide by major news services. Because the photographs were taken while Wendt was at work, the county must decide whether lht!y a re his personal pro· perty. flt· said he spun the focus of his camera, aimt!d ~rnd prcs:sc.'<i the ~huller. As the burn· Mourn Pilot Folks Fear Blame For Plane Crash SAN DIEGO <AP I -The wife and parents of Marine Sgt Oavid Boswell . one or two men 1n lhe ·private plane involved an Mo nday's collis ion with a passenger jet. ~ay they hope he isn 'l hlamed "We arc naturall y ver y torn up bul we arc also very con- cerned ahout every other f1tmily In vo l ved in this thing ," Boswell'!) fa ther s a id in a lt'lcphonc inte r view Tuesday from his home in Pensacola. fla. ··w e don't hold anybody to hlamc. We accept it as God's will. We'v(' got a great loss, just like other families, although we have no way to contact them." Hut Orville Bos well added· "Maybe I should tell you this, maybe I shouldn't. His wife is very upset. She thinks people are blaming David for the acci· d t>nl. She said. 'I'm just so afra id people will think it's David's fault. I know it wasn't. He's too good u pilot .. · Jr David had seen the othe r plane a pproaching , he would have avoided it somehow " fn the rented, single-engine Cessna with Boswell wa:s Martin Kazy. 32, a locctl fl yini\ j ns truc· ~. w· e""'~ with-.tttf' aboard the Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 and at least 13 peo- ple on the ground. The remains or Kazy. who was unm;.irricd. were being taken Lo Miiton Township in northeastern Ohio for burial He was u radio ch s c Jockey in Youngst own. Ohio. a few years ago. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT r~ Of4tnof' (t)h1 0 •11y P1lf')t w1lt\#h11 .. ,, tom l>!"l'Ctt"'°N.-w\ Ptf'I\\ l\DU.,.1•"*"<ftwt~OrMM> (M\f Publ1\l\1Aq CttMOllt'ly ~ ......... tH>f'I .... ,,. 01Jbl1,~CI ~""'"¥ ''°'"'"O'°' fl"tft1"'' lot (4'>"i111 ._,\ill friff•OO'I o,..,.~,_ Huftl•nQtM .... h 'Ou•I 1.1,, v,11.,.. 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"'"~"'· ll>f '''" .... .., -:9' • .... 111' ..... tO molll~h. ""'"··· •ltflaO-U 10l'fl '• The remains o f Boswell , a 35·ytar-old gunner y serge ant l>tationt d at Camp P endleton, were prepared Tuesday ror n1i:ht lo Pensacola. He and his w1ft!, Ruth Anita . h ad nc 1•h i 111 rt>n Jumper Dies, Injures Man During Fall SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) -An unidentified m an appa rently leaped lo llis death from lhe 20th floor of the St. Francis Hotel, in· jur ing a taxi passenger in the process. police s aid. Police s aid the hurtling body c r as hed into the hood a nd passenger door or a passing taxi before hilting the p avement shortly after 6 p. m Tuesday The fall victim, whose identity remains unknown. was wearing while tennis shoes, dark socks, a dark sweater and black pan~s a nd had dark, graying hair. police said. It was not known *.~> ....... ~~. employee. "N - The Injured passe nger was identified as Gene DeGore, 55, of San Francisco. DeGore, who suf· fert~d hip injuries, was listed in satis factory condition at San Francisco General flospltal. Police said taxi drive r Frank Wong, who wasn't hurt, told them he ··heard a boom'' while.> driving through the downtown hotel district Doctor Freed Of Death Rap LOS ANGELES <AP) -A Duarte doctor is free today of a felony manslaughter charge in connection with the death oC a 64-year-old patient. Dr . J ohn S. Corbin , who signed a "no code" order In the c~se of Raymond Oden, was granted a defense request for a judgment or acquittal Tuesday by S upe ri or Court Judge Willi am B. Keene after he heard prosecution arguments. The Jury was dischar"ed. . Corbin had signed a "no code" o rd e r under w hl c b ex· t r· a o r d I n a r y 11 r e · s a v I n g measures were wilhbrld. Doc· tors testlfy~~t fl coroner's ln· .....,d& 's.dea.Lluald U · lraordin&rL heroic measures rnlaM h•v• i.aved hls urc f'rora Page AJ PLANES ••• ing ch airman of the safety board. He said Driver might have received wrong informa· lion before testifying the planes were talking to different towers on different frequenci~. The small plane was practic· ing instrument landings and the jet was descending for a landing whe n they collided . "It was virtually head-on," Hogue said of the cr ash. H og ue s ai d pilot J a mes Mc Feron, 45, calmly reported his jet was going down as it plunged into the North Park neighborhood three miles from the airport. "We're going in," Hogue quot· ed Mc Feron as telling the tower in a soft foice. The death toll included L3S aboard the jetliner , two in the Cessna and at least 13 on the ground killed by chunks of metal and bodies cascading down on the neighborhood. Al least nine persons were injured. Hogue said Mc Feron, a 17· year veteran of the airline, may not h ave been aware of the single-engine Cessna 172. "He may have thought he was past the aircraft he actually col· tided with." Hogue said McFeron. might have been confused . · "Listening to the tower, it's apparent that the twin·englne plane was m a king its ~p proac h," he said. "They had made their approach before the single-engine one. The pilot said, .·f'tW.·~~1h1PMW4,'.~·~11·. '~~4· ~ 'SW"re w l:lf""J>lane e w11s 11"ef'er. ring to. The pilot probably was confused.·· Hogue marveled al Mc Feron's "calm statement thaf he was go. ing down " • · f cannot begin to account for it," he said. "Because when that airplane was hit, it had to be a m atter that was understood in the cockpit.•· Hogue said earlier that Mc Feron told t he tower his plane was about to crash. "He said it in the softest tones, 'We'r e going down,' and J couldn 'l believe he said it in such sort tones. There was no sign or panic, no hint or terror ... Hogue said traffic controllers were also extraordinarily calm. "lt sounded almost routine," he said, "and the tower radJoed back just as calmly: 'We'll dis· patch lheequJpment'." * * * Comic Cut In Memory SAN Dll!:OO At'> -''The Captui n and Mandy" comic atrlp was missing in Tuelday'11 San Diego Evening Tribune wtUl this explanation: "Steven Kell, 33, or EJ Cajori, a Paclnc Southwe11t Airlines pilot and creator of the Tribune comic strip "The CaptaJn and Mandy," has requested that U\e strip not be published today. His atatecvm: 'Thia la J.a memor::r of my lttmds It PM net all tlle others 't . .o lost their Uves. • " Ruby Calls Probed . JFK Death, Syndicates Linked? WASIDNGTON <AP) -House invesligators are exploring why Jack Ruby talked by telephone wlth at leul five alleged crime syndicate figures durlng the weeks preceding the aasasaina· tion or President Kennedy. The committee is investigat· Ing whethe r Ke nnedy's as · sa11lnatlon waa the product or a conspiracy, possibly tnvolving the crime syndicates that were the t.arget of a Justice Depart. ment crackdown under Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. Oswald killed Kennedy and act· ed alone and that Ruby also act· ed alone when he s hot OswaM to death in the Dallas police sta· tion . Kennedy was s lain in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963, and 01wald was murdered two days later. Earl Ruby told the committee Tuesday that his brother Jack insisted to his death that he act· ed alone and on an impulse when he killed Oswald. Jack Ruby wu convtcted or murder and sentenced to death, but the verdict wa:. overturned and he was awaiting .J new tnul when he died or <.:anl'cr 10 January 1967. Committee Chi e r counst'l Robert Bla key s a id i n · vcstigators analyied Ruby 's long -d1::;tar1<·<> tele phone records and di:scov~red ~1 ··drum ati<.: up· surge in calls m October and November 1963 " Many of th<' 17 1 call:. Ruby made duriog those months dealt with labor troul.llfls :a his DaJlus nightclub. Blakt>y reported. The committee produced con- tJlctlng evidence today a bout whether Ruby visited Havana once or twice In late 1959. F,.._PflfleAl Lewis McWillie, Ruby 's friend and now a Las Vegas gambler, testified that Ruby visited him in Havana for no more tha n six days in August or September 1969. McWillie the n was manager of a Havana casino. HOT WEATHER ..• But the committee staff said the Cuban government recently r e leased doc uments s howing that Ruby entered the country Aug. 8 and stayed for more than a month. According to those re· cords, Ruby lett Sept. 11, re· turned Sept. 12 and departed again Sept. lJ. But the committee starr said Da llas bank records show Ruby was in Dallas during the latter part of August. There was no immediate ex· planation for the conflict. McWlllie said he knew Santos TraCficante, then the Mafia boss in Cuba, "just to say hello." He said he knew of no contacts Ruby had with Traffi cante. The comolittee is trying to establish whether Ruby had any dealings wtth Trafficanle or other crime syndicate figures and if he did, whether that had anything to do with his murder of Oswald. The Warren Commission con· eluded that there was no con· s piracy, that Lee H a rvey UONCOUNTRY BR4NCHING Ol/T'I have been without electricity at some time this week because of h ea t strain o n Southern Californla Edison Company transformers and ruses. However. there were no major o uta ges Tues d ay a nd a spokesman said the company is keeping up with the higher de· m ands for electricity. A representative of San Diego Gas and Electric Co., which serves portions o r southern Orange County, said the firm foresees fewer problems as tem· peratures drop. Santa Ana and the Saddleback Valley area c9ntinued to cook Tuesday as temperatures moved above the century mark for the fourt h consecutive day. Overnight tows a re not expect· ed to drop below 65 degrees a nywhere in the county before the weekend. At Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, the thermometer dropped to 98 degrees Tuesday after a Monday high or 102. Heat has dropped four degrees each day in Huntington Beach since a Sunday high of 99. The high in Huntington Beach was 91 Tuesd ay, two degrees hotter t han the hi gh r ecorded b y lifegua rds downcoast al the Newport Beach Pier. ft was 91 degrees a t the lifeguard tower at San Clemente city beach and te mperature watc hers at the sewer plant in Laguna Beach logged a high of Are there a recreation vehicle 94Beach crowds continued to run park and an auto race track in k Lion Country Safari's future? well above normal for a wee · The Irvine them e park's day, according to lifeguards. See The heat wave has been management hopes so. Page described as a modified Santa •B•6•f•o•r•d•e•ta1_1s_. _!!!!!!!"'!!!Wl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!..-Ana copdi . . ~t.h . northeasterly flnw of hot air has descended on the area without the usual high winds. The saving grace for residents t!> a cool JeL'\trPam com1og in from the Pacifi<'. The San Fran- cisco Day Area was the first to feel the effect:, of natural air conditioning Tuesday. Aft e r s welte ring in te rn. pcralures above the 90 de~ree m ark Monday. San Francisco cooled off to a Tuesday high or 69. E',....PageAJ LAETRILE cancer , the institute ~aid "Only patients in whom all known therapies have been al· t e mple d wi ll b e asked \o participate," the institute said. "The NCl has nol selcclcd the institutions tbal will conduct the s tudy .·· An institute officia l said Mon· day th.at up to 230 putients might. be Lcstt.'<i The NCl"s Dcct:.ion Network Committee voted 14 to 11 on Mond<1 y lcJ rt·commt.·nd human lesling. Reds Piao Tests MOSCOW CAf'I The Soviet Union has announced 1t will test rockets in the Pacific Oce~m from Sept. 28 to Oct. 10. Soviet news agency Tass said the test zones will cover a radius of 50 na utical miles about 1,500 miles OOT4.heasl-oi-'&:eky . - - Heritage Custom Design Promotion Umited time only! Over 2,205 custom combinations created from: SOFAS, CHAIRS & LOVESEA TS ON SALE TO INCLUDE SPECIAL ORDERS AT25%0FF . 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COftA NE8A 59e HtlwpOft 11¥d (71C) 842-2050 I lltS $TOllt Ol'fN SUN(MY t2 uo I lAGUNA BfACH 3'~ Nol'lh Oootf Hwy. (71C)~"l . . 17 r I I ' l Toda'\'s Closing! N. Y. Stoeks Orang e Coast EDITION VOL. 270, 4 SECTIONS ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE~ 27, 1978 c TEN CEN Carter Wins; Senate OKs Energy Plan.:! WASH1NG1'0N <API T'tW' &-nate handed Pnaldenl Carter lhc-fl~t mi.uor victory on his enerio• s>n>gr•tn in more than a ear today, approvint ~7-42 a comptomt bUI lo lll\ fed«al priH conll'OI from nalW'al ps by 1985 Tht' leg1sl1t1on, which the White •~ had deptcled u the mOlt tmponaql rema1run1 part or the C!IK"l'I>' plln, goes lo the House. A baWe •l.o 11 expected thert' but 8Upporten of the me.sure appear to h.vt the up· pu hand Houst' leadert' hooe to com· blne th~ gu.pncuia bill with a number of other. less con· troverslal parts of Carter's energy plan and p¥Bj the ~ntire packatie with one volt Just before the scheduhid mid· ()etober COl'llfONional adjourn· ltleans t .o an Ead ment. Carter expressed optimism the House would go along with the measure ··1 think il proves lo our own nation and the rest of the world that we, ln this government. particularly Congress. can courageously deal with an issue. and one that tests our national will and ability," he said. George .H. Lawrence, presi- Oal1, 1'1'-S!Ml ....... UC Irvine students line up al the school's financial aids office Tuesday a s another academic year gets under way. University officials expect 9,900 students to attend the Jrvine campus this fall the highest fall e nrollment ever. a 400-student in· · c r ease over last year. Newport-Mesa Grabs Cash dent of the American Gas As· sociation. said the Senate vole "is one more important step toward adopting a national energy policy which will provide U.S. consumers with s ufficient supplies or g~s energy." But James F. Flug, director of Energy Action Educational Foundation. said , "If this monstrosity ever becomes law it will be a disaster." Tax ' Cart.er asked Congress April 1977 to join him in declaring "the moral equivalent of war" on the energy crisis by approv- ing a package designed to con· serve scarce fuels by making them more expensive and taxing their inefficient use. The House passed most of what Carter requested in August 1977. But until today·s vote. that was the-last congressional vie- Rate tory the Carter program enjoyed as the Senate began systematically dismantling the plan's maJor provisions. Sen ate passage of the gas. pricing bill followed a White House lobbying e r fort. Ad · ministration officials portrayed the plan as crucial to future U.S. energy policies and to halUog the decline of the U.S. dollitr Cut County Approves Budget Orange County s upervisors adopted a $511 .l million county government budget for 1978· 79 today. the county's first post Jarvis spending package. Simultaneous ly, as mandated by voter approval of Proposition 13, supervisors set a countywide tax rate of $4 for eacb $100 worth of assessed value. Translated to Proposition 13 terms. that means county pro- perty owners will pay property taxes of one percent of what the assessor said that this year their property is worth under revised assessment standards. The county's share of the SO· called basic $4 tax rate is 16.5 3rd Plane Disc ounted In Crash percent. Translating that figure to a tax rate, it means the county's rate is 66 cents for each SlOO worth of assessed valuation. And that is one half the 1977-78 coun· ty rate of $1.33 for each $100 of assessed value. What all that means, accord· ing to county a uditor-controller Vic Heim, is that most county property owners' 1978-79 tax bills will be less than half their counterparts of a year ago. Supervisors, upon Aeim 's re- commendation, decided lo hold in reserve future tax payments that will be subject to question and protest. Those include questions con· cerning property owners who lease land from the Irvine Com· pany and those protesting mineral rights assessments. In addition supervisors will re- serve t.ax payments made by boat, aircr aft and other personal property taxpayers while legal questions surrounding their as- sess ments are decided in court. In addition to county govern- ment the $4 basic rate will finance city, school district and special district operations this year . Added to that will be s pecial rates applied in certain districts to repay past bonded lo· debtedness. After ~llegation Schooh' Institute Will Be Audited By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ol IM Dally ...... Staff board of directors of NMIRI could resign if they wish and tum over the responsibility to school bOard members. Teachers OK -~· ._.. SL--S !'"'--__.:_--~-----.nt 1ries-a 1,rH-e-tore Pay Freeze Two empl?..l'.:'.:: a nd six the , ....... As eustome.-s filed SAN DIEGO CAP) -The bead of the federal investigatioo into the nation's worst air disaster said today that It "appears re- mote al this time" that-a third plane played a part in the col· lis~on o( a jetliner and a small airplane. A nationally known accounting firm will audit the financial re- cords of a now crumbling data processing firm set up by the Newport-Mesa Unified ScbOol District, trus4'es decided Tues· day . Jordan, Preside nt o f the Newport-Mesa Federation or Teachers. drew prolonged ap- plause from the audience at Costa Mesa Council Cha mbers Tuesday night after he raised numerous ques tions about NMIRI. No pay increases are in store customers af a · Mesa...sb,oe in they were forc:ed into a for teachers in the Newport· at<?re were terroMzed at gun-ba_lhroom at gonpoint. Lorton Mesa Unified School District. point Tuesday l_>Y two ro~rs said. . . . Teachers and district officlals w~o escaped with $452, pobce The two u n 1d ent1 r 1 e d reached agreement Tuesday on said today: employees. ~nd six customers the final leg or three-year con-Accordmg lo Costa Mesa were not mJured. The money tract police Lt. George Lorton, the was taken from a store safe and "I ; m pleased that it was robbers entered Kinney Shoes at cash register. ratified since there was no place 2861 Harbor Bl"'.d· at S:~ p.rn. . The robbers ~hen drove away else to go because the state has Tuesday. One man brandished a m a car belongmg to one or the the bull by the horns,'' said Don revolver while lb«: other dis· store clerks. It was fou_nd la,ter Kimble, pre6 ident of the playeda sawed-offnne. on Pepper_ Tree _Lane m Costa Newport-Mesa Education As· Mesa. Police . said the robbers . sociation (NMEA). Two store employees were appa:ently switched cars at that The district enacted a salary tied u~ and forced lo the floor by location. freeze for all employees follow- ing passage of Propasition 13. The NMEA represents the district's 1,099 teachers. Kimble today said about 80 percent of the 600 members or NMEA voted in favor of approving the con- tract. The school board voted un- animously Tuesday to support the contract. Summer negotiations on the contract centered on so-called .. reopener" clauses in a pre- viously a pproved three-year contract. They involved renegotiation 'of <See FREEZE, Page A2) Co ast ' Weath e r Sunny through Thursday a nd not quite so warm with highs ranging from 80 at the beaches to lower 90s inland. Lows tonight in mid lo upper 60s. INSIBE TODA W Americo 11 chcmgtng the WOii it tUel f!M'VJI ht the wake of the Arab oil ~ borgo. but even higber prices haven't reduced UH o/ gtUOliM. s. Page B6. Cooler? Yes, But Few Will Notice Cooler? That's what weather Gas and Electric Co .. which forecasters predicted today as serves portions of s outhern m a rine breezes moved closer to Orange County, said the firm breaking a heat wave that bas foresees fewer problems as tern· kept a stifling stranglehold on peratures drop. Orange County since Santa Ana Santa Ana and the Saddleback winds blew in last week. Valley area continued to cook But "cooler" is still a matter Tuesday as te mperatures moved ~ . r..-~ .. ~)\.."?"~n"~ .............. lt rw.:-thA.. spokeswoman (Of U\e.Natlorfal Cou~ 0se;u~ day.·-"'~- Weather Service today said folks Overnight lows are not expect· can. expect temperatures lo re· ed to drop below 65 degrees main tn the 80s near the beach anywhere in the county before and the 90s inland WJtil Sunday. the weekend. And , as the ocean air from the -J\t-.Or~nge Coast College in north pushes a high pressure Costa ·Mesa, the thermometer system out of the area. higher dropped to 98 degrees Tuesday humidit~ may make it even after a Monday high of 102. more uncomfortable. Orange Coast area school dis· t r icts remained on full day ~~,.., orr~E'D'S schedules today elf s pite seal· DICJni. w J '1. n tered breakdowns in air condi· tionJng equipment. W'f''K C" ~'/Ur PD Strenuous outdoor exercise ~. Lll'Al '1~ was curtailed again and elemen· tary student.I in the Saddleback Unmed School Di1trict were kept indoors Tuesday, even dur· Ing lunch time. Some inland Orange County school districts let classes out · early Tuesday bec:auae of the heat. An estimated 17,000-cuatomers have been Vrllho\4 eleetrtcity at some time thil week becawie or heat s train on Southern California Edison Company tran1forn•~aad fuAeft. Howeftf, ~ were no major outages Tues day and a spokesman said the company is keeping up wi\h lbe higher de. m1nd1 for electricity. A repretenlatJve of San Diqo "My 32-foot catamaran was the weirdest boa\ in the world. "I tried everything and never sold it till I tried the Dally Pilot." That's the story a successful Santa Ana man told after plac· ing this ad in the Dally Pilot: Well designed, custom Wlldw\nd Catamaran Price of a Hobie but twice as big and twice as fast. Many xtras for ocean going. Evenlnas XXX·XXXX ' If you've bad bad luck in sell· ing your boat , try a lucky charm -the Daily Pilot. Our friendly ad·visers will help you write a best selle r . Call 642·5678. • Phillip Hogue said the .. mystery plane" has been local- ed and was eight miles west or t he area wher e the Pacific Southwest Airlines 7'l7 jetliner $500 MILLION CLAIMS FEARED-Page AS PRIVATE PLANE USE A CONCERN-9age A7 and a single-engine Cessna 172 collided. H ogue. of the National Transportation Safety Board. said Tuesday a fternoon that another small airplane, a twin· engine Cessna, may have con· fused the PSA piiot. In fact. said Ho~ue. it has now been determined that the twin· engine Cessna was eight miles west of the area where the col· hsion occurred. .. r can't ehmmate it totally," Hogue said, but whether tbe twin-engme Cessna was a factor ·•appears remote at this time. It, llhe position or the twin-engine <See PLANE , Page A2) . The action came just minutes alter teacher Paul Jordan called for a public inquiry into what he called the suspicious demise of the Newport-Mesa Instructional Research Institute <NMIRr 1. Trustees denied Jordan's a l- legations or abuses of executive sessions when they decided that NMrRI should be phased out of existence by Dec. 31. But lo clear the air surround- ing the corporation. the account- ing firm of P ric'e Waterhouse will start a full audit of NMJRI records beginning Monday. Trustees also decided that community members on the UONCOUNTRY BR4NCHING OUTI Are there a recreation vehicle park and an auto race track in Lion Country Safari's future? The Irvine t he me p a rk 's m anagement hopes so. See Page 86 for details. Boaoring Ber Aunt The corporation was formed earlier this year to market dis· tric t computer programs to public and private agencies. However, De puty County counsel Ed Duran, representing the county Departm ent of Education. questioned the legali- ty of the corporation, contending it was competing with private agencies. He also wanted more information as to how NMJRI was formed. The lawsuit in which the dis· tr ict sought funds being withheld by the county died when the dis- trict decided to s hut down NM IRI and return lo its former data processin~ operation. ··w e hear it's being phased out, but we wonder why it's still alive?." Newport Harbor High teacher Jordan asked Tuesday night. "I wonder if the district staff has any idea how much has been <See AUDIT. Page A2) Susan B. Anthony II , niece of the famed suffragette. shows a model of the new Susan B. Anthony dollar coin. The reverse side depicts an eagle landing on the moon. The new coin, which will be slightly larger than a quarter, will be out by June . .U DAILY PILOT FREEZE ••. Lcuc bcr pay, frtnae btntiftta. nd J:rll'V nN! proct"dure. K1mbk i.a1d thl· muJor <'hunge I:. thut lht' d111tm·t 'A 111 JHC~ UJ.1 lht> .!dd1t1on11l n1n1• \>l'fl l'nl It would huve t'O!-ol h:1u·ht-N\ Iha:-. Yl'Mr l-0 rt.-c~1vc th .. M1me1 fr1ng .. llt'IWfit:. ,1-. la:.t }'l'IH llt• :.aid th1-. ;1mou.nt to uhout S!Jt) pl't tt•urht•r 01 abuut $1~.<)(K> more Lb.it the lilstri<'t will c·on tribute lo tt•Mchcr lw neri L' thl!> \t>~r l t'J l hi•,.._ ,11HI lht• dl\l~lt'lllt '-\Ill «1>nt 1nU l' tu d 1,1u,, .. n v Artl'\ dOl'l'!I under a t.)•stem kno>A n .1:0. ~•d' IMlr't 1o1rb1trat1on ft•adwl"ll had ·,.IUKht b1nd1n~ .irbllrullon 111 'AhH·h lht> Judtt nl l'nl or .in .i r b1trnlor In d .irt''' llDl't.' fill'd b} 1·1lht•r i.1d1· would bl.· f111al 110\H\er. "'''hool trustt't•' stall w11I h.J vt• t~· fitutl '")' undl'r tht· <•ttvlsorv arb1tr;1t10n 'Y'ltem Bu11Ral11t'r-. for hoth s1dt'' will n.•turn La llt'J:Otiatin~ tublt>!i next :.11nn.: Yachtsman Glnsgow Dies at 67 Ch.irk~ S "Chuck" Glasgow. 67. rl't m-.1 v1cc president of Mc llonnl'l I Douglas Corp. and prominent Ora n ge Coast yachtsman. died Tuesday night at Hoaf! Mt'morial Hospital of an apparent heart attack. Mr GlasJ!OW was first stricken at his Newport Beach home. ear- ly Tuesday. He was rushed lo the hospital where he suffered another attack eetrly an the even- ing Memorial services will be held Saturday at noon al Pacific Vic•w Memorial Chapel. The family has suggested me morial donations to Hoag Memorial Hospital in the name of Mr Glasgow. Mr. Gl~gow was born in Las Vegas. N M . in 1911. fie atlened S t an ford University aod graduated with the class of 1933 with a degree m civil engineer· rng. He received a de~rce m <1cronaullcal engineering from .Stanford in 1935. Mr . Glasgow joined t he Douglas Aircraft Corp 10 1936 and beC'ame one of the com pany's foremost designers and t'ni;meers. He is credited with des il{ning and engineering both the DC-9 and OC-10. Mr. Glasgow retired from Mc Donnell Douglas in 1976. After his retirement he was a cons ultant to the Nationa l Aeronautics and S p ace Ad · minis tration <NASA> on extract· ing fuel from shale Mr . Glasgow joine d the Ualboa Yacht Club in 1953 and moved with his family from Wt>stwood to Newport Beach m 1956. t le was elected commodore or BYC in 1965. An arderit sailor, Mr. Gl~sgow and his wife Janel started sail· mg as a husband·wife team in Pen~uin CJass dinghies. He later became active as a racing skip· per in the Thjstle and PC classes and finally built his well-known La pworth-40 sloop Impetuous which he raced and cruised. In addition lo his widow, he leaves two sons, Phillip of Newport Beach and Terry of San Jose. and a daug hte r , Mrs. David Cheever of Honolulu. He a\s o leaves a s is ter. Mrs . Margaret Smith of Coronado Plane Crash '. ' I • .. ... • ~ •• ............ DVINO MOMENTS OF CROWDED JETLINER CAPTURED ON FILM PhotograptMr Whlrled Around and Clicked th• Shutter Film Catches Crash San Diego Photographer in Righl Spot SAN DIEGO CAP> -Hans E. Wendt was taking pictures of a gas station when he heard an explosion in the sky. whirled a nd began photographing the dying moments or a crowded jetliner. A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 and a rented Cessna 172 had collided at 9:03 a.m . Monday, 3,000 feet above the residential North Park neighborhood. At leas t 150 peo· pie. including more than a dozen on the ground. were killed in the worst air crash in U.S. history. "I WAS STANDING UN DER THE gas station overhang," Wendt. a 44·year-old photographer employed by San Diego Coun- ty's Public Information Service, said in an in- terview Tuesday. He said he spun the focus of his camera. aimed and presst:d the shutter. As the burn· * * * * * lnJ( plnnc• plun~ed behind the roof of tht• ((811 station. he cranked his film udvuncc. moved to :anothl'r 1111~le and clicked off & i.econcJ 11hot. •'I ishol c111t• picture and thun f movt.'d out into the open for the second shot,·· Wendt said. ·'I shot 1wveral more but the plane had already f!One down and I ~ot onJv smoke . "l'VE ALWAYS BEEN FAST with a camera. I suppose," he said. Wendt's photographs were publis hed In San Diego's two major daily newspapers and were distributed worldwide by major news services. Because the photographs were taken while Wendt was at work, the county must decide whether they are his personal pro· pertv. * * ... * Fro.PageAJ Pilot's Family Joins Grief After Crash PLANES PROBED • • • Cessna> would seem to eliminate it." "It still leaves the questions of who or what the PSA pilot saw" when he talked to the Lindbergh Fie ld control tower shortly before the crash. Hogue s aid. neighborhood three miles from the airport. "We 're going in.·· Hogue quot· ed McFeron as telling the tower in a sort foice Laetrile Rufiag Cancer Panel •• . : ~8cks Testing .. . .. , , ' •'J . I' WASHlNGTON (APl -The National Cancer Institute an, nounred today it will seek to test Laetrile on patients with ad- vanced cancers. Dr. Arthur C. Upton. the 10 stitute's director. said he de- cided lo follow the recommenda· tion of a divided NCI panel of doctor~ and scientists who re· commended lestin~ the con· troversial substance on humans. The NCI still must obt ain ap proval from the Food and Drug Administration to use Laetrile. purported to be a callcer·curing agent. on an exJ)('rimcntal basis. The de<'iffion comes lS years after the instilulc was asked to t•on <lu<.'l tlint'ial t est s vn Laetrile Because animal tests heave never shown any evidence that Laetrile could combat canc'1r , the institute said. it decided pte viously "thf' evidence wag not s ufficient to warrant proceeding to testing in humans " Upton's decision comes three weeks after the i nstitute re leased the resulL'I of a Rtudy of medical records of sever al . doicn cunccr pattents who ui.<ld Laetrile. Nlnely·three patfont.b s ubm llted records. but only az; had a ll lhe necessary dats or . had used Laelr11l· Jn those 22 ctt~t>R. th~ institute said. s ix patient-; improved. nine stayed lhe same and seven got• worse "The results of the retros pec live analy11is would normally not. be sufficient to su!(~esl that t~ dru~ be tested in the clime over other candidate drugs that ar1 available." it said. "Howevel'. because of widespread publt<". use and interest i~ Laetrile. the NCI will pro<'eed with p)am; lo evaluate the dru~ " Dcsp1lr un FOA bun on •n·• terslate shipments of Laetnle . 17 s tales have legalized its use in recent years. and a federal ap- penl11 court in Denve r ruled in .July that dy•n~ cancer patients were IC'JC311 y cntlth:d to get Lael rllf' lnJ1wtlons. f.af'trth"" promolero; c laim that up l<> 70.(M Ame near.~ havv u11~d th1• iJul>stanc·e . which h1 madf' fr11m thf' p1L'\ of apncotl. and <1ttwr rru1u. Amlrak Service Cut From L4 to County It is impo6sible to tell when the strike·stalled rallway com· muter service t>etwee~ Orange County and Los Angeles will be r es tored , an Amtrak spokeswoman said this morning. Service was cut short yester- day as a result or a nationwide s trike by t he Brotherhood or Railway and Airline Cle rks. Susan Dwyer. special represen· tative for Amtrak. said Railways the c l e rks are picketing include Santa Fe R a ilway and Un ion Pacific Railroad. C Related s tory Page A4.) Miss Dwyer s aid no Amtrak employees are on s trike but some do belong to the striking union and are honoring Its ac· tion. ·'The problem is we contract with the raUroads lo operate our trains over their tracks w1t1' their crews. and the crews have been honoring the strike." Mis:. Dwyer said. Orange County Amtrak com muter stops affected on the Lo~ Angeles to San Diego run are tn San Juan Capistrano. Santa Ana and Fullerton. Miss Dwyer-was unable to say exactly how many commuter-; are a ffected by the service stop· page. In July, however. she said. 83.000 people rode the Lo ... Angeles to San Diego trains. The only two California Am trak tra ins sttll running Jrt· fro m Los Angeles lo Nr-w Orlean.-.. Misi, Dwyer said. and from Los Angeles to Oakland Nationwide, several of the Amtrak trains are still running but the maJority in the 48.000 passenger a day system have been halted, she said SAN DIEGO <AP) -The wife and parents of Marine Sgt. David -Boswell. one of two men in the private plane invglved in Monday's collis i o n with a passenger jet, say they hope he is n 't blamed. ' "We are natura ll y very torn up but we are also very con· cerned about every other family involved in this thing," Boswell 's father s aid in a telephone ihlerview Tuesday from his home in Pensacola Hogue aJso said that the PSA Boeing 72:7 and Cessna were be· ing controlled by the Lindbergh Field tower on the same radio fr e qu ency, co ntr~r y to testimony in Washington on Tuesday by Elwood Driver. act· ing ch airman or the s afety board. He s aid Driver might have. received wrong informa· lion before testify..ing the planes were talking to different lowers on different frequencies Heritage Custom Design Promotion Umited time only! f'la. ' "We don't hold anybody to blame. We accept it as God's will. We've got a great loss. jus: like other families. although we have no way to contact them." But Orville Boswell added: "Maybe I s hould tell you this, maybe I shouldn't. His wife is very upset. She thinks people arc blaming David for the acci· de nt. She said, 'I'm just so afraid people will think H's David's fault'." The small plane was practic- ing instrument landings and lhe jet was descending for a landJng when they collided "ll was virtually head-on " Hoi;cuc said or the crash · H ogue s aid pilot J ames McFeron. 45, calmly reported his jet was going down as it plunged into the North Park ... Over 2,205 custom combinations created &om: SOFAS, CHAIRS & LOVESEATS . 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A final Costa Mesa·Newport Beach route location is expected to be area. presented for county board of t're.a Pflfle A J AUDIT ••• spent?" Jordan asked later. Al the core of his speech were quest ions surroundln~ $239,956 iD consulting fees allegedly paid t6 the Tony Sands Agency of Beverly Hills by the district. Som e of the firm 's consul· tants , Jordan claimed, were former dis tric t e mployees perf ormlng the same jobs they did for the district before NMIRJ was formed. AIJ COMultants lo NMIRI, they were paid more for the same work. he countered. Trustees maintained that NMIRI was formed with good In· lentions and with odvice from district lawyers that It would not cause any legal problems. Sch ool board President Donald Smallwood. hlmselt a lawyer. said attorneys can be "fallible." In an obvious re· rer~n c(' lo county counsel Duran supervisirs' approval next year. Location or the corridor - planned to -cvt?through un- developed rolling hills between coastal communities and the San Diego Freeway -has drawn criticism from citizens in most communities between Newport Beach and Laguna ,I"Jiguel. Three routes are being studied bet"'een MacArthur Boulevard in t he Newport Beach area to near Avery Parkway in the Laguna Niguel -Mission Viejo vicinity. Most south count) objections have centered on the proposed freeway's inducement to de- velopment or the area and with eventual forced populatton growth SACC board member Puhlman said at an earlier meeting with EMA o!ricials, "f don't want to live in another Los Angeles. That's why I moved to Leisure World. I'll be pocketed between the corridor and the San Diego Fl'~wtty. You move from one place to another to get awav Crom It .. Step in now for this SUPER SPECIAL on Holiday upholstery now at 25~ OFF on selected pieces. Ml Sla.tSO'fN lllC)llOAV 'MIU SATIJ!OAf U M 10 ) )() N -~~ .... ________________ __ ________________ .... TOftRANCE 23649 Hawthorne Blvd (213) 378-1279 COST A MEIA 59S Ntwpoft Blvd. (n4) 842·2050 I lltS STOii( °"" SUMOAV 1U 30 I LAGUNA BEA~ ~5 Nonfl Coast ttwy (n4)4~551 ~y. S!ptembe< 27. 1978 s DAILi PILOT Jt 3 Keeping 'Ilteir Cool in a Beat· Wa~e I low to kC'ep cool during tht· eurrent hot spell is a topic on the mind!t of many folks <.ilong the Orange Coast lhe::.c day!-. These <:hi ldrcn show how it's done. All you nt'ed b ~omc water and the ability to toss away your in- h1 bit1ons. Seun Murphy, 5. of Costa Mesa. left t akes the t rad 1tional approach. da~hing through water from a hose held by a friend. Then, there is the inventive pair of L aura Margitan. 5. tleft 1 and Annaly nn Rebkowitz. 8. of Costa Mesa. who took a hose and a new trash can a nd . presto. made t hc1 r own swi rnmine. hole. Although it Diedrich Wins Delay Wrong Cut Brings Suit Bribery Trial Postponed Vntil Nov. 27 Another dehty 1n the sturt of Orange County S uper visor Ralph Diedri ch 's t rial on bribe ry char~es was gr a nted T\Jesday in San Diego County Superior Court. Superior Court Judge Edward Butler set Nov. 27 as the starting date for Diedrich a nd c o· tterendant LeRoy Rose's trial. \ Judge Butler also said he will listen to pre·trlal motions by the ~efendants' attorneys Nov. 3. According to Rose's cittorney. Sylvan Aronson. those motions t;ill center around m ateriul re· cently haoded over lo the de· fcnse by the prosecution l\ronson siad he will Sl'ek to ~a ve the C'hargc~ again:.t his cl1t•nt d1sm1sst'CI because some of that m<iterial allegedly in d1cates the grand jury that in· di<.'led Rose was not awa re of evidence that might tend to Point Lo his innocence. Si milar motions for dismissal or the cha rge!> against both Diedrich and Rose we re re· buffed earlier in Orange County Superior Court. • But thal court transfe rred jurisdiction of the case to the San Diego court Sept. 14, four du ys before the defendants' trial was to begin. When Judge Jobn Flynn ob· hged the defense by granting the change in venue. he said it was unlikely the defen dants could re- C'l·i vc a fair tri al in Orange County bccc.tuse of adverse pre trial publicity. . T uesday, Assistiint Di strict · Atto rnev Mi c hae l Capizzi a rgued that the change of venu e was no r eason to delay the trial. Capizzi pointed out that the charges agains t the defendants relate to incidents that occurred in early 1973 and that one pro· spect1ve witness has died. But Aronson said Diedrich's a ttorney. Marshall Morgan, is tied up on another case and that h e, Arons on . has anothe r criminal trlw pending. The charges brought agains t Diedrit'h and Rose by the 1977-78 county Grand Jury relate to a 1973 Board of Supervisors land use decision. In its indictment. the grand jury charged Diedrich with be· 1n~ the real rec1p1ent or money paid to arth1tect Ro:.e and at· torney Michael Remington bv a developer scekm~ a fa~orablP board ruhnJ! Cities Asking Higher Share Of Tax Funds Th e Lt> ag ue of Ca Ii fornia Cities has <ippeall·d to the :.late io double the cities' C1nd coun· County Builders' Fees to ·Be Hiked t.ies' share or the present six· Bu ilde rs IO unincorpor ated t ents-per-dollar sales tC1x. Ora nge County <ireas soon will • The lea gue a lso asked for have lo pay more to find out ir legislation that would empower their plans meet state and local local gove rnm e nts t o tax plumbing, ele ctrical 1rnd utilities such as telephone and mechanical codes. power companies. County supervisors approved "Cille!> should have a revenue fee increases Tuesday for pro· base that Will provide for the CeSsing building plan~ to lake ef ·long-term fina ncing of com feet Nov. 2. munity servi1·e," the league said A cco rd 1 n g t o t h e n e " Tuesdav in Anaheim H~ 1t ended schedule. for example, it will its annual conference cost $67 '° process electnccil , foot commercial center will pay $395 starting Nov 2, up from the $2 15 now imposed And the t.·ost of processing fo r a 16 ·uni l apartme nt complex will rise from $1,007 lo Sl.310 County offi cials said in a re· port to supervisors the new fees aren't a rc~ult of Proposition 13, but a rc revised pe riod1cully lo reC'oup county administrative costs MINNEAPOLIS. Kan. IAP> -A man who sued a local clinic for $200.000 for allegedly givi ng a vasec· tomy instead or a circum- cision in 1975 has accepted an out-of·court settlement for "qu1t.e a bit less." says his attomev. Attorney Gene Whi te would not disclose lhe set· lle ment amount. His cli e nt . James Bradshaw. 30. or Delphos. Kan .. filed suit against the clinic of Drs. Kenneth and Kermit Wedel In Ottawa County District Court two years a~o Bradshaw. a Catholic, has one child and said he and his wife want at least one more. He said he will co ns ider a dopt io n a nd artificlul insemination. Sullivan Named To Senior Panel C Err o l S ull1 v un . u Westminster resident for the past 16 years. was <1ppo1nted to the Oran ge County Senior Citizens Counc il Tuesday by county supervisors. Sullivan. a retired sales pro- motion executive and ·mobile home park manager. replaces Ma ry Ainsworth who recently moved from Orange County wa ~ <.1 b1l c rampl•d . they spent a lot of llmt' in it Tue~ day afternoon. Finully. m the photo at n ght. Jerem -' Va rrato. 5. of Newport Beach. took the direet approach. dousing himself with W<Jter whale try ing to keep coo l at the beaeh. County Welfare Newport Resident Denies Fraud Rap A Newport Beach woman uc cused of e mbezzling an est1mat· t'd $9.000 while working for Ora nge County·s welfare offl<'e pleaded annotent Tuesd ay to criminal charges cont;uned in a grand jury indictment. Superior Court Judge H War- ren Knight accepted the plea filed by Rhonda Kay Patton. 30, and oidered her to return to court Nov . 17 for pretrial action and the setting of a tr1C1l date. She 1s free on her promise to ap· pear. It 1s alleged agai nsl Mr<> Pat ton that s he d1 verted welfare <:hecks addressed to nonexistent people to a Cypresi, post offi ce box wherl' she p1 c>ked up the t.·hecks and cashed them The a11cged misappropr1at1on!:i were spotted by a fellow wdrker while Mr:.. Patton was on vaca lion. She was dismissl•d when she returned to duty Also in Judge Knight'-. t'Ourt Tuesday was Cheryl Walker. 3J. of Huntington Beach. wh o wa:, indicted by the grand Jury on 1dent1cal fraud charges shortl) a fter Mrs Patton wus arrested The prosecution l'la1ms that Mrs. Wa lker , also a welfart' wo rker. became alarmed when Mrs. Patton was a rrested and told her supervisor that l>he had pocketed a bout $440 in ~elfart funds . It 1s all eged that Mrs Walker kept issuing Aid to l-'am1l1c:. with Dependent Children c heck!> to a former rec1µ1ent after tht: wom a n left tht' t'ounty l:lnd - bet'~me ineligible for fananc1"l :.ud lnvesl•J?a t or ... ">ai d Mr' Walke r opened a bank accoun1 10 the. forme r a id reC'1 p1ent .., nam l' :ind. us tn){ a fnrl!t'<f signature. a epoSikdlh<! chttt'h in that account Ht'r lawyer asked for J dehtl 1n the ,1rrai gnm e nt .Judl!t' l\nighl sel No\ 1 c.t:. her nl·w ap pei.lntOCl' d<.1lc an<l allowt•cf ht•r to rem ain fret· on her µrnrn 1:; .. In appl•ar Sniper Hunt Proves Futile S A N YSI D R O •i\P 1 Authontic~ gavt· up "J hunt todJ\ for <i s niper or 'n1p1:r' who pinned down I I\ c l ' S border patro lmt•n for neJrly th r. ,. hour'! Tuesda)' The s hots wert: f1rl'd .1cro~ ... the border from T1Juan:.i polw.· ~aid None of thl• patrol ml'n ~a , h1I Mex1cun pohc(' 101nt'd 1n ttt.- ~earc h. Noting that .Lm, a ngelc::. and plumbing and mechani t'al pl an~ -~~~,,.,l~~~~L~~ . ..Lot ·~a,._l,,H,;S<ll.l~rt;fpot home, a c'bar°fm"T'1n~~~.~ ..... -, f'e('s were last revised in 1972 County offlc1<1ls said 1t cost $293,000 more last year than the ~ .• ,__~,~~~~~ttfi~~~~~~~s;.,..~~~~!-"'t I I I I utilities. the league called for Planners will charge $160 to ~imilar powers to be extended to review plans for a 3,000-square· s mall cities that do not have city foot home, a $60 hike.· <:barte rs. Developers of a 6.600·square· Prineipal Out Mrus Padining Boomerangs JACKSONVILLE. Fl a. 1AP1 An elementary school prin cipal who paddled 7l "sixth-grade boys when someone scrawled an obscene word on a freshly p<1 int· ed bathroom door reports to a new st'bool job Thursday. Willie Youn_g wilt continue to draw his $22,078 salary but has been reassigned lo the s t'hool board's evaluation division. ac· .cording lo school officials. Young, a te nured employee, .was. removed from his job as principal of West Jacksonville Sixth Grade Center on Tuesday alte r parents reported !he mass ~panking. Parents complained to Duval County school Supe rintendent lierb Sang that their sons were bruised from tbe paddling. Sang said Young decided to spank every boy in the sixth grade when the children would not confess who had written an obscent> wo rd on the boys' buthroom door "We can 't s uppo rt m a~s punishment. This was ve ry poor Judgment," Sang said. One parent. T. C. Harrell, ·said, "I think he (Young) owes a personal apology to every kid, though." Young. who als<. is pa!ltor of the Midway A .M .E . Church . ' would not comment on the inci· dent. ·'There was another incident this year when he made a large number of girls run laps around the track for throwing toilet pa per In the bathroom." Sang Raid. "He learned tl\e guilty one then." Young began teaching 1n J acksonvUle in 1970 and wus ap. pointed an elementary school prl nclp~l In 1972 checking operallo , They t'ited increased salaries <ind costs of supplies as well as changes in state plumbing, elec· trical and mechani cal codes as reasons for the in creases Animal Shelter Qosinl( on Sunday T he Orange Cou~ly Animal Shelter will be closed to the publk on Sundays s tarting next mo nth, act'ording to a new St'hedule adopted Tuesday by county supervisors St-a rling Ot't 15 the shelter will be open to the public from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m . Monday through Saturday only Chip to Meet ~ CLEVELAND IJ\P I -Presl· de nt Carter is sending his limousine and his son. Chip, lo Cleveland lo welcome King Khalcd of Saudi Arabia. Secret Service agents reported. The 64·year.old Khaled was to enter the Cleveland Clinic today for heart tests , IJu J C HUMPHRll::S ( h•molo111\I ICE CUBES AND PIANOS a11d !team t.'ngrn1'lf The re is apparently no end to the cr eative, and some times strange, ideas that come from the minds of jewelry designers. Cons ider these recent design oddities A designer back East had a small 24·karat gold cube with a hole in 1t. What to do? ... Make it in to a pendant or an original earring? No. He filled the hole with waterr froze 1t, and sold it as a very expensive ice cube. That same designer, by the way, a1so came UP. with a magazine cover made of silver, aquamarine and enamel. The price· S7,000. Then there was the jewelry fair in Paris, which Included such Items as gold champagne stirrers and a tint solid gold steam engine. And entertainer Liberace whose l·e welry ha s becom e cllrnost a rademark of his personal good taste, had a diamond·studded wristwatch designed In the shape of a piano. It matches his plano·shaped ring . which matches his piano·s haped swimming pool As long as there are people looking for something new. Jewelry cteslgners wlll keep coming up with new Ideas with a pear "ha ped dia mond surrounded by emera ld:: a nd o sunbu rst o f baguetts . MEMBER AMtRICAN CtM soc ··:·v @ •823 NEwPOR• BLVC COSTA tv1ESA CONVENIENT TERMS BankAmer•cerd-Mosler Charge 3:: YEARS IN THE SAME LOCA r lON PHOr-.e 548·340 1 I .... ~ . . . ·- c A-I DAILY PILOT W.On..Oey, 9eptamb9f 21. lf71 NATION I WORLD ' a.... Trains Reniain Stopped J Gri• Rf!81t11der . . • • / Ou\ Id I l.anulto n R1l'h JJ hold:-. un R foot fem·e rull thut Ph.·r r l-<l h1~ hod' '4ht·n tht-!>porti. t•u r ti~ was dnv1ng wa~ '"'oh t'd in a m1:.h dp llr ,., ret·nve r Ing 1n l;t Washington hospital et t1 er· under.:01ng ~uq~ery to r em ove the rail U.S. Trade Deficit August Dro p s • m WASHINGTON CAP> -The nation's trade defl cit fell to $1.82 b11Hon ln August, a n encouragmg sign for the nation's economic 1>utlook, the government said loday. The August deficit fo llowed at $2.99-blllioo trade gap In July <i nd was the second s mallest of the year. The reduced deficit was encouraging to economists who fear that trade problems are contributing to infla tion in this country in n·ducing the vulue of the dollar overiJeas . THE IMPROVEMENT CAME AT a good lime for US t•conomic officials, who have been telhng world monetary officials met>t1ng 1n Washington of the prospects tor improvement in U.S. t ruct1· On Tuesday, President Carter announced a new program to ~11mulate trade by promotmg exports overseas. The United States inc reased its exports in August by S.7 per· n•nl to a re(.'Ord $12 47 b1lhon. with the biggest gains in food and J lrJJl <l ne:. IMPORTS DKOPPEO BV 1.7 PE RCENT to $14.09 billion as Americans bought fewer forciJ(n shoes, automobiles and other m1t nufa(.·tur<'d good~ ~o rar this year, the United Stalt!i. hai. tx>ught $20.98 billion fflt>rc than it has ~old ubroact. The trade deficit has been larger than th<' Augui.t figure 1n every month except June, when It was $1 6 billion In his announcement Tuci;day. the president outlined what he said we re the first stepb to gel US. bui.messes to start promoting their produ<'ts abroad. ''OUR EXPORT PROBLEM HAS BF.EN building for many years a nd we cannot expect dramatic improvement overnight," Carter srud in a statement. WASIUNGTON CAP> -lJnlon ptckeU acrotSs the country Ii· nored court order11 today as a crlppllna rall strike entered Its aecood day. Th e Carter admtniatratlon save rallroad a nd union baraalners a 24-hour ulth .... atum to aettle t.helr dispute or lace ~ov~rnment lotervcntlon. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall announced that om ctala of a atrlkln1 rail clerks union and the ratlroad lnduatry were t.o tMigin meetln1 at 9 a.m. PQT today for a "laat·chancc" bargaining session to end ut noon Wednts· duy. "8UT IF THIS deadline paaae8 without an agreement. both sides can expect wlth cer· talnty that the administration wi ll take rurther action," the secretary satd. Thousands of rail passengers had to cope with othe r means ol travel. two major automakers a nnounced layoffs due to parts shortages and, by one estimate, half the country's average dally food shipments by rail were halted. The Brotherhood or Railway and Airline Cle rks threw up pickets at 43 railroads in 40 states Tuesday to intensify pres- sure for a contract settlement with the Virginia-based Norfolk & Western Railway. where 4,600 clerks have been on strike for 80 days. MARSHALL TOLD a news conference that he did not want to "spell out what we plan to do." but he acknowledged that one option would be to declare a national e mergency and order striking workers back to work under provisions of the Railway Labor Act. "We are determined not to al· low this strike t.o c ripple our na. lion's econom y," he added. ''Our economic health Is lm- JH?riled by a continuation of this s trike. This is why I have given both sides a 24-hour deadline to reach an agreement." MARSHALL SAID the clerks NY R e porte r Given Jail Reprieve IL----141~-e;~· ng-T-ot-llome, Fo und by Neighbor HACKENSACK. N.J . CAP) New York Times r e p orte r Myron Farber b as w on a reprieve rrom jail as the f Or. X " murde r trla t.Q.Dtiiue w1 ou ts -confidential notes s ubpoenae d by defense at- torneys. U.S. Supre me Court Justice Potter Stewa rt ordered New Jersey authorities on Tuesday lo allow Farber to remain free un lil they hear further from him or the full court. The order was i~ s ued 40 minutes before Farber was scheduled to return to :i Bergen County jail cell. fl EA DING, Mich <AP ) The mother of a J-year-old gi rl who was lo~t ov<'rni~ht among cornstalks more than twice her s ize says her dauJ(hter probably w ab prote<:led from 4-0-degree temperatures by lwu fami ly dogs who s nuggled beside her. A neighbor searching with· more than 75 volunteers and police n·~c·uers found tow-headed Jen- nife r Persing Tuesday morning ;1 s he combed the fi eld· behind his farm, Branch County de- 11uties said. The girl was ex- a mined e1t a hospital and then returned home. lier mother , Robin Persing· McLachlan. said that on Monday afternoon, Jennifer. dressed in a tight jacket , sweatshirt and1 trousers, had gone lo her usual back-yard haunt to play with three or the dogs. way home. When night fell, one of the dogs came trotting into the yard. But Jennifer and the other dogs -a "little illy bitty mutt" called Ginger and a young German shepherd na med Carl -did not come ho m e , the mother said. Farber has spent 27 days 10 jail and the Times has paid $130,000 In fines for refusing to surrender files to a judge presid· ing over the murder trial of Dr Marlo Jascalevlch , who is charged In the deaths of three patients a l an Oradell hospital. 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"-'• C...tallt'~tlwr ~vnny Tf'lu,.dey •nd •t19h11; COOltf l.lllfll vMleOlt winch n19111 and motn1"9 ~'-Hl91'1 Tl\urlld<1y frOM '°' •1 IMe<fW\tetel<\ lnl-. CoHI•• ,_ .. _ wm ''"'911 IMltwttn .. eno 14 1nl•nC1 ltM l)efetur11 wfll r.noii bel-f'I ., •"41 tJ Tl\t ...... ,_ ....... Witt~ .. 8 -, ,,....., T .. ws WUNll•IOAY $8(-1119" t t>pm 11 S.tono low " I ti o ,.,, s O '"U IDAY "'" lllw 11 M • m O \ f ''" l'llOn I ,. t II\, •I ~(OlkllO"' U M P M II S.(OM 1\19" t S4 fl M I 1 '""''"''• "•M,Wllt dpm MoonrtM11 Jlem ,w"• IOpm 8 .,.,Rq.rt HIHlll"""" e..ti w_, I 10 1 '"I wllh -"-' ''""~Coftcllllo!I\ -· HIW1*1 8Hcl\ Wlvl\ I to 1 fHI •1111 ••\I 1w111 Goneltlon\ ""'"•' Auto Worker Layoffs Caused b y Shortages union 1s "reluctant" to remove pickets from more than 4-0 other railroads unU1 their contract dis- pute is settled, despite federal court orders that the picketing end. T he secretary said those lower t'Ourt orders are "confused" by Chier Juatice Warren Burger's refusal on Tuesday lo block picketing by the union over a dif- fer ent issue than the one In- volved In yesterday'11 rail shut· down. · "I don't know how It will be clarified," he suid PICK ETING AT rai lroad switching yards today abated only slightly from T uesday despite more tha n a dozen court orde rs lndu11try orrlcials ob· talned from federal Judges In al least 10 states. But the railroads s aid they have ~n unable to serve the orders t.o pickets in many cases, <And In others the union reported- ly hu Ignored the court order$. Early reports 11.a ld ptckeh. were removed from JU6l thret- rallro1u1.3 today. THE UNION dropped picket ltnes agarnst the Mliw;iukee Road. which announced It would provi de normal service today to lt:i 30,000 Chicago comrnuters. However. 70,000 other PC?rso115 In the Chtcago area who use two other stnke-affeeted lines stJU faced huge traffic jams. Orflcials of the Union P.ac1f1l' Railroad m Omaha . Neb .. said picketing of their 9.700-mile iJystem appeared to have ended and that their 28.000 employeeti were expeded back at work dur· Ing the day. U.S., Reds Reopen Talks Negotiatwm Re8umed on Nuclear Limits ' UNITED NATIONS CAP> Secre tary of State Cyrus R. Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko re- open negotiations today that may determine wbether a new treaty t o limit the nuc lear arsenals of the two superpowers can be completed by the end of the year. The two men planned two days of meetings. beginning in the late afternoon at the Soviet Mis - sion to the United Nations and continuing Thursday morning at the U.S. Mission. U.S . officials said after Vance addresses the General Assembly Friday, the negotiations pro- T een Killer bably would be s hifted to Washington on Saturday with President Carter taking charge. LAST OCTOBER, SJH?&k ing in Des Moines. Iowa, an optimistic Carte r forecas t completion within weeks of a strategic weapons limitation treaty that would be "the pride of the coun- try." Now, 11 months la ter, the agr eem e nt r.emains elusive despite three rounds of Vance- G ro myko negotiations since April and Carte r's intercession last May. There are a number or issues in dispute. Chier among them 1s "moder nization." how many new missile systems the two governments will be allowed to build and how many they will be allowed to improve for the dura- tion of the treaty, unll I 1985. PAUL C. WARNKE, the chief U.S. arms negotiator. outlined the latest American bargainini position on a two-day visit to Moscow earlier this month. Gr o m yko wlll convey the Kremlin's r esponse to v,nce. There has been no tip·off to It. a lth o u g h Soviet Pre s ident Leonid I. Brezhnev in a speech last week and Gromyko in a !>peec h to the General Assembly Tues day expressed hope~ for completing the accord . Judge Dismisses TV Violence Suit "The distance between the positions Of the two Sides IS not all that ri:reat and is quite sur mountablt>. given good will and state wisdom," Brezhnev ~aid GROM VKO S A I D a n1·w ag reement "is equally needed by the Soviet Union. the United Statl'b and the world at lar~e .. fie ~aid he ho~-d force~ favonru: a treaty would prevail 1n the linitt•'1 States. MIAM I <AP) Television violence may be troublesome, but it'~ prote cted by the First Amendment, a federal judge has ruled in dis· missing a teen-age murderer 's $25 million lawsuit against the three major television networks. "Obviously there 's a large segment of our population thul wis hes to see that violence." U.S. Dis trict Judge William Hoevel er said Tues day . "Presumably they have a right to watch It." Uoeveler threw out a suit by 16-year-old Ronny Zamora and Za mor a 's parents. They -so ea A a . CBS and NBC in M ay . claiming pro· gra m m i n g "sho wed the 1 m pression a- ble teen.ager how to kill ... 0 ~ . -"~· ~ . ~ -.. ....... UMOllA THf; J U DGE SA ID Zamora's attorney could keep the case alive by am ending hts complaint within 20 days. At- torney Ellis Rubin s aid he wa~ not sure 1f he would try agam. Zamora was convicted one year ago of murdering Elinor Ha gga rt . his 83-year -old neighbor in Miami Beach. Mlt•r speaking for :.iooul :.in hour. the 69-year-old lorc1i:n minister became ill and slumped against the :.peaker·s desk. He was helped from the podium but returned 55 minutes Idler to complete hls speech. His trial became nationa l U.N. spokesmen said he wa:. news when Rubin devised a nov· treated m an orrice behind the el defense claiming . Zamora. a s se mbly chamber b y both th en IS. was a v 1ct1m or American doctors and his own "television mtoxication':....£.!l~ --Soviet phy!tciam. etrhtS"T-eturtf. . y ~1ewmg s~?ws _ sue as "~? he spoke in a firm voice a nd re- Jak e1nd und Police Woman. fe r r e d to the h1.·at o f th e ZAMORA IS SERVING a hfc• television light.-.. term m a Juvenile facility near CLlpc Canaveral. f'la . His suit was allackl-d by tht• networks Tuesday as a C'h1llin~ assault on free <'Xprcsi-ion and a n attempt to regulate program ming. Rubin countered that be wal> not t rymg lo rogulatc programs But he 111.'liSkd that lelev1s1on has to be C'alled to ticcount for it.c; impact SOUR RELATIONS hvlwcun Washington and Mo:;cow h<.t v'R ha mpered the weapons nc!"(olsa- tions The Sovit.'t triab of promi nent Soviet d1 ss1dents Lind of t-'ranC'is Jay Crnwford. an Jn. lcrnat1onal Jlan estc r r<•prt•M:n I a t I VI' a Cl'US l'd o f t·urrt•O(.'\' m a nipulations. h~irdencd re c[. mgs in this country agains t the Russian~. A tremendous selectron ot savings ... SHOES • BAGS • OUTFITS 1 out of every 3 items 1n the store is now on sale al 50% of~ Scoop up these outstanding values while they last at South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bristol St Costa Mesa and Westminster Mall. 6555 Balsa Ave . Westminster , 1 I I I f 1 e l r; H 2 fl -' CALIFORNIA Spending Cut Bill Proposed ~ACRAM EN TO I AP I ProJX)tillJon JJ, nwrtnt lo <'urb tate t1ptmd.tn&. hu:m 't work~. bll,yi. co-author Puul (;a nn. lll) ht< ts aponaor1n1 • nt>w propot;al tha.t wouJd lJt' i.pt>ndin.r hlkflf. to increaaes lo pupulataon .ind in nauon "We bcllt.•\ed 1r 'A t' were r o r t u n at l' t' n u u .: h t o ~ t t Proposition 13 on th<· ballot iind to pcr,uadl' lJt-Oplt• to '1111• for 1t we'd hllvt• won anll t•ould .111 take a klC\g vucataon . Galltl, J 6S yt•U ·old llUburbMn S.t'nl m('n to bus~man. s llld Tut'Mh1y .. But 1t b~'t worked ·· GANN SUD IUS nf'w ballot mcuure would havt· tht· cf feet, with some cxrept1on!'. uf not only t'utUng tww!> but 111!>0 <>f freezing government i.pending 1n te rms ol reaJ. per t.'aplta gro~1h The measure as s1m1lar to n bill killed earlier this year in lht! <.:alirorrua Assembly Gann said if the limit had bet!n in place over the last 10 years 11 would have cut state spending an average of 6 perct'nt a ye ar If it had been imposed over the last 20 years it would have cut $64 billion in state and locaJ s pending. he added. He called for 30,000 volunteers lo stand outside 15,000 voting places on Nov. 1 to gather signatures or. at least 499,84S. registered voters to quahfy Lhe proposed constitutional amend ment. WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS, Gann 's plan would allow spend- ing by the state and most local governments to increase only by a factor equal to the growth in innatioo plus population each year If the change in the Consumer l'nce tnaex were 7 percent and population growth were 2 percent in a particular year. for example. most spending could increase only 9 percent. Any funds held above the limit would have to be returned to taxpayers within two years through a tax cut. GANN SAID HE WOULD aslc the governor lo call a special election next May if be collects enough signatures by the Nov- -ember election. If that doesn't happen, the 4tmendment would go oo the June 1980 ballot. he said. ... w ........ SURVIVORS ANO VICTIM Mrs. EJlen Towni;lt .. y. front abovt>, hUA~ her neighbor M 11th e<I Taylor. whom ~h<• had feared l-.1 ll c•d \\hen wrecbge of PSA Flight 182 ft.·11 on lhl•1r neighborhood Martin B. Kazy Jr .. 32. of Ohio. above. shown in a 1977 photo, died when the private plane on which he was flight instructor collided with the airliner. killing at least 150 people. 4 Dogs Attack Woman Deputies Shoot 2 of Escaped Dobermans COMPTON CAP> -Deputy sheriffs shot and wounded two of four privately owned attack· 1ra1ned Doberman pinsche rs Tuesday after they escaped from their cages and mauled a Compton woman. authorities ~aid. Marjorie Smith, 27. was treat· <.'<I al a hospital for bites and lacerations to the leg, hand and arm. Deputies said Ms. Smith was across the street from her home whe n the four animals ap- proached and attacked her. Straagler Oterlc OIC'd SACRAMENTO <AP) -In- vestigators of the Hillside Strangler case in Los An2elcs ( Sl'ATE J now have special legislation permitting the m lo use the s tate's computers to check 80.000 fingerprints. The bill, SB 415 by Sen. Alan Robbins, D-Van Nu ys, was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Aetor'• Bretlln-Dead SACRAMENTO <AP l - Police said Tuesday that the brother of movi~·lelevision actor Richard Boone has shot and k i lied his wife. then killed himself. Author Dead at 65 LOS ANGELES <AP> -James Bassett, author of the best sell- ing novel "In Harm's Way" and a retired assoctate edit.or of the Los Angeles Times, died Tuesday at bis s uburban Malibu bome at the age or~. HE SUFFERED AN apparent be art attack, the Times said. Bassett served as a Navy lieutenant junior grade and public relations officer dw1.nR World War II aod drew on those ex· periences to write "In Harm's Way," which was published in 1'962. The bestseller was made into a movie starring John Wavne. Kirk Douglas and Henry Fonda. Bassett also wrote "Commander Prince, USN." and "The Skv Suspe nded." • 130% They s aid the bodies of William Robert Boone, 62, and Geralyn Noreen Boone. 35. were found Monday in their bed in s uburban Carmic hae l by Boone's son Barry. 33. of Dixon. C_.. DUptdes Pot Nod LOS ANGELES IAP> -Mike Curb. Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. said Wed· nesday he disagrees with the prediction of his running mate. Evelle Younger. that it 1s in- evita ble that the Legislature will legalize marijuana. "I don't know the Legislature as well as he probably does. but my own opinion is that legaliza- tion and commercialization would be going a step too far al this time." Carb said. "I don't think it's inevitable ... ltut1•m11e11t• 60lle SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Thieves stole a truck containing Sl00.000 worth of musical instru- ments. musical arrangements and equipment belonging to jau trumpe t player Maynard 'Ferguson and hla band. The tnack was discovered mis- sing Tuesday morning from the hotel where the band was stay- ing durin2 its Sao Francisco Buy a rea visi1 WldnMdly, September 27. 1D78 DAIL' .,,LOT As '500 MtlHon? Crash Damage Claims Viewed ~ SAN DIEGO <APl -Lawyers and Insurance company officials say the worst air d.lsaster in U.S. history, whlch claimed at least lSO hves Monday lo San Diego, may 1enerate u much as $500 mUUon in damage claims. Insurance adjusters fanned out over the North Park oeigbborbood Tuesday to begin the task or as- se ssing physical d amage to houses and vehicles shattered when Pacific Southwest Airlines flight 182 fell to the ground in flames after colliding. with· a private plane. MOST ADJUSTERS were re- luctant to discuss the case t?ut some estimated claims wowd average $40,000 to $60,000 ror each or about a dozen homes des troyed by rire in lbe holocaust. About 40 other homes and businesses in the area re- portedly sustained damage from falling debris and bodies that hurtled through walls and win- dows. PSA. which purchased the stretched Boeing 727·200 jetliner m 1968 and was insured for $7 million. said its replacement cost today is nearly $15 million. But the most significant costs will probably be the liability for injuries and death to those on the ground and the loss of life plus potential earnings for the 137 people aboard both planes. AUTHORITIES BELIE VED at least 13 people were killed on the g round but workers searching the grisly rubble wer·· still discovering bodies and pieces or bodies late Tuesday. An official of Gibbs Flying Service. whi ch rented the Cessna 172 which colllded with the jetliner, estimated its cost at $20,000. PSA officials said the airline plans to cover all expenses ex- cept graveside services for the victims but. "if anybody wants specific damages they're going to have to s ue to prove negligence." IN PREVIOUS AIR disasters. the survivors of each wag~ earner killed could be expected to seek more than $1 million m potential lost income. said Vasilios Choulas, law partner of prominent San Francisco at· torney Melvin Belli. Including anticipated claims for emotional distress, t.be total of damages sought couJd be $500 million, Choulas said. PSA. meanwhile, is referring all ins urance questions to its Los Angeles -b ased carrier. Southwestern Aviation Un- derwriters. which in turn has re· fused comment on the crash. Smoke Ban Si~d For Grocery Stores SACRAMENTO <AP> -Smoking will be forbidden in gro«ry s tores next year, under a bill signed into law by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Brown's omce reported the signing Tuesday of AB 1222 by As- semblyman John Vasconcellos. D-San J06e. SAID VASCONCELLOS in a statement. "This bill is impor- tant to the consumer. However, it is or special importance to grocery st.ore clerks, who at times are forced to endure almost constant exposure to s moke fro m s h o ppers• cigarettes. "Evidence shows tbat seeoo<J. hand smoke may be as damag· ing as smoke inhaled direcUy by the s moker." THE BILL APPLIES only to public areas or markets during business hours. No penalties are prescribed. Vascoocenos· blll does not go as far as Proposition s on the November ballot, which would ban smoking lo all work places except offices not used by the public and occupied only by s mokers, and portions of some factories. Oii EVERTIHINI IN STOCK ••• H111111: Beach I Sitt w11I St. 898-2577 FUu.ERTON 212M...__. II. 525-4868 LAGUNA HILLS 25252 McllltJt'• 581-2880 ANAHEIM 941 s. r.cld 991-7150 ORANGE 167S.,... 997-3151 LAKEWOOD 5t24S.....St. 925-6686 If you have $10.000 or more in a 5% bank passbook, we can Increase your interest rate by at least 50%. All you do Is switch your funds into one of our Six· Month Money Market Certi· flcate Accounts. Interest will be credited quarterly or, at your option. you can defer interest pay. ment until 1979. This option may provide special Income tax benefits. 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Editori I P Robert N Weed Publt)htr Oranqc Coast OJ1ly P 1to1 a age Wednasdey, September 27. 1978 Bctrbdrd l<rtotb1Ch E d1IOrtdl Pa~ Editor Plan Can Help Family Housing lt('<'t'Ol hOll'HH' t n•ndl\ 10 t'os lll Mesa hu ve been less l hal\ hu~ptljhll' tu l..un 1 ltt'" "ti h young c hi ldft'f\ Ru} lf\Jit t1 hou:w l}i '' m 11lv out of the <1ucstion for many \Oun~ c·ouph·~ Jll't ..,t.u1tntt out, und lhl' cit y's upurlm t:nt 'H't'IH' 1~ hl0t•mntn>t dornln.ih•d h\ adult:-. only t'e>mplcxc.i. L'uopt•ratmn l1 ·t \H•t•n tht· l01t y and a dcvelovcr und u hdt~ ~h.111· ul h•fh.'t <ti lfou~m~ and Ur ban Oevrlopment (untb m.n tnlpn>H• t ht• pu·t Un• 1'>0011 LJ~t '"'l'f.. 1 lw t '1t ~ < ·uunn I <Apf'rovrd a zoning witch from rummt•t t•wl tu h1 ..:h llt•n-.tt~ re:.tdenttal on a s mall l'll'l'l' or pm1><·rt \ 11n \\ .1 .. on ~' rt'<'t OOlW('t•n tht: H uroor Shu~111n.i, l'l·tlll'I and tht· 11<.ir hur ftacquet Cluh l>t•H•lupt•r Du·i.. "'''H'll t4 •1d tht· l'Ourlctl hl' would s et <l'.'>Hll' .1l l\'.l~t h.1 Ir <'r lhl' ill UOth for f am1hcb Wllh dllldt l 'll l h • .tbn h n •purt1·cll\ -.hmq n~ tlfl 1nt crei,t an us mg a portion nf lht· ul' ., lout \l'UI hudduµ of $750.000 in HUD fund~ 11h 1n11n''' <'t1ul d h .. · u-.cd to lower t'Onstructlon i'u'.'>h ..inti lhu~ .1:.:.ur1· 1h.1t 1 l'nl l\ "111 h(• kept in line with llll'Oll\l'" l'ht· l'll' ... I luu:-in~ .Hlll Community Ocvclopment 1·omm111t·1· .lf n ·ad) hu~ t.ihlwd the parcel us un ideal lot•.it ton lor -.ud' hou s lllJ.! 111 ·., dost· LO schools. shopping and t nin~port .1t1on 1 .ind r<>c:t•1 wet b~c·king from the City Coun('tl I( Ull' agrl'cn . •111 1:, formulated the city will be moving to rward 111 11 :. hull ~l' J~uin~t un infla ted holIBing market t\nd t'H 'I ) ltttlt• l>1t help;. Difficult Decision The Cost;,a Mesa City Councal 's 3· l vote to put a new road extens ion thro ugh a n lth1crc parcel off Bake r Street 111 north Co~ta Mesa was easily one of the council's to u g hest and m ost unpopula1· decisio ns in rece nt memo ry llomeo" ncr:, feel the extension of Ra ndolph Avenue 10 u link ut Platte Drive and Paula rino Avenue spe lls t·ven more trnffic trouble for .1 congested area . Tht·y abo c laim the new s treet will becom e a popular s hort cul and cause s afe ty problems for children a l nearby Bear St reet School The hom ('Qwn e rs did their homework a nd raised m any valid points. m aking it all the harder for the coun· di toarrivcatacontrovcrs ial, butcorrectdecision. The key lo the decision was future traffic circulation <md the fac·t that failure to put t he road through would lead to more dri cways opening onto Ha ker and Paularino as dense r developm e nt occurs. A hil-(h cr numhc r o f "conflict points" would add to lraf · I 1c t.hlnger , thceity traffic e ngineer contended Whilt· il's true th<.il only lime will te ll. it appear. er.. c·ouncil's dctision will be a hclµto res idents in the long r ur . Help for Fairview Gov. Brown's s ignature this week on a bill submitted hy Assemblymc.in Dennis Ma ngers will allow Fairview State I lospilal in Costa Mes a to lease 60 acres of la nd to a µriv ate developer for as m any as 500 housing units. The legislation which gives priority in buy ing o r renting lo Fairv1ew employee!; and clients can h elp the hos p ita l rt-vers e a ::!8 pe r cent annual turnover in pcrsonnt•I IX'C:U US{' of the high cost of housing in the a rea. I los p1tal officwls s ec no problem regarding the city's 1 raffic p1l'lur c because som e employees no longer will be l'Om muting ln work throug h town However. de!:.pile the merits of the plan, it _warrants a t'IO~t· rt·view by city officials. Because of Proposition 13. the city ca n't look forward to subs tantial property tax reve nues. The city has s hown little signs of financial problems -.1ncc Jarvis but w ill be expected to provide police a nd fire service to lhtt ne w de velopment. The re already h a s been talk that the city discuss ~omc sort of plan in which Fairview woulq offset the added city costs of protection. More discussion on s~h a plan s eems cs:,cntial. • Opinions expressed in lhe space above are those of the Daily P1lo1 Other views expressed on this page are those ol their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1m11ted. Address The Daily P ilot, P.0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/ Mafia By L.M. BOYD /\. In a small room or hall Ar~umcnt continues over In the center or the house thl' oriJ.!in of the Italian un-Open some windows , but stay derworld n;.1me ··Mafi a ... away Crom U1em thereafter. SomL• uuthorilles contend it In an office building. get into l'<,.roe:-. from tl1l' milial lctll'rs an interior hull way on ·the fi'•~,.4W,l ,f~~~ :i:::'.R:J._'\,,~·._ c• ~ ~· > :-.. • ~ rMoftc ?\nu ,Francia lt~lin · '"STi(;'pprngcenter. forget about Ant:lce " ml'anmg "Death to your car. and go to the mid· the Frt·nch IS Italy ~cry! cite or the ne<.trl'St building. IC a II t hl' peoJ)I e in the world !>('lllt>d 1n the United States. the population density h\.•rc till wouldn 'l be as grc:.i t :is that or. l>ay, Tile Nether lands Q "In a hou~l' without a cl'llnr. wheres the best place to stay during u tornudo? · Dear Gloomy Gus C<an 'I something be done to keep bicyclists orr 11outhbound Newport Roul evard between Mesa Drive and 19th Street'> 1'rafflc is con stanlly blocked bcl'au!Je drlver:s cun't pa~ the m when other lanes a rc ru11. COMM UTER Q. "Is there any member or Congress who was ser ving when Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated?" A. Only one. Sen J ennings Randoph 10 ., W Va .'· now 76 . He was elected to the House in 1932 Q. "Are beave r s e ver killed by the railing trees they chew down ''" A It happens. Tho11e who contend .You ran 't put 11 square pes m a roun d ho l e don 't know cnou~h about the work of the old·lime furniture makerr-i. Th e cTaftsmen who made chairs In colonial days purposely Rquored the ends or seasoned wood rungs, then inserted them Into round holes in green wood legs. thus to weld tight joints that sc('m to Inst forever. T he man mo~t likely to be murdered is be tween the a ges or 20 a nd 24 . The woman, ~ween IS and 19. The man mOl\t Ilk ly lo com- mit suicide is between the llRes of 25 and 29. The worn on. between 20 and 24 ..---------------------------------------Nicbolu von Hoff man Airlines Face Investment Risks The ather forecasts for lhe alrllnes show blue skies. Busl· ne1111 is up, profits are up and re- gulation by the government hi down. 10 It would seem that William Slmon and Ralph Nader arc right when they say pros· ,, "rlty and consumer satisfac· lion .re best assured through rree market competition. The ex~rience of these last months durinl( which the Civil Aero nautics Koard hH al lowed airlines lo compete on pri ces h as been un over· whtlming ~u ccess. So much lSO that lhe freedom to set one 's o wn tic ke t prices is being expanded and soon airlines will a lso have much greater license to pick and choose what routes they wish to fly. THE JOYFUL profits from de· regulation come from the ract that airlines have been allowed Mailbox lo sell cut·rate ticketR for unused passenger capacity Pulling passengers in tht• empty scats, e ven low·fa.rt• 1)assen gcrs. means htrJ?e j umps In revenue with only small additional cosL'i for more ticket and reservation clerks. Finally. however. there 1s an end to that kind or honanu . All the empty seat s now have passenacrs in them so airline ex- ecutives arc soon goinl( to have to make some ciec1s1ons nn what kind and how many n e w ;_1lrplanes to buy Since much or thP c urrent jet passenger fleet is c<>r...;1dered too old. too gas- guzzly. too loud and too !>melly. they would have had to make purc h asing de<.•1s1o ns even without the ten!> of thousands of ne w passenge rs allrucled to them by the sale·priced fo res One or the reasons there was so much exce!ls passenger space is beca use the last 11 me the airlines we nt s hopping they overbought. It's not on easily avoidable mistake. An cxec ~llve hus to make an ciccuratc guess about whu( passenger demand will be in two vears when the plane he's buying is actually de· livered. He.! also has to be re· asonably right a bout how much businesA t he plane 'flll do. not just ror the first year. but the 10 years or so 1t ·11 lake to pay off the debt. THAT DEBT ran be crushing ll will cost Eds tcrn Airlines something in thl' v1r1nity of d hair a billion dollars tO IJ<IY for the 21 757 Boeing 1urhncrs 1l r<• ccntly ordered. For j company that already has a pretty scary looking debt structure . this 1s c1 l(amble of s ignificant propor hons . albeit one that must ~ made. In the new de regulated world where Eastern must com petc. not havinJ.! the c11rryan~ capacity would bt .in inv1lat1on for another mrhnc to come in a nd v<imp up Eastern·~ b(!:o.l roUt(!S. According lo free ente rprise theology. thes e r 1:;ks dnd dangers with their dltentJanl promises of great rc-wurds and riches o r hank ruptcy should ~ exh tlur.1tin~ t 1J the men and woml'n running thc5t· great, winged endeavors They ou~hl to be saying. tree dl last free ul last to r un 1 1re ·~ h:ird l'conom1c r acc dnd .. how th•· world und our ~;tockholderc; IL :. w1" wllo J rC filk:;t lo ,.,urvivl' Th.it lott :l n 't hap,>•·n•·d Instead. the mdu:.try has been h1l with tht: ur~e to merge Pan /\01er1can amt National Airlines J rt' melding, a~ ar<· Continental ::ind We!ltern. while ·southern A1rwdys Jnd North ('.-ntr•1I A1r hnes havl· announced plans to Wl'd THE "MERGER PANIC." a .. 1t'_, bcang called m the business press. has comt• to the attenti on of LhC! Jus t1c<• Oepartm<'nt. whost> jnt1tr u.~t head. J ohr. Sht>nefield. has commented. "It would be ironic 1f the dawn of lhl' new era were. an ldct. to pro- durc a merger wavf' reducing lhe number of competitors and the Jmount of competition " IL might hc iro nic but 11. wouldn't bt• unexpected in an in- dustry which has to make half· billion dollar guesses about what thc futun• holds . An ybody laying out that kind of money wants to minimize risk and don't give him any blarney about the JOYS of naked compet1t1on. Some bus iness. like the clothing in· uustry. can make adjustments 1n 1nvcstmcnL':I and production ulmO!>l on " week-lo-week basis so 1l can correct its errors. but l'Vc ry industry which demands hu~c capital outlay':! and a blind ~ul.'ss about what business con- d1t1ons arc going to be like when the machim.• 1s actually instaUt!d !>huns compet1tion. NOR CAN WE n o n - -1lockholders or employees be <'O mplacent a boul costly bad J,!uesscs. We may be the world's richt•s t nation. hut we're not so '>'ealthy lhal we can afford to h.1Vl' a company like Eastern hlow too m any half a billion dollur dC'als. The trick. of course. is to rwrm 1l the dc~ree or com petition I hilt st•cures its benefits without Ill> worst risk!> WC' want the low price:.. the service. a ll the good things we believe• competition brings but not lhl' bankruptcies Nobody knows how lo do this for -.un·. bul one way we will have to con~1der 1:. let ling tho!>~ mergcr'i go through and living with lh<' idea of a limited. -.upcrv1s<..'d competition. Agent Says FBI Probe Helps Gates Image To the Editor: Yow-editorial of Sept. 3 entitled "Probe or Gates Raises Doubts" declares that an FBI investigation of allegations concerning Sheriff Brad Gates ha s led to · damage to bis reputation and career. The editorial further states Sberifr Gates "now carries with him a stigma that won't be easy to erase." We have done Sheriff Gates a ravor. A clean bill or health after "an intensive flve-moQth probe" by the Federal 811reau of Investigation makes for a positive image rather than a stigma Your editorial raises a number of questions that need to be answered ror your readers. Y ou a s k . "Why 1-~ed e ral autho.rities at all?" WE ARE mandated by statute to conduct such an investigation if allegations or wrong-doing are made that f a ll within our investigative j urisdiction. The matter is not optional ""~..--~~·~ ~~ per sons who~ lodl[ed the unfounded accusations against Gates been given the comfort and luxury of anonymity?" Obviously. the FBI will not Identify this individual. This person may have furnis hed reliable information over a period of lime, and I am sure bis actions in this inst.ance were m good faith. Finally. you ask. "Should there be so m e kind or accountability?" There is. has been. and will continue to be. We answer to the President. the Attorney General. and the Congress ot tbe United States . Upon receipt of the allegations In this matter. the fa ct11 were discussed with the United States Attorney's Office in Los Angeles. and the FBI conducted the Investigation at the dlrettlon of the United Slates Attorney's Office. I a m happy to lake this opportunity to respond to your editorial. Thank you TEO L. GUNDERSON Sl)(.-clol Aaent in Charge BetUIM•eW,.... To the FAltor I wish to res pond to a small Asaoctated Press article that was paraphra~ on page tWQ of the Dally Pilot, Sept. 19. The headline of this 2nd piece Willi "Candidate Bucks Heroin" and conducted by popular 1nil1ativc.' d1dn"t wa nt. lo use the gym, it r e fe rred to Ed C lark . my support of the Mc•sa North practice 1'1eld. swimming pool or Libertarian Party candidate for initiativt• was based on many weight room. so there was <t pro. governor. I am a member of the ove r r1 d1ng fci r t ors These blcm. The teacher received a volunteer staff that helped Ed 1nd uded the• dl0ns1lv of the most courteous response from Clark become Ow onl y person p ro J e c l . l h l' c• o u n <· 1 I ·' thl' city Parks cind Rec real.Ion e v e r t o q u a I 1 f y a s a mis handling of the wholl' 1ssul'. personnel, who also seemed baf· gubernatorial c<.1ndidate through their indifference towards the fl ed by the unique doublt! stan· petitioning 1n Cul1fo rnia ·s ho m eo wner 's pl ea:. :rnd dard of one school group being history ' s ubs equent in1t1at1ve. :-.ome denied a('ccss lo their normal As a s taff member a nd a adverse finding by police. fire. facilit y whi!e another s chool fellow Libertarian, I strongly health and plan nm~ 0Hlc1als, group was able to rent a '3cility. objec t to this badly c ut-up the a lleged coziness between The teacher proposed . in writ· article. For opener~. I want to some council mcmhcrs and the ing. lo use the room -Room 139 tell everyone that Ed Clark does de velopers. the hy pocr1t1 ca l -three t>ve ningo; during the not ·back heroin' Jle a nd lhe A r n e I a ss t.• rt 1 o n t hat s ummer The group d td meet the Libertarian Party ('Ondemn the homeowners wanlcd lo e-cclude las t Wednesday in Jl!ne :rnd u se o f all drugs. incl udin~ minoriti~ und the poor from planned to meet for subsequent marij uana a nd alcoho l. ror Costa Mci;a. and tht• deccplavt.' 'pr:ict1ct'S. two weeks and four health and hygiene reasons ond last minute $30,000 blitz by the weeks luter The te:?cher &:.· b ecause their u s e is not developers. sured authorities he wou!d .pay conducive lo positive mental and the normal user " fee. provide emotional develo menl · IN MV BID for <'OUn<'ll last his own custodial service. or pay P March. I used term!> such a~ for same ir that were unsat1sfac· HOWEVER we fu rther ''wt•ak ,'' l'1J t1 fll !>l'd .'' tory The requestfor the use of denounce th~ ~ost" of mon . "uncoopcral1vc... "lt•adcrle:.s . Room 139 for rwo Wednesday (extorted from thee taxpayer~~ and "unrcspo~sivc '_' l~ dc:-.C'rib<! e venings was denied. s pent to imfose a s e t of th e c oun c il ,s_ 5 .t u t u ~ STUDENTS, r>an·nt s and arbitrary rnora standards upon Unfortunately. the situ~•tion ha!> teacher':! involved with mus1<' lh . . d 1 1. 1.· ·Ii nol 1mprovcd . . 11 ""'" d~ . o . erwJsc cccn . aw ·a''" n~ Aht --.>h or.i r· ~·.IH1 :t: S.QffiPI1'$1>,...~ • Y~Wllft .. ":1: --R..~11£..::: :_, !1" t1'f •U.rfl> "'' .~~ ""."":.,.-,d..r._~·. ~-• ,..lftl·¢n10€'6f1mll'lr1' ;l~fff.u\~ ~ ·-·· whethe r thl' issul' is pot g rapes" of~ ruslratc •user nor proving sk11.Js. How a m us ician l s m o kin g . h c Im ct s f or do 1. quest.ion lti~· t·o~m ilmcnt performs, sounds and looks b motorcyclists or the use or and inte_gnty or .iny incl l.vidual different rrum .1 conditioned laetrile for clyini;( patients. ~ 0 u n c 11 m 3 n . Sc n s 1b 1 t· · athll'te. but the mc:.ins to the Ed Cla rk has said, in his inde~e1:1dent th~nk in~ htt!> ~~ t'nd 1!> exactly the -;amt•. lt 1:. ofriciaJ position st ate ment, that. 0 cc 3 ~ 10 n be c n r c n cl ."~ t c consistent attention 10 the de- " I oppose the use of police espectally by Dom Haciti vetopment and maintenance of powe r to harass people whose ~lowe~e.r. the i s:-.u~· is. \h.c the o;k1lls activities arc not crimes against cou n cil 5 .luck of tourag1:. I havt.• been cinJ!ry all <;ummcr any per son or aga ins t lhc Judgment. p~opcr pnontir:-. anr1 knowing or th1!> incons1s•cnt de· property or any person" I e . performance Underlyi~g l~C!~(' l'ISIOO. but the rmal 1nd1gnity victim-less crimes. problems are two fund.im_rntul which really prompted ml' to The Libertarian Party 1s the needs. On~. a m~~ningful d~ic;" write this letter. (·a me to my at party of freedom : freedom from code . for all offi cials to ~"011 tcnt1on recently A higli srhool tux a t ion . fr eed om from conflicts or the.• uppc;ir;tru·i· of banrt. from ouls1dr the l'1ty und op p ress i ve go\'crnm(•nt s uch. Seco~dly, t·o111wilnlan1r <·ou nty . w :.1 -; .1b•<· I C' ·-.·ril regulation and freedom to be representative vln nlywttfr i·ll'<'l Nrwport l!:lcmcnt ary 'l'l}Ool <Jur secure In your home and on the ions -50 each aren can havt.• it~ 1n>1. the month or Au~u:-t They s tr ee t o g a In s l u n ll u c own accountable co_unc1lmun It took their meal'>, ''t pt. rl! government lnterrerence from behooves ~he .c~uncit 111 ad<ln·~~ hcor'led and earned ou1 normal their policing agencies . th ~se pr1or1 t 1cs hl'f11r1• th<' l>;1nrl p r :1ct•Ct· 'lt'~'·o ri .. fo1 .;. DAN M/\HAl''FEY <'i~1zens have l:<>. do II for them -.rvcral dayq ti occur-; to me with another lmt111tlvt' that our tux dollar-; h:wc been To the Editor The Cost(! Mesa City Council should Instruct the city attorney t o si ncerel y d efe nd the homeowner's mitiat1vc against the appl'al b y th e Arncl Develope rs f"ullurc by the council to oct (J<.'Clslvely would be {I vlOIGtil)n Of itR mornl, pollllc;.ll and perhaps legal oblll{Ollon to lhe e lectorate which approved the Mesa North lnltlnllve March 7 Although I um u bclltvcr In property rights und that ionlnir s h ould n o t n ormal l y b e CllRIS M STEI.;I. u-;cd to hl•lp <;ludl'IH s from To the Ed.Jt.or: I am writing lo vo1cc a con cern I hove rcJto rdinJt dts · par.lies and lncon:os 1stt-nc1l·s within the Ne wpo rt Mesa Unified School Diistrict. Students und 3 tcuchcr wcrt• denied acces!I to ll room they u e daily durinsc the 5chool year. for th e s ummer m o nth s The Htirbor Hlgh School Sailor Band did not fit into an "ea!Jy" category in the hasty arrange- ment between city und district. Th o band and th tr dartctor :mother area whilf' denying the "am e priv1h!ge to our own kid!(. I truly do not unde rstand the kind or reusonj ng lhu\ ~ocs into o;uch un inc rcd1blc action M flS. ELAIN£ ,\ ENC LANO • U>rtn• 1rom readt•r1 ar(' wtlcom(' Tht n ghl ro C'ondtn~w !~r!ff• re /1r lp(J.Ct or ehmmoh• :1MI '·' rt>sm>td Lelltrs o/ JIJ(l 11•ord.t or less wall ~ glunl prt/trcntt A:: let!ns m~I tft· cludt ti~lurr and matl:nq adOrtff but nomtt moy be> w1tl'JW'ld on rt qu,.t t/ kU//1c1tnl reason 1~ oppormil PMtry will not bf> publu h«t • • c .; .. ·-·")•· • ' ~ --JI :' """" ....... I r • • f j· 1 I .. 2 ,, b 01 e> .. NATIONAL/ CALIFORNIA Private Use Of Airports Disputed WASlll N<i1'0~ t J\1'1 lhf' <'Olh!>10n betwttn a t'om mert'rnl ot1rhn1 r uruJ 1.1 pn\lltt" plane over S•n D1t>go tru1it1<'allv h1&hhRhl~ th .irowma con c~rn ovt'r uw or maJor commercial a1rporu by prtvat Alrt'r n The erobl m Is not n('w A'I the number or private planes 1ncrU.M'S, t~ 1k1 become more c-rowded. .. It's An •tee-old rontl"()v('l'1'y, · u ld apokeitman t-;d Slatltty of tht· N.itmnti l TraMportatlon Safety H-08rd "IN TIIE Alltl.INE BU lN£SS they have 2.-400 u1rpjll.nes, und in Rl'nrral avl•tion they have t~.000 nd they cltllm they have a n aht to the sky. too. you know " In controi.t to lht> 1~000 priv6tt' planes today, 10 yt'ur. Oil,10 the numb<>r "-ti' 127 .000 "What It both down to · Slattt'ry Miid , .. .., handling traffic rhc Ft'deral A\ 1at1on Ad man1!>tral1on h us u ( ',.;., ..... ' ., ) "''"' J policy or trying to gl't . • light plane~ awuy from --------maJOr airports. said FAA spokesmun Fred Farrar. "That's been our policy for quite a few years " Farrar said the FAA has been eocouragmg ('ons truction of so-called relief airports to take hghl-plane traffic away from the maJor fields. But be noted that an Mooday's accident the Cessna light plane was practicing instrument land· 1ogs "TO DO THAT YOU HA VE TO go where there is an instrument approach system." he said. ·'We would like to have reliever airports for general aviation and have s upported this concept !>mce it was introduced in 1960," said Mary Silltch of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. The number of airports in metropolitan areas is declining and many privately owned fields are finding it uneconomical to stay in business. she said. IN MONDAY'S ACCIDENT, she said, use of the San Diego field was necessary because or the need for instrument approach equipmenL No other airport in the area has the equipment for such training. she said . Other airports car ry up to three times the general aviation traffic of San ~ l:Jndbergh t~ield, Mrs. Silitch said. The possibility of collisions between com- mer cial and private aircraft is "an area of In· creasing concern to the board," Slattery said. fl E SAID THE BOARD Is considering national hearings on the problem, spurred by several re- cent near accidents, including a near collision b etween a private plane a nd a n airliner at Roanoke, Va., two weeks ago. The board conducted hearings late In August in New York on a near collision after a North Cen· tral AirUnes DC-9 with 98 people aboard and a small business jet both were cleared to use the same runwa y. The s maller plane aborted takeoff a nd swe rved to avoid the larger ooe . No one was in- jured. IN MONDAY'S ACCIDENT, in which at least 159 died~ ''.both ulanes wen &i.¥.en air. tram~ ad-visories that they were in the same area and both a ircraft acknowledged that they had the other plane in sight," said FAA spokes man Bruce Chambers in Los Angeles New Law Allows Holding Runaways · SACRAMENTO IAP > A new law permits runaway children to be kept for limited periods in fo ciLities whe re they can't walk away, as under pres ent law. Gov. Edmund Brown J r. signed AB 958 by As· semblyman Julian Dixon, D·Los Angeles, Monday. It we nt into effect Tuesday. IT ALWWS OFFICIAL..'; lo keep "status off en· de rs" those who have not committed crimes - an juvenile halls and other secure facilities for up to 72 hours. But they coul d not be housed with adults. The lime limit would be 12 hours to check for outstanding warrants, 24 hou.rs for parents lo re· ga in c us tody, and 72 hours for out-of-stale runaways. Supporters say parents need one more chance to patch up relations with their runaway children. But critics say putting a runaway in juvenile hall might cause psychological problems, and they would be better ore in facilities such as crisis cen- ters whe re they could walk away at will. The ball a lso a ppropriated $1.5 miUion to local . ~rnments to co};[ cosLc;, ,,~ ~.,..._;, ._..,._._;; v~~~ # ...,~~-......~·~~----' 1.•. 4tp.,...._.,.....,. ~~~""-";..,. ..... ,ifl.-,_... Aquiet,- prlvate Hfes Jasmine Crttk. At J<hmine Creek in Newport Beach, life b 11nhumed, uncrowded. l\c,iJl•nts have the security 111 a 24-hour anended ,.:.11i:housc. Cul-de·MJC street' .11.,o contribute to privacy. Well-desi~ed homes have many f eaturcs :md fi ne .tppliances. The Clubho11'ie h.1s tennis courts, swimming pool, and Jacuzzis. It rill makes for a rare lifestyle. ~ JASMINI CAii~ In chc villa~ of Harbor View HOO)es 6-om $200,000 M J. Brock & Som, Inc. Al'WlN ..... ... Hr .... Juck Albertson. litar or TV's "Grandpa G Ot'i t o W a s hing t o11 ... was l'l'J)Ol'l l'U Ill "tc:u1f1 c" <.:undit1on Tu c!)da v af t l'r intc~linul s urgery Prison Give n MODESTO (AP1 A Turlock man convicted o f killing a Me r ced County m a n during a card ga m e was s e n· tenced lo eight years m prison. Raul Escalante Duarte. 22, was sen- t e nce d o n a second· degree murder conv1('· tion in the s hootin g death o f P a trici o Saltos, 45, of Ba llico. J In Los Angeles Rare Condors Go on View LOS ANGELES <AP I -The Lo~ Angeles Zoo says It will open Us "condor condo" to the public this Saturday. making al the only place ln the world where the nearly extinct California condor will be on dis play. The· condor. long depicted as the villain of the Callrorma wilderness, is getting its negative im· aae \.U)graded. thanks to too omclals. TOPA·TOPA IS AN ll·year resident of the ioo • but was nt>ver displayed because of the bird's un· popular status with the public. Topa-Topa is the only one in captivity anywhere in the world. Zoo spokeswoman Heidi Hughes says it is hoped that the exposure will give the bird a needed hfl in the popularity ratlngs. '" "They're not a popular-animal." she said of the predatory bird. which bears a resemblance to a bald turkey "They're not pretty like a flam· an go SHE PUT MUCH OF the blame on misin· formation a bout the condors ' feeding habits. 'They feed on dead animals," she said, adding that that because they are sometimes found feed- ing on animal carcasses. it Is wrongly believed that they also kill the animals. Topa-Topa, named after the Ventura County mountain range in wtlich it was found starving and abandoned 11 years ago, lived for years tucked away in an off-exhibit area. But reeently. a group of state aod federal wildlife groups advised the wo to begin a public education campaign to give the condor a better imaie. ~ · ~. 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W a1an travel& to Wyomlni •nd Mon· tana. and tht• nJt1onul rn.rk.., there und in btot Wl'l'n,. to do h1:. trumpinf: He'Jl ~hare i.omc of his l'X ~riences and knowledg~ uboul birds of prey tn a UCI Extt>n.saon class that meets four Thursdu) !>. this week through Oct. 19, rmm 7 to 10 p.m. in the Social Scal·nc~ Lab on campus. HE'LL ALSO TAKE his stu- dents on two Saturday field trips to do some bil'ding of their Oli''ll, Ot't . 21 and Oct. 28 Fee for the class 1s $55. Waian's rirst academ ic in terest was in marine environ- ments . "My interest in birds or prey started after I lert college," he said. "I had noticed kites hover· ing over fields, and I thought that kites were pretty -that was m y first attraction." WAIAN'S BEADING and fi eld st udies eventually led to publjca- tlon of an article about kites in the November , 1976, issue of Natural History magazine. The transition from studies of 0.11, ,., ... i u 11 -.. WATCHES KITES FLY Laguna'• Lee Walen creatures in the ~ea and on the land alon~ the coai.t. to studies or creatures in the air, was a natural one· the only large con- centration of kites 1n th~ world 1s along the California coast. llis dissertation studies out of wh1ch the maKuzinc urtll"lc: was born concentrated ln t he Santa Barbara area. "SOME PEOPLE i.ay. 'Who r are» about whether a bird sur· vives or nol"!' Well , I care I'm al\ Important as anyone else. Maybe their child might care. M aytw Just because it's pretty. "An engineer might cure, just to lcurn something about nl~ht and cngina-r~ have learned il OOUl n1J(ht . ubout these birds' inarvclow. derodyn..1m1ci. · ·' ll 's too easy for biologists to tall into the bag of trying to Jmsllfy 11pecies for an economic rtason " W AIAN UST ED some or the r equ isites ror som eone who wunu to study birds "First of all, you have to be willing to go out and fry your brains in the 11un," he began. Dedicated birders sometimes have to be willing to climb to get w here-t.he-bm:ts-are-. to study nesting habits and such. "THE IDGHEST TREE r ever tried to go up." Walan recalls, "was 50 or 60 feel. We went up one tree that got so slender when we got up close to the nest . we were worried we'd tip the nestl· ings out o f the nest, or tip ourselves on our heads. "The parents are us ua lly s wooping at you. l 've never ac- tua lly been hit, but I've had a fe w come within a few inches of me. which is weird when you're trying to hang onto a tree." Forum to Eye· State Panel Th e purpose of t he s tat e's watchdog Little Hoover Com· mission will be examined at an Ora nge County Tow n Ha ll For um Thursday a t noon at the Disneyland Hotel in Ana heim. Nathan Shapell, chairman or the Commission on California State Government Organization and Econom y (Lillie Hoover Commission >, will discuss the organization at the luncheon. Infor mation is ava ilable by calling C21J) 628·8141. 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Beat Harbor.·" --Olek Morrt1 MORRIS Sa 8 Lans ord I Had to live Up To Something From AP Dispatches Young Camey Lansford feels <t little extra responsibility lhes~ days because he's hilling third in the California Angels' batting order. The 21-year-old rookie filled the bill Tuesday night. Lansford 's t wo-oul single in the bottom or the 10th inning drove in the winning run as the Angels nipped the Milwaukee Brewers 4·3 in the opener of a s ix -ga m e· homestand that c·ompletes their sea!M>n. Lansford has batted second much of the season, but he was Ton191'1I f"ur\CJ•Y Fru••Y A1t~bSlalt-, All G•me"'" IC MPC 17101 Milwaukfot' dt C.tUMn1• CIU<•go al C•lllornM Ctuc•oo al Cahtorn•• 1 Hp.m I no m 1Hpm droppe d to third as th e rep l acement for Lyman • Bostock. who was killed in a shooting incident while riding in an automobile Saturday night in Gary. Ind "LOSING LYMAN was really a deep hurt," s aid Lansford. who had three hits. "I fe lt I was as close to him as any of the veterans. I was used to hitting in front or him "Hitting third in s tead of ::.ccond. I knew I had to live up to "omething." <tdded the Angels' Lh1rd baseman. "Lym~n was the g reatt•st baseball player I've• evt:r Sl'Cn. And he always had !-.Omething nice lo say " Dannv Goodwin led off the 10th in.ling with a pinch-single off losing p1tch1:r Lary Sorensen. 17·12 Hick Miller sacrificed off reliever .Jerry Augustine etnd Goodwin advanced to third on an infield out. BILL CASTRO CAM E in and gave up Lansford's sing le to ri~ht. A bad-hop single enabled the Brewers to tie the score at 3-3 in the ninth. Paul Molitor'!> ground ball to Dave Chalk hopped over the shortstop's glove leading off the inning. Arter moving lo second on a sacrifice by Buck Martinez and takin~ third on an infield * * * MILWtllUICEE CALIFGllNIA Yount .. , Mont>y JD •II r It"' ,flt r II bl \ 0 1 0 R Miller< I • 0 0 0 • I 1 I L•ndrHu• r1 s I 1 1 \ 0 I 0 La ... lord lD \ I l 1 out, Molitor scored on a two-out i.ingle by Don Money. The· Angels had t aken a J -2 lead in the bottom or the eighth wht•n another replacement for the 27-year-old Bostock came through . Ken L a n dreaux . California's new right-fielder. tagged Sorensen for bis fo urth homer o( the season. ·•I really don't know how I did il," said Landreaux . "That home run was momentous to me." DESPITE THE VICTORY. the Angels were o rf icially elimi nated fro m penna nt contention because Kansas City defeated Seattle 4·1 ear lier Tuesday night to lock up its third straight American League West title. The win did, however. give the Angels a two-game lead over See ANG ELS, P age 8 2 it By ROG ER CAR~ON Of 1M Dally l'I ... •1at1 Corona dol Mar High football coach Dick Morns hai. i.ll1t ed publicly that rival Newport Harbor High is No I on hu~ Sea Kings' hate list i\nd N1•wport llarbor Coach Bill Pizzica has retorted. ·w\:-'havt> i?Oals and thing~ we'd like to achieve. but Corona oel Mar 1s not very high on our list of priorities .. That IK JUSt a sample of the verbal fi reworks being set off us tht' two gird for Friday's non-league game at N(•wport llarbor the 16th in a series dominated by the S:illors or NewpQrt Harbor with a dozen victories against three defeats "WF. HAVEN'T BEATEN Newport Harbor since 1972 Jntl WI! want the victory bell back." says Morris "Some of ou1· Pl'Oplt! don't know what the bell looks like .. Yes. it 1s true that I've called il a hate list. but m re - ality we don't reall y dislike anyone. Newport Harbor couches may be playing this game down. but I don't think 1t 's true that this is just another game for them." P1zz1ca. who has not been beaten by a Corona del Mar team 1n his four years as head coach. says: "This is just another practice game ror us in order lo get ready for the Sunst.'l Lca~ue. which is infinitely tou~her than Corona del See CdM. Pue ISJ PIZZI CA "We have goals and things we 'd like to achieve, nm-et»ona del Mar is not very high on our list of priorities. . . thi s is 1ust a practice game for us .. _. .. -8111 Plu lca CALIFORNIA ANGELS PLAYERS PAUSE SILENtLY IN MEMORY OF DEPARTED TEAMMATE LYMAN BOSTOCK. Rose Losing His Battle Reds' Star Needs 10 More Hits CINCINNATI IAP I Pete;> Rose. with time running out on his bid for 200 hits and another .300 batting average, 1s in a pickle. H i s heart want s the Philadelphia Phillies to win thl· National League East. "Some of my best friend s are on lhl' Phillies," hl' l!Xplained Tuesday night after a 6-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. But he's rooting for the Pitts burgh Pirates to send the season into overt.Jme THE RE DS WOULD play a make up contest Monday with Pitts burgh if the game is needed to decide the race. ··Getting 10 hits 1n i.1x gamt·~ sounds better than 10 1n fi ve. · said Rose. who 1s seeking an unp r ecedented 10th 200 -hil season average of .300 or better this vear. it Wlll be the 13th lime an ·14 tries that he has done so. and icing on an incredible year. There's another goal in mind. Dodgen Slate ron10M fttur'\day ~r1d•v tllllG•mt,on1CtllBCf7'°1 LO\ An9f'f~\ •C (inc:•rw\llh \pm Lo~ Ano~•~ at C•nc•nn.ah \ p m LO' At>!Wle'> di San 01•90 b }) o m one he·~ more confident of al tr;11mng ROSE'S T WO DOUBLES Tuesday night in his 2,500th game with the Reds J c·lub record for garnet-. pl ayed Rave him 52 doubles for the season, tying Frank Robinson's team record set m 1962 · · 1 ·11 get another double !-.Omehow." he vowed T h e Re d s l' n cl c d R 1 1· k Hhodcn«, s huto ui ma:.tcry quickly. getting three r uns 1n the third innin~. Rhoden h<ld fired 2(1 scor f.'IC!-.s innin g., a ~:.11n st Cincinnati going into the game. Johnny Bench had c1 two-run double in the inning and George Fos ter added a two-run homer in thC' fifth It was Fosll'r" .. 36th homer of the season 1-'oi.tcr holds the league lead in homer'> and 1s bidding for .i I h1rd s traight home run titll' TOM SEi\VER hurled f1vt· scoreless innings hcfort· Stevl' Garvcv drilled a !-.o!o homc•1 Steve ·veager added .i two-run !>hot m the mnth. Garvey had three h1l::. . ..,g1ving him 197 and a chanrl· for a fourth 200-hit ~eason. d Dodi::er record ··The l;.ist six Wl·ek:-l'vl' Sef' DODGERS. Page 8 2 Cooo.r 10 -.....l"~~!. .... '..."'. "1~Mt~~~~~· Lf'Jt(tno ;t .. 4 ) 0 ~IOr dl'I 4 0 1 0 c#-:z:-r---~ o o Fi.'J•tt~-,b~-J"lrb·6'·.....,w""""';;;; Philade lphia , its pennant clinc hing magic number at : holds a 31'.!-gamc lead over th Pirates. The arch rivals cloi. out the season with a rour·gam series in Pittsburg this weekenc ~" ~ Tfr~m,<1.4.em1~tll n~~c.t.e< Yankees Invaded lr!U!1£"e. ~rl~r4i.~~{ 0,g{9 r.r;;t. • I e~noo "~ MolllOr 7b 8 Mar1of>l'f < • 0 0 I Oowl\•"9 < • I I 0 4 I I 0 Grit 11 1b J 0 I 0 ·-• J 0 1 0 CIUI" >\ 1 0 0 I (;oodw1n Pl' I I 1 O Toi•' JI 3 al To1a1s 3S • q 3 Molw•uV~ 101 000 001 0 J c.rnlomod 000 001 110 1 _. Two out Wf'W'nw1,..t'"HnQ run 'torfl'd ·:.rwoa1~<f 'lit ''-.:t'irttlll'llti .-~"' possibly giving Rose ano,thcr opportunity to reac h hi s pcy-sonal goals. NEW YORK 11\P 1 The New '(ork Yankees are bein·g chased hv the Boston Red Sox .. and a bunch or women. · Not the usual baseball groupies. Rather, they arP newswomen who invaded the Yankees· clubhouse Tuesday night following a court ruling ordering baseball's locker room doors opened to all accredited members of the media regardless of sex Five women were in the Yankees' dressing and undres1>1n~ E -Younq L~lorCI C""I• DP-Cahforn•a I L08 M olw"u'"" ~. C•hlorn1A • 18 ()qh••~ L.an\lord Downtnq. Groen HR-L•nclruu• to S· G• It ro B M.tr11fl4'1. R Mt lier SF (Mlk 11' H II Ell ea SO MILWAUIU\~ So .. n,on IL, II "' ' 8 • l 0 1 Familg Affair .. IT WOULD BE a toug h question whal I'd rather have more. 200 hits or hit .300," said Rose. 37. who has 190 hits and a .298 batting average. "I fi gure I've got to hit .305 to get 200 hits ... quarters They included four television reporters -one from a,, far away as upstate Schenectady, N Y. and one writer from ,, l\uQu\tonr 'l 0 0 0 0 0 Ca\lro 0 1 0 0 0 U CtllLll"OllNltll A•\t 11 , 41 M•r flt ti •' ) 41 LaR0<hf' IW IC).11 I , 0 0 H8P RoJaC',on •ow So·-"'~"' .... 11 . .-~ • 0 0 0 I t -1 18 Wh en the Atlanta Braves and the Houston Astros met Tuesday night in Atlanta, the Niekro brothers were on opposing mounds. Phil Niekro <top l pitched for the Braves and brother Joe <bottom l for the Astros. Joe beat Phil as Houston won. 2-0 Rose and Ty Cobb share the all-time record or nine 200-hit seasons. If Rose fini shes with an Nl'w Jersey newspaper "IT 'S ENOUGH to make m(.' come out or retirement.·· quipped former catcher F'ran llcaly. who ended his active See Plleto, Page 82 career earlier in the season and became :i broadcaster McCutcheon Returns -for Rams Some players like Sparky Lyle and Reggie Jacksori wereo't bashful about disrobing and parading around the clubhouse dl> 1f only male members of the media were present · "It ·s not a very com rortable s1tual1on... said re her p11 ch ... r Ri ch Gossa~e. "They don't belong here. As athletes. we feel thb ,.., a pretty private place for us. It 's a place to get away from peop!~ a nd be comfortable. If a woman is able to handle it professionally. I i:iuess It's okay. but if they're gonna tand around and wc11ch you LONG BEACH CAP> -The Los Angeles Rams on successive Sundays have con- tained Tony Dorsett and Earl Campbell and now must face Chuck Muncie of the New Orleans Saints. "Each 1s different with his own style," said Rams Coach Ray Malavasi. "Muncie is bigger than Dorsett but doesn't have the quickness Campbell is a harder runner but doesn't have the acceleration or Muncie. "SO rr•s HARD to compare. Each has his own characteristics." --~----&bit Hf,.\' Hacii Lawrence Mccutcheon. who has rushed for more than 1.000 yards in four of the past five seasons including 1977 when he had a team record of 1.238 Mcc utcheon has missed the f1r'>t four National Football League regular '>t'ason ~ames with a pulled thi~h mu!>cle anti tht- Rams have missed him. even though they won all four M nlavasi says that the Saints. 2-2, have an improved passin.c attack to augment the running threat or Muncie and Tony undress ·· Galhreuth. "WH ERE ARE THEY when you need ·em''" third base coac~ Archie Manning has hit 79 of 132 passes Dick Howser asked with ~· smile. ··wheo you ne~d ·em. you Cjn't for 943 yards and also Is a threat as a run-stir ·em with a stick. Now they're all over the p:ace · ncr lie has gtuned 62 yards in 10 rushc!' Pitcher Ron Guidry. who rarely gets excited. 5hrugged 11 off "hill· Muncie ha5 88 nn 27 carries and "They'vt• gotten into everything else," he !laid .. But 1r t Gulhreuth 14~ on 28 \~alked into their locker room they'd probably hJve SI" epi!epll~ "M CCUTCllF:ON SHOULD be able to TllE SAINTS WILL RE looking for the tit " play, but he won't sturt." Maluvu!i1 !.ntd Rums' "Jumbo short yurda~e" all~nment Pele Sheehy. who has been in r hJr5'e or the Y:\n!<ee~• J erry Lahn, an aequis1llon from St Lou1'1. when Dou g France. 272. becom<·<; the tight l'lubhou!<e for more than SO year.;. said thjt J womJI' •!" th\! also Is experted to sec duty nt running end Jackie Slater. :!70. t11kes ovn clubho\1se was unheard of in the old day'i lla,ekr a!ler ~iju!-Hm.i&f!,8 ,W r~\.YQ)jn& ~1c~s Frnn~ tackle spot. and Churle~ Young. "Th,• problf.'m." he grumbled. "Is tryinR to i,;et aroi.nd lht>m ~mce ar"i1Vtlfg 1rn~~~~1\I.(•\'--' · ·~ ':.t~.~~i~::;."'-'~--~ ,_,., '~ ~'r>r:''~'~O ).,0\lt "'Oris ··, ,~ ' • • #"• --, .'II • .... ltf'~4, t'..,._,it,,._ •• ,..~__,,~ I , ... , •• a 5 2 I t a ---.. -. -.. --" ,.. ... ._. ..... y-.. • ., • I\ 1.. • • "\, \. ' " \.' ... ' • :-• .. \ \ •• ' I I ~ .. . . . ... ~· \ ,• •2 DAILY PILOJ ................ RUBBING IT IN 'I tw ('lt11 ago ('uhi.' l\Jrl Pllfi(<'I It-It 1 1110,lt 1, tu , ',.,,ion 11! Lhl' I>avt-P arke r run 111111• m .1 .. 1... m 1111• 11111 ol l and 11'.llllt'I 'l.tpt J'.111\1•1 11~1ht hJ~ ht•t!O \H'Ll l'ltl~ h1~ hl'lml'I \\Ith 1 l11111ti.ill l.11·1· gu~rcJ to prOll't'l a l1111i..,·11 t hl•1•I.. h0111· • Flanagan Was Pitch Away From Throwing No-hitter Frorn AP Dispatches Tht.• aowd of 3,662 rose to 1ls feet at Memonal ~'tadu.1m in Baltimore as left·hander II Mike Flanagan raced Cleveland's Gary Alex· ander for what 1l hoped would be the final out of the firs t no-hitter by an Orioles' pitcher since l969. Then. a lmos t In unison. they sat down when Alexander launched hii:. 26th home run of the season into the right field bleachPrs "The pitch.· Flanagan explained after the 3· l victory Tuc~day mght. "was not really where I wanted it " Out 1l "us JUSt where Alexander wanted it. "lle 'd been getting me out with curve balls all night," ~aid Alexander. who co nnected on a 2·1 pitch. "so I was looking for the curve ball. If he had thrown m e the fast ball inside. I probably would never have swung. But it's hard to second-~uess him now." Flanagan, 19-14, may well do enoug h second-guessing himself. After Alexander touched home plate, he gave up singles to Ted Cox and Duane Kuiper, then was replaced on the mound by Don Stanhouse, who preserved the triumph for Flanagan and recorded his 23rd s ave in the process. _ .------q..te of the Dat1'----~ Gary 1-'allon, head football coach at Washington and Lcl', on one bene fit of being a s mall-cqllege patsy: "Every team wants us for their homecoming game. Pretty soon I'll be able lo judge floats and queens for a living rather than coach." lletfals C'H11ela AL Wat Tit le Wtth Larry Gura pitching a three-hitter. the II Kansas City Royals wrapped up their third straight American League Western Division ti- tle with a :J. \ victo ry over Seattle . . Doubles by Bucky Dent a nd Mickey Rivers propelled the New York Yankees to .i 4·1 win over Toronto to remain a game in front of Boston in the American League East . Jim Rice borrowed a bat from Butch Hobson and belted his 44th hom e run lo INtd Boston lQ a 6·0 victory over Detroit .. Jim Kaat pitched the Phuadelphia Phillies lo a 5.3 wm over Montreal but 1'ug McGraw lost. 3-0. in the second J(am e of a doubleheader as the Phils red uced their magic numlwr to lhret• in the National Le<igue East . Ageless Gaylord Perry has hi~ ~1~hts on the Cy Young Award in the N al1on<1l League after 1-taining his 21st victory of the season ovt•r the San Francisco Giants. 4· l . Cafrin BUI Sips With Broaens Hunnmg back Calvin Hill signed a contract [il with the Clevc•land Browns Hill , :n. was re-•• • lc:.ISed by the Washin~lon Rc•dskins carlier·lh1s yea r . Oi s~runll l'd Hous ton Oi l er quarterback Dan Paslorini left camp, upset that plays will ·he sent in from the bench. Radio, Tele.,fslon RADIO: Baseball Dorlgers at Cincinnati, 5:05 p.m .. KABC <790 >: Milwa ukee at Angl·ls, 7:30 p.m .. KMPC 1710). Basketba ll LC1kers at Seattle. 7 p.m., KLAC (570) Ice Hockey -Kings vs. VC1ncouver at San Diego. 7:30, KRLA <lllO>. TV: No cvenb sched uled 'This Week C Coach ls Great L O S A N G E I. 1<: S < A I' 1 Suulhn11 Culrfornra 's J ohn Hobinson ratf•s ver y hiHh this "l'l'k with what he calls his l'lus-.1c ulum " following the T111jan11' upset of top·ranked /\lubumo. nut the USC couch. wt·ll tu:quulntt>d with victory and lovl' ant.I dt•fet1t and hate, said f h.11 rwxt Wl'ek he may be on lhut 1nd1 vh1u.~l's black list. Holun.-.on's designa ted classic· .tlum rs tht• g uy who loves him .tfk r a ww C1nd despise:. h1m .afh•r a f():)s lie stressed that kiruJ of team "booster " 1s in the 1111n11rity. but a vocal minority "WI-: BEA1' ALABAMA so this "l'l'" I 'm 11 g reat coach." H11t11n:.on ~aid ··But 1 C we lose. tlwn next wee k that alum's CCIII· 111~ for my head · The Tro1an coach warns both his play<:r:. and the use fa ns that Sulurday·s 24-14 t riumph over the Crimson Tide doesn't rne an Southe rn Cal will roll throug h the r est or the season undefeated. ·'Winning every week j ust isn't as simple as it used to be." he said. "Look at Was hington and UCLA's losses Saturday. Ir you go out there not ready to pla y your best every gam e. you're going to get beat. That's 1ust the way it is these days. "I HOPE I CAN look back In .I anuary after a 13·0 season." the Trojan coach continued. ··a nd say boy. that < AlabamC1 game> was a heckuva game for us. But right now we're just wor- ried about gettin g t hrough today's practice a nd Friday's game against Michii?an State." Robinson s a id the third· r anked Trojans may have a let· down sooner or later because or Jus t being tired and drained. but pre dicted they wouldn't lose because they're overlv confi· dent. "We won 't have a letdown caused by our having an inflated opinion of oursel ves, ta king another team lightly." he said. I',.... Page BJ ANGELS ... Texas in the race for second place The Brewer:.. third in the AL's f'~as tern Division. were also e liminated from pennan t t•o nte nt1on when New York whip1>cd Toronto 4·1 MILWAUKEF. IS TWO games ahead of Baltimore in a race for third place. Involved 1s about S400 per playe r "The mo11ey doesn't mean that much," said the Brewers' Money. ··1 can go home and buy u cow with it. If we do get thirtl pla(·e, I 'II frame the check and put it on the wall .. Sorensen sa id La ndreaux hit "a bad slider" for his home run. ··It was up but I didn 't think it was goi ng out ," sa id the Bre wers ' right hander. "The ball must have been carrying to center field." The teams conc l ude the ir two game series tonight. Johnson & Son Present ... Baseball Standings USED CAR SPECIALS AMERICAN LEAGUt; NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division West Division W L Pct. GB W L Pct . GB X·Kans as Citv 90 68 570 x·Do<tgers 94 63 .599 FOOTBALL A New Era? APWlr~IO New York Yankee outfielde r Reggie Jackson ponders a question from Carole Jenkins. a television reporter in the dress- ing r oom after T uesday night's game in New York. Women were a dm1lted to thl! Y ankees clubhouse for the first time bv a court order. · Heidesch Operates Well FV Lineman Does Double Dwy Fountain Valley High's 28·14 victory over a rugged Redlands High crew was a convincing opener for the Barons a nd it was apparent Fountain Valley has plenty of we aPOns for the 1978 campaign. Coa c h Bruce Pic kford 's Barons dis played a sharp pas~ ing a ttack. excellent receivers. a solid runnlntl gam e and ple nty of powe r In the line Among the offensive a nd de· fen s i ve standouts was 6·3 , 218·pound senior Russ Hcidesch. who along with Pete Chinnici and Tim He nigman, has been with the var s ity s ince his sophomore· season IT WAS HEIDESCll who gave the Barons the key ofCens1 ve block on a pair of touchdown runs by Sam Ccnlofante . And 1t was Heidesch who hurt Redlands with his defensive prowes~. ~topping R e dland s' 1n s 1d e game consislentlv "Russ is as good a student as he is a player," says Pickford. "He's a college pros pect in both categories and it is his technique and intelligence that are two of his s t rongest suits. Heidesch wasn 't as impressed w ith his own game a s were others. "It was a fi rst game and I need more work on technique." says Heidesch. "My a lignment wasn 't too aood ... T H E FOUNTAIN VALLEY lineman says winning the Cll" RUSS HElOESCH cha mpionship is the Barons' goal a nd he rates the c halle nge of Edison and Servile uppermost in e valuations. But first lhe re is the task of L ong Beach Wils on Frida y night, a foe which boasts four tackles in the 250·pound range ''They think they're gorng to get us." says Pickford. ''And they might. .. Hefdesch doesn 't see it that way. "Wilson is one or the bi!? ger teams we'll see this year. but I ttunk we can handle them physically," s ays Heidesch. lle 1desch has an eye towaru the medical field in the ruture- but right now his major opera- tions will be dealt on the football field. -By Roger Carlson E'ro91PageBJ DODGERS •. ht•1•n hrttin~ lh<• ball the way I i.houlcl ," he• s~11d. Sea vcr. Iii 14 for the seC1Son a nd 20·12 lifetime agains t the Dod~ers. gave up six hits and two runs in seven innings. LOI ANGIJL.e• CINCINNATI ... , " .. • .. 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W1· v.11nt you' Wt: w110l you '·· Thl'y .:1)l sll thl') "'Jnll'd in a 11 IJ (OM• • • • Tv.o mu1nr up-.eh 1. n1111,.-d UJl Thursddy night with Edison and ('oronJ dl·I Mar f<1lh11g h om the ranks of tht: unbcctten on the f1r-.t night of lht.• se1tson Corona dd Mar Coach l>tt·k Morn'> ~u1d muyl)t' has kam JUSI 14asn ·1 thttt ~ood But fnduy's opponent. Ne~ port Harbor C'ocu.•h Hill l"IZZJ<.'a, says ht."s not fooled. "Corona del Mar "'a-. look in~ pa~l SJn Clemente to us." says Pizz1ra. Edison Coach 8111 Workman ~uiys his l~am wasn't looking ahead "We did so well m the scrimmage wtth Corona del M ar. plus all the doggone press notices th CJ l we had." notes Workman. "We just weren 't hungry " • • * Prediction~ Edison wall not lose to El Modena. And Cor ona del Mar will not beal Newport Harbor Why? Edison has acquired an appeti te. Corona del M ar, however. wants it too badly • .. • Fountain Valley H igh lost one of lhe gem s of 1ls basketball progr am -Junior varsity coach Dennis Timmer has l eft to take over the heat! coaching JOb at Wapato High. near Yakima. Wash. Timmer compiled a r emarkable 171·43 record in his nine years as junior varsity coach for the Barons, which included six league championships <1nd two second place finishes. F,....Pa~BI CdM-NEWPORT RIVALRY Mar's league <Sea View ). "W E CAN'T A FFORD to spend any time other than th.ts week for Corona del M ar " Corona del M ar's Sea Kings wer e 21·7 upset victims to San Cl em ente in the opener and Pizzica says: "Corona del Mar was very definitel y looking past San Clemente to this gam e I know Cor ona del M ar will play its very best ~ame of the year against us. but t his is just a practice gam e to get us ready to achieve goals we're intcrest<.-d in achieving." P1zzica says Corona del M ar's frustrations of bcmg in the same school district, yet seldom win· mng 1s the key to the hate list. ··AT THE B EGI NNI NG of the year our guys pick the tcum they want to beat mo~t." says Morris. "I can't help it, it is how we feel. l 'm wearing a T ·shirt that says 'Go Sea Kmgs, Deal H arbor .'" Pizzi ca is also irked by the cancellation of the junior varsity gam e, called off by Coronu del M ar. .. It bothers me." says Pnzica. '.'The Junior varsity players help the varsity get ready and earn the ri~ht to participate and play. We build the varsity off our junior ..-arsity. • "CORONA DEL MAR was los· ing by shout 48 points last yt.•ar when they pulled their team off the field alter three: <iuartcrs. saying they didn't have enough players." M orris says: "We cancelled the game because or injuries. Right now we have some guys who are starting for the varsity that would normally be in the JV game. Pizz1ca can say what he wants, but we don't have enough to play. We're no\ bJessed with the numbers t hey have out for football." .. Corona del M ar nas 45 pl ayers, we have 53," counters Pizzica. "Rut it m akes no dif· ference. We've scheduled El Dorado to take Corona dcl M ar's place" BOT ll TEAMS arc winless after one g<1me as NC'wport was " 15· 13 loser ~11 Long Beach M 1llikan. Morns says that fact mak es httlc diffnence m this tiff: "It might mean somethrng to the pre::.::.. but 1t doci,n 't mean anything to the coaches or player s." Neither tei.lm appears lo be at full strength Rc•g ular quarterba ck· defensive ha<"k Dave H itzel broke h is finger in the pre- season sc·rimm ... ge and Alan Gaddis figures to be at quarterback again for Newport Harbor . Morris says wide receiver and cornerbaC'k Dave .Johnson and <.·ent<'r·lin('back('r Skip Allen are out with hip·pointPrs. while Rick S tarnt.·s cont i nu<.·-. on the sidelines with a slrcss fractur<.' in hi!> foot One major chan~t.· in thl' start· rng CdM <irmor t!\ tht• insertion o f Kurt flro ckm an a l quartl·rb:rrk . t1(•corc11ng to Morrill Wednesday. September 27, 1978 DAIL V PILOT 83 Davis Cup Team Picked U.S. Goes Witlwut Connors Again FRANK SEURER Edi on QB idelined 4-8 Weeks Dy ROGER l'l\RLSON OI 1r. 0•111 l'llol sun Ed1~on lligh's Charger s wi ll ht· trying to eel on the winning tr;.H'k Friday night, but 1t will be wllhoul quarterback Frank Seurer. who has been lost for four to eight weeks with a frac· lured Jaw. Ed1!'.on Coar h Bill Workman c:onf1rmed Tuesday that his re· turning sl arting quarterback, a 1unior. has had his jaw broken in two places. f'rom AP Olspatche11 NEW YORK -Spurned agaln by Jimmy Connors. US. tennis oHt<'iuls unexpt.ctedl y chose v<>terans Stun Smith and Arthur Ashe for l~ team that will meet Sweden Oct. 6·8 In the Davis Cup ~emirtnals. The Swedes are optimistic. "l think this looks a bit easier than we thought." Swedish cap. t aln Martin Curlstetn said Tues· day In Stockholm. "I am sur· prised al the American team selection I did not believe that Arthur Ashe and StC1n Smith would be picked." Neither did a l ot of other pco· pie. But American captain Tony Trabert chose the 35 ·year·old Ashe and the 31-ycar-old Smith. along with Vitas Gerulaitis and Dick Stockton. to face the strong Swedes, l ed by three-time Wimbledon champion Bjorn Uorg. I n so doing. he went ahead without Connors. the U .S. Open t1tleholder. who ignored an in· v1tation to join the team. "We never got a reply from him." s:.iid Trabert Connors. the United St ates· top player. has not played Davis Cup smce 1976. when he lost in the decisive match to Mexico's Raul Ramirez. Completfog the U.S. team are Brian Gottfried and San Clemente resident Bob Lutz, a doubles specialist who has team ed well with Smith in lhe past. JIMMY C:OIOtOIU M>eLUTt A~he. a formt·r Wi mbledon and U S. Open <'hampion who appears to have recoVt.·red f rom a n agging heel injury. and Gcrulaitis probably will play sing les. Smith and Stockton. both power fu l servers und volleyers. arc expected Lo han die the doubles assi gnment. Bor~ has won 26 Davis Cup matches in u row. ~StMfflfl~ ATLANTA -Two of the top seeds in the $100.000 J\llC1ntJ Women's Tenni s C lassi c Wimbledon champion MC1rtina Navratilova Clod Hrita1n's Virginia Wade struggled to victories in the opening round of thl' competition. Top-seeded Nav,ratilova ovt-r· came a tough early challenge from unseeded Ann Kiyom ura T uesday and went on to win tht: match 7-6. 6·3 Wade, l ast year's Wimbledon champion and the No. J seed here. had to com e from berund to defeat Caroline Stoll 4-6. 6-1. 7·5. fn olht>r ur11on Tut.'sduy, Zen da Liess d{'fN1tcd t7 -ycur·old am ~1tl'ur Wf'ndy While 6 I, 6·3. South African Yvonne Vermaak surprlist.'d Mareen Louil' 6 4. fl·3. Jeanne DuVall he.it South African Maru,e Kruger 7 6. 2·6. 6·4 and Lea AntonOJ>Oh~ btmt Paula Smith 6·4, 2 6, 6·4 Walt• IJpset SAN FRANCISCO Th(• de· rending chctmpion 1s out of 1t hcfort' the big guns have lw)(un to fire in the men's open tennis tournament at the Cow Palac:e Outch Walls. who upset Brian GottfriPd to win her e last year. w as beaten 6·4, r. 4 Tue!>day n1 s:ht by 10th Hedcd D1l'k Stockton ..,,.,, ......... On 8~"111\0ft, '>-n. tkl 6tv<~ No<noh P~n,., 16, 1• Mike C•llill, Wllmu>Qlon, 0~1 . O~I Sl•n !>,,,•lll Hollon Hoo NC. o J, o 4 JOhttn Kr•l"fll. Au\tt1.i. Ot'.'f c;enf' M•Y,., M10ltdm, N J 4 6, I>~ • J Terty Rocttvefl. Au\troCJhn cht t (r111t, ~~n 0111en. s.tn Mfleo, 1 ~. • J ••II Llllt. S... 0.-lt. Oltl J"'tn C."-nll"••w. Fr•n<e, l-6 4 o , .. fim Gvtllck\Ot'I °"•'•~*' .. W1\ Get Or:fWh\. A~l\IOn, P•lm !,C)t lnQ~. 6 t. • 4 801> H•wltt S.0..111 11111«1. Octl fonv Or•twm_. Lo,Al'l9'0IM / .. ,I ) f ~", MIJOI. MonrM Ld • C)f>f 8ttf n•f' M1n0t". Soulll Alrlu, 6-4, J..o. • 1 H~nlt PtlUet, 6.tlc~r~llelO, <Ml Colln D11>1ov Aw>lt•I•• '• • ' Brut e-M•l'\\On, LO' A norh•\ d.-f Mt"Old So1om011, Fort l.,.tud9ro<1IP, 1> J. I \ AO>((>~ TArtner, l(oow~ll hl•nO, !> C., (Ml, JOlln Awslon, S•n A"9f'lo, l hd>. /.~. 1>-J A ndtew Pdtl•'\Oft Ahodr\f• o.-t ~~~Mc M•ll•n. Soutn AlrlCd •-O I S 010 SIO<.klon, C..ttOlllon, ftu\, Oel 8111th W•ll\. '>.ln JOY', ..... _. .. or••"" P-tt•, 11•11. oet A-r folO• Er>0l•nO, 1-4 :1-6. •-• Jolln McEnroe. Ooug11>s1on. N v .. O•I O••~ SchMldtr Soulll Alrlu. 6·•. • •, I b "ThP doctor has recom · mended that Seurer not be in· volved in any contact sports for a year." says Workman. "His jaw 1s to be wired shut for four to eight weeks. But this is no or· dinary kid "Seurer was at practice Satur· clay with eight stitches inside has mouth cind CJnothcr seven out· side Monday he was throwing and lifting weights " Also on the injury list is run· ning back Rob Milucky <broken foot J for three weeks and strong safety Mike Rohrman <broken thumb I for four weeks. fl was a ru~ged blow for the Chaq~ers, highly touted in pre· ~eason consider ation. But Edison. in addition to los- ing its starting qu<1rterbcick. lost 1ls opener to Canyon as the lat· t er scor ed a 24-20 decision despite being held to 92 yards rushing and passing. College, NFL Odds Listed The Los Angele s Rams a r e nine-point favorites over New Orleans Sunday, accord· in~ to odds posted by Harrah's Reno Race and Sports Book. Here are the picks and point spreads for this weekend 's Nation al Football League games. Also listed are games in· vol ving teams ranked in the A ssociated Press' lop 10 college football poll : IFYOll'VE MEA#lllG TO GET 1#10 SPORTS, WE'VE GOT Tiii PERFECT OPmllG. "We just weren't huogr y," says Workman "We had <1lready won the polls and played with very httle emotion.'' A ssu ming the r e ins at quarterback for Edison will be 6-4 junior arl<Iroyer. Edison returns to non·league action Friday night at Orange Coast College again s t E l Modena. NATIONAL l'OOTaALL LaAOUE SUNOAV New York Gt-s Jover""'""'• 8ull•lo 1 over l(enw~ City Cl•v••-3 over Houslon Ml"""I 10-St. Louis N4tW E r>Ql.,.S { ,.,,.r SM! Die90 PlllSbul'QI> 11owr ,.... Vortt Jeb 11111--..s-.r~.., Pllll•Oell>f>i• s ovet Belli,,_• -GN'e<> S.y S over Detroit Los Anoe•~•-New ~IHn> 0.okl•nd ~ ov.r QMyqo ~nver •over Se•llte C•n<lnn•ll •nd S-Fr•n<•'iCO ••~n -y 0•11•> s OY'8r Wa>lllnoton C p I COLLEGE ypress o oists No t 0 ... ~u:!!~, .. , uM .. """" N. p· l 14-13 No 1 Arhon••l<-nc> OCICIS vs T Ul\A lp 1ra es, No JSoul11HnCal 17ovtrMKl"9"n SI After rualying l ate in the ~: ;:~;,::·r.;;1 •:;;:~~ rcu game. Ot>ange Coast Colleg(J)s No • Tun I• owr l fU\ T.cll water PolO team foll \0 C\.·preSS ~~:Ill/ Al•bot.,...-nc> OCICI> Y\ Van College, 14· 1.3. in a second sud-No a run A&M no oe10> vs. den·dcath stanza Tuesday after· Mempn1sSc 0000 c.~: .. ,.: P1lhburglt 6 over Norlh K eller Penrod had 13 savt•s No 10 Fiorio.~111e sovtrHov"°" and Steve McGowan scored six No 11 L.ou•"-s1•1•-"° oo. vs. Ro<t gOa lS in a losing effort for the No 11 NeC>r.t\~a love1 lndl'"'41 Pir ates. who ccime back from a No nonoos1a1~uowr&•11or 12-9 deficit with three minutes 10~~ ;~~= 1"'DD1"1 unc1er009 remainJng in regulation to send No 1s ~rv1M'OJ.,....,,K,n1uc•1 t he game into f our extra No~~hw!~1~~101•00-no 000~ "' periods. No 11 1owa St•l•-no OCIO• v> sad d 1 c b a(' k c 0 I leg c . 0·,::·,.uCLA ISovtt Mlnnt\Ol<t m<~anwhilP, i;corcd four tames in No 1q Georoo• • Po•n1"""'1•00910 each quarter to submerge visit· So~~,, i:~~!~a l\ov~r Tu•a,... 1 ng Ct tr us, 16 H. with eight 01,..rG.tmu Gauchos sharing IO the scoring. Cel•IOtnl.OllowrW•>llllrQln•• WA>ll•nQton l•ovtrO•t!QOfl Slttl~ Score by f'erlOdl WA•1t1no1nnSIAle 1•0•~' Mmv Ordng~ C.o.l\I I \ 1 • 11 I 0 O IJ At 11nna SOYt't Iowa C•O'"H • 7 ) l f) 1 0 1 •• C.olOdlebovu Cou>ell OCC Sm1111 J. Corne! ?. S•••o 1. McC.Owttn 4, BostonCOll"Ql' t•avuvt'n Au~' t Svf•Cu'\.e1over tt1tno•' Sc ore by~.,.,., Auburn )0.,., f f'f'"'"'"° (1lrU\ 1 t I , • M 1\\l\\1.,.,.S.t e.oW"r~IC)ttdd 'o•OO"I>•<• • • • • 16 No c .. r SI UC>Yet Wttlce Forol SA0Ctl,.bt1(tc ~l\oflnQ ... f'nd_,.~ l. M llO'<h 1. K~n\t'\ MlllfT'll\1Yfn ti tUQer 7 8r"\hwr t LtMo.tc:• 1. 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I 4 h,r'I · • Bostock WoiRen's Res~u1u (Other pnzes will mclude three sets of men's and women 's sports outfits. complete with choice of shoes ($50 value). and a free Frontrunners personalized headband for everyone, while supplies last.) Scholarship WOMEN'S T(NNIS M•riM CJOI Ctl UftCVU\lly Sl"91el Rowen IMI def Gt••" 4 I Gel NORTHRfDGE (APl Cwlleni»J. H.,..,nk IM1won"'l,6·• -L y man Bostock had s1r•crw1 CM> del Tnomo-on o 1, 0.1 Planned l o dona t e o .. 1,~11 •0,Ml)r1l)CM1won111.•·1, l(Otn IM I cMf Fran• 6 •• .,., O'Don m oney for a baseball Ml • 1. Mau'"' 11 wr.n 4 1. • •. h I h. h' Ar•novtl CMI Otl Ye~""' Io Gel SC 0 ars Ip at IS alma LH6-•. Coul\DC.·• mater . Northridge State 0...1>1 .. offi~ials said Tuesday . Mo~;:',,!~"0~.:;,:·;~··"":Ms'.,1~~~~ ~0 The school announced s,,,11116 o, n1100-H"•"1" IM> 11"1 • • that at was establishinR ::;, .. ~~·,":!'~~;:.";.' ~n\:, '~',a;~ 8 SC'h Olarship in ht~ nollySlonr •o,Fw1llAl(<'IMl~"IM name. ~0~'1' 'v~.1-:' e~!i,~::'~ ~·r7~,11"':., R 0 s t 0 c k • l h c Ollv•r 0 S/'njtll ·~. e .... , M<C'•llufh California Angels• oul · tMt 10" 1 ~ 1 • fiel der who died of a C•peV•11i1:!;,~1M"""' gunshot wound Sunday Meuenmnn ICI lcnl 10 Rot>trh · I G I d J 6 o.i v~ 1») Ot• 6•own 6 ' mOrntng n ary, n . , C)tnl)ll IC:I t~I 1 +. won • 1, • J, h a d s la r r e d f or slit11•0 cc1'°'"·•.w0111>•,10>1•·• Northridge in 1971-72. Gr1~W1111=~c1 ~1 erun- The sehool's baseball Ltt ,_., a.-1 P .. u1.Jen""' .... ""1 COaCh, Bob Jliegert, an• Olt•er·HOOQU ~I . Mnon•yllam· R-•u ICI ~I • 6. -... I. 6 o· nounced the scholarship, v•rg•, 11ut• 1c1 won , 1. 1~1 H . which was set up by the -"• 1 Nor th ridge physic a I uav11• h.1<11 •s. "°""'•in V•ll•Y • si ...... education and athletic w111,11 1~1 de! C...rflt~ ~' ""' de pa r tmcnts. Mllh ~o. ~ M&rotr11m ..o, "'"'~ ILi won I ~. !Ml Jo, woo 6 •. ~n)l~r Bostock wns alle~cdly •l 110•1 u , u 06 shot hy a man he didn't ~ .. I Cl won • 0, 6 0 6 0, Scltullt !Cl • I, 61, A·O. -.. 88'H Cw,hlnQ IC) Oel 8e11s. Morts~r ... ,. ~· Aul•·C.U.ll•t • •. Ml Ball S.uman 6·l, French Powell ICI lost 3·6, ~ 6 3, 6-l . MMAulo· S..rvln CCI ~ • •· by <k'l•ull. won . ) WOMEN'S VOLLE VIALL JUftlorColl- 0•8"0<' C:0.>1 °"' s..001~1><1co, 1~ ). " 16, ,, t• Lono B"&e" cc °"' (iol(t(•n WMI H ~.IS II, IS·ll, 111 1S 10 Hl ... SC-1 MM on~""' C.c>DO V•lll'y I\ 8 I\ J <.osl<1 M"'" ~I EOl\on H 9. SIS, IS 11 WOMEN'S P'IELOHOCKE 'f Goldf>n Wt•\I J Ml S1tn Anli>no ~n Anlor.lo 117, All11n14 109 New Jer .. y t 14,Mllw-.. 10) C~••l•nd 101. Ott"lll 't GolOt!rt Sl•I• "'· S.allle" NallOftal 14«-ey LA ..... NV hl•ndlon 7 AllMl" l 8ull•10•. 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Braden says he also expects a sale to a Latin American publishing firm in the near future. Braden's book. co-authored by Bill Bruns. sold approximately 60,000 hard cov- er copies in the U.S. and will be the basis or an upcoming television series. He·s a psychologist, college professor, inventor. comedian. tennis genius and nut, and Braden has turned his "tennis college" flpproach into a bonanza. rr you haven't read the book or attended the campus at Coto de Caza. you may have seen or heard him u a color commentator for the Lb Strings' WTT matches, or doing TV work at collegiate rnatcnes. - All-time great J ack Kramer thinks so highly or Braden that he has called him, "The world's greatest tennis coach," and now the book publishing world is beginning to agree. Newport Poloist Favored Newport Harbor lllgh, tbc dt · Cendtng Cl F <t·A water polo champion. heads ¥ Cleld of 32 teams entt>red In the third an· nual South Co1tsl Lournament whlth t(CL' under way Thursday. Co m petition will be conducted at four urea high schools - Newport llarbor. Dana lltlls. M11s1on VicJo and Irvine Led by James 8"rgeson, the 1977 CIF cef.Playcr of the Year. Nl'wport Hurbor is expected to caµt ure the tourney title for the !>l't'ond lime The Sailors lost in ht!>l year's final to Mi ra Costa. a team hit hard by graduation. Sunny I I.Ills <Fullerton 1, LM> Altos <lladenda Heights l and Dos rucblos I Goletal are fovored to win their respective pooh, und advance to the final round o f four , Saturday ul Newport Harbor l11gh. Area t eams entered are Capistrano Vall ey. Dana Hills, Laguna Beach, University, Cslan~ia. Mission Viejo, 'Irvine. Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar and El Toro. The first round pairings: Newport Harbor Newport • Tustin. 3 p.m . · Corona del Mar-Palos Verdes, 3 SO : Mira Costa-Foothill, 5:30; LB Wilson-Patrick Henry, 5:30. Dana Hills Sunny Hills-Capistrano Valley. 3 p.m .: Dana Hl lls·Crescenta Valley, 3:!;0; Downey-Thousand Oaks 4 40; Chaffey-Valhalla, 5 30 Mission Viejo Lo s Altos-Laguna. 3 p.m .: E s t a n cia -LB Poly. 3:50; University-Lakewood, 4:40; Mis· sion Viejo-Crawford. 5:30. lrvlne E l Dorado-Los Alamitos 3 p.m .: LB Millikan·Costa Mesa. 3 :50; lrvi ne -Fallbrook. 4:40: Dos Pueblos-El Toro, 5:30. · GWC's Oakley Declared Ineligible Golde n West coac h Ray Shackleford is a very grateful individual today. Informed by a Los Angeles CC football coa ch last week that Rustler runntng bac k J ohnny Oakley may have no more JC e ligibility left, Shackleford did som e quick checking and found the tip to be true. Oakley was not qualified. It a ppears Oakley had pre- viously played for Shaw College in Raleigh, N.C. two years ago bes ides his season with LACC last year. ''.I'm glad we found out about SaddlefJack Be•t• ct'TF Fla•i. it now rather than later when it S ddl b k C II ·11 be th •t f th c 1.r . y th might have hurt us." comment-.a e ac _ o ege ~1 e s1 e or e a 1 orrua ou ..• ed Shackleford. Tennis Foundat1~n state finals Oct. 29. . . "Oakley had told me he youn~sters an four age groups from eight lo 17 w!IJ compete, played in onJy one game at Shaw ('oming ~rom thr<!ughout Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San and then got hurt. J called the fie rnardino count1e!-I., . . . . coach and he said he pla¥~ in The CYTF mobile trammg center rolled into more than 20 every game .. comm.unities in the four counties this s ummer. bringing free in-Oakley played in Golden stru~.t1on a,nd leago_c play to nearly 7.000 youngste~s. West 's first two games of the • Wl_lal ~ amazing about .thes.e tournaments 1s that_ there are season a nd averaged five yards hiany kids mvo,i,ved wh<?• until this year, never before packed up a per carry atihough the Rustlers (~nnis racquet., says Jim Brown, founder and director of_CYTF. lost the two contests. He did not ~And now they re playing In a huge tournament. often against ex· play in the Rustlers' win over ecrienced players." East LA Saturday because of a Billie J ean King on what it's like to climb the mountain top: •:once you reach the top, there's the a bsolute dread or the day it's all going to end. You can never win enough lilies, or money, or owards. because people always expect you to do it one more time." stomach pull. H Oakley had continued. it may have cost GWC conference victories later as the Rustlers would have been forced lo forfeit games due to an ineligible player. :Horse Racing R,esults . fakers Fall To Blazers ' Pomo"• f'wT ... .-.y I IRll Uy .. 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(Aut>ln l )I 10, t 00, & IO S.119" l · th I t · eooey IToddt 11 oo. • eo: w.1 Moll•"' 1si..,.,..,1 '7 00, u goa s an e B e goin~ ui~~,~~~~:. ooN... co.nr.iai >• .,, iuo. ,.oo, Tuesday night to lead 1 1 .. ,01n1 o.i. «U011thl111 uo. uo: J"'"" .io. 1~1 th e P o r ll a nd Tr a 11 '0:11111 ,__...,, sw 1wi.ew1 t0.• . ..,.. .,.... J .>• Blazers to a 113-106 vlc- L• .. ll•flMf (ltlt<lll•I 1.2t, s.•: IC~ ~. lo r y ove r the Los 1~rr"~:'=9~()."..-,~ ... ,.,,,.:°" Angeles Lakers In the "'"' IAOenoienl uo .... ; (~" ),Jq second 1•me or a Na· "~"' ·~ °'""' l . 1 tUO. ,.ao, s .. ao l Knlol\t ,.., 1rtt tt.Mto1t.oo~. 1 11-..._ 1-.1 lion al asketbal As · i.ooUuKu. ,.,., 1111C1 m..... I I E II r~ 1toM ILltMflllll toAO, JM. •.tO: S O C at On preaeason ~r,'*'•'~J.""""'*'' uo, uo: DMI'• Meek•~• doubleheader. N ntll•--.i.t.c•V-.. '°'ll'ldJl •OO.Uo._uo In the (lrs t game. ~~,,.. s.eci.i <"*"1 ....,. >to: o., ,.,_ ITHOI g u a rd J oh n Lu c as 1 ..,111 r.ce-4ut1er'1H<t•o10ouer .... 1 n..o. ,,20 ""°· •cored 16 points and was Aro,•I Kim lc;.M~lll •.60. J.60; h~lll klll• " "·~°''•' »oo; t.ha.c::i. uo.., 0<0le1 .. '° c redited with u tame · A '·°"· high six assists as the NY-Jlo8too OD TV Golden State Warriors NEW YORK CAP> _ rr the New Jefe.ated the Seattle York Yankees an~ston Red Sox Su~rSoniC1d98·9l . i ~ • ~· 4--~~ ~ ..... -.Eo..rw•s Adr_ A..O ... Otv sum race.~A~~Helevlse thert'~ttUMW'ln1ife'Tl VI ,.,. one· game playof( Monday o t :30 13 Clcld aoal attempts a .m ., PIYf) from Boston. a nd led the Lakers. FOOTBALL I TENNIS I WATER POLO Area JC Grid Coaches Eye Dangerous Rivals By JOHN 8£VANO Of-~~-.... Saddleback head coach Ken Swearingen wasn't the mos t talkative Individual after his team l08t a rough 24-22 decision to Or ange Coast Friday night. As ked for a reaction toward h is team 's performance. all Swearinge n could ans wer was "no comment" Swearingen expreAsed his feel· ings a bit more explicitly though Tuesday at the weekly J C Coaches diMer .. It was a good football game 1f you weren·t coaching." he said with a smile. "THEY J UST KNOCJ(ED the crap out of us an the fi rst half. I JUSl don't know if it was a case of the m knocking the crap out or us. or if we 're Just crappy " The defcal was a tough one for the Gauchos Trailing 17·2 at the half, Sad· dleback rallied to take a 22·17 advantage with j ust 1 ·50 re· m aining to play. But OCC scored with 20 seconds left to pull out . the victory. The loss was the first in three games for the Gauchos, and the 24 points were the first allowed by their defense this s eason, having previously shut out the o pposition in the firs t two games. Still. Swearingen didn't fault the defense "l 'M HAPPY with our de· fense. I'm not very happy with our offense," Swearingen said. a lluding to the four interceptions which put Coast in good field position. This Saturday. the Gauchos oeen league play agains t Riverside. and Swearingen ex· peels a tough contest. "Riverside always gives us a good game," he said. Sophomore running back John Gill will return to the Gauchos' backfield having fully recovered rrom a separated shoulder suf- fered against Ventura in Sad- dleback's first game. Gill should provide the stabili- ty Swearingen is looking for in his offense. OCC MENTOR Dick Tucker. was obviously pleased with the TUCKER SWEARINGEN SHACKLEFORD outcome of lhc game which left his team with a 3·0 record .. I thought we controlled the Cirsl hall pretty good. and then we had to hang on fo r dear life," he s aid. "There's always some luck in- volved in a game like that. but we 'II .ake it.·· Of a ma1or concern to Tucker is his opponent for Saturday ni g ht -Long Beach City College-which owns a 2-1 re- cord. has yet to lose to Coast al home and holds a 5-2 advantage overall. ·'They have some great run· ntnR backs and a re very big of- fensively. It's going to be a very difficult game for us and we're going to have to play awfully well to stay with them." • ON THE SURFACE. Golden West's game with College of the Desert Saturday night doesn't look like much of a proble m for the Rustlers. but it might be. The Rustlers a ppear to have too much depth and too many skilled players for Desert.4 ~ut the Roadrunners possess a pret- t y good quarterback in 6-4. 180- pound Robin Gabriel, the son of f or m e r Ram quarter ba c k Roman Gabriel, and his aerial gar e could be a factor against a Rustler secondary that has al- lowed 21 yards per completion. ··Desert has a good team and is much belt.er than its l -2 re- co rd indicat es ... sai d Shackleford. whose team owns an identical mark after its first win or the season, a 31·27 de- cision over E ast LA last Satur- day. "Tll~Y'RE NOT v<>ry big on lhe of(ens1vt.• line. but lhc.:y have a good roach in Ray Hult.'hcr . they 're the defending Ocst.'rt Conference champion. and wt.''rc playing them t here. where it s hould be real hot.'' As In the East LA conte:-.t, Shackleford hopes to play a lot of players an the Desert game to ~ivc them game ex~rience · · 1 t hank we played 65-70 players before halftime in our game with East LA. and it's our intention to do the same in the Desert ~amc. "W E WANT TO GET our p layers so m e pl aying e x · perience." said Shackleford, --so if we need them during the m1d- dle oflhcycarthey'll be ready." Shackleford was particularly pleased with the play or hb de- fensive line !which recorded 18 s ack s I. Cross Country CIF&nkiPI .. ,,. (IOU C.-ry 4-A ,, Simi V•llev, 7 Foothill, 3 0o, PU<'t>IO'> ' (h•llo ) LB Wll>on, • Sunnv Holl' I Down~•. 8 M"• CO\I•, • Uftl••tJll.,; 10 LO' AldtnllO\ l ·A I Upl.in\ t Bu• b.tul. I I W••nut ~ 81~ Amat,• LO\ .t1m•~. 10 MIHtOft Vle,O Olf'ls' Cffl• G°""''"' 4·A 1 £411 .. ,., 7. PdlO'> v.,oe,, 1 Rot11nq H•ll' • C.r ... a ... Mar. \ C.0.t.t -W. & F-1••" V•lley; 1 0oo. 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MORE THAN s1,soo Play DAILY PILOT PIGSKIN PICKEKDD SPOMSORB> IY WEEICLY StCOMD AMD THIRD PRIZES TRANSISTOR RADIOS To be eligible for weekly contest awards, entrants muat predict the winner• of each of 30 football games and alao guess the total number of points scored in alt 30 games. . ~=~·= ~1r.~:r.~'l!'t.t~:!':.~".,;•1:·~ ~:::r:: be lie i !!"~'lot •rnployo ""' ,_,, 1"""9'91.-•-•i.. •••not •lhtlbt• t fl£ •1tEAKElt •LANK MUST BE FILLED IH 011 £Hllt., I~ VOID •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : ENTRY BLANK : • • : Name . . . . • . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . • • . : • • • • • • • • • Address ................................. : CJtr ......................... ZJp........... : • PlloM ............................... .. : Circle teotms you think wlll win this week's QamH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ;n '"t . ,. . , .. , ~ ...... ,~ ... !·:·',,.: ... ~ .... ·~·"' FOOTBALL ~ig kin _Pie~ roo FV Woman Wins lllbl..tfl p10.:11ui.ltl'.ilur.., took QVer lhe lop t\lfO places in lh1• second week or tbt.4 1'11o!'"-"' P1ckeroo ronh''' s11o n,11n·ll h\ th l>;a11)· 1'1101 .ind Dunl.1p TV A p p I 1 u 11 ,. t• ' \\ •• r l' h v u $ f' Sho" room of t 'uur1t111n Valle) S.Ulh Mtll Jlhl' nr Jo'ount In Valk} was tht• II',., .111 winner by p1ckm.: Z2 ~.,mt<:-. o ut tif 30 cor r l'C'l l) ~·· \Hti. thr only ('ntrunl to 1itet that mun) n.iht Puul.1 l'opov or U.tlhoJ WL'\ on" u( 1!\ pl.1\t'I '> p1ck1nit 21 ttam,•s t'ilrl"('('tl\ but wal\ <'lot.t''>l to thf' ll~ brt-Akt•r to ir.1h 'fC'Clnd 111 .wr Thi· 1111.11 potnl' '>1'11r1 .. 1 1n thl' 30 J(llllll'b WB!t 1,1311 \\llh Popov onh :0.1 x off ut I. H!> {j II ry Gr.I) or llu11tinut11n U1·1.t1•h fu11 ,lwd th11 ct with l t rlttht and bt•11l~ only 10 p<>int.'I ort the He lm•Jtkcr wlt.h l. l49 m. h1i. J>Oinl MUE'SI. 'fhl'rf' wt•rt· t;&i wit r11•11 for lht· "IN'Ofld Wl..'l'k, ltll IOC rC1111>1.• 11( H!• over the finst wt•1•k M o r p h 111 w 1 n i. a I :! 1 n d1 c; t· n l' rn I 1<: I l' t' t ri t' 1 • o rt u h It· tl'lt1VhlOn 11('l prl'M'nt1.•d hv Dunla p·., of !0960 'l'alll('rt Av"' 1n Founluin Vullcy SPECIAL VALUES FOR TODAY THRU SUNDAY S e hoblo Espanol 4-PL Y POLY TUBELESS TIRES 77 Pl US Sl.69 FE T A78 13 BLACKWAlt TUBELESS 27 MONTH "'°M11f i1t&ll •flt• •u~11 1 " 20.88 i 1 90 s 1 93' LIMITED WARR=A:;:.NT:.;.Y-1· ~~~ ... p; 2-rLY POLYESTH CORO I OOY -2 THAO l'llES OF fllUGLASS BIG WIDE TUBELESS TIRES 99 llUPS r•lVlNT l)AMAGI IV VANDALS Wednesday, September 27, 1978 Top Matador P t'rf orm unday T l.I UAN/\ Lua!. Proc:unu. Joi.t•l1to llul·rta und JoM' Han1on T1r;11lo. thrt>l' of lht• htAA~hl 11.1nu'" 1n bullf1~thlln~. perform ,,, th1' El Torl'll de T1Juunil downtown bullring hcrt• Sunday "'1th thl' first l'vcnt slall•d for 4 o'l'loc:k P rot·urrn . ~5. 1:0. a lmost u l('~('nd lit· gavt' a farewe ll cor 11da in 1973 m T 1Juuna, thesa in 1!174, mad<' his last formal cor - rida 111 Plat.a Ml·xi<:o llu(•rt11, M, retired in 1973 ~halt• Tm1do, 44 . as s till an ac llVl' matador having fought m tht· s uit of lights at plazas in Spa111 ant.I M exico 2946 BRISTOL ST. SO. OF SAN DIEGO FWY. PHONE: 549·1533 Sports Calendar ·~•1'9114 ,,, Hll'I kc.Ml l .. Jtl Wtl•• ~ulOn V .. lo t i SuntlY Miii\ 01 (to .. ,_,,., ""'"'ti A owl...,. Ul J-c.i._ '"''"'' W•lor Polo Rl .. nlOf el °'""90 (Ot\I U lOI So<tt• Go•-W~\I Al Gl-•I• 0 llOI Tl>wWIJ ('9p4. Jtl Kltillk ..... l .. Y•~ ~oolball Ut1l ... ~1, •\ Utt 6miOM ti lrvl,,. HtOft (I JOI. 0Ufll Vlt• V\ 5'wllt Aftf ti~ At1t Bowl Ill. ltlm of Ille WOtlCI "' Lt-Hiii\ ti MIUlon V .. lo Cl JOI W•l•r Polo-Fovt1lt lt1 Va lle, ti Kalelle I• Om I. P-•V et WI\ (lamet1lo ()); ~I Tourt1ement IN-OOtl Hett>or. C.oront Clel Me•. (01te Moe. E\ltnete, Unl,,.ttlh . lrvl~•. UQUM 8Hch end 0.M Hlll\I et N••llOtl Httbor HIQll CtOU Country Unlver\llY and Capl•lr•no lltll•v at S.001-k, El Toro et Sen t •emet11e. ttuntlnQt~ 0.e<h •• Potlll<• al HB Central Pt••. Malar 0.1 at NewPOtl H1rbor (all 11 J ISi l'rl<la' IS.Pl 2'1 Hltftk -lkYll Foolboall St AnthOfty al L•oun• BHCI\ II JOI El Toro Y\ 0.M Hiii\ 11 Sen Clemente 181 111\lln et MtUIOll V••lo tit. S.dClleboack ti 1ro1ne H1on ti lOI. 0o1 .. G•-11 Huntlnoton 8Hc:n FULLERT 10 JOou~I••" Vall•• a l l.onq BH <h w11...,. 11 JOI (or-Gel Mer 11 NtwPO<t HarllOf' Ill. ~II -"'° "' EGI-ti. O<tn90 CN•I cellep Wtter Polo-New110•1 lournn INewoort Hatllof. Cot-cllol Mar Co.I• Mew. Est-ta, Unl,..r\llY. •rv•ne. l•9uM Bu<" El Toto. C..olslreno Vall.vi •I Nowpo<t Ha rDor H~ IJI Edl\Of\ al 5onof• I) 0 1, MerlM •• OcH tl Vi-t i Goteltn W.\I IJ UI E19llt·m•n tootb•ll Tronlly ~utll•••n at CtPl\lr•no Vallt¥ Cntl•tl•n UI J...W. c.I'-'"'""I Waler Polo-Golc:Mn Wt•I tnd SacltlltW<k at Northern C..lllOfnle tourney ti OtAN t Ctou COVtltrv--Or~ Coe\I, S.n Olt90 A.Ww •I CtrrilO\ CJ 301; Cl\efftv. Pel01T11r. tmOOJrlal Valley •t s-eo.c1< 13.JOI ' SelWUY 15"4. Ml HltillSc:_ l .. ,11 FooCt>•ll-Hortn Montt••v (011nl¥ ti C•Pi\trano V•ll•Y 17 JOI, Coit• M•W •I s.. Clt"'tntt 11 JOI. a ... ,.. Petl< o ElletlCI• el Or•noe Coe'1 Colleoe 111. Metln• v• M•tlftOll• al Glover Stadium (I 301, HOf'lll IAlvtrtlel*I •I M•ter Del (1 101. W•ter Po10-Newp0rc Httbor loutnamonl, Warren et HUl'ltlnot~ Bttch 110• m I SANTAANA 1530 S. HARBOR BLVD. PHONE: 870-0700 120 E. FIRST ST. AT CYPRESS PHONE: 547·7477 \ DAILY PILOT 8 $, .... T e rlingua Tops Oak Tree Field ~ .... • ' I ARCADIA rrt-tllngua. un • bcutcn in four lifetime start:-. 1 and a d1v1s1onal standout ov<.>r t her West Coa:.l rivals for m1 , llonal laurels. tops a list or 104 two-year-old fillies eligible for • Oak Trtll'0 :. $100.000-added Oak Lear Stakes SundC!y. Oct. 22. : The 24 day fall meeting geti. • under way on Thursday. Oct. 5 • and runs through Sunday. Nov. 5 »l Santa Anita Park. A daughkr of Tripl.c Crown winner and two-ti me horse-of-the year Secretariat, Terlingua ha~ earned all or her triumphs in ad· ded-money compet ition. WESTMINSTER 15221 BEACH BLVD. PHONE: 893·8544 OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 8 A.M.-9 P.M./SAT. 8 A.M.·6 P.M. SUN . 9 A.M.·5 P.M. TOP Tm~ QUALITY t ·~·-PEP BOYS SPECIAL ON PENfza•'-..,;; .. ? ... _, : ..... DUAL 15,000 MILE Oil J79 ~=-FILTER EA. UOYD REGULAR OIL ftftc FILTER7~v. DETERGENT I MOTOR OIL S SECTION ELECTRIC MOTOR POWER ANTENN • fully retra<tal>le ... 111.u11ts 011 111ost <an FllESH NEW s rocK BATTERIES mAM POCKET RADIO • Bok»Ne •ur" STEREO MOUNT & LOCK· BRACKET • front or rear fendet MAKES _ \ installation STEREO • ,., ~ 11'100 f M·600 PREVENTS • llMtl 7• (A,.S PU CUSIOMflt 20W, 30W, 40W ss: lOW-40 66!. •• .. :.'··. ··:··· •llNtl •1, • Qui•t• noisy valv•• & lifters • lettor•s lost compr•uion • Q-"cker Start• 98 •Smoother C running •nein• llMIT • o la'Y to ;.,toll •OOfABlE ~ •Ull Y SIMI THEn • • • ffM&'l 1AUf40MA. ~:~ ••~~.o • • • 3'8 I .. I ~n "'°";ng (~ $ PEP BOYS STILL GIVES A LIMITED ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY* AT NO EXTRA COST TWIN SINGlES IUHllll -----• 00 ••• s I' 7h 11 l ;t!,1.~: ~~~: ,,. '. .. '"' NO U ADf·IH •fOUtHD •All '~ICES Pl US flOUAl fXCISl TAX SERVICE CENTER SPECIAL! • ALIGN FRONT WHEELS • ELECTRONIC BALANCE lt'..-JJU\lb;JM~ p.:;~A~L~ =~~~:!:!1288 19 IKH x 17 IKH SCENTED UTILITY MATSDEODORIZER EASY TO USE CRAGAR o/s AA.AA WHm WHEElS l SUPER SPORT ALL CHIOMI I POICI WHHU 1 llVflSl "' fWfOAH (Al & \~ '''" llCl llNt PEPBOYS ~ON SPECIALS ON ~ ...... DO-IT -YOURSELF & SAVE WITH ~ REPAIR GENUINE ~ KITS GENUINE BONDO AUTO BODY REPAIR KITS FqR CAR, HOMI, BOAT OR SHOP lltf)O"\ hot.\ & den•• •n tor & Irv<~ bodoet & lend.I, 6 PllCI ICITI , • f1bet9lo" F1•ef • Hor~ • f..,. & ' Coor .. $ondpope< • FtbetQlou S<rttt1 .._.,~-11 rllU \ . I P'lllT ) I OUAU ~( •'~4~,,~ I ~Jt' , .... .. . . ' .. ' .... 118 DAILY PILOT Gas Goes Up By The> i.~lalt-d Prt>~ F'1 \ \' } t•ari. .. ftt r A mt·r tt·a C'Umt• fo1•1• Ill (un• ~1th lht• •·nt•ritv cr1111' .le''" Smith ., .,,.,' 1n• l\liltltln 111 Wtl·h1tll, ti.on . 1& db bu.'\ ai. ,., t·r ttut no" Smith ' "tut ic>n jnrJ thou ... antl' hkt• 1t .1t'ro!\ lht <.•ou11tr) Jrt• '"n •n.: !>Olidllt t t' ·"' I hut 1>10 fartlwr on 11 .:allu11 ur ~J!> 1\nd t~\I char~·· . lo4 mon· for 6:B..Ohn1•. 11n ••' •r fCt' 111 'lO c·c•nt' .1 Jl 1llon mttrt• thun flH· ' l'J f 11 UJ:ll T U t; RIS l!t TH T becan 'llllth th•· OC'tob<'r, 1973 . Y..1t lwtw<.'en b11 t•I ond 1urround1n1: ,\n1h t't)ttnlnt'" at1ruptly t•ndc·d .rn t•r.i of rht"np c>nt>r~~ fur \ llH'rlt .l .1n 1nduding lht• U 111ll'd Mull') thol lhcv ltt•l 11•\ t•tl Wl'lt' 11111 dO,t•fy I lt'<.I lo '"' ild Ai; pru'1'!> ioM· .. hurply durln1< and nflt.>r th1· emlwrl(o. th<.• pro due inn 11ut1011' clt"·ovc•rt!d tht•y 1·ould wt th1• ''' 1t·1· and wcrl' not ,,, 1 h•• m•·n·~ •>f th1· 1ntt•rnu11onul "" ('Clrtll)UllWK thal hacl prt'VIOUS f\. cfrrldNi what they would pay TIO; t\llAD NAl'lONS ~lso rllsrovt·rf"d I hut wl 1~ u polt'nl ""1·:e11on ln world u rta1r!> 1\llhuu~h llw ""''Jp11n hu:. not Business So Does Usage .. ( __ E_N_ER_GY_J hccn usl'd sinrt.> the early 70!-., the thrt•ut 111 istill the re. Since the c>mhurl(o, the gov· 1) r 11 rn c n l has b ,. (' n r or c 1 n g Deli oil to build autos that get ht.'lter mlleaRe and requiring dr1vt.'rs t o ~o s l ower I lomeowncrs and bu1>anesses are k<.•cp1ng u closer eye o n t h t•r mos tuts and lnsulatlon munufacturers can't rill the de· rnancl ._; 'J'tw f''edc ral Energy Agency. .1 to man operation half a de· 1·<u.k aJto. ha~ ab!>orbcd several other agencies involved wl lh ene rgy and mushroom ed into th e Departmt>nl of Energy. l>ud~eted at $10 h1lllon annually a nd emuloy10JL 20.000 . EXPLORATION FOR oil and natural gas hus expanded while research on more exotic energy 1>0urces has Intensified. T he higher price of gasoline ha!'! not caused Americans to drive less "H anythmi::. the number of c:irs on the road is increasing in the last five years." Smith notes from his vantage on Wichita's hus tling Central Avenue. "The price would have to get pretty outrageous lo s low their driv in~" Financial Fot11re Clear WHAT'S OUTRAGEOUS? I\ dollar a gallon? Two dollars. a~ il Is in many othe r countries? No one knows . 1-'ive years ago, 67 cents a gallon was outrageous But that's wha t the average American is paying today for re· 1.wlar JZasolinc. Banker Scores Bull's-eye in Business Foreca.st,s The j ump in the price of gasoline. most of il coming between late 1973 and mid·l.975, h ad a dramatic e ffect on gasoline consumption. After ris· ing 25 percent in the five years before the embargo, gasoline usage rose only nine percent in the past five years. tiy JOAN~•: ft KVNOLDS °' .. o.i1, ...... Jt.atf If Ray J a llo w ""eren't u bnnkt•r, he'd make a great snake oil salesman or a stand-in Co .. the Wizard of Oz. Mort.• th ten one Soul h<'rn Cul1rornia tu11~1nessman pro hubly would bl> willing to ~""car the hanke r -economist has a (•rystal ball that provides him an unobstructt'd view of the future. VERY UTrLE a bout the Jra· qui -born J atlow su~gests that ht: hases his financial forecasts on a n y th in1t othl'r th a n the econ omics h<' studied while earning a doctorate at UCLA. Yet he has a wetl-earned re putatlon for accurate economic predictions-a reputation that has someth.ing to do with his job as chief economist for United California Bank and makes him .i sought-after speaker a t busi- ness meetings. He was one of a handful of men to address last week's fo:conomic Outlook Conference at t ht• Anaheim Convention Center HIS PRIMARY message was to counsel active involvement by I he cou nty in international trade, not only 10 exports, but in the solicilmg of foreign invcst- ml!nts in county business. Car Racing EYE ON THE FUTURE Forecaster Jallow The point of such a n involve- ment, he said. would be to at· trac t a dditiona l sources of capital for expans ion of the county's economy. He had plenty of statistics to s upport his point, but during the Lion Country Eyes Expansion Plam Plani; to expand Lum Country Safari theme park in Irvine a re con· tangent upon the !>ale of $3,000,000 in debentures with detachable warrants. Expansion would include the building of a race track for three- quarter-i;ize a utos, recreational vehicle park, a wet slide, skate park. a toboggan slide, arcade and amusement rides Although the park's m anage- ment, Lion Country Safari, Inc., says the project is to be complet· ed by next s ummer, no date has been set ror work to begin. CONSTRUCTION IS planned ror 150 acres of land not used In the park's current operation. T he recreational vehicle area is lo be adjacent to the park's "Vie w Platform." overlooking part of the park. Harry Shuster. president and board chairman of the firm, said 8 letter or intent has bfl,rl signed wlt h Inves tors Fi n a n c ia l Services, Inc., of Los Angeles and Irvine, to underwrite the is· s ue. Investors Financial Services, Inc .• is owned by Joseph Sebag, Inc., or New York City, a sub· sidiary of a London rirm bearing the same name. PROCEEDS •'ROM the offer- ing, Shuster said, will be used to fi nance the first phase of the de· velopment program at the park. Lion Country would operate some of the activities directly; a nd others would be operated by firms specializing in family r ecreation activities, Shuster said. The park's drive-through African wildlife preserve, in its ninth year as a theme-park. wttl remain intact as a separate al· traction, Shus ter said. A registration state ment will be filed with ~he Securities and Exchange Commission, and the offering will commence as soon as all necessary approvals and clearances have been obtained, he said. "MAYOR SAM" Yorty Urges ALL Consumers to Support Retailers Displaying This Membership Sticker CASH CARD MEMBER ~c;:?>J Advisory Board Chairman CASH OARD CORPORATION "These Retailers have joined our INFLATION FIGHTING team here at CASH CARO" If your favorite merchant Is not yet a member of CASH CAAO .... urge him to JOIN NOW' question session that followed his speech. businessmen in the audience seemed more interest· ed in picking his brain on other fi nancial topics than in discuss- ing foreign investments a nd how to attract them. ONE OF THE first queries was about interest rates a nd where they're Jikelv to be headed. J a llow coyly noted the topic would be the s ubject of UCB's annual forecast conference. to be he ld at the Convention Center in November. Ile invited those interested lo attend. But he also pulled back the curtain for a quick peek al hls crystal ball. \'ES, THERE IS a "credit crunch" similar to the 1974 re- cession coming. But he said it may not be as bad because the fina ncial institutions are in a good liquidity situation. unlike 1974 whe n cash vi rtuallv disappear ed. "My opinion is that you won't see t he cr edit c runch bv the end of the year. but you will see higher interest rates." he said. The businessmen quc~tiorting him were cager to learn more of h is opinions on the money market and its related effects on business countywide. JALLOW WAS willing to share his thoughts on topics that in- cluded a prediction that interest rates would top out at 10 per- cent. that wage and price con- trols shouldn't be introduced to slow inflation and the futur~ of the dollar on lhc international money seen•>. They may have been so busy listening to his predictions they weren 't hearing his message. which was that attraction of roreign money here. to the Unit- ed States. especially to Orange County. could provide solutions to some problems including the cr edit crunch and dollar dt · va lu ation . loominsc o n the horizon. He noted that nationwide lhc direct inves tments made hy fore igners -not investments In securities -would total about $40 billion by the end of this year. CALIFORNIA AND Orange County in particular are in good shape to attract a lion's share of that kind of investment, he said. "We should not fear foreign in· vestment, we should e ncourage it on every level possible and in fact we must seek it." he said. "Foreign investors will bring In the capital that witl provide t h e jobs, the incom e op· portunities and th<' international understanding that can only be good for t his county, our state About half or the automobiles sold this year will be compacts or sm aller. up 50 percent from pre-energy crisis levels. New cars will go further on a tank of gas next year. when a federal law takes effect requiring better gas mileasce. B UT FRANK N. Ikard . a former Texas congressman and head of the American Petroleum Institute . a n Industry group. savs Americans still have a way to go in conserving gasoline. ··P eople had a car that got IO miles a gallon and now they have one that gets 20 miles to a gallon." he s aid. "But they·re driving three times as much - and thev trunk they're saving:· ............... JESS SMITH STILL BUSY AT HIS WICHITA STATION Desphe Soaring Prices, Gaeollne Still Sells lnvestIDent Talks Set .. An Investment Program to Beat Inflation" is the title of a four-part lecture :.cries offered al Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa. Meeting on four s uccessive Thursdays, beginning this week. lectures run from 7 :30 lo 9:30 p.m. in OCC's Fine Arts Hall 119. Series tickets. costing $10. are available in the OCC ticket of- fice in the Administration Bu11djng. The office is open Mondayl' lhrou~h f'ridays from 8 a.m. to 7 pm .. and Saturdays from 8 a.m . to noon. Tickets for individual lectures. costing $2.50. will be sold at the door on a s pace-available basis More information is available at the college, 556·5880 Over Th~ Count~r NASO Liltinqs I 1 J 4 s • I • • 10 " 11 I) ,. UI IS )01 ,. l ,6n II 1 ,n 19 .q ,, I 10 10,101 'IOO It N•-~,:,Tc'!t. 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I '° u 49J ,,__, I ... to dO Ill>-n TllW Ill • 40 I '".' ' _.. ___ , ..... . -. "' . -... . . ... " .. v.dr*day, September 27, 19711 VN DAILY PILOT 87 Bottles Up! Water Sales Triple By SYLVIA ~ORTER The latest Amerlcun "chic" in homes and rt''>lauranti. i11 bottled waler. Orlnkmll 1t l:i .i ~uropean hab1t lh~•t d. tc:. tothetlm ~or JulisCacsar. Sales or bott11.•d waters arc reaching the $200 m1lhon " year murk. triple the Lotal a decade ago One or cvt•ry 200 Americans drinks it RESIDENTS OF FIV•; .STATES consume 90 percent of the country's production -California, New York, 11 llnols. Texas and Florida The odds are that most poople who drink It don't know much about bottled waler. n ·s almost impossible ror one bottled water to be described as belt.er than another The differences depend Money's Worth on individual tastes . Alfred Y. Morgan Jr . president of the White Rock Products Corp , which has been bottling Wisconsin spring water for more thCJn a cen- tury. says. "Don't be f\)()led hy fancy names or bottles. Drank what tastes good to you.·· No malt.er what the conflicting el:um s. a ll bottled water must meet certain bacteriological, chemical and physical standards and must be botlled under regulation» covering cleanliness of proc<.-ssing. containers. shipping and storage. They must be labeled under Federal FOOd and Drug Administration rules MANY OF THE TERMS USED TO describe a water\ source are confusing · -Bottled waters described as "artesian" (pumped from a well ). "natural spring," or "minerul water" Cspr· lng waters" come Crom natural springs or we lls They an· bottled. minerals intact. directly from the source. un filtered and unprocessed. Bottled waters described a s "purified.·· .. a rtific ial." ·•formulated." "drinking water" or "springlike" are about the same. The terms mean the water has been treated to remove such impurities ai. chlorine a nd sulphates. Minerals frequently are added. Although the levels may differ. the contents of purified bottled waters are generally the s ame as artesian. natural spring or mineral wate r IT'S MISLEADING TO LIMIT the term "mineral water" to natural spr ing waters. because all bottled waters. except distilled. have minerals. Taste must dictate the choice between carbonated or non·carbonated water. Naturally carbonated Cor naturally sparkling) means carbon dioxide gases capturerl at thl' source are added to the waLer during bottling. Artificially carbonated wat.er has carbon dioxide added. Roughly 75 percent of bottled waters on the market are purified and lend to cost a little less than the imported varieties- Early Stock Gains Fall by Wayside NEW YORK CAP I -The stock market turned downward today as some New York banks joined in a prime rate increase. Dow Jones average or 30 industnals. up mor<.' than <1 points in early trailing, wasoff7.971o860. l9. The government reported today that the nation had 1L-. second smallest trade deficit of tbe .Year 14'1st month. with Imports exceeding-exports by $1.62 biJLion. The trade-deficit problem has been cited as a primary reason for the dollar's decline in foreign exchange The dolJar r~JLied brieOy against leading foreign cur- rencies on today's news. and stock prices followed suit But by mid·day both the dollar and the stock market had turned downward. And late in the session New York's Chase Manhattan and Chemical banks raised their prime lending rates to 9-4' .. percent. matching an increase posted Monday hy the First National Bank or Chicago and Ph1ladelphij 's Firs t Pen- nsylvanja Bank. Storlu In Tlte Spotllgltt NEW YORI( (AP)• w~. 4 p,., 0"0 and nel <"""'91: Of tn. llflttn moil ach .. -v...... StPCk e~rwnoe '"""'· ~=*ZS."1~1one11y at ~1.~n f~,,., 7 cerrler Cp 12•.800 ""' -11~ Se•nRotb 311,lC!O 27' • '• E1o·on . . 311,lQO .SI~ -''• P•11 Am m.ooo ,... . . 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In '"' C.llY ol S•M• An•. o• w•Oo.<t<le!lt C..lllC>rlll• L.W. l(NUnc>H 0•1•0 ~lltt-'' lt/1. l(lfUTIOH, T091N, Ml Yl!ll WIW AM E \t JOHN, & SHANNON County Cl<ttl• A ,.tefeulMal c:w., fEO $Ul.LIVAH ... I Gou-..... H•S C.r-St., hll• • u Meu, CA tletl l.tk ... M4.'-'t111) PuOll~ Or-to.1\1 0.oly ... IOI Att-',..' tw petlU.Ctr s.01 20. 21. Oct • 11. It/I 44n /1 Put>ll\M<I Or-C.0.•I Oe1ly P•IOI _ _ _ SePI 10. ti, '1. 1911 -I I P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTKE PICTl110U\ e U\IHr1.\ NAM( HATIM( .. t th• tolluwttlQ ~ ' ..x• I~\•) I ;l•Q bw • A M t. .. IC -.N ,,1 •of'¥ r , lf'f , \"YJM'' (lf(h ~Olh I II ••11 (. •7114 W illhUft lA.iull Nt.. I"•" U\.••n 8011t ... aro • 10• LOl\u th., n CA 'IOllOl lftt\. OV\1MU 1\ tO#lOUtlf'd l)V 41\ 1A d1wl.,..el WlllleMO Nff Tlllt tl&lt,.,.,.1 We\ lllW Wlfh '"" County c1 .. , ol o .. ,. (Wl\IY On A11911•I ••. ••11 ·-JI Pvllll\lleG Or•no-Co.•I D•lly PllOI. S.pl •, ll, JO, JI IUJ P UBLIC N01'1C't; ••C'llTIOU$ eU,1Nl'5 HAMl.STATflMllNf T lie I llCIWlllQ S-""" '' do1119 Du\I "-'' ., PRE FERREO \HEl r META~ .. 104 (1111 ()t' • • J lAVuM B•;l(n, (> n•>• JO\tl>ll aw.,. 0.lp JOA Cllll Dr • l, L•OU"<f ~«" CA 'I?••• f .1, Du\itW\\." connu<ttiVP/> 0-n ~D '"·~ \l1H.,,.nt WA\ tu.a Wtlft ow Coun1• (1.,, QI O••llQIL' C°""'" on !it!PI 14 1'111. ,.,_) PuDllOled °'"""' (°">I O••ly Piiot .... DI 10. 11, Oct 4 11 IU~ F 01--tl1e Reeord Al..oo•~•-•S"'"',.. ..,. ,.,.. ..... o. ••• He•.-r1 -II, t<lllt.,,.le ,,_ 1.1 11 u 11111a In• boa•d 01 01r•clo•• 01 tne MU\fllOn N1Que• W•ltr Dl\lflCI ol (),.n9e ('"_,ly C.1110""1•, ... rflMll•r tl'I "°'"• 1tt\t4W"<•' r•ffM'rild •o .,. ·01"" ""' d<> f\t••b• ln••I~ ••<tied t>IG\ tor .... lollOWl"IJ <lo•cr•bed OUOll< WOik Tne (Ol\\ltu•l•Oll 01 N1Quel Roed ft11tn\ml\\~ M&fn, ContrMt No I 19 !MM•r A ADii 0.vyefl Thi\ \1At'"1"Wtftt WA\ fltlG With .,,. County Ch"' ot Or<>no-County on Sel>I I• l~lt lt·Ultl flllCTITIOUS tUSINEU ,~~~~!:~!'::r NAME STAfEMl:HT lne tollOwtno Ot'non" do•no bu\! l llt tottowlno "'''°"' ••• 001no ••" 1, .. _.. '" f'l'BLIC NOTICE ffarridflr l.IC'"fi'M••• LA\ ... A 01 ... tl n•t• N t1o111-. AUG II \.,,IV ft A I AN(",\ rON A0twr1 1• ol t.t t oro ointt to"°"'t..t l•• }0 H 'M41•Mt'i'U.I \fl~T I J4Cll\0N Mll(Hlll l•m" le•UY It ·~ L•Aell<1 W'"""" 11 SM•tH NltHAtlO C \M l fH ff'\11)N1t 11t l tno ~·M" (.• .,_ll\'f'd •WA¥ an Vp • .,,.,.,., )• t'i'A 1n \ OAO t'\tt ... ., C • .-,.,,.,,v_.<1 o, ,.., ¥1'tt• n..,~,. ~m10' ,,.,,_,., ot ~MV1., M llt.f't•tl Of f\owrw-y t;.-, •• Mitcfv-11 (" ... ,.WAit A"O e,,r~ \mlfr\ 01 lf>"4 0.•<" C• 'nn of Atef'HMIO 5.tnltr\ ftl R11-llU0Wt1 C• "'"'"'' ut G•Mty,.. Tiie Mr of l nna f~lf•\ h (It M'O At( r\t~l(J ~fr,1Ch at t "'•"'~"'' C• orAN.lfAtf'Wil,r ot A,.no, Miil",.," ~l<i;l(f'' •ii• ~ h•IO on ... lu•d•Y S.pl-r JO 1'78 •I 10.M 1n '"'" Ch.-n,.1 •t P•ttfl< V••w Mf',..,Or ••I p_, ... J)OO DfW 1ftf' \/lf'9 Or ,.,.._.,t'IOft fhfC" P•t.tf1t: Vi•w Mor tu•r y dlrtt4' •~ HOCl(lln •t VGH ( 11()(11:[ TT ,.,.,,_~I ot 'win ( 1•-lltt. C...0 P••""" ewoy on "'"'•mlMI• ,. 1011 Onrn f tll<uery 1• ltr<M In (O'fft~vlHll 1(11tn't•\ S\ffVt~f'd IJY ~I\ Wit~ Dorl\ •n(J" 'oil l>ouvl•> Of Mvnt1f\QtOf't kit'-"t h, (ff J=l•nttrf'I ""'Vtttl\ Wiit ~ f'Wtld °" J "vr\.d_.y, S,,.p t•ml>ftr 14 1•11111 1PM •I l'>M Ill< lll~w ( hflPflll Wllh Rfhl A1cf\Atd l q.,..,v .. nf ti; '4tt•no ht1.,rnw.nt fn •'AClf1t: v1rw Mt1 morut1 i.,.,., r ,.clflf Vlf\W MortuAry Ne-wporf lt,, .. (ndtrt-c tOI\ MOECt<f:L t101'1/\LO W MOCCICEL, P~"~ll 11w 1ty on 5or!pt•mbof ?1. lff78 !.erv•tP\ w_., .. tie-Id on Tue~Wy Al ·~ llrbOr l ~wn MOftUltfY ChnCMt wttl'\ A•v l 0th.tr V l t>rN')w Pa,lor Of tnt Chn\t l u'""'"'' tnmth at CO\C& Mi'\A ot hr ••t•rttJ ~;.,bor LAwn Mnunt Ohvf' Mo••u11r~ Of tO\I• ,..,..,. ~n~ McCOIMICIC MOITUAllfS Laquna Beacl'I 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 S..in Juon Capistrano 495="1776 I Al n .1E1tGUOH ~IAALHOMI b46·2424 Co'.ta Mesa 673·9450 IB.l llOAOW A Y MORTUAIY 110 Broadway Cosia Mesa 642-9150 SMITW-TUTHILL.UMI MOltTUAlY WISTCLlff CHA,.L Crern:itory • Flower Shop <127 E 171h Sr. Costa Mesa 646-4888 f'IHCI UOTHHS SMITW'S MOtrTUAIY 627 Main St Hun11ng1on Beach 536-6539 $Hlffa MOltTUAIY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beacl'I 494-1535 1 533 N El Camino Real San Oemente 492-0100 l"l:l:IC FA Mil Y COLOt41AL ~HUAL • HOMf 7801 Bolsa Ave W es1m1ns1e1 893·3525 &;.t' o• "''" '·""" r •r•t\Ut1tno .... ,"•t• ,.,. .......... ttu~h\twd Or~ (t>,,ut (1411w P11ot .... pt•m()o I ii #l(J 0t t..U.t t It fl, '-"'00ft 'Ok U lit>vO tt,.tu 1 W ,.,.. t l il•Qill>U'\ Ann l/ CIO'" f\i (otl• M •• '"' •~SA 11 :~e::,•;, -:•~h .~~.::.~•l~~~=~I w:~~ tl'-0"',. ..owe V••n '"""'•~ 1• .,, • uun t(lt1n V•l••v •nd lvl•tt L-tnelt• t• of t1""''•noton Ot 4K'1 (,A I Ol HAY\ 4foe!rt ll .141 ••"' "•t>11on1e R , >e. bOlll of Co\le Mt~ t1Vfl0 WA(.N(R LIOyd ~ 10, ""° ltM• LU, 10. IJOln Of Hunllll(jl6rl 11 ... ,,, 8t. .. SON .IOHHWN L41trV (, iO, An0 J\IOllll Anrlt. 2'1. botn OI HUlll 1no1on lluc11 Sl~T J co~ r C' c McGOV£R'N Cll.,IH 1\1 thur 11 ol Cotono O.I ""'' •n<tn (ltmtn•t >/llllTER Mc.GUIAE H-r1 •·w •• <1n<J EOllOln OI u.-wpt>rt S.Mn C.V)HEH8ERV WOODWORD lOM l•on 30 -P<1m.I• 0 1<1,,., II. l>ol h of H \fnllnolon 9'N< n llENNE fl l>uHART l(e1lll A ?&, •nO LOI\ J une, .n. ootll ol Munl!nolon b••<" BENEOtCl MOODY Thomo K1n9 H , ol H•woorl Be•t ll, •ncl ru .. 11e111L-..,"'.11. 01 Hun unoton Bt.och. RIEl(.E SL..4TER Rl<Nrd R , tt, f'UBLIC NOTICE CP1MI ,, .. 41, 'ICtlflOUS •UllllESS NI SYAfliMINf I ho tull<>wlnQ oe•\Of\\ ••• do1~0 bllt•notd\ COP Y CE NTER, 3'00 lt••n•, Ne woori a.. ... 11. c. '11..o O••mu l(Ojlmo, 14301 En<.orvddo Lone, "'"'l()tl VlelQ, Ga '1•/) ICho•o 1Co11m., 74301 £1><or•odo Lene. MIUl(Jrl Vloio. C• .,.,) Tflh bU\IM\\ I\ <ondU<led DY •II unll'l<O•DO••le<J •~ltllon Oii••" lh•n tt oertrw.r\hfO o...,....., 1(011ma or 1C1vo;.o t<ol•m• Tht\. \leh!,,..nt wa\ tiled w11" tnt- County Cl••-o• 0••"00 County on ~01~1•11,.,, n 1q19 l'llOPEUIOHAL EiC•OW H•YICU ltll H fu•ll" A•-~"141 ...... c.1-..i1 tt7tl awrew Ne. "'9n ·M' PuDll\haCI Orenoe CO.ti O•llv Piiot Sept 11, Oct. A, II 11, 9'11 •U'l-10 PUBLIC NOTICE ot Coat• M.\fll,, Mtd Ol•n.t LOf'retne, ------------ "· ol Wtnml~•·· l'ICTITIOU5 •USINEU McCORMACK LUNDBERG HAMaSTAfaMIHT Cnorlet Ler~lll. )9, -l(rl\tlr\O M,, The followlnQ "'"""' •rt 001110 44, l>Oln ol Gatlt Me>a l>llslne.•" WESl PAf'TOff JKll E .. 1. 11, ol STllAW8ERRV FIELOS, .,. 31St CS.\tre~d Jn the plen~, OfOtll•'i dr.-w •llG•. \eCloon•. •no ~c1flc•llc>n• on Ill• In '"" ottlo ol 8oyl• E"Ol"""''"O CO•PO••l•on. 1501 Du4111 !il•~u • Nowporl 8H<h, C•lllornf<1. wn1cn CJO<umonh ••• 11y lht\ '"'""nu '" rorpor•ted r\fP'r••n For tu r1ner 01u t1<.ul•r\, re1M•n<• t\ hereby mad• to ••IO pion\, prOfll••. drawings, WJC· Oona. •nd SCJf'(ltlcet•ons fo' tht-•OOv• oe.crloeo tmprowe,,,.nt enllllt!d "Con· •••cl Docu,...nl\ end Co11s1rucllon Sl)ecltlullans ond C011slr11<00t1 Plan> tor lht Conttr11tllon or N•~I Rooel Tron•m1u1on Mein, Contrect No. 1·" Nlow• lloecl For<• Marn end Gr••l•v !.e-r, Cc>nl'4M"I No IA·ll "Said ptan• 1110 >P11C1lk e11on• may oe 1>11rcll•HY nMOe l)eY•l>lt 10 ttlll MoulUWI· HIQuel Waler Ol\lrl<I Purw•nl 10 ,,.,. UbOr CoOe Of lllt State of Calllornt•, IM Moullon·NIQuel Weier Ot•lrKI nu O\Ctrlalned IM pr .. e ltlnq ••I• ot per diem w-s Of Ille IO<ollty Ill -1(11 lhl\ _,1o, I\ 10 lie pertormect lo i. •• cltrletl.o In Ille Soulhe•ll Callforn1e MA•ler L•l>Or A9fffmonl 11100 '" tlle office Of Ille As •o<teteo Gener., Conlr41tl<>rl ol Amltfl<a, 5oull111rn Call1<>rn1a O..pter "M'' PuDll\~ 0.""91 Co<l>I O••ly PllOl, S.1)1 10. 11 Oct •.ti t'1t PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS IUSIHl!H NAME STATl:MENT Tht to11-1no oe"o"' ••• dol"O b•olne•s n l(EAL TV WORLO TRI HARBOR REALTORS. INC , .00 E .. 1 11111 Sire••. Cos•• MoH , C•lilC>fnl• .,.,. f t l Herbpr Rullors, In< • 6 C.lllornla c0<00<011on, 400 E••I I/th Street, Co•••~. (AlllOl'llletbi. Thi\ 1>Vsl11n• I• <-..Cled by• cor· porollon f RIHARBOR REAl.TOllS. tNC. Sylve Hr-I~, Se<.·Tr-er Tiiis •1•1-w .. 111.0 w1111 Iha County Ct~ of Orenoe County on Sep. lemMr II, 1971. ...... , Publl\Mcl Ot-eo.11 O.llv PllOI S.PI I), 10. ,,, Oct 4, 1•11 OAHt P UBLIC NOTICE Ourlne '"" ne•I 40 con•otut"'* <•lend•• CleY• llW totlowlnQ ~··\lruclufe •oulecl 11.,. \lie L•CIO Noni. Nt WOO•I BH<h, ""'" tie <1••lloble lvr removel •ncl rekK.aUon EXISTtNG '°YEAR OLO TWO S T ORY St N GLE ·F AMILV DWELLINC. bu>11101>•' RAOtAL TIRE Dl<,TRIOUl ORS C.C HERAL LEE PAINTING, 1qoo E•tt .... F•OOtn '>~11•• An• 1614S Aven1<141 5ol'lon10, "'"'-11••10, Ulllotn•• '7107 CA'IUI\ Jerry O P••an11on, "00 E.nl Torry A L.M, 1tl0 Avenod• Sllon McFeCJdtn, S•n•~ An1. Cet1IO• 11•4 lo, Mlu lon VlotO. CA .,61) 91107 Scoll Lo•oly, 1441 Ocun, Lonv "" bu•IAO\• "tOl\Clllt l•d 111 en 1n Ooech. c.a a1.iou•1 S(oll Jot!Mon, 1610 Avenlda !>/Ion Jorry o PAl•"I'"" 10. Mlu1on Vltjo, CA '7~1S Thi> •l•letnenl w•• 1114'0 wolh lllf' Oon Somlonlen, l.W1 O<e.n. LO<l9 Govnly Ctertc Of Oreno-C.OU••IY on !>4!p Oeoc h, CA l•mDer 11. t?/I Thlt l>o\l,..n '' condutleo Dy a 1'1010H tlmlled oertner"11p DENNIS L. Ol!U,1:11 Terry A LM 14ot Dtv• SI,..\. s..t .. IU Thi\ •lole<Tll!tll WM flled Wflll lfle N•w~ 9Ncll, C., ttw.o Collf\IY Cl••k ot Or•noe C-tyon Sep-Put>ll•-Or•noe C:0.•1 O•lly Pllol lemt>er 12, 1971 Seol 10. '1. Oc'f 4. 11. lt18 •Al•·l8 l'1•n • Put>llslled OrMIOt C.OOSI Oa1ly Pllol !.epl U , 211, 77, Otl. 4, 1'7t '4lS1·71 PUBLIC NOTICE •·IWJ NOTICE TO C•&OI TOllS ... A."570 SUftElllO.. COURT 0, THE 5' ATI: OP CALI l'OltNIA ,.011 THll OOUNfY 0, OllAHGE In Ille Moller of Ille E\l•lo of LILLIAN SMITM F'LA .. ER TV, •k• LILLIAN S FLAHERTY Oec.&Md PUBLIC NOTICE flllCTITIOUS aU$1Nl!SS HAMI STATEMl:HT Tiie IOllOW•nQ l)ef\On• .... 0011\0 ®\Int!\\ e\ F AMILY ll•ERAPV "NO TRAININC. INSTITUlE 0~ LAC,VNA BEACH UO Pot' Awe \u1I~ o I LeQUlla lleKll, U 'l?•S I Br11te V P111-Jr PllO. JllJO llh AWP , South ~ U .,.,, 6111 Ht¥0. 1>110, fl\( • 11 Glllllornl• t0<porohon 1JU> Temc>I• Hill\ Ot , Leoun• 8eKll, CA ~t)I Thi\ bu\UW·\\ ., <ondu<\tO by • 9Pfle'"'~""'""P B•uu V Per"'"" Thi\ ,, .. ........,,. wo 111..S w1lh lhe Counev (l~tlll Oi O••noe County on Sepl 14 • .,. ,,...., Pul>tl•lled Or-Coo•I Doily Pllol, S.PI 10, 11,0cl •. 11, 1'1• flllCTlftOUS IU$1NESS NAME STAf l!Ml .. T Tnfl' toUowtf\V CM-r\on\ ttr,. dO•"O bv\I'"'\~ ~\ SOMC fHIN<; OIFl'EREHl ) .. 0 W•rn•r Avonu~ HunttnQIOn e ... ,11. c .. 111or,,1•"7 .. 1 Henrv J ll>del 11. H~l•n L.. Toao uo S•nlt y,.., Qrlve. HuMlno1on BH<ll, C•llforn••'ni>tl Tl\l\ 1111\IMh l\tOlldu<llKI DV an 1~ cllvldu•I Helon L TOCld HOllf\I J Todd Thi• ''"'",.._, ... , fll"<1r II, 1'18.. '1-PV!)ll\MCI 0rAl\Qll l.o•\I C>dolw Pilot S.pl u 10, 11, Ott • ,.,, 4~) 18 Pl'BLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCllEOITOll\ SU PE RIO. COURT OF THE STA TC 0 1' CALtf'OllNtll ,OR TMI: COU NY\'O,OllAHCE ... A-.. •S. (\lttt" ,., MUAL P M t\ l u • • MUAl PAR .. flL HILL.°'"'""'-d N011C.E ·~HERE RY C,1vrN IO, .... fff'O•tfl"\ Of I~ •t>Ov.,. n••f'M-<f Gr<~nt tf\.-.t flllt ~''°"' f\A\1'1ng ( J.t1M\ "'().ttfh.. 1~ '"'o OK.fiOt""nl "''" 1M(1uir .. o 10 t 1I• lhffm #tin 1~ fW'll<fl'\....,y v Wt..,,..r\ .,, \f'WI' ~ft( .. Of tt-tt"'" l'lf t~ <tOOv"" • nuu...a tOUf't O' 10 Ot'~t 1~m with tn• n•r ,.,,.,,..., l/t)U( hur~ '" t n,. unottr\•QnNJ •' ttw--ott1(tt o• t~ Pub',c i&Ofntnt\ttator 1100 t;nutf\ G,.,,.f'\Q A'flfln\ff" S-M•~· An"' C....lltO'n1• •'7TfT\ Ane11e1m, fnd Liu Olene. 19, ot Slf,.I, N•-1 8e4'Cn, C.lltornl• Wtllmln\ltr Denni\ W. H.,.tOtl, •1n Oermuoo CUCINELL..4 McCOLL..4M L<ltrY. Ortve, HunilnQlon 8eMh, Qlllornla ... •nd RlleAM,:M, bOlhOI El Toro. J•ll<ll M Htl\'IOn, 91?1 &rmud• ALGARIN TINNEL Etr•ln Frdnk, Orin , HunllnQIM llo8Ch. G.!llllornl• Coello ot 111e oeneret prrvalllnv r•I• ol per diem WaQO'\ as de1erm1neo t>v IN Dl\lrl<1 ¥• on tile •I lls prlr>el!Mll Pl.Ce 01 bu•lnM\, lo wit 17500 Lo P•r Rooo. L•OUN HIQuel, C•hlOtnl• As requlrea by Section 1113 of lht UbOr Code, Ille Conlro<tor to whOm Ille con I roe I her1Jlor " ew••llecl \11111 pest • copy 111treot al uc11 tob•tt* It \hall oe man0a1orv ul>Otl "ny Con trec1or to whe>m a contrM.t '' "w•rded •nd upon onv sut>contr1Klor under nlm lo pay not tess lhlln Ille •aid -citied rat~ 10 all tabor~"' work,.,..n1 ony Ill..,,, In Ille .. ecullon of the contr.ct T~ penally for !llllur• lo compty he•e wllh h "' •e>et lll.O In Se<lton 111S OI '""' LAbOt PuDll\lled ()r-eo. .. 0<1llV Piiot Sepl IS, 11, "• 10, 11, '12, H, ,~. 11, 18, 191• .. 0• 18 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY (;IVE,. lo <reo11or~ "'••no ctai"" °"'"'1 '""Mid o.ceoe111 to Iii• Mid ''"'"" In 1~ OI· flee of t~ <•-of tflO •forewld 'ourt Of 10 pre\llnl tl\enl to tr.. undet\IQllecl ...... omc.e al WILLIAM E OEHNIS. 117 Y•lt A-.~,..,.,,,_, CA '11111 Wllltll toll .. otflce I\ 11\e l)llKe of bu ... ™''~ ot the unde<\•ont'O 1n tll matt•'" per1a1n1no 10 SA'CJ fti.le Suen clalm> with lhre ,.,P\t.M"y YOU<""'' tnu'' IM tllec:t or ort-M1'tM ., tttor-•\•1d w1ttutt '""' monlfl\ .,,.,, Ille '"" PVO<•<•l•on "'11"\nOtl<t D•ltCJ Set>1el'l'IO<lr I, 1~18 N n1f h I\. lt\r &>ff;Kf' tit l>U\1rw>\ .. QI ltvo .UtS 71 "~,.\•QFW"" 1n ~II ""-ti'•'' twrttt1n1nQ '" fh• I f•ffll l',,4 ''41f1 ()f"(.~nt, W1,f'\1H H>ur m,.1 tn·. ,,,,.., tnt• '''"' out>t+c:•••Qr' Qt fhl\ fl')11( I PL'BLIC NOTl<:E 1~. nl H1mllnQ1on a..acn, &nd ROtlde Tiii\ Do\IM •• " condu<led by e Rto~. 70, 01 Cypre-s oene•.tl P•nr>ef\1110 MA AT I N·5Mt TH Remer Oon•IO, Denni\ w HanSOll )1 Of LdQUn(I Nlou*'· ""° """°'" J•MI M H•nM>n 11.M, 39, ol Son JU<ln Ctt01slr<1no Thi\ \lat"""'nt ..,,.. llleCI with lhe l(llER EOMONOS Larry M., •S Counly Cl•rk ot O,.noor C1>11ntv on Seo· 01 P•lm Sprlno•. Md MerQdrtl Ann. temMr H, 19/8. •b. ot HuntlnQ10t1 Oe•ch. MAJ'NAS-CAStl Gr•oorv J • 7S, o>nd Aandela F&Y~. ,,, bOlr, OI Hunt 1•lQlt1n B•<t<ll ,. .... i Publ1s11..s OrMOtl Coas1 DAiiy Pllol, S..plomber 11 ,,no 0<101Mlr 4. It. it. ,,,. COCle \TEVEHS SIEVERS E dwMO C.Ordon, )4, OI lrwlne, ~nd H"fKV LOI\, 30, OI Hawt"°"flC' SEPT.> Tiit ConlriKlor "'"" P<IY lr.1vet and •vl>•l\lence oayn>en1s 10 encn wor•tnnn .-o 10 ••e<ole IM worlo., M \\IC II tr•...,, and sub\lster>e(' oav· 074 II ,,..na ore defined In 111e 11ppltuble co11t1c1tve bilr04tnlnQ •vreeme1115 11100 wllll lhe Oe1H1r1menl nl lndo\lrlal Retetlon• In •ccoroence wHh Se< lion PUBLIC NOTICE EVANS TORRES L•rtf', 13, "nd Yol•nd•, JO, bOlh ot W.$tmln\ter RATHMAH,.·PAUL S l.,phen Daniel :i., ot HIJfllinQlon B~At Pl, ono Otl>l>oe Off, 14, 01 Lon9 BMth. C.LENN SANFO RD Tt,..Oll'ly Nol"", II, end .M<>nlle• Lynn. 19 b01'1 ol l:<KI•~ flllCTITIOUS 8USIHHS HAMa STATEMlHT Tnt fo11-1no s>er>on\ ••t do1110 busl~\.t) SNOOTY LOOT.• F••r Or , Go\la Mew, CA 1113 t of llwl Lebo< Code Allontlo11 I• dlr•clltd lo Ille pro. •l•lon• In Se<I'°"' 1111 S and 1177 • ot Ille L•Dor Cod• concerning 1ne employmenl ot "'Pt>'Hlli<t• Dy lhe Con trAtlor or .,_Y iu.txontractor unoer ntm ll·J5074 NOTICE fO ClllOITOlt\ ...... *OJ SU PE RIO" C:OUllT 01' T .. E STATE 01' CALll'O•NIA FOii THE COUNTVO,ORANGE In lhe Welter 01 Ille EtUlt ol ERNEST F SIMPSON, •ka ERNEST FR/\NCIS SIMPSON. Oecu .. d NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN to crl'dllof\ ,,..,no ti•'"" _,,,l t ,,,. t< <1lllletft F !"'>'tmon' E te<ulri~Ol 111<' Wiii 01 >MO O<K@dMI WILLIAM E DENNIS AllorntT·•M • .aw JUVeleA- Cl9'em ... I, CA t l71t n1· 11u1 •:it-t•n Pubtl\hecl Orenve Goa•• Oa1ly PllOI s.01 •· u. '°· 11. 1~ra .,,.,.,, -------. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME ST.afEMEMT The ro1tow 1no-~rson\ ~re 001no butlllt\\ •S E NVIRONMENTS, ~ A)I~ S1. L•QuM 8ea<ll CA W•S1 Don L Brown, •90 ASt•• SI • L•OuM Be~l'I. CA '7'57 l'ICTITIOUS aUSIHEU Hot.ME STATt.Ml!HT rh .. follow•~ per\On\. •'* 0 01nQ bu~lnt!\$8\ E NTER PRISE llMIT(O '" 118'1 S~ yPllt-Bl•CI . 1t•1n ... CA '11/IS nEnteror•\t C.on\ffuet1on tnc . • C•lllorn•• corpor<Otlon, 1194, Si>yP••- 81•d ·····~.C> 9111$ 1111\ OU\1~\\ I\ tOnOu<ltO 0 Y • llm11td p111rtl\ll'tf"U\IO Entotor1"' Con•ltU<llO<\ 111< ~Gene<•• p,.,,,.., 8y Lloyd E II~, p, ... ,,,.,,, T l'h\. ,.._..,,,..,,_, w•\ r11wo with ,,.,,_ Collf\IY ,,..,. o• Ot•nv<t Cout11y on t..,,~~ ;1':MCOC>t4ALO Alt .... " .at I.Aw ty JeMtt T.C.,.otr l&UJ lllU<,.,,_ a twf JOH~SON ~EN 0<'1.!)t Mf_ O.nnl\ J Beo••Y. 313 llln SI. A.pr A, Hunt•"Qlon S.llCll, CA •7~ Me•ll Ii W..O~~ft"Ce>Oar SI . Secllon 11n ~.•-'•me-.,, re<iulrH t~ Corttrec 1ororwm:o111nc1or emoiov•nQ tr~n '" •nv .. oe>ren llCHDI• occupe11on 10 •Pl>lY to Ille tol nl eopro11li<t\t110 comm111n neoro\I ti.. slle ot Ille 1>11bllc wor'• e>tolttl .ano -•~h Mlmll\l\ter, tilt! •P. Pl'elllk t\1110 Pl"OQr•m 1n tlldl ,,..,., tor • ttrl lftcel~ OI <'l>P•<>•" The cerlltlcele wtll 111•0 fix lht r•llo 01 .ti>· pre1111ce t 10 joumoy,,,.n Ill/ti Wiii ~ used 1n '"" pertormenceot t ... COf\1•4K I Th• ••llo of •l>IK""llO• lo 1ourn.vm~n In sue II te\11\\Nltl nol De le\\ ll1dnOM lo ... 10 de<eoent lo tote w1d cteln>• on the • olllu 01 Ille cirn 01 I~ a1orou10 tOur1 or 10 orewnt lhl!m 10 I~ un. Jter\IQ...0 ....... otllu ot MYLCS R 'CREED. 1411Mi Beach &tvd , Hulll 1no1on 8ea<h CA ., .. 1. wn1c11 ••II•• otllct I\ llW' Pike Of bu'\<,..l\ Of I~ un Oe•SIO,..d '" ell molle<\ 1>11r1elnln9 lo Hid u t•I• Suell clelm \ w1111 IM necen ery -.cllen mu•I Ill' llllld or presented I' •IOrtWIO w llllln '°"r monlh\ allet '"" llr)l Plll>(1CAl10n ol thltnollut 0 8 A ._,,OC••I,.'-. Inc. , • c.uio. ..... <«-alloft, ~ M•er L•OuM Br.en, u '11M1 ·• lrvt,.., CA. tt7H 21. •l'IO M•o•n Toll, 10, l>Oln of L•oun• 8e<Kll SAMOV IT Z MARSHALL Slo•'1 Al•n. Jt, •ncl Cynlnl• Jt•""9. 2f. llOlll ol Hunw•oton Beech EASTllEOT APPELMAN Greoory Al•n. 19, -l((Nldr.1 l(ey, 1•. l>olh Of We\tm1n\ter. SEflT. 4 MORALES-NUNLEY Ar1nur 1S. "nd Audrey Moy, ll, l>olh ot HuM· •"Olon &tech HOOO CANN Wlltlam Paul, ?'I, ono Caroli1141 M1•ell. 18, Dot" ol Neptune Society CREMATION BURIAL AT SEA 646-7431 v .... ••lel -wlty .............. It .... , C• .. r-<-.wteMrVk• C.11 lw ,,... _.. .. It 14 "" c.m.1•r. PUBLIC NOTICE lt·lJD7 SUl'EAIOlt COUllT 0" THE STA Tl 0, CAUl'O•HIA l'OR TME COUNTY O,OllAHOE ... A-f1•tt NOflCE 0,. MEARING 0 1' ftliflflON 1'011 Pll08ATE 01' ,OllEIOH WILL ANO CODICIL.$. II' A .. Y. ANO~· LlffTEltS 01' 40· MINISTllATIOH C.T.A. IWITH WILl AHNIXIOI E\lote ol MARGARET CAMERON 6AHGS, au MARGARET C BANGS, O.<r• .. d NOTICE IS HEREBY GlllEH lh11I WILLIAM J BANGS. ti no fll.O "" "''n • pehllon tor Pfob•h• ol Fo•~•on Wiii, •t>d Codl<ll• (If MY), 4tnd for t •ltflr,.. of Adm1n•~ttAUon1 c l A 1w1m Wiii ""'"'x.O>. rNernnc• 10 wn •cn h mAdt-tor t urthtH Dttlit Ulars. And 11141 IM llm@ and pletr 01 ""•"no"'"$"""' hi\\ l>Hn HI II 11, llallllowet, CA'<)~ This ""''""" I\ <onOUclOd O• • QtMrel o.•lllllf""lo Mar• Wtll•rJ Oenn" llttQfey ThlS tt~l-1 WH lllfd .. llfl '"" Counly Ct~rlt 01 Oranoe COllnly 011 !.epl. "· 1911. l'IOIUI Pul>ll\MO Or-Co.nl Dc1lly PllOI, Sept 11,<kl 4, II 18, 1918 03&-/8 PUBLJC NOTICE flve••cept A When unemployment In ,.,. <>••"" ~-· '· "" ICATHR'l'H A FOLEY E •<Kllltl& ot lht will Ol \AlcldK-nl MYLES II CltEEO AllffMY·•l·Llw 1416t It•<" .,,,_ H1trtll,..t.,, 9Ncll, CA '1'41 Pvbll\11..s Orancr CO<l\I O.••• Pllo1 St!pl •• 13, 10, 71, 1911 •h9.71 PUBLIC NOTIC:E ------aru ot COVt •bO" by .... 101nl llPP•tn •·Hl•S NOflCI! fO CllEOITOllS ll<Hhlp tommlllee ll•tt ~.Cffdeel dn SUl"l!•IOlt COUllT 0, THE SUPtlllOlt COUllf 0, fMll averaqe ot IS" tn lhe 'IO dftV' prior to ST A fE 0,. CALl,.OllNIA 1'011 Sf A fl 0, CALlfllOllNIA 1'011 '"" reque\1 lor cer11lio10. Of THE COUNTY OF OllAHGE Thi$ l>U .. l'IH, I\ condu<ICO by" tor· oor•hon 0 6 A AUOC1~t1K, Inc OonL Brown Pr~ldenl Tn1s stalwnenl was Ille<! wolh lllf' Gounly Cl~•lt 01 0••1111<1 County on S.pl ... "" 1'1-.J PUDh\fltO Oronoe ""'" Dioly P1lol S.PI 10, 11, Ocl •. 11, 1q19 -t.Ut 19 PUBLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT 0' THE Sf AfE O"CALl,ORHIAFOlt fH l COUNTY 0' ORANGE TMI! CICXINTY 0, OllANOE B Wh6n llwl numbl!r of "P0'"" NO.A•tlJJt NO. A.•tSt1t lite\ In tr•lrnno In '"" ••ea ••U•d• • H 0 T I c E 0,. .. EA" I NG 0, Ne, A·tl~ E\IAIC' of WILLIAM R. MOORE, rAlloolonelQll.,.,or fll!TlflON 1'011ftllOIATE0' WILL OAQEll TO SHOW CAUSE ON Oecu>ecl C WPIMlllol•-c•n •ll<lwlllalll AHO ftOll LEfTIEllS 01' AO· l'ITITIOHP:ORCHAHGEOl'NAMI! NOTICE IS HEREllY Gii/EN lo '"" "reol•clno et le•~· 1130 ol If• mem MINISfllAflON WITH WILL AH· In Ille ~lier of 1ne Af)phcAtlon of ttedllO•\otlheel>OwnamedCIK-1 ller\llop lrlfOUQll -llcMhlp •••In-NlllllD \llllG•N IA LOUISE McGILL. lor l ... t •II""'"°'" .... ,"II t l&lms "9Aln" 1no on •n •nnual IM\I\ \l<llt wldl Of E U•I• ot CHESSMAN 8RUCE Clltlno~ ol N ...... ltlll telCJ ~&rt roqul••d 10 Ill• fO(tlfy, or THOllN. Oec.eof\l'O VIRC.I NIA LOUISE M<GILL ""' lham, w1lh .... ne<eU¥V YOllCIWr\, In D Wilen IM Conlraclot provides NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN '""' llled • petition In 1111• courl tor ... or Ille Ofll<e ot Ille cler• ot Ille •bOve M · tvlOOnce 11 .. 1 hit employ\ r~f\fered I.OBERT Tl>t()llN ~\filed Mrtln a Cler •II-Ing IJl'll1'°"9r lo Cho,_ twr lllltd <ourt, or 10 pr-nl ,,..,,., wllh •POrenllc.et on .ill of Ill\ c;onlracb on ll<lllllon IC>f PTOl>ele OI Wiii •nd !or It· n o me I rom V I RGt N I A LOU I SE .... nt(ot\atv VOV<ller\, 10 '"" un· en •MuOI •v•r-ot "'"le\\ lll•n one W•t><• OI L"•I••• ot Acllntnt\lretlon M<C.I LL lo JILL lllRGtNIA McGILL oersl9ned .c •II We•I Slll1h Slretl. LO\ •POrenllce toelQIYI 1ourneymon win. Wiii A,,,,.,uO, retorence lo whtcn It IS llerel>y ordHOd 111.91 •II""'""'' "-'•'· C.Hlornl•. -•ch IS the pl<t<e The Cofll•IO<lor h rl'Qulrect 10 m•-• ·~ ""'a" for tur111er oertlcu1•r1. •nd lnl~r•\I~ on 11111 "'"""' •loflt .. 1d •P. 01 bu•ln<I'' 01 llW ....O.rtlQneO In all conlrlbulk>M 10 luniJ\ Ml•1>11>Md fOt lllal the 11,,,. •nO plac;e of lloterlnQ Ille e>e•r •I 100 Clvoc C~ntff Or • DePI J m•t1er' perte•nll'IQ to ltW e\lolo of ••Id lht •dmtnl•lrdlloll of epprentlCt\lllP tem~ lie\~ lei tor Oc-r 11 ""· S<ln14 An•. C.. on 0<1-r ll, 1'18, •I cle<eclonl, wllrwn tour monlll\ •lier Ille P•OG••m> If M emp1oy• reqlSl.,..ed •P. •I 10 00 • m . In Ille coutlroom of 11 00 o ctoc• am. •no "'"" ono '""'• '"" ouDll<•llon ot '"'' nollc• pr•nllt•• or 1ou_,..v,...n In any •P. Dell"rtmtnt Ho. 3 ol Hid '""''· •I 100 •no• <•uW', II MIY lhoy ...,.,., wily •••a Doled June tt. 1•11 pren11< i•t>lt Ir-on well '°"''"" CIYI< C•nler 0r1 .. Wo\I, 1n tllO City 01 pet111on tor <-ot """"' \houtd not Merv E -· •nd 11 ol1"'r C-lr10<tors on Iha puOllc S.nl• ...... Collf0tnla De or-nlf!d E-.CUlfl• Of,,,. w11101 work\ tll• •re meluno '4Kh conlrlbu-Ool•d Sel>C-• If. 19111. t 1 I\ t11rlf\er orclef..i 111•1 • <OOY ot lho obaw nemeo O<K-..1 lions WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, lhl\ orc!<>r lo "'°"" ceu\# O. oubll>fltod O'Ml!l.VEHY. MYl:llS T,.. Conl•Klor .,,., •nv sul>contr•<· County Clerlo. In ,,,. Or~ C.O.sl D .. lty PllOI, • o .. i.1 o. wotb tor undttr him >~II comoty •1111 ttlll,. llATHLEliN M. McCALMON n•w•P•P•r ol oe11er"1 c 11cu1a11on, 411 Well S4dll $1 ... I Olllrtmenll 01 Se<lton 11n j dlld lln.. :ltft WHtmi,..ter Aff PllDll>ll<'d '" 0r""9" CMllllY Al IU\I LH A,......, C.lli.tlll• t0011 In lheemplov,...nl 01 •ooren11ce\. 1'.0 .aHJln or><• u cn Wfflo. tor tour '"''"~''"" fel: •»11• lnformollon rel•ll•• lo apore11• Seat •u<.11, CA '°740 wee~• prior lo llW' O<!Y of•••• llt'M1no A_,..,,ttrliaeclllrl• llceslllo \l•noero,, .. _ •<hAOules. Att.,.,..y ltr "'ltt_, OATEO ~-· 19, 1q19 PuDl"flfld Or-Coa\I 01111y Pllol, •nd other requlremet11\ m&y or ob· PuDllSMO Orange Coesl 0.tly Piiot Bruu W SumM• SeD1eM1>11r ?1 -Oclol>ftr 4, 11. 11. talnecl from ui. DirK lor ol lnOuslrlal Sepl 10, '1. 21, 1•71 4""·1 JlldQeot IM 1911 Rel•llon•, H ottlclo tl'le AOmlnlslt•lor SupMlor COur1 ASSHI or APi>r•nllceshlo, San Fr<1nclJ<o. PUBLIC NOTICE PAfltlCK J. McGIU. Celltornt•, or lrom ,.,. Olvlston ol Ap ,.., llullur( St.- prenltc•'"'P Slanderos and "' l>r•nch ----S." Potlra, CA "1JI ollltH ll•JU:N fel: UUI "1·H41 PUBLIC NOTICE ,..._ Pul>tl\Md °'-'°"" D•1ly P1to1. S.pl •. I), 70, 11, 19/I •1 .. ,. PUBLIC NOTICE SU PllllO.. C:OUllf 01' TME STATI 0, CALlfllOllHIA 1'011 THE COUNTY OP: O•ANG~ NO. A·t14U NOT ICE 0,. HEAlllHO 01' ftETITION 1'011 l'AOaATE 01' WILL AHO Lf:nlltS TESTAMENTARY E\ldle ot FLOR E N C E M CAVENEE. O.-c .. ~ ,.OTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN lh•I HELEN PAULIN(; TAYLOR lld\ llled l'lert1n • Ptllllon tor ProO.Ot• of Wiii •nd t\\Ulil"t(e Of L*""''' T'~\tamt"nt•rv to the Pp11ftOtMr. r~htrence to wturh '' m•O• for further eMrt1ru1~'' •ncJ th•t '"" 11m,. ono llliKr OI ""•"nq '"" wmf' ""' Deen set for O<rotMr 11 14/t •I 10 00 • m . '"'""courtroom OI °"P•"' menl No J Of ••l<I COUii, "' /00 C•••< Ce nit• Orlw W"''· '" , ... (llV 01 S..nl• An•, C•llf0tf"M«1 Daled ~tmo.., U , 1•11 WILLIAM I SI JOHN, CounlyC.N!rk l'ATlllCIA Hl!lllOG lstt E. C .. tl Hltflw•• Ce,....a ••I Mar, CA t,.U h i .,~,.,. Allw ... , lw. ,..,lti- PuDll-0r..,. CO.\I <>••Iv P•lol SePl•ml>er 7(,, 71-0..1-t J, '"' 011 II Pl'Rl.I(' NOTIC'F. ClolwO ~Olollllwt 8 1•1~ JAME'>f M(IM, '"VD'•' 1t.om1n,,,,.,,,,, Ac1m1n"''"'o' w•tf'\W"' Anne11rou1 °'"'' ''"h (II tPWAbOW .. n1tttU·OOVt -'O' nt AORI AN l(U~PEll . COVH1 '1' COUNSEL end OAVIO A CHAFFEE, OE P UTT 10 Ctwl< C""ler P1•U, p 0 ••• ,,,. s..1 ........ CatllOtnl• •1107 Toltpllonr t/ltl ,,.__ •ttOrA••' fOf' Actnwnntr•tOf w ith Will .AtwWaeCI Publl'\FN-0 0,-.tftQ!• (C)i't't Ottll't P111,1 ~·pt 10. 11 0< I ; II 1•1' Pl'BLIC NOTICt: l'ICTITIOUS tUSIHl!SS WAM£STAT£M'ENT 4.U) 114 Tnt touow1nq per\On, •'f' do1nq bU\1ne"' • .., BU\INESS CENTER DRlllE 111, 2901 U•rr-~ Rodd llv1M CA 9,,1\ En1erPt1 \e' (on\lrU(T1on fnt t C•l1torn•• CO<oor•••on. UlO ~._., P•r .. Bl•cl , ''"'""·(A "711\ R•1nhold Pl•h•tr •113 "'""<lot t Terrett,"°'°"" 0<1 W.,,r (A '11•1\ fhl\ OV\tnf'\'"t t'\ (.ondu<.tld o .. An vn fn<orparflttflld l!t\~MhOt\ othtr lhctn ,. o.trtn~r\n1p f"h•rJ)t1Y' ,,..,,,,,. ..... ,,on Int ~ 1n1nt 1111n1tJr,. l IOvO £ RU\\ Prt1\1Q..tflJ,. • '"'' ''"'lt"_."' -#tt\ l1lt-d ..... ,,, th. Covnt1 <ft,., of O'''"Qf' <..ovntv Htt AUQU\I ,. 1q19 CAPR lfZ AHO MCOONA LO AUor "•Y\ ., u - 8y J•me• T C.pnilr IUU MacAr1-lloul•••rd trw1ne, CA till! """' Pul>ll\"4'<1 0rMIQf COA\I 0<11lv P1lol ..... Pl 10 II. 0.t • ti t•1' ••IO I• P UDLIC ~OTICE '"',.,..._,..,' ~IMtIJll• ~ .' 14)·"0 . ...,,,_ . ...tll. ·t~---~~ vilo co11n. ~• 100 Cl'tl<: C.nllor Orlv~ rlCO • . NOrlCE IS HEREB\I 01\/EN 11181 SUft•••Olt COUllT 0, THE All ..... ey.., ,..,,,._ tUS•~o.\".l.~ ~1;:""5n~-~-~-~~?lti~!'~~it. 14 .W.W~ C?P'!'( p"'.1.!. SfAT~fl Cit: .. OllNIA 1'011 • Ooyle Eno"""'""O Coroor•llOO IS01 "°· A·t7MI E W••I. '" 11\t Clly ol Sn111a An•, C•llforn1,, DoltO .,_p1emt1er 21, 1918. WILLIAM E SI JOHN, County Cln-- SHEPHEllO, SHEPHl.RO 6 OUN· OAS ~~~;;;;~~;;;;~~;;;;~ii 1600 Oowe SI,. Sulle l)S H••,.r1 k<Kfl, CA 9?660 Tel· 171•1 tl:>44lt AllHMY• .... Pe111i...r FUNERAL DIRECTORS HARBOR LAWN· MOUNT OLIVE MORTIJAR\'.('t;M 1-:TF.RV ('Rfo:MATORV Publl\ll@O Orenoe CO<l\I O•••V Pllol S..pl 11, 1t. 0<1 •. ••7' 0~11 PUBLIC NOTICE AtAN~MEHTO-,.~- ,ICTITIOUS NAME lHE UNOER51C.NEO 00.. lleret>y corllly 111•1, oflecllve Sopt.ml>er I, 1'11, lie <e•Mll\I nen .. ,, tormetlY coml>OMd oi ,.,. 1011..Wlno ""r'°"· -ni1me In lull •no ptiK• OI rt>ldOllC• ts•• IOllOW\ lt- wll Aloy\lu• " l~oow•k•, '1• E. v .. 0 1nl• Avenue, S•11U An•. C•llfornl• t110.. THl:COUNTVOftOllANGl Ovall SJtUI, N •w port ll~Hll, HOflCI: Oft MaAlllNG 01" HO. A-tM10 C.lllornlA VO lo tno llOUr of IO·OO 11 m fll!TITIOlf ,011 ftllOllATll Oft WILL E>I••• ol llONNIE MAE O'BRIEN, on 0<1ooer 11, 19Tt, Ill wfllcn limo •nd ANO 1"011 L•n••s TeSfAM•H· Dttcu.ed pleo thev wlll .,. oulllltty opened eno fAllY. · NOTIC[ IS HEREBY GIVEN lo,,,. rno. Seid >Htl'<l lllm snell.,. tor Ille o.~!~~:d 01 ~\/ELYN KROENVNG. credtlo" of Ille .tl>O\fft named lllt(odonl Oolno ol Ille !Nbtlc work hertfll~lore NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ll'lal 11'1•1 •II l)ef\On$ hl•lno <ltlmt •eAln>I OeKrlbe<I ""° Ot'Cler.O 111 .... !Miid r•· NANCY I( LEE .... 111.0 ""'fin • Ille \tld de<edenl M@ ftlQUl•eO••I '""" tit' m&de \ll&ll<e of L•tler\ Tt>l•menl.,y, r• Ille otllu Of""' <IHk OI Ille ·•llO•f> •" °"' enO suomtnoo on• t0tm 10 bll ob lorer>e• 10 """<h I\ me0e '°' lurtMr lllled <OUrl. O' 10 Pl'henl l .... m, Wiii\ l•lned •I file otllce ol 8o•te EllQl ..... r· portlCllllf\, enO lhal Ille limo •nd Ille nec.en.,y "°"'"""· 10 the un 1119 Coroor•tlon, 1501 0..•11 5tret1. Die<• ol ,...,tno llW .. ,,,. .,., bt<ln ~• derttoneo II 1 UI Nori II Ctlllury Nt woort hKll. Clllfornlo. E«ll bid tor Oclotlet 10. 1trt. t4 10 oo • m., In Boule•tro. S.,,1• All•, Celllornl•. or prooow 1 ~I Ile <><comoonteO by• 1119 <...,rt,_.,, o1 Oeoer"'-"1 No 3 Of whlcll " Ille lllA<e ot l>u\IM" OI "" collltr'' c11eo or <llotca o r1111.0 t>v a 5411d court, •I 100 Clttl< Ctllttr Orlwe unoers19,..., tn •II mollt r• oert•l11tnv •••pon•ll>le t>t..-or e lllclder'• bOnd tor Wet I. tn 1ne City ol S.111e Ant, lo Ille •st&t41 Of Miii CIKl'denl wl1111n e11 emount not les• than '°' Of Ille CAll11>r11te lour montfl\ &ti.r ltlll llr•I oubllc•llOtl •mount ol Ille bid or ot tho total D•leel ~r It. tm Of lnlt notke emounl '°' -l<h tl'le' wlll e<ctpl • WI LU AM a . St JOMN, Oeteo Seolember I, 1t11 con1re<1 --pev•lll• to 1,,. or-Counly Clerk Net""" CArrtll O'Orlon oor or 111 Ille Urvor 01 Ille Moulton STlflHl!N W. wt1•Ulllt Ea.culor of, .... Will 01 Hlo ... 1 Wtlllf' Ol•l•k l EKll W<n Did \llCTOlt •AU11C•1t 1119 .oo.. nenwo 0e<~1 or .,, _ _,, _., 11e >('t l.O eno meo ., 110 S.•-... on .. NANCY M. 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( 19631 JoellNJ Woodwflfd, Rich••d Seymer Aftet ~••Yl"G In a amal town lot • bf.el l)IWIOd or t1M41. an D•-C8tl'li~al 11at doc.ldM to move and 11art OWK (2 1111 I TUBE TOPPERS KCOP Q) 8 00 "The Stripper " Thl' movie version of William lng~·s "A Loss or Roses'' s tal's J oanne Woodward and Richard Seymer COS 8 9:00 -"T hree D<1ys of the Condor "Robert Re dford star.'\ <is a CIA agent on the run in t his 1975 movie with Fuyc Dunaway <sc>c photo at left>. NUC Et 9:00 ''Zuma Beach ... A new TV movie with "Three's Company" star Suz~nnc Somers as ::i singer who beromes involved with a group of young pcoph.•. S.nQef on a -'<end 1taca- 11on 10 ..eap;i trom ner lroublel oecomes 1n110lve<J with the l)<ODlems ol " ~oup OI teen·AgefS U ®I c.tARUE'S ANGELS 12 hrs I G) THE GONG SHOW ti) MONTY PYTHON'S FL VINO CIRCUS W MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Scn"'*tr. Aon Powen ond Jell Greenhold 1P1n :l ot 211RI 12.30 0 MOVIE • • • Tne 8.iron 0 1 A11ton1t 119491 Vincellt Proce. fllM Of w f~lll ownttrshop ol tha •Ht Ari 1ono1 terro1orv is 'hAl16ng8CI Dy Jam11> An<111<)n Reavis ti hr Sbm1n) G) MOVIE • • * "The Lott 11Aom1;1t1r ( 19471 Roben Commings. Susan Hoyward A puDkSh· er. look1nq tor troe 1011 tove letters ot a famous wrttet. encounten " YOUllQ wom· an llvonq d strange and-· 1e Illusion (2 hri I ti) MOVIE • • ,., .. Comancne I 1!11561 Dana Anorews Linda Cris· lol r .... o cavalry ICOUts must tond a ComM1Gne cnoet in order to 1><event " lull·SCAle war t t hr • 30 mon ) 12.37 0 @) SW.AT mystic ' a»1stan1 commtts .t amno ot mwd•" ""''"' und9< tne inn~ of i~thr 30tnlfl) 243 MOVIE • • * "The FlgtlllnQ 6911\ .. c 19401 JarMe C.agnev. P•t "Boen A reco.1t. accuaed Of cow•rdlOe. prcwea n.a COUtllge Whtlt> h11 pl<ltoon •S tr11pped by the enemy. (l hr .40mtn) ' 3:1111 8 NEWS 4:00 MOVIE * * "The Thud \11Mtor .. ( 19521 Sonia Ofedel. Guy Mrddleton An American criminal ttaveta 10 Engl~ to teek levenge ~nd beOOmeS lnV011ted on a m\>fd9< 12 hf"'.I I 0 MOVIE • • "• .. Secret M•UIOI\'' ( 19441 J-Mason. Hu9f1 w1111ams G) MOVIE • ·~ Beast OI Mooocco" ( t967) William Sylvester, Diane Clare 1~ ~ON£WS T~T • )0 I TIC TAC OOOOH trange Bedfellows (Ii) THE OUTTERINO PAIZES A Double Lile ' AO&m Moma now a SUCQ8$Stul .c1eenwnt8f I novel1at wt1h a sucoesatul mamage. wonOe<s why ne stoll feels 11icomple1e . Anoet On High' Ketty tall• on IOve w1tn tne stunHty•no granoson ot a notorious cume ltgure 11·23 8 (I) NEWS 11:30 TONiOHT Guest h05t Don Rockies Guests Robe<t Conrad. Or Wayne Oyer. Sandy Duncan ··0ea1ets In Oelltn The S W A T te11m searctwK tor the wppher ot soph1Sh· cateo weapons be<no uMKI '"d series ot CrlmCI$ IRI 4:03 IJ STEVE EOWAROS tt.OVE LUCY l onv•"'-f'\l "' ., ..... ti\ ~ • """11111 \j'<llll l 1" ~ Cjo't• n1tn ""' • 1 .W•'-' Qvll """'""' &;) MICHAEL JACl(S()H M tK•hn '~""'O ••"'-""' 1Hf! Ju'-ltt• ut 1n• l •'''"' fuft ( w•• of A.1>~ .. tn l ua Ao~ hit~-1•l><1UI '" ,,.,, ... ._, c11m..4 tn• (11m• Hoht·rt lk d Cord a -, a CIA a~t·nt and l'\t)t' Dunaway n-. lht• wnman he fortl'S tu ht'!µ h11n, :-.h:.in· ,m inttmatt• moment 1r1 • rhrL·t· Da~ ~ of the Condor ,'' alf'l11g 1 11111 ~ht at 9 un CUS. Channel 2 m MARK RUSSELL l\Aa.111 Ruaaett P'tlS4!fltS a """' season ot aaltr oeal hutnOf. political barbs and topical sono take-olls G) MERV GRIFFIN fl!) GAEAT PE.RFOAMAHCE8 "Hetber1 von Kara1an I Berlin Phtth11rmonic·· Rletl· ard Strauss· Don <klt•ote 1s penormed. tea1u11no eel· 1111 Matlatav Rostropovteh W EVENING AT POPS South African p1an11t Ste· ven De Groote plays ProkoUev·s Conel)rto No 3 In C Major. Op 26 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Three astronauts tano on • strange planet and meet 11~ .. ,aretaker ·· 8 ®) POllCE WOMAN "Bloody Nose.. Pepper poses as a waitress on a lruck·stop care to onvush· q!tO a n11ock1n9 11ng 1:00 0 TOMOAROW Gues1' Kitty Milly and l ester Olivid authors ol unauthorized 0to0r1pn1es ol Jock~ Onua1s and P111 Noxon, Ge<ald Green. pro. <luce< and autllOf' ot the teleplay tor "HOIOCIUll .. Thur11da11·• Bayt i•e Mo.,ies AFTERNOON ,._., t .. w tYttftm, .. "° •twt t,.,,.,.., ot p11M>n• to r11torm c1m1nat5 41) SAHR,i;\O ANO SON fD MACNE.IL I LEHRER AEPOA'T «i) INTl'IOOUCING BIOLOGY T1s-s .. W ~OJECT UNIVERSE .. lunar Mut1on1 A11C1 Appell• M1C t•\ 7·30 8 CHEAP SHOW CAOSS·WITS (!]) MERV GRIFFIN 7-00 t) CBS NEWS I NBCNEWS UARSCLUB WOALO NEWS TONIGHT 0 CJ) JOf<EA'S WILO G) 80t MIU.ION DOU.AA MAH ' Burn.nQ Bttght .. GU811ta Jiii St Jonn. lru· man Capote 0 YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL Adventures Or PIOkle And 1:1111 Two teenagers eaplote tne wonoers ot nature on a ZOOiogicai eape011ton through the wat8fl arid IUllQIM of the Car1obean , 0 NEWL YWEO GAME Clu111ftef Li#tb1g• 1J KNXT tCBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) LOS Angeles O KlLA (Ind ) Loe; Angeles fJ KABC· TV I ABC) Los Angeles r1) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles ®) KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTIV (Ind) Los Angele& ti) KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles fl> KCET· TV !PBS> Los Angeles m KOCE·TV (PBSI Hunltn91on Beach Angels Winners 8 I 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE I L0\1£ EXPERTS AOAM·12 21TONIGHT Most C141UI Robo1ts W CONSUMER SURVIVAL l(rT "How'• Your 811d? A look At Pell .. Cl) BONKEASC Guell Sandy Duncan lt§) fAMIL Y FEUD t:OO 8 CJ) THE JEFF£R80NS Allan W11l1s (Jay Hammer). the .. white 5hoep .. of the rac11tly mo•Cd family. arrives hOme 0118' -111 years· abMnte (Pan t ot 2) D Ota< CLAN<'S lNE WEDNE80AY Gu.11· Barry Man11ow. Suzenne Somers. 11Ae111n G1lber1. Natehe Cole. stuntman Steve 8ak0t 0 MOVIE • • .. Aun FOf CCl'lilr .. ( t9551 James Cagney, JOhr! Oeretc A former out· law cnanges Ille loves 01 a woman and 1 young bOy. (2 nrs I fJ @) EIGHTIS ENOUGH 1:30 1J CJ) IN THE BEOINNtNO Father Cleaty. despondent with dl511ppolntment. helps Jerome In hit lime of need • THE 000 COUPLE Oscar Is tired trom his longhme lob u a ll)Ot1s· wr11er tor f&Jllng to COiie( a badminton metch. m OVEREASY Actress Marlha Scott discusses her long and acttve c,aree<. Congfess· man W1Hlam Conen (R • Matnel on a t><41 to change mandltoty retw-t ~ Soelal Sewr1ty and Med•· care Fkt S'-t. (A) 9:00 8 CJ) MOYIE * * • ·~ "Three Days OI The Condo<" (1975) Rob· er1 Redford, Faye Dune· way A writflf worlllng for the CIA reluctantly becomes embr0tled In a counter-plot when he learns his co-agenta are being murdered one by ooe (R) 0 NBCMOVIE "Zuma Beach" (Premltlfel Suzanne Somera, Ma11< Wheeler. A down-and-out 10:00 I " NEWS @.) VEGA$ "Geme. Goris Play" Three married women doubling as us Vegas eatt girls DeeOme involved on a deadly game ot oeleD11ty blac::kma11 ., NIGHT GAUEAY el) COUNTRY MUSIC A.SSOaATION INTERNATIONAL SHOW 10:30 G) II) NEWS fill THE PAWSERS SllV8''s llnei reee on the Derby ends 1n dtsastet too bOth him end his brother The fam1ty returns to Match•OQ ano an 111 Glen· COfa (RI 11:00 009 NEWS 8 DATINGGAME D MOVIE • * ''> "The Mudlark" ( t95 t) Alec Guinness. l1ene O\Jnne An English wail t11es 10 meet Queen Victoria, Sf.ICluOed on her castle since Albert's death. W THE 000 COUPLE Fell•'s pet p11rrot takes a turn tor the worse. and Oscar Olfers to handle tne bu11a1 arr!lngements a> GETSMAA'T 8D CAPTIONED WOALO NEWS TONIGHT 11:53 IJ CJ) HAWAII FIVE..O "The Fhp Side IS Death" l\AcGa11ett's onty Clue to a d1111no bank root>ery is a l)Oll ball IOUnd near one ot 1ne abandOned getaway 1tefl1Cles (RI K>RNING 11:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE A tone woman battles two miniature aliens trom anotOO< ptene1 in 8 battle ot sae VElfliUS scoentiloc -a pons I HIGH HOPES HONEYMOONERS DICK CAVETT ts Enotosh A Dying Language? .. Guests John Kenneth Oolbr111th, Edwin Nowman, Agnes de Motte. John Simon. 1t1ctud1n9 Nicholas Johnson. Herbert 0 MAVERICK Ahas Bart Maverick" 1:03 fJ (I) KOJAK "Sister Martd" A nun ~eeks venoeance on the a1111ne e•ecuhve she holds responS11>19 tor ner .,SIOf s death CRI 1:45 0 NEWS 2:00 0 NEWS 0 MOVIE • • .... II Tallas All Kinds" t 19691 Vera 11A11es. Robert Lansorn;i A beowhlul black· m111e< tr&tn8$ an American sa110t onto l>eflev•OQ l>e committed a murdtlf (2 nrs 1 ti) GETSMAAT 2:13 f) NEWS 2:25 0 NEWS 2.-30 0 MOVIE • '• Woten S-ath The Sea" 119621 JOhn Sutton. Oona Alt>erl Wn1te <IOt"Q reseacn on thf> Amazon 1ungte. a novelist 11-,011 h1msetl l:>tl•nQ onttuenGed by a native tegend 11 hr . 25 m1n l G) MOVIE • •,, "C1ea1ure ~ 0 1 Destruction" ( 19681 Los Tremayne. Aron K1nca1d A 12:00 0 * * "Four Gins 1n Town" t 19~71 George Nader. Julie Adams. A world-wide talent hunt tat d t()(thCOfn1n1;1 Holtywooc:I eplC draws gorta trom ell around tne world to Holly- wood C 1 hr . 30 min.) G) * *'"' .. T91111 To The Judge" ( t949l AOSlll!nd Ruasell, Rot>&rt Cumm- ings A couple gets a d1voroe. onty to discover 1nat they are st~I tn IOY8 With eactl Other (I ht , 50 min) 2:00 8 * * "Never Say Ote" C 19391 Bob Hoc>e. Andy Devine A hyPocllonOroec C8US86 PfOblemS fOf 11\e s11tt ot the sanrtanum on wfl.cl\ he IS staying ( t ht .• 30mtn I 3:00 O]l *••"A Men C..tted Giinnon" (19691 T Of'Y Franc;osa. Mw::t>eel Satra- 11n An e•periencec:t cow- bOy sets about teaen111Q lK1 Eastern dude the ways of 11\e ranoe ( t hr , 30 mon I 3:30 0 * •'""The Stoeoe·· 119531 Dean Marton. Je"Y lew1S A Stt>Qf'f 08c'°4I& that ne does not ~ hts pan ner to be a success ( 1 hr.,30""n I ABC Wins First Ratings Round Netirork Places Six Shows in Niehen's Top Ten By JERRY BUCK a season. ABC 1s determined to HOLLYWOOD <AP > -ABC's hang onto first place and CBS powe.rhouse of youth-oriented a nd NBC a re equally de· comedy and rasr-aetto-n-l:lramr -tennined to overtak'e it. staggered CBS and NBC in the NBC took second place for the first fully competitive week of week by a whisker with a rating the new TV season as the of 17.4. CBS had a rating of 17.3 network easily retained its cov- eted first place in the Nielsen ratings. A BC won six places in the top 1 10, with s uch s tandbys a s "Lave rne a nd S hirley," "Three's Company." "Charlie's Angels" and "Happy Days" leading the way. Four of its new s hows ranked first among debut· ing ser ies . Neve rtheless. viewers . seemed to prefer old fa vorities. CBS had four In the top 10, all returning shows, and NBC had none. CBS's highest-ranked new s how was "People," in 21st place, and NBC's highest new show was "Dick Clark's Live Wednesday." in 42nd place. I N THE WEEK that ended Sunday, th~ first in which all three networks had their new ABC'S "TAXI" was the highest.ranked new show, an seventh place and the only new show in the top 10. But it would have been difficult for the series not to do well following the Tues day comedy punch of "Happy Days," "Laverne and Shirley" "and "Three's Compa ny." Other new s hows which did well -all ABC -were "Mork and Mindy," No. 13 ; "Battleslar Galactica" and "Vega$" tied for No. 16. Ironically. the lowest-ranked show of all -in 64th place was another Las Vegas sen es. NBC's "Who's Watching the Kids." Apparently nobody. This show is a re tread of ABC's "Blans ky's Beauties." which flopped on that network. series on the air. ABC had an NEW SHOWS that appear to overall rating of 20.9 -more be in trouble arc ABC's "Apple than threeratingpointsaheadof Pie," No. 54; Nnc·s "Eddie its nearest rival. Capra Mysteries," No 56; CBS' ABC. 4 . "Happy Days," ABC S '"M·A·S-H," CBS. 6. ··one Day at a Time." CBS. 7. "Taxi," ABC. tt. ·~Alt tn thrFarifity-:'-CSS. !J. "Love Boat," ABC. 10. ··Allee," CBS. 11. ABC FRIDAY movie. "The Bad News Bears" and NBC Big Event. "The Other Side of the Mountain." tie. 13. '"Mork and Mindy," ABC . l4. "Little House on the Prairie." NBC. 15 . "What's Happening." ABC. 16. '"Vega$" and '"Battlestar GaJac· tica." ABC. tie. 18. "Barney M Iller." ABC. 19 ... Fantasy Tsland." ABC. ~O . "The Waltons," ABC. Other new series were in this order : 21. "People," CBS. 27. "Mary," tied with CBS: "60 Minutes.'' 29. "WKRP in Cincin· nati." CBS. 36 "Kaz," CBS . 42. .. Dick Cla rk"s Live Wednes- day." CBS. 49. ''Grandpa Goes to Washington:· NBC. Crash Postporws 'Flying High' Show LOS ANGELES CAPI -Prompted by the disastrous air collision over San Diego Monday m which at least ISO people died. CBS-TV has juggled episodes of the network's new series, "Flying High." CBS said a different "Flying High" episode will air Friday in place of one originally scheduled as the de but of its new comedy-drama series about the adventures of three yoiing airline stewardesses. This ls the most highly com· "Pape r Chase." No. 57: NBC'!-> The cast of "Charli e 's Angels" -from left Kate petitive television season ever. "Wave rly Wonders," No. 58: .Jackson, .Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd w1'th ' D ·d Th · be b r c ss· "WE u " N 9 d A CB.S SPOKESMAN in New York said the original episode, which was scheduled well before the San Diego crash, was postponed because it would have been "too insensitive" for the network to broadcast it in the same week. The episode, now scheduled for Oct. 6, included : , av1 e maneuvering gan e ore s . ...... o . s ; an Doyle behind the m has reason to s mile, s ince they're th e season eve n began . CBS' "AmericanGirls,''No.6.1. C'Urr~ntly number three in the ratings <see story at particularly with NBC juggling Here are the top 20 : -An emergency landing of a Cessna 172 -the same kind of craft involved in Mond ay's trash -flown by one of the stewardesses. J " • t .. I • -~, ~'lCULA~~fll'S.~~ .lb .... ,.;.,~A<&~No~Sl -rn~ sie\1Vartt~!f ~o-·m~aae"'ltiLl'E!rnt~encsi··n.h()ftfg 'YmMngf~ ·. A.,..,~,AfM r ight >. They'll be seen in action tonil!ht at 9 on ABC its schedule for competitiv.e~-1. "Lavcrn~M~~let,." .t:"lil>.6Me•lli.-....... -.... 'l':'<I.!\ ·~ • .."? , .. , ....... ~--,'.J ...... ~W.J.,a..,UM-~"""""""''.I.~.·. ~-~··· _;":_"' ~-• ~.·~ .; ~n'ftel''(,-,..,-. , '"'' ·-,,; ~l~Jl.•»~•. • •,....'.,.. .,....,..v ,.,....~ ~~.,_,_,_I'll.,_ ... .._~--. ~~· _ 1' n,., ings point worth $36 million over ABC. 3. "C arlic's Angels, .. Actor Finds 'BegiDning' By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD IAPl -Three years after he left "M·A·S·H," it looks as th ough McLean Stevenson hns ran ally ~Otten the break he's lx'en looking for. Ile stars in the CBS comedy "In the Bcginntn~." whi<.'h airs Wednesday ni~hts al 8.30 on Cha nnel 2, playing a con- servative Catholic pries t who finds himself in confrontation with a liberal and li berated nun pl ayed by Priscilla Lopez. The series, from Norman Lear's T.A.T. Communications Co .• looks good, with the skillful blend or comedy and relevant ls- s u es that has been Lear's trademark. medical misfits. He left after the third season. but says he does not regret the decision. "A long time ago I gave up thoughts of security," he said. "I once worked for an insurance company. They didn't pay you much money but you knew where you'd be at 65. "IN 1961 WHEN I got into show business, I gave up any idea of security and thought of opportunity. I haven't had a year yet when t haven't made more money than the year before. If I'd stayed with 'M·A· S·H,' I wouldn't be making a third o( what I'm making here." He said he e njoyed h is creative relationships with the JT ALSO LOOK good ror people of "M·A·S·H" and said Stevenson. a long. lean actor his complaint was with the with a facial expression s~udio mana1tement then run· somewhere between inquisitive ninJ{ 2otb Century-Fox. and puttied Arter "M·A S-H.. "The year we started 'M·A· ~Lt~;. 'ilp • .,. .. t=~ ~~,~~~~~1i~t l~ On "M A·S·H" he was Lt. Col. paid Yul Brynner for 'The King Henry Blake, the commanding a nd I,' " he Raid. "It folded officer of a rronttlne hospital or quicldy, but 'M·A·S II' Is stiff running strong." lie signed a contract with NBC for a variety show. but other than o special, nothing came of it. Ile was left with little to do except appear on the "Tonight" show. THEN NBC excavated an un - successful pilot calle d "The Prime or Life.'' It was retitled "The McLean Stevenson Show" and it gave new meaning to the word dismal. changed "Now you know immediately who we are," Stevenson said. "It was belabored in the pilot A lot of the religious jokes are J!One Now . instead or jokes aboul religion we have Jokes about the actions of rehg1ous people ." Stevenson said he sees some similarities to "M·A·S·H." "I'm caught in the middle," he said. "between the hierarchy of the church and the people I have to give ordeni to. He's do- ing a job that he's been ordered to do . In that respec t . the character is like Henry Blake. "ft was 1952 television," he said. "It was 'Ding dong, honey, I'm home.' It was a dated show. It was intended to be a contem· porary show deallng with the pro· blcms married people in their 40s face. But, hell, the problems of to· "IT'S I\ PERFECT character day are the same as the 1940s. It fo r me. I can become him. It was 'Ozzie and Harriet' again." doesn't hecome an acting pro· blem for me." "We ~al~ed ror 15 min~tes. !'fe Prior to working on the show, said he d Just gotten this scnpt Stevenson spent five days with and ,had read the first scene and the Puulist fathers "The rtrl'l .~.{c.ute.d_ I s ~~utd pl ~I .~be , tbi~J.J9~od i>_ut " fie ~u1d, "I~ ~~---·~~~f ~ "'"ir'nr f>'lest' f~ 'riot tttf thfnp fl"J CBS BOUGHT the series on all people A priest is like a good the basis or o pilot. but a large mcdlcul intcrnli.l hl' know!. portion or tha t was later his hmit.ationi." • nervously, tdling her colleagues: "tr we go down, we go down together." ,.,. .. ,..,.... MC LEAN STEVENSON FlNALL Y OETS A BREAK With Costar Prltcllla Lopez In 'Btglnnlng· . ·~ '• . • "' I ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC WDd~y. September 27, 19713 OAIL y PILOT • I • I .. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY Music 'Getting Better' "SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS Cl.US BAND" CPO) Grammy Chief Cites Technical Improvements 'BULLY" (PG) Hy JOE EDWARDS NASHVlU.E, Tenn. I AP) ! Thl• presld<'nl of the N allonal 'l11-----------------~·Ar 1adumy of Jlccordlng l\rts and .... !'K'lcncc 11'6yi. mu.1Jlc Is better 'ALMOST SUMMER . (PG) "AMERICAN ORAFF1TT1·· SMOKEY & THE B~OIT' (PG) SPE~D TRAP "H EAVEN C AN WAIT" (PG) th11 n ever ·'Our product 1s better than lt'i; ever ~en und It's getting bt-ttcr," Diii Utlnny, a Nashville m usic publl~hlng executive, sajd 1n ~n lnte1 vu•w "Thcre'H a Nr••al deal til)(lnt on the record- 111.i of the produ<'l "Uecuus • of the mcreusu in tt•chnk ul Mmpetenct, It's dlr· J1cult to muke muny mistakes. ~!'!~"'1111!'.!'l•~llJ!"•llJll .. •••"' J\nd from u crcuUve standpoint, wt•'rt> tccttmU a broader spec-....... ,. ,.. .. ~····"'" t n un or pt.'Ople an musk, people •----·who cun touch almost everybody .. FOUL PlA r (PG) m the t)()pulolton with songs and FUN WITH DICK & JANE" lynci. .. CORVETTE SUMMER .JOY RIDE' (PG) "ALMOST SU MMER AMERICAN GAAFFITTI" i\S PRESIDENT of NARAS. "h1rh 11> made up or some 5,000 rec·ord1ng artists. songwriters, musicians and engineers. Denny 11> chief spokesman for the re· I 1·ording industry. NA RAS also is }JJ-----mr..i~~"""""'"'~"'----< the organi.u1tion that s ponsors t h e G r ammy Awards for "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG) musical ach1evemenL Denny, a low-key. articulate man of 43, said music is impor- ............ 'SONGS RELATE' NARA'S Biii Denny ta nt to society because it stirs emotion. "Songs speak to us because they relate to things that happen to us." he s aid. "Love is an emo- tion everybody goes through. If you have a happy love affair with a lady, a song reminds us or that. And we have other kinds of sonl?s when thinRs don't work ~: ,....._ .. SM_0_~_.~_6_Nt_1_~-~-E s-~-~-N N_D6_1_·: _(P_G_)_ ..... Hughes Collection • · AU DtUYMMS Of'e. 7:00 PJ.t. .... HTl Y -'·~-:..-:..-c_ .. _·_·"~v~no~e·~·-2_,.~··-·_-"'_"-'_·-'_' -·_-__ K_IG~Cl-••_-P_1._y_9_•_o_u_n_d_-~~-Lures . Movie Fans ~'fl~ -fD q... ffei.-IL I j Because 1here s going lo l:w oothrng .. 1rc119l11 about a CH EECH Ii CHONG film. Every generarion has had 1heir Ol4'fl comC'dy ch111. the 30's had Laurf>I and Hardv. Abbon & Costello broke up 1h1> 40\ and Martin and Lewi!> really frac1urf>d lh(• 50\ CHEECH Ii CHONG have lwlrwd m.1ke the 70's go •UP IN SMOKE: CHEECH Ii CHONG art! 1he rnnwdy ll'..t111 thdt gave birth 10 rock comedy ond in the prOCl"i!> of turning un ,, whole genl'Mtio11 ... old lt'n million ,1lh11m'>. picked up nunwrous ..twa rds. inc lud1119 C..t'>h Box and R1llbc1ctrd· .. lw .. 1 ccmwdv du11. and a Grammy for thl•ir dlbu111. MLO!> Cochm115:'° Now it's rime for d CHEECH & CHONG movie> C & C's "'UP IN SMOKE" will make you reel very funny. ~don't go straight to see this mOV1f>1 HOLLYWOOD IAP> -Old movie buffs hav e a rare opportunity this month -bidrung ope ns on the late multimillionaire Howard Hughes• film collection. The collection includes several vintage selections, such as "The Outlaw" and "The Conqueror." T he familiar pinup shot of Jane Russell lounging in a haystack came from "The Outlaw." First released in 1943, the fil m went lhrough a six-year censorship battle before it bit the theaters. .. The Conqueror" stars John Pt.-'fER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES Wayne as Ghengis Khan und claims the dubious distinction or being ratedin "The Book of Lists" as one of the worst films ever made. Wr itten bids are being accepted a t the offices of attorney Ronald E. Golher of Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher, a spokeswoman for Gothersald out. Songs relate to the reality or life: they speak lo these re · alities. ••DURING THE wa r in ln· do~hinu , I.here was a lot or un· rest in this country and one of the things that talked about it was the songs. Today, the songs chronicle the times." Industry trade publications bave reported that the record in- dustry ls a $3 billion-a-year busi- ness, growing at the rate of 100 percent a year. This makes it the largest grossing area of s how business -outstripping televis ion and the movies. "It's estimated that one in every seven families has 'Satur- day Night Fe ver,"' Denny said, referring to the Bee Gees' rut album. "The Be e Ge e s in l?eneral are very. very big. Dis- co now is very hot. but a few vears ago it was unheard of. Dis- co has caused more disco re- cords, and, in turn, movies." "RECORDS USED to be sold in record stores only. Then along came racks and department stores, grocery stores and so forth. The marketing is much broader." Recording artists seem to be better trained and harder work- ing, he said. "They seem to h ave been trained more and work more. There a re a lot more clubs where a rtists pe rform and become better -get the edges knocked off " DENNY SAID music plays an important role in life at an early age. - "As youngsters. songs help us learn lo count. As we get older, songs become memory joggers. I doubt that you can na me someone who music dosen 'l mean something to.·' ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONEtY HEARTS CWBBAND'' MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE 1'-OCifee-Cl ... ,.!!!009 •IO - -.f YOU'IE 1M Hl8M ICHOOl, If YOU'ii II 001.L1K If YOU'IE Oii' OF oounE, IF YOU'VE lVD HUID OF coum, a.,,.._ Ull1POC* .........., 0-h""""""" Tommy c ...... Jom 9irrrift tAP ....,._ So-oct-M•"'" ....ct""""' KH<h .. 5'1. ~ Wr!IWn by Tommv Cllono Ii Chl«h M""" Pn>durf'd Lou,.... .. 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"' • "'"' c-na HIAVIN CAN WAIT(l'OI PlUS OHi ANO ONl T (Nt -BT-e SAllT rlllD HOOPf1t (POI P.lUI THI DllVta111 MUNO ••H e -CONN ALMOST SUMMll t'°1 """ AMlllCAN ClltAlfm CN I 04lt"I' CNAM---IUWN '"FOUL PL.A Y" wDAn-r.-.o .. ,,_ 1.ra.1:1~11-.1:4&.r- w.._ .. "' "'HU YIH CAM WAIT"' INI WDAf-M , ... ,,_,,, ... ., .......... ,, ........ ·~=a.--;:::;;;--i ICMN 11HOl1A e OUWI ~IOllN SAT\MDAY NIGHT HVll(NI PtUI \;:..&ailllM~.._....:..:...:....:.::.::.J UT THI 0000 TIMIS I OU CPOI ·NSt-.icu·· none AJY. PINOCCHIO l't.US AUCI IN WONDllLAND 1•1 U UMO •rttT e OIOI COHH ALMOST SUMMll(POI PlUS AMlllCAN QUfftTI CPOI Mil men • ml'ttlN MC·NAU' Hl.atDIHl9l P\US TIUS DITOUtt 111 QlfV1' CHAM e OOUllt MAWN JOUL "-ATCPOI PlUI THI OHi A OHL Y l'OI MMll MAMIU e ...... POTTS CO.VITTI SUMMll (NI l'lUI SM00Y A THI IANDfT(POI .. UNO •telT e -COHN ALMOST SUMMl l CPOI Pl.US AMlllCAN GUfftTI CPOI -T B TNOlOS e Wlf llflO HOOHl(POI l'lUI OOI TO ltll Y JOI !POI '1T IUINI ~ Tiie SCllttNI'" 1, mNOUY l'OI 2. 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Hamson 1-'urd'a tolnll1 "'''"' dl~to11ed lo 9rangr Cooict uu '''"""""' l:l tlf'Or, °''° wh~n htt pb1yt>tl u maµir roLt an tht• l.u11u"° Pw1Jht1Uk pm di«' I wn of · J1>h11 Rrmvn ·!I /fod11 · / By 808 THOM S fl OL.LYWOOU 1AP1 llurtl ul'I fo'nrd'r. acttnR t art•t•r ""' 11lch Stl tht· 1101(', l>O ht• l'tt):l'l l) IU'l'l'plt•d lht> ruh• HI ,1 ~P3<.'t' 0\0\ ll' ciucl to Uw IU4il hit Tht• Gum1 of Nu vu runt•." the n •w ve1111<1n 11turrlng tht• lute Roht·rl Sh11w , l<'ord. llarh.m1 Uwr h, Ed'411r1I f ox und fo'r uncoNl!ro It will bl• rdt•u1tl'cl th11i tall lfuoovt•r Mn·t•I." u World Wur II rorn1111llc l1 iu11.clt· with on /\rncrtcun ptlut I t"ord I, a Ht lltsh tnlt'lll~(JOC't• o( f11·1·r 1 t'hra .. t<1phcr Plumnwr I und an .. :ntcll~h h1•uut y 11,t•l\lh· Anne l>own I 'AJKll'UIHJl\t' Now" us lHI tntt:lle<' lltul rulont•I 111 fo'r un<.·111 C'o11polu'1> lollt( i.hoyttn.i r11m .tboul tht' Vtetnum WUI • Career ID Orbit ll..i11 nt·xl f'l·brua1 y . "ht•n ·star Wuri. It" will bt·atln "Tiit; Nt :W FILM will not bt: 11 re htu1h . but It solid udv<>nturc with a lot of JJroduction vu luei. We 'll be able lo thwc•lop the r hnraclers more It'~ h11rd to ktlCP th<' humt1n clement in mand m the middle of Cl w,h and hurdwart•" llurrason ~·ord has 1tll the tradi· tlonal qualitiCh for a film leading man Clean rcatures, penetrat ing blu<' eyes, strong physique on a 6· foot I frame At 36. he has the mutunty to play communding rolei. • could hm! lhul ch€!uply llt1\ 111.: .,o little l'Xpcricm·c. I wai. f!asaly 1n l1m1dated "f MANAGED TO gel l\\o hit 1.1111 t\ ' al> unnamed hipp1cs Then I went lo a cont~act at Universal when : I playt:d h1 pp1cs Wllh Oi.lffiCS I kne'4 "''' v.ould all h11H· to \\ntk ""ti haN1 In mukr al v.ork ht' rt• ,·ull-. I kni'\o\ nnlh11111 ••hout 'ru•nl'I! fll·t 1on '><> I " " not an a JUdatt'me ntal l)Oi.lt IOI\ tu ~ •• ,. 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"Tht·y were paying m e $150 a week. and they had no faith In anyone they More Jobs followcrl , moslly character parts "cv<"rything from baller hon:iosexuals lo leen·age c:ar freaks ." Married und with two i.mall sons. h e sough t m ore rc~ular c.•mployment as a c arpt-ntcr For three years he worked on building Jobs, appearing 1n only four movie~ "American Gruffili." Coppola's "Thl' Convc rs<i lion ." S tanl ey Kramer's TV dramu "The Trial of Ll Culley'' and the TV mov1c"Oynasty · George Lucas rcmembcrcd Ford a p .w,,.,... .. from "American Crafflt1" when he Thc· PJrl "·" ll.111 ~1111 Uw mv\lt' was c asting Ha n Solo, The uctor HARRISON FORD IN 'NAVARONE' MOVIE St.tr WJ1' 11)111 llurrison ford io.. c·u r,•l•r :mthh•nly ai.t'<'n1Jtod ·(nJm 11lrh tu '>JhH'tul ht•IJ:hl'i l h1\ 1111-: thw, cJl\t't'>lftt!d hai, rolei., h1· "'Ill IH.· rl'tu1 11111i.: lo the high.flying Pl'rformed in a videotape tci.t and After 'Star Wars' He's B ig Box Office was signed.------------------------------ t'ORO II S SIN('t; ,1p~Jr~ 1n thtt•e ftlnu. fo'or<'l' 10 from ' Plua .. THE EROTIC ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO IRI ~edw.,_..ir~ds"""11t"""s=r111.~c1=NE=Ma"' ". . . COMPELLING AND REWARDING. IN EXTENDING HIS RANGE, WOODY ALLEN HAS ALSO OPENED UP NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR AMERICAN MOVIES." -STEVEN FARBER, NEW WEST MAGAZINE A JACK ROWNS·CHAALES H. JOFFE PRODUCTION EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT I "INTER! ORS I KRISTI I f.RI VFITf I MAHYBETl-11 llJRT HICI IJ\HO .IORDAi\ DIANE KEAT()'\ £.C. M/\BSI IALI ,, CEH \LDl\E P,\CE l\tl;\l iRl·J·:~ S'l~\PLET()I\ SA!\1 \ \ \TEHST()\ Director of Photograrrry GORDON WlLLIS Executive Producer ROBERT GREENHUT Produced by CHARLES H JOFFE Wntten and Directed by WOODY ALLEN edwards CINEMA CENTER HARIOR AT ADAMS. c.._osJ'~ESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 STARTS F~IDAY 9-29 "Melanie Mayron is warm oncl fu nny. human and lovublt'.· -CoJmopolitan "Girl Friend., ... o movie !>O fuJI of life and love and feelin!(. you 're bound to take some of it home wit.h you.'-Da uid Sheehan, CBS· TV/ N BC-'fV (PG) girl friends (\tlOJJ" hint-. pr...,.t·n1.1111 lilrn bv ( ·1a11d1;.i \V1·11l "Girl Fricnd11" •lurn11µ Mcli1n1c M.i' 1 •111 J1•uturi11~ A111t .1 Sk1n1w1. Eli \\'all1H'h. C'h1·i-.111plwrG11•·"1. Ii.iii H.1l;1h1111. C111.1 Hol(ak. Amv Wrtl(hl. V1H1·a Lmdf111 ~. & M 1k1· Kl•ll111. 1>rtlfiun•d &du 1•1 /1•1111.~ { 'laud1<1 \.\t·tll ,.,. /HY1rlu1·1•r .)1111 Sau11dt·r.., '''1t•1·n11lu.' \'11 kt l>ol!111 '''"·' C'l.1111lt.1 Wt.>111 & V1tk1 1'11l1tn 11111'"' t\11d11wl Small •. THEATRE Newport at Via Udo Newport BHCh 673-8350 In the City Centre Orange • 634·9282 NOW PLAYING IN AN EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT There is more than one secret at ... A l'.00£RT ALTMAN FllM "A WEDDING" DESI ARNAZ JR. CAROL BURNm GERALDINE CHAPLIN HOWARD DUFF MIA FARROW VIITORIO GASSMAN UWAN GISH LAUREN HUTTON v'IVECA LINDFORS PAT McCORMICK DINA MERPJU NINA VAN PALLANDT (AHO J2~SORTEO FP.IENDS. R.EL.ATIVES. AND UNEXPECTED AAAIVAl.S) ·~NCIOllO:• ~ ...... "1 ... TOMMY THOMPSON ROOErU ALTMAN ""~' .. JOHN CONSIDINE PATRICIA RESNICK ALLAN NICHOLLS ROOERT ALTMAN ....... ROOERT ALTMAN & JOHN CONSIDINE A LION'.> GATE FILMS PRODUCTION \..OU)a I• otUJ!U'. • (ji), edwards HUNTINGTON ' ~ .. ' .. • . .. . , INSIDE: •Slim Gourmet •Club ~lendar •Special Diets •Ann Landers 0 Wave Lengths Many women find they have difficulty changing their old cooking habits to fit a microwave oven. 8 ) J lll)ITH OLSON OI "'° 0.11, I'-~i.fl Man) ~omt>n drt'1i1m of the day they can get d m 1crow11vt" oven 1i1nd cut lhcar cookana tame 1n hutr. but when lhe big moment finally arrives lht'Y ure tt'rnlif'd How do t.hty change old hab1l8 to flt modern technology" One way ls to take » class from an anstruc tor such as lna Clair Coles. a former teacher who boQgbt her first oven several years ago and simply '>ves to cook Mrs. Coles. a Huntington Beach resident. hus branched out on her own to open a school for owners and feels her service 1s needed because of Propos1t100 13 cutbacks. She offers classes at several locations an Orange County on basics, advanced techniques, International foods and specialties . Mrs. Coles also 1i. food editor for "Wave Len g ths : The Inde pe ndent J ournal o f Microwave Food Preparation," which is pubUshed in Yorba Linda . .. Nol too many manufacturers are giving classes now." Mrs. Coles said during a recent interview. "They are not a seJUng tool anymore. This is why 1 decided to open my own school. People were so hungry for information." Mrs. Coles said s he was confused too when she bought her first new oven and she now tries to give her classes from a "normal person's" point of view. not that of a home economist. One or her techniques is to weigh every· thing. ''Timing depends on what goes in," she explained. "People know what they bought but then lhey cut orr stems and prepare the food in other ways. They shouJd weigh everything as oven-ready items. If you compute by the pound you can be successful." Most people over cook food in their microwaves. she said. "Don't guess. Seconds are very important. I am very scientific in my approach to everything . l want my students to be s u~cessful ... Mrs. Coles. who began cooking as a child, also passes aJong generaJ hints she has picked up over the years, such as how to sUce a mushroom properly and how to make a good sauce. She also talks about accessories and recom- Wllldna6dav. &tptember 27 197ll DAILY PILOT CJ .. ,-.... ~·· ... --'\:'-~ . • • '1 -~ ~ Ina Claire Coles: Most people overcook food in their microwaves. mends several brands for her students to choose from. Her firs t oven was purchased several years ago when she decided it would make cookin~ easier for her family. "l felt that the children could use it," she said. "And I was intrigued by the types of things that could be done with it." She now does 99 percent ol her meal pre- paration in the microwave and feels s he hasn't sacr ificed any or the quality she had berore. "I never did fi x a lot or fried foods an way." she ob- served . Mrs. Coles said ·that she is getting more and . . 11\Pre men in her classes and that ,husband~. ___ (lgµre. out what takes the longest and what will u§'ually are the ·ones who have pushed Jor a stay hot. "°'Mrs. Coles said microwave at home. Of course then · are tap~ wh1rh makt 1t "Women are fearful or changing their whole m uch easier in the microwave . .>uch as cooking wav of coo.kini?." she s:iid "But it's just a mat-an the measuring cup te r ofre .fean1ingcooking times-.. Others include preparin~ food in glasswar,. She believes one or the biggest pluses or a which can be taken to th<: tablt and usin!! wax microwave is "not standing over a hot stove " paper ror a variety or jobs for easy cleanup "You don't have to stand and stir a sauce Information on the classes may be obtained There 1s no s corching or lumping 1n a from her al 963 -4537 microwave " Time saving is the biggest asset , of course A "hearty dinner" wilh a roast can be done m an hour instead or two or three. including dessert. "Cookin~ is or~anization. You have to AGGIE'S BRAN MUFflN~ 2 cup~ whole: bran Ct!real ""z cup milk I can (21h cups i crushed pineapple <See MICRO. P;igc ClU1 Saucy Wonders A festive way to serve two most everyday of vegetables. Vegetables. as JUSt about everyone has late· ly learned. a re very good for people They arc chock-full or vitamins and help supply newly popularized dietary fiber. Even many who were brought up suspecting the worst of vegetables have come to appr eciate the virtues o f vegetables as they are being served more and more often today. That is, they're cooked until tender but still crispy. colorfuJ and full of fl avor Fresh vegetables cooked this way art> always inviting. For added enjoyment. broaden the scope or vegeta ble imaginings and try such things as stir-fry and the addition of .sauces and seasonings The recipe for Lemon-Flavored Veget ables uses a Chinese stir-fry technique and caUs for vegetables that are a vailable fres h almost all year long: broccoli. mushrooms. carrots, on!on~ and peppers. Th.is stir·fry dish is quickly tossed in corn oil and followed by a few minutes of cooking in chicken broth thickened with corn starch. Beets a nd other root vegetable~ are favorites for cool weather meals. In prepar ing them. wash gently but do not peel, cuttin~ tops to just about one inch from lhe beel <closer may Left, Holiday Harvest Tzimmes; and Festive Eggplant-Tomato Casserole. ·:~:r ... ~ .... ,.....~~~ ~·-~ ·' cut into julienne strips an~ sauced with a sweet- sour combination of vinegar and orange juict:. Becaus e the sauct' is thickened with corn ROsh Bashanah Specials On Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. some families will s pend most or the day in lhe synagogue. It is the beginning of the High Holy Days. the most sole mn time of the year . This lO·day period is a deeply personal one (lnd the New Year 1s greeted with solemn prayer and quiet joy Between morning and afternoon services, people return home ror a lunch that includes traditional and symbolic foods. Apple slices and bread are dipped in honey at the start or lhe meal. The honey symbolizes the wish for a ·•sweet" New year. The meal may also include fresh vegetables prepared in a variety of ways. Festive Eggplant-Tomato Casserole is one or the most delicious ways to use the abundant vegetables available this time or year. This casserole can be prepared the evening before Rosh Hasbanab or In the morning before services. When you are ready to eat, simply ta ke it out of the refrigerator and, while it heats. make the sauce. Serve Festive Eggplant-Tomato Casserole as the main course for your Rosh ffashanah lunch. ked ed ri Brush tomatoes with peanut oil. Bake In 1 cup uncoo convert ce moderate oven (350°F ) for about 30 minutes, or 3 chicke n bouillon cubes until hot. 3 cups water • 14 cup grated Parmesan cheese Meanwhile, melt remaining 2 tablespoons Mille margarine in saucepan. Add mushrooms and Flour remaining 1h cup onion; saute until mushrooms Peanut oil are browned and onion is transparent. Remove I · li h from heat; blend in 3 tablespoons flour 3 arge tomatoes, cut into 4 s ces eac Gradually stir in heavy cream and milk. Cook, 2 cups sliced mushrooms stirrina constantly, until sauce thickens and 3 tablespoons flour " 1 cup heavy cream com es to a boil. Pour sauce over heated t cup milk casserole and serve immediately SI HOLIDAY HAllVESTTZIMMES ice each eggplant into 6 thick slices. . 1 can (16 ounces) sweet potatoes. drained . Sprinkle slices wilh 2 teupoorts salt, place and sliced lengthwise between two heavy plates; set aside 2 cups th.inly sliced apple Melt 3 tablespoons margarine in saucepan. If.I cup dark seedless raisins Add 1h cup onion and saute uoUl transparent. y4 cup chopped walnuts about 3 rrunutes. Add rice and remaining 1 tea· \11 cup honey spoon salt and cook until rice is sllgbUy browned. v. cup peanut oil Dissolve bouillon cubes In 3 cu~ boiling water 2 tablespoons grated orange peel and add to browned rlcei covet, and simmer 'f.i teaspoon salt until rice Is \.ender and liquid Is absorbed. about '111 teaspoon cinnamon 257minut~~ ~lahce cbool kedb~~,:; adlgrh~ased.~~~I lAa teaspoon ginger x YJ x h •·JnC o ong s . spn"" e Alt le 1 f t pot t 11 ed with c heese em a ayers o swee a oes, s c Drain eggplant on paper towel&. Dip in milk apple, raisins a nd walnuts an a UghUy 011eo <Se~ Si\UCE. Pag~CIO) FESTIVE EGGPLANT·TOMATO CASSEROLE Makes I 1ervta11 ~fii~~'.lj:l~~k.· -.?_ !edium eUfJa~ts, P.ared ~Hp(Mll •. #! . and then In flour. Fry in a ~·lnch•depth or hot 1 ~·quart ~asserole. . eanut oll (37fF.) un~b wned on both sides. Combine honey, peanut 011, orang~ peel, ' '·; -~ · ~ --·.,;~f f 'J. >i i\~""~~ .. .,~oi;f-,PMIL'O_,nt.~;5weel anci tom&ro;-00 top or rtce. c lunl'u'Y.~r • · 1 ~Cat'o~ mbtilre: fttllte,'\Jli~er~.""3t 3so~ 1-·. rot .. 5 tsblesl>OOM m argarine I cup chopped onion before serving t.lme. 1 hour . .. . . .. . . . . ...... ' . . . . .. . . •I. -• • • • I . . . ; . ., .. ,., ........ . .. Carrot potaro ring mold. . . ' • .. 1111 ., •• "' ... . ' . . . . " " .... ... . .... • CZ DAil y PILOT Wedn•td•y S.ptomber 27. 11178 FOOD Set a t'r.-•il1n.i the 1m agtnauve d~" wond n1 for a cook' reputoil1011 T h 1 ~ a I d t u r n t• ti Ulllnai . ll1tm 111nd Pin up "'" Loar. 11h1•t•' nc:atly to RIV~ J s urpn!>f• lOU('h lo " u ndw1C'h Thu• mukc ah .. ·ad loi.f '" » "'lnrwr ('111rrytnl( at to thl' fum.11 v· .. f1tvontt· !ill Oil' pot '' '\l mpl.-but do 111,rn t<1 unmold It ,1flt"r urtt".il It hold' '" 'hapt-tk>ttt•r uu. w•> For the fll <'nlC' on thf' putw . ~'t ll up on o pr~t t) board Of ph•tt~r •Oft j(arn11b Y>llh carro t c· u r I ") 11 n d l' b e r r )' h 1mutO('tl <.hutrnntM-d to turn 1.111 'h"ll lo~~ard • Th .. · ~1on1nl( fl•\lor t·orn h1nutaoo '' h.im und 1·.annt'd t·ru. .. hf'd ptnt"aµ I' h.' P\.'JlPt'd up v. t l h h •> r ., 1· r • d 1 ., h n d mui.turd. tht> rn1xtur.- blends s moothl) with ., c n.·a.my Kl•l.1tin n. .... Arromp1tny tht• louf ~1th l lC't'' n f Cul l flavor ed ~hnlt' •:1.11n bn•ad <1od u m u!>l 11rd dill buttt.>r :iprl?ad Cn 11p reltsbt-5 .tnd l<'t'<l t.ca or \."OICtt J:O nJC't'ly with thi!> unu:iual !>andv.1ch H M NO PINEAPPLt: L01H ' I t.•nvclof)t: plui. I 1 i lt'a:.11oon-. unrlavort>d .:el<illn I 1 IO • on c an l'<J n dl·n~ed <'htl'kcn broth l 1 8 1 ~ Ol.) l'dO n u&hl'd p1n<"&pple 2 1'1 rups g r ound 1 ooked ham • .. <'UP <'hopped .. ~ r1·1•n onion .! l .J b lc :.po n n '> For Special Salads SPANISH MAYONNAISE 2 egg y olks or whole egg ''z t eas p oon d r y mustc.ir d ,,., teospoon salt 2 ta bl espoon s v inegar , wme vinegar or l1>mon 1u1ce 1 cup Spanish olive cul Delicious Spread <'hopped p1m1ento I 1 ~ tubh.'t>poona prw "Urt'O UIU">lurd I t uhh·,poon s.irc ran•d hor<w-rad.lsh 2 lMbldDOOl\ll UOt"fll I <'UP ~avy crom Curly lettuef', c·auro l <"'Url1; and plum lomattH!t. WhoJt· icr•in brr4'd M u•lurcl Ulll Uuttn ~prtnklf' •<'l8lln UV('f bro th 1n 1;mull 'uuc .. pan l••l 'tunc1 :i rninuH·~ ~Hr o v!"r low hl'lil until ~.-lattn 1111 dla 1101 v ed C'ool to room lt'm(lt'r11turt• Turn JI 111 c• ti 11 JI It• I n to w l r c !\tralnt>r ond druln W4'11 Wht'n broth u1 t•ool, 11tlr In dr.tlni•d J'lncapple. ham. onion, plmlt•11to . mu111 ord. horHcrad l111h und (.'Ul>tlni <'hill until mlx t uri' beKtn• tu lhlrlu•n Ucul t•r t•1w1 lo 'IOfl 11•·11k11 Fold tnl•1 ""hit In 1111xtun· Tut 11 Into 01lt.'lt lout v1111 ( """' 11 3 4 • x 2·\1 hH'hcH ~ c·u1111 l' 11 JHH' ll y ) ('h i II lllll 11 firm, ul leWll 4 houri.. Tunt oul 1tnd Ku rnlsh w lrh lctllH·u, cur r11l c url11 IHHI lom ulo1•11 Spreud breud wi t h M ulll lrd 0111 nuttPr, to11 with I lturP ond u •llt·t· of Hi m and f>lrw11v11h• I.oaf . Mukt1t1 101tl11·t.-11 M USTA llU IHI.I. llU1'T t;H U1•ut I t'U/' huller until 1w flt•111•1 SUr In 2 1t1111•pooru1 /''tt 11urt.1d ni111f11trd um '• lNu p oon c.Jr lt·d d lll Makt1• I r u11 Ham and pmeapple loaf for company. Hey Look Us Cher For R.hs ••• c.,. Clorox Bleach Nlbitco·Premlum Salllne Cnders t•'· II. 1601. • ptig. llmff Ont li.tn end One Coupon Ptf Cuetomlf Coupon Eltlc:ttYt Sept. 2t ttwu Oct 4. 1171 SUPER COUPON a .. f Chuck·Bllldt Cut Rout or Clllck Steak per lb. II .._.3 lb. Of 5 lb. CllW P1k Gnuld .., .,., lb. II Froztn•Ntw ZHlend lanb I.lg J ...... . ., Shampoo Golden PremlutJJ Meat• .\ ce Cfl!l4> ,..,.., II llmtlt2N.cen1 Root Iller or Cola • Peck per lb. 11 01. btl. 100 ct. btl. Limit One Item end Ont CCM.IPOft PeJ Cuetomlf CCM.IPOft E"9ctlvt Sept. 21 ttwu Oct. 4, 1171 SUPER COUPON 59 2.soz. II pkg. Del Monti 39 T11111to ca. 20 01.1 btl. CPA C ,..,,.. f llttd-2 Pldl Hostass TR*les 21• Ot. pllg. AllV...._ Linlt OM Hem and OM CCM,lpOft P• CIMonWr CCM.IPOft El'llc1tft Sept 2t ttwu Oct 4, 1171 SUPER COUPON ':II New-12 oz. c .. Coorsl.Wd ... 59 . .... Super Produce ln a blende r con· la 1n e r . ('Om blne egg yolks. dry mustard, sail, vinegar and 11.t cup of lhl' olivf• ml. Cover; turn to high SfX'l'CI . Turn orr. remove <'Over. /\gain lorn blcndl'r to high and odd rcm;orung oil in a <;(('ady stream. Tum off Hefri~erate in a covered <:o ntamer until read y to use. Use as a dressing for salads, or a dip for '>hrimp and vegetables. M akes l ltJ cup~ Zippy Blue Ch eese Mayo nnaise: Afte r blending , stir in a 4· ou n ce p ac k a g e o f crumbled blue cheese a nd 2 te a s poo ns of a r om atic bitters. ~ .... Clluda~ FamlySteak ~ '"'C'-' ~~~ RCKnt Bone Roalt -... -lb. 111 g castllk 2'' -lb. 1• ~.................... 1•• Hl1'*8FmS••l98 ~ .23 ':' .15 ':. .15 '::' .29 ~ .... c._. 1•• ~ oo;;s;; Flllll ~ 2'' 7-BoneRo.t -lb Frozen Food• Super Dell ' Super Bakery 760l. 55 pllg. • 1.)01. •9 ,.,. '" fo'RENCll DRESSING <Spanish Versioa> 0 ....... ,. .._1tw9M ~American Cheeee (;?} P~ Margarine 1hL 1z• ,., ..... 89 ....... '"°'" 89 I cup Spanish olive 011 P*f. I 1/4 cup lemon juice ~ _, .... Li I teaspoon sail ~ 1h t easp oon dry c lletphe.#•-•llCOMlfi 85 ~··-98 Home 'N Lel•ure 1 1 .. cup vinegar u c'~*M_.. !:,.'· 149 r _ ... mustard Longhorn Che•e ::~ , ~Knal Hi's ~~ • / ' ~~~~r!ka c1-•..o.itci-le £3 ~ S;4 , ~'" .11 + .01 r11 with C041pon :~~· ~ -I ·.r.tt~YJ~~~~~··-~Jli*hit~~ 1· 'ailh'at.1-:~ .. L-~~~"' . . ~ •AtfAM.•lfli&('i i"tff~ •,,-;:-s: ~ . <lt ~,~~~'-· l't . • '' ~{ ;~,1; Iii""" ~ •ii'I ~ d1ents in a blender con· ·'""""~" '"'9r _. ...,..._ ,.. -I'-Ill . . • ~ I 1oc1. laioe r and blend al h igh o v11 ... e1rr.cllilled 81 ~ ,.._..._,.., 111 1 ~peed. or shake well in Orange Juice :.\ • ~ Fwnfture Polilh ':.~· ~ •• I ........ Bags '*11· l ig htly cover e d j a r . / I .... .,., Store m covered jar in I with coupon refrigerator . Allow to I Lim11 One Item 9nc1 Ont Coupon Ptf Cueiom.r l'Om e l o r oom l c m ~ eo"a•·th•'O"s'-oapck-Wllneo1"''"' ~r"•:=mlMD11'9111ng101110ft,•0.,11co1 : Coupon E"9cliw a.pt. 21ttwuOcl4, 1171 I per a t ur c ; then Shake 41,01. 39 ~ Cl9M:ll'V tu. 87 ._ '"''Co...ponY-OHtv-1><n-d •1thllflPl't"vmb_.O,..CIWC••d ~ we ll befo r e us in g .,., • bit • ,.•••••••••COUPON•••••••••• :1a~e~1:Dcu~.NEGAll ~DogKtftLFood u,~\25 ~Cak;M•&'.;.;.net• ':::·.75 DRESSING ollve~il c u P Spa n Is h ~Yeh Cling Peact. ·~ c up vinegar [']I C~oca C.J~ u,., 1 leaspoon sugar' ~ UNI I teaBpoon salt 2ht 89 1111. • 14 teaspoon pepper D .......... ..-,ft,~ ..... . ,...., ••• 11Jt~"thet ... fof1, ..... Hf .. , ..... ,. .................. ._.,~,,.·· Combine ingr edients in a covered jar. Shake lo blend. Stor e at room lf'mperature . Makes 1 PricM lftlc:tM Sept. 211"11Oct.4, 1978 <'UP dressing .. _ .... ,.... ....... : ..... ,. ~ ......... 1 .. 111 •.Soi. pkg U or "°' ,., 211 *According to en ennu.I Mirnr br en I~ firm not eulhotlad Of peld 101 by Ralptlt, inort ptop6e 1unepd regerdln9 1hopptr pr.-.nce chooM Relph• lhen •nr otMr eupermarlltt In lilt lo• A"ftlt1/ Orenge County lfH • :,N; ~;~:! N.::: Switch to Number One ~ • .Switch to 114 cup vinegar r • • rA&?'!o1 • •, r •.; rgp!>1 • •, ,..-----+----~,.----+-----~ v. cuplemoojulce "'~· ~---· MU•D -CU.I ••• -~I 1.AI teaspoon paprika I a-M + .. , T• .... C9Ul*I I I ...,. 10..-c....,. I · 1414 I em 1 Coorutllt •ti• 01 ll•lpho G.•OCOtf co ... p ... , All 11'91>1• ...... " th teaspoon dry ~ 1471 Colllll .,.,, IC.... "'' mus~~~u~n salt I ,::· 99 11 ~ .. Oft,:: 59 I: EJepnce 1 ·. '·. 1f c::t·~·1'' f rll: t teaspoon oni on ..-. .,.........,. ...... -I .::.. rl 11 ti-.,::::.::.:::::-, l.,_-....... ...... c...-...........-· I I ..... -:::.. .. -• lulce I L1111110--.iwOM~,_c__. 11 LN0..111111•0.-c....,,.c__.. 11_0 ... , __ o...c-,.,c·-111-0...11--0 ... c;_,.c .. -I ::.=..--..., 2 tablespoons su1ar I ~ I 11 "...._.... IMI. I I I~ -" ::-.-• '1 n.nllllr ''°' I ~ •A~. ~o/fblne au Jnsre· ~ ................ Ocl ~m· c.,.... .......... 2•tw0ct4. ,, I ~~~~·Ocl '"'.'.a c...,... _.._. Hllw•Oc• 4 ''" l.~~ ·g:::d!~':J:J.~OV· '""''C---~=;..ii--~;;Jti~----__ .. \;.: __ .:.~ ....,:-..~~----C ~ _::~T·•·t .. :_~--------...::..--J er and s hake well or ruat & tMll ,., £. na ST~ mu llUA mo SAii Mlllll. °"'' 11m MMIOI & WllSON 9991AUlllS1m .. 11U1tt111CTOM llh~ b le nd a l hig h apcod IMlflllT• lutlt PASH I( Ul.CNCIA. lACllNl lllllS 1114 lntMC, M Tlll. lllWPlll I llYllll ltvl CISJA ll'SI 401 II mu. AQllCftl n.2 WAIMCI. llCIWTlllCTOll llACH M ake~ 1 'Al cu ps 11111 111' Sl . IUSTMI ' , ---, IWl $. IHOIMURSl, WUTllllSlll STOit HOUIS· 9 11 hily. It S.C1y . ' ' FOOD Squash • ID a Basket O ur Al'Orn SquB:-.h B1tbkl4t rank:. as food "' it C'l ass by· 1tHlf beautiful to behold savory bt'yond 1magmu hon. u delight to C'on sumt> Rut con,ulllt' It you ~ill. down to tht> lu:oit flavorful t•rumb Cat ll II • ('t"lf'bral1on or ult tht.' bea.t UuOM~ of autumn Tu kl· l wo 11t•orn ..qua:-.h Split, dean and b»llt> thc-m Stull wtth our sue ,•ulent comb1nallon of tcround pork or bf'c-f l'~l\'lt)', oruon. gT~n pt>p per. herb& and i1p1ces Lo and ~bold, you have .ilrt•ady crt>alf'd 1•11 traordmanly w<>ndt!rful eatana But that ·s JU l the beilnJU~ Now make a b1 '<'Ult with sour ert¥m Mix 1t1blly Roll It out and ('Ut Into stnpa. Around the edee of each baked ~quash, moJd a ring of b1~cu1t dough. Cross the top with another s t.rip lo make a handle for your bw.ket Bake unul golden brown ACO R N S QUA S H BASKETS 2 aeoro s quas h halved and seeded 1 h pounds ground pork I teaspoon salt '• teaspoon black peppl'r 1 teaspoon basil 12 teaspoon thyme '~ c up chopped celery ~ cup c h oppe d green pepper "'3 cup chopped onion l teaspoon (or one eube) beef bouillon 2 tab l espoons enr iched flour 3• cup water Chef's Flan By C. BROWNSTONE ... ____ .. _ For years I've visited Spanish-American resta urants in search or "the perfect fl an" -the kind of caramel custard that is a specialty of Spain. And I regret to say I've been disap- -pointed -the dessert never came up to my dreams. When I tried to make it at home, it ne ver came up to my high hopes. Then the unexpected happened I was served "the perfect nan,. at the Cafe de la Paix in the St. Moritz Hotel in New York City. where the ex· ecutive chef, Verner H. J ensen, is Danish-born. Next ste p. To acquire the recipe from Chef J ensen. Here's where I h eld m y breath. So often a r es t a urant recipe doesn't work out in a home kitchen. Well, Ch~r Jensen's did. We had marvelous luck with .it. CHEF JENSEN'S 2 cups cnraehod flour I tabl~poon baking powder l l~&11poon ult I eup sou_r cream Water llMke arom squ• h cul :.Ide down in pan with 1 inl'h ()f water In pr" hul_,d 400 degrees 1'' ovt-n 40 to 45 minutN1 or until tt'ndt-r Muanwhll•• hrown pork Wll.h !\euon 1n111. celery, onion und gre("o Pf'PP"r Dn1n fat Spnnkle with bouillon ctouah into 6 st.rips. Us- and flour Sur an wtAter 1na 4 strl~s. m ake a und bring to a boll. stir· biscuit clrc e around the rln1 until mltture 1i. top of eoch equasb. Fill thkkcoed StJr toacther each squaah with about flour. baking powder l c up of the pork mix- and u lt. Blend ln sour ture. Cut the remaining cre am nd enough two stripe In half. Place water to D\8ke soft one over top or each douah Tum douah onto istuffed squash to form ll&&Mlt noun-d surface handle on basket. Bake und n •ad gently 30 in preheated .WO degrees seconds I*' oven ~ lo 25 minutes Roll out on llibtly until bl8cuit topplng is floured surfaee to rec-aolden brown. Serve im- tangle 6 x 12-lnches. Cut mediately. OUTSTANDIMG VALUES FOR WEDDINGS, PICNICS, PARTIES ••• ANY CELE· llATION, WE'LL BE HAPPY TO ADVISE YOU ON BRANDS AND SELEOION. MAIE MARKET BASIET HEADQUARTERS FOR All YOUR LIQUOR NEEDS. YOU'LL FIND NEW LOW PRICES THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT. MORE THAN JUST A FEW ADVERTISED SPECIALS ••• BIG SAVINGS ON All YOUR FAVOR· ITE BRANDS. EVEN AT THESE DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES, YOU MAY STILL USE YOUR VISA OR MASTERCHARGE CARD. • \AVINGS oocuuno rl!Otl •lCUUl POSTIO ,.lt!S ,.IOR 10 Jt)~f I 1918 PRICt S $U8J!Cl l\)AllY llMllAllOllS WIOCN IUY 8l lllPOS!O BY UGAI ACllOll 01 6•• M ,,00! Cossack Vodka 6" I /) llR 7it SD PROOI' Crown Russe Vodka IO l'llOOf Bll llllt D -sat T Seagram's 7 Crown IO NOOf Southern Cbmfort l iqueur • ffi)()f I I~ I IP 01 /!IO Ill Gordon's Gin '"°"1 111~110 IROll Cl RllAllT Rosegarden L1ebfraum1lch 1101 OIAfll IS Ylll ROSI a. MlltGUllO'f Sebastiani Mt. Wines 1 ,..., Spanada 'Hll lllPOlllD IJQll lfAt I IWJSAIO UllBRU!.CO OR 81All(0 R1unite Wines 1• 01 111 CHAlll IS !tll ROSI PIN• C>\l8ltS Cr1bar1 Wine s '' "~ 9" 7se 5" 1" 62' 4 ss J 14 5u 4n 100 2" 1" .70 3>• 2" .51 21• 1" .50 2" 21• .59 2" 2" .60 SOP~ Jim Beam Bourbon QI 6" 5'4 1 IS _....,_ 16 'llOOI 11 so 911 pl J & B Scotch o· au 'llOOI FLAM ~ Seagram's V.0. QI 9" , .. po 2 cups sugar 12 cup water 1 quart milk 8 large eggs I teaspoon vanilla Pinch of salt In a heavy saucepan over moderate heat stir togethe r l cup of the sugar and the Y.z cup water until the s ugar tlisso lves; con ti nue cooking over moderate --ny~·-..,._ -~~ . -,. -N .~ ... ~· "" Ul~~-•. unlll go n ~o'uf" 'r the syrup into a round 10· by 2-inch cake pan {from a 3-to 4-tier cake set) ; tilt to coat bottom and sides; let cool for 30 minutes. Heat the milk until luke warm. In a large bowl beat together until • blended the eggs, re- maining 1 cup sugar , vanilla, salt and 1 cup of the luJtewarm milk: add the remaining lukewarm milk and beat t o blend. Strain into the '.prepared pan. Place in H1e round 12· by 2·inch pan from the tiered set; add enough tap water to pan to come up about as high as the custard mix- ture. Bake in the pre- heated 350-degree oven until a knife inser ted near the center comes out c lean -about 50 minutes. Cool. Cover with saran and chill. Place a large shallow· serving dish upside down over the n a n : in- vert; remove the pan. There will be a generous amount of carame'l IO NOOI 6" 5u 101 Smirnoff Vodka QI 86 PllOOI 6" 5" po Lauders Scotch QI Budweiser Beer 6 11 Ol rJ"S p• 1 •• .30 • 'tolJ Scoresby Scotch 1 IHIR 11" , .. 3 10 IM,.,_110 lllOM HOWMO 4u 3" .66 Heinekens Beer 611101 Bil~ .~'>\~-- 11 0/ lllS lllOWI BRAID QUALITY IT LOWER THAl--- IO·llME PRICESI WIT SITTU POI AM U..,..., PUIMlY WUPPID IOTTU, Wllllt YOU CAM GIT TlllSI llCOGaHltD IUMDS AT A LOWll PllCI. ~~ "Wr° ... 2.9' 3.11 ··~ 2.91 3.11 •• 2.71 3.11 ,... (' ' ~lll'Ul>~ j.. .... ..,_ • -.til'..--~~-;,. !.'l" 1' i 1'rllil~Y\t4C.-.".i',(f '( ... -;',' ~~~tii:lf!!!!'I • • I 1.u.1 CAii WtclnMday. Sept-.nbel 27. 1978 DAILY PILOT f:3 MAllET IASIET <All•SA fULLL•Of ROSH HASHANA & YOMllPPUR ...s••Y ..... an1 Delicious acorn squash 1s wrapped with biscuit dough. DVPtlKO ITUI GUIAllTfll l&r~l;I IHI .111111 ,, RIQuiWlll llJHt N• Al tit •¥AHA&1 fOR \All t~ I A( M llU~l I HA\«ft flrf Pl AS SPl (ill t All' •Ott ,l tH IMI\ Al\ II WI NU• 1~11 I A• Al.vlN't' f,111111 #I '"II ,.1110 •r,.. "~ -"'"'I 01 • n""•Ubll 11 \I "''", •OllA811 •1 tt • Cllllt. l•I ~\II •v•~v l;i' • NAIN [~It • I• 1,,,._, .r.u rr Pl"' ... \ f l~t •P•• w I I 'I I I \I " t>fl •l••I ~h)l 0 PN>ll 'tlrl 'hi"' I' fl&f ) t .; lad es s~- 1IJ n s ad I 1 se. or ng 1\6' In ·~ • . . . ' ' I • " r ... •' .._-' • ...... ~ ............. ~ .... . -.. . . VI DAil. y PILOT w.dneMSay, S.p&em~r 21. 1918 Try Microwave Chili It rould h11ve been d tired. 3 minutes before t C'UJ> c h opped Ct'lt>ry 118Uct.• srene out or "H lath '4ervtnll Noon," t.bal ftrt»t th.th ~ L 0 W ANO t!Ah\' l,UU 1 can 18 ounces> I bay leaf ln large kettle, hcut oil over med1um·h l.ch henl. add me1tl ; brown on nil sides. Add rt.' m alntni Ingredients. mix well. Reduce heal Cover. Slmmer, l hour 1~ minutes, unUI meat 11> tt:nde r . stirring o t caslonally. cook1n1: sbowdu~n 1n \967. T hf' duel1 ~b quared off over the eoolung pou an lhl' wtnd \WCpl .cbo't !Own ot Tl'rltnl(Utt, Tf'iut'I Th l' <'ha I lt·n1t t• had bt>e n 1u ul'd bv W1 r k •• o w I c r T 1• ic • 'I nt<w~mun outn tttt'd tH 11 m 1q(u~1ne 1irt1 <'l t" au t.I B t'IOU ~l y t1 tl1·d "Nobody Kllow:1 M ort• About <..'hlll Than I Do " ttl1' opponent wa'S th<' article's ~lfw aulhor the late bwnon t H Al lrn Smith. Well. that rint chm c o mpt latl on w a 'I dl't'lttn'd a draw But It hus lt>tt a <"O)orful lei(•<'> 1 ht> annual World t'h11mp1o oahlp 'hill C'ookoH s poMored by t he lntl'rnattooal Chili Society in Rosamond Thu1 year. on Oct. 22, a formidable assembly of chill experts from niorf' tha n SS state. will once al(ain concuct original versions of the hotly contested dish. The pro- ceeds ol the big doings will b e n efit the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. The ChiH Cookoff pro ves the point that the re reallv 1s no single rf'c1~ for the s picy dis h Fiery hot or charmingly mild, cook e d rapid l y or p a in s takingly s im mered. chili is definilt!ly a matter or persona I taste Here are two quite dif· fcrent chill recipes to il- lustrate the principle. Tht.> first. Qwck ChiLi Jn A Microwave Oven, is a m ere half-hour's work. But that's time enough for a II the marvelous flavors of the ingre - dients and seasonings to mm~le and peak. Just be sure to seed the green chill peppers. or you may gel more potency than you bargained for For a chili that con forms more c losely to the Southwest definition of the d1sh, try Slow and • Easy Chill. It calls for cubes or beef and eschews the beans that T exas cooks consider unworthy of chili. QUICK CHTLJ IN A NICROWAVE OVEN 2 tablt>s p o on• vt>getable oll 11» poundts b t•('r round or chu<"k . rut In "' Inch rube. I C'Up chopped onion 1 <'u&> chopped tt• ~._.,. '"'P~r tom tllO HUCU ~cup water '·• cup tomato pa11lc 1 tablespoon c hill powder I v. teupoona salt t., teaspoon drred leaf baall ,.., leA.ll FREESTONt PEACHES --Scotch Buy Sttced .. trregu1ars 49c 1.. 29-oz. Can LAUNDRY DETERGENT .~1 scotch & , 0 I ~-Buy .. 49-oL ~"·· LIO!!.~ !~s~~a~h~~T ~' f_.,.. 32-oz.. 590 ..... -lottle Scotch Buy "It ain't fancy but it sure is goOd! " Safeway s thnft new Scotch Buy Brand can really help you trght inf1.i11on Thts new brand a1n 1 fancy bul is sure is good Good quality tnal 1s1 So good 11 carries Safeway s Seal of Good Ouattty on every product Scotch Buy is uncond1t1ona1- ly guaranteed to please 1n every way or your money back Smart shoppers know how to buy according to their needs When the budget needs mending or an 1tem·s appearance is less important to the dish or use at hand. choosing lro,m our lowest cost Good Ouahty category makes a lot of sense Learn when to choose Scotch Buy and you'll stretch dollars to get so much more tor your money Al Safeway. our good name goe& on a product before 1t goes to you• We wouldn t have 11 any other way1 .. RICE Long Grain scotch auy$, 29 4·1b. l ag 1 pound ground beer e--~~-~.---~~~~--........ -,..,., ..... rr. ..... r--~ ·~ c up c h o ppe d green pepper l c lov e· ga rli c . minced ''.1 ll'aspoon salt I can <I poun ... 1 wholt' tomatoes. drained I can ( l pound) red kidney beans. undrained •," c u p s c e de d , choppt'<i green chili pep· pc rs 2 tabl es p oon s tomato paste 1 tablespoon c hili powder 1 ':t teaspoon ground cu mm 11• teaspoon pepper sauce Crumble ground beef into a 2-quart glass or m ic r o wa ve -proof casserole. Add onion, green pepper , garlic and sail; mix well. Cover. Cook about 8 minutes, s tirring several times. Stir in tomatoes, beans. chilies. tomato paste, chili powder, cumin and Tabasco sauce. Cover Cook 8 to 10 m inutes. s ti rring twice during cooking Let stand, cov· ·~~.;..-l:~spy Pecan Pie "I ~PY PECAN PIE" 4' cgl'(s. bcall'n I cup lig ht 1•11rn syrup 1,3 cup s ugar Pinch salt 1 tablespoon lemon juict• 2 tablespoons butte r <or margarine), melted 2 t easpoo ns pure v.anilla extract % cup pecan halves and pieces 8" pie shell. baked 10 minutes in preheated 425 degrees F. oven In medium bowl, com- Scotch Buy9 7 O ~ l'.·ui Ouart -=.: Canned 3 21-c.•1 , ..., .-. / Tomatoes ... c.. g:~lng ............... ~~sac l:=~~ .................. ~=-4gc ,~;,Scotch Buy i::: .................. ~!; 32° ~=:! ........... 33!'· ggo h=.~~~~ ............ ~ ago •/ Fresh, Regular GROUND BEEF [ltw • N •1t F ,, ••t•tJ JO·•. ,1f •l.c .. ' r ~1 -''JC . .,.,. . • •• Fanner John Smoked Pork Picnic W(hol~~~utde)r 79 af'd T rQd It> 99· -~~ ~~~!~~y ~"""' i: •1 •• bine eggs, com syrup, 99 Sii_.. S 111111 •111 11ugar, salt , le mon juice, lllced llCon 1!_~... 0 '""" a , ... Salc.,ly rw ~ lll'wlly lk1no "• butler a nd vanilla Sea Trader 9 / :· Ltght 5 c '· 11 1.5-oz. Can ·1t Scotch Buy tf,~~.~~ ................ 1 :.-:· 39c ~;~~ .................... ::age i::,~.1.1.~~ ............ 2!:·490 Safeway Liquo r Buy& ;\ BACARDI f J •S1lvl'r RUM \.• •Amber ~-.~~ool s421 l • -750 ....... &BSCOTCH FOOD Speedy version of chili has spicy appeal You ,re A Winner With SafewaySat'in,s! ~Nu-Made Oil !mci Charcoal ;,:~~~rs :t:·89C 10i:. 99c ~Luncheon Meat ~~~s"e z ... ci Peanut Butter :o~~I I Nci Swanson Meat Pies3~: .. •1 Cf! ... M t JaCksa1ew.1yChees~ $179 d "cr on erey Random Wo1qhlS lb. c~~o,,39c .,nd,., •. 59° '~•lur,. -. 10° MUMS 1n OuO 1no Bloom lONl llCft 19c 51icers uc; -. 1r NO I 6 ·=-•34 • Place pecans In pie T r1I D tick 590 PTtc11lftett¥••• . ._27 ..,,•et..~l! sh ell. Pour 1n fllllng ~"~~!~~~1 a. '1111 r.:n 0~,it Arums '., "71 '11 ":.;'.::::'J'~=~ • ,_.Ook~l9 . 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S.ptemt>er 27. 1918 DAIL y PILOT C6 Weight Loss Tip: Pay Attention to Your Food · Lc~~on (01 todJy Jlow to Eat Pu~ allcn tJon' "/\rP \-OU k1dd1n1f• Tukt' et i.•011d look If tht'r e' b cm1· t h111t1 I l>O knov. hov. to do 1t ., t•o1t . Wn1n1; 1'01 .1111 Ch1 1, Hrt> th' \\t· v.t·11~ht p111m· I ~ IH'~ rt•n1•ralh don t k nov. hov. t11 t di .ind that • half lb«' pmbll·m Rel>U \ HOW lo t•tll 11odo-. v.c• n-nnt tall.in.: .iboul WI IA r lo Nil nr WHE"ll ht ••al lh11t , tht• olbtr h,.I( 1)f lhe prnhl<"m fht t opt<' for today l' llOW "'Ok ' I ltl\4 .. ' Pa't' wttt•nUoo .. Wh.;t do \nu m t·un puy .&th•nllon • Whut d h.1 )OU h &i\ l' for dmn~·r th~· n11-thl tx•for t ' lu:U'' "Dinnt•r" LA•t nw tt S lettk '\o p11ghctl1 l 'h. ml'.Atloaf No, <ctt·uk I low 110 \OU e x1>ect mt> t o rt-mi·ntht•r ~h;1t I ,1t 1· I w o 1t J \ :. u .: o W h u t art•,' You don t If }OU rcJI I y • l'J 1ct .ti lt!nt IQn " to 'o u r food -.ou 'd r 1• rnl'mbt>r U \'OU huv~ a weight problem t·vcry me al '>h uu ld be u mome-ntous occ a~1 on Obv1ou.:.tv your dinner waso 't What did you have for lunch'' "That'c, ~asy. f\ ham · bur j.?c•r , I kno w - becau:.c I always order a hamburger " Do you li k e h.im burger~? II• Gou,..et By Barb1til G1t>bon• You can Htlll enjoy lht' dis h Ir !'Ou're 11 Slim G o urme t cook . Tht• secret ls to "fry" It in tht:' oven uslnc less than u tablespoon or oil Oor "ovcn·fried" aquash is crisp a nd golden on the outside, tende r In th(' m iddle , del icious ly ~eaHoncd. yet only 70 calories a serving for. ure all vun allonM or the s 11mc technique You con even try this method with s mull eggplants m thick slices. OVEN·' FRIED' ZUCCHINI GRATINE 2 iucch.uti, medium. unpeeled, In thick slices 2 tablespoons water 1 tables poon salad m t• d 1 u m l u l' c· h 1 n 1 <It llhlVl 6'1't'4•fl 'l(fUm1 li I I .. onlv ZZ r ulor1e1> .1 hulr ( UJ> !ll'r VI OI( Y1•1low "l U11\h I' JhflUl l h 1• ,;1111t· 211 ' 11lur wi. Uut rouleJ wtlh bread ~nd t•hct•ist· 1111d rru,'t.f In oil. tht• t·u l111 1 ... , ei.culutc lt'n fold 27!\ culortf'S u \t'rv1nx or roort:' How l'l'Ulll b\' tlll' hBSI(.' n.-cipe les:. 011 3 t ab l es p oon s seasoned bread crumbs 1. tab l espoo n borinii than "boiled" squash with butler , The followin,:: recipes Lucky gets you a chicken dinner as goOO as Grandma used to make. " And at a price worth clucking about. ·'Of cour..e Why else would I always order A frying s hame: If G randm a wa nted fresh fried c hicke n . p ·_ hamburger?" she pluck~d and c hopped and fussed for an a fte rnoon till she Because it's ea!)y You got o n e s panking cle an for h~r skille t. By the time the table don 't h a ve to think doesn't require you to appetites w ere high . but Gra ndma was near exha u s tion! P urm c!l an ch e e s e . grated Salt or garlic sail and pepper to taste Slice zucchlru about l and 11:1 i nches thick Combine waler and oil in a s mall bowl. Com· bine crumbs, cheese aod seasonings in a paper or plastic bag. S pray a shallow non-stick pan with cooking spray for no.fat baking. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Stir zucchini slices. a l -. (<·w ttl a lirru:. 10 011 water combination, then !!hake up m crumb mil\ turl! Arrange s lices 1n a single layer and buke lv to 12 minutes, un covered, without turning ... until slices are browned and tendcr- crisp. Makes four serv ings, 70 calories each. OVEN·'t 'RIE D' ZVCCIUNI ITALIANO 2 medium 2ucch1n1 , unpeeled , cut In thick Your hamburger ha bit was set, comple te with gible t gra vy, aro mas were building and ,. j~f~~:;~~~~~~~~~~) "pay attention" to what yo u eat Do you eat Times have changed. T o ddy, Lu cky brings yo u ~~~I~ a lone or with otht:!r peo-H oll y Farms and T yson who le -bo d y frye rs and frying parts at h\ ple? lo we r price~ overall. (So 1t pays to make your o wn bucket of "I'd rather e:it w1lb somebody, if we can gel extra-crispy.) T yson a nd H olly Farms fryers are ra ised witho ut lhe same lunch hour the aid o f synthe tic hormone~ to w eigh 2112 to 3112 pounds. ~k~r,wi s e , I take a a nd packag ed free of che m ical preservatives for ho nest, So, "lunch hour" 1s re-farm-fresh flavo r. a)Jy "talk hour " or "re· Cutting up. If you want to take advantage of Lucky's ~di.~3i~e~·~;:e~~ r~Zu~ lowest chicke n prices . buy Holly Farms or Tyson w hole-body ''TV -time" or "argue fryers and c ut them up for frying yourself. Thanks to Tyson over the car time"-> and H olly Farms, the re's a lo t le ss work involved fo r you than "Too often." Wh en was t he his t for Grandma. All it takes is a ve ry sharp, pointed knife a nd a time you really e njoyed clean cutting s urfa ce. S tart with the wings, the n the legs. P u ll eating? The last time them up and away from the body a nd c ut throug h where the you really "paid atten· skin is taut. Make a second cut to separate legs fro m thigh s . ti on'· and savored the shtl'b 1 , l'UI' llall an :.atad qress tnJ.! I or J tables- 11()()0~ lo" calorie dress- ing und I tablespoon 01IJ 3 t ub l t·:.1>o on s llal1 a n seJsoned bread crum b:. 1 table~poon cheese . s h arp Ro mano (o r Parmesan). grated F o llo w prer('d1ng r1irt•t•l111 ns. d1v1>1 n t£ :.qua!>h :.li re\ r11 !>l 111 _fiayM.Jook not«LQU......_-=Re~liver. gizzard, neck and heart, which are a ll packaged texture. experienced the togethe r inslae the body cav1fy. Don'f dis~fCl!Cook-thmn llp P 1 e a 5 u r e • tu 1 1 Y for gravy o r soup! Continue by inserting knife where wing :.ensually? "You mean like our was. With edge away from yo u . cut to divide body at ribs. fi rst tomato. After we G rasp tip of breast and pull back until s ho ulder jo int s naps . UAADE-A-FRYIHG CHICKENS bought the house we put Cut thro ug h to free back sectio n Lay breast up. and with heel in somt> tomato plnnts and ru~!->t'Cl over lh'l·m all o f h a nd . p ress knife lip into breast bone to ~plit in two. Now . .... um m <'r Wl' w;,itered, you're cooking~ and f c rtd17.e d and watc h ed them ~row One last note: Luc ky guarantees g oodness fr o m its ;,ind ~o from_ ~rN·n to c hickens like Grandma u s ed to make, o r yo ur m o n e y back. pink And finally, the Now that's what discou n t's a ll abo ut. fi rst onC' was rC'ally rc<I. Ripe Heady. We took 11 in the krlchc n cut it into .: thick wet sJic.cs. Jt Wii!i 'till warm from the sun We d1 v1de d 1t up on plate's I even went look 1 ng for the pep perm 111. o rdinar y p epper wouldn't do. "The n I cul mine up rnto lrtlle pieces a nd ate 1t ve ry !>lowl y. a piece at a time. sprinkled with !>nit a nd s p ec ks of n ac kcd pepper. It was the m ost wonde rful tomato God ever creal· cd Sweet an<I I art, sort of acidy. but not sour Moist, but meaty. Real ly d eep red ins id e. almost purplish. J neve r had a tomato like thnt before or s ince " Fres h Meats GRADE A FRYING S.~.1.~~,~~s 45 VJUllO f\N Ill e CUT·UP FRYING ~~l~~r~~ o • 5 9 FRYING CHICKEN OR EASTS (Jf\.40[ A \VIiii f110' AflAllt! ll DRUMSTI CKS OR THIGHS fltr , .. ,,ti• il"'1', ( ,,f</lltl /I ,,.98 Fresh Meat s 9~~1R MA YER OAC?N, ,.,., 1 . 7 8 OSCAR~ ~~P. D~C~N , " 1 . 7 8 LADY LEE SLICED DACON '"'""Ht 11 i.,,,., t1UJ't •.,.,1.28 ~~A~.~!.<?RTI0~10F H~n 1.09 HILLSHIRE SAUSAGE A "'Iii" I t .1.7& Canned & Packaged WELCH'S bGRAPE JELLY 99 01\JAM ,, Ol JM< e p CHOCOLATE WHOLE OOD'f. SOUTHEl\N LB. Canned& Pac kaged J: CARNATION TUNA 119 OIUNKLIGHI M!AI 1 '2'> Ol CAii r OROWNIE MIX 0 ('tll•~l\llt'•!~ ,,, .... 1.09 [ PLANTER'S P£ANUTS .:> Cl"X•l•I\ 1•tc • <•~ 1, 98 L WYLEP."S LEMONADE MIX 1 49 1'0/ (AN , Dairy & Frozen r IMPERIAL MARGAR1.~.~, ..... 66 r, sip! .uR DRESSING 1', r " I (llf .45 J, EGGOWAFFLES '" ,.., _62 OIRDS EYE COO CORN .93 J. ~l?SWEET VEGETA?~B. •49 ORANGE JUICE •:r•r.\t1 ,.79 Health & Beautv Aids OP.ECK SHAMPOO J, " ,,.,,~, "" < • " I 0' 1 , 4 9 01\ECK CREME RINSE Liquor SAVE 10% OUY A CASE AN AQ0tl11"11l/\l H (,,II N 1)'4 IUI l CASI: P\Jllf t•A l \vi "''''' ·,1111 I' IK[Y !JU ( 111 M, I '(l'J ;I b ~.~.~~~ .. ~.~OTCH b ~E~~.l~~.WHISKEY ·' '5.99 9 .99 r COLONY CHADLIS WINE 6 ~H•: ~'/" t 2.29 Produce ROMAINE lffiUCE ( r11r.1A~n 1.111\•1" 1 ~ 1 "9 u...:,,n1 •/ ,o,J 'IAl\C.l .... ORECK HAIR SPM Y ----------, r PEPSI COLA OEVEAAGE 1 OS ,11 ... •• ., •• ,., 98 ITALIAN I. iK,.,1 ._,"u..-,.,, """o' "'' . ~·~~~·N;~N &JOHNSO~ c.... SQUASH 29 )., 11 '' .,... _...11.~H 1("'6'' " ~· LI\ N(J 1 • tJ e ~~· .. ..,.....~ . "'-~~ ·~ ... ~~ -· n.f-.=-~'i'~:l!! , .,,. r m:t.~ ·~"'F't . tl4.i".d8> ·------~-·?_,,,_-__ ._·_:'lf''l'l~ ·;, UVOR~~H ' $ '°'~"'l\c.V"tn.UCT~ .. nr.f~~;.~ . ._",. l \T'f'r f'~ -"~~~ .... ~:,·~!~~ , .68 ' . . 8' b ~~},~~ 139 \I Ml vwn J. I/ l)/ PK(J 4 ' cAk~~xes"' • l· • ~-wz;~ e . r: c f p 1 3 b L u c s " a A re 71 • L 3, re you're eating now? "Yes. absolutely'" Yet , the tomato wasn·1 fnttcn1n g, but thos e JUnkf<>OO snacks arc "Rut l like them " Whal do tht'Y taste llke·1•• "I don't know Sweet. I guess." The wrapper s ays c·hocolatc Do they tast<' like chocolate? ··Let m<.' sec . not really. They don't t astl! hke m11l·h of anythin~." Wouldn't you trade u week's worth of Junky Wunks ror one s m a ll picct' <>f real chocolate and thC' time to savor 1t, hke God's first tomato'' Or, better yet, a pcrfect- 1 y ripe peach to be peeled and cul into juicy slices? Or, a crisp, cool Mcl nto5h apple fres h from the orchard, ond c h i ll ed i n yo ur refrtgerator, until you can sit down and really pay attention? ••• I ... r.. HI T ·DONE STEAK TOP SIRLOIN STEAK lit,,; I ~ "' H IH' •• TOP ROUND STEAK ,, OONELESS TIP SJ(AK OOl'IELESS ROUND STEAK ;! I LARGE END RID STEAK SMALL ENO RIO STEAK 2 .19 b 2.58 1.98 1.98 1.68 1.98 .,. 1n 2.19 CROSS RIO ROM T ... ' "'1.58 LARGf END RIO R~~~T 1.88 L 4fht"' ,, • ..,, .. ~I· ",.I ' .. 7J • POTATO DUDS J..1141" 'I "'t'• ••, ( -.99 [ ~.~~~SALAD DRE0~SJ~~ 1 . 05 . J ~O~L Y !,l,~E_, POPCORN " • SQ J, MILKMAN COCOA ~.1.~1 '"'' • 99 J ~~C'2 CASSEROLE,,. "' ,. • 69 I ~~G;c;~~UN~.H ,,,, ..... 43 L ~9fl.N MUFFIN MIX 0 'to/ OU• • 20 i, ~.~~~' F0RUIT DRINKS ••• ..,, •·• _ 43 J. ~!.~W~c. RY PRESE~~,~s •• ~. 99 ooo·s .f' DRESSING 13 9 6 l\OOUllOl\I . . 100l JAi\ r HUNGRY JACK OISCUITS b ..,u'.t)uP1 ~y4Rlt'•l'1 ,, l (AN .4 7 I~~· VIRGINIA FRAN~~ ....... 85 L ~RIDGFOP.D HAM ~· 1r '•· •• 65 r CINNAMON ROllJ 4" t•i\ II~,.,, • .n• Atj .65 r POLISH SAUSAGE ~ )(HfWH\'~ ~40/ t• 1 1•99 r st.ICED CHEESE PP.ODUCT 6 wtl(Jk.1 WA1• ... " l t\. l / .... • 99 DISCOUNT SUPERMARKETS -----·-··-·: -'' -1-· 2-9 APPLES • Household & Pet r SPRAY 'N WASH }j r/6••fY•'f'A... llQ{(liJf 1.25 r ALUMINUM FOIL A ,,.,.,~11 , .• , •• J6 r PINE-~Ol CLEANER • f, 11\1,.ffCfA~litrJUtl t~O/ h'1 .89 ~ ~l~~;w'ASHER DET~P.~E!-171 . 6] b ~~!~~~.~SCATFOOD , •. 26 £ ~R~~E CAT FOO~•ui • , 1 . 72 I"' "•'"~l"l '"l'"""'~,tftlOl'••r •ir,- 1 ,. ' • ..,,..,,. .. ~ ...i,.1 .. • • ..,..._,, ... .,..,., .. ,,"""'•"' """'-,.. O•ut ... I,. WA~UN(1f01< I I II\/• IAtKV JlO Ill"' CASABA MELONS 'Wl l I JUI('!' FRESH LIMES •c.t•• . 1A e98 ,,.09 ... what discount is all about. u~ ·11"""'"""' tit-.. •• .. ~· ..J• O• I'"''"' '~""'1-'°"",,.,. -1'*4• ·-·~· '"" ttMlt~ f•I' .,hi .. t 1 !1 r , • I I t •••ti ' .. J ' ANAHllM •ANAHlllll .,ULLl"TON Summer squashes arc TJO w. LA PALMA AVI NUl 110 ao. •TAT« COLLIGI ILVD 1H NO "AYOMONO •QAltDllf 0 "0\11 llOTS fU~IO AVI . 'ULLl"TON »I NO. IUCLID AVI. 80 IOW•Cll lorle. Too bad ··~.·a~~:A,~~MA AV2NUI ·c~,~~ ... ~==~ .. IL\ID. ·~.~,(j• l~~C'~~~~~t~ay~~"· , ~l ~~~~O~lf,\Cl1 .•L~~· ~-with c rumbs '!nd chee:>e ~ -' t 1 ~ IJ t.A '~ 9 d d r t f 1 d •u .. 1 .. AoA •ol'ANa• •ullu .. ~A -~ on eep· a • r c . A LA MlltAOA IHOP,ING CINfl" 2120 I CHAPMAN A\ll NUI '"' •O. llUITOt. IT"I" 5 • t .. ,-• • . -- . ... . . . ...... ---· . • GA .. OIN 0"0\11 11071 MAGNOLIA A \II. •HUNTINGTON llACH toa1 ATLANTA AVINUI •HUNTINGTON l f ACH IMOO IOLIA CHICA AVI NUI •IT.ANTON • TtJITIN THO KATIU.A AYI. 1H70 Nl '#llOllT A\11'.NUI. ' ITORH OPEN .......... ~~ ·-ll~Nltllt ,_ llUMUiAA,_ •Wl.,..IN'ST'lft* •WHITTlllt ...,. Mi I I I,.._..,_., .. , I • I• ; • • • " .... .. -.. ...... ' ......... -... ............ ' .. .. ' ($ DAILY PILOT FOOD T11rkey Steak Kiev Thin and fork lender M<'uk-; wrappt•d ttroumJ t•hoppcd pars ley an'I 'fingers" of butttr dipped In l'lht ttncJ brl•aal r 1 u in b~. frtt'<! Io .ioldc.>n j')('rft•c•llon It·., u dlll h thut h&l'o mack tht> old ltu,i.11tn rlty of k.1 1:\ famou tn tht• c-uluuan "'urld l\ut hl'ft' Ult• "h°ah thut rtn• u.wtl urt• turk•·>· hrt>ust l'otc·uk., th.-""''•' fbr tud;i y' t1m1·' io't'11nom1r.il turkn 1 ~ '11'11 Ill n.I\ or hut '""' '" ' j l U I .1 I l' ii ( u I .1 I\ ll 1 hol1•,t1•r11l I hr 111 I "Jl'\ 111 th1• "htlt· 011":11 Ii I I' .I 't 'l 1• <I I<. ' I' it 1•1·rl1Tt r11m1t.tn1tm for th,• 'uhth• Jll uf I url<.1' ~t····"' t\lt'\ k. h ' \ " 111\ .111~ 111 I hP ht·Jrt ol Uw l lo.1 """ 1111 1111' 01111·111.·r I I\ l'I f ol m.ul\ ''"'r' tlw I 'kr.11n1 "'·'" """"'" ,j lh1• t.r.·Jdb.1,l..1•1 111 t-;urnp1· f111 11, rl<'h f1 •rt1l1• '"" .111at 11:-. ,1h1111d.111r1• of .:ruin In r1•1 1·111 t1m1·' 1 lw t ttlt· 11f "'1!<.11 '"'"'I 11f Hu:.i.1.1 h u bt't'n .11ldt.•d .L, n1nr1· .111ti mon• • 1t·1 ~!> of l 'k1 J1n1an !>Oii T l 'RKF.'\ STE i\KS • '>lic k 1 1 ~ cup1 but l•·r nr mdr~ar 1 n e, t•halh·d x turkt•y breas t i:;t('ak:. ur '\hl't!S, about J pouncl total '• cup fin e l y t·hopped parsley I egg I teaspoon salt • .. teaspoon pepper 34 cup fine dry bread crumbs Vcget.able oil Cut stick or butter into 8 pieces: chill in freezer Meanwhile, place each turkey steak between 2 sheets or waxed paper, puundrng to about 1"4 tn<'h thickness. Place 1 IJll'CC or b utter and l t l·:Ji-;poon parsley on l';1c·h pounded s t eak Fold sides in to scul in huttt:'r. then roll up, s t·t·uring E'ach with a wondt•n pick. Beat egg s lightly. Mix togethe r salt. pepper and bread (:rumbs. One <Jt a ti me. dip rolled turkey steaks in egg, then in crum b mixture lo coat well. Place breade d and roll<'d turkey steaks in ... Sliill <From Page CS) salad dressing, then :-.ha king up in cr umbs. Makes four servings, 120 t·alories caC'h with r e· g ular salad dressing, 75 calor11.>s c<.tch with low. <:u l dressing-oil com· hinallon. MOCK ZUCCHI NI TEM· PURA 2 mcdwm zucchini, unpeeled. cul in thick s l11·es l tabl espoon s alad 011 I ta bl espoon Japanese.styl e soy sauce 2 tablespoons sherry 14 cup br e a d crumbs, unseasoned Optional. pinch of ground gin~cr Pinch or ga rlic powde r Dip zucchini in oil-soy- wine mixture, coating well. The n shake up in bread crumb-seasoning mixture. Arrange in a i-;ingle layer on a non· slick pan that has been s prayed with no·fal cooking s pray. Bake in a prchcuted 450·degrcc oven 8 to 10 minutes. on .1'·,....,-:~"J:::ik~~~rilft~ 'Makes four se r vings, about 70 culories each Y ELWW SQUASH MONTEREY 2 yellow squash. medium, unpeeled, cut in thick slices tor use zucchim) 1/1 cup French dress. ing, regular, botth.'d tor 3 tabl espoons l ow calorie French dressing and J tablespoon 011> 3 tables poon s Italian·season<'d bread crum bs Ge:terous pinch o chili powder Optional pinch of ground cumin t tablespoon grate< c heese -Romano. 01 othe r sharp cheese Di p squash s lices in d ressing mixture; shake up in seasoned crumb cheese mix ture. Ar· range in a single layer on a baking pan s J)rayed with cooking s pr11 y Bake in a preheated 450 -degrees oven . without turning , 10 to J2 mi nu tes. Mak es four servings, 100 calories eac h with tegul ar Fren ch dressi ng. 80 calories each with low· calorie dreulng-oll .com· ~ ' . ····icsscs rcfr1g1•rutor ut lt·<a'll I hour. until thoroughly t•h1lh•d When rcudy to cook hC'nt •, 111fh \t•1•1•tubh• 1111 111 '>k1lh•t 111 JMI clt•cr••l''I fo'n rnll1·t1 turkt•y o,tl'ul\)> ~ lo 7 mmutr,, or until tt•n1kt anti J!Oh.lt•rt IJrown. turn 1ni: onC't· Dr uin Wf•ll anti '"rvr hnt M11k1•i. I 'l'I " 111.i11. 2 Turkl•) ~11•11k' k.1e v t•Jch. N OT Jo; If t u r k e y brt'lll'll stciuk~ ar11 un u v u 1 I tt b I t' I n y o u r murk.-t. rut them frt>m u 111rk1·v ho lf breu11t by th111 rrwthoct 1.u v w••ll -r h 1l led . hoOl•d turkl'Y hutr hrNoa m1 hour<I with fllcl sld,· 1111 uncl wtth small end to r11<ht If desired, htt out fllct lor tenderloin 1 Slice ftlet hmgthw111e In to 2 breast steaks. Cut liffiUll end of hair breast away. lt•uvin" about ~. or hulf brt•u:sl m a large p1cre Slice srnall end lengthwise into 2 or :l br1.·ust steaks. 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" • • • 59 c Fwnc h .. r ( Hd ~tin J•n1nn"("{1 ~ o r Stuffing CIDB • • • • sg c Stovt• I np 1111•tt•1111 11! pol atc~i-' fi ni Jell-o •.•.•••••• 41 c PEPSI 89 COLA :~nt c Chew e JWgular, Diet or Light P-nut Butter ••• ggc .lot Creamy or Crunchy -18 oz jar Preserves STllWRY _ggc S mucker's -heavy with berries! 18 oz Wheat Nuts • • • • ggc Snack treat from PillsbuJ) -7 oz jar Ballantine 99c BEER ::ca Carton of six 12 oz cans Golden Com • • • 33c Del Monte 17 oz Cream or Whole Kernel Chili Salsa • • • • • 39c Ortega Green adds zip! 7 ounce can Root Beer ~ ••• s1 11 Treat. yourself to "Mug" -12 oz cans Tomato Sauce • 17c Hunt"<; -rich and thick -8 oz can scon TISSUE Save on the four roll family pack , Pineapple DClrs •••• sgc Natw.:l Chunks. Sliced, Crushed-No. 2 Margarine . • • • • • 59c Blue Bonnet for flavor, economy! l lb Cup-a-Soup • . • • 59c L ipton's -choice of flavors! pkg bf 4 Dog Biscuits • • • 79c Milk Bone's "Beef Flavor" -26 oz The Better Way to be sure you get what you pay for! •w.-.. ~-................... .,., ... _ .... .. hu ... I~ &try ...t .... ii i...64 ICnSI die-"' ... I ,.., ........... "" n. Mttlr ., ...... die .... Is .... . ........ Beef Shanks ••• 51°9• Swiss Steak .• ·• s 159• Round cut or U.S.O A. Choice beef Omaha Roast •• s179• Thick cut U.S.O.A. Choice beef round RUMP ROAST Round cut of U.S.D.A. Choice beef Beef Rib Bones s 129• Cent.er cut ... U.S .D.A. Choice beef Meaty! Choice! Bake or barbecue Ronni liBHkcEMmcm ............. ~Lil C'ompare the quality ... your choice will be our U.S.0 .A. Choice' Tender. flavorful ... all that you expect it to bl' STEW BEEF Extrn lean bonele88! U.S.D.A Choice Teriyaki STEAK Bonele11s top round Choice beef SHORT RIBS Boneless! Rib cut of Choice beef 8pBRCBP lliBBk:'ftl~oi~.~l7l Looking for satisfaction? . . your search may well end with this ma1mificent steak! Rib cut of U.S.D.A. Choice beef Sliced Bacon ••• s1 59• Ground Beef :r~sl59• Sausage ITMMll mu s 159• El Rancho's thicker "ranch style" Lean ... does not exceed 22Cf-fat OR BRATWURST' We make it - 8pli& BrailBPBcRADE "A" ............. II! Lorge meaty fryers . . bigger, for more good eatiryg, more value ' Treat the familv from the kitchen. not a bucket! (with ~) Ham Loaf oweuun • ! l 49• Ham. pork, fresh eggs, bread crumbs Salisbury 49c STEAK .. Our own flavorful mix -nel wt .) Ol each Genuine milk-fed Veal Compare the quality of the real thing! CHUCK STEAK Center cut -U .S D.A. Choice beef S uper Fres h Produce Beef Roast :S5219• Chuck Cut Choice shoulder clod Ranchero s219 STEAK • Rib cut U.S.D.A. Choice beef 81rtl1tt P11rs~~~ ... II! ~wectened hv the California sun ... mellow Oavor vou'll love ... and large. for more pleasure FRESH FIUITS 2 PACIFIC llD $ 49 Snapper • For skillet, oven or broiler Rex Sole ••••••• s279• Fresh -and ready for the pan Corvina Bass •• s2a9• F1lleu.. for more fine eat1n~! SWORD· SJ99 FISH . • Fresh! Center Cut Steaks! Catfish Fillets •• s219• Delicious -and so easy to prepare Mahi Mahi •••• 51 5~ Re-create those Hawaiian memories CRAB LEGS Meaty' ... from Alaskan crabs Johann Meister uimes can transform a "ho-hum" ml'al into a happy "hu· ho·' orca.,111n Liebfraumilch .• s229 .Johann Meister -exclusively oun;! 5th Riesling ...... s299 .Johann MeiRter goes with fish! 5th Zeller sa11Amun ••• '299 .Johann Meister -from Germany! 5th Liq uor Dep 't. Clunr SJ J95 Scotch Special price on the 1.75 liter size Whiskey.., •••• 5429 El R&ncho's own .•. 86 proof! Quart Canadian Mist • 5599 Save J.00 on llmooth Canadian! Quart Jacques Bonet5539 BRANDY For sippin' -or with soda! Quart Beef eater ...••• s 899 When you wont THE martim! Quart Scotch MOl.DAYTIE ••• s439 Bottled for El Rancho and you! Quarl .~ .. ~!A~OES _ ·.r.J~ILB~'!~~l''L ~. ~-~ I~ :~ve on the 1.75 m .. , Fro zen Fo ods Prices zn effect Thur Sept :i!R thruwih Wed Oct 4 Delicatessen Orange Juice 12 oz cu 69c Springfield goodnel\8 from Florida! St.art the day with a glass of wake-up flavor! Bread .QEF9 •••••• 79c Package of three 1 lb white loaves Juice aullT ••••••• 3Sc Minute Maid Regular or Pink -6 oz PETITE PEAS . C & W ... Tiny, Tend.er. Sweet! lOoz Vegetables :: •• 59c Japanese. Chinese, Hawaiian -10 oz Layer Cakes ••• s 129 Pepperidge Farms -all 17 oz varieties ICE SJ29 CREAM:' Royal Hoet premium pack -aJI flavol'll Open daily 9 to 9 Sunday 10 to i' No Mies to dealers Franks osCAR MAYER ••••••••••• ~ 139 Choose Meat or Beef-and know you serve the bet.I ! I lb pkg (llW _,_ & .. .L41) Lunch Meats ~oz •• s 179 Oscar Mayer Variety Pack-Meat. Beef Desserts amseu1 •• 4i51 Knud!len -chorce of flavol"!I! 4 oi Roquefort S 149 Dressing · Bob's famous dressing -16 oz Biscuits~** ••• 49c Pillsbury Buttermilk or Re11 .•. 10 01 Kavali caaa ••••••• 89c Ch0011e Thick or Regular -9 oz pk~ COLBY UTE Lake to Lake Skim M ilk cheese - 9 01 package ARCADIA PASADENA SOUTH PASADEN HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH EASTBLUFF · · · IRVINE . --l~GUNA HILLS • Sunsl.'I end Hunlon4tnn !70 W Colorado Blvd Fr•n•onl 11nd Huntongtol' lllliHner and Algonq.un 11"11 No•wi•n•I lllvcl 7!>'>'> E .~~lblulf Or llnov19's1t~ And Mtc nt'l~on 1J6•1 Moullon Parkway El R•ncho Cpnll.'r E ol Oranqt'grovl! <;,oulhl'll!ll c orne• llnrhour M,,11 On lht• p,."'"'"'•' f ,1,lhlull Vtll••ll•' C1•"'"' P..,~ Vtr .. Crntrr M oulton P•rkway Plaia a.OSE UP TOOTH PASTE ..•.. 9k J3r1ghttna brtath a11d tHtb! 6.4 oz 111e en) BllF£RI Tlll.ETS .......•.• $1.69 They have eddtd 11trtnJth' 100 count SlftR SOFT PlfFS .......... 19c C'uritv -80 msnv ,l.llff! 260 count IJCI PEPPER ............•.. 89C ~h1lhn1f t tint 11nnd in I ounce con M & M CAll>IS ........ w •• $1.59 4:h001C Plain or Pt11nu1 1n tht 1 l oi pk.: USTElll ................•.. $1.49 Anllatpt:: th•t "'Orkl :io "Untt-~•z• • IM BASIC• -.......•... $1.69 Rt1t or Neutr11l 11ntf·Pfnlf)lrtnt! :l 01 PllU. Sita.GO ..... # ...... Sl.59 OLIVE Ol ..... -............ $2.99 C'nncrntr11tr in ~ ounr1• "'l' 1:1oe tit ··~· II/ ~~;P,'. '°'1': . ~ ' ~Fir.. "t'N:" ... I LIME-A-WAY ..... , .•. \~·· ·v · Jjc -..-..I.~ '" "'Cc.'~' • 1.12~\'Y ..... r •I ~ rn'l'J'"'tf'I --.... ~ "' .. --T' -• .. . . . ... ..... . . . . .. .. , ... , ........ ····-·· .. ' . ' .. r;--- Q OAILYPILOT Control Hyperactivity P ul'nti. of ¥ h yperat'Uvci child hover between lfulll t Hoa• and NtUPf'rauon 1n try 1n& to kf1'1> thf'lr chlld rea11onabl)' controlk d Som e d()('to" and school• prefer that the child be controlled by med1u t1on. while Olhcn h•n hMd n•m11rk ubl~'IUl'l'C I' by pl•c1nac the child ttn • food 1u1dJU'Yt fr-ff <no 11rt.lti('1al navnra or col ora. no chemical Mddlllvf'U d1t>t It rt-quires a ~mplettt turnabout in family markcllnM hablb, but It can ~ done • Co~1d r that lhf' thild ha. be-· n born into the wnlt\jl \'..r\tury, and tum your kitchen into on ot a hundrt'd years a10 Only uu nut ural food • fr h \et;ct abl . ff'f"lh fnJ1U, und un 1tdulter1l~ brea ph:nlll'ul a hundred yean~ •ao .-1ther and man) doctor feel that II &ood number Of hy pt-r;art1ve children ar~ eMltJve to auaar Lt'l &ht' t•hlld ll«'l fnaC'tostt from fresh fruit and honey, rather than sucro:.c• fnim rtftned suaar Teach )'our rh1ld to rt>itd labels too, or he I mo t hypcmactlw children are boy.~) wall get h111 ¥w f'i't. and }unk from ye>ur neighbors Send hii. lunch to srhool. '° you c1i1n cont rol h1~ Inti.kc thtire 1lwn"lj no ~ense in servmti iiddllive·frN• break htM"l and dJnner~. only lo have lhl' i.chool ~t:rv~ .. <·ho1ce or fr•nkfurtl'nt or bol08na, with red (art1hc1u lly n1&vored ) Wt-t.•lt'ned gelatin for lunch Plart-u bun on chocolate, a ll s nacks except popl'Clrn and h0mcm1:ade cookies, and all soda pop sl•r ve pure fruit 1u1ce with carbonated water for bubble~ that children love. Ai.k your doctor about food allergy tests to determine whether the child is sensitive to a common food, such a11 m ilk. eggs, wheal, corn, or rice If outbursts occur shortly a fter a meal, analyzl' what was served in that meal and try to isolate the allergen Why bother when ever yone now knows that a hyperactive children seem to outgrow the Male m lhl' litte teens' Uy then, the child has alre ady been a lienated from his peer group, the mother has s pent years cringing with guilt from feelings that 1t is somehow her fault in not ma naging his dis ruptive episodes better, the teacher reels that the child is a s poiled brat, and the c hild could becom e learning disabled from the d iffic ulties he has with sho rt a ttention spans . Controlled diet has helped many chlldTen to quiet down it's worth every effort you c an m ake to find out whethe r your hyperactive child can be helped by diet loo. "CHICKEN GRANDMERE 2 chicke n fryers, cut up 6 cups waler 3 cups sliced celery stalks itnd leaves =14 cup parsley spri~s 2 medium onions , sliced I teaspoon salt I bay le af •14 teaspoon ground thyme 6 tablespoons cornsta rch 4 cups cooked r ice. Place chicken an a 6·quart kettle: cover with water Add celery. parsley, onions, salt. Spe<•lal Diet• By Juno Roth bay ltiuf. and thy me Cover . bri ng lo o boll. re· duct• ht:al 11nd 11 l m mc.ir 111• hours or until ch1t•k1•11 11t umdl•r l<t•movc ch1cklln and cut f1 om Wnt'll Strain broth, mcaisurc 6 cup:s, ad· d1nti bollinM wwtur If necct.iswry Rt!turn S cups of thl.' broth to the kettle Mix together the re· main1ntr: cu&> of broth and the cornstarch. until mooth StJr into broth in kettle. Cook and stir until thickened Add chicken and heal through. S.:rvt over cooked rice Makes 8 servings. ('ASllEW BANANA SOLE 4 large fillets u r sole • ., teaspoon salt ~. teaspoon pepper 4 tablespoons butter 2 bunanas. sliced Z tablet.poons lemon JUICC 1 1 cup chopped cashew nuts Ar runge fish fillets flat in a buttered baking d ish Sprinkle with salt and pepper . Dot with 3 tables poons of t he butter . Cover tightly and bak e in a 350 F . oven for 20 minutes. Me anwhile, toss banana slices with lemon juice . Me lt remaining l tablespoon butter in a s kUlet : add cashews and sliced ba nana. Cook over low heat for several minutes. Spoon ove r cooked fish a nd serve at once. Makes 4 servings. PINEAPPLE NOODLE PUDDING 1 package (8-ounce) broad noodles <ad· d1l1ve-free) 3eggs ~ pound creamed cottage cheese 1 cup da iry sour cream 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 can CS-ounce) pineapple tidbits, drained •r.. c up butter ~cup bread c rumbs (additive-free) Preheat oven to 350 F. Cook noodles ac· cording to package directions, or boil in salted water for about 8 minutes until lender. Drain. Beat eggs; add cottage cheese , sour cream. s alt, a nd pineapple tidbits. Fold noodles into this mixture. Put half the butter in a 7~ x 12· inch baking dish. Heat in the oven until butter is me lted. Pour in noodle mixture. Dot top with re· maining butter and bread crumbs . Bake for I hour. Makes 6 ser vings. Soltnzmg /or Smyles calendar runs each Thurs· day m the Dailu Pilot and contOIM notices of ac· tw1t1es for smgles for the following week -fi'nday through Thurroay Send notices to Cheryl Romo. [)a1ly P11ot. P 0 E:lor 1560. Costa Meso . 92626 Be sure to include your name. address and phane number N1111ces must be m our hands two weeks m advance FOOD Public Being Conned? DE AR AN N LAN OERS 1 work for il cor rectional inist1tulion and would like to pas!\ on som e Inform ation to all persom. who decided to correspond with In· mutes Ann 1'araders Am erican. 1r. P!a uL. G a o r J t· w 1 ., h Americans in Salt Lah City. Utah. or better yet. 1n the business c o m · munity at lar ge Who a rc we kidding" T o o u r l,; n 1 I t· d fl res byter ian brother·; und sisters let m e quote o ne of their own. "Whatever you have done unto the least or these. you have olso done unto me · · I dm requcstm~ lh' righl lo w1Lhhold • y n a m e I dm J l.:Sl - DISGUSTED DE.AR DISGUST l:.l> This column repr1•11 .. nt" m•n ) polnti. of vit 'A Thank you for exprei.' Ing youn . CONFIDEN'll AL to TesUnll Your Siou" Cily Me mory; I don't k110 .... what this has l4> do "&ill Sioux Cit>. but I r • member it well ll goe•. like tbiio. "Wb ~n ) out m iod make .. commitmf'ot.. you• bod) can't flll. Vou'rt> o"er lht h11l, B r o l he 1 -o n• 1 t h • hill. .. Many prisonc11-; n· re1ve names a nd .td drt'SH s from lon e ly hearts d u bs, i.o·cullcd "sc1e nt1f1c " foundut1on~. com pulPr matching out· fit s aud m aga zin es T hey often misre present the nature of the c rimes committe d . le n gth o f terms, release dates and so on. Sometimes an in· mate will send a picture of som eone other than himself. We are not permitted to censor outgoin~ mail. so we don't know that som eone has been con· ned until she (it's almost always a woman > has sent money. a radio. TV. or a n airline ticket to ct pe rson who is "being re · leased soon." She then conLacL-s us and w.ants to know why her Tricnd was no t g i ve n hi s freedom on such·a nd· such a date . s wamped wHb letters from men telling me they always gin up 'be lr M&U lO women, old people and the dis· abled . rr you ~ould read over my s houlder tor ball an hoar, you'd th.Ink { ., ) this wu the age o f c hiv alry . Maybe ,.,e Boros~ope guys who s tay glued a~e ..._. so Ignorant they can't write. '------------------' A ny p e r son w h o wishe s to corrc::.pond with a prisoner should w rite fir st l o t h e ::.uper intcndcnt and 1n quirl' about his age. m arital status. and the nature or his crime ft would save a lot of time. m oney and heartache Please tell them. NO !DENT DEAR NO IDENT: Frankly. I had doubts about your lt'lter. so I che cked with Robe rt Glotz, assl.stant director o f the Cook County De partme nt of Correc· lions. My hunch was wron g. IL was on the level. A pe rliOn on the out· s ide CAN rec eive In· formation rel(ardlnl( the nature of • prisone r 's crim e. It's a matter of public record. Personal data, however cage. marital status). arc not relnsed. 'Glotz felt yoor letter merite d publlcallon - so here it ls along with my apologies ror being suspicious. DEA R ANN In re rerencc to '"lla d It With -L I b-b~S "~ l l ake the train to my JOb eve('y lla.) I am 25 years old «.1nd an good health. I don't expect any mun to give u1> his seat for m t• But when I sel· older fo lks with canes and trutC'hcs standing wh11t• g r L•at b i g m e n <J n d D EAR AN N LANDERS· This is for ··Ne r vou s W reck ." whose hus band s mokes in bed . She wrote that he had fallen asleep with .J cigare tte in his hand the other night and burned a hole in the citrpet. The re's a solution to t he proble m. Cigarette s m ok er s should train them selves to hold their cigarettes between lh~ thi rd <t nd fourth ringers It does n 't d ro p and anyone who falls asleep this way will wake up fast. DONE IT DEAR DONE IT: My c i g a r elt e-smoking friends s a y yo u art' right. but I still Insist that anyone who smokes ln be d , no matter how he bolds the cigarette, is asking for trou ble. DEAR ANN Knowi ng that the Am e rica n public in genera l and the Chr is tian communjty in pa rtic ular will find any iss u e o f sex uality threatening, it is beyond me why GAYS e xpect to have their civil rig hts upheld by the American electorate . We live in a country where the elec · to r a l t' r e f uses Lo guarantee the e qua l rights of wo m en a nd special legislation is re· qu i red t o pro t ec t fem a les agains t dis· crimination. Why should G AYS ex pect t o b e treated differently'! i:ec uSbr1ng 6efoi::e1: e el ec t or ate a n o n - discr imination refer en· dum f o r N at iv e Ame ricans in Flagst aff. Ari z . o r M ex ica n Ame ricans in Lubbock. Tex . or Bl ack teenage boys ( und girls 1 JUSl sit there, it gels to Club Calendar runs each me. W('dne11dny m the Dolly R ecent I y I s aw a Pilot a nd contain.~ notices wom a n at least eight nf women's and service months pre~nanl trying club meetmg.s and events to balance herself while for lhR /ollounng week - two m en sal. One was Thursday through Wednes· b u s y r c a d i n g h i s day Send natices to Club news pa pe r . tht' othe r Calendar. Dally Pilot. P 0 blQb pretended to be /Jo.r I~. Costa Mesa. CA asfecp! 92626 Be sure to include Is it asking too much yo ur name and phone to occas1onally give up number Notices must be your scats. fellas? Try m 011r hands two weeks m 1t IL feel s good advance WILLI NG TO STAND To request a picture. IN WALDEN. MASS. umte or call the Features DEAR WILLI NL : Department. 642-4321. Ptc· Where are all those of tum'i are hmlled to fund· oafs located? I was raisers ope'/} to the pubhc THURS DAY. S EPT. 2.k By 'S'\'DNF.Y OMARR ARIES (March 21 April lfl • Accent on corr. pletlon. recQgmllon. getting credit dut L1br: .. Taurus and Leo could he 1n picture. You drf.' presented Wllh travel, vacation. holiday OP· portunity. The re b d ''hitch:· Know it. protect yourself in clinches . TAURUS <April 20 -May 2<i l Make Mw start. stress inde pendence. pioneering s pirit . in ventiveness. You're on solid ground a nd you'll gain needed support Check :and. propt:rty values. obtain valid appraisal. Lc;o figures 1n sccn<1rio Your confidence builds a .;; you ltarr. where you're go1n~ GEMINI <May 2l ·June 2(), Follow through on hunches. ideas he active. have iun dnd think htJ!hly or yourself Relative who htnl.i dl vanity 1s merely Jealous and frustrated Ont: who taught and tn!>pired makes reapsx:an.1nc:e Aq uarian plays 1mportC1nt rolt: CANCER (June 21 July ~· Expand oc t1v1t1es refuse to be ~t1fled by one who lacks imagination. mspirat1on Perceive pictur e. plan as whole The bi ts and pieces wall take care or themselves. Gemini. Sagittarius figure pro· mine nlly Elem ent of timing, or luck. is riding with you' LEO IJuly 23·AUJ! 221 You are it hle to dis play talents. idea~ 1n best possible mitnnt:r Cy cle rem<1 ins high you gel needed data ~1C:tke pe rsonal appea rances Check wardrobe Wear '"live" colors Personality. magm:t1sm surgt· lo forefront Your num her is '1 VIRGO (A ug. 23·Sl'pl 22 \ Check conf1den tial sources b<.' awart• or d andesttnl' cnn· ference!'. i.t•crl'll. t•xc-h<tn~cd bet ween thos(· sup posed to bl' advcr~:.1r1e!-Gemini. Sag1ttan~~ pe rsons figure in sccnarll) De ready for call or m essage d1ctatm~ l'hangcs important to your future · LI BRA IScpl 23·0ct 221 Accc-nt on friendsh1pi. that a re transformed into mea n· ingful relationships. Dom estic change~. adj ust m ents m<ty appear on agenda. Taurus. Scorpio pe rsons f1Ru re prom inently so does the number fi Pleasant s urprise. in form of gift or "Brl obJeet. ('OOld be featured SCORPIO cOct 23-Nov. 211 Emphasis on how far up ladder yoi; are w1 lhng to climb Define meanini:s. terms deal with P1sce:.. Virgo persons Steer a way from 11lus1on. unle~:. you are a film m<tkcr Strive for realistic ap· pra1sa l of Ohjecllvcs SAGITIARIUS I Nov. 22-0cc. 2: 1· Publis h. spre ad influe nce. gel ideal'. on paper. get pro gram distributed . R~fuse to be restricted by those o f rarnl heart . :.iml little 1maginat1on, talent or foresight. Where do you want to go ho w mu<'h effort will you put into fu lfilling d e- sires? Study Scorpio mcssa~t·. CAPRICORN t Dec 22·J an. 191 · You re· solve dilemma hy '"losing" a losing proposition. Aries. Libra fi~urc promine ntly. Ma1nt1t1n steady pace-refuse to be stopped by "dead· beats," hangers-on. those who sing the blues and depend on you without g1vm~ a nythmg an return AQUARIUS <J an 20.f"eb 181 : Accent o n partner. mate. other close associates -liste n to them . an<tlyze. wail. gather informitlion. rctn· force legal pos1twn. Leo plays prominent role Public relations plays important role Know tl and don't neglect "image " PISCES IFeb. 19-Mar ch 20 • Some fond hopes art" realized. Family member confides. You feel need ed . mor e secure. Cance r . Capricorn and Aquarius figure in scena rio. Your sensitivity 1s evident and you a lso ex hibit extrasensory pe rception. llealth question is answered. 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FAMILY P lJN TIME WORKSHOP· llul and Marti Malterre will "ilf~ak o n bu1tdtng h:i rm<H,1ou.' family rdt1llonsh1ps uhinlC Mames at Ii p m Thurbday, St•pt ~. 11t Sb Samora & Juctl• Parti.h Hull In llunlln~too Beach The public 1'> 1ov1led TROJAN GUI.LO (H' ORANGt; ('Ol'NTY. Th~ rin1t (ull met•t1n M w1ll ·b.· held 11t IO 11 m T hur&day. 5epl 28 ~l the New1X1rt tharbor \ acht Club NATI O i\I. O MC.ANIZATION t 'OR • WOMEN: t'n't' 10 ~eek l'on&C IOUbneKs Rai-.1n1e groupit will ht• dt'mOnslrnted ut 1 JO.., m Thurb d io . s,•pl 28, 1t U1ywood 1 Ap11rtm1•nt ('lul1huu..el, Newport Reach, or ut 7 30 p 111 Tut•i.clin . Oc1 3, at th~ Eucltd hranrh of the AnJ ht''"' Llbrary t'or 11\(orma\IQn, cull June l'ooh• l&4S50Sll1 or Ginn)' Kt•nl t•Fr~• ('A I.IF 0llN1 A FF. 0 E It AT I 0 N 0 • WO M EN-S ('LU&'\ OllA CE DISrlU(T. M <'m ben. or A~ll 0 <North I Wiii •Ll nd .. \f'min .. r ;.1l lhl' !!;~·II l 'lub of fo'ull •r1on beg1Minll lfl H it~• <• m Thursday. St-pl 28 M f:.l\A HARBOR CLUB: Prospective mt:m bt-r:. "'111 be bonort;d ut a brunch Ml 11 1t m Thursd.ay, St-pt 28. at th · home of Mh W1lhum Ba)''r C.'Al.IFOllNIA P&ESS WOMEN : Th~ Or.mge County District will honor Charlei. Pomeranti at its ol)(lnln& meellng at 7 30 p.m Thursday, Sept. 28. at the BahJa Corinthian Yacht Club, Corona del Mar. Call Ruth Ed· dinl(too, president. for reserv1ttion.s -752-0306 R EMAIUUEDS. INC.: Chapter I will hold et general meet.mg at 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 29, 11l M ercury Savings and Loan , Tustin Psychologist Dr. Dick Miller will s peak on "Lifestyles: Marriage in Our Culture" For in· formation. call J ack and Alberta Drabman 642-316.1. DAMAS DE CARIDAD: A genera l meeting will be held Friday. &!pt. 29, al the home or Mrs . Wilbam J . Haney, Fullerton LECTURE SERIES: The Newport Harbor Art Museum will p res<!nt a series or lectures beginning at 7:45 p.m . Friday. Sept. 29. The classes, conducted by Dr. Susan Larsen, a rt bis· torian and critic, will cover modern art and art of the '40s, '50s and '60s. FREEDOMS FOUNDATION AT VALLEY FORGE: The Orange County Women's Chapter will meet at 11: 30 a . m. Friday. Sept. 29, at the Los Coyotes Country Club, Buena Park. For more information: P .O. Box 1468, Tustin 92680. S MITH COLLEGE CLUB: The Oran~e County l!roup will m<!et at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sl'pt. 30. at the Great Western Savings und Loan community room. Laguna Hrns. ST. MARY'S COLLEGE ALUMNI: The Orange County chapter will bold a boat party and tour of the Balboa Bay at 5:30 p.m. Satur- day. Sept. 30, with the boat departing from the Cannery Re;taurant, Newport Beach. Rese rvations : Garth Flint, c/o Kidder Peabody & Co .• 610 Newport Cente r Dr. Newport Beach, 92660. CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL: An in-service training day for tutors will be held from 9 a .m . to 3 :30 p .m. Saturday, Sept. JO. at Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Santa Ana. For more information, eaJI Teresa McCarthy. 546-4410 OE l .TA GAMMA ALUMS: The Santa Ana and Newport Harbor group w111 hold a no·host harbecue a t 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 30, at the home or Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Carver, Santa Ana. SOl.iTll COAST J UNIOR WOM EN'S CLUB: The fo'ountain Vulley group -will continue its mt>mberstup drive at a brunch at 10 a .m. Satur· day. S<>pl. 30, at the home or Mrs. Joseph R. Davis. Westminster EBELL CLUB: The Newport Beach group wall m eet al 11 :30 a .m . Tuesday, Oct. 5, at the clubhouse. More inform ation is available from Mrs. Ray Nielsen, 548·6888. . MONDAY MORNING CLUB OF LAGUNA: The Book and Dra ma section of t he club will mef.'t al 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 2, at the Glendale F ederal Savings and Loan in Newport Center. HUNTINGTON BEACH PHJLllARMONIC COMM11TEE: A mem bership meeting will be held at 7·30 p .m. Wednesday, Oct 4, at the home of Mrs. Jerome J ones. f'or more informa· lion, call Mrs . Jones, 536·3683. J UNIOR EBELL CLUB: The Newport Reach group and Coastline Community College will co-sponsor a four-part lecture series titled "~I f-Protection in the Communjty and in Your Home." The series begins at 7:30 p.m . Tuesday, Oct. ~ Club Calendar Wadnetday, Septem~r 27, 1978 DAILY PILOT ('9 ~ From left. Mrs. Walter O'Hara. oresident and Mrs . Jack Carney coordmator For the Children A day lo .. Play for the Children" is the theme for the Fifth Annual G<>lf Tournament spon:.ored by the Queen of Hearts Guild of Laguna Beach on Oct. 6 at El Niguel Country Club on the Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel. · ThC' guild supports the outpatient depart· ment of the Children's Hospital or Orange and the event 1s its major fond raiser or the vear. The tourna ment is open to all players and is NEWPORT HARBOR PANHELLENIC: The group will meet at 10 a .m. Wednesday, Oct. 4. at Glendale Federal Savings, Ne wport Center. limited to the firs t 60 teams registered. The format starts with shot gun at noon. Best ball or partners al full handicap. Three low gross and 12 low net prizes will be given as well as many othe r awards. The entrv fee is SlOO of which $75 ls tax de- ductible. Included in the entry fee is lunch. r efreshments. golf cart. green fees. tee prizes a nd a dinner dance ror two in the evening. R eservations m ay be made with Kay Roberts at 494·8177. Gardening," at 9 a .m . Thursday, Oct. 5; "Home Floral Design," at 9 a .m. F r iday. Oct. 6 ; "Corona del Mar Landscape Walk." a t 9:30 a.m ., Saturdav. Oct . 7. For information, call 673·2261. Mildred Mead. left, and model Diane Myerson with jewelry to be shown at benefit fashion show. J For Goodwill "You've Ccme A Long Way, Baby" tl> the theme or the Goodwill lndustnes· first fashion l>how. at 2 pm. Wednesd ay, Oct. 4, al thl' Balboa Bay Club Proceeds will go to the o rganization s Reh abilitation und Evaluation Center or Orange County. After refreshments have been served . the ~how will begin at 3 p.m. with a brie r purade or yesteryear'-; clothes along with a collection of antique jewelry from KazanJtan Je wcb or Beverly Hills . Modern Jewelry also will be shown The fashion show. coordinated and t'OITl mentated by Mildred Mead. will be presented in a theater·in·the -round setting. Proceeds will further Goodwill Industries. Cl non-profit organization. in its program or restor ing dignity to local handicapped men und wom en by placing them into or returning them to the compet1t1 ve labor market. GoodwtH Industries generates more than 90 pe rcent of its income through its own efforts and people 1l trains. Supplemental monie~. howe ver. must be raised· through gifts. endow· ments and fund raising events. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S FELLOWSIUP OF ST. ANDREWS: The group will meet at 11:30 a.m .• Wednesday. Oct. 4. For information, call Phyllis Locke. 673·3221. SHERMAN FOUNDATION: The following programs will be offered at the Sherman Gardens in Corona del Mar: Club Calendar runs each , Wednesday m the Daily Pilot and contatns nohces of women's and service club meetings and events for the followm.q week - Thursday through Wednes- day. Send nottces to Club Calntdor. DoUI/ Pilot. P 0 . Box lSflJ. Coata Mesa. CA 9262'. fRANCI~-ORR ''A History of Sea Transport to 'California's Magic Isle' Of Catallna," at 7:30 p.m . Tuesday. Oct. 3; "Making Padded Picture Frames." at 9:30 a .m. Wednesday. Oct. 4: "Succulent UMBRELLAS lOO's OF ITEMS IN STOCK ~~~10-50% 5 SHELF ETAGERE To complete your Rattan settings 72"x30"xl8" Reg. $205.76 NOW fine stationery corona del mar F11EPUC£ IUSSfYlt scams Glassfyre S<:reens are -......,.,~= easily installed 16" clearance lrom combustible wall surf ace. Pipe to 8' ce1hng included. 5 PC. DINING SET ALL ALUMINUM WILL NOT RUST 36" table w/4 arm chairs SALE s179 . -. ·,rr\;.~~.!Sf&J.qj~.~~,4-J.~~~~~!~~"/\~w-r-..-~~;~!"lll«S~'ii=~~t: .. I , •• •e l r "11 t • Zl FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION: An ·eight-week series or two-hour workshops on the ·family will be held rrom 7:30 to 9:30 p.m . on consecutive Tuesdays , beginning Oct. 3, at the FSA m ain office in Tustin. Fee is $40 per . person . ft'or information, call FSA, 838·7377. T ROJAN LEAGUE OF ORANGE COUN· TY: The foll meetin~ will be held Tuesday, Oct. 3. at t he home of Mrs. Guy Earl III. INTERFAITH: The annual fa ll mem· bcrsh ip coffee or the Women Associates of the UC Irvine Interfaith Foundation will be held al 10 a .m. Tuesday, Oct. 3. at the home or Chan· cellor and Mrs . Daniel Aldrich, Newport Beach ORANGE COUNTY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY: The Harbor View HJlls committee will hold a prospective members' corree a·t 10 a .m , 'I'u<?sday. Oct. 3, al the home of Mrs. Robert P. Smith Jr., Newport Beach. More In· formation is available from Mrs. Smith al 759-0390. DA UG HT E R S OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION: The Patience Wright chapter in Laguna Beach will meet at noon Tuesday, Oct. J, in the Capri Room of Hotel Laguna. For ln- form atlon call 494·3833. LAG NA NIGUEL WOMAN'S CLUB: The 'Tl group will meet at 7:30 p.m . Thursday, Sept. 28, :: at the Moulton Niguel Water District , Lagunft' --: Nig.uel. A sa l.o,d sup~r wiJI be ser ved. New ..... ~\:·~ .... ~~~~~~ ·-... ~-..... '• .u,· invited --I . 1 • ---«GS a a 26" cleaninoe from combustible wall surface. Many sizes available from 18" to 34" f1rebo•es . 48" table with 4 sohd rat tan chairs, padded seats Reg. $490.00 SALE S29900 fO&flR .. . ... .. -.. .. -...... . . . ~ , • ' , ~ • . . Cl• OAtl y PILOT w.oneau11y ~ptomo.1 21 1978 ... Sauee •·rom Paie Cl 1 stare t, lt f'\'mat~ c lcu and lcb the deep nch red of the beei.. com~ throu1h Allbou&h any ot Uu:ai.f' Lhrt.'t' d1 h~ mJ.cht bt· served ut company mea~. C'arr<>t Potato Rini Mold t:» •n ~dally fn llv<' lonkina way tu serve th~ two moel tv••rydlfy of OelCtilabl~ After cooklnJC In bolUn1 wett•r. lh )' •re v•ckcd ll)to a nru1 mold a nd bakrd A 111uce, madt> with milk I M e<)m at--l"dl 'and 0avor«ld With tar r&j00 leAV , hold lhf' V\"lilt•\ul>I~ t()" lhCJr lti. th~y bde anto a taaty nna t..•:MON ft.A voa•.D \IFkETAIU.t;s 3 tabit!:!!poons corn 011 11 PoW>d fr~h broccoli. cut ln Oowert'°' •,pound fN'Sh mu brooms , sllcf"d • 1 pound rr h carrot•. cul 1n 2 inch slnp' I cup Ou nl y a II C'l"d oru on •" g""°' n PtiPfM'r . c-ut In ~t.r1pr. n. cup l l teaspoon alt '1 tc poon 1ratt'd lemon nod • , tt'~pO()n rlrle.'d thyme le1t1Vt'' • • ttoru.poon pepper I <'UI' r h1ckeon bouillon. rooll'd I t.tblt• poon C'orn '\t1trth In l.trJ(e k1llct heut corn 011 Ovt!r m~1um h1 .:h ht'ttt Add brO<'C'oh . mw.hrooms, cttrrot.'> unwn 11nd ti~" J'.H'PJ>t'r Cook . ~Un1mc cons tant h . !\ m1nut~ or until vegetablf'~ ~re lt:ndt-r l'rl'P ;\dd ~ult, le mon rind. thyme and pepJ>tlr M 1x l't11tk~n bouillon und com s tarch until :.mooth Add tc> vege tablf' mixture Stirnng coo ... Micro c 1-'rom Page C'l l 2 eggs 'll cup butter or margannu, melted 1 cup c ut up dates 1 cup broken walnuts 2 cups nour ( l white --l whole wheal> 4 teaspoons bakmg powder '"" leaspoon soda 1 teaspoon s alt 2 teaspoons cinnamon J teas poon nutmeg 1--.z cup s ugar Combine bran cere al, pineapple and milk. Let s tand a few minutes Add egg, butler a nd beat well. Stir in d ates and nuts. Add dry ingre· die nts and mix just to moisten. Linc microwliVC safe muffin c ups with paµer liners. ~poon batter into the cups to ¥.! full. Microwave on: Full power (6 muHins/panl :J'n-4 m inutes, % power (6 muffins/pan) 4'h·5 minute:., 1h power <6 muffins/pan) 5'f.t-6 minutes. ltemovc muffins from pan immediately t.o cool on a rack If allowed to stand in a muffin pan without holes in the bottom, the muffins wtll :.wcat and become soggy . GALA P ECAN SPR EAD I package <8 oz.> c ream cheese 2 tablespoons milk I package s liced , s moked beef, cut into ~mall pieces •14 cup finely chopped green pepper 2 fables poons <fried mlncoo on1on --- ' .t teaspoon garlic sa lt 1 4 teaspoon p •pper 1 i cuµ sour cream Topping 2 tablespoon!. huller or marganne 112 teaspoon s alt ··~ cup <·ourscly chopped pecans Sorum cream cheese by placmg it Into a ~las:. bowl and microwaving on full power for 20 !'lccond:.. Add milk and mix well. Stir in dried hccf. green peppe r and seasom ngs. When well mixed,. fold in sour cream. Spoon into baking dish Topping : Melt butte r in flat dish. Add pecans and microwave on full power for 2 minutes. s tirring several times. Mix in salt. Re move pecans w ith a s lotted spoon and i.prinkle ove r the c ream cheese mixture . Microwave on 'h power for S'h~ minutes, until heated \hrouli!h<>iJt. Allow to stand for 5 minutes. Serve' on Wheat Thins and I or Triscuils with a s preuder. This mixture Is too thick to use as a dip. CIOPPINO 1 tablespoon vegetable oil I medium onion, c hopped 3 garlic cloves, minced or pressed 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 12 ozs. spiced tomato j uice 3 medium tomatoes. seeded and chopped Dash or pepper sauce :•1, teaspoon oregano •.iii cup white wine l lb cod fillets. cut Into blte-siied pieces 8-10 small c lams, in shells (uniform size) (Other s hellfish m ay be added in small , •t•nlly. bnnlC lo lJc>ll ov~r medium heat and bent I minute Mokes 4 servings . OllANGE BE£1'8 I pound fr h beet . trimmed •ii cup 11ugar 2 h1blcapoorus corn bluch ~• t t'R!lllOOn salt 1.11 cup apple 4'1dc r vlnc1u11r t t.cru1poon aratcd orange rind I cup orunac Julee; · I tohh.•11pcxm corn o il margarine Gt•nrly wuah beets Place In large saucopan, rovtir with t'olcl waler Orlnl( to boil, boll 30 t.o 4~ mmutt'l'I or until beet:; ttrc tender Oreln. slip oft 11klll1 . Cut beets into Julienne 11lriPfl. Set aside. Jn 11mwl uurcpan 11\lr toaother auaar. corn 11Urch und ~ull Gruduully sUr lo vinegar, orange nnd ind orunlCc' JUICC until smoott\. Stir ring co11.11lanlly. bring t<1 boll over medium heat and boll I minute Rcmovt.' from heal. add murga11n • u11d bct'ls Mukcs 4 :,ervlngs t'Ullh I CARROT POTATO RJNG MOLD 2 pound:. frc:i.h carrots. pared. diced C4 2 pound1> votulOt•'t, pured. d1 ccd ,. cups) I cup boiling water 2 lCWjl)()()Ol) :iall. d1 v1d L'tl I t'UI} rt\llk 1 tubk-spoon corn i.t11rch 2 lubl~pooni. corn 011 margannc l teaspoon dried t11rre£gon leaves •,11 teaspaon pepper Pluce cilrrots and potatoes in large skillet. Puu r boiling water over vegetables ; sprinkle with I 1r' lt'aspoons CJf lht: salt. Cover: cook over medium heut 7 to 10 minutes. or until tender. Drain. In 1un 1tll saucepan, gradually stir milk int<> corn i.turch. Add murgarine, tarragon lcavc:s. remaining "' tc<.1spoon suit and peps1cr. Stirring constuntly. bring lo boil over m e<tium hc ut and boil I minute . Toss sauce and vegetables t ogethe r to coat well. Pack vegetables into well greased 51ri c up ring mold Cover mold with foi l. Bake in 40<>"'F about 15 to 20 m 1nutei. o r until heated Let sta n., 10 mmutcs. Unmold on serving platter. Makes'! to 10 servings. Weddmq and engagement announcements run on Sunday m the T>olly Pllut ,.·arms ore ouo1lable at all Daily Pilot o(/1cl!s or by col11ng the Peotures Depart· ment. 6424321 To ovoid disapµomtmen t. pro!pectwe bndes are remmcJtod to have their werldmy stones. with o block· and wh1tv ulou11 o/ the hnde or o/ the couple. to the ,.·eatures Department one week he/ore the wedding 1-:nqagement tmnouncements, with black·and white glm11>y o/ /hi! /utuw tmdt· or the CfJupl,·. mu~t /JI' r<'r('1Vt'd by the ,..eatures IJ•'partmcmt su w .. eks beforf' lfw Wf'ddlll~I d11lt• ~ ... amo~:i~i.'1~1'li~ -._. tt~: ~ """"~...,..di'-~~,~ .... ,. '<·'JjY""_,. ~ ... -;.;j("Jl"""'Q' -• • "t I I 'r. C! • i. ,, •• a Heat oil 15 seconds in 3-quart microwave safe casserole or 10 cup glass measure. Add onion , garlic and parsley and microwave-2 m inutes on full power Stir in juice, t.omatoes. oregano a nd pepper sauce with wooden spoon. Cover with lid, plastic wrap or wax paper a nd microwave on full power for 4 minutes, stirring once a l 2 minutes. Add white wine, fish and seasonings to tas te . Stir and microwave, un- ('Overed, about 6 minutes (5 minutes per pound of s he llfish) on full power, stirring once afte r 3 minutes. Let stand 3 minutes, stir again and serve.' six hungry people. Good with c rusty bread CARROT AND S PINACH CASSEROLE l lO-Oz. package spinach, frozen 11,; cups sliced , fresh carrots l medium onJon, sllced 3 tablespoons butler or margarine :i tablespoons flour 11'2 cup milk J cup shredded cheddar cheese 11. teaspoon salt Dash pepper 1-2 table!)poons cornflake crumbs Cook frozen spinach on full power for s minutes. Drain well. Cook carrots and onions. covered with plastic wrap, on ru11 power for about 4 minutes: until almOftl tender. Drain , Sauce· Melt butter In 4 cup glass measure. Blend ln nour. Stlr In milk. Microwave on full power until thick, about s mlnutu, sUnina often alttr 3 minutes. Add ch~e. salt and pep- per, 1UrriJ\1r W'IUI the cheese melta . Place hatr of tbc spinach ln an uncreued FOOu Dressing Up Poultry MOCK DUCKLING IN MA\' WlNt: .AUCE I pounct lurkt·y tht6th mt•Jl rdefl'ostcd and l)()lll•d ) •I ounce:-Cunud1un bu con. or INul s mokcd hum. cJu:t•d I c.·up May wine., M 0 s ,. 111· . I).. I~ I t• b rr11um1kh l r1bl. cc:lt•ry H s mull o nion' w h o lt'. 1>ct•ll'cJ co r 1 mt:d1um onion!\, httl vcd 1 1 und o n e h o lf tt1bll·s 1>00ru. flour 1 1 cup t•uld wutcr SJll :111cl l)l'l'IJl'r to tU '\tl• Optional I I <1hh· 'poun par:s ky. frc-.h. mlllCl'd tisc J i.hurp po1nt(•d knife to n ·movl' tht·-.mglt· IJont• from the· turkc\ th I g h )loll U IJ llll' l>c)lll•lJ thigh and :.ccun• w1lh t oothp1l'ks. !)pr<.1 y .1 Uutch on·n or pn:s-.un· coo k l•r with rook 1 n~ -.pray for no fut frying. !frown ttw turkl'Y thigh. sk in·:-.1dt· d<1wn, turning t o h r o w n t' v c n I ~ llL·m ov1· turkl'} thigh: dr:11n and d1:-.c:rrrl nwll L·d turkt•y f:.it. 1f uny Brown d1cc.·d Ca1111dian IJ ;1con or ham 1n thl· -;aml' 1><1t Hdurn t urkt•y L•> Lhl· pot. :-kin s ide: up i\dd w1n1" l'l·lcry and onioni. Cover und !\Im rn1·r until vt•rv tl'ndt·r. ;1lwut I unll 11rlt• quurkr h 11 u r ..., 1 11 r « o o k :1 !'i m 1nu t1•-. 111 JHl·:-:-.urt· t·ookt·r a«tordtnJ.! t u m:.inulattun•r'i. dircc llon1> 1 fkmov(• lurkl')' and Vl'g<·tahh.•:-. to <.1 pl:.rt k r ~md keep wurm ( ~\ D'•:l ti \MHIS) KEEPS YOU ON YOUR TOES In the DAILY PILOT d (' l>I rl'd St• r v c o vur ..11n·d turkt•)-Mukt'-. f o u r !'I l' r v 1 n ~ ., . l i ;, l'Jlor1t:s each !-ik11n I.it lrom -.urll•('t' low hl•Jt un111 'Juc·t· ... of p.rn llquul ('11r111)1111• th 1C'k .ind hubblir.u. 1101.11 Jnd 1·olcl Y..11 1·1 a11!1 ~('.1 ·.1111 tu t • .-.11· ,111d '' 1 r into pun liquid ov1·1 -.pr11\k ll· with µar-.lt·y. 1C SAVE1Se on ~ Nestle· Mini Bars. ~. PL.us ~ Get $1.30 worth of name brand coupons ..,.. inside specially marked bags. This Just cut out the coupon above and get 50¢ off any 4-or 8-oz. 1ar -.. ~ \ # l .~ ..,.._..( • 7" ._ "\,. "' ' r--•• • • '-\ ""'· t ltll T · , \'t • .,,, ...... • • a. .. t u. Cl~ ,.~CA..· .,Uh lu.l~~ .. rot.I a 'onJ . ,. '"t" 1rMf~) 1 e1 l .. -i:i >. 1, ~· ~ 'i~f~. •f/1 . ....._,,.......... t '!.~:t--J\ ~ Repeat. Top with crumbs. Microwave on two· thirds power for 6 ml nut . Serves IS. \ • I I i "o rd Y&h tre Sp 1 'f' ' l ) • • \ • ( .. 'l l .. • ·~ LI \fl '72 30 5.31 '10 mj ..!!! ... .... '67 tr& rad ---. '711 p cop li t • 2l3:f 71. llUlll oo.eo - -- • cc POLITICS I AT YOUR SERVICE At IJCI Democrats Due at Forum 1'y O. C' R USTI GS Ott .. o.llt .......... /\ l'lt1mbf'r of L>emocnalit h.-av) WtHKhl' w1 II ~ on hBnd ~•unht) Ml tat. annuaJ Ot rnoauoc 1.-u Forum fmm \2 30 to IJ p m al UC Irvin"·~ Soc1aJ 5<-t n t't..."\ tlall t"xp.•ttf'd lo allf nd arr Lo\ Edmund G 8ro•n Jr . for111t'r Gu~ Eumund G Urown Sr. Lt Gov \tt-n') n I)) multv and C'onarNoa,wom n y, onnt' 8uthwa1te Burkt-ri.ndtdat~ for 11tatt ul tomtl)' a~ral ASSt"mbbman Rnn Cordovai. O FJ Tom. will gtvl' the llt')-nMt i.ddrM5 Al!IM'I f>ll~<'lt'<t to be ait the t'Vt"m rt As.-.emblym111n Denno. Mangers. 0 tlunllniton 8elt'b #Ith C'onjlr~iuonal d111ln<'t rain dldutt" Jnn Mc<iuy . Irvine r 1ty Coun<'llman Larry Agnn. l>t-l'DO('r11UC' C'f'ntrnl ('<tmmttlt't' 2· 1:11rmun fr nk S.rtNlro 01nd lnmoc-rat1r Ccntr1tl ommlt l~"t*manRlthardO'Nt-111 CO&t of lh .. •·vent Ii. SO J1t'n1•ral . SJ or wn111r f'IUlt'OS nd '!ludf'nU \ Wtnl' nd t•h f'llt' t'Vt:Ol "'111 ~nd lht' du~ • • • 1Nn.JMBENT ('(H'NTY Sht•rlff Corontir Brad Gates and hi:-. t•lt>ct1on opporwnl. Luuren Hul'lk, a~ both 11-ehedulf'd to spuk ut 10.30 a m Thursday to lht N~wport Harbor Repubhcan Women The mt>et1nai will be hl·ld at the Balboa Yacht Club. 1801 8ay,lde Dn11t: Newport Bt·11ch. • • • A ''EMBLVMAN RON Cord<>vu, O·EI Toro. and former Congrc~~man John Schm1ti wall de· bate from noon to t 30 p m Thursday ul Mission Viejo COUtlt.Y Club. 16742 Oso Parkway Cordova. tt Democrat, itnd Schmitz. a Republicun. are hoth 1>eeking the state Senate seat being vacated by relmog Sen Denms Carpenter . R·Newport Bea<'h. The event 1s sponsortd by the Suddleback Valley Chamber of Commerce • • • CORDOVA WILL be honored Thursday even· ing from 7 to 10 p.m . at a dinner for him and his wire at South Coast Plaia Hotel. 666 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa • • • REP. ROBERT E. Uadham, R ·Newport Beac h, wtll speak to civics classes at Corona del Mar High School al 8 a.m . Fnday. At 10.30 a.m. Saturday. he will present a nag lhal new over the Capitol an Washangton a l corne rstone-layi ng ceremomcs at Laguna Hills High School. ••• ALL CANDIDATES for the 73rd and 74lh state Assembly races will appear on "Election '78" at 7 p .m . Friday on KOCE·TV, Channel 50, to be re· pealed al 10:30 p.m. Oct. 3. In the 73rd d istrict, the candidates are Democratic incumbe nt Dennis Mange r s. 'Republican Chuck Gibson a nd James Gallagher of the Libertarian Party. In the 74th assembly d istrict. the candidates are Republican Marian Bergeson and Democrat John C. Harrison. PUBUC NOTICE ll'tCTITIOU\ 8USINHS NAM« STAT£Ml!HT The lollow1119 P•"o" '' Oolno l:Ml\tM\\ •1o TRAX WEST, 11461 l••oftt 81•4', Su•I~ G T\ftlln, C'°' .,._, Aol>~•t W1tloam Outey. ?017 P•tome 0. , Co\IA "°"'"'· C4 .,.,, lht> ....__ •\ ~led Oy .. tndfv•OU•t """"".,. Oul~y ff'lt\ \titt~1 W"S tllf'd Wl0" 11W' tounty Cle•k "' o. .. ,. CO\lllly 011 '>tpt ,,, 1911 Fl01,.. Pul>ll\Nod Or ... C.0..\1 O•llV PllOl. PUBUC NOTICE fllCTtTlOUS 8USINESS NAM•STATl!MENT The 10 11owln9 Ptlf\011 I\ Clo in bu\I~\\ ..... COAST DRAPES. >04t EnterptlM 'ii , Co•I• Me~. CA<rn>~ J~c k O. P6nenon. 61' l"tlnl\1-. s.tfll• An&, CA '11CW .,.,,.,,,,,d P.ilM$0t1. •'• l'llnl\t-. :..Ont• AM. CA '11'CM fnl\ bU>U-\ I\ t0f10v(t.)O OY <Ill lndl•IOU•I JoO<k 0 P•ltut-.on Thi\ \ldh.-mfl'nt w~ fllf'd -.1t~ tl'lifo County Ct.,k ot O•dn~ Counly on '>«'Pl t~. 1'118 1"11104' ~Pl 71,0<1 4, It, II, 1'111 •SO..>t PuDll\ReO Or-CIMU ll.tlly Piiot. P UBLIC NOTICE --,1CTiT1oUS'iUsiNW- NAMI STATEMENT Tl'lf! lol-"9 perton h OOl119 ~· Sept 10, ll, Ou •. 11. "11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS NU•• NAM41 STATIMINT E"4COUHTER TRAVEL, H : TM lollowt119 PHSOll• ete dol1>9 l:l•tboa 4vonue, Bett>o• l•l•nd, b•nlne\\H C.hfornl•-1 CALll'OANIA SOFTWARE AS· Vl'91nle ( Brown, ,., 8elttoe SOCIA tES, 1.ao "4. Fl-• St., Sent• ""•"II•. S.lttoe 1•1...0. Cat1lo•n•• AN, Ul 91ro. '2 .. 1 Leonerd P S.s~ Jr , 1"3 Ai.•· lll,. ~ll\WI ,, t onclu<ltd by otn I~ lllld<tr Ad., LM1UN 8"Kh, CA '26i1 01.,ldw•I M•r-Flnt11t01etn, :r.ao N. Fl°"""• VI"",,.. C. 9.......,, SI • S.nte AM, CA '210lo Tiit\ ~I ........... Wa\ '""" "'"" ,.,. lh1' DU\l ... U •• <onducled by • County Clerf< o10r.,,. County on !Mop QeMr•l P<lt1n&fVllp '"""""' 11, 1919 L-d P s.too f110M1t Thi\ \~I-I W.O\ Iii.<! Wllll '"" Publl•MI O.lly Pilot Co..nly Cle•• ot o,....,. County on !>epl IJ, ?0,21.0cl 4, 1'71 tj6011 Sept 71, IYll. , l'IOUU Pul>ll~""" Or-Coe\I O•lly Pttot. Sept "· Ocl. 4, "· ''· 1918 PUBLIC NOTICE _______ ,!1•11 0 31·18 ,.,..,,. Publt.-Or-CNlt 0.lly Pllo' PUBUC NOTICE s.111 •· u.10. 21. "71 011. ·, fllCTITlOUS 8VSINHS PUBLIC NOTICE NAMl ITAT£MINT Tiie fot1ow4119 --I\ 09!"9 1111•1· l'ICTITIOUS aUSINIS5 ne.s el NAMI STATININT R 0 y A L B u c I( I .. G H " M Tiie lollowl119 I»•-•• Oolno 1111•1· ANTIOUES, ... elr0..1119,(0Sl•~M. M'U&i C..m1• A.I.A REALTY COMPANY, 706 M••9•••t EllLtl>91h Sllve1m1n, WHI 8atboot Blvd . 6elll0•, c... '2661 l2' &owllnta ~ Or •• Con• JMu. Wllllem 0 Hind,'°' We.t Balboe C,. • .,.,. Bt•d , Boo 641, B•IDoe, C:. '2ttl Tiii\ ~ ........ ,._,..,by ... ~ Tllh l>W•WU I\ conouct" by ... In· OIYIOU•I CllYIClll•I, M«99"•1 E Sll~r .... n Wlhl-0. Htncl Tiii\ \i.\-•et ltled Wtlll (... lllll \fel-1 We\ llted Wllll lllt C°""ty Clatll of Or-"°""'' tft 5'111>-County Ct~ .. Of 0<-81)9t CounlY Oii tefTIOer )I, 1'l'L Setlttf'll-'· IWI. 11'1t1... ll'llUt• PllOlt-Or.,. CN&t Detty Pllol Publl.-Or.,. ON•1 O•llv PllOt Set>I. n.on.-. "· 1•. m• 1541.,. kPI •. u.10, ,,, ,.,. ou-79 a PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE a a '$' ~;;,1 0 I . MAINE MOTEL J4AS INVASION OF SNAkl!S Owner Couple Sufr99 for $175.000 In Da"'age1 Motel Snakebit Investment Invaded by Reptiles • AUGUSTA, M1une <AP> -Berton and Mary Grant spent thelr life sav· logs to buy the Winthrop Motel and cxpc<:led to earn a' nke retirement inl·ome hosting tourists. They say they wound up hosting an "invasion" of snakes Instead. said they did not think to tell the Grants about the snakes, which ap· parently slip into the motel through boles and cracks that the Babkirks tried lo patch with steel wool and caulking compound. ''They were everywhere. In the liv· mg room. an the hallway, lo a restaurant coffee shop and in the rooms." Granttold the jury "They didn't ask and 1 didn't tell them." said Ba bkirk. But he a dded that he felt the Grants magnified the problem in their minds. THE GRANTS ARE s uing the pre· vious owners for $175,000 in damages, saying lbey were n't warned about the unwelcome guests. The snakes are nol poisonous, and the previous owners say the Grants are m agnifying the problem out or proportion. "THE GRANTS TRIED to look for problems," be testified. "There were snakes in lhe area but there was not a parade of hundreds climbing on the chandeliers and popping out or shoes." Mrs Grant, on the other hand, sum med up her feelings this way for the jury : "How would you like snakes in your home? I dof''t like to pick up a shoe to see if there are a nv snak es inside." Hunt, however. said one vacation· ing family packed up and left after finding a foot·long snake in their bathroom. And Mrs . Grant said she Is terrtfied of t he snakes and won 'l set foot in the place any more. MARTIN HUNT, THE young m an hired to run the motel desk when the Grants moved to an apartme nt in nearby Augusta, said he's seen at le as t seven brown snakes in the month he's been ther e . His desk duties include snake·catching -for which he wears gloves. Grant told the jury he tried to gel rid or the s nakes with moth balls. snake traps. ammonia and chlorine bleach. HUNT SAID ESTIMATES indicate it would cost a few tho usand dollars to patch the remaining cracks a nd holes and spray with pesticide. He put some of the snakes in a jar for evidence. but they weren't admitted. The previous owners, Maynard Babkirk of York and his wife. Anne. The judge didn't want snakes in his courtroom. "Got a pr~? Then write to Pol Dumt. Pat will cut rttl tape. getting the. anawers and. .iction you need to aolw meqllltiu ilt ~and bwmeaa. Mail yout'quatr.ou to l?at Dunn, At Your Service, Orange Coast Qo&ly Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560. Coita Meaa , CA 92626. A• many letter.a.cu pouible will be cmawerttl, ~t phoned mqume.t or letter• not including the reader'.t JuU name. addreu ond bumteu hours' phtme mimbercannol be~ettd. Thiacolumnappearsdai· ly ezcepl Saturdays." Dd.atf Et1ded 011 SeU~t DEAR PAT: I was involved in a car accident on July 10. A young girl stru<:k my fender. and we exchanged names and ins urance companies. The girl's agent was with Liberty Mutual in Santa Ana. They <'Ontacted me a nd said an estim ator would be sent. No one came, but I received a form asking ru11 details of the accide nt. I completed and m ailed this form . In the meantime, the name of the girl's father was misplaced. I called Liberty Mutua l on Aug. 9 a nd was told it would be difficult to find the file without lhe name of their insured. I was supposed to get a return call, but didn't. I phoned a week later. The file was n't found, but a m an came out to look at the dam age to the car . I haven't heard from the insurance company since. and my Aug. 22 letter was n't answered. I know l was at fault in losing the name or the insured, but I'm hoping you can get som eone to find the file and take action on this claim. S.S .. Balboa Dudley Warner, manager of the Santa Ana Libe rty Mutual office, was contacted by A YS. He checked Into lhJs matter personally, and your file was l~aled. (\ settlement check bas been malled to you. .:~~ -:J~~h~~~·"'~~~ ..... :77j': Co .. ......,,_., P .. rf ... £eflrtl1 DEAR PAT: Which states recognize common· law marriage? If a couple lived together in a com · mon·law state with the intention of forming a com · mon·law marriage, what happens if they move to a state where common·law marriage is not re· cognized? . • W.L .. Costa Mesa If • commoll!.Jaw 'ma=e' 11 r~plaed as such In ooe "'4ate,DCI tile llMVH &o a~r state, thal state also reft) lt9 Ute mania .. as vaUd. Statet recogllisla1 com.....iaw •arrla1e1 are Alabama, ColorUo Geor&l~ ldalM, Iowa, KHHI, Montana, OllM, ....... ~lvaa11, Rhode 18lud, Soatll C1roUaa uct Texa1. A•~l•r~ .... 2l DEAR PAT: I ordered Liilda Clark's 'Handbook ot N8'ur-1 Remedies For Common Ail· m ents" from lnstan( Learn1111 lnc. in early June. My $9.98 check wu cashed, but I haven't re~Yed l.he book. ly three let\era sent to the Farm- ingdale, N. . fulfillme nt oenter haven't been onswered el er. • f'.L .. La1una Nl1uel lns,ant lAJamlng Inc. 111 malllnC a copf ot·ttte book you ord ered by flrtt·cl,11 mall. Ila apoku woman told AYS tll1Ulile ........ y ol "'8 book was lemporartly de,eeMd, .. bed dl'den now · are belni fUJed. Compl&llltt ,.,._ lutaat Learn· l•l l•c. pebllcaUou dlMlcl be •aQed tom IA•· lal&o• .\ft,, New Yen, N.Y. t••· . . .. . &flAFW:ITI. • &&,., 'iz±iig .... , Beer Keg RuJ,e Bid Rejected - WASHINGTON <API -The Consu m er Product Safety Com· m ission has turned down a request that it develop mandatory safety stan- dards for pressurized beer kegs. The standard was re· quested last fall 'by Nix· on deTarnow sky of Scarsdale. N. Y .. who suggested requiring re· lief valves and printed warnings to help pre . vent the possibility of an explosion should too much carbon dioxide be pumped into a keg. Over the past 14 -~~~I I · "Pl>ftea: .... £h~ye-~1iV'e' ~ been six incidents of such explosions, result· ing In five deaths . Re lle r valves and other safety devices are r ead ily availab l e. however. t h e com · mission noted. It said the American Society or Mechanical Engineers has agreed to d evelop a vol untary safety s tandard for the indu s try , the U .S . Brewers Association is cooperati ng , and because or this it does not appear a mandatory saf ety standard is neceasary at this time. Police Aided SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The California S upreme Court b as m ade it eaislcr tor police to stop or detain cltiu ns they SW.peel of a Crim~. The court ruled th at lf a n officer "reasonably suspects" someone or a crime, the person can be stopped for que1UatUac. • CWL y Pll.OT D' Th• BlggHI M•rketpl•ce on' 1he Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Cen Sell It, Find It. Trade II With a Want Ad !642-5878 On• C•ll Service Falt Credit Approve! bCll &tat. Hon.t fot' 54* ~ fot' Sc* f. > ··••••••········•·••·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;;;:;.:.;•••••••••·;~·02 ....,.... JOOZ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY W.-'tMotke: All reaJ 8lale adverl.lsed ln th.la newspaper la sub· Ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal lo advertise "any pre· ference. llmitat1on. or discnminat1on ba:.ed on race. t'Olor, religion. sex. or nallonal origin. or an intent.ion to make any such preference, h mitu I.ion, or d.iscriminalion " This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate wh1ch 1s m viola lion of the law. • .n IUORS: AdYft'ffMn ....... ct..cJl .... ads dally cM report .,.. rors "'-cAattfy. TM DAILY PILOT .. ._, lalNlty for the first • cornet iMatiioll °"". ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1111ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DESERTED! Mustsel! Giant 2 story townhome with View. Close to pools a nd t e nnis. Owner transferred-Hurry ! Ca II 64S-0303 FORESTE OLSON ~4\ "' ;r.' I I •t O°'\ IAQCIAY $120,000 Near wildlife Hnctuary. golf course & riding trails. This highly UP· graded 3 bdrm . 2 ba townhome is elegant & only 2 yrs. old Pool. jacuzzi. & cabana for the use of only a few famibes. 759-l50l I ACRE Bwldmg or mobile home s1le. Just East of OrteJ{a Hwy All utahliei; to pro· perty . Xlnt terms 1/676-5717 or l/523-4462 FAl(i() I LOVE YOU! ..•..•••...........•.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWrOttT SHOIES ww ... a Nol yoar ordinary Shore~ home. This one is expanded with dining a rea. b righte n ed w ith s kylig hts and beautified with new wall to wall carpeting. Block to beach with pool and tennis. $97,000. UNIVUI: t1f)Mf:S REAL TORS". 675·6000 2443 East Coast H1ghwav. Corona dcl Mar also 1n Mesd Verch:. at 54b 5990 OCEA.MROMT 3 Bdrm. + den home on ~ n.. lol, frpl . built· ins. pat.Jo ; beamed ce•I· Lngll. $375.000 67J.3663 642·2253 Eves associated BP01<ER~ REALTORS • J J • '>/It; 8 .... 1 t r1 t.' ' I ti6 t NEWPORT REDUCED $26,500 Gorgeous ranch slyh· custom buill rn Newport! Qwel cul·de·s ac. Red brick pathway and white rail fence. 2 Massive ft.replaces. Beamed 1·e1I ings. Huge family room wi ll ft.. wet bar. Trut' country·style kitchen Fantastic 66' covered pallo' RV parkin!( and much . muc h mure! Owner will carry 2nd T .D. Price reduced S26.!"JOO. Hurry. cull lo· day' PENINSULA SPECIAL J Bdrm home, close to water . own e r will hnance. Agt ~-~ ~ 3400 Sq. rt. home wrth forever vi e w of Newport's Back Bay $300,000. CAR BUFFS Overstzt.'<1 3 car garag1• ~ large shop & bath al rear . with lots of park mg. Bii.: custom bwlt 4 Rr 2 Ba home. Easts1dl.' Costa Mesa. t'ormal dtn Ing. family room. coun try kitc h en. s ton1• fireplace and llle entry f\ill price only $130,000 Cal I 54().115 l ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS NEWPORT SHORES Close to beach·mvetit or live in this 3 bedrm 2 bath beac h hou:.c Pnvate patio entry lead· m!( into cozy sunlitc hv· mg rm. It 'II move fttsl at $110.000! 673-8550 (/1i1N ''' tJ • H \ ,,,,., 1flH, "'lr(I , l~IH&H1' LIKE HEW Mesa Verde 3 bt."<lroom. 2 bath with swimminR pool Separate office. lu.'lh carpelinJ.l, eountry k1t('hen with fireplace. shakl' roof. block wall privacy and a s upt!r price. CALL 751·3191 t:;SELECT T'PROPERTIES SEL i,, YOUR O WN HOME s89s f'EE /\ss1st in adi; ftn. ~ales, e:.crow etc. REALTY l"J<EE llOME.5 R.E. Advtl>OI}' Service SJ0.2221 4 Bed.room + pool. VA j-~~~~~~~ appraised at S 115,000 3 Bedroom in Irvine Grovl'ti, pool & h·nn1!> SUJ.900. Light cheery Umvt·rs1tv Park condo lhal lceh W<e a house. $95.000. TaJk to Red Carpel 754·1202 We wsten LEASEOnlOH ORIUY An attractive thn·1• hdrm, I.If• bu home ~l'l umonit btn l>had<' tn·•·,, on a lge lot. Huge walk in dose~. frplt. frml din rm ptu. ... eatJnit space 1n lhe klt<'hen Owner will consid er lease.option 759-1501 I have 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. a hvmg, dining & ram1ly room. etc. I'm spacious & gracious & live on a cul·de·sac in 1----------Cost.a Mesa. Please be the rarruly to own me Edw V t•1s h , Rltr S48·9673. ME$AVERDE $9,,900 Xlnt buy in prime loca l ion Priced to sell. $61,900. SelJ things (altl with Daily 1•646-~~325S~~A~g~en~l~. ~~~- Pilot Want Ads. 1- Near Ol'ean an lf unl · 1n!(lon Reach Shari• :! bdrm. Just l.S m1 to bl.'ad1 In <lrl'a of t•it pt:'ns1 V<' provcrty I II'. Uown. Call 962 77118 To place your message before lhe reading public, phone Daily Pilot Classified. 642·5678 Starting •New Bu1lne11 A cccord ln g lo C•lllOfflla lkltlMH •nd Proteulon• Code cs.c. I 7900 to I 79301 ell ~''°"' dOlng ~ .. u11oer e llctHlcl<le 11811\e mual 111• • ttetement wllh lh• Cov11ty Cle •li •"Cl ... ,,. II publl1hed lour t l m •• I n• ..... p.,... --'"9 the •r•• '" which lh• ii>veln•H le ioc.t.O. fht •l•l•m•llt 11 ~lll••d lrf 1-8'"' •• MCHHrf 11'1 jltOl*Ctlft9 ro11r 111111"••• n•111•. Moal be11lla r•q11lre jHOOI of fMl"t to Gt"" OOfft~-.... Th• DAILT PILOT llfOVIOel both ft•"9 end p.lbll<•liOfl Mflflcol w. lie•• eM Ille ~l'Y form• al!d -•nttl11 • d•llr nnlu to Ille Or •n t• Cou"tr Co11r1h-fltltef 1109 lly Oii• OI OUI co"•*"*•"' olllc•• 9• pllOl!t th• LIOAL OEPA"TiftNT 142-421, Ill iu lor mor• ll!lorm-4..,. efMI tor111e. DAILY PILOT . -.... ' .. Sell with EASE• ll's a BRF:EZI-: Classified Acb 642 567!! KEY REAi.TORS file~!,~~~ HEWUSTt~- TIMTLE IOCK PIESIDENf Beautiful vie w from lhis lop level executive home in Turtle Rock Hills. F abul ous large lot. 4 ~ .. · -"~" ana m~"-·~ ~~~ !_j •• ..r ... ~~_.,. $259.500. A COLDWBJ. ........ CO. 644·9060 2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS RO. IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ macnab I Irvine realty B.IGAHT B. DOIADO A visual dehght in neutral tones! 3 BRs. formal dining, generous & ta s teful u se of mirrors • "Tucked·away" in private area of lush greenery in 81~ Canyon w/J)()Ol. jacuzii, tenni~ & security . Ari excellent inve~lmenl al $165.000. J erl Hunt 642·8235. (V ·l55) '42·1235 644·6200 '°' Oover Orlv~ Harl>Ot' Vln1 C~nter Irvine at CamJ)U' Valley C..nter 752·1414 .... ' . .. . . . . . . .. f • • . ) • ~ ' f1% QAIL V PtLOT OCEAHRIOMT Quality <'raftbmani.h1p In methog trim & oak noo,..., sets orr this landmark 4 H H. 3 bu hum.-an f lflcbl ltx:at1011 J-;M;)bhbht'tJ tr~ & lawns $47~ oou IACK IAY t-'llll' 4 l;clrm , 2•.,. bath romal\ l111nw 1111 ctUh•I \'Ill de ur Ovt•n11/1'll pool , pl..i ~ huu..·w , t'>.tru btoro~e Sl6H,11110 IAYNOMT ~H·rJI llm. lJ1.n rronl htJml'~ ~ 11 h r11 er & ~lip BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR t • I •\I I" 'I~'. I ) ' • • .. " f\ '· ' ") ,, It. ! \\' 1-.~l l l \, ~YLOR CO. H t.:\l.J'Ot\~ -.111•1· l!t·1H lt6 CYN TOWN~l4t.IOO Mo.st b<>uuurut Ouk~·rt-st model in the: area' Compll'lely upgrc.d e d & wond ~rl ul locution Parquet floors In ~nlry hull, daru~g rm & kitchen, an extra window 10 LR. shutters t!lc Extra 1-"l' patio. 2 Bdrm~. 2 baths · 2 11 1 S. Joa ... • Hiik l.oed HlWPOIT CE:HTll.. M.I. 644-49 I 0 FIXER-lAND Telil' 1t down' Or. fix 1t up! Near the beach Older home oo hu..ie lot Zoned R·2 l..ow pnce will :n11'f)nSf' you' ('all tO<l•tY for dl'Ullb C...11 645·0300 FORESTE OLSON ~... .4. -. . ..... WTSIDE Owner transferred. Lov· ~ remodeled 3 Br und flui:?e family room. all ~wlt1m .. OUtl>idc l(UCl>l room. ovenilzed pool, :d ley entrant'e. Neur W1:1itcl1ff i.hoppmg 11nd mu(·h m o re. A:.ki11g $99,000. Call 540·1151 ~HERITAGE 4 IDIM· 2 IATH ONLY S82,990 fo'.1nt1111tat• buy n1·w I lan1b1·apang, new 1·1 pt. nl·W paint. Offers ynu t h1• ~l buy In Jrv1m· V /\ F1lA financing availu ble. 759-1501 (~IW\1IMJl$1Jj Real E<Jtate WHYIUY ACOHDO? When you can own this 4 bdrm home with prime 0 C Joe Got to be the buy of a JifetJme at only $4.5.000. 540-3666 Wltel.*111 REAL ESTATE Jluvc somrthlng you want lo sell., < 'lus:.ifted odi; do REALTORS oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 11 well. 642-567_8_. __ _ ;i.~~~~~L.~J...:: ~~·~..:~lftl ... ~~~.., lnv~t a htllt llmt to tel lall's 1161 l~ina wesl' Soll e•sv. illractive with pant~ ~1rts drl'\!.e!> CioctH-t 1 new loose .est of \yntheltc knot line wonled Wonderfully •ttm too Pattein 71 •I d11ecllons fcW Slits 10 17, I( 16 111tluded L. -tf1' 1fT suo IOf each pattern Add v; "'""'; ..... u1c...\T'-4°' uch panl'fn fOf f•fll class a111N1I and llandllne Stll4 i.· ,. .. .... . ... uHCH YOURSUr into • Needlecraft Dept. 10S frftly wonttt season with a Daily Pilot d11h111f wi1p toll OI jlCtle1 11111 lo1 153, Ol4 Clltbt• Sta., ...,. t:Mfs match1111 l*!h n well 1$ Tor\. lfT 10011. ,n11t ll1111t '°"' lnoi1tt ~111$. drmes! Mdrm. lip '•ttm 111111111t1' P11nted P1ttttn 9339 Mmes N[W NOW• Our 19/9 NllDlr· ~m1~ }D· 12. 14. 16. 18. 20. CRAI t CAIAl.OC-fM'r 700 popu . It ~brn 34) eoat l1ke13~ 1a1 dr\1gn~ J lrte 11<1nerns Y.,ds 60 """ labnc punll'(I in\Jdt St~ 7<;,t Setlf SI.SO '-•II Plltn. 12' Ou1u/bsy TraMftn SI.SO ~ .,. "' udt .-ttn .. 11a.f11tll"9f\ Qii11ts SI.SO flnt-dl9 ainlllil, 11ttM1111c. ~27-AlplM 'n' 0... SI.SO s-4 '9: 2'.cr.ttJ flft"' · · $1.SO MAllMI MMTlll 12Hetlfs Qlllta . $1.SO 1?4-Gltts '11' ~ SI.SO IU.St1tc-'11'P1td1Quilb SI.~ 121-St•" '11' Pllff Owi1ts SU~ lll·Pillow Sllow.Offt . $1.SO llHay "111111,1111t $1.00 116-llffly f'lfly 0.ltb . Sl.00 US·--Cltthtt Sl.00 U J.. IMUlll Gifts ~ Sl.00 I \~Ii lltfJ R11:r 7S4 lot.Sew & 1111 Sl .tt 1-.1 ... kt1111t Sl.00 1 .. lllltMt f--Sl.00 S.OS.lllstlllt ~ Sl.00 ~-ttu!t .._, Sl.00 IOJ.15QliNtbfer1*1 1~ IP? ...... ()lllb 1st 1,l-QIH!t Celletll• 75' I Pattern Oef>t. ,.42 Dally Piiot r3Z w.t 1IU1 k 111w '"" llT llOll. Ptllll 'UMI. ao, ~-ZIP, Sill 1M Sn&.! lu.u. lft'l bt PfKll(ff-,o.i rtf more lor less s •""' JOit lfWI Send lor new F All WIHTlR FASHIONS fOSlWCAfMOG Hn SI 50 COUl>Oll for tree pat ltfn of ,our clloict /~ 117-1.a.t ~ ... Jt.• I ..... , ...... r:· IZS.PlkllwM QA . . IJt 124-A 't1' ~ IJt ·······•·••············ ChMr.. I 002 Hou.sea for S.-. HCMIHI For Sde Houa .. For S• HouH1 for S-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• J ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SERIOUS SELLER 2ND REDUCTION HAVE YOUI OWM IOU TOPDHI( Un1qut· llomcb l b looking for •I rew good iiale:tpeopl " bccuu~c u fe w roll toµs arc g •urn~ a bat lonely Both the Mesa Verde and Corona dt!l Mar offlct-i. om·r • Cona rru~~aon bplits to 70/30 . • ·ates volume of S5 million a month • Ac.·uve & uttract1ve offices • Training sessionis and bi-monthly s ales meetings that inform & inspire • Compu~er terminals, s wing loans. accessible management and numerou.s promobons. For a n intervi ew phone Sand y Orlowski (546·5990> or Tom Boland (675-6000) U,_.l()UI: li()MI:§ REAL TORS' 546·5990. 1525 Mrsa Verdr Drive, East, Costa Mesa JI~> 1n Coronet d1·I M.1r JI 675 f.>000 loc.k lay Special 4 + POOL First lime offered m 12'h $74,tOO! years. Outstanding, FHA VA TYMS custom decorated home Shal'f) 4 bdrm pool home with large cozy family in good nclfhborhood room, bu1lt·in TV. & ,, paoeled bar. Country near schoo.,, s hopping. Now $129,95011 3 BR. din· Inf( rm.+ very s harp' Newport Heigh~ Re11lty 645-1044 CUSTOM 41DRM S&S IUILT lltllly cwitornltc.>d home w/added on tamlly room. Jacuul & much. much ITl(lre! A mwst see t.has l 11lory. 4 bdrm family home w / 1.950 sq. ft. Truly oneoC a kind. 646-771 l ~ Walk er C I ee Real Eltate .. Jn JASMIN£ CREEK, spacious 3 bdrm .. family rm .. formal dinmg rm. home (2200 sq. rt >. LOCATION Is a PRIM!<; consideration In real estate investment:. Complete priva c·y , 1K.>eurtty gate Pncc only $239.500 -reai;onubh• uf fer considered. WY TO BUY CARMELITA Plan in thl' BLUFFS; 3 bc1rmi. . 3 baths . flexible ow1wr Large assumable lonn . will carry 2nd T . D 1r de Stred. Only $158.500 Tl 11-: BLUFFS urc great for Lh e BU SY O H TRAVELING FAMILY ....................... - BAY& BEACH kitchen wilh stain<•d Remodeled kitchen . new glasa window. and room cabmct.s. l>tamfcss sinks, for pool make tht!> a new counterloP.s· ne w 450 NEWPJJ~ CTR. DR. perfect family home congoleum an kitchen & ;J;J'Wll m:i..ssso mai.t.er bath. New c rpt ~~~~~~~~~ ,;.,,, ,,, .; • ,, ., ,11,, ,, ... , •• '· , • all bdrms. RV acces&. /\II [ Lhas for only $74,000 Call e e11t1 ~~i. .. -;~~~ "··· •••·• ~~~~~~~!!!!!-~ (~awn nm1>1 i§i 3 +2 H.I . Lvly new 3 bdrm, 2"4.i ba urut, lge ltv rm w /(l'f)lc Pnvate pal10. dble car garage w/space for boat or camper + 2 bdrm. 2 ba wtit, Swedish frplc. hardwood floor. Don't miss our newest offcnng 759-1501 WATHFltOHT Immac ulate. profess. de- rorated home, 2 bdrms. & den +dining rm .. large quarry tile in hall & den . huge patio & d eck . S350.000 Including land & boat i.IJp! lolboa lay ,..op. Reattor. * 675-1060 * AIANDONEO 3 Bedrms. large bat•k yard. covere d pat111. w/bltn BBQ. priced for quick sale, $64,900 Call 714 96.1-6767 [elR&HI USE THE DAILY PILOT 11FAST RESULT" "SUYLCE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642-5671 bt. )22 PENNY PINCHER ADS FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ONLY $2.00 (for 3 lines. 2 d ays) Call Today • • • Print Tomorrow! Sell any item or combination of items totaling $75 or less with a 3 line ad for 2 consecutive days for only $2. Each additional line is 60c for the 2 day~. You .may place your ad by phone, just d ial (714) 642-5678 and charge It. Call M onday thru Friday 8 :00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M . tor next day's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper ~~I• ~~l~~dmg*P&~~-.;;~lt't~~:o1·;/. ~ 1560, 330 w . Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 91626 4 WORDS MAKE OHE LIME - $2.00 u .ao $3.20 $3.80 PAYMENT ENCL0!1I u D BankAmerlcord fl SEND BILL D Master Chargu II Publish for ..... Classlf I cation .. Name .. Address . City ..... . Exp Date Exp Date . . days, boglnntng • e •I'••• I I• t t I' I • I t f f' f' • • • • t • Phone DAILY PILOT GeMf'.. I 002 GeMrot 1002 ConMMl .. M_. 1022 CoroMdetMw 1022 .••••....•.......•...•. ····••····•············ ..••.•••.•....•...•..•.••••......•.....•...... of n t!wporl REALTORS 675·5$1 I JASMI .. Cl18 ./ Ta.. Most for yow MOMJ -1 ..... I llv. tlMfttoo.IJ...C•t. ./ w ...... I Yow.-. f.:llUI 9d apoclwt paHo with a...-....ww. 1 -Mdlrabe..ttM. COLE OF NEWPORT IEALTO•S 25 IS E. Coast Hwy., CoroM .. Mar 675-5511 ~COATS & WALLACE CE:fJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A lO l AllY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THl SOUIH CO~S I AHlA ~NCf 1961 HO PAINT llUSHIS MIEOID -VA Buyers, rus)l to inspect this 4 Bdrm, 2 b ath huge country family room and k it c h e n , with custom cabin e t s. St!par ate laundry r oom, hardwood floors, fireplace and covered patio. Jus t Llsted, $78,500 cal 54Ml41. Serving Cosl a Mesa -Irvine Huntingto n B e ac h -Ne wport Beach Lingo Rulb~im HEW ENGLAND IH LAGUNA -A""-'ffc Capt Cod c...,_,. with tt.rH bedroom1 mtd two baths. Thb furnillMd hom~ Is dose to beoch .ct dowwtown LCICJ'lftCL Jult llshd at $234,500 499-4551 CLASSIC IEAU'TY OVER 2600 S9 FT of decoralor showplac<'. Fanta&lil' hugl.' add on ram rm w/lrJ; floor lo ceiling UH f"P All lrg bdrms. each w/wnlk·m closet. Execuuve m8lr bdrm s uite lluge tr regular yard Jlomc tughJy upgraded thruout. 4 bdrms. Formal din rm plus kitchen nook. Call today to see. ~-9491 WHITEWATER VIEW $I 38, 900 250 Steps lo pounrlin1t :.urf and cry~tal :.amJ 1 Private t'ourlyard en· trance' Gourmet galley + toasty fireplace + ex- ec _llv rm! Sp1ral1ng staircase to rambling 4 bedrm complex . Grower's greenhouse + stairway to deck with VleW~ 0w.D.ee-$:il.Y" "Sell tl ! " C all fo r appt. HEW SU VIEW HOMI WITH YllW 210l YodttD ...... 2 bedroom & den -2 baths. fireplace - Big kitchen with breakfast area -Side y 'trd, has room for pool or large patio Priced below market at $239,000. Small down payment & owner ·wtu assist in financing or lease option. CALL '75-3637 G.H. IOlllTSOW. aw TOI GeMral I 002 .. M• a 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARIOR HIGHLANDS INNOVATIVE & IN· VITING Th111 3 Bdrm home will dehghl the beholder Extra large family room has bct!ll added , !>kyl11tht . fireplace. rus tic puneltnl( too' A.fl immaculate and very en1oyable CJll to M!t.' lha:. new cxclw.1vc hsting l.Oduy• $125.900 PETE R 6·U·5200 Wahrlront Eftate JASMINE CREE« Come see the beautiful OCEAN VIEW from thti. 2 sty. 3 BR. 2'"' ba horn{' 1n lhts guarded gdlt> comm. Mast~r suite hai. view + cozy retreal w/Clreplace. S24~.900 Avail Nov. 640-2t2:2 27 Curl Or Open Sal/Sun l·~ * $134,500 .• Lowcl'>l priced home In CdM Upgraded 2 bdrm. cozy flreplace . w ned R .;: with room to bwld. Sub- m 1 t on terms . Call 114().5112 Agent. H.V.HILLS Bllaut1ful executtvt> home. cornllr pool size lot. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, 1.900 sq. n. Xlnl terms avail. at $197,000. C&ll 640-51 l2 II '''' I' ' \.-,, ltt I•!'' 161• I I ••I II , + lootSllp $130,000 rambling Spunlsh wilh vrivalc courtyard & ex- ecuuve entry Lavish ltv· 1---------m~ rm + gourmPt sun· shine kitchen + dlninl( ! Sweeping master bt'<l rm retreat' Steps lo pool. tennu. & pounding a.urf make this fanla !>lll' twhm h vmll Call for showing 847 ·fiOIO •.. 11,, ~. , 't , ,, l~_l&IHI aeDUMIT DUPLEX SO.OF HWY On love ly A voca d o Avenue. a charm1n)( 2 bdrm, 2 sty, upside down ll<>w.c with cedar shingle exterior a nd s undeck PLUS a luxurious :! bdrm, 3 bath Apt. with covered patJo " 3 car garage. $210,000. 644-7211 "1n NIG EL • GAILEY &. A'JSUCI ATES OHL Y $63, 900 PopuJar floor pion lwo story end unit. Private patio , s hakr roof ---~.--...:;.._..:.... Elaborate landl>caplng, DADE select location A lvly FOR DESHT townhouse. 759·1501 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath; t'h blk!> Real t;.,taU: lo beach. Will trade for lund or other property. 644 11513 AJ~cnt CoroftGdef Mer 1022 Mfto 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPWC JUr home + 2 Hr SO. CST PLAZA Apt. both w /fri,ih:.& ClcanJbr.2 ba "C"Plan garages. 607 Larkspur. in Village Creek Up $210,000 Ry ownr prin graded. mu s t "di onJy 640-1840 $ 9 2 • 0 0 0 I 0 r f I' r "HARBOR VIEW", S BR. Owner/Agent 644·00'l7 or - 41>'.a ba, OCEAN VIEW. i-644-·_14.93_. _____ _ pool, tennis crt sz frnl yard, unusual pnvacy. 521J&..OOO. Court~y to bkrs.675-0580 OfltHDAILY 84H010 -------- ~it°' 23rd St. C.M New 2 story cui.tom homes on a qwet cul-de · sac. 4 bdrms. 3 bath . good area. easy com· mule MANY extra features. Come set: for yourself• $189.500 Owner/ Agent 552-4894 or 642·2164 or 642· 7752 or 673-0782 Off''"'v.,,·.1LA1' ~t.rl.CI' --------- ___ A_V_A_L_O_H--l ~ IE!ltd Comer bwldlm1 s ite with IACK IA y view or cuta1tna's love.y CUSTOM HOME A\'alon llurhor Cud carol Sagot, con<·ernm1! Desirable Back Bay area thIB new lislJOJl. $41.500. of Newport Beach. Walk ISLAND REALTY into cheery. bnght sur 213-5 IO· I 150 rou.ndings from Spanish tile entry as you flow lhru this delightful spacious 3 bdrm home. l.ovely jacuzzi'. Leisure PETE naRRETT 11v1ng & forma1 enter· Dll latnlng. Access for 21DCOTIAGE PLUSIMCOME Pegged hardwood floori., wood beamed ceihnlo!S. 2 brick fl'f)lcs and l'OUntry k.itcneo PLUS 2 bdrm. 2 bath Income unit with pnvatc yurd and pallo.$190,000 CALL FOR INFORMATION 644-721 I "1D.NIGE L [}AILEY & A55(;)(1Al l 5 Spleftdid & Lush F'ree nowmg noor plar + gorgeous patio w 1th mature lush landscaping orrcrs delight ror ex ecut1ve enter ta101ni.i Formal dining, queen. s ized kitchen & MOHi-:. MORE. MORE! Come ~TODAY REii.TY recreational vehicle . p;;;;~~~;;;;;;;7711 ~ ~~ ~21 ., 6'42·5200 JASMINE CIEEtc AJI models. Agent-640-9025 Want Ad Results 642 56 ATTENTION IHVESTORSI! s.rf INlty Dupl ex S bl1h·k-1 to 979•1050 SAILS AND CATALINA Will enchant you the minute you e nte r this spac ious 4 bdrm. home w1lh easy living courtyard . Entertainer's delight, in prestigious Corona dcl Mar. $315 ,000 ·LIVE WITH FLAIR In Newport Heights; 3 bdrms .. 2 &,.h s-~,,. •• ~¥;.;~.~~.-;'< -v.;: t~~~~--ooo·. "'~~ ....... ~~-~ vacy ~:>, . ~ .. • LIDO REALTY 673-7300 A D1v1s1on ot Red Hitt Realty beach Pnme area View•-------- of ocean SIOS.000 As By Owner. Npl Hgt.al J Bit !>Umable loan Callh n ow 2 BA. den W/(l'f)IC, hrdwd w/rcg down pymnt Call n rs. shutters. qt CUl·dl' 714 963-6767 'l a c 'I l , w tt I It I <> '""' ,. , ". '· ,,., :.chool/sh opping . •k tachcd rm w 1 1>.i & drkrm, II! yard $125.000 Appl only 31!7 Ramnna Wuy, 645-4782 CE: 110111 BLllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IRVIHE TERRACE Two Bedrm~. Two Baths & A Den W 11 h A Bril(ht Cheerf u I Kit ch en Low Maintenance Yard With Many Trees & Flowers. Lowest Priced Prope rty In The Arc a . Bein.:{ Offorec1 At $W5,000. JASMINE CREEK OC EAH VIEW PLUS LOCA TIOH We Thank This ('\ Tht! Finest Offering In Jasmine Crt!t!k . A Security Guarded Area . Prime P r i v a c· y . Q u i e t L o c a t 1 o n Reautirully Up~r:idt>d Professionally Landscaped The Popular "Windrlft" Model Sin~lt' Story :? Bdrm P lus Convertiblt! De n. Ele~antly Styled, Gr:ic\ou:. llome With Community Pool And T<>nnt s Courts All Thl! Modert' Amenities Plul'I An OCEAN VtEW llurry ! lt's A Beauty $229.500 111 oova DRlvt 631 ·1800 ·------·-------- .. _ ,, II 0 II " .,. I).: ,,. so . ) ICJ 1111 ..... 11'1· •r11 U 11 I I Htl . . . Ufll ·~UI ' "°4lMi kl' ~ HoMua for S• Hotfftt kr S• ...................... ·•··•····•············· ....................... 0 All¥ .,lLOf 03 ~Rirailbtate Othe-r leol Estate ...................................................................... ~~~~•••••••~?.~~ ~~~~~~~•••••••!~.~~ .... i14onhKh 1040 .._...... 1041 .._ .. a<h 1041 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Htwporl .. och I 069 Other IHI btat• . ...................... ······ ... ········ .. . ... . ............................................ . Mobile H0mts l..comt P'roputy 2000 lfKOft'9 fl'ropttty 2000 ······················· IT'S A LOVELY BLUE LAGOON VILLA COU>ITllY FRENCH SOMHSET Fors• 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,... 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REALTY •1s.0•1• we 've. ~ot the cas it•st rnaculatl•, mo\'l'·n• .,11ntl. $1~.000. NEWPORT IEACH REALTY 675-1642 _ OPEN HOUSE terms ;iruund. ..ir.WPORT CREST R<1nl'h0San Jo:1riwn. At; 2 bdrm.2ha Condo. ENJOY ROCK ME:SA VERDE OnthcJ.:o/f ei>urst . Tiil:: LUXU llY :Jlld 1.11~ BOTT :1000 .s4 fl t·ust om 111·tJ ~--------.... ----~,i .;;";.";';';'~;;;;'~"~";l.;';";. ;·"""';.;;;;;! tinction of hv1ni: 1n this OM ,0 RIAi TY ? h1J11l 1· nr ~olf t•uur,.,1· 1-----s p;irtuus n1•w :J Ht•d Spaciuu.s 11Ja 11 J \' THE BLUFFS IAYVIEW 1\ llt'\:Jstalini.:J) d1't·urat t1I & J1•l1~htfut ··w1ur"" l'l;1n '' Ot'ft11 1t c lr Without L'IJU11 1. Sl!f'l.000 I IAS'l'I NGS & CO Hl-.:A LTOKS &IU-~ill WEEKENDERS l rit obili• llo m1•:0. in t.aguna IJ4·ach . Ol"o•1111 front privalt' p:1rk rro111 17.@ .~ HCMM Store 956-4500 Beach Living ~\'t'ral nt>'k homei-. left 1n :1 bt-aut1ful rocky O<'•'"'" rrunt v<1 rk. snl t'l1tnmun1t). sublt'tllll~ 11 *1 1>W t""d !II jo.t f k J IJO.•at·ho~ ·• ,, ...... h•llll•'~ IJMt't'll fr11111 S2f,900 TJC t :ASl "ICE l~l.,\'ll ll ~IOBIL.'-:l n1~\t: l'.\llt. RENAISSANCE ~JI So Coast ""'Y l.A(:UNA Bl::At:H t.1ob1le pru~rties & land dt'\'elopn1enl Co. 17141499-l816 17141557-0600 LIDO ISLE U11 1qu1• d h l w1d1· P:1rk10o•ay on pl't l>l·h. 01>· ,icr:tdl'.0.00 673-llQti TAKE ME! To n1ounta1n, 111·""'' "r IHkl'. IOl'(']y Hl74 Sun tlowncr C8:Jl 7·1 ! Uni} $7~. Mobile H~ Store ..... ...., 219'. 2 IA. DEM 1'\ub1lt: homt!, If\ 5 ~"1ar a dull park ('H y ,,f Jr,·1111• He aut 1f ul :111 pu1nLn1(•n1~ Sil .SOit l.:;111 i:lt'a. 541! 11~ i.r 751 !l!'J'J for 11ppt Roy R. McCardle Rltr COSTA MESA lll f l "1r11,!l t• 10o ••I•• :\\ay f1010o~·r. "hol'>:. Ilk•· "i!l ,\loch·I. IOI'> 11:1rk r•·r\I 1Wl\.\tl03<t.:!1 Trys11;.;;,i1 Mobile Honw Stort 8"8·~''' WESTMINSTER Gor)tt•ou s dbl "ill .. llaw.·.,uao. l!t ra Ii: rm.,, fruit lrt•t.·s. lqw rl·nl CS211 U7 731 Mobile Horne Store ..... ...., TO IE EXCHANGED DOWN: 4 BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEXES INCLUDING 8A YFIONT I CDM DUPLEX 2 HOUSES OM DOUllE LOT I W. NEWPORT DUPLEX FOi: EXCHAMGI DOWM OHL Y AS A fl'ACKAGE 213/684-3200 9.5 Cf'fflrt«y Lots/ lncaft'R rroper+y 2000 C:rypts 1500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··················~···· ~ eh111('t:' lots 111 i'a1•1lh· \11cw.· Me 1nor1:1I !'ark $6.',(} w11 h l!rt'l'll h•'' µ11111. ufl S11m l'<>ll ~1~~ _ 1800 ......••......••.•••••• HEW DUPLEXES San t:l.,mt•nll· S\4\1,500 u1> 1~1 uwner dt'prt•1•1a t1on """r be.ach 731 ·S606 {If' 76tl-J!l!J6 t•\ • .,, lncClfl'lt Prop«ty 2000 •...................... OPEN HOUSE ·<; REAi. TY z DUPLEX NEWPORT BEACH On a h1rgo.! tot tl)11s~11ih· r"l' w nt· I. 1-'tunt J bllrrn un1 1 h-'" ht·Jut1fot f1r\·plal""' \'\u~l' lu shul' 11111).! .ind .. 1·t)l'>OI .. ' l'11lr i: founrl "11hrn11 all ofF1•r .. 11.,...nt'r 1111.\lllU:o ' 1~ !!(..OU k QUAIL .II_,~~~!. 10,-f ll l ;JO r.~:1 LUXURY DUl'l.fX Spat 111u .s prldt· ul 010o"nl'rsh1p, 1n t:a 1'ls1lt.· C1~"'t;1 i\1;•sa, th1:. ;,!,()110 MjU:irl' foot llllll hai. .I bdrrn.,, J halhs. t a111iL-. fl ••m. firt·PIJ('l'. .and dou hll' gar:1i.:1~. ()""'"'r \Oo'IH tra1l1·' Sll-4!1,000' 7;.;!: l~l(I Lots for Sale 2200 ··•··•··•·············· OFFICE BLDG SITE l)li..n.,r "'"•(l c•a r ry 2nd MESA VERDE llfRTLE ROCK h o m t' ,, d m 1 r ., Ucau11full)' crtp"d :s UI< & 5175.!A~J S.lo 11~; fl'OOL $f],500 HIGHLANDS llf't•;.ilhtakin~ vie"'" from den. 2"~ IJ,,_ 1800 s11. ft Vl'ATt:Ht'RON1. 11 0'-lt~ Bt>i'k £1,r 31:1' hoaL :.t Ill( :1 lj;.a, yard S.·lt1•r rL•:1dy t" ffiO\"t• 1\j..'1.. 67:1 7737 ---1------1 •ON THE BEACH• lh1r1ll/IJ..'l•ln llo·a1·h :!i ,Ill.~• ~'1 · !t lut lh "•" /'at·• I 11•.1 I lo.s1111 ,, I , 1 '01111.~Sh,.1> t.:nlr &·l...:1111 U:nlt•!' 5 1 J.'tJ~•J NEW CONDOMINIUMS lfl OCU.N-ClOSE COSTA MES& CEDAll GlEN PREVIEWS I <.t.dll\ll\ IJuaM, il'~l 11i"l'1 111 .. ~&!Jt:itJI ,''>••4 r •Uu"ih•.n~, l.u-.t.\ .,.,.., • C,..•IU'n•~ 114 b'l<'·f'I 14 hvin~ and d1nin~ arc;1i. tn-lt•\'t•l. \.\.'on"l la~t Th11·k plush 1·arp1·11n ll Wh1ll a view.•: Y.'hat 11 .1magine rnt·nd"l'h<•tting SI 15,000. FINEST CATALINA and v.·11r m w.·uud p11n1•l1n~ house.' ll 's the t'Xl'iling 5 1n a scatt·rl hrl• p11, or HITE LITE VIEWS 1•11h;1n1·c thi" hc;1u\lful :t btdroom Sle1o1·art '-lodel .. -• " 1 lUrn ynur altl""nl 1un ,ft]~• ~Oll l••'·l•l• INSEAVIEW .... rm -t· la mily Spark I in luc 11ua 1\y built Ll1sk d ll d h " • ' , .. _ ' ll)W:Jr K· cu1.y t·n "'II ···-···· TIO.'U SO"''''"''~··· hu••···'· ing j1t1ol JHeu1.1.1 nu1 k., """~-Ne1·rr again "'Ill r· I d · -r h lrt'p ;ice an or11i1 n:.I hy OWll"I'.~. :J & ,\ fUI 1 for i.:raciuus ll\'1n i.: I you ill'l' th111 O)l\IOl'luni ·--·• I Th 014)'4~·'515 ~ 0-..•ner 1l 11s bOu~hl and I)' to buy al th11> pni't' 1 "r·\ahn:u g ilSS. t'rt' art· fam1I.\ rou1n. fully 111•· I l I '':.II u.~ ,,.1,.,, ., ..•. ,,,1.,,, .. t t':>turl-:; loo nur11l'ruu~ to ~rndt'tll there 1s still ume to ron -----1i-K1-7~11l·r 7p1n [ ~ 1811'1~ ~~;~:.~~:::~0.::r..;:~ --MORIMS REALTY 1n thi~4$~-<~::~l h,tlll :iiii~~T~.~~-~~c~k~~~l ___ 4_9_4_-8_0_5_7 __ SENSATIONAL SUNSETS COMPARISON SHOPPERS Newport lekh ~·a t""H llli & :-u11s1·t" "'•'r lt~1n11 th.-blu1• 1'.11·1hl' pn\·at1· hc 11l'h 3 m1nu1t·~ lFon1 Fa~h 1011 l ~l:i nd Sens:•t1onal tr1plt· "Hit' homt· l ';1rk r1·111 11nl• $2:!8 . cmifomio Pocific :'tluhll1· ll1tr111·Si1lt"~ l7Ul.l ll<1rborSll·l!Jti ,\ 540-5917 •ON THE BEACH• TWO 4-fl'LfXES S 1·tlcr <'XLl'l•n11·I• OMlll\ :tl t~f ~li.t rjJt'°'I Ull II" nn 'tn·1•t t:n1·lo,~·1I g;ir;oJ!\""". nu •h·l1 ·r r•·tl ma1nl1·n;1n1't• t',111 1,,. ~ul d t11 J.:l'lht•I' ,,,. 1't'Jl :1rat1·I~ :;15~1 .11<10 l'.l1'h >5l l!J~'tl ~QUAIL A !.~.~S~- IOpM fil l :JO , .... I l>:.•·11t IS.111rk1• Hh1 5-l!i ~;Jll 9 8uildinq Lots s.,uth ul IJr;111g" Cuu11t • "'Hh \"!t•11· ul l.1ke &· ~iu· ruun•l111.: l"11l111tr• S;nT1fU•l• j)nl'l'. Sf\3,0l~I tl"'n•·r "·111 e.1rr • 1 1\i7 :'.tell ur 1 1 .~:!'l·:.'lll\ll. FARGO :\10:'.'Tlt: t-;J J .U TWN I \St : :.tRr' 2B:i ' 1370 l'ifl n Uhl . 111:.(·h ~:1r. s u11;.•r 101·. 1•-•I~. c·lbh:o.t•, :.haq1 i.ll· t•ur $67,1\Utl ll_v U"lll'r family home "'1th llt'"' _...,.,.., - lilt• 1n l'lllry. k1tcht•n. :ind Gletl Sp:ll'1ous 2 hd rm. & D1•n ()uahl} l'ul\st. cli!Jll't' N. L:J~una l0o.·. 211 ha. (IUH'I. t'(J(JJ. Cat id1n:1 s uns~·t •'lt'I'>', p1;.'1ur1· windo10os, v.·11lk lu bl::H·h. S2J.~.OUU °"'nt•r. ·1\1-l 7·130 ;i nd t "·1nklini: n1.:h1 hghts >trl' yours from tl11.~ gorg~'Ol.I.' 4 bdrrn 10o t~, . sc11 lam rrTL :1 frp\1·,.,. ,,.,.,I, :inn1 li.:c Joi f II'> nt•r .. hi1v1• bou1o1 h1 .•nuth<·r l 'ri<·l<d to s1·11 al S<!!t:.l,IJOO NtWrORT CENTER REAL TY 640· I 8 12 200 FREE BLDG SITES Estate Sale 2W'. l"lt.:µn.·t' rlt"'"' Ut·l u~o· 1\lr...ilult·I~ llrt•;Hlunkuii.: S:.n Cl<'n1t·nt.· l 1t111lt·~ !I IO.i\h h ••· tuh· Ht l)ran1:•· .\ll)V t; IN ,'\fl\\' d1n1ni: llrt't1, r1repl>1l't , :J II tJ r rn , , :1 ha . l.lnubh• ~arai:e . h•r~t· Dt'\'(1 n.s h1rl• .\f t1dt·J pat1u.ft·n1·ccl)'ard.t.:h1~1· $209 .Ul)U. H1,.: :i nd tu ,1·hool"·"n1l :-.t11111>1n>t' hoec.utiful. 1'.:xtcnsn·t' u11· Th1.s •at:1JllllJt•aut~'1»rl' llnly5147 .500 C:;1ll tunn11· ~r:.d1n~ unrl .i.upt•r 'Ill '' I l ('OOnt> I F .. luu h,111• th1• l -lx&l . 2 Ur. 2 ft;1. ru11111u:-. · 1 ... 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J{)ll ::i •Sc.•llt·r111clf·f;1u11 1·111a1.., onJ~ 1•:,ro1'u" I•• l'lt·11~1· !t~•k lit tll~s l11v1•l,1 ~ bt."<ln10rn. ra 1111Jy roon1 ho ml' 111 bl'uot 1fu1 I l:o t'IM!f \'IL""" llon1l'"· Yuu'll l1nd 11111r t• •';du1· rur ~1111r 1nont•) 1n lh1s lo\Oo<'~I \Jl1l't~I. frt·~h l) ll.1111lt•ll. llo,;wt ~ JJ1 nd,1•:1111 ·cl .Sum1·rs1•\ .it "Ill ,• CtL'll. homt' W lij(l() St!. ft Cal•f . p "f " ,/IU)'l'llUl l)"""hOlt•."'"lt• 1•h•._,. Ill '.I<! d")" (',o!I ""~~~~ _ Nt·W 2 ~\t.l.:i,/~\ :1 ~~-.f .,_ ..• ·""o.~~~,,"'"";,.~,~,:~~~ .. ~··~~~~·"··~.~ .. 'f:~~:~~;l·~~·r~,·~" ·~l\:~',';~~~'j'.~i"Q' ~~~~;~·111~~,~~~·:~·~r~~·~~1:j~,1,~, ,~~"~·,··~··~">11' ;11 • Rot1WOO rrp1 ·· .~Uri·""i· ...... ;.: ·~ l""'So c "'"',R,lty 01o1•n1•r \'t'r\' a 11~1uu s 540-5917 ./,,f.C~· i l71.SOll •• .. • • -1 .,, tr .. .,. " .,. mi ~ ~ . ., Ira , .. -.,. p <op ". 21J:I -.,, . llUlll "'·· -,, ., ""·· A PRE:ITIGE: ,.... ~t---tl-HOME:I :r...., · Oas~ wy l.t'a\•ini,: i1r 1•11 N•• 2 h1111 . ..,1·" 1111 1 lot ,,,..,, 'Reso;:.f "'~ "'Q~ l .. ACUN,\ llt.1\Cll ~,,1~Hfy '·lo•·< ""''' ''' " " Ac~ for Sme 1200 .:r1·;11 th111h·~ ~oo~I 1n ••••••··•••••••·••••••• ~t ES A Vt; R I> t: TOP OF WORLD C)10o ner will f1nanc1· NewportCeftffr ••••••••••••••••••••••• (·11mc ~3(Hl321010o·11"r l'OIPlJ. Ki\lJ,\l. lli\W,\H SllOWPLACE. 1~ lt<'r.-Lowest priced 31lr. ~n1 1 c•c10c·c7c17c8~------''":":":6~4--0~·5--3~5~7":":":'ll O ;1t·rl• ,\\'nc•aclu 1;n111· ~\Illy /urr11..,h11d t•ondu, purk-view corne r . fl lG 't523 CAMPIJSPl.~IRVINE occc.n view, $12tl,1100 P rn llarhor VH!W ,\1 1111al'V, 2 !· $167.500. V;illl'~' (."\•111.,r TEN OH TWO •Hl 1h1• .wall' r . />',.,. BIG llOM t; .. S175.WO u n I y . 4 9 9 . 5 I Jj I RH -+ den. 2 BA Sl4l.OOU t No. S J), C:ou n1 .) f T.-n wt•ll m:11n1a1n1•d uv.·n1•r !:h1p, llu1 tdi11i: 10,... flt l :lO ,,M,I l91i7 lliih•ani'. S.l!i·!r.?ro 1-----------1 t•\'t.~/wknJl" f(-,:: 0Jll'll lfous" s._111Stin lest Ivy In Hqts ti-l2·2lfi.I . 67J·Oil!2 l'ltiml·~ on '""" .1rlJ\un111i.: mQr :.+tori um . S125.0Vll ;::;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:1 ----~------I 5. 640-4734 Ut24 l'rl l br I 11• bo, $I 05,000 I c-----~~---1111" ''"Ith llt'\Oo r11111.., "'i i I 7!.:! 'ilt'.1111r!>.l•I·~ ~.~!:'!'!'! ......... I 0,.2,6. ~~-~~~ ••••• !~.~~ L_. ""' 1 OSO &rmouth A C A C I A T R E E SOUTH OF O .C . O\Oo'ncr 1o1•11! h1·!p hnan•·t · -----REALTY 2' 1 /\ere:. or µnme ran1·h S44.0QO 1•aeh 7:il J:J:ll f Out of Co..inty EASTSIDE f:il11 asue 1110 de,.:. oct'.Hn EMBl:ALD IAY M••••••:••••L·~···••W••••,.: NEEO HElP? fi42.1355 propt-My. JU:Ot m•nutc' fl'roperiy 2 550 :i:.tl3 W C:OUst llw)'. NH 64S·6•46 AXER UNITS \"lt.'W. Brand new3br. 2•-.. 1st Time on Market? Y ~wty. e1sure or u llclp yoursl•lf1u11 fron1 Ora11l(t' l.:uunty. '-QUAIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• b 11 , S I H 5 . o 0 11 . •"'"-n,·in~. id• .• 11 1 llOO•. •I 2 HR. 2 b.a 11UOnOr. Partly 1leapin.1tsclt•cuonut t:J{'i:. lo p ron•·rt>· Und"r CHOICE 1 Separate houses on ·~ ..,. ... ·' " " lo•n l o I te 1· & Q Ir Ill •r I S Cl nt 1076 "-' PLACE U •"'/Bld•i '"l bd•m.Jb·•tl•.l•mlll··& I) . cs r 1n 11. · ua11l't opt' u s _.. ~,.. e m •kl •1 '''00,, 11crt· lol. H•-m ''""'"' ''"tl700 ..... 51•2 "" ,. r" • -·.···•en Ch'."'· •••.ooo ,··th•• "•\I LY I'll.OT a t' a · "' ., ,,.... .. .. ,. •m m •m " nd '"""' ~ " v ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfi.i76-~717or l1:'iZJ··l·lll2 PROPERTIES more S200.0UO Call · • a • f a c:i.sh.837·2153 lll::LPW1\NTl-:U ADS PROPERTIES ·~ Craig Hath.•y. 6.1l·l2fi6 Fc.toM v~ 1034 n 1·w k i t r h . bl t n s, VILLA GRANADA FARGO a --.le Valley ••••••••••:'.":! ••••••••• microw:ivl' SJ&.000. IJ)' ....... HlglM'I 1052 L~Higu.I 105it: \\'hilt w :1t t'r "("""an -~H~O !,_M.I At't""' ••ppt . Hcl1~n Hodn1c.n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'icws.sounds oftht':-,urf. EXCLUSIVE ,./ ·'' ui·rr hot·:n· 111'•• R~* O IAMl'ACNt: Ta.sit'" A AMt. 759-0lSff 1n San,t:lcmt'nh'S' moi;t t;qut'!ltrian Ari•;i South TRlfl'LEX 11t•n11•:0.. H1•ad} tu bu1lt1 truly t•le,icvnt qu;1l1ty d•• I-'-""'-""-="------flt luxunous l'Ondom1n1urn of Ornni;te County, Build Wei.I Costa lilt·~:. nu"" b(• SM~iO wllt•rms w rall'd home. t:\'cn ;• lly Ownt•r 4 bdrm den 3 C Id II Ba Ice rl-stdt'n~·t' H1lrt•1v a•1ul. )'UUrdrt'1<m rftnr h on this 1nj.! re1mld1:ll'(J S1:ht'llult' •• 1•, .1cr1•" t':.nta.sl1•· s uun11 orf thf• m:.slc r l)a, rormul din. rm. 1111 0 we n r onlySIZ0.000 .. 5 :i t•rt• l.Hlrl·t'/ ;t.;tn l )>lruss 1n1·un1r $10,l OO ••1rw&ut1lit11 •s l11t1rul)l•r. s111IP C11ll for det11ils nev.iearpclll.drapcs.t•I(' n~;RTllAlll::N ll Y ll'rms 1 tl77 :-i6:tl .. r p )'f $11 ~.000 m.•k<' ur 1) 11111· 571\.'lll "' ti•rn1~ . . .... RBAL TORS S!~:t.000. Dkr, 754-6262 Ocean t'anyon \'1t>w 111 VI~1'1111'1 f!l.O f IJ/(_J C..0\'1l\'\NV R t;Al.TOll~ l i$22-~ r,.r • • :!' .-r.,.,,..., llurs.• pr" ;,..;;_;;-;;;_;;;;_;;_;;-;;;_~;;-;_;;-••l ..._,tingtotL1koch i04o $285.000 "\).\.24(11l Zt!IOcll\l11r 492-41 21 FARGO CCMnmtrclmlncome ~~·rt y 111 the hl'aUtll'u! ••••••••••••••••••••••• YllU ,ACIFl,::A--PATIO HOMI 250(1 Ulut·k Nt'w11ort ' ..orio;nu ,t~ S•i lll'U *VETS* ON LY. SliSO D<>WN. for H:t'C1•nl ch:1nM1~~ n1 VA th111 fine 4 lilt 2 sty hOmt' 11w11il1c111 ~un Jlll1tlt• l int'~ Tntul prict·~.:'J()O or 11i. f!\ay L-nto blt-)"OU lo own ~~me 71.;•;. ~""II/\ hi1tn. yourdwnhomc O Down. t:11/I now ll crlle rt 0 Ck.Ising t'(Jltt.s 1'h1i; 1s ,. I lawkins llhni lf19·8100 (fl"C lK'f'Vil't' for \'t'll•ran~ -- Ul'liy. OW 11.r llOTl.INt :. ()Nl,Y $407 Pt;1t MO .• \11.i. A.n .+-sm11 ll tJown iu1ymen1 541·0100 would allow you t n • ..,._..,._..,.__. _ _._~ purt•h1111e this lu\•t•ly l BH, 1 "7 ba homt' lot•11ted <'IOtlt· to the tlf'et1n S~7.501l J Or, 11Mume low lntcNrtit "ll A 1_01 n , ltJ1rbe r1 Historic BeautiruJ 2 bedroom. rarnily room , I Coot1ni.:,rnt l'arrt'l!i 1n llh·d. c~u1 l\lt':-11 C1ir I .... l~·rni.~. • 2 b h OtMrRem&.tQfe North San J.>tei.:o t\1u1ll/ ri·nt 1n cnmt' $17 oou '" 20 a('rt>s Nr ~hn~ lo· Hideaway at patio hom e. Exq uisite ly •••••••••••••••••••••••on De-er s1innJ.!s Hoi1<. p yr H:oo1111.,1luilrt 'w 111 .~1'tiool11 .0S1~Pt'ra1·1'1" W/1>4!p11.rate (luetit &xist! de·corated lhru-out. Struc tural MoWfcHomes awro,.;. 6 aer"s t'a ;11 nt'<'l'Jll s~o.ouu. trudl' •· DUI Lt.X 01111,1:.nll nesllt'd amons huge improvement. wet bar. professional Fors.t. 1100 $70.000 & up. Your \1•·w t'(lwty •n.ll buy rur 1111· un·t'stur· Pine s, 111 ,·e:i t o tal lo ndscapin g . communi ty pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• rl'neh.494-4~ rlAZANEWfl'ORT Only S27.!IOO .st.-clw;ion in mO!lt desir.a j\JCU:t7.i. clubhouse. $109.500. AOULT fl'ET I 0 ACRES REA.I.TY 975-06 16 Ca1t t 7l ·4626 now! blc porti11n o r Wo<>ds 30 ,0 .• d "·· r 11 1 1 ll'n HW&h I .E. Inc.. •·-··". ••••g.u... r. • fl. llt'W ~·1,,.11. r'Jb, 1 . ..:;1ut1 u Y nnc !<.Cllpt'd l6JI i-; 11lh St. s ,\ ......, •• _ .. """ P'riCt--d ror (IUH'k s1tle l't 1o11th m11ny anr1e111 o11k, u CO\'lni.,'tc111 "Ple11:. ne;ir ,f 4CCJUrWW.IA.MKBCO., R!l.ooo t t"l...M37·6lt ' r1.,t'r uppt•r hou~ vdlh Sou th Cn:i:-.r l'la1.:1. OMtofStcrte 8J1 .. Q836 Mobu.HotntStore 11u 1•i1t huusc•. ~l il rHl(~ $19".000 ll)'ov.nt'r Pnn PTopffty 2600 496-7222• -........ 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KJl.6-t' .. :Th Wf'J..COMt: t llr J Ba, Woodhnd11e. fun11ly nn, lormi.I t!lna. i.iool. lukr, J11t" C:nll mnmJnf(ll MZ·IJIOH Avull Nm, U ~ NEWPORT BEACH l.a~l of th<• nt>w homes on the wulcr Live und entertain in ckgance in your new <"UStom homt! with designer inle raors Convl:'n1cncc oriented lo include 3 cur gurasces with uutomutlc openers : k1lchcns w1lh radar range~. ~o lf ·c l ca ning o ven s. tra s h compactors. und BBQ range lops ; wet·bars m all m<><.lcls. It replaces rn li ving rooms & bedrooms. indoor la undry ureas: RUCt)t suite. family room und much more. OO<'k available to ull lcnant.s ut t"xtra charge . ONN HOUSI SUNDAY 11 A.M-l ftM Special lease price available. l Day only Call Unda Haun <714 ) 833•3150 to (8 to 5 weekdays> ~hr l.'nS frJtk 114 lo: Ralbo• Hlvd ~!18141 64M to0 ~1 4 UK l>r'a1w lium1:. 1rta 117 lln1venuty l'urlt, 11~1·r .... .,......_.. l 26t eo..do...WYIM Op.·n Y1' :.woo 1111 ft Nu t.1l.'t 1> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fw-M"'-d 3400 ~ .s br c undo•. ~1tr11~.... w.nn NO t'F.F.t Apt. & Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• fflllt'. pool. J11run1 Ktd.. ~talll. Rental f'11vl1m11, BEACll t;ON 00·2Br . C:.... .. Mar l 12 .,. ~ oti $47!.i U31 21*1 WOODBRIDGE 0'7~91.Z Bkr. pool, s auna, 24 hr g uard, •••••••••••••••••••••• .. t I t di •.I -$650 mo JI.fl . (213) JBH :!lM d11h101 r bltn.. -~tu•·. .uwo n m . SF.A Vl~W 3 bdrm, 4!'"1 780-~orllll7·$495 4'~ rll ~ ~ .\ T 1-: H ri1.' 11,,, · dhl ••1 ··om' nr lha.6401271 bu. + f<1m rm. ocean --------- l'n,.t1..:w.'ltb ( 1•ndo "'1th mun 111 ~,1 ~·-No ,111•1~ Vl"W ... w.l /•hn ... •~ •""'s ..-~ _. " l'""UJ'f/\GI': l•l\f"· • • ....,.... ..,,.,_, _, • ... ..._.__~ ~~l.L...~ pnmt' bay. ON'.in & }Ml) 6C2 ~ u...L• '" (.21.3)4~ ..,.-•-"" ..._.__ v1<•w 1 ..... ull "•rurtl) Nt:w :snr 2\.1liM, AC.:. --••••••••••••••••••••••• htuld!n)! Pc>11I & doc-Ir le) i Br. t lln. fm·d ) 1trl1. farri rrn, fl'1o)I<'. pvt pullo llarbor Vu Knoll11 condo • ..._. tt'-d 37 06 ~·built :! &>Orm,:.! l>Jth. daw'd a11r . 1•tultJrt>11 ok. $47!1 mo. ti44 14110 or 2Rt1rm, dc·n. end unit, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fullv furn111h1•tl 11~1"t nu~ ':~ ~-O&:IK M30!Ml50ut4-0 tenniS/pool $650/m o. l2:X24 ' L R 2 BR. facing mo , 1•" r I) I l' Ii '•' 2.215 Pomon.i ('" l\llvt'rdllll.' 4 IJr. 2h bJ, 644-9.'IH2/63l·2870. 00/\T DOCK. on LIT WJ1t•rlmnt lh•mtw, Joi." rd TLt: ISLB. S undeck. ti.11141ll Jlir,ltw.lgy<1 .1c11r pror l "ndH'rtp\•cL Eusthlu!f 4 bdrm exec food bur, gar, W /D. 6(.ar . quwt nice 11rn cantt:n6 & li.&llOC. dues home or 3 bdrm + den. ad.Its. S400 lower. upper '"._ 11 4 5425 ~O!I~ pd. 8)' owner No Vt'lll. O.R . Lsc $825 m o . S5()0.S4.8-9647or67J.56« ••••n•••••••• •••••••• 3 br. :!' 2 ba wwnhouiw, SS.SO mQ. lJll, laat !ti!<.' & wt gardener . No P~ls. t.frp. •• nt IV nl!w J fJrt an r 11 t Ii , d r " ., , r lnl( dl.'pu!ilt o r $4!50. RA!fs req'd . Avail Sept. $450 yrly d eluxe 2 br. Wdbrdi: 1H lt1ke S795 m wasl'lcr/dry..r dbl f(Jr ~I 2897 28th. 645-7388 or 642·3524 garage prkg, no c.li.. to mu tii'14:l11 A.''\OC puol. ·,111•uzu & l'ledHant 4 br, :! ba, lrplc. Byappt. ~:M)6Jcve11 &wkn s . Htwporl .. od9 3169 dubhl.r md $500. mo cli;whr. gar. K.Jds & ~L'I 3 BR. 211.i ba condo , formal CharmmR !Dr apt, best ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642~7_____ ok $445 Agt No fee &infnrmdinrm NrN fl. locution. $395 mo . l\.•11111f11·1·nt bciu·hfront 2 Bft, I Ho. 5 mm. to 004·~.~3-21171. T ~nn1 s C lub. $650 &I0-8 __ 146_· ______ _ W1-:;t Nt•wport hornu :-. beach loilll(I mu. J II d r rn • 2 • 1 b a _64().lfltiO Yearly rental. $315 per -------Cotto M.M 3124 ......._.Oftle.i.1140 Hlwport .. och 3169 ·····-················· ..........•............ ····•···········•·•···· GREAT RtX'ltEl\.TION Swimming . ~.,u~' :! h1•ulth clubs. h1lhnr<I~. nq;ht ·l1.:llled lt·nn1:. court.'\ Pro & pro \hup, golf rln\lllR rani:il.'. p.irty room fo'l' N At T I V I T I 1-; :-, "'•llt1mc cll rc•rl 111 . Ir t'l' Sunday brun• h llfll} .... trips par tit·'· 'l'url toumam1•nts & tnor•" 1\1-j\UTll'LL Al"'Th ~IOI.tin. I &2 lwd r•><>m., fo'\lm & unfum Models opc:n daily Ill lo i' J<oom mate serv1c(· .1vt.11I No ll·aM' rt•qu1 r l'd Sorry. adult.. ooly. nu pe ti. o~kwl)()(f CArdet\ Apartments H•..,...IMch/....,., llt!O lrv1n1• I at 171..h 1 64:, 0550 H•wpert t..ll/$owftl 1700 16th St I l>ovt•r ttt 16th I M211170 • •2 Br, 11u l)l'lt. rncd yard. Sharp. beach. 1,2 & Z Ult, Vt-;KY NICF. put10. s uper ctn. I Chld frplc . d11hw1hr. uarage 2 Bdrm. 2 b1t. w/oll bltn!> ok. no (l<'t11 t11t, laxt+ &pat1011. 900-2358 WATBNOMT d1•p 7S2 IRl ShaUmar. WTn4 PIH & DOCK culls.2~717 Seawind v1·11age ror onr 30' or two 211 boats. Hcmodelf'd t.o n~w LAMAHCHA AnS New 1&2 bdrm lu"ury thru·uul. Ubl aiar. Lllr~e l.2&3 bedroom adult apts In 14 plan11 11tot11~c. 41 add'I orr 8ltet'I tc11rrlen upl:-1 . Oshwhr, trom $290 + pool~. ten park1nl( 11puces. SHso bltns. encl. J<Or. a11s bbq. nl3, wate rfalls. pond:;? m o . Jac<>b11 R eally, Pool GWI Pd. 778 Scoll From san Diego Frwy 675-6670 l'I &l2·S073 dn ve North on Bc-urh tu•--------- McPadden Lhen West on 'AD NlWPOIT N~ 2 br, 2 ba, all bltN, McJo'addcn to Seawlnd frplc, encl. aar. pauo. Vllla~r 1714 >1193·5198 lndry rm. $.350. TSl.Mgmt Bac h e lor11 . I nr 2 Bedroom~ & Townhour>i.'1> fo"rom S349.SO ti42-l603 Townhousr. lov1•ly, Rpac. S~ctaculur 11pa. toti1I Stunning lg. lDr garden & home·hke. 2 br with recrr.it1on proi.tram. opt. pool, rt.'t' urea. $255 pvt, g1tt.ed e nlranr<• + Z MX'•AI proitram. 7 pools. H mo. 7l0 w. lSt.h St. patloe.. Somr w1lh ult. tt'ruus oourts. At Fa.'lhrun Adulta, no pets. Garden apt 2 br, Jncuni, pool. bbq arctt, clOfled garage. Also 2 br townhse In· qwrc 177 E. 22nd. Apt 10, ~·2A98 aarage. Sw1mmln1t pool Island. Jamboree & San Jacvu 1. Tennis courts 1 Joaqwn H&llb l<oad. blk w lluntlnf(ton sh111i. (7141644-1900 plng center mall. Adultl4.1---------- No pels. fl'rom S43S. Bachelor unit .,, hlod1. Seawtnd Villl1gc. ISMS from beach. All ulll pd Huntington Vlll&JlC Lane. No kids. no pets. :!(II "~ 11.8. m4>89tl-!1961. Balboa Blvd. $.2.')0 pt•r I Br, cpts. drps. !>lOVC, t d c II kl<b ok, no pels. $240. 2 Br. children welcome. mo. + i;ecun Y ep. a mo. 979-01.36. no pets. Starting at $270 Sue556-77CE_ -- Spucious, quiet J htlrm mo.846-6907. WestcUrr. 2 BR. 2 b~. i.k townhse apt w/l"e pvt SUP""R 1 b 1 lux condo. New crpt:., . r. r, pOO . gar. newly painted $525 mo p a tio. Pool. /\dulls . frplc, treeti. $265. Adults. 55.2~ · Sorry. no kids or pets 842.9583· 00.5251 S37S 645·338lor67~~ • Dix 4br, 2ba, encl gar. 011 Deluxe 2 & -3 bd apts, pets. v, blk bay/IH'h. NEWBREEOAPTS Crplc, encl ~ar. put10. S600/moyrlylt1l.'64'1·ll0:1 I Bdrm loft S340 & S320. Call PegRy 000-4392 Wate r pd. No children or Park Newport rurn. sub· pets. root. J &CUZZI, •DauXEe 3 br. 21/z ba. frplc, 2 car East bluff 3 br. 2 b ,c garage. Avail. 1mmL'<i. Lease. Incl. spuc. mastA>r Xlnl loc $450. lease t br. October . SSOO garage 6454411 5:i6-7123. ---------Stunning Lrg 2 BR. 2 bis. OCEANFRONT. class A l(arden apt. Pool. Rec apt.& area, new redeco. area. S295. 710 W, 18th St. 714/675-4688 Adults STEPS TO BEACH 2br. g.ar. no pets, $32S. mo. winter. 673-6640 I br, pa rk Newport, $400 mo+ ulil 64().452 1 New 2 bedrm Park fln11tol Condo. Lush grounds. strearns, pool. Jaru1.z1. iw unJ. b11J1ords. ai r rond , ideal loc .. nr S Cst Plaza, ulll pd except dee . furn Qr not. $435. 5S6-ll'2A5 TSLMgmt 642.1603 isuite. din rm & dhl ga r age . Auto door SHARP/N L'W opener uvail. Pool & i;.. recreation oreu. Adult:. 2 bd frplc, gar, no child, on.I N t $450 ""' $325. 962-7788 iusk for AM)Go~ .f;. y' · ""·' Mack) ---------Onve by 3706 Park Lanl.'. 3 lk 2 Ba. newly decor .. to see 2 RK. 2 Ru, frpk . patio & encl. gar. S385 bltns, O shwshr. n11·1· rno. Children wt!lcome. eprt'g & drpfi. ~2S. nlo 962 K470 Then <'all J Ut:obs Reau y. 675-6670 tl73-45115 HIJrm. <! hath' +iform t~l MiOO Town.home. Fam rm, 2 N~"" Ills. 3 br 1 ba frplc. mo. k1tchenetw, t bdrm I ~ "' 1 1-fi s1uw1 1110 h u .. .,. · ".....,., Walk to beach, bachelor O•l • r )' .... ""'' story town ome n1 v. wash l.'r/d ryer . r efr1i.t Bencon Hay t>7.........:. P a rk Newport . furn . u r Cl b 956 5H71 5450. Oclobcr Isl.~ VII' l'urk V\11.t.:t• 111. Obi K.tds ok 4 blk lO ter I nr w/slOve. r'<• ng · ose apt. al I n ew , s tove. Beaut. roomy '1 r Nwpt - -tona, 3br. 2bu, g;arde111'r l(ar, 2 patios. di,hwhr. ~. 6lH089;;75--B:ichclor. sm.all bath & !!:~~3~~eva~:0~·~~ ~; to bui.e5. store'>. Adults. re!ng, utiJ paid. $225 mo. Shrs duplex. I blk from ON BEACH. Uecor:itor 213-508-0004 Beaut. cond. AduJls. no eoolung area. $170. Uta I 714·346-3281! no pets. $225. 548-&'118 S36·2AS6, 962-8050 ocean Lse S565. mv fu.rrustlt.'d 2 "tory. 4 Bdrm pt>l lS plf'ase. 12 mos. 4 Br. 2 ba duplex. ocean pd. Call Steve bctwn ----------t t:-sldt> duplex 2BR. Iba. ,_956-_~_• ______ _ Vlf':W In best locatlon. We have many rentals un· lease. $57Smo. Avail Oct. view. 50' to b<:h. 1 opc•n 12-Spm, 759-0ll85. ON THE IEACH m:ature , no childr e n. lrYifte 3144 DELUXE 2 Hit. 2 1111 , St400mont.hly dcr $300! Kids. pets! lSLh. Oay!I """·SOO I or ~klng.3 aduJtsorr0m1· ·1pc1 BOAT SLll, Vo>.I 0 Bach. kitch, bath. uu p ets. #3.10. 540·3535. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• yearly, s·"'~./mo. •,., Hlk ~lldrmw1th • Smallfee.64S ... 900 cvesss.24996 y . $600. m o . O ays lal»a,111l 1vk 3707 p _,,, • :n50yrly •CONSUMER'SGUIDE 642-4905: evesfi73.3l97 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s1ss year round. lst ~o. M :S48-4471. *DDIMO HEW* to ocean. New carpcL>. W;itl!rfrontllomes Northwoods·Urand new 3 BEACH View pier 2br ~~~~Oad~·~pm~ef s. 2 Bdrm l liath. ne w DIUUI 675-31.26eves. 1>3H400 <!~~t e~ re::~ btll br, 2 ba home w/frplc. 3 br 2 bu, W/O, gas RBQ. $475 Jbr $350• Adl~ ut1i ------'-----• carpets. n oors. ncross IRVIMl'S NEWEST 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. Newport I t + SlOO d wrt bar, A/C, ram rm. auto dr opnr. or beach. pd 'T1I May 30:i E the !>lreet from park Pen.in. Deck. gilr. $S(KI ..._,...Uwfwnilhtd .as mo e p $625. Agt . No fee. $450 mo. Sl50 sccur. & Ed. t.e OlBn ~ . 3776 Kids ok. $310 mo. Call AnCOMMUNtTY yrly.675-6670or963-5084> ••••••••••••••••••••••• fWf,.5637. _ 964·2566:973-2971. cleun.1.1.T .BobMarcel. gewa r · ••••••••••••••••••••••• S46·51180askforPam . GeMt'd 3202 Cl1•un 2 br w/garui.:i-. 3 br, 2 ba, fum rm. rrplc, 95H666 Large beautiful URnly 2 bd. l'h bu. carpel. near Oeluxe2bdrm.S375. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. 773 W. Wibun. new paint m & out. Cen· U DOISL E-Lg48r.38a.2 Frocu 2 bdr, gar, t s Ocean; Laundry, Yard. Go.rage Prplc. •HOMEftMDBS• S275 548·9417 tral A/C, nt-w lndscpg, lg patios. $950 m o paid.~ per mo Wmter :n!Madnd871-4483 5"R·542R U)Wl<ENTJ\LS New-t.Ownhou:.ct ypcun k1th ok $500 mu. 675-3268 541Hl74fi ---------- <.:alltoduy·Mov<·locfoy ib. 2&J hdr. f(ar. hull<' 83(}.4600. :tM, 2 Ba BIG CANYON Wint~r 10 6179, Ra lbou Bl ~nh 2 Hr apt, cpls, dl'fll>, kids 557 082.4 pauo. frplc. $4(J0 to S52.5 h 1'()WNllOM .... beaut up-4 BR. 2 81\ 2 bale. 's l-'75 u..fwnish.d ol<. No dogs. 1295• mu. tOOO'sofV11t·11nr1e1> Isl & $160 movc·m. J!ll 4! Hdrrn. l'a llo ome, "' 979--0136 Slll5 lbr l(ar yd a p1>I 1\1. "-rt Cw. o r Orans.?e ). hl~hly upJtruded, cent. g rad ed , Io a d s o I mo. Agt. 54Q..2345 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d I "" :i •pools tennis adults amerut1e;. No children. General 3802 Qwct 2Dr. lBa, rum kit, s:!20 l +kid gar Y P l.'.lC ()nve by & cull for nppt ir. • •. no pets. G44-0500. OCE~N FRONT. 3 bd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ne wly dccor 'd . In dry S2252bruhlptptud 963-0678 1 onJy. Rl.'fs & r rl'dit req. rm. 2 ba. lrg. Cam. rm FLOWER STREET ....,52+k d tspaU Af(t S.Sl-4682eves facll. encl gar. $315. 1970 .-:.• ' s pe o ---· ---1 SEA VIEW avail Sept. Lo June 161h W 11 6 4 6 18 5 o S350:J+k1ds pt ut.JI Nwpt Hts a~a. 2 hr & den. . i • 3 BR. 2 ba. bltn..c;, stturi· $570 per mo. inc. utl. pre GARDEN GROVE • .,.~\~~ e • • , $3!15 3+fam kids pct cpts & dl'll'). $375. mo. 3 RR. 2 ,, Ba. Al~. Wood· ty, lenms. pool. Beaut rer family. days b75-70tl0 Large l bedroom apt. ,,..,,... S3504 +bonus patio 00·2639 • bndge S & S Onftwood, like· ne w. oct!an v iew, or&l2·J851. C'lot1e t~ s~opplng. Lau n· 2 nn Duplex. encl. i;ar, no •PR fo:E t°'OR J.ff E • SS75. 5811-834S or &t4·4646 S850/mo. Days: 9'13-2122. drv facilihes, no chlldl'l.'n pets. $270. mo. Isl & last Goodinal1 24 10<•atwn~ O.OP'oW 3226 3 BR. 2 ba, fa m ·rm EvCll:75!Hl34. Lux 0cnfmt w1~ler 2-3-4 or pets. Call 636-9JOll or +dep. 1938·A Anaheim All itreas-All pnccs ••••••••••••••••••••••• w tfrplc. SSOO. m o. + Br, from S475. Cull see Naney. al 12601 Ave,631-3856 _1-...1 320 POllll Niguel condo. 3 RR, $200. dep. 7S4· ll23 or Harbor View Homes 640-4784 tlowerSt., Apt.. i . a.oa1-6 2 ba, lcnrns, pot)!, Jae, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sauna. S4.2S mo. No pets, 552·9155 Extra f1n t' 4 bdrm., gardener incl. $700 mo. J Ur, .3 ba. den, dm. Nt:!w no s mollinl(. fjJI ·2816 Aoont ,,H 7 ...... , ·1 N •· ----Woodbridge 3l>r . 2ba, "" .,..., ""~ ~-;;tii:.;::~~1 e. ope...,, PRIVACYJPOOL/J/\C av1:111. Oct 1. No pets. -------- N~w luxury, ocean v1<·w S4.!)5 551·4038 SJ25' ! V1ewB Refrii.t' Kuis, pcts ok! Move m to. day. Sml (e<-64·~900 •CONSUM F.H'SGUIOf: • ~ .•.. 2 RR, 2t,.; ba ('flnilo Min u t e' t o D anu Uarb<>r/llwy 5. $47S. 644-9539 .. Mesa Pines l br $305. J br apt.1 wanter & yearly lcAoa ,..._.0 JI07 Adulli, no pets. 2650 $250l0$300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lla.rlu Ave. 549·2447. 673-4928 ' t 2 br, garage, laundry fac•1I. 2009 Maple . Adults, $275. Ml(r apl K. 541HHRS. .. .. . HERITAGE POINT An apt community de signed with you m mind featunng H spacious floor plans. t"um J.Shed or un· furn ish ed l 2 & :i bedroQ m apls. I m · med1ole Occup ancy ·fUTURIMG •Park Ukeselting. •Lighted tennis eourts • RecreationaJ facilitle1> •Pool &Jacuzz.i •Gas BBQ • •Sparitbng clean laun· dry •Garden patio kitchen •Open ooam <'Cllmgs •Kul$tsiie bt!droom1> •La.n:e walk-in clOflels •P n vate dressing areas •Accented walls. 3 bd. rm. 2'h bu. duplex,:! car ~ar~Ke 646·63UJ 645-2111 Hach. a pt. Park Ncwpnn sub-lease $32!°! 640-4929 Bayfront 2Br, 1Ba. upJ)t'1. sun por<'h. frplc, ofr or dmml! nook. S47:> mo 1>'75 29'.J2 ------ 3176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br IB:t newly dccoral1·d. 2 blks bch/shop.s. SJl!1 498.2853 un 5. 2 BR beach apl. ~ara~l·. crpUI/ dl")l6. sL-0ve/ ref n ~. S275. 492·8541 ------~"" fvnlillMd or UftfwMthed 1900 • •••••••••••••••••••••• THE EXCITING ,ALM MESA APTS. MJNUTl';s TO NPT BCll:• Rarh, I/Id Bit. from $ziil & ur> Adult\, No l'rts 151ll M('t\;1 Or (5 Hilts &isl 11( NewpQrl Blvd I 9am -Spm 5'16-~ 2 hd rm 2 ba. Oc1·1111 fo'l'ont. winll•r or Yl.'<tl'ly rental. 559· 1~2 eves. Hoom w/ k1frhenetle SOO w<•ck & u11. 5-111.9755 fo' ll'llJll' roommat.e. SU!O DJO.C'.L1111t.i Mesa . .:.:"'\ ......... . . . .. . ' -. I c .. .,. t ti ~ ·r, ti "' ·12 J( sa '70 IDJ ~ ' .... '67 tra rad '78 f eop s t • ~, "T1 . SUAI 30,ea - ~y. See>temt>er27 19'7t OAll.. V PILOT 0 $ a...t&Fo.ct u oo '-tlOMll• 5350 ....,w..t.d 11 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!:-.~ ... !?!~ ~.!.!!~~.~~ .. !?~ Ml.o:ar•a. Trwt son ~.0~~fit.~r:~:~:·~ UMDA•VtQCI ACCTSFllCP d $9600 ~.~~~ ••••• ~!~~ ~.~~ ..... !~~.~ ~-~~ ..... ~!~ • 000 f ..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~uu .. • ... 227J,n<.1fM o.tc•M•::ri °" II• .,,._.. Cleric.al. (1111 or PIT ~3 OR 2 DA cood<.1, nr • · 5 q l '" <' 111 ...-.. ~ -· Ad di f b ._,.,. I \n ND ........ level warchQUw i.pa o 118 In LOWEST - --For tt. ,_of I av~ "' 0 rs usy ~ •uro.....aonvE .-u tn Newpor Boch. Slut on d 1 p k 1194 .SSS FOUNl> Blk G~rm•n ~rvi all Or Co to pt'r5 w/pe(Cbrd expcr ~ -• •IA-"" $3 00 642 3347 pnv11r tkS 2632 ua.tnll .ar --I Sht'~hord, f~muh•. nr ng anae . AIM> fee jobi1, Qall Don s.r-rice C~ I Hu n l 1n1 lo n B c h ..;..;....;.;,_'...;,..;.......;.;...;_ ___ _ Were.. ...... M &'.!.$ 73l3 833 2700 '"~ •-;nl'" ... OC:''" ~ br ? bll StiOll Nu 2'120 fl ind & uk Cuh ornl11 fl tnnHOl•. n11. · &.n'nn11 "' Exper prt•r'd or 1r 110m~ br1tm'hl NEW · "'....., "'• • uuu Rt.'\klmto ur. au. htT.D.'s.-.0 C.M ~ Oenn111 Per•onnel a cc\'i bc kgrnd will PllrtUmctcllerwoantt:d. luxurr 11duh "1mplt!ll llunl u~ h~ 2834 WT.O. ~ s,lriNal ll~ S.·rvtce of Irvine. 2028 train. cont.Jct ore Mgr. t.xpt'nencc helpful APP· I TOWN wilhall aml•l\llle pool faUwill\'mu•ln~l~G LOST: Hluc female 181.SSo.EICamlnoReal MlcMl•on. Bauer Motor i.. l92~ lylnptt11e>n ,10am·l2Jlm. N Jl<'UUI uuna tt•nn1i. UtVllU s.ttler M+9-Co. parukoc-t. llarbor View San Clemente. f\J llY lie. Harbor. CM Personnel ()(flee. Golden l°OWU, ctr $Ut0 n)o + '" INl>USTHIAI. 6.,,.21 7 1 .,4,. "•I I ~t?~~~N· N 8 ... VHl1c11•n01ty For appt. 492·7296 ADVERTISING Sta~ Sanwa Bank. 10230 * T .N. J. * vlll i.)'7 lUZT l 'O ... f't..'",'X .... Ill -ro1n•"' ew1>0•• s r. S "'LES So. P111ra mount. Downey. h 0 "' " ---Weal. Flew away an n u h M"'SSAGE "" AUTOMOTIVE 2 31"'"' ..... EOE T e most 1·no-m1l~· ~J Ml ft nl uU11.:t! · 2000 fCc.-t1rtld ooupl• h111 mont!Y on sunday, Aua. 27th, "" The Dally Piiot has an USll> CAI 1 ,_, . .....,,, · Temporary Serv1c~ an "'I f\ w•l"f'h11~t· Ownl•r t~dend l•t & 2nd T0'11 du.mb but happy. 644-4 188 AGUIE MODELS 1mmedlale opening for a ...... ~ ........... IC IA.HK T!LUl LA. bas now opened a tlc.iunan»lt' n1 .. dt•d tu •h•rt> or~.infronl •Pl fo'c•m prel d HS·ll!.UO will t'<Jl\lllU••r H>nvtirtloR .\g,•nt, 1 il:rl :n.e•__ ISCORTS s a I e s p c r s on w 1 l h ... ~~" branch office in Orana.i) ... 1.o,..hcw11•· Lu ufr 11p1u·1» t'OUN O: Welmor oner new11paper display ad· Must be expet"lenced & Fee Paid County. Calling all 1"/U •l~l OfW•>rh4()7891t Pnvolt' l'iHlY wlll pay mix, •·. odlt. XJnt dl:i· OUTCALLOM~Y ve rt11un g experience. have o wn tools . Soe Friendly pers sought lo TYPISTS N• l ·1. OC< N> t'ou'lt nlOI\' for your 2011 TO'a; pol'll.ion. Kd wt children, D9Y1. ••H, hr Good s a I a ry. com . Chuck Arnold · used cur lraU\ for new act.'ts pos. SECRETARIES l't•ui Mi.u.b·r Lktr 111na !-.n,•11 111du11tnol i.1.111c(. 1142 ~13 ~l:508. aft 's or evt.'11. 631 •2140 mlssions. und excellent servlc., Mgr. Call Jenni. 833·2700. Den· BANK TELLERS 'wd p ovl ";.u M llW ,c1 fl $200 m u ( I b f l E n1.s & Denl\U Personnel CLio:RICAL PEOPLE ~ OtiOO IAllll! Blond F. Retriever r nge ene 1 8 x · Service of Irvine. 2028 Come 1n & gel :.cqua1nt· )4b.~1l ).411-Ala-r:1•-.h/ VH· llarborvluw area. SELF·HYPNOSIS celle nt g r owth op· Michelson. ed. Jom us ror roHee & ~.... 1 1 -"' w .. It t II o 'I " '"' ,_ .. ~•/ 91"'3 Call ., .. 0 2080 or Coifrses portunlties for a person ---------donuts. l mmed1·a·~ o"""n· .. .,m l'"OClmm.a t' o ...,_ '" " ' ·~ •· Lo.t Ir &...-..1 .... :_..;....,. '" • Wlth career 1tmb1lions. "' ""' J hr tondn l 11 icuna YI NTF.l> 1000 to l~lO ~ ,,..,. ....,.,,., •SlopSmoking lilMAIDSr/T 1n1.> Mon tlH u Fr1. J'\illt.M'I l'IXll. J1H.uu1 '-'l ft 1 ... 11 Bell orCM ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Control Appetile Cnll for appolntment. FlatneRoom.646-~ Gam-Spm Sl~ m<• o;sHOZO vu• ~471Cl Ao a•r:....-. 5100 SCRAU '£TS •RebeveTeoaion Or.p.Coost J63S.Main,Sk20S ••••••••••••••••••••••• lft"L •Break Habits Doily Pilot Babysitter. m y home 2 ORANGE lluUbC'kttP<"r lor har h, a..t.kW-"4 4600 ANSWERS •AcbleveGoals (714)642"'3il ext.277 childten. <3mo's &Jyrsl <71417'71-3470 .,.. m '\C'h .. nllt' Cc>I' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. •More Self-Confidence Equal Opportunity Babysitter/housekeeper. Ute hakf>C. Mon-Fri. Own --------- re-nl on tht: «t>•n In 06dc-r rr p c·µk w•ni. tJor3 Unlrue _Gawky _ •Improve Memory Employer 5 dys a wk. Live· in or out. tra.nsp. Refs. SS2""'9l Cl,ERICAL :CSM n . .!tSZl Bnan br 2 ba unfum homt· 10 DnilNJ Teas<·-Bolher -•MUCH.MUCHMORE! call Mr s . Thomas. Beauticians. Opening ror . GllLFtUDAY t:mrr11ld lu\ f)('n YU '""" TAKEaGUN Safe..SCienUric i\Jr NationalGuard SS8·2603 dys , 963·6281 hairdesignersw1thsome 1 Girl ore. Mon thru Fn. ~ 2 r. :'~~~dllj.c;:~ ~I~! 1~1ar 113'7 3'10t t>t-1 ~ '7 ptliM'UCD Those TV wgel games n..,,. 0 ProfessE1onal Wk lmmedopenrngs in Elec· eves&wknds following. M. or f ., an ll · s . Nee d bright . P•rk." b~~rh .. 1dl' """ pm ---"'-nl.R cal1lt-'ak>ngjuslmt1me """'" v;~Wk~a . tmron1'n1cs1s'tr~a~ecl1hoann,lcsC,0Amd: Babys itter : mature busyarOwing salon wlth energetic pers. for Mat: I ., ... ~·-' .... _..._ I'"" Int' ll ' amalm" how many woman needed ror 2 '""'com mission . Cont.act Buff. in S.A. 549-01 ll. ask ,. """"-· .... c.--.. , .. -...i--.. I t/ AU.> " ORANGE COUNTY munications or Weather ..,... 1o111 ~!) 1~3 . ~ W.S1 -.•/ n•H people want to TAKE a HYPNOSISCENTER schoolage cluldren in &J:iy.847·S9S8 _ror_·_&J_s_an_. ____ _ n....-c-"UN .. TV t f'orecastin" No ex· tU:l ~ cm-• , • lo h1e1r se . (71• ,838.7~,,,, .. Lag Bch Ltve m pre n. s I ... --••••••••••••••••••••••• ONLY (ti) " """ penence required. We · . · · ~auty ty 1:Jt ·n sst to Clencal 'J. •'cm.ih·~ wa.ntcd 10 ....-.~ "'° Losl. Sml gold older Dog, <714 )838-7479 will send you to the best fer red. Sala ry open. tram for chentele. Top ZZ GIRL for fast movui~ &h"r~ lrit ro:.ta Mc1.111 Opportwtity 5005 ~inese/ Lhasa Apso. Professional Therapeutic schools. Meals & board 494-5279 wagel>. Jh1rmack. Ph · electronics Cirm. must hom..~Z7T1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :~~t~;r oft~t~m~r;<>;;$ weanng wht flea collar. m assage b y reg. provided + $397.50 per Babysitter. PIT. Chns· 837-4250or83Hr779. wor k 10-7 Add1n .: I h I missing !l lower teeth. physical therapist. By m ont h lo start . Call tJan woman. my hom e or ·--------• mactune t:Xper. must. bt.- •·c:cn nHda fem lal-JO > to FAST FOOD or C!I!> Wll a •enny Ans . •o "Suzy". Vic. s California Air National (.s t . r r I end I y .H .. __ Cdu ho Sl"" Ptneht!rAd 3hnet.for2 • a ppt. o nly . teve. yours.Call 00-6638. Bindery"-pl i; • ..,.... "' ~ ""' Alb"rlson 's Mkt. NB. ~-2817. 12-9 PM Guard (714 ) 979·7363 or ~ · lllOflnhere good benefits ~l~ :1~:1: .t1~'m:~odK~t.!~ :dft':.t;c1.1:e·~: J•r~~ REWAR0 .644-1033 '"° m.1343forinformalion . Babysitter/Hskpr to stay TRAINEE &i w"'ortting rond·s . ~II Ma.It>. shr lrg rum twnhse. ual By owner. $28,SOO. lhl!2d•ys Charlie 11' Women's wlwell behaved school We Med an Industrious Jennie Murphy. 7S4-6063 nr H OMg Pool, lcn1n1s t'or mfo 642-3425 days, Nocomm.:rc1al11ds. Losl comb. wedding ring Family Planning AlrportSt.hr age ch i ld ren wh e n worker to collat., 1esson1--------- w /m11 le . b1 or gay. ~77961839·1060eves & engagement. band. In Center ofWestminsler OCAirport parents a way. N .B mate rials. Wiiling lo ,.,,..,, For more 1nlorm•l1on parking lot vie. or Co6t.a •Abort.ion •Birth Con1.tol l tJn j b I · 642·3481 Q.ERICAL 6:JH...-. ----~1u••1•a...1 llndtoplaceyour11dcall Mcsa DMVS-18.Reward. -OUtPatientSlerilizallon nteres g 0 assst.ing ---------i t.rain. Requires some Newport Center f1nan-" .. , _ "-~" S46-9903 ... __ ... _,.. pub I 1 c lo g r o un d Babysitter. hte hskp", S80 helilvy IJftlng. Excellent 1 k 20r. 2Blii <ipl an Park CASH ROWI (..,..... ..... surgery>. transportation & direct· .. working conditions & e i cl r arm see 111 .: New pnr l to s hare , 1 6425678 d b k & h 7141894·1882 Ing taxi cab activities. prw1t. MUBtdnve. Non· ......... ..1 resi;onsible Individuals w t malurc femal ~-1 Or~m~e County A~ama • Lost: Z ogs. I wt , smoker.:>49-4281 .,._,-..,-,1t.s. Apply between forclencaJ posllioni.. En· .., ..... ..,. Hosp1lul f\JllyeQwpped Cockapoo &beige &bm ,_MMd5er¥ic.sS360 Com petit ive wages ---------•8am -3pm, Natio n a l 1 _.._.... _ ---• 0 presug 1 e locut ion ~.~<!,~poo . Rewa rd.••••••••••••••••••••••• g~t~&f7i@~as~t:e1111~;. Ba bys itter . m a ture 5EducaNtion. 44-0\BBlrchh ~~a:f:~11:,0S0}~~~~ ':: ":'fi' I wner 1nan c1 n g ., .,,..,._.,,.. l day Oui-dwi schol.Slate F VI woman for lR mos. gir l. l .. ewpor\ eac . perience he lpfol. Xlnl "'--~ "'150 MSOOOO 7~·1920 rmann. · y. own trans. Refs. Mon INear OC Airport. I ..---...., .. • Lost: orange striped neut. accredited. Meets coort.s ------"----working conditions & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' '-'UAIL !Now accepting new pa· male cat; declawed: vie. requir em ent for r e · ANSWERING .SERVICE Fri, 7.»5:30. CM area. Equa l Opportun ity company benefits. Cl~l C11 ral(e on Penloi.u!a T lie n t s Nulrl t a on a I Turtle Rock. Reward gist ration call (714) OPER All shifts, full or _S46-:;:SOID;::;:af~te:r:6:;P:M;-. ;-:;,:l~Em~pl~oy~e~r~. ~~~~~I shift 8am·Spm. 2nd shift betwn 12th & 13th Sl. I pi ._CE I medicine & counseling. SlOO. 752-6669 Eves. 729-1141 pit. Apply 228 t'oresl Lag Babysilter wanted. 4 mo Spm-l ·JOpm. 3rd shill S4'7-42.00or67~7876 I.A vitamin & miner al 8ch. old infant.prefmy home. Boat builder:customboat lZ.JOam-9:00ami Con· ----1 NOPBTIES"' therapy food allergy-$100 reward for white Social a.. 5400 ---------Adams/ Magnolia area. yard needs experienced tact Personnel. l rv1ne, c lean. salcty tO,..Titl::lOP..M.t dla~ & lreatment. Scottie <Weslie>. lost ••••••••••••••••••• ... •• 963-0260 carpenters.lamlnat.ors & ADP !oecured. single ~arage Compl ml'dical starr incl 9121 in Laguna Bch. A/R Cl.HK mecharucs. p .Squared for rent by responsible Ors. & reg. dielitlclan. 21.3/860-8645. SINGLE? So . 0 r a n g e C o Banking Boats. S41·28'73 PENSION wom a n. Please call w anted : Donut s hop, 548·1183 . Call INTROVJEWfor the Pub~tung & pnntlng co PROOFOPERATott ~-8750. • __ leasew/optiontobuy. JOIN ---1:t: ~-h!h~wrc~r;;!~ intelligent & disc.reel has lmmed opening ror E:xperi--..d Body~fender repaar SERVICES Offiu l...td 4400 836-1120. eyes. dee la wed front way t.o meet new s rngle ~e~~·~~':s?°& ~: With additional clerical ~ ilod~~~.~6 180 Newport Cent.er Dr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I CENTER CLUB p~ws. Vic. Mountain ·people. 752·5411· ~. Xlnt benefit pckg. duties. Xlnt benefits. Placentia C.OSt.a Mesa 2nd floor. Newport Bch. IAYROM'T OfftCES !Purch partial ownrshP. inl , V1ew/Nestall Rd. LKg Send resume w/salary Irvine Nau ooal Bank. ___ _..;..· -----644-4360 ext 263 Canner)' Village-New of· up-comin~ feature film It I Social fkll. 497-3194. 497-2226 Lt9'o=:tt!~n history to Pe rsonnel Call J a nel, RJ3-37oo. B 0 0 K K E E P E R / l•-------- f1 ces from 300 SQ fl·I $150 min o rfe ri ng. Physicc.I • ~ D · '"1--atlot-Dept. E.O.E. RECEP1' Medical offi ce.1--------- fa n tasllc views, lgl NEWPO RT-P AC IFICA Edllcotional """'~=~c~~r-••••••••••••••••••••••• AOCOAdvert1slng --------•I Laguna area. 2 d ay wk. Clerical pu t 1 o s ·p a rk i ng & FILMS (714 > 957--0282. And filln' 545-6'7l4 or S4S·S980 Schools & 27742 Forbes Road BANKING State age & work exper. Jaruton al included 28081 . , Lo Ch n · lnsfnctloft 7005 Laguna Nlguel. CA !12677 RECEPTIONIST Writ.e Classified Ad #206. We Want YOU L8fay1.>tte Ave , N. B. Gom.g, ~ut or busln~s. h· w a her Lost: sml blk/whl Ing hair "'pl Sch ofc. has Im med. Daily Pilot. P 0 Box ••• 67J..l003 quidation sale. a ll items. A1embers 1P M. puppy, vie. of Edi.son ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, 1S80 Cost M C l"f -------. -must go. Beaut balh a c-Fees Now REAL ESTATE ARMED SECURITY Ot~-operung for a reccpl. The ,,,,_;, a esa. 8 1 To have a de llc10 11 .... I I fl I C L Hi 960·1662· Rew. FICER Ex per . FIT. person selected will take -'· plump. tasty turk.,y for JHE EfACIENJ ~~:::.":f~. l~~~t \uy~: AL L ost : s m I b I k M . LICENSE d ays, perm. position. & dir. calls on a elect Bookkeeping/secretarial. your Thanksgiving Dan Hurry-Come'NGoBathl 975-0700 Cockapoo, w /ch o k e Call549-3281 pulse switchtJ:oard. will 6::.>&m-l2pm.5days wk , ~J,~~\:S Z'~,d~~ ALTERNATIVE Boutique. 2644 San ..... ~p rf,.,,. ch.ain. Ans. to Charlie. SCHOOL h ·emblyman. machi·ne take msgs. will greet & $3.25 bt. Limited bkkpg •-h • Miituel, Newport Hiiis '""' e """' I Vic. Har bor Bl/Baker. """ assist cust & perfo rm exper. See or osk for eammg mooey "' avm~ Mo. to mo. rent m cl: Center. nexl to Ralphs"s BarAllemauve Rewa rd. Please call OFFERS assembly, some d ri ll vaJ'.ious lite m asc duties. Jeff. lceCapadesChalet , run. you will N!Ce&ve .. R e c e pt . s e r v . . Mar kel. All leasehold I 556-38S6 aft 5 PM. press, mill & lathe exper to mc type. No exp nee. 2701 Harbor Blvd, CM. freeturltey. Bring this ad personalized phone cov,·1 improvements for sale. 1 ENGUSH req'd, Call 642-9090. Good sal & benef. Con· m.8880 to your nearest Kelly or- erage, co~r. rm, mail Transfer of leaseavrul to MA.5To.MEASUltE Lost in 1Slh Sl asea. HB. Gwstl.edunfrff tact: ---------• fice to be eligJble & r~ i.erv •• partting & more in a new bwnness. Negotia· SHIRTS brown/blk/whl 1.3 wk old •ASSEMILBS• KEN PE RALTA Boc*keeper . PIT. retired cesve a free gilt. j ust for Newport. .,.,.........,,,E f ble. t300 sq ft. Irvine Co.I Fr a nk Rost ro. n fro m male Beagle puppy, re· I •Crash Course available E LECTRONIC Equip· Regiooal VP olt. Retail exp pref. Lado applying. All lypes or a!. TitEEXrA-u••• I ~ NI h 11 Sh' k wa rd. $200. 892·3302 •Mat.er\alsprovided . ment.Exper .mature,re· MAHUf.t..CTURERS Fashions 3424 Vi a Lido. s11tnmenls avail. Woci. SUITE64G-5470 · c 0 5 irtma e~s anytime •Sm all c lasses ro r uredorse.rru·retJred. Fil tJ.... NB673-1970 when & where you want -....._,to Lom 5025 Lld of Englan~ Is in personalized lnstrUClion. & Pit. Steady employ· '""'1 Dove.,,_ NB Vou don't pay. we pay ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange County or the Lost m a l e G e r ma n ~A....-Last-----'ay menL Xln• advancement UN ..,.. IUSIOYS ""'' OM THE WATER OOyo N ASH~ next Z weeks to see 85 ~ No ID 3yrs ~ .,_,, .,--v h ' •· r <710 752--0600 ~~· U EEOC . many clients as possible. Vl';frvtne Blvd. ·642-1968 · "night classes. Wl\ small "' ast ex· F.qual ()ppt)' Employer Now laking applJcatlorui. l.sl, 2nd&3rd Ir you would like him to •Placement-up to 80'l panding co. Mt F aPOly an person. J..Spm. Home owner loans visit you at your home or Found grey poodle male. commisaion. OLEX: Corp 548·3477 ~~~~~~~~~I Must be over 18. E .O. t=. Dc .... Wtn: 1750sq ft. Executive, conference. receptionist Udo Marieo Vlloge ~wport 675-8662 arrangedfasL orfice & view over 300 1 AdulL Has been in.iured. 931 Newhall.Co6U1 Mesa -J .P. MAC'S Dinner Borr~w $1000. SlOO.OOOl shirt materi als. please 645-l508aflnoon/eve Free3Wet-k <Between 16/l7lh. ---------i Howle.10142 Adams Ave. flex~ble term s. past call ~1896• mornings SalesTramlng. Monrovia l Banking H.B. CAt Brool<hursll credlt no problem. Call only Found Malamute male. Cal For o.talls E.O.E. MtF/H Progressive. indepen· .. tc -It-S 12w usnoobligatlon 1 • very lge. grey & wht. 831 1003 493 0442 dent bank seeking bank -·-" .....-" STERt..ING FIN. SVCS Would anyone be Interest· Adu 1 t. 645-1508 a fl . • • ASSEMILE:llS.Trainff . . Fee Pa1d bk Katella s ,...,.. nl /I expenence. Co·C3' •ales oriented 714195.S-1610< r l cd in a current event.s noon/eves. Real Est.ate School m e ""'.ro cs co. w g • " sludy group? 645-7487. Ca co. benefits & xlnl work· LOAN pers sought by nal'I firm. Businessor realeslate Found young black lab 32031 minoCapistrano ing conds, seeking capa· Call Blll,833-2700. Dennis Cdm dlx swles. util pd. Lost&Fomd SlOO mole.Call 645-t508aner· SanJuan Capistrano ble persons willing to SECRETARY & 9 c nn1.s Pcr sot\nel Deluxe m1.odical unit Cost.a M~. 1500 sq. ft ., 48•. 548-2103. ..,i;;: RV•Ct :..:> The "Kelly Girl" People Newport Beach ~ 144 1 Laguna Niguel llJt-0542 Garden Grove 638-0500 NO'f AN AG ENCY NEVER A Jo'E ~ Equal ()ppor Employer A/C, ample prk~. Fromj MONEY ••••••••••••••••••••••• noons. eves. Swimming instruc tion. In learn. $3.ZS hr. Some Xlnt benefits. Call or ap-Servlt't! or Ir vine. 2028 300' s.r. No lse r eq I"' d I G Id ho ~ ..... e lectronics bkgr nd plyat, Michelson. (,15-6900. .-oon younll ma e o en Found German Shepherd. your me. guaranl=u. ---------1 . . Rtr v. Vi c Cliff Ur . Vic Bar celona Hiiis water safc!ty. in 2 wks helpful . l,.ark Engineer· SAHTIAGO IA.Hie BUSINESS IS BOOMING IAY VIEW working capital. .1st & 548-5835 Elem Call Roni770-0722 Infants thru adults. Cull tng, 866 W. 16th St .. N.B. Personnel Depl2nd io1r We need good helµ. , ________ _ 2nd mortgages. tnven-· Steffie 558.-lJOl 642·9205 535 E. 1st St. Tustrn bl CLERICAL Un l.a!ayette · Cannery I tory sta rt-ups r e ·' f'ound Afghan male 3 yrs · · ---------832-5200 EOE •Assem er:> Village. OHict-space 500 ce·1vables • 1· 7 Apncot no mask Vic El Penonah 5350 Body Dynamics that ev ~~~~~~~~~I •Foreman to2500 sq. fl · Toro S26-4168 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ercise wt music~ lose 1~· Assemblers -Exper'd & triunl!Cs OPPORTUNITIES BILL GRUNDY 714/547-6468 RELAXING ~i\SSAGE ches & t.one. Classes dai Pr . Banking Fet! Paid MacGregor Yachts James A. McKee I Cemalc malamute. Vic Outcall9-9.494·5111 Steffie.SS8·l30l "'".,...,A • ---------1 A ma1or life msuranc~: Realtor 67!>-6161 1 Found. young slv. gry. Bob James-Lie Masseur ly. Pvt or group. Call ec1·s1on a...1on.1 "'CCTS ~750 1631 Placentia. C.M. Xlnt office or industrial FINANCI LSERVJCES Westm MalJ 89" ""34 Your abilJty to work well CA F ET ER I t\ h e l p e r company headquarter1..'<1 · · A I · ,,..,,, P R EGNANT? Caring. M h • I wJpeople ·111 d super needed PT 3 h :.pace. Up to 1600 8Q ft in Jobs W..ted. 7075 ec an1ca of , w: and Call I • rs min. an Newport Beach ha~ Newport8ench.C>45-2lll Business loans: Specialist Found Black Lab. El confidentialcounsehng & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ins r g xnt av. Musthavecar.S3.33per opportunuies for 1n-tn hard-to-get lo:.ns. Call' Toro. Ver y gentl e. referral. Abortion. adop· LVN will do liv-ln PIT or Candace. 8411-1288. Also hr. Costa Mesa. Npl Sch d:IV1duals with skills and Assur ed Financing.I s mart. ma le . Ca ll uon&keepuig. F I T . Does n · 1 Assembler Fee Jobs. Dennls &Den· & CdM area. Apply at gene ral o rr1ct> eic 700-\000·2000 sq. ft. on Coast Hwy. North L..aguna. Walk to beach 5' sq. Ct. 549-11116. 846-68S8 581-9777. APCARE 547-2563 smoketdrink. X\nt rel rus Personnel Service of Newporl·Mesa Un1ried penence m 1 or more of (213)867 1814 Immediate opening for Huntington Beach. 16168 School D1i1tnct , t'ood thdollow1ng area~ ---------IFOUND : Aus tralia n COUMTRYGIRL . . . i n dividual with Beach. Ser vice Oe pl , t8S7 Shepherd male. blue Attract wom an seeks minimum 2 years ex-Placentia Ave, C.M. Ph merle. approx. '1·5 mos * ESCORTS * pllime office JOb, ht perience in as~embly or Banking 556-3273 Typing 46-tiOwpm EXECUTIVE SUITIS Luxurious omc~s. ex cc u t l v l' !I e c r e la r y • person al phone cov - .. ,..age, receptionist. <'On· tcrencc r oom. xerox. Quick Cash Back llay "Y" area 24 hrs 957 0,.74 typing, invoicing. post-mechancal, nuclnr nr TELLERS . 548-3087 ....., ing. inventory control. aerospace pr oduc ts . Cafetena helper . 7am- Found: Female blk &tan telephone. etc. Call Prefer knowledge of 2 .JOpm, pay com Dachsund, 8 mo's. also Touch of Heidi. 848·9063 nulitary type spec .. with a TotlO m e ns uratc w I ex per red femule Dachsund 7 own basic machanical NEWPORT IEACH Sandwich making cxper Bookkecpmi?I Accoununi; Math ApUlU<le ~·~ .. to month. Near so. 011. l fOf H-n Lo.>n1., . ~~.r:- mo's, 645-1508 afternoons Qa$5 Housework wanted. Good tools. Ability to work helpful Call Dave ror Teller or lionk MODELS exper .. a ll a reas. SJC rrom wntten instructions ~ells Fargo Bank has appt. 549...1404. o-~cwallon · · "". .. .. .,.-...._....,,~ doy.Owntrans.554-4563 with a m1n1·m um of edi t r """""'' '°'~ • " -....._.T~-.:·.'"~ -,;;t;#: imm a e operun s o& Carpel, upholstery. Wm- Found : Para eet tlear l l'Wtet~al~~:~ i~~~"'-"~~~=~~~'1!~~-Mi~'~..,,__," to:icn.-411!:>:.:~MTST. Plaza, O.C. airport & freeways. Call 9W-2161. ~\1rport 3rea. N.B. 840 ~q.fl .• s om ces. $520/mo Mullan Realty 540-2960, 3400 lrvine, N B. r O.C. AlrpOrl. Deluxe orn ces w /se c retaria l service. '7S2·S626. , ..... d • .iu. ol !IOU' horM ( •ft IOOAY '"' lo>I, cov.-.,,_ 2'13/172-0309 714 /772·6230 r!i!! LY.-._..__ ......,.!ooC...17 ..... :JX>sq, f\. to sub-lease for 6 ~'-Tl"Ull mos $24:>. mo. l blk ore Deidi 5035 C oast H wy, N.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l. Mlcht'le FOR LEASE New 4919 sq rt bldg. Irvine Ind. Park. Im med ()('CUpancy 2950 Airway Dr. Unll , C M. Call .Jim Flanders (714) 7:>9-0009 or (714) 640-00IW ELEGANT Of'l•~J C~ SPACE on 1801 Nwpt Blvd. N.8. Reasonable 64S-21 U 646-6300 CHOICE COSTA MESA locatJ.oc. Harbor / Baker Cmter. SllO'. Avail Oct. l, Agent. $49-1866 FOR LEASE. 580sq.ft.of· rice. ttorespace. Tof loc O ro u n d r r . "H a r bor "'Baker Cent.er". C.M. Avall 10.l. Agt54t-1366. 194 DOMLOM SAYS •• 1::lu'lr':;;s 2Jtdlil ... SWTNGS & R EF'l 'S CONSTRUCTION -APT &COMM E RCIAL MIGUEL MORTGAGE CO a:u. 7 ll I 66 I ·ZI I I h ' uR...tal 4450 onHmltYDAY ................••..... --------· 17th/Newport Blvd. 975-0062 Out~ll elder ly care. live-In. _. -• -· """ . n ..-~··.....,-~:l.i81RI-" Identify. 644·3144 · ~=======~ 646-2104 rm 11'1 Your skills wlll be re· We are looking ror well ph rn u ...,.etun:nc · f,0..-wurded with a top l'Om· groomed mdivadual.s who 640-293' INSUR~';!JCE ' HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING? First check our "Lost and Found" classification number 5300 to see if someone has found It (FOUND ads ere p laoed In the 'Daily Pilot FREE of c ha rg e). If your Ite m is not listed as being found then dial 642-LOST and let a friendly ad-visor assist you In placing a "Lost" ad. Call Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for next day's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper. 642-5678 Typing, 0peUt1ve waRe and com· are pleasant & cuslOmer C •• Ml•·s H HB.P BACKG ROUND all kinds m y home pr e h enslve benef it oriented lo work as full -.,...,"" 556-3098 package. For immed1ale lime Tellers. Posit1on1.1 FUii & Part-Time u.a..w-.ct 7100 cons 1dcralion. please do require expenence 18 &0ver .-...,.. contact Employment Of· The salary is excellent & METROCl\R Wi\SH ••••••••••••••••••••••• fice. we provide an outsta nd· 2960 Harbor BJ. CM Accounting R ing benefit paclcai?e in-JR. ACCT ClERIC n•O~t' eluding dental. If you CA.SHIER PIT Apply in The Jolly Roger Inc has \ 1 would enjo>' working in o person. Earle's Plumb· '"" I el n11-•-busy, friendly p r e · ing, 1526 Newport Bl. ~ ~ .. ~d:S~o~~~! EnerrJf'v~~ucts ~~db~~ e~p~~~i~ng _C_M. __ C_"'-"'H-1 .. -S--- with oppor to grow. Must these opportunities /ou -'"" ~ .. ~roflclenl w/lfO key Lear stealer, Inc. are invited to respon by F/t1me. Good P8Y uuua • Pos. calls or fll· Red Hlll & D yer Rd. cnlllng . Growth co. S Locuuons Ing. auditing of dally Santa Ana 17 141540-3210 ._Dien 973-3724 We train. Co. benefits sales reports ror our EquaJ Opportunity -r METRO CAR WASH WE have imm ed•ll'\' ~ngs. If you quahfy. we offer a unique work· mg environment. 1n f dd•· tion lo t:xcellent com pany benefits. Plea:.\.' contact. PersooneJ Department PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Center Or Newport Beach, Ca 92.tJOO 1'714 ; 640· J.S,28 restaurants & misc l(enl E M F' ore duties lncld recept re. ~~~m~p~lo~y~e~r~/~~~I 2950 Harbor Bl. CM Her. Apply In person. -WELLS Ceramic caster w3nted. ~ual Opportunity l°70'2 Gillette Ave, Irv. ASSEMILERS Oay hni. Musl be willing Employer MI F 8am·~m. Moq thru Fri. ()pening.s avalloble Im· FARGO t.o W<>rk & rel\11ble. Apply I~~~~~~~~~ ACCOUMT A.HT med for precision mech 'I In person 10-4. 3419 W. bl"' b Id d MacArthur Bl .. Santa l•-------- 831-7452 Ucate compass & camera Ano. Clerical CONSTRUCTION ~m oers to UI C• •• BANK units. Exper with smoll Cleaning Lady I •-------•I parts & tight tolerances a 40 I CMc C...ter Dr. for Motel Exp pref. Acctng Bkkpnic mus t. f'ast g rowing s.t.AH 49'J.2227 TIMPOUIY Newport Beach Coorfers EOE MtF Regiater Tod1y to work xln~ benl & Rood growth CLBICAL on various accounUnc & potential. E .O. E. For Banking Part u me opemngs for bookkeep in g a u tan· a ppl call Call R oy Ta.I HS aeneral clerical taslttc. ments Work close to Giiiman. 557-00Sl. Needed h MU4l be willing to learn your 0hom e . f'11u h : ' arp ~nona. tc hove the ability to 1et Clerks lo Sr . Accoun. ASST. MANAGt;R fail ble tellers. Savln1:1 & aJona with olhcr1. Flex\. tAnls needed thr uout food store. purl tim e Loan cx~erlence s_>re· ble houn . momlng or af. Oranae-Co. 20-30 hours wk 988·9112 ferable. ~II &c p/l1me t..moon, CAii Eleanor for PQ61Uons av11l1ble. RoberUl1tt·!I Attendant, Airport Tex· lRVlNESAVI NGS appt MESSENGER Colleg~ student lnterel\t ed lrt 4 houn work per day, S days 1t week Mu111 be 19 yl'11rs or age. Ple.i~c t'Ont:n•l P ier-conn.el Department for dela1ta U.S. DIVIRS . ~lf~LT6·., llOO 1q. n. Additional storq• avail. Plenty of park l n1. S450. mo. 642-MIO. ' . "q~ ... ,~.~ Plac-e an ad In our t..c.t and Fountt ..-olumns That ·11 where peol)le look when t.he)''ve found on ltem ol value. DAILY Pllbl . .Mi.1; ..... _... No I t ted 0 ···500s'\f1111.sce,m" ~Jin.•~ ~ ~~'~!.~~. ~ ~ ~--ata \ 33Z3 W:am~r Sant.a Ana. CA 9270:: ~ '"1].a;LA.-....- No. Tower, Union 8"nl< campus, NB lnTheC1tYolOran11e S•::U. Idle Items with a Make your sho p pin g Equa1Qpportan1ly • 7141135-4103 Have aoml"thlng t.o sell? Dally f1llot Cl1Sslfiod Ad. easier by \lain& the Daily Emplo)'er M1 F Classifilod 1&di do 1t well &&2·5678 Pilot Clu1iried Ads !~~~~~~~~~ . . ..... .. .. -. .. . "' . -I " . . . . ,. .. ... .. ' • ., , ( t : .., I a U 6 J AOPll "1~ St!rv TRIP.CHARO Jo: llU almMalA,S A ~a.22 1$7 01 -A4t Ml'f:lt a .......... •·•···•··• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ChlUta Ot" 1rapba drawn All type remodt'hnte. re QUALITY Mllb'tumyc>Urdataint,o pa in. ttn>O'Ve wMlla. rte ~ LAWNSERVIC~ p re ch Ion a r a p h 11 U&que ' WlUJUMI work I' r c e Ob t . J o b n n Y • '1141 -rur 1nfu wel<'Ome \ft )'r• lo area ~ ---l.H·. M r .• P •lo m bo (..'li•llflu~-.-h-a_u_hna. mow· QR2..Ul4 I.DI, WllC'f ll)'lltf•tnK , Ha11•tde• ln9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCCSU.adcnt I Ton lru<'k So. American girl wall Trash, lree trim. Kon deM your home. Ret'11. 8'2·5103, 642-42611. Mana. 640-<&9.29 ~!'!':!'!'e.~~ ...... ~~~~~ ..... PE.'T£RS PAINTING Nt!W Enaland p1untert . t:x•r 'd. Rus Rates lnl/Exl. Qual. palntlnM. Free !::at. Ciall Cem: old or new work. locul M2-04S8 refs. ~-3108 ------· I.Ile haulin g movintt Cara&•· Vnrd cleunlng fteu. r11t.et1. 6'2·070.'l L.dlc .... J, Alan Armour Co ltxp. PalnU:rtJ/ Roofers Complele waterproolln~ w llJl/Jl1w1/ 5ky li ghtB. 64Ml t2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pa1111Jng. Extr/lnlr. ~x· P'l..o Ir Or.,-T...MMJ pr'd, honest, neat, re1t11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tiie ·Sa~· Monti)'• .. ,,,..u,. P'rtlt •t. Any l>nvew,aya•P.ii kln.i 104 Allan (Ir H A fl11upcm Oon.11tr Co ~ 19'.?:& __ _ New c1ln•lr , Corman I(, 41••• .. $er.kft fram.1114. rcm()(foi. add I •••••••••••••• ••••• •••• Wiii haul or ctn. anythln.i. big/small. '-'Omro 'I or re- sidential, r eos. ratei.. Qall anytJme. 968-8lM6 t..M.S. Rolo. Sod or Seede d L itw n is Sprinklen. l'laot inl(. Xlnt rcfi;. 675-7633. U c'd 964·100 Dave Plano tuning & repair ZS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prof painting. Ext & int. Ynl exp. Mu!lter'~ del(. in Specializing In ceramlt> ·R~P•ln •Stakoalln •t.lr ND. c ~. ~• tW-41tT\ ~~!'!!:.! .......... . Wall bltb) It my home. rHpon1ubl• moth4'r l'naMp .!.\< &JJ 131 D I r•lentc• ....................... t,IAR S£CR£Tt;RIAL SKRV1C'F. • TYPI <..: UD Ul\'Qftt lbnkruptc) ~ At·uun Lf,aal Tu11n.i ~O ~4 11. 84~ 294' a fl 1rM .,_ M T\'PINv :.to'R\'lt'I'' DVTC'll t•ARPEN1'tmt; Room .ddiUom1, lk 'd 41 b<1ndtd IO )'t'll UC) ~J CtJST<JM lntrnor r •rpc'flt ry by Ja} • G"2 8*l9 c..,..s.mc. . ..................... . mPOO a l tf'a m clun <.'olor bnah~l'M'T'll . whl CiJU 10 mln ble1tc-h Clean b\ dan rm. hall SU Avti rm $7 ~. C'OU<'h $10. chr ~ G ua.r eU m pt>t odvr ('pt rt"p..aar, lS y.-. ~xpr l'lo "'or\ my1oel/ Ht!b ~· 0101 otren fast. nt'nrr»tc-t~p Carl)t'l, dr1t1JC•ry & uph 1na: or •n)' llllt'Um1·nt rl1•11nlng ScolchQ11 rd Will pi~k up & d.-hH·r ~_.nnr ~1·~1 00 Tllll f'lna1th <'tu·p~ntry , rt1lm n • 11 11 () M f.: remock'llnll C•ll Vinet' S E C ff E T A ft I l. Lcnbott __ . ~__..;. ___ _ s r. H v 1 r fo~ 1. 1 ce-.e/ew,.... Shotth.IUldl T)'Pltlll/ l>h' ••••••••••••••••••••••• tuphooe. Call before 9 Q!ment work of all kinds A M & ufter 6 I' M • Proo est. 10 years exp: ~·OOM Topquttl1ty. 750-6625 IJi"" Llr-l lni. 4~19 ROAT CLEANrNO C'.ompl 11bovt> water boot rlcnnlnR 541·4281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l-1Slt MAlN'l'l-:NANCt: I' ot ... 9ectrfc Q.vnpl rare or pondlf. IMll'tlM ~4 1roplcal & salt w11ter El..£Cl'RJCIAN·Pnc:«S ·~uarlum1 547 ~1 •MR.FtXIT• Ho.. ProdMch ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMWAY Co:sm etl <'S, Nutrition. llousewures, Home Care & Comm'I. 642-1634 Low rates. Refs. Ji'ree music. S24 +1$ ctint.' this tile entries & fl oors. Free ~t. S.'MJ.-4180, S00-4383 moonly. 661-1433 estimates. 962·1883 . European Landscaper Top work Fair pnce. Hou.<icpamlln.i. Int.. Ex· ,._..,./l.,.W y,... $er.6a RA!f11. M111nt. 646-4871 ter. FrLoe t!St John &ck. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·3383or645-2161 Neut patches & textures Exp!tt shaping, thinning, RH EST. H l· 1439 stump removal. lndacp creations 675-2821 lns. Landscaping. Tree trim· mmg Clean-up 8 yrs P ai nt1n~i. ext /int. t>xp. Free etst. Noboru. Re8.80nable r1tle.'>. Lic'd PATCH PLASTERING 531-8162 or 897·21162 contractor. 963·8825 A I I t y p e s . Jo' re e Removals, pruning. trim· n1b.t free ntJmitle on l1trl(• or 11111.1111 )<llMI l.i~ tr13~9 "'--~ .,._A E le p . t g b estimates.Call~ nung. Uc/Ins. Free est. •----v Dig·lt umd.'lcape Reas . .-u.,. x r . lWl m y ~l ~2624 P1unllna. c11rpe nter ....................... pnces. Pror. landscape & R Sinor. St. lie. lru1. Try P\J 111111 ---·------ ReH r1tl1•11 15 yrlf 111 Want u REALLY CLEAN im& 646-70'70 me.836-5MS24 hrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• T ..... • ... lil'\!1t Mil 175.2 HOUSE? Call Gmgham . PERRY'S PLUMBING ••••••••••••••••••••••• r HC Girl Freeest 645-5123 Ucniutan...:• lnt.ext.servingarea for7 Complet e plumb1na Guilarlew.sons.SS.OOp.r •i ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gr..t.cJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• yr~ Pro(. qua I work services. Oraln & sewer hr. Children & teenagers. TAVlAJR 1-'F.NCF~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wl~~:~~~f~!~s Comp. maml PiunUng, Reas. Dave. 586-842S c I e u n 1 n g . F' r c e Beg/Inter/ Adv. F.xper. ~ 183'7 Huul, i.k1p loadl'r \.!umµ <>Ar> Ille carpentry . e lect Pet.er the Painter estJmale!>. 24 hr service. teacher. Refs. Robert Wuud & huan 1.mk Ltk. t(r1tdmg. lret: wrk. '""·6l45 Roofs. llle. nrs rep. Exp. ll&ll the best rates 673·JUll Ruia. 675·1491 dcnl4.IU1ton11ctc 831-1257 Better Housecle aning &reliable MB·OSl2 1 E c 11 od ... _ • ..t-. __ nl/ xt. a t ay. OrwnsrlearedrromS4.SO. \All-...t...........Ca.-J.... -REV Hm stiwR Serv Quul. work, dl'~n· u-24 hr no 547 5'446 "' All k ,,...__ -_.., •••••••••••••• ••• • •• •• • , dable. refs. l·~-43.17 -aw f . . ~ Cbl. ':'!!." ~~r .••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• Are You Looking For U'fwnmaster. ~ Ted'11 Window Care. Prof. Ch·an ~Pll . u .. u11o.1t . Repalra /Ha odymun. Ra;em.ar1c's Houseclean· ~nckwork Small Jobs. · dow I Land11(1t,>an~ lmmcd Re t ired Fire m · n Ing. Refs. reason. Own N Cos M & Quality Painters? We do 1oofiftcJ win ce11ningal~a1L M•rv1c1111& 642 ~J01 r 1umb 1 n , . l' 1: c : Lrans. 642.t403. 645.3439 1r=.';?5_317~aeve!.sa both lnter/exler wk. we ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates. Refs 642-'7893 •Vt:RY I.OW l'RICFS• spnnJcler. pa~nllng, etc. Bre he & imiur. refer. For REPAIR & REROOF. All What 11 Wonderful World OnGardeningMaint. Any hous\•hold repair. 2 F1NICKYFOXES Mo•'-J treeestcallOan8J9.58Sl t y Ces -s hangl es· of Shopp1ni:. right at George 549-2015 _PhTlny.64l!-l492aft4. M.H., ya~hts. apts. •••••••••••••••••••••••Custom painting. I'm rFrocee~ta~~s1:~30mPO·lar. you r fingertips eve ry. homes. ores. free ust. ''M ove u n y l hi n R . smull my prices are .... ., ·'" -d a Y : D a 1 l y P 11 o l Exper. gardener. Free The fas(t!flt draw an the 846-6812. anywhere at anytime". small.'63l·53fi8 aft5. Ron. . Clasi;lfied Ads. To place est. clenn·UPfl. Heuson. Wei.I .11 Daily Pilot ----------24 hrs 7 day11. 540-4844 The fastest draw in the your ltd , call 642·5678 and 8 e n 1 to Cer v a n l c :.1 . Class1f100 Ad. Cull Today Find what you want m Have something to sell ? West. . .u Daily Pilot let a Classific.'ii Ad-Vbsor 5411-4391 00·$711. DaiJy Pilot Classifieds Want Ad Help" 642·5678 Classified ads do it well Classtfied Ad. 642·$678. help you ~~--~---~ Ha4p W..t.d 71 00 Http W..t.d 7100 Help W.utwd 7 100 Ha1p Wanted 7100 Hatp W..ted 7100 Hatp W.ted 7100 Hatp W..ted 7100 Hllp W.uted 7100 Help W..ted 7100 ••··•··•··••·•········· ...............•......•.•..•....••............ ······•··•••·•········• .................................................................................................................. . C..1..ERl<.:AL DIUCATISSEN Dental 11ss1J1tant, no ex-Drivers. part lime for ---------Hairdressers. Bonu.'ibWil· IMS/P.,.......U..S. LAIAIDE C...,..Typl.st F/T days. lrvinc area per necesi.ury. w i 11 dental lab. Good for stu· file Clerk n ea s o p p o rt uni t Y. Personable Lo work a ll Exp in phlebotomy, fo'/T. TRAINEE IMurance Agency. part Callss.2·9893. trrun. Saddleback Valley de nts & housewives . seasoned hairdressers. phases o{ dept w/even Mon thru Fri. CaJ I ume. IS hrs wk. Muturc. areu ljJ()..L395. 646-5068 wkdays, 545-7377 REGISTER NOW FOR pa.rt or full tlme. Call tual respon of servicing Margaret640--0140. Some ins. exper. helpful. DELJVERV DRIVERS, wknds WORK ON Loretta. 536-8829. accts outaade the ore a.•--"--------New Account·s 556-3900. morning & a fternoon Dental Front ofc P/T. No . . ON·CALL BASIS bldgclientele i--------• rout.efi avail Clea d . expernec. C811545-0453. Onver wanted to dnve WESTCLJFF Help Wanted-Beauty sup· · Cieri< Typist Fee Paid . rd . n n v oew VW van to Boston Temporary Services ply, full lime Mrs Baker, 833-95.50 l*efS Our lrvane officc huxon SPIB)YFfMGBtS mgrero •. ablewread DENTAL RE C EP · from Npt Bch on Ocl. l611Watdirr.~209 ____ 549-867 ___ o ___ Janitor wanted. E11p REGISTERNOWFOR immed1!ite pa r t t •me Your xlnt s kills & al· Thomas guide. 548-2253 TIONJST 41,.; days week 14.15 to anive Oct. 22 or Newport Beach HOTEL helpful, good benefits/ WORK ON operung '" •t.s new New t1tude will land you <8am-4pm> CdM 544-7162 . before. Oas allowance. 63l--0610or7S2-9118 E.0 .E. Bayview Conv ON·CALL BASlS Accounts Department. variety pos w/top fa.rm Delivery p/timc AM. L/\ ·MS-3632~~~d~a!..ys:!.;. _____ ,~~~~~~~~~~I DESkCLBI 2055 Thurln, C .M . WESI'CLJFF This as an excellent OP· o(fen'ng advmt•. Call Tlmesdeliv.SlOOperwk DHIGMERS/ = Cal14i4·7588forappt. aH ._,,,.,. T .,_ . porturuty to develop your o• ·FTERs 0 r i v er . e x p e r I n F d B A d t _"'"' __ ........ _______ emporary .x;rv1ces t echnical und com· candace, ~1288. Also st.LagunaBch.494-8496 IU" householdgoodsmoving, 0~ ar tte n a n• Housekeeper, live-in, 1617WestcllUDr.Ste209 l k II Fee Jobs. Dennis & Den· . Several positions now over 21, good driving re· U~versity A,thlelic Club. must love children & JAHITOllS Newport Beach mururaion,s 8 1 s ,m a rus Personnel of Huot· Deliveryperson for busy available for both cord. Benefits. top p1y. pnvat.emensclub •. N.8. tcnowhowwkeepaspot· P/Teves.4..S Hrs nlghl.5 631-0610or752-9118 growing aoancaa or-ington Beach 16168 Newport travel ~gent. Desl~ers & Drafters in 4pm-10pm, Tue·Fr•. 7.3 I .. _.. · be Days w eek. approx•--------• ganizat1 on Typing of Beach. • Mus t have r e liable . di _7_68-0643 ___ . ______ Sal.$3.2Sslart. 752-7005. ess ,..,....,e an a aut. $250/mo. Capo Valley, 4Swpm required. Hours motorcycle & Insurance. rap1 Y expan ng com· ----------new home. 840-2372 Pany De"a'gner" w1·11 C"ll betwn °am.9a· m , Landscape maintenanci: art-Mon ·Thurs .. 10-2pm. Cocktail waitress, must Work ar,prox. 5 hrs Mon· · 0 .. Front Desk Clerk. P·Time ~ .. " f)-10.6'30pm We oCfcr Fr" 1.1r le •. .1 have opportunity to work DRIVOS relief. &:-an...m.3am. £x-Houseke~pe.r mature Moo lhru Fri. 990·1370. !'eeded, pleasant work· ' 1" · · ' be ex per· Apply in 1·' Y ra "'mi c:a~e directly with Engineer Men or women 25 yrs or """ woman live m Newport utgcond. Pt-time P.J. Al· j good sulary. excellent person 9 to 11 A. M. pd. 957-2700 r j t th older. Know the CO","t per only. Newporter lnn Be h h 2 h l Jarutorial ten. 646-9166. working cond1t1ons and B I a c k b c a r d . s rom pro ect sage ru .,., Hot.el 644·1700 cull Mary ac ome sc oo Fl~ XER hem•f1L., inrludtn)( career Restaurant 42$0 Mart· DELIV~RY MAN Early construc tion or pro· cities. Net $180 a week or C8rls0n or J~Uo Perez. ch.ildren. Non smoker. """"WA Landscape INSTALLER. mln 3 yrs exper, must be able to .super. " im.t. :sprinklers. do phanting1o. also seed or sod lawns. Mu.'lt be willing tO' work hard. 675-7633, call anytime. :rpurt:I. Pleai.c apply sngaleWay,'N'pl. Beach r:3~~~~:~0'AJ.'s~~S ~:x-:~ic~f':r p:I~~~~~ ~:ir:~ ~;~,n~;~oM1~ EOE. r.'!i~at:r~mp:~th~~~~~ Exp ~~~~'!~alley Cocktail Wllitrnt mo. 673-2S1Sor646-1413 mechanical design draft. He rrmann, Founlain f\irruture delivery man. fl4.2.S358or640-0840. area. Start S750tmo. Call MAlfNEllS SAVINGS ScJtoo1 DELIVERY MAN-Early ing exper. Drafters req 'd Valley. <No or Slater must have Callr. drivers 900-1370 betwn 8am-9am, ror electro-mechanical betwn Newhope & lie. Apply mornings. HSKPR/BABYSITTER. MonthruFrl. 1616 Westclitr Prive Newport Beach 642-4000 Earn up to $300 pe.r wk morning l..A Times. 5 d e t a il drawing. Lite Euclid> Dick Metteer F ine nice fam & hm. Eng ---------- Low tullloo. Placement days wel<. 3:30AM-6AM. technical illustratina & ---------F . h . 2 s peaking, Npt Bc h. JAHfToa 1,-;quaJ Oppty F.mplayer llll.'ll!it. 7$1-9194. S32S mo. 613·2515 or some d""i"n.' __ .. ,.n;:for urn' g an gs• 1 7 7 832·1031 ext 59 t.il 3pm. 64&1413 ""'" L;UUt<., Westclif(Dr.N.8 . 645-8363 lt4 P I T , c v c s . companion for e lderly individual who desires 8 · C.M./S.A./N.8 . area. Landscape majntenance. woman. Ute bskltpg, 5 stability & chance for ad· DRIVER Garment cutter for wet Hydraulic power unjt 85. C811 546-1330. Apply 3001 work in Newport/Irv. 40 days, live·ln. 962-4133 Delivery vancemeot to' designer. suit manufacturer, exper Sembler. knowledge or Redhill, Bldg 6, Suite hr wk. Permanent. Call ---------•I Ori Q>mpany orren1 a com· WANTED or will train. Apply in hydraulics. piping & 106 .. C.M. 6+M81M aft 6 PM. Clen cal Complete bkkpg & tax Vlf pctitave starting wage. person 837 W. 18th St . Id· "'-"••a.a.. loel"V for prof &sm busi· all ·0 be fl •· C M we ang. necessary . 111-h S750 Landscaping. $3.50 to -r-..... ~9' Delivery driver gooct Job maJ r ne 1 s « an SUNDAY ONLY · · Miller Fluid Power Corp -n--PART-TIM F. • nesses. Atk for Pete. / . al • & 11 opportunity for lon g S49-268& Days. One of our favorite st.art. part time. C:..11 P J c 1 rr & r I 842-1008/842·5158 w growmg P ot wa term 11rowth. Send re-General Offic• co·s in Npt Fash lsl. Allen646-9166 11·i~'::sa ~t~~~oon ·.;~: covering store. Santa sumeto:Scn:nhhcDrill· ~fiJrelb:~esO~lc~~ Part-time posit io n ---------•lllffds 2people w/expon • ~nuwx•fttworkinnrond. Construcjtion Helrlper Arul area. Room for ad· inR Controls. 4<MO Cam-h w/estab textile firm in lod ·a1 I BM 129 o r similar LIGALllC.,-·vv~ ,., ,., Helper to ob supe nlcn· vancement. Custom e r pus Dr .. Newport Beach. riers in Laguna Beuc N.B Loolung for mature . ustn keypunch. Will train on Lrg firm seeks outgoing :...Pf>:1e,::n~:a_oon. Mon· dant. Must be willing t.o contact . $3.75 min to CA. 92660 or call Don area. Rcqwrei1 van or stable lndlv to perform Earn V.OUf lovely new equip. Beaut indiv to greet clieotele_ ........ •110~ HO_. doaremaan. CuoaJoltaaboctr.TCeMn/HoBr start. 7am-3:30pm. Con· SwarulOO, 557-9051. large station wagon and vanety or duties. Hvy ex-I . o(c's, outstanding bens. Call K.ay • 833-2700. Den· ...,,_ • • ··~ LactAndrea. a good driving record. pcrnotrcq. 645·1066 n....J. .. · • congenial atmosp. Call n1s &i Dennis Personnel ooo Newport Center Dr &U. <714W19-3376 ~O~ 0 ff i ce • Dial A Ride Call: I IMll~llYlng S4().6()55, Coastal Person-Service oC l rvine. 2028 NEWPORT BEACH Driven 642-4321 General omce positions J•..A.ey by net Agency, 2790 Harbor. Michelson. EqualOpporEmplyr • COOi( 0 overlo a d Operate modern eqwp-Atkfor open for typist. filing UIR CM. 1---------M/F Fast food, short order. ft-Mltlll-. cle rk . order d esk . •----------Lite assembly work. ---------•I cl 557 "061 ment & door to door .,_. ,,.........,. c"~•nm"r •crvi"e & all ..&.i.. ti. male FUii time Arrow Clerk·l>rugstore F/time, :>ome weekends , som e n11es; E11pcr helpful. Ai>- r1l y in puson. Me11 a V~rde Pharmucy, 2971 llarbor Bl. Costa Me11a. Exper ' Ph SSl-6396. -v lransp. Calif. drivers lie Equal Opportunity _,.., " o " W01 N11f Ut8 M a k e l h o s c jt o o d . . 3723Bircb St,NB req'd. No prior exper Employer types experlenct'd office household items you'rt.• Mfg.,Co.1365LoganAvc, COOK nt."C. Good driving rec a ----""--""-----• perso n n e l . Cus t om Kelly Wayt. not L&Sing uva1luble lo CM.545-4918 Mature, exper cook for M moat. No Sonday work. Drug & coslltel.ic clerk. Weave Carpets. 18430 some other family by ad· relirc:ment home. Npl DeUv. en, over 18, for Oraniie Coas t Yellow eicper. only. 25 hr pr wk. Pacific St .. F V vertlsing them ror sale in Classified Ads. your one· Bch. 30 hrs wkly, avuil early A~ newspapers to Cab. 17300 Mt. lier· S4.00 pr hr. Moulton ,.._neral om celsee·y. Re· Bring this ad lo your Classalied.C1111642·5bl 8 stopshoppmgcentcr. wkends & eves. Phone homes an N.8. & C.M. "' p I a z a p h arm a r Y v.: nearest Kelly office for a Mu11t have de .... nduble rmann. r · Vly. · · · · quires good phone skills, fr-"ift. Work 80 hours Clerk for 11.B. drugstore. rru.nimum age 24. 642·$861 Mrs Wong. ..~ ----------Laguna If 1 11 s . M r appearance & typing at '-" " car, & be r eliable. DlDN'TGRADUATE? Oreyfus .768-3784 &Owpm . Salary + w/Kelly by November C~ s.100/$350 mo + bonus . CHECK THIS 15th. 1978 & you will re· 646-5844. SPECIAL OPFER EARNING ENOUGH b.enefits . Near O.C. ceave a free lurkey! All Banquet cook, all around ---------11 you're a young ma n IMCOME! rurport. Call 754-0114 types o( tile & heavy tem · man . Ex per only . Dental Assistant J>08illon 'th t hi h h 1 porary Industrial Jobs H47 2561 <.1crk Breakfast cook AM shift, avail. Xlnt oppty for en· wdJ~ ou ti l sc oo Join an excitfo~ com· 11vAih1hl,. 7-ll Store expcr only. Newporter thu.slastic girl seeking r.:oma. e rmy may pany with unlimited an· GENERAL IEL[~ 1-\dl or PIT clerk. Apply 1M Hotel, 644·1700ext 108 full time employment. sWI have a place for you. come POlenlial & OP· m person 28933 Crown Mr. Yates. EOE. Top pay, fringe benefits. lf )'OU have what it takes. portunity. Free standing LABORERS Vallt!y Prkwy, Lag Nig the Army may have an building in million dollar • ________ ... ,.. ....... -wa-·-.... breakfast Lovely Newport Bch ,,._,•ng for you plus an locat1·on . l mme d1'ate ~ """' specially omce. Non· =:,..·-•t to('-· b. h' h. UrgenUyNeeded111 & lun c h s hift s, smoker.644-0595 .,.,,..,..un•Y uul 1g opening for h ighl y Warehouse CLERKS w/beneflts in growing ----------• school during your off· motivated. experienced Stock Clerks company. Apply at Ma DENTAL ASSISTANT. duty l i m e. ,too. The &i inexperienced people. Shlpping&Receiving Bari<ers. 212 E. 17th SL front office & chairaide. Army's always looking Excdlent training pro-Mu11t have phone & reha- UTOTEM Costa Men. E x pe r . no t ex p e r . for good people. But gram tuition assistance. bletr&ru1p. Long &short &42-°'20 they're ofrenng you the full time manager. Call term o.ssignments. Holi· Openings Now Available Cooks Wanted greatest opportunity now manager now for con· day & vacation pay . rorfull orp/ltmeclerks ServiceSystetM DENTAL RE C EP· t.hroulh Septe mber. So fide ntial inte r view . Hos pitaliiation plan on 2nd & Jrd shifts , No A 11ubsidlary of Del TI 0 N I S T f o.r N 8 call now for this unique 963-5671 avail, Orthod ti t Top p chance to serve yourself exper neces-Ru ry·wc Monte· Corp. has im· on 1 · a y. aodyourcommunily! tral.n. Start S3 per hr. A~· mediate openings for ex-Exper. req. 642·2626 Costa Mesa. S40-I026 ~t .manag,ers to SJ.60 hr. per. lnslilutionaJ cooks. Dental Recepl.lorust Ex· Huntington Bch, 962-8821 Manoger11 to SS.SO br. ~d· Noruunokers only. EOC. per w/fronl ore for quuli· Laguna Huts. 768·5251 VOLT •tMJ•f)lll'\U'f' offhtlf ft• real estate Vllllcement opportunll1cs Dayllrqe h r s . Phone ty growing rrac Oood to those "".ho ?ua~~Y· For 556-SlO Ext. 280. . pay & bene N.B. Call ---------~~~. eolSM£·~~ . ~· , • • D&UD&.h. -_...,..-eo--~ tact the pel"l!oonel omce 1-:t;r'ait fooaserv1ce . . Ofani€'Co""bi.;ed'~11 --- at 968-7521 Dental Asst. chu1rs1de. l'l leader In medical de· OFFICER 12M.2LampsonSt NB. P leasant group vicea 1s seeking a Garden Grove537-48<&0 C.hMlelMaiftt pracl. Exp pref 'd . drtlfter. Equal Oppor Employer Sat thru Wed. lOpm to ~1122 2·<& Yrs exper an mech'I The rapidly g rowing ·---------escrow omce of a majori--_ ..... .....,_,,,...._...,_._. ........ Cl.ERIS URGENTLY NEEDED VOLT I «f••U•"t'' ol 11.JO I 7am.l''/T,S4perhr.Sun DENTAL REC EP · drafting. Preparing & Sall Club, 2'752 Toldeo TIONIST engineering drawings & Way, El Toro. 586-0860. High quality ()(flee need.II lists from engineering Dance teachers. ba}Jet. exper " friendly recept, notes, sketches, layouts tap, disco & belly da'nce. · CulJ time . Good sat & & ~true. ~. Trade or NewPort Beach. Call beoef. NB644·921l. Ledl I schl backgrou.nd Mrs. Herbert. ~9'101 pref'd . I( you qualify Dental Asst . Newport please call for an In· DATA ENTRY Beach, gen. practice 4 t.ervaew or s ubmit re· dayweek,646-4801 s ume to~ Murga r el Mca liwyea.ft Dark. P e rmuenl po11ilion Den ta 1 Off 1 ce • F." · SHILEY LAI IMC available as a video dis· perlenred chair side l76000lUette play terminal operator RDA X Ray Ilse .. 4 for Buie/Four mlnl handed. busy <>!flee. ci~~~:.~~E computer. Some ex· salary open, be.nefat.s. 1n ---------• savings & loan has an im· General Ornce mediate opportunity for Constr S9SO an Ellcrow Officer with 3 Person Friday minimum of 2 years ex· CareerOppty $7$0 p e r I e n c e . Irvine Personnel Agency Responsalilles wall In· 488E17lh Costa MesJ elude developing new Sultc224 642·1470 business working with _,-~-___.-.. the publlc and process-----~ mg escrow fdes. An ex-GF..N'L MAJNT1'.:NANCE cellent salary and com· Male with transportation mis.'llon are ortered to c I ea n fas t f ood ESCROW SICRETARY machines S days pe r week. Early am, 3 hrs pe r day. Salary + mileage. 673·7632 perlence la deslrable, but HunUnttoo. will train lndMdu.al with 962·779'1 $$6·4083 DUFTIMG Good opJ>Ortunlty for an OEN'L OFC. for H. B demonstrated lypina ac· Dental·Ofrlce Mgr. Rccpt. Fffdratllng poeopen ror lndlvtdual with one year drug store . Lt bkkpg. curacy and speed. Roura Exper(enced In 4611 )'OUl\I pera. Nice LET· escrow secretarial ex· Over 25· Mra. Hatch, upproxtmately 2·9PM. pbuee or front omcc. TER.JNG It GOOO"LINE perience and '5wpm typ. 847-2561 I Work In pleasant en· S.luy open, benefits, WORK mandat'Ory. 6 ln1sldlls. GEN OFFICE·Mature bEAVI CE~ The "Kelly Girl" People Newport Beach 833-1441 Laguna Niguel 831·0542 Garden Grove 638·0500 NCYJ' AN AG ENCY NEVER A FEE F,qual Oppor Employer INSPECTOR 9C IMSPECTOlt Leading medical device has immed need for an inspector with up to 6 prclerably in plastics. Xlnt Co bener incld 'g profit ish.aring. Please apply in person or cnll weekdays 9-llam & J :30-3 :30pm. Margar et Oartr. SHILEY LAIS 176000Ulett.e Irvine. ca 92714 Call 979-0500 E. 0 . E. INSULATION INSTALLERS, for new COMO'. CO. in So. Or.Cly, Gd co benefits. exp pre· rerred. 495-1832. INSU ... ATION INSTALLERS ""II time imd. work ruve~ide and Orange Co. areas. Xlnt. opt. for Journeymen In Appreotlcea. Wllgcs above scale. Xlnt. com· pany benefits. Adams lnaulallon SS8·1818 Jl41C ..... Drin 14M741 (A.croM From <>ranee Co. Airport) Equal Opplf' Employer vironment with 1iood Huntington MOll·l.Yr exp prel'd. Sal . woman, bkpg mach ex· oomplD)' beneflta includ-tai-779'1 ~ com m to exp . s m Ouu~lng benefits nnd per helrCul PaclCic Ind Inau.rance •nf 2 weektl v1cation•---------meetwl'l toainffring ofc ideal worklnii condlllont s upp y 2 le 7 so . after one year, company DINTA.L.ASST lot In Irv. Cill 540-6241 c omplement these tlathawaySt .. S.A. ALICLllK CUIJ( TYPtST lntW'lllCe Co .• In NB, !M!ddnl tr1lnee for •c· counUng dept. Perm•· ncm pc)IJtlon. Good typ.. Ing, uJary $500. Cood Ctt. benefrta. 833'8"$0 If you're lookma fe>r a bet· m lH tht 41mplo.ymcnt. columns In Cl1aaalfied. pold aroup lnaurance. Fff, chrllde fr front ore fouppt. IJ'OWth Po81tlons Plc1111e -----------BeelMera spot tor briaht credit WI.Ion, ttc. Apply aper Pf'f'f'd. X·r1y lie _ __;...:--.....-----call for an Interview ap. IWRCU'JTERS. lmmed pen. PleJ8 worklna •t nee. Call~. Driver, 1ny aae over 25. po6atmenL openlnis for lie. CM· cond. oppty ror tralnina ORAM&I COAST --------• l'\all or PIT. llard Work. mc:.'lologl'll5 w/ynl( new & ldvancc. 171.<! hr work 642.e2J3af'ter3PM. MAllMllS co. No a11111at9 nts pro· week . S500 mo to start. DAILY PILOT ForCla.strlcd Ad DRIVERS Cu.II lime perm. S ... vi~s grum, full It pt.lime. F· C11l 54~·4700 ext 229. 3lOW.19ySt .. CM ACTION clean Job. Mullt be over .._ .. "9 time 11tarll{I£ ular)' _E. __ Q_.E_. ______ , between I.be boun o( c.11 1 21 with clean drivlni re· l.6L5 WClltcUfr Onvo S 120 f wk + tl P s " l .OOAM -6:00PM Dally Pilot cord. Knowledtic or Newport Duch benefit.a. Call tor uppt, When you need expert Call for · .A.OJ.VlS0.8 So"-l C\-... h <7H>842·<4000 863-7'7l<& aerVlce or rcp1uns. turn .... ~~ ·-,,.J,·~~c. f~!!·"'"~·~rr:;.;:!w;] . .1,~~t"~l~~fu~I~. f"., ~~-Oppo,:IJl1il.1,"'ll~!Cll--> ~~""DIMltrilofectlM,Vf.I&.: 94241. dt. m . ,. f,qu1I Oppty Emplyr ~Idle ltelT\ll MH678 your problem. , --..... -... -~ ~, .................. , ..................... _ .... _._ ..... ---·---.,,r-"'-· f MACHINISTS MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR PRECISION SKILLS Join 1hu orotesr.1ona1s .,, INOUS TRIES • l s I Wo are d lo;i<Jer 1n lhC <Je:.1gn an<J mdnutdc.lu•e ol proc1s1on nuclo<1r c.on1101 devices N1tn t>Olh m1hlcHY dnO comme1c.1al dPPhC<1llons Ou1 P•OQ1u~~1vi• 010111 In and ddvanced c.ip11b11t1•1!(, n .. vo t1lle>wed 11!. w mdmt.un .1 n1qn o,1.,nou1<J ul umploycc ~kills • <1nd t>enellh You c.ou1a liotomt· " p.;11 v i 1n1i. pr1•r11;1ein t~.irn C!lucl\ out tnu!lu uppo11un11u.1~ TOOL R00M M~INISTS ~~---·•·"*~ ~·'Sntm>:l • Will Siii llP u: OPCldlf' 1001 11110 tu11er g11nd1nQ macn1no., • purlorm general tool !11001 Opurat1un•• Tool 6 Ole Miker fl st 3 :!nu S1>1111 MuC,I lit• fully IW<lllllCC'l •n dll d!tPt:Clfi 01 1001 room work bmdll 011!!> 11011 •JllO l111u10·· PRODUCTION MACHINISTS <2nd Shill Opcmngsl E119IM llltlle Turl9t lath• ..... 10 ..... 0.Ylleg N/C l•tlle All po111ioni. •0Qu11u c.wn n11nd 1001'. and .ippropri;11e 1evn1~ o f 4'•P(lllOnco We oHer 1op eo1npu1111v., wuglls 1.m<l an exlraord1na1y p11ck..igc 01 company 4)AICI ~"'"" wn1ch lllCIUCI!' m101c;il ano hit 1nsumncc. cu'JI ol llv1nq. 1ih1f1 prnmlum ann l'lltfQrwnllnls, p;i111 v11ca11on. 13 11011<111va. rotuemtint i l'O mucll more fCor 1mn1ee11111u con111der• lllOn, plOHO call. WlllO or llPPf~ pe19on EMPl.OYMENT OFFICE ROYAL INDUSTRIES IMf'fY '1ocklc11 OMalon LNr Siegler, Inc . 2040 E Oyc:r Ad (RltO Hiii & Dye• Ro I S.anla An•. CA 92'0!1 I . . HlfltWmt.4 7IOOtw,W•t.d 7100HelpW~ 7t00 w.cf1*day, September 27. 1978 * DAILY PU.OT 01 ...._. W-'94 tite1t W~ •••• • • • • • • • • • •••• • •• ••• • •• • "• • • • •• • •••• • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • •• • ••• •••• • • il••iiiiliill•ii•iii•ii•lli•ii••ii•ii•ii•ii••ii!iii!ii~ .. ;~•~~~ ..... ?!~~ .................. ?!.~~ ~~TA Tl R_..AUR" "'T Sa.lei Rcp1'ramcc .... w.hd 7100 Help WGRffd 7100 Help W_.ed 7 100 A,. u u 1-.. w o M N Nu s ~..... a:11 "'" SAL s 1 z• + c>.a ·····~····· ••••• •• •• • • •••••• ••••• ••••••••••• ............ ••••••• •• •• • • LOAN t t ume 1u wolc-umt• RN,S •VN'S Tirtei ol tht hnuac buei. JACIC IN PJOMcr career or top Sec~ Ouard $4 .!12 hr STOCIC IOOM NOClSSOl fiewcomf'l"I .41J rontatt • 1.: 1-ieM nnd would you like THI IOX fOodoo. olr'g except 4PP r of a f t s r h o o l Sm c:lct'tronic:. co w/li.: w ~anl!I P1t:1dble br lo lt•urn how t'a11y I.ht• in t)' to h.llt.bJy ID!lfJvult.-d'ln· 11Up1Nl11on. Beginnina co bend1ta n4..'cds n)I roltb Mac:ct~•th~ '~lllf N ed car tlto typln~ AJDIS V811t1Jl4•nl tind tixrhnn(tt• No• H...... dlv. CMll V11n, 83:J.2700. Wtd Sept 21th. 2' IJ 3 lS f(reM1vt• pet'!l4>f'I to tr1tln r or 1•1" .. ru,.,. N1 ~ bUllinetNI l•! And aoaltc ~"Dennis Pc.-.on. t '/ac days. IQ l\OlldiA)I:<. to 111kto ch11t1ll' or stock ~~I~ ba.•'" OIDMUIS bill comm1qu>M whll~ M Ir,_."-' nel Service or Jrv1ne, 202t QUI Cheryle Er111vai.. rm & 1h1pp1n~ rece1v1nl(. .. Ne&rl'ai t"~ Mill~ 1Hm1.11n tu "'llfk lornma lup to 100'4 I lrflMediale opeall)lll tor !J!h-helson ~ xlnl working t:ond:.. Typti.t Type For Turkey ~ti i.ocl 1'11ln\J Wti\'acnd~. p..irt llltl\ ....... ~ .... -~ all Curth. lnvc11tm\•nli;. u V•rfety of pci>slt1onH. • ~me St'(retun11I CXpt'r ..--644-1124 UntoOl'Umbn1•\I. 111111 ............ So c .. t 1162 ~Ja k for V1ncc for Mlult be 18 uncl ovt•r to SAl.ES. f'~NTAST I C pr I' r e r r \' d l. II r k Work 81i houri. lor Kt:ll) .. mltr nvn drlnkt'1 lu _ "'--'-~· 1•onlld\·nU11llnt£!:_V1cw •ipply Sal ary ubovc N£W HOME PAHT\ SICURnYOflfltCD Engmt.-enng. 800 w 16th Serv1cets on temporary 1.ot'lc" r A 1 l t.> n c1 >i rl, •·1tn· lor tlJu~ll• ''1u11,. -.., _,,. .. • 1111n101um wugt Ple»~t· PLAN. ml•~es r.al P"' Poell1on avatlablt (or rt• St . N 8 642 9205 &M1gnmentl. & recl'1v.-Un1"~> Alhlt·f.M' t'Ub, n1.1n Mll"t unnn .. 1.md ........ *4 fk't't Pllofll•ll Typlst. •· ~y lnf)\:l"M>Olltanyof flt.s for)'oo. IJ you,k~ liable, conscu'nlaou11 you r Th11nk:..i1v1 n i.: P""•l• nkn • d1tb. ~ 8 dwt " btl llood i•uok Uc· , I 0 F MU IS IM G um..-I~ hr wk cqwp. &je tollowlnaJuc11tJoni. about M H: r o W uv c pm.on. Ertic>r xlnt com· 1·--------·r turkey ,.~Rl::I:: .. • Onn~ l\ l 8et i-1-4 ~un • l.'\ •bh• 10 •1v~ '""uhn "1101 SlltYICL y., woril le rnJC'O &H ~ -nOva,euM.raJ ~ c~u~ tt a PUY btnd1t11 Appty Students lhl.s ad to your neurcst L n. , .... T ,.,. 'lll>lltu.• \o I arn Mu t ,._ .... l. H•--II d. " ""you. 9AM noon Mon Fri Kelly olf1c•• & rccc1v .. " "• ._ Jnv.-~ c·r41 puv l 0t1ll ~.-....&~• ""-'t'cp\/Typlst. Pl·Umo -<ii~ • Sell profit11ble at.lcro· p · I ' • • Noexpernec. Musl'be t8. LOTATT8t0Aa« ht.i • f'f'lHl'M U7311l71 ofyo.-cWc.. TypinA.Ute S/11,exrwrln COSTAMISA W!lve c:ookwu;1. We =O'nHOTIL 1ntt're11tlr1g tt-mporary f~gift.Jw.t ror uppl) payro(I & •t'ct• ptt)'able havo bett detlcn> which · JO~. fo'/T & after school UlgB M1.111t be ll ""I A MFXllANU . ,•11pc•r. '"""' .... Id d<"-•rt>Jf ~l> l "05 WM St. deroonat~at~ well and 900Newport~ntl'r Dr hrs Interview between IELC~ PllYM. rompany f\.-ncf IH' nt>k t.J 11ums1 1t1t" •new ,. tro11p • seUr~t CrouMfloo op Newportlicu<'h ~1 ~•lttry t <'mnmh,,0111 ......... & If. lawr••u lh·1·cpt1onl1t. p/llmt•, COSTA MISA unit r · Equal o r :!:i!t'k.: Good J>06lhoni. 4'fl 721W . 4!12 .. K'Jll ,,...... l'V~i./Sundon . Rl·Gls port ca1f MlcrqMort Employeft>tF '"'L f-4V •c L 'ti ~~~ ~~·~~f1~"~"':'u Me* .. S.Cy/a ec •Pold Vecoffon"-11a1r&runa.~--11s1.11t1tst. <Tm63H1131 --------~O~ off ice • "KeJ:cirt" ~knds Xlnt ha)l"h\, fa1)(>r .irtuntt' & l..i~t •Weellty,_,. llCIPT10MtST COSTA.Ml.SA ~amstress.canvas&up· SEC'Y/BKKPR ~OJ overload Peoplt- \'cm pi&nct1Jtt pr-f ~ typ1 t \\1o11t lo;Mw •"I l-'or Npt Sch YiAchl bkr. F.qual Opport Employer holstery prtducb.. perm, PIT. l·S. Mon-Fri .. Lite Newport IK-a<'h 833 1441 • t'Umm ll?lif! tmnt nlht<f' prot·t·dur1• f~ Lr1p w our urfil"l• for l> at & S un . 9 ·SJ Hime. Co Bene!itb. ex· bookkeeping, good typ 557-0061 Laguna Niguel 831.-0542 ftw.)'Qlf~ 8'7 ~7 11vollnwnl 1:. oil th•d 111 Telephone . riling SAL!SCLERK per~f.elS-2247 Ing, Salary negotiable --3723-•B•ir•c•h•S•t,•N•B-•I GardenGrow G311-0500 ~ M>.C.....1'1 flt"t' L1><'11tl'<l .il duplluhnft 4t It typ1nt1 Needed ror hardware s-•ET• •y New Port If a r b o ,. ---------NOT AN AGENCY • S..tll8i\JlS&\.'otl>bal>tm ~t~dtC'al.Ciirl f't-1 d1 ~ :..'OZ1 I': llhSt ,SI\ cal1M1w673·8Sll distributor. Mariite ex· ~ ".. Lutheran Church, 191$ NEV1':RAF'EE in d o lH' '" 11 a f •• t nftldf'(l for <ihc1r ot nvu 1 , Ht>twt·~n Npt &. ~ /\ perience nece11s~. C.ll Xlnt o,pty for growth Dover. NB. 548-3631 SUPERVISOR Equal ()ppor Employt't' \t ..i ch 1n1, 1 1 r a 111 .. t• tjooal mun~tlur M1•d11-.1l l'rw)' > llCll'TIONIST 549-86'7I for •Pet ~ de· with ctmpany s peculln· ---------~•AUTY .,., some t•' p ~ 1 1 n lt:it·karounl1 ht lpfu I Phones. some typlnJ. tails E 0 E MIF/H mg 11 total set-up or SECY DEC ,.. .. uum q r 1 ~ .t I cu1t rul U1\ ..r,1CJrC1 1•11:., amt BRENTWOOD mmc dutit:A. & :some 11.;1. · · · ' ch1npract1c o((i{•es. Fee P•1d ASSURANCf WAITHS nwdtlnc 111:1 up.i A11ph ~11m11 for 'llChl 1.1i•11\I mg 1-'/T. non· ·rnkr $Z75 Answer phonC5. haAdle On the go VIP seek:\ or· Irvine bast.'CJ medical de· Exper'd only nce<J apply in l)l'ni-On •tl 1011,.. \fon <'.,II Mu•t Hpt• llr MUISES hr 11tart onJy. On lilt• SALISCLRk cor~pondence & train ganiud pers lo assist in Viet! manufactunng firm Cillt>75·760'lforappt. t.bru Ft-1, litOI C'llirn··~1t' 0£'~1tM.-Uill ...O t10UU Photo!.( r., phi cs, 3#03 for gr9')hic & drafting in loan packug1ng. Posi· key manner. Call Kay, has 2 positions ava1lablt• .s&.SA.mJWiZ. <Wl-'ICf;Ul':I.P.fulll1m'' Uarbor81,E·S.C.M s upplies Phone & l ion reports to vice-1133-2700. Also ree jobs for s upervisor QuahtyWAITRl.'.:ss -Food --MID TICH FI 1· x 1 b I<" 11 1) u r ~ cOllnter o rder!!. F/T. president. SH helpful. Dennui & Oenrus PerliOll· Assurance . In ltlO in· wautress days. ll·3. app ;i Yrt-c>.p N'Q \tust hJ' 1· J lforbt•rt lfall Jt'w1·lt'r,, Ri-;(;EPTS750 Fee f u1d 1'eat uppeara.nce. S3 hr. ilnt t yping . a mus t. nel Service of Irvine, 2028 termed1aLe management ly days The De11vt'r Mm •''"Clll"'IST •,·ro~ino (...\he c-.,11 Mancvrl'I ~·~l Pl~u.~19 137~ TooGoodTol.TNt MasterBluepnnt 546-2558 _Mic_'_.h_e_l_so_n_. _____ J>OS1t1on. cund1dut1.: will CingMCo . ..,719 Wh 19th S1t1• "" ,, ... ~ .. ~0140 Ch "'rful ""rsonal"'Y & 234"' h A cu provide technic al as· ,,o P ont• c:a " Ml'dtc•l <Je"I''" htb l\.L:-:.! ()(flee: he4p Cull lime t)'l>-t..,_ ... ~ •• ~ isc er ve, 1" Secretary. PIT. mornings SECY $800 Fee Paid 1 unm<'do-om"to fot ---------1 ina. filing, phones pJus top skills will keep you 540-9373 w/some rlex1bll1 ty. LAmtdO.velop1111tnt sist.ance for interprela· _P_e_11.1>_·e_. ____ _ r-.. misc. •3 00 rwr hr. to going & growing W/th1s .. _ _.,_ d ( E I fi . I h I IJOO of quahty standard.<;, w .. ,n .. c:s DPHIMIHTAL MESSENGER .. la ... .,: .. cul..-xlnt firm. Call Cande1ce. SllUIUlan pre .• $5.00 hr. ~,c, arm:'" pus ocl ensure 1mplementallon "' ~ M>.CHINISTS SMnt.Ja~o Rank n""-<b .i " ....., ...,.. 848-1288. Also F'Cf J obs. 833-2235 wi tram into personne or all quality control!i Food & Coctta11. over 2i ('.mdldlt"" rn"cl ha•,, Pttrt lHTh.', $3 00 fX'r hr I~ Dennis & Ocnms PerSOI· SALF.S dept. call Amy. 848·l288. procedure::. & evaluah.• yr. Call b«wn 10·3. ask ... ... 't.lepen l\ble pHi.on lo I "/\Ml I ""' re-.. o(H .. •l1nut"n otr .. .a.y5 ... 1a..c: SICRETAIY Alsofeejobs.DeMis& conformance or opera· lor Karen.644·9550. Irv S+ rn. rdntc-d ~xj)\•r , mam1ain.1l>u>,clrt\tnii ix•r m .o 0 ''"'' ~~rvi ... e .... "'" ---AA.~ Nee ded r o r bu sy Dennis Pt>r so nnel CoastCC worlt from blue pnnt~. "'hedult· for our valut•d Mu:.t "''Ill und hav1: l'Jr Beach.16168 Bea:h MANAGEMENT urchilectual fir m i·n Service or Huntington hons to standards . Cun "-J • 979-~I So c I" i w kl dJdate will also directly vt>ruu 1nstruct1on or m t'lllltumcrs. l\1usl 1\11 \-t' .1 Re p ai r & o ye r h• u 1 . a uom 11n ~ Y plush Irv ofc. must have Beach. 16168 Beach. supervtSc the inspection formal i.kt'lrhci. ~1u:.t bu.., 1 n e i.:. I 1 I. c .. " PBX amiwt'nn" :.ervict•, foreign cars. ftipecmlly w/c1rcula t1on w1over good o fc s kills type havt' fabnr:it·"" ~ . .,.. l•M'I p 0 1 l ., ~ "".000 ..,.w•k~ a pro "'/~v~s · Semi retired coupll' to proces:. for a b1<>log1cal ~" '" " l' ·• r a re' '' l' ,, ",,II ~IC'"'nt•11c<·d Sl<1rt S3.00 die.els. Audi, lier"~. es. .al ,, ........ D ,. "f 55wpm & work under 60 t d It -....a·cal device. WAITRESS f\111 & l>l·Umc for relm." ment home. 848-881 t. 1ng & rep111r ~xt;.1t111~ pl!r..onuht)', bondabk "'' hr _";'111 ... ,1.. BMW, Piat. Pl.'Ugo• Rov. expcr . to manaic 1t :. pressw'.e Call 631-1700 manage1 CumM a Nu """"' tovhngon productu111 a good dn\ ml( !'\'Corel 10 """" " er. Datsun & Toy~; ex· growing display s ales · · cchl~lmd P ex · · .,,,.,? Positions requl re 1-3 W a 1 tr t' s i.. ·Col' kt it 11 Wt>ofCerxlnt Co l~ndm dnw our bunk <"lfr i-·or l'l!X arrunl! car f<t' ~lfunl'· forc<>.Ouremploycesare SECRETARY ren. no pet.II ......... years pre vious ex· Wa11rei-s. P IT . Will dd 'g profit l)h11nng furtht!r 'nlorlTW lll111 1•011 I\ II s we ring s c r v I l' c l100 or danvge; clean. aware or th rs advertise· ror environmental sec of gro88 631·2950. penencc '" Quahty Ai.· Ir a'" NP t H<' h I Ol' Apply lll pcr::.on or O} Ul<t, 'Jf't:rulor lull & l'/'r. <.:all repair or re,lu<f p<1rb. !!1,~~l~ryS~1:~,;.t·~:~d this Fas h I s l land Ser vice Sta. Attendant. sur:ince or QuaJity Con· 5'11M948. phonebetween~.3Cl·-l .30. SANTIACiOIANK t\35-:\561 n.·pairuutolta~.A/C & ., • ., D ·i Pil PO plan'g /cnv1ronmental exper"d. f\illorp/t1me. trol. pre(eErablr ini-an-ted_N_oon __ A_i_dl>_fo_r_l_la-v Mar~aret Dark Pel"l\Oflnel Dept 2nd fl r ---PEHSIOH electricul sys ttfns. 4 yrs 11""'' ai Y °"· · research (1 rm. X I n t Apply. Arco Stal.lon. 17th supeNlsion. xpenence i'n•erm. "chool. lurl"h du SHILEY LAI IMC 5JS !!:. 1.Sl St. Tu;Un yn .a.1ui..r. cxper requJre¢ S9.7S per CBoA.x ~· Costa Mesa, worltin" ltltmosp &t benef. &Irvine. CM in one°' Lhe following in· ~ " ' lie ""''·5200 L'I'"-""" "ia:o h T k d to n"aresl ~· "b k 11 dus lrtes 1s requ1 red: ly supervts1on. 2 hr.>. da1· 17600Gi t.le °""" uvc. Npt Bch urea. Will train r. a e • " n ove average s 1 8 Med 1 ca I d e v 1 c e. ly556·343i trvme.CA92714 1---------1 d etail minded. m 11th employmt'll~evelop· req. Sal comm wtexp. Service Station Allen· Phar maceuhcal or inr--------- • -C3-11•979--•0500-•E• •. O_E•:-1Messenger wanted Mon. oriented indiv m aclmin menAdp~•ddeptor. ~:np~y·~~-Se~d resu~e to J . i~nl. :i:1r&'~·l_ Day A & Aerospace where en· ANTED· No. Laguna ---------Wed. Fri for Irvine.-<le or money purchase & .., (oi "3 Sales Steuiet', c/o 2'v Newport es. p ime. P· \llTOflmental controls are Beach. Older 1.idy or ~...Jit :.han'ng plan. F'/T, DISPL.4 y Center Dr Su1le 215 ply, Shell Station. l7lh & r e q u 1 r c d . 8 5 , n molher or young child to Mag Card 11 ()perulor for velopcr. Must be ablt! to •'"" N o Ca,,_;,,,. · I ... ..; ... NB c ' :.. s nd 7 permanent .pos. Typing R. E.~'Lic. Only" •DV1t.1tTISI~ .Do, -.. ·-----'-...... _. __ • -----rrucrob1olooy i's a prnrn· are •Or"" e my .yr law office. Expcr. Call dnve standard shill c<tr. d C 11 T , """ IA\ ...._ ., "... old lovely. well behaved Mrs. Reed7S2-6841 'rlorro fHing & Xcro'<· ii. req · 3 erry aor ICING G r ow 1 n g w ee k I y SECRETARY. Part time Serv Sta Kelp nei!ded 1m· qws1te or a BSME or daughte r to El Morn . ang dulws. Jn (1U1nci. '<le· appt, 644•7540. Of~ CAaEH newspupt~ in Orange Co &full lime. gd S/H & tYP· med. F\111 or pit. Apply B SC he Pr C' r c r r t: d · school. Your hom(· or M:uds wanted. Seal'liff cepted Thur~ & Fri ftHONEWORK IHUALESTATE? area provides a career ing. Pleasant. perm. 990E.Cst Hwy.N.B. Knowledge of environ· mine . 497-231l2/t•vl•i. Motel. l66I S.Co11~Lllwy, 9 ll 557-5511 ' " F I r opport tn dispUiy advert 645-2:1666 mentaJ controls &G~P's Rers.r(""Wred. Lag Bch. 4'4-489'l Verify orders-no selling. ree ta1n1ng 1 you sales for that indiv w/2 ---SGT. PEPPERONIS a plus . . ... Maintenan~e helper. ex· MESSEHGER Good PI T pe rmunent qual#-or mote yrS related CX· SECRETARY. opemng PIZZA STORE We offe r an excellent WAREHOUSE PERSON s>cr. desirable. Apply 111 Must have own cur, ,iood Job. H.rs 5 .30·8 :30PM. C~C7141991·0660 per. I: a proven track with nationally known Now hinng. for full & benefit package th:ll m· Need 1ndiv1dual wit h person. 31106 Coalit llwy. dnving recQrd, guaran· Mon-fl-i. Apply at the rec Xlnl guar/comm r_eal estate appraisal ~/time Openings at loca· eludes compr~bens1ve basic math for ~eneru l So. Lag. teed 20 hr wk Dill ncb· UaLly l'llot. 3.-.0 W Bay, compen~o tion b e ne r r1rm In need of secretarv t1on near 0 .C. Airport. medical. dental &opucal warehouse work. Foun bie btwn 1\J & 12 only <.:oslu Mei.u. Ask for ~TAURANT prog. For confidentlul wl!h _knowl_edge;able _Mustbe 18orover.Apply plans as well as profit lain Valley. 111.i 1 Ma 1 n ten fJ n c e man . ~71. Huth U:uvltl. Circulation conside ration send re· ed1tonaJ typing skills. m person. shanng. Please send re· ~710. malure, experienced in --"-------Dept. E O.E. COUNTER sumetoad •J4l, C/O'J'be Oppof1un!tY to take on 23008.E. B~tol sume along with s al1.1ry1--------- rnotel "restaurant. App COR.P Fee PJ1d •1 .... " H~£--•d J Dally Pilot. P .O. Box ad. d 1 .l 1 o n a I a d • Santa Ana He1gM.s mformat1on to. ly an person. 31106 Coast MGR TRAIMEE ,.. 4~·11 .7':.~ir-· 1560. Costa Mesa. CA m l n • ~ t . r. a l I v e 549-8674 Margaret Dark Warehouse llwy,So. Laauna. Xlnt training prog ofr'd ..,,.. 00.> PERSONNEL 9'JS26 responatbhhtes . .Ex· <Nextlo McDonald's) SHILEY INC men •--------•I to personable, am.bilious r--Pl-... -__..._--.i----..::-~---.~-· cellertt salary & cor· F.qual Oppor Employer l76001G711~1e1 !~· !J!?Z'714 REGISTER NOW FOR indiv for nat'I firm. Call -....., ~ porale benefit.a. College .. "'~ WORK ON Maintenance Candace, 848·1288. Al.,o Knld~ in part,_ & salel CARL'S JR. IS NOW AC· SALES degree not imperative. SHIPPING CLERK ON-CAL.LBASlS 'ART· TIME Fee J obi. Dennis & D1•n· n('('. F/1' or P/T. Gecrfll ~I rl 642·'788o Santa Ana r~ has 1m· Teacher" ror Chns tian WE."l'CLIFi'' G I P • ( Pl b' HB c:·ut 1,. .. ,. C E P 1' I N G A P · or Su And Sport. ---------""'" ., enera handy worker ms crsonnt'I ~rvicc o um mg, . .,.,., •. ,,,,. PLICATlONS FOR Newport Bl. Npl SICllTAltY med opening for Slup· sc h 0 0 1 . 1611 3 5 TemporaryServices n~ed 4 hours per day. Huntington He.ich. 161h8 PRESS ER . D ry cl~n EMPLOYMENT. Sch. Ph675.7874. N~ Beac.bAd Agen· ptna/Rec Clerk w/some erookhur s t, Ftn Vly . 1617Westcliff.Ste200 salary open. Employee Beach. needs presser . no e •r tAL c·y.p•ng a11o..·pm, prev exper. Apply In person Call 91.1-7831. 631-0610or7S2·91l~ benefits b ased o n ES ... """" nA JOam Mon thru Fri ----------·---------Mod Is •~ "'-nee, will train. Call t.1wn f\111-time and part·tlme. ' C II """ • ' average or hours e cxc.ol"Orts "" 8(7g1en41CJ_,c:e~1r pre •• 8 1801 Carnegie St. SA. TEACHER-Pre-School. \llorj(ed. Apply hetwcen Masseuses 7 & 3. 548·6485 day and rugbt positions HI' .J.,.2 farms .....,..,,.., . 979-9552. S2.80 hr. afternoons. Mon.--------· llam·Jpm. Nation a l Fe male. Top m~inl!y avalluble. Must be 18 or "'"' t.hn>Fri 897 :.!IS9 WAREHOUSE Education, 4401 Birch Must have car u:H -2140 P RINTING over rorclosmg nights. has PIT sa es oppty for SECRETARY SHJPPINO DEPT . · GIN. LAI-N mature lady. Why not get for So Orange Bid r . 'Aca<B Teacher's aides. Part & """ St.. ewpor\ Beach . '1orning newspaper auto -OfF..SET Apply in person. Tues; back into selijng in a Con9tr exp lo ~me SU Ou ........ •-n.: 'b flAll tJme. good salary ASSEMBLERS I Near OC Airport J. route, Approx hrs.4·6am Oft&t.4TOI duy through Saturday, pleasant. loterottttng pref. Must be able to DC· . r ~, .. a ""11 .. ,.sm U· ~ ~qua l Oppe-rtuntt)' Xlnts1tuationrormaturt-360AHDJCK .Pla!ernt1k· 2-SPM at the following Hickory Farms Store. cept respon. Sal comm lion center has openi.ng ·5484436 IMMEDIATE orEHINGS Employer. persoo as carrier-dealer. · , ._, ·r C A R L ' S J R . ·See Mr Thompson at w/ab11Hy. Send resume for indJv wl eJ!per ship· TECH ... ICt .a. .... ang.ncg.str1pp1nt. r1 · ping r eceivin g & " "'" Approx earnan~i. O\ er Menter...,....,.. RESTAURANTS: South Coast Plaza Lower ~-!·Cao. !e!. 2445. Capo warehOusing. Duties inc Sm electronJ~ co. mov· MAINT·HANDYMAN /\pt maint. in bwldmg clean-up, CM. NB ureu Full time Some ex· per1e n ce n cedt!d S350 mo. 540-3006 2.34 Fischer Ate. CM melt. °"''• · ,_,.,.. some forklift & ab1hty to lllg t.o San Juun Capo MOVIE & TV EXTRAS 540..9313 * c I' Saleslady for dress shop. SECRET >.RY drive 2 axle van . Vnbd seekin~ person exper'd NORRELL N E E D E u B y I ar s I Over 30 pref P11rt time. Exec sec'v to Fa~h1on C A II<-r eqd. Apply In tun In~ R ... & TempararyScrv1ces ~1665 ~ " between 8am-3pm, Ao• M1crowavt> filters. will H '! L L Y W O 0 D l'roduction Workers, No J J · island Invest firm. Xlnt t.hony Schools, 44-0l 811"(11'1 cons1der tn11nCl' w/l!Omc CASTlNG DIRECTORS. experience necessary. f * SALESLADY tor jewelry 01>'y. good skills req'd. St, Newport Be a<'•· electroml' bkgmd. I.ark 54t..a071 Guar<:tnt.eed resull;S. over i:ood bcoerlts. hours • store. full t1m1.'. ~-3402 Call: 7141640-012.3. <Near OC Airport 1 Eqool En•neen ng, 8ti6 W. l6lh EOE/ M f' 64.2 · I ti03. . MAHAGEMEMT S.000 Jobs filled Lhis Y.ear llpm lo 7um Plc1:1i.c call l!I032CUlver Dm orS411·3270eve:s Opportunity Employer. Sl. N.8 . 642·9205 ~~~~~~~~~ E U I alone. S25..$JOO per duy rr IW2 l5.'13 IRVJNI'.: U:~:~ ~o~e ~~;~r~~t~ accepted. Yrly t1.>e. v1c1-; --------1 Salesperson. full lime. im· SECRETARIES SHIRT MACHINISfS TECHNICAL :.t.-curi: future '" 8 but> I· VI D "~ 0 CA~ T l N n PRODUCTION 31852 Del Oblspu md. post. avu1f. Hct:iil & CUTilltS WRJTEB Wood Sign Maker needs lramcc. 0111646-073.3 ncss or your own. No S'l':RVIC~.17141 761 ·1244 HR_.S SANJUAN ''OO.nter.646·5058 (With&WilboutSH> r equired for En•lish '"" t'XI ~ f'"IOft CAPISTRAN<. TYPISTS .. need w leave your pre · SECONDSlllJ-'T Salt.ispcrson. aggr~sive, • company malung high Opportunity ror r ight ood workini.: & arts ,'!t person to have• a long craft mstrurtor. Male. 2'l tHm ass1gnml!llt wnung yrs .or older Hourly or assembb'. test & operal· fuJI ltml' Workin~ with 1ng procedures for CQWP· youth. 642·8:17:! for appl ment used in petroleum 9amto5pm ~nt position. Start s pare Newspaper earners. ear-We M e accepting ap·I po:uuve attitude . 1'ull or PIX class, custom,made tJme without investment. ly mom. Times. S350 to plications for produclmn pi t. Expcr. or will train. Loog & short term 3 5. shirls. New pN'nllses 646-7989. $400 per mo. 1 week paid til!lpers on 2nd shifts Mon Apply in person, Stan· signments. Holiday & ~ening in thl) area. ................ GER TRuES 97\·u91:_';,!f1t~r 7 weeks work. lh.ru Fri, llam·llam & dard Shoe Store, CM. v a c a t 1 0 n Pa Y . hiust be aklnxperi~ In -""' " """ I Jprn Xlnt s1tlary. m7S. Bnstol. Hos pitalization plan s559~lm8S6 Mg.r frpnanyk. Nationwide jewelry co ---------lit.1lefit!-t •· uood workln•' 'I will tea c h you the HIGHTCLERK .,.,. .. Salcspcrsontoworkhob· nva1. Rotitron.moroAlgsooly. Industry sub-surfarl•I---....;.,_ ____ _ d1rect 1011 hndmg Will WORK AT HOME . 1 b .-.c" k & l'ond ·, Cu me to thtl by shop. no exper nee. Jewe ry us. <>C.J\J w w<1nted. Apply in person Pttf'SOnnel Dept to com-FUii time. Call 640·2641 <'omm. No exJ>{!r nee only Ask for Sue. Coral ""1.'ile <1n applicution. w1·11 tra1·n "'or uiipt. "all .,, Tue-Sat. 644·5396cvcs. r ' Reef Mott>I. 2645 t1;1r bor. CALIFOAM _642_·_Sl_63 _______ ,_c_~_1._______ 10061 Von Karm11n Ir\' E:qu11I Opp Emplyr Manager-nit::hl. 1l1 g h ·d , w _ , , volume liquor market. ~urse A1 cs. e arc seek· Top puy & workmg con· ang nurse a1dc11 to. care P roh•:.,lonal C<i ke de· d itions . Expcr. pre-r~r our elderly patients. coratnr 25·40 hr. week. ferred. Apply in per:.on, faper is not nee 1( you 49'192.10 9AM·41'M . 3041 S . h,aveahe1t1t&willlearn. P1Thclp net.odt.'l.I for por· Bnstol, SA. Qlll. Mrs. Gron~ach at uoo shctn". Mall' pn·f. 532·ti848. Fountain Con· .. ---------1 valescent JI06pitul. 1835 ldeul for college student. M lln flel<, must be cln & anagers W. LaVe t11. Oran11e. rl'I 53 hr s turt. Ca ll UJOJEM Equal Oppor Employer. 979,0747 art lpm for appt. NURSE PH1mc omce help Siii, 28651 Margucr1 MISSION Equal Opply Mi l<' SALES P/T, can work into 1-'/T. in Lag Bch Boullq\ll'. Mature female wlxlnt appearance. t:xp pre('d, /\sk for George, 497-2887 SeD wlth E1\SE' It's a BREEZE Class1f1t.'d Ads &12·56711 VOLT 'f Ml•(~flAJ , ·~t t• t I 3848 Campus Or1ve 546-4741 <Across From Orange Co. Airport Equal Oppor Employer *Secretaries* Shoe Sales. P /T . top grade. no Suf!J.. Hrly + comm. + ijcent1ves & benefits. Eifer ne(:. Mr. Wh1Le or NT Murow1tz. Westcliff ~hocb, NB. 548-86114' ------ worlc. dir~ly with pro· Phone sale.. hght bulbs ject engin~rs. We offer Call 530·5220 11 t'Ompelll1ve startmg•--------- wal(e. xlnl benefit s I P oper..typ1s1. min package & a dcsirable 70wpm. WIPor DIPexri Ora nl(e <.:o locuuoo. ~ired. Npt Bch law 01 Send resume to Scier1tJf1c rwe. 640·8!IOO Dnlling Contro!s, 4040 YACHT MAI NTENANC~· Campus Dr . Ncwp0rt &, • Beach. CA 92660 or call c.-"'GfNE . Don Swanson. 557 9051 ""'' 64~-~lf ttmt· ~Hatt Imme l. o penin ic female/,,...Ulc. Will tra m. Xlnt c<1benefits & rapid T~l8hone Salu increfSes. OeltroniC', Wrk PtT'mourteltiphone MerdNMdiH Corp.929 Baker. C.M. salt.'S room&l:ltlllpursuc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 545-~~-·----oulli1dC' act1vil1es. AM & ~ 1005 & PM shirts. Guur waJo<~S + ••••••••••••••••••••••• Star rnJ 1mmed1ately . comm Call ror details .1--------- .. 17 •• Jl) .: r ~1 •• ., .. \~ affd.. pNIAIW#tJ: . · -LYliS ~~l'!lr.~ ~ San "Cfemente/Lg1 ~~. xnn :oia1W' ltpg rol"ien''T"contrador . Niguel & Costa Mesu. bener Apply 1"las1otsh1p fleiuble hrs & inform111 Slart $4 per hour to $5.50 Conv Ctr. 466 Fla~shlp oHici: arrangement. Call Leital/Genl $l2K Bkkpr/Conslr/Genl Employers Pay All Fees Liz Reinders Agencv ~., ... -:_ .. ~. flewport Beach. 833·8190 Call for Appt/ FA tab '64 rocalruction supcrinten. L.A Times, 540· 30l • ~eh,,u.~..,_ .. -_ ~;;,~~/&-#!J~. H~~Q~~;r.j~~~ .... · · • """~'· -'--1 "" r~ty, upts. -~do:."' LE . -c .. ..., l ti ~ ·r. tr • '72 3f ~ '70 nil ~ ... "61 tn r• -'78 I cop 8 t I ""•" 4.Wu -77 • 8Wll I ~ per hour. No experience Rd. N&.642·A044. 548-074\. necessary, we train For ------------------• 1 n (or mat 1 on ca 11 NURSE Racquet Club gutt: atten· 714/537-4840 LVN dant, muat be avail evcis Equal Oppor Employer 59 Bed facility. Xlnt pny & wknds . Please call for ---------i & benef. Bayview Conv appt. 645·5000 ext 520. U•tpttt Clerti Hosp. 20SS Thurln, C.M. Mon·Fri, 8:30·5pm. Tobacco s hop ~ a _542_·_3505_. _______ R_e_a_l_E_s_l_a_t __ e _o_H_l_c_e moli v a ted. ex per· d NURSERYMAN menaRer /sales man for person to run estab shop. F\Jll-time, maklr.c male new office. Pan/time ok. Sec HIU'Old, 495 E. 171h over 2t. 6 Days Incl L1ber&I compens ation _St.._C_M _______ , Sal/Sun. Wo rk with plan. Call after 6 pm. Manufac turer requires plants. tree.c; & dcll"ery. _548_·-8348 ________ , shop worker, full time, Exper pref'd. $3.00 f lt no exper. nee. CM a reu. u P · Lag u n 8 11 iI1 s Real Eiitate Ph642•2244. Dave. Nursery. lnc. El Toro, !XICUTIVI 8.10-5&3. Ms nufllcturer needs in· LOAN OFflCa dlvldual for shi-ppini:. In-HURSES AIDE A position ts available :.pectlon, production. etc. OltDHUtS for a person who has a EJtper pref'd, but will ABOVEAVERAUE desire Lo join an ag. train rtght person. Apply STARTlNG WAGf, Jtres&lve mortgage loan in person 837 W. 18th St.. Apply t.o Newport Conv company doing business Costa Mesa. Center, 1555 Superior In So. Orange Co. MARJNEHARDWARE Ave,Nptlkh. Prefere~ will only be W • h .... 'ltSIS •IDES given to it college grad •• r c ll e m g r • "" "' currently employed In knowledacohllwarehsc FIT or P/T , 1 3.30 or the field or ban~ln2. /\ actlvltlea, Including 3-U :30. On gotng train· Calif real est4te llccnso c~tomer ~rvl«> & In· l.n1 fc cert!( prog. Apply i:1 requirf'd. f;l(ccllent side sales. Marine expcr •iaisb1p Conv CenlN, salary/tomm s~hedule prefe~&U-<4800 466 Flagship Rd, N o. permits u n limlt •d 642-804•t pcnsonul ¥rowth & Im· .........., S.C'y ---------1 mediate income. Send to div. sales mn•r of NUltSt'S AIDES re8ume to G Kaufman. '14 t !!tnt cwldc f.inan c 1al F &ft P IT. All 11hlns. Pre (12(1 Newport Center Dr .. All', srvc's firm. Xlnt ~rowth certification cl83stl4 or. Ste 211, Ncwp1)n. Beach • .._ oppor. Ty Ing 6Swpm. fered. HB ConvoJ~cent CA 92660. '4.Y. ''" l"Z ~ "1'.'>""t°'r • . f'!~~~~~~~!'t -••• i ' DAILY PILOT ' SICllT ARIES TYPISTS GIH.OfftCI JOIN THI TUM OF ' rttOFISSIONAL TIMPOURIESf NORRELL I Temporary Ser'Jes ~pping centers. Call SB'TEMIH {/Y'age .Wlll s un .• 141752·7888. Ticket clerk for Mutual ONL '( A .,. Antique Musit• Boxe:., STOCKCLERK gcnc y. r ul 1 time Clocks W Phon e for upp 1 , arehouse handling of 1141557.92l2 usk ror Mr A•ric• incoming and, outgoing West , Ne wport StJ · lllfe~ sl.Odt. Misc olf1ce duties. tiooers r----.:_, Some outside delivery. ' - VaUd drivers lie. Please TOW TRUCK ORIVF:R U102Kettenn~. Irvine caJI Al. 556-4671 or apply NEEDED l\lust hav{' ex-·---7•54•·•17•77---· at 111003 Skypark Circle penenn'. Must live in ----___ _ Suite H Irvine Costa Mesa 646·96311 :? Oalc roll-top desks. turn SfOCKCLERK P/T9:30am-2pm. Calf 540-8101 Get GREEN cash for WKITE elephants wilh a ClassU.ed Ad Ca u 642·5678 Traltwe ,osition or the century wt Ou I< Swnch bo11rd opt•r ,\II choirs $795 u :.tit. 557 ISOH hrs, all ~hlfts. Cull for ANTIQUE SHOW &SAU. Appt. 64S·15'lS Scpt 28·0cl I. TYPIST, fnst , accurntc, exper. ror busy word pro- cessing -lypcsettln~ of. {1ce near O.C a irport THE OFFICE. 549·21118 Long Bea1·h Thur & Fri. 10am-9pm Sut 10 6pm. es Parsannll Sun llam·Spm THE MARKET PLACC: 213/596-4411 Typist/ Rccept ion 1s t, Cst Hwy & Bookkeeping exper re.1 __ W_es_t_m_m_::._Le_r_A_v_c:.;,._ q·d. Pt·t1me. 645-6441 w.-. ....... s ... ., ..... .... ,.. .... teeth Ail. Se v~ full & part ·lime positions Imm lately available In our sales depa cni, Expenence (leslrable. but uny sale pOtude will be considered For en tnle 1ew please contact our stori: manager (II I 111 .. , , ..... 1010 -@~.:@&1~1i • TYPtST /RECEf'T Appi-.ces 10 I 0 Property Mitmnt Co ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must tyJ)c' 80wpm. & FRGtc'f 01\MAGEO h11ve ability to handle HOTPOINT SALE 330!l telephone l'nlls 1n 11 W Warner nr Jl.trbor. plca~1n51 m11nner Cull Santu Anu. 979.2921 for 1nt~rvll'w ~-18';'6 '1Yl>tst. trmnee, SO wpm. (or tllll· Ins co N a 833·7&.> CASH P1\IO W~h rl Dry roe ! R .. fri g ~wtung or not ~7 1U3.1 i ' ' ., t • .. ., li II -'11 Ct la -..,, " ' . -• '"' ......... art.cl ..... IC.. aOIO ~•w:t IOI O ~~ .. --.... ••••••••••••••••••• ••.......•............. ···••········· AaltotW..tH 9HO ...... l .. 1rW W Combltl1nc t bourla, mutt ••her, Dry e r•. ~I Uvw rm dinJna .. COf'YMAC HI l'ru t , lt e•u tul , vu1aUI•. 1u11r11 e"d, Rll wry cheap 008 83 '78 CLEARANCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• WIWIU IUY YOUIDATSUN PAJDPORORNOT TOf'DOU.AI F<>ITOPCAaS •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97ll Multtc)'c le deluxe bdrm lurn . Alao modela OlllY-Completl"ly Nurthface bac kpac k. r~lt. n:llnuibed Vt'ar Co&eoman llllO U'ftl, 8'.'1rt1 Guaranl4le Your cho1ct-iwuher. bab,y furn . " SUO each Salr en1.b aUtSe C.11l3S8221 atU ··················~···~ lOt l/7" C.oast Apph1111ct' Elirly Am•r ~h 6 lov n4 ~ 25a t!llt'lll XJnt cond 1200 Oill •ft 6Pm. $38..9908 Scan IT cu I\, -0Jdlpgt, ""U.. I -d 4 Cwb11e > W/leoe mater _, " map e r•111cr. CHO ~ • draw.in, malchln11. mlr- --ror. xlnl l80 SllHtOO ---llotpotot ffill'1•, runt well POR SAl~E · Cu1uu m •uo Dtnc-ue Ht •100 made al11&11 top cuff 11 2730 _ _ hie. w~ht iron lea». u t'u ft Admiral, ,ar kJna IN'f.I. IArlill' lamp Of'lrosl. Clll •I\ Gl'M , Kain temp "" 1PM W..A•I TA THIS rrom your bUllln-.. ca 11 wt.ere ,,.. Send urw t'ln1 lot .,. BOAT ACTION IS tq plua Ofle spare. B I return permane ntly For uy rfg ~ a\tr1H'tlv~ laR & Or Selling •tritp, mHllni& alrllne Anet for the ID 1'9Quh .. menta. Pn.o t.itnt In vent 1oaa • lhen • Por 1t ....,.AT ING NEWS penonaU1t'1d taa l'l'KIOH -v wallpepu, fabric or <htellourfront "~ Olo" pap.tr I. we h*IC NII wtll baclC & inm your e ~ nm 640-M I~ llJI. Or try two 1•nrdlt l....!•·~~~~ bad:wbeck = rtucr.s a l'a ur 31"6 .\tr~.OOOOHTt l, Mu I lirll dl lllOJl rtp 4!5t1P$l.80C1t t•Jln•U CGflCI SJ~ 1·a h 1udohoard. ' butch U50 6/fHqa ll 00 "" WAN"f~l)i Udo l4. com· pit-ti! wll~ lraller Mu..'lt be .cood "~d & reuona.. ble 646-213a ~ CM Antiqul" Oalr att~U-ry 100.-mor Sl 40 i•• - -S300 a fold down bf..oda S25 Sal T 1 cl d Hnind nirw ka~n wtov~. ei. t40~evea .. ; 4* u n udl' avocado tr••"· ••II --NOCAR09 ao.ta. ,.._ t040 r lcuUea ovea, db. C?3CJ 8'111\ • Gi'rtl 1'14 Playrr Draw your own or send ••••••••• •••• .. •••••••• """-Ao-°'·-·•-· ·~·..,. •• ....,.. nam~. addrt'SI, ptwnt• ' ..... 1, r h .,,.,_ .... .,.. ....... VIN H.-.. _,.·11 makt-one crtnJ ~r •o ower SPGrt 111 •na A\O('ado llllc be n ,;k, ~:;1u~n~~~e0iu~f;~1 U&i Add ~ucb boat WOOd h~. flying ~ l'llQ,. top. IC'CIAd tub, ..... ,.7..., Stood ~It or moot'y or bridai\l. newly tt!l>ullt fl"llntdoor.etc •l·l'TTfl ..,..,, _ dt!rlu l'nglnl' N•ed a ~Oml' -rtLOT PltMTING work Ovt'rall CO.dilio!' 57995 ., ... ~ llAM»NIW lt71 •MC 1/i J<* 4.14 wnM T·TOP •4001111 ......,._.......,.,_ ...... ~-.- llM ·-· -• ----..1101»11 •OOD SB.ICTIOM '12 TOM 4•4's. Jl ..... YS AMD VAN COMYBSIOMS AU.AT llCISAYl ... S 0,.....,D-, 714 ..... lk')•n 1020 =)' ~": ~'~! ~~c po &x 15'!0 u c(*llenl Brund new ....................... dtlM ~ c!'l-'Cit."1'1&1•, es7.0701 Costa •tew• en 02626 dtr<'ct1on11I lander a nd Tra If artot.... """-'-!, _ - --!. l"M :!-way r11d10 $5090 or ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• · ~ 9520 8 Cl•119atJ 8unlc Bt...S. $7) Ur11~ P..d PlfONt;MATfo: take over poymetit1>. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• • _,...,, w utmost nev4·r u~ed Telephone' 11ni.wer1ns ~mgsfM5 9376. -9\20 'Jiford V8 Rdfilr cmpll- /-.4 ldt er.n Qu en maureu . SJW !:fr~~:: s~~:•rr, ,70. s 7 . c h rt b c 0 n n I c ·······-····--·····-,·· ly restored rrom. botlOm Uft. IOlltcf MX bit ~8 · . wtNewport "hp. encl. art Older camper 4·sale. v./o up. A reitl cherry. ln-Piarti1 & rt-t8•ra all ...... 549 1055 Uote~r. 7~·371H_. __ Sl85.000. 1175·7411 or truck. SlSO. Stove & tetersted buyers only, ~ke:i. Oitm It rlWilltc •••••••••••• ••••••••••• U.., r1Uroad ties. C:hc1tp. 675-2172 ref rig. 64().2700 ~~8~13~a~l4l~~~. 'tt;r~ .;.~70Nwpt Blvd CM. Movina nle. chairs. bktj(. You h•=r2 Sacnfkc, '71'1 Sea IUly, 30• i Foot Overhead Campe 7prn, (714)644·5736. BARWl":I( DA T~UN < 'I I 831 1Jl'>·1'1l lJ7., WE BUY Cl.IAHCAIS anuc•s CONNELL CHEVROLET 2G8 HarbOr Blvd. CCSTA MESA 544-1200 WE PAV TOP DOLLAR fo'()R TOP USED CARS t"OREJGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If your car i.s extra clean keUlflrst. IAUBIUIQ 29'lS Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979,2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH UfedQlrMgr 54().5130 1011\~0\ & ~O\ • I IN< < l( N Mf IH llHY 2629 HARBOR BLVD. "2-7910 auppffrs, many other Sunbradge, lo hrs. all -Teardrop. design -1--------- ilema. Wt'd,.Sat. 33911 Pool t bl b i 11 xtrus ,411 600 Owner complete with stove. 19G CorvalrConvt. lilke parts for suh:. I red Sliver Lante rn 0 . I'. ui • .e 1 add ie(;~ Duve 'Kuec'bter' 559-8191 ~rig. Plenty of slOruge $~.Call _IUY boy's 5 spd. rwwc•r mdl, 4913-2375 ~ ... P;.,.~c, lu) .,';.1 · .. r.... or 55&-!;233. si.ce -Phone 545·7671 549.7054 ,,...s; ~toffen1.~13 .. ..,. .... ..,_,.' ""''-""'· -t>ncedotS450. --------USIDCAaSI t'aUo Sale Speclaculur. f\all M be hi M BRISTOL • BRISTOL 36' l~ Al~a Romeo R.dBtr . We're the new Chevrolet COSTA MESA l!~'s &bwlon l'unthcr Antique china, crystal V d •me ris t P an Cl eta Unifllte aft cabin, ult BY OWNER-'75 Dodge 20li0cc eng, 5 spd trans. dealership in t.be Irvine boy's crul be r blkt!. Bnca.brac,oldteucart, GelrfTe oun5 r1y 1° · xtras louded equip MalClVanCamper,33,000 S2:it0.C.11549·7~. Auto Center. We need R to d Sho .. , d ta'-•~· y 'l ,.,.. o . ennJ ll· w mm ng . . ma' l ps .. AC ... M ---------1 i•11 re • ... con . """"· ou name ' ... ...., 964-2723 d . 840 491S custom fly bridge pror • s ., • . r your used car! <.:aJIS48-2413. &torr W. McFadden, SA Cle. y11, • muintained. s7•8 .000 stereo: cruJse-o·matlc, '66CadConv. JOE -eves. Ownor 2 13.594.0634 or new tires. very good SUOO/orfer Cah 1035 8" FIOUJl!!SCent_!ixtures,Waterbed , 10 s pd , 213-799-2215 cond. 1714) 151-9998 6'5o6722CM MACPHERSON CREVIER & I Sf 6 l llOo\DWAY UMfA AMA 835·3171 Tltl UUIMA Tl 04ltVIN0 MM:Mttte •USIDIMW1• '75 m AIW>.1916MTV) '75 2002Auto,air <Id 2236) '76 2002 4sp,air( lJSNWZ) '76530t ; S /Rl581RCS> 763.0slS/R C029RKMl '77 630cti 41p 1962TRS) '71$30;•spS/RCOl'7Vl · CloNd °" S•Rd![! OIAl«il!COUNTY-S '78 l2C Spider, AIM F/M Caas, dlx. pkg. mags. OLO!ST nll1. lug. r ack, bette r & than new. S6850 call Ron 673-1239 fo~at '74 Xl-9. Salet-Service·Leaslng Red. Mags. $3200. Row Carver.Inc.. t11c1c9S-1797. Rolla ftoyce BMW '72128, 4-dr ••••••••• ••• •• ••• •••••• ~ "°f8~r · ltres, ~Oy'I$, skateboard, Color TV. eves/wltnds only· 'St Chevy 2-dr, CHEVIOLIT 2 pure bred Siamese kit· ys c ot ng sz: 1 -12. 960-5006 32' Luhrs twn·dlesel sedan lul...e-r::-/ rblt-"'"" & trans. d lire men11, ladles & misc. riaher, loaded. $33.000 --.. "'-....-21 AulOCenter Drive tt:ns. box ln11nc · Thun. Fri. Sat. 10-4. 11 Comstat 52S, 40 channel firm. 8'75-*4 Scoo 9150 Sl'G0.552·0483 JRVINE C.., 9715 .._. 9727 ~~~~~~· I ova bl~. Muu, (Northwood} Irv. CB, complete. antenna & ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 761-7222 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1540Jamboree ~.OOOmi's,$995 Newport Beach 640-6444 --~-•rp........._' _960-_2556 __ _ alJ $100 960-3207 '71 Suiuld PE2So ~. '69 ---------"11 C.pri. auto trans. P IS, • • • 4 • • • • • • • ....... 1060 . . wow11 !!~~.!!-SL90, S12S. RecrvJ.i~ w•NTEDI Ri ff. good cond. $975. • « Do91 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedroom set-like new. •• · '"""""'' _. 9530 A • 548-7916 ir « ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUA.L.FA Kitchen cabinets. two 10' •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Late model Toyotas, Golden Retriever PUP· Seary hay. SS.85 wooden work table11 . 81>· Boat <'la-Pn·ces Must sell '74 ~Honda, '70 20 ft ()per Road M.H. Volvog, Pi.ckuJ)6 & Vans. 4Spct A/C, Sn. rl. AM/FM : p1e.s AKC fo'1cld & 1>how "'"JiM D-.cty Hone sorted wC?<><1en windows. ->llUW lo mi, xtraa. $750/0BO. new eng & ,.._ $7500/of-CalJ us today! 36.000 mils. '4100 pel. S hots. wo rmed, T t / 1 mod. stamed glal!S win-Aregtvtng S81'8634 fer.645-6722~ 752·9515 : nused w/TLC. Xlnl di.sp . r • a 1 w Ill " dows. 646-8777 Our Salesman t2l3)42S-l.S6l. pwchoM writers crampt1 1974 Kawasaki KX12S, ~lac.. '74 capri V-6. 4 apd, de-ii ---------1 SurnmerCh~arance-Sale Microscope, Oriental rug, on the new runs great. x.tnL cond. Rods 9540 flllollllllill~llllll!fll hue int, great cond. llll· • Beautiful black Seller, Stable Male rakes, ~lq. poker table. <'Om -SEA RAY'S $350.631·0297 •••••••••••••••h•••••• out.$1495. 75Hl099 « shots, iood with kids, save ... $17.95 m laafe. 541'6154e~ "73YAMA '75 V·8 V~ga lfagon. W.. 9720 fo"'reelogdhm.494-2382 NutroDogFood ... 25$6.19 Telescope Cave 8 .. fo'/7. 9ualtyS••• Partially completed. 300 Guard Dog. Dobe rman, Wcdellyer-OpenSun. fully electr. Accutrac 17' fo 30' cycle SO cc h..p. S3000 lnve11tee Must ~=====~~~ A.KC. 14.-'.i yrs old,black & O'k..te 1 Feff & Toclc many access. liesl offer. HARRISON'S need.ti wiring, SlSO 11eU! $1000 or besl ~fer. lan male. Make ofrer. 2M4 Newport Blvd CM 645-3746 673-4419 Aft. 6pm 898-6073 _ Autos. "'9port9d ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DATSUNS* LGrp S•dloft Of Al Modeta SALES-LEASING PARTS-Si!::RVICE G7!>-50J8 (ucross from Orange SEA RA y IOATS 4 Wheel Dri•H 9&50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ic........to y-. 10'"5 County fairgrounds) Mttc1la•CM11 IOI I 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. Motor/H-.StOI .. ,!. W./160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aid 9707 ~ -.. 645-S888 W.t.d 631·2547 ..... , ~ • '77 Pl T II Du ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••11•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• y, ra 1>tcr 4:llll, '7S Audi 100 LS 4 door 4 LL h ..1.d r._ __ ..._ 10 5 Sport · Dix inter V. · M. Germ. Sbepberd, good nHH CNc-6 OFFSEf PLATIMAkER lt7lL.-A/C, PIS, P/B, chromo; s~. AIC. am/fm radio w a t ch dog . G o o d ....................... Prefer NU-ARC F1lptop '73ZJ Ft. Chris $7300 t.mmry Motcwtto.. whls, radio. CB. only Mnl with stereo tape. $2195 w/c hildre n. To goodPoolTable,custom state4 CaJlafterG·30PM '77~Ft.Skipjackdlesel Fully self cont::uned. ms 's.tucZyrwarranty, calJ~7-8433wkdays. home.552·9217 x 8 with a~ces. S375 2 m4>73i.6449 ' custom.114.950 Generator. 2 air coali-$7000/B.O. 731 -7719. C black & white Port T V 'M28 Ft. Tolley $7900 lloners. roof top a'-. TV ---------Free Uiasa Apso, AK •. $25 h M ---F -'t • ..-mal old eac • orse comp. ~1111• ••• AllxJntoonditlonl a nten na, CB r adio. '66 Bronco, needs body e. 1 Ca 1 mo&11 ,.,. .,,;.._. sler eo, AM FM SSO. a...i-1015 Bier. ~96().*4 AM/FM •~ •a Ii"'-work. $800 or best.. John ""' 1 ·-Green platform rocker •• ::?::=;;:;........... s....,reo .. pe, """ Muller . 675·5804 or ---------1 new tires & other extr111 German Short Hair male. $75064.5-3063 usm IUT HICl Beaut. Century Cheetah too numerous to men. 640-9274evcs. ro s yrs pa no rs 17'. 22SHP Chrys. manne v 1 ~tJe~·6"5-3275. ,,~ . Cookware for sale, 19 Wood & ~etal d esks, J/8 , equip for skiing, tioo. ery._ very c ean. 1978 Dodge Power Wgn, p 1 e c e w ater I cs s IBM card hies $65. Letter trlr sac $3995 11866.3063 Loot at this one before 4x4. Take ove r pay. Toy Poodle, young grey l'OOicware set. won in con· & Legal files $75. Exec & • • · you~! Call Truman at ments. male , housebroke n . test for sale at sal'r\Jice secret.ary chrs. $10·$50. 15' Fbrgls boat & trlr .• No 963-1988 534-3228or64().7329 . pnce. ~or best olfer. Lg discount on new engine. S3SO/o fCer ~ &.--1.1...-.-8050 _Cl_J_l_49<1_·_040B_____ fumiWC.rEe .. SURPLUS 494-6893 rsb 9560 ~ ...•...........•....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.welry 8070 2fH.4Placenlia,CM 1973Colbaltw/trlr. 'M Ford fhitbed with ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-2777 S3000 • 979·8209 ~akesldes $475 **I BUY** Corum wrist watch. 16"JBM Elec. Bold Face '7120 ft.Skipjackcrwscr. IM2·7376 Good used FUm.iture & Men's 18 kt yg. Brand 2, PB type style. $500/ofr. Radio S6800 RENT 23• Fireball. selr· ·~Joep, J20 PU, aohd cng AJ,phances-OR I wlll new. Offe.r . 7~·9273 Lv. 7S2--0681dys 673-81116 contained. Lotsofxlras. & clutch. ne w p1unt. !>ell or SELLror You ms1t. "-os & OnJmta 8090 645-2283 $1 5tl 551·3310 MASTERS AUCTIOM Ml------·-1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah, R...t/ '7G ) l8 PU K" b _.,,_. RENT-New '78 22' Motor u un · ans ca , 646-1616&833.9625 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAMMOND C.._..,. 90~0 Ho me . Loade d . Ry n tires, good cond, ~~~~~~~~~ SPl.._.ET ORl!I... • .._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• day/w""'k/mo. 67< S832 Call~. _ Rex Bra ndt watercolor, " •~" Charter plwih 75 It. motor --'---~"' ____ ,,_ __ _ CASHPAID xlnt s ubj. framed. Model L ·l22 with yacht. hourly or daily . 1-'or Jtd used furn anti-Maranus tereo rec. Must REVERB. Owned by a 675-2172 -675-7411 For rent: '78 Pace Arrow, 25'. loaded, MIC. Brand -~UC8 & cir TV's 9.'>7:8l33 sac. 67:>-9741. prolessional musician & 1-llde·a ·beds S154, Reblt Lennox Chlna·Kingsley. in et cellent condition. loah, Sal lWUl. s'•"' maltr~s & box 83 pc $1095. w,....., S2000. Now ~lng SSSO/bcs~ or- ne w . Winte r rates . _ _,. ______ _ 9060 558-3060. ~ '""° V\•" f 6'T">71Dr ···············•••••••• "W\ fl. Arg""'y. 21,000 ml. S50. ruu sz: SS9. SlenUicd Perfect cond 640-2587 er . •-» °" even· -.,.. full !>el, S4S Kina set •cc. STILL JN BOX 1 n g l! & wee k e nd ic ; very clean. $12.500 .. _.. 646-2116 days c Mon.-PeterlOii 44' $171( 846-8679 li&J .Mattress 547-5636 19 pc. s tainless steel Thurs.) J-~·CF27 · tb waterless cookware.•---------Cal•CataUna KJt. I, 2 chrs, uphlsd S2lO. Save SlOO. 642.1634 5 • Baby S"-Miu __ YacLL. rocker, bbq grill, tv cart $1 5 00 I e 8 l o f ( c r . .._ .......-"" $95. alJ. 960-2781 For Sale. While drapes, 2 w b et! Io k 8 3 3 . 3 2 8 I (714 > 846-2754 :\'. ""''"',.,. p' e .. _ ... w/3 panels w6' x h7' with eves/wk <2J3 l 588-9433 • _.. .... " an "'-" valance S2S 770-3124 . ------11------l a r g e d r awers un-Early 1900 ak Upright • •• · . derneath. & bookcase Cigarette machine, xlnt piano. Bea . mu.st sell ~uk ~~t°t r.:d'~e8J'~~ headboard. $125. 494-2417 cond, 26 selections, $260. Im.med. S700. 75-9747. ..,A.,,,. Good d 11 •-eves. 846-8478. _...... con a on "' ---------Baldwin Acr ic Spinet well equipped. Duung Rm Set.. oak. tbl, 2 Apline Potters Whee l Piuno, 1500. 497-3153 llDDU YACHTS leaves.pad,6 ch~.china wtl/a HP m otor. xlnt (Uam-Spm> 675·9137 closet. $900. 968-3936 cond, $200. 963-7386 . Baldwin uprieh Model Sofa·bed,queensu.e. blue-GE Air conditioner motor, Hamilton, blor • like green hercuJon, custom calm deep sea, s urf newl650. 673-3984 $75. 962-2197 ·~·-$15 ot•O ........ ...,.,..,. ea . ....., • .,....... TV. Raclo, · LaWs bundle, SIO. Water HIFf, Steno bed, king sz., like new ';.:::::;~~~~~~~Es~100~.a642?§.5063~~ai~!!!f~~;;;i:; •t111i<"'~ Rea'ltals Free Delivery LOWAS$10.M me l 549•7024 12' Montgomery Sloop, Beauutul 25 In. color TV. YJ/lrlr. MOO. $160. yr. wan-. free delv. $14_, ____ ~------646-1786 1972 'HEVY LUV. low mil ge, new wide tires , Pe Valley Shell. CB lloo up. 646·9076 aft 4PM 714/522-Slll Closed Sundays ATTENTION SKIIERS '72 2002, tan. snrf, air, AM /FM, ucell. cond. $4500. 673-6S59 Coming Ot tobcr l!,t in the Classifwd Section or the Daily Pilot Our Nc,:w Classification "SKIING" 8 V 'F.M SELi ... 'EM T RADE 'EM RENT 'EM "''0 LODGING Tn r1,1cc ~our <1tl, cull "°"' 642·5678 DAILY PILOT 25"ColorTV. Xlntcond. p. p. 845-8786 ......~ 1,•,n• .. ....................... : tor my 54' cht . 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H 8 rd t 0 p . f'tMTO M.4alt1Y ml. }Ont, cood Movmii Rooll.Wer.....,l 17;.\,~ ~~ 41Mm> ~r loMd4idAJC._..Mll lll3 Qnv•t '920 Automatic. AM /FM Economy plus ++ 4· ~· ricb leather :z_~ell. $2000ton_,r ..... ...,__.._ -.. _..._ D ..... .._ v .... • .. •••••••••••••••••••• .. -...... fa,.. A r cA-.. c v I . , a u to m a t I c . _ ..... t ... • .. -'" •-~ -._..n, ._ ,,_. ......,.,, '-"'ry al "'~' AMr,dao. Tbe perfel't wan -u• .. vm• AW .... for ahowrm ii ~b tu.SC T CIUCA 'e.Olev J_m_flla. 2dr. h.t.. pwr. 11lffrina • brab11, fort 11e•ts, both power, "74 Runabout. 4 spd, 2300 C'<*t. low, haUyequp~, ~Ille: ~ull Ith ~~~· ll'ICIA&.I• · ~ ~=:r• zaa. a t/50.' rad., drat pwr.ieattarUt) " win car to save gas araind u1~ astffrina wheel • enc. beat olCer. ~7•1~ u~J HO . C •nfu ly air. 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HCJWAID Clw.,... ruor AM " M ca"• " ., hea~r. All this little 1971 UMCot..M cn&ae control, xtnt cond. ~ mile110Uthol -1• .__ U 1 POSSllllD_Y. 1...-.. r•. ""'"'PVl Dov.and Qw.11 ~reeta rn,llalll, muat ~t·ll :M«l 81~'1 POa IA•~ST Y ~y t'Br needs 111 an ~ ;-PHIL MAU Ill tia>. 144-1417 Orua:eCouat AU'pOf't ·~ tJtM', ... tl4 ' lt•r • ·-"" ,.,_,, LOOG Full power1 leather In· ,...._ H6S NdPORT,EAOI l<>> a1nl S4 I~ 8'6&'70. • $2000 ·77 LEBARON. 4·dr. D tenor,inm1ntcondltlon. ••••••••••••••••--••• eJJ.OIH IW1 M7 540-5830 leather. air, PIS, P/8, Mu~t see & dri¥e thi~ ·13 Pont a. p llhul. --• lll.L y"' ...a•s • new radJalit. wire whJ1. ~-one <834364 1 cond .• muat !ff. $2500, 11 llettt,._, •SE. 4 ~ •" NABERS ~ &lass. Vinyl roof. \~ 540-5830 7!52-6A3 prtvata put)'. 11$()() •P~ID AIM YI M sttlrt:o More! •.. · 1>..,.,..lorm..N2 ftOISCHH• "!_~~lcabuul.().o~wJ,J:· ~ Xlnt.cond.9624559 ,,. 'IBGTO Auto. PIS. wirt• ·o Mercede• uosi •. am Por1eht'. 911~old1' ~'lit:':~~~s ~ body · 2621 ~:~~=~VD. i -o • ..,: wha, good cood. ae.t or. AMIFM ~pe d k. n-Coupr, ~ apet-4, 111lc>y•. work IUW) $48 Ml8 or r 2826 HARBOR BLVD. _fer_7S2_"847_3 ____ _ urw. llhr ant. hardtop atff'M l1pe ~.OOOmlll'I ~~ lOOOHArtlof&twt '68 Im.Pala, R/H, Air C•:Cfwcat• tt30 L ... ,_ .. •-o...o•· .. ··• COSTA MESA ·m Fin-bard. xJnt mech. roovert1ble, alnt rond 1Ta4CP1.> Co.cAl\l\esot. ~9100 c cond. Xlnt 2nd or family •••••••••••••••··~··••• .,., __ c:-.. ·~ cond. Sh11r p looking~ ~.au •SI0,'95• Y ... w_ t770 car.~. 7evea. •ff u~OL... Maverick 9947 Ask.11200.~ ---lt7$ f"onlchC' 1111 s CCJUp!•, •••••••• l'.............. l""l"'W ... I f76 FORD ···················~·· 'llf 300 t'O. Sliver r1htc bl•<'ll, hpetd. 1111oy11, 1811 vw Convertible, lt77CADILLAC '72 Klngs wood Wan. CONTINIHTAL ~4DACOUP£ I97BV-'. ifu( cond. 4 dr, '68 La-M'tlns-. It tract. =~CMI I'' t ~Pd .11.tt.ao~S I l-4.wl,tt~·~l I ~r:·~~r~~!: CC>Un OE VIUE ~:!r~:Sd .. N:rn.l~:l ~-=a:4~=~~f lllr. R.d.lo, PIS, PIB. air con· oewptares. 18,000 ml. ~~~k:.i~c:.~:1·1 ::..~~~ '7~ 6.'!Clll., &JJvt'r With blu~ lt•1ther Inter , full)' loMdld. 111.000. ~Ill '13 lilft't'edM Z2IOO, Tobur ro brown. brown lealhcr interior. U.~ Oa;:.., ~IJ.Ma~ta "$1" MBZ 211; Rart! Good condition. $1600 0611964-1080 .......... .. nus luxury uuto 111 fully ffc 642 4402 <Ron) 5975 dJtlonlng Landuu top, T.O, . 559.1745 431 o..,~., um Poni<"he 934 rop""'r, _,,,, 64.i-1490 ... Wh' I h u r. . .........., ~ ~wppt.'u. rte w l a ---------V-8. A real nice cur' Mef"c...v 9950 _ __;;___;;_ _____ _ ·hJ>t!t'd i.lr. 111lt'H."41, ul 74 Con Vl'rt • AM t-'M . whlll' landau tuv & i. nch 197 6 CAPRI r:...,.. lw 11 wer.~ <%70PCW) -' '70 Le M ana runs eood loyi. <21M•:l.)St7 II tS• ¥ft•a1 cond. Must ~t-11 ' red lt'uthcr mtl'nor Tru· 2100 GHI _. ........ a.ca M $3700 ••0·~·G·~·~;;~~~;~~;·· SllXltoffer. ~II eve.. ~loiter 673-~7 ly .m 11npr~1v1: auto "' '9117tl 540-5630 iSS-6363 i~2-8~ 1m Tar1a ~llS, blur k on <Xl!l761 } AM/ FM sterc..>0. P/S, dbic MIWIST n..dlirWrd bl11ck, 5 •Ptl~. Jlluyi., ttno VW Camper, good $9600 brakes, vinyl roof, sun· '7a Mark IV Un". Cont. LJNCOLN-MERCURY H70 bod b .. I h f I dlti I ' aJ .. , 1-o~'ILJ ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• stereo. t9113PCr 1 Y. ra.e1, c utc . 540-5630 roo . a r con on ng, Plush loaded lmmac. Lt. Oe ersmp"' now ri,.,, HurryforThts One" ntc-weng work Xlnt int. aut.o.(703NWK> yellow . Must sel l RAYFLADHOI 1976llOID 1976 Por H he !1121::. AMt fo'MS.lrklape.MuMt $4700 -.s.5&1or495-6014. 2826HARBOR8LVO. LINCOLN·MERCURV THUHDllllltD brown, 'si>ffd. ulloyl>, :clJ.~fc!'r~~~e.42~ust 540.5130 COSTA MESA l6·1BAutoCenterOr. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full :>t.e:rwtapc, nar (05551 2128 HARBOR BLVD. CLASSIC SDFwy·l.ake t'orestexil power, tape, automatic, •S 13,9'5• '77 DlilShcrWagon. 6Meml '64 Cont 4 dr con11ert1ble, 1975 FOO LTD IRVINE factory air cond .. pwr. 't>t Mercedes, rurui 01\, AIC. Sn. RI AIM Ft M COSTA MESA dinew top1. diahgo1ndal palnt1• SDlaOUCMtAM U0.7000 ~~ "._brakest. pwi r 1 . S.~beslolfer. CllM 2621 H•RBOR BLVD. a1ona up ii . aagona AM/FM stereo. split ... u....,..,,. • sea' v ny 499-U82eves $5300 6'4·<r73C '76 Coupe de Ville , trans. diagonal llres1 seats, vinyl roor. factory '12 Colony Parle 9 pass. root, tilt wheel & llharp ~ maroon w whlll.l COSTAMESA dJagonalbrka.Must sel aircond.l77BMCB> wagon; white. fully Uc.U3PVPStk.P3SSC •• ·07 ~L roMdster, new '61 VW. rcbll cng. new Cabriolet t o p , red sec. Sacrifice $5,000. d d XI , s25o0 $6JH lthr Int . Fanyl AM/fo·M •lll• -t>o< ei.o clut ch, tares. uphol, leather, Michelin tires. '63 Corvair Monza, clean. 645-4979 S2100 loa e nt. cliSS. stereo, 2 tops. xlnt ~c.=oen:=:°':::o..=:'"~ ... ::=n»:::::::=!..i...:..c816eUe=.;..:.:.;;..;s:.:te..:.r...;eo;..:.:..' 6:.:7..:.5-_49'l7..:.:.._ xlnt. cond. 644·6421 new seatcover!l. $500. Con.th 540-5630 _67_;;_5-_6_16_l _____ _ cond.62'7·2:9319 •A llLL VAN 15 VW Bu11, air cond, sun ...;i7.;;.:.;.C;.;.D..:.V;;.;.;..fl;.;.a..:.w...;1~...:...·..:.. :.:lo_u-de-d-, 1 SSl·3'79S ••••••••••••••••••!!.~~ ~~4:'!? •••••••••• !!.~~ THEODORE '61 Mercedes 190 SL re· y Al.UE• roof,U ,000. Pvt Ply . 31,000 m1, copper, $8400. 77 CHEVROLET '78 Cor vette Sliver Ao · cenlly recond. hurd top uns Lancia 2 door coupe, ._54().. __ ~-------....;540-4970;..:.:...;;;:.;.:....______ HOYA COUPE niversary. all options, ~n:;vbt~b~em %,w r~~~~~ 27,000mlles (8}9'J'PG> '70 Bug, new brks, tune 75C4DIUAC V·8. automatic. power 2500 males SIS 000. t:ves and wkn~-0507 •S5,ltS• up. AM radio, Xlnt. cond. COUN DI YILU steering and brakes, rac. SSl·l_06_l ------ 97 .. z -.-·~-~ ,_l_l300 __ fi_1r_m_645_·_38_1_s ___ , Cabriolet top, lelllher In· t.ory air, radio. heuter, COYgCr 9933 .., ., ~ leri-f .. ff~wer, fac-low miles . SHAftP! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-ff' '13 Bur, 2 yr old rblt. ·eng. ~ "" U86R vs> a.I-custom Int-lex. a m /fm toiY air. A /FM 1tereo 54499 uatsell 1974 Cougar. rul· • • • • • • • • • • • --l"' , ...... 1 Sl"""' tape player. lilt wheel. ly loi.ded, 56K m1, $3500 cau . ....,.., mmac. "'"" SHAR0 • t869MCC) or offer. Cul l Ms . ..,• 13131~8f..o LU 78llJ \ ., GetdenGlow '" ... 1111 ,,_.. $4999 Mllchell. 646·77 11 or • ..... 9755 ... vw s 100 613-2501 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Runaaood •642·3428 • '68 Cou g ar XR7. nu • TIST DllYE OUR radiall, ball., radiator. ii lt74 VW =. ========-s hocks, more . Good 1U CAR SUHIUG 68 Impala 307 4-dr, new cond. 11400. 646·5474 • OF THE y~ •R" Th IJrell. eng. an xlnl shupe evei; • laA c rare i;unbug with $650. '97·31181 ..:.:...:..:..;·-------• Good lnvenl.()ry in 1otcx·k s ptlcial metal II c gold 62 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. E-..e tt paint & sunroof. Brown Needs valve lifters. $200. '76 Monte Carlo, blue ............ 40 • Hurry while they 111111 ! simuJated leather & cor -'548-=-·900:..;..:.1;_______ white Landau top, Im· ••••••••••••••••••••••• • MIRACLE duroy interior. Specaul mac. 10 ml, loaded, pwr. 71 llOllD • MAZDA/IEHAULT salver sport wheels and '75 Scdun OeVill~. wtute, ant. 640-4610aft Bpm. PINTO WAGON • :;;:.;:.;~-==---=:..J• 2"°H&rbor Hlvd AM /&"U d' lo 1 red plltih inter .. 46,000 mi • -HERB « COSTA MESA .. "' ra 10 Lop t New equip. last 6 ITI06. r~1er 9925 4·speed, rad lo, heater. oll. /\ clas11ic edit.ion of -r• '°""PKE> · •FRIEDLANDER• 645-5700 the Super Beetle! pwr. llU!er. pomp & gear ••••••••••••••••••••••• won ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1011\~0\ ,\ ~O\ • I INI I )I N Ml I<• I :l<V 16 Mustang II. V8. PIS, 2828 HARBOR BLVD. ~18• vinyl top. 10 ma'l>, COSTA MESA _;;~.;.;._7389------• '88 Ford LTD. au power. air cond., $380, 494-1359 '72 Must. 351 Spts Mdl. auto. PIS, PIB. AMIFM stereo cass. aJJ new ever· ything. 11900/ bst olr. 8JS.2 L22/ 64S.f667 Sbei I a . .... t945 a.-bl• '955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7'UHCOLH MAllKIV CilVEHCHY Full power, A M /FM stereo with 8-lrack quad tape. Low, low miles. 16S3UJS> '78 Diesel Delta 111 Roy ale, loaded. 4000 ml. linmuc. $0000 493-2270 Claasic 1967 Oldsmobile Tor onado r e placed tranamlaalon. brake hn· logs. Best offer Eve11 ROBINS FORD 2 ~ 1 r t ~: "f ( )R Bl .. 1 lO'>J,, V.t 1". '.14~ ·>10 lt75FOID THUMDHllRO One of lhe lut full s1.cc birds. Full powe r . AJl/Fll stereo with 8 track. TM fed and ndt· ol a Martt lV with thl• price ol a Ford. SIZOO ~5630 540-5630 ...:640-..:.:.....:1.:..:962:.;:__ ____ -1 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1011\~0\ & SO\ • l INCOl N MER< unv HOWISTHITIMI Vt91 9'74 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA • IMPORTS « CWy S2245 box..atarter motor. Delco '75 Cordoba. 38K .ma, $ ltt~ • ISMAKl~f; • ltolsloyce 975' ltOCKIOTTOM batt.,carburet.oroverhaul. loaded,goodcond.$3400. Your friends and « f;ft t-:AT f>t;,\I.~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• climate coot. overhaul, 493-1832 neighbors use Classified ror job seekers to check ••••••••••••••••••••••• the Daily Pilot . He lp ,7!5 V·8 Vega Waaon. Wan~ classillca~. If Partially completed. 300 the job you want 11. not h.p. $3000 inve:;ted M u~t there. you might consider sell! SlOOO or best offer. offenng your services Aft 6pm 898-6073 : FRE~ : "lDUllA IN U.S.A. ~~ 17!4~!~·~;'/;te~~ ~~.be~tedbe~· :;~::· _6_7;,...'4_·_d_r _. _C_r_o_w_n_l_m_p_, :,:;:tRu,~~~1. ~he;.~ 4 OILCHA~Gt:S M JR{ ROY a nytime weekend!l 567-«151 would like to keep, don't tell yo.u how well It with an ad ln the Job · --- Wanted category. Phone ELL idle items with :.i '9' c•1v1• <wilhinreaaon). .. __ •pa-....... 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YOUI cont.rol inc ludes 1 • $19,500. 640-7030. yr/lr.t)OO mlw warranty. • w..-. t7U VOLVO, <111089> • ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE US! $6499 • '74 White Subaru 2 dr. Jb::::=.~~~T • sedan, aood conchtion. MARQUIS YOLYO f M Mls.5JON VIEJO : Sl.800. 675-0283 A l 6 P 131·2HO 495-1210 NABE::RS CADlll N:. AUTO a;NTER Opet t146 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 Opel Manta Coupe gd. trans., auto truns. vi nyl top, rea80llable, 581·3610 d)'li, 4'7·2362 evs. ·12 Opel 1!100. auto, 8 trade, 4 new ltreJJ, n&ns well. fM?-3418 • '72 Opel 4'1pd, good cond. ~~· $900. P .P . '70 Kadetle Rallye, nda mlnor body wrk. xlnt ena. MOOtOBO. 538-2819 l.115CADET Clean. need• engine Offer. Pb 483·ZJ75. ,...... 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 tll T Taru. rob It trant1 new clue.ch . • r~a11. S6GOO. llU-7090. '78 ~ t:M. metallic '72 Lundcruiser. x ln't cond. Senous buyers on· ly! Call aft Spm 540·7353. 74TOYOTA STATION WAGON Automatic trans., fac· tory aJr, radio. heater, IUQaae rack, low miles. LIKE NEW. 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' • Photographs just don't show how great looking and great performing our New Dodge Coaches really are. So, we're gonna stop running pictures of them. We want you to see first hand why we're so excited about the --' ~ ~-\ e.t~..-.d~~V~JG!fS on the market. .. right here in our showroom. SAVE $1200 I ON ALL VANS IN STOCK Limited time only. ,_ . '.9811 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-842-4435 ·. I • l t g C· ot ne er re Cl .. 1IMI .. M ., ., au ., .,. llMI M M ·t ' I ; I • I I , / • I/ • ·I I I W • -• -.•• Ollt our .................... ....,of •ra.cl Mew -' Used ·'78 Chryslen _, l'ly-"is to llltlk• ,_ for .... '79'a. 011 '1 111111 111111 out1fiiidhilllll191-cm:.: ....... _ eale •1111,.-~ t.ctory _.....,. ve. automatic transmlasioo. PDWEW" -... -eleefUlQ & brakes. air cond1lionu"1Q. V1n)'I top, radlp. httaler & wsw t1r&1. £040TTBJ . • · I ,, ..... _ ............ ........... ~. ve. automehe 1r.nsmil8ion. PCl'Mtf atffflt'IQ & br1kes. cruise controt. POWflr windows. air condit1on1ng, AM/FM radio. yinyt too. healer & waw llret. tti04TNNI . For Fleet Information, Hesketh. or Lease Call Bryan 1978 USED PLYMOUTH VOLARE COUPE 546-1934 llAlll VALUES ON RNE USED C.ARS . '11 PLYMOUTH YOLUISIDAM 8 cyJ. engine. auto lrana. radlO. heater, power steering. power bra kes. w sw !I r es, ai r conditioning. vi~ top. {174 STK) 53895 '11 PLYMOUTH i-... FUllY'WAtiOH . ~· ct'lE:i -· ... .Q,.~"-1.'.'...• ~ -~"' ' ·-8 cyl. engine. auto. trans.. ;o neater. pewer steering, power bra kes , w s w !I res , air conditioning. lu~ racil (642 TEX! '74 FORD l'IHfO SIDAH 4 cyl . engine, 4 s peed transmission, a1t conditioning, radio and heater. (960JPX). '76 DODGE l'ICICUI' TRUCK '72 PONTIAC •llAHllVIW SIDAH VB . auto mallc. !rans .. pwr. w i ndo w s & s 1eer1ng. 1 i r cond1l1ornng. pwr, brakes. seat & door locks. radio. healer. lilt wheel. vinyl top & wsw tires. (7 TOHTL). 5995 -- '11 VICTORY HOUSICAR CJl'.Y'C>8" shell. 6 cyl. englrie VB. automatic. power steering & "" ·~--:'ld..tft£,smission brakes. 81t cond., AM/FM stereo ~\. lt-.~ijij._ '.OJ • w1casset1e. icebox. sink. stove. (2794 5~). . . ~ .... ~ .... ;,· """'~"" · ~~tolet & heater. (731RKP). ~ ........ ~~'( "' ~, .. ~· ~ .. 57195 I . . ......... ... ,,.,.... .,......,w ...... V8. automatic frWletniteO'I. DOW'8I'" sieertno & brakeS. air conditioning. radio, healer & wsw tires. (847UMMI '76DODGE 5POlll'SMAH ¥AH ve. automartc. POW9I" steert"no. oower brakes and heater. (0016'41). 54195 '78 CHRYSLER LI llAllOH WAfiOH VB. automallc trans .. power s t eer i ng & brak es . ai r cond11ton1ng. 1111 wheel. cruise control. AM/FM stereo rad•O w/8 track. digital ctocit. leacner 1n1eri0r & WSW liras. f 170731 ). '75 P'LYMOUTH ¥ AUAMr IROll4MIAM 8 cyl. 9111ine, auto. rr.ns .. radio. neater. pgwer steering, POwet' b r ake&, w&w tires . a i r condlllOniDg. vinyl lop. (755 SPS} 52595 '71 CHRYSLER LI llAllOH SIDAM 8 cyl, engine. IUIO 1r111ns .. AM/FM, v1n~I top. tMtater, power sleerlng, pewer brakes. wsw tires. air oond. (969 THSJ \ ,. I I I ~ I , ! I ' 17 •• DUntington Beaeh Fo••ntaln Valley EDITION fternoon N.Y. Stoeks : VOL. 270, 4 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 TEN CENTl Plane' Crash Theory Doubted SAN D1£GO (AP> -The bud of tht' fedfnl 1nvc t11aUon Lnlo tht' nallOn' WOMt air dtae.st.er "'d todA)' th.at It "appears re-mote t th• ttmt'" that a lh1rd plane pfa)'t'd a p.art 1n the col· U lOn ol a )rtbner aftd a amaJI wrplanr Phillip Ho,ut• aid the "mysit•ry plane· haa been k>cat· \:d and ~-as t'1al"ll miles of t he aru whetl" th~ Pal'lftc South~ A1rhne 7'Z7 Jellmer .•) Substitute n ... and a .. naJe-eni1De Cesar.a 112 collided. Ho•H· of lhe National Tran1pol"Ullon Safel y Board, utd Tue1ctar dternoon that another amal alrpline, a twin· n.&ine Chana. may have con· futted the PS.A piiot. In fact. said ltottue. It has now been d~lned lblt the twin· en1tn Ceuna wu tltbl mJles w t of lbe area where the col· IU!lon oceurnid. . Linda Jennings of Tallahassee, Fla., feeds a tiny flying squirrel, just a few d ays old, after the animal fell Jrom a tree during a storm and was carried to Linda's home in the mouth of jhe family cat. Cooler? Yes, But Few Will Notice Cooler? That's what weather forecasters predicted today as marine breezes moved closer lo breaking a heat wave that has kept a stining stranglehold on Orange County since Santa Ana winds blew in last week. But "cooler '' is still a matter o f inte rpretation . A ),pokeswoman for the National Weather Service today said folks can expect temperatures to re· main .. in the 80s near tbe beach and the 90s inland until Sunday. And, as the ocean air from the north pushes a high pressure syste m out or the area, higher humidity may make it even more uncomfortable. Orange Coast area school dis· tricts remained on full day schedules today despit,. scat- tered breakdowns in air condi· tionang equipment. Strenuous outdoor exercise was curtruled again and elemen tary students in the SaddJeback Unified School District were keeping up with the higher de- mands for electricity. A representative of San Diego Gas aod Electric Co., which serves portions of southern Orange County. said the firm foresees fewer problems as tern· peratures drop. Santa Ana and the Saddleback Valley area continued to cook Tuesday as temperatures moved above the century mark !or the fourth consecutive day. Overnight lows are not expect- ed to drop below 65 degrees anywhere in the county before the weekend. At Orange Coast College in Cost a Mesa, the thermometer droppec! to 98 degrees Tuesday after a Monday high of 102. Heat bas dropped four degrees each day in Huntington Beach since a Sunday high or 99. The high in Huntin~n Beach was 91 CSee HOT. Page .\2) kept indoors Tuesday, e ven dur-'New Face' ing lunch time. Some inland Orange County school districts . .let classes out Replace& early Tuesday because of lhe heat. "1 can•t eliminate it totally, .. Ho1ue aald, but whether the twin·el\line Ceuna was a factor MOO MIWON CLAIMS nARED-Pege A5 'RIYATE PLANE USE A CONCEAN-ftage A7 "appears remote al this time. It cthe position of the twin·en"1oe Cessna> would seem to eliminate il." "It sUU leaves the questions of who or wbal the PSA pilot saw" when he talked to the Lindbergh Field control towe r shortly before the crash, Hogue said. Hoaue also said that the PSA Boeing 727 a nd Cessna were be· ing controlled by the L1ndbergh Field tower on the same radio freque ncy , co ntrary t o testimony in Wash ington on Tuesday by Elwood Driver, act· ing chairman of the safety board. He said Driver might have received wEinforma· lion before testif · the planes were talking to ilf erent towers on different frequencies. The small plane was practic· ing instrument landings and the jet was descending for a landing when they collided. "It was virtually head-on:• Ho~ue saJd of the crash Hogue said pilot James McFeron. 45, calmly reported his jet was going down as It plunged into the North Park neighborhood three miles from the air~rt. "We re going in." Hogue quot· ed Mc Feron as telling the tower in a soft foice. The death toll included 135 aboard the jeUlner. two in the Cessna and at least 13 on the <See PLANES. Page AZ) Senate Semls Carter's Program to House WASJDNGTON CAP) -The Senate today broke the 17·month logjam on President Carter's energy program, approving and sending to the House a naturaJ- gaa deregulation compromise. The vote was 57-42. The bill, the product or nearly a year or negotiations between Congress and Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger, would lift federal price controls from most natural gas by 1985. Schlesinger watched from the gallery as the Senate, presided over by Vice President Walter Crinie Rate Rises in HlQ'll,ington Tbe number of violent crimes committed 1n Hunllqton Beach climbed 10.5 pereent for the first six months of 19T8, according to a report reJeued by the FBI. A total "' ,,. crimes WU re- ported ror lbe llnt half o1 tbe year compared to 4.428 from January to June in 1977. Huntington Beach Police Chief Earle Robitaille said Tuesday be is concerned but not alarmed over the rise in crimes because the report dealt with only the first s ix months of the year and didn't give a comprehensive pie· lure. .. U the crimes conUoue to in· crease at th.is rate ror a two.year period or so, then I would be alarmed," he said. There were 1,736 burglaries reported in Huntington Beach during the report'& Ciccounting period compared to 4.449 for last year, a gain or 19.8 percent. Crimes in all other categories · showed increases in Huntington Beach. There were two murders, 28 rapes, 79 robbe ries, 135 ag- gravated assaults. 2 ,498 larcenies and 415 motor vehicle thefts. Santa Ana led the way for other Orange County cities listed in the report "'ith 7,906 violent c rimes that i n c lude d 10 murders. Anaheim foJlowed with 7 .502 crimes and six murders. Garden Grove listed 4.469 crimes and two murdets. Robitaille said that youngsters between the ages or n and 16 are responsible for about 70 percent of all burglaries F. Mondale. banded Carter bis liance on imported oil. biggest energy victory since But Sen. Howard Metzen - August 1977 wben tbe House ap-baum, D-Ohlo, one of the leading proved most of hls original plan opponents, called the bill "a mtact. prescription for economic dis-Just before the vote, Senate aster" which be said would di3· Energy Committee Chairman advantage both consumers and Henry M. J ackson, D·Wash., gas producers. lord lhe Senate the compromise He accused the administration should end nearly 30 years of of riding roughshod over the ma- congressionaJ haggling over gas jor consumer, fa rm and labor price controls. ' groups opposing the bill just to And. Jackson said. "It will get a long.denied congressional provide the incentives for in· energy victory. creased product.ion," thus enabl-"Some victory," Metienbaum ing the nation to ease its re-said. Litter: Ugh Beach Filth Decried A Huntington Beach housewife claims that the downtown part or the city along the' oceanfront bas become 10 littered and f'llthy that sbe is ashamed to go there. 1.ois Freeman, who re- s ides near the area, says that Ule untidy conditions have helped to lead in the deterioration of buHdings in the area. SHE WANTS the City Council to take action to clean things up. Ms. Freeman said that the downtown section has been getting dirtie r , especially after weekends during bot weather. She says that empty beer bottles. broken glass. sandwich wrappings and other debris dumped on sidewa lks and in gutters a re the rule rather than the exception. "I know that there are laws against littering, but I have never seen or heard or a nyone being cited," she says. Ms. Freeman said that all shopkeepers and resi· dents should be required to clean the front of their property. .. , DON'T MIND rickety old buildings if they are not d irty, old ricket y buildings," she said today. "If they are clean, rickety buildings they can be rathe r quaint." Ms. Freeman said that if the area is kept clean it might encourage more re- putable and respectable businesses which woul~ encourage more re putable and respectable patrons. o.lly ...... SU" ,,.._ DOESN'T BELIEVE SIGN Utter Foe Freeman speed raster than light." City Administrator Bud Belsito said part or the proble m m ay be t h at "s ummer has extended until nearly October." .. WHEN IT IS hot. the downtown area is where visitors concentrate." He sa.id that trash bins are provided but that it is probably the "nature or the beast" not lo use the m . Passage followed a lobbying campaign by the White House. Administration officials depict· ed the measure as the most im- porta nt surviving part of the e nergy program Carter s ub· milted to ConRress in April 197'1 as the "moralequivalentofwar. •• ln winning Senate approval fo r the compromise. administra- tion forces overcame the efforts of an unusual coalition formed to fight the bill. ll consisted of liberals who called the compromise too cosUy (See ENERGY. Page i\2) L<retrile Testing Sought WASHINGTON <AP) -The National Cancer Institute an- nounced today it wut seek to test Laetrile on patients with ad· vanced cancers. Dr. ArlhuT C. Upton, the in· slitule's director, said be de- cided to follow the recommenda- tion of a divided NCI panel of doctors and scientists who re- comm ended testing the con· troversiaJ substance on humans. The NCI still must obtain ap· proval from the Food and Drug Administration to use Laetrile. purported to be a cancer·curing agent, on an experimental basis. The decision comes IS years after the institute was asked to conduct cli ncial t est s o n Laetrile. Because animal tests hav~ never shown any evidence that Laetrile could combat cancer, the institute said, it decided pre- viously ''the evidence was not sufficient to warrant proceeding to testing in humans ... 1Jpton's decision comes three weeks after the institute re- leased the results or a study or medical reco rds of several dozen cancer patients who used Laetrile. Ninety·three patients submitted records, but only 22 had all the necessary data or had used Laetrile. "The results of the retrospec· tive analysis would normally not be sufficient lo suggest that the drug be tested in the clinic over other candidate drugs that are available, .. it said. .. O ra..ge C o ast An estimated 17,000 customers Th Pb \ have been withe»Jt electricity al . omas oto -...... ~.,......-~~~~~~·erlJJ/Y'i'j~.rrr.-::.~~1' hea t st rain on out ~rn 'l'at-e·J'OIM(rwe "They are usually youngsters who live within two blocks of ir vklim and ~b~§,l!'"!es __ ~' after school," Robitaille said. ,_-~=1~a:i?an~ old .. ~residents "ani th~·· Belsito said t~at the cl· ty may look into increas- :~tf~~~e!~·-<'· ,,_...., . .-..;,_~ \ California Edison Company graphs of city couneil members transformers and fuses. today in the lobby of the Hunt· However, there were no major ington Beach Civic Center. outages Tuesday a nd a The new celebr ity was a spokesman said the company is gorilla with fangs showing. It was placed alonJ•ide the photos Air From Sea Waling Of/ By The Auocla&ed Pftss Cooling marine air swept into coastal areas in No rthern California on Tuesday. as temperatures dropped 10 to 23 degrees. At lhe same lime, a we ak Paciflc weather rronl moved into the ex. treme north. bringing showers to the mountains and northern coast . The National Weather Service said that fair weather is expected to continue, with the cool aJr spnalling inland and the appearance or another warming trend. , • -! of Mayor Ron Slienkman, Mayor Pro Tem Richard Siebert and council members Ruth Bailey, Bob Mandie, Ron Pattlnion and Don Mac.Allister .. The l)lcture or the gorilla OC• cup led the apace t hat was fC)rmerly reserved for coun· cilman John Thomas' pboto. Thomas reportedly removed his photograph from the display two weeks ago. Nobody is s aying who put up tht' picture of the gorilla, but al came down tn a hurry. City Admin'8lrator Bud Belsito said be la not amused. ••1 don't know if il was done by someone inside city hall or by an outsider. But il ls not ap- propriate and 1 won't condone tl," Bellliwaaid. A phantom photo arranser previously struck durina Harriet Wieder'• reip u mayor. Mrs. Wieder'• photo1rapb fre· quently could be found haatinl upside down, oblerven noted. - \ -., He added that residents leave their doors unlocked while they are away in about half the burglaries BlMT OWNER'S WCKCHANGED ''My 32-foot catamaran was the 'weirdest boat in the world. ••J tried everything and never told ll tUl I tried the Daily Pi lot · • That's the story a successful Santa Ana man told after plac· ing tbis ad in the Daily Pilot: Well designed. custom Wlldwind Catamaran. Price or a Hobie but twice as big and twice as fast. Many xtraa for ocean going Evenlng11 XXX·XXXJC lf you've had bad luck in sell· Ing your boat, try a lucky charm -the Dally Pilot. Our friendly ad-vilen will help you write a best seller. Call 91&2·5678. are d eteriorating at a manpower available. Four in Huntington Police Seek Links In Pipe Bombings Huntington Beach police believe four pipe bomb blasts in the city during the pas t six week-A may be related. But there are few clues as to who might be making the ex· plosive devices and detonating them at n.igbt, said police Delee· tlve Bob Ruuell. No inJurlies have occurred, but Raf. Llam8'. 29, of 227 8lh St .. told police someone threw a bomb on his front porch as he drove Into his driveway al 2:20 a.m . Monday. · Llamaa said the blast blew lhe front tire out or hie auto and ca used some damage to his porch. Russell said the recent rash or bombings began Aug. 7 When an outhouse at a construction site near Ne wland Stree t and Edwards Avenue exploded at 8: 10 p.m. Police believe someone ex· perlmentin.g with a pipe bomb was to blame. Shortly alter midnight Sept. 3, another blast wa~ reported at Artvalos Elementary School, 19626 Lexington Lane. Damage to the school was minor. Weath e r Sunny through Thursday and not quite so warm with highs ranging from 80 at the beaches to lower 90s inland. Lows tonight in mid to upper 60s. I NSIDE T OD.4" Amenca ia changing the way at uaea energy in the wake of the Arab ml em· bargo. but even mgher pncea haven't reduced u ae of go.aoline. See Page 86. At Y-14fvk• 01 ... ".. "" L.M. h ye A6 .......... ..., c.lller!Ma AJ Cln10IM OMt CMllu .. 0.U..ni h O.•ltl Netle99 M 1e11w1a1 "-M ..... ,,.._... •••tt , .. ,_... Q.t ,... (.t .. ,lt "-._. a ................ -···-··. -.... , ..... ---· .... -· -·-.., --... -···--· ... .... . - -~ 1714'1493·56&1/Cl)rrHos 12131926·137&1Coron1 Del Mar (714) 875·~101CoY1n1 12131339·54761 FallbfOOll (714) 728·!1724/ '®M"" Valley (71') 983.1396/Glendale (2131 242·41ce1 L11<1 San Marcos (714) 1"·21111 Po<t Hueneme 18051 ~·23231 ..... 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Mr Olmq:rm born 1n La\ Vt'IW" M 111 1!111 tit• .11tc·n1'tl S t .1 n t 11 1 ti U n 1 \ t· r ' II " oJ n <t >tr.1<tuuh.'ll with the• t"IU"" of 193:1 w 1lh 11 tkgrt'e "' civil cn1lneer· in~ He recclv,·rl a dl·ft~ in .,t'rOn aul1ul enamccrlng Crom Stanford in 193~ M 1 Clai..:o" 101nl'ri tht· f>ouJ.:la-. A1n·r.irt t'orp "' 1936 .rnd lwl'um1• unt! of tht> eom puny':. foron10flt dt11!l80N'tt un<t Pn.clnf.'ehi lie ~ credatt:d Wlth clt'1'1J(n111i:i nnd engmct•rrng both tht• l>C IJ and IX' 10. Mr Gla!!gow retired from M<' Oonnl'll Dou.clos in 1976. Mtcr his retirement he was a 1•on~ultont to t h e Nationa l i\eronoutleti a nd S pace Ad· mlnastrahon (NASA> on extract· tn~ fuel from sha le. Mr G la s gow joined t h e Balboa Yacht Club in 1953 and moved with his fa mily from Westwood to Newport Beach m 195fi He was elected commodore or eve in 1965 An ardent sailor. Mr. Glasgow Jnd his wife Janet s tarted sail tn~ as a husband.wi fe team in Penguin Clasi. dinghies fie later b<!came active as a racing ~k•P· per in th<' Thistle and PC classes and finally built his well-known LC1 pworth·40 s loop Im pctuous wh1t·h he ract!d and crul:.cd. In tidd1t1on to his widow. he lt·:n ·es two sons. Phillip or Nf•wpo11 Hcach and Terry of San .Jo~t-. :end u daughtt•r, Mr's. 0<.1 vul ( 'het•vcr of Honolulu. He <.1ho I N1v e~ a s ist er. Mrs Margarl'l Snulh of Coronado Wrestling Injury Brings Lawsuit ..A father who claims .lb.al negligence led to his 14.year -0ld son suffe ring serious injuries during wrestling instruction al Edison High School, Huntington Beach, has sued the Huntington Heach Union High School Dis· trict for damages to be de· !ermined in triaJ court. Named as co·defcndants in the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit filed by Murray Palilz, 70i12 Mam St., WestmiASter, are wrestling instructor Keith S. Mayesturo and Edison student Brnm Dolan. Ruby's Calls Investigated WASJUNGTON <APl -House testified 'that Ruby visited ham lnvestlgat.ors are exploring why in ffavarut for no more than sue Jttck Ruby talked by telephone d ays in August or September !. with at least five alleged crime 1959 . M ~W illie t h e n w as 1>yndical.e figures during the manager of a Havana casino. weeks preceding the assassiml· But the committee staff said t1on of President Kennedy. lhe Cuban government recenUy • The committee is lnvestigat~ released docume nt s showing Ing whethe r Keonedy's as· that Ruby entered the country sassination was the product of a Aug. 8 and slayed for more than cons piracy, poss ibly involving a month. According to those tt· • the crime syndicates that were cords. Ruby lert Sept. 11. re. the target of a Justice Depart. turned Sept. 12 and departed • ment crackdown unde r Attorney again Sept. 13. ; General Robert' F. Kennedy. 1 The committee produced con: But the committee staff s.id metin g evidence today about Dallas b~ reeords show Ruby w hel_!'er ~Ubl_ visited__Hav<ma,_ WJlS_ln_Dallas.. during the lattet--- llo11ori11g Bt-r A uni once or wice in la e 1959. part of AugU.St. 1 Lewis McWillie. Ruby.'s friend and now a Las Vegas gambler . There was no immediate ex· S usun Ii \111 hon.v II. nacn· of lhl· ftamE'cf ~uffragdll· ;,hows ct rnodcl of tht• new Su~un B 1\11thunv dollar· coin. The l'cver&c side depicts an eagle landing on t he moon T he new com. which will be slightly larger t h an a quarte r . will be out by June . Flying Willy Grounded in Weatmimter planation for the conflict. "' McWillie said he knew Santos Trafficante. then the Mafia ho& in Cuba, "just to say hello." He . · said he knew of no contacts Ruby had with Tralficante. f',.... Page A l PLANES ... g round killed by chunks of meta l and bodlt:s cuscading down on the nl!IRhborhood. Al least nl ne persons were rnjured. Hogue said McFeron, a 17· year veteran of I.he airline. may not have been aware of I.he singlc·cnginc Cessna 172. "He may have thought ht: was past the aircraft he actually col Jidcd With." llogue su1d McFeron m1ghl have been conrus ed.• "L1steninR to the tower, it's apparent t hat I.he twin.engine plan£' wa s making its ap· proach, .. he smd. "They had made their approach berore the smglc·engine one The pilot sa1d. ·wc·vc passed,' but we're un· sure wh<Jt plane he was refer· ring to The pilot probably was confust•d .. llogm' m<Jrvl'lcd <Jl Mc Feron 'l> "ralm stalcment that he was go. inR down " "l cannol begin to account for it." he said. ··Because when that airplane was hit, 1l had lo be a mall.er tha t was understood in the cockp1\." Ho gue said earlier that McFeron lold lhe tower bis plane was about to crash. "He said it in the softest tones. 'We'r e goin g d own,· a nd I couldn't believe he said it in such-soft tones. There was no s1~n of panic. no hint of terror." lfague said traffic controllers were a lso extraordinarily calm. "It sounded almost routine," he said, ··and the tower radioed bl:l ck just as calmly: ·we·n dis patch the equipment' " Choke Ban Axed LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Police Commission has r efused to bar police use of choke hold::. to subdue violent suspects. Folks Fear Blame For Plane Crash SAN DI EGO IAP > -The wife have no way to contact them." and parents of Manne Sgt. " But Orville Boswell added: David Boswell. one of two men "Maybe I should tell you this, in the private plane involved in maybe I shouldn't. His wife is Mo nday's colli sion with a ver y upset. She thinks people passe nger Jct. say they hope he are blaming David for the acci· Hm 't blamed. dent. She said, 'I'm Just so "We urc naturally very torn afraid people will t hink it's up but we are iJISo very con· David's fault. I know it wasn't. cl'rned about every other family He 's loo good a pilot .. : If invol ved i n t his t h i ng ," David had seen the other plane Bos well's fathe r said in a a ppr oaching. he would have telephone interview Tuesday avoided it somehow.'' from his home an Pensacola, In lhe rented. s angfe.engane F la Cessna with Boswell was Martin "We don't hold a nybody lo Kazy. 32. a local flymg inst ruC· bla me. We accept it ai. God's tor . Both died along with all will. We've got a great loss, just aboard t he P acific-Southwes t like other families. although we Airlin<'s 727 and at least 13 peo Stre et Fight Broke n Up In Huntington Huntington Beach police broke up a street fight invol ving about 20 ma le and female teenagers s win g ing baseba ll bats and slicks late Tuesday night. No serloos lajuries were reported. pie on the ground The remains of Kazy. who was unmarried. were being ttJ ken lo Milton Townl>h1p in northeastern Ohio for burial. He was a radio disc jockey in Youngstown. Oh io. u few yearl> ago. The remains or Boswell. a 35.year ·old gunnery sergeant stationed a t Camp Pendleton. were prepared Tuesday for flight lo Pensacola. Willy the Wh ale. a smiling balloon mascot of Sunset Ford Inc . i n Wes tmins ter, was grounded for illegal flying Tues· day. . Jim Hanson. sales manager o( the a uto agency , received a clta· lion for flying Willy after the Ci· t y Council banned the balloon from the skies earlie r in t he month. . City Administrator Carl Berry said that Hanson was cited on a misdemeanor count. Hanson said he put Willy into t he air once again Tuesd ay because he doesn't believe· that the $3,SOO balloon is covered by the city's sign ordinance. T he agency bas been Oying Willy and his predecessors 90 feet in the air as a means of ad· vertislng and identification. Ha nson said that would·be c ustomers otherwise can't see the agency because of tall trees alonR the San Diego F reeway. He s aid that bus iness h<Js falle n off about 25 percent since Willy was grounded by a 3·2 City Co,uncll vote Sept. 12. . 'Some or this is due lo the a bsence or Willy but I don't know how much." A court date is scheduled Oct. 17. The commlttee is trying to establish whethe r Ruby had aay de alings with Tra mcante or other crime syndicate figures and if he did. whethe r that had anything to do with his murder or Oswald. r ..... r-A1 ENERGY ••• for cons ume r s a n d c o n · servatives who complained that it didn't deregulate gas prices q uickly enough. And the vote came on the an· niversary or the first all·night Senate session in more than a decade -during a filibuster on an earlier version of the same piece of legislation t h.al passed today. Foes of the measure conceded in advance or today's vole that they would lose. They blamed it on the administration's lobbying errorts. The House gets the measure next. A fight is expected there too. but the administration 1s believed to have the upper hand. House leaders plan to combine the gas bill wtlh a number of other fragme nts o f Carter 's 17·month old energy plan and to pass I.he whole package at once. - T h e melee occ u r r e d on Norlhridge Circle al 10:40 p.m and led to I.he apprehension of s ix j u veniles . T wo o f t he t eenagers were lodged an Juvenile Hall The others were released to parents, police said One adult. Charles Sherrell. 20. was arrested al the scene on suspicion of assault with a dead· ly weapoo. Heritage Custom Design Promotion Umited time only! Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the fight among the youths b part or a recurring problem in the neighborhood. Over2,205 custom combinations created &om: SOFAS. CHAIRS & LOVESEATS ON SALE TO INCLUDE SPECIAL ORDERS Film Catehes Crash San Diego Plw_tographer in Right Spot AT25~0FF There has never been a custom upholstery of fer to compare with this one! Visit us now and pl.an your living room with a free hand. choosing from nearly unlimited variations in Heritage~ construe· lion and coverings • 7 Sofa styles • 5 Custom lengths • 9 Seat cushion options • 7 Back pWow optlom SAN DIEGO <AP) -Hans E. Wendt was laking pictures of a g<Js station when he heard an explosion in the sky, whtrled and began photographing the dying moments of a crowded jetliner. mg plane plunged hehind the roof or the gas station, he cranked his film advance. moved lo another anglt: and clicked off a second shot. ··I shot one picture and then J moved out into the open for the second shot." Wendt said. "J shot several more but the plane had a lready gone down <Jnd I got only s moke. A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 7V and a rented Cessna 172 had collided al 9:03 a .m . .Monday, 3,000 feel above the residential North Park neighborhood. At least 150 peo· pie. including more than a dozen on I.be ground, were killed in the worst uir crash in "l 'VE ALWAYS BEEN Jt'AST with a U.S. history. camera. I suppooe," he s aid. . ~~ ftft!'¥W ga/~~if,.~~ .. ...,·'~ L:<a,. sl:ttaon overhang," Wendt, a 44 ·year ·old were dist ributed worldwide by major news photographer employed by San Diego Coun· services. ty 's Public Information Ser vice, said in an in· Because the photogr aphs were taken ter view Tuesday. while Wendt was tit work, the county must I le said he spun the focus of his camera. decide whether they are his personal pro. a imed and presst:<J the shutter. As the bum-perty. 0..ANOI! COAST DAILY PILOT ~'::.~~;:,~,~'~,=-=~:.:c;,=. Cott" ~'"''f\O Cot'f\o•nw ~•ttt!4''ton\ ff• ...,,.\Md Mond,_¥ IP'l'ovqfl ~t+ftkf fOf" Ce111• -.,, t;.w-1 8•~•n H""11fWllO'I llte<l>•- fa1n V~ll•y ''w'"' \•ddi"b.to. 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SAN DIEGO CAP> -LaWYers and insurance company officials say the worst air disas ter in U.S. h.lstory, which claimed at least l50 Jives Monday in San Diego, may generate as much as $500 million in i~ 1'por\~'Mt\ft l'.I nt"w pt'OJ>O!i&I that would hf' S$>('nd1na h1kc"i ll> mcreast>s 1n population ~ flatlon .. Wt' bt'l levt•cl H " Wl'tt• damage claims. • Insurance adjusters fanned out over the North Park neighborhood Tuesday t-0 begin the task of as- sessing physical damage to houses and vehicles shattered when Pacific Southwest Airlines flight 182 fell to the ground in flames after colliding with a private plane. searching tbe grisly rubble wer·· s till discovering bodies and pieces of bodies late Tuesday. f o rtunut t• t•nnu ~h t o l(f'I Propos1t1on 13 on th~ ballot and to pt'rl'IUUd•• pc."Opl~ 10 \ote tor 1t \\t''d h~IV!>' V.'00 and \'OUld dll t uke a lon.i.t vacalaon," G~nn . ._, 6S·:t~ai:.:.wd suburban SllC'ram~n to buslnt&tm:sn. . aid Tuesday .. Hut at huisn't ~-orked ·• GANN SAID HIS nrw ballot measure would have the ef - fl•Ct, with som~ ex~pllons, of not only cutting tax~ but also of freezing government spending in tl'rms ol real, per capita growth The measure is similar to a bill killed earlier th.ts year in the Cahforrua Assembly. Gann said if the hmit had been in place over the last 10 years it would have cut state spending an a verage of 6 pettent a year If it had been imposed over the last 20 years it would have cut $64 billion in state and local s pending, he added. He called for 30,000 volunteers to stand outside 15,000 voting places on Nov. 7 to gathe r signatures or. at least 499,846. registered voters to qualify the proposed constitutional amend· ment. · WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS, Gann·s plan would allow spend- 10g by the state and most local governments to increase only by a factor equal to the growth in inflation plus population each year If the change in the Consumer f'nce 1noex were 7 pe rcent and population growth were 2 percent in a particular year. for example, most spending could increase only 9 percent. Any funds held above the limit would have to be returned to taxpayer s within two year~ through a tax cut. GANN SAID HE WOULD as~ the governor to call a s pecial election next May if he collects enoug_h s!.Bt!atures by the Nov- c m ber electiOn~ H that doesn't happen. the :imendment would go on the June 1980 ballot, he said. Hunl~leach I 519 I .... St. 898-2577 FULLERTON Jl2M......_ IL 525-4868 An official of Gibbs Flying Service, which r ented the Cessna 172 which collided w1th the jetliner. estimated Its cost at $20,000. SURVIVORS. ANO VICTIM -Mrs. Ellen To wnsley, front above, hugs her neighbor Mildred Taylor, whom she had feared killed when wreckage of PSA Flight 182 fell o n their neighborhood. Martin B. Kazy ~ Jr .. 32, oC Ohio. above. shown in a 1977 photo, died when the privat e plane on whic h he was flight instructor collided with the airliner. killing at least 150 people. MOST ADJUSTERS were re· luctant to discuss the case but some estimated claims would average $40.000 (0 $60,000 ror each of about a dozen homes de s troyed by fire in the holocaust. About 40 other homes and businesses in the area re- portedly sustained damage from falling debris and bodies that hurtled through walls and win· dows. PSA officials said the airline plans to cover all expenses ex· cept graveslae -s-ervtces rar-t.tae victims but. "if anybody want.-; specific damages they're going to have t o s u e to prove negligence ... 4 Dogs Attack Woman PSA, which pt1rchased the s tretched Boeing 727-200 jetliner in 1968 and was insured for $1 million, said its replacement cost today is nearly SlS m1lhon. IN -PREVIOUS AIR disasters. the s urvivors of e ach wage earner killed could be expected lo seek more than $1 million in potential los t in.come. said Vasilios ChouJas, law partner of prominent San Francisco at· torney Melvin Belli. Depmies Shoot 2 of E8Caped DolJermans But the most significant costs will probably be the liability for injuries and death to those on the ground and the loss of life plus potential earnings (or the 137 people aboard both planes. Including anticipated claims for e motional distress. lhe t-Otal of da mages sought could be $500 million. ChouJas said. COMPTON <AP> -Deputy sheriffs sbol and wounded two of four privately owned attack· trained Doberman pinschers Tuesday after they escaped from their cages and mauled· a Compton woman, authorities said. . Marjorie Smith, 27, was treat· ed at a hospital for bites and lacerations to the leg. haod and arm. Deputies said Ms. Smith was across the street from her home when the four animals ap· proached and attacked her . St,...gter Olerlc OIC'd SACRAMENTO CAP> -In· vestigators or the Hillside Strangler case in Los AnReles ( SJ'ATE J now have special legislation permitting them to use the s tate's computers to check 80,000 fingerprints. The bill, SB 415 by Sen. Alan Robbins, 0 -Van Nuys, was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Edmund JJrown Jr. A'.eter'• .,..,_,. Dftlfl SACRAMENTO <AP). - Police said Tuesday that the brother of movie-television actor Richard Boone has shot and killed his wife. then killed himself. Author Dead at 65 LOS ANGELES <AP> -James Bassett, author of the best sell- 1ng novel "ln Harm's Way" and a rebred associate editor of the Los Angeles Times, died Tuesday at his suburban MJilibu home at the age of 65. HE SUFFERED AN apparent bea:rt attack, the Times said. Bassett served as a Navy lieutenant junior grade and public r elations officer durinSl World War II and drew on those ex· _.per.iencesJ.o_Wlit~n..lfarm's_W!}' "which was published in 1962. The bestseller was made into a mov1estainng7olin"'WaVnt .ltirk- Douglas and Henry Fonda. Bassett also wrote "Commander Prince, USN," and 'T~ Skv Suspended." 130% COSTA MESA 3161 Hmbor 81. 557-8766. LAGUNA HILLS 15252 McWyre 581-2880 ANAHEIM • 941 s. kid 991-7150 ORANGE 1675.T ..... 997-3151 LAKEWOOD 1'24 s..-. St. 925-6686 , They said the bodies of William Robert Boone. 62, and Geralyn Noreen Boone, 35, were found Monday in their bed in s uburban Carmic h ael by Boone's son Barry, 33, of Dixon. (,WofJ DUptd.a Pot Nod AUTHORITIES BELIEVED at least 13 people were killed on th e g round but workers PSA. meanwhile. is referring all insurance questions to its Los Ang e l e s-b ased ca rrier , Southwester n Avi ation Un · derwrit.ers, which in tum has re· fused comment on the crash. LO&, ANGELES <AP > -Mike Curb, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, said Wed · nesday be disagrees with the prediction of his running mate. Evelle Younger. that 1t is in- evitable that the Legislature will legalize marijuana. "I don't know the Legislature as well as he probably does. but my own opinion is that lega!Jza· lion and commercialization would be going a step too far at this time." Curb said. "I don't think it's inevit.able." 1 .. i....e11t• Goae SAN FRANCISCO <AP l - Thieves stole a truck containing Sl00.000 worth or musical instru- ments. musical arrangements and equipment belonging to jazz trumpet player "Maynard Ferguson and bis band. The truck was discovered mis· ing T-UeSd:.L-y. morning lrom_tbe hotel where the band was stay. ing durin~ its San Francisco Bay area visit If you have $10.000 or more m a 5% bank passbook, we can Increase your interest rate by at least 50%. All you do ls switch your funds Into one of our Six· Month Money Market Certl· flcate Accounts. Interest wlll be credited quarterly or, at your option, Smoke Ban SigrJed For Grocery Stores SACRAMENTO <AP> -Smoking will be forbidden in grocery stores next year. under a bill signed into law by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Brown's office reported the signing Tuesday of AB 1222 by As · semblyman John Vasconcellos, 0-San Jose. SAID VASCONCELLOS in a statement. "This bill is impor· tant to the consumer. However. it is of special importance to grocery store clerks , who at times a r e forced to endure a lmos t constant exposure to s moke from s hopp e r s ' cigarettes. "Evidence shows that second- hand s moke may be as damag- ing as smoke inhaled directly by the smoker." you can defer Interest pay. ment untll 1979.Thls option may provide special Income tax benefits: ' ~~A ~THE BIG M MUTUAL SAVIOOS ""'tOtl' •• '°' ... ~ AH EOOAI.. HOUSINO LENOE .. THE BILL APPLIES only to public areas of markets during business hours. No penalties are prescribed. Vasconcellos' bill does oot go as far as Proposition 5 on the November baJlol, which wouJd ban s moking in a ll work places except offices not used by the public and occupied only by s mokers, aod portions of some factories. Important too, our now· famous Savings Loan is ,,available should you need funds prior to maturity since federal regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal. 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Tbornns rceenUy hos udded more erlst for the mlll A C\ty Counrll 1'l•crctnry 5Uid thut Thomai. asked her to pr~pw-c his INteor or n.~1fnutlon from the councU and that he would \J(n it $c1>pt 20 A " k hn." comt• and .cone and 'rhomus sUU hos not Mgnt>d the I u er nor m ade any publk comment. Tbomus alJio announced rus intention of res 1gnlnti last Jun~ because of fruslrattons In dealing with the bure au('rucy but recons1d red ovcmjght and decided to stay on Thom • ~hu\'1or h s been pu1.zhng in olhcr areas, too He has appealed a number o! is 00$ and uskcd foP re- rons1d ralJon or <>th r items arte r a council decision. In scvernl instances . Thomas was not present when the issues were re. urrccted on.tu reque t. If th<>re is an explanation ror his apparent erratic bl'huv1 or . h\' hasn't come forward with it and hls crcd 1b1U~ and <?ffecHven= can.only 5ll.Ucr~ Thomascame to the C1ly Council as a representative of the "little person." The "Little person" deserves a credible. ffeclJve representative. H he can't be those things. perhaps Thomas should res ign. Problems Need Airing Fountain Valley City Council members rinally gave a detailed explanation about administrative problems after an a ngry confrontation with citlzens and city employees last week. It appears council members thought they could keep generally silent about "morale proble~s" in City HalJ.. But let's face il. When a govermng body scraps its top administrator's contract and greatly Jimits a person· nel director's powers, something is going on. And that "something" finally has been explained. Personnel Director Sally Hartman was placed on pro· bation in .June when City Manager James Neal's contract was scrapped. Council members questioned certain personnel prac· tices as "overly detailed and elaborate" in a July 5 letter Mrs. Harman has resigned. Neal. the city's manager ror the past 12 years, remains with the s upport of three councilmen. There is still some straightening up to do in City Hall. The next few months will be full of wait·and·see. The council members should learn a lesson from this latest incident don't try to sweep too much under "3 rug. Mayor Marv Adler claims press coverage or the Neal-Hartman story has been "one.sided.·· lf so, it's no wonder. City Council members have been doling out in- formation to press and public with an eyedropper. This technique, like the questionable personnel prac· tices. is inappropriate. Deadline in Order The new school year is in its third week and teachers and officials or the Huntington Beach City (elementary> School District are still trying to reach agreement on a 1978-79 contract. An impasse was declared Sept. 6 in the talks which havcdraggedons ince March. And matters entered a potentially more serious phase last week when teachers received fliers rrom their l~aders saying they were no longer bound to honor pro- visions of the previous contract. When association leaders took the action, they con· tended that the district had violated terms of the contract which expired June 30 but which both sides agreett to follow. The district then issued its own flier, denying that it violated provisions of the contract and saying it had no intention of doing so. Teacher leaders declined to say what kind of action they may take in the disavowal of tbe contract. But t heir decla ration casts a certain amount of uncertainty which ... houldn't be allowed to intrude on a new school year. Perhaps the best solution to all this would be the adoption or legis lation setting a deadline for contra~t BP· prov al before the start of school. In that way. all concerned .could give-tnelrun· di v-ided uttention to what their job is about --the education of youngsters. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Oa11y Pilot. Other views eicpressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4'321 . ByL.M. BOVD Argument continues over the origin o( U~e Hallan un· derworld name "Mafia ... Some authorities contend It comes from the initial letters or an old resistance slogan: .. Morte Alla Francia Italia Anela" meaning "Death to the French Is Italy's cry!·· f( all the people in the Dear Gloomy Gus Nolhln& Uke keeplna up ol\ the news . Recent headlines fe1ture JFK, O s w ,ld , Ray a nd Howard Hughes. How about an update on Abraham Uncoln? J .C.V. world settled in the United Stales, the population density here s till wouldn't be a s great as that of, say, The Netherlands. Q. "In a house without a cellar. where 's the best place to stay during a tornado?·· A. In a small room or hall in the tent.er of the hoUBe. Open IOIDe windows. but stay away from them thereafter. In an office building, get Into an Interior hallway on the lowest floor possible . ln a shopping center, for gel about your car, and go to the mid· die of the nearest building. Q. "Is there any member of Congress who was servlnt when Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated?" ~· Only one. Sen. JennlnJs Randoph ID., W. Va.), now 76. He was elected to the House in 1932. The man most likely to be murdered is between the a~e s or 20 a nd 24. The woman, between 15 a nd 19. The man most likely lo com· mit auicidt L'4 between the •tees of 25 and 29. The woman. bctwe~n ".() and 2i4. ,. N9aebolu von Hoff man Airlines Face Investment Risks The weather rorecaata for the airlines llhow blue skies. Busl· neH 11 up, profltl are up and re· aulation by the 1overnment la down, 110 ll would seem that WIUlam Slmon •nd Ralph Nader are rlaht when they say Pf06· ~rily and coldumer tatlsfac· Uon are beat assured tbrouih free market compeUtlon. T he experience of these Jut months during which the Civil Aero nautics Board has al· lowed airlines to compete on prices ho s been an over· whelming auccesa. So much 80 that the freedom to set one 's ow n ti.cket- prtces ls being expanded and soon airlines will also have much greater license lo pick and c hooae what routes they wish to fly. THE JOYFUL profits from de· regulation come from the fact that airlines have been allowed Mailbox to sell cut-rate tickets for unmed passenger capocity. PuLUog passengers In the empty seet.s. even low-fare passe ngers. means large jumps in revenue with only smull illldilional costs for more Ucket un<i res ervation clerks. Finally, however . there is an end to that kind or bonanza. All the empty scats now have passengers In them so airline ex· ecutives are soon going lo have lo make some decisions oil what kind and ho w m any new airplanes to buy. Since much or the current jct pusenger neet_ls considered too old. too gas· guuly. too loud and too s meUY. they would have had lo mlke purchus inn dcc111 lons even Without the ter1s of thousunds Of new passenge rs attracted to therrl\bY the sale·prTceo ares. One or the reasons then~ was so much exccst; passenger space is because the last time the airlines went shopping they overbought. It's not an easily avoidable mlstfke. An executiv • h<ss to make an accurate gues!-1 about what passcn"er demand will be in two years when the plane he's buying is actually de· livered. He also has to be re· asonabJy right abo\!t how much bualne11 the plane wlll <Jo. not just for the first year. but the 10 years or so It 'II take to pay off the debt. THAT DEBT can be crushing. It will coat Eastern Airlines something in the vicinity pf a half a bllllon dollars lo pay for the 21 757 Boeing airliners it re- ccnUy ordered. For a company that already bas a pretty scary looking debt structure, this Is a gamble of significant prop0r. lions. albel! one that must be made . In the new de·regulated world where E<tslcrn mwsl com· pete. not having the carryinl( capacity would be an Invitation r<tr Jt.DOlhe.r_alrJi~ lo eome tn <ind vamp up Eait lern's best routes . According lo tree enterprise theology. thes e ris k s and dangers with their attendant promises of great rewardis and riche s -or bankruptc.·y s hould be exhllaratinl( to the men and women running the11e great, winged endeavors They ought to be saying. tree al last. free nt last to run life "11 hard economic race a nd ahow the world and our stockholders it's we who nre fittest to survive. That h a s n 't happene d . IO!Slea.d. tho industry hus been hit with the urge t.o merge. Pan American and NaUon1al Airlines arr melding, as are Continental and Wes tern. while Southern Airways a nd North Central Airlines have announced pll&JlS to wed. THE .. MEaGEa PANIC," as al 'a being called in the business press. has come to the attention of the J us tice De partment. who!le antitrust head. John Shenefield, has commented, "It would be ironic if the dawn o/_ 'the new era were. In fact, to pro- duce a merger wave reducing the number of competitors and the a mount of competition ... It might be ironi c but il wouldn't be unexpected in an in· dustry which has to make half· billlon dollar guesses about what the future holds. Anybody laying out that kind or money wants to minimize risk and don't give him any blarney about the joys of na ked competition. Some business. like the clothing io- dustry. can make adjustments m investments and production almost on a week·to·week basis so it can correct its errors. but ever y industry which demands huge capital outlays and a blind guess about what business con· ditions are going lo be like wtien the m achine is actually installed shuns competiCion. NO R CAN WE n o n · stockholders or employees be complacent about costly bad guesses. We may be the world's richest nation. but we're not so wealthy that we can afford to have a company like Eastern blow too many half a biUion dollar deals. The trick. of course. is to permit the degree of competition that secures its benefits without it s worst risks. We want the low prices. the service. all the good things we believe competition brings but not the bankruptcies. Nobody knows how to do this for sure . but one way we will have to cons ide r is letting those mergers go through and living with the idea of a limited. s upervised competition. Agent Says FBI Probe Helps Gates Image To the Editor: Yo ur e ditorial of Sept. 3 entitled "Probe or Gates Rajscs Doubts" declares that an FBI investigation of a llegations concerning Sheriff Brad Gates ha"s led to d a m age to his r eputation a nd career. The editorial further states Sheriff Gates "now carries with him a stigma that won't be easy lo erase." We have done Sheriff Gates a favor . A clean bill of health after "an intensive rtve-month probe"' by t he Federal Bureau o r Investi gation m a kes for a positive image rather than a s tig ma. Your editorial raises a number of questiunnha need to be ans wered for your readers. Yo u a s k . "Why Federal authorities at all?" WE ARE mandated by statute to conduct such an investigation if allegations of wrong.doing are mad e t h at fall within our investigative jurisdiction. The matter is not optional. "Why bas t he ·person o r persons ~~f:L .~AJJt, .....,.~ ~-11gn1rtsr Gates been givea the comfort and luxury or anonymity ?" Obviously. the FBI will not identify this individual. This person may have furnish ed ·re liable information over a period of lime. and I am sure his actions In this l.n.1tance were In good faith. Fina lly , you ask. "Should the r e b e so m e kind of accountablllty? '· There is, has ~n. and will continue to be. We answer to the President, the Attomey General, and the Congress of the United St ates . Upon receipt of t he allegaUona ln this matter, the lact.8 were discussed wlth lhe United States Attorney'!\ omce In Los Angeles, and the F81 conducted the Investigation at the direction of the United States Attorney'B Office. I am happy to take this opportunity to respond to your edltorial. Thank you. TED L. GUNDERSON Special Arent in Ch1rge ............. "Candidate Backs Heroin" and it r e ferred to Ed C lark. Libertarian Party candidate for governor. I am a mem ber of the volunteer staff thal helped Ed Clark become the only person ever to qualif y a s a gubernatorial candidate through petitioning 1n California's his tory ! As a !lt aff me mbe r and a fellow Libertarian, I strongly object to this badly c ut.up article . For openers . I want lo tell e veryone that Ed Clark does not back heroin' lie a nd the Libertarian Party condemn the use or a ll drugs. in cluding marijuana knd alcohol . for health and hygiene reasons and be c ause t h e ir u se ls not conducive to positive mental and e motional development. · vocate homosexuality." to keep should never have been located the record accurate. where the surf can reach them. THE BRIGGS proposition deals T HE OWNERS of the property with teachers who publicly ad· should rectiCy the mistake they vocate or practice homosexuality made many years ago and re· so as to influence the behavior of move the trailers from the ocean minors in the classroom. It does s ide of the hjghway. ff they re· not prohibit private homosexuali· fuse to act. the County of Orange ty. or private anything else The should act to protect the public so.called "'gays '" always lie a bout safety this. The '"gays" know. also. that One does not have to be a American communities do not trained observer to see that ~ want homosexual advocacy in the potential disaster is in the mak· classroom. and so they must con· ing. With winter s torms and fuse the issue with cr ies about pounding s urf rapidly ap· "'rights" and '"fascism .. and m proaching action should not be some of their anlt-9 campatl'n postponed posters. ··invasionofpr1vacy .. In this Proposttion r.J era one As an educator with much ex could also ask how many tax perience in the observation or stu· dollars are being spent in a bat· dent thought and behavior. l must tie the ocean will inevitably win. correct the ··gay" assertion that But that is the minor aspect . homosexuals are born not made. This current siege witnessed one and that therefore they are not worker being washed out in\o How Ev E R, w c r u rt h c r responsible ror their psychosex· the ocean. To me it is not worth denounce the waste of money ual orientatton. That ts nonsense the risk. especially when you To the Editor: <extorted from the taxpayers > The m ass of evidence is against conside r that these trailers can s pent to impos e a set o f theview.Studentsarei~Ouenc.ed ~e moved to sa_fet~ and that arbitrary moral standards up<>n well past the age of~ or 6 or so, m· some of lhe trailers ar~ only othe r wise decent • law· abiding deed well into their upper teen weekend retreat~. ___ <I• -. ~M~-c:r-··.IM-,,,.,,,#J' ~ 1""• l"!ir~--~--.· .... , -· citiie.ri.~ ... U..-d~s.n'..t ~l-.M -;-i~ } ~ ,u.o.·• •• ·~·,.·~ ,:-t.. ~-~~-M~'lh~~,,-~~ .. ~ -y01~ >~ . ~ n . _ml ~~listen and s m 0 k i n g . h e 1 m e t s r 0 r with whom they associate. . . P~doll 811rdell motorcyclis ts or the us e ot l am sure .. and the . ~ays To the Editor: ' laetrile for dying patients . know· that citizens of this stotc Your editorial '"The Pension Ed Clark has said . in his n~ed not stand for. nor need they ~uddle" on Sept 19 points out orficiai p<>sition statement. that, fina n ce, the ad~oc a cy of s om e v e r y s ignificant .. I oppose the use or police psyc~osexual deviation m their passibilities-. power to harass people whose · pubh~ ~chools. This fact brmgs on As you stated. the pens ions activities are not crimes against !~e r.i~ank. -~ear hysteria of the· may be paid> for by the neict an y per s o n or agains t t he gay acltvasts as November ap gene ration or taxpayers or may property of any person" i.e. proacbes. prove o nuty s urprise for those victim·less crimes . GEORGEW KENT public employees who expect &o The Libertarian Party 1~ the N•t W...c• R b k collect the pensions. party of freedom: freedom from To the Editor: " ONE who helps to pay taxatio n . fr eedom from 1he1r salaries I would actualJu · t "It just wasn 't worth ., o ppr essi ve ~ove rn m c n anticipate th" latter ca~e. There l t. d f d t be jeopardizing life ... At least one " regu a ion an ree om o bel ed :ire too many people around like · ho d on th renter in ea.guer El Morro r secure m your me ao e m" who are measu___. in pr'va•A l I t d Bay MobUe Home Park Is ex· " ·~ ' "' s l r e e a g a. n s u n u e s industry by ""riormance, w .. ~ • t t r f erclsing common sense. urging .,... "" covernmen~ n er erence rom "re ai"k and ti"red of beina 5-. h I II I · i tides, ~undlng surr. wave· 0 .. "' .... l e r Po c ng agenc es. d Id ond cl""" clU•e .. • when It comes DAN MAH AFFEY tosse u ers. or a railing ..-• ... ~ k d l o j ob tnnure . cxcess'vc dee may some ay take a life ... ' or seriouslylnJuresomeone try oumbcr s of paid hoHdays, Ing to help save a..irailer , The !\trikes by public employees. etc- residents who Uve in the s urf The final respansability for the 1one may not want to five up the mequltles must be placed on the luxury ol living so cfoae to the palltlclans who tend to be so free ocean, but they should not let wlth taxpayer monry. others endanier themselves In DALE E. JOHNSON attempts to save lrallera which 66••'••1 .... ~ • Quotes IAttnt Jrom readtrl ore wtlcmM. The Daily Pilot article on the "'Boy Guy" debate with Senator Briggs. appcuri"R on Sept. 17, documents an instance, I s hould say yet another lnstan('e, of ttle "'Gay" attempt to misstate the Is· sues towards which Proposition 6 Is directed. and to resort to the big To the Editor· lie. which, 1f repeated loudly, Tht rtght to condentt I.tin• lo Ill rpoce or thmmatt h~l u reMt"Ued. Wtttra of JOO word.t ur i.u will bf guwn prtferrnct All lettf'rt mu.c fft· cJllM ,.gnolurt and metilino oddte11 but nom11 mo11 be wllhlwld °" r• I wlab to respond to a emall hystcricolly. and often enouah. A11ociatf(I Preas article that might be believed The Pilot artl· was para'\>h.rased on paae two of cle s hould have put the word the Dally Pilot, Sept. }P The .:·publ~' ~f ~Aler• ""~ A.~~•·• bA.•·"'--~ -~· ... ~·~\NI r.''!d~ wno 'ifl'ilctTcc ot A1t --41~~ ..... "'. ,._. ...... _ .,.~...,.,. #fOft rw not bf ,,., I J 17 Irvine EDITION i l T oday's C loslag ~ N.Y. Stoeks ; VO L 270, 4 SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNT'(, CALI FORNI A WE DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 Tax Break otd~ for Leas~holde~ ·'.l lly JOANNE &E VNOLDS OI * o.ll'f ,..... MaH lr'11ne COmp&l\Y offaclaJ and Oranit~ '<Nn\)' pollUclkn tot lb '1 lt" Board ol Equ•li"aUon lo block p~rty tu rH tnenl o( horn aod b Int on le• l'(j land ~•)' A1t1tmbt1man Ron Cordova, 0 £1 Toro, who backflt tb pro posal, 11.1ud today 1t hould mean 1 drop cl bnut per~nt In ~ reassennumw handed out thla summer on Jrvlrw and Newport Beach . properUea Je11ed from lht• I rvlne Compa ny. The action at 1'ueaday's board o f tiq uallutle>h tn"et ln1 In Sacrttmento ended with board mt m bers a1r6eln1 to order o ra nee Count y A aeuor Bradley Jacobi to revise lhe aa· enments or those leasehold properties. Cordova, llatc Controlltr Ken Cory and Irvine Company At· torney Bruce Testor brought the matter to the boon! because of Jacobs' ruJlna affecting lrvine Company J~ •n the wake of pa•HJe ot Proposlt1on 13. J acobs ruled that Jrvlne Com· pany leueholders would have their property reassessed to cur· rent values, rather tha.n having their assessments pegged at the 19'7S·76 level.s. He baaed his decision on the fact that the company itself had changed ha nds when its pre· vlous owner. the James Irvine FoundatJon sold Its assets to a consortium or investors. That sale. J acobs ruled, cons tituted the sale of the property, which Is the only grounds for reassess· ment under Proposition 13. Cordova this summer was un· successful in getting lecislation passed whJch would have ex- empted frvine Company lessees • * * Tax from that ruling. Howe ver, at Tuesday's board meeting in Sacramento, he was s uccessfuJ in getting members lo go along wiUa his cont~ntion that the lessees had no control over the sale or the company nor did they financially benefit from it . ''O nly the c hange in possessory interest <the lessee's interest> should ca\J3e•reassess- ment," he argued * * . * Cory, state controller , who was ~. o n ce a D e m ocrati c a s · semblymao rrom Garden Grove. told bis fellow board members. "this cries out for relief," in backing Cordova. T he plan agreed to by t he board meq.ibers is based on real es t ate law which holds that there are two interests in leased land -the possessory interest. or right to occupancy held by the <See BLOCK. Page A2) , • • * County Approves Budget Means to an End O ra nge County supe rvisors adopted a $511.1 m illion county government budget for 1978-79 today, the county's firs t post Jarvis s pending package. Simultaneously, as mandated by voter approval of Proposition 13, s upervisors set a countywide tax rate of $4 for each $100 worth of ,assessed value. 1Translated to Proposition 13 term s, that means county pro- perty owners will pay property taxes of one percent of what the I assessor said.that this year their property is worth under revised assessment standards. The county's share of the SO· called basic $4 tax rate is 16.5 percent. Translating that figure lo a l ax ra te, it means the county's rate is 66 cents for each $100 worth of assessed valuation. And that is one hall the 1977-78 coun- ty rate of $1.33 for each $100 or assessed value. . Whal all that means. accord-, ing to county auditor-controller Vic Heim, is that most county prope rty owners ' 1978·79 tax bills will be less than half their counterparts of a year ago. Supervisors. upon Heim 's re- commendation, decided lo hold in reserve future tax payments that will be subject to question and protest .. UON COUNTRY BR4NCHING Ol!rl UC Irvine students line up at the school's financial aids office Tuesday as another academic year gets under way. University offic ials expect 9,900 students to attend the Irvine campus this fall -the highest fall enrollment ever , a 400-student in· crease over last year. Widening Of Irvine Drive Near Are there a recreation vehicle park and an auto race track in Lion Country Safari 's future? The Irvine the m e pa rk 's m a nagement hopes so. See Page B6 for details. Laetrile Testing On Cancer OK'd . WASlflNGTON IAP> -The National Cancer Institute an· nounced today it will seek lo test Laetrile on patients with ad· vanced cancers. Dr . Arthur C. Upton, the in· st itute's director, said he de· ~ided to follow the recommenda· tion or a divided NCI panel of doctors and scientists who re· comme nded testing the con· troversial substance on humans. The NCI still must obtain ap· proval from the Food and Drug Administration to use Laetrile, purported lO be a cancer-curing agent, on an experimental basis. The decision comes ts years after the Institute .. as asked to conduct clincial tes ts o n Laetrile Because anim al tests have never shown any evidence that Laetrile could combat cancer, the institute said, it decided pre· viously "the evidence was not sufflclent lo warrant proceeding to testing in humans." Upton's decision comes three weeks after the institute re· leased the results of a study of medical records of several dozen cancer patients who used Laetrile. Ninety-three patients s ubmitted records, but only 22 had all the necessary data or had used Laetrile. In those 22 cases, the institute said, s ix patients improved, nine stayed the same and seven got worse. ·'The resuJts of the retrospec· live analysis would normally not be s ufficient lo su~li?est that the <See LAETRILE, Page AZ> Irvine Continues SCAG Membership Panel Probes Ruby's l,inks To Syndicate An Irvine Center Drive widen- ing project may begin late this year -if city officials cap reach asireement with the Irvine Com· pany on a related project. Senme Yotes Approval, of Energy Bill Bv a 3·1 vote Tuesday, trvt.ne councilm en authorized ad· ve rtisement for bids to widen Irvine Center Drive to a six-lane capacity. Councilwoman Mary WASHJNGTON IAP> -House Ann Gaido voted no. WASHJNGTON <AP> The investigators are exploring why Senate today broke the J7·month J ack Ruby talked by telephone But council members gave logjam on President Carter's with at least five alleged crime notice the y would hold off ener~y program, approving and syndicate figures during the awarding a construction con· sendang lo the House a nalural- weeks preceding the assassina. tract on the project until city gas .deregulation compromise. tion or Preside nt Kennedy. a nd rrvine Company officials The vote was 57•42. The committee is investigat· could agree on another project The biU, the product of nearly ing whe the r Ke nnedy's as-to cover a n ood control ditch al a year of negotiations between ·sassination was the product of a Irvine Center Drive and Culver Congress and Energy Secretary conspiracy, possibly involving Drives. James R. Schlesinger. would lift the crime syndicates that were fede ral price controls from most The complex issue. which t I b l98S the target or a Justice Depart· spurred a lwo·hour council dis· na ura ~as Y . ment crackdown under Attorney · Scblesmger watched from the cussion, includes authorizal.lon JI th Se General Robert F. h.ennedy. lo build curbs at the north cor· ga er y as e nate, presided The committee produced con-over by Vice President Walter ners of Jeffrey Road and Culver F M nd 1 h ded c flicting evidence today about · 0 a e, an arter his Drive whe re they intersect ba'gg t · whether Ruby visited Havana Irvine Center Drive. es energy victory since once or twice in late 1959. August 1977 when the House ap- Lewis Mc Willie, Ruby's friend The project that goes out to croved most of his original plan and now a Las Vegas gam bler b1·d also 1·ncludes .._onstruct1·on of ntact. • t: Just before the vote, Senate testified that Ruby visited him curbed medians for a portion of Energy Committee Chairman in Hav1tna for no mo re-than six Irvine Center Drive near the Henry M. J ackson, D-Wash .. days In August or September Eucalyptus Windrow. told the Senate the compromise 1959 . Mc Wi llie the n was But landscaping for the me· should end near)y 30 years of manager of a Havana casino. dian and landscaping of an area co!1gressionaJ hag~ing over gas But the committee staff said between Irvine Center Drive and price controls. lhe Cuban government recently The Ranch will be designed on· And, Jackson said, "It will released documents s howing ly. meaning lhe work still re· provide the incentives for in· that Ruby entered the country quires council approval. creased production, .. thus enabl· The on .again ,' ofr·again participation or the Irvine City Council in the six county, I . Aug. 8 and stayed for more than Councilmen will consider ap. ing the nation lo ease its re· 1 a month. According lo those re· prov a l of construction bids on liance on imported oil. River!jlde. Orange_. Los Angeles cords. Ruby left Sept. tl. re-the r~~d widening in Nove_mber, .S~n. Jl tKA,~ and Ven~ura counties. . tµ.i'Jted ~t JZ,--llnd..L~~~h.-~~~~VWM61"8 .. ~-~ir:.:1'11~.1'tMif. .o!~"mftlff;a ·ng . Those include questions con· cerning property owners who lease land from the Irvine Com· pany and those protesting mineral rights assessments. In addition s upervisors will re· serve tax payments m ade by boat. aircraft and other personal property taxpayers while legal questions s urrounoing their as- sessm ents are decided in court. In addition lo county govern· ment the $4 bas ic r ate will finance city. school district and special district operations this year . Added to that will be special rates applied in certain districts to repay past bonded in· debtedness. 3rd Plane Discounted In Crash SAN DIEGO <A Pl -The head of the federa l investigation into the nation's worst air djsaster said today that it "appears re. mote al th.ls time" that a third plane played a part in the col· Usion of a jetliner and a s mall airplane. Phillip Ho,ue said t he "mystery plane' bas been local· ed and was eight miles west of the a rea whe r e lhe Pacifi c Southwest Airlines 727 jetliner $500 MILLION CLAIMS FEARED-Page AS " PRIVATE PLANE USE A CONCERN-Page A7 and a single-engine &essoa 172 collided . Hogue. of t he National Transportation Safety Board , said Tuesday afte rnoon that another small airplane, a twin· engine Cessna, may have con- fused the PSA piiot. In fact , said llo~ue. it has now been determined that the twin· engine Cessna was eight miles west or the area where the col- lision occurred. "l can't eliminate it totally," Hogue said, but whethe r the twin-engine Cessna was a factor "appears remote at this time. It lt he position of the twin·engine Ces s na > wo uld see m to eliminate it." "It still leaves the questions or who or what the PSA oilot saw" .~~rMlfti~.w·~.,._~_.~_, ., '-~~ .. ........ .,.muu ~a~t'ton again. C ~~~~~/ llg•ii~ t~t., ~'"' ·· -....., rv1 e pany 1s reached prior opponents, called the bill "a But the C·omma·ttee t ff ·d · lo that date. prescription for economic dis· T he vote however. was conditional, 5 a saa w ·d ni r th d ill Co ast Council members voted 4..() Tues day to continue mem bers hip in the organization, the state·designaled planning agen· cy for Imperial, San Bernardino, BOAT OWNER'S WCK Cll4.NGED ··My 32-Coot catamaran was the weirdest boat in the world. "I tried everything and never sold it till I tried the DaJly Pflot." That 's the story a successfuJ Santa Ana man told after plac· log this ad in the Daily Pilot; Well deslsned, custom WllO wind Cnta m aran. l'rice of a Hobie but I wke as big and t wlce a:. fust. Muny x tras. for nc·1rnn going. Evenings XXX·XXXX tr you've had bad luck In sell· lng your boat. try a lucky charm -the Daily PUot. Our friendly ad·vlsers will help you write a bes t seller. C all 642·5678. ' "1 would like to give SCAG lhe opportunity lo prove to the City of Irvine through the end of the year that they can represent them ,'' Councilman Art Anthony said. ..I would like the mem· bership issue t.o come up again in December." Anthony kicked off <the current controversy over membership when be invited Cypress Mayor Don · Kudson to speak to the council Aug. 22 on that city's dis· pleasure with the organization. Ma1or Bill Vardoulis and Councilman David Silla appeared ready to drop out of the associa· lion following Hudson's ap· pearance. Tuesday, after berating SCAG involvement on several other council agenda item s, both men begrudgingly agreed with An· thony t.o allow the oraantzaUon another chance. "Ws not that I'm convinced t h a t SCAG 's gotn1 to do anything tor us in the next few months." Sills lndtcated. The association ls the clear· inghouse (or all federal grants related lo community develop· ment. 1rvine Is a recipient of aome of thole 1rant.&. Dallas bank records s how Ruby 1 e ng 0 e roa w ac-aster" which he s aid would dis· was In Dallas during the la(ter com m od ate residents i n the advantage both cons umers and Part Of A g t newest portion of the· Wood· gas producers. u. us · bridge development, localed on He accused the administration There was no immediate ex. the south side of Irvine Center of riding roughshod over the ma· plaoatioo for the conflict. Drive. <See ENERGY, Page AZ> Raises in Prospect For School Aides? Despite post.Proposition 13 1overnmental employee pay freezes, Irvine Unified School Dis trict classiried e mployees ·could get raises if a negotiated contract is ratified by workers and trustees today. That'• because the raise would be so·called "mer it pay" io· creases, predic ated on • wo rker's perfo rm a nce. not longevity and •C08t of ltvlng changes. "Merit pay Increases come Crom a pool of funds allocated ot1 the b11la of a n e mployee's performance." Superintendent A. Stanley Corey sa\d Tuead.ay. ... , Some <school > djslricts grant increases for longevity or cost of llvlng changes, but the governor froze those after PfoposlUon 13." If employee gToups raUfy t.he contract offer at a morning and afternoon session scheduled t.o- d ay. lUSD trustees may approve the agreement at tonight's meet· Ing. Corey refused to divulre de· tails of the new contract untH It is ratified by employees and board members. Tonight's meeting will take place et 7:30 tn the Ven1do Mid· die School. 4 Deerfield Ave. in Irv~ ... Town Center Development Plan Weighed frvlne transportation com. missioners will study a tentative tract map tonight for a 243·acre residential and commercial de· velopment Jn University Town Center. The proposed development is bordered by University. Campus and Culver Drtves, but does not inc lude the Unlver sity Town Center commercial area adja- cent t.o UC Irvine or the Campus Valley Shopping Center. Commissioners wlll review transportation a nd circulation· ' elements of the plan. The meeting will take place at tl..:°·m· i' Qt.y Council cflam.,, f I Weath e r Sunny through Thurs day a nd not quite so warm with highs rangjng from 80 al the beaches to lower 90s inla nd. Lows tonight in mid to upper 60s. . I .. AZ DAILY PtLOT W!c!n!!d!W· .,....... 'ZT, t971 • €errldorPi.a Panel Supports Joaquin Route T be S tt n J Oll q u u ti 11 1 a Tr"' nbPo• laUoo <'orrldor haa .:uuwd tht-t>ndul"'4'm,•nt of Sad dlcbau ·k Arco Coord1n1hna Counrll' ('Jtrt'Uh~ board t.:ndor. t•m~nt <"•mc.-at tht' board's Monday mt"oetln.1on1 st vol c . with l..elsurt' World re1>rt'Jt-nlat1ve l ~n«" Puhlman vut '"" J~ ani.l th~ propost-d ru'11d trun~purhuon ptOJt't'l Anitrak Cuts rnmuter Service It 1:. impossible to tell whc•o the :-.tnke-st.all"'1 railway rom niull'I' service Ix-tween OrunKc: hnktna Laguna N1aucl with t.htJ Co»t.a Me~i. Ne ..,porl Ueac·h .Ur4'B The bullot Ul'hmlly aupporktl a multl mocwl con(' •pl for lht· corridor u s opposed to u fl"t'cwuy Rourd mt'mbcrs 11tood laAl on recomnH•ndlna lhaat u maH lransportuhon sys~m be u main portion of lhe corridor'~ service Tht' controver Ii.I corridor route i1'! l'lt'mg ~tudtt.-d hy c•o111ll~ Env1ronmcnt1&I M111n1&gi!ml'nl AitcflCY 111Dd <.'Olll>Ullunlli A r1mtl route location 1s expected to tM prl' t•ntl"d for county board of ~,,..-rvr.nr.1' itpprnv;.ll nt'xt )Nlf Lot'al1on of thl' rorrador plunncd to cut through un developed rolling halls between co~u•lul communities and lht· San Diego Freeway ha1> drawn critJcism from citizens in most communities between Ni:wport Beach and Laguna Niguel. Boll of D~ks County Projects Backed -~ . ,. :. .. ,., ~ ~ , .. ~ An $8.7 million list of road .~~ provemcnt projecl.8 that could~ be built in uni ncorpora te~' Orange County areas over the!· next four yea~ was endorsed~ Tuesday by county s upervisors. ~ Members or the Orange Coun-. ty TraruportaUon Commission~ later will review the county re< quests along with those from·• cities a nd CalTrans for sub-~ mission under the Federal Aid; Urban Program. !ct Under terms ol th.al program! .. the federal government wou&d~ pay 83 percent of the roadw~~ building costs while local aeeJl;" cies contribute 17 per cent. ') Among proposed projectt; ulong Lhe Orange Coa&i are : ,.;~ $2 .9 million to rebuild• Irvine Boulevard from Red Hi~ to Sand Canyon Avenue in the~ Irvine area aloog with widenitii"' a portion of the road from two ~ four lanes. " County and Loi> An~c:lcs wall be r c s t o r l' ct . a n A m l r a k ::.pokt>swoman sct1d this morning. Service was cut short yester· day as a result ol a nationwide strike by the Brotherhood of Ra1 I way and Airline Clerks, Susan Dwyer. :.pedal reprcsen· tative for Amtrak, satd. Three routes arc being studied bet ween MacArthur Boulevard in the Newport Beach area to nelir /\very Parkway in the Laguna Niguel -Mission Vicjovicimty. Most south county objections have centered on the proposed freeway's inducement to de- velopment of the area and with eventual forced population growth. Richard Osborn , a studio arts major at UC Irvine. constructed his Hall of Ducks on tht• sidewalk and steps leading to the commons and library beca use he "believes &.irt should be part of the com· mumty." Osborn. who lives in Vista. said the sculpture of red ducks and long black snake is his expression of the confusion and intimidation he felt as a freshman on the large campus. Classes began Monday. $1.6 million for installali~ of traffi c sig nals a l o n ~ Marguerite and Crown Valley,.! Parkways, El Toro Road, Lak~" Forest Drive and Ridge Route · Drive in the Saddleback Valley. > $440,000 to widen Jeffrey;._ Road to four lanes in the lrvl.ne ' area a long a one-mile stretch, south of Bryan Avenue. -· -$315.000 to widen Cul\ler ' Drive to four lanes from the San· ta Ana Freeway to Irvine Railways the c lerks are picketing include Santa Fe Railway and Union Pacific Railroad. Miss Dwyer s aid no Amtrak t>m ployecs are on strike but some do belong to the striking union and are honoring its ac· lion. SACC board m e mber Puhlman said at an earlier meeting with EMA officials, "I don't want to live in another Los Angeles. That's why I moved to Leis ure World. I'll be pocket(?(! between the corridor and the San Diego Freeway. You move from one place to another to get away from it." CGOler ••• Relatively Boulevard In the Irvine area. "' $315,000 to rebuild Bryan· between Culve r and Myford Road. Breezes to Drop Temperaturea to 808, 90a -$810,000 lo widen Bolsa ·Avenue from four to six lanes from west of Beach Boulevard to Ha zar d Avenue in the Westminster area and $490.000 to rebuild Newland Street between Bolsa and Hazard. .. The problem is we contract with the railroads to oper&te our trains over their tracks with their crews, and the crews have ~n honoring the strike," Miss Dwyer said Orange County Amtrak com· muter stops affected on the Los Angeles to San Dae~o run arc in San Juan Capistrano. Santa Ana and Fullerton. Mis:. Dwyer was unable to say exactly how mi:lny commuters are affectl'd by the service s top· page. In July, however , she said, 83.000 p eople rode the Los l\ngelC's to San DieJtO trains. The only two Callrornia Am- trnk trains still running are from Los Angeles lo New Orleans, Miss Dwyer said, and from Los Angeles to Oakland. Nationwide, several of the Amtrak tralns are still roM1ng- bul the majority in the 48,000 passenger a day s ystem have been halted, she s aid. Plane Crash Fatal to 8 SAN J UAN, Puerto Rico IAP> -An engine exP.losion apparent· ly was respons1ble for the fiery <'rash or a small plane and the deaths or eight persons in San Juan. The twin-engine Beechcraft crashed and burned Tuesday night in a crowded residential s treet. Six of the dead were aboard the _,plane and two were in a car-crushed by falling debris. Six other persons were in· JU red. Newport Yachtsman Glasgow Succumbs Cooler'! That's what weather forecasters predicted today as marine breezes moved closer to breaking a heat wave that has kept a stifling stran~lehold on Orange County since Santa Ana winds blew in last week. But "cooler " is still a matter of interpr e tatio n . A SJ>okeswome1n for the National Weather Service today said folks cun cxpe<:t temperatures to re- main in the 80s near the beach and the 90s inland until Sunday And. as the ocean air from the f'rotaPageAJ BLOCK ... lessee, and the reversionary in- teres t or right to the property at the conclusion or theleas-e. held by the property owner Board members agreed that the possessory interest should not be reas!iessed, but that the revcrsionary interest should. The taxes would still be paid by the lessee based on the total of both assess ments . but Cordova said it should mean a drop of about. 90 percent in the reassessments handed out this summer by Jacobs He based that estimate on the Charil's S. "Chuck" Glasgow, Mr. Glasgow retired from followin~ example 67 , retired vice ·president of McDonnell Douglas in 1976 Assume the 1975assessmentof M t Donnell Douglas Corp. and After his retirement be was a a piece of leased land was set al prominent Oran ge Coas t consultant to the National $20,000. • yachtsman, died Tuesday night Aeronautics and Space Ad· With the reassessments at Hoag Memorial Hospital of an minis tration <NASA ) on extract· handed out lhas year, the assess· apparent heart attack. ing fuel from shale. mcnt doubled to $40.000. Mr. Glasgow was first stricken Mr. Glasgow joined the Whal has to happen now is at his Newport Beach home. car-Balboa Yacht Club in 1953 and that J acobs has to go back to the ly Tuesday. He was rushed to moved with his family from 1975 assessm ent and s plit it the hospital where he s uffered Westwood to Newport Beach in between the possessory interest another attack early an the even· 1956. He was elected commodore and the reversionary interest mg. of BYC in 1965. Possc~sory interest on a long. Memorial services wall be held An ·ardent sailor, Mr. Glasgow term leas<' s hould be about Saturday al noon al Pacific and his wife Janet s tarted sail-$18,000 and the reversionary in: View Me morial Chapel. The ing as a husband·wife team in tcrcst is about $2,000. family has suggested memorial Penguin Class dinghies . He later The reversionary inte rest 1s donations to lloag Me morial became active as a racing skip· lhl' only thing that Ca/I be re· Hos pital in the name of Mr. per in the Thi11lle and PC classes ass<'sst·d, so it doubles from Glasgow and finally built his well·known S2 .000 to $4,000, making this Mr. Glasgow was born in Las Lapworth-40 s loop Impetuous year 's total assessment not the Vegas. N.M .. in 1911. Ile altcncd which he raced <And cruised $40 ,000 given out earlier this Sta nford U ni vers ity and In addition lo his widow, he summer, bul $22,000 n<1rth ; pushes a high pressure system out of the area, higher humidity may make It even more uncomfortable. Orange Coast area school dis· lricts remained on full day schedules today despite scat- tered breakdowns in air condi· tioning equipment. Strenuous outdoor exercise was curtailed again and elemen· tary students in the Saddleback Unified School District were kept indoors Tuesday. even dur· 1n~ lunch timc. Some inl and Orange County school dislncts let c lasses out curly Tuesday because of the heal An est1mat.ed 17.000 customers have been without electricity at some time this week because of heat strain on Southern California Edison Company transformers and fusPs However. th.ere were no major out~ge s Tuesday and a spokesman said the company is keeping up with the higher de- mands for electricity. A r epresentative of San Diego Gas and Electric Co .. which serves por tions of southern Orange County, said the firm foresees fewer problems as lt.m· peratures drop. Santa Ana and the Saddleback Valley area continued lo cook Tues day as temperatures moved ubove the century mark for the fourth consecutive day. Overnight lows are not expect· ed to drop below 65 degrees anywhere in lhe county before the weekend. At Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, the thermometer dropped to 98 degrees Tuesday arte.r .a-Monday.hlgh of 102.. ,.,....raeeAI LAETRILE drug be li'Stf'rl in the clime: over other candidate drugs that arf' available." it said "However. because of widespread public use and interest in Laetrile. the NCI will proceed with plans to evaluate the drug.·· Laetrlle's promoters claim that up to 70.000 Americans have used the substance. which is made from the pits of apricots. a_nd other fruiLc;. Heritage C.ustom Design ~omotion Umited time only! 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In winning Senate approval for the compromise, admlnlstra· tion forces overcame the efforts of an unusual coalition rormed to fight the bill. Passage followed a lobbying campaign by the While House Administration officials depict· ed the measure as the most im· p0rtanl surviving part of the energy program Carter sub· mitted to Con~ress In April 1977 as the "moraleq~ivalenlofwar." f',...PageAI PLANES ... when he talked to the Lindbergh Field control tower s hortly before the crash , llogue said. I loRue also said that the PSA Boeing 7'Z7 and Cessna were be· ang controlled by the Lindbergh Field tower on the same radio fr eq u e ncy . contra r y lo testimony in Wash ington on Tuesday by Elwood Driver. tl· ing chairman o f the sai y board. He said Driver ml }\t have received wrong informa· lion before tes tifying the planes were talking to di(re renl towers on different (rcquencies The small plane was practic- ing Instrument landln((s and the jet was descending for a landJng when they collided n~11u::1~ ...... w· ~ t11 ) Step in now for this SUPER SPECIAL on Holiday upholstery now at 25" OFF on selected pieces. Hl.l"lt•IW1t0f'lh4'\.ft 11e?t9"tKf'l._.,.v••f -·-· v., .. , J\1011,A ... , .. ...., ··~orw~·-.. T~M (114)ta.4321 Cl ta.med AdYtnllllftg "'2·MTI ~•Y•• .... -OO!Kt M,-AIO It consisted of liberals who called the compromise too cosUy for consumer11 and con- servatives who complalned that it didn't deregulate 1as pricefl quickly enough. "It was virtually he<&d -on." All SIOltt t O'(N MONOAY 11411\1 SA TIJIOA Y 9 W. IO & 30 N Hoaue said or the crash. -~ ~ Hogue saad .. r ... '•ot J ame& ~-~s.c~~~! ~·~·--~~~----• ~~~~~~~~ ltt::>=-=-t',::i::v,C"-1:~ ..... ...... ~·"~~ ~ ":.~ ~~,~~~~ M:rt.f' ar •••HltMMf"t\ Mt't•,.. 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Stoeks ~ VOL. 270. 4 SECTIONS,~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •• .• f 1. • r f 1 ' ~ 'Third Plane' ·crash ~ry Doubted ·1 SAN DIEGO <AP> ·The bead ol lhf' ft'deral lnvt" Ujatlon lnto lhe oa\Joo · WOC"lt afr dlsutl'r said today that It .. appeus re- mote at OWi Umt'" that a Utird pl.n~ played a part In the c.'OI lision of a ~tllMr and • small airplane Philli p tloaue u1d the "mystl'ry plane" ha be'f:ft ~•l ed and wu eiaht miler. west of the area wh r~ th Pacific Southwea A.trbnes m jetlinl'r and • 11na1e-enalne Ce11n• 172 ('() lllded. Hocue, of the National Tran.a portaUon Safety Board, said Tuuctar afternoon that anothel' smal airplane, a twin· en1lM Ceuna, may have con· lulled the P6A pllot. In fact. 1ald lioiue. It haa now bffn determined that the twin· enaine Ceaana waa eicht mil west of the area where the e:ol- Usion occumid. "I can't .tUMlnat.e <It totally," Ho1ue taii, but whether \be twln4Qline Ceslna w .. a faotor llOO •UJON CLAIMa• f~M ~ PRIVATI PLANE U8I • ACCNc!R~-A1 "appears remote •t tb1t tim4'. It <the pmiUoo ol the twln·enelne ...... ~ ...... ,.... Ceasna l would aeem to eJbntnate it.~· ~·n 1tlll leavea the questk>nl of who or .mat lbe PSA pilQt uw" wbea be talked to the Llndberib Field controJ tower shortly before the crash, Hogue .said. Uoiue a1lo sald that the J>SA Boein&, 127 and ~eaana were be· ing controlled by tbe Llnclber1b Field tower on the same 'radio frequency , contrar~ to testimony in Washington on Tuesday by Elwood Driver. act- ing chairman or the safety board. He said Drlver mi9ht have received wrong inlonna· lion before testif yiog the planes were talking to dU!erent towers on dltrerent frequencies. The small plane was practlc· Ing instrument landings and tbe jet was descending for a landing wbeo they collided. .. U was virtually head-on," Hogue said oft.he crash. Tax Rate Hogue said pilot Jame~ McFeron. 45. -calmly reported his jet was gojng down as it plunged Into the North Park neighborhood three miles from the airport. ''We're going in ... Hogue quot· ed McFt:ron as telling the tower in a soft Colee. The death toll included 135 aboard the jetliner. two in the Cessna and al least. 13 on t.be (See PLANES, Page AZ> Cut County Approves BuJget Orange County s upervisors adopted a $511.1 million county government budget for 1978-79 today, the county's first post Jarvis spending package. Simultaneously, as mandated by voter approval or Proposition 13, s upervisors set a countywide tax rate of $11 for each SJOO worth of assessed value. Translated to Proposition 13 terms, that means county pro- perty owners will pay property taxes of one percent or what the assessor said that this year their property is worth under revised assessment sfandards. The county's share of the so- called basic S4 tax rate is 16.S . . Senate OKs percent. Translating that figure to a tax rate, it means the county's rate Is 66 cents for each $100 worth ol assessed valuation. And that is one half the urJ7·78 c.oun- ty rate ol $1.33 for each $100 of assessed value. What all that meaos. accord- ing to county auditor·controller Vic Heim, is that most county property owners' 1978·79 tax bills will. be less than baJf their counterparts of a year ago. Supervisors, upon Heim 's re· commendation, decided to hold in reserve future tax payments that will be subject to question and protest. For Classrooaas Those include questions con· cerning property owners who lease land from the Irvine Com- pany a nd those protesting mineral rights assessments. In addition s upervisors will re- serve tax. payments made by boat, aircraf'l and other personal property taxpayers while .legal questions surrounoing their as· sessments are deeided in court. Jn addition to county govern· ment the $4 basic rate will finance city. school. district and special district operations this year. Added to that will be special rates applied in certain districts to repay past bonded in- debtedness. JUDY MANTO KEEPS TIQHT REIN ON FOUR MONARCH BAY 'HEROES' Canine Kudoe Go to (From Left) Boo-Boo, Pub, Kahuna, Lalani Carter Plan For Energy Capo Unit to Test Building Levy Law • Dogs Heroes ID Fire WASHINGTON <AP> -The Senate today broke the 17-mont.b Caplatrano Un.ilied School Dis· blame a housing boom for lf!av· logjam on President Carter's lrict officials hope to become the ing their districts without suffi. 1Jarking Alen. Family in Monarch Bay energy program, ,approving and second to test a new Orange cient classroom space for future sending let-the House a natural· Co\tnty-orditutnee permitting students. gas deregulation compromise. school di.Uricls to charge de· Capistrano Superintendent The vote was 57--42. velopers fees to provide new Jerome Tbornsley today sajd the they stop." The bill, the product of nearly classrooms. district intends to take full ad· Judy Manto is heaping ~ on four canines who raised a ruckus outside her Monar<:h Bay home last week, alerting the neighborhood to a potentially deadly brush fire. When the ramily got outside, Mrs. Manto described the scene as looking "like a hun- dred Roman candles all going off at once." a year of negotiations between The Orange Unified School vanta~e of the new county or- Congress and Energy ~ret.ary District became the first Tues· dinance buthasnotyetapplied. James R. Schlesinger. would lift day to win tbe Orange County The district has, however, won federal price controls from most Planning Commission's endorse· permission t o impose a fee It was the barking and yapping of her ' three German shepherds and a fourth dog owned by her mother that brought the Manto family running into the street last week. The ramily aroused the neighbor<-and called the county fire department who quick· ly extinguished U)e smaJJ brush fire. natural gas by 1985. ment for charging fees to relieve syste m in Sao Clemente city Schlesinger watched from the classroom overcrowding. limits and bas made a private gallery as the Senate, pre8ided , If the Orange district's re-arrangement to collect school THE FAMILY WAS watching television when the dogs began their vocal alarm. "1 yelled out the window for them to shut up; but they kept on barking," she said. "That r eall y surprised me because they've all had obedience training and when we s ay 'No,· "IF THE DOGS HADN'T kept up their barking, no one would have ll()ticed the fire ror some time," Mrs . Manto said. over by Vice President Walt.er quest is app.roved later by fee s from Avco Community F. Mondale,. handed Carter his supervisors, the district could Developers rnc. ·in Laguna biggest energy victory since charge builders in unincorporat-Niguel. Thornsley said. August 1977 when the House ap-ed areas up to $1,200 for each Supervisors in July adopted an So she's loading up the food dishes for Kahuna, Boo-Boo, Lalaoi and Puka. proved most of his original plan new home built. ordinance permitting school dis- intacl. Administrators in both the tricts to demonstrate that over-"I just thought t hey deserved some credit," she said. palling the canine quartet at her feet. Just before the vote, Senate Capistrano and Orange districts crowding exists in specified at. Energy Committee Chairman tendance areas. Henry M. Jackson, D-W~sh.. The ordinance allows over· tof<t the Senate the compromise 'D--•inu Ueat' crowded districts to collect .8 should end nearly 30 years of ~--e ll~ percent of the selling price for Contract Talks Resume l'OnKresslonal haggling over gas new houses from developers price controls. T _J_ T -""-·--with a $1,200·per·unit ceiling. And, Jackson said, "It will ~am ~u.u.c. Applied to a home costing provide the incentives for in· Sl00,000 the f~ would be $800. <'reased production," thus enabl· -.6an, .;..,. .,. ,,..;l The ordinance requires hear-ing the nation to ease its re-lF.14 .,.., J lfA,c, ings before both the planning r,..,,. • ._ __ n_:_~ _ ,.... ,L-.-Neg . lianceonimportedoll. commission and s upervisors ~13.,, U4RI I7UJ&ru;'I,-..teOOlten rottale But Sen. Howard Metzen· It might be hot, but Laguna before the fees can be applied. baum. O:Ohlo. one or th~teadtng -Beach police say_ tbat.'.s....no.-ex· It also LeQUires school officials Teacher contract negotiations negotiators. said Stephanie were resumed Tuesday in the Seach, CUEA president. These Capistrano Unified School Dis· include: · trict. ending a month·long break -Whether to introduce un· in the talks wbkh started last limited class sizes or hold .class May. size at present leve ls as . Re~resentatives of th~ school teachers would prefer . ' ~~~~~~~~~ ~fJ;~%~ac;~~~~~~;b~ representing teachers, met· for erage. four hours Tuesday, breaking off -Whether to increase re· talks .at 7 p.m .. so that teac~ quired workin" hours for negotiators could particlpat.e tn counselors librarians and "back ~ school night" activities nurses to eight hours a day. at their school~. said Jerome -Whether the contract should Thorns!ey. supennt.endent. be for two years with at least six Teo issues remain to be set· options for reopening negotJa. tied by teacher and district lions, as teachers advocate, or for three years with limited op- tions for re-opening ne1otia· tioos. as the district proposes. BOAT OWNER'S WCK CIL4NGED "My 32.foot catamaran was the weirdest boat ln the world. "I tried everything and never sold it till J tried the Dally Pilot." That's the story a succellful Santa Ana man told arter plac- ing this ad in lhe Daily Pilot: -Whether to exclude head counselors and activity dlrecton from the teachers' bargaining unit, as suneated by tbe dis· lrict. -Whether to introduce bind· ing arbitration, whieb is sup- ported by the CUEA, or leave final decisioras or arbitration Jewelry Stolen In S. Laguna Theft with the school board. , opponents , called the bill "a cuse for walking around wearing ~to s how they have considered -Whether lo introduce a new prescription ror economic dis· only ~n unbuttoned s~rts shirt. and found impractical such re- aster" whi.ch he sai·d would dis· Police arrested Neil Murphy medie.s as bond issue.s for con-pos i lion, ''interdiscipline F h 38 f 36 C St t do chairman," as t he district pro-advantage both consumers and osnau~ • · ~ 1 ress · 8 ruction, uble s~ss1~ns, year-. d gas producers. early t~ mormng arter callers round classes, ~djustmg aUen- pos e s, in or er to cut sup-He accused the administration ~omplatned of a nude man walk· dance boun~ar1~s an.d use. or ~~4:d:~~ar~ .!~~e~f. departmen~ of riding roughshod over the ma· ing on the street near Glenneyre emp~y schools in ne1ghbonng ... tt-.,,_111111 •• -;~--...jQ&l.~.,J.Qrig #lJMl labor, ...,,a~~~~~ ~~ districts. fary pay tor e1(tf:'a curriCular ad· gr~ff~'Ti~gdtn@ 't>m JU'Ft7~1 ~"i:·;r,o'i't:J' Tb e· · 5 ~:~~~"· .... ~ v.,.~ ' < l 11 ~~ " vlsers by 50 percent, as the dis-ge a o~g-uen e congressiona ·stroller, the man assertedly fled. trtet proPQSeS. en.~rgy victory. .. Bartz said he caueht him and a Orange -Whether to require teachers . Some victory• Metzenbaum struggle ensued, which the sus· td have five graduate units to said. peel lost. qualify ror longevity pay in· In wiMing Senate approval Fosnaugh, a department store creases. for the compromise, admioistra· manager, was being held on sus· -How nexible the contract tion forces overcame the efforts picion or indecent exposure and language should be on re· ofan unusual coalition formed to resisting arrest. His bail was set (See TALKS. Page AZ> ri~ht the biJI at $625. Viejo Boy Stricken In Clemente Surf A Mi111ion Viejo youth was rushed to San Clemente GeneraJ Hospital Tuesday. after he ap. parently lost consciousness in the water near the Sao Clemente municipal pier took two or three dives into the waves and then started for shore. said Barrett. When the two swimmers en· tered the .surllinc, Barrett saw one was in trouble. Corder's swimming compa- Steve Barrett. San Clemente n Ion, id e n t trt e d as Bob A thief who broke into a Laguna Beach man's home thjs week left a memento for the owner. Steve McManama or 1945 Olenneyre St. told police he re· turned home Monday to find a rubf ring and ' costly pair of suede thongs missing from bis room. Weather Sunny through Thursday and not quite so warm with 1'1ighs ranging from 80 at the beaches to lower 90s Inland. Lo\\'s tonight in mid to upper 60s. INSIDE TODA~ America is cfl<n!ginQ the wau it u.se8 eMrW in the wake of the Arab oil em. bargo, but even higher prices ha uen 't reduced use of gasolitie. See Page 86. Well designed. custom Wlldwlnd Cot oma ran. Price of a llobie but twice as big and twice as fast. Many xtros for ocean going. Evenings lCJIX•XXXX A burglar who s mashed the UCeguard supervisor. said Jef. HutchlDIOrl. 23. also of Mission glassinadoortogainentrytoa frey Corder, 19, of 24651 Viejo. pulled the unconscious But the burglar left behind hos own ragged shoes berore neelng with the '580 in booty. tr you've bad bad luck in sell· lng your boat. try a lucky charm -the Dally Pilot. Our friendly ~vtsers will. b~lp you -:~ ~ .. ftltw' "C'ilff &42·5818. South Laguna home carried off AnselmoinMissionViejo, youth lo shore, where he and jewelry valued at $1,825. stopped breathing after he was four lit~ applied cardio- Oran1e County abertff'a of. pulled from lbe water and could pulmonary resuscltadon. l"L-•--Ban A ed ficers said tbe jewelry was only be revived using cardio-Corder was transported to San ~ X taken from the bom~pa~ ulm ·~ ,cesusdtaO.o . Clemente General Ho•pJtal LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -The ··~~·-=*iDM atM-~·:..z. _ · ..-tie,.., ... 11ew 1~Wtt11'ftlrtA~· • c~/Dlf:t eat••._ fee, 22, ol 31844 Vlr1lnta Way, Corder and. a friend awimmi., eoddltlon todQ n the intensive to bar police use of choke holds while be wu out vlsitinl rr1enc1s. about 3 p.m. The two 1ounc mea Hre unJt to subdue violent suapecta • • ". • (j l • • f I • . ! .. Jl OAIL Y PILOT L New Tract Plans Set . In Niguel I he fln.l compttnu~~ 10 ~Mtlsf} .,, r1n1tmt new ta tr require m,•nta to bwld hom 1n Lfauna N1~uel are ready to p~11ont t~ ltt\IV\" lr8Cl nl8pil lO Lbt' CO!f\l}' pl11nn1n~ commii.alon Thl" pJan to bwld 470 11trord1.1 bit• hou~ana unit!> for the pnvlll"gt-ol bwldin« a total l.300 homn aJ~ La Pas Hoad ln de .al they \lr"Ortcf'd out with two tou1h na.te n:iulattng aaend ' & , C'-OMtrucUon Compa,ny of Oe\lerly Hill and Sttrlln1 Home Cbrp ol Santa Ana h.t\e Sl"l'Urt'd ('C')ftlfllCl~ rrom Moulton· N1arut•I Wah•r District promlslttll ~tiwl"r ('()IU\ttti~ for the pro JCCtS The hto'O Hr~ art> the flnt to .:1.110 p('rml!.s1on from tht' Stat .. 1 Rt•snurres und Water ' Crasla \/ieti• Aided I Laetrile R uling Cancer Panel Backs Testing WASHINGTON tAP) -The N aliooal Cancer Institute un· ..nounced today It will seek to test Laetrile on patients with ad- vanced cancers. Or. Arthur C. Upton. the in- stitute's director. said he de- cided to follow the recommends· tlon of a clivided NCI panel of doctors and scientists who re- commended testing the con- troversial substance on humans. The NCI still muat obtain ap- prov lll from the Food and Drug Administration to use Laetrile, purported to be a cancer·curing agent, on an experimental basis. The decision comes ts years dfter the institute waa uked to Oktoberfest conduct cli ncaat tuts on :;., Laetrile. : .. Because animal tests hav~<. neve r shown any evidence that .. Laetrile could combat cancer. " the institute said. it decided pre.; viously "the evidence was not' surflclent lo warrant proceediq to testing in humans." , Upton's decision comes three~ weeks after the lnatjtute re;~ leased the results or a study ol " medical records or several ,,, dozen cancer patients who used "' Laetrile. Ninety-three patients -: submitted records. but only 2a ;;. bad all the necessary data O(' ..-. bad used Laetrile. ·~ ~n t~ ~cases. the iristitui.: aid..lilX patients imprcwed. ftin&-"li.,r----0-1 stayed the same and seven go( '* worse . '"; ":,/ "The results or the retrospec-~ Hl."~o urc t'S board~ t o b uild homt>s folloW1ni; State Cotast1al l'ommu.smn l'urta1lment of c•on slructioo made po 1ble by a m:w :.cwage prc>ce sing sybtc:m operated by Alt s o W11tcr M una~cmt•nt A~cncy The $40 million AWMA sewage !>YStt.•m lb to be completed in total by 1982 But the air aw:I water n.•sources agencies limit· ed use of the A WMA sy,.tem In August, 1977, to control coastal population, expansion and result· ing air pollution. Newport Beach police aid 17-year-old Francescu Kiernan of 474 Mounlain Road. L<ig unu flc:ich, after her car collided with anolhcr vehicle. then careened into two pules, a tree <.tnd a p~rked car in Corona del Mar M1Sl> Kiernan was in good condt· lion at Hoag Memorial Hospita l today. The other driver. Lisa Posner. 19, of Newport Beach. was not injured. live analysis would normally not •• be sufficient to suggest that th8 ·~ drug be tes.1ed in the clinic over,,. other ~anctrdate dru1s that are .... Local service froups and ·available," it said. "However~ Meet Tonight civic org8;11izalions anterested in becauu or widespread public participating in the fourth an-use and interest in Laetrile t.M AW MA officials. however convinced t he state that by building badly needed reduced- cost housing in the Mo ulton- Niguel and Laguna ffjJls area. contractors would be helping to cut use of energy and lhe addi· lion or smog pollutants. Corridor Endorsed ~ Clemente En/ orces Public Notice Ban nual Laguna Beach Oktoberfest NCI m ___,..,. with I • celebration can attend an or--w P·""~ ., p ans to ganizational meeting tonight at ~valuate the drug. the Mandarin Chief.restaurant. The 7:30 p.m. meeting will be one or the last scheduled by the Laguna Beach Jaycees before the Oct. 7 event on Forest Ave. Restraints caused by Proposi- tion 13 have prompted the local service group to organize this year's event. But the annual festivities will still be held between Sand 11 p.m. on Forest Avenue from Coast Highway to Despite an FDA ban on tn. terstate shipments of Laetrile, 17 atates have legalized its use in recent years. and a federal ap- peals court in Denver ruled io July that dying cancer patients were legally entitled to get Laetrile injections. They a rgued that workers driving to government and other jobs in the area from homes they could afford in other parts of the county actually add to the pollution problem. Making less-costly homes available, they said , would curtail commuting. Under that premise. S & ~ <;o ns t ruction is proposing 350 "affordable" townhouses or con- dominiums in its 1,000-home pro· JCt'l slated for La Paz Road near the federal governme nt's zig- gurat building. Sterling Homes plans 120 lif. fordable unjts in iti; proposed 306-home project at La Paz Road and Moulton Parkway. George Putnam. an S & S Vlce president. said his firm plans to ~ell the "affordable" units for about $67,000. Runne r s Set Laguna Talk On Thursday Laguna Beach marathon run- ners Pete and Sue Petersen will give helpful hints to potential joggers Thursday evening at the Laguna Beach Library. Sue Petersen, who is paced by h e r hu s band on man y marathons, Is closing the gap to becoming the top woman marathon runner in the nation. The local runners will share their experiences in running the Boston Marathon, and give tips to beginning runne[$. Or. Richard Jaffe, a South Laguna podiatrist who is also an active runner, will discuss the care of feet and body, during the marathon evening. The World Sports Film. "The Marathon," will also be shown. The program begins at 7:30 p.m . In the library at 363 Glen- neyre St. By Council Th e San Joaquin Hills Trans portation Corridor has gained the endorsement of Sad· dle back Area Coordinating Council's executive board. Endorsement came at the board's Monday meeting on a 6·1 vo l e , with Leisure World representative Irene Puhlman voting against the proposed rnpid transportation project linking Laguna Niguel with the Co s ta Mesa-Newport .Beach area. The ballot actually supported a multi-model concept for the corridor as opposed t o a freeway. Board members stood rast on recommending that a mass transportation syste m be a main portion or the corridor's service. The controversial corridor route is being studied by county Environmental Ma nagem ent Agency and consultants. A Clnal route location is expected to be presented for county board of aiuperviiirs' approYalnext year. Location of the corridor - planned to cut t hrough un· developed rolling hills between coasfal communities and the San Diego Freeway ·-has drawn criticism from citizens in most communities between Ne wport Beach and Laguna Niguel. Three routes are being s tudied between MacArthur Boulevard in the Costa Mesa area to near A.very Parkway in the Lagwia Niguel -Mission Viejo vicinity. Most south county obJecUons have centered on the proposed freeway's induceme nt to de- velopment or the area and with eventua l forced pop ula tion growth. SACC board m e mber Puhlman said at an earlie r meeting with EMA ofriciaLIS, "I don 't want to live in a nother Los Angeles. That's why I moved to Leisure World. I'll be pocketed between the corridor and the San Diego Freewa_y You move from one place to tt1.other to get away from it." San Clemente is not to be blanketed with recall notices and campaign posters. regard· less of how many recall drives are launched against bow many ctty councilmen, Police Chief Gary Brown has declared. Beginning Thursday, police of. ricers are instructed to enforce a section o.f the n1uoicipal code. Crown Valley Landscaping Funds OK'd Oran~e County supervisors set aside $25,000 in road funds Tues-day to Improve landscaping in the Crown Valley Parkwav me- dian s trip. The bulk of the funds will be used to landscape a 15.000· square-foot area at Crown Viilley Parkway and Niguel Road while other unplanted me· dians wt11 be landscaped-by de- velopers as housing construction occurs. · The remainder will be used to replace geranium plantings in median areas with shrubberv re- quiring less maintenance. S upervisor s C h airman Thomas Riley, in a report to fellow board members. said the geraniums already are suffering because of reduced maintena nce brought on by Proposition l3's finunciaJ squeeze. E',....PageAJ PLANES ••. ground killed by chunks of metaJ and bodies cascading down on the neighborhood. At least nine persons were injured. Hogue said McFeron, a 17- year veteran of the airline, may not h ave been aware of the single-engine Cessna 172. "He may have thought he was past the aircraft he actually col· llded with." Hogue said Mcl''eron might have been confused UONCOUNTRY lllUNCHING 01.Jrt Tiro Water Districts ~-·~........a-~ · -·~ ~ ~ff· .he BilM p rK ~ all race trac • . . . ~ • ·. .. . Lion Count'!' Safari's future? e !,~ r~· The Irvine the me park's 0 management hopes so. See Page 86 for details. Rate increases imposed re- cently by two south county water districts have sparked com plaints from water users who think they're being charged for more water than they use. DAILY PILOT ~~:t..~;:.~::·r.~::::.::;.: C.0.,1 Pvbtl\ftinQ '~"" "Orilt"1t9dll'°"" ... ~j\t•O MoftdAy IPU'°""1f' rt1ftilr tM Coftt• """""" ...-w(ll&f't S,..-<_" H""°'IH''IQllO" fkM .. 'Fovft• t .. 1ft V41\Jt1ot lt•Ut• \ttddteOM• V.alNty .a"4 ~.,....,." ~lll(f'Mt\t ·~, .... ~'"' tlO'I '' °"' .. '~" \11tu1ff•n 4t'Mt \.wNt-4y\ ,,_ LJIPI"( !Uo!fl t1Uf>l•\fhfMJ 014'1\t I\ ltt ,,, '#f\f .,., '''""' Ga'I• MtfH C•l1to•,,••"'1•Jt ._ ..... .,. "'".._..,' el\llJ Pvbl!IV.f' , .... c..nty ""' .......... •"O o.-""""-' -···-~dilO< f"-•AM ..... ~Mtl"'E"''-' Cll•no•N ~ t _,,. IMU &,\i\e•M M .. "-O•f't ti:OitoP'\ YCIVfl• h•cll OftlC9 n .. C..l!lliW'eYrt \4tt«t ..... lfl"t • .,,,." p 0 ....... .,.." Otflc•• , .......... , ........ ", ... ............. fU'Mot fl"~flo4Wft-•Md ~l11•1 .. y 1llOIUP•11t-•t!t..i0....,,_~ T elepNIM ('714) '42-4321 ClllMHIM A-.ertlllflO tu-11'71 l.afWI• .... AH.,_.,,_,.,..: T eteptloN 4l4oMM ,,_,,_(_• ........ .S./C!.~ st".'~,. :::r..~.;;:;. ... n~ .... , .,.· <n••dwct<I wllllOtll •N<l•t ""'""'" el u,..,,,..,,_, '9(-tlUt Hll ... N ld el tMt.o Meu (.ell=c:•otl• lutHllDll.-t ......... u M -.. ,.. ..... " _.... .... .. , ... u•-"'• But officials at the Laguna Beach County Water District and the South Coast County Water Di s tri ct say t heir c us t omers are indeed using more water -and that's being r eflected on their bills along with the new increases. Laguna Beach water u!lers were slapped with wat~r bills nearly twice as large as last month following approval of a rate increase from 28 cents to 52 cent.a per 100 cubic reel by the dislricL's board of directors. And South Coast water distri,ct board membe rs recently 3P· proved an average $6 Increase onto two-month bills sent out to Its wa te r and sewer ser vice us ers In Oona Point, South Lagunah Three Arc h Bay, Mon arc Bay and Lagun a Shores . • . L~g;/ Beach water district '•'~··· ....... ~ ..... " ..... · •• d there'have n comphlfl)t~ in recent week• due to the hl,he r bnts. 'BecaUM th.-bill is higher, some peop1e think thcy'r bclna cha rged for more units, .. Joyce said. ··But people ure using more water. We don't have a drought this year and people aren't as careful as they were before •· He said district water meter readers check every residential and business meter before bllls are sent out. "We don't guess at how much water 1s used , and we make sure our readers see every meter every two months." J oyce saJd, addin(t bills are not computed on estimates. South Coasl water dis trict manager Ray Miller said water usage in his district is up 15 percent over last year at this time. HP said complaints over the new rate increases have bee9 few. and said people are using more water than they realize. "People aren't aware we've had some pretty warm weather the paRt rew months. and they're using mol'lf'Water," Miller aaJd. But the spokesmen rrom both water dls trlcla said an)' "ftlll•ra. .............. .. concernJng lhblr bllla should catl · th~ district If anyone haa a concern. wc>'ll !'lcpd a man out \o check tho met,.c." Milter said. which makes it illegal lo post notices on public property or on private property without written permission of the owner. . Brown has written letters to Lwo recall committee~ In the ci- ty. notifying them of the crack down on public notices. Brown's action was taken a fter numerous posters were re- portedly taped to windows 10 days ago at the Spanjsh ViUqe s hopping cente r. 2340 S . El Camtno Real. The posters advocated the re- call of Mayor William Walker and Councilwoman Donna Wilkinson. who face a recall election on Jan. 23. Walker is part owne r of the Spanis h Village mall. Last month a recall campaign was launched against a third Ci· ty Council member, Howard Mushett. who has been an avid supporter or the attempted re- c a 11 or Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson. Third Street. China Friendship Group Set& Meet The Orange County U.S.-China People's Friendship Association will meet Friday in Lagun a Beach to view a slide show of Red China. Corona del Mar businessman Len Seltzer will show slides of the Great Wall. the Ming Tombs and the summer palace as well as schools, hospitals and com- munes during the presentation which begins al 7:30 p .m . In the Laguna Federa l Savings and Loan building, 460 Ocean Ave. For more ioformaUon, call Elle Sturm at 494-28'1t. Laetrtle's promoters claim that up to 70,000 Americans have used the substance, which is made rrom the pits of apricot.a and other fruits. F,....P-.eAJ TALKS ••• opening negotiations on teacher salaries. Teachers a r e prepared to negotiate around the clock when talks resume Tuesday. said Dan Saling of the South Orange Coun· ty Educators, which include the CUEA. 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"'•' d h·•H' "'on _.nd 1·ould ;4 11 t.tlt.t> a long va cation," <:ann, J ti.J > l'llr old suburtwn S1cramcn 111 bui.,lnt~rnun, 1>uld Tut":1.du)' · But at b:bn't worked " GANN SAID HL~ ~w ballot mt'aaurt" would ha\'f' the el- t"t'i, "Wttn ~\e ~l't~~ton~OI nut only rutung laJCt' but ulso or rree11ng government s pending 1n ll•rms of real. per capita growth The measure is similar lo a bill killed elt.l"lier this year an the California Assembly. Gann said if Lhe limit had been in place over the last 10 years 1t would have cut state s peodtng un average of 6 percent a year If it had been imposed over the last 20 years it would have cut $64 billion in state and local s pending, he added. He called for 30,000 volunteers to stand outside 15,000 voting places on Nov. 7 to gather signatures or. at least 499,846. registered voters to qualify the proposed constitutional · amend· ment.. WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS, Gann's plan would a llow spend· mg by the slate and most local gove rnments to increase only by a factor equal to the growth in inflation plus population each year If the change in the Consumer Pnce 1ne1ex were 7 pe rcent and population growth were 2 percent in a particular year. for example, most spending could incr ease only 9 percent. Any funds held above the limit would have to be returned to taxpayers within two year s through a tax cut. GANN SAID RE WOULD aslc the governor to call a special election next May if he collects enough signatures by the Nov· -ember election. . ... tr that doesn't ha ppen, the a mendment would go on the June 1980 ballot, he said. ",. ............ SURVIVORS AND VICTIM -Mrs. Ellen Townsley, front above. hugs her neighbor Mildred Taylor. whom she had feared k i Ile whe ~age of PSA Flight 182 f e 1 on their neighborhood. Martin B. Kazy Jr., 32, of Ohio. above. shown in a 1977 photo, died when the private plane on which he was flight instructor collided with the airliner. killing at least 150 people. 4 Dogs Attack Woman Deputies Shoot 2 of Escaped Dobermans COMPTON CAP> -Deputy sheriffs shot and wounded two of four privately owned atlack- lrained Dobe rman pinschers Tuesday a fter they escaped from their cages and mauled a Compton woman, authorities said. Marjorie Smith, Z'l. was treat- ed at a hospital for bites and lacerations to the leg , band and arm. Deputies said Ms. Smith was across the street from her home when the four animals ap- proached and attacked her. St~ Oaeelc OIC'd SACRAMENTO CA'Pl -In· vestigators of the Hillside Strangler case in Los A115leles ( STATE J now have special legislation permitting t hem to use the state's computers to check 80,000 fingerprints. The bill, SB 415 by Sen. Alan Robbins, D-Van Nuys, was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Edmund Brown J r . Ader'• Bretller Bead SACRAMENTO CAP> - Police said Tuesday that the brother of movie-television actor Richard Boone has shot and killed his wife. then killed himself. Author D~ad at 65 LOS ANGELES CAP> -James Bassett, author of the best sell- ing novel "In Harm's Way" and a retired associate editOr or the Los Angeles Times, died Tuesday at bis suburban Malibu home at the age of 65. HE SUFFERE D AN apparent heart attack, the Times said. Bassett served as a Navy lieutenant junior 1rade and public relations officer durinR World War II and drew on those ex- periences to write "In Harm's Way," which was published in 1962. The bestseller was m ade into a movie starring John Wavne. Kirk Douglas and Henry Fonda. Bassett also wrote "Commander Prince. USN," and "The Skv Sus pended." • E ·30% They said the bodies or William Robert Boone, 62, and Geralyn Noreen Boone. 35. were found Monday in their bed in s uburban Carmich ael by Boone's son Barry, 33, of Dixon. ~ Disptdn Pot Nod LOS ANGELES <APl -Mike Curb, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. said Wed· nesday be disagrees with the prediction of his running mate. Evelle Younger. that it' is in- evitable that the Legislature will legalize marijuana. "I don't know the Legislature as well as he probably does, but my own opinion is that legaliza· lion a nd commercializa tion would be going a step too far at this time." Carb said. "I don't think it's inevitable." ''"'"-ell" 6elle SAN FRANCISCO <APl Thieves stole a truck containing Sl00.000 worth of musical Instru- ments. musical arrange ments and equ.ipment belonging to jazz trumpet p l ayer Maynard Ferguson and his band. The µuck was discovered mis- sing Tuesday morning from the hotel where the band was slay· ing during its San Francisco Bay area visit .~lelOef. S.ptember ~I. 1978 DAIL v PILOT AS SS00 Mil&on? Crash Damage Claims Viewed ~ SAN DIEGO <AP> -Lawyers and insurance company officials say the worst air disaster in U.S. history, which claimed at least 150 lives Monday in San Diego. may generate as much as $SOO million in damage claims. Insurance adjusters fanned out over the North Park neighborhood Tuesday lo begin the task of as· ses slng physical damage to houses and vehicles shattered when Pacific Southwest Airlines night..J,82 fell to the ground in flam~ after colliding with a private plane. searching the grisly rubble wer·• s t ill d iscovering bodies and pieces of bodies late Tuesday. An orficiaJ of Gibbs Flying Service. whic h re nted the Cessna 172 whach collided with the jetliner. estimated its cost at MOST ADJUSTERS were re· $20,000. luctant to discuss the case but PSA officials said the airline some estimated claims would plans to cover all expenses ex· average $40,000 to $60,000 for cept graveside services for the each of about a ~ozen. homes victims but. "if anybody wants· des troyed by fare Hl' the specifi c damages they're going holocaust.About40 otherhomes to h ave to s u e to JU.QJL,.._ __ _ Ad businesserirr~-nl!gttgl!nl!e. ·---·-portedly sustained damage from falling debris and bodies that hurt.led through walls and win- dows. PSA, w_hich purchased the stretched Boeing 7Z7-200 jetliner in 1968 and was insured for $7 million~ said its replacement cost today is nearly $15 million. But the most significant costs will probably be the liability for injuries and death to those on the ground and the loss of life plus potential earnings for the 137 people aboard both planes. AUTHORITIES BELIEVED al least 13 people were killed on the ground but workers IN P REVIOUS Al1t disasters, t he s urvivors of each wage earner killed could be expected to seek more than Sl muuon in potential lost income. said Vasilios Choules, law partner of prominent San Francisco al· tomey Melvin Belli. Including anticipated claims for e motional distress. the total of damages sought could be $500 million. Choulas said. PSA, meanwhile, is referring all insurance questions to its Los Ang e les·based ca rrier. Southwestern Aviation Un· derwriters, which in turn has re- fused comment on the crash. Smoke Ban Signed For Grocery Stores SACRAMENTO CAP) -Smoking will be forbidden in grocery stores next year, under a bill signed into law by Gov. Edmund Brown J r. Brown's omce reported the signing Tuesday or AB 1222 by As- semblyman John Vasconcell06. D-San Jose. SAID VASCONCELLOS in a statement, "This bill ls impor· ta nt to the consumer . However, it is of special importance to g rocery store cler ks, who at times are forced to e ndure almost constant exposure to s moke from s hoppe r s ' cigarettes. "Evidence shows that second· hand smoke may be as damag. ing as smoke inhaled directly by the smoker." THE Bill. APPLIES only to public areas or ma rkets during business hours. No penalties are prescribed. Vasconcellos' bill does not go as fa r as Proposition 5 on the November ballot, which would ban smoking in all work places except offices not used by the public and occupied only by s mokers, and portions or some factories. ON EYERYTHl•I I• STOCK • •• ~__,-~E)S:'fA MESA Huntnz= Beach ISlt;wcstSt. 898-2577 FULLERTON 2 12 M. 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S.ptember 'D, 1978 Barbara Kre1bich/Ed1torra1 P~ Editor D ecision on Park The Only Choice Laguna Ilt•u<'h Cit)' Cnuncal member>t 8luek the ir necks out lottt \H.-ek m upprov,na the dc11.truction of ground squ1rrt'I al Helslt•r Park The burrowtnJ: rodents hove been ~lowly eroding th soft blumop park for more than JO y~ur!;. and the rounc1I voted 3-l With ally Bellen1e op~ed ~nd Kell y &yd absent l(, extcrm1nnte lhc squarn!ls A City Counc il lhrtt )leBr& ago tried to do the ome thlng. but the pubhr outcry 01uurut klllmg the furry peslS prompted other men ures lo be lilkcn Tbo5e me~sures obviously did not work, and last week a &lade pre~cntallon by c1ly official ~howt=d the blufftop LS eroding ut-' rate o r bet"een o ne a nd t wo fe ta year The LSSU<' came d own lo ~avmg the quirrel or sav· ing lhe park. and lhe counCJl wt~ely ch05e the latter The cntte~ are c-utc. but their destructive habits am des troying ont> or the g re at natura l assets or the Art Colon y. Politi~ Asid e Jn San Clemente, where e e n new city office carpet ing has a way of becoming a hot political issue, it was refres hing last week to ~ M&yor William Walker put politics aside in a key vote A~ issue was f:be. hiring of an a r chitect io design re- novutions or the c ity s SO-year -old beach club and swim- ming pool. B3ttle lines tormed early , with council mem· bers Donna Wilkinson and Roy Hamm supporting Jim Keisk er , the architect associated with the aborted pier· bowl redevelopment. Members Howa rd Mushett and Myrtis Wagner favored Eric Bouche r , an outspoken critic of the present City Council majority CWalker, Mrs. Wilkinson and Hamm>. But because Boucher proposed to do the beach club d esign for less than half what Keisker 's firm would c.ha_rge. Walker said h.e favored putting off the hiring un- til 1l could be estabhshed whether Bouche r 's offer in· e luded all the work quoted by Ke isker. . Walke~ s aid his decision was based on his wanting to give the c1tzens of San Clemente "a fair s hake·• The citizens of San Cle m ente ask no more. Secrecy Charges The quest ion or whether o r not t h e San Juan Capistrano City Council acted illegally by meeting in secret to discuss the tra ns( er o r city-held airport land has taken a ne w twist. Last May, d eputy district attorney Bill Evans. responding to complaints about the secret meeting . s aid councilmen didn't violate California's Ralph M. Brown law c alling for open m eetings. The ration ale of Evans and the city was that the closed session was legal since the council was discussing a matter connected to pending litigation -a suit filed by a fa mily whose daughter was killed by a plane that -cras hed on the edge of the s m all c ity airport. Bu.t this mo.nth Evans said he didn't take action against the council because.it would be too costly to prove in· a criminal action that the council m et wrongfully . His n e w s t a tement was made to the attorney representing 16 pilots who' are suing the city over,he a C· tion which resulted in closing what they con sider a badly needed landing strip. The pilots conte nd the deed trans(e r a nd secret &cssion were an attempt lo thwart public discussion re- garding the airport's s afety and its closure. It also thwarts, they claim, the need for a full e nvironmental im· pact hearing on the issue. If the pending litigation clarifies for the city and the city attorney the need to perform the people's business openly, the public will have benefited. • Opinions expressed 1n the space abOve are those ol the Daily Pilot. Olher 111ews e>epressed on thrs page are those of their author$ and artists. Reader comment rs invited. Address The Dally Pllol. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Bo yd / Mafia ByL.M. BOYD Argu~nt continues over the oriiiri or the llalian un· derworld na me "Maria." Some authorities contend il comes from the initial letters bf an old resistance slogan: Maybe one reason lhe mystery authors write that detectives"'·unravel clues" is that the origina l meaning or the word "clue" was "ball of thread.·' ~ -;:;;. ·~·~tAlla1~~ J.t.e»-.11~·--'~~~ ?. r ... "''Ahera..-1t1~41mfg"~crs~1~·'l0;;;.,_can·t put a isquSre'pe'"g 1rn a theFrench is llaJyscry . rou nd hole don ·t know If all the people in lhe world settled in the United Stales. the population density he re still wouldn't be as great as lhal of. say, The Netherlands. Did I mention that the average car remains parked 20 out of every 21 hours. You've heard of TV im- presario David Susskind. And of TV itnpres ario Norman Lear. Did you know they're ftrll cousins? Dear Gloomy Gus Nothlna like keeping up on the new1. Recenl beadllnet feature Jn~: Oswald, Ray n no Howard Hu1hes. How aboul an update on Abc&llam ~n? • J C.V. enough aboul the work or the old·Ume furniture makers. The crafts men who made c h ai r s in colo ni al d ays purposely squared lht! ends of seasoned wood rungs, then inserted them lnto round holes in green wood legs, thus to weld tight joints lbat seem to last forever. Q. •·tn a house without 3 cella r. where's the best place to stay during a tornado?" A. ln a small room or hall In the center or the houae. Open aome wtndows, but stay away from lhem the reafter. In an office bulldlng, get into an interior hallway on the lowest noor possible. In & shopping center. forget about your car, and go to the mid· die or the nearest building. Q. "la there any member or Conrress who wu servlns when Franlclln D. Roosevelt was Inaugurated?" A. Only one. Sen. Jennlnas Randopb <D .. W. Va. I. now 76 . He waa elected lo lhe House In 1932. The man most Ukely lo be m\,lrdered la between the ages or 20 and 24 . The woman, between 15 and 19. The marun().'lt likely to com- mit sulclde ls between the a .ies of 2S a nd 29. The woman. between•20 and 24. Nicholas von Hoffman Airlines Face Investment Risks The weal.her rorecasu ror lhe airlines show blue eklea. Bual· nctH la up, profits are up and t'e· 1ulatlon by the government la down, 10 ll would seem thal William Slmon and Ralph Nader •re f'ight when they HY Pl'06· perity and con1umer aatiafac· tlon a.re bell uaured lhrou&h free market competition. The 01epertence of these lut month• during which the Civil Aeronautics Board baa al· lowed alrllnes lo compete on prices has been an ov.:r· w h e lm ing s uccess. So much so that the freedom to set one 's o wn Ucket prices is being expanded and soon airlines will also have much greater license to pick and choose what routes they wish to Oy. THE JOYFUL profits from de- regulation come from the fact that airlines have been allowed Mailbox to sell cut· rate tickets for unused plane he's buying is actually de· passenger capacity. Putting livered. He also baa to be re· passengers in lhc empty s~eats. asonably right about how much even low-rare passenge s, business the plane will do not meatnl large j umps in reve e just ror the first year . but the 10 with only small additional years or so It'll take lo pay off for more ticket and reservation the debt. clerks. Finally, however. there is an end to that kind or bonanza. All the empty seals now have passengers in them so airline ex- ecutives are soon going to have to make some decisions on what kind and how many new airplanes to buy. Since much or the c urrent jet pa~enger neet is considered too old, too gas- guzzly. loo loud and too s melly. they would have had to make purchas ing decisions even without the tens of thousands of new passengers attracted to them by the sale-priced fares. One or the reasons there was so much excess passenger space is because the last time the airlines went s hopping they overbought. It's not an easily a voida ble mistake. An executive h&s to make an accurate guess about what passenger demand will be in two years when the THAT DEBT can be crushJng. It will cost Eastern Airlines something in the vicinity of a half a billion dollars to pay ror the 21 757 Boeing airliners it re· cently ordered. For a company that already has a pretty scary looking debt structure, this is a gamble of significant propor· lions, albeit one that must be made. In the new de·regulated world where Eastern mu.st com- pete, not having the carrying capacity would be an invitation !or another airline lo come in and vamp up Easlern's best routes. According to free enterprise theology, these risks a nd dange rs with their attendant promises of great rewards and riches -or bankruptcy should be exhilarating to the men and women running these· great. winged endeavors. They ought lo be saying, free ~t last. free al last to ru.n life's hard economic race and show the world and our stockholders It's we who are fill.est lo survive Thal h ae n 't h appened . Instead. the industry has been hit with the urge lo merge. Pan American and National Airlines arc melding, as are Continental and Western. while Southern Airways and North Central Airlines have announced plans to wed. THE "MERGER PANIC," aa il 's being called in the business press , has .<:ome to the attention of the Justice Department, whose antitrus t head. J ohn Shenefield. has commented, "It would be ironic if the dawn or the new era were, in fact, to pro· duce a merger wave reducing the number or competitors and the amount of competition." It might be ironic but il wouldn't be unexpected in an in- dustry which has to make half. billion dollar guesses about what the future holds. Anybody laying out thal kind or money wants to minimize risk and don't give him a ny blarney about the joys of naked competition. Some business. like the clothing in- dustry. can make adjustments in investments and production almost on a week-to-week basis so it can correct its errors. but every industry which demands huge capital outlays and a blind guess about what business con· dilions are going to be like when the machine is actually installed s huns competition. NOR CAN WE n o n - s tockholders or employees be complacent about costly bad guesses. We may be the world's richest nation, but we're not so~ wealthy that we can afford to have a company like Eastern blow too many half a billiQn doll ar deals. The trick, or course. is lo permit the degree of competition that secures its benefits without its worst risks. We wanl the low prices. the service. all the good things we belie ve competition brings but not lhe bankruptcies. Nobody knows how to do this for s ure. but one way we will have t.c> cons ider i s telling those mergers go through and living with the idea of a limited. supervised competition. Agent Says FBI Probe Helps Gates Image To the Editor. Your editorial of Sept. 3 entitled "Probe of Gates Raises Doubts" declares that an FBI investigation or a llegations concerning Sheriff Brad Gates has led to damage lo his re-putatlon and car eer. The editorial further states Sheriff Gates "now carries with him a stigma that w9n't be easy to erase." We have done Sheriff Gates a favor. A clean bill of health after "an intensive five-month probe" by the Fede ral Bureau of Inves tigation makes for a positive image rather than a stigma. Your editorial raises a number of questions thal need lo be answered for your readers. You as k. ·'Why f'ederal authorities at all?" WE AllE mandated by statute to cQnd,.uct such an Investigation if allegations or wrong-doing are --~~.,~ ""-;.t;t~--..... "" · fil'VYsllgauve j uri sdiction. The matt~r is not optional. "Why has the person or persons who lodged the unfounded accuaations against Gates been given the comfort and luxury of anobymlty? ·' Obviously. the FBI will not identify this individual. This pe rson may have furnished reliable information over a period of time, and I am sure hJs actions in lb.is instance were in good faith. Finally, you ask, "Should t h ere be some k i nd or accountability?" There is, bu been, and will continue to be. We anawer to the President. the Attorney General, and the Contreas of the United States. Upon receipt or the allegaUons in this matteT, the facts were discussed with the United Slates Attorney's Office In Los An1eles. and the FBl conducted the Investigation at the dlrectlon of the UnJled Stales Attorney's Office. I am happy lo take this opportunity to retpond to your editorial Thank you. T.ED L. GUNDERSON Special A.Cent ln Charae •-1111ae• ..... To UM Editor· I wish to respond to a small Aaaoclated Presa article that w11 parapbrlted on pa1e two ot the Dail¥ Pilot, Sept. 19. The he1dllnt IA th11 2nd piece waa "Candidate Bficks Heroin" and it r e fe rred to Ed Cl a rk , Libertarian Party candidate for governor. I am a member of the volunteer staff lhnt helped Ed Clark become the onl y ~rson ever l o qu u lif y as a gubernatorial candtdate through petitioning in California 's history! As a staff me mber and ~ fellow Libertarian. I strongly objec t to this badly c ut-up article. For openers, I want to tell everyone that Ed Clark does not back heroin ' He a nd the Libertarian Party condemn lhe use o f all drugs, including marijuana a nd alcohol , for health and hygiene reasons and beca use their u se ls no t conducive to positive mental and &motional ckYQJOpment. HOWEVER. we further de nounce the waste of money <~tpr,lt'lrt tm_ -~ _t~~P~trs > Sj)e1i'l 10 ~.-l~ arbitrary moral standards upon otherwise decent. law abidin~ citize ns. It doesn't m a tter whethe r the iss u e is pot s mokin g, helmet s f or motorcyclist s or the use of laetrile for dying patients. Ed Clark has said, in his ofriciai position statement, that. · · 1 oppose the use or police power to harass people whose activities are not crimes against a n y person or against the prope rty of any person" -I.e., victim-less crimes. The Libertarian Party Is the .party of freedom: freedom from taxation . freedom fro m oppressive .rovcrnm e nt regulation and freedom to be secure in your home and on the s tr eet agai n s t undu e government Interference from their policing agencies. DAN MAHAFF~Y tG•r l•ll~ Totbe Editor: The Dally Pilot article on lhe "Bay Gay" debate with Senator Briggs, appearing on Sept. 17, documents an Ins tance, I should say yet another insl.ance, or the "Gay" attempt to misstate \he la· sues towards which Propo1ltlon 6 ts directed, and to resort to thebfl lie, which, II ~epetited loud.If, hyattrlcally; and Often enoqh, might be believed. Tbe Pllot aitl· cle shouJd hRvc put the ward "publicly" before Its reference to teacheJil who •·practice or ad· ( f vocate homosexuality,'' to keep should never have been located the record accurate . whe re the surf can reach them. THE BRIGGS proposition deals THE OWNERS of the property with teachers who publicly ad-s hould rectify the mistake they vocate or practice homosexuality made many years ago and re- so as lo influence the behavior or move the trailers rrom the ocean minors in the classroom. It does s ide of the highway. If they re- not prohJblt private homosexuali-fuse to act, the County of Orange ty. or private anything else The s hould act to protect the public so-called .. gays" always lie about safety. this . The "gays" know, also. that One does not have to be a American communities do not trained observer to see that a want homosexual advocacy in the potential disaster is in the mak- classroom, and so they must con-Ing. With winter storms and fuse the issue with cries about pounding s urf rapidly a p- "rights'' and .. fascism" and in proaching action should not be some of their anti-6 campaign postponed. posters. "invasionofprivacy... In this Proposition 13 era one As an educator with much ex-could also ask how many tax perience in the obser vation of stu· dollars are being spent in a bat- dent thought aod behavior, I must tie tbe ocean will inevitably win. correct lhe "gay" assertion that But that is the minor aspect. homosexuals are born not made. This current siege witnessed one and that thererore they are not worker being washed out into responsible for their psychosex· the ocean. To me it is not worth ual orientation. That is nonsense. the risk. especially when you The mass or evidence is against consider that these trailers can ~.SIMIMM are inOuen~~--~:;1: ~~~~,,~..,. J, wetf'pasltt\e age of Sor 6 or so:-fn:· ~some of the traller! 'al'e...,.. Onfy· deed well Into th~ir upper teen weekend retreats. years. by students and facuJty JONS. BRAND mem ben; to whom they listen and with whom they associate.. I am sure. and lhe "gays" know , that citizens of this stale need not stand ror . nor need they fi nance, the a d vocacy of pi;ychosexual deviation in their public schools. This fact brings on the rising near hysteria of the ··gay" activists as November ap. proaches. GEORGEW. KENT Not W'ertJa R bk To the FAJtor: "ll just was n 't worth jeopardh:ing life." At least one renter in beleaauered El Morro Bay Mobile Home Park Is ex-ercising common sense. Surging tides, pounding surr. wave - tossed boulders, or a ralllng deck may some day take a life or H rlously injure some one try· ing to help save a trailer. The resident.' who Uve In the surf zone may not want to gtve up the luxury of lMn1 t10 close to the ocean, but they should not tel othen endanger themselves In altesnpta to 1ave trailers which Quotes .. One o~erves the nal~r•I law1. AncJ lf JOU do you can never be Ill • · -Waa P'rtnae Mln .. &tt Morarjl Oetal, explain· Ina ythy he eoj<>y1 1ood bNJlh al the flgt of 82. ' . To the Editor: Your editorial "The Pension Muddle" on Sept. 19 points out so m e ve r y s ignifi ca nt possibilities. As you stated, the pensions muy be paid for by the nexl generation or taxpayers or may prove a nasty surprise for those public employees who elCpect to. collect the pensions. AS ONE who he lps to pay their salaries I would actually anticipate the latte r case. There are too many people around like me who arc measured in private industry by performance. who are sick and tired of being sec· ond class citizens when it comes to job t e nure . excessive numbers o r paid holidays, slrlkes by rubllc employees, etc. The Lina responAlblllty !or the inequities must be placed on the politicians who tend lo be so frM with taxpayer money. DALE E. JOHNSON • I.Attn• /rom rtadtrs art welconw TM noPit to condtnat lmttt• to /d tpOCf or elimrnott Ubtl ii r•M'l'wd• Utttt• o/ 300 wordl or ttss ""1l bf ,._. fft#trttN:f AH lcCUt't ftlU S. cLllM ftgnalurf ond maWftO oddrtu but nomtt moy bt witlllwld on ,. .. ~ iJ S14/k"nJ rec.on u aprtn.i. T''ll will not M publUhtd )' ~ I I tS ), J. " e '1 ti d L. t ,. 17 Orange (;oast EDITION Today' Clos iag l N.Y. S toeks VOL 170, ~ SECTIONS, "4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 N ' TEN CENT Tax Break Ordered for Leaseholders " 8y JOANNE aEYNOLD6 •-0... ........ lnilne Company offldal and Or~na• County Polllacians got •he Stat~ 8oard of to;qu•Uzation to block pr'()CK'rt)' tu N"a»Sl"t<"' m nt ol ~ and bustM. f'S oo I Heel land~~IY A11emblyman Ron Cordova. D-~I Toro. Ml() back~ the pro po,.l. a.aid today tt sboWd mean a drop ol about IO percent In Ul(• re1uesamenu h1nded out this aummer on lrvtne and Newport Beach properties lt'IHed rrom tht lrvtrM' Comp1ny 'rhe At'tlon at Tuesday's board ol tquulliatlon meeting In Sacramento ended with bourd tncmb~ra agrt>elng to order Orana~ County Asse ssor Bradley Jacob6 to r~v1ae the H · , ~cumenta o( thois~ leasehold propertlf'tl. Cordova. state Controller Ken /tleans to an End Cory and Irvine Company Al· tomey BNce Teator brought the matter lo the board because of Jacobs' rulln~ a!fecUng Irvine Company lessees in the wake of passage of Proposition 13. Jacobs ruled that Irvine Com· pany leaseholders would have their property reassessed to cur· rent values. rather than having their assessments pegged al the 1975-76 levels. He baaed bis decision on the UC Irvine students line up at the school's financial aids office Tuesday as another academic year gets under way. University officials expect 9,900 students to attend the Irvine campus this fall -the highest fall enrollment ever, a 400-sludent in· crease over last year. Newport-Mesa Teachers OK fact that the company itself had -changed hands when its pre· vlous owner, the James Irvine Foundation sold its assets to a consortium or investors. That sale. Jacobs ruled. constituted the sale of the property. which is the only grounds for reassess· ment under Proposition 13. Cordova this summer was un· successful in getting legislation passed whJch would have ex· empted Irvine Company lessees * * * rrom that ruling. However, at Tuesday's board meeting in Sacramento. he was successfuJ in getting members to go aJong with his contention that the lessees had no control over the sale or the company nor did they rinanci'ally benefit from 1t.. "Only the chang e 1n PoSsessory interest <the lessee's Interest I should cause reassess· . ment," he argued. * * * Cory. state controller who was onc e a D e mo c ratic &S· semblyman Crom Garden Grove. told his fellow board members. "this cries out for relief.·· in backing Cordova. The plan agreed to by the ()oard members 1s based on reaJ es tate law whic h holdE that there are two interests in leased land the possessory interest. or ri~ht to occupancy held by the (See BLOCK, Page A2) * * * TaX Rate Cut County Approves Budget Orange County supervisors adopted a $511.l million county government budget for 1978· 79· today, the county's first post Jarvis spending package. Simultaneously. as mandated by voter approval of Proposition 13. s upervisors set a countywide tax r ate or $4 for each $100 worth of assessed value. Translated to Proposition 13 terms, that means county pro· perty owners will eay property laxes or one percent or what lhe assessor said that this year their property is worth under revised assessment standurds. The <'ounty's share of the so- called basic S4 t1Jx rate is 16.5 3rd Plane Discounted In Crash percent Translating that figure to a tax rate. It means the county's rate is 66 cents for each $100 worth of assessed valuation. And that is one half the 1977·18 coun· ty rate of $1.33 for each $100 of assessed value. What all that means, accord· ing to county auditor-controller Vic Helm, is that most county property owners' 1978· 79 lax bills will be less than half their counterparts or a year ago. Supervisors. upon Heim"s re· commendation. decided to hold in reserve future lax payments that will be subject to question and protest. Those include questions con· cerning property owners who lease land from the lrvine-£orn- p any and thos e protesting mineral rights assessrqerits. In addition supervisors will re· serve tax payments made by boat. aircraft and.other personal property taxpayers while legal questions surrounding their as· sessments are decided in court. In addition to county govem · ment the S4 basic rate will finance city. school district and special ctistnct ope rations this year. Added to that will be special rates applied in certain districts to repay past bonded in· debtedness After Allegation Schnols' 1-,,stitute Will Be Audited By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of• OMIY ,.. ... Si.ff will start a full audit or NMIRI records beginning Monday. --.P1:1y Freeze san JoaiJ.uin Route Gets-Board Support SAN DIEGO <AP) -The bead or the federal investigation into the nation's worst air disaster said today that it "appears re· mote at this tJme" that a third plane played a part in the col· lision o! a.jetliner and. a-small airplane. Phillip Hogue s aid th e "mystery plane" has been local· ed and was eight miles west of the area where the Pacific Southwest Airlines 727 jetliner A nationally known accounting firm will audlt the financial re· cords or a now crumbling data ~ro~sinLfitm el up by_ Newport-Mesa Unified School District, trustees decided Tues· day. Trustees also decided that com m unity me mbers on t he board of directors of NMIRl coold..esign-if hey ~nd turn over the responsibility to school board members. Jordan. President or the Newport-Mesa Federation o( Teachers, ,drew prolonged ap· plause from the audience ut Cos ta Mesa Council Chamber<; Tuesday night after he raised num e rous question .. about NMIRI No pay increases are in store for teachers in the Newport· Mesa Unified School District. Teachers and district officials reached agr~ment Tuesday on lhe final leg Of three-year COO· tract. ·'I 'm pleased t hat it was ratified since there was no place e lse to go because the state has the bull by the horns," said Don K 1 m b I e , pr e6 i de n t of the Newport-Mesa Education As· sociation <N MEA l. The district enacted a salary freeze for all employees follow· ing passage of Proposition 13. Th e NMEA represents the district's 1,099 teachers. Kimble today said about 80 percent ol the 600 members or NMEA voted in favor of approving the con· tract.. The school board voted un· animously Tuesday to support the contract. Summer negotiations on the contract centered on so-caJled "reopener" clauses in a pre· viously approved three-year contract. They involved renegotiation of CSee FREEZE, Page AZ> T h e San Joaquin Hills Transi>ortalion Corridor has gained the endorsement of Sad· ' dle back Area Coordinating Council's executive board. Endorsement cam e at the board's Monday meeting on a 6·1 vote, with 'Leisure World representative Irene Puhl man voting against the proposed rapid transportation project 1inking Laguna Niguel with the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach area. The ballot actually supPorted a multi-model concept for the ;Cooler Trend Predicted as Breezes Flow Cooler? That's what weather forecasters predicted today as marine breezes moved cJoser to breaking a heat wave that has kept a surung stranglehold on Orange County since Santa Ana winds blew in last week. co rridor as opposed to a freeway. Board•membcrs stood fa s t on recommending that a mass transportation system be a main portion or the corridor's service. The controve rsial corridor route is being studied by county Environmental Management Agency and consultants. A final route location is e~cted lo be presented for county board of supervisirs' approval next year. Location or the corridor planned to cul through un. deve loped rolling hills between coastal communities and the San Diego Freeway -has drawn criticism from citizens in most communities between Newport Beach and Lag una Niguel. Three routes are being studied between MacArthur Boulevard in the Newport Beach area to near Avery Parkway in the Laguna Niguel -Mission Viejo vicinity. Most south county objections have centered on the proposed freeway's inducement to de· velopment of the area a nd with eventual forced population growth. , Bui.:·cooler" is 1!11 a matter '""~(>;~tJri t~ .-~ ... ;,':t{if.~"A' ~NiAfa*~~'ftf~~i ~n..~,t~~ Weather Sunny through Thursday and not quite so war m with highs ranging from 80 at the beaches lo lower 90s inland. Lows tonight In .mid to upper 80s. I NSIDE T0•1' W America ii claongiftg t~ woy it uae• ~gy in the woke of the Arab oil em· bargo, but even higher-price• haven 't reduced vse of go.aohne. See PO(lf! 86. l•tlex ; Al Ye•r s.ntic. DI ........ All L M. .. y11 A• ...... ..., Cel....... Al ci........ 01-19 C-k• .. CreMWWf M o..-..._.. .. ........ , ..... M •lltffte•-••tl :::-... ~ -.c:... ca 1 SPokeswoman for the National Weather Service today said folks can expect temperatures to re· main in the EK>s near the beach ad the 90s inland until Sunday. And, as the ocean air from the north pushes a hlgh pressure system out of the area, higher humidity may make It even more uncomfortable. Orange Coast area school dis· tricls remained on full day schedules today despite scat· tered breakdowns in air condi- Uoning equipment. Strenuous outdoor exercise was curtailed again and elemen· tary student.a ln UM! Saddleback Unified School District were kept indoors Tuesday, even dur· ing lunch time. Some Inland Orange County school district.a let classes out early Tuesday because bf the heat. An estimated 17,000 customers have been without electricity at some Ume this week because of heat strain on Southern California Edlaon Company ti;-ansformen and CUAe~. However, there were no major o u tages Tue s day and a spokesman said the company 13 keeplq up with the higher de· manda for elect.ricity. meeting with EMA officials, "I don't want to live in another Los Angeles. That. 's why I moved to Leisure World. I'll be pocketed between the corridor and the San Diego Freeway. You move from one place to another to get away from it." B0.4T OWNER'S WCK CHANGED "My 32-!oot callftnaran was the weirdest boat in the world. "I tried everything and never sold it till I tried the Daily Pilot.·' That's the story a successful Santa Ana man told after plac· Ing this ad in the Daily Pilot: Well designed. custom Wildwind Catamaran. Price of u Hobie bul twice as big and twice as fast Many xtras for ocean gomg Evenings XXX·XXXX If you've had bad luck in sell· Ing your boat, try a lucky charm -the Daily Pilot. Our friendly ad·visers will help you write a beat seller. Call 642·5678. •• $500 MILLION CLAIMS FEARED-f»age AS PRIVATE PLANE USE A.CONCERN-Page A7 and a single·engine Cessna 172 collided. H ogue . of the National Transportation Safety Board. said 1'uesday afternoon that another small airplane. a twin· engine Cessna. may have con· fused the PSA piiot. In fact. said Ho~ue, it has now been determined that the twin· engine Cessna was eight miles west of the area where the col- lision occurred. "l can't elimmate it totally," (Sff PLANES, Yace AZ The action came just minutes after teacher Paul Jordan called for a public Inquiry into what he called the suspicious demise of the Newport-Mesa Instructional Research Institute <NM IRI 1. Trustees denied Jordan·s al- legations or abuses of executive sessions when they decided that NMiJRI shouJd be phased out of exis tence by Dec. 31. But lo clear the air surround· ing the corporation, the account- ing firm of Price Waterhouse UONCOUNTRY BRANCHING Ourt Are there a recreation vehicle park and an auto race track in Lion Country Safari's future? The Irvine theme park 's management hopes so. See Page HGToraeEa11s. - - CftUla l'lcti• Aided The corporation wa-s formed earlier this year to market dts· trict computer pro~ramc; to public and private aRencies Howeve r . De puty County counsel Ed Duran. represenlmg the county Oep 3 rtm ~nt or Education, questioned the legali· ty of the-corporation. contendmg it was competing with pnvate agencies He also wanted more · information as to how NM!R! was formed The lawswt in which the dts · trict sought lunds being withheld by the county died when t.he dJ~· t rict decided t o o;hut. down NMIRI and return le 1t:< rormer (5ee AUDI I . PagFJnr- Newport Beach police ald 11.year·old Francesca Kiernan of 474 Mountain Road, Laguna Beach, afler her car collided wtth another vehicle, then careened into two poles. a-<\ree and a parked car In Corona del Mar. Miss KJernan was m E[ood cond1 · lion Ml Hoag Memorial Ho. p ita! tod ~'\ The other driver. Lisa Posner, 19. or Newport Beach. was not injured. ., . ! f I ' ' i M DAIL y PILOT N Wed!\!!:d!r, ..,i.mw 11 ••• ,. Official Dies in Newport 1 hurlt~ S ('hu<'k " Ght11<1w, h • rcUrl'd VH'f PTf'S\d e nt of \t \' l>onnt.'11 Doull11' orp and I' r 1' m I n " n t 0 r 1 n i c Co• 8 t 'Jd\lt-mun, died Tt.u.•sday nocht .. t lh.u•~ M~monal Hosp1\.al ot an 4Pi>M~n\ hean attack Mr Glaqo-·~first trtdct-n Jt hLS Newpon ~acb hom•. ear I)' T uesd y He 'MAii ru"hed to tht• h~p1tal '*here he surrrnd .mother .. ttadt early tn tht' n-~ m.: &lt"mort~l bt'rv1ces will ~ht-Id S..itu rd~y ill noon 11t Pac1flr \'tt.>w M~morl<1t Chapt'I The family bas suue led memoriaJ Jonullonb tu Ho11& Memorial llo:..p1tul in the nam~ of Mr Glu:o.NOw Mr Glu~Stow w1is born in Las Vt'gas . N M . 1n 19U He •ttcned Stanrord U n1ver ~1 ly a nd grudualed with the clai;s or 1933 Wi th a dt•lft'e tn CIVI i engtneer 1n~ He received a degr~ in aeronautical engmeering from Stanford in 1935 M r Glas gow JOlned t he Douglas Aircraft Corp in 1936 :rnd became on~ of the com- pany ·s foremost designers a nd ent:int•Pf'!\ He 1~ crt:dited with de:..1gnmg and engineering both the DC·9 and DC-10. Mr. Gla:..gow retired from Mc Donne JI Douglas in 1976 After his retirement he was a cons ulla nt t o t be Nat iona l Ae ro na utics a nd Space Ad· m inistration <NASA i on·extract· ing fuel from shale. Mr. Glasgow jo 1ne d t he Balboa Yacht Club in J9SJ and moved with his family from Westwood to Newport Beach in 1956. He was elected commodore of BYC in 1965. An a rdenl sailor. Mr. Glasgow and his wife J anel started &~ii· iog as a husband-wire team m Penguin Class dinghies. He lat.er bece1me active ::is a racing skip- per in the Thistle and PC classes and flne1lly built his well-known Lapworth·40 s loop Impetuous wh ich he raced e1nd cruist:d. In addition to hjs widow. he lee1v es two sons, Phillip of Newpon Beach and TerTy or San J O'Se. a nd a daugh ter, Mrs David Cheever of Honol ulu. He als o leaves a s iste r , Mrs . M a rgarel Smith or ~ronado. ft',.....P~AJ FREEZE ..• teache r pay. fn nge benefits and grievance procedures. Ki m hle said the major change is t hat the district will pic k up the additional nine percent it wo uld have cost teachers this year to reeeive the same fringe benefits as last year He said this amounts to about $90 per teacher. or a bout $98,000 more that the dbtrict will con- tribute to teacher benefits this ~ .. ·~· ........ DYING MOMENTS Of CROWDED JETLINER CAPTURED ON FILM Photographer Whlrted Around and Clicked the Shutter Film Catches Crash Smi Diego Photographer in Righi, Spot SAN DIEGO <AP> -H<Jns E. Wendt was taking pictures of a gas station when he heard an explosion in the sky. whirled and began photographing the dying moments or a crowded jetliner. A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 and a rented Cessna l72 had collided at 9:03 a .m . Monday, 3,000 feet above the reside ntial North Park neighborhood. Al least 150 peo· pie, including more than a dozen on the ground, were killed in the worst air crash in U.S. history "I WAS STANDING UNDER THE gas stat ion overhan g," Wendt. a 44 ·year ·old photographer e mployed by San Diego Coun- ty's Public Information Service. said in an in- terview Tuesday. '"' He said he spun the focu!> or his camera, aimed and pressed t.he shutter A!> the burn- * * * * * ing plane plunged Dehtnd the roof of the gas station. he cninked his film advance, moved to a nother angle and clicked otr a second shot ·'I shot one picture and then I moved out into the OJX'n tor the ~econd shot," Wendt 1:1a 1d. "l shot several more but the plane had alr~ady gone down and 1 aot onlv smoke. "l'VE ALWAYS BEEN FAST with a came ra, J s uppose." he s itid. Wtndt 's photographs were published in San Diego's two m ajor daily newspapen. a nd were distributt.'d worldwide bv major news se rv1ces. Because the photographs were taken while Wendt was at work, the county must df.'(:ldc whether they a re his personal pro- pcrlv * * * Fre. Page AJ Pilot's Family Joins Grief After Crash PLANES PROBED • • • Hogue said. but whether the twin-engine Cessna wai; a factor "appears remote al this tune. It <the position of the twin·engine SAN DIEGO fAP) -The wlfe Cess na > would see m to and parents of Marine Sgt. eli.?1inate it " . David Boswell. one or two men It stlll leaves the qu~suons ~~ an the private plane involved in I who or what the PSA pi.lot saw neighborhood three miles from the a irport. "We 're going in," Hogue quot ed Mc Feron as tt:lling the tower in a soft fo1ce. Energy Logjam Broken WASHINGTON <AP) -The Senate today broke the l7·monlh logjam oo President Carter's ener~y program. apl>rovina aod isendm& to the House • natural. gas dtre,ulatlon compromise. The vote was 57-42 . The bUJ, the product or nearty a year ol negotiations between Congress and Energy Se<:retary J a m es R. Schlesinger. would Un federal price controls from most natural gas by 198S. Schlesinger watched rrom the galle ry as the Senate, presided over by Vice President Walt.er F. Mondale, ha nded Carter his biggest e nergy victory since August 1977 when the House ap· proved most or his original plan intact. Just before the vote, Senate Energy Committee Chairman Henry M. J ackson, D-Waah., told the Senate the com_promlae should end nearly 30 fears Of co~gressional haggling over gas once controls. And, Jackson said, "It will provide the incentives for in- creased production," thus enabl- ing the nation to ease its re- liance on import<.>d oil. F,....P,..eAJ BLOCK ••• lessee. and the reveri11onary 1n.' tereat or fi.4hl to the property •t the conclusion of the lease. h\lht by tbe property owner. • Board members agl'eed that> the possessory interest shou.Jd not be. reas~sed. bul th1&l uM;.. revennonary 1nt~est s hould. * T he laxes would still be pa ;&; by the ll'Ss~ based on the tota'- o f b o t h ass e asm e nt s. bu~ Cordova sald lt should mean ~ drop of a bout 90 percent in the! reassessments handed out thiaf sum mer by Jacobs. • He baaed that estimate on the. following example: , • A_ssume the 1975 ass~samnt O(; a piece of leased land waa St.i &L $20.000 ' W Ith th e r ea ssess meni~ .. ha nded out lhts year. tbe 486eU-• ment doubled lo S40,000. . , Whal has to happen now tt;. lbat Jacobs haa to eo back to the· 1975 assessment and s plit It between the PQSSessory ioterm .. and the reversionary interest. • Possessory iDlerest on 1 lortc· te rm le ase should be about . $18.000 and the reversionary io· terest is about $2,000. ' The reversionary intel'M U; the only thJng that can be r~ ass essed, so it doubles from $2,000 to $4.000. making this . year's t.olal assessment not the $40.000 given out earlier this summer. but $22.000. r ..... r.,,eAl AUDIT ORDERED • • • data processinst operation. "We hear it's being phased out, but we wonder why Lt's still alive?." Newport Harbor High teacher Jordan asked Tuesday night. ·'I wonde r if the district staff has any idea how much has been spent?" Jordan asked later. At the core of bJs s peech were Ques tions surroundin~ $239,956 in consulting rees allegedly paid to the Tony Sands Agency or Beverly Hills by the district. Some or the firm 's consul· tants. Jorda n c la imed . were forme r dislTict e mploy ees performing the same jobs they d id for the district before NMIRJ was formed. As consuJl.ants to NMIRJ, they were paid more for the same work. be countered. Trus tees maintained that NMIRJ was formed with good in- tentions and with advice rrom district lawyers that it would not cause any legal problems. Sch oo\ board President Donald Smallwood. himself a lawyer. said attorneys can be •·fallibte," in an obvious re- ference to county couns el Duran. The district's official position is that NMIRI succumbed to new financial restrictions im. posed by the state r ather than the legal questions surrounding the corporatioo. Jordan claims that the hinng of the Tony Sands Agency !o help set up the corporation was done without competitive btd· ding. Trustees denied hii-contention that they were secretive in de- ciding the fate of the corporal.Jon in closed door sessions. Ho weve r . the y s aid any· further meetings of the NMIRI board of directors will be held in public as trustees try to clear up what one trustee called "misun- derstandings." Monday's colli s ion with a w~en he talked to the Lindbergh passenger jet, say they hope be Fie ld control lower s~orlly isn 't blamed before the crash. Hogue said. · Hogue also said that the PSA ··we are naturally very lorn Boeing 727 and Cessna were be· up but we are also ve ry con-ing controlled by the Lindbergh cem ed about every other family Field tower on the same radio i nvolve d in thi s thing ." fr e qu e n cy: cont r ary t o Heritage Custom Design Promotion Umited time only! Bos we ll's fathe r s aid In a testimony in Washington on te le phone inlc rvie.)V Tuesday Tuesday by Elwood Driver .. <tcl from his home in Pe nsacola. 1ng c hair man of the safely Fla. board. He said Dr iver might Over 2,205 custom combinations created &om: "We don't hol'd anybody to have received wrong informa- year . blame. We "CCept 1·t as God's t ion before testifying the ple1ncs Teacht!n; and the districts will .. taJk to diff l will. We've got a oreat loss. J·ust were . mg eren tower'!) SOFAS, CHAIRS & LOVESEATS ON SALE TO INCLUDE SPECIAL ORDERS co ntin ue to d isc u ss any rk h f Ir e ondifferentrrequcncies g rievances under a system 1 e ot er am ies, althou~h we The small plane was praclic· known as adv1sory arbitration. have no way lo contact them." iog mslrument landings and th(• Teachers had sought binding jel was descending for a landing a rbitration in which the judg-But Orville Boswell added; when they collided. m e nt or a n a rbitra tor In a "Maybe 1 should tell you this. "lt was virtually head-on." grievance filed by either side maybe 1 shouldn't. His wife is Jlo~ue said or the crash would be final. very upset. She thinks people Hogue s a 1<1 p ilot J a m es However. school trustees still are blaming David ror the acci· Mc Feron. 45, calmly reported will haw the finul say under the dent: She said, Tm just so his jet was going down as 1l advisory arbitration system . a fra.1 ~ P~0~1.~ will think it's pl un g~d into the North Park Ba r gainers for both s_llle,S wfil_ Da vid s faill . re urn to negotiating tables next spring. Pf A Carnival Set Saturday in CdM Grmman Grabs Cash At Mesa Shoe Store ~,.... ... '>~ """ irral' 'Elementa ry SCh'06t PTA '~¥\i~/;D~1o~~irii;·~X""'~t'*·:ti .. rw~.' ~~ ~1' customers at a Costa Mesa shoe in they wer e forced into a will host their a nnual fund- raising carnival Saturday at the school's playground. The event opens at 11 a.m. and closes at 4 p.m. and will include food, g ames an\i prizes and rides. Baked goods will be sold a s well. DAILY PILOT ·-·--.......... , __ _ ~-·~ Illa----.......... -.. ...... ... ,. ~··---~ ... ··-~--~ --~ ... ... 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(N)IG-~ I lltSSlOll\!Cl'fll~YlMXl I -- CALIFORNIA Spending Cut Bill Proposed SACRAM ENTO t I\ P 1 Propo1>1t1on 13, mt'ant lei turb ~tutt> JW'nd.ina. h.t!>n 't workt'd. -.oy-. ro author Paul <;unn . 'I<• ht· 1io. bpon~rin~ u rw w proJIC)".ail th11t woul<t lit.< <11,_.ndlnR hlkt" to 1n('re1u,•·~ an population and '" na11on "W«' ht·ht•\ed 1r "*' wt>r«' fo r t unate t•nou.ih to ~t'l Prnpo!>ltlon 13 on 1 ht• b<1llot ttnd to ~·rsu.idt• flt>Oph• lo \Olt> for 1t , Wt' 'd h••vt' "on and <'oulcJ ull tJJkl' a loag 'acat1on." Ciann. J SS year old ~uburbon ~At'nnwn 10 bus1ne.smun. i.a111 Tu\'sd<&v. "But tl hasn't "orkf'd." GANN MID KIS n«"w ballot measun• ~ould hav<· lht-t"f- recl, "llh :.-Omt.• t!ltctµllon~. of not only <·utlJRI? taxes but also of freezlnll government spend mg tn term:. of real, per cap1t.a Krowth The measure 1s s1m1lar lO a btJI killed earlier th.LS year 10 the Callfo m1a Assembly. Gann said if the li mit had been to place over the htst 10 years 1t would have cut state spendmg an average of 6 percent a year If it had been imposed over the last 20 years it would have cut $64 billion in state and local ~pending. he added. He called for 30,000 volunteers to stand outside 15,000 voting places on Nov. 7 to gather signatures of at least 499,84S. cegistered voters to qualify the proposed consutullonal a mend- ment. WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS, Gann's plan would allow spend· ing by the state ·and most local governments to increase only by a .factor equal to the growth in inflation plus population each year If the change m Ole Consumer Price tnoex were 7 percent and population growth were 2 percent in a particular year. for example. most spending could increase only 9 percent. Any funds held above the limit would have to be returned to taxpayers within two years through a tax cul GANN SAID BE WOULD aslc the governor to call a special election next May if he collects e nough signatures by the Nov- -embe r election. If that doesn 't happen. the amendment would go on the J une 1980 ballot, he said. Af'W~ SURVIVORS ANO VICTIM -Mrs. Ellen ·rownsl••y, front above. hugs her neighbor M 1 ldrcd Taylor. whom she had feared k1llt·d when wreckage of PSA Flight 182 fell on thetr neighborhood. Martin 8 . Kazy Jr., 32. of Ohio. above. shown in a 1977 photo. died \Yhen the private plane on which he was flight instructor collided with the airliner . killing at least 150 people. · 4 Dogs Attack Woman Deputies Shoot 2 of Escaped Dobermans CO MPTON CAP> -Deputy shenrfs shot and wounded two of four privately owned attack· trained Doberman pinsche rs Tues day after they es caped from their cages and mauled a Compton woman, authorities said. Marjorie Smith, 27, was treat· ed at a hospital for bites and lacerations to the leg, hand and arm. Deputies said Ms. Smith was across the street from her home when tbe four animals ap- proached and attacked her. Stra119ler Olttlc OK'd SACRAMENTO CAP > -In· vestigators of the Hills ide Strangler case in Los A.nReles ( STATE ) now have s pecial legislation permitting them to use the s tate's comp&Jters to check 80,000 fingerprints. The bill, SB 415 by Sen. Alan Robbins, D·Van Nuys, was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Ader'• •rotlter IJefld SAC RAMENTO (A P> - Police said Tuesday that the brother of movie-television actor Richard Boone has s hot and killed bis wife. then killed himself. Author Dead at 65 LOS ANGELES <APl -James Bassett, author of the best sell· ing novel "I n Harm's Way" and a retired associate editor of the Los Angeles Times, died Tuesday at his suburban Malibu bome at the age of 65. HE SUFFERED AN apparent heart attack, the Times said. Bassett served as a Navy lieutenant junior 1rade and public relations officer durin6? World War II and drew on tboee ex- periences to write "In Harm's Way." wttlcb was published in 1962. The bestseller was made into a movie starring John Wavne. Kirk Douglas and Henry Fonda. Bassett also wrote "Commander Prince, USN." and "The Skv Suspended." • • 138% They s aid the bodies of William Robert Boone, 62, and Geralyn Noreen Boone. 35, were found Monday in their bed in s ubu rban Carmic hae l b y Boone's son Barry, 33, of Dixon. CWIJ Dkptda Pot Nod LOS ANGELES CAP > -Mike Curb, Republican candidate Cor lieutenant governor. said Wed· nesday be disagrees with J.he prediction of bis running mate, Evelle Younger, that it is in· evitable that the Legislature will legalize marijuana. "I don't know the Legislature as well as he probably does, but my own opinion Is that .legaliza· tion and commerciali~ation would be going a step too far at this time ... Carb said. "l don't think it's inevitable." SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Thieves stole a truck containing Sl00.000 worth or musical lnstru· ments. musical arrangements and equipment belonging to jau trumpet player Maynard Ferguson and his band. The truck was discovered mis· sing Tuesday morning from the hotel where the band was stay· ing durini:? its San Francisco Bay are a visit Wldlleeday. September 'Z7. t978 OAIL \ )JILOT A$ '500 !1111Ben1 Crash Damage Claims Viewed ~ SAN DIEGO (AP> -Lawyers and Insurance company oencials say the worst air disas ter in U.S. history, which c laimed al least uo lives Monday in San Die10, may generate as much as $500 million in da m age claims. Insurance adjusters fanned out over the North Park neighborhood Tuesday to begin the task of as· sessing physical damage to houses and vehicles shattered when Pacific Southwest Airlines flight 182 fell to the ground in Clames after colliding with a private plane. MOST ADJUSTERS were re· luctant to discuss the case but some estimated claims would ave rage $40,000 to $60,000 for each of about a dozen homes destroy ed by fire in the holocaust. About 40 other homes and businesses in the area re- portedly sust.alned damage from falling debris and bodies that hurtled through walls and win· dows. PSA, which purchased the s tretched Boeing 727·200 jetliner in 1968 and was insured for $7 million, said its replacement cost today is nearly $1S mJllion. But the most significant costs will probably be the liability for inj uries and death to lbose on the ground and the loss or ure plus potential earnings for the 137 people aboard both planes. AUTHORITIES BELIEVED at least 13 people were killed on th e ground but workers searching the grisly rubble wer·· still discovering bodies and pieces of bodies late Tuesday. An oCficia l or Gibbs Flying Service, which r e nted the Cessna 172 which collided with the Jetliner, estimated its cost al $20,000. PSA officials said the airline plans to cover all expenses ex· cept graveside services for the victims but. "if anybody wants specific damages they're going t o have to s ue to prove negligence." IN PREVIOUS AIJl disasters, the s urvivors of e ach wage earner killed could be expected to seek more than $1 million in pote ntial lost incom e , said Vas ilios Choulas, law partner of prominent San Franc isco at- torney Melvin Belli. Including anticipated claims for emotional distress. the total of damages sought could be $500 million, Chou1as said. PSA. meaowttlle. is referring all insurance questions to its Los Ang e l e s-based carrie r. Southwestern Aviation Un· derwriters, which in tum has re· fused comment. on the crash. Smoke Ban Signed For Grocery Stores SACRAMENTO CAP> -Smoking will be forbidden tn grocery stores next year, under a bill signed into law by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Brown's office reported the signing Tuesday of AB 1222 by As· semblyman John Vasconcellos, D-San J06e. SAID VASCONCELLOS in a state ment. ''This bill is impor- tant to the COD.5umer. However. it is or special importance to grocery st.ore clerks. wbo at times a re forced to endure almos t constant exposure to s moke fr om shoppers' cigarettes. ''Evidence shows that second· hand smoke may be as damag· ing a s smoke inhaled directly by the smoker .·· THE BILL APPLIES only to public areas of markets during business hours. No penalties are prescribed. Vasconcellos' bill does not go as far as Proposition s on the November ballot, which would ban s moking in all work places except offices not used by the public a nd occupied only by s mokers. and portions of some factories. ON EYERTIHl•l I• STOCK ••• t• .k .. ;;:t,_ -~~~casYf'~ti)t~.'4;.,,~~.;.~1~7;J ·,4'·~· 3161 H•bor IL HunH: Beach 15191 .... 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September 'Z7. 1978 Bdrbdnt Kre1b1ct-1Ed1tor1a1 P~ Editor City Must Face Up To Plan Decisions h bas been morl' t hun u ;year since th N wport Bench Cit~ Coun<'il ordt·H'<I o n.w1r" of lhl' c it y's gvnl'rul plan lo ~.: 1r Lhlf umount or bu1ldlnte lo aw ullowed m lhe c 1ly i;hQuldn 't be de-ere 8t-'d A lot h a hapJ)t'ned an lhut yur. but one l"Vcnt Ulol has nol lakt\n plun1 ti-l ht· rt•\ I<'" ordered by counellmun Lust Th urNday the r1ty ·~ P lannin.c Cnmmlsslon was to hav(• gottt1n -.turk<1 on th(• procP\S by holding the f1rsl m whut i-. hkt,•h to b<> .1 ~('rl(·~ t.f publlc hearinRs Ltttll' tcsltnlC>n) "ti' tak<'n bc•fon• rommis~1onc~ voted to dclu) UCllOO for UOOlht1 r l\\O \H•t•k-, No"' l\\O "''l'._' ''" t mur h time compar~d to the> •11r thut ., t•luµ.wtl .. uw~ th•~ proJt'rt """ (1rd<•n ·d. but Uw dt'-lay~ 1Jt•rhap1> mdl{ ult\ t• of tht· n•lur tant'l' of tht' Pl.mnlng 'omrnt"-"'llun tu t,1.,_l. JrUon un the m~•tter which might the nut\' (MW Of !ht• fat'llUO~ ll\\tilVL'r u ~ t,•ar "dC'la~·. 1l M't'mt. thol httlt· ~ood coulrt Ix· :.ervt'd by :,lJlhn~ .m~· lo niwr ( 'omnrn.:-.1on~rs ouAht to tx• ready to takt• tl•s t1mony and tornurd u !-.OUndly bas('d rC· commN\dullon to thl· 'It" Council wht?r~ rchpon1>lbllity for the ulllmuh' tft•t'll>IOllS Oil th(' rcvt&ions r ests. Nl~wport lkarh l'ltY offu:1uls huvc well earned re· pulal1oru, for the O&trtl'h hkl• habit of fabrtcallnl( d elays to avoid fac·m~ dtfftt·ult dccl!'\lon' It would he nice for u chonge to &ce on is.sue Cal'l'tl -,4uurd} and a conclu.'>1<m roached that will tx> tn th1.• tx>st mll'r(•Slb of the e ntire c ity Swinuners vs. Surfers L a s t June. Newport H<-t1c·h c·1ty c·ounc:llme n decided to ~ct a side nn nrt>u of b~ac•h for the exclusive use of swim· mC'rs und body surfers Their thinking was tha t the swim · mere; oug ht to h ave a place whc rt: they never h ave t o worry about the prescnc~ of s urr bo<irds The rest of the c1ty 's bcuches operate on the black ball s yl)"te m . When there are enoug h swimmers in the water . the blac k ball flag goes up and board surfers have to get out. According to t he Marine Department director. the s wimmers-only beach has not been a com plete success. Keeping the boa rd s ur fers out of the wa ter is a major pro· blem that consumed the time of both lifeguards a nd police all s ummer. T he Ma rine Department people say some of those proble ms could be solved by moving the swimm e rs -o nly beach to the s tretch between 48th a nd 52nd streets. Al present it's located between 40th and 44th s treet . one o f the c ity's to p board-surring beaches. The Mar-i-oe Depart- m e nt would a lso like some more flexibility in the hours during which only swimmers would be allowed in the w a te r The s uggestion s sound reaso na ble . T he contention by backe rs of the current syste m that no ch an ges should be m a de 1s based o n conflicting arguments. On the o ne ha nd they say eve ryone has adjusted lo t he pres ent loca· lion a nd to change would cause problems. On the othe r hand they c la im the syste m hasn 't been fully tested yet a nd s houldn't be ch an ged for that reason. "Frankly. It ·seem s councilmen are bending over backwa rds to please a very few people. sotne or whom ha ve more political c lout on the ir s ide than reason. Loss Will Be Felt IL-was a bit of a ~w:prisc. last week when Newport Beach '!> tr•affic engineer . Biii Da rnell, announced he was leaving the city to go t o work for a private cons ulting firm. It wasn 't that Darnell h ad s uch a hard time getting alon ~ with fellow e mployees. He even got a long rea- sonahly well with his bosses on the City Council who wt>rc drastically increasing hts workload. He sa id tnat he 's a lways intende d to go into cons ulting work and the right job cam e a lon g . D a rnell's departure on Nov 1 ts com ing at a n un· us ually busy time for h is de partme nt. Work o n the com· p utcrized traffic model a nd its project1ons of future t raf · fie is still in p rogress More importantly the pos t of c ity traffic e ngineer has assum'-'<i a great importance in the developm e nt b usiness because that job is named in the so ·ca lled traffic phasing ordinance as bein g res pons ible for fig uring how much traffic exists in key intersections and how muc h traffic will be added by proposed projects. The city traffic engineer is a lso responsible for recommending on the granting of exception s to the ordinance. Any time lag between Darnell's departure a nd the a ppointment of a replacement is like ly to produce serious delays in processing projects unde r the city's new or · dinancc • i)p1mons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Ocher views expressed on th•f> page are those of their authors and ·drt1sts Reader commenl Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. GA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Nicb.ola1 von Hoffman Airlines Face Investment Risks The w •atMr for caau for the alrlln •a ahow blue aklea. Bual· ne11s la up, profit.a are up and ,... l(ulatlon by the gove rnme nt 11 down. so It would seem that William Simon and Ralph Nader are rltiht when they say pros· pertly and consupier 1atlafac· Lion are best aa1ured through free market competition. Thu experience or these lu t months during which the Clvll Aeronautics Roard h& al lowed airUne8 to compete on pri ces hais been an Ovl'r w h e lmin g l'IUC'ce ss. So ffiU(•h . M> that the freedom lo set one '!> o wn li c k e t pnces 1s being expanded and soon •nrllnes will a lso have much greater license to pick ~d choose what routt.~ they wish to fly. THE JOYFUL profits from de- regulation como from the fact that airUncs have been aUowed Mailbox lo sell cut·rate tickets for unused poasenger cupoc1ty PuUlna passeni;ter In the empty . eats. even low fa re passenger11. means fargc Jumps In n.·vcnue with only tsmoll t•ddltlonal cosll'I ror more ticket and reservation clerks. Finally, however . there 1s an end to thul kind o( bonanza All the e mpty seat s n ow h ave paRsengers In them so airline ex ecutives are soon MOl ng to have to m ake some decisions on what kind a nd h ow many n ew airplanes lo buy. Since much or the current jet passenger fleet 1s con sidered too old , too gal'! guzzly. too loud and loo s melly. they would have· hl)d to make:' purchas ing dcc1!'lior1s 1•vc•n without the lens or thou:111nds of ne w passengers attracted to them by the sale-priced fares One of the reasons there wa~ so much execs:. passenger space 1s becaul>c the las t t1ml! the airlines went s hopping they overbought. ll's not an easily avoidable mistake. An executive h1as to make an accura tt· l(Ucss about whut passenger dt·mund wlll be in two vears when the plane he's buying 1s uctually de livered . He also has to be re · asonably right about how much business the plane wlll do. not Just ror the first year, but the 10 year!' or ao it'll t ukc to pay off the debt. THAT DEBT can be crushing. It will cost Eastern Airlines something in the vicinity of a half a billion dollurs to pay for the 21 757 Boeing airliners 1l re· cenlly ordered. For a company that already has a pretty scary lookmg debt structure, this is a gam ble or s ignificant propor· lions. albeit ont· thul mu~t !')(> rnadt>. In the nt•w de -regulated world where Eastern must com· pclv. nol having the currying t·aput•ity would tx• ;_u 1 invit ation for ;m other :u rlinc to come In and vamp up Easlern's bcsl routes. According lo free cnt erpmsc th eology. these ris k s and dangers with their <ittendant promises or great rewards and ric hes -or bankruptcy should be exhilarutmg lo lhc mt>n and women runninJ( thl'st: great. winged endeavors They ought to be say ma . rr ·e at last, free <it ia1>t lo ru1l lift• ·s h<trd t•cono m lc race atnd show thl' wor ld and our stockholders it's we who are fittest to survive Th a l h a~1 n 't h u ppened . Instead. the industry has been hit with the urge to merge. Pan American and Nat1onc.I A1rllne1> arc m elding, as etrc• Continental and Western. while Southt!rn Airway.; and North Ccntrnl Airline:; havl' ~1nnuunccd plun:-. lO Wl'd , THE "MERGER PANIC.'' a::. 11 ·s being l'allc:.'<i m the bus1ncs~ press. has come to the uttentaon of the J ustice Dep 1trtmc:nl. whose ant1tru:;l hc1td . John Shenefield. has com m ented. "h would be 1ron1c:' 1r the dawn of the new e ra we re:. an fact. to pro- duce a merger wave reducm" the number of compelltor& and lhe a mount or compet1l10n .. It might he 1ron1c but 1t wouldn't be um:xpected in an tn· dustry which ha1> to make half· billion dollar guesses about wh&t the future holds. Anybody 1aying out th~l kind of money wanu to m1nim1ze n sk and don'l g,v,. ham <iny blarney about the JOy:o of nd ked compet1t1on . Som<! hus aness. like tht t'lothmi,; 1r. duslry. can make odJuslments in investments .and productior. a lmost on a week·to·week basis so 1t can correct its errors. but every industry which demand!' huge capital outlay!\ and a blind guess ab9ut what business con· dltions are going to be like when the m achine is actuall y installed 11huns competition NOR CAN WE n o n stockholders or e mployeel> be complacent a bout costly bad guessei.. We may be th<! wo rld :; richest nation. but we're not S() wea lthy that we can afford to hav~ a company likl' t.:astern blow too many hair a balhon dollar deals The trick, of course. is to permit the degree or compellllon that secures Its benefits without its worst risks. We want the !ow prices. tM service. a ll the good things we believe competition hrings but not the bankruptc1et1. Nobody knows how to do thi~ for sure. but one way we will have lo cons ide r 1s l ettm~ tho-=l· mergel"5 go throul(h a nd l:vmJ? with the idea o f a l1mlt ed . s upe r vised compet1t1on Agent Says FBI Probe Helps Gates Image To the Editor: Your edito rial of Sept. 3 entitled "Probe of G ates Raises Doubts" declares that an FBI i n vestigation of a llegations concerning Sheriff Brad Gates h as Je d to damaite to hi s reputation and car eer . The editorial further s tales Sheriff Oates "now carries with him a stigma that won 't be e asy to er-ase." We have done She riff Gates a favor. A clean bill of health after "an intensive n~·month probe" by tb'e Fede ral Bureau of Investigation m a kea fo r a positive image rather than a stigma. Your editorial raises a number of quesllon11 that need to be answered for your rcuders. You a i;k , ··Wh y 1''cd e ra l authorities ot <111'1" "Candidate Backs Heroin" and It re fe rre d lo Ed Clark . Libertarian Party candidate for governor. I am u mem ber of the volunteer staff that helped Ed Clark become the only person ever to q u a l ify as a gubcrnalorial ca ndidate through pclllion1n ~ in Ca lifornia's hiRtorv' As u s laff member a nd a fellow Libertarian. I strongly object lo lhb hadly c ul-up article. For openers. I want to tell everyone that Ed Clark does not back heroin' lie ;ind the Libertarian Party condemn the u se o f all drugs, including mariju:rnu and a lcoh ol, for health and hygiene rea~ons and bl' c a u ~ e l h e i r us c i s not ('ond11l·1ve to positive mental and t•mot 1<1nal develonment vocate homosexuali ty." to keep the record accurate J T HE BJllGGS proposition deals with teachers who publicly au vot·uk or pra<'t1ct• homo~t·xua hty so as to tnflucnc<· the behuvior of minors In thl· C'lussroom It doc$ not prohibit 1m vate homosexuHh· ty, or privatc anything clst· Thi! so-c ulled ··gays" always he ab1Jut this T he "gays .. know. also. that American communities do not want homosexual advocacy m the classroom. and so lhey must con- fuse the issue with a 1es about ··rights " and "fa!>c1sm .. and in some of their ant1·6 campaign posters. "Invasion of pra v ut•y " /\s an educator with much ex perk ncc:' Tn lhc obser vation or stu dent thou~hl and behavior. I must correct lht• "gay·· assertion lhut homosexuals are born not ma<l•'. WE ARE manduti·d hy 8lulutc 110 W E v t: R . wt.• 1 u r t h c r and that thcrefon• th(•y an· not lo conduct such un 1nveisUl(at1on dt>nouncC' lht> waste of money n•sponslblc for tht•1 r fhyt·ho: e'< if alle1ut1on11 of wrong.doing are ~t·xlorkd from the luxJlaycrsl uul oncntation That 1s nonscn~e m a d e that fall with in our iqwnl to impClBe a set or The ma!s of ev1den~e 1s a~aanst tnvestlgallvc jurisdiction. T he .nrhitrnry moral stand ards upon lh<' view Students arc influenced matt~r Its not optlonul otherwise decent. law-a hiding well past th,e ugc of 5 or 6 or so. m "Why has the person o r c ltlit•ni.. It doesn't m u tter dc~d well into their upper tc1•n persons who lo dge d ~h e whether the iss u e is pot yc.trs. by students an~ fnculty didn't want lo use the ~ym. practice fi'eld. swimmmiz pool or weight room, so ther{• w<1:-:i pro· b)em. The leachet s cce1ved ;1 most courteous rcspons(' from the city Parks und Rccre:.it1on personnel'. who also sce::mcd baf fl ed by the unique doublt ... tan dard of one schooi group bcmf! denje<J acce:.s to the1:-normal facility wh il e unother "<'hool group was uble t.o rent J fac11!1y The teacher propased. 1r wnt ang, to use lhe room Room 139 -three <'vemn~s durinf? th~ summer The group did meet the last WednesdJy 1n Junt> and planned lo meet for subsequent practices. two week:-and four weeks later The ICJchcr m:· 'S'U11!di11Jthcrrttrl!~ ht· would pay tht' normal user .. fee-. provide his own rustod1 al service 01 pay for sume if that wen· un:.Jllstac 111ry ThC' rt'Ques~ lor 1 ht us"' oC Hoom 139 for twc Wcdnc~da) evenings was dcn1ct1 l ' ltOt It. rd be .. ,. in " ~ u n I • -· unfou_nded accusaUona aga~!!' 11 m 0 k 1 n K • h e 1 m et s f 0 r m.embers lo who~ they hslgn and · ~-,~: ........ ,.,......,,,.,~ . ..-_.~~~ .,. qr~...,W.~r··~·-.,.,..~,. ~b1\\'homtbe.~~4 . a d ~\lf.f6ntnObymltFf' _,,. laetrile ror<lying paf1eiti··_,,.• .. ·-.: r~~1l'tllll~9~· STl: DENTS. pa. t·l"lt .., a nd teachers 1nvolve<l w •th mus1r fully comprehend the inest 1ma· ble value of mamtatntnl( and 1m· proving skills. llow u mus1c1an performs, sounds and looks 1s ~:t~:f:.0\,~P~~ct\~~~~-'~~~~~1 By L.M. BOYD Argument continues over the origin or the Italian Un· derworld name "Mafia.·· Some authorities contend it comes from the initial letters or a n old resistance s logan · ·Morte Alla 1''runcia ltuliu Aneta " meaning .. Death to tho French is Italy's cry • .. tr ull the people In the Dear Gloomy Gus How can t hl· City or Newport Bt•och accept Pr o p o s ition l l "ballout" funds? Re · qul r eml•nts 11oy no c harter cost·or llvlna Increase-.. even lo the city courwll ONE·FOR·ALL f world sellled in the United Slates. the population density here still wouldn 't b e as great as that of. sat. The Netherlands. ~-"In a house without a cell ar , where's the best pluce to stuy during a tornado?·· A. ln a small room or hall In the center or the house. Open 11ome wtndow1. but stay awoy from them thc rearter. In an office building, get Into an Interior hallway on the lowest fl oor possible. In a s hopping center . rorgel about your car, and go to the mid- dle or the nearest building. Q. "Is there any m ember of Congress who was servlna when Franklin 0 . Roosevelt was Inaugurated?" A. Only one. Sen. JennlUJl nnndoph ID .. W. Va. l, now 76 lie wa11 elected to the House In 1932. T he man most likely to be murdered Is betw(•e n lht 3ges of 20 a nd 24. The woman. between 15 a nd 19 T he man moel likely to com· mit suicide ls between the •IH of 25 and at . Tb• - woman, between 20 and 24. . Obviously_. ~e FBI will not E d Clark has said, in his know. that cthzens of this state identify this individual. This offictai position state ment. lhal. n~ed not stand for, nor need lhcy person may have furn lshect . 1 o ppose the use or f)<>hce f1nun ce. t h <' ~dvO<'Ut'Y of reliable .information over .a power to harass people whol'le f)liy<·h.osex ual. dev1.at1on m t 1 hl•1r period of time. a nd I am sure his activities are not crimes agains t public schools. This Caci bnnit~•m actions .In this instance were m a ny pe r son or a g ain1>t the t~~'. r.1~1nst. ~ea;;~y:.tcriu of th•· good ra1th. . .. prope rty of any person·· I l'. ~clY UCllVISlS ~s Novem ber llf) .. Finally, you usk. Should victim-less crlm~s. 111ou('hes ther e be ~?.m e kin d of The Libertarian Party 1s the accounta bility. . party of freedom : freedom from There is. l)as been. and wtll t a x n t 10 n . f reed 0 m r r om continue to be. We answer to the 0 pp res s 1 v e gover n m c n t President, the Attorney General. regulation and freedom to be a nd the Congress of the United secure In your home and on the St a les; Upon r eceipt of the 8 tr t'" t a g a I n s t u n d u e a llegalioos ln. this matter . the government interferenc<' from facts were discussed with the their Polk1n.r agencies United States Attorney's Office DAN MAHAFFEY GEORGEW Kl~NT . SdteelM•f~ To the Edit.or: I a m writing to voice a con· cern l have regarding dis parities and incons is tencies within the Newport-Mesa Unified School Oistrict . In Los Ange les. and t he FBI conducted the Investigation at the direction of the United States Attorney's Office. Students and a t eacher were denied access to a room they use daily durtng the school year. for tfi•ll' l•ll...,.~~ th e s ummer m onths . The To the Editor Harbor Hiah School Sailor Band I a m happy to take this opportunity to re~pond Lo your editorial. Thank you. TED L. GUNDERSON Special Agent in Charge .......... ,.. .. To the Editor I wis h to retPond Lo a small A11ociated Prete article that WH paraphrased on paae two of the Dail1 PUol-. &epl. lL 1'la heoclllne or Ulla 2nd p\ece was The Dally Pilot article cm the • did not flt Into a n "euy . "Boy Gay" deb1:1te with Senator category tn the ha11ty arrange Briggs, uPi~·urin" on Sept. 17• mcnt between city ond dlstr1ct " The ba nd and their director documents on !nstanct'. I shoulrt say Y"'l unother instance. or the "Gay" attempt to misstate the II· sues towards wh1cb Proposition 6 Is dir<'Ctf'd. nnc1 to resnrt to the big lie. which. 1( repeated loudl)'. hyi;te rically, and often enou1h. m ight be bcll<'n'<f Tbc Pilot orll· clc should have pul the word ··p'1bllc~·· belore its referen~e to te1cher1 who "l>racUce or ad· f Quotes ··on" ob1'crveR tho natural laws And Ir you do, 'you can never be ill " Indian Prime Mlnl1ter Morarjl Desai, explain· lna why he en.ion a.ood bcalth ot the ucof82. ' e nd 1s exartly the saml' Jt 1s consistent attention to the de· vclopment and mainrcnuncc or lhl' skills t hav(' beer :Jnizr y .ill :.ummer knowin~ of lh1 ~ 1nl·on~1:.t(:nt de· cis1on. bu.I the 11nul 1na1gnity which _really prompctd nw to wrl~ this letter ('llmt· to my Uk tcnlior. recent l:r i\ h1 ~h sc·hool band . from out:wk the 1·1ty untJ coun ty. wa" able· '" ri•nt Newport Elementary -ithool flur· mg the month of Au~ui.t They took their m~als. <.il<'pt, re· hearsed and earned out normal band prac tice ~ctoo,1o n s for several da)'fi ft orci,,rs to me that our tar dollar. have b4.-cn used IC hl.'lp studt·nt:< rrom another area wh1 It. de ny1ng tho ~(lme pnv1lc1w to ou1 own kids. I truly do not undt·r .. 1.1nd lhl· kind or rcnsoninl{ •h..1 1 l!Ol~ into :.u<·h an lncredlbk ·1('1mo MRS ELAl~l 1\ bNCL/\NO • 1.1111r., from r,·adt•r:: urt wekomc Th#> n ght to condrnu• ltttrr1 Iv /LI rptJCt or ehm1no1~ lc~f •~ rei('Tllfd tAllna o/ JOO words. or l.-u Will tw gs~ pref1rcncr All lellh $ mu.ti ••· dtlM tigraotur~ and mnU1ng oddrtu but nornts may bt wlthlM>ld on rt qiur$t 1/ su/f.!.c1t>nl reo~on 1a~rtftf-r Polf'1/ IOllt "0' bf puh ... ., _,..,;_-J I ' • I I Saddlehack A.ftera-a r(l -· N.Y. Stoeks t * VOL. 210, 4 SECTIONS,« PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEONESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 TEN CEN Plane' Crash Theory Doubted •• 1 •• l' SAN mEGO IAPI -The heM't of the feder•I invrllligation into the natton's worst air dl!la.~1er 15akt tod~ that It .. appe:•rs te· n1ote •l Utll time" that a third plane playird a pan In thfo rol lh~ion of a jetliMr lilnd a "m111l airplane Phillip Hocue s aid th'' ••myatery plant>'' haa been ~ii· t'.d and was ~ia:ht mlles 11o·nt ol the artla where the Pacific Southwtst Airlines 7?7 jtttiner •nd a •lftekl-en1IM Ct1ana 112 collided llocue. or the N•llon•I Tran1portation Safety Board. "l!ld tue1'd1( afternoon that another •mal airplt1nl', a twin· engine Ceuna. m1ty have con· lu•ed lhe PSA plk>l . Jn .fact. said Hokue . it has now been de\ermlned th•t the twin· ef\lln~ Cets.n11 was eight mites west of the a rea where the col· tisk>n OttUrred. Jtfeans to an End "I can't eliminate il totally." lioaue said , but whether the twin-engine Cessna was a factor $500 MIUION CLAIMS FEARJ'D-f'•ge AS PRIVA:TE PLANE USE A CONCERN--P•ge A7 .. appears remote al this time. lt (the PO&itk>n or the twin·enJ(ine . UC Irvine students line up at the school's rinanciaJ aids orrice Tuesday as another academic year gets under way. University orr~cials expect 9,900 students to attend the Irvine campus this fall -the highest rall ~nrollment ever, a 400-stude nt in· c rease over last year. ·San Joaquin Route :Gets Board-Support- Capo .Pistrict Begins Talks On-€ontracts The San Joaquin Hi lls San Diego Freeway -has Teacher contract negotiations Transportation Corridor has drawn criticis m Crom citllens in were resumed Tuesday in the gained the endorsement of Sad· most cominun ities between Capistrano Unified School Dis· die back Area Coordina ting Newport Beach and Laguna trict. ending a month-long break Council's executive board. Niguel. in the talks which· started last E ndorsement came a l the <See ROUTE~ Page 2J May. board's Monday meeting on a S.l Representatives of the school vote. with Le is ure World district and the Capistrano 'representative Irene Puhlmao ... --trt• J _ T..oet Unified Education Association. vot ing against the proposed ~ 1-e i ~ representing teachers. met for rapid transportation project four hours Tuesday. breaking off linking Laguna Niguel with the So••~ht by talks at 7 p.m • so that teacher Cos ta Mesa-Newport Beach ---e• negotiators could participate 'in area. b k hool h T he ballot actually s upported " ac to SC nig t" activities -"----lJ "t at their schools, said J e rome a multi·model concept for the '-AU~r m Thornsley, superintenden* co rrido r as opposed lo a Teo i.ssues remaio to be set· rreeway. Board members stood WASmNGTON !~P ) -The tied by teacher and district fa st on recommending that a National Cancer fn stitute an-negotiators, said Stephanie mass transportation system be R nounced today it will seek to test Seach, CUEA president These main portion of the corridor's Laetrile on patients with ad-Include: sei'Vtc-e. ----·vanccd·cancena. -----'Whether-to introduce-un- The controversial corridor Dr. Arthur C. Upton. the in· limited class sizes or hold class -route is being studied by county slitute's director, said he de· size at present levels . as Environmental Management cided to follow the recommend&· teachers would prercr Agency and consultants. i\ final tion or a divided NC I panel of -How much to increase route location is expected to be doctors and scientists who re-fStt TALKS, Page A2 1 presented fo r county board or commende d testing the con· * * * supervisirs' approval next year troversial substance on humans. El Cl Location or the corridor -The NCI still must obtain a p-r Or OSSrOOllt.# planned to c ut through un-prova l from the Food and Drug Cess na ) would seem to eliminate it." "It still leaves the questions cl who or wbat the PSA pilot s&w" when M talked to the Lindbergh FieJd control tower shortly before the crash, Hogue said. Ho.ttue also said that the PSA Boeing m and Cessna were be· Ing controlled by the Lindbergh Field tower on the same radio rre qu e nc y, co ntr ary t o testimony in Washington on Tuesday by Elwood Driver, act- ing chairman of the safety board. He said Driver might have received wrong informa- t ion before testirying the planes were talking to different towers on different frequencies. The small plane was practic- ing instrument landings and the Jet was desttnding for a landing when they collided. . .. It was virtually head-on," HoKue said ol the crash. \ Jl ogue said r,ilot James: Mci',eron. 4S, ca mly reported his jet was going down as it plunged into the North Park neighborhood three miles from the airport.. "We're going in, .. Hogue quot- ed Mc Feron as telling the tower in a soft roice. The death' toll included l lS aboard the jetliner. lwo in the Cessna and at least 13 on the ground killed by chunks of metal. Tax --Rate Cut County Approves Budget Orange County supervisors a<loPted a $5l1T million -county government budget for 1978-79 today . tt:ae county~s first post Jarvisspending package. Simultaneously. as mandated. by voter approval or Proposition 1.3, s upervisors set a countywide tax rate of S4 for each $100 worth of assessed value. Translated to Proposition 13 terms, that means county pro- perty owners will pay property taxes of one percent or what the assessor said that this year their property is worth under revised assessment s tandards. The county's share or the so- called basic S4 tax rate is 16.5 Viejo Teen Stricken In Water A Mission Viejo youth was rushed to San Clemente General Hospital Tuesday. after he ap- parently IO&t conaclousness in the water near the San Clemente municipal pier Steve Barrett. San Clemente lifeguard supervisor, said Jer- f.r ey Corder . 19. or 24651 Ansel mo in Mission Viejo, stopped breathing after he was pulled from the water and could only be revived using cardio- pulmonary res11Scitation. Barrett sai~ he had observed Corder and a friend swimming about 3 p.m . The two young men took two or three dives iilto the waves and then Rtarted for shore, said Barrett. When the two swimmers en- tered the surOine. Barrett saw one was in trouble. Corder 's swimming compa- nion . identified as Bob Hutchinson. 23. also or Mission Viejo. pulled the unconscious youth .to shore. where he and four lifeguards applied cardiQ- palmQnary resmeit-atton. CQrder was transported to San Cleme nte General 1-lospital, where he was reported in stable condition today in the intensive care unit. percent. -T-ramlaling that figure-to a tax rate, it means the county's rate is 66 cents ror each $100 worth or assessed valuation. And that is one ha ir the 1977·78 coon· ly rate of $1.33 ror each $100 of assessed value. What all that means. accord- ing to county auditor-controller Vic Heim, is that,.. most county property owners· 1978-79 tax bills wiU be less than half their counte rparts or a. year ago Supervisors. upon Heim's re- commendation. decided to hold in reserve future tax payments that will be subject lo question and protefit. T hose include questions con- ·eerning properly-owners who lease land from the Irvine Com- pany and those protesting mineral rights assessments. In addition supervisors will re· serve tax payments made by boat, aircraft and other personal property taxpayers while legaJ questions surrounoing their as- sessments are decided in court.. In addition lo county govern- ment the S4 bas ic rate will finance city. school district and special district operations this year. Added to that will be special rates applied in certain districts to repay past bonded in· debtedness. DALE LAVASSAUR SETS SPRINKLER TIMER Some Miaaion Vlefo COntrol Boaee Vend•Uzed Vamlalism Plagues Viejo Water System By WIUJ:AM HODG E Of .. Mity PllM ltatl Dale Lavassaur s urveyed the lush hillside landscaping on Mis- sio n Viejo 's Los Alisos Boulevard and-shook his head. "This is a normal day." main· lena nce -worke r Lavassaur r erlected. pointing out four sprinklers shooting a steady stream oC w:,1;ter onto greenbelt sidewalks. The precious water missed il'i green target by several reet. The reason'.' The sprinkle r heads had been kicked and mangle11- intentlonal{y. · "We have a big vandalism problem in ~1i ssion Viejo.·· county Environmental Manage· ment Agency official Dave King said. "A lot or it is becnu.se or the way the area is designed ." he said ... You have a lot of s idewalks and g reen areas where there are no houses with people in the backyard watching things.·· King says the counfy spent $1 1,500 in lht> 1977 ·78 fiscal )·ear on !t1ission VieJO for what they term ··vandalis m "-broken s prinkler he:ids. torchl"d sprinkler s ystem timers and broken locks . That f1J?;ure doesn·t include ISee VANDALS. Page ;\21 developed rolling hills between Administration to use Laetrile, c . J coastal communities and the ed be ~ • ~ purport to a _cancer·curi~g ap~ ""-& ~~~==w=7'l,,,,.,~....,,~~~.., ... -......w~,,....... ... . ¥ • ~p,;.,.-,.,~::111!1 -~~~m' Ttie 4E!Clsl&l"""f&t(~.l'i~ years --r........... ' . :-·~-..., Or a nge Coast after the institute was asked to . • conduct clincial t ests on B •1di Le La Weather Sunny through Thursday a nd not quite so warm with highs rangin1 from 80· at the beaches to IOwer 90s inla nd. Lows tonight in mid lo UiJper 605. INSIDE TOD!-V . Aml!'rica is changing the WON it ~.t eMrf/11 in llw wake oJ the Arab oil f!m· ba,.!10, but et1" higher price.t haven '1 reduced u1e of Q(UO/ine. S« Pogt 86. ..• ,. • Las~!~ animal ~ests hitve m . ng vy W never shown any evidence that Laetrile could combat cancer, the institute said, tt decided pre· (Sff IAETIULE, Pate AJ) . BOA.TOWNER'S WCK CHANGED "My 32·f90t catamaran was the weirdest boat in the world. "I tried eYeryth.lng and never sold It till J tried the Dally Pilot ... That's the story a successful Santa Ana m an told after plac- ing this ad in the Dally Pilot: Well designed, custom Wlldwind Catamaran. Price of a lloble bul twice u big and tv.1~ as fast. l\ot any xtras for ocean going. Evenings X."lf·XXXX If you've hid bad luck In sell· tn1 your boat, try a lucky charm -the Daily Pilot. Our friendly ad-vlsers will help YoU wrile a best seller. Ca ll 642·56T8. " . Capistrano Unirled School Dis· trlct officials hope to become the second to test a new Orange County ordinance permitting school .. dlstricts to char1e de- welopers rees to provide new claaarooms. The Orange UniCied School District became the first Tues· da·y lo win the Orange County Planning Commission's endorse- ment for charging fees to relieve classroom overcrowding. If lhe Orange district's re· quest is approved later by s upervi!IOrs, the district could charge builders in unincorporat· ed areas up to $1.200 ror each new home buJlt. Administrators In both the Capistrano and Orange district& blam e a housing boom ror lea"'.· inK their districts without sul"Ct· clent clasaroom space for ruture students. . Capistran o Superintende nt J erome Thornsley today said the' district intends to take run •d· vantage ot the oew county or- dina nce but.ha& not yet applied. The dl!trict bas, however. won f permission to impQse a ree system in San Clemente city limits and has made a private arrangement to collect school fees from Avco CQ mmunity DevelQpers lnr in Laguna Niguel. Thomsley said. Supervisors in July adQpted an Qrdinance permitting school dis· tricts to demonstrate that Qver- crowding exisLs in specified at- tendance areas The ordinance allows over· crowded districts to collect .8 percent of the selling price for new houses from developers with a $1 .200-per-unit ceiling. Applied to a home costing Sl00,000 the fee would be SSOO. The ordinance requires hear- ings before both the planning commission a nd supervisors before the fees can be applied. It al80 requi res school officials to t how they have considered and found i.mpractical such re· medics as bond issues for con- struction, double sessions, year. round classes, adjuslina: atten· dance boundaries and use of empty schools In neighboring diatricta ' 0.)f.._ ..... ,_ 8-EN Y1EJO SPRINKLERS FLOOD SIDEWALKS Floocftng Ero1ton Adda 10 V•ndelltm C01111 , ' . • > , I '"" • I I it. rd ,. ;s I . ~ ~ ~ n I • ., ' 2 OAILYPILOT . " .... ~ OYINO MOMENTS Of CROWDED JETLINER CAPTURED ON FILM "9ote>gr•phef Whlrled Around •nd C11cked the Shutter Film Catches Crash San Diego Photographer in Right Spot SAN DIEGO <APl -Hans E. Wendt was taking pictures of a gas station when he heard an explosion in the sky, whirled and began photographing the dying moments or a crowded jetliner. A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 and a rented Cessna 172 had collided at 9:03 a.m . Monday, 3,000 reet above the residential North Park neighborhood. At least 150 peo. pie. including more than a dozen on the ground. were killed in the worst air crash in U.S. history. "I WAS STANDING UNDER TRE gas station overhang," We ndt. a 44-year-old photographer employed by San Diego Coun- ty's Public Information Service. said in an in- terview Tuesday. He said he s pun the focus of his camera. aimed and pressed the shutter. As the burn· mg plane plunged behind the roor of the gas station, he cranked his film advance, moved to another angle and clicked off a second shot. •'I shot one picture and then I moved out into the open for the second shot." Wendt said. "f shot several more but the plane had already gone down and I got only smoke. ''l'VE AL.WAYS BEEN FAST with a ca mera~ I suppose ." he said. Wendt's photographs were published in San Diego's lwo major daily news papers and were distributed worldwide by major news services. Because t he photographs were taken while Wendt was at work, the county must decide whether they are his personal pro- perty. Niguel Plans Ready ,, " .. i ,. ; 470 Low-cost Units Promised The first companies to satiafy stringent new 11tate require- ments to buHd homes in Laguna N1guel are ready to present ten· tatlve tract maps w the county planning commls11lon. They plan to build 470 "arrord6l· ble hou~in g" units ror the privilege or building 8 total l,300 homes alona La Paz Roa&d ln de· als they worked out with two tough state regulating agencies. S & S Construction Company or Beverly Hills and Sterling Homes Corp. of Santa Ana have secured contracts from Moulton· Niguel Water District promising sewer coMectlons for the pro· jects. The two firms are the first to gain permission from the Stale Air Resources and Water Resources boards to build homes following State Coastal Commission curtailment of con- struction made possible by a new sewage processing system operated by Aliso Water Management Agency. The S40 million AWMA sewage system Is to be completed In total by 1982. But the air and water resources agencies limit· ed use or the AWMA system In August. 1977. to control coastal population, expansion and result· ing air pollution. Aw MA officials, however. convinced the s late that by building badly needed reduced· cost housing in the Moulton- Niguel and Laguna HHls area. contractors would be helping to cul use of energy and the addi- tion or smog pollutants. They a rgued that workers driving to government and other jobs in the area from homes they could afford in other parts of the county actually add to the pollution problem. Making less-costly homes available. they said, would curtail commuting . Under that premise, S & s Construction Is proposing 350 "affordable" townhouses or con· dominiums in its 1,000-home pro- ject slated for La Paz Road near the federal government's zig- gurat building. Sterling Homes plans 120 af. fordable units in Its proposed 306-home project al La Pas ~ ·:, Road and Moulwn Parkway. ~ George Putnam. an S & S Viet president, said his Ci rm plans to sell the "affordable"' units fdi about $67,000. ,. Amtrak Service Cut ; ... ~ :; From U to County =~ It is impossible to tell when the strike-stalled railway com· muter service between Orange Co unty and Los Angeles will be res t ored, an Amtrak spokeswoman said this rooming. Service was cut short y~ster· day as a result or a nationwide strike by the Brotherhood of Ra ilway a nd Airline Clerks. Susan Dwyer. special represen· tative for Amtrak, said. Railways the c lerks a r e pic keting include Santa Fe Railway and Union Paclrlc Railroad. Miss Dwyer said no Amti;ak employees are on strike but some do belong to the strlk.ing union and are honoring its ac· lion. • "The problem is we contract with the rall~ds to o,perale ®r trains over their tracks with their crews, and lhe crews have Al"WI ....... I • been honoring the strike." MiJMF Dwyer said. Orange County Amtrak c.orq~ muter st.ops affected on tbe ~ Angeles t.o San Diego run are ~ San Juan Capistrano. Santa ADJi and Fullerton. "; Miss Dwyer was unable to s~ exactly how many commu~ a re affected by the service stae£ page. ln July, however. she sQI~ 83.000 people rode lhe Le}'> Angeles to San Diego trains. ~ The only two Callrornia Arr>:, trak trains still running aQt: from Los Angeles to Ne,, Orleans. Miss Dwyer said, and rrom Los Angeles to Oakland. •• Nationwide, several of the Amtrak trains are still runniQI' but the majority in the 48,()j!O passenger a day system ha~ been halted, she said. _, p,...pflfleAI LAETRILE viously "lhe tividence was not sufficient to warrant proceeding to testing in humans." Upton's decision comes three weeks after the institute re- leased the results of a study of medical records of several dozen cancer patients who used Laetrile. Ninety-three patients s ubmitted records. but only 22 had all lhe necessary data or had used Laetrile. Jn those 22 cases. the institute s aid. six patients improved. nine stayed the same and seven got worse. Senate Approves Energy Bill Deter.laed L abo r Secretary R ay Marshall tells a Was}\ington news conference that the government is dete rmined not to allow the rail strike to crippl e the n ation 's economy. See Page A4. "The results or the retrospe<:· tive analysis would normally not be s ufficient to sugJ?est that the drug be tested in the clinic over other candidate drugs that arr available." it said. "However. because of widespread public use and interest in Laetrile, the NCI will proceed with plans to evaluate the drug ." WASHINGTON <AP) -The Senate today broke the 17-month logjam on President Carter's -enerp program. approving and sending to the House a natural· gas deregulation compromise. The vote was 57-42. The bill. the product of nearly a year of negotiations between Congress and Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger, would lift rederal price controls from most natural gas by 1985. Schlesinger watched rrom the gallery as the Senate. presided over by Vice President Walter F. Mondale. handed Carter his bi ggest energy victory since August 1977 when the House ap· proved most or his original plan intact. Just before the vote. Senate Energy Committee Chairman He nry M. Jackson. 0 -Wash .. told the Senate the compromise should end nearly 30 years of congressional haggling over gas price controls. , And, Jac-Xson .sai~ .. It. will provide the incentives for in· creased production," thus enabl· ing the nation to ease its re- liance on imported oil. But Sen. Howard Metzen· baum, 0 -0hio. one of the leading opponents, called the bill "a prescription for economic dis· aster" which he said would dis· advantage both consumers and gas producers. ~ He accused the administration or riding roughshod over the ma· f',...P,,.eAJ VANDALS ASSAILED • • • carved up picnic tables and park says. "Almost nightly last year benches that county officials we'd have small <sprinkler) cons ider "ordinary wear and heads stolen. tear." "It peaked and then declined And King says the $11 ,500 and everybody's yard turned figure reflects a decrease due to green,'' he continues. "We never heavy rains during the year caught anyone stealing the "All our i rri~ation svstems heads. though." were s hut down during the Another reason for Mission heavy rains and until the area Viejo's vandalism problems is dried out," King explains. apparently its size. "When the system isn't operal· ·'There's more th e re to rng, b roken ll prinkler heads become vandalized," King says aren 't discovered until you go of the area's more than 350 back to turn it on... acres of parks. road medians, "For four months we didn't roadside landscape strips and water at all." greenbelts. . · King says area children seem "They have more l~!ngs than to be most responsible for the any other ~ounty area. -.. ~~ .... _....-..... ~-~· ... ~ .. ,,lLJu>~"~OAJU.-lru:..-ib.&' '. ~-----· sprinkl~ar;-'m&ely. sc'rewea' ....... ~~7"to"\1urco"n'"iify a re!I".~- . off. not broken, prompting or-Leisure World, El Toro and fi cials to be lie ve. th ey were Lake Forest and Aegean Hills stolen. r!ln $3~, $900 and ~900 re~pec· "The area around the Cordova t1vely m the previous rascal homes is a ood exam le," King year . "The El Toro·Lake Forest area is the largest but it's nol as big as Mission Viejo," King says. "lt doesn't have the slopes that Mission Viejo does either and that could account ror \he higher incidence of vandalism.'' OftANGl COAST DAILY PILOT ·-"-PfnttJtA' Alld P\lbll~ IM' II C"""'1 lll(t~ .. IClt•l•IMIOt-.. -.~ ,,_ .. ._ ''''°' ""-··~""•-·11tldll0f Dlorte• N. '--Ill-II'. !NII .......... Mlli•"91ft0 l'.00 ..... leddt.bHk V1llft°"'" »IOI u ,,., llo.ctelt.. Dfeoo,,....,, Ottlc•• S8 Qo\t.a Mow. no W.•1 e.r '''"' "~"""""··<I(~ "'" """'" .,., ..... , LAI-kt<~ 11 .. 0--,ttM-I Ttlfepllon• ('714)MM111 Qaultled ActY.nllifltMl-"'71 ~ • .,, ........... Olll(• .. ,...,,,. ,,...,.t.ftO.-........ ~ ,.,. o:.~ ~~.=~'3.~ ,,.;r,., .,"'::"l.J,t: .................... , .. rtptH~t9."':Ti"-t •-lt l H tlll"•I.., et <"f'l'•ltll(-~-tll \4 Ntl ... Pti. .. d.tt ~·· C..11••···· Jdttf 1.11..-.., 0 "1•• u )0 -Ollf W 1•1111 tA 10 -Mf Mtll!Mf --u•-111• J ,. p,.._p11pAI ROUTE ••• Three routes are being studied between MacJ.rtbur Boulevard in the Costa Mesa area to near Avery Parkway in the LagWla Niguel -Mission Viejo viclnlly. SACC board member Puhlman said at an earlier meeting with EMA offlclal1, "I don't want w live in another Los Angeles. That's why I moved t.o Lelture World. I'll be pocketed between the corridor and the San Dleao Freeway. You move from one pla~ to anoth•r w Jet away from It." Most south county objectlona have cent.ered on t.be rroposed freeway's (nducemen to de· velopmenl of the area and w1th eventual rorced popalal-ton growth. ' jor consumer. farm and tabor groups opposing the bill just to get a long-denied conJ{ressional energy victory. "Some victory.'' Metzenbaum said. In wiMing Senate approval for the compromise_administra- lion forces overcame the efforts of an unusual coalition formed to fight the bill. Passage followed a lobbying campaign by the White House. Ad ministration officials depict- ed the measure as the most im· por tant surviving part of the energy program Carter sub· m ltted to Congress in April 1977 as the "moral equivalentofwar." It consisted of liberals who called the compromise too costly for con s ume r s and co n· servalivcs who complained lhat it didn't deregulate gas prices quickly enou~h. And the vote came on the an· niversary of the first all-night Senate session in more than a f'rot11 Page A I T ALKS ••• teacher health insurance cov. er age. -Whether to increase re- quir ed workin~ hour s for c ounselors. librarians and nurses to eight hours a day. Whether the contract should be for two years with at least six options ro r reopening negotia- tions. as teachers advocate, or decade -during a filibuster on an earlier version of the same piece of le2islalion that passed todav. Heritage Custom DeSi!Jn Promotiori' limited time only! 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Whether to exclude head counselors and activity directors from the teachers' bargaining unit, as suggested by the dis· trlct. Whether to introduce bind· ing arbitration. which is sup- ported by the CUEA. or leave final decisions or arbitration with the school board. -Whether lo introduce a new position. "interdisc ipline chairman," ai. the district pro- poses, in order to cul sup- plementary pay to department heads by 50 percent. -Whether to cul supplemen- tary pay for extra curricular ad- visers by 50 percent. as the dls· trict proposet;. -Whether to require teachers to have five graduate units t.o quallfy for longevity pay in· creases. -How flexible the contract l anguage should be on re- opening negotiations on teacher salaries. Teache rs are prepared to negotiate around the clock when talks resume Tuesday, said Dan Saling of the South Orange Coun- ty Educators, which include the CUEA. 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Se91•mber 27. 1978 Rober t N Weed/Publisher Thomn Keev1l/Edlt0f Barbard 1Cre1b1~h/Ed1torl•I Ptge Editor Park Vandalism Hurts Community Ml aon VieJo ~ uttractive landscaped s urroundln1s m ort' than 350 ucrl's b y county e Umot arc the tarael of un e>n.goma campmgn or vandalism County ofhc1 nl!! place the damuge (1gure at about $11 .SOO ro r the yeur cnchn.c Jun JO. a figur down from the pre' 1ous yt!ar bul ~till or great concern to la•ndscape mamtenunt"'t' udm1nts trtttors The reason C'1ted for Mission Vlejo's high degree of vandalism as 1Lo:; '>1ze lt ha~ mo~ vandallsm large~ than oU,cr C'ounl)' areas But thttl i no JW>l•ricoltion ror the larae number of s prinkll'r h<'ads th.at are broken beyond repair tiach week And, or roursc. there are the spnnkler control bo1Ces that ttel torched. lhe park trash cans that get s mashed. the lights that s:~t broken and the plnygroWld equipment that gets sawt"d in half M1~1on VW)O re Id OL'\ should be aware o( U.e grave proble m And they s hould be co ncemed the mselves as well as ins tructing the ir c hildren about c aring for their bea utiful racilihcs a nd keeping vandalism costs down in lhLS post-Proposition l3 era. It's a oeedl~ waste of pub lic property Walking Rule Valid Saddlebaclc Valley Unified School OISlrict trustees resisted pressure las t week from groups of parents crit icizing a recent d ecision to extend walking distances to 2.5 miles for junior and senior high school s tudents. The previous walking distance requirement was 2 miles . Faced with declining r e venues as a result of Proposition 13. trustees we re forced to make cuts matching the reduce d level of 1978-79 s chool year funding. Increasing walking distance s was one of those dec is ions . Las t year trustee s backed away from a similar decis ioo Wide r pressure from parents who insisted the inc rease was unsafe. Board m e mbers showed both courage and a clear view of pos t-Propos ition 13 realities by r e taining exte nded walking dis tances Twain Would Agree Mark Twain might s mile a bit. and we're all s miling a little a round her e. at the notion of the Irvine Historical Soc iety to acquire a tract of land thereabouts known as Cienega de Las Ranas : Swamp of the Frogs. Years ago. e ven before Twain came to appreciate California's celebrated j umping frogs. in the time of the Spaniards. "Millions or frogs lived in the s wamp. and in the spring they joined their high-pitched voices into a mighty c horus that could be heard for miles ." -So wrote-Ot'.ange Councy..hist.Qtian Qon M~<fows. His prose has moved the historical. s<>ciety, whose m e mbers from time to time s till hear lesser choruses of frogs, lo want to prote ct them from land development. We hope something can be worked out, because we too in the sweet damp days of youth, used to chase down guttered walks or squish through swampy patches after frogs and we 'd like lo think there'll always be some, even in the midst of s hiny ne w communities. for our children to c hase. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. 'Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd/ Mafia By L.M. BOYD Argument continues over the-origin of the Italian -Un-de r world name .. Mafia ... Some authorities contend it comes from the initial letters of an old resistance slogan: Maybe one reason the mystery authors write that detectiYes....:.:unravel_~l!les" is that the original mearung o the word "clue" was "ball or thread." "Morte Alla Fr:ancia Italia Q ... Are be aver s ever Aneta " meaning "Death to killed by the falling trees the French is Italy's cry!" tbey chew down ?" If all the people in the A. It happens. ,,....~ ,~ 'Y..9}.'J4.....5etU~ in the .. ~.n.it11ed~~"'~,~·~~~\ w!I~ contend you ·, ,. •Slla-....e'\--~· ---.. ---. _ ... - here. still wouldn 't be as Po und hole don't know great as that or. say. The enough about the work of the Nee'erl~. old-time furniture makers . Sing "Lover" and get a The craftsmen who made friend to sing "Somewhere ch airs in colonial days Over a Rainbow". You'll de· purposely squared the ends 1. r · of seasoned wood rungs, then aver per eel counterpoint. inserted them info round Try it. holes in green wood legs, You've heard of TV lm · thus to weld tight joints that pres ario Da vid Susskind. seem to last forever. And of TV impres ario Norman Lear. Did you know they're first cousins? Did I mention that the average car remains parked 20 out o( every 21 hours. Dear Gloomy GU8 Now we have this frog· jumping thins ln Irvine invol•ine the lddl, yet all the adultt want to get into the act by mak- ing up a lot ol rules and confusing the contest. Why can't they keep out? NEVADA NELL Q . "ln a house without a cellar, where's the best place to stay during a tornado?" A. In p. small room or hall tn the cent.er or the house. Open some windows. but stay away from them thereafter. In an office building, get into an tn\erior hallway 011 the lowest floor possible. In a ~hopping center, forget about your car. and go to the mid· die or the nearest building. Q. "ls there any member or Congress who was serving when Franklin D. Roosevelt was lnauaurated!" A. Only one. Sen. Jenninp Randopb <D., W. Va. l . now 76. He WH elected to the Houae in 1932. The man m08t likely to be murdered is between the ages of 20 and 24 The woman, between 15 a~ 19. Tbe lOAn most likely to com· mlt sulc~de Is between the 111es or 25 and 29. The women, beL,.'Mn20 and 24. Nieholu von Hoffman Airlines Face Investment Risks The weatblr forecut.a for Lht airlln .. lbow blue 1kl11. Busl· neH 11 up, proftta an up and re· 1ulaUon by the covemment i.a down. so it would aeem that WUllam Slmon and Ralph Nader are rlcht when they say pros· perlty and cOftlumer aaUsfac· Uon are best 111ured throulb free marllet compeUtion. Ttie experience or these last months durlng whlch the Civil A~ron1uttc1 Board bu al· towed airlines to compete on prices ha s been an over· whelming s uccess. So much so that the freedom to set one 's own ticket prices ls being expanded and soon airlines will a lso have much gr~ater license to pick and choose what routes they wish to fly. THE JOYFUL profits from de· regulation come from the fact that airlines have been allowed Mailbox to aell cut·rate ttckets ror unused passenger capa city. Putting passengers In lhe empty seats. even low.ra r e passengers. means large jumps in revenue with only small additional costs for more ticket and reservation clerks. Finally, however. there is an end lo that kind or bonanza. All the e mpty seats now have passengers in them so airline ex· ecutives are soon going to have to make some decisions on what kind and how m a ny ne w airplanes to buy. Since much or the current jet passenger fleet is considered too old. too gas· guzzly. too loud and too smelly, they would have had to make purchas i ng decis ions even without the tens or thousands of new passengers attracted lo them by the sale·priced fares. One of the reasons there was so much excess passenger space is because the last time the airlines went shopping they overbought. It's not an easily avoidable mi$take. An executive has to make an accurate guess about what passenger demand will be in two years when the plane he·s buying is actually de· llvered. He alto bu to be re- asonably rigbl about bow much buslneas the plane will do. not Just ror the nrst year. but the 10 years Ol' '° It'll take to pay off the debt. ' THAT DEBT can be crushlne. It wlll cost Eastern Airlines somethlng in the vicinity or a half a billion dollars to pay for the 21 757 Boeing airliners it re cently ordered. For a company that already has a pretty scary looking debt structure. this is ea gamble or significant propor· lions. albeit one that must be made. In the new de-regulated world where Eastern must com· pete, not havi ng the carrying capacity would be an invitation for another airline to come in and vamp up Eastern's best routes. According lo free e nterprise theology. t hese r is ks and dangers with their attendant promises of great rewards and riches -or bankruptcy should be exhilarating to the men and women running these great. winged endeavors. They o./Jlht to be saying. free at lul. free at last to run life's hard economic race and show the world and our stockholders it's we who are fittest to survive. 1'hal h as n 't happene d Instead. the industry has been hit with the urge to merge Pan American and National Airlines ar e melding. as are Continental c1 nd Western. while Southern Airways and North Central Airlines have announced plans to wed. THE "MERGER PANIC.'' as 1t 's being called in the business press. has come to the attention or the Jus tice De pa rtment. whos e antitrust head. John Shenefield. has commented. "lt would be ironic tf the dawn or the new era were. in fact. to pro· duce a merger wave reducing the number or competitors and the a mount or competition ... It might be ironic but il wouldn't be unexpected in an in· dustry which has to make ba!f. billion dollar guesses about what the future holds. Anybody layine out that kind of money wants to minimize risk and don't give him any blarney about the joya of naked com_petilion . Some business. like the clothing iri'- dustry. can make adjustments in investments and production almost on a week ·to·week basis so it can correct its errors. but every industry which demands huge capital outlays and a blind guess about whal business con- ditions are going to be like when the m achine is actually installed shuns competition. "-IOR CA N WE non · stockholders or e mployees be complacent about costly bad guesses. We may be the world's richest nation. but we·r~ not so wealthy that we can afford to have a company like Eastern blow too many half a billion dolla r deals. The trick. of course. is to permit the degree of competition that secures its benefits without its worst risks. We want the low prices. the service. all the good things we believe competition brings but not the bankruptcies. Nobody knows bow to do this (1- sure. but one way we will have to consider is letting those mergers go through and living with the idea or 3 limited. s upervised competition. Agent Says FBI Probe Helps Gates Image To the Editor: Your editoria l of Sept. 3 entitled "Probe of Gates Raises Doubts'' declares that an FBI investigation o f allegations concerning Sheriff Brad Gates has led to damage to his r e putation and career. The editorial further states Sheriff 'Gates "now carries with him a stigm a that won 't be easy to erase." We have done Sheriff Gates a favor. A clean bill of health after "an intensive five-month probe" by the Federal Bure au of Investigation makes for a pasitive image rather than a _ __....,.-a. Your edit4)rial-raileS-a number or questions that need to be answered for your readers. You a sk. "Why Federal authorities at all?" "Candidate Backs Heroin" and it referr ed to Ed C la rk. Libertarian Party candidate for governor. I am a member of the volunteer starr that helped Ed Clark become the only person ever to qu a lif y a s a gubernatorial candidate through petitioning in California's history! A s a staff member and a fellow Libertarian. I strongly object to this badly cut·UP article. For openers. I want to tell everyone that Ed Clark does not back heroin! He and the Libertarian Party condemn the use or a ll drugs. inc luding m at"ij uan a and-a 1-0ohol-,-fo health and hygiene reasons and b e cause the ir u se is not conducive lo positive mental and emotional development. voe ate homosexuality." to keep the record accurate. THE BRIGGS proposition deals with teachers wfto publicly ad- vocate or practice homosexuality so as to influence the behavior or minors in the classroom. It does not prohibit private homosexual!· ty. or private anything else The so.called "gays " always lie about this. The "gays" know. also. that American communities do not want homosexual advocacy in the classroom. and so they must con· ruse the issue with cries about "rights" and "fascism .. and -in some of their anti·6 campaign posters. "invasion ofprivacy." As an educator with much ex- perience an e !lervatton otstu- dent thought and behavior. I must correct the ··gay" assertion that homosexuals are born not made, and that therefore they are not WE A.RE mandated by statute ff 0 w Ev E R , we r u rt h e r responsible for their psychosex · ~o condu~t such an inves~gation denounce the waste or money ua l orientation. '.fhat is ~onser_ise. 1f allegations or wrong-~mg are <extorted from the taxpayers> The mass of evidence _as against made. th~t r_a ll. W.ith1n our s pent to impose a s et or the view. Students are mfluenc~ ila~f&~ta~~&&r.¥¥1i,t1on. .~}!-.~.-;·~~& ~~ !oij>OJl 1 ~t ~-age of s or 6 or s~:..1~ m~. er "l\OtO~. · otlferw1s'e 'dceiiw,utii\Y':"abflhYg .q -~ ~ .... Why bas the person or citizens . It does n't matter years. by students an~ faculty pers ons who lo d g ed ~h e whether the iss ue is pot m.emberstowhomthey hstenand unfounded accusations agamst s m 0 k i n g . h e I m e t s f 0 r with whom they associate... . , Gates been given the ~~mfort motorcyclists or the use of I am surt: .. and the . gays and lu.ury or anonymity. . laetrile ror dying patients. know. that citizens of this state Ob~lously_. the FBI wall n~t Ed Clark ha s said, in his n~ed not stand for. nor need they id entafy Uus indivldua l" ThlS officiai position statement. that. r 1 n an c e . t he 3; d ~ o c ~ c y of person m ay have furnished .. 1 oppase the use of police psychosexual deviation in their rel~able .information over a power to harass people whose public schools. This fact.bringson per~od or ti~, and I am sure his activities are not crimes against ~~e r.l~ing. ~ear hysteria or the actions. in this instance were In any pers on or agains t t he gay actav1stA> as November ap· good faath. .. property of any person"·-i e.. proaches. Finally, you ask, Should victim·less crimes. OEORGEW. KENT t h e r e be som e k I nd of The Libertarian Party is the Net Wen• RUk accountability?" party of freedom; freedom from There ls. has been. and wiU t a x a ti on . fre ed o m r r om continue to be. We answer to the 0 pp r es s i v e gov e r n m e n t President. the Attorney General. regulation and freedom to be and the Congress or the United secure in your home and on the States. Upon r eceipt of the s t r e e l a 1 a i n s l u n due allegatk>nl In thla matter, the government interference from facts were dlacuued with the their policine agencies. United States Attorney's Office DAN MAHAFFEY in Los Angeles, and lhe FBI conducted the inve1U1ation al tbe direction ol the United States Attorney's Office. I am happy to t ake thia oppommUy to respond to your editorial. 'JbanJc )'OU. TED L. GUNDERSON Special Agent In Che.rge ._ ......... . Totbe ~tor· . I wi.ai to respond lo a small Auoclatect Prna ertlele tbat was parap'hraaect on paae two of lbe Dally Pflot. Sept. Jt. The headline ot thla 2Dd piece was To the Editor: The Daily Pilot article on the "Bay Gay" debate with Senator Briggs, appearing on Sept. 171 documents an instance. I sboula say yet another lnstance, or lhe "Oay .. attempt to misstate the ls· sues towards which ProposiUon 8 ls directed. and to resort to lb~ ble lie, which, if repeated loud)i. hysterically, and of\en enough. mlahl be believed. The Pilot arti· cle should have put the word "publicly" before its reference to teacher» who .. oractlcc or ad· t To the F.dltor: .. It just was n 't wor th jeopardWng life... At least one renter in beleaguered El Morro Bay Mobile Home Park is ex erclsing common sense. Surging tides. pounding surf. wave. tossed bouldet s. or 3 falling deck may some day take a life or !eriously injure some one try· Ing to help save a trailer. The residents Who live in the surf zone may not want to give up Ule luinary ot Uvina so close to the ocean.. but they should not let otllert endanger themselves ln attemlJ(I to save t.raUen which Quotes .. One observes the natural laws. And lf ~ou .:,· you can never be W." -u hl•e Mlalt ter •orarJI Deaal, txplaln· Ing why he enjoys .Cood health ai the GI~ ot 82. • should never have been located where the surf can reach them. THE OWNERS of the property should rectify the mistake they made many years ago and re- move the trailers from the ocean side or the highway. lf they re- ruse to act. the County of Orange should act to protect the public safety. One does not have to be a tr ained observer to see that a potential disaster is in the mak· ing. With winter storms and pounding s urf rapidly ap· proaching action should not be postpaned. In this Proposition 13 er a one could also ask how many tax dolla1 s ate being spent. fo'*"~"---..11 tie the ocean will inevitably win. But that is the minor aspecL This current siege witnessed'one worker being washed· out into the ocean. To me it is not worth the risk. especially when you consider that these trailers can be moved to safety a nd that some or the trailers are only tt-JYt~e'!"·~~~~~~;;' ';! • Pftldella....._ To the F.ditor: Your editorial "The Pension Muddle" on Sept. 19 points out s o m e v er y :s ig n i f ica nt possibilities. As you stated. the pensions may be paid for by the next generation or taxpayers or may prove a nasty surprise for those public employees who expect to collect the pensions. AS ONE who helps to pay their salaries I would actually anticipate the latter case. There are too many people around like me who are measured in pnvale industry by performance. who are sick and Ured or being sec- ond class clUzens when it comes t o j o b tenure. excess ive numbers or paid ho lidays. strikes by public employees. etc. The final responsibility for the inequiUes must be placed on the politicians who tend to be so free w1tb taxpayer money. DALE E. JOHNSON • Utters from rtodtr• Ott wlcmrw. Tht rtght to condtnae letcn• to I" .,,act or tllmmctt libtl SI ,.utn>fd. Ldtns of 300 word.t or &cu wUl be {llW" prt/frtnct All "1rtr1 muri M- dalde ~urt ond moilblQ addra. bul rtamt1 mow bt withheld °" ,,. quilt s/ 11t1/jlcttnt rtcuon as oppc:lffftt. P«tral wtl not be put>l&ahed. ' CALIFORNIA Spending Cut B i ll Proposed S ACRAMENTO tAP) PTopoalUon 13, meanl 10 curb ~tate spendlna. baAn't workrd. 11ays co-author Paul Gann, ao he ls s poni.orini o new proposal that would Ue HJX"ndlnt hlk to increases ln population and In llation. "W ~ believed H wf wcrt' f ortun t e ~n oug,h lo act Proposition 13 on the ballot aod to ix•r:suOd(' p(.'()p.le lo VOlf ror It "e 'd have woo nd could all t ake Jona vacation," Gann, a 6S·year-old uburban Sacramen to bu inHSman, nld Tuesday "But It hasn't worked " GANN SAID IDS new ballot measure would have the ef- ft'cl, whh some txcepUons, or not only cutung taxes but alao or freezing government spending ln terms of real, per caplt.a growth The measure is similar to a bill killed earlier th.ls yeu in the California Assembly. Gann said if the hmlt bad been in place over the last 10 years it would have cut state spending 41n average or 6 percent a year If Jt bad been imposed over the last 20 years it would have cut $64 billion in state and local spending, he added. He called for 30,000 volunteers to stand outside 15,000 voting places on Nov. 7 to gather signatures or_ al least 499,846. registered voters to qualify the proposed constitutional amend- menL WITH SOME EXCEPTIONS, Ga nn's plan would allow spend· ing by the state and most local governments to increase only by a factor equal to the growth in inflation plus population each year Ir the change in the Consumer l'rtce anaex were 7 percent and popuJation growth were 2 percent in a particuJa r year, for fxample, most spending could increase only 9 percent. Any f Wlds held above the limit would have to be returned to taxpaye rs within two years through a tax cut. GANN SAID HE WOULD ask the governor to call a special election next May if he collects enough signatures by the Nov- SURVIVORS AND VICTIM Mrs. Ellen TownsJcy. rronl above. hug~ her neighbor Mildred Taylor. whom she had feared klllcd when wreckage or PSA Flight 182 fell on their neighborhood. Martin B. Kazy All'W.,.......l Jr., 32. of Ohio. above. shown in a 1977 photo, died when the private plane on which he was flight instructor collided with the airliner . killing at least 150 people. 4 Dogs Attack Woman Dep ldies Shoot 2 of Escaped Dobermam COMPTON <AP > -Deputy sheriffs shot and wounded two of four privately-owned attack- trained Doberman pinschers Tuesday after they escaped from their cages and mauled a Compton woman, a uthorities said. Marjorie Smith, 27, was treat· ed at a ho6pital for bites and lacerations to the leg, hand and arm. Deputies said Ms. Smith was across the street from her home whe n the four animals ap- proached and attacked her. · SCra•9ier Oleelc 01''d SACRAMENTO CAP> -In- vestigators of the Hills ide Strangler case in Los Anaeles ( STATE ) now have special legislation permitting them to use the slate's computers to check 80,000 fingerprints. The bill, SB 415 by Sen. Alan Robbins, D·Van Nuys, was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. A der'• Brotltn-Dead SACRAMENTO <AP> - Police said Tuesday that the brother of movie·television actor Richard Boone has shot and killed his wife. then killed himself. Author Dead at 65 LOS ANGELES <AP> -James Bassett, author of the best sell· ing novel "In Harm's Way" and a rebred associate editor of the Los Angeles Times, died Tuesday at his subur ban Malibu home at the age of 65. T hey s aid the bodies of William Robert Boone, 62, and Geralyn >'oreen Boone, 35, were found Mond ay in their bed in s uburban Carmich ael by Boone's son Barry. 33, of Dixon. c.rtl DUpld.n Pot Nod LOS ANGELES CAP> -Mike Curb, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. said Wed· nesday be disagrees with the prediction of his running mate. Evelle Younger, that it 1s in· evitable that the Legislature will legalize marijuana. "I don't know the Legislature as well as he probably does. but my own opinion is that legaliza. lion and commerci a li zation would be going a step too far at this lime," C11rb said. "I don't think it's inevitable." ..... .._ .... Gotte SAN FRANCISCO CAPl Thieves stole a truck containing Sl00.000 worth or musical instru- ments. musical arrangements and equipment belonging to Jazz trumpet player Maynard Ferguson and his band. DAIL y PILOT AS $500 Jli1Boa1 Crftsh Damage Claims Viewed • SAN DIEGO <AP> -LaW)'en and lnsurance company officiaJs say the worst air disaster in U.S. biJtory. which claimed at least 150 Ii ves Monday in San Diego, may generate as much as $500 million in damage claims. Insurance adjusters faMed out over the North Park nei&hborbood Tuesday to begin the task of as· sessing physical damage to houses and vehicles shattered when Pacific Southwest Airlines flight 182 fell to the ground in n ames after colliding with a private plane. MOST ADJUSTERS were re· luctant to discuss the case but some ·estimated claims wouJd average $40.000 to $60,000 for each of about a dozen homes d es troyed by fire in the holocaust. About 40 other homes a nd bu.sloesses in the area re- portedly susta.ihed damage from falling debris and bodies that hurtled through walla and win· dows. PSA. which purchased the stretched Boeing 727·200 jetliner in 1968 and was insured for $7 million, said its replacement cost today is nearly $15 million. But the most significant costs will probably be the liability for injuries and death to those on the grotuld and the loss of life plus potential earnings for tbe 137 people aboard both planes. AUTHORITIES BELIEVED at least 13 people were killed on the ground but workers searching the grisly rubble wer·• stilJ discoverlhg bodies and pieces of bodies late Tuesday. An official or Gibbs Flying Se rvice. which rented the Cessna 172 which collided with the jetliner, estimated its cost at $20,000. PSA officials said the airline plans to cover all expenses ex· cept graveside services for the victims but. "if anybody wants specific damages they're going to have to sue to prove negligence." • IN PREVIOUS AIR disasters the survivors of each wag~ earne r killed could be expected lo seek more than Sl mdlion in potential lost income, s aid Vasil10& ChouJas, law part~r of prominent San Francisco at· tomey Melvin Belli. Including anticipated claims for emotional distress. the total of damages sought could be $500 million, ChouJas said. P_SA. meanwhile,. is referring all insurance questions to its L-Os Angel e s·ba sed ca rrier. Southwestern Aviation Un- derwriters. which in tum bas re-- fu sed comment on the crash. Smoke Ban Signed For Grocery Stores SACRAMENTO CAP) -Smoking will be forbidden in grocery stores ne.xt year, under a bill signed into law by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Brown's office reported the signing Tuesday or AB 1222 by As- semblyman John Vasconcellos, D-San Jose . THE BILL APPLIES only to public areas or markets during business hours. No penalties are prescribed. -ember election. HE SUFFERED AN apparent heart attack, the Times said. Bassett served as a Navy lieutenant junior grade and public relations officer durinll World War II and drew on those ex· periences to write "In Harm's Way," which was published in 1962. The bestseller was made into a movie starring John Wavne. IOrk Douglas and Henry Fonda. The truck was discovered mis- sing Tuesday morning from the hotel where the band was stay- ing durin~ its San Francisco Bay area visit SAID VASCONCELLOS in a statement, "This bill is impor· tant to the consumer. However. it is of special importance to g rocery store cler ks, who at times are forced to endure almost constant exposure to sm ok e from s hoppers ' cigarettes. "Evidence shows that second· hand smoke may be as damag- ing as smoke inhaled directly by the smoker ." Vasconcellos' bill does not go as far as Proposition s on the November ballot. which would ban smoking in all work places except offices not used by the ' public and occupied only by smokers, and portions of some factories. ... .. .. ... . .. If that doesn't happen, the a mendment would go on the June l!B> ballot. he said. Basseu also wrote "Commander Prince, USN." and "The Skv Suspended." • -138% ~ s ... ..,;'~:..m------· ... .:..... . • • ·-~ .. ... ... • " . ~i.t'h.'.! .. ' . . . .. ' . . • ' . • ' '• . . • . ' . I O ~ . ,, IN EYERTIHl•I I• STOCK >:.~\«~•.tti-t-~~,.~~ 'CfOsYi~~~EsA>· ~ 3161 H•bor Bl • 557-8766 Hunt': leach 1sn; ••lt St. 898-2577 FULLERTON 21ZM......_IL 525-4868 LAGUNA HILLS 21212 Mc'r t)T• 581-2880 ANAHEIM 941 5. .... 991-7150 ORANGE 167 S.~ 997-3151 LAKEWOOD 1924._.St. 925-6686 t ' If you have $10.000 or more 1n a 5% bank passbook, we can Increase your Interest rate by at least 50%. All you do Is switch your funds Into one of our Six· Month Money Market Certl· flcate Accounts. Interest will be credited quarterly or, at your option, you can defer interest pay· ment untll 1979. This option may provide special Income tax benef Its. ~ ~ ' ~ ~ i THE BIG M MUTUAL SAVINGS AN tOUAL HOUllHO LINDI" AN EOUAL Of>ll'OftTUNITY EMl"\.OYElll • •• Important too, our now· famous Savings Loan Is available should you need funds prior to maturity since f ederat regulations require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal. 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S tl'4 + Yo SIOl(VC U2 9 US 2• "' WUlllon 1 40 I 94 "°"-V. s OAll Y PILOT 8 7 Bottles Up! Water Sales Tripl,e By S YLVIA PORTER The latest Ame rican "ch ic" lo h omes and rtistaurants 11 bottled water . Drinking il is a European habit that dates tothetlmesof JulisCaesar • Sales of bottled waters are reaching the $200 million u year mark, triple lhe total a d ecad e ago. One ot every 200 Americans drinks it. RESIDENTS OF FIVE STATES consume 90 perc ent ol the country's production -California, New York. ll· Unola, Texaa and Florida. The od<b are that mos t people who drink lt don't know much about bottled wate r . ll's almost Impossible ror one bottled water t o be described u better th.an another. The ditterences depend o n i ndividua l tas tes • Alfred Y. Morgan Jr., president of the White R ock Products Corp .• which has been bottling W lscorusin spring water ror m ore than a cen · tury, says: Money's Worth "Don't be looted b y Caney names or bottles . Drmk what t astes good to you .•' No matter wha t lhe conflicting claims, all bottled water m ust m eet certain bacte riologkal. chemical and ph ysical standards and must be botUed unde r regulations covering cleanliness o f processin g, containers. s h ipping and storage. They must be labeled under Federal Food a nd Drug Administration rules. MA.NY OF THE TERMS USED TO describe a water 's source are confusing: -Bottled waters described as "artesian" l pumped rrom a well>, ••natural s pring," or "mineral w a ter" lspr· lng waters" come from natural s prings or w e lls. They a re bottled, minerals. lnta.c1, directly Crom the souree, un· filtered and unprocessed . -Bot tled waters d e s c ribe d a s "purified.·· "artificial," "formulated." "drinking wate r " or "springlike'' are about the sam e . The terms mean the water has been treated to remove s uch i,mpurlties as c h lorine and s ulphates. Minerals frequently are a dded. Although the levels m ay diffe r, the cont e nts or purifie d botUed waters are generally the s ame as artesian, natura l s pring or mineral w ater. IT'S MISLEADING TO UMIT the term "mmeral water" to natura l spring w aters, bec a use all bottled waters, except distilled, h ave mine rals . Taste must dictate the choice between carbonated or n on·carbonated water. Naturally carbonated (or n aturally s parkling) m eans carbon dioxide gases captured a t the s ource are added to the water during bottling. Arlilicially carbonated water has carbon dioxide a dded. Roughly 75 percent o r bottled waters on the m ark et at"e purirled and tend to cost a little less than the imported varieties. Finn Increases Borrowing Pmver General Auto m ation , Inc ., Anaheim . announced a !our-year loan agreem e nt with three banks t o increase its borrowing capacity to $45 million in working capit a l Cor domestic and roreign operations. The agreement in principle with Bank o f America, the Flnt Natiooa.1 Bank or C hicago, and Amerkan Security Bank provides $30 million domestic a nd $10 million fore ign borrowing f acilities, a nd an additional SS million capacity to satlsry needs for s tand by lett~rs of c redit. The Joan agreem e nt is renewable a nnually or on July 31, 1980, a nd converts to a term a rra nge m ent w ith pro vision for r epayment. in installments over the next two ff8~. • ( TAKI NG ) _S_TO_CK_ The company 1s ::. par tne r to col'J)()ralaoni> and financ ial ins tilu· lions involved in h igh - technology compute r · ba se d automation systems . It provide~ compute r system s and distributed networks for industrial. data m anagement a nd communications a pplications a nd s upplies minicompute rs and microcomputers . During the fisc al year ended July 31, it r e ported s ales and n et incom e o f $98.4 million and $6.2 million res pec· Uvely. ••yColP .. ? •ii> ..... DllYlO 50C> • 18 16\lr. 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The service urges buyers of gold coins to secure a In ~r 20e I~ 10~ ,.!""~ l! &:~·~:11 .• ~ t ' • .. !!!'J.11~ l·~ ·1t ~ ;?_:..:· ~ ~ ;.(> ~ '; e; It • ~ Poi'fe( .tOta » !~· • • • • l:lf:;I I .• ro 1?::. •. ~II 1:: l~ 1:! fl=• ~ COPY Of the JegaJ proclama tion under Which the CO ins Were MC I 1S 1 ?OS ll-• ""' ol~p:' ,IC) 16 l1 I,,_···~ lf' . .:"'ltf'tl .60 :I07 l7 -YI Mc II l.211) • 4 2' --. ~~GE,:·~ II 000 .. ~~~·'i,\ t •lley_J)f 1. 1' l'llo-~ w:. ridAlr M 3' l:\oli! \It ia•ued, An al"'tdavit 0~ governm e nt S&nCtiOn Of COins Sh ould °"" U'l I IDS " -~ Dom•M .IOA n ,, 16'9t ~ '="'ft .1011 JO ·~ ... n McGEd 1.IO 1 46 ~· I/) pf 2Ao .• ' ,.._ .... ampli I~ • 41 ,_\It W•ltlY t . ..0. • 11 .. -"" .. " I Of'9W I.IQ 6 '° JI-"' OoflU ·Un 77 ~ \It H _.. ... 0 I l2 • ~ Mc<;tH 1 U ta U-'°" I II 1 •• 11• ~ ft Andy IO ll'Q 21*-I WuflOr .A 11 2' 1--"" be Secured f rom a r esponsible banking ofrlcial • ( th .... "' !S 1J1 ·~ l,'lf Oonnly • .. :z. ~-'"' H .. 1.4013 2A1 ""'• ~ McKH I m ~ .. 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A t4 " ""'--I" 114 ,;.. mo 111 e1 • " '""-"' z.v,.•C• • 141 "fll-"' will b old a ~and opening a t its branc h at. 9029 Garfield, , ,,.., ·°' ' .. ,,.,.,._ \It OukeP I n I 244 20 + ~ "°'''°" . ,, .?.'!-....... t ' • 44\fo ••• 'lll ... • .. . • .... tllll<O J 1 4 ' ,, ... ~ Zenllllllt I •. 21• , ........ h~1 J: ~ ,: ~~ ~ Dvll• o1 •.10 ,,. ,,._.,~ Ho~f1 ::I: ~ ;;~· "" MtM11t '·" '° !f r:· "' 1,.J ::\Ta·· :Oi"'":i4 tflC pt' '·'° .. s 11-. ..... zym1fld ... • ., 11-.. 11o Fountain v ey, t hroug h Oct. 13. uo pr1:n . 2 ,. ....... ~~: ~ ~ = .. l~ ~7 t:eEi "°' 'r. 1.10 : .. ,,111= 14 =~t:· : 14, 11.o-;1"' "~~ Nll· ' ... • v. JoAnn Wellborn is manage r. 5'19 .IO ,1, ' "~···;. O..n&r 1,00 u .. n + v. ~ I.~ • ,.,.. .•.. Mtrt11 ,;!! 7 .. "'• 'Ill w l!G f' : .!! ....... Mer~er Data Missing " 30 s t.\.o-.. Dllqll ' n IS 1• 11"+ ~ ll'b .• 7 S1 ,_ "' IMrck .:l:O" au .. • 14 . -•• • V'·t•-··"U be able ·-select t wo r-book r :::1t '1 1~ ,y 11 ...... .,. 0uqp1 1». 110 2011o • .,.. "°"'"~•.ts 1 110 ~. 11o Mtrlll.tl\ '1 1 '' ~·"' GW"42!··. ,~ ~'"11.i: SA FRANCISCO <AP > -mwu ...,, ..., ... ~ 5 rom , :10 I .. :::::-. ~~ 2.~::~ m:.··~ =~w.i~:: ; ~11>!'111 5""'''~ ::i'l m ~~ s:eg ::a7":1,. Stockholders could r eceive no In-among Sunset's ·•w este rn Trave l Adve ntures:· Sunset ~,1,li,"°,-r., ~"'· ~ 0114~• ,{L.OIO 27 , •.• Hou•111G'"·• m ~·" I> .n. i1 iJ\.:~.,, A " ;· ~'= formation 00 a pro~ed merder or ''Microw1ve C ook i n g ." Be tter Homes & Gardens , :. 1 • "~ 111 ~~~ 1~ • ': n:··;:· =m" ~10 1" u~: MGM~-·• ~ ~; 1 :: • , 11-1>-. 0 .. Storybook," "Houaeplant.s" and Webstcr•s D ictionary ~L.o .. 1 t \el Monte Corp. all R.J . Reynolds 0 , .. 1 " ~· • eo•o ... 1• ., --~ •· 1H1t11• .• 1 11111,. v; Mt '' ~ -a1.11 " ., 1 .. ,. Indus tries at a n annual meetlna ""'--•---~--S -_,: :·1 : ,;"'·:::: EMi .itt i !Yz j ":: ~ ::1 ·::: m ~~Mt . :: \Ii..... L 1~: I ':-;:;: whe re President R ichard G. Landi; •c:NET ff'll9CllW~ ... 1P~·· !: ~~ :! l.~~i"' 1:r.' J H ! ~ ~~2:'°1' • i.i,._. ~ · :; ~.~~I :11'1 ~:. '4' .-.... th 11 t _.._ V alencia Bank o ffices In Lake Forest, Fullerton, • itt u o l! m., (tlY;1' ' 'ra ll"'-"" ~l1t11 Al i Jl !~; " ~ • s • ~ ,. ' •*'-~ announ"~ a t un qua, u::r el.rn· Anaheim and Placentia are to be equipped w1th automa tic 11: l:J' iTi !;~;:;:· Ee11br1: .. 3li -' 1~ t ~~~\' :" ,i ~ I~'" M u ,;: •t .J ' ... " ~ 11. , ' ~~" ings dropped 4 cents a s ha re below teller m1cl)ines by Oct. 2. -~· 4 '"'• ~ ~:~·~11 '· l;"'t lt" ...:.·...-_ ,_. _ 11 ff 1 "':;·Sl Ito , ~..... last year ,.. IO If 44"··· · e.1... ' • u • • l't ·~ 11111 11 7 i' ~"' If .J ' +" ' • " An o v e rwhe lming maJo rltf of Tbe~chlnes a re to perform most common banklrta : ,J ~-~ Ecitlln ,n 1> • ~ ..... ,~J11 "' · :: ,J •,~ t: 1111 1 .n " • ,,. •tl'9fA' 1 ~ t "~'~ shareholders also rejected on ""·-. functions hours a dau, seven d ays ,. week. C .... nme-' j, 6U 76'1i-i Etllrd.111 .M14 Jt '°"····· ~A,._ 1~. U '44+ ~ tt OS Iii a.~ .1 ., ..,...., ,,. 16i'111 : • 11 ,."' • ,.. Edt••• ' 10 '° ~ ....... , .. 1 •i" 1 -I ~-• "' 1" ,, .. 10 11 .•. ,, .. -._. -da" proposals to halt co ......... rate ex· wtll I a 1..-111 card into the m ach l.ne and "unch the ii. 114 Ull> "" ElfWr.t M • 1~ 2'14• w n , .• .....+ ,,..,.1 •.! t 1 \6t ,. .,~ Ml t !l! ~· ~ J , ..., -~ ,, ~c1· - . u~r:..ri: • t;; m:: ~ lu1::l 1 • . •• \lo~-~ M 'r 'M : u ~; ~ nb"' ,, •t 1i ~····· panaaon 1n South Africa pending transactlon lnto the kcyboltd. The video screen p rints o ut I nv.: .. : fl~AH<, i• 111 !OV.-°" :~:::r ~-~ ·• t 11:: \; ~ "' ~ 12 ] • "' L .• I l2J. 11.,.:..:·-abolition of aparthe id and tO Uamlne l tep•by·step lMlruCtlOn S On bow tO COndUCt Lbe transaC• Y tA • ' ;!111. · ~ ~~""• .... 1 : ~ '!:::= t? ·,~ ... I' 1100 ~f ff .. -i: !il9 !!I-:t :.:·u. ..,,, ,i ~ tOlu ff4~ · · •ll•aations of ille1a.I land 1rabl by a lion. ·"' · j~· "" £1~'~ " • 1 11 ••••• , ; t IDS u .!. .,. "'l': ,. • " ~· ' , tr -" D e l Monte Ph.lllpplnes s ubsidiary. It D e moMtrations or lhe units w ill be conducted at bank A:' IO .~ I i\'t I,. t .. ~.' '14 ,· ~ ,It t: lm,1C:p 1j g m:·::.. er ,,. " 1 ! ~ ~';. i. .. i ~~Ii.: w as tbe ~nd year ln row the~uth louUona durtnc the week or Oct. 2.. I t OM I • ~ l!mna1 '·~ 1 Jiii lf.t··· ,. ·• 1 I: .,.. 1 • il ... 14 Af l I ! - ,; ~J~ ~f 4~.~ l~J\':1J :S~: l§fttM~1·~ 1 (·~1·~: ,,. 1 4 \:~ ~ ~.:,~]11 1':1 ~. p£{:i:fc~~:~~i§ J~~;n~~i •:.-:rs~-::..~:':a ':e"~rted that Its u.s. Radle • p· L Iii ,J 1 't , • .,., "" 111411H•t '· .t u ' -" 1 ···~ -ii t: th.elr directors had approved tn pr1n· Shick dlvlaion rttardm"sales of $73,l87,000, a 20 percent " ~ • .. I ~ • • ~-. '"'·~ · ~ '11 • 16 -"' • 'll • " clple 1 Re}'noldJ' offer made in 11ln, durin g Au1u1 t 1978, comp a r e d wlth u les of ·jMl 1 ~~-i' ~r!ec ·~ ,f n n! s ~ ~·· ,..,;.:.·"! T~: '1' . ~." . ~1: • 1.. . ;; Au1ust to merse Del Monte wtth a tel,196,000 In Augu.at tm. ! Tl"'•~.:4\ ~~:n~ .~ 1U E.,.. t: 5 ~-'t ~It !!Mr iw t • +·~ ~· ,,. f ;· : : 1 ubsldlar1 ol the Wlnston·Sllem , Sa.les ol U.S. Radlo Shack stores In ex.latencc men , ,_ ,,,, i *-"" • '"'• 16 ""IU . 1 1~. "' -rwelfl .11 -11 l • ~ N c bA---rporiUon than one year roe 15 perttnt dw1n.1 August1978. 4 .... lllL 4 II •••• ffltll< ot I t t"'• 1' MttTrA"' "'+\Ii 11 • i ' ,• -... -.. • ' -OAILYALOT TllE F Mlt By BU Kt'aH PV&UC NOTIC& tu,.•••• QNaT °" '""• UATI CW CALll'OIUUA ,0. T .. I C:OU-nOP04tA,.._ CMIMO. A_,.,. O•ot_a Y'O WOW CAllH t<;CPUllll Ill -_ ....... tne ••1<11f-.n .. MA1tl• l.UOINIA \HAMAN ltr ~--WN ._,,., ~· lllf!HllO "'"""" •Jt-• ... , ....... petlt .... •illl '"' ct.,, ., "'" r_, .., .., ~ Ut•tlt '"' .... -,,..,.,. _, ......... a IJ\ellaf'I ta _lo 1.,....1o COi_, .. If 1'01111) ltfOl ... 1•11,.-Wll•I" tnritH 111 U.. -.,,llllllCI melt., ............. '"'' (0\111 .. , ,, • "' 911 Ott•• II It" In 11\e "''"''-Of 0.twtl-111 * , ., llle 0. ..... 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J ();oft llll• •tet-t w•.l llltd wltll the C0\11\IY (.lerll of Otanoe County Oft P BU NOTICE PICTITIOU• IU•lltlH MAMll tfATeMll'n '... ... ..... 1... ..ntll. .,. "'"' _,,..., .. Na WI.ANO MANOll, l T 0 , )tM e W•ll C.t1tret, \olllla Ane, CA.,,.. NewltllO •trMI ANtll!IOllU a tlml-P.-.ltwnl\lp, JIJO.O ->i ('tfl trot, ~l•A~CA•JIOt $C lnw\..,, lllC , e ~lll0t-llla C.,llOf•llM. )tlQ.a w.& Qlftlrtl ..... •• A11•, CA.,,.. T Ill\ Dll\l,,.,U I• CMflK.._ llY II llMllM-w.f'\llljl SC:INVUTOltJ, INC. ... -c...,_11, Pr .... '"'' ,,.~ ... "'" ...... Hoe COlllllY Clertl Cl 0raft911 c.wtly Ofl Sop. 1em11tr If, ttlt.. ,.,.,. P\IOfh'*I Orell9t ~ DIMiy Pl1411 f'1111114 s. ... 1>. 20. n. on . ._ ,.,. u.1-1• Pu!)ll\!WI! Q<-CO.>I QellY PllOI, ---- ~t.tt,1tlJ s.111 21, 0c1 4. 11. tt. 1•" PUBLIC NOTICE 4SOJ.7• PUBLIC NOTICE tTATa,..MTOf'A9Mlooet¥•1tT 0" UM 0" "IC'TITIOVt aut1MWMAMI Tl\e to1io.111t W-11.K ~ t ... \IM OI llW tittll'-llutlnt•• ....... MOULfOH NIOUiL--S.A A&V·OAYYIH ANO AS WAllR 01$Tfltl<;T SOCIA TC$, IM ltOtllt\ltf 14,...1, kite HOTICI IMVITINO o. (o\I• ~.CA mtt SCALaO llOI Tiie "lclllkllll av.I~• H.tfl'le to• l'lJBUC NOTICE ''That'' o BACK \crotch~ O•IM '-11..,.., H . i.tt alllutl W \UMNlll l~Ol1"9 '-·•~Oii .. ~tel•tl C•llforf\le ter ,,.. Qlwlly .. Or- .. Olt THI! toHUfllUeTIOH OF IOtrH 10 ~ 'W•\ meu II\ °' .... NIOUaL llOAO T!IAN,MIHION C.-lyotl Jee lt.1'7t MAIN (ONfltA(T NO I "NICUEI. .... S•mtr A ADii O•o•ll. •UO 1tfarn••' Ll~•rs l A\ Yl <.Ali ..,_..,., ... ltc...-w\ ·~P\e••'"''~ AU~ JI l •MUlt" LAN'-~TO.. 11-t 1• ol I Toro -It-L.., !O ot ~r•m•nto H"T I J&Cll\ON MllCHIElL J•mt\ l•tOr U -r...Rrtta \<own"' 11 Oeatll Nod~• S"'411"H tflC'HAltO C WIT~. ~·~ Ot LOf>CJ S.0<11. Ce P•»..O •wav on ~II l•mbltr ~ 1'71 1/1 L~ tle<kl\, C,. s.. .. t••O 11-r Ill\ wtl• 8••1>er11 Smit!\, •••It<!• ot .. _y MllCMll OI Downey, li•tkl Mllctwfl 01 How•rl el\d G••ll Sm111\ Of l.0"9 ll<te<ll, Ca , \Oii of 'V(l\ttMkl !.mitt\ Of 8'-1111-r, CA bro111er 01 Gleav• Tllclle< 01 L~o 84-eCI\. Co -AtCIHbolld 5mltll ot P•t•mO\lnt, c.a . O'~•t""' of R-y M•l<ll•ll S..•vlc.n .... 111 tie llelO 011 S.turd4Y. Seo<.-JO. 1m •I IOAM '" Ille C"•Ptl a t Peclllc V1•w Memor1a1 Pari.. llOO Paclli< Vttw Or N•wport 8eec11 PeclltC view lltOf tu•ry dtrN tot\ ltOCltETT HUGH E MOCllCTT, re••"""' ot ~,, Cl~Menlt ~ Po\..a 11wo °" S.oternt>or U . 1•11 Botn Fel><1U1rY H , ''°' tn Colleyvlll• ICOll'W\ Survived 1>¥ Ill\ w1I• Oor" One!• \Of\ Oo\IQln of Mynlll\Qton 8eac" C• Fynertl .. ,.,10• wlll bl> l\t!ld on T""r\dey, Sop. ,..,..be, H. 1•11 et 7PM Ill l><O(lfl( View (11•091 w1111 lltv Rl<n•rd L RHvt of t•t••ttno tntttf'fnftnt 1n ''.Ctlit V!t!w Mf'mOr1•f P•r"-Ptt(tl lc V'e• Mot1u•rv .. rwoort 8e•cl\ <11rector\ M05CllEI. OON1'1.D W MOECllEL 1>•ueo Aw•Y on 'M!Pt-r 21. ttll. \orvlce• w~r• Mid on Tut'°41Y 411 1Mt MOO!" Lown Mo•tuory CllalHll wllll Re•. ~011v.1r V Tornow. P•\lor o! in., C:l\rl\I Luln-ran Clluteh of Co.to Me\O, 01 t•ChthnQ t4effl0r lAwn--Mount OUve Mortuory Ol C.lo wse ~w1.4 McCOIMIC• MOltTUUllS Laguna Beacn 494-9415 Laguna HtllS 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IAL.TZ.-IBGHOH Rlt'HAL NOMI 646-24124 CosraMesa 673-9450 IBJ.llOAOWAT MOltTUAU 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMITH-T\m41U,LAMI MOaTUA•Y WESTCUff CHAPIL Crerre1ory • Flower Shop 427 E 17th SI Costa Mesa 646-4888 "BCE UOTHIU SMl1H'$ MOltTUAIY 627 Main SI Huntington Beach 536-6539 SHEffa MOaTUAIY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 1533 N El CJ!mmo Real San Oemente 492-0100 rlllCFAMILY COlONeAL ~UAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 Record MlCl.Alll ANOWOLO &uwc.,_ .. ..,. ...... ,.. -c. ... -0<1 .. ......_, loe<lt, C.ll~e , .... .. , .,,.,,,.,. Atlet'Mf• 1er ..... .._ Pytlll\1\911 (>-C .. \I OttlY Piiot \tt11um1>er JI -Octoo.r 4 II 11 ltOAO l'ORCI """''NANO GllAVITV 0.1-tOI' $1-', 1.0ftO 0ee(ll. CA'091\ H IW II. ~TltACT NO IA·IJ Tiii• !Kif.I-~"''" C-.Cled Dy <Ml Tiit tloero Of Ol••<IOf\ Of Ille ll\Cllvtdllel Mo11 llon Nl911e1 W•l•r On Irle I of S•mlr A AtK>-0.yYOfl 0.•~ C-'t. c..lllOrftlA. lletelMfttf Tllll •Let-I w•\ flt .. 'Wll" Ille 1n .....,. 1nsttn<_.. , .. .,,911 IO •• "Oil CoYnty Cttrll. ot Or•nW County O" Irle I," do...,..., 1 .. v1te ... 1ec1 ~for SotPI 14. tt'fl llW lollOwlftV -•lt>M ovC>llc -· T lie (oMlructlo" of Nl9ue1 ltood TrOl\\.mlu~ ~Ill, '°""ect NO 1 It, "'"" f"utllt\...., Or-(Mu Qelly Pllet, s..iH '°• 21, OCI 4, 11, "11 PUBlJC NOTICE •1not.,*'IJllMIC..•1t-llllOOIC.' '""°"0 Lloyd _,y Ml -(llfa()t11\ -· t1 '*" ot toot• AM .. lt1t ·•~ It 101Jetll•• •Ill\ •II -rt•"°"' wort. l"•r•IO, e \ \llOWI\ II\ detell el\d ertOWN H0w Verll fllO<l'lll\ 11, et Fo11,.ta1" Volley, •"G J1tl•t LYNll• "· .. H\lnllnQlon 8'lacll (>A TOT HAY!. ANN• ft . ll, -\~le R , a llOlf\ OI C..le Ma .. 8Y ltO WA<i"Efll LIOyo E ')0, •ncl Lrr>Oe L ... 20, llOlll Of H""tl"Olon a.act\ BENSON JOHNSON l.e,,y C.. 10. end Judllll ArlM. ,., l!Ofl\ Of Huftt •"910ft ••"(II PUBUC NOTICE CP•7MI 111t1u t l'ICllflOU• auSINUJ NISTATIMa NT T II• IOllO•lllO """"n' •r• doino bli,11\•U 0 COPY CENtl;R, )•00 lr•lne, N8WPO<I IHKll, C. .,...0 O•amu t<ollm.t. t<lOI En<Ol'1tell0 ,,,T t L• .... MIUIOI\ Viejo. CA •i.n COl'Ptll! M(G()VEltN Cll,.rlo ICIYOl!O ICOjlmt1. t4l0t CncOl'veCIO Atll\ur, 11, OI Cotono 001 M.tr ana Lelle, Ml"lofl Vl•jo, CA '7'7S S.ftMle AM.'°· Of (Mia Mo•• T111, D111•n..• I• ConCIUCltd by •n M~NltY•VAN7ANT \tepftltl\ Todd, Ul\11\tOrt>Or•lfO t•-letloll Otller 111•11 10, end JeO•• Lorraine. "· 00111 of • 11<trlne1V1IP. ,... Cl-• -0M+TIU Koj!ma WITlEA·M<GVlllE HolMtl "W", or KIYOkoKoflmA ~. •"" E-PflVllM, U. OOlll 01 Tiii\ sltM•MOI>! we• lllOd with ,,.., H•wporl 8eocf\ COUl\ly c l•rll ot Or•-Counh Oii CUSM E N81AY-W000WOR!1 St111em11t•1I. ",. )Ofln Leon. JO. -P•-•a Dl•nt. 11, ""Ol'ISSIONAI. •K•OW 1io111ofH\lntlnoton11toc11 H1tv1c1• BENNETT DuHARl Keltll A .,., lttl N, T111tl11A- ll\d 1.01• June. 11. Dolll ot M11nllnoton a..u A••, c:.1-. tilt! 8Hch aurew Ho. ,_,,·Ml' 8ENEOICT·M000Y fllom... P\lblli"9<1 Orenoe CH•• Delly Piiot lllnq. 34, of Newpor·t &eecll, •nd Stot 11. Oct •. 11, It,"'' Ott-1 Cll .. Dtlll L.eonatde FM., ll, OI Hllfl• ------------ t•noton &N<11 IU EICE SI.A TEii -lltU>11rd II . ,., PUBLIC NOTICE ot Costa Mew. -0.-LOl'<•IM, --------- U . 01 WH'"""'' .. M<CORMACK·LUN O&E RG CNrl•> l.M'lo.lrl, lt, Mid ICflstlne M . o , bolll of C8'to MeM WEST· PATTON JIK' Earl, 21, Of •l\•ntlm, """ LIH Olene, 1', of W~•tmlfl\t., CUCINELLA·NtCCOU.AM -t.arrv, <6. et'tO Rite Al'tll. J'. 90'11 of Ell Toro "LOAlllN TINNEL (lr(lll\ f:reftk, 7<, OI H\11\llftOlOtl 8HCll, -A-Ret1e. to. o1 Cv11<•u M"RTIN·SMITH 118mor ~·•o. SJ, OI LaQUne NIQU<ll, •M Cll1uC114 Al"I. 34. ot Sen JUt\fl Cel>IStr•ftO ICIZER·EOMONOS L•rrv M , 41, 01 Pelm Sorlflll', ""° M.tro••et AM, 4t. ot Hul\111191°" lleoch MAFNAS·CASH Gr"O!)ry J . 7$. •M R•ncl•I• F•.,., ll, Dotti Of Hynt •notOI\ Oeo<ll l'ICTITIOU' austHISS NAMI STATIMINT T lie loll-11111 PerM>ftt •re dOll\O llu\IMH•• STRAWBCERAY l'ICLOS. 4H Jltl Slr•tl, N--1 8eot11, C•lllor,.I• O...nl• w. lief\\«!, •tU llerr"uao Drive, MUftlll\QIOll Btocll, (,elllorftllt Jentl M tw"'°"• tttt llerMuCI• Orlvt , M\lftllnQIOI\ 0.o<ll. (,ehl()rllllt Thh bu•IMl\ I• ronductf'd bV 11 Q41ntf1tl 110f1..,.f\f\IP a.Ml• w ..... ~ le-MM•..-> Tiii\ •l•t•,_t ••• 111.0 wllll Ill• eou111,, Cit•-OI Or .. "O" tovnty on !)tp t•mbtlt ,\, 1971 .... , .. , Publl•ht!d 0.""ll't ~·• D1111y P1101. ~plember 11 encl OClober 4, II, II, t•ll dff<rl!MO II\ 1r. oi.tl'-~OfllK. Gr•'W •"9•. wctloll•. •"" -lll<•lloll• on Ill• 111 the OHi<• Of Boyl• EnQl11Mrtno Coroorellol\, ISOI Ouoil Strttl. Newi>Orl 8H<ll, Ulllotlll•. wnlcl\ dO<umelll> er. 11y tllj\ •••er•11<• In c.oroor•l•d h•rein For turU't' oe•tlc11l•r•. ftff1t110 1, Mf"eDy m- to ••Id pl-, profit ... drtw1n9,, '9(· 1101\>, •nd 11j19<ltl<etl011\ IOt tho -ve ci.scrlO.d 1rnor.,.._n1 tl\llU"' "Coll· lr•ct Documents •fld Co11•tructl011 5"< tflUtlCIM •nCI Coll\lfU< liOll Plllftl tor Ill• CoMlructlon OI NI-I llO<ld Tr•Mmlnloll Mall\, Colllfod O<it•llY S.'W•<. COlllrCI No. IA·IJ.'" !.aid Pl•n• •"" >1><1<1llolloll\ nib• lie 1N•c11nt11 •I UIJil ctlJJtt oj Bqyle En<,Jll\ffrlno Corooratl011 lor '10-.6o per w1. Cfle{1': "'"" tly ....0. ... ,~ 10 lho "'9\lllOll-NloU411 Weter Dlilrkt. P11r-nt to lllt i..~ COde Of llle Sl•I• of C.llfoml•, IM Mollllon·Nl-1 Welt• Ol•t•l<t n~ •><••1•1Md Ille llf•velllnQ rett OI per Clltm 'W~ ot P UBLJC NOTICE "C'tlftOU' auttNUS NAMI aTATaM•NT l ne 1011-lllQ per\On• ••• dOll\O l>u\INn O\' REALTY WORLD -fAI HARBOR REALTORS, INC .. 400 EHi 1'111 Slrfft, Colle MfH, C.lllOtl\le 92'1• T rl Htrtlor Reoltors. IM . a C111llor111e <orooreflon, 400 e.u 1'111 Street. C°'ta MKA, Calll0f11la tll>:rt '"'' bu""'" 11 <O"Clllc\ed lly • <Of" PO<atlOll TRI HARBOR ~EAi.TORS, iNC. Svtva Hl'OfMdl\111. ·TJ:uwt.tr TllJJ Itel-Wff fifed wllll Ille Co...11ty Cieri< Of Or-~ntY Oft S.• temii.r tt, 1m. ,.,...,, Pllbllillad Orenoo Cot\I 0.hy "llol S.111 I). 10. fl. Oct •. t•ll 4S."71 Ille IOUlllY II\ wftlCll lllh -~ I• 10 IN • • -- Perform.cl to tie •• 0-101..., '" tho $0111llerf\ Celltotnl• MHter L•Do• PUBlJC NOTICE Aorffment Iii.cl in-"-Office ot tllt .,. - - ---• >O<l•t•O G•Mr•I Contr•tlo,. ot DYrlno IM llOKI •O CO"'t<ullve -rl<•, SoulhMn (AlllOrftl• Cl\ept., <•I•~• de'I'\ "" 100-l"Q Oh<rl-Copi., Ill ,,. -·•1 P<•v•lllno ,... •fru<l1t/t! lot•l.O ., •>t VI• LIOO NO•d. OI per diem WOQK •• Otlltft'lllNd II• N••IN•f .. O(ll • .,.. ..... •••Jl•tll• "'' lho 01\lrl~I .,. °"Ille at II• P'lllCl°"I teMOv•I -telOUIUOll Ill.Ct 04 Dll\lnt", to wit 21*1 I.• "•• li!ll ISTINO 20 V(!All OLD TWO llNd, L-NI-I, C.lllorl\ll A\ S T 0 It V \ I N G L ' I A M I L Y •eDulf.0 lly Se<llOtl 1111 ot llW 1.•bo• OW LLINC. c..M ..... Conl•O<lOr 10 "'"°'",,..con PuOll\"9(1 °'"""' C:O.•l l)etly PllOI lr•tl "•r•lor h •w••!Md lil•ll Po•I • Sept. ''· II,"· 20, ll, H, U, Jt. Jt, 1t, COPY ,,.., ... •I H<fl 100\lle It/I 4"°4 It II •11•11 bll ""'"4#1ClfY _.. •nv COi\ lrectOI' 10 -• <Olltract '' ••••Cled •"4 11oon •nv t.l/Otonlr•<to• und<t• lllm to pey not 1 ... '""" ttwi •<>Ill ..,..11 ... a r•lt\ to •II l•OOAr\, wor,Men, •11<1 mt1tl\anlu •tne>loY•d bV ltlllm In ti... tJLeCullon Of 1119 (Olltro<t Tll• 11411\elty tor tellurt 10 rt)Mf)ly l\er•wtlll I\ •• \peCUi•d In S.C.llon II/\ OI '"" L•bO• Coot PUBLIC NOTICJ<: •4tft4 HOTte• rouao110•1 Ne.A~ llil'UIOll COUllT OP THt UATI Of' tAl.IPOltNIA l'Olt THI COUNTY OP OllA"OI In th• W•ll•• nl Ill• tat•l<t ol EANUI f ttMMON. eU IJINH T fAAN(I\ $1Ml'l'o()N, 0.~HMd NO f1(. " Hl!Rl'8Y OIV(N 10 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ HOTICI TO ClllOITOtt.$ -~ IU"EalOll CCM#ltT Of' THI! STATI[ <M'CAU~NIA l'Oa TNI COUNTY Of' OllAMGI II\ Ille ~oltor 01 Ille E>lale OI Lii.LiAN $Ml fH FLAHERTY, ou L'LLIAN S ,1.AHl!RfV, O«H\OCI.. NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN to Credll8" l\evlft9(1AltMQeiMI 11\eMkl Ot<'<I•"' to Ille \<WCI clelm> lft It. of• llu ot ,,. clerll ot tlle otorHlllcl c-1 or lo 11rfffnt lllOt'll 10 111e .-\lof\ed at tl\e Olli<.e ol WILLIAM E. DENNIS. lll Yet• A-. ~1.,.,,_t. CA 91rt1. w111cn 1•11., Olli<• r• ltw plou OI bu•I- """ 01 11\e """""loned i.. •II mener• oerte1111no 10 .old eu.tte 5u(fl tt•lm• wltll 11\tt flt<o .. foary vourlleR M\lil De lllllCI or 11'9\0f\leG 0\ •for•MIO wltll•I\ tour MOl\111• •• •• ttw ""' pUl>ll(AtlOll ~ 1111\ t\Oll(• Oetea ~·-t, 1'7t K•l-n I' 51,..,._, E•.cuttlanftMwlll ol \.tic! c>KtOMf WILLIAM&. OINNlt Atlfr,..Y•e\WW tUY•l•A- Clere111eM, CA'"" Tel IH414M-tt11 11111111•"'°" C>llllQll Coa\.I Oolly Piiot \efll •• I~ 20, ,,, l~/I •) .. 1• !>TEVEN5·SIEVERS EdwMd Goroon, :i.. o! ervlM, encl N•nc, Tiie Contre<1or \h~ll r>n tr•ve1 en<t •un•t,t•nt.• P•rtn•nt' to ••rn workm•n -10 •ncut• tn• wor•, e\ •UCll tre.._I ttnd ~lle'IO PO --------OU 18 Mellh •r• Otfll\"° In ttw •PPlltobl• l t•tUIM \ h41Vl"Q 'l•1fU\ 4'Qieln~I ,,,.. MIO O•OO••" M Ille '4"1 <lotltll• 111 ,... t OlllU ol llW • 1.,1>. OI Ille .t0< .. •10 '°"'" O• IO pt•Mnt lllem to , ... "" t'.ltlt\IQMd •I Ille Olli<t Of MYLl!I H CRllO. 1~1.-&-••" IUvCI . Hunt 111Qton lle8'11, CA '7~/. wn1c11 l•tter Oftl(e I\ l ... oi.UOf ..... _,of IN 1#1 det\iqlled "' .. I -Wit<• ~t•ltllf'O 10 •••d Hl•te \lie.ti cl•lm\ wrtl\ ,.,. ...uu•rv _,,.,, .....,,,. oo lllOd or PlJBl_,,IC: NOTICE Loll, 30, OI Howthorflt Stl"T. J EVANS· TORRE) l.t1rv, 33, """ VolonG•. JO, tlolll Of W•\lmln\l~r RA r HMANN PAUL Slephet\ Oen•••."· OI MUMlnoton 8eO<ll, •fld Oe111>1e o.., 14, ot 1.ono 8NGI\. GLENN SANFORO Timothy Nol.,., II, -~ler LY"". It. botft otCO\teMO"'- JOHNSON·OUEEN DaM Wed, 11, el\d Meo.ti\ T 1111, to, l:lotl\ of L"9u,..~ SAMOVITZ·MARSHALI. -$t11ert Al•n, 1t -Cyntllie Jo.,_, ll, 00111 Of M llf\tlnQIOll lleKl't. EASTVEOT·APPEl.MAN Gr-y Alen, t'. -K_.. K•y. 19, _,, 01 we,trn•n\tef' SCEPT.4 MORAi.ES.NUNLEY -Arthur. JS, •nd AllO•ey May. 23, 00111 OI Hunt· 1119t011 eeac11 HOOO·C"NN -Wilham Paul, 2'1. •nd C•rollne Ml•ell. 18. t>otn ol 1rv1M Neptune ~ciety CREMATION BURIAL AT SEA 646-7431 .., ... , ..... --•ty •• , .. -flt mey co...,_ u,,.,..._ _vi<• C..11 fer,,.. ,.nfo!IO J4 flft . Cem,/..,r. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS euSINl!SS NMQ STATIMINT Tll~ lollOW1"9 per.on• •re doing IKISit\O\\H SNOOTY LOOT,• Felr Dr , CO\l41 Me ... CA Denni\ J lleolev. 313 11111 St • API A, H11nllt1QtOI\ lleocll, CA.,.,.. Merk E W•llen, •4t• eeo.r SI, • 11. e.111io-r, CA 9011» Tiit• IHt~•"ttt I\ con<lv<led tly • 0tMtOI partnersl\lp M.trtiW.tntn O.nn.t°'910v Tiii\ \1111.,_,I 'WH flied woll\ ,,.,. County Cter'IC of Ot•noe County on Sept. JJ, 1'71 "1tUSI P11t111.n.cs Or-Co.ut 0.lly Pllo1, Sept 11,0cf <,11,11,1'" ~ PUBLIC NOTICE collKll•t 1>er0otlnlno <IO'""''"'" 111.a wlll\ 111• 0.tMttm<rnf ol lfldu•ltlal Rtl•tlotl• In accoroonc. wltn Se<tlon lt118011"-l.ol>Ot c-AtttnllOll h Cllrttl.0 10 Ille O•O· 111\IOM l'I !le<lloM 1171 Send 1111 •Of Ill• Lebor Code t ontern1no tll• emptoyme111 ot ~""""by the Coft. tr&ctor or •"Y sub<011tr0<1or unoer lllm. S.ctlotl 11n.s. ~ ._...,..,, reovlrt> trte Co,.tractor or -'ub<ontractor emP1ov1no tr_,_n 1n llfly "-· t1uot11e o<c,,...11on to •llPIY to ,.,. 101111 •PP•tn11cu111p commillu .... re•t Ille •lie OI 1M llUClfk wonts oro1t<t -wN<ll -..1111sten Ille - prentkHlllP oroororn '" 11111 •r-tor • <•rlll"•I• ot "pprovol Tiit ortlflc•t• will '"'°II• tne ••llo &I •o-11renllcH to lournevmen tllat wlll lie y\td 111 tMe>ertomwnc•Of ll\ec011tr.11<t Tiie r111lo OI -l'fl!k u to Jourr>*Y-'" '"""',.."'"""-be leu111.a,._ 10 Ii•• t•ceot A wnen 11Mmp1ovmen1 In Ille 11rese11ted •• _.or•w.d "''"'" '°"' "'°"'"' -llW hr\I PllD'tCAl-of tl'ti\ nottce o •• .., s.ot-~ ""' KATHRYN A. FOLEY e~°'"'" .. '" ol\AtdOK-1 MYLES II CltlEtO AfterMy·et>Ltw 1'1 .. •••die! ..... M11•tl•• 11Mc11, CA tMC1' P11t>hsnect Orenoe Coe" 0.1ly PtlOI $epl 6, IJ, 20, 1'. 1•19 ., ... ,. PUBLIC NQTICE ••H ot covereoe by ,,.,. 101nt eoor•n· lt·UltS "CTITIOU. au•tNIH NAMI $TATIMINT T 11-lot1ow1no per'°"' ue OOlrft O\l\IM\\ '°' [NVIR()HMENTS, 4'IO A\lOf ~. L.aO""• &eoKll, CA mu r 0011 I. Brow,., •tO A\I•• St • UV.,... lkoc.11, CA ~12 D 8 A •Ho<••I••· Inc • e Cellfo'"'• corporetlOfl. 490 A$1er $t . ~ ...... a.oc11 CA mn T11r' llu""f'lt t> cOl\dll<lf!<I bY • <O' oo<etlon 0 8 A AMO<_._ LllL °""'-a,_ P...- Tn.\ .. ..-•.S '•Itel Will\ tlW COll!llY Cler-ot Oror19e County Oii S.PI 14 1•11 Flllttl Pytlllt-Ore19 C.0.Sl D•tly Piiot S... 10, 1',0U <, 11. ltll _________ _;•=""·71 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI TOCllllOITOIU tl<Ulllp commlttM ""' .. , .. .,.., en SUPlltlOll cou1no" THI SUPllllOlt C:OUltT 01' THIE ever-01 IS' In~ 'IQ °"V' Oflor 10 STATll OJ' CALll'OaNIA FOlt SU .. lltlOll COUltT Ol'THE STATEOf'CALll'OaNIA FOfll Ille req..e\I for ortllltote,or_ THE COUNTY Ol'OfllAHOI STATIEOFCALIFOltNIAtrOlt TNECOUNTVOl'OIU1NGll 8 Wllell tne number of a111>rtt1 No.A.-t7'Jf TNICOUNTYOl"OltANGE NO. A·tff1• llC.H II\ trelnlno In Ille aru exceed\• N 0 T I C II 0 I" H II A It t" G 0 I' He. A·'1M4 Elt•t• Of WILLIAM R. MOORE, r1110 01 one IOtlve, Of PETlflON f"Olt ... OjlATI OP WILL OltOl!lt TO SHOW CAUSE OH Oe<HHd. C.Wf'tenltielr-c.,n\f!O'W lllat ll ANO llOlt LllTTllltS 01" AO· f'ITITIOHl'OltCHANGEOFNAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo 11\tt "r•PleclnQ "' IHSI 1/30 Of ·~ m•m· MINISTltATION WITH Wt LL AN· '" .... Mall~ Of ,.,. "ppll<allon of crtdltorsOftheotloveM-ddfKedelll tlerllllp tnrOUQ1111ppre11tkttnlp lreln· Hl!IU!O VIROINIA LOUISE McGILL, for 111a1 ell oer'°"' 11ev1no cltlr11• aoetntt 1no on •n •MUal 11.lsi• $11tewloe or Est•t• of CHES$MAN BRUCE CMnoe of Name tM \aid dee90tfll 11re requlr•d to Ille loCAll'r, or THORN. Otceas.ect VIRGINIA LOUISE M<Olll. llas lllem. wltn Ille rw<euary ...w<lltrl. In O W~ thlt COntractor Pf'OVIOH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ill.ti lllM • Pollliofl In t111s court for an O<· Ille Ofll<e at tho cl.,k ot Ille &tlove ,,.. evidence tllet lie ernc>lovs reQlster.cl ROBE RT THORN h6' Iii.ct llef•I" a cier •11-111(1 petitioner to '""~ Mr tltleG '°""· Ot 10 pr-flt tllem, wtlll appr•nll<H °" •II al "" Gontrocts on peUOOll IOI' Pf«Nll• al Wiii and'"' Is· n•me I rom VIRGIN IA l.OU1 SE 11\tt l'lt<es•••)I VOll(l\e". 10 .... UI\· on annual •veraQe al -·~ 11\on ON Su•n<e ot L•ll•rt Of Admlnlllrt110ll MCGILL IOJILL VIRGINIA MCGILL atrslQMd 111611 West Slat II Strffl, Lo• apprentice to eiQlll journeyrnen. wltll Wiii AM41~ed. reler'tnGe to wl>lcll 11 Is t.eretw Otdtred ltwl •II 1terS011> lt·UW Anotlts. C..tHorl\le, wlll<ti I\ Ille piece Tiie COlltrAC:tor I• requrrea lo m•k• is m<t<I• fOt fllrt!Wr portKulllfl. llncl 11\luested In ttw ..-.11.er alorKa1d •«>-SU ,.E ltlOlt COUllT 01' THE Of IKl.i~> of Ille Uftder"-0 II\ ell GOlllrl!Klllom to lunos estatlhsllecl tor lllel Ille time 6"d PIOCO of lle•rlno Ille otlr •1 700 CJvlc Ctnttr Or, Dept. l , STATIE cw CALll'O"NIA FOii metier• perteitMllQ lo thtt estelt ot ••Id Ille eomln.Mretlon of apprentlcesnlp urne !las -Mt for Oct-It, '"•· Soni• An•. C.."" OClOCltr 31. !q1'. •I THE COUNTY OF OltANGE de<ed9nt, "'''"'" '°"' "'°"'"'' •lltr 1ho oroor•m• If ~ ernc>IOY\ rl!QisltreG •P-at 10 00 • m .. Ill Ille (.Olirlroom ol 11 00 O"<lock • m . -tllen -tnere .... A-'1411 11<>1 pu1>1kotiofl of tllls N>tl<• P'Ontlces or jO!ffneymen 1n onv """ Oeoor1ment No 3 of said court, at t \/!Ow UUM, 11 """they llave. wlly Sllld N o T 1 c IE o" HE A It 1 "o o" Ooteo June 14, 1'11 prel\tkul>le "-°" wc:ti contrectJ CM< C.nl« Oo'lw Wtit, '" Inc C11r of ,,.lltlon '°' c,..,. of ,...,... "'°"'d not PITITION l"Olt PfllO•ATI! Of< MoryE Moor• •tldllotlltrConlrKIOtSontnepul>llc S.l\leAne.GalllOt'llla beQrAllled FO•IEION WILi. ANO CODICIL.$, '" Elleeulrla of ll'IOI Wiii of -rks \lie ... me•lnQ SU<ll conlrllKI· 0•1•0 Se~•Mber II. 1971 It I\ hlflMf ordered 11>11 • C09't ot ANV, A"O "°" l.IETTEltS 01' AD· lnc-wl>Omtd OtO<Jtlll llont WIUIAM •• St.IOMH, '"" Ol'Clef IO,,_ C.Uff be P\IC>llilled MINISTltATIOM C.T.A.. (WITH WILL O'Ml!LVINV 6 MVl•S Tiie Contrect0t end any wlXonlr•c· CO<lftlyClt•ll II\ Ille Or-C:O.st 0.lly Piiot, a ANNIEXEOI OeWlf 0 . Watta tor ul\dtr llirn slwlll comoty willl tM re KATH LI IN M. MC~ llewspaoer of 0t11erll ctrCUlallOI\, E 1lale Of MARGARET CAMEllON '" .... S.l!lllJtrwt ""'''",,..""al S.Clton 1n1s"""1111.• ""···~Ave. 1>11btl>hed in o.-. County ., IH~I 8ANOS ••• MARGARET c . 8ANG$, Les A ........ Cel"9nll• ... " 1n 1M tmpl0Yme11t Of_... .. (... l'.O .... ,,11 one• H Cll -IOt IO\lr SllCCMSl•e Deceased Ttt:U•ll• lnlorm.allon relative to aooren· S.al hadl,CAM74t Wttlr.•11r1or10~<11YOfs.tidM.arrno NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\at Attef,.." ... E-rl• llct\lllp ,.._els, wt>Oe KlltdulH, AltefMf ter· l'Otl1i-DA TEO ~-1'. 1971. WILLIAM J BANGS, II lies flled Publl•'*' Or-CO.ti Dally Pilot, • ..., Ofl\er .._treme11u ""'" De 00. PyDfllned Orenoe COO•t Oo11v Pilot Bruce w. Sul'rlller lltrerl\ a oetltlol\ for Probate ot S.Plemller 71 -Oc.-r 4, 11, 18, fllnecl lrom tr. D4-tor Of lndu>trlel S.PI 10, >t. Jt, 1'1t '*°' J~of lne l'oreiQI\ Wiii, ond ~II~ Ill ,..,,,, 1918 Rtl•llOlli. •• Offklo tilt Admlnlstretor S~•IOt c.outt and tor Lelters ol Admln1\lrati011, OSJ 71 of APor•nflceslllP. San FrottCIKo, PUBUC NOTICE "ATltfCI( J. MCGILL C T ,. lWllll Wiii Aflnued). reteren<• --------------Ca1llor11la, or lrom Ille OMllon of Ap-a.4J ll••llwY strwt to w111c11 IS made tor lyrtlltr PUBLIC NOTICE ore11llcHlll11 s1eno.ros •nct II• bra11<11 ,..-·~ • S... PNre,.cA"7ll 11ert1Culars, """ tnal tllt lime •nd olllcti. -Tel: UU) »2·114' pteco ot ,,..,11\Q ,,. seme hUbeel\ ~I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , ... , SU .. EltlOltCOU•TO .. TNI A••11evfw .... l"-I Octotle 17 1918 111 10 oo I HOTICI TO CltlDl'tOltS tile Moullon.NIOlltl Water Olslrkt will STATI CW CALll"OttNIA f'Olt Publl•'*' 0'111\Qe Co.ut 0.lly Piiot 1~ courir;,,., '01 OeOart .... nt ~;'·3; ,~~~:~~~,.:~~~&T;0•,. rtctlve ,.,,lfd 1114' "' Ille Oflk• of TNI COUNTY Of' OAA"Oll sept. 20, n . Oct 4, 11, .. ,. f471·18 U•d Gour1, al 100 Civic Qnter Drlv• ..... ~ Boyle Enol,...•11111 COrpor•llOll, ISOI NO, A_,.,,.I II' • ri ol ~ t ~ THICOUNTYO,.OllANGI Quell Street Newport Suell NOTICE 0, N.IAlllNG 0, t ,.1~~!;mJ _t ~~ :.•,·~~-~~<'IC. .... v.r.. ~-_..~ ... ~•A.-_ .... m'°"'~::;a o,. w1L1. PUBLIC NOTICE Datto Se1>1emooir2?.1~7C "1R1~~~~ '· ... , >" ·,. • ~ ~~ lli'.c...... ~ ' .. ..,.'-=:oir.l't~~fii'~~~~~'t:'·"" WILLIAM E st JOttN Oec .. Mtd. ploce lllef will De Publl<ly opeMd encl ~·• ~ -' >I t ' .,,,,...,, County Clerk • N01'1CE,IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille r•MI, $4ild Mtled l>lds \114111 De tor Ille 0.Ec!~:!i.°' EVEL.VN KAOENUNO, SUPllllOtt COUltT SHl .. HllltC>. SNl .. NlltO ft OUH· creditors Of IM •tlo .. Mmtd decedent doll\Q Of,,. pub!IC work llerell\tletOre NOTICE IS HERE8V OIVEN 1.11•1 0'c:.ftUl'QltNIA DA$ . 111•1 all P9fSOllS lleVll\Q clalm• •oalnst dtscrlbe<I Olld ordered In , ..... Id re-NANCY I(, LEE lla.l llled ... ,..," • COUNTYO .. OltANGI ~~~~~~~~;;~~~;;;;~~ , ... O.ve SI .. 5vlte IU Ille .. 10 oec-ere require<! to Ille SOlutlon. oetlllOll tot ~OIMt, 04 Will af111 tor '" CASI NUM•alt Ol•U·Sl Ntw,.n 9NCll, CA -tnem. wltll IM M<ftWV vouc"9rs. 111 E.cn bid OI j)t'Oj)0\111 •11111 tie ,,,_ ,_. of t.eti.n T11$-nt•ry, re· SUMMOHI <MAlt•tAGl 1 Ttl: 11141......, tho ollk• Ol lll9 ".,k Of the •l>o•e en Olll al\d subrnllted °" • IMm to IM 00. te<e11ce to wtilcll I• ,,,.-fw fll'thtr II\ r• Ille ""'"'• 01 Petitioner FUNERAL DIRECTORS HARBOR LAWN · MOUNT OLIVE MORT\JARV-Clo:M£TER\I CREMA'rOltV ./ Interment In Any Cemetery ./Shipment ./ Burlet fnturance ./ Cremation $255 complete " ''Servmg AU F'a.atru" All ... MV•fer• ..., .. ._, lltled COllt'l, Otto pretellt IMll\, wl111 '"'""' ., llltotll<• OI Bovie Enoineer-o•rllc11I•"· end tnet Ill• llmt •ncl 'El.IPE LOP&Z •lld lltsl)Ol\dent · Puollslted Orenoe COHI O•lly Piiot Illa lltUUllf)I VOUCller\, to 11\e U'1· lno Corpor.allon, UOI O..•rl Slrffl, plec• of lletrlflo Inc 'Orne nos Offn .. , JUDITH ANN LOPEZ Seot. ,,, 11. Oct.'· 1~11 02'-78 d•rslon•d •t Ult Nor111 C•"'"''Y Newoorl Bffch, C.lllorllle. Eocl\ bid for October 10. tm. _. to·oe e.m. 111 N01'1Cll Y•....,. """wM. Tiie --------------1!:~~v1!r~ ~~=~":;~~~!':",I~ ~:.~.~~:,,.~.:«~~= ~: !:e1c~~1,;~ ~~:~HO~:; =' .:.·~ = =:: ::= PUBLIC NOTJCE ullderstonec1 In •11 tNtttn lltfteln1"9 ••lPOfl•llll•l»nkoretlldde<'•bonclfor Well. In tlle cu., of Sant• Al\•, wl_.111 • ...,._ ........ ......,,....._ lo llM e>f!Me ol .. Id docodent, wltl\ll\ an 11M01111t llOf lff~ '""" '°"' 04 tllt c,11111or1110. ..,_, AUNOCIHMaNT Of' '°"' "'°"'"' •''-' Ille firtl P"l>llc•llOll •mo ... nt Of , .... Did Of Of , ... tot•• OOted ~ 11, 1•1' / AVISOI "'* .. .,.. ......... . f'ICTITIOUS MAMI of 1111• llOlke. all\Olinl l0t wftlcn tlley wlll ecc.~ o WIWAM L t4 JOtth, It trlllltMI ............. <-• U.. THE UNDERSIGNED doet hereby Otlt<I Setll.....,.,I, "" cOlllrec:t -mecle IMl)I-10 Ille 0t· Collllty Cler1I tllll ....._ .. o --1H.,....... entity t!IM, •ffectl.,. Sef)Mfnller 1, N•n-C.<fetl o ·erl<!t\ atr or II\ Ille tevor Of 11\e Mo\llton· STE""'" w. WINT alt .. .._.... • • ..._ LH Ill w.r-. 1t11 11t c-to c10 IKl$1Msi. 111\der E~utof' Ol lllo Wiii of Nloutl Wal# OISlrlcl. EMii well l>ld VICTOlt MUKllt ,,_ -.,._, ""'i1c1111-firm ....... ot AL .. SONS .. & .. cv ·~ -KNl ......... Tmtctl*AOe<""'I or Pl'OPOMll ""'" ... wo•ed-filed., U4J,.. ~ Df'lft f I ro ,,.,. lt~f 1$e• 1001· MOVERS Ill.,. E Vlrolnl• A........ .. • .... .... .... ,,.,. Ofllc• ol 1na District •I Ot 0.fof'e s.iwn• • note•), Soni• AM, Cell10ml•'2,.Wfllcfl lllit.I· &.t• Offic"f/f lllo ttme 111 llllsllOfktprov._. MA Mere-. CallflrlM,_. •· fflo llOfl~ ""' llled • "911· ""' ... ·~•Y <--ot ............. L.. ....._ TM ·-"'""''-" Clle<lt or tlOnd A_,,..,, ~ lion conc:emtno .,_ """"•· VO.. loll-Int...,._,"""°"' .. _ II\ full uaN.nllClllMWy -..Vm stlfll tie Qlvell --°"'" IMt .... P\111111'-d °"°""Cont°"'" Pllol, ll'loy llft. -fttOll -wllllltl. ~I I tows '°' 1-. AM CMllenl• tf1t) lllCNtr Wiii Oftler Into • conlr0(1 " 5oP'tMbff" 21 Md Ot-'· ,.,. .. .,. of 1119 -· INC 1111• loUft\MOnll I~ "';:'Iliac• Of '"' °' , T .. : SM41t. ••are1ec1 1119 _,. *"" wlll IM<'•'"'"' 4542.n ..,."" °" '°"' .. Aloy•lu• L. L•to•OI, .,. E. Plillllthed Or""99 CHll Delly Pllo(, H lloutoateooemeoe• If""' •..C:~t\IUI D. If "'°" lell 10 fll• • wrlllen v1r0 1,.1o A.,.11u•. Santa A"•· Sffiltmller 11 Md OctoOt< 4, It, It. Dlddar ,..,_to .iller 11\tO the c-PUBlJC NOTICE ,..~.., wltllll\ well tlrM, .,_ct.- C.llloft11•'21Gli. 1'7tl tract. lltlitt ma., lie -.41 -t"9 <Ollf1 ,,,. llctitlOll\ b\ISlntU llOl'ftt ,. 1-----------.:.:d:.::U.;:..;..:,. 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Wiiien ••• on Ille 111 1119 offle• ot tllt C-y f 'ne 1o11ow11111 ""°"' er• dolno trom • wratv ,_., W'ltfactory 10 Ellterjlrl" ConttrllCtloll lllC , • COii id "'"" 111 tlle oerl\llflmtllt 01 Cltfk Of LM Al\Ollft CollfllY. under tllt 1111•111 .. , .,, '"' MOllllOft.NIQutl w .... Olstr!Ct. C.lllor11I• COfl)OrllllOll, ,,.., kyPelk ....... •••"'9 Of montv or~. Of' pfOVlsloft\ Of Se<llOll 2* Of lllo Clvll l!MUl.EIC, 4500 c;om1111• Orfwe, All terms -COllClltlont ctlllt•I-llvd.,frvl111,CA.•t7U ollltr relltl. Codt, SUlle US, HtwPor1 llolocfl, Ctlltorllle II\ lflt lnlormtllOll tor tllddon. •I· fllll Dui1Qitu It tontlUct•d Dy • c. ti fW '°"" ....... tM .-Vka .. WITNHS ""f fiend ttll\ tlfl dOy fM60 lo<lltd lo arid a port ot the DlCI twm UmllH 11¥f~tfllp, t11attWMf1111 *• _..., ............. S.ptembtlr, tfn, Fred a . Co.11 2m Vlsl• Umbf'oM Jlltll eo,..m " '"°""" fully C!MCtllMd ErltoriirlJ• ~ructlo!>. '"" • " ~ • ""'tt":f wrttM . AIOYti~L.. IAOOW\kl NOWjlOr1 llff<ll. 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Tflll u~ #et lttelf wllll tflt 10 wtlve 811y l"""""lllY 111 a b141 not Att-fUIUw MAaY l .IMILaY --............... -...... ,. __ ,. ~..... ,._~ h tffKled...,ltw • J--T ,,._. ..laMaMl!lkAet"-fitil'ite';ii;i; ·-;~ tt~m --__ .. y Oft-· M¢VL ioN.NtOU«L .:.u·;;;,.;;;;;-;;;.. ....... . , ... cn•1.... • ,.,.,.. WATEll Ot$Tlt1CT 1m .. , CA. mu ..... ~.CA ... ,...,.,... o.-. ON« Dolly ... IOI. ~··'*' ()r9111t Cootl O.lty .... °" ~ 9owle, !=1~ .. ,.."*', f1 Md Ot~ .. If. , .. ..,..~ " -Octeeer '· ti. "· --·1· ..... -"'11>111Md °'""" OilMI 0.11., "'*· -... ·1· ...... lfle 1tn ,. ..... ....,. _.,,.. COttl DllllY PHol ltcit .. tJ, 20, t7. 1'1t ~...,. ,._ Or'Oll9t CoMI Dolly Piiot .SS ... ,_,, ~ 17, JO, ml 0,._11 Sepl. M.17. Oc1 4, II, 1'11 «ti-tt • FOR THE RECORD I OBITUARIES P BU NOTICE PlJBl.IC NOTICt: PUBLIC NOTICt; 1'1C11T10U• au .. NIU NAMI "ATIMINT T"• t.itewi,.. __ ..... _,.. ll11>lne.• ., J' AMILY TH RAPY AN O TRAINING INSTITUTE 0,. LAOUNA IEACM, UO Po•I>. Ave., ~•I• • 1. 1.eOU"• Bee<ll, CA nt.\I 8ru<e V P•nO~ Jr . l>tlO. JtllO ttll ,..,. , S.U.11 ~.CA tl•ll 8111 -cl. Pt!D, Ill< , • C•lllO<l\l• coroorettOll. U•O '•mot• M•ll• Of . uowi. BtMll, CA 9'6) I Tiii\ Duilno\\ I> Cond\IU.cl D• e ~rel 00'1 .... ~. ftr\l(f V Per .om '"" ., .. _I •e• Ill" '""" ""' Coul\IV Clerll. of Otenot Co\11\ly on SePI 14, 1•7' ,.,_ P..&11.-Oronor CAMI\! D•••· Piiot S.OI to, lt, Ott 4 II. 1'1. PUBLIC NOTl("l!; "'CTITIOUS IUSINIH NAMISTAT .. MINT fllt IOllOWll\9 pet~ll\ •I• d011\Q Oll\l,..Ue\. •NTIAPRtS[ LllllllltO ttl 171•1 •-YI'••-.,1.,41 . 1r~1n•. CA. ftfl) ,.r 11ttrnrl\j1 Cn"'t1wctl011 Inc , " C:..llfOmla LQ<ll"'"'lon, 1' .. 1 SiiYI' .. ~ Blvd . lrvtflt,(:A t/11\ Tiii\ tlU\ll\fln I\ <On<l\l<l.0 by a llmll<ld llafl-"'110 Elll.,prlv (;(11\•l•UCllOll. II>< • Gotllitr •I p 11fll•r 8f 1JovC1 I •. Ra.• Pr ... Clltlll f ftl\ \laol .... ftf W•\ trl9<1 Wllfl Ille C.0Uftly Cletll. o! Ot111\Qt CollftlV on ~~~~~;'!MCOOtfALD AftettMT•att..ew ., ,._ T. """90 1*"2~•· ... , ........ CA. '2711 F ..... Pu«itl\M<I Or-C:O.•t Otilv Piiot, S.pt •• ll. 20. 11, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE SU .. ElllOll C04JltT Otr TN_E __ STATI 0, CAUl'OttHIA 1<011 TH I COUNTY OP OaAMG'. NO.A.'702 NOTICE OF HtAlllNG OF l'ETITIOM FOlt "ltOaATll 01' WILi. ANO LITTl!ltl TllSTANtENTA"T E•tett of FLORENCE M CAVENEE, DeceeWd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ,,,., HELEN PAULINE TAYLOR ... s 111.0 lle•eln • e>ellllOll IOI' PfOtlillt Of Wiii and 1uu1111<e OI L.efteri Tl!St•meni,ry to tl\e Petit,_, reter-"<t to ••ucn,. ,.,..d., lor lurttter 1Mr1icu11r,, •ntr II, 101, 11 10.00 .t.m .. 1,. 1119 c.ounroom ot OePOt'I· me111 No. l ol w•d <OUr1 .• , 100 Civic C#ler Ori,. W.,1, In Int Clly of S.nt11 AM, CalllOrnle. Deted S.Plemtler H, 1•19 WILLIAM IE. SI. JOHN, Collftlv Oarlr. "ATltlCIA NEIUOG uetl.C_H..,...ay c:ore... *' M9r, CA mzs Tel: '71-llN AtwlMY ... , l'et~ Pul>tlslled <>-eoeu o.uv Pllof, Selll•m!Mt' 2'. 27 -Oct-r J, 1'11 4Slt-ll PUBLIC NOTICE P BIJC NOTICE ••C'l1nOU\ •11t111a~1 NoUtllU•llMlllT t.,. 1011~ °'"-" dillflO 11at1 -°' AM ltlCA .. '-l•V•CI\. 1,90, "• ... " Clr<lt ""'• J Ir•-· CA ,,, .. WllllOM <--"" l °'90fl lot1lev•nl • \01 Lfl\I aeoc11, CA. ..., Tiii\ IW•-,, ,_ .... D• .. It\ OlvlCIUOI WllllemO NM T111• ,,.,_ wM '''" '"'"" 111• (911111• c;1er-., Or•fl99 ~\-.., A""''' to, tt11L .,....., l"vOll•llood Or-Cot\I Dolly ll'ilOt, Itel .•• I), to, ti. 1'11 PUBLIC NOTIC'E Pl~ITIOU• lutlNN N""'a aTATIMINT t lie t. "-'"" -'ICll\ 1, dotllQ IN•' Mne\ PltUllRltfO \H liT M'fAI, '°4 Clll~., •l L-&1~11. CA 'm)t JO•llflfl 0-.. OtlD. '°4 Clltt Dr., • 2. L•Ollf\11 8H<ll GA tl•t I Tl•I• "'"'"""' I\ cOftllll<toO Oy ... In, ll••IOUel Jo\"111> °""" 0.1 II '"" ,,.,_, .... , lllOd .,,,,. , ... COUl\I" CHH'' Of Ofal\Olf C-ty Oft ..,.. 14, ,.,. Ill ..... 1'111111"'90 OrMIOt '°"'' Delly l'not, Sept JO, JI, Ott <, II t•7t ... .. ,. p BLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IU$1NIU NAMa STATIMllff T11e 1011ow1r111 pu'Oft• ••• d01no IN\I...,,., 'SOMl'THIN(, D1Pl'eRVH " ,.,0 w.,,.., Avet1ue. H11nt111e 1ot1 lie•tll, C•fllor111alrlt41 Henry J 10dd ........ L. YOCICI, no SOl\I• Y1191 Otlw, M111111111110.. beet .. , CelllCWl\141 ., .. I Tiii\ bu\IM•• '' <ondu<t41d bw 011 111. <llllldll•I Holen l TOCIO HenrvJ.1- Tnl\ \l•l•llW'll wa\ 11190 Wiii\ IN Counttf (l•rl>. of Ortnq9 COllllly Oii S.p. temtNr 11, 1\7'. .. , .... Publl•llllO o..,,.. Coa•t 0.11¥ f'llot \ofpt. I), 70. 11. Od 4. tt1• •~'8 N JRU NOTICF. -~-- NOTICI l O ClllOt TO"' 'UPalttOlt COUllT 011 THI ITATI 0" CALt,OlllNIA l'Olt THI COlJNTY OF OltAHOI ... ,. ..... f \l1tl• "' MU~I P Mt LL, •"• MUAL PAHN(LL l<lll., °"<•A\f'O NOTIC( I\ •t[ R( llV GI Ill .. to, ... Crecltlf>h of'""-• n•"""·' ~(..,.,l'I 11\tl 1111 ,,.,_.""""'II Cl•tll'I\ •0-•"'f UW \•Id ditt.o..m 1tt• ftKtUlf.cJ to tU.- O~m. w 11P\ tfW N<~•v "'""'"*'' '" lfw oflK• of INt rl .. fll Qf t,_, MIOVf' ffthtlf'O <Ovt t. Ot •o CH4!'Vnl t""1m~ wu" lhft n•c ..,,,,., • ""~' ""'' h) , .,.., v~t'\•C)r\f--tJ •I ow hffu • ot Owa Pur.1tt f\Om1 nt\lt~1nr tlOO ~Oul " Or.-n(f ~¥.-1\uo '.Mlfllff An411 t Alllcw-n.,. 9Jf0\ •n•<" " '"'° c.M-<,. o• OU\•f\(1\\ oA trw undf'-t \IQnt-<I tn au 11\.Attttr\ o.rt••"•ftQ to '",. ~, • .,,., °' ~·o Un\e00f'1t, w•th•" tour rnunlh\ ""*' trw .. ,,, ovooc•tt°"" 01 11\1\ n()ll(~ 011l•d ""o!rmor-• 8 "'' J AM,1.1 HI IM Plibt•C .t.Ofi"•Al\t• .-t10t' A.On'4ntoti.ftAtOf" ••thWttl AntWa'1dOf 1"4"wi\lot• O!l,,..dbo•""dmt><I~-· AOltlAN KUYPltt. COUNfY COUNSEL iltlCI O•VIO tt,c;--1&,0~ 10 Clvtc c ... ter l'I~•. "o. ··-"" '-tl'I• Aft•, ~111.,. ••• •ltt1 t.1 ........ '"" 11.M· ..... AtlOtft•Y\ lor Arlmtl\t\IUl9r wll .. Wlll A-off P~Ott\l'tN'f t>r,.,...,. (ownt b..t1h •'• o~ .,..,, 10 1•. Oct • ,, .~,. PUBLIC NOTICE f<ICTITIOUS tUSINESS NAME STATIMl!NT Tll• IOllO*tno lltt\OI\~ •r• dot"I! buttMU~ 8l.IS1NES!i CENTER OR1VE tV. ?IOI 8.orrence R°""· '"''"'·CA.,,,, E1118r~se O>tlstruc:llOi'I Ill{ .a C.llforn1• CCWDOtlll•on, 113'1 ~Y P•n 81vCI , I rvtlle, CA 9271S Rtlnf\Old l'f•lllttr .at Me<>dou Tenece, eor ... oe1 W..r. CA .,.n Thi\ IKIStne\S "conauct.a tw.,. .,.._ l1>Coraor•U•O os-••t-ottwr 1""" • 11trlM"ll1p Enlerpri..,. COl\UtUCllCWI Inc , • totnt 1tentur~ Lloyd E R~'• PfKU)8f'\1 r11 .. ,,.,1.,,.,,.,,,,, ..... 111~ w1111 '"" Covntv C1tr~ ot Oranoe Co<intv on AUQU\I 1<. 1q1e, CAl'lll Tl ANO MCl>OflCAl.0 Attaf',..Y\ 1t L.lw Iv J•mH T. c.,ntr IUst M•cArtllw hllln•rf lntl,..,CAfVU PuDllllled 0r.,,..,., Co.ISi Oo11v P1101 Sept '°· 11. 0<1 .•• ti, "" <410.18 PUBLIC NOTICE lt·lSl:Ot SUPlltlOll COUltT OF TNE STATE OF CALl .. OltNIA FOR TNE COUHTY 01' ORANGE Ne.A••7>4J NOTICE Of HEAlttNO 01' "ETITIOM !'Ott l'aOaATE 01' WILL. AND FOlt LETTEllS 01' AD· MINISTltATION WITH WILL •N· NEICEO E\l•IP of MOSES CP·tJtS MACHI.IN, ••• M N01'1CIE T'OCltEOtTOltS MACMLIN. U• NIL LEONARD LEONA RO MACHLIN, SUPElllOlt COURT OF THI! l>eGHMO U ATE OtrCALIFOltNIA fOlt NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\al JAMES L CHEW, NORMAN M THI! COUNTY OF OltANOE STOCK.S, •tld THELMA MACHllN No. ,._.,on .... .,. Ill.cl l\erfll\ • llOllllon tor Pro!Mte o!!!~. ol ET r A MA y L "M 8. Of Wiii •"" •or tSSUOllCt ol 1.~11··~ Of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille ~~:!•:~-':+c~·:~ ~ ""::"i":'r1:.ir t•edllo•• of Ille'""°""""-" Gectotnl P••llcu1.tr1, Mid tllot tne time •nd :~' ,!11~ ~~.·~~';" r~~::'~ a:i:·~:~ 111m ot MMll\Q mt wme nos 11ee11 wt Ille II\ Ille ,,.. 1 tor Octooer, 10, .. 78. •I 10·00 o.m .. In m. w1 Mceuorv vouc "· n Ill#. cOtJrlroorn Of o.i»r1men1 No. J of t'>e olf1ce Of 11111 tlerk Of lllt' dbOve •••d court • .,I tOO Clvt( C.nltr o,.vf enlllled <Ollrt, o• lo or...ent 11'4!m, Will\ wut 1n Ille City of Sa111a Ant1 tllt ntc@\\MV vou<tl~"· to Ill~ CAlltOrnl• ' HA ... _,.,Q ~ "' tn•~.!!!:.,~ ~~ ~~· .1 8 MIOut1 --r;fi:.r.~sSe·~rf l~t ~f!;~.~·~ ~ ."'~ 8eac'I, Ct1llforl)l<1 q?660, Wilt.ell ,, 1"" NIWMAN CHltlSMAN 6 f'AITH, piece of b~llM• Of 11\0 ul\Oe~Od II\ INC ' all matltr\ pC1rta1n1tt0 to t~ e.tatt of ns N. a.arr-• St. Uld de<eelent, wllll1n tour montll• p 0 lu i.ra alter lht '"" 11ubllc11110" ol lhl\ w·.,·, Cnlu, CA "7tJ, N>ll(e An., .... , ..... "'"''-" .Oattd ~Plt!MO"r 13, 1'18 PuOllS/\fO Or-Coe>f Ootllv Pr lot WILLIAM L LAMB hpt 10 21 ti 1'"' ·-•"78 EOWARO C U<M8 .,. __ •....:,__' ....:..' _•• _____ .._.._ MARY En A KNAPP C~AClmlnl\ttator\ w11n Wiii Annc.ndOI t~e•t.ateo• 1ew •bovt ... Med de< .... 111 WILLIAM V. SOfMIOT ... '-" M'-81 Or., Sollte -_,_.. 9Ncl\, CA ttMt PUBLIC NOTICE C"·7UI SUPlltlOlt COUltT O" TME ST• Tl[ CW CAl.IFOtlNIA FOlt TNI[ C04J"n' 01' OR•NGI Ne.A-'11U 111•1"4-lm AfterM., fer C:.Mflli11htreten CTA P-1~ Or-C.0.'1 O•llv Piiot. NOTICE 01' lt5 AflltNG OF PITITION l"04I PltOaATE O" WILi. A"O 11011 1.lfTElt\ 44!!_,. T I S T • M I N T • a V A If 0 Sept.'°·,,, O<t. 4, ''· ,.,. ------------AUTNOltllATIOM TO AOMINISTl!R PUBLIC NOTICE UNOaa TNI! lltOIPINOUoT .OOMl"ISTltATIOH 01' ESTATES ACT PICTITIOUs aUSINllS E•l•lt of JOHN J 001.AN tl\O "AMESTATllMINT o· Tna fOllOWlllQ ,.,SOI\, ar• clOlllO knOwtl •• JOHN JAMES 0 LAN, lllltlNH f\ 0e<HM!CI ~ 8USINE$$ CENTElt OltlVE I NOflCE IS HEREBY OIVliN 1lwll • RAV lEO DOI.JIN fl<K Ill~ nerern .t 2*11 Borr-• Roed, trvlM, CA 9'ttS .,.1111on tor ~te of w111 •tld tor Elllerprl,. COll•l,.Ktlon II\(,, • IUllfn<t of l..ttten THt-tarv to Celllornl• C«llOfllflon, 111MJ Sll.y Park 11\e fletltiontr encl &Ulftorlr•llOll 10 &oul•w•rd, ''"'"'·CA fHIJ edml11111er tn• •\l•t• uno•r tnt Relfthotd Pl•lll•r, <iOt ""nc101• ,~,,.......,, Admllll\lr•flon Of E•ltl•• hrrace, ~ Oii M.tf, CA '1tJJ Atl rHertnee 10 Mllcll It 11'1-tot Tiiis llllJHltH ,, '°""'-ICIH tl)I "" 11n· furitter Pfr'll(UI ...... encl '""' "" 11 .... lll<MPOr•ttd -··•Ion Ofller 1111111 • •nd Pl•<t Of llttaflnQ IM ,.me II•• portl\Onlllp. been Ht tor Ottot>er 10. ••71. 111 10 ·oo l!"ltf"lltlM 11 M , In Ille (-1l"OOm ot ,,.""rl~l\I OW>t~llon Ill<., HO. ) of \Aid tout1, •I ttO C1v1< CAMer • lelM W!ltut• Ori•• Wnl. II\ Ille Cllv Of S.ttl• Al\•, Lloyd I llOM. C1lllor11 .. P19'HltM Oelt<t s.plember 0, l4t8. fnlt Ual-1 wes Ill• wltll lllt WILLI-I, •tJOt4N, COltnlv Clortl ol O<Of\98 COIHlly on Covnl• Clef~ AllOll\I l" 1"9. PLUNK ITT a "'-UNKITT CAl'fllaTtAMOMCoottALO A ....... , ... w.. ""'" 411 Olive Aft., •rJ_..T,C.W ttlU~.......,-,,,, .. ,c • .,,. Pvltll•llld C> ..... c..tl Otllv Pllo4 ~·· lQ. u. °'' 4,. 11 "71 ..... ,. ). • P.O ........ "4"tfl..,-a..tll, CAfJNa Tthllt41-... A'"""" ... ...._.. ~llt>ll•-OrtlflOO Cotit Dolly ....... S.pt. 20, 21, ,,, lt1t