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Home My WebLink About1979-04-13 - Orange Coast Pilot17 . .. Worst R'ee .. lfl"1 • ,. • '-.lrDellXIOD Coast Men Held Re·enaeted in In $100,000 Holy City Bookie Ring VOL. 12, NO. 1G, 4 SIECTIOflS, 4' l'AOIES Stations to Close Coast Drivers Hunt Gasoline By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of IM o.ilf Piiot Stllff Orange Coas t moto ris ts s warmed gasoline sta tions to· day, t.Qpping off their tanks in a ntic ipa tion of the wo r st weekend station shutdown or the current gasoline crunch. And motorists don't seem to mind that gasoline prices have topped the 90 cents per gallon ma rk in some locations. They're thankful to get 1t. An informal Daily Pilot spot check of 28 Orange Coast sta· lions showed that 86 percent will be closed on' Easler Sunday. "It'll take a m ira cle to get gasoline on Easter," observed one motorist. In Jenualem JERUSALEM <AP> -Chris· tian pilgrims trudged up the Via Dolorosa under the weight of wooden crosses today in a Good Friday re-enactment of Jesus' march to bis crucifixion. A Catholic procession led by Franciscan fria rs in brown robes wound through the narrow "Street of Sorrow'' under a hot midday sun, stopping for devo· lions at each of the 14 stations of the cross. Starting in the early morning hours, thousands or worshippers riled through the Crusader-buih Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the traditional site of Calvary and of Jesus' tomb. laraell IOldiers armed with as· Hult rifies patrolled the lanes ol the Oki Clty on alert against ter- rorist bombs. but they stayed away from the church. The task of keeping order was left to church officials, Arab poUce and scouts. Israeli tourism officials estimated 60,000 Christian pll· • 1rtm• came to the Holy Land in t &be laat month, and another 40,000 Jewtab touriata arrived to l eelebrate the week-Ions Pauover boUday. ) Suter wek climaxes Sunday • wltb paatllical bilh Ma11 out- •· aide the marble -encHed ••pulebre conducted by the LaUn pet.rtareb of Jeruaalem. On the same day , Eastern eburcMI celebrate Palm Sun- day to man the beainnin& of tbelr Bait.el> week. -.·fl Nearly all stations plan to be open Saturday morning. But most will be padlocking lhe pumps by mid-afternoon. The survey also found that on- ly o ne station is limiting the amount of gasoline a customer may buy. Calls from motorists worried about wee kend g a solin e availiblity were pouring into the SERVICE STATION TIMES LISTEO-A3 Automobile Club of Southern California offi ces in Anaheim at the rate of 100 per hour, said Betsy Li ndley, one of three ser vice representatives manning the busy phones. Many callers wanted to know names and locations of specific stations planning to be open information the associa tion does not provide. Overall, an auto club survey found that 71 percent of stations in Orange and Los Angeles coun- ties will be closed Sunday. In outlying areas along the slate's major highways. only 36 percent of the stations will be shut down, the auto club survey showed. Here are highlights or the Orange Coast gasoline scene: -THE WGHEST PRICE for unleaded gasoline was found at Newport Center Texaco where the fue l was selling for 92.9 cents al the ''full" serve pumps. -THE LOWEST PRICE was 80.9 cents for unleaded at the "seU serve" pumps at Fair Exx- on, Fair Drive and Fairview Road in Costa Mesa. -STATIONS PLANNING to be open Sunday are Rod's Arco, Fairview Road and Sunflower Street, Costa Mesa; Weslclllr Arco, Irvine Avenue and Weslclilf Drive, Newport Beach, <if gasoline supplies hold up), Corona del Mar Chevron. Pacific Coast Highway and MacArthur Boulevard, Newport Beaeb and Moon Gordon Mobil, 1729 S. 1:1 Camino Real, San Clememe, (mornlftl only). (lee GM ITAftON8, Pase AZ) Marketa Cloeed NEW YORK <AP> Seeuritiel and commodities eK· cbantet were cloeed today In ob- servanee fA Good Friday. .. ' Auto' oman HUNTINGTON BEACH WOMAN DIES lt<f HEAD-ON COLLISION A Police Officer Inspects Wreckhge of Death Car O•oly Pl ... S .. 11 l''lfl• CIA Opposes Article Magazine to Publish Vganda 'Spy Story' PORTLAND. Ore . CAP> - Th e e d itor of a m o nthly magazine said he will publish an edition today with a humorous article about spying in Uganda -despite objections from the CIA about certain portions of the article. "We've got to make some de- letions where we agreed to . . . where the CIA made a case about it," Bates said . That was an account of an altercation between Mullen and Amin following an impromptu race in the Uganda president's swimming pool. "We did not agree lo a lot of othe r deletions with regard to ope rations that Jay discusses. If we agreed to a ll the deletions they asked for. the story would have been grossly disfigured ... he said. CIA Associate Counsel John Greany fl e w to Portland on Thursday a nd met privulcly with Bales and Mullen for five <See CIA, Page AZ> AFRICA SILENT ON FALL OF AMIN-A4 where certain lives would be in dang er," Oregon Magazine Editor Tom Bates said today before lea ving for the printing 2 Coast Residents Charged as Bookies plant. Two Orange Coast residents The article, "1 Was ldl Amin's are among three people arrested Basketball Czar," is an account on bookmaking charges thfs of spy activities in Uganda by week in what sheriff's deputies Jay Mullen of Medford. Ore., allege was the break-up of a who was a CIA agent In that $100,000-a-week belling opera· African country in the early ll_pn. 1'it°!i!8~a::~rh:ed the arti· Held in Orange County Jail cle 81 lively and humorous. are Thomas Arthur Martin. 29. "We didn't expect any trouble of 368 E. 18th St.. Costa Mesa, and Edward Michael Elias, 32, from the CIA over this," he said or 9872 Gettysburg Drive, Hunt· Thursday before meeting with lngton Beach, deputies reported. the CIA representative. One section oflhe story issub· T h e t h I r d s u s p e c t e d 6841 Atlantic Ave .. Long Beach. deputies said. The arrests capped a rour· month investigation by sbertff's vice officers and Ute Long Beach Police Department. Officers aUe1ed the three operated by ~ from their homes to take beta on hone rac· lng and sports events. A Fountain Valley man. SUS· peeled of semnc ~ocalne. allo was arrested durtDa the course • or the alleged bookmaktna bust, deputies said. He was idenUfled ae Ronald Alan Ayree, 27. ol 1115 Luu.Ave. Man, 18,:~ Held on Charges A 57-year -old woman was killed on Pacific Coast High\\ay in Huntington Be<1ch Thursday night when her car was struck head-on by a car police allege was stolen and driven by a drunken 18-year-old man. The name or the victim. a Huntington Beach resident. has not been re leased p ending notification of he r next of kin. She reportedly died at the ac· cident scene on Pacific Coast Highway near Brookhurst Street about 9 : 17 p.m. The othe r d river . Thomas Da nny Triplett. of 4040 In· dia na po li s Ave .. Huntington Beach. reportedly was driving a stolen car that crossed over the painted cente r d ivider a nd struck the westbound vehicle , police said. Traffic Sgt. Carl Vidano. who was parked. said he clocked the car driven by Triplett at 81 mph eastbound on Pa cific Cout Highway, swerving and narrow·, ly missing other autos. The collision apparently ocJ curred before Sgt. Vidano couldf reach full speed in an attempt toi halt the auto. J T he car driven by Triplett~ burst Into flames after the cof. 1 lision but he was pulled from the (See CRASH, Page AZ> Orang~ c .oast . \ Weather Hazy sunshine through Saturday with patchy low cloudiness and fog late tonight and early Satur-. day morning . ILows tonight mid to upper 50s. ' \ Highs Saturday 70 at beaches to upper 708 in· land. IN81•E TeD4' Y Walll to bob Oii t/w ba11 willtoslt _,..a ,acht? fi'iftd out when to md a boot Jor llw IOffllnd • Pafle Cl. . ... . AtY-llntce If ... ....... ~ ·r ~;-E A C1 ......... .. 'Iii--- • . titled ''How I punched ldl Amin bookmaker was identified as tn the nose and lived to tell ( Dennla James McDanie 0 ls, 35. o~- • ••· ··~·s.;t;..I." •••• -.i l , Al CWl V Ptl.OT s Frldey, April t3, im e 17 Victims Bu1-ied 1, North ll-"' Mouna. Ton.adO DUmter WICHITA FALL.I, ....... <AP> -This North Teau corn· ~ munlty'i. two fuaeral bom•• l wtrt' boQked wttll bourly 1ervict>s t oday H reta UvH buried n of 44 person kllled by the torn1do that wll>t'd out u lJ•IQ ....... rnaAe4H'•• _.._ ..... Ill M<'Uritv wu Th• hourly funeral Hrvlces area -a ·~ , bk M an It 1o a m One funeral :"!!~ ~!~~. ~tboul bo~• wu 10 .,Acked lt could ol· - 3 •.-ct to al fer only ar.vllide memorials. •Pffidi.a ~-•M MY«' "We ft't'I the people have been hun ...,,..,de:..... h h .. ·aid Bob But delpile bc.•e(td up patrol• throu.c e noul( . cJ ' s l , l I t Muon fune rul 1rec or a and doubled che<'kP<> n A, ~ OwelMl·Brumlcy Funeral Home. Dlaa1,er relief tea mt ton 'tinued tb pour lllto th~ dlauter ~ha~..!!.!!°":rewi!~u vi:i~~na "ll Just loo~s like h'av~ng Ot -.... • f(ravealde services would take overnlpt. the presaure oH these families." An estimated 20.000 of this c1Ly't 96,000 residents were left homele111 by the tornado that raked the Texu O kl ~homa border Tuesduy . leavmg 15 other persons dead in Lawwn, Okla . and Vernon and Harrold, Texas In Norfolk Bicentennial Ship Hunted in East BALTIMORE <AP> The eight men and two women, most or them in their 20s with some Coast Guard sent seven long. sailing experience, may have range a1r<·rart into an area or tried to avoid u weekend storm the Atlantic today 240 miles east off the Carolinas nnd headed out of the Vir~in1a eoast ln search of to sea. the schooner Pride of Baltimore Th ey predic ted that the and its crew or 11 . The sailing wooden replica of un early 19th vessel is four days overdue in century Balllmorc clipper - Norfolk, Va which has bet>n overdue before, The area was selected with the sometimes as long tis HI duys aid of a compute r used by the would arriw ut Norfolk today. Coast Guard to analyze in~ormad· Nevertheless. Coust Guard Of· lion known about the ship an . ficials decided to use the com· weather conditions. , puter and to broaden the search Baltimore officials said the for the t:J6 .. foot wooden, two. crew which includes a seasoned m asted topsail schooner . ~apt~in. Churles Whitcomb. ~. Thursday's search involved one Coast Guard airplane. 2 Students Arrested in Early today the com~.uter "spit out a search area orf Cape Henry. Va .. north~1est of Bermuda. said Petty Officer lst Cl a s s Andres Bo l inaga in Ports mouth. Va. The pl anes a.re C.amera Thefts surveying a 425,000·square n:i1le _ __ area .. as close in a s 120 miles Two Marina High School stu· dents wern arrested al a Hunl- 1 n g to n Beac h photog raphy equipment st.ore Thursday after they allegedly tried to peddle a camera and lenses stolen the day before from a store in F'oun· tain Valley Booked into Ora nge County Jail on suspicion of grand thert was David G. Tiezzi, 18, of 17552 Woodfe rn Drive, Huntington Beach. His companion. a 16-year·old , boy. was arrested for suspicion of grand theft and released later to his mother , Fountain Valley police said. The boys were a rrested al Photography Unlimited. 16889 Beach Blvd . al 11 a .m . Thurs- day by Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley officers. The cam e r a a nd le nses, valued at Sl.321. were reported stole n from atop a counter In Fountain Valley Camera . 8045 Magnolia St .. Wednesday after- noon Fro111PageAJ CRASH •.• wreckage by Sgt. Vidano. Triplett suffered c uts and burns and was take n to Pacifica Community Hospital where he was treated before being booked •l city jaut. and some further out than the 240·mile average ... he added. The vessel is on the last leg or a 7 OOO·mile winter cruise to the Ca~ibbean. It left its home berth Oct. 19 and was due to dock ul the Port of Baltimore on Satur- day ll was to arrive in Norfolk on Tuesday, but when it hit heuvy northwesterly winds Sunday. it was sent perhaps 200 to 300 miles offshore, said Thomas !-'. Norton, director of OpNuL1on Sa il. Inc ., the company that operates the vessel for the city. Norton said the "prudent" thing to do when faced with strong winds. such as those en- countered by the P ride, is to sail offshore. "I'm really not surprised they haven't found it. Have you ever tried t.o find a ship from the air? It's a big ocean. I s us pect they'll find her if they go far enough off· shore," Norton said. The vesse l h a s a n 8 5 horsepower engine used for docking, but the s mallness or the engine left the sch<>?ner ~uln~ra ble to changes in wmd direction. In addition, its sma ll radio ms-y not have picked up Coast Guard messages sent on distress fre· quencies t.o ocean .going vessels, urging them to be on a lookout for the schooner. The Pride was built by the city during the bicentennial as a goodwill a mbassador and was commissioned in April 1977. President Curler declared Wicb&la Falls a disaster area Thursday Federat a'nd st_ate of· f1c1als plunncd to o~n d1sas~er ai.sis ta.nce centers ln the city Saturday. . American Insurance Ass0<:ta· lion adjusters estimated insured damage a l $204 million in Wi('h1la Falls. while losses in Lawton were put at Sl3 million. Red Cross volunteers predicted 90 pe rcent or the devastated structures were Insured. Richard Bulnicky, Red Cross director or damage assessmenUi who n ew here from Cali fornia, s aid t he viciou s tw is te r d estroyed m o r e than 6.400 homes 150 mobile homes and 1,100 apartment units in Wichita County. "It is Incredible that that many people arc homeles~,'' said Balnicky. "We kept hearmg about it out in Calirornia and we JUSt couldn't believe it. .. Meanwhile. a new s warm or tornadoes hit widely S('atlercd sections or the country Thurs- day. . In Wichita Falls, a steady ram fell Thursday night on the gap- ing holes that once were homes. Workmen restored power to the city Thursday and cloudy brown waler began flowing through pipes a lthough residents were warned to boil it. Throug h ou t Thu r s da y bulldozers scrapped the ruhble into heaps and car avans of pickups streamed from the• area, loaded with batll•red fu rniture. mattresses and clothing. N alional Guardsmen strictly enforced a 7 p.m..to·6:30 a .m . curfew on the disaster !'-ile. Restaurants and convenience stores in the city shut down early so employees could be orr the street by the 9 p.m . curfew in ef- fect for the rest of the city. "Most or the people who come in here are still so stunned they can •t even thinlc or what they need," said volunteer J a mie Henderson white sorting clothes al Midw este rn State University's coliseum. Mission Aborted MOS CO W <AP > -A Bulgarian a nd a Soviet cos- monaut were slightly more than two miles away from docking with the Salyut space st ation when they had to abort their ap· proach and return to earth. the Soviet Communi s t P arty ne wspaper Pravda reported lo· day. A problem with the braking rocket was blamed. Triplett haa t>een cha r gc.-d with manaleught.er, felony drunken dr1 v1ng 6tnd a uto the ft, in vf!•ti1111tor1 aa1d N<> b;ul hai; ~•nkl'l Factory Output Rebound Strong Mesa Police Lack Ones in Murder WASHINGTON CA P > After two monthB or winter sluggish· -.ess. the output or the nation's factories rebounded a strong 0.8 percent In March, the govern· ment said toc:Jay. The March increase, following a slight rise in February and no change in January, produced a first-quarter total or 0.9 percent. Thal would be equivalent lo an annual growth rate or 3.5 per· cent , the 1''ederal Reserve said. I DAILY PILOT ,,,. 0.-C-o.ii.. 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In t he earlie r c ase, J oan Virginia Anderson. 28, a mother of two. was found bludgeoned to death in her home. No arrests have been made in the case. Lazar said police were unable to link the two cases. Probe Opens At Hospital SACRAMENTO (APl A s urprise state inspection has started at SuUer Memorial llos pilal , which had a staff anesthesiologist charged with commilUng sexual crimes on un· conacloua patlent.J. "There obvloutlY ta 1 problem at Sutter M411monal if wbat I read iP the papW'l l1 true," Barry Dorfman, ualatant direct.or or the-s t a le Health Services Dep1rtmenl, told a news con· ference Tbunday. The •ne1lhealolo1i1t, Dr. WllUarn Mloftk)', la char1ed wltb lmPQlin1 hlmaetr aeaually on anatbeei&ed female pat.tents durinl IUJ"lel'Y · Miss Rawlins . a shipping clerk for Shiley Laboratories Inc. in Irvine was last seen alive by a cousin' of her roommate. Police found no signs of forced entry or of a :itruggle in ~1or ap~rt~ent .. Lazar said mvesl1 gat1on is c·onlinuin~ and that anyone wi~h lnformulion that could help 1s uri~ed to contact polirc. Rapist Flees Jail; Swpect ln2m1Rape SAN LUIS OBISPO cAP> -A convicted r apist who escaped from the Cal ifornia Me n's Colony was ·believed to have r aped one or three coeds he held hostage for nine hours the same day, police said. A man resembling escapee John House. 25, broke Into a home In the northwest section of the city Thursday after House's escape from prison, then bound a nd raped the first woman lo ar· rive home, police said. Two other women who entered the residence late r also were lied up. All three victims a~e students al Cal Poly San Luis Ob ls po. After nine hours, one or the women mana1ed to break free, authorities sald, and the rapist n ed on foot. HoWM! had been serving a six· month to ure term for forcible rape when he escaped Thu~ay mornins. He was convtct.ed In Kern County ln July 1977. Still Twistin' C'huhby CllC't'kL·r . who m ad e fa.mou~ the "twist ." enli ~ens the e ncore ol the ope ning rughl Thursday . of the off- Broad v.uy musi<·al ··s hindig" a l :'\~w York Caty 's Center Thl'at<.·r Ill· 101m•d tht· ('<.ISl for the fina l number f 'rom Page Al GAS STATIONS •.. -ANXIOUS MOTORISTS waited Ill line to pay 83.9 c<'n~ for self ~crw unl<:adt•d ;,it I rvme Union, one of t wo ~tut1ons JUSt off the Santa Ana Freeway in East Irvine An d 1r they couldn't get in a self st•rn• line. they queued up ul full serve pump!'- whe re unleadl·d sold for 88 !.I cents. "I don't ht-l it•\'t• 11." ::.<1 1d La rrv Ra ll ew. !'-talion owm•r "I'm· ~cit i ng 95 p('rcent or what I got this t1mt• la..,t year, but I'd say the demand 1s up 17. ma~ be 18, percent. I wonder where they're all going ... -"PEOPLE DON'T CARE how much they have to pay as long as it's available." said Bet· ty Williamson, as bumper·to- bumper lanes crawkd through From Page A I CIA ... hours while reporters hovered outside. Neither Grc<.1ny nor Bales pro- posed going to <·ourl over tht> article. In Washington on Thursday night, CIA spokes man Herbert Hetu confirmed that Mullen. a former CIA employee. sent the a rtic le to the agency in keeping with a n ag r e e m e nt C I A employees make when they JOin the agency. Bates said, "lie cMullen l wa:- there lo s py on Chinese and Russian agents. too They even t r ied to seduce him with " beautiful agent." lie said Mullen, who had u degree in African language~. O!'- tensibly was a prort'~Mir or tht• university at Kampalu, ~:.inda. her husband's station, George Williamson Chevron. Michelson and Culver drives in Irvine's University Park. All pumps .at the station are full serve, wit h unlea ded fue l s elling for 87.9 cents per gallon. .. And I expect a price increase v('ry soon." Mrs. Williamson added -LAGlJNA C H EVRON Service. Pal'1fic Coast Hi ghway al Legion Street. may be open Saturday "but it "111 only be un- til noon. if that," a n employee ~aid. -FOUNTAIN VALLEY and Huntington Beach drivers wi ll find ample gasoline early Satur· dav and none on Sunday, the s urvey showed "We'll jus t ke~p pumping on Saturday until the supply runs out ." said one Fountain Valle) station owner. 'It could be 4 o 'l.'lock. it could be 6, hut 1t·~ l't.>rtain we won't be open on Sun· day" Consumer experts encouraged motorists to beat the squeeze bv planning their driving -doin~ several errands on one trip rather t han lots of running around. They also said drivers should a void jack r abbit starts and s trictly observe the 55 mph federally mandated s peed limit. They don't ent'ourage topping off tanks . . ·'Think of the quarter tank pomt as the empty point and a void gass- ing upon the weekend." said Mike Maniste r. director of the travel researt'h a nd publications depart· ment fort he auto club. Maruster said the only result of frequent topping off is long hoes at the pumps. \VeatlieF Reflects Season ·. r , , • , , ~ ,_ .... _ ~ c ~ : 1• ·~ ' BJ fte A.Meela&ed Preu : School'• out but it's still three : R •1 rellflon, recreation and • r e laxation -that Southe rn : Cnhfornlnns will be concentral· : lnJ( on this weekend. • t Whethe r plans for lhe. weeke nd focus on outdoor : Eaater •unris e 1ervlce1, or•.: be1chet blessed with sunshine ~ a nd warm tempera tures. the ~ weathtt conditions are nearly• ; kleal. · \ Although some coaatal low , cloud" ar possible night and i mornl"", the National Weathe~ t St-rvlcf' 1~ pn:d1cting fair skies. i much of lht· lime with highs in l the upper 70 ~ and low 80's, and ( N WllUaUy JllJ Wtnd • : l Jn the r ·t·r ·at1un category, the S first UU.k 11t l/1 ~ct lo the recrea · , tton. and frc•w.i.ay~ wi ll be ~ jam med as th(Ju .. andi; or pe~ ~ from Loe An~elP~ trade places-S with their mon· rural cousins fo~ : the weekend : : Am on~ the de~ltna lions for : e1ty dwellers will be Blythe, on : th e C ol o rado R iver ThtS~ R1 vers1de Sheriff's office says. i~; wilt be beefing up patrols, ln ... : «luding lhl' boat patrol on th~.: river . ~ "Thr county «a mps1les are ftlhn~ up. :rnd I'm already see~~ 1ng a lot of IJoats betng towect • in," said Sgt Art Roberts. ~; Riverstd(' Shl'ra ff''> offi cer , Ile pn'<11ctcd a M'cond pea~ , traffic period about twilight Sun: l cla y :is eH•ryonc swaps places ! Jgain : At the end of a long Eastern : "1ntcr, the college '>et blows o.rr ; :.team on the Ea~ter weekend Ill ; Fort Lauderdale. Fla. lo · southern California, though. the : young people ~ead for Pal"!: Springs. The pohce there alreadY.: have made a coupleof sweepsof a. canyon that is on I ndiao land, cil·: mg some young campers for : trespas~ing . "But they're really quite welt:: beha ved," saJd Tom Hanlon of~ the Con vention and Visitors : Bureau. "And we e ven have: some rooms available for the ~ weekend. but nol every kind that; might ordirwrily I><' a vaila ble.".: What atxmt pl am old relaxing·~: Yo u can do tha t in your ; backyard, or cour..e. but if yo1,1 ; ure bound fur the beaches. the · lifeguards ..,,.~ you could hardly : find a tx'llt'r coupk or days. with . t" o to four foot swells. near· ; pe rfect air temperature with lit:. tie wind. and water te mperature : in the high 50's for those who : have thl' energy to actually g<>: into the water. Somoza Forces : . Powul Esteli OUTS I DE ESTEL i .: Nicaragua IAP> -Leftist guer-: ri ll a s he ld th e n o rthern · Nicaraguan city of Esleli for the : seventh day today despite heavy ; fire from President Anastasio ~ Somoza 's artillery and pla nes. ~ I R e porte rs stoppe d at a · roadblock four miles south of the ~ city could see explos ions and ;. s moke as the national guard's~ fighters attacked with rockets. i A lieutenant commanding the ~ roadblock on the Pan American ~ H ighway said heavy fighting ~ was under way and the national : g uurd. Somoza 's combi ned , army and national police force, hoped to recapture the city to·~ day. ' SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS . SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SOUDS PLAIDS STllNS TWROS DEMIMS COIDUIOYS POPI.IMS ' s ~:VOL. 72, NO. 103, ~SECTIONS,~ PAGES Motorists swarm Vo•r •••et•• Dally Ne••••11e CIN Pump--~- By ta£0Ea1CK St.'HO£an;11L Ot .. O.lty ,.. ... , .... • Otan(lc Coas t' motorist swarm~ aru11ollnt' st tion to day, topp RI Off lhc1r tanl.s In 86 Percent of Stations to Close Easter 80.9 cents for unleaded at t "self serve" pumps at Fair Ex on, Fair Drive and Fairvie Road in Costa Mesa. ~ ..an ticipation or th~ -.or~t beclosedonEastcrSundliy weekend stat on s hutdown of Uw "lt.'11 toke a nuracl-.. to ijct current gasoline ('runch g41so1J~ on Ea~ter," o~crvud And motorists don't seem to one motoralit : mind that gasoline prices havt.' Nearly all 11tat1oni:, plan to bl' 'topped the 90 cents per gallon open Saturday mornlng But mark ln aome locations They're most will be padlocking tht 1 thankful to get il. pumps by m1d·afternoon • An informal Daily Pilot spot The survey also round that on l check of 28 Orange Coast sta ly one station 1s limiting the r l1 0ns showed that 86 percent Will amount Of gasoline 8 customer * * * * * • Cranston on Enef flll ~ Senator Backs Windfall Tax Sen. Alan Cranston said today he will help lead the fight In the sen ate to pass President Carter's proposed windfall tax on oil company profits. The Democral. Californja's senior senator met this morning with Orange County business and community leaders al il breakfast hosted by Pacifie Mutual Life Insurance Co. al the firm's Newport Beach head· quarters. During the breakfast he dis· cussed a variety of issues. but most of his remarks centered on ene rgy Later. Cranston told reporters he will be among tti,c senators pushing President Carter's oil E/,ectricity Injures Workman A Southern California Edison Co. ulllity man was critically ~ burned Thursday when he con· tacted a 66.000·volt line al the Santiago substation near Easl Irvine. County firemen at the scene said the severity of t he shoe!< literally burned the clothes off the body of John Willems, 51. Orange. A company spokesman said Willems was applying a herbicide to weeds growing near '1 a transrormer when he contact ',,. ed a high energy line. ExacUy •f how contact was made was not immediately known , the spokesman said Willems suffered second and third-degree burns over 86 per· cent o( his body. He is listed in critical condition today at UC Irvine Medical Center. Edison officials said they have ordered an investigation of the mcident. The Santiago facility is one of five major distribution and switching stations in Orange County The substation serves i primarily the south county area. ' • There was no disruption in service to Edison customers, · company officials said. Willems received emergency 1 : treatment at the scen e by • : Drange County Paramedics · before he was transported to the l ;, burn center deregulation and oil profit tax bill through Congres!i when it 1~ introduced this summer. "I think Americans will be more inclined to conserve oil 1f they feel the s acrifices are shared.·· he said of the plan to tax domestic oil profits. He said such a tax shouldn't impede oil company efforts to incre .. se the domestic supply because those companies stand to make "huge profits" when crude oil prices are deregulated. He said the purpose of the prof it tax. which would apply only to old oil oil that is being pu m ped when the law is enacted would be to provide the federal government with funds to use in d eveloping other energy sources The government also would use the tax funds to encourage exploration ror more domestic oil, he said. But the senator said he hasn't poJled his Congressional col· leagues to find out bow they feel 1 about the proposal. "I think it's too soon to know just exactly what tbe reaction will be." be said. ··Whal we need is to get reaction from across the country. When citizens start expressing their views. the Congress will react." He said that, if the oil tax plan rails, then he is likely lo support continued regulations or crude oil prices. "I don't think the ~controls work very well," he said. adding that, without the tax on oil com· oany profits be wouldn't be will· ing to see price regulations lifted. Shah's Men Executed TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -Fmng s quads executed 10 more or the shah's men today, including the general in charge of pom1cal prisoners at Tehran's Qas r Prison and the chief of air force counterintelligence. In a renewal of tension. meanwhile, hundreds or anti· government demonstrators as· sem bled in a park and an estimated 1.000 Khomeini sup- porters marched through the capital. The latest deaths, announced by the state radio. raised to 119 the number of confirmed execu- tions since the forces or Shiite Mos l em le ade r Ayat ollah Rqhollab Khomeini ousted the last royal governD\ent of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi two months ago. Fires Eought Woman Gets Unique Job • Sa11la Ana Fire Department 81 IOANNE aBYNOLD8 ... ..., ......... Dixie Anden, 23, la a unique employee among the ranks or Harbor Area fire departments. She's not a flrefi1hter, but Ille'• not a eecntary either. She la tbe Newport Beach Fire Department's new education 1peclall1t. She w11 hired to teaeb Newport reelclentl how to • llM'ftllll fine aad wbat to do lf ......... -. ·~ Int ....... ·~-med ... .,.,..,~1···· l ...... • ~ 0 1 ._, bave tbe stnqtb, • 1•Dtl0Mlbr, to do ti ........ would Aft IOID.udal to do ....................... Alldlrl tame to Newport J-M*·two ..... ...., from the wbere_ahe held a similar post for a year. She said she got Into her line of work by chance. "I was earning DIY teaching credential at Cal SU.le Fullerton and I bad an assignment to give a s peech, so 1 decided to do tt on CPR <cardlo·p&&lmonary re- suscitation>,'' abe said. W1*a • went to the Santa Ana depmt..at to borrow the dum1111 med to demoostr ate CPR, Ille -.S out there waa a job o--. tor• fire p,.vention educatlta tpeelalbt. She took the Job, ·•r rnDY want to teach, but. in CaUfsaia riaht now. the prol· pect• a re n't too 1ood. Thia f8"ftGU:llNO. Pllp Alt may bu,y C .. lls from mOlC>rtSlb worried abo ut weekend gasoline availiblily were pouring into the Automobile Club of Southern Calirorrua om ces in Anaheim at the rate of 100 per hour, said Betsy Lindley, one of three service representatives manning the busy phones. Many callers wanted to know names and locations or specific stations planning to be open - information the association does not provide. Overall, an auto club survey found that 71 percent or stations in Orange and Los Angeles coun· ties will be closed Sunday. In outlying areas along the state's major highways. only 36 percent of the stations will be shut down, the auto club survey s howed. Here are highlights of the Oran·ge Coast gasoline scene : -THE IDGHEST PRICE for unleaded gasoline was found at Newport Center Texaco where the fuel was selling for 92.9 cents at the "full" serve pumps. -THE LOWEST PRICE was Bppnns Echo -STATIONS PLANNlNG to be open Sunday are Rod's Arco. Fairview Road and Sunflower Street, Costa Mesa; WestcUff Arco. I rvine Avenue and Westcliff Drive, Newport 8each, 1 if gasoline supplies hold up>. Corona del Mar Chevron. Pacific Coast Highway and MacArthur Boulevard, Newport <See GAS STATIONS, Page A2) Pilgrims Take Christ's Path Getting Readg . Rich a rd King. 7. of Irvine got an early start on his Easter basket at an egg decorating workshop held Thursday in University Community Park. About 30 Irvine youngsters showed up al the city-sponsored event. JERUSALEM (AP > -Hyrnru. echoed along the n.arrow, serpentine Via Dolorosa on Good Friday as hundreds of Chris· tians. some bearing wooden crosses. followed the path Christ walked t.o his crucifixion. Believers from dozens of na lions stopped for prayer today at the Via's nine stations of the cross before filing into th~ Church of the Holy Sepulcher to visit the last fi ve stations. Thousands crowded into th~ incense-filled church, built by the Crusaders about 800 years ago. and climbe d a s teep sta ircase to the top of Calvary After descending, many knell to kiss the marble stone of unction. where Jesus was wrapped in a shroud. From the Praetorium, where Jesus was sentenced to die. to Calvary. where he was nailed to the cross. the crowds moved in winding processions under a hut sun. from just after sunrise through mid-day. A few hundred pilgrims followed the official procession of the Roman Catholic Church. led by Franciscans in nowing brown robes. but many more made the solemn ha lf·hour lrt!k Tornado Victims Buried WICHITA FALLS, Texas <AP> This North Texas com· munily's two funeral homes w ere booked with hourl y services today as relatives buried 17 or 44 persons killed by the tornado that wiped out a 12·square-mile area. Disaster relief teams con· tinued lo pour into the disaster area while a net of security was pulled tighter Officials prohibit· ed entry into the area without special passes issued to several hundred residents. But despite beefed·up patrols and doubled checkpoints. more than 20 persons were a rrested for looting and curfew violations overnight. The hourly funeral services began at 10 a.m. One funeral home was so packed it could of· fer only graveside memorials. "We feel the people have been th rough enough," said Bob Mason, fune ral dire ctor al Owens·Brumley Funeral Home. "It jus t looks like· having graveside services would take the pressure off these families." An estimated 20,000 of this city 's 96,000 resid ents were left homeless by the tornado that -Deify ........... ._ FINDS A WAY TO TUCH l"'9 Dap•rt,..ftt'• Aftden ... raked t he T e xas ·Oklahoma border Tuesday, leaving 15 other persons dead in Lewton, Okla .. and Vernon and Harrold, Texas . Pres ide nt Carte r declared Wichita Falls a disaster area Thursday. Federal and state of- ficials planned to open disaster assistance centers in the city Saturday. American Insurance Associa lion adjusters estimated insured damage at S204 million in Wichita Falls. while losses in Lawton were put at $13 million. Red Cross volunteers predicted 90 percent of the devas tated structures were insured. Ri chard Balnicky. Red Cross "'director of damage assessments who flew here from California. said the vicious twis ter destroyed more than 6.400 homes, l50 mobile homei:, and 1.100 apartment 1.1mts in Wichita County. Overdue in Norfolk Bicentennial Ship Hunted in East BULLETIN BALTIMORE <API -The overdue Prtde of Ballimore en· tered Delaware Bay with all aboard reported safe this after· noon rollowtng the start of a wide·ranglag military search for the wooden s ailing vusel, authorities said. BALTIMORE IAP l The Coast Guard sent seven long· range aircraft into an area of the Atlantic today 240 miles east of the Virginia coast in search or the schooner Pride of Baltimore and its crew of 11. The HiUng vessel is rour days overdlae ln Norfolk. Va. The area was selected with the aid of a computer used by the Coast Guard to analyze lnlorma· lion known about the ship and weather conditions. Ba I ti more officials said the crew, which in.eludes a seasoned Captain Accwted WASIUNGTON CAP> -The captain of the Coast Guard cut· ter Cuyahoga Is to go before a court·martial board May 1 on In· voluntary manslaughter and other charlft ttlemming from a Chesapeake Bay collision that kUled u of tM 29 men aboard his ship. . . .. '\ captain. Charles WMtcomb. 52. eight men and two women, most of them in their 20s with some sailing experience, may have tried to avoid a weekend storm off the Carolinas and headed out to sea. They predicted that the wooden replica of an early l9th century Baltimore clipper which has been overdue before. sometimes as long as 10 days - would arrive at Norfolk today. Nevertheless. Coast Guard of. ficials decided to use the com· puter and to broaden the search for the 136·foot wooden, lwo- m a s ted topsail sch ooner. Thursday's search Involved one Coast Guard airplane. Early today the computer "spit out a searcb area" orr Cape Henry, Va ., northwest of Bermuda, said Pettf Officer 1st Class Andres Boltnaga in Portsmouth, Va. The pla'*i are 1urve)'iq a 425,000.squere mlle area "as elole in as 1JO miles and aome further out than t he 240·mile average,'' be added . The veuel is on the last '91 of a 7 ,000-mlle wlnter cruise to t.be Caribbean. lt left its home berth Oct. 19 and wa.s due to dock al the Port ol Baltimore on Satur· day. }•I .. .... ,, ..... individually or in groups of a few doze~ Police barricades closed off side roads to a llow a n urunter· rupted now along the famous walled street The actual path Christ trudged was los t centuries ago as original Jerusalem was buried under the rubble of wars and di s a s te r s The curre nt Via <See CHRIST, Page A2> Five Hurt In Hit-rull. Car Chase Four p erso n s wer e hospitalized as the result of a IOO·mph freeway chase Thurs· day that began with a hit-run in· cident on a Costa Mesa surface street. police said today. In all. five persons were hurt in three separate collisions that- puncluated the incident. police s aid. Arres ted on suspicion of felony drunken driving and retooy hit a nd run wa!> Gordon Keith Walck. 25. San Jose He wa.ti in stable condition today m the in· tensive eare unit at Tustin Com· munity Hospital, officia ls said . Costa Mesa Police Officer Alan Cain said the incident began at 11 :45 p.m. Thursday when Walck's pickup truck col· lided with a car driven by Eu ge ne A . Anti s ta . 40 . Pasadena. That collis ion took place on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Cain said Antista was n't in· jured, but Claire Antista. 39, Costa Mesa. who was ridfog with him. s uffered cuts and bruises The Antis tas r e portedly chased the pic kup truck and were joined by Officer Bob Cornuke. who had h eard lht: crash. Cam said. The Antistcis then dropped out of tht.t pursuit, he said. The truck cul over Merrimac Way past Orange Coast College and down Fair Drive past Costa Mesa police headquarters, Cain said When it headed northbound on the Costa Mesa -Newport Free way , the Californi a Highway Patrol joined the chase, he said. · The pursuit e nded about 10 <See CHASE, Page AZ> Coast Weather J Hazy s unshine through l Saturday with patchy low cloudiness and fog late tonight and early Satur day morning. Lows tonight mid to upper SOs. Highs SaLurday 70 at beaches to upper 70s in· land. INSIDE T8D~ Y Wont 10 bob on llte bo~ wUhotd,,..,..., o l/(JClat? Find out tolWnr to md o boot tor lite WHlnd Oft Pote Cl. ··-· ... ,,_ lef'll4clt ... .... L..-.. ............... 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Jews were rommemoraUq t~e wet.>t Iona Pa sovt-r holiday. markl. a th I rullte exodu.a from F.gy~ Good "rlda 'l~'r\ Ices w rt h"ld out. 1\le th· c1~· -. atlb at thc- Rarden tomb. which some Chrb tiaos "'''«'rt' s the true ~•te of tht' ('ru<'lfix100 A lone hn of· v. or'hl l>~·r s tooct Ollhilde lhl• I~ foot tu~h muu:.oleum wmtm~ to llaht a' cnndll.· at thi• tomb v. hert· t.rudltlon :,nys Christ ro:w rrom the d ad 'fht" muusoleum wall be tht• center of relebra11ons Sunda \\he n the Lnttn 1•1.iraar<.'h of 3crusalem recites lll~h Mass. l\rmed old1ers s auntered through the n. rrow lanes ot lhc Old City, but the patrols kept out of tht> wuy of the many pro cessions along the Vrn Ooloroi.a They Wt-rt! watching out for Pall'sttruan l<.'rr(lnst uttacks in tended to undt•rmine lsrncl's peace with E~ypt. Eleven ter ronst explosions since Jan. J have killed seven people and wounded 169, mos t of them in Jerusalem. GM Recalls 172,000 Cars WASHINGTON IAP> General Motors Corp,. is vol uotarily rec a l Ii og 112.000 or its 1m and 1978 Chevrolet Monza, Pontiac Starbird and Oldsmobile Starfire automobiles to correct a problem that could make steering dif· ficult , the National Highway Trame Safety Administration announced today. The agency said the re. call is to reinforce the al· Lachment area or the left ('nginc mount bracket. On· ly vehicles with the L-4. 151 CID cnl{ine a rc in volved. The agency said it knows of no accidents or 10Jur1es resultin~ from the prob l em. but urged owners to have their cars corrected as soon as they receive recall notjce let- ters from GM. Bookmaking Ring Hit, 3 Arrested Two Orange Coast residents are among three people a rrested o n bookmaking charges this week in what sheriff's deputies allege was the break-up of a $100,000·a -week betting opera-tion. Held in Orange County J aH are Thomas Arthur Martin, 29. of 368 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa, and Edward Michael Elias, 32. of 9872 Gettysburg Drive, Hunt- ington Beach, deputies reported. • Th e th ir d s u s p e cted bookmaker was ide ntified as Dennis J ames McDaniels, 35, of 6841 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, deputies said . The arrests capped a rour- month investigation by sheriff's vice officers and the Long Beach Police Department. Officers a ll eged the three operated by phone fr.om their homes to take bets on horse rac- ing a nd sports events. A Fountain Valley man, sus- pected of selling cocaine, also was arrested during the course of the alleged bookmaking bust, deputies said. He was identUied as Ronald Alan Ayres. 27, or 9125 Luna Ave. OAANOECOAST s DAILY PILOT T,,_Or-C...Oelty l'lllC,wlt"-lc.hkc-. ...,..IM_Pr"t t•-1-llYINO.-'"" """'ifNllt '-· ,... •••• °"'""'''"'' INl>lh Md -.,., llw8'IQll FrlO.y ... to.to *"'· ..._, llMO\, -•lftg!O!' 9Mclll-~""'"' ..... • '""'-·"""""" 9-11/s...tftC.-• .i.,... ,.....,....,.,_ l•--5'11W0.ft- -.. ThtprlftC ..... ~pl .... b .. JJO -8•Y Slrett. C:.141 Mff<o, Cell!WIM• ti.aL .-....... "'·---·-, ••• c...., Ytttl'r"tt!Otftt_Ot..., .. ~. ............ l.Cll!Of ~.11.-....... Mt"<HllllOt!clitot ~ ... .._ "._.. ........ ......,....,..,.._.,,. .. ...,.. T..._.._(n4)....., et .. elftecl U.~90-N?t "-*C-... o.llylOltetSWI ...... SIGN POSTED EARLY TODAY IN COSTA MESA Chevron Station at Baker Street •nd Fairview Road ,.,... r._.,., GAS STATIONS BUSY. • • Beach and Moon Gordon Mobil, 1729 S. El Camino Real, Sao Clemente. 1 morning only l -ANXIOUS MOTO RISTS waited in line to pay 83.9 cents for self-serve unleaded at lrvinc:- Un ion, one of two stations tu!>l SERVICE STA TtON TIMES LISTED-A3 off the Santa Ana Frecw;iy in East Irvine. And if they couldn"t get in a self serve line, they queued up at full ser ve pumps where unleaded sold for 88 9 cents. ··1 don't believe It," said Larry Ballew, s tation owner 'Tm getting 95 percent of what I got this time last year. but I'd say the demand is up 17. maybe 18, percent. I wonder where they're all going." -"PEOPLE DON'T CAR E how much they have to pay as lo ng as it's avallabl(', ·· said Bet ty Williamson, as bumper-to. bumper lines crawled through her husband's station. Georl{t' Williamson Chevron, Michelson and Culver drives in Irvine's University Park. All pumps at the station are full serve. with unleaded fue l selling for 87 !J cents per gallon. "And I expect a pru:c increa. ... t.• ver y soon,·· Mrs . Willi ami:.on addede -LAGUNA CHEVRON Service, Pacific Coast Highway at Legion Street, may be open Saturday "but it will only be un- til noon, if that." an employee said. -FOUNTAIN VALLEY and lluntington Beach drivers will find ample gasoline early Satur· day and none on Sunday. the s urvey showed. . "We'll just keep pumpmg on Saturday until the !WPPlY ru~ out." said one Fountain Valley station owner. "It could be 4 o'clock, it could be 6, but it's certain we won't be open on Sun- day." Consumer experts encouraged motorists to beat the squeeze by planning their driving -do~g several errands on one t.rtP rather than lots of running around. They a lso said drivers s hould avoid jack r abbit starts and strictly observe the 55 mph federally mandated speed limit. They don't encourage topping off tanks. ·"Think of the quarter tank point as the empty point and avoid gass- ing upon thcweekend,''said Mike Ma nister. director of the travel research and publications depart· mcnt forthe auto club. Manister said the only result of frequent topping off is long lines at th~ pumps. U.S. Retaliates On Spy Charges WASHINGTON CAP 1 The· United Stales today ordered the expulsion of two South African military attaches in rt'lalial1on for that country ·s decis ion Thursday Lo expel three U.S de· fense attaches in connection with an alleged spying plot. I Related photo, A4 ) Undersecretary of State David Newsom informed South African charge d 'affaires William Retief of the expulsion order this morn· ing, departme nt· s pokesman Hodding Carter announced. Carter declined a ll comment on the s ubstan ce of South African charges that the United Slates violated South African sovereignty by e ngaging in aerial photography of "very sensitive areas" of the country. But, Carter said, "I can as- sure you there won 't be an apology" to South Africa for the alleged spying operation. "We do not feel we have any reason to offer one." he said. Carter said the South Africans ordered lo leave the country CdMManBe ld were Cmdr. Willem N. du Plessis. the defense and naval allachc. and Col. Gert J . Coetzec. the air attache. They were ~iven a week to leave the United States, Carter said. T he only other official U.S. comment on the incident was an expression of regret Thursday a few hours after Prime Minister P. W. Botha announced on na· tiona l televis ion from Cape Town that a spying operation in· vo1v1ng U.S. embassy officials had been uncovered. The State Department state· ment said the timing of Botha's announcement was "particular- ly unfortunate." in light ot the· final stages of negotiations in- volving the United States, South Africa and other countries on ending South African rule over Namibia, or Southwest Africa. Carter said the administration hoped that strains in the U.S. re- lations with South Africa will have no effect on the negotia-tions. Two Officers Hurt In Coastal Crash A Laguna Beach policeman and a reserve officer were in jured Thursday night when a car assertedly driven by a drunken Corona del Mar man crossed the double center line of North Coast Highway and s la mme d th<> police car used lo tes t for drunken driving. Officer Mario Asturius. 32, re- ceived cuts to his head, and Reserve Officer Mich ae l LaVipe, 23, struck his forehead on a mounted shotgun with such force the gun broke in half, pqlice said today. - An Investigatio n by the Calllornia tngbway Patrol led to the arrest of Val Earl Frederick, also known u Val Joseph Eaton, 22, Corona del Mar, on charges of feloQy drunk drtvln1. and poqellioaolbalbilh. A CHP s pokesman utd Frederick wu northbound on Cout Highway In the 300 block wben be clrtfted into tbe south- bound 1 ...... 1lammtn1 Into the 1>9trol ~ar. The poliC!e car it.ruck 1 partced vehlde, fottlnc both oftlcen In· to the dashboard area of the vehicle. Acting .police c hief Neil Purcell said Asturius was saved further injuries because he was wearing a nfw lightweight bullet proof vest. which tUl the steering wheel of lhe car. Both officers and Frederick were taken lo South Coast Medical Center, where Asturius r eceived stitches for numerous facial cuts and La Vigne re- ceived firal aid for a gash on his forehead. All were released lat.er in the evening, with Fredericks be~ booked into Oran1e County Jail with ball set al sz.soo. Holdouts Named WASHINGTON CAP> -Forty· et1ht states and 35 lar•• cities are agreem, to comply with the n1Uoa'1 ant.l·lnfJaUoa procram, the CouncU on Wa1e and Price St • blllty 1111. T he state• or Maryland and Loultiana and the ctUe1 of Cincinnati and San Die10 bave not yet a1reed. tbe councU said. .. ---- ~ . Mesa Faces Signs, N udes laues ·I Enforcement ol the clty'a •lrn Judge baa ruled the studio can If the council asrees with u.4 ordinance. a proposed stayopenwbllelttrleato obta.ln commJulon, an ur1eoc)' o!f moutorlum on mlnl-atorage s uch a permit. dlnance wlU be coaaldered Mas warehoulel and the tuture ol a If the council approves the ap. 7. ; nude modeling •tudlo wlll be on peal request, a public hearing Another 188ue expected td the Costa Mesa City Council's will be set for May 7. generate consider a bl• dleS agenda Monday. The rffommendation for a cuHion I.I enforcement of tM The meetht1 wW be1ln at 6:30 moratoriu m on mlni·stora1e city'• 1974 Sip Ordinance. • p.m. ta council chamben, 77 warebou.le. f•cillUea was made The ordinance e•lls tor phas! Fair Drive. Monday at a Planning Com· lng out older, nonconforminc Martin Goldberg, attorney of mission meetln~. sign s through 1984, with ~ Sunshine Studio at 583 W. 19th The moratorium was request-timetable a llowing more ex• St.. Is a ppealing a Planning ed to give city officials time ':<> pensive signs to be retained ~ CommJulon decision to deny the s t~dy atandar~s for min•· longest. ~ atudlo a conditional use permit. w~re~ fac~hes, wht~h com-However, the city's Chambe' That March 26 denial was the m1ss1one~ saad are being de· of Commerce has proPoseCI tbaC latest In a series or skirmishes veloped piecemeal. the city concentrate on removi between the city and the studfo, The Study would include prob-lng illegaJ signs ·-those put ujt which provides customers the I e m s of weight Io ads o n at any time witbout necessarx OPPortunJty to taJk with . Photo-second-floor areas, how to majn-permits _ before enforcing mq gra ph or sketch nude models. tain security1 dangers of storing r e moval of nonco nforminc The city is suing the studio for flammable materials alAI use signs. . • a llegedly operating ~ithout a vio~ations •. such as operating Under discussion Monday wi1' conditional use permit, but a busmesses lD the facilities. be a compromise proposal b)l Councilman Donn Hall th2'C would give businesses until 1981: to remove nonconforming si~ or , for those not schedoled to ~ phased out until later. to obtal~ amortization schedules. : Mesa Police Lack Oues in Murder U oder the proposal, no new: signs would be a pproved untilf the entire site was conformin~, and those retaining nonconfornt ing signs would have to remo any illegal ones. Costa Mesa police said today they are running out of leads in investigating the brutal murder two weeks ago of a 21.year-old Magazine To Publish Spy Ta le PORTLAND. Ore. <AP I ·- Th e editor or a monthl y magazine said he will publish an edition today with a humoro~.,, article about spying in Uganda . -despite objections from the CI A about certain portions or the article. ..We've got to make some dt!· letions where we agreed to . AFRICA SILENT ON FALL OF AMIN-A4 where the CIA m ade a case where certain Ii ves would be in danger." Oregon Magazine Editor Tom Bates said today before leaving for the printing pla nt. The article, "I Was Idi Amin's Basketball Czar," is an account or spy activities in Uganda by Jay Mullen or Medford, Ore., who was a CIA agent in that African country in the early 1970s, Bates said Bates characterized the arti· cle as lively and humorous ··we didn't expect any trouble from the CIA over this ... he said Thursday before meeting with the CIA reprcsentutivc. One section of the st-0ry is sub· titled "How I punched ldi Amin in the nose anct lived to tell about it,·· Bates said. That was an account of an a ltercation between Mullen and Amin following an impromptu r ace in the Uganda president's swimming pool. "We did not agree to a lot oC other deletions with regard to operations that Jay discusses. If we agreed lo all the deletions they asked for. the story would have been grossly disfigured."· he said. CIA Associate Counsel John Greany fl ew to Portland on Thursday and met privately with Bates and Mullen for five hours while reporters hovered outside. SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS .. woman. Kimberly Gaye Rawlins was found beaten to death in her apartment at 307 Avocado Ave. The murder we a Pon has n't been found. Police Sgt. Thomas Lazar s~id today investigators met •Wtlb Fountain Valley police recently to compare the slaying ~th a similar one a month ago m that city. In the earlier case. J oan Virginia Anderson. 28, a mother of two, was found bludgeoned to death in her home. No arrests have been made in the case. Lazar said police were unable to li nk the two cases. Miss Rawli.ns, a shipping clerk for Shiley Laboratories Inc. in Irvine was last seen alive by a cousin' of her roommate. Police round no signs of forced entry or or a struggle in her ap~rt~cnt. Lazar said lnvest1 gat1on 1s continuing and that anyone with information that could help 1~ urged Lo contact police Carter Vacations SAPELO ISLAND, Ga. (AP 1 ·-President Carter is find.in~ nea r -perfec t solitude in a wildlife refuge here, where tus closest neighbors include snakes and alligators.. He had no an nougced schedule today. The sign ordinance restricts1 the sizes of signs and letters ;, the number or signs. depend.in in part on the square footage o • a building. : • ,.,.... Page A J • CHASE ••• m i nutes later north of Dye.r\ Road when Walck's truck rear~ ended a car at 100 mph, a CHP: spokesman said : In stable condition in the in;: tensive care unit of Tustin Com·: munity Hospital today. was the; driv er of that car , Donald; Cheney, 41 , Anaheim. . ~ Cheney had to be cut from h1si smashed vehicle, officials said. • While par a m e dics and. highway patrolmen were freeing1 C he ney and aiding Wa lck.: a nothe r accident occurred a~ freeway tramc backed up, the. CHP spokesman said. : : He s aid a car driven by. Shirley Ann Smith. 34. of Garden: Grovl', coll ided with a motorcy·. r I c d r 1 v e n b y 0 o u g I a s: Thompson. 31. of Riverside. : Both Thompson a nd Mrs .: Smith were reported in stable: condition today al Tustin Com-: munity Hospital. ~ ,,.... P flflf! A J • U GHTING FIRES. • • • ! seem ed li ke a good way to leach ... she said. Miss Anders said she will be offering classroom programs for students in preschool through high school and for homeowners and civic groups. Miss Anders also will be in charge of special fire depart. ment programs such as Fire Service Day on May 12, a June babysitting clinic for local teen- agers and a fi re prevention dis· play at the Orange County Fair. But she said her favorite work is with school children. In the past. most of the fire de- partment's work in the schools has been limited to the fifth graders who participate m the national Junior Fire Marshal program. She said she will expand that effort to cover all the grades. ··1 see oo reason why you have to wait until they're 11 years old to . teach kids about fire preven-: . lion." she sajd. • .. Especially the prescboolers.j They feel so safe in the home.; they never know what to d0; when a fire breaks out. That ·s; why there are so many tragedies; involving young children an«U fires." ·: Miss Anders was hired bY: Newport Beach under th~ federal Comprehensive Employ-! m ent and TrainJn~ Act <CETA>: on a six-month basis. • She explained that city or.: ficials want to see bow the pro-: gra m works out before taking: her onto the city payroll . . : She said she~s optimistic about: her probationary period because: of the success the Santa An-.: Fountain Valley. Huntingtop: Beach and Garden Grove fir-e- departments have had wiUt their! education programs. Afl a re. staffed by women. • . SPORT COATS . • • • • • SPORT COATS . . . • • • SPORT COATS • • • • • • SPORT COATS • • • • : SPORT COATS , • • ' • • \ r r Jffiere i-o PUrchase Weekend Gasoline S•• OeANJ11itt • Dit'k WU..'1 AftO ~ S. El Camlno Real ... ~.oblle .1792 S. El Camino Rt:al . 'ATURDAV SUNDAY UNLt!ADED Pal E open n .•gular Cloe.t.-d 84 9 houf'1 open as long asg s holds out open to noon open to ooon t! gas supply holds out. 84 9 819 8••1-Cqu•r••• 'Ed's Enon '26572 Jurupero Ser ru Cl<>l>ed Clo~cd • . £•9-a Nlflttel 1~aguna Nigue l Chevron open to Clo:.ed 86.9 self-serve ·crown Valley Parkway Jp.m 88.9 full-serve & Niguel Road J..-y Says Attacker 'Sane' fo"ormer Juve nll e Ha ll counM"lor Chutes Guenther was In Orange County J ail today after a Jury Thunday fou.nd him sane al the time he shot a Dana 11 llls tllgh School coed and 1nstol·whlppt.'C1 u San Clemente h:f'n ager. But m an annual move the five -man . se v e n -wo man Supt1rior Court jury asked Judge R lchard Beacom t o order p:sych1atric treatment as part of tbe former counselor 's sentence. "We have found Charles Guen· the r guilty of his cr imes and 11ant! at the hme Of their com· mission," Jurors wrote ma let· ter to Beacom. "We strongly urge that a re· quire ment of his incarceration b e intensive psychiat ric therapy. We believe Mr. Guen· lher is mentally disturbed and unstable and would significantly benefit from such treatment," tbe 12 jurors said. Beacom set sentencing for the 34-year-old Guenthe r for May 4 and ordered him held in jail wi thout bail until then. He faces a possible 10-year prison term. ,...,. April 13, 1171 ............. Washing Cerenaong Pope John Paul lJ kisses the foot of one of 12 mentally re- tarded Italians in a Holy Thursday re-enactment of the last supper of Jesus and his Apostles at St. John in Lateran's Basilica. Rome. Woman A 57-year-old \lllOmaD was killed on Pacific Cout Hilbwa1 in Huntington Beacb Thunday night when her car waa st.ruck head-on by a car police allege was stolen. and driven by a drunken 18-year·old man. The name of the vlctlm. a Huntington Beach resident, has not bee n released pending notlficaUon of her next or kin. She reportedly died at the ac- cident scene on Pacifi c Coast Highway near Brookhurst Street about 9: 17 p.m. T he other driver, Thomas Danny Triplett, of 4040 ln· dianaPolis Ave., Huntington Beach, reportedly was driving a stolen car that crossed over the painted center divider and struck the westbound vehicle, police said. Traffic Sgt. Car I Vidano, who was parked, said he clocked tne car driven by Triplett at 81 mph eastbound o n Pacific Coast Highway, swerving and narrow· ly missing other autos . The collision apparently oc- curred before Sgt. Vldano could reach ful l speed in an attempt to halt the auto. L•9-•etU!1t 0Lagu9a Chevron Service to noon 'Coast Highway & if gas is .. Legion St. avrulable Three Arcb Bay Sbell open South Laguna all day Closed 85.9 Closed 88.9 .. G uentber had been confined in a locked mental ward at Canyon General Hospital since his ar· rest in December . Guenther admitted from the witness stand he was the man who picked up Juli Mi chelle Gonza lez as she hitchhiked home from Dana Hills High School in December. shot her in the head five limes a nd beat her with a hammer. Irk'kd Owner Moves Barge From Beach The car driven by Triplett burst into names after the col· lision but he was pulled from the wreckage by Sgt. Vidano. Triplett suffered cuts a nd bums and was taken to Pacifica Community Hospital where he was treated before being bookt.'d at city JaJI. '"''rte 7 a.m. to Jrvine Union whenever gas Sand Canyon at J.5 runs out George Wllllamsoa Chevron 8 a.m. to ? ~Michelson & Culver Harley Johnson Union 8 a.m. Michelson & Culver to6 p.m. Ivan Johnson Cbevren 8 a.m. to 18692 MacArthur Blvd. S p.m. across from Airport .Ce•talllaa 8 a.m. to Rod's Arco 2 p.m. Fairview Rd. at 'lil we Sunflowe r run out. llubor Texaco 8 a .m. lo Harbor & Baker 7 p.m. Al Beaty Union Oil approx 393 E . 17th St. noon to4 p.m "until we run out." Fair Enoa Fair Road & Fairview open Jim Titt Chevron· Standard 2590 Newport Blvd open Ne..,port BetU!le WestcWf Arco open if they Irvine Ave. & Westcliff have gas ~ista Center Shell open 1495 Superior Ave. Airport Texaco open 4618 Campus Dr. Exxon '-Bristol St. ucross from closed airport . C'oroa• del /ffar Corona del Mar Chevron open a E. Coast Highway near few hours acArtbur Blvd. hours not set Newport Center Shell 990 E. Coast Highway open Newport Center Texaco 1600 J amboree Rd. open ._,..._.. Klm'• Teuco Service open 21501 Brookbursl St. 6 a.m.towbe gas runs out ~qaatic Park SlteU open 16001 Bolsa Chica a.m. to about 4p.m. Manay•s Arco Service open 16742 Beach Blvd. 7 a .m.to4p.m ,, __ , ... V•Uetr 8ob'1 Enoa Service open 18020 Mqnolia 7 a .m. to 10: or llp.m. T..,., 8Mll Service open a.m.towbe 1.978 Brookhursl St 1as rum out * .. Closed 83.9 self serve 88.9 full-serve Closed 87.9 Closed 85.9 Closed 5.9unless they get increase from rtistrihutor 8 a.m. to 87 2p.m. Closed 90 full-serve 87 self-serve "plenty o' unleaded" Closed 84.9 Closed 80.9 self -serve 10 ~allon limit Closed 87.9 open if they 86.9 self-serve have gas Hkely to go up closed 86.9 closed 91.9 closed open a few 82 likely lo hours. hours go up not set closed 89 closed 92.9 closed 86.9 self-serve 87.9 full-serve 84.9 self-serve closed 87.9 full -serve C'.osed 84.9 self-serve 88.9 full-serve 80.9 self-serve closed 83.9 full-serve 84.9 sell-serve c~ 85.9 full-serve * * He a lso admitted he pistol whipped 17-vear -old Patrice Matkins or San Clemente in March 1978 before s he jumped from his moving sportscar in Dana Point. Guenther's attorney. William Dougherty. had contended his client was insane at the time of t he two attacks. Dr. Barbara Hendley, Guen· ther's psychiatrist at Canyon General, testified her patient suffers from a brain seizure dis· order brought on by a liver malfunction. Palm Springs, Car Museum Eyed Sunday Between the joy of Easter and the agony of Form 1040. take time to read these stories in Sun· day·s Daily Pilot. LOVING LABOR -The peo· pie who operate Briggs Cun· ningham Museum a ren't chas· Ing a buck, they're pursuing the dreams of great auto builders of the past. and it doesn't hurt that the y satisfy a few personal ideals as well. lo You/Your Money. P.S. LOVES YOU · lf you hav e th e m oney. p r o pe r bloodline or just the right sort of ( UNDA Y'S BEST) fam e. Associated Press writer Saul Pelt tried Palm Springs on for size and discovered, dahling, that it clidn·t quite fit. THE GUESSING GAME- They don't make public taste; they can't fake public taste. and in the last analysis. public taste can break them if they don't pro- can break them iflhey don 'tprog· noslicate its trend for next gone-to m orro w TV s h ows eva luate their track records in earning your undivided attention lo the tube or losing you in the twist or the channel-changer knob. DESIGNERS' HOMES -Five Laguna Beach homes will be in· eluded on the Orange County Americ~ Institute of Architects lour on Sunday. April 22, co- sponsored by the Women's Architectural League . The Featuring Section will have a pictorial preview. Gas Pricing Probed WASIDNGTON (AP> -Tne Energy Department, citing un· usually hilh eelllq erlee. iJI New York City, ll cOnductinl a ,. nationwide lnvestl1ation of po11ible Wepl prtee. cbaf'led J>Y w1Mll•al .. for crude oU or ••IODDI. TM department •1 Economic ll•llliatot'J AdmlmatraUon is roe~ Ill 111qw17 oa .. ,pot ..... ...... ........ limited QQUtttlel al 1Malk crude oll or re-ftlled pradudl available for Im· ~late purchase on the open ..... The department urged dealers to .. report any unuaually high spot madtet prices or other sus· peeled violations" of federal price re«u)aUons, In effect since 1973, wblcb set maximum al· lowable pri~ for wholesalers and~len. Tbe aeencY cited unofficial re· ports that la the N ew York metropoltta area, 1pot market prices for unleaded re1ular 8'SOline bave risen more lhan 20 cents a plloa alnc. Nove mber. IC violations are suapecled, the department 1a td , th e wholesalers involved will be re· ferred to the Justice Depart· ment for possible c riminal- prosecullon. "Opportunity for illegal price Increases are especially great with the threat of PoSSlble supp- ly shortages, s aid ERA Ad· mlnistrator David Bardin. Bardin aald Illegal pricinc could lnchade lncreaain& costs artlflclal\y by selling products through related companies in a IO•C&Ued "dalay chain'' opera· tlon. By J ERRY CLAUSEN Navy to get out or possibly face oiuwo.11,,.1 ... s1Mt a $5.000 fine and up to a year in The U.S. Navy and the Orange prison and was carted off by County Sheriff's Department Seal Beach police for trespass· breathed sighs of reHef Thurs· ing on government property. day. Ji armon was released almost Los Angeles salvage master immediately on his own re· Rona ld Harmon's flat-deck cognizance last week and began barge. the ATB·14. moved out to attempting repairs on the rusty sea after spending nearly two barge he had purchased at weeks on the beach at Seal anchor off Los Angeles some 17 Beach Naval Weapons Station. days ago. The 1913-vintage ba rge. creak· He said Wednesday he hoped ing under a load of pier timbers. to low the rusty vessel to Long was leaking April l whe n Beach for repair or dis mantling Harmon headed for the nearest this week. r cove he could find with his Angry because he believed the salvage scow firmly attached lo Navy was violating international the barge. law wbicb offers refuge in any The ATB-14 had seven feet of port to a vessel in peril, Harmon water in the st.em and four feet said Wednesday he would dis· in the forward compartment, cuss the situation further with Harmon said. Rather than let his lawyer. the barge sink in the middle of • The sheriffs office said this the channel leading lo Hunt· morning that Harmon's barge i ngton Harbour. he beached it on was moved to sea at 8 : 30 a. m. Navy prope rty near Pacific Thursday. They said they bad no Coast Highway. idea where it bad gone. S ubsequently, Harmon re· A Naval Weapons Station ceived three minor c itations spokesman said. "I have no idea f rom the Oran ge County where he was going. We were Sheriff's offi ce. which patrols just happy to get it out of here the channel. orders from the finally." f l!Q!Uring vft>fOnl bloS$Olll$ rn Villlow oionoe. p.ni. rea O' blcolOI Hooy wM6 seltctlon IO $lS WIPJllQ ~ 2 gallon size Reg '4.99 ~~}6e s3_99 MUMS TULIPS HYDRANGEAS ;_ EASTER LILIES - CALADIUMS AZALEAS rROM s4.99 fOll WRAPl'f:O f()R H()l1CAY GIVING TlleSe hJSn soec;1me11, tenn o 1uau11on1 cx:cenl to onv or19111 1nOo01 or 6" pot size Reg. '6 99 SALE s4 49 PRICE • Briggs Hits Beach Nudity SACRAMENTO CAP ) -A state senator says he will try to prevent legalized nude s un· bathing on s tate bea ch es be cause "public nakedness is one step away from sexual lewd- ness." Sen. John Briggs, R-Fullert:on, issued a statement Thursday saying, "It is a crime to expose oneself in public. Being in a state park doesn't make it any less a crime." He was referring lo the an- nouncement by the-Departmenr of Parks and Recreation that. in face of increasing public de· mand, it might designate por· tions of eight state beaches as ..clot.bing optional" areas. Department dfrector Russell Cahill said a series of bearings would be held on the idea. He said he already bad legislative approval. ' INSTANT LAWN 5 SoU01ef1 Ro11S roll out the ,..,, ClllJlll' ,1 9I sod ftOm DtettONDRA • Roll •--=-.,_.. HYlltD IEttMUDA Of oal-~ I STOlONSAlSO AVAltABl.f llUEGRASS 1.51 Roll ,SALE : PRICE . 4.49 forlaat11. now ......... lrtt8. ~flblnand, in fatt, all plants! r-ellpl ... H!e a r<ft -•OI-,,.,.._,. Mid tt•M-.. 1 Cont•"'• I PO~lll IOll petw· t•.nt ''"' part(lj•tta tl>t ""''..,.., ~ ....,0 -~IH oOolt COSTA MESA Open 7 Ooyt O WWII 7 Aftl.t l'M o011o Sllop 9 AllH Pfll 2123 """1 IMI C.OMM HulMIY 8*3929 ,.. .. ~)OS ··········---·---CLIP AND SAVE COUPON Uuskc t Or lJpri~ht 1 FUCHSIAS I crioose from O¥er 30 l>Osleet or I UPflON vorlelies of this shade I oreo color favorite I 1 gallon size I Reg. '2.29 ea. gge I 'Now only I WITtl Coupon~ ~ I I t " ~ t I • • . . • ' • • . • .. • . .. .. t . ~ " • , , • Cr .. .-~ .. . • • .. .. .. t. • A4 DALYPk.OT Troops Invade Zambia ~Rhodeaiaru Raid Guerrilla Strolllfholda Dog Lights Up Lile FatDAY ftlE 1• BLUES: By now, you've! already read all Ow Jood news for today. About th f•d that you'ro probebly out ol (IU for the wt.<ekend. T hul nucle.r ener11y Ian 't good for you You 've had e-nough of all this on a Friday the 13th Wh at we nffd ht-re is aome good news. I think I'll aave you a report on our family dot DOG'S ANTICS, H ta t t hronlcled an this •P•ce. were b11c k wht-n he wu an undl rlplined puppy. lie was catlrtJi lhanai Mainly, ht.' att' house doors. The ba<'k door aat our house was a llOOd exum plt.' • Within the ba<'k door. our puppy had p1,1ppy door. But. he d adn 't care murh for It. So he ate around the puppy door. chewing away all the wood, pla:.tac . nails nnd weatherstripping. 1'his ~as d uring • LUSAKA. Zambia CAP> - Rhodellan commandos In a dar- 1n1 two.hour raid Inside Zam· bl•'I ca1P6tal destroyed the of. flce·retldence ot 1uerrilla leader Joahua Nkomo and two other 1uerrtlla headquarters before dawn today. A ape>kesman for the British aovernment in London said the raid would m1tke a Rhodesian peace even more elusive. Hospital itOUrccs said a t least 10 p ersona were killed and dozens wounded. They said mOllt of the cuuattles were guerrillu a uards. The Za mbian govern· m e nt confirmed there were cnaualtit.-s but did not say how many. NKOMO. CO-LEADER or the Patriotlc l"ront · 1ue rrilla a l- 11 an ce rig hting the white- domlnaled Rhodesian govern- ment. was nol in the buildlpg al the time, Western diplomatic sources said. Later today he appeared at a r a lly at the destroyed hcud· quarters along with Zambian President Kenneth Kaundu. Zambia ordered the Immediate call-up or all able-bodied men with previous military training. Nearby residents said the al· tuc k s tarte d with hea vy automatic wcupons fire and ended wilh explosions from in· :side the building. LUSAKA WAS CALM after the r nid . but ma ny foreig n cm· bassies advised natk>na ls to stay HEADQUARTERS HfT Commendoe Atteck Indoors and not to leave the city unlit the situation settled down. In Salisbury. the Rhodesian capital. the Rhodesian mllitary command confirmed the raid by Its ground forces but gave no de· tails. A brief communique said: "Combined Operations Heud· quarters confirms international ne ws reports that Rhodesia n ground forces have carrted out a ttacks a gainst Zimbabwe Peoples Re volutiona ry Army tar gets in Lusaka . These are complementary to the air raids launched on terrorist bas.es ln Zambia." DIPLOMAnc souaca said the raiders covered the 80 miles from the Rhodesian border to Lusaka overland by motor and no planes were used. The Zambia Mail newspaper said a car in which a civlllan family was trying to escape the explosions and gunfire was hit and. all the occupants we re killed. The paper did not give the size of the family. The raid began at '3 a.m. and ended at 5 a.m. Only the smok· Ing walls of Nkomo's office- residence. a sprawling mansion i n the tree-line d s ub urb or Woodlands near a local golf course, remained standing after dawn. RESIDENTS SAID the attack a lso d estroyed Zi mbabwe Ho use. t he m ain offices or Nko mo's Zimbabwe African People's Union. loca ted In the s uburb or Emmu da lc. a nd LiberaUoo Center. In the suburb or Kawata. That building housed offices of ZAPU. the Soulh·West Africa People 's Organization a nd the Africa n Nalion ul Congress. SWAPO Is wag ing. guerrilla war in Nambia. a ls o called South-Wes t Afric a , against South Afric an troops In the South African-controlled ter· ritory. SWAPO's milita ry bases a re in Angola . l1tllerfi'lr. William B. Edmondso!l) U.S. a mbassador to Souut Africa, is target of charge$ that his personal airplarie has been converted to a "spy plape." South Africa impounded the plane and ga vc three members or the e m bassy's military starr on · week to leave . Nuke Records Tell .'Blind' Decisions Tlte Sllenee of Mriea WAS HING T O N cAP ) Nuc lear technicians and of- ficia ls groped through the crisis at Pe nnsylvania 's Three Mile Isla nd atomic power plant "10 the blind " for days. uncertain exarlly what was wrong or what lo do <ibout it. t ranscripts or their meetings reveal. · Fml of Amin Neither Condemned rwr Backed Seueral Items on the•Menu for Our Dog's Nezt Gourmet Dinnff . T he t r anscr ipts o r t a pe - recorded meetings, filling more NUCLEAR SHUTDOWN PLEAS CONTINUE-AS the rainy season a nd it tended to make the house a bit dra fty. Upon the advire or friends who'd had similar ex- perience with puppies. we were told not to panic ; that the anima l would grow up in short order and quit eating doors. HE ATE TWO MORE doors while growing up but we retained our patience. We j ust let the house stay draf'ty a nd hoped the little devil would m ake it through adolesrence without suffering ulcers from ingestion of rus· ty nails. So here ·s the happy story: Our puppy is a real grown up dog now. He no longer cats plastic stripping or wooden doors Just lht! other night. for example. we were all having a q uiet evening around the family fireplace. Dog was being just like a real dog. rlopped out thert~. content upon the hearth. My loving wife faxed me a brownie for dessert, with whipped cream topping. She placed it before me on the coffee ta~. 1 w• reading a magazine at the time. DOG ATE IT. But see. he's grown up and polite now. He didn't eat all of 1t. Just the whipped cream topping. .. Never mind.·· I told my wife. "J need to go change some lightbulbs. anyway." I got out the new light bulb and then got busy fiddling w1tti the fi xture. Abruptly. I heard this crunching. grinding noise My new lighlbulb had vanished . Dog had eaten 1l. I guess it went well with the wh ipped cream You can see things a re a lot better around our house now that our puppy has grown op. NAIROBI. Ke nya CAP> -The capture of Kampala by Tanza- nian troops apparently spe lls the fall or one of Africa's worst despots But it also mar ked the breach or one or post-colonial black Africa's most cherished principles. ldi Amin's eight-year rule over the once.prosperous Cen· t ral African country of Uganda was one of the most brutal in modem history. Tens or thousands of his COUO· t r y me n we re butche r ed or tortured by the men of Amin 's "St a t e Research Bureau ." Cabinet ministers. -educators. professional men and clericsreg· ularly disappeared. Thousands of foreigners were summarily expe lled. a nd the economy crumbled. ALL THE WHILE , Amin. bedecked with meda ls from neck to waist. entertained the world with outlandish antics and pronouncements, accumulating wives. children and titles and lavis hing whis key, arms and power on his Nubian. Palesti- nian and Ugandan cronies. But when Tanzania n t roops and Ugandan exiles began their drive 2h months ago to crush Amin, not an African govern· ment uttered a word or support ( NEWS ANALYSIS ) leaders in Africa -m ight seem unfair. But no African leaders sad- dled with random national boun- daries drawn by colonial con· querors and torn by a mass of conflicting and constantly war - ring tribes, ideologies and fac· tions --stability a nd security have evolved a s the most cherished principles in the 20 years since the demise of Euro- pean colonialism . ABOUT THE ONLY principles the OAU has agreed on since it set out to forge African uni ty - apa rt from the struggle against w hite minor ity r egi mes in southern Africa -have been the inviolability or nationa l sov- ereignty and te rritorial inle· grity. Whether right or wrong. the capture of Ka mpala was the first time in post-colonial history that the army of one African st a te seized t he capit a l o r another. And despot or not. Amin had been leader of a sove rign state that Tanzania had invaded The silence of Africa largely reflect- ed an inabili ty to react to the ne w dilemma. ON A CONTINGENT where on ly a h andful are over 20 years old , there is hardly a government not threatened by secession. rebellion or ,·aolent overthro.,.. Al least six wars ha\'e been fought over the past yt!ar alone. 4 million Africans live outsid e their borders as refugees. t han 700 pages, we re ma de public Thursday. Two full days after t he acci- dent began March 28, Nucle ar R eg u la t ory C ommissi o n Chairman Joseph M. Hendrie complained . "I don't ha ve the impression t hat they have a good grip on it. We are operating totally in the blind ." Then. referring to requests from Pennsylvania Gov. Dick Thornburgh for advice a bout the possibiLity of a m ass e vacuation. Hendrie went on: "His·informa- tio n is a mbiguous. Mine is non- existent. and -I don't know - 1t ·s like a couple of 'blind men staggering around. m aking de- cisions." T he five-me m ber NRC m et with :<taff members d aily lo fo l lo w d evelopments in t he Th rce l\1 lie Is land incident. TV's Chuck Jone MAGIC SHOWS All Thii. Wt~li SOUTH COAST PLAZA Crew Relates Jetliner Dive for the invaders . None con· -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=-~de moed them either. INGLEWOO O CAP > The cre w of the TWA jetliner that fell fi ve miles In a dizzying spiral toward the ground befort: pulling out safely waa at a loss to tell investigators what caused last week's terrifying incident. "l 'd like bomebody to tell me." Capt. Harvey Gibson said Thurs d ay ut u Nation a l Tra nspor tat ion and Safety Board hearing here. Gibson, 44 , of Las Vegas. Nev., said he heard a "slight buzz" just bcrore the 727 jetliner with 87 passengers aboard went into the first or two rolls and then plummeted downwa rd over Mi chigan on a New York to Min· neapolis rught April 4. THE ORGANIZATION o r African Unity tried fruitlessly for a cease-fire that, in effect, would have rescued Amjn , and African leaders kept silent when Libya sent a 2,600·man expedi- t ionary force lo the a id of Moammar Khadary's moslem ally in KampaJa. To West~rn observers, the lack of initial support for Tanza- nian President Juli us Nyerere one or the most r espected 27 5 Flee. River Flood Mississippi Sends Missourians From Homes Te•perat.•re• LOut'°•M, Ml\\l\\lppl. Al•b41me MO G•o•ol• I•'" Thu"O"Y •no 10 Albu'qut All•nla B•lllmott Boli.t 8CKIOft 8r-n•wlne 811ttato n• ....., '""" H U ........... ~ ............. lo•n•dM• \eYefl '" AlaD.tm• wtrt repc>rltO, lHY•flQ e U•ol Ol Chi< eve> ClMlnMll Ctewelend 0.1 Fl. 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But Rlcbard Maullln. • chalnnu ot &.be atate Cntrc Commlation. 1&1d Thursday one CallfOl'IUa plant -Raotbo Seco near S.e!ram~alo -hou.kl ·a,e clo ed unlll the March 22 nuclear lncld nl n•ar Har rl1 bur(l, Pa.. ls bt'llt r un- den&ood. &ANQIO &St"O II &imtlar lo th• Three Mlle Island power plant, which w aat btver e ly damaaed in wbol ts be•n1 'called Rap Nixed LOS ANGELES <AP> -The City Attorney's office has de- cided not lo seek criminal action against the sex-oriented Plato's Retreat West in Hollywood. or against the 17 pe rsons cited ther e March 23 for lewd conduct in a public place. But an assistant city a tlomey said Thursday that legal action will be taken against the club for a lleged violation or the city's adult ente rtainment law, which forbids sexually oriented busi· nesses to locate within 1,000 feel of.each other. THE CLUB IS within 1.000 feet of the burlesque Ivar theater. according to the city attorney's office. A. spokes man for Plato's said the wont commercial nuclear acelcNat In U.S. hl&\Of'Y. Boeh plant.I. and seven olhe"' around the couatry, wt re de· l l&ned bk!!: firm ot Babcock & WUcox ot the-oth rs a lu Callfomla Robert Pollard or tho Unlod or · Conurned StlehU1l1 uld oil R&W readora 11hould be Im mt'dlatel)' hut down "until wt• cao decide wb lhf'r they Mt t• are eoouah to operalt-.. TES'nFVING AT A nu<'lcur safety bearintJ by tht! Californ11t A11e mbay'1 enerf(y 11ubC'omm t le.-<•, h said UK> Peonsylvanaa ac· cktenl ttvealed danareroub nawll lo the BliW reactor de1lgn The U S Nu<'lear Regulatory he had no comment, but the club's attorney John Weston "' s aid he believed the month-old operation is within the zoning law. The Holly wood Chamber of Comme rce blas ted City Al· toroey Burt Pines earlie r in the week for not using the zoning law against what the chamber called the "prolife ration of Commiu lon d•cJded aealnat cloaln1 the B&W plants and In· at.ad iMUlll a~lal lnatrucUons to the pl..,...' o~ra&ora. "We btlleve we have taken ac· Uon1 .•• that not only preclude another Thrt-e Mlle lsland·type actldenl but al.t$0 other accidenl.8 ulong the ame line." NRC or. flclal Durrell Elscnbut told the stale luwmakers. H £ SAI D THE continuing ft>dt>rul 1nvesligallon of the acci· dent hMn't ·•really discovered any mojor design defects" that wou ld affocl o ther B&W fu elllties. E1senbut blamed the incident o n "a series of equipment malrunclions and ... apparent· ly several operator ~rrors." ,, porno shops." ' The ordinance outlining zoning ~dfl Exerf.!ise ·~ for adult businesses went inlo ef-' · •: feet last September. but this is The 60·year-o ld Village Inn at Lake Arrowhead Village, -the fi rst time the city attorney's a popular resort for Hollywood cele brities in the 1930s office has tried to use it. and '40s. was s et a fire Thursday in what was to have Pines said his office will ask been a three-d ay trainin~ exercise sponsor ed by the San , . the Building and Safety Depart-Be rnardino County Association of Fire Chiefs . But the ment to look al the investigation blaze cau ght ho ld and the building was virtua lly . , ., • I I • I results and issue Plato's an or-d estroyed on the firs t day. A Sl 6 million village is to be der to comply, similar to a stop built on the site over a two·year pe riod. order. Fund Misuse Alleged Ri'les D enies Carpente r's Lobbying Charge LOS ANGELES (AP> -Docu- ments that allegedly show the Ca lifornia De p a rtme nt of Education m ade ilJegal use of pubHc funds to lobby legislators on school bills have been turned over lo slate Attorney General George Deukmejian. Sen. Paul Carpenter . D-Sanla Ana. said at a news conference Thursday that stale funds have bee n misused by the Depart- ment in a llowing employees to use work tjme for lobbying ef· forts. A spokesm an for slate schools chief Wilson Riles, who heads t he department, said Thursday that Riles has denied any wrong- doing and we lcomed an in- vestigation to clear up the al· legations. ....... ,, Cltarged LOS ANGELES <AP> -The ( SIA.TE J city attorney's office has fi led misdemeanor charges agains t form e r Lt. Gov . Me rvyn Dy m ally's attorney. arrested last week when he tried lo stop stale investigators from raiding his office in connection with a probe into alleged payoffs to Dym ally. Meantime. Oymally rc:cicted angrily Thursday to the allega· lion that he accepted a SI0,000 payment from the Morningland Churr h of Long Beach in ex· change for Dym ally's plan to hold legislative subcommittee hearings on re ported ha rass· m ent of the San Francisco·based Peoples Temple and criticism or Morningland by Escondido city officials. State May Modify Diesel Standar~ SACRAMENTO <AP> -The California Air Resources Board is ex- pected lo modily standards next week lo make it easier for Genera l Motors Corp. to certify a diesel passenger car in 1980, an official says. Thomas Austin, executive director of lbe ARB, said Thursday the change would make it easier for all diesel manufacturers lo certify their cars, .. but we'll still wind up with cars every bit as clean as gasoline cars on the road." Austin said GM has been hav- ing trouble controlling hydrocarbon e miuiona. GM BAD P&SV10 l1SLY said it might leave~ diesela out of Calirornia in 1980 because of l~e standards. Austin said other manufac· turers are working toward certification and are doing well. He said they are Mercedes·Benz and Vol kswagen. both or Germany, and Peugeot or France. . Austin said the changes would concern hydrocarbons primari· ly. and other matters ln general. l'ote B i d D e layed SACRAMENTO IJ\P I -LL Gov. Mike Curb says he can't legally call a s pecial election on school busing and government s pe nding right now. but will do so later 1f he gels the chance. He told a news conference Thursday the earliest that such an election could be called is May 20: .. If the Legislature does not call for a s pecial election. and I have the opportunity to do so as acting governor. I will call the special election on the first day possible after May 20 ... Develop•en t OK ~d LOS ANGELES I J\P) A 40-acre Agoura hillside that ac· tor Marlon Bra ndo gave to a group of American Indians may be subdivided lo accommodate 40 upper-income houses if a de- veloper succeeds in purchasing the land from the Indians. Th e co unt y Board o f Supervisors gave approval to the project Thursday over the protests of the Sierra Club. which argued the zone change would threaten other homes in the area and inte rfere with the development Of a proposed park in the Santa Monica Mountains. W rus Fl~ Rqort~d VENTURA <AP> -An early morning blaze at a citrus pack· ing company is the fourth such fire in three weeks in the Ven· tura County area , authorities said today. One building of the Ventura Coaalal Corp. suffered extensive s moke and fire damage today when a blaze erupted about 3:30 a . m .. said plant foreman Charles Bennett. The cause wa.s under investigation. DIAMOND EXHIBIT JEWEL COURT /APRIL 12· 16 SOUTH COAST PIAZA IT. & SAN DllOO MY. The Rancho Seco plant, which began operating in 1974, is owned by the S•cramento Municipal Ullllly District. "Evidence exists or unique eeneric aimilarltiea between Bacw plants auch as Rancho Seco that contributed to the Maullin aald bl• ataff 11: .. of the OpUUon that total .......... would be too severe am ....... " But lie added. ..., owa 091· nloa ie • . . that deratlu ti die mrnimum safety precautloa' and a temporary shutdown would be prud •.• JOHN MATTIMOE, the utUity'a chief en1lneer. said the California racillty dtrrers in several crucial aspects Crom the Three Mlle island plant and .. we feel It ls highly improbable that such a sequence or accidental events could occur at Rancho Se co·' as they did in Pe nn- sylvania. • seriousness of the accident In Pennsylvania." HE SAID THE Energy Com· mission .starr ''stronaly s u g. gests" that Rancho Seco be limited to 70 percent or lts normal operating level until the Three Mlle Island incident is ful· ly understood. Maullin said later, .. We're dealing in an atmoepbere ol un· knowns. 'We're atlll trylna. to make sen1e of the factl, wldeh are still coming in, and some ol these facts are confllnlna."· Among other things. Rancho Seco 's s afety features would have prevented the release or radiation that occurred at Three Mlle Island, Mattimoe said. $200,000 Six Citylbul' Maullin, however. s aid. Soldo Pendi ng Shell-ARCO Project OK'd lllcmchee 1-..!;::n..: Championship FegMlng: Rod Laver John Newcombe Roy Emerson Kenlosewal Fredltolle ThrHOlhen EL MONTE <AP > -A permit for Shell Oil Co. ~-·Doublet a nd ARCO to build a terminal for s upertanker de-May 4 5 6 liveries in Long Beach Harbor has been issued by 1• I I the Air Quality Management District. J6hn Wayne Tennis Club An AQMD s pokesman said Thursday the $151 million Shell-ARCO terminal would handle about • , 1171 Jorrt>oree Rd. Newport Beach.CA. the same amount of c.rudc oil as another Long _...... o.1w.,1111·s N _ _,_..,..,, .. T,,.OH1<•••Hoee1·· ::~;~/o~~i.nal proposed by Standard Oil Com · TeleRhOne: 714-644-6900 Tiell.els OVOtiOOle m10ugn Ollf" •1rr1•~w.Qutte1S. Che>IG<I SOIDO SAID A MONTH ago it was abandoning IMopC1eo1 Ca~J 800223 1814 and Sel11Cted Tennis Cllbs its St billion terminal and pipeline project. s~heCk' ~-;y ;;d;i;C.;t; ... .;;;;.- Since then. Sohio has resubmitted applications Tennll~Championship,PO Box T. for air quality permits. but said it would drop out Comno Del Mor. CA 92625 Please re50Ne seats again if approval took more than a few months. Tickets Box of A )160 0 a) s __ &!iOC handling The AQMD gave approval Ma rch 30 lo lhe Box of 8 S290 0 10101 CntK:~ J--- next lo last permit needed for the Sohio project. Doily Tickets Company officials said in March the pullout was t:fidoy otternoon .8. S6. :A Norr due. in part. to bureaucratic delays 10 gelling ap· Fndoy everung ~9. ':.7. S5 Aoores.s _____ , proval from slate and local agencies. Saturday ottemoon 9. $7. :5 Citv------1 Saturday evening S10. 58. 56 Sto1e Zip JAMES BIRAKOS. DEPUTY executive officer F1no1s. Su .>,O. S8. ':6 --of the AQM D. said approval of the Shell· ARCO L.~~~~:.:.l~~~m:;:....liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ project took about one year from filing or the ap. plication. The Shell-ARCO terminal is expected to han· die about 500.000 ba rrels of oil daily al its peak. Bira kos said. Thal would boost the annual de· liveries of crude oil in Los Angeles .ind Long Beach harbors from 70 million barrels a year at present lo about 180 million barrels a year in 1990. he said. "A key difference in the two terminals is that most of the Shell and ARCO oil to be off-loaded in Long Beach is for local consumption. Birakos said. THE SOHIO PROPOSAL IS :ro link its terminal lo a pipeline to carry the Alaskan oil \.o Midland. Texas. for distribution to other ;11pelines in the East and Midwest Most of the oil for the Shell-ARCO terminal wovld be brought from Alaska. with a sma ll por- tion from the Middle East. Construction could begin immedjately with a target date for comple- tion in 1.982, he added. The Sobio terminal would involve an air quali· ty plan in which the oil company would pay to have some existing sources of air pollutio n in the South Coast Air Bas in cleaned up. even though those operations are not owned by Sohio T HE SHELL·ARCO TERMINAL has a dif- ferent pollution trade-off. Birakos sa id opening of the new terminal would mean an end lo operatJons of a Shell oil terminal on Mormon island in Los Angeles Harbor. and there would be a halt to lightering the ofnoading of large supertankers into smaller ta nkers near San Cle mente Island. Lightering has been identified as a source of hydrocarbons and sulfur dioxide in the ai r over the basin. Birakos said the change to a new terminal. and end of the other operations. would mean an annual net reduc'1on or 120 tons of hydrocarbons a nd. 140 tons of sulfur dioxide an the air over the basin. /.~ HERB f'RI EDLA~Dt:R IS .\1:\9'1:\G GREAT DE.U S BUY OR LEA SE ~ FREE 50 GALS OF GAS -• I LLOYD•~~; ____ D_!,!~~!~ sh~~!~ r(r Easter Color .... sz.4t (AZALEAS In 6" Poh & 411 AFRICAN VIOLETS HYDRANGEAS .. ,.,... + ..... .......... ...... .............. EASTER LILIES , .. , ... + Lwft11lec"- ~M*eh AU. ITDIS 8"9llOf tO aTOaC OH IWIO ... 4/111,....._ 4'1"'9 OPEN MON. THAU 'Al 7 ... SAT. M . IUN. t-5 $] 45 VISA. 2028 Newport Blvd. (ot Boy St.) C.O.to Mela, CA 9'Jl/r1 /(7U)6«>7441 ~ounty Pay ·Plan Seems Balanced Oranae County supervbon used an even band this ~k adjusting county 1<>~mmft\t executwe s alaries Ud rmm, the P•Y of detervinl admlnlatrators. For example, tMre's aomethtn1 to be sa'd on th ~xpa.wrs' behalf for clampin1 a ce1Un1of1$2,000 a year qn executive manaaement salarle a "'ell as a $50,000 Anual salary lid on admhmtrativr managem nl pay. On the other hand, top management personnel Mddled with such earnlna comtrainla understandably *'11ht be troubled by reaching a flat c lhng on their full earni~ pol{'ntiul "Ith count)' govt'rnmt'nt. Consequently. while a lid on executive salunt!~· 11> prudent at th moment, t.Mre someday I likely to come n time when the c lhng hould be lined A a SOC'Ond part or their executive and management salary review. supervisors passed out pay raises to th0$e deemed d crving Basing pay increases on merit and job performance rather than givinJ: aCl'Oe\S·tho·board pay hikes Lo the managers was a wise move. Executives in government for years have scooped up huge salary increases as p11rt of blanket cost-of-living raises given lesser employees. Executive pay raise:, rightfully should be based on merit and JOb performance rather than an across-the-board policy that profits the' inept as much as the capabl~. Strange 'Religion' There's a grim irony in the fact that in this Holy Week, sacred to both Christians and Je ws. the world's only se.f-proclaimed "religious" government has chosen to step up the slaughter of its opponents. Since Che Ayatollah Ruholl ah Khomeini came into power in Iran two months ago, 109 former officials of the sha h 's"regime have been summarily tried and executed. How many lesser functionaries have been executed is u11known. ... P'or reasons of his own the ··holy man" called off the killings for a period of three weeks. . .J Then it sta rted again. Midnight trials. an automatic guilty verdict. execution at dawn. On Monday 12 die. On Tuesday 4. On Wednesday 11. On Thursday 8. And inside the Tehran prison more than 1,000 potential victims are locked up awaiting the so-called trials, where they will be charged with, and found guilty of. "creating corruption on the earth.•· Then the bullet-riddled corpses will be handed over to families stripped of their homes and belongings. to dispose of as best they may. No one now doubts that the regime of the shah was filled with corruption and that his secret police engaged in inhuman practices. But one is impelled to wonder if the blood bath now being conducted by Iran's new "government of God " is any improvement. The Forgotten Vets Ever s ince World War JI the United Sta tes government has been generous to its veterans, providing home loans, educational benefit s and hiring pri\'ileges. The surviving veterans of World War ( have been left out of all this. Almost 5 million Americans served in that war. llalf a million are still ali ve. but 200. on the ave rage. die every day Last year Congress. in a very belated gesture toward these elderly men and their widows. voted a mod est World War I veteran pension of $150 a month. -. But the measure also provided fo r an outside income ceiling of $4.800 a year. An estimated 60 percent of the veterans are not eligible for the benefit because their incomes are above that. Now California Congressman Glenn And erson has introduced a bill that would entitle Wor ld War I veterans and their widows lo the monthly S150 pension if their outs ide income does not exceed $10.000. In these days of infl ation a Sl0,000 income is hardly excessive. nor is a $150 pension. But that Sl.800 added income could make t he difference between scrimping and modest comfort for many of the elderly ex·soldiers for whom time is running out. The name of the bill is HR 1918. Those who feel this is a justified expenditure may wish to urge their congressmen to support it. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Darty Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally P ilot p o Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. · · · Boyd/Stuttetjng ByLM. BOYD Stuttering is eight times more frequent among men than among women . So is color -blindness. Quick, what's the only state with a single-syllable nam e? Say Maine. How is It possible lo work with the language almost all your life and still not know the complete meantn1s or so ~ny everyday worda? Take "quarrel ... ror inst•n«.' J ust learned it's a lot more than a ·mere argument. It's also a Dear Gloomy Gus 1hbater'• Dictionary ~ya: "Ex·tor-Uon: To o'tain b y threats. ftolence, ~r lnjUltice." Isn't .. taxaUoa" a cloee IJDOQ1m? T .A.C. o......'l ... ,_,, _ ..... lillH•t "' ~" ........ . -= ... -.. .. ==-· r=r,....· square-beaded arrow shot from a crossbow. And, t.oo , a dla mond·s baped pa ne or glass. Alexander Graham Bell upon retirement absolutely refused to have a telephone installed in bis house. During the r e ign or England's Queen Elizabeth J, wedding rings were worn on the brides' thumbs. - Must have bee n out to lunch when I quoted the authority who claimed no natural foods are blue. What about blueberries? And arapea? Jn Boston, soda pop is called ton.le, I'm told. At wbat •It did. Columbus dlMover America? 41. Paul Revere ma~~ bis famous ride? 40. WUIUDl\Oft bffome pre1ldent? 57. Churebill become prime minister? 18. Beethoven compoee b1I Nlntb Sympbony? 53. Barnum or· 1ant1e his "Greatest Show on Eutb?"tt. That condition or ember· raaament which c1uae1 bh11bln1 m a kes some people'• race turn pale in· stead ot red. Niek 11Ummesdi • Amtrak €uthack P ,oorly Timed W ASHlNGTON -It would be a bl& mistake for the govemment to cut bac k pau e n1er rail ser vice as it plans to do-when It it a~t lbat fuel costs and 1Short.aaes will force people out of their cars and Into trains in th years ahead. And yl't Trans portation Sfcretury Brock Adamis. pushed by that rt!· lentless rorce callt'd th or. f le e o r Manageme nt a nd 8ud8et . declan-s that Amtrak must great l y s hrink the pasaenger rail network and thus save $1.4 billion in the next five years. Now $1.4 billion. by coin· c1dence, is what it will cost to build four miles of e levated highway in West Side Manhal· Lan, as planned. And Adams· cutback order also comes when Amtrak promlaH to set a new record ln fiscal 1979-20 million paid puisenaers. VNLES8 SOME magic force from oute r space s uddenly causes great volumes or oil to gush in every corner or the earth. thus creating new abun- dance of thl• black treasure , the pain a motorist will feel' on pay- ing $1 a gallon for gas will only Hod blessed relie r when he learns it is cheaper to take a train or bus. T he chart s hows t hat t he passenger train is the champion or fuel efficiency. An 18-car train. pulled by two locomotives, yields 500 passenger miles per gallon or fuel. Other fi gures: UM: intercity bus. 250: 747 jet. 62; 727 jet. 36; passenger cars, hopeful· ly between 20 and 40. Whether we like trains or not. a passenger rail network is a must in the years ahead: it is penny-wise and pound foolish for the Administration lo cut back. even in serious response to infla. llonary pressures and the pervasive Proposition 13 men· tallty. By saving Sl.4 bllllon now we may have to spend many more biWoos later. AMONG THE 24 trains and routes Adams wants to dlscon· tlnue are the very best train Am· trak e>perales-the Silver Meteor running from New York to Florida-.and several commuter lines attracting iocreasine num· bers of passengers. He is willing to save the commuter lines lf the states they run in'will make up operating deficits. So a com· promise is possible. True, Amtrak started out star· ry-eyed eight years ago, after the railroada h done their best to kill all pas er traffic. Am· trak 's mission as virtually a crusade. aided considerably by $3 billion In fed a l money. But in this same tim frame. the feds spent another $92 billion on other modes or transportaUon, and hardly blinked. The Ad · ministration's 1980 budget now calls for a• percent eut bl rail dollare and a e percent iMreue in aublidlea to other modes. Unleu Con1re11 1ay1 no to ~darns by mld·MQ, Amtrak will see: 12,000 miles of rail trackage slip from passen1er standards to freight: 1t.atJons close and deteriorate: the notion of taking a train nee lhe minds of people in cities where service is reduced or ended. Despite much public mouing about late trains and old equip. ment, Amtnk bu done qu.lte well. Its traffic grew from 16.6 million passengers in 1972 to 17 .4 million in 1975 and 18.9 in 1978. It currently runs at the 20 million rate. .. Thouah Adams wants to knock ~ :>ut two or the East. Coast ; Florida traina, this route does .. very well. Its trains us ually run at capacit y , a nd in early : J anuary Amtrak had to tum '! down 76.990 requests. by phone, - for seats. IN CA LIFORNIA, the Los Angeles-San Diego line became so popular that the state took up m ajor responsibility for three trains, increasing the schedule from three to six departures dai· ly. In the West, long.r a nge } trai ns are e njoyed for the scenery and leisure. The Coast Starlight, running l ,200 miles from Seattle to Los Angeles. is often booked solid. What Amtrak needs Is a wed- ding ring. some assurance that it must not. perform only for the temporary pleasure of Congress. ll takes years to r estore a passenger rail syste m . Alan S. Boyd. Amtrak's harried presi· dent. put it well this wee k when he testified· "We cannot provide safe. modem . fast. convenient and re· liable service •as din:ct.ed by Con g r ess 1. with locomotives built in the 1930s, passenger cars built in the 1940s. and 1950s. trackage and roadbeds whose m a Jor c~araclerist1c is 'de· fer red maintenance.· stations wh i c h a re falli n g apart. schedules which serve major markets less than daily or in the middle of the night 1or both 1. routings which a re circuitou~ and a nect "'hll·h can never be resporu.1 ve to demand ... China Trade Fair to Reflect New Accord By RICHARD L. WORSNOP E.,.erl.tl RH .. rcll lt-1•• The United States did not take part in the first Canton Trade Fair. held in the Chinese port ci- ty in the a utumn of 1957. Ex· changes of goods between this country and China were then un- d e r total e mba r go. lf an Ame rican citizen traveling in Europe happened to buy a Chinese art object or article of clothing. he risked having it con· fiscated by U.S. Cus toms of- ficials. But U.S. bus inessmen will be well represented at the month· l o ng Canton Tra d e F a i r scheduled to open on April 15. * In the past. the sole purpose of the fa ir was to sell Chinese prod· ucts. Foreigners who wis hed to sell goods to China had lo go lo Pekmg. Now. however. Chinese importe rs a r e available fr bargaining at Canton. U.S.·ODNA trade dates from the early days of the American republic. Cut off from lhe West Chari~ McCabe Indian Trade. important in the colonial period. American merchants in the years follo"1ng the Re volution sought n~" op portuniti es. Such wcr<' dr ~ covered in the Chma Tradt•, "'hi ch crew rapidly after t he .. Empn.•ss of China .. n·turncd to Nt'w York in 1785 from a SU(" cessful voyage. THE FIRST cargoes earned from this country to China con· sisted mainly or silver dollars and ginseng, a plant valued by the Chinese for its purported curative properties. It was later found that there was a market in China for seal a nd sea otter pelts. In return Amer1can sea. captains brought bac k tea. porcelain. e na me led ware. s pices and silks. The China Trade even in· s pired the development of the c lippe r s hip. t he s wift and graceful s ailing ves!'c l that dominated merchant s hipping in the middle of the 19th century. Tea from Chma quickly lost its rta\'or in the hold of a ship. and about 1843 the dippers beRan quicker de liver) of the product. TODAY'S li.S.·ClllNA tradt' is on a vastly greater and more soph1st1cated scale The Chinese ha vt• a long shopp1 ng list of American indust rial products a nd technology. "'h1ch are needed to implement the coun- try ·s a m bi tious program of "f o ur m o d e rn iza ti o ns" 1 ai;?riculture. industry. science. and technology and defense>. For their part. American busi· nessmen a re interested in deals that will enable the m to share in the development of China 's mineral and oil resources. But the volume of trade "i th China is likely to fall short of ex- pectations. at least for the next several years. The main stumbl· ing block is China ·s limited re· serves of fore ign curre ncy. "With China ·s present demand for currency and hard capital. it's hard to believe the Chinese government would s tart a very a mbitious import progr a m it "'ould han:• to back out of later on ... says Carol Brookins. a C'ommod1ty ~pec1alist for KF. Hulton& Co. MOREOVER. Chinese trade officials are hard ba rgainers who have no illusions about the motives of their Western counterparts. The humiliation of the 19th century. when E uro· pean. American and Japanese traders carved out zones of com· merciaJ interest·in China. is still fi rmly embedded in the coun· try·s collective memory. If China comes anywhere near to achieving the four modentiza· tions. 1t will have become an economic power of the first ra nk. The United Slates might then come to resent the giant it helped create. For the moment. though. U.S.-Chlna trade seems to be nothing but mutually ad· va ntageous. 'French' Croissants Date FroDl Battle Incident 1 do not usually eat breakfasL This Ls because I am too preoc· cupied with knocking out these eludes to the communicants at that time In the m orning t o usually prepare this meal. It's not that I doo't like breakfast. Just sort or a pain to make it. When I travel it's a different story. There is this great little invention called room service. You just leave a card on the door the night before and ln the lad wheels the stuff at the time you re- quest in tbe morning. The tut Ume I traveled, in Hong Kq and Singapore over tbe year-end bollday1, it was breaklllt every day. and always the same meau. Coffee, fresh oran1e Julee and croiasanta. THE PENINSULA Hotel &roup hu ita own bakeriM. The erotlAllta they made were as · 1ood aa anythlq you could find in Paris, for the reason that they can copy anythins tn Hon g Koni. CTbe hotels also make their own Nutqe9, ot a varlet)'. greater than available to shop· pers in San Francisco or Soho. J Shortly after I got back. and by coincidence. the good Phil McArdle. of Berkeley, sent me along a fascinating account of the origin of the croissant. It's a tale that has nearly everything. McArdle found it in a book he bought.at a garage sale. WE BEGIN with a place in Vienna known as the Heiden· Schuss. or "Shooting or the Heathens." Its origin goes back to the days when Austria was under the Hapsburgs and Vienna the capital of the Holy Roman Empire. In Ul83 the rampant Turks in· vaded Hungary and complc;tely overran the country. In the mid· die or that year the Turks re· ached Vienna and laid siege to It for the second time In the city's history. During the siege, bakers' •P· prent.ices were at work one night la underground bakebouses. pre· paring the bread for the next day. The lads heard a rhythmic "thump. thump. thump." and were much puuled by It. Two ot the apprentices, more alert than the rest. guesaed the Turks were driving a mine. They ran olf to the commandant of Vienna wttb their news. Tt-.y were sent to see the principaJ engineer officer and told him or their discovery. HE ACCOMPANIED the boys back to t h e underground bakehouse. an d at once de - termined their guess was cor· reel. The Austrians, having got the direction from the sound. ' drove a second tunnel a nd ex- ploded a powerfuJ countermine. tt'frla Great numbers of the Turks were killed. The siege was tern· porarily raised . On Sept.~· 1683, John Sobieski. Kinr.or Pol and, utterly r outed the Turks. He drove them back into their own country and VieM a was saved. AS A REWARD for the in· telligence shown by the baker boys, they were granted the privilege or making and selling a rich kind or roll which used a great deal of sweet butter ia its making. The roll was in the shape of the Turkish national symbol. the crescent. These ro lls became e n o rmo us ly popular a mong the Vlesmese, who called them Kipfeln. When Marie Antoinette mar· ried Louis XVI or France, she greatly missed her Klpfeln and sent to her native Vienna for an Austrian baker to t each her Parts conlreres the art or male· Ing them. The rolls. whJch retained their origin.I a ba pe, became as popular in Pana u they heel been In Vienna, and were known as croluanta. And tbat la wily. dear reader , the rolla wldcll were brought me eaeb day wttb my mornln1 coffee In Hons Kon1 were baked la tba form ot a c~ I .. • • • • t. CAL:IFORNIA llit, Abandoned: -Sai/,or Survives ahead wu the silhouette or the boat that bll me." Untntr, wbo moved here a ,ear 110 h'om Reno. Nev .. to 1et marrted, HI-' the collilion occurred about 11 p.m. IQt Frid1y In lhe Pacific weat of Saa °'980. tie wu salUnR here alone In his tloop, lly Star, from T1:thlU. He left the malnland In June 1978 In a slngle- handed Tra.naPac race to Hawall and bad been touring the South Pacific. MY &'TAR UMPED Into San Oie10 Bay where Lintner docked Wednes· day at lhc Harbor Police pier on Shelter lalund after completing his voyage under sail power with a Jerry· built mast and sail. Coast Guard Lt. Keith Moll said the colllaloo occuned aboutalOmllesfromSan Dieto. Alter the eolllak>n, Linllaer aakl, be made redk> t0nt1et with the veuel that damqed lly Star, but lhe sblp refused t.o stop or Identify itself. "Tbey uked me bow I was. what my condlUoa wu and if I needed any assistance," Llot.ner recalls. "I said I dldD't have enouab diesel luet left on board to make lt Into port but they told me they didn't have the proper fuel for my boat. .. I CAN ONL V assume that we both sort of met lo a glancing situa- lion and their bow wave must have 11 \ thrown my boat away somewhat," ~lf.J Llntaer laid. "I haven 't any klea ol what lt wW C'l»t to repair her." The Coat Guard bas been.,....,... to determine the tanker'• icMntity ~)· · from Llntner's descrtption ot t.be ac- cident. He says the vessel, whldl ap. ,., pea red headed for San Franelleo, .~ steamed west alter the colll1lon. ~;·!II,...,.. .. , don't believe he could have done ' ' much more to help me. The hull wasn't damaaed and I wasn't alnk-1 • ing. I wun't hurt," says Llntner. "I ~ .) ":·•. . 1 • • .. " just don't have any real grudge. I .~ ti~ •• ',ol • ·~~ ~.;~·~1i1o1 • Just wiab the son-of.a.gun had been i", · .. ~ ; ··~ ~v~~"':·.W~ ~· keepiq a better lookout.·· Ul"ITWlf- ca'nl'ICAl'I ... 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COVlNA ltOSIMf'AD SANTA ANA MOllTCLAIR LYNWOOD RIVERSIDE LAKEWOOD COSTA MF.IA NOllWAl.K TOUANCE FUu.uTON HAwntoltNI V'EHTUltA SANTA MARIA .~ OM.YN.OT i Temei-ta.t11•9 l'e11r' Badham to Mexico ., o.c. lltJ8TING8 °' .. ..., .......... U.S. Rep. Robert Badbam. ft. N•wtion Beacla. is plunlns a fonlp fact·,..... tour, bu& be '1 DOt eolftl far. Baclbam wm travel to llulcall 1qUffl.l.nc the de..tllne for m1llin1 lbetr federal aad atate income tax . Aatl·tu Uterature wUI be dlltrlbut· M . For more lalormatkm, call Jlm Gau • ..._., <21.3> .a-21oe. • • • T\MMaJ to meet wltb a.Ja cautornia • oow....-~••a llMrid. M · . cordial to Uiie COftlnumu, &bey'O ;. talk a bout lmmt1aUon, oll and ~ ecoeomk deveJopment ln Matro ,, TRE llSl'tl-..CAN ANOdJl&ee ol Oranf• Count.Y wlU hold a meetlna o n • 8u1ln1: PoaHlve Tool or Unwortable ScMma•" Tueiday in Cost.a Mesa. • • • ' B D tlA.a.K, WHO la 1tf'lcln1 the l..lbertarlao Part nomination ror : presldf-nt, will tw gue~t ul ia Newport ;. IW.acb OJ>l•n house toniaht The meetJ.na, open to tht! pubUc, MllDI at 8:30 p.m . at the Soulh Coaal Plan tlotel . with a co11t of S3 lnclud Ing hone d'ocu\•r ·~ lnte~ltd votef"lli can meet him at : the home ot John Roberuion. l906 • Irvine AvenUt', bt-twt>en 6:~ and 10 ; pm. R~rvations urcn't n_>qujft'd : lnformullon ~ uvu1h1blt-b) C'alllng • 7Sl-8S80. • • • "A REPORT CARD on l"'wr Cam- paign Prat.•llcl' and lo'inancmg" will be the top&<.-ot a panel d1scussion Wednesday 1n Newport Beach ; Clark, a San Marino resident.. wa:. hls party's candidate for governor or Cohfonua last year T he meeting, apoosored by the League ol Women Voters ot Orange Coast, will begla at 9:30 a .m. at All· state Saviqt and Loan. 1 Corporate Plaza, Fashion Island. . . • • • • AN ANTI-TAX de monstration ts 4 planned for Monday by the ·Libertarian Party of Orange County a nd The Society for Llbertarian Life. Speakers will uiclude forme r As· semblyman Ron Cordova; Shirley Grindle of Time ls Now, Clean Up Politics <TINCUP); Howard Adler. campaign manager for a number or candidates; a nd Tom Moody, an in· coming state director or Common Cause. The protest is scheduled from 6 p.m . to midnight at the U.S. Post Of- fice, 2201 N. Grand Ave .. Santa Ana The idea 1s to catch folks who wiJI be The meeting as open to the public. AllMOUtl MILFCHIO C. AAMOVA, rtsOOent of Huntington 8Ncll, c.. PuWIO •w•y °" Aprll 12, 1m. ~ '' wrv1vec1 by l>h .... VeH v. ,,.,_ ot HunUnglon S..C:ll, C&, J -C.-C. ArtnO<W 01 Gr•ncl lslMCI, Nel><•l ••· E1111e L. A.-OI ~ BN<ll. C. .. 8111 L. Ar-r of Frwd&'rk k\, Me<v•-· 2 llrOlllen OOfteld Armour and Tll..s ~. badl of NaOr.W, 3 sisler5 .. ...._. ·.....ic. -p..,11 ... ,..,_,, bollt of .......... -Av~ Croucll of s..tt• Monie.a. c. .. tt oraftdeh•..,,... encl 2 .,.....,..nc1eiiw1c:1r-. F.-ral HnflCH ••II be MIO on S.turd•Y. Aptll U, 1'1't .C 11:00 AM et Ille Bell Broact.ay Chltc>el with lnurftf'lleflt •I For•st '--Memorial P.,k. Gi.n· c:111e, C:. Frlef>cls ,.,.., c•ll •t Bell 8roaclw.., Mort...,-y on Friday Aprll ll, lt79 fn>m S:OO PM lo l :JO PM. Bell 8 roec1Wey Monu¥y ot CoJI• M4tw direct- POWELL Dftatlt Not le.• Mtr .. ne M. MCC...n 01 DfM>Ve. Ct. •no Sh1r11m Woocll 01 Tt••s. s 9r•nclct11...,.., I sister ~ 1 b<Ott>er. Services will t>e neld on s.curoo at 3.00 PM •I lllt Hartlor u.wn Memorial 0-.pel •011 l(aov, Slew C. Purdue Of Ille CtlvlfY c:Mpel ot HunllnQton BH<ll offkl<l1"'9. Servlcfl -r IM dlrec:llOn of H-u.n.-.... 011,.. MortlloM'y 01 Coli. AtWW. ~US-'. lllUCHS C~NCE F. REI CHS, resldellt of B••-1$1and, CL P•u.cl •w•y on Al>f'I• 12. 1m "' ... _. BH<h, c.. Sur11lvecl by Ills CS.119r.ter 8•rt>ar• 1-s OI Seri L.uls Oblsoo. c.. •nd • gr~lllldren. Gr•,_..lde WntlCH •tit be lleld °" ~y A"4'11 ''· 1'19 ., 3:00 PM II the Peclfk View Memortal Perk. Peclfic v,_ MOrtu.,y diret· tors. 8AMGEltT CLAUDIA BANGERT, ·~-I ot Coll• -.... C.. P•uec! •w•Y on April 11, 191• Ser11i<~ oencl•no al H•rl>M L•wn·Mounl Ohve Mortuary ot C:osl• Me'>t. S.O.US4 WORLEY WHITl'IELD JOHN BARTON WHITFIELD. nt\I ~I OI FounUln V•llty, C.. Ptued aw•y •I tne •Of 19 on Aprll 11, 1919 •I St. J~'s Hospjt.11, or....,., Ct . Survived bl' Ills l•U..r Don Wllltfield Of L~ 8N<ll, C..., motlw< J•ne Wlltl• held Of FouflUln V•ll•v, Ct , iht•r Bewrly WNttleld -l>fotntr JUOd Wllllfleld, 9"'Mdf•tne• J<K• w. Pl<tru ot Tell--. F-..io., 9r~ll Ml. Mid Mn. 0 G. Wllllfleld, Jr .• of Grffflwllle. Soulll C.Ollnt, J tunl\, Mr5. Ver,_ O'OlllM Of J~Uonvlll•, F lorlcw, Mn. Chltrlts Sternoer911 ol Cll•lt•noov•. hnMJH• •nd Mr• Oorotlly Evtn• of Columbl•. Soulh C.N>hM, uncle Ml. Bob Wllllfield Of GrHnvOle, South Carohnt -morl•I H rvlees on S.lurd•y. April I•. 1'19 •I I 1.00 AM •I ll•t' P•clllt Mortu•rv C:11toel. In lieu Of llower~ IM famotv requeits <.ontrtOUhOn\ ~ m•de to C1>11or..,'\ ~ltl ot Oran~ CO<lnly, Atcenuon Ml Vick ~n•Qf\I, 01rtttor 01 C:ommun1ly Ae1a1lon•. 1109 w 1.o1ve1.i. Dt•not' C•. 91f>Oij Pett••< View M ortl..ktry director) 44-' 1104> Balloon Clms Set QUEENIE ......... ---... - Fear Haunts City Hit by Stranglings COLU MBUS. Ga. cAP> -Children play now an the park. Joggers run down the tree· lined streets. But the tranquil atmosphere lasts only as long as the sun in the middle -class neighborhood ter· rorized a year ago by a strangler who killed seven elderly women. When darkness falls, r esidents still live in fear. It bas been almost a year since the "Columbus Stocking Strangler " claimed his seventh victim, 61-year-old Janet Cofer, a first-grade teacher. POIJCE ARE NO CLOSER TO solving the crimes. But the passing of time hasn't made resi- dents of the area complacent. Daisy Tucker. 66. says she 's just as careful now as she was Sept. 16. 1977. when the body of the firs t v ictim, Ferne Jackson. 60, was found strangled with a stocking. "I was a free person before." s aid Mrs. Tucker. who li ves a lone. only three blocks from the Jackson home. "But the s tranglings have c·hangt'd my whole lifestyle. I nevc•r go out al night ·· Mrs Tucker was one of the few persons who WOUid agree to diS('USS the stranglings, SIX Of wh1c·h took plan· wn111n a one-mile area near Wy nnton Road. The la~t victim. Mrs. Cofer. lived about two mile~ away. SEVERAL WOMEN REFUSED TO open the doors of their modest porch-front homes when WILLIAM 0 . POWELL., resident ot irv.ne, C.. Ptsi.ed awe) on AO"' 10. 1'119 ln N-1 Bekn. Ct !>urv•vecl by 111~ •lie MerV Pow.II ol lrvor>e, C11 , <lllldren l(yle Hoo9e•, Jeltrev. Oou<ll•>. l Odd ;ino B•y.in Powell ot BOIMo, ldallo ana 8r.atoro Powell 01 r~om•. W•\htncJton ~rv1ces Wtll be nctld on S..turcwv April I•, 191' •I I 00 PM on ltW OW~ ot PiKth< V,.w Me.,.,orl•I P•rk, JSOO P•tlt•c v iew Orove, Newpor1 ~atll, <:a. He was • 9rtc1u.te ot Pwwt St•te Un1vtr111y ano d ,,,_,,...., of Ute Penn SI.Ille Alumni CIUCI ot GtH!« L.~ Ar>Q914!1.. he was tormeriy .ttll,.ted w1t11 C.N A Invest· ment Advisor Of Be...,ly H111., C11 , All>ertson~rt.et ot BoiM, IOtno t l>d AIPM Beta ~rlo.~ ot l• H•bre Ct. P~llk v iew Mortu•ry directors. MA RY ROSALIE WORLEY •e•• ~nt of f'ounlaon V•lley, Ct Pas~ •way on Apr11 11, 19T~ •n Hun11n91on Btt•<l'I. Ct She w;1> • member 01 IM A•Wl(•alion ot Aetoreo Peooie Sne ts \UrV•Vl!d by her ditUQflll'r 8 .. 0trt Dosi• ol Co>t.t MeW. _, E•rl Worley ol Te•as. \l\ter Ehte Brow nv ol P a c if ic P•f•\•de>, C•. • granOth•IOren •no I 9rea1· 9'•~ SefvlCH Wttl be heiO on S.turo.ty tt I ;00 PM at 11111 Harbor Ltwn Memor1a1 CNDel wotll A•v. Jolln Ltdv•ll of Ille Plymoutn Co"9rt ... lloMI ~Ur<JI ott1clatln9. S.,vo<H ~ Ille O.rect-H•rtlor LtWn·Mounl Ollve ""°'1.-y of Co\lt "'~·~»So&. C a r I G e g e . a asked to discuss the slayings. Others said they balloonist who has fl own wer e simply afraid. SWANSON MARJORI E GERT RUD E !>WANSON, r~I of C:O.te Mew, Ct. pa»ed eway on Al)<ll 10, 1919. 5'>41 WtS . -Ol tl>e Roy•• Nel9~ ot Amef'oca In Gr•"" Forks. Nortll Oa•ot•. Siie I\ survoveo by nor ~"" Ellwood A . sons Wlllo.tm G t..tne .tno Ao<IWrd E Sw-. t>otn of <..••net FOf'lls, Norin 0.kOC., llfOIMr Geo<'Qe 8"o!Wll o1 Ea•t Gt nno Foru. Minnesota dnd I 9ran<kll1ld. C•ll>OllC tllOlt' R""°lnv ~rvoce> w111 ~ ne10 on Mon<s.y lit II 00 AM d i ltie Harbor I.awn -.... C-1 w•tll ci.r9y trom ~I Jonn •he Baot1>I Call>Ofoc Cnurch oflo<lal•IMJ lnlerment \<lrv1ce~ 1mme<11a1~1y IOllOW1119 111 P&e•I•< Voew Memorotl PC!rto. Servoc~ under ll•l' 01ru11on of H.,bo< Lown Mounl Olive Mortutry OI Ca.I• Mew ~SS~ MITCHEL.L ROBERT FRANCIS MITCHELL. re~•denl ot Sanl• An•. c.. P•s.sed •way onAprtl n. 191' He •a s•veter.,.olllle u s. NtYYWot'ldW•r 11.Survtftdby fits wile Ruth, cl<MIQllle~ Sanclr• L. Sutton t nd M•roeL. Mlt<llell l>olllof S.nt• An•, C • .• \Ons Oouv••s c . Wilson ot WHhlnQton, Slewt rt F Wll_, ot ~m. C.. -Dontld L. Wiison of s.nta AN, c. .. l><otllers William -,,_ Mllcllell, boll> ot MeryleftCI. r.Kter Mari. L.. Krlene< of V1rglnl• a nd 10 11r1nOClllldren. S.rvl<es """' be lleld on S.turCS.y •t 10 JO AM a t Ill• Harbor L•wn M•morl•I a-1 w1lll A..,. Walter Nieman o t lltlatlng. Interment MlrvlCH lmmtdlately following at ftarbor Le•n Memorlel Park. ~lees -l1'a dini<tlon of MM1IOr ._._Mooalt Ollw Mo<'tv«y ot Golt• MeW.~ .. lf'Cll DELLS EUGENE L. DELLS, SA., rMldent of C•ph tr-Beacll, C. Pauecl •••Y °" Aprll •• ,.,, "' Sen , ........... Ct. Eugene IAS!er Oetl1, born Fet>rWry 1. ltlS. 01eo Aprtl •, U19 •n S•n Clemente, C. 1011-•nv • llf>99r1nv 111. nen Ourl119 lllt PHI , Y41il~ EUQl!M L Dell\ 110 been • rn1oen1 of Ctooslr•no ee.<h, C. Euc;ieM •e\ .. LI Comm..noer, u.s N A . Retort<! N•vy PllOI, WllO \<llW .Khve duty Our· tno t>otn wor•d war 11 •nO lhe !Conan Conll1tl A re.1oent ot Southern C:•lltorn•• tor 71 YC•rs LI Com· m•ndf'r Ot:ll\ •f\O ret1re-o •\ dn eouca1or trom trut tov1nct "•lie'( Un1heO Stnoot Ot•lrlOay, Aprll 12. 191•. Cec>lstreno BH<h, Ct Tl>e llM'nlly r~s 1n lieu Ot •-s ,.,... trtt>ullons be ,,,_ lo the Amerl<an C..nGer Soci.ty. STEINKE ALPHA LILLIAN !HEINKE. resl· dent ol Irvine, Ct. Born AUllU•l 11, 193' In Ooden. UUtl. pnwcl aw•y on Al>tll 9, 1919 et Ille ege ot ..._ S.IOved •llt ot Ronald S4elllll• of 1 n11M. c... '°"Inv mother of oe-Horton ot Littleton. ColOrlclO, QlefVI S..lnke of Outan90, co1on60, ttaren HOOpS -Jayne Steinke of Irvine, GL, sister of E .... ren Stetts of 5ivr\ef Hiii, Ct., Allan Slillts ot c.~. wYomlno. Oenn11 Stans ot ~,, W"°"""9 end"°""' Ell• Piper of t.Mw. Arlrona. Funeral Mtrlll'ts •Ill be he4d on SMUl"clrf. AOf'll 14, 191'9 In Thermopotls, Wyoml,,... lntar!Mftt wlll be In Ille TIM""9POllS c:.metery, TllermoPOlls, Wyomln9. Smllll & Tuthlll ~. 411 E. 17111 St .. Costa Mesa dlf't<tor1.-.... aAUOIO VENGENETE A, 8AUGIO, r-Hlo.nt from the Baha mas to But Mrs. Tucker, who well remembers the in· Flor ida, will teach a ilial panic surrounding the s layings, talked freely balloon class April 21 a t a bout the fear and the changes in her life since the Orange Coast College in slayings abruptJy s topped April 20. 1978. Costa Mesa. "They told us if this levels off, some of the The school will meet women would get complacent." said Mrs. Tucker. o n four s u ccess ive "But I've never gotten careless. I got a dog and I Saturdays from 9 a .m . keep it inside. I've had security precautions to 2 p.m. in the college's taken s kill center building. ___________ _ The course will cost ... ~~~~ S25. a nd persons may r e· Abouf S J00,000 In reacard• g ister i ~ the co.llege's ltave Ileen offe red for baforwta• c.om~unity serv.1c~ of· lion leading to C"Ott VIC"tfon of the rice m the admtn1stra· ti> lion building. For more strangler, e 70~000 of that fro• i nfo rmation . phone the11taie. 5S6·5880. Laguna Wants• Instructors T he Laguna Beach Recreation Department is seeking instructors for s ummer qua rter classes in guitar, photo· g ra ph)' and baton twirl- ing. Interested applicants should call the recrea· lion office at 497·3311, ext. 238 for application forms and information. Police officials admit their frustration in the case. which is unique in the recent history of this west Georgia city of 175,000. But they empha s ize that the case is still a "top priority ... "We're assuming he's still here a nd assuming he's s till alive." said David Hopkins. a spokes man for the Columbus Police Department. AT THE HEIGHT OF THE Investigation. 50 to 60 locaJ and s tate police ofCicers patrolled the Wynnton Road area, s topping passersby and noting any chan ges that might indicate the strangler had struck again. Bet ween 30 and 35 inves tigators followed up leads. Ufi'UIDATION SALE ·MIW HAMMOND ORGANS .. AUIOIA .. MODB. 8200Senes T.,Offtes,m.tl.ille HAMMOND ORGAN'& PIANO CJllTER 2114 L C...t ....,,. 6411. -JO c ..... .,._,. ...... ROSES $8.95 :::-- MIXED FLOWERS EASTER CANDY 33%0FF I .-a.. ... . ...... ....... . ........... PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI H$1NtlU NAM& ITATaMaNT $3.00 -· ,.,-.ca. TM tol~ ~ ar• dolne ~-es= .,_ __________ ,., W-'TEAFAOHT AUCTI~$. 1721 FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS $8.50 -· WIMESALE I.et-c ....... ..... -'2" '2" .,,,. IPICIA4 w. Coe,_ H ...... y, ~ INch, C..tMS ¥1•• Sl119" AHi Est•le, 113 P1-1lol1 Or. W .. ..._, Beacll, C1.'1660 Tiiis l>uslne11s ,, CondltCled by • veMr•l 1>9rtnersn1p, MlkeS.vave fhll '"''-' ... , flied ••th '""' Counly Cleo of Or•"99 County on Aprtl •. 1979 ... ROSE ARRANGEMENTS 11-----------.. FllJ04? Publl•lled Ot ""9'! Cocl>I 0•• Iv PolOI COORS '6.98 ""' •• 13, 20. 11, 1919 ll47·19 $10.95 _.., 12oL c• COi• lot of 24 COftl C•M PUBLIC NOTICE SIX PACK '1.85 ~=: $3. 9 8 OftChp ._ __________________ I Bnng This Ad To Any IEACOMIAY AUTO ¥(ASH For A FREE IONIC WAX And 99'L CAR WASH With UNION Fill-Up (7·gal min) Oller Expires April 22. 1979 I. Newport C~ C• Wast! 6. ~ Yaley Car W•tll 160 .. o.,pon c ........ CJ• e11 .... 8•"'°""""" 111 F•sn•on '"""° 9!1:1·111&1 I . SMn-.C..W .... N l"Sl"'A""' , t Bt NOt!hol 11'nSI I 836-61 I I s.nt.t Ana •.~c..w..a. N Tus.hf'I c ..... ''°"'0..... ...,.,~ 6Jl·71hll ,. s. co.to .......... w .... ?0!>11 Ha.-&Ml 10.EIT-C..W .... l • loro Ro 1,,.., 101>oo1011oce1 ll37-0600 64~1039 11. sowttt Cont .... W .... 160t Wnl M~ IJuoll oll BnQoll 1161·1.Q:l PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINES!> NllME STATEMENT fN' 1041ow•l\9 person• trtr do•nQ Do\1ne\\ •~ TEOE, TEOE LTD . TEOC INC. rEOE CO .. TE OOE, 3/0 GtenneY•t! SI • La9una BeoKl'I. Ci! '17bS I HoslttlOt inc Id Cthlorn•" cor CIO'•l•on•, JISt1 Wesl SI , So Laqun•. Ct '1bll 11>1\ l>USHle\\ °' t ondiKled by a COf• p0r•t1on HOSFELOT INC "'""'' DMl•t! H<Weldl Ill, VtUPrfttdl'<>I f"I• \lalM1fnt Wt5 fl led W•lfl tllll County Oerk ot Ortnge County on A"4'11 '· IU9 .... _ P11bll'1'ed 0r""91' Cout 0.111' Polol Apr. b, IJ, 20, 21, 1919 IJlt.19 PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8U51NIESS NAME STATEMENT fne lol-ng _.50l'I IS -"9 llUM• ... uu; RI C HAR D 'S C USfOM WALLCOV6AINGS, 211~ Olemond Ave., 8•111N lst....O. C.llfonW•UNt Alc11trd .JoMt111 Bargeron, W iit Ol•mond Ave .. &•Ibo• l$land, C.11 tornle 9'lN2 Tiiis llUSIMU I• c-..Cltd by •n In· dlvlou••· AtclWlrd J. IHr~on M-'AGIE LORRAINE PIPER. resi- dent Of Hunllngton llH(ll, Cl. P•SMCI -•Y on Aiwll 10. 1m 1n 0r-. ee. SN Is S4#Ylwd 11'1 llff ~George I(. P111ef', sons Wlnlem J. T-•11 ot Anaheim, C..., An . Jeck -'· T-elt, Jr .. ot T ... u eno J-T •• Scon ot Hunll119ton &..ell, Ct .. d•u9Mer$ ot Sant• ,,.,.., Ct. Pui.eo •w•y on April I , 1m. Survived by Ill• wife Tina, 1011S Uiu.o., U'-, Sau. Simi, Tom allO Ulu Aurnl-all ot H-•11, CS.Q911ttn Toni Slrl"""9 of MIUIHIP-- pl, Slllll Pie._. ot Samoe, Toni Tullal°' 9lld An• Bauvt0 boll> ot Sanu Ana, ~ Service$ _,. llalCI tocl•I' CFrlclayl at 11:00 AM et IN H1..- uwn Memorial C.INlpel """" Pepu S1of.ia, Elcllf of Ille s.-7tll O•v PUBIJC NOTICE Thirt.een investigators remain on the special task force. The street patrols continue with help from nearby Georgia State Patrol posts . About $100,000 in rewards have been offered for in· formation leading lo the con viction of the strangler . S70,000 or that from the state. ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Computer records at the police department s how that 16.500 individuals have been in· lerviewed In connection with the case. The number includes potential witnesses. suspe'cts a nd neighbors. Some, said Hopkins. have been ques· tioned from 10 to 20 times. This sf.114-t was flied wttr• '""' Counl'I' Clerk of 0r•"99 County on April 10, 191'. 1'1133.S6 Put>tlSlled 0r...,.. C:O.st Dally Piiot ~.U.JO,V,11Mt •.t919 t«H~ PACIACYllW •••oe••• , ... c.emetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCODM:K MOnU.UllS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cat>lstrano 49s-1ne IA&.~ N•ALHOMI 846-2424 coetaMesa 673-9450 -.a.taOADWAY MGa'UAIY 110 Broectway coetaMesa 842~150 MWtmM&LLAMI MGa'UAIY Wlln:wf CMAPIL O'lmltory • ROW9t ShOO 427 E. 171h St OoUMela ···- c l'ICTITIOUS 8 USINIES5 NAMllSTATEMa NT TM toOowl119 -50l'I Is OOlno buSI· IMSSH: THE SIXTH STAA·SCHOOI. OF INTERNATIONAL CUISINE, 10011 Adventlll ClllH'Cll ottlcl•tl~. lnl•r· ~rt..O•Y Or., Hunllnvton e.ec11, CA menl 1ervtces lmmecll•lefy IOlio-d at Joan c. MUllton, lOGJI Jon O•y Herbor Le•n Memorlel Park. Or Hunt'""°"BHc:" CA'2._.. HOPKINS SAID INT ENSIVE WORK. some done on officers' free time. has provided a few clues to the killer·s ide ntity. S«vkn _. under l1'a d it'ecllon ot This 11tus1nes1 ",onOiiclttd llv •n In. Har~~ Oliff Morl16a'Y of Oivldu.tl. Cosl• NlffL S40-SSS4. Jotw1 c. MLJ ii ton "We're looking for a man with O·pos1tive blood.'' said Hopkins. "He's probably 18 to 24 years old ... About the only people we've ruled out are women and guys over 40. We haven·t narrowed the race." Mortuacy Cemetery Crematory .......... •lure.I ......... •CN..elcM ......... -.. eau '"' 1tte Cmnatba PortfoUo 1121GlllerAve. Co.ea ..... 140Sll4 Tiiis si.i-t _, lli.c:t w1t11 ,.,. County Clef), ol Or1nge County on A"4'11 4, 1'79. l'llJMI Publlslled Or81199 Co.tst Dally Pilol A"4'. •. U. 20121. 1919 IU'\.7' Last yecr the Caribbean This yecr Tahiti . ..., .... ~ ...... .' .. llltll Work hard, play hard seems to be the philosophy of THE REAL ESTATERS. This Saturday, over 70 top producers from THE REAL ESTATERS will leave for an eight'day. all expense paid trip to Tahiti and Moorea. Randy McCardle, preeident of THE REAL ESTATERS. said, "They all are very deserving of a Tahitian Hoflday. We have a P.re•t team. We work together and we have fun together too ... 1t'a great to see them relax and to have fun with 'em In the sun." Last year the top producers spent a week crulsin~ the Caribbean. · .. _._ .. __ -=-··-----· --.. --..---·- FANTASTIC OFFER IRAMD MEW 1979 MG 55325 TIN TO CHOOSI FltOM .. -··-· -------------.... I ' PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING 810$ Tiie Couney sanilellon Olltrfcb of Or•nve C-ty, Callfonll•. will ••· cthre sHled bids until Tl>M4ay, AOf'IC 14, lt1' at 11:00 am. Bids mutt be re. < 11-..cl at Ille OlstrklS' AdmlnCJtrellw ofll<•• by l h• d•t• and llm• 11ere1n•-wt tortn, at '°"''" time they •Ill be OUllflcly -*' 4fld ... •mined et tlle office of tlle OlkrlcU, 111144 E111' A-. ,,_,. • .., v .. ,_.,, c:.llfonlla, tw Ille fOl!ow>n9: O N ECll TAAC TOlt ANO AOTOTIU..EA, SP ECIFICATION NO. -'·100. lldt ""8t be "*'"""@It on the f9ml Wj1P!l'"9 11'1 Illa OISlrlctJ In KC~ ""''" •II prG'l!Mclns of l1'a -'lllca-tlOftS. Sp•clllcelfen1, bid bl•nllJ, a nd lurtller lnftlrmalloft _., tie Ollea!Md et Ille -.._ ......... : C1141 ~1'10orM>a.m,111t.22or m. lsf J • ..,..¥-i.r. Secmery ....... Olrec~ c-icy SeftilMIClll Districts .... t,1.i.s,,,,.,,..11 If Or .. c:..ty, CA Put»lllMd Or .... CMM Deity "119C. April IJ, lt1' 1.u.n PUBLIC NOTICE AT ¥OUR SERVICE I NATION I CALIFORNIA Who Nos~ What's Best One? • LOS ANGEL~ CAP) llavlni a nose for news don n 't always me.n snitnna out a big alory. Only ooo reporter waa ltnCIOI ao mt n and ~omen who ~ nose made news on the "Ten Best NO.ej" hst com i>lled by 1 C'08melic ur lf'OD. Dr. Brent J06eph's hst of "Ten Ul'!lt Noses." umon.i lh<' woml•n. in ... ~ eluded Princ~s~ <trart• or MontH'O, nctreSSl'!\ June Fonda , Ca nd ace ·Be r gen , Cu t he rine Oeneuve, Cheryl Tu~as' a nd C heryl Ladd sln1en Olivia Newton· John, Leslie Uggams and Nancy Wilson ond televis1on reporter San· dy HUJ, who CO·anchori. AB C's "Good Morning, America" show. The men on Joseph's list were actors Warren Beatty. Dirk Benedict. Kris Kris toffers o n , Mi chael Landon. Ryan O'Neal. J a n-Mich ael Vincent and Billy Dee Williams, baseball star Steve Garvey, Oly mpic d ec atha l o n w inne r Bruce Jenner and Sen. Charles Percy, R·lll. NICE NOSE C•~••rgen ........... ON LIST Kris Krlstoffersbn "Size bad absolutely nothing to do with the ratings," said Joseph, a bead and neck surgeon s pecializing in facial cosmetic surgery. Weather Hit H e emphasized he j udged noses o n the basis of which were pro· portionate to the faces they were attached Lo. and not on the basis of beauty. MADE RA <APl Lower yields a nd bad weather are blamed for a decline in the value of Ma dera County crops last year. Gross values totaled just under $220.2 m illion in 1978, down S2.2 million from a year earlier. Slaee ,.,_., o..,aer'• Fa..U DEAR PAT: I bought a $20 pair of Stride Rite tennis shoes for my young son al Barton's Bootery in Huntington Beach. After wearing the shoes for just one week m y son showed me a hole in the nylon upper part of one shoe. I took the shoes back to the store and showed tbe owner, but he refused to do anything about this and told me l 'd have to handle the matter with Stride Rite in Boston. J feel this service is unac· ceptable as it's up to the merchant to deal with the manufacturer. Can you help? . J.C .. Fountain Valley Owner Pete Barton told AYS that the bole in yoar son's shoe was obviously caused by a bura s ince it wa.; "perfectly roa.nd ln shape." This does not represent a defect In material or manufacture and the merchant. bas no obligation to make any adjustment. Barton says be gave you Stride Rite's address and feels you might get a "good wUI" ad· j•stment if you send the shoes to the manufac· turer. He adds that the shoe manufacturer would "laugh at a retailer wbo attempted to gel a replacement when the 'defed' was obviously the c•alomer's fault." AVS agrees. Ptdat G11ara11tee 1t' orda.,•lle7' DEAR PAT: I'm taking bids from contractors' ror a paint job on my house. One or them says the paint be uses ls guaranteed for 15 years . Do you think this would be worth anything in the long run? It would cost me a lot more right now to specify us ing this particular paint rather than one that doesn't have such a long guarantee. P.W .. Huntington Beach Having a JS·or %9-year guarantee doesn't 1 WE'RE STILL TIYINI IAllEll .,· SIMCI 1894 MEDICINE BOSTON CAP> Uoctors have '~ ~·:~ · . .. DEN'S ~ii;;iet • :iiii611ii10ii: ·cu1t• ,,.,, ~So.'"t~ ~ linoleun • wood floor Call 642-5171. IUJ .._ ..... A.._• C.. ....... c.. tHIJ found that an ex~rlmental treat· ment for pt10tlusi1 lncrcai>cs the rt1k ot a mUd for m or hkln cancer. but th~y HY mOllt :ium•nms wall probably M wllUna to tako thll> chance to clcur up the common s kin diseusc In a study. rc11curchers found that Pf'Ople who receaved the treatment, called photoc hemotht>rapy, are between two und three times more like ly than normal to havti skin cancer Put • few word• -... ........... 11 ....... •J Statesandhavingth~psoriarapy." l~~~l~o~w~o~rk~f~o~r~u~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~·~·~·~~~~~~ For two years, the researchers looked for aide eftect.s lo 1,373 pa- tients at 16 medical centers. Tbey round that 30 or them. or about 2 per· TKE TREATM£NT, FJaST re· ported in 1974. ls th1• most dfech ve mC'thod cv •l" found for l'leanng up the d bligurang and sometimes dis· u bJ an g red blot chcl> of i.e\ ere psoriasis Though It 1s still con· sidert!d to be cxperlml·ntaJ. the treat· ment was used on 35,000 Americans last year. About 2 percent of all Americans have psoriasis, a genetic disease whose namt.' 1s derived from the Greek word for itching. cent, got akin cancer. l{owever . the cancer was most pre· valent in people who had received radiation, once a common treatment ror severe psoriasis, or had bad earlier bouts with skin cancer. Impact Study Ckars Town's Manhole Job KERMAN <AP> -Federal e n· vlronmental regulations have forced local officials to conduct an environ· mental study betore Installing seven A New, Unique, Personalized Concept For the Independent Businessman PHONE-IN SECRETARIAL SERVICES For Further Information Call: 640-8682 NGE COUNTY CLERICAL SERVICES MO NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE. SUITE 265 NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92MO (71') 6'0-8682 letter composition• typing •dictation •transcribing• mailings Robert S Stern. who directed the review at Bell\ .,srael I lospilal, said the patients' skin cancer is mild and usually not severe. "I DON'T THINK these find ings represent a setback." he sald. ··rd much rather have one of these can· cers than psoriasis." man~~~t~smallh~oo~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ty community. A federal of!icial defended the reg- ulations even though a new law would exempt small projects from the report requirement. A report on the resear ch was published Thursday an the New Engla nd Journal of Medicine The. treatment consists of dO!-it'S of ultraviolet h g ht and psoralens. medicine derivt'd from a plant lhat grows along the Nile. ''IT'S POSSIBLE ONE of those manholes couJd be a ffecting a his· toric site." said Tad Mascaoka or the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Stem said the treatment probably will not be cleared by the Food and Drug Administration for widespread us e until doctor s have finis hed several years of follow-up study. "The chances a re they're not going to hit any India n burial grounds,·· between the road and the sewer. he conceded. SKIN CANCER IS also caused by s unlight, a nd Stern said, "An American moving to Australia and becoming a fisherman is much more likel~ to develop a skin cancer than someone re maining tn the United More than $200 was spent senrung questionnaires on the project and pre pa ring reports, said Katie Bearden, a county planning analyst. In the end, Mrs. Bearden made a finding that the project would have no significant impact on the environ· ment. ··cot a problem? Then wnte to Pal Dunn Pat unll cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities m government and business. Mail your qtU>stums to Pat Dunn. At Your Sero1ce. Orange Coast Doily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesd, CA 92626. As many letters as possible will be answered. but phoned mquiries or letters not including the reader's juU name. address and business hours· phone numbercamiot becmi.ridered. Tfnscolumnappearsdai· ly except Saturdays.·· llettSArily meu yOll have I.be pnKec:tlon you think ,_ do. Sach warraatJes frequently cower new home paint against peeling, chipping or nu. ing. Large companJes tha t are likely lo remain in business wllJ stand behind such offers. but if an in· dlwklHI painting contractor goes out or business in several years. >'" coaJd be left wttla notblng bat a piece of paper and peellng paint. You mipt tlllak the manufacturing company ls liable, but It hasn't necessarily agreed to anything. It may cover tbe prodact ror two or three years at the most. If you can find the manufacturer, your guarantee may be honored ror the sake or good business, bat not because of any obllgatJon to do so. If you hire this contractor, lnsist that he pro. vide you with a writte n guarantee from the paint manufacturer, and then check with the manufac· lurer ll any warranty provisions arc unclear, especlally "limited" ones. Fa&e Ad• Publf•her'• Fault? DEAR PAT: 1f real estate ads are false or m isleading, can the real estate company which places such ads be prosecuted under the law? How about the newspaper lhat publishes unrealistic real estate advertising? N.O .. Santa Ana Sedion 17530 or lbe Calirorn.ia Business & Profe88ions Code states that it is unlawful for any per80ll. firm, corporation or asSMialion. or any of their employees or agents, to advertise any real estate ln a false or misleading manner. Nothing in tbls ~tion of the law bolds the publisher of any news paper, or any job printe r, liable for pabllabing such ads unless the publisher or orlntP.r bas an interest, either as owner or agent, in the Professor To Speak Dr. Frederick Reines of Ne wport Beach, pro· fessor or physics at UC Irvine, will speak on "The Neutrino: From Poltergeist to Particle" when he delivers the Fourth Annual Dis t · ing ulsbed Lecture If Tuesday. Dr. Reines, founding dean or the UCI School of Physical Sciences, was awarded the Dist· inguished Faculty Lee· tureship last year by the Irvine <11\tision of the Academic Senate . The lecture. scheduled for 7 :30 p.m . in Fine Arts Concert Hall. is without charge to the public and will be aimed at a general audience w it hout speci f ic knowledge or particle physics. ROSE BUSHES MAKE THIS YOUR YEAR FOR ROSES. OUR TOP GRADE ROSES ARE NOW IN BEAUTIFUL BUD ANO BLOOM l Large 5 Gal. 7.981 OAIL Y 9·530 SUN 9.5 l MoreEaaterGl/tldeasl J Beaufffut EAll!I WES. Froaront IUll PlAllTS In bfoom. EUfOPWe DISlt 8AROBIS • TalARfUMS. Gorgeous AZALEA and MUM PUNTS. Fr8all 'flower and Ory AnAMa•MTS. Big selectton of INDOOR GIB PLANTS. Siner 1946 Halli~s Nursery -Florist 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa Closed Easter Sunday, Aprtl 15. _ 9lnniversa12' -------------------real estate being advertised. STARTS SAT., APRll 14 THRU SAT., APRIL 2t ONE WEEK Otl.Y Nftl' O.,..er'• Not Re•po••lfJle DEAR PAT: I bought some merchandise on a contract that later proved defective. When I com· plained, I was told that the business had been sold and the old owner was responsible, not the new one. Is this true? E.F., Huntington Beach Yes. When a business is sold, yoa bave to H · same I.bat the new owner is not Hable for trannc· tloa• yoa have bad with tlae prevte.a ow.er. UsHIJy oaly aalda are sold, Dot UabWdes, aad tbere are a aamber of ways to sell a balaeaa so tllat the new owner ls not.Hable. Tllls la wily It's Important to deal witb an estabUalaed firm • long. &erm eoa&rad.s. If tlae merchandlle yoa boegM la cevere4 by a JUarantee, you may Uve reeotlrle tllNWp tlae maaulacturer, depeadln1 on tlae war· raaty provisions. I ftR 8eelc Gift Not Ded11eil•le DEAR PAT: I've heard there's an IRS ruling that states the full purchase price ol a book can be claimed as a deduction If the book is donated to a cb•ritJ «other organization. Is this correct? P.G., Corona del Mar IU 1111 ao. There la no RCll nUq la es· l1te•ee. 0.IJ tile fair market price CH be ...... , .... •arket prke .. &Ile ....... ,... ..... recelft u ,... sold tlae .... 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Son Diego Freewoy A divisiOtJ of Bouer Motors, 2925 HARBOR Bl VD., CDSTA MESA 9J9.2fAXJ Opel·Joguor·TriumphMG All makes, models and colors Classified Auto :Advertising in the DAILY PILOT 642-5618 . ~ ·} is ,o .y td n· ! r. l !S "Y fl tl I " r l.n Cr ad k> r. f ! ·ed rt· he red I ISS an f ~ he e's . \id, cy ~ ort ng ·e· en ~ Jo· Id· •te ng be by tn ~ er 1isj I "' • nd to, ir. lh ;b t> , t , f •Horoscope fftdlr,Ap1t1 t3. tm OAlt.V~LOT New e·vidence points to a possible link · between breast cancer and partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, biochemistry professor tells conference 8y J llDITH OLSON Ol I ... o.lly ...... •WH Wtule he ls nol recommendmg lha\ people &lop eaUng margarine and go back lo u Ing but- ter, M ark Keeney;-Ph.D. a biochem1slry pro· fessor at the UnJverslty of Maryland, sa1d there is new evidence for a possible hnk between partially hydrogenated vegetable 011 and cancer of the breast and colon. Dr. Keeney, dne orthe speakers al lhe ninth nutrition press conference sponsored by lbe California Dairy Council at Santa Barbara, said research done at his university has pointed up the possible connection. Arumal fat usually hu~ IK't..n the accused c ulprit in cancl'r. he said . but now studies have shown that the "trans" fatly acids produced during the hydrogcnatwn proce~s may be guilty. Keeney said that \\ hPn the fatty acid:-<1rt' digested they "b<'come p;.irt nf. and appi:irentl~ alter. the prooert1es or the cell membranes "TIOS MAV makt• 11 l'u~1cr for c<i ncer causing chemic<1ls lo enter the cell. .. He also reported that the hydrogenated fats ''might also have a n adverse effect on the cell's energy generators C mitochondria, and on the red blood cells ·• l\eeney a nd his co-workers al the university analyzed data of per capita fat intake and cancer mortality from 1909 to 1972. The data re- vealed that Amer1c<1ns ate less animul fat and m ore vegetable fa t over th(• years. Th(' biggest c hange wtJ s that most of 1 he vegetable oil consumed during the l<1st few de .. t'ade. wus partially hdrogenatcd vegetable 01b .rnd m orgurines. The oils are hydrogenated so they'll be soltcJ nt r oom t e mpera ture.. A s urvey of a supermatket showed that this kind of 011 is used tn virtually a ll margannes. including the sdlt variety, most potato and com chips, all peanut butter except the natural variety made of peanuts alone. many crackers and all non-dairy cream substitutes. IT ALSO IS used for cooking at the well· patronized fast food outlets in the United States. Kenney said. Keeney s tressed that his findings are by no means final and that "more research has to be done on processed vegetable fats. .. But 1t has bcl'n said that the proce:.!) of hvdrogenallon would not be permitted 1f 1l \\ere 1 ntroduced today.·' Keeney added lie udmitted that the publi c has been M'<Jrl'd nvl'r all the poss1blt• causes of cancer. hut thl' figures must be looked at in the case of 't'i:l'lJ bll' 011. HE COMPARED mortality r·atcs in ~e,,ernl count ries to that. of the U .S In Puerto Rico. he said , 88 percent Of the dietary fat IS from animals. compared to62 percent in the U.S. ··Yet. breast and colon cancer rates in Puerto Rico are bctwef'n 30 and 40 percent of those in the U.S. "In the Nl'lherl::i nds. \\ hcrl' ,·egetablt! fat in take 1:. four times that of frnland, brt'ast antJ colon <.•anccr ral<'S arc nearly twice as high ·· Wl1ill• walling for morr n•search tn tw donl', Keen<'y rccommcntJl•d that shoppt'rs u-.l' lahl'I 1ng to pick foods ..... Dr. Dale Hutchins discussed preven- tative dentistry at dairy seminar. \._ Sharon Long addressed dairy seminar Dr. Mark Keeney discussed possible cancer link at seminar. Saving gums for • possible , dental professor says By J UDITH Ol.£0N Ot '"' O•llY l'tlet St.ltt Everyone has a right to expect, to keep his teeth and gums healthy all his life. according to Dr. Dale Hutchins, a professor at the Universjty of the Pacific ·Dental School CUOP >. The possibility of lifelong heallhy teeth and gums is there. but gelling people lo take advan· tage of it is "complicated." he said . Dr. ~ Hutchins spoke during the ninth nutrition press • conference sponsored by the California Dairy Council at Santa Barbara. At the UOP dental school. freshmen are taught preventive dentistry all day every Mon· day and are mstructcd by visiting psychologists , and psychiatrists . I "BUT NUTRIT ION COUNSF.LING is often dropped for lack of lime when the students get into practice ... Dr llutl·hrns said To hl•lp dcntt ~t:-. \\tlh a preventi\e a p· ' µrocic h. the Dairy Council has developed u pa· I ll'nt 1m olH'ment prot,:ram with an instruction booklet and contract which patients fill out for their d0<·tor~ Through the hook lel. patients l:lre taught the fo ur food groups, how lo s pot and minimize "acid exposures· and how to care for their tl'eth. Regist~red dietician Sharon Long. a Dairy Co uncil staff me mbt·r, sa1rl 1t 1s important to ll·arn to minimnt· tht• number or times sweet toods an.' put into contact with the germs on ti:eth and gums. "IT'S NOT 110\\ l\1t:CH SWEET food "ou 1·;,i t . 1t ~how oft en,· '>hl' ~aid. • The Dairy Coum•il ~u.l!gest ~ choosing snack!> <See DENTAL, Page 8 2> California Couple Drops Out, Find~ •appiness I . . . . By SUSAN AGER ,._._ l'rft• Wrlltr CANYON, Calif. (AP> -T heir home is built of love and ris k. S hip masts and fl ea market windows. Limbs of giant oaks. Railroad support beam s . And discarded planks from a s ctiool gymnasium and a fire· gutted house sold by its owne r for $70 Their shower curtain is home·sewn. and the bright Mexican tiles in the s mall shower a re ha nd-laid The counter of t he bathroom sink is s mooth with the grain of wood scraps gl u ed . sanded and polished T H E IR BACKYAR D is the crest of thousands of redwood trees against a broad swash of clean s ky They h ave n o fences. no sidewalk, no s treetlights. no mailbox. Jeff Kane. 36. and hj · wife, Ronnie Paul. 32, custom-built their home a nd their lives, starting fro m scratch on both just a few years ago. The house was easier. ··It takes years t o m ake Ulis kind of evolu- tion," says Kane. "It isn 't a revolution. It is a ver y slow p r ocess." Ronnie agrees. FOUR Y E ARS ago Kane, a medical doctor, left a $40,000-a ·year job a nd an elgbt·year mar- r iage. He had s pent mo nths living, sitting a nd thinking in a drafty cardboard shack o n Ca n yon 's d esolate redwood·spread slope. "The rent was $25 a month and you got all the mus hroom s you could eat They grew on tbe bedroom floor." be recalls with a half-grin, half-grimace. Canyon, which has been called "the last rus tle community in metropolitan America," Is 3S mlln from San Franeilco and only 7'fl miles from the neares freew97. But lta 150 resi· dents are far from cru1b of Cl'owd1 an competition. the 1t1n1 nolMmdllDOI. AND ll08T, llke Jef and RoaaJe, are fa from tbe retpect a ble predictable lives tbe ued to IHd. Tbe two m ake a bout $400 month, too UttJe lo Ill income tax returns I the past two years, an Money didn 't buy what dropout doctor and his wife felt was missing from their lives I estimate they each work no more than six hours a week for pay. Most or their income comes from her tennis l esso n s. hi s h e alth philosophy courses, and the yoga classes they teach toge the r. They have found that living costs them all their lime a nd money. Yet they cons id e r them selves rich. "There are two ways to be wealthy to get out and work ancl makl' a lot or money or to cut down on your net'ds and lave s imply, whi ch to us is the eas1c!-.t a nd most attractive way ''I HAVE EVER YTIONG I want." says Ronnie. "I don't long for anything." Both J eff and Ronmc say they grew up asking questions no one wanted t o h ear. Ron n ie. a r a nke d junio r t en nis player who started com- peting when she was 7, says she used to cry after every match. win or lose .. , alwavs had a lot or excuse ; lik e. 'M y forehand was a little off tod ay,' " s he remem - bers . Coll eg(• was a c-hore She majored in Spanis h. look class('s in Europe and Mexico. then spent six months in England after graduating, work- ing at an archcological dig and as a maid lo the genteel. H E DR EADED her return to this country. .. My being different w a s a pp 1 au d e d o ,. l' r there Over here I was just strange. The i magt• of the fe male when I grew up was that you ta lked so as to b(' ap pea linJ;? t o lhl' men around you. "But· I talkl'd a lot with my hands and had a lot of 1cl<.'a s going Retired medical doctor Jeff Kane and his wife , Ronnie Paul, relax In the Canyon, Calif., home they built of love ..................... through my head ... she says. "I couldn't cv('n tat k about au l was thinking of. I was never very popular." A friend got her a JOb as a Pan American re· f>ervatio n c l e rk 1n Washington. 0 .C., a nd , m eticulously groomed. she moved up to a sail'!> aJ?ent 's job .. Everyone ''a!> \ l'ry proud of ml'. My head ba nds matclu.·d nl\ ct resses ... she laugti~ · TH EN Sii E m l'I .1 man who talked her into paying mon> altenl1on to hN ios1de-. than her out- "1des. · My last year at Pan Am. I started wearing h1k1 ng boots and Levis every day,'' she says. She had given up the im · age, and one day she j!ave up the JOb It was the be~mmng of the end of Ronnie Paul's old hf('. Jeff Kane 's fathN sold glur and tap l' fo r John~on & John son Judy & Jeff. he nam1•d his c hildren. ··From the <1ge of 1ero lo 30 m:. lifl' '' "' un r\.'markabll' ... h1 · 1n~1sh He went to l'CLA. ~1d a v e r a gt• w o r k a n d gr aduatt-d from thl• l SC medical srhool IN TH E BACK of his bram, there were qucs· t1ons. "Their vie w was that a hum an bcmg wa11 a sac of enzymes and e I e c t ro ·c h e mi c a I gadgets. l bad a feeling there was some thing else to us that they were missing." lie met his first wife in Oa kland, a nd they "Ci'e married in 1968 "Wh al a srhmuck'" hl' says now. shaking h1~ hl•ad "I wasn't rt!ally consc1ou~ of my own lift• until the ag<.> of 30 I JU~t :-ort of went along and fl'lt hfe "a~ something that "as happening tn mP and risk, ship masts and ff•a market windows. Sauna is ·• in background. "I was 24 then. al(d• the thing to do was io get married, setUe dowro and have a career, and! so that's what I did. J "I WAS A DOCTOk'~ and she was a doctor's) wife and we did all the right things. However) by night I was a YlppieJ I took off my coat and• tie a nd put on my head- band ond helped rock huses in front of the White House." Honnie and Jeff met in 1976, when both their h ves were tangled and <:on fused. She had jus t moved to San Francisco ... For the first llml? I was penni - less, 1 didn't have a JQb. and for the firs t t ime I ''as 3,000 miles from my fa m ily That ~ar was the hardest of my life. I didn't know where I was inside or out.·· A STAFF DOCTOR at lhe Be rke ley Fre~ Clinic. Jeff had moved to nearby Canyon short· ly aftt•r he visited the free·whceling secluded com munity to ttiscuss hepatitis His wire struggled to aceept his mushroom- carpeted shack in Cao- yon . but spent more a nd more nights away. Finally they divorced. • A Canyon vete r an" ag reed lo sell thre~-J quarters of an acre to • Kane on the condit ion he be hired to build Kane 's new house. Kane paid' nim $50 a day and tbey worked togethe r (or~ more than a year. "It was like building 1.he pyramids," Kane re· calls or tugging , then J pu lling upright the 30• foot s upport beams bold· log the ~ together. THE SHELL complete and the wind whisUlng through the gape, Kane moved in, wor ldn1 by day as chi ef of a n e m e rgency room . b night pa tchJng hJs together with whatever m a terials s truc k hi!iJ fa ncy. .. I've been building since then. Just leamh'I as J go. When I make a mistake, I rip it out an8 do it 11ain," be says. The hoUle coat $J0,000, he says, ball for labor, half for materials. Ronnie mewed In wtth J e lf within a moatb (See COUPLE, Pase 12> I .. 81 (WLYptLOT ,,Idly, April Ut tt71 HOROSCOPE I ANN LANDERS • Couple Dru ... 0.. Gloking , Oranae Cout Colle .. food Hrvlee atudenta won awardl at tbe re- cent CUUnary Mil lx- hlblt IOOnlOitf ·llf the Cf'ro• Pace Bl) after they mt;t. throu1h friends. ''It wu the llrst Umo 1 ever really went with my emoUou " abe aaya. "1 penplre. i hav~ a lot or teeth. I talk wlth m y hands. 1 laqh. And he-re was a man who waa not • Oft ly enc:oura1m1 me but u ying, ·wow. do it more!'" NOW ID MEDI(" L dip l om a .a .a r M>mewberc lo the bot tom or a lrunk. Her ten· nls trophies arc m her · mother's cloaet 3,000 rnlles away. Tbey say tbey are happier than ever. Tbey have leamtd to squeMe mort> from let buy lna healh'I oll for th Ir lamp.a at 1 fraction of lamp Oll pri«. rlndan« m a rkets that a ll rood c h eaply, maklf1« fo,r tb cm t.t~lvc8 a ny thi n g th a t s e e m s too t·x· l)CMIV(' lO buy • • • • Dental ' <Froan P•Jt; BU that ure low In SUJtur: ttatln1,1 tc .. er sticky. h•Rh sugar foods ; Jln<-ludlng low·sugar foods an a meal 1t t.hey ha ve to ~ Htcn~ and selecting ,; balanced diet from the rour food g roup!> Ir possible . between meal. snacks should lw · r-'fvolded, Mrs. Long emphaslsed /I HERE ARE SNACK FOODS that are rct' ommended for a pre ventive approach to dental health: Cheese. 1..·ottage cheese, plam )'Ogurt 1 add fresh or unsweetened canned frwl) nuts. seeds , pepperoni rounds, hard·boiled eggs, cold cut!>, chicken wings Also. fresh fruit a nd \·egetables, frozen JUiee bars, unsweetened fruit Juices Whole wheat br ead and cracke rs, u n sweetened cereals, tortillas, hard rolls, corn chips. popcorn, dill pickles and pretzels. ~ "W~ don't have the m oney but we do have the Ideas," H)'I Kane, who finally quit hli bolplla.I Job in 1'75. Boni M Y tMlr Uvtia o r t-dls t\ncliv• only ~ca&&&e they are dolna what they wan\, admll· tins tbe Ufe .. not for ever)'One. T he only rult. they say 11. ..Choose your llfo ind do U well." Rcgr~l•! T~ty look puu ltd. then lauah. "I remember aittlnt( around anylna. 'Ir I hid mr dnrttwnr -AS IC l d dn 't hav e ml. druthers," u ys Jer . ··o nce you understand y ou d o have y our druthers, then you don't have any regret!l " cw •• C!al•• --the Am 1ta11aclor •w l n LoaAalell9. They a re P a ul Mtkoleit of Jrvlne. third place in the Jowl cate1ory for bl• Cbou Froid Duek cUafilay; Diana Nuu of unt- t n 1 ton Beach and Geor1e Latnneata of Coron a del War, certilica&ea ot merit in the bOl'fJ d'oeuvre& and canapes category ; and Rosalia Cavlezel of Ne wport Beach and Dave Romero or Costa Mesa, certificates in the birthday and layer cake category. Also. Frank Middleton • A or Costa Mesa was cited Club Calendar runa Neh Jeff Kane, who four years ago left a $40,000-a-year Job as a medical doctor, and his for his peut tours and w edneaday an the Deity wife, Ronnie' Paul, pose in their home in Canyon, Calif., which has been dubbed ''the Ge rda Ric i\ of Costa Pilot and contains notices last rustic community in America." Mesa was honored for o/ women's a nd aerv1ce ---------------------------------------her salmon mousse. d ub meeting• and events fo r the /oltowmg week - Thursday through Wednes· day Send notices to Club Ca lendar. Dally Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, CO$ta Mesa. CA 92626. Be sure to include 11our name and phone number _...., Pregnant Daughter Embarrasses Parents DEAR ANN: I have a 22.year-old unma rried daughter who is expect· ing a baby. Her frit•nds all seem deli ghted ro r her. My husband and I a r e o Jd.fa s h i o n ed e~ugh to be em b a r r ssed. From wh at you know o the world today. '"II yo tell us in your col· umn if the word .. ,1. legitimate·· is still ai. bad for a child as 1t used to be " And pl ease <.'Orn pare the word to .. ab<>r· tion" in your answer lf you fpt•I ~OU \\Ill hc s tirring up :.i horrll't ... nest by making lht• t•om parison. JUst answc.•r lht• question. Th~t '' 111 lw s u f f I (.' I(' n l L E s s T HAN T JI Hll.LEI> I:\ M E M Pll lS Ana ~anders Sandy and Myra have "I f you arc romantica ll y s t a r ted a mt·s~a~l' involved. wear a scarf 5er v1ce. The\' will de-around your neck tomor· I 1 v t• r b ~ ·m .i 1 I n r row If not. a nd you tcll..'phone an~ nw ... -.a~~· \~ould like a dinn er dak . !>O long a s 1l 1s not lea\l'thescarforr.·· thrl•atening or ob:r;cent' Is ttus u crazy bui-1· Tht· ft·I.' is SS Same ·da~ ness or no1 ·• COLU M. hand-deliverv 1~ SlO Thl' UUS. OHI O R EADER idC'a 1-; to ill'lp peoph· DEAR READER: It "ho. for soml' rl';!'iOn or l'oounds like a rairl> inex· otht·r. e annnt l l·ll a p t•ns h f' "a ) to g t't fral..'nd. ne1ghh111. 1·11 l i.omt>t h in g o ff your 1 l' a I! u t' n ' r t• I •1 l t \ t ' chf'st. relay a messa ~t· <;oml'lh1n!! lht'\' lllll!hl 111 that rouJd do some Jtood. bt· told In 11.:. 't lldl'I "' tir pu t a hur r undt'r opinion Cupid's saddle. I rather DE AR LESS TJI.\~: Tht· M'r\'ICl' ~ ... ('oiled m .e il. The word "illf'~itimalt•" .. r h I (' k (' n \\'I r (• . . 0 E A H A :-.: r\ diplo m a o r co llege degree necessary. E arn from. $500 to $4 .500 a month. Expenses paid ... It also said ... Send SS for info rmation and fo rms · · How does thjs sound to you? -BUDDY D EA R B U DDY : G reat~ For the people RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY ~Y•W..t tlwlHt 1922 H49rbor Bl~d. Coat• MeH -548·1156 who are l'1UUl1ng tbe ad. If they can collect SS from 300 suckers a d ay. t they make baU a mUlion dollars a year .. Get back into school and graduate or you'll be looking al ads for the rest of your lire -and kicking yourself a lot. I LAMP HADES Harbor Lites IM hery 0., llld. -...Y ll07~~·d. CosteMeM 64S.7l01 ATIENTION W• ~MM ESTATl SALIS COMTACT "MAGGll. N W..S. & Tlilln. Pilcr w.,,..1fthrior Dnicp rt.ofte 7 5 9-0 3 73 0..ly Pl191 P-i.y P•lrl<I! 0 0-11 means "not sanctiom•d \Jps..,J).!l'S '1111 111 thi· l.:\NOEHS You arc- by la"" or ··born out or mail J rt• pnnti·d 011 o I d(• r than m y ••••••••• ART SHOW -Fran La Casia, left, and Kathy Bolinger of the Fountain Valley Art Association examine a painting for the group 's annual juried art show to be held May 5 in the Fountain Valley Recreation Center. Entry blanks for the con- test, which 1s open to any California artist, may be obtained by calling 968-6720 or 960-1802. Proceeds go to the scholarship group 's fund. wedlock." H'l:O\\ cards J\tt.il'h,·d grandmoth('r but I think • G • a r c pieces Of r<•a l \OU stall have all your • roup e All children clf's Prve <'hickt•n wire :rn<l a f('w b uttons. I nccd some ad· : • • acceptanct' -"ht'lht'r \\hill' f('<J lhl'l''o If 1h1 \H'l' : Tennis Lessons : their parents arf' mar· :-l•ndN w1s hC'i. to kl•l·p • • ried or not. ,\nd thil> his or her 1dl'ntlf} a I m 17 and dropp ed : s• A. , ,. m e ans acceptanCf' by secret. conf1dent1aht~ IS OUl Of h1~h School five e r 1gn-ups pr. : graodpanmts as well. guaranteed. mo nths a go to go to : BIM'll•n Apr. z~ :. T ypes o f chic ke n work.The JOblastedfive •, -"2 ia To atte mpt to com-wires sent. for example. weeks and I ve been • : ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~~ ["-_H_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e _ _,,] .. SATURDAY,APRIL14 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES 1 March 21·April 19>: Be aggressive in asserting rights. Someone, not too far away. ~ Is testing. pushing, pulling to see how far one • can go with you Stop lugging burdens which • a re not your own. Stand tall for fair pl ay fo r .. yourself as well as others. TAUllUS <April 20-May 20 1: Accent on -public relations, new starts, breaking illegal binds. Leo, Aquarius persons figure prominent· ·•' ly. Partner or mate fi gures In scenario, more so ·than in recent past . Be a good listener. Don't re- veal your hand. GEMINI 1 May 21.June 20 ): Follow through, trust instincts, get familia r with basic material. Cancer. Aquarius, Capricorn persons figure prominently. One who is iU confides. seeks in· spiration and strength. Yes. you do have the power -this day! CANCER <June 2 1.July 22 1: Rush of freedom indicated -you make changes. write, imprint style, resp.QJld and love . Children, speculation also a re 01I agenda as horizons ex· pand. You will have a mple reason to celebrate. Be happy! LEO 1 July 23·Aug . 22>: Accent o n transforming a pparent obstacles into stepping. stones towa rds goal. Read Cancer message. Check sources. Stand tall for basic issues. Refuse to be weakened by one who prefers quantity to quality. VlllGO CAug. 23·Sept. 22>. Give free rein to curiosity. Perceive, sense, feel -· ask questions Charisma soars. Me mbers or opposite sex are drawn to you. Relative in transit carries message of importa nce. Yes. you will be enlightened! LIBRA <Sept. 23·0 ct. 22 >: Emphas is on beautifying surrounds. restoring harmony at. bome, correcting safely hazards, purchasing luxury item. Taurus , Scorpio and another Llbran figure in scenario. Don't neglect voice, throat . Give some special attention · to you. • I t SCORPIO rOct. 23·Nov. 21): Look beyond the s urface, the external or the obvious Permit , extruensory perception to "do its job." Cycle high -you are productive and you get results. Places, Virgo persons play key roles. SAGITrARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Look behind the aceoes, study Scorpao message, visit one conrmed to home or hospital. 'Ibis ta power· - play day for you. Know it, don't be ~raged by temporary delay. Or1anl1e, state your needs, brina priorities Into focus. CAPalCO&N <Dee. 22-Jan. 19>: Accent on, friends, hopes, wisbes, completion of project. '' Success la due to crown ~ endeavon. You get more ellenllon -and reeoplUon. Aries. 'Libra, Sagittarius persons fllure promlnenUy. Romance plays huge role! • , AQlJA&ltJS rJan. 20-Feb. 11>: Rettnt con- ' tact results ln proaress · -you overeome bar· • • rien. Accent on career, autbortty, civic project and presUae. You can achieve special reeotnl· Uon, boaor. 1t la all t..bere -awaiUq )'OU! , PUCES <Feb. 19-Marcb JO>: Accent on education, travel, 1pirltua1Jty, ~ lnsplraUon. , Slam ll elevated. Language and distance bar· rlen evaporate. Whal seemed out-of-reach llllecomaa available. Dlabibu&.e products -and kleu . ... - pare t he word "ii · arc messages saying. lookingever since.l sa w : • legitimate" with "abor· "You ha\e bad breath · ;in ad in a magazine that • ESA TENNIS CLUB ! Tall Club Has lion" would be like com· Or ... Your gum popping :-a, s. ··Ove r sea i. : • paring the Brookl yn and knuckk·C'raC"kmg 1~ l'm ploymcnt in exciting ! 557-0211 : Bridge with the Li ncoln dn\lng us crai) ·• or. plac~s. No high school ••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Park Zoo. One h a., ---------------------------------------- Bunny Hop The Tall Club of O range County. a social club for tall people, will sponsor a Bunny Hop a nd Dance al 8 p.m. Fri· day. April 13. at the Garden Grov e Women's Civic Club. The club's purpose is "to unite and or- ganize tall people for th ei r mutu a l ben e fits." sa y s a club s po k es m a n . Me mbership require· m ents a re: age 21. women over 5 10'' and men over 6'2". F or information, call the Tall Club, 996·5850. nothing whatsoever to do with the other. D EAR ANN LANDERS: Two of my friends have gone into business. My husband thinks th('y are crazy . What do you think~ Auction Planned A Strike It Rich a uc- tion has been planned by Shir Ha Ma'alot Harbor Re fo rm Temple fo r 7 p.m. April 21 at the tern· ple , 2100 Mar Vist a. Newport Beach. Dinne r of three soups. bread. fruit, pastry and wine will be included in the evening. Funds will be used lo help the te mple with its Jewi~h educa- tio n and coinmunily services. Reservations may be made with the temple, 644-7203. ONE WEEK ONLY!! April 11 thru 18 Easter Inventory Reduction Sale WARM-UPS :. • r.-r '.t 1 {' nc; on NOW 21 60 78 00 MENS DESIGNER SHIRTS ,, 1 ". 11 NOW 10 20 22 20 SHORTS·:.:,;. I .:. 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" ll e !S e 8 It e I t ~ • I II • a Q t1 b " .. n h b 0 v s t• b e l (' \I 0 y l• j• y h h g a a y \I l'1 f I" 8 c s 0 t r t f e I 0 r s l' p e c ' ' t,. 11 0 e s n " n F a n s l) l c ff a 0 I; v I\ p s le p -. . . . . . Ol ilf Piiot l'hOl01 Df P1trlO O'DoftNll .. In Oakland Ry QA VE CUNNINGHAM • -, ' ()I .. .,..., l'I ... ·-"Yes We Can" was res u.rrected Thur~"ay.<flight. The slogan that followed the Angels into their first legitimate pennant race in 1978 made a return appearance al Anaheim Stadium during a fifth-inning r~lly which belped produce a 7·1 vic- tory over the Minnesota TY.tins. Afte r Don Baylor doubled home two runs to give the Angels a 5-1 lead. the crowd of 22.211 started chanting those three optimistic words with gusto. THIS WI NTER THE ANGELS' fro nt office prepared brochures and buttons with the slogan. but when California started the season with back-to-back losses in Seattle, it was "Maybe We Can't. .. Now. however. the Angels have won four or their last five. T hursday's outcome gave California a 2-1 edge in the series a nd brought Minnesota back to earth. The Twins we re 3-0 coming in. Tonight the Angels open a week·long trip with a 7:30 game in Oakland <televised by Channel Sl. Don Aase <0·01 takes the mound against John Henry Johnson 10.11 California will be looking to treat Johnson with the same dis respect they did a nother young pitcher Thursday Roger Erickson THE 22-VEAR-OLD TWINS hurler was touched for a lwo-run homer by Willie Aikens in the second inning and got into even deeper trouble before being pulled in the fou rth. THE ANGELS' DON BAYLOR IS TAGGED OUT BY MINNESOTA'S BUTCH WYNEGAR AS ROY SMALLEY LOOKS ON. By the time it was over. the Angels had clipped tbree pitchers for 10 hits. giving Cahforn1 a a total or 27 hits in the past two nights Aikens. filhng In for the Injured Dan Ford. went two-for-three with three R BI and two runs scored. Support? MeWilliants Gets Ple.ty In the two games since Ford strained ligaments in his knee. Aikens has collected four hits and four R !;I, including one homer and two doubles LOS ANGELES I APl -In Larry McWilliams' first st art of the year. he re- ceived very little support. It was the night the Atl anta Braves we re no-hit b v Houston's Ken Forsch · of them up," said Mr W11liam::,. who handed Los Angl.'les its third consecutive defeat after a four game Vlt'lory streak. The Braves had led by only a run. 3·2. on Bonnell's homer in the second inning and a bases-empty ho.mer by Dale Murph) in the fourth both off loser Andy Mc~scrsm1th. B'UT MANAGER JIM FREGOSI still has no permanent place for Aikens in the Lineup. With Ford on a day-to-day basis. Aiken:. could be back on the pine as early as tonight. Thursday night, the 25-year-old Atlanta left-hander received plenty of support as the Braves blast cd th rec Los Angeles pitchers for 14 hits en route to a 10-2 vic- tory over the Dodgers Barry Bonncll drove in four runs with his third homer of the year. and a lwo·run double. 1 l . ··My role is to come off the bench and pinch hit. and sometimes 1 ·11 get a chance to play when someone gets hurt ... <See A,NGELS. Page 84) THE VlCTORV WAS only the second in seven starts for the Br aves, but Manager Bobby Cox remains optimistic. ANO McWJLLIAMS hurled a fou r-hitter. allowing only two hits a fter the first in- ning. for his first victory of 1979. ''I'm not making a ny predictions ... he said, "but it won't take that much to turn this club around. "We figure to score some runs. and if our young pitchers come around . we could be preUy good." "I had a E'ood forkball. but I got a couple On Athletics, Boosters Newport's Gage Gives His Views 8,fROGER CA RLSON Of Ille O~lly P1lol 51111 rThird of a Three part Senes 1 Jules Gage. athletic dire~tor at Newport Harbor Hi gh for the pas t 11 years and a veteran or 29 yea rs of ser v i ce within the Newport·Mesa School District. has seen t he Sailors win CIF cha mpionships in water polo and tennis and has coached football and basketball. Today. in the last of a series. ing to do and have g1\'en great• positive backing. Some, I 'II ad· mil, have not given us this bac·k- ing. and it hurts us tremen- dously B U T ATLANTA J U MP E D on Messersmith a nd reliever Rick Sutcliffe for three runs in the seventh. and the n scored four more against Lance Rautzhan. the third Los Angeles pitcher. in the ni nth "We're starting to settle down and play some good ball." said Bonnell. who had only two homt.' runs his first two years in the majors Fou r NoCal Players Signed By Ant eat e r s Four Nor the rn Ca lifornia players including <1 6· 10 center and a 6-9 forward have s1gnl'd letters of intent to attend L'C Irvine and play baskcthall in the fall. according to Couch Tim Tift Perhaps thl• top c:.itch is 6 10 C<'nler Barry Smith, J graduate of Mission San Jose High School in Fremont I le is considered a good rebounder and will be utilized at center on the Ant- eater team Rick Doylc. a 6-9. 235-pound forward is a j!raduate of Santa Rosa High School and is also considered a good rebounder. Gage gives his vit!ws on athletics at Newport H<1rbor lligh. Do you consider Newport I/arbor /f1gh's athletic program succes:Jjul7 "They do not rcahze that they are < 1 J hurting their own kids and C2l hurting the school and the team. There is no way a kid can sit down at the breakfast ta- ble and listt'n to negative com ments and then come to school and do the job in the afternoon. It just cannot be done .. Booster clubs ha11e provided a great deal of fmanc1al backrng at Newport Harbor. but are they necessary'.' Esposito's Second Shot Oust s Kings .James Booker. at 6 6 and 190 pounds. is a forward from Mi s !HOn High School in San Fran cisco where he was named to the all-city first team He averaged 20 3 points a game and had eight rebounds ING LEWOOD <APl Phil "Absolutely. It is one of the t op high school programs in Orange County on a n overall basis. We've been very s uc- cessful in football . water polo. t ennis. volleyball. track and soc- cer. An 84·44·1 record in football the past 13 yebn \s not too shabby." "Without a doubt, boosters c l ubs ha ve given Newport Harbor athletes an advantage. Money needed for special things, like coaches· clinics, for in- stance. have given us a definite adva ntage. It's a c·rime. though. that a few parents hurl the others, but I guess we all have the right t-0 say what we feel." E s posi to . the New York Rangers' veteran center. was mad at himself for missing a shot on a breakway that would have won the game But his anger lasted only about three minutes. Tony Welch. at 6·3 and 191 pounds. was a center al Sacred Heart High School 1n S<1n Frnn c1sco but will be switched to g u ard at l'CI CHRIS K NAPP BAFFLED TWINS THURSDAY NIGHT. "Since 1970 our football teams have been in the CIF playoffs five times, four limes in the last six years. The basketbaU team has made the p layofs twice in the last three years and the ten- nis team has won the Cl F cham- pionship twice a nd was run- nerup six times in the past 10 years. 1 "There 's more. Our track team bas won the Sunset League championship five times in the past 10 year s, the water polo team. is CIF champion six out of the last 10 years and runnerup on four other occasions, the soc- cer t eam has bee n i n the playoffs three times in the past four years and the s wim team has been Sunset League cham- pions rive times In the past 10 years. :'The volleyball team hu been to the playoffs each or the past four years and the current team is among the best In Southern California." What ore (IOMr eOJ'ldid opfmona about Cht Newport coaching 1tolf? .. It's the beat. coaching staff witbJn the Newpor.-Mesa School District and ll works harder than any I've seen. That is why we've done so well. It is strictly becauee of the coaches. YOtlr lhoufltd• about porent• and booatn1? ''The majority of the parents bave aceepted what we are try· ·'T he major problem is that the more you lake, the more they want. You pay a price." How about your staff? Is there a particular complaint that seerru to surface now and then? "Yes, it is the insinuation that one athlete is playing -0.r starting because or who his fatfier is. It doesn 'l matter a damn bll who the rather is, they play strictly by a bility. It's o n e of m y coaches' real gripes -the in- sinuation that the rich kid gets fl rst string duty." How about boosters' monies? What control do you hove of these funds? "None . We have a certain pe r centage formul a for each sport which is doled out or our regular school budget. Ir the coach rinds he needs more. he goes to the boosters and gets their OK. We then make the purchase. the boosters pay for It " Would you agree there Is a lack of pride on the Newport I/arbor compua? "Yes . v e ry definitely . Especially among the non- athlet.es. And t see that attitude seeping Into the athletes. too." ' What makes yot.1 toy that'> ''Look at our crowds. We don't have near the percentage of stu· <See GAGE, Pa1e 84) Esposito. who had missed wide three minutes into a !>ud- den-death overtim e Thursday night, connected at 6: 11 to give the Rangers a 2· I victory over the Los Angeles Kings and wrap up the best·of-threc National Hockey League playoff series for New York two games to none. "I had a ch a nce on the breakaway. and I don 't think I can count on one hand when I've missed those kinds or shots." said Esposito. ··aut r made up for it." The 36-year -old center. who had tied the game with a goal in the third period, got the game-· winner on a perfect pass from Dave Maloney. · ·1 had my stick loose on the Ice and t had told my Unemates earlier to pass if to m e ... Es posito said, "eve n if I had someone wrapped around me. Maloney made a perfect pass. ··o e r ense m an D ar r y l Edestrand was hanging on me, but I just fli cked It In to score. Those kidS on the line <Maloney and Don Murdoch ) are great. they deserve credit ." Esposito continued. "Our line was really nervous after the first game. but I told t he kids. we'll come through before\.lhe series Is over. "I'm happy, we're all very happy.'' To Strike or Not? NASL Players Intim idated From Both Sides By ERNIE CASTILLO OI Ille OlllY l'llel Slafl T he term striker took on a different meaning in the North American Soccer League today. Once a n endeared player whose job it was to 1 score goals. a striker today is a picket·carrying endangered species. caught up in the political squabble between the NASL and the NASL Players Association union which called a "work sto.,page" this morning. If they walk the picket tines Saturday. the first night all 24 teams a re playing al the same time. the risk losing everything from their paychecks to their a partments . If they don't, they risk weaken- ing the union which is righting for their r ights. THEY HAVE BEEN SUBJECI' to intimada- lion from both sides. all overtheslmpteiuueolunlon recognition. And while the union and the owners fight over control or the barga.Jning table. tt is the player- Indeed, the game itself -which lssufferin". StrUte or no strike. the NASL Intends to play tu full schedule. Closer to home, the California Surf and the Los Angeles ~s say that there Is no way they'll cancel Saturday night's 1ame at Anaheim Stadium. The Surf. however. may have to dip into the used soccer player lot to come up with a tull team. Barrina an agreement between the unioa and the owners today-and the odds of that are remote al best-there will be plenty of new faces in Ute Surf's lineup Saturday. ~ "AT TIOS POINT. WE FEEL we have eoough players lo play and we're going to p lay ," Surf Ge n<>ral Ma nager P aul Deese said Thursday. "They may have enough to call a strike but they don't have e nough to keep us from playing. ll "s everybody's policy at this point to play and that's what we're intending to do. "We are seeking ex-NASL players who can keep the caliber of play at a pretty high standard. We believe there's enough ex-NASL players out there who'd behappytohavea n opportunitytoplay. •· Ironicall y, the Surf appeared to be one or the s taunchest pro-management teams before this week 's strike vote. But aner Ed Garvey. executive director of the union. appeared before the players Wednesday. the vote wu strongly in favor of a walkout. or 12 players who voted, eight favored the strike and two abstained . Peter Wall and Wolfgang Subnboll. two players who also serve as aulstant coaches. were altked not to vote. By contrast. in a str aw vote two weeks ago, the team backed management.16·1. Vcn1NG IS ONE THING but walkina out 11 another. Deese s ays he bas already spoken to the players and "outlined to l.bem what maaqement'a position wtll be if they dtdn't abow up" to thl1 mornlnt's practice. In wbllt appeared to be a Power lllO¥e Deese said ThunclaJ that "COlnpeGUUlft of d fclnal wUI be ee.Hd lmmecU,lelJ. TWI IDelwlll Hn, apart ...... ud mur,•'Wlddt.,. all,.... of Utt • competaatilrt .,.ek .. e .. Al far 11 ~ tlub \I twerwed, "'81 lltrf1'· <8"NAIL,P ... lll • ·--·-··-·· .... -. ___ ......... --------------------------.-.... .. • DAILY Ptl.OT To Kill Poisonous trokes nake ...,..lliAPDllpaldM!s AUGUSTA . Ga f'orl'Mt" U S Open cham · ploo Hubert GrM'n took five e~tra str6kcs lhut weren't rountC'd 1'hursd1y -.hlk hnog ltll opt'nina round 74 In tht> Mastt~ Coll Tournament Thl Wll the b1 ur"' lncldt nt Orftft ~nt a two lron pproa<'h hot mlo It e " Crct>k lroaU.ftl ~ pa r lav 13th hol~ and began t•un:hlnH for the burt~ bill with rulf'S tomm1llttman Frank ('unll Suctdc-nly. Grcl'n g. \'f' Canh . who Ill prt'Sldf'Ol or th1· t>rofess1onal Gollcrs Association. a quick ~ho\•c "Look out," the lfOUer wume<t "You •tlmo:-.l k &lfll·d on that snakt• .. He l)Oented to tht> rt ptllt" "You won't penullte mt> for .:rouJ')cUnai u club m u hniard j( I kllJ tum for you. wlH you!" Grf'f'n askf'd . "llell. no," rt>plled Carda, who Is from Rye-, Y 'Go ahead." Green. without <'ht <'king hl il 1:rlp, wha lt-d awuy at the snake and chopped 1l in half. It turned ClUt to tw a poisonous cottonmouth moccasin. about three feel In length The crowd was enthralled hy the drama SP<'Ctators gave Green a rousing salute Green had to take a clro11. with a penall)' lie finall) bogied the hole "I should have subtracted a couple or strokes." Curdi quipped afterward, "but it isn't covered in the rules " r------q..,e of,,.. Daw -----. CaJtfom1 a Surf General Manager Paul Deese, com- me nting on the North American Soccer League Players Association strike : "This is a wa r between Ed Garvey I executive director of the players union> and the NASL. The players are the pawns. No matter who wins, there's going to be some dead bodles out there Unfortunately, they're going to he players." ..,_•IJloo•'• Wiie Ta~• O"er LOS ANGELES -Ca rro11 Rosenbloom 's [iJ widow Ueori 1a has been named president and •. • chief executive offi cer of the Los Angeles Rams. positions held by her late husband, the Nationa l Football League team announced Thursday. Steve Rosenbloom . Carroll's son, will cootinue to be in charge of day· to-d ay operations and will retain the title of as- sistant to the pres ident. Rams stock will be dis tributed by a private trust created by Carroll. and 70 percent or that stock will go to Mrs. Rosenbloom . The rema inin~ 30 percent will be distributed equally a mong Carroll's five children -Dan , Steve, Chip. Suzanne Irwin and Lucia Rodriguez. "ll was Carroll's wish that the Rams continue as a close- knit family operation, and I look forward to working with Steve.'' said Georgia. Rosenbloom. Carroll Rosenbloom drowned April 2 while swimming in Florida. na..-. Snulled 011c lllJ Toro•to For the fifth straight lime. the Atlanta Flames ~ were snuffed in the first round or the National , Hockey League playoffs. The Flames, who starlet! the regular season with a 12-game unbeaten streak. surcered their 12th playoff defeat in 13 tries Thursday night when they fell to the Toronto Maple Leafs, 7-4. Darryl SIUJer scored twice and Ron Ellis once in a 23-second span of the first period that sent the Leafs into the quarterfinals . . . Bick Dadley, Jacques Ricbard and Rene Robert scored the goals that gave Ruffalo a 3·1 win over Pittsburgh that evened their playoff series. It was the first victory over Pittsburgh for the Sabres after seven losses and eight lies In a drought that s tarted in March of 1976 ... Reggie Leach snapped the game's fourth tie by netting a 35-foot shot with 54 seconds to play and BUI Barber a dded an insurance goal with three seconds left as the Philadelphia F1yers beat Vancouver, 6-4. to e ven their series. Vancouver will be at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh al Buffalo Saturday lo decide those ser ies. T1a11111 ,.._ PU~lta T•ree-•lc •~r A upt>rb pltC'htn1 performane b)' Tommy J.U • wllb home run support fn>m Grell NeUlel and Clni• Oa•ltbu durh\tl • flve·run rally ln the ettond tMlftl, 1a" the New York Y1nlltt1 a 5-o victory over Baltimore in American League action Thunday. John ai•vc up only lhre~ hlta ln wlnnln1 hls second decision of the HasOn .. Kiel t:eroate'I Utree·run homer caJ)P.ed a atx- run tl1hlh tnnln1 rally to lead Toronto lo a t-7 victory over t.he Chicago White Sox . . . JI• Dw7er'• flrat American Lta,ue hlt, a two-run pinch single with two outs In the ninth innln1. lifted the Bolton Red Sox to a 12·10 victory over Milwaukee . . . Thlrd baseman Toby Harra•'• bases-loaded error opened the galt>s for three Texas runs in the thlnJ lnnlng and the Rangers remained major leacue baseball's only unbeaten team with a 5·3 win over Cleveland . . . Pinch run- nl•r Joe SimPMG scored on a passed ball in the eighth inning as Seattle rallied for a 4.3 victory over Oakland . . . A two.run Nt m .u homer by Darrell Evans and the pltcbing of Bob Knepper and Dave Roberts. led the S:rn f')'anci~co Giants to a 4·3 victory over the San Diego Padrt's In Nationa l Lt!ague action ... Dave Parker and Jolla Milner each drove In a run with an extra-base as Patts· burg h snapped a three.game losing s treak wilb a 3-1 victory over previously unbeaten St. Louis ... Pal Zacllry retired Pete llOR in four key s ituations, pi tching the New York Mets to o 3-2 win over P hiladelphia . f)glat K e11i UC!kfl Pla11er• Supetaded Eight University or Kentucky rootball players II were suspended for the 1979 football season after beang charged with r aping a 19-year-old woman last year. A Fayette County grand jury howeve r, re fused lo indict them a nd Wildcat Coach Fran Curci said the suspension had no re lationship to the charges . . , Boston Celtic General Manager Red Auerbach started his search for a new head coach by calling on University of Indiana 's Bobby Knight ... Bob Weinbauer, who led Penn to the NCAA 's Fina l Four. renewed his contract ... Weldon Drew filled the basketball coaching vacancy at Ne w Mexico State ... Qaln· tin Dailey, the all-time leading pre p scorer in Maryland his· tory, signed a national letter or intent to attend the University or San Francisco ... William Brew, a heavily recruited two- sport athlete from Corvalis, s igned a letter-of-intent to attend Oregon Stale ... Greg Louganis defeated Mission VieJO Nad adores diving teammate Dave Burgering by six points, 837.85 lo 831.88, to la ke the three-meter competition at' the U.S. Indoor Diving Cha mpionships in Austin. Texas. Cynthia Potter won the women's one-meter title ... Flying P aster. considered the m ain challenger to Spectacular Bid in the up- coming Triple Crown races. makes his final tuneup for the Kentucky Derby Saturday when he runs in the $279,250 llollywood Derby at Hollywood Park ... Finla nd ed ged the United States. 4·:.I , in an exhibition hockey ga me in Finland ... David Lundstrom birdied t he final hole to take the lead with a 65 in the Magnolia Classic in Hattiesburg. Miss .... Des Smyth of Ireland shot a six·under -par 67 to set a course record a nd ta ke the first round lead of the Portuguese Open T~i•ion .. Radio Following are the major SPorts events on television tonight. Ratings are: / 11 I excellent; 1 1 • worth wa tching; • ./ fair ; / forget it. 7:30 p.m .. Channel 5 I I ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels at Oakland. Announcers: Dick Enberg and Ron Fairly. The Angels are in search of their third straight victory, with Don Aase (0·0> taking the mound against Oakland's John Henry Johnson (0-1 >. The A's have gotten off to a miserable 1·6 start. OTHER TV 7 p.m. 152) -HORSE RA CING -Today at Hollywood Park. 11 :30 p.m. (2) -MASTt:RS HI GHLIGHTS -A review of the first two rounds. 11 :40 p.m. (2) -NBA BASKETBALL -Phoenix at Portland in a Western Conference playoff ga me. Taped. RADIO Baseball Atlanta at Dodgers. 7 :25 p.m., KABC (7901; Angels at Oakland, 7: 30 p.m., KMPC (710>. Bas ketball - Denver at Lakers, 8 p.m ., KLAC (570>. Horse Racing -To· day at Hollywood Park a fter Lakers, KLAC (570 ). Caulkins Is Beeomlng Very Predictable in the 500 freestyle and the 100 breaststroke, in Wednesday night's opening competition al the East Los Angeles College Swim Stadium and backstroke." Caulkins said she's already m apped out plans for the 1980 Olympics. mark she'd established in quali· fying earlier in the day. Jesse Vassallo or Mission Vie· jo, also rewrote a national rec- ord and notched his second vie· tory of the meet with a 3:48.24 in the men's 400 individual medley. .-............ ··-..---.. .....--....._..~ . .._. ......... ..,..._ .. GOLF I SWIMMING I BASEBALL TuUter Cloae to Maaten AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) -A tornado wanLlnc wu lllued for the site of the Masten eolf tournament today after a twtlter wl1 sighted betwHa Aa1U11ta and Albem, about 100 mllea weat of here, tournament omcials aald . Tbe weather bureau had is~ sued a forecut calling for possi- ble thunderstorms earlier in the day but the second round of the 43rd Mastera began In a light rain. THE llAIN HALTED by mid- morning and play continued un· der cloudy skies through early afternoon. Brude Lietzke carried a one- shot lead into today's second round. Light rain was falling as Ron Streck and Bob Goalby opened C..pleCe Seere-, · P..,,e88 the day's action in 70-degree temperatures. needing excep- tional rounds to survive the 36- hole cut that would chop the field Of 72 international COM· petitora to the low 44 scorers and any others within 10 shots of the lead. Goalby, a veter a n . has the h ighest total going Into the round after touring the 7,040· yard. par 72 Augus ta National Course in 79 Thursday. Streck stood at 78. BtJT DIE WEATHE R was up- permost in the m inds of touma· ment officials . The forecast called for a 70 percent chance of afternoon s howers a nd thun- dershowers, with strong. gusty winds associated with the h e avier activity. The tem- perature was expected to get no higher than the mid-70s a fte r reaching the upper 80s Thursday. F,....,.ra,,eBJ GAGE ••• de nts attending our games that you'll see at Edison. Fountain Va lley or any of the Huntington Beach schools within the Sunset League. ''Our own athletes do not sup· port other athletes at Newport. I don 'l know why There a re some isolated individuals . b ut not ne a rly eoough. We need better support from the student body." OM suggestion to remedy this lock of pride is to win five CIF foot- ball championships in a row. What's your reaction to that? "CIF championsh ips ... they are hard to come by.·' I A glance :.it the record book reveals only one team in Cl F m ajor division history lo ever win three in a row. that being Redondo High in the war years of 1942-44 >. If you had three wishes for Newport's alhlehc program. what would they be' .. First . the ability to hire coaches outside of the district and bring them in. As it is now we see no openings for al least three-to-four'years. ''Second, for the rew negative parents to put a trust in us that the coaches know what they are doing and for them to look at the end product. ·'Third, a continuation of the positive winning attitude of the athletes al Newport." Lletak•. 27, wlnaer of tbe TbclOa Open earlier thl1 MUOD, UNd 4 comeeutlve blrdlea oa the back aide ln reeordinl a 5-undlr- par tT 1n the opentq round, stv· lDC blm a oae-lbot advuuae over the favored Toqi Watc!oD, Leonard 'Iboml)IOO, Joe Inman • and Ed Sneed. ONE SHOT ruaTHEa back was Jack Nicklaus. a five-lime Masters winner who has been in a slump this year. He was Ued with Lo u Graham. Craig Stadler , Andy Bean and Billy Cas per, the vete ran who was the nrsl of the leaders to tee off. s tarting in the (ifth twosome of the day. Jetry M<O.. I.Oft Hlnllle AonStrKll 8ollOMIO¥ l TOOA Y'S KOi iS ,,. .. _14' n.n-'4' ,..,._,jot 7W1-lt0 ............. J ANGELS ••• Aikens says. But just because Aikens knows his role, that doesn't mean he likes it. ''I've been s itting a lot.'' says the powerful. 6·2 24-year-old. He made the big leagues two s easons ago but has been shut- tled between Sall Lake City and Anaheim ever since. "l 'VE NEVER REALLY felt the Angels had given up on m e. but if I don't get a chance to play regularly here I 'm sure there are a lot or other teams in the league who could use me," Aikens said . It's not that he wants to be traded . It's jus t that Aikens acknowledges the possibility that the Angels will showcase his talents a little. then use him for trade bait. ·'The thought of a trade has crossed my mind." Aikens says. T m a fi rst basema n and this team has Rod Carew." CAREW KEPT HIS JOB secure with a triple an the seventh inning, ~ivlng him a o n e -for -three pe r fo rma nce w hic h a c t ually lowere d his a verage to .400. Don Baylor cracked a pair of doubles and drove in two runs. Carney Lansford got two hits. and Bobby Grich knocked in one run with a double . The hitters were ably support- ed by Chris Knapp. who pitched the Angels ' second straight com· plete game. Knapp allowed four hits in the firs t three innin~s. then turned the Twins away for the duration to notch his first victory of the season. The soft-spoken right-hander now has a career record or 10·1 at Anaheim Stadium. * ANGEL NOTES -Man•· Jim Fr-50, com "'•"''"9 on wino. Alll..,., Ht m •Y be •Ot• 10 llfl '"" i..11 1.,-t-lhM ..,.,_y on UllS Club. TN! 9u., nu 1ncrec111>1e s1,...nq111:· Bui lft4ra IM'4! coacn ..., K-. ans ... o ... H• s a mucll bet· ler hllltr Wiien he lsn'I 901119 I« IM home "''" T,..1 may oe Ills --s I kl'OW he 'al l•!l lltil wnen 1>e•s trying to 1ur Ille pllcller ofl tht mound. Golt19 uo tne mlddlt Is nls Ur1n9tll.". Two ol Ille lllrn games In OO l•nd wlll I» telewlsecl o., K TLA oi.nne1 s 10nl911t's I :» con1u 1 -Sunday's I p m. affelr. Pllc""'9 mat<llUC»S for ltw wri.s: o.i Aa• vs J-. J--tonll"t. °"" ,.~ ws lie.II~°" S.1o.1rO.y, ...., ,.,._ ,_ n .Utt ~on SuncNy ... IC-.vll, a 1'14 er-..te of eor- 0.1 MM H'911, IS U. SOI\ Of fOfm« b'9 ...... ,,,_ 11e10.r Mwty 1(....,.. and Kan.as City ~1i. It~ ••• The Ange1s• aneno.nce •-ently wasn't affected by tlle fact tnal Ille Ood9et's •nd • ICl119s were _,, ptayl119 at hOme on Ille - 1119111 C:.lllONllt drew• 11ea1111v 71,111, -puii.d Inn .ou tor tlle ,,,,....._ nomestand. LOS ANGELES \AP> -Tracy Caulkins bas competed in three indiridual event& during the cur· rent AAU National Swimming Championships, and her performances are be coming very predictable -an American record every Ume the 16-year· old 'iChoolgirl goes in the pool. The holder of three women's world records, Caulkins set a new national mark or 4:08.09 Thursday night in the 400-yard individual medley, bettering her record or 4: 11.38 set in the AAU meet a year ago. The Nashville swimming sensation had rewrit· ten two other American marks, "I WAS UNSUR E how well I would do in this m eet ." said Caulkins, "but obviously things a re going quite well." Explaining why her record· shattering time in the medley was more than three seconds better than her old mark in the event. Caulkins s aid: "The breaststroke is my poorest and I've worked hard on that , and I've also improved m y butterfly "I PLAN TO SWIM in t he 400-m eter free sty le a nd both breaststrokes in a n a ttempt to make lhe team for Moscow," she said. "My goals are to win a gold medal in Moscow and to keep improving." Baseball Standings JOHNSON & SOM SALESMAN OF THI MONTH (TGL 159750359n •EW 1979 1/2 TOM VAM I 00 W.8. •Tint. glass •H.O. SUSpension •Power Brks. •Auto. trans. •360V-8 •H.O. 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(470P0Hl. 53995 ' ... • I J 3 SPORTS ON TV I BASEBALL Frldey, Aptil 13. 1979 DAILY "'-OT Master ( s) at Work ~08N8Et'ANO ..__.__Whitaker Head. CBS 6ol/Team • a, PaED &OTHENBUG would be ~Id on lhe pracUce 1reen Orgill to e a49er? I ._ • ._._ 11 • ............. , &•-••--J -ir.-foU.wt•• tb conclualon of lb• ,_ -'-"• u nv --.-toumaJJkDt touraaJDalt, and for five yean Jack "Thtte J~ waan't time and we Wbltaker •un't lnvltH. couldo't uve shown the cert1mony "A.I far u I cu fllure °';"• l aid anywl.)I," Whitaker aald. "Just aa IOID....._ llr. Roberta dktD t llke. so the word "bye'' was halfway out ot he told lft1bM.Mt1 wun't wanted al my mouth Walter Cronltlte tame on the Mutera anymore.'' said the acreen~llwaathutUi:ht." Whitaker, Wbolle bript, sopb.lsUtat· So Whltakt'r, an avid golfer and ed commentulu for COS have golf watchtr was a persona noo JC P&OG&AM NOTES: Or ge Coast athletic tralner Leon Skeie baa been a inted to lhe protesslonaJ education com· mittee the Natlooal Trainers Aaaoelation. As a me r of NATA'• education committee, Skeie will ·st In organ.l&ing professional de- velopment proJ ts for athletic tralnen at com· munity college, college and university Jevela. ••• earned him the l~.tx-l ol "the Ent gnta at the Ma.stf'ra, alttlnfl Idly by Sevareid ot I Port.'11 . while the network ol Edward R. Mur· Clifford Ro~ru was lh tourna· row and "60 M1nul 1f • mt>ekly 11ur- m t'nt chairmen who rultd tht> r<'ndercd to Robt>rts JACK WHITAKER It appears that Oranse Cout College's Ray OrfUI, the most valuable player in the state JC basketball tournament, Is beaded for Tex Winters' team at Long Beacb State. Orgill still will make a couple of trips north before bia flnaJ decision, ~ut he figures lo be a 49er. . . . Cypress' Ron Davis. the Southern Cal Conference and state MVP, looks like a sboe·in for Texas and Abe Lemons . . . On advice from his friend, Swen Nater, Cypress' 7.3 freshman center Mark Eaton will stay with the Chargers another year for seasoning. EVEN THE S PORTS INFORMATION 1 DIRECTORS arc feeling the pinch of Proposition 13. Maaters wilh an iron h nd unu l he "I didn't rffl too good about 1t," Motorcro 8 committed 1uk1de In urn. He wu WhiUlkf'r aa1d the ono man who coul~ never be ac In 1972. an cxccutlve at· C95 asked • • cu ed ol kowtowlQI to televl ton Whttaktr lf he wunled to go down tu • Riders V le WR.ITAKE• RECALLED that thc Augusta. Ga and .)ust CDJOY the 0 0 range County In Golden West's Tom Hermstad has been rated one of the top 10 water polo officials In the world.according to a recent edition of Swimming World magazine. Hermstad, the Rustlers' water polo coach, was the only American selected lo the e lite Ust by the publication. A veteran of interna· tional competition as an official, Herstad has re· fereed at the Pan American Games in 1971, the Olympic Games in 1972 and '76 and the 1975 and '78 world championships. Hermstad's 1978 Rustler water polo team went 23-0 and captured the state championship. Besides the normal cutbacks in staff, the SIDs 1 a re now being asked to put together media guides at a fraction of their formal cost. The result could 1 be likened to going from Playboy magazine to an Archie com ic book. Last year Orange Coast College's atbletic media guides won more national awards lban any other community college in the nation. School ad- minis trators. th!)ugh, have decided that these I publications are to be eliminated or drastically re-• duced in size and quality next year. • 1966 Masters wound up ln a thret>-Maawrs u • golr ran. ternational R aceway SPOKIS ON TJ' way playolf between Tommy Jarohs, Gay Brewe r and J ack N1ck lat1 1' Housewives, not golfers, are oormal ly home o n Monqay a(ternooni,, which was just one or the problems of covering lhe playoff. "I JUMPED AT THE• 'CllA.NCE will offi cially open its because one of the charms of the new motocross facility Masters is lhat It is 8 reunion and I tonight with a Continen· could be there with no worries," he tal Motosport Club pro· said. But his holiday was interrupted fessional e ve nt with when the late British broadcaster close to 200 of the top Henry Longburst became ill and had riders in the west com- be hos 'talized peting. to Pl · Among the favorites *. * TWO ORANGE ~AST COLLEGE football players were recently awarded scholarships to continue thei r collegiate careers at lour-year in· s titutions . Wide receiver Ma tt Braga has transferred to Brigham Young University and of- fensive tackle Marc Johannes is taking pa rt in spr- ing d rills at Cal Poly <Pomona I ... Look for East LA college to petition lo lake Cypress' place in the Southern Cal Conference in football ... Mike S haughnessy, former wide receiver at UC Berkeley. has been added lo the Golden West College football staff on a voluntary basis. Shaugh- nessy. will coach the Rustler receivers. taking over for F red Hoover who will devote more lime to his duties as alhellic director. The area SIDs have helped put their schools on j the map with these guides, a feat that should please most administrators. But, in what probably a mounts to a minor cost-saving measure, they have asked the SI Ds to cut back and put out second "The threesome was playing particularly s lowly, and we knew we had lo be off al 7 p m . sharp for Walter Cronkite," Whitaker !>atd. "I was doing the 18th hole, and as the players and the galleries were com- ing up the fairway, I said: 'llere com es the mob.' A meeting was arranged with in the pro division will Roberts, who told Whitake r . "Young be the number one CMC man. we're dehghled you'll be able rider in the state, Tim to work with us." Lunde or Redondo "I don't think he even remembered Beach. Others will in- the previous incident," Whitaker elude Anahe im's Goat said. '1'he whole thjog s macked of a Becker and U.S. na - 'B' movie." ttonal c hamp Gary "It looked lo me like a mob of peo· pie scurrying toward the green, but Mr. Roberts took offense. He said lbe gallery at the Masters was not a mob. And that was that." ManyofRoberts'edicts weregood, Jones of Hac ie nda Whitaker says, particularly limiting Heights. the number of T V commercials and Gates open at OCIR ~t moving concession stands out of 5 with racing set to start sight. He even m ade sure the CBS a t 7:30. towers were painted Masters green. WHITAKER SAID HE ALSO neglected to mention that the tradi- tional green coat award ceremony "He just said that commercialism wasn't goi~g to clut~er up his louma· JC Tourney ment," Whitaker sfud. Can Lakers Delay the Inevitable? INGLEWOOD <AP> - The Los Angeles Lakers will try to even their best-of-three National Basketball Association playoff series with the Denver Nuggets tonight, but even if the y do, perhaps all they'd ac- complish is a delay of the inevitable. A Loe Angeles win at the Forum would mean that the teams would play a deciding game at Denver's McNic hols Arena on Sunday after- noon. The Lakers have never won on the Nug- gets' home floor in seven tries. The most r e- c e'n t w a s a 110 -1 0 5 Denve r victory Tuesday night in the opener of this series. THAT WIN wa!i the * * * * * * Sat•rda•'• ff, Raie TELEVISION 9:30 a .m. <22> -AMERICAN ANGLER. 10 a .m. 122J -NHL HOCKEY --A first round game in the Stanley CUp playoffs. 11 a.m. C9) -TENNIS -Ilie Nastase meets Peter Fleming in a WCT Challenge Cup final, taped at Montego Bay, Jamaica. 11 :15 a .m . 14 ) -BASEBALL -The Philadelphia P hillies meet the Mets in New York. Noon <5) ·-AJAW SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS -The AIAW swimming meet, taped ln Pittsburgh. 1 p.m . <2> -THE MASTERS -Third round play in· the Masters golf tournament from Augusta. Ga. 122) --PRO SOCCER. 3:30 p.m . <7> -PRO BOWLING -The Midas Golden Challenge, taped at Palatine, Ill. 4 p.m. t9> -WOMEN'S TENNIS -Semumal play in the Family Circle Cup, taped at Hilton Head Island, SC. 5 p .m. <7 > -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -- Mike Rossman risks his WBA light-heavyweight crown against Victor Galindez, the man he won it from, in a scheduled 15·round bout, taped at New Orleans. 7 p.m . <52> -HORSE RACING -Today at Hollywood Park RADIO Baseball Angels at Oakland. 1 :25 p.m .• KM PC 1710); Atlanta at Dodgers, 6:55 p.m ., KABC (790>. Soccer -Aztecs at the Surf, 7:30 p .m ., KORJ (94.3 FM). s-.... ,. ff,·~ .. TELEVISION Nuggets' fourth in five 9 : 30 a. m . 11 1 ) · THIS WE E K IN games against the BASEBALL. Lakers in 1978-79. Both 11 a.m. <28> -'TENNIS -The nation's top teams finished the reg· leen·age players compete in the Easter Bowl ular season with 47 -35 junior championships. records. 1 p.m. <2 > THE MASTERS -· Final round Los Angeles Coach play in the Masters golf tournament from Jerry West said follow-Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. 17) ing a 75-minute practice BOXING -Amateurs from East Germany and session o n Thursday lhe U.S. square off in a series of bouts taped at that he would e mploy Crystal Bay, Nev. <4) SPORTSWORLD The the sam e g roup o f Grand National Steeplechase, taped at Aintree, s tarters tonig ht that England. Also: the AlAW gymnastics meet, along opened in Denver, but with a look at whether a team can buy a pennant he did not announce the and the latest swimsuit styles. Lakers' defensive plans. 1 :30 p.m. (5) -ANGE~ BASEBALL -The That means that Don Angels vs. the A's at the Oakland-Alameda Coun - Ford, Jamaal Wilkes ty Coliseum. and Kareem Abdul -2:30 p.m . <7> -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN - J a bbar will open up The first successful transatlantic balloon flight. front with Norm Nixon 3 p.m. <2> -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES and Ron Boone in the -A review or the season's best competition in· backcourt. eludes segments on golf, tennis, basketball a nd diving. FOLLOW IN G 3 :30 p.m . C2> -NBA PLAYOFF -A Tuesday . n i g b t 's: Western Conference game ls scheduled. <7> - game, West indicated WIDE WORLD OF S PORTS World champions tbatbisteamwouldprob-are among the gymnasts lalting part in an exbibi· ably defend the Nug· lion taped at Indianapolis. Also: the world record get.a differently in game high diving challenge. two because of a 4p.m.C9)--WOMEN'STENN1S -Tbefinal matcbup problem at of the Family Circle Cup, taped at Hilton Head center. Island, SC. Dan Jssel scored a 5 p.m . C52) -INDOOR SOCCER PLAYOFF season-high 30 points CHAMPIONSHIP. and pulled down 10 re-1 p.m. C52) -HORSE RACING -Today at bounds in the opener. Hollywood Park. The 8-foot-9 lssel, one of RADIO tbe NBA'a shortest cen-Baseball -AUanta at Dodgers, 12:55 p.m • ten, hit continually KABC <790); Angels at Oakland, 1:25 p.m .• from the outside and oc:-KMPC C710). cuionally drove around <T•e D1Uy Piiot 11 not responsible for late tbe 7-foot-2 Abdul-c•aa1es.> J a bbar. In all, llsel -------.....:---.;.:.:.:;,:_,;:__ ______ _ made 12 ol bl.a 23 field 1oal attempta. Tbe Labn figured to have an advu&.age up front mtertnc tbe aeries becaUle Georse llcGln- nh. tbe Nu11ets ' Powerful forward, tan 't plaJloC became of an an tie Injury. But It didn't ~out that way iD1ameoae. lllBL WASN'T the only Nuaget to enjoy a bll al'9lt lo tbe opener. Da.ld '11aomPIOG added 27 point• and Tom Bol..U, a 1tarter only beea .. l(cQi.naia ii UD• Hallablef made eiPt of bla 10 field 1oal at· tempta In. 1corln1 18 ........ -. ' Assistant Land Acquisition Major Southern California builderlclewloper bas immec.tiate opening .. Requires R.E. Broker License. Submit complete reaume including education, experience •. and aalary requirement. Ad #81 clo Doily. Pilot . P.O. Box 1560 Cotta Meta, CA., 92626 Pirates Split Doubleheader; Orange Coas t College split a pair of games in the Wendell Pickens Junior college baseball tournament Thursday, winning a morning game al Golden West College over Pima, Ariz .. 5-4. then dropping a 4-1 decision to College of Southern Idaho at home in the afternoon. In the only other game played Thursday. Mesa defeated Southern Idaho, 15-14 at Orange Coast. The tournament continues through Saturday with Golden West playing a single game today and two Saturday. MIKE SODDERS EXTENDED his con- secutive game hitting streak to 20 by hitting safely· in both outings Thursday. He w11s 2-for ·3 in the opener and had a single to drive in Orange Coast's only run in the second game. Ke n Owens, a seldom used pitcher this season, went the full nine innings in posting the win for Coach Mike Mayne's OCC Pirates in the opener. It was his first start of the year and he appeared to get stronger as the gam e progressed. His complete game was the fifth straight for the Pirates and the 10th or the year for the OCC club that is now 17·6. \ ORANGE COAST HAD to come from a 4-1 def· icit to tie the first game in the bottom of the fifth with three runs. The winning tally crossed the plate in the eighth when Tom Barnett opened with a triple and scored on a s ingle by Ruben Soto who had a pair of singles and two RBI. ~oe Mutt pitched fi ve scoreless innings for the Pirates in the nightcap against College of Southern Idaho, giving up only one hit. He was then re- moved to rest his arm for a South Coast Con· fere nce outing against Mt. San Antonio Monday. Southern Idaho scored all four of its runs in the eighth inning, the final two coming on a home run. Monarchs Romp, 12-3 Phil Spencer hit a grand slam home run in the sixth inning to spark the Mater Dei Monarchs to a 12·3 Angelus League baseball victory over tsiting Bishop Montgomery Thursday afternoon. Spencer's homer climaxed the second five·run inning for the Monarchs and brought their season record to 11·4·2 and their league mark lo 7·2-1. Mater Dei catcher Steve Schaeper had three hits with three RBI. Hoe Donohue, the designated hitter, was two-for-two with one RBI. He also walked twice. Pitcher Greg Brown won his sixth outing against one defeat, striking out eight and walking three while giving up five hits. "Mtf ell • .,, dab ••t fie tlae hst ..,, .. ,.., .. 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St..11 tr it's Easter week. the ski season mus t he over. right·? Well. not quite Snow dcplhs in the Southern California m oun- tains vary from one to ri ve feel and 1n Mammoth they still have 99 inches spr ing skiing conditions everywhere. But the end is near. Crystal Ridge. Goldmine and Ski Green Valley, the s maller Southern Califo rnia resorts. have closed. Northern resorts s uch as M t. Reba Bear Valley will shut down at the end or the. month. By the time Alpine Meadows turns off the ltfts May 28. nearly everyone e lse will have started the off. season improvements. THE S KI I N · ( J du s try i s a lw ays SK.JING clamoring for permission to cut more resorts into the mountain sides and always running into op- pos ition from environmenta Usts. But now three powerful state <_>_fficials have agreed that California needs more skung areas. They are U .S. Sena tor Ala n C ranstop. California Resources Secretary Huey Johnson and Zane Smith. re~ional forester for the U.S. Forest Service. The trio recentlv a nnounced that the state and federal governments have agreed to give a high priority to development o r s uch facilities. ··since 1974 the demand for skiing in California has increased at a rate of eight a nd a half pe rcent a nnually ... Cranston sa id. Smith commented that the 32 ski areas now operating under Forest Service permits would be studied for possible expansion. and J ohnson added that other non-permit areas would also be ex· a mined. SKI INCLINE NEAR LAKE TAHOE did a n in· teresting survey this season. whereby 190 skiers were polled on a variety of subj<-cts. The outcome showed that 70 percent had taken lessons, a fi~ure that was termed surpris ing by Ray Patto:l. manager of the resort. Also surprising was the fact that 65 percent of the skiers owned their own equipment. rather than renting. and that 25 percent were staying for a full seven days. Another survey. this one a national poll by Ziff·Davis Publishing. came up with additional figures that might interest skiers: 12.8 million Americans, 16 years and older s ki -11.2 million are Alpine skier s. of which 2.3 million are also Nordic skiers. -Skiers tend lo be upper income. youngc1 people or higher educational and occupational ut tainment. 48 percent of the Alpine skiers and '14 per cent of th(' Nordic skiers have part1c1palcd 10 lht· s port for four years or less GWC Swim1ners Roll Al Fimlaid. Jim Kedt• ;ml.I Marty Whit(' ~tll qualiried for the s t ntt· Jt' !>w1mmlng r hum pions hips as Golden West C11lh.'J.tc closed out tht' dual meet season wilh un 81 21 victory ovur El Camino Thursday night in the wrnnc r'R pool. Fimlaid q,ua lificd in thi.' 400 ind1v1 ctuul modh•y and 100 back whit~ Keefe mudc it in tht• '100 IM und White in the 100 back. Gerhard Kiesslin~ won the 1.000 rrcc and 100 butterfly while Jim Pull captured the 100 and 200 freestyleof?vents for the Rus tlers. 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Thus, players walking oul could literall y be thrown out of house and home. ONE PLAYER WHO IS certain to walk out is startlng goalie Tony Chursky who. Ironically. was traded to the Surf this year by Seattle ror what he calls "union involvement." It was Chursky who first spoke to the team about 1'lrlklng and it Is Chursky who Is acknowledged as one of lhe union's strongest backers. "I think all the rhetoric in the world Isn't going to change a player's m•nd It hr lhlnks he 's going to lose money. 1 • Chursky Did r ccntly "To 1aln unilateral benefits in the league. you're going to have to risk somethln.:. League and manacement aren't going to hand 1t over on a silver platter ... • . . __ .......,. --... -------·· ------------ --.. -. SKIING I FOR THE RECORD I BOATING Preparatio:na Begin for '79 Ensenada Newport Beach wHI be the terminal port for yacht racers from north and south Ulla weekend as yacht clubs schedule competitive even'-S that will bring yachts here in preparaUonJor the Newport to Ensenada race a week hence. Biggest fleet will arrive here Crom Marina del Rey to conclude California Yacht Club's Mayor's Trophy race. the seco nd feature or CYC's Overton Series. The yachts will start off Marina del Rey and sail around the seaward side or Catalina Isla nd before finishing here. OTHER RA CES TO Newport will originate at San Diego in Coronado Yacht Club's annual pt.e, Ense nada race. and al Anacapa Yacht Club which brings yachts from the Channel Islands ports. And even racers o n the home front will be aim· ing toward the E.nsenada race, particularly in the second race or Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's Angelmao Series for Performance Handicap· Rac- ing Fleet yachts. 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SUl\Clay Sailboat Slww Unit Forms The Southern California Marine Association 1 SCMA >. sponsor or two of the nation's largest boat shows. 1s a lready fo rmulating plans for the 1979 all-sailboat show at the Long Beach Conven- tion Center next fall. The SCMA Sailboat Show 1s the largest exposi- tion of its kind under 1>0c roof in the world. FIRST MOVE FOR the 1979 show was the formation of a commtltC'e which will be headed by Paul Miller of the Catifomia Sailing Academy, Marina dcl Rey. as chairman Others on the com- mittee will be Rodger Doebke, of Phillips Marine Stores. Ne wport Beu ch . Craig Foley. Craig Foley Yachts: Henry <..:nmmct. Sperry Tops ider. and Mike Rath bun. Kenyon Manne. Add1t1onal mcmbt>r., arC' Sterling Santley. Surfglas. lne . J erry St·h1. Seagull Marine: Bob Woodward. Bristol Yachti-. <1nd Chris Caswell. editor of &·a Magaz1nc Racer Picks Goods Firm Lcwma r Marant•. a Bnllsh firm with a deal- ership in Santa Ana. h:.is been selected to s upply the winch s) stcmi. for the new V .S. 12-meter Freedom .... h1 l'h ha!'t been entered in the 1980 America's Cup defense campaign The ne w 12-mett•r 1i-a successor lo Enterprise. and is bcin~ de~1g ncd hy Sparkman & Stephe ns and 1s being bankrolled h) the Maritime College of Schuyler Foundation 1n New York E DWARD DU MOULIN, head of the syn- d icate. confi r med the order for Lewmar equip- ment after a v1s1l to the Lcwmafl plant at Havant. England by Dennis Conner of San Diego who has been selected to skipper the new Twelve. Two other challengers will also carry Lewmar equipment -the Valent in-designed France Ill for Ba ron Bich. and the British 12·meter Lionheart. Outboard Power Grows Inboard or outboard'' Thal has been a loni:t- stand1ng quandary of power boat owners. ll usually resolved itself by the s1u• or boat one wanted to own. Outboards were usually confined to s mall and light boats tha t could not s afely venture offshore. I nboard po we r wa ~ believed lo be more em c1ent for larger offshore craft. EVINRUDE. pro· duccr of one or the top l i n es o f o utb oa rd motors. claims to havll completed t ests t hu l Drleer Joanie Dykmun. a m odel. has b e en selected as driver or Panther X-211, a jet; driven boat. She wilr attempt to drive the boat at 3 record 160 mph. have taken a big bite out or the old theory or two- cycle I outboard > e ffi - ciency. The rirm claims that a new view of 'lUt· board e rric ieney on large offs hore boats could be developing as a r esult of the tesU. The original tests were made on a 28-root Bertram s ports con - ve rtible that is usually equipped with inboard p o w e r . Evinrude purchased the Bertram minus the inboard power plants -and re- worked the transom Lo accommodate dual out· boards. Coastal W~ad1er Hu, S<lfttlltM S.111ra.y witll - NICfty -C-llltU el'd M9 lete ,., ... , •"Cl -•Y '""'"1119 llourll. Lltftl vttl•IMt •IMS 11l9ftt en<t mor11lng ,_,.._ Hl9'1S 5etw .. y - 10 •I llH<"" to_, 10. 1'11.nd. Contel temper•l11ttt will re~ Del•tt11 lS •ftel •I. l11teM 1•"1· 11tretllf'H •Ill f9119t --5' tllld 71 Tiie _.., to""'9r .. urw 11111111te ff. 8••·•-•, Tlffe• ~IUOAY S.CoH 1... J:2111.m. 1.0 S.Cont ,...,, t1:1t 11.m. J.J IAJUaDAY • ue.m. 10.ts..m. ' ""·"'· 1t·oe11.m. IUNOAY F lrtl -4.lte m, 4.t f'lf'\t llltfl 11 IS. m. M s.c...-... • ..... . ... t.c.eiw 1111111 ... • • .... 1.1 '"'"'-> Ue.M., .... o·n .... ~ n../ ., """'· ..... ,. e 111. .. ........ .. ......... ._ ........ _____ ......,.__,..,.. ...... ---.... -.... ~---., --....-... ~~-......... ~ .... ·-~ ~~~ •;: ' 1 I. Business DM.VfllLOT Mortgage Eligibility Broadens WASHJNGTON (APl -The Federal Home Loan Morttaa Corp. I. brin1lng out nt•w uedtt and appraisal lluidtUnrs that It~ olnC"ers aay rould makt> 1t ea51er for thoueand. of Am rlcuns to buy homH. The l\lidfUDH, whkh be-come tlnal OU. aummtr. art-munl to r~lax lendert' traditional "rule& ot thumb" for dedrtln1 whethtr buy~rs a re credit worthy and whether property ls economJcal· ly ound. orr1tt·r u1d "THESJ: G IDEUINER art• d~linf'd to malw <'lt'ttr that th'· corporotton til~md ready to buy "°'1nd borne morti;:aj!<• louns no mauer wt\o th" lx>rrowt·1 ~. no matter where the prop rty," Hid PbJUp R. 8rlnktirboll. pre. ldent or the eongreulonally chartered corporaUon. · 1'heac ure thl' propol\ed guldcllnt.·11 To quuliry fnr mortga1e louna In the past. buyers' loan pay"?cnlts. Insurance and taxes Dream Builds Business ~Jiders Find By Tbe "8sodated Pre~ In Callfom1a. whl•n • funla!I} melds easily with l'Om mt>rn• high-flying enlrcp11•nl'Urs ha\~ built an Industry on a dream u:. old as man h1mselr Hang Ahdmg. once the pro vin<'e of dart'devih. und lhnll seekers, has becomt• a hu~h te<'hnolo~y. mulll mtllton dollar business i.upported b) an estimated 50.000 enthusiasts na tionwide. MUCH OF THE ACTION is concentrated in Caltforn1a . where rlrrns turn out thou~ands of brightly colored gliders each year at prices ranging from S850 to more than $2.000. "It's the freedom aspect of it," says Sylvia Lindgren. a 29 year-old Swed!sh skydiver and hang glider pilot who celebrated her 1,000th jump by falling off a glider over Death Valley. '"You're really free in the air .. I feel like a bird ... You are one with nature and the air."' SAYS JERRY KATZ, a 35- year -old Monterey Park pilot who has flown the furthest 1 tOJ miles) in a hang glider: '"It's the exhilaration of free flight ... flying with the eagles .. It's man's dream. and you need nothing You can hike your glider up a hill and just take off." Actually. you do ne e d something. Today's completely outfitted hang glider pilot, in ad· dition to a fold-up nylon and metal glider, probably wears a $40 helmet and S366 parachute and may strap sophisticated and ex pensive lift sen sors . altimeters and speed indicators onto gloves TODAY'S PILOT ALSO will fly a vasUy different and far safer glider than the primitive models used by the spor t's pioneers in the late 1960s and early 1970s. enthusiasts say. "The early gliders were real crude. r eal primitive." said Don Whitmore. president of Carpin· teria-based Seagull Aircraft, a leading glider manufacturer. "We're catching up with our selves We didn't have C'noug h technology before.·· he said. MUCH OF THE credit for the modern glider goes to National Ae r onautics and S pace Ad· ministration scientist Francis Rogallo. who worked on ghder aerodynamics as part of the manned space program. Rogallo developed a wing s hape appropriately known as the Rogallo wing and revolu- tionized hang gliding in the pro· cess One of the beneficiaries of Hogallo's work was Bill Bennett, a 47-year -old Australian who owns the world's oldest a nd largest hang gilder plant. Delta Wing Kites and Gliders Inc. of North Hollywood. BENNETT, A WATER s ki performer touring the United States in the late 1960s, had been toying with a Rogal1o wing in plac~ of the diamond-shaped olid Footing in Technology z ·~••....-W '10 PERCENT ABILITY AND 90 PERCENT JUDGEMENT' Don Whitmore Says Gliding Technology Is Emerging kite beneath which skiers were towed. Somewhere along the line. Bennett discovered he could literally fly. "It was like suddenly finding out you were a boy instead or a girl. I dunno. It was pretty damn exciting," said Bennett. who capped his find by hang gliding over the Statue or Liberty 10 years ago on July 4. By mld-1970. Bennett had suc- cessfully Jumped off a cliff with a hang glider < foot·launched is his term> and was leaching hang gliding in Southern California. HE PIONEERED la unches from hot air balloons and snow skies and. in 1971, put a small engine on a glider. That innovation. later coupled with lwin·wing hang gliders. produces a c raft that. when airborne. looks for all the world like the Wrig ht Brothers' original effort. Pilots don't actually hang from a hang glider. They are strapped into a harness and lie or sit suspended from the center of the 26-foot wing, steering the 50-pouod glider by tilting a triangular bar in front or them. COMPETITION MODELS a re capable of keeping up with freeway traffic but most cruls· ing is done at speeds of al to 30 mph. .. You don 't need physical strength. Hang gliding is 10 per. cent ability and 90 percent judg- ment." says Whitmore. "Smart people end up being the best pilots. Dumb people are the worst.·· ENTHUSIASTS CONCEDE that you can kill yourself hang gliding, but contend that the sport's slumping fatality rate proves that today's pilots are better educated. better equipped and fly machines Katz calls "as different as a Model·T and a modem Porsche ." "People who buy hang gliders now want to know what the tests w e r e ... says K a tz . "The d a r edev il wh o didn 't care ... well. there a re always going to be some of th~m. but that label just is no longer applicable totbesport." Almos t all hang g lid er manufacturers are privately owned. because. as Whitmore says, .. If you go into a banker and tell b.im you want $150,000 or $200.000 to build hang gliders. he' II say· get out.· " NONETHELESS, HALF a dozen manufacturers claim an· nual sales of $1 million or more. and the fallout from T-shirts. posters. magazines. lnstru· ments. tournaments and so on is considerable. Ford Dividend ' Boosted to $1 DETROIT (AP> -Ford Motor Co. directors have boosted the quarterly dividend on common stock by 10 cents a share to $1, an increase of 11 percent. Ford paid 90 cents per share for the last four quarters. ELDORADO. VINTAGE '79. The new dividend, announced Thursday and payable June 1 to stockholders of record on May 2, would make Ford's dividends for 1979 $3.90 if maintained for the rest of the year, and S4 a share for four quarters. ln 1978, Ford dlvidends to\aled $3.50 per share. Debt Hits .Record OFFERED WITll PRIDE. The ride. Tbe comfort. The classic ele"gance. Test drlve the Eldorado today. EXCELLENT SELECTION WASIDNGTON <AP> -The United States' public debt has hit a record •t.192,000,000. Treasury Department officials said It 11 the rlrst time ln the nation's history the debt baa IW" passed S800 billion. The debt, whkh bas doubled In the laat aeven years, was at ill lowest lo 1835 -$37.500. Laat week, Congress gave the 1'-easury pennlNlon lo continue borrowing through Sept. 30, up to a tem· porary debt Umlt or S830 billion. DAILY PILOT were not to total more than 25 percent or their gross monthly incomes. The new guides c.U fOl' a 25 percent to 28 percent range. -A BUYER'S overall debt payments should not exceed a range or 33 percent to 36 per· cent. compared with the pre· vious "celUng" o( 33 percent. -Location of the property should not be of prime concern to the lender. -The expected "economic life" of the property will not be considered relevant unless it is five years or less. BlllNKEllDOFF SAID the new guidelines are necessary to ··e liminate nuan ces or tn· ferences" that may have led len- ders to reruse some borrowers in the past. The Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. buys conven· tional mortgages from savings and loan associations. making more money available to those institutions for home loans. The corporation purchased about $6.5 billion in mortgage loans last year. a small percen· t.age of the total $176 billion lent. Brinkerhoff said. But he added that lenders na· tionwide "want to be in com· pliance with those guidelines so they have the flexibility at a later lime to sell loans to the corporation ." Easter s..,eets The most popular chocolate candy for Easter giving this year are fi gures of Bert a nd Ernie from TV's "Scsamt:! Street.·~ according to Athena Sarris. who operates Sarris Chocolate Co. of Canonsburg. Pa. Shown here are her supplies of sweet bunnies and olh<.'r seasonal treats. Irvine Jobs Expected - T he greatest numbe r o f Orange County employment op- portunities in 1979 should occur in Irvine. according to a labor market demand survey done by the E conomic Development Corp. of Orange County through the Skills Training Improvement Program. EDC determined there would be a total of 4,827 jobs available ih Irvine, with the Lion's share of opportunities being in the areas of electronics and production as sembly A HIGH DEMAND was al::.o revealed in the machine trades. Anahei m , running second. promisC'd 2.555 employment op- porturuties during the year. with Fullerton totaling 2,426. Again. the electronics fi eld and Over The Countt>r HASOUlti .. machine trades were identified as leading categories. Thf results are from part of a 14 -month contract with the Orange County Manpower Com · mission. under which EDC has been retained to identify the county's industrial needs for s killed manpower and the times during which they will be needed. 1''1< 1SV.. ;.~1-1 Vps a•d Do..,ns 1°' l\o UPS l'NO DOWNS i:~: ~:: NEW YOfU< !API -l M lo1lowln9 1"1 .. Ir> .. Yi '"°"'' 1ne ~ 11\t' Count~r n JO :::~~_:w~s1~~;"'J':: ~ = perc ... 1 of C'*'Ot "'9/i•Oleu ot .,.,.,,..,., .. u lor ,,__,,, ~ ~ NO s.curotoes ,,..,,.'!! belOw S7 .,.. on<l· U '' -· H•I -percenl<)9e C"""9e• •re a.. 1~ 11..., 0111erencoe --""' prevlOu• cjos•no ,,..., JO boO p<ICt -IOCS.y'• IUI bid price 15-tw ,... Ul'S 14-. U H•nw UISI Cho Pct. lllr> llV. I Oon.Hr n ., 1~ Up 2' 7 10 JO•, 1 W lwySc>t •'o + I Up 2> 8 19i IO'fl J Coh1Nel 14 + 1-. 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Beach <673-1323>. wtll put you In touch with (ravel-voiced Tom Atkinson. owner of a fleet ranging from 17· to 22·footers. Atkinson says his boats go for S7 per hour for small Boston Whaler craft, up lo $10 per hour fbr the 22-fool Santanas MANY PEOPLE COME to him for after· work ren~ls. dropping away a day's frustration on the water. The "more or less rclired" Atkinson says he can tell whether someone'l> qualified by talking with them for a few minutes. "Usually when a guy says he can sail ·anything to Honolulu and back' I avoid tum with a purple passion.·· said the dealer who will give sailing lessons if needeti. , . ... • • l Gary Macovy of Aventura Club in Dana Point matches boats · personalities and customers · seamanship. ~ ' ·Tuba's Triumph Tuneful Charles Warren. right. will be guest soloist when Orange Coast College's Symphonic Band pre· sents the tuneful adventures of "Tubby the Tuba" on Friday , April 20. The concert is scheduled for 8 p.m. In the OCC Auditorium 2701 F airview Road , Cos ta Mesa PROFESS IONAL actr ess Debo rah Ste vens will narrate .George Kleinsinger's classical musical s tory or how Tubby. who is self-conscious of his s ize ..and deep voice, becomes a hero when he realizes he is the most resonant of the instruments. • • Tickets, priced at $2, are u ;ailable in the OCC Ticket Of. lice, open from 8 a .m. to 7 p.m. '.weekdays and 8 a .m. to noon Saturdays in the college's Ad· ministration Butldlna. Tickets 1also wlU be sold at the door. A former OCC 1tudenl and 1radute ol Cal St.ate, Fllllertoo, Warren performs with the OCC CommanltJ Symphony and otber profmaAonal encasements. I • , TBS COLLEGE'S 40-plece Symphonic Band, under the direction ol Dr. Norma Butc:ber, aJao wll1 offer "Varian~ on a Medieval Tune" b1 Norman 'Dolio Joio, "Proeealon ol the Nobles" and • 'Caprlcclo Espnol" by Rllll9kY Konallov, "Tbe Hat bJ Babe-v.,a" and "Tiie OnM Gate of Kiev" by llOHHl'PkJ and "New W«ld S1mpboQJ" by Dvorak. •. •t" , . . . . . I ' ~ "rhe Fun t4ne Bo•l Co ,700 E. t.:dgowater. 8albo8 «6'3 0240),lwljl r l\t >'°" bne of its seven lt hodtte 19 root~rtl 1or s101per ._r~ Boats are to 8tly tn the bay,1 no oct'an 11alll~ allowed and you prove your ability 1 to1·tt~le tbe cra!t through a chat. 1 ! 1 ,. ! Bi\LBOA ao~T at;. T~'a,s1 '.sos s Baytront, Balboa Island, <673-14#).., 'is in a rebuilding proress now." 1 acc!Olj<i lpg to its operators. llJJ • n~t of seven\ 'ithoot,. Vlctor y ~oops add 16 JH oot Lido J46iare being refitted. l!t-veral are available. , ,:-• •. t .. Tbt" Victof'Y1goes for $1,2.,Uqos $8 for the fln.t hour with rates· Qn each dropping to half afler the fourth hour. • A spokesman sald they are considering of· fering low-cost beginning lessons on a demand • basis. fo;mbarcadero Marina . 34512 Embarcadero Place. Dana Point <496-6177), offers day sailing on boats ranging from Omega l4s 1$8 per hour. $35 per day), to Coronado 23s 1$1S per hour. $75 per day 1. In between are Victory 2ls at $10 pt-r hour, $50 per day. THE COMPANY PLANS to offer summer lessons, but aetaHs haven't been cinched as yet. Call for details. After a rew weekend cruises aboard rental boats, many skippers will yearn for more. Some may satisfy themselves by purchas ing a boat Uhere's also a long wait for ex· pensive slip space). but sailing clubs may be the answer for others . Most of the clubs require a membership fee r anging from about $100 t.e $125. a security de· posit 1most often refundable > of about $75 to SIOO. plus the first and last month's mem bership lees. often SlOO more. IN SOME . CLUBS m embership fees apply towa rd sailing Lime. others have lower monthly fees and bill for the time a boal is used. All but one club said they keep boats for no longer than three years. and many boats are owned by private individuals and leased back to a sailing club. "They're the ones with personality.'' said one club director. Clubs also provide maintenance. other than the normal clean-up members are expected to do, and all offer some kind of lessons. A FEW WILL allow use of accumulated sailing fees toward rental of condom·ioiums in resort areas. · ·· A call to any club listed below will garner deta ils of costs, benefits and members hip availability. A few of the clubs provide s ki p- pered charters for parties, weddings, burials at sea and lriP6 ol short or Jong duration. Aventura Sailing Association. 35102 Del Obispo. Dana Point 1831-7160>. is actually threl' clubs in one. Membership allows use of the 23 vessels at Dana Point, 35 in Marina del Rey or 20 In San Diego. IT ALSO RAS A r ather plush meeting room for member use torten let for parties> which overlooks the harbor. Boats available range from 25· to 32-feet in smaller craft. 35-to 38-feet in larger ones. As with most of the clubs. hourly fees <Jrc based on boat sizes and are usually set for half and full-day use:-T he club offers extensive 122 hours> sailing lessons for beginning and in· ter mediate students: fee about Sl25. New members must demonstrate ability in a half-hour checkout run <True al most clubs >. WINDWARD SAILING Club, 3400 Via Oporto. Newport Beach t675-9060 l. has 15 boats ranging from 27-fool Cataltnas to a 50-foot Gulf Star with crew. Weckda) <ivailability is high, <.1ccording to J Windward staffer. reservations a week or so in advance guarantees weekend boat usage. Rates for members range from $35 to $45 per day for weekday rentals <hair and full day>. S55 full day weekends for s maller boats. but for non-members. rentals are somewhat higher. Newport Sailing Club. 3'24 Via Oporto. suite 201 <675-TIOO>. Newport Beach, is an old club that recently changed ownership. Its neet of 13 boats range from six Cal 256 to three Erickson 3Ss. Rates on weekends for s mall boats are $38 per day. $30 weekdays . Rates for the 35-footers range from $90 per weekday to $110 oo weekends and holidays . The club s ponsors nov- ice trips every six weeks and offers unlimiled instruction to member and family. LIDO SAILING CLUB, 3300 Via Lido. Newport Beach 1675-0827 >.is the oldest club under the same ownership, according to Jerry Rusb. its owner. A total of 15 boats ranging from Cal 25s to Catalina 30s are tied up al its slips at the base of the Lido Island Bridge. The monthly fee applies to rentals to members on a half and full -di.I' has1s. · Cal 25s are S20 half cJay. S32 full day during the week, S42 full day weekends or holidays. The Catalina 30 goes for $50, S75 full day and $95 for holiday or weekends. SAILING INSTllVCflON is casual. all on the water, says Rush, with members entitled to up to nine hours instruction along with their fees. Rush also owns a large motor yacht "main- ly for fi.shing." which he uses several times per year to shepherd members on sails to Catalina for long weekends. Rush has agreements for member use of boats in Redondo Beach and San Diego Finally. the re 's the CaJypso sailing Club. 2633 W. Coas t Hi ghway, Newport Bea ch 1645.7010>. which also has locations in Ventura: Marina del Rey and San Diego. Its 20 craft in Newport Beach ra nge from 25· lo JS.reel with day rates running from $39 to S95. slightly higher during summer. ITS FLEET IS ~li\DE up of Cals. O'Oay and Ericsons. Calypso a lso offers lessons for beginners. offs hore and big boat operators. So. there you have it. where to go for a bit or bay hopping and what it will cost to spend a (cw hours on the ocean on ~• day when you'd rather be s ailing. True Grit Takes Encore Comedians, Cagers Overcome Handicaps National Handicap Awareness Week wi ll be celebrated at some a r ea colleges next wee k . high lig hted by a F ullerton College show by two comics who don't let disa bilities stop thei(.. laughing at life. Geri Jewell. who lives with cerebral palsy -one cannot say s he suffers from it. not a fter see· iog her act -and -Alex Valdez. who Is blind. both have many professional credits already. THEY WILL entertain Mon· day at noon in the Stude nt Center on campus at €hapman A venue and Le mon Street in Fullerton. us ing m ater ial a lready seen at a va riety of 'SoutbJand clubs und campuses. Miss J ewe II. a Fuller ton College graduate now a ttending Cypress College, has appeared a t the Come d y Sto re in Hollywood and Westwood, the Disneyland Hote l and on network television. Valda, the muscular master of 10 sports lnf!ludlng skiing, hang.gliding. ri'1er rafting and such contact sports as wrestling and ]udo, bas appeared at Costa Mesa's Larr Stop: the Comedy Store; tile Improvisation and private shows. SHE CAN LAUGH Comic Gerl Jewell ; ments will be shown d4Uy at both Jl'ul.Jerton and Golden West College In Huntington Beach de xt week. THE GWC EVENTS on cam- pus al 15744 Golden West St .. between F.d.inger and McFadden Avenues. will be highlighted We dnesday at noon with wheelchair basketball. BLIND SINCE the age of 7. he Members of the renowned ··Fly'-· an.-11," ot Long 0 -ach. also plays drums, percussion. ..... .. ._ &1111: guitar. saxophone and piano and and Los Anleles' Whitney HlCh sang with "Home Grown." a School Wheelchair Basketball musical group. Team will be in the Rustler Open boUle wW also be held omnalam. Monday at tbe collep's Office of Ad minion to the exciting The DIMbled. club -wheelchair buketball rums deallq with various ~ can be as faat·paced •• Uae types of handicapped Individuals traditional sport -Is free ud who made dramatic achieve· the public Is invited. •t I Films will be shown dail)' Monday through Friday from ll a .m . to 2 p.m . on a totatioall basis ln both the GWC cafeteria and IJbrary Room 119. wbicla •• a viewing studio. They Include: -"Across The Silent Bar- rier, ''a movie about deafness. -A documentary about a Irvine scuba diving course ol-< f ered solely to paraple1ic1. {f -·'Get It Totether," the mao/t Ina aqa ot Jeff Mlnneb~ 11, l'IDdered a paraplelic by a tratne attklent, who goee on t6 1r1d•ate from coll•I• aa a recreation aed rehab1Utat14J therapist. -"A DUrerent Approada." rum """nl wtill brUklll& the afthlteetural barrlen have impeded the handlca l.. _..,...._...,,._4 ·-· _ _... ---------·---...---... -- - _ _,,_ .--· -.-, ~. "" ..... .,. -..... -----.... --... -.-.. ,... -....... __ .............. _..,.-......__ -------..--......... --------------------... ·-.. /. l I PERFOAMANCES Califf arnin 's Faults Rock Fest Needed More ~rillea D.tllr Pil .. Gt•,..ic TOP-BILLEDTEDNUGENT(INSET)WASOUTDONEATCALIFFORNIAMUSICFEST Most Acts Were Predictable as Rock Music Returned to Los Angeles Coliseum 'Voices' From the Past St,erling Holloway to Recall Hollywood The Hollywood connections or Ste r ling Holloway of South Laguna will be shown to Orange Countians in a one-man show April 20 at Santa Ana College. When the curtain rises on the bushy-haired. whis pery-voice actor, ••• the a udience will get lo share some of his life e xper iences. s tories a bout his long acting t•arecr a nd stars he's , worked with. voices of \ • a nimate d character s he's done, a little sing. • ing and a guest shot by Winnle the Pooh. THE LAGUNAN said recently that he wanted t o a ct e ve r since he was in his mothe r 's womb ... "f c an't go bac k much further than that." NOLLOW4Y He set out life b y presenting plays In the loft of the family barn in Georgia. At 15. with his parents' blessin1. be moved to New York City where be attended the Am erican Academy of Dramatic Arts. ISpencer Tracy was there about the same time, Holloway recalls.> AFJ'ER KNOCKING a~ Broadway in bit parts, the often bemuaed·looking actor landed a role ln "Garrick Gayetles," a satire by then-young m embers Disney saying. "You have one of the weirdest voices I've ever beard and I'd like you to come to work fo r me ... And work he did! Holloway's "weird" voice gave a distinctive a nd delightful flavor to such characters as "The Jungle Book " snake, Winnie the Pooh and served as narrator in Olsney·s "Pet~r and the Wolf ... Then came straight roles: Waldo. the next· door-neighbor to William Bendix in "The Life or Riley;" Buck in the "Ba ileys or Balboa." and the mad scientist villain in the television "Superman" series. HOLLOWAY RECAL~. "One time I was tied up in a room and Superman was to break through the wall and save me. When he did, I thought it was one or the funniest things I had seen and start- ed getting hysterical. "The director loved it. He thought I was doing a gr eat job or looking frightened .. Holloway, now 74, lives much more quietly these days in bis South La~una home. Its walls are filled with a variety of art-he Is a collector or note which will also be a topic of the show. The actor often speaks to art classes, cr itics a nd acting classes. IT WAS DURING a recent conversation with a Santa Ana College drama instructor that the idea or a one-man show came up. "Sterling Holloway Off the Curr• opens at 8 p.m ., next Friday in Phillips Hall. Tickets <$2.501 are available at the hall box offi ce. Santa An a College, 17th and Bristol streets. By lllCHAEL PASKEVICH .... ...., ........... TIM muaicaJ bl1hll1bts ~ t.be two·day Calif· fornla World Mualc Festival at tbe Loe Anceles' Collaeum can be summed up in two words : Cheap Trick. Thia hl1bly-viaual quartet beaded by guitarist Rick Nielson was simply magnlficent Saturday evenlng. THE BAND'S UNFORTUNATELY short one-hour set provided the needed knockout punch tor 45,000 fans who had weathered a de· cldedly ho-hum afternoon with performances by Toto. The OUtJaws, and to a lesser degree, REO Speed wagon. Cheap Tr14!k 's s ophisticated brand or metallic. yet 'melodic, har4 rock put the day's headlining act, Ted Nugent. to shame. As Nugent spewed out his endless barrage ot moronic verbla~e and stinging boogie cum blues guitar cllcbes. the saner among the crowd started stumblipg for the exits. OF COURSE, MANY or the evacuees bad probably beard It all before. Nugent is no stranger to Southland concertgoers, nor for that matter were Aerosmlth and L.A.·based Van Halen <Sunday's headliners). The affair's tried-but·true booking policy put an artistic damper on the Fest and most BEST OF FEST PERFORMERS Cheap Trick Entertained Crowds likely explains why the two-day attend ance or about 100,000 fans fell one-third short of cxpec· talions. <Wolf and Rissmiller Productions re· portedly dropped $200.000>. Had the backers injected some fresher blood along the lines of The Cars. The Police. perhaps even The Clash, things might have been different. INDEED, THE SHOW was not a spon· taneous rock event so much as a well -organized and closely scrutinized test ot the viability of re- turning large concerts to Los Angeles In that regard. the promoters· hopes were realized -there were no fan riots. police pre· sence was mellow and the staging a nd sound were generally well-handled. Concert~ can work without confrontations. So. the restival will likely become a yearly event, thus endmg a three-year concert exile for Los Angeles that was directly linked to pugilistic policies of former police chier Ed Davis. ONE CAN ONLY hope that the return or concerts to Los Angeles docs not sap the s um· mer series at Anaheim Stadium. Saturday's show under gloomy ski es got un · der way late with a vigorous set by England's Fa bulous Poodles. But the day·s real test involved Toto. an in· sla nt success aggregation of studio musicians 1 many formerly with Boz Scaggs > who have been drawing criticism fo r a detached. hlan· tantly commercial rock stance. DESPITE THE STRENGTHS or guitarist Steve Lukather and drummer Jeff Porcaro. the unconvincing style of off-key crooner Bobby Kimball and the band's stilted stabs at R&B and power rock relegated Toto to munchkln status as far as becoming a top notch live act The band toughened up some on Sunday 1 the only group to play both days 1 but Its weak material lull or slmpl1!1tic hooks became even more wearisome. The Outlaws supplied u ruf(gcd , triple guita r attack, brand of rock 'n' roll that proved somewhat effective, purtlculerly when they eomposen Rodgers and Hart. Then it was off to Hollywood where movie com-p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;r---------------------------1 panles' first reaction was ... well, unfriendly. ' I One producer viewed his screen test and said hew.-stoouglytoact, Holloway says. AS HE PACKED to head back to the Great White Way, he got a call from Walt Disney, "I couldn't care less bow you look." Holloway re· Dancers ... To Walk· For Funda Oran1e Coaat Colle1e'1 Dance Club UCI Presents If your anchor's away rou can find a new one n the Boating classlfleds of the Dally Piiot 642-5678 J wm conduct • walk-Joi a-tbon to raise money for a duce noor 1n tbe coJ1e1e 1ymnaslum April 23-27. llYIMI CHAMIR Pl.A Setectlont lnc:tude Mozart. Etlef. and Carter. Friday, April 20, 1979, Village Theatre 8:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION TOMAS UMGAI. PIANIST Sefectlon& lndude Haydn. Schubert, Liszt. and 8eethOYen It wtll be 'held during National Dance Week. Partlclpets wm cover u many lapa u they can from noon to 1 p.m. on tbe eolleptnct. SpomlOl'I wtll pled1e 1apport to one walker I· jOder. PenGm intenlt- M 111 IQllPOrtiDI a Joi· ....... ., .......... ....... .. .._ ..... Sunday. April 22. 1979. VIiiage Theatre. 8:00 p.m., Gen. S4, Studentl '3 r . .. , .. AT THE DESERT'S NEWEST LUXURY RESORT April 8th thru 15th Speclel~ Ret• -25CMJ Otr Our resort facllltlN lrlOlude - • Golf -27 Holee • Tennie -25 Courtt • Poota Md~ pool • 4 ReeteufMta Md Loungee Plua 1peclal EHter Week prDgr•ma tor adult• and chlld,.n - • Sidewalk Alt Show • EJCcttlng Otnlng E\<entl • a.me. a eont ... Hiking a Cndtl • o.y Md Night ActMttee • MUCh, Muoh Men ASK f'OR THI IASnR WllK IPICIAL • .Marriott's. ~~c2 .~~k~~TO~~~:r ·w ~---,·· ............... , ............ , ....... ...... ... . .. .... kept their mouths shut. The IUYI Just can't aln-, a lick ln penon and their reliance on Soutbem boogie Jama onl,Y p~uced a yearntna for Lynryd Skynrdortbeort&UW Allman Brotben. ROONDING OUT THE aflemoon wu well· received REO Speedwa1on. a veteran rock band that has avoided obscurity with a new beefed-up approach to straight ahead power rock. Sl.lnday's show was also short of major brealcthroughs, though the snarling rock or Aerosm.ith and the outdated theatrics and Led Zeppelin mime of Van Halen both drew strong audience response. For my money, it was the atternoon performance by F.ddie Money that tared best. A hard-workifl8 gravel-voiced singer with tine stake moves. Money bas lifted himself from the San Francilco bar scene to ~ml-aupersatar s tatus over the past two years primarily because of bis determination. HIS BVNGRINESS and refmal to let an au· die nce out of his grasp was ln evidence as he powered through an engaginl set of catchy. albeit commercial, rock. Guitarist Jimmy Lyon proved more effec- tive in person than on record, offering sparse guitar runs that were immediate and never ex· cessive. He's a truly underrated guitarist, and the Money band was one of the few that de- served the obligatory encore call Sunday. FINAL NOTES: Also on the weekend's bill a nd not reviewed for lack or space and a tenden· cy to oversleep tor leave early> were The Boomtown Rats. Head East, Mahogany Rush, Brownsville. April Wlne, UFO and Mother's Finest. And, it ahould be noted that the Rock and Roll midway and Rock. Supermarket were em· barrasaments. Ttie midway was a collection of eounty fair· reject same booths aw;t tacty ride6 tut drew liltJe patronage. ~ans do have some clua. GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A La Carte Dishes JOll..__,IMI. LUNCH•OINNER DAILY Food To Take Out 11 30 AM fO 10 P M COSTAMISA 642-7162 • 6ll·ftl I LOREMZo·s •••• SPAGHITTI BENDER ...... s.t.-1 l:JOtoJ:OO Diwt-......,, "'-5:00 P.M. 6204 W. Coast Hlgllwar Newport leadl 645-0651 Everybody Loves Flowers 011 Easter 5-clav-w • ._... tOOO'• I .t •-. t...., Uln.. T ..... ,_ -............. ~ .. _ .... It! D•'f t.ttl• fw Hie ~ ...... -_.. ... .. ..,.,. ..W llW.'' 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OMIOMI 11 ... u.a..Mt : ..... :1 MASI AVOCADOS I 1 IOc.. •l 3 ... •1• '------------11 ------1 ...... -----1 ..... •I IOAHOIADll · ur.. :• .!'. ~ l---~·~~~--~L-----~~~--- , ' I I l OUT 'NABOUT ~.April 13, 1979 .Reservations? Bop to It I Traditional or origina~ all's fair when. ordering &uter hollday fa Someone once uues\ed to me. wlth a wry amale. that. "tradltaonaJ" Euler fare la best. detcrtbecl u "ram. lamb, bam ud mutton." W lite went • to aay U..t. Uke turtey for ,,...._vln& lae'd probably f\nd It c11mcu1t to depart from c......,. You. too. may follow convention on h0Uday1 or play ~ rolfl of k!onoclast and order 1pa1het ti aad meatballs. WbJchever. It lln't. Ukely ~ny more tbat you'll be confronted by a Umlted menu when you sit down to table . ON HOU DAYS MOST rH tauranls e m. phHlie tr&dlllonal ~ntr . ot cou~. but few plate• lhe8e days let It ao at that. For the most part th{> bill or f art' ,~mhruccs the house s~ciallles that art' bt'rvNt all y~ r So while ~m.-form of hum or lamb may top the orterings ror next Sunday's feasting. no one will look on you us an oddball If you opt tor a seafood or ~f d1~h tr unyttung. in fact. you'll be de monstraung a n oir for celebrat ng with originalit.y. 1 The most import.int thing st this moment 11. lo nail down your dintn~ plans for Sunday '!. observance. OUwrw1sc the htmlly may be all decked out in its new Easter rmery and have no place to go. Those who have waited until the last minute can check out the restaurants noted here SEAFOOD IESTAURANT & MAllET OPENING SOON IN FOUNTAIN VALLEY I 0065 G• fieW I At .. , :l:ke stl ~aster f)ininlj trom 9 a,m lo\ pm $6.25 ChUd!'fl> Undtt 12 • Si&.25 Special Eattu Oinn~r s to 9 p.m. 11 ....... tt-lttt_....d Easter BunntC.'S Music Kiddie's E&ster Egg Hunts '---....- 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. (Bring Your Own Baskm> I 101 l.nbor~ RCMd Newport Bt>«h. C.11tforni.1 qzooo 1 0<14-1700 a nd on other pages m this 8l'<.'lion Whlle thcsl! SUllCtltJoni by no ml•un r op~senl th • full ranat' ol PQUibUIUe16, ll'» ho&X'<l thtiy'll point the way lo 00. amoa1 the many Oran1ee County placn prhbed to olfer top·no&ch Easter fare. W~never houte policy permits. rcserva- hon1 ahould be book~d to keep 1.1 busy holiday flowlni s moothly for verybody. THE SH EaATON NEWPORT. 4545 Mac-Arthur Bl vd , Newport Beach. will set a banqUt.'l tabl" In the Ra rden court atrium com- plcUt with l<·e carvin~s. carnations for every mother and the F.a ter bunny for kids. You can thoo6e trom on~ or all or the en· trees : •l~11rnsh1p round or beer, VJrginia ham. ~utood Newburg und while meat turkey. Included, too. are salad , dessert~ -and Easter eggs! .• Asking pncc 1s $8.95 for adults. $4.50 for children under 12. Hours of service are noon to 6 p m for the buffet. Reservations: 833-0570. THt; AIRPORTER INN. 18700 MacArthur Blvd ropposite Orange County Ajrportl, is of· ferang an Euster doubleheader. Between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. there'll be a poolside champagne buffet and Easter brunch in the Mediterranean room. Brunl'h entrt-cs include s uch selections as EASTER BRUNCH u ll.·3:11 , .I. fresh Strawberries or Peach in ~gne Hot Bluebeny Muffins & ButtemMlk Sisti.its B.IVIM SB.ICT IMTlllS FIOM WHICH TO CHOOSE Dinner 4 to 9 p.m. Regular Menu and Easter Special Roast Leg of Lamb 52 Specialty Shops Open Dally From II a.m. Free Admlssk>n GERMAN RESTAURANT Ketlerv. 893·tll2 NOW APPEARING SENOR LEONARDO NAVARRO Classical Spanish Guitu1 DINNER MUSIC 6to lOP.M f"RIOAV &SATURDAY APRI L 13& M 75'1 Certter Dr. , Al 8-cb 8IW .. s 0 t"wy 8ellillcl .._,_.,,., Wan! A~IO~oeC-1 Ht111Ungton Beach Out 'N AbOut Nonnan ·Stanler s moked rainbow trout, chicken liver omelette, eggs Florentine and crepes Veronique. Reserva· lions : 833-2770. ' BEN BROWN'S RESTAURANT at the Aliso Creek. Inn. 31106 Coast Highway <al Aliso Can- yon >. South Laguna, will feature special menus for brunch. 9:30 a .m. to 3 p.m ., and din· ner 4 to 9 p.m. J Eleven select ent rees on the midday fare will be accompanied by fresh strawberries or peach in champagne, bot blueberry muffins and buttermilk biscuits. , · Roast leg of lamb wall be the featured at- t raction or the evening meal. Reservations .. 99-2663. THE MARRIOTT HOTEL in Newport Center will offer Easler Sunday diMer in the Pacific Ballroom, with seatings at noon and 3 p.m . Entree selections include glazed ham. baron or lamb. steamship round or beef, chicken Wrapped (}pin Work? De borah Aug ustine , Carla Obert. Kim Begley, Tracy Fle ming. Jeri Ha neline and T racy Miller will un- tangle in time for their Dance ·79 s pring concert at Golde n West College, April 19-21'. Dance instruc- tor Nancy Dickson promises eclec- tic and h ighly e ne r getic choreo- g ra ph y f o r t h e 8 :30 p .m . performa nces in t he community theater on campus. Tickets are S3 .50 gene ral and S2.50 for s tu· dents. Numbers will includ e tributes to Bus by Be rke ley. child 's play and "Hard Times." t he novel a bout the 1930s. RESTAURANT Overlooking Beautiful Lake Forest 23311 Mulrtand• at Ridge Route El Toro 770-3222 Join.a Our Other Rou1e1 Se"'in~ OrCJ118e Countr.'• Finell C.U.ine CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWY. LAGUNA N1GUEL (Al CtOWft VMte-y flerirweyt 499-2626 496-5773 IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACH lift The~-· Ample Free Parllino 494-9491 752-8558 ~fer SunJa'I On'5/w IJa'I Opening Early CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH •......•.. From 9:00 A.M. DINNER •......... From 3:00 P.M. 2607 W. Coa~t Highway 64&-0201 DIAi to Speciol llours Earl11·B1rd l>mMra WiU Not Be Served GUS'S CELI.AR ----... --. , ............. ~ ~ EA8TE8 DINNEll ................. e •11 .... ' I $11111 e t OUR REGULAR MENU GRttK SPEaAL TIES ROl\ST ~ Of LAMB AUME RIB STEAKS FR£SH SWOOD _______ .. -----------r..:.--==----===---= -=..~~.:-.:::r.: = 1:..-.U:."l°caum \"fM& •nm,.....; .. ._ "A~T.-, .... .._ie-.t:= NOW PLAYING DAVID BRUMM-l; IN NEIL SIMON'S COME BLOW YOUR HORN . ( P!RF. TUES. ·SUN.) TICKET INOlUOE8: W'*-', .,.,.... ... ......._ ... ... breast amandine and 1ealood Newbur1. The feast WUI also off• a VarietJ of •· petizen ....... vecetablet and deuertl. ~ added aUractlon, Marriott'• Twin PiUIOI ll be featured and a live bunny will be diltrt Easter ecP to children. Priee ol dinner is $9.75 for adults and $US for children under 12 years of age, plua tu. Reservations: 640..t000. The hotel will also have its replar Sanday champagne bnmcb in both the Kings Wharf md the Capricclo restaurant. Adults $6.95, ch.Udnn $3.95. THE NEWPORTER INN is ag-"1 st,apag its popular Easter brunch from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .• with service in' the Marine restaurant, tllle Library and the Monte Carlo room. Continuous entertainment will be feat.red in each dining facility with a tab of $6.25 tor adults and $4.25 for ct,ildren 12 and under. 8-· nies will also be on hand to pass out Eu&er goodies to the kiddies. · Easter dinner for late diners will be ~ from s lo 9 p.m. in the \tarine restaurant only. Children will also be treated lo four special Easter egg hunts . Location is 1107 Jamboree Road , Newport Beach. Telephone: 6'4·1700. THE HOUSES OF PETERS -t•e Crown House in Laguna Niguel, the Ivy Houle in Laguna Beach and the Baysbore House in El Toro -will obser ve the holiday with botJa a s pecial brunch and dinner. Easter Sunday brunch at the Crown House. 32802 Coast Hig hway. at Cr own Valley Parkway, 499-2626, a nd the Bayshore House. 23311 Muirlands. at Ridge Route. Lake Forest Village, 770-3222, will be served from 9:30 a .m. to4 p.m. Brunch at the Ivy House, 384 Forest Ave., in the Lumberyard Mall. 494-9491 , will get under way at 10 a.m. Dinner service at all three restaurants will run from 4 lo 11 :30 p.m. GUS'S CELLAR RESTAURANT. 220 Forest Ave .. Laguna Beach, 494-0600, will serve Easter dinner from 2 lo 9 p.m . In addition to the reg- ular menu, tbe chef s holiday s pedal. tabbed a t $5.95. gives a n entree choice of baked Virginia ham or roast tom turkey and dressing . All e ntrees Inc lude a choice of clam chowder. spinach sa lad or Cellar tossed salad. a relish tray. baked potato or rice pilaf, fresh garden vegetables, Greek ring bread and but· ter. BOB BURNS RESTAURANT, 37 Fashion Island. Newport Center . 644-~. will feature a special Easter Sunday brunch from 10 a .m . to 3 p.m. Entrees for lhe champagne affair include fi n nan-haddock. Dumfries scrambled eggs and crepes or Nith 1creamed chicken). E aster dinner from 4 lo 10 p.m. will be highlighted by a traditional ham entree, served with choice of soup or salad, potato and bou- quetiere of vegetables. $6.95. OLD-FASHIONED TEXAS STYLE BAR·B·QUE Hidlory S•alled Ill Oii" Pit Dl~=ER 53. 95 Includes Beans-Slaw-Picid~Bun BUM N' BARREL 211 62nd St. -Off Coaat Hwy. (Between SuperlOf & Orange) MEWPOU llACH 646-7370 Real Cantonese foad .at h.re or take home STAG CHINESE CASINO 1 IJ 21st Pl., Newport Beach ORiole 3-~ W-to M~ Dail)' W.1i.tt!Cb u..til I :00 e.a O•H ii nMI lo .. --AHA EASTER SUNDAY AT BRUNCH 10 A.M.-3 P.M. FINDHORN·HAOOOCK ......................... _._ ....... CROWDIE·TIME ECCS ----------GRETNA CREEN ----SCOTCH TOSS -----· --- LOCHS AN' BACELS =~--· MONTE CRISTO CLAN --·-----DUMFRIES ----· ~-----............ CREPES OF NITH -----·--4.96 ~=*--:~~ l.A.DS •LASSIES 3.00 ,. .... n_....,...,. ....... -.. ......... -...- DINNER 4-10 P .M. Featuring TnklillonaJ EASTER HAM $6.95 Served with choice of Soup or Salad, boiled p()lalO, bouquetiere of VetetablH 37'Fashion Island, Newport Center Reservations Su1gested 644·3080 .. I •I I. I I I I OAK. V fttl.OT frlday. Apfll t3, 1171 I \ COMMUNITY tHIATIR . - Cheerleaders' Tale Boosts 'll9mecoming~ Out of Bis Tree C.:ombine the tal\'nts of Eliza~ Taylor rrom .. Suddenly, u sl Summer." Audre, Hep· bura from "Walt lJnlll Dark'' end OiaM K .. UN\ from "Play U Alain. Sam" uc1•you'd have • pretty Unp_nulve cast. Transform Ulose crecUu to the Oran1e Co unty c ommunit y t h ea ter l eve l a nd you have the lhrec stellar octres•es who'll be atarrlna lo lhe Irvine CommunJty T,he1wr'11 !U'COnd production Of the 1979 "hOmlC!Omlftl sc1 son," Juck Heafner a comed)'·drama .. VanlUes ... THE S HOW IS ployi ng a 1even· perf~ nan this wtekend and next at the Untve,...ty High School theater. Campus Drive .. i Culver Roecl. Pl9Ylnl I.be three Texas cheerleaders who develop la dllt.lnctly dllf eNnt dlrecUom wm be LaDoMa deBarroe. Jeaal GlbbOa and Barbara Peters. They wlll be directed by Carol FWan. Mlsa .deBanos recenUy performed Ule lead an .. Sudden.ly. Lut Summer" at tbe Sacldlebaek Valley Community Theater -and was dubbed .. the finest actress in Orange County Communl· cy theater'' by one critic. MISS GIBBON. WHO returns to the sta1e following an extended absence, woo plaudits as the terrified blind eirl Susy In "Wait Until Dark" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse. Miss Peters was the first Orange County ac- tress to enact the Keaton role in "Play lt Again. Sam .. m 1971 ror the Lido Isle Players and has earned critical acclaim ror her interpretations of Ellen an "Any Wednesday ... Director Filian Is returning to the JCT for her rourth prodUt'lion. She and her husband Ron co-s tarred in ICT's "Eve rything in lhe Garden" and she later directed the Irvine versions or "Silent Night. Lonely Night" and "Here Lies Jere my Troy.·· As an actress, Miss Fillan has played leading roles in "The Little Foxes,'' "Light Up the Sky," ··once More. With Feeling," "Luv," "The Girl in the Freudian Slip," "Here Lies Jeremy Troy," "No Exit" and ··Forty Carats." the latter earning her the Daily Pilot's "best actress ol 1977" ac· colade. "VANITIES" MARKS the second produc· I ion or lht• Irvine Community Theater in its new home at University High Sch091. Laguna Moulton Play house's Jim Ryan swoops out over audienc e on rope in nightly performance of "Scapino!," a modern Ita lian far ce based on a Moliere play. Madcap cast is presenting s how Tuesday through Sunday until April 28. with on~ Sunday matinee added for this weekend: P layers clamber throug h audience an<.1 race in and out o f lobby, e ngaging spectators in r.indo m convcr~a t1on and one sing-a long number m the musical ~core. Ticket r l'· servations a t S1.50 most nig hts: S.S Friday and S<.1t urday m<.1y bl· made by calling 494 -0743 afternoons . The show will be presented today. Saturday ;ind i\pril 19·20·21 at 8 p.m and Sunday, Apr il 22 ut 2 p.m .. with reservations being taken by 'the l 1ty of lrvinl"s Community Services Depart· rncnt at 754·3639 or 754-3643. CHEERLEADERS' LIVES TAKE DIFFERENT TURNS IN 'VANIT1ES' Jeanl Gibbon, L.aDonna deBarroa, Barbara Peters Star In lrvlne Ol"EN 7 DAYS FltOM 11-9:30 l"M 1H FOUNT'A .. YAWY 11120 nooKHUltST I.AT TALmJIT.()ff S.O. AIWYJ WE COllDIALL Y INVITE YOU TO COME TO OUR NEW RESTAURANT (FORMEIU Y MITLA 'SJ AND ENJOY OUR COMPLETELY DIFFERENT GOURMET MENU - NOW FEATURING OUR FAMOUS "DON MARCIAL MARGARITAS" "Come In And Say Hello!" LUNCHEON SPECIAL 1 Beef Taco, 1 Cheese Enchilada SeMd with Be~M or Ric~ $2 • 25 Un11I 4.00 P \1. DON MAlltLll An udtlng ..... ice In MEXICAN DINING ......... ·1ec.et1-· 547 West 111h St., Costa ..... 142-1784 ....... ,. .... ,,..... Plrtlll Sim• Thr fjlltlt Mtalc.111 ~nt PTJBLICK NO?PICE .. fc!¢ay Wedneeday & Thufld&y Frtdly & Saturday 8:00 PM-12:30 AM 9:00 PM-1:30 AM ~lP&!!:vAANT Newport 811ch 3333 W Coast Highway • 842-2295 I EASTER SPECIAL BRUNCH -11:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. DINNER PLAYHOUSE GUADALAJARA 140 AVE. "CO -SA• CLEMENTE 92172 ,,..,ts RESTAURANT HOMEMADE MEXICAN FOOD OPEN DAILY 11 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P.M. ' ' ,, IG O•MlCTll> sv ~ ARY O!VI loo'& Md \..YfO b\I ALAN JAY LERNER .......... fAfOCAIClt LOEWE EVERY TUUOAY THAU SUNOAY EVENING ' 665 PAULARINO CorMr of lrittof.Pmlll• IM Pla:u IHtlf .. tee c.,.., CMletl (714)-492·9950 COSTA MESA 540-2392 <Jrle our guest !his easter. "!'--.......... , We'll hove a banquet table :,ct for a feast in our spec· tacul:ir R:ltden court ntnum thi:, Easter. complete w1th tcmpung cntrcc~. ice ca rvings. carnations for every mother ... even the Easter Bunny fo r kids! ChOOM: from one or all of our rert'lpdng cntrcc:,: STEAMSHIP ROUND OF BEEF . with ~arver ~· VIRGINIA HAM with carver SEAFOOD. NEWBURG WHITE MEAT TURKEY with gravy, Muffins and rice pilaf Complete che feast with selections from a myriad of fresh salads and irresittiblc pastries, pies a~ other deseerts ... and of counc jelly beans and Ea9ttr eggs! Price: Ad ults . . . . . . . . . $8.95 Children Undet 12 $4.50 Our Eatter Buffet will be served 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM. Sundal) April 15th. Reservations required. Call our catenn1 ofAce today at: Stbastlais- OINNER PLAYHOUSE AttneGRAND HOTEL I MOTEL WAY, AUNE•. tA IZM2 prttents STEVE ARLEN WALTER WILLISON SUSAN WATSON AU.ELL NYTE starring 1n 1P.t ~·41 ~~ ~~lt AfMefe!'9 40tl)tild •toM IEANAAO 8"AW'I '?YOMAL!Or ~~l-'A liV .,..., ALAN JAY lERNlR fAEOEAIC·lt LOEWE EVERY TUES. THAU SUH. EVES • SUN. BRtJNCH (714)772-7710 -MAKE RESERVATIONS- iiiiiiiiiiiiNOWiiii• (714) 833-0570 ext. 582. ®. SheraUn Newport .,. •as ..,.v./~aa•r· .... lltBBTA~,.. · 454S MacAtthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. CA 92660 (at rhe comer of Birth&. Mac.Arthur near Oranp County Alrpcm, FOUNTAIN VALL:!Y SANTA ANA GARDeN ClllOft t ·-__ ....,.,, ·····--· .. .... -.. .. _:,:_:_;_ -:-.. -... -: -. ... ---=--.::-=-=-.:_-..:i..-:"'..-~.-~""" ......... "" ........ -............. ~ __ .,.. -~ .... -~~ --.. ~._..~ .:;,<,..~--~----...--· ....... ' . . . '" .,. ··- Fridlv, Apl11 t3. t97'9 'banaed Ladies' --So-u•h c .... n.:~~e~Mc:~:::~_""'!::.~r.:~,.~~otected liv theatn hh~lOry·bookpagesback TH£ NOTED Ora nge Coas t l ad y as De An n Mea r s a s to 1672 In IU-current comedy <>f· theater ftOUP has taken aboard Phllamante. Ms. Mears acted at f•rlntt "Thti Lt-arn~ Ladles," several distinguis hed hands-ror lhe Ame rican Con ser vatory Mollerc 's classic play a bout uf. the open.lfll play of the second Theater m San Fra f)casco before ft'clalion. . ha lf of its season. appearances on Broadway and T he group ts p'e rfo rmang ? Robert Benedetti. actor and on·television. Richard Wilbur 's new, English· 1 dean or the School of T heater at verae translation of the story of California lnstllute of the Arts In JEROME KILTY appears as Trassotin. I le appeared with Ms Mears In bis own play. ··Dear Liar" on Broadway last year. three "omen who forsake com· Va lenCia. Is the director . · .. ~lapstlck Sleutlai11g '"t " Napcy Len~han is the damsel in distres::, and Jo~ Spano · appears as Bullshot Crummond. the world ·::, mo~t incom- . • pet enl s uper-sleuth, in the side-s ptitting stagt-satire. .. Bullshot Crummond." at the Co ronel Theater m West Hollywood. Showtimes are 8 p.m. Fridays. 7:30 and 10 p.m . Saturdays and 2:30 and 7:30 p.m . Sundays. Box of· fice phone is 1213 > 652-3191. .f:arradine Starring .. ,." J ohn Carra dine will s tar as Hen ry. the aging ,. • Shakespearean actor in "'The Fantaslicks. ·· opening Tues· -day. AprU 17. at the Queen Ma ry Dinner Playhouse. local ~·ed aboard the RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach. Performances of this longest running production in • Am erican theatrical history m ay be seen Tuesday:. through Saturdays through May 20. starling with cocktail:. a t 6 p.m .. dinner al 7 a nd curtain at 8:40. T he show includes such notable songs as "Try to Re me mber ," ··Soon Jt"s Gonna Rain." "Much More," "Plant a Ra dish" and "They Were You ·· Also added to tht.' cast are Anne Swift. Ed Hams a nd Jody Horowitz. From t he SCR com· pany, the cast includes J ohn- Dav1d Keller. AQna Long, Wayne Grace. Irene Roseen. J ohn Na- pie rala. Steve P atte rson. Ron Michaelson a nd Don Tuche who round-out the 13-me mber cast. The production Is part or lhe company·s Living T heater Pro- • Ject. m which local college and high school students conclude lhear study by seeing the produc tion. On the technical :.1dc. dt•· signers have taken ad\ antagt' or the verse translation by making free use or paste ls and a hot- house theme to reflect the pro tected lave:. of Moliere :. womt'n WALLS OF pink and blm.· and "omt•ns · co:.tumt's an color:. suc h as orch id :rnd 1onqu1I yello" are offset b) the protec live men in their Ii\ c:. who "ear suits in dark :.hadc:. or lavender and purple It is. said an SCH s pokesman. a very hght. bright :.citing. de sig ned by rC!>ldl•nt artist Cliff FJulknt:r "1th lighting b) Susan Tuoh:, AMOROUS ADVANCER Je rome KJlty (Trlasotln) · Curtain tame as H p m Tues· day through Sunday through April 29 Matinee:. Saturday and Sundav :it 2 ·JO Tickt-t:. Sti.50·S8 5o at box office For reserva tions a nd additional inrormat1on, call 1213 l 432-7428. JOHN-DAVID KELLER (CHRYSALE) SPOUTS WISDOM De Ann Me ars, Irene Roseen Endure a s ·Learned Ladies· Costume~ ar1: dl·~1 g ned b) O" 1ght Richard Odil'. "ho <11d thl· cavali er pt-nod pro\ 1dcd un· us ual opportunllll'~ to ornate t>lcga nt outf1L-; dlTIH·d lrom the Fn..nch court hfo of t hl' 17th Cen tury Rl'scr \"at 1o ns availahlt' through lhl' SCR box offi ce at 95i·-l033 Cn:d1t car ds acceptt.>d h~ phone Also a\'ailablc through '.\I utual agenc1e:. If you couldn't meet for Luncheon, why not a date for Afternoon Tea . . . or a Light Supper . . . ' OJra anb &ympatqy £ngltsff Antiques ntttlJ ~\· .. , , .. mra Baom 17th STREET and TUSTIN AVE COSTA MESA '(behind JACK·IN·THE·BOX) Monday tbna Thursday -11 am ti1 S pm \, Friday and Saturday -11 am til 9 pm Happy Easter OPENING EARLY EASTER SUNDAY a...,,. .. ~ S••d•11•rta1c h From 9:00 A .M. Ea s ft-r Di•"~r · From 3:00 P.M . ON l'HE BAY 642·3431 2735 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Be ach I • ~ Classic Jap~se qlt¥ng Experie nce jor··&ster Sunday Award ~Ming ....... Restaurant PL~ASE CALL fQfl RESERVATIONS 60 Fashion Islar\&, Newpcrt Center \ (714) &44-481 1 ctntury Plaza Hotel, Century City (t.13) 2n -1MO ~ \ Kam•s FINEST CANTONESE FOOD AT FAIR PRICES 1..UNCH • O l l~"'ER C OCKT 14ll~ FOOD TO GO Kam''> Corona dd Mar l I 2 I E C oo -.t Hwy • 6 7 3-991 9 Al!>o Visit kam's Santo Ano I 421 E. I 7th St. • 558-2626 e ENJOY ''"~A9TE R ·o iER WITH BAXTER Served from 4 pm SPECIAL EARLY S HOWS BEGIN NING AT 5 PM PHO NE FOR RESERVATION S 540-2475 ~--~ NEWPOl'l llEAC" HOP OVER TO THE Sheraton·Anaheim FOR A SCRUMPTIOUS EASTER DINNER NOON·IO PM SELECT YOUR ENTREE FROM OUR mAY B WHILE ENJOYING OUR llAGREIT CASTLE LIKE AlDHERE DllNG AV AILAILE IN OUR PRESTIGIOUS ..--- FALSTAFF OWING ROOM OR THE PATIO WEATHER PERMITTING Monday thru Thursd ay Specials (Friday, Saturday. Sunday ·111 6 p m J eocep1 hohoav~ Oceen Perch . . . . . . . 3.65 Atlentlc Cod . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.95 Peclflc Red Snepper . . . . . . 4. 95 Mehl Mehl . . . . . . . . .... · ..... 4.95 Grilled S.e BeH .............. 4.95 Top Sfrtoln Steek ............. 5.95 S.efood Brochette . . ......... 6.95 Sleek & Lobster . . . . . . . ..... 8.95 Plus Fresh Fash. Other Seafood and Steaks 1ant1 .rear-oil 16278 PACIFIC COAST HWY • HUNTINGTON 8CH •f213l 592 1321 3901 E COAST HWY • CORONA DH MAR• 1il41 6i>090C Continental and Fresh Seafood Restaurant Lunch • D inner Fresh Seafood • U S. Prime Beef M ilk Fed Veal • Prime Rib Banquet Focilitie~ Live Entertainment 3201 ~O\t Coo~r 1-'·qhwoy. Corona del Mer l<tN.><vo· 01" 67S 7575 It's like coming home ... to France ' Unfortunately. many French restaurants serve a stuffy atmosphere with their fine meals. The delicious experience of French dining is usually left for the well-to-do or the once-in-a-great-while nights out. That's why we advertise that Le Biarritz is "Hometown France.'' We still serve superb food. but there are no stuffy waiters. no unreadable menus - no haure ambiance. Join us for award winning dining for lunch or dinner. h 's like coming home .. .to France. bE BlffRRIT~ .... French Restaurant I 1 I I OM.YPILOT Friday. Aptll 13, 1971 , .,''Ma. WMlllC••••" alias Tr•vlt Parry, .wm Mnd out candy treats to.chlldNft •t Da..yland Hotel SUndey end Ovenff Euw .. hunt1 •t t t a.m. and 2 p.m . .... ..., .. Slln•--mtftlpool. Tieken -~mey ... ......,.,,..._ tM ....... bf'Wteh • MA. WHISKEAS DARTH YADaR of "St•r W•rs" wlll host t" s first weekend ot the elahth annual Los Anteles Children's F"llm Fest lval. Two llngllsh films will open the series. Tickets for the 2 p.m . Shows S.turday and SUnct.y at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences must have been pre-purchased. MICKEY MOUSE will be the special guest at the 10 a.m . Saturday Symphony for Youth In Los Angeles' Music center Pavilion. He will lead the Los Angeles Philharmonic •nd audience in "It's a Small World." Tickets for the hour show are $3. ' MAGIC MOUNTAIN wlll be open longer hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. until Memorial Day weekend when It will be open from 10 a.m . to midnight, j ust off the ..OS Freeway In Valencia. Isle's Big Bands Baek EIGHTY VOICES of the Orange Coast College Chorale will present John Rutter's magnificent "Gloria" at 8 p.m Saturday, Aprll 21 In the OCC Auditorium. The concert, featuring an instrumental ensemble of brass, organ and percussion, will be direct~ by Richard Raub, music prolessor. Tickets wlll be sold at the box office for $2.SO. THE CITY YARD Bar and Grill offers entertainment nightly from 9 to 1 a .m . at 111 W. Pallzada, San Clemente. The Local Talent Band will perform tonight and Saturday; Dusty Rose appears Sunday and Bobbi and Clyde begin Tuesday through Saturday. NOSTALGIC SOUNDS OF the '30s and '40s will kick off the 1979 summer season of Big Band dances on Catalina Island when the Tracy Wells contingent strikes up the music at the casino Saturday. The dance runs from 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. Tickets are $7 .so. Special cruises will leave San Pedro at 7 p.m . and depart Avalon at 1 :30 a.m. Boat transportation Is $12 round tf'ip. For information, phone 527-7111 . THE WEST COAST IECITALdebutot guitarist Michael Newman will be made at 8: 30 p.m. Thursday, Apri I 19 in the intimate Schoenberg Hall at UCLA. The young artist has announced a program of Bach, Dowland, Legnanl, Francesco, Martin, Albenlz and Turnina. The $6 ticketsareavailablethroughMutual agencies or phone (213) 825-9261. TICKET SALES ARE brisk for the Sunday, April 22 appearance of the Aklyoshl-Tabackln Big Band at Cal State, Fullerton. The 20-plece Jazz orchestra will perform under the auspices of the Professional Artists in Residence C PAIR) series. Reserved seats at $7.50 are available only through the university's Performing Arts Center box office from 11 a .m . to 4 p.m . weekdays. The ensemble was voted the No. 1 Band in the Down Beat annual readers' poll. BEETHOVEN'S JAUNTY "Trio No. 4 in B·flat, Opus 11 " will start the program a t 8:30 p.m. Saturday when John Dorch, clarinetist; Alan Parker, cellist and T wyla Mever. pianist. perform at the First United Methodist Church, 148 10th St., Seal Beach. A lyrical Brahms composition will complete t~ "Musicians Choice" series. Director Alan Parker describes these concerts as "very informal; they're really for people who just want to listen to the music withoutgettingalldressedupand driving to L .A." Donations of $3 are suggested. WOOLLY MONKEY ISLAND Is the newest exhibit at the Los Angeles Zoo In · Griffith Park near the Intersection of the Golden State and Ventura freeways. This rare South American species may be viewed from 10 to 5 dally. Admission Is $2 for adults, $1 for children. CHILDREN'S CREATIVE ART Worksttops at Newport Harbor Art Museum will reveal their "Sistine Floor Show" this evening from 6 to 9 at 850 San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. ~ ., .. ., ... ... . ........ .. -..... - ~---" "'~"*""' 19.1 •C9J ar.-11111n-• °''"91' bl9 8110 HURRICANE One man stirred her heart. The other stirred her mind. ~ MARTIN RITT/ROSE"'"' ASSEYEV Pmd11rnt111 "NORMA RAE" SALLY FIELD · RON LEIBMAN · BEAU BRIDGES PAT HINGLE · BARBARA BAXLEY Strmr1"'1!1 try IRVING RAVETCH "'"'HARRIET FRANK, JR. Music DAVID SHIRE Drrrrtvrrf Pl11t1t1wri1t11.11 lOHN A. ALONZO, A.S.C. Pml11at1trv TAMARA ASSEYEV 011d ALEX ROSE 0trrc1t•ttiy MARTIN RITT 1'IT GOES LIKE IT GOES" Lyriacfrv "NORMAN GIMBEL M11~l"' DAVID SHIRE . . ~. COLOR BY DeLUXE@ . ,.. """ HEUD OVERi qjzere is 011lu one sate 'fiace. .. in eadi olliersarms DINO ll l.AlJRENTIIS 1•1ct.~-'r. "HURRICA~t stwN. JASON lm\ROS •MIA FAR~• MAX \Q4 SYroY TRE\~ t~RO • mK>TIIY BOTTO\! • 1\lll\l><1Ull\I. D:\YTON KA·~E • 1'lffcrn.11" DIOO [{ LAUR~TllS 1•t1cn11 "' JAN TROEU • '<1<11\1'111 111 LOREi\70 SUIPLf.. JR • l\Hl 1111 mu n11 LOREmO SEMIU. JR. ~m111urn1111w.ic11111 SVEN NYKVIST.A SCAMKX.. HLM PROIXDO\'SN\ •1111411n,1~11'-'" ~ .,.,.,._"".""'""'' .. .,.."'" ~, .......... "'"Waca.9t~I "'"""-". IPGl-•--llliimiiil ' •I • .:. ~-.................. ~ STARTS TODAY CNW111 MAU U1 TWiii BWIMl' llWPCNIT -.A PLAZA UICIUI •n.ut Orange Westmlllstlf NtwpGf1 a..cn Brea IMN Pll1! 637·0340 893·1305 644·07&0 529.5339 527-2223 .. _,,..,.. ... _._. ____ ------·---.--------. ··-. ... .. .. ... ... ~ . IAVAGa G10M1 C. r~·~, TMAT WIUWll SCOTT r ~ . HAN).. • HAIR -cor:. ~· w• ..... 1·THEA.M ~ .. ~.=:..._ ......... ___ ,._ . • \ '"' .. ~·--· \ .. MOVIES I THEATER F~. Apt11 13, tt19 SO•tldaad's Cu1•taln· ·_calls Eiiteftabi Dlal DINCt 642-4321 Call Collect R•C•NT ACAD•MY Awerd nomlftft Jiii Cl•Ybw11h will hevt her Wt-st Coest st~ dtflut In "In the Boom Boom Room," oPHlng Wedne!ldey, AprH 11 at the Center ThHter of the Lont BeKh Convention end E ntertainment Center. SM wUI play the off·bfft ~tlrl In tfM surf'Hllstlc look et the 6C4. Tickets are selling at the box office end Mutuel •nd Tlcketron egencles. WILLIAM SHATNER THE HILARIOUS AND w itty comedy, ·~therwlse Engaged," bv Simon Grav will star Wiiiiam Shatner in its Los Angeles ·premiere at the Solari Theater, 205 .... Canon Drive, Beverly Hiiis. Prttviews start Tuesday, Apr ll 17 and opening night w ill be Tuesday, Aprll 24. 'Shatner also stars in the soon-to-be released movie, "Star Trek." For theater ticket Information, phone (213) 550-7077. UCI DRAMA WORKSHOP will stage "The Transfiguration of Benno Blimple," a black comedy by Albert lnnaurato, tonight and Saturday at 8 in the Fine Arts Little Theater, Humanities Hall 161. The plot about a f reakly fat man, who Is literally eating himself to death, earned the playwright an off-Broadway "Obie." First year graduate student Robert Weiner will direct the cast of Jerry Littleton, Sharon Pesavento, Marc Gordon, Mark Jacobson and Jeri Jackson. Tickets are $1 at the box office. l) •'OU) OaOROa I• RNA RD IHAW'l f.r•et romenUc comedy, "Pygmellon, 'wlll open next week end run thtOulh June 2 •l tfM AtNNnton ThHter In Loi AnQeles M usic Center. Sters Include Robert Stephent, AObert• Mexwell, MeurMn O'Sulllven end Miio O'ShH. Olr'Ktor John Dexter Is recreetlno his bHutlful production ttiet w.s tfM toest of London. Tickets re1nglng from $3.50 to $1S MARK •tSMAN'S "PAYO,f'S," a disturbing probe of three fictional contestants of lubtcrllte to the newapaper that coven your hometown IM1t: •• BOY PRllND9" (R) art •v•ll•btt et tfM box office. Show times are 1:30 p.m. except Sundey and 2 o'clock metlf'HS on ThurscSAys end Saturdays. an old, prime-time quiz show, Is currentlr showing at The cast Theeter, 8CM N. E Centro# Hollywood. Several TV ctwtracter stereotypes from• cuddly limbo Of '50s video nostalgia are set In an Incisive Impression of the quiz show scandals of 19S9. Tickets are $Sand $3.50 and curtain Is at 8 p.m. YOUR HOnMtown Dally Newspaper DAILY PILOT .. MURDDIY DECME'' "11tePD,.CT COUPL.e" (PG) Fifty's Thrifty Parks Discount Seniors Orange County a musement parks are offering special dis· counts to visitors 50 years of age and older as a salute to Senior Citizens Week. At Lion County Safari those in the honored age bracket will be admitted at half price 1$2.501 from April 15·23. In addition, a 10 percent discount for accom· panying grandchildren is availa· ble if tickets are purchased in ad vance through the Group Serv ices Department at the park, 837·1200 THIS OFFER coi~cides with an ideal time to visit U.e wildlife preserve ~hen hatchlings may be viewed 10 the safari nursery. Lion Country Safari. at 8800 Irvine Center mrive in Irvine. opens daily at 9:45 a.m. and the last car is admitted at 5 p.m. for w a t ching untam ed African. As ian and American animals in natural habitats. ~ At Disneyland the effective dates for "Senior Fun Days" wi II be April 23·29. Stars of the Lawrence Welk TV shows, such as baritone Ken Delo, Clay Hart. Sally Flynn and Gail Farrell will appear on the Tomorrowland Space Stage al 1, 3 and 5 p.m. each day. THE MICKEY Finn Show will present Dixieland, tunes al noon BARITONE KEN DELO "la.USlm M ClllWT" 11l!~A .1-Wi• t ,-.a-11EA1Rm.m• 111~ • .... 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BROOKHURST Anaheim 772·6446 EDWARDS' SADDLEBACK El Toro 581 ·5880 NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' BRISTOL OIWIGl MALL Santa Ana 540·7444 Orange 637·0340 EDWARDS' SOUTH COAST FOUNTAIN VALLEY Laguna Beach Fountain Valley 494 . 15 l'4 839· 1500 WINNER of Academy Awards E ·STPICT BEST DffiECTOR MICHAEL CIMINO BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR CHRISTOPHER WALKEN BEST SOUND BEST FILM EDITING A MICHAEL CIMINO FILM Tllf itl;WJll:fJ SHOWS STAllT AT DUSK ORAllGI DRIWE·ll Orange 558· 7022 • • • • • • • • • PRESENTED IN 70 MM DOLBY 6 TRACK STEREOPHONIC SOUND AT EDWARDS BEAUl:IFUL NEWPORT CINEMA .----WARNING---~ ()_"'"''"-''ft.t'Uf• ut""3itwn ,,..,. .. ,,,~ ... ttl.1 .....-0.,.,l"llJ l\wCf'tc;, ~(AAtt()rr.,r ,,.,.. .. , .... ,__.\lfc.tdJOl'_"!t"df"<titil.l"'-OO*C.•• UNIVERSAL PICTURES ano EMI FILMS p1e~o1 "THE DEER HUNTER" cos1a111119 JOHN CAZALE ·JOHN SAVAGE· MERYL STREEP ·CHRISTOPHER WALKEN Sc1eenp1Jv Dv OERIC WASHBURN s101y Dy MICHAEL CIMINO & DEAIC WASHBURN ano LOUIS GARFINKLE & QUINN K. REDEKER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• P•oouclt0n Con)ulfan1 JOANN CARELLI Assoc1mP1oouws MARION ROSENBERG dllO JOANN CARELLI Music Dy STANLEY MYERS Proouceo oy BARRY SPIKINGS. MICHAEL DEELEY. MICHAEL CIMINO ""° JOHN PEVERALL !'"!'I~.--·' ..... ~ ... ~ -·I I ...lWE mllO. NOW SHOWING! ();1ectot ol Pno1oo•aphy VIL MOS ZSIGMOND. AS C Oi1ec1to ov MICHAEL CIMINO A uH1Vll1SAl AlllASI [IMI) PANAv1s10~· ~~~· .. Acro11 From Aobtneon·1 NEWPORT FASHION ISi.AND NEWPORT CENTER 89'Wfftl MecAr1tlw eftCI Jt!MofH Al ftllCtt'lc C..et Hlttt••r 144..()790 ·-r • _._,.,,_ FRI/SAT , 2:00.7:00-10:• SUN 1 :OCM:30-l:30 MON/TUES 1:00 PM ONLY , I I t ' I TM•aa-otM•llllONAL ltat9ment of ale" Is "" ••Y ICUtptor Or. Joseph Young dHcrlbH "'' latest an:hl· -.Ctunt ert c.nto '79, atol» a grauy =at Le MlrMa Civic Thffter, LA MlrMa Blvd. Young, perhlps list known for his controversial rltorlum sculpture at the Los Anoeles . vie Center, mllde this fount.In out Olf welded copper alloys, neval brau and 1t.ln1Hs steel. An exhlbitk>n of his dr.wlngs and models of his projects 11 on dlsptay In the thMter lobby throUQh June 1. THE $3,0IO PRIZE In the second annual Huntington Beach :ure Competition ha bHn awa to Kit-Yin Tieng Snyder, a netlonelly recognized ceramicist who currently has two shows In Los Angeles. Her work will be the second p6ece acquired for the city by the Allied Arts Board. Beautiful. Basie Paper Art Unwrapped Practical and ornamental paper objects, ma rbled paper, r are and miniature books. theatrical masks and papennaking tools will be shown at the Museum or North Orange County, 301 N. Pomona Ave ., Fullerton, beginning Saturday, April 21, through July 31. "Works In, On and Of Paper" celebrates the world-wide renaissance of the art of papermaking and traces paper from its begin- nin~s in a wasp's nest through to Its use as a utilitarian object and a medium for fine art. Fifty paper makers t including local artists as well as those from Japan and Spain> will be represented. Demonstrations, films and tours. are being arranged in conjunction with the ex- hibit. Museum hours arc 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tues- day through Friday; 10 a.m . to 5 p.m. Satur- day; noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Ad mission is free. Conrad Cartoon Imagery Traced Approximately 100 original political cartoon drawings by twice Pulitzer Prize-winning syn- dicated editorial cartoonist Paul Conrad are on view through May 20 in the Contemporary Art Galleries. at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The cartoons explore the major social and political issues or the present decade as em· bodied in six of this country's key figures: President Carter. former presidents Nixon and Ford, California Gov.· J erry Brown, former Gov. Ronald Reagan, and Proposition 13 crusader Howard Jarvis. Conrad 's sculptures of the six men are also on view. Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for students. Senior Curator Maurice Tuchman notes that more of the artistic value or Conrad's works come across when they are v iewed in a museum context. since "the original drawings have a boldness and verve that is inevitably re- duced in the printing process." He also points out that viewers can not only trace the development of Conrad's style but dis- cover alterations of character, conscious or un· conscious, in hls depictions of the six politicians over a period of time. Even Conrad admits his depiction of Brown ''4>ecomes increasingly sinister after Proposi- tion 13" and the level of Nixon's shoulders has naen from normal to vuJture-like near his ears. Poster shows theme of 'From Idea to Reality' design show in H8. \· n~ ~~ &. UlWU5apresenc {PQ) non IDCHADln "THt TOY-. d fllrn WT Ill en and p<oduced by RANOS Wiii! ' wh h IACQUtS raANCOIS, MKHll IOUQUIT, DA.NIU ClCCALOI d1ld fAMKl Gala) ·. DAILY 7&9PM SUNDAY MATINEES· 2:00 PM MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HAIR" CPG) "'THE CHAMP" CPGl "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG) JANE FONDA "THE CHINA SYNDRONE" (PG) "THE FIFTH MUSKETEER" "THE THREE MUSKETEERS'" RICHA RD PRYOR "IN CONCERT" CR) "WHICH WAY IS UP?" Su41um "EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE" "BEYOND THE DOOR. PART 2" (R) " A TIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE" "'UP IN SMOKE "CALIFORNIA SUITE" ''HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "THE WARRIORS" (R) "LIPSTICI\" "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" ALL OtUV£·1NS Ol"EN 6:JtP.W.Ml6Hn.1' Clllkl Under 12 .. ,.. Unlfts • Kiddle f'tanrou"41 "FROM ID•A TO RIALITY" Is an exhibit at Huntington Be.ch Library, 7111 T•lbert Ave., she>Wlng hoW new products get from the dr•wlng bNrd to the mar"ket piece. On display from Monday through May I wltl be sketches, mC>CMls, explanetory text end finished products from • wide range of consumer goods. Several top Southern <;allfomla design firms are pertlclpatlng in this unusual event, orlglneted by Phlllne Profe-Bracht, a Fu I bright scholar from West Germany. ()pftnlng reception will be at 7:30 p.m . Monday. Regular hours are 1 to 9 p.m . Mondays, 9 to 9 Tuesdays and Thursdays, and 9 to s Fridays and ' S~turdays. STAINED GLASS TECHNIQUES will be demonstrated by Jerry Guerin when the Costa Mesa Art League meets at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 19 in TeWlnkle Middle School, 322• N. California St. A.S. ASHLEY of Newport Beach and Helen B. Reed of Fullerton represent Orange C.OUnty in the annual exhibition of the American Watercolor Society, showing at Its headquarters In New York through Aprll. ..· VICTOR LANDWEBER Is featured this month at BC Space, a showplace for contemporary photograptw, 235 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach. Hours are 9 to S weekdays. • WITH THESE THREE BIG ATTRACTIONS ~.~ l:IM:IS.7:15-10:00 i 70 MM DOUY STlllO CNI 13edknd>S ctnd EroomstkkS I 2:00.l:4S. 7: IS ~ HOTLIAD & COLDFHT 2 :00.S:JO.t: I S CGt 875·r. . .;..:..:-'4 "A movie with a touch and tone all its own. .. t.WPOlll -M. C.AUF nt.·SAT~ AM U.14 • Gripping, dramatic, well-acted and intelligently written." "A tantalizing scheme for a movie." -0.vld Ansen, NttWI WHk "Ambitious, fascinating, sometimes dazzling and certainly memorable. Belushi Is hllarlous." -AfttrDarll a.DBO ..... what happens when you see them again? , ....... ·---·---,.""" .. .... .. WEST COAST PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT --STARTS TODAY---- UA TWiii Westminster 893-1305 -. .-.. ua CINEMA Costa Mesa 540-0594 GALl&RE8 WATl!RCOLORS 8Y Soozy West •nd acrylic pelntlnos by 8111 Md CK Coburn, on dlsptay throuah AprU 27 at Glendale Federal S.vfnoa Md Loan, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, mey be viewed from 9 to 4 Monday through Thursday and t to 6 Friday. ILLUSIONS BY New Yortcer John Pfahl are on display through May 4 In the Orange Coast College Photo 6-Uery. The images of the Rochester Institute of Technology Instructor contain colored structural elements Which appe•r to be appUed to the surface of the print, but which are actueUy added Into the scene before the exposure Is made. Admission Is free from 8 to s weekdays. PORTRAIT ARTIST Charles Cross wlll demonstrate when the Art Association of Huntington ISeach North meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aprll 19, in Murdy Park Recreation center. His commissioned work has Included the late Chief Justice Earl Warren and prominent clergy. PALMCREST HOUSE. the first fine arts gallery In the nation estabilshed within a retirement center, Is featuring Tapestries in Sand by David VIiiasenor through June 12. The Indian designs may be seen from 2 to 4 p.m . Wednesdays throuoh Saturdays at 3501 Cedar Ave., Long Beach. Phone (213) 59S-4551 • MION llOIAMI o _,. tAllOW HUl.llCAHI ""'' 174S o 3 IS o S 4$ I IS o tO •S ·--..... Mal •'-IATWMT NIOHf flW. 1Nt IJ/~1--............... .... ---AC.A191T ..... "COt•leHOW"C&I ...._.., _.,......._,, TMl~VACIMA• "IUCIC ao.MS .. ,....,,.....,. -~--- ...... COll99'I' "HI.AT TaAIM ~r' "HIAYIN CAM WAIT',,... , .... ~:o' ---:E::&W• Qllll.,.... •W o ... MC!lMIN T.:i ;9 l.,.....NINI -.... l 2l-40TO WYMI to N -Of WOIM ,. ;Fj,. I .aTMl--r..:~-=- .. ;r;;;f . "" SC.E.m .. ' . r:~t~-:~ Wllellf o M'f'l .... WAT MCHAMPINt ... •aou"' --·-· -....... --·--- • .RECORDING NEWS Ft1dlr. April 13, 1171 I Woodstock, Studio , S4-Repeatabk? · I 1 ' I I i J t l I I . I 1. • I ~ BrUSAROBIN80N P'or tbe rttt of hla life, Stephen Still• wUl P'°":,~be wed when C,..by, Stills ud Nath wlll •notber album. He'1 med to the qua· Uoo. He even antwen lt.. "Ahhbhhb." he said before his receat. New York Palladium concert. "eventually w~ mlPt do tomet.blna. whenever they want to ao batll: to work. · "Bl.IT I'll NOT STOPPING ID lbe middle or wltat. I'm dolnc, ao they ml1ht. have to wail for me laltelKI ot the other way around wl\lt.h wu "Uually the case. '"J'hey've Just got a new contract tor Crosby and _.Nash and they're happy and that's 1real. Crosby, SUUs and Nash is a whole different story. "I'd. like to get David and Graham Into ~~e ol thQ things that I have ~ offer, but we ve 1ot some differences -of opinion. But that's cool. We've sot half an album In the can Starholt Records Sign Hawaiians Duke Boyd, president of The Bolt Corpora· lion, an International licensing company, has announced the formalization of a new recording label -StarBolt Records. The Laguna Beach-based company will market the fourth album from Hawaii's leading musical duo. Cecilio and Kapono. who released their original records through Columbia. Cecilio and Kapono W«.'rc brought lo the new recording e ntity by StarBolt president, Mel Mossman and consultant Bob Schuster, whose former clients included Bob Dylan and the late J anis Japlin The duo's new album, ''Life's Different Now,'' will be released this month. GET a.IT YOU< HANDKERC:l-EFS IT IS NOW RATED PG -u .. we want ewryone to see John1'-le'• pert-... NOW PLAYING CINEMALAND ORANGE MALL BREA PLAZA Anaheim 635-7601 Orange 637-0340 Brea 529-5339 lDWARDS' MESA Costa Mesa 646-5025 [ ROCK TALK al\d we wUJ eventually 1et lhe rest or ll done.·· ••• J THS INEVITABLE "Woodstock Two" fe1tlval will be held Aug. 14·16, and •hlle no alte hu Yet been named and lt moet likely will not be at Yhgur '• Farm. ~•peel the event to take place somewhere In Ul)6tate New York. Tbe film will be produced by Orlon, the •!bum recorded by CBS and the groups ap- proached are considered "1970s" groups. Can yqu wait? ••• AEaOSMITH'S STEVEN Tyler admits that he" misses playing instruments onsta,ge. "I play on the aJbums," he said ~ "guitar, a little drums here and there. But I definitely miss it onstage . It's something to do, and for me, there are a lot of dead apots up there .'" To maintain his sanity on the road, T)·ler says, "You have to s pace your lime a little bit. It Is a little bit boring "'hen you're off the road, e5peciaJly when you think that you're not going back for eight months . In those two hours that we play, it t.:tkes me four or (ive shows to get back Into shape. That's why I take a jump rope with me." ••• RON "'OOD'S TOUR has been finalized. It begins on April 24 in Denver ithat's just two days after Keith Richards ' Toronto coneerts, so expect Woody to be playing "'ilh him there I and ends on May 21 in Los Angeles. Woody will do 16 co ncerts, all major cities. ••• IN PARIS TH E Theater Le Palace will hold its one-year anniversary celebration for ont> mo nth, until l\1 ay 2. Fabrice Emaer "'ill celebrate the success of his fabulous disco with concerts by Mongo Santamaria, Taj l\fahal, . Paalones de aangre explolan en el boulevard -y el boulevard exlsle de noche Everything happens on the boulevard - and the boulevard happens at night. . -~ • Tmf IUtal. .... ,_. ~-.tr Sbnft\l lllCllUl'fiillllZ UllT•-..., a ti.I'll 0.... br mc:M(l PIEJSllM ~ br •l --l--l'lo$.ai TtllY ' ~l!y --UIMI '-"""bw lWI .... !<oo·ll•ll lllrM' l'ekl>medbr -NllSOll ~·· ,,__...,___ 1...,.~.--.....,-...,1 j!'~~~'1t:J ~-:;;:.._ 0 lWIW#!W- now playing together 4 ACADEMY AWARDS AT EDWARDS "HEAVEN CAN "COMING HOME" WAIT" Winner Of Academy Award For Best Achievement In Art _,_ .... , __ _ WINNER 3 AWARDS BEST ACTRESS JANE FONDA BEST ACTOR JON VOIGHT BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY _ .. oloo ot Edwordo Brlotol Cine • 114C).7444 ond Edwonlo Clnem• Wool-7911. "H••••n Cen Walt" 1110 1t Edw1rd1 ClnerM 119-4141 end at Ectw1rde Clnem1 W••• -"Chino Syndrome" 113-7511 . ' --~-0 I". .. --.... ---~---;._,_-;.:.._. ..... -· -~----------·· ·-• Gloria OaY.,,., Inner Circle and 11. black tie event 1tarrtnc Patti LaBelle. TherewtU be fashion ahoW., too, at Le PalaCe by Cutelt.jaC!, Kansai and Pablo and Delia. ' • •• PAUL JABARRA"S Follow-up sln&le to "Last Dance" is "Disco Wedding. Disco HOM)'· moon&: Disco Divorce.•• It's a 12-miriute single, and Paul 1ing1 all the partJ, including the groom. the minister and the bride. ••• IT ISNOW VERY likely that Steve Rubelland Neil Bogart willopenaStudioS4 in Los Angeles ·-. Hall and Oates go into NYC's llit Factory this week with producer David Foster to record their next album , .. David BowlelOld me backstage at the Ro1ty Music show that he's practically finished with his new album. lle's been rec,prdlng at NY 's Record Plant .•. Tommy Mottola'' new label, New York lnte riiational Records, will be distributed by RCA . On the roster so far are Ody,ssey, Cory Daye 10£ the Savannah Band I. El- len Shipley and ro<'k groupS~an. JUMPS ROPE ON TOUR Aero1mtth'a Ste~•n Ty'9r THETARW Tht won;r, rictrHI-. THE DEAL Iring him Ncti llttt:---._ THEPRIH . A n1lion inc& They'I Mm luldort...of llow-up MTYOM who MMk in ttft" w.y. SOPHIA LOREN· IAMES COBURN O.J. SIMPSON ' -' . . . . . .. . }! I.', ..i 1'·.·c ~ -''THE 'STAR WARS'- OF MOVIE ·MUSICALS. Dazzling! Superb! A musical explosion!'' . --. _.. . -~ lyon11, QS.Aado is proof that real miracles can happen! ..,,... __ is for everyone. It glows andJ;i,!~ is show biz at its breathless best. A delight! _,,_c.c., __ ,. ..... ""-' is a cheerful jubilationL--"-""'N is triumphant!-"'- • I cames you away. __ _ is wonderlully zestful!---.-·~- is dazzling! The best movie musical .. '"'"'. ,..,.. ' . ... since Cabaret! ~A..._ .. s.a.,,rwr. Oranae • 63A-2SS3 . . ........ __ .. ~~----................ _,,, .................................... _ ~-..-. .. ·-..... ...... _ ·1 i I I r ... ~-::-•'&.. '"TM• CMAMP"" .. • fHftlltV .... tj ....... tele=tove lletWfift M OWW· H ..... eMM1unc1tn ..... 1M. .... ,..;:.,OWtt1 oi.ntNteUtttle n IDOd •tY9e • ......,. .. ...... , ...... t .. ~ .... -~:.=., lat ~ net ..... ,,.._ .... . throwbkk to tN ..... red Chlld st•ra Of"" 19.JOI. ~Meo Zeff tt.tll, In his flt'll AmerlcM-m.ct. movi.. evlden<K no cultural IHlrrler, wrlngl!WJ the emot6ons With CIOM-UPS of tM boy's t .. ry tece. F•ye Ounaw•y Is eftec"w •s Volght's ••·wlte, tl'IOugh the reeson for 'heir break-up Is not clearly defined. The entire Pf'QdUCtlon is flrst-clMs, reminiscent ot MGM In Its heydey. Rated PG ~cause of some mild swearing. STARDOM LOOMING? Lorenzo Lamas "TAKE DOWN" finds entertain· ment in an unexpected arena: high schOol wrestling. After l . ; I I '•""" .. rftllor '"'"" • Rocky Mount.In Melt tchOOI llUdlftl telks to Improve student more .. bY wtftnlnt •t wrfftltftl. A pedantic analtsh INCW II efttlsted to cNCh tM , ..... '""'~Inst odcb tMt wOuli fteW dfscour~ tM feint of ""'1. This unlmpo1lno movie •Ill• only to be 111,ld, end It CM\ be, especletly • the ••rM•l r.ouno ethi.tes Qr.tpple tow1rd nevlt-. victory. Edw•rd Hefmwwt, ett., IOMt HflY klut1tnets, pnwes "*tlvt u the reluctant coech. t-41s star wrestler Is Lorenro Lamas. It's tOOHrly to tell, but his strong face, SPiendid pttystque and confident bearing mlQht well .. .ct to terdom. Tt-e raOno Is PG, bu1 the movie seems harmless for all ages. ··rHll CHINA SYNDROME" could scarcely be more tgplcal, colncldlnQ with the shutdown accident at a Pennsyl- vania pawer plant last month. The film concerns a TV reporter (Jane Fonda) and cameraman <Michael Douglas> who combine with a nuclear plant official <Jack Lemmon> In an effort to alert the public to Potential catastrophe from a Southern California reactor. The character s are never m0<e than skin-deep, bUt the events are impcrtant, and director James Bridges builds the tension to an almost unbearable pitch. The issues raised by the film are vital to everyone; it Is perhaps unfortunate that the utility company bosses are painted as black as horse-opera villains. Rated PG, with a few expletives. "NORMA RAE" Is an Intelligent ~nd frequently movino social drama about suppression of workers' rights In cotton mills of todav's South. It Is also a Pyomallon story of the awakening of a young Southern woman's mind by a union organ-izer from New York·. The film SWAYS 'NORMA RAE' Ron leibmen succeeds on both levels. Martin Ritt, an old hand at protest movies, directed with concise- ness and understanding of human values; he carefully avoids outrage at the workers' conditions. Sally Field Is a revelation as the late-bloom Ing crusader. Her performance signals the start of the 1979 Academy race for best actress. Ron Leibman 11-0eL.S~e a the Jewish pariah In the company town, and Beau Bridges has a tel li'lg scene as Norma Rae's bewildered, husband. Rated R, with moderately rougt. language and some suggest iveness. "HARDCORE" casts George C. Scott as a mldwestern Orpheus descending Into the hell of the West Coast pcrno world In search of his runaway daughter. Paul Schrader has written and directed a film that succeeds not only as suspenseful drama but also as a social document. The crucial element Is Scott as the religious fundamen- talist; his fury at finding his daughter a part of the hardc0<e Industry is eloquent • and moving. The suppcrti~ cast Is excellent, especially Peter Boyle as a flawed private N~~~if L~g~I( &CRl l Nf'Lfi~ lW\RY Ml[}JAfl Wtllff · BA~i8~"~~ HID Wf INffiNJB 4No OOl HB.lfR · ~~~ TUllY f RIM Muse~ n\~O ~IRf · PRoouc~~flfO WEINlRNJB ANO f¥4Jl HfllfR · DIRECT~~ ~OO{T U\TtS · rurot A UNnmll am a · tyric by Marilyn W>O Ale!> Be<gmwi. MuelC by oAvio sH1Re !PG!WT•ci.llCI~~ I IYU\)l.l rllJJU\l" Tiiie 50tlQ 'THE PAoM1~-""'ll or MEL•SSA MANCHESIER ________ _ ©•llW UN'Yl-Oh\•~ ..C: •« A<GHfSllf,lllYlD ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK ON MCA RECOOOS ANO lAPES edwards CINEMA CENTER edwards CINEMA WEST HARIOR AT ADAMS, COST A MESA WESTMINSTER A TGOLDIENWEST MESA VERDE CEHTER 979-4141 892-4493 • .-.-··-•• ,.._.,,,....,. .,.. .,.. __ ._....,..,... .... _..,...., r•• ... ..- tye tnd SNton Hublty H • hc)ol(tr Scott enll1t1 In his HtrCh . Schrader fells °"'Y In the cllmeac, which ...,.,., menutectured. The r•tlno Is R • Utt tul>J«t metter diet.Uno • lerge suppty of nudity, sex •nd rough I•~· "AGATHA" Is an Intellectual wttoctunrt -or whet happened - • flctlOMI exptenatlon of Agatha Christie's unsolved 11-day disappearance In 1926. The script suogests that the mystery writer fled In anguish over her husband's Infidelity and plotted revenge against his mistress. The solutlon has the credullty of a Christle plot, and the production Is handsome, low-key and ver y British. The film's downfall Is the casting. It Is difficult to accept Vanessa Redorave as the shy, unassertive author or Dustin Hoffman as the suave, know-It-all repcrter. The ratlno Is PG. "WHEN YOU COMIN' BACK RED RYDER" is an unpleasant film about a psychotic who terrorizes a handful of citizens ina roadsldediner. The cast isaccompHshed: Mar Joe -UOl'tMr, Lee Grant, Hal Linden, Candy Clark, Pat Hinote and Peter Firth, In an amazingly successful transfor· matlon from the "Equus" youth to a Texas teen-ager. But producer Gortner allows star Gortner too much screen time in a role among the most repugnant in recent memory. Despite some desert scenes, the claustrophobic viewer shrieks for escape. Rated R. ............... CHILD STAR RICKY SCHRODER FROM 'CHAMP' JOINS CROWD Hollywood Veterans Greet John Wayne After Oacer Show WINNER 3 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST ACTOR • JON VOIGHT BESTACTRESS•JANEFONDA BEST SCREENPLAY Story by Nenc:y Dowd Sc:r .. npley by Weldo Sett end Robert C. JonH Aleo Sltowln9 with Awerd Wlnn•r "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" At Edward• Huntlntiton Edward• Seddlebectl PIH• C1ll Otllers for Co-Ht11 A Jerome Hellman ProouctJon A Hal Ashby Film JaAefiftda J01t¥?t ~J)e//Jf, 'C~!ftlhte" Tl'!!!!..~ Screenplay by • • . 0 Story by Director of Photography Waldo Salt and Robert C. Jones Nancy Dowd Haskell Wexler ~~Gilbert Je~~~~ Hellman H~ed~hb ~llttft31 1 FROM Fash ion Island Newport B~ach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBQij • t ,I . . . ... -.... . • I . .._ r · .f'ECOROING NEW& P'« the ~t of hi• Ute, Stephen Stilla wtll ~~be uked when Croaby, Stilla and Nub will anodaer album. He's~ to Ute quet· UoD. Ht.._ auwer1 it. "AbNthhb," be aald before hla rec•t New Yon Palladlwu cone rt, "eventually we mlpt do "OftM4hln1, whenever they want to 10 back to work. .. llUT l'M NOT STOPPINO t.a t.be m&ddle of wlaat I'm dolna. ao they m&1ht have to wall for me lnatHd ol lbe oth.-r way around wb&cb was uauaUy the case. "Thfi)''ve Just got a new contract for Crosby and Nash and lhey'r~ happy and that'• a-real. Crosby. Stllls ond Na h I a v.hole dltltr nt story. "I'd llke to litl'l David •nd Graham tnto aom e ot the thing thal l hav to offer, but we've 1ot aome dlfrtr nee of op&nlon. But that 'a cool. We 've eot hall an album in lbe ran Starbolt Records Sign Hawaiians Duke Boyd, president of The Bolt Corpora- tion, an international licensing company, has announced the (ormalization of a new recording label StarBolt Records. The Laguna Beach-based company will ' market the fourth album from Hawaii's leading musical duo, Cecilio and Kapono, who released their original records through Columbia. Cecilio and Kapono were brought to the new recording entity by SlarBolt president. Mel Mossman and consultant Bob Schuster, who~c former clien~ included Bob Dylan and the late Janis Joplin T he duo's new album, ''Life's Different Now," will be,released this month. GET OUT YOU< HANDKERCHEFS IT IS NOW RATED PG Because we want everyone to see John'Tnwolta's performance ••• NOW PLAYING CINEMALAND ORANGE MALL BREA PLAZA Anaheim 635·7601 Orange 637-0340 Brea 529·5339 lDWAftDI' MESA Costa Mesa 646·5025 ROCK TALK and we wtJl eventually •et the ttlt or it done." ••• TR& INEVITABLE "Woodstock Two·· I 1tlval. will be held Au1. 14·16, and wbUe no 11te haa )et bffn named and lt m0tl likely wlll not be al Y&11Cur'1 Farm. oxbeel the event to take pl.•~ 10m where ln Ul)llate New York. 1'bo ntm wlll bo produced by Orton. the album rerordcd by CBS and the groups ap· proac:hed arll consld red ··19709" groups . Cun you watt• • ••• t\EaOfSMITll'S STt:V£N Tyler admits that he mlsset plpying Instruments oostage. "I play on the. albums." he said, "guitar, a little drums htre and th~rc. Hut I definJtely miss it onstage. It's something to do. and fo r me, there are a lot ot dead spots up tl\ere." To m aintain his SQnlty on the road. Tyler' saya, .. You have to space your lime a little bit. H ls a little bit boring when you're off the road, especially when you think that you're not going back for eight months. In those two hours that we play, 1l takes me four or five shows to get back into shape. That's why I take a jump rope with me." • • • RON WOOD'S TOUR has been finalized. It begins on April 24 In Denver 1 that 's just two days after Keith Richards' Toronto concerts. so expect Woody to be playing with him there > and ends on May 21 in Los /\ngl'les. Woody will do 16 roncerts. all maJor cities. * • * IN PARIS THE Theater Le Palace will hold its one-year annivers ary celebration for onl' !JlOnth. until May 2. Fabrlce Emaer will f:el cbrate the s uccess of his fabulous disco with concerts by Mongo Santamaria. Taj Mahal, . Paslones de sangre explotan en el boulevard -y el boulevard exlste de noche Everythlft9 happens on the boulevard - and the boulevard happens at night. , a Mt Rlllll ._ ~ :::::~IF.' ....__,..... 5i.mg --~ llMTA -_,a UN Onclld br -.uJ. l'llJSUll f'locMtd by al .... £ """""" f'locl<.9 Tilll'f I ~by .-wa• ~ bv LALi SCllf1lll ._ 1n1111 m rw f'tttamedby ll0Mt IE11$811 m.ca•• . """":.:;::: ........ --·~ It~] msMllU"-lml 0 .... _...._, now playing together 4 ACADEMY AWARDS AT EDWARDS "HEAVEN CAN "COMING HOME " WAIT'' Winner ~~N~.f'Ab~~fs°i Of Academy JANE FONDA Award For Best BEST ACTOR Achievement . !-JON VOIGHT In Art BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY "Coming Home" aleo at Edward• Brt11ot Cinema • 540-7444 and Edw8rde Cinema Weltll3-7511. "Heaven Can Walt" alto at Edward• Cinema 171-4141 and at Edward• Cinema Welt wtttt "China Syndrome" 893-7511 ,,,. --------.... ,,,__ --------,.-.. • ••• PAl1L JABJ\RRt\'8 FolJOW·Up slnale to "Last Danee" Is "Dlaeo Wedding. Disco Hooey· moon & Dileo Divorce." It's a 12·minut.e sin1le, and Paul 1ln11 all lhe parts, including lhe groom, the mtnbter and the bride. ••• IT ISNOW VEaY likely that Steve Rubelland Neil Bogart will open a Studio 54 In Los Angeles ... Hall and Oates go into NYC's Hit Factory this week with productr David Foster to record their next a lbum ... David Bowie told me backstage at t he Roxy Music s how that he's practically finished with his new album. He's been recording at NY's Record Plant ... Tommy Mottola 's new label, New York International Records. wlll be distributed by RCA . On the roster so far are Odyssey, Cory Daye iorthe Savannah Band>. El· ten Shipley and rock group Susan. JUMPS ROPE ON TOUR Aero1mfth'1 Steven Tyler THETARCET The world'\ richest !Mn. THE DEAL Bring him bKk .,~-~ THE PRIZE . A million in ush. They'l IList-luldoz.t-Of Blow-up .nyont who sUrMis in their WIY· SOPHIA LOREN ·JAMES COBURN 0.). SIMPSON ,-,--iJ"'. 1'j' . , ' t .,, t; , , )l·:n.~ , .. r J , ·-; . • ""' • , ' ' JI • .. "' ~ > -.,, :, \ ' ' p ' -·when a imt and ~ma! SIR UW GRAD£ ri- SOPHIA LOREN · JAMES C06URN • O.J.SIMPSON lfl' MICHAEL WINNER film HflREPOWERH c~Ell WALLACH · ANTHONY FRANCIOSA GEORGE GRIZZARD and VINCENT GARDENIA , • ._rn"A~RBIERI · ~t>rGERAWWllSON L k£RSY and MICHAfl WINNER OftO!d by MICHAEL WINNER *·DDllll _ _,, =--=c....: -----"THE 'STAR WARS'--- OF MOVIE MUSICALS. Dazzling! Superb! A musical ·explosion!'' HAIR HArR HACH HAIR HArR T>-EFlM -.i.l!Yey lyon•. ~ is proof that real miracles can happen! -Ffri lllcl\ no. is for everyone. It glows and dances! -.-..l<l'Clll.-..... is sho\v biz at its breathless best. A del~ht! -~ C.0,. ,_Ven T"'- is a cheerful jubilationLo-Shllil(Tadeyl.lec>TV is triumphant! -~..._ HA!B carries you away!-arue.w..._..~ HAIR is wonderfully zestful! ~c-1. .... '°"Dll¥ ...... fl..CF\.M ~B is daiZling! The .best movie musical Al R since Cabaret! -C--C ......... L.A. TlrMe HARBOR 1W1N SHOW TIMES Frt.-..:004:»10:45. S.t/Sun.-1:11-3:1CM:OO. 1:»10:41 Mon/Tuee.-4:00..:11-10:30 , Ctllpmm A_,.8' IA. frwv. Orange • 634•2SS3 I I ~t:r~:~s ' "DU a MUNTa •" mlQht heve bleft • l"Pfrb dOcument of the deY•••IOn to num•n llvH te\IMCI by the Vletn.m w•r. TM tr'-ol t Pwftf'5Y lv•nl• COii tw. eM hf*'<• beauty of Soulltt •=M¥tbffn m-.nl· ''"'*'l:~:r" '»v vu..-, aftd the cast .......... -.... dl'9Cter ...,...amt,. •tlowt the story '°&Nit ttvff hours, w 1 sc:enn of m11e c .. end •• ,. etroclty. Hi ... 9"mS to he"9 allowtcf u-. ectors to devlM their own dNlotw. a grave error. TM . cf\er.ctlrof Robert OeNlro ts crvclel, ~t It ~Ins amblfUOUt. Hit a.lent Is too trtiltt to rem.In "° hlddtft. TheratlnglsA,muchswearlna aftd potnt.blanll ltlllJ"9 "MIDNIONT •x~••SS" (ll•no kw prison 95CaPe> Is • raw, Cont ... lh'9, ._.,entlv flC t~I 4\CCount of -' American youth's ~ymtnt tor• tr•c m istake: M attempt to smuttQle hHhlSh . out of Turtley. Biiiy Hayes. a Marquette Unlyerslty stua.nt. endured unspNkable conditions In • Turkish prison and asylum btfore esGaplng to Greece. Director Alen f'artter depicts Heyes•s tONMnt In a film that Is often punlshlnt to watch. \ His cast Is superb, especially e.ac1 Davis as the Ill-fated American; he Is touching and "-~uent, a sofld candidate ' fof" stardom. The rating Is R. with many violent scenes and one of semi-nudity. Not for ,, the squeamish. c· CHRISTOPHER WALKEN (LEFT) ADDRESSES FELLOW STEELWORKERS He Won Academy Award as Best Supporting Actor In 'Deer Hunters' edwards CINEMA CENTER NOW WITH HARIOR AT ADAMS. COST A MESA MESAVERDECEHTER 979-4141 "VOICES" : . ' MAGGll!·SMITH BHt Supporting Actreaa "CALIFORNIA SUITE" presents ==~~°',..-$;tches Hltls Hotel. 1 :-e tour de fol I llO'te four actor~att•t. The movie 9911 of the note! 1 sulte•--~11 ~ courts end ieaches, employing I a lar~anc:J talented cast. Alan Alda and Jane Fonda are a divorced couple bicker ing over custody Of their daughttw. Maggie Smith and Michael Caine are British visitors at Odds over his blse•uallty. Watter Matthau Is caught with a hooker bv his wife, Elaine May. 8 111 Cosby and Richard Pryor are Chicago doctors on a disaster-ridden vacation with their wives. Oddly, It Is t he serious Sketches (Alda-Fonda. Smlth·Caine) that are the most effe,tlve, even moving. The Slmonlsms are thin (Beverly Hiiis Is "paradise that has had a lobotomy") and the farce mild. Rated PG, because of language. "THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL" i would have us believe that might some day establish the Fourth Reich. Once this whopper 1s swallowed, the film can be enjoyed as an expertly made adventure. Gregory Peck ls chillingly effective as the maniacal surgeon who devised the cloning. Laurence Olivier. tracer of war criminals. Is his opp0nent. It is a well-shaded characterization. Rated R, apparently because of violence. "COMING HOME" Is an old fashioned movie triangle played against the bi tterness of the Vietnam War. Jane Fonda, the dutiful wife of a gung-ho Marine <Bruce Dern) falls in love with a paralyzed veteran (Jon Voight> while her husband is overseas. M iss Fonda continues her galltwy Of sensitive portrayals. Dern is absolutely d'IUllng when he confronts the lovers. Voight is superb. Despite the acting efforts and knowing direction of Hal Ash_by, tjle oyecall effect is as depressing as tti~ war Itself. Rated R. with much hard language and one erotic ' sequence. "AN UNMARRIED WOMAN" explores the emotional turmoil of an abandoned wife with rare wit and pe, ceptlon. When M ichael Murphy walks out on Jill Clayburgh after 16 years of marriage, she goes to pieces. After some disastrous affairs. she discover s a working relationship wi th an artist, Alan Bates. Although written and direc ted by a male. Paul Mazursky, the film seems to r eflect the feelings of women today. Men can learn som e- thing, too. Mazursky has the faculty for evotclng the best from performers, and Clayburgh establishes herself as one of · \he screen's best actresses. " Rated R; the language is rough and sex Is frequent. ~, scattered through the northern hemisphere are 94 teen-age boys Who are cloned Adolph i Hllle'5, any one of which JANE FONDA, JON VOIGHT IN 'COMING HOME' He lives in a world of music. Shell~ in a world without sound. Olvera Street's On Tour O ra n ge C oa s t College's Community Servlc~ Office will con· duct a walking t our through one or the oldest s t r eets in W estern America. Los Angeles' Olvera Street. Saturday. April 21. Buses will l eave OCC'a Auditorium park- inf lot at 11 a.m. an.a.re· lJlrn at 3 p.m. · Cos\ of the tour Is $6 Tickets are avaUable ·~~~-If fn the OCC Tic~ Of- fice, located in the col- lege 's ·Administration Building. The office Is open Monday through Friday from 8 a .m. to 7 p . m .. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. For ticket informa· tlon. call 556·5880. The tour will include llr-i11--- v i s 1 t to th e Pl~a C hurch, th e A vi la Adobe. th e n e wl y· r estored Pico House and Garnier Building, which was constructed in the 19th century. Skiing CNSSUl•d ads are the best place to buy or sell ski wear and equipment In. the Daily Piiot. 642-5671 A The more you love ... the harder you fight. FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI FILM THE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER presents JON VOIGHT FAYE DUNAW\Y RICKY SCHROrlR "THE CHAMP" ~\,, JACK W\RflN ·ARTHUR Hill ' Music by DAVE GRUSIN • Screenplay by W\lJER NEWMAN Based oo a stOfY by FRANCES MARION ~.by DYSON LOVELL· OiroctOO by ffWD) ZEFFIRELLI • ~ SWl>TPAO< AUUtt W.Alll 11 A.NIT llmms NfJ MS -llQO~I J lr.iftlr.iiiiiiimi•ii,~O:•i.-an~1Ua1111;;;;;;;:;:-::iiiiii;:J MGM .. T&!e~ l I ~ HMlHlJH HI VIJ ·~· '·i'•ll.. ........... _ .... ca ._AM• A1·11rt .. ,,·=-"'-Pll81TlllH ....._, '° • .,... "' ....,.. ...................... .,......_..~ ... ..... ...... A 0-.. It ~ b¥ .,,....,...,.., e TMI eM1W IUNDM ............... 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TUBE TOPPERS KNXT • 1:00 -"Bu11 Bunny Easter SpecTaJ" with other animated mm at.an who help flnd a 1ub8Utute for the lll Easter Bunny. tSee sketch at left) KABC e 9:00 Movie: "lJke Normal People" insplrln1 story or two young people who are retarded. <See preview. story below I KHJ II 9:00 -Special, "End or Outrage, Call to Arms." On-the -spot film s of some of the most tumultuou!i eve nts of the last SO years. people ot 8oQOt• ere ptOflled. lrom tilt runaway .. , ... cf!Hdrlfl to the '~" and~IUll lRI =1•=@NIWS lrlAQ .. LAUGH uov. back. • JUt<UO)( Gutlta· Alea H1tvey 88114, Sn•lu, 0.vld baer. The Elec11lc Ugnt Otc:het11a • OETIMAAT • • "Co\1111 ... Dfecule" ( t9721 lfttrid Pitt. ..... Ot.-.. .,. ~ COUNeM C4ll\ retain ..,., yOUIMuf tlMuCy onty II • drlnkl "'° .,.. .... Ill '"' blOOd ot 10Uflt .....,_ I I ht , aG iWn I 0 ADMt-11 ~ tnd RMd btH* ~ I -cotlea llf'IO .. !My IMd • , *" (l#t '"' .,.,.. ll'Mlflf of a tutl*ltc:I 001H1 "'*"" 1*11 N1W1 1:11 MCMI • • • "'if" t..ovt•• I 1970) JOl!n Moutdflr Brown p om1n1q1.1• S•nd• A young mM, lll'lllltn •Ill! tne chllfma ot '" otoer girt, /Mk .. IM ••erll~ cl~v· ft<Y Iha! hlS own 111"4W 11 eq\141/ty lllrklllO 10 fief I I hr. 5~mln) i:10e ..ovie ... MDVII ............ _ .. • .,, .... (1 ... ) Roter ..... ~ IMrdot (t "'.30-.) •..a. • .. , ... Delli ..... C*I) .... l19"1, 0... O'"*· An evll ,..Wu• trei..t blood·~l"t llatl IO ettedt ........... perf\llM f'I IW.. 15 min.I .. ,=llJ•utW " \ I I KI) \) ....... 1100. MARLO MG TM& WAGie uov.wo .. • ~-/IMO ntE IT=:= HOTAJDGe II 8 IBIT l#tt NIWI YllOMAN: MEL TO MAL • YOGA fOR HEALTH (I) IPAHllH -, ANl Bl-Oul1IOfl llUOy ·H~ Mc&H. ¥ l eo""'· -ll'l()()f\fhin.Jr Md l4'g eno111y hillbilly 'llCMtwt and~ Ctarrot• • S9.,.pat•11 TN! End Oi Ouir109" UnfOQflllal>lo ~ the '90! 111me ol ~ ct the mosr 11.1mu1tuous eveflll ol the ~llSO~s * • "Tiie S.twOlf. ( 10741 Edwll'd Mtll(o. Raymo(ld Ha~alort. WMn lie real· Inf Ile II going bl.nd, a brUtal and 11tar1lesa aea cac>lllin lrlet to oetlroy ~ and 9Yef'(One around him ( 1 l!t .• 53 min I • CHICO AMO THE MAN Ed falls In IOYI wllh ChK:o' s aunt wflO of'lets 10 1a11e him on a trip around Ille WOl'fd. KAOS lru11ra"1 CONTROL I ~"Y a11omp1 lo Pf<>lecl U S a1111ete11 while .. ,,_ m418l$ • HOYA "lc•11.11· Chlldr11n ' The s1ruogte 10 ny with noin1119 t>ut manpow9t 11 nemph- lied t>y one men wno tut· oeeded wtlh an aorcralt ol cardboard. aluminum fl.lb· ~ ono p.ano wt•e • • * 'Mee! JOl>n 0oe C194 11 Gary Cooper Bit· l>llta 81anwyclt A tllOOfl., deY1 .... tctoeme 10 OfO- lell world c;on<1111on• •nd mikes up a tlOfY at>OU1 .. men wno wlll commit su•· c>Oe on CtortStmas Eve 12 his JO min I 7:I09 OUSTY'S TMIHOUIE FNfTMTIC FOUR p~ C81NEWI AeCNlWS 1:30 I lOYf LUCY Ct\lclllill\· • 1111$11\0 and PT A IN!ellf\0$ get Ille Rte6'0011 and MeoJe$ on • vwDOI battle Hugs Bunny otrers his help when his pal thl' ~osler Bunny comes down with a cold. in "The Bug Bunny Easlt!r S~clul." tonight ut 8 on Channel 2. • MMV CNWf'1N Gu' .. tt Lindi C1tllo1d. Maud Adams. T1mo11!y, JOMPf'I and Bud Bolloms, lAvl lllld 11'111 Raci\all, Don MclHn, Skip Stepnenaon. 2:251 Nl'W9 2'-'0 NEWS MOYIE • • • • T11 We Meet Again·· l 1940 t Merle Oberon, George Brent An ocean voyage bf ings nae>· p!llels 10 a le<m•nauy 111 g1fl wlltin stle lolls on love with a convicted murderer f 1 ht S$m1n I 111) FtMa/l/lrrA THILONI~ THAT'l IMOUGH AOMNRROOM INNER TENNll MOUND THE • MtCHAE.L JACKSOH Guest Gene•tJI Vernon Walte1i. fPi>tl 2) ml PROJECT UNY£R8E SP«l•l>KOO't' r~ 1n. need le>< 0'4 • IANfON> A.NO SON Fred 11 WlfneH ro a bur ~Y 111 Juhc)'a noose • MACHE/l / l&IMA REPORT CAOS&-WITS OJ) MEIW OAlfflH Gu&s" lonoa Chltord MDud Adam,, flmOtrly, .Josec>h 11nd Bud Bonom6 Levi lln4 rile Rackats G FA'*'OIOUT 7:30 8 NEXT 8TtP BEYOND 7:00 I C8I NEWS N90HEWS NEWLYW£0 G.AME AllCHEWS I CI> .IOICEA'8 WllO 8DC MtU.IOH DOLLAR MAH Steve Irle$ 10 c>tOlect a 1•- year-okl wno ha' a<;eoden· !ally "jnwnted a llOW lorm ol energy lhal could The Aeturn 01 Cc1•y OeW111 0 DANCE FEVER OuUI Pally 8rookli Cete1><11y Ju09911 Jact. Carte<. S~man Hemr>ley <>nd Bell' Howland 9 8A8HALL C;i1tlom1a Angela vs Oak· land A • ' D (10) HOU .. VWOOO SQUARES 0 TICTACOOUOH ti) AOAM-12 Two ~ollur~ cc1p1ure Hll(,d whole toe and Malloy "re Claa••rl l.bting• 8 KNXT tCBS) Los Angell:!~ 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angele!> • KTLA tlnd) LOS Angeles • KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles (J) KFMB ICBS) San Diego D KHJ·TV (tncl ) Los Angele~ OJ) KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTIV (Ind) LOS Angele~ • KcoP·TV (Ind I Los Angeli''> 83 KCEI· TV !PBS) Los AngH.-!. 8i> KOCE·TV 1P8 S) Huntington BedCh HIS STRUGGLE INSPIRES OTHERS Roger Meyers, left, and Shaun Cassidy Busboy's Life Unfolds on TV Roger Meyers of El Cajon tonight will have the opportunity to watch bis life story unfold in a motion picture, "Like Normal People." on ABC Channel 7 at9p.m Meyers is 31 and has been a busboy six years at Love'• Restaurant int.he San Diego County ..city. For him. bis new life began when he applied for the job in 1973 and was hired. Meyers is what some people call m entally retarded. However, be pre· fers I.he term, ·'slow-minded." AT ntE TIME HE APPLIED, he needed lo prove lo himself that he could operate in the work- ing world. Dan Smith, franchiser for Love's Resta urants in San Diego County. said the firm was impressed by his serious ness when he applied, but had re· servations that a mentally retarded person would be able to move fast enough during busy hours. Nevertheless, Smith sajd, it was decided that he would be given the opportunity. He has not only proved his worth, Smith said, but he has been an inspiration to those who work for the Western· based restaurant chain. He alao has a following among customers who look forward to his smile and service. "IF aoGEa IS MENTALLY retarded, then I would like to have a dozen more like hlm," ex-. plal.Ded Smltb. As for Meyers. be hopes lbat the motioa pie. ture which describes his batUe to earn a place ln •IOCiet.y will unlock the doors for other reta~ . people. Shaun Cassidy plays the role of Meyers and re- ceived ltthnicaJ assistance from him dUJin& the fllmln1 at a Love's Restaurant near the 20lb Cen· tury Fox Studiol ln Loi An1elee. .. .,.... ftlht to escape the confines of a mn- tal lllltltutloa wu adapted from the book, "Like Normal People," wrltten by Racer's older brother, Robert Meyen, a ,.pon.r for the Waahiqton Pott. ir11n1por1ing a puiOner tllfougl! MaltbU Canyott I 2'TOMOHT VOTPI' PtPEUNE "Sacramento Oa11111ne·· Host Jim Caoper (IJ THE MUPPETS Guests· Roy Roger' and Dale Evan• 1:00 9 (I) IOOS 9UNNV EASTI!A SPECIAL 8ug• Bunny and 1'111 bud· dies tty 10 find 8 SOb:.hlUIO lo< the Eallot Bunny wtlO 11 bedndden wilh a cold IRI I Dlf'rAENT STAOt<ES Qt FAMILY A man whalic e~-w1le was rcoresenled bY Doug '" a messy divorce c ase returns lrom pt1son 10 ler· rorne the t awreocus tRt a THESAIH'T "When Spnng ts Sl)fung .. tD CAAOL BUANETT AHOFMNOS Sk11s "Tiie Fam.ty . ··riwt HOllOw Palece Guard •· • L08TYEAA8 The Mtoerlo unaocumen1 ea yeats Christ spent on Earll'! lrom the age or 13 to 30 are e•11m1rie<1 fD '1!) WASHINGTON WEE< 1H AEVIEW 8:30 0 HEUO. LARAV tD THE 000 COUPLE ~eh• ~rsuades Oscar 10 •ctease his secretary -~ ™IATM "L1llle: 81111e.. Liiiie's friends lu5')41Ct that St\e Is haY1n9 an all811 wtth Ille PrlnCI OI wares. (RJ GD NOVA "lcaru5' Ch1ld1en" The struggle 10 tty W!lh nothing t>ul man~ '" e•emptt. lted by one mrm. whO suc- ceeded wtlh an aircraft ot cardbollfd. alumtl'f,lm tub· 1~ and l)lano W1re.1RI 10:00 U Cl) DALLAS Bobby runs 1n10 his tong. missing b•Olher Gary 1oavoa Ackrcyd) and per· suodes ti1m lo return 10 lhe r Jnch /Part I ol 2)fRI 0 THEDUttE Duke Ramsey discover~ 1no1 one ol 111s employees Wlll'o a doop. dark paSI is ;; 11roe1ot1toe unoerwOfkl UD NEWS II) NIOHT GALLERY "Ttoere Aren 1 An~ More MacBanes A student io cOlleQf! 1s ma1or1ng in w1tct1erall El!) THE EPIC THAT NEVER WAS A documt>nlary on Ille unf1r11sheel 1937 folm "I Ctaud<Us" wtooeto starred Charles Lauqhlon, Merle Oberon and Fiora Rollson. '1l) WORLD 809ota. One Day·1 The • THE llHHY Hill SHOW • Ota<CAVETT Guest. Stanley Mllg1am 11:ao . Cl) GOLf H.ghllgfllS Of lhe day S ac11111ty 1n lhe Mltteta l ourriament from Augu11a N1>llon&I Goll Club 1n Georgia D TONIGHT Host: Jo hnny Carson G~rs. Or Lendon Smolh Debby Boone I SOUPY 8ALE.8 QJl SOAP Ooony ana Elaine ger mar· roed and EUfl!Qe falls on tove wilt! a rnlKdflfer tD THE OONO SHOW G) OETSMART CONTROL and KAOS '°'n forces •n lfle searcti IO< a mad SG!ent1st 1hrea1en1ng lo 0es1rcy l>Otn East and W&SI &1) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS tt:.O 8 ()) NBA 8ASt<ETBALL L111e coverage 01 the l1rst ro1.1nd ol Ille NBA playolts MORNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE A has-been trumpet pl.iyer ;111emots to mnke a come· 12:03 U @) 8AAETT A Barella 1s ~rdnappea t>y .i crazy Old woman wl'lo thinks toe 1s toer IOtlg·IOll son IRl 12:30 8 MOVIE • • ''Arno Around The World· I 1966t Richard 110111$on. Jack S1u1111 Wnen several heavily insured c1oen1s d•e ot mys- le<IOll' cau!.ell an .nsur- anc.e comoany hires • mM 10 mves1iga re ( I fir . 6$ mint QJ MOVIE • • • Caughl 11949) Jamoo Mason Baro .. 10 6111 Goa~ A young woman ·~ 1err0<·Slr1Cken ..men She rti.1111et. tier new hu•band •s a psyctoopolh f 2 nr s l G) t.IOVIE • • Horrow R1~ f rom Tiie l omb I 1970) Pdul Nascny. VI{. Winner Olrt<t <lesct.ndan1s 0 1 a ~renc.n knight rnves1iqa1e h•s e•e· CuhOl'I l>undreds or yeJr ~ o.itore 12 hrs I 12:5311> MAVERICK Tile WMe Widow 1:00 0 MIONIOHT SPECIAL 110~1 S•sltlr S1eooe Gut>SIS \/1118Q<l Pt>opt .. 011v1:i Newton Jonn Al S1tiwa11 Oav10 Naugnton Na•ada M1cnoe1 W,tld••n Tnc RM!s O•Pam E•P•t " 1:10 0 MOVIE GJ MOVIE • • '• .. The Soldier f t9651 Fruor MaGlntosto. Rad M ar1<ov1c 0 1.orong WOrld War 11. a coura- geous group 01 Vu9oslav1· an nall0fl8JISIS SlruogleS 10 •encl olt N1121 1nvaaera 12 nrs t Q) GETSMART KAO!. tap"' the CONTROL s t>ol hne c1nd 1m11a11ng thu Pr1!$o<Jen1 0t01trs new d11ec11vei. 101 CONTROL 2:.-0 Q NEWS 3:00 G) MOVIE • .. ' Th1;1 C1.1r$l' 01 NOSlrl • ctamus 119621 Jt:rmon fioo•1" JUiio Aleman A prot11s~r s G.1mpaign 10 t!tad1tt11e '>uOcrslillon lead~ 10 Ille dW.Jkening ol " •OO·)ea«otd •amp.re bent on no,ror and Cl~lruct10n t 1 hr 30 min ) 3:.,0 MOVIE • • • Mi\Clonna 01 The Seven M oons ( 1945 1 Pn~111s Ca1v,., 1 Stewart Gt.JoqPf AtrM <> Cfltldl\000 "ncoun1er "''"' , mys1eri· OUS qyl)Sy ~'"'' .1 "'om<>r1 llV't'~ WOh 3 dUtil lJ'•'SOOdh ty pro1>w--m 1. nr 4 25 9 NEWS ~cu.NE 1:00 I Cl) PONYI 80DZN • A IUPIR IO MOYIE e e * ''> "MJnr1lry Of Feat" I 1~4) Ray M1Hand, ...... '°',. Aeynolds Nllll tee(ef agenl• .-m ttwougn the 511001• Of Wat'llml lonc:lon 11 hr 30 min I I ~Pfflf8'08 SUPEMTAAS L~ AnQeles T ·Bods vs Teaas Outlaws GJ MOVIE • • • "Two S111er1> F1om Boston · f t946) June "'IV· son. Kalhryt' Grayson, Two prooe< and relin41<1 young women from 8oston go 10 wori< 1n a eo--y aalOOn 11 hrs 30 mtn I ED JOHNCAU.OWAY INTERVIEWS •.• Gue$1 syooicateo colum· n1s1 JO<y Gratoam. 1:30 Q) SOUTHERN CALl~lA Ol) NOVA 1c.iru~ Cto•ldren · l hu :.1n;991e 10 fly "'111> no1h1ng t>ul manoowe. 1s e•empl1· !•"'Cl ov omi m,1n. wno sue· c~"· •nQ .. 1ro p1dno -.uf" Show 'Copyeat' But Warm, Touehing • LOS ANGELES <A P 1 It 's no shock when two or more networks come up with progr ams that are similar. sometimes very. very similar . It is unusual. though. to find high quality in each of the like products. Remember the three networks' versions of "Animal House'·? None was exactly art. CBS yanked its copy after a solitary showing. NBC 's just bit the dust, and ABC's version iSll 'l carrying the network. BUT HERE'S A NEW TWIST IN the art of creative coincidence -a pair of look-alikcs that arc good. each packing its own sha re or inspiration and integrity. in spite of sharing a unique theme. A few weeks ago, CBS aired a TV movie t'allcd .. No Other Love ." a story about a marginally re- tarded couple who fall in Jove and wanted to get married. They fought the o bjcclions o r family and friends. and overcame. Tonight. ABC ofle<S ( J at 9 o'clock on Channel 7: n · REVIEW a story about a young re- tarded couple who fall in love. ~ant to get mar- ried , then overcome the objections of family and friends. The a ppearance of both movies in a period of j ust a fe w weeks has prompted cries of "Ripoff!" and .. Can ·t Hollywood ever do something original':' .. JOANNA LEE. WHO WROTE ABC'S version. ··Like Normal People,'' is angry because she feels CBS borrowed from her idea. "I don't think it's just a coint'idcnce ... she says, "my lawyers don 'l tttink so. either ... CBS' movie chief. William Self. says that the CBS property was in existence for sevt:ral years. even before Lee got started on hers. ''My impression," he said. "is that she didn·t rip us off. and we certainly didn·t rip h<.•r off. It '!> just one or those things." MISS LEE OOE:SN'T PLAN any legal action. s he says, "Because 20th Century · 1-~ox 1 the television division made "Normal Peoplc" 1 made the corporate decision not to get invoh·ed in a sui t against CBS." one of 20th Century's good clients Miss Lee says she's afraid that viewers will read about her movie and say to themsek es. ·'I've seen that. I don't need to see that again." MaybE'. But if they do watch, they'll find it a nit'e little ex· perience. /\s I say, ··Like Normal People" 1s bast.'<f on a true story, that o' the poetic Roger Meyers and his wife. Virginia. They meet in a progressive home for retarded adult!>. but one or the rounders of the place doesn 't seem !>O progr~~ive when Roger a nd Virginia dectdt• to marry. llE THREATENS TO THROW THEM out of the proJcct. and 1:. generally obnoxious .. Any talk of marriage between retarded Ot.'O· pit• 1s a !>OCial obscenity ... he scrc:a ms Our hero. a n ght thinking counse ler. d1st'overs the old man has a seve rely retarded child a nd ts afra id of the prosJ>t·ct of a rl't<1rdcd coup!'.: produc · 1ng more hand1cappt•d t'h1ldrcn THE: CONFLICT IS RESOLV ED WHEN Rogt•r and \'ir~ima are convcruently led to see the li ght. The counselor 1Zalman Kmgi convinces Roger that having babies isn't as easy as it looks on T V, Roger ag rec~. and a suitable operat ion is pcrform<.'<f It's good stuff touching. warm. and all that. even 1f some of its thunder was mumed by t he ea rlier CBS monc. I recommend this. even if you sa w the other one After :ill. t here's not enough good telension a round to waste any ~BUMAN CAMPBELL GOP S~A!IE CHAIBMAN NAME ................ ····· .............. . ' . ADDRESS .................•........ ·······• PHONE .•••...•...•..•...••...................... CITY ......................... STATE ........... ZtP I Pleo'e atort on 1date1 ••.... · · .... ·•· · · · ·• · .. ··•· · · ·•· · • ·" • 1 '----------------------------~------------- DAILY PILOT 642·4321 TORIGHT AT 7:80 KDCE· I t I COMICS I CROSSWORD MAIUMDUKI ~-~-----4.15 "t think yOU're convinced you are a smoke alarm I" SUPERHEROlt TIIE FAMILY CIRCU5e • "MIJawny, why does 'ffNI eggnog taste clfftrent than mint?" DENNIS THE MENACE .. GORDO ';41f/AI #UMAW RJ/IJCTIOA/ WOULD ~c.cvi:rf A VOJ<;E1 1.IKE . ,... by Palko, Tulka & Colletta Tl5U~ AcaMS)C Nf~ OF UAP "'1'H> ~ ~·· Mfl~ ~"f ACTE0/16A SC!lt'eN 10 aL()CI( Otlf' N.Y }(-/MY WMCW/ ~~· <,, ~ ·-U....::""I ~10() {)()AAl/IJGD1!3 Mo~~ .... .-- AJ.tTILE lXJNIZETTI 4-~ JUDGE PARKER NANCY ROLLO THE RICH KID WANTS TO GO --~ JOGGING·· DRABBLE DR.SMOCK GOSH,HE:RE: COME!S A NAKeP t..APY Wli"H F6AR W Rl.-r6N AU-OVeR HE!R FACE:: AN' .•• NIELSEN ~'Jzf~~ON A CAMPAl6t.J 1llC l~TRY l ftN USEtN ~.~ ~ ~ ~ CW1'1f ew.oT. by Harofd Le Doux J ~ENT H~LF THE AFTUHOON PICKINU OUT me ClOlHE!> FOlt P>\TTY fO WEAIL .ANO SHE'LL eE f'ERlt16LY OtSA~TEO tF YOU ~ DON'T TAICE HU! ee HEllE AT ~I SEVEN ~HARP. ,. COUNSELOR/ 1H « ' bv Tom K. Ryan ~ by Emil Bushmtller ••• AND HE'S PAVING ME FIVE DOLLARS TO BREAK IN HIS NEW SHOES . .., . 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Quatnt, priced right 2 Bdrm R2 2 k>t, assuma- ble lat CdM, lowest price 4 sbarp hom es. VA termt, no money down. XJnt locaUoo E·11de C,M. c us tom home. C«ner lot, Seller motivated *VETERANS* Let a Vet Help You find that home you want. O down up to $100,000, CGI...., Agt, 24hn WORLDR.E .!ll·SE!!u~ve bomer-'14 l'anta1Uc bedrme. + lhuhe •••t•r 1uHe ! \:nter· \abaer'• patio witb bltln BBQ. Lu•urioua aoler bMt.cl UOOI. At.rhun and dKk off ma1ter wloa. too. Call todav 7~·1700 O't~ Ill V •ti \II.JN 10 111 ,..._,I, ~-· EXICUTIVI IAMCHHOME Dell&DedrorCallfUvang Lots of glaaa. ltallH Ule entry. View of Tu11hn ll1lls . Sunken Roman tub. Elegant executive's home for gracelul enter- La1ning. Telephone today for appt .. Opeo Eves . ~IM.91 ntal"SA~Wl In Irvine! a delightful 3 bed.room townhome in a family oriented area: 2200 sq. ft.. 2 fireplaces, 2~ baths, parquet floors and new carpets. This ts University Park where you'll find a community pool and tennis courts . Only $129,500 <on a street named Goldenglow ! ) U,._l()UI: li()MI:§ REAL TORS". 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar also in Mesa Verde. at 546 ·5990 '-Jlusylusy 19LIX .......... ,! SlMle story owner unit witi a townbouae design rear unita. All with private patio, W /D book le»• IDdMdual enclosed 1ara1ea . Call now 813a50 Of'IN Ill q ••I\ IUN 101* NIO • 1111111 FHA/VA $16,950 Eaay terms, 3 Giant bedtma, 2 bath. family room, wood burning rlreplace, hideaway patio. brick BBQ. Act now! There i.s ooly one!! Call 546-2313 OPfN II( 9 •II S II.JN 101<1 N<'f [lt}Jllll A a carat Jewel in tbe . CIOWM OP 1111 SIA cot•• PRIME LOCATION GRADE AlA ARCHITECT PREMIUM CONSTRUcrION MIX with 25 years of loving care and improvement •AmMSH with amenities 0... -for the first time - 2JI POl'PY_. COIOMA DIL MAI SllVIS s mall f 'mily with large lifestyle IYOWMBSIY~ 673-1179 One Thousand Dollars per carat Need 2 salespersons Im, CANYON CRIST GALAXY -1cE-US mediately to handle ·•--"' ot 1-'-ln PRICE ..-" ..-. b . u you're u.nN IUUa & LIGHTS! LOCATIOM! rushing usuiess. May & tired of decorating, REDUCTIO.._. RIDUCED $7100 work rentals or not. as th.la profess. upgraded " V1ew a galaxy of night • preferr ed. Incentive condo could be the ---------Six units 2 Bdrms, only lights-from this im-Supertor south Irvine commission split, answer! The sort tones & EXECUTIVE'S $215,000, Owner anxious. maculate split level. location ot lb.is 4 bedrm. tasteful use of mlrrors Hurry, woo't last call VIEWS of Catali d 2000 sq,ft. townhome ,_.,Y•. ~9161 na an will surely Impress you. ~ Signal Hill t.oo! Freshly makes it IRVINE'S There are 3 bdrms,, 2Yz GigaoUc Republic hid· decorated thruoutl 8 E ST 8 U Y ! -baths&2car garage-fee den 2 story, A dynamic: Wallpaper, paint. carpet· Particularly since the land <not leasehold >. covered entry, 4 giant Ing, the works! FormaJ P rEiDcUcCEwDa s J UST $179,500 bedrms. 3 baths, garden dming room. Family R $7100.!! 2 view lam1ly r oom . room. 2 Fireplaces. Story, tlle roof, gated en· IARGAJM STARTEJt BA~ & Elegant lutchen & duung ·--------i Gorgeous pool, giant spa 1.ty, bnck fplc:, master HOME rm. Hideaway patio, and ftrepit, 2 View patios suite w/2nd fireplace. 3 bedroom. 2 bath with Lowest pneed borne in --------•1 -covered and much patio w/BBQ & firepit forced air beat. Inviting BE A1CH area. Sl44,900. Decide ~ more! Bargain Priced! omlookoog f "eob•ll. bri<kr..,,la<O. '"'"ous ft oow. call5'6-Z313. Jf!/I) HWTY. call 752-1100. • PROPERTIES EASTER ARE EXPECTING Satwdcry PARIC LIDO GREETINGS you to see their beautifui MS Jas mine Creek Dr. BEACH DUPLEX 3 bd, 2 ba home ~hich Lovely three bedroom. Poolslde COftdo Just steps to the sand & PR.ICE REDUCB>! has many new features family room -Oce( n **U.S.** *VETERANS* A Beauty! 3 Bdrm. 2"'1 surf, One unit has huge COSTA MESA such as Copper plumb· view from master swte. ba. Easy llvlng, highl)' patio, other sundeck & Attenlion builder, in-Ing, root, kitchen & both Pool. jacuzzi, tennis Recent changes 10 V,A upfP'l!ded,Sl09,500. balcony. Newport in & vestors , everyone! ~_9oseA to scfhoots1& courts, regs may enable you to ROGER IROWN R.E. out, A Real Buy! Open r ~-R 2 lot Ith t 2 ......_...g, gem or on y COLE OF NEWPORT -··"fy for $100~000 home '7'21020 ...... &e . w cu e ~~~oo. Call today. Rl!."t'T-s ,.._ I o -Eves, Call now for appt, bdrm, home oo rear ; on· "'~-· ~ ""' loans with abeo ute y N ----------:. ~9491 lyS83,;:~CREST A 675-551 I [)()~~::::: .... NEWPORT BEACH LLSTAT -------tan Orange Q>unty firm Spacious 3 bdrm .. 3 w --------111111 spedaliziog lD VA home 543-1722 A CCINYlNIPfT,IHOPPINO AHO 8EWINO CUI()( FOii THE CM. Ofl THE GO Pmly Cut and At Nifty Novelty --------•baths, family rm. + REALTORS MEWUSTIMG lous, We're the VETS brldsL rm. home in de· tb.albelpt.beVETS. WATEIFIONT MAHSIOM A magnificent ex· perieoce of ocean Uvlng, Private road, guarded entry, secluded sandy beach. 5 spacious wood d ec k s , A tru e masterpeice for lux- urious living. Just re· duced S250,000. Call 64..s-O:m FORE ST E OLSON ,,..c ._.,. ~' •r>u• Ii g ht f u I a r e a o f View Catallta! Sussex Lane-Newport For more lolo, call: BAYCREST! 2 Fplcs, ... .PC)OL-SPA :::.:o=es~:~lf~ •Mortoe.Agt. patio. sprinklers, Priced Superior views from this 1y remodeled with oew 541-GIOO toaellat$205,000! gorgeous bluffs top ln· is land kitchen and -__ ---OCEAHFIOMT level. Double door entry. breakfast ooc* over loot---_:~.:c&.n&.1 c.w.. West Newport comer de· elegant mirror.walled ing patio and pool. 567,500 luxe duplex. 2 Bdrms. & living rm. Formal din· ~I 3 I (pl ___ .. uni .......,, ooo ! '""• 2 fplcs. 4 spacious warm aces. arg TOT AL NICE c, ,,,,_., t. _,, -bdrms much, much lalMNllayProp. bedrms, family room more, First time of-Immaculate townbome Redton opens to sparkling pool feted-be the first to on q ulet corner. 3 and 6' circular spa. Giant this! $232 500• Call Linda Smunsblne bedrms, 2 * 675-7060 * firepit! Covered view Oeth, ' bath, bright, s unny patJoand balcony, Much. 642 5200 kitchen. brick patio over- sell fast! S174,900, Call Pete~tt tastic home at $67,500 Off.N Ill Q •II\ 'I.JN l(>llf N<f' ,..~ 546-2313 now.546-2313 Do ~ Easy terms. Act now! much more! Priced to · " looking greenbelt. A fan. Is I DoOlQ r ~ ,·.()PfNlllQ.•llSIUN•O.l!tN.l(f• •:'.ll~!iH1t i'-'1~ -[' I G31t:'!RuVO~~L~UE'. ,\ren'tyouworthmorc'' , --·-·····~ FOR SALE BY OWNER 1;•~*~;;:·~.}'~l~~~l!!!!·i~''~'~''~~ ~ • "' 3br, l ~ba, l car attch. ~ ::ii: • :i= :i: -Giant back bay bargain! 90% RENT OR LEASE gar. Large fenced yrd, Over 2400 n, of peaceful 'TIU. YOURS Well maintained. $76.500, 1._ ______ _ living, 4 Bedr ms + 3 commission. no fee or Owner anxious lo sell dys 2L3/7JS, 7178 eves.& iw baths-OR·3 Bed rm + unmicks this vacant 3 bdrm, l~ wk:nds. 714/892-6461. separate guesl/maid1s g ' ba FmJy home near S. --------- Qtrs. Formal living rm. 646-5096 552-1321 Coast Plaza, Terms Whetheryou'rebuylngor Family,nn. 2 f'.'plcs, C~v--DEVELOPERS avail. $84,950, selling. Classified ad· GOVTREPO 3 Bdrm, l ""1 bath. ered bnck patio. Poltlllg Cdl 75 ... 7800 vertistng will get YOW' I I bouse--and, much &BUILDERS! .. ~ message tothertg.btpeo- New W fW carpeting, ~On. Only $56,500 VA Approved Broker 898-7853 -_ more al a barga.tn price! Here is that rare bullda-M~I pie. ca.JI Today! 642·5678. t•-------- 1 -1 I I ~Nng~~~~,,~~, ble la.nd you've been ---== . searching for. Zooed for ~W tis I-,-[®~llijtdttl ~~~~~~~~: ~! Coldwel Banker · ----'····~ Open Eves, S45-!M91 Looking for a home of RESllJENTIAl l!R()(ERAGE ~PANV IREATHTAICING + your own? You'll find -. POOL & JACUZZI (~l'1'Jil!3ijtjjrnjf maforoysaholemes1·n cadlavses~}fe~ PIJCI SLASHED -on this outstanding Bluffs condo . ~:~ !n~ ~1t:0~ realestate everyday. Co nvenient to schools . parks. jacuzzi. Luxurious living CE community pools, tennis club, room with open beam Fashion Island, airport & a lot of ceilings and sunken con, · l F al dinin versation pit, built home in this X·P an. orm g around tile fireplace. room. family room, 3 bdrms, Secluded bdrms. could IBDBIB ILll"S "D firepl ace in master & living rm. beseparat.equarters. A'I 11 U Wraparound secluded patio on a =u~~~={ 1 lovely greenbelt. Exclusive listing. FOREST E OLSON .... ' .... OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE Price $142,500. CHEAT LOCATION! In Irvine's Calif. Homes. Lovely One Story 3 BR & Liv Rm. Home W /Custom Paneling. Brick F,P. Pvt Courtyard. Shake Roof. Only $87,500. 631·1• .. I "'~""'--DllVI 644·9060 211t UN "°"°"'N HIUS RD. PN Nlw.cNl'f CUITD CLEAN CK KP CU AR LP ILE E G 0 RIIS . S X D I Y E M Y L P I R U S S Z A Q E T80EOUUMOZMQHSAWUSY N A E C D Y U S U 8 P U I C A E A E A U R L A C R C X S S E Y K It I W P L E JLSVEOAL TCE FNJ S JDOS ROAKUEVALRWYIPWMUEL P W W It S W S £ 0 U S P 0 M R R N H MWONSlALWllMVSHE PS EMILUNROIEIZASEOLTZ l RHYS U L I 0 ET L CH 0 I E 0 It ' UNR!UILWRLAETKAD JU P L X 0 E A E V R C E A C It T E A A LACIDNHSURIRULAI WC CSIAENTETNUTIUAPllTP .... .,. --.. J J\~~ .. ~Ri'JMll(. COSTA llllA l Bdr .• Unlurnlsbed bouH; prlvale yard & garage. '250/mo. Aa~ for Curtis llwbeN.. Sr. Ul·U. • Acaoil NON PAB Tbas claaslc 4Bdr. Mesa Verde hom f eatww formal duuna~ coay den 4' used brick courtyard. Jual ri1ht priced al $133.950. Ask for Jackle Handlcman 631·12188 H>I LIASI CONDO -Walk to South Cont Village -2 Bdr.+ den. Si.W>/mo. - MESA VERDE HOME -48dr .. family rm. & formal dining; $700/mo. Ask for Jackie HMndle man 631-1266 OCIAM .. ONr That romanUc hideaway that you've dr.,amed about has finally come on the market. Rare Peninsula Point beachfront home $$25,000. Ask for Darrell Pash 631·1266 llVINE 3 Bdr., 1% Ba. w /Dinlng RM. and covered patio. $82,900; VA T~rms. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 llVIME Upgraded 4 ~r .• trl·level Yale model. $109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 COSTA UISA ....... °"' t )ff BARBER SHOP I hair design! Excellent shopping center location. 2 chairs w /room for 2 more. $10,500. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 MIWPOIT HHHTS c....w... Beautiful duplex. Close to park, sch .. and th mile to beach. Owner unit with excellent rental. Both units have 3 Bdr., 21h Ba., sunken living room. fireplace & privacy. $205.000. Duplex for Rent ~ee above. $575/mo.; $350 Sec Oep Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266 TRl-PLEX Easwide Costa Mesa. Rents are low. New building aJI around. $147,500. Ask for Robert Milliken 631-1266 IRVINE LARGEST HOME IN COLLEGE PARK This spacious 2650 sq. n. 4 bdr. home bas a family room. bonus room. a ir conditioning. + tile roof. $129,500. Ask for Fred Gibson 559-9400 of cost.--."'-· ••,..t ......_ iK. 2~ E. I 7tfl Strfft, Co.to MeM 631-1266 NaUonwlde Network of Individually Owned and Opcraled Real £:it.ale Offices .. CANYON Golf CCJW"M view from epacloua 5 Bit. 4 ba. tndUkJ9al home: lge. lamlly room, pool, jacuui. '7SO,OOO IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm •• 2~ bath f amlly home on quiet cul de 1ac. Ovcrsi.zed pool playhouse, 1lora1e 1169.000. Terms .. OCMMMONr Quality craftamambip ln mahC)8. trim & oak noon sets olt this l~mark: 4 BR, 3 ba. home in finest location. Established tree• & lawns. *'85.000. IAYROMT Sev.,ral ftne baylront homes with pier & slip .. AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor, partial bascmtint. concrete foundation. Flats area. $120,000-Fee. BILL GRUN DY. REALTOR t • ,,, I• • t· (,', (,If) Al you need to know in Real Estale: lllCTl()HI( lltAl IV AS)()CIAfU CORONA DEL MAR DWI.IX-SOUTH OF PCH xun llNTA&. AHA ON IMONIA ST. PllC9 IHMfl'-SI 7'.100 WLS l.l<Y ~ R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 TAYLOR CO. HEALTOl\S Sllll '(' t ~Ht> A UAL llAUTY IM THI 11.UfFS The ONLY "R" plan available today! Super end mQdel on cul·de·sac with all these goodies: wood-pegged floor in enlry & kitcllen (w/lge eating area>, wet ba.r. levelor window blinds, decorator wallcoverlngs, super quality cptng. Separate mstr BR suite with outsi<fe deck & 2 bdrms on greenbelt level! $172.000 WESLEY M. TA YLOll CO. 2111 S-Joa ... he ... IMd Mlwro.T CEHTH. M.I. 644-49 I 0 assoc idtc d ·~. Mdcr1atJ Ir wine From the beautUul view patio, brealdut area 6 llvlnj room tool You'll enjoy privacy plm le 'tJala a bdrm .• den, 2 bath, euy ean bolDe. Beat Irvine Terrace locaUoa. Jul&. reduced to S1'75,000 -le'!Nbold. Ctzr 111~11 S1lrtlr llllill Sii.iii 2 Bedrm + 2Z ft. mclaled fam na w/Beo Franldla llreplaee. 2~ car gar. RV acceaa. Tree1, 1ardea, sparkling fountain. Aslf• ...... llHJIJ _._~Jel...11. lm!ll"l . 6'13-8194 a.mo IS&.I HJI I. Hwy .. C....*8 Mw ~~:u~f::· !<:,':: ~~--...~ C......._ 1024a--lllllilllll--llil- ., .. ,., ............ ~~ THI llAL IST~ ( . ------------- penetin1. ovenlsed Uv· ,,_t d""•• lft CDll. C..Mei9 . 1124 -·••••• .. ••••••••••• NIAICOOL' lna rm. " dhaina. rm. lldr. juat comf::.-:!8•· ............... _..... ,,. ....,. ..... ..., PACllllC opm CllllO aunoy South a lla.rpetU.t. ooo. ~ • ""'".,.. Saper duplex oeb 4 peljo. 41 ft. lot. $.'116,000. lubmlt terma·Poaa. ~Olfll• ::;_riW 6 root. Super ,_. ..._ o...i& ..... CaUaerlH Teullle tnde? OD. tbla lo•ely Mesa .Bn*erm.31111 -- .am SHAINSTDWUX ~:!':1tao;:e.;~:r: DOCT•'SISTAft ~~-~~~:_.~·~,~·~~ Near Goldenrod brid1e. IZ.000 ~ .UO.aace '10lll5 ~ R·Z &ot. Blt 1-• U..-tt-ft.d LoweQ a bdrm .• 2 batb Home fe8tat. !Mated 4 bdrm, I ba home _,.. IUll n' .._ • ama.rt 2 bdrm. pool. COolW9d NtJo and w/pool, ete .. and WOl'tl· ;·;.!:~~:na.:~~ ri;.~rmdeblofr~r:::: CJ.~~.l.oa1y ~ ~c?~r~~c:e~fltl=~~ ,.., ~~~~~.~~ ~ir'J.... · ~J.•.soo. 0wn1Ast._.,... ____ ._,_. ~run. tloruback MIST AIOU'r riclini. awimmlnfl. pie: 4JO~••OD 8YOwner.4br,2ba. Men Use beat bar• ht nklnl or Juat uplonnte &NVBtsm Verde. Beaut Fam rm 6 Amerleaa. Off water tbe hf1ll.. llocn Ir Dad c•n llAL TY frp&c. C1oee to scbls. XIDt ...._, 1 '*-1 •.:: play lAlllWI or J1111l relax '73-6510 coad. a?.000. For appt. 911.ft. -~· 4 ln 4500+aq n or cuat.om Go Ahead 56-019 ewe. Principles 2~ Ba, HSO aq.ft., kGNry oa • ruia acre bul DWLIX ~I y-....---.u only. 1114.IDO. • Bdrm z.,. ... clOlela.CalUoiDapect. Corner lot, copper ~ IYOW"'•/E J9CUlli t1Tr,llO.~te •• plumbrnl, good fiJ>MftC• UUJ._,,, ~ •vw 96•... A C ".,,21 Wi th1a bea· .. '"ullu UP·'' ~ __.._ 't-.. _ • a H htc In sue 000 g ra d e d m o d e I 3+ or• Bdrm. 2 ba. New. beamiful bil MWCUl&om • It(. H 1:L ••• ,: .... _ RI townbome. Convenient ly redecorated ln & out. home, 180' OD w ..... 100' 133 at Chapman G. · nuuoi:"• ......... lr. end unit ii protesalooally $139,000. ft: 675-5500 dodt. a.-.... 11 GUMr Onu11e. Ca . i 7s.G662 decorated ~i~h 2 nice Back Bay Area Condo Wllerfroat ..... . 714/,,7-2500 bedrooms, dining room. . Cll llAl.n SNCTACUl.Aa wet bar c&.mtom drapes 3Br. 2"°'8e1 2..., yrs o&d, ~llJI FIXER 12LOT Needs work bl)t great potential. a br. 2 ba. lge stcne ftttplace. Room to build ... 'ml. n&u.1 ""'DUPLIX and cai-,etloa. Large 1410sq ft. dol garage. pvt._ ______ _ ~ • • oovered paUo. $75,000. rear Yd . alnt cond. By ••=-AA e:aceptlooal custom call 55&-MSl owner. 8 ,500. Pr1n Ollly. -..-- blt bome w /vaul&ed wood Till•-...."•l ~DWLIXorT74·9578 , CONDO beam cflllilg, beautiful _ 1 ~ -W1lb BoaUlp ••allable. solid oak cabinets ~•,._.-.t. thruU. fplca ln llvg rm V«Y Diee two 2 bdna. WlliWMT & muter bedroom. --------1 units, Eaatalde Co.ta PllOfl&iilS aided &lass windows, & "DISIGM WITH .. eaa. P.lllclaMd gara1a1 ·-~·~·~·!m~-~-~·~-ceramic We Jacuul ill DtSTIMCTIOM.. +extra ,...tUng. Streeti-. 9 ... mstrbatb. Thia lovely custom built & alley access. This 1144 -~ PLUS home near Use Meaa won't last. tl2S,OOO! 21 A dwmin& 2 bdrm rm· Verde ~ Club ls .-wPOa1' llACH t•t.m HOPI : 9 ~.'-WJ!!>klc ..!._ ~arate oae ot a kind. treatures MALTY 675-1642 S7J,t00 -----~ · *'"'·"""· 4 Bdrm. 3 batba. family ._...__ • ·u--W..tdff ltHlty CAU.64 .. 7ZI I room and formal dining llrC:..._Hot. tou~~ " voierJOU room. For an appoint· Bltn refriJI & rreezer, lg tbaa diac:overy JOU cao't IUCCOLA ILUE mmttoaee,caUMl-590 ramrmwlbreakJaslbar, duplicate ln U.. VW.,• Lvly Buc:cola bit 3 bdrm, good area. ot W~dge.ba~- 2 ba fmly home in sought Red Carpd IUtn. ~ 3 • 2 -e after East.side location. 642-4745 a delJcloua pen~· Immaculate move in --------tive ot warmth. brigbt· condiUon.64&·T7ll 2HOUSESON LOT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml--------1 Dea & merrimenL Drop SlS.000. I will carry loan ORIG MWn HTS by Ir see for yourself. 719 Femlear. ft-.---.-1.-....1 I ~ OpeoHseSataft12. ~ Y Refreshing Ocean 640-71~ & Pro breezes & a sparkling A pool are just xtras lo this Loft model townbome ammacuJate 3 br 2 ba real estate a Walker & lee ~ Walker t; Lee real estate .._ ,.._ I 006 Costa Mna' I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• with 2 bedrooms, dining home. Tasterully de·t---------- room. kitchen with built· corated, ailualed on ··-------ins. Custom drapes and qaet cul-de -sac. close to =:: .... :'a...-' BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX Q)mpletely ref W'bi!lbed. For sale by owner. $237,SOO. C.11673-7611. l IOltM I IA carpets. Covered patio. aU shoppina. Call Today! Family room add on, Much more. In lovely o..11 aldletb. copper plumbing. 0~" Monticello townhoues. ••• 4 ••aa•• roof. S7t.ooo. m.ooo. Call 540-1720 !lM-0&97 642.3263 RareOdnn ConleU plaa ltoJ McC_., RJtr 'l'WMMN!!l I cm corner lot .. auper Beams • glaaa lunry 541.7729 I............ --------• cond. It's U&bt. brilbt • ~ 4 BR.+ 2BR.1--------1 -auy witlt • '7$,IOO U · Small Ba• view. f ... lc, ----... -~-~----•O-PoW 1026 PDDablelouatM6~iDL I • r ~ ~..... ....................... Onl $1.05 000 deck, Owaer/ A1eat. Unbelievable view + TOW'l•IOMIS PREVlEW SHOWlNG ck.i.QUlCKfrSAVE 661~ tA!nns. 3 Br 2 Ba. 9'-'•% ...... w~.. MARL~tTA ....... nl I New __ .. bayf-t _,._ assumable loan. Agt. BilJ _,-. -~ -dUUll~1o11 Calm ea'"'"'pe ~Cod"" 831-1257 $126,900 <EastsideCosta Mesa) Pr'HliglOU residences ._ 2432Saola Ana Ave. near the manna from w/3 2 Ba ea. unit. Mesa Woods 4 Br, 2 ba, $159,900. 831 ·3540; Skytit.es & lofts. Use of FR, DR. 3 car gar. xtras. Engl.Lsb Tudor 2&3 Br 493-4006; 549-5111. woods thruout. $600.000 Xlnt cond. & loc. Owner, split level, 2&3 car Magrufi~t ocean view caab.213/684-3200 $117.500. S56-Ul30. ga r a'. e • r r PI c 5• • New3bd.()pen Sat&Sun 4-SBR Biscay, S175,G002-3 MES .a. VERDE microwaves, greenhouse 1-S. 33816 Coleg10. Agt. BR Oakwood. $105,000 "" TENNlw Ind owS !:...!!oo I. s pa . 833-06Z3: 759-0706, 6'2-0ll2; 6"..., RENT Big 5-Bdrm. 2/story, .. V\O> ... w/formal chnlng + F.R From 189,900 Ocean view. New 4 br. 3 UHIV. PAIUC If DUPLEX HOME + bridst rm. near 2 goll 646--0061 or9M-19'l0 ba, 33932 Blue IAtnlem. P!ush 2 Br+den end uatt No Fmest comer localioo: rouraes. Only Sl39,SOO Developed by Trade/Lse/Opt1on or townbouae. A/C, new 2 Story-4 llt P5g~~}~~w:rz~ I . CaraM .. Mer f 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huge family rm, formal dining rm. gourmet kitchen, walking di:.· tance to schools. shop· lovely 2 bdrm residence <owner may lease option Woodtree Dev. Co. s ma 11 down . Act . cpt'g. On greeabit close witbtormaldining rm.+ at$700mo.l Rulb Laurie, (213)434·44411. to actuit pool. By owner ~o~ i:'.~· f:: ~::i _Rl_tr_._646-4380______ Loaded With ..._,....,Cape Cod ~.500. Ph 55Z·l'71S or MORE ~000 ...aTHEPAaK Bedrooms! Ocean view from a dls·•-5"'4112 ______ _ OPIM SAT 1·5 Newer (6 yr) 2/story O>eck out th.is executive tinclive 3 bdrm home. UNIVERSITY PARK. by .~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;=;1 ping, park & golr course. Beautiful executive home. Secluded on lrec SUNSET BEACH It.-. Ollf llii tmltyl lined street. Super home New ~ogram! tr you UOOICHID bomew/formal dining+ home with 5 auper 'Ibis ls defieltely an out· owner 5 BR w/laad. make /mo, vou may , .............. TI... Fam Rm. 4 Bdrms-blg bedrooma y ... -u .. room of·lhe·ordlnary home SUS,000. 17911 BalCOlll. qualify! Low"Down! aWmAn muter and lovely brick~~MOM with all wood siding. In· ss.2-8291 or 8CJ$.412-438l Loans up to SlOO 000' Let garden. Only $124,900. ~kitchen w .... buill· filerestin«i. 4t i.nexpensave _c:cU_. _____ _ ..., _ .. _.,you bo'w u·ncle ___ .... __ 7_31_1 ___ , ~~~!!.,.Laurie, Rltr. IUI -.,.,.,,, .,_.._, LDSas ·.._~as~~~-P!.Uoa.t ~~Y21 WEST 10°' DOii Sam can help you 1wilh Ownnin« duplex. Steps -.......,.., G~~ IO )'OW' house pa.rment. to Goldearod overpass. EASTER SPICI L for en t e r t a I n i n a . ~ TalltoltdC_,..t air 2~ approx 1800 Reduced $:10,000. ~ E $129,900. Hurry, call tWi14•1Hdt 1040 Wllnlt ~11~1 WeUshft! 75 .. 1202 aq 'ft ~. frplc. 3 22nd St. border CM/NB 540-l'720 ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• •. -.....-.. ---m to b 1 k ~ .-.... 167, --.......... ~ county . 2 • to "-3........_ za-tb 1>up1n lbe Seller wit finance 3 ror gracious living and ct Cata on aand, view bedroom home, close lo enlertaaning. $139,900. ct ~5502 shopping & freeways Exceptional value. Call Covered patio. CuJ de sa~ ~.f., .11 \,ur,10111 N'fl. slreeL Priced at only ~ ~ mawea1is .. ~m ll(ll1Jdl ~ COLOHIAL 2 STOIY llost for the money! 5 Bdnm. a baths. aepara COATS &WALLACE RE AL ESTATE . INC HUPCHEAP tiv rm, le matr bdrm backbay. Cslm house. -HUNTING T 0 N UON.ll~:r.· -MIWPO«TftXR SeBut ex1lr2em8eRly oidce. Dowmtaln,3br,:.2ba. ap-approx 3000 aq ft . CNi~~E~~.rr1~~wbaaylb. -. ,9332, • ...__0 $122,500 vera con os proatUGOaq ft. man)' up-carport, 3'x20 garage, 4 ~ .. _,...u. ~ '~-r - This 3 Bdrm home Is w/pool , s pa & lush gndes. Buyer bas choice Br. olfice. 2 full Ba, bnt WISTSIDI bomeinx.lntscbooldlSt. y It family room + formal --------ateps from the beach, 00 grounds. Offered from of lender. $270,000. appliances + IOU of ex· SUMSHIMI . Part Place.lnc842-74CU 'H!.IY]=)l..Sl0T PA K dinlnl. aow maint.enan yard, covered patio. New Wall to wall carpeta cliabwuber. Super de th P l I It d $48,900. Woo't last. call Shown bye:lpt, prin· ·-lo a•-t YUA.ftVIDo f;Jlpaaded e en nsu a. e· 540-3666 ..r..i--•~ CNN Bk ILas, mlllll · 3 Br. 2 ba+POOl 4 low S250ll under market, By LaSalle model. Yor sale SPANISH CONDO finitely needs TLC, but now. ....,_.....,,. -·0 • r. 541-517' aia.lnl.)'ard.f7UOO Owner. 3 bdrm. 1~ ba. by Owner. flW0,000. Call Sharp 2 BR, 2 bath has tremendous poteo· 0 ;;;;;;iiiii .OWMAllCm 75 .. 7100 farepece. ~e~ paUo. _.. cot. w/beautlful crpt. bltna, tial. Bringyourtoolsaod ForaaJe 3b Needs TLC lnveslor must sell 2 ar,et. f b Int-------- pool 6 Jacuul, dbl ~~4loatlon . Call . OD1Y $Ut.~. 873-431i =!~~la Mc..'ja.No :W&c®l. $7~.PCall WOODmuaal •lll"tt:~ CJl,.~ 1ara1e w/electrlc ~-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!iii!!!!!!!!!. qt. 206Amhurst·$82,SOO 2 13 /431·0382 or 4Bdrm,3ba,up.,...... opener. Nr IOlf course. 2115 Nort D 1112 500 213/'31'*4 Willow. XJat IOe. Prof' •,900. DOM'TS""''llD Cbarmia1 home + In-"·U ,...1.,!1 afme1· ,0 · dee's le laodaeap'1 . JACOISalALTY ~ · come ..uta OD corner of '"'"' -,....., or 0• rma tilel&MEATI P.900.0waer-.-r. 67• ...... 70 lMllCIDS «b .l Jumlne. Pvt en· lion. 3 BR. 1~ bath home lo ()peDSatll-$.luDl-5. -· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiltl Give them room lo run ln tn. + Uoa bard OOd •-_ -jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia-1----------1 this dream home which ~ • w BY OWNl:H low• St. 2br -good area. FUii price oo· ....._perrow macnab I Irvine raalty IST HOte OI IMYUTM9Q' 2 BR eod·unit townhome in spotless condition le highly upgraded! $53,950! Dorothy Hardcastle 6'2·8235. (1).11) A um.I WOMDml Well·deslgned & beautifully decorated 2 BR Smoketree townbome. · Excellently located ~ won't lut at '88,500. Coby Waid MZ-8135. (D·12) 4 • COUMTIY NOMI Very spacious family home featuring formal dining, famlly rm. wet . bar, pool-sized yard & many eutom features. 1157,500. Paula Baller ea.ms. <D·t3> ··-----.._,....,. ... ~ ... -. -,.. ,. .. SIQ.UDID llACHHOUSE 3 bedroom Ir bonus room. Udat, bright Uvlng area. lovely patio. 2 blocks tc ocean. Owner wlJ I fanaoce on coolract with low down payme nl $139,SOO, I MIVf'OITCIMTB UAL.TY • 640-1112 has s br, 3 bu . pro· noon. tlle kitchen.+ twnhm . 111.000 F.ASTStOl': by 0 n r lyS78,900. aGWMAmT reulooally land11c1pcd, ~ln·::::~A~:~ ~nM·Nlll. 3aw. a .t>.'.:i patiOll~ F~P: l>arkPlac:e.lnc 8'2·74411 ~lbr~ ocean & canyon view. $247,500. '40·1308 fur OP84 HOUSI Xlnt \"Ond. '8$.500. Wed· By Owner , no c re d ll +decor'~ ......... r=le"ft~1': 'nc~h1.; appt. SAT/l·I ~'1~4 ~7454. =·bs:-:::~6o~l·v".:: ll111taell.m.4Sllqt. fam. rm w/bll·ID bar. Huse 4 BR.+ 4 8 R . 4 hr. IKlW Crpt • paint ••cys 8\1;% or new fioancin1. Woodbrldl• Dr lake. Oon'tm1ss thlebeauty! Townhouse Dur.lex. NearSoCoutPlaaa. -. IOI Close to be a c h 2 farm.modeUbdrm,2~ Callnow.979-5370 Beama. 11la11, rplc. OnlJST7.llOO Allt'MtJve J bdrm. I"• fareplac:es, formal din. be.Sl4t.-SSM84 paUo.· Owner t A1eol 21MNMllbroSt.,t'.M. ~ bome ln lood lou. rm.• f••· rm. Larae 3 ALLSTATE. RIM.TOM en.-Mr. 631·~ Uoo. Cowury kitchen/ bdrm 2 be • IOO Prio· UP VI I ..... tabM. family room combo. •oal)':M~. .._pool~•~ fPlc . . m1de 11<1los OhHper. Then I l O 8 1 R 1 .. ;! W1Mt11 wlll it encl? J1p1n I, I I I Jap1n midi TV 1111 che1pe1. Tllen J1p1n midi eu1omo«>1 .. 1 I CllH,,.,, And now J1pen II I R A V l E H . malling --c!Mtaper. I• 1 I I I' o c-....... ~..ct"' _... • • • • • • ... ' " "9 " .... ""''"" ---~ ,_ .... 1-.o J t..to. • I :::;.raa:r ~:r.:U:~~ 1 IMOOMS :S. OK. m-1111 0::: t.uwe 1ard cocapleWly Muat '" tbls lar1e .....,--. .. ~ 4~ = cqtomlaed lleredllla 11rm11....,ar.a..1ear, -":'\'~-rr· Gardeu bome w/oYer I frple. UH a~ f~. -cau-DOacdloflivtqarea. ~"1 . CMUlll•r. 9 "'~3 -:':O:..::•t --=· '11.• ~· ~-=-==:1 forapedal llDPle. AD.... $9~·· -• ,..._ lalmiar1 la,.... _ ...... , ilUae area. l'aature1 COO WlD ..., I Wrm., I w ..... n .......,,. to meatJoe. 1 be.taduDlt ...... lD t7'-IOIO yt ..,,...,, V·A tena1 1'111 Tlarw. V~ pd I~~~~~~~~ avail. •1at,100. ERA. 61altlaa.~Fl'llili•· , .., o.w.1 ar • .. '••'· m .1210. ~c=•t-:-::: 11 rm, Ilea• ~erdt c..tU.ArM. 1'IDI· North, prof. IDclacped. 9dult ~. eatb. cellla11. brick locaUon-ott~etalla. fr11lc, clecb. atrium Im· Lloyd Wln1fletd-All maeu&M.t.SIM, ... OD;;. State Rltra . Da11 : Hae Sat 11·1. ilfi 511-NU. S"a/whda: A1abem1ar.111.-u .ma .-W:pillt A .... , •• • ----•• --·-·----.__ .. ---· --------....... .__,. t:i'n1111 .... S. N11111..,.Wt lt1t1"hrt-. ~:.~~ ....... ~-~~ ....... -......... -........ ........... ·--····· ····-······-.. ······ ....................... ... --=· ... 1176 --.._. IM4~leeill 1141wm• .... I... ..... I ._ ................... _ ............... =:-,,••• .. ~•••••••• -..... ................. ~ .. _ ..... , ...... ....,..-................ . ....... c-..._,..,,~r JHO -•anw ... -·-••-• 1...J.. •llAYllW If _,., v•• --•H\eH ....... _ .............. .. ,a.,.•--•-I ,~..,-OW.. a•-J bdrm c«&a .. w/tplc. ar, ..._.Ga .,... U d d lla•pton _..... Dbl ~ car w/RV _..wwb••rllP· uptra • VO H•ES acceu. Lar~lol r. ..... PHf•ulo•• inodll. Sbr, JV. ..... '"'' ••dee 1 p l •I w u ~tml toll ay ra or .. n • IUthl Ute M • • n, • 1•m 11 Y w/rooal Lo srow. •• U•pleal •lriu• • ............ ••••••••••• vilrW G.aard 1aw. pooi· ~ Plan with =~=~ . .:.a=· ,,.._. dttk. Lm•MWOILD lMftll Pnnclpal1-only 'it""'t ramlly In m ind ... ri~ Kel po.Mia 0 fl m HIUlll . ovw ltn• W.D lllJ) d>-o';;.t nei&hbon Great Lar1lel&. I bdrm. houae In := fnllt~.~c.k. '""'-~~-~.*N .. · ,1 ... • ~~1•"'M ~. Grtat aboOPJna saa~.1m1q. rt. ...... -Ill I ..... --•TWO ..... "'"" .. _... Qall YG'&I' f re•t .... llor CID UJ~ aoea. tbade lnM. Ure ,n wlU• aaQ _., A.•Qtllilefor IC»l.Ylllt,000 aboul tb 1 areal 4 llOIM ~an view. Im 1111•1_. ...... e.ua )Ila••· No cnluftnl Lvt1 new N rtMooe trpt bedroom. 1in1le level maculaw. OwMr mul elr. Lela of custom onlJ so.ooo &llA. ln&~tll1a3br,2 hotne wit h 1 r e11 l MU. Call befo,. lpQl. urputrr t nuaeh, •·LDO. b&bolne Many.ap1rada lend1capln• " iirul _•_2706 ______ _ Lingo Rul~un Aeqwre tneome Jlf'Ol*\Y of ,.... ...... UM properti8 thal wUI be.Ip you Ulp ..... ol u-e dollars you earned and rHtue llllm ,._\Adi and lnltatlOft by puttinl tae. to..-... 1°'* la w~u &oc•~ propertieS"' 8* pwtll.,.... The doUM'll 101.a I•~• awar to 111111 IM lllolld be workinl roe" 1ou lutead. To 11.teP Ullll .... u.lna from h•ooeNA8 next year. -&AUi dll •· w~ can lielp you firm up u ~ plan that will conserve more ot your..,........ ~ •Ort I I Nur ...... IOIZ • lool~ OD a qulflt ~('(lOUl•.000 Walk lo beach. a Br. 2 Ba. SACllirrc1-·s ~om:: ~ .. \................... .,_•I•"~~ !!'v;h· like new condo. M.900. P P 714 /Hl·lOH. Jnl, llitwlY ,..,,,..,. toe HawkiuRE ..... 4934 .... <au ..... v, Laguna.I , .... 1-.uo1 IUIY •· Realty ~!f!!~~ ..... !~!.~ 11 BADY FOi THI TAX MAM IUY INVHTMIMT PIOPIRTY MOW LA.6UNA DWI.IX Properties now anllab e: • $79.000 dupltix -Orange CounW-pMtlOI & gar ages. , • Near· new duplex -Orange County -vie~. $159,500. • Balboa Island duplex -trade down only. $230,000. • 1111 RHl f'•l•.. OW'mlft& z br. l bacon· •• T 11 do. Pool. Ylew 158,900. .......... MMl91•all9illl DY OWN£1l 01,1 Y 482..mlordite&l Bla~I • wroom 2 ~ttf'ook\AI El ""'\~I umdltd Utr1 aba. ---· · ~-'~. t-....Mlnea•....a !!'"a Golf Club Lr1 4 • ·wnam rm on,.. q_wtt Ttl"f't' ... CAMYOM NAK "_.... .. -_. -.,.. n e • • r h 0 m (' w I Une 1\ MW lilntheo t'r ~ Oii PBNCTIOM t ut.-.. ae la lbe pre .... mic y~ of ll"fffl. rifle buy StU .000 U..-.....-aU1~u• Renell aua ~•,,aJ&eya.cooledb)' wi aaaumabh• loan Rroadmoor No.3 plao LwlW')'Uvi.ngalitsvery .._ wa~ d1$&.aac• ... .....__....--. C\llJUD bUllt. OwMr movln1& out of w/lao 4 Bdrm. 2"" ba beat .,_..e ... Cap1strano ._.~ _ .. ,..._ -w/lae """'·•lied yard. hacienda on huge • -· •-,......,. k)raa.d oo quaet cul-de aN>a. Nt'•d to n to Needl attenUon. Priced equestrian lot in prime na Mlle& SU'1,•. Call lat. snt,MO bfM¥~. ~~ for lmmedJate sale at area. Elegant 5 bedroom • tl:ltltq. ,ll.UlltnOM ~TOTHl s.1118.* Inquire about floor plan with dining. A true w1nn .. r. lhch. OCIAM olber&aCaoyonti1Ungs eatlna area. ramlly warm colora • luah al 87$-23H or 640-7665. room.2 firepl'acesandin· p&anu wekont•.Yh~~~t1 SIJ4,I0011 1 DanBlbb,Agt. tercom. Handjsom~ U.. a BR. 2 ... t ..... ue FooOulls that ro l\'nl Y beamed ceilings, acuzz1 w/~·lhro frplc terV&nlJ tothee>ttao.thal'•onlya IAYSHOaES & sunken tub in master I.iv-mg rm & d n. CrouJtds .lott·awny Thi~ bomc of A home for the dis· suite. Patio and room ror ~leecll 1048 are remln1Hent of ten spaciOUS roomw w/3 crimuutlng buyer. po<>.I. Hurry! $450.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s e <'I u de d Sp an 1 s h tee bdrms, l • ba com Elegance abounds m this BKR. '* DUPLU * Cour\yard $1t5,000 bi.Des convenience w/ex wood & g lass home. 831·2'114; 493·1341 loU free <>c.:an side of hwy. 1.,ve.I 4').9494 49S.S2ZO repuonal hvinrif space to'ormal dining rm .. sun· . TARIELL lot,easyaccHstobuch. 496.2413 110-IOSO Located '" ewporl ken conversation pit in 1010 Short.'S.552·4477 llving rm . gour met s-taAM Needs paint, minor re· 'lltE SllORES P\'l comm a country kitchen, & !avish ..................... .. paun; ideal for home & 3 Br upgrd'd, must see. [--IWi'11a;i1fl!fUI maslt'r bath, are Just a Beautiful 3 Br 1 :i;. Ba Income. Hurry, only CaUdays.492·2732orevs , _,.,_, • flow or th e realures . home in prime area. :_=Realty 494 0731 'c~~30l. Owoer can real estate There are 4 s pacious Va ulted ceilings. lg -•.# Off 0 bdrms .. 3~ baths & large bright kitchen. 3310 S PORT M family rm. Fee simple. Olive. $81.990 Owner M•lli Large. beautiful home 11 546-238S BLUELAGOONVILLA I on wit.hall theamenilies ror Owner WI carry . 2br 2ba + beach shower. v· $525 000 ·w~ bar. r,atio w /your Dollar 1ew enjoyable l\ving & enter· -1-:. ._cCo..-ck .a tai.nrnenl. an model cond. .._.. .... own Eun yptus Tree! Panoramic bill •nd 5225,000. Owner/bkr. •~ 49 ... 7551 lnt.erior "'pgraded. Two mountain view from 75&-0ZIJ6644•2356 _., pools. lenn&S court. sec. great cul.<Je.sac home. 2 ..:;:.:....:.::;..;. ______ , _________ •I gates. BEACH. $162.000. nice bedrooms. formal call Neal VanderZiel for dinlng room. fireplace. appt.494-4264. huge kitc he n wHh -· bualbDS. 3 patios. Lush ArtDanen Realty landscaping. $97.500. • 492-4144 C&n't last Call 540· 1720 ~::= WL JBr. 2Ba 2 sly. lg lot. ocn -· view, close to bch , Must sell beautiful 3 Br 2 ·$28().000. 644·1814 Ba home. By Owner. As· ~ sumable VA. $83.900. Two Prin onty. 495-4789 Coett•,.or«Y Hous!s Mission Vieio I 06 7 IACKIAY POOL HOME $162.500 Enjoy Newport at its best w/lhis most ex cit log new listmg. An extreme· ly livable 3 bdrm Back Bay home complement· ed w/neutral tones or beige & ye llow s enhanced by a gorgeous 36Xl8 ft pool. 646· 7711 UDO ISLE PRIME PaOPEITIES M9wCustOMWtt Ho.ms of Out· st.clRcJ QMallty 219 AINI 221 VlaS•Remo OpettSat/S-1·5 Orly Appoiwtnwnt NICID $495,000 Bradford Condo for sale by Owner. 3 bdrm . $00,500. 549-7034 ltOnly Looks EYDensiYe A b~firu·1· bubbling JACUZZI. Newly painted executive home with 4 bedrooms. formal dining room. family room wi~h fireplace. Covered pal10 and Barbeque. More. $119.750. Top value . ~1720 TMml Al wood wltlll .... .t ~ ........ Tre1•1d *"' .... to ........ let •. clot• to 1clltoot1 H4 wltM• ••Ill .. • .._. ......... 0.--........... Med ....... $119.500 DAMA POIMT fOUIPLEX Y• ..-'f ......,_ tlM llf'ice ef ten_... ......................... c ,.,. ••4 .,...94hcl cwpet.._ It'• • ..a. $17',500 WOODS COYE CHAIMB A .,.... .. --',Y_...-...·w ... Co•• bffcll. A .,...t .:JI' t..aty fw ........ .............. .... .... . 11..-e too. It._-, a.t. SllS,000 TRIPLEX IM DAMA POINT s.p..-a.-..... wfflt 2 ....... , - f.-ity ,.... ............. wftlt ... ·-·~-- -• 1•k st.ircltft. ,., ....... .... p..tdallJ ia "° P' 11111• •-• Hell _,. hat a aepe ale Z-c• gar•! $2ZO,OOO. 493-8812 DAMA POINT 499-4551 SouthL..-a 497.3331 LelglMCI leach 495-1720 Lmy na ..,. .. 644-7020 Newport letlcll ~S:-s 1100 c=r.:;-s..rr7o'O ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYFROMT becTo.,.D•S Luxurious mobile home Several lo choose from. · h s Pnced from $56.900 to living wit s pac1o u _.,,000. Some with no cabana. lbr with den. ~ · f I plu·h downVAterms. pauo. stone rp c . s Park Place. lnr 842· 7461 new rarpetin~. 2 levels . ...:..~;_:_..:__:_.;.:_ ___ _ open beamed ce1hngs.1----llll!l----xlnl. cond. Home in _ _..11 t:loth have 2 bdrm. built ••••••••••••••••••••••• ins. view. $122.000 & •TERRIFIC' S.12.S 000. Ca II 4!M· 7084 · · . -$64,500 LA~UMA MAGIC . nus home is planned for MUST SELL orEH SAT & SUM 1·5 223 VIA ITHACA eludes stove and refri~. r'Ull~ •• al unbelievably low price Carefree condo hvmg on Tmtin 1090 (1$49,500.673·7890. the La Costa r ham· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-~------p1onsh1p Golf Course. CUSTOM VIEW l ll'UNA Graciously & completely -· Charming I BR house 1n efficiency offering a free JM{ 4 Br 2 Ba Montego, jprestltious Emerald Bay form of architecture. two new paint. carpets & Te rr ace . S un. n Y . bdrms. 11,'J bath. com· drapes. Sparkling clean. cheerful. s pa ciou s rortable meanderin gs 557·6122 dys, 833·1861 rooms. lncludlng large w/a collection of lo· eves. By Owner. .!lt!parate dining room. door/outdoor spaces -=-..::.:...1-• ..:;_Y_C_R_E_S_T __ Su~rounded by l~vely located in Mission Viejo. A fruit trees. Only manutes Mi-4477 Leeward Lane Is a quiet 40' lot, cathedral ceiling 3 Bdrm & guest quarters spacious & sunny $395,000. Or by Appl. 0...-SODEIUMG UMITID UOKERS 675-5'26 walk lo the beach . streetwitbprettyhomes. Sl!i6.~o11r.u Drive by 2015. then rall ·--------.,_. ~ Bob Dickinson at 979-85331===.:._------ltlALTOltS realestat.e toseeUUsSBdrm. 2 bath Dover Shores Mansion. 401GLENNEVRE beauty. Open Sun l ·4. 6br. 5ba. 3 frpl cs. 497--4848 Medit;~w• 2015 Leeward Lane gourmet kitchen. den. CHARMltl---• ~everything but yard leocll Da•HH ~~t.dd~foo~~·~;.~: Beamed c e i Ii n gs work. Excitement begins SI 05,000 Fee Ground. Prine. Only. lhruout! focal point 1s the moment you see this Newport Shores. allrac· Agl. 644 ·0070. eves. huge brick frplc. ln living tastefully decorated . ti\'e3 BR. newly crpt'd & ~9759. rm .. Zooed R·2. Localed warm & coiy 3 bdrm painted Inside & out. 5 ..=:..:.:.:.:.~--,--- in Dana Point. $89,950 townhome. Country club blks to beach. Owner New north Bay ronl cor· 1o IUILIMMG SITE area. $117.950. ERA. f rred l of area nerdplx. Cstm Cape Cod ,._.. • 1 b ''d IU>J.1210. trannable ter ms to woods thruout. $600.000 um furnished at $199.900. ESTATE s 950 Mar_beleaseoption. With spectacuJar view. of 12, W AU.ACE & CO. snow capped mountains U>w space rent Includes RW.TOltS Cartsblld and gentle rolling hills. uUI. ($140). Beautiful 1-729-5966 Accented by sparkling cond. 10x43 Spart.on. new ---------night lights. Formal din· cpts, refrig. wlk to t.own .. 1--------- ing, family room. sunken bch (EH1393-57) o.lnft/ entertainment lounge ~ ~ Stor. (Wts Sale 1100 and living room all open 95 .... 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• to entertainment sl~ed ....... view decks. All this adds LARGE 4 PLEX up to the pleasure of HAPPINESS IS 2·3Br. 2·2Br. no deferred ownership or this 3 BR Living al the beacb in a ma1nt. $170.000. Bkr. hideaway. Plenty of spacious dble wide 3BR. 61S-40lO room for a pool and a 2ba. 2 patios. 2 stor . ..::::..:::::.------ yard for the kiddies. call sheds. wshrtdryr. dis· W~ T~ bwhr. custom Tappan -DI ~-~il-now! w/rotiss & dbl oven. I 01/~-,o iiMUUKl9'J OWMEIOPEMTO Pl enty or room t o lntereslonlyJyrs .. CREATIVE garden. P.P. 960-5379 Want.quick escrow. Pnn· FtHAMCIMG r 1 p a I s Q n I Y · $359,000. Acnop for S• 1200 Owner/Agent~98. RUMAR REALTY ....................... ._ rr::;c;t9 2000 551-7977 Rancho Calif. area. 4·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• qualified buyer. Call for cash 2131684-3200 'nus4bdrm.qualit.ycon· •£•CHl ... COME appt to see, Peggy._-·--:..:..-------Wes.,._hr structcd custom home ~ "" 9f».4392. 536-2498. 21X>STEPS TO BEACH •••••••••••••• ••• • ••••• acre parcels. $100.000 run 7 UHITS-C.M. price, terms; must sell. Beaut. new building. 1098 • 3bdrm. + 2bdrm. -Coeta Mesa. $163.900 • House + duplex -Ontario. S86.500 . • Orange triplex. 1114.~ • 4 Orange Coun\Y townbowie wlit.11 ·-brand new! l223.500. • 4 houses/t lot -yard. $170,000. • 4·plex -pride of pwnership with owner·s unit . $225.000. . •Costa Mesa 4·plexes -got two! $1$5.000 each. • Covington 4·plex near South Coas.i.. Plaz.a . $200.000. • . 4.pJe-x -recently' refurbished -golf course view. $1$5.SOO 4 houles/large lot -Costa Mesa. $242,000 4 units -Costa Mesa . $180.000. • 4.p1ex -Fullerton. $150.000. .. 4 units including custom owneri> unit Huntington Beach. 5275.000. 2 duplexes -4 unit.s each with hrcpl~ce Huntington Beach. $187.000. • 5 Laguna Beach units -view! $385.000. • 6 un.ils -duplex + 4·Plex on l lot -greut beginner. S215.000. • K Oranµc County units. $1!}5,000 • 8 Orange Counly units. $205.000. ~ 8 lar11e uruts -air conditioned. $230.000. • 8 units -2 4.p1exes -pride of ownl!rsh1p - Huntington Beach. $450,000. • 12 un1lS -3 4·plexes -Orange County pride of ownerslup -3bdrm. owner's unit. $615.000. 14 unJts with spendable In Orange County S42S.000. • 14 units -Orange County -I year old S597.000. • 15 units -Sanla Monica -close to beach. $775.000. 16 unit~ 1<1 4-plexes) -Orange County. S650.000 -16 unati. -Anaheim -gru t-wo' $475.000 each • 16 unil.'i -Riverside -garden courtyard SJ IS.000 16 units -brand new • h1i:;h demand hii:;h rent area. Pos:.1ble conversion 16 uml'> -Oranu:e Countv S40U.OOO 16 unit:-. out or state. $425.000 • 16 uruts -pride or owner.;h1p Huntington Heach ~.000 17 un1L., on ocean $760.000. 18 Wl1t:-. -R1ver:-.1d<!. $425.000. II( umL., -Dalla:>. Texas. $346.0UO • l!.I units -Or ange County -Span1l>h Jrch1teclure. $410.000. • l!I units -out or st,ate. $352.000. 211 hard to find pride of ownership umll> - Costa Mesa. $850.000. • 20 units -R1vers1de -2 story garden style. $382.000 20 umts -· Dallas. Texas -got two. $324,000 & $336,IW. 22 Unit!> -out of state. $422.000. • 23 units -Santa Monica -subterranean parking. $1.590.000. 23 units -Santa Monica balconie~ Sunta Monica -elevator!> Sl .650,000. 23 Unlll> Sl.800.Wl 21 unit-. Orange County -all ha\'c fireplaces & enclosed garages. Sl.JS0.000. 24 units -Orange County. ~.000. 26 un1ll> -Hollywood -pool & air rond1t1onro. $880.000. • 27 units -Hollywood -s ubterranean parkmg. SJ .430,000 28 pnde of ownership units -Huntington Beach -1'1 miles to beach ! SI.575.000. • 28 un1Lci -out of stale $770,000. • 29 units -balconies & wet bars -Kollywood Sl.070.000 32 unaL<; 1n htAh demand area of Orange Count v $950.000. provides an atmosphere Lvly duplex just a half B EST 0 R 1 G 1 N A L SL35.000. 3 br 2 ba. Mo Qualifyiftg! Agt. 979-4964 F\replaces. xlnl location. INVESTORS TS.Llnvmts 642·1603 for g racious living. block from th~ sand & BLUFFS AREA' Sensa· Charming house & yard $199 000 located in a highly de· . · · h' ve ...,.,,.n loved . sirable rental area. l1onal .Piao E. ~1ghly a """ . the ocea~~·~:;,. in this Leased the year round. custom1ied. spac1.ous ~ 01,~1:.,~~~- on this neat. 4 bedrm. 2 bath home near schools. shopping & freeway. Full price $72,950. JO acres, level. Investor terms. xlnt area. (Lot • 32 6ranAC County pride of ownership units. Owner ·. unil with ceramic tile & woodbuming fireplace. SJ.800.000. FOUR UM1T5-C.M. 34 units -out of state. 5.3 X gross. Near new. 3 Br owners • 35 unJts -Hollywood -poot Sl.650.000. unit. 2 ba, frpl. 2·car • 36 units -Dallas. Texas. $623.000. rural seUing; the charm Unlirn1ted income poten· ~· suite + m assive --------- of old top of the world: 2 tial. Pbone646-7711. family rm. & added hob· l""YCREST gar .• 3·2 Br. 2 ba, units. • 36 umts --llunl1nglon Beach. Own your own TSLtnvstmts642-Ui03 citreel ! Pride of ownership 3bdrm. 2balh splil). • DROVER 677·5609: 679-2823 evs Park Place.lnc842·746.!_ bdnns .• 2 baths & huge by r m . Ove r look s ""' dd h enormous g r eenbelt. Our friend s love to Olhet' Real Es tat~ owncr'i. un1l with fireplace. $2.025.000. family rm. a to l e en· 1 I d t JOYl'.l'Cnl or the selling Honest Y pr ce a gather here. We're sure ·::::;:.:;;;:,;,:••••••••• 365 ACRES BY OWNER 3:o~l;~utHo~f~!J7~·~unly feature!> 500 SlB9.500. Agent640·5560 you & yours will too. S154, FUL Come & see o u r 4 ,._. 0 ed 2 DUPLEX~ for Sale S2 800 ooo For ScH I I 0 Beautiful valley load ""'·--r will carry with · · ... 1 ,~r•r ~~~N!··~·~ ... . LSE/OPTIOM IEAUTI spac10us Br's, 312 Ba. lg Newly decorated 3br. 4ldrwl·foMityRM dining rm. living rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• wilh oaks. fanta st ic vw•~ 50 units bran .. ne w 4·P exes near views. xlnl grating land. 15% down. Corona del lluntlnAlon llarbor. OWC 10 private 5 acre lake, pro· ..;M:::=ar:...,..:67_:S-3956;._:_.;..._____ 53 umL., -Dalla!>. Texas. $1.064.000. 3ba. overlooking golf HVH. New carpet. close w / fr p I r . r a m i I y course. Back Bay . to school & park. Fee. rm /k1tcht'n . prof. iiot.N eo .... , Hign .... •v $750. mo. 642·8106 or $170.000. Ph 640· 1440. darkrm/t1obby rm. All L<tg11n.1 Be11e1t c. 921>!>• 64S-C85l. ------s.s1..s.r,si overlooking our lg very Newport Beach lBr. l blk to ocean. S12.500 7000 PCH115. 646-5678 perty completely fenced 4 UMITS 66 un1h -Dallas. Texas. Sl.398.000 . Xlnl ranch site or camp, -i5 un1ti. -Richardson. Texas. Sl.532.000. ground. Could be s ub· Costa Mna g4 wuts 1n Texai.. Sl9.000 per uml. 111•1 •~ "" private treed garden = =~::s·;~1111 COHDO laOW MARKET! wlpool. deck. firepit & $16,900 divided. Investor terms. $149,000 ~ SS+ uo1ll> W. Hollywood -i.ecuraty. S-s TO HACH 11677·5001 or l/522·2080. Sl49,000 is the full price S2.000.000. 111•i •99 •$9i Prime location. Close to BIG CANYON Condo· BBQ By Owne r. 1633 ---------1 pool. jacuui, sauna & greal localioo. ALSO Santiago Dr. 543·4784. eii;ir-Broker for these 2 duplexes oo 1 .. 96 uruts 1n Texa:. $17.000 per unit. Obi wide '61 Trailerama -=-~.;..._·------1 lot. Good Jocalioo. owner • 106 uruts -excellent rental area or Orange Cagsey ~y LA.Rel FAMILY? 1.80 degree ocean view. Noc1b End! Cul-de-sac, al.moll 40UO 1q. fl. w ilb sepu:at.e guest quarters. 4 bedrooma. 3 balhs. 3 fireplaces. OWNER WI LL F IN AN CE . ,.,.,,,,000 • U04 So. Coast Hi way iD V111.ace Fair LAGUNA BEACH beach. 2 br. den. 2 bath. elegant 3br. home with $249,500 Opeo Sat/Sun Adu It community . pool +spa· only Sl24.900. 12-6. $101.000. Ho Ills Wood. ..:.Prine~· :.::.:.:· On::::::ly~61::.:.3-4..:.;3:.:1.:.1 :_:.A:::.gt;.... ~,..:. =.;:. '-. -,;-. -. -,;-,;-. -.-. -. -. -~. Realtor. 675-8676· DEC. DBJCWHT THI 11.UFFS llAUTIFUL Pure pleasure from lhe Just reduced to $144.900. • •c11 I •y time you eoter the enc I'd AbllOlutely immaculate. ~ " A court yd of lbls elegant 3 Bdrm 2~ bath, formal 3Bdrm .. 2bathwilbpool 4000sqflbomew/perfecl dining. sellt. level size yard. Many ex· plans for entertaining or t.ownhome. Open space q u I s it e u e 8 rad e d family living. 4br. Oiaba, \'lew from living room amenities. Only $134,500. fam rm. billiard rm. and mast.er suite. Now For s ale by o wner· sauna. Jae, 3 car garage. vacant. Owner anxious . principals only please. security. Fee. $475,000. Call ~1151 Call 675·9702 <days> & 0pen sat. 12·5, Sun 12.4. ••••~Tii!1iTif~~I 642~:;;e~m;.;~M .~.1•·3.~.t.·ig•u•a•W•a•y•. O•w•n•r•.I iiiiiilil£~11 Pl<?Ner.5!~b~let3Unp~ al~;!J .if.._t:"~ 1300 will help ftnantt. call us County. $3.500.000. .,.. .. .,_. ~ now for your investment • 112 units -exchange. $2,800,000. U>cated in Treasure Is . ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs.556-2660. • 112 units -Hollywood near freeway. :m>L 1 PBachific01~!~~~w?Y· 4·Plex for sale by. Owsner. , S3.4CIO.OOO. ag c · near beach 1n a n .SELECT •l2SurulS -4'Aayears old.$2,37S.OOO. Renaissance M .P · <714 l Clemeote . XJnt Invest· • 136 pnde of owne rship units in Orange County. 499-3816 ment. s11s.ooo/Flrm. PROPERTIES $4,500,000. FOR SALE: Delu.xe G>-2955 Bayfroot Dul>lx Fant vu. • 1sounits -oulo£state.$2.660.000. 24xfi0' Upgraded. Skyline ..... ,.,.,., 1350 3Br upr 2Br lwr. Fp. • 180 uruts In Texas. $18,000 per unit. in 5• Beach. Park.~ Br. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns &: ldry bkup in ea. No drive· bys please. In deference to the wishes fullba,famlly rm.1sland FOR SALE summr /wntr re ntl. or our property owners. please do not ask for kitchen. lau~d porch. R d d C Op Apt $390.000/ofr own /agt addresses. ar you are a sincere buyer. seller. or etc. Full outside porch , e on ° 0 • · """''"""". h 1 II r ap'""'"'tment or awnings. more. Adult panoramic Pacific vu, l ..:""""'::..::...::":....:..""------exc anger. p ease ca or an ...,... park. Only 6 mos old. See Bdrm & \oft, 2 ba. By Oldr tri·Plx on dbl lot. grt v1s1t our orrice. Open dally and weekends for 5844 owner $ 000/ f your convenience _i_o_ap::..:p'-~-i_a_te_._960_·_ -WATIRFROMT ~1!~'~1~~: o r . • 1l4 units Disneyland are11 motel now under 1978 Skyline. 2 br. 2 ba. ptJOPERTllS conslrucl1on. Turnkey al $4.275.000. OM. Y SI 59 ,000 Xlnt location in Bluf(s · end unit on greenbelt. Huge fmly home. F'rml din rm+ oversized fmly rm for your pool table. crpts. drps, 11-:z blocks to 3 .. ,.., 2813 H.8.'s Best 7 Unit build· Major hotel with room lo build in Orange BIG CANYON s-a.-• ' 1076 bearh.960-5022 846-fi608:21 ·""". ·• ing.Rideyourbiketolhe Count). •----------,.._.._ 1 .-&../ . "-Ach. Gross inc $29,064 · • R .. t1rem•·nl home to be built. M.OOS.000. Beaullfully cualomlied ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·~ 1 _.. .,.,.. ~ ~ 7»Ui01 home overlook ing 5th LOV AILI C,,,.. 1500 per year. Shoppinj.! center site package -nexl to fairway of Big Canyon Dreamy 3 br, 2 ba home •EXCITING• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·Sc5ottJ .. a7eattySJJ regional . $$.450.000. f l l S2 788 000 & Q>wrtry Club on a large 00 San Clemente golf Companion crypts La -• 2 shopptng center -out o s a e. · • private lot on a uolque course. Must see al only leacll Ano Gwila 11ection, Paclric1:-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.; S6.393.000. . . C\IJ-de-sac. Thi• lovely $1.12 000, Beautiful 1973 Signature Memorial Park. Pbone1• Professional center 1n Tustio. $1$0,000. country French home or BERTHA HENRY Mx:80 28r 2Ba w/fam 7141922·2972. 6 to 10 a .m. ./TWO OM A LOT • omce building -Orange County. $1.'100.000. approximately 3100 SQ f\ REALTORS rm. s'Star Adil Pet Park "4Lo lOp.m . ~TSIDE. Two cute Office building to be built -cen&ral Oraqe ---------• ._ peg &: groove oak 2l5De1Mar '92-021 <MT102'1). Ca rcW homes oo 1 lot. Spac. 2 County. Sl.250,000. ~ c:J Walker & lee noora tbrou1 bout tbe Pe ••tr I 600 er 1 ba bomeS w/2 car • RV Pan -212 sites.$ .soo.ooo. ~!j;iiiiiiiiiiiiii=~;;;;;~;~;~ mainUvtnaarea.atained llOD1 ..... 0caV• s..r-&Siaieh _ _. ................ pi-. Sep~. Uve in : MGobileas. 5Hometatl-p~ofszfl',._,e ,.oooD ~u"e OOua• .. . 1Ju1 ln llvlnl room. Acrollalolfcounelctbe ._.,... F ulLY .._ ________ 1. rent . Great In· .,... • ... "' • '># rormal dlolnl rm, NiJUJD btate. 2800 aq ft A beaulif'i.11 • A• •... come property. Seller 117'.CllO. 497-2457 MOMAICN IA Y TlllACI Smashing floor plan for ente rtaining. Open feeling of kitchen, ramily room and sunken wet bar overlooking the blue Pacific. $325.000. A CGUMILI. IAtCll CO. ·-7222 831-0836 ftrwtt11 ... ., .... __ ..... _ _.. aUver cloeeti: 4 ...-.... w/aniraJ ataln:ase Paradise. 24xao, 2Br. FOi SA.LI --•vated. SIJl,500. • 4 indllltrial buildlllll -Sl.000.000. ~ .... _ ......, .... 2Ba home, overlooking -bw, .. ,_ --1312.500 • bedrooms. 2~ bauuo. •· lcmucb more. \be Blue P aclflc. l>Y\ Prtncipa)aoob' • lndmtrial tu111gs --·- t.eriol' aDOOlntmenta in· SZ49.900. ..__A .. 5 _, ..... -rrom 187.000 1q. ft. aboltpine ~sttirt _. ir.-$1.925.000. ehde a· farae pooi and Try a coatraet sale _... .._. .. .-cmer on 20 acres. kical· --• lndUltrial sit.et ln Rtvenide. 1 unnln1J ".!'-~\ ·~ WESTCOASTPACIFIC ~:1: ~a~~ .R°e~t: ed ln the heart or Coat• ~16tm . • Commerciar stores IL bulldina• foe' ..... - aecllllled ICUiioM oca REALESTATE <PK.1086). Meaa. 37% t.enanla ma·,-----•"-""---1 Sant.a Ana. id • off maater bedroom. Bn..alOO -49&-8535 jor. 25,000 to 50,000 aq. ft.• • Lots & land In Orange County. Riven e. prh ate entry wlt.h ..;;,;;,;~;;.;...._____ L-Hllh d additional• buUdable San DlegoCounty itained glaaa and foun· IY OWMR -·-apace. Rent Increase• of SWIR UMm Investment property ownel'lhip should be one a( Uain. 1.oYely loof view over· S,.CW a., $lOO,OOO per year for the M • I 6. your major life goals. It cen aecure your future Sale Price S4BS.OOO ~loo~~.!a s.~o,:;ounec i::i~~ :;:u~:r~~~ f~! ~~'. nen3)'ean. Xlnt rental area. In and protect your future earnlQ&a. Why not talk .. ._...., • I ....... -"'th •II the .xtras. Sale Pnce A n a h e 1 m · 8 r 0 k er It over with one of our hlsblY trained atalt ol m bit 111ebo I vee -.. , m.330I w h t40 ---1-available otrered for Sale ocean view. 3 11 Br 2 Ba, On1Y D9.500. <KZ7~71 16.•.ooo ov,•r 40? e ave over .,..,..... "rt:ecl =ner frplc. wet b•r drapes & Caahtoloanreqd ............... nowandw.knOWboWloattrous&a · appo&ntm.!f on,y new carpeting. Prof de· CAUFOaMIA Sel~w\<ra>C:.tder 11"-DOWM ' 811 ... 11 -..a..-a ForfurthttlnformaUoo coraled In " ou t ,AClflC n.d 4.Plea . .u. .... Seller ...,.,.... r....... 7MfTl9.ll•40r...O.ltU Wshr/dryr4trefri1tore· MOllLIHOMI Prtadpal:Only will car ry paper . FiOfAIA IMCe main. 2 pa\1011 . auto SALIS Ow Mana1eme•t a•all. .. •.Prlakler " llghtln1 2101Harbor.Steao&-A &~~~.»:~ Allftl..Gora17 »~.Boller '71!!._7!.2"~1 __ ...-.. • BEAOf DUPLEX. W/O-F.ully m•lnlalned Priv. 14o-ltJ7 ...... rsaa-w .... ~ -m .... ~YU, aa.ooo. Super beaeh club. Approlt ll501--------i--------PNdpalaoaly $WYLY--------,_ .,...1 Ila .. e5a4 1q I\. Sl4UOO. 412·2033 r 1 I ............. I ht• -----········-···· ............... ·-··· ....................... ~?.!:If:!.~.!~~~.~~ ••• !~!~ MliM'Wt .., Pl•• ~ ... t1111,.,. 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UQUlllTBD&COll pelt I Call btwn frplt, wet bar, t.aaalt. lllNou&. bliilt·lm • cUI· Ilia, wae.falfa, ~I --+dlp.A\'111 ... a · llllobUe boas• 0.,.,.. MM:. . in.,... · DOOi. Walk to bearla. 1160• bwa1ber. Flreplae._. f'tolD IM '*11 rrwy -'-*il!I JOO' f lle/118 option. IOJOll or Prvt encloaed iaraie dftve North oa lleaeb to 1 8 d r 111 , l b a t b . ~ S: =• .. :: I 8r. 1 ba, frplc, lb~ •1115 14J..2000 w/add!Uooal 1tora1e. lleFlddeD tbea W•t °" 97S+-.Aw.Uaow. '421 1rl1. 4t4·1H4: Jd, 3 mia. w beac:h. MN. S Bedrm. 2 Ba Lido Cklle to aebool.!1 shop. llcFa~ '° S.awlad Call a-.ata-.mn -..rl 9'Sor..,-lm waterfront triplex. llinl fl bua -west.tide VWlle· <7H>llH19I. Cando ar ._bale I ' "-ar. 2~1>a. + facn. Wa1har/dryer/r efrl1 ................... 3740 C.11.0neuoltbauyard. Delu:ubeacb•JJCa· Jl'rpk, ~ireenbeU, ·r,:'.; .. .,...... J 6 rm. Oar. p.,tun1 for S7'1S IHH. Adlta, No ._ ................... KldaOK, M00• *5 per encl 1ara1e. pat.101. .Nr.lo.Cllt.Plau. •••••••••• ............. ILY _..aia/m.31Me. ..-.. Broker,Ul·llOO l"\ata. room for ~t. Dal· mo. 711 W. 20th St .• (off J>wco,MCMm, $175. consider Jae. BUJnS.L.ovetyupparbk ly, wkly, monthly. Utll. Pomoo• Ave.) Call TJ0.'78 1-)' WU-~lew, ..... 2"'ba, J lldrm. t~ ba. waahrm. fMt Carmel 3 Br 2 Ba Incl. 7581 Center Dr, lt46, 548-t9008-lpm. Larte homelike 2 br, 2~ --------....... ~. h:d yard, a ur iaraae. frple, famtly rm . 11.e.1112-n~. ba townhome apt. 2 Br 2 Ba, ar lo. Coast --• 201.21 Buat\Jrd St. $500 aardefterlocl. Avail May LAMANCHAAnS Encto.ed pvt patio a Plaza.pool. uWpd, MAO . ............... mo.5tM47S [.84$-.5503 ~ ~ldoo:: L.u1e. l.W bd aanten praae. Deluxe kltcben 2W-..OalU. _ ..................... UPGAAOtD 3br, 2ba, Harbor Vu Hma 4 Br 111 poo1,.,.2u1m.3'4e. = Adults. o.J»whr. =n~ ~~1a.f:.'~~: W.' I 1trr J1t1 t 4 1102 .,_ fplc bltol d/w fria story 1ardeaer. Avail. Pool' tr=1 J:• au~ l?alOCamerooSt. .. ................... .. ....... -.. •••••••••••• wlil lo 1beacb, acboota'. Sfl2.STbmo.&44--4lST Pl Mz·~I· Ms.~1 OemlnlRlty BEAT111EIUGH fffu'11 IBR.pool/lpa, l ._ Ir l!:dilon Park. L8flMIHdl 3741 . ' BEAQIPJUCD ~.W.bHut lUd.KaMd, .00/tnO Incl fa.rdener . tuxwy tclGdomJa:iwn at •••-•••••••••••••••••• Ute. brilbt, alJ12 br & 2 MIW 2&J IOa 14 2 Br f\lnl • uafun, ~ •l •tra• Only 2U·434·20t . Eves ~ fc:'ec ac;ss ~rom LAGUNA BEACH MTR ba, frplc, pooUsjaeunl. E:xtralarle•private. adult a~. Sorry, no -.am:e,ll0-2351 --· _!! .... _e~ r. ut~! INN. $7S/wk 4' up. Maid Adults,nopeta.831..oot'T. Dramaticfloorplana. peg.5.ll.ae8. ------• ._.. s ... ..., • venallc serv., color TV, beated SlaterfJVaaB~ lbr,1~1lrt lot DELUXE SEASPRAY den. Avail. for 6 mos. ~. UUJ. (714) 494-5294. ..SA....S IM'Ml37 :::a., ._111111111~ MIO. MIClW~'tty CONDOS minimum thru season al 985N. Coast Hwy. 1 Br $315. Prplc, pool, '714,,._ 18R.2BA•2BR.ZBA $1.800/month. Yearly. jacuni,iubbq closed from 5480. A&enl avajl, leasellOOO/mo. · far Adult. no~ 2650 VatanUBR28a,ck>M to ~-10&m·4pm. Call SHaMAMASSOC. Mlwportleoctt 1769 HaflaAve 5.-2447 · ~. mo mo. Aall for •1.255 '4M500 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ' · Kt!ttb,982-447' East.side, ideal for d•r. 3 Br. 2 Ba, 2 s tor y ............ -J206 ........ :' Lovely 38r. 28a, frplc, sleeper, 2 Br 1 Ba poo , Townhouse Apts. ~lo _____________________ ................... "-'ier 3242 lddsOK, NO PETS, $575 TOTAL patio, no pets. Kids OK. ~/ll)0.964·l5a7. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f ....................... mo. yrty. 752~l9 S280. 5'CB-0916 tW"• --·50-·.-.--·u.--Studio condo across from ............. -., 31 ... 1 -.,.rty Z <lloiceviewofbarborlot. .. _ ut IA I ... ., ,.,... Ca Cod b ·t k $32"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 222<1 Pacllt<• Dt. CdM . .., •. wa..,r vu., yr Y lle,$375.847-4.S25. Knolls. pe $6$0. c a o . ..,, mo. 644-7020 ~EWPORT IEACH 4tt-4111 4fJ..lllZ S ..... 1-D-.,..... 491-1726 4f7.JJJI L..-.Mlgllil •11 •IMdt .____,.. 00 ·-',...""' beadL ir-.1c, nnnl, J·ac, 2111'. 2:}4ba, Harbor View LIVING 2 Br Jarden a pt, smaunca• "'6 leae, abdrm. 2 ba, nail · . 6'15-6366 aft 5/or leave 546-9950. 1 BR. bltns. new cpt, pool 20Ut41TLOT <>,wner build to suit or June 1. m$ per month. WATERFRONT CONDO. mess. & jac .. nr. bc:h. Call ---..;;.,_----=--~-!.J <.:osta Meu, cit y ap· ae!!s $200,000. 543·6148 875-820tor67S·3878 2 BR, 2~ ~a. washer/ l Bedroom 2 Br 2 Ba, frplc, new. kids 213/592·5813. JffE 8£SJ Of . proved. Package ready ev · dryer/ refng/ Crplc & 3br, condo .. w/boat slip, 2 Furnished OK, $395 mo. 645·7573. -1"--------3-8-4-4 to-s.'MOOOO -----more. S7SO mo lse. Slip car gar. S87S.mo./lse. A rt t Agt. All WORLDS TS'Linvmts . 64.2 1603 t1a 1• hMl'f, Y~ty. 3 Br 2 Ba, entry avail. Peggy, 960-4392. 646-2799 /9SS--0368 pa mens •-..;_--------1••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._. z400 lUt .. near beach, $650. Mesa Verde. 2 Bdrm. 2 3br 2~ba Brand New ....._./Co•..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ lnm 3244 Npt. Terr. Twhn11, New. • Plua Beautitul bath. ll50 sq ft. Frplc, Woodbridge, $600mo. 2 Excel. cond 11 area. C I 11 .._ .. 3211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br, 2t,;ba, pool, vu, S111gl•.cS2&.droom end gar. dsbwsbr, gar cargarg.2l3/465-44l Baja Calif. 4br beach .. ••• i--••s patio.$575.536-8226 (fu.rn.& Unlurn.) duposal. $375 /m o . -~--Davis, Agent. 754-7772 home. 25 min. from --•••••••••••••••• _..,_ 754-6216 FOUIPLEXIS border. Protected de· F\&Dky old Soani•b 1 BR. l 2 BR, 2 ba. · · · · · · · · · · '500 NEWPORT HGTS •All Utihti" Paid --------WALMUT 59UAIE vclopmeot known as Las BA. atove It refrlg. $250. 2 BR. 2 ba, furn . · . . S600 4Br, pool, S600 mo. , New 3 br. 1 i,.; ba condo. 2 Br condo. A/C, wuher J All 2 Br 2 Ba townhouse GaviOlaS. For brochure •7l.51 2 BR. 2\.'a ba. · · · · · · · · $6SO &U-~ •Swim.......,. Tenn-. Frpl, d/w, range, oven, dryer, sunpon:h. Pool. PACIFIC WOODS Adult Apartunenta Set among wandering streams • tall frae· ranlpme:s feature: type units. Electric bit· phone 492·2732 dys ., 3BR.2ba ......... $1000 NWPTCRESTCONOO lkllcrcl. cpt/drp, dbl pr. Cls to S450 mo. 67$-8042, •Wallt-incloset.s ms. forced air heat, 496-r..>leve. C.-.. Mlr l2Z2 4BR.2.,..ba ......... $700 •Aco""*o.r-~. bch.. 157$ mo. No pets. &M-8046 •'l'lme.saverk.itchen.s encloeed garages. $1300 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 2 ba ..... $475/&soo 4Br, 2'1'.!Ba, refdg. $675 r, .. Sunday lllW>dl Avail 4/30. Call m...s75. !!!!!!!!!~!!!!!1-l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I •/Ut cnndJtion.ing mo tbcome. Good loca. Beautiful new ranch home Deluxe 3br 2ba frplc. San Clemente mu. bt/lasl. 957-9303. • Health ct.a... Sowwn. •Decorator accents tion. OWC 2nd. Two lo on 21w'z acres near Holi· 1954PartClartdge 3BR.2 ba .......... $595 S.Cle•• 3276 lon&ana Easts1de 2 BR. In c l. ~ee condod 2lbr 1 •Pools, Gym choose from Sl48.SOO day Hal I ski l i ft , ssso.mo. No pets. Tustin ~~~ ...... au9·o. 4 ,Yrs. old. · 1.enn1!~~ 8 u ts, •VoUeyball & More ~a.ch. Wrightwood. Horses OK, SU.~ 640-0900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PL'US MUCH MORE! S'MS. s-,.._. _....,_ sW1'0l.&Dded by national Tennis, pool. jac , /("" PR€STIG€ I HOM€~ forest, 2 frplc's, 4 Br, ~ H.V 4 Bdrm, fam 'I. panoramic ocn vu. 2 Br. Oakwood family nn. lg laundry & rm. dining rm. Quiet st. ~ D. · 21,1.z ba, 2 frpl, no pets. Garden Apartments :ti3.1W. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 sewing rm .• finished 2 Ready now. Lse S900. I/~ rw.rol' AdJts, infant ok. SS25. car gar , all del uxe Agt.644·7211 eo.~{'J>' 49'Ul03 ext 173 bef 9am microwave kitchen. Costa MHa 3224 _Ol'_al_t_Sp.;.....m_. _____ , Must be seen. $100,000. 833-8600 S. ..._ Huntington Beach trf. Sell or trade for beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• · C I plell, 3 blocks to water. property. 675-8418 New spacious condo. 2 br.-. ttwwww 3278 SlJ0.000 C-21, 536-7542, . 2 ba w/comm. pool. $650. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ask for Chns $675,000 Furnished, Thuo-mo. No pets. 644-3485. '+523 C.o•POSDt:IRVll(E Lg 2br. 2ba. new. Spec· ---_ derbird Hts . $515.000 tacular view. $475. ERA, N•wpor1 B-ch/North 680 lrv1no (al 16th) 17141 645·0~~0 Newport S.Och/Soulh 1700 l611l SI !Dovor rrr I r,1hl 1141n4ll!il0 CORONA DEL MAR Unf. Bermuda Dunes. $465. 3 Br. lg fenc. yrd, Rancho San Joaquin. 2 581·1210 J UMIO DUPLEX $775,000 fum 20 Acres tree lined resid. st. crpts, BR + den, pano view.~ ---..... -L-----3-2-8-61 Aduli.only 11.., p.·i• land $30,000 lo $35,000 per d r P s . et c . 5 5 7 · 7 8 3 8 , pool & jacuzzi. $595. Call _,. DCJllllCI Ml>"l,.I• "P"" rlailv tu 1 2 Br, l'h ba, pvt patio. ~vail now. Small dog ok. $325. 957.QS2. Quiet woodsy, 2br, 2ba condo. Beaut. decor . pool,jac1 a/c. Water /gas pd. Avail. Now. Adults, ~-Michele, 640-6303 or 536-6104. l Brfrom$28S LARGE l BR Orangetree. ooly $.15() per mo. Vogel PacUic, 640-6161 16350 Harbor Blvd. 1 _ • __ ... 3141 South of Edlnt(ef ....,.... _._... 839-2140 .................... ··· · ----------1 Br apt, lovely remodel. loolM 4000 skylights, hardwnod ••••••••••••••••••••••• floors. garage. $550 mo.1---------+ utJl.Celeste497·3331 • ......_ ..... ._. 1 Lge bdrm. adults only. Pvt room & bath. els le No pets. Pool & patio. ever ything , res p on 1887 Monrovia. S26S. pe rson w l refs. Evs 645-tD30. _494_-~_so _____ _ Lovely gardens-Brooks Owner 's unit has 4 acre. Coml. Bwldings n~S629. Pat,831·37:i0or955·0661. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- bdrms., 2 baths + ~uest $660,000. Mitchell & Ocean view new spacious 2 Br$275. Pool lBr, no children or pets . apt. with fulJ kitchen & Rum monz Rea llor s. 1 br. Adults. No pets. Pvt. Uni•--i... ftrtr lwc 2-sty house. Fm Rm, I Child 0 .K .. no nots secluded S290 mo. + ut1l wtr. fall •Kitchen Facil. avail. •Jacuzzi, heated pool •Wkly or daily maid srv. •TV & phone available Low as S72.5~k 2Z17Harbo b th o S350. 2048"'2 Pomona. ... .. ,, di · 3 b · 2 STEPS TO IEACH ""' ~-S22.5 a . ver ~a ra~e is 71537 Hwy lll, Rancho 6420835 3 Br 2 &Garden Home rungnn.. r ., pal\O, 48R 2 b t SS50 Call642·1951,3to6pm ---------another roomy !·bdrm. Mirage. Ca. 568·3607. · on grnblt, cathedral cell· f11>lcs, 2 car gar. Sl.000 • <1~ wn r Newport a.och 3869 apc..withvaulted ccihn~s Eves. 568·6728 o r Lovely 2br.condo.Swim· ings. Ital. tile. new mo.NoPet.Owoeraft.6 JB8~.2 ga .. wnlr ~ 2 Bdrm, 2 bath Brand••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa o & buill·in kitchen. Ocean 346-332'1. ming pool. priv. yrd. carpeting, pool/ jac/ ten· p.m. 213 /670-0886 2 • 2 a . wntr ..-00 new w1dishwasher . Xlnt ftAlk NEWPORT side of hwy. Owner has Gar. & carport. Adults nis. SS7S mo. Lease . Wesfwliltstw 3298 location.S37S.S48·5169or Ba chelors. 1 o r 2 Roomw/k.itchenelle bought another home, GREEN VALLEY LAKE Only. M:IO.mo. Avail. 5•1 675-al92evesonly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-5ll2agt Bedrooms&Townhouses S66=:,gsup. =~· for fast s ale. ~~c~. !~iced~reh~ 754-7496betw. &-8p.m. Well upgraded 4Br. 2.Ba. 2 Br townhouse, hg mstr 2 Br l'h Ba studio. blt·ins. f'tom 1349 5'l .-.McC~ck loft.C8nbeusedas2 un-2br.lba.New cp•·.drps • $625 mo. 55 1·4583 or bdr, l lh Ba, 2 car gar ws hr/dryr hookup . Spectacular spa. total Room. pnvate entrance. · · lit 1 k "" "' <<"3115 I ts A I adults. no ....e~ S350 mo. recreation proli(ram. bath, cooking. $200. -Redty 494-7551 rt.s: JO mm wa toF a e, painL No pets. lst·lasl + .....,. wM open5 :;7.5n9600 pe,,A.;.. vaa >""''""" i.oc1al program 7 pools. f Laguna. 49'7·368'7 ------------1 adjoin.~ National orest. dep. S400. Part furn. BY ·" · .......,., 256 E l6th Pl. S48-8270 tenrus courts At Pash1on --"'--------- Tltl•LEX ~1ngviews!!! "'~"""""days. ,.-..1...... •· s H t Bch · t r-~-~~... 867_3534 "'""'~ LIKE NEW· 38r, 2i,,Ba. ~mM Lido WatetirOftt 2 br. no pets, kid O K Island, Jamboree ex: an un room in cs m East C.M. Ea unit 2 br. MESA VERDE·JBr. 2Ba. San Luis Rey Condo. U..fwRilhed 3425 Studio. util pd. Prefer $290/mo. 846·8865 any Joaqwn Hllls Road home, close to ocean, kit Income $1050/mo, shows encl yd, covered patlo, nr beautifully located in ••••••••••••••••••••••• older man. $285. 673-8886 umeor645·J.H7. 1714164~I900 pnv, respon. Male. nn· pos1llve cas h. flow. o.totr~ bis h ""' P"' k •c~ RAN c H 0 s A N CIU....U&a RRUT'"'LS ocr• .... Ho-... T-smkr. S200.963-9350 $127 900 Agt 9'7S.0616 -·r sc.-'. 5 o...,. ..r · ~ ~ s;n i"' LIDO ISLE C.1ean 2 br l ba . no pels. .:"'""' " _. · · PlopHty 2550 mo.644-5187or644·8519 JOAQUJN.Wetbar&all ONTHEBEACH JN O>O/mo. lst & last + J bf".2ba wtoffice Year Mature adult, lge bdrm. --------•••••••••••••••••••••••• wardrobe doors are mir· H UNTING T 0 N Patio bachelor. older Sloo.6754886. ly Frplc,gar,$1050. pvt oath. kitcb pnvgs 17UHfTS 40acres,l19,950.Bt.hmtn. klDS/mSOk rored, frplc. Attached HARBOR adlt . yt1l S285 m o. TSLMgmt 642·1603 Prefer male. Sl45. utile ~ONT Ranch acreage, trees, E-SlDE spac twnbse, garage bas g r eat WATERFRONT 675-3609 8rigbt.,airy2bdrm. l ba. -----pd.979~. Separate cottaaes rl"ht vu's&rds. Bkr. 556-JQS. frpl, g~r, lndry, S495. storage, also opener. S695 PROPERTIES 1 bdrm & Liv. rm. S22S. 2 Just redone. yard. S32S B I G C A N Y 0 N c,__--R-etlhlh----4-2-0-0 on beach. Only" ••s.ooo" ~o1 r........... 642-2510, 646-4848. mo. Please call for appt. <714)846-6608 or bdrm •. Li'v rm. S275. mo. Eastside. 67~700 'IWNHOM E 2Br. 2Ba. 2 swuu:ar .. _. .....--. (213)592-2813 "' pall05, frplc. wet bar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• per unit! Excelle nt Ptaperiy 2600 204.s'ruSTIN; 3 Bd. 2 Ba. 536-8847 days or 640-7878 Utilities paid. COmmuni· Eastside 2 BR. l ira Ba, S750mo. (213) 540·8423 Cottage nr Bay. 3 blks lo financing. Call 752·1920, ••••••••••••••••••••••• blt:ns, D/W, fplc, dbl gar eves. Near So. Cst Plaza 2 br. 2 g bathroom. 100 ft. from fplc, yard. pool, no pets. ocean. Sips 6. Patio. Nr J_ ~UAIL ·. 35 beautiful acres in w/garopnr. Nice patio & ba. New crpts & drps. ebeach. 673-1451 Kids OK. $350. 548-0916 Lov~I)' l bdrm Newport Udo Village. $200 week-T " ..... __ ,. __ Mwit Sell im· yard. 646-4380 Lovely, almost-new, air A/C, patio, pools, jacuzzi Oc·"an Front Jbr 2ba Ht~ig.hts. Secluded. new, ly. Call 714-879-0957 . ..,.,..,......, & I h I d 1 $375 ." . · · Completely re novated qlDet.645-2111 Pl ~CE i m e diately $21,500. 3 Brbouse,2ba,famrm. cond, 6 Br, 2•.; ba, hm. us n scpng. r1J?hl on sand Super 2b lba N tsp r Balboa Peninsula Pt, wk· I.A S4(M;062afts:30. pool "serv frplc Nr S Frplc, cpt.s, drps, bltns. less discount. 835-4447 ext Io cation . .Fu 11 Y . r, . ope . a ro. Ot4 UDO ISLE PtOPHTilS"" .---.. R-C. Plaza $650. 673-Sooe o~ dbl gar, fn cd bkyrd. D ; 963-74l8eve& wknd. fumlshed. Avail May 1s t. ~~~Apt. B. S350. ly rental. clean 1 Br 10,-Till:JOr.M.I ~~· 2700 673-0473afl7. Walk to pool & r~c. 1 bdrm+ mezzanine. Wookly ormonlhly,Thru · 3~Ts5~~~tsbp. ~~!4:xiq:.:t[:S~:;u:: " Gardener/wlr paid. ~• . . t Sept. 15. days, 752·7410. Mesadel Mar area. Upper ocean. Reason able. FAIULOUS ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~cious 3br, 2ba, a /c, $650/mo. l Yr lse. Refs. ...,.,., Jacuzzi, enms, up· eves,838·2189. 3 br. 2 ba. S400 mo. No 2131.,.,1.7537 3"'0 '"'CIES"' rplc """"ftlry kite blnt c.all979-8430. per unit. Upgraded crpt. pets. 751-2156 2 bedrooms w/boat s hp "" ' "' •·· '...,.... · ' $345/mo. Ask for Zand: 2 Br. l Ba. garnge. 1mayberentedfum I ---------HOME + INCOME Comfort & lax advan· tages galore. Large home with ocean view, 1112 miles lo Dana Pomt Harbor. near schools · shoppins, + 2 1ireat ren· tal units. Comer lot & nearly new. Units are bwlt to condo specs. great value . hurry ! 2>0.000. Ask for Ard1e, Century 21, 49.1-5585. In central California Nr. S.C. Plaza, 934 Heri p k T h """o""" Lido Is le bayfront, on t Paso Robles. near Azalea. ~.mo. 546-7214 tage ar own ome "'~· O<'nfmt, 38th/St'ashore. AU ADULT AnS S1950t mo beach. Avail June 1st to town). Sl200/acre. or9'7S.6635. 2 bf". 2'1'! ba, 2 car g<!rage LSE/O"IOM -$400 wk summer /winter HOW AVAIL.AILE Sept 151, $2000 mo BeautifuJ 45 acres· fenced Nice 2 BR l BA New w/~, ~~c~a~ nr New Condo, 3br Jba AdulL'I onJy 213/692·2604 l &2 Br a Pt s . P oo I . 2 bedrooms. SI0001 mo Agent. biS-5626. for horses. numerous · · • · poot.$461u. • • · Nt H"hfT:;(). ' PromontoryPt.Avail jacuzzi & BBQ area Wat .. f1owtHa..s stalls & mobile home in f::~ ~~~~-d &:a~~: Turtle Rock Twnbse. ~1&;'(;~645-~~· 1mmed. Tennis courts. Encl. g<U"age 631· I 400 Promontory Point 1 BR & loCt. 6/1S-9/l5 $1000 per Paso Robles. $225,000. lsl. & last. l200 sec. dep. 2br, den, 2b~. frplc. jac, spa. 675·2101 SORRY. NO PETS Also. numerous lots & 2S440ran B 548.2778 Lease.Avail.S.15. 3 br Harbor Lane home. l'T7E.22NDST. s maller parcels in 1e · 833-3199or973·05l2 Pvt y rd , no clogs . CcsuiMesa 64.5·2498 Elsmore & surrounding Lg 3br 2Yt ba 2 car 1425/mo. 4~. q lwlih area · good terms availa· garage: Brookview coo· UNIVERSITY PARK 2 u..fwWlhed 1618 Coriander. lg 2 Br 2 ble. do. Nr So. Coast Plaza. Br, 2 . 8~ house. Pool. f .... IMjt• Hart.or ....................... Ba, upstairs. S300 mo. Principals ooly please. AvaJJ J1.1ne 1, $550 mo. jacuw, atr:elec. gar~ge Coodo on water w/'lS fl. G1Mral 3102 Mayl.SZS..3167/97s.2140 Contact Ken Marks at 7S4-03116. opener, pallo, forest like boatslip. $800/mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly decorated 2 bdrm. Wt1t W. Heuidl greenbelt. SS50 per mo. WATEIFltOMT llDOHDO IEACH LohforS. zzoo Reallor&AAlociates CUtet bf'dollbou&ew/fr De,ys 213/ 498·5279, eves Paord'TIES CO.Op Apt, panoramic ~~P~IT;:dt'r~~u~!: •••-•••••••••••••••••• lM6SpriJllStreet yrd on Eastside C. ., 213/9121·2388. 846-6608· (2U)S82·28l3 PacUic vu, 1 br & loft, 2 all util. incl'd. Children SPY.....SSLOT Paso~ 0 ="Rl~&Ji~~.Sun· Deerfield . 2br. 2'hba, ' . ba.~W /~~"'"' OK. no pets. S32S mo. <bt time offered> CIOlf z-s~s . . twbn, near pools & jacs To ... a... A, !l;ft"'""' Mngr645-56t7. Absolutely the BES.T llOSJ466-J04t 3+F, l~ Ba, ele. R&O, on lrge . g r eenbe lt. u..twwfsltH 3525 PtOPlltTIES H.a:l'='OfllHch 3840 VIEW LOT for sale tn .c .. Ruby Red G fruit cpts. drps, cov pal.lo, S4 6 O .1 mo . 8 3 2 · 7 5 3 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 846-6608; 213-592·2813. ....,. 8 ~ rape r-~ ·-I *--tGC. 2381 I knd ••••••••••••••••••••••• N. . todar,. Located $5ClOO PIA Will eons" de; """'._..,. c ean. _.... eve w . Heritage Park Irvine lalloa P..-....a 3807 bet~een mal~~n lollar trade cn4> 922.7398 1 Rutgen Or. 635-67:;() Woodbrid~e-Greenbrlar 4 TwnMe. 2br, 2'h ba. air ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~i fencesC.dM 1eg_ree . · · 0-PoMt 3226 Br. family rm, dining cond. S4SO. eve 526·5792. 1 BR, on lhe bay, view. vtew rom to rvine. Visalia home site: 21 ac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm at rl um many dy846-6600 1 d 3 1 J Owner may consider f 1 d Ith t · · c ea n Pa · t' 1 h arm an w wa er. New 2 bdrm. 3 ba. luxury CU.'!tom upgrades. Prof. Edgewater. $395 yrly incl ~~O.'~~ F~~cm::eg~nro~ ~i::if:~ down. Call J?ana Pt .. Cond~. view, landscaping. $625 mo. Af»cw lww11h fvnNllMd uti. 559.7499 call Ron Taylor 640-5ll2 fa.replace, 1acu.u1. l blk 55&-0354 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------. --a ent ' ..., Estate from Manna shopping. lalloa l"-d 3706 Yearly Oceanfront Condo. Deluxe Apt for Rent. 2br . 2ba, blt·ins . frplc . balcony, encl garage, Nr Huntington Harbour Children & pets on ap· provaJ. Ask for Becky. 840-5128. Posh 2 br 2 ba. powder mo. Agent, 675-5626 rm. den. lndry. all cedar Oceanfront Laguna. Pvt panelled. pvt elevator, steps to beach, l br rum. P 1 I e d 2 " a r g a r f11>lc. S500 mo. thru June. w/openers. Wate r . sof· 49'7-2042or497-3282. lener. water purirer, trash compactor. elect V...._I .... 4250 a.lr filter, pvt patio & so •••••••••••-•••••••••• forth. S78S/mo. 64&-8453 House for rent, Big Bear Y. B blk r City sips 6; linens furn. YEARL · 2 r. · rom $2.S nitely pr cpl Call bay & ocean; beams, · frpl. $450, Util incl. after 3 p.m.S41H989. 673-1909 rt.fah to se..r. .. 300 Cozy Npt. Hgt.'i. 2br. Iba, bm.real. patio. J(ar, Adults no pet.s. S3SO. lease 645· 1682. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Upper. fireplactl. pool. Westd1ff S37S mo. &U-0302 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATES Shilr1 .... ..._SC1Ye Er\ioy more. Pay less! Alf Ages & Llfeslyles. We Check References Cal54MZl2 8 · W..ted 2900 $465per mo. 1-496-2661 1 __ • __ ... 32 .. 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !{real vu. sec bid~. 2 br + 0 U j I t A h I .....,.... -.. Br r b f den 2 ba. Lease unfum. I ma~ c!cte~. °Mor':ias: ~: ....................... Fam t• Valey 3234 ....................... 2 apt. rear o ay ront $7 so I o 0 w n ' A~ l liOC. (%.13) 374_.984 OWNERS or BROKERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW, new 3 br, home. Yearly $400/mo. li7J..4037m& 6?J-6880 · · I will close ~OW' income Lovely Parkside home, in prestigious Portafina Call673-7407. . NEW APT HOMES NQ\Y RENTING NEED Responsible fem'I, house near bch. H.B. 536-2282. Shr 3 Br townhouse. Irv, w/~le, 30, pvt ba, pool, tmnis, W ID, crpta, drps, 673·4120 dya, SU-8366 evee. Attention Builders! 5·1 acre view lcM. Graded fl WiAI ltubbed la. Orance Park AtteS area. Call m.ou.i. Aak f« Natalie (iln*er) property listing witb my 4.Br, 2ea lg fam rm, $700.mo49M820 ..._.,,,.. ... 3107 ColfoMHa 3124 l'ioancing " your pro· ~ n.r MUea ~ Pk " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• apect.s or my BUYERS • i • BulJder's Cttm. Hm, 2br ~ .. VERD"" ho t 3~ 't R E . • oppiog. e46 mo. 2ba den Some oc vu Weekly r entals now m1CA>n "" me a · BnJJr!: comm. . . 'JS.1930 .ee.iu. yrd. Gar. Hand tO Oceanlront compl.fum 2 mospbere 2at3 br dlx <n4~(:Mbn) IP I __ ..... J240 sbpg.llbcb.581·70001ya, br, frpl, balcony, gar. apta,nopeta.546-1034 ..._ -·-•••••••••••••• .w.581-1291 6«M7M New2bdnncoadol,frplc, i~ii•;•;••;•ii!Ti.il'.,.ii•i•li!!1il~iii-i2iiiiill'ii"iii••i•ii•ii!!ii.li~il.ii!'ii.ii!i •• ii~ii~i.lii .. ~2:' ..:!~:H:: c!:n~ • •o:d~i ~~~b =ho,. P~ ~. 2 t~ 'c!!::io ~: lleUS1llAL 1uu1ea If you have been lookln.g for a neat, clean investment, this ii it. 14,700 Sq. Ct. industrial building leased to single, weU established tenant. Located in prime industrial area near Van Nuys AirPort. Plenty of upaide potential at onl,y $480,000 673-4400 HARBOR ~ Harbour maQY Adults ..,00 ~ · p /wk , u t II pd. 303,_MWl:l'f __ . ______ , mas, 1715. Call Mike, · · Edgewater (l)l71'28M 2 Bdrm. l bath a pt. 8tOGDS. SINlcioua, wood~y lbr, C... .. Mw 372z AduJt.a, $350. mo. Gas _ ·-"' St. 3br __ ... __ duplex. Avail. 1mmed. -.i.t ..-.5073 --• -· '""'· Adult. $1t5. Inc. utll. ••••-••••••••••••••••• .,.... . ...,. · 80. Xlnl area. Avail 41J7.Zl'JO Small cosy studio. No Newtydecorated3br,2ba no#.14f.7111. •-... 11250 kitchen. Pool. 122$. Inc. townhouse. Spacious , 2 Br 1, .. ba f I l _,.... ~ WJ. No-smoke640-4999. ftnlplace At pool. Quiet • ,... • U'PIC, pane • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ad It.a no pels 1111,2u.r1ar.Nr.beacb. 2 BR Condo, inclds l Br, May & June yrly =6'5.S:n:.675-$949 . •·mo. -.sl'll washe r. dryer, refrl a. rate. Keep calllnc. Avail Nowt 3br, 2~ ba, $400. Laauna Village. 640-7l67 ~ ~9o~e~~ ,'!':.: l'li~: fple, bttM lnd.ry. Clote lo '75l-GIO Coda Melo 37 24 S171 beach. SIOO/mo In cl .............. 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• o.~4. ~ner. 141·4296 or ·--·•••••••••••••••• 8 8 c be I 0 r •. 11 n 1 q . uu e Bach., Incl. cpts, df1>8, · 3 BR. 2 ba Condo. Ailao hideaway, utU pd. $2'7$. JUP, aJJ utH. Sl2S Mo. I bdrm . l .,.. b a . Vllla. Dlbwar, commun mo. Deposit. 3854 Apt C Nopm. S32-4e41 TowUouae~replace, pool, ... 751-4.DO. CJnmieAv.. TIN006. air. utll pd. Cb.lldren OK. ffl ~'rti-o 9 r: ':°,: ..._rt..... J26' SUI CASITAI :.?!!· ~· 71NO 1111--. ""4M·---•••••••• 1.Ar9'tw..1 Wnn. encl. ..._., • "° ra1 -• COlldo ...... Adala,D0"'9 .... Vtf'Cll area I BR 0 11ln.I Ada; 70V _.. ........ a.iLa1 PaYllloe 2110 Newport Bl. Bl. wl pr .... aA •lhDDPIDI center. llMID ar. MMlll. •Batt>'. -..10 ... ... . .. . . . . Luxury 3 br/2 ba, spacious mter1~. Incl DW. stove. fplcs. & private 2·car garages. 5 Unique flooc plans , renting from S49Stmo. I Hlo('k o<r 84.•11rh Blvd f<1rn«r !)(Ti-IT) & \'ll•wpoinl ........ Cll ·147•1 IWI lolOO'IK~OOtl' lllll Lt. "J~"•'•o OC\ t;l.()1'1111'1' l'tlOJ1.n lta.31.13 ' ... -.. -... -. . ·--.. . -··· ee.uutu1 bome near NB be9da. fwo w/°'*1c T.V. MOO/mo.IGC$. Yo11n1 roommate ror Calta lleea Area Apt. ComplH. Pool. ans. 611-5570. Female wants to alMlre w/MJM, abr Tu.Un ton· do. Pool. Jae, $170 mo. +utll. Call Ul·H87 HPll. ffouN, white male as wttb l(Jft wUI ~with 11 /F . aGpermo . ...,. Female L« abr. 2b9 COO· do. Frp(c, pool, lrv. •+.at.-o,...... Gail. ..,, ...... ,BR~all ,.. fac • ...-OOC. rel ..... -.-i ..... "\ . . .......................... .-.... I .. . • . .-..-.-~.... ---· ,,,.,. Aottl "· "" I :· 4 I: I ) ~---~~ I_ ( I) ~ t,, ~ I .4 • -' ' • .. PltJr' a , c...t..,.... c:...it/C11uett .,* Ir --I'~ II a -t•1 ..... thu•r -. Pai.I ,,___:..-,~ ~ -· · ....................... -~················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 114 .. ••··'············· ..... 1 ............................ , ....................................... ~ •• !fl • ..:;;;~.... ........ • ...... ...... 4aft.._.,.. !INmpoo •...._dean. Cement work, p1llo1. 0.........,. clHn·UPt • lblftal 6 ftncln1. 151r1 Mind Your Mennen Inc. Brick, aione. block work. 111&.txt.Mniaaanafort Drlft'Wa;t•Patlda1 toe Color brt&Menen; wht 4rlnwa11. curb1 • lao~huplna. Oeorae lnana.CltMram•llJobt. Bonded reUable people tile ~loors . concr ete fn· Prof. qui. work. __ Pla1 ..... nu ·at~ •S.alcoallol ~l0111lnW..cb.Cltan alabil Ml-8412 RMht.Nl-TOn PapaCWf.tal..u&t wWcanfcwyourbome~ patio 1. walk1. drive• Ruld /ApU/Com.JD . ,..__.,.,..,_,,-..., •l.lt. NI, ~II 86. ~cts.rmc!!:.~~~h~ ClllllC:... •VERYLOWPIUCES• u_· I ... 179-5701 :.:_n P'ree eat J obn a.M.Dave.51WG5 r e mdl'a . ,rlr ft(u. Aiilill..-r · IS. &1u.-::-ellm pet Oclor ... _................... ooJaodlcapemalnt. ·-................... IM mce 1a3 WallpaperHancen ... ~---------...,.-... ~!;!"'a Celt ,.,,.,t 15 yn ••pr Amtnran Coll••• NHny Otot¥e $41-201~ occ Student. I Ton true le H•••••.t•r············· ~ Xlnt ,.., .. rtMOO tat... '' S. ;1111 Do ~ mpelf Ref1 Lo lave w/fam May 2M.h Oardme 15 •:s:r Trash, lrie trim. Dan a1•1rt1CMt ....................... dl1c. avail on m1jor -•••••••••••••••• • ~··••••••••• Dl-0101 Uv\&Aut AyaUfotcrw1 ru ... , yn • ec.mt. e..A11ec.. IM. t.oc.J. coulal ., inla.nd papen. D11 &40·2tS., Repair It Reroof. All ......_ ._.._., dnank '*'C Tuch chtldr•n ntM. ,.. a ... e. com etc tat rate aervlce at a fair service to" from SF bay Evell67.Q511,,eff. ty p e•. 1bl•1Ie1 • ....._ ,.... tOUIUt.a WeCueCarpetClunen 11w1mmln1 dan<·an(( Mrv ....._ .. t . .U...e Haulln1 • Cleanup. price. Ptl"IOOal "com· area" all pi rt.s. Call roeubakta-eompo-tu Ula.A*Ntfl.lfl·I002 · Steam clt&Q Al.lo up 111noa1Uct. French : Gardenlnll~ clun·up, ~~~tm 'I, 962·14621 merclal. 3'hr. 7dys540-4844 uqul)WAUPA,. Free •t. NHNO Fin: --;-----holatery Wort CHr V.rmu. 4l3·42l·2373 hallllnt yud main '75-05'2 Apply mulUple de1l1n1 It Aval!. t nl8Julw Ttucll mount unit .j>r, OMa _ tmw• idoitall.n:&b l do ll all·aklploadet. Moving & haulin g . ~directly to wallat-511-.--.1--,..-... -nN----• .. n••• ............... Mt. reu ralt!i ~Ji; -1 .,.._ a.. looamall' Cla)' 8'8 dwnpCruck haul grade ll•11lorDttip Frfl&ht. bldg materials, with no mesa or odor. at ,...._,., DWOICKIAAHKRPTCY CT l'Y -••I · ---· h 1 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• hlhld aooda etc. Lowest v~ the cost of wallpaper. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fttin&toUaal•. ~r C.rp.t C~a.."'lnll ......................... CO MMERC1Al4 " :OV~e~:P.ti.~~ee ro·c uSTOM pa i nt , rates an town. John Call Bob Ross for~--pain~u.tom Ad.loaC..calhrvle.. hampoo 6 .r~am ClllMNEYSWf.f.P Rt:SJOENTIAL Lawn · draperies. 1" blinds. IJM.216.S4 samples & estimate. bomM.fi'rM ates. IU4UIO-.a.. C.Ompl dHnloa aerv CaUaflreplac•f!lrl)C.m Sc.rvlce.COmplt leClean How1ele .. 9 w.wood11. tllc. paper, Pi"~'r--'-848-33M '75-9581 ---H o u Ii e I I o ( f I c "I JollnChllda 918 0820 UP' t:tren Vlllucnur . ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.a.In carpel llc'd -....., ....... ....._ 8 0 0 K 9' E E P I N c; Witty Mo ralft. BolMk-d --;--~18 • ROBIN • S H OU S E. ' '556.fiooo ' ••••••••••••••••• • ••• •• M 411 D cstm home paint· TM. 8DV1C&·"8• A d•I. Simon. 751_.,1 We II k.M<'il your soot ofl ----CLEANING SERVICE PETERS PAINTING Ill&· Int/ext, resid" com· •••••••~••••••••••••••• ball reruneilratlo n1. C• du profr'!~~ally1 ll kt't'i> ~· . aardt'ntl'. Mow & for u thoroughly clea~ J ... orlal E11pr 'd . Reas Rates. m1.~ IC F. RAM I C T I LE : AP. AR dbl ••lr>' or -~ )'OW' ,_.e "e~n Top • Joh .. e t R~ason house ~7 ....................... Free Est . Call Gene . ldtcbenl, bat.ha. entrys . pesbOard a)'ttttn ~II ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• lli.l Chlmpey Sweeps <.' ar..a 648-'llSl · Maintenance &c or 562-0658 Cultom palnUng: custom Your llle or mine. t..laaaftlPMS.U·3038 1llROWtNGA PARTY• IW()..t1• • ---Want a REALLY CLEAN janitorial 11er vlces, In· . . homes. Freeesumat.es. llW019 Ntt'd hc.'lp LL c 11-.a-..-Giu'\JeOl,ll& 11erv. Yar<b. HOUSE? Call Gingham duistriaJ & medical bldgs. Prof PlllnUJlg. Ext & Int. 675-~l •--------- Bkkpi, payrolVtaxu . T H E s 1 N G 1 N o -az;wuw ~~~ft~UP9,.:.~o. ~!'~.la1 wn Gari. Free est. 645-5123 848-11189 Low rates. Rers . Free in-Stnlce flnlnt • .&mt.II. more. NR GOURMt:r .............. ~ .. •••••••• n•UM Pbuv ..... '"" esLS36-4780, 536-4383 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.._ l0)'1'1.83Ultt ~ Anyttmt ID LO CONTRACTORS CilU'den Care. Snrinlder MRS. CLEAN MAKES IT OFFICE. INDUSTRIAL. Paint ing_ INTI EXT. ~••••••••••••••••• ALEPXPINEETRRTSEE Add1llon1, l I& 2 s ty. " "GLEEM. Bach. apl.S, & REST A U RANT & · ao.11111~11•P~1• no job tO<I Cnatn-e C'AtWU\11 Ltt u. ltltcben Ir be ~modtli.. rt!PIJt, prune trees. cut homes. Carpel & uphol. H01(E C L EA NI N G . Neat, honest: ,reas .. 12 Pat.loe. bride nr. covers, Trin:uninl pruning top-s ma ·" P , bl lllna makt your f'vl'nl very 9'1$0282 l.reel!l. remodel gardens. cleanin g. 5"9·9372 : Refs Lactbonde dllns yrs. up. Lied. Dave decldng.cstmrrptc 's.40 ping 4' 'remov'als . .. ..._.S.0.'1• ~ery al)ee1al From ln 8Ktrk.t____ 8yrH1tP SS6-4:il8 !tiS-~ 562·$166 964-lOO yrsexp.646-8444 TI4-897--0840.Llc/ins . .. AF",.._._, Vllart.)Uon d~ll'Tnhtor.: I 0 ... , .. ·~1c" n-1 ·~-~ Pain•'Ag •. P•""'n'ng . 26 ~,.~ TypillgSemce _.. · ~ , ~....... .. at t' ••••••••••••••• •• •••• •• ., ~· ....... cleanmg & ma int. .._ ..... "' "" .--wr-- •-••••••••••••••••••• w v..o ' .J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fl yrs Harbor area. St. Lie. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"-t·r. ""'-..... '"'~t •n" t<ddll7er11. 4 V7 ·30!1~. l::LJ:X.'TRICIAN Pnced sel'Vlce oor waxing. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l83281 Refs 642·2356 . ·-•••••••••••••••••••• -.,_ .. " .-. ... ..., ~ " ~ ~ ngbt rree Hhm•tc on •MR. FIXIT• oven, carpet3, windows Let Us Install a NEW · Neal patches&textures Low C'O&l typing of Iden· sbe Jobs. Call Allan or --lar&l'Or 11mal1Jobs Carpentor . painllng etc. Spec. homes/a~ts/ La nd sc ape or lnt. Paint & wallpaper. At.EEEST. 893-1439 lical original letters on Tony. 846-*M.9 C.....t/Co..c,..... Li~~ 67J-~ Reas ratei. 15 yrs an oles & vacancies. ast RF.JUVENATE Tbe Old Qua I. work. r eas. pr. PATCH P~TERING your l~rhead. Free in· Remodel, re p•lr, 1&eo ••••••••••••••••••••••• H ......... _....lll..._.-'c--area.548·1752 service Ver y com One. St. Contr La c Freeest.Steve.S.7·4281 Al l t y p es . Fr ee fo.Karin.'151.-&3 carpe ntry . o ld ti me Foundu\ioni;, rcta1n1n1t _.-u ~Tn pelil1ve lo pnces. Ins. 13&Ml9. Call 645-6716 craftsmanship 16 Y"' in Wll!ls. blol•ks. patios 64S-&974 LOWCOST HAUL, ~-0105 -Flneexter Painting by R esumates.Call538·7113 WlftdowCle•l119 ~ ...... U "'d. Mr l'alom l.ic d 536-5013, ~ 4309 E.-,1..--CL£AN. REPAIR. European Landscaper Stnor St. IJc .. ins. Try . ••••••••••••••••••••••• --... ·~ • PAI NT 550-2352 f'o r ex c e 11 e n c e 1 n Top work Fair pn ce. me 8J6.5SSS24 hrs Plaster patching & paint· ~ do h bo. 962-8314 _ Complete t·oncretc Job OR ••••··~··•••••••••••••• ---housecleaning. Cleaning Refs. 640-4871 dysievt>s. · ing. Rea!>onable rates. or c.lean win . ws, 34 r t r MOWln"· E·dfmg & H ......... Unlmtd. "·'6· ""26 ...,_P pa1.11t1'ng reasonabln F"""""'t 0""7198 service. comm I & resad. Compl renovtg. anl ext. :.e your orms, "8 \ll' " 1mN,...... '" "' ""' · • '" "''""'" ·'"'' · Freeest.Call847·1797 Cab l k C h mont'" RObs 6459926 Clean Up ob:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.. rates Available now ! ine ma g a r --" ---Dependable. Own Trans. nDIDN 'I Call Bl'U(e. 543.2045 p I a s le r Patch In g : . Re novating Sen1ceconcrete wor k by Ttw --Dale.8383150 tl O Mt:S & i\rTs . Refer .. H.B. Area Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plas t e r . s tu cco &J1m s House & Window ,645-3749 Starving C'olleJie St u Replpes, plumb. crpntry. 842-8625 Dorateo Bnckwork Small Jobs Up to 507. orr on labor. 1r drywall. Int/ext. t-'ree c I ea n I n g_. B u s I : -d c n t :, p n l 1 0 ~ Roon lll~. kil/ba remodel Newport . Cosla tt1esa &. you buy W.P rrom Dan est !>46-1641 Geor~e. ness/residentaal. 497·2l9ti C..,..Senlc• dnv~ways, s idewalks ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ lrvllle.675-3175eves Schwaru537·2004 aft6. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " Ceramic ta le. hrdwood. Selling anything with a Have something you want --------- CarpetMilld1rect.W 751'7799 --carpets & vinyls. Li e H.tdyManS•rvlc•. Da.iJyPilotClassifaedi\d Block.slumpstone.walls. Make your s hopp ing tosell"Class1riedadsdo Make your s hopping floors. qualJly installa· WANT ACTION? Cootr F.st. 1951 Install Gen. Repair. Reasonable is a simple matter . . . d ri V<.' s. p I a n le r s easier by using the Daily it well -Ca ll NOW. easier b u.c;ing the Daily UOn. Hart's ~.0435 Classtred Acb 642·5678 m 7 days 531·8440 rates. 642·9552. Just caJ1642·S678. 631·3588, 646·7649 Piiot Classified Ads. 642-5678. Pilot Classified Ads . ._..to S..... 4300 Office R...tal 4400 lftdultrial R...+al 4500 MaMy to Lo. 5025 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lod&Fomcl 5300 Personals 5350 HelpW..ted 7100 HttpW..t.cr 7100HelpW..ted 7100 ....................... ......•.•.........•••.. ....................... .....••......•.......•. ...................... . Career girl needs resp,--------• Li\GUNi\ HILLS-two ad· clean rmmal~ to s hare N'EWPORT CENTER jac 5000 sq ft M·l units, 2Br apt. Mature person THE EXECUTIVE new bldg. A 1C orrc. only. Keri 640·5668 aft _ , SUITE fronts on Moulton. n r 5::.1 PM Spac~ Avail. 640.5470 ~~r. ~~~ lease by FemaJewa.nted...shr 2 Br ~~~~~~~~~l;;-;::;;-;:;-11r;;;d-;~~~ furn apt w/Male. Cheap. Airport n p roperty {NEED .l {MONEY 557_2565 NEWPORT CENTER 5400 sq. ft. Cal owner. EXEC sums 557·5707: 833 3693 • M /F. 30-50. Oakwood OCEANVIEWS 4000&8000sqrt S24 7 .'50 in c I u t 11. FROM $200/Mo. w lSthSl, Npt Bch. CRB>l'T NO 54S-U70/645-5771 Newport Re4JNCY 2131433.0941 PROILEM FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 LIHDA & VICKI CMc.all Mos~ For Tht f1lft of It! SCrYlllg all Orange Co 835-7313 COUMTRY GIRL •ESCORTS* 24 Hrs. 957·8474 APT"'1ANAGER For 55 units 1n Costa Mesa Exper'd couplo Husband must h a\ 1: maUlt exp. wire bkkpj1 exp Call 642-50i3 or 12131865-3851 APT MANAG·ER Mature semi-retired cou- ple to manage 16 adult un1ls an Cos ta Mesa 957.m2. Automotive Barmaid, P IT weekends. Lotperson Cos t a Me s a a r ea . Clean up new & used _5.S9-_S560 __ a_r_t _6:_30_P_M_. __ _ cars Good workin~ con· d.tlloru.. overtime avo1la · ble Apply Lo manager. 1.-widl Datsun 33375Caman0Cap1strano San J uan Captstrano BEAUTICIAN Wll•~o ll owi n g f or Newporter Inn 540-8582 or644-0661 Beauty; Licensed lnstruc- Auto Paris tor m beauty school. Xlnt .. ...c"-salary & benefits. Call --· J 962-88.11 Room for rent $140. Share Corp. s F d 1 2Rd & 3rd TD lo9K Rm $108. Non·smkr. 644-7110 800 q t. 10 ustraa 547.54 02 Easy bike to bch (NB>. ::ac~. ~es.~ffr· xlnl Lost or Found a pet? Call Ani mal Assista n ce League. 537·2273, no ree. •FOXY LADY* OlITCALL ONLY •972-1138• Well groomed rem ale --------- Apt. Mangr. 15 U .. San over 11! w lgood dnving Beauty salon needs P IT Clement1:. Curt. record. Costa Mesa a rea. recepbor\lSl & customer First/ last + s m dep. C.OSta Mesa 3 rms. 660 s /f. auon. __ . ___ eo:::= t~s 64&9917/7S2·1780. carpet, drapes. sub lease StcM oge 4550 •--------- Lost Irv area Blk shrt hair ---------835-3700 Call Bob. 556·2500 for in· services. Must be pro· "a' 9u. ~ old 4/2/79 terVlew appl. ressiona I./ Count e r R.e';..ard 768.rsn·. · El • ..,..~ ~SEMBLERS person. Or. Cty a11'J)Ort May 1st. $300. 979·0211 ••••••••••••••••••••• • • Fem. nnmte to shr house . ~., . wtsa.me in Irvine area. Cl.lstom space. cpt d. A/C. 1n arehouse Space .. 3500 s~ SOOK l 20 II RE ,,..,...._.. AUTO TRANS R&R area. Call for appt. 0 m · · · FBU'nd : Male Golden ••••••••••••••••••••••• Light mccb. assembly MAN·Exper . preferred 833-0304 644-4100 9.5 Til W. 19th St. CM. S17S. ft.. $600/mo. Irvine. 12 ------·--· --644-en7&837-3844 dr, sprinklers. 20· cea l· Develop. Construct & Retriever N.B. Animal JobsW.ted, 7075 reqwnng good manual MUST HAVE OWN 1---------take out. Inventory, re· d t t E ceivables fin. Bus ex-S h e I t e r ....................... ex eri Y· xpe riencc TOOLS.548·2288. -....YO,.rator Roommate, Fem. to shr ings. Avail 'tll August 15. Dana Pt apt. Ocean side PIUMILOCATIOM ~-1121 d U b k bl 644-3656/548-2153. Reliable Couple preferred but wall train· 3 BABYSl ...... ER . needed •bbist.ant. for busy salon pan . n an a e our ---------M D Instruments . 15542 • • "'""" spedalty. 547-5737. Don FOUND: Siamese Cal. in Night OHace a an -Chemic al Lane. H.B. for I year old. Mother XJnt training program ol hwy. $150 Incl util. ON WATER. Available •--------- 486-TS64 Cor professional or retail RV PARKING ---------•offices. Total of 3000 sq $25.MOMTHLY Bnan. Costa Mesa 546-7308: tenance840-2257 894·5351 worts nights. Hr. vary Good opportun!lY for ad 963·3976 Will babysit for working ---------from7p.m. to2·30a m . or vanceme nl. R ichard fw•..t smaller units. Dnve by boal. camper or extra k-.1 4350 ft.. Can be divided inlo Fenced storage for your M 0 N E y mothers. 645.35il Ask Assembling-Auto accc·~ ovenught if more conve· Oue llette Sa Ion .. 200 Found slender package forCandy NeedC'd 1mml·d1all'ly. nient My homeor yours. Newport Center Dnvc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21633 W. Coast Hw y, NB, car. t'o r 1nro . cal I nr. Homesilk sbop. CM. FIT or PIT. Call any Npt. Bch or CdM. Call Newport Beach. CaH & identify 548-8652 tune. 646-1.234 7S9·1294 artns. o~ Ion h Storaae Rental $35/mo. lben c all Agent a t 848-3133. FOR "'NY single e n closed. 1405 631-1400 •---------A Huntington St.. H.B. OUTSIDE STORAGE REASON bef9am or art Spm. Help Wanted 71 OO . ---------co:auty sa as station ••••••••••••••••••••••• Asstslant office manager BABYSrTTER . mature avail for rent. Operator Peggy,960-4392. OffiuToS.._.. Trailers. boats, etc.Neill FAC'T APPROVAL SSO REWARD Los t . al auto dealership Must occas. even & wknds'. wlfollowing. 548·6647 Cockat1el while w/ grey ACC<>unting Clerk Mu!.l bl' familiar with a ll M ho O l 1 inCoronadel Mar. Neon: 531·3374 ('\;) Newport Cr est sing le Call644·8494 ----$SK to $250K on wings. Vic. Santa Ana have at' co u n t 1 n g phases of a utomobile ac-· Y me. wn rans. Beer barmaid. nights, full Ave. & Flower. c M knowledge. accurate counting Salary com · ctuld. 675-0I02. t 1 m e. r e 11 ab I e garage. Secured. S3S mo. Retwfab Wanted 4600 SECURE BY 2ND TD 67>8111: 548·7813 740 Sq. Fl. 44• per sq. rt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ONTiiE INCREASED Chi Id he a r t bro k c n typist. 10 key & posun~ mensur ate w 1th "'x . Banking 496-9033/496-5476 646-2705or548-t526 mactune exp. Mon f''ra, penencc. Xlnt company HEW ACCOUNTS BKKPRtSECY/RECEPT $3216.mo.Loc:ated offtheResponsible working E OF OUR lcar garage.No.end.$4-0 405 Frwy nr. Crown wri te r se'e k s o n e VA LU y mo.•""...,., C 1 Valley. Avail May tsl. bedroom cottage in HOME SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS S.S. 893-24.21. Gladys or benerlts. COUNSB.OR Sal comme ns u.ratc Darlene ~Mr. Spotts F T BARWICK IM PORTS For our South Coast wlexp. 1 64S-4066 . ...,, ........ 1 e este 831·3366 Corooa del Mar or Costa CA.LL Single garage. $4-0. Sare & Medical unit swt.able for Mesa. Quietness esst'n· NEWPORT PACIFIC Ac-counting Clerk net:'ded ror Newport Beach Travel Co S600 Pl'r mo 645-9800 33375CaminoCapa!>lrano Plaza office. Expenencc SanJuanCap1:.trano prefer red. Call Ralph IKPR/ ACCTNG Clerk. non smoker . type 50 wpm . used 10 key ad· dcr. omcc near Harbor Blvd. & San Diego Fwy. CM Call [)(ln, Mon-Fri. 9-2PM. &l().2500 secure. 731 w. 18th St.. weght control. Reasona· tial Write Class1r1e<1 Ad FUNDING C.M. 673-7787. ble rent. 548-2103 it200. Daily Pilot. P O Licensed Broker Box 1560, Costa Mesa Clot.he -Sadly - Broil -Mantel - 831-1375 493.3375 Kmrungs al 540-4066, 3333 BnstolSt C M Office a..tae 440' Elegant offices. 800 sq. ft 92162&. 955-1055 I OFC I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt Newport location. 675-5535 CRESJ O ..... THE 645-2lll. Double car garage in " Costa Mesa area. MaMy Wanted 5030 W _.TERI PROFISSIONAL 646-7876 1>vcn~~~ ••••••• •••••• •••• ••• •• • DOLLARS Acrountin~ clerk. 10·key. Llt.c statistical lyprnj?. l'X cell pay & b~ncl its il417S2·0.i72 ACCOUNTING CLK ATTRACTIVE GIRL A • OfftCE SUITE ..._. /11t•Ht/ Wanted Private Party PLUSH SUITES HUNTINGTON BEACll ~e 2nd. Trust deed money. 350tol300sq. ft. Central loc. orr Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• High equity on Laguna F_.•Hc Vlew1 Blvd on Main St. 940 sq a.illni Prop. $40,000. 5 yr. or Wet Bars ft. .. fully . improved. Two OpporiuNty 5005 less 494-9876 Where will at end? F1rsl . J apan made ra dios cheaper. Then Japan made TV sets l'hcapcr Then Japan made automobiles cheaper. And now Japan is mak· mg DOLLARS cheaper lo model for and1v1dual. Great compensation fo r occasional sessions at nex1blt.• ta mes. & you Process invoices. handle select the clothes & type mail. htc typing. ai.s 1st or modeling tha t you with accounting duties. would m ost e A1j oy lrvmi:__E_O E 54,? 7639 _ Modehng 1s strictly for Los l . S m I Go Iden ACCOUNTING CLER!' run bul the girl selected Retriever pup. nr M St. full ltm£•, al·curatt' l~ p must be Vt'ry c1llral'l I\ c Lido M.W.a exec. offices. workroom ........................ ~s. Tmt yua-staff area f~r 3.4 emplys GOALSJOOO MO DMdS 5035 --r plus reception. Ill & . Newport 675·8662 Jan. incl. New & ready Bwld ~ 2nd business. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NB. 675-8521, 646-2385 ing. good salary. xlnt Co & ~oph1sl1cated No ex pen~nt•c I!> nl'<'essa ry & F'ound 4 · I I . mal e be n efit!> Ap1JI) in generous pay makes tht~ •CDMSUrrES• PresUgiou.'I 3 desk s pace ql.iet office suite. plush surroundings in old CdM charm, cenlrally located with beautiful large sun· ny sundeck, oceanside or Coast Hwy. Will make great corp. office. 560 sq ft.. Only $395/mo. for occupancy. z weeks Spare lime. Invest $75. rree. $675 Imo. 640-6.S94 or 642·8223 LOWEST Australian /Shepherd I person. Laursen Photo mtereslante & profitable 1-A--..tR_._· C o I I 1 e m i x . Lab. 1641 Reynolds Ave., Pie~ write descnbing 11iE MAJ!" OFFICE 1J YOU ARE looking for l~MainSt. H.B. more than just a 1Jv1ng. _............ ~ Blk/whttgrey. No tags. Irvine <off Red Hill & yourself lo Classified Ad htT.D.'1. oho Hunt. Bch. Ca.11 848-8626 MacArthur) 11406, Daily Pilot. P O For info call 847 ·5338 call 536-4436 or 536·2836. Betwn. Sp.m. & 7p.m. ZRdT.D.Lomts. Found Blue Pt. Persian ---------t Box 1560, Costa Mesa IUCH FROHT Fairest Termsslnce 1949 Siamese. 8mo-l.)'r. old. Acctg Bkkpng92626 --------- aoaas REAL TY 675-231 I S~n Clemente. Superb Ambitious Couple wanl· Saltl9rMtg. Co. 638-9973. TEMPORARY View. 27~sq. fl. eac". ing to supplement in· 642-2171 545·0611 Register today to work Two avail. S300/morL come on a part lime Found: Whippe t male oo various accounting & 1~1720 buiscall675-3083 ~ AVAii.AiLE young. Vic. Westside bookkeep ing a ssign 2NDTD AND C.M. Call Molly 642·477o ments. Work close to Harbor-Baker No. C. M. •CLOTHING SWING LOANS... FOUND: Fem. Arghan 7.9 YoW' home. Acctg clerks. 442sq.ft.S221 LADIES• INTER~TONLV OR mos. Vic. Bake r & bookkeepers. a ccoun A/C~~,~~·~1 inc N.B. faahion outlet. Best FULL~R~!~TlZED... Fairview. 540-0133. tants are needed thruout SCJC>.lZiOsq ft. looking over Mt-1.386: 540-2200 locat.ion. S14m. F.P Inc· RE _._ ""' Orange County. Call us La1una. unde rground ~ It__._. ..,. 450 stk·fix. 644-2431 · · B • .,..er. t .... 7 Fouod: Mixed Siamese. ror more information. parkin&, New carpet, ~• .... .. For SaJe $13.000 2nd TD. ~ari°~~~~~~es. Robert Hall's AUTOMOTIVE CAREER POSITIONS NOW AVAii.AiLE •MECHANICS •INSTALLERS •SALES PEOPLE drapes"J,alot .. air cood. ! ....................... New Business Opportunl· 15% discount. Call Al. aceou11t11ftps ~U. ·5870 Forstore6c4ice•PJCeat ty. Bellinyoulr owtnalbosltbast. 831-2222. .,,ound: Blke.CdM. 2333N0Broadw11y Excellentstartingsalary --------. ---1 reasonable rates. ~ ves men . . ---------identify. lJ3>0. Coldwell Banker and working conditions Ofi'FICE apace available SOOteSOOOS.Ft is req. for exciting $60,000 644-7183 Bldg.,SantaAne wilhopportumties for ad· at 178.f'1~at,h ~lvt MESA VERDE bR • ~:!,~iales:~d~tlt~t U.5% YIELD. 36 mos.. 5~52 17141135·4 I 03 van~ment. near a 10 uo · PLAZA ...,... 1 · 2nd TD on luxury re· p••"••ICIMls••••••••••••••••~ •• u. ---------i i.ncton Beach. $50 per 11,_ u V rd E C M ncss. 540-2505 (Mfr ) ., ....... _ ,_ CdM ""'Aan moath. Phone message ......, ... esa e e • · · ~"" u 1 • ~.. • aervice SJO per monlh. 545-4123 Women's Specialty Shop. canyon community . RELAXING MASSAGE dealt SS per moolh. Daily , Xlnt location, 18 yrs est Sll0,000 Equity. Pn v prty BobJames-Lic Masseur Actresln-Actors Pilot office Phone Newport Mariner a Mlle. NB/CM area. 548-1398 675-31.S51 __ <Xi_c_al_l9_-9.....;.,_494_·5_1l_l_ WA.MTID MOW IGC1 m Modem502sqf\stor eor 'S.A.M." IS now lo-ut. · office. 2831).C Avon. LOW llnulHallf MOHIY WAHTID MICHELLE'S ter vlewin g those in· ~ 1Uit.e avail in reot.213/477-7001 OfT.1.lllilty 5015 !!,i000vat~_!!,~tyT ~ee:s •Otltcall• terested in a prof. career ~ Mn olfc bldg. Nr For L'"'ate. R ET .. 1 L '".................... -· IOC'.VUU • • n 11AM·2AM 835·3749 in movies, TV & TV com· OC _,_ Recept " "' n her owner/occupied 'als N · · ... ...,. ... Sec SHOP. 2640 Avon. Sl. lmeltoneamS03ofpro-Irvine home . Value P REGNANT? Caring, merci · 0 exp. nee. ~ w . PY H ".1 = Bch. 932 sq ft.. flt. A successful builder '14S,000.833-M5l.dy. conftdeotialcounsellng & sm ree. Call 633-2233 ext .,... rm. *· IN cau exposure. 558-8723 leells funds, S18,000 per 95. =-. bo111e . S hort t e rm , 15 lstMoht relerral. AborUoo. adop. --------•I t\111 tame employees rr· ceive hosp1talizat1on in· 1urance lire Insurance and pension fund. We will be mterviewing on Monday April 16th. at the following address a nd tunes: l531JS Harbor Blvd Ji\lllerton, CA 1 :J0.11 :30 lllO.Jl'REERENT l Br bouae ioned comm'I secured. Mr. Gordon . ,_S. ~~· 547_2563 Z10-MO sq. ft. officea. ~J1:!.t::~ C: -~---· -----Hieb return dl1count Amway Distr. wanted. l.20ElstSlreet J'rom SIG. Ind. uW. 711 dem up SZ50 mo 24&2V. .... ,..... not.e1. auaranteed In· Sl.allwl .... , W.11t111t.•an. Newpor.t Blvd,.Coita Wmlld SOZO come.Beatreturnfoum lll&S.EICamlnoReal 8ild9 oftlee tlDr ,._ Delll' ..... ....,, -••••••••••••••••••• lnveator. Che1ter F . Sin Clemente; P'\IUy Uc. o.C. A1rport '140 per Wanted: Pay cash for Sall1bury II, owner. __ For_A....;ppt~-·•-·_72116 __ mo. a..,ttSecnitarial 11'0IROMT your equity ln home. car, NN'155. Man 43 want.a to meet ..W:.avall.54CM402 KarborBlvd.,prlmeJoc., boat, land. P ho n e •'51111•_1-••;;t•/llll/ women afternoon• a Colla lleu.. 1450 SQ. ft . .-..... ·-·--evenl.Daa for friendship EJetaat omcea • llOl MI011o.Brobrln-t700 •-,_-~-.--,---11-and-a nd ihte1 . Write start now s uper earn· Santa Ana. CA lap. Call 988-6495 9.4 1 :30-3:00 weekdays. 15221 Beach Blvd ......... Service Westminster. CA P BX operators ror a 3:30-5:00 tele phone ans we ring servtce experienced or EQ1••l ~un1ty will train. Full lime or &a;pk:).;'M/F part lime slllft.s avaJla·l•--••----•1 TELLER To work Saturdays on ly in our Costa Mesa ofhre Call George Wagner al 54ti·2300. 2700 Harbor Boats Blvd C M C A N V A S S F I T · Calif. F.deral TER1Upholsterer. exp prer but not nee. Blinn & S~inc)s & Loan Young. 645·22'17 __ An Equal Opportunity E I e MI F BOOKKEEPER Pa rt --mp oy r ·" lime. Accountants office. BAl'iKING Crt'd1l checker Ca ll 646·95629·5. . m1m1num I yr t'X · --------- penence. Recept1on1st IOOt<KEEPER F/C dull~ & Ul>C or TRW F.xper F c; bkkpr needed Typing requd. Call for PIT for Npt Bch dres!'> appt Westlands Ba nk . shop. mu!lt be capable or 979-4600 E.0 ~ ma1nt hk~ & record~ Banking I M ffMt TB.l.ER: w /li lt l e o r n o ~uperv1s1on 20·30 hrs per wee k . hrs fl e x i ble . Salary commens urate w/exper . Xlnt frin ge benefits. Apply in person at· Coyne & Clark Ac· countants. 234 E 17th St. Swte JO'l. C. M. 2Pst ..... TELLERS &peritttee pret.rred. X... opportunity at locd s&L Offlcff Ml Newport & Lag1111a leach . Mature•--------- ,.. am Ible person de-loddl11p1r F/Cltg. 50 Small S.A. mnfg. exper. sirecl. Mnt type & maturity req. SaJary wpM. For appt. call SlOOO . mo. Call Mr. Mrs. J er••, Sa d .. ,_Sc_hl_'l_l._S46-63SS ___ . __ _ dleback Sa•l119s. •IOOIUCEIPBS: 759·0111. AUTOMOTIVE! Banlung SOUTHWEST BANK MI SS I ON V I EJO BRANCH requires 2 parl time tellers & fulJ time book· keeper. Call ror appt. Kesaie 495-6600. E.0 . E. Chevy dealer will add of· nee clerks for light book· keeping. typing. Will lrain in auto. accountinf(. OMV. I nte r esllo g. pleasant s urroundings, good pay. OpJ>. for ad· vancement. See Office MKJ: .... Rapidly Growing S & Las HOWARD C.....•t looking ror an individ ual Dove 6 Quail Sta. to rm supply • prinllog NEWPORT BEACH re q u I s I ti o n a for ll~ Alll bran c h es I de p t s ·1----------- Generat.e prlnUDI work BUS DR I V E RS · f or orders, request aiapptiet ad9ool. 18835 Brookbun\., al all •tock Items~-any ftnV1y.Call913r7131. otherdutie9 related. Xlnt•----------advaace~Y· Gd ,. ~I: its. Qoa. 2-:=.~rH St.IS: ~3:U.1 1 all·around rou1 b " Svp •Loan ftnAlb mu. alto 1 Pd 4001 M•cArt!!ur0 eE1vc1 ,, ~M~ : l:e. :r.i:.i j NB. meo. .... · · m Mk ror Maril. Nwwpat Blvd. • wn:wH or ama Claulfied Ad1J403. The MJ.21ll 2 Vacancl" downtown medium partne rahlpt -.... ••••••••••••••• Dal' .. Pilot. Box 1560, a.&blatoa leaeb. zio nowfonntnt. Barf)'St.ar a.ta,_.. IJOO IJ MDPOltTB&ACHlorl Main It. Mini mall. Realt.Y_.. _ ...... ••••••••••••• ODltaMesa.Callf.92826 ce.w/ne.ltate.a.rea. •im. tol.om SOZI Found: watch on Lido Pllysicalmaua1e byUc'd ble. Days. a flern oon · jmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l! 11 IAV evenln1s or grave yard. • -,J Must be able to work t '1 atf,OU Pl1 fOf' some weekends. Typinc Topl~~euage d0cl&19dlDtbe t C::-:~....O:U Sllop for ltue, hlab ~!:!1 ................. llJe.C.11: maue ur tecbnlclan. 7MmNll0"9ut,.. ....... abopptnt etnter. P9nonal Bulhtla" Vee· fTW551 Appt.3-IPN. s..•n ----------H.B. IOO •Cl tt avail. lure loao1, $2 ,000 to Loat black 6 white Information Deeded re: Olll db •• uW pd. ....._ '-Olttaet Cheryl M.000.000. R a ndo lph ._.. HuU,y. , ... Vlc. doe b6te oo 4-4. front ol N:.. .... pq. Fr SUS. 0...... or Rick Strack Nesb itt, btwn 5-1, luabard/AJJce/Talbart. Lquna Lido Apt.a. Con· -·Ne lat Nqd. ITMIOO <JIJ) 4llMIZ27 5t4-._ --tatt Ricky Coe. 873-9418. ., , . JO wpm. reqwred. Many ~ 1•• ·y ... OT co. benefits available. l'Mdlnl P"bbc, ~ r .. Pleele c.aU Mon· Fri. phone mYICI Faallloa Is land area: Dall)' Pik>t amc'l'OIY 64Q.. l '191 ClaMilled, M2·M78 DO IT MOW I Coste M ua area : 642-M71 673-llME.O.E. 1---------------- • ... ••• ... ! .. "' !.. ,. . ... .. I ~ . .. •II II I.: I I ' • t i' I • I I :;~~ ........ iiiiiii:-~~~;;;~;;;;;..~~~=~'-~~· April=:=;,:1::3~. !l''~"?. !!~.,.!~ ..... ?!~ ~!~ ...... ~!4! !~.!!~;.~ ..... ?!!! !!~~.!~ ... ?!. ~'!~.·! .. :.;;.: .. ~.~.~-·-~.r~~t!~~~-~~! 71 W r ~ ..... ?~~ '=."'l .t..:~= At~~:.~~ure 0=.'b~·Y=·= ~.:':S'Ti-3.fpr, ~U!!~l:.' ... NI lledltal lab C11M•W..... wek'o"•· Inell. op· womu H•d•d for """" ... have aooct -.Prt. Call llr au.,. •·1199 = .... Ira& olc NHP· ..... __.,le &naa .. au&o F/Umt Couuelor po1 ................ l ln mfar .,... ..... ""at .... , IO llrw lo-wk ............ A8Gb 1111 ........... Npt kb. cau la C.M. Sal..,. UIOlla·'--------•ll•hl ............. ,_ ... ~_._ ....... .... ----~;...;..;;.;;.;__1 WPll. chenilied r::i· ... ~.~meat Ntwpoftll.Cll.-oi'l-..... bltPbf«allPl.la·lt .. '::'-~~ ..... --: .. ra: ....... r1=·~-.... ~~9:~ ~~ ...._111 .. lte =:HI. AutomoUve ~DISJON~R11 Oenenl orrlu·Boat s.aari eommen.ura&e r'&.~. w,· 1c11 :•.:.....;:IC ......... ,. W ·MU, llli*w....., time .::--•l'f. u • ~.lull OC' part w/lkilla 6 eaper1nce. _... M.: •~~&.0.1:. ...a.a..-...... DllWWJ p/Ume AM. LA ~Ad':~. i.~: time. XIDl world., concl. tome bookk .. pln1 . ....., ~ Tbt lu .. ...__..._ ____ _ --------· ,. ll • t l tl Thnel dellv. •100 per ~·~·. P .O. Boa ... 1. °" lM P..U..u&a. cau .... I---. 2 1 N. ,. ___ , ... eld. ..... C&lllCM. .t .. '•-•:' -.:-,:; Wffk. Llll&H ... c:b. ~ ...... ca .... ~ fortppt.IJ&.m• LEGAL SECRETARY H:;:t:,..a.Mta--AllQl& ... IMW. !11'1111--~-.. " c-e.-P'iuD· ....-..~ ........ : ...... GIRL F RIDAY . Boat TRAINEE·H.B. Part· KOura fl•at•a.. UH ~:,.!::: i:;,~tJ:., _,...,.,aawd.C M. Dental • leepetlonlat, '=..~JM'~ top W, crita&edClffie.wdl1lrl Ume. qualUlcaUona: MAN::~= N•;r:rt 8IM. C.•. lor ,..._ .. , poekion. ~~~al;Alr~lt~ Sal ary d~pen~:~o •dtlt _,ood a a lea Med t.YP6ni Kill• as de· :_ ADply !it!, tam • CAIHllA. w/u-, IOI' ,._. ...... 6 l1NI COOll --"I'-••-a ~. Good typln1 W.loliui. 531-7515. OoUci. C'aDcly 2'70 E nui Mk~: ---.. 1 ll r akill• r-•ar.4 lint .!!llt Jkh, • ,._ n;a._.~ AiU., boOl&ketPln1 ex· ... C.. · DMt • able to worll ,. ... re• r.aao, ... • f!ll,peri•c. DettHary. per., OOMClenctloui 7 hr. Le aJ .,__ 5 -. ·•· ••*_. 'l'lle IDll Al tWr .... South Coat ~~· CODd •• '° ~lapenonto ~h•ilr otnce•••l•t•a•npetriwenlt~ POOD day. N·t moker pre· I ~retaey.. aata ..... DARIN CHIN ..... I ----nt N Coeat Plua ....... /t.ime,toa --oftend. PIHM . " .. Sad I h h d .r--.....1 .. ~ ... -r Ana. Sole Practatiofter. COOK_.. r.o ... ~~! ____ .__ t.ad carol Littmaa, I CllllliM't....-odor•PP· Jilli'°"" I aome .front office H • ;,__.~~~~a:~ a~:• n! TiN171 --·0 eve. Good general back· ,w/atleaat2yrea·,_""""'......;...~·...;..•--...;;.--------- •PPl . btwo l ·U . •• l.Ydalbt4 ~I'. ~11en~ S day WHk. barrier, UnJon. Excell. · o·ouncUJX1Dt1killllnl!ld per.'110mo.40hrwk.W -.a rro.t' ell* dertE llMm-lal ADP · ..... ~~ Newport Beach. t4140l mt!Ctical benefits. Apply Olrl Friday, run time Shorthand. No pressure. ~ J~~~~r:fvc:'' muat be HP.ritDetd: ....,.510...... o.ntal uat, hi qual er 11 monun,a only. no phone PQNUonhandlingvarloua Salary commensur ate C.M. <7l•>M2·71G " Apply RoJ rraaer or ~~ "" 1727.Llwwl.... br P'*C f:llP RDA 4 df cttJlll._•;IRanchoMarket. ornceproceduret•tome w/exp.-...zt. Juanita Prwley, San SBVICES Viti wk .. dbeft,NB••oan _ •~1tt>1u110r.Ntt ~r~:~1t40muai.. UQUORCLR .... -MAN1 cuR1 sT. 11 1v . a ...... ••· us w~ GM--'-ner. """·11 tlm•. no s Ni~· 10 30 •~· Elet new shop, nail care.1 ~D~pl~a~Dd~i•~·~----ltD Newport Cftattt Dr .. _. ru "' • : c .......... folJowlni pref'd. Call an •-UTOTrll IAllETS NPB Tl4-4t4.....,Ht.2$3 f'Mlp Cook Part DltfTALASSIST t>X~ri~nce neceu ary. G-R-1-A•T reta I exp nee:. Call 4P1n,714/673-8520,collecti-------- IU. ........ 10.0..Empklyer tJmt tuU Ume Apply In Newport/Lido aru. X· Apply I n p e r u n . SALIS JOI ·MOW 658-S882a1Upm. 2131122-4793. -rvnar -.. /F PfntOn. Oary'a IHU U» hay t\Xpr P /t lm e. 3 Newporter lnn. 1107 -.... UlllAl <>PeNna now •"a.Ila -------E Cout tlw.v CdM. ~.873 $4tiO JambQree Rd. N 8 . See _.._.. LYN'S Manic\aist needed for CM so1&1hl bJ Hollywood f0r full and part elm a .Eal AL -~ybtwn G>:t. K0.1';. GOOD PAY. GOOD Day shift ....,. .. _ ... r salon. Full or P IT . movie ftnn. --per C~on2ndand ~ty Cl•tlr wantt d OUNTt:R S AL.Es o.t Wl~mn•rhalt1el 11• --HOURS. GOOD CON· · -_,.. ac. 548-WT da)' pou. LookiDI for 11hlrl». No u perlenc Clencal po111Uon a vail• GI Lady. ror Ory lookl.na for houi..,wlv~I! ar Cmtral ornce. POX rC'· D I TI 0 NS . MANY XJnt working cond: 4' ---------outtoiD& 11-70 yr olds n..,uasary , w.-train bl• 1mml'dtaMy. Re Clt!..Un1 •tort In M • .t'*nta No u perience bet. MUil type" OIM)n\e FRINGE 8£NY.f"ITS. =llT~~j~~ ~M': MASSIUH want.lAI to break into su.rt at SS. ~r hour . ad qlll,.... I yr. tlerm al f'x S.S.8Ml. Pa1&I net •nry. Put tlm., lO key addc". Conta ct fAST OHOWING COM· For busy beauty salon IJ> moriea. (714) 535-e120, VaMelM'nt ()pp(>rtun1t PMtntt 40wpmtyp1na T IW\Ch e1nployment. 3 $ Mn.. Hauser Ill Connell PANY PROMOT~S &e350S ... E.O.E. Newport Beach. Full or at ... VIDEOCASTING lormaoqt'mf'ftt ~.lt 132$ fO bt·wu lrly, to o upl u w a ntt1 d t o days ptor w~k Flcxlblf' GlM!vrolet. 2128 Harbor PROM WITHIN. TRAIN M A C ·H I N E part time. R icha rd SDVICE. (now in 4t.b to U so per h our I aan.. m.ou1. ext 260 foe manqe •mall bWlln · •l'ht>dullnai U 2$ 11cr Blvd CM $46-1200 •· 0 R T 0 t• OPERATORS. tape slit· Oue llette Salon. 200 year). 1jualilM!ld fOI' moro In appt. Oraoae County M\&$l ~Y m~llna IM"C> hour 250 S 8r1stol. C M. ~ OFFtCI M A N A 0 E M J:: N T Unic &. die cutting. Full Newf1ort Ceoter Drive.I•-------• rormatlon call th Harbo r MunH •P•I C':·WOC'i.l.nltoiit'ther .lt Next to Ward & lltar· Necdbri ht bl • S TART S ·'IM · time , Ellperlen c e N.8. Need..i-.aautlad.ylobe ~I Ortitto Cowt. E 0 E pt! wllllna \() flt!Mrn1 l"lni\on ~7 ~ ""'lh"•ia'•ll,: ~rsonr .. l~•bcl.: M t; 0 I A T t; I. Y ' · he Ip I u I. bu 't not .-lJf.22 1.amPJ<)nStrttt leau nt pro •t•b fl "" -" • ~ •· ... K t; Y H O A It o ncceaur1 . Advance· MATEJUALHANDLING recept., amwer phone, Oarden0rove,S3HMO ,.._ CL•teAL "'°"'·Ptr,963-Tm DRAFTSMAN f>:~.~~ijlgr~:.'n~0~nd t;X t• •: K 11': N C E mmtpou1b1Ut1es wath a PartsStockperson dot~g,65wpmfora Equal()ppor Employt'r "'9pa1Me person for omce CUSTODI .&N F.k'<"ln col trainet" or i:x· t)'l>Ull. Telex txpt.'r1cnct1 llY.LPPUI. WY. lt/\VJ:: YOWll aaares1tve com. Experience desired not smal growing Co. in position reqwnng phon., ,.. per In. bldg anduiilry. a + but wlll truln OOU OWN 1'H/\JNING pany. Mak! or Female. required. Will train. C.M. For interview CHAUflFIUa tpi::.~lhs~Jud~·eJ1~ ~~~lfm'!i. ·~~l~ ~~u~c;: ~:St"'a"l'~k r~~~ At~1ffs ~:i~'!~ulf'~~wl~~~~~~l.1; ~tf1~t'J'N~:Pt~·~~rgr. Call 7t4!7~M•l5. ~';.:1~af~~~1~f~Pb8a~~ ::::::. call Tanny, Ptestdent ol LA. ba · Dental Ins Fa bricated ca11Fted8312:1Wl :,.tG-9995 0 fl 0 A N S A r. fo; S MACHINIST · ay. Irvine. 540-7639. company 1s lookang ror Plast1t'S lnc. 815 W. llllh call Jan Yandull ~!>11-000I r••:Ol't.fo: CA I.I. AT lmm•«t op4.1n1ngs for E.O.E. ..WSPAPER professional eha uffcur, St.C.M.646·3279 CUSTODIAN URAP ERY ROOM wor~i General oltlct . MlllUr(• 0 N C ,.; Y 0 I< mo•·hlr\lst w pe rform AUTO preferable rcsid1n~ in '"'E...,IC L "'·II ttm'" Coronn d"I uJI phu11e11. exper or w1l self starter , nlc•inuinl JN'fl-:U Vll·:W OIW/\N proWtypc 11ncmbl11 or Medical Starr Sec'y & ltOUTI Orange Co. Must havP ....., " A M':.r. Mu11t ~ hurd ~urk· train. H-4 :30. Up LO $5 per telephone vole; typrnii •:x 'II AN C ,.; . :i'J' AN lir•• building m11chrncs. Med1·Cal biller. with lite Must Have: exc4.1llcnt rcferenct>s C09S ... PeNONMI ~r OOE. C.M. area. 50 wpm. Mon-fo~ra. ~ll NUNN 71<t /~.730'l He<i the aballly to se c retarial duti ~s . calif.Oriver'sLic. knowled ge o r L A. & A--.y mg w/ ref. <:all Mon 1-'rl. 642-ltK3. Jerrv S31-08tt 9 lo 5. op1.·ratc IBlhc. dnlf press. Capistrano By The Sea Insurance Orange county arens Hus lots 6' .. jobs uvuil 7141673'2268 9>-lliun. "~ llolrSl)'llKt 1wrfacf' l(rlndcrs . read Hospital. 496·5702 or Be l8)'l'S.orolder For mformat1on please w1manyfine.super com (,,Ustomer serv1ct>.w/exp ORIVE.RS.cross counlry. General Office . l1le lYP· St otlon11 for rt·nt n l hlut· prlntK & follow 8.11·1774 Smalleconomycar call Ms . Crawford , at panies and they're all lfrly wage+pror1t share. no spN·ta l lie rcqd. ing & bookkeeping. Ct.II lilflll'y llwlr "'11•hiont1 tn verbal 1ru.truct1ons. Two Medical Assista nt part You will be delivering 213/823-4253, Mon.-Fri Free! • Monffr1. S.9. 549-5045 MacG re!'or Yachts. 1631 Newport floor Covering 11.R Call lor d cta1h1, Lo thn.-.: years ex per. or time. front & back office newspapers for l"t to 2 between9&5. 540.6055 Oa 'h k' h --. Placenlia.C.M. for67S.1636 intervacw. 962-4747or004 21?$2; lradc school graduate expenence. Able to do hrs,7daysaweeJt Route eo. ... Pft"IOMel Y or n,g t ate en flOt!I· HAlfl STYLIST accept.able an heu of ex Veru puncture & inJec· makes around $300 a l.IOC'I. Apply In penJon bet. DllVBS G••ral Ofiflc• ._... $ S-&'Mott penence. Good pay & oom. Salary negot.1able. month. Great for stu· l'I lf>SJflfO Agewcy 3-S. Mon-•'rl. The An· Reliable, mature person . benefits. P~ase call or den "'-Ail 2790 Harbor, C.M. c 1 e n l M a r 1 n c r Men or women 25 yrs or able lo handle a variety 5411-2256 apply &M·l.88I tsandptoplewanting ADVERTISING ALL JOBS FRE E CoasResttaHura nNt 8. 2607 W. ~:~~: N~r~~t:';,v~~a:~ doffjobs irn busy D1v1siodn Haveopenin~ for 1 depen Personnel 0e1artment MEDICAL -Front office e~~tREGISTER wy, · ice o a state wa c dabl l" 5 d k "'M mrl I o•rl offa'c., full "'~"3008 . Clerk-Fast liquor & wine more . Orange Coast R E l l Fi T c. s "a y. ay w ,.. .,... · .... "'' _,.. '.'be Dally Pilot 18 seek· operation. Full tame Del.Ivery Person. for busy Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. · ' nves · rm ype High school wood shop IHCORPOIATED tame. ex per d es ired . --------- 111g ape~ to augment Mustbeexpenenced.495 Irvine tra vel agency. Herrmann. Fo untain 5.5wpm.call833-0996 exper.helpful.Will traan 37lS SunflowerAve. 640-S440 NURSE AIDE-Live-in ~Classified Advcrtas· E.17lh.St.C.M. Must have relrnble ans. Valley. <No or Slater GENERAL OF FIC I'; Laguna area . 4933117 Santa Ana 540.a900 ~s"-"'REL Relief.S37perday.car- 111g department ror tn· w k 5 h b N h & H S G aft. Sp m.; 493·113116 bel Eq I I f ...,_... """'""" 111g for elderly lady in side tele phone sa les Oerb or a pprox. rs etwn e w o p e · · rad. lO.key. type u.a opp.emp .m Salesmen needed. 10-4 Corona del Mar home. Classlried or telephone Pricing Ckmt needed full daily. M-F. Hrly wage & EuclJd> S.Swpm. post Ca:.h rcr . ll>-4. Mon/Sat. call Diane, a l Need loving person with s a I es ex p e r 1 e n c c time. Immediate opt!n mileage pd. 957-27oo. A / R · p rc pa re st a 1 l" Horse·Tramer MACHINIST Kra21e Katz. 964 ·2100 Nurse Aide experience . necessary. lngs. lull co. benefits . Delivery Man . 2t up good Dshwshr/Prep Cook. FIT. ments. genl ofr dutil':. En1dish/We:.tcrn Lave.in MILL HAND M/WIF. Tues lhru Fri. Call for REQUIREMENTS Call Ba lboa Mar ine. driving record.Quahfied S .C . Go lr c o u r s e Ablc toworkwcllw 11co Salary-com. 244·2218 or For proto·type machine appt.UPJOHNHEALTH INCLUDE: 549 -967 1 for a p p t. to handlefumature.42hr. Restaurant 492·2495. pie, S<t.02 hr. 30 hr wk . 338·1011. C ARE S ERVIC E S, Must type 45WPM <clec· E.O.E ... M/F/H. ~i. S3 2Sh C II Bell Mon lhru Thurs. 9· 1.30. shop in lhe Ulstrument Models E.0 .E. 752-0992. tnc> w.,.,... . r. a , Y ELECTRONIC ASSM. 6 call64&7733. for nppt Hotel dJv1s1on or the oil tool tn· W•ntedMw foces: Dependable betwn 9 & 11 a · m · · Mo exp Oa & •· llSKP'G PO HT ER for dustry. Working from Models· Male & Fema le. Nurse's Aide. Live-in for Good speakan ji?voicc CLERkS 642·2053. slufts.No re/G~~~; GENERAL OFC/P tt1 mc. pvt club. 5AM-J·30PM. bluepnnts. sketches & If yo ur r a ce h a s s troke woman. non· Pleasant personallly Come work temporary DELIVER Y·/\v atlable Paid weekly. Irvine ans phones. Sl'ht>dule ..-1t1me. Call for appt. verbal designs. directly cha r act e r . is hi g h smoker /dnnker. strong Salary commensur utc for u company who cares now. Top pay. good p /T area. service calls. apphanl'e 64S·5000ext 520 walh engmeenng. lo as· rastuon or looks hke the & under s la n ding' walh exnnrience + com· about you. Immediate hrs E 5 9 M F' . store. NB area. &16-2486 sist in new product de· 1ml next door. <.:a ll fo r an Pleasant surroundings. ,,.. . ves. . on· rt. Norrell 1•0TEL M/\ID velopment for wo rld f Need d Fr' 5 OOPM nussion. Excellent com· work-top pay. Ca II for 53HMUI .. a P po' n t m e n t o r a e • : to pany benefits. H you are appointment. Temporary Ser vices General Office Laguna Bch resort. 6 day wide well bore nav1~a· personal interview. You Sun 12 Noon . Ann b t & t t b 557 0061 DELIVERY MAH ...... 902 E 0 E F/T "CCTG CLERK wk. pd vacation & bonus lion eqwpment. Lathe could be modeling as 644-4666evcs a m 1 ious wan ° <' • '"'°" 1 · · · ,.. 40.• 1196 "X""r 1en...,. helpful for I k So ---------paid for your e ffort!> . wanted ror fur nit ure .,... "" ... ~ ~ ear Y as next wee ! please call for inter view· ~Q~ Off lC e • store. Prefe r ma rried. Eqwpment rental yard Hours 8am-5pm w /somc HOTEL NIGllT ~e vanety of proJects don't hl's1tatc. l'all now, MUISES AIDES Personnel Dept l local man who Is handy needs man for general overtime . Must be able Safary open. excellent ask for Hazel 3·11 :30. Country Club 642-4321, ex-1. 277 0 OVe r oad and knows the are a duties. 2075 Ha rbor Blvd. to operate a 10-key ad AUDITOR bener1ts package. E.O. E 631·5600 Conva lesce nt Ho me . "8 ...... GE CO •sy SaJa.ry. 5 day week. Call C.M. ding machine. Will tram 'ewporter Inn Xlnt Sc1enllric Drilhnl-'t Con· New York West 20362 Santa Ana Ave. '°""'" ,.. 1---------1 Apply at : benelats, 644·1700 Con trol. Corpor ate Head ModelJngAgcney CM.549-3061 DAILYPILOT Dlane forappt,art2pm E XP E RI ENCE D UTOTEM tact.RackX 516.£.0E -qu art e r s . Ne w por l 875W.16thSt.NB -U you'n> nOL reading the 548-5.518 GLAZER 2588 N Bl d Be h Call (7141 ss~ 9()51 Bargain shoppers read 330 W. Bay Street Uttle ads an Classified. I\ I . : C ewport v . HOUSBEEPERS kacr . ~t u II ,. ~1 ---------1 lhchtlleadsin Class1·r1·ed Costa Mesa · · · 1 f PP Y m person: • osla Mesa as or " r .... o or " 1 EqualOpportunlty you re ~lSSa.ng a. Ol 0 Havesomethingyouwa nt SanClementeGlass ORCALL C7 14l 642-7702 Full & P /T1 mc. Xlnt Adams. SEl.L idle items with a regularly. And they find Empfoycr nettsy anformat~~n as to sell? Clau afied ads do 1615 N. El Camino Real. For Appo1J1tment be n e r 1 t s . Ba Y v 1 c w Daily Pilot Classified Ad what they're looking for. we assomegrea uys. rt well.642-5678. S.C. 492-6191 Manor. 3SO W. Bay St. Attention Bosses Nolionol Secrett1rle11Joy /1 llpr/l 2S.1111 On Wednesday, April 25, 1979, the DAILY PILOT will publish a special page honoring Secretaries. This is a unique way to give your secretary the recogni- tion and thanks she or he deserves. b ,._.. '"'"' .:\;.-"t'-tu '!••I I til(C4 '"ju ~~C.i 1.'1 'fl' l\1t ~. \ ~If.\~ v..iusc ti.:-.:-,..,~ ~, ~i\y. 1.'V:o "1o~\ h1C' t"'-4\\ I l'I.~ ~'I"'""~ l'\"lf'. e "~ I ;,.,~";, ~., ~· 1\\1>"')\• ~'·· """' ~.\-); ,. ........... , .. .,...., W\"'• ""' lftt-•\• •.'t.\1\1 "";\•''~ ~tA \\~ '"·" "'"'!' .. ""-"":.~ ... -* """• This is the actual ad size. For best re~roductlon a clear black and white photo of any size can be used. Your message wlll accom-pany the picture 11 shown. If you chooee not to publish a pic- ture. f 111 the s~ace with your message. Yes, for only S20.00, you can publicly thank your 18Cretary before an audience of 350.000 readers. DAILY PILOT For more Information and to place your ad ca ll 642-5878. Deadline for reserving space is April 20th. I ...... --... --.. -... -.,,.. • r ' -... ..._ .. --,. __ ........ C.M. 642-3505 E 0 .E. House ke epe r S 1t l t.>r . perm 1tv.1n. flex hrs . newborn sta rt May I. R·B + $75 wk 968-0339. Housekeeper. p/l. N. 8 res1den~. xlnt working cond. gd pay. widower . no children. refcrt'nces. call 6424485 9am·5pm. ~ekcepcr. P/timc. for elde rly woman. must ha v e o wn c a r r or transport lo Or. & shop· ping. Non smoker. refs req. 645-9200 IMMEDIATE PARTTIME EMPLOYMENT ·SAN CLEME NT E The DAILY PILOT ts consolidat.ing a substan- tial part ol its distribu- tion anto paper routes re. qui ring a rte rnoon de · livery by motorized transportation. •Libe ra l inl'o me al· lowance plus bonus plan •Short working hours (7 days per week > •Excellent parttame in· come For d etails contact Foster Ouellet 496-6800 between 9:30AM ·7PM . M·F. Independent Individuals who like extra m oney can be a fashion show director. Call 645-2632 Days. C811 642·9287 aft 6pm. INSPECTOR TRAINEE To learn all phases of ln- s=ctlon. Mus t pass I l)'Sical & bnck X·Ray. ' . S40-7639 ... E.O.E. . Insur a nce s ec re tary , SUte Fa.rm A.gt, NB. E x· per. C&ll 645-6474 lnteresUnit & Challenging I girl ore. in factory. Need typing. short hand & woridn& knowledge or bkkp(J. fo'u II benefits. Xlnl salary ror im· medJate position. Call S4M777 for appt. Interior Desl1n·Senlor DesllD Draftsperson. ex· per'd 1n detail construe· lion d rawln11. Salary open. Resume & portfolio req1.1lred. Cannell· HewnaM·Wood, 752·6496 Janitors wanted: Even· tna a. per br. cau Steve 83I·1723. JOUIMIYMAM PllSS,_SOM O>lor won mo II ulli T5 t ..... allo Q.lef 15. 3-4 yn. experience. 98.40 per hr. Call CluU 751·2818. All I : JO pm 5111M711 ~acharusl!. Make a move without moving. Now you can work with the best machines and people in the industry -without moving out of the Pomona Valley. And, you'll be working with Pomona's largest indus trial employer. Over 7,000 or your neighbors are already part of the General Dynamics Pomona family. I've got immediate openings and plenty of work for years to come. If you're proud of the kind of work you do, and you 'd like to work with people who feel the same way - see me and let's talk about your new job. GM.rd MclcllWth JltlorwUachW1h LatHttuw.i'h MUlllMJ MllchlH MedNM1h Tool & Die Makin .... Yttle 0,lf .. Of'S MillilM) t11cbi•1 Oper .. ou Gri .... °'" ..... lorilM) Uacbh 1 Op1rlltorl , ...... LalM o,. ..... M/C ttuh111 O,.r•on Pncl.._ Grin du 0,.. .. .,.. Micro tt.iakse ~ MedlWth , ... ....., llectr.lc llectrid- M/C U•1111 •c• Mech•lcs MCIClllaeToell1lld•1r1 M•ti •c:t a.ctridmt J>,.....,. Dftl .. 1' llectro ...... Apply in person at our Employment Office, WALTER WINFIELD; Employment Manager. IAM • 4:JOPM MOllclay tin Frlclay GENERAL DYNAMICS Po•a•aDlw.._ 1671 W. t .. 1l1a ISM.. P1m111o CA An-EquaJ Oooortunlt.1 ~ lllt U.S. CitUenaltlp Requinld • ... I I ' 1 . . • I f I • ' I • \ ..... _ . ---~ -. -.. ·-. ---..--. ~!!~ ..... ?! ....... ~~--?!. .. .. ~~ ..... !!~ ~!!~ ..... ?~!4? ~~~ ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... !!..Ff' -----·-Apr? ..... _1_,,_.,_1_•_11 _____________ ..,.""""' ........ . ........ . .&.IDIS Patt Thnt Cd• ~rhe IAta Pre H hool harhr ~T 1•11 ,_.... ~ Nutritloll Center HllpW..._.. 7100 ._.W..._ 71Nl~~~.ee;...-~A piJlolo bootla .-a PIT need ed fullll m• Re•I r..tite Otrtu In SU."4aeul.I boata re· .... kitchen aid41. Hrt •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ~;i. .................. 14 .._ c.t. mlly. St ~r employ ... Two 11un1 Review• ror r1l1t1 + South .. •t Hunttnaton qwred ltooe Marine ... m2pm Mon·f'rl. No ~SALIS _.. ... .. lw. Xlill benenU •work· 1vall t 1.30 6 l.I0·7 benefua ti e. Call a.at'h OMd9 1 nH t • 11.....,.l4GI. tlqltf'. N!Quir.ci. Fr~· Work p /Um• 1n o ur _,..., ...,o.d.. 8a)"'Ww Conv CaUTem. T•·UtO riterll)'n: 141 HH or thlrmin1 non 1mokln1 I)' •tlJtude • must. Call telephone ulea roo111 &.••YOU •111•~t7t. t • 41 aou Tlauln. c. M . au.. -"'IO ,1.,.., me. d•liver. Sa1e1 ()pUtal, re\all dlt· S1ndra J ohnson a t <AM/Plhbiftal anchtill ~ -..-.1:.0.E. P.tn.tJlll ---l1"ff\. anawer pb<.ne penaln1. lnt.,uted In &1MOll have pleMme Ume ror ova 407 c. .. NUh&QI Mrv1t"e• In m; v~~:"'~·~~.Jnt P~~~~N w • amale c.11 Ron Ort :;*'fi!iJ~nd~:!,• s>tO Stn'ice Stauoe autndant ~elf . w11u + W..W YM llu ............ -.... --- horne no up r nee. b}Dhooe NOSW:LLl~Ci Rubber._. proch.ct1 ~:,:a'1a ·~7tc t~ta Me~l''1ou1r::. neededru11orpartt1me. i..<:t1~~lla. ..., ..... -' wtlll e lt•f· male 'I•• .••lMrlY AM. lioura $ 30l01.30 lrv"1e .,... Mu.at , .. , -Cood~portunlty to AllPAY in penoo~ La1una '54o.030l ..._.7 't• ,_ werta Hl•=•• llltln. li omCE MGR . Needed Monday -Thunday cocnpHy physical hi· !tam t'll dl1pen11na. Chevron, ICM S . CoHl ,..1,.1 wb. ....... ammed for Npl Bch 5 31Ho7.30lo"riday tluf tn1 bark 1·ra,y . ~ST 1-~a cel .nt benetlls. Hwy.Laa.lkb, •TB.IPHONI Weol;:;.bealtbw .. alek n-. ..... med. Olf No*' I.ha 2 l4Total.-rwe8 Mf>.'D 80 Y.. OLAMOUROUS Salary Opl\O . Ca ll Service Sta\ion Allen· NXOPBATOltl pey. vacaUon • boft•. ;.~;;.._.-• .. ••••• y · T n Call~l.aak NtWPORTCTRCO. ~. danl, eitfer'd. Day & Pleasant working condl· Nosalel. WWtra!A. N.8. -11&1•1• n ... ,.r. · y p1n1. fOC'Clftulallon PtrHllrda Mon·frl, Ill~ 1~1bltposltlon .,_....... ................ __ .. ed to .......... ""·I •· p/•'--, .. p. UOm with buJv Chev. de · Loe -,. PllbMnl. ht• UM Sark ~ --~ • t ompanton for I ..... _ fl .... _ Ir ........ 4'""-l •""'" r.. -WJl'llJ n , • NollJDe&o ... ea..• oftltoeexper. belpfw Call PllX .r\nl rv1~. Imm .actierly rnoth4>r 6'8·M77 XlnlH • _.ne ts 1row with ex"'andlng ply Shell SUaUon. 17th & aJer tn Orange County CALLM5-0338 c.au,,...-' Mt-1111. ~np. '°"'°'k van ..i\Olrvreekl'fMlll lrvinePtnlOftnelA1'ency J~we&ry oper ation Lrvine.NB. Airport business com·~~~~~~~~~!---------- -hn ai •kf!Odl. Pd "•t" _ T • 8 17th. C09t• , eH Phooe for appt. Fashion Plex. Sc)l'ne Ug~t book· y ... ,,...,. WOU M Purebred llladc Lab Pus>· °"'CICL•tCAL meet lftl • pd tra1nlnir P'UNOt PRFA'SOP£R.' ~~ __ ~·1470 111e. 758-t722 ke.eping. typ11~g r e -~· MA pi• bwatina 1toell. a Opportunit y for c7\41~25IO. SKT Ul' M AN . f'l • ~~.-..r~ SH..,. quired. Opportunity for Exff. 90wer/sall tech. weeks old. Sbotl fl ~vet to ~tum to perien('ed fur 1101111 IHTAUIANTHILP SALES WAR&tOUSIMAM advance ment. See omce ""I Hme. 645·0222 Bus. wormln1 lntl. O ya wort In a busy d•n1 PIXOPll. a.r owtb oriented co l'att Umc hancb/dtnnfr *S300 WEEK STAITSl40MOMTH L••DC...._•_._. or64.5-S2S2 Res. 546·0010. evea/wllnda procea.lne co l11t Oper" for telt-phon Cl'Wl•M~a 11larycum cou nter "elp & d u;. . Jobs«urily 00 -,., -115..._.. Yardmanror rentalyard _.__;;_..;..11...;;ll..;.... _____ _ ahd\Jb.,.t. clt11c•al \nc•l'd .IN~fl'ina rvl~. Mu l mt.WW'•l• with ublhty & hwH ht1r netded. O.<:. Comm. while training for tlltabliahed comp1ny ve & ...,ua ts: lite mechanic knowledge ShetlandaheeD dot pup· riwkll\a <'l.lllQm\•r lnput ho abl• to wotlll i.om~ exper Gtrry '31 0'100 Nrport •n•a Good shrt· are1 manager 955·2214 Free medical/dental NEWPORT BEACH & able to work with ""'-,. AKC .• ahots 7 wks. ft proceulna outaoln11 '*ttkend Typ1n1t ll - --•· ,.~11 R . ' · :::-=:In Newport lll-0555 bll 19"'" Pl ti -' ..u. wpm required Ex nanao STATION ulfl pay ~ on.I Uam Screen printing prodUC· == tM. c. .... acen a. «*l.~aft.5. 2Dd. shift/f.dll <'o ntrvl IN'Mt"nC'e prtt~rred or KRUi for aWt..:... 956--05$4. lion manacer wa nted. TeUer .....__.....____ Goldeo Retriever pup· ~ 101M booick PtnA 1o1011l tr11n Many com °'9PtTetely nffd 12 ~o 8.eittaurut 1':1tpenen<"t.'l rood needed full lime. Im· fulJt1me teller w/a grow· ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAly 5o4l-tlllO Xlnl eo. benefibl t'•ll for <W" ~rt Um(', day Jr oh er ~•Attl ofe 11 :io lo :t 30 01 operauon. Sadd loba(' k SCULrTUalD MAILS mediate open1nga. full ing independent bank. .W .. u 1005 _..;;_. _ _;_..~---- 1naerv appt noon \ ~n•na •h1ft 3 30to8 30wctn11n \faUey Plaza 83().9230 Position open an new co. bene(1ts. Experience PreVIOUS bank teller exp ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5"9t-TIU S A f E G U A R O •\allo1bl r1 a. c all a •HOUR OUA R saJoo. for exper. person on I y . Ca II Ba I boa preferred. X In t op-Pl4l9 M/F AKC 8\JSINtsS SYSTEMS. ~ thN Ytt ~3-t C•ll 6 6 I . 7 J JI USTA.U.AIHT with following Call Artie Ma nne. 549·967 1 for port unites & benefits . Ant.lQue Music Boxes! ~n$1.14251. ~Men.M8-fiil80 KO.K .._._W1 LmdlC......-at960-1890aflSpm. appt.EOE.Mff/H Refer.calls lo 0 .0 . SlolMachlnes!Clocks! --~ • 640-2470. HU s POODLE white mini, ~.".!.°lldlapensJn1t PIOPUPaSOM Or iPPI)' al 31877 Uel FoodPr1~~--SEC!~Y . G~~~ECTION female. 4 mo. all sboU. mwrn•""\nR\'l•r•l.d\• ·~{'('U\l\'f' nrf'db p tlml' ()l1~po.Slel0$.5JC' ~™>ft 1wa11t ..... to work •_.-5ftftHSOM" SHJPPINGCLERK row Truck Drivers CX· _..-.c• AKC.S.0.9W pendable people, full p t a sociat~ in whnlc~• It• -at lunch counter Ill .Lge Faster than a speeding Exper helpful. Res pons•· per 'd. Top pay. Apply WenN1tt111.e farnewCOita M~oa loc.-i-upply t>\tlly tap.ttalm-U bealthrood store. food buJlel, more powerful bje full·ttme position wt G&W Towing . 7408 Galtries Boxer Puppies ror aale. taon Good opportunity to Mr llall,642·l634 .(FREE preparation. Previous t.han a Joromotlve. able small progressive co OhmsWay.C.M.642·1252 Open Wed.thruSal. AKC, 8 wks. Fawn & learn oPOcul d1:.-~n~1ni; --exp desirable. but not to leap taU bldgs at a S3.50 hr. Call 645-3632 for 11 k dri eeded 1802 Kellenng, Irv. 8rindlee2·'7364 • Excellent b\•nd 1 1 ~ PtlAR MACY CLERI\ nec ess Untform smgle bowld. should be appl owtruc verso · (114)7S4·1717 S alar Y Open· Ca: I PART TIM t-: INTRODUCTORY furnished. Medical & some capabilities of the · Must IJve CM & be ex· 0.,. 1040 6'2-4630 r ol11t1un available tn Hosp henef1ts. Apply candidate chosen to JOtn Shop instructor w/artl. & perienced.646.-9638 •••••••••••••-•••••••• ----i.pec1u lty drui,: !llott! R.E LESSON Lindberg Nutr1t1on. our co. Also should have cralls background. Full Tow Truck Driver ex· 0 a k m ar b I e top Lovely Irish Setter, needs ORDEIDESK located II\ Irvin·· for • between Carou sel & x.ln.tSH &typjngskillls & orp~~;btMm9~f~: periencedonly.21&over washstand, '150. Oak good people home. $25. pcr1>onubl..,-1nd1v1dual The most sensible Real Bullocks. lowr level in w/a friendlr personality. yrs. wn ., w/good driving record. cha.a.r $40. 548·5438 Ckeep 492-5865 ~=e.~~~;·~lt~~o~ who has u real l'ont·c111 :1~~T. ~-~~S: (~~lea~?~~ ~·kfC01111l Plaza, CM . Come & join a very in· Shop tr ainee· Ra pidly C.M. area. Custom Tow t.ryangl _Be_a_ut.if-. -ul-L-lu--a-A-ps--o.-1 ' follow-throu1-th. blueprint rl2or Pt't>PPlhe . Moo· Fri proJ(ram with award ,...; ormi;r. noCavating marketing co. growing ~age mrng. de· Service. 751-1515 Satin wood desk. 1865 yr . nds ya rd. loves expen ence in furnlture ·6pm a rmucy ex w1nnln~ rurully. A(' R~stauront II Andrea. 549-7113. sir~ willing trainee for . . ' . ' English. Leather lop. children. Sacrifice. $100. or related r1eld. for-fig ptinencl! preferre<J cn'<Jitt..'d C1tll ror appt. mulllple shop work. Wiii Typesetter.fast . accurate. 642·2766. 642·2'll0.548·1558 '"""'SI Ve I e f fr THE GUILD DRUG toduy 2 full time people needed train right reliable hard & ex~erienced . Perm. ---------... -~ rvm urn m r 5404 Walnul, lrvuw S y & CO to run c·ash register & SECRETARY ' worklng female. Xlnt co Part time Paste up ex· Applicmus 80 I 0 Frftto You 1045 Type SO+wpm, front or ~4!-lJlG CAU E • ht>lpprcpurc food served Personable, mature. benefits & rapid tn· per. an asset. Salary ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~c~ryap£e:;;:r~t~. J'~~ EO.E_. --1465So Coasl li1way over the counter The h1 gh1y competent creases Deltronac Corp commens wit~ uper FREIGHT DAMAGED D••a•l•m••a•ll•a•n•••w•/•p•a•r•••r•s•.•4• l.AGUNABEACll hrs are Thurs.Mon secretary ror formal !>15-0403 Anaheim . Call Roy HOTPOINT SALE 3308 mil resume w/sulary re PllOTOTY PE S 1-:TT 1-: K 494-805 7 S·J0..5 Apply m person Newport Center Or's ore . 7141956-2680 yrs. Exel w/chi . Have qwrements lo Bo x 402 w oi>er Comp Set 5101504 Mon·Fr1. & see Pat Lale bkk ed 1 Snack Stand Alli!ndant on W. Warner nr Harbor. moved, 646.-3471. Daily Pilot P 0 Box ..... IE ANTIQUE GUILD pg: m ica tn· TB..t.1•-11r·E POST Santa Ana. 979·2921 • 111 advertl!>mg graphics " suranee exp. desirable golf course. beautiful '""""ii; · 1 year o ld Germ an Shepherd. .tieeds good home. D~l obedience grad. 497 .1930 1560. Costa Mel.a. CA de.1Kn firm. R E. Sales, Licensed 1801 E. Oyer Rd. but not essential: Short surroundings, gd wa~es. Switchboard operato r~ CASH PAID 92626 Perm pos. sal not hrly. NEE l WEEl<S SantaAna.7S1·318l handhelpfuJ:Organizing P/I'Permanent'pos1t1on. Must be dependable. Wshr /Dryrs /Re frigs. ORDER DESK. general xlnt benef. gd working SA.LESTRA.INIHG Res taurant workers. ability reqwred: Salary Must beoverltl 496·5767 Availabe.rormost sh1fb work1J1gor not 9SHH33 ofc background helpful. cond a mong pror dt-cas h I er . s a I ad & open: 8·5: Submit full re· Special ,., d1~~ t~ Call ror appt. 645·7565. Good Co. benefits Apply signers & photographer~ sandwich prepartion also sume : Su Ile 304, 200 Real F.Jltale Sdiool TRA. VEL AGENT BARGAINS-Used refngs. Three grey kittens 2 m. Store Cable TV. 27392 Ex only ne<.>d apply. Top •Absolutely no prior gnll. Day & evening & Newport Center Dr.. Call Don. 673 7300 f wshr... dryrs. garur. best lfem. Box. kid & dog Camm0Cap1strano. Lag pay rorlapqual1ly Call tra.anmgor expnecesi> weekend s hifts a v<.1i l N.B .. Ca.92660. i::xp ondly.CPrell SLablre buys.we serv.appl.Best lralned.540·1889. Nlg·~I 1714) 979--0221 for Judy. •Professional lns truc· S S tra1ne · a o a · Appl r"" ""ll,S36-4330 ---------.... · F\Jll & part tame. Also tattone r y tore 1 n &w 1418 ~ THF. REALISTS DIV, lloo dishwasher for days Corona del Mar n~s ex· --·-------Saved from pound. nds Orderly reqwred for 7. Mark Hild II. Inc. 135 E •Choice locations in 4 91».2231 SECRETARY I per'd sule~ lady Full· TYPESETTERS, Photo l•W•AS-.H•E•R-S•. •D•R-Y•t:•R•s··. loVlng home. blk Lab/ shift of s mall nursing Alton Ave. SA-fir. Marn & rounlll.'!> --Need self·starter with lime. 5 day~. xlnt work· 5 ee 0 u r ad unde r Sparuel pup. 673·5293 home. Call 494-8075or ap· MacArthur. •ManagementOppty To· Route Sales. Be your own good typing & shorthand mg conds Espec ial!~ Pholotype Settt"r. The trash compactor... recon· ......... 1050 ply 1n person . Th e Pt u day bot;s. F.st. accounts on sl<il!stfo r_job1 with loSols or fllle cllentele.fi75.1010 RealJsU. dJuonl'd like new. Yea r St. Garde. Lagns 8 .c4hSO Gelenneyr as cMs OLDl ... G your own route. Earn to vane y. an rv1ne. me ____ . ------guarantee & delive ry. "" Maximum commission $8.00lostart.557-9988 personnel work. 540-7630 STOCK BOY i"l llme. Ty p 1 s T Dr a ft S99 to Slli9. none higher ••••••••••••••••• 1; •••• ... bed set $50. 642·9487 MACHINE to uwrease your present EOE 84:~. P1ckup/dehvcry. man u s c rip l 5 r p r 5-»2521 PART TIME OPER "'TORS earrungs by 50'; while Sales On the job training to technical ins truct ion I~~~~~~~~~ "' you are your own boss. ADVERTISING SALES Secretary /LeCJOI le arn trad e . s om e manuals. IBM selective Table with leaf & 6 chairs, FULL TIME Permanent openings for Ca r eeer s u ccess For local mag.Generous ReaJ Estate & Bus. law woods hop tr a in ing a-5.675.7360 AskforPam. Hotpo1nt Microwave. solid wood, hand carved. experit111ced & trainee w/Katella Realty means commission ~or closers . med. sized firm. Fashion helpful. non·s mkr. neat almost new. pnced for custom S295. Washer . $600-$800 ma ch an~ operators on you receive daily train· Exp professionals only Island Design Plaza loc. & clean a ppear. Depend Typist. clerk SQ.wpm Edit· _qwck sale. 494-02tltl. dryer. ref rig. Chest o( Now accepLing applica· 3rd. shift. Our training & 111g. motivation & sup. need apply. 497-4464 Good typing skills. some wlvalid C~ dnvers he. mg, mature. exper . ?O J\Jrconditioner. trailer or drawer s . Hide·a·Bed. lions for employment. merit review procedures port Sal' Cl k p · · S/H. mag card exp. C.M.area.64"l·l843 hrs. wk. Flexible. Big hous", '"ater cooled. Mlsc.848-3'785 "d d ., ... ft.• "" RE"'LTY es er . rest1g1ous '--'pful 752 .,.,.... S r 0 C "' .. ~e~es~:r~ e ~! et~arn~ :::;~(ero~a~:1 e:!i;i~~~:~ -·~ "" Drug Store. N.8. Full ·~ . .,,...,.., STOCK IOY /Dri•er ~~~:£t1. o range o. S200/oCCr.64G-7369 Phone blwn J ·9pm . wbohave lhebasicab•li· CCllllJOGNte lime. permanent. ~me Secretary 40 hrs. Mon/ ~t.o4-0hrsperwk .Must Searsdbloven stove. lr19-3861 ty & desire. Good pay & 111·7251 week ·e nds. benefits . Fri. 8:30 to 5:30. H .B. have good driving re· UPHOLSTERS $150 Wtute/gold dining set. t a · ble w /6 chrs . China cabi.net.S700. /best offer. Ga me table $100 . 541H33l. ----------1 night shift bonus + prom 67>-0150. Mr. Elwwood or Off. CaJI 847·9622. cord. Apply W. Lee & A:s· Custom w. ork. exp only. 962--0752 sharing, co. paid major a es soc. lnten or Design. op wages . ne 1 s. PART TIME Real Estate S I Mr Reavle. T & be f t medical & dental in-* 85°/o * S "'LES SECRET ARY /RECP 570Glenneyre Lag B('h pleasant working cond Lake new K1tcbenaid dls· EVENINGS ·urance COMMISSION "" Immediate o pening · · RU f. FELL · S hwasherSlSO Gas range **I BUY** Apply9amto4pm We have 2 openings for ExcuJusiveyoung ladie's small 2 gi{l off('e. near TAILOR/FfTTER UPHOLSTRY. 1922 $8.5.Washer&dryer,$150 Good used Furniture & Adults with out.st.and1 Qg. CIMCO tugbly MOTIVATED m· actodive sport.sw,ear S!ore 0 .C'. J\Jrporf. Full lime. Wtexper, for mens retail Harbor Bl. CM 548·1156 _bolh.....:__646-_~------Appliances-OR I will all.ract1ve norsonablles dJv1duals. Our averane oe s expr. ull time vaned duties. good typ· chain an their new store --'lor SELLforYou ,... 265 Bng0 s Ave .. saJes~rso Xlnl fnng Waitress or Waiters tt-•-w-L.-S75 ""' who enJOY work mg with " · agent does 5 sales per n · e ing. Mrs. Turner 751 ·4760 located m South Coast ,_.,,.,~ __.... • MASTERS A.UC Tl OM lods. Over 21. Sl3rt al Costa Mesa mooth! Call Immediate· bene its. Call 759·0885. Plaza. Call A. Velasques. Days 11 .J. PIT. 5 dy wk 644-8374 S3.50 .,er hour. Phone lrv111e Ind. Complex ly before YOU lose out on ask for Annaleah SECRETARY-FASHION 2l3-628-S253 Pnv country club. 646-1616 & 83J.t625 642·432 1 Ext 2 50. EqualOpporEmplyer th" f l · ti ISLAND Good skills re ---------644·5404 Stove~ .. Tappen. extrai---------BETWEEN 4:00·5 00 po~~t~.n a s c op ·SalResl~ldyolver 30$ly65rsoldk. qwred. exper '" plan: Teacher-Pre school.Cert.•---------dean. SiS. Gas {ryer. CASHPAID PM. If you're looking for a bet· REALTY NETWOR K etai sa es. w · nin g / a r c h itecture or expenence 15-20 hrs. WA.HTED DRIVER ~.548-4485. For gd used rum. anU· Ask for Andrea ter job. you won't want to 957-8400 Benefits. Regal Beauty helpful. Send resume & per week. Call fo r appl SUNDA. y ONLY Stove. elee w/h1gh & low ques&clr TV's9SHIJ.33 t:qual Opportunity miss the employment iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;l Supply. 263 E. nth St, C. saJary requirements to 640-8820 To dehver Daily Pilot oven s, clean. S95 . 6Pc Bdrm set, while, gold Employier columns m Classirted. R~"•EST•TES•LES M. Personnel 240 Newport bundles to earners. He· Washing mach • S45 lnm. box spring & mat· ~ "" · "" Sales Center Dr. Ste 2 15. TECHNICAL EDITOR qwres van or large stu Refng,$75 548-4485. tresstncld.548-2061 SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN24 HOURS Place your Daily Pilot c lassified ad be fore 5:30 p.m. a nd it will run in the next day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to offer yo u this 24·hour service. Stop by our office or call 642·5678 and a friendly ad·visor will help you place your ad. You can ch.arge your ad or use BankAmericard or Master Charge. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ... Openings in our ne w l.rvUle office. located rn El Cammo Plaza. Best training available in the most progressive co. in Orange Co. Call JACK YONKERS. DONALD M. BIRD ASSOCIATES. Newport Beach. Ca Engm deg, Journalis m t1on wagon and a good LIGHT BULB 92660. trarn'g or exp & com· dnvrng r('cord. Phone Allctioll 8015 Dining rm set. lge oval 7 SALES prehens1ve knowledge of 642·4321 and as k for ••••••••••••••••••••••• pc country style, like SecreLary.recept1onlst for motorcycles req, com· Harry Seeley or Don new. S600. 631·3230. u you are M.iss1on VteJO orthodon· puter exp strongly pref. Williams. UC ON : Experienced in lighting tic office. Bkkpg t.>X · ror national moton·yde EQUAL *A Tl * Twin bed & bdbord. xtra sales perience. some PR work, Magazine. Send resumc OPPORTUNITY long. best quality worth :Sellmotivated poised. congenial, reha · to: Sheila Lawlor. 1499 EMPLOYf':R T~7:lOPM S200,sellforSS0.642·6846 :Not.afraidof coldcall· bl e. 36 hrs pr wk MonrovlaAv.NB92663. ---------C~WelcomtJ • 1 g Benef1ts.Salaryequal to Warehouseman . bright LOTSOF Hi·rl TV Cr edenza. ~Haveautomobile . ability. Send resume to Tectm1crnn. Tt>mp Con hard work1n ~ per~on NEW&USED walnut, w /tambour ---------1 : Neal & G 0 0 d PO Box 512, El Toro. Ca . trol:.. Major l'Ontroli. needed t.o work an part:, rU HNITUR ~ doors beneath shelves lit ~ manuf. ha:. opening for dept. & assist in shipping PLl!S CHINESE ART :>51·2975 551·4400. RECEIVING CL ERK. resp for receiving and in· ventory of corrigated & raw materials. Must be exper wtrork lift & paper work. Growi n g Co. w /room for advance- ment. Salary $3.75 lo S4.00 per hr Apply 10 person. Heads Up Inc. 3123 W MacArthur Blvd. pewrsona Yff lid exp d field~ serv1('l' tech & receiving function!> CRAFTS & e cao o e r a so Secretary, general office •·t· r 2 L"I fut 'th ood d "an o yrs l'XP 1n c. ec· Must be able to handle f~URNITURE Have something lo sell? Classified ads do it well. ure WI a g soun skills. Emphas1·s, on ac· tn I & I l S income. Salary + Com· ca e ec ron1c con· merc handise .• atary PLUS A mission. Gas allowance. cur ate typing. min trol l>ystems rcq. Career bast'd on past expt·r SMALL ESTATE f 1 Hospitalization. If you iOwpm for a medical in. w full rnnges Send E.S S. Inc. 549-81i2 S"'VE S"'VE S"'VE t Go1·ng Into like challenge. here we s uppl y company 1n resume Attn Don White A "' "' • are.Askfor Lou957-8757 ~mt · Salary open ~~~~~'::~~~· w~~~~~~i~a~rs~~1~~~ ~;s ~~:~·~ ~o~:~k~c& \ Business? SALES POSITION N.B 92660 6 mos exper. needed to Cnsh NO PERSONAL I Secrernn .. ll'gal ex 752.0365 ass1slm partsdept.sh1p ~ll ECKS PLEASE ' As required by law. We Med,..._.., self perience preferred. Call ptng & rece1v1ng. Must f ood a\a1lable. hems new businesses motl•ahd. respottsible 833-3622 TELEPHONE know UPS & PP. hvy hfl subject to presale. using a Fictitious Receptionist in beauty people to "-die soles Secret.arywith salesab1h ang involved. salary MA.STIERSA.UCTION Business Name must school Xl nt salary & positio11. Sales ••· ty needed ror expanding SALES based on experie nce. 20'7S'h Newport Blvd CM register that name Santa Ana benefits. Call 962·8831 peritftCe helpful but business. Will train. Newspaper s ubs. Your E.S.S. Inc. 549-8172 833-9625 646·8686 jwith the County Clerk. RE c E p T 10 N 1 s T . not re~red. We will Sala~y & oommisslon. phone, 4 to 5 hrs a day Woman m San Clemente ~ 8020 Call the DAILY PtLOT SECRETARY l &.......1-R"'9 .... ---&.1ol. Fashionlsle.7~1722 S200 & up comm. wk PllJmeforlocalwelcom· -r-· LEGALOEPAATMENT · par · w-. , .. >enTI Exp pref Over 21 I D ••••••••••••••••••••••• for f--and t·--r ume, incld's wknds, will 557.08 Sec-'-/R t · · · · ingsennce.492-2974 ........ .,.., .. train 644 0126 ask for • .,.,_ r ecep Newspaper Ent. 835·6453. -"----------Boy 's & girl's Schwinn Inform....._. · · · For Newport Center lt.oJPMOnly. Women nee ded for Stnngray + 2 basic adll :'.':".~21 Dee. Sales~rson. experienced F irm . Xlnt typing, housecleaning ser v. 25·· 968-S729af\6 _._ Receptionist. tile typing. R.E. Newport Center shorthand desirable not Want Ad Results 642·5678 Good pay & hrs. Robbie's · · Ext. 332 p l easa n t ph o n e Realty.Topcomm1Ss1on, essential.Varied duties. Rag&Mop.548·0757 SCHWI NN Varsity. 10 .._ _______ _. personality for land de· 640-l8l2. good benefits. Call Mar · MiscetlaMous 8080 Miscelcmeous 8080 spd, like new. 559·6645 titsc.•--1080 veloper. Salary $140 pr Sales jorie for appt. 644·2442 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••-•••••••• •••••••• ••• after 6 P M ••••••••••••••••••••••• wk.StartMayl.891·1791 Salary&Commiss1on ---------1r-------------------------,. RECEPTION I~ <:;oPY machine expt;r pre· S S $ Beautiful. experienced. ! d, b~l we can tram you SECRETARIE . I GLASS -SCREENS -MIRRORS -AWMIMUM WINDOWS I willing. Flsels Salon. ~~:~m:l~~iti.;;e~~ ~: r espos .. g~5~: I SEASO ..... SPECIAL I 548-2256 work. You will sell Saxon " . RECEPTIONIST & Canon copy machines RecePl·type60. S900/mo. I I SECRETARY & because we are a small Empioy~rs Pay All Fees 0 PEllliii...I 7 DAYS Newport center: front young company. you ca n ~:~~~st'1~:~~ I " I ,office appea r~nce a growwithus. Ne Be h 833'"8 90 must! heavy phones; This is a career position lr'F: ac · 1 I I some typing; growth &oCfers: call or Appl/Est.ab '64 potential.640-5470 •Pe rmanent e mploy· I AWMIMUM I Receptionist ~~n ag e m e n l 0 P · SECRETARY I SCREEH I A ... IM ... L portunity DOORS I 1""'111 " •XlntcompensaUon TEMPORARY I RESCR-....ED HOSP. •Paid lnsurance 5151""9 •• Full Ume incl'd evenings Fancy r esumes un· SH:RETARY I "'- _&_•_re_ek_ends __ ._644_·5463 ___ 1 ~i'!-ne Gaynor. Busy regional office of I $650 I S5'1-2262 Ever Copy. 18009 natiooaJ company needs I I 1---------1 Skypa rk Clrc le. * H . secretary ror 2 months in Lrvtne927l4 Regional Financial I C1 fbt• I Sl.77 per DAY Ttult's AU. you pay for a 30dayad ln the DAILY PILOT SOVIE llECTOIY DO .rr NOWI 642-1671 ¥anaaer's office. Heavy Vour ciloloe of C114l1le ---------1 telephones, li ght I a1um1num 0< I . statistical typing. no I fibefglaaswire I F• Ad Actiln Call a lily Nit 11-VISOI &42~5&71 shorthand. good num· ben sense. Pleasant sur- roundings, occasion al I FREE I overtime. -No labor c.._ted OR wt.low tlas• 1 1 1111 .. ecl In ow store -lrlllcJ In yow fr-•• mcl lft• 11 SSS HUMANA.IMC. I A-Abal ~0,..1 ,.,. I •N~C.wDr. 558 1631 I =r=~~~ I 929 s. w-. -I Call Caren Miller Mon .. April 18th. between 9:30am and 12 noon only. (714) 758-°'91. m/f/b L s_.. AH ...... Oflll • I l=========l---------''---------1 ------------------------- ., .. s4995 • s1995 • DON 1T WAIT! LESS THAN ONE DOZEN 1978 200SX's LEFT IN STOCK. GET DISCOUNTS OFF OF LOW 1978 PRICES FOR DOUILE SAVINGS WHILE THEY LAST! Dlll-1-DITIUI DElll Clll UI TODAY 558-7811 SEE THE NEW 1979 MUSCLE . MISHS TOPA YI NEW 178 PICKUP Fully factory equipped . Automatic trans .. air cond., undercoat. wsw tires, tinted ylass & economical 4 cyl. (Ser. 326610). (Stk. 3879). 4 cyl., 5 lpeed trans. air $ cond .. tinted glaas, wsw 5699 tires. AM.f=M stereo radio & bOdy 11de moldings. ($«. 080337). (Stlc. 5115). NEW '78 510 HATCHBACK Econorntcal 4 cyr .. 5 speed trans., bOdy Side moldings, s4599 undercoat. tinted grass & reclining bucker seats. (Ser. Ot8409)(Stk 40311 '7711191 210ll+2 c... 5 • .-.... c-tt••H, tH Oftlf $ IOO -lMll -'"'"'°" s '11 PllSCll 911SC:...- """' AWM -• a llo t • Sf'llf~I 1t1110C~ s • ......... t060~S.. ....... r..... t160V• tl10 .... Wmi14 91t0 ........ 1rW A!dir·Afril13,1'71 pe,y-.m'''I ...................... r 'It.Ace .. ••,... , ................................................. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~ "' Cit ....... f~ di ....................... 'Tl Ford Co11ritr A•l lt'n Dodi• TNdtlman OPAYTOPOOLLAR •111 Ill I 9101 .......... ,... ...... fli'W I ... . jmt~,teaklnl 11vy-,a.......ndlt eiDd. MW lU.. itlllO v1n VI, 21,0UO ml . fortc)fUMdcara-foret1n ....................... ••••••••••••• .......... •-•••••• ...... _.. •••••••-H•1'fl1•• ....... W.lllllflCMYJUWk.,.. .._ Nt&Om iaakle, ll'ffn 2· domeltk!t or elauka. ii M...... 9101 ..W t7119fW -.rtl 'TfOaUa .... wbl vbl movable •N·IN'I aft •n DatHe Kint C•b. ICM •l*lal paint. full)' YGW' car la extra cletn, WANT TO ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••··~-··-·•-••••• -•••••• .......... rdf, ......_ a., biri.Dta IPll w / t ha II, mu l • ee. rarpeWct Is pa~lled In ... • P'IRSTt 5 •YI. •57 AL'A IOMIO '71 - -!Ct narl. 2 aaehor1. allp :a TIU ena ~ lra~. Dda -• -• " vtota. t un roof, blab Look1nl forward to the S.AUS."lllYICI Ooodcmd. ••• ...., pUot. t'lll •tove, r •-afUPM 1ldt, port holea, a ir ~ ... .-. ... . =• aor•. tmlllac riao '500. • Cortiaa "11 t'urd " T p ll., 303 back 1 wlvrl chain, Sprint tun? Jt makes aaer.~7a. -. lUlllftnan<'•DI alllbl, auto traea, dual v.a. 1aa over xtu •JMtre llrt rack. wide .... to buy a BriUab AND LIAsa• -.-.-or...-10 ,...,MOO.S.-11• •laarp w/new 6avlla Ur8 w/ maf•· AM /FM . apartacar. '71CLEARANCE New radial Ure SB 11-H um per UUO. W /0 ~aue to. '6450 #I a. Or-.. c.-y NOW IN PROGRESS! 1 ., 11 • 0 1 _A T OP EMTEI <'• .. '"'· .... cal mall • lfttPll. '11 f'ord Chat F.150 Jlil2SH1rbor Blvd. eogines-open convertible llACH IMPORTS DELIVERY! lllrDfnlll ooa. • atl'U will • COllt • s.Jl tor m' c._,.r IUOO 8U·20l9 ct"ulltrtoru. ~ F.c:ooomical 4 cyUnder • r. c. ~ MMm:afc....,U ...... tleau ' · COSTA M•;sA atyU.na.aavemoney &en· 8480o¥eSlreet LAlelS&ICTIOM ~ W'..,,.w1'rtr, -.ew na ~-~~,..,;:~•1-:; '~M~~.~:1. ~:!';:·11,:~'l~t~~~~. 979·2500 Joy! NEWPORT BEACH OFNIW 1979 fRI & SA lbll. -__. toftd • .,. .......,. . .0:..,,.,.. on en•· Many •t~u. Z1K ml. •uo. 91•&84o. WE BUY V'Uljt us It test drive a 752-0900 32m11 wi;•._.... -~--._. Oay.W.~ f,vcs 87).'ft30 ........ Id ..__ 521111 •ut t -new or """"' w e-open -9707 &.-. ......... lllnl C'Ond A1llia1 HSI. h o rn ........... ..,. ... $ ---•·t:-..~tf·I tte.chlut ·~ ipitlo 1 -'65 Jl'o rd Econohne. USEDCARS 11portscartoday.Overso ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALSO~i's analyzer. 1115. Spar ·~· ~-T. Ford r U • 11u~rvan. t cyl. 38pd , CALL to cboo8e from at prices •73 Audi lOOLS. Air, IH STOCK! CR1'lube~ IMI AMWM <'HI • .roud run· 71kn m!· 3000 oa rblt t•n11 U&edC.r Mar rrom$2500toS25,000. AM/FM, anrf. needs Call today -We m ay .....-..--•....._ nioa cond. 5900/ OHO. t"n&. <•ood cond. 1000. 540-5630 • paint.'1250.540-4032. have the pre-owned _ _. _ »7·31U 96'l8QM, We have profeasional BMW you are lookina --•••••••••••••••• -sports car buffs both in '10 lOl6L. AM/FM, A/C, for! --............ t•lllll flt 7$ Toyol• r .u SR$ "" Chrvy Van, 21.000 mi. ourservlce&sales depts. !_!!c.!~ .. prlced to sell. 131•2040 495-4949 S&.ftAYA•A.. _................... lllOO/belt Pl,. 11m/fm stereo 8 lt1acki No high pressure Hies ......._ YACN•WllGf'_ ... .-1 Pl,_UP TRU •KBP:O 84607~ wr. crwse control. al 2626 HARBOR BLVD techniques. Come in & --------OR• ... llo.Mll..llcou.-v.., "" , • --1·1u1>ctlr Pantled. 11pec111l discuss cars with en· •71AUDI5000 ._..,.. "'' • =~ lllt5 ~or '78 l\o S1 lvcrado. a l t, body pialJlt, Mag wheels. • COSTA MESA thuslaats. lnspect the Auto. air. cruise control. OLDIST door 111 t 1 ll w h tl c I . 17600 548·0881. Aft. 4 WI WILL IUY service facilities at your $1195 a...IS1nt3W PllCISTOO ~= SOCO..IUY IAILYHI ~ 762t024 .. ~ air, lo miles ' Siio ftllled tor 43' Ora ~CruiMf' Wllb 13 bNm. ~ live •boo oa MHUfully m ain ~ bolt No kid& 0 ........ pc)W('r windows, puwc-r i.pnre Ure. Many xtras. cars & our new super 18,000miles. (1197) & ... .. •1 crui.'ift,oual tarlb, 11.000 "67 1487 y,..,.-D ... TSU.... ,_,_,._ -· ., mi C.11 ~~ . -... " --... .,. Clit*t 9120 -----'78 OMC High Slerru pis. PAID FOR OR NOT Sa.Jes..Service-Leaslng RovCcrver,IK. 7620024s.4 WbiU, sunroofl311>JIJ'll • AYALOM HA.Uoa so· IOOC>rin.c avalhtbl.- DKt oil'. OVU $.W,000 Call aft 6. 6V:Hlt76 Lado Isle resident. 111.~ 32' saalbo•t a.Hp. N WU. 675-0257 Slap needed ror 33· pw boot. Desire NU Joe Cal Rudy 213·748·1171 dyi. 714·626 6425 evt!i. & wknds. 901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21' Elmanator, day cruiser. 4$4 Chev Jet. Xlnt cond. 968-8289. ••~•••••••••••••••• ... •• Owv '86 P.U '-1'. 31K Ol b. shell. a m /tm 8 TOPDOU.AI Come in today-don 't · roRDWOODlE ortg mt. nu Trar.IH-r tra<'k.Xlntrond.768-1227 FOITOPCAIS' hesitate!!! FUily rwtored 1 ll3,000 l1rt-a, chrorm• whls. 1tl110 ... 175-6161 ca 1n per . s I p 11 4 . ......_ W..ted tStO ., ~'.·· _ -----MOve1 l'(lrnlt. $3800/lk:wt •••••••••••••••••••••• • _ --~ '11 Jensen lnlercepLor olfer.646-701.S SCA.SH FOi CAIS •-.t-••< ~'. ~1~!~'.1~~n~11 P~ri '76 FOID 1'0p doUar for clean cars ....... ,_, __ cund Mak l' o tr t' r f..150 PICKUP &tl"ll<'ks, paid for or not' Pnvate Party needs clean 292S Harbor Blvd. ~1311 6 cyllnder. 3 &peed Mack HOWARD Cltevrolet depend. car. truck. et<-'. COSTA MESA --t.~'Onorny Btu~ with blue Oove&QuailSts. H4tvecash. (213)926·3758. 979-2500 '79 MG TO vmyl knit mh_·nor und <Near MacArthur. Oldh'hln~ ca miwr shell Bristol & Jambtm•e) llEPLICAI .A greut truck 1 tC502238l NEWPORT BEACH DRANO NEW! $4995 Your cho1te of beaut-1ful blal'k or elegant chttm· 540-5630 What's Your Trade? pagoe . lhc:.e a re rure Sl i1perDay classars not to be found '111.al's litUe to pay WANTED! Late model Toyot a s. Volv06, Pickups & Vans. CaU us today! Can 't Sell Your Car? CREVIEA MOTORS PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Used Imports Call Mike or Don 83S.3171 elsewhere an Or ange foraoadin theOaily Pilot ClunLy. Leather antenor. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ~Directory lhal can Classified Ads are the RollS Aoyce BMW 1S40Jamboree Newport Beach 640-6444 CREVIER 1973 Audi Fox. AM /FM stereo. A/C, very gd cond. PP. $2095 or bs <:Ir. Call 552·1.M9 art Spm, anytime wkends. & • I Sl & llOAOWAY "SAVEGA.5° SAMlA AMA 197 4 Audi Fox 83 5·3 I 71 Automatic & air cond. rHEUlTtt.tATE011tV1NG MAet11~ Sliver blue. <89787> •USED IMWs• S2S9 S '76530iAS/R(752PVDI '. IW~A "762002S/R (268RKM> i.U '77 SJIJ; 4 spS/R (01791 .... ...,, .. -"o "78320i; 4spS/R (1893) 1:wi31 Hart><>• B••d •787331 '45pd (025VFZ) Caroen Oro~ "' 631-2"3 Closed s..days _ 76208241pd ~unrool, lo canes 74 2002 m. 4 .- Maroon. air. lo mi Siock 1287 '75 lSOl 4 spd Silver, air, sunroof ~CA •71 6JOCSI 4 spd Blk. blk lthr, air, sunroof 978TMD '721.0CSC.,. 8'ue. 4 spd. air, sunroof. lomUes 192UED '67 2000CSC.,. ,f Auto. blk MYBUMW ''9 2002 4 spd Blut!, r ebll e ng. new palnt304FJE ' 16' Fbrg ls w/Jobnson 75hp + trlr . Xlnt cond. S2300. wood das h. A M I F M COST A MESA estabbsh your professional "" H..tNr lhfl answer to a SU('cessful ster eo cassette. glass ---identity. For more in· c .... ..._.. g.arage or yard sale! It's Sell w1thEAS£! '76BMW2002,40Km1,all llOO W.CoastHwy si~e curtains ,h1~hlig~t IMW 9712 fonT11tion call 642-5678. rtL 446-UOl or 540-'447 a better way to tell more 1t ·s a BREEZE extras. Must sell!' Newport Beach 1~ this collector s atem s ....................... people! Classa!ied Ads 642-5678 Call J im 631-0338. A.uta' Ht '-'ii" 16' Fbrgls w/Evinrude SOhp. + trlr. :dnl cond. $1200. Clilll 494·7191. features. Must be st.-en to 642-6763 be appreciated. --------• Alltos. Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Alltos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9IOO Auto$, Hew t1ooi--------JtM MARINO vw IOI McLAREN'• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- 18711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH & 842-2000 C..:rs.S•/ Rlitt 9120 1963 Daimler Jaguar :J.8 Tr .. portatioft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marie II. this is for dis · Camper 11 · Monaco. "73. cnminatin(! classic citr Shower fully selr con· buffs. Xlnt orig cond tamed. Hydraulic jack~. thruout. Metallic silvl'r Xlnt cond. $2300/ best 0r. gray 45,000 orl g m 1. fer. 6J6.58.55. $ 6 2 0 0 . 4 9 3 · 3 7 ii 5 eves.6-9PM. Chassae mount camper, propane stove & frig, '3.5 Auburn fiberglass kit $325. ~/631-0753 all parts. 50'7c completed, ------S9000tbst ofr. 548-0348. 8' Good cond. Sleeps 2. ice box. table. 2 bench seats with cushions S325. 646-3349 ... lwil!Mllles 9140 1940 Ford Pi c kup : Rebullder's delight. 307 Chevy & auto trans . Many extra parts . Custom chopped Lop . Call for info. 963-2863 . IRAHDMEW ••• '79 320 4 SPEED Sunroor. Topaz an color w 1 black doth. sport package. luxus tounng group/ (8223) '79 320 4 SPEED Sunroof. Sierra in color. (8646) '79 320 4 SPEED Sunroof, Iberian red. (88.')2) '7' 320 4 SPEED Sunroof, Sepia brown. (8875) mE MO.PEDDLER '7t 320 AUTO New PEUGEOT MO· 1953 Yicfress Biscay blue. (7653) S36-$74. ....................... PEDS Reg '469• Now OneoC 12 made. Red with EXEC DEMO's _sm __ . m __ .Jl30 ______ • Chevy 350 eng, 400 turbo •'Ill wdes/ Se AV All.AILE •.. • s::;;;:; t I SO =~t a!,:::~1:~ ~ '71 320 4 SPEED ••••••••••••••••••••••• MPll. Reduce d from Madeira. (0924) SI0.595 Must Sac. '79 Yamaha 750 Spec .. 1800 ml. Sells for $3185 Will sell for $2900. M5-8594 . Sl5.00>tos10.ooo. '78 530 AUTO 1300 W. Coast Hwy Black. Sunroof. (5728> Newport Beach $16.595 Autohcats hrfira '71733 AUTO 1972 HONDA Elsinore. ----64-·2-·6'1_6.1 ____ , Ruby. SM miles <0.219) Entire Bike Recently Classic '67 Cor vaa r : 521·~9 733 AUTO Rebuilt. Excellent cond. C h c r r y con d . A 11 Sl .000. Call eves . origmal.Must see.$1450 Black.3800mlles 10448 ) 494--4747, or see at 462 St. or best offer. 673·5097 S22.495 Ann's Dr ., Laguna '66 Pontiac Conve rt. 2MEW530's _ee_ac_h. ______ -1 clean. loaded, new top, '71 530 4 SPEED '78 Honda 175 Enduro: need s v a Ive jo b . &mrooe. Reseda green. Like new. $900. Call SacrificeS950.846-0'147. <6232> _552-_5_136 _____ --11959 lmpata 4·dr, 71K '71530 4 SPEED '78 KZ650, kerkers. ori(Pllal mi, new tires. Chamooix. (6192) 8900mi p rime cond $4000 . USB>U ... ITS 837-4087 eves. 631-2005' " ---------1 w/WAllAMTY ... ·a Kaw KZl OOO R.cnalioMI showroom cond. 1400 mi, Vehicles 9530 '78 320 4 SPEED 12100.661·2039 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coral red. l670VOR > Q '73 ~•ton Cheyenne Super . Sl0.595 1976 Harley 100(), Kang, n air. p/s, p/b, 350 V-8 Auto •74 I ... V .. RI ..... /T i.eat. eler start. lo mi. with lll-2fl. c1:1 b-ove r .,. "" "".,. l2600. 540-7585 -camper. S4.695. or best Beige. (431MUD> S6.~J5 off 492 7296 '74 IA.VA.RIA A/T Ronda E•press. · ex{'ell. er · · Sunroof. Arctic 10972) n.mning cond .• 1978. S150. · 1 2 T 1 o g a m 1 n I $7,195 673-7152 motorhome. new engine. '75 530 4 SPEED ·71 Kawasaki 175 Eoduro. air. aux gas. AM/f'M Beige. <079L) 18.4!15 good cond. Street lie. s t e r e o tape dc e k . '75530AUTO $225. S4S-IS87. generato r . h ead ers. Topaz. <38SNPB) 18_495 Motor.._s, S•I SS499· 644"9594-- -'75 3.0s 4 SPD ._./Storap 9160 ~Race, Ruby C940NDZlS9.195 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rods 9540 '73 COUPE 4 SP ....... .._ ....... 2crto 11· F\ally self contained reeerve now for Holidays Is Weekends REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTALS 9'l$N. Harbor Blvd. S.A. ••531-2503•• RENT Luxury Motor hom e 22' Palomar . Sleeps 6. S250/week + •mi. 640.e585 Now taking reservations '78 luxury 23~· Monoeo- Mini : s leeps 4, 1200 a week. 135 a day, 7• a mi. -..mSanClemente. Wanted. Private Party i.a c•b for 25 · Class A Mo4AJr home. N0-8299 or 6'5-UM ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Da.tsun 24-0Z-327 Chevy eog. New paint & mt. lOOOmi. 714-541·0741. 4Wlleel DriYH 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sun roof. S i l v e r . <327UKY> $12,995 '76POISCHE 912E 5specd. yellow. (0060l •71 RCAMIHO With camper s he ll. <518HIK) $2,895 ·16DATSUMZ Gold. (502NQT> $6,995 850N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA <5 Ml. No. of SA F'wy) Call John Moore For Sunday Appt. C714t 522-5333 Closed Sundays Trade your old stuff for new aoodlea with a Classified ad. 642·5678 Tt•111tT,.... 9170 J eep CJT: BeUer than-------- ........... ••••••••-• new. Immaculate, 1t7I J.,oo -.layea1le loeded.'8100M5-8348 .................. , ... '11 J ,____.. . 20 000 IJ ... -eoMalDed New ~-11,,...,."""ee. • i.u.,. Qty water • mi. ndly loaded +trans ......a boabp. Good cooler, towina pka. CB. eo th+ ..-or make llUlt sell! AlldDI '7000. allll'. m& Ona8e AH .. _ll7_-m7 _______ , Slll&aADa. IM410. '11Dodie.by4 Pwr Wa1. '11 11ft Canlbaal trailer Extraa, 5,000 ml. S6500 or Self C'Olllla•ned • many T/O pymU. 546·1020 xtraa. Full price dQl,ext287.Jim. .... /ftrm .... 9222. 'S1 .Jeep-Wqoaee.r new 1t I a-. tt• brakes, elutch, Urea. .;._.":.eM.ire••--Pl& I CJL .. 700/or best ...................... - flat bed trailer . Wood "M Seou& U ..., air new diet. ~ ~,... u...e.•ma. MOiotblt ten. UP&a. f• otr.mom du•• ba~•• ---------• =:11'*· ceu :cr::.::r.=:s::~ ---------••r•, .-0. am/fm .._ .. 41 .. ,...._ .-...,..,.,., off road ':It• 11 li111 e:ffll .._Mull. Xiii comcl. ............................. u tllJ• •lltad. -.M'l9UIU• laerlftu at '5110. •onu 171-ttlO, ITl·UH, ..... -·· I. DOING ...• •.·. BUSINESS ;::~ UNOERA •• 1; ..., ..... FICTITIOUS -.:-.:-NAME? " JCHI ,_. i-t INN rour 11ew l'lotltl••• au1l11•H Ne11te 11141 ... .,. .... ,.. ...... cl "fer ....... :,,.._ de11'a '°'let ttaet tM ll1111tetlo11 le 10 .. ,. "°"' ... ., .... Tiie DAILY "LOT Wiii ,.... ... ,.. ............ tor 1 11 .10 . Our .. kl•t ........ ... o•ttte Oto ... Coott ............. ._.. ............ or•r le OlltllMlt ,.., ............ , ,.-............. . .,.,.,...._...., .. . ehocll .. THI DAt&.Y MOT,'·°' ... ,., O.... ...... CA-. ............. ,., ~=-= ~ ... We'we got to make roo• .•• So we're hawl119 a special deamce ewellf ••• CIVIC CYCC 4 SPEED •••• SELL-OFF CALIFORNIA EPA MileOCJe Estimates CIVIC CYCC 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION MPI COMllMID MILUGE 21 ISTIMATID MIUAM-ll Ht6MWAY MIUA61E u 1l rrtn ""•'''""ttl~t1 l""nQ ,,..,, ,.,..,.,(\th .. >l"'I rr1~.1 ff'tp dttu .. ~~ ~"nl ,..T ..,,.. •• M "" "'""" ~ O•lffllff'f'f t.-.0 """ OJ.oae"'l . ..-,., dfl\,,,,. ()tll'9d M'itff'IM Cm<fft~ O"d ff'nQIP, of 1fi0 *HONDA'S BEAUTIFUL NEW SPORT CAR! ----,,..J~~-Ji~[ ~ -~ ~J GOOD SELECllM READY FOR l .. DIAIE J DELIVERY Service & Parts Deph. OP~ -YIL I O:~O t·M· MOftday tin Friday S.Haltlahpmtol All Sale Prlcn Do Not a.cw. Ta & Uc ... • Sale Prices lfhcff•• lllnl S•daf. Aprl 15, 1979 ~ \ 17 t ••• DM.VN.OT Ftide,,Apt1tt!, tl19 ...... 1-lftH .............. 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All 1tta1. tnntlerrat»W. m.uu. · v ut .. · u..ll)'tleen. 4tpd. IOOO mi. Aidr. 4 •pd. HOMD..--...... c aM·l0'7S ;;;LW.... No/Dwft, TIO lte. 8·1. ,. vw Convertible. Xlnt • 1510 es. IOllllftCla&e.562...,. -..Ml-mt. A _.. uneMez~. MutUell. OY&UEAIDllJVl:RY irra.JOTT.an.e.m.-. CODd. a.toner. --· ..... _al'".... .. ... I dr _ ....... __ MANY v-rh'an.aowmUN. AV .... &at... • ..... 81 .. ma1s 1M·TM5 ...... UIM -. --... ... ...... .... --i' -531-alOO _..,._... l 1.. '•· • • • ...................... . ---. wblle w / tu lat &Heatly overlaauled, TeQ 111,,_I 1 or AM /Fii l ·trk. Xtru. ·n Slrroco stick shift. In 1~ ttll •Tiii "-"•ft.•'!!!,_, rune fiH. Previously UNIYBSITY • llOSl.. auto. a lOPe. llACH IMPORTS Xlnt cond. Bit ofr. Needa aome body won. -•••••••••H••••• .. C..t '71 ~ J1-a::':n1~~~. ~•1U1 IM.awt' lftl•r .. air. t•n" .. OoveStl'fft •17U. Bellolftt.~ • ....,..... la buyU>1 • .................... ,.....at540-ITSI. .._. C.. • •MC brown Xlnt cond Nl!.'WPORTBEACll ''7'1 vw Slrroco: l4.000 car! Jclill w/people like '77 C.pri. awuf, All/FM •aa.aoo ... ,.. 712-0900 ranEI ortai. mi. llany xlraa. youuelf for vohame PUICMASI OILIAM YOUIMIW ra11eue dtck. ll l ra 'M Datnn Rod1 t r ,,_.. immaculate ·75 230 4 .ryl. •• ,....... 9750 Ullll Uke new. $5600. Call purdluine. Mf.3121 ri9a, llutl ... 541..ml a.., lllDO, -Harb« 81\ld ,...,._ h l ...,,b "" ,.. '"' ·-r&lf ...... 0'131-0081 &UIS ._, .,..,.. ClJlc.a .... ~40-M40 •-. w 1 c sV\Uln _ . ..., ....................... wrrvrun .Ja _ ...... . ----ml.p tt r ~·I i?SOQ. '70 9US blkl blk. 5·1pd, W~ '15Weetphlliacamperful· ... •••••••••••••••••••• .._ 'Tl Oauu * Z 2+2........ f7JO tl40-Sld9l PI'._.. konls. alloya, AMt •'M FRI & SAT ty equpt. Xlnl. cond. ·•1Ramb&erClaaaicQreal --••••••••••••• bNul coed. l.ynn Smith, •••••-•••••••••••••••• '77 M8Z 280E aunroor tan, air. whale tale. SS.500.lbeat offer. 507 cond . 44K rn i . 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Uk" ltf'W, 1tllv blu TISTDllYIOMI Ma 9742 turbot ch,argd. air. EARLYl.1.1. 980-1065 •• .. ••••••••••••••!!.'.~ MIOO. Monla 548 8714 TODAY!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;:,~~ + more. $l l700 '66 Sqrbt, new brakes , '72 Le Sabre auto. AIC. '1UllOZ.Xlnl C'Ond • l'Ww l97t . ~ lire!: Excell eond. both PIS, P/8,'4-dr,49,400 mi. C~~~OO £Ar~ -~~' MCh & MIDGITt '71 &us. blk oo blk. 5·spd. 'S navung & body. S1900. x1nt sisoo M&-1456 ~!!!!!!!~!!!!!~~~ u...... _ 1t m atodc tor lmmt!ch•te kon1s, ansa alloys. 555-3U7or646-5696 --· --·-----..: .,....__.,,,."'., .., / ll I S l\M/FM,rblleoo,trans. '67fl2T--. . '78Regal,fullyloaded,()ne()wner'78Seville: -i-.-. de very! All coors! ee fuel inJ. $85001080. Sotlrearwindo;,iOfstO 68 Fastback, very clean. V~ eng, ga.<1 ecooomy. 16,000mi.Powersunroof, ·~.~,2.!~Zo 3spd1b1:•r. ·-·-l-• US~"T(,Ou'Yy! 552·3308 2131728·1973 made. concourse show SlOOO o r bes t offer. Wht, pwdr blu Int, work leather, loaded, Im· bol~ S7'BCX,':/3'~3 u p ~ llaroor 81 d A ! ! wkdys. winner. absolutely flaw· 497·28l&. lm-2002. res s:iS-7588 rnacuJate. Private Par-~ .... 2+2 2MZ ..,; uuto ~'TA MF .. ~A ".m '78 Porsche~. red. as-less. Must see to believe. '74 Super Beetle. 4s p, '73 Buick Re al Silver w l \y. 112.500. Call 963-2827 Only 11.000 mt Mint 979-2500 ~~ swne lease. fully loaded. ATD.83 r def .. lint glass. Xlnt. bllt top. ~fly equipt. orwbd.673-900.1. ~ -~ a""",731-7979aft5. 76TurboCorrffa rond. S2.6SO/oUer. S harp S2 .S95 .'72 El Dorado Converti· s:'~fi~~-or xt rai. '77 XJ· I 2L ··-·-·! ...., F'lawles~ beauty. cft""r 531>-2148. 642-49llms.om. ble RUS8et ext. w/bone Automatic . .ill , lulh ....... ,_,_ =~~~lg~1. ~~'MJ.!'g l973 vw Bus. AM ~F'M .71 LeSabre4drs edan. A·I leather int. Every opt. tr18280Z S11pd.•lr.stereo cqu1pp1•d , 6M u1·tuul 2!l25 tlartiorOlvd Cl~J[R ,759115 ....... _ _..., s~reo.reblteng,radials. cond. all extras. 1 owr. 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CloMdSunday Auto,bl.k ,MYBMW ·13Supcr Bug Mags air '77CEHTURY '78 Coupe de Ville, fully Owner. 675·324a __ mr, wire wnls. 27000 ma. "d body, , : rblt eng. or PRICES TOO LOW '69 2002 4 1pd AM/FM sui>er Shurp' loaded. lo mi's. Uke new S'0.6410 540-0J I l " TO quOTE Blue. re blt eng . new ~ Mark 536-2148 · CUSTOM WAGOM <'Ofld. Assume lease or '12 5t0. body dumage, t:ng $69 SO E ve!> / wk n d s fer. 557·5037 ON PHONE pamt. 30fFJE · • In sliver. with contrast· purchase. 759·9G40. &other parts .dnt. S375 or 833·:M27 _ MGI 97 44 SO COME IUY •74 924, 4 spd Burro •r.oocc. st legal. roll log red Interior. roof f' -.- clrer. 842-0323 ...,._..,,_ 9738 ••••••••••••••••'•••••• Brown c-'°c"VEO cage. 2 tops, bus transax· rack AM /FM stereo. l1ll ~ Cpe De Valle. ir5E!mast -• ...-... • h ,1 Th .:m. all opuons. 7850. Fiat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.w 1979 EARLYl.1.1. 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(2l3l S92·l726eves. lo/ma Xlnt cond Owner See US before you buy •63 356 c-Red. 7231liAT 1-496-2661 ~100 7t41775·0'l.19 TODAYlll --r---------·72 El Dorado convert. ••• Red. 1mmac VMC2M IJOOW. Coast Hwy ·73 Westphalia Pop Top Soper clean. Only $4,500. • -' 62 l56 Cabriolet Newport Beach Camp Mobll1:. Very 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 714.493-6222. ~9.~~f~.. Red 723THDAT Autohaushrllft clean. Newsoct1um filled COSTA MESA --------Merudes8en1 9740 ~e(on , val vt•s. S330o Cu ll ·71 Coupe OcVillc. 68.000 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• •N-... •·-·,I. 1300 w. Coast Hwy 642"'6763 546-9076 Cadillac 99 I 5 m.J. free gas Jsl 1.000 mi. 1960 MIZ I CIOSL ... _,~, • .,_ Newport Beach •••••••• ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • 111:w ·79 S1l\'t'r blue laq I owner. Cahrornaa cu . "'utohaus lerlm "F'untasuc Black 91 tS '71 Super 8"'elle. 'Int '78 Seville. rcully ._p1:r1al • paint. tires. :1h0t'ks. ell' tu Ith 2 l 2925 Harbor Blvd ~ cond. 1\ M f':tl :.tt'reo Sl3500 kt<g gJ li. PP. immuc ~u~~· ~:~ to\cheo~;· COSTA M~SA 642·6763 19f.r09~f~('.;·~ S1650 ~IHSO ~·$490 S3!!8!15. 12131 4311·601111 SN8059. 979-2500 Sunroof. air cond .. tupe ·75 VW Sc1rocco. must ·n Sedan de Ville Ue Long Bc.-h __ _ _______ _._ _ _ __ t30uW Coa!>tllwy Selling anythang with a dcck.alloywhcels.28. S('lf I own1:r. !>tick. E:l eganl't" !>llffro n. '77 • yrnc. br1o1.n. 23.000 ·75 ~ z: Xlnt cond air. '71 Sp11:J~nl'.W10f1. ewport llcach 1!170 MGB Convert1bll'. Daily Palol Class1ried Ad miles <305RSR1 yellow. r\M f'M tape. padded roof. lo ma'!>. im ake new. AC. CB. new tares. Must !>l'l' runs iocXr°lilul..' Autohaus Berlin good rood. $J600. 4!M 4275 is a simple matter . . PRICED TO SELL s:liOO farm 540·9"97 btwn peccablc l'ond "' all the pe. Micht'hns. SlO.OOU Must move. 752-1599 S875 ti73 1600 &42-6763 aft6PM JUSlcallfA2·56_7_11 ___ ~ 4·8PM toys 57995. below low 640-0ll!St•\•es A.to Me 980 Auto1 Hew 9800 A..tos Hew 9800 A..tos Hew 9800 ~s Hew 9800 ~(} ~~ ·ss Squarebat·k Hun:. bluebook C.:all .:'_!•kc al Alltos, UMd •••••~'••••°'=••••••••:•• •• , •• ,' ••••••• ,•••••••••I'••••.'••••••••••••••••• •• 1 •• ,'•••••••••••••.•••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• ,._,._ .,0 ~ good t.:ronom 11·a l S650 97S.6620or964·36.'>1. _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497-4234 PRICES ARE SKYROCKETING! NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR DATSUN • IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FROM 7 CLOSED f1l1/lt1ilJIJJlt!i •:'.]~it:·: I ~D~i~~ YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEAlER ll HlMPl OUSUll AHAl!ll~ OA lSUH UClOU OllSUN INC WlllY llJUll OtlSUM INC UtllWllf OUSUN mou omuM tOSU MIS& omu11 tUl Yll CHY Ol 1\Ull IOntY UISU# lllC UUUIC DllSUll ""'"'51TY DA TSUlll -·-· ..... * LOOK AT THESE PRICES ON REMAINING BRAND NEW '78's '78 810 '78 810 '78 810 4 df 4 speed. silm 4 or . aulo • PS, AC. 4 or;. 4 Spcl .1. AC. LI 8fue (Sef 1128171 bconze.(Se! 11~71) or~~ t lo ClloOSe' (.-331462) $6556 $7352 $6924 '78 810 4 di .• au10( A/C, white (S. 13411) '78 810 '78 810 Sta\JOI\ W:tge)!I. 4 Spcl • Sllvef. ( Sef 327!123) 4 Of • au10 .. Mldnile 8tue or LIQlll Beue. ? 1o ctioose• (S..113037) $7352 $6857 $6884 '78 810 '78 810 '78 200 sx S!Jlion WJVOll. 4 Spcl. StabOn Waoon 4 ll)d AC Auto . AC, wllllt Of AIC.~T' (Serl3i445) ~ ~.31oc11oose1 (Sit' ) ' (Sif.176287) $7352 $7205 $5813 '78 200 sx '78 510 '78 510 Auto., ctlef"Y red. (S..176287) • di., 4 SPd . AC, Sunny Yellow. (Se! 191527) IOOIHlll OllSUM INC DDWNIOWll l a llOJOtS UlflVllSll CHY 011511• net SOUIM llf DUWll lllC Uhlltl IWUllS lllC SMll MA l&rslll lllC Mlllll MfJS. lllC 1.-.t IATSll Siil l&TSlll ·71 VW camper Good .--------1 l'OOd StOH'. rn~ & b<·d Hl'Cent rblt motor s..!20!1 LEASE/I UY '76912E Orange '7791lSCp<> Green I &75-0789 '7691 LS Targa Brown Exotic A..to Imp. Call Dave Haney f'or Appolnlment 17 t 4J 642-UH Rolfs Roye• 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 l DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY JRR CARVER r ROLLS·ROYCE IJ.40 J'mbOrel! ,..wll0'1 Bocll 1'---..... ~4 ClOSEO SUNDAYS ·59 Silver Cloud I Sl9.000 985·4144 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAAi : SALES, SERVICE . I AND LEASIMG '78CLEARANCE I NOW lN PROGRESS! IEACH IMPORTS I 8-18 Dove Street I Nt:WPORT BEACH I I 752-0CIOO I , Toyota 9765 ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 Cehca. gd cond. lo mil('S. best offr. am/fm. 54().-3414. Tri.... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hew I 979 Triumph SPITFIRES m s tock for immediate delivery ! All colors! See US before you buy TODAY!!! ·~1 .._ ........ ..._....., ........ 2925 tlurbor Blvd. COSTA MES A 979-2500 Save SS00-1979 Spitfire. 5 y r warr. xlnt cond. s tereo. P P 968·6364 ~ves. BOB WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN HAS• Of ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST INVENTORIES •BUSSES •CAMPERS LANDMARK VANS OVER 140 NEW & USED •CONVERTIBLES •DASHER'S •RABBIT'S •DIESR'S •SCIROCCO'S SALE THIS WEEKEND BOB WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7'00Wue ..... ...-A•t. W1 lwcls .. •r 193-7551 638-7880 SALIS, SHVICE AHDLUSl'4G OVERSEAS DELIVERY ···········1 i~~ J 7 8 CHIYY MOMTI CAILO $ 549 Aut°""•t-<. ~ owitt t lfJ41t'•n J & Oil"•~.,,, <.ond • t ...... .tno rt'te ~ ...... ,.,,~~t7ll1'tl-.llil ONLY '72MHCtDHZSOC s5795 W t'I lltOl mt!~W'~.tna I •"I ~ "°"°I~ ~ ~f t """tJll"l.' "'""ec.• OHL Y 7 8:~~!~::.!r; .. ~-= s 1 0 9 ....... IJOOVf'N• OHL y ' '71 TR8 over dnve. eng & trans. xlnt. Body good. am/fm stereo. 559-5050 EXPERTS ._ ____ ....-!._._,.. __ _.,......,~~---------- ........... 9170 ....................... • Havtng ttouble sen- ins your car? Try us Top dolJU • Paid for or Not! Brtq your car to Jim Marlno Volkswa1en. Jl711 Bhch Blvd .. Hunt· lnlton Beach • Ask for Frank Manno or Tom Aikin. IAIU ltCE VOi.VO i•Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-HOJ 540:9461 l)Hl\~,1,~ 1 1\'\i< VOLVO ..... __ ...... , .... . .. . . ·-• ... .... -• • a.; .. .,,,.,,. ------- _ _.... _________ _.., .._ _...,___._...._....... .... ____. . • ....... -............ _ .... -~···-...·--.. ...... -· -- '79 Berlinetta 900 m1. Loaded • ~or 644-48319 Churolel •••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Malibu Wgn. 3SKmi. Xlnt. cond. SUIOO. or'best offer. 962-lD'lO. ·79 Monte Carlo. fully equip. Only 8000 ml. Take ovtr exstg lease, owner. '72 Dart. Reg gas. radials. A/C, cass. Jensen spkrs. $1575. 4M-7Cm. Car"'"9 9912 '72 DodgeColtStn. Wgn. ....................... Xlnt coodiUoo. $1200 • '79Corvette, loaded, blue, S48-204SorS48-1706 tinted roof panels, very '76 D rt S Ed.ti reasonable 631·2639 a pee. 1 on. · Air, auto lrans. P IS. '76 Corv. 4-spd, new tires, P/B. beaut. int, xlnl wire whls, great cond. oond. 552-1429 SIOOO. 64M?SO fiord 9940 1011\SO\ & SO\' • L tNC1~lL N MER ulh TH E2:::.0;1E RO BI N S ; ,: ~ ::> r,o .. 4 )Q' • . A"" l • 1l) 1975 ft. YMOU11t ":IC ,_ -·-3 s.t SUlian •aeon. ~Oita tra-. v.s. till. cJaa. LI• reeole ftllltrol mirrors. AIC. au&omaUc. pwr. tailgate window & door locks. 76,00I ml. 12.11110. Below '88: Clean, am /fm 8 lradl.. wtdelale. caa be sefll 2626 HARBOR BLVO. Xlalc:ond83.$11·1.Z36001. . at 'lllelleilY PUot.D>W. COSTA ME~... BliY St •• ~ Mesa or ...... ._ .,.,._. .. _ _.. -13 :T1 eafl Cittulallon Dept. _r.....,,.""'·-w • IC-m:t.ext.210 movlnc must s e l. --------'72 Col. Part 9 pass. wag. White, fully loaded! Xlnt ! $2.100. 67$-6161 $le5/bsto(rl73-8812 "-Hoc "'5 ....................... 'tl6 •· Allt.O. orig, ve~ ,78 ..,.. ... ..-... ...,. 76 MAIQUIS clean throughout. $2100. In '~--' llOUGHAM 49f.3l2S. gleamang black, red ~in blue with bl.ue ,,..._•h• inlerior. olfset by gold I l "'-d J th --• 111111 /wbeels. Air tolldi· ea an::r an c o 10· .. ._••••••••••••••••• tio.iinc iodo 21 Amt. c-., Drift Looking for a home of .. ,,,,,,,,."'"'"",. '75 NoVa Htchbk. needs --cm..-your own ? You'll find ~PHIL ~ 7filr7 aft 6 pm. tenor .. Every conceiva-'76 Cutlass. loaded. Supe power' sr:::fn:. po;:; re r-Jf' your com· cle.an. $34.50. Rec co car, bn.kes and automatic :art· Sl"S mustsell:M2-4504. ($t7Tl>Ll 540-5630 "16 Omega 2-fr. full $74'5 power, deep blue w/Wht seG-5630 ONM 1 DAYS A WIB many homes advertised some work. A/C, PIS, 761-7222 for sale in Classified LOOG Sl.500/~r. t>Th-3504 ~==~~== every day. FORD Autos. UHd Alltos, UMCI iUiOi UMd ...................... . ........................................... . \ Fiii! .,._.,, llcilofy .. cond.. AM/FM ·-wll trec:ll. lllt wnetl. '"'"' control. l*lcled IOI) a LOW fllilH maun 52999 '71 COUPI DI YI.LI 8olll -s..c ............... cnAae CC>lltrol ~ •o. a lull -·· ('°'TZr. '''" •71 POtmAC CATAUMA Co.oe Focta.y .,, condllt0nt"8 afld .,..,.,..tie,,_ A'°"......_ lleMYt ( 418UJO). $249' 1 POMl'IAC MMe Piii l'Ull-.•--•ot-~""1l ~l•-U.NW'_._ ssm '76 CHEYT MONTI CUlO Fil'! -· lilaofy W -6 ~ 100 l•t HEW --OHLV 24.000 -IOllONZt>l $3999 76COUPEH YIU.I l...,,., lt!l!f!lor, -~. ~ IOo. -~·l\ill-1986PRI(} !'>toc,_from•IOor• $59'9 I 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN ·MERCUR't' inter. Power Train War- raottt. $3800. MS-1648. 1011\SO\ & ~0\ • LINCOL,. ~E~L ih 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 76 Supreme: All xtras. 2626 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MESA b>ks brand new. S4.3:i0. COSTA aar~• P.P.Call~2084 ._....,.. ·72 Montego wag. Xlnt FAMTASTIC DEAL! OJavm.ible. 19&1 Fittbird cood. 1 ownr. 64,000 mi. '76 CUtlaas Sa.Ion : Mint 400. lluet See. Good ift. $1600firm. 640-7905. __.__. .......,.,._t ~ '71ZEPHYR oond.. Loaded. all power. ---_,.,,. uor. $39Cl0. 67US96 1977FORD ltAMCHlltO A,utomaUc, air cond .. pwr. s teering. gwr. brak es & r a io . (1001406). (StJc.P3677T). SIDAM In arctic white, cool blue vinyl interior. S cylinder. aWlmatic, air condition· iog, and a n AM /FM stereo for your listening pleasure. (4S4UZXl 'T1 Olds • Lwtury Seda.a. "10 GTO, new. tnotoc • f1llly ecnap. 17000 mi, like trans. --tires. p /S.. aew, lli-booll $7200. P/8, Sl700 or best ofCer. Sacrifice $6100. P .P . _m<m4 ___ . ____ _ $4771 $4995 540-5630 1011\~0\ & SO\ • LINCOU• ·ME RCUR 1 ~ "'M Fi~bi.rd Floe cood. 77 OLDS s. or tnde ,_ tomPACt WA60H a1111o.-.-.-.- For tbal swnmer vaca-' f sllltd 9'70 tion. Tu wilb taJ1 Yio)' --·--•-••-•••• interior, individual front .,._Sell! No down. lalte seats. Tilt steeri111 OIW ~. or IMO' out· wheel. AM/f'M 8-traclt, ri&bt-Loeded wlxtras. · 2626 HARBOR BLVD. roof rack. power steering lmmacv..late. Will ~· COSTA MESA and brakes. c~FV> sjder Trade-In. P.P. 'M +<Ir. V-8. sld' trans. RIH. clean. nds clutch. $3'75.~ MhK,UMCI ....................... .... 78 Zepber Z7: Im · maculate! For sale, trade or assume my te.e. Low ml. Xlnt cond. Owner des p erate. 99MIM1 UHd Manager Specials '78 FAIRMONTS '78 ZEPHYRS '78 LTD ll's s3999 s3999 s4399 s5399 '78 T-BIRDS Above tour models rMuced thru April 15 S5tt5 ,_m_._7121 _____ _ 540-5630 .... "74 ....................... t ·st-:u '78 PINTOS s3450 '78 PINTO WAGS s3750 '78 MUSTANG ll's.$4299 '78 GRANADAS s4799 11ny OIMr Mldtla AntlaMI 12 MONTH-12,000 MILE LIMITED POWER TRAIN WARRANTY With air-conditioning. automatic transmission. power steering and brakes. radio. radials and more available on most models. Hertz headlines two of the most POPU.Jar cars Ulis month and prices them to SeJ..I. Uke all Hertz late model used cars, they're specially selected Crom among the finer can lD lbe Hem Rental Fleet. Eacb wllh lla own aenice/maintenance record tbal JOU can cbedl before you ·bu1. Plus the famoua Herta • Coul·to-Oout LiaUted Power Tram Warrant,y. For 12 IDOlltba or 12,000 miles < wtUcbever comes finl> HaU will repair or replace aay defective part ill Ule qine, tran.smlsam, drift abafl and CUffereatial al It.a expense. AM tar Ml deta.lls. wlllm JOU atop in to test-drive tlllt HetU April Headllnlr o( your c~ . .... fl'I • • ....,. u.... cw -~--.._.. ........ ~ ....,.._ ........ H#n:tn,JWl•lof ........... Ullll IUOI rm2'tJll!":l'.JM· --'N,..~t" SMIHO ......... 7MIZll----12, w """" 1wm.-. .... • Mltlrt ,,,. .. , .. ,.... .. M& un """ UIU<f U anu•nY- 10 Otlll .._CAii. c ..... wm IMI .... .,.~'WMIN •eND-w I I h 4 Sp e e d • "8 110 J' 1ransm1SSIClft Md less tnan 39.000 m11esl NOW OM saLE Economy P LUS! ·~~ (4t9Rf~. .. TllllJ ....... W1tn wm1 wneeft. WAS '311S nus spotts c• 1s extra clean UWUtOUtf NOW ON SA.LE (450lXN). •3444 -,.~NOV1' Auto...-.:._,~-WAS •-taes st8e""9 & ...... lllf' cond. & '-as u.u NOW ON SALE fJ.:J: •.•••. •aw .ulC: ... Nn'.IUA• Aulla u•·c ~ ... ,..., saeering ' baM,s. a!f -c:ond, & tess tftu 25 .000 •il•s (~ WU-495 NOYONSALE •1111 '711 TBIVMPll SPITFIU ThtS 5')0rts car Ms .. AS •sees leSS than 12,000 miles and overdrive . NOW ON SALE < 151VfZ). •ssss '77 •lIKK BLBCl'llA TtNs co~ is uwa cleen lhfuout a has less than 25,000 ,,,..... (514TPO). WAS.._ NOW ON SALE . '5888 ~· ~ <:eN't'IEllTl•LE Another sports car WAS 9MM with LOW miles - also has a • speed NOW ON SALE trans. C47C1Mrt._ I 5999 7 CA911.l.AC«»t.IPIE Dt:Vll.L Thts lul(wy c:er hes alt W "8 ._ of ... deUe ~ a LOW 1 o.w ......_ NOW ON SALE (099Rfi). 97 ... ._ aATSIJN 289Z «:elJPS With 4 speed trans.. 1" AS .... :'rec~= & NOW ON SALE ..... ·-· • . {Our Guarantee {Our ReeonditionUw ~ {Ow People 44Na ,...,,. r. o. a..u. ... ~~ ~C-.,'l•I ... ...._. 979-2500 A___.ol._ ....... Miit Qllll ...... --.. .. ................. = -·-.......................... ~ ............ _ ... ................. ... , " J 17 ' ' BRAND NEW 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA .Automahc transmission. an eoonomlcal 318 CID V8 paw•1 steenng. power brak•s and gl1191 belled wsw radial tlree J106408) ONLY BRAND NEW 1979 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Automatic trans . air cond . tllt wheel. oower steenng & brakes. elec rear window defroster. radio, vinyl roof. hntod glass & wsw glass belted rad1a1 t1res You must see this beauhlul car ht tremendous savings• I 104740) NOW DISCOUNTED Off Manufacturers Sticker Pnce 2DOOR NOMT WH• DllVI CHRYSLER'S 5/50 PLAN .·· PROTECTS YOU FOR YEARS OR 50,000 MILE on any new Le Baron. Volare or Voyager. Items covered by our Plan are maJor power train components ... See us for details. USED CAR SPECIALS '74 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Automatic transmission. VS. air cond .. lull power: steering. brakes. door locks. windows & seat. AM/FM stereo radio, vinyl top & wsw tires. (080UOW). '76 CHRYSLER COIDOIA COUPE VS. automatic trans . a1r cond .. power steenng. p0wer brakes. AM/FM stereo radio. 1111 wheel. cruise control. vinyl top & wsw ttres ( 440PCV). '7 4 CHRYSLER IMrERJAL SEDAN VS. automaltc trans .• pwr. steenng & brakes. split pwr. seats & pwr. windows. air cond .• cruise control. 1111 wheel. leather int.. AM/FM stereo w/S track tape, vinyl roof & more! (125293). '78 PLYMOUTH VOLARECOUrE VS. automatic transmission air cond1t1oning. power steering. power brakes. vinyl top. radio. bucket seats & wsw tires. (658UUR) ~3895 5 3895 '78 PLYMOUTH VOi.ARE W ACK>N VS. automatic transmission air cond itioning. power steering. oower brakes. luggage rack, radio & wsw t1res. (31 4UWV). '69 CHRYSLER · HEWroaT SEDAN vs. automatic transmission. air cond . pawer sreenng & power brakes. spht scat. vinyl top. roo10 & wsw tires (XTFS53l · 54795 5795 . NEED CASH! • We'll pay top dollar for good, clean & late model used cars.· See Curt Davis or Bryan Hesketh today ... ••• AND WE ALLOW TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE-IN! • BRAND NEW 1 W9 VOYAGER VAN · VI eno1n. automatic tranemi11810n. tint9d gin&. 2 14 rN r axle ratio rlld10 power st.-r1ng. front d11C brakM and glass Mlt9d r1d1~l llres (128183) GREAT SELECTION OF VAMS&VAM CONVERSIONS! ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH. SERVICE HOURS: . MOMDAY.flllDAY: 7:30 A.M. TO 5:30 r.M. SATUIDAY: l:OO A.M. TO 5:00 r.M. . . .... -· l t . -.. f ........---·· ..... ----...... _,. ---... ·-··---··· • -···-··-··-----·--.. 4 .. ...... -· -· ··--. -----__ ..._. ------· ... -...... ' .._ ... .. ... . . -~. '"' ....... . . _, .. _ .... ___ .,._ ... 17 7 7 I , --. f 1 BuntlngMn Beaeh Eo11ntal• Valley EDITION VOL. 72, NO. 103, • SECTIONS, .,. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1979 Swarin.· Gas ·Pump I • I , .. I Motorists By FaEO~alOC . HClt;Mt:llL oe-.ow,"' ... , .... (lu n ~c Co '' molorl11h swarml'd ""solln,~ 'llnUon' lO day. loP1>1na off their t:mki. in 1tnl1cqH1tloo or l ht.• .... ou.t ...,,,•(lktnd tnUon ~hutdo...,_n ur Uw current ftU!>Ohn\' l'funch 86 Percent of Stations to ·Close Easter nd ml)tori b don 't "''°' Ltl mind lhJt Jtthohcw µnc~:-. huw toµpcd the ct•nti. JK'' ~ullon murk 10 '>Onlt' ltx-atwnii Tht.',)'°I"(' lht111k hal to Jtt.•t 1t ' An mrormul UJ1I Pilot ~pol check or 28 Orantic Coui.l ·tu tlOllb hOWt.'d thUl 86 l>t'fCt.'l\l '°'Ill be t'IOK'd on Easter SUnday .. It'll take <& miracle to set ga"°lin<> on Ea11tcr." obs rvt'd one motori. t Nearly uU st~t1ons plan Lb be opC'n Saturday morning. But mos t will 'b<' padlock in~ lh pumps by m1d·taflt.'rnoon The survey ahso found that on ly one stat on ls limillng thl' a mount of gasolinl' u customer Haaaf.i11gf on Holdup Wrong Turn Traps Suspect A bank robbery suspect with a poorly planned escape route was captured by lluntangton Beach police Thursday when he was cul orr from the mainland on a Huntington llarbour is land. Michael Waynt• Willi ams. 28. of Bakersfield. was arres ted JUlit JO minutes after he allegedly simulated a weapon to rob a Bank of Amer ica branch near Pacific Coast Highway of Sl,665. pohce said. Witnesses sa id lh(•y saw Williams walk ovt.'r a bridge on· lo Adm1rnlty Island and Jump Pilgri~ Re-enact 'Stations' JERUSALEM IAP I Chns· llan p1l~rims trudJ;:ed up the Via Ooloro!>a under lhc weight of wooden crosses today io a Good Friday re-enaclment of Jesus· march to his crucihx1on. A Catholic procession led by Franciscan friars in brown robes wound through the narrow .. Streel of <iorrow" under a hot m1ctda y sun. stopping for devo- tions at each or the 14 stations or the cross Starting tn lhc early mornin~ hours. thousands of worshippers filed through lhc Crusader -built Church or the Holy Sepulchre. the traditional site of Cal vary C1nd of Jesus' tomb. Is raeli soldiers armed with as· sault rifl es patrolled the lanes of the Old City on alert against ter· ronst bombs. but they stayed away from the church. The task of keeping order was left to church officials. Arab police and scouts. Is raeli touris m officials esti mated 60.000 Christian pil· grams came to the Holy Land in the last month, and another 40.000 J ewish tourh.ts arrived to c e leb r ate the w ee k-lo ng Passover holiday. into a tun pi ckup truck. The truck then drove farther onto the island. Officer Jim Reubin blocked off the bridge with his police car. and officer Tim Chr istiansen drove his unit onto the 1shmd in search of the truck. The truck was spotted on Bounty Circle. where Williams was arrested as he a ttempted to flee on root. Police said they believe he was lrying to chlnge his clothes shortly before his capture to dii;. guise his identity. Reports that he was preparing to swim the channel in an effort to escape were unfounded, according to in· vestigators. Williams remained in custody today at city jail with bail set at S25.000. Police said the stolen cash was recovered. Gay Request Due Hearing? CU MBERLAND. R.I. IAP) - The Cumberland school commit· tee is reconsidering its refusal lo give a hearing to a 17-year·old homosexual boy who wants t<> take. a male escort to the junior prom. The committee decided this week to cancel a hearing on the question. because the boy ·s fa ther objected to his going lo the Cumberland Hig h School prom with a m ale friend next month. ··w e're weighing whether the constitutional issues com pel us to give a hearing on the merits." school committee attorney V James Santaniello said. ' Mission Aborted MO SCOW I AP l A Bulgarian and a Soviet cos· monaut were slightly more than two miles away from docking with the Salyut space s tation when they had to abort their ap- proach and return to earth. the Soviet Com munis t Party newspaper Pravda reported to· day. A proble m with the braking rocket was blamed. may buy. Calls from motorist.s worried u boul weekend gasoline avalliblity were pouring into the Automobile Club or Southern C1tlitomia offices in Anaheim at the rate of 100 per hour. said Betsy Lindley. one o f three service representatives manning lbe busy phones. Many callers wanted to know names and locations of specific stations planning to be open - information the association does not provide. Overall, an auto club survey found that 71 percent of stations in Orange and Los Angeles coun· ties will be closed Sunday. In outlying areas along the state's major highways, only 36 percent or the i;tations will be shut down. lhe auto club survey showed. Here a re highlights or the Orange Coast gasoline scene: -THE IDGHEST PRICE for unleaded gasolinl' was found at Newport Center Texaco where the ruel was selling for 92.9 cents at the .. full" ser ve pumps. -THE LOWEST PRICE was HUNTINGTON BEACH WOMAN DIES IN HEAD-ON COLLISION A Police Officer Inspects Wreckage of Death Car Crash Woman Dies • in Man, 18, Charged With Felony Drunk, Theft A 57·year ·old woman was killed on Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach Thursday night when her car was struck head·on by a car police allege was stolen and d riven by a drunken IS.year-old m an. The name or the victim. a Huntington Beach resident . has not been released pe nding notification of her next of kin. She reportedly died at the ac· cident scene on Pacific Coast Highway near Brookhurst Street about 9: 17 p.m. The other driver. Thomas Danny Triplett, of 4040 In· diana polis Ave .. Huntington Beach. reportedly was driving a stolen car that crossed over the pa inted cente r divider and struck the westbound vehicle. police said. Traffic Sgt. Carl Vidano. who was parked. said he clocked the car driven by Triplett at 81 mph e astbound on Pacific Coast Highway, swerving and narrow· ly missing other autos . Markets Closed NEW YORK CAP > Securities and commodities ex· changes were closed today in ob· servance or Good Friday. I The collision upparently oc · curred before Sgt. Vidano could reach full s peed in an attempt Lo halt the auto. The car driven by Triplett burst into flames after the col · Shah's Men Executed TEHRAN. Iran CAP) Fmng squads executed 10 more of the shah ·s men today. including t he general in charge or politice:1l prisoner s al Tchran·s Qas r Prison and the chief or air force counterintelligence. In a rc ne wa l of tension meanwhile. hundreds of ant1- government demonstrators as· s e m bled in a a>a rk and an estimated 1.000 Khomeini sup· porters marched through the capital. The latest deaths. announced by the state radio. raised to 119 the number of confirmed execu tions since the forces of Shiite Moslem lead e r Ayatolla h Ruhollah Khomeini ous ted the last royal government of Shah Mohbmmad Reza Pahlavi two months ago. lis ion but he was pulled from the wreckage by Sgt. V1da no Triplett suffe r ed cut!> und burns anci was taken to Pacifica Community Hospital where hl• was treated before bein~ booked <al city jail. Triplett has been charged with manslaughter. felon) drunkl<n driving 4:1nd a uto theft. 1n vestigalors said . Nu bail ha~ been set. Bookmaking Ring Hit, .3 Arrested Two Oran~c Coast res1denL... are a mong three people arrested on bookmaking char~cs thi ~ week in what sheriff's deputies allege was the break-up of a SlOO,OOO·a·week bettm~ opcn1 lion. Held in Or ange Count y~.Ja1I are Thomas Arthur Marlin. 29. or 368 E. 18th St .. Cos la Mesa. and Edward Michael Elias. 32. of 9872 Gettysburg Drive, Hunt· ington Beach. de puties reported Eas ter week climaxes Sunday with pontifical high Mass out· .s ide the m arbl e ·e n c a sed sepulc hre conducted b y the Lalin patriarch of Jerusalem . On the same day ; Eastern churches celebrate Palm Sun· day to mark the beginning of their Easter week. GM Recalls 172,000 Cars Barge Saga Ends The third s u s p ected bookmaker was identified as Dennis James McDanicls. 35. of 6841 Atlantic Ave ., Long Beach. deputies said. The arrests capped a fou r· month investigation by sheriff's vice officers and the Long Beach Police Department. WASl{JNGTON <APl - General Motors Corp,. is voluntarily reca lling 172.000 of its 1977 and 1978 Chevrolet Monza, Pontiac Starbird and Oldsmobile Starrire automobiles to correct a problem that could make steering dif. fi c ull. t he National lllghway Tra ffi c Safety Administration announced today. The agency sajd the re- ca ll is lo reinforce lbe al· lachment area of the ten. engine mount bracket. On· ly vehicles w1th the L·4, Ul Cl D engine are i,p. volved. "\ Tb• a1ency said It knows of no accidenll or lnjuries resultlns from the problem , but ur1ed ownen to have their can eorrected .. 9000 .. tbty receiv• retaU not.lee let- ters from GM. Scow Departs Seal Beach For???? By JERaY CLAUSEN OI .. o.tty ...... lutt The U.S. Navy and the Orange County Sherill's Department breathed sighs of relief Thurs· day. Los Angeles salvage master Ronald Harmon's flat-deck barge, the ATB-14, moved out lo sea after spending nearly 'two weeks on the beach at Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. The 1913-vintage barge, creak· ing under a load or pier timbers, was leaking April 1 when Ha rmon beaded for the nearest cove he could lind with his salvage scow firmlY lltached to the barge. The ATB-14 bad seven feet of water in tbe stern and four feet in the forward compartment, Harmon said. Rather than let. the barp stllk ia tbe middle of the chanael leadia1 to Hunt· lqtoa Hartlour, be beached it on Navy property near Paclllc Coast HllbW•Y · Sublequ1ntl.y, Harmon re· ceived three minor c itations from the Orange Count y Sheriff's office. which patrols the channel. orders from the Navy to get out or possibly race a $5,000 fine and up to a year in prison and was carted oU by Seal Beach police tor trespass· ing on government property Harmon was released almost immediately on his own re · cognizance last week and began attempting repairs on the rusty barge be h ad purchased al anchor orr Los Angeles some 17 days ago. He said Wednesday be hoped to tow the rusty vessel to Long Beach for repair or dismantling lbls week. Angry because he believed the Navy was violating international law whkh offers refuge in ao,y port to a vessel ln peril, Harmon said Wednesday he would dis· cuss the situation further wilb Ms lawyer. The sheriff's ornce said thll morniQI \bat Harmon's bar1e was moved to sea al 8:30 a .m. Thursday. They said they had no idea where it had gone. A Naval Weapons Station s pokesman said, "I have no idea where he was going. We were just happy to get il out of here finally." Nor could the Coast Guard s he d any light on whe the r Harmon, his scow, his barge and friends' tugboats evp_r made il to Long Beach or anywhere else. "We don't have anything new on that situation." a spoke-sman said. Harmon said Wednesday he was concerned because the Navy wanted him out of the highly sensitive Seal Beach weapons loading area In Anaheim Bay and the Coast Guard frownf upon towing bar1ea wttttout cerlUled towmaslen on a tu.cboat. No certified towin1 captain would take retponstblllly for movln1 tbe leaky bulk, Harmon cl al med. Officers a lleged the three operated by phone from their homes to Lake bets on horse rac· ing and sports events . A Fountain Valley man. sus peeled or selling cocaine. also was arrested during the course of the alleged bookmaking bust. deputies said. He was identified as Ronald AJan Ayres, 27. of 9125 Luna Ave. Uganda President Takes Office Oath KAMPALA. Uganda CAP> - Uganda's new provisional presi· dent, Yusufu Lule, and his Cabinet were s worn into omce today in Parliament Square while Tanzanian commandos hunted for deposed President ldl Amin. <Related story, A4 ) .. We now have a legal govem· ment in omce," Lule said, bringln& cheers. • • Aod now Amin 11 a rebel. So come over, sur- render. hand over your weapons and you will be protetted." 80.9 cents for unleaded at lhe "self serve" pumps al Fair Ex• on, Fair Drive and Fairview Road in Coela Mesa. -STATIONS PLANNING to be open Sunday are Rod's Arco. Fairview Road and Sunflower Street. Costa Mesa; Weslcliff Arco. Irvine Ave nue a nd WestcUff Drive. Newport Beach. cir gasoline supplies hold up>. Cor ona d e l Ma r Chevron. Paciric Coast Highwa y a nd MacArthur Boulevard. Newport <See GAS STATIONS. Page AZ) Attorney Hearing Monday Former Huntington Beach Deputy City Attorney John O'Connor charged today that or- fi rials art' trying to conceal the t r ue f arts of his firing by scheduling a grievance hearing m Santa Anet o ·connor s aid h£' plans to seek legal artion to block the hearing -;l::1ted to start Monday befor"' forme r Municipal Court Judge Paul Mast who has been des· 1gnated as hearinJ?oHicer. o ·connor cl::ums the selection or the hearing site is. "a bla· tant action .. by City Attorney Gail Hutton to keep citizens of Huntington Beach uninformed. o ·connor was fired March 27 by Mrs. Hutton who cit ed multi· pi e counts or ins ubordination. He claims the charges are a sham and that he was dismissed for political reosons. De puty City Attorney Bob S:.i n gster said today that if O'Connor makes objections lO the site. the city will give con. sider ation to his conce rns "He has never r aised an ob· Jection to the city a nd O"Con· nor·s attorneys previously have told us it didn·t m ake any dir- rerence where the hearing is to be held. ··Pe rhaps h e s ho u Id get to get ht;'r with his attorneys,·· Sangster said "J find it peculiar that he 1s attempting to raise the 1ssu<.' in the press.·· Mast was chosen as the hear· 1ng offi cer in the grie\'ance case by the city'i; l)Crsonnel board in a :-.µct•1al meeting Wednesday night Sangsll'r indicated that Mast's orfi t•t• may have been selected bcc:ause of its acrommodations and also because it would reduce travel tim<.' to the city by Mast who is to be paid on an hourly bus1s Sangste r a lso s a id other personnel hearings have been held outi;1dl' the citv but that they dl•o.il t with poiice salary ni:'(!otrnt1ons and t esting for poht'(' st>rgeants. o ·connor said he would insist on the hearing being held in Huntington Beach .. for the con· \'enienc<' of witnesses and so that citizens can sec what has been happemng."' After his discharge. o ·connor c:la1 med that his office had been r aided and t wo diaries subs tan· tiatinJ? his activ ities dis ap· pea red. He also said the diaries would show that city staff a nd city re· sources were used for private purposes during business hours (See O'CONNOR, .,Page A%) Coast Weather Hazy sunshine through Saturday with patchy low c loudiness and fog late tonight and early Satur· day m o rning . Lows tonight mid lo upper 50s. Hig h s Saturday 70 at beaches lo upper 70s in· land. INSIDE TODA 't' Want to bob °" the bay wWaout butlfno a 1JOChl? Find out where to rent a boat for the we•knd on~ CI. •••• ... _ ............ ~ u ~":"I... =~ °'" ., ....... . --CM!..... Al CllmlJ C ......... DM• c-lca Cle ~ C1I .......... ,..,......... ..................... ,,_.,, I C1-M Mia-............. -..... .......1 ..... M ,.. Ot .... Ctt c.u M CM4 M .1.1 ONLY PILOT Friday, April t31 Ul79 North Tew Mounu Tornado Dilla8ter WICHITA FALLS. Tex11 <API Thls North T~xa com munity's two runurul homclli were booked wit!-ho urly nrvlces today u re latives buried 17 or 44 penions killed by the tornado thilt wiped out a IZ·square·nllle area. D•u1ter r lier teams ron Unu.d to pour into lhe di11all•r •rea while a n(>t of 11erurlty wa'I pullt<d lhthtcr. Offlrials proh1b1l t.'d t•ntry into tht' urN1 w1thoul IJ>('Clal paut' 111, Ut'd to l\l'Vtlrlll hundred re1 de-nt. But despite t>c-ert"d up patroli1 and doubled chec kpoint . moN' thaa •...,..,....,.. 1r...ted for loottaf Md eurfew viot1Uoea ovcrnacht The hourly funeral .-rvlces be1an at tO a m One f'unt'rol home WU IO par ked it could or (er only 1ravcsidt m1.•morhth1 "We feel tht.' l>l"<>llle ht1vt~ bffn through no ugh." uld Bob Muon , funt>rul dlret'lor 11\ Owt•n Bl'\lmlC')' to'un11r•I ltomt1 "It j uiH looka Ilk.-h o\·lnit ttrave 1dt-srr v1rt'!I would tukt• the J}r(\ 'Ure Of( lhe'i I flUJ\llh•pj " A11 c tlmahtd 20.000 of thJw rat)'. 96,000 r s adenl• w«'rt' lt'f\ homt·h~ii!ll b th · tornado that Chr rdue In Norfolk Bicentenniql Ship Hwited in East BALTIMOltt-; tAP 1 Tht• Coast Guurd ~t·Ot :-1.•vt•n long range aircraft intu 11n arcu or the Atlantic today 240 miles c11s1 of the V1rgan1a <·oasl in :.earch of the schooner Pridl' or BalUmore and Its crew or l t Th ... sailing vessel is four days overdu\' In Norfolk. Va The area was 1wlerlt'd with the aid of a computer ui.ed by tht' Coast Guard to analyze informa- tion known about th<' shi p and weather conditions Baltimore officials said the crew. which includes <t seasoned captain, Charles Wh itcomb. 52. eight men and two women. most of them in their 20s with some s ailing experie nce. may have tried to avoid a weekend storm off the Carolinas and headed out to sea The y pre dicted t hat the wooden replica of an early 19th century Ba ltimore clipper which has been overdue befort'. sometimes as long as 10 days would arrive al Norfolk today. Nevertheless, Coast Guard of· ficials decided lo use the com· puter and lo broaden the scarth for the 136·fOol woode n, two- m a s t ed topsai l s c h oonL:r Thursday's seurch involved ont· Coast Guard a1rplan<'. Oct 19 a nd was due to dot:k al the Port of Baltimore 011 Satur· day It was to arr ive an Norfolk on Tuesday, but when It hit heavy northwesterly winds Sunduy, lt was sent perhups 200 lo 300 miles offshore. said Thomas f'. Norton. director of Opt?ration Sail. Inc .. the company that oper ates the vessel for the city. Norton said the "prude nt" thing lo do when faced with s trong winds. such as those en- countered by the Pride, is lo sail offs hore. "I'm really not surprised they haven't round it. Have you ever lried lo find a ship rrom the air-> It 's a big ocean. I s uspect they'll rind her if they go far e nough off· s hore ... Norton said. T h e vess el h a!t a n 85 horsepower en gine used for docking. but the smallness or the engine left the schooner vulnera- ble to changes in wind direction. In addition. its s mall radio may not have picked up Coast Guard messages sent on distress fre· quencies to ocean-going vessels. urging the m to be on a lookout for the schooner The Pride was }HJill by the city during t hl· bicl'ntennial as a good" ill amba~sador and was tommiss1oned 1n April 1977 raked the Tuu·Oklahoma border Tuetd11. leavln1 •~ othtr petM>M dtad In Lawton. Okla .• and Vernon and Harrold. To as Pre-1idcnl Carter declared Wlehlta Fllll1 a dhu.aste r area Thurtdey. FN!erul a.nd 11talt! of· licl•I• plano"d to open dl.sutcr a11l•l•~ ccnkrK ln lhe city Saturday American tnsun1ncc Associa· Uon udJuitll'rll ein imated Insured 1ha IJUtJt' Il l $204 milllon lo Wkhlta f'alla. while Jollle11 an La~ton we re put at s1a million R\•d ~mss volunteer predlctc.-d fl() percent or t he devastated •tructurts were Ins ured. Ric'hord B~dnicky, Red Cross dlr~ctor or domage assessments "'ho new here from California. 1111l d the vicious twist er d1:stroyed m ore than 6.400 homes, 150 mobile homes and t. t()() apartment units an Wichita County "ll as Inc redible tha t that mun y people a r e homeless." li u1d flaJrucky "We kept hearing ubout tl oul an California and we jus t couldn't believe It." Meanwhile, a new s warm of tornadoes rut widely scattered 11ect Ions of the country Thurs-qay. In Wichita Falls. a steady rain fe ll Thursday night on the gap- ing holes that once were homes. Workmen restored power to the city Thursday a nd cloudy brown wa te r began nowlng through pipes although res idents were warned to boil il. Thro u g hout Thurs da y bulldozers scrapped the rubble into heaps and caravans or pickups streamed from the area. loaded with battered furniture. mattresses and clothing. National Guardsm en strictly enforced a 7 p.m .-to-6:30 a.m . curfew on the disaster s ite. Restaurants and convenience stores an the city s hut down early so employees could be off the street by the 9 p.m . curfew in ef· feet for the rest or the city. ··Most of the people who com~ ln here are still so stunned they can 't evtin think of what they need," s aid volunt eer .Ja mie He nderson while sorting clothes a l M i dw es t e rn S t a l e University's coliseum. Early today lhl' tomputer ··spit oul a search arl!a .. off Cape Henry. Vu .. northwe:.t of Bermuda. saici Petty Officer Isl C lass Andres Rolinaga in Portsmouth. Va. The plane:. are s urveying a 425.000-squart• milt• area "as close 111 as 120 mile!> and some further out than the 240·mile average, .. he added. E'ro• J>ag~ A I The vessel is on the last le~ or a 7.000·mile winter cruise to the Cari bbcan. It left its home b<•rth 2 Students Arrested in . Camera Thefts Two Marinu I ligh School stu· dents were arrested al a Hunt l n g~o n Beach pho tography equipment store Thursday after they allegedly tri<'d to peddle u cam era a nd lenses s tolen the day before from a store in Foun- tain Valley Booked into Orange Count:t Jail on susp1c1on or grand lhert was David G. Ticzzi, 18. of 17552 Woodfern Drive, Huntington Beach. His companion. a 16-year-old boy. was arrested for sus picion of grand theft a nd released later to his mother. Fountain Valley police srud. The boys were a r rested at Photography Unlimited, 16889 Beach Blvd .. a t 11 a.m. Thurs· day by Huntin~ton Reach and fountain Valley officers T he camera a nd lenses. valued al $1,321, were reported stolen from atop a counter in Fountain Valley Camera, 8045 Magnolia St.. Wednesday a fter- noon. 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NV;;r.;;;;...,,, ft•r••" m•' w '"'••vu• .,,_ -••I "'""'""* ., ,_,...,._ r.:~!·~::'.r.~.~~ ~:: :~,:,>.~u9;.;:::',.,r,,. -· GAS STATIONS ... Beach and Moon Gordon Mobil. 1729 S. El Camino Real. San Clemente. <morning only >. -ANXIOUS MOTORISTS waited in Jin<' lo pay 83.9 cent:. for self-ser\'l' unleaded at Irvine Union. one of two stations just SERVICE STATION TIMES LISTED-Al off the Santa Ana Freeway in Eas t Irvine And if they couldn't get in a self scrvc line. they tiurued up at full serve pumps where unleaded sold for 88.9 t·~nts · I don 't believe 1t." s aid Lar ry Ballew, station owner. ''I'm getting 95 percent of what I got this lime last vcar. but I'd say the demand is up 17, maybe Rapist Flees Jml; Suspect ln2ndRape SAN LUIS OBISPO cAP l /\ convicted rapisl who escaped from the California Me n's Colony was be lieved to have raped one of three coeds he held hostage for nine hours the same day. police said. A ma n resembling escapee John House, 25, broke into a ho me in the northwest section of ' the city Thurs day after House's escape rrom prison. then bound and raped the first woman to ar· rive ho me. police said. Two other women who entered the residence later also were lied up. AU three victims arc students at C~l Pol~ San Luis Obi.s po. After nine hours. one or the women managed to break free. authorities s aid. and the rapist ned on foot. House had been servin~ a six- month to life term for forcible rape when he escaped' T hursday morning. He was convicted in Kern Countr in July 1977. Garage Ransacked A Fountain Valley man told police Thursday that a bur1lar entered rua cloted but unlocked garage to make off wtth a 1lx· drawer tool chest and tools. Delmer F . Howu or 16732 Redwood St. estim ated hit loe• at St,374. Police taJd. 18 . percent. I wonde r where they're all going.·· -"PEOPLE DON'T CAR E how much they have to pay as Ion~ as it's available ... said Bet· ty Williamson . as bumper-lo· bumper lines crawled through h<'r husband's :-.talion. George Williamson Chevron. Michelson uncl Culver drives in Irvine 's University Park. All pumps al lhe station arc ru11 serve. with unleaded fuel selling for 87 .9 cents per gallon. .. And I expect a price increasl' very soon." Mrs. Williamson added. -LAGUNA C H E VRON Service. Pacific Coast Highway al Legion Street. may be open Saturday "but it will only be un· til noon. if that." an employee said. -FOUNTAIN VALLEY and Huntington Beach dr\vers will find ample gasoline early Satur- day and none on Sunday, the s urvev showed. "We'll just keep pumping on Saturday until the supply runs out." said one Fountain Valley station owner. "It could be 4 o'clock. it could be 6, but it's certain we won't be ope n on Sun· d11y .. Consumer experts encouraged molon sls to beat the squeeze by planning their driving -doing s everal err11nds on one trip rathe r than lots of running around. They also said drivers should avoid Jac k rabbit starts and stric tly observe the 55 mph federally m andated speed limit. They don't encourage topping orr tanks. ·'Think of the quarte r tank point as the empty point aQd;l void gass- ing up on the weekend'." s aid Mike Manisler. director of the travel research and publications depart· ment for the auto club. Manister said the only result of frequent topping orr is long lines at the pumps. Sl,590 in Loot Taken in Valley Burglars removed a llcreen and climbed through an open bedroom window in a Fountain Valley home Thursday t.o make off with Sl,590 worth of bekS"ng- ings, police reported . Gall A. Kllsour . 18411 Los Can ariot. told police her home was ransacke d before the thieves made ofr wltb St,140 worth of jewelry , a $400 television set and l50 worth or miscellaneous possessions. • Getting Readg Richard King, 7. of Irvine got an early start on his Easter basket at a n egg decorating works hop held Thursday in University Community P ark. About 30 I rvane youngsters showed up al the city-sponsored evt!nl. U.S. Retaliates On Spy Charges W ASHlNGTON I AP > The United States today ordered lhl' expulsion or two South African military attaches an retaliation for that count ry's dec1s 1on Thursday lo expel three U.S de fense attaches in connel'lion with an a lleged spying plot. c Related photo. A4 1 Unde rsecretary of State David Newsom informed South African charge d 'aCfaires William Relief of the l0xpuls1on ordl•r th1:-. morn ing. depurtm1·nt :-.µokl':-.man Hodding C~1rlt•r annountL·d • Carter dc•c hrwd ull t•ommt•nt on lht• su bslallt'l' of South African charge:-that the Umlcd Sla tes violated South African sovereignty by engaging in aer ial pholoj!raphy or "very sensitive are~1s" of the• countn But, Carter :-aid. .. I l'an ·a:.· sure you there won 't be an apolo~y" to South Mn<·a for lhc allegc•d spying opc•rat1on ··we do not fed we havt• an~ rcc.tson to offer Onl'. .. he :.aid Cart<'r said the South /\fncan:- ordercd to le an• tht• counln wert• Cmdr Wi l ll'm N du Plessis, the dcfcn:-.c· ti nd n;H al allathc. and Col GNl J CoctZCl'. the air attal'hl' The\ wen• given u week lo ll'H\'C th~· United States. Carter said. The on ly other orfitt<il U S com ment on the incid('nt was an expression or regret Thursdav a fcow hours art er Prime M irustc·r P. W. Bot ha announced on na- tion a I te levision from Capt• Town that a s pying 01>cration 1n Train Cars D e rail JACKSON. Miss tAP • Three r ailroad cars carrying toxic chem icals dcr:.iiled late Thursday. forci ng the evut'ua lion of a nearby truck terminal and a factory. ·authorities said Apparently t hc r <' was no chemical l(•ak. they said volvmg U.S. e mbassy official!> had been uncovered. The State Departme nt state· ment said the timing or Botha·~ announcement was "particular ly unfortunate ... in light or the final stages of negotiations in- volving the United States. South Africa and other countries on ending South African rule over Namibia. or Southwest Africa Carter said the administration hoped that strains in lhc U S r(' lalions with South Africa will ha n· no l!ffcct on lh<• ncgot1a ta on:-. Purple-clad Man Sought in Hold-up Try Orange County :.hcrtffl> or f1 cers we re continu tng their search today fo r a purple-clad b(lnd1t who fled after an aborted hold-up al a Laguna Hills fa:.t food r <'stauranl Thursda\ R i H'rside pohcl' ·offi cer!'-. Ut't ing on a tip. 1nlerrupll'd the 12 10 a . m robbery at a Carl's J r . located on Lake Forest Dnvt' al tht.' San Diego Freeway. de put ies said. They fared two shots at tht• ski m asked bandit when he ignored their orders lo drop his revolver. deputies reported. and the robber fled out the r earor the restaurant. An area search failed to tum up the robbery s uspect. deputies said, but an alleged companion. 19 -ye ar-o ld Debra Recd o f R1vers1de. was found a short dis tanc·e away and wa:-arrested on robbery charges afte r a n auto purs uit Deputies said the bandit was dressed in purple pants. a purple shirt and purple shoes Ye allier Reflects . . B11'fle ~l•led Pl'Hll : School's out but it's stlll three : R '!l religion, recreatiQn and : relaxation that Southern ! C11llrornians will be coocentrat· ~ Uig on thls weekend. , Whether plans for the ; w e e k end 'focus on outdoor ; Easter sunrl!le services. or ~ beaches ble~sed with sunshine·; and warm ltimperaturcs. the ; weather conditions are nearly.' ideal. • Although some coas tal low clouds a re possible night and morning, the National Weather Service is predicting fair skies mu~h of the time with highs in the upper 70's and low 80's, and virtually no wind. In the recreation category, the ri ~t task is to get to the recrea· lion . and rreeways will be Jam med as thousal'\ds of .persons : rrom Los Angeles trade places~: with their more rural cousins for : the weekend . • Among the destinations for·: city-dwellers wall be Blythe. on : the Colo rado Ri ver . The : Riverside Sheriff's office s ays it.: will be beefing up patrols. in· : cludmg lhe boat patrol on the·: ra ver. • ·'The county ca mpsites are : fill ing up. and I 'm a lready see-' : mg a lot of lx>at s being towed : an." said Sgt Arl Roberts, a.· Riverside Sheriff's officer. : lie predicted a second peak : traffic period about twilight Sun· : day ;t:, evl'ryonl' swaps places : again : At the end of a long Eastern : winter. the l'ollege set blows .orL: steam on the Easter weekend in : Fort Laud c rd a I e . FI a . In· • southern California. though. the·: young people head for Palm ~ Sprangs The police there already.$ have made a couple of s weeps of a • canyon that as on Indian land. cit . ing some young campe rs for : tres1,ass111g ;: "But they're rea lly quite well -· behaved." said Tom Hanlon or - the Conve ntion and Visitors Bureau "Aod we even have some room:. av<iilablc for the wel•kcnci. but not t•vc·ry kind that · might ordinLinly Ill' avail;.iblc .. · What about plain old relaxing " \'ou n1n do that in your bal'k~ ard. ot t·our:-.e hut if you a rt· bound fnr ltw lwaches. the Ii fl•)!uardi-. !'-ay 'ou t ould hardly finc1 ·• tx•tt1•r t•ou1>lc of clays. with I \\CJ 111 lour f1>11t '-'H'lls ncar- tH'rf<•rt :11r IL•m pt•raturt' with lrt· tit•" 111<1. and watl'r temperature : 111 thL· hi gh 50-s for those who ha VL' lhl' t.'m•rgy lo actually go 111to thl• "utt•r From Page A I O'CONNOR 1n thr lei::a l dl•partmenl 0 'Connor said today thl'- d1 :11·1l'' •H'l' still m1~:-.1ng M r s lfu tt()fl prl'v i o u s l y ' d :umt•d that 0'('01111or's charges: a mounkd lo a s moke st•reen. Factory Output Rebound Strong WASHI NGTON IAP > -After : two months of winter sluggish·: ness. the oulµut of the nation's: racloru.'S rebounded a strong 0.8 : percent 1n March. thti govern·: • menl said today • The March increase. following • a s light rise in February and no ~ change in January. produced a ( f1rs t-quurtt>r lolal of 0.9 percent. : Thal would be equivalent to an ~ annual growth rate of 3.5 per-~ cent, the Fl'<lerul Reserve said. : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ l .......................... 111111!!111 .......................................... ~ \ SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SOUDS PLAIDS STRIPES TWllDS D .. MS COIMOYS POPLINS ) SPORT COATS SPORT COATS . SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS IA ... A..-tCAID MASTHCHAR•I VISA \ 1 { \ t ·: l7 7 I • VOL. 72, NO . 103, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Motorists Swarm t II)' t'at-=DEalC1l SCHOE•t:KL .... o..t,,.... ..... Or•nat-Coa t mo to r l t~ swarmed f'M~olinti 1Hotlon. to day, lOJll)tn'1. Ofr ltwlr tank LO 11n t u·1put1 0l'I of the wor 1 WN'kt•nd 'lttHion shutdflwn of tht> curr~nt gttsohnt! t>runc·h 86 Pe.rcent of Stations to Close Easter 80.9 cents for unleaded at l "self serve" pumps al Fair Exx- on, Fair Drive and Fairview Road_ in Costa Mesa. l , f I J\nd motor1~l!t don'\ l't•m tu mind th~t gu ... ohnt! pncr~ ha\1 lOPS>t'd the 90 cl'nts J>('r gallon mark in.somt· loctH1ons. Thl'y'rt• tbunkrut to g.:t ll An informal Daily Pll<lt spot c heck or 28 Orange C'oast Sttt lions showt-'d that 86 percent will • • • ~ clOM'd on Euslcr Sur}duy "It'll l ak u mlrac e to .iN gHohnt1 on t;u'lter ,'' observed nnl' motorist Nl'erly all btuhons pion to ~ o pt>n Saturduy morning But m ost will be padlocking the pumps by m1d·at'terooon The survey also round that on ly one station u. limiting tht! amount of gasoline a customer • • * C'ranston on Eaerg11 Senator Backs Windfall Tax Sen Alan Cranston said today he will help lead the fight in the sen a l e t o pass Preside nt Carter's proposed windfall lax on oil company profits. The Democrat. California's senior senator. met this morning with Orange County business a nd community lead ers at CJ GM Recalls 172,000 Cars WASHINGTON I AP I General Motors Corp,. is volunta rily r ecalling 172,000 of its 1977 and 1978 Chevrolet Monza, PonUac Starbird and Oldsmobile Starfire a utomobiles to corr ect a proble m that could make s teering dif- f i cu It . the Natio nal Hig hway Traffic Safet y Administration announced today. The agency said the re- call is to reinforce the at- tachment area of the left engine mount bracket. On ly vehicles with the L-4. 151 CID engine are in- vol ved. The agen c-y said it knows of no accide nts or injuries resulting from the probl e m . but urged owners to have their cars ~ corNcted as soon as they rece1 ve recall notice let- ters from GM. breakfast hosted by Pacific Mutual Life Insura nce Co. al the firm 's Newport Beach head· quarters. Our;ng the breakfast he dis· cussed a variety of issues, but most of h.is remarks centered on energy. Later. Cranston told reporters he will be among the senators pushing President Carter's oil deregulation and oil profit tax bill through Congress when it is introduced this summer. .. I think Americans will be more inclined to conserve oil if they feel the s acrifices a re shared.·• he said of the plan to tax domestic oil profits . He said such a tax shouldn't impede oil company e fforts to inc rease the domestic supply because those companies stand to make "huge profits" when crude oil prices are deregulated. He said the purpose of the prof· 1t tax. which would a pply onJy to old oil -oil that is being pumped when the law is enacted -would be to provide the federal government with funds to u se in de velopin g other energy sources. The government also would use the tax funds to encourage exploratton ror more domestic oil, he ~aid. But the senator said he hasn't polled his Congr essional col leagues to find out how they feel about the proposal. "1 think it 's too soon lo know just exactly what the reaction will be." he said. "What we nt?{:d is to get reaction fro m acros!> the country. When citizens start expressin g their views , the Congress will react.'' OC Declared ~ Disaster Due He said that, if the oil tax pl an fails. then he is like ly to support continued regulations of crude oil prices. "I don't think the controls work very well." he said. adding that. without the tax on oil com· pany profits he wouldn't be will · iog to see price regulations lifted. To Freeze Onin~e County is one of nine Southern and Central California counties declared federal dis- aster areas because of a winter freeze. Tbe announcem ent Thursday means the farmers in these counties a re eligible ror low- interest loans. T he 7% percent Sm a ll Busi- ness Administration Joans will also be a vailable to ranchers, nursery operators and others in agribusiness. The freeze occurred between Dec. 1, 1978. and Jan. 31, 1979. The counties. in addition to Orange. are Glenn. Kem, Los An gel es . Mad e r a , San Bernardino. Sao Diego, T ulare and Ventura. Agribusiness operators in ad- jacent counties may also be eligible for the loans . said Alex Cunning ham . director of the~ state Office of Emergency Seni~. Construction GQods Stolen Theft of $4 ,300 in conslrucUon equipment and sprinkler system controls in two separate inci- dents is under investigation by Irvine police. David Armis of City Plaster· i ng report~ the loss of a $2,300 cem ent mixe r from 11 Chat- tanooga and Larry Bagley of Spring ~rothers Development told police that $2,000 in irriga- l ion sprinkler controls wer e stolen from 16022 E. Yale Loop. Markets Closed NEW YORK <AP ) Securities and commodities ex- changes were closed today in ob- servance ol Good Friday. i may buy Callll Crom motorists worried u b o u\ w eeke nd gasoline nvaillblily were Pouring into the AutomobHe Club or Southern Culifom1a office in Anaheim at the rate of 100 per hour. s aid Betsy Lrndley, o ne of three service representatives manning the busy phones. Many callers wanted to know names and locations of specific stations planning to be open - information the association does not provid~. · Overall. a n auto club survey round that 71 percent of stations in Orange and Los Ange les coun· ties will be closed Sunday. In outlying areas a long tbe s tate's major highways, only 36 percent of the stations will be shut down, the auto club survey showed. Here are highlights of the Orange Coast gasoline scene: -:.THE IOGHES1' PalCE for unleaded gasoline was found al Newport Center Texaeo wbere the fuel was selling for 92 .9 cents at the "full" serve pumps. -THE WWEST PltlCE was lletallation -STATIONS PLANNING to be o~n Sunday a re Rod's Arco. Fairview Road and Sunflower Streel, 'Costa Mesa ; Westclirr Arco, I rvine Avenu e and Westclifr Drive. Newport Beach. 1 if gasoline supplies hold up>, Corona de l M ur Che vron, Pacific ·Coast Highway and MacArthur Boulevard. Newport <See GAS ST.\.TIONS, Page AZ> U.S. to Expel Military Aides Gettinfl Readg Richard King, 7. of Ir v ine got an early start on his E aster bas ket a t a n egg decorating works hop held Thursday m Unive rsity Community Pa rk. About 30 Irvine youngsters showed up at the city-sponsored event. .. WASHINGTON IA P > The United States today ordered the expulsion or two South African military attaches in retaliation for that country's dec1s ton Thursday to expel three U S. de· fe nse attaches in connection with an a lleged s pyi ng plot. <Related photo, M I Undersecretary or Slate Da vid Ne wsom informed South African charge d'affaires William Relier of tbe expulsion order this morn 1n g. department spokesman Hodding Carter announced Carter declined ail comment on the s ubs tance of South African c-harges that the United Stales violated South African sover eignty by e ngaging in aerial photography of "very sensitive areas" of the country. But, Carter said, ··1 can as· sure you there won 't be an apology" to South Africa for the alleged spying operation '"We do not feel we have any reason to offer one." he said. Carter said tJie So.uth Africans ordered tp leave the country we r e Cnid r . Will e m N du Plessis, the defense and naval attache. and Col . Gert .J Coetzee. the air attachc They were ~1ven a week to leave the Crucifixion Re-enacted Pilgrims Follow Jesw ' Jerusalem Path JERUSALEM IAPI -llymns echoed a lo ng the narrow . ser pentine Via Dolorosa on Good F riday as hundreds of Chris tians, s ome bearing wooden crosses, followed the path Christ walked to h.is crucifixion. Believers from dozens of na tions stopped for prayer today at the Via 's nine stations of the c ross before filing into the Church of the Holy Sepulcher to visit the last five s tations. T housands crowded into the ince nse-filled church. built by the Crusaders about 800 years ago, a nd climbed a sleep staircase to the top of Calvary. After descending. many knell lo kiss the marble stone of unction. where J esus was wrapped in a shroud. From the Praetorium, where J esus was sentenced to die, lo Calvary, where he was nailed to the cross. the crowds moved in winding processions under a hot s un, from just after s unrise through mid-day. A few h undred pi l g rims followed the ofriclal procession of the Roman Catholic Church. led by Franciscans in nowing brown robes, but many more made the solemn half-hour trek individually or in groups or a few dozen. Police barricades closed off side roads lo allow an uninter- rupted now along the 'amous walled street. T he actual path Christ trudged was lost centuries a go as original Jerusalem was buried under the rubble of wars and disasters . The c ur rent Vi a Oolorosa was believed to have been traced during the Crusader or Turkis h period. but thl• or iginal Street of Sorrow may he. JO feet below Tourism ministry offi cia ls say about 100.000 tourists and pi l- grims were in the Holy Land for the season and J erusalem ·s old walled city teemed with crowds. The Christians were here to ma rk Christ's suffering a nd to celebrate Easter -his resurrec· lion. Jews were commemorating the week-long Passover holiday, marking the Is raelite exodus (AIM Man Held from Egypt Good Friday services were held outside the city walls at the garden tomb. which some Chm. t1ans revere as the true :.1le of the crucifixion. A Ion~ ltne of wors hipers stood outs ide the 15-foot ·high mausoleum wa iting to light a candle al the tomb where tradition s;.iys Christ ro~c from the dead. The mausoleum will be the center of celebrallons Sunday CSee CHRIST, P age A2> 18 Suffer in Fire WHEATON, Md. <AP I A three-alarm fire struck a nurs- ing home in this Washington. 0 .C .. s uburb today . a nd uulhorities said 18 people were taken to a hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation. Two Officers Hurt In Coastal Crash Coast Highway in the 300 block when he drifted into the south- bound lanes. s lamming into t.he patrol car. United Stales. Carter said. The onl y other offi cial U.S. comment on the incident was an el(pression of regret Thursday a few hours after Prime Minister P W. Botha announcl!d on na- t 1 on a I lclev1s1o n from Cape Town that a spying operation in· vo tvmg U.S embassy officials had been uncovered Magazine To Publish Spy Tale PORTLAND. Ore . IAP I - The e dito r o r a m o nthly magazine said he will publish an edit ion today with a humorous article about s pying in Uganda despite objections .from lhe CIA about certain portions of the a rticle. .. We 've got to make some de· let1ons where we agreed to AFRICA SILENT ON FALL OF AMIN-A4 where lht> CIA made a case where cert1:1 1n li ves would be in danger ... Oregon M agaz1n c Editor Tom Bates said today before le:wmg for the printing plant. The articll' ... , Was ldi Amin·s 8Jsketball Czar.·· ll> un C1ccounl of spy activities in Uganda b)' Jay Mullen of Medford. Ore., who was a CIA agent in that African country in the early 1970s. Bates said. Bates characterized the arti· l'le as lively and humorous ··we didn't expect any trouble from the CIA over this .·· he said Thursday before mf'eting with tht' CIA representative. One section of the s tory is sub- t 1llcd .. How I punched ldi l\m1n in the nose and li ved to tell about it.·· Bates said That was ah at•count of an altercation between Mullen and Amin follow;ng an impromptu race in the Uganda president's swi mming pool. ··we did not agree to a lot of otht?r deletions with regard to operations that Jay discusses. If we agreed to all the deletions they as ked for. the story wouJd have ~n grossly disfigured." <See CIA, Page AZ> Coast Weather Edison Worker B11rned A Laguna Beach policeman .and a reserve officer were in· j ured Thursday oigtit when a car assertedly driven by a drunken Corona del Mar man crossed the double center line of North Coast Highway a nd s lamme d the police car used to test for drunken driving. Olficer Mario Asturius, 32, re· ceived cuts to his head , and R ~serve Office r Michae l LaVigne. 23. s truck his rorebead on a mounted shotgun with such force the tun broke in half, police said today. The poU ce car struck a parked vehicle, forcing both officers in· to the dashboard aree1 o{ the vehicle. Acting polic e c hief Ne il Purcell said Asturius was saved further lrtjuries because he was wearing a new lightweight bulJet proof vest, which hit the steering wheel of the car. Hazy s unshine through Saturday with patchy low cloudiness a nd fog late tonight and early Satur- day morning . L o w s • tonight mid to upper sos. Hig hs Saturday 70 a l beaches to upper 70s in· land. INSIDE TOD~~ Wont to bob on Ille boy withoul ~ o yacht? Firtct out 1DMre to mil a bool /or tht U>ttlCieftd on~ Cl. a transformer when he contact- ed a high energy line. Euctly how tOD\ac\ was made was not lmmedlatel1 known , the spokesman Aid. wm .... IUffered second and Ulird....,_ bwu over • per- cent Of 6la body .. He ls U1led in critical caadldoD today at UC lntae IJl.neal Center. Ed1Mn officials said th~y bave ordered an tnvestlgatlon of the iftldent. , The Santiago racmty Is one or rive m ajor distribution a nd switching stations in Orange County. The substation serves primarily the south county area. There wu no disruption in service to Edi~n customers. company offictal•Jaid. WUlem1 received emergency treatme nt al .U>.e scene by Orange County Paramedics before he was transported lo the burn center. An investigation by the California Highway Patrol led to the arrest of Val Earl Fretlerick. also known as Val Jose ph Eaton. 22, Corona del Mar, on charges of felony drunk drlvin1. and poaseaaionol baablah. A CHP s pokesman said Frederick was northbound on • Both officers and Frederick were take n lo South Coa st Medical Center. where ABturius received stitches for numerous facial cuts and LaVi1ne re- ceived first atd ror a gash on h1s forehead. All wett released later 1n the eventna. with Fredericks being booked Into <>r:ange County Jail with ball set al ruoo. ( ) .. .. ~V"LOT •1 ne A.Moel81et1 Pre.a Scboo1'1 out but lt'a »Ull Uaree I ·a rellaion. recreation Md r elualion tha t Southern Callfomians will oo concenlr•l· ua1 on OU. Wffkt nd. W k e t he r p l an fi fo r t"• • w e eke nd focua on oYtdoor !aster 1unl't.o H n lu1. or ht-aches blellH with aunshlne and warm temp.-rat ur••a. the weather conditlonl\ a~ nf'arl.r ldtal AlthouRh sc>mt routa l tow clouds f r(' po iblt-oaecht and m ornu\)!, t~ Natk>nal Wl'attM-r ~rv1c4• !I prt'<.h Nln)I ra1r l>IU~ m u<'h ()( lht-ttm~ with hl(h m the u pe>t>r 70'. and low 80' • :tnd virtually no wand In lM rl'('J't"8llOn catt'(:Ory. the r1 r t ta k 1 to ~t'l \o tbl' re-.·rtn t 1o n , a nd rre t•w.a y!4 w ill be Jammed as thousands of pen;ons from Los An1tclt•s trade pl•«' wath their mor(• rurul couslng for the weeke nd Among the destination for c1ly·dwelll'rs wilt Ix' Blyth ., on t h e Colo r a do R lvl'r Tht• Rivers1cte Sht•rlff':. otfll'I: says 1t will be llt-l'ring up patrol!>. tn eluding the bout putrol on the nver .. The county campsit es arc fi lling up, and I'm already :.ee· mg a lot of boats bt•ing towcc! in.·· said S~t Art Hoberts, a Riverside Sheriff's orflct>r He predicted a second peuk traffic period a bout t wilight Sun· day as everyone swaps places again. At the end of a long Eastern winter. the college set blows off steam on the Easter weekend in F o rt L a udel'd a le. F la . In southern California, though, the )'Oung people he ad for Pa lm Springs . The police there already have m ade a couple or sweeps of a canyon that is on Indian land. cit· ing some young cam pers for trespassing. ··But they're really q uite well· behaved." s aid Tom II a nion of thl' Co nve nlion a nd Visitors Bureau. "And we e ve n have :;ome rooms ava ila ble for the weekend, but not every kind that m ight ordinarily be availa ble ." What about plain old relaxing'' Y ou can d o th at in your b ackyard, of course. but if you are bound for the beaches. the lifeguards s ay you could hardly find a better couple of days, with two to four fool swells, nea r· perfect air temperature with lit· tie wind. and water tempera ture• in t he hig h 50's for those who have the energy to actuully go into the water Gay R e quest Due H e aring? CUMREl<LAND. R I. c A P I The Cumberland school commit· tee 1s reconsider ing its refusal to g ive a hear ing to a 17-year-0ld homosexual boy who wants to takl' a m ale escort to the junior prom The com mittee decided this week to cancel a hearing on the q uestion, beca use t h e boy's father ob1ected to his going lo the Cumbe rla nd High Sc hool prom with a m ale friend next month ,.,...,. Page A J CHRIST •.. when the Latin Patriarch or Jerusalem recites lhgh Mass. Arme d soldie r s saunter ed through the narrow lanes of the Old City. but the patrols ke pt out of the way of the m any pro· cessions along the Via OoJorosa. They we re watching out for Pa lestinian terrorist attacks in· tended lo undermine Isr ael's peace with Egypt. Eleven t.er· roris t e xplosions since J an. 1 have killed seven peo ple a nd wounded 169, most of them in .Jerusalem. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT f ... Or-to.ftt o.llv Pli.t, wltf\ w~ ... tH-"'""" ' ... --, """"''"""lw'""°'-c. .. " PvOltW'Mf'OC~ SifN,'1Pf'Oi1U)MM• lf"Dltl....., -· 11\f....,,. Fr1o.ty lc>t (G<I• M#w N._, ~II -11-.0<> -II ~- 1.lftY•lltt. l'"lnf l-&.«11 Soulf\CO."I A \l,.qi. ,_,_ ..,.uon .. _.._ s.i"'o.tn- -·· r,,. ... ""-""°'""'1>0 .. ..-1••.im W••l 11 .. SI""' C..l•Mo'6.C•lll0<ftl•~1' .. _, .. _ Pn•ldMll --1- Jk'll c....., Yt<• PfMiOo<ll •llf-Al ""-- T .... t It- lidllOf "::::ot.."'rz::- ~m•M.i.-11 ..... P.•ll A>IOIM Me ........ I ....... T~ne (714)MMn1 cteeelftH Mwettl..,.W.9'11 '""'~,.._...., .... 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Costa Mei.a. and Edward Michael Elias. 32. of 9872 Gettysburg Drive. llunt· mgton Beach. deputies r eported T h e third s u s p ecte d book ma ker was ident ified as De nnis James McDamcls. 35, or 684 1 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach. de puties said. The arrests capped a four- m onth investigation by sher iff's vice officers and the Long Beach Police Department. Officers a lleged lhe three operated by phone from their homes to take bets on horse rac· ing and sports eve nts. A Fountain Valley man. SUS· peeled of selling coca ine. also was ar rested during the course of the alleged bookma king bust, deputies said. He was identified as Ronald Alan Ayres. 27. of 9125 Luna Avc F ro"' Page A I GAS ST ATI ONS ... Beach and Moon Gordnn l\to htl. 1729 S El Camino ltl·al, San Clemente . f morning only 1 -ANXIOUS MOTORIST S waited in line to pay R3 9 c•cnts for self-ser ve unleadt.:d at lrvmc Union. one of two stations Just SERVICE STATION TIMES LISTED-Al off the Santa Ana Freeway in East Irvine. And if they couldn't get in a self serve line. the\ q ue ued up a t full serve pump:-. where unleaded sold for 88 9 cents. "I don 't believe 1l." sa id Lur ry Balle w. s tation o wner .. l' m getting 95 percent of what I got this time last year. but r d say the de ma nd is up 17. ma) be 18. percent J wonder whl•r c they're all going ·· -"PEOPL E DON 'T CAR .. ; how much they have to pay as long as it 's a vailable ." sa id Be t· ty Williamson. as bum per-to bumper lines crawled through her husband 's station. \.ieorgc Williamson Chevron. Miche lson a nd Culver drives in Irvine 's University Park. All pumps at the station a re full serve . with unleaded fuel sell ing for 87 ~I cents per gallon. "And 1 expect a price increasc very soon." Mrs Williamson a dded. -L AG N A C'll E VRO N Service, Pacific Coast Highway al Legion Street. may be open Saturday "but it will only be un t il noon, if that." a n employee s aid . -FOUNTAIN VALLEY and Huntington Beach drivers will find a mple gasoline e arly Salur d a y and none o n Sund ay. the surve v showed. "We'll just keep pumping on Saturday until the supply run:. out," said one Fountain Valley s tation owner. "It could be 4 o'clock, lt could be 6. hut it's certain we won't be open on Sun· day." Consumer experts encouraged motoriAts lo beat the squeeze bv planning their driving doing several errand11 on one tr ip rat her than lots of r unning around. Tbey also said drivers should avoid Jack rabbit s tar ts a nd s trictly observe the 55 m ph federally mandated speed li mit . Tht•y rlon't encourage topping off t:.inks. ·'Think of the quarter tank point as thl' l'mpty point ancl a void gass· mg u pon the weekend:· suid Mike M:i nistcr. director of lhc travel research and publications depart· mcnt fortht' auto club. Manister said the only result of frequent topping off is long lt ne:. at the pumps. Probe Opens At Hospital SACRAMENTO IAP ) -A s urprise stale ins pect ion has s tarted at S utte r Me mor ial llos p ilal, which had a s taff a nesthesiologist charged with committing sexual c rimes on un· conscious patients. ·'There obvious ly is a problem al Sutter Me morial if what l read in the papers is true," Barry Dorfman. assistant director of the s t ale He a lth Services Department. told a news con- f crencc Thursday. Road Closure Rided Illegal S AN FRANCISCO <AP > The city or Lafayette. acting on behalf or a group or homeowners who live on a well·lo-do s treet . has los t its appea l of a court ruling forbtdding construe· lion of a gate across a city street to ba r outsider traf· fi e A California Court of A ppc al upheld a low er co urt In Co ntra Cos ta County which ruled the ci· ty had no right to close H appy Va lley road to through traffic . Residents would have entered the gale with a credll·card like key. "tr il hadn't been for the fa c t that t he Happ y Valley people paid for the lawyers. we wouldn't have even a ppealed the matter,·• Lafayette City Manager E. C. Marriner said WICHITA FALLS. Texa1 <AP) -'flla .. Nortlll Texas com· mun\t y's two funeral homes were booked wllh h ourly .. rvlce1 todar H relative• burled 17 or 44 person» kllled by tbe tornado that wiped out a 12-square·mile Mrea. Ol1aa\er rellef team1 eon· Unued to pour lnto the dltaat.er area while a net of securit y was pulled lighter. Officials prohibit· ed entry into the are a without 8pecial passes issued to several hundred residenls. But despite bcefed·UP patrols and doubled checkpoints. more Rapist Flees Jail; Suspect ln2m1Rape SAN LUIS OOISPO I AP) A convicted rapist who escaped from t he Ca lifornia Me n 's Colony was b-Olievcd to have raped one or three coeds he held hostage for nine hours the same day. police said. A man rese mbling escapee John House. 25. broke Into a hom e in the northwest secUon of the city Thursday after House's escape from prison, then bound and raped the first woman to ar - rive home. police said. Two other women who entered the residence later a lso were lied up. All three victims are students at Cal Poly San Luis Obis po. After nine hours. one of the women managed to break free. a uthorities said, and the ra pist fled on foot. House had been serving a six· month to life term for forcible rape when he escaped Thursday morning . He was convicted in Ker n County in July 1977. Shah's Men Executed T EHRAN. Iran <AP l -Firing squads execute d 10 mor e or the s hah's men today. including the general in charge of political prisone rs at Teh ra n 's Qa s r Prison and the chie f or air force counterintelligence. In a r e newa l o f t e n s ion . meanwhile. hundreds of anti· gove rnment demonstrators as· s e m bted in a p a rk a nd a n estimated l,000 Khomeini sup· porters m ar ched th rough the capital. T he latest deaths. announced by the state radio. ra ised to 119 the number of confi rmed execu· t ions since the forces of Shiite Mo s le m lea der Ayatoll ah Ruh oil ah Khomeini ousted the last royal governme nt of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi two months ago. Factory Output Rebound Strong WASHINGTON <AP > -After two months of winter sluggish· ness. the output of the nation's factories rebounded a strong 0.8 perce nt in March, the govern- me nt said today. T he March inc rease. following a s light rlsc in February a nd no cha nge in J a nuary. produced a firs t.quarte r total or 0.9 percent. Thal would be equivalent to an annual growth rate of J.S per- cent. the Fede ral Reserve said. than 20 per80DI were •netted for lootiftl and curfew vlolaUoaa overnlpt. T he hour ly funeral services beaan at 10 a.m. One f\meral home wu so packed it could of- fe r only graveside memorials . "We feel the people have been through e nou•h," u ld Bob Mason, funeral director a t Owena-Bnlmley Funeral Home. "It Just looks like h aving graveside services would take the pressure off these ramUi~." An estimated 20',000 ol this city 's 115,000 residents were left homeless by the tornado that rake d the Te xas·Oklahoma border Tu eaday. leaving 15 other _penoas dead in Lawton, Okla .• and Vernon and Harrold, Texas. President Carter declare d Wic hita Falls a disaster area Thursday. Federal and s tate of. riclals planned to open disaster a ssistance centers in tbe city Saturday. American Insurance Associa- tion adjusters estim ated insured d a mage a l $204 million In Wi chita Fa lls, while losses in La wton we re put at $13 million. Red Cross volunteers predicWd 90 percent of the devus taltd structures we re Insured . Richard BalnJcky, Re d Crop dir ector or damage a1USe s1>mC!nt.8 who new her e from California. sa id t h e viciou 11 t w1ht ·r d cst roy~d mo re tha n 6,400 bomft, 150 mobile bom• UC l.100 apartment uDitl 1D WI~ County. , "It ta Incredible that u.a• m any people are homeleu;'J said Balnicky. "We kept~ about It out ln CaJUornia ud we. Just couldn't belie ve lt." ~ Meanwhile, a new 1wann of. tornadoes bit widely 1eaUe~ aeetlom ol the country Tbun-~ day. t · In Wichita Falls. a steady raiJC fell TbunQy nighL on the gal>( ing holes that once were homes. • Workmen restored power ~· the city Thunday and cloudY! · brown wale r began flowin~ t hrough pipes although resldent8' were warned lo boll it. ~ Thro ug h o ut T hu ra d a ~ bulldozers scrapped the rubbl in to heaps a nd caravans o pickups streamed from the area loaded with battered furniture m attresses and clothing. i National Guardsmen strictly• enforCed a 7 p.m.·lo-6:30 a.m! curfew on lbe disaster site. ~ Restaurants and <'onveniencei: stores in the city shut down earlrl~ so employees could be off lbe street by the 9 p.m . curfew in ef- fect for the rest or the city. "Most or the people who com In here are still so stunned the)C can't even think or what they\ need," said volunteer Jamiet tlc nderson while sorting clothe&) a l M i d w c s l e r n S l a t et Univen 11ty's coliseum. 1 .J ·' ~ Pickets Limited .. • . t -· At Plant Strike I • . . • ' Officials of a San Clemente ru bber gasket factory have ob- tained a court order tha t c urbs t he strike activities by union me mbers who are continuing their week·long walkout t.oday. P l a n t m anage r W illia m Krames. of Reeves Rubber Inc .• 41 5 Ave . Pico. s a id s trike leade rs were served wilh the Or ange County Superior Court t e mporar y res t ra ining order Thursday while 40 percent of the fac tory's 170 workers were tak· ing part in the walkout. Reid Pierce, Communications Workers of Am erica vice presi· dent. asserted th at about 95 Reeves workers are on strike over a dispute involving eight· m ont h-old cont ra ct ta lks t hat ar e now deadlocked. Union a nd manageme nt of· ficials plan to resume negotia · lions t.oda y at a Long Beach hotel in an effort to end the strike . Meanwhile, un.ion leaders say they plan to abide by the court orde r th at a llows only t wo pickets per entry way around the plant. As m any as 50 s trikers have been seen waving placards in front of the factory this week. No violence has been reported b ut CWA leader Pie rce said T hursday the strike ba s limited the plant's operations . Strike rs haveeharged ma nage. menl with unfair labor practices including discrimination and fir· i n gs or uni o n m em be r s Management has denie d tnc char ges. Strike leaders say they will continue their 24-hour picketimg in front of the plant until a con· tract is reached. Strike Leaders ha ve been or· d e red lo a ppear in Super ior Court April 23 for a hearing on a poss ible permanent restraining orde r tha t could further limit wa I kout activities. ' Pla nt o frt c1a ls ha ve hir ed; a bo ut 25 ne w wo r ke r s as• replacements for the strikers. • : Fro• Pag~ A I CIA ••• he said. , I ' ' , I l f CIA Associate Counsel Johnt Gr e a ny fle w to Portla nd oni T h ur sday a nd met privately; with Bales a nd Mullen ror five: ho urs while reporters hove red• outside. : Neither Greany nor Bates pro-: posed going lo court <Wer the : art icle. : In Washington on Thursday : night, CIA s pokesman Herbert: Hetu confirmed that Mullen. a i former CIA employee. sent lhe i article to the agency in keeping } with a n a g r e e m e nt CIA! employees make when they join ; the a gency. • Bates said, "He I Mullen > wa s ! t here to spy on Chinese and : Russian agents, too. They even · t r ied to s educe h im with a: bca ut iful agent." . He said Mullen. who had a : degree in African languages, OS· ; te ns ibly was a professor or the · university al Kampala. Uganda. "He e nded up coac hing tile na· ~ t iona l basketba ll team," Bates i s a id. "T hey didn't ha ve too ~ many people over the re tha t : knew much about baske tball" Mullen's pasl CIA connections were revealed after he returned t o Ore gon a n d r an i n t he Democratic primary for the slate House or Representatives in 1978. He lost after opponents fo und that one of the fi r ms listed in his biography was a CIA, front. • The magazine. a bout nine ·' years old. is circulated m onthly in Oregon and prints articles and photogra phs of state issues! and events. • ;.. ..................................................................... ~ r SUITS . SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT RK. PRICE SOUDS PLAIDS STllPIS nwllDS DBIMS COIDUIOYS POPUMS IAMl....CAD MAITllC....-. •• " YllA • . . . . . .. 17 La11•na/Soath Coast EDIT I ON VOL. 72, NO. 103, ~SECTIONS, 46 PAGES YeurB••••••j Dally New•pap!I F RIDAY, APR IL 13, 1979 Motorists Swarm Gas Pump B Fa£Otal<'K sntOEMEfll. °'' .. 0.11, PllMli.11 Orant;e ('oa:i l motor !. h s wurmcd nsnhn~ 'lutmn:. h • duy. lUJ)J'lOft orf lht•l r t unk' m II n t I l' I "ll l 1 0 n \If t h t• w Cl r I> I "'t:t'kt-011 :-.tut1un .. huldo~ n or lh1• c urrt>nl go~ohru: t•rurwh 86 Percent of Stations to Close Easter 80.9 cents for unleaded at the "self serve" pumps al Fair Exx. on. Fair Drive a nd Fa irview Road in Costa Mesa. And mntoh io;ts don't M.'l'fll to rnrnd lbot F!t1"ohnl' pr1ct'' hu' 1• topplO'd tht• 90 et•m .. p..•r .:ullon murk in 'omt> locut1on' rtw' n· thtwkrul to #tl't 1t · An mformnl l>t11ly Pilot 'pot <'hf>c•k of it! Oran~t' ( 'ua't :-,lU I 111ns showt•d thul 8li l>l't'n•nl will h r lost>tl on Eutttcr Sunday · It II Ulk\• u rn1rucl(' to gt•t i:osohne o n t:oi-tt·r." obbcr\l\.'d on1· motorist NNu·ly all 1Stul10111t pl~n to be opf'll S uturchty mornlnw Uut mo:.t will bf' padloc k ln~ lh\• 1>11mp~ by mid afternoon The i;ur\ICy ah~o found that on h one station llj hmltmg lht• umount of ga!>c11ine u r ustom"'r rnay b~y Calls rrom motorists worried about weekend t¢asollnt' t1vt11 hblity were Pouring into the Automobile Club of Southern Cnhfornia offices in Anaheim at the rule or 100 per hour. said Betsy Lindley, one of three s ervice re presentaUves manning t he busy phones. Many callers wanted to know Fun • g Listed Hurlbut L eads 36 Candidates By RAYMOND ESTRAOA Jr. 04 ,._ O•llY Pilot SYll Food industry cxccut1 vl' Hoy Hurl but 1s the top l'ampa1 gn fundra1st.'r to dalf' with S2.554 in the rat·e by :lfi cundidatt•' forthrel' Sa n Clcml'nll' Ctt\' C'ouncil ~<·als up for grab' in th·,, April 24 c lec· llOll Hurlbut. 54. ha!> !>lll'nl onl ) Sl ,352 or hit; political warchcsl wh ile SCl'ktng the lhrt.'t.'·year term vacalNI by the Jan. 23 re- l'all of Councilman llo ward Mushetl * •. * \loters \loeal Mushett was rccullt!d along with council members William Walkl·r and Uonna Wilkin~on t1ftt.'r a biller political frud. Hurlbut. 54. h:.is taken a S500 gift from Americun Res1>irntor ServiC'c• and SIOO donation~ from Ht·t1H•s Rubber . Int , u lul·al gasket factory. San Clemente Sµort Fis hing. Inc .. Dwayne Bt.>rgcr. local real estate agent. local residents Howard Mussie. Tresa and Georgia I lurlbut. Hurlbut has also received S754 in gifts under SlOO and taken out * * • Cl e1nente Council Hopefuls Queried By STEVE ~flTCllt:U. Of,,_ O•Hy Ptlot Sl•ll Candidates seekin~ a three· year term on the San Clementt.' City Council fielded a my riad or · questions from vote rs Thursday t night. the maJority de aling with r development or the ba ck hills of I the Cit\' l Eight or tht> 11 candidates j !.eeking the thn~t'·Yt'ar :-.t•al lo be 1 • vacated by Councilm an lloward Mushett a:, a rc!>ult of thl· .fan 23 recall eleC'lion. sho\\ed up at San Cle me nte I hgh St•hool to fal'e the voters T hursday night Ear lier this wet-k 17 of the 25 c·andidah•s seeking two onc -yt'ar , sea ts on the l'Ounc1l. !-.pokl• be fo rE-the same ho m eowner group at the htf{h school l'he forum. spoosurt•d by tne San Clemente Homeowncr's As· · soc iat1on. gave ea ch t•andidale three minutes to outline• his or he r platrorm . and then opt•ned the floor to questions And. with the t>lcclion set for April 24 less than two weeks away the candidates are beginning to be specifi c in how they would ope rate the city Norman Ream. 66. a certified public accounta nt who sa ys he ''knows how lo read a balance sheet." sa ys h~ sees two prob· lems in San Clemente. He said it will take "frugal. . well managed government (to see the city through Prop. 13 ) and if 't'e don't have the people m <city) governme nt to do thut. then 1t 's lime for a cha nge .. A second concern. he s aid. 1s the need for planned growth. "Th e r e are 11.000 h omes planned in the back count ry. How fast s hould we build? That as not known at this time. but 1t r ails for a n inc re ase in the de· m a nd for policies "Growth must come on u pay as you go basis ... he said. "If t d evC'lope rs 1 cannot s upport themselves and pay for the :-.e r vices. ~rowth mus t b e curtu~led. Ca ndidate Erik Perkowski . 25. a school supplies salesm an. agrel'd with Ream ·s contention that planning is needed m San Cle mente. "The people of San Cle mente ar e afraid or the unknown ... he said. "They see a city that is s upµos ed lo double in size in 10 year s . they see streets in bad tondition a nd the pie r area . and no one knows what will happen "I will make a commitment to pla n right now for the future." he said. "The city has to have a precise master · plan to know what is going lo happe n here .. K a roline Koester. 52, a ho me make r. s aid her concerns are for growth and the status or the present community in San Clemente. She said the present city planning s taff is un · dermanned, adding the city must be able to provide services to future developme nts us well <See VOTERS. Page A2 ) U.S. Retaliates ~ ·On Spy Charge~ I WASHINGTON tAPl The l United States today ordered the f expulsion of two South African , military attaches in re taliation ~ for that country 's d ecision Tbunday to e xpel three U.S. de- fense auaches in connection with a n alleged 'Spying plot I Related photo, A4 > Undersecretary of State David Ne wsom informed South African chat·ge d 'affaires William Relief of the expulsion order this morn- ing, departme nt s pokesm a n -Hodding Carter announced . • Carter declined all comment on t h e s ubs ta nce of South Africarf charges that the United States violated South African 1overei1nly by enaaaiog in aerial pbolo1raphy ol · ·ver)' MUlUve .,. .... of the country. But, Caner said, "I can as- sure 7ou there won't be a n apoloo" to South Africa for the al ... icl IPJiQI operatlon. ··••do not feel we bave any reuon to olftt one," be said. Cart. Mid the South Arricans ordered to leav~ the country ' ' were Cmdr. Wille m N . du Plessis, the defense a nd naval attache. and Col. Gerl J . Coel&ee, the air attache. They were given a week to leave the United States, Carter said. The only other official U.S. comment on the incident was an expression of regret Thursday a fe w hours after Prime Minjsler P. W. Botha announced on na· lional television from Cape Town that a spying operation ln· volvmg U.S. embassy officials had been uncovered. T he State Department state· ment said the liming of Botha's announcement was "particular· ly unfortunate," ln light ol the final 1tqes ol ne1otiaUons in· valving the United Slates, South Africa and other countries on endint South African rule over Namibia, or Southwest Africa. Carter ta.Id tbe administration hoped that stralnl ln the U.S. re· 1atlons with South Africa wiU have no effect on the negot.la· Uons. a $500 ba nk loan for his cam· paign. Hot on Hurlbut 's heels is re· tired auto d e al e r Jam es As hbrook who h S875 in o utstanding debts. 1 ll• Look out an 5875 bank loan Local real estate firm owner Wayne Thomsen has donated S150 to As hbro ok 's cause. Ashbrook has also r ece ived $100 girts from Raymond T. Kahn. a Fulle rton glass producer . N. L. McAdoo. a mobile homepark owne r and ne i g hbor : V. J . Shrade r . a Fulle r t on -based builder: and Fred Grct•nbcrg. a retired Sa n Cleme nte resident. As hbrook, 66, is ~ecking one or two one-yea r term council scat:, along with 24 othe r ho pe fuls Eleven candidates arc seeking the single three-year term. C h a rl e s Br e nt. 6l. a mechanical · engineer seeking a one-year council term. hus col· lected S2,00l for his campaign and owes another S204. Brent has received a S198 gift from Wul·Rich Corp .• a local de· veloper and Sl.793 in donations under $100 Former San Clemente plan· ning director Richard Ahlmao has amassed SJ.930 in h is warchcst and s pent only $440 thus far. Ahlm•rn. 56, who left nis post last July and is sel'king a one- yca r term. has take n a S290 gift from Reevt•s Rubber. Inc .. SHJO from local fabriC' shop owner Cec ilia Durkin and Sl.445 in con· lributions less than $100. Wilma Rloom. 51. a local CSee FUNDING, Page A2l Gay R e quest Due H e aring? CUMRERLAND. R I. 1 AP1 The Cumberland school commit t ee is reconsidering its refusal lo g ive a hearing to a 17-yea r-old homosexual boy who wants to take a mal<' escort to the junior prom T he committee decided this week to cance l a hea ring on tht: ques tion. because the boy's father objected to his going to t he Cumberland lligh School prom with a male friend next month. "We're weighing whether the constitutional issues compel us lo give a hearing on the merits," school committee attorney V. James Santaniello s aid. GM. Recalls · 172,000 Cars WASHINGTON (APl - General Motors Corp,. is v oluntarily recalling 172,000 o( its 1977 a nd 1978 Chevrolet Monza, Pontiac Starbird a nd Oldsmobile Star fire a utomobiles to correct a proble m that could make steering dif- ri cull, the National Hig hway Trame Safety Administration announced today. The agency said the re- caU is to reinforce the at- tachment area ol the left engine mount bracket. On· Jy vehicles with the L-4. 151 CID engine are in· volved. The agency said it knows of no accidents or injuries resulting from the problem, b u t u rged owners to have their cars corr~ted as soon as they receive ,recall notice let· tera from-OM. names and locutions or specific stations planning to be open information the association does not proyide. Overall. an a uto club survey found that 71' percent or stations in Orange and Los Angeles coun· ties will be closed Sunday. In outlying areas a long the s tate's major highways, only 36 percent of the stations will be shut down. the auto club s urvey showed. He re are highlights of the Orange Coast gasoline.scene : -THE HIGJIEST PRICE for unleaded gasoline was found at Newport Center Texaco where the fuel was selling ror 92 9 cents at the "full" ser ve pumps. -T HE LOWEST PRICE was -STATIONS PLANNING to be open Sunday are Rod's l\r,,co. Fairview Road and Sunflower Street. Costa Mesa : Weslclirr Arc9 . I rvine Ave nue. and Weslclifr Drive. Newport Beach. 1 ir gasoline s upplies hold up>. Co r ona d e l Mar Che v ron. Pacific Coas t Highway a nd MacArthur Boulevard. Newpart CSee GAS STATIONS, Page A2> O•lty P11oot .,_ OY Sieve Mttclwll LAGUNA BEACH COLLISION SENDS TWO OFFICERS, MOTORIST TO HOSPITAL Officer Barry Snyder (left) Holdt Flashlight as Sgt. Terry Temple Photographs Scene CdM Man H e ld Tiro Officers Hurt In Coastal Crash A Laguna Beach po li ceman and a r eserve officer were in- jur ed Thursday night when a car lhcy said was drive n by a Corona dcl Mar man trossed the double line on North Coast llighway tmd ~lammed 1nlv the patrol car Orricer Mario Astur ius. 32. re ceived cuts lo his head. <.1 nd Re se rve Off i ce r Mic hael LaVigne, 23. s truck his forehead on a mounted shotg un with such force the gun broke tn half. police said today An inv estigatio n by t he Ca lifornia Highway Patrol led to the arrest of Val Earl Fredt!rick. als o known as Val Joseph Eaton. 22. Corona de l Ma r . on charges or felony drunk driving, and possession or has his h. A C HP s po kes man s aid Frederick was northbound on Coast Highway in the 300 blOC'k when he drHted into the south bound lanes. slamming into the pa trol car The palice ca r struck a par ked vehicle. forcing both officers in to the dashboard area of tht· \'Chicle A C' t 1 n g p o I H· c l' h 1 e f Ne ti Purcell said Aslurrus was saved further injuries bt•ta usc he wa .. we aring a ne w light weight bullN proof \'est. which hit the steering whC'e l of the car Both officeri, a nd Frederick w t•r e t ake n to South Cous t Medical Center . whe re Aslurius received stitches for numerou!> facia l cuts and l.aVigm· rl' reived fi rst a id for :1 gash on ha !-. forehead. A II were rclea!wd later an lhl' evening. with Frede ric ks being booked into Orangl' County .J<.til with bail set at S2.500 Cranston to Lead Fight for Windfall Sen. Alan Cranston said today he will help lead the fi ght in the s enate to pass Pre s ident Carter's proposed windfall tRx on oil rompany profits. The Democrat. California 's senior senator. met this morning with Orange County bus iness and community lead ers at a breakfast hosted by Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. at the firm 's Newport Beach head · quarters. During the breakfast he dis· cussed a variety or iss'ues. but most of his remarks centered on energy. Later. Cunston told rep()rters he will be a mong the senators pushing Preside nt Carter's oil deregulation and oil profit lax bill through Congress when it is introduced this summer. "I think Amer icans will be more inclined to conserve oil ir they reel the sacrifices are shared." he said of the plan to tax domestic oil profits . He said such a tax s houldn't Impede oiJ company efforts lo increase the domestic s upply because those companies stand to make "huge profits'' when crude oil prices an! dere~ulated. He said the purpose of t he prof· It ta~ which would appl) only to old oil -oU that .ts being pumped when the law is enacted -would be to provide the rederal aovemment with funds lo use In d e veloping other ene rgy sources T he government also would use the tax funds In encourage explorallon for more domestic oil. he said But the senator said he hu!>n·1 polled his Con~ressional col leagues to find out how they feel about the propos~I. "I think it 's too soo o know just exactly wti reaction will be." he said. "What we need is to get reaction from aero !> the country . When Cllizens start expre s s ing their views. the Congress will react.'· He said that. if the oil tax plan fails. then be is likely to support continued regulations or crude oil prices. "l don't think the controls work very well," he said, adding that, witho ut the lax on oil com· pany profits he wouldn't be will· ing to sec price regulations lifted. Upnda Preside n t Take8 Office Oath KAMPALA, Uganda <APl Uganda's new provisional presl· dent, Yusufu Lule, a nd his Cabinet were sworn into otflce to day in Parliame nt. Square while Tanzanian commandos hunted for deposed President ldi Amin. fftelated story, A4 l "We now have a legal govern· m e nt. In office," Lule said. bringing cheers. ~ifixion Re..enacted In J erusalem JERUSALEM 1AP 1 Chris· t1an pilgrims trud~ed up the Via Oolorosa under the \\Ctght of wooden crosses today 1n a Good Friday r e-enactment of Jesus· march to his crucifixion. A Catholic procession IC<! by r ra nc is can f ria r !-tn hrll\\n robes \\otmd lhrough the 11urrO\.\ "St reel of Sorrow·· un<lt•r a hot midday s un. s topping fo r devo- tions a t l'ach or the 14 ">la lions of the ('ross St arting in the early morning hours. thotL4'ands of worshi pper-. filed through the Cru!>ader built Church of the Holy Sepulchre. the traditional site of Calvary und of J esus ' tomb. lsr ac>li soldiers armed with as sault riflf's patrolled lhl' lanes or the Old Caty on alert against te r- rorist bombs. but the) stayed awa\' from t he church The task or kee ping o rder was lt•ft to l·hurch offi cials. Ara b police and scouts I s r aeli tou ris m officia ls estimated 60.000 Chnsu a n ptl· grims cam<' to the Holy Lund 1n t he last month. a nd a nothe r 40 .000 J ewish tourists arrived to ce l e bra t e th e wee k -lo ng Passo\·er holiday. Easter week climaxes Sunday with pontifical high Mass out· s ide th e marbl e -e n c a sed sepulchre conducted by the Lalin patriarch of Jerusalem. On the s a me day , Eas te rn churches celebrate Pa lm Sun- day to mark the beginning of their Easter week. Coas• Weath e r Hazy sunshine thro ug h Saturday with patchy low cloudiness aod fog late tonight and early Satur day morning . L o w s • tonight mid to upper sos. Highs Saturda y 70 ot beaches lo upper 70s in ~ ' land. I NSIDE T ODA l' Wa11t to bob on the bay U)lthout buying a yacht? 1''frtd out w~e to rent a boat for tM weebnd on~ Cl ~ f • .... .. .. :ti DM.VPt&.OT USC Fr1der1 Apr1: 13, 1171 Man Held in Felony Drunk, Theft Weather Reflects A 57-yeu-old woman was killed on Pat'ICic Coot Highway la ffuntlftltOn Beach Thursda)' .... , when -r ur WH stNC'k head -on by a car pollC'P all Rt was 11tole n ~nd driven b) a d runken l8 year old men. The ume of the victim, a Huntlnltoo •sch ree1dent. ha not been re le•a.ed pendlna notlfiei.tlon of her otixt of kin a. ,...,.udlr died at U. ae· radent S<'ene on Paclrlc Coa11t Hl1hway rwar 8rookhurat Strt."41l about t :n p.m. The other drl ver. Thoma l>•nny Triplett. or 4040 In d lanapohs An• .. Hunttnalon a ... r h. Nl&)()rtedly wa1 d rtvlna a stolen car that eroSHd OVft' Die painled c~nt€'r dlvld~r and ~truC'k lht> W<•stbound vchlclt•, t.-..-P•,,.Al . , VOTERS VOCAL. • • <all cur"°"' r ldenh1 "We net"d t rict en fore m.~nt or our pre t'nl ordlnunct's. ltl in sure acrvlccb for ull or our cltliens." . ho i.a1d S he s old lht• city h1.11 bet'n plagµed with problems on lh<' rount'll. in the fornt or ronstunt bick"rini;. unmment lev«'I. wh<>"t' ahe :.a)' publk st>rvants "resist gl\'tng ln format.ion to the citlzt•n · " She ulso aC('U:Sl'd \ht.• Vl't'~ent councll majority of "serving the will of sperlal Interest grouJ)ll. not the wlll or the people " Sll'tcen yl..'ur San Cle m ntt- businessman Ian Kennedy al110 said the people should come first in the eyes of the rouncll. Holding up a San Clemente council agenda. he suid. "Look al this. The oral communira· lions that's where the public gels lo speak ·Is on page six. It should go after the pledge of al· leglence. ·• he said . adding a switch in the age nda, "might just bring democracy back to the city ·• He also caned for a formula for growth In the city. "that does not harass existing services for existing residents. He said "developers need us. we don't need them, and they should be able lo build without asking for a variance . Businesswoman Wilma R Bloom. 51 , said the city has been plagued "with bitterness and polarization caused by the re· * .. * * Fro• Page A l FUNDING ... hardware store owner seC'k1ng a three-year term. has collcct<'d Sl ,384 in her bid. She has taken out u $1.100 loan. received a SlOO gift from resident Kay Walton and S3 15 in gifts less than $100. One -year term c andidate Carol Carlson. 39, a part·timc library r lerk and ho memaker. has amas ed Sl.220 She has ac cepted a SIOO gift rrom Reeve~ Rubber, Inc .. and $750 in dona· tions under $100. Edward Kalschcd. ti9. a r<> tired insurnnce execuli vc seek ing a one·yt:ar term. has collect ed $1.138. lie has lak!'n a $100 gift from resident John llou~hcr and $941 in donations less thun $100. M itchc ll ll addad. 29. an Orange County deputy district attorney, ha11 collected $960. lie has taken $100 girts from ri ve Lo~ Angeles-area produce firms in his bid for a one year term. Ch uck Mitc he ll. 48, an in- s urance firm owner seeking a one year term. has collected S817 and amassed St59 in debts. He has taken a $150 gift from resident Herbert Lipp and $357 in dona lions under SSO. The remaining 27 candidates reported they have collected or spent less than $800 on their respective campaigns so rar in the race. Sixteen or those hoperuls re- ported that they have collected or spent less than $200 so far. Candidates in the April 24 race are required lo su bmit final campaign financial statements on June 21. Candidate Elynor Wylde, 52. a retired businesswoman seeking a one year term. reported that she would be late In submitting her financial ~tatement for the April 9 filing period. o"ANOE cOMT Lite DAILY PILOT TMO•-Cee\I 0.11• ~lei •111tWftl<ltl\<-DtnH __ ........ ,-,.....,OYl ... 0<- (M\1 P~C~ S..Nt•••f'd••~•, .. CKIOfl\Md Mottd•Y tf'w~ ,... ld~o •• , Cos•• MtW N._, ...... H ..... 1"9'., haclt ,_. t•if'"·~;f.;!;~·-·l....,..8Meft $ow'\f\(~t. ........ '°''""''·-..... e1s.111•,,...1•--·· , ..... ...., .... ""°'''"'"" "4~ •• •I llO WHl ll•• ....... c.<t• Mt .. C~lllO<ftl"'IJO"' .. _, .. _ Prnldtftt •IW ""*'- lacl 11 C.r'" \11(0 P,nldtftt Olld 0.-M Mo- f -H llff..it IEdltM '";.."'::Q~rtq M=,.. CMftff "· '-' Ille,..,.., ,..,, .-. .... ..,, lllllft•tt"' r .. ,.,, laeUfle .. ech 0Moe ~ -n .. 01·-•••a.w• oiftc.. -=~i:~~~~w::z~=-CI TMepfloite (714)~ Cl•~ ............... n L.11911M .. elll Al D .... "'9: T1t1,ll1t11...,.. ,.,_ .... a.-.. ---~"C "" O!!.'!!t. ~ "'*'""~ JN1m .,--:2,.';'n~,_r.''.:!~ ..... = :==::;;:!'-....... "''"'l•~ltfl .. ~~~:r.:ts:..::.~-:: ~=· ~!!,:..=."'..Zu'l.~~,. __ , , I coll 'The c ity ha' bt•t•n In a pow~r 1tru~1el lor many Y''ani. with f a<>tlonA lt)at wnnt to a row 11t jn)' COlll. .. ai!UIDa.I :a t1low4•1 itrowth mmorlty She ~ai d the c it y need:. rtprt>sentatlon for nll rurllonb "not ju.st tht• homt'O"' rWNI, or 1h1• r hambt-r o r romm t>rr<'. or builder.. but all tcroups She saad her vriorillt•ti v.1Jvlil bt· lo rc~lor,• h11 rinuny 111 ,.11 > government, "and review und update too .centiral plun to meet the euldell"es of o balanced community. Including arrorda· b l c hou s ing and 1.e nl or 1H.•rvlces." O ther s peakers In c luded· David Dodson, 27, who works ut the San Onofre Nuclear Power Plunt. who advocated limited automobile areas In the pier area and more bJke trails ; Dorothy Hendricks, a 70-year· old retired school teacher, who as pushing for low cost housin@ and a rleanup of the pior area : a nd Mark Morales. 22. a two year resident. who offers in· dividualism and s ays he will work lO represent the views of San Clementeans. Road Closure Ruled Illegal SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The city or Lafayctt<.·. a cting on behalr of a group of homeowners who live on a well·lO·dO street. has lost its appeal or a court ruling forbidding construc- t1on or a gate across a city s treet lO bar outside r traf· ric A California Court or Appeal upheld a lower court in Contra Costa County which ruled the ci· ly had no right to close Happy Valley r oad l o through traffic Residents would have e ntered the gate with a credit-card like key. .. tr it hadn't been for the fact that the H app y Valley people pa id ro r the lawyers, we wouldn't have even appealed the matter ... Laray~te Cit y Manager E C Marriner s aid. Purpl~-clad Man Sought in Hold-up Try Orange County s herifr's of· fieer s were continu ing their search today for a purple-clad bandit who fled after an aborted hold ·UP at a Laguna Hills fast food restaurant Thursday. Riverside police orricers. act· 1.ng on a tip, interrupted the l2:40 a m . robbery at a Carl 's Jr .. located on Lake Forest Drive al t he San Diego Freeway. de· puties said. They fired two shots at the s ki· masked bandit when he ignored their orders to drop his revolver .. deputies reported, and the robber fled out the rear of the restaurant. An area sear ch failed to turn up t he robbery sus pect. deputies said, but an alleged companion. 19-year·o ld Debra Reed or Riverside, was found a s hort dis· lance away and was arrested on robbery charges after an auto pursuit. Deputies said the bandit was dressed in purple pa nts, a purple s hirt and purple shoes. Somoza Forces Pound Esteli OUTS ID E ESTELi . Nicaragua <AP> -Leftist guer. r i ll as h e ld the northern Nicaraguan city or Esteli ror the seventh day today despite heavy fire from President Anastasio Somoza's artillery and planes. • Reporters stopped at a roadblock four miles south of the city could see explosions and smoke as the national guard's rt1hters attacked with rockets. A lieutenant commanding the roadblock on the Pan Arnertran Hl1bway said heavy fllhllng wH under way a nd the national 1uard. Somou'a combined army and national Pollce force, 1 hoped to recapture lhe city to- day. 4 .. ,, -)tr ---11 r--- poUoeaald. Traffic Sift. Carl Vldano, who waa parkecf. 1ald he cloclled l11e car drtven by Ttlplett at 81 mph eutbound on Paclfh' CoH:St Hl1hw1y. 1werving and narrow· ly mllelna other uuto1. Tb• tolllAion a pparently oc· curred before· Sgt. Vidano could rHeh f\tll 11pecd In an attempt to h .. lt tht' uuto Tht' t'ur llrlvt•n by Triplett burfit lnto namc•s after the col llslon but he wa" pulled from lhe wn<·k•le by Sst. Vidano. Trip.foU s ulfe?rcd cuts and burn11 1mfl W¥S t;aken lo Pacifica CommunJty ff08pltal where he wflt trtatt'd before being booked nt cit y Jail T riplett ha11 been charged with mansl4ughter, felony drunken drlvtna 1tnd auto the ft, in· v 1lla1uor1 uid. No bail has twcn ut Protesters Toss Blood WAS HINGTON (AP > Demonstrators protestin g nuclear weapons today threw whut they s1dd was human blood on the front pillars at the Pen- taaon. One demonstrator was ar. rested . T he protesters, members or a l(roup known as the Atlantic Lire Community. lined up on the steps or the Pentagon's River Entrance carrying placards reading "Temple of Death." Still Tmistin' Chubby Checker. who made famous the "twist." enlivens the encore of the o pening night Thursday of the off. Broadway musical "Shindig" at New York City's Center Theater. He joined the cast for the final number By fte Aatloeia&ect PftM School'• out but lt'a 1tUI tine~ R'1 reUtton. recreation and~ relaxation that SoutbernJ Californians will be ronaatrat.-J int' on I.bis weekend. i Whe t h er pl a n t for tl'ltl weekend focus on outdoorj Easter sunrise 11er vlces, or~ ~aches blessed with sunshinei a nd warm temperatures. the' weather condiUona a re nearl1 ~ ideal. ~ Although some eo11tal low~ clouds are poeslble night and .. morning, the National Weather~ Service is predicting fair skies: much of the time with highs In! the upper 70's and low 80'•, and: virtually no wind. : In the recreation category, the: first task is to gel to the recTel·• lion . a nd freeways will be! jam med as thousands of persons: from Los Angeles tr ade places: with their more rural cousins for; the weekend. , Among the des tinations for• city-dwellers will be Blythe, on: th e Colorado River. The: Ri verside Sheriff's office says it: will be beering up patrols. in·' eluding the boa t patrol on thel river. ~ "The county camps ites a re) filling up, and I'm a lready see-~ an g a lot of boats being towedf in," said Sgt. Art Roberts. ~ Riverside Sheriff's officer . f He predicted a second peaki traffic period about twilight Sunj day 1s everyone swaps plac~ agaan. : .,_ CIA Opposes Article At the end or a long Easler!\ winter. tht' colle~e set blows off steam on the Easter weekend iq .,·o rt Lauderdale. Fla . In c;o uthem California. though, thf:i yo un~ people head for Paint Springs The police there alreadj have made a l'oupleof sweeps of~ canyon that 1son Indian land, citl an g some young cam pers Cot trespa 11ang Magazine to Publish Uganda 'Spy Story' "Rut they're really quite well: hcha\l~d." .,aid Tom HanJon of th<• Convention a nd Visitor~ Bun•<iu ··And we• even hav4 :-cl mt• room~ a vailable for thEt .,., N·kend. but nol t•very kind that m1ghlordinarily bt· a v<iilable.": PORTLAND. Ore. CAP I T h e editor o r a m o nthl v magazine said he will publish an edition today with a humorous article about spying in Uganda AFRICA SILENT ON FALL OF AMIN-A4 -despite objections from the CIA about certain portions or the article. "We've got lo make some de· letions where we agreed to . . . where the CIA made a case whe re ccrttun li ves would be an d a ng(•r . ·' Oregon M ugazine Editor Tom Bates s <iid today before lea v1ng for the printing plant Th<' art1l'lt', ·1 Was ld1 Aman s Bas ketball Czar ... is an ciccount of spy ucti\·it1es in Uganda by Jay Mullen of Medford. Ore , who was a CIA agent in that African country in the early 1970s. Rates said. Bales characlcrilCd the arll Fro• Page A l GAS STATIONS ... Beach and Moon Gordon Mobil. 1729 S. El Camino Real. San Clemente. I morning only I. -ANXIO US MOTORISTS waited in line to pay 83.9 cents for sclr·serve unleaded at Irvine Union. one or two stations just SERVICE STATION TIMES LISTED-A3 off the Santa Ana Freeway an East Irvine. And if they couldn't get in a self serve line. they queued up at full serve pumps where unleaded sold for 88.9 cents ·'I don 't be lieve it, .. said La rry Ballew. s tation owner. "I'm getting 95 percent of what I got this time last year. but I'd say the demand is up 17, maybe 18. percent. I wonder wbere they 're all going " -"PEOPLE DON'T CAR E how much they have to pay as long as it's available." said Bet· ty Will iamson, as bumper-lo· bumper Unes cra wled lhrough her husband's station, \ieorge Williamson Chevron, Michelson and Culver drives in Irvine's University Park. All pumps at the station are full serve. with unleaded fuel selling for 87.9 cents per gallon. .. And I expect a price increase very soon," Mrs. Williamson added. -LAGUNA C H EV RON Service. Pacific Coast Highway at Legion Street. may be open Saturday "but it will only be un- til noon. il that." an employee said. out. .. said one F'ountain Valley station owner ··it could be 4 o'clock. it could be fl. bul it's ccrt•lin WC' \\On't he ope n on Sun dav .. Cons umt.•r ex p1.•rts encovrnged motorisb lo l>cal lhc squl!ezc bv Jlla nnlng their driv•n~ doing several errands on one trip rather lhun lots or running around. .. Thcv ulso suid drivers should avoid. Jack rabbit s tu rls and s trictly obs erve the• 55 mph redcrally mandat<:d spc•t'd limit. They don'l cncoura14e lopping ofr tanks "Thank or thl' quurtcr tank point as the empty point il nd a void gass· ing upon the weekend." said Mik<.' M amstcr, director or thl· travel resear ch and publications depart ment for the auto club M anister said the• only result Of frequent topping off IS long lines al the pumps SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUIT$ .. clc as lively and humorous "We didn't expect uny trouhl<• from the CIA over this." he s aid Thursday before mc·et1ng with the CIA represt>ntat1vc One section or the stor\' 1s sub titled "How I punched ldi Amin in the nose and Ii ved w tell about it. .. Bates said That was a n account or <J n a ltercation betwee n Mullen t1nd Amin following an impromptu race in the Uganda pre~1dent s s wimming pool. "We did not agree to a lot of other deletions with regard to operations that Jay discusses. H we agreed to all the deletion~ they asked for, the story "'ould have been grossly d1sr1gurcd." he said CIA Associate Counsel John G reany fl ew to Port h1 nd on Thursday a nd met pri vate!\ with Bates and Mullen fo r f1 \'c hours while reporters hoverl.'d outside Neither Greany nor Bates pro posed going lo court over the article. In Washington on Thursduy night. CIA s P<>kesman Herbert Hetu confirmed that Mullen. u former CIA employee. sent the article lo the agency in keeping with a n agree m e nt C I A employees make when they JOIO the agency. Bates said, "He I Mullen 1 wa~ there to spy on Chinese irncl Russian agents. loo They ev<:n tried l o seduce him with a beautiful agent." He said Mullen. who had <i degree in African languages. o~ lensibly was a professor of tht' university at Kampala, Uganda What ab11ut plam old relaxing·.~ You c <1 n do that in your: back~arrl. Of ('OUfSl' but if YOt+ an· bound for t hl' be ache~. th{!. hfej?uard:-'<i~' you could hardly ri nd a bt>tter l'OUple of days. with l 14 o to fou r fool swells. near~ Jll•rfect air temperature with lit4' tie winc1, and wa ter lempcralur~ 1n Lhl' l11J(h 50 ., for those whd have the ene rgy to acluaJly gQ anto the water ~· Clemente Mari He ld in Theft ~ I\ 2fi·H·ar.old San Clemente man has Oel'n booked into Orange County Jail on robbe ry charges in eonnl•ct 1on with the Feb. t:> holduv o r a South Laguna supcrmarkt't 1 Sheriff's dt•puties said Patriclt F'runcis<.·o Paolu. 26. of 1011 Trafalgar Lane. was arrested ort a wa rrant Wednesday without in• c1dent. : lie 11-. al·Cused of the gunpoint robbery of 11mployees al th~ /\lpha Bela Market. 30822 Souttt Coa !>l Highway. deputies said. : Carter Vacations SA PELO ISLAND. Ga IA Pl President Carter is finaing nea r -pedect soli tude in a· .,., ildllfe refuge here. where his closest neighbors include s nakes and alh~alors He had no an: nounced schedule today. : SP.ORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS SPORT COATS -FOUNTAIN VALLEY and Huntington Beach drivers will find ample gasollne early Satur· day and none on Sunday. the survey showed. "We'll just keep pumping on Saturday until the supply runs WITH PU~CHASI OP OMI AT IEG. PRICE Factory Output Rebound Strong WASHINGTON <AP > -After two months of winter slugglsh· neas. the output of the nation's fa clones rebounded a strong 0.8 percent In March. the eovem· ment aald today. The March increase, following a 1U1ht rile tn ('e bruary and no chan1e In J anuery, produced a flrtt•Q\laner totaJ or o.• percent. That would be equivalent lo an annual trowth rat.e or 3.5 per. ctn\, the Federal Reserve aald. SOUDS PLAIDS SftlPIS TWllDS DMMS COIDUIOYS l'OftMS . -----.. IAICAMlllCAID MAITllCHAl•t YllA 1'17 Says Where to Piitt'IUiile Attacker Weekend Gaaoline 'Sane' Dick ....... Arft S. El Cami.no Real .... o.r.. .. Mtae 1792 S. El Camino Real Ed'a hue '26572 Junipero Serra ~gau Nlpel Cbevron wn Valley Parkway & Niguel Road :L•-llftlela 'Lagana C'kvroa Service Coast Highway & Legion St. Tllree Attb Bay Shell South Laguna Harley Johnson UQion Michelson & Culver Ivan Johnson Cbevron 18692 MacArthur Blvd. across from Airport Ce•t•1"na Rod's Arco Fairview Rd. at Sunflower Harbor Texaco Harbor & Baker Al Beaty Union Oil 393 E . 17th St. Fair EEton Fair Road & Fairview Jim Tl~ C'llevron· Standard 2590 Newport Blvd. Ne.,port Beac• Westclllr Arco Irvine Ave. & Westcliff Vista Center Shell 1495 Superior Ave. Airport Texaco 4678 Campus Dr. Exxon Bristol St. across from airport Cor ... a delMar Corona del Mar Cbevron E. Coast Hi ghway near MacArthur Blvd. Newport Center SbeU 990 E Coast Highway Newport Center Texaco 1600 Jamboree Rd. IAT\IRDAY 8VNDAY tJNL&ADED PalCE opea re1ular Cloeed 84.9 houn open as Ion& ais aas holds out open to noon open to ooon if aas Ul)ply holds out. Closed Closed open to Closed 3 p.m. to noon if gas is Closed available open Closed all day 7 a.m. to whenever gas Closed runs out 8 a .m. to ? Closed 8 a.m . Closed to 6 p.m. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed 8 a.m . to 2p.m. 8 a.m. to 'til we 2p.m. run out. 8a.m. to Closed 7 p.m . approx noon to 4 p.m. Closed "until we run out.·· open Closed open Closed open if they open if they have gas have gas open closed open closed closed closed open a open a few few hours hours, hours hours not set not set open closed open closed 84.9 81.Y 86.9 self-serve 88.9 full-serve 85.9 88.9 83.9 self serve 88.9 full-serve 87.9 85.9 .9unless they get increas .. from rlistrihutnr 87 90 full-serve 87 self-serve "plenty or unleaded" 84.9 80.9 self-serve 10 ~allon limit 87 9 86.9 self-serve likely to go up 86.9 91.9 82 likely to go up 89 92.9 ·-·---·etle· Kim 'a Texaco Service 1 open 21S01 Brookburst St. 6 a.m.towhe closed 86.9 self-serve gas runs out 87.9 full-serve AqH tic Park Shell open 84.9 self-serve 16001 Bolsa Chica a.m. to about closed 87.9 full-serve 4 p.m. Manay'a Arco Servi~ open C!osed 84.9 self-serve 16742 Beach Blvd. 7 a.m.to 4p.m 88.9 full-serve , ............ ~ .... , Eu.oa Service closed 80.9 self-serve 18020 Magnolia 83.9 full·serve open 84.9 self-serve a.m.tow Closed 85.9 full-1erve 1aa runaout * * * * '* * For m er Juvenile Hull couDHlor Charles Guenther wu tn Oran•e Count1 J•ll toda)' after • jury 'l'hunday round him 11Dnt at the lime he &hot a Ouna Hiiis Hl1h School coed and pl1tol·whlpped a San Clemente teen·•ater. But ln an aMual move the rl ve ·m an. tt1ven ·woman Superior Court Jury asked Judge R Ir hard 6eac:om to order p1ychlatric treatment as part ot the former counselor's entenee. "We have round Charles Guen· thtr iwllY of his crimes and 11ane at t.he tlme or their CQm· m 1sa100," jw-or:s wrote in a let· ter to Beacom. '·we strongly urge that a re- quirement of his incarceration b e 1nte ns 1ve p syc hiatric therapy. We believe Mr. Guen· ther Is mentally d isturbed and unstable and would significantly benefit from such treatment," the 12 jurors said. Beacom set sentencing for the 34·year-old Guenther for May 4 and ordered him held in jail without bail until then. He faces a Possible 10-year prison term. Guenther had been confined in a locked mental ward at Canyon General Hospital s ince his ar- rest in December. Guenther admitted from the witness s tand he was the man who picked up Juli Michelle Gonzalez as she hitchhiked home rrom Dana Hills High School in December. shot her in the head five times and beat her with a hammer. He also admitted he pistol whipped 17-vear-old Patrice Ma tkins of San Clemente in March 1978 before she jumped from his moving sportscar in Dana Point. Guenther's attorney. Wi lliam Dougherty. had contended his client was insane at the time of the two attacks. Dr. Barbara Hendley. Guen- ther's psychiatrist at Canyon General. testified he r patient suffers from a brain seizure dis· o rde r brought on by a liver malfunction. Palm Springs, C.ar Museum Eyed Sund ay Between the joy of Easter and the agony of Form 1040. take lime to read these stories in Sun· day's Daily Pilot. LOVlNG LABOR -The peo· pie who operate Briggs Cun- ningham Museum aren't chas- ing a buck, they"re pursuing the dreams of great auto builders of the past. and it doesn't hurt that they satisfy a fe w personal ideals as well. In You/Your Money. P .. WVES VOU -if you have t he money , prope r bloodline or just the right sort of ( UNDA Y'S BEST) fame. Associated Press writer Saul Pett tried Palm Springs on for size and discovered, dahling, th al it didn't quite fit. THE GUESSING GAXE - They don't make public taste: they can't fake public taste, and in the last analysis, public taste can break them if they don't pro- can break them if they don't prog- nosticate its trend for next gon e -t omorrow TV s hows evaluate their track records in earning your undivided attention to the tube or losing you in the twist or the cha nnel-changer knob. DESIGNERS' HOMES -Five Laguna Beach homes will be in- cluded on the Orange County American Institute of Architects tour on Sunday. April 22, co- s ponaored by the Wo me n's Architectural League. The Featuring Section will have a pictorial preview. Gas Pricing Probed . . • i,.. WASHINGTON CAP) -Tbe ~nero Departmeat, cltln& ua· :91ually bl&b sellinl prieea ID •New York City, la conducUna a ~atlonwide lnveet11•llon of I lllllal prices cbaraed -11lln far C'nlde olf or .. The deputment urged dealers to .. report any uauually bl1h spot market pricea or other sus- pected vtolation1" or federal price Nlul•tiona, ln errect since 1973, wbicb set maximum al- lowable Jlricet ror wholesalers and,...._.. The....-O clled unofficial re-port• Uaal ill tbe New York metrGP11U11n area, spot market pricH. R»t dleaded re1ular 1alOllDI a.fl tlle8 more than 20 centl • pDoa llDc!e November. If .... .._ are 1uepected, the d •part m.e at 1 al d , lb e wholesalers Involved will be re· rerred to the Justice Depart· ment for possible crlmina• prosecution. "Opportunity for illegal price increases are especially great with the threat of poaslble supp- ly s hortages. said ERA Ad· mlnlstrator David Bardin. Bardin said llleaal prlcilll could include increasinl cost.a artificially by selling products through related companies ID a so·called "dally cbaln" opera· tlon. ............. lt'aslafng Feet C'eremon9 Pope John Paul 11 kisses the foot of one of 12 mentally re- tarded Italians in a Holy Thursday re-enactment of the last supper of Jesus and his Apostles at St. John in Lateran's Basilica, Rome. Court Says County Strike Should Stop Officials of a San Clemente rubber gasket factory have ob· tained a court order that curbs the strike activities by union m e m bers who are continuing their week-long walkout today. Pla nt manager William Krames. of Reeves Rubber Inc .. 415 Ave . Pico, said s trike leaders were served with the Orange County Superior Court temporary restraining order Thursday while 40 percent of the factory's 170 workers were tak· ing part in the walkout. Reid Pier~. Communications Workers of America vice presi- dent. asserted that about 95 Reeves workers are on strike over a dispute involving eight· month-old contract talks that are now deadlocked. Union and management of- ficials plan to resume negotia- Bos'on Strike Ends BOSTON <AP > -Striking pro- fessors and trustees at Boston University reached a tentative agreement early today, ending an eight-day strike. Feot11!in9 V1bf O(ll 1!4oUomS In velloW. oionge. ponk reo O' blcolOI Huny wnil~ seteCTion toslS r 2 gollon size Reg '4 99 ~~~6E '3.99 lions today at a Long Beach hote l in an effort to end the strike. Meanwhile, union leaders say they plan to abide by the court order that allows only two pickets per entry way a round the plant. As many as 50 strikers have been seen waving placards in front or the factory this week. No violence has been reported but CWA leader Pierce said Thursday the strike has limited the plant'soperations. Strikers have charged manage· ment with unfair labor practices including discrimination and fir· ings of union m e mbe r s, Management has denied the charges. Strike leaders say they will continue their 24-hour pickelimg in front or the plant until a coo· tract is reached. Strike leaders have been or· dered to appear in Superior Court April 23 for a hearing on a possible permanent restraining order that could further limit walkout activities. Plant officials have hired a bout 25 ne w workers a s replacements rorlhe strikers. MUMS TULIPS HYDRANGEAS ~ EASTER LILIES - CALADIUMS AZALEAS rROM s4.99- FOIL WRAPPED FOR HOLIDAY (itV»jG 1"'54! luSl1 soec.mi!ns 1e1111 o 11m111ont oecent to onv l><IOM IOOOOI oieo 6" pot size Reg. '699 SALE s4 49 PRICE • SACRAMENTO <AP> -A st.le MMtor says he will try to pteHnt l••allaed nade eun. b1tbin1 on state beache1 because "public nakedness lJ one step away rrom aexual lewd· ness." Sen. John Brt11s. R-Fullerton. issued a statement Thursday saylng, "It la a crime to expose oneselr in public. Being in a state park doesn't make it any less a crime.'' He was referring to the an· nouncement by the Department of Parks and Recreation that, in face of increasing public de. mand, it might designate por- tions of eight state beaches as ..clothing optionaW area!. Department director Russell Cahill said a series or hearings would be held on the idea. He said he already had legislative approval. Briggs said h e would in- troduce a bill requiring the de- pa rtment t o get s pecific aut h ori za tion from the Legislature. "I am outraged that the direc· tor of the Parks and Recreation Department would a rrogantly set himse lf up as the high priest of immorality," Briggs said. ·rr Cahill is so interested in nude bodies, be should become an usher at an X·rated movie " Cahill, asked about Briggs' co mments , c alled th e m 'rhetoric" and s aid he had ··really not decided one way or the other." Cahill added. "I think he has dodged the issue somewhat. That 1s. does the public have the right to be heard on this issue?" Police Nab Skmer MAHOPAC. N.Y. <AP> · A s porting good s salesman on roUer skates was arrested on a highway where police said he kept doing 360-degree s pins, ty· ing up auto traffic. Police said the skater, Eric Myrm an, 31, ex· plained that he had in- tended to skate 12 miles to Yorktown Heights where his automobile was being repaired. Police said Myrman, who said he works at a sporting goods s tore in Ha rtford. Conn ., was charged with disorderly conduct. ~ieis ~~:=::11F_1 Gallon Size INSTANT LAWN !> Squore Ft Rolls rol out tM IJlfHH1 carper 'l 99 s=Jt.t...,.,,.. \t~~).~ . . Reg. '6.99 i SALE ; PRICE 4.49 \ l IOd from DtCHONottA • Rot• •--=-0 -.. HYIRIO IERMUOA Of 0.......... s SIOl.OffS AlSO AVAllABlE llUlGRASS 1.59 Roll ············--··· CLIP AND SAVE COUPON Uuskct Or t:pri~ht I FUCHSIA S I C1looSe from oVeJ 30 basket Of I uprlgN vorlflftS or rnts shade I oreo color tovortte I 1 gallon size I Reg.'2.29eo. 990 I •Now only I Wtltl Coupon Only <J A4 OM. v Pll.OT ,,.day, i\Oril IS, 1111 rl • i s . , t. (, •• .. .. • . -. ·~ .. ' h ~ '· .. =· .. .. ;:: ~ .. #: ·. . .. • .. .. .. _ ·: . - .. J'•n ~· .. :~~ .. ··•·11 J)og. lights Up Life PmMY ftlS IM llLIJE8: By now, you've alreldy read all the IOOd news for today. About the f•et that you're Pl'Obabl~ out ol IH for the 'Wet'kend. That nuclHr ener1y Isa 't aood fot )'OU You 'v• had tnouJh or all lhl1 on a Friday the 13th Whi t -. nHd Mire l some good news. l lblnk l'll II\ you a rtPort on our ramlly do1. DOG'lJ ANTICS, as laat chronicled ii} this apacft, w~re b.ck when ~ was an undh1c1phned puppy. Hf' w•a. eatrng th1na . llUQly, he ate hou doors. The back door at our howle waa 1 eood uample . WU.b.ln the back door. our puppy taad a puppy door. But he didn't care much for 1t. So he ate around the puppy door, chewing away all the wood, pta.llc, oa1ls and_. weatherstripping. This wai. dur1na Several Items on the Menu for Our Dog's Next Gourmet Dinner the rainy season and it tended to make the house a bit drafty. Upon the advice of friends wbo"d had similar ex· perience with puppies. we we re lold not to panic; that the animal would grow up in s hort order and quit eating doors. HE ATE TWO MORE doort while growing up but we retained our patience. We just let the house stay drafty and hoped the little devil would make it through adolescence without surrering ulcers from ingestion of rus· ty nails . So here's the happy story : Our puppy is a real ·grown up dog now. He no longer eats plastic stripping or wooden doors Just the other night. for example. we were all having a quiet evening around the family fireplace. Dog was being just like a real dog, flopped out there. content upon the hearth. My loving wife fixed me a brownie for dessert. with whipped cream topping. She placed il before me on the coffee table. I was reading a magazine al the lime. DOG ATE IT. But see. he's grown up and polite now. He didn't eat all or it. Just the whipped cream topping. "Never mind." I told my wire. "I need to go change some lightbulbs. anyway." --,S.. I got ~t the new light bulb and then got busy fiddli ng wltlt the fixture. Abruptly. I heard this crunching, grinding noise My new lightbulb had vanished. Dog had eaten it. I guess it went well with the whipped cream You can see things a re a lot better around our house now that our puppy has grown up. Crew Relates INGLEWOOD <AP > -The crew of the TWA jetliner that fell five miles in a dizzying spiral toward the ground before puJling out safely was at a loss to tell investigators what caused last week's terrifying incident. "I'd like somebody to tell me," Capt. Harvey Gibson said Thurs day a t a Nation al Jetliner Dive Trans portation a nd Safet y Board bearing here. Gibson, 44. or Las Vegas. Nev .• said he beard a "slight buzz" just before the 727 jetliner with 87 passengers aboard went into the first of two rolls and then plummeted downward over Michigan on a New York to Min· neapolis flight April 4. Rhode1iana Raid Guerrilla Stro111fholda LUSAKA. ZaD1bl1 <APl - Rbodetlan eommandot ln 1 dar· ln1 two-bour raid ln1lde Zam· bl•'• caD6lal deltroyed the or. ttee-....w.nee ot 1uerrUla leader Jo1bu1 Nkomo and two other 1 uerrlll1 ta.adquarters before dawn &oday. A. 1poll9man ror the British 1ovemment In London said the rald would make a Rhodesian puceewn more elusive. tlotpltal aources ·said itt least 10 per1001 were killed and doaena wou.nded. They said most or the cuualtles were guerrilla aiuard1. The Zambian govern· rnent confirmed there were caaualUes but did not say how many. NKOMO, CO·LEADER or the Pat riotic Fro.nl guerrilla al· llance fighting the white· dominated Rhodesian govern- ment. was not In the building at Lhe time. Western diplomatic sources said. Later today he appeared at a r a lly al the destroyed bead· quarters a long with Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda. Zambia ordered the immediate call-up o( a ll able-bodied men with previous military training. Nearby residents said the at- tack s tarted with heavy automatic weapons fire and · ended with explosions from in· side the building. LUSAKA WAS CALM after the raid. but many foreign em· bassies advised nationals to stay HEADQUARTERS HIT Commando• Atteck indoors and not t.o leave the city until the situation settled down. In Salisbury, the Rhodesian capital. the Rhodesian military command confirmed the raid by its ground forces but gave no de· tails. A brief communique said: "Combined Operations Head· quarters confirms international news reports that Rhodesian ground rorces have carried out attacks aplns t Zimbabwe Peoplesrmvolutionary Army• targets in Lusaka. These are complementary to the air raids t1undled cm tenorilt bUel In Zambia." DIPLOllATIC sovaca aaid the raiden covered the eo mlJes from the Rhodesian border to Lu11ka overland by motor and no planes were used. T he Zambia Mail news~per said a car in which a cMlian family was trying to escape tho explosions and gunfire was hit a nd all the occupants were killed. The paper did not give the size of the family. The raid began at 3 a.m . and ended at 5 a .m. Only the smok· ing walls of Nkomo's office· residence, a sprawling mansion in th e tree-lined s uburb of Woodlands near a local golf course, remained standing after dawn. V.lln-l'lre . William B . Edmondson; U.S. ambassador to SoutJ Africa. Is target of chargd that his personal airplane has been converted to ~ RESIDENTS SAID the attack "spy plane." South Africa{ a lso destroye d Zimbabwe impounded the p lane an(! House. the main offices or gave three members of Uie Nkomo's Zimbabwe African e mbassy's military staff People's Union. located in the one week to leave . suburb or Emmas dale. and ~ -----"'--..:...:........;. ___ __::_ Liberation Center, in the suburb or Kawala . That building housed offices or ZAPU. the South-West Africa People's Organization a nd t h e African National Congress. SWAPO is waging guerrilla war in Nambia. also called South-West Africa. against South African troops in the South African·controlled ter- ritory. SWAPO's military bases are in Angola. Nuke Record$ Tell 'Blind' Decisions The S,Denee of Afriea WASH INGTON tAP ) Nuc lear technicians and o(~ ficials groped through the crists at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island atomic power plant "tn the bhnd" ror days. un~rta1n exactly what was wrong or what to do about it. transcripts <if their m~etings reveal. : The transcr ipts of tape:- recorded meetings, fil · g more Fal,l of Amin Neither Coruk1R1Wd rwr Backed NUCLEA WN PLEAS CONTINUE-AS NAIROBI, Kenya <APl -The capture of Kampala by Tanza- nian troops apparently spells the fall of one or Africa's worst despots But it also marked the breach of one of post-colonial black A!Mca 's most cherished principles . ldi Amin's eight-year rule over the once-prosperous Cen· lral African country of Uganda was one of the most brutal in modem history. Tens of thousands of his coun- try men we re butchered or tortured by the men of Amin's ·'State Research Bureau." Cabinet ministers. educators. professional men ~nd clericsreg- ularly disappeared. Thousands or foreigners were summarily expelled, and the economy crumbled. ALL THE WHILE, Amin. bedecked with medals from neck to wajst.. entertained the world with ouUand4h antics and pronouncements, accumulating wives. children and titles and lavishing whiskey, arms and power on hi s Nubian, Palesti· niana nd Ugandan cronies. But when Tanzanian troops and Ugandan exiles began their drive 2'h months ago to crush Amin, not an African govern· ment uttered a word of support ( Nf:WS ANALYSIS ) leaders in Africa -might seem unfair. But no African leaders sad· died with random national boun· daries drawn by colonial con- querors and torn by a mass or conflicting and constantly war· ring tribes, ideologies and fac· tions -stability and security have evolved as the most c herished principles in the 20 years since th«Wdemisc of Euro· pean colonialism. ABOUT THE ONLY principles the OAU has agreed on since 1t set out to forge African unity apart from the struggle against white minority regimes an southern A!Mca -have been the inviolability Of national SOV· ereignty and territorial inte- grity. Whether right or wrong. the capture of Kampala was the first time in post-colonial history that the army of one African s tate seized the capital of another. And despot or not. Amin had been leader of a soveriJtn state that Tanzania had invaded. The silence or Africa largely reflect- ed an inability to react to the ne w dilemma. ON A CONTINGENT where only a handful are over 20 years old. there is h ardly a government not threatened by secession. rebellion or violent overthrow. ' At least six wars have been fought over the past year alone, 4 million Africans live outside their borders as refugees. than 700 pages. we re made public Thursday. T wo full days after the acci- dent began March 28. Nuclear R eg ulatory Commissio-o Chuirman Joseph M. Hendrie complained, ··1 don't have the impression that they have a good grip on it. Y'e are operRting totally in the blind." Then. referring to requests from Pennsylvania Gov. Di ck Thornburgh for advice about the possibility or a mass evacuation, Hendrie went on: "His infonna· lion is ambiguous. Mine is non· existent. and -I don't know ~ 11 ·s like a couple or blind men staj?gcring around, making de-. cis1ons." T he five-membe r NRC met with starr members d aHy to fo llow developments in the Th ree Mile Is la nd incident. TV's Chuck Jones MAGIC SHOWS All Thit> Wt't:k SOUTH COAST PLAZA ror the invaders. None con· -~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ de mned them either. _ T HE ORGAN IZATION of African Unity tried fruitlessly for a cease-fire that, in effect, would have rescued Amin, and African leaders kept silent when Libya sent a 2.600-man expedi· tionary rorce to the aid or Moammar Khadafy's moslem ally in Kampala. 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